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Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

FROM whence come ell the Paislc.
 shawls9 Are they Paisley or has some clever manufacturer pt forth a material initiating ,he ess-n- tiaily Paisley colors and designs? It would hardly seem that the hidden away treasures would be suffici-nt m number to account for the very general display and the prevalence ol the ma terial, yet the cClors ate sN soit m beautifully blended, rhe iahnc gives such evidences oi the peculiar quality which We know as belcneins to these sha xls that it Is a little. difficult to think oi it as a new product oi the loom, but whatever the source. how ever the material Is obtained. 1t evI- Gcntly has an established vogue.
 The various autumn sportlne cvcnt- are matters SarOriai and rec | meet ings have shown a great many gowns and hate both trimmed with shawl motifs. A notable one wo;n by leading society womln wes evidently made from the genuine india shlNl. not even the Paisley could have re- suited in such wonderful c0lors and effects The gown was n the Moyeu Age style and the bodice was made entirely or the shawl. The sleeves. the narrow belt and the skirt were of oi1cS chiffon velvet and a Nerv narrow fringe edged the skirt lu the si '-s oi the skirts were pockets of llacI edged with the shawl matcIiai Tie costume was an exquisite one. ths color effect a real delight II the India shawls or Paisley shawls can be utilized with such result they are welcome. As a finishine touch there was worn turban oI greenish blue velvet trimmed with band oi India embroidery touched with geld and very. long straight scarl oi sable was woin o*e, the shoulder. The colors oi the India shawls and of the Paisley whi>h imitate them. are really marvellous They are blended as only the East can think ot blending tones and they give q 9e.ult that is so rich and exquisite that they can be most successfully used
 A great many of the treasures that are now heinz cut up have been kept in lavender and cam3hor Ioi many years but the present generation knows nothing of reverence. What il wants it takes. what it can utilize it scizes upcn. The young wife who deeply wounded her new mothcr-in- law by cutting priceless lace into strips to trim a dancing gown has a great many rrototypes. In fact there are 9 lew ci the mothers-in law left who would be shocked. vet i: seems pity to cut and to mutilate a thing SO beautiful as the real India shaNls or to hack lace into bits when the manufacture meant 90 many hours ot patience and oi tedious toil.
 Fur trimminps were cstahliShe carly tn the season. Sporting events have only emphasized their u-e and fur trimmed suits are shown on some. shawl collars on others. others again show the fur used with Crester re~er- ,ation and in less quantity. On almost every gown is found a touch ni en roidcry. whether ot silk ,r oi wll pr d beads. One oi the nlve'tis- thlt fingers m the mind |, uteres; n, collar and culi sets ol tllnnel oc broad
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17
F. NJ. PITMAN.
CHICKEN SHOW PLANS.

Great interest is being shown in the plans for the annual poultry and pet stock show. which will be held in Bisbee on January and :. Any peo- pie in the region who have pet stock of any kind particularly chickens. rab bits. dogs or canary birds. are invited 10 participate in the affair. On De cember 90 all entries for the show will close and the management of the exhibition is anxious that all be made in advance of that date. Entry blanks can he obtained from Sasse's Candy Store on Main Street. or by address ing Albert Ireland. Box 2525. Bisbee. The association will hold a meeting this evening al o'clock at the city hall at which a large attendance is expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

Mr and Mrs. Ross Moon entertained last evening with party in celebra. tion of their wedding anniversary The rooms were decorated in red car nations and fern. Dainty place cards marked the plates of MT. and Mrs. G. Omar. MT. and Mrs. l.. l.. Gilman, MT and Mrs. F. l.. Williams, Mrs. Harvey, mother of MT. Moon; Miss Louise Williams and MT. J. F. Ryan. A de licious course dinner was served the guests enjoying dancing between courses.
 Miss Jacobs entertained the Anona club at her home Tuesday evening. A business session, in which plans were completed for the annual Christmas party of the club. was followed by a social hour. Waldorf salad, waters, ice cream, cake and coffee were served to ten members.
 The Woman's club enjoyed a musi- cal afternoon Tuesday, Dec. II, in the form of a Victrola concert, the music being from the opera of Richard Wag' ner's 'Lohengrin." Miss Ellinwood read a paper on the life of Wagner, and Mrs. Ivan Burgess entertained with a story of "Lohengrin". The next social meeting of the club will be Dec. 29
 The officers of the First Arizona In fantry and their fair friends enter tained with a dancing party at the pavilion Saturday evening. Salad sandwiches, olives, and coffee were served t0 a hundred guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17
The Churches
BISBEE SUBURBS

