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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
MASS MEETING TO rLAN FOR
MISSIONARY WORK OvE.HSElA1

A great mass meeting will be hell
in ne city auditorium. November 14Y
by the L~ayraan's Missionary MovN%
rnent. division of the South, TO pla&f
sor the reconstruction work in Paleos
tine, the Balkans and Egypt after -
war. Samuel ". Swemer.. OF CAtrogg
Egypt, and e. M. Poteat. Of BostoM1
.yill be the speakers. L
Members OF the executive commttS
tee IN this city are Oliver J. Sands
w. D. Du!-e. r. M, Kent, E. Hs
Ritenour, Owsley Sanders, J. r. Jones'
s n. Mckee and DR.. r. +. Gaines, N
Richmond; C. A. Roland, Of Athens
Ga. Kenneth Baker. of Creenwoo93
s. c.; ". s. NcClannahAn. Of Rec
nCke. Va. George W. Watts, Of Ours
ham, N. c.. and T. s. Southg1tA. *
Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
WESTHAMTTON COErIGE
OpFN AID AT WORK

W~esthampton college Is open and
students are busy with their classes
again. There was a misunderstanding
about the opening in the beginning
DR.. Flanagan gave permission for the
college to be opened on November 4
and out-of-town students were noti-
fed. When the opening order was
halted the students were already on
their wa 10 this city and they could
not be turned back. They were taken
back in COLLEGE. but town pupils were
notified not to report until Wednes-
day. Now, every hing is running
along smoothly again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
G.. RUDOLF NOlDE
DIES At HIS HOME

G. Rudolf Nolde. ane of The East
Ends best known citizens, died yes.
terday afternoon a 4:50 O'Clock I n
his home, 26l3 East Grace street.
from a complication Of diseases. He
had een in declining health for two
or three years. MFR, Nolde vas forty
nine years old and was born in Rich
mond. where he resided all Of his life.
He was a member of the firm of
Nolde Brothers. prominent Church
Hill bakers. He was a member OF the
Sixth-Street Lutheran church.
He is survived By his widow and
three children; two girls, Marie and
Florne, and a boy. Paul; four broth
ers. Henry. William. August and
George; two sisters, Mrs. Alise Spot
and Mrs. Otto Miller.
Funeral arrangements had not
been perfected last night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
One Way IN Aid Mexico.

Natural conditions in the northern
part OF Mexico are almost identical
with conditions in the border states
OF this country: Industries are the
same, and the standards of living
now so different. should be the same,
This can be lone through education
and fraternity OF labor"
Thus writes Governor George w. r,
Hunt. OF Arizona, in message to Pres
ident Gomrers. of the American Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor. accounting an invi,
tation to attend the International la.
Dor conference at Laredo. Texas, ir
November. Governor Hunt Is sough,
by Porto R,can labor men as gov.
ernor OF that island.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
AT THE
THEATERS
LYRIC OFFERS GOOD Bill.

The Lyric reopened last night with
q fine house and a bill better than the
average-at least 1t seemed better TO
a public deprived Of vaudeville FOR
more than four weeks.
Harvey. Heney and Grace carried
off the honors with a musica! stunt
|intersperscd with ~blackface comedy
The act was high-class and was well
Edith Mote. billed as a "proteaIi
cantatrice," gave several songs with
"a variety of costumes. Kennedy and
Nelson offered comedy
Frank Gardner and company gave a
military musical comedy which pro-
|duced a favorable response. The Ben
nett Sisters closed with an acrobatic
exhibition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
TUCk To JOBS
THROUGH EXTREME HEAT

