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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-21
From MIR. Stewart

To the People of Pickens County:
While words fail me to fully express
my heartfelt thanks to the people of
Old Pickens county for the honor shown
me and confidence placed in me by elect
ing me to the responsible position of
Clerk of Court, l want to tell you all
that appreciate it as much as any ,nan
possibly could. / will show you by my
acts in the Office better than can tell
you that am grateful.
Now that am elected l will be clerk
of all the people and will try to treat
everybody fair and with courtesy.
| beg to remain your humble servant.
0. S. STEWART.
September 15, 1916.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-21

There is molasses and there are mo-
lasses, but Pickens county sorghum is
the best of all. Tom E. Porter, who
lives few miles above Pickens, last
week presented us with some of the
hnest we ever tasted. They say Mr..
Porter has awide reputation for making
good molasses and we are here to tell
you ne deserves it. This he gave us
had just been made and it was cooked
TO queens taste. Mr.. Porter will
make about six hundred gallons this
year, besides what he will make for his
neighbors.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-21
Pleasant Grove News

This section was visited by fine rai,
September IA. 1t was badly needed fol
sweet potatoes and turnips and of course
it was good for other crops as well,
Fodder pulling is the order of the day
here, but will be over in few days,
as the crop was very short at best.
w. L. Green of this place killed a rat
tlesnake few days ago that Ameasured
/, a IL feet long and had thirteen rattles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Moody of this
section left about two weeks ago for
Dayton, Va, where Mr.. Moody will at
tend normal singing institute. We
are sorry to have them leave us. Grow
er is a good organizer and singer. We
extend good luck to them while away
and wish them safe return. .s
Rev. j. E. Foster baptized ten con-
verts at this place Sunday, September
lO-nine young men and one young lady.
Thirteen were added to the church dur
ing the recent series Of meetings. Bro
ther Foster has been pastor at this
church about nine years and has done a
great work.
1t is rumored that John T. Woodside
of Greenville is contemplating building
lake and big hotel on the land he
owns in this section. There is no doubt
but that this would be good invest
ment for Mr.. Woodside as he now owns
the highest point for hotel and the
deepest hollow for q lake. You can
view Greenville very plainly from the
mountain where the hotel would be
built and down in the valley below is
where the lake would be built. Wehope
the report is true and would like to talk
to Mr.. Woodside about it
Mr.. Editor, the writer heard man
say the other day that certain candi-
date was one of the rottenest men in
the state. We believe the man is not
as rotten as politics and politics is not
as rotten as some men who vote. A
man cannot vote for his choice without
someone commenting shout who he vot-
ed for, nor can he go to the polls with
out some rascal trying to change his
mind and get him to vote for some
other fellows choice, and unless he can
read the poor fellow cannot tell who he
voted for. Will someone please tell the
writer whether this is honest or fraud?
Gentlemen, l say it is dishonest, and
who can dispute the facts?
A FARMER
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-21
Griffin News

Messrs. j. R. j. Anthony, Henry and
George Leslie, Mrs. Caroline Harbin
and Miss Lizzie Anthony visited Mrs.
Harbin's daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Cope,
in Barnwell county last week. They
made the trip in Mr.. Anthony's car.
A large crowd of Griffin people spent
Saturday at Table Rock and the day was
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Ada Craig and children, S. Fl.
Brown and w. E. Hendricks visited
relatives in Spartanburg county Satur-
day and Sunday.
CLASSY Mountain school will close
Friday.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-21
Anderson Phosphate & Oil Co.
w. T. FARMER, Secy.

