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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01

A common cause for restlessness at
night is found in cold feet. and these
should be especially guarded against
with children who are prone to suffer
In this way. Hot water bottles. care
fully covered with felt SO that there
Is no risk OF burning the sensitive
skin. should be resorted to when any
tendency to cold feet exists. and In
cases OF chilly babies generally. cold
Is extremely bad for little children,
and much broken sleep is due simply
to It.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01

Green, having severed his con-
Etion with the Majestic, an
pnces that about the 21st he will
IN an Airdome on the, lot adjoin-
! the KILLER, ground for which
u be broken at once. The walls of
} building will be of white brick,
J top being of canvas, giving pro-
etion from rain. Mr.. Green will
krate cool drink booth and cigar
knd, the last five rows being re-
wed for smoking. Vaudeville and
lures will be the daily program
be Majestic orchestra, which Mr. =.
zen assembled, will provide mu-
for this up-to-date play house.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01

One of the popular resorts is Avon
dale Springs, Ruttledge, Tenn. Fin
est springs in the mountains. From
rooms now being reserved shows
there will be fine crowd there this
summer Temperature in summer S.
to IS degrees. Finest water in East
Tennessee. Table unsurpassed. Get
all particulars from F. J. Hoffman
Rutledge, Tenn. 1893
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01
SUMMER SCHOOL

Having received inquiries con-
corning my teaching summer
school, l wish to confer with any
one who may be interested If suf-
ficient number to justify teaching is
secured, a two months course will
be offered, embracing individual
work in any department.
4211 d. c. TREXLER.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01

II. o. HI. Parker, of Indiana, who
been spending some months at
nge Springs, Fla, arrived in
BLAND last evening on a visit to
Elves, H. l.. Cutler and family, at
East Orange street. Today Mr..
ker accepted an appointment as
)stant deputy in the work of build
up the local order of knights
Ladies of Security and in Or
!izing other lodges of that order
oughout this section of the State
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01

DIR. Elmer, a prominent member of
le Tampa Lodge of Moose, who is
ell known to Lakelanders, will
esent musical speciality in the
Dose Minstrel Friday night at the
nditorium. The Doctor is a fin
he'd musician and music lovers can
bk forward to real treat. Mr..
1fconi, who has been with some Of
Y best bands IN the United States,
m render a beautiful overture on
= flute and also other concert
mbers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01
Word Of Caution.

May say just a word before you
impose sentence?" asked the street
railway magnate. We'll, what is it,"
snapped the court. please remember,
your honor. that you are imposing sen.
tence and not granting me a fran.
chise," he cautioned. fearing for the
worst-Buffalo Express
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01
Seven Darlings Met
With Miss Hazel Padrick

The Seven Darlings" Club were
very delightfully."- entertained yester-
day afternoon with theater party
given by Miss Hazel Patrick. After
which they repaired to the Silver
Palace for refreshments. Those who
er ioyed the afternoon the guests OF
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01

rs. VIM. Dudley Putnam, who
been visiting her parents. Mr..
Mrs. a Thos. Bryant, on Lake
Ton, left for her home in High
Park, ILL.,, on Sunday afternoon.
thoroughly enjoyed her visit in
bland and thinks this city one of
most beautiful places in the
ia.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01

4rs. Sanford Jewett and little
xhters arrived Thursday from
bland, and are the guests of Mr..
hen Jewett and Miss Meta
EFT for several weeks. -Ocala
1her.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01
Elattery Wasted,

The Flatterer-"Bnt don't you think
your son is wasting his talents in
this little bure?" The Magnate (caus-
ticallyD-"Of course he is. but he
might as well waste them here as
somewhere else Life
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01

Miss Padrick were Misses Grace
Marcel, Marguerite Straw, Marquee
rite Cloud, Kittie McRae, Doris
Mayes, Annette Gilmore and the in
vited guest, Miss Virginia Lufsey
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01

