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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1910-08-20
Tribute Of Respect.


Whereas. In His Supreme Wis
dome the Great Architect Of the
Universe has seen proper to call
from this earth our friend and
brother, Ernest ]. Parsons; and,
Whereas, Our hearts are soreIy
rent through this bereavement;
and,
Whereas. Our sympathy goes
out to the bereaved family who
have sustained a great loss, be It
Resolved, That we express our
heartfelt coincidence to our fellow
sufferers in the bereavement. Be
it further
Resolved, That we cherish his
memory in our hearts; and be il
further
Resolved, That these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes Of our
order, copy published in the local
papers and a copy sent to the FAM
ily. BROOKHAVEN LODGE
r. q A. M. NO. 241.
Chas. d. Smith,
Ernest II. Wentworth,
Chas. +. Heuck,
Committee.
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that uttereth a slander is a fool. /"
When | see some people going to
the house of God every Sunday
with venom in their hearts toward
Vardaman who has never harmed
them and who does not even know
why they hate him, / sometimes
wonder if the love and charity so
abundantly taught in the Bible
ever finds its way into their rock
ribbed souls.
Gov. Vardaman hates no man
not even his worst enemy. He is
sometimes severe in his criticism
of the dishonest, hypocritical meth
DDS of men, but he has no time for
hating individuals. His mind is
too much occupied with greater,
better and loftier sentiments.
He is one of the most generous
men | have ever known and has
thoughtfully lnstilled into his chill
dren his own spirit of magnanimi-
ty. ! have been in his home a
great deal, and never, In the pri-
vacy of his own family, have ever
heard one of his children give ut
terance to a sentiment Of bitterness
or resentment toward those who
were opposing and prosecuting
their father.
His domestic relations are almost
ideal. | never knew him to scold
one of his children and never saw
the slightest evidence on their part
of disobedience to his wishes. He
associates with them like great
big overgrown brother, while their
devotion to him seems never dis
turbed by the ordinary selfishness|
of children.
He never permitted anything to
come between him and his love and
reverence for his mother. No
matter how many guests were in
his house, nor how urgent the de-
mand for his time and attention,
his mother was always waited on
first.
| have never known public
man who stood always and uni
formly on higher plane of NOR.
ais, or who was constantly actuated
by purer motives, or more unseIfish
purposes. / know him almost bet
ter than he knows himself, and |
have never known a better man
than James K. Vardaman.
| am not speaking of Vardaman
as editor, soldier, governor and
statesman, nor of his qualifications
for United States Senator. am
simply telling in plain language
what / know of him as plain
man, citizen, patriot, husband, son
and father. He has his weak
points, like other men, but he has
more strong ones than most men of
his day.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1910-08-20
THE DULANEY CASE.
Many Witnesses SubpOenaed on Change
Df Venue Motion AUGUST 3lst.

Jackson, Aug. 19. According to
District Attorney M. S. McNiell,
whoias such an officer, is charged
with the responsibility Of rebut-
ing the application for a change of
venue for L. G. Dulaney for trial
10 some other county or taking mp
of The noted case against him,
which is to be heard by Judge w.
A. Henry on Aug. 81, he has pre-
pared to subpoena a large number
Of witnesses for the State. The
district attorney has gotten up a
list of over a hundred and in the
majprity Of cases most of them
have been served with subpoenas to
be present, or else give good ex-
cuse for failure to do so. The de-
tense has already filed long list,
including some of the most infiuen-
tiaIa successful men Of affairs in
JACKSON and Kinds county, and the
DEPUTIES to Sheriff Harding have
been kept quite busy serving
these subpoenas. Judging by the
number Of witnesses on each side,
should all be put on the stand,
there will be upwards Of $50 pre-
sented, and, allowing say, for ten
minutes occupation of the stand
Tor each witness, should the court
go into the testimony Of all, the
taking OF testimony itself would
take up three full days to say moth
ing of the time that would be re-
qnired for argument, both before
and after testimony.
The Kinds county court room
during the dog days is not the
most delightful or comfortable
place in the capital city, even
without a crowd, and, literally
speaking, a hot old time is antici-
spated when Judge Henry convenes
his special sitting next Wednesday
week.
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STRAW VOTE ON EXCURSION.
.Vardaman Leads Percy and Alexander
Both Put Together.

