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Evening journal., 1914-02-27
Peoples Column
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR
SUFFRAGE DEBATE

Editor OF THE EVENING JOURNAL.
Sir: ] should like, through the medium
OF your valuable paper. TO come to the
defense of q large number of Delaware
women for whom Miss Emily p. Bissell
has recently presumed to speak, al
though she has never had amy personal
contact with them, and could not pos
sibly know their sentiments. either for
or against suffrage for women
IT, as Miss Bissell says, the question
of suffrage for women in Delaware. is
not Of enough Importance to warrant q
public debate, then surely. the women
OF whom she speaks must be sleeping
behind a hundred-yesrs growth Of
brlers. know that a large proportion
Of the women OF Delaware are not
asleep, but are awake and cropping for
light. Their minds are open 20 convic-
tion. \ debate between Miss Vernon
and Miss Bissell would have been most
enlightening and illuminating. We can
not but regret that we arc compelled to
forego such a treat.
The suffrage question is one Of the
liyeliest issues OF today in our neiehbor-
ing states, MS well as Delaware. and the
New Jersey legislature has Just passed
the amendment granting the franchise
to its women. How long will Delaware
cling to her reputation of being smallg
b. w. s..
Wilmington Del February 2G
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
MI-O-NA QUICKLY
ENDS INDIGESTION

DO not continue TO suffer with 'ndi-
gestion or dyspepsia causing heartburn,
dizziness, after-dinner distress. headache.
bilousness, pain in the bowels, or sour
and eassy stomach Get effective aud
lasting relief at once. Buy from any
druggist today-a fifty-cent box Of Ali
o-na Tablets. They quickly and surely
end Indigestion and stomach distress -
arc pleasant TO take and perfectly harm
less
Mi o-na is one of the most dependable
remedies for dsordered stOmachs. lt
heals the sore and indamed membranes
and is not only a digestive and antsc.d
giving prompt aud effective rclies, tut
is a tonic that tones up and strengthens
the entire digestive system the flow uf
gastric juices is increased. then the food
is properly dicested aud assimilatcd
You enjoy rohus. health
Why suffer siomaca distress another
hourg u is not only needless but may
be dangerous MANY serious diseases are
the result of neglected stomach ills.
DO not delay-get box Of Mi.o-ns
from \. Il. Danforth. Market snd Second
streets. take them as directed, and it
you are not entirely satisfied with re-
sults--moncy refunded
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
mol sELL oN rAx CLAIMS

Wednesday was the date set by Mag
istrate Buckley TO place number
of judgments against property owners
for 1917 taxes in the hands of the pro-
thonotary for collection, the properties
to be sold for taxes, but the magistrate
has decided TO continue tho time for an
other week or so TO give them plenty
of time 20 pay the amounts. Magistrate
Buckley has ON hand at the present
time l96 new claims for delinquent
taxes on properties in Brandywine hum
drcd for the years 1917 and 1912.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
Will WE HAVE REsUBMIssloN7

From the Delaware state News
We hear rumors and occasionally more
or less we'll founded hints. that there
viii be campaign for resubmission OF
the license law at the next session of the
legislature. There Is a fair field aud ii
there is TO be a fight Jet it be a fair one,
The people Of Kent county have knowl-
edge and information on this subject
that they did not have when the last
election on the subject was held, The
people of Kent county are better quail
fled TO pass ON this question than they
We're before District option has had a
trial here and those who favor IL aud
those who oppose il would have other ar
guments than mere conjecture and sur
mise ON which TO base their contentious
IL may be only idle rumors which we are
considering but if there is TO be fight
let it be fair and honest; this The News
will insist upon
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
Wilmington, Dol. February :
DEPENDS EQUALIZATION
OF THE ASSESSMENT

To the Editor OF THE EVENING
JOURNAL.
Sir: In looking over onday nights
issue, ] noticed that John ]. McCov-
ern, eN-Councilman Of the Eleventh
ward and a member of the Eleventh
Ward Democratic Legion. has been
made chairman of a committee TO
make inquiry into the new assess
ment Just being completed as to the
increases in valuation l would say
to Mr. McGovern and all others con-
oerned, as an observer Of conditions,
that | expected this and more 10 fol-
low.
would suggest to him TO start i'm
mediately to arrange a big public
meeting for the purpose of showing
up the rank ineuuity that has existed
for SO long. Now that the real
truth Of valuations has been estab-
lishcd by experts. who. 7 believe. know
their business. ii is natural for pco-
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FRIDAY. FEB. 27. 1914.
THE PUBLIC AND rHE SCHOOLS.

