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Evening journal., 1916-05-19

Lads. the dancer. who makes her first
appearance before Wilmington audi
ence at The Playhouse tonight along
with the Russian symphony Orchestra,
arrived in this city last evening and is
stopping at the Hotel DUPONT. where she
was seen by a reporter. Lada arrived
day in advance of the Russian Syu,-
phony Orchestra. and was accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. Schupp, who has
been her constant companion since she
first went abroad TO study, and that
wasn't SO long ago either, for Lada is
barely ont Of her teens.
Evening journal., 1916-05-19

RED MEN VISIT QUAKER CITY.
Usage Tribe. No. 80, l. o. r. NJ,
paid visit to Selocta Tribe, No. 1858.
Philadelphia last night. Great Keeper
of Wampum h. Sayers accompanied
the party.
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
Your Moneys Worth

full and plenty. with style and
character thrown in for good
measure.
NEW SPRING FURNISHINGS
New shirts 81 to s..
New Underwear soc 10 $S.5o
New Ties 25c 20 $3.50.
New Sox 13c 20 81.
New paiamas 81 10 s4.
New Gloves soc to $3.50.
and everything else that men
and boys wear.
New Patchpocket Suits.
New Pinchback Suits. IA
New Serge Suits.
IN and ready for you.
MULLINS HOME STORE,
eth and Market.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-14

BACK AGAIN WITH
1t has been three months since I
last talked to you, little book, and,
oh, so many, many things have hap
pened to your old friend -Margie Wa
verify.
must have tainted when l fell
down the steps as l came from the
hospital. The last l remembered was
the realization that had broken my
leg and then-obIivion.
When l awoke my leg was ban
daged, but l learned it was not to be
set until the next day. l was evil
IDENTIFY under some sort of an opiate
as nothing seemed to matter much.
The pretty white-clad nurse was
fussing about me and remembered
answering yes" drowsily to her
query if were comfortable.
l expect, little book, that you being
inanimate do not have that delicious
sensation which surcease from pain
and sorrow sometimes gives. l, alas,
was brought back to the world of
agony the next morning when they
went to take an X-ray picture of the
fracture,
1t is a strange thing that no one
can realize physical pain but the per-
son who is suffering it.
Even if you have suffered the Sc
we're pain before, you cannot realize
it when some one else is writhing in
the same agonies later.
Which makes me think of the SEN
tentious remark of a man friend of
mine.
We have had many discussions on
the subject of the physical war
against the spiritual.
He has always insisted that no
matter how much we try to deceive
ourselves 'tthe physical is king"
cat the last it will batter down
all the mental and spiritual forces
brought to bear against it," he said.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-14

would De nOCnlnS II cOulQ not HSHC
and overcome the primitive instincts
to be always merely physical
WELL" he said, you idealistic
lady, which would you rather have
perfect love accompanied by raging
toothache or a loveless life without
pain?"
1, never having had the toothache,
said Immediately that could not live
without. love. But today, with that
awful agony which showed me eX-
actly just what the Christian mar
tyrs on the rack suffered, l know that
no love in all this world would by
any possibility compensate or even
alleviate bodily pain.
Before l became bedridden l went
to play in which one of the char
acters said: Husbands don't want
their wives to respect them, they can
even get along without their wives
loving them passionately if they are
only made comfortable"
am revealing, little book, in being
able to once more put my inside
thoughts up to you" and 1 tell you -
1 shall perhaps bore you to death
with them, for you see l have had
three months of nothing else to do
but bear pain as patiently as l can
and think.
have almost come to the conclu-
sion that too much thinking is not
good for one You remember what
David Harum said in that novel of
long ago: "a few fieas are good for
a dog. They keep him from thinking
of his other troubles
The first thought that comes to
me, however, is that if 1 apply that
law of compensation to myself that
have always insisted was inevitable
have been pretty bad citizen.
Just consider, little book, what has .
come to me since l married Dick. 1 :"
have had to part with my illusions,
my ideals, my love, my loved ones,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-28

