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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-08-17
PAGE TWELVE !
HE ACCUSES TUMULTY!

Dear Sir: Several years ago
read in your newspaper that Pat Tu-
multy withheld from the President
letter that a minister of the gospel
had written him, now l believe it, I
made application two years ago for
position of Recorder of Deeds.
registered this application according
to law, but do you know the law was
violated and Tumulty received it, |
not only wrote, but saw Mr.. w. G..
McAdoo, whose family during the
Civil War between the States was
sheltered and looked after by my
father, for his family were driven
out of East Tennessee on account of
his sympathy with the South. Mr..
McAdoo told me he would speak to
the President for me. With his in
fiuence and others l thought [ would
get the position, but do you know
that Tumulty, that knight of Co.
lumbus withheld my application for
one year and a half / defy him to
deny it, for two months ago he wrote
me he would give it to the President
On his return from his summer vaca-
don, in fact, [ got several letters say
Ing he was going to present my ap-
plicatiOn, but not once that he had
done it. At last J. wrote him [ would
rather communicate with the Car of
Russia ten to one, than with the
President, as long as he was his Sec
rotary. Now, a Catholic by the name
of Costello has been appointed Shall
I say Tumulty or the President did
It. 1t is a crying shame that the
President will let this man who is
not a citizen of the U. S. control the
government positions. [ do not see
how any Protestant can vote for
Woodrow Wilson for President, when
he let's this scoundrel, Pat Tumulty,
withhold letters of a Protestant.
You can publish this if you wish,
as all Protestants ought to know 1t,
and it is of no use for them to make
application for any government posi-
ton as long as Tumulty is running
the government. If Tumulty denies
that he did not withhold my applica-
ton he is malicious liar, anu is
beneath the notice of any man that
has any pretense towards common
decency, truthfulness and self re-
spect. Yours truly,
Ga. w. A. ORME.
A SUB AND THREE CHEERS.
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A SUB AND THREE CHEERS.

Dear Sir: Enclosed find money or
der fer one dollar for Watson's
Magazine one year, (renewaD and
three cheers for the Editor.
Yours truly,
Ind. MARTIN BAUERNFIEND.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-29

lishments were spared.
Food for Starving.
Before Sherman's departure the
mayor asked him to lxave them
something with which to feed the
thousands of people who were in the
city for practically everything had
been destroyed. He promised to
leave some cattle and 100 barrels OF
salt. This was probably the best
thing he could have left, for the quail
ity of beef was such that it lasted a
long while. There were $50 head of
cattle, the refuse and broken down
part which could not be driven any
farther. AS no food could be OBJ
tanned for them it was decided to
butcher them at once, but even with
80 men at work, 160 died before this
could be accomplished. This meat
was salted and a little given out to
each family daily. Numbers of peo-
pie lived for two weeks on corn pick
ed from the ground where the horses
had been fed.
From Columbia Sherman marched
toward Winnsboro, 80 miles away.
The people of this little town heard
that he was coming and the only men
in the place, a lawyer, who on ac-
count of his great weight was unable
to enter the army, and a clergyman,
paroled prisoner of war, decided to
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-29
University Of South Carolina
Entrance Examinations.

Entrance examinations to the Uni
versity of South Carolina will be held
by the County Superintendent of Ed
ucation at the county court house
Friday, July 14th, 1916.
The university offers varied
courses Of study in science, litera-
ture, history, law and business. The
expenses are moderate and many op-
FORTUNES for self-support are az
-1g1ouos 10 1eqmnu eS1gI v 'peploJ
ships are available. Graduates of
colleges in this State receive free tul-
ton in all courses except in the
School of Law. For full particulars
write to the PRESIDENT, UNIVER-
sITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Co.
lumbia. S. O.. 10.
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RUSSIANS ACHIEVE VICTORIES.
Petrograd Claims Occupation of En-.
tire Austrian Crown Lands.

