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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15
STARNES-LAWRENCE COM
PANY TO PRESENT TRAIL
OF LONESOME PINE

"One Girl in a Thousand" as pre-
sented by the Starnes-Lawrenc e
Stock Company last night, was some
thing very pleasing, a large crowd
witnessing this performance Quite
a number of the members of the
Loyal Order of Moose were present
at the invitation of the management
The play to be presented tonight
is The Trail of the Lonesome Pine"
and is one of the best in the roper
toire of the company The tent is
heated every night and to anyone
WISHING to spend the evening in a
pleasant manner. the Starnes-Law-
ence Stock Company will promise di-
vcrsian galore.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15
Miscellaneous Shower
For Miss McRae
A DELIGHTFUL Social Affair

Tie miscellaneous shower given
in honor of Miss Vera McRaa last
evening at the homo of DR.. and Mrs.
w. r. Grower, was most enjoy
able affair the honoree being the re-
cipienl of countless gifts both dainty
and useful, consisting mostly of
house furnishings
After the guests arrived. a guess
Ing contest afforded them an anus
ing time, and Mr. Paul Yoder was
most successful in guessing correctly
the nature Of the wrapped articles
lIe was given the gentleman's first
prize. cake. Mrs w p. Myers.
who was the most fortunate among
the ladies', received the ladies prize,
which was box of candy Mr..
George Southland and Miss Genevieve
Morrow who did not have much luck.
received a tiny cake and a small box
OF candy to console them.
After several vocal and instru-
mental selections hal been given by
the talented ones among the guests.
delicious buffet luncheon was served
by the hostess, and it was not until
late hour that the guests left. as
surine their host and hostess that
they had had most delightful cy-
ening.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15

II is worth mentioning in connec-
ton with current politics in Florida,
high ideals, etc, that Senator Hud-
son, candidate for governor, resigned
his fine, fat job of attorney for the
railroad commission at salary of
$4,000 per annum before he got in
the race. 1t is not always necessary
to DO thing of this kind, nor even
essentially right and proper, for a
man can be candidate for one Of
flee while holding another without
any impeachment Of his clean char
acter and conduct, but the action of
Senator Hudson shows how fine is
his sense of propriety and it will
probably make him some votes in his
gubernatorial candidacy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15

William Jennings Bryan delivered
an elaborate address in Miami Sum
day morning setting forth his views
on the subject of war and peace, and,
after reading the address, it is but
just to say that Mr.. Bryan is not an
advocate of peace at any price. On
the contrary, he insists that the ma
tion would and should defend itself,
if attacked, and that it has ample
potential resources to that end,
greater than any other nation. The
difference between Mr. Bryan and
President Wilson is that the latter
belieN es that we are in danger of at
tack and should make preparation
accordingly, while Mr. Bryan does
not believe that we are in danger of
attacl, and there is no need for any
unusual preparation for war The
editor of the Miami Herald heard
Mr.. Bryan's speech and says:
THE Herald was extremely pleased
at being able to present to it's read
ers, yesterday morning, the full ad-
dress given by William j. Bryan
at the Central school building on
Sunday morning, not only on ac-
count of the strength and the beauty
of the address, but because Mr. Bry-
an has been represented in critical
newspapers as being peace at any
price" advocate The address, which
must be REGARDED as an official
statement. entirely disproves that
statement. and the Herald is glad to
be among the first to set out Mr.
Bryan S real sentiments on prepar-
edness and on defense -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15

The ancient and incurable hos
tility of the Times Union to Teddy
Roosevelt breaks ont afresh in this
salty opinion:
The most repellent figure in
American life today is that of Theo-
dore Roosevelt, who rants and roars
while denouncing as towards those
who do not do what he failed to do
when he had the power
The T.-U. does it's subject too
much honor and takes it too serious
ly Teddy is the comedian of our
politics-.a noisy. harmless swagger-
er across the stage. and he rarely
opens his mouth except to tickle the
risibles Of the audience with his ad
mirable burlesque on a real warrior
thirsting for blood.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15
WHERE A CHRISTMAS GIFT
WILL DO MOST GOOD

