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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31
PATRIOTIC, OLD
DARKEY'S POEM
Composes Sonnet for Battery c and
Asks to Have it Published in
The Fine Daily"

Patriotism is rife in Greenwood.
Even tn ecolored residents are
proud of Patte-y c.
One, old Ga, kc", whose presence
brings back the NEGRO of the olden
slavery days, walked in The Common
wealth office this morning and handed
over two pages Of manuscript.
Here's a little something that I'd
be grateful to have printed in the fine
Daily" he said. "It's not so much,
but l jes want to show the white folks,
whose giving all they can to the boys,
that while US nc~-res amt got nothin',
we want to s. 4 them what we think
about them
The fo.lo~.rG was written on the
pages:
A Sonnet to Battery c.
Written By S. A. D. Harris,
Greenwood, Miss.
Freedom calls her children from all
parts of the earth;
She now unfolds Old Glory, her oldest
child by birth
1t is kissed by breezes in foreign lands
and at home.
The white is for purity and is king up
on his throng.
The blue, the field of heaven, where
peace should abide.
The red, the blood of heroes, from fies
they do not hide.
The stars, the heart of the nation, re-
spending to freedoms call
And war to the death on autocracy and
! tyrants one and all.
From Main to California, for your
country you must be,
With a most worthy sacrificeaas our
noble Battery C.
Yes, everyone a yoeman, who dares to
W dIlu Will
They are at the beginning, will be at
the end.
The choicest flowers of old Lefore and
it envirous,
A nobler did ne'er flow, cen from an
cient scins.
Liberty is their watchword and uni
versal peace.
They'll not march home till the foe is
crushed an dtyrany has ceased.
Greenwood, Queen of the Delta, the
richest spot on earth
Lives at your f%ireside-in your homes
these noble boys had birth.
They bid farewell to loved ones, and
all that they hold dear.
On parting day, this whole realm
should send up a one mans pray
To Him, who has the destiny of ma.
lions in his hand.
We place our boys, confde our cause
and-move at his command.
While standing at the station, we JOY
and we pain
To see the most noble sacrifice, Bat,
terry C entrain.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31
FORTY.FOUR TITLE EVENTS.

ST. LOUIS, August 31-(By Union
Associated Press)-The junior all.
round and relay championships of the
A. A. u, which will cover three days,
begin here today at the Washington
University stadium. The earnings
will be donated to the St. Louis Chap
ter of the American Red Cross. All
Of the large civic associations have co.
operated to make the championships
the greatest ever held. There are for.
ty-four title events to be contested and
some Of the greatest athletes in the
world have entered the competition.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31
SCHLATER'S up C." TO BAT.
Terry c,

AS a parting gift to Battery c the
ladies Of Schlater sent down pickles
and preserves to the amount of fifty
quarts, Mrs. Melton Birdsong heading
the list with two gallons of crystalized
figs.
Along with this package was sent
wishes and a promise Of more when
needed.
The Work Committee Of the Schlater
Red Cross will forward between three
and four hundred ans of canned goods
as soon as they can be labeled.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31
MEXICANS CONCERNED ABOUT
FELLOW COUNTRYMEN IN
U, 5, ARMY,

MEXICO CITY, August 31-(By
Union Associated Press)--One Of the
first questions to be taken up by the
Chamber Of Deputies which opens to.
morrow, will be the repart that Mex.
leans are being forced into the United
States army. Ambassador Bonillas
Mexican Ambassador to Washington
has been investigating the rumor, it il
stated, and his report Is ready to b.
submitted to the deputies.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31
c
OFF TO CAMP
Continued From Fist Page)