Mendenall. Aug. H. Several
citizens of MendenhalI and sur
rounding country returned last
night on the excursion train from
McNeill, where they went to the
government experiment station to
get Instructions on how to deal
with the boil weeviI.
A straw vote was taken on the
train for the candidates for United
States Senator, and the vote stood
as follows: Jas. X. Vardaman,
2z23 Leroy Percy, 80; G. III. Alex
ander, 176. Those who took part
in the straw vote were citizens Ilv-
ing along the line of the Gulf Il
Ship Island Railroad between Jack
son and Hattiebsurg Special to
Meridian Dispatch.
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BYRD SCHOOL NOTES.

Mr.. Alec Hall has four children
sick with typhoid fever.
Uncle Dal Posey has for several
months been very low in health.
He is a good old man who harms
no one and is kind. Our sympa-
thy goes out to him in this affilc-
tion.
We gladly welcome Hattie
Evans back to school. She has
been absent some days.
We lost a friend when Ernest j. !.
Parsons fell asleep. We knew
him in his boyhood when every
hour brought added joy and jewel
ed his life with gems Of love, Of
laughter, and of song. We knew
him in the morning of his man.
hood when hope held before his ca.
ger eyes life's fairest promises.
His boyhood, care-free as the
breezes sporting upon meadows rich
with new mown hay, bore ever
some fresh fragrance to the souls
of those who knew him best. His
young manhood, stronger than
adverse fate, put forth It's hands
and grasped rewards which were
not wrung from breaking hearts,
which were not drenched Id wild
ows' tears or won at the cost of or
phan's sobs; but only such as
brought no sorrow to any heart or
hope or life. His life was a beam
of radiance upon the paths of his
fellows. Let his memory be bright
in the hearts of those be loved !.
His labors left no wailings in their
wake, no lowering clouds above
wrecked hopes of those who had to
do with him. Let every eye be
dim because his light is darkened,
and every soul be sad because an
honest man has died.
The Misses Hickman, Of the Mt.
Moriah community, paid visit to
Miss Howard last Friday.
Mr.. Eugene Smith paid US fly-
ing call last Sunday. Eugene is d
fine fellow.
Mr.. Willie Lard is harvesting
corn for feed stuff. We don't
blame him for not pulling fodder.
That IS one class of work that makes
us tired.
Miss Eulice Howard visited her
father at McComb Saturday and
Sunday.
Young Bro. Chas. Strait visited
our school Monday. Charlie is
the worthy son Of as good man as
ever trod God S earth, and we wish
him every success that can come
to him.
We lost one Of our best students
when Ray CoAIart went home. He
is a bright fellow.
We count ourselves fortunate IN
having secured the services of Miss
Clara Godbold, Of Mccall. as teach
Ter Of our school for the coming ses-
sion. She is a teacher Of exper
ience, scholar and a very fine
young woman. BRUNETTE.
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Faith, Hope, Charity.
DR.. B. F. Ward in Winona Times.

3 y
DR.. B. F. Ward in Winona Times.l
Paul says, And now abideth
faith. hope, charity. these three
but the greatest of these is chari-
ty.''
The friends Of Gov. Vardaman
have absolute faith in his honesty,
integrity, ability and unwavering
fidelity to the best interests of the
people of Mississippi.
They have an abiding and we'll
grounded hope that the cause Of
the people against the corporations,
and dishonest, disreputabIe meth.
DDS employed by majority of the
late Legislature will be vindicated
next year by the election of James
K. Vardaman to the United States
Senate.
This much is practically settled.
The people understand that it is up
to them to protect themselves by
their ballots, or else forever after
hold their peace" when they have
been defrauded by the combined
use of money, whisky, public pat
ronage and prostitution. If the
people endorse what was done by
the secret caucus, then they will
have no right to complain of what
may be coming to them. Their
rights and their sovereignty are at
stake more than the personal inter-
ests of Vardaman, or any other
man.
Vardaman's friends cheerfulIy
accord the right of opinion to ey-
cry man who honestly opposes
him, and they should exercise char
ity toward all those who hate him
without cause. Heated and acri-
monious discussions do no good.
When man abuses or misrepre-
sents him all that is necessary is to
ask him to give a valid and sub
stantial reason for his animosity,
and the argument will be closed.
because he cannot give it. All
honest and intelligent men among
the opposition have abandoned the
false and silly charges about the
misuse of public money. He has
been clearly acquitted by the facts
of every mean insinuation along
that line and his accusers are now
ashamed of it and regret it, be-
cause it has reacted SO strongly in
Vardaman's favor.
Only those who never read the
truth and are not informed are
still feeding on that stale and
musty old hash. These are away
behind the pack and barking on
cold trail. Be charitable to them.
Charity suffereth long and is
kind; charity envieth not; charity
vaunteth not itself and is not puff
ed up"
Solomon said: Hatred stirreth
up strife, but love covereth all
SINS" Solomon also said: "He
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COUNTY ELECTION COMMISSIONERS.
The Action Of the State Board is Like.
" to Cause Friction.

