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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10
PREPARING HIS SUIT.
MR.. JOHN z. MASSEY At NORFOLK
CONSULTING HIS Id WYERS.
He Claims to Have Learned the Source OF
the Pilots Article-A Grocer
Assigns.

NORFOLK. VA, Jan. o.-Special.-Ihe
Hon. John T.. Massey was seen at tne
Atlantic Hotel tonight by your COZ
respondent. He said he had peen Ia
consultation with his lawyers all ua5'
preparing his case.
> When asked If he would say wnom ne
had employed as counsel, Mr. Masses
replied that ne did not desire TO tax TOT
publication, except to say that he Woulu
enter suit tomorrow against the flio'
and everybody connected with II.
THE SOURCE OF THE PILOT ARTICLE
Mr. Massey says he has traced the
source Of the article published IN me
Pilot. and in the trial the animus whicrs
prompted the attack would be fulll
brought opt. Mr.. Massey has not yet
fully determined the exact amount nc
will ask a jury TO allow as DAMAGES.
Ii is said that Tunstall & Thorn, Neeil.
Selduer * Warrington, and White
Garnett will be engaged by Mr.. Massey
as counsel II is reported on the street
that the Pilot will be defended by Rev:
Sam Small. Mr. Bird VI Winchester, ana
Burroughs & Bro. OF Norfolk.
J. l.. LOWE ASSIGNS.
j. H. Lowe, dealer i'm general and fancy
groceries. has made an assignment. WIN
W. n. Portlock as trustee. Liabilities,
$1,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10

ALBANY, n. r.. Jan; sa "A the SEES
federation OF Labor, In this city to-
DAY. the State printing house bill was
repcrted upon favorabiy for the conven-
lions approval. Delegate Stewart, Of
Va adopted, eondemning the action OF
thisjng With Eugene v. Dsbs and his
ssSocistes In their present position.
The resolution recited that ! had net
S,siity a. Houtompf OF court OF of con-
SDlsing = hsxe ndS subosdtnates eafse
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nnnhle Trac oily in Ienne,see.

IUKA, MISS. Jan. News comes from
Red Sulphur Springs. Tenn, OF double
tragedy a that point. in which com
mercial traveller named steel and a noted
moonshiner, Gus Thomas, lost their lives.
They tried TO brighten Steel out Of the
country, fearing disclosure OF their work.
Thomas IS the outlaw who. weeH>ago.
murdered Or. Alvin T. Martin, Of Ken
lucky, at a dance at Red Sulphur Springs,
and was in the party which. a couple
of years ago, fred into a posse Of Fed
eral revenue officers, woundng United
States Marshal j. W. Brown and killing
Deputy Marshal Garner. Thomas was the
most desperate moonshner in the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10
THE INCOME TAX.
Secretary Ger Isle WI Proceed with the
Execution or tie Law.


WASHINGTON. y. c., Jan. 9.-Secrc-
tary Carlisle has announced his pur-
pose Of executing the provisions OF the
tariff law relating 70 the income tax,
without regard 70 the action OF 'On-
gress on tne urgent deficiency OH, car
ryng an appropriation for the fmoloy-
ment OF additional deputy collectors
agents, clerks, &c. He holds that he has
no discretion in this matter. and that he
must proceed with the collection OF TIE
income tax with his present force ans
facilities. or course he would do mucn
better with larger force. but If Congress
will not authorize an increase In their
number ne will do the best ne can With
the facilities at his command.
The Secretary has made Il close study
of the new statute. and is satisfied OF
his authority 10 act under IT, without
additional legislation. in case ii should be
necessary. He appreciates the fact that
the present revenue force IS inadequate
to a perfectly satisfactory enforcement
OF the law, but at the same time he IS
of opinion that a failure TO Increase IT
would result IN no special loss 10 the
Government in the matter OF collections
1t is also said that Senator Hill agrees
with Secretary Carlisle that the defeat
OF the deficiency appropriation VIII not
nullify the income tax statute. and thar
consequently he VIII not oppose the APP
'' II IS s. argued at Che Treasury Depart
ment that the failure 10 provide sui
cient funds for the collection OF the tax
will only increase the burden Of the N
diyiduals ard corporations who are re-
qui,ed to pay II. Much confusion wit.
necessarily attend the first collections
Of this tax, and those VINO are delinquent
in making the required returns may be
put 10 considerable trouble and expense
Inc law expressly requires that indi-
Nuuais and corpora tons shall make
returns 10 the collector Of internal rcvc-
nue. OF the district In which they reside
or do business. III TO returns be made
1t is stipulated that the collector or depu-
" collector shall make. according 10
the best information he can obtain. such
objects liable 10 tax possessed or under
the care or management OF persons or
corporations so disregarding the law. ."
And the commissioned OF internal revenue
tax.
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Inc storm IN EedtOrd.
Twelve Inches il Goniromrry.
The fluvanra Thief Sent On.

