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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-04
MR. THOMAS PROBABLY WAS.

A little girl whose father was a
commercial traveller sat on porch
holding kitten, and. creeping up
close, her mother heard this.
Kitty said the young miss Il
know all your little brothers an sis
tors, but amt over seen your papa"
then after a brief pause'I spec he
must no travelling salesman. key
stone Traveller.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-04
4-WEEKS' CAMPAIGN.

Washington, April A-The third
Liberty loan campaign will last for
four weeks, beginning Saturday and
erding May 4, the treasury depart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-04

ment announced today, Banks Will be
given five days after the campaigns
o,ose to tabuate and report sub
Gcrptions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-04
Ground Glass and Poison Again.

Italy Carter, daughter of Congress
man and Mrs c D Carter of Oklaho-
ma is seriously i'll at her home in
Washington, the result of eating bread
believed to contain ground glass and
loison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-04
Sergeant Herber Arrives
Safely in France.

Sergeant Peter l. Herber, son of
Mr. and Mrs J l. Herber of this city
has arrived safely in France A letter
from him TO his mother stated he was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-04

Germans and Austrians are prepar-
Ing for drive against the Italians.
according to Mai Gen Maurice, chief
director of military operations of
Great Britain.
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No More Passes to Employees.
No more passes are to be issued to
employees of non connecting lines. ac-
aording to local railroad officials.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-04

we'll and in fine spirits and ready
hunt the Hun.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-04

Hun troops have beon landed in
Finland according to a Berlin dis
Fatch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-04

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-04-04

"HELP WIN THE WAR" BUY
SAVINGS STAMPS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-09
DARK FLOWER ONLY
FAV0RITE THAT WINS
Grnnd Ctrcult Races Open ~ Nurih
Randall WIN fargo Crowd
IN Attendance.

CLEVELAND July s Tho 1919
Grand Dr.uI, hunr. pacing season
opened at Norm upnlal .a1ny Win
A. largo crowd ln attendance despite
mc chilly weather only ono favor.
Ito. Dark Flower rewarded hia
ulrtcrs
The rIvtfHs stake tnr $40 pnc-
rrs went GO a Gnme w. chance, an
,butsldor iu tho betting
On pacing At second heat I'm
2.08I.t the 70 k horse clipped ~
uuartcr of p Frr1nI or tho record
set by Vernon Mckinney ln 1911.
Tho first division OF the Forest
.City swccpslakos Tor two-yoar old
lrottcrs went 10 ror.scopr Tho sec-
oud division of,tho sweepstakes was
taken by Dark Flower in straight
heats.
The 90 pace resulted iu fierce
battle between Dlrcctum D. and
Walter Cuchato. tho former c1ptur-
inr two of tho three heats. Harvey
IS finished a close thiri
Miss Perfection won the p o7 class
trpt after losing the first heat Co
Kelly DO Forest
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-09

ny Tho Associated Press
WITH the AMERICAN FORCES
on THE MARINE. July y. Two
German dpH1rlors crossed tho Aher.
lean liu,s lBst night Thoy said the,
were tired NJ the war ana the III
treatment OF their officers. who
walked them FAR opd fcd them little
pne ot thn d"sortcrs wns formerly d
merchant Tho other was "A farmer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-09
Water Power BiII Up.

WARRINGTON. July s.-unani-
nous consent was given in tho house
today for consideration tomorrow
N tho administration wator power
till Debate on the measure is OK
pocted 20 continue several days and
a vote may not be reached until late
u tho week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-09

while her people stand by tho south
Tho flame OF undying hatred stili
burns fifty years later when grand
daughter and grandson OF tho former
lovers meet But poverty and dan
gers overtake the proud daughter
of the south and she is only too
glad 10 seek refuge in the manly
arms Of tho northerner. played by
dnshing Joe King.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-09

