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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01
THE DUTY OF THE HOUR

Americas duty next Tuesday plainly marked ambiguous
Sac phrases may lead the honest Voter astray Wilson's
'er "he ne ISSUES call Tor solid democracy behind his world
WIDE plan to make the World safe for
won the armies the home stretch NAV come
before this gets into print The great work will fall
10 the o OF the Representatives Congress be
the country and to them America will look TO adt
The industrial financial and commercial equilibrium Congress-
IN harny with President Wilson will carry his blanks
on which the world again together effect congress
OF his political would industries and
disaster to our financial and commercial activities
When the outcome of the doubt no voice OF onno
son to these principles heard abroad The
clouds are beginning and the wisdom Presidents policy
begins To bear fruit and 10 from every quarter where
ade IN vested interests where self aggandsmcnt
al nome or abroad there find the sudden change
inc residents position IS placed in jeopardy home.
GIVE vote of confidence it's what amounts to to President
wilson by eiectlng overwhelming majority Democrats to the
Senate and House of Representatives.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01
cALOMEL DYNAMITEs
A SLUGGISH LIVER
Crashes into sour bile, making you
Sick and you lose a
d11 work.

Calomel salivates! It's mercury
Calomel acts like dynamite on a slug
gish liver. When calomel comes into
contact with sour bile it crashes into
It, causing cramping and nausea.
If you feel bilious, headachy, consti-
'ated and all knocked out, just 80 to
your druggist and get a bottle
II Dodson's Liver Tone, which is a
harmless vegetable substitute for dan
!erous calemel. Take a spoonful and
4 it dosen't start your liver and
'traighten you up better and quicker
nan nasty calomel and without max
ng you sick, you just go back and
get your money.
IT you take calomel today you'll be
SICK and nauseated tomorrow; besides
t may salivate you, while if YOU take
Oodson's Liver Tone you will wake up
eeiing great full of ambition and
'eady for work or play. It's harmless
pleasant and safe to give TO children:
hey like it.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01
SHERIFF'S SALE
GEORGIA-Ben Hill County.
Will he sold fret Tuesdav in No

GEORGIA-Ben Hill County.
Will be sold first Tuesday in Nov.
ember, 1918 before courthouse dooi
said county, within legal hours oil
sale, to highest bidder for cash
Twenty-Five acres of land in lot
number 22l in the fourth district OF
Ben Hill county, Georgia, said land
lying and being in the southeast cor
ncr of said lot No. 221 bounded on
the south and east by the original
land line, in the southeast corner by
lands Of Adam Dixon, formerly own
ed by Sarah Dorminey, on the west
by lands OF Holland Dixon, on the
north by lands of Albert Justice,
which tract is very nearly in the form
OF square
Said property levied on as the
property of Eli Dixon to satisfy Fl
ia issued from Ben Hill Superior
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01
South Atlantic States
Center of Next Great
Agricultural Devel-
opment

SAVANNAH.-That the South
| Atlantic and Gulf States constitute
the real frontier of the Unietd States
and the national field for the next
great agricultural and social develop
ment in the United States and that
the Southern Land Congress to be
held IN Savannah on November HIP
offers the South it's first big oppor-
tunity to come into its own is the
opinion expressed by Mr. c. S. Ucker,
Vice President of the Southern Set
Element & Development Organization
who has just come to Savannah to-
assist IN completing the details for
this congress, which will bring dele
cations OF large land owners, business
men and publicists from all parts of
the United States, and at which Sec
crctary Lane will for the first time
make public the details of his plan
Tor furnishing ready made homes for
the returning soldiers.
The Southern Land Congress, il
It's Importance is fully realized by the
leading men of the fourteen South
ern States which are promoting it,
VIII offer to the South the same great
chance for soldier settlement which
went to the great free public domain
| OF the West at the close of the War
| Between the States, when for the
first time the government homestead
policy was announced" declared Mr..
! ECKER i'll discussing the significance of
this meeting, for our government, de-
termned to deal generously with our
boys when they return from the front,
realizes that it must take into con.
s1deratlon the cheap unoccupied agri-
cultural lands of the South now in
private ownership for the very good
reason that scarcely fifteen millions of
acres of free public domain still re-
mains Immediately available for set.
tiement, and this at considerable adj
vance over previous cost for reclama
tloll purposes.
| According to Mr. Ucker it is esti-
mated by those appointed by Secre-
tary Lane to study the question that
at least one million soldiers will de-
| sire ready-made farms homes provid.
ed the farms can be made attractive.
gong concerns, with working capital
sufficient to comport with the dignity
| OF the men who have been carving
on the serious bushes sof saving the
worlds civilization, and he believes
| that the southern states will have a
decided advantage over the more
thickly settled states in the north
because here are the large compact
areas suitable for colonization and
lands which can be purchased for
practically one tenth of their actual
productive value, whereas in the
northern states more active settle
ment and development has forced to
practically common level the market
and productive values of the still lun
occupied lands
The one doubt voiced by Mr.. Uck-
er with respect to what the South
may accomplish from the Southern
, Land Congress is the question of
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01

