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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-24

shifts of men from the second to the
first team little is heard about Black
burne Weaver will go to the regu-
lars in a day or so, but Blackburne is
slated to stick with the goofs. under
Gleason. .s...
That shouldn't cause any dismay
among the boosters of the ex-Mil-
waukee star Gleason needs some
good men to leaven his mediocre
crew and wants Blackburne to pro-
vide the pep and fighting spirit.
Blackburne is a god ballplayer and it
will only take a few days of work
alongside of Weaver to get them used
to each others style of playing.
In a week the Sox will be headed
for home, shaking the dust, or mud,
Of California from their spikes. Be
fore departing Callahan will prune his
force and several aspirants for big
league pay checks are billed to re-
main on the coast.
Undoubtedly Cal has decided in his
own mind who those gents are, but
he is keeping his own counsel. Al
cock, Barbour, Berger and Black
burne are after the second base and
utility infield position. Two of the
quartet will be retained and third
may be carried at least until the
opening of the season.
Indications are that one of the men
to go will be Alcock or Barbour. The
latter is third baseman, but could
probably play one of the other infleld
positions at a pinch. His batting has
been impressive in California and
may result in his retention, as strong
hitters are scarce birds with the Sox.
Alcock has shown lot, but not quite
so much as the other boys.
Berger, on his showing last year,
is sure to stick. Blackburne is GER
tainty.
Several pitchers will be dropped on
the way home. We can't get very |
much interested in them. Cal has a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-24

VIII be started April 13 IN the 1OlOW-
ing cities:
Buffalo at Baltimore, Brooklyn at
Pittsburg, Chicago at Indianapolis,
Kansas City at ST. Louis.
The rest of the slate has not been
made up. Chicago will not be at home
until about April 25, when it is be-
lieved the local stands will be ready
for occupancy.
Down at Shreveport Joe Tinker ap-
piled the goad again today and
had all his athletes working under a
full head of steam. Playtime ceased
for the men yesterday when Tinker
laid down the law and put them
through some stiff conditioning
stunts. The hospital list has been cut
down and the players are rounding to
encouragingly. A few have not shown
the proper spirit and Tinker told
them straight that they would have
to iven up or get out.
This afternoon the Feds are mixing
with Centenary College.
Nashville is the Cub stopping place
for today and one game will be played
before the invaders move on to Louis
vile for a five-day engagement.
Hard work was gone through in
Memphis yesterday and the condition
of the veterans and youngsters is as
good as could be expected. No serious
injuries are reported and the regulars
are all down around their natural
playing weight.
Sam Langford beat Bill Watkins in
half a round at New York last night
Langford batted the other smoke in
the eye, and Watkins dropped to the
floor and yelled foul. After Langford
was out of the building Watkins got
up and said: "Gen'Pmen, he done hit
me foul in de eye on de breakaway,
and couldn't see how to get up"
Jack Dillon got an eight-round de-
cision over Chicago K o. Brown in
Memphis. 1t was tame affair
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Queens Ridge.

The farmer is having very nice
weather now. They are very lateon
account of bad weather.
The Queen Brothers are rafting
ties. | hope they will have run
In few days.
Miss PearIie J. Raines is visit
ing Mrs. J. w. Queen at this
place.
Miss Ethel Copley will 60 home
In few days.
Misses Mae Queen, Ethel Cop
ey and PinkIe Ramey visited
Mra. l.. G. Quee yesterday.
DR.. J. B. Rlgsby has returned
home from Huntington, where be
has been to hear Billy Sunday.
A nice meeting was held at
Laurel Sunday. Several attended
Mrs Frank Queen has the
mumps. She is quite sick.
B. F. Copley is on the sick Iist.
Mrs. J. w. Queen, SalIe Queen
and SOL Of each were visiting Mrs.
I. P. Maynard Saturday.
May IL. HONEY BEE.
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Dunlfeth.

