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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-07

toadstool on which was written the
names Of a party who had been to
the pond and among the names were
found John Dickson" and Ray
Lindsay" and the words, Water
Hole 1877 trout" DOC" exclaimed,
whats that" And Ralph read it
again. Docs" enthusiasm was
fired by these mystic words and the
party struck out for the Water
Hole" and Lewis pond. They re-
traced their steps to the opening and
took the right hand trail with the
Scribe still in the lead.
After a few miles doc" and
Ralph Jagged behind for Docs"
200-pound avoirdupois and pack was
bringing out the moisture. Several
stops were made before reaching the
water hole" Just before coming
to the water hole" Doc" took a
shot at a fox in the path but Reynard
only lifted his head and gave a sniff,
as much as to say, who's that" and
trotted away. doc" did not seem
down hearted by the miss" and
said lit wasn't the first time he had
missed, and most of them was worth
more than fox"
The party soon came to the old
boarding house at the water hole. A
halt was made here for rest and q
lunch. From here the trail led down
in front of the boarding house across
a tributary of the North Branch
This stream was crossed by climbing
over an old dam. 1t was quite g
sight to see Doc" "cake-walking"
over that old dam. The passage was
made, however, without mishap
From the dam the trail leads over 6
steep sandy knoll and the climb took
about all of Docs" latent energy
From here the trip was easily made
to another tributary of the NORTH
Branch. The rain had made the
streams extremely high and it wa;
necessary to wade this one. but by
selecting rocks for a footing it was
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-07
A TRIP TO Lewis POND
A "Back to NatUre"Party Enjoy
Tramp Through the Forest
and Sport Capturing Speckled
Beauties from the Pond.

A party of three left Island Pond
early Saturday morning, August
oath, on a fishing trip to Lewis pond.
Permission to use the boat on the
pond was granted by Bert Shedd,
one of the owners, and all the in
formation that could be hastily OBJ
tained from parties who had follow
ed that trail, and with many kindly
reminders of our failings and adjur-
ations not to get lost" the trio got
together their outfit and ventured
out on, to them, an unknown trail.
The party were familiar to being
in the woods" for many trail they
had chit" in other sections of the
Green Mountains and Maine forests.
The party left in an auto-a Ford
and went in on the Gore road as
far as the farm of Mr.. Wiley, where
the auto was left. Packs were made
and the Scribe chit the trail fol-
lowed by DOC" and Ralph, at 1880
am. After about a mile the trail
entered dense forests and for nearly
all the way the party travelled under
a canopy of foliage shutting out the
sunlight except for occasional rays
that came through the tree tops.
After travelling several miles the
party came to a small opening with
paths leading to right and left. The
leader kept to the right but doc"
thought the left path the most in
viting and decided to investigate.
After going several rods they came
to a log camp and what seemed the
end of the trail and Doc" and
Ralph did a little investigating.
They found the latchstring of tie
camp out and went in for a rest.
Among their "discoveries" was a
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-07
Candidates and Standin g
Celebrates Old Home Day

The Congregational Church at St. John
sbury east celebrated its old home day
Saturday, about IS being present. Fol-
lowing the dinner, Irving n. Locke presi-
ded at the postprandial exercises and q
paper full of interesting "reminiscences was
given by Miss Charlotte Morrill, of Adel-
phi Academy, Brooklyn, and native of
the village Remarks were made by the
pastor and Z. c. Potter Of st, Johnsbury
E. \. SilsbuN Assoc. st. Johnsbl2v, SAM
Letters were read rom absent and former
members.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-07

