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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
MAN JUMPED
AT THE WAGON
Another Attempted Hold Up
Near keyport Reported.
Special to the EVENING NEWs.

Special to the EVENING NEWS
Keypert, Jan. 23:-What is
thought to have been an attempt to
hold up Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X.
Crawford occurred Thursday night,
when they were driving from this
place to their home at C~rawford's
Corner, about three miles from here.
They were I'm a hight doctors wagon
and just~Ns they passed the home of
Aaron Morris, near Haziet, a man
who WAS standing by a telegraph
pole alongside OF the road, ran out
and jumped on the step and banged
against the side door. MIR. Crawford
whipped the horse and he made q
jump and the jolt threw the man off
the step. This did not discourage
him though. as he was on his feet
in a second and chased the wagon
until they could not see him in the
dark.
When they reached him they
watched to see Ii the man would
show up and after a short wait they
saw him pass, still ON, a run. Mrs.
Crawford was considerably upset by
the affair. 1t was about 1899
O'Clock and the place where the MAI
jumped out is about a mile from
their home. 1t is thought that he
ran all the wav ere they saw
him pass, still running. M0
This is anotiie4 / to the long
list Of holdups and robberies that
have happened here lately,whent he
ma OF men who did it have escaped
aid no clue found as toIheir iden-
tify Fs4a .r
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23

SATURDAY NIGHT WHIST
MEETING AT KEYP0RT
sssosai 70 chs EVENING NEWS.

Keyport, Jan. 23:-The Saturday
night Whist Club was entertained by
Miss Hilda Wells, al the residence oil
GarlandSNoonan, Saturday night.
First ladies prize was won by
Miss Elsie Osborne, and was a hair
ornament.
First gentlemen's prize was won
by George Campbell and was a gold
scarf pm.
After the PRIZES were awarded,
refreshments were served by. the
hostess. Those present besides the
hostess, were: Miss Emma Miller,
Miss r.. Wynne Walling, Miss
Gladys CHI, Miss Florence M. Arm
strong, Miss Elsie Osborne, Miss
eParle N. Warne, Fred Broukhurst,
George Campbell, Edwin A. Denton,
Gilbert T. Van Mater, Walter Cherry
and A. A. Vreeland. &
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
A Grost caanibal Feast.

Probably the biggest cannibal orgy
on record Is one of which Miss lea
trice Grimshaw tells In aThe New
Guinea Sin 1858 a shipload of China.
men was being taken down to Austria
Tia The vessel ava wrecked upon a
reef close to Rossel island, New GUM
ea. The officers escaped la beats, but
were afterward heard OF. As
for the Cilinaraen, numbering BEG, the
natives captured them and put them
on a small barren island, where they
had no food and no means OF getting
awaF. H1aey kept their prisoners sup
Piled with feed from She mainland
and every new ans then carried away
q few OF them to eat until aII but one
old man had beea aeyoused This enc
~succeezed eventually ia getting away
ana told something of the story. which
seems 60 have met with general disbe-
fef. True Ii Is. however, on the eyi-
deace Of the sous of those who Gid fAs
sesS."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
|COLORED MAN
GRABBED BAG
Woman Was Robbed on
Street In MataWan.
pec,ar to the EVENING NEWS.


SpecsdI to the EVENING NEWS.
Matawan, Jah. 2Ss-Miss Mary
Dugan, of Hillsdale, who is employ
ed by J. PrudeR. WAS on her way
from his home, in Little street, to
the Matawan station, Saturday night.
intending to take the train to her
home. While on Atlantic avenue
she noticed a eolored man following
her. He finally came up to her and
grabbed the suit cas- which she was
carrying In which was some personal
wearing apparel and SIG in money,
Miss Dugan made an cutlery and
the colored minister, Mr.. Davis,
came out of his house to her assist
ance, but the man ran and was soop
out of sight. She notified the mar
shall, but at present no trace of the
thief has yet been found.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
South AHBOY

