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The bee., 1914-11-13
White Plains Notes

Mrs. Ethel Emery and child.
rem. of CaneyvilIe, was the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Ray last week.
Mrs. w. @. Durham who has
been on the sick list the past
week IS improving nicely.
DR.. sndMrs. WIN. Bailey were
in Madisonvills shopping Satur-
day
Miss Jessie Miller, of Cleaton,
was the guest of friends here
last week. ''s'.'
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Dillingham;
and daughter Miss.. Jessie spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Bailey.
Miss Sallie Order, of hopkins.
vile. is the guest of Miss Bessie
Bailey at this writing.
4 Howard overton, the smallson
of Mrs. Elsie Dillingham;, is very
Ill with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Clande Bass spent a few
days last week with relatives in
Christian county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finis Williams,
of near jacksonville, we're in
town Wednesday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. FL, M. Carty and
children are the guest of her
mother in jacksonville at this
writing.
"Buck" Edwards, of Depoy,
was guest of his sister Mrs. l.. K.
Bailey Sunday.
Misses Maybelle and Grace
Owens spent Saturday night and
Sunday ip the country the guest
of their brother Geo. Owens and
family.
Chas. Trathen, Cliff and Carl
Handy, of Nortonville. motored
over here Saturday.
Miss Alice CLARK spent Satur-
day night and Sunday in the
country, the guest of Mrs. Conn
Slaton.
Mrs. Ethel Bailey and little
daughter Orine, mad a short Wis
it to relatives in Depoy last week
The bee., 1914-11-13
Kentucky People Urged
To Remember Blessings

Frankfort, KY. Nov. 6. Gov. Nc
Creary issued Thanksgiving proc
lamatlon today as follows:
ITO the people of Kentucky; 1t
is proper that we shonld turn at q
stated time IN each year in praise
and thanksgiving to Almighty God
for his many blessings to the people
of Kentucky. @ -
1.-THE year now drawing to . close
has been conspicuous for manifesto
tious OF His kind and beneficent dis
pensations.
"While var has desolated and de-
vastated many nations, we have en-
joysd peace and prosperity aud the
devine declaration, 'On earth pease,
good will toward men, has encour-
aged and made .onr people happy.
& "Our State has had prosperity,
abundant harvests, productive in
dustrles, law and order, and the
glorions heritage Of. self governments
has been maintained ana strength
ened. and the year has brought q
greater desire for achievement and
more abundant cause for praise and
gratitude to God.
Z Wherefore, i, Jas B. McCreary,
Governor of the Commonwealth OF
Kentucky, designate Thursday, the
twenty-sixth day of November,
nineteen hundred and fourteen, as
day of thanksgiving and prayer,
and invite all the people of Ken
lucky to cease their accustomed oc-
equations on that day and give
thanks and praise to God for the
blessings conferred upon us and to
humbly beseesh a continuance OF
HIS merctes."
The bee., 1914-11-13
TEN CENT "CAscARETs"
is YOUR LAXATIVE
For sick headache. sour stomach. slug.
eish liver and bowels
Get a 10 ce mt box.

deb u ~ ceut OOA.
Put aside - just once = the
Salts, Pills, Castor oil or Purga-
tive waters which merely force
a passageway through the bow
els, bnt do not thosougbly cleanse
freshen and purify these drain
age organs, and have no effect
whatever upon the liver and
stomach.
Keep your ''ipsides' pure and
fresh with Cascarets, which thor
oughly cleanse the stomach, re-
move the undigested. sour food
and foul gases, take the excess
bile from the liver and carry, out
Of the system all the constipated
waste matter and poisons in the
bowels. az
A cascaret tonight will make
you feel great by morning. They
work while yoo sleep - never
grippe, sicken. and cost only 10
cents box from your druggist.
Millions of men and women take
a Cascaret now aud then and
never have Headache, Bilious.
ness, Severe colds, Indigestion,
Sour Stomach or Constipated
Bowels. Cascarets belong to ev-
cry household. Children just
love to take them.
The bee., 1914-11-13
Try This for Your Cough

