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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-03

They can be used on base of plas-
tic cement to make pictures. Root
has just completed a human ASH
picture portraying a young woman
waking from the death sleep. He
advises persons having relatives
whose ashes are encumbering the
place to go in for portraits of this
kind.
And they are so much better than
cigar ashes. Also it's a splendid way
to get rid of the family ashes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-03
THE LATEST WAY TO DISPOSE
OF THE FAMILY ASHES

Denver, Sept. 3.-You are familiar
with the story of the woman who
spread the ashes of her first husband
over the doorsteps so her second hus-
band wouldn't fall on slippery day.
That is useful thing to do with
human ashes, but Myron Root, artist,
advocates the artistic use of them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
WILL NAME LIST
OF MEN IOSTAND
AN EXAMINATION
Successful One in Competitive Test
Receives Appointment Superin
tendent Highways.

The cairo Automobile Club and
County Commissioners c. Y. Nef
and f. L. Gilbert in conference last
evening decided to comply with Ar
t'cle III or the new law prrvidins
for state Highway Commission
Nhere' n before county can obtain
state financial assistance in Tao
construct on OF roads must appoint
a superintendent who must act for
tbs COUNTY and Supervise state aid
roFas this official to be selected by
the State Highway Commission by
competitive examination from lists
OF three to five persons submitted by
each board of county commissioners
or supervisors.
The superintendent OF highways
are appointed for terms Of six years
| the salary of the superintendent 10
lbe dcte-m ned by the board of thc
county comui- sioners in which the
superintendent serves.
In accordance with this provision
OF the act ii was determined at thf
conference last night 20 name lis
of three or five men competent 4
| act as superintendent for Sc ectiol
by competitive examination by tn
State Highway Commission.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
GOOD NEWS FOR THE
GIRL WITH UGLY HAIR

Don't mourn over it. Don't envy
others because they have oeauuini
hair. Begin right now to give
proper. intelligent care and atten-
tion 10 YOUR hair-and then let 9TH
ers envy you. Use Harmony HAIR
BeautiHer, a delightful liquid hair
dressing that fs ust what II IS
uamed--a hair beauiifer.
To make hair glossy, soft and
silky---to make 1t easier to pu. up
in smooth. wavy folds. and stay
put to restore to your hair the
well-groome appearance you want 1t
TO have-to overcome the unpleas-
ant, oily odor of the hair and leave
instead a delightfully."- dainty, fresh
rose fragrance-Harmony Hair
Beautifer wi please you, or your
money back Very easy TO apply
simply sprinkle little on your
hair each time before brushing it.
Contains no oil; viii not change
the ce.er OF hair, nor darken gray
hair.
To keep hait and scalp dandruh'
free and clean. use Harmony Sham
poe. This pure liquid shampoo
gives rich Ialher that immediately
penetrates to every part Of hair and
scalp, insuring quick. thorough
cleansing. Washed of as quick =
the entire operation takes only
few moments. Can't harm the hair
leaves no harshnevs or surkiness--
Just a sweet cleanliness.
Both preparations come in odd
shaped, very ornamental bottles
with sprinkler tops Harmony Hair
eBautifer. 500, Harmony Sham.
poo. soc. Both guarantee 20 satisfy
You in every way. or your none,
back. Sold IN this community only
at our store--The Rexsll Store
one OF the more than 1000 leadius
drug stores in the United States
Canada and Great Fr-itain. which
own the big Harmony Laboratories
in Roston. where the many eelehrat
cd Harmony Perfumes and Toilet
Preparations are made. Pau C
Schulz 6 son. Druggists. Cairo, III
Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18