{ takes a real poet to think il
not been raining rain to them
". To those Of us who have
to get out in it, it has been the
Vest kind of rain. The rain be.
\ some time in the night and it
1T even hesitated all day. This
pod weather on corn and ducks
on watermelons and people it
! so good.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01
MAJESTIC CONTESTANTS
ARE WORKING HARD
(By Contest Manager
The Big Popularity Contest Con.
Quoted by the Majestic Theater
Drawing to a Close. Trade
Book Time Is Here. Now
Your Work Will Count

The big contest for the Buick
automobile is nearing its close and
the race for leadership is close
one. From now on the work Of
contestants and their friends will
count heavily. You have little more
than a month to do all that you can,
and the management urges YOU to
make every day count.
A Word from the Contest Manager
The Progressive Advertising Co.,
of Jacksonville, Fla, has been in
the contest business for some years,
and it has the reputation of conduct
ing contests, fairly and absolutely
impartially. We were employed by
the Majestic theater to manage the
contest, for they had heard of our
success as contest managers in 9TH
er places. They have offered you a
valuable prize, together with the
merchants of Lakeland, we are GER
tain it has stimulated business, as
well as friendly rivalry.
We have come among you as
strangers, but trust that those with
whom we have had business will
have a friendly feeling Tor us al
ways.
Standing of the Contestants
Will not be published in this pa
per again until Thursday, June TO-
After that time of announcement, it
will be announced at Majestic thea
ter each Thursday. until the closing
day of contest. No contestants
name has been dropped from our
list unless we have been so notified.
We will not, however, publish stand
ings of contestants unless that con-
testant, or someone, makes report
for her on report days.
Trade books now on at stores and
theater and Telegram.
Special offer on trade books which
ends Wednesday, June 8.
Remember Trade Books are al
good as cash and transferable.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01

|r. and Mrs. d. c. Hamacher
e today for Scandal, Kan, where
will remain for about six weeks
lrning to Lakeland the first of
nst.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01

FOR SALE bedsprings and mat
tresses, 9 dining chairs, rockers,
stand, dresser, extension
table C feet, ringer, 2alzan-
lied tubs, heating stoves with
pipe, / 3-burner blue flame oil
stove with baker Call at 304
North Tennessee avenue. 421S
The Motor Supply Co. 80. 5000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01

|r. Arthur Ford, of Fort Pierce,
rned home yesterday after a
{ though pleasant visit to his
B, Mrs. H. c. Stevens.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01
LAKELAND ;
! LACONICS|
case of fire phone 5000

Is. W. P. Pillans is enjoying a
from her sister, Miss Claire
|nson, of Orlando.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01

These trade books are on sale at
the stores of the different mercpants
listed here, as we'll as by the con-
testants The management will be
glad to turn trade books over to any
responsible parties to sell, as well.
These rocks have no time limit, they
are good until used, and are trans
ferable, as well as salable.
Until Wednesday, June 9, we will
give 100000 extra votes to the one
who sells the greatest number of
books on Majestic theater.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-01