NERTILZER isn't as high as
IL you heardi it was. You can
buy our Fish and Blood
goods for the same money you
would pay for the cheap goods.
When it is all the same price,
get the best. Get the Fish and
Blood goods.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-21
ION PRIOBSG one DOLLAR PER YEAR
From Mr.. DOminick

TO the People Of the Third Congressional
District: N., A
l am deeply grateful to you for your
confidence and trust in nominating me
for congress. t.t}i:g
AS your congressman, will give the
r y that is in me to the best interests
my district, state and country, and
use my utmost endeavors to fill the Of
tice with credit to myself and honor to
the district, and thereby measure up to
the expectations of my frien'
Again thanking you, l am
Sincerely yours,
(Signed) FRED. H. DoMlNIcK.
Newberry, S. c.. &i.a0
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-21
When Louis Copel' Thought
the Devil Had Him
DID you ever hear Louis Copel tell
- about the first time he evar asxv


~ about the first time he ever saw
Q negro? Most everybody around here
knows Louis. He has been conducting
store here for many years and is the
only Jew in Pickens, except his boy
Jacob. Louis was born in Russia and
lived there until he was about 19 years
old, when he came across the ocean and
landed at New York, where he worked
several weeks in section Of the city
where there are no negroes. He never
saw negro in his life until he went to
Atlanta, Ga.
}5t Since he could remember Louis SAYS
his mother had taught him that if he
were not good boy the devil would
get him. She described the devil as
being big black fellow with kinky
hair, big black mouth and white, shiny
teeth. While he had picture of the
devil firmly fixed in his mind, Louis
wasn't thinking about him when he got
to Atlanta. But when he walked out of
the depot there the first thing he saw
was a long string of negro hackmen,
and when two of them rushed up to
Louis and each grabbed his suitcases he
thought he was goner and the devils
had him sure. At this time he couldn't
speak word of English, but hundred
thoughts flew thru his mind in second.
In this second Louis says he decided
that he had spent too much money COM
ing over here to let the devil get him SO
soon, and besides, he was too young to
go to hell, anyway.
Louis had suitcase in each hand and
negro had hold of each one trying to
get him to go in their hack. Being
afraid to turn his possessions loose,
Louis says he raised his foot and kicked
one devil in the stomach and he doubled
up and wilted like the last rose of sum-
mer, but he was not quite so fragrant.
With one hand now loose he hit the other
devil under the chin as hard as he could,
and from what happened to that negro
Louis must have outshone Jess willard
in those days. About this time third
devil saw whatwas going on and grabbed
Louis by the back of the neck, but he
no, sooner did it than q white man
knocked him loose from the ground.
The police arrived on the scene about
this time for an explanation, but as
Louis. couldn't speak English he couldn' t
explain. 1t looked like gloomy time
for the recent arrival and he was about
to be take 70 the police station when
someone tn light about getting an in
terpreter, w.!o succeeded in understand
ing Louis tale and explained it to the
crowd All laughed and Louis was
hero He then showed the officers
letter of introduction which he had and
they directed him to the party to which
it was addressed. 1t proved all right
and Louis breathed sigh of relief at
his release from the devils.
We expect the sure -enough!"old boy"
would have had hard time taking
Louis that day. 4,n.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-21

and my prayer is that all who are inter
ested in the welfare of the boys and
girls of Pickens county will unite their
strength and energy in this great cause
and endeavor to raise even higher our
standards of morality and love of coun-
try. f. VAN CLAYTON.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-21
A Dangerous Precednt

