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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24
HIS GREAT RICHES
Mans Treasures That Are Be.
yond Reach OF Thieves.
Hem 10 Example We All Might FoileAv
and the World Would De Better
Place In Which
10 Live

have Just had a wonderful CONVEX
sation with a friend who Ia noted for
his generosity. do not refer to money,
because he has little. refer to the
generosity Of his thought and acts. He
Is always doing things for people-al-
ways thinking about the other fellow
always helping
One Of the remarkable characteris-
tics Of this man b his happiness. he
has the kindest face imaginable, the
sweetest disposition. BE is the richest
man ] know, rich because he has. the
most. Not money-but friends, brains,
Ideas, knowledge Of the world to an
extraordinary degree, ability to enter
tain, ability to listen. stories to tell,
remarkable experiences to recollect
and to talk about
Now for the conversation. He asked
me what thought was the most won
derful comment on life I had ever
him. but asked him for his choice.
What seemed to him the most Won
derful and truthful thing he ever heard
or readi here u is as he quoted It
from Jean Jacques Rousseau:
1.-THE dead take to their graves. In
their ciutched fingers, only that which
they have given away"
looked al tLni-and saw 10 his face
no sign Of realization that the quota
lion applied to himself He had no
idea that unconsciousiy he was giving
expression to his own creed of living.
He was as simple and honest and
naive as a child. He admired Rous-
seau's idea, saw the truth Of II. loved
II, but never dreamed thei he himself
is living embodiment 81 it--n man
whose hands are filed with riches.
Somehow as | walked back TO the
Office from lunch (where my friend
quoted ROusseau). thought that the
idea was o good one to pass on. Here
we go through life, grabbing, grabbing.
grabbing-yet seldom getting anything
worth while. Money, fame and all the
rest-yet passing over the things which
In later years we might clutch to our
bosoms and find comfort In.
The war provides a great Opportu-
nifty for all Of us to get rich-rich with
the rewards that come to those who
serve. Don't let the chance go by. n
you can't fight give TO the Red Cross,
give to the z. VI. G. A.. buy Liberty
bonds. buy War Savings stamps. Give.
serve spend. Spend that you may re-
ceive Have some part In the common
lot Do somethlng-the happy recol-
lection OF which you will carry with
you in the years TO come.
Private Peat tells In a magazine ar
ticle this month Of the most tender,
gentle thing ne ever saw soldier do.
He tells how upon asking q soldier who
was shivering with cold and pain what
had become Of his overcost. the soldier
answered: "Oh. my pal was killed back
there. and he looked so cold, lying
there In the rain, that I took of my
coat and put II over him."
Tell us-did you ever hear Of any
body richer than that poor freezing
boy who laid his coat over his dead
pal as a final mark of affectiOnate
servicer wouldn't you like to be as
rich as thatl
'The dead take to their graves. In
their clutched fingers, only that which
they have given away."-American
Magazine.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24
RHEAT IlANTED At WAR
BIG HOTELS CUT IT OUT

BAltimore.-Patrons who object to
eating biscuits and substitute breads
when they want wheat will be allowed
BY leading Baltimore hotel to all
in printed form to that effect which
the waiter will take to the orchestra
leader who turns 1t over to the man
agement. The proprietor says be II
sure that II anybody Will thus openly
confess he thinks more OF eatinJ
wheat than Of winning the war that
person won't turn out TO be a Mary
lander.
More wheat must be saved to In
sure victory. Mr.. Hoover recently
made that definite announcement 10 .
national gathering from the Hoteh
mems Association Five hundred
members, In return. took a pledge 10
Danish wheat from their menus ill
next harvest time Several Of theSe
represented the largest Baltimore ho
tells. and today there is not a pound
Of -four beneath their roofs. But
Uncle Sans Army and allies are ton
. month better OF from the saving
in one alone.
When every pound counts that fig
ure means much Yet It is but frac-
ton OF the saving that viii be effect
cd when the rest OF Maryland's hotels.
restaurants, and clubs take the Food
Administrator word as TO the need
and give him In return their word 10
rise to f.
The reguletions permit q hotel to
serve an average Of a little more than
an ounce Of wheat to each meal. How
cutting out that ounce runs into hun
drede OF pounds a week Is shown by
the typical case Of the Hotel Belve-
dere. There seven thousand meals are
served week-and every one Of them
real wheatless ones, meals without
grain of wheat OF that military
necessity" the increased mobilization"
Is 500 pounds each week The com.
plete substitution Of other fours made
from rice, corn, potato, buclSwheet,
etc. and the use Of quick breads and
biscuits win put each month at Uncle
Sans disposal over ten more barrels
Of -four. Already three carloads have
been turned over TO the Federal au-
thorities.
II one hotel can save a ton month,
how much can be saved by to =! alb
stinence from wheat IN Maryland's
quarter million honest The need is
urgent The difficulties are not small.
To accept the whole gospel OF wheat
lessness must entail patriotic sacri-
nee, But the housewife who rs eager
10 do her bit by weaponing our army
with wheat has something new in her
favor-should she need IT, As one OF
them says, I'VE women hope soon to
have the men at our mercy. II any
don't like our bread and biscuits. they
won't be able to founce out and get
the prewar kind The time has about
come when no first-class hotel or up
to-date club win serve It to them. No
longer will thsy hnd there a haven
from our patriotic baking"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24

