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Rub-My- Tism will cure you.
Cheap Paint

The cheapest paint is the one that
goes farthest and wears best; there is
most in a gallon of it.
What is quart of milk worth? De-
ponds on the milk.
So OF paint; depends on the paint.
Devoe is worth the top price, what
ever it is. Poor paint is worth nothing
at all; you've got to pay your painter
s. or 81 gallon for putting 1t on; and
it isn't worth it.
Devoe goes twice as far and wears
twice or three times or four times as
long.
The cheap paint is Devoe at the top
of the market
DEvOE
Valley Drug Store sells it.
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Notice to Hunters.

The new law in regard to game war
dens, hunters licenses, etc., has been
and is now in effect. The
parish license for hunters is so cents;
State license to hunt in all of the par
ishes, $500; license for market hunters,
$40. 90; license for non-residents, SIS. 90.
l have made requisition for supply
of licenses for Grant parish, and ex-
pect to be ready to issue them to hun
tiers in few days.
A. B. PERKINS,
Sheriff of Grant parish.
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Few, if any, medicines, have met
with the uniform success that has at
tended the use of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The
remarkable cures of collie and diarrhoea
which it has effected in almost every
neighborhood have given it wide repu-
tation. For sale by all dealers.
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The marshal reported $500 H.
censes collected during August,
and exhibited deposit slip show
ing same had been deposited in
the bank to the credit of the
town.
The treasurer reported $40. 65
collected from the L. R. & N.
Co. for loading gravel, and ex-
hibited deposit slip showing same
had been deposited in the bank
to the credit of the town.
The above reports and settle
ments were approved.
Mr.. w. D. Irwin and Mr.. B. B.
Dean were placed in nomination
for town .scavenger. A vote
being taken resulted as follows:
w, D. Irwin 2, B. B.. Dean 2.
The vote being a tie the mayor
voted for Mr.. Irwin, and he was
declared duly elected.
There being no further bust
ness the meeting adjourned.
r. R. JETER,
Mayor.
G. H. Mcknight,
Secretary.
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Free Scholarship in Mansfield College

The Chronicle is authorized to give
some deserving young lady free
scholarship in all of the literary courses
in Mansfield Female College, good for
ten months session. She must be of
good moral character, in good health,
deserving assistance and worthy of the
scholarship. The requirement is that
she must room in the college, where
board, lights and heating will cost her
only $3.50. 90 for the entire ten months
session, her tuition being free. Hun
dreds of the first ladies in Louisiana
have been educated at this fine old col
lege, up to date in all particulars, and
it is an honor to any one to receive its
diploma.
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A KnOcker Boosts the Good Roads.
Bagdad, Aug. 8, 1912.

10
Editor CoUa1 Chronicle:
AS / have not seen anything
from this part of the country for
quite a while / thought / would
write a few dots.
The farmers are having some
fine weather to gather their crops,
but are having a hard time trying
to get what they have made to
market, the roads are so bad.
While coming from the election
Sept. 3. met man and his wife.
The man carried a light, and a
great long pole, while his wife
carried a long plank. / asked
him what they were doing that
for. They said when they came
to one of those great ravines that
have washed out in the road, the
man would fling the plank across
and take the pole and cross and
then fling the pole back to his
wife. Then the man would take
the light and pole and his wife
would take the plank and carry it
to the next ravine. Iasked them
why they didn't take the woods
for it. They said they were
afraid of snakes. They were
sure no snake would try to crawl
down that road, for fear they
would fall in one of those great
gullies and break their necks.
1t is nothing to see a farmer
with four horses hitched to a
wagon with only one bale of cot
ton on it. Some of the farmers
are losing lots of time splicing
teams, as most of them have only
two horses. They must try to
get their cotton to market while
it is a good price, SO they can pay
that unjust road tax.
| notice people going from Col
fax to Alexandria go by way of
Bentley, down the Claiborne road. /
It must be ten or twelve miles
further than by the direct road
down this way. / guess they are
to be seen in this part
IF the country.
It seems like that convict wag-
On stays SO close to Colfax the
hands could get their meals at
The Hotel LeSage if they wanted
70. Yours truly,
VOTER.
Voter gives some very good
'easons why the folks down his
way should insist on voting an
,ther five mills tax to build them
good road, so they can have a
way to get out of the wilderness.
t is for the very reason that vo-
er and his neighbors have such
lad roads that people from Col
AK go ten or twelve miles out of
heir way by way of Bentley in
rider to get to Alexandria. They
prefer to travel over the fine mod
j road by way of Bentley, rather
han tackle those big gullies he
ellis us about. EDITOR.
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and doctoring is expensive. Use Fol-
ey's Honey and Tar Compound prompt
ly. 1t will stop the cough, and heal
and sooth the sore and infiamed air pas
sages. j. w. Duncan Co., Ltd.
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FOLEY e L! I, KIDNEY " :!
Notice of Final Proof.