MY. Editor: would like to comment
some on the last primary if you will
permit me to- do 80. | first want to
quote to your readers portion of Rule
IL.
Each applicant for enrolment ehall
in person write upon the club roll his
fuii name and Immediately thereafter
his age, occupation and postoffice ad-
dress, and if in city or town shall
. write the name of the street and the
number of the house in which he re-
sides if such designations exist in said
city or town. If the name be illepible
the secretary shall write the name be-
meath the signature of the applicant.
In the event of the inability of the ap-
pllcant to write he may make his mark
on the roll, which shall be witnessed by
the secretary or other person then hav-
ing the custody thereof and the secre-
tary shall in the other requirements. I"
ask this question: Why go to all
TINS trouble of having these books of
enrolment and make all these require
ments of the individual voter and at the
same time have another law to upset
the whole thing? That is what / saw
take place the 18th of this month at
Easley, S. G. Men who had not en-
rolled on the club roll according to the
rules of the democratic club were no.
titled to be there and were given orders
from circuit judge which gave them
the right to vote. am informed that
there were seventeen who did not en-
roll on the club book who voted at Eas-
ley. These men, am informed, were
anti-Blease. Now you can see why R.
l. Manning was nominated or was lead
ing Blease by 1000 votes.
1t is claimed there are 1900 boxes in
the state. Well, say three, or an aver
age of three, voted at each box. That
gives over 1000 votes for Manning. I
am confident this trick was secretly
+, planned and carried out. How easy it
was for anyone to get a batch of orders,
get Judge to sign them, get out on
the streets and highways and tell these
men who hadn't enrolled to be on the
spot the 18th and he would see to it
that they could vote, the card still up
his sleeve. When the time came he
could take out his order, signed by a
Judge, write their names thereon, take
them to the voting box and vote them
Nice trick, isn't it?
am no prophet, but suppose Blease
oCu
from the anti-Bleasites (knowing also
1.-THE different men under indictment all
over the state for buying votes) con-
clude to get an order from some Judge
to ignore the primary and the demo
cratic rules. What then?
1t would be launched through the
press that Blease has bolted the pri
mary and appealed to the negro for
votes. Would you blame the negro for
voting for him? Blease will have
better chance at the negro vote than
Alex Haskell did. That is what the
anti-Tilmanites did. 1t would be treason
to do it now. Hence the heading of
this communIcation-A dangerous pre-
'cedent0
These same anti-Tillmanites, anti-re-
formers. anti-Bleasites set that prece-
dent. Was it right then, Brother Anti;
would it be right now? That is the
great question at the present time.
If you will permit me, Mr.. Editor, l
will write later on Ben Tillman, Nc
Laurin, W. j. Talbert, Cole Blease and
others. JOEL, Fl MILLER
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-21
Congressional Vote

. Following is the vote in the second
primary in the race for congress- in the
Third district. This vote is official with
the exception Of Oconee and Mccormick
counties, which are practically correct.
1t will be seen that Dominick won by a
ma inrifu of O7dQ ,no&on.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-21

majority Of 2749 votes,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-21

" Walter CantrelI of.route 3 was in town
on business Monday.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-09-21
Vote For Solicitor

J.,Robt. Martin defeated D. w. Smoak
by majority of 2, IB7 votes for solicitor
of the Thirteenth Judicial circuit. The
official vote is as follows:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-08
amtseiufiibrnmg bes neien Gaitors
Der ct. SpAannis @enteinbe.

0a6iten Sonntae abeno 1nt 1913
l1br introduction slug. 8olff ols oellt=
Ider Saitor Ser ct. Sobonnis Sc
meinoe eingefiibrt meroen. 9aitor
$. s. Gon1berg bon MuItin, Seros,
miro oie Capitalization bol5ieben. Die
@lieoer uno 6reunoe Ser @emeinoe
limo ber5li6lt eingelooen. Die @obl
oes Serrtt Gaitor @olff 5ltn1 8aitor
Der @emeinbe bot i6on Dor einiger
3eit itattgefunoen unb 1T iebt be-
ltatigt porben. Yaltor @olff mor
lett latt9erer 3eit an Ser SSobonnis.
Stride tatig urlb bot ii6 piele 5rellr-
De bier e%rtporben. Set 6en gooe
Baitor SSortmonn's bot er oos
Bforromt CUR a1gemeinen 3ufrie=
oenbeit Der @erneinoe per1paltet.
8ir %gloltben, DOB Goitor Sartmorn
IN ibm einet l~piiroigen Nadfolger
befomtnen bot,
9emno6it miro ou6 oie @obl Ell
ttes enelii6en 8oItors ser @emeinoe
~bol5o9en fDer0e1t.
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gns Ierieu.

