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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-30
Lafayette County Neps By Special ce"s,es"ss"t,

from all reports must have been afraid
to play
On Saturday both the boys and girls
team vent to Orwood and played
games on the Orwood court Their
court was awfully rough, but our for
wards got their nerves steady and won
by a score Of II TO o, for the Rock
Hin girls, and Il to in favor Of our
lows.
Our school will be out on Thursday.
We hate 10 give up the sixth month
a. the school work il progressing %
nicely.
SHURE SHOT.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-30
Rock Hill

fIntsni-d for las w-ekl
Mn. Walter Turpin entertained the
ladies OF our n=ighbo-hood with q
quilting and q god dinner last Friday
There were ouly twenty four present,
not including the children, all reported
a most enjoyable time
The most interesting BASKET rail
game OF the >ea=sn wa played on the
Rock Hiu court between spring Por.
girls and tn girls OF the home team
The visiting team put up hard fight,
bat were defeated by score Of Is 20
IL
The spring Port boys were scheduled
D. play oar boys The same day, but
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-30

up his school work AZ this place he
bad an enrolment Of 70 pupils this
year. II out Of this bunch stood the
Grammar grade examinations and ;
passed We certainly feel proud of
them
There viii be a concert at this place
on Tuesday night after Fields day, If
the weather permits
Our few days Of pretty weather were
broken by thu rain which feel here
last night
Rev 5 H Shepherd and wife and
little girl visited at the home OF Jim
Grain last sunday.
JEWEL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-30
TAKE Po-Do-LAx N sPsx

In winter our blood gets tEex :
pores rlose, we feel tired I'D !
when hot days come Wh4- Es =
l. spring liver tonic, s17szzsl
rid our system Of winters Irzzlzz
waste PO-Do-Lax VII d :
stimulates the BILE, empuss ~ asp.s
The organ become more accvs II
a little while you feel Ike NV -
neglect cleaning oul y9zr ssA
Take Po-Do-Lax and y0z - =
fine, soc AZ your Druzgs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1916-03-30
FOR YOUR CHILD's COUGH.

II yOur child has cold. nos- runs
or coughs m1ch get a small bottle %
Dr. Bells Pine Tar Hol ey syrup. TuSt
what children ike and Just The ned
cine % sootce the cough and cheek
the eoht- After taking, children sop
fretrinx. sleep good and are soou en-
n-ely well Insist on DR. Bells Pine
Izr-Honey- &c AZ your Drugxizf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
The Republican View
WILSON ON THE STUMP.
Edited by the Republican State Committee.

Mr. Hughes artillery
has d,solged the president himself from his entertainments III
the White House Shadow Mr. Wilson Will take the stump
bca-hu breaking the precedent No president
delegations Roosevelt
redho the closing days OF the when he
replied Iarkc charges that large financing the cam
But the White House has to the voters
i|RFbody Sswc defend the administration as
why Bryan
why he let why the oomg the diplomatic service
permitted and why personal sent 20 MeNeo
public the one
he luca Senator Lewis
Villa No we'll explain why ht found the
academic December" l9ll and
the l2lo No hut the president himself can
whether Wilson VIII
Daniels No explain well he the real mwar
incident and why remain
unsettled this day No well qualified explain what the state
Mr. Bryan told the Austrian ambassador that the notes
be what hy
anywhere Wilson IN cluc,ang all the imHS ht
place hi, administration since he uancd uess publicity
with ottuSc ufsCurity
president plans TIN, thing The umc
short all and that even one ct the lew months
Mr Wilson the presidency should be consumed IN this
But the ncNoac and ncapb makmanhp Mr. Hughes a
compelling force
The car strikes York Philadelphia and the threatened strike on
emphasize the that not ml5d by
prosperity been While they have been getting
also due war conclusion that 1t Is
a temporary they getting their share IN the
benefits
u Winon Nnn) Republican, the days Of the administration Mr.
Bryan very positions Tor deserving democrat" lh
list the Wilson campaign fund Of P2 a, read ON the ooI
clearly shows that Mr. krdnS deserving
democrats the contributing men OF his party
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
Side|ights On War Moves