Workmen at the GNtos coke ovens
made a splendid record Of service dur
ing the summer, and plan to maintain
Il so long as the war lasts. The region
was visited by several hot spells dur
ing the warm months. during which
times the work IN the ovens became
almost in1olerahIe.
The men. however, ripdfu OF the
nations needs, refused to take advan-
tage of the hot weather to ask for lay
CTS, and stuck to their uncomfortable
jobs as steadfas;ly as though they
were defending against the
Germans. During the hot weather
they were not able to work so eff
GENTLY as during comfortable weather.
but the reports from the mines that
have reached the department. of labor
indicate that they did their best at all
times.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
CHFusTMAS BOXES Fx3Is--
NURSES SERVING OvIrRsu

The brave nurses from 4 Arm4r
were net included In the dis*ribuEf
of labels for Christmas packages.@
provision has been made wber6{
each family. having a nurse ovef1g(
may send her one package sirntla4A
these to b. sent men in the setvt4I
These packages may be ftxed up
Rcd Cross cartons and as there are i
Labels for .henr they may be sent wiG
the mems boxes IL approved by u
chairman at Red Cross .ncadddartekl
Fourth ard Franklin streets YIN
ginia has about five hundred nurses /
France who should not he forgotten I
Christmas time. I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
FOLLOW THEATRES
HEARTS or THE WORLD"

Hearts OF the World" Crifhsh's
pictorial super-drama based on a waS
story. which opened at the city audi
torium Monday night, continues 70 at
tract big houses. II is distinctly the
sensation OF the week in Richmond.
The vivid presentation OF the expe-
riences OF the people who inhabited
the countries invaded by the Germans
surpasses anything ever seen In Rich
mond and shows a masterpiece OF
motion picture production. The pic
ture will be at the city auditorium
the rest OF the week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
JOHN c. WECkERT Is
MADE \ LIEUTENANT

John c. Weckert, who. prior to the
war, saw twenty years. service In the
national guard. has been commission
"a first lieutenant from The ranks.
Lieutenant Weckert was Publisher OF
Elks paper called Hello. Bill"
He was with he troops on the Aexi-
border and accompanied The SOL
diers to Admission last ear
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
Associatiop's Good Work,

The local chapter of the Nar Re-
lief Association OF Virginia made
5.926 surgical dressings in October.
according to announcement made yes
terday by Mrs. James Allison Hodges.
chairman of the dressings committee,
Ron Air, Alexandria, Gordonsville.
Highland Springs. Beulahvilla and
Franklin sent 5t065 dressings. making
a total ct 1o,991 dressings. valued at
$1,531.35. which have been shipped
overseas.
The work rooms in the Allison
building are open daily.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
Oharitics Board Meets,

The state board Of charities and
corrections met yesterday afternoon
for the consideration Of routine bust
The Rev. s. c.. Hatcher, OF Ash
land, presided. Others who attended
the session were l.. r.. Stearnes, New
port News; A. /. Roper. Norfolk: DR.,
Peter winston. Farmvtlls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
REVENUE OFFICERS RAID 20
DIST1LLERIES. IL Still.

In The month OF October Internal
revenue officials raided tw~enty-nine
Illicit distiileries and fifteen stills in
Virginia. principally in the Southwest,
The counties affected were Franklin.
Patrick, Henry. Pittsylvania. Wise
and Tazewell. Property valued at
about $4,000 was seized n destroyed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
Quarterly Conference Tonight.

The West End NJ. 4. church was
opened Wednesday night for the first
time in several weeks. The prayer
meeting was unusually well attended
and special music was rendered. The
pastor announced the fourth quarterly
conference OF the church would be
Friday night ttonight) at the
church. All members are expected to
attend. The members of West End
church responded very generously in
pounding Mrs. Ella Woodward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08

Civil service examinations will he
held at Eoxhury> December IA, to I'll
positions as rural mail carriers for
routes in Charles City county. Appli-
cants can get blanks from the United
civil service commission Mt
Washington. Application should be
made Immediately.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
oo,one, Kelley in Hin CITY.

Colonel Charles r. Kelley. executtN
~serretary of the state council Of ~
tense, was in Lynchh,5rg YESTERDAY
whore he addressed 3 r1eeting OF u
local council OF defe-se. OF wh1o.
y. r. Ryland IL chairman,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
Freed of Murder Charrc.

