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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13
WRONG SUBSTITUTES
FOR WHEAT ON SALE
Food Administrator Warns Gro.
GERS Again to Cease
Violations

Retail grOcers We're again worned today
by the Federal food administration in a
circular calling attention to the continued
use contrary TO the new wheat regulations.
of certain forbidden substitutes in sales in
Guiding wheat aour.
Administrator Cooke gave the grocers the
benefit of the doubt by describing this lola
ton of orders as "a serious msunderstand-
ing" He made no threats as TO penalties
for the unauthorized sale OF cereals but re-
. stated that port!otiHof the wheat rules
designating the lgale substitutes to be used
in such
siost of the grocers. Mr.. Cooke said. Were
still under this impression that rice rolled
oats and hominy grits could he handled over
the counter as substitutes with pure wheat
-four
This is not the case insisted Mr.
Cooke. "GrOcsrs are not permitted to use
these articles any longer subs itutes. and
the onlyl ones permitted, according to the
ruling from Washington, are AS follows:
corn -four, corn meal, barley flour. rice
Hour. potato -four aweet potato -four, buck
wheat -four. cat -four, peanut -four bean
-four, milo hour, kaffir hour and feterita
fours and meals"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13
HAND KNITTING TOO SLOW
Women of Budd Company Use Machine
for Soldiers

Three hundred women, employees Of the
Edward G, Budd Company. Twenty-ifth
street and Hunting Park avenue. organized
as the Trench Cmb Auxiliary, are perform
ing an essential work for the benefit Of the
G35 employees of that firm in the service
on Thursday nights the women meet al
35I1 North Seventeenth street. in a house
leased for their use by the firm, and knit
mufflsrs. sweaters and wr.stleis Tor the use
of the Budd employees in service.
Men employed in the Budd Manufacturing
COmpany's plant contribute the money re-
auired for the purchase of the Yarns. Leo
/ Heinz, general manager of the Budd Com
pany is the president Of the Trench Auxil-
iarN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13
WILL TRAIN GIRL CHAUFFEUnS
Nationa! Service League and Auto Company
Plan School

TO meet scarcity Of truck drivers e94
chauheurs, which will be increased BY ~
new draft! an automobile agency, the nag1e
OF which has not been made public, has a..
fered TO cooperate with the National LeaNSpS
for Woman's Service in Philadelphia In tx.
ing and training girls for driving trucks n
well as small cars. No charge will he made
for instruction.
Tho classes open October l. Only eight
girls can be entered in one class. but -
many classes will be organized as are netes-
sary to accommodate the recruits.
The lessons will begin at 8 80 a. m. and
last until after p. m. The girls will be
taught repairing as well as driving, 80 that
they will be thoroughly fitted for employ
ment. 1t was stated at the National League
for Womans Service, 1903 Walnut street. that
positions are positively assured the girls as
they finish their course Se
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13
Welded Yesterday Morning

A very pretty wedding took place yrs!r!-
day morning, when Miss Teresa McHale, of
3ilg Sunnyside avenue, East Falls. became
the bride Of Mr. Herbert DrNin s2S Ea.:,
Cheiten averu', ferman:own.
The Rev. David Kelly performed the cpre-
mony at ST. Bridget's Roman Catholic Churvh
at O'Clock. Miss Rose McHale. sister of
the bride. Was maid of honor and Mr.. Joseph
FirneRan acted as best man.
Following the ceremony wedding hreak =
fast was served the home Of the bride.
Mr and Mrs pirrin will spend ,Ecir honey
NJ, on at Palm Bcai II. Fla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13

GonnihoR Hdrdfst refuses TO bUy Lib.
erfV Bonds from BIN Belgium and
Peg3H, and me Liberty . pirit causes his
irho'e estate 10 be SHddenly transported
10 France. Iherc me Germans sei:e his
mOncU ana nrc about TO shoot him, iChen
PCG1U nHd Billy put the Nuns TO flight
NJ hUrlihD hornets nests among them.I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13
HOLD BENEFIT CARNIVAL
Falls Of Schu.lkilI Raising Fund for Vel.
fare Work

