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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-08-02
BROCK GIVES FAITHFUL ACCOUNT
OF STEWARDSHIP
Ciean-Cut Statement Of What Has
Been Accomplished During His
Term as Superintendent

County Superintendent n. II. Brock
has addressed the following open
letter 10 the voters of Madison
County:
Richmond, Ny, July "a.
Dear Sir:
Owing To the duties Of my Office
find that I will not be able To see
personally all the voters Of the
county. as | would like to do: but
want everyone to know what the
conditions were when entered the
Office and how have met them.
There was threefold problem:
First, faced a debt Of si2.OO0OO;
that was paid, with interest, during
my first two years and at the same
time the standard Of my schools was
maintained and the teachers sal
aries were not lowered. For the past
two years we have had balance in
the bank sufficient to meet prompt
ly all obligations.
Second. as soon as the debt was
paid. with the help of a splendid
County Board Of Education, began
10 rebuild, repair and paint the dis
trict school houses, trying To make
them III for our children to live in.
This | have done as fast as our
finances would allow. | cant i'm
prove the conditions of all the ~
school buildings at the same time
anymore than a man with a large
family can equip all his children
from head Ia foot with new clothes
at once; besides il is the law for the
Superintendent, acting under orders
OF the County Board, to supervise
all buildings and repairs throughout
the county. Further, to know ac-
rurately what we are spending for
repairs and and supplies and where
the order system from the County
Superintendent was established; to
economic from every angle. coal,
paint. oil. chalk, brooms, etc, were
bought in quantities. Hundreds OF
dollars have been saved to the
county in this way each year For
instance we saved 5000 on each
ear Of coal. 90 cents on each gallon
( paint. 30 cents on each broom,
for we bought supplies before the
advance in price.
Third, have also given the edu-
cational side OF my work careful at
tention. have visited all the
schools many times. My relations
with my teachers in my Office,
schools, institutes. fairs and associa-
tions have always been cordial and
pleasant. have tried to keep
abreast of the times in local and
State educational meetings. | have
attended these, not as a spectator,
but as q fellow worker.
Since my graduation from Tran
sylvania University in 1893, my
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-08-02

for which all were very thankful
The club members were shown over
town by citizens, visiting the can.
ming factory, dairy barn, silos, and
The business section of town.
| make mention Of this trip be-
cause Of the importance connected
with it. Two hundred and twenty
five soldiers for the commissary,
taking their first drill, with orders
different from the army command,
to my mind is a good work and a
bugle call for volunteers in this
great army Of juvenile workers.
IL seems to me that more can be
done toward lettering the agricul-
tural conditions in the mountains
through these clubs and the infor-
nation they receive and put into
practice as real demonstrators than
any other way I know. never
fail to give this line Of work special
attention, and cater TO the interest
OF the country boy and girl. The
boy and girl that has failed to join
the club is missing a great enjoy
ment and pleasure by not being
member. trust that similar meet
ings can be had each year and that
this great work will be fully recog-
nized. am,
Respectfully,
w. R. Reynolds, County Agent,
u. $. Department of Agriculture
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-08-02
POTATO DIVISION
By Chas. G. Hamilton

The Berea Agricultural Club has
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-08-02
PRESIDENT WILSON TO SETTLE
DISPUTE
CONTINUED from Page one,

be appointed by Vice President and
Speaker without instructions as to
their partisan make up and that the
committees powers be confined to the
supervision of expenditures, contracts,
etc, without special powers to confer
with the President. In return for the
PRESIDENTS agreement to such a COM
mittee the conference will agree to
make Mr.. Hoover sole head of the food
administration.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-08-02
CALF DIVISION REPORT
By Walter McCreary

We have had the Agricultural
Club work in Berea for four years,
and this is the first year we have
have had the calf club. There are
four in the club this year, but we
hope to have more next year. We
are keeping our record books in
good shape. We know that you peo-
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-08-02

