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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-02-17
NOTICE.

All persons are warned not to dump
Rubbish in Egg Harbor Township
Violations will be vigorously prose-
cuted.
F. J. BOEHLY, Pres.
VIM. HAUENSTEIN, Sec.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1917-02-17
MANY PARTICIPANTS
EXPECTED IN OCNESTT

County Contest in Spelling and Rapid
Calculation to be Held in the Court
House, at Mays Landing, on Satur-
day, March 31st-Rules and Regu-
latiOns Governing the Affair-Cash
Prizes to be Awarded to Winners.
Also Two Beautiful remnants to
Districts Having the Highest Team
Averages.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
BAN ON RUBBER KITS
ENGLISH SURGEONS
Cannot Get United States Made
Gloves for Use in Surgical
Operations.

A serious shortage of rubber oper.
ating gloves has developed in England,
and unless the United States is allowed
to send greater supplies to that coun'
try there may be bad results.
The situation arises from the fact
that the Board of Trade has prohibited
their importation. The restriction must
be removed or diminished to keep the
supply equal to the demand Since the
restriction was imposed the army and
navy has been supplied with American
made goods under special license, but
even the naval and military surgeons
haven't enough, while the local hos
pitfalls are being forced to dangerous
eXpedients.
The British manufacturers could not
possibly supply the operating gloves re-
quired for the army alone, and as
these demands supercede the require.
ments Of the civilian surgeons the case
Of the latter Is untenable. The British
Medical Association has made an APP
peal to the Board of Trade urging IL
cense permitting the civil hospitals to
get supplies from the United States.
The hospital work throughout Eng.
land has grown to such enormous pro-
portions that the organization Of the
Royal Army Medical Corps is being re-
built TO fit the new conditions. A new
branch is to be established to deal with
questions directly affecting territorial
and temporary medical officers. The
new branch will collect information on
the many problems raised by the in
corporation Of so many civilian practi-
TONERS in the army medical service.
These civilian officers today constitute
eleven-twelfths of the army service
! and Is one Of the best evidences that
| England must now face the fact that
in every direction the drain upon her
man power has been severe.
The United States has already con-
tributed greatly to the medical work
on this side, and the outlook today is
that even heavier contributions will be
! required In the future.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
NAVY EXPANDS ITS
ACTIVITIES RAPIDLY
Not Tagging Behind the Army in
Preparing for Its Part
in the War.

With contingent in Franc" the
business OF raising great number Of
soldiers under the sclcctivc draft, and
the officers being turned ont nj the
training camps, army activities have
nycrShNdowud to large extent the
nnvN's lit In the war thus FER.
Hut The navy Is not tagging far hc-
hind, &c II can he called tagging nt NIL
Here Is The situation in the navy, gath
cred from official sources:
One hundred gud fifty new destroy
crs are % b" provided, in addition to
those now building.
Every reserve ship In the navy has
been fully manned, and great many
auXiliartrs have been added.
Since the day war was declared, the
whole coast of the United States has
been under constant patrol by naval
vessels uad oynrN port particularly
wcll anar'nl
Navy rnN,'wcuts have reached 1@t,-
600. T.n thousand National Naval
Noluntpprs "rr I'm service, in addition
to reserve torcc OF $4,000 men.
Contracts Hnyn been placed for every
destroyer Chat the Yards of the country
can huUd. New construction records
orn looked for both in the number of
ships bull. and the time required for
buildinr Thorn.
Some %3GO0-ton supcrdrcadnnughts
are being built--thc exact number is
not stated.
Five 35.OOO-ton battle cruisers, the
| largest ana swiftcSt ever contemplated
! by any nation in the world, are under
| construction.
Six formidable scout cruisers are
J being completed.
Contracts have been let for many
needed nuxilinrlcs for the navy.
The navy sent the first contingent o1
the American armed force to France
a corps Of aviators which landed
June 8.
The Aeronautic corps of the navy
has been greatly enlarged, several
| new aviation bases have been estab
lished and men trained in the opera
ton of seaplanes, dlrigibles and Other
| types Of aircraft.
The Marine corps has more thar
doubled its enlisted strength.
A detachment of marines is now II
Europe under General Pershing's com
mand.
These are few of the things thu
navy has done so far. And they sa!
at the Navy Department they are jus
beginning to do things.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
SOCIETY NEWS

