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The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
IN PREVAILING STYLE
kAoRT CHAT ON THE FASHIONS
OF THE MOMENT.
krOcks Are Longer, ThoashNct to Any
Marked Extent-@Fnr" Shades
Have Displaced Black and
White In Millinery.


rrocks, as a general thing, are longer.
hhe trotting frock clears the ground
well, but is not exaggeratedly short
and all other frocks touch, though
their narrowness often makes them
roll up when the wearer walks, SO that
khey do not really look long, writes
Florence Fairbanks in the Chicago
Evening Post There are good many
Erained frocks too; the trains usually
separate from the narrow underskirts
hnd most frequently square. though
rounded, pointed and fish-tail trains
Ill appear and are likely to trail OF at
almost any angle instead Of falling de-
murely in the back.
Unevenness OF skirt bottom line Is
pne of the features OF the new modes
and has been the subject of consider
able experiment during the summer.
Many Of the cleverest drapery schemes
demand such unevenness, and a skirt
revealing the foot and ankle at some
point where the drapery ID lifted or
where the skirt Is opened up little
way no longer seems unusual.
Black and white, so long the supreme
kavorite in millinery. has been dis
placed by the new "tur" shades which
promise to be veritable craze this
autumn. These shades, which in Paris
are called eclipse coiors," include
beal brown, mole, fawn, taupe and all
she grays from pearl 70 dark metal
shades.
The ordinary felt hat Ii At discount
kfcss days, for most of the striking
knll models seem to be made Of silk.
keivet or fur, or Of all these materials
combined. Rarely is q hat made Of
pne material only II 1t 10. 1t IL sure
10 be trimmed layishly with some 9th
~ fabric.
There Il an unusual variety Of "a
hrics used In fall millinery, including
herded silks. These are in charming
kwo-colored effects and in metallic
combinations, like gold and silver. CUR
metal and copper, brass and steel
In some Of these fabrics uncut veive
b initiated to perfection. while Others
are quite heavily ribbed. looking more
like corduroy or Bedford cord Moir'
m black and all leading dark shadel
win be profusely used.
Maltine hats are great favorites. AM
Are shown In black, white, corhsal
blue, copper, forest brown, combina
lions OF peach and black, old gold AM
national blue, turquoise and white, an
black and white.
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
clooks with "a Hour DIaIs.

visitors to Belgium will have mo-
ticed the 24-hour clocks which are to
be seen in public places and rail-
ways.s The same system is in vogue
n Italy, and both in Germany and
switzerland there is to be found a
considerable number Of persons in ia
vor Of this new notation. French mill
tary authorities also prefer the sys-
tenn. as do two-thirds Of the conseils
aanaraux and four-fifths of the cham
bars Of commerce. In view Of this
opinion M. Angahneur, the minister Of
posts and telegraphs, has addressed
4 letter to the projects announcing
that during the summer the Q to "a
system win be introduced on the main
lines 81 railways, and inviting the pre-
facts to take measures to equip the
local lines in the same way.
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
rhax knsn Al About Il.

"You must have lived in q little
Scotch town." remarked busy Lon.
don woman, ITO appreciate the pin
points Of interest to which village
may be reduced and the absolute pub
licity, Of your every movement in such
a place"
"Once while | was visiting at home
/ happened to Be lying down wher
callers came, so my mother did moi
disturb me. At tea time other callers
arrived, and by way Of making con
versation one OF them said to me yer.
sweetly:
"ewe hear you've been lynn
down. e. -Harper's Bazaar.
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
Secret Of TrIck.

tips closely. and perhaps win say he
scarcely knows which one 70 mark
for they all look 80 much alike. Final
ly, he will choose one. Open your
hand. Much to the dismay OF your
friend he will find that he marked the
first finger. the third. or the little one
Let another person try his luck
He. too. will meet with disappoint
ment. After you have allowed several
persons to try, without success. dis
close the trick to them II you like.
Tell them you were able to foo
them because your middle fngel
wasn't there at all but was folded un
der The only way anyone could fint
this out would be to sit behind tn
performer.
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
LIBERTY MISSISSIPPI FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is, lsi2
AN EXPENSIVE UNCLE.

