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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
FARMS FOR SALE IN
~. A FARMING COUNTRY.

can offer you the best proposition
in farm you ever seen ! handle more
land tknn any other dealer and get
MOTE good farms for sale, | have them
in the two Sciuto Valleys and In the
Pine Creek Valley, all rank lrst in the
production OF Jrn and are not far
behind In wheat oats, etc. aEd no
country can boast of better roads.
schools. churches and markets than
SciOtO county can sure II you want n
cheap farm | have II but remember
most OF the low priced farms are not
located on good pixies. but many arc
on good roads and handy Come and
see me or write for information. WIN
answer all letters VIII board you
while you look and see that you get a
square deal II you write me you ARE
coming please come when you say you
will for II | cant be at the station VIII
have some one 20 meet you and that is
expensive. meet the trains rain or
shine. you will miss u II you buy be-
fore you look over my farms. ] have
the very best there Is in the country for
sale, most all my farms are located
handy TO railroad stations, II you arc
going to make change come to Scioto
county. Ohio. by all means we wan,
gardeners. farmers. stock raisers.
transfers all ara welcome and there
is a good living II you viii act while
the opportunity Is knocking Mt your
door Write me when to meet you at
Sclotoville and tell me what train you
will be on. Address all letters TO.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
FROM REPORT OF KENTUCKY
TAX COMMISSION, 1909.

There are two reasons why the
general property tax has failed in
ern conditions it cannot be enforced
effectively Secondly, because OF
more or less conscious recognition OF
the fact that strict enforcement would
result In still greater injustice than
now prevails
THE attempt to tax all property at
a uniform standard OF valuation and
at the same rate, regardless of its spe
cial characteristics, earning power or
the benefits derived from the expend
lures Of government, violates the pri
mary rules Of just taxation and offends
the natural sense of justice"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22

her sister at this place was visiting
home folks ON Gait sunday. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay McGluthlin passed
here Sunday euruute to G ". Hand
ley,s, g..
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fanntu are
visiting the latters parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs W NJ Neal
Mr.. and Mrs French Hall and lit
tie daughter took dinner with Mr., and
Mrs. Charley Lambert sunday ....
Thomas Stewart and Ike FRnntn at
tended church at Dennis Monday night
Miss Sophia Higgins called on the
Misses Buckley Wednesday.
Rev. OdeIl win preach here SUNDAY
evening AT $50. ... y, Y. Il.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERING
But Husband, With Aid Of Cardui,
Effects Her Deliverance.

Draper, N C.-Mrs. Helen Dalton, Of
this place, says: 81 suffered for years,
with pains in my left side, and would
often almost smother 10 death.
Medicines patched me up for awhile
but then would get worse again. Final
", my husband decided he wanted me to
tfy Cardui, the wcman's tonic, so he
bought me bottle 4 began using it.
II did me more good than all the medi-
cines had taken.
have induced many Of my friends to
try Cardui, and they all say they have
been benefited by its use. There never
has been, and never will be, a medicine
10 compare with Cardui. believe il is
a good medicine for all womanly trou-
bles."
For over so years, Cardui has been re-
Ievng woman's sufferings and building
weak women up TO health and strength.
II YOU are woman, give II fair trial.
II should surely help you, as II has q
million others.
Get a bottle Of Cardui to-day.
Wyhs 70; Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladies'
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga, Tonn- for Sgsciai
iasfvsffisas on your case and 6<'pags look, Home
Treatment for Women In plain wrapper. NC lao
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
DENNIS.