Mrs. Morris Newman, OF Stevens
avenue spent Saturday evening with
friends out OF town.
Mrs. Charlotte Miller. of Beverly,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
father and sister, in John street.
s.. J. Dillon. of Rivertoa. was q
South Anaboy visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur MeKensie, of Second
street, spent Saturday afternoon
with friends in Perth Amhoy.
Mrs. Patrick McCabe, OF Stevens
avenue, was an oat-of-toWn visitor
Saturday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs William Wyckoff and
son spent Saturday evening and Sun
day with friends out of town.
William Chapman, OF Main street,
was an oHt-of-town visitor Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Laura Lining and daughter.
OF Paterson, are visiting friends in
this city.
Joseph Martin, OF Broadway, was
q Perth Amboy visitor Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Frank Watson, of Second
street, was a Perth Amboy visiter
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Lambertson, of Broad
way, vas a Matawan visitor Satur-
day afternoon.
Lewis Thomas, of Second street,
was an pnt-of-toTn visitor Saturday
afternoon.
John Lyons. of Church street,
was an out-of-town visitor Saturday
f~tern0on.
Joseph Crawford, of the Newark
Star, and wife, were in South AM
boy Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. James T. Chasey, Of Second
street, was an out-of-sown visitor on
Saturday afternoon.
s. A. Barry, OF Bedford, will open
at 81 First street, a shop for carry
ing on the plumbing business on OF
before the first of the coming month.
The Public Service track near An
gusta street was blocked for a short
time Saturday night near midnight,
by the derailing of one OF it's cars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
KEYPORT FiREMEN QUIT
TO ExTlnQUlSH BONFIRE
to the EVENING NEws.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Jan. 23;-About l
body called UP Mayor William E.
Warns drug store, on the telephone,
and said that Peter Whitehead's
barn was on fire. An alarm was sent
in and the compaies turned out in
record time. The barn is In West
Keyport, near the westerly end of
Mott street bridge, and the firemen
started for there at a lively gait, the
Chemical Company Ne. /, getting to
the bridEe Arst. when ft waz aseea
that the fire WAS a INV readers, p
their back yard and was hardly CIV
ing enough fire and smoke to be
seen at that distance. All returned
to town, most OF them being In a
good humer after dinner, and the
affair passed as q joke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
caiinr as a Nsrh-

The verb collar has long been used
transitively, meaning to s.seize or take
hold OF a person by the collar; more
loosely, to capture" The verb was
thus employed early in the seventeenth
century. Steele IN the Guardian, No.
81. wrote, 'If you advised him not to
collar IA man" Other Instances are
Gentleman's Magazine. 1852. 'His lord
ship coilared the footrnan who threw
it, and Marryat's sentence in Peter
Simple sHe was eeliared by two
French soldiers"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
KEYPOR1

