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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12
FACTS FOR SICK Wonus.

For thirty years LydiagE. link
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female Hills,
and has positively cured thousandsof
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, nlcera-
ton, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, lthatebear-
ing-down feeling, fatulency, iridiges-
ton, dizziness, ornervous pIostration.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

Postoffices were first established in
1864.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

A mans ideal woman is one kind Of
a pipe dream.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

Above Reward.
Good counsel has no price.-French
Proverb.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12
ANOTHER NARRow.MlNpEo MAN.

De Quiz-What do You call good
winter weather?
De .Whiz-Weather cold enough to
make mans wife think her own fire.
side a better place than matinee.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12
lmpor,an, to Mo,hers,

Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children. and see that 1t
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12
IN BUG HOLLOW.


Artie Anti think / must have
eaten too many marshmallows over at
the swamp party.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12
BRAIN POWER

a Reason"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

Up. \. c., sprained his wrist in prac-
tiee. but was able to Play in games,
Ogi,vie, a High school player,
sprained an ankle and he was on
.crutckes several days. aud had to re
main on the side lines for the re-
mainder Of the season. Scott, an
other High school player was kept
Iout of a game owing to bruises and
sprains. Cooley, an end on the team
of the Metropolis High school,
spramed an ankle in one of the first
games and he had to be carried off
the field
Many other asplrants for eleyens
received minor injuries that kept
them out of practice for several days,
aud a number Of players had fingers
out of place, and such minor in
juries that never interfered with
playing materially.
oran Bel, left end on the p. A. c.
team. sprained his left ankle yester-
day afternoon while tackiing a player
and was unable TO finish the game.
Bell was unable to be out today.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27
BENTON.

A little child of j. Haynes is dan
gerously sick of membraneous Group.
Miss Willie May Maddox went to
Murray Tuesday to. visit her friend,
Miss Marelle Tongue, who Is Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Phelps, of route
No. Z. are rejoicing over beautiful
young lady, who came into their
home last Tuesday morning.
Put Stilley is finishing up the front
part OF his new corcrete building,
which will be occupied by Fayette
Cornwell as a restaurant.
Mrs. ]. @. McErath, of Murray, Is
the guest OF her daughter Mrs. A. e.
Barns.
Marvin Holland, of Paul. was here
Wednesday to meet Mrs Hayes Hol-
land, Of Mckenzie, Tenn, who ar
rived on the 1888 train She is o
trained nurse and will spend some
time with her father-ln-law, NJ. Fl.
Holland. 10 help nurse him, until his
wounded ankle improves. Mr.. Hol-
land is getting along as we'll as could
be. expected. hut IL will be several
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27
Accidents on the Local GridirOn.

More injuries resulted on the Pa
dueab gridiron this season than ever
before. No attempt has been made
to keep record OF the players merely
winjed or only slightly hurt. hut
nearly a dozen players or enough
players to compose a team were on
the crippled list. One reason as
signed for the injuries Is that there
are three teams this year, and more
games were Played on the local field,
The most serious injury Of the-sea-
son was the fracture Of both bones
| IN the right leg OF A. d. Meacham
right guard on the Mclean college
of Hopkinsville. Then Gladstone
Burns. quarterback on the p. A. C.
eleven. fractured his jawbone in
practice. aud in game several days
later had his shoulder dislocated. II
Bower, "a halfback on the same team
dislocated his right shoulder and was
unable to play for several weeks
Irwin, Murray player, fractured TIVE
ribs in a game with the p. A. c.
In a practice scrimmage early In
the season Sights, of the c. c. & w
squad. dlslocated shoulder and was
unable TO play for several weeks
Daley, who plays center on the same
team, hal rib fractured and bruises
and sprains kept him out OF the game
until yesterday Bagby, an end
sprained an ankle in practice, bui
was 'able to play part OF the game
yesterday. Reeder. an end for Tho
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

