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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-27

FOR SALE-Silver Laced Wvandotts
eggs for Matching. Bert Sherard
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-27
LOST, FOUND, Etc.

FOUND-A watch, near Vanderdas.
son schoolhouse. E. w. Morehouse.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-27

FOR SALE-Cabbage, tomato and
sweet potato plants. B. C. Bowers.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-27
FOR RENT.

TO RENT-Furnished room equipped
for light housekeeping or not, with
bath. Mrs. F. G. Carpenter. "a
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-27

FOUNDING paddock keys. Apply
to this Office.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-27

WANTED-Clean cotton rags at The
Index Office. Liberal price paid for
same.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-27

Fok sALE-A well-bred red boar.
W. j. vahLimburg.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Pure, clean seed pota-
toes. H. w. Hollar, miles N. E.
of Emmett. 31-2
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-27

FOR SALE-A Studebaker surrey, or
will consider trade for a COW. FLOW
SANDERS 31-3p
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-27

FOR RENT-Five acres close in, part
in bearing fruit trees, balance al
falfa, broom house, stable. Inquire
Forest Service Office. 25
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-27

WANTED-Clean cotton rags at En-
NETT Garage. j. w. Burton.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1916-04-27
Peoples Column
WANTED.

WANTED-To buy for cash team of
young mares, about 1900 to 400.
S. 6, Payne, Gen. Del, Emmett. 30-2p
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-23

The home Of the Atna companiss.
See chiieote. !
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-23
Moving Pictures

In again bringing before the photo
play public the popular American
comedian, Victor Moore. the Jesse L.
l.sskey Feature Play company pre-.
sents the second Of series Of comedy
hotoplays based on the character OF
n w. Townsend's Chimmie Fadden.
Mr.. Moore's third Paramount vehicle
is "Chimmie Fadden Out West" by
Cecil 3. Do Mile and Jeanne Mac
Pherson. It 10 a fitting successor to
the very popular productions. "snoes"
and "Chimmis Fadden." chimmie
raddsn Il . character Of American
literature likely to live a. long - Tom
Sawyer or other famous youths OF
Nction. Chimmis 10 city bred. He % :
product Of the Bowery. with al tne
lnstincts and mannerisms OF the city
ragamun,n. whoqe vision OF life 10 Inn
|,ted by sky.scrapers and stone pave
ments. What happens to chimmie
when he goes to the far west. becomes
q mining prospsctor and tries he
/ simple iiss d intsrsstinsiy told y
~Chimmis ySddsn Out West" ceeal
| p. Dc Mile. dirsetor general o. sas
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-23

a Z &
Life is not merely to live, but
to live well, eat well, digest well,
work well, sleep well, look well.
What a glorious condition to
attain, and yet how very easy tits
if one will only adopt the mornings
inside bath.
Folks who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when they
arise, splitting headache, stuhy
from a cold, foul tongue, nasty
breath, acid stomach, can, instead,
feel as fresh as a daisy by open
ing the sluices Of the system each
morning and flushing out the
whole Of the internal poisonous
stagnant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, sick
or well, should, each morning,
before breakfast, drink q glass
Of real hot water with 9 teaspoon
full Of limestone phosphate in it
to wash from the stomach, liver,
kidneys cud bowels the previous
days indigeekible Wadtef sour
bile and poisonous toxins; thns
cleansing, sweeteping and puri-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-23
German Food SupplyLaw
Hits Poor People Hardest