ShPey sSS
Children's Slips. OF nainsook, yoites
OF rows OF val laces ana narrow en-
broidery edging; skirts trimmed with
rev OF val lace and wide embroidery:
sizes 4 to "a years.
Little Girls $3.50 Dresses, CSC
Little Girls White Dresses. of lawn
and organdy. high and low waist
models. daintily trimmed with val
lnte tucks and fine embroidery; one
and two fiounce skirts; sizes to
years.
Girls $3.50 Dresses, CSC
Girls White Dresses, OF lawns,
choice Of five new models, prettiiy
trimmed with val lace. cluster tucks
and embroidery insertion; belts of
tucks and insertions; skirts with
tucks and deep hens: sizes to II
years.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
DIVISION OF FUNDS FROM
THE FOREST SERVICE

The state highway commission
has adopted resolution recommend
ing to the department Of agriculture
that in the division Of forest reserve
money In this state, the money be
divided 60-40, as between the north
and south parts of Idaho, the north
to receive 60 per cent and the south
40 per cent, and designated that the
money be expended in southern Ida
no as follows:
On the Targhee forest highway
north from Ashton to the Yellow
stone national park.
On the Lemhi forest highway from
Salmon north into Bitter Root valley
In Montana.
On the Payette forest highway
from a point above Horshoe Bend
thru the canyon of the Payette river
to Smiths Ferry and beyond.
On the Bear Lake forest highway
in Bear Lake county.
The counties interested in this gem
eral highway program will have to
raise their proportionate share OF
funds and the next legislataure will
be asked to make liberal division
of the good roads appropriation to
be made to secure the $3.50 federal
aid.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
THE HIGH COST OF
WILSONIAN PROSPERITY

Chicago, Sept. 21.-The cost of
living this winter will reach an un-
precedented scale and will affect
every person, no matter what object
may be purchased. according to a
table of comparative prices compiled
here today.
Food prices, 1t is said, vary accord
ing to quality and quantity, but 1t
is the small purchaser at retail who
must pay most. Wholesalers say cam
neries turnout the country have in
formed them that fall and winter
deliveries will be only one-third nor
NAL, while the last vegetable crop Is
said to be only half the quantity ex-
pected.
Canned fruits will be 80 per cent
higher and canned vegetables are ex-
pected by wholesalers to increase 20
per cent in price.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22

When Governor Alexander tells
the farmers of Idaho, as he said IN
his speech in Montpelier, that they
can get all of the state money they
want at six per cent by simply writ
ing to the governor" he is stating
what he knows to be false. Every
body knows who keeps in touch with
state officers that the demand for
loans from the state funds Is greatly
in excess OF the amount the state
land board has to loan. Then 1t has
been the policy of the land board
for years to treat all counties as near
alike as possible in the distribution
of the loans. A close check is kept on
the amount placed in the various
counties, SO as to prevent any one
county from getting more than ite
share of the states money. 1t is
right and proper that the land board
should follow such a policy To do
otherwise would be unjust discrim-
ination. There are Mt this time many
requests for state loans from every
county in the state and the land
board IL endeavoring to distribute
the money as nearly eQuable as pos
sible. How much money Is now loan
ed to Bear Lake farmers we do not
know. but It is safe TO say that Ia
proportion to population and assess.
ed valuation, Bear Lake Is getting its
full share. Governor Alexander
knows this and It should be beneath
the dignity Of any honest man to 60
about the state telling the farmers
that they can get all the state money
they want simply for the asking.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22

Within the past week two of Ida
hos pioneers and men who took
prominent parts In the development
of the state have Joined the great
silent majority. They were Jonas w.
Brown and G. w. Moore, both resi-
dents OF Boise. The former had
reached the ripe old age Of 81 years,
and the latter had passed the S1st
milestone. Both men came to Idaho
In 1862. Mr.. Brown engaged in the
practice of law in Idaho City in 1858.
In 1882 he removed to Boise and for
many years was associated in law
practice with Tom Catalan. He had
long been an active worker In the
Masonic fraternity, and the day prior
to his death was appointed chaplain
OF the Masonic grand lodge, which
office he had held for several years.
MIR. Moore first engaged in the mer-
camille business, but 1867 he assist
ed IN organizing the First National
Bank of Idaho, and had ever since
been personally connected with that
institution. Both were men of ster-
ling characters and both exerted in
fluences for good in the trying times
of pioneer days,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
ATTENTIoN, CANDIDATES

