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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-12

Must Be Good-The management of
the Pastime feels safe in saying that
"The Man From Mexico" at the Pas
time Wednesday, in which John Barry
more stars, is one of the best comedies
that has ever been screened. No slap
stick, knock down and drag out com
edy but one Of the highest class. AS
is well known, John Barrymore, is one
.of the biggest stars Of the legitimate
stage. People who have seen the pic
ture in other cities have told us that
they are sure going to see it again
Wednesday, One man went 80 far as
to say that he would see it even If the
admission price was one dollar.
Evening star., 1916-05-07

minutes I'll call the Beverly police
Gail swung round upon the blubbering
girl:
IL suppose you know how to cook. Go
ahead the best you can with luncheon,
and if you get into trouble, call me-.
The cook threw the carving knife into
the sink with loud clatter, and crossed
the kitchen with majestic stride.
"They tould me it was a respectable
house; if they'd tould me tn likes O you,
a meddlesome stage actor-ess-"
Gail took a step toward her; the door
closed upon cook with a bang.
Don't be slly!" Gail admonished the
weeping potato-parer. THAT woman
wouldn't hurt fly. Boil an onion and
get the smell of whisky out of the place"
She passed through the pantry to the
dining-room and on to the second floor.
The butler thrust his head out of door,
and was in the act of withdrawing it
hastily. when Gail arrested him.
"Please find MIR. NIaybury and tell him
to give cook check for her wages. And
it there's machine on the place, have it
ready in half an hour to take her to town.
And you might see what you can do
toward finding new cook.
ayes, miss. said Grimes brokenly, re-
garding Gail with Difference and admira-
ton, And if you please the plumber
has come, and Mrs. Maybury wished most
partickler to see i'm. It's about the hot
water, miss It's a question. if you please.
of repairin the old boiler or putin in a
new style heater. He's from the city,
miss, and been waitn' an hour.
Gail pondered this momentous matter
judicially, with her head slightly tilted
in the manner of one given to cautious
judgment.
"Tel him to repair the old boiler and
send an estimate for a new heater. Mrs.
Maybury will see no one till after
luncheon.
"Thank We, miss. And, if you please,
miss. MIR. Richard wished me to say it
would be better not to see Mrs. Barton
"You may tell Mr.. Richard, said Gail
tartly, that shall use my own judgment
in the matter. Show me Mrs Barton's
door"
The Bishop opened the door to her tap.
Margaret, Miss Gilmore, he an-
nounced to Il lady who lay in II heavily
Evening star., 1916-05-07

better not stay longer with Mrs. May
bury / hope"
Mrs. Maybury is asleep said Gail,
@and not to be disturbed. Which is Mrs.
Barton's room?"
THE last one on the left, miss.
On the stairway leading to the third
floor. Gail saw MIR. Richard Maybury peer
ing down at her, and wigwagging ener-
getically, with the evident purpose of
warming her to avoid Mrs. Bartons room.
Gail lifted her head scornfully.
"Well?" she said. as the maid fingered.
"She's bit peppery, miss.
"Thank you," said Gail. what else is
troubling you?"
Its the new cook, miss" the maid
fatered. "She's making an awful fuss in
the kitchen. MIR. Richards that upset he
can't do anything. | ought to tell Mrs.
Maybury. Cook is swearing and saying
she won't leave. and Grimes wants to
send for the police"
"I'll see her." said Gail. Say to Mrs.
Barton I'll be in in moment"
Yes, miss.
A BIG middle-aged Irishwoman turned
- from the larding of tilet and scowled
as Gail entered the kitchen. In corner
a young girl bent over table. peeing po-
tatoes and washing them with tears.
"Cook." said Gail briskly, Mrs. May
bury has decided that you won't do. You
will please pack your things and leave the
house Immediately. BY the time you're
ready I'll have your money-two weeks
added-is that right"
Evening star., 1916-05-07

blanketed bed; and then, as if seized. with
mortal fear he hurried from the room.
Mrs. Barton sat up in bed. groaned.
glared, and fell back upon her pillows.
$50 you're the girl are you?"
I'm a grill" Gail retorted.