whether the leaders in the South,
scarcely yet weaned away from a CO.
scarcely yet weaned away from a
commercial life based upon lumber
and turpentine industries, will awake
sufficiently to lend cooperation which
will be needed by Secretary Lane and
the government, both from state gov
ernments and private land owners, in
order to make national land set
tlement policy for soldiers thing of
fact in the South That there is
rapid awakening to the great oppor-
tunlty which this meeting offers the
South, however, is indicated by the
tact hiatt private land owners in Geor-
gia alone have made offerings at rea-
sonable prices of upwards of million
acres OF lnds asuitable for colonial
ton, whereas reports promising SIM
liar offerings are being received from
other coastal plain states clear from
Louisiana and Mississippi. Alabama,
and Florida up through the Carolinas
and Virginia.
he problem of land clearing. of
drainage of the lower coastal lands.
and of building locks and dams in the
rivers to control the flood waters in
southern states are as proper forethe
government through the reclamation
service to attack and conquer as were
the irrigation problems of the great
ard west and their solution will call
tor the same high order of engineer
ing ability, says Mr.. Ucker. and he
iorsees as a result of turning the at
tentlon OF these trained government
engineers in the direction of the south
the development OF great WATERFOWL
er projects tor manufacturing indus,
tries yet to be developed and the de-
velopment OF inland waterways
around the coast for purposes of coast
defense as we'll as to relieve conpes-
ton in railroad transportation which
are destined to make the South the
great agricultural and industrial cen,
ter OF the North American continent.
Pointing out that Secretary Lane
and his assistants in promising to
come to the Southern Land Congress
to announce their plans for soldier
farm homes have done their full MARI
III bringing to the South the biggest
development opportunity in its history
and declaring that what the South
shall reap iii return from this con-
gresS vii lbe directly proportionate
to the number and character of dele
gates who attend from the various
Southern states and the extent to
winch they organize to perfect a
soutfwlde program of co-operatiye
constructive development. Mr. Uck-
er appeals to the interests of the en-
tire South to support the Southern
Land Congress. in the same states
manlike, patriotic spirit and with the
same zeal fifth which they put over
their quota of the Fourth Liberty
Loan
And finally he points out that the
clearing of land, the digging of drain
age canals, and the construction of
dams IN accordance with the program,
which may be adopted in the south if
the south does its part, will offer i'm
mediate lucrative employment to the
demobllized soldiers and furnish
growing market for the increasing
products OF southern factories and
farms.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01

However quiet the routine of your life NAV
varied and exciting as long as the food conserv
cni every month.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01
FIELD FENCING

Just received two car loads. bought
before the rise, will give our trade the
beneht Come in and see us.
Johnson Hardware Co.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01
HOW A FARMER MADE 81 BUSHELS
OF WHEAT PER ACRE

