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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05
THE HUMAN STOMACH.
Many and GrievOns Abuses TO Wild,
1t is Subjected.

Many ana grievous are the abuses
to which the average person subjects
the stomach. The wonder is not
that so many, but that so few stom-
achs smarting under provocation dc
not strike.
When the long-atused stomach
does turn, life is made miserable by
sick headaches, nervousness distress
after eating, sleeplessness, coated
tongue, specks before the eyes. gsn-
eral debility and the many other
symptoms CT indigestion.
Then the weakened muscles of tho
stomach need Strengthening with Nj
o-na. The use If this simple remedy
for a few days strengthens the whole
digestive system SO that it can take
care CT all the food that is eaten
without pain or distress. J +. w.
DeLorme sells Mi-o-na in 50-cent
boxes under a guarantee t.. refund
the money unless it does all that in
claimed Tor 1T. 2-s&7&w
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

newly formed society knows how to
perform the labor properly and il
should have the personal and nnan-
cial help of every loyal .Augustan.
Every person who employs large
numbers or men or women should
become member and help by his
purse to destroy the menace Every
school teacher and principal can do
much toward preventing the spread
OF the disease by teaching those in
their care what it is. how 1t ravages
and how 1t may be prevented. The
simple rules Of hygiene if followed
will render ore immune at times.
The teachers who desire can have the
assistance OF the onti-tub erculoss So
ciety In finding out what to teach
their pupils. This is part Of its work.
'The physicians OF Augusta, both
white and colored, have entered into
the spirit Of the new organization
most heartily and will be found q
valuable assistance in the attack up-
on the strongholjs Of the white
plague. But they should not he al
lowed to wage the fight unahed or
alone. 1t really IL not to their finan-
cial interest-to look at the matter
In a cold-blcoced light-to enter into
the work Of the anti-tuberculosis so.
ciety and that they are so doing is
all the more reason why they should
have the undivided assistance Of tho
laymen. This is evarybody's fight
helping every one Of us. The society
Is we'll ofiicered; those in control
knew what to do intelligentiy and
with the least expense. but everyone
knows tnat such q warfare as is
planned Is expensive. There are no
salaries to be paid anyone and all tn.
money contributed will go directly in.
to curative and preventative meas
ures. 1t is all for the general welfare
and should have the assistance of Of
fetal Augusta as we'll as of IN. citi-
Sens ct large.
Everyone should enroll as !, mem.
Der Of the society at once. Delay
means much at this juncture."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05
Mr.. RearlOn's Plan.

Mr.. George w. Reardon, Of Sumter,
s. c., has written a letter to the Co
lumpia State in which he advocates
the sale Of the State farns operated
by penitentiary convicts, and the use
of the proceeds and the eight hun
dred conVicts for the construction of
macadam roads Mr.. Reardon sug-
gests that one Of them should start
out from some point on the southern
coast Of the State and run northward
to the North Carolina line. He in
dicatcs no special route, but such a
road would actually run from city to
city-from perhaps Charleston to Co
lumbia-and thence to the North
Carolina line just south Of Charlotte,
and there connecting with the $50
miles OF excellent macadam highways
OF Meckienturg county 1t is pointed
out that the State now requires tho
farmers to quit their crops and work
the roads while the convicts are rails
Ing cotton in opposition to him.
This State might we'll enter upon a
similar undertaking. If both States
should proceed 10 the execution of
Mr.. Reardon's idea, and the Virginia
would fall in line, we would soon
have a continuous turnpike from
Washington to Charleston and be-
sides the convenicnces and local ad-
vantages Of such q road there would
be a revenue from automobile tou-
rists.
We fully concur with Mr.. Reardon
tnat the value to the people of the
State of convict labor on a farm is Of
little consequence and that the value
Of the same work on roads would be
an immense item. 1t does seem alb
s'lrd to make the Gotten farmers
work the roads while the conyicts
raise cotton.-Charlotte Evening
Chronicle.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05
BASEBALL NOTES.

