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duction, 628,000,000 bushels, compar-
ed with 621,33S,000 bushels last year.
Oats: Acreage, 37,S44,000, compared
with 37,763,O00 acres last year Con-
clifton, Oil per cent of normal, com
pared with S5.7 per cent last year and
1874 per cent, the 10year avera 5e.
Indicated yield per acre, 293 bushels,
compared with 24.4 bushels last year,
Iand 2S.4 bushels, the 5-year average.
Estimated total production, LOO ,000,-
600 bushels, compared with 922,29s,o 900
bushels last year.
Barley: Acreage, 7.574OOo compar-
ed with 7,627,00o acres last year. Con-
ldition, GIL per cent Of normal, COM
pared with 90.2 per cent last year ana
sos per cent, the 10-year average. In
dicated yield per acre, 25.2 bushels,
compared with 21.0 bushels last year
ard 24.S bushels, the 5-year average.
Estimated total production, 192,oo0,-
600 bushels, compared with 160,240, 900
bushels last year.
Rye: Condition. ST. per cent of a
normal compared with Ss,6 per cent
last year and 1877 per cent, the 10
year average. Indicated yield per
acre, 16 bushels, compared with 1876
! bushels last year and 1853 bushels, the
Swear average.
Hay: Condition, 1913 per cent OF a
normal. compared with 1858 per cent
last year
Pastures: Condition. 1877 per cent
of normal, compared with S1.s per
cent last year, and 1913 per cent, the
| 10-vaar ayoraua
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friends, here returned to his home In
Hamilton, Ohio Monday.

friends here returned to his home In
Hamilton, Ohio Monday.
Mrs. Ida Mondon and daughter Lo-
nellie visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Mon
don Sunday.
James Morrison visited Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. John Price.
Mrs. Moss Of La Harpe visited sew
eral days this week with her niece,
Mrs. Grace shrier, returning home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Fisher is quite poorly
and has gone today for examination to
Keokuk with DR.. G. A. Runyon.
John Garyey returned to MS WORK
at Jacksonville Monday after an ex.
tended visit during vacation with
home folks and friends.
Mrs. w. c.. Ewing's class of boys
entertained Miss Elite Horney's class
at Mrs. Ewing's home Friday night
Mrs. A. j. Newman returned last
week from visit with the James
Hunter family at Monmouth.
Mrs. Anna Strausbaugh of Fountain
Green visited last week with rela.
tives here.
e. M. Shannon, our night operator.
visited with home folks at Luray. Mo,
Saturday night and Sunday.
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U. S. GRAIN REPORT
FOR JUNE
Wheat Has Big Decline-Pastures
Much Better-oats Look
Good,

The June grain report of the gov
eminent, giving the acreage, not
previously announced planted to the
various important crops; the condi-
ton OF the growing crops on June /,
the indicated yield per acre and esti-
mated total production, based upon
the ratio of the average condition on
June to the final yield in the five
years. 1906-1910, as reported by the
correspondents and agents of the
bureau of statistics, department OF
agriculture, was issued by the crop
reporting board as follows:
Spring wheat: Acreage, 19,2o1 600
compared with 2O,3S100o acres last
year. Condition, 95.s per cent Of a
normal, compared with 946 per cen,
last year, and 93s per cent the 10
year average. Indicated yield pei
acre, 1873 bushels, compared with 81
bushels last year and 1874 bushels
the five year average. Estimated to
tai production, 265,0o0,000 bushels
compared with 190,6S2, 900 bushels
/ last year.
| Winter wheat: Average 25,744, oot
compared with 29,162,0oo acres last
year. Condition, 74.3 per cent of 9
normal, compared with S0.4 per cen
last year and 500 per cent, the 10
year average. Indicated yield pei
acre, 14.1 bushels, compared with las
bushels, last year and 1915 bushels
the 5-year average. Estimated tota
production, $4,000, 600 bushels, com
pared with 43o,656,OoO bushels last
year.
! All wheat; Indicated yield pei
acre. IA bushels. compared with 12.;
bushels last year and 14.6 bushels, the
i5-year average. Estimated total pro
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When your child has whoopine
cough be careful to keep the cough
loose and expectoration easy by giving
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as may
be required. This remedy will also
liquify the tough mucus and make II
easier to expectorate. 1t has been us
ed successfully in many epidemics and
is safe and sure. For sale by Wilkin.
son & Co, pharmacy, and j. F.
Kiedaisch & Son.
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TaftwIu Veto.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Unless
some provision is made for continue
ton Of the commerce court, Presi-
dent Taft will veto the budget appro-
priation bill, with It's provisions cut
ting off the court without any appro-
priatio1 after July 1.
This was the authentic word that
the presidents secretary took to cap
itol hill. The executive is also re-
ported to have told house leaders that
unless the Joker In the army bin
legislating Major General Wood out
of office as chief OF staff is amended,
he will also disapprove that measure.
The president is said to have de.
clared that rather than agree to these
two features of the measures he win
stay in Washington with congress all
summer and fall.
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Crews are Trainlno.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
PoUGHKEEPsIB, N. Y, June 49,
The varsity eight crew from Leland.
Stanford university joined the Colum.
bia and Cornell crews in a limberine
up paddle on the Hudson today, In
preparation for the ter-collegiate
regatta here on June 30. Word was
received that the Wisconsin crews
were on their way east.
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ELvAsToN, ILL.

