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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

e In the city AZ the guest OF DIR. and
Mrs. X. A. Moore.
Mrs. r. A. Eubanks returned 10
her home in Chapel iiils after visit
fng friends In the city.
Mrs. y. n. Smith went to Hender-
sor this morning 10 spend a few days
with friends.
Misses Lois and Leslie Rogers
len this morning for their home In
creedmcor. after visiting friends in
the city.
Miss Sophia Lawrence and brother.
who have ben visiting friends in the
city. returned 20 their home n,
creedmoor this morning.
Mrs Nora Gentry went to Raleigh
this morning 70 visit friends.
Miss Ida Perry lefxi for Raleigh
this morning to spend some time
with friends and relatives.
Misses Alberta and Mamie age
went TO Raleigh today on shor,
sisft 10 friends.
Miss Mamie o'Brisnt left this
morning for Raleigh. where che vii
visit relatives for some time.
Miss Ellie Reeves returned GIN
Hti'sboFo this morning after spe'Id
nE some t'me with frierde.
Misses ssiIie and Christine Rose
mond returned To the city this morn
inr after visiting friends and rela
tires in Grzham.
Mr.. and Mrs. T, l.. Sellers ane
children. OF Burlington. arrived 81
the city this morning 10 visit Mrs
7. n. Harrington.
Mrs I. j. Upton returned to he,
home In Clayton this morning. sfte
spending some time with friends y
TIM city.
Mss Alma suther. Of Concord. Is n
the city for a short visit with friend
Miss Annie May McBroon. OF Ros
boro. arrived In the city this morn
Ing TO spend sthe day shopping
Mrs. Julia Abba returned TO Car.
this morning after beng the guef \
Of Mrs. ]. w. venablc.
Miss Mary Mitchell. Of Roxbor,
Is In the city for days shopping.
Miss Eta Garden went 20 Ealele
this morning 10 attend the bedside o
her father. who Is ~.
Mira y. G. Patterson left for Lin
colnton today 10 visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ Jones. who ha
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. n
Jones. left for their home In Green
vile. \, c. this morning.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

Ms. X. II. RigExbee went TO Raj.
cish this morning. 10 yisit relatives.
Mrs. o. L. Johnson left for Mel
son this morning where she will
visit frients and relatives.
Arn Lola aud Master nItEei Hor.
toa vent 70 Nelson today 10 spend
: few dAys with relatives.
Mi<s Ruby Sanford and Miss LIN.
nie Davis, Who have been the guests
Of Mr.. W. T. Pcndergrast. left this
morning for their home In Greens.
boro.
Mr.. and Mra. v W. Cutler and
Mrs. =. 4. Slater left this norninS
for their home IN Pinnacle. after
visiting - the home Of Mr.. J. c.
Giles.
Miss nina Aiken iefs Tor Greens.
boro this morning 10 spend short
time visiting friends.
NrS q. r Has~s w~ni 70 Ral~snxi.
today ~ spend some time xith rela-
tsrex.
Mrs. !. T. Green and little Miss
Myrtle whhnorc went 10 Raleigh
this morning.
Lutte Miss Florence Edwards
went 10 Raleigh this morning 10 visit
friends for a fe~ days.
Miss Eva Whitaker wcnf 20 rnI-
verxlty Station this morning 70 spend
some time visiting relatives and
friends
Mrs. r. J. Rossmond and two
small daughters. who have been
sidtinE relatives IN the city ieft this
morning for their home In Spencer.
Nis~ Bertha Pieksrd. student Of
Trnity College. left this morning for
her home Ia Raleigh.
mr.. aud Mrs George y. Brooks.
Of Helena. passed through the city
this morning en- route 10 Mebanc.
where they win live IN the future.
Mrs. q. A. Jones returned 20 her
home IN SNOW iilIi. this morning
after visiting relatives In the city.
Mrs. O. r Powell left for her
home In Raleigh this morning after
spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. y. A. Lstsx. on Raxboro sfRoct
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Morris
left for Charlotte Wednesday after
non. after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. q.
e. White
Mr.. and MIRA. d. G Lloyd left Wed
nesdAy Afternon for the western part
OF the state on an extended bridal
tour.
Mr. and Mrs. N r. Beasley retnrn-
"a Wednesday afternoon. 20 the city.
after spending some time visiting
relatives In kinsiolf
Misses Sue and Mary Hooper went
10 HiIlsboro Wednesday afternoon
70 spend some time visiting irishds.
Mrs. j, p simmS. Of Augusta. Ga.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