Mrs. Barton was a large woman, with
masculine face, iron-gray hair, and a
pair of particularly keen dark eyes. The
eyes bored through Gail for moment.
When she had finished her scrutiny. she
pointed to chair.
so you're the young woman who 5 been
making a fool of my nephew!-and
sending his poor mother to her grave! |
always supposed Dick had more sense than
to go dancing after a chorus girl. But
there's no accounting for men. You must
have some peculiar fascination for the sex;
my husband came in here and Dragged
about you to me-to me--just as it
didn't have eyes in my own head to Judge
people with! suppose you don't under
stand that this means ruin to the boy
the absolute blasting of all our hopes for
him. Why don't you come right out with
it and tell me how much you want? You
and can arrange this whole matter
quietly, without bothering my poor sister
with it. I'll agree to anything reasonable.
Be sensible now, and let's get through
with this foolishness I'm frank person;
let's have no beating about the bush.
I'm frank person myself. remarked
Gail hotly. land I'm sorry to have to re-
mind you that I'm guest in this house.
and that while I'm here | don't propose
to be insulted by you or anybody else.
If you had spark of womanlinesS in you
or mercy, or charity-you wouldn't talk
this way to another woman, no matter
how little you trusted her. AS for taking
your money. I'll settle that right now by
telling YOU that I'm not for sale-not for
all the money in the family. | hope We
understand each other"
With considerable difficulty and much
groaning. Mrs. Barton raised herself in
her bed.
"Humph. So that's the tune, is it,
1T is" Gail affirmed. And I'll say
to you further that as far as your
nephew's concerned, the world is pretty
full of decent, self-respecting. industrious
young men, and that I'm not SO sure it's
Evening star., 1916-05-07
MAGAZINE SECTION for May 7, 1916


for all know
A deep groan was Mrs. Barton's answer.
Gail asked politely if she was suffering.
Suffering! What do you know about
suffering? You don't look as if you ever
had an ache or pain in your life! Don't
people suffer when they have lumbago?
| knew it was mistake, going out on the
Cape; and the sheets at the Livingstons'
were DAMP knew they were damp!
And to come up here for peace and find
this house all upset! And that maid had
the effrontery to tell me there isn't
mustard plaster on the place. To keep
house without mustard plasters! I've
warned my sister time and again to have
mustard plasters on hand when come"
"If you'll calm yourself for few min
utes, I'll make you a mustard plaster
"You-you!' cried Mrs. Barton. "Well,
see what you can do and hurry back"
Gail found the five servants of the
household in executive session in the
kitchen. They were discussing Gail, as
she knew instantly from their precipitate
exits. The potato-parer had ceased whim-
pering; she produced mustard and -four,
and went in search of linen.
IN ten minutes Gail was back in Mrs.
Barton's chamber. The sufferer shifted
the plaster critically groaned, and gave
directions for its application.
IL must say that you have more sense
than expected to find in a theater GIRL
she painted, after the plaster had been put
to work and Gail had turned the patient
upon her back. "Why didn't you learn
trained nursing and keep away from the
stage? Some very nice girls 60 into
nursing
"Of course only very naughty girls go
on the stage Gail returned with spirit.
"Just for politeness' sake, let's agree that
your nephew is gentleman and not likely
to take up with girl he wouldn't be
proud to introduce to his mother and her
family. think We'll all be happier if you
will see it that way
Are you trying to be impertinent to
me?" Mrs. Barton demanded.
"That's as you please to look at it,
Gail answered, walking to the window.
She stood dreamily watching a sail
stealing along the horizon until a moan
from the bed aroused her. The mustard
had begun to assert it's power.
al really believe that things going to
help me- Mrs. Barton announced.
"Tell me when it gets too hot and I'll
take it off, said Gail amiably.
With grim stoicism Mrs. Barton en-
dured it for twenty minutes. diverting
herself with questions as to Calls an
cestors, education. and outlook on life.
Being without data as to Miss 'Toinette
Gilmore's history Gail gave rein to her
imagination The Gilmores were an old
Vermont family. Miss Gilmore, as Gail
depicted her, was person of highly re-
spectacle. even distinguished antecedents.
