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The Tupelo journal., 1916-11-24
SeIf-Denial Day

The appeal of Bro. Kincannon
for a liberal response on Tues
aday, November %, is one wor-
thy of our consideration. There
will be perhaps unusual demands
this winter for help. There are
those who cannot get through
this winter without our help.
Unusual conditions prevail, and
those who have had and who
will have sickness must look to
&ls. ''Inasmuch as We have done
st unto one of these We have done
It unto me. " In the months
have been here | have found the
people of Tupelo ready to hear
and answer the cry> for help.
Doing good IS real religion. May
we not expect two or three hum
sdred dollars on this canvass next
Tuesday? 0. w. Bradley.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-11-24
Fire at Nettleton

During the past week the resi-
dence and outhouses on the prem
ises of w. r. D. Hairston were
destroyed by fire and were a total
loss. Mr.. Hairston was killing
hogs and the wind, blowing
strong, blew some Of the sparks
from the fire into an outoouse in
which several huncred bushels of
corn were stored and set it on
fire. This building, with the
corn. was totally destroyed ard
Mr.. Hairston's residence caught
from these flames and was al 0
destroyed. The loss falls heavl y
upon him and his friends regret
his great mie fortune.
FOR RENT- -onesufhished bed room
= -
The Tupelo journal., 1916-11-24
Circuit Court.

The November term of circuit
court convened Monday with
Judge CLAYTON presiding, District
Attorney Berry and County At
torney Boggan representing the
state. Sheriff Trapp and circuit
clerk G. w. Long were in their
respective places. The grand
jury was organized with w. P.
Long as foreman. In charging
the grand jury Judge Clayton
went into a resume Of the progress
OF this country during the past
fifty years and congratulated the
county and the state and the
government upon the progress IN
material affairs that had been
made. He quoted from an issue
of an old newspaper published at
Aberdeen more than fifty years
ago and compared the facilities
for doing business at that time
with the rapid progress and con-
veniences of today. He called
attention to the matter of gaming
and directed the grand jury to
investigate any indulgence in
this unlawful practice. He also
called attention to the illicit sale
of liquor and directed the grand
jury to investigate all violations
of our liquor laws. He also call
ed attention to the law requiring
the grand jury to investigate the
records of the county officials and
instructed the jury that it was
their duty to see that no viola
tions of the law were INDUCED in
by the county officers.
The following compose the
grand jury:
First District-P. H. Norton,
Tom Gibson, Jess Horton. Henry
Malone. Second District C. B.
Kirkpatrick, H. O. Kyle. Frank
Payne. Third District. 3.
Candy, j. T. Lee, H. c. Marion,
W. P Long, j. L. Reed. Fourth
District-Jim Sparks, J. E. Law
horn, C. W. Hall. Fifth District
j. F. Young, R. w. Shumpert,
]. j. Spencer. ]. H. Dabbs. w.
j. Bunch, bailiff.
Tuesday afternoon, the dockets,
both civil and criminal, being
very light, the question of con-
iinuing the court came up and
Judge Clayton called for an ex-
preston from the members of
the bar. Sixteen of them ex-
pressed their views in favor of
adjourning the court. as the
amount of business did not JUS
tify the expense that the county
would incur continuing the court
longer. Judge Clayton accepted
the views thus expressed, and
dismissed the petit jury and held
the grand jury for the investiga
ton of the matters requiring
attention. The grand jury has
returned seventeen true bills,
and will adjourn possibly today
or tomorrow.
The following defendants, all
colored, plead guilty and drew
the following sentences:
Henry Belts, burglary, six
months in the penitentiary.
Will Stegall, burglary, six
months.
George Hampton, burglary,
six months.
Andrew Lambert, assault. ten
years.
Fire at Verona
The Tupelo journal., 1916-11-24

The latest arrival at the T. NJ l. is
Mr. John Drayton, of Tuxpan, Mexico.
lie enters the Junior class, having at
ended the Military Academy at Co
q umbia, Tenn.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-11-24

lax-Tos, Amid, Effective Laxative g Liver Tonic
Does Not Gripe nor Disturb the Stomach.
In addition to other properties; Lax-Fos
contains Cascara in acceptable form, a
stimulating Laxative and Tonic. Lax-Fos
acts effectively and does not gripe nor
disturb stomach. At the same time, it aids
digestion, arouses the liver and secretions
and restores the healthy functions. Soc.
The Tupelo journal., 1916-11-24

FOR RKNT -OnAfufhisled bed room
forscouple. iAppIy At S27 Spring St. IS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30
EATS THREE MEALS A DAY
Pennsylvania Woman, 100. Has Had
Good Health All Her Life.