The Fails Of Schuylkill citizens patriotic
committee will hold an outdoor carnival to-
night and tomorrow night at Ridge and Mid
vale avenues, in aid of its welfare work
among the soldiers and sailors
Music will be furnished by the F'iremen's
Band. There will be the usua! sale of dolls.
fancy articles and refreshments
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13
SCOUTS BIG SUGAR SAVERS
More Than 800 Pounds Conserved a
CsmD

Fo2d conservation practiced by Phiade
phia Boy Scouts al their summer canIp at
Treasure Island, near Frenchtown, " l.,
resulted in the saving OF more than 500
pounds OF sugar
II. A. Gordon, Scout executive fer Phila-
delphia today sent a letter TO the food admin
istrator for New Jersey in which ne returned
certificates for $50 pounds OF sugar saved at
the Scout camp. In addition. camp ofHciaIs
also retur ID full barrel that had not been
ueees ~ ---yr-- -7-<5<As
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13

~ THE SIohN THIS fIN ~
While hunting fo" treasure In Lake tuata-
vita. Colombia South America with Raoul Ar,
thur. his partner. David Meudon Is injured
In dvna mite skpluSion and 'sappsars, Three
months later he renppears from no one knows
where. though u may be that Arthur SUSPECTS
Three Yeas later h.. IL engpaad TO marry Una
,.elahtnn in Connecticut. Her uncle Harold
leighton. objects 20 IA" marriage hecaus" th"r"
may haro iren s2m",ing in that three months
blank In Mcuions He to make the mhrrih"c
undesirable. An investtsatlng tr.p to Colon
boat they meet Doctor Miranda and Genoral
Ieiran. i'0iomhians At Honda David decides
to aGco,npury General Herran to lioxu,q. leav
ing the rest Of his party behind Th"re IL
feeling AGAINST the americans because Of 70
cent events in Panama, e"ents which fIcrran
mad va. My tried 10 arrest. As matte, O. fact
n small from Bogota under Pedro.
bootback is already on the way TO Panama.
and David and General Hetran hear them from
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy ynne Chats about Seueral Weddngs-hss Gillette
i We'd Mr.. Bro,Vn--DFrs Barklie to Entertain admiral
and Mrs. Grayson and Mrs. S,ettinius

or crunchy June bug. Think OF calling
it a pillow-Oh!.!.
NANCY WYNNE..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13
THE GILDED MAN

By CLIFFORD SNYTH

Copyright. 1918, by B-ni & LireriJht, INC. Neto
York.
Copyright. 1918. BY the Pub!ic Ledger CO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13

- ,.""E o' AR Frank Morris. t. s. A..
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank {, Norr..
Mafer'' Pa. will be glad to hear tha, hn
mas pePn raised to the rank of sergeant
"aJoT WhIie serving with the American ex
pedlti"nay forces in France.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13

ar. ana Mrs. j. Alfred Clark and their
sons who spent the summer in Chelsea. have
returned I" their home. 4929 Catharine
' ine.r sons will return to West
chester Academy this week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13

no YOU feel about caterpilars as | do?
- II you do, you're mighty glad that the
summer is fast coming to close, and that
you won't have to meet them across your
path or have to walk out in the middle
of the street, so that by no possibility of
chance could one drop on you. Would
that the loathing could be overcome, but
It can't, We all have our pet antpathies.
They say Napoleon had fear Of cats.
What a pity his enemies did not know it
sooner? II might have saved an awful
lot of bloodshed.
Just think, if the Duke OF Wellington
had Just sent a lot of cats into the 'front.'
line trenches, Why, Napoleon would have
thrown his gun away and fed, and the
army. seeing their chief fleeing, would have
"heed," too. But to return to caterpillars,
though I'd like to forget them.
How would you feel to hear what over
heard last Monday, when two little lambs
were coming home from school. They
were dragging their books in their
small bags and lettering along. One
stopped suddenly and planted her foot
firmly on the ground. while her mouth as.
sumed stern expression, "What you
doin'. Elizabeth" asked her companion.
"Only thtepping on a 'caterpilow, replied
Elizabeth, as she walked on unconcernedly.
consoled myself with the thought that
pohsps that same Elizabeth would feel
r = ~ sght q : nouys y 3 sspttpede
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13

I'm the nert chapter ,riH be foh hoc
the american soldiers drirc the Germans
heter-skeHer before Hfm)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13

