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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-03
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s.M

L. L. Lasater was in Jasper Tues
day.
II. D. Brewer was in Jasper We'd
Aesday,
Misses Florence and Lille Turney,
of South Pittsburg, visited Miss Jes'
ale Tate Sunday.
Sherman Smith and Gilbert Cop
pinger visited the Mesier family at
Bridgeport Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Chadwick, Of ChattanOo
ga, ia here visiting her sister, Mrs.
NJ. d Brewer, arriving Thursday.
James Price, s. f. Sands, and the
professors in charge of the Whitwell
Public School were here yesterday eve
ming. The closing exercises of this
school will be held next week.
Miss Thirsa Taylor, of Battle Greek.
but who is attending school at the Ma
rion County High School, visited
friends here Sunday.
J. F. McClaaahan, of Jasper, orders
the News for three months. His son,
J. A. Mechanism, we understand has
joined the army.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Thomas and
Mr.. snd Mira. L. P. Brewer and
children, witnessed the production OF
"Beyonu Pardon" at South Pittsburg
Friday night.
Wiiford J. Scofeld, of the U s..
Fleet at Florence, Ala, is home for a
few days, awaiting call to the col
,ors. He is enlisted in the Engineer
Reserve Corps.
J. M. Barker, of Whitwell. and
family. were here Sunday. enjoying
All auto trip. outside of such little in
convenience an leaking carbureter
and loss of gasoline supply.
Misses Ethel Dun and Eula Chad
wick, accompanied by Messrs. Chas.
Shearer and Joe Dunsway, of So.
Pittsburg. spent Sunday here, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hill
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawson.
DR.. J. A. Mitchell, district super
intendent of the M. e. Church. was
here Tuesday night, and preached at
Owen Church TO an interested con-
gregation He is speaking at various
points in tho county this week. He
was accompanied by Revs. Smith and
Farmer, of Jasper.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-03
Will Enter Race For
Circuit Judge.

We are reliably informed that
the Hon. L. R. Darr will throw
his hat into the ring for the Office
of Circuit Judge at the coming
next election. Mr.. Darr is a
prominent young attorney of Ma
rion County and a life long Demo-
crat. He is a son of the late Rev.
j. A. Darr. who was for SO years
a Methodist minister and was
we'll known to all. He is young
man of unusual ability and we be-
lieve will be a strong advocate
for this office. Mrs. Grundy,
Tracy City.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-03
Third Quarterly Meeting.

Our third Quarterly Meeting
will be at Wesley's Chapel May
9Th and 9th. Preaching by the
Presiding Elder on Saturday at
1890 a. m. and 1880 p. M, and
on Sunday at IL.
e. R. LEWIS,
Pastor.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-03
10 Present Mock Trial.

Amock trial will take place at
the Town Hall Saturday night.
May II. Look for docket, price
of admission. etc, in next weeks
issue. Proceeds win be used for
repairing parsonage.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-03
MONEY TO LOAN
ON FARM LANDS

We have just made arrange
ments with our connections by
which we are enabled to procure
money at unusually low rates of
interest and are now in position
to make loans on improved and
desirable farm property in Ma
rion County, Tennessee, at 5 per
cent. interest with the usual COM
mission added.
CHICKAMAUGA TRUST COMPANY
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-03
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS, Cut out this
slip, enclose with &c to Foley X Co..
Chicago. H., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in re-
turn a trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar compound for bronchial
coughs, colds and Group; Foley Kidney
Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
For sale by ]. w. Simpson Il Son,
Jasper, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-03

TANLAC-Don't forget that
Walker & Lasater, Jasper, still
have on sale that famous rene
dy, Tanlac; also Tanlac Tablets.
Best liver and blood remedy.
Advt. May 3, ct.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-03
TO PREVENT SELF POISONING

Bowels clogged with waste matter
poison the whole system. Foley Cathar
tic Tablets work gently but surely; do
not grippe or cause nausea. Recon-
mended for indigestion, constipation,
sick headache, bloating, biliousness,
sour stomach, gas on stomach. coated
tongue, badbreath or other conditions
caused by disordered digestion SOLD
by J. W. Simpson & Son, Jas per, Tenn
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-05-03

Though the chair that belongs
with new school desk is attach
ed to it, it can be adjusted for
height and distance to suit an in
dividual user.
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FOR SALE.