~ " NouSC AbNttVbe
jackson. Miss. Aug. 18.-It is
not believed that the State Board
of Election Commissioners will be
able to carry out its plan of nam.
ing three county commissioners in
each county without something
akin to friction. Very few of the
counties have reported so far, and
there is an inclination on the part
of some, because of misunderstood
ing or hasty consideration of the
resolution adopted by the State
Board, to go ahead and name the
county commissioners here that is
to permit the friends of the sena-
torial candidates to name all their
county commissioners.
But that plan is not in accord
ance with the letter or the spirit of
the resolution adopted by the State
Board. AS originally offered by
Secretary of State Power, the reso-
luton read:
Appoint one election commits
sioner from each county, to be des-
ignated by the authorized represen.
tative of each Of the candidates for
the United States Senate. =
On motion of Gov. Noel, that
clause of the resolution was amend
ed by inserting after the word
representative the words from
each county = That amendment
localized the work, leaving the se-
lection Of the county commissioners
to the counties.
Under that resolution one mem-
Der Of the State Board takes the
position that the senatorial candi-
dates nor their friends nor repre-
sentatives here have the right or
the authority to name the county
commissioners.
A few Of the counties have al
ready telegraphed their suggestion
Of names for appointment. and
these will be accepted when accom-
panied BY a certificate from q relia-
bic person that they represent all
three of the candidates for the SEN
ate.
AT the meeting Of the board this
afternoon. Attorney General Hud-
son being absent. it was decided to
postpone the selection Of county
commissioners till Aug. 27. and Id
the meantime the friends of the
senatorial candidates are asked TO
send il such names as they desire
appointed in each county. Friends
Of Percy will send their suggestions
to William Crump at GreenVille.
Alexanders friends will report to
George B. Power st jackson. and
Vardamans S list come to S, j. Tay-
lor at Jackson. These three cam
paign managers will appear before
the State Board Aug n and sub
nit the names sent them from the
several counties. Times Democrat
Special.
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DIVERSIFIIsRS.
Farmers Will Grow More Oats
and Wheat Another
Season.

There was a meeting Saturday
morning Of the farmers Of Lincoln
County who are interested in wheat
and oat growing. S. P. ,.Oliver was
elected temporary Chairman. and
R. ". MassengilI temporary Secre-
tary. Very interesting and in
structive talks were made BY the
following gentlemen:
Mr.. Estus Smith spoke on Oat
Culture. Threshing. ETC.: Mr.. F. o.
Conant. secretary of the Board Of
Trade, gave statistics in regard to
amounts expended for corn, oats,
meat and various other products that
could be raised at home: Mr.. j. M.
Myers. subject, Oats, how to plant,
etc.; Mr.. j. W. McGrath read very
instructive letters from the govern
ment; Mr.. J. H. Moore, subject,
Wheat, kinds to plant. etc.; Mr..
Edgar Gleen, general talk.
The next matter to come up was
the permanent organization of the
Lincoln County Wheat and Oat Club.
Upon motion the following officers
were chosen: Alex S. Bullock,
president: A. M. Summers. vice
president; Estus c. Smith. Secretary.
The following is a list Of farmers
who will plant wheat and oats during
1910:
Noroo - ...L.xsSsH -
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The county examination for the
white teachers of the county will
be held on the first and third Fri
days and Saturdays of SepIebmer
and the examinations tor the col
ored teachers the second and fourth
Saturdays.
C|EsAUDE BENNETT.
70, supt ot Edueation.
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The Commercial Appeal contain
ed q seventeen inch article describ.
ing in glowing terms the reception
and ovation given Leroy Percy in
Grenada. Reliable information
from there states th BIT the Junior
Senator was we'll and respectfully
received at Grenada q htil be etart-
ed bis mud singing Attack, when
he was cried down and was unable
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What We place most hopes upon
generally proves most fatal.
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Labor rids Us Of three great
evils irksonenesa, vice and
poverty.
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No further business before the
house, meeting adjourned to meet
at Court House at eleven o'clock
September Srd. 1910.
ALEX S. BULLOCK,
President,
ESTUS C. SMITH.
Secretary.
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Saperiiher llnterIt. :Sereln.