Mobile, Ala, Nov. Charles Fl.
Jones was acquitted here today OF the
murder OF his wifs, Mrs. Gertrude
Stoddard Jones, formerly a wealthy
Boston oma IT was shown that
the committed suicide. Wit
nesscs also testified that Mrs. Jones'
first husband named Stoddard, COM
nittcd suicide in Boston several years
ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
NINETEEN NEW FLU" CASES;
FOUR DEATHS YESTERDl AZ

The city health department yester-
day afternoon reported ffty-five ad-
ditional cases of influenza. nineteen OF
which. 1t is said. were new. and four
deeths rom the disease.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08
Southside Items
May Plead Accident.

Fl. Linwood johnson. who killed his
wife, Mrs. Maggie johnson, Tuesday
night in their nome at Bermuda Hun
dred. rear Hopewell, may plead acct
dental homicide when he appears be-
fore Magistrate George r. Robertson
at Chester, Chesterfield county, Satur-
day. johnson is forty years old and
his wife was thirty-five. He is said to
have been extremely jealous OF her.
although her character was found to
be above reproach.
According to witnesses Johnson for
babe his wife from going home to
visit her mother last FRIDAY night,
giving no reason why she should not
go. She went regardless and returned
Sunday n did not come back, until
Tuesday night when he talked the
over with his wife and Ave
members of the family, Indicating
that he would separate from his wife
because she did not obey him. He
left the house at 2 O'Clock ard return
ed in five minutes with q shotgun.
He fired at his wife at such close range
the gun wads were buried in the
wounds, which were also burned. The
shot entered her side and she lived for
four hours afterward. Johnson was
arrested Immediately. The Johnsons
have ono child, a ffteen-year-old
daughter.
johnson has employed the Arm Of
Bell e. Carrow, of Hopewell. to defend
him. Haskins Hobson. common
wealth's attorney for Chesterfield
county. will represent the state.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08

4 forbidden article and a forbidden
quantity Of another article were
enough Il cause Tom George. a Greek.
conducting q restaurant at 100 Hull
street, to be hailed to court yesterday.
When the police raided his place
Wednesday night six gallons of liquor
and s34 pounds OF sugar were found.
Captain j. T.. thinner. Policemen
Lee. Taylor mi U1rich conducted the
raid. His case will come UP in court
November 16 and the food admins
tratio.l will investigate his boarding
habit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-08

The evening program opened with
the singing OF America" and Keep
the Homes Firing Burning" Comman-
der Garland. OF the Salvation Army.
offsrsd prave after which Mayor
George Ainslia
Wavsa,s GReatest pavAde.
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Gohun.

Cotton.
San antonio. beite 81 Gents.
ealpeiturL seltern teine 9orle.
Guttoniamen -Erobnfte.
Gan gntonio. 6. Sllli, 1918.
Brine gruoe Cotton Seeo Oil. $t.31.
6snfs pei Vnluns
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@eouIo lit Der Suscno 6cin
Din nno oes 9lters 6reinoin.
aanft arieas. SparmarFen.
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Der Iins, Der Sen Grafcn Giirr
batte retten fDnncn.