IN dcrotn Falkenhu appointing denug h OF the general staff
| Kaiser Wilhelm playing In, hN political trump
Fakcnayn succeeded Molkc after the battle of the Mr and m
The kaiser thus placing the blame the failure at Ncrun the
BruSiloi drive the Sommc battle and Rumana
lndcntug demgod Germany The people look to the old MAJ
of chased Russians
blow that will club attack the confident ale
greater could be desired Germany that thing, have been
in field THIS than TIN, unexpected switch llndcnbmg
his command the Russian and hasten Berlin 20
assum charge the
Berlin admitted yesterday the Rumanan and Russians lave joined hands
the
from which likely into Ru"ania The Russians IN the
Odessa The
the Russian battle line The those Of General
Ictchsky
the Rumanian
cciycs kronstadi and umnnta
closed predictions will these
/
Greeks arc leaving Berlin IN swam The Greek minister Berlin had
chancellor YESTERDAY
the III
. Balkans
immediate losses Germany the Rumaran dcfcc
ton crops, delivery
| bcena arranged when the clouds broke.
Sweden and Ru, by
OF will be linked that Russia will
supplies when the Acfangc closed 10y cW NJ H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30

ing extinct IN Maine But there arc
plenty of them wearing sport ,arts IN
the middle west
ANY married woman can tell you that
her husband ,notcs so loudly that She
never. gets wink OF sleep Mad any
married man can tell YOU that his wlic
snorcs so loudly that he never gets u
wink OF sleep
There are other liars in the world
But the most p,,iiul specimen Is the
married man who announces that he
and his wife have never had a cross
word
You can help a man wonderfully by
mludlng your own business instead OF
trying TO give him advice
A man is never so buSlly engaged N
the scramble ior money that he hasn't
time to stop and abuse those who have
acquired that which he is seeking
We like to claim that women haven
sense OF humor But We have to adj
init that they are putting one over or
rs in letting Us retain that obey
clause IN the marriage contract,
The average mans idea oi prcttl
hosiery is the kind tha, Is wcll-lllled
No matter how important her huS
band becomes. a woman can never b,
/ brought to believe that he need, pir
/ secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
Walt Mason
MOU NTAIN AIR

DRlED up and baked on wiudswept
] )plalns, too long unvlSitcd by
rains 10 me the mountains called ;
and ndorSc the mountain air, which
tones the nerves, restoring hair TO
heads that long were bald When tu
Colorado came. so many ailments
rackcd my frame, that lilc was but a
grlei ! had hay fever and a cold. and
all the dope the druggists sold afford
ed no relief had the S,rlnghalt and
the hcaycS--uonc OF my ills were
make bclicvcS--l had ingrowing nails
! had bog Spaylns on my knees, but I've
forgotten all disease, among these hills
and wales. Aiar from all the roar OF
towns, walk in khaki handmedowns
my staff a pinc-tree'S branch, blithely
scale these western Alps. and play upor
their snowy Scalps, and ride the ava
lanche The mountain air tonic is
1t makes the vital current whi1 aloni
an old gents veins; 1t makes his lag
ping step grow bold, and makes hin
think he's ten years old, and banishe'
his pains,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30

There was a time when Grandma
used to wear a SKIRT that hung six
inches shorter in front than it did in
the rear, and wore pair Of square
speckS and sat m a rocker and darncd
socks all dav But nowadays grandma
rougcs her face and STAINS her hair and
wears knee length skirt, and II IS hard
to tell her from the other chickens.
When a couple get married thcv he
come ono And It doesn't take him long
to discover that She is the one
\ man can have lot OF patience
with doll-iaccd woman II he isn't
married to her,
The underwear manufacturers know
how to display their wares to the best
advantage That's why the cuts show
the underwear drapcd ON the form OF
corn led Young woman and never
show +, drapcd on a clothcSlinc
No, Clarence. The prlnccsSeS do moi
wear those flat hcclcd shoes so they
viii be more comfortable when they
are helping mother wash the dishes
They claim that lobster, are bcoom
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
Our Ioe Miller Contcs,

Ben Nelson SAYS the oldest Joke is
the one about the lrishman who was
cleaning out the cellar OF the preachers
house Among other things Pat
gathered together about two dozen
empty whiskcy bottles and took them
out into the back yard. where he was
examining each bottle by holding it up
to the light The preacher saw what
Pat was doing and said "Oh, they
arc all dead ores, Pat" "Indadc they
I arc," agreed Pat But theresa wan
good thing about thin They an had
the minister wil them when they wa,
dying
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30

That Boston man who thought he would absorb all OF
the o,l fields Of Oklahoma by offering invest a million
dollars IN oil property reminds Of the rich eastern
who invited himself TO slt in game OF draw out
~ Montana IN the early days This visitor dramatically
showed $lrD bin the table and the banker handed
h-m lone white cMn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
Wasted.

