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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-14
A DANCE
FOR VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben NJ. Jacobs and their
daughter. Miss Fannie Jacobs, were hosts
yesterday at a delightful dance at their
home Arlington avenue, the event
complimenting Miss Sadie Krauss os La
Fayette! Miss, and Miss Caroline Well
of Memphis.
Their residence was beautifully deco
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MARION HARLAND'S HELPING
HAND HINTS FOR THE HOME
~ MARION HARLAND

| solution of EPSON salts and alum. Div
solve in boiling water all the salts and
alum the water will hold and let it cool
before washing the window with the so
ton upon pane of glass detached from
the sash. Let it dry and judge of the
strength by the appearance of the de-
posits upon the gls SIS.
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Two Acceptable Gifts

s.I have a nice selection of silk pieces for
a Quilt and some post cards for any one
desiring them. NJ. X. s."
Thank YOU for the silk pieces and post
cards. Lively stock. both of them!
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Cleaning Satin Pumps

"Can you tell me how to clean my blue
s.,ir n,mns9 JO."
Try the mixture recommended just now
to Gertrude S. or you may sponge
them with pure chlroform or mixture
in equal parts of ether and gasoline Keep
away from the fire while about the work
and dry the pumps in the open air
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MRS. J. A. ROUNTREE
HOSTESS AT SATURDAY TEA

Mrs. J. A. Rountree is inviting a feS
of her friends to tea Saturday afternoon
to meet Bishop and Mrs. John G. Muir
ray.
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Solution to Frost Windows

''Will you please let me know how TO
frost windows it won't come off?
-. s."
Two correspondents recommend strong
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MRS. EWING HOSTESS
FOR MRS. JOHN G.. MURRAY

In honor of Mrs. John G. Murray of
Baltimore, Mrs. Robert w. Ewing will
entertain Monday afternoon at tea.
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MISS ANNIE BLINN
HOSTESS TO THE CLAN

Miss Annie Blinn will entertain the
members of the Highland Clan Friday
Afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
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MIR. ROBERT EWING
HOST AT DINNER

Mr.. Robert Ewing will entertain al
dinner Saturday evening in compliment
to Bishop Murray.
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MRS. b. +. MOORE
HOSTESS TO LITTLE JOkERS

The little jokers Will meet Friday in-
stead of Thursday of this week with
Mrs. b. +. Moore.
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De F'eller dat couldn't
Express" his love to er Gal
kin now send hit by de Par
eel Post. Yassum!