After a woman makes up her
mind what she wants TO dc. she goes
and does something else.
The average man hasn't very
much use for woman who attempts
20 convince him that he Is wrong
and succeeds IN colnk Il.
Probably JOINS man souid ca.
Joy kissing Hirl even II a wss com.
pulsory.
What's IN q name, Well. there
the property many man turns over
70 his wife.
Many q womsn prays for hus.
hand'-thsn lives 10 regret It II her
prayer II answered. Chicago News
Even fresh nuts are not always
What thoy arc cracked up to be.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

Jacksonville. Dec. 2s.-Scycral
hundred representative OF the lead.
ing railroads . fthe United s,ltes.
Canada and Mexico assembled In
Jacksonville today for che opening Of
the annual convention OF the Amcri-
can Association OF Passenger Agents.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

New York. dec. rs. Delegates from
forty colleges and universities. repre-.
scnting n threc-fold Increase IN mcm-
bcrship The pas, YEAR. were IN at
tendance at the third annual eonven-
ton Of the intercollegiate socialhs,
Society which met In this city today.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

When an election bet 70 paid By
the loser trudliug the winner IN a
whcclbarrow one Is never sure watch
party % The wager acs enc
greatest sympathy. Cincinnati Times
star.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29
Stops a Deep Seated
| Cough in a Hurry
a Family Supply Of unequaied Cough
Remsdy for 50c--Money Re
funded IL II Fails.

Cough medicines, as rule, contain .
large proportion Of plain syrup-a good
Ingredient, but ono that anyone can MAKE.
a pint Of graBulated sugar, with I punt
Of warm water. stirred for 2 minutes,
gives you as good syrup as money can buy.
A J0-crnt bottle Of Pinex, mixed in 4
pint bottle with homemade sugar syrup
gives you full pint Of really better
cough syrup DIAN you could buy ready
mixed for <20. There's q clear saving
Of 500. Fun directions in package.
And money couldn't buy quicker.
better remedy. Takes hold 81 once, gives
almost instant relief. and. usually stops
the most obstinate. deep-seated cough Ia
~ hours. III stimulates the appetite. Il
slightly laxative and has pleasant taste
children take it willingly. Splendid for
bosrseness, asthma, chest pains and other
throat troubles. and uncqualed for prompt
results in whipping cough
s. PiDex Ia special and highly concen-
tr1ted compound Of imported Norway
White Pine extract. and IA rich In Enaia-
col and cthfr natural healing pine ele
menfs. Simply mix IL as directed with
sugar syrub or strained honey. and il -
ready for uHe
U~pd IN more homes In the u. 8. and
Csnsda than sny other cough remedy.
Ph,ex has often been initiated. but never
SUCCESSFULLY, for nothing else win produce
the same re5E ~. The genuine Is rsinran-
feed 10 give a'tHelufe satisfaction or money
refunded Certificate Of guarantee Is
wrapped inesch package. Your druggist
has Pincx 81 will eet Il for you. " NOT,
send 70 II Pinex Co.. Fl Wayne, Ind.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

Smith. Bessie 0'Briant, Ethel Cromi
ton. Annie Give, Hattie Driver, Be.
trice Pleasant. Hattie Thompson
Sudie Bordeaux. Addie Bordeaux, Ey
Motion
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