The Russians have conquered the
whole of the Austrian Crown land of
Bukowina and the AustrOHunga-
rians are making their way toward
the Carpathian passes. Kimpolung,
in the southern part of Bukowina,
has been occupied by the Russians
and the Austrians have fallen back
between that town and Jacobeny, and
to the northwest have evacuated the
heights south of Betrometti and Wiz
ME, along the River Pruth, in their
line toward Kolomea, the Russians
have captured Wilischoff and Tou-
lounoff. The Austrians lost heavily
in men taken prisoners and in war
stores left behind in their retreat.
In Volhynia Petrograd records the
capture of redoubt near Czartorysk,
the repulse of attacks southwest of
Lutsk and an advance north OF
Radziviloff, while Berlin reports the
putting down of Russian attacks to
the east of Vladimir-Volyn and
west of Dubno. Heavy fighting con-
tinues throughout this entire region.
The French attacks during Satur-
day night recaptured from the Ger
mans trenches west of the Thiaumont
redoubt, northeast of Verdun, and al
so made some progress in the village
of Fleury, according to the war office
communication. Sunday saw no in
fantry activity in the Verdun region,
but the bombardment on both sides
of the Meuse continues without in
terruption.
A Teutonic allied submarine has
sunk the Italian auxiliary cruiser
Citti di Messina and the French tor
pedo boat destroyer Fourche in the
Strait of Otranto, off the southeastern
coast Of Italy.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-29
CITATION NOTICE.

The State of South Carolina
County of Bamberg-By Geo. P. Har-
mon, ESQ.,, Judge of Probate.
Whereas, Mrs. Donnie Carter, hath
made suit to me to grant her letters
of administration of the estate OF and
effects of Adam D. Carter, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the said Adam D.
Carter, deceased, that they be
and appear before me in the Court OF
Probate, to be held at Bamberg, on
Saturday, July 18th, next, after pub
lication thereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, If any they
have, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this
9th day Of June, A. D., 1916.
GEO. P. HARMON,
Judge Of Probate.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-29
No Disappointment Here.

A New York lawyer tells of a man
who had been convicted of stealing
by a certain "Down-East' Judge,
well known for his tender-hearted-
ness.
"Have you ever been sentenced to
Imprisonment? asked the judge, not
unkindly.
"Never!" exclaimed the prisoner,
suddenly bursting into tears.
"Well, we'll, don't cry, my man,
said his honor, consolingly, YOU'RE
going to be now.''-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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NOTICE..

State of South Carolina-County OF
Bamberg.
To all whom it may concern, please
take notice:
That the undersigned has lost a
certificate of the capital stock of the
Bamberg Banking Company, OF Bam-
berg, S. c., said certificate being No.
1876, and also certificate Of the CAPT.
tai stock of the Cotton Oil Company,
of Bamberg, S. c., said certificate be-
ing No. 72, and application will be
made to said Bank and to said Cotton
Oil Company on August 18th, 1916,
for a duplicate certificate of each.
6-27. MRS. SALLIE R. OWENS.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-29