Thousands Of people keep cough
ing because unable TO get the righ9
remedy. Coughs are caused By iD--
Illumination OF Throat and BronehnA4
tubes. What you need is to soo,be
this Inflammation. Take DIR. Kings
New Discovery, 1t penetrates thu
delicate mucous lining, raises the
Phlegm and quickly relieves tlse
c0ngested membranes. Get Scots
bottle from yonr druggist. DR.
Kings New Discovery quickly Ann
completely stopped my cough
writes j r.. Watts. Floydale, Texas
Money back II not satisfied, bus a.
nearly always helps.
The bee., 1914-11-13
PROF. DUDLEY
AND FACULTY
WILL GIVE FREE
INSTRUCTION
For Adults Who Cannot Read
or Write

Earlington is to have night
classes fof adults illiterates, IN
line with the well advertised
"moonlight schools movement IN
Kentucky, the purpose of which
is to reduce as far as possible the
number of adults in the State
who cannot read and write. The
moon will not govern the sessions
IN darlington. In fact the lunar
influence is expected to be elm.
mated IN this sane and earnest
movement, meant for the good
of darlington folks Snperin-
tendent @. X. Dudley, assisted
by the faculty Of the DARLINGTON
Graded and High School, will in
struct all who will come, In the
rudiments of education, and the
tirst session will be held at the
school house Monday night next.
The instruction 10 free, OF course,
and all adults who will take In
structlon are. cordially and urg-
emily invit}d to attend. The
members Of the school Board,
the ministers OF the city and
friends of education generally,
who are advised Of the move
ment, are giving 1t the benefit OF
their counsel and backing. y
Darlington has a most enviable
record as to the pupil children of
this district, not one of whom
ont of a total of $50 was found
to be illiterate at the last taking
of the census. II rs to be hoped
that the parent, of these child.
rem, who may be illiterates, will
all be moved by an ambition to
learn at least to read and write.
Men and women all over Ker-
lucky, in country and in city,
are by the thousands taking ad-
vantage of these night schools
and SO are not only improving
themselves and increasing their
usefulness and capacity for en-
joyment, but are helping in the
best way the great movement for
overcoming illiterscy in Kentuc'
ky and improving the states
standing in educational affairs
The bee., 1914-11-13
DARLINGTON TO HAVE
MOONLIGHT SCHOOL :"
Sessions Begin Monday Night at the Graded
School Building

Que is not educated when he
learns to write his name and TO
read a few sentences, BUTT bissis
something aud will lead to ma
terial Improvement when the
mind and he will are aroused.
Pass thstiord around aud let
all encourage the movement aud
endeavor TO build up the class to
such proportions that substan-
tial good may be done.
The bee., 1914-11-13
BEST Cough Remedy for ChiIdrsn

Three years ago when was lIv-
ing IN Pittsburgh one Of my children
had hard cold aud coughed dread
fully. Upon the advice Of a drug
gIst purchased q bottle OF Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and II ben
Gifted him &C once. find II the
best cough medicine for children
because Il 10 pleasant TO take. they
do not object to taking IT." writes
MRS. Lafayette tuck, Homer City.
Pa. This remedy contains no OPP
ium on other narcotic. and may be
given 70 child - confidently Is n
en- adult Sold BY All pPsiy-' r
The bee., 1914-11-13
MIGHT RIDER" PROBE
Judge Moss May Call Special
Term to Check Disorder

Rowling Green, XIV, Nov. Q --Ac-
tions Of the alleged nightriders, who
have been operating In Butler coun-
ty, were reported today to Judge
Moss and lengthy conference was
held to see If some means could not
be found to check the marauders.
Judge Moss is considering the call
ing OF a special term OF court. 1t il
said, in order that q grand jury
probe Of the entire matter may be
undertaken.
The bee., 1914-11-13
THE AUCTION
WHIST CLUB

