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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-30
BRITISH STEAMER WITH
AMERICANS ABOARD
Is SUNK JJNWARNED
High Cost of Living
HitsP PatriOfisn; Flag
Prices Are Soaring
OLD GLORY SELLING AT FROM SO
TO 100 PER CENT MORE THAN
AYEAR AGO.

Patriotism is the latest victim of
the high cost of living.
Flags are going up. It's the same
old flag, but not the same old price
not by a iugful.
In the last year alone prices have
advanced from 80 per cent on cotton
flags to rs per cent on bunting flags,
and 100 per cent on silien flags. The
end is not in sight.
But regardless of this, patriotism
still flourishes. Indeed, according to
local dealer, there never was a
greater demand for flags.
Somehow" said the dealer, "the
European war has made the American
people think more about their country
and their flag, In the second pace
along comes this preparedness move
ment with the preparedness parades
in which every marcher carried
flag. The demand for flags for these
lparades alone drained the stock OF ev
cry flag maker in the country.
son top of this we have nationa
political campaign in which there is
Igood deal of talk about America frs
iand good deal of effort to displa!
the Stars and Stripes.
"There yoc have the demand fac
tor that enters into the price of flags
Then we all know that the cost o
ldyes and other materials entering int
.he manufacture of flags has gon
up"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-30
HOLD OUT, SAYS KAISER;
THE LORD is WITH YOU

Berlin, Oct. 30.-Emperor Will
liam, on his recent visit to the
troops on the Somme front, made
the following speech, according TO
the correspondent of the Tage-
blatt:
comrades, the worlds history
knows no parallel for the struggles
in which you are participating and
for the greatness Of your deeds,
For centuries these battles Of the
Somme will stand as blazing
model for the conquering will Of a
united people.
'In you that German will fnds
expression. under whatever circum-
stances, to prevent the enemy from
prostrating us to the ground. and to
stand firm against French insolence
| and British stubbornness.
"on all sides the German people
stand in a tenacious struggle
against tile manifold superiority Q
numbers. Even though it contin
| ues hard and endures long, yet tn
| Lord Of Hosts is with you. Thos
at home have besought Him an
1 He has inspired you with strengt
and courage. Trust in God brave
", feeling that you are lighting
a just cause,
II "Thus | greet you, comrade
Hold out! The Lord will give =
( Blessing to the end"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-30

Berlin, Oct. SO.-The British have
gained between LesBoeufs and Nor
val. The Germans have stormed the
French positions at the La Maison.
nette farm, as far as Biaches. The
Germans repulsed the Russians in the
Volhynia yesterday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-30
SUPREME COURT HOLDS|
LIQUOR law MAY NOT
BE PUT TO THE PEOPLE

STATE TRIBUNAL, IN LENGTHY DECISION IN SAM
JONES CASE, RULES THAT THE QUART-AT-A-
TIME LAW AND THE ANTLADVERTISING LAW
WERE PASSED BY THE STATE LEGISLATURE
PRIOR TO PLACING IN CONSTITUTION OF THE
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM AMENDMENT
OPINION SAYS VOTERS HAVE NO RIGHT TO
PASS UPON THESE MEASURES, ALTHOUGH
THEY MAY VOTE ON FISH AND GAME LAW.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-30
BRITISH WEDGE
DRIVEN FARTHER
in TEUTON LINES
Both French and British Report
Continuation Iof Efforts In
Offensive Move
GERMANS PUSHED BACK
In NIGHT S0MME ATTACK

English Forces Continue Pounding
Away at Germans Nsar LetransIoy,
and Report Having Captured Sew
eral Trenches - Famous German
Aviator is KilIed--Berlin Report Ad
mits That British Have Made Gain.
on the Western Front.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-30
REruRN FRoM FAlR.

Miss Mary Lou Peyton and Miss
I,urline Mounger, teachers in the Hat
tiesburg schools, returned last night
from weekend visit to Jackson
where they attended the fair
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-30
OFFICERS BREAK
NEGRO.LO|TER|NG
ABOUT STATIONS
Police and SheriII's Office Sill
on Lookout For Labor
Agents Here.
EXODUS OF BLACKS Is
CONTINUING IN STATE

Forrest County Loses Mo More in
Large Numbers, Although Many
Other Counties in Mississippi Are
Hard Hit---Farmers' Institutes to
Take Up Business of Calming un
rest of the Men and Women Now
Being Drawn to the North.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-30
TIE COTTON MARKET.

