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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-02-18
NEW IMPLEMENTS FROM OLD.

Keep the farm machinery new by
paint and protection from weather.
Have new plows each spring out O.
the old ones. 1t costs little to paint
the farm implements. Ordinary car
riage paints will serve excellently for
this purpose. They are inexpensive
and can be bought in every town.
Not only will paint and care
lengthen the life of the implements.
but the hands Will work better with
machinery that is kept in apple pie
order" 1t will pay to spend the
rainy days repairing the implements
and Frightening them up.
The object of %terracing is to get the
water that is not needed off the land
and get it off slowly. The terrace is q
shallow ditch with a bank that catches
the water and conveys It to an outlet
or open ditch.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-02-18
Lectures On Ford Trln.

Jackson.0ol. r. H. Henry of the
Clarion-Ledger has made ARRANGEMENTS
to deliver a free public lecture. or re-
cital of experiences encountered and
Impressions retained as a member of
the Henry Ford expedition to Europe
in quest Of peace. Col. Henry has en-
gagged the Century Theater for his lee.
tura.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-02-18
SHOOTS IN MOTHERS DEFENSE

Warren County Boy Stays Father-Is
Released.
Vtcksburg.-E. r. Rollison, wen
known in the city and county as "Dick"
Rollison, was shot through the heart
and instantly killed at his country
home at Redbone. south Of the city, by
his 12-year-old son, E. R. Rollison, Jr.,
who. according to information giver
the police. fired in defense of his
mother.
Following an investigation on the
part OF the county officials, Young Rol
lison was discharged from custody, be.
cause Of the fact, it is claimed, the
shooting was justifiao ole.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-02-18

The life Of the plows will be length
ened by keeping the rus of the mold
boards when they are not in use by
applying axle grease
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-02-18

Terracing is one form Of land drain
age. In this country. where we get
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-02-18
INTERNATIONAL
LESSON

tBy p. O. SELLERS. Acting Director of
sunday School Course. Moody Bible
tCopyrfght. 1915. Western Newspaper Union.I
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-01
w. C.. T. u. NOTES
enness in public on the part Of these
boys while they were in part.
HIGHLAND PARK, WHERE FoRDs
ARE MADE, IS DRY-AND HOW
SHE GROWS!

The village of Highland Park, Mich,
the seat of the Ford automobile fac
tory. voted out saloons in 1906. In
1900 the village had population of
500. The population is now approx
mately $500. The village has made
extensive municipal Improvements,
among which is the construction OF
nearly 30 miles Of pavement, the es-
Enlistment of water works system
costing in the neighborhood of $780,
900, with a general appropriation Of
$4,000 authorized by the electors,
and the construction of sewerage
system which when completed will
represent an expenditure of upward
of million dollars, all of which has
been done without single dollar Of
revenue from the saloon. The Ford
factory employs upwards of 10000
men, and yet there is scarcely ever a
case of drunkenness among these en-
ployees. The village Council adopted
resolutions from which we quote:
The absence of the saloon has made
for Highland Park a government un-
dominated by the liquor traffic, a
cleaner civic life; has secured better
enforcement of the law; has attract
ed thousands to our village for the
establishment of their homes; has
produced a better condition in the
homes of our citizens and a communi
ty where poverty is scarcely known
and. above all, has created a better
moral influence among the boys and
girls of our community
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-01
SAVE THE HOMES

!. The amount spent for liquor in the
limited States in one year would give
one million families a $4,000 home. In
twenty years it would give every fam
III in the United States a $4,000 home.
Why let some other fellow drink up
YOUR home? Put the liquor interests
out of business and save the homes,
not only those represented. by the
$4,000 per family, but the thousands
which are being wrecked each year
BY drunkenness.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-01
rHE MAN WHO NEVER MAKES
GOOD.

