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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09
WILL RUN AGAIN

Judge Charles Kerr, Of Fayette
county, has announced that he will
be candidate for another term as
Circuit Judge. Judge Kerr was ap-
pointed first by Gov. Augustus e.
Wilson and later was elected to fill
the un-expired term of Judge Watts
Parker.
Judge Kerr's friends say that he
will twin in a walk" and point to
the fact that he has conducted his
office without regard to politics but
has given every litigant fair deal.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09
BACCALAUREATE SERMON

In order that their congregations
might attend the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening to hear Rev.
NJ. V. P. Yeaman deliver the bac-
calaureate sermon to the graduates
of the Mt. Sterling Public School,
all other churches in the city dis
missed their congregations.
The large audience was especially
pleased with the sermon, which
showed careful study and prepara-
ton. Special music was also en-
joyed.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09
McDERMOTT TO SPEAK

Lieutenant Edward j. McDermott
will address the voters of Montgom-
cry county this afternoon at l 80
o'clock in the interest of his can
didacy for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Governor. Mr.. McDermott
is well known and has quite a num-
Der of supporters here who will no
doubt have a large crowd to hear
him
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09
WINS PRIZE

Levan Loveland, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Loveland, Of Winchester,
was last week awarded a beautiful
gold medal offered by the D. A. R.
for the most creditable work in the
Winchester Schools in the study Of
history. He made a general aver
age. Of SO 4O-45. Mr.. and Mrs.
Loveland have many friends here
who will be interested in the above
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09
GOES TO CLARK COUNTY

James B. Cecil, Of this city, has
closed deal with Il. w. Neal, of
Elkin Station, Clark county, where
by he gets control of the large gen.
eral store which has been operated
by Mr.. Neal. Mr.. Cecil and family
will move to that place within few
days to reside.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09
HORSES DOING WELL

Quite a number of horses are be-
ing trained at the local Fair Ground
track and all of them are doing
nicely. The crack trotter, Hugh
Miller, is taking his work especially
well and it is thought by Mr.. Little
who owns him, that he will be bet
ter this year than ever before.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09
HOT FIGHT

The race between Judge j. M.
Benton, of Winchester, and Judge
W. r. Shackelford, Of Richmond,
for the Circuit Judgship in that dis
trict is developing into a hot fight.
Judge Shackelford spoke at Win
chester Saturday to a large aud
ience. so
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09
For Sale Privately

Ny modern brick cottage on East
High street, contains nice bath room
and all modern conveniences. Pos
session can be given at once. Apply
to T. X. Barnes.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09
OUT OF RACE

Mr.. r. Dean Squires, Of Carlisle,
has withdrawn from the race for
the Democratic nomination for Sup
erintendent Of Public Instruction.
Mr.. Squires would have run an ex-
cellent race in this county as he has
a large number Of relatives here.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09

At Photograph Car $500 cabinets
now only $1.40 per dozen. Swell
Goth century only $1.98 per dozen.
Post cards 90 cents per dozen. 25
Ping Pong 35c. These prices only
for a short time.
49-tf. Parker Photo Car.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09
To the Ladies'.

| represent the Goodwin Corset
Company-also handle hair goods
and Marivello preparations.
Miss Emma Lee Young
Phone sos. 47-4t
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09
Notice!

We do transferring. J. ". Haher
Phone $40. 37-tf.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09

"Save the difference by trading in
your old saddles and harness" ON
new ones or have them over-hauled
at Conroy's. 49-2t
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09

For a nice steak, roast, ham or
anything in the meat line call Van
arsdell.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09
For Rent

House on Locust street. Apply
o S. P. Greenwade.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09

Best Home Killed beef, pork and
veal at Vanarsdelps.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09

Get your veal at Grsenwade's-
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09
For Sale

1875 foot tobacco bed. Apply al
this office.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09

Go to Greenwade's for Spring
Lamb and Country Ham.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1915-06-09

The best of everything to eat at
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-18

Such is the belief expressed by Ed
gar 4. Adams. superintendent OF a
Cleveland hardware manufacturing
company. one Of the largest Of its
kind In America. He declared today
that women mechanics have begun a
permanent invasion of mems places in
factories. As women and girls have
supplanted men at typewriters, be-
hind department store counters and
In the textile and canning industries,
so will they take mems places at all
machines where dexterity and consid-
cradle muscle Is needed, Adams be-
lieves. At first these women workers
will be recruited mostly from those
immigrant races whose women are
accustomed to manual labor in the
fields.
Due to the labor shortage here,
where 5000 skilled mechanics are
needed. and to the decrease In immi-
grafton. Adams declared he was en-
ployiRg as fast as he can find them.
women constitutionally fitted to oper-
ate machines; and that other employ
ers were doing the same. At drilling.
punching and trimming presses. Ad-
ans company now employ 100 wo-
men. They are running machines for
meriy operated by men. and doing
better work, Adams said.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-18

