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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
MISS PITMAN ENGAGED
Fiance Is Walter :. clifford, of Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph Co.

can Telephone and Telegraph 90.
Mrs. c. c. Pitman, Of SAT Madison
Street. Brooklyn, announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Miss Flor
ence Pitman, 70 Walter s. Clifford, Of 3
West For.y-sixth Street. Manhattan.
Mr.. Clifford, VINO il a graduate OF
Harvard, class Of '05, IS chief statisti-
clan Of the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company. He is also asso-
ciated with the work Of the committee
on industrial preparedness Of the Naval
Consulting Board OF the United States,
having acted as supervising director IN
the campaign 20 mobilize American IN
dustries for the national defence. The
wedding will take place IN October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
THE DIARY OF Our OWN SAMUEL PEPYs.

Sbey 20 the Office, and thence TO Forest Hills, where
cav Murray beat G. Church the most exciting match ever
saw save Mclaughlin beat Norman brooheS' IN ue even
- e. rorboDse and saw The Man Who Came Back" and
roed it greatly and thence home in NJ GLASS; perowaggon
80 ped AZ an apothecarys for frosted sarsaparia which
" would have none o.
an nv petrovaggon with my wife and S. Spaeh 70 Nyack
and We rlavd sets he winning three, there being great i'm
p-ovenent in his strokes
Early up the afternoon TO see the lawnenns games
W. Johnston beating Murray without great difficulty and am
5- 10 viii heat Norris Williams morrow and gain the
rnhp Ny Lord Theodore did watch the games and seemed
rv them greatly and could not but wish that might seem to
y anything highly Lord Theodore appeareth 10 ENJOY
svhnr And he did lake hands with viii Johnston, and T.
c7 and Pe and Hooker and J. Myrick, and others but
r with ne deeng game perhaps not worthy OF COM
nenaaon VIII Beebe hath told me ne IS no great Player
himself Bacon always being able 70 defeat him. With j. Paret
70 The city and Office where all night at work and home
lrs and to-bed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
REV. DIR. EDWARD MOORE.

London, Sept. 4.-The Rev. DR.. Ed
ward Moore, Canon Of Canterbury since
1903. died on Saturday night az Chag
ford. Devonshire. DR.. Moore was wide
lv known as q student Of Dante.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
Citizenship to Change.

which coming change IN the whole future basis OF
citizenship will modify everything else All the
influential and professors in Germany from Bismarck ana
assured that rsAng rum by our
notions liberty would much better under the happy
ferue Germans have been good enough 70
think anything made Of Britain and her empire only
pedagogue drill sergents and bureaucr were allowed 20 "
Canz rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05

Yesterday Tribune announced that the national lawn tennis
Championship 70 be played at Foret FarK L. -
az vss.s Tyning Post dated its story the games from
Frss, Hills n j. STILL Labor Day, and some OF the ino-
gpsrs nay have had substitutes 70 pineh-hit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05

There is nothing prodgal about the Giants management
Which observation is based upon paragraph from the Globe re-
ng 20 Larry Doyle who went out to Redand field TO collect
liz bats and surrender the Uniform he has worn nearly nine years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05

Marquis Of Motor and Mall
W'er foist struck de void was ordered around
By 2 orudders an me pop
W.. de dawg showed outen his way
Ar planted crouch in ne top
small do ye see and they all rubs II in
Cause deg sees dat comeback Is light
So ! g.ts m q JOB sloppn' suds In GRACE
Were De evry night
Joins how % 'em an slips a guy I'VE
70 c.ach a JOB truck
Al BE- lands M a chanel with the MOO YaNk p o.
Were likes well dat stuck
E7srY mornin' a. nine comes down PARK Row
A5o1t ttoitytwO miles hour,
An rings aud ! makes EN- all hop
Oh, queksr'n shown
Deys banker and lawyers and coiks and hicks
Ar deg q got,er fer me:
Tn and m light. but ! DULLES 'em ALL
When Tn erivin' Mail Truck. see7
mr. Charles Warren Fairbanks whom there keeping any
a has been notified Of his nomination This Is by Of
"< NE Dgenea II nations.
Afss poor memory FOR faces
ut It never forgets a name. f. z. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
CEMETERIES.