THE PUBLIC AND THE SCHOOLS.
HERE would seem to be no valid reason why citi-
zeos OF the city Of Wilmington who wish to meet
discuss questions Of a civic nature should not use
auditorium in the High School at scasonabic times
when it IS not being used by the students.
ic people built itl
pc people paid for az
BE- people own itl
be members OF the Board OF Education merely
agents IN charge Of the property
1ere arc some members OF tho board who seem
binh otherwise but that does not aiter the facts
&c stated
mauy places ii Is the policy to encourage the use
,hool auditoriums by men and women who wish
usasc IN The serious discussion of civic problems
to make the school buildings stand for something
q tlun places OF instruction for boys and girls
Il harm could result from that policy being pur-
IN our own city is not apparent
e do not mean that the High School auditorium
uld be thrown open for political meetings ond be
ic a sort OF public rostrum for The free unre-
,tcd and Immediate use OF every man who has a
sch in his head aud who wishes to get it out Of
system What we mean IS that It should be avail
for the use OF earnest ana sof-rcspcctlng men
Nomon who, having the good OF the community
cart wish to meet and compare ideas and decide
ron a course Of action
The Board OF Education quite naturally should be
mited to exercise proper discrimination IN the mat
OF acting upon requests for the use of the audi
Yum. Il should decide first of all what classes OF
htings TO permit and what TO exclude Politlcai
, semi-potical meetings quite naturally would be
frcd for the sake Of the school and the harmony
tpe board There are however scores of meetings
d might be held there every year which would be
eDent to tho city aud do harm TO the school
ould be perfectly easy for the board to exercise
scriminaton which would be supported by public
ion.
the matter stands now the auditorium is dark
Of the nights in the year. II Is doing. IN the
ing. practically no good to the school children OF
the public An that may be said FOR it is that It Is
re. The taxpayers spent thousands OF dollars e
duce IL and yet public utility and a molder Of
ehcial public opinion on our civic questions It's
1sce IS nil
EHpense may be urged as an objection to ITS use
the public which owns It. 1t may be said that the
ard cannot afford to pay for the light heat janitor
wear and tear. fair estimate Of the cost Of
oso things per meeting might be made and IL neccs-
try, nominal charge might be fixed to cover them
,rtainly however the people should receive in re-
rn for the money they spent that auditorium a
eater measure Of benefit from It than they are doing
present
And what is said about the High School might with
ericct proprety, be said about our public schools
fise policy all Of them could be made the chief
entries for civic discussion and action in their re-
pectiye localities
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

Nlt is unfortunate that publication Admiral Deweys
arrat'e of the spanishAmerican has revived the
,teNey-Von Diedrchs controversy, which aroused so
1anch bitterness between this country and Germany
Ehen the conquest Of the Philippines was in progress
sdmiral Won Dedrichs who commanded the German
Iquadron ia Manila bay takes exception to many of the
fntements contained in the Dewey narrative The bur
Gen OF bis complaint is that the American admiral has
flcAured him being pro-spanish which, he asserts
pas not The United States and Germany have SO
Sey Interests IN common now and the feeling between
aem is SO friendly that il is hoped the two admirsls
SIN not deem it expedient to enter into controversy
ghich will drag up unpleasant incidents that in ma
ional sense, should be forgotten
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
WORD For LEVY COURT.