III llApELpIlIA. Dec. 29-NIrs.
Elizabeth Dctwiler Brown celebrated
the one hundredth anniversary of her
birth at her home in Hollidaysburg.
Pa. recently.
Mrs. Brown was born on n farm
near Chambersburg, Pa. in 1916. She
Is the last of "A large family, all of
whom lived to ripe old ages. A sister
dled in her ninety-first year, and her
Oldest son, who died short time ago.
would have been so years old Decem-
her I. Her father was so years old
when he died ana her mother SO years
old
Until two years ago Mrs. Brown
was actively engaged in knitting and
making quilts of beautiful design.
Then her eyesght failed. She has a
remarkable memory and recalls Incl
dents of Jackson's campaign for pres
tdent Her interest in current topics
Is keen. and she insists that her
daughter shall read the daily papers
to her every day
Possessed of L splendid appetite. she
eats three good meals every day. This
has been her practice all her life. and
she never suffers from disturbed di-
gestion..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30
COUNTY PEDAG0GS
TO MEET AT KENDALL


Instructor, IN he Tulsa countr
schools who 1rc enrolled in the Tulsa
County Teachers association. Will
gather in their next regular session AT
Henry Kendall COLLEGE. January ~
{" conduct the regular order of bust
ness 20 come before the assembly This
Is at the invitation Of the college. and
efforts arc being extended TO make
tins one of the most. interesting meet
inss over held bv the organizations.
one of the features Of the gathcrinL
WI bc tho loor luncheon. which t.
10 he served I'm the college dining
hall. and tAc attending pedagog
VIII he entertained with an inspor-
lion tour Of ,he college and grounds.
The gathering OF the teachers al tho
cullcp" viii be i'm demonstration of
the interest they are taking al tho
Development of the institution as the
crutcr II learning m northwestern
oklahoma. MANY of the teachers are
taking an active interest IN the en-
doWmcn, campaign that is to start "a
the college February /. and q is cN
rcctcd that some action with regard
to his viii be taken dp at the conyen-
tlOI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30
EXTEND AID TO FALLEN GIRL
Judge Asked to Parole Law Breaker
to EN-Prilcfightcr's Wife.

ST TNV I. DVC7 2N,-Mrs, Hoh Fita-
simmons, wife OF the former heavy
weight champion, has asked Judge
Fish to he made custodian of Jose
phine Matuska, a girl who had fallen
before temptation and stolen si3 that
she might send Christmas presents to
her folks In little Wisconsin town.
Most of the money, the girl said,
was spent for barrel of apples. a
crate OF oranges and candy for the
folks at home.
Mrs, Fitzsimmons, who said rescue
or girls was her life work. promised
Judge Fish she would see that the
glrl was given a good home and the
money restored.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30
4IWulluu

London Tit-Bits. They were behind
,he target on the rifle range, but
hIduen by bank of sand from a party
VI V, l. g men who were at practice.
\ stray spent bullet struck the plow.
man on the leg. and he Immediately
dropped, exclaiming:
I'm shot"
me farmer scrambled hurriedly up
,he bank and. frantically waving his
hands to the volunteer party. shouted:
Hey. lads! Stop that shuttn' will
SeY we've shot n mainland II micht
hae been the horse!"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30
BROKE vow NOT TO MARRY
Former Sweetheart Changed Deter
minatiOn of Pretty Widow