Mr' Joseph Kelley. l.. S. ~ r. T.. has re-
turnea Il" Norfolk where he is stationed in
'', an' "lf service after spending furlough
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Iohn Eo,Iau
at''heir summer home in Berwyn. po
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13

MISS MAY 1lasgerty. daughter of Mrs,
'orne'lus tiaEgerty. of 512 Woodland Ter
race IS spending some time at Old Orchard
ME- aS the guest of Miss Daisy Marsbal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13

MS George Cameron and her children
ot sThool House lane and Greene s,reet
''e'"'ahtoWn have returned from sharon
summer. 'e. ''e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13

Miss Helen Riley of Ba,a. who bas bso,
spending the summer with her family at Sea
Isle city. will go to New York for several
days before returning to the city
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13

Miss Rose Mary McNaIly has returned tn
het nome III Germantown after a visit of
several days on Long Island
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13

Mrs. Radcliffe Chcston. Jr.. who has been
spending few weeks in Chelsea. returned
yesterday to Fox Hill Farm. Rryn Mawr
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. will
liam Struthers Ellis Her sister. Mrs. George
Eustis Payne. who spent the summer at
Lake Champaign. will not return until the
end of the month
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13

Miss Helen Hare, of 1ll6 North Siytv
third street, has returned to her home after
spending the month OF August in Chelsea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel H. whitney will rlnse
thei" cot'ag" in Bay Head next week and
VIII move into their new home on Nava ioe
street. Chestnut Hill
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14

s9nran babe i& aud ffpn sshodt'
srioiberis Gr wfiliondr es lGbt iid
abtr bod maden. 3un64ft iieIien mir
ben Seehoben aug Cement iber
Drabtseikdt Per, bann bohrsn mir elm
DubeH artefifde 8runnen, nm
Daiisr fir ben Bod 5u bstommen,
bierauf b0len mir ans eeniisene Bduz
me aus Geb0l5en, I'm siHen ridtiseH
Dalo an3upffanaen, oa5u aud taus
ieno cher mebr m0osbebedte 8aums
itdmme unb bann braudsH mir Hur
nod eiHe 9raftaHlage, nm bas @aHer
DER arteiifden Brunnen bod 3u pums
pen. Die Sade III gar nidlt 10
i9limm." unb Der plan selaHgte rids
tis 3ur ausfibruns.
Geier, Die anseIibts oieier anI9eis
nenoen 4llmadt bss 9elbss bon einem
Reiosefiibl ersriffen psrben, mSssn
ii4 aufs Reue gum SrOite fageH
laRsn, bab nabres Slid uno 9el1a
bsiis mir Tslten Deretnist finb, ipobl
a6er fi4 bauiig feinblide gegmiibers
iteben. Gessn S4idialsi9ldge III
aud Der Rei9e nidt ssisit, Der trants
5abrifberr modts germ nit benz
gsiunoen @rbeiter taui4en, oas ga
miIienlsben oes rsi6en Wannes pirp
bur4 unbef9rdntte Reisunsen fsiner
anssborisen bebrobt pber Derni9tst,
unb f9liebii9 bat ou9 Der @obl@
bnbenbite nur einsn Magen. ben sr BE-
frisoigen, einen aorper, ben sr belief
ben lam, unb nabrer 6reunbe oermng
ii6 Der aermere metItens nit grObe5
rem Rehts nls Der Reihfte gu riibmen.
9eim G6eibsu aus bem 2eben mub
aud Der Niilliondr fein 8erm0seu 5u@
riitlaifeH, unb pa aud bic SiBe IN
abrabams S4ooB ni4t nab Dem m
oifhen @obtituno Der 8erbIi9enen,
'ipHbsrn als sugenbprsiie perssbeu
iperbsn, erpeiit fi4 Ell 9erslei9 bes
Rsi3ersn nit Dem qermsren, ri9tiser
buu beI6eibensn Woblitanb 9eiiseuz
ben. gar ui4t 10 uHsiinitig fir 2estez
rem, 8sun er iid ON @uos Teines
Daisins iasen tunn, oaB sr seIiebt bat
uno seliebt porbsu 1T, oab er sin see
miitbli4es 6eim beIsIien, ii9 ieine
2ieblinssipeifen ni6t 81 peria9en
brau6te uuo ii9 ua4 8unid tleioen
fonnts. uub bab pa9rbaft trmlernoe
@nssb0riee unb Sreunbe ibm bas
lests GeIeit seben iperbsr, bunN III ibm
an iroii6em Slid elm ebenTo srober
Sbeil seiporoeu, als ME psm Rei9ften,
uRo sr bari oAne nit Dem S6itfal gu
6aoern, Die 4ugen gum epigeuS4Iumz
mer ihlebsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14
Der gsasisabaIl Der gahern.

