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The Dermott news., 1915-11-04

County Collaboration - 800
Miss. River Levee Assn. 100
Boys Corn Club 300
Dermott Bridge |, $50 20
Calaboose at Readland 100
Calaboose at Dermott 800
Sewer Improvement Dist. No. | in
Lake Village was voted 1925.
Paving improvement Dist No. ! in
Lake Village was voted 81, 600 per year
for five years. the county to pay no
interest
The following tax levy was made:
State General q mills
Common School 3 mills
Confederate Pensions mills
State Capital Is mill
sc per head of cattle was voted for
tick eradication.
County General 5 mills
Compromise Bond 5 mills
Road Tax mills
Lcvee Tax 10 mills
as per last peport
Lake Village city mills
Dermott city mills
Fudora city mills
School Districts No /, ,. 4, 6. :. :,
T. and Harland Special, mills. Nos.
10. IL. Lakeside Special, Dermott Spc-
cial. Eudora Special and Macon Special
mills.
W. NJ. Sansing was elected Commits
sioner of Roads and Bridges.
Constable's accounts examined and
approved.
The following Road Overseers were
appointed:
No. w. j. Eaborn. Bowie
No l.. Saunders. Railroad
No Howard Drew. Oden
No 7. J. Allen, Lake
No. 5 None. Mcdonnell
No. Is John NJ Hammond, Carlton
No : J. H. Beavers. Alexander
No. Louisiana
No. 9 L. w Sawyer, Bayou Macon
No. 10 John w Haley, Planters
No II Frank Haley. Masona
No. L. Dave Hackett. Gaines
Spectator.
The Dermott news., 1915-11-04
Quorum Court Proceedings

The Quorum Court met last Wednes
day (Oet ~ in regular session with
Judge IL E. Cook presiding and Coun-
ty Clerk Geo, Elder and the following
Justices Of the Peace present. r. l..
Johnson, G.. W Flowers, J. Il Sprag
ms, K. n Henry, VIM Sansing, J b.
Haley. W. +. Lee, l. p Brawner, \.
p. Williamson. d. c. Connerly. c. F.
Stephenson, J. II. Glover. j NJ Par
ker and j D. Mitchell
The reports of the County Clerk,
County Treasurer and County Judge
were read and approved
The following appropriations We're
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money is not properly safeguarded, II
/ iniudicious loans are made, serious
trouble and complications will follow
REPORTS
All collecting officers have made their
settlements and the County finances
generally are in good condition. After
the present year there will be no fur
Their revenue from liquor licenses and
there is some question about the fur
Their collection of fishing license. The
Chancery Court has upheld the special
SEEMING law, but the Circuit Court has
held to the contrary. Only decision
of our Supreme Court can definitely
settle the question.
PAUPERS & COUNTY PRISONERS
There are now twelve paupers on the
County rolls, six of these being white
and six colored The colored paupers
are cared for at the County Farm and
are given good care and treatment,
We have cared for many cases of pella-
era and with diet of milk. eggs and
obtained, many cures affected and the
patients have returned to their homes
in apparent good condition. We have
worked the County prisoners on the
farm and roads and am prepared to
report have done reasonably good work
in both places The County now owns
l60 acres of good land Of which about
lie are cleared and in cultivation.
During the present year We have raised
about 20 bales of cotton. more than
1000 bushels of corn. We have gathered
and bunked about 800 bushels of sweet
potatoes. $50 gallons of syrup; about
80 tons of hay and will Kill and cure
about ;. 600 lbs of meat Pursuant to
your appropriations of last year we
purchased two cows. one hundred head
of chickens and grist mill. all of which
has been paid for and good results have
been obtained.
Some of the Justices have not con
sidered the interests of the County in
assessing fines against County prison
ers. Some cases appear where the fine
was So 90 and costs of more than $40. %.
MS MAKES .he razor 700 eNpe'is'Ne, III
TACT II "ouio DC cheaper 10 nire Tree
iaoor. II oe'enuah' l. su'i's' '"e
fine should be in proportion to the de
gree of guilt; If inocent he should not
be Ilhea simply 10 iofce 'ne eo'iec'iof
Il
u '''e 'oS's i '''so 'ppea4S ''''s ''',''
li'es nave oee' susPeiueu ,'ie
party Is guilty ei'e o0a'! i ch'''ieu
to the me aha kho" oil no Ia"
authorizing SUSPENSION oi mes We
shoa'u All ACT III 'Hese mat 'e's 'oi 'iie
very neS1 INTERESTS u N"lsot 'ou''eS'
we are al pdptie strN ans t"Ne Tue
SAM o9'h anu pear '''e SAINT response
ellitN.
AfFHolNi i'NS
mere are no special appropriations
"hleh | ues''e To request oi '''iS iio''oi
aole court nave pee'' ufEea 70 a"-
Hoeate an appropriation io' 4 deh'oh-
stration agent pu' 'hefe Is some
ooJeeuoh anu opposition To ''is afi'Fo-
pria'oh ana uee''fie 10 utse q oppose
the request some 81 our eiu@ehs con
sider TINS spl'neld investment others
oppose H. Inc county mas o"ue an
Appropriation OF Sloo."o per year to aiu
IN the support OF 'fe mississippi h'Ner
LeNee ASSOCIATION an ORGANIZATION ot-
voted 10 the gppuilalnE OF our punnc
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For County Treasurer

