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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17

Every mother realizes, after giving Ter children "California Syrup or Tigs," that this is their ideal iaxa- tive, because they love its pleasant taste and it thoroughly cleanses the tender little stomach, liver and bowels without griping.
 When cross. irritable, feverish, or breath is bad. stomach sour, look at the tongue mother! If coated, give a teaspoonful of this harmless fruit laxative," and in few hours all the foul, constipated waste, sour bile and undigested food passes out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. When the little system IS full of cold. throat sore, has stomach ache, diarrhoea, indigestion, colic-re- member, a good inside cleansing should always be the first treatment given
 Millions of mothers keep "California Syrup of Figs handy; they know Il teaspoonful today saves a sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a bottle of california Syrup of Figs which has directions for babies, chil- dren of all ages and grown-ups print cd on the bottle. Beware of counter the genuine. made by 'California Fig feits sold here. so don't be fooled. Get Syrup Company.-Adv. .
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17
SOUTHERN FARMS ID BE IN DEMAND COMING WINTER U. s. Employment Agency to Co-Operate in the
 Back-to-the-Farm
 Movement

Southern farms are likely to be In greater demand the coming winter than ever before if inquiries received within the last few days may be taken as in- dication of what is to follow. The milder winters in the south have long been an attraction to farmers in the more rlgor- ous north and northwest, and from year to year they have been coming south ward in ever growing numbers.
 The high prices of farm products now prevailing and likely to continue for at least two or three years while America feeds herself and good portion of Flu rope are causing many people who de- serted to the cities in former years be- cause of better wages paid by industrial concerns to cast their eyes countryward. Farms that have been idle, or only partly under cultivation during recent years will. as a consequence, have tenants the coming year.
 The United States employment service. according to official statements, will CO., operate in the back-to-the-f Harm move- ment. It's agencies throughout the coun- try. 1t is stated, will aid land owners
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17

to find tenants and farmers to secure help when needed.
 A well-to-do land owner of Ohio ar rived in Birmingham yesterday and ex- poets to secure a small farm near Bir- mingham on which to move his family during the present winter. He has al- ready leased his Ohio farm and will bring his family here just as soon as he finds home for them. He called at the local office of the United States em- ployment service, 9O12 First avenue, yes- terday and went over the list of farms now in the hands of B. E. Samuels, ex- aminer in charge of farm labor This list MT. Samuels now has Is small, but he is daily adding to it and hopes within few days to be in position to accom- modate all who may call on him.
 Several days ago he stated In an in terv1ew in The Age-Herald that he would make speciality of finding homes for farm seekers and tenants for owners with land to rent. In response to the invitation then extended to the land own CTS to list their lands with him severa! have done so, but not near enough to meet the demand that he anticipates within the next month or two.
 This Ohio farmer is only one instance of the calls that are coming to the Unit ed States employment service," said Mr. Samuels, land if there Is any good land to rent out to good men now Is the time for the owners to write to this office We will furnish blank applications to such owners as may request them. on which they can give descriptions of their farms, the character of soil and products that grow best on them. Every appli- cation so received will be listed and kept handy for home seekers.
 Farm labor is going to be more plen- tiful, and now that the people have be- gun to realize the usefulness of the gov ernment employment service they are calling at this office more than ever before.
 Tt does not cost anything to list farm needs with the employment service, and in order to increase the yield of food stuffs, so that we can still help to feed the world, it would seem that land own CTS who have not the force to cultivate their lands, would call on the farm de- partment of the employment service for help.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17
GREENVILLE

Greenville, November 16-(Specia.D- D-The Butler county fair was called off dur ing the past summer for 1918 owing to the fair it has now been decided to hold a
 swine show on December and in
 Greenville to take the place of the fair.
 Butler county has developed into ore
 of the first counties of the state in hog
 raising. This industry is rapidly grow
 ing, sand it is one of the best paying
 propositions of the Butler county farm
 activities. Some of the finest stock can
 be found in Butler county. The swine show is to be held to stimulate the in- terest and to keep it alive.
 The large barns of J. R. Amerine have been secured by the Butler County Fair association for the show, and those in charge are confident that it will be of great value to the industry in the county. News of the wounding of two Greenville boys in France has been received. tho first being A. Juddie Shaw, son of Mir and Mrs w. A. Shaw. who was wounded in the neck by piece of shrapnel. The wound was not serious. The other was Vert May, son of Mrs. Mollie May, who was wounded on the head. shell DurSt aDoVe nm anu picSoS VI 'ic ShoA , hit his helmet, going through and mak- ting a small wound on the top of his
 head.
 Butler county gives up two more of her sons for the great cause of democracy.
 James Wesley Brown and Wiley Steen having died of influenza and it's com plications at American training camps
 in this country. The former died at Camp Wheeler and the latter at an aviation camp near Chicago. The two young men were favOrites with their comrades. and | in the communities where they lived. Their deaths have cast a particular sad
 ness here where they had many friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17