All those who were candidates for
nomination at the primary election
should bear in mind that the law re7
auires them to file their itemized
expense accounts with the county au-
ditor within 20 days after the cleo
ton. So Monday, Sept 25, is the last
day for filing accounts. These state
ments must be sworn to before a
notary public. Auditor Broomhead
informed us yesterday that several
candidates had not yet filed their
statements in his Office. Those fail
ing to do so by next Monday will be
liable to fine of 500.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
RARE BARGAIN IN
HIGH GRADE PIANO

We will accept any reasonable Of
fer for new strictly high grade
piano located near Montpelier. Lib
eral terms to a responsible party
We will give someone q fine bar
gain in a good piano. II interested,
write The Denver Music Company at
Denver. Colorado, at once for parti-
culars.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22

' President-cHAs. q. HUGHES Of
New York.
BANKS of Indiana.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
COUNTY TICKET

Senator z-5sJ. r.. SHEPHERD &C.
Representatives. - JAS. G. Oh
SON ana sILAs WRIGHT
Commissioners II First District,
JAS. L. BJNFoRD; Second district,
EZRA ~ BUDGE; Third district,
FRED &. EVANS. n
Sheffff - VIM. NYE.
Assessor - JAMES~DUNN.
Treasurer -, CHRIS TUELLER.
Probafe Judge - O. II. FRENCH.
Prosecuting Attorney D. G..
KUNZ
Coroner ~ /. w. LYNN.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
REpuR11cAN NATIoNAL TICKET

Mohtpelier. Idah0. seDl. q. lsle
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-22
STATE TICKET

Governor-D. w. DAVIS.
Lieutenant Governor - b. M
HOLT.
BARKER.
EAGLESON.
State Auditor - GEORGE W
LEWIS.
Attorney General - MARLIN }
SWEELEY.
Supt. Public INSTRUMENTATION
e. REDFIELD.4 ~.
Inspector. Of Mines - ROBERT ~
BEIsh.7 e
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subserlbe lor the Examiner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

= Die etabi aonimiN1re perben
am ndhitsn Samitas an Stsle bes
ebas. WiIIon, ipsl9er als gbef Mas
i4iniii Der Neupprt @aiisrtperten res
iisnirt bate, sinsn gta4frlssr er.
fpdblen.
= Mit Der grbsit, bic Sort sbo'
mas elettrifde gabn na9 Con
Springs gu berlGnsern, ipiro bsm-
nG9it besonnsn psrbsn. 3pii6en Del
Strabenbabu GO. unb ben Gruno'
eisentbiimsrn, ipel6e cine nsue Sub
bipiiiOn an Der 9llsrdnbria pits, fiib'
lid bon fort Sbcnas, ausseIest ba'
Ben, ion Elm llebereintommen setrot'
fen tporben iein.
= Der Coroner Or. Digbp, in
9erein nit bem Muri6aa 9. Gocl
ron Sort abomos, glaubt cine Spul
icnsr perfpn ssfunbsn gu baben, ipel.
DE bic 2side bes 4 Ronate alien ain.
bes auf bas Strabsnbabns s9sIsiie se'
leet bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
Grbeiternb
@irfeH Die tdsIid ans @aibinston
selHeIbeteu SrObnnseH sessn
SentidlanS.
GaS fdD iibrigens bamit berngisea
fann, ban man audi ieinem Ser.
birHbsier pieSsr auf ben eeib
rideu nall.