Ger @operiid)e llHtfrit. ,8ereiu be.
reitet iih ipieber aiif ieiHen grcbeil
Wlnstenbna Dor, Der Sanlitaa, 10.
Snnuar, in ben eden bes GeiIiihen
Stub beganseu ipirp. Dos riibrise gr.
engagements -sicmHnittee bat ifon felt
MDten eine emIiee SbStisteit erlt.
iuidelt nnb alIes aufs Bette pprBerei.
tet. Die beireiinbeten Bereine baben
Die GinInbuns erbalteH ul6 perben
iid bornnsiihtIih in grpber 8abI be.
tbeiIieen, tpeib man bod, Dob man
iit BEL ben @dpern portrefflih inter.
bait. sludy gibf iidp usfter ben MlitsIie.
bern ,lno beicnbers bei ben ipeibIiden
5amiIisHmitslisosrn grobss SHterehs
il,nb iIno e. ipiro ein Hsetteiiern fem
IN osr GntfnItliug BON geidIliaen iiuo
dparafferiiiifhen Wa1sfeutoitiimen
Inter fold giinitisen nrnitdn0en miro
oer GrfsId nidlt onsbIeibesl
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Gimfpuimenitemer.
Jalnnb Stener Solicitor @illisan
erlGht cine Sefauntmadmns.

BON SnlanbsG sGteuertOGeftor u. 6
@iLligan III uns nit ge5ug auf BIZ
gmtommenjteusr, Dofiir bic Gin
i4dBuHg bis gum l. Wlar3 81 erfol'
gen bat, folseabs 3ui4rift sussgan'
gen:
Defnuutm DUNE.
Men Is angebt!
Die ariegsiieueratts bonn 8. Stto'
Ger 1917 beiiimmt, bab jsbs unpsrbsia
ratbste psrion. bic 8iirssr ober Be
nebnsr Der Dsreiuisten Staaien IL
unb Elm RsttpeiiliOmmsn Don $1,000
obsr bariiter bai; ierHsr isbs oerbsi@
roibete ptrfou. bic giirser oDer Be
ipobnsr btr NereinisteH Siaatsn III
unb elm 1sttosiniOmmsn BON $4,000
obsr bariiber Bat. bariibsr bsm Sns
lanbs 5teusrtolIettor lsines Diiiritts
sinsn Stelierbogen einrsiten mug.
Cos mub bis gum !. lidr3 1915
gsidsbsn.
5prmular 604O q pirb iOlfsn ss,
lisfert, bsrsn RsiiOeiHtOmmsu $3Ooo
oeer tpeniesr III.
5iir FOlds, psrtn yasttosintOmmsn
$4,000 iiberitsigi. IL 5Ormular 104O
pOrgdhrieben.
sei Ginreidung ron SeIuGen um
Jormulars mub seHau anssseben ipers
ben, trel4e 6orte aerUiiuidt ipirb, bos
6sibt enitpeber 1040 q ober 1O40.
Sn allen 8dllfn, no perf0nlide
Stsueranmabureen fir bas Sabr
1915 asmctt. ipurtcH, pirb IoIdsu
qerfoRsn 5crmula 1910 bur9 bi.
Dot aussffidt. iO6aIO lie siHsstrOfe
fen iinb.
Graeberii
q. G. 9ifligan,
SplanbsSteIsrtollsitor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14
Die emglH@e Siibne.