George Morris, of Bloomfield, is
spending a few days with MI. and
Mrs. Frank Van Brake at their resi-
dence In Mott street.
WILLIAM Wyckof, of New York
city, spent over Sunday with rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Conover,
of Atlantic street, spent Saturday
and yesterday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chester G.. Young In New
York city.
The Century Athletic Club held
their first blue rock shoot at their
new grounds near the Lenox brick
yard at CliHweed, Saturday after
noon, and although an official recotd
/ of the sceres of each man WAS kept
they to be strictly private.
This might possibly be on account
OF good sceres but more likely other
wise. Among those who tried to
hit the targets were Lloyd u. Mason,
DIR. William II. Wailing. Lloyd r.
Armstrong, Cecil S. Aokerson and
Frank Smith. Fred Hoagland, judi
son Hopla and Fred BronkhuTst
were also present but did not shoot.
A large number from this place
attended the dance given in the
Knights of Pythias hall, at South
Amboy, Friday night and report a
very fine time. Among them were:
Miss Beatrice Mason, Miss Emma
Miller, Miss Elsie Osborne, Miss
Pearle Nj. Warne, Miss Hilda
Schanck, Miss Ada Walling, Miss
Florence M. Armstrong, Miss Flor
ence Van Duser, Miss FLORENCE
Schenck, Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Arm
strong, Gilbert Van Mater, Seabrook
Schanck, John G. Schanck, j. Harold
Hendrickson, Fred Bronkhurst, Cor
don Schanck, Frank Mooney. Albert
A. yreeland, Martin ". Hoffman ant
George A. Campbell.
The Twentieth Century Dramatic
Club, of this place, are thinking oS
giving a farce, the proceeds to &,
toward the fund which the Keypor
pns $50 81 ~6nf1anrau trry~s,
here. The farce, 1t it Is put through
will be given on WashdnKtonss birtf
day, kebruary 20.
The Thought Club will meet a
the home of Miss Ethel Clarendon
in Broad street. tonight.
The Woman's"E Christian Temper
aDee Union will meet In Calvary Nd
e. church, here. tomorrow afternoon
at 3 O'Clock.
Miss Jane Carpenter, of this place
is spending a f&w months at Whit
ings, N. J..
miss Sadie Apologize. of Gran
bury, who has been spending a few
days at the home OF Miss Grac,
Applegafe, in Warren street, has re
turned to her home.
Miss Sophia Senger, Of this place
is spending a few days with hel
cousin, Miss Anna Senger, of New
York city.
The Century A. C. bowling team
will so to E1beron tomorrow nigh
to play a match against . ffve-mal
team of the Monmouth Bowling clul
of that place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
To Rahsw oiieIoth.

When oilcieth has been down for q
few months and Is losing the shiny
surface 1t can be renewed easily and
fnade to last twice as long IL treated
In the following way: Melt a little
ordinary glue In a pint OF water, let
ting It stand on the top Of the oven till
dissolved.
Wash the eilcloth thoroughly and
let 1t dry. Then at night when the
traffic of the day is over go over the
whole carefully with 3 fiarnet dipped
IN the glne water. Choose a tine day
Ger II. and by morning the glue will
be hard and will have put q fine gloss
as good as new on Your floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
FATHER WHALEN NO
LONGER AT JAMEsBURG
a,,noin1 to IA EYENTNG NRWs.

Special 10 the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Jan. 23:--Rey.
Father Whalen, formerly of this
city, but later of ~Jamesburg, was in
South Amboy yesterday. Father
Whalen closed his labors at James
burg yesterday. His new field of
labor to which he has been trans
ferred is in southern New Jersey, at
Browns Mills near Birmingham.
His field of work is not only at
Browns Mills, but includes several
missions in close proximity to the
main charge. Father Whalen Is very
enthusiastic In the service of the
chuNeh of his choice and no doubt
will be successful in his church
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
Tenant er lifs.

Have you boarded long at this
house, inquired the new boaraer Of
the sour, detected man sitting next to
nina.
"Abaut ten years"
81 dom see hew yeu can stand 1t.
Why haven't you left long ago."
EMO other plsace TO go" said the other
disznaiis. "The Isndaady's my wife"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23

Mrs. Sauers to willy as minister
calls to see Mr.. Sauers) willy. is your
father in1 WIly-Yess he's upstairs
looking over your scrap book. Mrs.
Sauers tpEz-xou asenu my Iamity
account book? Willy Wei. it's all the
tame. He and you always haze a
scrap every time he goes over 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
COAL BUMPER
BREAKS AGAIN
Left a Car Halt Emptieds
Delayed z Weeks.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Jan. 23:-The Goa
bumper at the coal wharyes wen
out OF commission Saturday night
1t is said this is the worst break
since 1t was installed, as it will takf
about two weeks to make repairs
At the time Of the break q cal
was about half dumped and the cal
could NOT be lowered. 1t was said
that 1t was necessary to get the
Merritt Wrecking Company to SEND
a derrick to lower the car on ths
tracks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23

