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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02
BECAUSE HE ADVERTISED

I'VE have been told so many
times by Triton merchants who do
not advertise that advertising
doesn't pay, that it is refreshing to
read of the wonders that advertising
worked for Duke c. Bowers, vino
now owns forty-three stores in
Memphis, Tenn, and is doing an
annual business amounting to $2,-
100000. Sc says advertising did it
says the Triton, (Ga), Gazette;
and. commenting upon the para
graph, the Savannah Press explains
that Bowers started very modestly
with a small stock of goods. A
friendly newspaper man interested
him in the matter of advertising and
he found it so profitable he increas-
ed his space and soon began to use
two full pages every week. His
busine(s grew proportionately. He
is man who believes in advertising.
He Ought has made him rich. "
1t is not an unusual story at all q.
Every big merchant in the country
and every successful manufacturer
has done as Bowers did-advertised.
This is a day of much reading; peo-
pie read advertisements with sort
of activity, looking for opportunities
to spend their money to the bes DAFT
to spend their money to the best ad-
vantage. And where they think
they will get the best returns for
their money is where they trade
Miami Metropolis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

What bids fair to be one of the
biggest things in the upbuilding of
Lakeland and the development Of
contiguous territory, of the numer-
GUS enterprises that have been
launched, is the colonization propo-
sition of the Italian American De-
velopment Co., which has acquired
several thousand acres of Land a
short distance east of Lakeland.
This company plans to build the
city of "Ita-Helena," which will be
located on the Atlantic Coast Line
short distance beyond the present
station of Carriers. Already active
work has begun on this undertake
ing, and for some time large force
of men has been engaged. surveying
and clearing the lands. Contract for
paving the streets has also been let.
and the material is being placed on
the grounds for the erection Of 100
houses. This material will be fur
nished and the houses built by the
Lakeland Lumber and Supply Co.,
of which WI. H. Harrison, E. L.
Cordery and E. o. Garland are the
incorporators.
The plan of the development OPP
erations is to sell ten-acre tract
of land, with a neat dwelling erect
ed thereon, a we'll provided, and ev-
erything ready for occupancy. Ital-
ians of the better class will consti-
tute the settlers, and agents of the
company in the North already have
fifty families ready to occupy these
homes as soon as they are completed.
These are Americanized Italians,
with means sufficient to buy these
homes and to maintain themselves
until they make their farms self
sustaining, which, with this class of
people, frugal, industrious and ex-
perienced in farming, will be prac-
tically from the first.
The gta-Helena City Farms will
surround a public park of several
acres, a landscape gardener being
now engaged in laying out these
grounds. Fronting on the park will
be a church and a school building,
both of which will be erected by the
company. Free sites will be given
for a motion picture house and 9TH
err enterprises, including such indus
tries as can be secured. Negotia-
tions are now under way for vim
egar factory, a macaroni factory.
etc. A packing house for the con-
venience of the colonists will be
erected and the railroad will con-
struct spur to handle the ship
ments. A general store will be OPP
Grated by Mr.. and Mrs. Perconi, OF
this city, and the latter will prob
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02
Silver Tea at Woman's Club
Friday from 400 to $50:

The lfDranN department OF the
Woman's Club extend to the general
public a cordial invitation to attend
Silver Tea, to be given at the Club
House Friday afternoon, June 4,
from 4 to $3.50 o'clock.
The members of this department
have arranged an unusually enter
tanning program for this, the first OF
the weekly social affairs to be given
by the various departments during
the summer.
More than one hundred valuable
books have been added to the club
library during the winter and with
this increased growth. additional
bookcases must be provided.
Bring friend and enjoy the pro.
gram and the social hour-and re
Treatments.
LIBRARY DEPARTMENT.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

zBncle Yves McRae has just re-
med from a fine automobile trip,
n which he started last Tuesday,
1kompanied by the following young
Hes: Misses Mary, and Vera NC
e, Jewell White and Matte Smith
ke trip was taken to Umatilla to
1t Mrs. X. d. Smith, mother OF
u. j. C. Owens and Miss Smith,
II. Owens being already there.
"a young ladies will remain until
1T Sunday, participating this
elk in a camp hunt on the Okla
kha river. Apopka, Eustis and
kytona were visited by the party,
IA a very pleasant time was en-
ved, the trip being made in fine
he and without any accident to
hr it's pleasure.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