The ladies of the card clud
were entertained by Mrs. Della
Southworth on last Friday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Kline's score was
the highest. At the conclusion
of the game a delicious lunch
was served blythe hostess. The
following are the names of those
who lead in the total score: Mes
danes Kline, McKinnon. Dawes
and Rule.
The bee., 1914-11-13

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles, dissolves grav-
oil, cures diabetes, weak and lame
backs, rheumatism and all lrregu-
larities OF bladder troubles. remov-
ing gravel, the kidneys and bladder
In both men and women. Regulates
bladder troubles IN children. III not
sold by your druggists will be sent
by mail on receipt Of sl.O0. One
small bottle 10 two months treat
ment and seldom fails 20 perfect .
cure. Send for testimonials from
Kentucky and other States. DR.. E.
w. Hall. 1926 Olive st.. 80. L0uis.
NO. Sold by Drugglsts.
The bee., 1914-11-13
L Really Does Relieve Rhsumatism

Every body who Is afflicted with
Rheumatism in any form should by
all means keep q bottle of Sloan's
Liniment on hand. The minute you
feel soreness ina joint or muscle,
bath 1t with Sioan's Liniment. Do
not rub it, Sloan's penetrates al
most Immediately right to the seat
Of pain, relieving the hot, tender,
SWOLLEN feeling and making the part
easy aud comfortable. Get bottle
of Sloan's Eminent for 20 cents Of
any druggist and have it in the
house--against colds, sore and swol-
lent joints, rheumatism, neuralgia,
sciatlca and like ailments. Yonr
money back If not satisfied, but 1t
does give almost instant relief.
The bee., 1914-11-13
remarkable Cure for Group

Last, winter when my little boy
had croup j got him a bottle OF
Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy. i
honestly believe it saved his life, %
writes Mrs. J. b. Cook. Indiana. Pa.
s'Ir cut the phlegm and relieved his
coughing spells. i am most grateful
for what this remedy has done FOR
him." For sale BY All Dealers.
The bee., 1914-11-13
GREATLY EXAGGERATED

Quinn Moore, who's death was 80
graphically depicted In Thursdays
issue OF the Evansville Courier was
seen here yesterday by repressn-
tative OF The Bee. Mr.. Moore states
that the report Of his death At the
hands Of "Possum Hunters was
y exaggerated.
The bee., 1914-11-13

Geo Robinson WAS IN Maids M
vile Thursday night
Rofus Whittingh,ll. o. Madison
VILE Was IN iovn Friday.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
q er2anbrnth
Gin fdftiser S&dofimg fit Oen S'arrner.

tet, feat rouber Ror5pinb buth
bic Stoppeln, bonn pirO aamdhlid
bic Nnbrung INNER Deniger. Der
Qufent6olt orouben ungemitliher.
bann si.6en ff bic Mduie3perge
nit i6ren ii6riasn 8ernanoten in
bic auf 6em 3eloe iisbeaQsn W2ieten,
aieben nab S6eunsn uno Stdaen,
mad 6aus. 8oben unb aener, um
bier ibr D%intcrquartier ouf3ufdIas
aen. Was nun ndbrsnb Der langen
Dintermonote ni6t pm ben 5obls
reid lauernoen 5einbsn pernihtst
fpurbe. beginnt nit BEN eintretens
ben Gribiobr Elm neues Qe6en uno
bep0lfert 6alo mieocr 6eIo uno 5tur.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06