Washington.-Two out Of every nine
physicians in the United States Of mil.
itary age will be required for war serv.
Ice. There are about 10000 physicians
in the country Of military age. and
fully $4,000 will be needed for war
service, perhaps more. They will be
modified through a selective system.
The system will operate in such a way
as to draw q contribution of medical
men from every community without
actually depriving the community Of
needed number Of doctors. A detach-
ment will reach the cantonments ahead
Of the troops. so as to supervise neo
essary health and sanitary work.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-08-02
POP CORN DIVISION
By Charles Lester

Along in the early Spring, Mr.
Spence, our County Agent, showed
us boys that live in town, and who
have not much land, that we could
learn how TO raise corn and make
some money beside.
He told us how to prepare the
ground, by fertilizing with barn
yard manure or whatever fertilizer
we could procure, blowing deeply,
narrowing and rolling until the dirt
was fine and smoothe - then he
gave us some popcorn to plant.
Mine came up nearly every grain,
which proves that Mr.. Spence knows
good seed and provides it for his
Agricultural Club boys when they
ask him.
As Chairman of the Popcorn
Club, | have been to see the crops
of all the members and we have o
fine show for a good crop.
Mr.. Spence tells us to cultivate
our corn as often as we possibly can
and he writes to us every week, keep
ing us reminded Of the right way
and time to tend our crops.
This is the time for us all to do
our part and help Uncle Sam, and
Mr.. Spence sure is on the job and
is helping us boys to do our bit.
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4Gn6SG pMnfpt
Gn0lanS ~S75,OOO,0OO!

5ttatna, Ont, 23. SUM. - Cine
nelte 4nleiGe BON $75, 100000 miro
bon Sauaoa an @roBbritannien &c.
oeben mer0eu. mie in G~rjagrung ge.
hrad)t mllroc. 9Qs @clo miro Inn
SUM- Suit mo auguit in 0leideft
Monat8raten ge5abIt iUeroeu, un0
omar on Die Smpcrial 0ilnitions,
Die g sur Seritcllung bon Q}unitioH
in aalaoa gum @ebraltG an Der
6ront bermea0en niro. Die tana.
oilhe 9iegieruag Bat bereit5 $3.50
000,000 auf oieie g8eile boraei6oi
len uno bic fdna0ii6en 8aufen meis
tere $100000,000 Ser @eiant.
borlfuB amooas an oieiem 3ned
6etr1gt MIN 1925, 100000.
IS mur0e befamtt gegebeL 1aB
Bic britiihe Gegieruna 1T Der &c.
langllnq elmer bdonoeren Qrt bon
8eidoiien Jet gdn8li6 ouf aonoon
angepieien lit. Der uelte are0it
Miro Die 8ablungen fir yhuuitions-
auftrdae in aala0a flir meDrere
donate 0eden.
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s~ccIdlacQt H0s cin5ioc
tltittel oc0cn ltsBcote!
@apitau aa9liUcttsr glnnbt, ban iidl
bic 6ritiide SlOttc sum aam'
pfc iteacH uiF6.

