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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-08
Old Folks Need
''CasCarets'' For
Liver, Bowels
Salts, Calomel, Pills Act on
Bowels Like Pepper Acts
in NOstrils.
Enjoy Life Don't Stay Bill
ious. Sick, Headachy
and Constipated.
Get a 1O.cent box now.


Most old people must give to the
bowels some regular help. else they
suffer from constipation. The condi-
ton is perfectly natural 1t is just as
natural as it is for old people to walk
slowly. For age is never so active as
youth. The muscles are less elastic.
And the bowels are muscles.
So all old people need Cascarets.
One might as we'll refuse to aid weak
eyes with glasses as to neglect this
gentle aid to weak bowels. The bow
els must be kept active. This is i'm
portant at all ages, but never so much
as at fifty.
Age is not time for harsl physics.
Youth may occasionally whip the bow
els into activity. But a lash can't be
used every day. What the bowels Of
the oil need is a gentle and natural
tonic. One that can be constantly
used without harm. The only such
tonic is Cascarets, and they cost only
10 cents per box at any drug store
They work while you sleep.-Ady.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-08
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals.

BURDEN-Bessie NJ Burden, aged
"a years, died at her home, lis South
Sixth street, yesterday. She is sur
vived by her mother, Parthenia Fer
guson. The funeral will be held from
the A. M. e. church Wednesday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock. Burial will be
in the Earlham cemetery. Friends
may call at any time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-08

nor Goodrich stated that non-par.
tisan constitutional convention for
January, 1918, is preferable to the
amendments proposed and ii acted
upon favorably would dispense with
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-08

occasion to consider the questions
above referred to.
ConcIusion-The new governor de-
clared it unjust that the assembly
should defer important matters until
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-08
DON'T SUFFER
with NEURALGIA
Musterole Gives Delicious Comfort

When those sharp pains go shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems as if it would split. just rub a
little Nlusterole on the temples and
neck. 1t draws out the inflammation.
.oothes away the pain, usually giving
Quick relief.
Mustcrole is a clean, white oint-
mcnt, made with oil of mustard.
Better than mustard plaster and
does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly
recommend Musterolc for sore throat,
bronchitis, Group, stiff neck, asthma,
neuralgia. congestion, pleurisy,. rheu-.
rnatism. lumbago, pans and aches OF
the back or joints, sprains, sore mus
cles. bruises, chilblains, frosted feet
colds of the chest Git often prevents
pneumonia). 1t is always dependable.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-08
BRIEFS
CARD OF THANKS

SSn0 VT b1SIVN0
We wish to thank the neighbors and
friends and the pastors for their serv-
ices they rendered and for the beauti-
full floral offering in the death of our
beloved husband and father.
Mrs Mary West and Mrs. Ada
Ousley. Sit
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-08

State Superintendent Of Public In
struction-This is constitutional Of
flee, which Mr.. Goodrich would have
made non-partisan and appointive.
Constitutional Convention-Gover-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-08

late In the session when few know
what is going on" and asks that I'M
necessary adjournments be avoided in
the interest of expediting business
early in the sessions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19

~ THOUSANDS OF motorists each
season are having their first
Il experience in the operating
of sliding gear transmissions-
Changing gears is a matter OF some
little difficulty in the beginning
at least, and it IS a fact that quite
a proportion of operators never
learn to shift gears quietly and to
the best advantage
There are few difficulties
which the inexperienced driver
should be warned against, among
which are the following:
Attempting to shift from one
gear to another without first
throwing out the clutch. An ex-
pert may be able to do this with
out noise or disastrous results, but,
in general, it should never be at
tempted.
Trying to engage the reverse
gear without first allowing the ear
to come to full stop.
Attempting to change from neu-
trail to low gear with the car at
rest and the engine running too
fast.
Among other @dOn'tss for the
unskiIled operator of sliding gears
are these:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
Should Drive Carefully, Els.
pecially on Sundays;
Things to Avoid.