There is a protracted meeting being
held at Dennis by Rev Harvey and
others
Cane is being greatly damaged on
account Of not being enough minis In
the neighborhood
Several from here went To Carter
county last week to attended the flu
neral of Rev Epherm buckingham and
others.
The infant child Of Elem Kitchen
has been sick Tor some few days.
There win be church at Dennis the
fifth Saturday night by Rev Cassady
At Compton on the fifth sunday by
Rev Berry Also at Compton the first
Saturday night in November and the
Sunday following at Mrs. Elizabeth
Pennington's by Rev Parker and Howk
and others.
Luthern Webb visited Dora Kitchen
Sunday.
Mrs. James Rice is on the sick list
Milton Hunnicuu was on our creek
last week as
Sophia Pennington hay been on the
sick list
Several from here attended the bal
game AZ Green valley sunday
MIR and Mrs w S, Pennington ano
children have been visiting friends anc
relatives at willard
The festival was largely attended a
Pollys chapel last Saturday night
Eliza Iobe spent Saturday and sun
day with Sophia and Mary Penning
ton.
Miss Norma Kitchen has been stay
ing at Jatte for some time.
NOBODY'S HOBO.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
TAX AMENDMENT
TO Re VOTED ON AT THE
. NOVEMBER ELECTION.

The Tax Amendment TO be again
voted on at the November Election
viii, II adoptod, authorize the Eegis+
lature to enact nov Tax. Law chat
viii subject the enormous amount OF
personal property in the shape Of
Stocks, Bonds, Notes and accounts
now escaping taxation TO tRir share
OF the burden and reduce the taxes
on Land aud Improvements Every
taxpayer should vote for IT, as any
Law enacted under It's provisions
must be ratified by the people before
It can be enforced and this euaran,
tees a 'air law
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
FARM LAND FOR SALE,

1000 acres OF virgin land Scioto- CO..
Ohio, timber removed some 20 years
ago, Two TO three miles OF railroad
station. Good schools, churches and
roads Soil impregnatcd with lime, and
grass takes naturally. smooth, hilly
land 30 per cent Of which can be run
over with n moving machine. Price
800 10 1890 per acre; terms TO suit
purchaser. and in tracts 40 acres up.
SCIOT0 FARM LAND COMPANY. +
S-27u. 18Th St. Ashland. Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
EOR SALE

A farm OF over 1900 acres frontita
on Tug river for nearly two mileA. -
Lawrence county, KY. opponlte webb
station on n. a W r. r. Fine river
bottom, creek ar hill lands. including
all mineral Large amount cGsily
cleared and cultivatAble. Title good.
Address FRED w. WALKER. Woods.
KY. or r, T. BURNS. Louisa. Ky. t-D
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
ESTEP.

Sunday school is progressing nicely
at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fannin were Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs Kent Stewart sun
day.
Miss Josephine Chambers spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday with Miss
Merriel Rife.
a. G. Neal and family OF Ashland
came out Saturday In their automoble.
They returned home Sunday,
Thomas Elswick and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Enyart
Miss Ruby Belcher, who 10 visiting
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
FRED 3. LYNCH.
r. D. No. I Sciotoville, Ohio.

Elkins, w Va5 oct. u.s. REPORTS
state that Miss Marie W Hurwood,
whose throat was cut with a knife BY
william G. Cook travelling freight
agent for Coal and coke railway, Wed
ncsday evening. If improving aud her
recovery is expected Miss Harwood, il
is said. wishes that Cook be not pros-
ccuted. She is cheerful aud shows not
the least feeling of revenge, Her wound
required 81 stitches
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22

FOR SALE.-100 acre farm, good g.
room house, outbuildings. water or
chard and grass. II sold in 90 days,
81 10000. Within one mile OF g. a. o.
station. For further Information, call
on or write NJ. +. CoNLEY or EZRA
HATTEN care Big Sandy News. 9-l7tf.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22

George Haws has purchased a pet
fox. "3...' .'.. %'.+
Frank Newson, who has been very
sick, is better"
NOBODN'S DARLING,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22

ROOMS FOR RENT: Two rooms
over Burtons store, which have been
used for living rooms, Apply to Au-
gustus Snyder.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22

We have a complete limo Of MoNU-
MENTs, MARKERS and CRADLE
JOBS on display at Louisa, Ky, Barre
Granite, Vermont and = speciality
Georgia Marble. When in tho market,
call or write CONSUMERS MoNu.,
MENT CO. Branch offee). LOUISA.
KY. Agents Wanted.
J. T. BRANHAM.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
THE HOME CIRCLE
AND ITS INTERESTS
Column Dedicated to Three
Mothers as They Join
The Home Circle at
Evening Tide.
Be Kind to Your Mother.
Mrs. Wood White. ....