WARREN Sunday School 10:OO a m. Preaching 11:00 a. m.
 DON LUIS-Sunday School 10:30 a. m. Preaching 800 D. m.
 so. BISBEE-Su Sunday School 3:0C D. m. Preaching 700 p. m. Christ mas Tree. Saturday, zoo D. m.
 LOWELL-S Sunday School 1G:00 a m. c. F. Thursday 7:30 p. m Christ mas Tree Friday. 7:30 D. m.
 The season of generous impulses sober reflections. and good resolu tions is upon us once more. May the cause of Christ have it's fair share of these, is our prayer.
 S. RHYS EVANS. Minister.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

The Benevolent Tea at the Y. W. c. A. Saturday afternoon by the Twen- tieth Century club at which food, clothing. and money were collected for the relief of needy in the Warren Dis trict, was a big social and financial success. Hundreds of women in the District responded generously with food and clothing, while the tea given in the afternoon provided money.
 A musical program was given in the afternoon with selections by Mesdames Sims, Omar Rhodes. John V. Petty. O. s. Thompson and Miss Mckee and a reading by Mrs. Teufert.
 Delicious tea, coffee. sandwiches and cake were served to the guests by Mesdames John Mulcahy. A. F. Crock CT. John Foster, A. w. Engelder and Miss Danitza Angius.
 The board of directors of the Y. w. C. A. met at the association building Tuesday afternoon.
 
 Miss Carlotta Mover was a visitor in Douglas last week as the guest Oi Miss Sandlin. secretary of the Douglas Y. w. C. A.
 Miss Anna Wallace. Gladys Hodgson. Gladys Woods, Edith Chapman, Ursilla Reese, Coral Muirhead and Althea Saelid are expected home some time this week from school to pass the holidays with their parents.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

9:45 Sunday School. F. M Howard supt. 11:00 a. m.. preaching. subj From Simon 10 Cephas." 6:45 Jun. and Sen. B. Y. P. T.. 7:45. preaching. Subj. God Calling Man" Wed. even ing prayer meeting Thursday even ing choir practee. Members of Phi lathea and Berean Bible classes are to have their pictures made at s. s. hour Pictures to be framed and kept in church. All are welcome to the services.
 F. NJ. PITMAN.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

lnghsn Joths known as coatings O. which large number are offered.
 Whether the nightie w;ll be better made with the stocking feet or cut of at the ankles IS fer each mother to determine and some mothers will like to cut them of at the ankles and 10 cut the leg portions long enough to draw down over the feet Domet flannel and outing flannel and ma terials of such sort are the usual ones employed for the purpose.
 The dolly must he up-to-date fl her little mother is to be happy and this middy costume will fill that require ment to perfection.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.

Young Peoples meeting al 6:30 r. m. Topic. Big Jobs Awaiting Us Exodus 3:1-14. Leader Miss Mich aels
 Public worship at II a. m. and at 7:30 D m.. with sermons by the pas tor
 Sunday School Christmas Entertain ment Sunday evening. December the 24th. at 700 D. m. As In the past offerings of money, clothes. food and toys will be received for distribution among the needy in the Warren Dis trict. Articles may be sent 10 the church on Saturday. the 23rd. or brought Sunday evening, the 24th.
 JOHN F. FRY. Pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17
SPANISH sERNlcEs

