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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-04
.PERsoNAB MENTION.

The Misses Helen and Frances FBoI- ger of 126 Burroughs street, who have been i'll with scarlet fever, are con valescent.
 The many friends of Miss Virginia Gregory, the talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gregory of 227 Congress street, will be pained to hear that she is confined to her home with Her friends are hoping for her speedy recovery
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-04
PARADE FRIDAY EVENING.

Warner Bros, fire department will parade Friday evening, December 5th. Leaving Seaside Institute at z o'clock, headed by Moose Drum Corps, will march from Atlantic to Main, to State, to Broad and Fairfield avenue, where it will be joined by the fire depart ments of American GraphophoDe Co. and Fairfield. Thence proceeding to Film, to Main, to Congress. Counter marching down Main to Atlantic to hall, where the Grand Carnival and Dance will be held.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-04
.CASCARETS' IF HEADACHY, BILIOUS,
 SHAKY, CONSTIPATEO-DIME A BOX

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges- ton, SalIow Skin and Miserable Head aches come from a torpid. liver and clogged, constipated bowels. which cause your stomach to become filled with undigested food, which sours and ferments like garbage in a swill barrel. That's the first step to untold misery-foul gases, bad breath, yell
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-04
FORMER MAYOR OF
 NASHUA IS DEAD

Nashua, N. H., Dec. 4-Milton A. Taylor, 72, formerly mayor and a di- rector in the Nashua trust company died last night. He was a veteran of the civil war.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-04

low skin, mental fears, everything that is horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret toni Int will straighten you
 out by mornings 10 cent box from your druggist will keep your Liver ac- tive, Bowels clean, Stomach sweet, Head clear, and make you feel bully for months. Don't forget the chill
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-04
11s Bank St.. Bridgeport, Ct.

In New York the laws seems to work different than in other states. Fhe grand jury Is to return indict- Gnents against highway and canal con- tractors District Attorney Whitman, Df New York, seems to be the prime mover. Here in Connecticut should b states attorney even look over the bounty line for a criminal or suggest Investigating some graft he would be backed up by the powers that be and koId to remain in his own territory Penny Press
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-04

Residents Of this section can get hlong with just little of "beautirul Enow'' as the weather man sees fit to keud in this direction. It is not snow anyway an hour after it falls but plush and there is nothing beauti- Rul wholesome or hea1thfuI about kIush.-Ansonia Sentinel.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-04
DIES OF HER BURNS

Hartford, Conn, Dec. 4.-Garrett IJr- ricehio, two years old, died today at the local hospital of burns received last night. Her garments took fire form matches with which she was playing at her home.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-04

Bayonne, N. J., Dec. 4-Mrs. Mary Moody died from burns saving Ethel Corners, a baby, from burning tar.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-04
THE SMIT1-IvTURRAY co.
Dolls. Dolls.
THE DELEGHT OF T'HE YOUNG FOLKS

Doll Families of all Nations represented here Come and bring the children.
 Jonted Dolls at 25c, 59c, 98c, large $2.5O $500, $65O, $8.5O Just
 Kid Body Dolls 25c, 48c and upwards.
 Dolls Heads $1.25.
 Dolls Go Carts 48c, 98c, $1.5O up.
 Dolls Carriages, S19S S2.5O, S4.5O $500 nd up
 Dolls Beds white enamel and Toys all the good things for the little the ment
 WE ARE SHOWING A HANDKERCHIEFS, IMPORTED DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS, THERE BY SHOWING A SAVING PRICE. Fine Swiss Handkerchiefs at F 1-2c.
 Initial Handkerchies for Men and Women at 12 1-2c.
 Better grades in fancy boxes, at 25c 37c and 5Oc JEyVEI,RY DEPARTMENT
 All ready for Christmas with line of Jewel eifxe Compoes, etc, tempting Special size puff with silver worth $1 OO to 5 each choice soc.
 line of Rosaries We splendid assortmentof them soc S2.5O each Rhinestone Mount ed Barrettes and Combs, soc to $1.98
 Don't forget to look book stock. We all the popular copyrights at soc each
 Good books for boys and girls at 25c and soc
 1914 Calendars pretty styles at 1O 12 12e and 2Oc each.
 Work the little folks at 1Oc
 Sweet Grass and other fancy baskets from 15c to $15
 Visit Noah's Ark in the Basement, where will find a of Toys and Games Sed Dolls Horses and all the folks Bring the children and let visit make Free Delivery by Parcel Post within tain limit
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-04

