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The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-08-24
At Naval Training Station

Charleston, S. c., Aug. 1S-Editor
News: lnelosed find $50, for which
please send me your paper one year.
While away from home serving my
country in the first line of defense l
like to set the home news, and know
of no better way than through your
paper.
Hoping The News many happy
prosperous years, beg to remain,
Yours respectfully,
j. o. Laymon.
Naval Training Station.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-08-24

oI1lOOJ III iAcilocho ivy
Burk Shed conundrum: When is a
cat not a cat? Answer by Carrel
Sanders: When it's a boy.
We have gotten up little fund to
grade the road from the bridge east
to Letsch's store. When graded we
are going to ask truck and taxi drivers
q contribute little each week and
We Il hire good hand to go over the
road from the Valley tc the bridge and
throw out the=roeks. We will come
across at this plan.. We want to have
the grade dragged by a competent
hand till It settles. A few dimes
from every one who will be benefited
will help a great deal in tire saving.
Allen Sanders viii have the hat, boys,
so chip in, and if we get the grade let's
keep it. | don't expect to use it once
month, but I'm willing to help. The
supervisor is removing stumps, I'M
derstand, at this writing,
There will be two days picnic at
Goat Ranch Park Friday and Satur-
day, August, 81 and September, l.
The first day will be given to the poll
ticians, who will explain it ALL the
last day will be devoted to educational
matters All the office seekers are In
Eited to come 8nd get acquainted.
There Will be big dinner to eat, and
as fine a lot of babies to kiss and
compliment as can be found anywhere.
Saturday there Will be talks on edu-
cational matters by teachers, county
superintendent and others. Candi
dates for superintendent should not
miss the occasion, since they can get
two shots at the crowd; one Friday as
candidate, and one Saturday as an
educator. If you can't put yourself
over with that chance better go home
and plants hogs.
Charley Vaughan pulled off a stunt
Tuesday that ought to have been
under canvas. He was taking a car
load of Valleyites to Springdale, and
he ought to have enjoyed it on account
of the roads. Charley is good driver
and could shine as bronch buster,
too, if he'd try, else he couldn't have
kept his seat in the ear as we'll as he
did. OF course he had the steering
wheel to hold to, and as long as he
could keep his hands spat on and not
lose his grip he could "stay with her"
1t all happened on that famous stretch
of road by j. B. Shaver's corn field.
Rocks several feet square were drop
ped there several feet apart, the space
between being filled with nice soft dirt
Nearly all the passengers got out and
walked to enjoy the trip better, while
poor Charley, being ehauffer, had to
stay with the ear. You've all seen a
dog looking for a rabbit in tall wheat;
we'll, Charley went up and down like
that for about a hundred yards 1t
was some doin's.
CELSIUS.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-08-24


whom reside in this locality. The sis
tiers are Mrs. Nose Anderson, Mrs.
j. A. Joyce, Mrs. Lizzie Weir and
Mrs. O. 3. Erwin. The brothers are
G. P. and W. s. Edison.
Uncle Henry was good citizen and
left his impress on the community in
which his life was spent and from
which he will be greatly missed. He
was active and vigorous for a man
of his years and literally died in the
harness." being on his way to pay for
some cattle he had contracted for Sat
urday when death called him There
are many friends throughout this
section to mourn his passing
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-08-24

The following registrant are listed
as havin failed to report;
6S5-Edgar &. Johnson, Springdale.
16S8-Alvin r. Wilson, Fayetteville.
1430-Chas S. Baggett, Fayetteville.
21O8-Fay r. Prewitt, Prairie Grove.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-08-24

of the company, still that is not like
your boy having one of his own to read
as soon as it gets there and not have
to wait until it is passed from hand to
hand 1t is doubtful if anything
could be more appreciated than the
weekly visits of The News, telling of
all the things back home in which
your boy is interested 1t makes no
difference how often he moves the adj
dress can Exchanged, SO as to assure
him getting the paper every week. In
order to encourage parents to send the
paper to the boys we will make them
special rate Of $1.00 for a year.
rp
The community service for Co. A
Sunday afternoon was held at the Au-
ditorium on account of threatening
weather. There was large crowd
in attendance, the members of the
company attending in a body and &C.
cupying front seats. The prayer was
offered by Dr.. r. T. Phillips, pastor
Central Presbyterian church, scrip
ture reading by Rev A. H. Dulaney
pastor NJ. E. Church, South, and q
short talk by Rev. J. l. MeAdams
pastor First Presbyterian church The
principal address was delivered BY
quartet r A Ross, Glen Sines, J, A
Eicher and Carl Rice, solo by Johr
Sanders and duet by Misses Wini
fred and Wynona Ross.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-08-24

