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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

Colonel, the man Of the house in
fire department dogdom, took a bite
out of Doc Ollie HILLS nose last night
when the doctor tried to play with
the dog. Colonel very likely figured
that there was too much meat on
Docs nose which might have had
something to do with the high cost
of living. The doc is recovering, hav-
ing two pretty little cuts on the
prominent probosis, one on either
side.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

was able to attend the annual BANQUET
with the other members OF the assocla-
ton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10
City Hall Notes

The city fire department dog
Lady" which has been advertised
as lost, returned home last night,
bringing with her eight little ones.
The fire department now consists of
10 dogs and 10 firemen. Bill Nor
gan and Howard Woodward are the
wet nurses for the young dogs, Bill
having the job of heating the milk,
putting it in bottle with an eye
dropper top on it, and Howard hav-
ing the job of feeding the young pups.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

Has Reeovered-Mrs. Bertha Kemp.
er, who has been very Ill at her home
for some time, is now practically re.
covered.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

Dividend cheeks-A meeting of the
stockholders OF the Fairmont Cooper.
alive Association was held in Willard
hall this afternoon at which time
checks for five per cent dividend on
the stock of the company were pre-
sented.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10
EVENTS TONIGHT

Maccabees Hall : Meeting Of United
Commercial Travellers.
River Skating.
Willard Hall-American Flint Glass
Union, Local No. 40.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

Normal School EIeetion-The ballot.
ing for election of new officers for
the Athletic association at the Normal
school closed yesterday afternoon, the
counting Of the votes showing the fol-
lowing to be elected: Frany Payne,
elected president over Dillon Baugh-
man by a bare margin of 10; Byron
Hess, vice president; Nell Seckman,
secretary; Lloyd Furbee, treasurer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

New Coal company-The Bethlehem
Coal company, a local corporation,
recently chartered was officially or.
ganized yesterday with the following
officers elected: j. E. Watson, presi.
dent; II. H. Watson, vice president;
g. 3. Peddicord, general manager; M.
y. Ashcraft, secretary; ]. E. Watson,
Jr., treasurer; and w. C. Hanlon,
chief engineer. The Bethlehem COM
pany will develop tract Of Sewickly
coal on Helens Run purchased last
week by H. H. Watson.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

Ask for sidins-Applicatlon for a sid
ing has been made by the Chesapeake
Coal company to the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad and as soon as the sid.
ing issplaced operations will be start.
ed in the company's new mine in
Winfield district above Rivesville.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

Brother is IlI-Mrs. Ed Ford of Gas.
ton avenue, has been called to Chilli
cothe, Ohio, by the serious illness Of
her brother, John TAYLOR.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

Shoe Store to Moves. G. Kline, of
the Kline Shoe company, announces
that his store in the Murphy building
on Madison street, will be moved to
the location just vacated by the Weber
florists, the Main street store to be
opened about March 1. With the trans.
fer to Main street Mr.. Kline will in.
crease his lines and modernize his
store.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

Dutch Tavern coffee, carefully Sc
Iected, scientifically blended, skllIfuIly
roasted.-AdVt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