He found his wife crying.
what's the matter. dearyf be
asked. He knew 1t was no fault q his
and this made him bold TEL ne
your troubles. logey."
She looked up. her eyes dim with
weeping.
Fer the nrst time in our married
life. dear, feel inhospltabls." she 70
piled.
Go on"
Every year / have invited uncle
and auntie to visit US"
~Yesf'
This year cannot ask them"
"And whyf"
Il have Just remembered" she
said, that uncle expects 70 have meat
at every mealie
And 1t was a long time before he
could comfort her.
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15

Many years ago, when rice was
dear in eastern China, efforts wers
made to bring it from Luzon, where II
was abundant. At Manila there was,
however. a singular law to the effect
that no vessel for China should be al
lowed to load with rice unless u
brought to Manila certain number
of cages full Of the little butcher
b,4daS well known for their useful.
ness The reason for this most &c.
centric commercial regulation simply
vas that the rice In Luzon suffered
much. from locusts. and these locusts
we're destroyed In great number BY
butcher birds. Sparrows are also I'm
ported from England to New Zealand
for the destruction Of caterpillars and
self 1T d good price to the shipper.
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blows, by the way, are delivered BY
the operators fingers, which are
thrust through openings in the shoul-
ders OF the figures and have miniature
boxing gloves fastened on the tips
converting them into lifelike looking
arms. The lower portion Of the fight
ers-from the waist DOWNS drawn
on the card, but their torsos and heads
are in separate piecen, pivoted ct the
waist. 80 that they swing freely.
There 10 . stop. however, 80 that II
one Of the men gets an unusually
vigorous punch In the Jaw he will
only bend back to . certain point and
viii spring forward again to the fray.
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
No Fraction Left.

During the ootton-picking season In
Texas colored brother who had
gone into the country to work return
ed very much disgusted:
Didn't you git no offahs ter pick
no cotton?" asked a friend
eSech ez dey was. White man done
offered me onesthird o what All could
pick Ah done TUX q look at de field
an saw dat wen It wah all picked /
wouldn't amount ter one-thlrd. So Al
done lit out FER h0msl
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
A Fake.

Uncle Ezra--Howdy, Eben. Just
back from California. ! see Must be a
great place. They say there is sun
shine there the year round
Uncle Eben-That is just one Of
them fake western yarns. Every day
was there, along at the end OF the
afternoon night came, just the same
as 1t does here.
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
A Tlmld Tradesman.

Clock Drummer I've got the fineal
line Of alarm clocks on the Market
Mr.. Schmidt.
schmidt--Vell, you can't sell me
any alarm clocks dis season.
Clock Drummer-W Why?
Schmidt Well, tell you. Dis y :
year ven dey elect president. And
eifery candidate, NIT al dem cam
paigners, viii run apcut de gOuntFy
and view NIT Judge
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
RIDDLES.

When is woman not q womani
When she is a little cross.
What does Washington. D. G.. stand
for? Washington. Daddy Of His Coun-
try.
What is it that you give away all OF
IL and can still keep all Of 1t? Your
promise. Mi ).
What is the last thing you take on
before going to bed? Your feet from
OF the floor.
What is the longest sentence known
to history Sentence for life.
why is Cupid . poor marksman'
He ia always making Mrs. (missesl.
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
natural query.

The Old-Timer Yes, sir. we hak
two Ice crops this winter.
The Newcomer to the Country That
speaks pretty well for this section.
I'm glad we moved out here. What
kind OF water do you plantf--Wsman'r
Home Companion.
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
The WORK q Time.

"Ten years ago" he complained, 4
was denounced as dangerous rad
ical. Now they are referring to me
as a reactionary."
"You ought to give up the habit Of
changing your opinions
but, confound 1t, haven't changed
them"
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
TNE
CHILDREN
HOST AMUSING LITTLE TOY
Figures et I've Bexsrs ssslas Back
and Forth Under Impact Of Blows
Heads Are Separated

A most amusing toy that can Be
made BY any ingenious boy has been
patented by an Illinois man. II con
sIsts Of 3 piece Of cardboard or thin
wood upon which the figures Of two
boxers swing back and forth under
the impact Of their blows. These
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
Noshlnc 70 Worry About.