Zen geiudjern bes 6 pricTbea.
ter itebt cine erobe 8ode bebor.
.Sbofu Of @onbers-, tbatfdhIid eine
Ayitu6er. .@oriteaiing, peldDe i'm geetu
PORTER @iuter @oroen iungeabnte Gr.
folge erlebte, iteht allf benz Bro.
grauT:. Gelteil III Ibeaterbeiuhern
etmas geboten uoroen, pas oieier
Gpuibination BON rnenI6IitemS Sbari.
| finn @is imo ailnit nHo iold)er isar.
benbrahi gleidItnH. Ius Gniemble,
Der ebor oie ijeaiite alusitattimg
Juno Die Wauiif iinn init einem @orte
fas5iniren6. 1ie baltptidhIihiten
Gariteller. oeren jsDer lid, aIs Neiiter
in ieiner Role erTpeiiL ipirfen biurei.
beno. Inter ibnen befurben ii6 gu.
aerie lmo @rllie &UlDaro, 3om 2eiDis.
Slpra Sea. Charles Wriebt, sIboIpb
9lome, grneit pdre. Dan Gliulml,
Sioneu Phillips. gbnniao Wiulcabep,
aoeIe Areslen l;dffb O'Searn, gr.
thur 0apis, DiDrtle 8ietorine, SSrene
Solar uub 9irsiuia Suritb. Ger
9bor bilSct cine ausIeie Don S66n.
belt unb 8dbigteit. unb bic S8enerie
Int tpobl fulnn Don etipos arleerem
ieniais iibertroifel moreen. ssn bier.
5ebH BiIoern pirb oas 9luoitorium
pen ben goloprausenSsn Reiorts beS
bsriibHten steip Dorfer @bite @an
bis 5u ben mpltHdeR SeuIpeln beg
Srients sefiibrt.
Die @eifdftsIeihing hes OHM
pie Sbeafer bot fir oieIe Bod,e
etn beioubers anriiiantes grogramm
aufaeItellt. Ite ySia @nrlesdue Re.
tiie~ III gebiid)t woroen. 9ds Stiid
ieibit itrobt bon foniifen 9orfomrn.
niiieu. es entbGlt aiIber6em SabIrei.
.tc p-ddtige S,encn 9em gnienble
itebt Sarrp 81. geortou Dor. 5bm oiir
Seite Itebt bic unuergIeihlid,e 5loIiie
Gperet. cine reijeube glIrlesfenfoni.
gin. Ger Sd)ouheitsdpr Test iid ans
5iparBig ieihen gadoeIs 5uiannlen,
Die iiG in aacrbaHb mogliden uitb I'm,
ni6gIiheH StoitiimeH aeigen.
.5be gpil Sour, elm Stiid, SasI
fir bieie @ode an Der Spise Ses
YrprnuIrrS I'M GmpreB Sbea-
ter" itebt, lii tenn oiiiterer Ginafter.
ipie nan aus Dem SiteI IdJIieBen mod
ie. ionbern cine lilItige aout1oie, an
oeren Gpite Der beitere Sarrp eng
Iifb itehs. gr miro imteritiist poH ei.
ner bodyit iGbiseH @efeaifaft. ssn
einem droeren slfte tritt anita arlib
nuf, iriiber DER Star in rTbe @boeo.
Iate SoIoier~. Gle priientirt eins
Serie bon aIteu uno neiien SieSern.
sserTer Iieben alIf bem Rroarnmm:
'5rrnueI asiasa, elmer pom Sapaiis
beriibnrteiieH Sdngern; oas WinSae'
glertcn Srio m ieinen lnltigen Sic
bern; oas @aling.@eber 9rio m
!, sslut at a Golrntp ssnir-~ unb Sinrnlie
gsall In That 9sdrtn In gInd~. gum
SdIub foIgt Dos llHiperioI @eedp
NIT oen neueiien gSniSeIbilcein
an Der RoroIanb gla5a
prpbusiren i'd, bieis @o9s folsenbe
krDorrneeHos iyilmtiinfIsr Utons
tag: Dns 1our, glinor Sim. -
0ienIfae: Sungrp &eart. 1aiiIine
1reoerid; Grsel &eritaI, gsIbeIm,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-14
als GriinSerinnen.