These women, recruited from the
ranks of Polacks, Lithunians. Slavs.
and Hungarians. averaging $1.75 per
day for eight hours work, are some of
them married. their husbands work
ing in other parts Of the shop. Others
get married, and keep on working.
Their average age Is about 25 years.
Inspection Of the rooms where the
women were employed showed good
light. heat and ventilated. Foremen
were close by to adjust any machine
that might get out of order.
Comparing conditions surrounding
the women employees at the heavy ma
chimes, with hundred stenographers
in nearby ofiice, Adams said women
trades workers got a greater financial
return for their efforts because, un-
like the stenographers, they had no
social standard to maintain.
Every employer takes away a part
Of the wage he pays stenographer.
because he requires her to dress neat
ly and properly" Adams said. I'VE
don't care how our women machinists
dress. However. they dress very WE'LL
as q class, their standard Of living IL
not low, and many Of them have very
respectable bank accounts.
"Stenographers do we'll to keep
clear of the credit man"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-18
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~ MARGARET MASON
Written for the United Press)

and the signature hanky was held
solely to the Quivering nostrils Of the
rich and highborn.
This merry Christmas season has
revolutionized all this. however. A
hanky hand embroidered, with a fac
similie Of the owners own dashing
signature. is now within the reach Of
all and every nose. For 50 cents you
may have your full name done in any
color on a good quality linen hand
kerchief.
Naturally. the thicker you care to
60 a. to price. the thinner the quail
ity Of linen In your hanky will be.
So there you are! And with the
hoi polloi blowing over their own
hand embroidered signatures. what
ever are the elect going to do for an
exclusive novelty IN the menchoir
line. Perhaps they'll 60 bit further
and have their birth certificates, mar
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-18
riage licenses or pedigrees worked Out
in the original design.

riage licenses or pedigrees worked out
in the original design.
Like fairy gossamer are the tiny.
handspun linen glove handkerchief
with wee hemstitched OF scolloped
edges. some with intricate monograms
and others with exquisitely embroid-
cred garlands and wreaths.
Wide hems, narrow hens. scollops.
lace edging and edges bound in COL
ors are but q few Of the manifold
manners of finishing these dainty
linen squares. To disguise neces-
sity as luxury has been achieved
with the acme of success In these
handkerchiefs Of these winter days.
The color note in gayest futuristic
or dainty pastel tones enters often
either in the hens. the embroidery, or
even occasionally colors the entire
handkerchief itself.
For infant noses and the undevel-
oped button noses Of peurility. ador-
able little silk and linen squares
bloom with the omniprescent sportive
Kewpie in alluring colorings and
quaint little cross stitch people doing
everything from hanging out clothes
to shooting Indians.
Truly. they would make most any
small nose gay.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-18
Since Working in Muniion Plants,
Women HaveD Developed Into Capable
Machinists and Good Shop Workers
Omitted Press Correspondence

Omitted Press Correspondence
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. 1870
many hundreds OF women machinists
"ri mechanics have been developed In
th's and other American industrial
ccnters since the European war boom.
cd business and cut of immigration,
that the American woman's invasion
OF the mechanical trades threatens to
vie with the invasion OF the same field
by women In Europe.
Thousands OF women have been en-
ployed for years on light mechanical
tasks In this country. but skilled wo-
men mechanics manipulating giant
steel lathes. punches. drills, trimming
presses and other heavy machinery. Is
believed to be an Industrial innova-
ton In America.
This at least Is true In Cleveland.
which. with other cities, Is riding the
crest OF the prosperity wave started
by huge war orders from Europe. The
cause Is twofold--there Is a labor
shortage. and women are more eff.
Client In certain mechanical work.
Whether women will continue their
invasion OF Jobs formerly filled by
men Is. many manufacturers say. one
Of the big factors to be reckoned with
after the war is over.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-18