New orleans, Oct. SO.-The cotton
market at 1920 was: January, opened
Al 1890; March, opened at 1851; May,
1870 opening at 1870; December
I17S4, opening at 1910,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-30
Vessel, GLASGOW Bound. Sailed
From Newport News, Va.
On September q.
"a OF THE CREW ARE SAVED
American Consel at Queenstown
Reports That It's Feared Life
Loss is Big.
FLASH.
by Associated Press.

NBy F7ASSOCIdttu I Tess.
London, Oct. 20. pri-
vate telegram received at
the American Consulate
this afternoon from Crook
haven said that a number
of Americans were drown
ed when the steamer Mar.
ina. was sunk.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-30
ROH|S WILL
CONTINUE THEIR
|C AMP A|GNI ING
Chairman Announces That Edu
cation Of People VIII Not
Be Stopped Now
SAY DEFECT IN SUPREME
COURT RULING POSSIBLE

Judge johnson Says People of Forrest
Are to be Told of the Great Need Of
the Present LegisIation-senator
vardaman Here and Addresses BIC
Tnrons on the ouart-at-a-T Time Law
is Given Big ovation--speeehes by
Lsymcn.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-30
Being Drawn to the North.

Lettering about the New Orleans &
Northeastern station at night by the
hundreds OF negroes who have been at
tracted there by reports that many
of their associates were preparing to
leave for the North and Middle West
to accept high-paying positions, has
been checked by the city and county
authorities, following Friday nights
raid on the most persistent "loafers,
and Sheriff HARRISON and Chief Ben
nett do not fear any further disturb
ances of that sort.
Efforts to locate the labor agents
who are responsible for taking SO
many negroes from Hattiesburg ane
Forrest county, have as yet proved I'LL
tile. Only one big batch of laboreri
ihas left the city during the last week
| the officials say, although individuals
and crowds of four or five may have
slipped out unnoticed.
In the meantime, however, the ac
tiyities of the agents are pronounce'
in other sections of the state. s.
great has been the exodus that tn
| Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanl
cal College is trying to devise som
| way Of checking it.
II Cotton unpickcd.
i There are six counties in the cottor
. raising belt, it is said, having acr
J after acre OF cotton as yet unpicket
} Labor Of no sort can be obtained
} lMills. factories of various kinds, farm
and other classes of establishment
!. are beginning to feel the pinch OF tn
labor scarcity.
Noxubee county, according to +
a ports today, is taking drastic steps
/ keep their negroes at home, and
Q expelling every labor agent found.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-30

London, Oct. 3O.-The
American embassy today
received a report from Wes-
ley Frost, United States
consul at Queenstown,
that the British steamer
Marina had been torpedoed
without warming.
1t is believed that a num-
Der of Americans were
aboard.
Only "a members of the
crew of 1O4 have been
picked up thus far. They
were landed at Crookhav-
en-, Ireland.
The Marina was last re-
ported as having arrived at
Glasgow, on October 10,
after sailing from Newport
News, Va, on September
Fl.
Consul frost is procuring
affidavits from the surviv-
ors of the Marina.
The American Embassy
also today received report
from Consul Frost on the
sinking on October 26, of
the British steamer Row
anmore. Frost stated that
the vessel was torpedoed,
and that seven Americans,
including five Filipinos,
were aboard her. Several
survivors made affidavits
that the submarine sheIlee
the lIfeboats as they were
being lowered and aftel
they had cleared the ship
Washington, ID. c., Oct
80. Dispatches to tn
State Department say ths
the Marina when sunk ha
a mixed crew of British an
Americans s@sd that ST
was sunk by gunfire witt
out warning.
Consul Frost specific
| that the information
4 transmitted was provisio
al. Investigation win
i made intnediately TO def.
mine the status of the M
rina and the nature Of k
attack, to determine whel
{continued on Page ski
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-30

