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The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-08-31
Russell Injunction
Suit Has Been DissolUed
By General T. w. Peace

News reaches us from a reliable
source that Acknowledgement T. ".
Peace had dismissed the custer pro-
ceedings against one Bill Russell, on
his paying the costs.
The compliments in this suit went
to expense hiring eminent counsel and
secured an injunction against his act
ing in the capacity Of justice of the
peace, this being dissolved by the
chancellor.
The defendant had the case contin-
ued many times and finally agreed to
be enjoined rather than stand trial
on the merits of the case, and he was
again enjoined.
Now, General Peace, without con-
sulting the compliments. wrote to the
chancellor, asking that the injunction
be dissolved.
With proof of positive nature,
showing outrageous and fragrant vio-
lations of the laws of Tennessee, one
of the most notorious cases ever
brought before court is dismissed
without trial.
By this action, General Peace has
put himself under cloud that he will
have difficulty in clearing away in
Polk county. In Bradley, he faces
the same situation and for very nearly
the same reason.
For the benefit of those who are
wondering why he did it, we will say
we have the story of the whole deal,
and at future date expect to publish
it as it came to us.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-08-31

rior arms of the English and French makes
It possible, as the Sun correspondent points
out. to slaughter the Germans in compare
tive safety, and the army, as ne further
says, ''is becoming dangerously injected
with the feeling that itno longer has fair
chance" Back of all this, we repeat, is
the internal weakness and growing dis
couragement of the empire. The total
wealth of Germany at the beginning OF the
war was estimated at 6O,O00,0 100000 marks.
Half of this stupendous sum, says the Mu-
Mich Independent Committee for German
Peace, has been wiped out by war expendl-
lures. Germany has exhausted its supplies
of raw materials, it has lost its wealth and
its credit. the markets of the world and the
good will of the world. Its people are
suffering for food. 1t can derive no help
from its allies. Its only hope it to recoup
itself by enormous indemnities, possible
only through decisive victory, and that hope
must now be vanishing. 1t is now, we be-,
lieve, nothing but the vanity and the fear
of its rulers, and the lack of full knowl-
edge of the facts by the people, that stand
in the way of an immediate ending of the
war;
The war was conceived in German folly,
it has been waged in the same stupendous
folly, and it is this folly that still persists.
But it can not bold out much longer. The
participation of the United States makes
the result certain and the end is rapidly
approaching.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-08-31
ASKS YOUR COOPERATION.

In another column we publish notice
warning against tresspassing upon the farm
property of the d. S., G. & |. Co.
AT big expense, this company has pur-
chased flock of fine sheep and it doesn't
want them killed by dogs.
It has 100 grade ewes and four fine
Shropshire rams and the company wants
to demonstrate that this is an ideal country
for these animals.
Therefore, it asks the cooperation ofthe
public in the matter ofprotecting, believing
that but few will fail it in SO important a
matter.
Those who own dogs should see that
they are kept where they can do no harm.
Mrs. Sarah Freeman, of Altman, n. { +,
came Sunday, for visit with her son, Jim
Freeman.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-08-31

The statement of the London CORE
spondent of the New York Sun, printed IN
Yesterdays Clobe-Democrat, that England
and France believe Germany will be I'M
able to endure another winter OF war, is
persuasiveIy supported by an array OF facts
and series Of events that have revealed
much as to the present condition OF Ger
many This paper has called attention to
these conditions that have been disclosed
by reports from many sources, but manly
through the growing independence OF the
German press, in itself a significant sign OF
change. and we have not hesitated to ex-
press the opinion that the end IS drawing
near. The continuous and uniform failure
of the German troops to make any head
way on the western front, the long, un-
broken series of beats that they have sui
fered in that theater of the war, and their
relative inactivity in any other field OF ac-
ton, is evidence not only that they are out
classed, but that they have lost spirit it not
hope. Nowhere are the Germans lighting
with the energy they displayed year ago.
while on the other hand the spirit, as well
as the power, of their western enemies are
growing But the weakness at the front is
but a symptom, result, of the rapidly
growing weakness within Germany. The
indications are plain that the trops are not
supported as they we're. They have nei-
Their the men nor the munitions to keep
their ranks filled and Supplied as they we're
no to recent times. Moreover, the suPe-
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-08-31
AS to Oucktown