Sn ben 4uftio1srdunien ser be
~fannten 2onooner Sirnta Gbriitia
puroe Dor ldngerer 3eit Elm Hing 81
fentli6 periteigert, Ser In Der engli-
iden @eididte cine nid,t u~nbeDenten-
De Hoae geipielt bot. Sc lit Der Sling,
Der mittelbar ben COB oes @rnfen
giler, oes 2iebbabers Ser afternoon
&onigin Gliiabetb, sur SSolge battc.
8efannt lit Die lteberlieferung, Dab
Die Gonigin Dem @rafen emit Die
len Hing idenfte nit DER 3niide=
runa, BOB lie ibm ieoen @unIh ge-
fuabren noue, tpenn err i'm ihr 5iiz
riidienoen miiroe. Sis offer meac.l
6obDerrnts gum Sooe pernrtcilt
mar, CAB er ben Ming Der @emabIin
bes aomirals 6omarb, onmit oieie
i'm Ser &onigin nit Der Bite lin
@na0e iiberreid)te. Geraomiral abcr,
elmer Der beftigitcn Seinoe bes Sra
fen, perbinoerte Dies, uiio Die Goni=
gin, ntfs anBerite erbitterf iiber Sic
Salsitarrigfeit Giler', FEB ihrcn
@iinitline binrihten. Sir 0l,olep
CARLETON id)rieb Ip1ter benz 8rinSeil
@mlriee, Der oanols engliiher Sc.
ianofer III 6onano par, oaB Sop-
aros @emabIin auf Dem Sotenbette
Der &onigin Die @abrbeit geltano
inno ibr ben Sling 5uriifgeben molte.
Die aonigin geriet allBer iid) uno
ion, bic Sterbenbe milo id)ittelno,
altsgernefn boben. y@ott moae oir
,per5eiben, i'd ielbit fam es MEL
Der Sing lit aus @olo, 5eigt bldlle
emailarabesfen nno lit nit eiaer
Saroonirfamee gcihmiift, oie oas
Heliefportrat Der &onlgin gIiiabctl
i'm Hrofil nad} refts iebeno trast.
Die Goniein trdet aopffhmud luao
Salsfrauie. Ser aiinftler, ser Dies
Eortrat fd)nitt, foa oerielbe anonp=
me Staliener ietn, ser bas beriibmte
Hortrdt 5einrih oes Mdten fhnitt
oas in Der fonigliden Sammlnng in
@inoior aiifbemabrt miro. llripriilg
lid geborte Der Sling ser gobter bon
Giler, Der 2a6D Srances 9eperealit,
oann fam er onrd) grbidaft I'M Den
9elit oes Soro Sobn 3bnnne ,tno
MN muroe er offentIih periteigert.
Wan liebt, and Hinge bnbeu ibre
Shifiale
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WIIerIci

Sn Der 3ninntmenfunft scr
GonntD aommiildre urlo Der 8Hr.
ger am 5reitag mics gountpridtel
Dabis nod ooB bic @~innabmen bes
County Inn 100000 erbobt peroel
miiiIen Inn Elm 0efiSit SIT nernneioel1
atno 0aB Dies mr. bur6 Die g%rbobuna
Der MiieBmerlts geibeben f6nnte, oa
Die Warimilm=Hnte BET Der iebiger
GbibGsung erreid)t tit. aiieilor Sntb
beridtete, onB oas @elammt MIieb-
ssnertt I'M gonntp ~minbeitens $1f0.-
100000 betragen miirbe. Man einis-
te iih alsonm oarauf, ben 8ert oes
@igentums in Der @puiton StraBe,
5fDiiden glamo 8lasa uno ct. Ma=
m StraBe un0 am Mlamo' Ela8a,
smiiben Souiton uno Commerce
StraBe, dl1f $4,000 per 6rontfuB felt
5uieben in Der Commerce Strabe
urf $500 nno tn Der College StraBc
uuf $500.
Nad Dem 9eriht oes @eiuno=
beitsrates mar Die i'm Monat Sunni
III San antonio abgelieferte Mild
Die bette, Die ieit pieleir Moilaten
IN Der Staot perfauft moroen tit. uno
oas lit bel Dem Jest reidliden Grill
futter un0 ben hohen Mildpreilen
aud nur in Der SrDmlng.
Mit Der &onltruftioa Ser gro-
Sen Waidinen @erflt1ttcn, Die ct
ina $1>500,0OO folten tperoeu, miro
oemndcbIt begonnen, ungefdbr 1000
Mrbeiter meroen BEL Dem 8aa ge.
ihaftigung fi1topn. Die Gage oes
8miplases spiiGen Der Guintann Ii.
Someriet 2anOitraBe fol- iebr giiri-
.itig unb ons ebene Serroin mie ac-
iduffen fem. Der meme aontraft lit
nod uibt p~ergeben. Der erite, Ser
NIT elmer San Mntonio 6irmo abae<
ihloiien tpar, muroe bon Der Hegis.
sring ~befanttIib tpegen zines onlt5Bi
uen llnlitanoes fir MIL ullo nidtiJ
erfI1rt.
8is 6reitag a6eno baben 5625
Jranen aus San Mntonip uno 9erar
eountp iid in Der Office oes County
Ear-Goqeftors Sitter rcgiitrieren
gaiIen uno oaourd als Stimmaebcr
fiir Die Brimdrmablen am 81. 3.
Uits. aualifi5iert. Die Negiitrierung
soallert MI nod flint Gage nno 5roas
en-, fDelde an ben BabIer teiInchridn
molten, iollten iid imnerbalb oiricr
fiir0en 6rilt nod IN oie 9iiten eintra-
gen lnlien.
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Seras