The American-born Duchess of Marl- borough, who was recently honored with election to the London county council has the reputation of being one of the best golf players among Ens'ssh -~raen of title.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-17
OSCAR WILKINSON

With Company M, 167th infantry, who recently wrote to his mother, Mrs. M. E. Wilkerson of Bessemcr: "Don't rush us, for we want to finish our job while we are over here. We wouldn't disappoint you for anything, so I am going to bring you a lock of Kaiser Bills hair"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
TnRS AVID TRIIIS,

Ficilird Carlo will i'lay an engage
rrcnt 1T mo Cour, Frida- md Saturday.
Aurust 50-GI with ma,inc" Saturday. IN
his lntcSt and saul rn be his funniest
musical comedy "t'3rs and Frills." Fo-
sides furnishing NJ. Carlo with on" Of
tho best comedy roles Of his career. the
character Of Iac lavish is said /" be
rcplclc with comedy Of the compelling
sort that serves 10 keep tho audience in
condition OF alternate smiles and
laughlCr.
Among tho many snns HIS arc:
When Ny Wife ErlurHs. You Ean
Take il With You When You Die.
"IIors Polly Want Wally"'' 'Furs and
FrillS" Spring" deception Is Tho Bot
tor Part OF Nalor" "L2rc's Menu. ard
others.
Thc company is excellent, comprising
Richard Carte. Mnrjmrc I'rinElc. Harriet
Ecrt. 1httyc Fox. lay EIwond George
Bogucs. Harry Howard. Milf Dawson.
Jay Elwnol. Joseph McNancc. and other
musical comedy favorIt"<.
There s tho usual attraciiv" Carl"
churus OF pretty girls, beautiful cos
Tunes. superb crrhesiraiIons and scenic
environment. Seats g0 an sal" We'd
nesday but mail orders accompanied by
remittance including war tax MIL b.
received now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26

Much j. said in IN" newspapers re-
car,llnr Tho scarcity az chorus GirlS. i"''
when Tho Trnnarl Winners appear ~
tho Court Thcatr" to-day and Tomorrow
tho audirnAs Will jump :" III" ""ncil'
sion thai either chorus girls ar" very
plentiful or clsc that y. W. Nhit'head.
tho owner If This attraction. IS favor
Il individual. for his girls arc ahouf Inc
choicest lot nf Girls cHcT S'cn N h'n-
seal show. Mr.. Whitehead declares ina
he is not 4 favored individual nut that
ic realizes IN" importance ~ pr"ttE
girls in h:a shows and that hc is not
satisfied to take any girl whn applies IN
him for chorus position. h" s"tS
worry high standard for his girls and
,hcr he docs not wait for thom to come
~ him. Some producers wait and NJ
Tho Inst minute e they have any va
ranrics they arc obliged n fiji them
by mixing such Eirls ne 'h"T ran got,
Mr. WhItchc nd is always M .hc lookout
for girls and gives a. much Cnnsid"ra-
tinn 10 their chnirn az he docs ~ picking
ont n chief comedian or n rTima donna.
That IS why Tho P"nnant Winners
| chorus ie filled with girls who arc h"a'i-
| irul ond talented. Ladies coupon mat
| incc daily
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26

carrier examination (" he hold nj
Wheeling W. Va. saturday. Sept
cinhcr. {, 1915. From Tho register re-
sultinE from this examination c"rtitfra-
ton will he made by tho commission u
fiji positions in tho Wheeling pnst-oftc"
Entrance salaries IF clerks and ear
riers ar" now sl10C<a year: substitutes
receive A cents an hour.
Tho pnSt-ofticc. or cl"rk-Carricr OK
animation. is very easy: and II consists
Of tho following subjects:
Spelling. arithmetic (sInrl" i"Sts in
addition. subtraction, multiplication and
division nf whole numbers. common
and decimal fractions. and tho ordinary
weights and mcaSurns) letter writing
pcnmanship. copying from plain COPY
and reading addresses.
A circular Of information. including
sample questions and tests. and Anpli-
cation Form l"7l will h" mailed 10 any
ono upnn request .Nll inquiries con
corning this examination should ho adj
dressed to the Secretary or tn" F"a RI
nr civil service Examiners. Post hfil"c
Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
Preparations Made
For Playground Picnic
Patriotic Meetings at Grounds To-mor-
row-Annual Picnic Thurs
daY ut ParR.