H. L. SWATTS, City Clerk.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-25
YerisuslsWstijsH.

Serr Sofepb R m uro 9attir.
217 Wei 2i6ertp Strabe, feisrn beut,
oas ib0ns Jsit Der goloensn loo65eit.
Die 5ubtiars srnsusrn bos Gbcs.liibb.
in Der 81. 5ranSistus airds. poisIbit
Der Ser5ensbunb Dor 30 SSabren se.
idloFen purbs, uno ibr Sobn. RsD.
glngeQus Rom, rpiro bos golbeue
grautamt Selebrirsn. 9as Gbspaar III
~ reip. "a Sabre aIt lmo erireut ii6
Der bsiteu ssiitissn uub t0rptrlidsn
5rif4e.
Ssrr Otto arueger, Der @iSss
qrGiibsnt bss 9sutidenaanbipebrpsr
Gins. bat DON isiuer S6lpiss.rmuttsr
Trau Tlorentine Drpgalsti,
bic in &ruidpiB, urmittsIbar an Der
ruiTii6eu grsn8s, anIdiiig 1T, einsH
isbr intsrsiTanten Brief srbaltsn. 9lus
bisiem Sdrsiben erb.Llt, bub BON elmer
5bsasruns man isI6it an Der ruiiiihsn
9renas ni9ts psripiirt, ba 2sbenss
mittsl ssniigeno porbanbsn uRb hi,
prsiTe niat iibsrmGbis fo6 iinb. On
SOlbaten III auasnTaeinlia iu9suiids
Lamb nod oar tsin Wdngsl, b.nn bon
ben brsi S66uen sgrau 9rpsalsifs
ftebt erIt Der Glteits, Der "a Sabre alt
1T, i'm 5elbs, rpGbrerb Die iibris.n
brei, bic i'm QlItsr Don 81, 19 unb II
'Subrsn ftsbsu. iia nod in Der Ssi'
math bsfiRbsn.
5err George 9ads puroe g.s
tern W2prs.n isinen 2isbsn burt eis
nsn iGb.n 1ob sntriiien. Rod an Der
Saipele bss Wannssalters, i'm Utter
bon nur q Sabren, fuurbe sr burh
einen 6irnf6log bahtnssrafft urb bic
9(naeb6rissn. in eritsr 9inis bic Sat.
tin NIT ibrsu Spsi &inesrr, GIisrn
unb GeThpiTtern babsn bas bsrSli6iit
Witqefiibl ibrer Sablrsi6sn Jrsunbs
unb getanntsu. Der Oabinsefaisbsn,
mar elm anaeTebener Obj Ssaop uno
elmer Der altmsiiter Der SumbolOt
2oqe. Gr lpar g0ttber bon pro
feiIion unb erfrsuts iit aqssmsiner
46tung. 9as 2ei6snbesdnsniB fins
bet am Wiittpoa Ra6mittag bonn
srausrbauie, 2125 Rapins Sirabs.
aus iiatt. Die iSsusrbeitattuns IN I'M
53 llhr i'm Gremotorium.
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Ghs.GrlsnbHiRih.i

lRapmonb 6. S6oipsrman, 27, 1920
( Chapel Str.
l9iOlst s, SsnnH, %, 1912 Spotane
Noenue.
|2anbon .. Walter, 81, llnionOils,
I gtreinia.
lSoiepbins q. Burnett, %, $40 Mt.
SOpe Roab.
|SOiepb 6. Gabia, 80, 1926 uplanb
I place.
lgbitb 6. gQis, 81, SHD ROrnoob.
}SObn ). ROb, 80, 3o4o gsstman ct.
lMarp u. Gopsll, 30, 1850 gurbstts
apenue.
I9arrb s. RdbriRg, 27. 545 9anbs
! ridge Str.
lGlara Stein, 90, 1o4 Deit 2ibertp
Strabs.
{9om Scott, %, 727 Carlisle 2lDe.
lSne5 MiQs, "a, 2odlanb, 8.
|9eorse 6. Wepsr, 81, Glspss, 8.
SDa N. Senoerion, 81, asburD, 8.
SaIius gersnbs, "a, gsqspue. a9.
lSopbia albersbarbt, 43, SiO Hors
tpoob.
(Robert 3. Rseb, "a, 844 Dat ctr.
lMartba 6. SobniOn, %. Cane Ses
minarp place.
]@iliam ssnhunbfsIb, 25, Saps
tborne 4be.
9bsrsfa stoblmann 21. 7o7 Carr
Strabs,
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Der gHmlratb
@erlanat biqisere GleftriSitat uDn
Der llniOu Gas & electric 50.

