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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27

Our town was treated to anOth-
er sensation last Monday night,
it is supposed about midnight.
The hardware establishment of
Mr.. Zeno Yeates was burglariz-
ed, two double harrelled shot
guns stolen and some change in
the cash drawer, also the store
of Mr.. H. G. Stiles where they
deliberately took down such as
canned goods, bread and crack
ers and comforted the inner-man.
Here they were more fortunate,
financially, obtained two and
one half or three dollars of the
hard earned cash Of the proprie-
tor.
It is supposed that the same
party or parties stepped down
to Sessums, several miles, and
entered the rail road Office there.
We have not learned what was
taken there.
No one is able to give any
clue to these happenings, but a
little time will settle it,, if it con.
tinues.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27
TRIM CANE DOTS.

The dry hot winds for the last
several days have done much
damage to the cotton crop. Cot
ton is beginning to open where
the bolls are not more than half
grown.
Mrs. J. r. Davis and sons.
were visitors in Cedar Bluff
Sunday.
Among those who attended
the picnic at Griffith were Mess.
RS Green, Felix, Shep. Jesse and
Miss Ella Reed. They enjoyed
a very pleasant day.
Misses Maude and Mae Beard
returaed home Monday after
spending a pleasant week with
Miss Annie Mae Thomas, of Ada.
ton.
Mr.. Andrew Rutherford was a
spectator at the ball game be-
tween Trim Cane and Cedar
Bluff Saturday. Come again
Andrew, we were glad to see you.
Mr.. r. B. Reed, wife and little
son. Byron, returned home Sun
day after a pleasant visit with
homefolks at Griffith.
Miss Mollie Reed was well
come visitor in Adaton last week.
Mr.. r. F. Reed carried his ell
eventh load of water MELONS to
Starkville Monday. 1t was the
finest load that he has carried
this season.
Mr.. Ellis Ross, of Leland, is
a pleasant visitor in the home of
his grandmother. Mrs. E. San
ders this week.
Master Dee Johnson is on the
sick list this week.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27

Mr.. Jas. T. Kirk. formerly OF
West Point. who for some years
past has been employed as phar-
macist IN New York City, will
now be found behind the coun-
te1s Of Wiers' drug store. Mr..
Kirk is a graduate of the College
of Pharmacy Of New York City
ard is registered by examination
in the State of New York. as
we'll as IN his native State Of
Mississippi. Of pleasing a d.
dress and mental attainments be-
yond the average, he will rapid
~ win his way in social as well
as business circles of Starkville.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27
w. G. T. q.


N e ing at the pre- tty
home of Mrs. L. B. Camp, Mon.
day afternoon the 10th. at 500
o'clock. The hot weather is
surely a test of the sincerely and
earnestness OF Christian workers,
nevertheless seven members and
two visitors were present.
A delicious fruit punch was
served by the hostess before and
after the meeting proved most
refreshing.
Mrs Foster Conducted devot-
ional exercises. Reports of Off
GERS, Supreintendents and Com
mittees we're made, though in
some cases absentees caused a
silence rather than a response to
be heard.
After the presentation by the
president of the Purity depart.
ment, a brief history of the move
ment, the many phases of the
work and it's Importance here as
everywhere, it was moved and
carried that the department be
added the local work.
Mrs. John Foster was appoint
ed Supt. of this department, the
immediate work to be the circu-
lation of literature bearing upon
this subject, holding mothers
meetings and stressing the in
fuence of young women in fix
ing the standard for young men.
5000
By mistake in transit to the
office this copy failed to be print
ed last week. which the editor
regrets.
oOOo
Eor the first time Staunton,
Va, has voted dry, by the mar
row majority of 20. Never be-
fore had the city seen such d de-
monstratioc as followed the an
nouncement of the result of the
election.
The Chattanooga Tenn.)
Times says there have been few
er druuks than ever before in
July. 1t gives table showing
the number of drunks as follows:
July. 1906. 1874; July, 1907 148;
July. 1908, 1873; July. 1909, 81;
and says, "The work of both po-
lice and sheriff. during the month
demonstrates that it is the inten-
tion of the local officers to en-
force the law
5000
One thousand Nez Perce In
dians in the panhandle of Idaho
will JOIN the prohibition forces
in the fight against the rum
shops in Nez Pcrcc county when
the campaign is started to make
the district part OF the arid
zone. The Nez Perce treaty con-
tains a clause for absolute prohi-
tion inserted by the United
States government at the urgent
request of the chieftains, who
declared that they would not
otherwise ratify the compact. as
they had watched the effect of
rum on their people.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27

