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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-05-30
CHARTER.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ST. MARTIN.
Know We that on this 10Th day of April
A. ID. 1914, before the undersigned No
tary Public in and for the Parish of st.
Martin. Louisiana, duly commissioned
and qualified as such and in the pre-
sence of the undersigned lawful wit
nesses. appeared the persons whose
names are hereunto subscribed, who de-
clare that they organize themselves in
to Corporation for the purposes here
matter mentioned.
Its corporate name Is "Patin Oil Com
pany", domiciled at St. Martinville, St.
Martin Parish, Louisiana, with Fifteen
Thousand Dollars Capital Stock of Fifty
Dollars per share which shall be issued
for cash or in payment Of oil leases, or
other property as may determined by
the Board of Directors. 1t shall began
operations when fifty per cent of the
stock shall have been subscribed and
paid for.
1t shall exist for twenty five years
aud shall sue aud be sued through its
President. Its affairs shall be managed
by Board of Directors composed of five
The first Board shall be
]. NJ. Olivier, President. F. e. Dslahous-
save, Secretary and Treasurer. C.. C.
Martin. Vice-President and Z. GuidrOz
and George Knight. who shall elect all
Officers and adopt all necessary bylaws
and do all things necessary to carry out
the purposes Of this Corporation. The
object of this Corporation il mining for
oil, gas and all kinds of minerals, and
the production and marketing thereof,
and for that purpose to erect and con-
struct all necessary derricks, install
and to build transporta-
tiOn and communication facilities and
all other thing necessary therefor, and
to buy. lease. sell. pledge and mortgage
real estate and other property.
Inls cnarter may be amended, or this
dissolved bv twO-thirds
vote of the capital stock at any regular
meeting. upon fifteen days previous
notice In writing to each stockholders.
whose liability under this charter are
limited to unpaid balance of their stock.
Thus done and passed at st. Martin
Vile. st. Martin Parish. louisiana. on
the day, month and year first above
written in the presence Of undersigned
witnesses and me Notary
after due reading.
Signed: F. Z. Delahoussaye, two shares
Geo. Knight. ...... two shares
b, nj. Anderson. two shares
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-05-30
l.
LOCAL NEWS.
Cow Peas at A. G.. Goulss.

New Orleans.
Mr.. G.. ]. Durand made q trir
to Texas this week.
Mice Odills Bienvenu is visit.
ing relatives in Mansura.
Mrs. Luc Guilbeau Of Code was
visiting here Thursday.
DIR. P. II. Fleming made q trip
to New Orleans this week.
Mrs. E. E. VOORHEES, of Leon
vile was on . visit here Wednes-
day.
Mre. Felix Brousssrd OF Brsaux
Bridge was on Q visit here this
week.
Mrs. Sam Martin of Lake
Charles is on q visit to relatives
here.
Mrs. o. P. Reswebsr and chill.
dren visited New Orleans this
week.
DR.. Albert Dautsrivs of Brsaux
Bridge was on . visit hers Wed.
nssday.
Father Blanc of Cscilis spent
a few days hers this week with
Father NORM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eastin Of
Fullerton, CAL, are spending some
time hero with relatives.
Mr.. Leopold Beslin returned to
Tampico, Mexico, this week. Mrs.
Bsslin will leave latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Bienvenu Of
Lafayette were hers several days
this week visiting relatives.
Palm Beach and Mohair suits, We
have q fine line. K. Schwartz.
Mr.. Lionel Fleming who is TAX
ing tho dentist course in New Or
leans is home for tho vacation.
For sale-1 American horse $40
Laizaire Bienvenu.
Mr.. Carol Simon who is study.
ing dentistry in Now Orleans came
home this week to spent bis vaca-
ton.
Fine Pants for Spring, 1 have
an elegant line, K. Schwartz.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff DeBlano of
Algiers are visiting here the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan De.
Blanc.
Mr.. jeff L. Bisnvsnu attended
tho graduating exercises Of tho
Industrial Institute in Lafayette
Monday.
Whom in need of Fancy Groce-
ries, telephone j. b. Ferran's
Grocery.
Mr.. Thomas O'Conner and Miss
Lillian Neal of Now Orleans are
guests of Miss Angelic Thibo-
dsauX.
Mr.. Ed. Bulliard is in the north
introducing his famous Evange-
line Tabasco Sauce and other Of
his preparations.
MRS. w. D. Roussel of Pattsr-
son spent several days here this
week at the homo of her father,
Mr.. L. j. Gardemal.
Mrs. VIM. j. Bassett of Eunice
spent several days here this week
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. V. Fournet.
For sale-One Peerless Incuba.
tor, capacity 60 eggs. Further
particulars apply at this Office.
-Messrs. Albert Halphsn and
Charles Fusslisr who are employ
cd in New Orleans spent several
days here this week with relatives.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-05-30