After shaking box of talcum over the
area fabricated by the mustard she said:
"Ill go now, unless there's something
else can do for you
well, Mrs. Barton assented grudg-
ingly, 81 suppose that silly Richard is
waiting for you. You may send Marie in.
I'll be down for luncheon. l never take
my meals in bed young woman
II rather prefer taking nourishment in
an upright position myself, Gail replied.
"What's that" demanded Mrs. Barton,
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Sriega Nabridgtem.s

Die italicnijfen Spsialiiten ,uol=
len miiien, OF oas Weriid)t iuabr lit,
DAP Stalien fir Die @elber, Die es
uDm Gnglanb cr9alten, feline !Gilen=
dabnen INN 3ulleinnabmen babe uer=
pfamoen miiiien. Die @adlridpt 6rinat
Der 8ermer. u8nno" NM er iett fin
su: uHoortmaal lit idra p~DlitGnoig
an Gnalanb n%erpfanOet. mnb Tranf-
reid nnb Stalien inerben balO in ci-
ner a9nliden Gage iein. Dag Der
&rieg. cnoen. wie er mill, GnalanD
mirD inner eeipinnemr bemm ieine
jebige1. gllliierten lusrbeu linn 10
tief peridnlnet iein, nap iie fiinftig
nid)ts pbne Grlanbnis BON GDnopn
TIM biirfen-@
gie lleher1ee : Isentur meloet
bon. ben @rauiamfaiten, Die lidl
Die Gumdnen in DEM bon linen ge=
ralatlten @ebiet anesblid baben su
S61loem fomunen laIien. @all5e
O1rfer Iaaben lie 8erltort, Die Sc
mQbner ernloroet oher peggetriebeil.
9Seauen uno &irloes muroen III @Gu-
Ter eingeiperrt nno Damn perbramnt.
Gs miro gut lein~ oieien Melouagen
g~egeniiber etmas boriid)tiq al fem.
Nus 8ien miro gemeloet: Sfebes
peitere Stalienef, unter ibnem eit
&aoett, lino ald Dem g~eIprengteit
@ipfe oes Monte Giraone MD le-
BEND seborgen mor0en.
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Treie YreTe fdr Seras: 9ouneraag 5. Ottobtr 1916.

groBe Sraftion Waidine, nab
reno Ser Sngenieur einen Srunf
8aiier nabm, iebte oieIelbe in Sc
fpeeltng uno tDoute ie iiber einc
griide fabren. Ga er nt6ts bonn
2erfen perItano, perlor er iofort Oie
aontroae uno Der eilerne 9oloB
itiir5te BON Ser 8riide in Die barun=
ter befinoli1e S9ln6t. Gem SUIT
gen ml1roe foit ieoer &1to6en int
&0rper gebroden ltno es lit feline
S%offnuna borbanoen, i'm am 2eben
5u erbalten.
- SenrD g. Scope, Der Goriiben-
Sc ser State Sarmers' Ereiioertts
Union, b~ebal1ptet, oaB oie Dom
g(ferbau : 9epartement gemadte
Shabung, na6 Ser oie oiesjGbrige
9aumtpoQen : grnte iif) ouf H.
$4,000 8allen beloufe, piel 5u bod
lei unb oaB oieie 3abl BET 8eitem
nidt errei6t iperoen miiroe. Die
Spit = @rnte, Ser iogen. Sop
Crop, lei ole nnergiebiglte, oie ie
eema6t fei.
= 9fe @alfer Oil Gefining Cont
pallp at glnltin mltroe am Mittmo6
nafmittag ourd Seuer, iomie oie
@rploiton bon 5pei groBen, nit Sob
lenIGure gefiiIlten SrommeIn ser
fort; o1t6 oie oaneben liegenoe
y@idle Soctorp" nltroe I'M $4,000
bei6Gbigt. 9ie Del = Haffinerie
batte einen @ert bon ettpa $780,
900, mar aber MIR fir $4,000 Der
ii6ert.