meet the army halfway between
Winnsboro and Columbia and petit
tion Gen. Sherman to spare the little
village. AboVt sundown they reach
ed the camp but were refused an
audience with Gen. Sherman. Final
ly one of the officers volunteered to
take to him the plea, which was to
the effect that as Winnsboro contain
ed no cotton in storage, and inhabit-
ed only by women and children, the
army be not permitted to burn and
pillage it. Gen. Sherman's reply to
this plea was, "Burn and pillage, be
damned; my soldiers may do as they
please" The men began to protest
against this reply but were warned
by one of the soldiers that they had
better cease or they might be put in
to irons. Before leaving the camp
they were given the promise that the
generals headquarters would be in
the vicinity of the rectory, and that
would avail to save that part of the
town.
On entering the village the army
marched through the residential Sec
ton without making any depreda-
tions, but when they reached the bus
mess portion the work of pillage
commenced. The torch was applied
and soon the whole block was in
flames. Bonfres we're made OF
crackers which could not be bought
for less than 500 a box, and hams
that brought $500 each.
Winnsboro Sacked.
The business portion having been
laid waste, they entered the homes
that were outside the precinct Of the
bed of food and treasure and in
Headquarters. These were soon rob-
bed of food and treasure, and in
great many instances were set on ire.
EVCu I1O S1oNOo VSAS INV SFNA w.
MY father, who was then small boy
of the village, says that late one az
ternoon he saw them dig into the
grave of a Confederate soldier who
had been buried a few days before.
It is supposed that they thought per-
haps some one had buried treasure
there.
The work of destruction finished
there, Sherman marched on towards
Cheraw, as usual leaving desolation
and famine in his trail. Here he
captured a large supply of guns and
ammunition that had been sent from
Charleston for safekeeping.
This was his last attack in South
Carolina. From Cheraw he moved
against Greensboro and his work in
South Carolina was ended. But the
effect of that march was felt for
many years and some of the marks
are still to be seen.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-29
NOTICE.

A deaf and dumb negro woman
about so years old left my house at
North, S. c., on the evening OF the
9Th of June, and was last heard from
at Denmark, S. G. She has no teeth,
has a dark skin, weight about 1875
pounds. Any information leading to
her whereabouts will be highly ap-
preciated by the undersigned.
w. H. WARN.
North, Orangeburg Co., June 18th,
1916.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-29
RELIGIOUS Influences

1IIC COSU IOI Suy O1 U11O V"OIVO
regular four year courses or the
Two Year Textile course is $149.l0
per session. This amount covers
uniforms, board, room, heat, light
water, laundry and all fees ex-
cept tuition. Tuition is $4,000 ad-
yditional, to those who are able to
pay.
The cost of the One-Year Agri.
cultural Course is $122.05. This
amount covers the same items as
are listed above.
The cost of the Four-Weeks
Summer Courses is $500.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-29

Measures have been taken by the
Dutch authorities to prevent the ex-
termination of birds of paradise in
the Dutch East Indies.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-29

Ostriches can travel at rate of
more than 10C lies an hour.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-29

Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic.
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. drives out
Malaria enriches the blood and builds up the sys.
tenn. A true tonic, For adults and children. SOC.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-29

1855 1915
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
South Carolina's Oldest College.
132nd Year Begins September 20.
Entrance examinations at all the
county seats Friday, July IA, at 9
a. m.
Four-year courses lead to the B.
A. and B. S. degrees! A two-year
pre-medical course is given.
A free tuition scholarship is as
signed to each county of the State.
Spacious buildings and athletic
grounds, we'll equipped laboratories,
unexcelled library facilities.
Expenses moderate. For terms
and catalogue address
HARRISON RANDOLPH, President.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1916-06-29

Will cure your Hheumat1sm
Neuralgia, Headaches, a Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price Csc.
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Demtidtcs Gbcatcr
fir OMAHA!