Proutes was chosen tempOrar,
Of the senate and com
nittce OF credentials was appointed.
q commute Of the chamber of dep
uties today began work on revivtng
the deputies credentials and thers
was nothing to indicate that the for.
NAL opening of congress next Thurs
day VIII be postponed.
president Huerta talked tonight
informally to the members OF the
star and few personal friends re-
garding the possibilities of interven-
ton by the United States. 1t init
mated he would be ready to resist
any such effort. The opinion was
expressed in various circles here
that the United states soon would in.
augurate blockade of Mexican
ports. Rumor has it that President
Wilson would be content with such
an action and might even permit the
embassy TO remain in Mexico until
Eruption occurred.
Will Protect Citizens.
Austin, Tex, New. 17---"In tbs
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
N ONE MINUTE! Cl0GGtO ROSIR|lS
|. 0PtH----C0LOS AND CAIARRH VANISH

of the nostrils: penetEates and heals
tho iBfamed swollen membrane
which lines the nose. head and
throat, clears the al passages;
stops nasty dis, harges and a feel
ing OF cleansing, soothing relief
comes Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight strug-
Inc for breath. with head stuffed
nostris closed, hawking and blow
ing. Catarrh or cold. with IFS
running nose, foul mucous dropping
into the throat, aud law dryncss Is
Distressing but huly needless.
Put YOU ra'th just one in
Elys Cream Balm" and your cold
or cstarrh viii surely disappear
Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
Stops Nas.y Discharge, Clears Stuffed
Head, Heals Infsined Air Pass
asrs and You Breathe Freely,

TRY "Ely's Cream Balm.
Get small bottle anyway. lust
to try it--Apply little in the nos
trils and instantly your c ogged
nose and stopped-up air passages OF
the head Will open; you will breathe
freely; dullness and headache dis
appear. by morning. the catd-rh,
cold-in- head or catarrhal sore throat
will be gone
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle OF e vs. Cream Balm
ut any drug store This sweet,
Fragrant balm dissolyes by the beat
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18

cudlero. Carranza's minister of for
On relations.
II was evident that the capture
in the interior had encouraged Gen.
Carranza's leaders to such an ex-
tent that they refused to listen to
the envoy, saying, the American
embargo on the importation OF arms
was not necessary az previously it
had been.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
ARRIVES HERE TOO LATE TO
+ PREACH SERMON LAST NIGHT

Rev. ]. II. Shaddrick, who Is con-
Quoting revival services at the First
Methodist Episcopal church. arrived
last night too late to preach at the
service but was in time to greet
the attendants before they left the
church He viii preach tonight II
the regular meeting.
There will be special meeting
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
church, which Rev Shaddrick Will
attend,
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18

event Mexico starts any trouble, we
viii protect our citizens and not
wait TTAWashington to act" declar-
ed Gov. Coiqait late today after a
conference with Adutant General
Hutchiugs. While no official state
ment was given out, it is known that
the Texas National Guard is in
readiness to answer quickly any call
made.
The conference is the outcome OF
a threat today to take Texas Unto
the whole Mexican people, unless
mercy is shown the Mexican ammu-
milton smugglers charged with MUIR
der.
Will Not Listen.
Nogsles Sonora. Nov. lob
Istacles developed since the fall OF
Juarez created a feeling of uncer-
tainty and liscouragment tonight as
the outcome of the diplomatic ex-
changes between the United States
and Mexican rebels. President VIII
sons envoy. William B. Hale confer
rcd twice today With Francisco Es-
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
CAsPAR vELLINGMEYER
FUNERAL THIS MORNING

The funeral OF Caspar Yelling
meyer, who died at st. Mary : IN.
hrrlary Sunday night, will be held
this morning al st. Joseph's church,
the remains being conveyed at
O'Clock by special train to Fllia
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
River FORECAST.