A business meeting of the U. A.
c. Woman's Faculty League was
held on Friday afternoon in the rest
room of the Agricultural College.
The U. A. c. Woman's Club en-
tertained at a dancing party at the
Bluebird hall Friday evening. The
hall was attractively decorated with
mountain ash berries. The commit
tee in charge were Mrs. S. O. Stew
ems, Mrs. John T. Game, III, and
Mrs. A. F. Carbon. Light refresh
ments were served. About fifty
couples were in attendance.
- 4. 4.
Mrs. Lee Thatcher entertained at
dinner Wednesday in compliment to
Mrs. Hannah Thatcher of San Fran
cisco and Mrs. Porter Danford, Of
Michigan. American roses graced
the table. Covers were laid for ten.
y y y
Mrs. Lettie Thatcher entertained
at luncheon Thursday afternoon in
compliment to Mrs. Hannah Thatch-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27

er and Mrs. Porter Danford who are
visiting in Logan. The rooms were
prettily decorated with roses. Mrs.
Thatcher was assisted by Mrs. Lee
Thatcher and Mrs. John Christian
sen. The following guests were
present besides the guests of honor:
Mrs. A. NJ. Clayton, Mrs. d. C. Bulge
Mrs. Henry Hayball, Mrs. N. w.
Kimball, Mrs. Anthem Anderson,
Mrs. Rhoda b. Cook, Mrs. Lee
Thatcher, Mrs. Kaddie Thatcher,
Mrs. Ann Hopkins, Mrs. Moses
Thatcher, Mrs. John Christensen,
Mrs. Marie b. Thatcher, Mrs. Luna
Y. Thatcher, and Mrs. S. ]. Jeppe-
sen.
s. 81 -
The Clio Club held their meeting
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Hy-
rum Hayball. plots and Play
wrights," by Edward Massey, was
ably read by Miss Allie Cox. Mrs.
Lois Hayball, chairman of the Clio
unit of the Red Cross, gave a very
interesting talk on Red Cross work.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
EnaIish Channel Shallow.

In It's deepest part the English chan
mel between Dover and Calais does not
exceed $50 feet, and for long distance
from the shore II does not exceed so
feet.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
Entertain Six Generations.

James Henry Brown of Lima, o.,
believed to be the oldest person in
Ohio, entertained six generations at
his one hundred and seventh birthday
party. Brown, who was born in slav-
cry, educated himself and is one Of
the most widely read men In Lima.
His eyeslght is as good as that Of a
man half his age.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
Easy TO Raise Sheep.

Sheep are docile, easily handled. will
live on greater diversity Of food, will
thrive on pastures earlier in the spring
and later in the fall and require less
grain than other stock.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
Spider Predlcts Victory,

Mrs. James Gates of Evansville, Ind,
found 10 spider web that had been
spun under peach tree in her back
yard md in the web these words could
plainly be seen: "War-U. S. Win"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
rurnina the Other Cheek.

"De trouble bout fohgivin' an en-
envy" said Uncle Eben, sis dat he's
liable not to 'preclate yoh fohgiye'
ness, an go on double-crOssin' Jes' de
same"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27
A Big Job.

