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rem, of Coleman, have been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Ritter, the
past week.
Master Byron McClendon is visit
ing his grandmother in Wildwood.
Mr.. w. F. Ritter returned to his
railroad duties at Sydney, Fla,
Wednesday after a pleasant visit
with his family.
Mr.. l. Frank Haviland made three
trips to Ocala last Monday in his
Pullman touring car. There is such
a demand for transportation that
Mr. Haviland is kept busy a good
part of his time.
Mrs. R. J. Cuthill, Mrs. C. B. Bates,
Mrs. Sam Millican, Mrs. l. Frank
Haviland, Mrs. L. l.. Hopkins went
to town in Mr.. Haviland's auto last
Monday. Mr.. c. P. Dustin and Mr..
\. d. Skinner did the same Tuesday.
Mr.. John Hafner, Adam Hafner and
Mr.. Chas. A Tremere did the same
thing Wednesday.
A bunch Of those Ocala boys came
down last Friday night in the rain
looking for the dance and there was
no dance, but great time is assur
ed to all who will be out Friday
night February 9Th, when the grand
dance of the season will be held.
The postponed free will offering
was held in the town hall last Tues
day night to a goodly and apprecia-
| tive audience.
Mrs. Earle Davenport came down
| from Ocala last Tuesday, where she
had been spending the past week
with friends.
DR.. J. Simmons, of Michigan, who
| has been visiting his sister, Mrs. j.
| w. Haines. on Lake Weir hard road
left last Thursday for Michigan.
Mrs. A. NJ. Lautz is visiting her
daughter, Mrs W. R. Bryant
Mr. Sam Barrett and family have
moved to Sanford where they will
make their future home.
Mr.. w H. Mitchell is bringing to
completion his new black smith shop
and then he will be ready for all
kinds of iron ard wood work.
Mr. Sam G. Thomas, is treating
his house to a coat of paint.
Mr.. Jim Shedd assisted Fred
Brown and Tom Collins to put pitch
roof on the Hotel Marion.
Mr. Geo. Merrill is remolding the
home Of Mrs Virgie Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Cuthill, from
South Norwalk, Conn, arrived last
Thursday, and are rooming with
Mrs. Sam MilIican, taking their
meals at the Hotel Marion.
Rev. Tanner and wife, from Ohio
who have been visiting in Belleview
the past week, left last Tuesday for
their winter home at Eustis. Rev.
Tanner preached to an appreciative
congregation in the Baptist church
last Sunday, morning and evening.
| Mrs. Delbert Haskell spent several
days last week visiting with friends
in Ocala.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ". White, accom-
panied by Misses Margaret and Hay
drove to Gambler last Tuesday on q
little picnic trip.
The children enjoyed themselves
at the town hall last Monday night
roller skating.
What proved TO be one Of the
greatest social events OF the season
, was the presentation of The Family
Album in the town hall last Frida!
night. The rain did not dampen the
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-05
OCALA NORTHERN SCHEDULE

No. IA, leaves Ocala daily except
Sunday, at 1925 p. m. Arrive Bur-
bank, $3.50 p. NJ. Fort Mccoy, $50
p. m, Orange Springs, 4:05 p. M,
Palatka, 5:15 p. m Sunday train
leaves Ocala 1925 p. NJ; arrives Pa
latka, 1925 p. m.
No. II, Leaves Palatka daily ex-
cept Sunday: 7:05 a. M, arrives Or
ange Springs, Sis a. M; leaves FIT.
Mccoy $40 a. m, arrives Burbank,
$40 a. m, Ocala, 1910 a. N. No.
IS leaves Palatka Sunday at 1880 a.
NJ, arrives Ocala 10:40 a. m.
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ardor of the players or the audience,
the house was full, and appreciated
every leaf that was turned over for
their inspection. Encores were num-
erous, and to try to enumerate the
particular stars of the evening would
be simply to name the entire cast
they were all stars Universal appro-
baton was expressed at the clean
cut manner in which Mrs. Adam Haf-
ner played her most difficult and
lengthy part.
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BELLEVIEW