aus Sabana miro gemeloet,
Sippolito 8iaa, Der 8ruoer oes
observation-disclosures, lei BORT, auf
8eranlaiiung .oes omerifonild)en
@%eianoten, inter Der 8eiduIoiqlinq
perbaftet moroeu, oaB er cine g.
Ienbobn nabe 81 8alo i6mer qeIdd.
oigt babe.
Die @auIeiel. oie Gen. @iQa
golobeIa0en nod Der @rense qe.
ididt baben ioate, eripeilen iid) ols
nmbelaoene Maultiere, Die @unition
boleu Ionteu.
8iaa Ioa Sen Mirenort 9oqll.
no gepliinoert uno Die arbeiter aus
Der Belagios @ine, oie amerifa
llern gebort, binausgeiagt baben.
er fpoae nidt, 6aB cine alnerifani-
Idle Dime in @etrieb bIeibe, ioG er
erfl1rt boben.
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Ieras.

Ser in Der Iabe bon Corpus
Gbrilti in 9rano eeratene rieiiae
8asbrnnner miro einem Gulfan
niebr uno nlebr 1bnIid. 9urd Ell
men am Montag erfolgten @nsrpurf
bon 8eiteinmoiien muroe ssad
9ople, melder mebrere bunoert SuB
bonn arater fpegltano, Inn lid1 oas
intereiiante Sdauipiel ananieben,
~aleoergeiporfen nno Idmer am aopfe
nerlett.
Ser 9aptiiten : 8reoiqer s.
Wt. eagle 81 Sherman muroe ON
Wortag bon elmer Srau Mnna Ssauft
gelboiien uno totlid perfpunoet. Gin
babel itebenber t~5iobriger Ssltnge
erbielt cine argel in Den linfen
4rm. 8rau TnuIt f~ellerte fiinf
Sdiiie a6, bon oenen 3tpei Sen 9re-
bigger trafen. 9ie Srolt bebaliptet,
Dab Der @eiitIide @erlenmounaen
geget tie in llmIauf aebradt babe.
aommiiiar Soffmann jr. bonn
g8itre 5ooo oito 9rua Departg
ment" iagt in ieinem Sabresberidlt
oaB er unb feline @eamten nabreno
beg Sobres 1896 Snipeftionen uno
LOB demide analpien ausgefiibrt
baben, 102 anflagen muroen erfo-
ben uno 80 &eriirteilungen befuirft
9oftmdnn ilbt l6arfe Gritif an ben
Sdladt6aufern uno empfieb(t cine
mihicipale &ontroae oerieIben; er
1T Der Inliflt, 6oB Shlahtbauier,
Die itldt inter elmer berartiqen Be
aitfii6tigung iteher, cine IpesieGe
Sisens pom Staate BADEN ioQten,
uno oaB oieie 9i5ens allf Ser Stelle
6nriid5urufen lei, lobalo ole betref-
fenoen ionitaren 8eitinrmungen Der
leBt miir0en.
Der Seitat beItdtiete am Mon-
tag Die @rnernling bon @uq. alei-
nede gum Boltmeifter BON Sitdcod
Sir Ole Some Economics
Weef", pelfe an Der SeraS Timber.
litdt 81 Muffin bonn IA. big 19. Seb.
obaebnlten miro, lit elm reidJboIti-
ges uno> intereiidnes 8ro9romm
aufgeIteat. eine Gn5a6l Gortr6ae
iperoen bon perihieoenen aitsm6rti-
gen grofeiioren iiber Staot . anIa.
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L.okaIes.
M1ts Ser StaSthaQe.