In the week except Tuesday and Fri.
day.
The authorities may frown on
houseold going TO o restaurant every
day. but there In no law against Il
and II the householder doesn't want
TO be- criticized for doing this he has
only TO 20 to q different Restaurant
every day and hls unpatrI0tic Drac.
tice will not be noticed" N
The idea seems 10 be- growing among
the middle and lower classes In Ger.
many that the only fair way to deal
with the food conservation plan In to
put all civilians on a ration basis. each
person being granted only certain
quantity Of food every day and each
Individual bcing sure Of receiving the
full quantity.
In war like ours" said this Ger.
man. who had scholastic learninxs.
there ought 10 be no rich or poor.
Everybody ought TO be on the same
basis and many Germans think Il
monstrous that the poor should suffer
more than the rich.
I'VE all feel that II the war goes on
every person. rich and poor. ought to
be supplied with daily ration ticket.
With this ticket. a poor man will be
certain OF receiving all the food he
ne ,.5y:or his family and the rich man
will not be- able TO secure any more
than tho poor. whether he eats at
hotel or >, home"
II T. 10 piacate the poor and the
middle classes OF German towns that
the Government soup wagons pass
through the streets.
The restaurants and rich hotels OF
German cities where man with
money enough had only 10 20 In and
express his desires In order TO have
the fulfilled. became sources OF irri'
tation too German civilians.
Til. government. therefore. tried to
bring restaurant conditions to the peo.
pie by establishing the food wagons.
In many households cooking IL a.
most oe thc past. Housekespers walt
for the passing OF the food wagon and
run out with receptacles 10 purchase
the current meal. which usually con-
s!s,s Of war bread and vesstae'e
soup.
The food wagons. however. while
they may satisfy the hunger Of the
popuiace. do not. gathered In Rotter'
dam. satisfy the popular demand for
more Justice In the distribution Of
food.
"Put the whole country on rationa." |"
In the solution Mr. Average Citizen In
Germany Offers his government.
The riots We have been having are
MOI so much for food - for justice
and fair play In the distribution Of
food" explained German from
Berlin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-23

The wedding over. the company rat
down to . splendid dinner Of nix
courses. Later in ths aftssnooa the
happy couple left. amid rics. old ahoes
and best wishes. for honeymoon at
Upper klamath Lake. They VIII Be
at home after July 1st, The presents
were both costly and numerous. Mr..
and Mrs. Keller win make theif home
1t the Keller Bros. ranch. We Al Wish
them much happiness and prosperity.
We have had IN unwelcome visit
from Jack Frost. The eardens are
looking sick and the farmers are blue.
School election was held on Monday.
L. b. Burke and r. J. Bovine were 70
turned ~ directors and Ernest Ham
aker as CLERK.
Professors Burke and BsgsD rsturn-
ed from the Lava Beds Sunday. TIE
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-23

oy WILLIAM Q. shGPHGRo
Qinitsd Press STAG sspondsnO
UorTDRDAM. May 2s--tBy MaID.
The German government In rexulat'
ins The food supply for the poor. bu,
40 sas Il has not tskeu in hand the
control Of food for tho rich.
The many travellers from Germany
who gave their Ideas Of tho German
food situation 10 me hcre all complain,
I'd that the wonderful. scientific food
conservation scheme Of the Germans
broke down when Il came 10 dealing
with the food Of the rich.
This In why there are food riots In
Germany. Injustice exists and civi
liahs OF German towns realize II.
"Poor people must stand In line Tor
hours before meat shop. providing
they have ave or ak marks for q
pound oe meat" said ono German !
met In Rotterdam.
Maybe the meat supply In tho shop
will hold out until their turn comes
In the line and maybe II won't. Dut
rich psopis can hire q servant whose
sois duty 10 70 stand In tho meat line
every day. from O'Clock In the morn.
inG until The days supply Of meat for
the rich manM household Ia secured.
"Apd even u the rich mans SER
want fails 10 buy meat. he and his
family can always 70 to hotel or
restaurant and get meat on every day
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-23

Surety bonds Wills - ~'aat -
chilcsts. .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-23
VALLEY
COUPLE WEODtO
ALFRED KELLER, WELL KNOWN
sTockMAN, MARR,Gs SCHOOL
TEACHER At PRETTY AFFAIR
IN cAMeseLl HOME

BONANZA. Oregon. June a.
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Campbell Of Lorella on Wednesday at
noon. the contracting parties being
Alfred Keller and Miss Lulu Baldwin.
Mr.. Keller is exceedingly well known.
being one Of the Keller Bros, who
own a fine stock ranch on Lost River.
The bride was born at st. Thomas.
North Dakota. but came to Langell
Valley to teach school, where, like her
two predecessors, she fell . victim to
the smiles Of q Langell Valley bach.
elor. Now she thinks Klamath coun-
ty looks better to her than North
Dakota. The bride was dressed IN .
charming gown Of white crepe dc
chine and white silk shadow lace. She
wore a veil which has been in her
family for number Of years and II
priced as an heirloom. She carried =
bouquet Of roses. The happy couple
entered the nom to the strain Of
Lshengrin's wedding march, Mrs.
Brooks presiding at the organ. In the
room was a beautiful arch Of ever
green's banked with roses. white carna-
tions and lilies Of the valley. The page
boy who carried the ring was Master
Lawrence Campbell. The marriage
rcrvice Of the NJ. z. church was read
bv the resident pastor. Rev. Sydney
W. Hall. the bride and groom both be-
Ing members Of the church. The In
yited guests numbered about twenty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-23