In distributing your Christmas
benefactions be sure not to forget
that foremost of Florida charities,
the Children's Home Society of Flor
ida, up in jacksonville, engaged in
the GOOD work of providing homes
for destitute orphans in this State
and supported purely by voluntary
contribution from the public Get
rie hi with your conscience and your
sense of duty by sending a Christ
mas contribution to this society, no
matter how small the amount, di-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15

Williams and Miss Ieloise BoI
gave a number of vocal splqO,|
and Mrs. w. S. Moore and Nr
j. HOlcombe gave an instrung
duet. Miss Gladys Davis was 4
to advantage in two readings vi
she gave most gracefully The h
ages were then purchased By
guests, and an exchanging gane
participated in, causing much
rimelit, no person having the d
age at the end of the game ths.
had originally bought.
Tempting refreshments Of d
witches, coffee, pickles and Pot
chips were served by the membai
the Guild.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15
Parcels Post Sale
A Decided Success

The parcels post sale which was
held by the members of the Guild
of st. Agnes at the home OF MI,
and Mrs. o. NJ Eaton last night
was most profitable, the sum being
realized by this sale amounting to
1922.
The ladies of this worthy organi-
cation had arranged special pro-
gram and planned for the entertain
ment OF the guests in such a sue
cess!ul manner that those who at
tended spent a most enjoyable ev-
ening, and at the same time helped
out III a good Cause.
During the evening, Miss Hazel
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The regular meeting of the Won
ans Club convenes at the Club
bers are asked to respond to roll call
at this hour with a rule of health
The program for this meeting is un-
der the direction of Dr. Sarah
Wheeler, chairman of health depart
ment, and profitable meeting is as
sured. A full attendance is desired
for this last meeting before the holi-
days.
BY order of president,
MRS. G. f. SOUTHARD.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15

With the Methodist Conference in
session in Tampa this week and hun
dreds Of preachers drawn to that city
from all parts of the State, creating
the religious atmosphere" always
inseparable from such occasions, We
hope to observe more spiritual tone
in the bright, but earth bound para
graphs of Lambright of the Tribune
and the virile but too-worldly ema-
nations of Huffaker of the Times.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15

With Lakeland strawberries SELL
ing at 81. so per quart in the north
ern markets, which means ST. Is to
the grower, Christmas should be a
bright and joyous period to the peo-
pie around this city engaged in that
industry. The big, central idea in
fruit and truck growing is to 'git
thar fust with the most fruit and
truck
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15

Speaking of meaty paragraphs,
which is the kind We all aspire to
write, what's the matter with this
one from the De Land News anent
the live issue of pig clubs for Flor
ida boys:
Florida ought to raise moro pork
than she can consume; she ought to
produce eggs enough for seven
States; she ought to butcher enomg b
cattle to feed the South. And she
will do all these things some day
Who will finance a pig club for Vo.
lusia?''
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15
Mrs. Jos. LeVay
To Entertain in Honor
Of Her Friend
Mrs. McHench. of N. ].

Mrs. Joseph LeVay will entertain
tomorrow afternoon from 3 to . in
honor of her friend, Mrs McHench,
Of Hasbrough Heights, y, j., who
has been her guest for several days
This delightful affair is being anti
cipated with much pleasure by the
invited guests.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15

Dcsrisc not the day of small
things. The boys corn clubs and the
girls canning clubs in Florida have
probably put more positive practical
force into our agricultural and allied
industries and achieved more useful.
definite results than any other two
single agencies in recent years And
their usefulness is Just fairly begin
ming
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15
reported, though the fill was entire

reported, though the fill was entire
ly washed away.
in all other particulars there was
no successful contradiction of my
charges, it was expressly agreed that
my integrity had not been i'm
peached, but admissions were made
by an Oran2e county official that GER
tain important allegations by me
were in effect true The charges
against me filed with the committee
were actually withdrawn and were
never recorded and the only action
taken was request that hereafter
| refrain from writing over my Of
fetal title as member of the high
way committee on publicity unless
the committee endorsed my reports. -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15