University OF Pennsylvania. IL;
Cornell. 4.
University Of Pittsburgh, 6; Penn
sylyanla State, ~.
Western Reserve, II; Case, I.
Carnegie Technical Schools, o.;
Washington and jefferson, 80.
Crelghton, 10; Haskell, 10.
Ames. l2; Drake. G.
DePauw University. 46; Carroll
College. 3.
Lombard. O.; Knox. o.
Washington and Lee, ~; George
town. IL. ,-.t.
Notre Dame. g: Marquette. o.
Nebraska, "a; Wabash, G.
University OF Colorado, 15 Colo
RADIO State Schools of Mines, 0.
Virginia, 81; North Carolina, G.
Kansas. 10; Missouri. (.
Ohio state, 10; Kenyon. ..
Rose Polytechnic, G; Buuer,. 6.
University OF, Alabama, 4; Unlver-
sity of Tennessee, 0.
Vanderbilt. G.; Sewanee, 0.
Georgia Technical, 3O' ciesom, g.
Tulane. II; Washington Univer-
.sity of St. Louis. 0.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27
SCHOOL RALLY
AT LONE OAK WILL LAST
THROUGH DAY DECEMBER 3.
Superintendent Ellington Instruct,
Teachers 10 Close Schools ON
That Day.

Supt. $. j. Ellington. of the coun-
ty schools. has arranged splendid
program for the educational rally to
DE held at Lone Oak, December 3,
when Prof. r. n. Roark, dean of the
Eastern Normal college, will speak
at the Western Kentucky college
Teachers of the county schools have
been instructed to dismiss thei,
schools that day, but they will be
allowed their pay and no time will be
lost. Besides the teachers. the men,
bers of the county board Of educa-
ton and all others interested in edn
cation are requested to attend. The
following is the program for the ex-
ercises and will extend throughout
the entire day:
. a. m.--onicial meeting of ooun-
~ board.
9:45-Song, Kentucky Western
School.
1O:0O-Address, Educated Citi-
zenship," the Rev. M. Z. Dodd.
1900 = Address, "1'he Public
School as Factor in Kentucky's
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

weeks before he RECEIVERS.
Mrs. McCaslin and children left for
La Center Monday at noon -
j. ID. Peterson has repaired tho
damage to HIS store house, caused by
the fire. He is also building new
warehouse where the old one was
burned. "
Ben McNatt. OF Route No. 3, was
in town Monday. He has bought the
" I. Hoover farm near Calvert CITY
and will move to II about the middle
of December.
JL. Price has sold his property on
Bearden street 20 w. M. Cole and
bought the Archie Nelson .residencs
near ]. +. Bandon's on Seminary
street. sn
DR.. Frank Reeder. wife and child
arrived Thursday from Panama 20
spend a few weeks on vocation with
relatives aud friends. DIR. Reeder has
a good position with the hospital
corps OF the government and Is To-
Gated at Ancon on the canal route.
ID. f. Fisher was re-elected chair
man by the Marshall county Demo
cratic committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Park are proud
Of a fine boy, who came into their
home Monday night
Miss Jessie Stone returned from
Paducah and Birmingham Saturday
evening. -THibune-Demo
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27
Black Wool Dress Goods in the Sale

80 inch All Wool Black Broadcloth.
sold for s2.25, our sale price per
yard ......,........ SLID
SC inch All Wool French Tamise
Cloth, sold for s1.50. our sale price
per yard observation-disclosures. SOC
Ss ineh All Wool Panama, sold for
sSe, our sale price per yard. i9c
IS inch Al Wool High Lustre SILK
Finish Henrietta, sold for $3.50. our
sale price per yard .......... s0c
% inch Black Chiffon Batiste. all
wool. sold for $3.50, our sale price
per yard ....,.,........ Ds,c
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