Sunday School 9:3O a. h.. Naeo Road. preaching 400 p. m at Pres tyterian church. Christian Endeavor Tuesday zoo D. m. Topic Big Jobs Awaiting Exodus 3:1-l4
 Friday 7:0G D. m. choir practice. Naoo Road A cordial welcome to all.
 R AVILA.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Christian Science Society of Bisbee holds services in Odd Fellows Hall at 11:00 a. m. The public is welcome and invited to attend. Subject for Sunday. December 17th. "Is the Uni verse. Including Man. Evolved by Atomic Force"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17
Sporting Events Provide Interesting
 Fashion ShOws By May Manton

that ;s most effective. The skirt and the jacket are of the black serge. the Russian blouse IS of the blue vc.- 2; with sleeves of black serge ana tic seams on each side of the front oi th, skirt are piped with old blue. T-r- skirt is finished with a wide ho=a machine stitched with old blue silk in repeated rows and the jacket shows long points of old blue velvet both oc the front and back that are edged with rabbit skin. It IS a beautiful costume essentially a genilewoman's costume and It gives evidence oi 'he way m which rich color effects can be obtained without in the least suS- ecsting anything that IS gaTish or extreme.
 Not alone are materials combined material IS combined with rur. A very smart afternoon costume IS. tor example. of dark green velvet and mole skin. The narrow panels Of the skirt are joined to still narrower panels of the fur. there is sleeveless blouse of the fur that Is draped over a corsace of velvet and the elbow sleeves are edged with bands Of tur. Fun Is cut and handled and treated exactly as is cloth It IS not confined to stIeet use. it is worn within doors. The costume referred to IS a gown designed to be worn beneath a top coat if the day is cold or with fur scarf if the day IS mild. A very beau tiful visiting costume combines skirt of black velvet with a draped jacket of white niriver fur This jacket is full at the sides and draped and treated a. would be the most Dlable cloth or velvet. It makes a very beautiful effect with the full velvet skirt aud a very handsome costume. but must. of course. be worn over T blouse of light weight
 Velvet IS 70 be extensively worn for gowns and for coats and II Is combinet with almost every known maternal. The iur already mentioned IS beautiful in contrast, but SO also Is George-ts crepe and 1t would be impossible rl find two more widely different. while the silks and satins all are good m contrast and velvet also makes goCl effect m combination with broadcloth. withser-e and wi z h velours all oi whi.i are favoritc wool tabrics.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17
FROM cASAS GRANOES.

Charles l.. Jones, who has been looking over his ranch property in the neighborhOod of Casas Grandes for several days. returned yesterday to his home in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

H. Snodgrass, rubber stamp maker Phone Black 647, 120 Tombstone Can on.-Advertisement. "A
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning service II a. m. Evening service 7:45 D. m. Thursday choir practice 7:30 D. m.
 H. s. BREWSTER, Rector.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

importance.
 l he little girls dress is ono of the prettiest of the sllp-over sort. It is made without any opening and with a separate blouse. It IS pretty for serge and it is pretty for taffeta while ii is chsrming made of challis and it makes a most useful as we'll as most Ia. hionable dress if linen or pique or eingham is used.
 The overcoat is one of the best that the season has to offer. The wearcr can button it up around his throat or roll it oren as the day requires. and ii will be handsome whether it is made Ol cheviot or of frieze or of one of the
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

The meeting of the Round Dozen club was postponed on account of the Allen. The club will meet in Janu- ary.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

The Alumni association entertained friends with a dancing party in the high school gymnasium Friday even ing
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

XV1INTER is sure to bring a great w many demands for there are
 W day, when it is very cold and when the snug overcoat IS much m demand. and there are nights when the uarmest nightie is the best
 Pretty irocks are wanted. too. and at this season the Christmas dolly and her wardrobe is to be considered sC that these designs are Oi especial
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