Sr Der geItrigsn 8erTammIung 6e3
8aperiIheu lnterIt. 8ereiHs iubrrs
Serr Ioam Ssubelboh ben 9orTB
uuo 9err 8. 6aefner bas 9rototoQ.
3pei ertrantteu MitgIieoern purosH
so llnteritiiBung berpiQigt. 6.rr
Georg OedDant ipuroe als reues Utitz
1Iiso IN ben Qeretn duf1enommeu.
0as gldB Sommittee beribtets, oaB
Der Gontratt nit Der 8erpQItuna 0e5
Ntunbattan Darts betrsffs IbbaItuEg
oes qroben gicnics am II. Suli abz
gefblpTsr iei. 6errn Gam. 3uun
puroe pom 9srein Elm 4b3eidrn Be-
Di0igt. Die 6erren Gbr. Su6s, ID.
HieB, Bruno 2ub. Dm. gopp uno
Spbn 9ebner tpurben dis guherunz
ter'uhungs Sommittee auTqeiteQt.
Dem StabmeiIter 5errn Gugen Gis
iert ipuroe fir 'eins 9emiihunaan
beim gertdui BON Sitets oeIeuentlitb
Der 8priteuunq am poriqen Sonntaq
Der 9dut oss 8ereins abQeituttet. lie
Ginuabmen bstrugen S275O, oie2tus=
adben S36.
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8eiHidte Saihenoiebe
geitableH Orei gahasiers elmer Noro
s5airmount Gar.

Cine 8unbs profeFiousller unb dus
BERT geididter 1aihenbiebe Ideint
Cincinnati mil ibrem gsiu6 beebrt gu
baben. Se0snfals Iegt bic traurtge
Grfobrung, tpelhe 3bsoDor a. 60IIher
BON SO. 618 Daibingtou Qpenue uub
5pet anoere pdfagiere elmer Rortb
JaIrmount Gar in Der Montdg Na6t
mahten, bieie annabme ndte.
6err 6olfher, tpeIher Manuger bes
pdrt SoteIs in golsge 6iQ 1T, befono
ith ouf Der 9tnteren platform Der Gar
unb mahte, aIs er ndbe Der Gibertp
Strabe oas Jabrgelo entri6tsn lpoIIte,
Die gntoetuug, paB Iein Yortemonnuis
NIT $25 in Baar unb elmer 9eiDdnrpeiz
iung iib.r $29.99, bic er nah Qberz
been, S6ottlanb, ienDen polIts, per-
i6lpunoen NOR. Nls er pem &onbutz
teur ieiren 8erIuit meloete, eutoedte
elm unoerer paifdgier, bob er um cine
8tamantndoel beItoblen poroen mar,
pdhreno Elm 9rttter gIsi63sitig Iein
9ortemonraie NIT $40 sSnbdlt permiBz
te. Die 8efto6Ienen eriunerten fi6
Johann, oaB BRET gutgetleibete MGns
nsr il9 IN auffautgsr Weiie an ne
berangeordngt bntten uno unmittelbar
ourduf bon Der Gar geiprungen rpareu.
Die OtebftdbIe tDuroen iofort i'm 9DIt=
5etbauptquortier 3ur UtsIoung gez
bratt. 9eitern Wor1en Iono 6err
Gpsr, 8siiBer elmer DirtbItuft on Der
GentraI Gpenus unb Gersfss StraBs,
unter sinem 3tIhs in ieinem 2otoIe
oas portemonuuie bss 60li9sr DOT.
0asisIbe enthislt eiue 5uufoolldrnote,
tpeLte Qugeni6einIth in Der GiIe BON
ben 5oiferbiebsr iberieben porbeu
mar, iptpie bic obersrp1bnte 8eloans
Ipeiiung.
D2. Clifton bon go. 25O9 Bart Qps.
fpuroe duT elmer gponbaIe Gar um isin
BOrtemonndie nit So bsfto6Ien.
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Zterblibfeitsberi6t.