116 Bank St. Bridgeport, Ct a
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-04
Spicy Spiels.
By BRICK PoMERY.

Who is the original Patterson
man now?
If some girls we know were
men, they would propose tC
themselves within a week.
If some people had to pay the
funeral expenses of everybody
they talked to death, they would
soon reach the. poorhouse.
Some women, like Lots wife,
have surely turned to a pillar OF
salt, else their husbands would
inpt drink so much.
When men come to themselves
they seldom speak "Howdy,
gentlemen"
When proposing to lady who
isAa suffragist, you should say
Let me be yours instead of
will Jon be miner
The only difference between
? ns!s- stuck on himself and a
nansMith a fresh cold is an inch
oetweIen the running points.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-04
Benton Route 1.

The long hoped for rain has
come at last. Wells are begin
ming to fill up again.
Rev. Tom Womac held servic-
es at Antioch church Saturday
night.
Miss Nora Wiley is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Nettie Key, at
Englewood.
Mrs. Matte Norris of Duck
town has returned to her home
after a short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Quinn, here.
Little Ethel Stephens spent
the weekend with her aunt,
Mrs. Leona Brock.
| j. H. and Fl. G. Ryner attend
ed the Fifth Sunday meeting at
Reliance.
G.. Il. HARRISON and family
have changed their place of res
idence to Wetmore. Their nei-
ghbors are sorry to lose them.
Some of the showing for 3rd
grade work at Taylors school is
as follows: Average grades for
the month-Broughton Riggs
SO, Fred Triplett 95. Laura
Qualls 94, Minnie Jenkins 80,
Bertha Taylor 90, Ona Biggs 80,
Levia Allen 80. No grades
below IS.
There will be a box supper at
Antioch church Saturday night
December 9th, for the benefit of
the church. Everyone come
bringing well filled pocketbooks
and boxes.
SooDE SIMPSON.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
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Advertise your holiday good:
in this paper.
Mrs. B F. McClary is indis,
posed this week.
Lake Russell has returned to
Atlanta.
No paper prints it all-take
The NEws-GAzETTE
w. F. Rymer has been sick
with la grippe for few days
but is improving.
Rev. Tomlinson filled his reg
ular appointment here last Sun
day.
Prof. Brewer spent Thanks
giving with homefolks in Geor-
gia
Guy Love and Richard Prince
made a business trip to Old Fort
last Thursday.
Wayne Lawson OF Prender-
gast spent Thanksgiving with
relatives at Benton Station.
Hou. J. S. Shamblin is spend
ing a few days in Texas, on a
business trip.
Several of the high school
students spent Thanksgiving
with their homefolks.
Harry Hicks has the mumps.
Bryan Witt has recently recov-
cred from a seige Of them.
Vance Barnes new residence
on route / is nearing completion.
N. A. White and Homer Brown
are doing the work.
DR.. Lake McClary and his
sister, Mrs. Will Crox, of Charl-
eston, spent Monday night with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
F. McClary.
Albert Fox has moved into
the Mrs. Lemons property, half
a mile north Of town, and has !
improved the house and premis-
es greatly.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-04
County Directory.

Trustee, F. D. Copeland.
Sheriff, Albert Crumley.
Superintendent OF schools, W.
B. Rucker.
Register, j. E. Cook.
Circuit court meets the third
Mondays in March, July and
November. Sam G. Brown,
Judge; II. W. Peace, Attorney
General; G. S. Harrison, clerk.
Ducktown Law court meets
fourth Mondays in March, July
aud November. w. A. Woody,
clerk.
Chancery court meets the 4th
Mondays in April and October.
V, G.. Allen, chancellor; A. j.
Williams, clerk and master.
Quarterly court meets first
Mondays in January, April, July
and October. Quorum court
opens first Monday in each
month, j. FL. Williamson, chm.
T. o. Pack, clerk.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-04
Church Directory