The boys gave a pretty dance at
BONN hall Thursday which was
mnch enjoyed by all who attended.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-05-30
REGLEMENT DU CINE
THERE ST. MARTINVILLE.

st. Martinvills appartisnt do droit
a rEglise.
2. LIE cimetiers est enforcement
sous lie contr0le ct Decentralization
do PEgliss qui ssuls a 10 droit
den disposer.
3. Tous los droits dc tombe
dsja comedies ct concsder ne
sont pas IN Transient de propriete,
mails settlement un droit pour lie
possesssur du titrs d'user pour lui
ct les msmbres do 90 famills du
terrain concede tsnt quill 80 con-
formers aux reglements etablis on
q etsblir sans quill ait lie droit
den dispossr CONNIE affaire de
commerce.
l. La take snnuelle $1.00 est
obligatoire ct doit etrs psyes svsnt
10 premier Janvisr pour pannee
subssqusnte.
2. Un droit d'entres pour 10
cimstiere est ajoute al prix dc
reinforcement ct est scion IL classs
demanded 81, So. 81, on IS.
3. Pour los Changers ct pour
ceux qui mont pas IL s6pulturs
ecolesisstique I'm droit special do
S. est sxige.
4. L. droit d'entres pour les
enfants jusq'a IL ans est So.
l. Chaqus aimee uns partie du
cimetiers est designes pour servir
a Pinhumstion dss defunts don't
les families n'out pas dc conces-
sion.
2. Avsnt dc oreussr I'M tombs
on de construire I'm tombsau, los
ovriers doivsnt s'sdresssr an gar.
dion pour prsndre SOS directions.
3. II est sxpressement defsndu
do deposer dss materiaux dams 10
cimstiere excspte s'ils doivsnt scr.
vir pour un travail immediat.
4. Nj voitures, nj chariots mem
trsront dams 10 cimstiers. Les
ovrisrs ont settlement le droit
d'user sur les banqusttss dune
brouette svec roue do bois.
5. Le travail achieve, les ouv-
riers doivent snlevsr Les materiaux
ct tous los debris do briquss, ci-
msDt. etc. A default 10 gardien son
chargera auxdepsns du contracteur
qui n'sura Ia permission d'exeou-
tor d'sutrs travail dams 10 cine.
there qu'apres avoir pave l'amsnde
exiRes.
l. Les families qui ont une
concession doivent On demandsnt
Penterrement presenter leur titre.
2 Quioonqus voudra crsussr
uns tombe, ouvrir on construire
I'M tombssu devrs presenter au
garden IN permits du cure on du
vicsire.
3. Los terrains comedies sont
do 3 IL, 10 < IL, Is < IL etc. II
ne. sera pas conc6de au della do IL
pieds on longusur.
4. Dams aucun cas- il nest ven
du moins dun dsmi terrain meme
81 Ia famills vent elargir 30 CON-
cession.
5. L'eglise No rsconnait Ia con-
cession gu q Ia seuls personne
qui en- posseds 10 titrs.
6. Le concessionnaire ma le
droit de faire inhumer dams son
tombsau que ses ascsndants, dss-
pendants OF oollatersux al premier
degre pourvu quo rERliss leur
accorde 10 sepulturs eccl6siastique.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-04-24
Give Comfort 10 Stout Persons.

A good wholesome cathartic that
has stimulating effect on the stom-
ach. liver and bowels is Foley Ca
thartic Tablets. Thoroughly clean
sing in action, they keep you regular
with no gripping and no unpleasant
after effects. They remove that gassy
distended feeling SO uncomfortable to
stout persons. Seawell's Pharmacy.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-07-11
::C[EVELANDDANCE
]. HALLS: SUCCESSFUL
e.;... :. ~.
Only Unruly Character Was a
Mongrel Pup Who Was. =.
Bounced. - -: 2