There Is going Ia ur un annual play
ground picnic. This va" definitely de-
,ldcd Ut The weekly meeting or ihe
Wheeling playground stan Saturday
noon. after r'asonuhi" rates had been
granted by tho street crr r"rupuny ana
ia" Wheeling park mana cement. 10
hundreds of boys md girls on tho three
rlnygrnuutl4 this VIII be pleasing news,
and on Thursday morning the ut-o"und
ears for Wheeling park VIII I've crowded
with In. pICn!rk"rS.
Two snrriaI features will tnkc iiHce
az this annual crl"hrntt'n N" IN" n
track and field meet mnh IN" other u
rhau,IItuiShip hn =. hhll sam" u"tw""n IN"
"1-pn,Irh buys "f TIA" Tw"niE-SiNih ana
E-orrv.>ixth street Fairgrounds. These
teams arr tied for hnnuis and III" game
will decide who shall hav" III" l"!S I""n-
Mani For :hc athletic events Nitrcn
sets ~ handsome hlu" rcd and whit"
ribbons will 10 awarded both Ia girls and
boys.
0n Tuesday evening ~ oarh ground
ARRANGEMENTS arc being mad. - hold
ratrioiir meetings. with speaking ana
singing This will h' N" iinal special
celebration Of my kind t" he hold on N"
individual playground thi" season and
good turn-outs ar" anticipated.
Tho big day Of tho past week was
kilc-nyIng day. with f2s kites entered
IN Tho three contests held on tho three
grounds. In tho Kite making Forty
sixih street easily Won FIRST place. as
,hcv had GI kites entered. sixteenth
stree; had So kites. whit" T~"n,y-siNth
6, root had IS In n" T"T'T-SiEth street
contest l.. Lrwandnwski wCn first hnnora
In living his kite the hiEhosi. using hr"
hills nt ,wiur In The performances. ON
tn. Six,c"nth street grounds. :or girls.
Angela rrlpura won FIRST place. Rlanrh"
ncgarmn second ard Gertrude WEIGH
third place.
ON the ''rw"nty-S!xth stree; grounds
Tho bows who won honors in kite nHing
hero charles FladinE. George pUtmorH,
Enhrr, Wassman and Ellsworth crow.
For Tho cir's. Regina Pad"ndarn cap
tur"d frsl place
While thr annual picnic IL being held
on Thursday the Fairgrounds do not
close untiI Saturday nft.rnonn. giving
tho hovs and girls. as wcll AS IN" In
s;ructorS. ~" da?s IN which 10 prepare
for tho closing. Turing these Two days
invoicing or apparatus will take riere
and final reports ~ the seasons w"' /"
will ~. made m.;l on each ground.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
Marriage Licenses

, Saturday was II big day IN county
court c!rcl.S for mnrTiaS" licenses
FIch, licenses wcrc ISSUED. in four Of
which Wh""liug people w"r" included
The list follows:
Steve Hartman. rs. Wheeling. and
Annie Szita<. -. Yorkviil".
Melvin {. smith. -. Warwood' W. a
and Martha Farrell. -. Wheeling.
robert II. Hunt. B.. t'aysrillc. Pa
and Hazel T. Jones. 81. Washington. IA
Alli, Kelly. -. and Edith Summers
-, io,h oc Farmnnt. ". Va.
farrls Rr;.rd. u. r"lor"d and AnnS
Mas. :.ilIarri. roinred. both ii Wheeling.
Pay Parks. II. and b"icte Caldwell
-. ho;h Il Canton. -.
Ralph Everett !:"s". -. Akron. u
and Eva Muz.lIa. 49,. darlington. q.
William Long. ~. and Lizzie L. Beard
~. 10Th Of Wh".linS.
CLERX-CARRIER EXAMINATIONS.
The United States civil S"rNlr" LON
mission invites attention !" IN" "l"rN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
Somewhere IN Franco