The First Unsklled-Things amt
doin' well at 'orne. Bill.
The Second Unskilled-Wot's up!
The First Unskilled-It's the Missus
-allus worryin' fer money, mornin',
noon an night.
The Second Unskilled-Wot she do
wiv 1t orl?
The First Unskilled- the blank
ETY. blank am ter know-I never give
'er none yet.-Sketch.
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
Runs with Artificial Leg.

a farm boy. He took the dog to
doctor, who dressed the leg. and when
II healed the boy fitted an artificial
leg over the stump with laced glove
top and little rubber pad for the
foot with this leg the dog travels
almost as well as ever. but OCCASION
all. loses his artificial aid to locomo-
don when looking for woodchucks.
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
Goose Eggs Defined.

Little Sister What are goose eggs
Ii a baseball game?
Big Brother -Innings in which no
runs are made. Why do you ask?
Little SisterOh, thought they
were laid by the fouls ofsthe game.
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quite Edible.

Gushing Matinee Girl-Don's yon
think the handsome leading man ha.
tween the terrified heroine ana The
desperate villsin. looks just sweet
enough to eat?
.Blooded Friend Exactly
Irregular ham sandwich
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15

Hokus--HelIo, old man. Back IN
town again, chr How did you enjoy
your vacation?
Pokus-Well, I'm SO glad to get
home again that I'm glad now went.
New York Times
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15

so that only the tips Of your four in
gers show. Hand a pencil to one Of
the boys or girls and tell thsna 70 rest
the polnt on the END Of your finger
which they think is the middle one.
that IL, the longest one.
Your friend will look At POUR finger
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15

Whats your hurryf"
1--WE got to dress q chicken t0s
day" said the young matron.
''Oh, do let me 80 over and help
you" entreated the prospective brida
Il used to love to dress dolls"
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15

Goodly-s | am surprised to hear
you swearing at the heat. What will
you do in the next world, where
there's not drop OF water to moisten
your parched--
Growly-Are you sure there's no
water there?
Goodly-Positive.
Growly--Ahl Then there's no hui
midity; that's what knocks me. ] can
stand for the heat.
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
! Xii we Needed.

Ex-senator, you say you never Marneu
mucii Iatins''
Enough to worry along with, !
quass. ii my business. ! early mas
tered the meaning q pet diem,
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
CLEVER TRICK WITH FINGERS
Middle Digit May Be Turned undel
In Such Way That Il ls Entirely
OhscuFed From View.

To nnd out how sharp the eyes Of
some Of your friends are try the fol
lowing trick In their presence:
Place your left hand over your right
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
Innah.

They flung poor Jonah in the sea;
The captain, who was cross,
Said: "'Tis case, 1t seems to me,
OF prophet and Of loss"
-Woman's Home Companion
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15
pooDLEsDoe LOSES ONE LEG
W Alm Of stret Car Accident 10 Furn-
lshed With Artificial Limb BY
Sympathetic Boy.

A very intelligent white poodle dog
which had one Of its forelegs cut OF
il street car accident wandered out
into the country and was adopted BY
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15

Major Pounds is pugnacious old
fellow. He told me yesterday he was
always smelling powder"
Good graciousl wonder If he
saw me putting some on my nosel7
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15

DR.. Phil Graves-What you need il
a vacation.
Prospective Patient-Tve just CONS
back from one. Another one would
kill me.
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15

i Favosste raincoata are on nainsook
hiuss some having the beltad back ana
". sssfahEa noiIar. Some recent moo
- sFs o.Ilg tszan alshtha long
The Southern herald., 1912-11-15