Ducktown is situated in the heart
of the copper district of the Duck
town Basin and is peopled by thrifty
population of some 1900 souls.
The two copper companies have a
monthly pay roll amounting to sew
eral thousands of. dollars, most OF
which is-or would be-spent at home
when the things they desire can be,
purchased here.
A store building right in the center
of the town and which has always
been considered the best location
here can be rented by live merchant
on most advantageous terms from
]. M. FITZPATRICK,
Ducktown, Tenn.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-08-31
NONRESIDENT Notice.
STATE OF TENNESSEE
County of Polk

STATE OF TENNESSEE Carl CENTER VS.. L. M HALL.
County of Polk
In this cause appears by the affidavit that the defendant L
NJ Hail. justly due the plaintiff and is nonresident OF inc
State of Tennessee ordinary OF law can moi Dc
d o him and an original attachment having been levied
m his nroperv and returned therefore ordered that
notification BIS made Polk COUNTY REPUBLICAN, newsPa-
per published in the Duckown Tenn for four consecu
tive weeks commanding L. M Hall before me
at nv office in Ducktown, the 7st day of SeP l'i ana
make derense said suit or willie be proceeded win eA
10 him. K L. ~
This August 8, 1917. Jushee Oh '"e i
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-08-31
THE END APPROACHING

Tho fowno editorial from the Louis CobeDemocra confirms
what this paper has been claiming for several weeks Germany
physically and financially exhausted and the outcome can only end as
outlined below:
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-08-31
TELEPHONE So

DUCKTOWN, TENN, August 81, 1917.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-10
! Scirotbs- -2iccuacn.

Sonuiel @rinner, q, mo Hoio
2eoin, 81.
@iniom s. Coleman 90, (8itt.
mer) Niioole 9iioer, 0iO., imo Nlil-
OreO s. @ilfinion 1S, 9engies, W2o
9llbert @untber, al, (@ittuer) rnO
Soiepbiue Seed, 20, Cumberland,
W1o.
Senrp 6. Sagen 30, mO eOitb
Soii 10.
Oli6oro s. SeiIc, o. 91uttSpiue,
So, uuO 6lorcucc 6. Stouebam, 27,
Molusfo, go.
G6omos 81. Wlortin, 80, unO @oa
6. Gang, "a, (g9ittipe).
Glouo Wletcolf, 35, iln0 MorD 6.
@cnncr, %.
SSioac @. Smith, 80, uno Gitbcr
9. @orooff, "a.
Sounel g8. @coper, AS, (g9itt-
mcr) ino @li5abetb @ebe, 40, (ae-
ihie0en).
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OiciIcu uad Ocm sHScn.

6oIeenoe @aiiogiere Iino NIT Oem
0ompfer rSiuponnee" uuter Gapit0n
&irpon bon Der yNier6onts ano
NlinerS' Transportation 60 nad
Saponno1 mo Sodionoillc o6eciob.
rem: oie Scrren s. 9. 5rcoerid, 8.
&. So6nIon @6eeSmon (. S8. &en-
ncou, 9(6t6. S. 9. groipn Soworo
Soiimon ScoudrO g9. Greitcr, s. s.
&ilborn $. @aaoer, Z. 81. 5ranf,
@ @. 9Sorfer, ilrny rnO GonoIo
Smith; 6rdliIeins 8. o. airf =.
9ofer, Sedrotte, @li5obet6 lmO Ntor-
oerie Smith, Serr unO 6rmi s. $.
@rote, $. $. Barter, 81. s. gtidcl
uno &cp. unO 6rou Q. .. Smith; Die
Gomen 6Ioro S. NSrntt, 5. Soiimon
mo 6. Sc. gteliou.
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@ricdc nnO siirfc in streit.