Pitcher Showers who was With or.
angeturg last season has been signed
by Macon Of the South Atlantic
league.
The Columbia Record says that
Manager Gunter OF Sumter has a.
surcd Sam Richardson that he mas
play With Columbia this season. Ger
tainly. II Columlia thinks enough Ut
Sam to pay the price for mis- release.
Anderson has twenty men on In.
tryout itst for thi, seasons team. only
two OF whom were In. last- ysar.s
bunch. $780, ".-.~ ..s...
s2sntS - 4 as
Carlton DuGsse Is said to be- seUut-
In Georgia for ratn for the Spartan
turg team.
Manning has not yet applied for
admission t" the Stale league. but it
Is said that Georgetown weuid like
to have another tryout this season.
What about the baseball bazar that
Is to b. held for the benefit Ct the To-
cal association?
sumter may not win the pennant
this year but the winner will know
that the Gamecccks are in the race.
Secretary E. f. Houseal has been
reapppointed by President M. r..
Smith Of the State Baseball League.
(, Secretary Farrall's most recent hull
letin contains notice Of contracts be-
tween the Sumter team and j. I'D.
Alexander and Tom Perkins.
The Charleston baseball as5ocia-
tion Is in a bad way financially and
Ii was stated ut the mee ting OF
stocKhoid'rs Saturday that unless
$4,000 is raised there will be no ball
in Charleston this year. The pen-
nant winners should not jump tho
game.
Anderson Is renovating The ball
park and an engineer has been en-
ni"yed to make over the diamond.
sumter VIII have the pick of loo
OF promisisg material when it comes
TO selecting the new men needed to
complete the team. Ambitious youns
Players are anxious To get on witt.
team ana under a manager that
nave the reputation Of making god.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

1t was session of talk and no ac-
tiOn. However, before these more i'm
portant matters were taken UP a num-
ber of third reading bills were pass-
ed, most OF which related solely to
local matters.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05
THE wATcHMAN AND sourHRoN FEBRUARY,5 5, 1908

towns will share In the immense BEN
efits that will follow the general util.
lzation Of our natural highways or
trade.
There seems to be no lack Of money
when congress Is asked to make a,,-
preparations for great Irrigation
schemes In the aid west. or putlic
roads and other costly undertakings
In the Philippines. to pay for the mann
tenance Of the army in Cuba or any
one Of q score Of things Of less i'm
portancc tn the country at large thar
the Appalachian forest reserve. What
Is the real reason for the opposition
to this measure, upon the success CT
which the future prosperity OF q
large and prosperous section Of the
country largely depends? Why is 1t
necessary to supplicate congress to do
q thing that even the most ignorant
can see is necessary and that will re.
pay Ito cost hundred fold within the
nrst ten years?
Baseball Is nm expensive luxury in
the South. The game IS not self-sus-
tanning in any of the cities holding a
franchise In tho South Atlantic
League and each year there is strug-
gle to raise a guarantee fund OF Sow
eral thousand dollars to supplement,
the gate receipts and keep tho game
going. The same conditions prevail
In the State League and even the
seni-Smateur leagues are largely
supported by contributions still the
craze for baseball shows nc. signs OF
abatement and as long as the people
ore willing to pay for tho sport there
will be- ball IN hundreds OF towns
wherc the gate receipts are less than
the expenses. For what other UNDER
atkins. business or ptilanthropic.
would the people keep on sending
good me ney after bad year in and
year out. The baseball craze Is a
peculiar disease and when an in.ii-
vidnar or cotanunity onqe becomes
innocuiated with the germ there
seems to be no he pc of a pvrmadent
recovery 20 long rs 1t Is possible to
raise tho price by hook or crook. But
" he All a oufd cuN Aono - r.vootu~
. fact that people are willing to pay
to be amused and q 1 t. baseball
game furnisaing more amusement to
a creator number Of people than any
other same or sport yet invented
hence 10 popularity and. the certain
" that the people will keep on put
Ting up the difference between re-
ceiptS aa0 0sapsnditurcs.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05
THE SENATE.