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-It Is In
deed an Ill wind that blows no good.
for it's the rawest, nastiest of winds
which necessitates the handy hanky;
but who wouldn't have q cold in the
head Just In order to have one Of the
stunning new handkerchiefs in the
hand.
Time was when the exclusively
monogrammed handkerchief and the
ones embroidered with the whole sig
nature Of the possessor were not for
every woman's nose to be stuck into.
Just the patrician probosci reveled In
such exclusively marked nne linen,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-18

Now that the wintry north wind
blows.
One needs do likewise with the nose
So bear In mind this thrifty line:
A handkerchief In time saves none.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-12-18

Ftne iins Of Rajamas for xnas Gllts.
70 XXX. = ueaeA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-29

WoltSipilen fiibrt. Die glniift bel
prdFoenten. bab Der WrIlsipillt in ben
Yer. @taaten BON Mmeritu teine Role
ipislt, ipirb bon ben Ronsrebmitslie.
Dern niHt getbsilt unb ipis enti1ieber
er 1T, bariiber ertbeilt bds perGrbert,
WerbaIten zines aonsreb.M .Mitsliebss.
bas tn Der ausldubiiden pclitit eins
ipi4tige RoIe fpisIt, jattfamen Muf-
f9lub. gs TT bas Reprdientani
5loob, Der Doriiser bonn Saustommit.
tee fir austpdrtise 4ngsleaenbeiten.
Als i'm porisen Sabre Die @orlase eius
sebrddt fpurbe tpelde elm Wsrbpt ssz
gen bic Waffenausfubr onorbneis,
mari Jloob fie in ben papiertorb.
Sept aber 1T er anberen Sinnes ae-
iporbsn unb bdlt es angeiihts bes eni.
f4iebenen 9oltsniIlsus, Der elm ioIs
des Gefeb perlanst. fir ansebra9t,
Der Joroeruns ndber gu trsten, ipobsi
su bemerten 1T, bdb bic petitionen
niht Bios bic unterI6rifi bon Binos.
ttrids sGmeritanern trasen, bie Der
g.rdiibent als teinsr 8eadtuns ipiirpig
bGlt. fonbern bon Der lanbpirtbfdafts
li4en 9epOlteruns tss Weitens unb
Siibens 3u MGliouen an 3abl untsrs
sei6net iuorben iinb. Bis jsbt bat Der
prdfibent ben apnsreb Inn ben Singer
setpidelt. 9as lam er, tpie eriidtlid,
nidt msbr tbun unb es III baher oller
9runO sur annabme ponbanben, 5db
prdfibent Wilfon eeapuna.n fein
tpirb. feline prObritiihe pplitit einer
asnSerung gu untsrsiebm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-29

ainfltr, Der ibr 2lbbiLb fduf2 Ct Bat
iit an bie pforte bes Grdbes stfelt
i'm IanSfleib, cine DolIbliitnbe Role
i'm Giirtsl. nit GpibenhdnDfd fduben
unb Gt0delfhubtn, fait m0Ats mon
iasen: Elm Qiep 0uf ben 2ippsn, Elm
iineenbss, tlinsenbes SdGftrIiso ben
llruranfana zines Wiener Walaers.
Ga bas III 10 granbtnbufs a.
g.! limb Bat man senlis trumgsftos
BERT I'M MaDer Der @riifis atpiihen
Wsausrn nnb GduIensdnsen, bonu
iteist man binauf su iensr Stitte, ipo
Sron unb SfoIbe bduiisn, tpp bsr
arislaftempel, mo bic Marientirde
itanb, bic eriie ebrtftlihe STRIDE bieier
2anbt, sim alien beilisen 5arlunser
Berg; Rarienbera heibt er bsut. Bonn
9empel bss Wenbens5bsn III nidts
mebr gebliebsn, BON Der Marieniirfe
melbst brSdslnbes Mauerntptrt i'm
graie - Elm ariessrbenimal itebt an
ihrem pldb, bic aurmort 8rdnosns
BURG isbie es ibren in bsn brsi ltbien
arieaen sefallenen SDbnen.
gs iteben ba piels Hamen II, solbes
rsr Sdrift ouf srauem Sttin, es ipsrs
ben bieie nod bdau tommsn, tpenn bies
fes arisses Jlammen aussebrannt
iinb, unb ipabrlid: feline before Stdtte
fam man ibrsm Gebsnien fpeiben als
bieie, su Der In perbdmmsrnbtr Dor
seit iton Der Wsnid poll ipti6epoller
4nbnM sos. Weit liest tisf nnien
bos itillt aanb, bns qlte grdnbcnbiirs
aer, bas bsuiffe 2ano. Walb uno
WaiIer unb Wisie fpie Dor 3eiien emit,
aber frubtrei6e sSelbsr, bliibenpes aes
ben ba3mifden. Don iiet8ebn Stdoten
tpinfsn bic 1biirme berauf. aug He5els
idfsirn in bidutr Jerne sriibt bod
uno iiumm Der Mdgbefmreer Dom. -
llnb bart am syhbe bes 9erses
8ranbeublira ieIbii. NIT isinen 3hiir-
men ano airdsu, ieiHen sriinsn Bart
tnfeln unb ieinen Jelogrduen. SenH
bon s.lbsranen ipimmsIt ss bier; an
aqsn Gdm unb Gnben triift man iie.
uno lie iinb bier fpie ber SdluBaiioro
in einsm aeipaIiiseH 1onasmdlbe, eE
III bas SsIb.nIieb bonn aampf bes
0ermanengeiiies gsaen bag Slaipens
tbum. Der an biefer Stdtte ksann uno
in ibnen aetpifermdben ieiHsn Nus
ilana finbei.
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Der gtabtratb
Sat iid nad) ieintr seitrisen Sitaus
oeiinitin pertaat.
Gle Serren staStpater befomplirusn,
tireH chamber.