The Herald voting contest will
close Saturday afternoon. September
%, at 2:30 o'clock. Think what it
would mean to secure two new sub
scribers for each day from now un-
til the contest closes. This is what
some of the contestants and their
friends have their minds made up to
do and are perfecting plans of this
nature,
We have many subscribers who
are still in arrears to this paper. We
have reason to expect that not a
single subscriber will be in arrears
to this paper at the date of closing
the contest.
All of the contestants have prom
ises from subscribers who are in ar
rears and their opportunities to Sec
ure votes are very equally divided
between the contestants. In fact,
not in years have we run a contest
when support has been so equally
shared between the contestants.
1t is a fact that the thousands OF
votes which have been issued are
so we'll divided that no one is in a
position to predict who will win.
The contestant who wins must un.
derstand that every contest is Wor
during the closing days. This has
been our experience in the past and
so far this contest has been no excep-
tion from those we have previously
run.
The contestant who wins will be
the one who either by personal effor
or by the strenuous work of friend.
secures the largest number of new
subscribers and is the most success
full in making collections from those
in arrears.
1t iSonly fair to say that no con
testant has as yet won, Not a single
one has sufficient votes which she il
holding back" to win. We know
this for the records have been kept
Now that the date of closing is an.
nounced it will be easy to secu r,
new subscribers and those in arrears
will cheerfully pay up. Remembe
the liberal offers made with tn
bonus votes and make every minut
count.
The standing of contestants fol
lows:
Candidates and Standing
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-07

To the list Of funds contributed
to the local Branch as published last
week should be added the moving
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-07
September 22D

Is the Time Set for Closing the
Herald Voting Contest. The
Next Two Weeks Should See
Some Strenuous Work.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1917-09-07
OLD JUNK WANTED

Big prices paid for Old Rubber,
Metal, Hides, Calfskins and Bran
Sacks. Phone 1921
SAM SCHNEIDER, Island Pond, Vt.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-30
NOTICE.
Amendment to License Ordinanc

Amendment to License Ordinance.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Cordele and it is here
by Ordained by the authority afore-
said: Sec. l. That the Annual Tax
and License Ordinance for the City
of Cordele, adopted on the 9th day
of December 1916, be and the same
is hereby amended as follows: by
striking the figures $4,000 appearing
opposite the words: Labor and emil
grant agents" and substituting the
words $2,50000, so that that portion
of said ordinance when SO amended
shall read: Labor and emigrant
agents, $2,5O0.OO. Sec. 3. Be it fur
Their ordained; that all ordinances and
parts Of ordinances in conflict with
this ordinance. be- and the same are
hereby repealed
The above ordinance was adopted
at the regular meeting Of council held
May 16, 1917.
G. S. HARRIS, Clerk and Treas,
10-4t-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-30
AMERICAN AND GREEK IDEALS.

E. Venizclos, President of the Pro
Visional Government of Salonica, has
addressed following message to the
Greeks of the United States:
You have expressed the unanimous
sentiment of all liberal Greeks in re
pudating the king, with whom since
the tragic events of December the ma
ton has once and for all severed every
tie.
congratulate you on your resolve
to devote all your strength to the
noble task utGertaken by the United
States
In your distinguished Presidents
stirring and inspiring declaration, de
finng Americas aims in the war, the
Star-Spangled Banner has become the
symbol of humanity's purest ideal. De
votion to such cause is henceforth
the duty and privilege Of every free
man.
am convinced that the Greeks OF
the United States, imbued with this
conception, will succeed in winning
the active and highly valued sympathy
OF the great American nation.
VENIzELOS.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-30
OUTRAGEOUS ROBBERY.

Mr.. Herbert c. Hoover, the govern
ment's food specialist has given a
statement to the press which is more
than an Indictment Of the food specu-
IatCr. The American farmer, says
Hoover, did not realize more than
81 30 a bushel for his wheat last year
vet today the flour made from that
wheat is selling at $1,000 a barrel, and
is on its way to $1,000. Further, there
is no shortage Of wheat in this coun-
try. On the contrary, there is a sur
plus of 100000 to 100000 bushels
of wheat beyond our ordinary con
SUMPTION and beyond the needs Of
our allies before next harvest comes
in"
So. there is no occasion for a food
panic, no occasion for the present out
rageous prices. declares this authorl-
ty. But the panic is here. the outrage
Gus prices are here. Our statesmen
talk a good deal, but they don't act.
The average man thinks those sites
men ought to act. The average man
wonders, at times. if the gentleman in
high places at Washington have any
notion at all of what $1,000 flour
means in the ordinary level of life.
The average man thinks those states
those gentlemen at Washington can
not look out past the horizon of their
comfortable circumstances and see
what those extortionate prices are do
ing in tie homes Df the people.-Daw-
son News.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-30
CHICKEN LINERS.

