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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29

MRS. MARY A. p. DAVIDSON.
rs, and because Of her sedentary
habits had continual bowel trouble.
From the day she began taking DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin she has had
no further inconvenience, and natu-s
rally she is glad to say kind things
of this remedy.
A bottle can be bought of any
druggist at fifty cents or one dollar.
People usually buy the fifty-cent
size first, and then, having con-
WINGED themselves of its merits, they
buy the dollar size, which is more
economical. Results are always
guaranteed or money will be refund
ed. Elderly persons of both sexes
can follow these suggestions with
every assurance of good results.
Families wishing to try a free
sample bottle can obtain 1t postpaid
by addressing DR., w. B. Caldwell.
419 Washington st., Monticello, Ill.
A postal card with your name and
address on it will do.--ADvER-
TISEMENT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
! Killed, 8 Injured
In Big Four Wreck

WEST LIBERTY, OHIO. March 20.
Miss Lou Neil. Of Cleveland. was
killed. and eight others were serious
ly injured when a Big -Four passenger
train was ditehed Eere this AFTERNOON.
Spreading rails caused the acei-
dent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
Campaign Expense
Is Candidates Cure

NEWCASTLE. IND. March "a
Filing an itemized account Of his ex-
penses in the campaign for the Re-
publican nomination for Judge Of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
Noted Confederate
War Nurse Is Dead

MOBILE. March 2s--Madam Ro-
sina L'Etonde. noted Confederate war
nurse. once prominent woman Of
Paris, France, who was rescued half
dead on a floating door in the Gal
weston flood after losing a fortune,
died here to-day, aged 50 years.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
Boy Gets $1,000 for
Injuries From City

PENSACOLA. March. est cost
Pensacola $1,000 for not fixing dan
gerous spot in the brick pavement on
East Gadsden street. Adrian Thomp-
son, is, who was injured when his
bicycle suddenly went into hole in
the street. got a verdict OF $1,000
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-29
NOTICE

Central of Georgia Railway announces,
effective with last Sleeping Car leaving
Atlanta March 80, 1914, the Atlanta-Pa-
latka Sleeping Car will be discontinued.
On and after March 81, the Sleepers will
be operated between Atlanta and Val
dosta only,
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-20
Comfort Your Feet

Rexall Foot Powder not only reduces
perspiration very greatly, but helps re-
lieve the tenderness and scalding.
Rexall Foot Powder possesses antisep-
tic and deodorant properties to relieve
itching, smarting and painful feet, as well
as perspiration. All you have to do is to
dust little in your shoes. You will be
gratified at the result
We do not ask you to risk cent on our
statement When you come here for a
box of Rexall Foot Powder, you have with
it our full money back" guarantee. No
matter whether it is mentioned or not,
when you get the powder, the guarantee
stands just the same, and if relief doesn't
follow its use, the quarter you paid is
yours just as soon as you call for it.
Denmark Drug Co. 5l5 C-5
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-20

Clerk D. w. NJ. Whitley re-
ceived telegram from the Dis
trict ATTORNEY of the Federal
Court at Savannah to appear be-
fore the Grand Jury in Savannah
as witness inc case. MIR. Whitley
left Tuesday night.
For Rent-Flve room cottage.
oath, not aud cold water No. 1
Hill street. Apply TO Dr.. r NJ.
Ware, National Drug Co. soft.
The parents Of Mrs. Paul Guugl
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rowe leave
today for their former home in
Battle Creek, Mich, TO close up
their affairs there preparatory to
removing to this city, where they
will make their permar ent home.
Attys EIkins and Mcdonald will
argue the merits of land case in
which considerable interests IS be-
ing taken, before his Honor Judge
Walt,r George, at chambers in
Cordele. The case involves con-
siderable land in Irwin and Turner
counties Of the Henderson estate.
For RENT Two unfinished
upstair rooms, suitable for light
house keeping. Apply to 402 S.
Grant. m-13-tf
Messrs w. NJ. Garbutt, c. a.
Renald, w. r. Paulk, r. B
Fletcher, j. l. and Stubs Dor
mlney left in their cars for a days
fishing on the Ocmulgee. The
Sportsmen are batting for carp
and though minows may be THEN
sole captures, the reputation of
these gentlemen lead US to suspecl
that the stories they'll tell on their
return will make Aunanias look
like novice in the field of fiction.
For Sale-Slx room house and
lot. Electric light water and sewer
age. Within three squares of bust
ness center. Inquire at Leader
Enterprise office. 33-tf.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-20