Mrs. Rothenberg. of Warren, enter tained her many friends with a party at her home in Warren last Wednes. day. The guests enjoyed "500" until late in the afternoon. Mrs. Matthews won high score and was presented with set of silver oyster forks. Sand. wiches, relish, coffee. cake and hints were served to Mesdames Bear. Scott Tonkin, Booking. Ratteree, Hankin Wilson, Shock. Matthews. Mrs. Lynn was hostess to the St Johns Guild at her home Monday. The women were busy completing their plans for the annual sale of Christmas gifts, candies and fancy work. Dainty refreshments were served.
 The Camp Fire girls yesterday held sale in the Moose hall of handmade articles, suitable for Christmas gifts candies and fancy work. The work of the girls is exceedingly pretty. The proceeds will go into the annual sum. mer camp fund
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-17

o24o With Blasting Line and Added Seam Allow ance! Boys Double Breasted Overcoat. $ to
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-08
9as @ablreimltat.

Stir Submiiiion, 174,435; gegen
Submiilior, 1882.
Sir 8eibebaltung bes @obertion-
@eiebes, 1896; gegen geibebal-
ting bes Gobertlon : @eieses, 115,-
5S5.
Sir 8nnbeslenator-G. 81. Gull
beriom 86,405, ST. 8. &enrD 1904,
Sobn Oabis 9,75t, 8. 8. Golquitt
1868, E.. so. Campbell 65,S24,
@. g. 8roofs 1926, George @.
Mioole 335.
Sir @ouperneur- Sames 6. Ser
guion 237,869, 6. $. Worris
|171,S9S, s. 6. Marlbaa 6,571.
Sir lieutenant @ouberneur =
%. g. SobbD 410,550.
Sir General : Mnpalt- 9. S.
2oonep 1920, Sobn 90. 8oobs
CHARLES &. Goplano
49, 665.
Sir Stnatsidobmeilter = s. SO.
gomaros 203 ,9t2, Sobn %. 9afcr
130,661, So. 6. Milnn 52,422.
Sir 9idter oes ariminal 4ppel-
Iationsgeridts = 90. 6. Morrotp
|2f6,000, 81. S. Sorper III 1929.
Sir Sber-Hidter oes Suprenie-
@eri6t-Melion 8biatps 23f,573,
CHARLES $. Senfins 1856.
Sir b~eifibenber @i6ter am gu
preme : @eri6t- S. 6. gantis
|t98,08t, 81. SO. @an 1925.
Sir @iienbobn : &ommiffdr-@l-
Iiion MapfieIo 225,255, Sobn So.
Hobbins 97,846, &ufus g. Daniel
1886.
Sir superintendent oes o~ffentli.
den ltntcrridts- %. S.. 9ouebtp
4f2,267.
Sir 2~anofommiiiGr-&. CHS Sin
4t,461, S. &. 3obinion 3O4,116,
Gbarels @cers 49,437.
Sir Comptroller 8. 9. gerrea
|257,054, CHARLES 9. 8bite 49,.
767.
Sir MderbnufommiiiGr - Sre5
SO. Dobis 22t,664, $. 81. Salbert
16f,421.
Sir Observation-Disclosures : at.
large Self Mc2emore ff3,7O4,
Is. 6. Borter 1850, Daniel Cor
rett 1884, Moger @brne 40, ga,
$. 8. 9arpin 52,279, $. q. Cooler
25,847, SO. s. Cor 1880, @nfus
s. 2odlano 22,03t, Sobn $. Sar.
rington 1915, @rtbur 6. Sirmin
1907, 9. 6, BaoIeforo 32,tt3,
S. $. 9abis 1874, Sueb 9ilgent
Sitgeralo 7t.794.
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- 9as BON Den 2ogen Ser Ser
mannslobne am Sonntaq obeno uer-
anitoltete patriotii6e Set mar I'M
genlein gut belu6t uno perlief IN
ser angenebmiten 8eile. 9ie Scott
%5ertportrage oes ausge5ei6neten Sr.
deiters muroen NIT groBem 8eifau
aufgenommett, ebenio mie Die rei5en-
oen 2ieoer, 'pel6e pom Wdrrer= io=
pie BON 9amenfor 5hm 8elten &C.
geben puroen. Mit belonoerem Ip-
plans ipuroen Die Geiitungen oes
@emiidten Gbors beeriBt. Ser Stint
oer1or trug nit biel S9tpung uno
@erpe uni ere beioen berrliden gta=
tionol : Sieoer u9ie 8odt am
Hbein" u1to u0elttl6lotto, 9eutifJ-
lano itber I1es" Dor uno perieBte
bierour6 Die Inmeienoen in onge-
meine 8eeeiiterung. SEER Spielba-
gen er1tete nit ieiner idmungooaen
patriotil6en Geoe rei6 peroienten
geifoG uno oie BON 2ogen=gfitglie=
bern oargeItelten lebenoen 8iloer,
foipie oie porgefiibrten8 anoelbiloer