U. S. Land Office, Baton Rouge, La. |.
August s, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that John B.
Wheat, of Zion, La, who, on June 20,
1904, made Homestead Entry, No.
01239, for Southwest quarter of South
east quarter, Section 30, Township 8
North, Range ! w., Louisiana Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
five year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before Clerk
Of Court, at Colfax, La, on the l8 day
of September, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: R. D.
Wheat, Louis Bankston, w. C. Starks,
OF latt, La, and E. C. Wheat, of Ro-
chelle, La
JOHN F. INITIAL,
Register.
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Attention, Sovereigns.

~X@ Assessment No. 264
eg.za for September, 1912, is
EMoEX3D now due, and must be
paid on or before Octo-
Der l, 1912. A failure to pay same
within said time will cause your sus-
pension, and during such suspension, in
case of your death, the order cannot be
held to pay any benefits.
Please observe this notice, otherwise
you will be suspended.
E. S. MURRELL,
Clerk Valley Camp No. 144.
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Notice of Final Proof.
u. S. Land Office, Baton Rouge, La, l
September 8. 1912

september ., 1SlZ.
Notice is hereby given that William
Bell, of Montgomery, La, who, on
May 10, 1906, made Homestead Entry
No. 03696, for SEA of NE3 and NE} OF
SEA, section 26, township 8 north, range
5 west, Louisiana Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make FIVE year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Clerk of Court,
at Colfax, La, on the 10th day of Oc-
tober, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: j. E..
Hickman, Columbus Dyson, Henry
Roshto, and VIM. H. Dyson, all Of
Montgomery, La
JOHN F. NUTTALL,
81 Register.
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For Sale or Rent.

For Sale or Rent.
Residence and store house at Mont
gomery, La, formerly owned by ]. w.
Ethridge. Terms to suit. For further
information write or call on
THE HICKS CO., LTD,
tt Shreveport, La.
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5 or doses of 666, will break any
case OF chills and fever; and if taken
then as tonic the fever will not re-
turn. Price Csc.
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Official Proceedings of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the Town
of COIfax.

Colfax, La, Sept 5, 1912.
The mayor and board Of alder
men of the town of Colfax met
this day in regular session with
Mayor Jeter presiding. Present
aldermen Brownlee, Cole, Long
and Mcknight. Absent Swat
ford.
The minutes of the last two
meetings were read and approx
ed.
The following claims were APP
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FOLEY .KIDNE 3! ! |. ] Pills J !! ]!

Bids Wanted for Bailding Steel Bridge.
The police jury, Of Grant parish, La,
will receive and open bids at their regu-
lar meeting the first Monday in Octo-
Der, 1912, for the erection of a steel
bridge across Bayou Darro, about two
miles east of Colfax, bidders to furnish
plans and specifications. The rights re-
served to reject any and all bids and
specifications. For further information
apply to R. s. Cameron, Clerk, or
r. w. RICHARDSON,
President Police Jury, Colfax, La.
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$50, 900, coo. 90 Lost Annually By Wage
Farmers.
DR.. Sadler estimates that about $50
600, 10000 in wages is lost annually to
the American people as direct result
Of colds. Lost time means lost wages
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Gutter Jang.
Jali9mIin;rrmerfitatts ban Der los
lijei ausge4oben.