Oh, Johnnie, be kind 10 your mother;
Remember how tender and true, o..
Thru all the long years OF your child
hood, g.. 80
She ever has been unto you, e.. '
And now YOU are passing TO manhood,
Your presence should shelter and
aid ... 49,. F. .~
The friend who has guided your foot
steps. ....'... b.. ..s,.. .
oh, Johnnie, be true to your mother.
Tho false to the rest OF mankind
For il the whole world should forsake
you, "..~E ... .......
That mother would bear you in
mind. 80 49,. ..'"., ..
That mother would cherish the way
ward,
Would pray for the wandering son,
Would cling to you firmly and fohdly,
No matter the wrong you have done.
oh, Johnnie, be strong for your mother
Whenever temptations @assai, H. 80.
Resist, TO your utmost endeaNor--
A courage that never shall fail,
Her prayers are ascending TO Heaven,
Like incense, by night and by day
That you may be guarded from danger
And guided along the rlEhl way
oh, Johnnie take care Of your mother;
Her steps have grown feeble and
slow; -*.% -. 49," ....
Your strong arm should shield and
support her, - :..5~
AS on thru lies journey you go 3.
Then after that journey is ended.
In the land Of the leal and the true,
Where pearly gates stand ever open
One friend will be waiting for you.
II one would be a successful host one
should be a successful parent or broth.
er or sister, and courtesy is an newt
able requisite in both cases. The home
life is training for the larger life In
which we meet other men and discuss
other interests, If at home we learn
TO say thank you, and mean it we will
not forget to say it to others at the
proper time, ~+... ...... ...
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
Corn Limpers! Use
"Gets.lt'' and Smile !!
Corns Come Right Of, Clean and
Quick ! You Needn't Limp, or
Fuss With Your Corns
Any More

what's the use OF spelling n good
. me for yourself by limpinG around
18th fierce corns? Its one of the
easiest things in the world, now, 70
get rid OF them. "Gets-It" does 1t
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
His Tribute to Women.

No matter what one may think Of
the philosophy Of Robert G. lngersoll
one must admit that he stands out
prominently as an American who was
a master in the use. Of the English
language. The following is his oft
ouoted tribute to Women: f..
h,,,a,od ,,,ar, 70 mako an
49,, 49,, ,,,,,,,a,, c,, mako
ei.'tl p''I',,' -, -: d,,,jra woman as
noiiie ~, 60 oIttaot ayar created
.he i,iost - - 49,. rodaor,,i,,p
pul " ~, sa,,c,u,ry ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1915-10-22
How To Succeed.

Twenty clerks in a store, twenty
hands in a printing office. Twenty APP
prentices in a ship yard. twenty young
men in a village all want to get along
in the world and expect to do so. one
of the clerks will become partner,
and make a fortune; one of the com
postors will own newspaper and be-
come an influential citizen one of the
apprentices will become master build
er; one of the young villagers will get
a handsome farm, and live like a
patriarch-but which one is the lucky
Individual? Lucky? There is no luck
about it. The thing is almost as GER
tain as the rule of three. The young
fellow who will distance his compel
itors is he who masters his business,
who preserves. his integrity, who lives
purely and clearly, who devotes his
leisure to the acquisition of knowledge,
who gains friends by deserving them
and who saves spare money. There
are some ways to fortune shorter than
this old dusty highway; but the staunch
man of the community; the man who
achieves something really worth haV-
ing-good fortune, good name, Sc
rene old age-goes in this hard, dusty
road.
Keep a strict account Of both profits
and expenses; be careful to keep the
first in advance OF the last until the
point OF independence is reached, and
YOU will most certainly avoid the
dreadful fate heretofore so common tc
nine enths of the foolish voyagers
upon uncertain seas Of business.
Let your industry never grow weary;
keep your faithful servant economy
ever on guard, and should no unfor-
seen disaster overwhelm you, your voy-
age will most surely be a successful
one
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-19