We have experienced nearly two
weeks of cold weather for what
should have been balny June. The
corn is standing still and looks yellow
but today it is warmer and pleasant.
Many are planting their corn the sec
ond time and some few have not fin
ished their first planting Other crops
look fine and are good pastures.
In the month of May 175 cans OF
cream were shipped from our station
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end is to keep the hair and scalp in =
healthy condition by the systenlatlO
use of a stimulating tonic.
HAYS HAIR HEALTH contains
the ingredients NEEDED to destroy dan,
druff germs and encourage rapiu
growth Of strong, new hair. Ino =,
hopelessly, dry, faded looking lochs
grow soft, lustrous and youthful anu
the whole appearance is improves
You can get 1t at McGrath Bros =.
SOC or $500 per bottle, or from ~
Philo Hay Spec. Co.. Newark, y. :.
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SUGAR CREEK.


Geo. Haywood spent Saturday with
Canton.
John Dieterick of Niyaconda spent
Saturday and Sunday with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. G. l. Alexander.
Mrs G. 9. Mckinney and daughter.
Aleen, went to Argyle Monday to visit
relatives.
The Misses Alexander attended
church in Kahoka Sunday.
Anna and Clara Dienst Of keystone
spent the latter part of last week
with Mrs. Fred zennert.
George Clark and family spent last
sunday with Ben Clark.
Quite few from here attended
me Sunday school at Clark City sun
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-13
MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

st. Louis. $50; Boston, 6-14-5. Bat.
teries Steele, Salee and Bresnahan;
Brown, Dickson, Donnelly and Killing
and Rariden.
New York, 3-9-1 Chicago, 2-9-3. Bat.
teries-- Marquard, Crandall and Mey-
ers; Richie. Brown and Archer.
Pittsburgh, lilo; Brooklyn, 3-7-1.
Batteries Robinson and Kelly; Allen,
Burke and O. Miller.
Cincinnati, S-10-3; Philadelphia, 0-4-3.
Batteries-Suggs and Mclean; Alex
ander. Chalmers, Wallace and Ora
ham and Doom.
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Tennis Finals.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-Miss
Elenora Sears of Boston and Miss
Mary Brown. of California, have
reached the finals in the elimination
contests for the woman's national ten
mis- championship title
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Marshall Gets Third,

UNITED Press Leased Wire service.l
81 BUDAPEST, June 49, Frank j..
Marshall, the United States chess
champion, won third prize in the
international Chess Masters tourna-
ment. Rubenstein of Russia took first
place and spielmann, of Munich, sec
ono.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-13
THOROUGH WORK
How a keokuk Citizen Found Free.
dom From Kidney Troubles.

If you suffer from backache-
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease of the kidneys
Use tested kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been test.
ed by thousands.
Keokuk people testify.
Can you ask more convincing proof
of merit?
Mrs. NJ. Hickey, 713 Palean street
Keokuk, Iowa, says: my back was
extremely lame and had a disagree
able feeling in my neck. Doan's Kid
ney Pills, which procured at Wilkin
son & Co.'S Drug Store. removed these
symptoms of kidney trouble and my
satisfactory experience convinced me
that the value of this remedy is not
overestimated in the least. / do not
hesitate one moment In advising the
use of Doan's Kidney Pills in all cases
of kidney complaint
For sale by all dealers Price 81
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
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Bookmakers Barred