SSt ser leeten Sieure muroe Dem
Gtaotrate cine bon etna bu1t6ert
@iirgern, Die in ooer IN Der gedbe
bon Ser @robanot ctr. pobnel1, UNI
terfdriebene Yetitipn 1tnterbreitefl
IN mel6er oieielben gegett oie Gr-
rtAtung oes ItGbtiI1en gerbren-
nanggofens ouf Dem BON $. s. @o-
genfebr Der Staot gum &anf onaebo-
fenen Mder 2anb proteltieren; oie
Hetitior muroe porldufig Dem aomi-
te- fir Sanitatspeien CUR geelltad-
tnng Iberpielen.
4ngebote our @rri1tung zines
2ofpenfdfigs I'M Breckenridge 8arf
mliroen Bis gum IA. Sch. eingefor=
bert; na6 ben Spe3ififationen mer=
Den orei @ierteI oes sur grbaultfg
notigen @ilens bon Ser Gtabt aus
Dem Sunoomente oes nieoergeriiie-
lle1 Itaotiihen GranfenbanIes gelie-
fert.
@uf @ntroe oes @einnobeitsrates
iuuroe Die S6lieBunq zines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an Ser @or-
ter StraBe %afeeoronet, ga ste
2eitung oes Snititute perablanmt
bette, Die borgei6riebenen @erbin-
0lflgelt nit Dem itabtiiden 4bfluB=
fallale bor5unebmer1. Gem @race
lutheran Sonitorium muroe oie gr-
lalbtlis beipiligt, Elm @oipital 8llr
9elllng tuberfuloier 8erionen an
Solttb 3ar5amora Str. gu eroffnen.
angebote 5ur grbauung zines
M~bfluBfanals an Ser Nogolitos ctr.
Dlroen geoffnet nno oem itaotilden
Srtgenie1tr CUR gegutadtitng iiber-
t%uiele1l.
Cine bon Ser Staot eeeen sic sc.
6. & &. 8abn aneeItrengte Sda-
oeteriatflage I'M getrage Bon $500
iultroe onrd einen 8erelei1 NIT ser
9abngefelibaft beenoigt.
Die bon Der Gtanoaro 9apina
SO. oltsgefibrten 9fIaiterarbeiten an
Der Ret-8rannfeIs Mbenle fpur6en
nngefomrlen uno cine 8etition eur
Mnlage ienes 4bfluBfonols an ser
9eb1ten StraBe CUR tpeiteren gern-
fung suriifgeIeet. Sic it1otiide
2obnliite BON $237.60 biz gum 81.
San. matroe gebiuigt nno ste @us=
5ablung bon $709.66 an ssrnu Mc-
Sntofb fir 5000 an itaotiIde Sc
fa1gete gelieferte Mabl5eiten arlae-
oronet.
Dos Mnieitic Sbeater Ioiuie vgbe
gsogiie" erbielten Grlallbnis, eleftri-
ide S9iloer ON Der Souiton Straba
on5iibringen.
aommiifar Stepes lit nod orei-
tpobentlider Mbmefenbeit suriidge-
fehrt uno Die aommiilion mar gum
erifen Male feit einigen @ohen in
ple1o~ beriammeIt.
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MITerIef.