Special low prices on high
grade Velvet Beans. Denmark
Drug Co.
Mr.. j. D. Dorminev left Tues.
day night for Macon to attend the
Grand Lodge Knights Of Pythii S
and to participate in the Macon
Jubilee.
For sALE-Brus} rUn-about in
good condition. $1,000, see F.
G. Schmilz at Cadillac Garage.
m-20 q
Geo. Velboon returns this week
to his home in St. Petersberg,
Fla, after a two weeks visit in
the city looking after his real
estate.
Mr.. H. B'uner, the nestor of
P ythianlsme in the city, is in at
tendance at the Grand Lodge K,
of P. Brother Bruner rarely
misses an opportunity to mix with
the fraternity.
For Sale-A big pair of mules at
a bargain. Apply to
Bryant & Son Lumber Yard
Capt. J. J. Dorminey of Brox-
ton spent Tuesday in Fitzgerald
looking after his business inter-
ests. Mr.. Dorminey incidentally
droppeh $1,000 into the Carnegie
Library fund, for which he has
our thanks.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-20
USE ALIENS FOOT=EASE

The antiseptic powder TO be shaken into the shoes
If you want rest and comforfor tired, aching swo-
len sweating feet, use Aliens Foot-Ease 1t re-
leves corns and bunions of all pain and prevents
bsters, sore and callous spots. just the thing for
Dancing Parties, Patent Leather Shoes, and for
Breaking in New Shoes. 1t is the greatest comfort
discovery of the age. Try TODAY. Sold everywhere.
Csc. DoN'T ACCEPT ANY SUBSTITUTE. For FREE trial
package address Allen S. 0lmsted lie Roy NY.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-20
RUB-MY.TISM

Will cure your rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. AntiseptiC AnOd1ne, used in,
ternally and externally. Price 25c
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-20
Mrs. Brown Entertains Seniors

The delightful surprise party
was given the Seniors of the High
School by their teacher Mrs. G. I.
Brown Wednesday morning, i'm
mediately after the History exami-
nation. Ice cream and cake was
served and the entire class appreci
ated this token Of pc sonal interest
on the part Of their teacher.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-20

Call 288 for Stove Wood.
L. G. Montague of Atlanta is
in the city on business.
For Sele-Tomatoe plants
Denmark Drug Co.
Just received Chiffon Taffeta
Silks at Mrs. B.oughtons I07 S.
Grant.
A full line of Gossard Corsets
Just received at Mrs. Broughton's
107 S. Grant.
Room for rent-Large furnish
ed room for rent. Apply to W.
B. Hammock, COL W, Central. tt
Mrs. E. B. Braswell of Augusta
is spending few days in the city
with friends.
Mr.. w. G. Broadhurst is off on
a fishing expedition down the
Satilla river.
For sALE-A good young sound
horse. Apply at the Vendome
Grocery. m-8.tf
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bryan
returned from ashort visit to rela-
tives at Augusta.
Mr.. G. L. Saunders went up to
Cordele Tuesday evening on
short business trip.
Lemons ISC Dozen, Davis
Bros.
Mr.. Henry Harper and VIM.
Paulk of Ambrose spent a few
hours in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. T. J. Holland, a progress
sive planter FROM Coffee county
spent Tuesday in the city.
For sale or trade--Two Max
well run-abouts. Will trade or
sell for cash. Apply to ZIG N.
Grant. milf
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Fitzgerald
b of Wilcox county were in the city
this week shopping among our
stores.
WANTED-To buy small busi-
ness for cash. Must have clean
stock and show a net profit. APP
ply Leader Enterprise.
The A. B. & A. early train from
Atlanta was delayed four hours on
account of some accident to the
Engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marston
motored from Eufaula, Ala, to
spend a few days with relatives in
this city.
For Rent-On June 1st nine
room house on corner of Grant
and Jessamine, all conviences.
Apply to Mrs. Crawlev.
Mrs, M. P. Broughton is ex'
pected home this week after visit
of several weeks to Hampton
Springs, Fla.
Mr.. c. H. Kyle of the Dep. OF
Agriculture of Washington spent
few hours in the city and made
some investigations in local con-
ditions.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-27