Gineu bor8iigli6en Sang mu4ten
geitern Nbenb poli3stleutnant WubIe
unD Die 9oli3iItsn Gogers, Robfer,
gonner8 unD Nobgers. IS geIdng ibs
nen ndmlt6 in benz 6auTe Io. 2310
Beit Sehite ADenue cine rihtt9e
neutrality-suspicious. aus3ube6en
uno brei YerIonen, Die fulI6e finf uno
3ebn GentszGtude bergeItelt uno in
cen 8ertebr geieBt baben ioIlen, 5u
per6aften.
Die 8er6aTteten iino Don Cooper
unb beiien Satin Qettie ionie oeren
SoIt9dngsr Cigar p6arr. Rah Der
8ebauptung Der YpIi3ei foQ Cooper
Der 5alIhmiiu8sr ietn, pdbrenb pbdrr
CUR Gait geleat rpiro, Die EalIifttate IN
umlauf 9eiett 81 bQben.
Beretts feit qeraumer 3eit fpuroen
an Der State apeuue in Der Rdbs oer
N6ten Strnbe, namsutIih in stnem
bort betinolirhen DanoelbiIDertbeatsr
falihe fiirf gents zStiide perausga6t
uno Die Yoli3ei tam IblieBlth 3u Der
usber3eu9uHg. Ddb g6arr uuo Cooper
oteies 5dlitgelo IN llmlauf iesten.
Der Cooper r'i6eu Bobnung tpuroe
baraufbin geitsru Don Der Poli5ei etn
8efuh abqeitattet uno tpts bic Beam
ten bebdupten, fanoen iih bort bic 5ur
6sriteaung Des 5alidgelOs benusten
9uBformen Iotpts aud bas benuBte
UtetaQ. Die orei 8erbaftetcn fperoen
beuts, nodbem fie por 8oliseihef Sad
ion ein 9erb0r beftauDen baben, ben
8unoesbe60rben ausqelieTert psroen.
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ton 6atte Die Rolle Der guten Zee l1ne.
Sine 8riQantletitung mar Die QusItdtz
tung bes 3peiten 4tts. 8as Hieoerz
Iteiaen Der gngel mar BON poetHhem
3auber umpoben. 4u6 htertn ro8te
bieIe 8oriteuung iiber frubere 3arz
bietungen hinaus.
eSn Der Acknowledging tpuroe
Idpsres 8sIhiis aufgefabren. Da8s
ners Drama pom bp6en 2ieD Der 2tebe,
r5riitan unb Siolbe", itano auf Dem
plan. Der geiu6 lieB 5u pinihsn
iibriq, mas I'm 10 bsbauerliher 1T, aIs
pirtIi9 Stsrne sriter &ldTe biesmal
am &unitbimmel pranetsn uno oas
SrheIter bas Dunberbdrs 5onDert n
elmer DeiIe 6srauBbrahte, Die Dos
h0hfte Sob peroient. Der Nnfang Der
9orItelung bate iif oermuben Der3Os
CERT, bab Mitterna4t borbei mar,
als ii6 Der 8orbdno iiber S1oI-
nens Qiebesleip Ieutte. uno oieie
Sioloe 5rau Wlinnie Salsmanns
Stepsns geb0rt gu ben 4userleIeniten.
Sis lit cine gottbe8raoete RinitIertn.
Gin tpsi6er itmiegamer Soprdn, Don
eblsm 6susr our6gliibt, 1T, mas Der
unoG6ttge 56rer BON Der erfteu big
CUR lsbten Rote 3u b0ren bstommt.
Da6si ein GrfdFen Magnsriihen 8ei.
ftes, tur3, cine 2eiituuq. bic Den Stems
pei oes poQenDst Gunitlerii6en trd9t.
Der nambaFte franaOfiihe 3enor
Charles 8aImpres mar in Der PoiItur
leoer 3ou Elm 3riitan. Gr bat Elm
tlangopQes Srgon, bas aber beionosrs
I'M ordnatiihen Qffett 3upetlen CUR
Sprecbitimme berabiintt. geiee Giin'ts
Ter abiolDirten ibren gepaIttgen 9es
fanoliden port obns aueenT6einIi6s
Grmiipung. Sic boten in Der Sbdt
einen auserleIenen 9enub. 60 buben
TeutIhzImerita uno Jrdntrei6 bcs
iriTde 5slpsnepos gum 5riumpb oe'
fiibrt. Der a0ni1 Wdrts mar eins
trsffli9e 2eiituus oss 9uIiiiten 6errn
6enrt Scott. 5iir ben aurDenal Dar
5srr aDolph Utublmann eingeiprun'
cen, IobuB oieIs Rolle audi IN Del
4usiprabe sur 9sltune lam. SRI
gisneros 3eiats in Der Roas Der treuer
grangdene Idons Stimu1ittel, abe1
nit benz beutiher gert. bsHen StfDte:
riotsiten mir our6aus niht pertennen
baperte es. 5srr &rutuno Grubbe aIs
MsIot, Iopis bic 9srrsu 8snturinr
uNo Shorr dIs Dirt unb Stsuermonr
psrDoIIitGnDigten ous Gnismble. Gint
grobdrtige 2siftung bot ous Sr6eIter
untsr Der tunoigen 6anb Gumpdntrts
Die puno.rbore Muiit i'm 5rpeiteu mt
orittsn Qtt sspdbrts Elm ieligss Ss
niebeu,
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(SoI. 5eibebrint, 80, 1854 Spring.
! 5Rr.Ia SoffmoHn, 21, 1859 @alnut
(Olipsr 6. purpis, %, 2s46 Rates
pIucs.
lRabeI 0eIh, Is, 2172 Srssmau.
(RitOIus 0urIo, 25, $50 %. 4. ap..
lWtarp Goiteao, %, 8ibiOu Souie.
{9eo. R. 2itIie, %, 119 80. 9. qpe.
Gertrude 4ntle, %, 119 SO. 9. Ipe.
(1bOmas Benton, 80, 3246 gurnsi
IpsHue.
lGmma 9Oloin, q, 1421 qlsaIant.
lgbds. gant, Al, Saubustp, 8.
Warp Rifep, Sc, gIsbss, 8.
(2aprsncs 5iri9. %, 1902 SprinQ
9rppe 4penue.
l9ena Wsner, 20, gilmore IL. Sprina
9rooe 4penue.
{gtifforb 9. grppn, %, Sputb Rors
! Dooo.
lGIiie 6. Riaarbs, %, soutb Ror.
Dooo.
(2Duis Spisler, 40, 632 8roaonap.
lYetta Shapiro, 26, oto.
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GreMee Rdnberftii66et