Belleview, Feb. 4.-The writer,
Miss Miriam Rothchild and Mr.. Guy
Smith took a thirty mile country ride
last Sunday, leaving Belleview in the
morning. We canterei down the
Lake Weir hard road several miles,
then swinging round the south end
Of Smith Lake we passed through
sleepy Gambler on over to the fam
the causeway and entered upon the
domain Of Heather Island, Of which
Mr.. J. o. Hightower is the main guy,
after a short sprint through the
shady roads we arrived at the hos
pitable home Of the Hightowers,
where we partook of one Of those
famous meals. The biscuits were all
double deckers and three stories
high. Every thing else was in pro-
portion. After dinner We again took
to saddle and crossing the old bed Of
the Oklawaha river rode for miles on
the Kyle kirkland Development
Farm viewing the thousands of acres
of rice fertile soil that this company
is transforming into perfect Gar
den of Eden. This proposition has
got any other development scheme
in the whole state Gncluding the
Everglades) skinned a mile. Cross
ing the new canal brought us out on
the main land east of Oklawaha and
swinging a big circle out owards
Lake Weir and around towards
Belleview we arrived in time for sup
per. On our perigrination We COM
muned with a party whose brother
living in the state of Washington, on
the Pacific coast, had written him
requesting that he subscribe to the
Ocala Star, and have it forwarded to
him for one year, so that he could
keep abreast of the progress OF
affairs in Marion county and read the
Belleview items. The stuff is en-
closed herewith, to make this per-
son happy for one year.
Mr. Tom Harris chaperoned by
Mr.. Owens, the subscription boos-
ter and contest manager for the
| Ocala Banner, rolled into town last
Tuesday morning in handsome
four wheel Fordlet touring car, that
| they were vainly trying to give away
to some one, who would secure more
subscriptions to the Banner than
some one else. After stirring up
some Banner enthusiasm they went
on their way.
Mr.. w. T. Bozeman, who does
nothing but think, dream and talk
of velvet beans in season. has been
in and out of town several times the
past week or so.
Mr.. H. H. Harkey, representing
the Jacksonville Metropolis, spent
last Monday and Tuesday in town
securing subscriptions to that wide
| awake daily.
/ The truck growers of this vicinity
held a meeting at the town hall last
Saturday morning, where the pros
poets of marketing the coming sea
sons truck crop were gone over
Prof. \. B. Common. after little spie
introduced Mr.. \. VI. Middlemas
representing Chase & Co., who laid
out the method that his company
follows in handling crops. 1t i:
thought that the growers will ge
together and take advantage of The
marketing facilities of Chase & Co
Mrs. l. F. Ritter and grand child
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ROYAL ARCH MASONS

Regular convocations of the Ocala
Chapter No. IS, r. A. NJ, on the
fourth Friday in every month at
1880 p. N. c. E. Simmons, H. P.
Jake Brown, Secretary. AID
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SUGAR HAMMOCK LANDS
Observation-Disclosures Company
Selling Agents
Merchants Block, Ocala lib
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

Fort King Camp No. IA meets in
Yonge's Hall at p. m. every second
Friday. Visiting sovereigns always
welcome. F. J. Burden, c. G.
Chas K. Sage. Clerk. Adv.
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OPEN ALL NIGHT

The Merchants Cafe is a first class
place to take your meals. Open night
and day. j. r. Dewey, proprie-
tor. 2-2S-tf
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Fine Horses and Mules.

at all during a
Horses Atlanta Live
ed
needed
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DIR. w. X. LANE-SpeciaIist. Eve
Ear, Nose and Throat. Office Law
Library Building. Ocala-Adv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
grauOc in ser llmscaenO. /.

2oS 9lrlinatou 6eucrme6r 9epor
tcmcnt bate geItern cinige orbeitS
role 5hmoen. 9lodoen oie @2onn-
'd,oft einen gSolobrono BEL @ppnn
Dot llpIouos, Der oerihieoene Sdu-
fer beorobte, eritidt botte, gerietb &C.
liern U1oreen Oos Sous bon Ebonios
S. Brighton. nabe 9lrlington ourh
cinen 8ominbrono in @eiabr. Gie
Slontmen moren raid unterorlldt
ilno Der Sho0en lit imbe0elteno
@oiun mar Die D1onnidoit picoer
cinqcriidt. ais Elm iolider 9llarn bon
&ills0ole eineeionOt puroe. @1brcno
it'd sic Qoibmannidoften aut Der
6abrt nad SiusOolc beiauOen brad
Gin 0rosfener an Der @ort @cigbts
glbenite, nube &ifesoile aus, oos BON
Ser 9lolono gert 5eueruebr 9eIoiht
irur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
aOentiHairt.