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 a fine crowd there this
summer. Temperature in summer IS
to SS degrees. Finest water in East
Tennessee. Table unsurpassed. Get
all particulars from F. ]. Hoffman,
Rutledge, Tenn. 1913
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

IN event of interest which occurs
orrow afternoon at Gainesville is
~ marriage of Mr. c. w. Long
this city to Miss Pauline Jordan.
g Long, accompanied by Mr.. F.
/. Owens, who will act as best man,
|otored UP to Gainesville today.
Ter the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
&c will return to Lakeland where
NJ Long is employed as salesman
The Cut Price Store. Mr.. Owens
m probably spend a week or more
1ting friends in Eustis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

n oetainly looks good to see that
~ force of men at work digging
a 6hes and otherwise aiding in in
Gn11lnx the gas plant. A small
a b at work on our streets, and
~ nave reason to be thankful that
IRE engaged in one Of the vic
h1R1o1 Of peace, and digging trenches
Atne purpose of bringing a public
1I1ty to our reach, instead of dig
trenches, as thousands are, for
1oses of war.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02
ANNOUNCEMENT

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for commissioner in the
Fourth ward, to fill the unexpired
term of Mr.. H. d. Mendenhall, re-
signed, election to be held June s,
1915.
If elected, l will serve to the best
of my knowledge and ability the in
terests of the entire city.
Respectfully, ,Hs
4191 GEO. w. MERSHON.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

nGFo. Earl H. McRae and little
-, ~ Tampa, and Mrs. McRae's
nother, Mrs. E. IS. Kitchen, OF
unGtQn, Pa, are spending the week
II Lakeland the guests of Mr.. w.
y. 1EeRae's family. On Thursday
Ut Will return to Tampa, accom-
tet by Mrs. T. l., Woods and
Mlm Ailleen McRae, who will spend
~ weekend at Green Springs.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

pGr. N. H. Rutherford, of St.
cnkhGr1ne's, Ontario, Caanda, arrived
- night, and is at present at the
xrmGnt. Mr.. Rutherford is vice
ut of the Italian American
uu1oo0ment Co., which is locating
~ milan colony near Carriers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

There is not much change in the
movement of freight on the Illinois
Central. Miscellaneous business is
holding up well and there are gains
in some classes of merchandise as
we'll as cotton. The tonnage hand
led Is from to per cent under
what it was a year ago.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02
ATTENTION, ELKS!

Beginning, June 1, the summer
schedule of meeting became effective
and meetings are held on the second
and fourth Thursday only. There
will therefore be no meeting this
week, but the next session will be
next Thursday, June 10. 5000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02
In Society
Mrs. Hugenin Entertained
Guild of St. Agnes

AAAAS' AAu6SA1A 4SAeCA tdAiCu
Guild Of st. Agnes
Mrs. Uric Huguenin entertained
the members of the Guild of ST. Ag
mes Monday afternoon at her home
on South New York avenue. Owing
to the rainy weather, the attendance
was not as good as usual, but those
who were present enjoyed the after
noon and the business session was
conducted with unusual interest
After adjournment, delicious re-
freshments of ice cream and waters
were served the guests by the host
ess. Those who were present were
Mrs. s. F. Smith, Mrs. J. l.. Til =
ley, Mrs. U. w. 1versen, and Mrs.
E. N. Roderick. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. A. NJ. Jack
son. Monday, June Z, at 4 p. m.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02
IRELAND
ILACONICS:
be of fire phone 5000

E md Mrs. Dale Williams and
nxel Williams are expected to
This afternoon from a pleas
@isit in Kansas of a month.
x1so attended the Grand Prize
Eaces at Indianapolis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

y x 0ost excellent program was
ron11ed Monday evening in Moose
hall ~ the Knights and Ladies Of
security. A goodly number of la
11eD and gentlemen were present.
Ard Ill went away feeling well re-
raid for their visit.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

