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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-16
THE VoTINo MACHINE pEA

THE VOTING MACHINE DEAL
H. w. Barr, sales agent of the En-
pire Voting Machine Co., the man
who did all the talking about Swing
ing the voting machine DEAL" evil
IDENTIFY doesn't care to come up before
the Butts legislative committee and
tell what he knows.
Attorney Willard McEwen, repre-
senting Judge Owens, told the COM
mittee yesterday that Barr was in
Florida and that he didn't think he
could get here. .:
Strenuous efforts will be made to
get Picker, Arrison and Gray, the
Ottumwa men who aided Barr land
the big contract, to come here and
testify.
Sensations are expected Tuesday
when Edward E. Marriott, Hearst en-
ploye, is given a chance to explain his
affidavit which hit jim Kelley, of the
Tribune. The Duke statement will
also be taken up.
Election Commissioner Anthony
Czarnech will resume the stand to-
day.
The record., 1913-01-30
dies FROM SHOT
Fight Ends in Killing OF william Wig
gins at Midland.

Midland, the mining camp on he
Kentucky Midland railroad, furnish
ed sensation Sunday, when Will
lam Virgins was shot by Bud Den
nlson, who used pistol, the ball
penetrating the bowels, and causing
the death of Virgins Tuesday night.
After the shooting Dennison made
his escape, but officers got on his
trail, and he was apprehended and
lodged in Jail here Tuesday after
noon. From reports the men be-
came engaged in a row by Virgins
interfering in difficulty between
Guy Dennison, Buds brother, and
a boy, Fred Stanley, whom Denni-
son,had struck. When Virgins pro-
tested against the action, Bud drew
his pistol and fired. From all ac-
counts Dennison is in serious trod-
ble, and is being held for mur-
der. Virgins was well known
man, and had the reputation OF be-
ing a quiet, orderly citizen.
The record., 1913-01-30
KILLED BY KNIFE
Leslie Iiclisley Fatally Stabbed by
John Heath. at DrakeSbOro.

Muhlenberg's murder list was
!eng;hcned by a fight between young
men at Drakesboro last Friday
night, when John Heath and Leslie
!Icl,slcy became involved over a
bottle of whisky boueh, by Heath,
but was being passed around in a
crowd of boys by llel,sley, it is
said. THIS was objected To by
Heath, and he and IIeltslcy engaged
in fight, in which il is claimed
several of Heltsley's friends inter-
fered, and Heath was knocked down
several times. AS he arose he con
iinued to fight with Heltsley, and
plunged a knife in the boy, penetra-
ting the lung, which caused death
later. Heath was arrested and
lodged IN Jal', and the examining
trial was set for yesterday after
noon. He has lived at Drakesboro
only ShCrt while, and little is
known of him. but he has hereto
fore been in no trouble. Heltsley y
is a native, and is widely connected,
and has borne an excellent reputa-
iion The affair has caused the
deepest regret.
The record., 1913-01-30
Enlarging and Improving.

The Muhlenberg County Savings
Bank has added to its holdings by
purchasing the room formerly occu-
pied by the post office This added
space, in connection with the pres.
ent banking section, will be thor
oughly overhauled and re arranged,
giving needed additional space for
the bank and providing two Offices
for rent. The growing business OF
the bank has made necessary this
enlargement, of quarters, and when
flashed there will BE- added TO the
appearance, also.
The record., 1913-01-30
PeHsiens Paid Under New Law.

Next Tuesday will be pension
day, when the first payments will be
made under the new ruling, checks
being delivered to the pensioner by
the postmasters on display of ccrtif-
icate the execution of vouchers be-
ing discarded. This will be quick
er and much more convenient, and
will remove from the mails the
handling of millions of pieces OF
mail each year, as it formerly re-
quired the exchange of letters in for
wardiug and returning the vouchers
and forwarding the checks.
The record., 1913-01-30
POWDERLY.