Ger @ric6e @eoroios Gonitanti.
nos, % Sabre alt murOe ourd Oeu
%otrolpoecn DER %oli5ei bon Canton
nod 0em ct. Soicpbs 9oipital ee.
bra6t, neil er Ourd mebrere Stid-
mruOen in Der 9riiit mO SHulter
ourd Oen Siirfen a. glpoitoIos 5iem-
lid ibwer perpunoet ipuroe. @eiOe
moren oui Dem Gompier ,@oibine-
ton" nod bier gefommen mO gerie-
then in einen Streit. ga iie oie eriedi.
ibe 6roee nidt loieu fonnten. Ter
Eiirfe lit iebt in Der Goli5ciitotion 81
Canton feitecbalten mo miro icine
9Inii6teu iibcr Die intcrnotionoIe Mlei-
nngsberidieoenbcit I'M &oIi5eigc.
ridt in @onton ocrt6cioigen.
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gIntu fradltc in g8aeen.

9[ls ocr gteger G6mor0 Sotden
bon 9Sr. 1925, @elt.SarotoeoitroBe,
Gin Sn6rlenfer fir gSosner Bros,
O1r. 30S, Sio.@lltop.Str., in Der
%ocaitroBe fubr, puroe iein 8agcn
ON scr Gde ser @ratt. Ctr. bon einem
9llitomo6il ocS Baltimore 9drgoin
Sorle" getroiien. SotAea muroe
uuf Die StroBe geidIeuoert lmo ipo-
ter ms ltniocrlit6tS.Soipitol ge-
Grobt no feline &crlebungen be-
lte6cno aus Soutabidiirfilngcn an
@opf lmo Shultcrn beban0elt pur.
ocn. Seiu @oecn muroe ltorf be-
Ibdoigt; oos @fero mar 8u 9oOen ee-
oQcn, rib iiG, ais es wicOer ouIgc.
itonoeu mar BON ocm @oeen los lnO
ioete ourh Die EacoItroBe bis 5lr
@altimorcitraBe, no es aufgebalten
mtr6e. Ser Gbouiieur ocS 9lutos,
D5. S9. StoGines, bon Scr. 52S,
ScottitroBc, mus lidb beilte in Der
peitliden &oIi5ciItotion Oerontpor'
ten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-10
-UlnEte IN NcrmnNn nnLenen.

SEEM 9orf, 8. MGr3. gtnf
glnoromng ocr britiiden glomiralitdt
muBtc ocr britiihe Tompfer ogou.
bon", ouf Der Hciie bon siioomerifa
bier6cr ieinen &urs 6noern imO iii
Bermuda anlegen. Coielbit fomen
meiblihc glgertcn an 9oro, oie 5rall
s. Y 3inf, cine 9lmeritanerin, elmer
genoucn llnterinblmg iuiiermnrfen
Srou 3inf mtroe ge5lulmaeu Gin
@iin0cl Eapiere aitS5ulieieru. Sic
muroe tros ibrer eigenen uno Scr
@inmenoumgcn au0ercr glmcritoner
nntcriucbt. israli 3iuf 1T 0ic @attil
eincs amcrifaniicDet 9iciienOen iiir
Gin IrogncnsSous imO bciin0ct iid)
3ur 3cit in Siio.glmcrifa.
GopitGn GoOogen oeS .Gaubon~
beitotigte Die @eitbi6te nit 9lusno6t
me oes Ebcils ser lid) oitf sic Sins,
Iicierlng Der &apiere bc3ic6t.
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NrnltInic etntinn ln Idlluadl.