Fuller Bertram.
Galley, Brook A., Glazier, Will w,
Gist, Bruce, Godbold, Marion E., Gore,
Kenzie, Gregory John E., Grissim,
Robert, Haining, Leonard.
Harris, James c., Hatch, Winters,
Havers, William w., Henson, Thomas,
F., Henley, James NJ, Hector, Alvin
| O., Holloman, Frank P.
Jackson, George c., Jones, Phil s.
j., Jones, Ben, Jones, Andrew J., JUL
ian, Carl A.
Kearney, Elijah w., Kennedy, Henry
c., Kirby, Malcolm M.
Lehman, Will, Leltr, Pete, Lehf,
Edward L. Jr., Lightcap, Thomas M,
| Lindsay, George, Love, Thomas E.
Mcbride, Robert NJ, Mccormick,
Fulton, Mclean, William G. Jr,
Mcmillan, Samuel F., Mcmillan
James p, McNeill, James,
A., Magruder, Edwin NJ, Mathews,
James M. Jr., Maxwell, Henry Y,
Nelms, Andrew M.
Orlansky, Elgie, OVERLY, Jos. c.
Pearson, Lloyd L., Peterson, Joe E.,
Phelps, Jonethan Gay, Pitts, Walter
W., Pollard, Robert H., Pratt, William
P.
Ratliff, John ", Rainey, Mathew A.,
! Roes, Henry Thos., Roebuck, Eber,
Rogers, John w., Roth, Dewey M,
Rushing, Anderson.
Scruggs, Leslie, Sharp, Marcus,
! Shute, George F., Smith, William G.,
Smith, Howard S.. Smith, Leath E.,
Smith, David L., Smith Isaac T., STAN
ford, Eward L, Stanford, Chas. T.,
Stevens, Ollie, Steen, Cicaro j., Stigler,
Lester L., Stinson, Frederick, Strub,
Charles A., Stubberfeld, Marion j.,
Stubberfeld, Ohio G., Switzer, Charles
L.
! Taber, James NJ, Thompson, Clyde
L., Todd, Barton, Turner, Ben e.,
Vance, Lawrence.
Wall Roy L., Ward, Elmo O., Wat
son, Willie, Waugh, Munson j., Wells.
Paul A., West, Hugh Y, White, Rob-
E., Whitaker, Sidney, Williams, James
Barney, Whitehead, Earl E., Wilson
Jack L., Wilsford, William H., VAN.
BILE, Tyson S., Woodland, Walter F.
Welfender, Henry.
Boyd, Roy, Martin, Clarence, Mitch
ell, Leonard B., Davis, Guy T., Stevens
Thos. B.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31
PRESIDENT CONGRATULATES
MIKADO; WILHELMINA'S
BIRTHDAY ALSO.

WASHINGTON, August 31-(By
Union Associated Press)-President
Wilson today sent birthday congratu-
lations to Emperor Yoshito Of Japan,
who was born thirty-eight years ago
today. Congratulations also were sent
to Queen Wilhelmina Of the Neither
lands, who is 81 years old today.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31
ALFALFA PALACE FOR BIG CROP
DISPLAY.

RAPID CITY, 8. D., August 81
(By Union Associated Press)-Finish-
ing touches are being put on the alfal-
ia palace which has been especially
constructed for the seasons enormous
crop display. The building is made
from rough timber and decorated with
alfalfa.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31
Mr., W. l.. RAY SAYS T T
CROP IS DETERIORATING.

Mr.. W. L. Ray was here today from
his Malmaison plantation home on bus
mess. He reports his cotton crop
shedding squares pretty freely. that
the plant has quit blooming, and quite
a lot of boil weevils are in evidence in
that section of Carroll county.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31
AUTO TOPS.

AUTO TOPS.
Have your Tops and Curtains fixed
before the bad weather sets in. We
make all kinds of AUTO TOPS and
SIDE CURTAINS.
First. Class Painting Guaranteed.
AUTO RENEWING co.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The Humphreys Highway from 1tta
Bena to Lucas Gin IL in process Of re-
pair and the traffic IL warned to ex.
ercise caution in going over this part
Of the road, 90 - to avoid accidents.
ELI ABBOTT, Egr.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31

