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Smyrna times., 1917-03-07
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Wright
and Miss Lillian Wright moved last
week from Brenford and took possess
sion of the residence of John P. Hud-
son on Mt. Vernon street, which they
have rented. They are being given a
cordial welcome to Smyrna. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Harvey Wright, who, since
he took hold of the garage of Geo. D.
Wright & Son in the Massey or old
Taylor shops on Main street, which
they purpchased. have been sojourning
at the Colonial Hotel, will reside with
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Wright.
Mr.. Homer D. Hudson. of New
York. a salesman for the dupont
Powder Company, was home a few
days last week to help his wife break
up house keeping and store their goods
temporarily until his new location was
determined. They have been OCCUPYING
the residence of Miss M. Edith Beck
and were succeeded on Thursday,
Moving Day." by Mrs. Frank S.
Malcom and children and Mrs. W. M.
Lewis. Mrs. Hudson and son Billy,
will visit around for a while but ex-
pect soon to move away from Smyrna.
Miss Evangeline Bsrsky, who has
been teaching in the High School
since September last, left Friday for
her home in Wilmington, having fin
ished her term of employment here.
Prof. ]. Lester Scotton, who recently
returned from Deming, New Mexico,
resumed his position as Supervising
Principal of the High School on March
the first, Prof. Hans Webber becomes
Principal and Miss Esther Maxwell,
who was acting head, takes her old
position.
Miss Edith Scotton has returned
from few days visit to Washington
and incidentally attended the inaugu-
ration of President Wilson.
Mr.. Alexander Henderson, of Mil
lington, has moved to Smyrna to make
his home.
Mr.. Jewell Fezmyer, former popu:
lar operator and assistant, at the
Smyrna Railroad Station, now with
the Long Island Railroad at South
ampton, N. Y, was in Smyrna a few
days last week greeting old friends.
Postmaster ]. j. English, of Will.
mingtoo, was a visitor to Miss Mary
English and Mrs. John VanGasker
last week. While here he was showr
through Smyrna's new Federal Build.
ing and was much pleased.
Mr.. and Mrs George Reed Loflanc
have returned from a visit to Phila
delphia.
Mr.. Charles Hutchinson and Mis-
Lila Hutchinson, of Blackbird ar,
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs
David F. Robinson, near st. Georges
Mr.. Charles H. Sudler entertaine
the ''Thimble Club at a big Dime
at the home of Miss Emma Stevenson
Tuesday evening of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fl. Jefferson, O
Chestertown, Md, Mrs. Eta Spear
of Baltimore, Nd, and Mrs. Charlie
Boggs, of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. L
Hudson, Jr., and the Misses Hill.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07
TAXESl TAxESl TAxESI

Do you favor a more equitable tax
alton system? You surely must want
system adopted that is better suited
to bring in the amount of revenue
necessary to conduct the States busi-
ness. Write your Senator and Repre-
sentative at Dover that you want
them to vote for and support House
Bills, Nos. 339 and 1863. Enactment
of these measures will mean Bigger,
Brighter and Better State. adv.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07

At meeting of Dover's Town Coun-
elJames M. Satterfeld was reelected
city solicitor. Other officers are:
Fhllip S. Hurd, chief of police; John
v. Baker, assistant chief of police;
nenry K. Wheatly, supervisor of
street., and Thomas W. Klllen, assist
aat' The officers were also sworn in as
eOnstabIes.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07

Moving Day in Smyrna for the first
tine in years had no business changes.
The changes among residences were
comparatively few in number. Despite
Weather conditions the few changes
we're made IN town. Most of the trou-
Die was had in the country district on
account of bad roads.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07

The annual meeting of the Della
ware State Federation of Women's
Clubs will be held at Rehoboth Beach,
June q and %, and there will be two
evening sessions in order to get in all
the business of the meeting, and the
biennial election, which takes place
this year.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07

WEEKLY INFORMATION. The
date of the label or wrapper of this
PAPER will show the time up to which
YOUR subscription is paid.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07