"a inch Al Wool French Broadoloth.
sold for sass. our sale price per
yard ....... ..,.,.....- 'Si.5o
Forty Ave inch an wool heavy Mel',-
ton SultIng. for tailored suits or
separate coats, sold for s2.s5, our
sale price. per yard ....,... .Dsc
H.fty-two inch Sicqllan Cloth. sold
for 500. our sale price per yard Doc
Pure SIX Warp HENRIETTA
full 40 inch and AZ inch vide, sold
for s225. our sale price per
a yard ............ .~i.~b
Fifty-four inch French Broadcloth,
spongei and shrunk, sold for $500
a yard. our sale pTicc per yard S..3s
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

Progress" Prof. w. II. Sugg, Paiu-
lcah.
lis p. m.-Address, Educational
improvement League" Mrs. c, L.
Purcell, Paducah.
1:i5-Song, Kentucky Western
School
2:00-Adress. Prof. I. \. Roark,
Richmond.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27
10 TO 4
CHESS, CHECKER AND WHIST
CLUB DEFEATS T.. 4. &.
Fast Work In First Five Minutes ol
Play Wins Che Local Football
Contest.

Fast work in the hrst five min
utes of play and taking advantage OF
the opponents fumbllng won thu
game for the Chess, Checker and
Whist eleven yesterday afternoon.
The Chess players bewlldered the
players OF the Athletic club and be-
fore the p. A. c. boys came down 10
earth touchdowns had been made To
make the score IL. In the second
half safety was made, while R
Bower made pretty drop kick and
the anal score was 10 to 4.
TIE teams lined up: c. G. q W.
Elliott. re; Fisher, TT; James ana
Rhodes, re-: DAILY C; Hughes, lg;
Keller, II; Fitzpatrick and Bagby, lie;
Cope, q; st. John, III; Sights, rh F;
Shannon. fb p. A. c.-Reeier. re;
Dunbar. ri: Brian. re-; Virgin, C;
vasseur. liz; C. Bower, It; Bell and
Harbour. lie; Burns, q; Jones, In; r.
Bower, m; Polk, fb.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

Snow a big Chicago firm com
plains that It's girls will not sta,
single"
"well, viii they stay married."
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

Whats he doing now"
"Lecturing on The Decline OF
Poetry'''
Wrote verses himself. didn't he2"
Yes, and they were all declined"
cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27
Table Linens Remarkable Values

Fine Imported Linens. extra wide,
Zoe value. $50. 10000 Sale
Fine Damask Of superhne quality,
sl.25 regularly. sale prize &c. 75c
10 pieces OF regular s1.25 and $50
Linens, IN this sale ......... esc
A large quantity of Ferguson Nc
kinney's $500 Table Linens on sale
at ............... SIPS and $50
1000 dozen Of Napkins In this sale
at less than manufacturers cost. The
Ferguson Mckinney people closed
them out 10 us at a small price.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

Men who like the same things and
women who hate the same people are
congenial. -.- -.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27
A Lite Previous.

A gypsy, upon release from Jail
met a friend. .
what were you In for?" asked the
friend.
II found horse"
Found a horse? Nonsensel They
wouldn't jug YOU for finding a horse
"well, but YOU see found him be-
fore the owner lost him. Every
body's Magazine.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27
New Silks Added to the $4,000 Sale

81 inch Japonica China Silks, soc
quality ............. ..'.3oc
One piece SO inch Taffeta, $500
quality ..'.........''S i'''o
20 inch Crystal Cord SILK, 75c
quality =. ...........''' 'a"e
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

The best prayers are the ones that
take longest TO learn -
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

Kentucky State, 40; Central Uni
ytlsity,. D.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27
Table Linen remnants one
third and one-half off regu-
la. prices.

la. prices.
Good quality Turkey Red Table
Damask. CSC regularly 100000
sale price $500. .''..''... 'Vc
Extra Quality Turkey Red Damask,
Doc value ..,........... &C
White Damask Of good quality. soc
value .............. 1ec
Fine Quality White Table Damask,
with beautiful patterns, soc always.
during the big sale ...........3 5c
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-27

Only one piece left 27-inch all silk
black Tafe;a, guaanteed goods.
$50 quality ...,.......... Ode
Is pieces Fancy Fou.ard Silks, sold
fer Use, CSC and s1.25, Saturday
price ................ ooc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-18
Wurbgcbcimnis in Ebilaoclpbia.