Grace Scnner BON @orOennille in
@aibington ais 2eibe aufgeiuns
oen. @on ibrem Batter ioenti-
fi5irt. Satte lid nit ibrem
2iebbober, einem iimgen 9lr5te,
iibermorieu.
9ie 91odridt ooB ole 2Oid6rige
SeIepcta, alias @race Genuer. Die
So1ter 0es in ser @iOOiion.gloenue
all @aroenpiae pobn6afteu 5reoerid
Genner in ser @obuing BON 6rail
9ouiie 9erentuer, gSr. 623, e.StraBe,
gl..9., @aibiuaton, 9. g., augebIib
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uah Baltimore. Gie geboroeu in
@aibington paren niht I'M StanOe,
Oie 2ebensmiioe 5u iOentifi6iereu inO
man0ten iib infoleeoefen an oie 30
li5ei BON Baltimore Serr 1enner,
pelder in oeu Dfount Glore.@erf-
it0tten Ger Baltimore lmo Ohio
Giienbobn.@eieIlicbait~ angeiteat lit,
crihien geItern 8oruittog in Der iiiO-
peitli6en @oIi5ei.Station um0 er-
flarte, ooB Die geihrci6ing Der ii
@aibineton aufgefunoenen Eooten
nit 5iemIi1er Siderbeit oiIf ieine
20 Sabre olte Sohter 5elUeta alias
@race poiie. @r ertl1rte, ooB ieine
Eo6ter in Dem nS6epporo anO
gnod Bratt-Soipitdl4 ongeitellt &c.
peien iei luo oaielbit eegeu ben @il-
len ser GItern Die @uuitbe5euglIneen
eines 9lr5ies empiangen babe glnl
Sonntng iei bieriiber eiu @crtiueH-
iel entitonoen uno Inn s llbr oes
aleiden 9(6euos bobe @race oas
SanS perloiien inO ieitoem ni6tS
mebr BON lid boren laiien
Srau @erentuer, in Der @obnung
81 @oibineton oas ilnge @laoden
am Wlittmo1 ieinem 2eben Elm gnoe
mahtq, CAB an, ooB ooS WldOden ibr
beim Wlietben oes 3immers geiagt
babe. oaB iie nit einem glr5te in Bal
tintore Gin Sie6eSperbdltniB gebobt
uno geoadt bate, ooB iic beirotben
miiroen. Gs lei jeood ehuos oo5lpl'
iden gefommen woourd Dies per-
biuoert porocn lei.
6err 1enncr begab iid ioiort mad
@oibington Inn oaiel6lt Die Selhe
oes W2dodens 5u ioentiii5iren Gie
@olBei oes iiiomeltli6en Giitrifts
unteriu6t 5ur 3eit ouh oas Ser
idpinoen BON gaice Silperitein ans
ibrer @o6nung, 9lr. 2i04 Gagle-
5troBe Scrr Silperitcin crfldrte,
oob icue 9ohter ibnl aeorobt babe,
Selbitmoro 5u begeben uno aud er
bermutbete in Der @oibington'
Sel6Ihnorocriu iein aino
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gos Dollitduoige @roeronm mr.
sic Morplono @ohc nom i6. biz II.
9lo0rmber ii ser g9aiienboIle oeS 5.
9llainleuts 1T mnmcbr fertig gelteut
wno an oic @sitolieoer Der gLgritul.
ilr @eieaihaiteu oes Stootes, inter
ccrcn 9mipi5en Die glusiteIluug itatt.
inoeu wiro, our @erlenOlue gelongt.
1os 4roerauu 6eiogt oaB ole Blu.
nar. aRild, 6ruht uno 9iener'
slusItclungen ia oieicm Sabre be.
iouoers reidlih beididt icin peroep
un0 ooB beiouocre 2lbtbeillugen sur
eiorii6rlna Der ucri6ieocncn glrten
cer 9cbonohiu9 Dou 2dnoproouttan,
9erpadnug mo @erionbt oerielben
cneeric5tet iein peroen a5oItncilier
1mnnn miro 6urd cine 5pc5iolgluss
iicniu0 Die gutpidelung Der Bodet
9olt ais @eruittlcr 3pildeu @roou
scAt uuo Compliment ouritellcn
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9luf gnorommg oer StaatsASete.
rnar.@cboroe miirapH geiteru 3lpei
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aus oen
8ic66oieu BI Buiiolo, 3s0v oie IN
9reOerd aufomen, IN Gnarantanc
aeioilot nni ciue m0glide qIusbrei,
tinia Der 9'aal imb alauenieufc 3u
pcrhnoern ghli ciner 8aru IN
A,oi1inaioneonntD bobcu Die 9ur-
ocsbe0oroeu oas acionnte Rinobie6
idadten loiien nm cine gcrbrcitng
Der 5eudbe 81 uer9inoern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
lsfrrAr fiIr lsnnIanorr.