THE WO0DLAW> CEMETERY.
s23d ST BY Harlem Train and BY Trolley.
Lots OF small sixe for sale.
ONO 20 East Esd st.. n + a-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05

Commercial candor in West 45th Street: I'VE are going
sov for the first tine very distinctive models"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05

Of thinking. They have saved US so
signallv By their full moral and prac-
teal cooperation with men that tne
political clock mas gone forward, and
il is impossible 20 put II back.
They have proved their right 20 full
equality of citizenship and they VIII
get II. In no single respect nave they
come short by comparison. They have
been in every way as stsnch and IN
complaining as men. When tnelF
sons. husbands, brothers have been
struck down they have borne u with
quiet, heroic courage and fortituoe.
When the light has gone out OF their
lives they have still worked on. Prem
ature peace mongers Will get no en-
couragement from them. For every
man who falls they are more bent on
a strong peace. All this Is discovery
az least as significant as any that has
been made in the world since Column
bus.
But turn now from the present 20
the future Women viii be admitted
70 full citizenship not only because we
have needed their industrial coopera-
ton in war but because we shall need
their political cooperation IN peace.
Many things have 20 be reconstructed.
As regards the future opportunities OF
women in the sphere o. work and earn
ings. they will claim a voice as mat
ter OF course IN the disposal OF their
own destinies Then there is the tram
ing Of the new race. We are losing
those who we're the flower OF genera
ton. and after the war has done us
worst in that respect we shall have 70
seek by every means TO make good the
loss.
Can't Afford Human Waste.
We shall not be able 70 afford any
human waste in Britain. The health
and care OF children from birth upward
is henceforth a subject second 70 none
in national importance, and there az
least woman's claim 20 be consulted IS
more than equal with mans. Again,
when so many officers will have fallen
we shall have 20 sift out the best OF the
Young abilities from the mass OF dem
ocrsey and give them every educational
opportunity for rising 10 position IN
every sphere Of life.
Mr. Lloyd George and General Sir
William Robertson are striking exam
pies Of what may be done, and there
are many other examples IN Britain TO-
dav. As some one has said, 20 get the
most brilliant brains we must work
deeply, like digging for diamonds in the
blue clav Of Kimberley. There are
other large aspects, intellectual and
ethical. which need not be dwelt on
now. 7 am within the mark IN saying
that for Britain this war inevitably
means the transformation OF whole
society on principles N. opposite 70
those which prevail in Germany. We
believe that in the war and after the
war liberty, as the English speaking
world has dared 20 understand and
practise it. will be justified Of her chill
dren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
YOU SAID AN EYEFUL.

Sir: Speaking Of Hindu fiction, is il true that the Avadana-
CHG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
THE MORTUARY BOROUGH.

Sir Speaking Of Brooklyn desirable place for domicie
somebody in party the night urged upon real estate man
hat borough the adoption the slogan: Come 70 Brookn
yus vii eventually, why not now?' r. D W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05

There are germs in postage asa recent test made at
tie University Of Pennsylvania shows but there no bacphobi-
as among the cons who daily inform that SINCE IN the
nzrd-ess.ng profession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05

YESTERDAY was the day the railroad strike would have started
and the esteemed Long Island which has been putting lot Of top
SIN on its service lately celebrated by running train from For
81 Hills 70 Pennsylvania Terminal in 81 minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
The Marquis of Motor and Mail.

o. well he Robins we're good guys when they had It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05

sr Would it spoil memory Of that view Of Lake Odessa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
FAMILIAR MISQUOTATIoNs.

"The devil can quote Scripture for his purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
The Coming Tower
BALLADE OF THE RIME PARFAITE.

Caver,ey noticed it, spoke Of it, wrote Of it
Real good rhymes not easy 10 find.
Ay he right have got the whole rote Of it $50
Rhymings eusiveness can't be defined. 81
Roget and Walker I often have mined, fst 4ls Z
Deved in my unabridged Webster for hours,
Seeking the word that would TO mind
Rhymes are so scarce in this world Of ours
When would write Of The Tower and the moat OF II,
When l would sing-say Of September wind,
Muse OF q beam Of the and the mote Of II,
Y2wp Of some goddess that Bacchus had wined-
Troube?-My troubles could not he OWNED!
"a be compelled 70 grow mushy on Flowers,
Chortling of how they had bossomed and vned-
Rbvres are so scarce in this world Of ours!
Once sought marriage baked at the doat Of it
DAYS for nv Lilith in sorrow pinned;
Then back 70 rhymes-twas the one antidote OF 1t
would forget her, I calmly opned
Ne 70 my Art endeavored TO bind;
I'd get the dough from rhythmlcal powers;
All the nine Muses. against me combined
pbv--es are so scarce in this world Of ours
L'ENvoL
Pbucks. What's the use?-I am through-Ive assigned!
VIII il be Guity?-The case is the Towers
r~1 10 content II I'm mildly calcined-
Rbvres are so scarce in this world Of ours!
TUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
THERSITEs.