Railway to continue it's intrest in
the joint operation of the Ontario
Car Ferry Company, Limited, which
operates between Genessee Rock, N.
Y, and Coburg, Ontario, has been
approved by the Interstate Commerce
Commission under the Panama Can
al law.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

v. Ellis is proudly riding
II his handsome new delivery
m, which he has just received
ii the Gulf Refining Company,
whose oil and gasoline he is the
%Sgeft :. The va gonF fsaa very
IN one, painted a bright yellow
seolor of the Cuffs equipment,
Is so constructed as to enable
q Ellis. to make his deliveries
~ the maximum of ease and con
1Ience
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

HI Annie Browning, who for the
4 G<yeor or more has held stenog-
HoI<1o position with the c. H. & N.
q Hey Junction, has resigned
~ 6ooition and is again back in
ImEo1oad to the delight of her
sff1lnla..
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

81. and Mrs. G. F. Lacke leave
IGe1ow for Newburg, Ind, where
\ ~ Will remain until next Decem-
~. 0hen they will again return to
Iah1Iend, having an attractive win
~ hone in Dixieland.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

Mrs. F. j. Mcdonald is now oc-
cupying the home of Mrs. NJ. b.
Waggoner on South Tennessee ave-
nue., where she will be at home to
her friends in the future.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02

T. l. Woods left today for Tam
pa and St. Petersburg. He will join
his family at Green Springs for the
weekend,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-02
Auditorium

FRIDAY NIGHT
THE MOOSE MINSTREL
Singers, Comedians, Musicians 40
s Piece Orchestra 8
z Vaudeville Specialties Z
TWO HOURS OF
EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT
SONGS THAT ARE
THE TALK OF NEW YORK
Singing Quartette
Musical Quartette
Black Face Monologues
Singing and Comedy Acts
CLEAN COMEDY
SPECIAL SCENERY
See that
BIG SPECTACULAR FINISH
OF THE FIRST PART
See the
ANIMATED SONG SHEET
See Uncle Sam and the
see-UNCLE SAM and
THE GODDESS OF LIBERTY :.
urtain at Sis. Tickets now on sale
Sse- - -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-10
Niidlnf (Snrrinnn 6ciier.

9ilNoi Omen 9. Gorrigon Der
iid am Nlontoe nod Dem oMerco
Solpital" bcgeben mnBte, oa er an
9rouhitis crtronfte, befinoet ii6 mlf
Ocm @cgc ser 9ciierilug uno eS miro
pcrnurtbet ooB er m 2aufe ser
n09iten SSodc ioweit 6eroeitellt icin
miro, Inn oos SoipitoI perloiicu 8u
fonncn. @r fom nod Dem Noipitol in
gc9leihmg bon @oter Gborles g..
WforiiicD BON Der ct. @regor.&ir6e
an DER Gde bon Batter lmO @ilmor.
StroBc &iele @iiiglieoer oicier Sc
meinoe iprnhen eeitern in Dem so.
ipitol Dor ino erflInoigten iiM nod
Dem 9cfinoen oes 9Sr6loten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-10
9Late ppn SntereHe.

3as Gflahten Itonument am
Wlomment Square 3wil1en Gem
Boitamt uuo BEN Siiiii8palait erri6.
tet Silr grinueruna an oie S9ladi
pom 12. September 1914.
Gas Baltimore Sbio @ebdloe
an Der giorOweit.@de bon Baltimore
unO G6arIesitraBe.
9os neue @ebduoe Der Sparbanl
bon Baltimore an ser Siiooit.Gde
BON Baltimore unO GbnrIeSitraBe.
Ole gnod &ratt 5reibibuc0ei,
oas Gentroleebduoe Itebt an Der y ''l'
berrp, mo Gatbeoral StraBe, Il. 0
8peieaebduHe Iiegen IN allen Staor-
tbeiien.
Garron.&arf nit bean alien Gar.
roll.Nlouiion.
G1s @asIon Wonument an
Mount RoDol-gloenue uno SanUale'
StraBe. 5u G6ren Don Oberiilieute.
nant @m. S. @atIcn erridtet, Ser IN
1916 i'm meritaniiheu Srieae ia Der
5dllodt BON Mouteren iiel-
9as neue 8ouaebau0e an @ag.
@ater-, iulo 2om6aroitraBe.
Ser Suiti5paloit an @aloert'
Saoette-, ct. Saul. mO 2cgugion-
StroBe. foitet $3,OO0.000.
Ser Shrottbuum an 6a0etie- mo
SrontitraBe, oas cin5ige nod itcbeHoe
@aiaperf NieIer 9(rt in oen 8er Staa'
ten.
1as nSohns Soptins' Soipiial"
an 9roaopoD, Momnneut. Nolic
uno SeffcriouiiraBe, oas sroBariigits
Soipitol in oen Ser. 5tooten.
GcS GoImbus-Denfiuas Bel Der
SanmeI 9leooD- SAule an g1orib- tno
Sarforo.9lpeniie.
Die 9iieiennaiienbaue 0es o. 9le.
eineuts al @reiton- un0 Goilman
StraBe unO Earf. lno 2iHoeu.glpe.
Gos M1c0ouoab Nlommeut aal
ser @reeuiHoimtGemeterB. 81 Gbrer
Oes @riiuSers Der McCoaoa5 Sdnle
fir ggaiieuInabeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-10
Gnrsc StaStueniafeiteu.