Mss Jobelle Holcomb and Martha
belle Ellis. daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
E. F. Ellis of Fayetteville, returned
Tuesday night from Chicago, The
former had been taking a special
course in the University of Chicago.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-08-24

An examination for pupils, who
have done summer work,Will be held
at the eighth grade room. grammar
school building, August 30 and 81,
beginning promptly at o'clock.
r. L. Woodruff, Principal
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-08-24
QUOTA COMPLETE
Required Number For National Army
In Washington County Secured

The county exemption board sent
out a call Thursday afternoon of last
week for an additional 100 men to re-
port for examination, the first fifty
to report Tuesday and the second fifty
Wednesday. After completing the ex-
animation of those called Tuesday it
was found that the county's quota Of
76 men had been secured, and the ex-
animation set for Wednesday was
abandoned The names of those from
this county have been certified to the
district board at Fort Smith. Some
have exemption claims pending, how
ever, before the district board, and as
soon as these are disposed of we will
give list of those finally chosen to
represent Washington County in the
National Army.
Thirteen men have registered IN the
county since registration day June 5,
most of whom were members of the
National Guard, and who were under
the impression they were not required
to register This briggs the total num-
Der registering nthe county to 2,4o0.
Of the Is three have been placed in
the group already called, and their
examinations will occur soon. They
are Claude 0dle, and James Oliver
Hunt of Springdale and Harrison !,
Harmon of Greenland.
Following is the action of the board
since last week:
Accepted, Exemption Not Claimed
1032-Walter FARRELL, Hazel Valley.
1305-W H. johnson. Fayetteville.
353-James B. Russell, West Fork.
1657-Rert L. Ratliffe, Fayetteville
2376-Newton E. Land. Winslow.
2116-M F Tucker, Prairie Grove.
488-Den r Moore, Lincoln.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-08-24

As an illustration of some of the
profits realized by peach growers in
this locality this year the experience
of J. 0. Phillips is a fair example. A
few months ago he purchased from
q. W Vaughan the farm Of forty
acres known as the Curtis place,
southwest of town, paying $4,000 for
same There are fourteen acres in
liberia peaches on the place, and
from this fourteen acres Mr. Phillips
realized nearly $4,700, almost enough
to pay for the entire property. In
addition he will have at least 500
bushels of apples, besides other crops
and his returns for one year will more
than bring back his original invest
ment of $4,000,
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-08-24
Eight Pages
Al CARS PEACHES
Shipping Season In Springdale Closed
Saturday Night

The Springdalc Peach Growers Ex-
change sent out its last car of peaches
Saturday night, making a total of
thirty cars for the season. Phillips
Bros, limbaugh Bros, A. Dyes and
W. A. Graves, who shipped independ-
ent of the association, shipped thir-
teen cars, and one car of early peaches
was shipped, which makes grand
total of Al cars for the season. This
does not include express shipments,
which will probably amount to one
or two cars more.
Figures furnished by F. g. Robb
show that for the thirty cars shipped
by the Peach Growers Exchange the
members received $26,63714 Some
were shipped in six basket crates and
some in busnef baskets, the average
price received for No. peaches be-
ing 1888 per package, and for the No.
2's $162 per package. A little more
than 81 per cent of the crop consisted
of No. 2 stock All peaches were sold
on track in Springdale. The culls
were sold to the canning factory
the price being 80 cents to s1.00 per
hundred.
Wilson Cardwell, who acted as
sales agent for the independent ship
pers, reports they received 1925 to
S2.35 per crate for No Is and $50
to 81 go for the No rs They used the
six basket crate altogether.
The season has been very profit
able one to the growers. There was
good demand for peaches and many
more cars could have been sold.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-08-24
SPRING VALLEY

John WEIGH is attending the Sweeny
Automobile school in Kansas City.
Burk Shed conundrum When is a
cat not a cat? Answer by Carrel
Sanders: When its a boy.
The Springdale news. [volume] (Springdale, Ark.) 1887-1990, 1917-08-24

Parents who have sons in Co a
should make arrangements to have The
News sent to them every week.
While the paper will go to a number
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-20
GH6iGcr balten trcMI
sum OcMtIc6en Reid!