aopenbngen, %. SUM. - &apIs
tim Siibtpetter gibt IN eittem Aftts
tel I'M 8erliner gotnlan5eigar Der
QnIidt @u5orud. Dab Die i~tltlnter.
6roGcHe 6ortOoicr 0c8 llrtericeiee-
boottrieges lebten @n0es cine aages
meiue Seei9ludt 8lUiiden Den Slot
ten 8eutld)lano8 mo gngIanoS Der.
0aifii6reu nliliie, 0a oarilt fir eng
lon0 0u5 ein8ige 9iitteI Iiege, Der
Observation-Disclosures EN- Gn0e 81 llas
delt. Gas geringa 3uriidgeben Der
3o5l Der %Derientten Sdiffe I'M Gio-
not @tat Tonne al benz aaggneinen
8uItoRo uidltS 0n0ern. Sur oieie
y rriugerltg Der Dpier bdlt aapt
tau alte9lpetter 0as quite 8etter
nerautmortlih, 0ds Is ben tleinen
II. @%ootJdgern gcitatte, iid meiter
III bic Gee binuus 81 iougclt, better
81 i6icBen mo Die 8eriitope leiGter
5a eut0edeH.
Su oieieu arQluuaDlt nitHutt Der
einet mirfliG ullparteitiden
5tQnopluift ctL 6a er I'M M1r5 lit
@eiie bic idlocren Stilrinc
oohtr nerunhportli0 belt, bob nidt
before 9icIultote er5ielt mur0en.
2lnocre mobluuterrihtcte uIlo CT.
foDrcne Observation-Disclosures folgefl
I'M o%Qgemeiueu Den Snitruftionen
oe8 Geidsmorincanltcs, bic @raeb-
niiie 0es Mtonnt8 Ilai ol5 geraOe 70
6efricoiget0 biH3uitcQcn, mie Die oes
4}ouot5 9pril iin0 Die @egeumaB-
lia6ateit Ger Gttteftc QIs b3Qlge
8e6Iihtd8e 5n be3ei6nm. Sic mo
den ole Die Sddatug beg oiii8ieaen
MolH$bureulis 3l ibrer ctgeilen 6aB
Der neue GAdfsrurm MIR ein 5tuf
tel De5 5~eritorten ausmadt.
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GmolanS Ucr0r0Bctt
feline Misrepresentation!

2oa6ou, %. Suui.-@ei Gintrjtt
0es heiBen gSctters bat c8 flo Der.
m89eiplIt, 6oB Die bon Der &egier.
llng geitottete SQbreSpro0gttjou
bon 100000 GoB @ier ibd 0ls
Diel at ungeniioen0 benefit. Qelou.
oer8 1T Den @e9enoer, no bic 9fmi.
tiousfo6rifen ftuo, nadt itd oieicr
@taageL bet Der Site unaItgeleAm
bemert6or. 9ie %g}epierluig 9ot iidI
0o6er beroulaBt gcie9eit, Grlau6ni5
fir cine Gr66buua Der 8ierpro0uf.
tion INN So 45ro5aat 3n gerDa9reH.
ga iuer0an Sic Dicit8n %roBibitio.
uiiteu Setter mo gtor0io itreie1)
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6mpreB S6cater.

Die 2irettioa tit i~lber3eugt. bob
iie 0ett BIbliium nid)ta b~elieres bic
ten fout ais Die bor5l9lide @e-
nngspoHe nS9e Smort 5bo4. Cine
rei5eu0e @au0lui9, nelte apltitme
lmo S5eneria liHO Ole glttrattioacn
0iejes Gnautters.
o@oinB gtortB4 INT cine 9an5 ia.
mole S8ene ben 5aber uno GauIor.
1ie g8HtueDidan bcnegli6en 4up.
pen inn ebeuiaaS rei3en0 mo
l5rau6itaH uHo Gapi8 limo por5iig-
tj6c @cinugsfomifer. 8a5 @anoel.
bib sic Gueldou" nit aliee
SoDce biloet Den @cidluB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23
prcpbc5eien SrteScrt
I'M sucni0cn %1licnatcn!
3aniide GO5ialiiteu crflGrcn Gug.
lambs 9dnbergier ais OaS
riu5ige 9inoerHIs.