Die IN Widita Sails tagerSs
Bereinigung Der teraniiden Hed)ts.
nnIu1lte bat ben Ndpport hcs Gorli.
ties fir iuriitifd)e gieformen ange.
nonllner. Sn Dem 8eridDt miro biz
Bilonng zines aus iiinf5ebn Rid
fern beitebenoen Supreme /. @criebts
empfobIen, melhes in 3nfunft ollie
Mppel1tionen, ariminnl- iofpie 3ipil.
Jdlle erleoigen ioa. 0as ao[leaium
oes neuell @erifts ion belteben aus
ben Wfftglieoern Der Iebt eriitieren.
Den Supreme Court, oen Hidtarr
0eS Griminnl Appellationsaerihts
iowie ben goriisenoen Der nellr 81.
nil Neutrality-suspicious. Gum Gra-
iioenten Der Bar Aiiociatim iplroa
Cecil s. Smitb bon Sbern1an iiao
ais 8i5epraiioent Gee Cites Don Cor,
sirana getpdblt. Ger iebige Sefrc.
tor g. &. Gonnerlp BON Naltin mn
Shasmeiiter &enrp GUans BON Bon.
BAN Derbleiben in ibren Stcalnaen
Sn 5eorne lit q. & @6ite.
Dean, Der Nahtpdhter Der 0elmiible.
IN Der Nadt bonn 9onnerstag All
sSreitag erihoiien moroen. 9as Sc,
iihf 0es @etoteten mar onrd1 ole aul
lbn abgefeuerte Sbrotlaoung IN
f%itrdtbnrrr Neiic 5crriiien uno cit.
itellf-
Die Notionul e~iicnbo6n 81
reftion bat bon ben Is fitr3en terra.
niiden gabnlinien nirr II nit cine,
8eiaumtldnge bon 9Sf Ofeilen iiber.
'lolllllen un0 Die iibrigen % ben 81
gentiimern pieber sur 8erfiiaunq ae
1tent. 9os Sd)ieneuneb Der suriifae.
Dielenen 90 9obneu fat cine Cana,
soen 1866 Weilen.
SSm Eaiteur Suiiitnt al qn
TIN lit Der 4.idbriee George gIoil
PRIZES mss Galias an Den ,solqcn Del
LnltDuE gelforben. @1breno Ser lets
ucn 5fDei Sabre iino iiber 1900 6daI
= Der Iiritalt bebanoelt uno aus sic
Ter 3nbI lit Der fleine anies Der crit
Sntient, Der niht furiert merocl
fonnte. Gas @elid)t 6es Sinoes ma
0on elmer toapiitisen g%ulloogae, 81
anger ibm nod iieben nnoere gerio
men gebiifeH, In fltrd)tbarer @eii
serfleifHt Doroeit Nie bic Acr3te in
Daiteir- Snifitut erfIdren, ioIen ga
~tslgnteu, tuefd)e i'm @elidt aebiiicl
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Sreit YreTe ir seras:: sonnabtno ben s. ,}ult 1918.