Our readers will find an inter-
esting advertisement of Mr.. J.
z. Fulgham in this issue. Mr..
TuiGham is worthy OF trade as
he keeps none but the best and
freshest of goods.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27

Mr.. E. Miller, of Okolona. a
large planter. stock and cattle
raiser, attended the Farmers In
stitute at the college this week.
The best evidence of a mans
progressiveness is his attendance
on this and similar occasions.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27

Mr.. David Alston, Of Mobile,
is visiting in the home Of his
father, MIR. Stills Alston. this
this week. Since leaving here
several years ago he worked up.
on city Daiiies in Mobile and
New Orleans, but for the past
two years has had q position in
the Post Office at Mobile, which
The now holds. His old friends
lare glad to see him,
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. S. O. Stringfel-
low and son, Walton, of ST. Louis,
are pleasant guests in home of
her mother. Mrs. G.. W. Smith.
having arrived yesterday even
ing.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27
ADAToN DEPARTMENT
By A NUISANCE

Misses Nancy Caridine ard
| Fannie Hatchet, of near Montgo
merry, were pleasant visitors ol
their cousin. Mrs. Bessie Steele.
Mrs. Lula Fielder. of Ruleville,
Miss, is visiting her sister, Mes.
danes J. v. Thomas and r.. e
Josey.
Messrs Fayette and Fred Dug.
las. of Center Grove. were plea
SAINT visitors here Saturday and
Sunday.
Quite a crowd from StarkvilIe
came OUT Sunday. namely: Mis-.
ses Callie Arnold, Mollie and
Myrtis Crumpton. Genevieve
Neal and Mae Bevil, Messrs Clint
Bridges, Robert Neal. Archie
Lee Clardy and Jimmie Hinkle.
Miss Pauline Powell, of Clay
Co, was a welcome guest of her
cousin, MISS Minnie Lee Harris.
last week.
Misses Maude aud Mae Beard,
of Trim Cane. were honored
guests of Miss Annie Mae Thom
as last week.
Mr.. r. A Baker. of near Sur
gis, was a pleasant visitor here
last week.
Miss Louise McCreight, of
Smyrna, was guest of her un'
Gle, Mr.. R. E. Josey, last week
Mr.. Harvey Thomas and sister.
Miss Pearle, of Griffith, were the
guests of their cousin, Miss An.
ME Mae Thomas.
Our Protracted meeting was
in session here last week, were
twenty assessions to the church
we also had with us Revs. Bar
ton, Price, Thomas Jennings and
Gates.
Miss Nora Williams, of Trim
Cane, was a guest of Miss Hassie
Christopher this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Connell,
of near Sturgis, visited friends
and relatives here this week.
Mr.. John Clardy and sister,
Miss Genevieve, attended servic.
es at Maben Sunday night.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27

We had the pleasure of MAX
ing the acquaintance of DR.. S. D.
Stennis. of DeKalb, upon our
streets yesterday, who is attend
the exercises at the A. & M. G..
He was representative in the
state legislature last term.
The Doctor gave us some in
teresting rail road news; only
about two miles to be completed
before DeKalb will be connected
with the main line of the NJ. &
o. r. r.. and that this short line
is beng constructed by home
people and will likely be part Of
a road, quietly being built, east
of the M. & 0. R.R.
Old kemper is comming to the
front, and the old long isolated
county Capitol will form one OF
the best towns in the state.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27