6yisF % bciBt BARN: Gin aubcrorb,nts
lidr 5aa bron9t mid, Dir in aIft elk
sum 5rsiteHmat 81 Ttrtibtn, gotbH 5
llbr 9namitiags Gam 2. Gsptembey) bas
ben mir, nuf bsm Mariae uod Der
G,fung btgriffen tincn franJoFs
I9eH Glu9apparat bsrauiergeIhoHeH.
3Uti Glisotr hitqeH ous, Gin fr1n3ofiher
GensrafTlbspffi3ier uRb Gin 5lug5eugfdhs
r.r, btr mir ioFort befdant borfam, purs
bsR rIs gsiangm trtidrt. RAD iurBsn
Ra6bsuten erieune i'd BEN psltbsrismtsn
Gtur5flieoer G~6epilidro, ben mir bsibt
auf Rm JIugplase Rcttbauisa ~ttipunbtrt
bd6,n, pitbsr. D1 fd Gb. aHidnglih
lu,igert feintu Qamsn gu nsuneu, mtIbt
ih bsm 9risabegsneral, baB i'd Gbebiliarb
femme. nit ibm IN 9ottbaufsH Elm GIas
9ier getrunitn unb bub IT aud IsibIit
beutfd fprehsn tonne. @entralb q. unb
bic arbtrtn toAR 9fFi8i,re freum Fd Iebr
ibsr ben eut.n sang, 5unal G6ebiliarb
ms1rers fpiatigt Gartsn unb gbmbsn bti
fh iihrts. Gie 6erren ipredea frditig
bsutia nit GbeDiIidrb, ber urs unglaubs
Ii4ertreiis aus 100 Mleier 66te rod fix
gnsf5n5er etasItsR, unb lafsR @sibe uns
ter fnarfer 8eiDoduag gum Generations
mdnbo briugeH.
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meaen arieasperrat6s ptrnrt6eiIt.

Durb rs9tslrdfiigts nrtbsiI bts GtIbs
trttasgsriGts Der moi. Gtoppensaommdus
bantur x in GGirmed 1T Der 5abriis
arbsitsr Bitter Ratbi.n, gsbHriig aug
eiseIbauisn, 5ultbt pohnbaft In Gnirs
med, tptatn ari.gsosrratbs III sp0lf Sab
rtn 3uhtbans btrurtbsilt tporpen inter
G~berlsnnung Der bJirgsrIiden Gbrsnrsate
auf bic 9au,r Ron Ssbn 5ahrsn. Mdtbisu
bate an is. ausui elmer franB0Ffnsn
patrouils, bic ouf bsr Dtrfolsung elmer
ihfpaden bsutfnen 6uiarsnpatrnuilt be-
9riffsn mar nnb bic 5ilblung nit bieier
o~srlortn BATH, in S6irmed an einsm
areu3ungsppntts btrl6itbaer Gtrabsn
unnufetfprbtrt bic Ri6tlne ans
gsgeben, in Der bic 9tutT5en abeerittsn
rpnrsn unb bdbura bic Dieberdufnabmt
Der 9%srfplguns bnrd bic 5%ran8oien ers
m6glidt.
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ca armee6efeFl aanlIs.