Presbyterian - Rev. j. K.
Robinson, pastor, Preaching
second Sunday in each month.
Baptist = Rev. w. Fl. Rymer,
pastor, Preaching first aud
third Sundays in each month,
Methodist-Rev. A. M. Tom
liuson, pastor. Preaching the
fourth Sunday in each month.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-04

and stayed all night at Mr..
Greyor's. and on the morning of
Nov. Both 1854 they came to my
house at what is now the Neal
Hyde place on Greasy Greek.
had just sat down to breakfast
when we saw them coming, and
the girl who was staying at my
house told me that there came
the guerillas, and | said "No,
they are Yankees, for they have
on blue clothes" But the girl
said no, that they were guerilIas
and to get away from there. My
wife said that it was Gatewood,
who had killed Clayton Fain
some time before that, and had
taken SIS saddle from me, aud
my wife knew him. Then l ran
up the creek and they ran on
either side of me, cursing me
and telling me to halt, that they
were not going to hurt me. 3ut
| thought they weres and kept
running until they ran me down,
shot me and left me forndeai,
Then Gatewood and his gang
went on to ElliiaY Ga end that
is the last place ! know about
ID tir !; n Z
@ Nthat the bing ha re-
dembered was seeing tie blaze
i fire from Gatewood's, pistol
IS he fred the ball into his
Barnes) eye.
At the Little Rock Confeder-
tie reunion, Texan said "Geo.
Barnes was the last man [ saw
lakewood kill" A Tennessean
tanding near, said "You'd bet
er te careful-Barnes is living
et."
Forty mine years ago to1aY he
,as left lying dead with bullet
1 his brain. On the 7th of Nov.
113 | saw him in his river bot
)m on Ocoee, driving his team
itched to cutting harrow.
go. Barnes is mighty fine old
his home is most
and his fiddle, under
is magic touch, "hath power to
,othe the savage breast.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-04
Polk County tiigssa 5
McMinn Coun Of High

On next Saturday aB o,clock
the quintet of the PolP3s county
High School meets the fasI Eve
of the McMinn county 5igh,
The game will be playeN THE
local court at Benton, big
crowd of enthusiastic ters
will be present. The psM sof
this vicinity enjoy real Z,
and they will not miss tn y
portunity to see a splendid -
position of real basket ball.
The teams seem pretty evenly
matched, and much interesh
centers around the game. TN
visiting team won from the Ath-
ems city school by the top end
of a 9 to 0 score. while the local
team has get TO be beaten. They
gave the Etowah team the small
end of d 27 to 10 score on the
local court and then harmoni-
cally slashed them again ON
their home court to the tune of
10 to 49,. The U. S Forestry
team also had to take it's nedi-
cine. At any rate, the specta-
tors will be given close game
but the local boys hope TO win.
The lineup in the last game
was:
Percy Love forwards
Moore /
Nuchols guards
Geo. Lillard
Shamblin, centre
And the game may be started
off pretty much the same.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-04
History of GatewOod's
Raid through Polk county
BY GEORGE BARNES

4
John Gatewood entered Poll
county near Mr.. Hills on Con
asauga river, and there l under
stand he killed one of Mr.. Hillt
sons, and then came to Old For
and killed two men that belong
ed to the 9TH Tennessee anC
Boyd's regiment, under Captain
| Stewart. Gatewooo
stopped at Esq. Kimbro's, and
there was a young man there
by the name of Chester Linsey.
he had on blue clothes and
Gatewood wanted to kill him,
but Mr.. Kimbro told them that
the boy had to wear any Kind of
clothes he could get, and that he
was all right; ard Gatewood let
him. off. Then they came on to
the old Jerry Lillard place one
mile above Parksville and shot
Capt. Bill Lillard through the
body, but he lived afterward.
They came on to the upper
end of r. D Mitchell's field, and
there they met five peGdling
wagons going to Cleveland. and
in front of these wagons soma
to- = , e.raese tAeg i uat Billie Mar ;,I, Z q
e6ey took aH u ;spsi' -. T.,
yspps6f him except hiAhfs cfothe 81
pants, and ran him back to the
wagons. Dallas Jones was 81
standing on the wagon tongue
wearing a U. S. belt and they |
shot and killed him and search
ed the wagons. IjiIlie Griggs
had a twenty gallon keg full of |
whiskey in his wagon; they took !
it, broke the head out of the keg
and spilled the whiskey, to keep
their men from getting drunk.
They came on a mile and a quar-
ter above Greasy Greek and met
q company of men. When these
men saw Gatewood IS gang they
ook to the mountains, but
Jatewood told them to come
pack, that they were friends and
would not hurt them; and when
hey came back, there being
seven in all, Gatewood took their
clothes off, put them in line and
Iilled five of them Two got
way, one by swimming the
liver and getting behind rocks.
The two thst got away were
Pete Paris, who was shot five
ines, and Charley Parten.
Three of the five men that
we're killed were James Hughes,
Iige Robinson AMI Sam Lowell 4
: and james Paris at Engle-
Vood can tell you the names of i
IL these men, so his brother {
old me.
The next man they killed was {
man named Johnson, nearly a
TX miles above Greasy Creek G
t what we call the Slate bluff,
here also they killed Sam Wilk- N
y, and Sam Denton buried him \
y the road. In a short time his Y
eople came and got him.
They came on to Mr.. Ira Gas \
sway's, who lived over four a
lilies below the old Tennessee O
lines on the Copper road, at n
hat was called the Stewart r
lace, and there they killed
gorge and Wilson McCrary,
no were from Georgia, and
Icy were buried near Mr.. Gas. X
lway's, by George Linsey and Sc
onroe Kirby. Mrs. Gassaway
Finished sheets to wrap these pt
en- up 10, and this was on the I'll
lth day of November 1864.
Then Gatewood crossed the Ii
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-04