2lP SDulIID SsO1lfnt1Qre
ihloiien nit Der San Intonio @al
fer4@eielldaft einen 5ebnlabrigen
Sontraft fir Die @alierperlorgung
oes gountp @ef6ngniiies ab. Das
Gountp be5abIt ben monatlifen Be-
traa BON $40 uno lit oafiir gum
iabrliden @ebrau1 BON 100000
8a1onen @aiier beredtigt. Soate
oieies Guantum iiberl1ritten fper-
Den, oann bat oos Gonntp fir ben
MebrDerbralid) BON ie 1000 @aao-
men cine Grtrabe5ablllng bon 81
Gents SIT leiIten.Z Geparaturen an
Der 8ernette. ionic an Ser @olff
SanoltraBe mllroen ~angeoronet uuD
Die 4us5abllng BON $5,53f.25 an
Die 8. q. Sores Contraction SO.
fiir Mrbeiten an Gobert 8. Green
&ofpital beiuilligt. 5 aiibe fplrr-
ben fir Die gerar Gountp sSarm
gum Yreiie BON $3.50 pro aopf
angefauft.
Sid auf einen Brief bon Sue
nep Bros gteip gorf, berufeno, oie
beo~eutenoiten S~eioenaDaaren so
brifanten I'M 2anoe, oaB es linen
on 5drbemateriaI feblt uno iofuoI
Die Seioen, mie ale Die anoern ssn-
ouitriem, Die tire @aaren fGrben,
empfin0lid 81 leioen baberl, NIT ser
Iuslidt, ibre Jabrifen 81 ldlieBen,
bat SEER IItranoer Sosfe
nnlercm Observation-Disclosures
Sames 6. Staeoen geidrieben fiir
cine Ginite1unig Der Munitionsliefe-
rungen an England ein8ntreten, 70
lnrge gnglano Ser @infubr bon
51rbitoffen aus 0eutidlano Sdymie-
rigfeifen IN ben gseg leet uno bieIi-
&c Snouitrien ib1oigt. sesn ieinem
Brlefe iagt Serr Sosfe utter g[n.
BERN: lie Mnnition, oie mir nadI
englano i6ifen tragt MIR oa3u BET,
nnlere Tertil Snoultrie al Der.
nidten. Ser 8erfouf non Muni-
tion lit elm regelredtes @elh1ft, al.
lem liitlere 8ertll-Sa0uItrie lollta
ebeflfaaS bonn rein geid1ftIidcr
Stanopunft ans behanoelt fperoen.
Cine an8ab[ @eiddftsIe1te
bate fir Montaq 0a6mittag sic
9lreftpren Der bieiigen Sanoelsfam.
nter 81 elmer 8eratung ins Meen.
ger SoteI eingeIaoen, nm brihieoe.
ne widtige anaelegenbeiten NIT ben.
leIben 5u beipreden. Ga oie Diref.
loren oieie GinIaoung erit omSams.
tag gegeu 4ben6 erfnIten battet
mo es oenielben unm6alih mar
fdfnfntlid 5n erideinen, muroe oieft
@elpredJuiig auf ibren @nnl6 biz
@ittfpod perIhoben.
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Die ON Sonltaa bon 0ul

Ste attt Samltag bon Bun=
oesbeamten in Ser MaIdinenmerf-
ftatte bon Sobn Sarriion an ser
Siio=9reia StroBe oltsgeerobe1len
orei @inma1eglaler entbielten I'M
ge5ei6netes 9apiergelo I'M 8etroge
bon $28,000; Sic Musarobltnaen
tperoen meiter f~ortaeiebt 90 mon
eloubt, ooB Sorriion Elm 0rittel ser
BET Dem 8abrraltbe in 8eit=@irgi-
MEN gemo6ten 8eute bon 100000
erbtelt.
9ie 9eros Sererperii6erungs=
aommiiiion 81 Iultin perfiiete, ooB
Die 5eueriideruttes : @eieli6aften
alien 8olice-Saltern in San Mntonio
einen Habatt BON Orei gro5ent In
folge oes bier angeri6teten GERM
gen Seueribaoens 5u bepiaigen bot
ten. 9ieie orei 8ro5ent erlparen
ben gerii6erten oie Slirnme bon
$4,000.
Die Grnennltne otto Broc-
gers bon San 4ntonio gum stpei-
ten aiiiitierenben General 8olt-
meiiter mtroe anl Montoa bonn &C.
nat beitdtigt.
= General 5unIton bat iid 6ereit
erflart, ein militarii6es l1ebunas-
lager fir @el11ftslerte in ser G6-
be bon Gan antonio ooer ouf ser
Declaration 81 2eon Springs al
etablieren, porousgeiett, boB itd ge-
fitgenoe S%eilnebmer oo5u attmeloen.
Sim Wontae friib puroe ser
Nferifaner Girelio &epes bon eirem
Nntomobil iiberfabren nno erlitt
ldDere Gerlebunaen. @r erlitt Ell
men 9ru6 beg re6ten Mrmes uno
tputroe ani6eineno innerli6 ldmer
berlebt, ioonB leine l1eberfiibrnna
nab Dem Soipitale n~otlpenoig MUIR
Be.
Gin bon Dem Chauffeur SO.
Duncan gefibrtes SitneD-@uto=
mobtl fubr am Wontag in oas
S6eufeniter bon Gbalflep Bros. an
Der Wain 4penlte. Durd ben On
praa mllroen oie Sniaiien oes gu-
tomobils beraltsgel6Ieuoert uno ser
ebanffenr ioDie 5tpei Der 9uifaeiere
@erleBungen baoolt.
Die ndhlte totale 6onnenfin=
iternis iDeroen norausiidtli6 bieIe
BON uns i'm Sabre 1925 nod erie
ben, fein ein8iger aber Sic oarauf
folgenoe, Die fir oas Sabr 2099I
angeiagt lit.
Snnge 0tao9en iollen iid niht
lpie Wfatronen an5ieben mdbreno
.lte Sraiien ni1t in 8adfii6 : &lei=
bern umberIaufen ionten, mabnt Ell
ne befannte S6riftlteqerin. Sic
lagt aber nidt, mas man in einem
vfreien 2anoe" 0aeegen tim fam.
- SIN Sitter bon 20 Sabren 1tar6
am Wontag 5rau Sarab Seimer i'm
ibres Sobnes sSobn Seimer
STE 8eri6ieoene mar in SEEM Or
geboren nno bate iib bis Dor
a1tr5em ibrer @efunobeit peeen in
goerne a~nfgebaIten.
Der @eiunobeitsrat miro sic
yanti Splitting" : Sroinar3 BON
ieet an gar5 energiid our6fiibren.
Spesiol6eamte iino an oen
MISREPRESENTATION Gunften Ser Staof
uno peroen 8erIonen,
Die 5eitenmege ourd Nus.
perunreinigen in Saft ne6=
men.
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8 esfaIIe.