CLEVELAND, July 10.-Clae-
lands municipal dance halls are de-
cided success. This fact was today
;attested to by Mayor Baker and other
Officials, who have: watched the OPP
GRAFTON Of "c1ean dancing at cents
per dance in the city park pavilions.
The dances are open air affairs.
Every afternoon and night, except
Sunday, during the summer months.
young couples of the city are enabled
to enjoy: chaperoned dancing, but the
tango and other latest dips and twists
are barred. .~,*.o, -: ~: !:
Nine thousand, nIase.o. hundred and
seYenty-s seven tickets were sold at
EtEdgewAter park paNili ion tho opening
night. The municipal .chaperon had
an easy time. But one unruly char
acter had to: be put Oft the floor, The
culprit was a. frisky little mongrel
pup, who slipped by the doorkeeper
and had the time OF life trying to
chew the dancers heels. He eluded
Miss Margaret Reilly until caught
and uncerenoniously bounced
At Woodland Hills pavilion Mrs.
Carol Sullivan, the chaperon, had not
a single case to need. her attention.
though 5,614 paid for dances. Total
receipts at the two municipal dances
on the opening night were $462.03,
representing a good profit for the city
after the musicians had been paid !
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-07-11
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
OPERATORS TO STRIKE

CLINTON. ILL.,, July 1o.--The MI
nois Central railroad began to- see
more trouble ahead Of it last week.
There was great activity at the gem
erAl Offices when word was brought
In through the co1npany's elaborate
staff OF paid spies 4 strike of the ril-
road telegraphers was threatened. 4
Vice President. Parks imme diately
ordered special train, with which
he began coursing up and down the
system. spreading the salve right and
left. and trying to knock anything in
the head that looked like uneasiness
on the part OF the key men. g.. ~
The special came through Clinton.
stopped long enough for Parks to
satisfy himself that the slaves here
were probably supdued and then htr-
ried on toward st. Louis The pres
epce of the special was reported from
a numb4r OF places BY correspondence
! who kept tab on the Efforts OF the
company to smother any movement
Tor more money that might be mazda
! ~ the wire men. "a
! The men have presented demands
Tor Is per cent. increase. About
1900 mon are interested IN the pend
ing associations. ass
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-07-11

About 125 men and women whose
savings were engulfed In the collapse
OF the Henry Siegel Bank, met in the
Labor Temple, Second avenue and
18th street, in New York and elect
money was involved in the failure to
act as their chairman and sole Off
ctal representative. 81 p.
The erstwhile depositors in, the
siagel Bank authorized Latter to deal
for them with all persons involved in
the proceedings now pending to
clear away the debris of the Siegel
crash, T 81 :as.T : = .s.>. Z
81 They appsndsdy their, nanassss and
Latter was described -a4. the man who
organized the depositors into, an: or
ganization for their own defense
and to whose efforts is largely due
whatever has thus far been recovered
by the depssttors. i i: ~ @:..7 Z
The resolutions also referred To
certain persons and committees
who have without authority offered
themselves as representatives Of the
depositors and who by their actions
have prejuiced their interests. There
was some talk of appealing to Dis:
trict Attorney Whitman to proceed
against these. 2.:; .
When Latter, in the course. of a
speech in which he referred to ths
change Of venue granted siegel and
Frank E: Vogel, his partner, who are
to be tried in octoler on fourteen
indictments charging. grand larceny
said that funds would be raised tc
send delegation of depositors to
the scene Of the trial, his auditors
stamped and applauded. = =
A collection was made last night to
defray the, expenses of the meeting
and another one to be held soon.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-07-11
CLERKS
WILL !. TOAST j CHIEFS |': !
80. vmIt un@l
National President Of Association
j to Be Among Guests at Ban
quet Wednesday Night,

Next Wednesday night at the Com
naercials club the Duluth branch OF
the United Association Of Postoffice
Clerks will give a banquet in honor
Of Frank T. Rogers Of Chicago, ma
tional president OF the association.
The, other guests Of honor Will BE
Postmaster William q. McEwen, who
recently took office, and Enoch Nell
son Of Minneapolis, president OF the
Minnesota branch OF the association.
This will be Mr.. Rogers first visit
to Duluth, and the local clerks are
making preparations to sS give him q
royal reception. It is expected that
He Will arrive early in !. the morning,
and he will be taken for drive
around the boulevard before lunch,
which will be at the Commercial club,
and will be given by the officers 81
the local branch.
The banquet will begin at o'clock
in the evening and will be attended
BY about 100 mem ers and friends Of
the Duluth clerks. The toastmaster
will be Bert Erickson, president oi
the local body, and addresses will be
made by Rogers. McEwen and, Mel
son. A musical program also Il
planned. s
Late Wednesday night Nelson and
Rogers will leave Duluth for Bfainerd
to attend, the convention OF the state
branch 81 the clerks assoc iation. The
committee In charge OF .he entertain.
YnAnt OF the national prAsident con.
sista Of Edward EskeIson, Nelson
Keeler and c.. e. Mathis son. 5.5
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-07-11
WAGE SCALE APPROVED.