Der Armeetomman6ant 9aHa trlieB
an IA. Gtptember tineu @rnee6efebl in
benz e b,ibt:
8ie braoe erIe 9lrmts erlebiate bi,
auberorbsHtli6 i6ipierigs SBgratiOn gldns
3snb. Bel Srasnit unb Dor aubiin batiti
SIR bic RuFen tntI9tibtnb gefhlagsn;
BAN tdmpftst SIR alpti @o5sn binburt
btt Tag lnb Rd6E NIT BEN in feftunsss
d6uIi9sn Gtsluneea fiebeubeu GeiRb unb
ruisiet isins ungs3dhltsn Qreriffe itsts ers
folsreih at. gladbtm bic gnFtu iid idgs
lid ntrddrftfn unb TGliebIi1 minbeisns
boppsIt 70 fart ais mir partn, HeItm mn
unitrs qngriifs frsipiaia Elm, I'm 6bultsr
an G1ultsr NIT paisrsH lbri9sn 4rmsen,
bic fd uns oni4lisBtn, tpsitsrsuFGmpfsn.
aun Der MarI4 burh bic Simpfe ans
mdIbtr ftlie unqtbeurt @nforosruno.n
an Guh ale. 4bsr auh bieIt Gahe oes
lang tdHt Gurer 4as5.usr uub 3Gbigid.
Die auHtn pogttn Iaum. Cure mdrI6e
gu ft0ren uHb 70 Ftbt beun bic unb .iegts
erite Qrn,ts hsutt in benz ibr ~an6sfDlknsa
Raums. Sd bants alien @n9t65riasn
meirn beibenmitbigen erIten 4rmte fIr
oas, mas fe bisber in isosr Ridtuug blr
9srbotragenbts l~eiftete.
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aas @ebetbna als eebengrstter.

aas qrae rirb bri4tst: Die me6i5is
nifae 9raris tenni sablrsid. iutsrsFonte
Gaus, IN 6enR elm gei6ob burd tinen
am a6rp.r tngs a~nIiegenben @egsnEanb
in isinsr 8irtang abed4naat purbe.
Der qanbiturmmann Gabor MtiB aus
8trtbelb in Qerbungdrn tpuret bfi eiRem
aampfs bor dublin bon FINER ruifi@ss
Snfanttrispatrouits btfhpH.n. Cine Sas
gel trdf ibn nns bdtie Jpn Fa,r gsfabrs
lid perlsbt sbtr gar get5ettt. psnn Asb
ni6t suFduie Elm @sbes6ud, bag feline
5rau i'm miieeaebsn bate. in be &rufs
taT5e gtftdt bditt. Die araFt ber austl
ipurbe oura tas Farts Bud irsIsntli5
d69dhnG6t. Gr pnrbt dnf bic araqtr
alinR gtbraht uno bon qroFsFpr EdlpIs
fer bebanbeIt. Gr ipirb f2on In einer
WoAe dIs etbsiIt sntlaFen peroeH.
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eaiitr arnn, apieph in pnsareih.

3um erftn gtIuhs bts aaiitrs Bel
ptrDunbsien SpIpatta irirb ptmslett:
Der aaiirr btIuate 5utrf BEN qabilon,
np bic b~eriuunoeisa Sffi5iere unierecs
brdht fab unb fpra5 ale ltutIetis an.
Die litb,poae @tsribHng frmutbigts tintn
5auptmanu, bfim rsbttr @rm ampatirt
porbtn mar, BEN Safer biz Bite 81 uus
terbrsitep. auh pbnt rsdim Qrm in Der
@rmet peiier bitnen ~ biirfen. Ger
Wonarb mar fhtlih btutei unb faats
BEN 9ffi5ier be Grflnuug itinss grIus
heus su. Damn btfudts ber aaiier bas
20 anH'hafislasarttb, no 102 SoIbatsH
unteretbraht FHb. DIR aoiisr Iprua NIT
Tdmmtli6tn, ben rtrihiestnftn 8oltss
it1mmtn aneeb5rsnben EoIoattn In ihrtr
MlnttnIpraht. @dmmtlihe GoI6ater
dubtrttn iih nod BEN gsFuh In bssris
ftrten Worten iibtr bic Cite unb aeuts
IeIisttit Reg oberiteH G~risgsbtrrn. 9a@
n1bt5n 11Finbigem auftntbult btrli.b
ber MonarA bas paIais, Rudbm Ct Der
Grsterspsiu Warid SoieFd fir bic Gorss
falt, bic fs ben aritesrn piomtt, Gt6uHtt
bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-27
srenuO nnS bod ssinb.