Bank Property changes-Plans for
the remodeling OF the front OF the resi-.
dence to the First National bank prop.
erty are almost completed. work on the
remodeling being planned for start
next week. Almost the entire front
of the rebuilt store room will be of
glass.
In Jail to Sober Up-Tony Cocoboni
picked up at the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad station drunk is In Jail waiting
until he can sober up. He left SIS with
the city on cindition that he be re.
leased Immediately he gets sober and
promises to come to police court Mon.
day morning.
Barber Under Arrest-Louis Cinelli,
barber in the city was arrested this
morning by Chief of Police Fred Harr
on receipt of telegram from Philadel-
phia. Cinellt is said to be wanted in
Philadelphia on charge of receiving
goods from merchants to be returned
If not satisfactory and that the goods
always appeared satisfactory but that
here was never any Louis when the
merchant sought him.
Grading Pupils Papers-The manu-
scripts of those who took the first
examination for elementary diplomas
held Thursday and Friday of this week
in the schools of Winfield, Union and
Grant districts, were graded today at
the office of County Superintendent
Homer c. Toothman by the grading
board composed OF the following: A.
H. Toothman, +. D. Kleine, D. E. Sat
terrified, s. C. Harris, d. c. Goodnight,
c. w. Stansberry, Dayton Grubb. Thorn
as c. Moore and E. e. Hall. Approx.
mateiy one hundred pupils took the
examination.
Congregation 10 Years old-Grace
Lutheran Mission is 13 years old. The
Rev. F. B. Yeakley, district missionary,
began work here in February, 1904.
He was assisted by the Rev. DR.. A. S.
Hartman, of Baltimore. Md.
Today's Legal Transfers-J. T. Lin.
vile, ct ux, to Marshall Efaw parcel
Of land in City Of Warrington. 81 and
other valuable considerations.
Marriage Licenses-A marriage Ii.
cense was issued by the County Clerk
yesterday to Francis A. Michael, age
% and Estella NJ. Clovis, age 10, both
of Warrington. A. S. Clovis, father
of the girl gave his consent in per-
son.
intermediate court-The case of R.
L. Cunningham versus the bravo Con-
struction company which was begun
in intermediate court yesterday is still
in progress. Judgment was returned
yesterday in the case OF William S.
Ingel versus Hammond L. Stealey for
S505.25. The suit was for $110O. 1t
is expected that the cases on the
docket will be completed up to date
this evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

JIM. Hartley Unreasonable going
up flight of steps at the Y. NJ. C. A.
building last night, ]. M. Hartley, pres.
ident OF the association, slipped and in
the fall which ensued sustained
slight cut over the left eye. The wound
was treated by Or. Sands who was
present at the time and Mr.. Hartlst
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10
Good REASON,

"cholly says he is unable to collect
his thoughts"
Perhaps there are none coming to
him. Boston Transcript.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

mont Masons are completing arrange
ments today for attendance at the
winter reunion of Scottish Rite bodies
of West Virginia, held in Wheeling
next week. Degrees from the fourth
to the thirty second inclusive will be
conferred during the week.
VIII Redeeorate ch1rch-work of
redecorating the church and parson.
age Of the NJ. P. Temple will be start
ed Monday by Frank Lloyd and knight
q Haas successful bidders for the
work. There will be no change in
the color scheme.
Inspecting Street Lishts-The Great
White Way lights are being given an
inspection today, the first general one
. that they have received since install.
lation. Everything is found to be o.
K. The lamp mechanism is inspected
by opening little door built in the
side Of the torch holder of the light.
Leaves Hospital-NIiss Mary sturm
who had been patient at the Polo.
clinic hospital in New York city, where
she underwent an operation several
weeks ago. is recovering and is now
at the home of friends in Brooklyn,
where she will remain until next week
when she will return to her home in
this city.
Rural Carrier Examination-The
United States Civil Service Commits.
sion has announced an examination
to be held at Warrington and Fair
mont on March 0, 1917, Glover Gap,
to Ill the position of rural carrier at
the vacancies that may later occur on
rural routes from other post offices
in the county.
ReY. c. D.. Mitchell Baek-Dr. Clar.
enee Mitchell Of the Central Christian
church who has been out of the city
for few days will occupy the pulpit
next Sunday morning and evening. At
the evening service Rev. Mitchell will
discuss our impending crisis with Ger.
many. "Germany's Challenge-Haye
We Lincoln and the Spirit of 'G1 to
365 To Meet IT,"
In 6luefield-Called by the illness
Of; Rev. Father Oliver, a close friend,
Rev. Father Boutlou left for Blue.
field Friday.
To Preach to Presbyterians-Rev.
a. ~, Buchanan, OF Morgantown, will
conduct the services of the First Pres.
bytertan congregation tomorrow.
Monday at the Postoffice-Monday,
Lincoln's birthday, will be a holiday
at the postoffice and the following
hours will be observed: General and
stamp windows open from 9 to 1O
o'clock in the morning, morning deliv.
cry by carriers and noon collection.
Money order and registry windows
closed all day. Rural carriers will
serve their routes as usual.
cIarksburs DISQUALIFICATION 81
became known in Clarksburg that the
home of Frank Prichard In this city
was under quarantine for infantile
paralysis the health authorities Of
that town promptly placed a quaran.
dine upon the West Main street home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan R. Griffith,
grandparents Of the child who is iii
here. One of the Prichard children
has been visiting its grandparents for
some time.
=. N. Hartley Unreasonable going
up flight Of steps at the Y. NJ. C. A.
building last night, ]. M. Hartley, pres.
ident Of the association, slipped and in
the fall which ensued sustained
slight cut over the left eye. The wound
was treated by DR.. Sands who was
present at the time and Mr.. Hartley
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