On my farm two and half miles Americas Ga Sumter
ouny have been raising wheat years and have never
made less than 20 bushels to the acre
ms year had eight planted in wheat gathered 2
bushels his wheat planted about the 18th November 1917
ard was the Blue Stem variety planted killing frost be-
cause of the destrcveness of the Hessan fly this locality ii
planted before killing frost planted and peck to the
acre. soaking twelve hours before planting solution of blue
stone pound of buesone every bushels of wheat
planted where had prepared the land as
follows - ~ ~
cut the stalks with stalk blowing them up with Iohn
Deere steel twohose pow and then deep and close
with the same pow double narrowed with harrow
marked OFT land Il feet and sowed wheat then took nv
gram d and put out 200 pounds and 200 lbs 6
per cent acid and covered the wheat cutting with four
mule disk harrow and then harrow When
was about inches high nitrate soda 100 pounds Der
acre--N A. Ray, in the Progressive Farmer
The kaser hair has gray war began Prob
ably IN the same proportion which his prospects grown dark
By this time probably decided that you never did like
sugar in your coffee
The fuel administrator gives detailed advice as to how we
are to get our coal but he negec give any as to how
we are going to pay for it.
Eight billion dollars is certainly enormous sum But don
worry Uncle notify YOU how deem VIZ, viii hove 90 - L
yonr pocket for your share of it.
However quiet the your life may be cannot fail to be
varied and exciting long the food are differ
cnt every month.
hundred and forty ago the minute was the man Of
the hour Now it is the duration oft man
October IN France is cold month but the allies managed TO
keep warm running after the Germans
The weather this fall has been fuel saver than DR.
Ga .ield's regulations
The destiny Germany either one thing or the other She
will certainly be in in pieces
In these days surely living history
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01

Court in favor of H B. and c. s. Is
Ter against Eli Dixon.
October IL, 1918.
At L. Fl. Dorminey. Sheriff
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01
Optimistic Thought.

In vain will either an ignorant n,
sorrupt people seek TO acquire onL
maintain republican institutions.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01
We Buy
Old False Teeth

We pay $500 to $500 per set
broke or not). We also pay actual
value of Diamonds, old Gold Silver
and Bridgework Send at once by
parcel post and receive cash by re-
turn mail
MAZER'S TOOTH SPECIALITY
Dept. K, 2oO7 So. 5th St. Philadelphia
f-ded Nov p D,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01

For Fulghum Seed Oats see Davis
Brothers Co. tt
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01

ne kaiSers hair has gray since began Prob
ably the proportion which prospects have grown dark
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01

The fuel administrator gives advice as to how w
are get our COAL but he negects any information no,
we are going to pay for it.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-11-01

by tins time have probably decided you never did like
sugar in your coffee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-10
laoener Wea1ltiere fonlnlen lab,

laoener Moultiere fonlnlen lab,
idien es ibnL ais belt1noe ibre
5ra1t in Booagra utlo @aae, itatt in
sfaldereien, ui1o er tpeiliagtc gdlims
mes, menn aud Der WaDoroomo nnd)
einenl llngeItraft berlallfenalt faiierli=
ben 9iatfebler triltnlpbierte. 9ur bic
Vorliebe oes Gaiiers fir cine 9lrt
Hegenoogel belt er fiir barmlos,
anfs Gnergiidite pioeriestc er iicb
aber Der Siebbaberei fir glalpalteten,
lpei1er Der aaiier oft fllr5 Dor sen,
Sdlafeageben nod buloigte, nno nit
Hedt. oenn oieie anerfanntern1aben
ollh fir before Magen i6mer per-
oalllihe Speiie marc Der Nogel gum
failerlihen Sarqe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-10