Waf fbinston, II. april. -
Die Communication, psId. aIs lsbtss
Mort Der Der. StaateH an Seut'6s
lamb in ge3isbuns auf ben llntsrisse
tcotsaries betra6tst ipirb. iuurbe am
Montas pon b.m prdiibentsH milf m
ieriisssitsnt II. fpirb porausfi9tIih am
Disnftas na6 Berlin seianbt iperbsH.
Sas Document tapituIirt bic attinis
tat Der beuii6en unterieeboote ieii
benz gerienten Der rauiitania" unb
mudt tlur, bab nur iofortissr @s6iel
In Gsuti9lanbs llntsrissbOOispoIitit
eine Gortbdrlsr freunbitaftliher Be-
5isbunsen Spiidsn ben 5ipsi glationen
srmOgli9e.
MGbrenb Der prdiibsnt bic lssse
Sanb an bic gOi. lssts, an tDel4er sr
pnb Setretdr aaniing cine @o2e
lang asarbeitst battsn. iam bic offis
5isns 9lslbuns aus bem StaaisDepars
tsment, bab BEL sinem GnsrifF auf bic
ruTiite Bart rSmperatOr' bur9 elm
Diterreidii6es llnieriesbcot bas aeb.a
ron srpsi QmsrituHsrn sefdbrb.t ssfpes
zen iei. gurI gaiIsb ourit, Der amer',
taniI6e gsneraltoniuI in Barcelona.
Spanisn. tpsI6sr ben gsridt iunbte,
sriIdris, baB Der gfngriff obne Mars
Huns srfOlst iei. Ginsr Der bsibsn
amsritansr an gOrb Des .Smperator"
foa bur6 einen G4rapnsus S8ub Der.
frunbst iporben itin.
Dos Giaatsbspariement Orbneis fps
fcrt cine siHssbsnbe lntsriuaurs bss
gorfaass an. Gollte ii9 bss GsnsraIs
tcnfuls geridt beftGiigen, 10 psrbsn
fpabri6sinIia Seiterrei9t ungarn Gbn.
Iias 8OritelIungen Sugeiteat fpsrbsn
tpis Oeuti9lanb.
glad iFertisiteIuHg Der gloie an
Deutf6lanb IisB Der prdfib,nt Sera'
TOR StOns, ben @orfiber bes GsHats,
tOmmittses fir auspdrtige anssIsgsas
beitsn, erfu&eu, bsi ibm DOr5ufprs6en,
Inn ihn iiber bic abii6ten Der abmi-
niitrution au infOrmiren. Der GeHator
.pirb ben prdIbsntsn iba4rI9sinIi9
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gobinet.siisuno