Masons TO Go to Wheelins-Fair.
mont Masons are completing arrange
ments today for attendance at the
winter reunion of Scottish Rite bodies
( of West Virginia. held in Wheeling
next week. Degrees from the fourth
to the thirty second inclusive will be
conferred during the week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

VIII lRedeeorate ctmreh-work of
redecorating the church and parson.
age of the NJ. P. Temple will be start.
ed Monday by Frank Lloyd and knight
q Haas successful bidders for the
work. There will be no change in
the color scheme.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

To Preach to Presbyterians-Rev.
a. ", Buchanan, of Morgantown, will
conduct the services of the First Pres.
byterian congregation tomorrow.
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In Rluetield-called by the illness
Of Rev. Father Oliver. close friend,
Rev. Father Boutlou left for Blue.
field Friday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

Monday at the Postoffice-Monday
Lincoln's birthday, will be a holiday
at the postoffice and the following
hours will be observed: General and
stamp windows open from to 10
o'clock in the morning, morning deliy.
cry by carriers and noon collection.
Money order and registry windows
closed all day. Rural carriers will
serve their routes as usual.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-10

Rural Carrier Examination-The
United States Civil Service Commits.
sion has announced an examination
TO be held at Warrington and Fair
mont on March 0, 1917, Glover Gap.
to Ill the position of rural carrier at
the vacancies that may later occur on
rural routes from other post offices
in the county.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-24
k~cfftfnencc SttMno
Hes kcnoreHes!
Mortiehitna bon Seite ID