Scr S9ulratb mill III 3ufunft
nitt mebr bic reguIarcn Hatcn iiIr
oie glcftri3itdt 3nbIenL pcIde pult Der
Union @as 4 electric SO an Die per
itiebenen S6ulen selieiert pirb, ion.
bern ols Gngrosabnebner betro6tet
pcrben un6 btQigereGaten baben. Gin
9eifiuB III oieiein gimme .puroe III
Der geitrigcn Sisung oes Stpllrat5s
aui gmpieblung bcs Sausfomrittees
sciobt uno Die Union Sos & electric
Gp. lUirb BON oieien 8iiniden in
&e1ntniB geiebt lucrOen.
sIngebote iiIr alnitreiderar6eiten
I'M S1nerr Der Sugbes uno Der
gSoobparb SotI6ulc, iopie fiir Die
elettrli6e alnlage i'll Der College Sid
StuIe purbcr pom Stlilratb ge0if.
net umo Dem @autommitfce Hnb bem
9eId)aitsfiibrer Sandman Sur Erii'
lung unO Sabuliruna ilberwieieu.
SSm llebrtgen bieb Der stllrotb
IN ieiner geitrigen oifi5iellen SiBung
Die 8eidliIiie gut, Die er am Sams.
tag als 8lenatfonumittee gefaBt
bate unb ote in Oieien SpaIten be-
reIts perofIentlidt lpuroen.
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alrbeitslpiigfeit
gserunlukte bic II Sabre alte Gtbcl
anberiOn sn einem sclbifmcro'
Deriud).

Aus 8er5peiillng boriibcr, oaB IS
itr troe aIler 9enliihungen ilitt &C.
Iinaen tpoIlte, @ei1Gftigung gu Tin.
oet, madte geitern 8Ormittag Die II
Sabre oIte Gtbel glnocriOn IN Der
@obnrrug ibrer @tnttcr i'm Sallie gto.
1855 ,Sntermebinte 9luenue ben Der
ild), ibrcm 2ebel ein @nbe 81 ua6cn
luo nabm cine Guantitdt slrlenif,
nad6em lie pieber cinmnl im Saufe
0ca Worgens perae6lif Oil bier Eld'
gen nm g(rbcit ncd)5eiragt bate.
giijdli6crlpciie lpuroc oas 8or.
ba6cn Der Sebcnsmiioen nod redjtjei.
tig gelrna bemerft unb iie ipuroe nad
hem itGotii6eu Soipitnl gebradt, no
6ie Ncrjte Ourh geciGneie @egei'
mittci icoe Sebellsgciobr beieitigt2u.
Gt5cl bate al lire 9lngeb9rigcn
einen fur5cn 9lbid)ieOsbricf gcidlrie.
ben, Ger mie ioIgt Iautete: sd babe
ned 9lrbeit aeiudjt uno tam feine
iinoeu. Gs lit mir nnmoglid, MID
!,ob iernerbin m 9cid)ditigur9 81
benujben. NiGge @ott mir uer5eiben.
abcr itb fam obuc at ar6eiten nidt
uciterIcbcn SS(b bin Iest bier Nod)au
long pBne 9eid)ditigung 81 $auie
Geloeiall. GtbCl.
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Srau aat6arine 2lofte see6rt
Sie ergalt Sas SiplOm fur 25jGbrige
WiitslieoidJaii.