Dus Cpfer .ines frtfsn RGutxrs
itiidhtns spurbe gsitern abtnb bic bel
Der Wekern Union telegraph 60. be.
ihdfiiste 5eleeraptiftin ssennie Sams
minton. i'm gnpreB 5otel ipohntait.
Grl. SGmminton ging gsfiern
Abeno s.etn adt llbr um cine Be-
iannst su befuten bic Dierte 4penue
sntIanG uub an Der ar.uaurg Der
aaprenee Sirabe iprang pl0slih Elm
dnitdnbig sstlsfpet.r Wlann, Der einen
bsabraunsn an3us trus, auf fis au,
entrib ibr bos 6anotdihhen uno mar.
ebe auf bic 5ilferufs Der Bsrdubien
einise poffonitn berbeigesilt iparsn. i'm
Duntel nr Hoht berihfpunben. Sin
BEN 6anotaf dozen befdnoen fih $5.06
in Woor unb etne solosne aai1enubs
i'm Wkrtht BON $25.
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ZonntasssYicnics
Nerbcn allcr 4abrid5einIihfeit mad
bon Waspr Sunt seifattef iperoeu.

Der 2lbboltung non W<reinspicntcs
I'M 2aufe b.s tommenoen SpHmsts
iDirb aaer Dabritsinlihfeit nad) Don
5eiien Der itdottihsH Beborbsn nitts
I'M ben Wes sslsgt ruernen.
Napor 5unt gab lpenisitens s,itern
I'm gtrlauf elmer llHtsrboltung nit .i=
n<m 0ertrsier Disiss Blottes au, bab
'er berartige iysittittsiten toum pers
bi.ien perbs. Die abbuItnns bon
gicnies perDe i'd" btmertte Wappr
6unt, .an SonntaseR ipobI .aum
osrbistsn. gs III mir oIIerbings nod
niHt gang t!ar, pis ote Jrase besiis=
lid pes @ritdH:s BON eeiitiaen &c
trdnssn resulirt psrpsn fdnn. absr ss
nirh jin fhon Elm 4usfUee finben laI=
fen, 10 bab mir bic gieHirs rubis itatts
finbeH laiIen tOHnsH.
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0emtid)es 4beater.
sDnntas y1ie 5ltbermans" ais &c.
mefis fir Scrru 5Obann ,sirit.