One peculiar thing about the man
no never makes Good" in his abil-
~ to trump" up excuses showing
Nv he could not. The man who tells
~, he will meet you at certain hour
IA is not there will see you next day
I'M blanket Of finely woven excuses
wKich would do justice to an attorney
Attempting to get a new trial.
The man who never does" is usual
~ busy telling folks why he didn't
n evades direct answers, just as he
6Ges direct action. He is always go
- to do something" but never gets
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-01
IN MAINE

Prohibition does not prohibit
"Prohibition in Maine has proven a
failure Sailors drink like fishes"
These are statements that have been
heard many times. Put along with
these this report that has recently
come from Portland, Me. During the
recent visit of the United States war
hips to that harbor two Thousand
yrsilors were given each ten days
lore leave. During that time not
sdHiior was arrested and not sailor
56Sme in contact with police officer
mere was not an indication of drunk
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-01

around to it. He comes into the cafe
in the evening and talks for the bene'
fit of his friends and the strangers at
other tables. In the world Of Tex
cuses" he is a big man but no one can
place a finger on anything he has &C
tually done.
If he is discharged from his job
which, of course, he always is, he
knows that someone "had 1t in fol
! him" and that his discharge Is the
result of conspiracy on the part Of
few head men who were afraid
of him. Yes. they we're afraid" he
would neglect so many important OF
little things that the business boat
would be sent ashore on the rocks and
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-01

the pieces picked up from the tide.
He is always late, always detained, al
ways busy, always sick-anything ex-
cept on the job at the time he is sup
posed to be. The world has no use
for such a man and he is only used
to fill in where it is impossible to get
the real thing.-Yeoman Shield.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-01
American Citizens.

In practice there is no sch thing as
a "citizen of the United States" Such
"cftizen" Is about as mythical as the
mermaid. In order to vote, for III
stance, one must bring his citizenship
down to the concrete and become q
citizen of New York or of some one OF
the other states. You cannot vote In
New York unless you are citizen OF
New York, and the same is true of al
the other states. The "citizen OF the
United States" is very vague gentle
man.-New York American.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-01
IN WOWAN'S REALM
Side Talks
MAKING CHRISTMAS A FARCE
(By Ruth Cameron.

MAKING CHRISTMAS A FARCE
There are some things that make
Christmas farce. One is self-indul-
gence under the pretence of generosi-
ty, or rather, thinking you are gen.
erous when you are only doing some
thing for yourself
What mean is this. A well-to-do
person gives her well-to-do relative
some handsome line, which she knows
the latter wants but does not quite
like to buy herself; while the well-to-
do relative. in turn spends about the
same amount Of money for hand
some desk set. which she has been
delicately given to understand the
other coverts. What is there wrong
in their doing this? Nothing The
wrong consists that each feels that
she has been generous. How were
they any more generous than if each
went out and bought what she want
! ed?
Being Hateful to People Because you
are overworking.
Another thing that makes Christ
mas farce is being cross and irrit-
able and generally unlovable in the
holiday season, because you are work
ing so hard at embroidery or shopping
that you can't command your temper.
Another is giving. because conven-
ton demands it, gifts that you don't
want to give, that you actually grudge
and feel resentful about.
Another is being snappy and dis
agreeable to those who serve you on
your Christmas shopping tours.
Some Ways to Make Christmas a
Reality.
There are also some things that
make Christmas closer to what it was
meant to be-
One is letting your thoughts wander
back into old times, and writing some
little Christmas message straight out
Of your heart to some of those friends
of the aud lang syne.
Another is giving to the poor, and
giving not in the spirit of patronage
but of one who humbly pays part OF
a great debt.
For the Child Of the Empty Stocking
, Another is remembering that
Christmas is the day of the child, and
giving not only to the children of your
own family and relative, who doubt
less have more gifts than they can d.
gest, but to the child who has but lit
tie.
Another is trying to fill yourself SO
full of the Christmas spirit Of love and
: good will toward all men, that, as you
go about your shopping and your
christmas preparations, some of II
shall spill over into your relations
with others, and make you more con
siderate and friendly to outsides and
more tender to your own.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-01
TEN RANCE
There is no such lawbreaker, or
maker of lawbreakers, as the saloon.
4 What wife encourages her husband
10 spend his earnings in saloon?

The Central Christian Advocate
rays that "every minister in Kansas
fAvors the prohibition law" and that
every political party in Kansas fav-
ors the prohibition law"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-01
Ambiguous.