An old hen has much larger liver
than You in proportion to weight or
food eaten. Then it follows that they
get bilious just like you do. They are
grouchy, cross, unhappy. Start her liv-
er and make her happy. Then she
will lay eggs all winter. Come and
get package of B. A. Thomas
Poultry Powder. Feed it occasion
ally. See your hens perk up-hear
them sing-look for eggs. Your mon
ey back if ii fails Watt-Holmes Hard
ware Co. l2-4t
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-30
LOW RATES VIA SEABOARD AIR
LINE RAILWAY.

The Progressive Railway of the South
Rate from Cordele Ga, $16.l5. Cor
responding low fares from various
other points.
Tickets on sale from stations in
South Carolina June 2nd to 18th, 1917
inclusive, from stations i'll Georgia
June list TO 9Th, 1917 inclusive, with
final limit June ri unless extended
by dep0siting ticket and payment of so
cents in Washington when limit may
be extended to July 9th.
Stopovers at all stations where
there are agents.
Free reclining chair cars ON all
through trains. All steel equipment.
For full information, see nearest
agent Or write
C. w. SMALL, d. p. A.
Savannah, Ga.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-30

GREEN GROUND BONE TO MAKE
HENS LAY-Best egg producer i'll
the world For sale Tuesday and FIJI
days at Riley Roberts market. Phone
239 7-St-pd
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-30
XxTANll,II. ADS
wW ONE CENT
A WORD
CASH IN ADVANCE, THREE
TIMES FOR PRICE OF TWO.

STRAYED-l black male hog, weight
about 175 from my home two miles
east of Cordelc. w. l.. Cape Route
3. 13-3tpd
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-30

FARMERS: l can save you money
on feed mills and engines; from foe
tory to you. Don't buy until you see
my line and get prices. Call or write,
L. NJ. SUMNER, Cordele, Ga. 6-St
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-30

FOR RENT-Five room house. Elec-
trio lights and water Call United
Wooden Co. 1tl
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-30

QUICK LOANS-Made on both city
and farm lands. See c. M. McKen'
zjc 79-tf
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-30

Grinding for public solicited, and
new flour and shorts for sale. J. NJ.
Powell &, Sons Milling Co. 13-tf
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-30

FOR SALE-Fivc Room House, be
tween Sixth and Seventh avenue.
ON Fourth street. All modern conven-
fences. Extremely low price. easy
terms. r. H. Quattlcbaum. wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
S,nmOe inter GmurautSmc.

0uarantGnc @oBrobmcn gegen
Sunoe in ecipiiien Gbeileu bon 9ol-
tinore.Gountn, Die ais notbwenoig
bcfinoen wilrOen gegen Ole 9ollwutb
IN oieicnn SSabr, trntcn 9citeru IN
araft wie Sonuicl 90. Sbocmafer,
Ger @oriiber Der ltootlihen glderbul-
Geboroc, befunt moGte. &tofote
wurOen in pericbieoencu @ldben oes
GountDs ongelcbloeen in meldbcn sic
9emo6ner gcuornt wcrocn ibrc
Simoe ein5uipcrrcm bis Der 8om
gebrodcn lit. Der Ebeil oes 6ouu-
tps, Der unter 2uarantdne Itebt, cr-
itredt iid BON Tomion bis OwingS
@lias, bis Eimonium imo ouriid noA
Eomion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
euIOut cridlieft i'd.