from St. Louis and New York, where
she has been for several weeks purch-
asing the fall millionery stock for the
F. Goodman Dry Goods Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Swift, Mr.. and
and Mrs. D. Fox Swift and Mrs. l..
N. Chandler motored in from Swift
town this morning to see the soldier
boys leave for Jackson.
4xA&+
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gregory, of
Whaley, we're in the city yesterday
demonstrating come down to visit
their son, who is a member Of Battery
C, prior to his departure for Jackson
this morning.
Mrs. Rowe Eastman, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and Mrs. Leslie Wilkerson, Of
Silver City. Miss, spent today in
Greenwood-the guests Of their uncle,
Mr.. w. E Cooke.
4A&+A
Mrs. E. M. Birdsong and Mrs.
Means Johnston, of Schlater, were in
the city yesterday, and made The
Daily Commonwealth a pleasant call.
+A+AA
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Barrow motored
here from their home near Money this
morning to see the soldier boys leave
for Jackson.
Mr.. A. O. Peterson and family mo
tored here from Money this morning
to see the soldier boys depart for
Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Mobley motored
in from their plantation home near
Shellmound to see the Battery c boys
depart for Camp at Jackson.
A+++4
Misses Bessie and Louise Creegan
returned this morning from a delight
full trip to New York and Michigan.
Mrs. E C. Scroll and Mrs. G. s.
Turner, of Memphis, are visiting Mrs.
R. E. Avent in North Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Pepper, Of
Greenville, are the guests of MI. and
Mrs. NJ. L. Stoddard.
**+HA
Miss Peterson, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Latham Ray has returned
to her home in Illinois.
Mrs. J. B. Ford and son Harry, Of
Decatur, Ill, are visiting Mrs. Guy
Trotter.
Ray Elliott will return tonight from
New York and Washington. His faith
er, Mr.. G. P. Elliott will visit the
Eastern cotton mills before he returns
home.
Mr.. B C. Youngblood, n Of Schla.
ter's successful merchants and clever
citizens, vas in the city on business
today and made The Daily Common.
wealth an appreciated call.
a&%+*
Messrs. R. P. Clark, w. G. Poin'
dexter, E. B. Clark and w. w. Neb'
lett we're here from Morgan City
few hours this morning.
Mr.. E. n. Kearney and family mo
tored here from their plantation hom'
and spent a few hours this morning.
The Greenwood Bank and Trust Co
have joined the Greenwood Business
League, beginning September first.
Messrs. A o. Peterson and Denrta,
Peterson were in the city from None!
yesterday afternoon.
AAAAA
Mr.. M. M. Mullen, a prominent plan
ter, wal in the city from Avalon yes
terday afternoon.
%AAt&
Mr.. W. A. Montgomery, Of Jack
son, spent last night here on bust
ness.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31
JAPANESE LAwMArz

T0KI, August Sl-aD
sociated Press)-MeS
House Of RepresentatiN
Der, who will start
States tomorrow on
conditions, received
today. The delegates
parties and is entirslJ
the Japanese mission A.
United States.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31
HARDING NOW
BERLIN BOUND
Sergeant of Battery C and Private
Leave Greenwood Last Night by
Auto, Well Advertised.


Battery C will be well advertised
along the dirt road from here to Jack
son by the time Sergeant Willard
Harding and Private Tillman and
"Huldy" land automobile), reached
there.
They left Greenwood last night at
II o'clock bound for Camp Jackson.
The following was neatly painted on
the rear of the car in big letters:
BERLIN BOUND.
Read my Note:
We're going ia get the Kaiser's Goat
BATTERY C, 1ST. M. F. A.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31

WANTED-Boy, from Is to 10
wears old, to work in store; must not
Be afraid of work; steady job to right
sort of boy. Address in your own
handwriting, Nv" care this. Office.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31

FOR SALE-Two milk cows with
young calves. Telephone 800. s. L
McGinnis.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31

FOR RENT-One furnished front
room, with bath connected. Phone
i767.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31
CLASSIFIED ADvS.

LOST-Terrier pup White with
black spots, black head, brown spots
around eyes. Lost at Y. 4 M. v. de-
pot this morning. Finder please re-
turn to Daily Commonwealth office
and receive reward.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31

WANTED-To buy latest model
Ford touring car, slightly used; must
be in frst-class condition. Phone or
call st once, DR.. B. F. McNsal, Swift
town, Miss. \
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31

Mr.. J.. w. Stinson was a business
visitor here from Avalon yesterday.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31

WANTED-Good cook on planta-
ton. Will pay 1890 per month. Mrs.
]. Obergfell, Itta Bena, Miss.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31

RHODE ISLAND REDS-I have for
sale q few young Rhode Island Cock
erels. Phone ", city.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31

Have you tried that bottle Of
"QUIZZ"-a Iure ,healthful, palatable
beverage. OrAice at 212 Main street.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31

LADIES, NoTICE-All quilt scraps
wanted. A colored girl wants to piece
and quilt nice quilts for shoes, clothes,
etc. All interested write to Elizabeth
Winters, r. F. D. No. !, Box AZ,
Greenwood, Miss.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31

ABSTRACT OF TITLE BLANKS
for sale at TIE Daily Commonwealth
office.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31
YHE WEATHER

MISSISSIPpI--Fair tonight and
Saturday.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
Aug. 81, 1917.
Local Data, Greenwood, Miss.
For the "a Hours Ending ut Z A. n.
Temperature: Highest : So degrees
Lowest : 66 degrees
At Z O.. m. : 68 degrees
Precipitation O.O3 inches
River Stage an 3.9 feet
Change in "a kours-rise OIL feet
J. H. STEPHEN,
Local Observer.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-08-31

FOR RENT-Nics Office rooms In
Ray Building, Howard Street. Phone
300, or apply to Bank Of Commerce.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-30
Grlaaen ibren @erlebnmaem.