Sundays in the spring. and, indeed,
generally throughout the motoring
season, are accident days Crowds
Of motorists get out on the highways
wherever the weather is favorable
and smashups are only too frequent
The Monday morning newspapers
contain the tally OF things that went
wrong the day before.
Perhaps the published report
blames the steering gear That is the
favorite goat when an accident hap
pens. Perhaps it is explained that 2
tire blew out. causing the car TO get
out Of control and then the next thing
was the ditch. or . telephone pole,
or some one else's car, that proved
the stopping place. The grade cross
ing, where the man who tried to beat
the train lost out, IS another 1amillar
figure in the Monday casualty causes.
OF course, you aren't TO blame when
anything goes wrong. You can't help
L when ne is careless and smashes
into your car. But did you ever stop
occasionally take2 II you never took
any risks, but gave some thought to
the possibilities that Turk around the
conner. you'd be in q better position
20 dodge the reckless fellow, and thus
avoid the painful consequences OF ac-
cident. At any event. no one in your
car would be hurt, and your week
end party would not be broken up, TO
speak of nothing worse.
The early days Of the motoring sea
son a great many folks set out on
the road with ears that are new 10
them. Sometimes they are exper-
fenced drivers. but more often they
are not Thew do not know the limits
of their cars and they do not under
stand the dangers they may be run
ming into.
Some OF them ignore the rules OF
the road. They turn corners run
ming on the left hand side They stop
or turn OF a sudden, without giving
a warning signal. They may come
down a grade too fast discover all
OF a sudden that the brakes do nos
work or that the car has got out OF
control They may drive too 1ast
and having TO stop suddenly mag turn
the car over. They may get caught
in car tracks or may find themselves
slipping down off a high crowned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
Don'ts for NoUiceS
In Shifting Gears

Don't fail to know exactly where
the reverse" position Of the gear
shift is, and don't fail scrupu-
lously to avoid this position so
long as the car is moving forward.
Don't try to shift from a higher
gear TO a lower gear without let
ting the car speed slacken some
what before so doing.
Don't try TO change from high
gear to low without letting the car
nearly stop.
Don't fail to speed up the car
somewhat before changing from a
lower to a higher gear.
The following of these few sug-
sestions viii eliminate much IN
necessary noise and wear and tear.
Transmissions, as built today,
are extremely rugged, but, never
theless, mishandling such as the
driver is here warned against may
chip the teeth of the gears or even
cause the breakage of shafts and
other parts.
II always should be remembered
that two gears cannot be forced
into engagements quickly and
easily unless they are running at
somewhat near the same speed.
This is an important point in gear
shifting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19

week and put up a deposit On a new
Ford, sales manager Lee Davis win
leave the price blank on the order
and he will write on the sheet, Price
20 be the retail price set by the Ford
Motor company at the time Of de-
livery" Davis says that he doesn't
know whether or not it means an in
crease, but he has a pretty good
bunch that il does. while private ad-
vices received from Detroit by the
automobile editor OF The Herald are
that the Ford viii advance at least
$40" about June !.
And what is happening in the case
of the Ford is also happening with
other factories The Maxwell has
temporarily Withdrawn all announce
ments containing the price OF the car.
Like the Ford. this may or may not
indicate an increase. However the
Buquor Motor company have a good
stock Of Maxwells on hand and are
setting some sales records these days.
More increases Expected
Then the Detroit report SAYS that
a certain very popular car in the ''un-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
HUPP OUTPULLS BIG
CAR IN A SAND TEST

Looking considerably the worse for
wear and fire. with all the leather
burned off the upholstery, an old
Locomobile drew up at the Toitelk
Motor company on Thursday while
the owner told of beating some sup
posedly powerful cars in sandpulls
and challenged the Hupmobile TO a
test
The test was made on the Hueeo
Tanks road Just beyond Fort Bliss
The old time Loco pulled through the
sand like a rotary blow through
snowstorIn and johnny" johnson.
driving the Hupp. had visions OF
losing. But just then the Loco man
essayed one stunt too many and stuck
Johnson then sent the Hupp over the
same route and while Il was a severe
strain. the Humpobile managed TO
negotiate the sand safely. Since then,
nothing has been heard from the man
with the unbeatable car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19