Ebila0Clpbin II. Mai. --
Yoli5ci, mic Gornncr llldlcn 0nS Otp-
ltcrillm 81 I0icn, mcld)cS Den SoO
elmer Trnu ungicbt, neil lie Moro
oabinter ucrmttbcn. &nr Nncm mol
len lie zines Wannca bnbbult mcrocn,
nit Dem bic Srul Oic Nndt Don Dor
gcItcrn olti 0citcru ucrbrodItc. Die
6rou lit sic l~S.i0brigc, III Nr. 53S,
Noro Ebilipitrobc, m%obnboit gene
icne Worp Gum, ocrcn 2cidrtanl
man gcItcrn Nohnlittog in ciltcnl lee
rem 3imnlcr oc3 Nulica Nr. 5tt,
Npro Amcriconltrobc, olliionO. Ser
Wann ioll Gin gcluiilcr Charles SEES.
Ter pom Camden icir, ser in 0icnIteI
Der ollnitcO Sruit Transportation
So" itebt. @iQinm Wc2ol96lin
lno Srolt Wnrp Campbell, mcIde in
0cmIelben Snllic mobncn, murocn ais
3crl9cn fc~ItBcbultcu. &ic Wtc2dugb-
lin crflGrt, fam buS Euur an Srei-
tag, 9lbcnOS ltnt 10 llbr, nudb ieincn
3immcr. tronf sort cine Gltartilald)e
@biSfcp aus u,o pollfii6rtc olaonnn
eltcn ocrortigcn Spcftofcl, Oub DC
Snltgblin cS sum &nuic binuusieete.
NodltS mub ol5Onnn ouS Ono bod
micber 5uriidgefcbrt icin. Nm gcitri-
gen Nohnittug ionb man 6ralt
Gnm olli ser 0ielc oes 3immers
toot nli. Sbrc @nngen maren &C.
idlpoQcn unb Ser @ols mics Stran.
0ltlationSmlorfcl1 oiii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-18