Messrs. P. B. and Dan Harpole,
of near Maben, were business
visitors here Yesterday.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27

The roundup at the College oi
the Farmers Institute Of the
State was we'll attended this
week and great practical GOOD
will result.
There was no subject of great
er interest than good roads.
It may be that Oktibbeha leads
in many things, but the most ar
dent and enthuastic citizen make
no claim to being progressive a.
long the line of good roads.
It is claimed by some that we
have the best of material to build
good roads, and if so, why mo-
use it? The people are demand.
ing better roads, and the oppor
tunity should be extended them
Starkvil1e and all of the towns
and villages needs good roads
especially all main thorough
fares.
Pencils, Tablets, Pens, Ink, al
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27

The hay men seem to be happy
with splendid crops of hay and
plenty of fine cattle. Several
car loads shipped over the M. &
O. r. r. and also over the Ills.
Cent. this week. Hay is a great
crop which feeds many, many
cattle and other live stock.
The farmer without q pasture
is like the mariner at sea without
rubber or compass, or . carpen'
ter without q hatchet or saw.
A pasture is indispensable.
Bermuda Is the basis Of all gras
ses in this section.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27

Mr. Isaac Winston, .Tr., was a
business visitor to our town Mon
day.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27
PASTORALS and JINGLES
By BACHELOR.

Wedding bells are ringing.
Far down the country road;
A rustic widower. and city maid,
Are pulling of 'load."
No more of life's drugery to face,
It's cares and many ''stings;"
Both gone to live happy life
A mile from Double Springs.
rfecent decision of the Supreme
Cburt Of Georgia In divorce suits that
awife has as much right to a high tenn
0er as husband. We know some men
wko will rejeice TO have wife of spirit
ITS got so now women are trimming
kheir husbands instead of their hats.
Good enough.
! News has Just reached US that the
yAtest dress for women is the pantaloon
tkirt. We had an idea it wouldn't be
bong until they got to wearing the pants.
IL
~.Its hot as hot can be-
"A tFsssh that voiced by many;
AAd even girl with heart of ice,
Don't help things any.
5000
IA certain party told us the other day,
tAata girl likes to say "no." to man
. the first time he proposes, just to see
what he will do next. Say just strike
Ahs old giri-she won't take any chances
on Setting him get away.
Big meetins' in the country.
> Also ailday sings,
People altogether.
Happy on the wing.
S6nshine aud g,adness,
IN their laughing faces;
GodEs smiling on them,
As they change places.
MISSING.
Once we had sweetheart dear,
With curly locks OF hair;
An angel face-full of cheer,
And hands SO bright and fair.
As we strOlled along in the shady dell,
Our thoughts ran smooth and clear;
As in the happy life beyond,
For that we had no fear.
One day she jonrneyed far away,
Across the ocean blue;
To learn and study every day,
Some things SIZE never knew. #
Not many months passed by,
Before the girl loved;
Was stricken down with fever,
And now dwets with angels above.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27

Mr.. J. E. Logan was here
Monday.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27

Pencils, Tablets, Pens, Ink, at
Wiers'.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-08-27

O o o o
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07
2lneriber proiioent Gait

gtem 0orf, 4. Sec. Huber 8an-
fcttcn geortb Carolina SocietD bleo
Brpiioent Gait an9rebet al tiDligere
8icegupcrapr 5roncis .. @initon ira
geortbGarolino. San paaItoo, atBrG.
Iioenten iom en- ManO fra gtor0en IT.
fe 6ao6e Get til of blau6e iig SD.
oens IGrlige 5orbolb. SpecieIt pao.
talte @iuiton 8reiioentens ll0talel-
Ter sfnleoning nf5temmeretsipsrg8-
maalet / Marplan6, 0a 0enne Stat
pnr 6pro meo at frotage gtegrene
al Stemneret
v9i pnifer at looes 6reo, motiI
llretiqroiobcNen er innlis for ale. vi
cor, bboo Der er beoit for alle 5olf,"
iagoe ban. Eruielen ON at forminolfe
Sp6Itaternes Iepreientation | aon-
gresien oiloe fra g,ortb Carolina bli'
be meot meO ct fort og flart- -Soar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07
Situaticnen Nicaragua