lid) nit frampbafter Iusom1er Der
Conf &lbbened gemiomet. Mber eiu=
mol iob er bod git ibr biniiber, cs
fpor, ols 5oge etlpas feline 8life oa-
bin. Sic lab aui einem Ser nit ro-
tenn Seloenoanluit be5ogenen Stii6le
IN GmpireItil, an ser meiBet1 NIT
8oloornnmenten geIdmiidten @nno
oes fleinen 9an5iaales, uno ga ipollte
1id ibn1 beinabe oas &er5 umoreDen.
9ns 8elidt fpeiB mie Ole @ano, Ste
4ngea oeritanonislos, groB unb fle
beno SIT ibm biniiber geridtet, ullt
Den Wtino ein 3Ilden mic boh per
baltenem @einen oas tpiiroa
er ME pergeiien, ME! 80 a6nli6 NOR
ibm 5u Wtllte gemeieaL ais er iein err
ties Heb erlegte. gr bate oas 3ier
MIR fronf geidoiien uno fono es nid)f
nett BON Der S1nBitele I'M 8eren-
Den, oas bate i'm angeIeben nit Dem
namli6en 9lid nie 9lenne. S1eiiB-
lid, ihellblid fum er iih Dor liz
Der Stntmel, fpe1ln man mr. einen
austDeg uiiBte! 4ber mie oenn, no
oenn2 9teill lieber eiu gnoe nit
S9refen als Elm S1reden obne Cube
er onrfte li6 ibr nift nabernt
Iber ale oieie gelpaltiamen Ser
Jude, iib @ernunft ein5nreDen, per
modten es ood nibt 5u binoern, oaB
Ell IN Sraunlereien iib perlor, IN iiiBe
nno boffmlngsreide Srdume, ME sic
ME 5u entmutigenoe Sugeno iie
tranmt. Ihk pieleibt pieaeidt
ginge es bod nod, menn iie marte
ten2 @ieleidt gemint er oas grnBe
Sos pieaeift finoet lib Elm Orb
onfel piellei1t @ellte friiD
5atte er cs nod nidt 10 flar, 10 bout
lid gefiiblt mie lett, no er Der lit
moglidfeit hires geiibes eegeriiher
Itano, fpie iebr, mic tief er lie liebte!
Gortiesung foIgt.1
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iilro. an idpmeritell 5l bebauoel.

lito. alll id)perltelt 81 ~bebanoel1
Iein.
Der Superintendent Irfbur
Rarions aus WaIIabuietts, Der aui
Dem Ialiaferro=5lugfelo bel Sort
Nsortb a1n Mittpod nltrb oia
Sdralibe zines Ieroplons Id)lper anl
&opfe perlebt murbe, lit an Ser
fnrdtbnren @uioe geltorbelt.
9as MISUNDERSTANDING
bon 9egSitt Gountp bot Die Sc-
inobner aufgeforoert, iid i'm o%ffentli-
1en mie i'm Bripatperfebr ausihlieb-
lid Der englii6en Sprade 81 6eoic
men nno Oas 9e1tide politanoig ans
sumer5en. Baifor @abn bon Ser
aentid=l utberiihen airbe in guero
mar Der Grite, Der oleier &erfiiglng
aadfam uno befannt madte, oaB CT
oas @ort @ottes binfiiro nm in eng
liid)er Sprade nerfiitoen miro.
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1orbiider Snmor.

