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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-10-29
MN. HANSON. THE CHOICE
Editor Times

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The returns Of the primary
election show that Mr.. Hanson is.
in this part of the county, almost
the unanimous choice for SUPER
lntendent Of schools. And WHY
not? We have known Mr.. Hanson
for the last nine years and have
found no blemish in his charac-
ter. no flaws in his teaching. No
one can point to a single bad ha-
bit in the man. No one questions
his efficiency in the schoolroom.
For seven years he taught the
Walcott schools to the entire sat-
lsfaction of all patrons. This last
year he taught in the Christine
schools. likewise satisfactorily.
His whole soul is in his work.
say all patrons OF the schools
where he has taught. "Mr. Hanson
is strictly honest and efficient,
Just the man we want in the su-
perintendent's Office" is the
praise we hear wherever we 70 in
this part of the county. No won
der he carried Walcott and Eagle
townships almost unanimously.
Knowing Mr.. Hanson so we'll and
liking, him because we know him
80 we'll. we appeal to all voters in
the county to cast their vote for
him next Tuesday. Vote for our
unanimous choice for superin-.
tendent. This appeal would not be
necessary if you knew him as we'll
as we do. but you don't.
ANDREW SKARVOLD.
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every way an honest one and bas-
ed purely on merit.

In choosing my deputy I gave
due notice to the deputy appoint
ed by my predecessor. retaining
him till June first, or as long as he
would have held the teaching po-
sition which he had given up. l
was in no way responsible for
what had occurred before my time
and 1 felt that in justice to my
self I should have as field deputy
(for whose official acts I am re-
sponsible) a person who was my
own choice.
selected a lady who had given
the people of Wahpeton excellent
service as Primary teacher. Every
rural teacher is of necessity a
primary teacher and the amount
of good that has resulted and
will result to the rural schools of
Richland County through this
choice that l have made l leave to
your Judgment.
We have made a record for Wis
iting schools and we have given
ourselves unselfishly to the work.
l only ask that you vote for the
good of the schools.
With malice toward none. I am.
Very truly oyurs.
JOHN w. THORNTON,
Supt. of Schools.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-10-29
METHODIST CHURCH !,
Morning worship. 1880 A. M
Sunday school, ~ M.

Epworth League. $3.50 P. M.
Evening service. 1880 P. M.
Prayer meeting. Thursday Z 80
P. M.
Last Sunday morning the pas
tor gave a review of the work Of
the recent session of the annual
conference which closed last Mon
day at Darlington. The choir rem
dered a beautiful anthem. and the
duet by Mr.. and Mrs. Wight was
greatly appreciated. The theme
was the well-known poem of Hez-
ekiah Butterworth. 1.-THE Bird with
a Broken Pinion," and the manner
in which it was rendered was
much appreciated by the audience.
Rev. G. P. Keast. of Breckenridge,
preached at the evening service.
The Epw0rth League held q
business meeting on Tuesday ey-
ening at the home Of Miss Bessie
Snyder. and Mrs. Spencer enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid at her home
on Wednesday afternoon. 81; Il
The Kings Heralds will meet in
the church next Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock. 81
A feature Of the services next
Sunday will be q solo BY Profess
sor Kraft. Mr.. Kraft has appeared
seyera! times in Wahneton 70 tho
delight Of his hearers, and, 8 you
will want TO hear him aeain. N
cordial invitation to all seryiceS.
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AppITlolfAIyLo6Aia