Don't hide the light OF your loyalty
under a bushel of wheat you don't
need.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24

Four bushels Of potatoes are on the
market for every bushel In the wheat
shortage. Substitute the four for the
one and bridge the food CRISIS till har.
vest time
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24
POTATO PEANUT LOAF

One pint mashed potato. one cup
ground peanuts or one-half cup peanut
butter. two teaspoons salt, one-haf
teaspoon pepper, oneIhah cup milk,
two tablespoons fat. two eggs
Beat the entire mixture together and
place in creased baking dish; set in
a second pan containing hot water
and bake in the oven until Arm. Serve
with tomato sauce.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24

Women may he coming into their
own, but, nevertheless one OF the
most startling of wartime revolutions
Is the present prominence Of the
bridegroom, who Is dlSplaclng entirely
the bride as the center of attention
when the guests ssemble.-nlinois
State Register.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24

EARMRRS' BANKING and TRUST COMPANY
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND.
PAID UP CAPITAL $55.2OO.
Surplus and Profits $4,000.
Deposits $65O,OOO.
. z, f. . II s.
ROBERT G. HILTON, President and Secretr
Roy AM KD PETER VcePrdsnt Jas Diets
ALBERT NJ BoUlC, Counsel '
DIRECrORS=
Samuel l. Phillips, Robert Hilton. @ Peter
William W Darby ThOs D. Darby AiberM BOuie
Transacts General Banking Business.
Loans made approved Endorsements Cateras Real Estate
INTEREST ALLOWED ON ALL DEPOSITS.
Interest at cent monthly balances without po
and at per cent Savings All credited J.nnos
and July l. aud compounded thereafter January l
The Company Trustee, Administrator and
allowed BY the Orphans Court
full administration of above trusts e - '"''n-
Wills naming this Company Trustee will be written and
kept free Of charge ~ '" HuSAie'y
Hv SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24
SUBURBAN HOME
FOR SALE

Residence containing IL rooms and bath
room; large and roomy; all city convent
ences: electric lights and sewer. Large
grounds situate on main street Of Rock
vile. Nd; five minutes walk from B. G. o.
K. r.; electric cars pass the door. Address
P.0. BOX 81.
apr 27-ima Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24
Where Ne Had Trained.

The intrepid sergeant was being
pumped by the war correspondent, aft
er receiving medal for extraordinary
gallantry in leading his squad to the
second line In night raid. and re-
turning with valuable Information.
81 deserve no credit at ALL" ne pro
tested. at should all 60 to Neigh
Dor Jones. who raised watermelons in
the sandy fields along the creek when
was a boy and kept a battalion Of
bulldogs and hounds to guard them"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24
N q II L O IN A..

0fioe.. Board County Commissioners.
Rockville. Nd, Sept. S. 1915.
Ordered this day by the Board Of County
the road. known as the Jacksonville Pooles-
Vile road. leading from Jacksonville to
Poolesville be closed TO public travel until
further notice. The object Of closing this
road ls to reconstruct same, and all per-
sons are hereby warned that they travel
said road at their own risk.
JOHN r. LEWIS. President.
BERRY E. CLARK, Clerk.
sep i5-td
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24
Unkind Reflection,

First Soldier Cooking at portraits
Of himself) (Which do you think is the
best. Mike?
Second Soldler-Well, personally.
think the one OF you in the gas mask
Is the best.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

r INVITE the attention OF Teachers, SchoI
Ars, and the general public, TO a full liuV
Oh fresh goods.
TABLETS, for Pen and Pencil, In variety;
Copy, Oempositlonaud Exercise Books;
Lead, SlAtsa oolorel Crsyon Pencils
Inks, In allsi esAnd colors;
wards, Writings, Cranes and Hurd'l
ans 90 rrespond ence Paperand Envelopes;
Legal ,Foolscap and Bill Paper;
Blank Books In variety,
At WILSON'S DRUG STORE,
Opposite the Court Houss
sep sT-v kocsvns Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24

Food that was water 10 more than
half hs volume was hauled around the
country last year and added to tho
transportation tle-up. Dehydrating Ia
the remedy that VIII save the produce
md spare the railways.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24
NOTICE.