Cine berum5iebc1oe Menagerie
ihlagt ibr Belt IN elmer aleinitart
anf. 3nm aroben Summer oes Di-
reftors lit Der Come geltorben. God
lieber brotlos als ratios, Gr enaa-
gierte einen sroBen 8auernfned3t,
Ser gut nbriilen" fonnte, Itefte i'm
in Die S0wenbaut, II. 10 mar Elm Come
sur 3ufrieoenbeit oes Directors nie
oes Yubliftms fertie. Scr Direftor
gebt 5u Den omiloen Sieren" binein,
UNI Dor elmer bebenoen 3nidauer
idlaar feline 9ooesoeradtiing 81 sci.
gen. @r uergiBt. Ole Cir stuiiden
Dem Siger- nno 2otpen ! Safia sl
ldlieBen, uno Der Giger ipa5iert ae.
miitlif in Den Sopenfonig. ySiIfel
9ilfel" bort man 5u olIgemcincuf
grltaltnen ben 9open rlfeu, uno I'll
nift minoerer geltiir5nng Der guten
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Salts Moull @er int Dir 'fpas?"
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aortoffetn, nelle, 1925 uno $3.50 per
100 Hfuto.
SiiBtartoffeIn gam. $3.50 unb $3.50.
3uiebeln. Serns @ermntoas, St.25 t
$3.50; Grpital @are, $1.75.
Somoteu, ter, $t.00.
8ohnen. COLORADO. Bintp. pet Bfn.
$1,000; California 8aboris. per cfpt.
5000; Yints. $3.50; Gina, $500:
@abp. $500; 8ladepes. $11.00; Molnlc
Green. per @uidel 6dnpers. $3.50.
Stride String Beans, 1925 Ii. So. 80.
&ohl. 1925 uio $3.50 per 100 8fo.
Crime Sfeffer, 75e per Crate.
Haoiesdlen. Coo Der 9bo. @iiuoel.
WeerretftgsW urdein. per Efo. iaA
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Gin olterer, praftild erfobrener
sebrer iuflt SteIung fir Den nod
ten 2ermin. 4oreiie: 6p. @odemomn.
Betmar, EEL, St. /.
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@urfen, $500 Der guIhef.
Yeteriilie. SOC Der gbo. zNniioel.
Grobeercn, $3.50 bet Crate.
1firiide, $1.25 u10 SITS Der Crate.
@elbe Wur5eIn. $500 per 100 lf0.
gterpflan5eu, $1.75 uno $500 Der
Buihef.
Hiiben. $3.50 per 100 Tfltuo.
Sqial9, Soc uno 90c per 8uideI.
@anteioubes, S1.00 unb Sf.50
Spinat, $1.75 per camper.
Griirle Grbieu, $500 per Dauper.
grbien. per fIeiner Crate. $500.
geeten, $500 Der 100 Rfuno.
Sopflalat, $3.50 uno $3.75 per Crate.
gieb-Narft.
Gan gntpnio, 6. Sui. 1918.
aiibe, $6.25 Bis $500.
&dlber. $3.50 Bis $f1.0O
8uieu. 5000 biz 1925.
Sdien, $1,000 bis $3.50.
Ct. Souis. 6. satli. 1918.
gfinooieb, SeraSs@ieb, $40 big $3.50
Sdapeine, $3.50 bis $1,000
Sante.
0einl6ene Sdute f5c n,r Rfs
&rodeue Sdiite 20e per gfS
@rit1e Sdute ..*.. ice Der gf0'
Sele.
gsolf nn0 Studs 90 gts
SHeoras8iesen. Der $50. 10 cts.
aneora< Sieaen beihdsiet -. s Cts.
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8rpan abgebalten- miro, beqinnt Sic
les Sabr am %, mo enoet am 81.
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Sas Sagbat 1T pieriehig uno fofet SOC per Wfonat oor Sc per Safr.
Sas @odrnblatt tit fedbebnfeuis nno fotet So Der sabr. 0ad Merico
50 Qons Sad europe, Borto eilgeblofen, So.
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Sir Snn &ntonio uno l1mgegeno:
sSeute obeno uno morgen i1on.