Ter eneliide 0arnpier o&cm'
brauot4 miro heute nit 500 @ieroer
iuo 92abrungsnuitteln nad 6ranf-
reid abfabreli. Gic @ieroc puroep
aeitern 9SaHnlittog am Bier 91r. 6 u
Qocuit.goint perlaoen. 9n ben llnion.
9ie660fen beiinoen iich nod luneeiabr
700 Qieroe. ole pnbrirbeinllrb nit
oem eu9Iiideu lampier uRbilaoel.
pbia~ in einiaeu Eaaer ebeniaaS nah
Scr AreaS5onc abgcbcn meroen
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Sdleionuosflaocn. .

i5rau g(lberto 2lmbroie bon yir.
500, Git2ofopette. g(Denuc, erbieIt
eeitcrn i'm areisgeriht cine obiolute
Sdei0ung bon g8. q. 9lmbroie. Die
Trou gob an onB Der Monn nit an
oeren 6rouen in eincm slutomobil
ipo0ieren geiobreu iei mdbrcnO iie
OILS 5tenograp6iitin oer llnterbolt
fiir oic 6nmilie 0eroicnen miBte.
99m. Boone BON Or. 1922, &ort.
mooo.glpenue, erbielt ebeuiaas cine
obIolute Sheioung BON ieiner 6ralI
Glio Boone, oie er in 1902 in Gan
5roncisco se6eirot6et bat. @r gab
an ooB oic 6rou Sie6csbrieTc on an-
cere g}dnner geiArieben babe.
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gslf0llnl rhrrllbe glnrrlennnna.

sSrdii 4m 3 8llllan bic yattiB
oee Suparinienocnien Der Slotieu.
9liaoemic 5ii 9lunagoliS. Cat Gtn g.
GoueQ Brisuolo JIM, oem Sdlab.
meilier ocs Alarplouoer 3lueigeS Der
u3ioiGca areu5 @eicaidait Ole
Smme uon S7S4S5 H6eriunoi Gas
@elo lpar bei &erauilmNgen Der Gi.
ii5iere uno 9aoeiten ii oer 5lotieu.
sllanenia aelalHnrlt luor0eN
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8asi @a5art.

3lpei 9o3are mer0eil sur 3elt ab'
ae6alten uno erfrener it'd pon Seiien
0es 9oltimorer &nblituns eiues all.
berit reacn 9endeS syr Der @oiieu'
6aae oes g. Reairerts beiinoet lit
ser @d5or Ser 5iiiiraaetten mo III
Sem 65eban0e oeS ,eBreel Spring
9allen S3ut Glubg4 cin Naaat 50
aJlnIieu see .9ipibeu 8TenBes @ei
geioau II hir ltitrrhaIhm8 mo
sIuiiicmeuis beiiene eciorat
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Der Oeutihe SeetelO &eOOisen bal
%erluon6tc in baltimore.

GS mag fir oie 2eier oc5 q9eut'
iden Gorreiponocutcn4 ben Snterelie
icin. oaB 9apitdn.2icItmont Htto
@cooigen ser aounlouoont oes
oeutldjeu llnterieebootes IL. o. Der
secbelo 0es arieges aud bier IN
Baltimore @erpou0te Bat uenu aud
fntFerniereu @rooes. Sr @eooieer
II ser Goiliin Der 6rau Glirieoe Sic
5rcdt bon %biIooeIpbio luel@e in er'
ter e6e nit Dem ArllOer oes 9rn.
Sermonn @en5ing BON baltimore
acrma6t par. 5rou Sicbretts
D2,ttcr mo aapitdi 2ieitenont
ggeooiocn's 92utter uaren sdme'
tern. Gos fleine Sii6morine.goot
IL. 8" bat befonntlih Die bier britt
idcu arcu6er u9lboufir," r3o9ue, "
ereiIu lno yNopic" in ocn @rlmO
ecbobrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
5anS GrISinng DOn fOrperlidem
QeiOen.