gir ocrti6e Observation-Disclosures
bom gabit Sbenter in giilmalfet
6eobfidtigt i'm 6riibiabr 1917 cine
groBe SluHitreiie nnrdS SoHo AZ mo.
fcn mo nil aud Omaha beiuG2n.
J9elln mir iogen Die WlilwGatcy
1attite Observation-Disclosures 10 III
.oieies mal bic mirfllhc RiirilIer
tritppe qemeiut ino 5por Ole rod.
Sdhlige Grippe beitelcnD aus mr.
crittlniiiqeu 9iiuitlcru. Se0cs Soby
madlte cine fleuc Grippe 0icier
sfitnitlcr cine RlmOrciie; IN oieieni
Sabre ae5t Die gon5e Sruppc uIi
Reiieu mo 5lpnr bis uoh Can 6ron-
cisco, mo Ole 0ortlgen 8cutiheu Ell
men @nrantiefono ron $4,000 oui
aebradt buben nir - 9oritclm
gen. Die @eicaihdit itebt uutcr
Der 9citltng non SIM Conrad 5ci0c
mann Dem tiHtiqcn artiitiihcn sci.
ter 0es Rabit Sbeatcr. Scrr 5et0e
mann itelt felt Ginger 3eit init NH
Tribune In aorreiponOel5 in Sci
9~nffnrrg i'm 8rouOeis Iheater III
Omaha eine ODER menn InU3lib 5pci
8oriteluugen 81 geber Gie Sc
ielidaft bot IN oieiem Sa5re Ma.
ria Stlnrt IN gnnj nerCr 4usitni
tlm9 berausge6roft mn IN elmer
8etie. 0oB Der Griolq EN- gon5 be.
0%euten0er nor. Gicle5 Grama bon
Sdller. Ionic elm mooerRe5 guit.
iriel nur0gH bier Iegcbeu meroen.
Eie Iribilne boif, oab Der Erts0cr.
6ou0 Cmnba unterihlRt ron uuia.
rem fuuititunigel, mobl6a5eR0el
9eutiheu 8lrgern Oieie 8clcgeuhliT.
DEM bieitgen neutidcH Gubltlm cine
o0er me1rere bohflmitleriihc ocui-
idc &ortelluHgen 5u bicten Hit
9oritber9ehen lniieu mIrO. 81 fUare
Gin Acknowledgements nir unier
Seutihhlm. Mud Ole Stdote Co.
hmblgs uno @ranO SslonO ionten
ilh oteie &ortellug oeridofeu unO
one 8eutiden 2lHcolus iolten NIT
pile Der oeutifen @roiciioren ser
StoatsumiperiitGt mo oes Jte6rusta
%5ruueu5lmo Deriuheu, DIE &orite.
lung mr. bic 5tuoeutaH 5u iit)ern.
8er nabere 9llt5fimit piiniht,
peu0e iih AIT Gonra0 5~ctoannun,
1896 Sedite StraBe @iiImautec.
isis.
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Bc6mtcnmcminaticn Inn
OMAHA platte. pcrcin!

5oiacu0e anH0i0oten mur6cn BON
Gndha 8lottoaltidcn 8erein fir
Ole ndhiten Nlonot itattfinoenoe Be.
amtenmubl a%iilgeitelt:
8%rdiiocHt -@eorq 4iene.
@i5e GrdfiOcnt- 5rit aleufe au.
qtlit Sarms
5dotmeiter-GlO 9ronOes Ser.
mann Beal.
Observation-Disclosures Seine.
SmonsiefretGr - emit 8oniq.
0cnrn Anuien
5mou5tomitce-8 Butt, e. 6.
Shrooer.
8ibliotbcfnr-S obn 0ers.
3Dei meme NitQlieoer nurOen IN
ben gerein ouigeuoumeu unO neitu
a~dnbi0nien CUR Dtitglieoihoit Dor.
aeidldaeu.
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On p-pnfpmmrnrr Gripln.

Die SouHtag nahmIttng tn Der
Ct. gerhndns afdoernie ieifens Oes
Reieurh Club neronitaltete llnterbal
trng mar III je0cr Diniidlt Elm gro.
Ter erfolq 6rau GrHit Reeie En-
rang nit ihrem 8iolinioto eiHen iol
den Beiiaa 6aB iic lid SO elmer
3ugabe entidlieBen mtBte. Son Den
librigea BlitmirteH0en peroieHt III
ptilu feihe Clinton Nltller berDor-
gebobei 8u meroeH. Ger oes neritGrbe
.nen Sigmnn0 Spnbsbergs IeBte
aonpofitioH 20 Roie d life gou
loDe" NIT trefer Gmpiinoung gum
8nrtrdg brodlte. Ger ubrtac Eel
oes Erder0lnrs puroe chenFdis
n0rxn0Iih 1nrmzmbihrt
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Ocmtidbc SraIl IN
Jtalien binecricbtct!