Pure Hickory King Seed Corn.
carefully selected, nubbed and
hand shelled. This corn was
raised from the very best seed
obtainable, under the direction
of the Marion County Demon
strator. Prices will be quoted
on application.
FARMERS SUPPLY co.
Feb. IA. If. Jasper, Tenn.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23
THE PUBLIC FORUM

THE RIGHT TO STRIKE.-The
right to strike is denied to labor by
the supreme court of the United
States. In deciding the AdamsOn
case the court upholds the AdamsOn
law, and adds the sting of a dictum
that also decides that public service
employees necessarily surrender the
right to strike when they engage in
the public service.
Says Justice White: They are
comparable to soldiers in the ranks
who in the presence Of the enemy of
their country may not desert"
This decision does not materially
alter the economic conditions that
are day by day grinding out the lives
Of wealth producers between the
upper and the under milIstones of
ignorance of natural laws and the
pride of wealth, race and station.
The court is logical, but its logic
leads to- war and revolution. The
pOssessOrs of wealth and the owners
Of the earth possess the power of Op-
preston that makes for poverty, dis
ease, crime, premature death and
bloody revolutions.
In all history these special privi-
Ieges have never been surrendered
except when the oppressed have
united and opposed the force that is
based on right to the force that is
grounded on wrong. The decision of
the supreme court changes nothing.
It merely grants to contain classes
of labor what protection the Adam
son law may give and declares them
traitors to the nation because they
obtained the passage Of it by threats
of force at a time when we are
threatened by foreign war.
The court is logically right. The
unions have won a blOodless war
without the loss of a life. But that
does not alter the conditions which
seem to compel labor to resort to
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-23

power politically and educationally,
to abolish all laws that create special
privileges. It should work for the
establishment of equal rights for all
the people to the use of the earth
and its boUnties. 1t should fight the
system of ubiquitous taxation that
puts the burden of governments upon
labor and favOrs special privilege
with all sorts of unearned wealth.
Force is of little avail in the right
ing Of wrong. The education that
enightens the minds of the OPP
pressed is the only sure road to prog
ress and justice. The unions have
opportunities to go the educational
route that no others have. May the
hint given by the supreme court
awaken them, so they will embrace
these OppOTtunities.-Geo. V. Wells.
POLITICS. Not long ago I was
one Of the rank and file of the G. o.
P. When l voted for Roosevelt I
made one of the greatest mistakes
OF my life. was one OF the Republ-
can ward-heelers during his first
campaign, and I went clear daffy
over Teddy. I always carried my dis
tTiCt for the bosses. But l was not
long time in learning what graft
ers these politicians were. The more
L studied conditions the more dis
gusted l became with Republican
and Democratic politics.
That American soldiers should
murder American women and babies
at the miners strike in Colorado was
extremely disgusting. The rotten
deal the people got from the govern
ment when their beloved ones were
drowned in the Eastland disaster is
another disgusting affair.
The present coal and food situa-
ton in this country is outrageous. AS
soon as an article is in demand,
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1iicrikc itcIIt Icine
~tlimniticn iclbIt Der!
Sapan fat Garran5a sic nOtiaem
@aidincn snr Sa6rifatiUH
geIiefert.

etobt @erifo, 90. Sch. Ole
Don Sapon dngefoiiiten @}aI6inelt
8ur Seriteaung BON 9atronen limo
in Mat5oniao nit Dem Dampfcr
aaiotdiro MARI nneelangt unO be-
reits ouseclooen. 0ieielben merOen
iofort mifgeitellt ltIib iii 9etrie6 ge
fest merOeil. 3peibunoert S1paner
itno gleid5eiti9 eineetrojfeiL lin Die
Maidilien 5lt nlontieren ullO lii Be
trieb 81 ieBan. Oil &egicrunq
boift Dab Megifo iett in 8e5ltg ollf
Die S%eritelitng bon Mlrnition bon
onoeren 2dnoern ltnabb1ngi9 iein
Gs beiBt. SoB General Gdrrdlsu
i'll natiter 3eit aith Maidilen Sur
S%crlteautg bon Miiuition iir Die SIR.
tiaerie 81 faufcn beobiidtiot.
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HmbaniIGe Rcbcncm
5ltrii60cucffen!