gave her to this kind Mrs. Whitfield"
sally Whitfield is WONDER" Miss
Petunia corroborated. Il can remember
easily that 20 years ago she was not dis
tinguished even by good looks or any
especial charm-least of all, by any ar
tistic cleverness. Today she has all
tbree-and is one of the most sought
southern women in New York..
What worked the miracle? Did fairy
godmother come along with a second
bag of gifts after she grew up?" Angela
asked.
1T was no gift at all.Y Miss Petunia
declared. sally Whitfield deliberately
started out to make something out of
her life--to invest the small capital she
first place she wanted to write. She had
tiny rush light of ability. Her kindest
friends couldn't have called her style
pretty or clever, however, but she worked
indefatigably and polished and rewrote
and then wrote again, and maybe burned
what she had written and then started
over and wrote again. She had done very
good magazine articles, and one or two
books / believe, in which the statistics
were absolutely reliable. One could al
ways count on Sally being reliable and
you know that's a great thing to ones
credit. There's always a place for a
woman everywhere who is contented to
do her level best every day in the year,
and Sally found herself doing routine
work-which somebody always has to do
in an office, and hers was rewriting and
rearranging things that people had sent
in for publication to a well known news
paper. Ten years after that. she was
away ahead of those who had more
originality and fire and style In a min
ute than she had in life time. Maybe
they had temperament even. but she had
botter-it was patience. She'll never get
to the top of the literary ladder, but she
knows the ones who are there, and they
are all her friends. In this way she has
gone about everything else. Not the
smallest gift has she left uncultivated
and she's 'farmed out her whole expe-
rience, as it were."
Last winter" Miss Petunia continued,
..x.r,,o,, Naooxr OIJfoI1 xxrant ~ Naur vor1-
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Mrs Willard Parker Sullivan Connie
Evans) arrived yesterday from Virginia
to be the guest of her mother, Mrs.
w e. Evans for several weeks, and
after Mrs. Evans departure to join Dr.
Evans in Virginia, to visit other friends.
Mrs. Sullivans guest will be the occa-
sion of a series of delightful hospitalities.
Miss Martha Starks of Missouri, is
now the guest of Miss Kate Earl Ter
rel.
Mrs. Howard Loeb arrived Sunday with
Miss Fannie IIlda Rubel, who has been
visiting her in Montgomery, to be the
guest of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. /.
Rubel
Mrs. James Rice of Chicago, who is
delightfully."- known in Birmingham, is
the guest of Mrs. Crawford Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs T.. w. Barrett were
among those entertaining yesterday, their
dinner dance having been arranged to
introduce their house guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Butt and Miss Arlington
Butt of Chester, Eng. whose visit will be
concluded today.
The friends of Mrs. r. d. Johnston and
her daughter. Mrs. Maxwell Berry
elizabeth Johnson) of Cleveland. o.,
will regret to learn of the later's i'll
ness. Mrs Johnston is with her in
Cleveland.
Mrs. John Wallace Luke. who has
spent several weeks in Birmingham,
plans to return to Cincinnati on Thurs
day to resume her study of painting.
-
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hanson plan to
leave Thursday for visit to Panama.
Mrs. John H. White has returned to
Uniontown after visit to her son, Mr..
Harry White and Mrs. White on Iro-
quois street.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Plosser and Miss
Leona Plosser are visiting in New Or
leans.
Mrs. W. II. Worthington, who has beer
beautifully entertained during her visit
to friends in Selma. is expected home
Thursday.
Mrs. George Huntington Clark. who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Heus'
tbs, in Mobile. has returned home.
Mrs. A. c. Davidson of Uniontown. is
quite i'll at st. vincent's hospital. Miss
Adele Davidson is visiting Miss Adele
Ellis SO that she may be near her
grandmother.
Mrs ]. c. Carmichael is visiting Mrs
George Leftwich in Mobile.
The Havana Post states: Mr.. and Mrs
S. H. Burke of Birmingham, were tour
lists arriving on the Governor Cobt
Wednesday and are at the Sevilla. Mr.
Burke is city passenger agent of the
Louisville & Nashville Railway COM
pany at Birmingham.
The friends of Mr.. Clyde w. Ennis will
regret TO learn of his illness. He Is
at his home on Ardis Heights.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS

Miss Katherine Kearney of New Or
leans, who was one of the prettiest and
most popular visiting girls last summer
in Birmingham during the holiday sea-
son, is the guest of Miss Florence cof-
fin.
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rated. the floral plan following an at
traetlYe lavendar and green scheme.
graceful arrangement of palms and fefns
at the extreme end of the living room.
screened the musicians and lett several
rooms cleared for dancing. Southern
smilax festooned over the doorways and
chandeliers, clusters of towering palms,
and pots of flowers in bright bloom. gave
q festive air to the interior of the mouse.
and intermingled with the lengths OF
smilax were draperies of lavender tulle,
tulips in the same light shade of lavender
sheathed the chandelier lights. lees IN
orange baskets were served, and during
the late evening salad plate following
the chosen color scheme was passed
among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacobs were assisted III
receiving by Miss Jacobs, Miss We'll, MISS
Krauss and Miss Levy, each of whom
was attractively attired for the eVehins.
Those include in the invitation list we're;
Miss Fannie HIilda Rubel, Miss Ceciie
Rotholz, Miss Tessie Schwarz, Miss lrn1a
Levy, Miss Alice Levi, Miss Leona Love-
man, Miss Fannie Rubel, Miss Marguerite
Schwartz. Miss Cecie Rich. MISS Clalre
Mayer of Cincinnati, Miss Minna Adler
of Louisville. Miss Gold Miss Frances
Gluck, Miss Bernice Meyer, Miss Rosane
Joseph, Miss Mona Hitler Miss Mena
IIolzer Miss Myrtle Levy. Miss edna
Guggenhelm, Miss Bertha Bernstein and
Mrs. Howard Loeb of Montgomery, Mr..
Sam Sterne. Mr.. Cy Baum, Mr.. Raymond
Klotz, DIR. Doxer. Mr.. Sidney Hitler, Mr.
Melville Sommers. Mr.. Maurice Bernnelm,
Mr.. Henry Oster. DR.. A. f. Levy, Mr.
Charles b. Levy. Mr.. Max Rosenthal
Mr.. Bert Hirsch.i Mr. George Nafteau
Mr.. Carl Steiner, Mr. Bert Jacobs, Mr.
Roy Sterne. Mr.. Mervin Sterne, DR..
Carl Fox, Mr.. Leo Kelser and Claud
Valentine
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Mrs. Willard Parker Sullivan Connie
Evans) arrived yesterday from Virginia
to be the guest of her mother, Mrs.
w. Il. Evans for several weeks, and
after Mrs. Evans departure to join DR..
Evans in Virginia, to visit other friends.
Mrs. Sullivan's guest will be the occa-
sion of series of delightful hospitalties.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-14
THE DAYS SOCIETY ITEMS
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