A most delightful meeting Of III
fhattcrbos Club was held wednesda
afternoon a. the home OF Mss sIar.
knight on Cleveland street Fiinc
sas PLAYED during The afternoon. an
after toe games delicious rfresh
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

This attractive model may be made
OF henrietta. afbauJss. challie. fan
nell. SILK or lawn. II has deep plaIis
over the shoulders. and coat clos
ing IN front The sleeve may be
finished in full or "a length. The
pattern Is cut In 6-sizes: 81, IS, 80,
80. 40 and ~ inches bust measure.
IL requires 2 "a yards Of 44-inch
material FOR The 3s-inch size
A pattern OF this illustration mali
ed 10 any address on receipt of Toe
In silver or stamps.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29
AS WE LIKE II cIUB.

Miss Gladys GoTlnan was hoste
this afternoon 20 the AS We Like j
Club at her home on Main stree
A number OF tae members OF the CHI
who have been away at school wei
present at this. meeting.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

; ciossng 80 ...rt~ q .<.mr. y. =
> co,n ana man m the pa,r,v p.t :
: tern ccmc.ny 11aa p,,,,or 1890 :
: prootlvp n " rert n
> . 3 : 8 : : Ae . . . =
men1s we're served.
Those present we're Misses Matte
Mcye adams. Mary knight, Mary
White Crawford. Elixa5e<h Cheatham.
Mary snidcr. Elizabeth Fuller. Ella
Margaret unesead and Madeline
knight.
r.xx..
NSLn ~ AsHL rAh'
ons =. ens n'es. uensn''ui soc,ai
ssn''s .' = .n's $40 season Win ~
sle u'hhsT' Wis ssei.he' az ,he co'n-
aon ..',, ND. oy hr. ana MIS- =,
ri dargscr, NJ Frank Fuller. Jr..
= nv Fai,es. There will
sclc@ 49, al the menu win
e quite 81 oIate. and served "a
sharming stlye. The ices, candies and
eakcs a-e from Rsuschei. OF Wash
lngton. D. G This happy and gay
,a-ty Of the younger set win be
chspercned BY Mrs. ]. +. Hin and Mrs.
7. L Fuller. The nine couples par
icipabag In this delightful affair
siil' be Mass Lillian Fuller and Austin
Carr. Miss Helen JslonIch and F. L.
uller, Jr.: Miss Elsie Lloyd and
fuller Hill. Miss Amy Winston and
Watts Carr. Miss Julian Henry and
James Cob. Mss Florence Green
md Tom o'Brien. Miss Jancs Mason
md Jauits Manning. Miss Lucy
TONES and Fred Manning, Miss Mary
5ryan Crfswoid and Paul yenabae.
The dinner viii be followed by q
Aeatre party tonight 10 the Isle Of
smiicsf NJ the Acamedy OF Music.
xc
nv paN'1 N" IAns s"nL.
me soahs uieh ~ u's ens are plan-
ing = o't asnee ior honuas h'Ent
"'..' y Nes ia' n'sh. ih's "s,'ss
- Vac 1ns p1ace o. tns vne sna'
~ W aa,s oesn 1n's Wees, ous ,ne
s''s'o con'u no. " sscu'ea 30 tne
.leh Ne1e unsole V gave y ms
gwen compihhchary 20 tne young
aides Of the city. together with the
ouns ladies' at home from school and
heir visitors. who are Miss May Hum
r. Of Tenn, visiting Miss Nancy
ssnn; Miss Helen PoIonick. Of s.
outs. visiting Mis- Elsie Lloyd:
ffss Alice klz.r. of s4lhoury. visif-
TX Mrs. W. T. Bcsl TIE conpiss
yill run up into a very large gumbcr |
N there Is no reason why a very
nccessful evening could not be spent. |
he floor b In tue shape. and the
eung men win 90 al I'm their power
o make a nice New Years dance
shich VIII be the hast given before
u the young ladies leave for school. |
The Traction Company will have
,anple car service Tor all, the cars
vaitlng nnsh after tho dance Is over
. carry The couples 70 all parts Of
he cry. Music begins al s;se. and
u Are requested 70 be on time, as
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