The senate last night consumed two
hours IN discussion Of the four mC.t
Important questions Sefol. thai body,
or the general assembly, this year
the lien law. railroad passenger rates.
liquor and high scho ols--but nothing
In the way Of passing any Of the Lills
relating to these subjects was done.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

Builds up waste tissue, promotes
appetite. improves digestion. induc, =
refreshing sleep. giving renewed
strength and health. That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain TED will
Go. 35c, tea or tablets Sibert's
Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

1t Is proposed TO build an electric
railway from Atlanta to Columbia
via Augusta.
During quarrel in Lancaster
county on Sunday, one negro was
killed. one fatally wounded and an.
other seriously shot.
The dwelling of Mr.. Hampton
Hunter. OF Laurens. was destroyed by
fire on Monday.
Bank Examiner Giles L. Wilson ,is
comforting with former Examiner Lee
g. Hollenian. OF Anderson. F
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

Advices from Washington state that
specifications for Chester's public
building are now being prepared and
that fhc bids will probably be called
for IN March.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

Why get up in Ihe morning feeling
blue,
Worry others and worry you:
Here's n secret between you and nc,
Better take Rocky Mountlin Tea.
-Sibert's Drug Store
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

NJ. F. and Kirkland Dunlop, Of Ho-
nca Path, were shot by a negro, John
Freeman, on Saturday night. Kirk
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

I. w. Carroll, Of Charleston, re.
ccived a severe electric shock on
Monday while adjusting an elevator
at his ice plant.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05
Improved Cotton Seed,

Has your Cotton Seed run ont?
Are they nearly all black seed? Do
you want seed that will add. 10 to 30
per. cent to your yield another YEAR,
Then write for circulars of Phillips,
Improved aeed.
J. Z. PHILLIPS, :Orangeburs, 8. @.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

A. II. Baker, Of Now York, died
suddenly at Bishopville. The remains
Rave Keen sent t" New York for in
terment
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05
or THE UTMOST Is.P.,RrASoE.

.a Y.
tho Augusta Chronicle. IN COM
mentias editoriAlly: On the formation
q an -Tubsrculosis Society
axes the foilowintIt Itorcibie and per.
t'nent observations which apply to
conditions in Sumter a. well a. Ia
Augusta. Tho people Of Sumter
should give every possible support I.
the Sumter County Anti-Tubsrculosis
Society which Is now In process of
crgsnizatioa:.
'Tuberculoais IL an ever present
imminent peril There IL 10 reason
for any ones attempting to min!m'xe
its ravages or to scout the danger. for
that e IL hcre is acknowledged oy
everyone. and that II can be rendered
inr"cuous is also conceded ty those
who have made an extended study
of 1t.
1T il trus that Augusta Is not as
badly of In this respect as are other
cities The health, record shows that
the mortality Is surprisingly low
and this means that consumption is
rot carrying ic ~ many a. t dos in
other places IN this section of the
country
"Eut tho matt:r IS more than local.
.'.r 1t |, not until cverv vestiys of con
umption d IA, disease is Vulgar
called. IS los, q" ,vcr the country
that the work of the anti-tuterculosi
societies will be accomplished. The
dreaded germ lays in wait in the
laundry VIC sendto the washerwomen,
in the public places where we cor
gregatc. In the street and railroad
cars wherein we ride. in the vely
trccts and in the homes VIZ occupy
1t Is every where and yearly it takes
y dreadful toll Of lives a. payment
for Negligence. Nc one is safe as
long As there IL conSumplivc walk
ing ;he streets CT occupying bed in
the hon"s who're our ser\ ants live.
or the family laundry is done. The
germs are everywhr-" ana II is only
by right living, ~ ,a,tfol r,ethod,
~ cases where the disease has al
eady been contracted, by prrm, (
fumigat,cn Cf houses where q death
from tur" r:ulosis has occurred and
GENERALLY impoved sanitation that
tuberculosis is to NJ headed Off AMI
IT. ravages itaik d. IL not clirinat-
co.
There j. need for remedial work
right here is Augusta just as in other
cities large and small! We may not
C)nstdtr the ua,gcr worth noticing
because our individual lungs are
healthy aud st,ong. but unless we
are ipattrntivc u the warnings dis
played I'll every hand we arc living
In a fools paradise. that may sorle
day b. turned into torture when
loved ones die from tuberculosis that
we might have helped save ii VIC had
Joined in the work of the anti-tuber-
culcsis spcietv.
There Is work to be done by ov-
cryone. physician. minister, layman.
And IL aho,,ld no done nj oncc The
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

L. p. Hohgood,~-of Columbia, was
knocked down by an electric car on
Saturday night and painfully MUIR
ed
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

Salt thrown on SCOT which has fall.
len on the carpet will prevent stain.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

Ths SAsshssr watcAman vas founded in
leo ssd che Ts~s SOwtAro~ In 1889. The
ws1sAssns aa4i S0~throa nov has she oom-
oaasd eascalation and ianusnes Of both of
- esd Papssa end V msnifsstly the bss,
oevsrsisanx medium In Sumter. !
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05
Local Cotton Market.