Der Trauenpersin Der gpang. prot.
St. sSobanues 9emeinDs aui Wt.
9luburn bat isiH Wiitelisb 5rau
Gatbarire Rclte. bic bemisl6sn felt
25 2abrsn anaebOrt, baburt seebrt,
oaB Der 8snannteu Elm 9iplom Der
GbrenmitaIisbi9aft iib,rrei6t puroe.
9os gsifab gsitern QbenO unb IS nor
ber 2lnlab elmer bii6fden I5.itIi6isit.
Batter Grnit 9ob trGfinete bic Jsier
nit elmer bersltdsn 4niprahe, bic
treuen uneissniibissn Disnits Der
Subilarin um ben IrauenpsrsiR unb
nm Die 9emeinbe berporbebsno. Die
Or9aniitin frau Sreb. Weibmann err
frsute bic dsitperidmmIuna nit sinsm
PianoIo u. FRI. Selsu 9raunpart nit
einem 9eianaiolo. Punmebr srfolsts
Die 8ipIomiiberreibuna bur6 bisqrGs
itbeutiu b.s arau.npsrsins 5rau
2ouiia 8enus unS sSrau Rolte bartte
in bspeaten Wortsn fir Die ibr 5us
thsil aetporbsue G6runs. Rd6b.m
TrI. 9raunpart nod Elm aisb ssiurs
gen hatts. perein.s Elm S5siteFen bic
qnpeienben 9ameR. Der patsrs
Traunperein 5dbIt isst 18 gbrsumit.
qlieoer.
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Weburfen.

SsatO6 unO geFie SOrpis, 400
Part Strabe; MGba.n.
U. uno anna Saosnitein, 0aptor,
Sb., Wadodsn.
9luauft uno Satberine Musl.r,
1853 anpr Strabs; WGo6en.
WiGiam anb 4Htpinetts 9laes,
1018 Roiemont Qos.; MGb6en.
Clifford unb Gillian Wsn3, 1924
pattiion Strabs; Mdo6en.
SSmre unb SuIia Natd, 1926
Gaitern 4Oenus; ana6e.
SSames uub 2ia3ie Cooper, 1920
8uob Strabe; &nabe.
SSo6n unb Della Goot, 939 Barr
Strabs; &nabs.
sSobn uub Qnnis Wiler, 926 9eIt
Strabe; WGb6eu.
9eoras unb @ond Sug, 2435 gos
lsrain glDe,; MGb6en.
9luquft uno Cecilia Grnites, 1912
9roaopdb; MGb6en.
SSofepb unb glsmenttne &lus, 62
Peete Strube; &uabe.
Wiaium unb Warie Strobl, 1852
@tue Strabs; MGb6en.
Senrn unO &atberine Strsit. 1856
Weftpoob 2tpe.; Mdo6en.
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Martin Brennan, AZ, 21S5 Gem
irnl @ps.; Subsrtulnfe.
sspiepb 9rDdndnn. 80. 12o69rpdb.
nan; 2eberlsipen.
ntilbreb SSofepb. 8 Mnnats, 22o
Straber apenus; SdirG6e.
Siaocre Nspsr, Cd, 1911 gosman
StrnBe; Waaentrebs.
g9iIlidm 9rate. rs. 1904 CLINT
Strdbe; Niersnlsiben.
Sorotbea S6usrmann, 2So1 Gar.
tbaas 9(Oe., 93lsaIont Ribse; Ssrs.
leiren.
Marp Srieprih. So, 1916 Gin
StrnBe; @ebirnihlag,
8eorae Mu[lenger, 65, StdStii9es
9lrmenbaus; g(rterienpertaltuna.
9li6olas 9}obaers, 7S, 1877 Sns
luooo Blucs; 9eberleioen.
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Gterblt@feitsberi@t.

Charles Cabs, As, 2251 GlOrsnc.
4peHue; 5ubertulOis.
gmiI Ssuerbu6, 45, Siibtass so.
fpitaI; Operation.
Dilbur Rtst, 28, Uit. 9ealtbp; Sn.
aueit IN S6psbe.
Wargaret SOfd, So. Ola gIart
Strabe; S6DG6s.
Wilium &assra, "a, 2149 @its
bert 2lOenus; 2uRaenent5iinbung.
Sinner &eOnarb, II, StGbtii4es
.Sofpitul; Snqusit in Sdipsbs.
George 6onepman, Ga, 4O7 Ri9s
Mpno Strabe; 3uderru4r.
RapmpnD Mpore, 21, 555 on 13.
Strobe; 6irHbautsut5iinbung.
gbarles Burns, 80, !ceim Der Qrs
snsHf4pefterH; &rterienHr.al,aus.
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alsine ppli3eine brihten