Travel Tide Turns in Prospect for Dis
tinguished Vistor-A Dance for Visiting Grls-Mr and
Mrs. Ewing to Entertain-0ther Hosts and Hostesses
Topics of Social Moment-Personals
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TODAY IN SOCIETY

TODAY IN SOCIETY
Mrs. James McLester's afternoon tea
for Mrs. Paul Chalifoux of Lowell Mass.
Mrs. Charles Nice entertains the Tues
day Luncheon Bridge club.
Miss cecile Rich gives dance at the
Phoenix club
Miss Mary Lou Cobb entertains at tea
at the Country club for Miss Rennle and
Miss Early.
Mrs. ]. A. Gorham gives dance IN
compliment to Miss Amelia Schober.
Mr.. Leffingwels lecture at the Y. w
C. A. on yellowstone Park The hour
is 7:45.
Miss Miriam Spiro's marriage to Mr.
Victor Gluck.
Mrs T. s. L. Basore entertains the
L'Etude Dart at o'clock.
The lecture to be presented this even
ing at the Y. w. c. A. by the distin-
guished lecturer and traveller William
Bruce LeffingweH will begin at 40
There will be no charge and the public
Is cordially invited.
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Last winter" Miss Petunia continued,
when Nancy Oldfield went to New York,
gave her letter of introduction to Mrs.
Whitfield because l knew what she could
do for her. / knew what she had done
for at least a half dozen other girls, and
in each case she did quite as much as she
did for Nancy. For instance, when Lucy
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Miss Martha Starks of Missouri, i:
now the guest of Miss Kate Earl Ter
rell
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Mrs. Howard Loeb arrived Sunday with
Miss Fannie Hilda Rubel, who has been
visiting her in Montgomery, to be the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rubel.
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YeriOual NutiS.n.

5err Conrad 5ose, Der lanse
Sabre in glepeldrpo als Rehtsanpalt
tbGtig mar unD gIeih3eitig ais beu.z
iaer Gonfularagsnt fungirts, 1T ges
itsrn in 2ittIe Rod, art. eiuem lang
tpIeri9en 2etoen erlsgeu. Dds bieiige
beutfte Ronfulat fpuroe qsitern telez
erapbiih DON bem 4blebsn in &ennts
nib geisBt. Serr 5oBs, Elm bodebrens
pertber G6dratter uno WtenIh, mar
aus UiaiH5 um Rbeiu s,biirtig unb NIT
einer Sotlter unieres sbemalissn Wtitz
biirgers uno siuitigeu 9siano:sn in
Stalieu, 5erru Bernhard Staap per-
teiratbet gefusisn. Die Satin 1T i'm,
jeooh i'm Tooe poraussegdngen uuo
biRterlisB i'm tinosrIos. Ginsr Ieiner
griiosr lit prsuBiidsr Sffi3isr. Der.
gangeneu 9erbit FAB sr iih bur6
Sraut6eit sen0thist. feline 2lopotutur
uno ebeHio bic 9orTularugsntur auI=
5ugebeH. 5err 6ose begab ii6 gu
8srpanotsn in 2tttIe Rod in Qrtans
fds, no sr nuUmebr pom SOoe ersiIt
Doroea 1T.
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gat Oas DOlIde 0GtrQuM In
Ole grO6e .Meoiiin.