We are authorized to announce
W. j. SPLAWN
as candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary, November II, 1915.
We are authorized TO announce
ABNER GAINES
az a candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary. November II, 1915.
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For Sheriff

We are authorized to announce
BENZ l.. HOLMES
as a candidate for Sheriff. subject to
the action of the Democratic primary,
November +, 1915.
We are authorized to announce
c. NJ. MATTHEW'S
az a candidate for Sheriff and EX-
Offieio Collector, subject to the action
of the Democratic primary, Nov. L.
The Dermott news., 1915-11-04

We nov urge Our subscribers to re
new their subscription to The Dermott
News and get four magazines one year
for only 25c extra.
The Dermott news., 1915-11-04

structed near Dermott, opening to that
thriving commercial center large
farming territory which is naturally
tributary to Dermott, but the trade
from which has been heretofore forced
to Monticello and other towns by
reason of no bridge or convenience per
hitting this trade to reach Dermott
Petitions signed by nearly every tax
payer of the Dermott community were
received requesting the construction of
this bridge. After a meeting with the
business men of Dermott three com
missioners were appointed, bids adver-
lowest bidder. Act "A, approved Feb
ruary 23rd, 1907. authorized the con
struction of this bridge. BY Act of
Congress this bridge was permitted to
be constructed at this point. The bus
mess men of Dermott accepted the
warrants at par. They built the ramps
and q feet of the bridge at their own
expense Before proceeding with the
work an agreement was reached with
the County Judge of Drew County by
which he agreed to ever MAINTAIN the
bridge at the expense of that County.
This bridge could have been entirely
constructed in Chicot County but In
order to have done so the bridge would
have to have been placed a half mile
further south. Increasing the distance
one mile 20 those living above and IL
creasing the cost about Five Hundred
Dollars This bridge increases the
farming trade of Dermott one fourth
When all the bridges In the eastern
portion of the County were destroyed
by overflow and had to be replaced at
the expense of the entire County. al
though the people of Dermott were not
concerned or affec ted, they cheerfully
bore their part of this expense and
never murmured. then why should
howl go up when Dermott asks for and
receives a necessary public bridge to
enlarge her trade and for internal de
velopment of her territories. Simply
politics. nothing more. To have de
layed the construction of this bridge
until after the annual meeting of this
honorable Court would have been to
deny to Dermott for the present year
the ginning and trade of this vast ter
rtory and the Undersigned had too much
confidence in the sense Of fairness and
justice of the people of Chicot County
to think for i moment that they would
deny this Just request to the good PEG
pie OF Dermott who have borne their
full share of the taxes cheerfuliy and
Willingly
Therefore tins bridge was constructed
and has been in constant use for more
than one month to the great convenience
Of this territory and the natural enlarge
me0t Of the trade and commerce of
Dermott.
The Dermott news., 1915-11-04
Fer County Assessor

We are authorized to announce
H. c. SAWYER
as a candidate for County Assessor,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary, November IT, 1915.
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Announcements
For County Clerk

We are authorized to announce
GEORGE ELDER
as a candidate for County Clerk, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic
primary, November II, 1915.
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For County Superintendent

We are authorized to announce
L. c. BARNETT
az a candidate for County Superintend-
ent of Schools. subject to the action OF
the Democratic primary, November
L, 1915
The Dermott news., 1915-11-04
For Circuit Clerk

We are authorized to announce
GAINES MERRITT
as a candidate for Circuit Clerk, sub
iect to the action of the Democratic
primary. November II. 1918.
The Dermott news., 1915-11-04

We are authorized to announce
d. 7. HENDERSON
.as candidate for County Superintend-
erNt of Schools, subject to the action Of
the Democratic primary, November l.,
1915.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-09

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ger als5leiidl. SGder, 400 Brain Mpe.
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Nns Merifo.