Dor Der aabireiisiisuna i.ben
Iie Communication na9 Berlin fol-
ME perIauist, bas in ben itdrtiisr
9llsbriiden ssbaIiene biplomutifht
Sdriftiiiid iein, bas Der prafibeni ie'
muIs apprcbirte.
als NIT Der @orbsrsitung Der Pots
bespunen ipurbe. fpurbe feIieeitsllt,
bub bon ben bsuiifsn lint.rIssboDisn
in ben IesteH Wodsn 65 Shiffe ans
s.blih obns Marnuus perfsntt pur.
ben. Tot iinb bisis Gdns ui6t off
offisisll bsitdtist unb bssbalb aud
nidi al. in bic Communication ouf.
a.nommen. glls elmer Der itGrtiisr
gspeifs fir DeutfGlanbs @sridum,
nib, ieintn @erfpre6uusen na63uiom
men, sislt jebOh 9lneriff auf ben
aanaIbumpfsr ,Suffsr", auf BEN iif
iiber siponjig gmerifaner beilmbef
haber iollen.
linoiiisieIlen Wfelbunaen BON Der
lin 5ufcIge ica 9eutid,lanb ipiaeni
iein, ben Der. Staaten ~rnebr ali
baIblpegT entgesenaufonuHem pal
hie 9eaniteu 5u Der Soifmlna neran
Iabt, bab bic oeutfte 8iesieruns noe
uisitens inioiueit aonaeiiionen NADER
werce. Inn einen slbbrud, Der ireuno
i&aitli6eH 9e5iebumsen ;u oerlnei
ben. Ter 9raiibent ieSod ioa ent
lddoiIen iein Die llnterieebootirng,
gu einem iofortisen slbidlub ou brin
gen. obne ii6 aif peitere biplcmati
idc 3isfuiiionen eiipuIaiien.
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elei9FaLls bas groiett elmer gonSs
gussabs. 6das oiss jeopd niat mpgs
lid fei. ipiirbe bic gunf auf bic per-
ionIihen gloten Der Staotzfommiis
fare bas GeIo ppritrsden. Der 6inan5
apmmifGr Ybilipps itellte barauf ben
sntrds, bab Die 2lngeiegenbsit oem
SoIi5itur S6mis iibsripisfsn iperbs.
Serr S9mib ioI nun. ais Der ses
p0hnlihe Rptbhelfer bariiber beri9'
ten, pie unc pober bic nStbisen 5onbs
su erIaneeu isien. - Serr S9mis
tsna9ri6tigte ben 9atb, bab er sinen
SeIebesatt ausdrbeite, pel9e ben
&pngrsb Reprdientunten Susel9idi
iperben ion. Oarnad ioa bic sipii9ens
itaatli9e 9anbelstommiIipn boE
Re9t erbaIten, ben sipiTfeniiaaEider
8ertsbr auf Strubsnbabnen su regus
Iiren. Serr S6nib ipurbe ferner
beauftrast, cine SroinanS aus3uar'
beitsn, ipeIhe bas RoQi9ubluufen opr
BEN Sir6en unb S6ulsn psrbietbet.
Gr bena4ri9tigte ben Rutb, bab er
cine ReioIutipn ausarbeitet, iponat
RE Wirtbe BEL BEN 9eiu9 um eine
S6antliSens, ipie es bas neue SDnns
tdgsseiebt beitimmt, eine senaue Be
ftrsi6ung ibres 9runoiti:des sIei9s
falls f6riftlih einrei6en miiFen. -
Sir bic @erldngeruns Der gaitern
9lpe. mad ibsgopinstpn, tpurbe eine
SnipettiOnstour beidloiien.
= Wlit Der SnitaIation Der neuen
ROtbpaiiersR pirb bsute an Der
Is. unb Scott Strabe begonnen tpers
hen. Die 9fusgrdbunsen fir bic 2es
guna Der RObren peroen an Der Scott
Strabe iiibli6 our Sterritt 2lpe., an
ter Sterritt 2lpe. tpeitlitb CUR UlaOi'
ion 9lpe. uno Johann iiibli9 pprgs'
nomen psrbsn. Die neue R1brenlcis
tung pirb bur6 campbell Guuntn,
nat benz Sort S6Omass sReierpoiI iih
eritreden.
Die OiftrittsSonuentiou Der
Bun Wopfe" DON aentudp finbet am
udbiten Sumftaa Ra6mittas in Der
2urnbale itutt. glos fol9e Stimm'
eeber, ipsl9e uls rProgreiiipe" re-
eiitrirt iinb, peroen 5ugelaiier. SelsS
gaten 3ur 2ouispill. unb Gbicu5oT
&onpention ioIen erpdblt perben,
S6abe, baB bic Rattnee ni6t bel all>
freien gintritt ftattfinbst.
= Der 8jdbrise Gep. Mepers ben
Der 16. uuo 2inben Strabe, tpuroe
geitern @beno an Der 16. uHo Greenap
Strobe BON einem @uto getroffen unS
perlsBt. gr purbe i'm ppIi3eisGutc
nad 6auie gebra6t.
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NebpDrt.

