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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-10
JOHN G. CARNiAN DIES.
Noted Sunday School Worker Passes
Away at Spartanburg.

Spartanburg, March 6.-Rev. John
C.. Carman, for a year general super
intendent and field worker for the
South Carolina Interdenominationa
Sunday School Association, died here
about midnight, after a brief illness
of pneumonia. He was about As
years of age and came to this State
early last year from Denver, Col. He
had been engaged in Sunday schoo,
work for about 20 years in several
States OF the Middle West.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-10
Son Of Hampton Appointed.

A dispatch from Washington under
date Of March 9TH says:
Alfred Hampton, youngest son of
Gen. Wade Hampton, was appointed
Commissioner General Of Immigra-
ton by Secretary Wilson to-day to
succeed f. H. Larned, who will be
transferred for duty at Ellis Island.
Hampton now is inspector in charge
Of the immigration service at Calves
ton, Texas. He has been in the gov
ernment service since 1894.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-10
Meeting County Teachers Association

To the Teachers Of Oconee County:
The regular monthly meeting of the
Teachers Association of Oconee
County will be held in the auditorium
Of the Walhalla High School on Sat
urday, March 18th, at II a. m.
This will be the last meeting be-
fore the School Fair and Field Day
which is to be held in Walhalla on
FRIDAY, April 9th, and the presence
of every teacher is desired.
In order to make our first School
Day. a success in every way, your
cooperation is necessary. You are
expected to come. prepared to offer
suggestions for carrying out the pro-
gram for Field Day.
The chairmen OF the different COM
m1tteeS will report and plans will be
perfected which, we hope, will be in
strumental in making April 9th a
banner day in the history Of the
schools Of the county.
Luncheon will be served at the
Walhalla Hotel by the Walhalla
teachers Immediately after the meet
Ing is adjourned.
Yours cordially,
II. w. Gasque, President.
Kate E. Harrison, Secretary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-10
SOUTH CAROLINA, wEDNISspAY, MARCH 10, 1915
DEALS IN DEATH WHOLEsALE.
Brunswick, Ga, Man Kills Six,
Womds 81, and Is Killed.

Bfanswick, Ga, March 6.-Armed
with an automatic shotgun, Monroe
Philips, real estate and timber
dsaler, ran amuck iii zine business
district here to-day, killed four citi-
zeps, wounded 80, and. was himself
shot dead. Of the wounded Gunner
Tobias bank collector, and Ernest
McDbnald probably will die.
The dead are: H. f. Dunwoody, a
pfpminent attorney; w. NJ. Hackett,
an iundertaker; Rex Beavers, a DO
liceInan, and ". p. Padgett a former
policeman Several Of the wounded
are prominent citizens OF Brunswick.
The police believe that Phillips be-
came suddenly insane because Of
financial troubles.
:#Ittwas at the busiest hour Of uhe
daysJthat Phillips, CARRYING a shotgun,
entered the office Of Harry f. Dun
woody, lawyer, against whom he Is
saidsto have cherished i'll feeling, and
killed him. Phillips then shot Albert
M. Way, who was in Dunwoodys Of
fees Although badly wounded, Way
probably will recover
Walking calmly from the office,
Phillips faced crowd which had
been attracted by the firing. With
out "a word Phillips suddenly began
shootdng into the throng and wild
stampede for shelter followed. r. NJ.
Beavers, a policeman, was killed
when he attempted to arrest the
chaed man. Phillips continued to
h5eS Son everybody in sight until he
whs Shot down by e. G. Butts, an at
t4ney, more than half an hour after
Dnwoody had been KILLED.
i Two More of Wounded Die.
iBflnswick, Ga, March 7-Shroud. :.
ed IN gloom, Brunswick realized this
nbrHi9gt the. awful extent OF yeSter-
tls -. rfghtfall
in as many minutes.
Terrof-stricken and under great
excitement, the awfulness of the hor-
rible affair did not dawn upon the
people of this city until to-day, when
hearSes, winding their way through
public streets and avenues, carried
to their last resting places those of
Brunswick's dead who lost their
lives only a few hours before.
Ernest McDorald Dies.
In twenty-five other homes there
suffer victims of the ruthless bullets
and in the city hospital one other
death occurred this morning, that Of
Ernest Mcdonald, % years Of age,
well known and popular. Mcdonald
was an Innocent bystander H., lad
emerged from barber shop, lappy
because only recently he had beer
spared from a serious ATTACK Of pneu-
monfa, in which he put Up a brave
fight, fingered between lie and death
for weeks, finally emerged a victor,
only to lay down his life at the crack
of Monroe Phillips gun. There was
hope duning the early hours of the
morning THAT Mcdonald might rally
and all that physicians and nurses
could do was done to save him, but
all in vain, and shortly before II
o'clock this morning he passed away
leaving young widow and two chill
dren, a boy and girl.
Another patient at the city hos
pital, Gunner Tolnas, the 21-year-olG
bank collector, who was shot while
riding his bicycle, is still lingering,
and tonight physicians announced
that there appeared to be a little i'm
tertained for his recovery.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-10
THAW TO THE FRONT AGAIN.
Before New hork Supreme Court on
Charge of Conspiracy.