Nadri6ten, oie in @~aIbinaton
et1t~getroffen iino, meloen, ooB Der
noroipeitli6e Sell oes Staotes 9u.
ran9o bon ben ebemaligen gil(a-
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5eloe gu 8ieben. GuBeroem 5ieben III
Dem Staate 5a6lrei6e fleine 9anoel
lumber. SIN Norben oes 5taates
bait @eneral S9omas ltrbilla einen
fleinen 8iitrift beiebt.
@ie es beiBt, beablidtiet Gar
tan5a nniere 8egierruig su erllchell,
oaB iie Dem friiberen &~raiioenten
9uerta Die 2%arloung uno oen 9(ufent-
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ni6t erlaube.
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plane befommen uno iperoen flint.
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chamber fiibren. SIM llebrigen 1T oa
lrnten an Ser Nio @ran0e Wiinouflg
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Die Gorron8iitas bebanpten, lie
bdtten BEL 3elaga, go @eilen noro-
lid BON Der Sauptitaot eillen EFT
idiebeneu Sieo ii6er oie giaiitas
errungen.
Sn 9ompico lit bon g9etp Or,
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Sreie &refie iir stras:: 5reitae 9. ap1il 1915.

5u pflegen. &omburg berfii9t iihcr
cine gotl5e &eibe por8iigli6 ol1Soe-
itatteter, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sn1titrtq,
ein groBer Stab berporragenoer @r-
lebrter arbeitet lebreno. fori6eno an
ibnen. Gin neutrality-suspicious.
groB5iieieiter Dirt, oos 3wefen leh,
renoer 8iiienidaft 6ient, |Itiftete Dor
Sabren Elm Wonn, oeIien @eI6ledt
rierbunoert Sabre in Sanib11rg OIL
iaiiig lit, @omuno S. 81. eietners,
Der om -. Mdr5 ieinen fiinfunolie6.
5igiten @eburtstag begebt. Gin gao,
Ser mebr als lofale 8eoeutuna bot
8ar es bod @6muno SiemerS, Ser
in meiti6o1enoer 8orousiidt Ell,
~unermiioli6er, tatfraftiger Soroc-
Ter Ser Grbeiten 3eppelins NOR, ota
Die groBe @elt uno oie Miesmadler
i'm fleineren &reiie nidt an i6n
glauben MOLTEN. $50 es gait, bater-
ldnoiide 8erfe gu idoffen, NOR Or
muno S. 81. 5iemers am 8laB. Ser
Monn, Der aablreifen itoatliden uno
fir6li6en @brenGmter borItebt, o6-
gefeben bon Der 2eitung ieines eige-
men Sanoelsbouies, oud MitgIieo
Ger giireeridoft, Der 5inon5oeprta=
ton, MISUNDERSTANDING lit, ser inn
Rei6sbanf @usi6uB iibt Ii. a. M,
finoet no6 3eit GIT farf III @n-
ipr1t6 nebmenben @riinbungen, Ste
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MAIDEN. aus Ser &eibe ieiner po-
terlanoii6en Stiftuneen ieien oiber
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rod genannt: 6ie 2ungenbeilitatte
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cine Quefe BEG Segens fir oas
golfsmobl eridloiien bat.
Man merit penig bonn 9rieq in
@ombures eebensauBer1ineen Sur
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iiebt man, 70 biel, tpie ME bier I'M
Grieoen. 9os tit bos ber9noerte
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inter Dem arie9. Gos iino 6ie Mo-
ben, Die 5ur @interaeit itets in bell
len Shaoren oie Staot bepolfern
lino ionft an oaen @den uno gnoen
gefiittert perben. 9n8n bot man
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Deopen fino Die ein5igen @eidopfc
Die Der arieg ebrlid buneern mdf;t
in Samb1r9. l1no mir tpollen fatt-
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Die beatise Gage.

0ait Gnanabme Der Nobridt, Bop
Die &0nlpfe in zen aarpotben, IT.
Ger gltfomina nno in Sranfretfb
5ipii6en Woiel uno Moos fortool-
err, 1T beute nidts Mftueles bonn
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5ug altf oieie aompfe iiro Die 9ead-
ri6ten aber 10 fpiheripredeno, oab
man iid fein flares 8ilo Der ange
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Sen Die oeutiden uno oiterreidiiden
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9eihlagen iilb. Gin nelier aneritf
Der Siirfen auf geppten bereitet fih
Dor. SIN italieniiden Sripolis
Elm aufitono ouseebroden 5a
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Wrnnoetsentnms. llebcrtraanneen.