a%openboeelt s. SUM. Woit6c.
riht.) Sic 8eitidrift rS%o5iolocmos
Froten" beroffentliAt nit ge3ng oui
BITE Srieoens1usfdten eiaen artifel,
III oeal 0as iol0enoe ousgefigrt
miro:
v9s lit fem @ebeimni8, 6oB in.
pffisieae Observation-Disclosures Itottge.
funoen baben mo nod I'M @ange
lino, Die nltf Die Ser6eifiibrung eineS
6rieoens 5ielcn. @iS ieet baden
niele Gerbon0lun9en feinen Grfolg
gedeitigt. @ir boben ie0o9 aus
eurfollS MISUNDERSTANDING 2uele
rrfnbren, cob Der bon Der friiberen
ruiiiiden Geaierun0 qeudbrte
@uulh nod einem boloigea 5rieoeu
bon ben @o3ial0eutofruten o1tfge.
nomneu poroen III, uno 0oB 0ieiel.
ben nit oler @nergie bentii9t iino,
feline Grfiialng berbei5ufiibrcn. Ole
MusItdtpn iit10 ans 0ieien @rltn0e
iebr bielberipre1eno, ttnO Ole @elt
mag i6on in menigen @lonoteh fidl
bet lnngeriabntet giu6e uro oes
JriebenS %erfreueu.
gg8ir miiien Dab 0cilti6lano be-
reit iit @elgien un0 Serbien mie0cr
berats3uaeben Hno 5ronfreih at
rdiinien, nn6 ipir piiieu aud, ooB
bic Gilrfet ii9 uidt neigern piiroe,
ben 9iuiien Die 9urhfobrt 0ur9 Die
GaronneIlen 5u5ugeite6eu. 5erner
iifl6 oae 4n5eiden poiiir bor6anoen,
baB bic itreiten0en &arteien ii9 obne
Shmierigfeit iiber Die poInii6e 6ro-
ca ciuiaeu fuitroen. Ole ruiiiihe
Megieriung lit 6iesbe5iigIid benadls
ridtigt mor0en iln0 bat ar9 bereits
i6rer @efricoigung bieril6cr 9flls-
nrnd b%erIieben. IS beItebt 0enmah
fem 0r1tno, parum bic 3entral.
mafte, 6ranfreidl giuBlnn0 uno sic
8olfanitaoten feineu 6rie0en idlic-
Ben ioaen.
Gas ein3iqe 2ot6, 0aS ii6 oett
albihluiie zines 6rieoeus pioeriebt
lit GngIQn0, oas in ietner uneri1tt-
Ii9eu @ier umu6gIi9e Joroerlnoel
felt 1ro mad oeuti6em &erritorim
itrebt. England berfangt 0oB
3eutidiono SelaoIqu6 tm0 6nnit
Ste $erridaft iiber Ben aaiicr 8tl.
Belm.Gona( mo Die groBen 6eut-
ihen @afen an Der 9toroiee ON @roB-
britannica obtrete. Guglonos &c.
9emp1rtiae Qlliierte bobe1 ieOo6 Die
llnmoaliAfeit 0ieIer 6oroqrlma er.
fannt uro ner0eu ii9 nidt unm6tig
neitereu iurdt6aren 9pferu ous,
ieben. G8 fam oaber al8 iiter OH.
qeaommen mer0en, Dab idon in rue-
ni0en Mounteit, bielleidt 8oderL
6rieoen gei6loiien mir0, Htinoeiten8
5piiden 9tuBlano uno 8elti9lanb.
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Meacn M6faNe.Nin6pInna nerlaftet.

@e0tde llrbndl 1449 n0r0l. IL.
5try utl0 9tepe &ot5, 1907 S3aro
Str, mel6e ge9ea @oli8eibaupt-
mann 5tc0e @talonep bor bent
sta0irot ousgciogt battert ionic Soc
un0 Stepe &oIgon mur0en ~berbaftet,
neil file cine Grlaubnisidei 2lb.
Fdac einQeiamntelt IND obgebolt
5otteu, And einer Gntideiouug 0es
GbcrgeriAts bat ste Staot Oos
9iadt bic Gjn9olang Der 9lbidQe 81
toHtroaicrea nm Gteriilr 2eate an
.3ultaQe4.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23
500 nncrmilmdtc Giupaubercr