New York, March S.-Harry Ken
rail- Thaw, slayer of Stanford White,
was put on trial to-day i'm the Su-
nNene Court on a charge of conspir-
acy growing out of his escape from
the State hospital for the criminal in
sane at Matteawan in August, 1913.
Thaw has been a prisoner or fugi.
tive since the night of June 20, 1906,
when he shot and killed Stanford
White on the Madison Square Garden
roof. After two trials, the first OF
which resulted in a disagreement, he
was acquitted on the ground of in
sanity and was sent to Matteawan.
Then began Thaw's fight for lib
erty. Writs Of habeas corpus we're
obtained at various times, requiring
his appearance in court to establish
riably resulted unfavorably to him.
Thaw Escaped in Auto.
On Sunday, August II, 1913, Thaw
escaped in an automobile, eluded
capture for two days and finally was
arrested at Coaticook, Canada. He
subsequently was released by the Ca
madam authorities and sent into Ver-
mont. He fled to Colebrook, N. H.,
where he obtained counsel and pre-
pared to fight against returning to
Matteawan.
A writ of habeas corpus was OBJ
tanned from a Federal Judge at Con-
cord and Thaw automatically became
government charge. Argument on
the writ was delayed until Governor
Felker, of New Hampshire, could de-
eide to grant or deny the fugitive's S
eNtradition. .
The Governor finally decided that
Thaw should be eXtradited, and then
the case went back 10 the United
States Supreme Court on the b'oadis-
sue that Thaw's rights under the con-
stitution were being Violated; that
New York, holding him legally in
sane, sought his eNtradition on a
charge Of conspiracy. Thaw vas
kept in custody, but was taken in
charge by New York State officers
about seven weeks ago when the Su-
preme Court ruled that he could be
brought back here on an Indictment
for conspiracy.
With Thaw were indicted Richard
Butler, Thomas Flood, Michael
O'Keefe, Roger Thompson and Eu-
gene Duffy, who are alleged to have
aided him in his escape from Mattea-
wan and who will be tried with him
Thaw's counsel, which includes j.
b. Stanohfield, NJ. J. O'Brien and A.
/. Smith, formerly Assistant United
States District Attorney, is expected
to contend that he cannot be con-
Victed Of the conspiracy charge while
still held to be an insane person, or
that the State, in pressing a conspir-
acy charge, has virtually admitted his
sanity; while the State, on the other
hand, it is understood will maintain
that nhaw might conspire to commit
an unlawful act, but still be legally
in the custody of the State as an in
sane charge.
Conspiracy is a misdemeanor and
the maximum penalty is one year in
the penitentiary and a fine of $500.
-----s o s-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-03-10

Bits OF gum camphor kept with
silver will prevent the latter becom-
ing dark.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04
9sroi. a%Hbnemaun's Sortrag.
,TcutidiIauD nno Der Nrica" Oa9
Oun ibm h%ehagoeIte
Sbcma.

