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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03
MAY APPEAL CASE.

Truman Woodbridge Of Norge has
not yet decided whether or not he
viii appeal his case from the justice
court He Is to notify Justice T. r
Moore today wooiridee was fined
sz5 and costs before the JUSTICE this
morning for assault upon the person
OF Clarence Davenport
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03
Ere in snack.

Fire in Shack.
Tie roof and one side OF shack was
burned but the cot. which constituted
the chief article OF furniture, Was say-
sd when fire started in a negro shack
at First street and Dakota avenue. at
s so last night The house and con
tents we're insured for ss00 CHIEF
Gattis OF the fire department reports
about a % per cent loss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03
LICENSES FOR TWO.

Marriage licenses were issued this
morning for H. A Boustay. %. Trous-
dale. Okla. and Miss Mary Ellen Win
burn. 1s. Trousdale: and for Jim Glow
er. 21. Ninnekah. and Miss Hattie
sims. n, Ninnekah.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03

Prepare to live BY all means but for
heavens sake do not forget to live
You will never have a better chance
than you have al present you may
think you win have but you are mis-
taken Bennett
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03
s++++++++*++4+++'
sowEO THOSE TuRNIPss

Haxe you sowed that fail tar =
nip patch, o c Cooper. conn
y Demonstration agent SAYS :
now j. the time 20 SOW EN- !
They Hii- ce.le - and make a
fine growth Nlth plenty q
moisture In the zround 70 keen
them eet and juicy il planted
now. old-timers declare
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03
EVENTS IN THE WAR
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY.

Thousands are takinz saTaHt- :
age Of free trains from Paris .
10 other cities French. British
and Belgian wounded are rcv .
ed to other cities
French war office statement .
is that Germans have been 4
checked at verdup and French +.
army has met Win suecesses
In Lorraine and the Nosscs. 4
Premier Asquith calls on 4
very able bodied Engl.salaan
to enlist Between 25o.ee9 ard !
5seooo men Nave responded 10 /
Kitcheners call for recruits
Six German ARMY corps re- 1
ported on way from French !
front TO Russian front I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03
Results Yesterday.

Boston i, Brooklyn no.
Pittsburg >. ST Louis Z
New York 10. Philadelphia 3-3.
Only three games scheduled
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing of the Team
Results YESTERDAY.

Detroit S. Chicago 6.
Philadelphia 3. Boston $.
Washington o. New York ]
ST Louis 4. Cleveland ,.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03
Results Yesterday.

PittsbUrg 3. St Paul 4.
Kansas City ?. Chicago 5.
Brooklyn l, Baltimore ..
Buffalo J.. Newark ?.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03
SHORT STORIES
OF
7 he o W N


The Grady County Medical society
will meet this evening in tLa 5ty hall.
A school Of Instruction or drill viii be
held preparatory TO the baby contest
Judges from Grady county are expect
Cd 10 be present
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03
STORIES
eEEFH1
DIAMOND
cIty League Games

FRIDAY. Typos-Barbers.
sunday safrer regular gansel. Typos
Oilers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03
CORN

Sept. open, u l-S-73c. close. T2c.
Dec. open. se-5s Use; close. IS lie
Nay. open. 81 1-s-s1c close. sc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03

sept. open. IS s-scs close. IS l-4c-
Dec, open. s6 5-S-szes chose. IS Use
May. open. IS 3-4-5sc. close IS csc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03
MARKETS
chickasha Grain Today.
Chicago Grain Today.
WHEAT.

Sept. open. s7 5-S-i4c. close. csc
Dec. open. s4-9S SIC close. s3 s-se.
May, open. 9Si1-97c5-4 close,
.etLc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-03
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
++++++++.+-+++++

Standing Of the Teams.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-03
WHITE NOW NCLUD-
 ED IN TICK DISTRICT
Tick Eradication Distric Now
 Includes 34 Counties.