The destruction OF the State Ar
sena; at St. Augustine by fire and
the total loss of General Fosters rec
ords, The ordnance and medical sup
plies and a case of cartridges brings
the question of military preparedness
right home to us here in Florida as
a condition rather than theory.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15

col Roosevelt says no one is au-
thorizcd to announce his plans for
1916
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15
THE LAKELAND NEWS.

4 weekly newspaper giving q resume
of local matters, crop conditions,
county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere
for $3.50 per year.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15

In Society
Engagement of Mr.. John Edmonds
To Mrs. Blanche Smith
Is Announced

xS
An enc agement OF interest 10 the
many friends of the contracting par
ties is that of Mr.. John Edmohus
and Mrs. Blanche Smith, when was
'announced today. The date of the
wedding has not been announced.
Mr.. Edmonds has lovely nome
on Lake Morton to which ne VIII
take his bride. The latter is the
widow of the late Mr.. Miles smith,
and since coming here from Penn
sylvania has made her home four
miles east of Lakeland. The many
friends of the contracting parties Of
fer sincerest congratulations IN au-
vance.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15

N. F. HETHEKINGToN, EDITOR
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-12-15

For Young Man
NEW WATCH
WALOERMAR CHAIN
COAT CHAIN
GOLD FOB
CUFF BUTTONS
SCARF PIN
TIE CLASP
SHIRT STUDS
CUFF BUTTONS SCARF PINS
AND TIE CLASP IN COMBINATION
SET
TRAVELLING TOILET SET
TRAVELLING MILITARY SET
TRAVELLING MANICURE SET
IN PEARL. IVORY AND EsoNv
SMOKING SET
SHAVING SET
FOUNTAIN PENS
WATERMAN PENS
EDISON PENS
SlGNET RING
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27
SaiesSau.
8sitriger Sies Der oGuGfcr" iibcr
bic yGebs".

95n Dem geitrigen 6ritten Spielt
Der Serie Hpiiten lmieren .,Heos"
mo Oen ,,GuGfers" in RbiIaoeIpbia
flngirten Shlcuberer Gale lno Jan,
ger @iugo alS gutterie fiir Ginrin.
natl qegen Meier reip. &iQiier fir sic
8eqner. 9eioe gotterien bIieben biz
sum Gnoe 0e3 SpieIe3 oui ibren go
item Iie .HeoS" madJteu fiinf Irei'
FER lmS 3lpei 6cbler aegen I Sreffer
yno febIerfreies Spiel. Die ~Gud'
fer" gewunnen 6en SieQ neil ;hr
Sdllcuoerer Before aontro1e liner
icinen gaQ hatte, oI$ Cole mto neil
lie unieren 2NutgenS All allen Bunt'
ZEN oes &antpfe5 ipeit itberlegert Da'
rem. Gale Ianote smei 2uitiddler 3ut
8auf qegeu cier, unb peridenfte flint
5reipGiie SIR I. 9aie geqen 5pei. Git
.GuGfer" iiderten oeu Sieg idon i'm
criten @ange, pcsn linen etr Srei'
fer, snei tuilbe g5ijrfe 9oIe's uni
spei ;SebIer Der .9teoS~ perboIfer
alem uno GmSIie maren Die S6iebs.
rtfter.
Aeiultat 6er-Qeitrtsen
ipIP
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Muf pFener gtrake
Nadlie seitern Der Giieuarbsitsr
George Sofimanu ieiuem eeben
eiu Cube.