llntcr ocn A|ulpi3ien 0ca Iciltldl
Yncritaniihct GcIttrol Hcrclue
fin0ct an Miittluod1. ocu 9. SUM-.
Ybcnna 5 ilbr, IN Ser @ermonio-
Nuac til &ortroQ ron @'roi. GuGcu
81 ijbncmonn im %utcrcilc ue9
umerifoni)hcn Ieuidlthmle itati.
Ser GiHtritt ut tret.
Ger 9ie0ncr lteht ourch ieluc &or.
troNoierlc Die CT III Ayisconluu man.
reno 'ciucr lhQtiQtc.t ais Start
Gdnr5 Nroiciior an umiertr Stoot3
nnnerlitat peronitaltcte. bciou0tr&
obcr nlId aurh icire Heoe in Der
Sermonio Safe I'M Sriibiahr uorl.
Ocn &nhrc@ Int mousl0ldlIldler CRU.
ncrlnG. 10 naB oieie An5eiQe ocuilger
folltc. uni ietuem bepnrItebcnocu Nor.
TRACE mle0trum cln onlleS Nulta 81
ildlcrn. qoaS o0aeiellcr Oopou. ooi
nert uor Inn hebouoclnoen Shcmo IN
Der %ettScli eil %belon0ere& ><lttercllg
cntQcaC16cbrodlt pcroen miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04
GIf's 2eben ucreint.
SoriliHner ,seaoms.

SIN Douie Der 9rnrtteltern @ru.
llnG 6rdu &m. 20rilinger, 1l2 Siio
II. Strabe, iauo am Miittmod
atello cine Der qlau3enoiteu @od3ci-
I'm Der Soiiou itdtt. Sic liebensipilr-
oige olteite 2odtcr 0e3 @oulcs,
&ioIo SGrfliuger. puroe
nit 0rn. 2 anuet =. 6eIlom
non Gblcoen getlaut. mo u. y. u.
Eboi. aromer, @tucroIplfar Der ga
Grolicr Gioccie. poLioa Den Grounft.
cine a~lon5enoc @ot5eitsseiellidloft
iilltc bic hcrrlid 9eihmiidten &oli-
ne. uno nm 5 llbr lpicIte oos &rell5
Crdlelfer WenoelioGra Nod5cits.
moridl OILS 9cgirm Der fsierliden Sc
rcmonie.
Conn folqte EN- o%llqcnlcincr Gnt
pf0na. unD Die 9icihen Der @rdtulor-
ten molten uor tein Gn6c ncbnen.
Zines Der pberclt qroBcl Simmer
fonltc bic Mfcnge Der Nodl5eitsge-
'dlc1fc faum faiien iuno ole Die @Gitc
lunroen sum Abidieoc nit @onbons
mo Sudden III oriqlncacn Shad)teln
hcihcntt. 4iaf trenfte ijdl crit 81
mater Stun0e. cInaS qlon5ciocn ulo
henflpurbi9ell N~oGl5citsteltes eingc.
Dent.
EOS iunac Goor belob iih orn icI-
ben Nbeno aui enc o~il$ge0cbnte Sod
5citsrcile, uto miro nod Dem +.
Scptembcr in III Suo 10. StruBe
mobnboft lcin mo bcreit icine 6rclm-
DC 3u cmpiongcn oercn areiS in Nal,
uno 0ern Elm grobcr 1T.
&n ser 81. %oiepIis aothcorolc
murocn am GiclitoQ Mor9cn ourd,
Nforrcr IS. Sfuptcr sri. q III Ill Wt.
81 o lMeic Sodltcr non 0rn.
un0 tSrou &crmonn Qohlmcicr poll
Ga Grolie &ioge. mo @r. : obn u.
<nbinllof uon "a Groije actrout. AlS
3cllGen illIqirten sri. Wfnrp Ncntbo.
mcr un0 0enrQ 0ohlnIeier ionic Sri.
ARorp 9iiaer u1o Nfifc Sppfomiof
Nod Scr Gcremonie ionO i'm Noul(
Der Gltern ser Grant cit GmptotQ
itott. bci ocn iit iibcr ~picrbunoert
@Gjtc einlleuten. nn0 sic ben Nad,.
mittoa mo Abcrl0 Bel Mliit mi
Cams ntldcnebm pcr6ruhten.
%n MiImoufee ioito on1 SicnstaQ
sic &od,5eit bon Sri. &cmic Is
0cntiheI. DIE Gnfelin bon @rn
Snieph 0entldlcI, 402 &oic Strobe
mo Nrn. Gclmeth 6. Nenlin pol
RidlIano Center itott.
Gincr Observation-Disclosures cr.
bicltcn Sic iolqenoen AppIitantcn:
4l6ert NepburQ uuo NINA Safe
hci0C non 90 GroiIe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04
Sternidnnppen.