The pu5ics affection for Mr. Maurice E. Mclaughlin is not
s - stard On Saturday morning he telephOned begging
axe his defeat hard You can't defeat nature and
workmanship ike his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05
Earning Much Money.

And the women are earning a great
deal Of money and doing a great deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-05

49, .oler Of the Good Sports Club is Mr. George N.
AZ he watched Johnston beat Murray yesterday he said
I'm clad g mine Saturday I'd hate to be out there and get
sbovr IN today
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16

Sdon pieber einmal Ole huge.
laoene Slinte. Ser adtjabrige Sobn
eines Sarmers, namens Inoerion,
mobnbaft in Ser Hdbc bon @inne.
cpene, isis, bate ii6 in ocn 9elie
elmer S6rotflinte geiebt unb gin0
Damn nit Dem SdieBeiicn, III 9cglei-
tllng icincS fiinfjabri9cn 9ruocrS,
binol1s altf oas Gelb. Ser Glterc Der
bciocn &naben bod)te bos @clucbr lei
nidt gelaoen, ipannte Den Sohn unb
orilfte aitf ieinen ppr inn itcbcnocn
8rltoer ob, mel6cm Die gauge Shrpts
lobitng in bcn llntcrleib brang. 0oS
lingliidli6e &ino liegt ictt I'M Sol.
pital ilnb oiirfte faum nit Dem 2ehen
babonfommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16
Gin Stpkhnltcn idmGdlt.

2eioet nid)t an einem ItoBenocn Su'
item, Der Gl,er SpBem ihmd6t; bolt
cine Slui6c Or. Sings SEEM 9iscpb.
erp, in @ebrou6 ilbcr 40 Sobre un>
cine 8obltat alien, bie's gcbroifcn
Ser linbernbc Sannens@ aliam mil
Eecr BELT bic irritierten 2lft9Gn9c
glGttet Die rollben Stellen, loit Der
S6leim 1lnb pernleibet oie Grid)itt.
terl,11g bes &6rpers bur6 Den Suiten
Or. Sings Ncm DISCOVERY bringt no.
tiirliden S6lof ultb bilft Der Natltl
3rtr Seilung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16

--Sbeo. @raf Sr., ipelhcr an Der
Staats llniperiit6t bon Sllinois, III
gbarlpaian, Sis, oils 2inotppiIt art'
geItellt lit, traf borige ISOLDE bier,
bel iciner Samilie Elm, ncldc iif) bel
&id)tcr Tbeo. @raf unb 8attin, alit
9ei,td befinbet.
-SSobn Sc 2argp iinb 8attin limo
porige 8ode bon ct. 2ouis bier ein.
~eetroffen, Inn iih ballerenb III Ser
mann nieberSulaiien. Serr 9e2argp
lit inn Siniibine uno Boding Dept.
Der biciigen Shabfabrif als @or'
mann anseiteIlt; oieielbe Stelle fpel'
DIE iriiber bon SuIius Chen befleioet
nurbc.
-Ioolf Sdnell unb Sobter tpa'
rem iiber lesten Sonntag uno Montag
Die @GIte bieiiser 8erpanoten. 8ir
erf,tbren sli inherent 8eoalern oiird
Serrn SdneIl, baB beiien S4wieger'
mutter, Sra,, anna &ief, felt ben les'
ten 8 Wonaten bur9 &ranfbeit OIL
oas 8ett sefeiielt iuar, nno lid audi
seeenmGrtis nod iebr leioeno be.
finbet.
-gbm. Slafe unb @attin (oie
NeupernGblten), bon Ealmage, Neb.,
MAIDEN eesentpartig 8eiude bel
Serrn Slofe's gItern, IN 2ittle Der
ger, ioipie bel ionitigen @ermanotelt
in Sermann unb l%lmgebi,ng. Srali
Slafe mar Bis gum 9onnerstag, ben
8. Sunni, SRI. Gina Sitter, bon Cal
mage, Iebr. 8ir entnebmcn Der
GaImaee Sribune Die folgenoe Noti5:
Scr 8rGutigam lit ciner nnlerer
iungen, prominenten @eid,aftslcutc,
mel6er Dor mebreren Sabrcn bon
FSermann, @o., bierber fam. er
betreibt bier, in Salmagc, cine 60
rage uno cine Sdmiebes @erfitdtt III
Iebr erfolgrei6er @eiie; Die 5lofe.
@oroae erfreut iid peit uno brett oes
beIten 8ufs. Com. Slofe lpor aud,
Elm Sobr lang infer Iapor l,no ber-
iob bieics amt at allgemeiner GU
frieoenbeit unb GUM Rliten Der
Staot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16