The plain taiiormade walking suit
is much In vogue this fall. The pie
ture shows a tailor.made suit Of brown
mixed irish frieze with very little trim
ming, but showing numerous buttons
the most striking feature Of this sea
sons tailored suits.
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auien muiisdliffkn Gsinmnd perrdth
unb isin Dr9eHer gut In Der 1nHb
BAT. Die aoRserft I'm 800 fnb rDiris
lih borsnstpsrtb.
Der pb5Hir pari bes 6srrn
Jdfob aolIntr an Der Gpring Grors.
nabe WlitdklI apenue, mar seitern mics
Der bas We!ta 5oblrsiHtr ausiflgIer.
bic per 4uio, In Der auiffk, per 6tras
benbobn oosr duf Ghufters Roppsn
ssicmmen fpoxn. nm afI bic suisn Gos
hen 3u eenieben, bic Jreunb aOllmtr
fir fsins DGite immer bereit bat. CO
gab auh aonsert, oIic mein QisbAsn,
mas milf ou nod mebr2
JH 6aberitumpf's Ddrs
ten auf gri1s 6in bislien sefttrn mics
Der ptsle aents Gintehr, b<nn tpsesn
fsiner beauensn Gage am Gnbpuni.
Der Wdridfp Uptnne Gtrobtnbdbn unb
freesn Der portrsffIiftn Gpeilm unb
0etrdn.e trfreut fidb bielss Gommtrs
Total grober gunii. Dom Gdrien aus
BAT man cine prdhtiee ausfiht Biz
nett mad, Gid Run unb gDefiipoob bins
iiber. Dlon ibt unb trinit aIfo In
Ianbf6oftiiher fdoner llmsebuns uno
oa ffmedt es bcppslt gut. Quh fdnb
oas aon3trt Dsrbienie WurbiguHg.
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Grfriihunes Qonmiitee: aoolpf
Riemnnn, Soi. grinfmonn 6rani
wtade iino Geo. Toerger.
See Gream nno gnnop aonrnif'
| tee: 2orcn3 Bed, Senrp goetfer, "
Nonnebanm, s.. aolfmeper, 5reo
BeisIer unb 2ouis Wieber.
gerIooiiines aomu.ittee: s. .,
Meiners. g. Roipefamp, 6. 8. Beds.
fonp, q. Shoenfelo uno CD. ".
Bdrtifer.
@ergniiaiinss aonunittee: Gbas.
|g. ggittrod. @ineent gefmann, Mug.
@eimeide, Sol. u. gtiebalis, Sol.
gerning uno O. s. Tiuboff.
lPilh aomntittee: 9. Rattermanrl
unh q. s. gerlina
Giienbahn aontmittee: Sheo.
Mnnoitraib, goip Rueaner, Sol.
8oeroemann, 8. @uetrmann, sSranf
Ricmann, Aug. Sunoerntnrn. SSohn
8. Sepl. sSrcb. griuter. Soi. grinf.
mann, IT,, Bern. 9. Goerser.
ebtiide.aommittee: Seinrid) Bur.
brinf, T. q. Stnu, Sol. GrolIig uno
Oscar Sldia.
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Guf sinem uns augeitsuten
9latat itebt: 5ruuen itimmen in Galis
foruien, COLORADO, Soabp, lltab,
Waibinston unb Dpoming. Darum
niht in Sbio? Qnttport: Weil es nidt
nOthig lit. Su ben gendnntsn bunn
beiieoelten Staaten mag pieIlei6t eius
Notbpenotgteit 5eitunoen buben,
5rduen gum poIitiIhsn DENT bsrans
5u3ie6en. Sn ben bi6ter beiiebelten
DitLihen Staten Iiest cine ioI6e Rotbs
tpenoigteit ni6t Dor. Dos ben 5inpsis
betrifft, baB bic 5ruuen oas Stimms
re6t brauhsn, I'm ibrs Re6te gu
fhusen, 10 1T bieIe Qnfi6t griinDIit
Dsrfe6lt. Die Jruusn 9eniebsn sinsn
gr0bsrsn S6us, aIs bic Mdnner.
wdbrerb gritere ubiolutes 0srFii.
guugsrsht iiber ibr pripatperm0sen
baben, mub Der Mann isin 9erm0gen
on ben unterhult Der 5omiIie rpeubsr.
Wir erbliden barin feline ungeredties
tett, ipnbern poQten ben 8speis Iies
fern, oab bas Stimmrsht Der 5rausn
ntht H0tbig III, I'm Die Rehts Der
Jrau Iiher gu itellen. gbenfo unbes
griinbst tft Die Bebauptung, bab bas
Jrauerittmmre6t ourh Die groBe Be-
t6etlisung Der 5rauen am GrperbsIe=
ben geboten tit. Sn oiei Ter 5inii4t bas
ben Wdnuer uHo Jrausn, bic fir 2obn
orbetten, gendu bos gleide SntereTs an
ben eini6ldgigsn Geiesen. Denn bic
Wldnner fir beiferen S6us uno 2obn
tdmpfsn. fiibren Il. bisfsn aampf audi
eIsi63ettig fir bic iSrausn. S6leblih
per6leibt nod bas argument bon Der
h0beren Moral. Die Grau, beibt Is,
lei ftttliher peranlagt unb pirbs,
fDenn lie bGs Stimmreht ausiibt, befs
ferrb unb Derebslnb auf bic politifhen
8erbdltnife eintptrtsn. Sittlihteit ift,
suie Sober peib, feline Haturanldas,
fonbern Elm Brpbutt Der grsiebunq,
umeebung unb aud Der 8efhGftiguna.
Die 5rdu, Die in Der 4bgefhieDenbeit
bes 5aufes ibrsn gflihten obfiegt,
bleibt bon Der 8erfuhung Der Welt Be-
fpabrt. Sobalb man iis in bas geniibl
bes Gebens bineintrsibt. Dirb iie piel
an ibrer eblen Gefinnuns, pel6e bod
bas Grunbpefen Der Sittli4teit III,
einbiiben uno ba, rpie erpiefen, bic
politit bemoralifirenb auf Die Ua1nn.r
ipirft, 10 pirD bos in nod gr6berem
WaBe bel Der Jrou Der fan fein.
Demnah piirbe burh bic gstb<iIiguna
Der Grauen am duberen 2eben be
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Die ldnsere 3sit in anfprud nsbmen