tier ser I'M BAN bcgriiienen beioen
Sdlohtidiiic nNclmuorc" II. o9tortb
Gototo" onBclcat iinO, mcIfe ollf
10000 Gonncn hercdynet iinO. Nua
olocrc ShIod)tiAiii miro iulGontrott
gcbalIt ncrocn.
" / d) ii &c @ciN0it c inn &c
Observation-Disclosures
Gic o~llgcncine Geii5it @elpiui.
gllngabiu lit DEM 6olt3 cil1bcridtct
luorocn. &n OcricIbcn lit Die Ncpil-
li9ung Don $173l2,572 porgeIehclL
mopon $l7.OO0,OOO uui EcnIioncn
cntfallcn, Ole 0urd) Oo9 @ittlpelt- mn
Oo2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON 1907
notbi0 gcporOcn limo, Sir Die 1lottc
limo $3,156,2S9 nnhtrGglid bcrpi.-
ligt, nm Die Grbobrng Der @ebGltcc
Der Sfii5icrc mo Wonniduftcn 81
6eden. Nlla 0cmielbcn @rltnbc iin0
$t,31O,901 iiir ou3 WfilitGr bcmit.
liat.
NcprGientunt NprriS bon 9~tcbruSfo
umtCrbrcitcte 0citcrn cine Helolution,
oltrd) mclhc Ole Mioft 0cs SprcdcrS
eingcid)rdnft lpcr0cn iol. Solte oi2
Nelolution on0clommcn luerocn, 10
milr0cn 0ic ltcbCrlbcn Gpnitc'n oe&
&oilicS, onitott pom Spreder, pom
Golnitc fiir Hc0Cln crnunnt mcrocn.
0ua Gonlitc iclbit milroc ans 70 Nit.
gliCbcrn bcitcbclL Die 0u5 Sous nab
acoQropbi'hcn @rltppcn m0blen mir.
DC. Scr Sprcder mare BON 0icicnt
Gonlitc ult20cidloiicll.
ltltcr SuSpcnlion Der Hc9cln un0
obnc NomcnSotirllf nobm gcltcrn
oos Soua bic &orlogc an, burd) ipcl=
d)c G%ntih0otqunQ fir Hcgicrltn1son'
0citclltc, pcnl M Gienitc pcrlcBt
morocn, ~por0cicbcu lit. NngcitcGtc,
mcld)c nbnc ibr Ncrlhltl0cn Tcrlcss
ltltQcn CrlittCn bobcrL iolcn nod
Gin Sobr oti 0cn 3nbailtcn gcfiiblt
mcrocL folla tic nid)t id,on porbCr
ibrc NiIihtcn micocr o%ltincbmcn for.
men. @cnn Gin 9n0citcllter gctootct
miro, 10 ioOc Der @cbolt cineS SoG'
res, oocr, mclm CT ip0tcr on ocn Gcr.
lctunNcn ltirbt, iiir ncn nod ilbri9cn
Gbcil cincS &obrca an icilc &ittmc.
&in0cr ulltcr rs &ubrclL Otllttcr oocr
an Die ionitigcn llcbcrlcbcnbcn icincr
N0millC 0rlHbCiNhlt NcrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-18
Bic Wablcu AMI bcn ,Jjtbmns.

Banana, II, Mai. Als
6oIgc oes iiinaItcn 9cilhcS bon
&rie9SiefretGr Gait lit Die HcgierrnG
bon Totamo bon ser Ser. Stoateu=
Hcaicrung ourt oen 8oliucrnellr Der
Ganol5onc, Soicpb s. 2. Sludburn,
pcrItdnOigt morber, ooB Die 9lnocS.
&cgicrltng anIGBlif ser beporitebcn-
Ben @ablcn i'm Ttltli cine @obl d. llt-
t%criudungS GommiIiion geifofial
babe, meIhc al!c %oriGae III @eSug
altf sic funmenbc Wobl in ser Re-
publif Ennoma 81 lulteriitd)cn CT.
mGdytigt lit. Ter General Nnluult
Ser Earamofannl . Gonmiliion. Ri
horb q. Nogers, lit ernornt morocn,
I'M ais Tcrtretcr scr Ser. Stoatcn sll
iungircn. Mdu bciiirdltct llnruben
bei ocn Wdblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-18
Gnroinal 2ualtc lit Canada.

WontredL Gltebec, II. Mai.
- anroinnl &cguc, ErimnS bon Sr-
lano, lit Don NiuQnra Sails bier eilt.
Qctroilcn. Mauor Hopctte; Gr5bii6of
9urdili un0 o1oere berporragcnOe
Ericitcr cmpiin1et i'm ant 9obnboi
IND gclcitctcn Den &arOindl 1T 0nS
er5biid0ilihc EolaiS. Sp0ter beiih-
tigtc Der &oroinal Die i1nn1tlifcn
Strd)cn ul0 oie Sebenslpilroigfeitcn
Der Stoot. @eutc mobnfe cr Dem
Sodnmt III Der ct. Eotridssaird)c
bei uno Nbcnos reiitc CT mittelit
ConpfcrS nadD Guebcc mcitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-18
Sornaous nno fcin GnOc.