ginbrsfsr iiatie!sn ben RGum'
li9tsiten Der iJirma ai6t C WoHkI'
mann, 80. BAT Dalnut Strab. in
Der 3sit 5piiten Samftos Radmit'
tag unb WOntns Wlorstn eiHsH Be
iu@ ab unb lisbsn $3.50 in guar
miieeben. Inter ben BON ben 9au.
nsrR ssfunbsusn gtlbiiiidsn bsfanbtu
iid aud Sipei JalIifilats, ein falidsr
Dollar IOpis Elm faliasr balber Dol.
lar unS bieIs WiiBsn birfien bic
5err,n Ginbr,dsr in lIns.IssenbeiteH
brsnssH.
- Sbns gsuie mubisn Ginbrsher
ubSisben, bic fid Ginsons 5u ben
RGHnlihteit.u Der II. 2. alag Co.,
SO. 329 God Strabs psrffafft bats
ten, benn on ben GslbIdrant pas.sn
iis iid nitt uno ioHft tonnien iis
nidts finbsn, mas Ses Witnebmsns
nerib mar.
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Mit Sarbplidure
Wadte Ser 90 Sabre altc 2amrcnec
Sceriit ieinem Seben eiH Gnbe.

9II3 9eide lamb geitern @ornittag
$. N. Secriit. pon 9so. 953 @eit
Scdite StrnBe, ieiuen % Sabre olten
SoDn Smprcrre IpieOcr. nit benz er
am Samitag cine crnilIiGe gtusciuan.
oeriegln9 geba6t, wprauf 2aprence
has e!terlide Saus pcrlaiien bate.
Der iunge @iarn batte iib in oen
Scgirbaus gfo. 2l5 MeIt gfcurtc
Ctr. no er am Sautitag Elm 3im.
mer gemietbet, nit aarbolialre Der.
siftet.
3pi'den Batter uuS Sobn iuar es
am Salnitag Rorgen 5u elmer befti.
gen guScinau6erieeung gefommen,
neil nodl Der sIuiid)t oes 8aters ser
Sobn ieinen 5abnar5tIiben Stuoien
!:i6t eifrIg genlIg obIag. 2apreucc
uerlleB ihliebIi6 OaS cIterIidje Sans
uno telepbonirte Damn am Sonntag
.gfcrger, OaB feline gIrgeborigen i6n
I'm Sauie go. 215 < Neunte Ctr.
filtoell t0nuten. @citeru 8ormitta1
nadJte iid Der @ater alli ocn 8ag
I'm nofmals nit bern Sobn elm rrn.
ties @ort 81 reoen uno I'm nab
Saiie 6u briHgeu. 9r fano ieoo6 Die
3lnnIertbiir ieineS Sobncs IL.
idloilcn luO nlS Die 5bijr qcipaltian,
gelpren8t luoroeh fano man Gam.
renee Srcriit ais 2eide III Dem 3iul.
mer Dor, oenn er bate nit aar6ol.
idure ieirem 2e6en ein gnoc se.
mahi.
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@egen Waffenansiubr
GrGe6cu Die 6ciitlidjen Der MetbpSi.
itenfirdlr lire Gimme.