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
BALTIMORE, I'D. June 13.--Book-
les have been barred from Pimlico
and five ether tracks in Baltimore
County by a rule PASSED by the racing
commissioners prohibiting bookmak-
ing after December 81
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Boston. 5-10-1 St. Louis, SOL. Bat
teries Wood and Cady; Powell and
Stephens.
Chicago, 11-12-0; New York, 2-12-2
Batteries Walsh, Mogridge and Block
Thompson and Street and Sweeney
Philadelphia, 6-5-1; Cleveland, 0-3-3.
Batteries Coombs and Lapp; Bas.
kettle, Mitchell, George and O'Neil.
Washington, 5-8-2; Detroit 1873. Bat.
teries johnson and Aismith; Coving-
ton, Works and Onslow.
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Games Today and Tomorrow.
Dillon Beats Sullivan.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
BUFFALO, N. Y, June 1S-Though
still on his feet at the end of thirteen
rounds, Twin Sullivan of Cambridge,
Mass, took very sound beating
from Jack Dillon, of indianapolis here
last night.
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Jumped Their Jobs.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
NEW YORK. June 1s.--Platt and
Ben Adams, the worlds best standing
high jumpers, quit their jobs when a
leave of absence to go with the
Olympic team to Sweden was denied
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Sam Whites Last Game,

United Press Leased Wire Service j
NEW YORK, June 13.-Sam White,
famous athletic idol of Princeton,
will represent the university as an I'M
der-graduate for the last time today,
In the deciding baseball game with
Yale. White was graduated yester.
day.
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White sox VIII Raise Pennant

limited Press Leased Wire Service
CHICAGO, June 13-The White
Sox today will christen the city pen
nant, emblematic of the championship
of Chicago, won from the Cubs last
fall, before the game with the Boston
Red Sox. A parade of the two teams
will precede the flag-raising.
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C. A. Baseball
Standing Of the Clubs.
Results Yesterday,

Results Yesterday.
Notwithstanding; No game. Keo
kuk delayed by railroad wreck.
Galesburg 8-12-4 Burlington 6-s-4.
Ottumwa $50; Hannibal 3-5-3.
Kewanee 4-7-2; Monmouth 2-5-2.
~
Games Today and Tomorrow.
Keokuk at Muscatine.
Hannibal at Ottumwa.
Galesburg at Burlington.
.Kewanee at Monmouth.
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them. The brothers, who are con-
sidered sure point winners, will leave
with the other members of the team
on the liner Finland tomorrow.
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Simplicity Of Hair Dressing
Now Fashionable.
Women Favor Parted Locks--puffa
Pompadours, coronet BraIds
Going Out.
The present fashion OF wearing the
hair softly parted, without puffs and


braids, demands .
naturally fine head
of hair, and wc
men with thin, fad-
ed hair are at then
wits end to know
how to make II
look well. The first
step toward this
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Where They Play.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-06-13

Read The Daily Gate City for
sporting news.
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Standing Of the clubs.

Where They Play.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Sporting Views
By the Editor

Hannibal has a good hold on sew
enth place now, owing to the fact that
the Indians did not play yesterday.
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enth place now, owing to the fact that
the Indians did not play yesterday.
The return of Davey Moore will no
doubt cause the boss to make some
changes in the inefld. Just how the
switch will be made can not be told.
The outfeld will also be strengthened
according to the way the big squeeze
talked the night before leaving.
Strings are out now for couple of
players and they will probably be
added to the Queisser stable of speed
sters by the time the team returns
home
The Hannibal Courier-Post has the
following to say about the release OF
Meme:
First Stacker Meme, secured severa
weeks ago by Manager Herr from the
Hartford club of the Connecticut State
league, was released yesterday after
noon. Meme is still here and it il
probable that he will get Job Will
Bert Hough, replacing Newman, whom
| II is said will be released. Meme re
sides at ST. Louis.
The need of an experienced man TO
the initial station is the cause o
Mene's release. Meme played goo,
enough ball at home to retain him tn,
position but it is said that while OF
the road his playing was not as goo,
as on the home pasture. Henderson
will be stationed at the first bag, re
placing Meme. The new man mad
his initial appearance yesterday an,
although he failed to secure any hit
he made a favorable impression wit
his all-round playing at first.
| II Newman plays the same brand o
ball as he played in Keokuk, Meme ha
better not waste his time in looking
to Hough for a job.
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For eight years they have been 4
building up a reputation which has spread
until all motorists acknowledge the excel
lence of the Stoddard-Dayton product. 4
i Thefact that these cars are graceful in line
splendidly finished and appointed, roomy and
comfortable, and meeting all service demands,
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A Savoy" carrying SIX men
went up a steep hill on high
gear, at a speed Of IS miles an
hour. Several times the car was
throttled down until It almost
stopped, and each time picked
up full speed again without
changing gears.
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Any price you pay (more than you need to
pay for that will do all you require Of it)is
wasteful expenditure. You can pay upwards
of $4,000 for car that will do no more for YOU
than this Stoddard-Da Savoy, which
costs only $1450.
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)Sle 5o1iel, Sc, Champaign Co., SQ,
tGaroline SohanneIen, 55. 510 SIt 4
Ipenue.
)goparb Mottbstp, %, 713 Barr ct.
lanna Belle Sting, 19, 303 perrp ct
)paul WcMullsn, 20, pepria, oyl.
leleanors Bonn, 19, 704 Qrmorp ap,
|Wm. s. 9OIlsnmaper, %, 2916 Bin.
I Strabe.
l5elsn aellsrman, 19, 201O ssreelanr
4penue.
}Rupmonb Smitb, 26, Snoiunapolis.
laaura 5ebsrIs, 27, 232 D.it 3. ctr.
ygbas. 8. sbomas, %, 736 @rano
I Npeniie.
lJennis gOliOn, %, 1893 gIsnpaD
Ipenue.
lWm. .. pelots, 81, apuispiae, stp.
lSIipe Wf. 5uff, %, 726 Main Ctr,
|alfreo s. MOOrman, %, 1917
I Wansftelb Str.
lglanhe gaiep. %, Nortpoob.
Sames u. 9entrp, 80, MitsrspiQs,
( Sneiana.
lslmslia o. Craig, 81, 709 gppprtb
Wpenue.
)Hdpmonb g. Bennett, 81, gtortf
8enb. Sbio.
l2uriep W. Subj, Is, oesgI.
)Sobn gaumann, 90, 1923 Central
@penue.
(aatie Braun, 21, 80 DIT McMid.n
Mbenue.
)Sonep WasuIen, 81, 81 Sit 13. Str.
lSoiis 9aalapid. Is. 3911 appls CT,
jpbiIip Slider, SO, s53 gort Ctr.
t4nnie Rpan, 81, bessl.
t|Sobn gran Renater, A, palac.
I 5otel.
(gsanep 5. Deit, AZ, bessl.
|Irtbur Sobn Bonn, 81, 704 4rmorn
! 9lpenus.
lgIii. milet, 81, 519 gort Ctr.
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Ne6nlea Sic 0is(es MMlnes
Rat6.
Ieriufeu Sie bas grpRe Mereu.
eeilmittel.