No important change Is expected
within this river district dufiag, The
next Few DAYS. excnpt thatl the ohic-
from the mouth OF the Wabash TO
cairo. will continue to rise for the
next three Of four days, the Missis-
sippi. from below st, Louis. to above
Cairo, viii begin to fall within the
next "a to 3s hours. E
f1 r, T. LlNDLEY,
t4
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
Local Foreeaster.

d. ~ +.
The Minnetohka which arrived
here SUNDAY, left at $50 Q clock
Yesterday morning Tor the upper
Mississippi with four empty harges
Pacific NJ. departed at II
o'clock a. m. for the lower Missis-
sipl.
General T. II. Simpson Of the 18TH
left at 1880 o'clock for the upper
Mississippi, ..s.4 .l4.- --ssr..
The steamer Rapids from Pedncah
was in and out on time.
The Ohio. river at Pfttsbnrg,
which has hem at tto danger point
for several d IS. o,forfraehed the
food STAGE Of % feet yesterday By
o. fest due chiefly to recent heavy
rains. The sky has cleared and il
is believed that the river will falI
very rapidly
Captain w.. L. Barry has. purthss.
ed the steamer City Of Peoria, AM
will convert it into tow boat TO b
known as the White Spot, siste,
boat % the Blue Spot
piloS Guy Walker of the steAmei
Rapids has taken a berth as PHO
on the Raes Lee. ) He, has been sue
ceedea BY John Bum.
Clerk joseph Papiin also has bee,
succeeded bvsIes Rhodes formerl
of the West Kentucky Coay Com
pany of Padueah.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
NoTABLEs ON TO PANAMA.

Kingston, NOV. t7.-aiayor-eleet
Mitchell Of New York and party ar
rived here en- route to Colon to visit
the Panama canal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18

.Illinoisa. UHsettled III esday Win
probably lot al rains i'm northern and
,entrsI portiors: "wednesday iin-
settled and colder with probable To-
cal rains. - s4t
kentucky: Increasing eloudness
Tuesday with local rains At night or
Wednesday, Somewhat. colder,
Misseurf' Unsettled with prob
ably local rains in the north, We'd
nesday generally fair and somewhat
colder I'm the north and vest
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Poll taxes for the year 1913 are
noW due. All persons are rquested
10 call at Polies Headquarters. No.
I'LL Commercial avenue, and pay
same.
Fl. J. nACREs,
Street Supervisor.
a-5p "
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18

Ridge for interment in Calvary
cemetery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
Cabinet Organized

Cabinet Organized.
Mexico City Nov. 17--Organiza-
ton OF President Huerta's new con-
gress was completed late today, and
enough senators were gathered to
form a quorum. General Francisco
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
Weather Forecast.

Cairo and facinifsi Cloudy
Weather Tuesday, =.
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
Local! !, Data

~ 1912 1918
Highest Temperature n % o.
Lowest temperature ,s6 AZ
4 ,. M temperature ). ,...H %
character Of day J. e. !. ...s.ss.. Clear
"A hour precipitation sgs, None
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
AMERICAN CHARGE
TO QUIT MEXICO,
PREVALENT RUM0R

! lConeluded IRON Page ons.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
sunrise aud Sunset.

sun vi rise todaf ). e, 2 bfSs 1
SUI viii SET today 4;As
The Cairo bulletin., 1913-11-18
NEWS or TIE RlvFRS
SAGE Of River

SAGE Of River.
Stays Of river 80 feet, a f,se OF
o.esfeet in the past "A hours
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

3u mdittn uno al pertaufen, oenu
ein o~uusrnoes M5gsip0huen Ger I'm
tugeno ourd ndhItsbeno bei6riebene
S6uboorrihtungen sr5ielt nan niht,
nur Elm 3eitlihes 0~erhinoern mdhreno
Der Tausr oes Iragsns.
Nls erites oisier Wtttel ncnnen mir
oen Stdtetjaum. Dieicr peitebt i'm
tpsientlihen aus einsm nit ettpa ~
Bis 2 3oQ longen GtisnItdheln beIebz
ten 0oIsnrismsu. Dieter Riemen
miro Der Sub pie Elm 9aIftsr 10 INN
sen Naisnteil oes Gopfe5 geIegt, odB
fe babel gut freNen tam. CUR 8sfts
ItiQunq oient Der audi bei genobnli-
den Odien3dunsn ibIihe 8adenriss
men ooer Settle, tpslher 6intsr Den
60rreru beieitiQt piro. Wtu nab
Wnleoung os8 Stddel3aumss Die Stub
Ii6 tpieotr a~usidugen. lc MAIDEN oa8
oie Staheln unmoglid. Deil 0as
3ir ii6 oomit S6msr5en bereitet,
Sober Sattler fertist folter Statel=
}dum all.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
yNp Tnrrc Srnen brndltc.