Gaiimos, Nlitelieo oes 4. &egimeuts,
jogte lid 9ugeI in Die Shldie.-
Satte ii6 onseblid ooreilig an
iperben laiien. yia6m llrldu6,
INN ieins 9er5meiihngstbat 81
bege6en. - 99ar anideineno in
9lneit Dor oen Sdiibengrdbcn.
SSn 8er5mejiIing ii6er Oie 9(usiidt,
Oen 0euti6en in 6ronfreid gegen'
iiberIte6en 81 uiiiieu, madte Sonas
6aiimas, Elm @litglieO oes A. &egi.
mentes, ieinem 9eben Elm @noe, in-
Dem er iib in ieinem 3immer, in 9tr.
GAG @..9om6orO.S Str, geiiern Nlor.
gen cine Sugel in oic Sbldie iogte.
9iaiimas botte iib Dor einiger 3eit
bon &efrutirungs.S iiberre.
Ocn loiien in oas &egiment enquire.
ten; ieit Der Belt bat cr ungeblih
iiber ieineu raiben S1ritt gebriitet
uuo Dor einiaen Sagen einen gla1.
barn eriudt, i'm Elm Nieiier 81 eeben,
0amit er ii9 entleiben f0unc. 9us
ibm Oosielbe Dermeigert murOe, ioll
cr erflGrt 6aben, ooB er iid einen 9lc-
poluer ueriboiien miir0e. @orgeitern
fam CT i'm Sort WlcSenrD, no er ita.
tionirt mar, Inn llrloib nnd, ser
ibm all6 geltattet muroe. Gr bcgob
iib in iein 3immer an Der 9om6arO-
Str. lmo idloE ii9 in OemieI6en elm.
Srma g3ean Sunfi6, melbe in Dem
Souie wo6nt, war beinrlbigt ais
9iaiimas geitern 0lorgen ni6t aus
ieinem 3immer trat. Sic perIudte
Die Sbiire 81 0ifnen oo6 ianO iie 0ie.
iel6e peridIoiien. Sic rief i6reu
iiin9en So61 6er6ei, oen iie ourd
Oos 6eniter Oes 3immers i6ob. sSn
0ieiem glligenblid ieuerte Ger iilnge
Soloat Oen i60tliben SbuB o6. Die
Goli5ei purOe ioiort bena6ri6tiot,
inO lieB 9ioIimos ms llniperiitGts.
Solpital iiberfiibren no man ieinen.
500 conitatirte. Oioiimas bat einen
9rloer, Conn 9iaiimos, Der in 9lr.
730 @. -9erinaton.Str., wo6nt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
eoOtc Slide unO 0rc6ic.

6iibren 5u eneraiideu 9eidperOen
ieitens ser 8emobner oes Bad
9Riocr.- stdotiibc 9lb8ussfonuI.
9luspirfe ioaen fir oicie gu.
iianOc Oerontportlid ieiu. -
Stoots @eiunO5eitsamt Icitet
cine llnferiudaug Elm.
9eibmcroen ooriiber, Dob Sul-
icnOe bon tooten Slide nuuo arebieu
felt Iebtem 6reitag i'm 9tod 9iiUer
ouf ocr Sberfldde oes g8oIicrs
idmimmen uno Die 9uit Oerpeiten,
liefen eeiteru bel 9Siaiom s.. aiaian
SetretGr ser Gonierbirungs.G Commit
lion un6 i'm Stoots- @eiunobeitsomte
Elm uu0 2ebtcres bot cine eineebenOe
llnteriubung ongeorOnet.
Gie erIte &loge fam bon Srou 6.
z. 8oreman ocren @otte Elm 9lnga.
lon ouf ocr Smorm Sorbor 6orm
cignet, Die iid ooae 5pei DlciIcn BON
Der itdOtiiden 9lb8ugSfanol- -9lusfoll-
itotion befin0et, no ober Souienoe
bon are6ien 9lolen imo 6iiden toOt
berum idwimmen. 90 fur1t6or iei
Der @cltont gemeien, Der bon oieieil
Dob ielbit 0icnitboten, Die
oieiclbcn 5llriid in 0cn 6mB iboben,
ocm @eruhe niht longe Stano bol-
ten fonntcn. @iele Der 9emobner ser
llmgenO nmBten ibre 9ungolops
imo iih nod Der StaOt be-
geben Inn Dem @erude 6u entgeben.
Sr. aillion bega6 iid om SnmItog
nad Dem god &iDer lmo fono, OaB
oQe 9lnqoben Scr llnnpobner ouf
6crubcn. Or. Sobn Q.
Sutton ser Sefret1r Der foot
Iihcn Observation-Disclosures, erflGrte
geitern er merOe iofort cine llnter-
iudung ser 3uitGnoc einIciten Inn in
@rfabrung 6u bringen ouf melde
g9eiie Die Slide ino arebie get0otet
nur0en. Gr erflGrte, er iei bereit,
nit sen llmuobnern ino oen onOeren
Seborocn 81 cooperiren Inn Dem
llebelitonoe ob5ubelfen. Gr erfldrte
aud, Dab inter ridtiger 2eihng Der
artige fir Die Slide unO arebie foot.
lide Grcremente niht in Den 6luB
gerntben fonnten umo es miilie lid
irgenO etmos on Der 6iltrirungs-
Noihinerie ereignet baben. PIN
idIimmitcn meinte er, iei es, Dab
oicie @rcrcmente m0gliher g8eile
binousflieBen fonnten in ole 8oi uno
oort @rfronfiingcn inter Den 8a0en-
oen berrriaAen f0nuten. Sn Oieier
babe oie Stoots. .@eiuno-
bcits-9eb0rOe pone Gontrole unO
iperOe OieieIbe oud ous6mibcn Der.
iudeu. 0ie ltd6tilden @eb0r0en mer
ocn ebenfoas iofort einellnteriudung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07