Der 67sjdbrige Gbarlss paHne,
768 GREENWOOD @OeHue, Der Dor einis
gen 9asen in bem Sof oes Sauies
Qo. 7s9 Dana 2tpsnue Don elnsln
8anme fiel uno Ieitbem betpuBtlos i'm
StabtbOipitul log. 1T bort seltsrH
gOrmittag isinen gerlsBunssn er.s1
ger.
= Snco6 Saas, elm 58sidbriger
9ngeiteatsr Der Cincinnati 5rattiOn
Co., 9O7 Sit WeWeiaan StraBe, Der
am %. b. Nits. an Der 9ilbert uilo
WleUhIan @trabe bon Dem 2tuto 5es
Summsr M. grob, Sstretdr Der So1
lumbia Qife Suiurance Co., iiberfub'
rem uno fhtper perlebt tuuroe, 1T gs1
tern i'm Stabtbofpital gsitorbsn.
- Der 35sjdbrige Teniterrsinlser
6snrp 5elpern, 1922 Central aoenue
Der om 20. Ropem6er. als er i'm 5tpeIs
ten Stodfpert oes @ebdubes Der Bur
ron gonge Co., Sie6ente uno Sptns
more Strnbe, dr6eitete, auf bic Stras
re fiel uno sinen G9dbelbru9, lopi'
innsre 9srlsBuueen erlitt, 1T bsnIels
Ben aeftern i'm GtabtbofpituI erlssen.
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Cpfer ieimes Sermis
@nrce Der Stationsagent Siaae y,
Stepbems in 0epes, 3.

GoroRer 9r. 9duer pltroe eeIterr
gladmittag Don 3r. @ooos, Glenes.
g., benafri6tigt, oaB Der Gtationss
agent Der gia Sour 9abn SSiaae y
Stepbens, oeiieu JaniIie in GIi5a=
betbtoiDu tpobnt, am BorInittag ira
folge bon gerIebunger, Die er am
Wtittpo6 glbeno erlttten bate,
geitorben iei. g9ie Coroner Bauer
BEL Ger ltrtterindnmg feitlteate, poate
Stsptens beim 4uslnben elmer IDabl
JIil9tannen, bic ii9 in einem Dass
gon mif einem GeitengeIeiie befans
ben bebiIflid iein un6 iiberifritt oas
Saupteeleiie in Dem glugenbIid ais
elm @erionen5ug beranbrailite, Don
oeIien 9ofoutotioe er getroffen uno
cine Strefe peit geidIeubert luuro,.
9lls man i'm airfbob, mar er bereits
betpuBtlos iutb cine lInterilfiing err
gnb, oaB ibm beioe sSiibe 5errnalmt
Dprnen paren unb er aud einen
ShdbeIbritf erIitten bate.
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1mrd Gift
@iadjte bic aebrerin glara 6. SiStb
seitern ibrem seben elm Gnbe.