Sobona. 26. Sch. G%cgicrlngs
truppeu babcn bic Stoot Gnmdalirt,
ben ben 9iebelen 5urIdero6ert. Ole
lebteren leiiteu MIR geringen gsiOer.
iton0.
aus Souta Clara miro berihtet,
oaB bel Coma Del @riao Ole aufrii6
reril4en 5treitniddjte inter Beror.
DO 0lodaOo uiO Sando3 oel gortal
mad einem beftigeH @efe6t 8uritdae.
iporfen ipuroell. Sic berloren babel
10 Cote un0 1tS gertultttoete. Gel
&ortal ielbt ioa bermun0et lqin.
Die Gegierrngsttuppen baden MIR
eifen &oten un0 iieben germlmoete
al bettagen.
9berIt 8etoncoeurt marIfiert init
1900 Bonn Regieruugstruppen aaf
Saltio9o 81.
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Ans Dem Staate Nebrasfal


@ergnngenen Sonntag t%eri1tl.
nteIteii iid Die @itglieoer Oes 9eut.
idcn acknowledgements im gfeIieb
Sonle, I'M g@robboter@ @anstoS
rs. @eburtstog feitlidl ali begebeh.
2ic 9Lnluelenoen amiifierten iih
aroBartig. Mtoge eS Serrn @ons.
10, Der iid better @eiunbbeit erfreut,
beidieoen ieiu, nod red]t oft feline
6rlnoe gun Gieburtstog betpirten a1
fonnen.
Scr BEL MiSner pobneft0e Sobn
y. Socbne bate am Montog oas
llngliid, iid 6eim @euobldoen ben
SUB 81 breden,
drib Sod lit nit ieiner 6omilie
nod ieiner 6drn noromeitlid Oct
5tnot ge6ogen.
Alpis 8ngcl, Der iiber 8pei no
note at Der @rippe erfrotift mar,
lit erfrcnItd)er gseiie 70 fpeit berge:
ItcnL Dab ct mieOer oos Sons Der.
Ioiipn fann.
1as arnBe @obnbnlts 0e8 iifolid
bon Misller m%obnanoen 9enrD 2eisg
lpurAr 0ieiIstdg uabt Elm Hnub Der
Slanlueli. 2ie 9elpobner fonntet
nitr 0ns nndie 2ebel rettett.
sfreitaD Dor ddjt &agen begingen
SEER iiuo Srau s. ". Doefder oitF
ibrer 6milhen 4pons uno 0ofIono
aelegeieu 5orin Oas SET Der fiber.
nen Aoh5eit. Cine groBe AnSabl
Sranibc uito giodborn 6otten iid
nus 0ieiem gnlaB in Dem goitliden
@ous 5llinnlmengeiun0en, Inn Dem
Subelponre lbre @lildpiinide oor5u.
~bringels nH0 ale omiiiierten ii9
grobortia.
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9ebrnsfaer erid,oilcu.

glebrasf6 gitp 26. 5eb. - gfns
0romun Colo, lit Die 9iahriht ell.
artrofferG ooB Soielbit Der graiiOeni
Der grlten 9totionol ganf, u. 3.
ennart Sen Ncdtsonpuft q. g.
gIaf bon bier in 0en @clbdftsr1u.
men Der 81iif eridoIien bot. enpart.
Der IcIbit Die 8ebdrOen berbeirief.
lint ~bfr6oftct ST ipcroer, erfIdrt, in
5eIbituertcioiguug gebnuDelt 81 ia.
ben oa Der grlnoroetr 8lierlt ieiiten
Rebolber nilf i'm gcriftet bote
9lnd 1T ein SGmiegerioDn bon 8.
gttDart, eincnt 9rlioer ocS M0roers.
SIN @dll5clt 3uroen iieben Sdiiiic
obgegebeiL mopon gibart 6rei ab.
~iclicrte, meIde idrntlid trofen.
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@fr6Snanisuu0e Nnto.apQiEpn.