Editor of THE EVENING JOURNAL,
Sir; Much has been said in The sunday
Star about our present Levy Court no
doubt hy some individual who has been
disappointed politically. Judging from
the recent reports of our comptroller,
Brandywine hundred has a balance OF
over $1,000 and Christiaua hundred
over $1,000, with our roads in as good
a condition as usual This looks good
for our president. b. B. Hollmgsworth.
Christiana Hundred Taxpayer.
Wilmington, Del, February 20.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

An but ten Of the 1865 national banks IN this couu
try have declared themselves the currency sys
tenn Only eighteen OF the banks which have declared
themselves have decided apply for membership.
In other words the at the present time rep
resonts 437 banks. with total capital of 81 105i533
554. 1915 per cent OF the capital Of the national
banks in the United States. Under such conditions the
system should have fair try-out and its strong
and weak points should be quickly after has
been put in operation.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

British militants have resorted to the use of ar
pilery for the enforcement OF their demand for
She right to vote. The sleepy town OF Blackburn. IN
fmgiand was startled few days ago By the sound Of
me discharge Of Rushing out the people
made an Investigation and discovered that mitants or
re Pankhurst school had seized old cannon that
Tao done service IN the Crimean aud had loaded
cnd bred it to manifest their dscontont because of
mer Yotcess condition. Nor is there any evidence
70 show that they shut their eyes when they pulled the
'anyard or said Goodness gracousl" when the gun
rfept on
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

shoveng snow in the streets Of Wilmington will be
better than nothing for the working men who find
themselves out Of jobs in the first year OF the Wilson
administration but there many competent mechan-
les in the list of the unemployed who never dreamed
that they would be reduced TO the necessity Of shovel
ing within less than year after President Wilson
had been inauguraed and that Republican City Coun
ell would be asked to supply such work for them
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
ANNOUNcE HORSE sALE-

Samuel A. Mcdaniel has received a
consignment of 2S horses from south
Dakota which he will offer for sale
ON March at 10 o'clock at his stables
on Front street near Washington street.
lie will also sell at the same time sew
eral general purpose horses.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

n, when King Ferdinand, queen Elconore and the
Princess Budoxa of Bulgaria. visit the United States
this the king VIII deliver lecture frankly ex-
planning Why it that his showed up so well
in the with Turkey and the securcmeut Of spolis
and so poorly in the war with the Balkan allies and
Greece the division Of the spois the talk will be
an interesting one
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
WORkMtN TNJrRFD.

Horace Byars. colored, OF No. SIS
Orange street, while at work at the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Corpora
ton today injured his right thumb.
He was treated at the Delaware Hos
pital
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

with having inysnted the tango dance Why not blame
il on Cleopatra the Queen OF sheba? Both are dead
and far known, neither has an abe-bodied de-
scondant who will deem IL his duty to resent the ac-
cusaton
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

x Qrde Wright has announced that he will not make
'tsa attempt to ny across the Atlantic Such an an
'3opncemcpt VAS unnecessary. The public has been
55H-re for several years that Wright now regards
tbe commercial end OF the acroplane business much
+ore genial and remuneratire than the operating
Tnd OF IL
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a sENsIBLE ANTIsHIpPING Bill.

- R~NoARAE AN ll-onlfFlNG DILL
From the Salisbury News.
Word comes from Annapolis that Tn,
Democratic senators from the Eastern
Shore will get together with Superintend
ent Hare, Of the Anti Saloon League
and construct an anti shipping Bit
which viii be satisfactory and uniform
in every county ON the shore. Under
the provisions of the bin limit will b,
placed upon the amount of liquor whien
can be shipped in and brought in each
county. This is the proper kind of leg.
islation ana VIC congratulate DR.. Have
ion his foresight in helping TO frame ur
a measure which cannot be classed o.
fanatical and which will probably have
the aid and assistance in its proper All
.ministration by all the good people in
all the counties Of the State.
II would in the minds Of many sober
and we'll thinking people, be a mHtaSs
TO pnss amy bill which would cut out en-,
tiroly the shipment of liquor m.o thos,
counties and vet allow whiskey to b,
brought in person II would be an un.
fair discrimination in favor of The mer
of mcans who visit the ctios weekly
and for this reason would be fought
harder by the other class of citizens who
would be prohibited by force Of circuin.
stances from bringing in or getting II
whiskcv for their use The bill shouid
limit tho quantity IN each case and a
searrh and seizure section shoull ne en-.
acted in the bill which will all,w The au-
thoritics 10 examine the baggage OF per.
sons coming into the county ii for any
reason il is believed a larger quantity
of ,rhi-lnv L. baiurr irou0.f iu flnu fitf
law contemplates.
There is no douOl that bin framcl
along these lines viii stop at lcaFt 50
per cont. of the Drunkenness and boot
Logging" in the counties on the shore
and at the next session OF the Legislature
IL may be possible TO cut ont ths whole
levil with the tacit consent of the public
Dr. Iiares policy 90 not trying 20 force
the reform an OF once IS the same pclicy
.of nan who has hid many years cX
pcriencc in dealing with this great prob
lem and he is n hc.icr Judge cham some
cihers of lesser experience
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