Gromlep, 2o,, II. Wiai.. &icr
cingctroiicne lsudriftcn crgeben,
ooB milr0cItcns bier Wenidlcn ourd,
Sornu0os umfamen. meld)e ocltcrll
8cgcn0cr III ser NGbe 6ieiigcr Stabt
b%cimilldten. 81 Gbattal9ncr fanlclt
&cnrp ). Doling mo ein ainb bon
(bomoa 9)ol,tg um'S 9ebcn mo SIT
ElnQlrcminc Hioee Smei Neger. Die
Stiirmc critredten lid, MIR oif fleine
6lGhctrGumc uno III eIliten tS1llen
mar ibr Eiao niht iiber 156llb brett
Die Gruotc bot feinen groBen Sd)o-
ocl c"rlittrr ltnb es mitroen nldt iiber
5mou5ig @eb1ubc 5erltort.
QdNc fiir'S NuSIaub tefprat q. 3ainc. Tr
u3. Sit.Saltimure.Str.. sahe Suftpm luufe'1DG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-18
Sic Slpttc >an Der EacifiefiiitD

Sropb0c fitr ShCtbcn'dleBen
Grclr5cr ~MnrDIonO" ilbcrtro,
ainocr-, Moicn. lno onoel~
IcIte. Nuciiic @cihmNoer
pcrI1Bt Gan 6ranciSco.
Gam IronciSco, Sal, II.
Mon. Die EnciiiciIottc lit ami
Grorc bon @nibingtor am 6reituB
N6cn0 nid)t BON bier nta0clntfcn, oa
oo3 6Iottcn = Gcpartcntcnt milniftc,
naB sic Don ben &%anonicren 0c5
arcu5crs ,NarpIan0" bel ocnt fiir54
iifcr Sd)eibcnidyieben %Bclponncnc
GropbGc BON Dem Shludti6iii 81
Iinoi9" mtf ocn oM0rpluno" iibcr=
brod)t lper0en ioate, mGbrerIo Die BEL
ocn S6iiie nod) inl biciiaen @oIcll
licQen. Gic oamit perbrmoeuen Sc
rcnronicn ionoen bcnn olldl gcltcpt
bier it1tt.
SCit Nnflunit Der S6Iahtid)liI-
5lottc lit 9cItcrn ser 5pcitc &inocr-
tag bier 9ciciert moroclt. GnlIen0c
pon alcincn, cinihlieblih ollcr gSoiz
icnfinoer Scr Stnot, bcgabcn ltd) nodb
ocn ,@oIoen Nute Eorf," no lie Den
Grerjiticn llnO Spiclcn Der Soloutcll
mo Wntrolen beippbntcn. 200
Shiffsoffi5ierc mad)ten I'M Sanic ocS
cages cincn Nltsflllg ndd) Der Spite
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Vluir NeOmooos, moielbit Elm Sltl-
d)eun %icruirt mltrOc. Cine Nnjobl
Nuocrcr Siiijierc iubrcn nuh Santa
Nolo, NO ons Hoienieit llattgeiunOcl
bat. 2[m glbcno mar Sbcuter : &or-
itcQlung fir 1000 Wntrolen uno I'M
st. tSrnnci3 -0otel" inlo ein Iilcr
iiir Die @ro0lttrten Der GltnocS-Wta
rinefapcle ltott. Nodts folgtcn &c
lCldtung ser Sta0t uno Scr Sdiiic
ul0 Gon}crtc ouf Den 0iicntlldel
El0Bcn.
@iner bier eingetrofitncn orobt.
loien 0cpclhc 5uloI8e bat Der Non-
5ertrclt5er oSoutb Gntotu" olli %lcitcr
Erobciobrt ollc Hccoros iiir 6obrgc.
idlminOigfcit III Oicier &loiic BON
Sdiiicn nit 22.36 anotcn inter for
cirtcr 6cltcrrm9 ltnO nit 2O.O7 &nos
ten BET %gcu0bnlihcr 6nbrt g%cbrod)cn
0o@ Shiif bciinoct lid olll Der Niid.
fobrt bierbcr.
Sic EociiiciIottc 1ing I'M s llbr
friib inter Commando Don Nomlirol
Canton nad) Dem SoutG Barbara.
Channel ab.
Sc0cs 0eb1uoe bier lit ST Gbrcil
ser aulucIcnocn Sorpeoobpot. 6lotillc
gcidHiidt. Zen Wotroicn CAB man
freic 6obrt nllf ocn Strnbcnbobncn.
Sir bic Oiii5icrc iortO ant AbenO cin
Iiner im gSutter- Club" uno cine
Ebcatcr GorItellltng itatt. Sir oic
Monnifuiten per~onitaltcte Die 2ofol.
Wilij an Nbcno cillen Bali.
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@icn, II. Mai. - Eroiclior pom
NoorNcn, Der ans Irontiilrt q. M. ais
NodioIgcr ocs 4SroiciiorS Notbnogcl
al bic bicIigc llniperiitGt berrIen
iuur0e, but in cincm Tprtrugc, Der CT
iibCr Dos Sbcnno nGrnobrung" biclt,
cin pcrllid)tcnoeS llrtbeil iibcr Den
CONGRATULATIONS obgcgeben, Der
%ge0cnmGrtig 9crobc in Intcrlfo 10
ionocrborc @liitben trcibt. Erofel'or
bon Nuorocn trot nit oucr Gntlhie-
ben bcit scr 9liiiioiiun1 entgegelt, oob
m0Bigcr NQfobolgenilb 5ur Negenerl'
rling iiihren fonne. IS loae on cine
Serluctieluna BON llriod)c mlo 0olge
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Mchr Nadltrcitcr .ltnfnn.