~ 100 r7ed feesu young married surrounded 81 every
luxury and AFFORD exceut az. a.
sopaus hsr rnre natural gifts and mpoyx usy great ay
not woman 20 share
desire of share world Oliye shre
wcmsn and Labor - like majestic: powsu tbrilnx
Know q ,o,vsd
p - rccdrnt theme me parasc women has always
eeen Menace 10 the world
trvemeD goes far ahead ~ ~ hr
n - work Of be races uncrx ~ S -
The evolution Of
or bakeries iaundr and compelled millions
q women VINO TO
strain q sssngup h.althfpl mainsenan
Shall those whose time needless thrx or,
and pnefai occupation their pnycdtm - Tx
n~ trend and after roarr,age
sh<l cou4inae
hfrepf responsibilities the trsraeo ~ M
tspne bun ~tn ie~d more econnIcs MA
us vsk which WIN place higher women time labor and
- 1870 $50
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

-'sss1 ~ III III tAEh SfV-fsfftfi
Miss Nancie Penn entertained thl
morning and again tssls afternoon /
honor of her guest Miss Ruth Hunter
of Pulaski. Tenn. The morning party
was devoted 70 bridge. Mrs. W. 7
Minor winning ae yIsstor's prize. Mis-.
Mary Sasser won the highest score
prize were TIE consolation trophy
went 70 Miss Jean vcna5le. Delight
full refreshments were served Miss
Mary snider assisting the hoz.es5 In
serving.
Those present were. Mrs. Dick.
MIS-. Tom Cox. Mrs. o'Brien. MIs. W.
7. Minor. MS Holman Rawls. Mlssss
Eleanor Green. Jean venaElc. Lila
Wright. Anna Bsarxon. Ruth Hunter.
Mary Sasscr and Bessie Erwin.
The after-oca party was devoted
mostly TO music, Mlfs Hunter ren.
dering number OF vocal selections
Elegant refreshments we're served
Those present this afternoon were.
Misses Placide Kramer. Matte Leh.
man, Cecilia Henry. Mary Erwin
Mary venable, Catherine Jones. va.
lie Cox. Lucy Wright. Florence
Groen. Lucy Stokes. Catherine Bryan
Charlotte Cunningham. Mary sasscr
Helen Cunningham. Ruth Pcteat and
Mrs. Eva Carlton.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29
a
MRS. BLAcKNALL EyTERTAISs

Mrs. |. D. Blackna1 entertained
number Of friends Wednesday nigs
at her home on Queen street Tn
event of the evening was a. spellin
bee in which the guess entered wit
much enthusiasm. Mrs. l. r. HI
being the winner. Tai5 was foiiowe
by Gingerbread Poetry" which fun
nished fun ga,o-e. Delicious refresh
ments' were served.
Those present we're; Mr.. and Mr..
!. +. Hin. Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Driscol
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Fuller. Mr.. an
Mrs. E. R. Leyburn. Mrs. L. L. sszse'
Miss Nellie Fuller. Miss Msggi
Whitehead OF Fayetteville. Mr.. 7.
F~lier. Mr.. Lorg Of Philadelphia. an
Mr.. r. B. Holman.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

The PEAR OF the Nile There win
be very" interesting reading from
the Garden. OF AAah.- by Mrs. NJ.
n. Jones, and an Informal talk ON
The NE" by several members. En-
joyilg sle hospitality Of Mrs Robin
son are: Mrs. v. s. Bryant. Mrs.
Flank Brown. yrs. L. A. Carr. Mrs.
w A. Erwin. Mic. r. L. Flowers, Mrs.
H. A. Foashee. Mrs. Joseph Graham.
Nal r Hill. Mrs. N. II. Jones, Mrs.
A. T., lloyd, Mrs. George L Lyon, Mrs.
J. s. Bill. Mrs. Z. X. Powe. Mrs c.
W. Tens. Mrs. y r. WHY and Mrs.
". N. Yearly.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

WOMEN'S WORK

1 OMEN should have an Occupatfon"
ssad the wife Of certain rich man.
III INV when the children are gore the
1 fmkh~r rsi1l ha~ his absorbing business
j lmserevts. he mother has only her
eef; Il y IN empty Hfee II hong
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29
Piles Quickly
Cured AT Home
Instant RcltrsrrsAssmafcnt Cure
Trial i1nfkagc Matted Free TO
Al IN Plain Wrapper.