Sin Gonite Der nGeutideu @eiea.
idoit Don W2orDlauO" miro gun
@rinoung eines Notbioasionos
idlreiten. Die Sode ioa cine
2liioire oes aan0eu 0eutidt6ums
Der Staot mer0en. ~ Qie Gomen
loaen belien.
Der bonn o0eutiden Gorreiponoen-
ten" ungereqte @eoanfe, einen gtotb.
fonsfono 3u griinoen, Inn por6ereitet
5u iein, wenu iid i'm naditen &inter
iniol9c 0es arieges 9totb einitellcn
miro unter oen bieiigeu Reidsoeute
i6cu lm0 Geutih. glmeritanern bat
gc5inoet. Sic Observation-Disclosures
Der nGtutidlen @eieaidaft BON Uia.
rplono", mcIde bon Sru. Ro6crt 20.
9iotbcr, Dem @r1lioenteu Der @eiea.
ihoit al elmer olf geitern gla6mit.
toq anberolmten Siblng einberufcn
moroen mar, bciprab Die Sohc oeS
9dugcren lno einigte iid oabiu, oaB
elm 6iinier.Goniite nit @oamo6t
bcrle6en per0en ioae, ole @riinolng
cines 9lotbiaasion6s in 5luB oll
brinacn. Gas Gonite bat &oamadt,
ltter.Gomite'n al crnennen lulo
ilberboupt oic SaAe an8ufoiien, mie
cs Inn ON 6medmGBieiten erideint.
Gas Gomite beitebt aus Den @erren
ScnrD @. Silfen, @oriiber. 9lortin
W4cncroird, aorl u. SO. SAolb, @m.
2pilman uno Gpon q. Selma.
Ter erite Sdritt oes Gomite'S
miro fem, ooB cs ole 6eute gladmit'
tog 3 llbr I'M @emeinoebaus Der
3ioustirbe itattiinoenoe geriomm-
llma oes 5rouenpereins Ger Cent.
iheu @cieaidait beiudt imO ole Ga.
men erhidt, ibren S6eil 81 Dem I'm
terne6men bei5utra9en. SSeoeniaas
miro oas Gonite oonn aud Den
.giirgerperein", ser befanntlid Dor
mebrereu D1onaten ihon ein Gonite
ernannte fir Die llnterItiitung bon
9leihsoelltiden. eriuben, eemein.
Jane Sahe nit Dem Gomite 81 ma.
den. oamit Die Sade cine 9liiaire
oes gan5eu Geutidt6ums Der StaOt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
SlnocmcGmcr ScImdJ.