@erllhtcn mad 1T 9&m. &cumei.
tier oltS Dem Srrenoipl i'll GibtolD
cnnuideu. un0 holt it'd sur 3cit III
Gbjcoqo oif. Scin 2ebcnaloui mIlr0e
cincu qroben 8onon bitoen. uno Der
Nuunlcl mciG mas 0cIicn GnOc mlIroc.
,Sll Sen Is Wonoten n0r Dem
/. %uuunr 1915 murotn 800 GDcll
QcidIoilcn. onqe3en So gerlttlih &c.
ihicocn. Scd2 Gro3ent Der Gbcblmo-
mile lporcn 0emnoh Sehllhl1Qe.
giom i. bis ii. Srll iinoet III
90 Gro)ic inter 0cn Atulpi5ieu 0es
20. ~Sdhrbui0ert Glilbs cine Chat
torquo" itatt, ultn ioIIen oaIiir Gin-
tr~itt@fortclr mr. ole i&oriteIlungcn
Slm &rCiic pcn $500 pcrousgabt
mcroCu.
>Elu Nturtf Qorf inno am
Iicnitog clnc Observation-Disclosures
itott. ser cine tatlelotopiiae 3uihau.
crmenac beimohnte. &orhcr murocn
Sic Slelucu iu cluer oroBcn Automo-
hill Garooe 0urd) Sic Stoot gefab.
rem.
Ger b~criIeiirnc MIonot Nfai bot
feIn QUITS YuOcnten hintcrlollcn. gr
NOR i'm Iurd1lhnitt ) @rn0e toltcr
ais nicleibcn Ntonote IN Den Ieeten
Is &abrcu. Sic Gurdihultttempe.
rotur nor 81. mdhreno scr 0urd).
idnnjtt Der Iertct. As Sabre 80 @rooa
nor. Is fielea 12t 3ou &e9eu.
unN COS III ~5lpciaol mehr OILS til Nat
poriQCn &chrt%.
Gin uutcr Den AniuiSicu Scr
Wulitfoppctle Ser 9ormolldnile pcr-
nnitaltetcr 9usilua per Sampler nod
@&ulono on Ntittundl h0ttc it'd hei
hcrrlldlcm @ctttr eirer groBcu SbclI
n0hlnc St er1reuen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04
Coo o6ne lDun0e.

IGhrenb oes 9rieees Tin6 TGGe bes
obadltet iporber, ND Der COB ourd Ole
NirfunQ zines 8efdoTes herbeiqes
fubrt purbe. obne baB Elm ltberspihs
tiQes Organ 9stroffen fporoen mare.
Die llrfohe berartiger 0ortommniI7e
iiebt 8. Qourent in elmer Gbotpirs
lung ouf oas 3entrolnerpenipitem.
Brdoifponireno babel pjrten Or
miibun9 unb G%ntbebruneen, Mlehrere
56ae beobohtets 9aurent I'm iuoafri.
taniIhen 9rieQe. beim lebten 8altons
trie9 an Der 9fdatoloihalinie uno
in Der MonoIhurei. Witunter. be-
fonoers i'm Wintsr. tamen folte Dor,
bel oenen Der Qeihnam i'm Starres
Suitan0 ois 6aItung bss Qebsnoen Sc
ipahrte.
Gin SSbot. rem Die 9uQeI nur ben
llntertiefer 3erihmettert bate. tnrb
pIoBIih. tpie 2aurent anntmmt, In
folqe 9dtmunaen zines Reros. Mie
oerboIt purnen Qdbmunoen tonitatirt.
10 Der untersu Grtremitdten, obne oaf
babel fl5 Riidenmart perIebt getpeIen
mare. Inter sebn Operatiorsn bes
Riideumdtts fano Qnurent pur BRET
mol ods eIeif3oB i'm @irbeItonaI. Die
WerIeBuuQ bes Neutrality-suspicious.
irfoIQe elmer GyIhiittsrunq III emf
ipeoer nur leift uno aubtrt f6 in
GjnfhIofen her @lieoer, Wmeilcnf
Iauien unb Observation-Disclosures. Tam
nit einem 0erluit oes 8emuBis
ieins p~erbunoen iein ooer nidt. ooer
lie 1T Ihper uro Siebt eiren Stunt.
tionsperluit noh iif; 70 puroen no=
mentIih nor IorianopeI SGle lebtaes
uonnter Grt ~beobottet, no bic STUNT
tionsItorunQ beionoers in elmer 9arns
oerbdItunQ beitdno.
Tie 6eilunq perIief in pitIen es1lIer
febr roih. nGbrsno in nnheren cab
munaen uno Geodhtnis 3ua
riitbIieben.
pile 5Gne nsuropathiiher 9uitGnN
pon Der sinfaden 9etdubuuq bis sui
ooaiaen QGhmunq uuo zen 2oo mar
oen ola 5oIge hes Nerpendpis be-
obnGiet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04
Setanntma9nng
att Tarmer!