Despite the fact that the State Su.
preme Court has ruled that the initia-
tive and referendum amendment to
the Mississippi Constitution does not
apply to the present liquor law, and
the law forbidding newspapers and
magazines to carry liquor advertising
to be sold in Mississippi, the cam
paign for retaining the present laws
will be continued until the state com
mittee calls il off
| This announcement was made by
Judge Paul B. Johnson, chairman Of
the Forrest county committee, this
afternoon
Il only have the newspaper stories
of the decisions in question:" Judge
] Johnson explained. Il will not form
an opinion until see the decision. Bui
| do not think it best to take chances
I believe that we should continue our
fight in favor of the existing legisla
/ tion, and until called off by the state
committee, this shall be kept up"
Judge Johnson believes that thu
liquor interests will find but little
hope in ruling by the attorney gen
eral.
Collins Views.
"The attorney general has held l.
the past that the two liquor laws" h
says, "are not in allegiance while tn
election campaign is in progress, a
they were enacted before the initiativ
and referendum amendment was mad
Hi to the Constitution. He has held tina
the fish and game law is in abeyanc'
SIN the meantime, we do not wal
| to take any chances in having thes
| laws defeated. The ballots have bee
| printed, and it will be but little trot
bic for the voters to mark the tw
llIiquor laws while voting on the other
1t can't do any harm, and may serN
| to do a lot of good"
Men are over the county this afte
iioon visiting voters and explaining
} them that they may vote against Il
fish and game law, and for the tN
! liquor laws.
e "The whiskey men have circulat
9 the report that this cannot be don'
d he continued. 1--WE are giving the
h to this report
3 prohibition and temperance addre
n es we're made in practically eve
church in the city and county vest
S. day The biggest demonstration
is favor of the present law was that
IlHattiesburg, when Senator Vardan
addressed a huge throng from
stand in the Court House square.
.on AT the ii o'clock services yester
nod Iiaymen occupied the pulpits.
ray Big Crowd There.
ber A throng that packed that part
ihe court house grounds between
iail and Main street and from
court house to the building on
Miss south, stood, sat upon the ground
Hat sat in the few chairs which '
,irhtl brought from the court house,
,son. more than an hour and a half,
Continued on Page Four.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-30
THE WEATHER

For MlaeiaalppiE-Falr tonight and
Tuesday.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-07
autOdmmernOe Oernuntt!

aeNe 3a1er ~erDaden6er 8ernrnt mofen fd benertbdr. Gem
Qraioenten uO ieinem StuatsiefrGar fol- aamdblid oas 8edtdnonts
0ofir ~aufOdmmern, OaB fe nibt gletaaeits oos Reht flr SanoestbtIe
@efhase AMI Dem SjntrDef 81 flbrpn uno ais unbeDdTnet 5n gIten,
beanigruben fonueu. llno bB fe nht perlangen fonnen, EN- 10 nlsges
rltetes Sdiif miie bon einem llnterPeboot ongerufen uno geDarnt
meoen, ehe es torpeoert per6en ohrfe obgleib oos @eitls bod oa6u oa
it, oas Gorpeooboot at pernidren iobaIO es mfoudt Inn dn5urlten
&Semt Die @orausiestng fir ben anprub mf Siderbett oes Sebens iener
9enmnung uu0 QoTogiere 6arin betebt bob fen Nioeritano geleitet
Wmn uo 0us sAiff ndt SIT entfonneu iuht, rno5u ioa 6ann ien Rebt
pertreten peroeu, @eidlbe 81 fl1ren pno bod ben @baratter ais frteO.
Tides Sdff bei5ube1nlen2
9ns limo ier cite, felt Der 9ufimaSfontrouerie oft getelle brdgen
Die @aibtngton bisber ME pTfeben poate.
gaober Ou5 plostid eupodte gerfdnonis fonmt, lit idper 81 iogen
Oh Don elmer ge1erung I'M bsbertgen 3uhnn0e Der 8nrdnoa grta1Hica
p6 non Der grfenntnis. 0aB trot beten Ailens ben aaiierten bod rfdt
mebr 81 bdfen it, uno man oaher better int, ib olmdbIid bnrouf etn5t
ridten; Oh es Der GnfuB Os aongrIes it, ben Serr gstiou nidt iber
igbeu fanr, ldt ib niht iagen.
aber ieoenfaag lit es erfreuid qud fir Die Entertainer i'm aus.
lQn6e Miro es better fem nenn fe mien, 0oE. ner mf ioIhen SfHfenI
fdbrt, 0as gifo ielder uberniHnt. Gas @eihoft oes ~8eriderungs
gmentaners. oaS in To8an a~ufbllben mar, miro anbet iaoen mn zines
ldneIer &obes erbanen. aber init enenr idben gnoe muB i0e rmierer
arRgsnOuHren rehnen.
sgou can't olnaps ionethmes ten, Dieleidt beoeutet ps ben anang
bonn gnOe etner gon5en rn0ufrteaen @idhuug, Die fb nf total irrfunigeI
anfhien iber 0ieen arieg gegrinOet bat.
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Cine trp0enOe dntmOrt!