The Progessor-Can You define q gem
tlsmsn, Miss Cuttingi The ~Sunrasette
uciiyEcertalnIy. A gentleman was
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with fhe old masters.
rh0 oftea painted he Dortgait-Eg
change.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23

sIam going TO wake 'em aP When |
get into Office. said the enthusiastic
young politician.
Well sonv replied Senator Sor-
ghum, "aa ALARM clock Mas be useful,
but Il hatt sery popular -Washing
toM fsfar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
An Accommodating Man.

fsYou see" said the old farmer as he
measured out the greer tomatoes to
the grocer, 81 brought along my spade
by accident, but it WAS a good thing
I did"
wagon get stuck in the readT was
| asked.
t.Oh, mol ( was coming along about
a mile back when / saw a Teller in a
field He had a crooked stick In his
hand, and a little boy with other
crooked sticks was following him
along. The man was knocking a wood
en- bali along the ground.
"taeilo.' says ! as | stopped.
"Helio yourself
What you doingY HM
"sHoling a bali In the ninth
LIZARD work. hain't ftP
ssYes.s
"aThea let me help you a little.
Nothing mean about me-
"And I grabbed the spade, climbed
the fence and dug that ninth hole out
till it WIS as big as a bari, and the
Teller laid right down and rolled over
and over and laughed so much he
couldn't fad words to thank me.H-
Rochester Democratic Chronicle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23

ESD &c D syery az.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23

More than 10000 people in this
vicinity read The EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23

Let he NEWS tell yonr VANS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23

Ror sale-House and lets near Borden
toxin Gssa condition. Address
HReasonabie." p. o. Box So, Perth
Amboy, n. J. 1-25-ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
"A IN -

More than 10000 people IN thi3
vicinity read the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23

Read Ihe MEMS e9erg dag.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23
o AmBoY WANTS.

aahsersba for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-23

Why are The thrifty buying
non (?
1t is the hire Of ECONOMY.
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rub SSr.
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S. Butt, g9iaiom GlauIfen, 9ep. s.
q. Gutenberg, So6n gberspiQer,
Gbas. Gberspiller. 5reO SSeblbober,
@ia @obeI, Otto @nbel, Gbriit @eng.
Ter, 6. s. &obn SO. 20. Sabn, 6. g.
@oefert, $. Sories, Srie 81. SeIberg,
3obn &. Soefert, Irlt. 4linge, GorI
4ruie, s. 2nlorotb, IS. s. 2inorotb,
Senrp 0tunot, @m. MaebI, Senlrid)
Naueller, 8m. HeiheIt, fSris S6ie-
beIbeiu, s. 81. SbroeOer, SO. s.. Stof.
ferobu ssreo S6aber, SSobn Bon
aompen, z. 3. 8ild, Sernann Bie.
ie, 6. s. @iIf.
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9enc @itsIieOer.

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Der gum Staatsnerbolo mel0tten iid
beim rDeiitiber 9erolo~:
9lrlinstOn: Sam gonnes, 9(uguIt
8opmann, 9uoolpb 8irgboIb, S5acob
S. @louiien, @rnlt S. @IauIien. Sobn
$. @roff, SSobn ". Wiobrnr, SSranf
s.. arinlm, emil 2udop, sSobn 2u-
dom, 2om Reterien. Yeter Z. @eter.
len.
NennD: GarI @iienbreD Sr., SSobn
5raid], 9looIpb 6raih, 9loolpb Seii-
Ter, S. 9. SedenIaibIe, Sonllel
aIouOt, 6. $. QirIhenn1dnn, 6reo s.
0iettIer SSr., 9enrn s. Wtettler, SO.
SO. Ssipolo, Sacob Heonnnn, 6reb
Neutter, SSobn Spiber. ssreo S6oef-
fer, emmanuel S6nefer, &. SO. III
nler, @m. 8ou, George 8ei0enba6.
8irsiI: o. s.. Sdmioteoa.
6reeman: $. S. Sornii6, 8illiaul
@. Suber.
Earfiton: a. S. 5diport.
Sea: SenrD anoreelen, &eife
Batter, Gbas. 5rib, @m. 9efert.
2ouis Seiie. @bas. s. SoDer, Sobn
S6offeImnnn, Gbas. Gteinede. Hein-
Der Gtromnn Sr., @eo. s. 9Beters.
ganiitpta: SenrD Bed. geihoIos
&eeceD.
2ennor: Geo. arun, 81. 3.
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ansIanb.