. COLUMBIA, VA, Jan. Especial
Sergeant Atkinson arrived on the
o'clock train last evening from Rich
mond. bringing John Wilson. a white
tramp, charged with breaking into the
store of T.. b. Jenkins and stealing a
quantity Of ready-made clothing. lie
was before II. }. Noe, Mayor of Column
bia this morning Tor trial. The accused
acknowledged his guilt. and says there
were two more tramps with him when
he robbed Mr.. Jenkins store. The Mayor
sent him on to the County Court for
trial. and he VIII be taken 10 jail in
the morning.
The prisoner says that "a portion of the
goods are concealed in the woods near
Columbia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10
STRANGE DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINES
Thurman, tho Junior, Did Not Learn Such
from He Father

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. .. The local
Democracy celebrated Jackson-day with
a banquet OF a very unpretentious nature
as compared with those given during the
Iast ten years. Allen ". Thurman
chairman OF the Democratic State Exc
executive Committee. made a sensational
speech. He said he ia r1t wish 10 i'm
pugn the motives of President Cleveland
were in strange company for Democrats
They may be honest in their views, but
had peculiar way of expressing them
II what they taught I'm the way OF H.
nancial legislation was Democracy, then
;he Speakers father, Allen G. Thurman
had never taught his son Democracy
as he had imbibed it from Jefferson,
Jackson Calhoun and Benton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10
WILL 1T NEVER END,
Fight rs ~ fosuit of the Breckin
ridge Scandal.

LEXINGTON, ky, Jan. 9.--Judge
George y. Kinkead and William Lane had
an alteration this evening in the lobby
OF the Phoenix Hotel In which a killing
was barely averted by Lieutenant-G Gov
ernor Afford. who happened TO be near
by. grabbing Kinkead, and j. Breckinridge
Wiley grabbing Lane.
Inst after Colonel Brecklnridge's defeat
Yesha Breckenridge and Lane met Judge
Kirkead o. the street and abused him
he told Them that he was unarmed. but
would see them later Mutual friends set.
tied the affair as far as pesha Breckin-
r,dre was concerned, but Lane and the
IndSo never met since until this after
noon Kinkead thought Lane was going
- draw a pistol. 90 he whipped out Q
Sr recketkrtfe and started - attack
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10
Miners Again Refuse to Work

MASSTLLON, -. Jan 9.-The strikIng
abilities OF the Massillon miners has not
been exhausted The diggers SURRENDERED
unconditionally Monday night. and the
operators arranged for a resumption of
the work yesterday morning. The day
ever. and are holding ont for slI5. Their
acton effectually ties up the district. The
operators regard this movement as a ruse
planned by the miners. No one pretends
TO predict now when work VIII be re-
Sumed
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An Impeachment Cas-.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. 9.-The ar
gun,ent in the impeaohm case against
Mayor Fitzpatrick began this morning.
Four days VIII be consumed in present :
ing the case two days being allowed
onened to-day for the people. Mayor
Fitzpatrick was present in court A de-
cision is not anticipated for a couple
OF months and the case, in any event, Is
likelY 10 be appealed.
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Loni>a Notes.