unO Der RontruI[e Der 8linoesregie.
rtttlg bletben. 3aS lit iibrigens tei-
ne neile Soee, Ior0ern iie lit i1on
Die0erbolt int &onereb benntragt
noroen felt Der gLnnnbrne oes ioge.
nanilten @lfinS :. @eieBes, Dos be-
fanntli9 Die @emiaieuna BON giabot-
ten fir ltn9eiebli9 erfldrt. Crit I'M
2aufe Der lesten 8ode eridien Der
befannte 5inon8ntunn Gronf u. San.
0erlip, Der 9Srdlioent Der gtotional
gitp 8anf bon Seem gort, Dor Der
auii6enltoatli1en SanoelSfomnii.
lion uil0 ertl1rte, bob Die benntroste
@rb0bung Der Sradtraten ALIEN oas
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n%otnen0ig eetporoen bonn 6tono-
punfte 0es Sinon5ntounes aus ouf
meIden ii6 Die 8abnen in ieoer &riic
perlaiien miliien.
SelbitberItanoli6 ie9It eS aud
iebt nidt an 2euten, ole cine nod
i9drfere rlebermadung uno gr0Bere
&ontroae ieitens Der 9ut0e8regier.
ltrg iiber Die 8abnen befirfporten
ober oieie ueberna9ung 1tnD &on-
troqe fol- niht Idnger cine einbolten.
De un0 bei6rdnten0e ionoern aus.
oebnerl6er url0 belfen0er Rat1tr iein.
Selbit 0ieie 2eute befirporten, 0oB
Die &e9ierung ben 8abnen aus ben
@rtraaen Der &rie98nnleiben gum
3tnsfuBe oieIer gnleiben 8ori1aiie
gum all86au ibrer Spitenne uno fir
Die n6tigen 8erbeiierungen MAIDEN
ioa. 4ie 8abnoerpaltungen bo6an
lett LANCER 8eit b%ebauptet, bob iie
jebt am 8etriebe @eI0 berliereiL Dab
Ite feline 9ibioen0en 3oblen fonnen
uro mogli6ertpaiie aud Die 8inien
o1f lire 9bligotionen idjul6i9 blet.
ben ntiiien. Sic iagen, ooB iie @eIO
MIR gesen bobe 3inieu erbaIten for
men unO 8lpar @el0, oa8 fir Ser.
bei'erungen I'M Sntereiie Ser Gegie-
rurg ~beriperoet miro. Cine Balm
8oBlte fieben 9ro5ent I'M imitonoe All
iein, iib am &rausportgei16fte Ser
9fegierllng 81 beteiliger. Die 8ertre-
ter Der 8obnen erfIGren, Dob ioQta
Der aongreB &egierungs 8ori6a'ie
erIaltben, 10 nitr0en Oieie @eIoer nur
gum ausba1t Der @abnipiteme mn
fit gerbeiierlngen bermenoet per.
ben. 8ibioen6en t6nrten ntr aus
Dem aeingetpinn Der 8abnen be3a5lt
iper0en. 9iele @iienbabn . @eiet0e.
6png miro in Der nditen SiBung
OoS 9an0elsfomitee gu einem Der
ipi6tigiten MAIDEN.
z0@ermanictt5".
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Nus Council Bluffs.
s. 8. spinbler esitUrben.

Sobu S. Spinoler, &aiiierer Der
.grIten 9otional 9anf, itarb ON Don.
nerstag 9torgen Inn 3 ubr I'M gei.
1olas Soipital in Omaha, an ben
5clgen elmer Sperntiou, Der er iid)
untermerfen muBte. @r erreidte Elm
alter bon SO Sabren rno miro
iiberlebt bon Ieiner 8itiue iulo bier
Sodter. Ser 8erItorbene mar III
0euti6lan0 geboreit uno fam al8
Giuo NIT ieinen @ltern in 6ieies
2ano. er oerbrofte ieine Srgenos
iabre onf elmer 6arm in Scott @otui.
tp. 4ls er gum 9lonlle beranreifte,
lieoelte er nod Davenport mo trot
iii ben 0ienit Der Giti5ens Stote
8anf in Davenport. SIN Anfang Der
neltn8iger Sabren Sog er mad 4bo.
ca uno nitrOe aaiiierer Ser aooea
State 8onf, ipdter 5og er noh Si-
OUT 8apios. So, UNI Die aoiIierer
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cckal>uadridbten
aus Srcincnt, Ucb.!