| gs tptrb pielfah, unh niht nit I'm
rett, bebauptet, buB Der Mnngel an
2ogit Der 6rau burh t6r 8eFiiblss
leben 6ebingt ipirp, tpelhes Tts Der
5timme bes Ser5sns louIben ldBt,
gleihpiel pie eitbringlih bic Miabs
( uung Der 9errunft ft1 b0rbnr gu maz
fen .Iudt. 9oatf6es Eerten a6er III
eiHe Der unsrIGbli9sn 8prbeoiilgunz
gen fir ben Grfplg bes erfinbers;
cine S6lubfolasrun5er, Die fih prps
befeIt auf uneritiitterlifer 9runbla9e
auTbausn, pirp oas @raelignib oes
grfinbun9sgeiites nur fsltsn bic bar
auf geiebten Griparturgen erfiillen.
@s bari oaber taum MuBber nehmeH,
BsHn 5rausn auf Dem G,ebiete Der
Rhhoiopbie, Der obitrdtten @ifenz
ftaften I'M 4aseHeineu. aih media
Iniihen 9pubringunaen, esngeuieursz
leiitungen ufip., pelde abfolute gez
berrf6ung Der SeiitesnEiirenguna be-
bingen, Hur felten geaonnt fperosn.
4u9 fSrau gurie, fpei6e Der gBelt
bas Rdbium CAB, hat ieitoem ihr
Gjotte nif)t msbr ibre FnrItanaen lei
tet, nidlts mehr Don 8epeutun1 ponz
lbraht. Srob aller gmanaipatipnsbes
Ttrebunaen reiat 'i6 bds 9enfeu unb
Shun bes fpeiblidxn &efhlefts nn>
perGnbert bem 5eim uub Der SFamilie
su, ibnen ailt ibr @iinfhen uup Stres
ben. iuHerbalb bieier arstie oermag
iih ibr Sf3uFfensaeiIt an beifen 3ii
entfulten uns ihr @nrfd3 5u erfiNben,
beam. drTSufinoen, iid3 erfofareif au
bethdtiden. Wpbl pirp ihr Wirten III
biefer Siuiiht teine neRen. bfsber unz
qeabnten Raturtrdfte enthiillen, pobl
itelIt es feline iibsrrdIhenbett, tpeIter>
fd,iitierHben 5hesrieh auf, a1ein aud
bic beifwiben sri9einerben Grfinbuns
Gen Der SoisfrGi bebeuten IN ibrer
Gefammt8abl cine betrdhtlid1e @rz
fpornib on Grbeitsasit uHb Weiihe,
cine h0ds't Tdsdssnstperfbe Forberung
bes Wpbfbefinoens uno Wpblerdehens
Der Nteni6beit. unb bisnen fomit benz
6utiptsfped aIIen meHfhlihen Stres
rbens. bas menihlife 0oTein duaensbs
msr, miibeloFer uno eefunSbeitlidsr gu
geitalten.
Dieie 8etrahtitngen brGreen iih
sssebem unpiHtiirli6 auf, Der bas Or
gebnib Der ipG6renb Der lebten brei
Monute BON metreren Gaffhriften
unp Jrareuseitunqen reranftolteteu
Pretsausjtretben fir bon Jrdlen ee-
madte Grftnoungsn ftlibirt. Sb IS
MN am 2eierinnenfreis ooer on ben
Dorifeteub beeriinbetea llriechen lieat,
bic 5batinte perbfeibt, naf fdit kline
Der erfolureihsn 8sfperberinnen nm
bie auseefebten 9retfc m ibrem Stre=
ben iiber be GrerBeu bes 6nughdlts
biIluusgeganQsn ii. Nas lie erfaHbeH.
ribtiger dusFanbeH, bebentets ureis
items nur cine @rleihterune ibrer
Sausfrauenpflibten, SdaFfuHe eez
iunbeitliHerer nmesbuna pber Bers
ihDneruHg oes Seims. Nm tpiirbies
item siasr Gusasi9Huns eri6eint Der
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5u Tdnnben gsiporbea. Mie uns ber
GeTHdftsfiihrsr beg SduIratbs. 9<rr
6dnbman mitfbsilts, blsibt beute nur
bis Shule IN 6artrpsa sef@ioHen,
neil bas Gs6diibe abfolut uidt ;u
ki3en III. Jn 13 Gdulsn iinb bic
aoblsnporrdt1s jebo6 10 serins, baB
ibre S4iiebuns beDoritebt fals beuis
ooer Ipdtsftens mOrgsn bic 8orrdtbe
Hi6t srHeuert ipsroen l5nnen.
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KeIMe StrapeMbabn.