Little Esther stood gazing a. the
sky, and turning to her mother, said:
mamma, how do you 'spose God ever
got that great big sky up there without
breaking it,"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-10-27

I.,, 49,, "-'' '''''' ''.@"
''Sl'Iel''S
''' '''p"'' entertained ON
..'' "'.''"""" i"s'' I'D hoHor OF
''-' '',''' u"ua"'yr houlsrs birth
'"'' me rooms were rretlily dec
''"''" ia COSMOS. candy making,
/ games ana dancing were the feature
OIL the afternoon Ten little guests
"er present
=
Mrs. Fay Whitney entertained the
members OF her sewing club Thurs
| day evening Dainty refreshments
were served to twenty members
= . i
Mrs. Hanna Calihan announces
the engagement OF her daughter,
Kathryn Marie, TO James stephen
Hansen. The wedding to take place
toward the end OF Noyembyr
= i -
Mr.. Bllyne II. Alexander and Mis-
Edith Thomas who were married on
in salt Lake City They viii make
their AOuy i'm Logan
:. :, -
4 number on tho school mates OF
| Miss Mary Dulun gave h.I delight
| Music and games were INDUCED in
/ during the evening. a dainty lunch
was served.
& s. i:
The Nubyca Society met again on
| Monday in the Mechanic Arts build
| ing where they continued making
candy for Christmas boxes for the
soldier boys.
s. ai -
Master Elton Knapp entertained
Tuesday evening for six of his little
friends in honor of his birthday. The
little guests were served refresh
ments followed by a theater marty.
i. - y
The Periwig Club presented Sam
Average" the patriotic one act
play Friday evening on the east cam
pus at the U. A. c. for the studentl
and general public.
y y 4.
The Junior class of the Agricul-
tural College entertained at dane
ing party Saturday evening in the
Smart gymnasium. About forty
couples were in attendance.
T. = y
The Sigma Theta Phi Sorority en-,
tertained at dinner Thursday even
| ing in compliment to the Misses
Bertha Thurgood and Isabelle Buck
Covers were laid for fourteen.
The Washington times., 1917-08-14
Modern and Gigantic Plant Now Nearing Completion
for the Chapin-Sacks Manufacturing Company
CREAM OF
ICECREAMS

Another secret of The Velvet Kind suc'
cess has been our ability to keenly anticipate
the needs and tastes of the public. Time and
again we have presented The Velvet Kind"
in an endless variety of Aavors and forms
such as frozen Dummies and chicks at Easter
time and turkeys and COLLINS for Thanksgiv-
ing, Santa Claus Stockings, ETC., for Christ
mastide, emblems for societies and churches;
in fact, something appropriate in frozen
dainties for all occasions.
The enterprising hostess can invariably as
sure the success Of her table by including some
frozen delicacies of The Velvet Kind,
which have long been recognized as whole
some food as well as delicious refreshment.
With the completion of our new home en-
bodying every available feature for minimiz-
ing manufacturing costs we hope to continue
to maintain our moderate and reasonable
prices for our quality product despite any
sharp advances in the cost Of raw materials
The entire outlay in new equipment repre-
sents great expenditure of time, labor, and
funds, all made with but one object, to in
sure to our patrons the absolute purity,
wholesomeness, and quality to be found
ONLY IN "The Velvet Kind"
The Washington times., 1917-08-14
THE WASHINGTON TINES TUESDAY: AUGUST IL 1917.


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The Washington times., 1917-08-14

Further interesting information
concerning WaShington's newest and
biggest industry of its kind viii APP
pear IN coming issues.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
gscltinOicr Ocr6uftct.