Der 3auber Der unitcrbli6en Weto>
bien bes Mltmeiiters Der Sperette -
Sphann gtraub - miro am tommen.
ben Spnntag nieoer feline Ma9t aus
iiben. Die Jlebermaus" Itsbt aIs
muiifaliIhes Weiitertpert INNER nod
unerreiht oa unD SathDeritdnDige ba-
ben Der reisenoen 5GDpfuna ben 5itel
Die aonisin aller Speretten" beige,
legt. Der @eiit, Der pridelnoe Reis
Sieier unnadabmlihen Wluiit ma6t
bas 8lut in unieren Qoern ihneller
roGsn unp nimmt bic Sinne gefongsn.
aetne Sperette bat je eiuen iolheu
Gntbuiiasmus ertptdt aIs pie gle
bermaus" unb es giebt unter ben beus
tigen mobernen Operettens saomponiiten
(pie qlauben es nit Der WaiIs MAIDEN
gu miiF.n) niht einsn, Der Dem uns
lfbsrtrefflihen Merf bes 2(ltmeiiters
niht ebrfurttspolIen 1ribut 3OQsu
nuroe. perlen efter W}u1if IinD Die
Gouptnummern Der gdrtitur: bas
2ieb vQlfrebs":. .1dub6en. oas entfldt=
! tert it,, oas 2er5ett (Gtisuitein, RoIa,
linoe, ab.le) % je, ie, ME riibrt
mid Dies", bag Dnett (Qifrso, Roids
Iinbe) rGlidlih lit, tpsr DergiBt. mas
bod nitt gu Gnbern iit", oas snt3ii,
dsnS. SINAI. (Jrani, RoiuEinbs, III.
lTrsb) nit benz .Wein f60nss. 9robsa
0cselbaus, bas iii nift nett pon bier"
ltds goupl.t bes Brin5sn CrIofstr
.gbatuH q ION sout", Das Qu6.Gous
riet NIT Gbor ga fehr tomiIh babaha
liit Die Sate babdba", oas groBs Fl.
NAL. beg Srpeiten Mttes nil ben gn,
lftmbl.s Die Wdleitdt utro amer
tanut" unD rBriibsrlsiu uno Stpes
EiierlsiH, Lag ods trauie 8u uHs Idsns
ten, ods Iersett (GiisnitriH, Roia'
liiHb., alfrso) anb oas atHaIs O.s leg
ten Qties.
Die 8.ieIi6aft b.s bsutiten 5bea
isrs brahts Die Jlerermdus" am leg.
ten 1ienftaq in pittsbur8 3ur auf
Ifiibrun1 uno erntete ungemetn 6er3lts
den g.ifaa. Die berDOrragsnoe Iis.
fsrsubs fpiro bon Der gsiammterpreii'
pittsbura's nit gntbufasmus g.Iobt
Die hisfge auFfiihrung am SOuntac
TIT oos gersfis bts, fid, elmer allIeitigsu
geliebtbtii .rfreuenoeH 5.nOrs, 5trrr
Scborn Siirft. Ger ebenio erfolsrett'
SGna.r pi. Bdrfttaer bari ben 81.
f.nTtein" gu isinsn befien Pdrtiesu 3Gb,
len, ME 1yrdulein 5onii Wdrtini oi
,,aosl.", iSrGulein MnioiHette Ries BIZ
.Roialinos" unb Dir. DC. S6miI
Iisinen briQdnten 0efdnenib. Tiretto
.Srant". 3us aeIammt. Gni.mbI
Inimmt inbsb an Der WieErgabe tbeil
nit .insm groBen Ghor uHo sinem be
esut,Ho psritGrttem Srteitr. 81
auffiibruns Der .JIeoermous" Uer
Tpritt in Der 1but sinen sldnsenoel
Cpersttens4bsnb uno per oemielbsl
beiBupobn.n piin'ht, iollte ritt v.r
fGum.n. iid Iit,ts friibseitis in os,
tstanHtsn @oroertaufsfiensn gu beior
gen.
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9ammer @is.