Sober Sorb . Better bat piel
@ereniigen; 1idt bas Sergniigen oos
4,tto zines Mnberen ei~naubolen, ion.
bern bas 8ergniigen iid ieIbF in
Wirflidfeit at amiiiiren.
Set ben letten Script mi,roen
Sorb @rtos bon i,ns on Die f~clgcnoeu
Yerionen abeeliefert:
Paul Gaebler, Hermann
Louis Ochsner & Son, Hermann, RI
A.. F. Steinbeck, Drake, Mo.
F. F. Hilgenstoehler, Hermann, R. 8
Gustav Fischer, Hermann
DR.. Frederick AufderHeide, Drake
Martin Bowling, McKittrick
Edgar Mosley, Americas
Joseph A. Jordan, Hermann, r. l
Henry Weinland, Hermann, r. l
Mrs. Bette Schmitt, Hermann, r. 1
Frank Kallmeyer, Morrison
Edward Schneider, Bay
Henry Frechmann, Hermann, r. 8
Mike Bowling, Rhineland, Mo.
@iele Der Sbeneenonntcn babea
geniieeno @elo, I'M Gin 5wei. ooer
bier.tbauienb ~pfiinbises Iutc III
faufen unb imitanb 81 balten; Re
lpollen aber Elm Iuto fir ben 9ieuft
alf rnieren StraBen, unb baber faltf.
ten iie ii6 Elm Sorb Gilto. Ian be.
oba6te bas @adien Der obigen 2iftc
Chm. m p r, Igeut,
Sierte StroBe. Sermann, Mu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16

Sic ,GmmtIi6en anseitellten Der
bieIiaen S6ubfabrif batten am
8finaItmontag einen 5eicrtaa.
Souls 8itte uno @attin, BON
9an, befan6en iid ant leBtcn Sreltag
unter ben bieiisen geirtdern.
-@eora unb Sermann Stolte
fomen am letten Samsta9, per IIfo
BON Stonpbill bierber, Inn 0rel'iloe
an beiufen.
-Senrp sieolcr, BON aanlas
Gitp, lit our 3eit Der @ait 'einer el'
tern, Srisfa 5iebIer unb Satin.
-Srau Sermann 8cbepobl uno
oeren Sodter, SRI. Selena gnsler,
bon Berger, befunoen lid geItern, be-
iuhspeiie, bier in Der Staot.
Der Sermann 8aieball Club
miro bier, am nadlten Sonntag, nit
benz Club bon 8ellsbille elm Spiel
MAIDEN.
-Sreb Sdnell, bon 8aibington,
ipar iiber letter. Sonntag nno Vton'
tae bier, auf 9eiud bel ieinem Ta'
Ter, 9ouiiaint Sdnell.
slug. 9ufner, BON Coles Greet.
nurbe an @ontag, ben 6. Sum-, bon
ieiner Satin nit einem fleinen
Sobn beidenft.
-Srau @ina Srapp, iopie @aI'
ter 8rcmer unb 6amilie, bon ct.
2ouis, iinb sesenpdrtts Die @dite it,.
rer bieiisen 8eripanoten Srau Sb.
8pbl unb SamiIie.
-&idter q. q. 9reuer ltnb @attin
baben iih am Samstag nod 2inn be-
seben, 400 Ridter 8reuer pabrenb
oieier ISOLDE Die @eridtsiibuneen &c.
leitet bat.
} -Senrp %. CLAUS, uclder int Der
sangenen Sabr oils &rinaipal Der
S6nlcn, in Sterling, Sfla., ange-
itelt mar, peilt CUR 3eit bier auf
8eiu6 bel ieinen gltern Sranf Claus
unb 8ottinL an Der Coles Greet.
-ltniere 9ruderei bot irehen CT.
men auftrag fir mcbrcrc blrnoert
GROCER 8lafote ous9cfiibrt; Oieielben
iinb ol,f sepobenem Stoffc georuft
ltno ocrfiinbcn Serrnonns bier grobc
Gage, Den &arnipoI an O., TO-, H..
rn6 IL Irgrlt.
-Gos 9ifnif Der bicii9en fot6oli-
Iden Shlilc, nebIt @a3aor un0 glt6re
urrterboltung, mclhes om 8fingit.
montog ab9ebolten Dur0G, erireltte
lid eincs oubergelp0bnlih 5ablrci6en
8eiu6S iiber los Scrioncu hetbeilig-
ten iid on Gn6re.
Serb. Seeming, bon SermanlL be.
fanb lid ont borieen Gonncrstag
bier, III @eidGften. &ic mir borten,
bat Serr Seping Die Abii6t ole Sobn
grinfer Sarm, iiiOlid bon bier. Su
faufen unb iid pieber blcibcno bier
niebcrlaiien. SIS nilrbe ms iebr
freuen, bieie bodgeiddstc 6on1ilie
ipicber gu unicren Witbiirgern o6bler
5n fonnen. Rbinelano &ecprb.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16