SD mar bret Mondte lang unD bdriiber
i6tper trant, ipeldts fdlieBlih In etneu Icfcn
l9Doden unb f4uter3bofteu 3ufdnb ousa
artete, BAT iA metfteus ans gett gefeFtIt
nno ntbt i'm Stanoe mar, meinen 5auss
balt@Btlthten na63ufommen. sh litt ar
befttgen 56mer3eu i'm Ropf, forttpGbren4
ben S6ner3en i'm Riideu uno Den Sdulz
tern uno if mar ntd,t TN Stanbe, bic ieid)s
telte Ndbruug an genteben. Sin biefger
Arjt bebdnDelte mid, obne treenbmelcbe
ganlttge Neiultote oDer trgenbueLds 8efiss
run8 3u bemerteu. Utir murbe bon stuern
6reunoe 8eratben 8r. atlmer'g Snampa
Root etn1unebmen uuD nadDem I'd, basietbe
cine 3ett lang gebrauht, srbtelt id) meine
Beluuobeit Dieoer, uno idb tanu Smumps
Goot aufs tpdrmite uuo aYirtbttgfe alien
Semen enpfebler, ipetd)e an ben Tiereu lets
ben, oa i'd Das oouite Bertraueu in beFen
8or3tt8lid)tett babe, fDettn man eineu genits
genDen 8eriub oamit ran9t. Gs iptirDe
mid 1ebr freuen, tDenn meiue padr ggorte
Der Anertennung anoere GetoeuDe od3u era
mutbigeu tparOeu, pieielbe gsbanolun9
ourA5uEa6cu, lDelde 70 Diel fir mid geS
tban bat. Nbtungspol
iSruu 9anuab Carte,
APO 2. Bel 2lDe. Sprtugttelo Ohio.
9or mir, einem 6ffentlt9en Rotor in unb
fir Start GDuntp unD Staat Cbto, erfd1ieH
perioulid 5annab garte Dteien q. Gag I'M
9tooember 1911, urD beihmor oaB bic obs
gen &ngaben uuf gBubrbsit berubeu.
GOlpen 6. Gabis,
Eeffeutltcber Rutar,
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Hfotfi6e @eifesumna6tuns
AIter Nann iast Wsutter uno Sobn
in bic y.ad)t binaus.

Sn .inem qniaI pl0sli5tr Geiitess
iiOrung jagts lriib seitsrn Worgen Der
SO Sabre olts Or. Gctapius Shmda
BON go. 335 g2ursl Strabt feline 5rau
uno isinen Sobn in tbrsn Qa6ttlsi-
bern aus nem 6auie. Der altt 6err
ing iit IN leste. 3sit piei S)rgs- um
sinsn proosb. Eel ipel6em es l;9 Inn
cine Grbifait banbelt, esmadt IND
leit einigen IaseH Elm ionotrborss Be
nsbmen an ben Gag eelest toben. Gr
bssab iib am Wlontdg 46.ub 3ur ges
po6nten Stunos 3u 9ett, iprlng ise
boh turs na4 Wiitternaht plobli5
mieosr duf, elite in bas Shldisimmsr
ieines Spbnes unb sriff bsnIetben aH.
Der junge Mann rib ii6 los Ddrnte
ieine Wiutttr uHo beioe eilten in ibrtn
Rabtilsioern ms Grsis. Sie ipuroen
ihIieBlih on Der 2uurel StraBe unp
Central Ipenue BON bem poli3iiten
Waarib balberfroren aufgsiunben unb
tlasten benz geamtsn ibr aeio. Warfb
fanb bic 5biir Der S6mda' ihen Dob
nuna perihloHen Dor. peridaffte iih
ieooh nit benz polisiiten gi[lotp ges
paltiam 3utritt. sic tonnteu 6en
aufgersgten alten Wann nur naa eis
nem kfti4n RinsiampF iiberrpdltigen.
Dr. ehmolI fpsissrte iid anfanss. Die
9eomien nnh benz itdotiiten 5oipital
gu begIeiien, rieb fib jsbo6 ihliebli4
iiberrsoen, iih an3u.leiosn. gr be-
itano borauf. ii4 gu ssuB na5 bsm 90
ipitul 5u bessben, mo .r ii4 oesenipdrs
tis nod befinbei. DIR 0orfaa erregts
in Der Ra4baritcit beosuienbe 4aFs
reeung.
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Zhipere QlnfIage.
Jnnge Iame ipegen angeblifJer
granoitiitnug perfaitet.