4ui offsner Gtrabs. auf Der bon Der
Gin Strobe ua9 Der Clifton 4psHus
fiibreHben 1rsppe, ma4ts seitsrn Dor
mittds Der stipa 30 Sabre alte giieH'
arbsitsr Georss Soffmdnn, Der felt sia
nisen Wodeu in Gopinsion fDchntt
Ieinem Geben Elm eubs, inosm CT iit
3fpei RussIu in ben 5interiopf iaate
Deri4iebsne automobiliiien, lpel6,
Die Clifton aDeHus berdbfubr.n, lDa'
rem ausenseusen b.s Selbftmorbs
obnt ibH psrbiHberu gu t6nntn. Gines
bitisr 3eugsn, George UiaRr ron glo.
3145 Reabins Roab, benahri4iigte
eiuen bes Wesss oabertorrmenben g}os
li3iiten, Der fir bic lleberfiihrllng Der
2eibs bss 2sbsnsmiibsn na4 Der Wlous
que iorgts, no turse 3sit fpdter bic
sSbentifiBiruns bss 9obtsn burb SobH
Wte2ausblin Don go. 415 Oft pearl
StraBs srfOIsi..
SpGter itellte er iib beraus, bdb
Soffmann ben SsIbitmorb bereits am
Wittpod abenb sepldnt uHS ii6 aud
bann i4on ben ReDolper usri4dff.
bate. Di. S6ubtpaifs mar eisen'
tbum BON DiIiam i}inn, eiutm 4ns
esfiellisn Der Rslidble Sdfe dIo God
Co.. ipo aud Soffmann Bis DOT turasr
3tit anseitslIt setpei.n. Rad zen an'
adben, bic Ginn BEN eorOnsrclsrt DON
Sosn. sessHiiber ma&te. mar Soff'
mann am Wittipo9 abenb. tuie er 6ds
itbr bGufis gu tbun pileste. su GiHn
ae,ommen uRb bate BEL biefsr @tlsgsn'
belt ,inia6 Sinn's ReDOlptr mitae'
non,msn unb ,yinn nisbtraui9ieben 1e'
brobt. faIls ,r ibm fOlsen Obsr psrfu'
den IcIIte, pieber in ben geiiB Der
Waffe gu sslangen. Soffmann Isbts
felt Ginger 3eit ssireHnt bon isiner
Gattin, bic als aodin in .inem RE
ilaurant an Der DIT pearl Strabs tbd'
tia III.
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I'm 9&eit Ssirsinien
pat man ausenidDeinlidj idjou iiber'
gruus Don Der JSrubibirion.

5m Staat Deit girginien i9eiui
man bereits iibergenug ppn ben Seq,
nungsu" Der Yrobibitipn gu baben, Oh.
i9on lie bort crit felt sinem Sabre be-
itsbt. Ssit geraumer 3sit 5irtuIirer
in Neit girginien bersits petitioneH
pelhe sine Qmenoirung Der Stadts'
psrfdFung oubin anitreben, Oab bsr
9ertauf unb bic 6eritellung BON Bier
unb Iei6ter Weinen seitattet isir iol
Der Wau sebt babin, sine S9ants
Iisens BON $400 fir ben SlsirDertaui
Don Bier uno Wein ein5ufiibrsu une
nur ie cine GtSens fir isbe 800 BE.
po6ner einer Staot ooer elmer Orts
i6aft ausSuitelIen.
Sn Der i'm umIauf befinblider pe.
tition beiBt ss: rBdbrenO oes eiriab.
rigen Yeitebens Der Staatsprobibitior
1T barestban poroen, baB Probibtiior
ni6t probibirt. ungeadtet Der sbat-
Ia1e, OaB bic 6efdngniiie nit Boot.
leaaerg" iiberfiilt iinb."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27