Berlin 90. gloD. (6mfenberidt }
&ic aus 9iuilon0 beriGtet wirO,
lit mie0erum einc GeItide BON oen
gtaiicrten Uegeu augeblide- Spiona.
ae gum So0c Derurteilt uno biuge
ridta luorom. vs. banoelt iih IN
bjeiem Sale INN Bic Irau cleg
D}aille5 ser mr. oem artcge groBe
i~nouitriele slnlogeH IN Stuorre be-
i0B. Sie murOe ais Spioniu 5lm
Sooe n~erlrteiIt mo in Como hins
geridtet
Ser G5aa erregt in Gattidlm0
bns groBte 9lune5et b1iouOcra uo6
Der aompuQne oia I'M Gouel 5ullc.
Dem blrifiroeae 5nrittIagcu ton
5roteu In Getidldno ieiuOlihcl
folgtcn betriebeu lOlroe.
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Rerionallen.

Ser SO. Maltrer, ltnier I'M aan.
gen Sanoe beril6mter Reitoltrafeur
ntroe 5omstag aben0 onlaBIi6 lei.
nes So. @e6Irtstuaes bon einem
0uartett oeltider SGnger iber.
roiht. Die ION Elm mO5lgelunaenes
5tanoden bratten. Dies mar oos
5igrol 3t ein3r aggemcinen @ratu.
lation ieitens ietncr Safe. Ser
ginurer re1aliarte Bic Sanger nit
efnem bodfeiuen Gfien uno eblem
febenioit. AotmaIs 6as geihdste
@eburtstoa8fin6: gs lePe bod
bodl bodl
SER unO 6rou Geo. 5bufert
mnroen 5omstaa abenO non ibren
6reun0en 92itQlieoeru 6es Smoba
Iurnpereins nit einem Rosfen-
fran3den auqene6m ilberroidt. Eie
8oite nuroeu ber5lid uufgenommen
un6 IN eleqonter @eiie beruirtet, 10
6nB Gle 4npeiaioen ejnen berrlihen
abeno ~berlebten.
SER Sans Bod, f3. uno Ban.
croft Ctr. Dur6e lestcn 5amAtag
SIS 2S1brc alt. 8eru CT aeqlaltbt
bate bob icine intimen lreunbe
ben lag bergeiien bottcn 10 mar
or Idliei gculdclt 6enu an Abeno
erid}ienen ieire 8ra0er Rom aar.
ientiid IN ieiner 8obmuug mo
bradten Inn ibre @ludniinifc bar.
9lahocn elmer o1rf oos fernere
@oblereeben oes @eburtstoqsfinoes
aeboben" porocn NOR, muroen Die
4orten bernusgebolt un6 SER 8od
fam oobei ST ieinen alisgabeu,
Bonn er ~berleoerte ieine @Gite beint
Her5iolo nidt ihlett. Die Iofhr
res 6auies Grl. annu modte in
licbensipiroiger @eiie bic SoHneurs
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Icrpenticn Scr
1icbr. SGbrikantcn!

Nlorgeu uuS Tlittpod iinoet i'm
isontanrlle Sotel Die a~onDeuhon ocs
gerbanoes Der 5o6rifmtn Oieies
stoutes itott. Cine groBc gr5obI
Gortrdae mie 0ie Scblmg Der IN
ouitrieilen 8etltigwp in mnierem
Staote moglit lit, lpcroeu non be-
ruiener Seite gebalteu mcroeu ylllh
4u3obl @ereniigimacn itebeu
ultf bern Brodromm Ger 3cbrns
ia Northumberland BOT in Nen
sSobren an 8]eocutlna icbr ee
lpounelt, poppn man iih an iciHer
jdbrliten g~eriommluugeu iiber3eli
Ien fam. 4ae 5obrifnnteu irgenO
rueIder 4rt tn0 al Scr geriaum
ltno sum @nihluB an Sen @er.
bar6 her5lid ciugeIaoel.
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bel
prdiiHent Wilicn!