Sn Sort @ortb rpuroe eilt
Barber eineeiteft, Ser oie ltnber-
iddmtbeit eebabt bate, einem trent
BEN, aus Ilaboma itammenoen
Serrn, fir &aiieren $3.50 ab5u-
fnopfen; oie bortigen gdr6iere fol-
len Elm reguIGres @eidGft oaraus
gemadt baber, m~isndrtige 9eute in
bieier @eiie iiber's Obr Slt bauen.
= Die 2oge Der Sermanmsiobne
in Ooafum feierf Sonntag, BEN 8.
Offober, ibr 2%5iGbriges Stiftungs-
felt.
- St Doofum iuuroe am Mfitt
nod Die 5. nSoutb Seras Inmral
Ssair~ er6ffnet.
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g,runoeiaentun,s ; 1lebertraaunpen.

Sbn Collins, @erfpalterin BEG 4ers
mGge1tg BON emma @altersborf. an W.
6. Gotten, @ruuoftid I'M nelen gitpS
8lnd SIS, $500.
SO. 6. Collins, gerfpalterin oes Ser
mogens bpn Mnnn 8~altersoorf ar IS.
6. goffep, @rnnoitid I'M neuen gitpz
8lod S18; 5000.
G. $. unop aoa o. Storm an bie Sm.
MntpniD Yortlanp Cement Company,
i29.29 Mder Sanb; $4,000.
S. 81. unbn Mler 6. 3iiBle an Srik
Sdroeoer, 91h ader 9anb; 81, f17.50-
8. 8. nnb g.. g. 9uEun an q. g.
Sebrenbah, @rinoitiid an ser 8eif gra@
bis Cir; S2,646.2g.
Senrb Meaao ar s. $. gdterhoff,
205 $40 Mder 2anD, 500 II. q.
@ua 8ogef an. Sranf 9e1aabo nno
Nrau. @runbitii9 an Der gera grlls,
6ipalgo I1bition; $3.50.
s. s.. 6iuie nnb @. 81. Sing an bic
Siabt San Gntunio. @runoftiid an Der
&eit Srab4s Ctr, $500.
s. 9. nnS 90. Grpfptber an George
ST. Stunlbera, @rlmoitiid an Der Hnral
I1es:. $500
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ooroerItem Clinic iih im idlimmlsn-
;3uItanoe befinbsn, baB fa, beinGae.
psaia idnslos iino, beinabe gan3
ertbloBt ban Ses5mitteln, bon @aE
Ter i~iberflutet 1uo nit aot ange-
fiilft. BON @runo auf ugngetpiiblt-
lima ourd) 5ie fernoliben @ranateir
Isle pra6tboG Ieben oagege1 Die
SddbenerGfen Der 5ueiten uno brit
ten 9inie aug, sum minoeiten III al
len abldnitter, ofe uunperbofft be-
liftigt" peroen founen! Blenoenbe'
Sauberfeit, 8ellbledl aobien fiir
bie Sefen urls ia1t6ere &lei6ung fir
bie Soloaten bier erI6einen Die
Miniffer uno Ser &err Traiioent,
uno 1rab i6rer begeiiterten Sdiloe-
rung BON Ser ySront" bifoet Die.
&ommer n1b bus 9a1b iid ibr llr-
tell, mie iiber5eitgenb, penn Die
pbotograpbiiden 4ufnahmeH ii6er-
einItinmnen nit BEN iopaifden Or
flarnngerl, sic sic Serreu 9eiuherI
abgeben. @as fy Sbnen 1ier idge,
lit IhlieBli6 ni1t neu; 0ieie fritiiie=I
renoeft @orte iino f6on in Der Sam
mer gefoaen, man lieit lie" 5tpiifen
Sen 3eilen mander linfslfebenoen,
3eitungen; mieOerbole idy iie trob-
Dem, 70 geidieht es oestgegen, oa-
nit Sic nift gfal1ben loaen, iie mo-
rem hds grnebnfs zines nolitiiden
Sclo5uges, neirr1 i6 bia ein eirr-
faber Ebotograpb, fem Bartei-9ln-
b1rger; idJ bdbe Die Srout geieberl,
oie ipirflide Srunt, uno i5 peiB and
oaB iene fritiiden @orte auf @afr-
belt beruben, nno oaB oieie @afr-
beit idjlimm IT."