Mr.. F. L. Kellogg. general sales
agent for the Jaques Mfg. Co.,
Powder, spent several days in
|Wahpeton interviewing the retail
grocers and the wholesle house.
boosting the merits of X. G. Bakz
ing Powder. Mr.. kellogg. states his
company is active in the support
of Prof. E. F. Ladd of the pure
food department of North Dakota.
He also states that X. G. baking
powder is the best baking powder
that can be produced at any price
and is legal in every state in the
Union eevry day in the year.
"Jonny Jones. Jr.," race-track
comedy in four acts. will be the
attraction at the opera house,
Wahpeton, on Tuesday, Nov. 8.
This play comes highly recon-
mended as being one of the new
est and brightest comedies of the
season and theatre-goers are as
sured delightful evenings enter
tainment. "Jonny JONES'" the CEN
trail figure. is good hearted but
uneducated race-track tout, and is
said to be a very lovable charac-
ter because of his Americanism.
his ingenuity and his corking good
humor. This company carries a
complete production. which in
cludes all special scenery, beau
tiful stage settings and some no
vel in electrical effects.
Some of the Republican speak
ers in this county are said to be
telling their audiences in the rur-
al districts that the Democratic
officials of the county do but lit
tie of the work of their offices
themselves. nearly all of it being
done by clerks. If that is so, how
about the Republican county Off
Gals, who employ many more
clerks than the same number of
Democratic officials do? Besides,
if anybody is to blame for such a
state Of affairs as these spellbin-
ders 'allege, the fault lies with the
county commissioners, all of
whom are Republicans. Better
vote to elect Koppelman. Hoefs
and Bakken, and put stop to this
Republican looseness on the part
Of the board Of county commits
siOners.
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REGARDING the suPERINrEN.
DENCY OF RlCHLAND CoUN-
TY SCHOOLS
To the Voters of Richland Coun-

On November 3rd, you will be
called upon to select for Richland
County a Superintendent of
Schools. On the non-partisan
school ballot and without party
designation the names of the two
nominees for the important office
will appear.
This new arrangement was adj
opted by the last legislature with
this one purpose in view, namely
that the people might be unham-
pered in their desire to select the
person best fitted to look after
the schools of the County. I be-
lieve in the people and l believe
that in making choice for so inn
portant a position they will be in
fluenced by nothing except a de-
sire to choose for the good of the
schools.
No criticism has been made of
my work while Superintendent of
Schools. That I r"ve supervised
carefully and we'll has never been
denied. That l have done so at a
low cost to the county the figures
show. The only argument used
against me in this campaign and
in the June primary goes back to
my appointment and my refusal
to reappoint NV predecessors de-
putty. At the time of my appoint
ment l was Superintendent of
Schools at Lidgerwood, receiving
a salary per month equal to the
one I am now drawing from the
county. My appointment was in
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Miss Fulton let us off Monday
morning in order to hear Mr.. Bry-
an speak. Everybody enjoyed it
especially the Democrats. William
Liably thinks that there is no bet
ter man in the world than Bryan,
and he believes that every one
who has Mr.. Bryan's first name,
will some day. become prominent
man.
Miss Fulton returned Saturday
morning from the Educational
meeting which was held in Bis
marck last Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday.
Miss Claxton was absent from
school last Friday morning on &C
count of sickness and as a con-
sequence much to her pupils re-
gret her classes did not meet.
The "Kantagreklub" have sent
out invitations for Halloween
party. The particulars will be gi-
ven later.
Caller: us the boss in?"
Office boy or Frank j. mo. Sir.
he's gone out after dinner"
Caller: "Will he be back after
dinner?" So >.
Office boy or Frank j.: ."No; Sir,
that's what he's gone after"
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MILEAGE STATEMENT

During tho period from Jan.
Fist TO April 9Th, 1913, 10 field
deputy 10 tho county superlntend-
ent's offIoe, I made 02 visits 70
schools. Tho cost TO tho county In
mileage was $11s.70, an average
cost per visit Of 81 80. The larger
number Of schools visited were In
parts Of tho county at quite Z dis
tanoe from Wahpeton. 72 Of the
visits having been made through
Wyndmero, Walco4t, Christine,
Hanklnson and lldqortNood, 90
that tho average cost Of these Vie
It, was greater than tho average
would b for the whole number Of
schools In tho county.
J ! make this statement for the
reason that my opponent has pub
lIehod q statement 40 70 the mum.
Dor and cost Of visits during his
term Of service, and 70 give the
above facts for the purpose Of
oonaparle0n.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1914-10-29
CARLOAD OF rocosEAL