Little Rock, F eb. 24. IT h ( Northwest Arkansas Tick Eradi- cation District, which has been enlarged by the passage of the Cazort bill, now contains 34 coun ties. The counties of Chicot,
 Van Buren, Stone, Yell; Scott,
 Montgomery, Saline, Sevier, Ark ansas, Grant, Marion, Searcy, Conway. Faulkner, Pulaski, Cle- burne. Ouachita, Cleveland, Col umbia, Drew, Lincoln, Union, Crawford, Sebastian, Franklin, Logan, Nevada, Pope, Johnson, Boone. White Lonoke, Jefferson,
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-03
MORE POTATOES
 HAVE BEEN SHIPPED
Last Two Cars Of Potatoes
 Bring Top Price.

Two more car loads of potatoes have been shipped this past week bringing the total number of cal loads up to eleven. One car was sold to Plunkett farrell of Little Rock for shipment to Texas at 95c per bu. The other car was shipped to the Valley Commis- sion Co. of Newport and brought $1.00 per bushel. This makes a. bout S4. 800 worth of Irish pota- toes shipped from here.
 While there will be some local shipments made yet, this will end the ear lot movement.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-03
CLEAR WATER CLIPPINGS

School closed at Clear Water last Friday with an exhibition by tn e Literary Society Friday night. To judge by the interest ing program rendered, Professor Nelson has taught a very sue. cessful term of school.
 Health of community is good and everybody is busy preparing for spring farming.
 Mrs. Moore of Portia, Ark, is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. E, Woodson.
 Otto Yingling has sold his place to Dan Rice of Judsonia.
 B. H. Hayes of Denmark is here on business.
 On account of inclement weath CT, Rev. J. E. Woodson did not fill his appointment at Clear Water Sunday.
 The little child of John Ying- ling has been very sick with pneu monia but is better at this writ ing.
 A MT. Meal of Georgetown has bought the Bell farm and is nov ing to same this week.
 J. J. Lawson is home for a wis. it from Bonneville where he has been staying for treatment.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-03

There is more catarrh ip<fhis section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to bg incurable. For a local disease aud Prescribed local reme- dies, and by c0Ustantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incur able. Science has proven Catarrh to be 8 constitutional disease, and therefore re- quires constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney 6 Co.,, Toledo, Ohio, is the only Constitutional cure on the market. It Is taken internally. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials
 Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-03
THE SPLIT-LOGD

The split log drag has contrib u+ed more toward the economic maintenance of public highways than any implement of modern usage. It Goes not require special acts of the legislature. bond is- sues nor expensive educational campaigns to n ake it available as usually proceeds construction work. A drag can be built or purchased for a few dollars and is easily operated by anyone who can drive a team, We need more drags in this state.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-03

Prairie and parts of Jackson, h. dependence and Monroe. A tax of 5 cents a head for a term of 5 years is assessed on all cattle for the purpose of tick eradication.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-03