pbium. iiuo aofniiigeniiB ergebeH 1T
uno ieiner camille bereits groBen
Summer bereitet bat, entiriihte ge'
iiern gormittag aus Der @cbnlIHs
ieiner 9liteeborigcn, go. 2iS5 Sarri.
ion 9lpertlte unb fonnte crit nah ldiI'
gerer Seejag6, an Der iidl mebrere
s,olijiiieu, iotpie 5eueriuehrleilte BE-
tbeiligteH eingefongen werocit. Be
fanntli6 idpucbt i'm 9unoesgerIdlt
eegen 9lidels elm gerfabren, neil er
narfotiife @iite. in ieiuem 8eiiB &c.
babt bo6en ioa uno aiiberoenl bat cr
iih aud nod nesen eines Woroan'
grifis aui ben Mpotbter Or. Jrailf
Soige 5u peralrttporten, ben er ieineHI
@eitinoniB nad) nieoertnallte, neil er
ibm fem Morpbilim pertnlifen tpolltc.
lie angeb0risen HidelS eruirftal
feine 5reiIaiiung gegeu giirgitaft,
I'M i'm elmer entrpobniiug5tur IN.
ter5ieben 5u laiierL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27

nie iibIih Die potlgetrofienen gtI.
Der Der geomten, er entbGlt tllr3ge'
faBte SdsiIoerlmGen Der OeridIeoencn
,5eitIihfciten bsS &abres, eineu SIN
weiS nui Die 6iperlen bodintereiidn'
fen &prtrdge, ole i'll @nihluB on
Die @ereinSperiannlIunaen gcbalten
rmlr6en, iolOie ber5lidle Radrgie tilr
Gle nGbreno oes Sabres III Die GlDg,
felt biniibcrqeidIlnltnlcrten Dfitglie-
Der Ocs TereIrS. Sie0cm 2GereinsmIt.
qlieo miro luic iibliA cir Grenlplar
Ees @eribteS frei 3ugeitelt lmO mei.
tere GrenIpIare f0unen SSntereilerter
bel oerru Gourao arager, gto. 1906
Rine StraBe, 5itnt 8reiic ron y
Gents Dos Greuplar be5icben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27
9lm WsitftppG,
&irS ole nenc Sdule Der ct. JoiepbS
Sdnueitern i'll Uit. &nilliugtOn
eiugelueibt wrrOcn.

gm tomemnioen Wlittnoh ptrb bic
prdhtige neue WGbtenThule lpelbe
bic Ct. SOIepbs StfDeitern IN IQt.
8aitin9tpn errittet baben, feierli1
eingerei5t baben. Den Detbeott piro
Gr3btItof WoeIIer, uFiItirt BON 5abls
rei6er 9eiItli6er oOq3isben, unb bic
feitpreoiqt bait Rep. 2ouis Rou D.D.,
Der qfarrer Der ct. gluguftiruS &irs
DE.
'0ie 3ubI Der 9ebrtrGfte 1T bur4
bus GintreTfen elmer 2tnSdbI SdJpe,
tern aus Rem Orleans oeraroBert
poroen uno bic ueue glnitalt lpirb iib
phre Sraae infoIge i6rer prGhtigcn Ca
ee fern POM 8etrie6e be, Stobt unb
bod isbr beduem bon Der Staot aus su
errsi6sn, 81 elmer Der beliebtefsu uno
aeIudtsiten 2ttooerierf fir iun9e Mdo.
der entpideln. Der unterri6t beginut
am IA September
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27

Stleinbiebftabls bOreefiibri. Gr tpuros
bef6ulbist aus elmer fot6oliIdsn 9irz
DIE Elm gebetbu6 seitoblen 3u bdben.
9iGter Yea perurtbeilte ben 8urihen
su elmer Celebrate bon $5, bic er I'M
arbeitsbauie abperbieneu mub.
George s.. 9erbifon BON 30. 1903
Gin Gtrabe unb feline Satin Ger
trub 3ogsn geitern aus Ri6ter alerans
bers @eri6ts1of, no lie iid elmer fleis
itsn Differsns ipegsn, fsinblid ssgenA
iiberiianben batten, DeriobHt BON bdrs
nsn, nadbem ibn.n Der Ridtsr Ddters
li6 3ugsrsDet unb ibnsn sute Ratb
iGldae gegeben bate.
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GterblibfeitSberiht.