Die ldnsere 3sit in anfpruh nsbmen
piirpe.
Inter fpInsn llmitdnben iIt niht er.
fthtlid, iparum elm Demoirat Rops
fepelt unteritiiBen foIie; es III
aud niht sli erparten, bab ibm oisl,
unteritiibung sutbeil peroen fpirb.
Roofepelt tann bDhftens duf Elm.
gefrieoiguns feines RadessfiibIs reds
nen, inoem er bic GrrpGblung 1afts
perbinoert. Sc iit b0hit rpabritxinlif,
bob bic paeifies Stdatsn unb einiss
proiriesStuoten, tpie aonfos unn
Soma RooiepeltzGleitorsn erip6bIen,
mas Safts Giee perbinbern piire<.
aber auf Der aubsrsn Ssiie fam Rpos
fepelt niht ouf oas Glsttorals sUpinm
Der OitIihen Stooten rehnsn. Wie elm
blinoerSamfon tptrb CT bic pfniten oss
republitanifben 3sItes ausr.ibsn uno
iih, foipie bic qortsi baruntsr beards
ben. Wtdn tonn MIR nod bic 5offnung
btgen, bob er, biz gum 1usuit feline
Wutb beipdltiesr unb, bon isintn
Sreuubsn berothsn, ben Gsbanttn an
cine brittle aannloltur dufeebsn fpirh.
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finbet am fommenben Tonneritag
itatf.