DES MONIES, Ia, July 1O.--Mem-
beers Of the United Mine Workers u11-
ion In this district have Endorsed the
new wage agreement drawn up at the
recent joint conference In this city,
and peace in the Iowa coal fields il
assured for the next two years A
number OF inequalities have been adj
1usted. IS %&@5%:. .lel
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-07-11
:. T I'M E c ARD
Is JULY And AUGUST
TRIPS TO FOND DIJ LAC

: 49, JULY AMI AUGUST
TRIPS 70 FOND DU LAC
2 TrIps Daily Except Monday)
Leave Duluth sa. m and s.. M.
Returning to Duluth 1:45 5p m. and
ROUND TRIP TICKET, ADULTS Soc,
5S CHILIHS 26c. 4, 81 SIS
y MONDAYS B
HERALD EXCURSION
Il STEAMER FAvOTsITE, Leave Duluth
ct q. m. Return at p. n. sS
.. GRAND LAKE RIDE
Z sTEAMER COBU1IBIA ron 81,
PORT WING. WIS.
50 mile boat ride on old Lake Superior
800 ROUND TRIP. 81.
. Leave foot sof Fifth avenue West II
$3.50 g.. m. every dondty. returning
same evening e { 30 p. sfln.s 81 rs
MOI NLIdHT ouRsIoN ON
e THE LAKE
d srIhA1 MINI cor Usf14tA
I,sAvss Du1lth foot OF nth avenue
Ut. ::so returning b 8
$50 81. Ss 81 ms W. .3ss.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-07-11

The Progressive party convention
Eof York County, Nebraska. declared
Tor municipal home rule ii ta1ta ton
ana Tor .shifting 81 the Dutdsn of
i4nd. taxation uron the ansATnsd 70
II the value ot land itself Nh stlaaln
lppon si1np prove tn1nt q.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-07-11
400 MEN STRIKE

WHEELING G, W. Va, July lo.--A.
strike Of 200 building craftsmen, en-
ployed on several build inss by = lar1e
contractor In this city. followed =
broken agreement made by the en-
ployer with his hod carriers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-21
WomardJens 3mfaumen'
limit.
Die a0niac ron sdnuebeu, 9orpesen
uno Sdnsmarf balten rine Son.
ferrns ab.