9}od0cm SomcS 92oioit Gin 30
Sabre oltcr 5ccmoun aus aingIton,
Somoico oie ilcinc Gohtcr bon
Sioac 0joloiten i'm 9oOcn bes @a-
tcrSn 9ir. 1913 GbonlcS-StroBe, in
iultirt bottc, lm0 scr gatcr iblieB-
li6 Den N}omn an oie 9uft icttc, 3og
0ieicr cine groBe Eiitolc ans ser "a
idc unO 6ielt tic Dem Siaac in's Csc.
iidlt. Foli5iit Reter Smpildc Ia6 Oen
Gor0ong. cntuafinete ocn Seenann
unO ocr6oitetc i'm @loion murOe in
Der oitlihcn Eoli5ei.Stotion bintGr
S6loB lmO 9licgel 6ef6rOert nuO
miro iif 6cite Dor ocrn Yoli5eiri6tcr
0crcHt mcgen glngrifiS nit Ser 9l6-
libt 81 icGicBen lno Grogens tootli-
der gSoiicn 81 perontporten boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

Gctrctcnc StiIlc bircin: SD llanht,
aoruoic, id) fonn SSbnen iibcr ol(cs,
mas Sic Diiion iDollcu. Die Bette gtls-
tnnit gcbcni bic liiugc 9omc 1T rieinc
Stouiite.
Gincn glugenblid bcrridtc Sntci-
ltillc, Damn ober 6rad Gin id)allcuOcs
@elddter aus. y9to, Gdncfc, "a ba'
ben Sic ii6 mil SSbrcm 9lllcrbcilia.
ten ia id6on IN bic 9rqlncllcll B}-
icst.~
Ger mo6tc Gin ganj crltaltiitcS Cjt.
iitbt: og8iclo ocnm2 Scbc id) mir
OdS gerinqfe inipaiIenOc Nort e..
lou6f2 limo ipcnn id) iaAc, oo0 iD
0ic ilnac Game bciraten mill, 10 i'll
OaS Ood) mcm beiligcr @rnlt lln0
liM 81 Seller ipenocno, nlbr er iort.
n9(bcr Gins nliiiicn Cir mir crtlGrcn,
Gins reritebc ic6 niht S8cm Sic oas
Slid babcn, Scr Better cincr 20 Cc.
5oubcrno i1onct aoriilc 3it icia.
mornn lino Sic ga nidt all ser 9opit
iro ii6crrcicbcit ibr iidt Gin @hs.
mcnbonquct, nic cs 9r6Bcr imo grub.
artigcr bon Der fiibnitcii Bboutaiic
mdjt ousgeoodt lpcrOcn fonn2"I
n9lus Dem iebr cinfoben Gjrri0,
mcil i'd nidjt puBtc, OoB mciuc Sou.
ihic, oic fir ciui9e 3cit at lncircr
Iontc al @ciuA fonnlt, ic6on bcite
aus Berlin cirtrciicn piirOc."
Gomefc botte poli oicIcn @ortcn IL
Der Sauptio6e MIR Berlin" ac65rf.
,gllio bod ans Berlin, oaS babe ii5
mir, ais id Die Soilette IND Sen Sui
fab, gicid gcOod1t. sSdb por iogor
CRIT in @criu9nng, on Ynris 5r glau.
bert 70 tothif iiebt Sbr 8rdlllein
@ouiine ans ~ llio lie pir0 iGngerc
3cit bier bleibcu2"
D&crmirtlicb einigc g9odcn, aob
cr 10 gleiNbiiltig pie inr .uogiid,
sur llutport III Der Sofjnmlh oos
ibla iInangcncbmc @ciprdd) ooOitr4
GIL idnclliten al bceiOeh Ger Iifa
fcia ibnl bierbci obnlnlgslpS 5n &ilic.
$50 mill Gu0 NAL mas iuacil"
licN cr irb BON Ger Gboiiclonluc Scr,
aui Der CT cs iiN bcaucut gGnaNt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19
(5. fSortiebung.)