She's In the real small wasted class,
She laCcs tightly. does Fan Ftic,
And while she ls a busy lass.
She surely leads a wasted life.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
28,05O
28,%3

LINES WORTH REMEMBERING
Short as life is, we make it still shorter by
the careless waste of time.-NlClOR hObO'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30

One OF those dear old absent minded
professors came TO visit married
niece and to see the year-old baby
he had never seen before, He listened
to a fascinating account OF the childs
accomplishments
Can he walk asked the pleasant
old gentleman
oh my, yes" said the mother.
why. he's been walking nine months.
The pleasant o. <, lapscd into an
other iit OF abstraction.
"lic must have gone quite a ways
in that time y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30

The pretty Nrestaurant cashier had
applied for holiday
81 must rcouperatc," she said "My
beauty is beginning to fade"
"rha, so" said the proprietor.
What makes you think so?"
"lhc men are beginning TO count
their change"
She got her holiday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
Lucky

old Adam was a lucky sire,
know that this IN very true;
He had no neighhors To inquire
SAY n It hot enough for YOU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
Huh,

"a fellow should always Try to keep
ahead OF the game" advised the Old
Eogy
But suppose he is out hunting de
maudcd the Crouch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
Old Stories
In New Type
Twenty Years Ago,
tFRom THE TINES FiLgS

Twenty Years Ago,
lin Gersou returned today from @
Manitou. Colo, where he sp;a, his
vacation.
y " Hogan OF Yukon is in the city
today visiting friends
Mr., 4. J Bcale returned today from
an extended visit in Kentucky
Misses Cottic and Sammic iiolloman
arrived Yesterday from Wewoka for a
visit with their aunt. Mrs 4. /. Welsh
J. X. Kcatcn OF Guthrie IS in the city
on business today
Mayor Jones, Mcrric Richardson and
K. /. Holcomb were put through the
Masonic ROYAL Arch degree last night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
Our Daily Special.
Luke McLuke Saws.

The best way TO get result, is TO 60
after them Yourself
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
The Wise Fool.

"BrcylW is the soul Of wit" quoted
the Sage
"Oh. don't know" replied the Fool
Il never feel very funny when J am
short
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
One Year Ago Today in the War.
Our Daily Birthday Party.

Charles s. lIamln, governor of the
federal reserve board, born in Boston,
S. wears ago today
Henry + Hollis, United States sena-
tor from New Hampshire, born at Con-
cord. y H., ~ years ago today
FIFTH Schcii, prominent actress and
va, alist born in Vienna, Austria, 70
wears ago today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
She's In Again,
Another HEX
hate to meet.
Just talks about
The grand IA wu-fclc E. L. NJ
Form in Line Men. Don't Shovel

Must sell my house. ard TO the parties
who buy will give a beautiful hand
painted chryStanthcmum vase Address
Vase 2l News ice-Ad in Buffalo
News
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30

hungary may be Hungry before the war i, over
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Onchl

Have You ever undergone a cross
examinations" asked the lawyer
Have T." exclaimed the client.
Why man, I've been married for
fifteen years"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30

Monday October may he recorded as tho buc,t of all
\IpudayS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
Fifteen Years Ago.