fli6t uno pe6t, Bis 70 onmd4tid
oos eirtnoe. fauitgroBe NeItden nit
ieitlifem Ginidtupfioa entite3t.
Mit ben fhorFen, ipiBi8sn 3dRnden
3ermablt es Safer uuo Rdupden,
benoqt bic feimenoen 96rner, &nos
ipen unb G0mereien. 60 tIein bic
Ter Gdl9er3perg 1T, 10 pei W}ut
beIebt iejn pin5iae5 6er3hen. uno
er greift felbIt bic grobere 6elomous
toIltutn an, 5etdmpFt tie unb
friBt tie tls auf aopf. Sfmon3 unb
6dut nuf, 2tber ouh ibm srlpod-
ZEN munheriei Gefdbren uno pieIe
5einoe. g8ieiet. 6u6s. 9unoe, Sat
sen, 3rdben. Gulen uno Golten Iin0
binter ibm her. unb IeIbit 9edt unb
5oretIen 'dnappen no6 ibm, tpenn
sr an llfsrronb ouf benz Wa6er 5ue
neiqenben 6atmen b.rumIpo3iert unb
in unmittsIbor. Ndbe bes Woule5
bieier Rnubfiide g.langt. Sn rer
p~ffsnsn unb id0nsn 3eit bes Sab
res finben lie orauBsn rsiAIiden
llnterm!t unb turnen luftig i'm Ges
Mir Der Rans.n. i'm boben 8ros
unb i'm ni.bris.n 0eitripp lumber.
Sinb bic 6.lber rein uno aba..rne
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06

feline toum Tttbareu ainoer4en
brat. 9ur an ben frihen Worgens
un6 ben ipdten Qbsnoitunoen, To-
lonqe bic !6alme in boben RisograIe
am uferranoe, bic Stsn9el Der Jtlos
frii6te uIp. ned ieudt iinO uno iid
better 6isgen, tragt es emiig 8rdier.
feline 6dtmdsn uno Riipen, gldtter
uno @ur8eldsn oufpdrts, pirbslt
uno 3pir6elt, fledtet uno binoet,
bsfeItiQt aaes oufs iorgfdltigits,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06

Die 3lpergmaus bdIt f8 Dor.
nebmIid auf 6elbern. i'm Ghilf uno
Robr nuF. fpirft idhrlid 3tpeis big
brsimol 5 biz 8 3unqs uno iibsrs
pintert in Shsuern. in bic lie NIT
Der Grndt eingefibrt mirb, ooer
ouh i'm 2reisn unter Ghobern.
srobisnteil8 f6InFeno, absr obne bob
iie in grIiorrung perfd1t. Sic Ieb!
bon @etreioetornern, Sdmereisn nller
Mft unb 1erbtieren, t~lettert ges
pnnot an ben Nsiten Der @ebiiide
uno ielbt on idpohen 8~rosbalmen
empor. pobei ibr Der S4pon5 als
8idetidrpon3 iebr f0rosrIid 1T. Sbr
fiinltleriides, pogeIortiges Neltden
bout ie 3lpifden f4tpontsnosn, pom
Winbe ibu unb Der betpegten Sols
men auF un3 tbront oonn pergnii9t
in ieinem 5ierlideu. bonn Quft3ug
ssFdoutetten pnlditden, in benz %
aud auf fp.idsm wobIisen g.ttatn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06

~in winsisss 9isr6en, oos uus
" duBerit pOiisrlid uno nieoIih er'
lheint. lid aber bort, no es in
srD6srsu Menssn ouftritt. als ein
lditiser S4doIins fir ben Garmsr
erlpeiisn Iultrl. lt lie S.petgnaus
(nus miuutu3l tie barptid4.i6 in
Wlitteleurppo rno Gibirien pore
tommt, obet iib it~eIenlpeiit oud
f6on in Canada uno in ben Der.
Staoten eingebiirgert BAT. 0isies
Rdusden 1T etpo 23 3o1 lang.
nit fot ebenio Iongem Sdman3.
an Der Oberieite gelbli4 brnunrot.
on Der fharf obgeIebtsn llnterislIe
uno an ben 5IBen neiB; bod tom.
men nud bunt(ere uno felsre. rot@
Iihers unb brdunIi6ere Qbdnoeruns
gen Dor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06