Gin rlSpoBoossI", bsfsn Sbentitdt
fehr gerne sins Gn3abl JsuerpebrIeute
fsitgeftsllt bdtten, ufarmirts tpeni9e
Wtinuten Dor Wlitternaft bic gsuerz
pehr BON Der gde Der 9rttten uno
8apmiLIer Strabs aus. Qls bic 9offs
manni4aften herangeiauit tansH,
mahten iie bic Gntosduns, baB es fih
nm einsn fdIi6en Qlorm banoelte unp
Der gurihe.. Der ben Gtorm abeegsbsn
uno iih notiirlrh rehtsettie in Sihsrs
belt esbraft bate, fpurpe BON ben
5euerwehrleuten nift geraos nit Ss=
ssnswiinihen oafiir beoadt, oaB er iis
nnnOthiaerneiie herausaeheBt hatte.
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Mus benz poli3eiaerid)t.

aeuinaTt Nimmo unb bi. polisifsen
aubr uno go.p.n fanoen ssitsrn Rahi
gestn bdlb Elm llbr nod eine 4n5abl
Gaiis m Der Wuiical grtsdnge an Der
gtnt Strube unb bic Jolgs mar. bdb
Der 5ur 3eit anpeienbe Miteigenibis
msr sss 9otals, Ssrr GbarIes W<is,
fin seiteru I'M poIi5eigsriht tpegtn
gsrisbun9 oss Witstrnd4tseeiebes su
perantporien bate. Rihter yrids
uerurtteilte ibn sur 3abIuns Der Ros
ten iHb CAB ibm ben Rntb In Der 3u=
tunft piinfilid um Titternaft bos
2otal sii ihlieben. \
DER ius.nbIihe ginbrehsr gepra.
Hobnp, Der, fpie bersits ausfiibrIih,
eiTle. gonae Reibe bon ginbrunsbiebs
ftdbltu suaeiiauben bat. ipurbs, ba sr
duf ein Norptrbor per3ifttte, ben
Drobgefdporenen ii6erptsisn.
3u $50 Deloftrofe unb sur Desob.
lung Der aoiten bes Derfabrens trurbs
Der Hutiher Ben. Csrpafb ipeeenTieb,
itnbls 5srartteiIt. CT bate Der Union
Gas & electric Co., Bel Der er fell
iieben JabreH nls 1ubrmnnn dnseffeTl
NOR. 8leir0bren. iotpie WeiIing unb
Jfideibd6ns aeffoblen unb be Sddkn
BEL benz Nlthdnbler WifIiam syduI pers
sauft, Der unisr Der aniIage Der Deb
iersi pcrgefiibrt unb gu 30 1neen Nrs
beitSbdus. 800 0eibfrafe uHo 3n ben
Rpfttn peruriheilt purbe.
Auf seranme 3eit ipnrbt ebenfulIs
Der Jarbigt eugene Bufb, einGtdmms
Soif bes Gilpsr Woon. unihdbiih ses
rnant. Gr mar bsfhuibiet, bem 6nufs
no. 100 Gpeamore Gtrabe n0hilifers
rtiIt sineH HtfuA absefioitet 3u baber
mnb in feinem 3imm<r nnrben tins
Ulsnse Gonen sefunbtn. bic augens
idbeinitn aus Diebit6blen berrii6sten,
ipennidon Der Hurihe leuanete. Huit
ipurDe su isds Wondtsn 4rbeitsbdus
uHb $500 Oeloiirnfe perurtbeiIt.
Cine tpohptroiente QeiticH erbieli
WifIiom Waofcn, ein Der ppIf3ei Sait.
lam betnnnitr GieHbettler. Der erii
prr tur3sm bod nnb btilia oslobt 6dts
h bic Ginbt perIaHen su pollen. Ct
mar porgeiiern ipieoer beim Netisln sr.
iuppt lpprbtn unb ipiro nun $50 I'm
Mrbsiisbons nbperbhnen miiH<H.
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Wtietbe
Iari bic Staot Der @abl6eb0roe iHr
be 2ofailtat.n im Ratbbauis
bsreAHea.