Die bonn Bran0enten Mu1on ernannte 9tlEfommffon fir @elgten
elieB Dor Bebnobten Elm 8~un0ihreben an ae Stem gurfer airfens
geneinoen u0 lire @eiti6en, nit 0r q~uffor0erlng, ON s8ebnodtsfdfe
I'M ben airden elm befonoeres 8ebet fit bic 0rei 0iaioHet u~naIidGder
beIgiiher mo ~fran56fiter Mdaner, 6raren uno ainoer e~tn8uihalten,
HeIhe in bnterfer Arna1t tn0 9ranaial miogbare aTegsihrefen In ben
Iesten feb8ebn 9ionaen bdtten erOuIoen muHen. 3aralfbfn IeB gator
Or. Bopde non Der Iatberiinen 8ionsfrte Der aonnnHion folgen0es
Sfre5en sngeben: y@eebrte @errenl Gas 8gfbnattsfdt, 0os gt Der
9eenfheniebe nn0 Der 8eItDerio9mng erbeiidt bon us 3uoor0ert oaB
mir in auridtger Nddteniebe after G~oteioenoen tn Der gan3en ncHpn
&ef farbrhen0 ge0enfef uo Collide 9Ife uno bimmlifhen Croft fir aae
MASSACHUSETTS,, 5reao lno 6ein0, efleben! aer lit 0oS edit drttider
8cat menn Sic lebt nr Der 8egier un0 Gran5oien ~geoenfen moQen,
mo nidt audi Der 5oblIoRu ~lnglidft6ea tn ellen ubrgen pom arieee
beuagefuden Sdnoen, Delde 0enfe6n anipru9 of unIere Sonbafbie
mo hebeooae, htlfrenbe 5etnabme bo5en? SIT 0as edit frHtlihe 0efn
nrng, neHt Sic NIT foldet eebet bic beuge NeI5naft eatpei1pn u0
idbft IN nniere 8ohesbaufer ben 8ei6aud Der 1ln0nIOiamfit rm0 Tin.
~beri0bnlifRat ggen an0ere giaionuitaten 1n0 9faHeu bineintrnaen mol
len? User hat ben Sub 6DH 6Hn0erhnnienoen braDer Grieger ouf glro6og
Shladtfeloern mttDerfdnloet IND 0a0lrd 6eiipaloies GIeuo lnO her3
a~erreBehoen Sammer IN %unge8dblten 6aniien ianidts 6es S3eaus aqe
ldfet2 Wit ldmer8iher Gntraftng mffen mir eg gefteben: fne nm.
ltrer arnerifantiAen Witbarger TuO es, fDelhe nit ofener giqiauna Ser
Hegerung IN 8aibngton enoloie 8affet. mo @anitonslobunom
bunuberlenoea no bic artegfubraa6en un%dufb0rIih NIT neteren Wem6
poHel berleben. Sos 1T lire rdgerutmte from7e gahfenGebe, neItc
dm &ebnaftsfet 5ffeatid fir Die 9egier batt, mdbren0 fe o[sitsetho
brnoernorDernh ben fhno0eien @affeaIAader trebt 7as gInf 6er
ourd amerifauide gafen ms aumhon 6omfoerofffen foifboren apen
f1enleben ihrert onflogg0 gen 6inuHe um0 Derufhft rihien0 nnb bron6.
mnrteu0 pie Sdrnlotgen 9er8alnoe. Stat p6orider6at i'm Gempd lire
pltbefefteT 9aaoe fr oie u~ngtidIiden 2egier ST soft 5u er5e6en.
1oifal fe laulobeplBt 1mo relmihg 5un6dft an lire eigene gruit ftIo.
sen mo mt oea 3oaner ipre6en: y@ott lei mir 5iuoer qna6Q@ 7os
nare rr btle lnierer aneritmilheR a1t5lrger 0as a~aerbeiliamfe un0
0ofrpoblgealtgte acknowledgement
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iHlo man muBte duf aaeg aefaBt
iein. 8ros aIer Bitten meineg
4lannes, bod nod Mfosfau ooer
Whist 81 ~reiielt blieb ih Ita1obaff
uno bin nun gIiidlia, b~ieraeblieben
~ iefn IND iold]e getDoltia.biltori.
ldeH Itonente miterIebt 8u baden.
2ie lesten 0Ghte. b. s. BON 3.
gum 4. mo bonn 4. gum 5. QIualit.
cerbrahten mir idLaflos. Gas
trddte mlo nonnerte forttuG6renb IN
hadritral6en6er 8eiie; es lDia mir.
fleinIih erideiner, 10 @eipoltiaeg
mt 6ilrren @orten beifreiben III.
iuolelt. Die Gpfien Iprenaten Sic.
8raden. = @erug Damon, mo hof.
ten mir auf frohe, frie0ensreidie.
8eiten, tn 0eneIt mir ms 0ann oTIes.
@efterc miin0lih er8ableu fonneff.
gle 9auptiade lit ia. oag mir &c.
lAn0 itn0 mo oas 6dlItmmite an.
ideineuo itbertanben lit; 70 bIei6t
ung MN Die Sofnung, 0as aneg
uebrige ii4 b1lo pieoer nod @unid
getaltet.
@ir lebeu FONT agentIid uroer.
liI0ert in 6%erielben 8o6lunq. Bic
mi 8reiie etpas ermdBiat fUltroe
gIe alihe Dir0 aatiirlid oieI beidpi.
oeter gefubri, a6er Die atn6er az.
oeibeH aud babel ie9r gut. fino al.
frieoeH un0 eiien iid iott, 0as az.
niigt fitr ioIde 3eiten. las arieds.
brot idHed uns ausge5eidnet una
Soantags fben0ieren mir ms @efk.
bfpt, oonn il groBe 5reiOet
Aittp lernt eiFrig. Hno aid i'm.
alobier cert e a1ils nett poriuorfs.
liner Sultae, Col, it eif Ieines
@radtfeElden 8riidl rotbadia ms.
lnliler p%eranlIgt. Gr ianaH jebt an.
Elm bisden GeHtid ST ipredlcn. Oa.
IT ieoes Sort iur mid Wfuiit, be.
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coRa(-00drid6ten
Jus fremont, 0e6.