Der s.seupGrtise Stabtrdtb Bat iid
seItsrn oefiuiiip Deriast unb bic
SdlubiiBuna ssitaIiets iid mad Der
erIsoisuns Der iueuis.u nod pOrIies
senben 9si6dfis 3u einer art 2isbsgs
feit, gelegentli4 beHeH bic Serreu
Stabtpdter fit bic gr0bisH 2iebenss
ipiiroig..iisn fasien uHb ii9 seseuisi.
tia ibur sr0bten So6d9tuns psrs
iifertsn.
Sas Rebetournisr fpur6e BON 6errn
WuIIsn sr0finet. Der inter iiiirmiihem
Jubel bem gegenpdriigen Siabiratb
oas aompIimsnt 3olis, bab poIiiil
in ben 8.rbanblunsen abioIut iein.
Role sefpielt babe unb fpdbrenb Der
perfloHsHen 3pei Sabre aud Hiht zine
einsiae sepianie 0erbeH.runs aus
pOliiii6sn @riinben bsidmpfi iporoen
lei. St CAB Der Soffnung 4usbrud,
bab Der iommenbe Gtabtratb ebenio
1armonifb suiammsndrbeitsn tpiirbe.
ORR CHARTS Sdipbsr, Der ausifeir
oeilpe Jubrtr Der bfskrtgtn pemofrd'
iilfsn WinoritGt, bate iosar ben
pegafus bsiiiestn unb pubit NIT
gans tSiiIitem 5umor einiss barmIoie
5isbe ousSuibeilen, bic bur6ipee ries
iige Ssiierteit ansl0iien. 9err Saipper
CAB often 3u, bab sr nit aufrihtisem
8ebauern aus bem Stabtrdtb fGxibe,
ba isin pi.rjdbriess Wirisn in ber
gsbSrbs iebr intersHant seipeien isi.
Weitsre iurjs arIprahen ipurbsn
nod, BON ben ausfhsibenben Stabtpd=
tern asllcga unb Griebman sebalien
unb prdiibent Dauner nabm gum
S6lub GeI.aenbsii, ben Gtabtratbs=
mi.alisbern fir bic unieritiibung gu
banten, bic he ibm In ieiner Mmtss
fiibruns gu 1beiI tp.rben lisben.
Die lsbts Sabresbotftafi bss 8drs
sermeiiters Spiegel, iiber bic an ons
Derer GieIle dusfiibrlin bsrittei fpirb,
ipurbe In ibrcm pollen Wortlaut bsrr
lefen unb bann au ben 2lttsn selest.
Sm llebrigen lag nihts bon Mi6tisr
teit 5ur erlebisuHs Dor.
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Ser YrdiiSeut uuo Der 8OusreR.