With the exception Of General Perish.
ing. there II no superior omcer with
the American expedition In Mexico
whose name has been mentioned In
the dispatches and odicial reports -
often as has the name Of Major Tomp.
kins. commanding squadron Of the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-23

I4asksy Feature Play company. b the
producer Of the aim. This 0ve reel
production viii be shown at the Star
theater tonight only.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-23

You can get any sise ehsek eashed
at any time at x. 4. 4. etere. Bring
your pay cheeks % ~. We have -
tab!lshsd . special department 70 cash
cheeks. *. x. x. store. Leading
ciethisss. 16u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-06-23

Herald Classiasd Ads bring 70
sultA
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-25
@ciicrcr strafcnbabmoicnit.

8citern M~ad]n1ittag bat cine Soft
teren5 5lpild)cn Dem Spe5ial1traBen=
babnfomite Oes staotratbes. Sem
Gtaotampalt 1tnb @errr Sr1too11
BON ser straBenbabngeieaifait
1tattgefltnoelr. S11 Ser letten @le=
l1arausidN1bsSibultg bes 5tobtrntbs
batte alderman 0toeler cine ge=
1faperoe iiber Sen idledten Straben=
babr1oienlt in 9Sorbmel Davenport
l%orgebrad)t. Gr befiir1portete, oie
2eglng zines 9oppelgeleiies a11 Ser
Msarren Strabe stpilden Der Z. inns
Wearqltette llllO Der 3. unb @arren.
@eltern Nadmittag tpl1roe beid)loi=
leil, Die @agen Ser &c. 50. 8. @inie
iioli6 Die Marq1ette birlunter Ialt=
fert 5lt laiien, Damn Ditli6 an 3. bis
sur 8arren rl1O bon sort 1pie iebt
iiblid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-25
Mene 2(n5ei9en.
9amfiagm,,9.

Maen Iieben Srennbc1, 8cfanntcr
unb @eripanotcn lagcn mir bicrmit fiir
Die Sablrctdc 9ctbcilisuns ar Dem 2ei@
%fcnbcgdngnille mcines licben @attcl1.
1%ii1iercs glten gatcrs unb grnbers.
Gb,uarb $. 9ornuel, jolpie sic .5aDl@
reiden Hrad]tppllen 8llmcllipenScu
i%liicrcn anfrfdtigen, tiefsefiiblte,r
@d11s beipiloers bantcn mir ga
jtor 8. $. @orn fir ben iGDntn uno
Ma6mlf, bcn CT Dtm Gmt~'
i6lafelle1 i'm &nltIe' iinb dltf DEM
Srichbof gciuibmet bat lmbl bic ges.
f~iiblpndctl S~rolteslpprte, Die CT a n mls
gcridtet bot. 99t
b Srau Wsaria 9pratucQ, oeb- @unbt,
M 4.,. @attirt, 35ei
Sral q. @ablc, 9apenpprt, s4,;
Ssm1 Gbas. Sims, 9ubenpprt,
@illiam 9Drnuell, 9aben2nrt,
@hWarb 9%urmtuell, it,, 9apenport.
ncbIt @eripanbten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-25
9cmpfratiidlc @pufcrcna.