Miss Rickie Wester returned to
her home near Huntsville Sunday,
after visit to her sister, Mrs. Ha-
eel Smith.
Mrs. Tom Heltsley is spending
the week with friends and relatives
at Central City.
Miss Victoria Clemmons spent
Sunday night with Miss Amy Lon
gest.
Miss Lorene Collev, one of the
teachers here, was at home near
Green's Chapel Saturday and Sun
day.
Prof. Allie S. Gaines attended the
Dexter Clemmons wedding las,
Wednesday evening.
The record., 1913-01-30

Mr.. J. K. Fleming, of the L. )
Bureau of Mines, will be here one
night the first of the week and will
deliver lecture on mine rescue and
other mine work, to be eldborately
illustrated by moving pictures and
photographs. Admission will be
free, and everyone is urged to at
tend. The exact date will be an
nounced as soon as ascertiinCd, and
it is hoped the court house will be
packed.
The record., 1913-01-30

Mr.. a. +. Ewing, of the State
Agricultural College, Lexington,
was here the first of the week, max
ing arrangements for active opera
tions on the experiment farm re-
Gently provided by the county and
private subscription jointly. lie
will spend considerable time here
during the crop season, and will be
subject To call over the county, to
give suggestions as to suitable crops
and proper cultivation.
The record., 1913-01-30
CO!Ored Boy Seriously Cut

Rich Lucas and Virgil Martin,
two well known colored persons,
engaged in difficulty last Saturday
night at the corner of Main street
and Church alley, and Lucas cut
Martin in the face, the wound be
ing rather serious, and extending
from the ear To the mouth lying the
il~sh open TO the bone. Lucas was
lodged in jail.
The record., 1913-01-30
School Teachers Wed.

Miss Pearl Goodall, of this couu-
ty, and Prof. Robert lennon loiner
of Lafayette, were united IN marri,
age at Hopkinsville last Wednesday
Miss Goudall is well known IN this
county, where for some years she
has taught schools at various points,
and The groom is well known in ell
ucauonal circles of his county, aud
is a prominent farmer. Both have
many friends who join in best wish
es for long and happy lives.
The record., 1913-01-30
Col. Trigg Dies.

II. {. Trigg, of Glasgow, died
suddenly of heart trouble at Kiss.
immee, Fla, last Sunday night. He
had recently gone there for his
health. The body was brought
back to his home for interment.
There were few better known or
more popular men in Kentucky than
Col. Trigg, who was a prominent
banker and financier interested in
many lines.
The record., 1913-01-30
Rural Schools Close.

Many of the schools of the rural
sections are now closed, and large
per cent, OF the teachers have gone
to Bowling Green, where they are
taking work In the State Normal. 1t
is estimated that at least 10 per
cent. of the teachers of the
county will attend this school
this spring, and shows the progress
i've people we have in charge of our
schools.
The record., 1913-01-30

Harry Lauder, the world rcnown-
ed Scotch comedian, will be in
Louisville At the Shuber, Masonic on
February -. y considerable mum
Der of his admirers here are arrang
ing 10 hear him. as this Will be the
last opportunity, Lauder being on a
world tour before his retirement.
The record., 1913-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Elkins, of
Pisgah, have the sympathy of friends
in the loss of their nine day old
boy, William Franklin, who died
last Sunday; interment was in Old
Liberty graveyard Monday after
noon.
The record., 1913-01-30
To The Public.

We desire 10 announce to the
public that our new mill is now in
full operation, and We will at all
times have on hand the very finest
qua.l;v of our, meal and feed.
W are very nxious to do custom
grinding for our friends, and can
give them the very best flour and
wheat that is to be had anywhere, in
exchange for. their corn and wheat.
HOME MILLING Co. (Inc)
The record., 1913-01-30
Boy Shot, Not Seriously.

At Moorman last Sunday Wood
ward Woodson and Sophie Nall, a
colored man and woman, hot Boone
Geary a young white man. A shol
gun was used, but on account of the
distance the boy received slight
wounds. The parties who did the
shooting were arrested and brough,
here.
The record., 1913-01-30

People who like to dwell on such
things are dolefully predicting that
we are yet to have our usual supply
of winter weather, and that there
fore it will be coming along when
spring should be gladdening US.
The record., 1913-01-30
Seventh Grade Honor Roll.