Tsylor's Bridge School will give an
entertainment at the School House on
Friday and Saturday, March 10 and
II. Admission, 25 cents. Ice cream
for sale. adv.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07

marry ]. Lower, proprietor of
suyina's we'll known transfer, has
s@tSoased an automobile truck and
s'Oposes to Use this means for haul
= ID the future when feasible. AS
NV" .Su as exigencies demand he will
= s'snase another truck to use in his
x"'aate business. He is also gra
sa''y building up an auto to-h hire SER
w. ~ realizing that the day has come
sea lev want to hire a horse and
'age. See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07

Postmaster A. Lee Cummins has
employed Miss Emma Stevenson as an
extra" in the Postoffice to assist
during rush hours. The stamp and
parcels post window is now open dur
ing the sorting and distributing Of
mail, service that patrons are well
coming with joy.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07

First-class machine work at Della
ware State Garage. See H. p. Shap-
lev. agent for Buick cars-sdv.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07

The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety will meet at the home of Mrs.
6. G. Walls, on Thursday, February
5, at 2.30 p. m. All members are
requested to be present, as business of
Importance is to be transacted.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07

Owing to the rainy weather and bad
roads which prevented many from
taking advantage Of his ten day Feb
uary Sale, Handloff's Department
Store will offer the special reductions
advertised for this sale on Friday and
Saturday Of this week March 9 and
10. See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07
FOR RENT.

Two dwellings on Market Street with,
bath, electric lights and gas. Possession
March /, 1917. Apply to
THOMAS E. BAILEY,
Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07

William Westley Evans, aged 40,
formerly an employee of L. NJ. Price,
died Sunday after lingering illness.
His mother, two children and a bro
ther survive. Funeral and interment
took place in Odd Fellows Cemetery
this morning.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07
FOR SALE
WANTED.

Bright, energetic man, married, with not more
than one child, who has had experience with
gas engines, TO run tractor and work about farm
and orchard. Must be of good habits and thor
oughly reliable, To the man who can qualify,
steady work the year round is offered, with
house, fuel, garden and good wages. In answer
ing, state experience, age, etc, Wife to board
one or two clean, respectable men. Address ::
GENEVA, care Smyrna Times
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07

At recent meeting of Elizabeth
COok Chapter, D. A. R., of this town,
oeld at the home of Mrs. John w.
C'llftOn, the State Regent, Mrs. Caro-
i'ne T. Speakman was elected a dele
gate to the annual meeting of the Ma
eOhal D. A. R., to be held in WASH
las'on, D. c.. on April 18th. Mrs.
annie Mitchell, of Centreville, Md, /,
vas elected alternate.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07

several buoys making the channel
%'Ae Delaware river and bay have
osen dragged from their positions by
" and In some instances the. paint
sAS oeen scraped from them, destroy
us the marks of Identification and
saving the old marks visible. Until
us Ouoys are changed, care should be
~Aen in identifying the buoys, is the
ss%nlng sent out to mariners by the
lighthouse board.
Smyrna times., 1917-03-07
SMYRNA AND VICINITY

short Items of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week.
Joseph VanPelt's sale has been
OOstponed to Friday, March 9th. See
sdV.
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GcrnaSc ON 111ittucb
fcrScrte rs Opfcr!
3abl 0cr SDteu Diel ne6r, nls 3nerit
augenummen; etlun $50 lpnr.
Den Derlebt.