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9runo1tiid I'M &eb1to1le 8arf; 500.
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Rarf; $500.
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nllo Sol Noienma1, @runoitiid all Ser
South 2eona Ctr; $4,000.
Sran S6eo. sc. 9rieif ullo ols Gre
clttrir oes &adlaiies bon Soc 8rief, al,
=. Y. 9oolin,' @runbitiid ial Der S6ep
Ibe. $500.
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'clitrir oes Na6laies BON Soc GrieFt an
6. 9. 9oolin, @rnnoitiid an Ser gheo
Abenue, 6idcreif 4boition; $543.75
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Sen1er, @runoiiid in ben Woanolio Sia
@aroens So. I, $175.
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beD, @rnnbitiid an Ser Mort6 Wesa1ite
Ctr; $1,000.
s. 90. uno anna 81. gaeb an s. %.
@tedel, @rlnoitiid I'M nenen gitbsgIot
2877; $500.
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rae; $500.
@arp 6. aett an 81. qsnes Scott,
@rltnoltiid IN 9ilportb unb Green Ser
race; $500.
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nilo @ear9aret 6. 4ltmam @r1tubltiid
on Der 2os angeles Ctr, Mamo Seigbts
$4,000.
@arsaret6a Sc. @%uaelmaru an Ser
mann ulo q. S6impff, @rlnoftiid an
Der Hiper Abeuue, $500.
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@rnnoltiid on Der Colorado Ctr; $500.
Gam nno SaIlie Srieomanu an Wolto
y. SeffeL @runohiid an Ser Carolina
Str; $500.
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1926; $1450.
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mouth, @runbitiif in Qaurel SeiebfS
$1,000.
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s. Grimm it,, Grunbftiid in 9aIu,
9ioao; $45.
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@btpin S. 9oeitring an 6. 6. MebnoIbs.
@run6itid on Der Nortb Mesquite Gar;
$1,000.
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@brtft ......... $40 BORN.
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10. 25-aatb Slper ......7.45 Dorm.
10. g. 2ofdI .4.25 nothnn.
10. 9-aatb aimite6 $50 aadm.
20. 2t-gon Sou|fon .7:45 morqeus
Santa Sc 6. &. 8. 81. 9epot).
~lnftnft -
no. 7-gom MorSen 9:55 BORN.
10. 1-@om MoroeH 1923 hadn't.
abfabrt-
10. 6-Ha6 Dem Qoroen :. 500 uadm.
m S-Nnh rem 4nrHpn 7.40 hnrr,
:. a., II. & 6. Is. e @. q. 9epOt.l
lnfunft =
10. 2-@on gorpns G6riiti 5 1l6r nadm.
Son Corpus g6riiti IT moreen8
=
no. f-Na6 Corpus gbrifi 10. 80 bornt.
Nn6 Corpus gbriff. .9.35 nbeii0s
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Nrfltnft -
go. s01-gon 9ouon, Sort 2oDaea. Sic
tortn. Grero 1920 namnt.
Ibfabrt-
@n. so2-9ab guero, gictorio. Sort
2abaen. 5ouifon ......7,45 bornt-
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SEQ. 4-gaa6 Dem Noroen. IL 30 nad,p.
go. 6-0o9 benz Norben. 800 7uadn.
9o. Social mad 6earne lao born.
No. 10-9ailb @gpreB Special, 3oroen
..3s20 BORN.
Ao. 5-ga6 Me1icp .....7 t30 BORN.
No. 11-2ofal na6 2are6o (eepnifhD.
1000 abenn5
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Sam6urs i'm &riessjabr.
Son 9. BON sc on it erbere.