@oitou, @l1ii, %. SUM. 300
Gini6an0erer BON Den Cope 8erOe-
SnieGt, meIde icit mc9rGrGu 8odea
bier fDe9cu 4}tdtpoiiierltug 6e5 8il.
~OunQ5te1es oatcrniert iT0, muroan
MIN 0ur9 cine 2r0re aus &ai9iHg.
Ton 3lr Deportation berurteitt. Dian
6atte 0ea &ctten ben 8oridIab a.
madt man lDollc iie fir 6 4ionate
mad Sen ser. Staateu e~rnlaiiaL
MEM iie it6 berpilidtetaa, alf 6ar.
men Bit or6eiten, ober ite polltea
oaruli nidt e%iuge9elt uno erfturtGi,
tie 61tten in 0llmitionsfdbriten ar.
baitat Doaeh 100 bic Arbett Ieidter
mo Scr 2obn groBer iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23
fir Scmtidc
JfpafiSen Gcpl0nt!

aopen9aaer. iibcr 9onoon, %.
SUM. 8etti6e 3eitlneen Der.
offcntliden einet 9%(ifruf aur
Sommllng zines groBen notioHnIar
5onos, I'M arieg8inbali0eu 1n0 6o.
milien bon Sol0ateu iii 0eriel6eIl
&eiie cine 8enItonS5ulo9e at ge6eu,
iDie iie bic g8itmeu un0 onocrGn
abbdnoigen bon ~gcidQencn Golba-
telt jett otl8 eillent 0itrb @rtfshl6s
ifribtiou oufge6radten 6ono5 cr6al.
ten.
Ole ron Ser 9lc3ieumd ge}nblteu
@cniion8gel0er p2yecH ais ourMot5
uH3urei4en0 be3eihsd
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23
u1ie Beloien bon Sett
Dcmtidcm regiert miro!

a%mltproouL 90. SUM. = Giii5tel
niro genleloet, Dab @err S6aibele,
Elm boBer 9iegierlmgSbenmter So.
oens, gum Observation-Disclosures
bon 6lamlanb ernnnnt lDorOen lit;
Scr preuBiiGe aegieulngsbeamte
01n6el bot Die gerpaltulg oes mai
loniidlen Giltrifts ilberllommen NIT
9eamur ais 9ieiioen5ita0t; @err
8otbamnmer, 9iitglieo beS preuBi
iden 6inan5utiuiiteriunls, lit gum
tyinan3oireftor~ 0es @enerolgouDer-
lenrs BON 9elaien ernn1nt morbm.
Sem @ouoernenr lit ferner Ell 81
D~iltobinett beigegebeu, Dos inter
geitmng oes @errp b. 8ilHolpsti
itebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-23
GtpaHssrtt GrisssInHOt.