Miss Founder says she eats like a
bird"
what! That fat girl?"
Its true, for she takes about a peck
at every mouthful." Baltimore Amert
can.
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6amiltOn.

itnier gaent in Samilton 1T Serr
Gouarb Srnd, 449 Glib 5iiufte Str,
gel( Sci. 476.9l. Some Sbont
1631.g.
- Sad Nprris tpurbs gsftern bon
Ri9ter Sarlun tpessn 5rasens pers
borgener Waffen gu brei Sabre Suhf.
baus Uerurtbsilt. Gr mar am 13.
WGr3 1915 idulbig bsfunbsn pOrbsn,
bate absr feline 8iirsidaft i'm Glide
gelafen unb bds Wsiis eefuht, Bis er
Dor etli6e 5agen in 9apion fsiiges
nommen purbs.
Somilton aoge glo. II Der Obj
Geqoips tpirb suIammeu nit Butler
gncampment SO. Z uno Der Canton
Sanbers 2Ose go. 76 am ndtiten
9onneritaa 2tben6 i'm 5empcl bas
81. Gtiftungsfeit bts Srb,ns
Der Sbb ssslcipa feitlih be-
aeben. Gs ipirb Elm biibi9es muiis
talifdes prosrdmm aur Durdfiihs
rung gebradt fperbsn unb mebrers
ReSner fperben atnipra6sn baltn.
Serr Gbarles Gditein BON go.
319 Wartst @irabe mslbete Der pp>
Ii3ei, bdb sr bonn Sunbe pcn u. Gds
fasranba BON parrifb 4psnue sebiis
ZEN purbe. Gr perlungt. bab bas
9hier eet0btet fperbs.
- Daniel Smitb, 9atsr bes pos
listften pbil. Smitt, itiir5te seitern
Worssn an Der Moin unb 3 Gtrabe
tobt 5ur grbe, Wlan glaubt, baB
sr einsm Sersfdlags erlds. g}OIiSiii
Smith. Der in iensm 9iftritt gerabs
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gbor; Spmne; Ssssn. Dirisent, :.
Sineoln gaeipbalI. Srganiit. ausuit
Rooemeper.
= Die 4msrican eagle 2oge Der
5. 8. 8. s. bon 9ubIolp ipirb bslts
4benb in Der Obj 1eIlops Salle ibr
81. Stiftungsfsft fir bic Mitglisbsr
unb osren 5amilisn ieiern. WaapOr 6.
3. Wbite unb Serr Geo. 70. Dbipple
perben 4nipraten baIten.
= Der Coroner Or. Rife, pel6sr
nit Der llnteriu9une betreffs bss 5ps
bss bes 12iGbrisen Glifforb Soaibap
beT6dftigt mar. bat seitern einsn auf
Sel6itmorb lautenben Uabripru9
obssssbsn. Seine Stiefmutter Srau
3slpis SoIlibap, bon SO. 1864 @lsns
ipdp Qlpsnus, srtldrte bsm Gorpner,
baB iie ben Snaben mad etner 9ros
cerD geIfidt babe. Sa er erit na9 eis
ner pollen Stunoe Suriidtebrte, erbielt
er einen @eripeis. 9er anabe, ipeI6er
iebr nieoergebriidt f6ien, gins na9
bsm SOfe, no sr iih nit einsm RsboI=
per in ben llntsrleib idhob. Wis Der
Coroner srmittelt bubeu nil, Ioll benz
&naben elm Qadlub BON 5000 bis
$1,000 suertunRt porbsn iein. Der
&nabe ertIdrte ppr isinem Spbe benz
Or. Sdiier i'm ct. Gliiabetb 9oipis
tai, bab er Itd ielbit sei6Ohen bate,
Quf bic Srase, rb er bies in ielbits
mDrberiIher 9lbIi9t sstban babe, psrs
peieerte er bic Nntpprt. Der &nd6e,
befen eisentlider Rahe Sublmunn
1T, purbs am Blubufer in Repport
seboren. Seine Wtutter puroe oamals.
nur nit einem SbalpI beflei0et iuo
bas nsuseborene &inb i'm 4rm, Don
Der poIissi aufgefunben. Die Wlutter
unb bas ainb purben mad Dem Soz
ipital gebra6t, pp bic Wtutter balo
barauf itarb. Der anube puroe Der
prOteitantiiten Waiienbeimat6 in
Clifton iiberssben, mo er big gu ieis
mem 3. 2ebensiabre perbIieb. Gr ipurs
be bann DON 5rau Spaioap abppttrt.
Der Coroner piro trpB bes 9sroitts
Die unteriuduns fprtiesen.
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Sat Die etrahsnbabnseielidait i'm
uerfIoReueu g,ierteljahr &C.
inad)t.