5ObH 3aps. 30 SABRE. 756 Sebdm
Ctr. 6er3Ieioen.
Dkslsr Cutler, II Sabre. gT6.
lamb unn UscUeiuan Ctr. 6arntetoen.
Srene Rarp .. b. 6oar, IL 9abrs,
2629 Dennis Ctr, Gehtrntrantkit.
D. gt. gursopns, II Sabre. Gong.
uiep 5oIpital. aItsrsitlpdhe.
Qouiia aammerer. 81 Sabre, 1925
syreeman abe., 9rippe.
Goitb Gig. 5iefbaus. / Sabr. 1866
Sones Str. Geniditarrs.
epelpne srsIiuesr, "a Sabre, 2412
Widmi ganalufsr, 5npinoiuht.
aoam Bauer. "a Sabre, 1905
EotuIon aoe.. Snqueit in Shnebe.
8irginia 5ransss 4ooIaro, 81
Sabre. oieblano ape., are5s.
annu Seto 2spp.l. / Stunoe, 652
Darner Ctr, Shpdfe.
Catherine Rarp Shrimpsr, 5 Ia.
&c. 4703 GaItern 4Ds., SHqueit in
S6tpebs.
Sutius Ruprett. 42 Sabre, 43 glifs
ton aps.. Snaueit in Shpebe.
Games Wlorris Turner. So Sabre,
1928 UsOrris pIacs, 2unasnentsiins
oung.
gbas. G. 9laroon. 2 ssa5re, 20S
Gollaro 4pe.. euneeuentSiinbung.
Marn WscWtabon. So Sabre. S19
Deit 4. Strabe. 4oerpertaltuns.
autbcup ]. Gublsnbers. 7 Monats.
Gliper uno sSobu Str. aeuhbuitsn.
Gdrrp Jollman, 80 Sabre, Stabt.
bofpitdI. Sneueft in Sdfpebe.
Grlpin sippoib. 3 Sabre, 2280
Spring 8rooe slpe., 2ungeneutsiin.
oana.
Sohn Bernhard aaiisr, IS Sabre,
1913 CLINT Str. 6erslsioen.
alnnie 3ouiiier. 80 Sabre, 1000
gekitial Str, 9aIleniteine.
g6ds. Uaepers. % Sabre, aonspieu
6cipiial, Shfpdd,e.
Aolter J. Sbrober, 80. 2023
Setpitt 4pe., eunsensnbiinouHs.
Carroll Gbertnston. "a Sabre, 737
WBef. 6. Ctr, Grippe.
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(Gbos. e. grantltn, q, Dalnut Ctr,
Bertha &et, q, Clifton aDe.
Sas. :. Woran, 80, gtornoop.
lWawie Earlier, -, oesgI.
(Sofep6 S6dfer, %, Central 4De.
lgtarp Rotttngbaus, q, Race Ctr.
(Gb. ShimmeImann, SO, @.GourtSt.
i0Ora 5rant "A, Qrmorp 4pe.
WaItsr q. g)eoor, 26, Gbicugp.
Seunette Ban 9eIoer, 20, 8urust 4D.
Sol. Wlc9opsQ, 35, Columbus, WtiII.
Smogsns Smiirpeu, %, 5rancis2ane,
Bm. R. Rotpluno, %, 8eit 7. Ctr.
tgIara Peate, 19, McMiden @pe.
Jreo. aamman, %. 5Iint Ctr.
9arrist Deas, %, 9etts Str.
JGrrpiu ). Wagner. 27, @ine Str.
0enepieOa Deacon, 19, oesgl.
IM. u. DiQiams, "a, Race Str.
lWprtIs 0eis, %, 9ine Ctr.
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Sfaatsaumnlt Snnt Derlanst anffia'
rnug iber SobnDerBaltniiIe Der
fraberen @niier,uerfe.