Following is list of pupils of the
seventh grade on the honor roll for
the month ending annary -:
Chester Curd, Estell Dukes, Lewis
Frazier, Thelbert Greer, Glenn Har-
olson, Willard Kirkpatrlck, Homer
Moore, Curtis Petty, Dewey Poole,
Katie Belle Duncan, Nellie Driskill.
Elizabeth Newman, Grace Slsk,
Bessie Vincent, Goldie Singer, Gen
eva Tate.
LOIS COLLINS WILLIAMS, Teacher.
The record., 1913-01-30

Miss Lucille kirkpatrick left the
first of the week for California,
where she will visit relatives and
visit many points OF interest in the
west and along the coast. She will
be gone several weeks.
The record., 1913-01-30

The ladies aid society of the
Christian Church, at Powderly, So
llcit orders for carpet weaving,
plain and fancy sewing, baking,
etc., which will be done reasonably,
the funds being thus collected to be
used in church extension work.
The record., 1913-01-30

Circuit court adjourned last Sat
urday afternoon, having cleared the
docket of all cases that were ready
for trial. The session was busy
one, and much work was done.
The record., 1913-01-30
To The Public.

There will be an election held at
the store of L. T.. Baird, on Friday,
February II, for the selection of a
board of trustees for Evergreen Gem.
etery. All lot owners who have
paid for their lots are entitled to
vote and hold office.
oHN CooMBs,
Pres. of Board.
The record., 1913-01-30
Closing Exercise DspOy SchOOI.

There were public closing cxer-
cises of Depoy school held at Oak
Grove church Tuesday night, and
the building was packed to its fullest
capacity. The program was varied,
and every number was pleasing,
showing the excellent training of
the teacher, Miss Annie Gibbs, who
has done most excellent work, and
has been gratilied at the splendid
progress made by the pupils.
The record., 1913-01-30

Notwithstanding the contentious
against whooping cough, chicken
pox, measles, smallpox and the
like, reports from the county school
teachers show the largest attendance
in the history of the county.
The record., 1913-01-30

Last Sunday was the warmest an
uary 90 ever known in New York
City, and thousands of people went
to the seashore, where hundreds
were surf bathing and enjoying sum-
mer features.
The record., 1913-01-30

Clearance sales of winter clothing
have been more general this year
and more genuine, than ever known
before, as sales have been extraor-
dinarily light on these goods.
The record., 1913-01-30
Notice To File Claims.

All persons having claims against
the estate of of VIM. NJ Fades, de.
ceased, are hereby notified to pre-.
sent same, properly proven to me
for adjustment. This, January IS,
1918. st.
n. ADKINS, Admr.
The record., 1913-01-30

Water in the Ohio and Mississ
ippi rivers is now about at a stand,
while in the smaller tributaries it is
gradually falling.
The record., 1913-01-30

The man who was opposed to
spending money for road repairs last
summer is now an enthusiast in the
movement. and wants to vote a
heavy for this purpose.
The record., 1913-01-30

Buy a bottle of NNAI.S cough
syrup at Countzler's Drug Store and
if not satisfactory, pull the string
aad the money comes back.
The record., 1913-01-30
Big Stock Of Alarm Clocks.

oeat.lef has stIclfe d an inn
m,nsc ..o1A Of alarm clocks, in
cluding an S-day clock, something
new and very good. Call and look
them over, and a selection will like
ly follow Prices 9Sc. to S., 20.
The record., 1913-01-30

Uncle Azel Terry is not Improv
ing, but is holding his own very
well considering his age,
The record., 1913-01-30

People who work in the mines
should be at the court house to hear
the U. S. government expert lecture
the first of the week.
The record., 1913-01-30

Messrs. W. ]. Cox and W. !. Jr.,
were here from Madisonville the
latter part of the week on a short
visit to relatives.
The record., 1913-01-30

Watches aid Jswclry repaired at
Coun'llcr's Drug Store. Sitisfac-
ton gnrantecd or money refunded.
The record., 1913-01-30

Our number of visitors has been
preceptibly lessened this week, as
We have no court crowds.
The record., 1913-01-30

Mrs. George Lowell continues to
improve slowly, is resting much bet
ter and gaining In strength.
The record., 1913-01-30
House and Land for Rent.