ROD lunIe tplto man on Die toit@
lpteIi9e Diirre BON 1911 in uniersm
CANOE b:nten. Dieie.be bat dber ga
uno BORT aud ib-en Ststu Qebradt,
in0sm lie gum Nn6au neuer 6ottuns
gen 6elofrlif)te fi9r.e. uuo inoem
man BON maphen 2lrten BetreiOe Qes
rooe in oieiem Sabre sic teIten uno
observation-disclosures Sanen tr3ieIte.
lpit aud nod duf unosrc Weiie.
Sn einem golntn BON Stla6oma
experimentation tiriae ,farmer nit
fpuni den G-oniT.n. ,1no fiebe
"a! lpdbren0 10 5lsml;d) oaer AMBER.
pf,on5tntuuhs p:roorrts, botsn oieie
Ranten Der 0iBe unG ser Turre
lpunosrbdyen Wioegitono. SonIt lpurs
oen 10 Uielfah Die Garmtr oe3rpungen.
ibr Njeb 81 p~trduBsrn. neil iin teint
Wei0e ooer 6ourage mebr BOT. TdQes
Gen ljeferten bic Ranten uno 81.
Rifle Ser pantheon psaruts iebr
o~anibores 5u.ter. iondb 81" getref.
fenocn es niht notig b0ttsu, ihr 0i.l
gu opfern. Ndatarn abmten 0os
9tiipiel mad, uno in Der I.bten Sat
ION pur0su 5000 4cres in 0islem
cine Gountp. iotpi: mob 20O0 4ttts
III elntm bsna6borttn nit iolhen
Gr0niiHen btpfIan;t.
Suiolae oeTen Q,ipduntn oieie Gfars
uer hds qrobe @sihdft ip,sMr. mel
DIES It friiber nit oem 0.rtduf BON
Shlpejnsn uno lrN.ytm 0ieb .rsi.It
hatttn. ohm, GAP ;hy, fir sic eioene
&triucu0uua beourft,r Wiehitono oars
inter Fit. Simmer m,br lucrosn Sic
'panlittu GrouETt ols Elm n@elo.
bri1Qer" %,rtann., dno poruuSIihtIih
miro in Ser uGh'en Salon Sic nit
linen btittl.; Ycoenildde iih un9t
fIbr %ptr0oppsln. Nuh 81. Ribe ot
otthcn defenders out BON o;eien GrN
%nii''en. 0ersn Gjnbejmltn - renn re
fir Sen oorIjtocnN,n ,3lped oi,ntu
'oi.en - Nr pieIaeplaQit 5arner Ih
iibeyNje4 "eripcrsu tam. Penn ey
.aun oos @itb aIs@ oire,t abfuci0:n
laFen.
Treit @flar}t boi lit 61feu Wab,
bic Fdbieteit, N|tnaen Gtiti.oif aus
Der 2@ii su iie.xu unS 0amit Sen
Soosn 81 osirutt>n.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