ans 2onepietp miro gemeloet,
oaB 5ronlein Sottie Gpof lett
Sonntag nadmittae ipurlos per-
ldipnnoen lift. Cine ipItematiIde
Slt6e sur Guffinoling Der iunaen
Dame muroe oraonifiprt
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SeirafsihcIne. = Uebnriem.
Sp6csf6ne.
etrats{hei ne

9etratsiheile
Se1rD s. geo9er II. Marp 9aiip
gbner.
Sueo Marbod uno Seoipie 2oll-
ba1.
Dallas @offmonn uno 0ttilie Sol
iub.
8rit 9eieoert ullo @eltepiebe Cant
caiter.
CHARLES aill8el n,o 8rau g.. 81.
WoneD.
@obert 6. @ogncr u1ro Miloreo
3tnmermaf1n
antbonp S. eifing uno aoela
Sens.
SaDette Seem Ii. gliiabetb @oebel.
Eop S. 2%anpmam nno 2inon
Soeder.
So. $. @dcrrotb uro annc aa-
tbertne McMonogie.
@ebu IT
S. g.. aen5p uno 6rau, 3miain-
ge (&nabe ufro Maoden); Saul
gnrgitaller uno Srau, Elm Mao6en;
:. Veueebouer itno Sralt, Elm ano-
be.
EooesfdIIe.
Midael &obinonit, 81 Sabre;
Gorl &oeperle, 81 Sabre; Srou So
pbte Bfeiffer. "a Sabre; 5ran Gil,
ellie Sitter, 81 Sabre; Sacob Go-
tad, 40 Sabre; Sran 6. 3. aamp-
mann, 81 Sabre; 2ouis Sdasfu,
SO Sabre; Sbereie Snpperb, So.
Sabre; 5rau sc. 4. Mppler, SO
Sabre.
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9aar aebel, @obnbails. @en 9eIas
mare Ctr, $500.
Bm. 9obrotpolsti, n9ord~, 5praz
more Ctr; $3.50.
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8anmiuone.

San 4utonio, Ser, liz Gents.
@aloelton, geltern 1900 Gents.