pOu gsrmauu, 1aaO.
erindt Gnd nm einen libe.
ralen Shell Cures Sanfse.
idaftes.
Seine 8anf fiderer
Seine 8anf f1ere,

-Sranf gggers befinoet iid &c.
genmGrtie ailf elmer @cihGftsreiie
ourrd Die iiibliden Staaten.
Oscar uno SRI. Siloa Sdaum.
burg, befanoen lid am gfingitmon.
tag, beiubspeiie, in Gbamois.
Cine 4noabl unierer iungen 2cllte
beiudten fiirslid ben Ball in Straiis
ner's @rope.
Man periu9e ben Bon Con &af.
fee, ben beiten 9affee pelder iemals
fiir Csc. pro Sfunb offeriert wnroe.
gu perfaufen BEL S. s. Selmcrs.
-6ral 8m. S. gramer unb Sraa
@m. apel, bon fredericksburg. mo.
rem porise ISOLDE bier, auf 9eiud bel
gerpanoten.
SRI. Caroline 9edmann unb De.
rem Sonntaesidultlaiie batten an
lesten Sreitas cir, 9itnif i'm bieiieen
Staotparf.
SRI. @aria Sredmann unb
Sobn Sre6mann maren om letten
9ienstag. als 8dite, auf Der Sod.
Starfe Sod5eit, in Gbamois.
Or. %. 6. 8eiiel begleitete am
Oorisen Sreitag Srau Sranf Soft
ntann nod Ct. 2ouis, mo iid Die.
ielbe iest i'm 0%iafoniiien Soipital
inter 8ebanolung befinoet.
-Srol, 8m. Gardner, @m. @ai.
bel uno Satin Srou 6. 8. go,tng,
Srau Quif uno I. g. CASPER unb
Satin, bon 8osconobe, moren ON
lebten Iontag bier, Tim bem fatbo.
liideu Sdulpifnif beiauluobnen.
Mtg. 8egcrlant lrb Satin rel
itch out ICBten Sonntag nod alton,
Sis. lur hcI, 8raouotions . Heb.
ulgen nm Der Upper Altun Itilitar
SlfobemD hriauoobnen. Sbr Sobn
Nor!lon lit ciHcr Der @robuirenoen
-Senrp 8ontnte unb Sanlilie.
bon Salnlage, gtebr., pel6e porigG
@ode in Big Berger, bel Serrr
0amme's SHUTTER, auf Seilld gene.
len poren, Iinb nod Wt1sfogee, Sflo
gcreilt, I'M Serrn 0amme's griiberr
ebenfalls einen @elud ab3uItattcn.
-aacm 4nidein nad iino oil
Slide iest bel gutter 2allne gum an
beiBen, benn mir iaben in lettere'
3eit nielc Sermanner idmer belaoei
bonn Siidfang beimfebrenb. @i
miiiien es nGditcns audi einmol Der
iuden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-16
Odsner unb NantiIic