Gle 9Scitern Spinuing Mills in
Guolasfo, @is., mebt mo ipirnt
iur &un0en 8orll- mo Moll= Bats"
iltr Goulforters i'll taoclloier Meile
uno SIT omebmborcn Greilcn. Spc.
5leac Aufnterfinmfcit ml0mcn mir Der
0nrnler Nun0ld)ait. ltnierc Irbelt
lit c%ritfloitg, un0 ltnlere Yreiie lin0
hie onnebmboriten I'M gan5en Staotc.
sylir 0os @eben BON mnQenen ovats"
berchnen mir mir 10 Gelts Dos
Gfuno. mo iilr 0orn IN irqeno CT.
ncr Storfe. /, =, ooer 3pln, 90 Gents
6oS Eiuno. allie uniere Irbciy miro
mr. bfunoneiie bercdnct, mo nid)t
bci ser RoIle.
Nir anrontiren bob non Sbrer
&oue nidt mehr oils 10 Yro3ent bel
scr G%crorbeitrna p%crloren eebt, ODER
oei,tIider Qeioqt, BON jcoen 10 1frnO
Gobmoierlnl Iiefern mir Sbncn 8
Eiuno iertiee @oorel
Sic Bats" foplmcn in eetolt Ser
@roBc bes 9ctteS. S8ir hoben MIR
outbomotiid,e Mnidiuen, mo olt8
hiciem @runne f0nncn mir Die Irbeit
IL biHje l~iefcrn.
&ir fonnen Shucn Staot@ 0iplome
nom Sabre 1874 ou Seieen. Aue
&}ollc. Die ms sur &crarbciting
ilbcr0eben miro. muB porhcr eeteinigt
iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04
SObesi6atttn.