Stoot Nterifo, 9. Nlar5.
Gic 0ro6tloic Station 1T G6opultes
pee bot III letter 3eit eilige 1epc-
iden bon 8lmtenipritdsSt tationen 1T
@iuopa oiieefouoeu. Gieie Station,
melbe fir oic itdrfite in 9Rerifo Gill,
lit sur 3eit nidt rcacImdBig inn &c.
trie6e mo ioll ond nidt tnitanoc
iein Gepebcn iiber ueitere Gnifer.
mmoen olS einige bnnOert NleiIen 5t
ienOen. Sic Statiou ite6t mter 9ie.
geringscoHtrolc uuO 1T fir Bripnt.
0epeiden nibt sur &eriiigung Salts
irgen0 cine anOere itorfe 6nuten.
iprucb.Stotion IN Nlerifo porbanocn
iein iollte, lit 0ouon nic1ts befalult
9lae Oro6tloien Stationen lteben noA
Scr @eriaiiuug inter 8cgierilngs.
colltrolc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-10

2on6on 9. @ldr5. 1ic 4ro.
Ouften-90ricn arler cugliihcn Stdote
6a6en iutter @iit6ciBuug Oes 2cbenS-
mittcloireftprs cine 2iiie BON Sobit.
prciien fir Sped, Butter, 9GIe nnO
Sdmol5 beroffcntlidt, ipeItbe SIN.
portelrre, Sobrifouten unO Sdldb-
ter nidt iiberibreiten oiirieu. Gie
2ifc pir0 nQc IA 5oec Onrh ocu
GontroIeur, Baron Groonport rcUi.
Dirt iuerOen.
GicieS lit Ole criie 2iite: Sped.
engliiher. t50 SdilIiitg 100 @hno,
irIdnoiirbcr ti0 S6illtn0 100 @io.;;
Butter olitroIiidc, 2tS SHilliu9
100 @fnno, oroentiuiide 2i4 Sdil.
ling 100 &iunO, oduiirbe, 2t4 Sdil-
Iine 100 &ruo; ads, enaliiher, t65
Shilling 100 @fno, canooiiober 162
Shilling 100 &fiuO, omerifoniiber,
100 Sdilliug 100 @hino, 6oIl1noi-
ider, 140 S6ilIing 100 4flmo;
SdnioI5 III Gimerlt 14i S6illiuq
100 @nno; in 9leHbiidien lac
Sdilling 100 %ilno
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Infer $500 giiroIhoft.

Srou @iolet gSil[ioms uno Oeren
@otte, Gborles gS. g8iGiomS, purOcn
eeitern bon g3idter EodorO in Der
ntittleren Ioli3eiItotion utter orei
acknowledgement, onecblid bon Soel
@utmon & 60, Stcport & So. tno
Susler Bros. & 60. @ooren i'm @cr.
tbe bon unsefdbr $500 lnter fall
iden 9loncn erIongt 81 boben, inter
,je $500 9iirei6oft Dem @eridts'
berfo6ren iibernieien. Die 8iireidoit
puroe nidt eeiteat, pesbolb oos@aor
noh Dem @efGneniB eeianOt muroe.
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uSSm ben bcitcn SOgren.n

Sr. Grnlt SHmeiBcr, elmer Der be-,
%en Tcutih h.9lmerifoner @altimorc's,
fcicrtc eeitern in better @ellnObeit
imo eeiltige 6riihe ieinen 66. @e-
burtstoe. Shon om Gornittoge
iiberbroAten 5relnoe Oes oglngemei-
nen Gcuti6en @oiienbouies", oeiieu
G6ren-@rdlioent 0r. SdmeiBer lit,
einen prodtooIlen @llmenltrorB
nod Oelien giireou imO i'm 2nufe oes
Soecs trofen Die 5oblreidcn 6rclmoe
elm unO iprahen ibre beiten 8iinlhe
aus, nodoem er ihon am friiben
W1oraen i'm 6omilicnfreiie in ieiner
@o6nung 0oron erirnert iporDen
mar, OoB CT 81 ieineni @eburtstoee
oos 6errlibitc @etter babe. glns
iheinenO forperlidj eeillnO pie ein
Slid, bo6en Sic Sabre ood ibre Spit-
rem 5uriidgeloiieu, itno Oo5u fommen
nod Oie Sorgen Inn Oos Sfidiol leis
ner 9ie6en in ser olten Seimotb, Die
ibm icbr am Ser5en lie9en, Gr nimmt
ober trosOen elm reyes SntereIie an
olen Gor9dngen I'M offentIiden Sc
ben im0 geitern iuurOe monder
@unid ge0ubert, Dob es ibm oer'
e0nnt iein mooe, nod redt piele,
biele Sabre gIiidlih uno in gutter @e'
iun0heit al uerleben
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3m @rubc sctruscn.