HaGmfarbtge WefIaline purbe fir
bas N~benotlei0 oes nd6Itsu 8ilots
(6is. . ~pertpanot, oe1en SaiQt nit
S6atttenI piBe, Die in breiten 8ebdns
gen iiber bic Sdulteru fGqt, oraz
pi.rt lit. 0isIe 9ebdnge iino our6
einen, quer iiber Die 8ruit geipann=
ten SpiBsnitreiIsn, Der ourh iurez
ItnbeieBte Gnopfe 9ebaIten miro, nit
chamber %perbunoen. Shtput3c
SumtoGnoer treu3en als 9rsteQe8 Sic
S6ultsrn, perIfninoen unter Dem
Spibsn Queritreifen uno trsten uns
tsrbutb Der Orapsrie bss Hode5 pies
Der gum 0orifein. 6ier tpsroen lie
hurd) cine breits Shlsifs psrsiniqt.
Die Tront ser Saine 1T our6 einen,
oben sstrduitlten Strstfen rapmturs
bi9sn NeBitctfs aus9efuut.
Bel 9iten. Die gu allen arten BON
aI.io.rn s,tragsn perOsn tonnen. 1T
eigentli6 nur Ole I6lpar5e 6arbe 5uz
ldhi9. bod tann man Den ouiter.n
Ginorud oieIer 6drbe, tpis BEL oem
i'm nd6Itsn Biloe (5i9. 3 psrans
idauIidt.n 9ut, b.lebsn burt in pers
lhi.osnen 5arb.n fhintrno. 1eoern,
ipelde osn poroeren S.il oes Suites
brapisrsn. 0isi, 0arni.rune 1T pers
bdltnismdBis biuie uno I.br oau.rs
bait.
Girfads murin.blau. Serge 1T ser
StofF o.s nGhit.n aleioes (5sig. a,
ods in pirtungspoutr WeiIe nit
Saffst uno ihpar3.m Ntlds aarnie-t
iii. 0i. 9Iuis lit oopp.Ibriiitis. nit
,in.m 3raaen aug fdipars.n ItI1s,
bsHen Gnoen ourh Elm QusrItiid aus
Spite psrbunosr fino. ll.ber b.io.
SduIttrn fallen iua,ipiBts Str.if.n.
Die CUR 6Glite aus Der peiben S.ioe,
CUR !6Glft, aus ihpars.m 4tIas t.s
itshen, 4.hnIid, 9.r3isrune.n iino
Guf Sen Entertainment au9.brdht.
Iud t.r auf Der Itntsn Ssitt hefinos
Ijhe ShIuB oss Rodss 1T bur6
eirsn ioIhsn 0oppeIitrsif.u mdrti.rt,
Ser oss reitsrsn nit elmer Rtibe bon
3n0pi,n bei,st III.
Sm rdhIten Billie (6ia. 81 i,h,n
mir Gin 4~benotIeio fir iunas NAB
den, ans ouftiaern. ntibsm Ti1 a.s
ftrtiot. llsbsr bic SduIttrn fdtt elm
faltiaes fihu. eiraefdbt nit ihutds
Ter Riite aug ro~iafarbjosm Seioens
Mtuslin. GterioId,t Rilh,u finSen
iit an rem b1u'tissn I,rinelH uno
ouf hsn orsi 9o!ants ces Rodss, ser
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all.

Cine 3peite SduBporridtung 1T
Der ipanifhe 8ragen. Mon oerfertigt
lif aus trumm 9spdh'snem 6ol3 5fpsi
opale Rabmsn. Wtnn mar tein
trummss 0oI5 cot, tam nan Iid)
aud nit Der GhpeiiiGge sic Gtide
uusidnsioen. bod lit swrIteres Ser bel
Ieren 0dItbdrteit negen Uor3u3i.bsn.
Disie beioen Rabmen iino Dem 0alIe
an3upd1en, alio Der cine, Der nab
porn tommt, etpns %tlsiney. uno auf
isNer Seite ourf) 3ipei Std6e gu Der
binosn, .pie obenItebenoe 46bilounQ
3etgt. Die 2dnge oieler St1be muB
'if mad Der 0dnae oes 6alles rid
ten, 0enn Ole beiosn Ra6men miiiIen
~lotpeit au5sinanosrQtbllten nsroen.
oaB Die Rub oen 0dl5 ui6t turs bic
gen fam; Der 9dn5e Gra9en ourf oIio
ntdt 81 tur8 iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