Los ANGELES. Dec 2s-Break-
ing her vow that she would never
marry again after her husband was
killed in a revolver duel with G. w.
Keller, city marshal, Mrs. Refuge
soto, n pretty young widow, renewed
an old romance by becoming the
oride of Sunor Montez. The bride
and bridegroom had been sweet.
hearts before the first marriage of
Mrs. Soto
After her husbands funeral the
pretty widow continued to run the
small grocery store in which her first
husband had wooed and won her.
Monte2 renewed his protestations
after the death OF Soto and succeeded
i'm changing her mind about marrying
again,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30
REQUESTS FOR CLOTHING
RECEIVED BY AGENT WEIGH
Needy Petitioners Flood Humane or
lice Win IMPLICATION. for
Assistance

Allho Humane Agent a NJ. We'cn
distributed more than : 500 p,occ. a.,
clothing during tho month Of Dccom
h'r h" announced last ui-ht that needy
frople continue pouring requests for
,i"thiur into his office ard that unlcs.
Iulsins como 10 his aid immedjatcl,
his supply Of cloihirE viii be depleted
Nui only c.othus is needed. but
there nrc countless demands for shoe,
hats and bedding and the humani.
l'i'n has issued another call t. citi-
.ri7 who have clothing they car do
nate o. the ciiy'a uufurtunatcs tn mott
it his office hY telephone or mail and
a. repro .eutttiNc Il bis office viii cali
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30

Tommy is a philosopher even II no
Is only "half-past six"
\ rooster crows louder than hen
cackles, doesn't he. mamma >" asked
the young hopeful
Yes. honey" was the reply
But hen laws eggs and a rooster
doesn't-isn't that so mammal"
Yes, that's true" o
wen, I've discovered what he has
TO crow about. It's cause he has
nothing to do and makes his wife
do all the work"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30
PUNISH "JACK THE HUGGER"
Man Who Annoyed Young Women
Caught by Lads Arraycd I'm skirts,

BET lllEliEM, Pa, Dec. 29.-North
Pothlehem's Jack the Hugger" has
been discovered by three lads-Paul
Nertman. Walter Lilly and Merritt
Quier--~ho adopted a novel method
In doing so. For some time young
women have been annoyed while out
on the streets after dark. The boys
determined to put stop to the
nuisance, and, accordingly, the trio
ariayed themselves as women and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30
Accidental shot Kills Private

LAREDO, Dee ?9-Priyate Ed.
nond OSulllyan, ! company, First
New Humrshire regiment was in
stautly Killed at his camp in Zaplta
county, Texas. today thru the acct
iertaN discharge Of rifle he was
cleaning O'SulliVln enlisted az Pet.
crshoro. ~ II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30

Meeker-Didn't / always give you
my salary check the first OF every
month
Mrs Meeker-Yes, but YOU never
tod me that YOU got paid on the first
and fifteenth, you remember.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30
Ladies' Marabou Scarfs
at One-HdE Price

Ladies Marabou Scarfs and
Capes in natural and black,
also muffs to match; values
Sc to $l4, at One-HaH Price
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30

1t was not long before Lilly was
accosted by the "Hugger." He gave n
signal and. with the help of his COM
panions, soon had tho "Hugger" CON.
nictely. tied up with clothes line.
lhey then tied him to a p' st and left
him there until daylight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30
Growing Dangerous.

Near a Scotch coast town recently
an ola farmer and his plowman were
cartina sAnA from the seashore saws
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30
$500 Cane GlOUes SI.OO

Ladies Black Wash Cape
Gloves with white embroid-
cred backs, one-clasp; reg
ular 81 value for. :. $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30
Children's Uening
GOlCns One-Third Off
LINEN DEPT.
BARGAINS I

CHedpty
me Calico, in all dark COL
ors, at sc
IOc Apron Cheeks at. I'VE
I5c Gingham, in plain, plaids
and checks, at. 1--WE
I2hc Percaie, in light and
dark cOlors, at. .IOc
ISc Plisse Crepe, in small
colored figures, at. lie
Magnolia Outing, in all COL
ors, at .IOc
I2hc Bleached Toueling,
with red borders, at. .IOc
25c Guest TOWels, colored
borders, at .I5c
l5c Bath TOWels, 1Sx36
inches, at ........2 for 25c
95c Hotel Sheets, 81x9O
lncheS, at .S9c
So Crochet Spreads, large
size, at ..............$ $I.69
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30