Ser bieIige Note arelt3 Qerein
miro ON ndbiten Samstog eiucn
8erfauf bon oGerIei nibliheu &c.
eenItanoen in 8ooer'8 altem sc.
I~d)1ftslpfaIe an ser 9rooo StraBe
b~eranItalten. Sic 6remont Stod.
bor0s SO. Bat fir Den 3tped elm
S6nein geliefert, pel6es an ben
Meiitbietenoen nbgeben miro.
SonleS 4insnort6 miro in einer
9rllferei in Great 6aIls, Mont. Ell.
ne anitellung er6alter, 1ino miro IN
ben naditen Gogen nod 0ortbin abs
reiien.
Sic 2ebrerin, peldye na6e 2eig5
Dor einigen Gogen Die gerbaftung
bon 5re0erid Silo beruria6te, neil
er nupaiienoe 8emerfungen allf Die
Observation-Disclosures geidrteben bat
te, lit 5rGulein @la0ps Gen 8rinf,
ne[de bier bis Dor fllr5er 3eit cur
S6ule ging. Sbre @ltern mobuen
in 6reuont.
Girls S6ompfon meld)er Dor I'm.
gef1br fnnf @ohen BEL Dem 8au 0cS
rtelten @eriftsgebduoes berungliidte,
lit beute %geitorben. 9os 8egrdb.
nts iDir0 BON Der 00nii9.lutberii6en
Stride aus it%nttfinoen. 3eit: Cams.
Tag nadmittag 80.
Ser itarfe @in0 I0ite geItern
aben0 ems bon @umipert'S S1au.
f~euitern aus Der 6aiiung un0 3er-
brad oaiIelbe. Ser 5Gaoen be.
Iduit iid altf ltugefGbr 500 un0 lit
ollr6 8erii1erung geoeft.
3ie Serren Sammoro uri0 Ste.
p6ets befinoen iif iebt auf elmer Syn.
ip~eftiou8reiie oltr9 Die Wlunitions.
fobrifen Sdottlanos, naf0em lie gu.
Dor nod Die @rabitdtte 0opoIeon'3
beiltdt batten, I'M bort ibre @9rbe.
5eugltng 8u MAIDEN.
Sobil v. 3iutdeD bot 9tddr1ht aus
Der SdipeiS erbaltei, Dab ieine @iltt.
Ter 0aieIbit I'M Sitter bon so Sabren
%geitorben lit.
am nG9iten Moutag miro 5rGlt.
Iein 6Iorence Dunn IN Der $o6idule
4nlpeiilingen eeben, ME man o6ne
Den @ebrou6 BON 8Ieiid nn0 8ei.
8en fo6en fam. Sallsfrauen iino
0d8u eingela0en.
Clinton Gbiiun, glerf I'M Germ
6oteI, nelder Qnipru9 oltf 9ienit.
befreiung mudte, neil er cine 6rait
bat, bat iid nun 0enuod eHti9loian
in Die armee an treten.
aitf Die goung 8omen'S Gbrilti.
an aiiociation miro eirlen Griegs.
fon0 auiammerlbringet lno neroeu
Saulmluugen i'm 9etrage bon $2135
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NuS Dem Gtaate NebrasfQl

ben gfeIt aTsmodten.
Ga S1rpb Goiintb es berab.
i6umte, ait alei6er Belt NIT Golin.
oers gornt1 BEL Der Stoots 8eae.
|fommiiiion nm Die @rlmlbniS no6.
5lfommert Die Aiblano 8oQ.grade
iiber Sen GIatte SluB at t%alfen, lit
nod aniid]t oes @enerolunpalt8
Gee6 elm Anfaitf Der Bride nit
Stoatsgeloern nidlt geitottet. Qas
moere Gountp muB erit I'M Die
NOTICE Grloubnis erllldett.
@on Den $25, 900, Die 0urd 0ie
.2egiSIatllr Dem 8erteioiqungsrat
aur geriii9rng qeltelt tultr0en, ltt0
erlt $4,000 oltfgebraltdt luoroen.
allBer $500 fir aarten bonn gto.
acknowledgements, lit 6a8 @elo
in MonotSgebdltern oil eiilen 4get.
ten in Omaha, ben Sefret1r rno
Die GtenogropbiItinnen Der geb6rbe
ausbeSaBIt mor0en Ole Mitglie0er
Der 9eb0r0e erbalten fein GalGr,
0of oirfen iie $500 pro Gag uno
Q~lliSgaben he3teben mann iie e8
iuoIen.
gn6 aneoben 0es Sefretdrs
8erneder bonn State goor6 of
equalization 1T Bic S6uliteuer in
2ancaiter GonntD nIlein nm $3.50.
1872 gegerl oas goriabr geItiegen.
Sic betritg i'm @oriabr $69t 1888. 98,
Dies Sabr betrdgt fte $3.50, 920.t0.
@eHlaB ben &ngnben bon bieiigen
@efIiigaIbdnolern, peroen oie Grut.
b1bne, Die i'm lesten Sobr % urO
80 Gents bas 8fun0 foiteten, in
oieiem Sobr minoeitens I'm 5 Gents
0a8 9fun6 mebr foIten.
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ssarmen fit sOlSatcn.