fpuroen nit MISUNDERSTANDING
entgegengenommen. @ae Inmefen-
oen perlieBen Die Safe nit Dem 8e-
tpuBtlein einen i9onen, angenebmen
Iben0 berlebt 5u baben.
- @m Wontag nadmittag gegen
baIb bier l1br mutroe oer profeiiio=
neue Mlttomobil : &ennfobrer Somes
@arriger an ser South Coop" ollr1
oas l1mi6loeen ieiner Maidine ee-
totet. @ugen5eueen iino nidt por-
bottoeL oo6 botten 2eltte einige Wi-
nltten borber @arriger nit elmer
Sbneaigfeit bon 70 Weilen pro
Stunbe auf Ser 2aroitroBe binroien
ieben. S~eoenfads lprang oas 4uto=
mobil infolge Der u~neebeuren
Shnelligfeit BET Der i6nrfen Bic
gung pom @ege ob, iiberfdlltg uno
6egrub ben Chauffeur inter iid.
= @m 9. uno %. 4ltguit, iotpie
10. uno IA. Sept. meroen i'm 8nn-
oesgeri6ts : @ebanoe graminatio=
men fir oen %Gipiloienit obgebolte1.
gerlanet tperoen 8iologen, Gbemi-
fer, Sadperitdnoiee fit 3uderrii-
ben &uItltr, 3eidner, stenoera-
pben uifp.
@egert Ser f6lehte1 2ano-
ltroBe bon Ser gerar Gountn @ren3e
Big gum Weoina Cafe merben Die
Sibungen Oes oSeras State @ooo
&oaos gonareB" nidt mie uriprung-
li6 beabiidtigt am Meoino 2afe,
fonoern i'm ct. @ntbonp Sotel gu
|San @ntonio abgebalten. Die Si-
bun1gen finoen am II. ltno 10. @u-
quit itatt.
@m Montag tpnroen sfuilden
3 l1br nadmittaes uno II ltbr
abenos AZ 3erionen bon Der 8oli5ei
megen fleiner 8ergeben eingeitedt
oarnnter befanoen iib % iunge 2eu-
te, Die fih felt %lGneerer 3eit in oen
8illaro=Soaen Ser @eltieite berlinls
getrieben batten.
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- Im Wontag abeno puroen Der
9eputp Sberiff &p. genoit bon
Gomal Gountp, lomie Der &orporal
5ranf Bromley bonn 3. Sqinois
Snfanterie &egiment in elmer &ol-
Iiiion ibres IutomobiIs nit Dem
aSeras Special4 Der M. g. & &.
@abn i'm noroliden Seile BON Neu-
9raunfels augenblidlid getotet;
StaotmarldaG Snetid patroe I6mer
perlett, mabreno Der 9eputp : Mtar-
ldan Gus. S6o1 fid our6 einen
i6neaen Sprung in Siberbeit brad)-
te. Gin Saus uno cine bobe Sens
perbinoerten Die Sniaiien oes @uto-
mobils ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3ug reht-
5eitig gu leben. Der ~3uammenpraa
fol- 10 beftie ~getpeien fem, oaB oia
8etoteten 80 SUB melt BON Der
gabnfreu5ung ueggeibleuoert mitr,
ben; oas @utomobil fplroe natiirIidl
total 3%ertriimmert. 9enoit itano i'm
Sitter BON 45 Sabren nno miro BON
ieiner @ittpe, elmer Sotter, ieinen
gltern uno 5tpei Sdfpeitern iiber-
lebt. Corporal 8romlep, Der 80
Sabr alt NOR, itammte aus @nrora,
ST.; er mar ibon einmaI in Hortu
Hico Soloat ~getueien.
Dem Observation-Disclosures DC
partement in @nftin lit mitgeteilt
tporoenL oaB Die .9oa @eeoiIs" in
beri6ieoenen Seftionen oes Staates
iib ge5eigt unb infolge oes 3egen-
tpetters rapibe bermebrt baben; Ser
in Siio-Seras angerihtete Sfaoen
ioa 5iemlid beoeutenb iein.
Die IA. Sabres : 8~onpention
Der BURNERS educational Go-ope-
ratibe Union Of Seras" lit in Son-
fton er6ffnet noroen. 0ie Sisunaen
oalern bier Gage un6 meroen an,
IL. 3. Mts. beenoet.
Sn Der @eseitb bon Beaumont
idltg Der 8lie in einen groBen Del
bebdlter, Der 1850 S1ifer Gel
entbieIt; man glaubt, baB man I'M
itanoe iein miro, bie @Glfte bes Oe-
les gu retten. gs liegt feline @efabr
borbanben, Dab iid oas 8ener tpei-
ter ausbreitet.
Sn @iGiamion Gonntp baben
oie ~goa @eepiIs~ 5iemliden Sba-
ben an Der 8aitmipolle aneeri6tet.
Die Staot 8aco bottle Ole
o8bolelale" Spirititoien : SAMPLER
bisber %ge5puneen, lire @eid1ftsIo-
fale abenos $50 81 fbIieBen. &id.
ter Glarf bat iest entidieoen, oaB oie
Staot fetu 8edt bier3u bat uno BAT
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Mus Der StabthnQe.