SelOen.
lin iid nidt nod elmer peiteret
Operotion rmter6ie6cn ou miiiien
no6u ii6 geitern gtodnlittog 5rmA
Soro6 @oeImqn BON glr. 1916, Dit
SombarO.S StroBe, ourh ginotbmen
BON @os oos 2eben. Sic bate iib
oen @osiAloub in oeu Whluo eeitedt
nio init elmer Sdnur Inn 6en aopf
feitecbunoen. Srou GOeImon muroe
ipd6renO Der lesten 0lonote feds Nlol
operirt. sic 6otte bier ainoer uno
ols ser 5e9n Sabre olte Soiepb Inn
I ll6r geltern Slodmittog nah Souie
fam, fono er oas Sous beridlonen
uno itieg i'm Sofc iiber Den 8on.
Gr fono ieine Ifrtter in Dem nit @os
oefiillten 5ront5immer i'm 5peiten
Stodperf uno geriet6 in iolAe g[ngit
ooB er iofort ouf oie StraBe iprong
mo oie g1a6born olormirte, Or
s. 6. g9inner bon glr. 30, Siio-
99rooopoD. wuroe berbei gerufen lno
crfIGrte Die 6rdu fir toOt. Sr. @oel-
man, Ser Elm Gigarrenmoher iit pnr-
&c bon Dem @orfoa in &enntniB &C.
Ictt uno bro6 beiuobe 5uiommen, ais
er Die 2ei6c ieiner Sroii lab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

5ette 91onmittoe Inn llbr in
rleineit Scale Oes 9Seoboo0 eiebt iSrI
@lttinie Iroceo eiR @eiang Gecital
fir Sic 2cbrcr uno 5hiiler bes Con.
IcrDoiorilims. Sieiit benz Baltimore
GubIifum nod betanut aIs @sies'
Limbs" in s@ulHite, alb 0iele Dol
ialgeiabr smoIf Sabren oun Der Gam.
rciA Cperu GaieIlihoft gcgebeu
wuroc,
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EcoueIter ernannt.

alu areisaeri6t wuroc 9eitern Sr-
9llireo 6. Smith 5um Sequeiter iiir
Die y6reOerid SieneDer Motor ano
SupplD Gompalip" aili glntrog OcS
Sn. Sobn s. @aener 5um Seaueiter
erpomt, ra9oem er $500 8iirgidait
eeitellt botte
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0aa Metter.

sir 0loroIano im0 Den Eiitrift
Columbia bente tlor nno noroweltli'
dlc ggiuoe.
@eiteru berridte elm Iii6leres Gilt
den. Sic bohitc Temperatim mar
81 @roo I'M 3 ll6r 9iacbnittagS Ino
Sic nieorigite Al @rao i'm 6 llbr
Nloraens.
Dic aroBte SdneIli9ieit Ocs @iu.
0cs ipor IA Dleilen bonn Norolpelten-
Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der suit
mar 81 9ro3ent nm 8 ll6r glorgens
un0 46 9ro5ent nm s ll6r glbenos-
c,p oeu ouoeren @etter 9eobadl-
turqs 5tatioucu oes Sanoes purben
Sic iolgcnocn neorisiien lemperatli.
rer prr3eihuei:
AHaniic GitD "A. 9iSmard 81, 30.
Tion 10, Buffalo 3S. G6orleiton 56,
ebicoao as, GlcpeIanO 40, 1eupcr
so. Detroit 46. Gulutb 26, @oitport
96, @aIpeitou G6. @reen EaD 2S,
Naitcras sc, SABRE 30, Selena 3S,
SadioubilIe 5s. @onios Giip GO,
anoruillc 36, 9ouispillc Aa @lar'
ouctic Ca McupbiS 5l alontgome'
rb 50, D1ontrcal 3A 9iaHtudet "A,
O2op Crlcons iG4 e9leio 9orf AZ,
Cnaboma "a. Q6ilaoeIpbia 46,
@itSburab 40. QortIouo, glev SS,
gortlano. Ore, a. Guebec IS, Ra'
leiab as. goitn20gu Stir 54 San
lSroncisco 54 ct 9onis 80, Scran.
tom SO, Shreveport 5s. Spotone S6,
2brocnie 36, icampa Ga geai6ina-
ton 3S, @iunipea 26.
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9lmitcrn i'm ngsoriudrtS0.