Dtanagna, gicarngua. 8. Sec -
BrGiioent 3eIapa er bei @rao for
bapiet oner, at ben amerifanife llben'
rigsminiiter uoen pioere bar gioet 9si.
caraguas 9iepr9ientant 8aibington
Reiiepos. 3elapa oil imiolertio life
tase noget gengGloenoeSfriot, iereno
ban bar mootaget n9rmere geifeo ON
DE Soreneoe Stoters Seniigter.
Den amerifanife 8icefoniul, Sal.
>era, iom er Nicaroeunner of 5soiel
% naturnliieret nmerifanif 9orger,
befinoer iig en0nu | aoniulatet og
paretoger fine Tligter. Otter 3elapas
Wruing ipnpotiierergnloera meoOp'
po1itionspartiet, og ban er neic be-
uogtet. me6ens Der life er giort noget
Tsrieg paa at binore bnm nogen
Senieenoe. 8elapa tror ogiaa, at aon'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07

jul GnloeraS sSnoberetninger efter al
Sanoipnliebeo pil npre partiife og
til 5oroel for Regeringens 6ienoer.
8oibington, .. g., 4. Dec, Ser.
Dig til Gngre6 og me0 Sanonerne
rettet moo @unernerenS SALADS be.
6erifer &anon6aaoen ,8icfsburg", ef.
ter 6oao bertil itofficelt berettes,
Stillingen / Gorinto, geicaragua. 0a
0e oiplomatiife 5orbinoelier mellem
De 5oreneoe Stater og gticaragua
bleb ofbrilot, tog Gbefen paa nTicfS-
burg" Itrofs SfriOt til at 6eifptte
amerifanerne % oeres Snteresier i
Gorinto. Grooinsguuerneren og Be-
la5as GeprGientanter gDen blen be.
tpoet. at n8icfsbnrg" pil0e bol0e Dem
perionlig aniparlige for al SfaOe,
iom bleo tilf6iet amerifanife 9orge.
re Gorinto. gfmerifanerne | Jticora.
qua benptter imiolertio etbuert of-
gaaenoe 0ampifib til at fomme bort
fra Hicarngua, og Der er fun faa at
Dem tilboge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07
trene Dinter.

Ser meloes Dag til Moreen ON
nalminbeli9 itreng 8inter for oenne
aarstio Sra &anIas mel6es Iaole.
oes ON itor 5oritprrelie of Soetiene.
item. S Sopefa aanias itanoieoes
Sporoognene af SneItormen, iao
SunOreber af Menneifer bIep tpungen
til at gaa biem ON @ftenen fra oeres
5orretning eaer 9lrbeioe. Soa Ianet
Spo fra iom Gmerillo. Ger, neloes
ON Ell Gltloe of 10 @r. unoer Zero,
og fra @eIt Superior, 8is., ON ne.
item 40 @r. Sra Spooelten ierlig
meloes ON 2ioelie blanot &reatnrer.
lom er uoen &nslp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07
Sra Sorhorene / Cherry.