Fine chocolate candy. Littles Housee for rent. c. Miller. Team for sale. Forbes Bros. High-grsde chocolate candies at GOAD'S
 Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Little's Drug Store. Clifton Ladd of Memphis was here Sunday visiting relatives.
 Garden seed that grow.
 Llttle's Drug Store
 J. c. Bauer spent Sunday in Batesville.
 Five room house, we'll located, for rent. A. w. Henson.
 Morley Bnice, of Clay, spent Saturday here with relatives.
 Fine cigars, smoking and chewing tobacco at Little's.
 MT. and Mrs. L, N. Hoskins are spending .ke week in St. Louis buying spring goods.
 Paul Dulin of Little Rock is here visiting friends and rela- tives.
 Medicated Salt Brick for stock. Little's Drug Store. Mrs. E. A. Wells of Columbus, Ky, is visiting at the Johnson House,
 Bing Moody of Bald Knob was a business visitor in Judsonia last Saturday. l Lone Jack culiivator and all steel harrow. Forbes Bros. F.G. Briggs was in Dermott Sunday visiting Earl Kinney who has been quite seriously ill.
 Miss Ruth Best of McCrory, spent Sunday here with her sis ter, Mrs. R. l.. Little.
 For Rent One 6 room house near depot, and one 4 room house near town. T. H. Beals.
 w. w. Gill of Memphis spent Saturday and Sunday here with his family.
 Mrs. Rowland of Kensett, was shopping in Judsonia last Satur- day.
 Mir. Edgar Elliott of Little Rock was called here Wednes-- day on account of the serious illness of his brother, c. l.. El. liott, who is suffering with pto- maine poisoning.
 Pitcairn Varnishes. already colored ready for use. Anyone can use this garnish and make old furniture Took like new, Glovers Cash Hdw. Store.
 The Ladies Helping Hand of the Baptist Church will give a food sale Saturday, March 9th, at the Fruit Growers office. The Leader store still contiu- Iue their special Saturday bar galns.
 There is no summer vacation in the SrpingfieldBusiness Col lege. Public school pupils ana teachers by entering after the schools close can be ready for a finesituation in the fall. A young person eau double his wages easily by spending six months in that school. We have just received an ex- tra large shipment of the cele> Hhrated Patton'sBun Proof paints, varnishes, stains, etc. EIn fact, we can supply your ev- cry demand. Glover's Cash Il Hardware Store.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-03

AANNoN AOA ASlAH' VI NSo CA Oo'
 Miss Susie Moseley who is teaching school at Grays, Ark, spent Saturday and Sunday at home.
 Rev. C.I. Walker of Little Rock, filled the pulpit at the Baptist Church at both services last Sunday.
 The M. E.. Church, South, has purchased the Roberts 1ouse for a parsonage. Rev. Hunt moved into iJ last Friday.
 The Ladies Aid Society will hold their annual spring safe of aprons, bonnets, etc., Saturday, the 27th., and will have a food sale in connection. Place will be given later. Secretary.
 We have just r-c9ived and have ,:n display lhe latest lm proved New Befae Sewing ma etn1es, Glo9ers Hd@ Stof.
 Last Thursday Jack Gibson purchased the tailoring establish ment of l. 5. Jennings and will conduct IL ln the place. Mir. Gib- son has had experience in this line and will undoubtedly give excellent service.
 Calico at 4c yard at the Leader on Saturdays from F; 30 10 5;30 D. m.
 Messrs. c. M. Erganbright and and Walker Ladd have just re- ceived an appointment as agents iE,r tie Ford automobiles for the counties of White, Woodruff and Jackson. They have a car of leords ordered which are expect to arrive here within a very short time. They will also carry com Dl9te line of Ford supplies. The Sorority Singing Gu b gave the fifth number of the Ly- ceum conrse, Monday night al Beals Hall. The largest crowd that has heard any of. these nun bers was out and heard an enter tainment that was exceptionally
 fine, The program was received with marked approval. This quar- tet of young ladies entirely justi- fed the favorable reports that had preceded them. The pro- gram consisted of readings, Vio- lin Solos, and Songs ending with an orchestra number, all being very well rendered.
 For Sale-125 egg incubator and brooder. l paid $10 for 1t new 6 months ago. First $500 gets everything complete. Walter Gossett.
 The High SclAool girls of the home team played the Bald Knob High School girls two fast games of Basket Ball, Saturday, on the grounds of the Bald Knob team. Our Junior team was not match l ed with the same team that they played here, but with Q much larger and stronger team. However, with their advantage 1 in size, they were unable to over come the little invincibles who battled them to a standstill to the score of 70 to 10. The last half of the senior game was not played on account of rain. but the first half was indeed fast game in which Judsonia had the lead from the beginning. The score in this game being 8 to 5 in favor of Judsonia. Being so royalty treated by the Bald Knob bers we are constrained to oregard them as d fine bunch whose pro motors are dedicating their ef- forts to the upbuilding of clean lathletics. They are most worth |y rivals.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-03-03
LocaI ana Rsrsona/ ,Izenzs

Phone your local news to B, Fine chocolate candy. Littles Housee for rent. c. Miller. Team for sale. Forbes Bros. High-grade chocolate candies at GOAD'S
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0enti9e 9lntDort i'm Gntlunri
fertig.
Berlin. 10. Moi.