Many cases Of Piles have been
cured By a. trial package OF Pyramid
Pilc Care without further treatment.
When II proves is value 20 you. get
more from your druggist at soc a
box, and be cure you get the Kind
you ask for. Simply OH out free
coupon below and mail today. Save
yourself from the surgeons knife
and its torture. the doctor and his
bills.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-12-29

: rll out the shove blank. en-
; closing ten cents in stamps a.
, coin. and mail to the Beauty Pat
; tern oomrny. 1lss Fulton street,
; Brooklyn. N. Y. Dept. d.
, $<t>$<&<$ - - . =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-01

Slr bic 8rGber BON 8m. SeHrD
Sarriiuu unb JObu Gleoes
Sgmmes geplaut.

Inter ben aufpi3isn bes Wm. 8,
8uaro Camp go. 294 unO bes u. g.
Grunt Camp RO. 100 g. Of .. purs
be geItern auf bem 9rabe b<s Grz
grGfoenten Wm. 5surp 5drriion N
Rortb 8enb cine srobs Jlagge aufs
gebiBt, porauf Iia bic Sbeilne6msr
nab bem 5duie bss Col. u. 8. y.
Stephens pom i. 8. q. q. Regtmsnt
in Glepes besabep, no Fs fsitIt4 be-
tptrtbet puroeH.
Ddbrenb bes 8antetts purbe be-
Thlofen, bem aonsreb cine Dent
Ihrift su untsrbrsitsu, norm UNI cine
8erptqiguns fir bus before Snitonos
bolten bes iebr psrro9lGfigteH 8ras
bes oes Generals Nm. 5p. 5drrt'or
uuo Don osobu glepeS Spumss srs
iuht perben foa. Die 9epssung iol
BON ben Cons Of 8etsraHs ausgeber
unb bic gsfiirporter boffelv baB bic
Ielbe ialieblith in ber grrihtung Dol
! Wsonumenten iiber bsiosn 9rdbern re
| iuItirsu tpire.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-01
SuitisflafltIiug perbaftet.

Detettip Zimmerman DON WtIa
I,umsburq, Rp., fam geitern hierber
uuo psrbdftete ben 30idbrigsr Booo
Gonaros. Der uutsr "A aHtlagen oes
unoSeslitkn 8etrGRteosrtGuFs uno ets
nsr gIntlao. Der geFreiurg zines 9s'
fqnoeu.n aus Der williamsburg Sail
F..bt. gbp ber 0etsttiD anFibrt, begab
GStparbs fi6 zines 4bsubs na6 Der
gaftiae unb fsilte obns Beitsres Die
Glitter elmer 3sls oura, in tDslt'er I'D
Tsin Treunb sSune 5orop. bes Gin
bru6s anqetlagt. bsfanb, rpoour4 Der
'slb. i,ine Gretbsit srIangts. 3immsr'
mann brahte isiHsn 9efongsuen mad
Der Suil, no h.FsH Iufnahme pertpst'
cert lpurb.. neil Der 3stettto tetnsr
Battlefield Bate. Der 2sstsre futt'
bonn ben iTrnosnsridtsr Dumont auf
Der ibm einen 5aftbefshI uusitelte
temaufotos Gbporos aIs Suiti3fliato
Iina bes.i4uet puree. Dos 9aIf uni
ber Qrr.Ftaut mubts Guarttsr IN Del
Rail besisber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-01

Rassia anf @irtbe
&eaem gerletnns bes gtitternadlts'
rnb Sountngs.Geiebes.