unb hdnbsn, ben ileinsn snehI9en
Dampfer .Glmina4 btitlssn. 6lsr nuts
ben mir unierIuAt uHb uHs ales @db Bis
auI 100 Wlda obne Gallluaa abesAouls
men, GiHer Dame ipurbsn ALIEN 1850
Wart genommm, bit lie natiirlIh beute
nod niat 5uriidtrboIttn Bat. auf BEN
Dampftr bIiebm mir siHen Tag. mir ers
bitittn nur @diItr aus tntm Sdmubs
elmer unb Sartbrobt. Damn bra6ie nan
aus mad qdeos, mo- mir In Der Gtlbs
fiebsritation unb I'm GefGnenis untsrees
bradt purbsn. Rad sfpsi 1deeu purbtn
mir 236 eHeliIae MfiItH ins Suuere ndh
Gbaodn auf tinsn Camp ptrlhidt. Die
Qabruug pdr bic game 3eit iiber edn5s
lid un3uldnglid, unb bic Rabrunesmittel
partn nit llneesiefer bebedt. Wir fDartu
bier etpa 100 PerioHtn, osun unIers 3ubl
mar in5niihtH ourh bic GNleute Der
aauffabrteiiaiffs psrmebrt porotn, bic bic
E%ngIdnber BON ben Sdifisu b~erabgeboIt
batten. Rad Btpsitdgigem QufsHtbult auf
BEN gamp bieb Is zines 9dgss plOblid:
Wiorseu friib eebt es mad GngIanb. mir
ale = unter ben 700 Wtni6sn bsfanoen
iib 28 Grduen - ipuroen nun duf ben
Grattoampfsr .Sbuaf" esbrdht. Bel
nod IhIedterer gerpflegung iameH mir
mad d6ttdgiger Gdbrt mad GreetOipn.
oier blieben mir 5 Gage liseen, I'm Mailer
unb probidnt ein5unebmsu. Damn eiug
bic Gdbrt ipeiter. 8isle bon uns ertrouts
ten an 6ieber. od tsin Gbinin IN 9orb
mar. mir 6rauen purbeR ME cine 6oroe
@isb bsbdnbeIt. Sn Waoeirn b%urftt.- mir
uns bur4 8ermittlung engliiher unIers
offi5iere Sbf taufen. Sic iheitsu iid
nidt, uns gang offsntunOis babel gu Bee
triissn. Wenn is J. 9. fir so qf. QepfeI
taufteu, berlansttn ie 1 Mdrt 80 pf. bon
uns bdfir. Qbenbs er3dhlten fe chamber,
piepiel elm jeber BEL benz r@eIhdft" bers
bient bate. Wie fhGett bic grndbrung
mar. benefit Der Gou, bab cine Dame in
Mabsird SuriidgeIaFen perosn mlBle. bd
fe infolse llntererndbruns ertrantt mar.
Sn Maoeira fpurbe uus miteetheilt. baB
iebsr Deutihe, Der an 2anb gebe, fofort
erT9oFtu piirbe, ba portusdl i'm 8egriFf
iei, 9eutialdnb ben Grieg gu ertldreH.
Man Iu6te uns burh bic li~iesnbnften Grs
%sdbluugen BON beutihen Rieberlagen gu
frdnten, unb bdttsn mir uidt BON sinem
BEL Mubeird ~liegenben beut1hen 0dmpfsr
burd 5laggenisnale erfubreH, OdB uniere
armeen iiberdI iiegreia porbrineen, mir
pdren gan5 perSpeifelt.
4m q. Ropember tdmen mir in Soutbz
umptpn an unb ipurben dusgeShiFft. Die
Grauen tparen bic gan3e 3eit iiber bon
ibren MGnnern g~etrennt gebdlten. Sebt
erlaubte mar ibnen, sirige Miuuten nit
i6ren Mdnnern 3u fprehen. Damn ipurs
ben bisfe, bic sum She'll nod in Sropens
%flsibung pdren, fortgefibrt. NObin fe
gtbruht norben finb. piien mir niht,
mir baben Ieitbsm nihts mebr bon linen
gtb0rt.
4m Ql6eno besfelben Sdges tdmen mir
in 2onbou an. 9ier putben mir BON ben
Serren bes amerituniIdm aoniulnts febr
freunblid empfangen unb unteritiibt. am
foleenben Sage trdten mir bic Gabrt iiber
5olldnb nab SeutI9lanb an. @ir bdtten
tutt q 5agen 81 Wodeu gu Der unfrsir
piliseH RetIe sebrdudt.
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Gnslanh Der e~nnptf6ulbise.