SATURDAY THE LAST DAY OF THIS SALE
MERCHANDISE THAT STANDS THE QUALI
ABOUT HALF TO LESS THAN HALF OF THE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-30

OHe-Third Off on All
Of our Erening GOUHs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09

ben slsi9 ale @aitssfdenie grisasn.
lambs. 2luf aarisriinen Gtlbern. biz
bic tlsine 9obsnipsns mitma9en, ites
ben nm bieIs 3eit bes Sabres lila unn
gelbe &rotus, piplstte 9lnsmOneu. tleins
ipeibs Spu3intben unb in Der SOnne
sldnssn iilbris Oelbdume unb itias
9Guisr. 9anium Sieben Inter ben
eolsn gdumen Serbsn bersauf. aul
f9oneebautsn 9riidsn iteist bas iurs
penrside 9Isis bic srpBen Sdnss ems
por, bis mitten iiber einem grausn
Sorf Der erits bliibenbe gdum empors
ities = Elm rieiiser lpeiber Birnbaum.
llnb ss i6isn, aIs fiiblte er ii9 als
Sinn unb Wlitts oieiss rei4en Wiit=
tags.
Nm laneen StGben iianbtn braun.
Sirtsn i'm 3ittrisen, tur3en S6atten
Der OIipsn, Manbelbdume fhtpebten
roIa bliibenb i'm 2ibts. idneqe Suns
be bolten tIeius 9Gmmer sur Scribe.
urdlt bpben ii6 srlauhte Sormen bins
Ter alien 9ebenbsn emppr. 0Drfer iab
i'd nidt msbr, nur tIuas 9eritede fir
Serben. nit Oornentrdnssn eeita6eIt,
oeoen W0lfs obsr S6alnle. Sn mil'
Der 5reibsit Tiibliher 9erss iaben bic
Sirten nit tleinen WiiiBsn unb f6lans
ten 9liebern unter periporrenem Was
tolbsr obsr untsr eeglisoertsm Cor
beer unb bIidtsn rbne Sebniuht ben
Reiienbsn nu6, ben Ssremben, bic IN
isbr IanaIamsr Tabrt Elm uniteieenber
53ug burd bic aanbidaft sos, ipie i'm
Sraum.
Biebsr iant unb nod einmal ities
bic Subrt. sisfbIau isselten Doltens
ihatten iiber bunts unb iilberns gDels
len bes 9obens, flisbenbs Waier, Ser
ben unb S0Gben ipieberboltsn iia in
tlarsm @effsl. ga, lie ipar Ietht,
bieie 9anbi6aft, pornebm unb einfah.
Die Quft 1T lpeit in bieIen 5bGlern
unb Bergen, tsin Berg lit piIb, feline
5drbe oerlebt, Elm Grnlt, pte lh lpn
ntrgsnbs in Der Delt 10 better fano,
unS Der bet0rt, inhem cr berubist.
limb 70, i'm slei6en Rbbibmus itieS
unb Iunt bies 9dnb smpor unb ab'
ipGrts, als es Elm bsina9 pollsr WDnp
beI1ien. Die 2ieber Der Splbateu.
Die uns umiungsn butten, bonn Wior'
gen an, tparen lanse periiummt. llrs
ptrtli6 unb tpie in fhpermiitbiaem
Srdume rpurcn bic lebten Gtunbeu
peritriten, obne 9eiprlfe.
Damn Iaats cine Stimms - une
elm gtrm fpies auf Elm belss gbal -:
.Run iinb mir bd. 9ort lieat Itbeu
limb mas bort biuter ben 2i6tsrn aufs
iteigt iibsr bic 9dfsr bin, bas 1T bic
gtrrpoIis. - feben Sis ni6t ben
Sdlatten?"
Meine quasn iparen miibs. I'D
idb MIR eiipas Ountles in bag Flbriss
WonoIidt itsiaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09