der $1,000 class will advance $50 with
in ten DAYS, while one car selling above
$1,000 will have an increase OF $3.50
II Won intend buying a car this
summer, now is the time 10 get
busy with the dealer. II viii save
y0u At least five percent on any
make of car if you buy within the
next ten days and viii probably
save you as much as Is percent.
And then there is the case Of tires.
Just scout around this evening and
ask about the stocks OF popular size
tires in FL PasO. Ten days ago these
stocks were record breakers. Today
they are getting pretty slim The
wise motorists are laying in stock
for tire prices are sure to advance
five percent-possibly 20 percent-on
June 1 when the new war tax viii be-
come effective. The dealers are do
ing their best TO keep their stocks
complete but the wise mOtorist will
take no chances and VIII get his stock
for the summer at present prices.
Used Cars in Demand.
The used car market picked up
wonderfully this week One banker
is known to have bought five cars
old or new-to hold for resale at in
creased prices within the next so
days. The Hoagland-Ridge company
report the biggest weeks business for
over a month The used car depart
ment of the Oakland Auto Sales COM
PAW reports SIX safes LulS week.
while Leppel says that his sales staff
has been overwoTked all week
Sales Of new cars have been very
good. The popular price cars are SELL
ins- like hot cakes" as the old say
ing goes. The Tri-State Motor com
many had an even 200 untitled orders
on hand Wednesday, despite unus-
ually heavy deliveries during the
past three weeks. Overland, Max
well, Oakland. Dodge and other cars
have been selling fast-faster in fact
than the agents can get the cars.
The Lone Star Motor company re-
ports three sales Of the new Hudson
speedster and all that sales manager
Henry Clifton is worrying about is
the possibility that he viii be unable
to get enough Of this new model.
The Locomobile agency reports
closing another deal and II is more
and more evident every week that
the automobile market still exists in
the southwest but there Is fear that
the supply viii not meet the demand.
IN the truck line, the business has
again been good. The Southern Motor
company had another big week with
Republics while the Simpson-Rice
company had to refuse one order for
10 White trucks because they would
be unable to make delivery in the
stipulated time. This company has
three orders booked for the new
White 16-valve -four" touring cars
and A. F. Simpson is doubtful as TO
the advisability of booking any more
orders for this model
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
NOVICE DRIVERS CAUSE TROUBLE

road with no way TO guard against
the results Of their carelessness.
Automobiles throng the road in the
spring and summer. The man who
drives must realize that he is hand
ling something that cannot be stopped
short all of a sudden It has to run
a certain distance anyway. He ought
10 realize that although IL is great
fun 10 go bowling along at 40 miles
an hour or even faster. this is a
speed at which unless he Is an ex-
pert indeed he hasn't the car under
control
Unless his grip is firm on the wheel,
a pebble in the road may snatch the
steering wheel from his hands A
tire blowing out when he is speed
ing may take control OF the automo-
bile away from him There are so
many contingencies that may occur
that you would not think IL possible
so many men would take the chances
they do, especially with loved ones
in the car. Yet they do and do so
right along, as the Sunday accidents
testify.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19

as perfect condition at the end of
this grind as at the beginning. Had
there been hills to climb it would
have shown equal capacity there.
And this car can be bought for
a price several hundred dollars
less than others that have shown
no such flexibility Or city econ
omy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
NEW MOTORCYCLE RECORD.

A Henderson four cylinder motor
cycle with two passengers was the
first motorcycle OF any kind TO reach
Lake Tahoe, Cal, this season 4 part
of the trip had to be made on hard
snow crust The Abel Cycle works
delivered two Hendersons 10 the po-
lice department this week and sew
eral more are coming for the traffic
officers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
HERES YOUR OPPORTUNTTY

70 - money on inner tunes for
your auto. Bonner Tubes fit any
tube-we have all sizes and they are
practically puncture proof The Pc
culiar construction with the self
sealing construction used on the tread
side insure long life, more mileage
from your castings and a reduction
Of your tire bills. Try one and be
convinced. On sale at all Great
Western filling stations and Mesa
Auto Supply company, Mesa and
Wyoming-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
MANY rRrcKs SOLID HERE.