8aibulgton 20. glop. 8r1ii-
bent @iliou miro beite nohmjttag
5I5 ore 6ilhrer Der 8rilocridaften
Der 9obnungeiteaten empfangcE.
@a1rihelulid per0en bic 2cBtereit
Den 9raiioelten Don ibrer Cppcii.
tiou allen 8eieten ~gegGuiiber neIha
ihr freies Rcdt 5u itreiten, BE-.
idlaclocn. iii aeuntnis iescl
I'm ied5 ubr miro Der @rGii0ent
nit Ridter Aonnion, 8oltber 0es
gutidemTaotliden aontitaes beg SIC
observation-disclosures, betreii5 ne1ter
tSeiebe be5iIgIif Der giienbnbn-Sis
tllutIon ]fonferierer.
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@6dmiidles snrnirit.

Ser bohtHiid1e I~ltrnDerein nEel.
SEQ. 5otoi. hiclt Sonntag uad
mittag lit Der 90bmiihen IurnHoIle,
Ode 13. un0 Iortos Ctr. icin 26.
StiitunasfeTt init Il~irnitbungen ob,
no3u i'd uber tuuieno 8eiudler ein.
qeimfoeu batten Gin gnI an
4beto bitoete sen geihllB oes
Getes.
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wcrncr Born Mrs aln
b. 5anuar prc5ciiicrt!

8aibtlgton 20. giop. Cos
.gun0eso bergeridt hat geit1ttet, Oub
Aer 5oQ Dou &erner 6orM ullgc
fldgt, Den Gcrrth geuodt 81 ia
ben, 6ie mternotionale Bride az.
her touooiidel @ren5e in @2oine 5u.
6citoreR. an g. Sauuor our Ser
bono!lng tommt.
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IS nene aeInmhnsrittrr.

Die anigbts Of Columbus bieltea
Sountae nndHnittog int Sdmaoi.
itlen 4itoiforimn ibre gerinmmluu
ab. nobel 36 neile Mitglie0er eiu9c.
iilbrt nurOeH. Rad ben 3erenio.
Hien DgimmelteH iih Oie Mitglie
Der oil eHern geuliitliden 5mhi8 III
oeH HlubrdumeH Des Gr0ens
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Sin herrlidler spnntan

Ter %98ettergott bottle Is Sountdg
einmoI redt gut gemeiut,
Bonn bos thermometer nieq am
9admittag bis aitf so @ro6. 5eilte
frib mar es merotngs mieoer ouf
orei @ra6 inter ben @efrierpunft
gefoIfer, ooh mar Die Gemperotlr
mittags mle0er nngenebm mariner.
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Nntpnitbr neridrndlt.

Grei gut qeflcioete Mdnner mur.
ben 5onntag in naer 6riibe BON
5rau q. Softer babel ilberraidt. wic
ie iDren 9tofbor, 8leu 5mttb,
5407 5lorence 8oulebor0. oas all
tprnobi[ nt5 Der StoGttna iteblert
mnaten. 6rnu Softer riei ibren
monn Der Die orci o&oulosbe"
3iebe Derideudte.
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8ohIfatiafeits aOn;ert.

SIN 4]1oitoriuH ]fon5ertierta &c.
tern bic acpale Der bieitgeu 9rief
trdqer, uno Der 8eiud mar en- reft
gutter. Die 5opraniitin 8eulab
Sole Turner mar bic Soliitin oes
4on5erts un0 foflo reiden 9eiion.
mie aid1 Dos don5ert icIbIt iebr an.
iproh Gin goH5 METER getrao
tonnte Sen Ser. 8oblt1tigfeitB Ser.
ei1en Der Stnot 5liaemieien meroc1.
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20 Bclnbcm on BorS
eines O5eanSampfers

9elp gJorf 20 glop. Inter Der
3uderla0ung Oas Samplers Surnia,
Der helte 0on 9taIu gort Ill Cher
bourg, 6runfreIh, eingetroHen lit.
lpur0en 20 unerplooicrte 8omben
.gefuuoen 4uf Der 6a1rt fam EN-.
nal an 9oro 0es 9ampiers Teuer
sum ausbrud, Oas ober bolO &c
loidt mnroe.
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Die ,~,1l1pnbeers" inns
~,,id1merSlidb'' bcriibrt!