Staatsdnipalt CUNT bate oeitsrn
nit General sSuperinteuoent 2ailafp
pon ben Waiferiperten cine ldugere
9onferen3, bic Die Gslotransdtttpnen
BEG Waurereaontra.tprs WiIiam ates
fer, nit iieben Waursrn, Die pon ibm
angeIteat tpareu, um in DEN Wdiiers
pertsH pom Wlonat Mai bis auguIt
beg psrganseren Sabrss gu drbeitsn.
betrdT. Iuf 0erlaHaeH oes Stddtss
anipdIts iibergab 5err 2dibiarp oisfem
ole Totumente. bic ouf bic angelegens
belt irgsno peItes 2if)t psrfen tonnz
ten. aus ben 3nblliitsu lit srfihtlih,
oaB Giefer einen 5dsstobn Don $6 uno
feline Waursr etusn ioIhen bon $3.50
uuo bic Worteltrdgsr $3.50 pro 5da
erbdlten baben. Die 4rbetter ertldrten
nun bei elmer 9ernsbmuug cor benz
Stdatsdnpult, oaB lie aiefsr tdalih
etne qbgdbe BON so Gents BON ihrem
Gchne gemaht bdtten. Gisier tpuroe
oie'ubdlb aud Don 6srrn 2aioldtp i'm
Sdnuar oieies .Subres befragt uno 5err
2aioldu iagts gsitsrn. bab Sisfer oies
nidt in abreoe asitsllt babe. gs babe
iih babel nur un cine seIhdftljGe ab.
mohung 5lpiiden aisfsr uno isineu
peutsn gebanbslt. Sisfsr bate bic
2eute anSuIte[Ien unb, tpis sr islbit err
tIdrte, bate er iis uur uutsr Der Be
oingung sngaairt, bab lie ihm BON ihs
rem Gobne tdgIia oisis 4bgd6e mads
ten. aisfer bebauptet iosar. nQb Der
friibere Gbefs Sngsnieur Der WdiIsrs
merle, 6err gsu3snberg pon oieier
Ibmahuug setpubt babe. DER Stats
cntpdIt miro fia oieirbdlb nit 5errn
gsnsenberg. Der jest in Rilpdutee
III, in 8srbinouna Isser.
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StraBe gu beiteigen. Die Stabt buttt
bort cine Wenge 8ranttiteine aufgeftaz
pelt, auf Die Wbite trat, um auf Die
GotomottDe gu iteigen. Die Stetne
tamen tns Rollen uno W6ite fielb Das
Bel unter bic RGber Der fia 9erooe in
iegenoen QotomotiDe. Der
Jall puroe on ben Staotuntpdlt per-
pieien.
- Die 0intou pIate Improvement
Nhociatton beidperte iih burh ibreu
Setrstdr 8. 81. 8it6el beim Nrbeit6s
otrettor iibsr ben itaubigen 3uItanO
Der Wtnton RoaD. Die 9efeQI6aft
i6ldgt DOR, Die StraBe gu 0len, ODER
lie ourd bdufiqere 8eiprentelung in
etnsn beFeren 3uitanb gu oer1eBsu.
Die Sahe lpurbe Dem Strabenreini>
zSuperintenbentsr iiberpieien.
- Der amtirenoe 2trbeitsbirettor
Sobn Wenner erDffnete geitern Qnges
bots fir 6ol3pfIafterung in Der Gben
4pe. m1o Bethesda 2(pe., bas neue
StaDtboIpitaI begren3eno. 7Sur Die
erIte StraBe purben bic Qrgebote aui
$24,944 uuo fir bic IeBtgeuaunte
Strabe Quf $31, ,848.50 oeranT4logt,
Sobalo ore Qngsbote oergIi6en norben
finb, tp.rbsn bic aOntrutte oergeben
lperoen.
- Observation-Disclosures tpeilt
augenbIidlih in Columbus in 8eglet.
tung bes StubtantpQIts. 8emGB Der
8eItimmungen bes gaine z8eiebes Der.
iis6t Der Glert Des Irbeitsamtes, 6err
So6n Merner, pd6reno Der Abpeien:
belt beS Qrbettsoirettors beIIen SteQe
6err Sunpmuter rpeilt in Columbus
i'm sJntereIfe Der 9eIeBoOrloge bes
Senators Treb. Sober, bic perlangt
oab lleberIhiiiIe aus friiberen 9ono.
ausgGben i'm 9etroge Don $5OO,OOC
fir StraBenOerbeFerungeu perpaHD'
rperoer oIrTen.