6aroe lDmroen SerltDrt, audi inellre-
re Sdiffe. ssiinf bentide MerDplans
iumrSen seritort nnb orei unroen per-
trieben. Mlle engIiihen 2mftldiffe
iinS 5nriifgefebrt.
9sad) benz pffi5iellen Serid)t puan
Oienitag fielen bier5ebn amerifani.
ide Splbaten I'M &f; 5ebn far.
ben an ibren 0nnben nnb einer nn
ciner aranfbeit; ad)tsebn lunrben
idJiper nn6 sipei leidt beriunnbet; eli
iuerben berunift nno einer iuurbe se-
fangen gemommem. TriDate Spe g.
Galac aus gnfbolts, Seras, fiel i'm
&f un6 9eittnant 0eprge s..
@alfer ans San g(ntpniu ipmroe
leidt peripnnbet; bies iuaren Die BEL
ben einsigen Seraner anf Der Cite.
0as Marine GDrps mel6ete nm
0ienitas, baf iiebsebn Mann in,
&f sefaaen ieien; baf sebn nll
Bnnben itarben; bak breisebn iduer
peripnnbet nnb su6lf permift mir
ben. Jolsenbe Seraner befinben iidj
nnter ben Oemelbeten: aorporal
Spbn W. MofielS ms 6pubo, gefal-
len; gribate Senbon $. 6arbipid
ans Mgniln, an ieinen @unbeu ge-
itorben; nnb Tripnte Hnpn,nnb Npf,
Del 9iiD, idiDer beriunn6et.
Sriimmer, Die an Der atlantiIdjen
Giiite sefitnoen iultr6en, balt man fir
bic lleberreite eines 6entidem yrai-
bers, ppn benz ans oeutidc Inter
ieebDpte beriprgt iunrSen.
Intern Z. Snli melSet infer Bet
idjafter ssraneis ans @plosoa, ain
Is. SnIi nadjmittags 3 l16r lei Sic
Nadridjt gefommen, baf Der 8Dt.
idafter Graf Wiirbad) ermorbet iei;
amnaditen Sage, benz Z. Snli, ais
Jraneis bic 9epeide nbfdifte, Ian.
teten Die letten Nadridten ans Wsus-
fan, bah 6Drt Strakenfampfe I'M
Wnnge ieien. Mebrere berbDrragenbc
yDlideiuifi iuaren sefnngen genpm-
men, nndJ luaren Iiibrer Der @e-
polntionare uon ben golldeipifi per-
baftet.
Cine mnbeitatiste 9epelde aus
Earis meloet, bic gplideipifi yte.
giernns in Hnflano orobe cine 9ll.
lianS nit 9eutIdlan6 abIdlliesen III
luulen. 0entidlanb, beift es, ipirb
fir ieine Srmppen YaiIage mad Der
Wimrmansfi aiiite perlangeu. es
luer6e ferner, ais Tplge Der Grmrr.
onng Wiirbad's, bic Gpntrplle iiber
Eetersbura nn6 Npsfon perlanaen.
Die gDlideiuifi bebanpten, iie bGtten
uolle &ontrolle iiber ben 4mfitamo in
Wosfun erlanst. glle biele Wadlrid.
ten limb nidlt beitatigt.
Nebrere Yiitslie6er oes ebemali-
gen aerensfg'Ihen &abinets lollsu
ben Nnfifano in Wosfan gelcitet ba-
ben.
Die Sidehen anb Slaben in Si-
birien iolen ibreu Ginflnf bis gsifo-
laieusf am Mmnr ansgebebnt baben.
Die golide,uifi iollen iid mad Saba
roipsf snriifsieben.
Die Sideden nnb Slapen in Si.
birien iollen $4,000 Mann sablen.
Aus @aifinston ipirb geineIoet,
Tr6iioent Wilion iuolle erit aenane
9Gitteilnngen BON nnierem 8otidlaf-
fer syraneis in ginflano baben, ele
er befnnnt made, mas gmerifa in
SeSms auf Die Snterbentioa in sibi,
rien tun luolle.
Ans 8aibinston miro gemeloet,
umiere 9iesieriIns babe am meiiten
emit 5nr slnsfiibrmng Der Sbee, cine
aommiiIipn amerifaniider NeidD6ffs-
lente nadj 9inflauS 81 iemben mao
bort SmrdJ Die birefte Siilfeleiituna
an bic Wutleibenben mnb omrd BEN
Sdnt segen bentidlc ltebersriffe ben
oentidDen Ginflnf sm breden mno oas
rniIilde Bolt smr tisenrn Hebabilita.
tiOH 81 briHgen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-10