an surprised almost every
spring TO fud how quickly email
grain Will start up, even though
the ground Is cold and the weather
~ cool. / have noticed too that il
lsn't safe to 90 away from the
house IN the morning without an
oVercoat Oh, bot in optic of that,
email grain Is showing up nicely:
unfortunately this Is not the case
with corn, that being crop that
does not thrive well when it has
cold feet.
hll'ard Perdue was down from
charleston for a few days' visit
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with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
G. w. Perdue.
We are having plenty Of rain
now.
Q1ite a large crowd attended
Sunday School Sunday at the
Union church of Dunl;eth.
Mrs.. P. H. Brumfield was visit
ing her parents at Docks creek
Sunday.
Miss Mabel Rowe of Hunting.
ton wac visiting home folks Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Osburn, Mr.. and
Mrs John Drown, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Rowe of Kenova were visit
ing Mrs. Billy Perdue Sunday.
Misses Ruth and Erma Plymale
left this week for Huntington to
attend the Billy Sunday meeting.
Mrs. Uriah Rowe was visiting
relatives at Shoals the latter part
Of last week.
Oscar Lunsford of Huntington
with Misses kosella and Mabel
Rowe were calling on Mrs. S. s.
Plymale, Sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Hawks
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Plymsle
Of Huntington we're visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ply
male, Sunday.
Misses Violet and Victoria Rowe,
Violet Plymale aud Maggie Mayo
were calling on Name Jacobs
Sunday.
p. II Brumfeld spent Sunday
with Uriab Rove.
Fred Carey attended the Billy
sunday meeting Sunday afternoon
at Huntington, same being to men
only.
Edna Skean has returned from
a visit at Wayne.
Mise Ruby and Mrs. /. r. Ward
will leave this week for Hunting.
ton to attend tn lly Sunday
meeting.
Miss Dicie FINLEY and Miss
Georgia Muncie we're calling on
VI isses Ruby and Myrtle Ward
Sunday.
Mrs. j II Ward was calling on
Mrs. Uriah Rowe Monday.
Grover Plymale is employed by
ex-senator Whi'e. Grover sAys
he likes to work on the farm any
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way.
Mrs. Ethel Hager of Ports.
mouth, is visiting her sitter, Mrs.
Charlie Miller.
Mics Edna Skesn and Miss
Marie Roberts were visiting Miss
Skean's sister, Mrs. Oakley Ply
male, Sunday.
Miss Gena Plymale has returned
from a visit with Huntington
friends.
Elk Senator White of WEIGH has
moved to his farm near Dunlieth
to spend the summer months.
The writer has little advice to
give and then 1 am through for
this week. Train yourselves to be
glad. Merry heartedness is pretty
much a matter IF self culture and
habit. Fight against moroseness
as you would against a physical
malay. 1t is a mighty bad prac-
tice to dwell in thought upon the
things which go wrong. Forget
them. Think upon the things
which cheer and inspire. Life is
too short and too precious to be
spoiled with dropping spirits.
Make up your mind to find the
sweets of life, what ever your
situation may be, end then DO az
busy az bse.
May IL. JIM DANDY.
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Most Prompt and EiieCtudl Cure
Tor Bad Colds.

When you have a bad cold you want a
remedy that Will not only give relief
but effect prompt and permanent cure.
a remedy that Is pleasant 10 take. a
remedy That contains nothing injurious.
chamberlain Cough Remedy meets all
these requirements It acts on natures
plan, relieves the lungs aids expectora-
ton, opens the secretiOns and restores
the system 20 a healthy condition. This
remedy has world wide sale and use.
and can always be depended upon.
Sold by all dealers. adv
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-05-20
Health a Factor in SnGGRss.

The largest factor contributing to a
mans success Is undoubtedly health.
1t has been observed that a man is
seldom sick when his bowels are reRu.
lar-he IS never well when they are
constipated. For constipation you will
hud nothing quite 80 good as Chamber
iain's Tablets. They not only move the
bowels but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion. They are sold
by all dealers. adv
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-05-20

The fire insurance companies rep
resented by +. T. McDougal insu
as ainst lightning, whether fire en-
sues or not Lightning Is liable TO
damage your property any day
during the summer months. Get
policy today. If
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Baptist.

REV. B.s. AKERs, PASTOR.
Regular meetings, first and third
Sunday of each month at IL a. m.
and 8 p. M; Sunday School 9:45 a,
m, every Sunday, w. l.. Clardy.
superintendent; prayer meeting ev.
cry Wednesday evening at o'clock
Baptist Young Peoples union meet.
ing Friday evening at o'clock.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-05-20
KENOVA CHURCHES.
Methodist Episcopal.

REV. VIM. FALLEN, PASTOR.
Prayer meeting Thursday at 1880
p. IN.
Sunday School at 10 a. IN.
Preaching at ii m.
Every body welcome.
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Good Road DAYS.