gen. Den JranSofeu III io,uiassn
ni6ts reti, iis brinsen sumeiit allen
eiHrihtungeu ein oiiHtelbafies 8orurs
ibsil tnigsgsn, Der Rufs biugsseu
nd6t ii4 uass 5unuse unb III Dor ais
lem sin grober Greuno bts gobens.
Ss Iibi fid bentsn, bab ,s urenSIidt
Utibe ipiist, BEL Der srOben 9eriti.s
benartis,sit Der 2agerbsnobner uHb
Ell ibrem Ieiber r.di of fshIsnoen aus
ten gDiIIsn. bic nit edit beutfder
Srinolidteit i'm Sniersii, Der @sfdns
eensn ielbit seirofienen ssrabe,u mus
iierbdftsn SrgaHiidiionssbeitimmun.
gen aufre6t gu srbdlisu. Den Eager,
oifi5isreH uno ibren WdnHidaftsn obs
lisst alio tein. iIsins auigdts. ab.r iie
ipirS sldnSeHb gsIOii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09

(aricasaefangenen). Inter Der iedNi'
iten 9eituns eiues oeutiden gdder'
:nciiters uno i,uter guiiidIt lmo I'm.
Ieitung belitiher g1fer iperoen III
jipci grobeu iteincrnen ino pier
Gfspdbiid)en Saitsbadoien @rcoe iu
je 1Ia 4g. bergeitelli. @ei einent Sol
iungsoermogen BON je 200 groocn
bei ben groBen Seieu imo je So Bro
ben bel BEN Sousbadoien miro bel
einem unrnterbrodencn getriebe cine
tagIide 2eiinmg BON etlpa 5000 gro.
ben erbielt, 70 bab inter GusieBrng
oes godens on Sonntaeen eiH no
natergebnib non SurdSdmittIidl 120..
COO grooen erreidt Miro. 3ilrieit
periiebt bos Imt aud, 100 mlsipdrtige
@eianeenen sIrbeitsIagerpIase init
9rob, an>oie tdelih etpa 1000 grooe
sum @erimo fomuen. Tas nit Sar.
ioiicIn gemiifjtc @roS, pon Dem III
einem 9orratbsraum etip1 10000
9aibe Iagern, ihntedt burt,clis gut
:popon iib Der 9reiIe.gertreter iiber.
seuaeu fcuilte.
Cine isbr fpihtise Ginridtuns bss
las.rs III bas glOitamt, bas slsid
beim Ginsans srridiet III. syiir bic
yransoIen lauf.n bier i'm Gag stipa
$50 ssadst., 1175 grisIe unb 10 gOiis
anpsiiungsn elm; auf ben Wsann irsfs
fen i'm Wonat feds padste, 5sbn
lgriefe unb feds Wari geIb Elm. Tis
padet. sntbalisn msiit grob, ba bic
Jransoien bas bsutide Shtpdrsbroo
ni6t ssrne senieben. Die Ruifsn tpers
ben bon 5u 5auis ipsnissr gut beba6t;
auf iis irsifen iros ibrsr erObersn 3abl
iGsIiG nur eitpn 1s1 podets, 795
grisfe unb SO pOIidnpsiiungen; auf
ben Mann tommen burhihnittlid i'm
WtOnai 0,5 padsi., apei grisfs ano
$50 Mart an gslb. Der iyran,oTs
Dsri9iti burdidnitiIid is9s Brief.
obsr Rarten i'm Wonai. Der Ruiie nur
brei. Die Gsfans.nsn ba6en ip0hsnts
lid sinmal Gslseenheii, Elm fparRss
SrauIebab su ntbmen. Der 21ujss
plag, in man burd 2lntpsnbuna Der
Uampf Stsinfeiiion 9err gefpprbsn,
GaniidtsptrIonol aus ben Hsibsn Der
gsfansensn islbit pddi sifris barber,
bab isin llngesisfer msbr auftommi.
Der Gtlbpatsbr Der arkgsgsfangss
nen erfoIst innerbaIb bes aagsrs nur
mitteIit ansereelb, bas aus seprdsisn
glsdmiin3sn gu l. 5 unb 10 pfennis
gen, / unb 2 Wlart beitsbt. On Der
aas.riaiie ssf4iebt bic gtbsabs an bic
aompaguisn segen Ginsablung bss
8aarbetrasts. llmgei.bri tam aud
jsber5sii aassrsslb IN gdarssIO umsss
tauf9t ipsrben.
Die RuiTen gstp0bnsn ii4 melt ebsr
an bic Qagerorbnuns uls bic Grun5os
fen, iis balttn .einnal basu angsipIss
fen, ibrs Gahtn unb iid ielber pil
beftr i'm Sianb ne iinb baber, mas
man taum slaubsu fonis, binFAtIi&
bts Rsina4ssit ban, 5yauscisrt ibsslss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
81. @.ians.nenlas.r ingap.ru
IN Rin6sn, IA. 2tpril, 1916.

