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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17
PERSONALS FROM THE JACKSON
RECORD.

Mr. and Mrs. u. II. Taylor aud baby
we're Friday guests of Mrs. 4 X.
Connect.
Rev s. i, nogan returned on Mon.
day fron Clinton.
Mrs. \, H. Larry and Mr.. Vernon
Larry are visiting MIR aud Mrs Geo
G.. Mct'rea at their home north Of
town
MIR and Mrs u. NJ Pipes attended
the marriage Of Miss Sara Mekowen
To Dr Blaokshear In BATON Rouge on
Tuesday
Misses Myrtle Austin and Emma
SkilIman were In 81 f'raneisyiIIe early
in the week to- attend he marriage. OF
Miss Anna TempeI 10 Mr. Willie Austin
Of Rnston, La
Mr. J. Van Carter Secretary of the
Louisiana Sunday school Association
was here for the weekend with friends
lie preached Sunday morning in the
Presbyterian Church, going to Ethel
IL the afternoon. where he was the
guest Of NF aud Mrs Hcnl Price,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17
Absent Friends

Miss Bahm. = teacher ai Wakefield,
Is taking summer eonrse AT the State
Normal,
Miss Daisy Bookter writes Of pleas-
ant experiences at l.. 4, u normal, bu.
misses The True Democrat dread.
fully an appreciated remark
The many friends OF MFR. Charles
Bartless. who was for several years
associated here with Mr.. Sam Carter
In the cotton business, will he Inter.
ested TO learn that he was married on
June - at Columbia, s e. 10 Miss
Bessie Davis Of beaufort. = C., his old
home town. Wishes for his prosperity
and happiness are passing to him In
telepathie waves,
Mrs, Il. r. Crump writes from Okla.
homa that her homecoming was a
complete surprise to her home folks,
and the reunion, the FIRST Ia seven
years delight te all
The wedding Of Mrs Henrietta Ma.
eaulay Emmett and Mr. Harry Denton
Scott waa celebrated Wednesday june
7. very quietly at the family home II
New Orleans. Mrs. Edward Murphy Of
West felieiana. the brides only sister,
was ulatFon of honor, and Mr.. Hub.
bard Moylan Field was best man. Miss
Emmett WAS given away by her brother.
Nj Harry Emmett The rooms were
lively With daisies and ferns and the
ceremony was performed under q
canopy of palms aud tulle Rev VIII
liam Alexander Barr, Of Christ Church
Cathedral. oiileiated An Internal re-
eeptlon followed. Mr.. and Mrs, Scott
will make their home in Truiifla, Span
ish Honduras, after a honeymoon trip
in this country
News comes of the marriage of Mr.
Herman piguti. West Feliciana boy.
the family residing at star tEiil Mr..
plgoti vas married to Miss Nellie
Westcott ~ the home or the brides
parents. Detroit, Mich, June I, 1916
They will reside IN Dallas. Tex where
the groom has business partition aud
where he met his briae while she was
on visit there
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17

PERSONAL BUT POLITE
=. ..

Mrs ]. l. Golsan returns home to.
night friday from New Orleans.
Miss Leila. whe has been spending
some time In New Orleans. IL also
coming home. and Miss Mamie Golsan
will leave for the city 10 take her
sisters place as companion for their
aged grandfather, Rev. A. G Blackwell.
Mrs chas, Munson who was quite
tll al the weekend, IL now Conyal.
escent Her cousin, Miss Edith Leake,
has been carrying the keys for her
during her illness. Mr.. Munson. who
was In East Felielana. last week. spent
the greater part of the week al home
Mr. Dupr6 smth aud Robert Lewis
leave Sunday for the North Mrs. II.
: Lewis will accompany them as far
as New Orleans. where they will all
spend q few days Mr.. Smith. as tutor
for Robert Lewis. hs4 made many
friends while here. who with much
regret see him leave for his home in
Wisconsin His pupil goes with him
to enjoy months recreation after a
period Of hard study and faithful work
on the part Of both ltg and Mrs. Lewis
have not yet decided upon the college
10 which they will send their son
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17
MecRsA~IARY WEDDING.