Die ginifefuns rfolste I'M Sntsreife
bsr apbltnsriparuis. = Der @sr<
febr ipurbe sssen gtbeub in be-
f6rdnftem Wab unb tpirb beuie
Wsorsen 7 lIbr auf allen 2inien
ipieber aufaenommsn. 5sute III
S9uit. = bur bic Sdude IN Darts
iDea bIsibt ssIdloiftn. = DreisebH
S6uIbdufsr bubsn nur fpsHis Rob
le. = Dir Sortbaier bss llni.rs
ri&ts bdnst bon Der ersdn3uns
beg &oblsnporraths ab. - asine
gersins 8sridmmIunseu- = Sic
airds in Der &iide.
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sesablt eure eteuern!

aouis 3. 9laps, Gbsf Deputp in Der
Office bss Gountp S4abmsiftsrs. bat
bsi DurfIi9t Der Stsusrliiien sefuns
ben, bab IN pielen 5dlieH bic Sunis
unb DeasmberiteusrH nod uiHf be-
5abit pOrbsn iiHb. Serr 9utpe lpiini4t
bic SoumIeliseu burauf aufmsrffam
5u MAIDEN, buB Der lebts 3abluusss
termin Der Is. Sanuor III. Der ieinsn
8erpfli4tungen bem Steuerfistus ses
ssniiber nidt naffommt. isbt iia Der
0efabr aus, bab fein gigsntRum per>
taAft tpirb.
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1ea. - glittipof,: @oob for 9iotbing,
GariDle 8iodipel- ~ Gonnerstog:
gleber allrs. earfar. Sultan eltinee,
- Sreitog: 9be Siberttire, Sobn Wta.
ION. = Smnstag: Sqitare GeceiDer,
s. 2odipooe;; 9ebinS TIE Screens,
CHAPLIN.
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S&ippen III 1rumpii
0satiirIiG Sdneefdippen.

Etrahenreiniaunes aonluliIiar
Qioas. oeiien ausiidteu 5ilr 3eit Don
iAneeiser @eiHe iino, iab an Sauliiaa
iriibielia IN ieiner Office unS beiddf,
tigte fib NIT BEN @cetbe' 'iten Sat
Der Sdaee III cine erIogene Rein.
Iihieit.~ Ter ssouuniiidr 5dblte Die
Sdilpter ieiucr 2ieben Gin Der Sdnee.
id)ipperfoIonne) unb Is maren bel
Ipeitem nid1t een,ig. 9a oifnet iid DIE
1biir un6 bereiH trat elm itrantrues
Neib, feine Soealiigur, ober Siinl
Sdueeld,ippsu ME se'&nffeH. Die
Grideimtue oifnete ben Hluuo uno
bot ibre Dienite in Der Sd,neegaroe
al. .ansenoHrnen~. riei Wsang, 40
Gent Die Sti,nbe~, Die 'yrau begarin
ibren Geuit, nber. 0 Bed, bic aaIue-
ras Der acknowledgement mod.
tan lie aHltsuiioe uIo lie iteilte oie
Shippe in Die ede.
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8sitssmsts sitts...
5efGeWGBe pTItt,...
astIrH lam III Hid)t beIsmmen,
1rnm itr e5reanbe isis 10 gut,
S,rinaef mid elm gang Helm Hisdjsn,
"a, 10 brinst mid baIt in Wntb...
Sab id 70 aud feline apblsn,
ssiHst = in @aIlaua bod msin Slnt,
s'.iit fls astIe aans entidiseen
Ws6 has beite Sabititst 80.

eine ME baseipeiene gleSeifIndi
iiebt IN Waibinaton AZ eriparten. Der
Senat bot iuilnli6 beIdloiien, As
empfdnge. eiren iiir ieoen Giant. d,
bem 0ffne@ @ebdu6e Der 5forperifoft
sleid5eitig 5n UerardtalteH, Inn 81 bo.
cen, mas bic Suffragettsn 3u @uniten
Der prinaenS notbipeioigen siriess.
u'obreaeI. oes Werfaiianesssieses, Ser
aas isruaeuitiHgreht eintiibren ioa,
~ iaarn baben. Tsan be6enfe: 48
Suiiragciten, bic auf einmaI rebenl !
Sdaoe MIR, 'oaB iie nift ale IN Ell
nem Raurus losgeIaiien pernen fSnn.
ten. bas more nod mirfiauler!