LOUISA, VA. Jan. ?.-Special.-Atter
an almost continuous rain yesterday
before midnight ~ began 10 snow,
Tho roads viii now ce almost ir1pass-
able for vehicles until dried by the March
winds. This will not BE- serious loss.
except 10 lumbermen. Farmers do not
deliver produce at this time OF he year
Mills are numerous. and grist, gener-
ally. small.
During the last few years a number
of farmers are having corn in the ear
crushed for their stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10
Portions OF Two More Bottles Found

ALBANY, y. Y. Jan 9-The work
men to-day continued the search In the
ruins OF the Deevan House fire, and
unearthed portions of two bodies These
remains We're found close together. and
there was more shape 10 the bones and
discovered. IL is definitely settled that
only eight bodies thus far has been
found a silver watch was discovered in
the debris this morning, which was ideu-
tilted as belonging 10 Simon Myers, the
coffee bow of the hOtol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10
W3IORN ~ TIE VALLET.
A Fall of Seven Inehss ON q Level-Ccunty
Roads Blocked

LEXINGTON. VA, Jan. Especial
a snow storm set in here last nisht and
snow continues to fan. The snow Is
seven inches on the level. and under a
thermometer is at thirty degrees, and
failing. Passengers in on tie Baltimore
and Ohio train this evening from the
North. report the storm general all
,',hIoush the Valley ., tho po,u.
move lsYsdfBrio. mas managed To keep the
valley branch between here and Harper s
Ferry open. and trains ere moving on
fair time. Notwithstanding the heavy
drifting. The county roads are blocked.
tuIl %: IL Inc'e at Freaer,cssb.r:.
FREDERICKS BURG, VA, Jan. o
Special.-Snow foll here last night and
to-day 10 the depth of twelve inches. 1t
Is raining tonight.
.welve inches at StauLt n.
STANTON. VA. jan. e.-Speciai-It
has been showing here for thirty con-
melted. II IS now sic ting. and snow is
twelve inches deep. Business is practi-
cally suspended
The st1rm IN EedfOrd.
FOREST DEPOT, VA. Jan SPECIAL.
4 driving snow storm has prevailed here
since 8 or 10 o'clock last night. Yester-
day was quite rainy, ana the snow is
lying on "a very wet and muddy surface.
The snow at noon to-day continues 10
fall without any cessation II Is now
about eight inches deep on level and
knee deep in drifts here IN Bedford
Twelve Inches il Sonlromrrv.
CHRISTIANSBURG VA, Jan 9.-Spe-
cial.-A snow-storm prevailed here last
night and up to II O'Clock to-day. The
snow is about twelve inches deep. and
colder tonight.
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Iowa Miners In Session.

OTTUNWA, Ia. Jan. 9.-The executive
board Of District No. 3, of the United
Mine Workers OF America. is IN session
ip this city. This district committee
northern portion of Missouri The pro-
ccedinss OF the meeting are secret, but
President Reynolds says one OF the Ques-
tons under consideration Is the fact mat
certain coal operators in Iowa have
violated the Oskaloosa agreement. The
Oskaloosa agreement was 10 settle the
strike OF last year and was that the
scale OF SO should be paid the miners.
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Ito We yir iuia Assembly.

CHARLESTON. W. va Jan. 9.-The
West Virginia LEGISLATURE convened at
noon to-day and organized with officers
selected in the Republican caucus last
night There were no exciting incidents
and the organization was without
break. Stephen y. LlkiDs arrived to-day
and will remain here until after the I'd
instant. after which date a United States
senator will be elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10
TIC ri IL Iyucbiry Il, silt tjo7,