@cItcrn ipuroen ole llcberrelte bon
einem ser dIteIten Dcuti6eu 8eipob-
ner 9oltimores nod Dem ISL. @r-
ier-6rieobofe" 8u @robe getroeen.
6ran3 @ebring fam aui einem Scgel-
ibiff i'm Sabre 1866 init ieiner iiln-
gen Irmu pon OSnobriid nob bier,
mo CT icit Nieier longen 3eit ani0iiig
mar. Seit l1ngerer 3eit NOR er bett.
lGgerig uno muroe ourh Oen 600 er-
loft nodoem er porber orrh Icinen
bier lebcnoen Better, ben &oter
2omefamp bon Der ct. NiidoelS-
airde ole beiligcn Sterbc-Snfra'
mente erbolten bate. 9indOem in
Oieier Stride ein Hequiem-So6omt
obgebolten mar, begleitcter, ouBer
einem eroBen iSreunOenfreiie, Die gn-
fel un0 9feffen ais 9obrtu6trdeer
oen @eritorbenen nod) Dem &irbbofe.
9tuBsr ieiner @ittme, ieinem Sobne
Senrp umo ser Sohter, 6rau &eeino
&upfer, Dem 9ru0er @ernbaro @eb-
ring, an scr @eIoir Hooo pobnboit,
unO ser in @liiiouri pobnenoen
Sbweiter Souiie, binterlieB Ger @er-
itorbene cine 9(n3obI GnfeI lm0 9lef.
fen. 'Serr @ebrine mar Elm treuer
2eier OeS vGeutiden Correspondent
! Item" bis tlr5 Dor ieiuew Eooe,
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Sn SScncrSscfu6r.

Sci cinem 6cuer. ipclhes gcitern
slbeno I'M Souie gir. 1855, &omlao-
Str, clltitanO, purOc Serbert @rccS-
LOBE ihwer am linfen 8cin pcrbraunt.
@rec0Iopc beluobnt Gin NiitteI5inuner
I'M 5mcitcn Stcdperf ocs SaiIes lnlo
Gottc ais Gerieben cinen EctroIelmn.
oien mgeltiir5t. Sofort looerten
Die 6lommen empor lmo feline &lci.
ser fingen 6eucr. Der olormirtcn
8enerpe6r eelang cs bolo, ser Slam.
men Serr 81 per6en. 8reeolope
puroc i'm 9lmbulau5wagcn oes meit.
li6en 9iitrifts in's llnioeriitotSs0o.
ipitol eebrott, no CT perblieb.
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;ycncr in goocl6auOlnna

Sin 6euer puroc eeitern yta6mit.
tog in einem 3immer 6eS 5Wcitcn
Stodrperfcs oes Soiles gir. 513,
@eitgaItimoreitraBe, OoOlird perlIr.
lodt, OoB cine 0fenrobre loic wlIrOc.
0as Sous miro bon Senrp Often.
Oort einem @ooeIb6nolcr, bclpobnt.
@eim 2oi6en Der 6Iommcn murce
iein @ebiiIfe, Sarolo &lousmeper,
bonn 9lou6 iiberpdItiet, fam n6er
balO pieoer 81 iid.
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Nerr 3. spIOr 0iraN acltOr6en.