An unusual lnterest was felt In the
community Of Jackson when II became
known that on Sunday evening ~ the
home Of Nh. and Mrs. W W Moody IN
East Feliciana. Miss Irene Larry and
Mr.. George G.. Mecrea we're to be
quietly married, only few intimate
friends Of the family and relatives
being Invited to he present, Rev, w.
+. Tins. pastor Of the Presbyterian
church. performed the solemn mar
riaee rite Preceding the bride and
groom. Messfs. Vernon Larry aud Leslie
Gordon Moody advanced into the room
and stepping apar, Just Ia front Of the
minister, gave place 10 the bride. who
entered upon the arm of the groom,
where they were united In the bonds
OF matrmoay. The bride looked lovely
In her pure white dress of organdie
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. " Moody were lavish
fH thfH HSEpfiafia w ats' "F'atfsF
guests. among whom were the follow
Ing Mrs. \. II. Larry of Kentucky
mother Of the bride. Mr. and Mrs
Anthony and Mrs. Shire III Arkansas
Mr. and Mrs. Craven and Mr. and Mira
C. n Tr0tter Of East Feilelana, Mrs
Record If Clinton, and Mr. ard Mrs
n. c. Dudley. Mr. aud MfH. ] n Dud
ley. Mr. ]. NJ Dudley and Master
Richard Dudley of Jackson.
Mrs. Moody served choice refresh
menis when congratulations and good
Wishes had spent themselves Mr. and
Mrs. MeCrea came ON through jackson
10 make their heme mt the MeRosen
place. north Of town. which had been
made ready fer their reception
Genuine sorrow Was felt by patrons
and pupils OF the ", n Mekoseh
High school that Mrs. Aetrea will no
longer be member Of their faculty
She has woa reputation ~ teacher
at high qualifications and lazy of
lovely Christian character. Mr. No
crea Ia Jackson boy. known and
liked for his modest. manly bearing
and high principles We wish for them
a lifetime OF happy years together.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17
CANNING DgpT. APpolNrEEs.

wish through this medium 10 ask
the following ladies Ia solicit for ex-
hibiis for the department Of preserved
goods, of which have charge during
the Parish Fair. From time 10 time
would be- pleased to have them report
the progress they are making, So may
know how large an exhibit to expect
II for any reafon any Of those named
can not accept. please write me a card
10 that effect
Each Of The following will solicit
only In her ward Miss Mimee Levy
Bayou Sara Mrs $ Met l.awrason
and Mrs Jas kilbourne. ST Francis
willie Miss Edith Rickham End wartl
Mrs ] bob Daniel, Bird ward, Mrs Va
l.. Stirling. 9Th ward Mrs. Losett
Wright, 5th ward, Mrs r o. Bour
geois. Gth ward; Mrs Steve Reed. 9Th
ward; Miss Evelyn Martin, SIN ward
Miss Adelia Marymau. 9th ward Miss
Norma De(iyummond. 10th ward.
Following IL a list Of the diiieren'
exhibits
Preserves strawberry blackberry
plum peach, pear ounce, Ag grape
tomato. watermelon
Ieliiee Blackberry dowberry straw
berry plum mayhas apple qulnee
etah apple. grape
Jam plum marmalade, blackberry
Jam, apple butter pear marmalade
peach marmaiade, straw berry Jam
Canned goods Apples pears plums
peaches. corn okra beans tomatoee
squash. beeis. sweet potatoes, Esgligh
peas. butter beans
Pickles Cueumbefs, onions. chow
chow. MIXED mustard pieklef. tomato
calsun Chile sauce cucumber eatsnp
salad dressing, peach sweet pickle
pear sweet pickle. sliced tomato pickle
MRS W. II. DANIEL
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17
MRS. JOHN WILCOX DIES.