Gov II. -. Hatfield has designat
ed May 28th and goth as special
good road lays and asks that every
man and boy throughout the state
devote the Two days set apart to
working the county roads.
Don't forget the dates, Thursday
and Friday, the 28th and Goth.
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Presbyterian.

REV. J. b. WALLER, PASTOR.
Sunday School 9:45 a. M, f. K.
Way, superintendent; Preaching /
a. M. and 1880 p. m, by the pas.
tor; Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Friday evening, 8 o'clock
prayer meeting Wednesday evening,
1880.
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Methodist Episcopal.

REV. W. NJ. FALLEN, PASTOR.
Prayer meeting Wednesday al
at 1880 p. m.
Preaching ut 1880 y. m.
Sunday School at $3.50 a. m.
Epworth League at 6:3O p. IN.
Everybody is welcome.
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Serve aud you'll deserve. Fall
and you'll be a failure.
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Baptist.

REV a. g. GRASS, PASTOR.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 D.
m. on the second and fourth Sun.
days in each month. Sunday school
at $3.50 a m. Prayer meeting
every Tuesday evening at 700 D..
m. Teachers meeting eAery Fri.
day evening.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-05-20

The gooG opinion Of many q
man isn't worth what 1T costs to
get it.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-05-20
THE REASON:
LEASE EXPIRES
Mems and Ladies' Shoes.

Men'- Oxfords, snappy lasts, med
ium low heel, solid oak, tan and
rubbe" sole; every pair worth 81 or
money refunded; during this public
sale, per pair ............... S3 A.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1914-05-20

Charity may begin at home but
it - very apt to be out when you
call.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-17
Hntten6i6 =]trnn&6eit.

Die Ionoe Reihe ser erptiihen
Srnnfbeitsn, nie in Guropa eineebruns
oen iino. bat fi6 neueroiues nm cine
iaponif6e Grantbeit permehrt; ben 10
eenonnten Sotobu, cine bisber nod
lpenig oufgstlGrts Srfettionstrontbeit.
BON Der man nur oas cine iiher fpeib,
bob fie bur6 ben Hattsnbib berporee-
rufen fpirb. Su Chino unb Sopan
gu ben Nlltasserideinun9en gsboreno,
tpuroe fie in europa Dor bier Sabren
gum srften MoIs in Gnglonb feftoe:
ftelt. Gin Sobr fpdtsr berihtste Der
itolienifhe 4rst Sruooni bon einsm
arantbeitsfolI in Stolier, uno in Die
ZEN Saeen bnbsn Die fron30iiId3en
2erSte 2oQriff unb Coup tpeiters geis
TRACE gu biefem interehanten 2rnnts
beitstopitel ous ibrer 9rnris beige
fteue"t. Die 9rontbeit entipideIt iid)
I'M lnoemeinsn in foIasnoen Gtappen;
Rdttenbib beiIt fdneu. uno Der @es
bifene bat ibn 9dns psreeffen. tpiro
ober nod elmer 3sit. bic 3tpifhen msbs
reren Soeen uno Wonoten fhpnntt.
our6 oIIQemeine uno Iofale Spmptome
gu ieinsm 2eiotpefen an bic per9eTsns
Wunbe erirnert. Tiefe Spmptoms
beitehen Gus lebboftsn Ghmersen, Nns
fhfpelIunQen uno Rotunaen Der gss
biTeren GorpsriteIls. 9dbei itellt 1jdj
Siebcr Elm, SOS supsileu Biz ouf 40
@rco fteigt. Die Sranten tlogen iiber
Wtiioiateit unb Sdnere bes 8opfes,
alIss Nr3eihs1. bic ouf cine ernitIihe
2tnitedungstrontbsit Id]IieBen IoFer.
S6Iiebli6 perbreitet fib iibsr BEN
oon3en 9orper Elm farotteriItiTher
Nusfhlog, Der ous Qeroteten. blutuns
tsrloufensn JIeden beitsbt. bic ii4
mnndmnl gu ridtigen anoten perhdrs
ten. Der @erlauf Der ardrtbsit lit
oerf6ieoen. Sie beIhydntt fi6 man6-
nal ouf einen 2tnfau 6dufiq obsr
tommt es in bsItimmten periooen gu
oIeihmGbiqen RudihIa9en. Mdbrer0
Der Sotpbu in Sopan bdufiq gum
Sooe fiibrsu iou, sei9en bic in europa
beobodtetsr Tdne einsn gutnrtiaen
Gbarnttsr. 9robbem bat mon o1sn
Grunb. auf Der 6ut 3u fsin unb fh
Qeqen bieie nsue arontbeit su riiften.
Dab Iie burd sinsn U}itroten ousgss
;Sit tpirb. iann fsirem 3Deifsl untsrs
Iisotn. bisbsr -at man aber ben
arGntbitssrrsger nod ni6t gu snt.
b.dsn psrmSbt. Ssoenfnus III Ole
neu, 9rontbeit Elm Gruno mehr, ben
@srni6trnestrisq qsqsn Die Rottsr
bic fptpisfo r.ichlih oiel ouf BEN S,rbs
5ols bnben, eneroiih au fiihren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-17
Sie yNmprcR"' "'&ataitrppbe.
Sttnlno. Cnt.. Is. ,<ll