Cine &onferen5 Ser 9emofrate1t
oes aapeiten aptsreBbe5irfs tpiro
bier1nit 5ur Sagung I'M Sotel 9as
nerport in Davenport, auf Dienstag,
BEN %. Satn1ar 1916 I'M 2 l1br
ytadmittags einberufe fen.
9ie Eraltbenten- GrimartpabI miro
am 10. Mpril itattfin6en nn6 9eIe.
eaten nno Steubertreter n1iiIIe11 lire
Netitionen binterlegen ui1p. uno in
DER Trmiarmabl erlpablt 1perben.
9ie Organization oes Soma 0e-
mocratic Club in biel em &ongreBbe.
atrf 1oate oud IN 6ieler @eriam.
lung bone1toet tperoen. Mud Sic
Mogliden &al1oibaten fir Delegaten
CUR Nationalfotlpention in ct. 2ouis
tperoen t%pabrideinli6 in 0ieler &or-
fere1t5 belprod)ett merben.
giele al1oere MngeIegenbeiten tper.
Den tpabri6einli6 in Ser @onferen5
our Sprade fomn,en.
Serr Mari9, Mitalieo 6es Demo-
fratiid)en NationdIfomites, 8orliber
gtcDnolos bonn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fomlte l1n0 SEER Mereoitb, 8ertreter
oes Soma Democratic Club per6en
Der &onferen5 beitpobnen.
IS meroen feline Spe5iaI-ginIa-
6lttgen ausgeianbt meroen, aber ie.
Der 9emofrat bes %5tpeiten @ongreB
be5irfs lit biermit our gbeiInabme
OH Der aonferen5 eingeIooen.
9ie Gountpporiiter uno sic 8re-
Observation-Disclosures iino gu 6ieler
ga11a lbelonoers %eingelaben.
W}oglifertpeiie tperoen Nominatio.
men belprod)e n merben.
Ml1tl Mnor0nung oes Stoats- gen.
tral-&omites
Muguf 81. @aIIuff
Wtttglieo oes 5taats- gentralfomites
fur ben 5%lpeiten 4ongreBbe5irf.
-9r gofer, 3aEnar5t, mbitate,
gliiI6ing. (Nna.0
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-25
2eG1airc 9am,lt omrd5brudjcn.
go SUP meite Deffnung in Can
gerilien.

Der is SUB breite Iamm Ser
gnnoesregierltng bel 2eGlaire brad)
9eitern Morgen Inn S:15 llbr elm,
an %getpaltige @ismaIlen NIT GROCER
8udt gegen Sen Iolmr onltiirmten.
0as Sis batte 0urd, ei1en beIonoers
boben 5luBitano groBe Ireibfraft er=
balten. Ser 8rlld oes 3ammes fam
obne 8arnung. Sic 5eemouer an
Der 2epee 6at bislang irger1o eine1t
Srltd por5iigli6 a~l1sge6altcn. Ser
8rltd) oes Ian1n1es bei 2e@luire NOR
bon oortigen Senten erlportet NOR
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-25
9amtiagnng.

MQcn lieben Srelrnoen, Nadbarn
ltt1b 8~efanntem la9cn mir biern1it fin
Die sablrcidc Setbeili9ung an bem 2ci~
d)e11bcgdn9ntiie u~nlerer lieben M1llttcr.
Sdiptegermutter l1nb @rpBmutter,
Gllen Sacobs, 9cb. 9eters. unleren
aufridtiaelt, tief9efiibltcn 9mf. @ar5
beottSers 6aalfcn ipir Gultpr Carl 9pl<
terrnann fir bc1 idDnen unb ebrcuben
9tadr1lf; Sen CT Scr @ntldlafenen I'M
lllrb allf bcm SrieDbofc gelpib%
met bot llnb sic gefiiblpolleil Troltcss
lpprtei bic. CT an nus gcridtct bat.
y SSrall Sobm sdnpor, geb, Saeobs.
Sobm Sacnbs,3
@crman Sacpbs,
@enrD SSacpGs.
@ilbclm Saepbs, IVY Y -
\ g(tgmit Sacpbs,
'Mbolpb Saco6s, -e
Mlfrcb SacDbs,
Mrttulb Sacobs,
.Srn Glfrteba aorcns, geb. Saepbs,
g &inber,
6enrp Geters, 8rllDer,
ii5 neblt- @ertpanpten.
y. Ii. S. rs t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-25
&otblidt=Sall BON Sebcns seiuun,pn.

Ser @ot6lidt=6afG segcn @uitap
". Scooter il. nnb @iaianr Meil1s,
glgentbiimer uno Better oes Mioer=
nlem Sotels, er1Oete geltern Morgen
NIT einem pollitanoigen Siege bes
9onl1tpampalts SenrD $. Sebe11s.
Gor mebreret1 Monaten 1pllrbe gegen
&oeIter ltnO &eins elm Temperance
@lnbaltsbefebl erlallen, Ser in ser
gerbanollrng am geltrigen Morgen
51 et1em permanenten gemadt muir
De. &oelter NOR 0nr6 oie 9lmpalte
Sblte1en u1lo SboreD pertreten. Mls
ytelns orobte, oils 5taats5ellge gegel1
lbn altf5ntreten uno ales 51 lagel1,
1pas er iiber Sen Glab millc, gab Sic
Gertbeloigung Der M11flagebeboroe in
1eoem ein5elnen Nllnfte nod.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-25
observation-disclosures.