Stodbplm, 20. DECEMBER, pia
aonbon. aSnia Gbriitidn pon Dane
mari. 9onis 9uifdb BON Ghnebsr
uHb G6nis Sdutpn bon Horlpesen, bic
nit ihrtH Wliniitsrn bes 4uspdrtigsn
am 5reitns uHb am Samitag in Mols
moe aonfsrsn5en abbisIisn. nm iih
iiber einen gIan 5ur apnfulibiriina
ibrer Sntersiisn ipdbrsub Der Dausr
bes segtnpdrtisen arieses ihliiifis
~ tperbeH, ba6eH Elm Qbtommsn be-
siigIid Der dufssiporfensn syragsn ses
troffen. dele aniiinbigung III in
elmer omtli9Jn GrtlGruns srfolsi, be.
rem Snbnlt in tur5en 3iieen Der fol-
esnbe lit:
Die 3uinmmsnfunft Der brei Wlo.
ndrhen tpurbe am iSrsitag nit elmer
Rebt beg a6nigs @uitap erDffnet, Der
bstonis, baB bic brsi Mei9e bes Rors
btns beiirsbt leien bic gltutralitdi
aufrs@ au srbaIteH unb bsmsrtts,
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Jabrs alie Milliam 9immetf, bon 90.
2307 Wosrlsin Strabs, ebenfalls I'M.
Ter perfdisbtnsn Derba4tsmomeuien
in Daft asnommen.
ggiIliam 9immeti Sr., Der iid nit
isinsm Batter William unb 10 Sabre
dlien 9ruber artbur untsr ptrTfiss
oeHsn Wtrbdhismomen.sn i'm Gs.
ipubriam befinbti, ssIianb ssitern In,
DetettiDhauptquartisr anseblih siH.
felt Monoten bic Disbit1bls bsi glms
unb Do,pis aussefiibrt su babtn.
Der jlnes 8urIfs, Der burd isinsT
Batter tinsn plat ola WafdiHiit sr.
baItsn bate, apdntirie gum Gleftr:.
Ter unb bate baburd geIegenbsi.,
In aQe 4bibsiIilnesn bss 5aniss sn
iummen. I'm ieins Disbftdble aus.
fiibrsn 5n i0nnsn, tam WilIidm rat
betnbsisr glrbtitsssit in ben Wlaidji,
nenraum 3uriid. unS 3os iid fiia:
2lrbsitsilsipuns an, lin niGt ben Der.
ond5t isinsr Wiitarbiier 3u trrsssr.
alsbann troh Der gurifx uaf Oh.
fhdftsIdlub iibsr Elm Dad zines OH.
sr.n3.nben iIsinsn SauIss. bag 81
Der yirma ssb5r.. burf) elm Denfs-
In bas Sauptgebdubt, ipo er fem.
Giebersisn ausfiibris.
am Samiiag ipuroe CT pom ieinem
g,fdid credit. ba iih aufdlis.rpsii:
nod 3sparismenisdefs In ben NGu,
men aufbieIisn uDb ptranldb!sn bi.
6erren bic Ysrbdfiuns bes iuns,n
9urIhsn.
Die asitpblensn SaHsn bate Mi.
liam alspaHn in itinsr arbtitsfIti
buns Derpadt nit rla9 5auis gcnpm.
men.
gladbem Elm ans.Ieliier rsr sini
gen Wionnisn. Der NIT bem ginbrsftr
Barr in gslddftspsrbinbuna itanb.
ptrbaftsi mar. j,bt Dimmeti icinc
Hanb5iige fit 3ipei Ulonate aus, uIa
ni4t WtrDaht 5l trregen.
on Der Mobnuns oss @trbdfieien
fanbsn bic Dtiestipes Diers unc
griut sinsn srobsH ReiIeiofitr Dor.
icipie Gisarysn. psrihisbene pnar.
5dube, Ressnmdntel, Sanbtdldsr
Silbernddrsn. Gas. iinD sletiriffs
pidtttiisn, 5iuti Nntunm Meinissr.
Danitn GarDsrotsnItiide unb 9ifG.
ssritbt. bic Wiuiam mad isinem gt
liinbnib Der syirmd enttp,nbsi bn..
Der Wsrth Der porgefunbensn Eahen
tDirb oui unssfdhr $500 ssrGdbi. DIR
Batter bes gurfdsn batie tsine 4b.
nlina BON ben Diebcreisn i,iuss
SprcblinsE.
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unb Utter in Der benibor tiirseItss
3eit tDbten au f6nnen.
3u biefer pom militdriIhen ipis
bonn politildenS Stanbpunft aus ipobns
ipibiaen Sbnt, lpurbsn lie burd) bas
@efiibI bss 5aiiss peranldBt, benz
lie auf teine dnhsre Weife Nusbrud
rerleiben fonntsn.
0iefss 1T isbr befriebisenb unb be-
feftist nns in unierem @orseben. Nat
ibrem 6ab fam man ibre s5urdt
mefen. 9isfer iiunloie ausbrud bts
6aFes benefit ibr llnperm0gen unb
bsiieselt ibre GbrIoiiefeit.
@Isihpiel pelhe 5elbentbnten bic
bsutife Morins in Der 3ufunft tbun
mag. Der S6onbfled, bab fis bic ains
berIn0rber bon Soarborougb ipnrsn,
ipirb ibren SffiSieren unb Wsanns
idafteu anbaften, iolanse Seelsuie bic
Utsere befabren irerben"
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JnlanOI telegraph
98iinidje Der Mrbeiter.
Die Greiutipe b.r Stats
5tberation OF 2abor
ma9tbsn Wunf4pt
teffiir bic atsiss
ldtur fertiu.