St 2ouis. 30, | SUM. Ole
acltern noh un0 nod aus oen bonn
Iorno0o ant D2ittipod beimgeIudten
@egen0en einlaltien0en 8eriGte l1i-
fen Die 3o1l Der Gotten, iuelde man,
ipie geiteru beridtet, MIR auf 1G
nml0bm, auf rs nnihDeaelL iu1b.
reno Die 3abI Der gerIebte1 auf
etma $50 geidldbt miro. Ger an.
geridlteta Sdaoen miro iid auf ueit
ilber eine 9fillion 0ollars beloltfen.
SSn 3olno, cineln 9ori in Dol.
Iirger County. lirl0 ollein 25 8erin.
ncn ums 2eben qefonlrnc mo Ia
nnbC G6aonio in Mabnc Gonntp.
0o Der Iornaoo mciit fleinere 0rte
rn0 6orHge9enoeu betraf ie6cn lid
Die 9cnobner elmer tenpordren Sun-
9er8not gegcuiiber. inenn 1lidt idnel[
Robrltng8rnitteln berbeigei6offt iper-
oen. glud) 4leiolulgsitiide meroen
iebr 6enotigt. 8ie geipobner Der
rmiDobuenoen @egeuoen ipetteifern
miteinonoer. Die bonn llngltid Be-
trofieneu nit Speiie tn0 5adlen an
beriorgeu Son ct. 2ouis iino 70.
fort 5mci 8ngqoulaolm9eu GBrun-
ren uno SleiOun9sititde o6geiAidt
nor0cn.
2(uf oen neiIten bonn Shtrln be-
troiieueu 5ornen iiHo olle @ebGu0e
biulDcggefegt, lul0 bicl 8ieb ipuroe
0nrd berumfIiegelioe 3riimnter qc-
totet. Der Sturm mar bon einen
beftigen 6ngeIioll be9leitet. ser rie-
iigen Sdaoen auf Den 5el0ern son.
rihtete. Ieilpeiie moren Ole 5floi.
fen 70 groB mie 6ii9nercier.
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banana pcflGnot
5c3n 1l1inicncn!
gcnOtiat Oas 6ielO gum Ban itrGte.
glider StraRtn nnS Giien.
bGbnen.

8ui6ington. I S5uni. - Sic DC
gierulq BON 8onaulu lit BET ser bic.
ii9et glegicrung nm Gepabrlng bon
3ebn g}iQionett Collars eiugefom
men 3med5 9aues bon itrategiifen
5traBcn uno gileubabncn in ser
R0uunlafouol. 3onc. melhe 0urh ocn
@Seltfrieg BORT n6tiq geporOcn iiu0.
Die Soften ipaen 3u gleihcn Sci.
len bon oen Ser. 5iooten lmo ia.
Hoica Qctragen uno oic @erltelluna
orr 5traBen uuO 8obnpn init aoual.
@erfacugmoidliuen mo bon ancrifa
niideu SSuaruicuren belucrfitcaigt
iuer0clI.
Die jeet bier meileu0e 9aiolua.
@}iiiion bat Sen Soridllag ols Oas
bette Dtittel 8ir erioIaretben 8ertei-
0iang 0eS aonol3 imO gdnuna-
1erritorilms nlierbreitet.
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6crkp icntc aitoebliep
SrieScn pcrntitteln!
SrutSsm er Elm eingeilciIdlter Gati.
fit lit, bat er 6us 9laer6ieten
abgclebHt.

getrogroo. +. SUM, i6er Con.
0on. Der beril6nte ruiiiid)t
Sdriftiteller g}arim @orfp bat in
Der 3eitltng ag}obnia3bi3m", oereu
Heoatteur er 1T 0ie Grt(Grtng al.
gegeben, 0oB er bon Dem bulgnri.
ihcu @eiototcl III Berlin, 9li6om.
angcqaugcn tit, 0ie 9ermittellttg ci.
ne8 SeparatfricOcus 5piihen Den
Diittelnddten 1mo 9tuBlon0 3u
ilberuebmeu u1o 5par inter Den
ioIgcnOeL 9eoingnngcn: giuBlan0
ioa ioiort eineu g9oiienitiIlitnno ob-
it)licBen; beioe sriegfijbrcnoen be-
bolteu oie ge96inu1rtigcn 9Sronten
inne; Die 8uma iol ioiort cin6cru-
zen nerOen, inn lid iibcr Grieg ooer
6ricOen idlitiiig 81 lpcr0en.
QieieS, iagte Gi3om, mare sic ein-
5igc Moelihfeit, Die ruiiiide GeDo,
luton Dor Dem 3uianlmenbrltb al
6epobren. Gr IuO @ort1 Elm, nui
ibm in Stodbolm 3uioumlenSltrei.
zen oOer einen &ertreter 5u ienoen
oeH pou Der ruiifidcu ReqiarltuQ
Weitgc9enOe 9ladtbeiuaniiie erteilt
iino.
@ortu bo oie Grfldrlnq o6qeqc
ben iidl oltf oerortiae Goridlloae
trot ieiner groBal s5ric0eusIie6l
niht ein5nlaliei. (Go oic 9aadridt
Iber goHoot foumlt. lit 0ielel5e miI
Sorlidlt olll5uaehulen.l
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1On9rt OcutItbl0nS
nlilIfiir. Oc9cimtniiGe?
strrngc gcroorbnnna 3nr @nGrnug
militariidIer giadlridtcu- Idlcint
lEeberraidlunaen I'M SdJiloc
81 Dren.