The death of Mrs. John Wilcox, Fri.
day night Mt about ten o'clock was
not unexpected by her nelghbors and
friends, Her condition, ewing 30 a
very serious heart trouble, had been
preearioas for some time. For the
past twelve years or more she had
been affected. but within The last few
months the graves aspects of the dis
ease were shown. and she had fast
recurrent attacks before the FINAL one
when she went home after short
period OF acute suffering.
Mrs Wilcox was formerly Miss Mary
Rowan, daughter Of Elizabeth Miller
and A w Rowan Of Natehea, Miss. She
had been delicate child. AT one time
affected with rheumatism. andeontinued
always of Frall physique, but united with
II an outlook on life. cheerful and sweet
through every viclssltude of life. She
had an unusually amiahle disposition
coupled With a gentle manner that was
very appealing 30 all who came In
contact with her. In spite Of III health,
she kept informed Of, aud was interest
cd IN all that went on about her. loved
by al sho knew her best. Resides her
husband aud two children, Miss Gladys
and Wade. respectively fifteen and ten
years 81 age. she has two brothers and
TIVE sisters, SIR. ". NJ, Rowan. Duck
port, La Mr. J. O. Rowan Naiehes,
Miss. Mrs. u. Il, Mcleod. Mobile, Ala,
Mrs Gertrude Wright. Matches, Miss
None ri these absent relatives could
reach here in time for The funeral,
which vas held In Grace Church and
Cemetery, Saturday afternoon. attend.
ed BY large throng of friends and
acquaintance. who. while they sighed
in sympathy With her husband and
knew that God had been low
ing Ia setting the seal Of His peace
upon her suffering body, that hutterlng
heart, and had taken her sweet spirit
TO be az rest with Him In the abode of
the blessed
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17

Mr. William Neville Chambers ~
Lindsay aud Miss Irene Harvey. daush.
ter of Fletcher Harvey Of Star 1871,
were married at Grace Church Thurs,
day evening, June u. at halfpast sis
o'clock. the rector. Rev A. W skardoa.
officiating. The pealing Of the bell Of
Grace Church at eyensong was the
FIRST animation that a wedding had
taken place Every one In town was
eager 20 learn the names Of the happy
twain. and II transpired that Mr. Mack
Chambers, as be Ii best known, had
deserted the ranks ~ confirmed
bachelors and had wOn sweet young
bride. II vas known merely that the
marriage would take place. but date,
hour or place was not known Entirely
unattended the couple drove To the
church aud were married The wit
nesses we're MessrR. y. and q. New.
man and e. \. Davidson. The bride
looked very pretty In a white lingerie
fruck with white hat aud shoes
Mr.. and Mrs Chambers will reside
al THE Oaks" East Fellciana, the old
plantation of the Chambers family.
wbcre new dwelling has been erected
for the bride.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17
FUNERAL OF MRS. o. lEJEuNE.

The funeral services for Mrs. Claire
Weber I.ejcune we're held at four
o'clock, Friday afternoon, the body
having been brought up on the II
O'Clock train accompanied by Mr. lse-
Ieune, nr, and Mrs. Davidson aud
Hillary Forester OF New Orleans AZ
BATON Rouge. the sad escort vas joined
BY G, c. Howell, Edward Newsham,
Mt and Mrs r. A lsaboye Enshr!ned
amid the flowers she loved. The body
lay for a few hours In her own home,
thence was taken, followed hy 4 long
procession, TO the Catholic Church
where the service was read by Father
Rombouis Burial took place la Grace
Cemetery. one of the lovellest spots In
the churehyard having been secured
far the last resting place OF eae whose
spirit vas attnned to the beautiful IN
nature. II is a spot beneath large
oak tree.
Others attending the funeral from a
distance we're MessTs Jos. Hubert, aud
whitney l.eJeune, Mr. and Mrs ]. H.
Lelenne. all Of New Roads They re-.
turned home Immediately
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17

Mas Alice Powell Ciolsan fgsors tla
With a card TO the graduation exercises
III the Hotel nleu Training School.
June Is, M which lime SHE viii receive
her diploma as a graduate nurse. 1t
seems bat the other day when this
dear home girl. daughter of Judge and
Mrs. Golsan. and namesake of Mrs.
Sidney Powell. went into training for
one Of tho noblest professions open to
vomen. and nov she Is ready for her
diploma, aud no doubt has the class
motto. "Fldelia." craven on her heart
and life,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17