Good middling 1852 IL.
Very little cotton Offering for sale.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

~" n --'~-T ~ ------- -
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 3 t9U0.
sE--...
Ths SAssalsr wasoAmas vss founded IN
los0 sad che Ts~s so~sAro~ IN lsse Tn.
ve1sAssos on1i S0xtAro. nov hss shs com.
blnsd ejaculation ana ianusno. Of both .,
- ed papssa, and is mspifsssly the bs.,
o1vsrsisanx medium IN Sumter. 4
o...z.s..z......z.......u,,uuuuuu- ......u
~. 49,.
~~ 'sse' W ""'c"
\, ,,v-'','SvvS " s"e Se~'e o'spensary fundo
eo g vSs 'nan to spend i n tho
e'oss OF tho .srafters who
B 0xee the d'spensary system.
ze"e o. snem are doing time
y "a" peooosv regret tnat they
nos sseei u" inc money a. thaf
~0ssi nave cesn none iofs with
n g "'so Atlanta lawyers 70 as
~ st'osney senersi IN the pros
fyS
4 ~ arc n's sorpr'sed tnat me mem
Vt ~e opsry eemma'aon
rsso bssag severely criticised for de.
use1aing the bulk a the dIspensary
lon0a In tapls with which they are
\ >oonsese1 oalcaallx ana in which
enkv ere large stockhkolders. Tha
~ expeesed socn criticism and
sn,ouncsd ina the monov haa ns.n
nn,or<,o,ea "a hanr. n vh,cn N.
oonpsfes>o wees frssnc,v =
~
ooGe - shipse who are fghtins
Voninet me rcpsAi ot The lien law
poSot that wsthsA . year from the
A. sepsei takes effect y will be
H<eessesy % can m extra session of
- h1~ssus~ - reenact the law
a snss she people VIII be
e'aoe ror tne reenacement OF
Aw has inc sovernor Will be
c~a s"s sxHs session we
- eos's sAere WIN % . c'amor'
~ ~ ce@s nom sne people who
(. ,-[--.-' - 90 .,~
> - n......s u. !. 49, .-,-. 49,.
f-.1.. n, : = - 80
). t.t
/. IA rrn>es...-. rS-.a.-.-
.a1- - -. -
|, 80 e.sr - -, a.. - .s.,.,r -. :,
/. >-,e h>-s-~> 49, -. l-.,,.-T -
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- rno~-~sr., I. sw>..,... -. 49,.
49, o..>.,1 4. 80. ..-.s...,.. 80
&111b cuoooGoe SAonI6 - treated with
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

Salt thrown on coal fire which is
low will revive Il
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

some Of the members OF the log
1sioture and the newspaper reporters
around tho State House profess 70
believe that n half mill or mill more
~ Iess added to or taken from the
State levy makes no difference to the
tazpayers OF South Carolina. Thcy
were never more mistaken In their
lives a. they will ind out IL the pre- :
'cers OF rsis'ng tht levy and incrcas .
ens The appropriations is continued.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-02-05

Tho ideA that the imprNemtn mt of
che wascrwnys OF this State would be
OF no benc6t To Sumter and other
towns similarly situated. but would.
probably. result IN positive injury.
insfmach a, the towrs situated on
noNissblc streams would obtain lower
freight vtes than thb railroads give
ca no~compctitivc polnts. H. we be-
Hove. a mistaken one. The railroads
wilt be forced TO met tn. watc, rate
ccmpcti,l'n and The result will be q
general bwerins of rates in which
tnssnd towns will share equally with
The ristt towns on many classes Of
freight. Besides "a Is aiwavs possible
fpr s,sn'cr. ns n means OF sell pro-
eoctior and preservation. to build
IN Independent railway to the santee
river t0 connect with the boat lines
shst viii he operated on that stream.
Sumter viii have stronger aui sharp
er composition and towns thae are
now not rivals will become factors ir
ehs coNteA for the trade of middle
onG eos<srn South Carolina. The i'm
psovoupAst OF the navi9abic rivers Of
~ ooa1e .means o great deaf to- ths
&no1ge soalt 40 Sumter and all other
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-16
Try a Morning journal want ad