Die 9srsinisuns Der Metbobiitsr
(SeiitIi6eu BAT proteIt einseIest ssser
bas i6ma6polls 9ebabren unIerss
Qanbes, ipeldss ben 2taiirten Die Waf.
fen liefert unb bieTe baourh in ben
Stano iebt, ben i6retlicben &ries 3u
Uerldngern. Die 9ei6liiiIe baben fol-
genoen WortIdut;
geI6ioiien, bub bic 9sreinisung Der
WiethooiitsnseiitIi6en pon Cincinnati
unn llmgegenD bic MaBudbmen bss
prdiibentsn 8ilIpn in Der iebigen
Welttriiis autbeibt.
SaB bic 9ereinigten Staaten pers
urt6eilt >perben ipesen ibrer 8affens
Inb MtunitiOnslieferunsen an biz
triegfiibrsnben europdii6sn WtGhte.
8aB bic Iotalepreoigsr In
llebereinitimmuua nit oem gluIruf Dss
Sif6Ofs Granitcn in 8uibinston ii.
nen Gag bes @ebets beItinme i'm Sns
tereiIe oes WeItfriebens uno elmer
9siTerung Der in Der Wslt berri6enOen
s3uitdnbe.
DER 9reiie Rep. $. GrenBsnbers.
Der i'm giirssrtriea fir isin 2looptiD.
oaterlano aIs tapfsrer Sffi5ier ses
t1mpft bat, fpru6 in feiNer 9erurs
tbeilung Der DaffsnlieFerunsen frei
bon Der 2e6er meg, Or. 6. Sober
trat fir 9ribsbuItung Der i.peilissu
Wiutteripraae in ben Gemsinbsn elm.
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Siptbes glut fir blaRe
9eute.

ctu ereber ssprEnth bon roihsn Btuiferrer'
fefi IN pa5icniee. mds ieoem lRnnu poer ieoet
Eraii sit Belnnbheit rpIioer 6eitdhtsiorbe nub
firibrotben etppsn herhiifi bte 5uffn1t su
dshritinie iinb Nuber gnb plH5lth nnrotbt1
unb uuscrbenr acidbrlfh. 9rei'Srdn pnpoi
0nelaHe IahIetien crScilpeil. penn iie onrb
sinigc 9llnnaie reaeImlbtl gebrancbt reroet
eiUe arube gtusabl bon mltliioneH Der t1ipen
Hnh mcibrn NlHtibrperfen ilro ocrbeiiern Mot
nata1e hes Fieifdes an BEN mdGcren unb
idipaheu RBrvcr. 9iee 1dbletien beioroern bic
NfimiIailGn. abfotbiTuna une Nrtbnniie mo
bice reiftde oifc ~ Den arntteil oer Aatlr
heTdnoert bic GieiihtsiaTbe pne Die Seiinlf.
Gle iucroeu non Ncr8icn pertfriebeu. abcr ~
sIulqc ibrer o6niocu NarmIoilateit erlolgt hel
@elen ote zclbiibebaHoIung. pelrhe lie. otrcit
ron leeer meblaiieriirteH Gpetbete ilh Der
fdalien fBHneH
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1ie ZAiueis
Sdidt aniebuiid)e Srnppenmafien in
ben aanton Seiiiu,
lin bic italieniidyeu 5rrsbeHtiiteH
SOrtielbit in SaadJ so baIten.

9aieI. 81. Weai. Die sfegierimg
Scr sdpreis id,idt pieIe Tritppen
had, Dem iiiolideu 1beil oes Sanbes.
imb unmeuiIih in ben Stanton Sei.
in. Ger 3ipef Oieier Sruppenba'
Deg,mgen lit Der. bic itaIicHiidru
Srreocntiiten in Der Sdhpeis Bii per.
binoern Elm isrchuiaisen.Gorps 3n
organiiirel, oas Die itn[ieutide ar.
NEE intcriiiihcn Toll. Sie III mob!
aid ais goriidismnbregel dii5li.
ieben, Sn i'll oas gypaniionsprr.
erantm Der itnIieriideI Rattpiiten
obne 3lpeiicl, ipenn ai,9 itiai9tpcl.
geio, oic ereirieae griperbuns be-
gang itnIieniidea anutons Seiiiu eiu.
oeid,loiieu III
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Sred,er glanbhberiaa.