Die 8enutuug gepan5erter &uitOe
gu Ariegs5iueden, ME lie jest BET
Den gngldnoern IN 8eruenbung ite'
ben ioGen lit ai9t neuen Dntunls.
Sul Mluieltm bon gieapel beftnOst
li9 cine aus 6en Gliittet bon Ger
fulanunl ltannaenoe 9ron5e. sic
felt bar, ipie cine @leltte Don ge'
pauSerten Suuoen elm 6eitltngsDerf
gegen b~oaitdnbig bepoffuete SolOa'
ten berteioigt, Ser @erierf6nig
gprlis belt ii9 cine groBe 3abL bon
~gepon3erten &~riegsbun0eu, uno elm
a0nig Der @nramanten, Der ourd
inrere 6einoe enttbront woroea
par, morl9ierte nit elmer 4rrlee
BON 200 $unben gssen ieile rebel
hj9e Melioen5. Or getDann NIT
&ilfe Der gierfibler Die Serrihatt
;uriif. Sn Der SGladt Bel 9lara.
tbon bate jeoer atbener leined
Suno ne6en iid. Son mebrerea
6ta6ten nnb golferidaften &leirl'
nlienS wiro 1bnltdes berIbtet.
9agegeu tuaren &~riegsbult0e Bet
Den Gomerlt, Die NIT ibreu 2egioneH
cine gei6loiiette gfaiientpirfung er'
Sielen moateu, meniger in @erlDell'
oung. God beuusten iie 9lut6unoe
sur SfIaDeniago mo batten Elm
9eriabren a~usgebiloet, bic 3iere
yaif ben Mnnn" 81 oreiiieren.
SIN @titteIalter bieIt man foIoi'
Iale Melten fir ariegs8wede. 4a'
gemein befatnt lit, pie bic Spalter
in amerifa nit groBen 9oggen
arieg gegen Die pebrloien Snoianer
fa6rten. 9lber aud in europaiIden
Gdladten baben bic 9iere cine
groBe GoQe geipielt. 90 ididte
Seiurid Der adte BON england al
aarl v. gum aricg gegen ben ao'
mig bon 6ranfrei9 cine 9eritdrfung
BON 1000 Mtann uno 1000 Sun6en.
Darunter ioaeu iia 800 NIT elmer
8an3erung altsgeitattete Siere be-
fun6en baben. Sic gdIadt bon
8aleuce 6egouu 6amit, 6aB Die
Oeutjd-englii9en Sunoe init Oen
fran3oiiGen fdmpften un0 Iebtere
in Die 6ludJt idlugen; Dem guten
Omen foIgte Der Gieg Ser Grappet
aarIs. Gie @ngIanoer, BON icber
groB int 3u9ten bon @nn0en, bat
ten idon I'M IA. SabrDun0ert Den
Gut Die beiten arieg8bun0e at be.
iitet, uno man lieb lire 9oggen
aa6 benz 5eitlan0e fommen. Die
Giere tpuroen b%eiot6ers gum s(l.
griif auf &eiterei aebrouft un0 Oa.
fir 5fpedentipredenO ousgeriiitet, sic
trugen nuf Britt uto 2esb eiaeM
Sfuppenpan8er; auf Der geaden'
pur5eI batten tie ein 6euergefdB, in
Dem eill nit bar5igen Stoffen &C.
tranfter Gdponm bronnte, unO
bon ben g6uItern her ragte ilber
i5ren aopf eit ~Itarfer CITADEL; 70
paren file geeionet, Die 9fer6e ife4
gu MAIDEN. gtls iid ntebr uuO me9r
Die 6elterpnffe nusbiIoate, pur6en
Sic @unoe iiberfliiiiig. Grit ueuar.
Oings ifeinen Die gngIanber ouf
oieie uraIte @afte pie0er 5urilf5lt'
g~reifen.
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Qebebour fpro8 I

9ebebour fpro9 i'm
Reidstage BON elmer Oeutf4sn Rss
publit unb iagte. feline 5aition, bic
ungsfdbr iieben Monn 5d6lt, msroe
bic einleitenben S6ritte our GER
Fellung elmer Republit tun. 2eoss
6our peiB nihts BON Der Meilters
f6aft in Der 8ef4rdntung. 9dtts
er es Bel Der 8emertuns bepenbeu
Iaiisn, bob bic Republit niat auss
bIeiben tonne, 70 piirOe bas Dielen
ni6t anFtOBig eri9ienen Iein. aber
ieBt fdon opn Der @inri4tung elmer
Repu6Iit gu rebeu, pirb feline 3us
thinning finben, ba Der iebise a1is
fer 9euti4lonO ni4t gum SdaOen,
Ionbern gum Gessn gsipsfsn iit.
au6 Oas lln9liid, BON neIdem
0eutIdlanb betroffen pprben 1T,
fpirb i6m nidt 3ugsI4rie6sH, ba
i6er alien 3peifel fefTtebeno 1T,
0oB ni6t er, fono:rn bic eltropdifden
6einbe 9sutfalanbs, ipe3islt Der ges
~itrJie 9ar, bic S4uIO ON ariegs
tragen.
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Sin fn6ldles eflrmdrn.