WASHINGTON, y. G.. Jan. s.-Ibe
House Labor Committee to-day directed
Chairman McGann TO report TO me
House. with the request that he com
mittee be excused from further CONSIDER
ing it, the resolution OF Mr. BAR, OF
New Haven providing for the 'nYestiga-
ton OF the subject OF lynchings.
The committee are Of the opinion mat
the subject belongs 20 the judiciary COM
mitteg.
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into n strike that was against the inter
State commerce act. Debs and his as.
sociates In confinement are reminoen
that the organization Is the only emah-
clpation OF laborirg men.
Tine delegates recommended 10 pstIon
ize only Albany hotels employing uh!on
help and the newspapers carrying 'ne
union label
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10
SnnM. Stnrms In Scctland

EDINBURGH. Jan. 9-Heavy snow
storms and extremely low temperature
continue throughout Scotland. The Loeb
Lomond is frozen over for the first time
in twelve years All railway communi-
cation I'm the west of Scotland ard north
OF Glasgow is suspended. the lines being
chOked with snow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Jan. 9.-Charlcs
T.. Warwick city solicitor was to-day
nominated for Mayor by the Republican
convention. He received 81 votes. against
30 for State Senator Boies Penrose. and
for eX-City Treasurer George -. Nc
Creary. Up to last night PenrOse was the
leading candidate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10
For More Conslls in Armfn O.

WASHINGTON. y. g.. Jan. o-Thc
Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
,his morning directed the memorial ask
ing for the appointment OF two dddi-
tiJnal United states C0nsuls in Armenia
20 be tavorabiy recommended 10 me
,Ommittee on Appropriations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10
OFF.DAY FOR THE TALENT
0yLY ONE VORITE WON AT NEW
ORLEANS.
Three Horses Fall on the Track ~ Aisras-
der leland without serious Results.
The Winners.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 9.-There was
a decided Improvement IN the at'sh"sh'e
TO-DAY. The weather was clear, ana colo.
and sharp. keen WHO'S Gu. , III Va" "a,
s,actstors OF the cold blasts that are
siinnosed 10 exist only In the NoIth' me
track was heavy from feSshe 800 $50 80
nrecIuded the possibility or any Iast utht
~ ,he several events. Express was. t0o
~, ,ayorite to win. the. other events
going 10 outsiders, making X Dad DAY
Tor the talent. - .....,. 49,,
good. and no horse got any aas " me- ~ a.,
Ihe getaway \ poor start was mare IN
the last race after delay OF iuliy twenty
minutes Summaries ., ,...,.,..
sSrst racs--five and "A half furlongs
BLACK Bah C05, III. Whhams' y 20 - w
ssiSan second. Russ third. Iime; ~
second receive and hall iurlohks
Miss Mamie d02, McCue, IL 10 D pr,
Wanda r. second. Black Hawk th'fd.
it Third race-three.qu quarters OF a mile.
so Iiin,p Lame tio5. Turner to u first.
kindera second, oiu
i tn,;rth - rare-six-eighths Of a mile. sell
ing.-Express 0g9. {. Johnson: "a
Loftin. Jr., second, DR.. bli tn'r0' Inn
Fifth race-hve-eighth OF a mile SCI.
ing -Fldello n03. Sherren. 10 y nI-i.
Ftdgat second. Sam Farmer third. I'H''
% 81.
THREE HoRsrs FILL
WASHINGTON. -. C.. Jan. mere
we're several accidents at ne 'lu '''+
minion track to-day. but without setlo.
results. In the tnird race Naigut'y'
fell. and I'm the fourth both Dorcas =.
and Kenneth but neither the riders nor
horses were hurt. The, track tcs,,o Is nrr'
muddy. and I'm case or pOstpoheHl'n
tomorrow. due notice will be given. sum
marieS:
First race-six and a half fgflongs
bon Voyage a5 TO u first Stringlello"
second. Uno Grande third. Time l.io.
Second race-siN and a quarter fui-
longs. -Joyeuse W 20 - nrst Br0nctol
second Northford third. Time. ~.
Third receive furlongs.- Nestslde q
To - first. Grampian second. Con Lnc,
third Time.
Fourth race-six and a quarter ful-
longs -Vagabond q to y first, LeutJ
second. Lyceum third Time. ST.
Fifth race-siN and' a quarter fur
longs. Walcom Is 10 - first Remorse
second Chateau third. Time, l.3.
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Acminstltn, Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 9.-The
Senate to-day confirmed the following
nominate
Hiram L. Lott. of Louisiana. Consul ct
Managua. Nicaragua.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Castor A.
Druilhet. Jesnsretts; William I. Erwin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10