Miss sue Belle Graves, who taught
so successfully in the schools here last
year, arrived today from her home IN
Montgomery City, Mo, for another
year s work.
Among those taking part in the
dedication ceremonies OF the Carnegie
library held last night were Governor
Jenkins. Mayor Jones. Senator Clarke,
DR. DeIos Walker. Mr. A. II Classen,
Mrs Ncttic Wheeler Chapellc and Mrs.
Sol Barth
Mrs Ralph Ramcr returned TODAY
from visit to her relatives IN North
Carolina
Attorney c. I. Meador OF Houston,
/ Mo, ina, located TN i've ciU
Ten Years Ago
/ Among those chosen as members ~
/ the general council at the American
| Bar association meeting m st Paul
Yesterday were s. I Blcdsoe oi Ard
more. ! T., and John t. Mernicr Of
IL Reno, Okla
Boston Wilson returned today from
4 two weeks eastern trip
United States Marshal John Abcr-
/ nithy ut Guthrie is in the city today,
I'D 5. Naught lett today ior pand-
ridge, Tenn, lor three weeks visit
with relatives and to bring back hi,
wife and hahN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
History Bits
100 Years Ago Today.

100 Years Ago Today.
lSlo-Gcncral Jackson by his impul-
slye manner OF dealing Si,h the In
dlanS, OF Florida, nearly forced the
United States into war with England
and Spain
rs Years Ago Today.
lS4l The Melbourne ministry re-
signed having been defeated in par
lament on an amendment TO the speech
from the throne
so Years Ago Today.
Michigan republicans met in
convention at Detroit and pu, in nom
nation state ticket composed in great
part Of returned soldiers
IS Years Ago Today.
lS0i--Delegates from many coun-
tries assembled in London for the in
tcrnational congress OF Orientalists.
One Year Ago Today in the War.
August 80, lolS--Gcrmans attacked
bridgchead on the Dvina southeast OF
/ Riga
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
Luke MCluke
His Column
Copyright. 1915.

Copyright. 1919
Lucky.
old Adam was lucky sire,
know that this IN very true,
He had no nelghhors to inquire
SAY y It no, enough for YOU
The Wise Fool
"Brevty is the soul Of wit quoted
the sage
"Oh don't know" replied the Foot
Il never feel very funny when ] am
short"
Wasted
She's In the real small waisted class,
Sh, laccs tightly. does Fan Fife,
And while She IA a busy lass.
She surely leads a wasted life.
Huh.
~ fellow should alway, Try to keep
ahead OF the game" advised the Old
togy.
but ,upposc he is out hunting de.
mandcd the Crouch
Advice.
Don't argue, SON." said old man Bell,
And II you'd always get along
BE sure You're right before YOU tell
The other fellow he is wrorg.
Ouch
Have You ever undergone a cross
cxaminarion2" asked the lawyer
Have -" exclaimed the client
Why man, I've been married for
fifteen years
Pat likes 20 dance most every night.
Remarked the wife OF Fat O'Scil
and. every time he comes hcmo tight
Pats sure 20 do nm Irish reel
Ouch
He was A veteran OF long and hon
orahc record He va, shot four time
under the starry hanucr-WakctIcl
. CW Va Recorder
Mercy
While Jack Frost and G. A. Frost O
| Kcnnard, Ohio arc keeping things coc
/ otto y IIcaton has his ign out o
/ High street, Columbus, Chic
Sure
Dear Luke am you use a. Nrtatl
/ oi lexington kv. when one Of tn
club member, dies, May
Booeyl
Some men control their desire I
speed. a'Nl others couldn't speed if the
wanted to But what We started I
say was that Gust \. Wind va
plnchcd in Milwaukee for BLOWN
around at a rate OF thirty miles pc
hour in his II lrv fliyycr
ANY Others2
( Rev y C.. Goodman Of Lawrence
! burg. lud has been nominated +,
chaplain Of the club
She's In Again
Another HEX
| hate to meet
Just talks about
E The grand lawn fclc E. l..
Form in Line, Men, Don't Shove
Must sell my house ard to the parti
!, who buy viii give a beautiful ham
painted chryStanthcmum vase Addrr
Vase p, News oiuce -Ad in Buiia
News
Our Ioe Miller Contest.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
ANY Others2

Rev y C. Goodman Of Lawrence
burg Ind. has been nominated for
chaplain OF the club
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Blooey.

Some men control their desire to
speed, a'Nl others couldn't speed if they
wanted to But what We started to
say was that Gust \ Wind was
plnchcd in Milwaukee for blowing
around at a rate OF thirty miles per
hour i'm his II rhrv flivycr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30
Reel

Pat likes 20 dance most every night,
Remarked the wife OF Fat O'Ncil,
ANT every time he comes hcmo tight
Pats sure TO do nm Irish reel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-30

He was a veteran OF long and hon
orablc record lie wa, shot four times
under the starry hauuer- Wakefield
lW. Va Recorder
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-23
l.okaIes.
9as nelte 6pdidmlaebambe.