vuno fporuarf fiibren. Sic Dos SUI
riif?"
y0ir Idefnt oie 8elitif Ole gro
be S6uloige 81 Ieia, IN 5peiter
2itie erIt Die leitenbef Wf1nner. l1n-
iere Madtbaber miiien mol, 6aB lie,
ipenn oas Solf einniaI angefangen,
| bot, un5nfrieoen 81 lein, bulo aus
| geipielt baben ~per6en, oarinrt TIM tie
| dnes, mas tie tun, oesipegen, bamit
oos 2ano 5ufrieoen lit. 8uB BON ie-
Dem, BON oben bis untert, 0uBerite
@%nltrenaung berlonet tueroen miiBte.
oaB cine boaige nmfrenrpeiung allcr
1nierer @rlinoldse in Der Sermal-
tung perlangt boditer ardfteanf-
pano uno %geia1amelte gntl6luBfd-
bigfeit bon aaen eenea gefor0ert
iperoen miiBten, Die bod 3u nidtS
gut limo alS 3ltn Salten BON &eoen,
no1te man oas 2ano mirflih 5ll-
frieoen itellen, miIien oieIe Scrrea.
Sic piiien audi haB oieIe 6oroerlm-
gen unmogli6 erfii1t meroen font
men, unb oarum iitd]en tie 0as 2ono
finitlih 5ufrieoen 5u iteuen. Man
tut Dos ELECTROMAGNETIC oorin mo
gibt ibm Damn ole gr0Btm0qlidItc
&erbreitiing. Sir Ben &elt miro ser
Simmet idon iorgen. Man fpeiB, ooB
oas, mas ma mirfIid @olfommen-
belt b1tte beiBen foniten, nidt Err
reift moroen lit trob ser mlsaeSeid).
neten Sopferfeit unierer SoIooten,
uno oedt oarum einen G6Ieier Bar
iiber. Sic miiiIen ipiiien, ooB. iq
mebr man fih ben boroerlten 9inien
ndhert, Inn 10 idmerer ole Serlpr-
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9emtide 3immerlemtc mnb Sdlreiner


= Gas 5t gbren ser @eileralitGt
nnb Ser boberen Otii5iere am Mitt-
mod aberO I'M ct. gntbonp @otel
peranitnItete 9anfett lit programme
m1Big perloufen, $50 San Mntonio
@iirger nabmell an Der Seltlidfeit
tell unb Die iibliden nGrepareoneB-
Heoen mitroen gebalten. Inter ben
Seilnebmern befanoen iif Die fol-
aeloen iieben @ener1le: Sreoerid
TSuniton, gn1oes Irmee; Seiirp e..
Greene, ~&ommo1oeur Der ~. Oi=
piiion; :. g. &udman, 8ullOes Pr
NEE; 8. z. HidarOion, @~isconiin
Willis; Senrp 81. Sill, Sainois Na-
tional @arDe, Senrp Sutdings,
teranilde Mili5 lulo Charles s.
Martin, &nnIas Nationnl @aroe.
Anl1Blid] Der groBen Wilitdr-
Yaraoe BADEN tanIenoe ~nlismdrti9er
8eiu6er iid) Die altc Nlumo : aa-
pelle n%ngeieben.
Irudpapier, ous Dor iedls Ma-
naten fir S2.70 per bunoert Gfuno
5u fmlfen NOR, foltet iebt $3.50:
8odpapier, 5lhn ginipifeln Ser Sci
tungen, foitet lett oas ooppeltc mo
Ser Vreis oes Metales fir Sct-
maifinen lit Inn 1913 Gro5ent &C.
ftiegen. Die llnfpiten Der 3eitun.
gen iinb oemila6 enorm eewahien.
~ Sn elmer aoaiiion, Die 5m;.
fden einem 9llggp uno einem Iil-
tomobil am Mitttppd pormittag an
Ser gurnet uno Sadberrp StraBe Iid
ereignete, murbe Otto 2imburger
melder I'M 9iIagp fu6r, lopie Srani
9apion. Der 2enfer oes Iiitomo.
bills, nerlebt.