OeTlH, ~. WlQl.
Scr 0cittihe Stodtgiefret1r oes
4euBeren non eSoqop iteIlte am giitt.
mod, Dem Reihstan3lcr non Beth
mann Aanpel etntn bortduiigel.
Gntlpllrf Der 6eutiheu 9utlport auj
Die omcrifouiihe 9fote beSuglif ocs
Soud,boottrieqes 8u. Q9ie uerloutet.
idliu1 Ger Snn5lcr iofort Glide 9ten.
0eruneen nor; Der rcBioirte entruuri
miro Senl @tiHiileriun1 ont Gouners.
tan rnterbreitet lper0cn. Gs lit
mobridlcinfien. oaf3 bic 9a.siituort 1c-
reits an 1Srcitnq In gerln befnnnt
gegeben mir ioas 6ie Regieu,na
nidlt ihre QIene In Ietten Augen6Iid
dnSerf.
SIN @e9e11ine al 0en N}orgenBei.
funqen perurfbeiIt Die ySodmittoas.
preiie Die amcrifaalid3e 9tote idori
un6 berIongt, 6oB bic 6c1itihe Reqie.
ring nit elmer yenereiiden ableb.
nltng onttuorte.
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]llange( an DicuIl6oten.

Sin Wtaroel on ipeiblidlen 9rbeitss
trdften. bic id} fir hdusIide Oienlts
leiItunQen bereit finoen. bat Iih in ois.
fen Rrieo eosmpnntsn dIImGblicb immer
fiiblborer qemaht. rs Idleint, ais
perfiibre bic rei6Iib pom Stoat un6
8eneinoe ousqesobIte ariegsunters
ithbung am eriten oasu, Die lpenia
Iobnenoe 6nusarbeit BEL Seite su lals
len. Gjernoe in Wogoeburo fcbeiut
bisier llmstaro befonoers su Saae qes
treteu Su fein, oenu oort BAT ii6 oer
Wtogiitrat gu elmer Gjegenmabreatl
peronlobt geiebcr, tps,l es on Rein.
mahfraueu, 9luftpGrterinnen unO
@oidfrauen brett gu iehlen beaanu.
Sebt fpiro ben llnterf iiBnng no4Ius
tlenben sSrnuen oort oos Gefuh obs
Iebneno beihisbcn. lpenn ais @rune
fir bic llntsritiiBune 9trbeitsloIisteit
ouesaeben it,, 0iefe Mabnobme NIT
BEN gleid3eiiioen .oinpsis ouf Ole
itdotifhe 9lrbeits 9ermittlunasIteIIe
biirfts fi6 aud fir bic @roBs gerIiner
@emeinoebe5irte crpfebIen. sic tpdrc
iebenfdls Elm ouies 6iIfsuiitteI, einem
leidt Iih einbiiraernoen Sang srr
3rG9beit gu iteuern, oeripeiI Staot
unb Stoot Die GORGE fir Die Soften
oes lInterbolts fir ibrs ShubbsfoAe.
nen traaen miiIieu.
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Die 4u1en eeben Ger 5ermalnrune enteeeen, lie per.
lieren weitere 1000 6efaneene. prsemvsl NIT
Ger llnterleeboote Gin Koalitions.1 .1l1niitcrium
in England, Churchill 9ebt
sis;a beiiirwortet 6reunoidait
nit Stalien.
gunnncit. Is Moi.