QeIie g. Hobinion, BiGetperfduis.
rim Der Wfilforo Il 2opelano FRACTION
So. in Milforo, g., tpuroe geitern cuf
geranIo'Iung oes Staatsieaermar.
id1alls ". 6. Dfc8inn unter Der Nm.
fIoge 6er 8ranoitiftung uerbaftet.
Die 9erboFtllng erioIgte i'm 3lliam.
n1en6ong NIT einem ,Seuer, ourh
lpeldes 6os @obnhaus Der sSrait
Sooper in glanhelter, g., 100 sSrl.
Robinion iriiber oIs gillctperfduferin
iiir Gle Erection Company tbltig
fpar, 5erItort ipur0e. Sic pohHte
in DEM Sauie Der sSrn 800.
Der ullo botte ibre gfobel nit meh.
reren hu1oert Collars ueriidert. Rad
oen granbe geitaro CHARLES Snltb,
tpelher bel sSrl. fobiniou In aoft
ging, ooB er bon letterer $50 erbal.
ten bnbe, Inn oo5 t0nus In gran0 5u
iesen. rpdbreno Die 9tobinion 81 BE.
fitd) bel ibren Gltern in Gannelton,
ssno., iperIte. Sniitb nur6e iibrigerts
aeitern Der eSrrenanitnlt iiberlpieien.
mesholb ieiuen 4uSiGgen MIR Denig
8efuidt beigelegt rueroen fam. SRI.
Robiniou, tpeld)e in Cincinnati ipo6l.
betontrt lit ino lid, 6es oerrfbar beiten
Rufe5 erfreut. betbeuert ihre I'm.
idmlo. Gle plaioirte geitern in ibrem
8oroerhor por Nnpor Sopdae aon
8land)eiter niftihulbig uno Duroe
gegen eiaene Biirgid,ait auf freien
,SllR aeieht.
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% i4 tise gutideibuns bes
hereeri6ts.