Ser aroBte Sell ser Sieur1q am
Montag muroe our6 oie Altenge-
leien 5miIden oem MoDor uno llbr
~ousgefiiat, nobel wie g~etpobnli9
nidts beral1sfam. Ser @%ufforoe-
runq, Nominationen fir oie 8oli5ei
au ma6erl ~leiitete l1br natiirli6
nidt Ssolge, neil feline Nominotione1t
bod nibt beitdfigt fperoen. Sci bic
fer aontroperie ergab IifJ, Dab ubr
beablihtiate, SSsones Stepens afl5n-
Itenen, 2ombert Gebterem ieood ben
Hat erteilte, iid bon l1br nidt rtomi-
nierenr al lolien, 90 er nldt belto=
tiat meroen uiiroe. 8lei6 oarauf er-
1annte 2ambert i'm aus freien
5tiiden als Sanitdts Snlpeftor
nit S85 @ebalt n1o 8erpflegnng
leites 8feroes. @arlano itellte obne
meiteres in ieinerSffice 4 2eltte an u.
l1br fr1tg, mie es mogli6 iei, bob
ale 6ie onoern &ommiIIare oas
Medt baben, IN ibren 0eportements
G%rnenn111tgen GIT MAIDEN, oaB nur
ibm oieies 2e6t borent6alten meroe.
9os Gibiloienitreform : 4menoe=
ment gum Sreibrief ioa BON Ser
tretern ser ~folgenoen Srgmtilatio=
net ausgeorbeitet nno Der Staot-
perfpaltung alr @enebmigung por=
aeleat meroen: Sun @ntonio @lea-
ring Soule, @otarp Club, &etail
Merdonts aiiociation Ma%nufactu=
rers' Club, &eal gitate @rdange,
2ions' Club, Sraoes Council, guil=
oers grdange. lin Die 3ett 81 per-
trooeIn, purben Damn nod 8riefe
perleien, oie Ser MaDor an ubr ge-
ifriebet, Die ii6 aaf oos gerbdlt=
mis- 5mii6ef ibnen be5ieben. Sic
S%roinan5, pelde bas &ou6en IN oen
Sbeatern perbietet, puroe anaenom-
men. Die 8flolterung bon Nogali-
tos Ctr. miro entgegengenommen.
l1br laoet oie &ommiiiare elm, elmer
Seitermebr : l%tebunq ant Wittmod
bei8umobnen, Sacob Sue erbalt
$22t7.4O ansbe8ablt fir ein Stiif
9aro, neldes er Ser Staot in 81
reoo nfio @eIt Grabs Ctr. abtritt.
Die g~rlaubnis miro erteilt, Sen 9lr-
beitertag am 4. Sept. i'm 8rafen-
ridge 8arf 81 feiern. Die S%rbinan5,
tpelfe Ser sc. g.. & &. 8obn bos
@egeredt ourh bie @eitfoG apenue
erteil, ion am ndditen Wontog gum
eriten Mol perlelen merben.
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Eolitiides.