mtl6 punbtrliHe aampfitllugtn ia
fir man6en IN bititm mtIitritg trstbtH,
triptif Gin gtidihtGen has Gin a6Iusr
afbHurmmann Don tintm @tidngtHtns
transport I'm qurtmbEailftH tt5Gblt.
SO Iduft bd In a3ln Elm LANCER 3ua NIT
~gtFdngtntn 9tlgitrn auf rem 8obnbof
Gin. @nF BEN gahnheig iitbtH 2anb'
burmmdnutr, bic F9 1T rtinfem a6If5
u~uitrbnlltn. Qpf tinmal redt Fh tiH bel'
eiiHtr GoIbai aus tinem &aesn, irabs
ltRosH @sFhts Ifiptua q ftire Wlibe
unb ruff: SID ems bd, bat finn 10
R6liht; tumt tns bebtr. tbr pooiht.; i9
&c.. ub ns Gont.7 @Iaemeins 8srbIifs
flung ilbsr bt,isu .Gtinb', Der fh i'm pti'
iertn @tiprG6 olA ptbpyeutr d6lner snt'
puppit. Stin Batter TT Bdgisr nno ba
bic BamiIis ui6i uaturaliFrt III, mibte
Der Sun1e sum Gfube ,itiHes gattrs
lanocs' mad 9tfeitn ellen. GAmun5stnb
ersGbltt er ben a6lner Qanbiturmmdus
Hsrn: Sd baun etpaat. bat ft mid sss
fan1sn ban. Sd Debbt MID bod fir bic
Ctttr nit but idtFs Iooft.1
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anbniS riFen nus.

aus eintm 7~elbponbrief biirfte fplaenbe
Sisle bon SutsrtFs Fein: emilio 1T Der
a%nHonsnbouBsr buitummt, 70 bab NIT
Si6srheit %anetHonrtn tperbsn fam, bag
aud bic ltbtsn tpsitgsltesntn Sorts eefals
len FiHb. Din borigsn Montag baben mir
htrsIia atladt; ais bic erifeu GeFungtnen
stbraht purbtn, unb Fernsr ibsr bic Be-
sleitung. gs iparen 5tptt aompasnirn
zines Rteimnts. 9abei pursH sinige
lirIodfsn aug BEN plduenIhsn @runot,
bic 1900 marn brahten, bic bier btrpflsst
anb in ben airdtn untsrgtbra1t tpurbsn.
Wis id MID ipuHstrte, bob bic paar Mdnn
sinen 10 arpbsn Transport bra9ten, anti
fDortets mir ,in fleinss atrIhsn: pWtir
bdttsn BOD Iisber 3t6ntauitrb eebroht,
abr bic aubsri9 ftnO gu fdnsa auSg's
riHsn ...+
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Ser einfd6ite mtb.