,, Nits Der jnpaitid)en A,anpf,tn0t
Sofio mirb semelbet, an oeridiebe'
men Srteu ertlang Der ii6irilhen
Sabn bGtten iidJ bie tidediidjen
Srnppeu gesem Die SolidJeiuifi erbo-
ber.
Sm Eeriien iinb NabrilngsmitteI
Gramalle borgefpminen mno es 1T
SDrt bas ariegsredt prpflamiert
,pDrDem.
Die Soffnnng Der Hegiernng, Sas
mir bieien Gunner cine @eisemcrn-
te bpn 1000 Millipnen guIdel ma
den iuerSen, 1T bnrd) ben ssmli-ge-
ridt iiber bic Grnteansiidten etiuas
ge0ampft iporben. Die Nbidatnus
Der Grnte mar bon 931 amf 991 Mil-
liunen 8midel snriifsesanaen. Ser
Mnsfall fpmmt bDn &aaias.
Die neiie 0Nepenne Bill" legt ani
alle Smrmssesenitan6e, iuie Antpmp,
bile, lnrmriOie &leiOnms, Sdmnfia-
den, .Sotelre6nmngen, 0ienitbptem-
IObne, @aiolin, 0Mopimg Eietnres"
Wniifinitrmmente, &raiuattem, Gels=
laden II. |. IN. iebr bobe Stenern.
aeittnant ginbert 6. See, Elm Gnfel
6es beriibfnten &pnf6oeriertem Sc
nerals, fat bas fransjiiidJe ariess.
frens erbalten.
gas r8ar Sn6nitries 8Daro" fat
/ bic HrpbnftiDn nn6 ben @ertrieb BON
Sdiuefelmaterialien inter feline apm-
trolle genDmmen.
Or. G6iparb u. 9tnmelg, Der angc-
flast lit, bic BON ibm heranseebene
oGbening Mail" fir bic bcitide Me-
siermns seleitet nnb BON ibrem Oelbe
sefanft 81 baben, lit inter 8iirsIdaft
BON $4,000 Dollars geifellt tuor6en.
Gr lit nidt bes @errats Gnaeflagt,
ion0ern oes Meineibs, neil er faf.
ide glnsaben bem vGnitobian" 6es
uAlien Gnemp Eropertp" semadjt
baben iDl. Gr beitreitet ale Sdnlb
mnb bebamptet, baf bic politiIdJc
ytidtiing Der nGbening Mail" bon
Inn beitimmf lei. Or. NnmelD lit
35 Sabre oft. Gr itammt ans eSm-
oiana itno fat in 9entidlano itit-
0iert.
sln steGe bes ueritor9enen Bis
count Hbonbba lit Sobni 3oberts
Glpnes, Harlamentsiefretar oes eng
Iiiden Control -9epartememts, snm
ssooS Ibniiniitrator ernannt luorbem.
Sm einem ariessseridt in giom
iuiro Der EruSek sesen brei italieni.
ide Seelemte nnb einen italicnildem
Solbateu oerbanbclt, bie anaeflagt
iiub, bas italieniIde Sdlad)tidiif
~genebetto grin" bnr6 cine S0llen-
maidine serit6rt sn baben. Sas
Sdladtidiff rgeneoettp yrin iumr.
De am u. September 1916 i'm S,aicu
pon yrinSiii bnrdl cine Grploiion ser.
itOrt. llngefabr bnnoert Wienidca
ipnrben set5tet, nntrr linen and Der
Nomiral Jtnbin DC Gerpa. Cine llm-
ferfnd)nng ersab, baf oemtide ggem.
ten bic 3erifornna oes Sdiffes Der
anlaht batten nnb nnsefdbr biersis
Eerlonen iunroen perbnftet. Giner Der
Ierbafteten iastc aus, er iei Der ST.
nan5iefretar bes Yipniisnore @erladl,
eines Oiterreidiiden Erieiters, Der
aammerberr bes Iapites uar. Ger.
lad entflob nnb ,unrbe ipater in ei.
mem ltnlienildlen @eridjt in euntnnta-
tiam IN lcbenslGnslidem @efGnsuis
Dermrteilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-10
Snlanb.