ssiir bds am foni,Henben GonneriinS
itditiinnenoe idbrIid,c 9sienie, bas bon
Dem SiaSirafbsrnitglieo, Germ Ufife
Whilen. fir bic 8elpobner Der .ad,.
ten" @oro neronitaItet tpiro. iii nlIss
in Hercitifoft uflo es ipiro erfpartet,
bnf, tpieoer Ial,ieHbe an oernielben
JbeiI rehnien icrben. lie gaiebaus
SpicIe beginner Ses Bormittngs nm
10 lihr inib bic othIettihen Mettfpieie
iinoen Spiit,en / uub 2 libr Nat,.
mitfaps iidtt.
Tie SerreH, tpeIf,e bic arrnnge-
ments in Sdnoen bdben itrb: Wsid).
Walllen. 9oriiser: @iIlian iSurren.
@eiiiser; Charles u. 3et. Sefretdt.
Gotparb sSort, S61smeiiter; .. J.
Gcrroa, ghom1s RcRnmdrn. Col.
BiIiep. Sranf 6oaortp, auguit Gill,
Ssohn Y. ssenniugs, Qatrid gnin. lr..
2ouiS Z. Sinpe. 8. 4. Goiripnp. Sobn
goiier, sSobn ARIib, Srnnf Ysnrpbp,
a. I. goedmon, SdnnueI grofpn.
Gie otbletiid,en Spiele itebeu unter
Der 2eitung oes Serrn sychH Rear.
Don iinb ioIgenoer aiiiisnten: Gbas.
RnaeIin. 4iIliam sSenion, George
aisfer, 2ouis gieifer, Martin
C'Snra, eoieph Sarrignn, 1borlas
Z. aina. 5bcmns Soitn. Rartin
Senrp, Sohn Re2aneblin Sobn
8crman. 5ranf 3ed. Seott email.
I. ". Better. @niier Brigbt. eugene
8. 2eipis. gaiIIirm Tboruonfe. gsar.
Ter Sohr,ion. Rnp Z. s5ilerbrono, q.
Z. Carroll. g. =. Sufpe, 5reo. anpt.
bauer. Sarrp giIfep. g. g. afIaour,
QbiI. aiehIer. Gbas. 3. Gbriitp. G.
8. @atheate. Sau,ueI Roner. Jofepb
Z. Somnn. Sobn Gberbeiman. ssobn
@arFbouier, Sdrrn 8ilien. Seurn
aautpe. Sobn !. ScuIlp, Or. gouis
Sffpab, wGfael WscGarthp, Clinton
Goiuen, II. Rouguret, Sobu Tonle,
CSamuel Sirit. sobn :. SulIinan,
Martin TaIp, sohn S'Snra, Rihcro
aubiers. Veter 8iltenon, y. J. gsuI.
boon, George 4openberg uno Sarrp
Sart. A
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Gefderfi6e Strafenrdu6er.
Webrere Ranner init nergebalteHen
NeuoIperu nm lire @ertbiadDeu
beraubt.