Srof Stcpban Sis5a, Der iln9or;-
Idlc ErcnIlerniliitcr, dob Qcltern int
Gcrlouf cincr 9tcoe ilr 2on6tage Sll.
hab man SStoIIen ineitcrc territoriale
3ugcitononiiic gcirodlt babe. fals IS
lid lIcutrol perholtcn mcr0c. gSeIher
9Irt nicie 3ugeItonouiiic purcn. boril.
ber mei9crte er iidl, 9(eberca 5u perrd,
then.
Seine 9tc6c mar IN Ser @uhptiode
cane 9lntlport ouf cine SSnterpelotion
1citens nes (Srofeu gln6rolip. Settercr
batte crfldrt, Die Sppolitionsportel
merbc inter feincn llnlitGnocn ibrc
Gimuilllgllng Slt ciner @ebietsabtre-
tllng gcben. I'M mtr elmer momentn-
nen @cfobr por5ubeu9en; es lei beni
onb iiir alle 3citcn SStnlicn Die Scr
iid,erllig ertbeile. nie rpieoer Sel1oie-
Iiqfeitcn geaeniiber Gcitcrreid lln-
gnrn miffon,ncu 5u laIicn. .9toh
neincr 9lniid)t. in9te9lnoraiip, mir
De cine 0isbormnnie 5piidlcn oen BET
bcn &anoern, beioen eunl 9iad)tbcile,
feinem Segen 9crcid1en, cine brittle
Gnrtei miiroe fiir lid 9il,tcn ans ocnl
3luieipeIt SIT 5icbcn miIicn ino ole
3eIt ols opportui betrnhtcn, lid Die
0cocnlonic I'M Weittelmecr ln6 ben
nngrcn5cnben 2dnherlt 81 iideru."
tSrni lisSo theilte sic 9lnltdlt PHI
brains toll mo gang. in0cln CT cr-
fl0rtc:
I'D, fam unicrc HS.nlien genlodlte
Sfierte nltht im einSelncn oisfutirell;
bod borf if pcriiheru. oob unlcr
9cnlilhcn onrin aipfelt ein oouern-
hcs 6reunbldaitsuerbaltniB 5lpiidlen
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rcn. einc 6reiluoihoit, bic inns mic
.Stalici' in gleid,enl MoBe 5uin Segen
ecreidli. SSSn 9liiSfilbrlne oieics Se-
ftrebcns lit es unpernleiolidL 0nB mir
cin gro6cs Spfer brinnen; oenu cs
Gilt, nllc 0ifferen5en Su enticrneu lino
cine neue eSrelinbihoft ouf eiurr nelt=
Ell @oiiS an5ufniipfet. SSh hoi!e, 0ic-
les @eItrcben miro nie 9iliigutg oc5
lunaoriidlen Golfcs finben. benn i'd
slpeiflc nid)t ooran, oa6 llneorn SSta-
lien ae9clliiber freunbidoftlih &c
iintt lit"
@rof 9lnoroiip ereriff nod ciiiinoI
hoS gSnrt: Sic 4an5e Station it'll
cinie III oieicr sSraae. Gripeiit Der
arieq iih oIs unpermeioIih. 10 miro
es icinc IfIidt tbrin, toll lino eors;
bod menn es nloelih III, Sen tSriebeu
onfrCut 81 erboItelL bonn 5iebt es
oiefen einen blutiecn @offengoug
por."
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eseT7 Giniae Arten bon Jibeumatis.
INNS beilbar.