@eltern morgen 81 triiher
Stltnoe ranaten 5Weilen ipeitlih bon
Chattanooga, Senn., 5tpei 9aiia-
gier5iige Der Na1bpiIle, Chattanooga
& ct. 2oltis gabn 5uian1nlen. Sum
bert 8erionen iolen BEL benz I'm
gIiide nnls 2eben gefontmen iein.
Die nleiIten bon ibiien fDaren gieger.
8ts beute n1orgen Inn / ltbr
paren i2G Cote aus oen Griin1nlern
Der heihcn 3iige Ser 9eafbpille; Gbat-
tanonga irlo ct. 9ollis gabn, oie ge-
Itern nloagen aesen Z l1br BEL Der
Statt.n Gareing, flint Meilen meli-
lid bon Chattanooga, 5uiammen-
ranlrten, beransgebolt iporoen. giplc
bon fieien lirn nod niht ioentifi-
5iert. Wean befiirbtet, oaB t50
Dsenid)en be; Dem llngliif INNS &c.
En- sefontrnen iino. geibe 2ofonlp.
tipcn fielen bel Dem 3uionlnenitoB
rem oeln @eIefe berunter. Oie $50
gen idlobcn iih IN chamber. gs,r
ole Sdlsle on Dem filrdtbarea lin.
gliid hat, 1T nod niht fei:aelieIlt
fporoell 30 ihneli, mic lnoglih,
mar. Siilfc sur Sario urD es nur0e
nit ul(elu glfer oa,an gearbeitet, e;c
Gerlcstcn lnb Gotten aus oen 5riim-
mern bernilssubolen Bon oe1n ,sslrq-
gcrional ilnr flint Mann tot, 6arun.
tes Die Scfpmotibfiibrer un, Sei5er.
Der teiocn 3iige. Son ben geIun-
hcnen Soten iino minSeltens nd)t5ie
Erosent Maer.
9lus WaIbington fonlnlt Die
ssadrid)t, es iei feline @efabr elmer
uiliear famine" borbanoer.
Die Sniel gaam tit am 6. SUI
Ii oureb einen Teifnn nermiiltet NOR
ben. Die gall5e grnte Der sSlliel lit
pernid)tet uno oie Gingeborenen iino
in GROCER Scot.
@in y gngliib un6 Sebn 5.
S'grien bon Bolton, SSababer Der.
.@oafirma gngliib&O'8relL limo uit=
ter Der glntlage, eine faIfAe @infont-
mellsiiberlid]t an oieHegierung einae.
reidt su babelL perbaftet poroen.
Sic batten ibr ginfornmen nn$250,-
600 geringer angegeben, oils es IN
gSirfli6feit mar ino periuhten ii1
.oaourd I'M Die ge8nblung Der 3iealt-
lidl betradtliden Steuern berlmSu-
Driiden.
~ Cine eigentiinli6e Sheioungss
flage lit BON elmer aus Sort @ortb,
geras, ltanmenoen Srau gegen ben
ibr urlter 8robungen aiifge5punac-
nen @atten George 81. 9arfer i'm
Circuit @eriht in aanias gitp, 0fo.,
eingereiht porben. 9ies al1gerin BE-
baltptet, oaB Tie BON Dem feurigeni
8ralltigam NIT porgebaltenern gfc.
noloer ge5mun9en ieiibn 81 beirateil.
Onr6 gleihe 8robungen babe Iar-
fer aiih Den fuiberitrebenoen Srie-
oensrihter George Sbelton ueran-
labt, Die 3erenonie 5u poll5ieber.
9an beiBbliitigen ilingen Gbenalnl.
Der bie auf $1400 angeieste giirg.
i6aft nidt auf5ubringen oermodte.iit
lest 8elegenbeit gegebeu, iif binter
Den idipeoiiden @aroinen etiuas ab.
5utiiblen.
- Die iroilden lleberrelte oes OIL
Santstag bel Cafe CHARLES, Ga,
aus einem sleropIan geitiir8ten friis
beren 9eep gorfer Naapors Sobn
Burrop Mithel iino in gtep gorf
eingetroffen uno in Der 9iotuaoa Der
Stootbolle oufgebabrt iporoen.