Gas aaidbrlihe 9(ulteruroiten oes
EurnpereinS n@orpdrts~ iinDet om
morgigen Sonntog I'M 2 llbr glad-
mittags i'm Gmbbadc, Ger. 1872 mo
734. g9eit-9eriueton-StroBc, itott-
Gas 9lrrangements-9o -9oniite bat eAe
9(u5a6l beiouoerer ltsbettdihungcu in
glnsiidt.
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@ma6cn brannten NaMm nieAcr.

sSn Dem Soie BON sSaco6 8vigclN
baum 9lr. 1872. MISUNDERSTANDING
Itano geitern Slbeub eir Baum IN
8lommen. Dic 6er6eiecrufcue 6cucr-
pebr mar ae5mupocib oenieI6eu liic.
oer5ufGllen. Gs miro perimlt6et. oa6
mebrere 8noben ole i'm Sole iqeliea
SEN @rou0 oueeIe0t 5o6cu.
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gPinen aeleat.

Ger britiihe Goniul Gilbert 5ro5er
lit bon Der enelii6eu Reeierrng be-
nadridtigt moroen. oaB in Der g1orO-
ice 5piideu ShottlanO uno Der Siicl
Sslau0 @1iueu eelcat iino mo ole
S6iiiobrt gei16roet lit.
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GnaLanS nnS Trantreidl iinO lilnatia

Cine gou3e 8Iotiae 6rodtoaupfer
paiiirtc eeitetn Dlorget Die Gapes
uat Dem 9nltinoter 1afeu i'm bon
bier @etrciSc nah europa 81 ihai'
ien Iie feds 2nnIpier DyleiU Spe'
oem~ ,Cluf ,Margldno," Scale,
..9loanoreD uno .StooSborg@ iollen
iuiaef1hr i,000.000 9id6eI @etreioe
mihpeomsn
rie Tnntpfer u@qlio" mo R1i.
laSelpbio1 beeanpeu eeIiern 0lor6en
mil Scr Gitrabiue ibrer 6radt, nab
reno beltc Sic 4nmpier Sopperiiun"
lno .SHeibore" beirutict weroen.
Sin qnoerer 1anpiet Der p,Siib-
pooI. reld1er ID cuieen, Ioeen bier
criportet wiro, ion oIlein 100000
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treble fa6rt III einieen Gaaen Der
Tompier nSuitbors~ nad ylorluegen
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g9iro Ser9eantcn nnfcrridlten.

Or. Somes W. Grai9bil, Der Gbci
ar5t oes @oli5ei-Deportemerts, miro
in Ben n06iten @o9en ole Poli5e
Sergeauten iititruiren ipie iie bel lin
sliidsidaeu oenSenlnaliidten iHueIle
Siilie leiiten tomen. Cie &oli5ilten
limo bereits oamit uertralt.
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gRadl gltlanta aerciit

Sr. 8. 6. @ener. Scr @oriiber Der
eanoroBeu Gonmiiiion ino Der
ly0cis,aqenieur Sbirlea iino nnh
9ltIouio. yay abeareiit no iie Der
&abrcs Gonieren5 oeS omcrifoniiaen
SoroiiraBeH Gongrciies beiwobnen
eclcn.
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Nlrhr lIl1hcl

@oupcrneur @olosboroieb bat Oic
Gomnliiiion fiir 0ifeutlidc 9etriebe
autorilirt 10 9erionen ais 9iilfs-
Glerfs on5uiteaen. 0as Saldr be-
trdet bon $50 bis $50 pro @1onot.
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.gainfieLh scntt sdllen. lluitcn. Z

Syn ser @eriammIlmg Oes p@in.
fielo Scott S6leD.9 .9oitens glr. 65"
Seteranen oes iponiiden arieges, "
in glr. 416. geit. 6opette- -StroBe.
miro morgen 9lodnlittog Sr. $. 6.
@urgoDne einen &ortrog baIten.
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gtoacn @erlauacrans Der 5a6rselc
5Dnc.

Ger Gomniiiion Fiir oflentlihc ges
irebe Il! cine 'Retition lnterbreitet
p0roc. oie gtra6enba1n.@ciellid
su neronlaiien ooB iic Die Gents
6a6raelo5onc bic iesl bis an Die s.
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nadl Der rs. StraBe auSoebne
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Beilrdge gum 9U(fSfOnO fit UerWuR-
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StraBe ge(amme(.
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Samm(ungen i'm "GOrrelpOnOenten'
guitttrt.