b Don't send Jour job printing
A olive can do it.
D. E. Burch and family spent
q Tuesday in Cleveland.
8 F. D. Higgins made business
trip to Old Fort last Saturday.
as Newt Magill, representing the
!, Belknap Hardware Co., was
4 here Monday.
y, Murphy, cattle buyer, bought
thu a car load of cattle from Harri
II son and Riggs Saturday.
I'm Richard Prince has returned
nea to school, after being absent for
dri. a few weeks
con Indications are that we will
q now have cold weather for a.
Imi while.
mooG
your" Isham, son of John Trentham
q wont very low with an attack of
eyer s1ss mes me, seumonia fever.
That'Chas. Nuchols spent a few
now "Ho ovys last week with relatives at
found itTreenback.
But
And Several drummers have been
the here this week, selling goods to
thin the merchants.
won
late Ben Lawson and wife, of
thei Kn,vv;llo oro horo -, ,,;s;. ~
Mr.. Lawsons mother, at Benton
righ Station.
Of Note the Chatsworth I'm.
Ant provement Company's half page
Law ad., ou another page of this
q. issue.
,or Floyd Lillard is suffering an
give attack of pneumonia fever His |
us' father, who holds a position at
,im Parksville, is at his bedside.
WI WI Wayne Lawson, Sr., and his
brother, Ben Lawson, visited
Dei relatives at Old Fort first of the
van i,
An' Advertised Letters for Dec. i
md w R Tucker, John Eddie Carter
,iel Melville Co:ter, VIM Duffy,
ne Walter Payne, Mrs Swsey. Cards
g - 4 Piffin, Wash Cobb. Wal.
~ ter M Harrison, p. M.
nor
,ro John Bishop has accepted
n job with Lowery Brothers at
~ Ocoee. He will move to Ocoee !
4 today (Thursday.)
" The Benton Mercantile Com
pany have placed the remaining
u, items of their stock of goods in
one room of their store building.
ts> Indications are that the entire
stock will be closed out before
.gh long. The people of this COM
n munity regret to see the Mer-
-. camille Company discontinue
q in business.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-04
JUST 4 Minute, please.

Il yon wish to subscribe fer
the American Magazine, the
Woman Home Companion or
any Of "a magazines published
by the Gainsxell Publishing Co,
leave yep ieaos, with MS ESsaH1
z for examyiS 10 chance,
a T. 49, eFarrisi1 trtrsA f.asss p..ss N
make senough altractive "a
bing offerS DAN HICKS a.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-04
Social Calendar.

Mid-week prayer meeting at
the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday nights. You are
invited to come.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-04

Sunday school at both the
Presby terian and Baptist church
es every Sunday morning. You
are welcome and your presence
will be appreciated at either
place.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-04

Rev, W. H. Rymer will fill
his regular appointment at the
Baptist church Sunday.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-12-04

Christian Enieavor society
meets at the Presbyterian
church Sunday nights. Inter
esting topics are discussed; and
you are requested to come.
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.egen s1peine +. Gbo.
lera.
Die Iesiernns beiuillist $75, 900 snr
gefGmpfnng.