SffdlDQ, Allf., 10. >Sul1.
"a brittle Sfii3icr oes aohlct-
ihiffes Storitoo, 9llireo Suitencs,
cin norpcgiihes 9opitans5ertififoi
bat, lit oos tonabild)c YorIuncnt,
mie om Ntontog i'll Gttopa. Snt.,
nngefiinoigt lpuroc, nibt imitonoc.
ibn 6afilr 5u bcitroien, 6aB er inut
Wefunb ser llnterluhungstomn1iI.
lion filr Den 3uianlnicnitoB nit Der
GnlprcB OF >5reldn0 pcrontnortlldl
Iii. Ter 9cridt Scr bon Der fono-
6iihen Hcgicrlng erndnntcn &om-
n!llllon miro Der norlucglIhen &c
gierltn9 ilbcr'unot mcrocn.
IS lic9t III Der 2lbiidt Der Hcgic-
ring. sic fuuo0liAcn ShiiiioGr1s-
0clcbe bohin nb5uan0crn, 0oB III ,3u.
limit Cfii5iere otalon6iiher Cant
plcr, Die fonaoiihc Moien onIouicn.
toun0iide 3crtifitotc hobcn miliicn.
Cine 3iuiIgcridltlihe Qro5cliirlng
Iuitcncs' GILT ols nllSgcidIoiien, oo
icjnc Shnl0 lcoiglid olti eincnl Scr.
ichcn luo nift aui ejucr itraiborcl
CSohrI0liiqteit bcri,ht, mic 0ie NcG0r
ocn cntific0en hobcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-17
s@opbpear" Der Siegcr.
St. 2nllis. Mfn-. Is. III.

ct. Souis, Mo, Is. >SuIi.
Ger &ouon r0cooneor" Gilot L.
II. 8. Breton BON 9lfron, 8, &C.
mann Die 2lllsihciblmqsfobrt nm
hcn britten EIoe Der Ser. Stoatcn
in Dem 8oroon Nennctt &ennen,
irclChes i'm Sftober in 2onias Gitn,
Mo. bcainnt. So8 geiuItot itonO
Wtontog gto6nlittog feit oils &. g.
Gnlc, Nilot ocs @oGons nSon
6roncisci 1915" mcIbetc. Dob icin
Salon eli @2eiIen iiiooitIih pon Mc.
@cnnihorc, 81, gclnnoet lei. Sic
2anoun9 Der ilbrigen iiebcn Wuuona
mar bcrcits om Sonntog gencloct
moroCn.
Ger 9oaon Goodyear, mcId)cr
unmcit Gonitoncc. &p., Innbete, bat
unqciohr 300 MciIen 3uriidgeleqt,
tcinohc Die ooppcltc Gnticrnung miC
bic oes 3lpeitcn Nonpns. Sic off
Sicllcn Giitnn5en peroen bonn Nero
Club OF 9lmcrifn olisgered,nct mgr
ocn, iobnlo oie pcridlieocncn Nilotell
ihrlftlid] beriftct boben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-17
On Die fn06e AOOreGe.