0sceolo, 90. Sch. Sansto8
nddpniftag foGiSicrtcn 5mci MciIen
~iHoluettidl bon bier Oas Miitomobif
non Clos. an0erion lit melActn iidl
Oieicr Ieine drau, 8rau Sones NIT
3mei S6dltern imO 5rou s5obn Carl.
ion befnitoeu, init %oemienigen pou
Ghas. anerr Ser III Der gldhe Don
Stromsbiirg mu1nt. 8ei Dem Git
ionmucnitoB miuOe 6rolt Soues ais
oern @ngen geidleloert unD bra6
0as Giidgrnt. Gle itarb nod einer.
Stunne. Die @erlmglildtc. melde
l5 Sabre alt nar, binterlGBt ifrG1
Gotten fr0 I ain0er. @oii 0ea
iibrigrn Siridiien Der beibclt W}ai6i
iicl blieben nte uaperleet.
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SrieHcnspcriaimmlMne
I'M Berlin, 1icbr.!

Berlin 26. Scb. Gomstog,
ben 3. Mldrs, nndmittogs 8 ltbr
.finoet III ser SnIle all Berlin, Iebr.
eiite 8eriommtung Der 9iirger bon
Berlin itaO ltmgegeno itott rlil cine
Betitior oil ben aongrcB 5u xi6teu,
unier SnnO ans Dem Grieg beraus
Subnlten. 9le @iirger, Die, fir
Die @obIfobrt uno Sen 6rie6en utlie.
res 2onoes cintreten, fino eriu6t,
Der 8eriammlilHg bei6unobnen unO
ole 9ittihfirt an ben &ougreb 5t
unter5eidHen. Dns Gomitee.
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OcmtieHc Offisicrsfrau
m Japan crmcrNct!

Eofio, 26. sch. 2uut bieIigeu
3eituuesortifeIn iit sic Satin oes
Oeitihen 2eutnants SaloernL Der
it'd bier iii ariegsgefangenlfnft Be.
finoet, in ibrein S1uIe in 6ltfuofo
erInor0et moroen. 6rdit Saloern
batte, lin ibreH Monne, Ser fif i'm
acknowledgement Eager BEL Sitfuofu
befinoet llnbe iein at fcnnen, Oo-
lel6lt ein Sous geiHietet. Ole CT.
moroete ioa dugeblid Die EoGter
oes oeirtidlen Nforilleminiiters, Gi5e.
ADMIRAL Don eapeqe ieirt.
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CcnScn 0tbt wieScr
ac1t Dcricnknn0cn So!
.Wis Eamstog waren $50 Sanpfcr
Derienft NIT einein We6aIt
bon 411t777 EOnnea.

2onoolL 90. SCI. gluBer Den
bereits am 5onsfag gemeIocten
Gerienfungen wurOen an Sieicin ga
'ge nod Die foIgeloen 5diife ais
berienft beridtet: Ole 9ritettSantpfer
v8eneoict9 mo gaongbirit@ bon
1868 reip. 1858 Gegiitertonnen; Der
Sou1noer agaH0oeng@ 1851 Com
men groB inns Sic beioen gaorioescr
uSfrim1 itlo r8leu9eim9, 76t reip.
1444 Sonnan groB. gliif ben beioen
6abr8eueelt befattbett fiA ie
eift anerifauiider 0totroie, oodJ
ipltrbe Die Wlotmdaft in beiOen Sal.
len 1~tnperle6rt gelanoet.
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GrncMtcr hratuan scr
PMnariocn uetu pcrks

Neu yorf, &c. sch. Waebrere
DnnOrrt 6roreit 5ogen SomStag
1ahnlittog nod poroufgegongener
MISUNDERSTANDING altf Oenl Union
SQUARE tad) Dem 8alOort 4Itoria
@otcl. unn Ouielbit gegen Die Sab,
observation-disclosures 5t proteItie.
reii. sic n%erlon8tcn Den @ouDerrcllr
ySbitlltan 5a icheit. Sbten ntr6e Der
3ilttitt berueiGcrt mo cine 9enton-
ltrotion erfoigte. Sic Golisei riIdte
init Dem aniippcl Dor urO bertrieb
Die @ungrigen.
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Sat I'D Onrdl finfsiaia6rise, snfrie
o%cniteaenoe gtrpeuOuna eimeR
berborrngrnhtH @amen
~eriuorben.