Wi< Stabtanpalt Bttimdn ssitsrn
sutihieben bat. if ois Gtaot ba5u be-
r.t,tigt, Der Dablbtb6rbe fur bic bon
oisisr benussn Rdumlihteitsn i'm
Roibboui. Wlist6s gu bere6Hen. uno
pie periout,t, ioG Wanor CUNT nit
Der 4biitt um8efsn. nohfrdglih bic
Risibe fir bi.i. Rdu,nii6feitsn sur
Rate pom 5000 Dos Sabr fur bic 19
5abre sin3utreibsn, pdbrenb pelter
BE Wahlbeb6ros bic Hdum. benusi
bat. gs puros Iih bierbei um bic
Summe bon $4,000 haHbeIn, bic
ienod) nur CUR 6dlfte einestrisben
tpiirce, oa ia bic Gtobt uno bas
gounin IL ci, 6dlite Der Wablausgas
ben besahl.n uno oieies ARRANGEMENT
iit natiirli6 aud aui ben Wietbs3ins
Iauspefynsn Diiroe.
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GermiBts Sehrerin geinnoen.

5rl. Clara Sprssu, pon $40. 1929
Rutb Qps., bic 2ebreriu Der Ia. Diz
itrtttihuIs, Die pOrgeitsrn BON ibreH
4ngsh6riasn ais peruliBt gemeloet
poroen mar, 1T tpieoer aufgefunoen
noroen. Die 8erihpunoene fteflte
fid qeftern Mpresn in Der Shule elm,
mar ispoh dubsr Stonbs. irqsno tpslz
de 3uIammsnbdugenoe angaben 5u
MAIDEN unD rpuroe nah ibrer Wpbz
nung iiberfilbrt.
SRI. Spreeu bat alem 4nIdein na6
einen RudfaQ elmer ihperen 8runta
belt erlittsn, our6 bic iie ldngere 3eit
ans 6au8 gefehelt mar. Grit am
Rontag tatte tie fih pieber ihrer
GbGtiQteit an Der Stule gspiomet.
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Sine lauqe Cite

bon Observation-Disclosures blafe,
foble 8eIi6tsfdrbs, ihlshter 9eIdmnt
i'm munoe, 9ldbungeH, 8sritopfuno.
S6pinoel, Flimmern Dor ben augsn,
SerstIopfsn, S6lafIofgteit, Gslba
Tu6t, pdTsrige 8lieberaui6pelunz
aen, ShmerSsn i'm Sreu3 ufp. 4ae
nieIs Sprptome suammsn ooer eius
3elne beriel6en iino 2ln5eiden pes na@
benoen Sooes in 7olge etnes ihpsren
Maaene, Qebers ooer NterenIeipens,
penr S6r niht IhleunisTt oiifs fu6t
unp finoet bet oem beriibruten Raturz
teilmitteI, ct. Bernard ardutsrptllen,
eendnnt. CIR nur 25 Gents in alsU
Qpptheten 2u batsn.
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,it aeitanoia.

Gotparb SSunt oon Ro. 909 Glm
Strabe, Der, ME bereits ausfiiArlih
beridtet, unter benz 8erba6t Osrbdftst
norpen mar, SRI. Sara1 2amb, Der
SberpFIsgerin i'm 3peigbuipital, Drob-
briefe gs5anDt 3u buben, legte geItern
Gin umfdTenoes GeftdnoniB ab. 5unt
mar unfdnglit uls qatieut i'm poipi<
tal unb erhielt oanu eins auitelluug
ols gpte nit SIG neu Utondt. Gr
puroe isooh tpeseu l1nbotmdBiste!t
sntlaifeH. Gr rpouts fih nun feinsr
gebouptur9 nah an 5rl.2aub rdhen,
inbem er tie in 2lngft periests. DieIes
biirfte ibm jebo6 5teHIit tbeuer 3t
Iieben tommeu, oeur er puroe eeitern
psaen Wibbrduhs Der poft prompt
cen gunbesbebDroen ausgeIieFert.