SSm 8or6ergrilno oes 0ffentliden
SSSntereiles ftebt natiirlih nod ilnmer
Die 90 arocco- ffGre, ober Die
9lufregltng, oie p1breno Der letten
@ohen berrid1te, lit Deri6mimOen.
Der Streit miro ais beigelegt betra6-
tet. 6ranfreib bat nad BEN offi8io-
len Ausldiiiulgen na6gegeben, b. +.
in eirtigen Der 8altptpiinfte Die Oeltt-
1hen @egenborihl1ge ongenonlnrel
mo IN 8etreff nnoerer neue BorihlG-
ge oeuloht, Die ei1e giniauna anbob-
men. @irflide Oifferen0en beIteberl
mr mebr IN getreff Ser @orontien.
Die Sranfreib geben ion. ober man
glanbt, caB aith oieie Iesten Shtpie-
rigfeiten nun raid aus Dem Mege ge-
rdltnt tDeroen fonnen.
9lIs 8eiueis oofiir, DAB Die 4riegs.
gefabr polig iiberItonoen lit, miro Die
bonn ariegsminiIteriiim erIoiiene amt
li9e 8efanntinohung nneeieben, Dab
ale Fruppen, oeren aftibe 9ienIt3eit
obgeloiifeit ut, orei Eage naG] ibrer
8iidtebr aus ben Manopern entIaIlen
iper6en ioaen.
Die @egner 9ellti9lanos mad,ten
anb ale anTtreneungen, im Deter.
reid gegen oofieIbe ouf5ibeben. Al-
lem oanit botten fie ipobrIid) b0Ies
Bed. Dies ipiro befonoers in eirem
Ghreiben ooreeIegt, 6ns ben Miinh.
81. Nohrihten ans @ien Siieebt. g5
beiBt oarin:
~ggie bic 9eutfd- 9elterreiher of
ne VorteiunterIdhieb iiber Die Mnroc.
cofroge oelffeu, fam man MIR erfob-
rem. ipenn man i'm BoIfe llmid0ll
b6It ino bic Stimmiing fennen Ierrit.
Die bon 9eutfhlano uns befpieiene
NiebeIuuaentrene 1T unperaeiieu uno
miro iinnreroar iinbereeIfen bIeiben.
Bir 3eutid.Ceiterreiher ariibeIrl
nidt Innge onriiher nod, n,eId,e 60
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GingeIanOt BON Gr-Scnatur Scnrb
NanSf.