@S gspdbrt mir itstss geranIaeu, irgsnos
etuas gu smpfebIen, bas rstt if, unp id sr.
atte es Omit aIs msius 4f!itt, Tr. ail.
mer'S SDamp &Opt su IobsH.
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uno es par 10 ftIimm, bab i'd ofimals Gage
lang oas 8stt bUteu mubtc. Sd bate atle
9ornung OerloreH uno bic Ner;ts auf WeiIea
i'm nmtreiie touuten mir nitt bsIfen. 3u'
falltg probtrte id inebrere 8ateutmeoi;iueu
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an gcb es mir Siuoerun9 uno in turser 3eit
mar i'd i'm Staube, auf3uftebeu. Sept bin
Id gang geiuno uuo faSiQ, meiHsr slrbeit
nad3uqeben pie Dor meiner it)redliteH
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q. 9. @are, orientIider Notar.
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oas seiprohens Mort niht pSllia psr=
loren gebt Dor Der ieeniihen ausitats
tuEg, mub Der 0erfaHsr gu ben trah.s
fen WittelH sreifsn. Da1in seb0rt ber
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naii i'm Rerter an benz altsn r1uberi=
fHen Sheit Canon o.riibt, unb bi.
Getne. IN Der beriel6e BETTER ben Mes
iier Wunfur i'm 2urubao feines Sos
RIMS - feenifd cine Der punberuolls
ten partien bes Stiides - ertrdnit,
irloem er ibn folonge unterWaiier halt,
bis tsine Blaien msbr auffteigeH. 81.
Ausiattung 1T olfo erfreuliher unb
Do barf Der 8aiar bes Shreioers BON
8asoab umfo tpeniser unertpGbnt blei-
Ben. ais bic DaritelIung aieihaeitio Elm
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fabtiIug tann als reht eeluna.n be-
aei1net tperben. ipenn aud etfpas piel
betldmirt uno geihrieen tpiro. Otis
Stiuner bistet Elm son3 famofes unb
uberaus 6oratteriitii9es Bib bes
Bettlers, Der IN manher 8eaiehuna an
Die 6auptmann'iden Spibbnben
S9Iud nHb Suu erinneri. Seine Dare
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portion 3bnisnlus seiplrst. @eorsia
WpObtborpe aIs Warfinab mar cine
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Waniur, foipie al bic aabern boten
onrhDeg trefflidt 2eiitllneen. Das
Gtid Dirb niebt psrfebIen, Dem 20ranb
Dout 1dufsr gu 5ieben.
NG9fen Gonntas nirb ben Yefur
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ipieber eiHe NobitGt gsboteu, Der groBt
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9rei Yafagiere nerlett.
&ulliiiOn uii6en Srafenbabncars
an Grie 9lDenne nub Naoiion Hb.