@or Elm befonntcr @olitifer mO ieit
5wei Sobrcn cin @litglicO ocs
StoOtratbs. n @ntltommte elmer
ongeiebenen &irginicr 6amiIie.-
arrangements fir bic 9eeroi-
nod nidt getroffen.
SIN 9lIter bon 60 So6rcn idieO &c.
iiern 9fohmittag Serr 5. GDlor @rop
in iciner @obnime, gir. 1913, SSobn-
StroBe, aus Dem 9eben. @r crbolte
iid Dor ungei16r eincm Nlonot bon
einem Ser5lciOen muBte iid obcr
cine @ohe ipGter wieoer 81 9ette be-
gc6en, oo iib 9ungenent5iinomg eiu.
gcitc0t bate. 6iinf Niinuten Dor ici.
mem Sooe iprod cr nod nit ieiner
Satin 6rou gllice @roD, eeborene
Mortin, nit Scr er iib crit Dor cincm
Sabr oerbeirntbct batte. gliiBcr ieiner
@ittipe binterlGBt Der Geriiorbene
cine Gonte, 6rau Suiie Eplor, unO
cine gIidte, 5rou 2eSIie &oweIs.
Sr. @raD cntitomntc elmer onec.
icbencn 8irginier 6amilie, bic BON
Dem 5. YrGiiOentcn Der @ereinietcn
Stootcn SomeS W3ouroe, unO oem
10. @rdiioenten, So6n 9plor. ob.
itnmntc. @r crblidte IN glleronOrio,
So, Ons 2idt Ger @eIt. Gor oielcn
So5reu fam er nob Baltimore. SroB.
Gem CT itets Elm trclier 0euofrat mar,
befGmpite er itets @onoioaten ser
SrgoniiotionSmdibine @r blieb Gin
llnobbcngieer bis Dor So6rel, olS
CT ii6 ouf 0ic Seite BON Nlopor @re-
iton itcIlte mo ieitbcr Elm treuer
6reltnO OeiieI6en mar. 8or 5luei
SSobren muroe CT oils &ertreter Ger
If. @orO i'm StaOtrot6 euudblt.
Ser Geritorbene mar iiberon beliebt,
uno Ole 3abl ieincr 5rellnoc lit eine
aroBe.
Iie 9eerbigungs arrangements
wuroen nod nidt getroiicn.
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Nnttc had g9anrcn anaccianct.

0ic @ebeimpoli8iiten 9ou9bertp
uno @orter oerboiteten eeitern Die
"a Sabre oIte 9lnno s. Senfins bon
Slr. 5t1, @elt MhHberrbItroBe, Die
unter Dem giomeu 5rou s. 9. Gooo
@ooren bon Der 5irmo Sohihilo,
aobn & 60. in @ertbe bon $40 imO
bon Der 6irmn Sueler Bros. & 60.
i'm @ertbe bon $3.50 erlonet bo.
ben Ioa. Sic mur0e fir ein beltte
Itottfinoen0cS @erbor felteeboltcu.
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9lns OcntIdJcu gcrcincm.