Mtan entFnrt T6, boB bdtb nod qlgs
brud bes 8risges, i'm QuguIt, elm anti
libsr geri6t bes bdgiIden @tI9dftss
triggers in ct. getersburg, Baron be
PGscdile in beutIae SGnbe fiel unb iein
Snbalt ntr6ffentIidt tpurbe. 9ieTsr Be-
ridt 3~srTt5rte bas UldrdeR bon GngIanbs
ebetmitbiger geidiBung 8elgieus uners
bittIi9 uHb iteate fsit, baB England Ii6
ifon sur Mlitbilfe am ariege gegen
0eutfflane ge6unbeH bate beoOr Elm
ein5iger beltider SoIoat bleiIdeu 8ooen
betrat. Man IoIte meinsn, Der Baron be
fGstaile iei bur9 bic 9er0ffentltdung
Ieines 8eriGtes, Der ale belti6en Be-
bauptungen boafommtn beitGtigte, in ct.
petersburg unm0glid gepprben. 0as lit
dber gdr3 uHo gar nidt Der Gal. Baron
be rGscaile betinbtt i6 mad fpie Dor in
ct. petersburg. Beber bic ruififde Res
sierung nod bic ruIii6e GeIsaf6uft bus
ben ibm alp feline Qufrtdtigteit libel GEE
npmmen.
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@ie DDn Der @oIa perwnnbet wnrSe.

@ie pun ber @Olt ~bcrwnnbet wnr6e.
arerlei pom @eneralfelbmarfdaa Graf
bon Der Golf pIaubert o. b. @ottberg inn
9trlinGr Got. sqR5."; Set Der Generals
feIomaridaa bon Der @plb ais ntuer ges
nerdIgouberHeur ben 9dmpf Dor ben
9boreH griifeIs ~Ifitets, fannie er als Grs
bolmg in a~r6eitspauien nur bic 5dbrt
sum Meter uHO ptiter mad MeIten mans
osrnbsn Ghiibengrdben. Dem Mann I'M
G6iibtngrabsn bringt er neuen Mutb nit
Der epig guttH aaune NIT. Ct beuat Iid)
5l nm btrab: .Gagt 9inbtraens, porduf
idisbt SIR oenn9" .Quf Gngldnber, 6err
6e!bmarihda." Sch Sbr aud bibId
rubia. aiuoer6en2" .SapobI, Ser 5el6s
mdrfdaal" .llnb nit mflhem @ifr
Iditbt SIR benn2" .g1it stdnbbifr. Serr
Gelbmnridda!" ggla, bann miiBt Sbr Fe
ia t%reffen.@ 8abei lG6elt Der 6elomars
i6oa bon benz bic Gol6atsn iaaen, er 1ei
tugelfef. aua Elm eneliTdes GeT6oB
lam ben Mann i'm SGiibenera6tn nitt
BON 9egentbeil ii5er3eugtn. Gs trdf fpobl
ben Gelbmari6da an Der Manee, uber
nubm benz 9siht nift BAG aGdrln nit
benz er iih 3u ieinem State orebte: ,gBie
leidt bate bas ins QIse gehen tonnen,
meme 6erreni"
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snftemntiide epipnaae.