BY the way R. H. Cughan is stocking up
on roof coating he must be expecting wet
spring. He has already received carload
OF this guaranteed fO-year material and
this long time guarantee Mr. Gughan thinks
he has the very best roof-coatlng on the
Thousands Of satisfied customers in an
parts OF the U. 8. A few Of the Wahpeton
references are the Peoples State Bank, City
Hotel: Merchants Hotel, and many other
buildings. ~
I r. n. cUoHAM
Contractor & Builder
WAHPETON, NORTH DAKOTA.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Morning service at 1880 sub

Morning service at 1890 SUBJ
iect, Divine Armour,-and how to
get nearer to God.
Sunday school at noon. This
branch of the work is increasing
in both teachers and scholars,
there being more than hundred
in attendance last Sunday.
The evening preaching service
is at 1880. Subject next Sunday,
One pound man.
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n,on SCHOOL NOTES

The entire high school orches-
ira appeared before the public for
the first time last Friday, during
the rhetoricals.
We were especially glad that
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polle ino Martin 3immcrmnmt iebt
sseIubanoIrr IN Reiu sJorf, nnd Gin.
ciInlnti Gr itnoirtc i'm Belmont unS
senpon College imo ais Der Giirger.
frieI niisbrad,, frat or in oie BIN,
fcsmnriue ciii no er balo Den 4aHg
eiies yice.S,olnnlnnocrs errang. ssn
Sabre 1878 pcrbeirutbete er lid, nit
81. gairietft n. Gpans. Die jeood,
id)un Srci Sabre inter Sintcrfniiuna
einer einjiBcn 1cd)icr, Der jepigen
oer5ogin pom Nlnnd)eiter, iinrb. gtad,
Dem Nrieac bstrieb er cine Sdgemiiblc
in SdariltorL Die er mad, 5iuci ,sn1ren
perfanfte, irornuf or eiu 5beilbaber
5ps periiortenen aIer. W1egonnIo iil
Der Stanoaro Oil SO. iDirOe. gor
cfipa 20 ssahren pcrfniiitc er ieinen
slntheiI an ReTonnlo Mno Ienfte feline
sIniMerfinmtcit auf oeH Giienbaln-
5a,l mo bnIo rabn er i'm eiienbabI.
ipcien eiiie beoeiiienoe Sielliing ein.
Gr rCorganiiirte Die 6. so. mo ..
Balm, bic Eere Marauette 0abn, Die
Chicago. louisville iulb Cincinnati
". u. llnD eriparb cinen fonirollireu.
Sen antbciI in Der Canton. 1t.
8apne ilno Chicago, ionic in Der
Sbeiapeate iiuo 9saituiile D. n.
sSdbrciib Der leBten orei Sabre enf.
leOigte er iid ieSod nabe3il nIler vi.
item bieier Yabnen nno bebielt mir
nod oieienieen Der Getroit, GoIcoo
itno ,rontcH, Der sInn slrbor irno
Der Canton, Ginrir,iati un6 lebanon
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gcH Snaen an ein SDnoifdt Derfaiific
geSiiglih Der geeroiaiug tonnfeu
nod .cine Definitipcn arraraenenis
actroifen iperSen. oa Serr 2'ruee. ber
sfmpalt nes 9critorbcncf. nid)tS M.
iernebmen mill, bis er bon Der Sod,.
fer uno benz grliocr IN Heu Jort sc.
bort bot.
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(yortT,suus fOIst.)
@runOeise siibertrasaalen
Gineinnati. 19. DEE.