8leid 0aratf nobnci Die 9crren
IN ocn beboqlid6en Sciieln neDelan
8las, un0 MN fano 9omcre aud enc.
lid, @clegenbcd, iein glbenteiIer, iuie
er es namitc, 81 er5dblcn: nSSd mar
nlf Der 8nbn, id batte einen ieDr
ipidtiecn 8rief geid)ricben Der iuibe'
oinet nod nit oem glbenO5uD fort
muBtc
,g9en 6uUcn Cir oem oicics Nlll
onqcpumpt2" frogtc Elm aonero0,
im0 0oB er oumit ouS ridjtige Ictrof'
fen bate, betpies mir 81 oeutli1 rie
g'erleQenbeit, Die &omefe ploblidj be.
fiel.
qlber oie onocren id)alten: o@ir
pnnlpcn bod aud, lab i'm bod MN
cHolid) er3dbleii, ionit crfabren ipir ia
ME ettuas"
n9llio, id1 mar 5lr 9obn gcgangen,
i'd bottc cineu iebr piHtieen @riei
0eldrieben ~"
Ser nubcoinat nod nit sem
gIbenoSig fort mabte," crg1n5ie Der
eide Den Sab
aomcfc fab gan5 iiberraid5t dlif:
~gsoDcr piIien Sie 0as2 9tb ic, ia
ric6tig, oos cr3ablte io5 iAon 9llio
i1 mar auf Der gabn, ilno gcrooc als
i'd con Dem Boitbureaii auf Den 9Bcr,
ron 3uriidgebc ldiiit Gin 3ug in bic
Salle. SD ondlte, es ipiiroe oiellciGt
elm @efannter auslteigen nit Dem idJ
ben @eg sur StoOt gemciniorl 5l.
riidlegen fonnte, flIr8 iulo plt, id
qiug oen 3ug. ols er bielt, cntlane
uno oo fab idj oiie"~
,syennDl" rief oos 9obp gan5 er-
ic6roden. gtun mar es nit eineia
9l}ol flar, oas fcuntc ia mir ieine
Goiliine gcpeien iein, Die bellte o6enO
olgefonunen iDor
gtieinono erriet oci iDobren 2uidp.
mcn9ong 0ieles9Iusrilfcs, ,ielbitSdlocT.
iel nid)I Der iuliBte mobl, ooB Der
Ndmera0 cine 8crwnnOte eripnrtcts,
ober oen giomcn bate er ibn iliat
qenannt. pile glorbtcn jeet, icl6it oos
@abD wolle oen perlie0tcn auluett
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

Wicuibeu ionocrn ouc9 oie 9diiicr
ouf ocm 9opf."
og3u, Ole iperoer boffentIib nidlt
10 pcrriidt iein mic Sic," lcbnit Ger
eide sd ipobne iebt poricrsc,
penn i'd morgcn bier 8rcppcn bod
fiettcrn iolI, oaiiir oonfc ih. lmO
oonu nid6t mol Gin Siitl gte, Odrols
miro nidts, oo beidmcrc ic6 mid i'm
@orouS bel Der 9oupoli5ci.
u9cribigcn sic iicl ood), riaf SEA,
mcfc, 0id) mcfntc Oos notiirlid mr
bilolid.~
Ger Dide mod)tc onideincno Gin
9ou5 critounteS 0jeiidt. o9ld 70 ma.
ren Sbrc @ortc 5it perItc6ehl 0os
fonnte iG notiirli6 nicbt ipiiien, eo
broii6e id) mir olio beute ipcgen oes
norgcn feline iblofloie gto1t sil ma.
den"
Samcfc ncrftc nub ictt ribt, ooiI
er qefoppt pir0e.
nllno ipic gine Ole Code oonn Incl.
tcr2~ ordugten oic ncugierigcn &u.
mcrooen.
r@eiter? ieiocr mar boIo oas Guoe
0a. 1ern pl0Bli1 elite cine olte
Tomc icbr lcbboft auf oic iiingcrc 3ll
rno i1loB iic nit Dem ghIsrif.
,@illfomncu, SennpN III Oic 9lrne.
Sin Dienitrnann prroc berbeigern,
fen, ino iDenig ipdter uerlicBen Ole
0umen ocn 9erroL nohocm idj Dor.
her nod einnol ourcb meine @cIdid-
lidjfeit ino llebin9, Die i6 in iolAeh
0in9cn beiiBc, gclegenbeit geflrnoc.l
bdttc, in ourdouS 0isfrctcr int0 iii.
anffdlligcr @eiie al ibr porii6er 81
gcbcn."
ollno Sie 6oben feline 9l6Itng,
iper oie ilngc Game it, no iie roonnt,
lmo iiiio nidt einmol gleid bintcrber
gcgougen, Inn 0os ioiort III Grfob.
rnna 81 bringen?~
.0oe ipdre ooA nid6t gon5 pniicn6
gclDciclt iino olBerocm iebten i'd Die
Semen in cine 0roi1fc mo fibrei
is.'r idnell oauon"
N~i9sb TO- oann alleroings," icdt1l
lyn oic ghIocren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