9ie .Qnregttng 6es Senotors Sar.
Ding, Den ans Dem &riege 5uriif.
febren6en SoIboten 6armen gu
iibermetien, ber6ient 8eQ6tllng.
alein.6orlper iin0 ein tpi6tiger Bel.
trog 8itr 2oinng BEG &rbeits BRO
blem8. @s lit borous3uieben, 0oB i'm
.2altfe elmer nidt fernen 3eit bic Sns
buitrie nidjt in Der Sage iein i1Sro,
Die b%eitGn0ig 3nnebmenoe arbeiterbe-
~bolferltng gu unterbolten. @6enio lit
n 6neisbar, oaB oie 8o0enpro0uf.
firm 6al6 niht genilgen miro, Inn Die
@eiamt6ebolferung at erndbren.
0os ntadt cine g(usoebnuug Der
2on0nirtidoft aur tatiGAli9en SCOT
fpen0igfeit. Sab man oen bon Dem
&riege 5rriidfebrenoen Solooter
lol6e 5armen 5utpeiIen min. fin0et
ieine @rfldr1lng 0oriuL Dab biele Der
ieIben Sdnierigfeit boben mer6en,
9eiddftiglttg 8lt finoen, ober es lit
aud BIT berrnliten, 0aB niht menige
bon ihnen bieI bon ihrcm Sol6 ge-
ipart baben uno oonit Elm &apitat
6eiiber, oenilgeuo groB, I'M Die
erite 4n3oblllng ouf cine 6orm 3rt
leiiten. Die gel6offing oes 8o0en8.
oa jebt nur nod iebr ipenig iid i'm
Belts Der Hegiertng 6efinoet, mitroe
cine onbere pidtige Geform in bic
@eqe leiten uno 6as lit Die 3eriplit.
teritng oe8 @roBgrltnobelibes, Sic.
fer bat nod gu feiner 8eit iid ais
elm Seeen eripieiert. Sin 2ano NIT
einem &leinbouernlton6 bot fi6
tets zines groBeren @%eoeibenS er.
freut. g}atiirIid miiBte Die Gegierltlg
belfeno eingreifen, inoem iie, iomeit
fem freier 9o0en borbon0en lit,
@roBformen erpirbt un0 lie par
5eaicrt, Inn ben Golooten uno aud
Golden, Die iebt Sen gooen ats
Gd6ter ~bepflon8en, @elegen9eit
gum iel6it1n0igen @eIib gu bieten,
fpos m69lidit Iei9te iGbrIi9e ab-
8abGungen gum Souptbeoingnis bat.
Die 8obIungen iollten nidt b6ber
ols aipei 9ro3ent oes &aufpreiies
fem. Solde @inridt1ng piiroe bel
Sorqen 8e%rItreuen, Die lett init Be
aug nuf Die G%ntmidluug Der Qinge
nod MISUNDERSTANDING oe8 Jrie0en8
bori6peben. Man fragt lid, Oh es
moglid fem miro, Die 5unebmenOe
9eb0lferun9s3abl 81 %erndbren uno
ipri6t bon elmer 4%us0ebnung Der
Sn0uitrie 0ltrd frte0li6e Groberung
fremoer M1rfte. 3as miro auf Die
Qauer uiht borbo[tert, 0a bic lallo,
mirtidaftliden gtationen 0arno6
itre6en, iid) in iuouitrieqer SinlidJt
bonn guslQtloe uuobbdngig 3l ma
den. Gie einSige befrieoigen0e ofo-
nomii1e geetlor0nrng fam nur bns
rim beIteben, Dab bic 9otionen ibr
4usfommen m0glidit I'M eigenen
fit1oerl.
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Minhen.