Sn Ser H1be Der Yoli5ei Sta
tion muroe ON Mitttpof ser t2i1b
rige Merifaner- Siinge Maurici(
Sernan0e5. pdhreno oie beritteill
Yoli5ei iidI fir Die @arabe ollfitellte
bon einem Iferoe geihloaen; el
mnroe I'M ItGotild)en aronfenbauii
berbunoen uno Damn nnh 6alffe &c
braft.
Snl slter pom "A Sabren Der
ihieo Srau emma ariid geb
@epeI; lie miro bon ibrem 8utten
orei Sobneil, iehs g0dtern, lotpi
bon bier 9riioeril un0 elmer Sdme
tier betrouert.
Gie ~Su6ur6an Sones Dc
pelopment Company Of Gan antc
nio" muroe NIT eincm getriebsfnpi
tai bon $4,000 inforporiert: 81
eStforporatoren ser 8efeqidoft limo
8. q. @il6urton, e. g. @etpton il
nno 6. @. 8oidol.
9iebe oratgen am Wiittmot
bornlittoq in oas Saits bon Sra
8etfett an Ser Siio-glamo GtraB
elm. p1breno oie @eiuobner iif 81
MiIit1r ; %araoe anIabe,l nlto Itaf
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len orei nertpol1e &inge lotpie
$3.50 baores @elo.
Gin Seuer, wel6es bellte
mittog an Ser Nebrasfa StruBe
ausbra6, di6erte cine olte Negerbe-
bauI lung ein. Z
Die General G%erIanmlnng
Ser 9. 81. Sermannsiobne 5eimt-
@eIeai1aft finoet am Con nta g,
oen 8. Sftpber, nadmittags 3
llbr in ser Sermmnslobne Safe
Itatt.
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grng NIT atfem NotmenSiger lit, nm
10 ldauierigsr ieoe geuuemlidfeit.
I'm bellies 5a pereinen, geniigt Die
,,geuiaLe fraH5oiiihe Snpropiiation"
nidt. 0n5n braudt matr ben @eDor=
lam, oie 8~orbereitltng, Die @anms-
5udt, @ebnio uno SofuusiiGt oes
oeutidyen 8oIfes."
WeTn @~erpd6rsmann l6loB nit
oen @orten: v@ollen mr. oas oelts
if)e @oH pernFdJten, tpie' aae nnIere
SeoerbeflfiIeneu es begebreil, 10 miil'
fen mir 5ltbor crit alle felne lpsrt.
pollen Gigenfduftefl in INNS allfrgcb.
mem"
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bat, bat Die Gegierln1g Die GROCER
pbotograpbiFfen Ieentmren mobil
gemadt; lie arbeiten lett ulter nm
n%itteIbarer 4ufit6t ser Gegierung
uno inter 2eitung eiHes alten
photographer pom Ser 8auiIer 3eit=
fdrift 2'SGuitration. @au nennf
oas: BbotograpbiIfe @6teilang bel
Der SeerespernaEtung.