3oq.n usroen. Golht Ts~l6ffqs3od.s
ren Soatbo6nsn fno in Sen m,iitsn
'5GGen BEN bon dusrOdrts befdafftsE
oor3u7isben.
Griihsr purSe our g%etdmpfun1
Der S6oienflede oas 9,Tpriit.n nit
gorosnaiier 9rii6e (goro.dur Mirs
ture) o6sr dn0ersn pil3totenoen Wiite
teln ,~mpfo6len. un6 oies mag aud
qsniiqen. nenn ss Tebr qrirolih uno
III tur3en 3pif6snrdumeu btforst
miro. 9o6 lift Ole getimpfuHa
iIdsr cine nett pirtiamere, psnn
man folotuoe GmpfeblunQen bsobs
uG.et. Wan pFtau3. nur bottom.
men g,iunos Sdatbobnen aus; man
blsibe ben pffdn3sn fern. psnn lie
Fsudt finb; man .utferns un6 ptys
bs.nne a1s frurfen gftnnJsn. fobaIo
man lie sntoedt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28

dn.hr0'r 0ie : Tletcn GEr GterAel ma
@!dttern tur3 por Dc. gIute.
So6ren betlnuts 9rantbeit miro
pobl fdlIdli6 dl5 Roit ooer Jdule
b.ei6net, oa absr 0teIe beiosn mel
items our6 gottsrien peruriott
peroen, 10 1T Der fir jene .benfalts
7.6rauhte Ndme S6ot,nFlete ooer
%antbratnois Der an beiten 5utreI=
itn0e.
Gdmtlih. Tell. Der gobnsnpFlun3c
nit Qusnahme Der Wur5sIu Iino DEN
GnQriffen oes GhmaroBerpil3es aus
leiebt. 3ds qetp6bnli4ite 4n3sihsu
fit oas 8orbanosniein BON aronts
5sit jeoo6 Iino braune oOer idparje
.inQeiuntene SteQtn duf Den Stens
leln, 8ldttern uno SG)ottn. Sic
rfheintn mdnfmal Ibon auf Den
.riten Sodtbidttern, bdlo nddosm
Die junQe Bilnu3e aus Der Groe qss
tomuen lit. Muf oeu dIttren Yfldrs
gen tpsroer bauptid6iih Ole qr0tss
rem 9tattd0ern ongegriffen. uno 3ds
9lutt miro eutipe0sy Qdn3lid 5sr''ort.
ooer oo6 erbs6lih beihdoio. (Iiebs
/. Q~6bil0unQ). Bon Sen Stenosiu
uno glGtteru oerbreitst Iih Der pit3
mad sen Sdotsu. Die Oaourh I'M
anie6nIih peroen un0 Iif 0ober uuf
Dem Mlartt i6ledt ~pertduFsn taTsn
(iiehe 4bbitourg p.
DDS 9orbunoeuiein oes pil,e8
miro oft crit bcmsrtt, penn sr ijt
luf ben iungen Sdotsu 5ei9t. Gr
ruff ouf oenIetben tl.ine brduue ootr
loItGbn.iAs 5Ieden beroor. Die an
mGhlih qr0ber unO ountIer tperosr.
bis tie fat qan3 idrpdr3 Iino. Su
Der Ulitts Der etnQeluntensn Ste1en.
eie ourd ods 9.rtrodnen Der 3eG.n-
aeipebe entiteben. bemertt MAJ bduftg
r~oiaFarbiqe pinfidsn. IS f'no DIES
Wuifen BON Gporen. pette oie
arantheit BON elmer pfldn3e uuf Die
anoere perbreiten. Der pit3 ndflt,
inosm sr feline Idoheu in Die 13elrn
Der Vftnn3e per'entt, uno nteIe 7Fdos
hen srrsihen njft ielten Die 8pbnen
in otn Shotsn. Weroen iolhe Bob
nen nun niht poaig 3eritort, 10 tpsrs
cen iie. ipenn qetrodnet, CUR ltriahe
ser 8erbrsituna Der &rant6eit bon
elmer Grnte Aur dnoerr. uno bil6en
6a5 sigtnttidt Winterquartier pes
pil3e8.
3rante 9obnen trtennt mar Itiht
an Der qel6lihen ffGrbunQ ser 6aut.
ro3u niht Ielten noh Elm run3litles
4usIeben tommt. Wenn cine iolhe
9obnt Qepflan3t miro. 70 nimnt 0et
Qil3 isin 08ad1stum pieoer auf uno
ipiro uIsbolo oie iunls 8eimpflanse
Gugreifen. 0ssbdIb Io1ten Dor Ser
4dslddt ale ioIde Sdatbobnen bon
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ltutcrcrnG fDrnng III Gnglnno.