| ~ u u W w L. 8ptIt, 40lO'
en- 9u6heim, inmit.en bes groben
MoOrss. lit has grobs bapsrifhe Ges
faugsnenIaeer singerittet, mo- gefans
gene RuHsn unb Srun5oisn sur 3sit
als unfreitpiqige 9dite uNtersebraht
finb. @er iih BEG sbsmulieen 5luss
plaBss eriunsrts, mar beim Gintritt
in bas umfrisb.ts Eager oHsensbm
iibsrraIht. Wo man friiber auf
i6pur5em WOOrbobsn sing. iinp fsits
Strabsn sutftanben, bic beiosrisits
DON ausbstpnirtsn 9rGb.n bsslettet
ipsrbeH, binter benen iid bic 8araden,
piersig an Der 3abl, etbebsn. I3piihen
ben sinSeinen garaden iinb gr0bsrs
.2piideurdums, bic ebenfalls feftsn
goben uuftpeiIsn unb ri6ts mebr
Dom Mopr on iih babsn. Die gdros
den iinb siufah, aber faubsr; jeoe
ein5elne bat Rdum fir 800 Mann;
Suraeit III bds Eager nit runb 1900
9efangenen, gfuifsn, Sransofen. BE-
legt, Don bensn isbod cine arObsre
InsabI gu aOmmanbos abgeifeGt 1T.
Seittpdrts BON ben 2asergaTsn fins
bet man iibsran grunnen, bsren Wais
fer regelmdbis 6emiid unb battsrios
IogiId untsrfuht fpirb. 3piIdsn BEN
9efangenenlaqer unb barum erheheH
iih tie garaten fir Die bsuti6en
Ma6tmannf9ufteu, bic sttpas luftissr
gebalten finb, unb bic getriebsdnlas
gen, tpie Riiden, gGdersisn, Webaersi,
Stneiberz unb Ghuhma6ertpsrtitGts
ts, 8prrdtbsldser, Wdits unb 0esins
fettiOnsaHftaIt, 9srtaufsrdum., Qbors
te ufp. Cine sr0bere garute bisnt
als airhe, cine dnbere III als 1bsnter
eingeri6tet, In rem es numerirte
Sibs Unit Tedsn beleqt). einsn spsis
ten plab unb cine Sdlsrie oibt. Die
Direttion lieqt in frunsofi6en 6dns
BEN. QbasIonbsrt bonn ii6rieen Shsii
liessr bic fir bic ardntsu porbshals
tenen gauten, su benen aud eins Res
bier aranien6arade, Elm Grstli6er
llnterfuhunssraum unb cine gu. eins
gerittete Ipptbsts geb6ren.
lie strt Der Ginrid)tlng beg Ga.
aers, ieihe geiitnoe Sage rno Die &c.
troiiene @oriorGe Laiien beoreiili9
crifeinen BOB bie aranfbeits;iiier
cine iebr geriuge lit. g(niangs iteIlte
iif ser Sobresourf,idjnitt her ST.
franften auf 4,5 pro Sduieno. ctt
5ctrdat er MIR nod 2.7 pro wiille.
5leffieber, Gholeru nno 8ofen ia.
men I'M Eager 6anf Der aaqemeinen
sdusimpfunsen iiberbaupt MD. Dor.
Gie Sfoit rihtet ii6 rah ben spr
3eit in DeltidIaitb eeltenben gor.
ihrtften. Gud bas @efntgenenIaacr
lat aIio feline fleifb. rnb fettloiell
Gage. S,n Der Sriibe gibt es meiitelts
aafss. su Wiitas i'm WeaieI@oulaf6.
Nleii9badbraten, aiitteIrJ 3inSileiid,
IStoa. anS SaIsfti6 r1is -entipre&en.
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- million mill bGnifhe
JuieIH erperbeH. Gin bohtt
geamisr Der Administration aa6 ,u,
oab spif6en ben Der. staattn unO
Sdnsmart Elm 9srtras p.tein5ast