general DuToaL Der friibsre bslgii9e
Gouberneur bon ahtiperpen, erlieB am
5. Gepttmbsr sintn 9sfthl, bdb ale 3euts
Tden binntn bisrunb5pdnstg @tunbsn
8rlsien berinFen miFtn. Der beutfde
GnerdIfdb mar uub6ilid gsnug, BON bits
fer a~ufForbtrnng tsine Noti3 su Hsbneu.
Gin bpsbaFter 8eutI9sr bate iogar bic
Re1$dt, BEN Germ BouperHeur, Der ibris
asns ais elmer Der Gritsn aus Qntperpsn
fob, folgsnbs 4ntmort gu ertb.ilen:
Sin T6neibiger @sFsbI. msiu 9srr Gus
Ipur,
mir miiHen biz 9~eipunberung 5onsni
limb idredlia ssuug! Qlein mir fiirhtsn
MIR,
9err bon Der goIb, bet ptrb ni2t fpolIen.
8o9 bic metbobe, bic bit pdblit, sefdat
Inns pirtlid, ipsnn ids iibtyltgs:
Den Gitser aus bsm qaHb gu irribsrL
8tlb,
60 sinfnd in 9srorbnungsipege
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aie bcntidlen grinsea.

grins Gritsri6 adrf bDrf 5sFsn, Der
5dndgsr ess aafers, in burd eintn
GdrdpneafaAB an ber Iinten 9ifse unb
an Iinlen C6erT9aniel Ieiht berfpuHbel
pprbea. 3ie @srleBuns fdgiHt nur ees
rineiigis an iein. mas aud nus elmer
QeuBeraag bss 9rinaen an feline lMgss
bung be%rUorgsbt, baB II anfaHg naHiter
m0he Diebsr bel isinfm Regiment Az
fem hoffs. Der grtn8 purbe in Gin 6ilfss
ln5dretR In Der 4dbe bon @6aions urs
M1rne. gsf9afft. Tort pirb Der prin3
gtmsinfam NIT Ieiasm bird tiaeH &raHs
ldnb bsrleBtta Gpfn Bring Gris5ridI
@iI9elm i'm aIeidsn Simmer eepflegt.
8rinA grie6rid Wii9eIm bnfft in evler
MOhs stroasportfahia gu isin, banit e
na4 SMloB grienridshoT az Dsitcrer
Pfltge gdAa5It pegptg tunH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-27
rit TnrEae per.

aus BEN U%trbbpnbritI, tInss aaboI,.
F%isoifi,ltrti mir fanhtn auf BEN
GhiatiTdbtrH JipIIftn aaiiid unb Ras
nut Sa9ItdAl l0bl unh burunbfi.
Tartos Ioultf fnrbist cute. feline
EtaHaoltu. mir frdesm tInen Der @ns
bunbgitn, no btnu BE lebisH Drtn5oftn
Enlightenment pdrtH. CT fasts inter nils
BEN @trplnIfunatn auf bic nsibsn Of
filifrt etr 1rnppt, tit frany5fids SHs
%ldnttrie pdrt nibt mthr Inc GCrr sn
byiuptn atpsisn. Btsbalb fpdrtn Bic
.farbipm Grupptn borotfHidt porbtu.
Git ndrtn ,rIi ipif Bic 9tufei oranfgts
paupen; dIs Ft BEN 6tusr Der Dtuii4R
niti mtbr ~ianbbnIitH tonutsa unb sus
ridaiuasn, bdlt,n bic GrauJoisu itlbtr
auf re ptIaoFm,@ 3aB III fraHaoFiat
admtrabTholll
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Dir etnttaes Ont.

Gin ~riihrsubtg 8afpiI bon 8attrlan6ss
Iiebs Eat 6i.Ilr Gage bic 13iibries 5oap
ter eintg 6itiggu GrimiraIbmmtta geges
ben, bic felt LANCER 3eit i6iper irani IN
qrdntenb1uit Gbens5er Iitgt. Nlg ft srs
fabrta BATE, bdB 9suii6lunO arisg
fihrt, tieb it fa ibr 5aar abiGneiotn,
amuidslft q NIT elmer i6pur5sptiBsro
then Gaitif. anb iibtrgab BEN gat,r BEL
einem g.lua bos gladden. nit sinem 8sts
til, bsr folgsnbt 4nHfrift trug: a8t.ie,
bieIts mir abgeI9nittens 5asr 81 bersaus
fen unb BEN Grl6s btr aritga6iIfe gu
uberp.iim bern aaosrs MittsI babe ID
lett ai6t"
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60 iampft Gin Selb.