Die qlolisei bes erIten 9iitrttts snts
nideIte iud6renb Der Sam'tdg Ra6t
cine unaetp6bnli6e EbGttgtejt in gse
aua auf bic gerbuftuna bon Mtrtben,
fpeIte bog Ritterna6ts. uno Conn
tcasgeTes perlsstsn unb nobmsn bic
folaenben in Gefpabrfum: Bm. Stdhl,
Shorftellner in Der rGnterpriIe"'
Mtrfbfdaft, 526 s5ountaig ptace;
Darn gdtterfon, G6ontteunsr in
Sorts Wirtbfhdft, sos George Stra
&c; S.rmann Sanfins. 8siiser Ss'
Wirt6f6aft an Der Qorboitegde Der 5
unb Sobn Gtrabe; Gfas. 0inaro
ghonttenner in Rurn's Btrtbihaft
430 Weit s. strcBs; Shos. 8alss
Gfonftellner In Roiep's DirtbI4uft
43f Deft 6. Gtrube; Dm. 5rantlin
Sfantfsuner i'm Repitone Rlub. 6
rnb ssOhn Gtrabs; Relion GIeO.lono
5nanstefluer In RofeD's Dtrtb'baFt
431 Meft 6. Strobe (3tpeimal Dsrbdf
tt): Gbag. Dillnrp, S6antteQner i
geunn's Dirfbfhaft, 430 Dsit :
StraBe (sneimaD; Gr.o. Stost
gdantterner In 5art's BtrtbItdf'
sos georoe StraBe (8DsimdD, IN
| Sohn Reittrmoper, StanttsQnsr /
Sos. Muuiaan's @irtH6aft, Gsutrc
| 9Ssuus uuo apngnorth Strabe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-01