\ ! room house. with acres oi
land, adjoining town, for rent
Apply To this office.
The record., 1913-01-30

Mrs. J. NJ. Williams, of Daniel
Boone, spent Sunday here with Mr..
and Mrs. III. c. Lewis.
The record., 1913-01-30

Be at the court house to hear the
lecture next week on mine rescue
work.
The record., 1913-01-30

Grace Hayes, wife of Clyde Hay
es, of Depoy, attempted suicide last
Sunday night by drinking tnrper
'inc. bC. ar act was discovered 3.
uac and prompt action she va
soon out of danger.
The record., 1913-01-30

There has been a wave of crime
over the county the past week that
is almost unprecedented. Shootings,
cuttings, fights and disorders have
been numerous and widespread, and
have caused much comment
The record., 1913-01-30

Mrs. L. \. Belcher, who has been
i'll for two weeks is improving, and
will soon be out, it is hoped,
The record., 1913-01-30
County School Pupils Graduate.

Superintendent Shaver h'd large
number of pupils fiCm schools over
the county VIA aIm last >l.urday,
when IS of them who had completed
the common schools presented them
selves for examination and granting
of the diploma, which will adm,
to the high schools. OF the num-
Der a were white 4 colored.
The record., 1913-01-30

Best one ever male-ihe Kirsch
curtain rods; Roark has a large
line.
The record., 1913-01-30

dT. g. +. Countzler was in + oI
kInsville a day or two this week.
The record., 1913-01-30

"Bob White Is without doubt the
best flour on earth.
The record., 1913-01-30

Carpenters are almost as busy as
summertime rushing.
The record., 1913-01-30

eD Baby buggies at Roarks.
The record., 1913-01-30

Alarm clocks at Countzler's.
The record., 1913-01-30

When you get uQnail" meal you
get the best that is TO be had.
The record., 1913-01-30

Victors and Records at Roark's.
The record., 1913-01-30
2ocAMeMtioM.

1t appears that billiards will be
our next fad.
The record., 1913-01-30
Money With a String Tied TO II

soon out of danger.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
Ga0lOOller s 10.
h
SSitnfnmO6luau5l9 : err
Ipmem Derbranat.
Scner in rincm gDitpnsr Sotel.