9lm Ntittpo6, Oen IL. N}dr5 miro
Sr G6aS. S. 9onaporte cine &eoe
Dor Ocn oHooiepclt Erogreiiipen
Ghb4 in Scr. iOs. @cit5aratoaa
StroBe, 6olten.
Or. g9m. $. @elb ms Or.
5ranf s. @ooonoiu iino 81 Nfitglie-
bern ser meoi5iniiden 8e66roe iiir
China Ser &odcfeller.S Solmoation
ernanni woroen.
Der Observation-Disclosures So
I6ua ". Gliles lit an eeibmollcnen
@}nnocln erfrauft ino mlBte na6
ieiuer @o6mme in @riuceB 9lune
5iiriidfe6reH.
Der 9altimorer @eigcn.&iinitler
Sorrp Sofolope miro am 25. N}ar5
eil &eritaI in 9nbaugbs G6coter
se6en. Sr. Sofolooe po6nt 5ur
3eit in @uI6iuoton nno mar ciu
S6iiIcr oeS Brof s. 6. ban Sul-
Itcpn e6e cr na9 9riiiicl 9ing.
Or. Sronf 5. @ooonop, Ser
GrGioeut Scr nSo6us SopfinS llni.
ueriitdt~, bat einen 8lrins BON 90
Sorlcimiocn iibcr %olitif crofinct.
Ger u&epublifaniihc Ghlb ilinecr
@l6nncr" croffncte geitcrn slbeuo
iein Naltptouortier in Gar. 243. Sii0.
groo0moD.
SIN areisgcri6t beaorn geitern
scr Sdeioungspro5eB ocs @m. 9.
@one BON 9tr. 604, 9it @rott. .StroBe,
bon ieincr IN Cambridge, Wio., mob
nenoen @ottin
9luf Scr 1sSeitli6en @lor0IGnoer
@iienbabn" trofeu geitern 40 @og4
9onloouueen Stoblorobt bon Wtoneit
fen, @a., fir oie 9lIliirtcn Elm.
SIN 5tootaefdnouib befinoen iid
nod 1871 llnteriidungseefange
oie mli i6ren @ro5eB porien lmo tel
ne 9iireihoft alftreibeu fonnten.
0os ti2. Sabresbonfett Der oSi.
bcruicr @eicllihoft" fiuoct oni ndcb.
item @tittpoh, Dem Ct. @atridS
tagc I'M uSotel &enuert" ltatt. Serl
gm. =. q. 9ipon lit ser @rdiioeui
ocr @eiellidoit.
or. Sobn $. 2otone bielt 9citcru
i'm n9lrlnocl Club eine 9eoe iibcr
Oie n&ehtc ilno @fihten Der gfeli
troIen.~
Die @ei5enpreiie iticgeu geltern
in 6oloe Der gaodridten pom Dem
Scbliblaae oeS glngrifis auf pie
Taroanellcn Inn z Gents.
g6unnenteit, bic ben y Seuiidjen Gurres
lbunbcntcn" nidjt piiHftlid Docr itnreeels
mdhig erbnlicn, iinD GebcteIJ ocr Office
6aDDn per EelcpDun D0er idJriiiIldJ QlIts
fhctluitQ tr fltndlcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-10
WHalnuscucr 0lan6anfun.