1reitag uadlt miitete eth Stlrnt
in Qma5a, mic man j6h lonae nidt
erla6t bate. @icle 2eute bealrdte.
fen oaB Gin IorHa0o sic 5to0t
mieoerum beimgeildjt babe. Sn bic.
len Geilel nuroen 9aume entlpur.
5elt uuo ltarfe 8peige plroen tUie
leidte Gobre n6aebrodcn. Die eld.
triidelt &eitlina5orobte miir0eu tell.
ipeiie nieoeraeriiien mo Der uor0.
Tide 3eil Der Sta0t mar infolae.
oeiien in GunEel1eit aa5ullt. Sn
Sen S6auieaitert Der Guarantee
CLOTHING 60, Gde rs, urn Do6ge
CTR, murnen 8pei aroBe @lasldei.
ben seri6nnttert 6retta9 mar Der
6is6er 6ciBeita Sag in 0ieien Som-
mer. Cos thermometer 8eigte
~uadmittaa8 geaen bier ltgr oltf 81
@ra0.
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9iotcs artns.aampoanc IdIlicht.

3ie 8altpugne flint has 8ota
&rel8, in Guto6a bic Sunule BON
$250,000 aui5u6ringen, i9licbt
beute a6cuo, u10 bi59er lit Der Or
folq 8uirie0euitellen0, lla6er 5000
600 muren bis 5reitQa obcno QuT.
gc6ra9t tporoea. @ierbon bdten bic
9oo Scouts in fteiuet @etrdgGa
aber $1,000 foaeftiert. SIN gan5en
2anbe lnoren bis Qeitern d6cn0
$77. neioulutelt. Somltug
ioQ Der u@eri1ina G1a" gelten, ml
incident III Ben &irden beion0ere
&oacfteh fir ods 9fota Ssrel3 cr-
0oben lueroeH i%ollel.
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gieIe sngltf9e GOI6atea
ri9ren tleine, in GtGis einsei9lOFsns
Retalipisgtl NIT ii4, bic iie bsim
Raiisren 6eHlBeH.
0ts 8Iiite elmer 0raiosenart
9OontoglOiiub auiiii meItt srit mad
a4t5ig Sageu.
9us Slid 1T Iaunsnbdft, ss
mill sdrtlid gepfle9t iein. I'm bei uns
gu psiIen.
Sn Ben Qugsn zines iunssn
MdO4ens elei6t Elm perbeirateter
Mann einsm 2uttsrieIos - nod Der
3iehung.
9us 9srbnrium oes 9utas
nif6sn Muisums, in Disn, SdbIt
10000 artsn.
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aRnnnlnn eee fnrnert cnfer.

Ger % ja9riae 2tytel 9orenioL
Ser in Council 8luff5 NIT ieiner Der
pitpeten @}utter 3uiammenmobnt.
iti;r3te 5reitag uodmittng aus eiltem
S~cgel6oot, in melhem er NIT 6relta.
ben eiae f2litfu6rt uiodte, in ben
gtQnolUa Gee u1o ertrauf.
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Sn Rorb 0ofotd ei6t ts
BIS 8o1en5ettungsn urb IL 9dgss
blGiter, pon bsnsn einigs cine itbr ins
tsrsFants 9eidi6ts bnben. Qus bies
lem 9runSe nirb ieBt BON Staatss
psgsn cine geT6iate Der 3situngen
oes 6taates 3uiammengeIteat. Die
iltsite 3eitung i'm Stdats lit Die
,8ismard tribune, bic i'm Suli
1878 BON Sberf s. u. 2~ounsberrb
3esriinbst purbe, Der nit benz eriten
3uge antam, peldsr ouf Der bamals
s6en bolenbeten neuen @trsde Der
Northern paciFitsgabn in 8ismard
.intraf.
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Grofnen ber atidte I'D ben Rinter.