Charles Sdsner irn6 SantiIie
iparen an1 pereangenen Sonntae Die
@dIte bon gbp. 9an5 unb @attin, in
Union.
-eoear Sbenbais, bon 81. /. lit
ON porigen Sonncrstag nam Ga
Gross, aan.. eereiit, Inn Den Cont
mer iibcr bort 5i bleiben.
SRI. Gbitb Gamer, bon Setter
ion Gitp, mar gu gnoe Der borigen
ISOLDE bier, auf 9cil6 bel ibrer
Ssreunoin, SRI. glice gtaiie.
-YaItor n. &asmann tauitc an
letter Sreitog bas Sobnben bon Or.
8m. Scllenituettcr. Der &leinc er.
belt Die Iamen 2erop @illiom.
-Srou Gbriit. 6luetid iino 6rall
Sern1ann 9auunitarf, poren mcb.
rerc Gage Der pprigen ISOLDE in Geip
Slorence, ionic aud in montgomery
Gitp.
@enn Sbr cine Saiie 8aifec pom
G,lalitGt gu baben iuiinibt, barn pro.
biert SohnS s.. SelmerS ,Splen.
Dit" gu 30c. lnb Bon Con" alt 25c.
pro Sfuno.
-Gonrao 81. Rlleoiger bot iid) an,
0ienstog nod ct. 2ouis begebcn, ais
9eleent Der bieiigen 2oee Der eagles
alif Der Staats : &onpention Der
Gaeles, iuelde sort itattfinoet.
Saul Monie ST. uno @attin ba.
ben ibr Sobn6en am lesten Suns.
tag nad) Sefferrion Gitp eenonmlcn,
mo iit Der 8leine, unter Gratlider
8ebanolung, I'M Soipital befinoct.
Die gpansl. ct. Sobannes sc.
meinoe, in SpisS, miro ibr Mtiiions.
felt om II. Illeuit feiern. Sober.
mann lit ber5Iidit eingelaoen; Die
Der &ebner 0es Cages ucrOen
ipdter acknowledgement iperben.
Saul 9afidies. bon grofet,
gal. mar mehrrre Gage auf 9ciuf)
BEL biciiaen Gerpanoten. Saul belief
oct cine quite Stelle bel Der Galifor-
nia Satpoii Sugar &efinerp, in
Grofet, ut,b befano iid auf Ger &eiie
nah Gbieoeo, in @eiddfte1 rbiger
sSirina.
-0ie nei1lide, ausaiebige 0clung
urierer StraBen bot bieielbcn IN eli.
men ibealen 3uitano beriest. Sn 3u-
funft, tperlr, Dos Del bonn &ob Der
Sreiie berabseltiegen lit, iolltcn
Die Sauptltraben im Gountp aud &C.
olt perben. 8er gut idmiert (ooer
olt), Der f6brt aud gut.
-automobile iino iest bier 10
5a1lreid, bab es ratbiam eriheirt
bon Seiten oes Stootratbs cine Ser
%iammlung aller @dnner 81 berufen,
meld)e irgeno mie art IutoS %intcrci-
liert iinb. 3Def Der Seriommlllng
ipGre Die @riinoung elmer sur grtbei-
lung bon SnItrnction I'M giegcn nln
Straben : @fen, oie @ren5c Ser er.
laubten SSabreei6pinbigfcit, Der &c
nnltlttg ,rb Der &ontrolle Don Nr,tn.
Sanpcn, iomie bleles @noert 5ur Ser.
Giltlng bon ltnIEilen.
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Sullipan, 800, famcn am poriger
Sreitog bier all unO iinb Die 8altt
ibrer Germonbten S. SelmenOad rnr
@ottin. Serr @rni lit ein geterar
ocS 9iireerfrieges unb bot nit Serrr
Seimetoa6 in oenllelben &cgimeil,
geoient. @r nobm Sbeil al Der
S6la9ten bon G%bidomauga uni
Chattanooga, mllroe IN lestere1
Shlodt gefangen genonlnten rno be
fonb lid 6 Wonote lang in Ganptll'
@ef6nsniB, in Sirginien.
Sim Soploe unb 8. 8. SELLING
fomen an porigen 9onnerstog. pc
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bierber. Serr Selling lit Gin aail
bibat fir Dos antt oes Sbcriiis BOZ
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berung ieiner &moibatrlr ~beiddftigi
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