'N''lIl'' W ~! i'' '''''TH''
Dearest Mother:
have arrived m TIM lars" place
caIlcd "Snmcwhcr..." oar trip ncr"sS
J tho ocean was i fine nnn and tho weather
! WIS r.nu. The first frw GayS a sea
|. was 4 li:tlc sick. but soon Got over II.
! Wn never ,%!ught sight Of Sub the
, whole way over.
know ynu want INC 80 toll you VIVA:
: Franco Jocks Ike. and how ih"F 40
, things. but we Gre not allowed 10 TEL!
! TOO much. for it might hurt sotneone
I will Toll you all about France when
| get back.
, France Is not up-,o-dau- like tho T..
! : 4 Franco has some hcauliful cuEn-
;ry They are Just cutting wheat now
! Mother. want you To send mo k"iha
| films for my kodak. can't o"E mem
/ In France. Tor they do not have sUch
things here
Tho American soldiers nrc sure giving
the Germans IL. II things keep Eulns
like they have been We Will be homo IN
q short tine.
CLYDE lcnill IL we'll. Harry has had a
! had fuot. but Il IS alInos, we'll now. The
French women have 10 work In the hc!ds
ius, like The men, When we came
/ through q French town some German
prisoners said when We got TO the front
! they would cut our heads OF. We su1c
! gave them the laugh.
When ! go 10 q store have 10 point
! TO what want, That Is quite different
| from what We arc accustomed 10 IN
| America. Mother. you do not nfeu
worry about me. for ! am just US safe
I here as could he in your arms. Gun
see the flashes from the big guns from
where 7 am stationed. When INC OLE
guns explode they recall 10 mind the
| Fourth OF July celebrations in America.
. l do not eXpecc to gee any fighting. DO
! not worry when YOU do not GET any leg
,crs. for I muy not be able 10 write
/ every week. Tell everybody 10 write
I :nc I would Ike 10 get some mail. l
| have no, received a letter for !onE
time. Tell the girls 10 send me thc!r
nic,uros, and you. TOO. Is father stu
| working at The garage? i. old Edgwood
about the same.
This IS all l can tell you for this
time. Write suun.
Your son.
GLENN WHITE,
Co. A. nth Engineers. y. E. +.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
Veteran Hardware Man
D, D. F. Jones OF Philadelphia says
Orders Larger Than Supply Due
To The War.

n n. T. Jones. on" III ti., ODD 81 'rAV-
cling SalrSutrr milking ihl@ Sr"i"'n ana
,,l,n ~ kIiuwu hy hundreds of business
mnn IN ihia community. W"s IN h"'i'
rng Suturh7?.
MIR Jones hn" i"''n irA\'l!nE f"r inc
Suprl",' iiardwHr" ""fur3nE' IN" iarE-
,at hardware" L,btmrs ia !'hi'ii'ti'''H.
r,- r,,rc iI,ru "a years. II" left Wh""l-
M. yrstrrrlnr fer I'nirin"n'.
NJ Irn,s said that II - m !r"uhl =
=, oil ,i .rrns.1,t IT. SECURE orders for
h,r,lyarn I'm fact. the orders ar" larger
.har M :H!rriy If hardware. brought
.hn,, ~. war .nndIii"n>. ~ in"l' sam
,.,.x,r. All ,hr steel ana iron they Hos-
hlT can ct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
Piggery Committee

The .,nunclicr,"u vii" have charge ~
the n.;t;tcr 10 III" proposed p!Ss"ry f"r
Wheeling ma nav" report I" Suhtni;
to the council a th' session ."-m"rrow
evening. Tho m;,t,"- has hc't pending
for some tirrs and It = ">p"c;ed fha; :,
final decision VIII h" r'.a'';,'h t"-tn"rr"w
Several other rutp"rtan: ordinances VIII
BE- U i"r ;inal HaSSac'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
City Manager Returns

city Manager Nasl". vino is spending
n short vacation q: Ea;:lc Creek. Mich.
will return tu..uorrow IN TIM" for rnun-
ell session. Mrs. NaSl". whose mother
is A visitor ~ Bath. Cr""@. will remain
for a shor; tlma longer. Manager
Magic mas had a busy. summer. trying
80 s",iir strikes. Strengthening ~; ihs
ice and water i-"prs.;ron. and many
other matters. and needed Nc resi- badly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
Edgwood Soldier in
Letter From War Front
Glenn white Tells Interesting opsefV"-
tions IN Battle Ridden France

III. r,lI.v.irr Interesting letter. toll
i'm ,.T MANY observations in Franc"
s,rn H.. ,;Imy,n Write. well known AMI
nnr,Ilar vnInr rl,n III Elgwn"d. !" h!S
nn,hrr. Mrs. ". L. White. Of that town.
IT. sayS IN IN" letter tha' II tho AIneri-
can soldiers keep going after The ''"r'
mans in the future as in the past lAa'
;hcv will I've homo III short time. iri-
vntn White Is IN the heart of the war
Hnrs.
on Active Service. With
American t.Npcd!ii"nary Force,
.Tuly 4. 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
rot Much 60 Brig About.