9citpn, maH., 8. 9es. gei einsm
sSeuer, Das beute Die pbsrtn Siods
nerfe Oes i'm Iiioii1sn Staotteil sele.
aenen 9trcaoid 5otels seritDrte, fans
aen fiinFnn03ndnsig perirnsn sinen
qualpollen Sob, Mehr os sipan3ia
batten I6ipere gsrIebuagsn Odppn ses
gen uno mubtsn nad 9oiptdlsrn ges
brddt meroen. Die 2eiAgn ocr llms
2f.ommenen fparen 10 fur1t6ar psrs
brannt, 0aB eine agaossisrnna in
oen meiiten ssGLlen unnl6glicb. Die
81fte 0es Sntels, Ous sur &laiTe Der
bi[ligen &otbdufer seb0rts, rarsn
meiitens 3eute aug BEN nieoriaiten
9laiTen. Mus Der SdtIohe, ,baB beinabe
ale 2ei9en BON 9pfern Der &ataz
1tropbe, Die bis iebt gefnanen iino,
fuit madt paren. ichlieBt man, oaB Iie
BON Dem 5euer iiberraIft tpuroen,
ais lie no9 in tiefem Sdldfe Iagen.
Ser an Dem 8ebduoe unS an m6s
bsIn aneeridtete 5haben ipirb auf
h69itens $4,000 peranTtast.
0as Q(rcaoia Sptel lit an Der gde
BON 0afbington uno 9acpnia Strabe
selegen uno lit Elm fiinfitDdiges 3ies
aelgebdu0e, oehen oret oberite Stod>
psrte fir 9otel5pede benubt puroen,
nGbrenO fi6 in oen untersn Stodpers
fen nur 2doen befanben. 9ds 6euer
I4eint nod ben bis ieBt anwlteaten
lInterTunungen in einem fIeinen in
Der g2dbe Der Iei9te $opl3tttppe oes
erIten Stodperts gelegenen .3inlmer
entI.anOen gu fein unO lid1 BON bort
Iebr f9nell mad Den o6eren Stpds
tocrren bin ausge6reitet Sil bdben. Oils
Die 6sueripebr an Der 8raaoit1tte
erf9ien, i9lugen bic 6lanfnsH bereits
aug Ser sSenitern bes sierten uno
fiinften Stodipertes berdus. Diebr
aIs bunosrt 9erfpnen batten lid in
Dem erlten S1red uuf 0as Dad oes
9e6Gu0es geflii1iet nno fd)fieen bort
nm 6ilfe. Sbnobl ibnen Doa unten
6e'ouf Die @erii4erung aeeeben ipurs
y. oaB ibnen Silfe gebrobt lperoen
lperDc.' fprangen bod Sipe. MdnEsr
ocT 9ie StraBe uuO nurOen auf Der
G5telle get0tet. 9lnosre eilten our6
3!ommcn un0 3au9 na6 Dem flint
tsn Gtodipert 5urid uno frdnben
0rrt lbreH SOB. g2d9 ben glngdben
Der 9tdmten oss 6otels befdnoen fi9
5tl- 3eit oes 2tusbru9s oes 5euers
Mat pentger ais 178 Gdfe in Dem
&ogieg4altfe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
SIT sluetter Seiung.
gerldugernma Ses@eIebes iiber oentidl.
etgliiaIe 0anoelsbesiebnRaen

Berlin, 8. Deg. SIN gaei9sioa poi.
iierte geitern bic 9orlage betreFfs
9erIdngerung bes @efebes iiber 0ds
oeutid sngIifde SonoslsprobiTo-
rum, ipeldes am 81. DECEMBER 1913
abIduft, Die 3tpeite 2eIuna.
Die NtaBre9eI. ipeIcbs duf ben ents
Idieoenen 8ioerIpru9 Der 3onierpas
tiben itieB, bic nit Den gegenpGrtigen
9anbeIsbe3iebun9en 3piI6en 9eutI9s
lanO un0 Ganooa unsufrieoen iino,
ipuroe bon GtoatsietretGr oes sSnnern
Or. 9elbriG marnl berteiOigt. Die
iibrigen parteien tratsn bann audi
oafiir Elm.
Rcd Der 9iinoigung bes 0eutf6s
en9Iifden 6anbeIS7srtroas our6 sic
cngliIde Ge9ierung i'm Sabre 1897
iino Die Oeutl4eu 6anoelsbe5iebungen
nit Gngloro ni6t mebr pertradlid
geregelt por0en. OeutI6Iano lit bar
nm ge3ipun9en, ben neutTc6 en9lis
Iaea 9an0el bur9 ein GieTeb su res
9etn, tpcIde3 ale siuei Sabre erneuert
,peroen mub.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
Gc9cn Sciterrei6.
ScreinGarnngcn, bic pDr gnls
fanfrics actrOffcn luarOen.
9inRlanb ais SfadcuSsder.