5U Au0itorium belt 8reltag
abeu0 8roiciior <9s(ep pon Der
@todts nHiperittdt Dor etfpa bun.
bert Dldrmeru ans 0n1aba einen
gortroQ uber 3rodnen bon 5riiAteu
nuo @emiien iitr Den @itter. Ole
@erren folatau ben @orte1t oes aeo.
ner9, un0 oeiien QenIonitrationen
init groBem Snteriie mo 5eiaten iid
arH Sdylune 0es 8%ortraaes ais be-
oeiIterte 4n9duger Der 5riidte ltn0
@auilie aonierUierlm1 ourd Srod
men.
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9}o6e Der @idbam'iden 3iegelei
in Council @fuifs, ultroe 5reitag
6ei eineEu Groruti4 Der arbeiter
sad 9lca0e getotat uno 6rei oll-
0ere @}6nnqr nur0en pcrlett, elmer
oabou 6eoentlid),
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cmn6n 6nt miebrr 6nffnnnn

@H5 98ai1iuqton lit Die gio9ridt
ctn9atrofen, Dob ooS a~rieQ8omt Die
g9abl BON Gort Qc5 @loine3 fit
Gin miljtariidrS 4uS6il0ungslager
iii @ie1ererDdgang 8ieben miro.
&hiolgeoeHen ioQeL ment Dies onf
g3o6rbeit beru6t bic @enii6pnQeit,
oo5 Eager fin Sort Groot 51t erlatl-
delL ernellCrt lDer0erl.
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Ddniidpcr ~1liiniitcr
1cM SiiFiiAtretenl

aopenbogea, 90. Stunt. - @fini-
Ter gioitboer, fonierbaiibes gqitgIie0
Oes g1iniiteriums. lit an Gonuers.
taa aniaeioroert moroen 3urud5u-
treten. 8as lit Die iiiugltc entDid-
lung in Der 0urh 0ie Geilnobnle oes
rehabilitation Miniiiers obne 0orte.
feuile S%tanniug. on 0er io8Idlllti'
Ideu aoniereus in Stodbolm &C.
idniieuen ariiis.
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Der re9uidren 4rmee feblen nod
foit 10000 gtanu our uollen ariegs-
itarfe. 9t%ooieUelt toimte % eitl gutes
gBert hm un0 BON bert 10000
@anug Die It'd mad 9l6gobe ieineS
GreBa9eHteu utter ieinem Banner
lomurll1 meltfts DIE notmenotqe
BAIL fAr Die regulare 4rmee 1bee.
ben,
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Die t1liniGterRriiis
int OeStetreie6!

Qmfcr6anJ %. SUM. @i5
6eilte lit Is beiu @roien Glam-D}a-
rini3 nod nimt geIuBgeH Elm neues
aubinett 5u biloeu. VT iol aaiier
GarG eriudjt boben cine an0cre Qcr.
ion init Der Bil0lng oe5 &a6inett8
All betraltet.
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@erf9nappt. 6aIt (Osr
cine 5ldi6s ,s3sltinssr" beFtelt ba);
Gsin, bringen Sic mir lisber r9iss
porter; = Oinf Minuteul: aSsr
msiHstlpeaen aud s8rauneberser"
Wirt iunssouIbiD: 9srr9ott, ME
oft nolsn Sic oenn Die 9eIteaung
np9 dnbtrn = ieBt babe i4 iHon
oas brttte Gtifstt@I ouf Die 6lai9s
sltIsbl!
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9os IeBte SloB i'm Mtnos
minees5luiie traf bisisr Snge in
Mdrinetta, mis-, Elm, pontit Die sr4
giebisitt 6I1BfniIun Elm @nbe srrsidt
bat. 9isrmit 1T aud bas 6lObsn
ouf benz GlufIe ~iiberbaipt 81 GnOe
getommen, Denu pbgIei6 nod fiinf
groBe Sdgemii6len ibre arbeit FORT
feben perosu, pirO in 3utunft bas
50I3 NIT Der 9abn uad Marinetts
gebradt psrben.
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K~ricosanlcihc TT
ftark iibetSeiGnct!

&al9ingtoit, %. SUIT glnga.
ben oes 5inap8ietreidr5 8uiolge iino
fir bic arieesbou05 iiber $4,000
600, 900 ge5eiHnet wor0en.