AZ urIprinQlid aus Gfind itamm:,
cine 9erItimmelung RES T%ron3ol's
id)en .oe Cline" gu iein. Die Pflane
3e bat orobe Qsbnlidteit nit s:nsm
bier8ulan0e ots nGlep4ontenobra be-
tandten GenGfs, ooh Iino oeren
Wur3eln teineslpegs n0aifeen". Die
anollenfrudt bat o1s 2tusiefen elmer
nidt atl8gspohienen &otosnuR bob
enttpidelt lie iid bi8peilen 81 elmer
auBergep0fnliden gr0Bs uno man
bat T6on ioIfe BON 6 bis Z Yfuno
Geipidt Q%eiunoen.
Die gflon5e 1T idon nit eini9em
Grfolq i'm Gii0en angebout norotn
un0 mag bort nit Der 3ett gu elmer
e~intrdQlifen autturpflon3e meroen,
obQleif lie Bis iebt noh nidlt eigent@
lid auf Sen Martt gebroht lporoen
1T. W2an Bat Ole Fruft pislfah
fhon ais einen Griab iiir Die 81rs
tofTel bejeidnet, uno bies bat CUR
syolqe qehobt, bob bel unierem 4ters
Iau : Department. perihieoene Nn@
fraQsn BON ~dustpartigen Heglernngen
iiber bic 9eb.nsbeoin9unQen uno Gls
qenI6aft.n ser neltsn pflan3e einlle4
fen. DieIe Qnfrosen finb balm be-
ontiportet noroen, bob Die pflan3t
in Mitte!s uno Noro europa niht
nit GrfoI9 ss3o9en tperoen taftr1.
neil lie Elm bolbtrorifdes 9lima srs
foro.rt, in p.tttm oi. froffrei. Sois
ION lGnetr als feds Wondte oousrt.
Sn Den @.rsini9ttn Siootsn bat man
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-06
Nene Oemiiieart.

0urh bas Nder'
- bauoepnrtement
lit neueroin9S in Den
Ser. Staaten. cine
neue Iflnn5e etnae'
fubrt mpfoen, oeren
%tuoaenarti9e Nur5el
elm isbr ~ihmofbaites
@emaie ltefert uno nit
Dem Nameu a3a'
1been" beaeitnet
miro. Ties ihelnt.
ba Die 4flan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-26
ehiHsRabrihten.

glep gort, %. Mai. 9lnsst.
Bring 5risbrid WiIbsIm" BON grea
men; nStampalia" BON 0eapsl
paoura" BON Sri.it; nWOltts" Dor
Gsnua; rWinnsapoIis~ DON 2oubpni
ollltonid" bon Srisit.
9lasg o ~. Qns.t.: columbia
bon Nep Dort.
2ioerpOoI. Ding: nauiitoniu
bon Rep Yort.
Gbrifianfanb. 2lns.: ,Ss.
car H." bon Rsp gprt, mad aopsHs
basen.
Bremen. ansst.: .@sorse 8aIbs
ingtcn" bon Rsp gor,.
2onbpn. 2lnsst.: .Minnsba6a~
bon Rep Yort.
berbourg. 2tng.: .aronpr!n.
5eiiin GeeiIie" bon Rsp gort, na4
9temer.
ausbee. qtnsst.: ga sOurdine"
bon Sabre.
9oper. 9tnsst.: rlyinIanb" bon
Ren gort.
plpmOutb. 9tngst.: ,2lnSania
bon Wlpntreal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-26