NEW YORK July New York
won an uphul game from chicago
h"rc today Boo tho ninth inning o
60 o.
Score by innings a. II D.
Chicago .. 15U 200 UUOs %
Chicago ...- 100 700 600 20 o
iNitrrIca EhyIrnhprh. U1ufHuh
and schllk, Russell lInurpn and
Waltpra
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-09

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u'I.n.r.N H.u 900 OnU 20 %
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tum.tH.a sanders aud Schmidt, Ar
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The Dermott news., 1918-01-31
New Firm for Dermott

Among the important business chang es in Dermott is the formation last week of new firm to be known as Belser. Dishongh X Go.
 The firm is composed of L. M. Bel ser. C. L. Dshongh and T. NJ. Dow ney. and will absorb the Dishongh Gro cery They will occupy the building on Arkansas street, recently vacated by the Orr Hardware Company. and will handle hardware, furniture and grocer ies and feed stutfs of all kinds.
 They expect to conduct their business on expanding lines. drawing trade from large territory. and extending the radius of the circle tributary to Der mott, a proposition which should prove especially attractive following the con struction of the new highway.
The Dermott news., 1918-01-31
Gaines for Circuit Clerk

We have been authorized to announce the candidacy of Abner Gaines for the office of Circuit Clerk. subject to the action of the Democratic primary. Mir. Gaines Is at present in Hot Springs with his wife who has just undergone a serious surgical operation. He hopes, however. to be able to see the voters in person before the primary election May 2Sth.
 Mir Gaines is we'll known to the peo- pie of Dermott. He Is the father of Dickson Gaines, former assistant cash fer of the Exchange Bank X Trust Co.,. and his wife Is the sister of our towns man. w. D. Trotter
 Mir. Gaines was for four years treas urer of Chicot County. making an ex- cellent record. He is eminently quail fled for the position he seeks. and so- licits the support of the voters.
The Dermott news., 1918-01-31
What Smileage Is

Smileage is plan of entertainment for ALL National Guard and National Army soldiers in ALL cantonments and training camps in the United States. The leading chautauqua. theatrical and other amusement interests have banded together to cooperate with the government to furnish clean, wholesome entertainment in each training camp Liberty theatres and chautauqua tents have been constructed and a schedule of entertainments arranged to be given at absolute cost. Admission is gained by Smileage coupons. which are issued in Sl. % and s. % booklets. the proceeds from the sale of which go to maintain the entertainments. The entire prop osition is without profit to anyone.
 Smileage books are now on sale in Dermott The government expects YOU to do YOUR part in maintaining this movement which will play SO inn portant part in keeping up the morale of Our Army.
The Dermott news., 1918-01-31

The Orr Hardware Co. has just re- expects a car of American fence this week. They have gotten their stock arranged in their new location and in vte their friends to call and see them.
 The Suffrage Club will hold it's regular Tuesday evening. February 5th. Cues tions of importance regarding the com ing city election will be discussed. All women interested are invited to attend.
 Thad M Downey left the first of to purchase stock of furniture and hardware for Belser, Dishongh X Go. They have carload shipments of flour. feed of all kinds, etc. already in tran sit
 Warren. requests us to state that he will be candidate for Prosecuting At torney before the coming primary cleo ton, and that his formal announcement will appear in these columns in the near future.
 So far as we have been able to as- certain Postmaster Leeper holds the record among the male population of the town for knitting. A Red Cross sweater which he has just completed Is on exhibition in the window at Bor- deaux' Drug Store.
 Postmaster J. l.. Leeper has taken up with the postal authorities the mat ter of free mail delivery in Dermott. On July lst the Dermott office. which is now third class. will be raised to q second class office. and Mir. Leeper says there is little doubt that the request will be granted and that We will be given two deliveries day.
 l The Smileage Campaign was launched l in Dermott the first of the week, wher under the direction of E. F. Remley campaign manager. and Rev. w. A Rolle. local chairman. about twenty O our prominent patriotic boosters un dertook the work of canvassing tn, town for the sale of Smileage Books The town has been districted and ev eryone will be given an opportunity t' buy. In case youl committeeman misses you. phone or see E. P. Remle, at the Dermott Bank.
The Dermott news., 1918-01-31
Health Notice
To The Public Generally:

To The Public Generally:
 The people of Dermott and vicinity face a serious condition resulting from the rapid spread of contagious diseas- es. such as smallpox, measles. menin- gitis whooping cough and humps. and safety is to be found only in strict en- forcement of the health laws as pro mulgated by the State Board These laws will be rigidly enforced from now on and any person. white or black. in. fected with any disease above men toned found upon the public streets or attending any public gathering will be arrested. and detained at public pest house to be established at once
 Warning is hereby given in order that persons thus infected may avoid the humiliation of such detention. The earnest cooperation of every citizen of the town. especially the doctors, is de- sired to the end that We may stop the ravages of these diseases. and that We may so control the situation as to avoid state quarantine. Respectfully,
 J. A. Thompson.
 City Physician.
The Dermott news., 1918-01-31
Merritt for Sheriff

As briefly stated in these columns last week. we have been authorized to announce the candidacy of Gaines Merritt for the office of sheriff and ex- otiicio collector of Chicot County. Mir. Merritt is known to most of our citizens and. while we are by no means writing his obituary, we can truthfully say that his friends are practically numbered by his acquaintances. Mir. Merritt is cap able. courteous and accommodat ting and the excellent record he has made during his terms of public office in Chicot county will doubtless be remembered by the voters when they go to the polls.
 Of his candidacy the Chicot Spectator says:
 Mir. Merritt is a young man of ex- emplary habits and has large follow ing throughout the county. The duties of the office to which he aspires are not unfamiliar to him as prior to becoming circuit clerk he served as deputy sheriff for six years. making an excellent re- cord
 He is not making any promises as to what he will or will not do in case he is honored with this responsible position, but it is safe venture that if the vot- CTS see fit to entrust the office to him it will be in good and capable hands, and the work will be conducted in an un- biased and satisfactory manner.
The Dermott news., 1918-01-31
Local and Personal

w. c. Ross wants to trade his Ford car for team. See ad.
 C. l.. Blanks spent couple of days last week in Little Rock.
 New Brasseres, all sizes, at
 The Novelty. Avery Farm Implements for sale at B. F. Hobson's Blacksmith Shop. If For Sale Desirable residence prop erty. Apply to Mrs. A. C. Crenshaw. If RuB-MY TIsM M-Antiseptic. Relieves Rheumatism. Sprains. Neuralgia, etc. The Eagle Furniture Co. is this week moving to the Cohen building on Front street.
 A country worth fighting for is a country worth saving for. Buy THRIFT STAMPS
 "The soldier who smiles Is the soldier who wins ' Send your soldier a Smile age Book today.
 Mgr C. Helmstetter of the Bimel- Ashcroft Mfg. Go. was a Little Rock visitor last week
 Hugh Parnell left Saturday last for Wabbaseka. Ark, where he has ac cepted a position.
 Mister Singleton spent several days in Little Rock this week buying goods for C. l.. Singleton.
 Today is the last day on which you can purchase War Savings Stamp for A.l2. Do 1t today
 Miss Agnes Cone of Montrose was a guest of Miss Ruby Harrison here sew eral days the past week. Mrs L. McFadden and little daugh- ter of Walnut Lake are guests here this Week of Mrs. " E. Moss.
 Mgr J. C. Hoffman of the Dermott Grocery & Commission Co. spent sever al days in Little Rock last week. FOR SALE:-Ford car with Clover leaf body; in good condition.
 K. P. Blythe. Mir. and Mrs K. P. Stinson left Sat urday last for Hot Springs. where they will probably spend several weeks. Don't cough your head off. Use Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup.
 Bordeaux Drug Store. Alb Parrish has sold the Baker House belonging to Mrs F.. " Allen, to Mir J. T. Kerr of the Mason Lake planta- ton.
 FOR SALE:-One 3-piece bed room suit and large upholstered rockers good as new Will sell cheap for cash Ii taken at once. Mrs. D. $. Slower If
The Dermott news., 1918-01-31
Great Story by a Great Writer