Die WeItsefai6te pieberbolt ii6.
Wie Dor bunbert Subren, aIs ebenfals
ein Delttriss tobts, Der &onsrsb Stsls
lung sssen Waabiion nabm, Der bic
Jredbeit Der Gngldnber nit ni9ts
mebr als nit proteiten bstdmpfsn
ipolIte unb ibn f6liebli9 aipang, eng
lamb ben aries gu ertlGren, 10 bereitet
ii6 iest bic Sa4lags i'm aonsreb ses
gen ben prditoentsn Wilion DOT. Der
Wioeritanb tommt Don berIelben Seite
unb aus beriel6en uria4e. Wie Dor
bunbert Sabrsn batten Der Weiten unb
Der Siibeu fdDer unter ben @epalt.
atten Gnslanbs gu leiben, bas, iuie
jeBt, nit elmer papierblodabs ii6 bds
Re9t berausnabm, bic 4usfubren ars
jenen 2anOsstbeilen an bic nit gngz
lamb i'm &risss itebsnbsn Iationen 5u
fapern unb Der 0ereleih ntrb bdour6
DsrDoQitGnbist, bab bamals, ipie jebt,
Der idpitaliftiihe Often 5u Gnsldnb
bielt.
Der praiioent, Der in Der Gef9idte
Der Ser. Staaten gut betpanbert 1T,
aber nit feinen 3enntniiien sine iisfs
sebenbe 9eridlagenbeit Oerbinbet. bat
Dordusgdeben. baB bic Greisniiie iebt
beuiefben Gang tpie bomals nehmen
tuerben unb @nitalten setroffen, um
bic Gutriiituus bes amtritanii&sn
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Gterblidbfeitsberidbt.

Rattle Dilion, 80, 514 pierfou
Str, Snq,isft in S9tpebe.
9snrp atrtboi. 60. 1923 Glepelanb
elbenue, ct. 9srnarO, Riidenmarsss
barre.
Gomarb Woorbab, 81, 1857 Gbses
ipooo 9lps., 4rterisnpsrtaliung.
5nrrp DaIiers, 20, 1883 Blue
Rod Ctr. 1ubsriuloie.
sSobn eratpl.p, 60. itabtii4ts Mrs
megbdus, Hisrenleioen.
patrid Goppiuser, 81, AGO on 8.
Ctr, Snqusit in Sdiuebe.
sSobn Sarper. IS, 1893 ainipnoo
Rodo, QlliersidDdte.
gDiuiam Wilion, n, ftabtii&ts ars
msnbaus, GsbirnihIag.
Rapmoub Gijsnbut, 2. 25O1 Mb.
biiou Str, aunsenent5iiupnns.
GliIabsib Gent, 72, 9obmann'ide
Wiitwenbsimaib, Gunsenent5iinoung.
R.sina Sdpars, 4, l27 1inoldp
Str, Sirnbauien5iiHbung.
2iais Stsrnbers, "a. 1910 Bitrtt
glps., 2ubertulois.
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Jest it's Msorb.
Ter sleitnmrateur sliGOlas asntHldtis
ieiner anselunnSe erleseu.

SIN itdbtif6en Sofpiial Farb ss'
tern Der Reitaurateur gliicIas Rom
iulatis, BON go. 230 Central glpe., an
Der austIipnnbs, bic ibm in BEN Re-
iiaurant im@srIauf eiHes Strsiiss DON
bem gri.6en Spbn De Jobns. Der I'm
ie!ben Sauie ipobnte, Dor Wo4enfriit
bsiaebrdd5t tporbsn mar.
Gesen De Sobns, Der fi@ felt Der
Sdiebsrei in 6aft bsfanb, purbe bars
aufbiH lofprt bic glntlass bss Wogbss
erboben alls Dor tinisen 5dsen Der
3uitanb bss aCntIIaiis iih berart per
ihlimmsrt bate, bab man isin able,
ben befiirhisis, iputbe De Jobns bon
ber YoIi3si NIT ibm fonfrontirt uHb
aontulaiis ibsuiifisirts i'm fofort
aIs Isinsn ansreiisr. Die Dsrbdnsnibs
pons S4i,bsrei iOl bic Gclss tinsS
Girsitss iibsr sinsn ilsinsn GsIbbstrdS
gerpslsR isin.
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8aie.Sau.