Die 39jdbrige CLARA 9. Rotb, BIZ
fGion felt Sabren ols 2ebrerin an Der
mad fbrem perftprbenen Sntel genanas
ten Gaftig1StIle t6Gtig mar, mdhts
seftern ibrsm 2eben Elm @rrbe, inbem
tie lpGbren6 Der Na9t cine Dofis
8laufGure su ii9 ndbm. Sie
ipurbe 9eifern frii6 DON fbren Gltern
6errn unb Srnu gborlss q. Rotb,
5iat g., Wifbelm Stats, gde RDds
bale unb 9urnet @benue, BEL bsnen
iie pofnte, leblos i'm Bette liegeHb eez
furben mb bic bebousrnsnertben 81
tern Granddaughter iofort ei1len Qr3t,
Der bsi feinem @tntreffen aber nur ben
etngetretenen Sob fonitatiren tonrtte
Inb feinerfeits ben Coroner 8auer
udridtigte. Ter QeBtere, Der bei
fer 8eii6tigung Der 2ei6e rihts 8ers
badttqes borfanb, mar f6oh barm
einen Ser5feBler als Sobesurfnte 81
beaeidnen, ols es ibm etHfiel nprerif
in Der I'M erften Stod bes 9ebGupes
iid bsftlbeubsn SacubsTdeit 4pOtbete
RaHfrdgen an5ufiellen. OieTelben err
eoben au ieiner ueberraifung,
oaB SRI. Rotb am Wtittpo9 Ra9mits
tao in Der Qpot6efe mar unb inner Ser
9tngabs, bob tie 9barma5ie itubire,
10 9ron 8lnuTdure getauft bate. Wttt
bieIer &enntnib Itegdb fi9 Or. 8ouer
ipieber nd1 oben unb cine tpeitere
urterfrhuna Der 2ei6e bsftGtigte bann
bic 5batin6e, bab bic 9obts Sel6fts
morb fegangen battle.
Dis bic Ufutter bann ertlGrte, fpdr
iFrl. Rot6 ieit ldnssrer 3eit trGntIi6
unb bdriiber oft meldnhpliI9 getpors
ben. 4u6 eritlnerte fie fih, bag bts
gsritotbene om Wfitttpo3 Mbenb nit
ibr iiber bic 0irtang peri6iebener
@lfte Qsiprpfen unb gan3 Defenders
8lauidurs als EN- Gtft ertpdhnt batz
te, bnS fofDrtigen 5oo berbeifiibre.
Sic (eie Mutter) bate iebon nidt ben
ss1iHgften 8erbubt asfh0pft unb gez
oeH II luhr bdtten fis ii9 ale CUR
Ruhe feaeben.
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Sie Sgmpbonie> aon5rrte.

@eleeentli9 Der beiben ud9s
ten SBmpbOnietrn8erte. bic beate
Rohmittng unb am SamSta5
qbeno itattfinben, miro als So'
liItin bic pianiftin gtbel 2eginsta
mittpirfen, Die ieit nilnmebr spei Sab
rem in slmerifa meiIt uno nanrntlih
i'm Often groBe erfoloe erSielt bat.
Sie aiinitlerin miro in 0en &on7ert
um beutigen Rodmittag 2isSfs &ias
pierton3srt in Gs DIR su @sEDr
bringen unb IN bem 4cn5ert
an Samstag 2lbenb b1s &ias
pierfon5ert in g 0eoll BON 2iapunolp.
Sie Srd'eiternumnern Ser bei0en
aon5crte Iiro r0eDItic Srunpetcr"
BON Gonbcric unS 5ihoitoipsfp's
Spnlpbonie Ro. A in ) WtoQ.
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z6linil,,e 3uItdnbe
@aben Snipeftoren bes Giants
5eaerinaridalls in bieiisen Sc
treibeipeidern entoeft.

aaut einem gsri9t, ben Staatss
Jeaermari9aa 5lemming rerOfftats
lidt bat, baben fstne Snlpettorea III
Der lebten 13eit bel Der Seii9tiSnns
DON bieiigsn getreiDdpei9ern uno in
4nlasen, in bensn Habrungsmittel
fir bic 2(liirten berseiisllt tperoen,
nit gesus auf Jeuerssefabr abIOlut
.unbdltbare 3afGnbe entbedt.
Der Staatg sGeuermariGaG fat bic
Ramen Der betreffenben 5irmen in
ieinem geri9t ni9t betdnnt gege6s:l.
aber iie iine fammt unb ionbers ges
atpungeu iporoen, unDer5iisli9 Wunoet
gu i9affsn. Sn elmer Der Qnlassn
fanbsn bic SnipettOren 5pifden Den
1etreibsporrdfben mebrere Saufsn els
ter balbDerfaulter Sdde, Die tur4
Sslbiteni3iinbung bereits mebrfa9 III
8ranb geratben tparen. sSn einer &as
lage mar Die slettrii6s 2eitung bsrs
art Dsrnd9ldfigt, Oab es taum Ders
itanbli4 mar. oab bort ni4t f40n
idnsit Elm 5susr gum ausbru9 ge>
tommen mar.
SSn elmer bterit6disen srcBen Eager
gebduDe mar pebrenb Der Qa6t MIR
Elm einsigsr sinarmiger 8d6ter Ita.ics
nirt, Der nit elmer Sellaterne ieine
Runben ma6te. QuBsrbem selang cs
ben Snipettoren obne jebtpeoe Gdpies
rigfsit mitten in Der Ha6t in Sas bes
trsffsnbs Gebdube gu gelansen. cSn an
beren Qnldeen ipurOen Wdferi9iduGe
sntoedt, bic bal6Dsrfault parn uub
i'm Fdls zines 5suers abfolut 5tpeds
los gspein nGren. Die 5etreffsuoen
Snlpettorsn batter bon i6ren Gnts
oedunasn iofOrt ben Silfs~gunoes-
9iitrittarnalt Bruce in &eHntnib gsz
isbt. auf oefsn QnoroHungen BIN uniz
Oer5iislif ii6erGa Wanbet gsf4ufftn
ipprDen III.
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Am 10. 1esember
9ereeu bic Giitriftbeb0rSen bic ueueu
5rassbsssn an bic Jiesiirirtsu
ansienoeu.