Berlin 10. San. (5ltnfer6eridt J
9as 0iItrift8parlament 0cs llntcr.
cliaB Icitcte feline SiblmQ nit cincr
Sun0gcbung fir elm oclltides Gliof
ein, mie Die ~lleberIcc Gafridtcu.
o9entlir bcriftct. Die boupti16lid.
itcn Ge0ncr maren ser @~lterspr1ii.
bent, 9ilrgerrneilter Nort9 bon
3ettpeiIer uno Der frit6ere Inter
itnatsiefretdr fir oos @lioB, SER
8etri. 8cioc Serrcn iino g~cborcnc
Glidiicr aus oIten eIidiiii6en 5omi-
lien. @cndB Der 4gcntlir iogte
&raiiOent Rortb ~foIgenoeS: Cine
Der Gntentcinddte gefalt it9 in Ser
annabme, 0aB ite 5um &riege idritt,
I'M ibre bcionoercn 9c3iebungcn 3i
eir1cm benadbartcn @rcn3lanOe gum
4lisOrude 81 bringen. @Iaubt 0iclc
aItadJt ptrftidl DAB iic 0ieicm 2anoe
einen 9ienft ertpetien miro, ment Tie
cur elmer bartnddigen 6~orticbung
oeS GricgeS beItebt2 3os 8eid8.
Ian0 @liaB.2 otbrineen bro1td)t fei-
men 8efreicr. IS miro no6 0eln
ariege - Oes bin i'd gcfuiB - o6ne
tremoe ginmiiduug ieinc 9tedte in.
nerbalb oes Rcidcs, Dem cS feline
Streitfrdite aab, all iua6ren miiien.
Bic S0hne uuiercS SotOcS limo uid)t
rmIonit fir 9cutidIan0 gcitorbcH. "
er-Setret6r 4etri, Der 5um Bra.
iioenten Ser &eriammIung gcruGblt
purOe, ioa in ieincr annaDmere0e
iid olio gc1ubert 9nbcn:
aangeiidts Der militariihen 2aae
lit Die Anhuort Der @nteutc allf 8ra.
iibcnt 8ilions gtote cinfod protest.
Sic @nteute bate iih fauln anOcrS
mlsOriiden %fonucrL iucltl Die 6rnu.
5oien in Strab6urg, @leB mo @1uin5
.itanocn, nno lpenn Die beriibmte rui
iiide 9ompfiDal3e ouf Dem @cae.
nod Berlin marc. Scr begeiltcrn0e,
aus bciligem 3orn geboreue Appel
Den Der aoiier bicrauf an fem 8olf.
ri6tete, bat in ie0em oettiden Ser.
sen eiuen ma6tigen 8icOerbaa ge
fnnoen. gtit meri6itterIidem Ser
fraien ieben mir Der 3ufunft entgc.
gen"
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y8ie fnnpp rs anoinn.

@os aud bel ciner &rGliOenten.
mobl elm poar StumOen ousmoden
fonncn, 5eigt oa5 Grgeenis Der Ictt
i16riqcn 8obl. 2lbgcgeben mltr0en
l6,599,03G Stimmcn. 9ooon bat
8illon nit MIR 276 @leftoroIItim.
men S,50S,0S5 Stimmcn ergaltcn,
&uqbcS nit $50 GlcftoroIitimmcn
8,090.950. @&it eff @lcftoroIItim.
men mc9r marc @nq6eS gclpGblt
lporocn, lll0 Gin 8cd)iel bon mcni.
ger olS %5peitouieno 8oblcrn BON
eillcr 8artci our unOeren piir0e &C.
nilgt bubcn, iGnt Oicic eff Stimmcn
81 bcridnfict. Die orei5e9n Glct-
toruIitimmen 0eS StaateS G%ullfnr.
MEN bat 8ilion nit elmer McGrbcit
bon nlr 1878 Stimmcn crboItcn.
8enn alio 1910 caIiforniide 8Gb-
Ter, Die fir 8ilion geltimmt boben
fir 9ugbcs geitimmt bdttcn, bGtte
@ugbes 26S @IeftoraIitimmen oe.
bobt, 8ipei meGr ols er broudjte ut0
mare BrdiiOent %gelporoen. lln6 elm
8cdicl bon 1899 8dblern bon elmer
Seite CUR on0cren milroe geniigt bo-
ben, Inn oic eli @leftoralltimmcn
bon Sem @nmpibire, Nfor0 Gofota
uuO gteu @icrieo 81 peri6offcn. mos
i'm obne oic Stimmcn bon G%olifor-
nicn sum @rdiiOentcn gemod)t bo6cn
lrilroe. Sn Hem @ompibirc miIroe
idpn Gin &cdDiel Don 30 Stimmcn
ben Staat Npgbes 5lgciilhrt bo6crI
III 9torO 0ofota 500 lulO IN &en'
wterico 1901.
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OipIcmatenmccbIcl
ftcbt INT Amsiidbt!