Gonaro M. Spin6ins an ausnit
6. arsbfter nnb unbers. so bel 100
Sub on Der MeiiIsits Der 8Osart QD,.,
300 SUB n0rblia Der JOreft ausnue
(St,u.r $500, 81.
@illiam Z. .. grdmsr an ben
Ra6lab ppn ameIia 8. Rodip.ll,
Quit Gluim auf 30 bd 100 JuB on
Der Rprbfeiis BON Mldlpern p!alt.
IT'S SUB 0ftIi6 Der Main' Sitab,
(Steu.r $3). 81.
sSIaae 20. McWlabdn an Wbarp u.
Jifber, Got go. as IT. 9ofinser nno
Soptins unterubtb.iluns I'M WeGre.
gor part (Sieuer $7.00), 81.
Wpers p. Cooper all Warb 6.
grammer, so BEL $50 SUB ali Der
Sitieiie Der SDan1Ob apsnue, ROr.
hpooo, 81.
Wiliorb 6. SubIpn on Gbdrlss 3.
Didion. Got 30. IL IN port place
lIntsrlbtbeiluns an Der Columbia
apsnus. 81.
erben BON William Wbit. bur@
Sbtriff an ". y. apsBIer. Cots glp.
10 unb 10 in Sames u. priee's llr~
terabtbsilung an Der Darifap gbs.,
$500.
Gbmunb z. gldpton an Bsorge
6. Benz, Cots 30. 15 unb IL in Mst.
fer unb glaptons unterabtbeilung an
Der giIisp glDsnu. (Sisusr $1.50);
81, 200.
g. 6. 5allttt an Grsgorp g. Sad.
ion, Cots IL unb Is in Wt. 5Dpe
part llnterabibeilung 81.
9arrp RuFO an Grep u. Wasntr.
% bei 99.37 SUB an Der aiberib
Strube, 796 CUB n5rbliA Der Gen.
ttaI sIssras (stsasr ~ S1oo.
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@rnnOeisentbums. ,ppstbeien.
Reut Sppotbete

| ~ - - w : Z We
Inpis .. Ban Camp an bic g. u
peters Rsoltn SO. $3745.
Wldrp u. Slider all Sout6ern
Ohio Sapinss ganf Co., $25O0.
Jloris q. gonbon an ssames O
Cooper $3.50.
@eO. 6. Beng an epIsrain 9. uni
Z. 60. $4,000.
e3eorse 6. Beng oil biefel6e aSr.
peridsit $25O0.
5reb. @sraeon Sr. an Gsrnidn g.,
Z. nno 9. 60. $3.50.
Winnis Straiemsper on WinniC
Red $770.
ela aboms oil Gitbente Wdrb 8.
unb y. So. $500.
Waribou 8. g.nbam an guaniton
y. unb 6. 60. $3.50.
Siaac 80. WeRoban al iyrani
8torge $7200.
Serman 3obman al SDcamore g.
uno &. GpmpanD $4,000.
Wlarb =. 8rammsr an g}eopIe's 8.
nnb &. u. 60. $2500.
@ttilate 9ppptbefen.
HuooIpb Ylaie an Souibern Obio
=. unb :. SO. 5000.
Sspis glaim Camp all q. q. qes
iers RedIiD Gompanp $4115.
SeHrD SaII an Soi. :. 1obler
1915.
Sdrrp ausrs al Reabins 3. nn5
&. SO. $500.
5sItH anbImun an Sam.s O. Goo.
pc. $3750.
NtarfhdIl s. genbam an 9irsinia
.. Dtartin $1,000.
tSreo Softer an GLENDALE 3. uno
&. ". so. 1920.
Roia 4osb an GeIi SiraBe 9o. 2
6. nnb y. 60. $1,000.
eauSis spus al Robsrt 3. gr.Iap
$500.
odrrp 8. 6ormtpsr unb onb.te an
Uiaurice 2. oSslento $34o.
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bra n nt.
peniioniris General
WortongtitDr6en.