Sie bieiigen Giitrifts 9tmsR6ltnas-
beboroen bdbeH DON @aibington aus
Die @eiiltng erbaften, nit Dem 8ere
iuuot Der Heuen beboroIifen 5raae
bogeH all Die 3iegiitrirten anl 10. De-
t5ember 5u beginner.
Gieie 6rnsebogen, 6cren sSnbalt
I in 0ieien 5palteu bereits aitsfiibrlih
wieoergegebeu iporoen III, tper6en ail
ljecen yisailtrirten geinnot, Der iopeit
nod, nidjt Rilitaroienit tbut. Selbit
oIelenigen, ole bel Der eriten ausbes
buns iiir untaigli9 befinoen ooer
a,if anoere @riinoe bin bonn Militars
oienit iopeit befreit poroen iino,
iDeroen Die SSrageboeen erbaIten ino
Imiiiien ipdteitenS iiebenSaee nadI benz
empiang iie aiisgeiiiat Der betrefs
fenoen 3iitrifibeborSe ipieoer Sultel-
len. sSn oieie iiebentdgise 6riit iino
aaeroings SoHns uHo 6eiertage tift
nit eineere6net.
gefanntlif) iino gebGr6cn, oie
aus 9lifterfs nilo glnipdlten beiteben,
Ron Dem biefigeu 9fihterfoaegiim err
nannt moroen, nm Den Regiitrirten
bel Der gednt,portiing Der eirBelnen
SrageH nit iuriitiihem Rdtb 5ur
Seite gu iteben uno je6enrSRegiitrirten,
ielbit wenn er Der stniift iein iollte,
oie Srasen obne Sifie benntfpurten 3ii
founen, miro BON Den Silitnnoisen Be-
BORDEN III @aibington anseratben.
iid) mt oieien sIniualts6eboroen in
gerbinonng sls iesen Hno oeren Hatb
ein5isbolen.
NuBeroem ntro ben siegiItrirten
nngerntben, nit ibren Jragebogeu
Iporiidtig um5uaeben imo tie nid,t etz
ma gu perlieren. oa iie es itipierig
fin6en oiiriten. ipeitere 3roaebogen
5u erbalten. Gbihon beboroli6 Dor.
lduiig anaenomuen miro, onb Die
slmsienoMng Der 5rageboaen. Die am
IL. 9e3cmber begiHnt, innerbalb BON
20 1ngen beenoet fcin imo Sdb Sann
iieben Gage ipdter Die IeeteH Der aiiss
aefhaten 8ogen fpieoer Sliriidseididt
jein biirften. 70 gldn6f man IN be-
|tbeiligten areiien. bab bic srbeit be-
oeliteiio ldnser in Anipriih nebHien
rnib taum Dor Gnoe Sauilar beiudls
tist iein wiro.
9loior Wtdr WciiGmonn, Der be-
fonnilit in Der 6IiegerifiiIe in 1T.
Omaha. steb.. itaiioRirt eerpeien lit
|purbe laitt bier eiHaetroifenen Rod.
riften nnf Dem Citen oeriest.
Die siranfenpfleaerir Sssiiie Gua
@eiueI ppn Der RileaerinneHidDiiIe
oes iidoiiiden SoipitnIs. bat BON ben
gimoesbcboroen Die @eiiuna erhals
ten, iib in 81, Ecoee, ga. 5Hm Bile
aeriimenSieuit 5ii melben. sri. Nens
sci baite iidb Dor etIiden @cnaten
|3um PiIeserinnenoienit omi BEN en-.