Our Hat work pIeascs the ladies and
does away with the washerwoman, hot
fires and besides II saves You money,
Imperial Laundry, back OF postoitice,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-16

OUR ASSORTMENT or CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE \
SELECTED STOCK, COME IN MD.
EXAMINE THEM. 4. 6, PRATT n
Co, 2Il SOUTH SCONp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-16
81. pNrRICk,s nNY.

MarCH H. IN0N. i THo daTo q TRo
BAN to be given by the ladies Of the
G. L A. of b, of l.. h. in the Elks'
ball room, tt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-16

Extracted honey. 10 pounds for ~;
8O-Ib can for $500 Order by postal
Of W. =. Allen, T.. ., BOX 202, hlbu-
querquc, n. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-16

roI FLOOR COVERINGS or All.
KINDS SEE IIIREiLE FIRNi-
TuRE COMPANY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-16

FOR STEEL AND UPHOLSTERED
COUCHES or MI KINDS SIZE THU
EITREILE FIRNITU COM
pNNN CHEAP FOR CASH OR PAY
MINIS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-16

I. 4. ruRDY, Agent.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-20
g~ttlnnntTd1f
Quhrtmtem.
lAt.tnis.

gbieago. - Die RahsGblung
Der BEL Den 9rimdrpa6leH fur bic re-
publicdniideu Staatsonpaltscdnofbas
ten ~obgegebenen Stimmsn Mt beenoet
uHo babeu Ii9 babel Die Don 5eaIp uuo
ieiHem Miuderanbang OufgeIteateu Be
hduptunsen, mad peldeH grOBe Be
t~rigereien Deribt isin ioaten, ais p6ls
Zig ~unbegriubet erpisien. Die We6rs
beit Wenman's srpies Iih fosar um
1S4 Stimmen gr0ber ais urfpriingIi9
~dDgegebeu. Srob aleoem eibt iid
6ealD dber tmmer nod nitt 3ufrieoen
unO nil Bepeiie fir g~striigersien srs
bringen. - Die duf II Miaionen be-
pertbete 6irma u. Booth &c 60, i'm
publicum ais 5iI6y5ruf beiannt,
bat ith I'M 9untesgsri9t fir banterott
ertldrt un0 pnrOe eiHem WaFeoerpdls
ter unteriteat. 9a cine llnterfuhuuQ
ergab, Dab bersts felt 3 Sabren fali6e
gintrosunssH in Ole Bidder Der 5irmd
eemo6t unO FalT6e geridte peroffents
Iiht nurOen. 0irfts Der 8anterott nod
elm Nahipiel i'm GriminaIqeriht bds
ben. - Ridter gbstIain bat Die Qns
tlase eegsn SEQ. 70. fitzgerald, eer
unter 8erooht itano, aus benz 9uns
Oes 1lnterfhdbamt, IN Dem CT ala
9%iIfscahirer ongeitelt mar, bic 5ums
me BON $4,000 eeItO6len gu 6dben,
nieoergeidlaaea, od Ole 8un6egbeb6re
Re iid aus gepihtign @riinben ipeis
9erte, Oas in ibrem 8sTiBe befinbli6e
8efpeismoteridI berausSuge6en CD. -
Der ShuIratb bat bei6IoFen, eeoen
lie 8ebeimDsrbdnoe Der 6o6idul3oas
hinge energii6 %oorSugeben uno Ollie su
iulpenoiren, Die nidt fortified b1s
Qufgeben ihrer Utitglieofhaft perfpres
den. Die @e5simbiin6ler tpouen iid
ietO9 ni6t fiissn uRb beabIihtiqen, eis
nen 4RDdIt gu enaagieren, UNI aeridts
li6 feit3uIteuen ob bic SduIbeb6rM
oas Re6t BAT. oieis 8treiniQunaen
ouf5uI0ieR. Wie osrlautet, fo0en lie
odbei bic llnteritiiburg Der gltern
5abIreihsr Observation-Disclosures bas
BEN, bic ii9 DiIsns erildrt baben IoIs
len. ibren Spr6blingen @orIdu6 3u
kitten in ibrem Wiosrfdnt aeqsn Die
Shulbebor0en. - Die STANDARD Oil
SO. bat am DoETsrstag D. SO. fire
AniDort ouf bag @eiuh Der gunoess
beb0roe I'm Wieoeraufndbms 6es 9ers
fubrens in rem % Winionens Strdfs
prOceB singereiht. Disfelbe foroert,
bdB Die 9roBcuPi6e gntideioung
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-20
Aas rlliIwaukse.