4niter6om 20. gtoD. Der boil.
Lqnoiide 8einnbte In Berlin lit bon
ieiner Regierltng beouitrogt porocu.
Die oeltide 9fegieruug oooou hi
aenntnis 5u iesen Bob man III sol
lamb ilber bic 3eoortotiou 6eigiiher
Arbeiter mad Dem 5nneren 1eittid-
lalt0s 4ihmer5lid beriibrt lit.
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Bel go6uunfoQ oet6tet

8ra. G. McGormif oon Golton
Eat bel einem 8abmnfaa i'm Bling
ram Cannon iii lltah mo er i'm
9a6HbieHit mar 0os 2eben einge.
biiBt. Sic 8eer0iguug fauo am
5nnatag Hadmjttng in gretnd itatt.
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1~tntcrimdtMne Scr
Gilenbabnsp robleme!

@aiHington 90 gtoD. Gas
aonqraB Stomitee, meldes ole Bros
blaHe melhe iid init oen 9nhuen
mo 0en Irmspormeier beidiien
unteriuhen ioQ, hat heltte ieine erite
SiBung %ubgeholten.
Gle unterfufungen itn6 mtf iehs
@odlen berefnet, ga ons Aomitee
an 5 Sdruar Dem aOngreB 8sridt
eritatten muB,
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snaasnreben Sarien aehaIien ger6en

9iernnn0en, Der our Der StrdBe
4niproden bolton nil, Tam 6ies
~perpeiaert meroeu. Sizes lit Ous
lIrteil neldes Observation-Disclosures
auqel III Der beutigcu 5iBlmg oeS
5taOtrnts befanrt Cab. Gr crtl1rtc
oaB inter Dem @eict Die 8oii5ei
niht 0as Redt hobc A~uiprnden bon
Mconcrn aIf Der StraBc gu berbie-
ten. SeIbit fpcrtn iic feline Grlmtb.
uis bonn giirgermetiter erbalten b.
ben. Ga Dies nur cine 5ormio9e lei.
5tabtanmolt Slime nur0e oeshob
beouitrogt cine 8eror0mng ous5u.
urberten rpefde Das Soften ron 9e
Den ultf ben StroBeu nit 9tttsndbme
oes belebteu Bei61ftsoirifts aeitat
let. Ga cine ioIde G~erorouung ie
bod crit IN etpo bier Bohen IN
9roft treten fam, BADEN Die Stro.
benrebner in5piifen neiteu SpteI.
ruutft.
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Dali be- g.amen @nff.& ereins.

Der goa Oes 1omen yluiifger.
Gins am Samstag abenO i'm g}litt-
beiln geitaltete itd 8u etnem redpf
genutlihen Qber0. Scr 8cfid bot
te nGeroings groBer lem t6man,
oof oieienigen meld)e eridiehen
Iporert omiiiierten it'd groBartig.
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3oofoeif8t gton,

3ooIoeif9t @tanb.
panic. Batter gum Go6n): 81
III cine affenidarbs, tDis 9u Bid
in 9eIelf6aft beaimmit! Du bsntit
lpenn 9u 8dHen Sliding asmadi
hafi, tdHHit Du oafibeu, hi, tiu
st0dnia! Sd mia ia nidi raasn
oaB 9u idTasH igah pit cine Isl,
ter; absr ION gaaf tanua Du sod
Far Dos iGrere gelb uun6oIid
gebIhben isin. alp ;6,,ib Or
fintef BIZ 9mtni @in 81 Sac u6s.
lie mi ritssr ION aamfI. panr
psFb in MD fiaftia aieu. be- "a,
renfHEu ~ ipiata."