When L. n. Cregor was at the Re
public factory last week, he was
bowling about not getting. enough
Republic trucks for the Southern No
tor company. The sales manager then
showed a list Of 20 Republics shipped
10 FL Paso in two months and Mr..
Cregor was "stumped" for few min
utes. However. he was successful in
securing an increased allotment Tor
the Southern Motor company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
RAINING rs DALLAS-

R ". Ramming. OF the Ramming
Motor company, Is in Dallas arrang-
ing for shipments Of Bucks. Mr.
Ramming has been unable for several
months to get enough Bucks TO meet
the demand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
SEVERAL FACTORIES PREPARE
To BOOST THE PRICE Of CARS
Ford Orders Are Now Accepted Only Conditional Upon
Prevailing Price at Time Of Delivery Indications OF
Raise for Maxwell; Popular Sizes of Tires Are
Being Snapped Up; Tip Is to Buy Now.

end Of the month. Just what hap
pened may he shown by citing the
case Of the Ford. Il you 80 down TO
the Tri-States motor company this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19

~ oUTHWESTERN motorists we're
warned in the last Week End
- Herald that automobile prices
were due for big jump before the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19

Here is a car capable of highest
sane speed. That operated perfect
ly on high gear even from a stand
ing start at a traffic officer S signal.
That ran like watch for "a hours
and could have run an indefinitely
longer time. That made the start
hngly economical figure of IA miles
TO the gallon of gas. That was IN
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Widtio fir ScmtIcte
1lic1tbiireer Omahas!

SrOt aller 6iuuciie iheiHt "a
Ourhuns Md nidlt all9emrin &c,
FAINT 81 iein, bar alc bier iuobueu'
ben nnb i'm 9rutiden Teidr gc6DrC.
nen Manner, bic nod nidt i'm Seitbc
hes siueiten 8iirgerpapiertS fiub, Ocr.
baftct iucrbsn, lueun lie bonn 1. auni
ab in irgenS elmer Gone b%etroffen
uerOeu, oeren 8etretcu linen liant
&erfagnng Der 9nnSesbeb6rOeu Der.
bDtcn in0.
Sies be3ieht iid 6onptiGdlifl in
Cmabn nn0 llmgegcn6 AMI ollie oieje'
ui9en 9entidlen, lucIhe i'm llmfreilc
non ie einer lalbeu Meile BON
sort Smaba, non 6ort GroUt ulS
Oou Dem Ennrtiermciitcrs Seput nm
Der y. nno 6ifDrB Strufe Tan ben
@eleiien Der lIHipn &ncifie Balm
lpUlten o0cr arbeitCn.
Sci0n0cre int llmfrciic ocs lett.
grnanntcH Ieputs luuhHen i~HHcrbalb
elmer 6nl6en Meilr piele 9cutidc.
gQe in Sieicn i3Oncu mobncnocu
uber arbeittnben Gcnti6r, bic md
uidt Sollbirgcr fub, maiicn iid in
Der Gfiite bes Scr. StaGtcu Mars
idlnllS Slpun, i'm GotgebGnOe mel.
Den nuS nd Grlaubnisidciuc ans.
itellcu laien.
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SER Tlpnu mitteilt, mad Ocm f..
5uni nae in Den %geuauntcu 9iitrif.
ten mubuenoe nOcr nrbeitenbe fcino.
lidle 9Helauoer, 3n bencu a,tdj bic.
%geb6rcu, pcldr oas critic.
absr nod nidt has 3ucitc 8iirgcr.
habcn, p~erbditct lucrOcu. Sc
Scr ApplifaRt mnh Gin furmnlar
nnb cinc Photographic
mitbriugeu. Andl mlF CT cincn
Snrgen bnrbringcH, Der gutiaqt, oar
Der AppIifant bic Bcictc 6efoIgcn
miro.
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pcrlhimO wiimldlt
keilic ~5eitmn0sLcutc!
@ia irine $4,000 0innn inter ans.
idlnh Der Geffentlidfeit
tampfen Iniiru.