Sll Der acitem Dol, lester @pd,t
Der pcrtaatrn Stburtg Ser Sl1perpi.
lorrnbeboroc bcid)aftiete iid) sic @e.
0oroc nit Dem @crid]t ser vgtate
Examiners Board" iiber oas ssobr
1914. Tic Staatsbeboroe erflarte il,
oem @eridt, oaB mcbrere friibere
Gplmtphcanttc, barltnter ser friibere
Coroner Ir. Hltoolpb, Scr iriibere
Gonltpalnpalt Nrco &olmcr ltno Ser
t%rilbcrc @erihtsclerf 6arrp McIar=
lallD Dem county lod) @clber idnll=
DctcH.
@un Ct. @liIoncr. Sem frii6eren
8ebillfcn bon Tr. Mltoolpb, lag elite
bcldJporele Allsiage por, ooB ct fir
Slenltc oes Gpnlltp Sl00 BON 9r.
Nlloolpb erbalten bot. d. Hl1oolpb
battc iei1cr 3eit Sen tcdniiden Sch
Ter b%e9allger, Sic @cbiibren fir ibl1
ll1o fir lcillcn giiiltellten ru1ter lei-
aenl Nan1en 5lt iorocrn allltatt Sic
lclbcn gctrcllnt cill5lforocrn.
Der frilbere Goltntpalmpalt Sreo
Gollner bat erflart. oab er uoin
County beoelttelto n1ebr SIT foroern
babe, ll,o 5lpar fiir Mictbc Ser 81
fice, als or oem Gplr1tp angcblid
'dlloen ioll. SMl ser Sade oes
@errt Ireo Gollner ioll G%oltntpa1=
lpalt @enrp $. Sebens Tim gelesli=
dlel1 Hotb angegal1gel1 meroen.
Gountpalmalt Senrp $. Sebel1s
erflarte eeltern slbello, oab. faQs es
SIT elmer &lage bon Seiten leinesGor=
galtgers fonrr1el1 miiroe, berlelbe lei
lter anlidt nad) gcminnen miiroc,
oenn @err gollmer babe ~iabrelal19
Die Mietbe Ser Office aus Ieiner eige=
men Iald)e be5ablt, pabrenb tie nod
eglem Staatsgeies bonn gpl1ntp be-
5dtlt meroen miiiie. SIM iibrigen
orllfte Serr Sebens iid nibt geraoe
idrmeidelbuft iuber Sic g%ebanoluna,
Der Office oes Gplrntpantpalts
BON Seiten Ser Observation-Disclosures
miro, aus.
@n11 9errn Mlbert Stoltenberg
BON 9idorp Soapnibip lag cine 6or=
gum @etrage bon $3.50 iiir
oas Sooten bon brei Sd)afen por.
/. Son Ser State gran1iners @oaro
lag ein Sdreiben Dor NIT @e5l1g auf
Die 9eltreitlnng Ser Snipeftionsfoiten
otte1tlidyer @ou11tp=S1ltitl1te %leitens
Der Wfitglieoer Der @ralto SsS1trb. 9ie
geboroe bertrat oie Iniidt. baB bic
ydtglteoer MIR sur 8elidtigltltg oes
Solntpgefangnilies bere6tigt marel1.
S115fptlfen ma1tote iie 1id) a1 Sen Sc
1eralanmalt, melder beitimmte, oab
Sollntp Mu0itor So. Collins cine
rldterlide glttldeioung ser Mngele=
3errbeit berbeifiibre. Die 5l1perpiio=
ret1beboroe pertaete ii6 bis gum z.
6ebrlar, Nadn1tttags l,n 5mei llbr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-25
Gmfprpprirltma.