Die SabrssDerIammIuns Der Tlns'
iiOnal aisa, bsftbenb aus BEN Bore,
flyer elusuit Ssrrmonn, prdFbent
Der ,Nsbs1, ,lnb ben 6trren Isner
unb lSobnion, prGfibenten Der Ratio
ndIts reip. 2lmsriccn atgas, bic am
nG4asn Montag, 3. Januar. I'm Nes
fisen Ginton 9oisl tagen fclItg, iDirb
erft essen gnbe Der nd9fsn Wcdti
3uiammentrtten, iobalb btr WtrtaMI|
Der gbicagoer CUBS" (glui. Qtgd)
unb Der ct. Coulter rgrotpnSs (Qtm.'
aisa} an bic Grsgsberal Nasnotsn
Meaabman refp. Barr gum befinitipsn
abfdluB sstommsn 1T. 4ls 9oupts
aufgabe liesi Der apmmihion bic Besa
amf.nipabl Dor unb allsm 4niHeif|
mad fperben bic ietigen 8sumtsnl
ipieberseipdblt tpsrbsn.
SduptIins S.rsog tpirb fofort .dG
ben 5siertdsen in Cincinnati eintrefr
fen unb ldnsers 3sii pier Dsrbleibsn,
Inn bic Worbereitunesn 3ur Gin.
iibunssiour mad bem Siiben, bie I'M
faHgs Wdr5 besinnt. 5l perboafdns
bistn. Wasnat Ginctair. In bsnsn
Sdnben Der Dersduf Der Gpieler Der
Jsb.ral aisa liest, piro ebsns
falls in nGdfer Wode bisr trs
ipartet, BON ipsIt en- bic .Rsbs" sinsn
S4leuberer unb einen Sanger au
iid,eru boffen.
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@ebeimuiilpolle geid,idlte.'

Der polisei ipurbt geitnn BON BEN
Gifenbdbntonbutieur $. 3. Smitb in
Columbus srIuht, na6 beifsn Batter.
ben ebtnfalIs in Columbus ipobnbdften
gtriidsrungsasenten .. 8. Smith 5r
frfgu, Der felt einisen WoHeu psrs
idpuuben 1T uHb iid bsr aufbaltsn
iolI.
Smit5 battle, dls er Dor mebreren
Wodxn golumbus psrlieb, $1500 bel
iid iinb ipoais anseblit nuh %!
Gprinss.. pa, reifen. Dort IL q
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mile bSris abiolut nihts DON BEN
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DsIGe prubibition einsefiibrt baben,
III eriidtlid, bab in bieitn bic 2anbs
ipirtbfdaft ausidlieblih pber gum
srDbten Sbeife ben Gripsrb bes 0oItes
bilbet. Gs entfpri4t bas Der Mabra
nebmuns in 9eaug auf aocal Option.
aanbpirthfaaftlias Counties iinb fir
prpbibitipn, bic SnbuitriszGpunties
Dasesen. Damit ift unieres grmeifens
bic alusiidt segeben. bab es niemals
m0slid fein pirb, bic sdammtcn
Der. Staatsn troden 3u legen unb bab
bic poltsrsihften Staaten ii4 Der PRO-
bibition fern balten perben. Das 1T
aud Der 9runb, pespesen bic prpbis
bitioniiten ben aonsreb su Ger llatsrs
breituns eines @erfafunssz z@menbe'
ments beipesen lpolIen, burd peldes
Die seiammten Ser. Staaten fir PRO
bibition seponnen iperoen iollen. Die
gerednuns 1T. oab bic lanbiuirtbe
l4aflideu Staaten bic Snbuitries
Staatsn an 3abl iiberrasen unb baber
Die Griteren bic 2esteren gu Derseipals
tigsn psrmDsen. gs perbleibt nod Der
aroit, bab erfabrunsssemdb aae
Sborbeiten i'm 2aufe Der 3eit fi4
iiberlebsn. Mit Der 9rpbibition fpirb
oas beItinmt Der Jau iein, benn in
abfebbarer 3eit tperben eine ganSe @ns
sabl Staaten. tpie es in friibsren Sab
rem seideten 1T. iid Der Giniiht ni4t
perfblieben tOnnen, bab bic probibie
tton bic bentbar fdle4teite 2Diuns Der
9etrdntefrase lit uub iid gu perniinttis
seren anidauungen betebren. Desipez
gen pdre ss iebo9 nidt ri6tis. ben
probibitioniIten in ibrem 9emiiben,
auf ben aongreB gu pirten, fr:ien
2auf gu laFen. Gdon bic prinSipiens
treue sebietst. elmer Der allsenlsinen
Wphlfabrt fddbtihen abiidt entsegen
gu treten unb ss lpdre nidt ansebrad!.
bic probibitiouiTten burh bic untsr>
breituns bss seba9teu @erfaiIuusss
amenbsments in ibrem gemiibeH su
ermutbisen.