8ie bic ,gtue 3irider 3eiting" bonn
30. NoDember meIbef, fpurbe bonn Ros
mansboTer S9pei3er llfer burd peri4ies
benz augeu8eugsn feItgeIteat, baB I9on
3lpeimql, bas lebte Nlal Dor brsi 8o6en,
ud6tIiderpetie fremOe SIieger lber benz
8DbenIee unb iiber 5riebri6sbafsn eri4ies
men, bic absr, dls bort iofort ale 2idter
ausgelDI6t tpurben, pieOer ab5ogen, Obne
Bomber ab3uperfen. Mdn ninmt an,
bab oieie 9eIu6e in sepifem 3ulammens
bdn9e iteben nit elmer fbitemdtii6en
Spiond9e, ourd bic bic feinblihen Mddte
rsgeImdBige &unbe ii6er bic 8orsdnge in
SriebridsbdFen erbolttn, Sebenfals lit
~fetgefelt porDtn, baB bel benz tir3lt9
u6geidoFenen Gliegfr Briggs nidt nur
bic n~eueiten militGriI4en &arten, ionbern
aud Elm berbIiiffenO genauer glan bes
aan3en s3eppetinperteS nit forgfGltiger
Gin8ei6mung Der Stdnborte Der 9dlpns
a6ptbrFdnonen unb MaIdineueepsbre gts
funben ipurbeu.
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glnait uOr gpiebernerneltnnn.

Die Mitglieber Der fran3CfThen apIc.
ME In gubapeit ri6tttsn an bic fran55.
iiihe Resieritng cine Gingabe, in Der Fe
mittbeilen. baB bic 9dltung Der unsaris
I6tn 9eb5rbeu ibn,n e~eesniiber in
&risgs5eiten bieieI6e isi pie IN 5risbenss
ositsn unb baB. uusgenOmmcu bic iineii
onetorbuste pnli8eilids Melbung, ieiners
lei Mabrestln gesen le dnstpsnbet per.
ben. Gle erIudeu bdber bic fran3DTI4e
Rssisruna dif bsr Grunbldse Der @tqens
Ieitieteit bic unaariiden 8iirser in 6raats
reid oerieIben sutsn 8ebuubluns tbeiIa
buFtis psrDen gu Iafet
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aransaRfde @eiielM it 8a6ern.

Nus 3abern pirb eemelbtt: Dieter
Gage tpurben aus benz frun8ofI9en
Gtdbt6en Gtrep cine 4u5dbl BON @eiIeln
ibCt Saurblrg mad 3abern gebradt; ina
let i6nen befinbst itd nsben Dem 8iirgers
meiiter aud Der S6IoBberr bon S6loB
gbatiaon NIT Ieiuer 6amilie unb ieinsr
Dieneri6dft. Dieie bdbsn Fd in einem
6oteI eineemistbet unb biirfsn Iid bolis
frei Bis su elmer bsitimmtsn @renae be-
ipeaen. Die ibrigsn Gefongenel, bdruns
ter Miitter NIT flint unb fieben &inbern,
Iinb i'm Observation-Disclosures untsrgebradt.
Gs bdnbslt iid Sci bieler @eianeerbdls
tung Inn cine @eesnmaBrsgel Der bsuts
I1eu Rsoisrung.
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arieasfHriprae ber etnbt gerlin.

Der Wagiitrat gerlins BAT beI6loFen,
niht nur an bic Gamilitn Der arie9stbeiIs
nehmer, ionbern aud ben Grperbss unb
QrbeitsloIen Mietbbei6iIftn gu getpdbreu.
Der Magiitrat min Sabar6 aud ben
5auseigent1imcrn belfeu. Sci Der ltnters
itiiBung Der QrbeitsIoien 1T Der Mdeiitrdt
8erlins 6dnO in Sonb nit Der gerliner
2anOesberiiaerung gesanssn, bic Ii6 5es
reit ertldrte, unter beftimmten 9otduss
IeBungen fir folde Qrbsitsloie gu Torgen,
bic dls SHOdlibeuDe sa
betradten finb. Der arsis Der 81 Inter-
itiisenben ip1 nuf bic bsidrdntt perben,
bic fir ibre WObnung niht msbr aIs 500
Wurt 3ablen. Die 9iilfe bdrf 50 b. 8.
Der mietbe unb monatlid Is Mlart nidt
iberihreitsu.
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eOIbaten als 8eitnnasidrei6er.