@ai6inetoi, 10. San. aGel
g%nfroacn ~icitens otnerifaniifer
@oti6ofter ulO @eionnten I'M g(us.
LAMB, pb man bon ibnen beitu 9e-
ginn Der 9. g8ilion 'iden 4ominiitra.
tiou Dos giureidcn zines GntIai
iungsgciudes ertpartc, lit pom Dem
Stoat8ocpnrtentent, nie befanrt &C.
qcben muroe, bic qIeihe 4nttport
8utei[ %geporOea boB man es fir
paiieno erabte, menn iie Dor, benz
A. MtGr3 Inn ire Gntlaiiung eirtd-
men. Man mics i'll 5taatsOeporte
ment ourouf bin, oaB Der arieg Die
omerifonii6en 8iploniaten Dor aui
ooben geitellt, 6tnen iid mande nidt
gemadien gc5ei9t boben, uttO OaB
Die Administration ben Begun eine5
2. 4mtsteruin5 nit 5reuoen ais
giinitige @elegenbeit benlBe.
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6udscitsalofen

Salnn, 20. San. 4m Mitt
mod, ben II. 5onllor, fano tiel
Die Soth5eit ben @erluan 9. 9ubr.
mann Sobn nes ~aaaenlein befont.
ten Senrn gpbrluann. init Sri. 81.
Oin &ietenpol, Der iilnaiten Godtel
citer a~nqeie6cten bolldnoiiden ga.
mile itdtt. 3u Ser 8raluiig mi
Sollie 0eS @oter8 oes 9rGlttieoms
batten iid bic ndditen 8ertuonotcr
einqefunoen. Die eigentlihe 3ciet
fono bann obcnos in Der oeltlder
SaIle Itott, 5t Der iid Der 0eutidc
5ainilieit 8ereilt ionic biele 95rcln0c
b%ol5GbIig cin!ar6eu. 8os jungc
Yaor miro iid norolid Don Sallorl
ouf ciner 6ornt iGr @einl einrid)-
len. l~lniere bcr3IidItcu 0Iilfmiln-
ide.
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NuS Sem Staate Mfebrasfa!