Tie man Der rss. g." mitteilt.
fpieIts 'id5 neuIit i'm Softbsotsr in
Dormftobt bel Der SseitporfelIung bon
gt5sts .Garmsn" cine Iuities tIeins
Gpifobs ob: Wls Der 0orbono nod
bem sritsn @tt o.FaIIsn NOR unb bos
publitum ftiirmif6 ole In Der 9itsls
role eoitierenbe porifer Sdno.rin
Worau.rits Sploo gu feben osrIonots,
tsiIts fh Ole Gorbins. Carmen err
idien. oantte IGdelno nit Ieidt.m
@errsiaen eegen bns PubIitum. mem
BET, ii6 honn obsr iofort 5ur rsdisn
gaItonsp proi seniumsloge uno mnhte
Dor ben brei bort iibenbeu Serrsn
,in.n Softnir, 70 gro3ios unb elegant.
ipis er sben MIR elmer Sron3oiin qes
linot. 4ber tpeI6s Wirtun9 botte Der
9nir? gDie bon elmer 3orontet ges
itohsn, reigteu fih ole orei Serrsn
nn6 riidpdris uno peri6lpnnben bnnn
fhIsunief i'm 6interqruro ibrsr Qoqs
Wie3er teiIt iih bic 0uroins unb fpie
Der srsiutiert WorQuerits SnIba ibren
6oftnir gu Der befpubtsn Qooe, bsren
Snbober no6 immer sntiebt i'm 6ins
terqruno iteben Dos guhlitum Diro
oufmsrtfom. one8 brsbt bic 9opfe CUR
aroben 6ofloge. no bas heffffe
Grobbtr3oQspdar, Qrin3siiln 6rieorih
Garl BON 6eiIen uno 3nblreihe iiirit
lite 9srpanote faben uno burh ben
Srrtum Gormeu5 Iomt bem publitum
in Die heit,rite Gtimmun9 Qsrietsn
Rum srbob 'ih erit rett Der 9eiFoG.
9ns fid her 9orban9 gum brit'en
W}ole auftot, IGb man, nie WicaeIG.
bic no6 teins 2tnitolter oetroFIen batie,
aur Tutter 3urud3u.ebren. Carmen
ouF itren Srrtum auFmsrtfam mafte
ulit erI6redter Wisns uno einem um
@er3eihuno bittenten 21deIr mafte
nunmshr Wor1uerite Sntn1 Der gro'
gen 6ofIooe lire Reoerena.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-17
Hoac iehr crnit.
Mnihinnfnl1 u

@olbln0ton, 10. ISuIi.
SjcbenhltnoCrt Niann DER Wta-
rinciniontcrie nuroen am Wlontag
0urh cine Sr0er 0cs omeriforihen
Observation-Disclosures mad 0uonto.
namo, 0uba. hcorocrt. I'm ii6 berciI
Su balten in Die HcooIution in Suiti
1n0 Sonto Domingo ein5ugreifen.
Sic Cr0cr muroe ouf Griuhen Sefr.
@rpons erlniieit Der es iilr oringenO
notbiq holt. oob Die ariegsiIotte fiir
oQe Sale aerilitet lit. 3ur Ser.
ncnoinQ merocn Erltppen Der in
rucrifoniihen (Semaiiern liegenoer
arieasif,ifien. ioipic oer aaierncn in
ThiIooeIpbio uno NorfoIf qeIongeu
Iie Gage in Der Gpminitoniitcr
EcpubIif 1iIt in 9fegiertnesfreiicn
non @oihinQton ols nabe3u boil
lninaslos. Sic in 1oiti oIs etpos
tciier. In ocn @clpdiiern Dor
0niti un6 Sonto Gontingo bcfiroer
iIh qegenndrtiq Die oreriioriiber
Sinienidifie Connecticut E:i6 Srutt
GoroIino, ionic Die 0reu5er Rnriet
10, Gaitiue uuo Qtohios.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-17
&cierDebanttn.
%urbereitnnecn nabe5n OOlleubet.
%erGuocrnuseu i'm GtieasOer
Siitrift angeurousi.
S2oihinatpn. Is. NllIi.