Sr. Wlor S5aiiel6od, Ger Bertretcr
oes n@ermnnia Serolo~ lno Der
D9oilD 8ree @reB" in 0lilwoutcc,
ionic Ser ~@eItIiden 9oit" in ct.
Souis I'M Capitol in @aibigton
iproh geItern 9lbcuo in Der 9leoof-
tion oes nGeutiAen Correspondent"
Dor, Inn BON bier aus einen fur0en
glusfluq nod ocn Oiuier imieres
Stootes 5u MAIDEN. 0r. SoNclbud
1T bel Diclcn goltimorern oIs elmer
ser beIten oeutib omeritanilben
SyournoliIten befonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-07
0rci srauOe,

6euer i'm 5. Stodperf bon ao6n &
Foaod an DER @eit-9aItimore-
StraBe. GaS @rocerieeeIddit
BON Is. Grnit 9a9orrer 5i Safe-
Iono arsoe6rannt. SeIoen6oi.
tes geuebmen elmer 6rau bel Der
9lettlug zines 9}egertinoes.
Gum omeiten @1ol in orei N1ona.
ten wllr0e geitern elm Sbeil Oes 2a-
gers 0es Observation-Disclosures lnO
Grudcrei- @eiddfts bon &o6n & &ol.
LODI in g}r. 2O5, gSelt-9altimpre-
Strabc. 0eritort. Gas Seuer ent.
itono flr3 Dor Wlittne I'M oberlten
Stodiperf Ger 6irmo; bolo botte iiA
eine groBe Wlen9e Menl6en in Der
StroBc ongeionmclt Die ourb oen
aus Dem @ebduoe Oringenoeu &aud
nnge5ogen puroc Ole Slammen
murOcn bon Dem @erfebrs.8 8oli3iIten
@rDon eutOedt, Ger an DER Gde bon
2i6crtD- uno Baltimore.Stro lta-
tionirt lit. 0os 6euer muroe ouf Den
riidiu1rtigen She'll oes pierten Stod.
merits BON Der 5euermebr beiArdnft.
Scr oneeridtcte Sdooen miro bon
Wlitelieoern Der 6irma mif uneeidbr
$4,000 geIdGtt Gos erlte 6euer
bottc iciner 3eit eincn Sbeil oes er-
iten uno 6pciteu Stodperfs 0es @c-
bduOes 5erltort imo cine groBe &uan.
titGt Der &oorcn ulinirt.
@roBeS @ Ho6cnfeuer.
9(ui lnbcfannte g9eiIe brod) ocIteru
Nlorgcn ein 8eucr in Dem @eibdit
BON G. GrnIt So @orrer in 2otclnno,
@oltimorc.Gountg, aus uno ridtctc
cincn S6oocn bon $4,000 an, bcpor
es bon Der 6euerwebr bemGltiat wer-
0en fonnte. 9oworO Singer, Der an
oem eIeihdit Oorbeieing, alnrmirte
Sjc 0iopnt S8innns 2oicbmannihoit.
GrnIt ga 8nrrcr crlitt Yranomunoen
an aopf lmo NGnOen bci oen Scr
iildl, einige Yopicrc 81 rettcn. Gs
oouertc mc1rere Stmocn, beUor bic
Scueupegr oic 6lommen in ibrer 0Ie.
lpolt bottc. Ole Ncpobner ocr oor.
tigcn @ceeno 6olfcn beiin &olden
nit ooA woren iie iniolge oes 98oi.
iermon9els in ibrer S0idorbeit iebr
bebinoert.
6rou rettet Nc9erfino.
glls geItern 9labmittag SSrou
Wlagoulenu q. &itter bon gir. Gil,
SIoro. GbopclltroBe, Die @ntoedlne
modte, ooB in Dem Sauie 9lr. 613,
ncben Dem ibrigcL Gin Brand aus.
eebroden mor, babnte iie iih eincu
g9c0 ourb Die Jlommcm lief in oaS
oueite Stodperf binouf uno rettete
aus oemlelben einen SGuqling Der
9leoeriu Gil6cr Sitdcns, Die iidl our
8eit ouBcrboI6 ors Souies brfano.
Sie trug Oos aino in Die Nobune
elmer gtadborin imO lief oonn in ibr
eigeucs bon Hauh onoefiiates @eim
nm I'M 5peiten Stodperf befinolidbe
Sdmndioden in Siderbcit 81 brin
gen. Go6ei Wuroc iie bon Dem 9iaud)
iIberpdltiat uno oie 6eucrWebrleute
mlBien iic ouf oic StraBe trogcn
Sic mar bcmuBtIos, m1r0e jeOodl inn
6rcien bolo wieoer 5ur 9ciinmna &c.
brodt. Durd oen 8rano muroen Die
@oggons Der NlanumentSiroBen.
babu.2nie geroulne Belt oulsebolteu
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@eGcm nadl guitum.