@berrD, ST., 4. Sec. = Statsao'
pofat Gcfert og Coroner Malm bar
benpen0t Jig til Gbicagos goliti ON
at opipore 9lIeranOer gtoieniacf oa
9to6ert Dean, to Wpno, Der Oirefte
bolOes anloarlige for 8ranoen Ct
gauls@rn6en og regneS iaaleoes IN
0irefte at 6ape forpolot 80 9lrbeiOe-
res 0go. 'Stotens @rilbeun0eriegel-
iesfonmisiion og @ru6einipeft6rer
oil bloc, boorfor 6isie TO M9no life
er aibert. Gcfert og W}alm iporeOC
begge fort % t9rt, at DC life par al
fin0e.
Somti0io inorgmmeOe Malm, al
ban 6ao0e tilraa0et 9ioieniaci
at iorla0e Steoet, on ser bar no.
Itc0t 5ruiler MOB bans 2ip. StatsuO'
oofat @cfert boooe antDoet til Wtalm
at ser buroe titles 9nrtion for SO.
ieniacf, no9et Wtolm bapOe forienlt
at gere. 9tu er bperfen 0eon eller
Roieniacf at finoe; Bolitiet bar iggi
forg9oes efter Dem / gbicago.
George g0op, en- af oe 20, ser bleO
reooet no af @ruben, afgop | 8aar
gi0neforfloring. goop oplDier, at oo
ban traoote neo @ruben for at fin
oe no, boao Der bar @ariogen til
9ronoen, fanot ban Ell 8ognlooniaa
So brpnoenoe / oenauro, iom 9foien'
inct leoeoe og BETTE op og neo. San
ipurgte Ell 9srer, boorfor 2p8iet life
bleo truffet no of anroen. 0enne ipa.
reoe, at Goleniocf life tilloo bam, al
gsre oct. oSSSeg ifal nof paste Def
lelo", bnboe ban iagt til bam. 9ii'
cbaro Cullen, Ell onoen Gsrer pierre.
oe, at ban iaa Here Wano glrbeioe,
efterot Sloen brso no, og ban matte
toinge @anoen, iom ferte en- al aur-
oene, til at tage Dem op, ser or6eioeoe
/ ge9rbeoen of Sopeoifaften.
Gomlep, iom ltnreoe Seiiemoifinen,
og iom neeteoe at taoe De 10 0iano
op Der leoeoe Reoningsorbeioet, og
iom olle bleo br9nOt libel. me0te
@aor og ofgnp Sorflaring. San 6ap"
oe gaalee al Sobn 9unop, 5ormano
@ruben, ON life at beiie aurOen op,
for ban fit Signal berom ne0enfra.
5 Dag ifol superintendent u. S.
CARING of Gbicaoo, Milpanfee &
ct. gaul.9anen ofbsres for at afgs-
re GienoomsretsIp sIpsrgsmaalet til8ru'
ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07
Mlmanaffen y9et nbe Iar"

allereoe anfommen fra Danmarf %
foreligger feroig til ltoienoelie. Eri-
len er 90 Gents. De forifellige Sule.
better, SSuleitiernen SOC, 0e unges
ssSllle6og 20c o9 8ernenes SuIeboa
15c er enbnu life anfomne, men oe
bentes meo oet aI1erferIte. 9eitiIlin.
ger mo6tages MI.
9an. 2ntb. Hnbl. Spule.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07
Qaft oe Rooiepelts
politif.