3mci 9}ceer, S8illiom 9clpis, 10
Sabre alt pn Ger. %, 0it2ee. Str
uo Ger "a Sabre olte EbomoS
SSoncS bon Sh. H. 0f.Suebes.Strv
periuMtcn ongeblic6 eeitcrn gl6enO,
Scrrn &o6crt Siebert 6or bon glr.
90, Sid Sigh StruBe, in ieinem
9oocn 5u bermlben. 2ewis 6ctrot 5li-
crit Oeu 9aOen unO follftc etipos, uno
wd6rcnO 6or Oos S9cNiclgelO 5ure6t
modlte, betrot Scr onocrc glegcr ocn
2nocn lno 6c0robte ocn SSn6obcr nit
cincn &cpolpcr. lyor fing ober 6lt
idrcien an lmo ole bciOen 9fGlbcr
licicu oopon. Gr fonntc Scmis iclt'
boltcn unO eincn @oliaiiten iiber9e1
ben Soncs, Ser ocn 9teuoIOer IN Der
Sano bate, muroe fur5c 3cit ipdter
rerboitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-10
Sin GSug a6aeidmittcu.

2lnaeblicb 6ei'm gluiiomueln bon
&o1lcn rmpcit ser NaD Gieu- Stoiion
ser n9oltinore.G6io-9 -9a6u~ wnroc
aciiern g}obmittag Guo Soruer oas
12-id6rige SohtcrHcH BON 9lnorcm
Soruer, mobn6oit g}r. 35O5, 9eaper-
ton.9lpeuue, Sig6louotoipn BON ei-
mem ]iou9ir5u9c eridBt mo ii6eriob-
rem. Ger imgGidliAen &leiucn miroe
Scr liufe SUB a6geiobren @littelS
zines 3uNes pur0c ic nah Dem
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Scr 9lmbIlon5 OcS wcitlicbcu @oli3ei.
oiitriftS no1 Dem lmipcriit6ts.Soipi-
tai acbroMt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-10

itattgeilnoen unO eiueu brilarien
9erIouf aenommeu bat lieBeu &c.
ltern 9IbenO oie WiitalieOer oes nWleB
ger @eiaugGercinS4 tire regelm6Bis
&c mobeutliAe Sin9ihmoe ausiallen.
SdmmtIide @iitglie0er oes &ereins
peroen bel Dem @o6ltbGtiefeitS. Cont
5ert pelheS I'M Sntereiie oeS o9ios
t5eu arel5" morgcn Abeuo IN Der
1SDric" itattfinoet, mihpirten, SEER
GrnIt Sottenbohcr, scr @oriiber oes
@|dsfen6aa Gonlite5, lit ionmt iei-
nen @ebiilieu iebr befrieOigt iiber oea
iinun5iellcn Griolg Der SeiiIihteit
n@ermania Guortett
Glltb.D
@iucn mls9c3eiductcn 9eiitd iuies
sic geitrige Singitrnoe oeS o@erma.
uio.Gmortett-GmbS" in ieinen Ser.
eiuSlotolc, S}iiber's Soae oil oerSHO.
@utow. .StroBe. oui. Inter Cirigent
SSrlB &arollla' Seliung lpllr0e elTrlg
fir OoS moraige groBe CONCERT Der
Gereinigten Sanger, weldes 81 @un.
item oes oeutiheu n9iotben &reli5es"
in Ger 9pric itottiinoet. geiibt- @rd.
iioent @il6eln &iibert fiibrte in Der
oni9lieBenoer @cihdit5iibimg sen
&oriiB. Sin Gonite ser a@creiuig-
ten Sdnger~ 6eite6eno ans oeu ser.
rem Serman Grdie uuo Senru aeru-
heu, iprad I'M Snterciic Der 9etbeili.
gnng al oen Stdote GreiSiingen bel
Dem 6cboritcbenOen Sdngerieit IN
9rootl0n. Cine groBere gm5obl 9iou
tiuc@eid0ite muroe Johann erleOigt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-10
IS friieIt luie0er.