&opcnGa9en, iiber &on0on SS5u.
MI Die s5ag0 mtf Spione lm6
9oriid)t8HaBregeln gegcn Dos ge.
fnlntlDer6en Hilitdriihcr @e6eiaI.
mile iino in geutidIano on Der
Sagcsor0nlng Idglid, Der0en neuc
8eror6nuugen erlniign nm Der
llebermjttluna bon militQriihen
gtndrihtcn nod Dem 9luslanoe Gin.
bolt 5li tlln.
Qeutife Sol0atelL ocrcn 9Sanli.
lien uH qhislaa0e lDubnen, f6nne1
i9rer glnge60rige ui6t il6eraQ iref.
icu mo es ibnen geraoe paBt. Cine
4rHeberorbntn9 be5eidnet filnf
Stdote an Der ifon0indDii6en. boil
lGn6iidlen nuo Der Sdue3er Gren3e
olS 3treffpllnfte fiir beurlaubte Sol.
0aten un0 ibre 5anilicn. Cine ON.
0ere @eroronung i1IieBt olslGnoi.
idle Qlrbeiter non Ben 5a6rifcn uus,
III oencn 2uftidiiie Gaudboote. Gr.
plollblt0Tfe 1tn0 Matfet tltr 9tab=
fdnlpie. lujc @anoerunotcn O1naen
nO @rauotluerier beraeitcat ner.
oeu.
2clitidlano beat ouifcincn0 sic
Sofinlmg Die 6eiuoe nit eiuiarn
Griiliounaen at u5erraiden lht6 be.
idlrdnft ols oigiem GiruuOc bic @e-
iddiiigung puu iciuoIiacu glnsldrt
Oern ltn6 93crionen. ptlde ocn &c.
ItimuungeH fir iein0lide 91usldns
Ser imtertuorfm fino, .. 3. 9lmeri.
fnuern, Ia 5nbriten in Oeren @ec-
resouitrdAe nu3aeiiihrt nerben.
IlrE eillc heitera &eroromulq iit
and bic 8orm 0e5 Bales fir ii6er
bic (3ren5e f0inmgitoe au5l1nocr ob.
qednoert Gle geroronling bcbt nic
fril9eren sy0entHi3icniugsforten oilf
unO orobt 9erioneh melde herin.
den, Die 6irPl3. an on0ereu Steaen.
ais osn Dorgeidlriebeneu. Sit ilber
idraiten. ldlmere gtrafen an.
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Wcgert Oic 6eiuoc
Der &egiitrierung!
Die Rcoietune bcf0tucrt Iic1, Son HcnercBtemte
cnrcR DcrlcnSuno ibrcr 2Enti=lscnlkripttonss
HcScn ptcl 1tnheil arricbtcn.
SrcmSipra4i0c 5eitunocn oeeen propaoanSa.

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6oroite sG ,ar.,.,,,, 80. - ~: Il 80
fo;tcn NM a. iS,o lr,"H aIr4 'oses Sse,.;t !
ls,n s,l,'m ,,'.'t" K .1S0 c e'.n..s'O'. ~
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: ,ois,, ~ 81, 6.,,,.,. d,i,oe"''9 olele,l, I
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;anSnno oisisr 5,rt (,tart ',@ ~ ,,sri,, q
Sarn n5or ~ IA r,a,;ai Nh 49, ;,I,o oii5.,,
M = 7I''''' ~" wv
6rrmolpradngc 3cttnngcn ge8en
4ropnaohon.
GGIcoao Slui. @ieiiae
lfel1olpradl9e 3clhngcn nnterltilbea
ole 9tcgicrlmQ bet 9cfdnlpfnna Der
8ropo9on0o Qe9en bic gicglltriernng.
0lele 3ciiltnaen erulabnen t1re &c.
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PGils Itlllllltt d5cnIMr>
BcItiltnlllno liieScr!
Wit 1874 eesrn IA 5timmen nirS
Die auit6lise Seitimmnng aus
Der SpiOnaac6ill seitri6eu.