GBns. s, @aorr unter5oa ii6 &c.
itern elmer operation fir %g(ppenOici,
Itis.
Ben Slion Elm g(r6eiter Scr SIRE.
mont 9raucrei, brn6 9cltern Gin
9ein 6nourd, DAB CT am lluior
8abnbof auSrltti9te.
Clarence Douglas miBte iif eli.
her Satttuerpflan5ltng unter8ieben
Oo iid feline bel Dem fiir5li6en lin.
fua 5erIdunOenen @lieoer ni6t
idnea gelutg init So1tt be0eden mol.
len.
Sc groouierten bon Ser Central
Sdule 6icles @tol AZ ain6er, mel,
DIE ole Die $oGi6uLe beiu6en lper-
Den. Gin erfreuIi6eS 3ei6en, oa6
&eute I'M a!tocmeinen Sen 8ert
elmer gliten Shulbil0ung mebr uno
nlebr i6dben lernen.
Die Mooern @oo0men un0 ste
S6peiterloge GoDaL gteigbbourS
meroen morgen abeno gemeinidoft.
lid Die @infii9rung Der ~neuermi0i-
ten 8eotnten bolten itno oana6 Elm
SeIteiIen Dernnitalten.
Ser @nI Der Sermannsi66ne
am WtittmoG mar gut beiudt uno
ale glnneIenoen omiiiierten ii6 Dor,
5iigIi6.
Gam 2ipidjib Bat oos @eI6dft
Der 2esbara Mercontite 60, oaiel6It
gefouft ltno miro es bon nun on
Ieiter. Seine 6omilie bIeibt oors
lGuiig nod IN 6remont.
g. 81. Reif. melder fril6er bier
in 6remoitt elm @llenpurengei61ft
betrieb, mo ipdter nod 8enoer
8og, no CT in gleider g8eiic tdtig
luar, lit in Gma6a geItorben.
guf Der Sunoeousitellung in Ga,
romte, @po, trugen Sun0e ser
~folgenoen 6remonter 8reiie Oobon
Otto 9obL gg. s. &aInter, 2ltcill8
Sammono 6rib 8iderer. s. Wont-
forO, Granf Gardner unO @omin
8idbar0t.
Ser n0r0lihe @aiiertilrm int
8arf, meIder Dor einem Sabre ali
fling 3u leder, mur0e nit elmer 6arbc
ailgeltri6en, ron Der Die m~erfipiiri9c
Gigenihaft Derfiinoet nuroe, 0aB Die
ielbe o1es fernere 2efen oer6in0eru
ipiiroe, bat i6on felt Ginger Bet.
iein g8aiicr ottf Ole unlie
gen0en @egc geIprist, iooaB oic.
Garfbeb0roc tptgcn Der @cfobr 0eS
gusruti6euS Hic 8eae oeriperrcn
6eltte mittaq entitono iii
Gin nrmgroBe5 God MIR ipe
nige SUB bonn 8obcn 1tnO wltrocu
ooourd Der &arf rn0 bic no6elie.
aenoen StraBen iiberihtUemmt.
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@Oritmanu'S 3uitonS bciOr9niscrrc,
neun.

Golmoge, 90. syalt.- Ser Saul
Soritluanil, GoQr oc8 befaimtGr
8nt. Sorituloaa bon bier. lieQt i'm
&resbpterianboipitol III Gnlabo IN
fritiidem 3uitolt0 0anieoer. Gen
iuneen Monre iptr0e Dor ettpo elmer
g8ofe Die liute Sano i'm aorniddler
sermnImt. 9uerit glau6ten oie
aer8te Die Saa0 rettcn ST. fomcn,
@lutpergifttna aber iebte ein uno
Die Sano mubtc ontputiert meroen.
@offentIid miro Die arnft Der Stt.
qeno oo5u heitrnqefL ben jtinqcr
Mann at retterL. qeioer lit aid Die
@1ttin uno @llitter oes Serrn 8m.
Soritmorn 70 crnitIid erfrortft, oab
iie geitern einea 0moboer Spe3iali.
iten foniuItieren muBte. 8ir min.
iden boloige 9eiierung.
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@nter 1tmlnk.

Qaionee, %. San. ? DC 4li.
nilce Creamery meld)e boS gr0Btc
oerortige |lnteraebmen I'M fpeItIifeu
Nebrosfa bartlett, bat iebt i6ren
Sobresberidt fertiggeiteat. 4us
O~eHieIben ergibt i'd 0oB Die Grea-
meru i'm o6aelaufeuen Sabre fir
iiber 100000 Gabm bon Ben 6ar.
mern in bieier @eaelto d~efauft bat.
IS mur0en 100000 Gfuno Butter
hergeiteat, 100 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Sis uu0 5000 GaQonen Spciieeis
(SSce Grearnl. Cine gibioenbe bon
5 8ro5ert nliroe erfl1rt.
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PaMs fir cine ncilc
SfaatsrcrfaIMne!
Die 6ctrcffcnbe gOrlnsc snm sluci-
ten @nl OBuc bic gcrinsitc
SppOiitiOu anseuOmmeu.