3psi ssfabrlite GirobmrGubsr
trkbsn In Der Samiias Rnhs In osr
Giaht ibr un.psisn. SianIsp o.
gadmon BON go. Gil Roeers plaee
itnHb iurs ndh Miiiernohi NIT itis
nsm Drsunes 5ames 3. 8romn Don
Ro. 2l20 Sutton gtpenue an Der Ode
Der 0iIbsri alpsnue unb Rosers
place, OILS pl6slib sipei iunss, suises
iIeipete Wdnner aus Der Dunlslheit
ouftnuhisn unb lie nit porsstoltensn
Repolpern sur 6eraussnbe Don 1ns
ihsnuhren unb BoarssIe nuffOrbtr.
ten. 9odman bate erfi am SuHitag
Worgen feline golbene llhr einem
llhrmoder sur Reporaiur iibtrssbeH
unp Don bieiem 3ur Aushllfs sinen
ghrnnoms.er Inn Wtrtte bon einsm
Dollar erbalien. Die N6uber nabmsn
ihu bic .3tpisbsl~ iOpis 50 In 1nar
ob, erleihierten 9rotpn nm itins
Wertbfohen unb ihlugtn iid init sis
Hem b0fIihen .GuisRuhiA ftitpdris
In bic Hulhe. Cine Etunbe ipdt.r
purhe g. g. Winor. Qsiter Der Rem
Uort Dental pdrIors. bon MtIi 5.
aDsnut. an Wegormid place unb
Wicainlsp autnus BON 3fpsi iungen
4urin<n, auf rptlhe bic Hei1reibuns
Der obensrn6bntsn mdubsr pc6l.
aufsebolien unb NIT HepcIpsrn jur
6sraussabe fsinsr 1aIhsnubr uno
Hnaridofi seSpungen. Hisber aslnHs
es Der poli5ei nod nifi. sint Epar
Don ben b<iben Deipsrnbos 3u finben.
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1beueruns bus1 iofortiss grmdBi.
suns ober 9lbfdaffuns aller 3Dlle auf
2ebeusmittel Deriprohen baben. ga
bas nidt seideben ift, fonoern bic re-
publitanilb. pIatform fosar bebaup-
tet, bab bic Sbeusrung nidt burd Die
30Ile peruriaht pirb, 70 biirfte bas
am MabItase in iddoIihsr Meife srr
geltuns fommsn. 5rsiIid bdnet bieI
bapon ab, mas bic Demotruten bierin
tbun peroen. gBenn bieIe ebenfals
teine prompte abbilfe periprehen, 10
bate tsin RepubIitaner uriate, gegen
Saft gu ftimmen.
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Sittli4teit beeintrd4tist tperben. biz
i.st bel oa3u beitrdst, bic Wenfhheii
Dor Gntartung 81 bepdhren. Die
Wiiros Der srau uno bic ahtuns,
pelhe MGnner fir oiefe empfinben, III
elm Reinstatement Der gsfelfdaft uno
es lit gu befiirdten, bag oisie Wirbs
in Der Raubbeit uno Robbsit oes 9es
bers auber benz Sauie i4psre Ginbube
erleioen niirbe.
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6srr go. O. Npobmonite bon 30.
34S3 Cornell place. Snbabsr kss
moDpmanits piano Co., rno fsins BE-
mnblin hditen atiisrn Ab<nb sin az
fdhriithes elbenisutr su beIitb<n. IN
Dem ifr Autcmcbil an Der libertp uno
Wnlnut Girdbe nit Der goltgs 6ilI
Gar 30. 357 toIiDiris. Dos Autorne.
BIZ ipnrbe 5iemii6 Inptr bef4dbigt, u.
bod tomen 0trr unb 1rdu moobm1n.
Zee fnis btrn G6re6sn boprn. DAB
FELIX bt1isbt f6 ouf bis pofaaiete uuo
bas psrieHai bss 6tsat auss.
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9t E 6 0 m biuutton, bic grDdi

d 6 m btnuttO o n Die Brpdn
eeeen Barrier aIs teupordrsn 9Oriiser
berbeisuTii6ren piini6t, tpirb nidt gu
Gtdnbe tonmen. Die perIdieoenen
4rdIiDentI6afts >3anoiooter baben BIZ
Rittpirtung abgeIehnt, neil iie grpon
ntdt gu sinem GrfoIge perhelfen pols
len, Der ibn gu sinem gefdbrlihen
MitbeDerber I'm bic NpmiHation mas
den t0nnte unb neil bic 4nIiht pors
berrIdt, bab grpdn gum WobIe Der
gurtet m0gIihit i'm 9intergrunoe ges
halten rperoen Iplte.
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aOOfeOeIt f6IGgt aupito!
baraus, oab bic qpIititer fir saft uno
segen Jpn geittmmt babsn. Sr tpeib
aber iebr gut, oab ibnsn bic @abI Ieio
tbut. Mern iis es bGtten anbers mas
den t6nnsn, lpiirbsn iis Saft sbenio
tpenig unteritIst baben, fpis RopfsOelt.
Sie boben ith griterem lebiglia oess
tpegen 5usepunot, neil er Der 'PrGiis
bent lit. Ddre RooieDsIt i'm Dsibsn
Sduie, 10 tpiirbsn bic poIititsr ibn
unteritiiBt baben unb Is lit bstdnnt,
buB auf Der 8onpention bon 1904
9oofspslt iih bic poIititer ni4t nit
elmer SdrptfIinte pom 2eibs gsbuIten
bat.