@uibington, /. SUM. Ger bon
0er &egierung Ger Spionage.8iQ
beigeiiigte 8eituugs. 8cniurpoIIuS lit
i'm $ouie nit lS4 gcgen 14l 5tiu.
men abgelebnt mor0el. Is mar Elm
&aulpi 5lpiideu oenen, Die filr Die
BrebireiDeit einlt1noen 1ln6 oen 9ln.
bdngern Der 9tegieruug, Die alea
8ilnihcn oerielben blin0lingS folacit
molten. Senaior gicapis (gtc6r15fa)
iagtc. bic 3eituugep 9a6en ourh lore
Ireiluilli8e 3criltr, Der ltc itdj utter
Dorfen 9eDeiie qenitg qclieiert, ooB
ite 0nS SSntcrelic oe8 Canoes i'm gllt.
&c 5a6en. 0iau lam i6nen 6es6al6
lpcitge6cn0e9 8ertrulcn I6enten.
g8ir gdben Dem 8rdlioenicn Diad5t.
5eflgniiic eingcralnut, mie lie beute
fem Serri6cr In Der 8elt belibt,
i'm nod SIT gcItatten, Dab er lolhe
I'm @cbeiuen onsfilbrt mare lncrs
bort Die @ltern 0ieier Station, Be.
rem S0bne III ben Strieg 5ie9en, ioQ-
ten ii6cr oeren @r9cben bpait1n0ig
lutcrridtet iciu lno oic Gegierng
mus iia oieicr5ol6 eine &ritit geial-
len loiicn.
Sir Streidlng Der l2aBnn9ntc
Itimmtcu Die gic6ra8td 2lbgeoroneten
9ica0is, &ilitaio un0 Stcp1ens. gftr
59ollrnbergcr ltimnlte 0dgc9en 60
bed mar niht anDejeno.
Ser Senot bat bic 9}oBna6me be,
tanutIid ebenfolls berporfen, uno
6par nit 18 aegen 81 ,Stjmnen.
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Getrogra0. ] SSuni (&ou 8il.
liam o. SbepDerD, aorreipnn0ent
Der llniteo 9}re1.) @ieIG ruiiiidc
Soloaten Iiuo 10 6Cgicrig, ii6 9l4
0lug an5leignclL DaB iie feline 3eit
fir 0en &rieg bobel. Sic 0rdllgen
Die ain0er f0rmlid aus ben SduIen
6crous. Sg1 Dielcu 2ollocSteilea
Iia0 ipg5ielle Sdllen flu bic Soloas
ten cingeridltct porOeu, 9[acr0irgS
bat &riegsminiItcr SercnSfg in
lculem 8cltreben, Oic Soloaten at
berouloiien, mie0er Die g8afien 5u er-
greifcM Grfol8 Qe0a6t, cs gibt nber
nod touieuoe ln0 abcrtouienOe Sol.
0atcn, Die int 2ou0e umberirren nOet
0oS @cluc1r NIT 0cm Shulbud ncr
toldft boben. $5ier in &ctrngra0
bat ein S50gcrregnleut cine o5ol0o-
tcr.llni0erlitdt er0fiuet, poiclblt
@cid)idte uuo Nlotbenotif gele6rt
miro. 3u 8olecon bu6en ole Sol0a-
ten bon ocit Sdlllen 9eiiB ergriffell.
3u Sanlnra iiuo Die Niunitionsor
better BON groBcr 2erll6egicrOc er-
grificn rn0 bubeH nebcn Der 5nbrtf
cine 56uIc cr6iinct. Gos uOmtfclitt
guBluuo" lit nid)t mebr OlmtcL un0
on OoS Golf inl ollgenlcincn Jest
2i6t crifoltt, berlougal &emttniiic,
mittelS 0eren e8 lit nOcn blenoen0en
Slang Der ncll geinn0cnen 6reibeit
gefibrt Dcroeu tulnr.
aercnstBS 8eitrebGh Neu O(ltt Der
Solooten tpie6er 5n bcbcn fin0et
fat ollgenteine llntcritilBung, aber
nidt50titometiger iinO ale s9abll-
8iigc NIT Solooteu geitllt, Die ent.
ipeOcr i6rc 9lngeborigcn 6eiudclG
o0er I'M 2anoe 1mHberreiiclt. 8eitern