Sic 9Ione ii;r Ole 2cilma unb
bCn Vctricb Der 9lnoesreltrptbantcn
iino nobe5u poIlenbet. 9cionocrc
9luimertiomfcit ihcnft Scr l-raoni-
iirllngsmSid,ub 5ur3eit 2cu Gbico.
aoer Giitritt.
Glniec Counties in S>IlHoia. oiC
nripriln9Iih Dem St. SouIicr 81.
thrift 5uGeniCicn muroen mcroCn
ood nod Dem Ghieagner &ejirf Cin.
perleibt nerocn. 3u olcIeu geb0rt
Norgon Gnuntp, in benz uor alIcn
Die 8elhGits- mo Sinonilpelt BON
,Sodinnnillc oorduf brunQ, ooB ciu
iolfer SSedicI porgcnGnmcn luerbe.
Gon ermGaingcn mebr politiiAer
Nnhtr loBt lth oIlerbinaS Der Gr1a.
niiirln9soieldub leiten. Qiuarb
SunIap. >Sodionpine, lit Elm intimer
'Srcunn bcs Stootsiefretor5 uno ioIi
Der 81 ,icrpcbchorbc bes Gbicogoer
GiItrifls nIs lPitgIico onqcboren.
Nls lidlcr GILT es helltC, ooB Die
itcllpcri .ctcnoen Soriiser scr Ii-
itriftshnntbCh6roen nit Scr BE,
tricbslcitma scr Rciernebdnfen be
trout merocn ioQcn. @ci ser Nus
mohI be5 &priibcrS oiirfte jueliellos
lcin 9hti lmter sen @onfiera umo @e.
ltGftsIcltcn bcs betreiisn0en 81.
ilrifts mnBdeben0 iein.
Nus better GucIle lit icrncr
il GrfobrunN gcbradt. baB ,>rpinq
Shilmnn. Ser Ghicagoer Nunoc&.
itnemciitcr. 51 cinem Der Girettc-
rem hcS GbicuQccr Giitrift9 (Gloile
q ernomt 'pcr0cn miro, oa er lid,
rcr 0nn5 bcionhcren ciunit oe@
ShotnmtsictrctGrs Wtc9l0oo erireut.
@Ieid6eitiG iou er ouf nit ser Der
trctlnQ ocr @lmoeSreicrpebonfbe,
borhc I'M Gbicogoer Giitrift bctroui
lacrhen. Gic Iettlcnonutc ionic oie
StcIlrnn hca 9ctricbsIeitcra mcrocn
Jcocnious sic bcithe5nblten icin. Dos
Sn5resQeholt oitrite nii $4,000
fCitaeicet mcrocn.
SCrr Shumon bat cincn TInn sur
@crihmelslm9 Der llntcrihosonter
nit zen Nunocsrcierpcbonten ent.
rorfcn imb ioa oonit an moBaeben-
Der Stclle Ginhrud eenloht boben.
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@mcrta's 9fiidtritt 1T emblib
Sbatiabe. 0arbajal Ser
9ia4fol9er.
Solitif Der Scr. Staatem MerifO gegendber
bitter fritilirt DOr Oem merifani=
iden Gongreb.

toniihen &e9ierltna oIs Ser critic
plrflldc Shrltt sur @erilbiei,ne
Merifos beeriiBt. @coer Die Ser.
Staaten nod Die &onltitutionoIiiten
oilrften geneiQt iein, @uertos 9ta6-
folger i. @orbolol aIs @rdlioent
onSuertelrnen, ood nir,nlt man bier
all9cmeir on, bnB er MIR g1n3 fllr5e
3eit Trdlioent lein iuirO, bis Gar
ron5a oic &egierun9 iibernebmcn
tam.
9luS gutter Guelle nerloutet, ooB
Gorbolol uno ieine 9lnb0nger fem
anbcrcs &erlongcn bobcn, ols BON
Gorran6o Die 3rlihcrlIng 5u erboI-
ten, ooB Oos 2eben uno gieentbum
Der 9lnbGnger @ucrtos niht onac-
inItct miro. SoboIo 0ics oeihcben,
miirbc Dem frieoli6en Gin5ug Der
febcIlenormee in oie &ouptItoOt
Werlfo nihts mcbr I'M @ege itebcn.
2ie characterization &erlnittler
mcrocn iest ioiort pcriudcn, cine
2onfercn5 5niihen Garron3u un0
GorboiaI 3llItan0c brin9cn. Gciingt
Dies, 10 tonn Gnrron3o ouf ioiortige
Nncrfcnnllng icitenS ser Scr. Stao-
ten ionic icitcns 9lrqentinicns, @ru-
ltIienS un0 Gbilcs rehnen. 9Sei-
Ncrt er lid, 10 fam Die mcritoniihe
He9lerun9 crit nod Den gfeumobIen
nncrf0nnt mcroen.
Vtan crportct nidt 6ob Sucrta
Dor Slblduf Glider Ioqe oos 2ano
ncrlnlicn miro.
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TrucritcingcrGtbe.