0rifiun. I5rou Niorie Grifiou,
cine RepolInerin' uuierca Counties
icit 80 $,lohren, itort III; @cim ibrcr
Ipdlter, fvrou s. -. NomtiHs I'M
Comm Campbell ort GicnstaQ I'M
ho6cn Nlter pom 81 %Ghren. &c Scr
itoybenc. Die nus Norpc9en ltonmt.
hintcrlaBt iiini Sinner. % GnfeI uno
80 Gnftlfinoer. Go5 9cgrobnib
iiu0ct bcltte Nudnittog III @ct "a.
lem itott.
Sd,ilo. Wtittm9d Ntorqcn itorb
I'M 0ol'c ibrcr Epftcr, 6run y.
5cllcr, 1922 S,ndiou StroFc, Grdu
GIi5Atcth Shil0. SIC &cr-
itorbcue. ror II %ahreu III 2eutlt-
lano %qeGorcll. fam dis iItttaes Mao
den mad, Amcrita. 3rei S0hne uno
0rei Iodlter. @enru pon Mornlon
Gonlce. &ipert oOn % Groile. 6rGli
NJ. Seiler Oon 60 Grciic, 6rall 6rco
Seller BON ct. &oicph3 &l6Ae ul0
1Sralt @eordc 0oeth ron Wfornloil
Gonlce ubcrlebcn tic. Gns 9cQrubnlb
inject Sonntaa i'm > llhr bon Der
hcutih reiornlirten 4ird1e olif Dem
Morulon GouIce S%rieohofc Itott.
goS @cardbniB ser pcritorbenelI
Frau :. :. : hmit, S13 iilnl. 10.
5trote. iouo qeitern 9tohmittag an
hent Cof G1ropc ,frieoboIe itott. Yd-
flor George II. 2%onabrote autirtc.
M Nonitnn lcros. lit IS T.
SOM, ser iriiberc N%erut@aeber ocs
.Nofoh Ghicf". in Alter non 30 &dh.
rcn rmcr1rortct pIotlid9 %laeftnrbcn.
Gr miro ouiclbit bcltotrct. &An iber.
Ieteli sic 9<trpc mo 3mei Sobnc
III uermoalidlen &erhultuiiiea.
.Nonf" iuhrte cine bel lon0lidcll
Administrations ieIten idlorie sc
Scr mo mu6tc iih nbcroll geltenn
5u MAIDEN.
tSIcidl nod elmer fur5en Gilltc Il
90 Gronc III in Caledonia oriibcn,
acrnnc ais or nom 9ohubufe mad
Sonic fuhr. m cllIcnI 5%hioqnnfdliC
..Cntcl@ Ben TrorfI1n i'm I'll.
ter non So %lbrcr uloBlih aeitorbcn.
Er mar elm otter Nrie9speteron unG
Gbcroa acrn oeiehelt.
Irnu &a5cl Non Rcailljp. Got
tin pon &otrid MtIiaip. so uoroI
6. Strobc. itorb an Mtonta4 nod
lorQer &runthcit I'M NIter non 81
,Srhrcn. 5ie binterllFt otifcr Den
cSottcu Gin 0ir0. 2o5 9eQrdbnii
wnr aeitcru oui Dem fathoIilhct
~5rieohole.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04
Heriomalia.

5rau Serb BON Spnrto lit bei
ibrer Sohter. 6rou GongreBnlanll
Gih, gil 8eiud c%ingctroffcn.
5rau 81 @ iintberi lit pom
ibrem lonaeren 9eiuhe Der California
AusitelllllJen uTlo ibrcm in Sail
5raneisco luOGnboften Sohne bcinl.
9cfebrt. Am Wontag reiien ibr DC.
mahl 5r W. @lintber nebit Sodlterr
6rl. 6loro llno 6roi Suitor mad
Californian ob, unb milnidcn mil
Den Serridloiten CUTE gteiie mo frob(
Seimfebr.
SRI. Seno MtoIltor bon Winnea
pcliS lit sum Neiud ibrer Sd)peitel
6rau Setn lllrid) ci~ngctroften.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04
Scutit=S eiterreid ,llnsariide1
SilfsiOnh.