&umboIot, Q. O., Sen II.
September 1911. - Die Stootsaus-
lteIllng lit oabin uno pieIe 0eutI6e
pom ipeitliden 3eil bon W1inneboba
@ountn fon1ten Dem 0eiltI6en Soa
auf Der glusItelung nid]t beiiuobnen,
neil eben Die @iieiibobnen IN SaIem
teine 8erbinoung nlo6ten. glm Dom
nerltng, oen IL, ipor 0os 0elttidl-
tum bon Wirneboba Gountp ober qut
pertreten, nber am 13. fuGren nod
mebr IN Suron geipeIen, bGtten mir
8erbinolng aebobt. God freut es
nrih oifri6tig, Dab oieIe 9eutihe
pom iibrigen 3eil 0es Staates Dem
8eutiben Tag auf Der 9lusitealng
beilpobnten.
Somit lit Ser 8aa mebr ms 8olIen
gebradt moroen ino Die Organization
0es 3eutifen Staotsberbonoes lit
alio gelihert. SoffentIi6 geben ms
ole @iieubabuen nieorige &oten lnt
Ser organization oes Geuti6en
Staotsberbonoes in gI6er6een beiiu-
pobneu, fuenieiteus ermarten mir es.
Sect nod elm 99ort iiber Den
StaotsperbnnO. @s gibt au6 nod
bieIe 0eutihe, Die in unierm geiegne-
ten Staate Gil0.9ofota tuobnen, mel.
de bis ieet nod ni6t Dos 8iirgerred)t
erlangt baben uno aud ni6t beabIid).
tigen, Oalielbe 5u erlangen. @s lit
traurig, aber pobr. Solhe m0aen
mobI einen Staatsoerbano befiirmor-
ten, fonnen meiner 9lniidt nod ober
feline @Iieoer oes 8erbonoes meroen.
Seoes Wiitglieo iolte bod elm itimm.
berehtigter 8iirger Iein, ionIt gebt
e8 NIT Dem StantsDerbono ouh 10,
nie SSener iagte, oils er elm Shpein
geihoren bate: ygiel @ei6rei un6
nenig 8oIle.~
Ser 8orteiI eines oeutiden Staats-
berbanoes ION ltno nuiB bouptI1d)liA
Ourb itimmbereftigte 8Hrgcr on Der
@ablnrne betperflteaigt peroen. 0a
lit Der Hlnb, INN Die Stdrfe eines
6euti6en Staatsperbonoes 5u 5eigen.
(8ieiem itinnt Die S6riftleitilng
b0llig bei.)
s.. 0elmot.
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lung. Die 6nirbeboroe batte gnd-
Digit ben g8iebpnoiQon" oils Ser.
iommlungsort 6eipiligt uno ols 3eit
Die Otittogspallie bon 12-B3 llbr,
mGbreno pel6er ole 8reisridter 6es
ousgeitelten &inOoiebs uno Der Sam.
mel paulirten. (g8abri1einIidl mar
Der 8iebpabillon geip1blt moroen,
neil Die Deutiden frii6er iol6eg 3ino-
oieher4 iDoren, iidb innler in 0ie Gde
oriifelt 81 laiien) @ie oos Suron-
aomitee uns beriiAerte, batten lid, et-
ma 210O 0eutIbe nit 9lb5eihen ber-
ieben, lrn0 penn 0ieie getpuBt b1tten,
no Die 8erIomntlung itottgeflmoet
bate, mare Die 8eriammlilng Iiher.
lid cine pielberipre6enoe fir Den 9ln-
fang geDeien. 90 botten iicb etipa $50
oeutide 5rnuen ltno DfGnner einae.
finoen, INN Der fonthenoen 9inae 3lt
barren.
RlosIih bieB es: v8as 2uftI6iffl
9os Sufti6iff!~ SIN gfu Ieerten lid
mieoer nIle Sise lmo unter Dem gl6.
fen Der 8reisbammeI uno Dem @e-
mlb Der &ieOpie6er ltroute glQes Dem
9lusgnng 81, INN ben imponiren0en
slufitieg oes Suftidiffs gebiibreno 5u
beluunoern.
yta6 elmer baIben Stunoe fuur0e
ooln elm 8rompeteniignal gegebeu,
Die 0tliiiftapeae ipieIte ouf uno oie
InlDeienoen nnbmen tpieoer 8las,
Ddbreno 81 gIeiber 3ett ailsgeiteIltes
Rinouieb I'M Baoillon iitipi5irt mur-
De.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-09-21