iporosn III. Der ben Qn,duf Der brei
6dniidtn Snisln IN Wsfs 5noi,r
bur6 bic srftssnannisn fir 5000.
600 gum GeseHiianp BAT. Die g.rs
banbIungsn 5Diiasn Stadiss Sesr.td-
2aniius unb benz bdniitsn Wliniii.r
bss qlusipdriissn. Tr. gpnitantir
grun. iinS 6Olliianbis ssb.im sefiibrt
iporb,n, unb bic abfift b.iisbt, bic
4bma4uns sI.it3siiig bura bi. qdrs
IdmeH!s Der bsiSen adnber in ein.r
Sibuns raiifi5iren ;u laif.n. Ron
ihis6t 3suifhlaub bic S4uib bdfii,
in bic S4ubs, Dab bic friihsrsn 9srs
iu&s. bic Snisln gu erpsrb,n. seTc<is
iert iinb. Der srfis purse I'm sSobr.
1857 serHo6t. als Staaiss Se.retGr
Seiparo bsrsii mar, 81, 100000 fiir re
81 3dblsn. bod peiserie iid Der Se,
nat. i'm sui5ubsibsn. 9as Sp.it. mai
bot Sstret6r 5op $5.000,000, bod
Iebnts bas bGnifh. parlameni as
Der @oriibsnb. Stont pcm s,na,s,
Hommittse fir nusp6rtiss qna.l,a,ns
heitsn bate cine lonssr aoHisrtns mil
Stadtss Seiretdr Gaming, in Dtl.t,r
bic Rdtifi5iruns beTprofxn nu.S,.
Scllis bic abirstuns Der SnItIn ,ur
zbatiahe tptrbsH, 70 tpiirSs prdTbtnt
mtlipn idmmtlihs Aecorbs Der l,steu
so Sabre fir frisbIifsn aonS,ip,rb
sebrr6en blben. 81 BAT elm glrot,,s
tordi iiber 6upii sirserihi.i unb bur6
antauf bes Wss.rehi.s fiji ben inter-
ccsdniiHeu aurul mdfiissn Ginflus
in Ricdrdgiiu trtDorbtn. Oifisiel ipirS
ollerDinss INNER nod 6sbaupie. Sos
an Der Suhe nidts iit. unS aud Der
bGniIde Geinnbts bsftrit. bi. gibtio.
felt Der WelSuns, sod mare BON i6m
eint gtfGtieung taum su rnnrt.n
sbs ni9t Der @.rtauf thutfd4Ii& bon
sogsn III.
6plitier.
Die mtiittn 8stro&iuua,n u.rb,u
sat star SR'sudA aucsisdt
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.gImiteunno,u.

rsgistunss-slniielunesn often fnr Raunsr
nnb yranen. fauienbe bon Qrnsrnunaeu hus
" ansh9t rtifs fny uufternEeen ftst
ctann'n Snff'fris. Gstf 70. No6fitrr. y. D.
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8m perfamfem-R5bsIu.

~ be In-tfine bnbfne feineniberisosue
Notwithstanding aus bnnfIem saalnubbcls.
Smde. 2absuirdeen 200 %. o. strobs, !.
Sica. bbs
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q q n. euies beuff6es 19db6en, uu in elmer
enqlii9 tYre6euoen SuuIziie ni nrbetten
heln Iaiten ober Glgsln. 3o2f Reri aoab,
g9einuoob as
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ben geilagen; sIbenbs Stippe, a6ie,
@iirite ltno OersIeiaen nit 3usaben.
@as bic @efansensrt BON Sii SauicI
.sciGids tefoniutrit- -sSnucu iis iiG IN
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Jrnn far Saasreiniaen. gnier pobu. sJe2
s3.lloH sles. aeoEbaIe. Eel. abon i7s6x.
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