After an illness of several years
7uraiion. Mrs. H. 7 Marks, aged 81
years. died Thursday morning NJ eight
O'Clock la Baton Rouge She leaves
three daughters. Mrs Riggs and Miss
Belle Marks OF Baton Rouge, and Mrs,
Rachal of Natehes. Miss. and one son,
Mr. Frank Marks Of Liberty, Texas,
The family resided here ormany years,
aud have numerous friends TO sympa
thize With them In their sorrow
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17

The club dance Thursday evening
vas an enjoyable affair. participated IN
hy the usual number The rain OF the
afternoon had cooled and freshened
The air, making dancing the more
delightful. Mrs. o Leonard furnished
the music 4 pleasant feature was the
elimination Of encores and the ealling
Of fewer AemphIses
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17

Miss zellie Lawrason has appointed
the following ladies 10 assist her In
the Floral Department Of the Parish
Fair Mrs. q &. Davidson, Mrs. A.
sehlesingeF. MIRA Vensress. and Miss
Maggie Elim
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17

The assessors bill names 81 Goa 40
the salary for the East fellelana az
SCISSOR and 81 2be for the one In We
Felloiana. Expense account allowed Ia
$3.50 and slao respectively
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17

We like 20 call attention Ia the en-
/. rpfise 81 home boy. Willie stlrlins
tr.. who wants to sell vegetables o'it
OF his own garden Those needing
vegetables would do we'll to phone bin
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17
SUMMER SCHOOL.

Beginning Jane ~. Miss sallIe Rayn.
ham will teach class Ia primary work.
School will continue eight weeks,
Patronage solicited. ~
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17

Mrs. s. Powell Is member al Mrs.
f.eopolds Juvenile Dept, hr name
having btaa accidentally omitted from
the list
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17
Church Notices
GRACE CHURCH
Rev. Alvin w. skarden. Rector

Rev. Alvin w. skarden, Rector
Trinity sunday
Holy Communion, 30 a. m,
Sunday School. . 20 a. N.
Morning Prayer and Sermon
IL O'Clock
June e, Nativity st. John the baptist
lloly Communion. 10 a. M.
Friday i.itany. 10 a m.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17
Windsor Hotel
tAt Slaughter, Ia.)
CLOSE u.

We were informed by many
that another Hotel was very
much needed here. but find they
were mistaken; 80 have decided
10 close.
MRS. A. G. HOWELL.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-06-17

If you have something YOU want TO
sell. try Little Ad
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Wpm britiimen Sriegss
f9anpiab.
Die Tuiisn iiObsn jest aGsm 2tni6ein
na9 auf ie6r bettigsu DiOeritauO
in Qrmenien.
Sic babsu aufsebOrt, Siesesna4ridtsn
gu ididen.