.aSnia Ssr sIHirsinieiHssmiiieI". Sas III
Der ganlt. Den nd G G. G. onrdi feias
erioiarelbe @ebaaolluiB aler shisa aIutfraui
teitei iad6seab 6es ietiea baibeH SnBrbuHs
beris mit bcuitem 4e1i esDor6eu Hnf.
z. z 9. II Mot Gin nieeHeiHcs seiis
miiisI mo % mtfae aub Hirmals nls lilis
berIalmsbisin aHasboisa @ liz mt gfnfs
lsinisHnesmiitef nao iifbt Wcrrfift ha OILS
FeiIniiiei int arenf5fiicm SIC enrB rftciHr5
xt1i ferherafrAlcH mcrhca.
nnix aiaea asaaIgeisa inO ~gteuHatis.
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2OnSbrieftrGarr crBdlt 5000 ee.
idenff.

eIrano Sslono, 90. 6eb. - Ger
2anObrieftrdger Sdnatt 9at bon
Sen Goitentpfdngern ieiner Sour
5000 ais @eid)ent erbultelL Inn lid)
eiit aitto fin leine qrbeit anfdoffea
BIT fonncli. Sdpart. pe(ber ieinen
Goltei bereits elf Sabre inne bat,
bat iid in letter 3eit mebreren
0pcrationen unteraieben miiIien, 0n
ct friiber. ais er ieitie glniteIlitug
bel einer 8o6n bate, BEL einem I'm
foa ihfper nerlebt purOe.
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gerlIaat gaGn anf sdabeneriat.

Beatrice, 26. Sch. 5rou Min.
iic 3. g. lttfa. Die 8itlpe oes Del
Der Burlington 8abn augeitellter
Glcftrifers aoolpb 8. lltfa, Der BEL
orr Snipeftion ION eleftriiden Sci.
tltugsordbten Der @eienifaft onl IS.
Gftober 1915 in 6ortesqlc, no,
Den 600 fon0, als er mil eiltem ge.
Iaocnen 0robt III geriibr1ng fam,
Iot Die 8obn mi $4,000 Sda0en-
eriaB hcrtlagt.
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eetOtct
inter Sdbmeclapinc!

Sdileb, Soa. 26. Sch. @ei Der
y @lcilen nor0oitlih Ron bier. gcle-
geilelt gtprtb Star Nlilte 5eritorte
Samstdg morgen cine Sdneelomine
ole 2aeerbduier nno onoere @e61poe
INTO begruh bic 0arin befiHoliMcn
2eiite inter Oeren Griinntcrit. BIS
ber nnroeu Die 2eihen bon tteiiit
Sergleiten au Gage gef0r0ert llno
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Rein PamSclskriea
1ad sem Hrieae!

Berlin 26. 6eb. Gfltntenbcrift.)
gilbert 9nnin, GENERALIZATION
Der @anlblrg- Amerifa Gampfidiffs.
fdBrts @eiellid)oit, bat. Der ueber.
leeiiden gtadridten 9lgentur ALI.
folge bic grfldritne obgcge6en. 6oB
eS no6 bent Striege inter 0en iebt
friegfiibrenoen ytotionen nidlt 3uln
'0onoelsfrieg fommen mcr0e. @s
mare llniinn menn lid bic 5tooten
nod Dem ariege lpirtidaitli6 rrinie-
rem mollten.
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!. 10. 6crarS rciIt
am Scnntao ab!

Ma0rio, "a. Sch. iiber Goris.
Ser friibere omerifoniide 8otI6ofter
in Berlin SanteS u. @eraro, miro
bellte bon aonie @lfonio c"mpfangen
lucrOca lllo ipater @uit ser auteri.
foiliifen goti6aft ieill, 100 ein ellen
eltgellomnlen meroen miro. Ser
britilde 8otidofter am ipanil6en
sol mirb o~enlieI6en ebcltfaQs BET
mobneil. @err @eraro miro lid) NOR.
Gen nod Gorunno begebcn, no er
u hnad alnerifo einidiffen miro.
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iedls peitere perOcn nod permtBt.
Waoit nimmt ols iider All. ooB Die.
ielbeH ebenfoIIs Oen COB gefunOet
bdben. Siinf5ebn Geriouen iultroeil
oerlebt, sum SeiI erbebli6.
0ie Ausgrobungsarbeiten mad,
ben nod uermiBten 8ergleuten nt1tB.
ten o~uigegeben meroen, ga @efohr
borbaiOen 1T, OnB bon Der entqeqen.
geietten Scite oes Gan1ons eben.
iaas cine 2owine b%erobfegcn miro.
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Mounen snm sobe nerllrtei(t.