@aibiugton, 26. Miai, Die
nmerifaniIhen 3eititugsbcrtrctcr iino
bc5iiglid Der 8ulniiuug at bcrieni-
Gen Section Der franto.britiiben
5roHt. bic bon ben $4,000 Monn
oes Generals 9erihinq eirl9enomnen
lem miro, mlf Die @eialigteit Der
franco.britiiden SeereSIeitung on.
getpieicn. Sen. geribing 1T nam.
lid, mie betannt lp1lroe, Elm @egner
ollcr Observation-Disclosures
ariegsicfretdr 8ater lit e6enFoIs
9eacn sic @eglaitllnq Der oHerifani.
ifen Seeresmoien 6urh anerifoni,
Idle aorreipon0cntel IdBt ober nod
Die 5raQe often. oh 9erthteritotter
ant Der Gront Der oiuerifaniiden @rs
nee 5uqctcilt meroen bitrfcn
as lit moglide onB &eribing,
nod)Oem ct einiqe Moden an Der
5ront iein mo bic friegeriihe Gitt.
otion beiicr uberieheu nir0, nads
trdgIid nod Greiicleute 5uIoiien
Gs lit aud m0glih, ooB er
Hatihlo9c bon ben fronco.britii6en
Seerfiibreru o~nneGineu miro, aber
es lit oll6 moalih, 0ab CT oa5 ber.
miro.
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HandSicr ~cponietcn
GSlpanosamsbcbMna!

Montrcol, 2G. Mai.5ic bo6cu
Observation-Disclosures itntt-
0cflnoen, til meldcn qcaen Die Gin.
iiibrirng 6es ,3toangsoienite5 prote.
iticrt Miro. 8dbreno Der Stra-
Beuporooen. Die oen 8criommIungen
oorou5ainqen fam IS 3t bcitiqeu
0emonitrationen oegen Die Gegit-
ring. ole ben 3pongs0ienit einiiIb.
rem nil. (anuo0a bat bi9bCr fci.
ren 8nongsotenir qebabt) Ger
lfopor bot Bic 3emonitranteu, iif
bod nid)t 0urd o~ufriiberiihe Rc0eu
gum @i6critauo perleitcn at Iaiien
ooar gar frenoes Gigentltm at 5ers
Qon oat He6nern pttroe
JcItcuo geunht baB, iolta bic Som
einqeflbrt peroan, e. 5ur
fcpolution folnrlen mer0e.
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Octekfipdcf 11lalcncp
tliltcr Anklaee!
Eoli}ridlef SunH erhebt eegcn i'm
nHo Gtteftib Snttun zinc ipldje
lUegeH 0es GhaoroR 6allcs.

4oli5cidcf Gnn Dot Samatag Dor.
nittag qeqen bel GolBci6mtpimann
Stepe l2oloucp, 0a9 6oupt oer
itd0tiihett Debeitnpof5ci mn qcgen
ben GeteftiB 4auI Sutton iii Ser.
bmounq nit Dem b%cfonrtcn Or.
preH1mgspro5eB ron Gbo0ron SIN.
flogcr cr5obeH un0 miro oiciclbcr
Dem Sta0trat bclte nod t~jntcrbrci.
ten,
Die 4nfluge Inltet IN icoem Sale
ouf Elm iur enttn geaaten uuqcbori.
ges getragetl. 9ieier 5dritt 0e5
4oli3cidcs oeritarft Die ieit aerali.
mer 3ett uutherge6en0en 8eriihtc.
Dab autihen ihHt mo WtaluneD lit
Iabter 3eit cine 1paltlmg eingcrii
fen. Sn Der 4ufla9eidrift an sen
Stootrot miro oara1i bingefpieien.
ooB W2olouep iut @eridlt BON gbo0,
ron Der 8eridm0ruHg 3um 3rpede
Der Grprefian9 ofgeflagt lit u1O
Dob GeteftiB Sutton Sen @runo all
oieier pom @erift In Gba0ron &C.
gen ieiaen 9orgeieBten erbobcncn
Qnflnge oeu 0ru00 qege6cn. obne
Dor5er fHr oieie 8eiduIoigungen ben
out5oriiierten 4oli5eibeboroeu Den
sgepgis 81 liefern.
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Scmcrl6aSen In 1916
bctrM0 S~214,55O,995!