ct. petera6urg 13. april.
Wit elmer Rsi6e DON iehr beftisen Gss
Ssnansriffen ssbsn fi9 bic Siirtsn in
armsnien bic sr0Bte Niibe, bic MIDI
tige Stabt gsi6urt 81 Dertbsibissn.
bic on BEN bauptIddlidften anotsns
punt Der @sss spiideH gr5srum IND
5rapeSunt lisgt.
0a nsben ben gutsn Strabsn, bic
mad Siipus unb Wamatbatum fiibs
rem, aud Don geiburt aus msbrsrs
Wegs ii6sr pontus nad bem S9par>
sen Nesrs Tiibrsn, piirOs Die geisss
ung Don geiburt bic Sperationsn Der
ruHiidsn aautaius Grmee gang
bsbeutenb erlei6tern uRO bic engs 8srs
binbung 5tpil8sn Der gtrmss, bic
Idngs Der aiifte sessn 5rape5unt uno
unb Der mitilsren 4rmss, bic in Der
Tihtung auf SrlEn9aH 5umdrl9lrt
heriisaen.
Man 1T bier Der 2tuiidt. bab iusnn
Is gelinssu iollts, geiburt 3u nebmsn.
in ipelftm Sale ss m0gIi9 iein ipiirs
be, 5raps3unt pom Siibsu Der angus
grsifen, bic tiirtii4en 5ruppen, bic
bic 3usdnse gu 3rap.Suut DertbeiOis
gen, ii6 iOfort suriidSisbsn ipiirOen,
mas bic Gdpitulaiion bieisr tpidtisitsH
tiirtiideH 9af.nitaOt an Sdwar5sn
Wser our Golss BADEN Diiros.
9aiburt ielbii 1T sin ipidtisss @ers
proDidntirungs Centrum unb Don
bort aus ipurbsn friiber bic iiirtii4sn
Sruppen in Gr5erum nit Wlunition
perieben.
Dem 9ormorib Der RuiIsn ssssn
ben Oberen 9isris isssH bic 9iirtsu
tDsnissr Wiberiiuuo eRtssssn als an
aHberen Gegenbsn.
9entiHlanbs Siirger'
tneifter
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Starb natirlid)eu Suoes.

Coroner Or. Spertmeper hat burf
cine SHouttion feitItelen laTen, bdt
Ger 66 Sabre alte DormaIige 9ilfsz
9unbesmarf3all Iapoleon I. Irs
ham6auIt DON go. 2218 &emper
Cane, zines natiirlt9en 5obss geitors
zen lit unb ni9t, pie bon ben Inge4os
rigen bss Sobten dngenommeu por'
rem mar, iufolse BON 9erlesunsen,
Die ibm in Der SrrenanituIt in Gona-
piep bei9ebradt tpuroen.
Qlr9ambault ipdt am 28. WtGr0
bieies Sabres na9 Der 4nitqlt 9es
IaHbt, jebo6 tpenise Gage Dor ieiusn
2fbleben pisber nah Der WobNlne
suriiee5ra6t porben unb fetne 4nges
h0rieen baften an perI9iebenen Stela
len ieines SDrpers Seulen unr
Sarammeu gefiinben, tpOruuf IL
gu Der Qnfidt tamen, bob ar4ams
bauIt infOlge bisisr @erIeBungen se'
fiprben fei Nie esitern eruittelt pur'
be. mar glrf1mbouIt in Der lester
,3eit 10 f9pa6 gepeien, bab er forts
tpdbreHo birfiel unb bisrbei battle E,
fih Die 8sulen Suge5ogen, bic mad
ber 9eriiberung Don Dr. 9. 70. Sart
Ger Die Sbollftion auf @etiung beE
Gprpners poreenpmmsn bate, mt
BEN 9Obe bss Maraes a6ioIut ni9ts
su tbuN batten.
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,nra erfolgt orf bem @Prirg @ro0e


turg erfolgt auf bem SPriI1g 8rooe
5rieGbof.
cSn Der 9o6monn'iden gittDen-
6eimoth, no iie in itiller @eidaulif.
felt ibrcn 2e6ensnbeno berbradJt, tat
Qeitcrn 9Srau o ottlieb b g Deli
Ter Die 9lugen gum elpigen S6lunt.
mer geihloiien. Die 8reiiin, be eli;
Sitter pon 76 95obreu errei6te, Sat
es peritanben, iidI oltr6 ihr ionui5e5
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fen Itet3 in @brrn bnlten mer0en Iie
s9eerolglng finbet am Snnitag gtut'
mittag I'M 3luei ltbr Don Der Boo
mann iden @ittDen1eimatb aus itatt.
gei Serrll 0illiam @tttin :
ter go. 2233 6lora StraBe bat be-
Stordr ginfebr gebolten uno einen
pr1htigen Stornlbalter binterlaiien,
c6 oeiien 9lnfunft natiirlih groBe
;Srell6e in Der 6anilie Gittinger
berrifIt.
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Sd)laganfaQ erIitt, lit pabrenO oeS
geItrigen Cages cine merflife Ser
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1anlac TIT !6ilfe bel &c.
innbbeitli6em 3Hiams
tnenbru6.
6rdn Iobert Snapfe ridjtete es ipie.
Der auf Ead b6aisem 3uium.
menbrnfj,
geruriadJt ourdJ eineH in Der Samilie
nDrgefOmmenen Sooesfal.