- Seiratbsf9ein.: Heubsn !Son'
tngton, %, unb Martba Mspen, "a
bsibe bon Cincinnati, 8. = Glbor
GItins, "a, unb Muttie Mourman
%, beibe bon Green Co., 8. - Sbo.
mas SOnnen, 35, unb Marp Carbon
"a. beibe BON Samilton, .. - Cliff.
Code, 80, unb emma Weis, 80, bsibs
pon Cincinnati. - Clarence 6. Mor.
Ton, 33, BON Sapton, 8. unb Guile
Ifer, 20, bon Williamstopn, Sp.
- 9tuf Dem Dad beg Saufes 30.
426 Meit 5. Strube mar ssitsrn Dor
mittag burd bic Junten BEG Sdprn:
iteins elm granb entitanben. - Durt
eiusn I3abbafteu aamin entitanb in
peters Reitaurant go. 1120 Mpns
mouth Strabe Elm Seuer. Sn beiber
5dQen 1T Der Shaben gerins.
= Ssnrp Reiier, %, Der Sobn b.a
Serrn peter Reiier BON 2lIeranbria
unb Der 20jGbriss gbparo 2idert
paren auf ibr W2pturcncls ouf Der
Setmfabrt beeriffen, als bic Waf6is
ne an Der Gleronoria pite nabe Seis
belherg einen Ibbong binabiauIte. Die
beiben tpurben gu gooen sefhleuoert,
nobel NetIer Elm 8sinbruh erlitt. 81.
tert fam nit elmer leihten 6dutabs
f6iirfung babon. Or. Souiton BON
@lsranbria 6ra6ts bic bsibsn In fei:
nem auto mad S1ufe.
- Sn Der glutp Heparatur Werts
itGtte bes 6. q. gibbIon, an Der 5.
unb Monmputb StraBe, erplobirte ees
tern Elm gsbdlier, fpel6sr fir Delft.
Iirungs5neds benubt porben rar.
Sra Saslett, elm g(nsefteuter, nuroe
burh Gragmsntfriide Derlebt. Gin
Gifenitiid floq bura bas Senftsr pnr
lanbete in Der oegeniiberlieeenbe
SdubfpsrtitGtte Don Sinteman, RIO e.
einsn Slustuiten aerfdlug.
Der Gountbrittsr 9olb 1T
qlei6faus fir bas 9rpjett Elm DE-
tentionsbnus fir jueenbli9e 9erbre,
der gu erri9teu. Das 6dus miibte
jebo6 nabe benz Sugenbgsri9t unb
5tpar in Campbell So. erbaut perben.
Die aoiten miibtea bon bem gountb
unb Der Stdot gemeinihaftli6 eebedt
perben. Sn bem nsuen gebGuoe
tDnnte au6 Elm Sheil fir bic alsins
timber 8eipa6ranftdlt reTeroirt ipers
ben.
- Sm gircuitseri6t fpurbe ges
itsrn BON Der Commonwealth DON
Sentudp gesen pbil. 6obefh eine
9laac eingsrei6t. Ter @ertlagte piro
bef6ulbiet, tab er am Sonntug, 9.
april 1916, fein gdontlptal offenges
balten unb geiitis: 9etrGnte pertaufi
babe. gs fei bies anaebli9 cine 8ers
lebung bes neusn St1atss@efebeg.
Gs pirb besbal6 Oerlanst, bab bic
Gountpli5ens, ipei6e bem @ertldeten
befptuigt iporben mar, tpiberrufen
perbe. Gasportb ReeenItein, aus
rdtor fir aba u. Gam, petitionir:
barum, oab ibm gsftattet ipsrbe fir
ben unterbait Der 2estereu .insn8onb
silm getrage DON $500 Dsrtaufen su
biirfeu.
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Die GupIisitat Ser Gr.

Die TupIiBitat Der gr
eigniiie. Ginem Stabsar5t brin6t
iein @iiride, elm aanonier, Elm bro.
Der Sad,ie, eineS 5ages cine &c.
id,ladteie Senne. Scncrfreut iiber
hen ieItcnen ilnS guien giiien. be.
iragi Der arst ben giritcp nddj Ser.
flnit unS aaliipreis oes 2bieres.
unb irenberSig antiDortet Der Sndie:
.,Iie Slime mar inter Die BORDER.
rdber tefumni'n III e5 ia ie niI,, ireei,
her Ieibel. gan3 81 cred iabren lies.
babe i'd ie 16en idynea nOrfeSogeil."
9as Ieuhtete natiirlid benz Gottgr
elm. gr beIobtc ben 9uriden. nabnl
bic Senne bnnfbar al Mno lieb lie fir
lid uno bic GiiiJicre Der gatterIe
beiridiicn. glls man gemiitblidl nit
Sem @eripeiien oes @ratens beid,di.
tigi .uar, meinte elmer Der Oiii5ierc,
mcu aliiiie nii1 bes brapen gurltsH
3eoenien lm6 oieicm etipas !piibner.
ilippe unb elm Stiid sleiih abgebc,r
Vile itimniten natiirIih germ BEL, oer
@urid,e fmiroe bereinseriiieu. muI,te
ieiitct JelofciieIoedeI brinsen unS
nabm BARN Suppe uno Siibneriliigel
oantbnr in gHlpinng. Gann abcr
ingte er: rSerr Stabsar8t. Sas mare
Sie M aber, iueeB aneppden, an
euee far MD nOtbis feipdienl lin.
ters Sinterrno mar &c n6nlIih nod
ne Slime aefunm'nl"
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SdInsioeu Sic bisiss nus - Gs II
QsIe utrth.