9(ls Gcleeaten WlorDlonO's our
syu6res .9elnion Der ,05roBen 9lrmec
Der gepublif" gebeu um Somitog
Nie 6pIgeuoen nod 9oiton: s. @ol.
ter @iles, @ommanoeur; @eorge S.
Guib Senior 8ice- Gommonoeir;
GOmorO Is. Bile, Siniior &icc.Goui-
mocoeur; Gobert 6. Sunltrom
SiilfS. General, 9loiutont; Sobn SC
ScudS. &ep. 9. 8. Glorfion, Soicpb
Synloes, S. Z. Wlitcbea, 81. 8. Smitb,
81. 81. Comp, Sobn 9Iooms, Soibua
S6omaS, @corge g. 2eoH, Solepb
Gulonep, s. z. 0onder, Sranf 90.
Smith, @eorge g8. 3. @ernon 0a-
oiO 8. Stonton SSobn 81. aino, SSobn
Z. Goplor, Somes Campbell, q. g.
@omcrnon @eor9e 9rehtel &. 8.
SoDlor, ". 5. &onnort Sobn z.
Sohnes, GborIcs @t@. Gmrid, "
q. going, Soiep6 9roOfs uno SaS.
Ban Sant.
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Soiliton, Grou 9ll6ert 9udler. 6rau
Games y. Seilie, Srau S. Nlnaifin
uno Sri. Mlorp .. 9ccmer.
9hlh ianOen iih mebrere ilnge
Irouen ciL Oie bcrcit moreu einen
9lppeQ non @ons 5u SouS al bic
SouSirouen 5u rihtcn odmit oieie
BON ibrer ircien 3cit einen Gbeil fiir
oic glr6cit IN 0en einmadc- 6abrifelI
perpcnocn. Gicie meroen nit 9iegi-
itrationSfarten oerie6en iueroen unO
nit blaucn 9lrm6dnoeriL sic Die
9nhitobcu vWi. 3. 81. g. @larplonO
5000 Heierpe Corps, trogen. Wlcb.
rere Der iungcn Sroien Oie bereits
lmter Oen SauSiranen ser Stoot ae-
mirft baben ioleh iebr crireltt iein
ii6cr lire bis6criaen GrioIge
9(r6cit muBte eingeitcllt
lueroen
Wldn9el 1n Wldterial 1ebot geltern
oeu 9lrbciieu in Ganp NReoOe Gin-
6olt, mcni0IicnS mas Oas Sooipital-
@ebdiiOe onbctriiit. oos i'm Ban be-
oriifen lit. IS ieblen Die n0t6igen
GeOer6ol5 @ioiten mo Oio6men Gas
Soipit [ iol 5luciit0dig meroen mO
0ianm liir 2O0 9eiten ent6alien @ie
Niaior 9roCtor, ilnter Ociien Seiiun0
Die 6elolagerarbeiien ileben ertl1rt
acbeu Die 9lr6eiten an Oen onoeren
@e6duOcn peitcr Dor iidl mo oic Pr
better, Die al ocm Soipitol beidditigt
moren arbeiteu iebt on Dem Sallpi-
quortiere scr Oiii3ierc. Scit Oem 2.
SSuli ais Sic 9lr6eiten an Dem Eager
6egonueu muroeH limo BORT II neue
@e6duoe cniiiQnocn mo nod Elm
Wlol 70 Diele iolen bis 8um I. Sep
tember iertiageiielt weroen.
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SSn ieincm G6IohoonOel flettertc
eeitcrn W1orgcn Ser Is Sabre alte
fJronf Scott bon Olr. 1920, GomonO.
ion.9lDemie, onf Sen 6eniteriims i'm
olpciten Stodperf ieines Sciins mo
ficl ouf oos borte Erottoir, cine Sieie
bon IA Sub. 9luBer einieeu lcihtcn
&outobibiirilugcn botte Der junge
@}om fcine peiteren @erlesungen
Oouon getrogen. Gr febrte, obne
&iilfe in glniprld ncbmen ou miiiien,
in ieiH StIai8inmer 5nriId.