Office Board County Commissioners,
Rockville. Md, Sept. 10, 1915.
Ordered this day that the Glenmont-
Colesville road be closed to public travel
until further notice. The object Of closing
this road Is to reconstruct same, and all
persons are hereby warned that they travel
said road at their own risk
JOHN R. LEWIS, Pres't.
BERRY E. CLARK. Clerk.
sep 2o-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-05-24
no Exerptlon.

This var = Grralruly expensive,
Isn't ~
~ '' vaY %i3w. everything
ha' -. 2 .ot."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13

ba Elm nuberseri9tlider ausgIei& e.
sielt tpurbe. Die auf $1,000 lautenoe
Gdabeneriabtlnge, tpelde Marp S.
2ange eesen ben poli5iiten elem.
Ru9aib fpeeen apseblih fbdtliben
MnsrifTs anseitrenst battle. ipurbe obs
geipieien, na9bem spiiden ben bets
ben parteien Elm 4usgleib er5lelt
ipprpen mar.
- Der gircuitridter Sraep rihtes
te aeitern an bic Spe5ials@ranbiura,
tpelde Sur nilterildIns bes rduberis
i6en lleberfalls auf ben 8. Waro
gouperein einberufen ipurbe, cine
9lnIprn6e, in ipelder er barauf hina
mics, baB feline 3bgerilng eintreten
ioate, I'M Der 9ereatigteit ihren
aauf su Iaiien. SoIserlbs 8iirser mos
rem als @rpbsei9ipprenen DsreiDist
tporDen: 8. Ramler, 4miterbam
gite; 20. 5. Grrunlep, 26 Sf 9ritte
Strabe; Spbn 9faub, 172 Weit 2in'
ben 9lpenue, 2ublop; M. 0e @oB,
Siebente unb @arrarb 2lbe.; Charles
6. 2ittell, 324 @arrarb sIpsnue;
Scnrp DsiB, 1119 Scott StraBe;
9eprse Greene, WpobfOrb slparts
nlents; S6bn 5. Malpnsp, Alb gOps
pin Gebdube; Spbn Ginn 102
pIeaiant Strabe; 5. $. Sullipan.
124 Dat Gtrabe, 2ublotp; Sbon,as
@rselp, 107 @atttns Strdbe, rno
5reb. @abls, 1O7 @eit sl9te Gtras
BE. Der Siaatsannult. ertldrte ges
fern, fObalb bic GrOBsei4pOrenen
bic 9tntlase srboben botten, er iperbe
ben Intrag itelen, bob bic @erhanbs
lung eesen Die 8arbiten iobalb aIs
nlDsli6 angeorbnet tperbe.
= Sm Sippobrome sbeater fanb
eeitern slbenb eine patriotifde @ers
fammIune ftatt, bic bon ber 2opnIis
tdt. tpeIde Die bieiigen 8iirger be-
feeIt, Elm eIdnsenbes 3eusnib CAB.
Sas grobe Sheater perMobte bic
Menee faum gu fafen. Sunberte
fonnter teinen 3utritt me5r erIans
gen. Die Gebner ipurben fir ibre
patriotti6sn Reben nit spohlDerbiens
TEN 8eifaa ousge5eidnet,
-. 1abesu $50 DebrpfIidtise Der
alafie go. 1 baben es unterlaiien,
DOT ben bieiisen aOuftfiptiDnsbeb6r=
ben go. 1 unb 2 ftdh gu ftelIelt Den
spirb ON nd6iten Sreis
tag bic tpeitere Geleeenbett segeben
tperhen, ii9 gu ftelrsf. Sol6e, ipeI6e
bas auh btesmal unterlafer, tperben
als Seierteure bebanbelt iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
EifiSiele Rstbanbianseu
btt Rtppsrt etabt asuru,ifistt. an
10 Ulnra 1918.