gplumbus, g., 20. Gss. -
Die eretutipe Der Ohio federation Of
aabor befflftists iid in ibrsr bsuti.
asn Sibuno nit Der Sprs9srirnss bel
Der Crganiiirung bss SauIss, ipsnn
nG6itsn Mpnot bic eseislatur 5liinms
mentriii. gs lpurbs jsbob isiner ber
aanbibdten snbofisrt. Die baupts
fd4liten aanbibaien fir bns Gprs.
6eramt iinb Oscar Sodfon BON Glart
60. unb Charles .. gonoDsr DON
Champaign SO. Menn aud isinsr
Der beipsn .nbpFiert lpurbs, 70 ipurbt
aud nidt b,liimnt, bub bi. 2lrbsiters
I6dfi ssssn bisIelben arDnt MAIDEN
piirbe. Dos purbs sdnSlif Der 9iss
friion Der legislattDen gigenten Der
federation cbsr Der unterssorbneien
arbeiterprganilaiione iiberlaHen.
Die federation iplnIdi einsn 4uss
bau bss 2lrbsiter lnfallperii4trunsss
osIebss, Dor allen cine bobere Guts
Iddbiaung Bel llnf1Isn nit bauernbtr
Iolaen pber BET Scbtsfdlltn. 2iu4
ipiro elm GsisB ssipiinidt 5ur Negulis
runa Der Snjuniiipntn unb aipor fOll
bas @elsb bem IN MaiaHuistts nnas.
nonmen ndhsebilbst perben. Dieits
beitimmt, bab GinhaItsbefsble ni4t
obne gerb0r erlaiien iptrbeu biirftnt
anb bab JllIs BON Miba9tunssn ri6s
terlidsr @prinriften. bic iih nubers
bulb oes gsridtsbofs Srsetrasen bds
BEN, Dor elmer Surp Derbdnbelt iper.
ben miiiien.
Des iysrn,rsn piinfdt bic orgdnis
iitrte MrbeittrjGnft elm eldiitunbps
oeIeb fir Trautnnrbsit. eintn Rubeius
In Eisben, 9lhtitnnbnIhihttn In Be-
iriebsn, bic unnnisrbrpdlsn Tag unb
glad,t i'm Gang iinb. sItidt unb frel
sulisfsrnbs asbrbiidxr IN ben S6us
len
Di, grsiatipe bsraibst fernsr tins
Uprloae, ippna9 psrionsns unb gu
tsr5iIst NIT sinsr pcIIsn WanniHaft
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auS(an0 Ue(egrap(.
Git iino Gale
Spit @iufton Opener Gbur6ia ob
Der 9si4isbung Der enslii4en
aiiite.
Gr benubt bic GeIegsnbeit, i'm fsiHem
Seuti6snbub ipieoer siumai 9luss
orid gu berlsiben.

2onbpn, 20. December. - Wia.
itpu Spencer Gburhia, Der erite 2orS
Der 4bmiroIitGt bat Dem 8iirgermsi
tier BON Scarborougb in ieinem unD
i'm Ramsn Der MiariHs Das Beilsib
fir ben S9absr unb bic @erIuits
ausgeipro6tn, ipeI6e bic Stabt bur6
Oas tiir5li6e Reinstatement srlitt,
uno aibt Gnitdufhung bariiber
Qusbrud, bab es hsn oeuti9en
ariegsibiffsn 5u enttommen gelang.
.Wit Gebulb", beibt IS in benz
griefe, ,part!n mir auf bic 0eIsssns
belt, bic iiterIid tOmmsH mub. 46er
non einem peitsren @eii6tspuntt aug
betraatst, III bisisr @Driaa elmer Der
belebrenoiter unb ermutbigsnbIisn, bic
iif Ieit 8esinn bfs Strieges sreignst
babsn. gltdts Benefit 70 flar bic
Wirtiamttit bss Druds Der britiI6en
Mdrine, aIs Der Sab Der gessn uns
in ben SsrSen urierer 5stnbe bsrpor-
serufen Dorpen III.
0ieier SuB BAT bsrsits bic 0renSen
Der @ernunft iiberi6ritten. Gr Sc.
poltt ibr gsii6tsfeIb, Der perDiiitert
ibre Gentfruft unb besintrG4tigt i6re
5anblungen Gir fsbsn ieBt eine
Notion BON ,rrilitdriifen 5aititsrn.
bic alle 3atiit ii6er BIN saufen pirft,
cine Ration BON Strotcasn, bic jsbss
@eritdrbuiB fiirprOportionsn psrioren
babsn, cine Ration BON RdnteI6mie.
rem, bic @erluIt unb @spinn ni6t
msbr In Gintlaue su briussn psrmOs
aer
5yaft bic seIdmmie 0ta6t DeuiId.
lambs on ffnsllen 9rsu3ern iofpie bers
i6iebsne sroBs Shiffe, bic fir ibre
sSlotte bon Der er5Bten @i9tigtsit uno
abfolut unerfebbor iinb, fpurbsn fir
bag 5eit3peilies @srpniisen auf bas
Spiel seisbt, 70 bieIe gnsIdnbsr als
m5sIid, o6n, @iidii&t auf 6sl4Is9t