enonu bar 2anoet life Jet, boor
Brpiioent 9oft oil ben. Wen oct ifal
nu mart oiie iig. - Den betenote
8nlter @ellmon, Der M iDnes OF 6a.
be opeipet Jim 9oropolstur, er atter
/ 8aibington og Ifriuer golitif vi
ifal 6er meooeIe li6t af, bnoo ban ifri.
Der om Soits 6orbolo til 9fooieuelts
BoIitif.
Balbington, 5. 0ec.-y8i oil for.
Iege at iere 9iooieoelt.Eolitiff poo
2opbegerne" = Br9iioent Gait.
Denne Br9iioentens llotalelie til
bans 9aabginere er ben flarelte, pi
bar fanet dngaaenoe 9lbminiitratio-
mems Seniigt og Bolitif Gen Tiger
meget meo Senipn til 2onginning o9
6remtioens golitif. Gait oil life
olene prepe at foa mango af De ZINC
giort. iom Rooieoelt foriegte at gen-
nemfere, men ban bar / Sinoe at gaa
l9ngere. San tnger pisie al lin 5or.
gGngers Brincipper og foriterrer og
uoItrpffer Dem.
Og Mr. 9aft tror, BET ifal lpf.
fes for bom. Gan tror, ban lfal faa
pe6taget ilere 2ope til 9iegiilering
af aorporationer, ,glftieuoiteoelie, Diel.
lemItots6onbel, gublicitet etc, emo
Gooiebelt nogen SinOe aioroe Jig til
Solsmnno for
Get er iilteresiant at oioe, at I'll
Sterilization al oisie Rlaner og 5or
6aabninger regner BrGiioent Gait
poa Senator 9lIoricb'S o9 Spcofer
Commons Stette.
JfimeligDis 0reftes intet anOet po.
litiif Spergsmapl mere no ober Can.
set, iqrlig Better, emo bette:
.gil Gait lepe ret op til 9iooieOeIt
Bolitiff.r, iom ban forpligteOe Jig
til, oa ban mootog 9tominotionen2 %
Get er oel foritonet. nt BET SSnotrDf
bar bunoet ON iie, oct minoite !
geItell at Sparet oil blioe beuGgten
sc, at Soft bar foreIemt lit 2eite, el.
Ter ON ban life bar gIemt BET, BOG ag
ter at i6lge en- anoen aurs.
Oct er life Seniieten 6er at iiae
at BrqiiOenten er eGer life er | Oper-
ensItenmelie meo, boa0 2anoet for
Itaor beo giooiepelts Yolitif. Oct mao
6eltemmes efter fremtioige9egipe
Der og Offentligbeoens 9eoemmelie
af oisie.
W9en BET er Hart, at Gait ielp tror,
at ban er Serb meo at iiofere oct
slrbeioe, iom bans5orgpnger begpno.
te, oe De M9no, iom arbeioer iammen
meo bom og er bans gaaogipere, De
forItaar, at bette er bans Soloninf
og Senigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07
6l. Ron9res' 2lobniue.

S @oar aa6neOes Den 81. Gongres,
2anoets Itore loOgioen6e 6orIomling,
/ 8aI6ington. De aIminoelige aomi.
teer uOnGOntes I 9fepreientant6nIet
o9 Senatet til at unOerrette &r9ii0en.
ten omL at man bar fer6ig til at moo-
ta9e og bore bans gu0ifo6. Oct par
oct bgientlioe, ser blep uorettet. Su.
lets Sesiion pore0e 40 02inutter oa
Senotets fun 13 W1inntter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07
sSsnlcgrancn 1909

uogibet af 9anif 9ogbanoel, geoar
5oas, Sa foreligger faroig til TO-
ien0elIe
9oaen er imagful0t uoitpret os
riot illuitreret. SuoboIoet er interes-
iant og porieret. 9lonot Sc 13 for.
ifeni9e naongipne 9ioraespocre er
2loop Gan ar. gitergoarO, s. G6r.
8ap, Gnrl Sanien, og g. 9. Sig.
9riien er 30 GtS.
9eIti1ilger mootoges of
0anii6 qnt6. 9Sn6l. SOili,,
Blair, gee6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-07
Sfal pinhot fjernes?
Oct er, buaS &abincttcts 5lertal Dil.
Een ErGiibenten boloer iaa iejst
tilbnge.