DIR 8ipftloDsbd 6srmonn b. Ratbus
Fas sus 5ritbri9sbogeH mar nit IsiHsr
@bghaIuug i'm 9prmarl6 begridn, ale
Der 6einb auftauate uH5 Sdutns
f,utr GAL; b. q. er1ieIt altih siutn ShuB
in bic S@altsr uao mantle. als feine
2eutt jsBt stDas unidlGife purbtn,
re Der 5ttbipsbtl 8um ipeitereu
gtgen ben 5eiHo an. aaum
mar bits qsihtbtu 70 srbitIt Ct nod siutu
8psiisu Shub in biz gruf. SIN 3us
Iammnbreh,n ritT sr ben Goteatsn gu:
.aimmlrt euh uiht nm mid. aameras
ben, INNER ran an ben Gfinb!' @eHigs
WiuuttH earuuf bate Der Sapfsrt fem
2sbtH nusatbduht.
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Ter aRrIm ennf.

Die GtobbtrJoain al,raHbra bon Wsds
ltnbura riHittt an bns Troeontrtpimtnt
in gaFaim foIstnbss SanbI 6rsittn;
.g1it fregbiaem SipIB babe Id BON BEN
gttbaIttn mtints DrasnntTrteimtnts Dor
otm Etinbe asnniujs trbalien. Gtine
Thpcrtu Baiune ufHGtn mid NIT tititr
9tauer. Der Ghm,rs nm bic GtfnItnta
Tinbei fiji mid, fiji BE Nnatborirn uHb
grmnbe ainocruHa in BEN gtfihl, hab
bas brabt Regiment iibtr itbts COB frs
babsn III uns fh Undergraduates Gre trs
norbsn tdt. Dem Regiment piai6tih
bab ss i'm bse0nri iein m5es, iptittrs
2orbttreu 81 rp,rbtn une bdH mad
tinem rnbmpontn 1risStH bic itbt mn
feline Sianearts asfddrteu unb bic RON
ibrtn s~brtupontu @upbtn @iutItutn Trss
reid unb oeiuno in ibr @attrlaHb uHb
81 ihrtn Q~nasb6rigtn beimtebrsn tloas
ten
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Die gnrndeu auf bsm EemSef6Ofer
5elb.

Die GrSfFurns Der 40 a1sartttbdroten
auf Der Msitisits bee gsmptIbofsr Gelbes
Fat binausgeFbobeA perben miiHsn, ba ie
ni9t OoaftGnoig fsGa gefDDrben fnb.
Sur 3tit tptrbsn Is mtf-ner JnHeHeinrihs
tuHa btriebeH; bOr aIsm miHtn bic 6si8.
t0rptr dufeeFttlt psrben, b1 bic taltsH
Sage i'm Qn5uge finb. 4uBerbsm muBten
lungs bet adftrnsnmduer stpei grobt 8ds
rnden fir bic aer5ts unb has 6~iIfsperios
nal erridttt iptrbsn; cine Qrbeit, bic ibrer
8oIenbund sntgegenssbt. Gbenfo fHb bic
GiGangeb1nbe In Der Brittle Der @HIags
nod aiht gang fsrtig. gas dance Eager,
far bsEtn tltttrif6s 9sleu6tung ubernlI
bobe ipeibt 3rdgrmuittn aufeeitslt tpors
ben iiHb, pfrb mtiie Dttober fsineg Be-
thinning iibtrseben tperben.
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Orr iiinaIte sa6uridJ.

DIR Jingle 8dbnri6 bes bsutTdtn Ssts
reg 1T Der s5sraIigs D6~erisfuRbdHsr Der
6aupttabsltenaHftnlt 2iGtsrfelbe 6elmuth
giasr, Der psrabs bsnts 147 Sabre aft it,
5dbnri6 8iasr III BEN enlargement 5ss
98. acknowledgements 3ugetbtilt ipors
ben, biIoste bort dnfnngs attruten aus
unb it nun nit bieism afgiment iH's
Sch ge5pgen.
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aeinr 4n[itR.