Der Wehipprt glaib ber Giabtsstpmnrifidrs
Welt am Dligen Datum inter bem BoritS bes
Wiabocs liiingitoH fetue resrmnbigs StEaua
a5. anfreitHo pdreR bte storsnilidts Gbert.
German unb Bfiebel.
SuS grOh,tOa oer Iesenu eislns ,purbs be.
itGtiet
Der geridt bes Gefunbbeitsbeanlien bro
6ebrudr 1913 rplrrbe nngenoHuHeu; ebenfo Der
Sert6t oes Gefretars ber Peipport uHb 9ooinq.
ton griiden 20. pro GeseHt5er, SanIaT uuo
t5ebrunr.
: Cine gfefo.ution DlEbe aneenommeu, iponaf
perbeH ionen.
Cine EelnIntion pinbe oneenemmer, iuonaf
RettnrFeen 5lifH Seirnee bon S142S.<7 bssabli
fuerbef nfolen,
Cine aefoIutior iplobe aneerOurmeu, ipOno6
SGidre uilo MednnitaeH fifr bic Reiuport urb
eobingtoH iariiden 60. beoabIt iperben fpIleH
gine NefoIntion pltrbe anaenomneH, tportah
etTie 2ioo.nbe ber Hefup0rt uno Gcpinaion
grti6en Go. sirn Betrdse bon ie 5000 an Retp.
port mo an 9obinatoH be5nbIt ipeTber fon
@tne RfolntioH ipirrbe nrperommeTr. ipornh
etn GiibbjsSrin bon etrer Tonne Geiui6t fir
bns Gepcrternert Der bffeutilfen gperfs nnb flr
bns 8epnriement fit offentIs6ss GteeuibiHu &c.
fduft tpsrbeH foH.
Cine glefoIittion plHbe arpeuontmer. iponaG
bon g. Q. @tIs. Nu6IdbberipnIier bon Glisn
6uhs 'ilr freapeIdiiene gtenern aus ben Tdbren
1918, 1914. 1915. 1915 iu1o 1917 aIs el,is1Iel6
St26.95 nccepftr' iuerber fulIen
etne Refolittton iu1frbe nfineror,ruen. iporn6
bic Srfie strdse, bon her oitIiden qirie Der
reed Strufe bis ,iir oftIi&en Gtrbtgress, Der.
beifert tperher 'on
Etue SaefnIhticn inprbe ferner nnpenorrren
,rpnnd bic wfpmoutb Sirdbe bp ber ~ Strnbe
PIG arr ftfbIifen Stabtarense, berbefirt ioerben
foD.
Cine Grbinans. tpeI6e sie e1lietuna ber g.
irrn Gin etrdss bic oHm eidfnpffnb anprbnet
ipurDe onaeromrnen.
Sfer11r @erfnqirrp
(wes.l u. e. otbtr1ftn IN. m1ntor.
Mtteftirf; artbur Mofb. @eeorber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13

dpporat. entItunben. Der Gdnben,
tpeIGer am 9aus unb Der ginrthtuua
berurfaHt fporben mar, betrdgr nabts
su 1000 Dollars.
ssm gellebue @tabtratbsiaal fine
bet am nddIten 0reitas glbeno cine
@ibuna beg lInteritiibnnssperein fiir
bic 8elleoue Mefriiten itatt, In tpelder
itber bic tpid,tise ssraae, OF Der 9erefn
tpeiter beiteben fol-, entffieben fperben
ipirb. Die 8eantten ertldren bdb fit
iiber bas gerinae SntereRe, tpeltss
bem @erein entaesensebra9t ipirb,
enttduidt feien. 5offentl;A tpirb Der
Ippea Der geamten an ben patrtotiS=
mus Der 8elIebiier gep0lterrng feline
Dtrtuns nidt berfebIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
&a,,,iltpm.