GoS nntcr5eldtete sum 3mcd Scr
9'irl tng Ger &mnnciliiicn mo Der
Enlttlu9cu ltber 0oa his oato ahuc
l%Iefcrte tSclo crlorntc Gorulte hat bic
Samrlrllrten ma enfpiananbelhei
%niaunGcn ieraiGitta oeprjiit lulO Sc
ION ,}elt 5u 3ett i'll ser 0euiihcn
-ocItlnlaen dnQe0tbeucn 30hlnn iNr
rldtlp hefunoen. G$ lpm0cn i'm
Soit5cn Il. 90 oeiomntclt sell
Dozen lpurben pom oen &orii6cnort
Dos SonmeItomitee. Hru. sSn. Sii.
lllil9, an Nrn. u. &. Glier. (ougc.
iteIlt IN Der >. &&oro Sparbanf in
MtiImoufcel, Ser &aiiirer Der Gcliid
Geiterreidnid'cn AtIi$faiic uon S3iS,
C%onlin. 1cianht into scr Reli. $3.50.
lplrNr III "a Groiie fur 9nicrtiQuno
ben D%rrdiadleu pcrollS9oht.
~Ndltlmaseou
Gas Gentle:
Suhm Malin,
Tris Scdlmer,
&m. &nhS.
. so Groiie Sen /. SUM 1915.
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@en. Gearion bobcn mir crit filr5Ild,
0Sihricben. 9aB or icinen ,3uDorcrll
cinch n%daepohnlidl qcnIiBrelfel'
Nbcn6 bcreiteu miro, ooralli bari man
iih nit Siherbcit ucrIolien. Or DGt
ieinrr3cit ala @enernl Den &urclfrlea
rnitQcm1df fn0 tGpier gegcn DIT.
GnQldn0cr qeiodtcn. 6r fcnnt ollie
icine 9oppuubeimer un0 0lirrtc ilbct
Die bcrilBute D3luilllirte" &rlcgrnil
ruug Der G~nQlon0cr rcdt %intcrcllantc
Tin0e 3u er5dDlcn bobcn. Gr pat
ubcr ouf 0ie groBe 3eit IN 9eutld)
lol0 ntiterlcbt, 0ern er lit crit Dor
Siurseni aus 0ent olteu Gaterldn0e
mad Nmerisn Qetonmcn. Gr fcnnt
clio ottd) 0oe octrtide Nolt mo Dor
often 1inGa Die ocutidle 9lrulee, Die
i'm aounpre 81 beobodtcn or inlolge
ors ircuuolidlcn Gntneaeufomntcta
Ser ocltidcn Dtilitdrbcboroen Die &c.
itc W%clegcnhcit bette. g9ir 0ilrrcn
clio 3icnilih Iid)cr iriu, Dab mir onrdl
i'm md;Id'ts neie eriobrcn mcrocn
iibcr DIE &oradnge ulti Ocm ccuropd
iidlcn Nrie92tbeatcr. Ger Nartra9
miro 0urd) Qon5 nclle MonoclbIlocr
lllnitrlrt.
@rucral Qeoriou. Der librigcn5
onlcrifonlidcr 9'iiroer ill., Qlaubt mat
Hur fclt al Dic@crcdltiQfclt Der 0cllt
ihen Sod'c. inuocrn CT iii nlld) 5uDer.
ijdltlih ptN ihrcru qlou}enotn Sieqe
Hbrr3euqt. Scr Gultidoncrifoncr.
0eiicn Scclc bonot 3melicI bcldllei
tcn, foHn nd, Don icincm @ciiimls-
mus Gor njdJt ld)nellcr un6 QriitoIj
der furircl, OILS inhcm er WiontuQ
@llnn0 nan Dem Ga Grolle 1bcoter
aeht mo ben ehemoli1cn Nurrnto.i
pier re0cu bert iibcr Die mun0crbore
Organization un0 nic bcIocnullthlge
Scpfcrfcit ser oeutihen Yrmce. Nj
Icr6inqs mog or ollh Iinoc perncl-
men oie linn meti9cr Qcinllcl. @c.
neral Ncorion lit uomlih ser Qu
iidt, oo3 mir Icliidj Amerifoncr
il mafer mir aud iiir Die belttilhe ga
de ciutreteh ocf nod louQc nidlt &C
ma iilr oo9 altc &otcrlon0 thuu
lln0 Is fam iiderlid nidts idlootlL,
lueua ms 0os QcloNt miro pun clncul
Montc. Sen mir ais ciucn bopoDrter
| 6rcano IcutifIal08 tenncll.
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unfaus=GbroMii.


Soieeb Stcphoiis, Gin @ei5er oll
Scr Burlington 9obn 2019 5000
StraBe mobnello, mltroc bon elmer
fchlgegonGcncn &ugel getroiieu, Die
icine Sdrultcr troi, ober ebnionobI
cine enlpfinolidere Stclle bdttc tref
len fonnsn. Gus Molbbeur pnilirte
ais Ct lcine 2otomotipe in Galt gSt-
noro p~erlailen moIlte. Sp0ter muir
Den erci anoben bon ser &iuono'e r
Ecli5cl o%erboftet, hic in ser 9tdbe Der
@oltlteltc nit elmer Hepetierfllntc Qc-
lhnlicn hatten, ober nld)t muBten ouB
ne Senono perleBt bottcn. Stephans
bot Jet cine Set lang 0as @nus 3li
hiltcll.
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Nus ben 8erihten.