6eobahtete ih Die m1dlentlic5e 2l6.
fabrt 0es 8Io0ilpoitof SbnelI5t9eS.
9(Qe g8ogen 0e5iel6cn uimnelten
BON SoI0aten, loaor ouf Den Ga.
dern 1n0 ouf Sen Srittbrcttern Der
felbcn iton0en itc; tie poaten aus
Der Sta0t 9eraIs 1n0 81 ibrcn ia
miIiut. @erQoe 0ieie Qi1nncr iin0
e8, lueIhelt Die 6egierung Die lle6er.
5eugung bei3ubringcu ltc6t, Dab iie
aud fir bic neu erlporbene 6rei9eit
fdnpicn niiIien
2(n 9tabrltng8nlitteln 6errlCht ilH.
mrr nod GROCER @}ongel; e5 beiBt,
ooB I'M 2anDe genu9 @etrciOe por.
banoen lit, bod licgt eS nit oen Be
f0roerlmg5nitteIn iebr int 9lr8cn
0o5u fonlntt, oaB sic 9oucrn ibr
@etreiOe ui6t berau59eben uoIleu,
SS5lr bielen S5daen lit Die 8epGHernng|
oem @tHgertooe prci8gcgebcn,
1yinnlOnS berlangt Sel6itrcsicrnng.
syinnlono lit entidloiien, bon Der
propiioriiheu HGgienng politiideI
,5elbitGnoigfeit 81 erbalten; ferner
Oringen oie 5innl1nocr ournuf ooB|
Ut 5yrie0en85eiten nift mc9r rlliii.
ites @dIitar in 6tuIono oerbleibanI
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gaoibilQton ] 9mIi. Mem c5
audi oeu fyuit5Ocporiement qeltn1cq
IT. Die Situotion onideiueno 3n be-
Icrrideu 10 babcn ieue aonareB
lente. Die iid gegcn Die 3Dnna9olts
Dcbunq uuaipra6cn Durb i6r Ger
balten betnirtt. 0aB bic 65egHcr oer
9lcqiitrierlng ans Deren 5teaaras.
na6lnc qeaen Die Guuifription aQpj
tal id)laQcu im0 in oeneu pDu i6ueu
berous9egebeucn groidiircu 0apon
0ea ar6Bten 8e6roudl madlcn sen.
&c bat sic 9luh9iegiitrierungs }iro.
puaonod peiterc areiic ge3oaen, ols
lHan aufdnaLi6 gGalal6t bQtte. 81
ntIell ganoe5tejlcn erbebeu Ole @cg.
ner Der gieaiitrituma i6r 6nupi,
Sier Bat mon iog1r Die 9efurdhmg
oilsaeiptoheiL 0nB iid) Srauoae iBie
suBeit 0es 8iirgertrie0es ipie0er6o
leu meroeu. 3u oomoLiaer Belt
bate fid5 hin grober @ioeritulO &c
Gen Die Apanqsnlsbc6ung geltcuo
gcInQdlt. 3u oie Dorq2nonnenen
gScrboftunqen bi$6er niht 3ur I'm.
terbrildung Der 4ropnQonoa ganlBrt
faben, iuiicn oie 9uuoe5beanlten
Beute nid)t genoL mas getnn tneroen
ioa, TIM llnruben bor ooer on 9ie-
giitrierungstag por5ubGlqen
Bon geutan ole Der Re9ieriInq
li1be iteben. miro be6ouptet, baB ii6.
iaebrere Der @er9ofietcu bes 2QnoG9
herratcs idJuloig aeuadt 6aber, uHo
Sicim Iollte ais 2au0aspcrrdter Der
gSro5eb qeuodt mer6en. Sci Der
lleberfilDrttng iollten iic 70 itGwer
beitrnft meroen ooB oic il5riqet bon
ipeiteren 2siiblcrcien 2lbltun0 neb.
men.
gfan bat I'm 2Jliti3ocportcnent III
Grfd6rung Qe6rodlt Dob perinft
iuirb. bic g2cgerbe0oIfcrup bes gaH
0es onf3u6eben. @}an ruiq mjieu.
Gnliii0re ber6reiteu inter ben Sar,
biaen bic hlnoc, oaB Die NeiBen
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Bclchnillto fir Sie
1t>Bccts5c ritoruno!