II you need q good medicine 10 purify
your blood. give nerve strength and build
up your entire system. take Hoods Sar-
>nuyo blood. -
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Too Tight.

When I grew old enough to make
calls" myself. the first experience o, asni
10 reeollect | accompanied my father her
on a round OF visits which luckily did nor
reoIiire a spacious radius for its accom-
pishmcnt wore on that mSm iea SsS
SHOES which gave me. at the start, a few
ominous pinches: Later my to ragess9
~ tall nv father. as We walked along
together. that suffered in the faInt sss
nos We, ton old quite TO have outgrown
the ailurements Of plum cake and pic pic
killed. oysters. but | had no desire Tor
which we entered: What to me was
pleasure OF the palate then. while every
throbbingY Surely the daring depreda-
tions of past New Years days were being
nnnished now. Every stolen pickle.
oyster. every raylshed 'macaroon. must
have been wrealiing. upon me a separate
pang Of punishment Fawceo,
In January Lippincotts.
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ma INDIAN RAiieioua Tc1cf SOcletV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-10

The London Religious Tract Society.
the British and Foreign Bible Society.
ana the American Tract Society, have re-
cslvsd In the ninetssnth century w.
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COMMITTEES FOR THE FOURTH.
Begin to Lay Plans for Proper
Celebration.

The division of the general COM
mittee for the Fourth of July cele-
bration has been made as follows
General chairman, Geo. W. Smith !;
general secretary, Joseph D. Gill
man; treasurer, Edwin A. Jones !;
Statutes and Band, J. H. Fisher, J.
A. Kennedy; Finance, Col. W. F.
Allen, E. A. Jones, J. A. McCand-
less, T. F. Lansing; Literary, Ed
Towse, G.. P. Castle, F. B. Nc
Stocker, Consul General Ellis Mills,
w. w. Hall; Sports, J. W. Jones,
T. B. Murray, F. B. McStocker, c.
D. Chase; Grounds and Picnic, J.
N. Wright, w. G. Ashley, W. R.
Sims, c. B. Ripley, L. c. Ables !;
Decoration, Geo. Stratemeyer, ). ;.
Martin, w. G. Wilder, Jr., w. T.
Boyd Ball, J. A. Gilman, NJ. Z.
Grossman, Geo. w. Smith, l.. C..
Ables, w. P. Boyd.
The general program will in
clude salutes by the Government
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Appointmenfs to be Ratified.