Man merit duBerlif lit Sambu,a
ebenio tuenig etmas bonn Grieg mie III
Berlin. Die befonnten Neitourants
limo 81 ben ~geDobnten 3eiten gefiilt
pie ionit, NOR iBt ebenio augeeiudt
uno por5iiglid fpie in Srieoens5eiten.
Die a1itern laiien an @ite niGts
8u wiiniden ubrig, ebenio merlig Ser
aapiar. @are nidt oas bunfel
~mabnenoe &-9rot, man merfte bier
gar niftS bonn &rieg in puncto @iien.
SeioerA meroen nniere beltell
5eiloe, Die g%ngldnoer, iagefl, oie
ms 10 germ ousbungern modten.
lteberbanpt = Die @neldnoer, iie
3ablten in Srieoens5eiten bier nidlt
oaein ais p@ettern" i'm aQeemeinen,
lonoern lpitrben formli6 als Sam.
burger 8erpanote betradtet. Tins
mas oas beoertet, peritebt ser All
niiroigen, Der Sambrreer @ernanot-
i6oftsbe5iebungen fennt.
9ie iunge Som6ureerin fonute
Iebenlols feinen boberen GGrgei8, als
in ibreil neridieoeniten 9~ebensauBe-
rltngen bon Sretnoen fir cine gn1-
lanoerin gebalten slt mer0en. &C.
austat.fh bon iureen 2eAten berii6cr
mo biniiber iponn enee 6a6elt. Die
81 5reunoidaften puroen; Die Sors
oelsbe8iebuneen iparen pieIieitie, bon
beoeutenoer @~iisoebnnnq unO fortr
tua1renoem Inmohien.
Ger @eoanfe zines mogIifen a6-
frudres Der @~e3iebungen 8u gnglano
idien ebenio ipabnpibia, ME u.-
moelid. Ma Iiebte Gnglon6, mic
nlan eiilen iebr teurerl, iebr berebr.
ten @eriponoten liebt. Ils nun 0ies
england es mar, oas oie 8ranofofei
in Die @elt ihleuOerte, traf es
&amburg Oamit pieQeidt dni
idmer3lihiten bon alien geutiden.
Sier marc mebr 5%erltort ais elm i1G=
lings nlterbunoener San0el nit ber
@ritenpolf, nit Der lte6eriee. Moa
cntpfano bieien enqellanoiidca
ariee ME Elm @eb, 0as 9lutsoerS
wanote einem antun foniien, gluts-
hertpanote, Die oft MIR oa8u 0o iinh,
ms Bis aufs glut 81 frSnfen ms
st oerleben.
garnm lit in @amburg Der @rra
eegen england 10 tief, Ser 9ob 10
beilig mie faltm m~oanoers in
9enti6lono. 6ier marc etmos perIebt
uno 5erriiien mas fem 5rieoen, fei-
ne ueuen tSonoelsbe5iebunaeil mebr
anfbauen fonnetl. 9esbolb Der 81.
beliturm oilf Der gorie, als aIiid Die
engliide Mrmee fdlue. garum ols
fait miloe Sanhien BEL ben Satetl
unierer u-goote, Dem @eilif unierer
aren5er, nnierer 3eppeline in eng.
lano. ,@ott itrnfe gngIono"- bief
beritebt man Die ernffe @ndt oieies
GtoBgebetes 5u tpuroieen.
Mit unbergIei9Iidem Mut, nit
oeutider Stdrfe ur6 31bigfeit nimrlt
Der Sombureer aanfniaiin an iet-
mem Eeil Die 9pfer ouf iid, fpeldH
bic umgemanoelten Sonoelstnoe-
li6feiten ibnen mlferlegen. Wit be-
munoernsmertem Starfmit miro aue
bier fir unieres &eides @roBe ltno
Serrli6feit eef6mpft ~ ihmeieeno.
Die gorie miro lebbait beiu6t, &c
miro aud gebanoelt, MIR finoen fei'
ne 3otierungen itatt.
Der ein5ige 0rt, no man oes Grie.
aes gan5en GinfluB ipiirt, 1T scr
@afen. @udtig uno melt oebnen fit
sic @aiier Der glbe. sber oos ia.
genoe sin mo Ser ser Soften uuf
SarfoiieiL oas boiiige Stompfen oel
SdleppOompfcr if aus 6em g.
iommtbilo perifmunoen. HoeenO,
Molten uno ron1loie Hieieni6orr
lteine iiberal. lSonntoqsrube fiber
o[em. Die mddtigen arane an Be-
| Qnner{dathheu hnIlpu lire Nrtat
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gan GrIanbntsideine.

6. 9nusman. anban, fredericksburg
&onb; $3.50.
Mug. @eneer, @obnbaus, aOan,s
Ctr; $500.
9. uni. s.. 9erbberg, 5ipei feline 8o6n.
hdufer. 9ortb Gan Sacinto Ctr; $3.50.
6. $. @edel, @obnbaus, Gaia Blanca
Ctr; $4,000.
6. q, 8nentber, Mnban am @ohne
hals ltrb @erdnberungen. Guentber Ct /;
$f2,0
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S. A. FLORAL

Bouquets. g%lumenitiide fir SoG8eitea
uitb 8eer6bnihe, Sopfpflon5en, Moiens
Strdlder, 0bltbdume, Gtiefmiitterthen
in @liite ooer 8eetpflan8en. aomntt
Ielbit, idreibt ODER t%elepboniert grodeH
1902. sos @ain ape. Taul 2nB. Tlu<
rlager. (Nua1