l-"fITfN FI'f FlNlIsTI'1 INHI-
Galveston hlS raised ihf wages =; NJ!
,,o-,,r,r,, lphr -,.re to 81, y month. 7 na;' a
M. -nu.. r,r IN. common IN hNrers -
I,-ac about: : ;""h mlHS ~ nc Tuh!!c
s.hrsi 'rath'-- with Ur'rerS,'" tduca-
IONS Ett l.dl much in HOUSTON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
BIG BURLESQUE
IS HERE TODAY
The Pepnant winners" Declared To Be
The Best Show OF Tho Season
Fred l.. Johnson.
,-c-, Tl-utrr NN'hffl! ing

T ITIl y. ''T'I'Ft-''''''
court Theatre. Wheeling.
Yu,: can safely EtArantH"
! "Pennant Winners" To p" III"
hr:l hurlcT0ir that ever played
YOUR city. ! consider IL tn" big
c"st and rlassitst attraction !
have played her" in ih" past Soy
era years. II VIII stnrd all tnr
bonstinc vnu ran give il and Will
surely d"lichi T",ir patrons.
tH.tS. HARPER.
Nanng"r i'"lumhnS ly"oUm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-15
Wms Ser stabtbaae.

,su Der Montaesiibung Oes sStaot-
rates reifte Der bisberige Folt5ei-
Hidter 3. SO. @ilfens feline &eligna.
tion elm, speIde BON Den aommillarsrl
anqenomntefl m1roe. Serr @ilfens
iheirt Iif iebr gefranft SIT fiiblsr
i,ber oie unteriltdnpg, meld>e nelllid)
aeqen i'm gefiibrt mlirhe uno Ell mill,
trosoem er freigelproden nllo bon al
len gegen i'm erbpbenen Inflaaell
etltlaltet nuroe, nidts mebr NIT
Dem 3oliseigeridt 81 tim babell. Mls
ieiaen Amtsnadfolger nomllllerte
aommiiidr 2optbers Deil fruberat
Boli5eiridter sc. 8. 9ildlep> Der elf=
"itifnnlig eingeiett mo beltatigt mlr=
De. M1f Intrag bon &omnllllar
9ombert mir1c cine 9rolualt5 ange-
uo1lnler, melde Den Gerfauf pom gel
jtiaen @etranfen III @ebinoe1l nao
1Slalhen an H~ripatleute OILS ell Scr
deben anliebt. Die @roBbdnOler ntl0
grallereien 0iirfen MIR nod an ll5eil=
lierte GalooubeIiser nerfaufel nno
lebtere oiirfen ipirituoie @etrdnfe
MIR nod an Ser Bar oil ibre aunoeil
81 Iofortiger &ouiumption, nid,t aber
In gladden. fir, ben 9nusgebraah ab-
;aebem. Cine bon Der 8etail Wter=
.sbants giioriation eingereidte Yeti-
ton, III tpeIder gegen Die beabfidtigte
grbobung Der Selepbonrnten prutc<
Itiert miro, tpur6e Derlefen uno eineln
aomite aiir griinoliden ltnteriud)lila
Der Mngelegerbeit iiberlpieien. Cas-
ielbe geidiebt nit elmer bon Der farbl
gen gepotfer1mg unierer Staot lin-
ferbreiteten Hetition, in uelder oa=
RIM nahgeiudt miro, Die MlffiiD-
runa oes Grandchildren Stiides
Birth of a Station" in ben bieliset
1beotern 5li unteriagcil. Gie TeteE=
ten bebaupten, oaB Die farbiee &alIe
ourd) bns Slid geidnlabt. berabga=
iebt uno Der GaiienbaB gendbrt miro.
auf Intrag bon aonunillar eomtbcr
meroen Die iolgenoen iebs ertra-Hc-
%Ii5iiten angelteat: CHARLES M. Ebi-
lipps, 8. 5. Miller, 6. $. applira,
u @lnefner, s. 5. 2inolep uno Der
SSarbige Bob @bite. Ils reglilorcr
Eoli5iit miro 9, s. Merriman allgs
iteat, natboem nod sic wod)entlide
Sobnliitc in @obe bon S245S.O5 be-
miaigt lit, miro Die Sibuig bis ndd'
item G~onnerstaa pertaat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-15
Mllerlei.
s. Clinic 9nIsIen.