Rbrumotismus i'll cine Qrontbeit,
bic lid ourd Shnler3en in oen e5e.
lenfen uno in ben 9lnSfeIn Gliberf.
Iie aemobnIiditcn glrten fin6 ofuter
ami dlroniihcr 9tbellmotismn8, rbc1.
rotiider aopiid)mer3. Eciotic gtbelt,
mdtisnts un6 2lmbnqo. 9tGc 6ieie
8rtcn fonnen ourdl ein Qries. ourdj.
lrn0cuocs 2inanent beieitiat ncr
0Cn Cine 3lpci, o6er oreinlnliqe
ta9libe 4nipenouna non 5loun' ;
2iuincrt lit gitt gcgen Sdmer3er.
bauptiad)Iih rbelunotiihe, neil es
ani Der Git 6es 2eiOeus oringt, Die
beiroiicnul GbeiIe belt uno Die
Sdmer5en berols5iebt Sloons
Eminent 1T cine gute Meoi3in
0auier Sic cine 3toide fur 25c
jett uro baIten Sic 6ieieIbe flr
gtotbidIIe bcreit.
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mehre 3tG Milioucn Gotrouen. 10
NIiuinncn Enuo Yltlrcr. 1909 Nta.
idlinengcmcIre. 10000 MeuoIuer,
200 AntomobiIe. 900 omlbieclt, 50
0ro6c Ncihilsc. Souicnne fIeine tSe.
idiiGe nit Manlition; 100000 sSIie.
aerpieIle, II MtiIlipncn Rotonen g(r,
tilleric Ntqrnition, Miaioncn 8oal
Sdruhe, ~ 9Gillioucn llniiormcn,
l.500. 200 Dieter ,3eIttud) uno nod
cine NicnGc dnoeres Niateriol, oas i'd
niht ollea lpci6 "a f0nut ibr oIIo
icheil. ouG eS nit Dem Gcrnihtcn
Gdltihlano nidlts lit. G1alidl ochen
Nfillionen E0dten 2iebeSeobca fir
Die Suippen ob. Gs miro lid, sciacn
boi; Die acrcdte Sohc iieacn miro.
Sp iicbt GentlhluuH nit Qrpber 3n.
pcrlidbt heu fomnenoen e'reigniiIen
cltoeqen mo oaS clue iteht ieIt in
lmlcren Ncr5cn: eintt miro nit uns
Njn 6r hat ms bishcr acboIten al0
er miro ms mtd pciter bclfeu.
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Steruidnnppell.

,SeBt itcllt lids bcrous, onl gr0.
Ger Sllanfitntell SiIber, Die nit Der
,Suiitonio botten hcrif,ifft peroen
ioilcii, solS Siferbrits @riinocn
nab Dem Gonlpfcr Der ylmerifd, Sinle
acbrnd,t inornen iino! yScruns Der.
poraebt, Dab man init 8e5ig ollf ooS
olterifonilhe Silber peitnus Dor.
iidtiger acipcieu lit, ais nit ge5ug
nui nmterifnniidle w en- henIe..
ben
ariea acaen IeutihIono. oorl.
ncrn oncrifouii6c Nisfopie. Grit
bfute2 .pion inlltc niinehnlen 0iir.
fct. bar 9lmerifa ben arieg idlon
hdmoIs begoinen unn meitergefiihrt
hot, aIs cs lidl gum ollererpcbeniten
arieaslieieronten Der Gcrbiluoctcn
nddlte.
Scnn 6olliis 6crilbnlter Rloe
III St. Soltis gcldllollcn ltio Die Grn.
ridltina lnltcr ocn Snmmer. 9eemn
oos Der nItc o5onp" erIebt b0ttel
Gin .Seuer, oos WoHtoq Rodt
9la llbr in Der elettriidel 9lnIaae
ocs ct. ,SroneiS @oipitals ousbrod.
ridltete ca. $50 lSdoocn on.
Sic 2n eroiic Sdliisenpart.
Min bot iidl ncu orgoniiirt, init s..
4 Bierec 6. u. .ejotteroam uno Sp.
aren3fe ais SncorporatorGt. Dos
SopitoI betr1gt $4,000.
GiniIbicnit 9riiilinaen fiir
Stoots Aidmeiiter Grnenningen
finoen am II. SUM bier nnn in ON.
oeren Srten oes Stontes itoit.
g'iidof BriitoI bon Gntobo,
Sch, Der ON Icbten Sonntoq Abeno
in Der 6attidhen N1etbcoiIten STRIDE
an Z. tno ,serrn Strabc iprnd, mar
Der Goitor ae9 Di1rturcr GrGiiocnten
WcNinlen, Der ooinnIs 81 ieincr @e.
meinoc IN Sdibington. 9. s.. gebor.
fc.
Cine 2(u5iteIllulq oes 0ous.
nirthidafts 2eportements Der Socb.
id)nle letic @ohe mnroe Don 500
Gcrioncn beiuht.
"a bct Observation-Disclosures
hieies ,iobr duf einen Sonntog fdIlt
10 ptt0 cr ron olni5nc9en anlsltontdg
0ogGtf 5cTelcrt mer0cu giiidl bic
oiicutIideuz AuIcn mcrben aclhIoiien
iciu.
@r. 5. :. 9lrcns critano ooS
Guter GiQeutbuu an iiioI. 4. Ctr.
8miiden ,2San into Sing StroBe. ouf
6cm iidl jett cine gSirthiddft befin.
Set iilr SEN 8rcis BON $4,000. Ger
neae eiqentbilner beobiidtist duf
0eltieiben cine mooerne Boroee 6u
erriften. oic non Der sSirma GpboI0
g3eibaupt in @adt eenommen miro.
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gr Ter Weaid) nimmt icine eiaene
Wicoicin ais Eptimiit.