The News will soon begin the publica- ton as a serial of Long Live the King, the latest and greatest story written by Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart Mrs Rinehart stands right at the head of the list of fiction writers today. She Is the highest paid woman author of the pres ent time and is one of the most popular writers of either sex In this timely story Mrs Rinehart draws a sharp con trast between the strength and freedom of democracy and the weakness of a monarchy surrounded by intrigue and treachery. Don't miss the first install ment in an early issue.
The Dermott news., 1918-01-31
Another Dermotter in France

c. R Bates on Tuesday received word from Shaw Anderson, formerly an em- ployee of the Dermott Land X Lumber Co., that he has arrived safely in from Dr. L. Wallen. who was with the same company until last fall. that he is now stationed at Palo Alto. California,
The Dermott news., 1918-01-31

Mrs. J. B. Daniels left yesterday for Portland to spend couple of days there at the home of her son, R. J. Daniels.
 Mrs. May l.. Gray of Winchester, Ind. came in yesterday afternoon for visit here at the home of her sister. Mrs B. Ford.
 Last Friday Gazette contained an announcementIof the reappointment of J. E. Leeper as postmaster at Dermott for another term of four years.
 NoTlcE:-You water and light rent will be due the City of Dermott on February lst.
 Alb Parrish, Collector
 A short business session of the Altru- rian Club will be held at the Chicot Hotel tomorrow afternoon promptly at two clock. Secretary.
 MARRIED:-Suday morning 9t ten clock at Blissville, MT Ewing M Downing and Miss Edith Regenald, Rev. N. C. Denson of this place otficia- ting.
 Through mistake. the name of Elizabeth Hammock was omitted from the second grade honor roll last week, the name of Elizabeth Etter appearing in it's stead.
 Show the soldier boys they have folks worth fighting for. folks who think of them and are willing to tighten the bur den and cheer the monotony of camp 1 life. Smileage books will do it
 The Suburban Store, r.. Schnelz, proprietor. handles chickens. eggs, butter and fancy groceries of all kinds. 1 Delivery to any part of the city at all times. Your patronage appreciated. WANTED D-Experienced men for work on lumber yard. Wages 200 to S2. 30 per day; steady work. House rent small. Bliss Cook Oak Co.,, l-3l-4t Blissville, Ark. WANTED:-By young man. to cores pond with quiet. respectable lady object. matrimony Address.
 A. B. C.. Lock box 323 adv. Dermott, Ark. Henry Lloyd Bordeaux returned te Little Rock Sunday afternoon to re. sume his school duties. He spent mos, last week at home. there being nc school in session there on account oi the severe weather.
 Rev. William A. Rolle has been ap pointed by Secretary McAdoo to be ar authorized agent of the Treasury De partment to receive and issue United States War Savings Certificate Stamp. and United States Thrift Stamps
 Claud Hoskinson. formerly stenogra. pher for the Fee Crayton Lumber Co but now Reg. Seargeant MNor of tho l53rd Infantry stationed at Camr 1 Beauregard. was a guest here yester- day at the home of Bert s. Nixon.
 There will be call meeting of the s. 1. A. this (Thursday) afternoon a, the school house at O o'clock. for the purpose of discussing certain arrange ments in regard to the piano. All mem bers are urged to be present.
 By Order of the President. l All the ladies of Dermott are cordially invited to hear an address on City and County Courts. which will be given at the Chicot Hotel tomorrow afternoon at o'clock by Hon. E. c. Hammock This meeting promises to be highly in- structive as well as interesting, and all the ladies are cordially invited to attend.
 Committee.
The Dermott news., 1918-01-31
District Convention