Die GoIquitt @eriammlung, Sic
am Samitag I'M @arten Der 9eetbo-
pen : Soae itattfinoen ioute, lit auf
beute aberlo peri6oben moroen.
Soffentli9 miro oos @etter giiniti-
ger Iein ols am Gamitag u1b sic
Sreunoe Golquitt's ni1t bon Dem
@eiude Der @~eriammGuna abbalten.
@s lit oringeno nottuenoig fir bie
@nb1tger Golquitt's, ii9 bariiber
flar 5it tperoerL baB lie lobiel mie
mogli6 8ropaganoa MAIDEN miiiien,
unt ibrenaanoioaten burd5ubringen.
Die @egner, Dor aGem Die 8robibi-
tioniiten, Die i1mmtlib Gulberion
unteritiisen, arbeiten nit Dem groB-
ten gifer.
Die Gnlberion Beriammlung,
Die geitern abeno in &onfton abee-
balten tpllroe, lol bon 5000 8erIo-
men befidt moroen iein. sic perlief
lebr entbuiiaitilh. 8iele Heoen muir
ben gebalten, linter anoern ipra1
aud Der friibere Senator Chiffon,
8robibitioniiten maren in GROCER
Wenge afttpeieno, unter ibnen Der
aaeridlimmIte, gr @ouperneur
Campbell, beiien @abl gum @ouper.
neur Der groBte Sblag fir oie anti-
Brobibitioniiten mar, ser linen per-
iebt peroen fonnte. Campbell lit
iebt natiirli6 ein begeiiferter 8e.
firnorter Ser @abl Gulberion's. Die
meiiten Geoner ritten auf ser ge-
baiiptung berum oaB golqliitt fem
9emofrot, ionoern Hepublifaner
lei. 4il6 Soroce Chiffon i6eute
fid nidt ars oieier 8ampagneliige
aapital 81 ldlageit.
Die Hrobibitioniiten Iu1en sic
anti Erobibitioniiten in ser bemo-
Ffratiiden Transformation oaourd)
ein5ulfii6tern, oaB iie in ibnen nit
2ofal Option : @abIen an ibren
@obnorten oroben, penn fe nid)t
fiir cine Sitbmiiiionserfldrung in
Der 9latform leien. Gs lit ourfaus
nift unmoglid, baB iie nit oieler
Metbooe @rfole baben.
@eitern abeno fano in Sonfton,
i'm Maieitic 3beater, alih cine bril-
liant befuhte Golquitt : @eriamm-
lung itatt, in Ger gr.@ ouberneur
Golquitt fel6it Die Sauptrebe belt
iino feline Saltttns Der 8iinoesregie-
rlng g~egeniiber reftfertigte. gr
fagte, Die idmmtIiben Bolitifer oes
Staates ieien eeget i'm. Sn abnIi-
der 8eiie aiiBerten fid oii1 Die an
bern &ebner, inter oenen Midter
Waiterion uno gIni6e Su6spetb
mol Ole befannteiten tparen.