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roI, Elm bier oni0iiiger 2lmcrifaner.
bat oem 0lorineniiniiter 125,000
3rarten ii6ertpieien Die on Die 9a.
ncaicre bou bep1iiueten Sonbels
idlifien nerteilt perOeu 'ollen, lobalo
III ibneH 9eiiigt Elm ieinolimes
Saud)6oot 3il aerieufen SIR bic
s}erit6ruuq aines ieOeu Elnd6oote5
iii cine 9clobnuag bon 5000 5rau.
fea oilsgeieBt.
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gEei6IiMr glrititraaer b Enris.

Qoris. Sylini - @eiite bot Der
crite peiblidr 9rieitrdaer in 4Soris
ieiu eridlcinen gelund)t er 1T
bHbih uniiorniert: iciH Colin BE-
irnQt 5 6ronfcn mo 50 @eniiiacn
Den lna mIt einer 6rtra0eraiitnns
iUcgeH Der 1oBea sebeHsmittelpreiIe.
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1accic's Opcr
,SplpcItcr" tDirD dill
Scitntao tptcocrROlts
9lnf biclicitigcn g8unidl micberboIt
bcr Cma6a Niniifberciu Sos
prGdJtigc gSerf nnieres
SOmpunllFeu.

Sic 0reialtiQe fonliide Sper ,.,Spls
better oDcr a9lbentruer elmer 9lels
jobrsnod6t@ luueres bieligeu &onp0.
niiten II. 9tu0. Steele fommt fGers
uorgen, Solutog, no1nlitfog pllff
4.30 llbr inl 9mabu Nilliituereul
anf pieIicitigeu @uaid oer gl1liit
freunoe 8ur Mie0crbolulg. Gie sci
Ter Der 4ribimr lpiiieL 0a3 Oas
8ert unl 20. 2lpril 5um ertenndl
0ur6 0en GmaBa WiuiifpereiR Qegc
ben mur0e mo aroBc 8eaeiiterHlg
erregte. Gblnobl 0dnals 0ie S5alle
bis auf ben Ietter 9slab beiudjt mac
10 gibt eS bier bod itpCb ie1r bigle,
Die 0n8 prddltige g8ert lriieres Sous
oniiten ltn0 9irigenten 9erru Geeie
ni1t ge66rt babelb lm0 0ieie iprd
ncn Sen @unif aus, oaB es Dic0er=
bolt meroen m0ge Der 9moba N1l
iifpereiu iopobl nl8 &err 9eeie iiii0
0arauT eingegongell 1ino mir0 Die
Gper SoHlltog i6re g8ie0arbnllng
erleben. 9eunerstag dbeli0 fal0 0ie
lette @enerolprpbe itatt uH0 plrliat
iie in oltSqe3eidncter &etie, 70 0aB
man aud SpuntQg piener enc per-
fefte 2luifiibrlug erparten oarf gos
9lcide gelp1blte Grdeiter, 01s lei
Der eriten 2lufiii1rttnq mitlpirftG tlltO
biel bere1tigtes Sob fan0, miro 1nd
Sonntog mie0er ulitluirfelt mo Die
5oliitcn oc8 gbor8, bic it'd Oct Bet
eriten 9Luiiiibrlmg aus6eldneteig iiil0
oIe onf i1rem 45oitefi 3iriaetlf
Geeie beripridt mie0er cine tnitlter.
bate 9(uffiibrlmg iefnes gSerfrs.
gs 1T 3u boiien, 0oB ods &nbli-
fum Die 9euiibungeh ocs Serrn
Steele ioiuobl nls 0es Glua9a al}tl-