1ag gerbpt b,s .9prpdris" oui brsi
9aas III nitt, ME hitr anb ba DsrmuIbst
pufbe, auf poliiifGe Griinbe 5~uriidSufubs
feu. sc trFOlets Iebigiid, neil bas ios
SiaIbemotrasilhs Organ einen BON Der
3ehNir b~ednlfaubeien artit,l perIsbsHtlid
aebradt bate. Mebrsrs biirssrlihe 3eis
fanetn iinh ipsgtn, dbnliner gakEen
sbenfous S4cn perbptln lrprbsn.
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4lf cfrftint In hrr eleftrifhsn.

Sn siatm isHtr alien, auf ben auss
ftrbt,tai geiebtm BogeH bsr 9erIintr
eIetiriI6n Girabtnbabn, in hsrsH Fa
mod bic GabredFe altf 8pei lnngsH &aHs
Ten etgniibtrTbtu. 8lDei 6trren FHb in
eifriasm GeiprdH. 8ua, fragi Der cine,
mas MAIDEN brnu SIRE Sobnt2 GttbeR
bic aud i'm 5tIos7 ~ g{te aHtpoyiet Der
onbtrs gsIaFensu ZONES, bic iiHb 9ott
9aut, ale blibs bieufuns
taHsfi6. II adum Bat TT BEN Sat
boltrbtt, bd iprt1ei et9enibsr Elm brittsr
5err auf uHb psgabTotgt ibm aus atibsss
irGftsn 5pti md5tigt 9frfsigtR. 5i,bt
banu bic 8ritftai6t btrbor, pirft BEN
nit esr6theten @anetu b~aFbenbtn, aan3
bertniterttH .gIitd6m@ Batter feline Garie
in ben G6oB, ipr;ft. @,nn GR ntat
gsnug ba6su, itsbe ID S9neu nod psiisr
5ur @triieuugl
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3adtbansfrafe fir 8ablHnesn an
9eutfme?

SIN engtif6sn Parliament III Elm gsebs
entiDurf tiRgsbra6t Dorben, ponad
3dblungen an bas feiubli4s NusIdnb
bsrboten iptrben, ItI6f sur a6ipiaIuns
bon engagements, bic bpr BEN Gus.
bss ariegss ei~ngseangen Fnb. Die
Bidsreiuf9t lp1 in 8trbadtFdIen en-
lGubt rper6,n. Der gertehr NIT uuBtrs
eurppdifden Gilialen heutfhsr Geiddfie
pirs g~titattet Ttin. Derii0be ossen bas
Gtfss t5Rnea nit iitbsH SubreE 3a4ts
buus beltruIt Dsrssn.
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gpaiaIbempfraten aIs areiaraMe.

Bdbrsnb bic bdbifas gFtgiernng bisber
bic BON arsisausIaub Mdnnbsim Oorss'
falaetntn Go8ioi6empirnttn, tros lpisSsrs
bolttr @sfdpsrbs i'm. 2aubtaee, nint als
arsisrdtfe s~inberufen bate, tinbi5t. isBi
bns 9e8irtsamt mdnn6eim BEN areiss
Observation-Disclosures uHb disqualification bee
bdbiI9tn aanotasss, GtfB, feline Grnsns
hung sum MitgIebs bss Muunbsinsr De-
sirfsrutHss an,
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ms Giirrue areas.

gi. gauge geIasung Beg auftfdiffss
,66ittssGdn5 24 III bur4 bas Giierns
areu5 duseeseidnet por6tn. Die @as
lsibung bea G1rm5sidsHs III ouf Grunb
sinse eldn5snbsn Grtunbunssfa6rt bss
guHIaiITss aIOlgt