5. eSallalr 1915.
Goint1rifier 4interiteen fat i'm
0ionct DECEMBER 80 Se~iratserlauh.
nisiheine nusgpiteat tgs 1T oieIes
nodl elmer mebr aLs ir benz Roien-
Hno 6eirdfsmonat Snii. @offeat-
lid baben ie IS iid] ale geiiuqelto
ii6erleat ioOaB fe nift bic @eridtc
anBurufeu brauaen, Die gonoe ME.
Der 3li I6ien.
Ger gran0 oes County @eridt
gebduoes 0irfte nod cine alage uadj
it'd 3ie9en, oa 0ie gSeriiderun.
geieaifaftea iiA rpeigeru. Die pole
Geriiherungsiumne a~usSu3a5[eu.
Die folsenoen 9erionen baben iid)
icmeit BON Der Grippe erbolt, BOP
lie ieet nieoer tbrer ~geluobnten SIR.
beit nadge5en fonllen; Sim 2lbm.
itea0, 5rnHf 2onge, 5rduleln Gina
Sdro6er un0 e. o. gSiai5.
@etern aben0 bielten oie Qpt6ias-
Sitter bic G%iufilbrung ibrer neucii
9eamten in ibrem 2ogen5immer Of.
Serbert Erotter lit Der ueue aan3,
Ter. Sad Der emfhbrllng Der @e.
anltei nIr6e Die 2ogeniitung 6l
elmer offentlidlen gentadt, inn eini.
gen fir bic 5eier beiteaten Muii.
fern bic niht Mitglie0er Der 2oge
fino, 0~elegenbeit gum Gitltritt lii
Gas geriolmluitgsIofal 81 geben.
IS DuroeL mie oieies g~erpo6nIih
lei oerartigen g~elegen6eiten ge.
ifie6t, cine Au5abI aniprahen ae.
bnlteu. Serr Eaitor M1iaer bon
Cedar 8luii5 iagte inter an6erem
boIgen0es: Qptbtns.9fftter foime1
nidt, uno 0iirfen nidt IN Dem &c.
geundrtigen @eltfriege neutral blet.
ben, od es lire 8fIidt ais @iitaIie
Ger oiefes Gr0erls lit, oeneu, pahe
bon 9tnu6ern al gooen g~eiuorfeR
iDuroen, in ibrer @rnoerlicbe bpisu.
Gle 8orie iino etiras
ul1iterioS; oE Der N1ana iuohl
neinte oaB es Elm psYree por al
iig9t4 meroeu fonte mo man as
4ntbias s}itter INNER gerooe benz.
ienigeR beiipriHgeit miIBte, Der mo.
uelttan ii. ten Iieat. lit nift redt
beutdnoIih; Gatiafe 1T mir. oaB
Der 9aitor Gin Shotte 1T uno oaB
feline &orte NIT ungebeurem 9eifal
nufgenGiimen pnr0en. groBtoiBler
Dlereoitb mar 5ugegen.
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~StittungStclt 0eS
p(attOdtIC6en 0ereenS
9aiielbe uirS am Canning Den s.
Sannar nit einem 8anfett
NIB Sal gefeiert.