Saifon ssbn biz fiinfss6n SauIsub,
martf6eine eripir6t. &ein W2enIdl
Dirb bariiber i'm uafluren fein, baB
ar bieie 9bdtiQteiten, ar oieIe Suat
nah 2lrbeit unb gtusnuBunq id)Inm.
iicrnoer ardIte unO 5dlentc nur burA
bic aligemeine g(rbeitsput6, our6 ben
4rbeitsrbDibmus Der Reids6auptItabt
bei6poren uno entfeffelt fino. Wlit
Sno6ismus. nit Der 2(rt BON Gmpors
f0mmlingen. bic niht piIIen, mobin
nit ibren iungcn, oerT6penberiichen,
bic Better ielbft iiberraf6enoen @r.
runqenIfnften: nit bemReuzgerliner
9roBentbum ha6en iie ndtirIih nitt
bag @erinaItc al tbun. @enn cine
garse Stdbt bon Qr6eit bampft, fann
e6en dut Der 8erliner SauoerQeubcr
niGt ais Oeutlit1er Sdhmnrpbcr raItsr.
Die 6rage Der 8eTddftigung fir Qrz
bcitslofe 1T fir Berlin ehen orrA bie
3a6I unierer Notwithstanding aufs
@nqene6mIte unb enogiltiQ aelOF.
2u6 in bieIem &apitel qeht bic Rei2ss
6auptitaot - ME in a[len onoereH
Diuaen - in 0euti6lanb uQe3eit in
QGem natiirli6 poran.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-26
Rleine VsliseinadriAtem

9tl6ert arans DON go. 4O8
aaursl Strabe meloste sefsrn Der Yos
li3si. oab ibm aus ieinsr Wobnun9
$15 in gaar seitoblen purben.
- 8. y. 3abniisr DON Ro. A Sit
5. Strabe tbeilts Der poli5ei nit, bag
ibm aus isiner aabentafie Der gstrag
BON $54 ssitoblen ipuroe. CT BAT eis
nen ieiner 9tnseitellten i'm gerOa6t,
ben Disbfabl besansen gu babeu uno
Fat gegen ben getreffsnben bersits eiz
en- 9oftbeiebl erpirtt.
= Aus benz 2aben Don 8. Barrier,
i'm Sanie go. 1926 Sreeman slpc'
me. ipuroen aeitern slbenS Don einem
etiua 5ebn Sabre nlten Sungen $50
ans Ger aaiieni6ubIaSe geitobIen.
Der @nride, Der ii6 fiir5e 3eit Dor.
Der III Dem 8eihdft cine Snoianer.
mite fir 10 Gents eritan0en bate,
idIib iid binter ben 2aoentiit lno
pliiuoerte Die aaiie. Iie Don ibm &c.
faufte Snbianernliise purbe ipdter
Dor Sem Saben geiunbeu.
= Die EoIi5ei iuurSe oeitern
glbenS BON eincm GinbrufsSiebltabl
beritanbist. Der in Der Nadt bes II.
@ai, in Der @obning bon Sobn z.
9ebncr, go. 2633 @eetman StraBe,
neriibt iroroen mar. Gie einbre6er
habeu BEL Der geIegenbeit nift nur
cine Sai6trubr, ionbern aud Der.
ihiebene Bidder uuo ionitise Sa6en
mitgeben Iaiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-26
Hemsr.