i6lin1ntIten Sinne 0es 8ortes. Gc
Der Bd6ter teinen glniprub ouf Gnt
i6doigrng fir 8erbeiierungen moder
fanrI ionOern gepdrtigen muB, odf
Der ourh 8erbeiierungen ertragsfd
bigger geporoene9ooen eine@rb6bunc
oeS 8oht5inies betuirtt, 10 miro oas
9foglihIte ails Dem Booen beraltsee.
lhunoeu uno nod glblauf oes Baht.
ternins eine anOere Boht geiuht.
SSn @erbinoung Oamit bringeu min
einen glus5ug aus Der &eoe Oes Brd.
ii0enten 3nft, Die CT in SDracule, ge
y, bauptid6Iib ben 6armern mio.
mete @leih einsongs Der Heoe be.
mertte Der Brdlioert, ooB oie S15,.
100000, neI6e oie Grbaltllnq oes
MISUNDERSTANDING foIte, gut an.
getpenoetes @elo ieien. llno oieler
8etrag tper0e eber 5unebmen, als Iidl
berringern, neil Die 3egierung Itets
beltrebt iein tperoe, aIles 910alihe al
TIM, Inn Die 5aruer in ieoer SinIi6t
81 rnterltiiben, tie 81 belebren uiiD.
&uh iollen alle nur eroenfli6en geeu.
errngen 5ipeds ibrer 8irfinmfeit er.
probt Der0en.
Gin Bid in oie 3ufitnft erfiille Sen
9rdlioenten binii6tli9 Der aderbau-
treibenoen gep0lferllng nit frobeIter
3uDeriibt. Cine ie0e 9lbteiluna i'm
9lderbou-8 -8eportement erfiille bon
lm0 gon5 ibre Bflidt, oen 6drmern
niht nlir NIT Rat, ionoern oih NIT
Der Eat 6ei5uiteber. Spe3iea oas
GusflInfts-gurenu l6offe bieI Gr.
iprieBIihes. 9iotionea bebaute Qan-
oereien boben fi9 I'M 9aufe Der lesten
5ebn Sabre ungemein itorf uernebrt.
2eioer bolte oieie 8ermebrung nod
nibt 0os ridltige 8erbdltnis 5ur Ser.
mebrling Der @eidmunt6en0lferunq,
oenn nod iminer lei Der 3uItrom Der
8eooltering oes 2anoes nad 6en
StdOten EN- 5u itorfer. @GbrenO Die
8epolferltngs5obl nm ii6er 20 BRO.
5eit 5ugenommen babe, betroge oie
8ernebrlrng Der rationellen 2an0-
pirtihofts .8etriebe faum 10 8rosent.
Son Dem 1,800,00O,000 9lder betro-
genoen Sentimental -@e6iet Ser Union
entfallen bios 100000 aufSSorm-
LAMB.
limo bod lei 6os 9eben orf Dem
2on0e Dem Grperbsleben in Den
Stdoten por5u3ieben. Seute ersielen
Die 5ormer fir ibre grooufte ausge-
5eidnete 8reiie, 5umol iiberaa 8oTt-,
Gelepbon- im6 3eIegrapben.Gin
tineen 6eiteben. 9lu6 iino bie 81
Observation-Disclosures suneiIt reht
giinitige, uno - er boffe, oaB es ni6t
mebr oa5uIange onilern tper0e - IN
abiebborer 3eit iDeroe oie dIleemeine
GiHflbrmng Der 4safetpUIt 0en sSar-
mern bon groBem geusen fem. 90
0iirfte oIio bod Die @eIegenbeit fom.
Rien oie Sorm ser Stnot IN ieoer
Siniidt bOr3u5ieben.
Der bon oen eirt5eInen Stoaten ge-
leitete lanoDirti6oftlid)e llnterri6t,
Die Shoffung BON itoatli1en 0tuiter-
farmen, ole cine glrt bon College fir
beranipahien0e snrmer biIoen baben
m ben letten Sabren ungentein biel
@utes geihoffen. sic baben eiuer-
ieitS BEL ilnger 9euten 9uIt itno 2iebe
sum 6armleben ertpedt, afioererieits
piel on5u beigetrngen, ole 2onopirt-
i6aft in rotioneIler 8eiie Su betrei-
ben, als oies Dor SSabren gei6ebel
fonnte. aur5irn fir 0en Sormer
g6be Qs beute 0ie glGn5enoIten aus-
lihten, uno er, ser 8r1iioert, fonne
rubig bebouptet, odB Iih belte fir
oas 8oIf nihts beiier be5able, tpie cine
rntioneu betriebene 9an0tDirtif,oft.
sluh be8abIe lih fem &egierungs-0e-
pnrtement beiier, ols ons 2anonirt-
inofts- -9eportemert.