Eoibin9ton, .. s., 4. Dec-Pr9'
iibent Cats aabinet, eaer / buert
6alo 5lertallet Of bets Wteolemmer,
poaifpnoer bom til at gere ell @noe
pou 9allinger-9incbot. .Strioen PED at
afifeoiae gindot iom 5orltmeIter6ef.
grpiioenten bol0er tappert no imoo
npiten beIe i'm ofiicielle 5amilies
gaaifpnoelie. Siotil plies Der life
8egn til, of ban oil gipe eiter Oct iD-
mes, iom ban bill itaa neO Den 5oriif.
ring, ban GAP @r. Binhot for nogle
Noaneoer ii0en, at ban enife6e at be-
boloe BAN paa i'm gloos, og at ban
ifuIoe forti9tte lin SfoOrcierpeplan
iom biotil.
Mean er ipGnot paa at ie, boorleoes
sfengresien oil itiIle iig | 5orbolo til
benne Sag, og bsiere areoie anita
ger man, at aobiuettet er temmelig
nGr enitemmig 5aoer al at bngge
ben goroiife 9nuoe ooer oeo at al
ifesige 9incbot og be6oloe gallinger.
Den 5orflaring, man gioer al oen'
ne aabinettets Soloning, er, at man
er tret af Strioen og tror, at Den
sil blioe bragt til gnoe al aongreS'
fen, ocriom Breiibenten life enoer
ben, fsreno aoneresien fanr fat pna
oen, og at, 0eriom Br9iioenten afger
ben me6 frnftig Saano, uil ban faa
aonoresiens og 2anoets Yleobolo.
Bioere antpSes, at Yincbots Ben.
ner 6riper en- propagairba neo ben
o5fentlige Mening, iom ininogaoeligt
oil ifooe aominiitrntionen, og iom
life itanoier iaa lpnge 9ibeboloelien
at banoeginhot oa 9allin1er iaomi'
niftratiouen esr oct muliat at bolo
TrGtten oeolige.
ginhots 8enner og llnoerltsttere
babies berfor Man ger iig ibProig
Elio for at operbeoiie Br9lioenten
ont, at 9sinhot ielp bar oeltoget / 9e-
itrGbelier, iom aonieroations Orga
niiationen bar giort Jig for at neoiGt
tie Niniiter gallinger 2anbets Zine,
Nan ieaer fort iagt al ooerbeoiic
Br9Iioenten onL at Bincbots gtPr'
pprelle gl0miniItrationen er og oil
oe0bloe at Dpre ct foritprrenoe Gle.
ment, og 10 inorere pil oct bline INIT
ligt after at faa 8reo. Wan inorsm.
mer, at 6oritneiterenS 5jernelie oil
ppffe miolertioig llro, men or9umen.
terer, at oct er beore at foretaae Ell
Gmpiltntion og gore gnoe paa ll6eba-
aeligbeoerne.
On Mr. Binhot beo noget om 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pan bans8eg-
ne, ioa bolOer ban oct oeO Jig ieIp.
San pil life tale ON gallinger-Bin
hot.9piiien. @en life 6eito minore r
Ioa mart ban refer 10 oo 6oloer en-
oiientlia Gale, a6r ban Sentp0nin'
ger uoen 9taons gtrpnelie =, Jon
piier, b0or ban er, oe iom 6oloer
sieret oe0lige
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Is. Marg.

lege flyer: ~5fent ieg life fan siDe
nogen beItemt OpIpsning / oenne
Sag, iaa tror iee, at Scr. .&offefeIIer
for glloor t9nfer poo en- @oue al
$25,000,000 til &ineierne. 5 soer
5alo forItaas BET, at oeriom set bIi.
Der til girfeli9beo me0 oenne @ase,
iaa ifal oen anoen0es til Oplpsnin
gems SSremme.
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.SnshplocrIfe pnifes.

gn troenoe plore Bige eller enft
itoen gsrn fra 80 til 40 slar snlfes
til OF beitprc Suiet for en- Gnfenanf
meo to ilnaa gprn 9 og 3 slor gomlc
poa en- Sarn.
SuIius Sopbns ytiel ell
9lt. 1, 8or ~,
aenntore, u. Gof
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Nnsen fprsseSe iisaapr

af llsiings W,isiionsbiftorie Char
aeIiets Seiersenng no oDer esoroen~
foreIigocr MI fprois til lloieno,Iie
iilbbmloen | iarbsies inli,ft % ioIibt
fronif gin6. Triien er ben 'amms
iom paa fprite llogope $3.50.
Tan. eaib. 9snhl. .SDnie.
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