Gin per0ifent.iG 9,r,d)t iiber
Die Notwithstanding Der eneIi=
I6en ShuIiugsno entb1tt 9atIuten.
Die cine srnit: 8tfabr fir Gnalano
6eoeutsn. Der Gsrl6t bssie6t iiG)
luf ous Sabr -91f Yeri6te iinqeren
Oatums Iiegsn nod ntt,t opr. SIM
merlin t0nneu i'd Die GerbGltniile
fpdaren0 oes Sc9-cs 1912 ni6t me
T'ntlid 0tdnosrt bdbsu. Nus Dem
8eriht Dr.. R,tpmdns gent berpor,
odB Der Vro3e ttiaB ppn &inoern, Die
an lIntsrernlbrun9 leiosn. be%ionoer8
in Snouitris9ee:uOsn cine 5,unruhty
1eRoe 6obt erreiht bat. Sn 13
@raffhaften uno in 16 it1ojtihen
Diitritten CAB IS BLOB elmer .in3i9en
Diftritt. in Dem Der prosentidB Der
gut 9.ndbrtsn Stultinb.r Die 3obl
45 .rrsihts. Sn brighten b:true be-
pros.ntIae Der Gatsendhrt.n Al. Sn
gladburn b.trug Der Qros.ntiaB Ser
8utgtndtrten nut SIS, in Gait Ri
Ding 81. in 9Iout.It,rfbire 80 uuo
in W2iooIsfsr nur 3.S. Sn anosren
Worten; in 9tadburn lsto:n ooIle 81
Prosent Der Sduliuqeno an unterer=
ndbrunG. Sn Ser itdotiIhsu 9rafs
ihaft MiobIsisr. bis po1 ben Sen Qonz
oon:r @nrortsn it. errs;tt Ser BRO
'sntfaB Der llutersrninrtsn foa1r oie
3ahl 96! W}etr dis Sc Gdlfts Ser
eudIiiten Shuliuaeno. Sic oas Nens
ihsnmdtsrial fir oje 9urger unN Qr=
better ser 3uturft biIoet. Ieio.t an
otn Wlnasl hinr'ittnoee Iahruud
Td$ brinet Waassi an 2ebtustrdft.
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Dir Hnne.