Die @arniTon Der Gefte 8oben bat fd
bic 3eit Der 9eluesruug bieIss qlaBes unf
Der Stabt 2osen Oumit pertrieben, cine
@riess8eitung nit eigsnsn geitrdgeu unt
amtlidtt Melbunsen berdus5ugebsn, in
Der aud Der 6umor in ppeIie unb 9rpfo
5u ieinem ae9t tomrt. DieIe ariegsseis
tunaen Der 6elte 8onen unO Der Stabt
20ben nerbsn fortgefi6rt; bic Gin5eIs
hummer pirb tiinftig I'M 5 9fennige, bic
eriten sebn Rummern gum greiie BON /
Mart, iplpeit Der @orratb rei4t, dbesses
ben. Der grtrag ipirO fir bic i'm 6eIoe
fteber6en 9ruppsn bsrpenbet unS i'll bors
Der an bas GrIabsg ataiIon go. LAT mad
qoben Al ienoen.
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Sin franssHfdes reifernes srens4.

Rad elmer Barrier MeIbung Der
.9afelet Ra6ri6teu" f4ldgt bas MitgIieo
Der atubemie, 9arres, i'm nG9o be 9aris"
bic Gddffung elmer 8rOn8emeoatlIe fir
tapfere frdn5oIiIde GpIbaten Dor, nit benz
Siniptis, bdB man stpas benz beutiden
@iiernen arelsc atbnli9es I9dfTen miiFe.
nit Der MilitGrmebaiae fei bic 9epGbs
rinQ elmer peuiion oerbunben; baber iei
bic 9~erlei9ung gu tOfipieIis. uub ulbers
benz mare lie aud nur fit Gprpstommans
oanteu betimmt, Der 9rbeu Der Gbrens
legion fei bur9 ben ipenig poriiHtiseH
gebraud BEL Der 8srIeibung gegeniiber
GibilperIOnen in ben lebten Sabren i'm
Nertbe esIuuten, Bel Der i'm frauaDis
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6elbentph zines sflmeiters.

Bieber eiumal 6at Der &risg sinea Der
6eften beutI9en Sportsleute bintpeggez
raft. QuF benz 5itliden ariegsIaauplab
itarb, ME benz rgerl. Col. gr3." telegrds
pbirt pirb, Der 6%etannte Stildufer &arl
8D6ms 6ennes aus Grnittbal ben 6elbere
TOD. g1bms5ennes mar elmer Der erfolgs
rei6iten beutI6en Stildufer unb Sprtns
ger, unb Ielbit bel ben groBen 6olmens
toaenrennen in ROrpegen, an benen ct i'm
5rii6ia6r bprisen Sabre8 ala elmer Der
@ertreter Deuti6lanbS t6etlndbm, erregte
Ieip ausge5et4netsr Still algemeine ans
ertennung.
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itnter anflage beS eanbes0errat6es.

SIN einsm 9anbesperratbspro3tB bd6en
F6 in 9eip3ig bier q~srIonen aug Berlin
Dor benz 3ueitsH StraiIsnat bes Rsidtss
seridts 3u pe%rantporten, unb 5par Der
17idbrige Sdnblung5gsbilfe Sobdnn
2itf6te, Der 1Sidbrigs 6ausbiener Otto
Sable, Der 19idbrige aaufmanH 6run3
6iiderunb Der 17idbrige 6anblmngsbilfe
PAUL arsibe. aitI6te uno aoble per6en
bti4utbigt fid eemeiniam bss oerfu6ten
gerratbs militdriider Ge6eimuiFe I6uls
big gemd6t su baden inbfm fie i'm Crib
idbr 1914 Der frdH50ffhea unb elmer ans
oeren ResisruRg bret pIdne Der beltI4en
&risgsidife r9roBsr aurfiirit" unb
rMasbeburs", bic fs elmer gerlinsr
Girma entpsu6st bdtttn, gum &duf dns
boten. Sable uRb artioe purbtn aubers
Dem Der @sru6rsbung eints Spionaeebers
brehens beidulbigt, inbem ie iibereinges
tonmen tpareu, gebeims milttdriIde pas
pierre. bic it aus benz 8erlag bon Mittler
II. Gobn in Berlin ~entpenbeten, in ben
9eifb Der ftun30fiten Regierung gu
brineen.