Fifty thousand voted in the primaries in Chi
cago on Tuesday That IS by a full vote, but
II is clear indication that women viii participate
lively in political affairs they have opportun-
ity 10 do so.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

The young AIikado OF Japan has received 10000
audatory poems from 10000 loyal subjects He is an
other in public life who doubt realizes that
at times # is an annoyance to be popular.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
OnIy Ono sBROMO 0UININE,

To get the genuine. call for full
name, LAXATIVE BROMO QU1NINE.
Look for signature Of r. W. GROVE.
Cures a Cold In One Day. 25c.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

tkton, Nd. Is looking for building boom in the
Spring II its building boom keep pace With its matr-
monia boom it will be a big place in little while
Evening journal., 1914-02-27
Editorial Opinion
sMYRNA's PUBLIC BUILDING.

From the Smyrna Times
Congressman Brockson declares he is
dong everything he can to hasten the
Federal building, despite the fact that
member Of the commission (sincc re-
cent personal visit to smyrna, is dis
posed to report things contrary TO the
real needs adequate for postonice quar-
ters. Let Us hope Mr. Brockson can
bring about early action and that as
soon as good weather sets in work can
be started on the building site acquired
by the committee Of fifteen several
years ago.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

tnee Joe" Cannon persists in his refusal to be re-
5enssfuetcd politically
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

Copyright. 1914. by q. ]. Edwards.
All rights reserved.
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

Tomorrow Mr.. Edwards will tell OF
"A Tribute to an Almost Forgotten
Poet"
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

ERE would seem to be no valid reason why citi-
,eus OF the city Of Wilmington who wish to meet
discuss questions OF civic nature should not use
auditorium in the High School at soasonabic times
vhcn 1t IS not being used by the students
Evening journal., 1914-02-27

The Association oi
,Amcricih Advertin.
srs is comp ,sei Of
Mi the great adrcr-
iisers Of this couu.
trv. The Associa
lion endorses only
suea rapers as sub.
NIT 10 its sSamins.
ton az anv moment
aud positive nroof
must 10 frhmitfed
Tire ar-amnanvi~r 2
fsriifcate, 10. At5f.
llas beer issued %
Nis 1aprr
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aexer.

- Grobs Miibe bate geitern Wors
gen bic Jelsruebr, eineu iteilsn 9ers
binauf 3n tomineu, Der na4 Der @l'
len 9errace fii6rt. Durh sinen ibab
baftsn Sdornitein mar i'm Sauie RO
2465 Serraee glpe., in Der Wobnuns
bon aena &irf9 elm Jeutr eniftuu
ben. 0urd bic @er50gerung. ipel6
bdburt eniitdnb, bab es ben pferber
Dor ben Magen iaum m0slif) mar
porpdrts gu tommen, fonnte bai
Jsuer nm fih grsifen, ipoourh Ell
S4abtn DON $500 entftanb.
Der We:t rd6tsbaum Der Jami'
lie Joispb Smith. gfo. 655 CHM Ctr.
ssrietb geitern 4benb ourh cine I'M.
itiirasnbe aer5e in Tlammen lpoburd
bas Mlobiliar in 8ranb serietb Ti'
Jeaeripebr tpurbe berbsiserufsn. D.l
unssriHteie S4abeH tpiro auf $50 an
eesfben.
Der @eibnattsbmim in Ser @ob
ming BON gnna Sentnep go. 14l
Inin StrnBe fina Seuer iinb ipriroI
Die Uei,eripebr btir6 einen Stilnlarn
snr abl5ida,ne berbeigcruieu. Gel
Gdaben lit aering.
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stiftnnssieit bss .. II. .. itmter.
itiBnngs.yercins.