Serin9ton, ap,, II. Mni. --
Cine 9onoc Don 80 Had)treitert
orongcn lettc Nnht in Scott Goltntp
bel @inton Gin llno 5critorten einc
gll5obl GobnfSbcetcr. Mon glollbt.
oNB Die llcbeltbGter aus Fenoleton.
Gplr1tp marcn.
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2on0on, II. Mai. - Mic Spc.
5iol lcpcifcn bon 4ioris melocn, bat
Der cnQIiihc Mcronorlt, &cnrp Tor.
man, Scr oclt gcroplon Ncforo III
Sroutrrih hGlt, MISUNDERSTANDING
5u cincn1 S[croplon @cttio6rcn IN
6ronfrCid nm cincnGiniot bon 5000
an oic Nriloer @riabt crgcbclt loIicn,
Die fijr5Iid cincit c%rfolgrcidrn rcforoz
brcf)cnocn 9(uiltieg III Miontco, g..
g.. ltntcrnnmntelf hubcn.
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Dor Der 9nflnit BORT 500 lie cincn
&cpolucr oll2 ibrcr Wtontcltnihe.
Rjd,tar@ru moatc ihr sic Moiic cnt,
milGcn. Nirrbci Ajl,9 Oicic los, mo
RidtnratN iout idnucr ucrlcbt 5u 60
ncn. Sciuc NrgIcitcrin cridob lid)
ourolli,
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Gilman al nad) Tnrupu.

. it . II, Woii., II. Mai. - &C.
motor Gilman bon Siio-Gorolina
reiIte gcltern Don bier nit Dem Gam
pier vGonopic" BON Ser @bite Star.
Clinic III 9egleitung Icincr Satin
mad europa ob, no cr iid 81 erbolell
geocnft. Ter equator iprud Die al'
iid)t aus, onb, menn Sefrct1r Gait
bon Den Hcpublifoncrn ais @roiioeltt-
IdaIts Gunoioot aui9eItellt merbc,
Die lcmofraten zines Siegea I'M No-
pcnlbcr iifer ieit oiiriten. Gr bdlt
Y. :. 9rDan fiir Den Iogiid)en belro-
fratiiden Yr1iioentihnits : Gambia
ten.
fragt die Die Ots, Die lhr Inner Gakauft HABIT
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