Mieu. 3. Deg. Dir 8er6ffentIi6ung
BON Gntbiaungen iiter Die 9lbmas
G)ungen RuBlnnos rnb ser galtanz
Qdnner bor bem &riege 9eqen oie
Siirtei iptrb fortgeieBt unb ruff ans
Oauerno inteniipe Qufregunq berpor.
9enn es ergibt Ii1 CUR Gbioen5, oaB
alle StpiI9en ben aontrobsnten getrof4
fenen @ereinbarungen Fait onsnabms>
los 9e9en SeiterreiA llngarn se=
ri4tet eetpeIen iinO.
Die Nbmohuneen beItimmten oes
ndu Die Qn3dbl ber Sruppen, pel6e
Die ein3elnen Staoten ins 5elo gu
iteQen bdtten. 2tuh mar Der 3eits
punt beitimntt, an ipelhem Die tries
gerii@en Sperationen tbren 9tnfang
gu nebmen batten.
Rublano mar nd9 Sem Sn6dlt ser
Der SefFentIidfeit preisoegebenen Do
tumente perpfIi6tet. 9riegsmatarial
unO aae erbdItbnren oSSnformotionen
iiber Seiterrei9 llngarns MdBnabz
men su liefsrn. 9tnberbem folte ibm
oie 9lufqdbe pbliegsn, bic gaItanIdns
Der bdour6 su unteritiiben. ooB es
thnen i'm arie0sFaQ SEN RiidenI9ub
gegen bic 3iirtei uno 8umdnien gas
rantiere.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
ejilnItige sSinan5Iage.
@OraniaIage Ses Smnoesihat'
amtsicfretdrs McSlSpO.
GiuHabmeH aus peridJieSeneH GHellen.

0aT6inaton 81 De8. g1a6 benz
5abresbeciht ass 9unpes S9abz
omtSIetretdrs 91c9lopo lperoen Die
@innabmen nit 9lusnobme Der oes
9oitamts $728.000,000, pber nur
100000 penioer fein. als bic
@oranIdlGge fir bos Sobr 1914.
Die Giuno4men perbsn in Der TOls
9enben Weile perteilt: 36le $249,s
100000, 9elp6bnIi6e SnlanbFeuern
$315,000,000, GintommenIteuer
$105, 100000, BON nelher Summe
$40, 100000 auf &orporutionen ents
fallen, Der moere Seil Der Summe
ouf Snoibiouen. 0urh ben Der
tauf 6fFentIi6er 9dnoereien ernartet
er $3,000,000 unb aus perfdjiebes
nen anoeren 9uelten SOC, 6,000,O 600 ein=
Sunebmen. Wc2topo iit oer9lnii5t, bob
bic gem6bnIi6sn Ginnobmeu fir
1915 bic gluseabsn iiberIteigen tpers
ben, 10 baB aus Dem aloemeinen
6onbs bes 8unoes 6hubamtes
npd5 $26.000.000 fir ben 9anamaz
tonal be3o6lt tperoen t0nuen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
8c9ieTnmgsj sjilbildnm.
Seltcner Gbrcutag bes srciieu
aaiicrS s5ran5 SOiepb.
SIrtifeG Der ,,9lOrOO. glagcmciaeu."

Berlin, 8. 9e3. Die rRor0beut.
5Ge Nlsemeine 3situr9" begriiBtc in
einem offi5ieqen 2lrtitel Sen geitrigen
Sag Der nunme6r fiinFunbIst3igiGbs
rigen Oduer ber Regierung bss Sai.
Iers Jran3 Soiep6.
9as Regierungs Orgnn niOmete
ren Ssrridber Der perbiinoeten Oops
pelmpnarnie einen 3ribut b69fter
anertennung uno erinnerte babel an
Ole 9uIotgung por fiinf Sdbren. ais
Der 9eutFdle GaiTer an Der GpiBe
Der beutIden 8unGe8fiirften mad
Bien getommen ipor, I'm anldBItd
Oes feh3igidbrigen Electromagnetic
ldnms 5u 1rotuliersu.
5rdn3 SSoiepb lpnrbe am /. De-
5emher 1848 i'm 6oFoger gu OlmiiB
fir boIidbrig ertldrt uno trat am
nd9iten Sage, nod, Ger @b6antung
ieines Sbeims 6srotnanh /. un0 Der
8erSi9tIeiftung ieines 8dters, oes
Gr5ber5pgs 6ran5 aarl, Die Regies
runQ an.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07
9ldwbcr Oinsfeft.
8:raabten in Selmeuborit einen Sai.
ieHbpten Oer c{uteipiunerei,