2incolL 90. San. - Gas gl6ee.
o%ronetenbols Lat geitcrn Sousroae
go. 3, Die einen nellen &erfaIIung8-
fonbcnt fir ocn Stoot borIiebt, in
5meiter 2eiuna obne iegIi6e Oppo-
iition mgcnoulmen. SIS lplirOen 80
Stimmen oofiIr obge9ebcn; If Mits
9Iieocr lporen obpeieno. gia6 Der
ietigen 8erioiiung muB sic SorIo.
&c in je6em @ouS nit elmer Drei.
filnftel @e6rbeii ongenommen per-
Den. 9ie Gorlnge gebt iett on Oen
Senat, Der lid in gcmeiIener &ube
oamit bei6GftiQcn Oiirfte.
0te @offmeiiter 8orloge, iponod
Die Giienbabnen Die bon i6ncn I'M.
beniibten @egereGte b~erau8riiden
miiiien, puroe ebenioIls ongenom.
men ltnO 3tpdr nit 81 gegen 5
Stimner.
3os S1lt8 beiddftigte iid aud
nit Der SomorD 8orIoge, pono6 al.
le itdotiideu arbciten in 0moba
unD 2incoln allf Ser SsStun0en
Bats uno SIT eineu Min0eItlobn
bon 30c Die Gtln0e geton mer0en
mtB.
Ger 4%6gcoronete Sorcn i5rie8 be-.
ontragte nciterH &ertoglnQ nit Der
9cgritnoutg, OaB nidt5 81 tun iei
mo ooB ourd Die Gertoglttg Dem
Staot miuoeitenS $1,000 gcipart
mer0en piir0tn. 3ie iibermGltigen.
De Me9r9eit mar ie0o6 m0erer Qn.
iidt uno itinnmte Den Gntrog nit
40 gegen 20 Stimmen nie0er; %
iparen o6peienO. Sis iest fms i'm
@olts in 10 aus Sen 20 SogeiL, in
oeneu @orIagcn eingerei6t tpGroen,
205 eingereift poroen.
@err Serbert SO. 2uid, Witglie6
Ger gun0eS Gurnlei6banf &onmii.
lion belt I'M glbgeoronetenball8 eli
men &ortrog iIber oieies llclle Sc
ieb, Der init 5lttereiie bernommen
mur0e .-2lu6 Der irilDere 8unOeSIe-
nator glqen aus M}aoiion belt i'm
Sutie cine fllr2e AnIprafe.
Sm Salt8 beI6oftigte man iiG
oud NIT Der 2igGett. 9}orton Bill,
nonoA Dem Niongel an 6radtpogen
fir Die 8~cf6roernng BON @etrei0e
mo @ie6 obgcbolfen meroen lol.
Ole @orloge mur0e amcnoicrt ltn0
miro in ibrcr neltcn 6ortn nddIte
8ode our wciicren &erbanohtng &C
longen.
SIN SouS fam Sic Gorlogc, no.
nod sic S@ulrotsmitglie0er in
in Sen bartholomew 8ar08
5t nominiercn 1n0 in Ser go18en
Staot gu crlpablen Jim, our Orittcn
2ciung.
Cine IGngcre 9ebatte entiporn ii6
I'M 9oltie ii6rr 0ic &crtcihrng 0c5
StautSidulfon0S. Oil &ertretcr
bom &on0 beboltpten, Dab iie nod
Ser gcgcnp0rtigcn 3Gbllng Ger
81 fur5 f0lncu u10 bcrIang
ten 2lbbilic Ga nod Der ncllcn
3d6lung olih bic ain0cr ser Csc.
mcinoeihulcn mitge5dblt mcroen, 10
ipcrocn Die Stdoter oo6 immer nod
eincn tleincn &oriprung boben, 6o
IN Den Std0ten Die 3o6l ser Sc
neinOeidilcr cine betra6tli6e lit.
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ltnicr ticilcr Roman!

Sclite. Gomstoq, beginner mir
nit Der @erSffeitliGnig oes 30.
mans a0ie SoIlerfoips" bon Sort
9ooeuler. Ger &ontait. Der inter
anOerein Gin 8ilo Der Snllsipefulu-
ton 9erIins un0 oes @roBita0tle.
bens bietet, lit bodit ipanneno &c.
i6rieben iinO miro iider unieren sc.
fern gefaqen. g9ir moIlen ouf ben
Snbolt 6eS bo6intereIianten go.
mans nidt ndber e%inqeben, 1lln Ole
@rlpartung mo baS Stitereiie ni6t
borBer ab5uI4mddeu.
Die &ebnftion.
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soatermarSsr erGaIt IebensIanalid

NeiD Yort, 20. Son. = @eitcrn,
geroOe OIL icinem 90. @eburtstaae
Wuroe Soiepb Coleman. Der inn Sep,
tcriber lesten Sabres ieine Sodter
lpenige Soae Dor 0eren @od3eit or.
ltoden bat, gu lebensl1uglid)cr
3udtbousitrois berurteilt. Ger
Morocr ertldrte. Dab CT ole Sat I'M
3nlianO Der Srunfenbeit 6eaangen
mo iid auf nidts beiiulen f0nne.
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Orci BanSiten i'm
Rampfc cri6oHem!