Sag bic Sirabentabnee eeieai6ait IN
ben perfIoiienen orei Uionaieu iebr
cute @ciddftc eenIaht bot, erbell:s
aus BEN llnritarb, bab Stabtanoitor
Seimnnn geitern non Der @eieaihafi
cinen Gbed fiber $79,306.90 als ben
gntbeiI Der Stnot in ben TettoeiT'
nnbmen Der e,eieIlidDaft fin oas per-
ffoiieHe gicrteIiabr erbielt
Gie eeiellid,ait bat IN Den periloi'
ienen brci 0lonaten nid)t ipeniger als
81 ,321,7s1.67 perbient, ene 3iinab'
me nm nabe5u 100000 geeen oas
crite 9,icrteIiatr 1915, Ger getraa,
ben Die Stabt crbieIt, repraientirt
feds groseHt Der obisen Sunme.
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goubs fiir bic sodybrna,uaiIsrIeiiHna.

anpitdn Gorapnp. george GleDe.
Lamb nnb anbere giirner weroen am
heutigen Snge tire aanlpasne uni
ssntsreiie Der @onomisqabe BON
$400. 900 fir bic 6eriigifelIing Der
.Snderndipoiierleitiing Siim abidIub
brinsen nn6 iie bofien, baB es ibneu
seIinigen iii, radoem iie mdbrcno Der
perilciiencn Acden Dor grob.n
@e!fsineHeen 5u Glniten Der 9onbs
aeiproden baben. Die g,iirseridaft
ocpcn 3u iiber3eusen, bob oieie Gono.
ausaabe am fommenoen Gieniing in.
ooiiirt iperocn nnlB.
Golpcit iinb fir bic glnlage bereits
gfohren fir Die Sod1riidipaiierlei.
iung, bic einen por5iiglihsn Gdiis
BEL 6euersePfabr getpdbren tpiro, IN
Gen GIm Strabe, @ine Gtrnte, Der
Schitcn StrnBe, Central gIDenue, in
Del adten Gtrabe uuo am groabpap
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SeAehne nab q aStsm.

Der sdulratb DON geaepus bat
bsm Stabtratb ben goranf4lag fiir
bic llnterbaltungstoiten Der 5reii4us
len i'm ndaitsn S6uljabr unterbrsiisi.
Oarnd6 iinb $29, ,993 n0tbie, iniluiiDe
Res pom Staate 6etpillisten geitrages
i'm 9strase Don $7088. Der aaiiens
bsitanb betrdst $4,953.7S. 9emne9
lei bon Der Stabt Elm Subres Budget
i'm getross DON $17.951.22 gu betpils
ligen.
- Die 9apIor 4Dsnue in geIsoue,
bon Der Jairfielo bis 5ur GronbpieD
9lDenue, tpirb NIT godfteinen sepfla'
itert tperbeu.
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aies sao 3as.

- poIiSeitommiTdr 8. 6. aeeo con
Hetpart 81. S., ipsilie eeitsrn in Der
Stabi unb madtr untsr Der 6iibruBg
bss poliosi4efs gppslon cine Runbs
fabrt burd bic gdrfs unb @orit6bte.
9err Heeb mar Don bem, mas CT fab
unb namsntli9 Don ben parlanlassn
fotpie BON bem neuen 5oipital tbais
fGdli9 beseiitert unb ertldrts, bab et
islbii auf feinen ausetbebnisn Reiien
in europa ME Elm 70 mcbsrnes 9Oipis
tai gfeben babe.
- Sobn abr, f432 Sarriion Ipc..
:Diinid,t feline gairtbiduitsI5ens OH
Senrp areirner 5u iibertr1gen uno
5rau Soiepbine goppe, 1914 Gorr
Strobe. an 5bso. @iglpb. Die 9ss
rannien baben ,ein eiitipredSnbes
@eind geiieru an Die 2iSeiisfoniniiia.
re gerittet.
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Meidle gemte.

SIC goIi5ci iildt gesenDdrtig nod
cinem geipiiien Sarrp gtolan alias
..aio" 9toldn, Der bei6uIoigt ipirh,
ieiner .iTeimoin" 9crotbp SngIles,
Der SGIterin ces berrnienen Suuies
9so. BIZ @eoree StraBe. ibre a.
'ainntcn Sdmnidind)cn esfauiotirt 5iI
babcii. Die Sugbes beiuert1et ibrel'
gerluit aui runb $500 mo 6ns
lpertbpoIliie Der geitoblenen Sdnuif'
infen mar elm Diamartring i'm
sSertb BON $500. 9luber Dem SdHnud
bat gsoIan aud nod $40 in gaar
mitaehen loifen.
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smIsariidJer WationaIfln6.