@oibingtou 26. M1aL-Gic ourdl
6cuer beruriodteu Gcrluite oe5 Gan.
0cs p16reno ocs Iebten SSabres be.
liefen fid auf $214, $50, 995 i'm Scr.
gIeia at $t70,033, 200 i'm porberqe.
benoen Sobr. 9as be6cutet cine 9u-
no1rue bon me6r oIs $4L00O,000
3ies gcht ouS Dem 8eridlt heroor,
meIder in oen am 9onner5tuq er.
offneten SabresfonDcnt Ser nationu.
fen Beboroe Der Sire Underwriters
G~erDorgebt. Ger GerIttt Der aopf
itieg bon Sill alf S2.t0. Sn bern
9eridt miro bic 3trnabme Der ge
p0bnliheh nnterifouii6en GorgIoiig.
felt la0 Der ungehctren Grpnniion
Der yn0nitrie Der Mltnitiousfabrifa
ton 3ugeifrieben. 8eiterbn Miro
in Dem 8erld)t aui Sic 0otuenoigfeit
DER gr5iebung Der Station bingepie-
len. Die 9iJreer ioQtcn 3u Dem
@eriton0nis fir tire geuobnte Sorg
loiigfeit mo G%afIGifgfcit er5oqen
peroen. 5u Dem geridt miro bid
imterltrihan, Dob Die 0urf Jcuer
perltrind)ten @erllite Ole 2e6ensfo
item beoelttero erb0hen.
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9m Sadpen Scr
He9iitriermne!
3tr Aesieritag miro itreuae Saraaf
iehen, baR feiHe getra0srrira
DarfOmmea.

saibingtoL 26. Uiai. Sa gies
9icrialastreiien miro beiilrttet, 0uB
Iotale. ans gfer5ten ~beiteDelloe @rii.
Tuugstonmiiionen bel Der 4usbe.
sung bon gtauniAofteH gum Iitll.
firOirnlt onrd politiiAe @inilliie
beuogea mer0en t5lmeu, 0ieicn o0cr
ieneft aont0Hliten pom UttlitGrOicnlt
81 beireien. eS ioa lid in Gin
9nr0lian beleits cine Clique gebll.
oct bobcu pelde bclbitdtigt, gentle
geute BON gtilltarotenit frei an b..
fonmea, irno Die ~Jtegieruug MIRO
auf Ienea Staot Gin mahiame5 Nuae
babeg. 6erncr lit Is oiienfuuOig,
Dab III peri9ie0cneH 2un0Steilen
8rppogan0a gegen bic RaJiitrierlutg
geHtadt miro, unO Da5 Suiti5ocparte-
niellt miro berluheu, 0el unltrieben
Elm en0e 5u MAIDEN.
Die Gegiitrieruug lit filr oIle, Sic
0npon betroifen mer0eH, EN- 2ltt Der
AotiDeuoigfeit; gIethuiel, welG be-
red)tiate un0 in Die Nllgen jpringenOe
Crime man aud babeu mag, bic
jpnlan0 pom Sol0atpcr0en bcpab.
rem. r~egtirieren nIB Gin ieoer. Nile
0ieIenigeib ole itb nift ~regiinieren
laiiens mer0en mt @efdugnis be.
itroft; nit elmer bIobel @el0itraie
f0utnlt man nidJt 0uDDH.
Us gibt MIR eiuen 9tegiitrierung5-
.ag. namlid am 5. Stunt. Giaaltl=
Beli, meIde lniolge aranfbeit uidt
regtitriereu tutuen. muiien III ibreln
aatten eiilen 8ertreter nad oem
eotuIfp. ooer @itp-Glerf ien0en 1n6
iidl enc geqttrterim9sfarte boleu
lnllen. 0leie siarte mus bon Dem
aroafen ollsgeflllt mo an Die 9fe-
giltfieruagsbeamten 5urud6elor0ert
per0en.
Srgeu0 jeruon0, Der Die 5taot 5u
Derluim beabfdtIgt mo ami &egi.
ltrieruH0stage nidJt anmcieno iein
lam. nluB iid) bei Dem @otntD. o0er
1itgflerf ienes @emeinDeiens. In
Delden er iih oifbdlt nenoeH. gri
arbalt oanl eine aarte, bic En- in
norgeldriebener 6orlH a~usfaleni
ntuB iir0 ite baum an ieineu einbei
ntiden 9retinft am gfegutrierumg5
tage 5u ifiden Fat. Dos gteJiitria
rung5ertiiitat miro Damn in einem
enbelope bds Doa Dem HegJtrierens
Den nit ieiner a0rsiie rulo einer
8rlefnadrfe oerieben lit, Die Seifcis
nigrig erbalten oaB er iid bat re.
giltrleren lniiea.
Die ELECTROMAGNETIC iino bon
7 ll9r alorgens BIS 3 llbr aberl03
oiien.