limb bie auflebenerregenoen Nllf-
nobmen, Die getpifIe 3eitltngsm ODER
3%eitifriften ip%iebergeben, auf beneil
Soionettangriffe ooer afroere, fifJer-
Iid a11b ~gefatrbolle militdriide Be
negnngen = ~gefabrpoa fiir ben
photographer ipie fir ben SoToaten
e 5u ieben 1inb: iiuo Die mrrfli6
o%rfgel1ommen norben BON BEN E6o-
tograpben Der 8botograpbiiden ab-
teilu1g BET Der Seeresfeitung2~
mSa, aber ba5u qeb0rt n@eiGid",
oenn man erlaubt feinem Gbotogra>
pben mebr, iid an Die rid)tige Sront
at begeben. SIN @egenteil, Sic gam
&c &omooie lit vbinten" i'll S5ene
geIebt moroen; lie lit ldlieBIif farm
cine Gomooie: mon ninlmt nit Ser
&amera ooer inn @anoelbilo gun3
einfah oie l1eblngen I'M Stlirnrun-
griff, Die ltebungen i'm Sfiitengro,
ben, oie ltebungen I'M SortI6affen
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altf uno iagt: rSeben sic, 10 geft eS
an Ser Sront 5u", lno bas lit and
fa1m cine 2iige. @as tit leifter
fir einen 3eitungsmann, ols ein
Mdrden oif @rnnb zines iofd3en
8iloes 5l l6reiben, Oos Sic tapfere
gerteibieung zines Sdditengrabe1s
onrd Sranfreids Gobne uno ourh
nit groe gefiillte eide 5eigt- 80
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0ieie fleinen Thotograpbentrifs fin0
fflieBlid bas MISUNDERSTANDING ser
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fentlidfeit ii6 oapon e~infangen l1Bt
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lidfeit mn Sampler ge5eigt mer-
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9ddeln aiif ben 2ippen baben, on-
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MoiIen, oie 5erfebten &orper, oas
2ano unb Ole Srtidaften, ole Der
piiitet iino-. oieie fleinen Srid5.
iage ih, iino i6lieBlid) oas anfangs.
itooium jener &unit, Die ooraui
muSgebt, Die Seffentli6feit idlieBlid
in cine 9(rt bon. @liidleIigfeit 81 pie.
gen, Die ibr cine Gerldngerung bic.
les Grieees, Oieies gar nidt lfred.
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aber, Die an Der Sront gepeIen iinS
nno sic nidt mieoer oabin qeber
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roIii6en Solt Der Sran5oien 5t It'll
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bend gefpeien lit fir oas gerbot
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Sn 8raceton, ltpibur Goun-
III. bot man einen Neger Namens
@ia Spencer gelpnd)t, neil er einen
&onltabler, Ser i'm nerbnften mollte,
geId)oiien batte.
- Infer Staats : Supreme Sc
ridlt fat oie Gntideioung obgegeben
DOB uniere teranii6en Stdote ooS
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bling Tictltrc SbomS" 81 reglllie.
rem.
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bat BORT erfldrt, ooB er iidl nidt in
Die Regnlierung Ser Sfuloen bic
BON Der 3uhtbouS @ermoItltnl
Dor ieiner N6miniitrotion gemad)i
lpurben. miIden perSe. Der Sou.
pernerr lagt, oos lei Sodje Der Sc.
gislatlr; oieielbe peroe iebenfnlS
Die notigen WoBnabmeli t%reffen.
Sn Ser 96be bon Bangs be.
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SnInnb.

Sn Galcinnati lit alpbonie
@etterer, 8ice-Yrdiisent uno Sefre-
tar Der @etterer Draining @'ompanp,
an elmer S0uBmunoe ~geltorben, Die
tbm mabrideinli6 BON einem Sri.
Souf beigebradt mar. Sri. Souf
bat iid nod Der Got lelbit erIdoi-
fen.
Sn einem automo6il : llnfaa,
Ser iid) in Der @eqeno BON Brince-
pile, Sa., ercignete, muroe Der
&an5ler Der 0io8eie &eoria. gfarrer
Gbruoro s. Sdneb, auf Der Stelle
getotet, 9iIdof 0unne erlitt eitell
@einbritd nno &ater Sbanttott, Der
&eftor Ser ct. Marp's &atheorole,
Ibipere innere Gerletungen.
Sn &anios Gitp, Mo.. per
Idieo ser 9moesienator @nr. @or-
ncr mad elmer Idngeren aranfbeit.
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Slater MmfIdlnitt.
9emtidc @anernmabden. &pitiime

Srau q. Srauipib, @~oriibenbe; Srau
90. 9errmann, Srnu Saul Na6ts, Srall
2onis Sind, Srm @. S6mibt, Srau 6.
Sdul8e, Srm 9. @afenien, Srnu 6.
S6mibt, Srau s. StaffeI, Srau s.
@ueit; Die Srls. 6etta Seebe, ella MafS
%fenfen, Glba &oiip, 2ieiel @anberihtden,
Glib 5ape. 9ora @anberltl1den, glemen1
tine bon Webratb.