9lmcritaner in ser Staot @'erilo
mieOer sum Gerloiien ser mer.
faniiten Saipiiia0t auiscior'
bert. 3lpci @rie95iaiiie nod
&era Gruj 6coroert. 0arran.
So i'm Seiib 0er amerilaniidcn
9}otc.
gSoi0iHgtou 9. 9lai5.
SlHcritaniibc 9iirBer inn IN sln-
beiradt ser in Der Siaot @lcgito
berrihcuoen triiii6cn Soge uicSeq
I'M geuorlt luoroen oie mcrifmiine
Sauptitaot 5lt perlaiicn 1tdotsle
trctdr 9ruou fiinOiate bcine 9lbeao
aL oaB ciu @criu9 gemodt meroe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiir 10
&iclc 81 idoiicn, ais Die Sioot 5n
Ucrlaien niinidcn.
Jla6 Gopierenjen NIT &ranocnt
@ilion etbeiltc Sefretdr Couiels
Dem Sdladtidiii n@eoraia mo
Dem @an5ertreu5er uSai6inaton"
oen 9efebl, imner5iigli5 nod &era
Gru5 ST iabrei
Goniular.9otidaiten ans &era
9r5 erfldrcn Dab beridtei moroen
iei, oaB nit Der Hduulm9 Der Staot
@cgifo acIiern 9l6euo 6cgomcn nor
Oen ici.
enrique &lorento, Oer &oibna
ton Gcrtretcr 0cS Generals 4illa er
bielt cine Depeidc, pcIhe beiogt ooB
Die 3apotiien Gulppcn ole Staot
Merifo ioiort nab Dem g5iuae ser
Gbregou. Sruppen beiebien
gou Gonil Sillunau fam Die
9lodribt OdB CT pdbreno eiuer per
ionliden llntcrrcOung nit General
Gorron5a Dem Sebiccn Die Iormelle
glote Der Gereinigten Sioaien aie-
gierlmg in welder Die &crbeiii0
ring beiiercr &erDdltiiiic iiir 9lus
Idn0er III oem lmter ieincr 0ontolc
befin0liden Serritorium ncrlan9t
miro, imter6reitcte.
Garran5o Oeriprab cine baloge
iHriitidc 9lnhport, crflGrie aber 3n
glciH miinOli1 0aB General Gbrc
oon uc0er Die 3nfubr pon glab
uingsmittcln nod ser Staot Nlcrito
0erbin0crt nod &orrdtbe uon Der
Stoot weeeeiouOt ba6en Dies uarei
ole bauptidAiben 6clti0en Gnhpid.
hmacn III Der mcrifaniiNen 5iilia
ton. Oercn g3i6tiafeit i'm oii3icllcn
gSaibiugton oaS Sntercilc am uro.
p0iihen arieg in Shatten iteatc.
Gbmobl Der Snbalt Der Uuegia.
niidcn g}otc all Garran3d nidt %,
tmnt ueaebcn mlrOe, io euocdie 0od
Scr eulpbatiibe Gon bel ocn Dlitalle.
bern oes oiplomatiideu Gorps ocn
Giuorud, Dab crnitlide 6oIael ni4t
ans6leiben fonnen ials Gorrm5a
oen on i'm geridteten &oritealmacn
fein Sc6or i6euten iolltc
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Gg.%Oli5iit Slaine Dem GeridtSucr-
fubrcn ii6rriuicicu,

Sn Ocr noromclili1en &oli5eilios
tion muroe geitern Dloraen ser gr'
Eoli5iit So6n i. Slaine BON glr
2305, 9(OamS-StraBe. bon 9iid)tcr
0ean inter $3.50 giirgi6ait Dem
@eri@tsuerfobrcn iibcripieien ipeil er
ieinc 6ral onge6liN am W}ontag
9l6eno t60tlicb beoro6t bate. Slaine
muroe Dor cinigen Cagcn ans Ocnl
Foli5eioieuit ertlaiien neil or ii6
ouge6liG i'm Nicnitc betrimfen bate.
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Se0er t6ne ieine gaidtl