Der gulsarij6s 1ationaIiIub I blt
ii6 in ben Disnif BEG Rotbsn areuaes
Ieinsr alisn Seinatb eeiisIIi uno gibt
eamiias, %. aprii, i'm Seuti4tn
alub cine SJsitli4tsii gum geftsn bts
bnIearifGsn Rotbsn artu5es. gulsas
ride gaationaltdns. unb buIsarii&s
BoI,sira6tsn psrbeu bas bsrDors
iiedenoe Bib Der gsrdniiaIiung fsin.
slud ionit piro fiir llnterbnIhlng
iinh eririidine beiiens seiorgi isin.
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3. u. 6. ".

2lm Wontas abenb i'm gisrtel pp,
adt ubr finbst in Dem 5tim ber
YOung Nomens Gbriitian aFociaiion
bic SabrsspsrFammlung unb Diretto.
renpaA Der Organization itati,
auberbem iperben natiirii9 bic Sab.
resberi6is Der 9eamtsn 5ur 9erlefuna
selansen.
DGbrenb bes Nlontnss, bon brei
lbr 0a6mitiass Bis balb elf llbr
absnbs, finbst sbenfalIs bic jdbrlids
9lusftslIuHs Der Arbsiten Der Dtrihis.
bsnen Departsments itatt uno bas
qublitum 1T hersIi9 sur 9eii9tisuno
eingelabeH.
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eokal.Dtrid)t
ghuIeisip eibmng
Die neus Bloom Gdlnle iuiro am 20,
slpril ibrer Seitimmuug ibsr.
geben.

Die aafupsite Bloom S6uIe on
gapmiller Sirnbe, spiidsn Dapipu
unb gont Strabe, tpirb am Sdmftaa.
%. 2lpri!, sinsepsibt psrben. 81.
Wprbereitunssn fir bic sSeisr bat -ein
aus ben 5srrm 6. 8. Dsber, Charles
aobmann, gDaIter RsiMnun, W.
aubH, sSOiepb Ulauberer, u. g1eiiien,
@uitap S6nsiber, 8. S9mibt unb 6.
giepbouis btiiebenbes aDmmittss sss
trOffen.
Gelessnili9 Der Ginpeibung miro
Der S6uls cine bon ben .. u. R. ges
itifiete SABINE iiberreidt, bic pom
prinSipal 3. 20. Goslins nit ents
iple6enber 4njprahe entsegeneenoms
men tpirb. 5enrp Disque, prin5ipol
Der Wt. Quburn Shuls, Samusl z.
2osan, prinaipal Der Waibburn
S1uIe, Gii. Anna 6. Cams unb
Reo. 6. 90. 4tpdter finb bic Rsbnsr.
Qlbsnbs finbet Reisenuuffiibruns i'm
4uoitorium jtatt unb auberbem pirD
Elm mufitalifd<s prosramm burdges
fiibrt. JrIs. Mbn Murpbp, Spbil 6ed
unb Ri6drb Roepte traesn 2ieber boz
unb lie fperosn bon SRI. 9iIbu Ste
pbens beslsiist. Diirgermeifter pu@ia.
5ilfsinperinienbent 6. D. Roberis,
Or. 80. 3. @urris nnb g4uIratbss
mitslieb Suso Gifenlobr buIten alns
ipra6en. Das abenbprDsramm finbet
inter 2eituns bes 5errn Gbriitian
grborbt fatt-
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itarf bIntenoc gslmOe Derbltnoel