sd iper0c o6er iebr bolo 1erollD-
briugcll pcr sic hinge Game 1T, If
pcroc fcin @littel impcriuht ialicn.
lmI oos 10 idJncll ipic no9li@ au en-
griinoet unO mciu id ooua MI
ipciB, mer amo mas ic it, 100 liz
nobnt iu0 ipoS ilc bat, oanl &
ngiun oomP"
nDont 6ciratc id) iiel"
n9ropo,0 lo6ten oic glnocrclt sic
iin0 bod Elm glllcripcltsferl, Goinese
nciiL mirfIih, mie Sic iolhc Wi1ti,
gen @ntidliiiic 70 ous Dem 1aao9a'
Icnf idiittcliJ ino tpic Sic cS per-
iiebet iidb Sbr gon5eS 2ebcn 81 Ge'
ltoltcn ciniodj iobelhaft."
oglid5t mobr2" frogfe Sonlefc ~
Ic1mci6clt, soas fam nidt ,SeDcr
Oo5u qcb0rt S6neio, mt, Dab III ocu
6obe, pcroe i6 Der inngen 0aIac
idjon beipeiicn, iuenn i'd crit ipclB, no
iie ipobnt, mas iic it,
Limo pergciicn Sic Die &onpi'odiC
ni6t @os iie botl"
Gomcfe sndte Die gldleti: qDnS IL
0o6 gon5 glcihgi;ltig, wcnn mon Ic
biibid) it, imO aitberGcnl fiDr ii2 Aod
erlter Gloiic.~
1os @obD bate bic gan5e Bet bil'
ollrb ipie aiif &oDIeil gcieiicn. a0iC
glrt iro @eiie, in Der man Oa iiber
Sernp ipruh. modtc i'm obpcMiclnf
falt uno beiB. @etoiB, 9nntcfe par
Der cin5igc, Ger iidb iiber r5enng
1nBerte, in0 oob Die 8amerooen i'm
ncdten beipies ia, Dab iic icinc @ortC
nibt eritit nobmcn, oaB iie iidb iIber
ibn lllitig nto6ten. glber iel6it in
Sher5 ourftci iie fiidt 70 iprcdcil
ii6erbaltpt fonnte $ennp niGt ldngcr
Der @egcnitonO elmer, memn oiM ni5l
gcro0e frioolcn, 70 0od) immcrDin
leidtfertigen llnterbolting iein. Giiy
jlnge Dame Der @cicllId)ait lit foid
@ciprdbstbema fir jilngc 8cutrnnts
Die beinl &ofice irn0 6ci Ocr 3iNerg.
5lliommeniibcn.
Gem mIBtc Elm Gnoe gcmad,t pce.
oen, mlO 70 iagtc CT ocnu rl0nlid .uil
fciter Stiinme IN Ole icst 5uidllg cla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