sSn 9allos Gountp, ssa., tperben
unter Der aufiiht Der gunoesregie-
rlitlg oes Staotstierar5tes nno bes
itaatIihen gferbou-aollegs genoue
ltnteriudungen angeiteat, I'm BEN Ell
|eentli6en Gborafter Der gefiirhtes
ten 8run5erfranfbeit feitsuitellen uno
ipitematiide 2abellen iiber 3obl oer
8erluite uitp. an5ulegen. 8ieles
pifjtige ltnternebmen, 5u Dem Die
Eegierllug $4,000 beiiteuert, ioll
ipdter aud auf anoere Stoaten aus.
geoebnt tperoen.
Die boben 2ebensn,ittelpreiie 5tpins
gen Die 9fegierllng bu5u, oieShfpel.
ne5uht nah 4r1fteu 5lt foroern uno
perbeerenoe 4ranfbetten moglidIt
5u perbiiten. Die 8erluIte ourd
Sdapeineholera betrugen lettes Sssabr
oie rieiiee Sln1rlne bon $6,OOO,OOO
(gem1B angaben besaferbauoeparte-
metts). 9as iesige Shipeinehole-
ra,Serrnn, oos Die Resierung ourd
langiobrige foItipieltge Grperimente
e,,toedte, lit tpobl ptrfian, allein Die
Regierlng min nod energilfer por-
geben. unb aud bic llriadle beraranf-
belt nah Moglihfeit ausmer5en. SsSe-
oenfalls nerben Die Sarmertreiie NIT
gr0Btem SntereIie oen Gerlal1f Der
ltnterluhltngen berTolgen.
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Nunni9an
gSilions 8otidaft iiber gaufreform.

Hraiioent @iIion teiIte benMitglie.
bern beioer S1nier oes aongRiies
ieinen feiten GmtihIilfs nit, oarauf
5u bringen,, boB nod) IN Der gegen-
luGrtigen anferorOentlidlen Seifion
Sic Neform bes gelbberfebrs trltoist
iuirb. esn elmer eieens 0n5ii ei1lbe-
rilfenen geneinidyaftlihen Gisung er-
idien Der YrdIi6et1t gum 5iDeitennldI
ieit Iei1em Amtsnntritt i'm Sisungs-
iaaI un0 DerIas bic flir5e, iorgf1ltig
ansgearbeitete 9otidnft perionlih.
Dn uIlgennein bie lleber5eiigiing bor-
berrid)t, bob Hr6fioent Wilfon ent-
iddoifen lit, gegebetenf1lIs nod cine
GTtraiitung ei,l5ubernfen, autl 8ll
feinenl 8iele 5li gelongen, lpnroen
iofort Dorbereitnngen fir bic aon1i-
teearbeiten getroffen. Heprdientdnt
Garter Slab nir6 bic gorlnge I'm
4nus uno @eIl0tor 0tpen I'm Genni
nod iii oieier Wohe einrei6en.
Der Hrdiibeltf erfIdrte III ieineI
@ot{hcft. er lei Iid3 besuabt, 01b 0ieS
bon ben MiitgIiebern Oes Qonoreiiea
perf6nli6e Dpfst perInaae, aber oie
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"Smperator"


srmerita 9,f antnatt d,u9i ees neuen samb,pro.
ersla rntoaa Yallaeieroampfers Ss,nns'
Dnn,,,so , oes = bis iebt - oG;,ps orSlts,,
eiu a''pIers g Der 8eIt, lpar in gem 8t.e gIore
ie ieta ule erlte 5abrt BON eberbonrab, ICY, =,
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n.at9 ,,a,p seep g)orf 5uritf. Ser Snm'
g,rr, ternra?fa DER !; l6On Ipdbreno ieiner SUNNI.
[e;,atl [Ieinfelle IN Sturm uno 0ebeI % ae.r
te''tltth 10 t,.E Srud oes steuerg oebord,s
E TuDr init oeriel6en 9eihtioofee;t' ofey' y.
'e'ses gass, pler, tuie Elm fIeines goot #
r,,sts gapreno Der 5abrt bon Der ,, S,,a.
ona"ra Istul,e one sot binauf eripies ieSes
enoere u Jabr5eug inn Rep gnrto,. 1,g
nata restaIe. een, !, l1elteIien uno sr0btengpee.
io,sttB iiestploB Teoeren5. slae sSlonoen
Rn 1entlen 'l9 uno oas @etSie Ser
- S9all1pfer- Sirenen mar obrbetS,6suS
;G,,1raarl 8arterg Sarf NOR nit Meniden
tu,t ...nOat5. Sn ben 8olfenfrobern Elf.
leu ;sn ole Dtatler, snpdlte etc. nnn
tpre ntannliden uno peibTihpn Ma @
gasal 9eI.faIen on Die 5eniter ooer ouf Die oie
Sa9er. aonierpatiuer gdGb,,,,e psT
om oop oenllnoerten ntebr aIs 3Oooe
ysten1den bas Sbiff bos inter 'Gow So,.
Ss1 Selttiden Slosae oen onerifonisd,en
Hpeln binauf iid bepeate,
em Snteno sdIepper ser Som.
our onfg amerifa 2inie fubren Sen,
!. M na6, NIT ser g(b-
,ldf, betnl 0oden om Gier in So.
o ooten oeDtlflld 5u ietn. God Ser
Sseolatban ! beourfte ser fIeinen SiIfs.
lg!IIe nI9t Rit elmer ieemdnnilden
Z Snpft9telt, Die BON allen aennern i'm
DER tpettgebenoiten s8eiie aeprieien
pnroe, lteb 9apt. Ruier BEN Inn,
a1iaerfrnnten gaTait
ten. I e'e''
3u ben Gaiiagieren oes smnero.
tor" geborte slIeranoer 0e, SorIisIe
Der fllr Die Olympic uno oie 81.
Ionic, noln unieligen angeoenfens, Die
1lane e1ltlDarf CT oernrieb es sih
itoer oen neuen 9ampfer altsauipre.
den.
or, gsIe : SIC beretts in letter Runner BEL
abb1lollng oes ysSsrnperator" berihtet
prroe, miro nd6ltes Sriibiobr ole
no1 eroBere v@aterlanb" in
see lfeden ilno elm orittes shiff bon
9lel6en Sineniionen tit gegenlpartia
in gau.
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ren liefert Die Ansbebnnng nnieres
sleftrildlen Gtra6enbahnInifems.