A District Sunday School Convention will be held at the Dermott Presby- terian church on Sunday. February 3rd. All the white Sunday Schools in this district, including the West Dermott and Bellaire Sunday schools. are invit- ed and urged to participate.
 W. D. Trotter, 1t President Dermott District.
The Dermott news., 1918-01-31
Please Get Busy

We want to make another shipment of knitted garments on February 9th and every lady in Dermott Is urged to do just as much knitting as possible be fore that time in order that we make the shipment as large as possible.
 Mrs Harvey Parnell. Chairman,
 Red Cross Knitting Club.
The Dermott news., 1918-01-31
Army Y. M. C. A.

All those who made pledges for the Army Y. M. c. A. work are asked to call at the Valley Mercantile Go. and pay up or send check to me. You will confer favor on me by complying with above request as it takes quite a lot of time to call and see each one.
 c. M. Measel, Chairman.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15
in iueuiser ais B Monate 600 Sasb.
ideine ansgeitellt.

Gonntp Glcrf Serb. GIes bat felt
Dem crltcn Sanuur mebr aIs 600
SagDi6rine oIsgcitelIt. 8Gbrenb bcs
Monots 5ebruar murbcn bon SoI.
gciloen Sagoli5enicn gcloit:
Hermann: Rev. r. H. Kasmann, Geo.
j. Kirchhofer, R. E. Schoenberg, Hugo
Neumann, Geo. ]. Siegel, Otto H.
Sicht, Leslie G. Kohlbusch, Gottlob
Schuetz, Aug. Schuetz, E. R. Kuhn.
Morrison: Christ. E. Lalk, George
S%eifert, VIM. Schwinke, Albert Zenter,
Geo. Epple, c.. f. Gholson, Fritz C.
Fleisch, Arthur Lehman.
Owensville: Walter Racherbaumer,
Milton Stukenbroeker, Frank Schweer,
A. +. White and Raymond Holt.
Gasconade: Dave Wolf, S. Wolf, o.
c. Clifton, julie Reithemeyer, VIM. T.
Hart and Christ. Wolf.
Potsdam: Alb. Deppe, Lewis Neither.
ling, VIM. Schmidt, Frank Deppe,
Louis Deppe.
Hope: Otto Hemeyer.
Swiss: Mike Bieber, Fred Kattel-
man, Louis H. Buchholz.
Canaan: VIM. W. Lacy.
Mt. Sterling: F. A. Schaeperkoetter.
Bland: Benz. Strehlman and John
Baumpohl.
Bay: DR.. John S. Enloe and George
W. Pohlmann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15
g o tn 2ittlc Berger.

@ottbart sdmibt fciAte olll Cams.
bag icinen @eburtstag. gs batter
iid cine sun5e @n5abl Sreunoe eingc.
Itcllt, Die inn mnnde frobe @icber.
febr bcs Cages uiitidJten.
Ser Stllrm anl lebtcn Samstae
Fat in @aloe bctrddtli6cn Shaocr
angerihtet.
Srogram lrnb Sor Supper in Der
2oDcr 2ittlc Berger SGa1lc nGditcn
Samstag.
llniere Sarmer iino nit Dem Safer
Saen balb fertig.
Soleenoe Sd)iilcr mtcr5ogcn iid
Der Examination bes ad)ten Grades:
&op Wunbpiller, Sugo 9arncr, &,,.
ben Barrels, 6ubolf glicfer, Gillian
W%itnomiller, Iliguita @oeit, 2ottie
Eatton u1b Clarence Ipprill.
Slipia Barrels unb Slora Sueo.
mepcr itattetcn am Srcitag ibrer
S6rlc einen 9eiu6 ab.
8lls. 9ciermam bot lette '@p1e
fir Iug. appriu Sell eingeballt.
Sris stephan eibt Der @obnrng
bon @m. Snfner bur1 Oelitri1 Elm
perjiinetes ausieben.
Mm Sonntag mafte @nt. Sltfner
in Slpiss einen @eilld unb iab gleid-
5eitig nad ieiner Sarm baielbIt.
Int Sreitag febrte Srall Oscar
Slate bon ct. 2ouis auriid.
Gin 8albbranb entItanb am
Samstag allf Seq. 0ufner's 2anb.
Srau Wobeit gpple lit alf Der
&ranfenliite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15