9os Spfsr zines iibsrons fre6en
Raubi6rfnls purbe s.Iiern 4benb
5bsobor Malier. Der i'm gimer's 90,
lei an Der Ssd1iisn Rnb Walnut Stras
q. pobni. Wdbrsnb CT bi. Meii
Sehfie Strabs sntlang sins uub bic
Game Sirabs paHir.s. ipraNs pl5sIi4
Elm baumIanssr Reser auf ibn ;u.
itredt. tin bura ,insn puniisen
5auitidlda ~ 9oben unb Hdbm ibm
oanH bic aoIbsns Safdenubr meg. bi,
siHsn Wertb bon S35 rsprdieniisrt.
G6s aui bic 6ilfsruf. b.s 9sraubtsil
msbr.re in Der Roabaridaft ipobnsn.
be psrfpnT herbtitilien, mar Der
Sirassurauber nit i.insr 9suts ldnsii
nerihipunpsu.
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Gentidler 9anblueArperein.

Der 9euti6e aanbpebrUertin feitrs
ts aeitern bas anbsnisn ftines lonss
iahrigen p.riipr6snu TlitgIitbs Sids
bore Wepsr. Gbe nit Der GrlsSisung
b,r pprIissenbsn @eihdfte bsgonnsn
ipurbs. moft. prdIibent erHit Websr
ben Wlitalisbsru offi5ieu Rittbsilun8
bonn abIsbsn bss aamsraoen Sidoore
Msptr. benz sr sin.n beraIiden yta4s
rui ipibmete. Die anlref.nbtn erhos
ben iif sur gbrsn bss anotntens
6es 9erepigten Don ibrtn Siben uno
lp1brenb bic Sameraben itdHben, ges
batts grGiibsnt Wsbsr aud nit fur'
asn. srarsif.nosn gOritn Der padsrsn
aanbslsuts. bic pdbrenb bss gesens
ipartiasn arisss auf BEN JtIos Der
Gbre asfnlIen iino.
giSeprGiioeut 9rueser. Der ols
9abrtuhtrdaer BEN aamerubtn WItper
bic I.bte gbrs eripiei.n taite. itottete
ban @ersin i'm Pamen Der Sinierbii.s
bsHsn bsrtu tisfsmpfuubsnen 0ant d5
fir bic pieIen 9erpeiIs Der 5bsilHatms.
ipelhe 6srrn Weber ioipobl ipGbreno
i.insr Ianatn aranibsit su ab.il ss'
iporSen. ipipis fir bic getbsiIiguna
am geardbrib. Wa6 moiaif6em Ri'
tus mar cine gefiatiung nit Tiufii
ousasiGlphsn unb Die 3hsiInabme bes
aanbpebrpsreins mubts ii4 aui bi.
Gntienbung ron gabrtu6irasrn unc
bic 4npefsnb.it Der Gdmsrab.H. bic
ii1 aug eiasn.n Siiiten sinssiislt bats
zen. btitrdnt.n.
Nm flint frants Miteliebtr fpurbs
bas ii6libe arnnisnsslo i'm Gsiammts
6styaa, pom S35 nnsepisi,u. Gin,
ginlabuna bss gubsrii5sn llntsrs
itasunasper.ins, 81 beFN am 20.
stuni iiattfinb.uSen pisnic I'm glif'
ION 9ort.n IN Rspport tpurbe anee'
rOmm,n unb DousdbIist gstteiIisuns
b.ihloHen.
gesiiaIiG b,s Uer.iuspituies, has
betanntlib am 10. ausuii In Satisb
abeebalter piro, bsri6.ets 5err
SteusrmanH, eab Oas aommittes in
ben nitf.,u 5a8eu nit rem @crbereis
iun9sn beainn.n pirb. 9a perfdiei
Rene Der bisb,rietn Wiislisbsr bsruf'
lid psrbinb.rt par.u gu bi,nsn, purS.
Sas aormittss bura Die Grnnsnung
Der 6srrsn g. S1ratt, R. Was'
n.r unb sulius SaIf.sr vsrpouiidns
blot.