sd fpiinT9e Sbnen bod uit3utbsis
len, pis 5anlac meiner SttpGgsrin
gebolfen bat. fagte 6err GOpiH
&napte geitern gum 5anIac 9er,
tduTer. unb bas, mas sr oisfem ers
5d6lte, ipirb fir fol6e, nel9e ii5 in
pretdrem MISUNDERSTANDING befius
ben, DON gang beIonberem Sntereffe
fein. 9err &nupte po6nt in so. 1915
6iHolaD StraBe, Cincinnati.
Gr fagte: .Meine S6iDdgerin 5rau
apbert &ndpte, erIitt Dor etli4eu
Wonaten iufolge eines SobesfaQes in
i6rer igumilie einsH ungemeinen 3us
fdmmenbruA tbrer &0rpertrdfte. Wlit
ibrer Gefunbbeit 9ing es INNER pti.
ter abpGrts uno lie lit Disl an nerz
o0Ier 8eroauungsitDruHg. Rd6 hem
GiIeH bilOeten ii6 regelmdbig Safe in
ibrem Wagsr, pelfe &ursatbmigtett
unh 6erabei4per6en na6 ii6 sogeH.
Sbr &rGfteperfaQ mar Elm auqeni6eins
Ii6er unb re mar sulebt duberFanbe,
lbre 6dusdrteit 81 oerri6ten ooer 81
Ihlnfen. 60 gtng es fort. bis fie i6reE
Qppetit qGn5li6 perlor. Ni6ts mas
iie qenieBen pDllte, f9medte i6r mebr.
sic purOe 3uIebenbs fbpd6er.
.0a rietbcn tbr 6reunbe Der Tamis
lie, es einmdl nit Suulac au Dsrfus
den, uno bieIes bllf ibr fcfort", fde>
te 6err arapte. .SarIac bat ibr
pieber 3u ibrer frii6eren Sroft unb
9efunbbeit oerbolfen, unb mir t0unsn
es ui6t genug riibmen".
Yer Dertb urb bic gebeutung BON
9unlac neroen in Der Qtpptbefe Der
Dom Drug go. an 6. unb Balnut
Strobe BON einem Grperten bemouz
itrtert, gs fam ben irqeno elmer Der
IA Dom Weut6erbeab 2(pptbeten io>
ipie rpn Der @ilmore 9(prtbete in @ops
iu9ton be3oQen nerben. cSn ieber
Stabt unb Srtifaft hes Cincinnati
Oiitritts befinbet Ii6 cine 9tpptbete,
in reIder Sanlac Dertauft tpirb. -
Qn3eige.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-14
SouDansgabeH iir5trabsnBtrbsHerungtn
BON ben cS6berirten gerbeIerung5'
@eIelidaften inbDiiirt.

S5n Der geitrigeu 0tonatsiibung Der
obigen Organization uuroe Der Be
ridt oes 2(usi6uiies fiir StruBen uno
giaoufte, in peIdem enlpfoblen rpur-
be, idmmtlif,e bel Der fonlmenOer
Slpe5ialmahl porliegenoen 9onoaus-
gaben iiir StraBeunerbeiierltngen
glt3u6eiBen, na6 elmer langeren Ge'
batte angenontmen. Die Sppoiition
mlroe Don Serrn Starbud Snritb
eitgaleitet, Ser oarauf nlimerfiam
ma6te, oaB Die StaOt lid 81 piele
Stlllben oufIabe uno man oeBbaIb
in Ser 9epiaigung tpeiterer gono'
dusgaben etrpas poriidJtig 5u Werte
geben ioQe. gr unterbreitete eine
biesbe5iiglife Heiolution, Die ieoph
perlpurfeu luuroe.