gga binatpn, .. g., 20. Ds5
Der psniioniris griaab,asnsral WlDr'
ton fidrb am Sonntda in einem bic
iistn s1pfpiial I'M Utter BON SO sSab-
ren an Der 9unasueui5iinoune. Ssil
ieiner Dor bier sSabrtn erfolsien peE'
iioniruna bate grnsroI WlOrion fei-
ncn gSobniiB III gsaibinstoE. er
ipurbs in gbasriu falls. Obio eeboa
rem uno trat i'm alter BON 16 Sobren
in bic gunbesarmes Elm. Den giirs
eeririsa madlie sr dls 8emsiner NIT
urh ipurbe bnnn i'm Sabre 1865 gum
aarsit.n in Wtii sgoini srnannt. glls
innser 2eutnnnt mdGte sr Sample
nit ben Snbianern nit anb erbitIi
i'm Sabre 1880 ipegen berporrasenber
Japferttii in sinsm aampf nit ssn.
bianern in glrispna bas grspst ols
erIier Qsutnant. Die gsiisbunu srs
folgt am Dieniiaa au fbem Qaiionais
frieobof in arlington.
5obes 4lter.
Worceittr, UluF.. q. D.snnb.
frau aouiie Watsrman Carpenter
in ON Gonnioa bier i'm litter BON
1O8 ssobren unb pier Wionatsn ges
j.prxn. gle fonnis ibren Stamms
baum big onf RpIIp pon Der Tormans
bic suriidfiibrsn unb mar bag dltefs
WlitsIisb Der Daughters pi tbe slmes
ricun Rtppluiipn.
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QuS(ano Ue(egrap@.
SinsenS
Cling Die Nlannffdft Der .@n.iienau"
in btr SdIadi BEL ben GoIt.
Lamb Snielu unter.
S,Dei S0bn. bes 2lbmirals Don Gp.s
sinsen NIT b.m 9aisr
in ben 9ob.
Die .@neiiendu' bate teine Wuni'
iion m,br ala iis uHiersins,
lpOute ii6 jsOo9 nids
erssben.

Dlontebib.p. 90. Deg. Der.
idhiebene ifiereFanie Gin5eIbeiten
iibsr Die SssidIadt BEL ben JaliIaat
Snitln ipurbtn ON Counting bic.
bel BEN eintrsffen Der .SnDineibIe"
bstunnt. aIs 9lbmiral Sturpts unt
feline Oifisisre an aanb iom.n uni
ii6 iibtr bic Gs.fdladi aub.rten
bsi pelder bic btuiIGsn areustr
.SharnbOrit'. ~Gn.ifsnau', ~aeip.
;ig- nnb .Riirnbrs" IN ben Grunn
gebobri ipnrDen.
Nh ss heiBi, ipurbs bic .Jnpin'
tibic@. bic ben aampf sssm bi,
.S6arnborit. pas 5lasseni5iff bss
2lbmirals pon Spet fiibrie uno aud
bali. bi. .G,neiiennu- in ben grlnt
gu bobren, BON 5mun3is 9tidOHen
eeiroffen, jebO9 MIR tpenis befddbiei
tpurbs. Die 1srluii. an gorb be,
.synpincibis" iparen unsebIi6 M,
gsrinss. iis fol nur IA @erpunDet.
gsbabt hnben.
2lls bic .gnsiisnau- untsrsina,
bate iie ttins Wunition an gorb,
absr bi. gsIobuns iUOllte iia ni6i
srseben urb als bag Sfiff uiitfr-
eins, ftimmisn SfiiSitrc uHb Wiann.
IdJafttn patriotiife Qieber ali. es
ssldns. sineu groBen 9beiI ber Wcnn.
fdafi. baruiIter ou9 mshrert Sffi'
sieIs 81 rsiten. Don ben gtrsttetea
itarben jsbod cine an5abI.
Die .Sdarnborii1 itanb in belIen
JIaHmsn, als iie nit allen on 9orD
uniersins. siuidli.blid bss aOmira!s
pon Gpr. 3iDs S5bns bss elbmi.
rals, einer all gorb Der nesip5is"
unb Der anbere an gOrb Der .Gntifes
nau" fanbsn sbsnfals ibrsn sOb In
ben GBelIsn.
Der aomnanOant bss britiiHsn
slasssni6iffs ipurbe bur@ siuen
0ranatIplitter lsidt am Sub psr.
nunbet. Sdits er isine ie4s50aigen
geId5iise in 2lftion ssbrudt. 10 bdit,
es obns iJrast 9obis on Borb gegs.
Ben, benn zines bisier gef4ite fpuroe
BON einem beutf6en Gefhob asrtrilm.
inert.
Die esrettetsu bsutiG<n Sesleuts
.fius na4 GnSlaH5 ssianss ir0sssa-
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! Col. eugene 3lmmHmannT
Ter bsfannts aapitaliit nnb GiisH.
babnmasuat itirbt sines pI0elideu
Spbes.
Sm cassn Gin Slnb ipirb Ct pom
sllbesiuinger ereilt.