- Die 9lutDmObils lsPuIi3iftsn Grids
unb Shltte tpuroen nit Der 5thrung
b.s n,usn automobiIs oes ppli5sts
hefs Sudior betraut uno an osren
St,ne bic gatroIpdssnflhrer Sreen
unb SOy pOn patrpt l errnnHt.
- Der Gorbigs Gbas. Rantin uno
bsf,n Satin, pom Der pogue Ile9
unb Smith Strobe, bic duf Der Straz
ne in eiuen Strsit aerdthen porsu
uuo siner RprosIGrm oerurfd4teu,
tpurbeu Don benz poli5iiten auen per-
baftet unb tpeseu llufuss etuSsiperrt'
- gauline 5ummsIIhin. 1910
Central Gbeuue, bic i'm GolOniaI5bed'
ter, an Der Deft Giuftsn apsnue, be.
Iddftiat III, beribtete Der qolt5et, oat
ibr aus bem Qntlsibssimmer oes Gta'
bIi6emsnts cine gplosne Oamnubr
inn Dertbe bon $50 seitobIsn tprroer
lei. Gin cSunas, Der ebenfaas in ben
5beoter beIhdftist mar. aber istt ge'
tern 8ormittag oerihpunoen TT, iplr'
ais Der Dieb bessianet.
Scr 19idbriss GIert Dm- Jrdnt
qibertn unb Rnin StroBs, uno be
2Oidhrige ssrsb. RtIlsrhprf, 1858 glH
gtrube, bic ssit.ru Ratmttta9 an Be
Siirften uub Central Qpenue IN Strst
oeri.tben unb etnen groBen 4uflau
SerurIaaten, nurben ucn benz 0etstttI
allen peg.n llnfuss perhaftst.
- gegen ben farbtssu Gbruttsu
emmett 5adstt. in Disnftsn bes 8'
| M. g. 5eibinssfelb. tpiro bsuts st
buftsbefebl erfpirtt tptroen, neil {
oeftern abeno anssblia me9rers Sts'
ne oee.n cine TtaoifOn aIpenue Gn
laspogfsa gIs Behrsrs- EsHitsr se'
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- cyn bem Goftbous Der Grau g.
). Sart3oot, go. 637 Weft 7.Strabe,
brad gsitsrn Qbenb, tnbsm Elm 8or>
bang einem brennenben Gdsli6t gu
nabe fam, Elm Gsusr aus, bas bic GIN
ri6tung BON 3tpet 3immern 5eritorte,
ebe e eel0I6t psrben tonnte. Cine
2ln3abl Der 9ousbepobner, borunter
SRI. 0elis G6ompfon, bic NIT thren
Gltern i'm eritsn Stod tppbnte, gertes
then in ni6t gerin9e Nufreguug, er'
rei6ten aber dQe bas Jrsie. Der an
gsridtste Sdobsn beIduft fi4 auI
ettpa $500.
- SSm britten Stodtpert bes U2t1'
Iourt 8ebduoes an Der SDcamor'
Strobe, brad geItern Na6mtttag II
Der Office Der Cincinnati paper 8ol
So. Elm iSeu.r aus, bas jebo6 bon BEL
Wanni6uften Der SpriseHtompagni
go. 4 unb A bemertt uHo geIoid
puroe, ebe Is mebr ols $50 Shaoel
anri6ten tonnte.
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Der faoIt6e She'll Der Yroptu3
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tnbo6ineitiheu prppin5su Gangfon
unb &oubQng perbeu Don etnem
sigenurtis<n g0Iterssrif6 bspobut,
unter hem Der Stdmm Der Guien Doer
Idi (Grbmenf6su) stfpa fiiHfunofieba
ala bonn 6unoert dusmoht. Sbpobl
Iih in 0en 2ebeHsgepobnberteu bisfes
Stdmmes Der uuoertennbor htneiif6e
@tnfIub seist, 70 baben fth Reitbes
ftdnbe elmer dnbers searteteu RuItur
nod erboItsu, bic sur 4unabHe be-
re6tiseu, bdb Der Stammiis ber Sats
Ieuts in Siom Su iuheH 1T. Die
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erinnern duh bic 4rt oes 5duiers
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bic 8epobner bes 2onoes bss ruetber
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9ailsute fte6en nod Der 4rt oerpfdbls
buuteu etnige mseter iiber Der Groe
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men. Wenn man duf elmer 2ettsr 81
oem gtneang eetIettsrt 1T, bunu be
tritt man SusrIt etnen Baum, IN ben
bic abneutafeln Der perItorbeHert ia
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ben; bqs annette 3immer 1T be
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in China iibIi4eu Bib oes Seregot
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bic Stauung.u fir bic WaHerbuffel
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li6e 5tellurg Elm pie bic aOnfu
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1Inerb6rter 9iebitabt.
Gin 8anner entipenbet 100 Juk
fupfernen SrDllegorabt.
ltn6 iest bic gauge s. u. u. y. gabH
aufer getrieb.

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gortsmOutb slsttrti6en @tienbabn
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pI0bli9 cine 8ertebrsitodung fatt
uno Dubenbe bon Cars, beuen ni6t
a[lein bic 8etriebstrdft, fonbern du4
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te aufregung unD bic Mannf4dften
Der eiligft ouSgsianbten Reparotur.
tpagen tonnten auf lange 3eit ntht
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Iie etpa 3tpei WssiIen bon Der Gdrrou
Gtrdbe entfernt, bic Gntoeduug mah'
ten, bqb minbeitens 100 SUB tupfer'
ner SroQepbrdbt abgefhnttten uni
forteef6leppt tporben mar. sic md6
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Iesen unb nd6bem Die unterbrohen'
8erbinbung tpisber bergefteQt mar
tonnte Der getrieb tpieoer aufgenom
men tperben. BON bem frehen Uni
paabaIfeen 0ieb tonnte man jsood
feline Spur entoeden uno ale nun
berten fia nur, bdB berieIbe ntht Dt
odHse 8dbu geitoblen bate.