$. Glpoe 9alsleD, elmer. Der
Jltllgen unb, nie es i9eiut, gel6iftc-
item anerifaniiden 9uftidiffer an Der
Beitfront, Mitglieo Der usafapette
Gseaorillc", Der ~beriibmten 9uftid)iT-
Ter Grippe, lit gum @eIld]e bel iei-
ner Mlitter. oie an Der Carton Stras
&c motnt, cinactroffen. er bot ori-
ben uieie Gdnipfe beitailoen nllb 1t
@aild) permunoet moroeu.
Mnpor @eG erfldrt, Gan anto-
mo the alles, mos IN ieinen araf.en
itebe. lin Die moraliide Neiniguna
ourd5ufibren. lie 3uitdnoe battell
It'd Inn So bis So Hro5ent gebeiIeri.
- Cine @erIalnnlitna oes 9iIrger-
fomites, nas BON Der .Netail Wter-
d)ants IIiociation" crtlanut nrrSe,
I'M Die grbobung scr gelcpboliprellg
81 nliteriuhen. bat beidllollrn, Die slll-
aelegenheit Der StaotfomlniiIion ii
iiberlaiien uno ibr aud aae Gata ulD
ssactn, nic ell ll1iterfomitc ialniHefll
ioll, 5n i~iberiueiien.
Ter Geltid)e 2itterariid)e Gereil,
tat ieinen Witgliaocrn uno elmer
fleillen an5abl eiugclaoempr Srelrnoc
iilr Den Hnhmlttag 0es 81. sSonuor
Gin bofit Invertebrates Eroaramn IN
auSiidt geItellt. CT. s. 6. @aife,
bon oer beutihen ssafuIt1t Der Uni
oeriitdt 5u Muffin, Der Mufiorocrluio
oes @ereins freunoIid) entgegenfou,.
memo, miro einen @prtrag iibcr SeG.
bcI's yIgnes 9eriaiier~ baItell. Nn
lnng 3 lthr im Der 5%urnerbaqe.
3mei bieiige v@boleiaIe 2iqupi
3edler" iolen ons bon ben @etr1nfe
banolern uno Saloonbeiisern getrof
fene llebereinfommeH. feline geiitigI
@etrdnfc mebr fir ben Sallsgebraud
reip. an Yripntleute 81 perfnuien, a.
brod)en BADEN. Die iibrigen SGnolc
uno Snloonilten benbiidtigcn, oa in
5miid]en pom Staotrnt cine Sroinan
erIoifen lit, tuelde oerartige 8erfaui
III eiilsm gergeben ltempelt, gegen oi
beioen Climber itrafredtlih ,oor5llge
fen.
Worgeib Wittpod. lit ser Icst
Gag, big 5u fueldem Megiitranten ST
ibnen iiberinnotcn Gragebogen n
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Die perid)ieoenen Neutrality-suspicious.
miilionen 8itriifgeibidt bobell miillen.
MilitGrpflidtige, melf)e Dies perab-
Iarr1en, fonnen iofort ais unliderfe
aantoniiten eilige6ogen meroer.
gilbert San Slipper lit gum So
pitan oer nett %gebiloeten Goli5e'-
Shmuoron, Die in energilder @elle
auf Die vgpotlegger" Tabnoen miro,
errtannt noroen.
Srall5 @roos tit pon i@eller
Reiie nado @oibington 5uriidgefebrt
uno teiIt nit, BOB Der ariegsrniriltcr
Safer Iofortigc, energiihe MaBregel.l
sltr, oriinoliden Mnsrotiung oes 2n-
tiers in unlerer Stnot perlangt.
Srau Charlotte SbnItcr geb-
ubr 1T i'm Sitter BON "a Sabren 5nr
Gltbe eingegangen. Sic miro BON Ell.
mem 5obrt, elmer Sobter, iopie orel
GhmcIteru uro 5mei griibcrn ilber-
lebt.
1Srall Camilla @edmanil lit in.
Mlter bon 20 Sabretl ans Oenl SeDe11
aeidiebem. Sic miro bon einem Sol)-
ne uno sfpci Gohtern betrauert.
George @. Breckenridge muroe
am Wontag, ieinem Soften @ehlrts5
taa, bon Den 800 Wann oes Slit
airg Serpice gatallion" pes Camp
grapis in ieitem 9ouie in @aibing-
ton @eigbts Elm Stanb6en gebrodt.
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