JR einer 3nidrift an Den Staots
rath babsn Ter Mapor unO Der 8oliz
5sl4ef ertIdrt. oaB lie nidt b~efiirDcrs
tetsR. 6ob bic 9oedls. in osnsn Iih ein=
mel anonRdnnige 5dlnprs befanOsn,
ME Disoer 81 Suloonsneden perpan0t
iDeroen Dirftsn. ioR0ern I'll tie Spes
IunisR dus5nrptteH. Sic empfebleH
OesboIb BEN Ssootrdfh. aud fir bic
9ldse. oersn frHbere GisentbImer duf
oer .IdDarSsn 2iIts" figurirtsn uHo
Die in5piidsn gsinloheR purren,
S4ontlicen3ea su bspiAi9sn, psHH
Fh 0nItdnoise, seni1eu6afte uno guts
beleumunoste aeute oarum hperben.
Die 3ui6rift purOe pom Stootrdtb
an bos 2~icsHscomite Derpieien, oas
Fh peitsr nit Der Sode bsfdTen piro.
Die rStontcro Reouction &c Gbemis
cal 60 bon ct. 9ouis erbot Iih in
siHer 3uidrift, Die BEN @eiun0beitss
tOmite iberpisisn ipnrOe. sur toitenz
ireien usberndbms uno 8srarbeitung
Der NbfGne, peHn ibr elm Contract
ouf Is Sabre 5ugefproden Diro. Die
pom P0IiSeidsf unierbreitete Orbit
uonJ Snr ReguIirung Der 8ergniigunz
gen, ~pornebmlih bsr beri6tigten
nPenHbsArcaoes1, 3 Gents 56e1ter,
2an5bullen ufp., ipurte auf @mpfs6z
lung oes Suitdnbigen gDmites leiOer
~enogiiItis obgstbdn. Glib. Stra6Ota
unterbreitete Reiolutionen, nelde Ders
fiisen. Dab bic @~erausgabuna BON
$250.000 Bombs fir bic 9er6efsrung
Der ionitdren 9erbdItniFe i'm T1enos
moneesSbole une bic @ntIbeioung
Gber bic 5r0ge, Oh fir Elm Nutatorium
IN Der 8. Warb $3.50 Bombs bsr~
ousgabt Der0en folen, Dem Bolt CUR
Abitimmung untsrbreitet neroen. Die
empfebluHg bee 5euerpsbrcomites,
bah Deitere % 6euerDe5rIeute dnge=
felt tpsrben, fomit Ole Nlamf6dften
eiHen 6reis9og in Der @ote erbaIten
tcnuen, DurOe sur ReinIdrift oerspies
fen.
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EDebrOspurtsment berrf1enoe @G6ruug,
DfFsnbur elm ausfIuB bes perf0nli6en
9ofies geDifer GIemente asgen ben
Gbef Sbomus u. GIoHe9, 1T pieoer
eiHmdI gu Offensm Qusbru8 getoms
men. Wis .DsrlGutst, beabIi6tigen Die
Geinee glanrp's formene, duf uns
fdbigteit uno qmtsmiBbrau6 Ioutenoe
NntLdgen eesen ibn gu erbeben. I'm
ben 8eriu9 gu MAIDEN feline Qboans
lung OOer Mmtsentbsbunq gu eranius
gen. Gloncp ertldrt aber, baB er uus
ter teinen r~lmItdroen refaniren neroe,
nno bsrit fei, ale eegen ion erbobes
Hen GHtIogsR gu DioerIegen.
- Der gOuntpratb bat Der geptor
Engineering So. Den Contract fir Den
Bdu oes 9roHb 4oe. @io0uctg nisosr