9frmgce, 9tla., 10. San.
8rei @onfrduber, Die an Dem @anf.
roli5 SIT Ionato 8inito uno SIR.
rab bcteiligt narenL puroen bclltc
nm elmer 6beriffSmornihaft Is
MsiIen iiirmeitIid bon 9ler geitellt
uno in Dem iif) entipinnen0cn Sam.
pfc aridoiien, IS iino 6icie8 D5for
9oe. @iliam mo &orr9 9art. 50,
Ii3eihef gtopman BON GfNnlqec MIR
C in Dem @efedt ot Der $ono Der.
mutbety
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Saft Sell Ger Sanb Elm.

Sails Gln 90. San. - 2ouis
&sirt, Der GoAu bon Serrn unO
Grdlt 6. q @irt ton bier, mcIder
cin Stilocrt Scr footliden 9orulal.
idpule in getn IT terIebte lidl ais
or nit iein': aIoiie an elmer Grels.
i6ae arbeitctc oil Sono oerrnoBep,
naf CT cinep Iait ltrielben eilbitbte.
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Eckal<I0dttEc1tcn
~ Sremcnt, uebr.
g. Ga

AtFNttFNAF@E -
Sn icincm gortrag iibcr Die Dion.
roe Gnftriu meldcn or gcitern a6eno
Dor Dem 5reutout Mens Stub biclt.
ingte gurnea COLON, DoB Die g3a.
tionen meIde itcts iebniiidtige 9Ii.
dc ilodl 0eln anlerifoniidcn Con
tiiicnt gerid)tct bdtten, icbt oler.
bugs in cineh @eltfrico berlpidelt
iciei, DOB. mcnlt 0ieier aber norii6er
u1re. mo sic merifoniiden angcle.
acnbeiten nidt georouet marerL mir
ais Sd)iiter oes anterifnfiid)cn Con-
tinents Dor gcripidelunoen lidt Il.
der iein fonaten. Ner Die 9atio.
men init ben iebniiiftigen gliden
Ieien, berriet Der 9leoner ~aaeroings
nidt.
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Seneruc6rlcntc in We6rasfa 9th

Nebrasto, Gitp, 20. San. Ct
ma 100 8elegatell az Der &onbenti.
on Der frei1piltgrn 5euerrpebrleute
bes Staates III aliburn trafen &C.
i:ern IN einem grtro8llg in gtebras-
ia Gitp Elm i1no berIebten bier Den
3ag. 9lben05 fano Den @dlten 81
@bren elm 8anfett ltno Gang in Der
eagles Salle itatt.
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Die ncucn Observation-Disclosures 6eie8 @laneS ftm0 sic gaditeit,
8afcrpotte, 68 gang nGbe Cement 4eBerc NIT ounfen 8erSierungen,
oas Gdgttter fir raufen6rn @9ein uno Die 8lunenbcb1Hcr Dor Dem Sen.
tier 6cS @obn5immers. 9o8 ionnige Gnpfon985inuner 1T nit Dem 8o1t
3tnmer 0urd fron5. 8Ircn perblnoen. Die &oieHe lit unten. Bic
ande bat cingcbotc 8edirrihrdnfc, oud emc @6e, mo man frIhIhiden
fann. 9s obcre etodpert bot oret 3nner, groBe aIeioerzaobinette
Yao, 5dlof.&cranoa im0 2innenidronf. @rBe:t 26 SUB brett unb 26
sub ttf lber Dem SouptteL a~uSidleBid oaer anbuuten. 3a8 untere
5tofperf lit 8 SUB bod Dos obere s SUB uno Der &eaer 7 SUB. 9as
ulhre Stodpert lit nit 9irfe ooer eide ouSgetotet un0 nit eide.
ODER aborn.5uBb0oen. 8os obere 6todmHt nit ongcftridener 6idte
o0r 9irfe lmo nit 8irfe- ODER abornGuBb0ben. gaufofen alsi9IeBid
9eBrng uno 8oterlctung etpo $1,000.