Early in the session of the Sen
ate today the President will pre-
sent the appointments that have
been made by the Executive for
ratification. These appointments
include all members of the diplo-
matte and consular corps, cabinet
and Supreme Court.
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MAUI, June l5.-During Kane
hameha Day Makawao people gave
a most enjoyable and successful
picnic at the KaupokaIua school
house. The weather was delight
full. The spot chosen for the mer-
ry-making was an ideal one-a
grove of picturesque kukui trees
surrounding the new school build
ing. The folding-doors between
two spacious rooms were quickly
thrown open and dancing to the
music of the finest string band on
Maui went merrily on till late in
the afternoon. The spread on two
long, low tables at noon eaten la
Hawaiian was among the most
pleasurable events Of a most happy
occasion. Never before had
classic institution such a house
warming.
Young Hee was fined $500 for
bribing. His attorney, Paul Neu-
mann, noted exceptions and will
carry the case to the Supreme
Court.
The Maunaolu seminary will
hold their closing exercises during
Wednesday, the 10Th.
A large number of Wailuku peO-
pie celebrated the 18th by picnic
and luau up lao valley.
Miss Alice Lewis is teaching in
the Lahaina school in place of Mrs.
Henry Dickinson who retires from
school duties for the present, on
account of ill-health.
Mrs. w. o. Smith and Miss
Ethel Smith are the guests of Mrs.
II. P. Baldwin, Haiku.
At the Makawao picnic the
presence of Deputy Marshal Brown,
Deputy Sheriffs Hitchcock of Mo
lokai and L. M. Baldwin of La
haina was noted. After jury duties
Mr.. Brown will take an outing on
Molokai.
During the 18th, Akanaliilii of
Makawao gave luau in honor of
Judge Kaleo and Deputy Sheriff
Iosepa of Hama.
1t is the steamer Likelike and
not the Claudine this week.
Last night at Haleakala hall,
Makawao, Mrs. H. G. Alexander
gave dancing party as sort of
farewell tribute to Miss Helen
Chamberlain of Haiku who will
soon depart for her home in the
United States. Miss Chamberlain
during her two years stay in Max
awao has been most popular and
will be much missed by the dis
trict's people.
During Friday, the 18th,
the J. d. Spreckels, Chris
tiansen master, arrived in Kahului,
1O3 days from San Francisco. She
brought general merchandise for
Haiku Sugar Company and the
following passengers Mr.. and Mrs.
Lemon, Mrs. Smith, Misses Nellie
and Ethel Smith, Mr.. Moller and
two children of Mr.. and Mrs. S. +.
Taylor of Hamakuapoko. The brig
antine will have quick dispatch
and loaded with Paia and Hama
kuapoko sugar will be towed out to
sea this morning (15th) by the
steamer Likelike.
The foreign jury was called
again on Thursday but no cases of
special interest were brought be-
fore it. The jury term will proba-
bly, come to an end today.
Weather Warm and light
showers blown in from the sea.
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at sunrise, noon and sunset. Presi-
dent Dole will probably hold
reception at the Executive build
ing during the fornoon literary ex-
ercises at the park in the afternoon,
and a ball in the evening. The
next meeting of the general com
mittee will be held at the Chamber
of Commerce Saturday evening.
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KAMEHAMEHA DAY At MAKAWAO
Residents Celebrate in KaupOkalua
School House.
GENERAL NEWS FROM MAUI

Young Hee Case Goes to Supreme Court.
Farewell Party to Miss Helen Cham
berIain-Brigantine j. ID. Spreckels
Arrives at MISUNDERSTANDING Closes.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-09-12
Wm. Mueuer uon ber Nirna

- 8m. Wueler uon ber 0irma
Sobnlon u MiIer aus ct. Yeter per-
ueilte aber Sonntas auf 8eiu1 in
New ulm unb nabm bel biel er @elesens
belt ieIbltuerltdnoli@ aud bic County
6air in NuSeni@eiu.
- Scar Geiubart uno Trit Nufoer:
beioe, welde Ieeten 5reitag @ei9afte III
gate Gryltal bel or9ten, beiudteu bel
oieier 0ele9enbeit AUDI bic Gounty:Tair
uon Slue Gortb County in benz nidt
melt uon ienem Ylat entfernten Waroen
Gitp.
- Sir bas ud9jten Sonntas auf
Mads Tarm III Milforb itattiiuoenoe
Yicnic Der Gurnidiiler uno Sonntasss
i@iiler bes Surnuereins, al, wel@em iid
AUDI bic Mitslieoer tes Gurnuereins uno
bes Turners Vrauenuereius III Ma6e Be-
tbeili9en werben, iino bereits umfan9>
rei9e %ortebrun9en 9etroiieu worbeu.
Omnibul1e weroen pom 10 1br uormit>
tags bis ipat abenbs ;wii6eu ber Eurn>
bale unb Dem picnicplate reselmdBise
Tabrten MAIDEN; &inber baben freie
6abrt, Grpa@iene 5ablen 10 Gents.