iit0ereins, Elm 10 qroBe5 8crf iuie-
0er5ugeben, Ourh itarfen 8eiitb an.
erfcnnan miro. 8euU 1ullere gaus
iden, Die bel Der etlten 9tllfiitbriing
feblteu ltn0 icitbcr 0en 4Sunid aus
ipraden, @degeubeit 5lt erbnlter.
ons g8erf 5u b6rtn am Sonftog Tr.
ibeineu, Damn iolte sic @dlle 0es
SerainS obermul5 auf oeH iestea
@lob beieBt mcroen
Us oilrite Dos 95ublifunt ittereI.
iieren 8lt eria6ren Dab Bic Sale
0es 1}litfpereins iid an Sonntog
nl neuem idrutdem @elpap0e pfd-
ieutiercn miro. Wteijter 6enrD 2ef.
mann bat Die idlouen 8diune neu
0etoriert unO mtsgeHalf. 10 0oB bas
@on3e nit Der fiinitIeriideu &or.
iteIlung bauuonera1 miro.
9a5 oal5c Grograntm til nIlen
ieinen Gin5clbciten finDen 0ie 2eier
in ciltGr 9ln5et9e ali an0erer Steite
hes 8lottes. 0ofieu mir. 0ab qro.
Ber 9eiudl Die bielen sgtii6ei Der
9ntoboer Su1er iulo igres 9in.
gcitten &eeIe luGncn miro.
qlu riiere Qaltidlcn tit Ser I'm.
gcacnO Gntnbas eraebt cine beIun.
ocS frcunOIidle ginlaonnq it'd Att
oieier gli1iiiibrung ein8uiiu0eil. g.
miro Ionge oauern, henor ibnen iuie.
Der ein herartiar @eRuB geboter
mer0en nirh. Ocua Sic 9ic0erbolaaa
Der Gper miro elm GrTola Seitid,cr
atHlt mer0aL ben ie0er Tettider.
Der nod 5iuR iilr 0eItidlrs gBCicn
hat, mt5uerebeu tradten ipllie.
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!nuaanO. 2ampfcr 6riflnnnalmt
Scnat BraIilicns
lit kricoslnItia!

9lio Sc sSnueiro, I Slnti. = Ser
braiilinmide Seuat beidloB beute,
ole 8eqierln1g 3u bepollmddtigen
.ein Sdub. uno 1rubbiinOnis nit ou-
Oeren 5tanten berbGi5uiiibrcn. INN
Oic omerifaniidlen gepu6ifeu gegen
oic SSelt 3u berteioigu.
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ltsBcctc pcrIcnkcm
5 amer. Scocllc6lffe! /!
Sin amerifaniihcr Sremann crtrRn,
fen; engl. @cner0l nom
N.SOOt 9CiaugeB.

9}elu gorf, /. anni. Cine bon
gbarleitou .. s., einocgdnaene Ge-
peide bciagt.
oJrau 8illioms, @atttt ocs Ga-
pitGu5 29illianls ocs anlerituuii9eu
SegelidGifes o.Dioglus 9toniou",
luelde8 an 8. 9lpril bon Geniacola,
5lo., III See ito6, er6ielt Don ben
s5eiieeru Die Stabelnatridt, mntlod
Dos 5diif nuf Der S0be bon 2iiia.
bon aut %. 0ioi pGrienft puroe.
aapitau ua0 9ciaBung iiuo oeret-
tet.
Ger D2l}aguu8 0Inniou" mar elm
iiiniuluitiges 5egeli4iiie bon f751
&onnen, @igeutlm Der Benedict
D}oaion So, ltn0 in 9lep 9aben be.
beindtet.