Columbus, g., %. San. 0as
Smith proSent Steuergeies" puroe
am DienItug in elmer Gntiheioung oes
sSsrgerihts libel miteenommen. BQt-
ter g. Steosnion. berStaotanpoIt bon
2eipitc, bate i'm SreiSssriht BON Yute
nam Gountp eiu Manoamuss s8erflbz
ren segen Sphu 6. RuoIe, ben QubitOr
uno bic Budget aommifIion bon guts
nam Gouutp unseitrenet, um iie su
spinsen eine StsuerumIage, pelte
iih innerbalb Der SntOrporatipnssrenz
sen Seipiics ouf 19,117 Mius fir ale
3pede belief. auf bas StsuerbupIitat
gu ieBsn. Das Common gleas 8es
ribt bate ihon norber entidieben, bub
unter benz Smitb'ihen i groaeut
Steuergeies nicht iibsr 15 Drills bir=
ausgegonsen neroen oiirfe. 8as
arsisseriht itieB bisIes llrtbeiI um.
inoem es entihisb, oab biefss WQri.
mum iiberftritten tperben ourfe. UNI
bic anipriihe bes 5ilsunssfonbs uro
o<r 3inien su hfrieoisen. Das Sbsrs
ssri4t f&iebt iiH sitier guii5s an.
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pdrt unb afpar bon Der Barrier Qpenue
Der, fofpie bic Grbaunng elmer neuen
breiten aDnfretbriide meter iiiblih
als bie ieBige unb in Der Rihtung Der
Bart 4Denue, befiirtportet fpirb, ipuroe
benz ausfduiie fir Straben uno
parfs iiberpieien.
Die Drbinun3 bebufs grb5buna bes
Sdldrs bss Ghefsgraminators Yloce
bon Der GipiIoienittommiTiipn BON
$24O0 auf $1,000, tpeldbe in Der lebtsn
Sisuns cine 10 srobe Debate psrurs
fo6te. itanb CUR stpeiten GsIung unb
ipuroe 3ur Reinfhrift beorbsrt. gn
8eriuf, oieielbs unter Suspenbirung
cer Regsln 3u pafiireu. fhIug febl.
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ZbiNsnarhridIien.

geem @orf, IS. HSam,ar. 9tngef.:
,W1onceniiio" bon @enua; .Rpnoum~
BON Rotteroatu; Oscar H." BON Seo-
pen9ogen; n9finneapoIis~ ~oou 2on-
0on.
glbgeg.: .gtooroam" uah Hotter.
oom; .GaIabria nah 9ieapel.
YortIuno. glnaef.: oScar0ts
naotuu" nad Glasgow.
8htIubeIp b / a. Qngefornleu.
Sor6inian" bon 8Lasgotp.
&toerp 90 |. glngef.: a9aoer.
foro" BON GbiIaoeIpbia; gWtaureta.
mia" BON Stem Oorf.
9[baee. r2rabic" mad, 8oiton.
Sapre. glngef.: nGbicogo" bon
Rgp gorf.
6herbourg. gtngef.: .,aaiipr
@ilheIm u" bon Stem Dort nab
9renteu.
noou. 4neef.: .Mt1tnetorrfa~
BON 9eefD Dorf.
8atras. gtngef.: ,9oruaoHia"
bon asetp 2orf.
2irerpooI. Gbseg.: pGrabR'
nad9 9oiton-
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ober aegen bic Geipdbrung unb Reboz
5iruns Don 2iaenfen 8u ipre6en. gs
fei i'm SntereFe res edn5en Voltes,
Of bas Geies Dur4sefiibrt 1pirb ooer
niht unb besbolb iolIte es au4 babel
etfpds mit3ureben baben.
atud eegen WirtbTdaften. bic BON
8rduereien lelbIt betrieben fperben unD
gesen bic 8eftimmung, baB uebertres
ter bes GefeBes Surnspro3efIs nerfanz
gen t0nnen, fprad ii4 Der ReDner IN
gang energii4er Weiie aus.
Rihter Sobn ). Wtnn urterbreitete
in Teiner Rebe etnen nsuen 2i3ensplan
unb 3fpdr, DAB Der Gouberneur cine
Central 2i3ens 8eb0rbe, beftebenb
aus js 5tpet yHaifen" unb ,5rodenen"
ernenne unb bieIe tpieber In jebem
rnaHen" GountD bier 5tlfs Superpiz
loren ernennen folen, bic in 8e3ug ouf
ibre Gnii9tsn bstr. .ndB unb trofen"
aud egal bertbeilt iein miiFen. Gr fet
i'm groben Gan3en segeu jebe 2i3eniiz
rung bes Getrdntebdnbels. unb babe
ihon in Der 8erfaiiungs GonDsntion
bd9egen agittrt.
- u. Sulius 5reiberg ertldrte es fir
cine lln9eredtigteit, psnn Rebner pie
oisjeni9eu Der v5rodenen" DOR ben
Temperen3 Qusfdub tdmsu unb Dds
Birtbsgsf6dft berunterreiben. 5rdu
Slorsnce Rihdrbs iprod Iih gsgen Die
vnahe" 9orlogs i'm 4agemeinsn dus,
unb gum Sdlub CAB aud nod Dapns
3. Bbeeler ieinen Senf ba5u, inbsm
er bic geimmuns Der rnafer" 8orlage,
ptIds Surpprp5.i1e gendbrt, als cine
ungebiibrlite 6eaeihnete, bic ME unb
nimmer in bas Geiss uufgeupmmen
tperoen Iollte.
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sdlwinotl.