Eobn Ntltrptr. Sranf Hnnn ltno
Cscor Iuucnt muroeu Dem Hidter
inter ser YufIoac poraciiihrt Soiepl'
Sunmloth. 627 iioI. 3. StroBe. I'm
ieiuc llnr lu1o ST. beitohleu alt bd-
ben. % tic oui Elm &erhor nersidl.
tctcn nurocn lie inter $1,000 Niire.
Idluft oenl Nrci@ocriht ilbcrpieicn.
los 5rin u1tR jctt Sen 3riommcl.
tritf nes 0eridt8 I'M September i'm
@efougniB otndrteu.
Ctto Gumni. Gin 9Sjrih aus BON.
cor ipurb i'm Goumtn Gieridt I'M
S25 uHo aolten beitrdit. neil CT ein.
aeitou0enerruaBCn IN MinoerlGhriQC
@etronfe ncrtouit bate.
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@isconiin.
8rufmnma 9peia Sbrafc al

8rufmnma @peia Sbrafc ans
MpoIulln9 tonntc oieier Gage limit.
ten ibrer &inocr, Gnfel mo llrelltel
ibren 103. @~cblirt$tnq ieiern. 2iC
@reiin III iiir lbr hobeS 9llter nod
ncrboItnlBmoBia rilitiQ unt0 nod iul.
itonbe, biele &erridtunQcn I'M @ors.
bolt obne icoe iremoe @ilfc por3u.
nehmen. NIlr ibre Sebtroit IdBl
'ebr BIT mlinldlen ilbrl9.
IS glbt ned nltc 2cutc III &iscon.
lin.
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9m knmtpfr nit
Ernnktirrurs.
(SriessrUman ron gooIf 6anIet.)

IN 6ieier Iummcr be9innt
obieer scit9emdbe, hoffpan.
nenoe uuo non eiuem reuom.
mirteu St,rtftitelIer perfa6te
Roman, uno mir MADDEN I'M.
ieren Seitrfreis nod befou.
oers auf oieie i%uteniip iuterei=
iante Geftire dufmerfiam.
,liemano iollte iih oieielbc
ent9eben Iahen, oenn lie mirft
idarfe Streiaihter auf oieies
O~6lfcrihlahten, Gas sur 65eit
Sic 9anSe WsIt i'll QIufre9un9
bdIt uno ersitteru matt. Die
GrsdhIuns 1T pom &eben uno
aus eent mirfliheu &eben,
uno eiirfte aIlsenein Gin.
oruf MAIDEN.
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9ino Sic


Wit SerarUhcrnna Se@ Nalice,
aemUhuIidl Nropi aeudnnt!
&cnu 10. 10 babe idl Gin purtrcii.
lidle~ Mittel Sninr. weldlcs idlun
aar %icle aebciIt hat. Us lit civ
auRerlidce Iittel. lcidltanse'
itridcn Gn Die NnlsoerarUfc.
rnna, nHo iGrbt Sic Naut uidli.
1ic tonHeu cine SOC poer ST.
Nlnldle habcn in meinrr Apu,
thrfe.
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Sie meiiten Ninecr haben &nr'

Sic meiiten Ninocr habcn &nr.
mcr
uuo meher Ooe NiuA nod olc @lteyn
millcn &. uuo no@ crtldrt ouh rpe6
hoIh \Shr &iuo ncrpo& hloG. iicbcsildl
mo rl,dlIouhin III. CituoI@ habeIl
&inoer &ouleuHe pom MSilrmeru. BE.
oentcu Sic jn mcld' ~aeiohrlidlcn "a
&C It'd, Shr &ino bciiu0G. @ehen cir
oli fem Hiitfo Gin. Nmiicn Sic cine
25t GrlaindlidlahteI Nidupop @orni
Niuer miro beitimmt &nrmer ion
ten INTO entierneu. @cieitlqt Ger.
itopfna. rcaulirt 0eu NtaNcl une
Sic @eborme. Str Nlno pirN mod.
len mo nicI better Ierneu. Souicn
Sie bclte cine Sdad,tcI.