9ie gldne uno Spe8ififationen
fir oas nere So6ldulgebauoe, oos
1T oer @urten= nno 8ismarf GtraBe
erridtet peroen loG, iino ousgege-
ben tporben nno oie Mngebote fir
Die @usfiibrung oes 9altes meroen
am 3. Slli BON ser S6ulbeboroe
llno ben Mr1iteften GILES uno Seu=
Ter eroffnet. 9as 8ebauoe miro
oreiItodig, bot Gaum fir 1900 Sdii=
Ter uno entbdlt ein Muoitorium, oas
ebenfaGs 1900 Gerionen faBt. Sc
miro aus @onfret erballt nit bar
ter 3tegeliteinbefleioung nno Ser
5ierung NIT einem teranil1en Stein=
material. Sn 8erbinolrng nit Dem
@ebduoe itebt Elm Staoi1m fir
10000 Gerionen, no aQerbano atb=
letilhe Spiele abgebaIten meroen
fontten. Sen SluB entIang miro
cine Walier erridtet nno Elm gaoe=
baus mooerniter Irt. Der game,
5molf M6er 1tmfalien6e 9lat, relp.
mas oabon iibrig bleibt, miro aart=
neril1 a~tseelegt nno perIdonert.
Stir aae 8aulibfeiten NIT innerer
@inriftlng: &ei5ung, g~entiIation
etc. iteben $325,000 CUR gerfii=
a1tftu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-23

Damrnmole.
@nttOnfamen.Grn0nf

San antonio, Ser, 1875 Cts.
@aloelton, aeltern. 1866 Ste.
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Gtne &riegstraunng NIT 6inoer-
niiIen.