Gin ettpd 45 Sabre alter euisstlsioes
ter Uednn, ipelter sablreide Qeute in!
Gftenne Der Stabt Inn tleine gelbbez
trGge beidpinbelt babsn fol. ipirb sss
fuht. Gr siebt iih fir einen Uertreter
Der JtpeII 1ed 60. aus unb fpuettirt
10 Gents unter bemUeriprch<n. tperth.
polle 1kel0ffel, WtNtr unb Gobeln aIs
pr1mie iiberienbtn 81, tpollen.
Die polisei murbe seitern erfuhi,
auf eine ettpn 80 Sabre alie. sntgsilsis
bite Urau 3u fobnbtn. iDtl1e onssblin
nit GsnehmiSuHg ssSG &sIiu iupssiui<n.
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Gurd 6uftn 3sriprans
eingIatsef6k.
Gagt, Wefabr fam nermieScn nnb
SfiInms in5 Stnnoen be,uirft
iueroen.

Gin Gsbreiben iiir mebiAiniife 9eiffhrttleH
fnaf. enb eaiieH rffiuais hsrantfuprtTiCh III fur
hds NsriieH BON Nltthetdbeu. Gin suiien oDer
RrfditHfia bebcnfct GntsInOnna fsIeDery ana
8etiicpfiHg. uro hteie fpiseer tisn6en an, oab
bcr sscrper boiler Gift uHD 4bfaEitoffe iii Gin
fnte fincerrna. irie iie IN Ratentniebi5inen an
sMtreffen Ut. uftb eiu g5bisfeD fdnben Uftmai5
fiehr uls nc gtu fbun. oa tic neur Asriiopfang
tetp1rrlfen. Gin itlrfeiloer iarattrerea'ienfbrup
ntrc ysiiIlnfr hetptrfen. nnb hter fpat Gin Aes
Sggs sueihes beriibmt Dirb bifrua fgtne proHlp.s
tnoernng nfto beritbrIlen sturen. Gs beiret
ndS Zfiiem BON ben nriarben, ausgeHnniHen es
W ltmtnoind,f. Rnrfen Eie rieht Dts BITE
GfmtnosiIdt fetne Epfer erpfeift, fonoern fan,
GER Ete NIT btsfer AefnHbInng at tueEsne Wlnns
ds In ffiHf SfInben iurtrt. nlaH nflffe In
elmer sslGite eiHe batbe NHse Siuic gFilb Gbsrs
rn Rar, eire uHse Ncnrprftfts GNenee Iars
ticI uno bret iirseu Eurup sS6ite pinc Gcnvs
ponnb. WiaH nsbtne strnrigio Tropfen nIis balte
Gfunbe bier GtHrhfn lana, 0ann eiTlen baIher
bic eiusn Iheeioffei BOZ brei ooer piermdG ffns
It'd. MlnH sebs ben stinccru tueftiesF lie naf
benz aiter-1
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Nriioer In 3rubeI.

DER II Sabre alte 2soi 2inbfop
bon go. 4124 Goiiern 4nenue lpurbe
seitsrn BON bem pOli3eihef Geitkr
BON gsaepue, stp., abseboIt uno nah
seuonnter Stabt suriidstbraht. nats
bem sr iih bereit .rtldrt bate. obne
4uslieferunsspapisre suriidsutsbren.
Der Gtfans.n. Ion br.i ginbriite in
G1ulbduisr sinstftonSen boben. 5ein
Is Sabre alter gruber Sra ipurbe bea
reits am Mpntas in gerbinoung init
ben ginbrii9sn il, Bellevue osrbaftst.