relL liefert Die Ans6ebnnng nnIeres
sleftriidJen StrafenbabniDltems.
gs perbinbet bereits Die bret prahti-
gen Barfs, in benen Sunberte tagtdg.
lid, unb Sonntogs Eanienbe grbo.
lung iuhen. 9eionbers Der neue
5berman Barf lit Elm prdbtiger 1ta-
tiirIider 8arf, uno bltrh Die Ylane
unb bic ioeale anlage BON Serrn
|G. ". Sberrnun elmer Der beliebte.
item Sommeriammelpldse getporoen.
Dort miro alth Der nene Winnebaba
Gountrp-Glub feline nene $25, 200
8ebouiung baben. Sbihon ons
@runoeigentum entiprebenb Inn 8er.
te geitiegen lit, biitet iih oas aapital
ieood Dor ldherIiden inb fait uner-
lbDingtihen Rreiien, tpie 3. g.
9lberbeen unb, tper Die Wittel bot
uno cine abiollt iibere Mnlage fir
leinen bereitliegenoen Wammon iuht,
fir Den fann Siour Sails nit rubi-
gem 8elpilien empfoblen tperben.
9aS 1,dblte 8erihonerunqspro.
gromm tit Die neue Gflaiterlng Der
Observation-Disclosures, nabben enb-
lid alle absuasrobren eelegt uno
Die Standardization beerbet lit, iofpie
eine prddtige eleftriide 9eleltdtung
Der SanptgelhGfts- uno SeiteRItra-
BEN. 3as alima lit elm geiluloes, oas
8aiIer ebenIo, Die 8eih1ftslellte {slt
60 Gro6ent beiltih) iinb fortihrittlid
uno liberal, uno 10 fam nihts, allBer
einem i6redlihengeatu mo.
Dor 8ott nns bebiiten rnoge, oen
meiteren ma6tigen Gntlpidlungss
gang bon Siour Sails aufbalten.
Grit rebt nift, penn neue aroBe
5abrifen itto Dor nllem bas eeplan.
te Wtillionen S6lahtbaus bon
Sul5berger & SO. (neben Dem bon
Worrea & Co., ioipie groBe ,,Stod
garos" Ole Stabt nlebr lmo mebr
pom yfull Dinner pail" oils bonn 5nrs
nter abbongig mahen.
Sir oaS 0eutibtum itno Die slus-
lihten bann nod beiier, uno Der
,Geutiher Serolo" beipillfommnet ie-
oe neue in Siour Salts ieBbaft ner.
oenoe be1tide Samilie ebenio tpie
Der bieiige r8ermania-Gerein" feline
ietige Mitglteoer5abl BON nabe5ll
t40 nod tpeiter anidrpeaen fann.
0ann nod Elm lebensfdbiger 8eIang-
perein, elm Eurnperein, Die Gin.
fijbrung bes belltiden Sdlllunter-
rifts in ben offentlihen Shillen,
neue @eihdftsan5eigen, nene Ibon.
nenten, cine SergroBerung oieles
8lattes uitp.
rMein 2iebhen, mas tpillt Oh
nod mebr?"
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