- Dnrh Elm aiemlih unbebeutenbeE
0ener unter altem @eriimpel ipurbc
geitern in benz 6oufs 30. 219 Weii
Sedite Strabe cine aeipaltige g.anii
Dernrindt unb bic Yeipobner Der
Nlietbstaierne itiiraten in eiliger
SSluht ouf bic Gtrabe. Die Seuer.
fpehr tonnte iebph bic fSlammen i'm
Geim sritiden unb es Durbe feiH nsn@
nenspertber Saahen angeriftet.
~ Surh funten aus elmer 2ofo=
mptipe fpurbe aeftern bic Bpdbriide Der
6. & 9. 9d6n an Der 9ierten uno
gdpmilIer StraBe In grnnb geiebt.
Die flammen purben iofort DON
9abnongeitellteR aelDift.
0ur6 aug bem Shornitein toms
mcnbe isunten ipurbe aeitern Radmits
fao 69s DAD bes Wobnhauies bon
6enrh aripp, Po. 1919 6arriion
QDenue. in 9ranb aeieBt. 9us 5euer
ipilnts iebph delpidlt tperben, sbe es
nennenspertbsn S4acen anseri9tet
hdtt..
- Das Dad bes BON Gbpnrb W0ls
fel belppbnisn Saufss SO $50 Wonts
role apenus serietb gsitstn Na6mitz
too in graHb unb bas iseuer ridtets,
ete ss ael0ift tperben tonnte, einen
Shaben DON etipa $500 an.
Cine Sdsune auf bem anpeien
Don Charles Sausr in Dent, g., purT
re aeiiern in Der Wittagsitunbe bur5
Gin sFeuer eingediAert. bus ausen.
ffeinlih burh fsunten, bie Gus elmer
Qotomotipe tamen. bsrurin9t porben
mar. Die HrsipiGiae iSeuernebr Der
Srtihaft purbe tei ibreu 96idar6eis
ten bura Die Spriben.Sompuanie SO.
35 Don bier unterftiibt. DER Sdaben
6elGuft iih auf etfpd $500.
- 9lus iotpeit imalfgefldrter
llriafe, eerietb geitern glbeno Der
0erf5eugidnppen oes gauunterneb.
ners g9. Seiieron, OIL Der 9iripooo
un6 Carton slpenue, in gran6 umo
,be Die 5eueriuebr Der Slammen Serr
peroen fonnte, Duroe elm Sfaoen
pom etiua $500 angeridtet.
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gsodenberidlt Ses GleinnSaeitsamts.