Sir bic friibeiten GntfpidIungsfiu.
fen oes WlenIhen 1T bic MiiIenidaft
fat ausidIiebIi6 nuf Die Rsits bon
0srGten nngeipieIen. unb sDar be-
ftsben bieIe in Den GIteiten Gpoden
aus Stsin, lpesbaIb cine Gltere unb
cine iiinaere Stein5eit unterfdisben
piro, Der bann srIt bic genubun9 bon
Metnlen. meiit Suerit 9upfsr uno
oann gron3e. foI9t. Inter ben Sisis
nen iit tsiner fir bic 8,rfertigunq BON
WsFsrn. QfsifpiBen uno bsrgIsiden
beFer essisnst oIs Der J.uerItein, on
sr in fhurfe Santen IpIittert. Die
Nntur Bat bem 8ebiirfnis unIsrer
8crfnbren je6enfaus itGrt porqenr.
beitet. oenr man fam TeuerftsinI6ers
ben nufleien, bic fid)er teine 9earbsis
tung erfnbren haben uno boh obne
peiterss gum Shdben ooer G6nei0en
benubt tperoen tonren. @eraoe beg
,peoen lit bic GntI6eiouuQ. ob Elm
Stiid 6eusrItein feine Torm oon IA
tur oNer burh meni6lite Ginnirtung
erbol.en bot, oft Iebr fhlpieria. unb
es qi6t an'ehnli6e 9ertreter Der nit
Der llrdeihi6te befhdftiQ;en WiiIen=
I6oft. bic in oieIer 6infdt bic grobten
,3reifsl heqen.
Neueroinss iin6 au6 @erIute &c
ma6t porosn. um bic 3er'bIi.tsyunq
nes fcuerItein5 urter cem CFjriluB oer
DGrme ooer mehoniIdsy aroft gu
Itubierer, un0 notei Bat fih oe3etqt.
oab ouc9 auf 6ieIem Neqs 3ulpsiIen
5ormen 3uitnnbe tommen, bic hen on
oebIid msnffIiden 0erdtsn aus Der
Etein3eit gum 9erpe6'eln GbnIih
Istsn. Die 5rogs bat ibrs qrobe Be-
bsutunq. neil nab bem 9Tunb folder
Dsrmeintliten Stsinnsrt3sug. oas
2llter beg Observation-Disclosures nuf Der
Groe in mandsn 8eesnben beitimmt
un6 in cine 0sroanoenbeit 5uriiepsrs
leot norosn 1T, in Der uah onntrsn
pefunoen Der Wlenlh uceIpQupt no6
ni6t bsitono. Or. Wcrrsn cat in Der
I.sten Sisunq oss ontbropologifhtn
5nititutss in Qcnbon ipieosrum be
Gre.bniiTe Don GrVerimenten porgss
Isgt. bic bos 3sriprin9sn BON 5eu,rs
fisinsn unt.r bsr qDirturg 'alIsnber
Gspi6ts feftite1tn iolten. Darous
1,bt berOor, 6ob bur6 Shloq uno
Trud, fpis sr ouh in her frsieu Ratur
obns msnI6Ii6e Ojnfar un}dbIig Oft
portomm:. 5susr'tsinipIittsr sntitshsn,
oj, BON ben foqsnanrten gsrdten Der
d..,ren Stsin3sit tnum su nntsritsis
ban Iino. Dono6 1T olio oie CROFT.
go-f6t in osr gsurtsiIung perar,ig.r
Tuaoe rottpsn0io.
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@- 1Inberoaulif]feit d? 60nnen
ujt,t eSIeu? 3eiueu 0(bpetit?

Cine BsbanoIuns uon electric Bit'
tsrs psrbsiisrt 3brsn Gppetit; bsisitist
llnperbouli6tsit, 10 bob Sic irssno etc
tuos efien iornsn. Cir .6iss Jrib.
iobrs.7onic fir bic Qsber'. Nisrsn.
unb Nnssnbsi6psrOsu. Gurd Oisie
Msoisiu miro Sbr san5ss Spitem se'
reiniat, 10 Sab Sic bolb bsiisr iiibIen
werben. Glsctric Bittsrs bat Ssrrn
Z. 3. BesbIss fir isine WossnIsiOsn
better gstbau. rpis irssnS cine nn5srs
Nsbi5in. bic sr prObirt bate. Bsior'
gen Sie iih nod beuts sins Jloihe.
soc unb s1.0O bsi 9brsm 9tpotbstsr.
BudIsn's Nrnieo SnIbs fur gcjsma.