ltarf blntenoc &inloe Derblmoer
ip.:roe.
- Sn Der 9euiid)cn Salem Yletbo'
bitten STRIDE irirb nior9eil bon Ger
Sonntagslfille ein OiterieIt abge'
baIfcn rerben, in meIdem eiu Dor
5iieIiGcs miiifalii6 oeflamatcri'
iGes Erograrml sur 3urHiiibraae
geinnaen miro.
= Gie % Sabre alte @tbeI Spall!'
oing BON Grants Sid, meld,e ieit Dem
leetperfloiienen Oonneritag pernliBl
iporoen nar, ipurbe i'm Booth Wiemo.
rial SoipitaI in Gopington gefilnoen.
9as WGohen, peld)es bnlberbIinoei
| lit, iuitrbe in Cincinnati SieIlos unl'
beripmoerno gefltnben unb nah ocr
Catherine @ootb Seinlatb alf @al'
mt Sils uno bon bort aus nad) benz
Gopingtoner WtemoriaI Sfpital &C.
bradt. Sic puroe geitern ibren GI'
tern baielblt iibereeben.
= Sas GonInitee, pelhes bon
Dem Hraiibenten oes &liibs Der gaer.
port @eid)dftSm1nner, aus ben Ser
rem elmer, Sbonrpion iino @iIermanll
beitebeno, errunnt iporben mar, nm
cinen glufi6lb fiir Die slooption Der
StraBenbabn sSreibriei Sroinat5
5u erlangen, eri6ien seitern Dor Dem
9fatb Der Staot aommiiidre g.
entipann lid, cine lebbafte 9ebatte, in
melhcr Serr Girner erfl1rte, oaB fiic
hen Sal Die SroinarB am na6lten
Gienitog angenonunen iperben ioIIte,
oas goIf in einem Reierenoilm bar
iiber abItlmnen lpiiroe. Gie &unt.
miiiGre nit 9lusnabme oes Serrl
ebert poren oogcgen, oGB Die grlc'
Oiginlg 6ieier iuidtigen sIngelegenbelr
abermals peritoben meroe Serr GI'
mer I'M 9tamen ocs aOnlmittees er.
tIarte onrmli, BOB nad) gInrabme Der
Sroinan5 ioiort 3eidnltneeit fiIr eln
Heierenbirm geiantmeIt meroen mir
oen. es beoarf 20 Bro3ent Der
Stimmeeber, Inn ein &eiereroum 5n
erlaneen. sails Die notbtge InjabI
ron llntcrIbriiten erIungt 1T, Damn
>piro an oen Goulttpclerf DfiIius oaS
@erIangen geiteut lDerben, ben Gag
fiir eine @oIfsabitimming ieit5g.
iesen.
- 9de bieiigen Surner neratItal'
ten am Gomeritaa, Dem is. Dsai, i'm
Sippoorpme 5beater ein Stalltltr'
nen, an reIf)em ale alaiien tbeilneb'
men peroen. 9ie Ginnabmc lit iiir
cen 9auiono Der Surugeneiuoe be-
itllrtlHt.
Oas 9lppeQationsgeritJt bar
bas 3ooesurtbeil, lpeldes iiber oer
iarbigen Sarrp 8orrlion perbangt
lporoen par, beitatigt.
- Der Gircuitrid)ter 8. @oIii bot
geIiern Den Bomb bes See Gpanbers
iiir periaQen erfIdrt. Chambers mar
oes 2rageus perboseuer @afieH OH.
geflast nor0en. SSobn groDH bate
iiir i'm Die giirGdoit gum 9etrasc
BON 5000 seiteat. - SEQ. Grotter.
uelder 6es ssieroebie6itabls oiise.
rlast luorben mar, lpur6e geitern ge.
gen ietne eigene giirgitoit aus Der
Sail eiltIaiien. @r mar i'm Circuit.
Ierid,t 81 elmer 3udt1ousitrafe per.
lrtbeilt moroen. 1os slppelotionsee.
rid)t itieb bas llrtbeil Inn uHb
,rflartc 5rotter fiir ilidt ihuloig.
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Nener gsoli5eileutnant.

Si6srbsitsbir,iior Gtieblunbsr Be-
f0rberie gefiern ben poliSsiierseantsn
Sames 9. Ssnninss gum 2eutnant an
StelIe bss por sinisen 5as,n ptr'
itorbenen 2sutnants 10. WintsImann.
Ger RohiolqerS Senninas alsSergeart
pirb aIIer DabriheinIi6ieit na6 Der
eessnpGrtie i'm gursau bss Stabts
auditors fiaiionirts Seisiiip g6riii.
Iuerd tuerber.
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Sener.

- Sn bsm gonbplab.n bon Barton
2atp, 30. 1880 @sii Strabe, 1purbs
ssitern bur9 einsn iddbboften Rau4,
fang elm Gsuer Deruriudt. bas einen
S6aben BON sttpa $50 duriatsts.
On Der @0hiurne bon slnrelis
;SfobeI go. ii15 Wsab antbonr
Sirabe fam geitern gaadnitiag aus
ipipcit unermittelter llriafe ein Deiler
sum AuSbrild1. bas einen SGaoet
BON etpo $500 anri9ieie.