F. L. Waldecker
BOEUF
Jacob Schermann
John Bieber
BOURBOIS
Adolph Licklider
Houston Branson
CANAAN
Peter Meyer
William Schlottach
Samuel Tappmeyer
RICHLAND
John Schannuth
Walter Ameling
BENZ. BOIL
ROARK
Chas. Bretthorst Sr.
Andy Zimmerman
Chas. Jordan
HERMANN
Williamm Fell
Henry Tekotte
BRUSH CREEK
Henry Kramme
Charles Stubblefield
THIRD CREEK
H. J. Dieckgraefe
F. J. Giedinghagen
CLAY
F. H. Eichler
j. D.. Homfeldt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15
@ittenberg a.

@ir baben bier idones Sriiblings'
petter unb Die Sarmer fino id)orl
redt fIeibig am @fliigen fir Safer.
Der 8ei5en auf bem 2anoe iiebt
I6Dn aus ,nb peripridt cine quite
grnte.
Gin Sobn bon @m. Shipcppe
itarb Iesten 9onnerstag nod tangent
ifiperen 2ciben an Der 8ailerlubt,
i'm Ilter bon % Snbren, a Mtonateil
unb 20 Saeen. 9as 9egrabniB farlo
lcsten Sonntag inter GROCER Seil'
nabme itott. galtor 9itcl Ieitete Den
Srauergottesbienit. Der Ierltorberle
binterlGBt feline Gltern, a Sdipeltern,
einen 9ruber unb einen groBen Yer
i%panoten. unb Srcrnocn.areis, Die
icinen SOB tief betraicrn. Il,d) mir
5ollcn Den tiefbetriibten Sinterbliebc'
iler infer innigltes Mit(eio.
@ilbeIm @itte ,tno @attin reilten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-03-15
Sreitas, ben Is. Mars, 1918.
Yptsb a m.

Sames Senparb unb SRI. &atp
Hiefs pilrben im elterliden Sauie
Der @rallt an 5. Wara getralt. Inl
abenb fano elm San5 ltatt gu @bren
Der NeubermGblten.
Oie @lieoer oes Yotsbam Corn
Club fir &naben baben bel ibrer Brii.
flung feitseitellt, baB oas bel ibnen
porbanoene &orn 9312% Seigt. Ser.
ner beridten ie oab iie ettpa so 8u.
Saatforn fell baben. 9ie Dor einis
ger 3eit porgenommerc @abl bate
folgenbes Heiultat: Sranf Sdnitt
ST., YrGiioent; eugene Meper, GET
ret1r ,,no 9ennie Slider, S6as-
meiiter.
Inn cine ISOLDE bel ibren Gltern al.
5llbringen febrte SRI. Slllia Sclo am
SamStag bon ct. 2ouis na1 bier gu.
rid.
Or. 6. q. &bobius ltno 6. Sc.
Meper madten cinen Iusflllg mad
Slpiss. Sic batten BORT lpi6tige &c.
i6dfte al erlebigen. Or. Gbobirls
bat in Sniss @igentlrm eriporben.
Sas nMtiles Stanbiib" Spiel oas
arn 2. Mar5 bier aufgefiibrt wurbe,
mar ein idoner @rfolg.
Der Farmers Club bate arn 0titt-
mod feline regllldre Seriummlung.
IS muroe feltgeitellt, oaB 200 9lt.
&eio's @elbes Saatforn an Sanb
iinb bic gum Serfallf allsgeboten
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