Son 6rdncisep. Sal. 26. Sch.
Ser slrbciter. Sl9itoto Sbomos s
Moonep, Der ifuI0i0 6efun1en NOR.
Den mar, al Dem golnbennttetttnt.
pelbem Bel Der 8ereitidafts Goraoc
5ebn &erionen gum Gpfcr gefnler
mareti, betciligt SIT iein, tultroC
BON &idJter Griffin i'm
Gbcrgeriht 8unt 9oOe Dur6 sen
Strid perltrteilt.
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Bis GamSta9 41t,777 Sunnen
Oerienft.

alts ben bon 2lonos oIfgeItelten
8cridten (botit unoollfommerJ iuic
man meiB0 gebt berbor Dob ieit Dem
i. 5ebrudr Bis Samstag einidlieB
lid 1870 8ampfet NIT citem @e.
innttiubalt bon 4it,777 Gonnen Der.
ientt moroen. iinO. 5ier8n fomnleil
nod fleine 8atnpfer ultD 6iiderboo.
te, oeren 8omen3abl nidt a~nge8e6el
IA
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eonOon. "a. Sch set Orei
&oden lit benie bier Die erIte 9oit
ats amerifo eingetroffen; Die bic.
iige uulerifoniide aolpnie lit ga.
rider notiirIid bod erfreltt.
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Sraftiides sattiua.gs.o.
Wn.-1

M NV Ee=M
@ibf bolit1nniee iino ilar i1nItrierfe Nns
~Ieiiungeil in allen IeiIeTt Der lett 10 paIf5fiins
lthen 8E~GttiHa=8unit. Sic Sauobnbuiig bee
Sdiiiden tifn bic Gage oer 6duoe iuffo III
iiebeil iebr oeutlid,et uro taoeLLos ge5eidHeieA
Sauitrntiin1efi ge6eigt, gefoIgt BON febr Icif6t
heriidnoItd acgebeHel stlleittfgeft. Cine qr3bg
Ar5abI bon Wsilltern fir aantelI @iilflbc, mo-
5 seSiloe ifii5csss. Satofiafaitien,s 'ug 8roftener.S W.
den ufie. itnD abgebiloet uio Die etItleihllfls
gen errloaIinen Is au6 gtnfaneern, DtefeIbe1s
ber51iteaefl
Gas Bud lit nuf oem beltcit Rapier mn
sen b11ftef 9tnfnroerungen Der gnd5brndcrs
hailt georiidt, n1p Der Bclib ocsieIben miro
fir Gle cine GueIle Der gefrfeoigula 1tiln neS
Sergftiiaens biIoeIt. mfnf febe nIlfeIf bic Icims
te1 Ae6iRenH9en, al ipeIdbet cs ait bnbcn iii.
Gieies 9u1 fir 12c p~ertoirei Der Soft Ders
iunoi.
SGslidt 5maba sribine.
1911 SDmdrS Str. Gmafn, Ncbr.
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17OS-6r1iict S6ilr5e-Shnitt-
mltIter in 8 @r6Ben: fleit mittel-
aroB uno aroB. Az garo SO
sou. @1aterioI fir MittelgroBc beuo-
tiat. Greis t0c.
t94t-M10den aleib nit ooer
obne Yeplltm 5hnittmnitcr hi 1
@roBen: s, 10, ~ unn IA Sabren.
5@ garO SO SoG. Bacterial fiir
Dos aIeiO NIT 8eplum ooer AZ
YarO O9ne 8ebIlinl fir t0.ja6rige
@roBe benotiqt. 4reis Zoe,
1856 @a6@en 9oSc 9li5ng.-
5dJnittmuJtcr IN 6 @r0ben: 4, G,
s, 10, u un0 IA Snbreu. 5 gorO
"A 8Oa. Matcriol fiir ~12jdbriee
%benOtist. 9reis t0c.
t772-6raacn SouS aIciO.-
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ST. GiigIono lit allcs Qeoer be.
1tl1glabl1t wor0eli. Die Set, ia
@nalanoer aus oa6erer golfcr
ibre giieuiea idnei0en fonn.
tef gebt iangiam 3ur Beige.
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Gs ai6i GHg ein ggrpms Eufnfnfs
llM has edfe sl erb0lteH berIauae man IS
nab ieiHenf neneit alaHtett. garatise 8rpmo
nuiniHe. Mga mediocre lih BET unferfmtift
bon 6@@s 4rbb@ %Gs iltieri cine @rfdlluna
in eiiiehi 1npe. 25t.
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Sdnittmtiter IN 6 @roBcn; 81 SO,
3s, 40, ~ uao Al Sol 9iiitcnmei-
te. 5.13 9aro Al 500. Materiol
fir SO Soa. @r0be bepoti9t. Der
bod lit on unierer GnSe nngefabr
31s yarO beit. Grcis 10c.
1880 6roiten Moraen6Iuie un0
aappe. - SdHittmuiter in Orei Gro.
Ben. flein, miitelgroB uno groB,
33s GARD SO 50a. bacterial fir
9tittelgroBc III 8Gitie rn0 "a 9orb
iitr aappe ben5tist. @reis 10c.
t5Sf-a6itium fir Maodcn unS
fleine 6raueu - dmittmuiter IN 3
@roBm: 16, is mo 20 SSSabren.
63s garO Sc sou. Material fir t6
jdbrige @r0Bs ben0tigt. Ser Sod
lit ON unterea Gnoe 312 gurO iueit
GrciS 10e.
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Kon5erte in
Ger Quto=Q usIteQuno!
SeOcr @ndmittas nnS ie6en AbenS funsertcrcn Greens araeher mi
&1pele.