George Boring elm Jaruter Ser ull-
gefdbr cine babe MeiIe OitIid bon
bier Dobnt, bot I'M lebten Sriibiobr
0amit erperimentiert. 8obnen gu
pflanSen. @r bepflan8te orei @der
NIT tueiBen 8obnen unO beute bat er
fiinfaig 8uidel gu bgfaufen, Die ibm
$500 per guideI bringer.
SurIon.-S. S.. &aup in 6ieIer
5taot, bat iid bereit erfl6rt, ieoen
Wonot $40 fir ben 6oil6 Ser 9. 30.
6. u. bei3uitetiern, bis ser aoiIer
geidlaaen lit. Die eriten aebn Sol.
lars bot Der CUTE Mnm bereits elm.
be5abIt. Der CUTE @ann mtb piel
@eIo babeIl, oern u1tiere &riegs er-
fobrenen @Gnner b%ebnupten, oob
Der Srieg nod 5lpei Sabre oaltern
miro.
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Nus Jowa

@aluut = Gle GalniIie 6ieber$
itebt gegenIpdrtig i'm 8ei4en 0es
ainoeriegenS. Ser unO Srall
6rou S. S. Siebers, in @olnut,
erbieIten Die frobe 8oti9oft,
Dab i'm Seim bon 8errn un0 Sralt
.SltliuS Sicber8 Die ttnipeit bon Ore.
gorD, Sao 8ofota pobnen Der
.Stord oaiel6it eingefebrt lei uno ein
Sodterlein Binterloiien babe. Gin
.gliidlides Greiqnis in letter ISOLDE
mar Die Anflnft zines Stammbo(-
.ters in Der 8obnung bon Serrn uno
5rau 8ll6oIf Siebers, unO 0a ale
quite 9iuge 9rei itIt6, 10 itelte ii&
IN Der 8obnltng bon Serrn un0
5rou 2ouis Sicber8 am 6reitog in
Der btriloiienen ISOLDE Elm feines
E66terIein eitt. Ser Segen 0eS
Serrn rubt offenbdr oltf Der So
mile Sieoers.
Atlatflc-SoDn Strtttl1atter, EN-
QngeItelter Der 6irn1a 6. g. Mte-
re0it6, woQte eire 8inomable ouf
Der 6arm oes 5arrners Sermann
anopp reporierelt, ais Die Blatform
auf Der CT ltun0 nohgab uno CT 40
SUB tief abitiir3te. @r muroe in 6os
Sones Soipital gebradt, mo man iei.
men 3uitanO fir ie5r iebr tritiid er.
fldrte. ST tonnte MIR u%nbeitimmte
4ngaben iiber ben ungIiidSfaa ge-
ben.
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gns MegOuf.

8. 81 GpideImeier bon Sapes
Goltntp, etfpn 90 Meilen nor6neit.
lid bon Megoof nobnboft, muroe
am 9onnerstag obenO getotet, oils
fem Quto gegen einen 9fobL ouf
benz wege rannte urb ii6 ii6eri6lig.
Seine 2ei4e tp1tr0e inter Dem @uto
nufgefun6en. Gr ftan6 i'm alter bon
40 Sabren ltnb geborte at BEN erTten
gniieoIern I'M iil0Iiden Sapes goun.
tD.
6rau @lice Maoe bon 0an6urb,
itarb bier in einern Soipital. sic
lur6 bon ibrem geidie6enen @atten
fln6 iieben ainoern iiberIebt. Gle
@eiie9ung erfoIgt in 9onburb.
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Nus cirtcolrt.

Gin Gormer, Der berIudte, Elm
4fuuo GdpeinefIeii6 8urit au t6
Gents 5i oerfnufett, ipuroe bon Ell.
mem Mitglieoe 6es @erteioigungs-
rates NIT SiIfe zines qoli5iiten Der.
baftet. ct CAB ieinen glanlen ais
0iapmonO @riebt an, nno oariiber
befrdgt Die er Die @urIt at einen
70 biligen 9reiie berfaufen fonnte
bel ben boben 5leiidpreiien Der Sc
genmart, COB er an, oaB mir 80
9ro5ent Der 81lrit aus SdDeine.
Heidi beitnn0, pdbren0 40 9ro3ent
Rinotleiid. un6 @aiier nnO Mlebi