Die eriten, msiIt nod 3i.mlih a1t-.
trlebensn Wooele Der TrubjabrsmOoe
p'le9en lid an Der R oierd gu 3.ieen.
uno psnn aud oisis GruhIingstinoer
Der ufooe Oft ebenio RAID pcm
S9aupldb berf6pinoen, ME lie fds
lHsn, 10 finoen bod man6e raid
Aufnobme uno 9srbr.itung. Gs lit
odber Dcal aneebraht. iber oisf.
Gritiingstinosr Der 5ruhjabrsmoc.,
ME ie an Der 3ipisra our Sfau
trsten, einige Worte gu iaeen. Sn
otsiem Sabre maiden Dor alien pie
tombiniertsn SudentoItums Don fih
r.oen cine Woce, bic 3fpur i6on
in Der pergunqsn.n SuiiOn oufq.-
tGuft, ober bis6er ni9t our9ssoruuz
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futtert. Die rauben Sioffe Iino ned
INNER glti6 bsliebt; man brinst
lsi9te 8siours De ldine, ferner neue
S6leifsnftoffe, Die marin ausIe6en,
jebo6 fpunocrbur Iei6t uno anssneEm
i'm 9ragen fino.
Gin brapisrtss Strabsntleio aug
li!afarbigem 8eIoetin lift i'm eriien
Bible Gig. y 0drgeiteut. Die 9ain,,
pelds nit ben engen Qsrmeln aas
sinem Stuf geihnitten iit. bat cine
i9mdle Wsits aus sigsnfarbiaem
Woir,e, befebt nit oreifaden Strtis
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Ghotcni.cde ouf BEN Sruttihotcu.
unuaturlit,r fdrbuuQ uno pertrum
pelttm Meubereu ouSatmerst rero,r.
Sin nod beTerts GorbtuQunasmitttl
ge9eu Ole 3raniheit III Sic Muspdbl
Der Sdotbobntn. ~ioldnoe f, id mob
in Den Shotsu bsfino,n. Wenn ft
ttine SIedeu nuf oeu S6ot.n ,eiotr.
10 Tam man nit si,mlidty Slider
b,it a%nn,bmtn. hub 81, 7fruht pils
frei 1T. Ods Soatf.lo foute ob.r
audi njht in 81 GROCER NGhe elmer
ou0sren 8ohntnpfIar3unQ lieutr.
neil bon oisitr ltitt 81, Sporsn oes
piIs,S berdb.rq,tru1.n trtyo,n ION.
nen. Dies Qeidi,ht. sunol bic Spa
ZEN. tpenn mas, itbr tl,briQ fno.
Nurh hje 0droe uno 4ltiocr oosr
ourb @erdte. TtSbdIb io1ten gob
men niemaIs. 'ptnn it pen Rtoen
coec Snu b,itutttt Iinn. tuItipitrt
coer auF1.bunNtr tpsrocn. 0icie
@criihtsmaBrtotln IuTtn i'd pieIs
lejht njht Gui einem aycbeu GftIoe
l,ndu ouydiubrtn, ippbI absr alf
,insm tItintn Stiit 0aro. 1uf rel.
dem ousiaIieBIia Gaatbubneu s.s
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Sn aoaigsbsr9 lit etn.
8rur0trsoitbdnt our6 9eruntrsuunz
gen hires etpd 3 Sobre Be: itr tdtig
9sp,ienen &aifsrers ur1 groturis
ten I'm un3cfGpr $1,000 81. eeIhds
ot9t ircroen. Der Wann Fat 0ertz
pdptsre bel 90ni4sbera,r gartinititus
zen nerpfG1ott unt nit bern Grl0ie
Observation-Disclosures betritben.
Ter 9dusfes cu5rangz
N In 0os'it' b;i Tspiigs Cd Gu1u Bat
l!-e gf.t-tr erlcGsa. Torn
7e1leBie & itine t;;o:n q scr unA
lsint SfpsFs- bdrl I.Terftid,
I9rosr. Ter untolc iDur6s r:tha5tet
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unter einem OErtel aus IoIa=It!as
setrGuielt lit.
0us leBte Bills (5i9. g. fti33i.rt
sinen Sadsn : Nn5ug aus blousm
CORDUROY i'm nGut= Nrpan"sS Still, nit
breiten Repers aus geitreifter Ssioe
in beoeutenb heQerer Shattierunq.
Die 3iemIi6 eng onihlieBenosn DER
mel bdben breite Gufihld9e aus Der
Qeitrsiften Ssioe, b~er3iert nit &n0pz
len. NuF Sem Rod lit bic S.ioe pors
teiIhaFt psripanot fir Sen or.icti9.n
8eIar Ser Sunita fopis fir oas linz
terdendu0