Mm fommenbsn Sonniag fei.rt Der
Deuti6 llnsariide Oamsn sfrantens
llnteritiibunssperein fein pieridbrigss
Bsfebsn, irnb fir bi,ies Stiftunssfsit,
bas in Der Central 9urnbdlle began
gen perben fpirb, III Elm iebr biibfdes
unb abtpedslunssreifes programm
sufamm.nseiteqt porben. Die 5aupt=
hummer bieies prosramms pirb bic
9(uffiibruug bts Stiidss Der p.rlos
rene Sobn1 biIben, in ipsldem bic
folaenbsn 0amsn miipirten: syrau
6slsne 5aios, Jrau Rate 2ufas, Jrau
9lnna GisnmiiIIer, Grau WiIma aiss
fer. s5r.. Mnna Stsiner unb Jrdulein
Warie 6asmsn. Die Resie ipirb Serr
ssobann 6sin iiibren. Mii Der Durd-
fiibrurg bts programms ipirb nm 5
llbr Nahuittass begonueu iperben.
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zaslies Giuanan goIssbla4 eamhaa 2s 1mber 1914

flogsn; bic Jauit bes &rieges po9te
iDiebsr an bic Sorts unb 5biiren. Die
Jeiiuns 1T nit 2ebensmitteln umb
yropiant reid perfshen. SIN Sitter
babnbof ftausn ii9 3iise Doa W1ebt
unb 3ipiebad, bic in ben lebten 5as
gen iiber gbproip einsslnufen iino.
Rar iinb nur Gle Dinse bes Gurus,
tbsuer man9e @enuBmitiel: es toiten
elm Qiter Ulil9 / arone, Elm ailo But
ter z aronen, elm &ilo Salami 8
&ronen, elm 2iter Hum ober S6naps
9 &ronen, cine S4ddtsl 3iinb66lser
] &rOns, cine Sdva6tsl S6otolabe 9
aronen. Drei Waggons Bier, bic am
Gage Dor m.iner qlbreiie anlansien,
biirftsn mittlerlpeile ldngit aufgetruns
Ten iein.
Mir perlisBen pr3emDil auf einem
Der feds muiferbuft ausseitattsten
Sdnitdtssiigs bes GouDerGnen Wala
tbeier gtittercrbens, Grobpriorot fir
g5bmen unb Oeitsrrtid: &omman.
odnt Des ,Suges lfDar YriH5 ero1,
Der Heffs Der gr5bsr5o9in Sfabela;
iein 4iiifent Baron 2dubon 1T elm
Tadfa9r bes beriibmten Jelpb.rrn.
Wir fubrsn nit aelDIttsn 2i9tern
bur9 Die Rebelnadt. Srgenbpo i'm
llubeitimmten srollte Die Sdladt; an
tlsinen. s.ssn ben JeinO gu absebsdz
ten Seuern tauerten, iilbouettsnbaft
bslidtst, ein5elne Solouten. Wir ia.
men ndh llnsarn unb fdnoen in bst
sriten Saot nd6 ben Oielen oiirren
5assn bic lansentbebrte @affreunbs
idaft bisies geiegneten Qanbss piez
Der.
2eonbarb abelt, &rissss
hrif1terIfQtter.
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FeinoIid,e aauSsIeute.