Son elmer bitblhen &riegstrouung
nuetB 8eter &olegger i'm Saeebltd
Deg u5eimgortens" 5u eraablen:
o@ebeiratet miro iett, oaB i6on al
les teltfelt Tim un0 uml" bate oa-
malls unfer @emeinoeboote aiisgeru=
fen, balls entlest llno balb beluitigt.
Die 4riegstranungen tparen oufge-
fommen. Der Soloat, Ser cine
2iebite in ser Idbe batte, fonnte tie
bonn SLED meg beiraten, ser cine in
Der Serne batte, fonnte tie altf gnt-
fernutg beiraten. @r perlpra6's Dor
Dem Nnttmam auf ibren Nanen Ell
ner onoerenL nno Tie gab dl1f leinen
Namen einem anberen Die Sanb -
gut uar's. @s gebt ales, penin mar
min, uno oft iebr gut nno gliflid.
9od bisDeilen CAB ouf Iolhe @rt
oas Stanoesamt 2eute 5uiammen,
Die nidJt 5uiarnmen aeborten, mon=
der fam nit elmer gritbeiten oober,
neil err morgen einriifen m1tBte uno
beute feine ausmab( mebr moglid,
mar.
60 trat etnes Cages Elm 8erfs-
drbeiter eth, Der bate elm rurolih,
rotltb itrablenoes Srai1en5immer BEL
it'd. uWtir taten bitten, SEER 9of-
tor: fopulierenl~ - @etrant neroen
mout tbr2 Sino aGe notmenoiaer
8apiere CUR Stele2" v@oI, mol,
6err 9oftor, oie bdtten mer oa."
Der 8eamte fono Die 8upiere in
Sronang. Limo mo- iino sic .3eu-
GEM @ber sur grauiiug miiiien ia
5luei 3eugen fem" ySat's es nit
aud io2" frogte Ser Mrbeiter, ina
peiB nit, no man anf Ser Sten'
5tuei 3eueen loIt' b~ernebmen." =
u9d fam ib niht belfen, 3eltge.t
msiifen iein. 6abt ibr in ser Staot
oenn feline 8efmnten2 Sragt INN.
Sest it's eff l1br, bis Elm 1lbr BIN
if bier. Seio ibr bis oabin ba, 10
fonnen Mrs nadber gIeib Madden
Sds Brdlttpaar gtng 3eugen III
den. Glide Miuuten Dor 1 ltbr
maren Die 3eugen oa uno audi bos
8rartpaar. Nur ni6t ear15 oasIel-
be. Der 8erfsarbeiter mars nod
- aber Die 8rult, Die er BEL iid
botte, mar = cine anoere. Siam.
lid OILS er nit Ser, rotli6 Stra5-
lenoen III Ser Staot itmberging, be-
ge9nete ibnen cine riibrIam fleine
SerIon, cine quite 8efannte BON fritz
Der, Die einauredt arf i'm an baberl
porgab uno iult anf Dem @eg ms
Stnnoesamt mar, INN BEN Sreulo-
len nod redt5eitig ab5ufangen. 9as
gelang tbr fdon auf Ser StroBe.
Ser SEER 8rdutieam 5lpil6en ben
5tpei 8r1uten mar in elmer gart5
ber5uetfelten Gage. gnoli1 hottie
itb Ietn @eoddttis bod 10 meit err
bolt, oaB er Itd fir Die friibere emit
fdieo. Die rotIi6 Strablenoe be-
gam nun 5tuor einen iebr mirfIa-
men StraBenlfanoof, aber Ser Cir
better fIii6tete NIT ser &leinen ms
StonoesanIt.
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an ser Siio=alomo StraBe beiddf-
ttgt lit, baB feline Irbeiter bein
Iusl6odte11 oes tournaments cine
In5obl ipanil6er Miin5en aus Ser
Mitte oes iteb5ebnten Sabrb1noerts
nebit einem uralten iponti6en 9ofu-
mente fanoen1 Oeiien Srlbolt ober in
folge Ieines differs uno oes oorall
flebe1toen S6mubes fait nn~leierlid
lit; Die Miin5en boben ungefabr Die
@roBe 1tnIeres Dollars.
: Sran gomers, oie i'm GrinceB
Ebeoter : @ebdltoe mobnt, mel0ete
ser goli5ei, oaB ginbre9er BON ibr
eine @rmbono=l1br, Elm SaIsbono,
ein goloenes Meoai1on, 5tpei Ser
lenfetten uno Bret Ginge geitoblen
6aben.
= 9as Son Mntonio &opitel oes
Imerffanil6en Soften &ren5es en-
belt bon @aibington Die @o6ridt,
oaB man beablidtigt, ein groBes
gmpfames= uno gerteilunes Depot
bier GIT etabIieren. 9as bielige &a=
pitel muroe gebeten, bier5l oie bor-
bereitenoen Sdritte 5u treffen nno
ebenio oafiir Gorge 5u trogen, oab
bic 6rauen Der ms Selb geriidten
@tli5 : 5oIoaten geniieeno inter
Ititst tper6en.
Ser Manrt, pel1er am 9on=
neritag nadmittag ben @erfebrspoli-
5iiten g. 6. 8ilion an Ser Conn
merce uno @lamo StrnBe nit lei
tenn MutomobiI 11mfubr, lift ein 90
iabriger Gleftrifer unb bier anIal-
Jig. 8tIlon, Der an grult uno
geinen tiidtig beldunben lit uno
alBerbem cine &opfmun6e erbieIt,
befinbet lid auf Dem @ege ser 9el-
ierung.
@tn6reGer belltdten 0onners-
tag na6t @engler's Cub Store geo.
Z, Ser inn 800 8Iof Ser @eit1gon1=
MERGE StraBe it6 befinoet. Sic err
braden oas Cab @egiiter uno err
beltteten 50 in Gents, allBeroem mob
men iie NIT 2 @aiier4Melonen, 2
Sad Webl, Sudden uno Sobaf.
SIM Sitter bon II Sabrer itarb
5rau gliiabetb 8rebn; oie @eridie=
oene mar in @iirttemberg eeboren
uno batte ~ Sabre in 8erar. Goltr@
tp gelebt. Sic miro betraltert bon
tbrem @atten, orei Sobnen 1tno bier
So6tern; Gaitor @olff belt oie
@rabreoe.
Die 8oli5ei berbaftete einen on
Der Ipe. 9 tpobnenoen Sdneioer,
Der 8fpei t%pertloIe Gbefs, eineft fir
SD nno eillen fir 500 bieiigen
aaufleuten angebdngt batte.