Sitlno Der rS6naerieiIacicaidoit.
n@lilitdr-Go Gomenoereiu" miro
om StiitlInssfcit Ocs u@iilitdr.
Oereins" E6cil nc6men. - v@lc.
loOie" triiit ARRANGEMENTS iiir
Elm 6rii6iabrs-Gon5ert.
Eie rsdnscrfeIt.@cieai6oit" bielt
oelteru g(benO in llebereinitimmrng
nit Der Gori6rift inn 6rei6riei III
re critic Siblmg in Oieiem Sabre i'm
Souptquortier i'm 6ronflin-@ebGitOe,
on ser @dc pon Baltimore mo
gtort6. StroBc. Sic oeribieOenen 81.
mitc'n fir Die Arrangements fir
Oos 25. SGngcrfeit Oes nIorooitli.
den SGnger6unoeS~ nG6lteS Sabr
IN Baltimore, reibten lire 9eridte
Elm, pclde gutgebeiBcn puroen &ro-
iiOeut SenrD Gbomos fii6rte oen
Gorlib nnO ScfretGr glnoreos 8aper
ooS @rotofoll. Sic 9ericbtc mur'
oen autgc6eiBen lmO Damn belt OoS
Undertakings -Gonlitc inter Dem
&oriibc oeS Srn. 2ouis SdneiOer
cine @orferen5 ii6er perihieOene SIn.
geleeenbeiten, Ou6 purOe nidjtS ans
oceeben 90 oeiien geridt crit bonn
Qireftoriitm 9ene6niigt perOen muB.
gM 0ie".
Sic SingihtnOe Oes @eiongber-
Cins gWleloOie" IN scr N}eIoOie-SoI.
Ic, an ser 6orreIt-StroBe, NOR iebr
out beIn6t. Gin neres @iitglieo,
Serr 6ron5 Sonf, lieB lid 5ilr 9Ini-
nobme Dorihlogen. Gie Sorberels
tlrnaen fir oos CONCERT in Sbimed's
Sollc, gtr. 932, gorO-@rooomop,
wuroen Oer Serreu @oul 9urt6orot,
GonroO Henncrt, Canton &blepe,
Sobn @inninger uno Gnrt Soiis
monn onpertrout.
oMilitGr- Gomen Scrcin."
Ser .N1ilitdr- -Gomen.8erein" biclt
icinc monotlihe geriommling i'm
neuen 8ereiuslofol an ser @de bon
Baltimore. StroBe unO @olOcrton.
gooO. Gle @eriommlilng, pel6e gut
beIuft iuor, iprrOe bon Der Eraii-
Oentm 8ruu 9lnna Giitel eroiinet
Sic Sefretorin 6rou |ouIine @rcB,
iiibrte oos @rotofoa. Tobei muroen
0rei neuc WlitgIieoer oIfgenommen,
nGmIi6 iSrou Q. gudter, 6rm s.
@eIb unO 5rou 80. Sotbidub. Cine
@inlooung ging bonn nTeutiben Nli-
Iit0r.gerein" 5l Dem om Somitog,
Oen IL. @6r5. in ser Soae Ger. 2029,
GreOerid glpenue, ob5uboltenoen
Stiftlngsfeit ein imo ipuroc oonfeno
ongenonmen.
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griefe iibcr Gnauien.

Bern 8 Nidr5, pia @oris.
g(mcrifoner in ser S6mei5. sic felt
Der ncilen oelltiden ll.9oot 9lodooe
nibt uuBten, pie iie brieflib nit
iGrer Seinatb perfe6rcu fonutcr,
muroen beute ourA sic 9(nfilnOiauno
BON Seiten Ser S1mei5er Goii6ebor.
oe iebr erleibtert, oaB nGmliH his
oni @eitereS &oit nod 93eiu- Dorf uio
iSronfreicb ino Spauien alle Nionote
einnol beforoert fperOen miro, peun
ooia Barcelona ,,pid Spauier" oOer
uiiir ipaniicbe Shiifc4 oarauf Der.
merit lit,
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Bon sinem 3meiraO nmaerannt.

Die t6 Sabre olte 6onnie 9iaer
bon glr. t03. gSoro-Gonineton-Slpey
cine 9lneeiteIlte ser Sonneborn'ihen
9leioeriobrif, plroc 9eitern gSodmit-
toe bei'm lleberibrciten Der 8dco-
StroBe bon einem 3meiroo 5i 9ooen
eerount, oos BON Dem i5-iGbri9en
Miaiom Gang bon glr. 764, SIT. Ae-
rs.StroBe, gefobren puroe. 6onnie
9iaer nuroe in oos GriootsSoipitdl
bon Sonneborn eebrobt. Sic botte
Iid leidte 0olttobidiirfmeen 5llee5o.
gen. ouBeroem lit iie inter Der Gr-
ibiitteruue.
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sdlnappsIdnimooler Uer6aftct.