llsbsr Elm. serinsfiisise lIrIu9e &c.
ristbeg seiftrn absnb bic Greunoe g
q. Gapaitina Dragon, as Sabre alt
elm beiBbliitiser Sobn Der puBta. glo
4s4O Sprins Grope 9lpeHue ipobHbaft.
NIT ftinsm I'M ielben Saus ipobnsnbsr
sgreunb Sdmusl Seibilo, sbenfaIs Gin
6obn oes fdSnsn lInsarldnoes. in
Gtreit in bsHtn 0srlauf Geibilo BEN
Dragon nit elmer 9ierfIaI4e sinsn
GdjIaa iibsr nm aopf osrisbte Dra-
son trus eintn ShaosIbru4 oapor
iinb nrubis nah BEN itdbtiiden arail'
ienbduft sfbradi tpcreeIt ipdbrenf
GsibiIb iebt binier fhpsoiiGsn Saro''
nen jibt.
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gripatpoIi,iit perbaftet.

goli5iit Gbaie, Ger oird Die Grs
ihieBing bes 9ailSiten Sobl 5lt einer
gerpiIien 8eriibmtbeit eelangt lit,
perbaitete in Der 9sndt 3am 5reitag
on Der George StraBe ben Rripatpo;
IisiIien ebmarb 9rodmau uoH gso.
1926 Gtanton sIpenile inter Der Be
ifulbigung oeS 8aifentragens. yead)
oen stngaben Ses Gbaie iol 8rodnran
auf Der Strabe nit eiiiem Reuolper
berumgefudlteIt baben.
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tsinem sdlaSelbrmdl erleaen.

ssm It1otiiden arnufenbals itart
acitern ser "a Sabre alte 3immcr,
mann @eorge 2lttig BON go. 2107
Gnitcrn gloeiule an eineiH Shaoeis
brlid,, ben er iid) am 81. Se5enlber
BEL eincm Stur5 auf Dem e5latteis
Dor ieinem SaiiIe 5use5ogen bate.
Coroner Gr. Soerimeper ipnroe oof
Dem sl6lebcir Oes 8erirnglildten n
ssenntniB geiest.
- Dor bem itGbtii4en 2ogierhdus
iiiirate Der obDaaloie .. Oonopan dnl
elmer gisfldde niebsr uno 5os ii4 eiHs
9erlebuna am aopf 81, bic tetns
llebcrfiibruns ndd benz itdotiiteH
6oipital notbipeuois mahte.
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WrSadltnisidl,unno.

Sm aipeiten poliSeibiitrift ipuroe sez
fern burd ben poii5iiten Rsillep Elm
Wann aufssfunben, Der plaulos Durt
Die Straben irrte. Reillep lieB ben
llnbeiannten nad bem itdbtii9sn 9os
ipital brinssn, tpoislbit Der Wann
nift i'm Stdnoe mar. isinen Ramen.
nod ben Srt ieiner 9eriunft an3use=
ben. Sn ben 5aTHen bes Wannes
ipurben 8efufsfarten auf ben RameiI
allfreo Auiit, aanreHceburg. Snb., &c.
fuuben.
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Ans yselu gurt Sabeim.

Deteftip Sbsarpoob tsbrts stitern
nit benz 19 Sabre alien 9bsobore
6erbemann, pon SO. ia Weit el6sr
Strdbe, ous Rem yorf 5uriid. 9ers
bemann bate iif) ben bortisen Bsb6r@
ben felbii seiteIlt, nnb iid) Der Inter
fdlnguna Der Summe BON $1,000 gum
Rahtibsil Der syirnu Sanger u. Ramr
pc befannt. 5erbeman, Der in Der
Warins gebient bat, bofft buB er auf
Gruno ieiner glitsn Wilitdrfiibring
nit elmer leihten Strafe bapontommt.
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Sie perIdlfpnnSsnen $50.

Wiarp W,c2augbliu BON No. 334
Dit 5. Strabe bate eiuen gteger oa'
nit beid,dftigt, ben Seiteiuueg bon
Sdnee uno eis 5ii reiuigeu. slls Der
Wann nit ieiner slrbeit iertis rudr
rno bas SailS gir gulpfnngnabme
leiner Gntlobnllng betreten battc,
permifte Die 5rau ipdter ben getras
pon 500, Der aiii eiHer AoHIooe geles
oeu f,aftp