Gaut bcm Wo6snferiht BEG TtdN
tiiden Geiunbbsitsamts purpsn in
Der psrfoiiensn Wo6e 81 fGle bon
anitedenbsn Grant6eiten unb 30 9os
oesfdlle infolge folder arantbeitsn ae.
meIoet. aeaen 119 GrtraHtunsen unb
27 Sobesfdqe in Der pardlIelipo6s
bes poriaen Sabres. 2luf bic sin5els
nen arantbeiten pertbeilen iid bic sur
WeIouna aelanoien SGle tpie folat:
S6pinbfu6t 19 GrtrantunasH uno
"a 5obesiGlle; 0ipbtberitis 13 Grs
traniunasn unb Elm 5pbcsfaG; Sdars
ladfie6er II Grtranfunaen uno elm
5obesfaa; aeu6buiten elf Grirans
,tifnssn unb sipei 5oOssfdae; Mumps
aehn Grtrdniunpen; Winbpoden bier
ertrontunaeu; Mafern hrei grtran.
tungen; Rofe uno gIaitsrn ie spei
ertrantunssn; appbusfiebsr Elm sps
besfaa.
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neueitsn DiBe ni6t gut otter lIs bret
Utal er5d6Ien. Mlan ertrGst Die aa5ll
often Wteoerbplungen Ielbit DON uu>
beioIoeten @iBIingen MIR i6tper, uno
Der nahIi9tige Gbef bes berlrfsmGbi>
gen Siidberrn nirD erit entoedt per<
ben miiiien, Der fir istu gutes 9elb
ieinen Gditen bic glei6en Dise ieass
mai er5d3len lGbt.
8iellei9t, neil 5aulen8en in Der
SauptIn9e etne Stimmung 1T, tel
len iib alle bieIe leu gerliner 9es
rllfe als Stimmunssberllfe bar; penn
Sangu bic grpte Mobe lit, penn allies
in Berlin Sanso tan3t odb lGugerss
Sini6aus:, ein Gitet6iides SGmers
aenstupital ipiro, retten pieoerum Die
2a55aro..i aus glidIi(9Ite Stimnluns
llno Situation. Man tbut ben g1nSen,
lie6en, langsn Gag i'm bsiten Sinn bes
gtprtes nihts: na6ts tun5t man uuT
eirem gIll, beute bier, morgen bort.
etner itnslI begeiiterten S6Daur etn
paar Wlal Sungo Dor. llno lebt Dor
ioI6en 8alleinlabungen re@t bequem.
Soer Elm Siuo piini6t bringeno
Die 9eiterteit, bic Stimmurq inter
ieinen gditen 3u iteigern. Wlon Oer=
pili9tet raid ein paar barmloie,
nettsetleioete, jopiale 6erri6aften,
bic man ii6er qartett unb Raug per.
itreut, no tie odnn, nenu aus Dem
Sr4eiter eiH pear tetnTntr Cperettsn.
ihIaser srtlingen, upltstbiimlia nit
aufinQen beatnnen. Rid6t 1dns iiher
lit. ub Der 9eruf Der &iuoitimmungsz
leute 10 bobe 91enten abpirft, baB baz
bpn Elm Ge6emannsoaIein beItrtts
ten iperben tonnte. 9tber man lam ia
tom6tniren: 9lbenbs &inoitimnunsss
meni6, Wtittaes 2utuI in Der SeNiters
rii6e zines monbGnen Reitourants,
betm Spuper 9lnetootensr3db.er DON
beitridenoem Reia, no6 Wttternadt
SdnaotGHSer Gine aufreibenoe Sbd.
tiateit. 9oh tper iie ernit nimmt, ipiro
reid babel.
glod pGre bic 3a6l Der neuen 9ers
liner 9eruie niht oana erIf0pft. Mau
oirfte bic iuuoen 9omen nidt per-
gsiIen, benen es iaure 2trbeit lit, Heuz
artiae, boIobeiaitete Sremoenfiibrer
fir CGIte aus oem glusIuno. fir 6GIte
aus Der propin5 dbSugeben, oann
audi ieue beitriGenosn S90nbeiten
ni6t. oenen es gum betliaiten gerufe
ipirb. nit ibren entsiidenben tleiuen
6Gnoden eine Sha6tel Sttefelpi6Ie,
3abncreme pber 6narnaFer empor5us
bdlten unb ii6 10, nit dleif3eitieem,
iiiBeitem Gddeln platdtiren gu Iais
len. -. Selbft unter ben Damen Der
@eIeIdaft trifft man 2(ntlGnQe an ar
oieIe freien. oenial erfuhbenen 9erufe:
etiua bic iunse. biibihe, eleaonte frau,
bi atpor bic Satin zines reihen Mans
mes il. dber bpd iroenoipie ihren Der.
iDnIi4teitss sSnboIt on anDere mittbeis
len muf aIfo Bridges Stunben eibt,
unb Samit tmmsrbin Don SaifOR su
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ltnsemiitblihe 1em,peratur
Mn aiosf anf Der Gsplanabe iunr.
ben bnuoert Grab resiiirisrt.

Der Scmmer ldbt ii9 rcdt aut an.
9tm aiosf auf Der Gsplanabe purbe
laut fslbiireaiItrirenbsm 5bermometer
cine 5Ddittsmperatur BON bunoert
Grab feftssitellt. Gs fommcn allers
binas beionbere llmitdnbe in getra9t,
Daf on ienem punfte bic Semperatur
tiinitliH In bic 606e aetrieben tpirb.
Der aiosf lit ben aansen 5aa iiber
ben Gonnenitrablen ausgsIebt uno
cine arcbe SiBe itr0mt bag 2lsptdlt.
pfluiter aus. g(uf Der Wefierparts
aiIf Dem 9ah oes electromagnetic.
bes fletterte bas Quediilbsr i'm Tbsrs
Momster aud nur auf 80. Qbey felbit
risie Semperatur 1T fir einen Wlais
tag gum ipeniaftsn abnorm.