Gin aufregsnber Strabenba6nuns
faQ, Bel pel9sm orei paTagiere berz
leBt puroen, ereignete ii6 ssItsrn
Weorgen 7 llbr an Der @te Der Wdz
biion Roao unb Grie Npenue, inDem
cine Gar Der Wabtion Hoab 2inis
nit elmer Saflep Gar 3uiammenItieb.
8etoe Wagen tparen bi6t beIest uno
bic gaiiasiere geriet6en in cine panit=
artige aufregung. Die StruBe lit an
Der llnfauiteqe Iebr iteil unb Der Mo=
tormann Der Sutlen Gar DerIor in=
folge Der gIntten 8erfaifung Der Ge=
leiIe Die aontrolle iiber ieinen Ba9en.
Dem George 9Dtpneb, 45 Sabre alt,
ron go. 1917 Sprtng StraBe, Wt.
WaibingtOn, tpelaer ii6 auf Der BIN
teren platform Der UtabiIon Roao
Gar befano, tpurbe Der re6te SUB Der
ortig 3erquetift, boB Der Wann
i6leunisIt nad Dem itdbtii6en Soipiz
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alte Wm. Rampte BON go. 248
8onu6ue StraBe trugen leidtere Ser
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III s5ranffllrt, Iub Sen 9for0anerifQr'.
idcn 9urnerbuuo ein, iid1 al 0lcIer
aunogebung 81 betbeiligen. Die 2lb-
Ii6t iit Elm ISubnenbun0 oOcr cin
Giplom 6urfl Gilboteulduic BON Der
8unoesbouptItaot an &oro oea Iam=
piers in 6obofen bringcn 81 iuiicn;
naf Ser Nnfunft in 0umburg mcr=
ben 0ortiQe Iurncr Die neitCrc Be-
iorocruuq noh 2eip3ig ilbernchneu.
Die 9eihc Der &crianmIungs11
ionO ibrcn 2lbidtuB nit elmer git
ung 0e5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0e&
Surnlebrer- Semiuara. Die ou&mlrs
ttgen WtitgIieoer, Su0cr, Stcd)er,
SEQ. g2Ittih unO Tr. q. 9l. &no6.
hnben am 6rettng lmo SnInitag oeu
llnterrift i'm Scminor bcobodtct,
iopobl Dem ouf bent CllrnplQB, lDie
oud) oen ltntcrridt in onbcrcl Sd.
d)crn. Sic ipradeu iih iehr beiric0igt
0ariiber aus, unb oaB Der Burner.
bluO nit lemcm ScnrinQr auT oent
rid?tigen @eqP lit, benefit pohl Die
Itan0ig 5unebnenOc 3ohl Der Scmi-
nuriIten, Die jcBt So betrdQt. ,ie
gum geiuh oulDeieuoen Iurnlebrer
solltcu beionoers ibrcm aoleacll
Gn1il 9iatb, Dem Gircftor 0s5 Scuni-
rorS, bnbe5 Sob fiir icin unernllt0=
Iihes 9irfen 5un 9eltcn Der 9lnitalt
unh oamit Oe3 @unoes uno Oes benz,
ihcn 1uruPns in oicicm Sanoe. lfcb-
rerc fitr Die lpeitcre 1Siibrung, ii;r
ote &eitcrentIpideIung Oes Sentinur&
mid1ttge &oridIage muroen bcratdca
im0 gum Sbeil angenomncn.
9}idt MIR Der 5ScItprGiiocnt Don
Ienper, Surner Shirmcr, Der sum
rritcn Wal Die @eIeqcnheit bate, mtt
BEN meiIteu NfitgIicocrn ocs 9un0css
pororteS uno 0cS tchnildpu Nus.
idaliic&, uno ser ThatiQfcit 0iciar
9llt5idGtIie, befalnt 3u Der0en, Ion.
bern and Die longit nit Oieier Irbcit
oertrnuten SurnlebrCr hQbcn p1,-
reno Der GSnoianopoliicr 3uiamn12r.
funft aberlnal3 0lC llcber5euqumq qe-
ponnet, hab ieitens De3 9uuOcS.
pororr5 uno oe5 SlrnleGrers Sanlis
mars aQe5 gethou mjr0, mos oen1
9tnroamerifaniihen 5urncrbuI0 mo
Icner Iurnlehrcr @lIOung5anIIalt
5ltn Scgeu gercid)en fam.