nc am Cage perorufeIt Cine 9ln.
3a6l 2cutc iino permittelit N}otcrIait-
mogcn nadb Si0eling Sill gc6rodlt
morOen nm 5n Oer6iiten, oob Der
9ranO 0en @ipiel crreibt.
Gin 6cfunnter 6ormer &C
itorben.
Sn einem @ai6ingtoner Soipitol
itar6 Samuel Sci5eor, Gin bcfannter
5ormcr, ser Elm Nlcuidenater nid)t
lpeit BON 8odpillc onidiiin mar. @r
iior6 an cinem Ser5leiOen Scr CO.
id6riqc @eritorbene 6interldBt cine
ygithpe, 0eborcne Sri. 95aogctt, mo
oic folecnoen &inocr: 8rou Care
@npell bon 9erupn no 6rou ".
0t. Gunoluin uno Sonuel s. &ci5car
bon gSni6ington unO Sri Belize
Games g. So6n unO g9a0e Sei5eor.
gtoturgosfro9e Gum6e
lan0.
Ger Giun6erlGh0er StaotratD Der.
iho6 Oie Sta0tpcror0nung, Sen 5rei
bricf scr g9eit-Girginia unO Niorp-
IanO @as @eieaIdoft in Gum6erlmN
3rriid5u5iebcn his anf Oen I. 9lugllIt.
Sic 9Iohrgos @eieaitboit 6roGte
ourH ibre 9lnpdlte Somes @ieper
Don Baltimore, SSobn 9. 9iidlor0s
bon Buffalo mo @ilbnr g. @iIion
pon Cumberland Dor Dem StoOtrotbc
Dor, ooB Die @eicaiAoit oaer0ingS
niht in Der Gage gepcicn iei @ns 5n
liefern mo 5mor in 6olQe oes Ser
ounnenS bon @ummi 5miiden sen
Go6renii9en, OoB iie o6er bereitS
$4,000 ouSgcporieu bate, Ourc5
melHe Summe ole beitebenoen 3n.
it0noc ge6eIert perOen uno om 10.
Sunni be6obcn iein iollcn, penieitenS
10, OaB aui geuiigcnO @uS eerednct
merOen fam. Ser 9loten5ribloo fol-
bis oiif g9eitercs periho6en iuer0en
lnO ioaor Elm 9lo6ott BON 40 Fro5cnt
bonn IS. 9D1dr5 bis IS. Suni gepdbrt
merNen.
Sn annapolis oerleBt.
9oi Ser 9eiddftiguno, oIte Siib.
nernelter 81 pcrbrennen 500 lid) bic
Satin Oe5 GigentbiimerS OeS y9lo.
bertiier 9iepllblican" bon 9lnnopo-
lis, 5rm 90, Sallooou. 9ronomun.
ocn 5iL oie i6re lle6erfiibruug nad
oem @mersencD.Soipital rot9mcnoi8
mdbtc. Gas 9eGen cineS irngeh
Sddfer6lnoes 800 bic 9uimerfiom.
felt Scr 9lcgerfodin ouf iie, ole Oic
6Iommen loidte ,Sroi SalloooD lit
ole Sdruener bon Gr. q, 6. .. Sale.
bart bon Baltimore.
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boite, pCrncbmcd: ,@cnuSbr Blaliba
0oG id5 bis an main 2cbcpscnoa bier
licgcn ioll, Sont irrt Sbr tSu6] Sd
Elm gum glbcnociicn cinqolaOcu iu!o
hintcr6cr 5lm Gfot. llno olio crbclC
id) mid mo crgreiie nit bpber @c.
ncWnigung inlprcS @aiige6crs lert
Oip &orlcn. Alt1 ipiclt nlit?"
N9llle ltinnten ibri Bet mo 70 nab
men Sic Scrrcn Dcim balo Gil ocr
ibpr 5arcdjiocitclltcn Spieltlitcn
9}lob.
9flr 5ipci bctcili1tcu iidl nitht ga
r0f - OoS iDnrcn Shocficl ocr oltd1
icrncrbin cen licbonspiiroigcn Mri
modHc uno ooiiir iorqtc. ooB Is lei!