Iie Gnplcr Giro So. bat ourd If
re Mnmaltc Sbaron & @iggins lire
Sllforporatiollspapiere BET County
Mccoroer Srarf &oln1 einreiden lai=
len. Ias Iftienfapital Scr @eien=
1daft, Die NIT I11tomobil =3nbebor
baaoeln mill, miro atf $4,000 an=
geacben lllo oils @eamte fltngiren:
EraiiOel1t - @ln. ii. Mferrid.
g%i5epraliocnt Sobn sdone=
mat.
gefrctar lu1o 5d)atmeiiter - 6.
6. OILERS.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-25
@ine fmrmthnr

sine If bare Gntz
!aonng erfolgte an IL. DECEMBER in
ben pprotedniIhen @ertitdtten be,
befgi19en Resierung in Sopre.
Der @@aoen iou erhebli9 iein
anb Die 3abl ser Spfer erpB.
Wtan 5dblte am. na9iten Sage bereits
ITO Sote. Die 3a6l Ser Werpunoe=
ten ion on oie Salienb rei6en. Sic
Mertitdtten befinben 1t@ in elmer
@%ntfernung BON brei &ilometern .bpr
Der @taot auf bem @ebiet Der Sc
meinoe @rabtGe @aint Spnprine.
Die Grploiion erfolgte Inn 9M ubr
in Dem fir Die 2aouns BON @ranatcn
beitimmten p,lloerlager. Die Mrbeiter
tporen gu oieier 3eit lei Der Mrbeit,
Die 1tdpn gelahenen @ef@ofIe plab-
ten glei6faus. 9ie @obnunaen In,
Der NaAbarl@dft iinh in Mitlsioenz'
l9aft se5pgen, Die Mrbeitermpbnm,=
gen iino 5eritDrt. Mouern ppn 10.
3oa Side floeer in Die 9uft. Iie
5ruppen Der 8drnifpn b%egannen TO-
fort Die Nufraumungsarbeiten.
Sic @ngldnber baben
it4 Sic Worte fires @toatsmounea
Roieberrp. baB es feline GntfauIbi.
.gnng fiir einen Menfden gdbe, Der
feline 8tbltotbef beiibe, bisber nidti
genugeno gu 9er5en genommen. Wie
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ft9 barum neuer0inss Elm englif@es
8omitee aebiloet, bas in elmer groBeR
aompagne BAG ensiiide publitum
bon Der NiiBli9teit bes 8i@erfauv
fens unb ~9efens ii%ber3eugen miG.
Die Mitglieber oes Romitees aiaaen,
bob es in Gnglanb Saufenoe BON
Wten1 9en gebe, bie ibr @ermDgen fir
3tgarren un6 Meine bergeuoen, nGbz
reno tie niemals Elm 8u9 faufen.
Dos bat naturlid CUR 5olse, baB lie
iber GILES, pos nidt geraoe gu ibren
etgeniten Mnselegenbeiten gebDrt, in
b0niger ld1tenntnis bleiben. Ser
Rationale Gelo3ug bes 8u4es" miro.
nut 9tI1e DOH 8Drtrdgen unb s3etz
tunssartifeln ser betannte5ten
S4rtftiteaer bur@sefodten per0en.
Marpoi1fe, Mo., Bat Lam
sc Die Nus5ei@nung senoKen, baB
es bic bo9ite 56ant 2i5en3 irgen6.
elmer @taot in ben 8ereiniaten
sStaaten bere9nete, inbem es feinen
'5fpet Mirtf@aften cine idbrlide 2iz.
5ena bon $4,000 auferlegte. Ser
gtaOtrat bon Sutton bot iebt sic
S4ant aisen3 auf $500 feitgez
ebt. SIS befinben ii9 5pei @aloons
IN iener @tobt, Sic bisbcr cine idbrz
ltd)e at5en5 BON = $4,000 entridieten.
gs miro ertpartet, boB cine @irtidoft
l@llsben miro. Mad Mnnabme Der
Worlage, tpelde bic Mote Der Qisena.
erbobt, sene1migte Der Stabtrot Elm:
gelu6 Inn M1altung elmer 2otalz.
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in Der 5tefe Ius Der Norolee in BE
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trft bur@ ben SGuB aug benz @Alaf
gel9redt unb tonnte ii9 bic fur9tbare
Got ibres @begemobls niGt anDers
srtlaren, ols Oob cine reihlide
4benbmabloeit fur5 bpr Dem 3ubettez
5eben Tim nMlpDriiden berurfa9t
uno er int Sroum na@ ser Maffe
Jri{f.
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