Ger Omaha 9lottoiitide Screen
6egebt am SanItog obeno Den 8.
Samlar inn Deutiden SoiIie iein 80.
Stiftimgsfelt nit eiuem grobartilen
6eiteilen. S1mtlihe WlitgIieocr uno
Gaite baben fid auf ben Stifhngs.
feiten 0eS gereins Itets 70 grob.
ortig Dereniiet, OnB fie fallm Oas
nihitidbrige erfunrten fonnter, TO.
oaB feiu 8tpeifeI beTtebt, oab aud
oiesmal Die Idj6ne @aIe bis alif ben
lesten Rlas beiebt fem tDiro. 8aB
e mas Suites 81 ellen oibt, bafiir lit
aeioret luoroen, unb DAB iid Sober
nod S~er5ensluit aniiiieren fam,
0afiir bat oas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ebenfalis Gorge eetragen.
Der Gtnttitt lit fir @fitglieOer
unO t9re Eamen fret einidIieBlia
bes giiens. E66ter bon Niitglie.
bern iopie oeren bis IS Sabre oIte
SoBne BADEN ebenfaIls ireien Gin
trftt, miilien ober fir i9r Glen be.
5o6leli. 60c bro 8erion. Rihtnit.
8IieOer, bic burh MitBlteOer einge.
LADEN iinb. 3abIen pro Baar ODER
pro ein8elnen Serrn $500. Nm.
meIbnngen gum Glen iollen bis
morgen, MlittDot, an ben ger1paIter
oes Geutidjen 6auies, GorL @Iaoe
eingeididt refoeh 0amit iiGl 0er-
ieIbe geniigen0 b%or6ereitcn fam
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Inn $50 be1onneu. 8ertun0en init
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an unlRre Ce(er!
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FIVE IN ONE.

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Jntere0lnter Brief
aus Warf6du!
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9%enidlen in golen's Sanpt.
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