men 3diiei ah fiGts fe6ltc, INC Dos
.@obp.
Gas bottc iid) in cincr Gdc III Il.
nent oroben alnbiciicl in Ocm cs idii
ucrIcbmono, qnn5 binicnii6er sclcbui
mo 6lidtc poll bouger 5orgen IN Die
3uflnit. @aS ipiiroc bic allies brhl-
GEM
Gdoh icBt iebnte CT boiler lIn9t-
oulO oen Gag ber6ci, al ocm Scnar
bic Stoot erit ipieoer fiir iuucr per-
lalien ipiirOe.
Gr bobte iic.
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ncden unO 70 ricfcn lie oenn ale NIT
@tal, os5rnm Scnnp Senupl~
Gem flcinen 2eutnont lticg ciee
belize 9lutmelle ms @eli6t er rgollic
0cn gln0ereu 5urrien. nSdmcigt,
uennt Ocn Ramen nidt in oicicnl
gon SSbr predt bon meincr &ou-
inc 9lber er 6ottc ic iclbit oonit
Den glnfong gemod)t, mo ploelic5
bofitc ct oo6 fpieoer, ooB es iid) md
INN cine onoere Sennp bouoclil f0nne.
n9r0uIein Scnnr iticg ans ciucri
Goupcc eriter alaiie, fnbr aUncfc
fort, mo oomit erregte cr Bon ncucul
cinen Sturm bon 3piicbenriiien,
benn eriter aloiic pfle9tc bier bel ge.
iiNtiglngen uno Gtnliden fcierlidcli
@clegcnbeiten nnr Seine Gr5ellcn5,
Ser fonmanoierenoc Serr @cnercl,
onSufomnien.
ugllio, lie FAM criter 9loiie, mo
ouS mod!e ipobl oie 8eronldiiung
iein, oob cine olte Dame, Die tie ipGs
ter IN @mpfang no1nL iic nibt ioiort
fano 60 ltano 5r1llein Sennp cinelI
glugenblid ollcin oif Dem Bcrroll
unp iob iid filhcno int iuo onS 9ab
mir @elegehbcit, 5ipeimal natirlic)
in our6olts oisfrcter mo abiol;lt i'm
auffalIiger 8eiiey an ibr uorii6er5u.
geben.
o@os on 70 imalIfiGllig nennit =
mcinte Ger 9omcra0, Dni6 ioil cs
gor ni6t munoerlL penu on iie ol0e.
itoBen bolt, Inn binterbor nit oeinent
licbensipiiroigiicu 2d6cln iagcn 81
fonnen: @orOon, mcin 9ndoiass
8rduleiu, ih 6emerfe Sic crit ieBt. "
&onefe ipnroc boie SD bobc lie
nidt ongcitoben, Nid babe mid toNcl,
los FORFEIT bcnonHen mic iidl oos
fir cinen Sffi5ier jeoer nngen Gopc
qeacniiber geb0rt, beion0ers, nem lie
70 biibirb lit. Gem bii6iM lit iie;
Cine Gigiir bat iic cine Gidlrl
Gin poor g(ugen bot iic i'm aopf i.5
iaqe @uN, id) iage @ld) llno scr
Gbif, Ole 1oilcttc lmo Scr S,uil
air0er scr Sutll SD ioge Gnh,
morgen mittog iteDen ia niNt mn oic
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3uradscfc6rt.

Die &erren 8. 6. Sonielmonn,
Geo. Simnel6eber, Sol. Sodrein 8.
9aumedrtner, 9iuoolp6 8ronfl inb
g9n Soer fe6rten geitern bon BittS.
burg6 5iIriid no iie Baltimore bel
DER A.. Contention oes r0eutihen
llntcrihiBingsbunoes" pertrateu Ger
9uuo bat icbt $1,000 @litglie6er.
Pile aIten geomten iino mieoercr,
pablt iporoen.