sSin Sd)reib5irniner 6es Gneen
gifn Stub, robin er iid) fiirj porber
bon ieinem 3inmier begeber bnttc.
I'M eincn grief ST id)reiben, ipuroe
gcilern 3admlittng I'm la3 ltbr Der
befnniIte stnpitaliit iiiio Giieilbnbn.
mngrlot, Col. eugene 3inmermdnn,
ron einem 9Intiuir5 beiaIlen nno CAB
nad) ,penigen wfiniiten ieinen e'eiit
aut. Sol. 3immerinnnH Der an einer
gserpenirantbeit lit, hattie iid) ieit
et1pn 0rei Dipnaten in Der Staot be.
ilinDen un0 i'm Queen Gin aiiib. no
er aild, pom ben elerSten Or. u. g.
9rnIber imo IN. sspbn g. @reiiue be,
banoclt ipur0e. eIiiliiartirt. Gie
aer5te b1ttcu inn perbotcn, iein 3in-
mer su perlniien, bod bate er oieies
gerbot aeitcrn 9tndDmittng iibertretsn
mn, ipie CIR eincm Befnnnten geger.
iiber beinrrtfe, eiiiiae AorreippnDcr.
zen 81 eriebigen. 9sie Die aerste bic
eriI mad, Oeu einaefretenen gooc
3immcr1nmnl's eintrnien erfldrten.
battle oeiieIbe iid ourd) ben Gang
nah intien sr iebr nugeitrnigt uio
on6urd einen Siitenaniail, Der Scn
glutitlir5 nah iidD 5og Deruriadt.
Ter sInipnlt oes geritorbeneis Serr
,ss,obn 6. Bruce bon COLLEGE 8ia,
lDuroe fofort benahri6tigf unb oer.
ielbe idlifte ein stabelgrainm an Die
ein3ige Godter, 5rau SeleH 3ininer.
manu- Scr5oaiu bon @nnd)eiier, bic
iidl nit ibren orei ainocrn III ibrer
sReiioens SO. 44 @rosbenor Gaunre,
gnelnno, befinoct, ip1breno
ilr Dntte in ssstloien iein iou.
Gel. Zimmerman iplIr0e am III.
Dc5enlber 1916 IN @idsburg, Wiii.,
gebcren lnlo fam i'm Sabre 1866 NIT
ieiien GItcrn iluO oipei @riiocrn, Dem
Derjicrbenen Ehos. W. 9inimerrnaitit,
Iriiberer @sidaitsfiibrer bes Hsruet|
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Maerlei.
stIbRis bst M ann!

SIbfis btr mann!
gn Bauer frdat ben 3abnarst Aud:
y6err Dottor babt Orr 3dbng
sJ6 moaps. Oh Gre pertdafi.
Damn labt mid {. mai febn."
Der 3obnar3i brinst Isi' 3dbu ebsi.
Der Bauer gudt fe an.
Druff fest er: .!oie ia mas ib brail9.
SD nenm' ben 0prbsr5abH.
Den bring ih msiner Jraa b:rbaan,
Gbt nit beint aus Der Stnbi.
Wsil bic fid, seitern an CIT aruii
adn ausssbiiie bat"
Der 3abndr3t l6telt: rSdide &c
Se ber nur. lieDsr Wlann.
Dnmit id err ben @crbersabn
0sDnu ersdnSe fnnn.4
Der Bausr aipipsr fegi: ~ ipas!
Wo3u benn erift ben aramg
Dss mad ih fdon! Jh bab ia ielbit
On Siegsllad berboam!'
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Gin @prtaeiL