lieberfsasn Sic bisiss nitt. G&nei.
ben sic % aus unb isnbsn Si. ss mil
5 Gents per poit an bic 5irma J0len
&c Co.. GbiragO, Sll.; i4r,ibsH Sic
nbtr Sbrsnn glumen Iammt 9lbreiIs
beuiIid. Sic tDerben bann per poft js
ein probepaiei bon Golsps 5pnsp q.
Ear COMPOUND fir gronhiols saa.
tarrh. Gri6ltuns unb Group srbaIisn;
ferner bon Joltp's aibnsp pias fiir
RiideHbsiHfperbtn, fftpa&e glisren.
Nbeimutismus unb gIaItnsgefGpers
ben, iotpie bon gDisp's Gaibdrtic xab.
lets. eiH asiuHbes unb ausgs5sldustts
wittsl ssesn geriiopfuns, Gausbs.
ihiperben, 9ppff6mg,sB unb Durms
Irdsbsii. Die Mittsl lpsrbsn iibssaH
psssaaft,
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SeAebae mnS 4aStsx.

- Der Srauens@srein Der Godns
Ct. Spbannsss s9smsinbs bon Belle
pue peranitdItst am 27. Qpril Elm Raj.
feetrGn39en, po3u bic 5rdu.n SGus'
mann, Sebner, 8. 5offmann, Seineds,
Sommer, Soebel unb aue4Ier, ibre
8ieniie bersittpiIIisit sugsIagt baben.
- Der Oamsrapeig bss Osuti@s
g(msritunii6en Gtdbtperbanbts ber'
iammelt i6 beute Rabmittag in
6auis Der 5rau 9eSsl, glo. 226 8.
9tpe., SaDton.
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sSram 4bilippine Mrtpis
Sie mutbige aampferin iiir @abr
beit anb 9iedJt iueilt wisSer in Der
Stabt.

Die belgtite g6aufpielsrin Jrau
p9ilippiHe artOis, ipslfs Dor sinsm
Sabre bierisIbit 8ortrGge iibsr biz
pabreH 3uitdnbs in gelsisn belt,
fpeilt pieber in Der Stabt unb bi,
temperamentpols Rsbnerin tpirb bier
piebsrum cine 4nSubl 0ffentli6e Dor
trdss boltsn. Sie tsbrts mad ibrer
eriten @ortrusstour mad europa qua
rid. belt ii8 Iangere 3stt in Dsuti9s
Lamb auf unb sins bann na6 Belsisn,
Was lie in beibeH 2Gnbern nit eigsner
Qnsen gefe6en, pirb iie in ibren Dor,
trGaen fdilbern.
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&leime peliseimaabri6stem

@ssen ben Barber SanTon 5eie
ier, bon ytp. 848 Webrman 4penue,
ipurbeH seitern bon Q.Ri9arb Brandt,
einem SnipettOr beS @eIunpbeitsamts,
5tpet 5aftbsfeble iuessH anseblider
Derlesung Der fauitGreu @Ori9riften
bes @efunbbeitsdmts erpirtt. Wie
Brandt bebauptet, lieb Die Saukrteit
IN BEN 6silsr'fhsn 8ar6ierIabsn su
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Grupp'i6n 1irma in 4mrita; Rom
ituniiu gOpani, atlfrsS :. Grisen uno
Gnbsrs WdHnsr srbobsn, psrsn Ramsn
abr nod Hi&i p.rOifsniIi4t ipOrbsn
iinb.
Die sessn bon papen erbobsns aH'
tlase III nur cine form.at uno III NIT
3uitimmuns BEG 5uiiiobepartsmenis
er5pbsn ipcrben. nm sinsn prd5.ben3s
ful ,u ifaffm. Inter Der ssssn ibn
srbobensn 9nilase iaHn sr BON isiner
Rsgisruns ausssliefest psrbsH.