Nobert ScOiou, 90. 400 8ina
StroBe, Subertllloie.
2ena SmorOe, 81, 720 8aoe Ctr,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
g9iaiam SefntoeB, 49, 6Ioreuce
lmb Gilbert Ape.. ShDtnoiuht.
@iaiam @ob. 81, 1866 Carthage
gIpe., gHerenleioeu.
sImor Snitb. IT,, "a, 361o WsiooIe'
ton 2Ipe Srebs.
glIfreo Grimes, II $40 Danorioge
Strake, Sfsuino'utN
Sbomns 5. 9ua, rs, 1920 0eao
4ntbouD Str, S1rqlieit in Stpuebe
Gliiabetb $crroeIle, As, Gid Snr'
ris slne., Suderr1Ibr-
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@ebMrten.

@orter unO @liiobctb Serb, t179
t9tIhrt lInc., Guobc.
6rancis uro Stllie aliedi 1892
@elt 2ibertu CTR, Dio6hen
9Iuguit lm0 @tbel Garitens, t642
Baltimore 9lpe, aua6e.
9ouis lmo 9icie &anomaut, 1898
Spring @}rooe 2loe., St1tabe
9io5ert lnb glba D1euers, YlaOeiroy
ptood)en.
Bernard uno 9ilg 8emaer, t107
g9eit S StrnBe, anabe
Srant lm6 CLARA SarE f29 Sft
2ibertp Ctr, W2doden.
2loolf imo 9lou 9ticbter, 2afdpette
Circle, DIdb6en.
tSreocrid imo Wbrtle griidmnfliL
4149 SonliItpr Qlue., Wi1bfen
Sobn um6 Gtbel grutpn. 1909,
gSruDiOeure Strabe, 5tpiuinee. wsab.
ten.
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Mas BEN aysnaisipaIseri6

Die 21 Sabre aits gpa grodenss
baum min auseniheinli6 Don SOispb
aapibss bon Detroit, Der ibr 0oits 81
isin bebdupisi, ni9ts piFtn. Die
9rodsnsbaum mar po.seiterN aui
9erdnlaFuns BON aapibes. Der ibr BON
Detroit bierber ua6ssreiit mar. 5u'
iammsn NIT BEN 26 Subrt altsn Os.
car Sibtri i'm Saufe Ro. 535 Beta
Strabe osrbait.t Dorben. 2dpibes bat,
ie bdnn iofprt bic orsilafuna Der
frau gegsn giiref6aft sripirti unb
iis ibrsri.its iOrsts bann fir sinen
giirg.n fir Sil6ert. Sm Wuni3ipal'
seritt nurbe bic 6rau bon Ridtsr
9ea su ben Rotten psrurtbeilt, nab
rtno ii6er Gilbert cine, Celebrate bon
$50 unb ben Rotten perb6ngt fpurbe.
9dpibes be3ablie prompt bic Strafs
fir bic Jrdu, iporauf bisis bic Straf,
geIber Silberis i'm 8etrass bon $3.50
srlsgte unb nit pieiem ben Gerihts,
fual ptrlitb. aaptbss iibebaupt nibt
bedntenD.
Rop Gbnabon. Der Sdaniienner In
Der Wirtbihaft bes Grtat Weit.rn
6otsIs an Der Giinfitu uuo BnpmiIIsr
SiraBs. ipurb, ipestn @erIsbuns bss
SOnniassssI,bes I'M $50 unb bic
acitsn bsitrdfi.
Charles Mdbind. Elm Der poIisei
ipobIbesanntsr gurife, ipurbs gsiiern
Ri9tr gsu unir Der GHtlass bee.
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