gDtnn bic Rssimsnismuiii bas Wts
aimsnt Bis nnbe an bic porausiidts
lidE Gefehtslinie ssbrdht bat, bdnn
ttbrt iis our Ganiidtsiolcnue 3Iriid,
um DisIs au iinieritiiben. Yidt lelitn
btI6offsn aber bic MuiIen diid bic
Werbdnbpldts, lnb BEL eirer foldltI
@elsgsnbsit trbisit sin Wlufitaefreittr
eintn Ed,ub Dor bic 9ruit. 0liidli.
d)sripeiI, prailts bic aiisel an BEN bic
den Wnrfabiihlsin nb. bos ber Ges
freite IN Der BLUFF itedsn bate.
,Gebn G., 6srr Aesimtntsidm.
bour@, fngts er mi, gut es iii, bdB
i4 bic Wdri6s nidt uusfusnbis bIas
fen idnn!1
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emmo 2orte an aotis WabNe, %
BET 100 5ub an Der @eitIeits be-
Weitsrn slDenue. rs Sub fiibI.d Der
6ronf Sfrdbe (Sfeutr S2.5O, 81.
eb1rlss 6. Shmtmbtr nn @torae
Y. genS, gpi Ho. 173 in Sirdm M.
Huliions llnierabibeiluns oil ner
Suln Npenue (Steuer 500, 81.
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Die Sauptfa de-,

- - - = y -
9beaierbirsitor: .ailfo, mein Jrdua
fem, Gle ipiim4en elm Engagement.
Sinb Sic faon irssnotro aufsetrts
ten24
Ddms: Rein. niemals!1
9beoteroityitor: .5dben Sic beteits
llnierridt in Der Defamation gee
babtgN
Dams: Bis ieb! nod niht!r
Sbeatsrbirettor: .9lber um 9ims
msIspiItn, ipsl1e 0orbereiiunstn ba'
ben sic benn semadt. i'm 5ur 9iihne
gu sebsnl'
Daine: sd babe mid in 30 pers
i9iebsnsn Sislungen pbotosropbirsn
Iafsn!-
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Diner. nnter6altuna.

Der Ssrr nit benz WOnOtle: ,WiI.
len @nGbigits niht, tpsr Der Serr
I6rGs seseniiber III, Der mid 70 islts
Jam anitarrtg"
Die gelanqpsiIte 1if9bams: %,
bas TT profsifOr Siriafs!S, hr srubs
Srrsuufssl"
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t[oansr Srrt6um.

Jn Dsagenborf ipirb's Sabl s'lsst
syiirs neue Gslsphon,
llnb bel Der 4rbat ffaut balt qua
MI 2os grduerSiObn.
Gr i6iiiitslt of fsin'n bidsn aopf;
Dos iimnit cabin s'fhpafig DOT:
Dan3 burd bic Stabt Bis 5u ber pop
Gebt bdIt b0s large Robr.
ilnb enblP frugi sr b Mrbsitslsat:
~ moan, bSs ipiTnts ibr -
WanH gebp btnn itb6 bSs ntue gfpbs9
@ss us9mas bmn fiIz Hiuis
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Dirb measn Gbitanierens 3
ameritanif6er 9 diffe
feitens btr LINES"
aetabelt.

atIu Dt J..
9onbon, 81 December. S;s
1imes~ beiprift in sinsm qeitartiieI
in ibrer 2lussobe bonn Woniaa bic
UlibbeIligteiten, bic 5lpiidtH cen
Ysrtinisten Staoien unb ensIduo
pabur6 eniiianben iino. buB ameritas
niiGe Sdiffs nah spntrebanbe unters
iudt iperben miiiien. Das glatt aes
iiebt au, boB bic ameritani'A- preiis
Oruno All ben pon ibr trbobsnen Be
id5perbtn iptsen Der unnGtbraen 9ers
sonauna bei Der llnteriuhuns Der
2aounssn bat unb bas glnit pisbt ber
ensliidsn Rtsieruna ben Ratb etipas
flotter 3u arbeiten.
SiitorifHes 8 g Sdloh pers
brannt.
GIasgoip. pia gonbon, 81. De-
ssmber. Ssrbertihire GaItIe. elm als
tss biitoriides GdioB in DENIM, fies
ben Weilsn pom Siiriina aslesen iiub
(sisenibum pon 6. D. 5orbes. ipurbe
om Sonniag burdl cine feusrsbrunit
einsedifert Drti. illnas Wdbhsn,
hi, ais @dits auf bem Sdlob IpsiIien.
tamen in ben Ilamtnen nm. Gs ipurs
ben dud Dis!t ipsribpolIe GmdlDe
5srii0ri.