3mei gleoer, Ger % Sabre oltc
Somes gIIon bon 9lorfolf, 3d. puo
Scr 35 Sabre olte 9. @orrett bon
9tr. 1925, SSoro-Gorrii6. .StroBc,
murOcn gcitern 9lbeno bonn @unoeS-
W}orihua @m. Stodbont nno oeiieu
9lIiiitcnten $50. Sdwoob inter Dem
&erOodt pcrbaftet, in oen leBten $50
den @biSfep nod 9iroinien &C.
i6muegelt 81 baben. sic peroen in
Der mittleren 9oIi5eiitotion fiir Die
@unoesbcb6roen ieltgebaIten. @ei.
tere @erhoitunaen merNen erlportet.
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@OItcn MIR cine gcrsnismussfu6rt
maiden.

Ole feds &noben, Die om Conner
ltoe 91o6mittag oos gutomobil bon
@ilbur 3. Sorriiou Dor Dem u@io-
rine.@onf~ @cbGuOe Itoblen iin0 me-
niee Stln0en ipGter oerboftct NOR.
Oen moren pur0en geltern inter eli.
ner 0iebitobls g(niduloialtng oea
@roBeeidmorenen iiberpieien. Oct
Is Sabre olte 9(. 6. Nlc&en5ie bon
Str. 90, gloro. .StriderltraBe, muroe
oiiBcr6cm ongeihuloiet, Oos gluto
eeltcuert 81 boben, obnc cine @bouf-
fcurS.2iccn5 5u beiiben. Ole unOe.
rem fiinf9eihulOigten iiuo: 2oprence
Sbulb, 1S Sabre oIt Scr. 1881,
@eItErottitroBc; 2erop @rown, 10
Sabre alt, glr. 702, gioro GoIboun-
StroBc; 2open GonOit, IL Sobre
olt, SCR. 9t4, Notwithstanding
g8iaiom Sed, Is Sabre alt, gtr. 500,
Observation-Disclosures, uno @iuiom 81.
g8iaiomlon 90 Sabre alt, glr. 1912,
@elt. SrontliuitroBe. Sic ioetcn 5ll
Dem 93i6ter, ooB iic oie Ntoibiue mn
eenonimen botten, nm cine 6obrt ms
2an0 81 MAIDEN.
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Gnrse GtaStncuinfeitcn.

Serr Mleper 2. &oientbol Elm 67
Sabre alter @eid6itsmann aus Sim
cinnatt Sbio, luelder iih oltf Der
Our6reiie nod sltlontic Gim bel iei-
mem Shuicgerpater, Srn. Sloolpb
90. Gemper Ger. 92S, @6amcep.
9loenue, oufb6It lit OoieIbit cinem
Ser5leiOen erleoen.
Gie Sniaiien oeS @eidneniiieS in
@Iicott Gitp miiiien oie StroBen Oer
StoOt reiuioen, 10 boben menigitenS
Die Gomniiii6re BON Somoro-Goumtt
beldloiicn,
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qic6 Ieinen sphn nerhnftcn.

Serr Sobu @. 2ciuis, Der on Der
glib45troBc wobnt, eriHien eeitern
Morecn Dor Siibter SdroeOer in Der
noroli6en @oIi5eiitotion, I'M fir iei-
men So6n eincn Softbefebl 5u erIon.
gen, neil oerieIbe aneebli6 IN be.
trlnfcnen 3uitouoe noh Soiie &c.
tomntcn mar inS iid iebr lout be.
nommcn bate Seiie 9etpiS puroe
Dem Eihter Ooiaefiibrt, uno ga er
bon oemicIben Dor chtieer 3eit inter
oerieI6en 9lnibulOieung nit elmer
@ormme entlaiien Woroen mar, pur.
oe or geitcrn nit $50 uno Soften he-
Itroit.