g}ienono oeridime, oie on ocn Con.
greB geri6tcten &etitioncn gegcn
omeritoniide 9luSiu1r BON
&riegsmoteriol 5u unter5eic6nen.
PIN 81. @ldr5 Iauit Die 6riit
o6. Seoc Game ioIltc om
SSrciioa ua6 oem ~@cIocOcrc.
&otcl fonncn
9ic @lit0licOcr Ger o&ercinimm9
omcritotiiGcr 3roncu iiir ole 9lui-
rcdltcr6alhng uuO GS6rOcrlmg itriftcr
9tcntroliGt" weroeu iih m 6reitog
&ormiitog If ll9r in cinenl scr @or.
lors Ocs oSotel @clorOere" allen oen.
ieni9en cincu Gmpiong gebeit mcl6e
iiir Die 3medc mo 3ielc Der Srgani.
Lotion eintreten mo bc1Ulilid) iinO,
llnterihriiten fir Die on Oen GongreB
geriAtctcn &etitionen 3u ionumcln.
llntcrihriften f0nnen nur bis sum
81. N}Gr5 geionunelt meroen lnO lit
sic Organization benlil6t, minOcitens
5pei Nlillionen 2eilte 5lnl llnter8eid
ncn Der 9}elltrolitdtS ,Gctitioncn 5li
OcranIoiien. Dies beOeutet, ooB ie.
Der @}oun ooer jeoe 6rou melhe
mitbelien lpollcn, OoS GnOe oes &ric
gcs it6neller berbei5ufiibren, ibre 8c.
fonntcu uno 5rcln0c bcme9en ioll'
ten bic &etitioncn 5u inter3cicbnen.
gctrcffS Scr Sommhmg bon lin.
teridriftcn lit eS 5u NiiBpcritdnonil.
len gefoumen. @iele 2clte gebeu bon
Dem Stanoplmft ouS, Dob mr Oie
lluteri6riiten BON 6rmcn Qcianrnelt
mcrOen fGnucm lrn0 mocre iuieOcr
0lou6cu, 0ob ipicoerm lur 0idnncr
Die &ettioncn rmtcraeihncn f0nncu.
GS lit ieOer Same einer 6rmt o0er
eines N}onnes erpiiuitt ipcld6e Die
9lot6 unO OoS Glcno lmter 0cn 5roils
en- mo ainGern ser tricgfiibrenOen
3onen linoern 5elfen mollen. &erbie-
tct glmerifa Oic 9(uSiubr BON &ric9s
material oonn nuB Der &ricg oufbS-
rcn un0 @lnOcrtc lmO Sonlcnoc bon
WtGnncrn in 9lucrfo Oilritei bonn
micOcr 9(rbcit mo 9ciAditioiug or.
boltcL Inn ibrc 9lngcb0rigcn crbolten
5u f6nncn. gliemouO fam iid cincn
9egriif oooon mahcn, mic ie6r ii6
ole @cr6dltniiic in 9lmerifa infolge
0eS curopGiihcn &rieges perihled)tert
6o6cn. 0omen oOer Ncrrct ipel@e
Scr &criannlung ON SSreitog bci5lt-
mobncn beobii6tigcu brou6en ii@ i'm
09clpeOere @otel" mn BON Dem
Observation-Disclosures nod Scr ugicutrali
tGtS &eriomnlung" peiien 81 loiIcn.
0os DgcIpcOerc @otel1 1T al ser
Gde bon GborIcS mo Gboic StraBe.
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ylanssl an ;Siirioroe.

n Ocr 10y y 9oDia, ser irii6er 6 Sabre
au6to,'A< A<rlllee aeoieut lnO Oen 9orcr-
9luOe N G6ino mitgema6t bate,
0alis 9elteru oen ,,Screinigten
nad0o,,. @elellidoitrn" ii6crqe6eu,
d9cn @. u er oorgeitern pegeu ougeb-
QorOS,T1.v T1v,lelns oerbnitct inO nob Der
pOrOpn Pven @oIi5eiiiotion aebradt
!er an ,oar ST gab Dor Ocm 93id-
lenor6c; OuB er in Eitts6lrg ais Gi-
anS Nou 'er y oearbcitet bate, ieit er
tom noa, Prlnce y mSoctrctcn mar. Gr
atbcit Saltinorc, uo Oo CT feline
par. IL. "'oen tonntc uuo blnqrig
s'r 100 'r 6rau Gao 6oimtaiu BON
&oHc 81 q ,Sciicrion.stroBc. nm cine
"prOe. Vc' wobei CT pcr6aitct