Or bat obioIuten 8louben on iei.
ne Qfe6icin er tpeiB, ipenn er tie
fir cine beitirnr1te aroi1tbcit nintnlt,
ooB er 2inOeruug erbaIt. 2eitte, bic
Gr. Sings 3elp 9iseonerp fir cine
anreisenoe Grfdltnnq nebmen. iino
Sptimiiten. - iie miiien, oaB 0ieies
SuiteilntitteI oie 6oIseelpebe 6urdl.
orinet bie &eiine uerlsihtet un0 Der
9totlir ben 4eg mir Dos fSrnftioni.
ren bnhnf. Sie f0nncn cine Grfdl-
tunq niht ourh cine pberfladllihe
@eboneluna beieitiden - Sie mill
fen Die llriohe Der aronfheit er.
grlnoen. Seien sic Elm Gptisniit.
eaufen Sie zine GSIoife Or. aina'g
Sem Tiseoperp bei,te.
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Mnt Stiles porbercitet.
Sic Tentidlen nnO Selterreidler
iardlten i'd nidlt. Neme
Spn5eiIunen.
2cnopli, 10. Dtoi.

~bilb14ig ~. s*NNlAs
98Gbren0 man in Son0nn 5upcr;
liftlid gIoubt, boB SStalicn icinc leb-
len Yorbereitnuger gum Glntrltt in
ocn 8ricg ouf Seiten Ser &erbilnOe-
ten trifit. ueriuht Geitcrreid, ooS oos
oircftc glngriffs5iel 1Stolicns bilOen
miir6e, NIT ieinem oclitidlcn Gerbiln-
0eten &nblan0 cine ioIde 9tieoerloge
bcisilhrineell, ooB cs IL Der Sage icill
miro. menn notbmenbig 5rilppeil ob-
Siifommnn6lrcr. ltui Dem neucn 6ctll-
oe i'm Siioen 81 bcgeenen.
9cpcldlen ans Stom iino llodl tort.
oclebt ctlpos mioeriprchcno, lcood
itimllncn ole nteiiten oorin therein,
oob Die itoIieniihc Regierltne cnogfl,
tig iih gum &ricg entidlloiien bot. oob
Die heutidnen ino 0itcrreid)iihen Sot.
idloiter lih oltf ihre Ahreiie borberei-
ten ann oaiS pie. @eiteralfonluln Der
beioen 2anocr elitipeher bercits ihrc
Enlten nerlolien boben ooer Oies bolo
tbun meroen.
anocrericits loot cine iiber IoriS
fommcnbe 0aelolnlg. 0oB Sciterrcldl
ncue Gorid)loae 9en1odlt bot rtlb boB
c3 hofit Stain ST peronloiielL ncll-
troI 81 bleiben. Mtan ermartet einc
enoeiiltigc Grfldrlne pOnt itolieni-
lhen glnsndrtieen 9lmt, bepor Die
Gcputirtenfonuucr an 9onlerstog
Sulammentritt.