Berlin, 8. De3, Die Orei Hduber,
tpeIGe Dor etli9sn 3dgen, tpie ges
meIoet, gu DeImenborIt i'm @rpBbsrs
3ogtum Gloenburg bic beioen 8oIens
boten ber oOrti9en s5uteIpinnerei, bic
nit Der 8ont 3urudtsbrten, iiberfdls
len batten, iinb bersits in 5oft ges
nomnen npr0en. 0ie 9oIi3ei bate
unberpeitt einsn umfaIIenben 2(ppas
rat in 8epegung geTeBt, nm Der Bur
{c5ea bdbbaft 3u perosn, Die ni9t
nur cine 2oI1e nit reuntauIeno
Start rau6ten, ionbern aud einsn auf
bic 6iIferufe herbeieilenoen Ra9ts
mG6ier erfbo1en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-12-07

i'm aii5lbauie bIeiben, aalbfleii9
aber nur 5inei Wonate. 0ammels
fleif9, Milbpret. gier unb Butter
brei Monote uno sSif9e 5ipei Wioz
nate. Inter eeipiiTen 8eitimmungen
biirfen Gier flint Monote lang aufs
beipabrt bleiben. nber iie miifen bann
aIs minoertpertig ooer nIs pieconbs"
getennseidnet unb perfauft iperben.
Sebes 3pIp 6leif6 pbsr anberer
gtabrungsitoff muB beim @intreffen
ms &iibIbous nit einem 3ettel pers
ieGen ipernen, auf ipei9em fic6 bas
Datum Der Probuttion unb Der Mbs
IieFerung on bos 9iiblbaus befinoen
muB. sDirb beim 9erfouF bas
Splo geteilt. 70 muB jeoer Sell Die
borgeIdriebenen Data aufipeiIen. Die
Sin trifft braitifde Geitimmungen
9egen rebersintommen in 9eana auf
preiTe unb iiber bas gtbIoBgebiet,
unb bic 3iibl16uier mii6en Der ssns
fpi2ierung bur4 8unDasbeante 5u
jeosr 3cit often iteten. @aren, nell
che einmaI rem SublbauIe entnomz
men lpurben. biirfeu inter teinen
llmftGnocn ipieber bnrin auf9enoms
men psrben. 0abur9 iDirO pers
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ipa6rt iperoen, uebertrstltngeH bes
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gu 5efn Sabrcn unb @elbitrafen bis
gu $4,000 nab fi9.
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Binter nuBer fiinf 3OrpeoobootSers
Itorern unb bret llnterIeebooten ben
8au Bon sipei Der m5gli9It gr0Bs
ten unb ItdrfIten S9Ia1tI9iFfe, BON
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boB Die Ser. Gtooten fpsnigitens
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it:bcnotn 606e als Geenla4t erTten
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finten fi9 cine riht 3u unterI9dts
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fsfr entIdieoen Oppoiition modem
nerben. Sisfe 9crren iinb prin3iy
pisn eeeen zen nciteren glusbou mn
icrtr Srieg5moriRe, unb lie itno
iibev3sugt, CAP mir ou@ pbne cine
aJecrine uusfrnmcn t0rnen. Dds
nun Die Opp Tticn eieIer 0erren
fcGr bsrftdrtt bat, 1T bic Ra9ri9t
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itin IeBtcs 9ToBes nn0 foitIpieIises
S@ialtf4iff aebdnt bat, Die eng
lifde @0ntirnlitdt lit our lle6ers
5cngung gefpn1men, bob fleinere
G@iffe, Defenders ober ltnterTee6oote
un0 Ecrpecufab3euge, bos Meer be-
ferrf6sn reroen, unb OaB bie MiG,
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ben gou bon G@iffen Der genonn>
ten art pernusgn6t rerben t5nnen.
9os 1T iibrigcns f9on Ionge bic
glnIt4t Oieler &ongrebIeute gefpeTen,
unb lpenn es gum GompTe i'm &C.
mitce fir gforineangafegen6eit
tpmmt, 70 niro bns 0apartement
pobl Die berlnngten flcinen ssnbrz
5euge ober feline G4ladtfdiffe crz
balten.