Cine arbc Ntroftpn Der beife eroinetcn pirflid mm0erbaren
aitonipbiiA usielnng biDen Die taaGdet Iodmittags, uo abenos-
9oppelton5erte. SIN aelers oocr imtcren GeihoB, Dem iogenmnten Gol
ipenlaal, tmoat 1treidfon8ete bon Greens Grueter ftmt, mGhren0 i'm
9onpt9eidloB Slasfon8ere BON Greens aapcac Derontoltct mcrOcn gsir
lalen. Dermtt Die Erogrannue fr beute abro uno 8ienstaQ nodnnittoo
mo abeno folgen;
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glln sunntaa atnel0et.

Counting mairbe ole Gerlerflillg
bon orei electromagnetic ssSier
DorotDD una atSaleon %aenclbet.
8ieielbcH Baiten ciran f8ebait BON
reip. 1906 reip. 2243 GonneIi.
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Der groBe &ert zines guten Bril-
lcngloies heat III Dem perfeftcn gol-
len fig Sire Allgel un0 Scr 5org.
talt Die attf Die taoelloie Mnfcrti-
durlg beriuonot miro. 81. @eila10,
6reutont, gtebr.
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.Mlinas0 hattr reidle Qabnna.

Berlin, 70. 6e6. G5lntenoepeide)
lle6er Die 9criafung bes GrollS
portoampiers aMinos~ Medic mir
am Somstas beridteten. bciBt IS
nod, hob 0rrielbe nidt ntlr talipn0
Mann 1ruppen an 8oro 1otte, Jon
bern audi cine bcoentenoe Mcnac
gdtnition tmO @oIogelo inn 8ertc
bon 0rei Niilioneu Mlarf. Son Ser
@elatune unO Oen on 8or0 befino-
lidlelt &r1lppcu pur0en mir 5uei
ManH gerettrt.
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PAUSE.

Nlaffn - flcadore Sousa
neiecto MHe Aoaiste Herbert
lone FNtue a southern Revere ......s............... BendEx
Meaey = 0ongs o. Tn 0oah Lampe
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DIENsTAG ABEND:

Uhe STEP Uoalng up IN Colon Town OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Renick
~ eue y AZ mehg Fiest
maj oUsn irce Will IN inc FOREST .'..t.,.r....... Elenberg
nag :" ne eve Art Smith