Infer Naeut in Samiltpn 1T Scr,
SSnarS grnd, 449 Glib Fiirfte Ctr
gea Sci. 746-M. Some Vbun,
| t631.g.
- @m Mloning an Ipdten 2lbens
tpurbe 2pnrpStappoob nit bref Stiths
ipunben i'm Mercb Suipital eineelie'
fert nnb- Soc Steele als Der 9bat bers
bG9tig Derbaffet. Die beiben foner
ipesen zines Rib9ens in Streit se.
ratben fein.
9. Trep BON 1oro 10. Strabe
sing eeitern ndd Der &eap 5liegers
Citation in San gfntpnio ob.
-tSn Der gso9t bonn Wlontag
ipur6e Der % Sabre alte 8. 9entss
rom, BON go. 2O03 Mt.p!ediant pite.
nit elmer Sdubfpunoe i'm Sersen
tobt In Ieinem Sein aIfsefunoen.
Seine franfe Gdttin befdnb fi1 5nr
s3eit bel @erpnnbten in 9rentun, unb
ipie berlnutet, !ol Rentslop iiber iAs
rem 3uitanb befiiu1ner. setpdien iein.
@r tpurbe aitfsefanben, oIs man nafls
fpriden tpollte, trorum er feinen pers
iprodenen 8eiuh in 9rentcn am
Sonntag ni9t eenioht bate. Der
Coroner 1T Der 9tnii9t, bnb Rentss
roip fdon stpei Sage tObt mar.
- Walier Sffet. BON go. q Burs
net Strabe, erlitt geitern Morgen bel
IIetner Grbeit eine idtpere 8erlebung
bes 5ubes unb tpurbe ins Mercp 5os
ipital eebrddt.
- anuis g. gtid5oI,, Elm Splbat
BON Camp SHribon, unS SRI. Glear
more M. aubn DON SnniItou tuurSen
seiern eaeli9 oerbuuben.
SIM Resiftrar s0iftritt SO. 13o,
uafaIenb bic Stabt SaniIton, fotDie
bic SopnTbtps ssoirfieIb, SanoDer,
Rob unb ct. GIoir, tpuroen, bem Bee
ri9t Der @efunbbeiisbeb5r6s sufplge,
I'm Wlouot Sebruor 10 Sin6er sebDs
rer, Saoon SO tn 5nmilton.
- Desen dnssbIib sro6er Der.
nadGTiguns uub b0spiaieen Der,
lcffens reidte seiern 5pau o. gealI
cine @6eibunsstIage geSea DrsFtes
9. @sal eir-
- Wprgen Rahrittas psridmmeit
iid Der 9lerstenerbanb bon Butler
GouIttp i'm Gebdube Der q. Wt. 6. u,
9ie 9ottoren GorIis R. GeIer nnb
Mort Deighin tperDen DortrGge bal,
ten.
- @on ben 126 Wirtben IN But,
Ter Goitntp babeu Bis jesi nur 70 @ps
plitatipnen nm S6antiiaerien einses
reidt. Ss Ssit fir Girrei&uns iOl.
der ee5t moreen su gn6e.
= Der iidbtif6e elubitpr grnit
Orb bietst fiinfproSertise Strdbens
perbeHerunssbon6s i'm 9sirage BON
$26, 1856 gum aoufe on. Dieie
3iHsrate iii bic b0dite, ipeI5e bic
@tdbt ieit Iungem fir @erbeTerunss.
Bombs offerirte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
Siam an ben linredlten.

Gef an adtsr unb 9ine Strnbe
itaiipnirte 0rishrspcliSiIt Goitmon
mar nm WiOntas Ra4mittas fDie aus
ben @olten eefalltn, aIs eine jiifee
Jrnueuspsrion ibre 9rme nm IbH
f6lons unb ibn DsibIi9 abfiibtt. Der
game StraBenperlebr fam gum Still'
iianb. Sa Der Beomte bns Wdbfeit
ridt abfhiifteln tcnnte ,es pieImebr
bdrauf beiinnb. i'm corom publico
iptiier su fiifen, flahm sr fie f9Iieb'
li6 negsn 9runtenbett feit unb ifidte
iis nuf bis ppIiseibnuptipnde. GB mar
bk % aaAFs olss aalsl DtpsfA SlS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
P. J. Carroll & Co.,
2eidenbeitatter.
22t4 w,asifcn apenut, Gspinstpu, aa.
ghout 2. 714-S. D3z9.X
Neiupprt.

Die Reipport Office fir bns ,Gin.
einnatier gpHsblatt" brfinbet iih IN
Gp. 339 gOrf Strahe, gessnaber
bem Gourtbpuic, iuoielhit Heuiafei'
ten, an5eisen n. 1. N. bis z 11hr
abenbs eutgegeuserDmmeu tue1bsH.
Selepbpn GDuth 2401.
Seiratbsf3ein: S6ontas s.
Martin, SO, unb Sarob 9. Mortin,
betbe oon @rsensburs, sSnb.
= SIN Gountpseri6t tpurbe geitern
bos Seitament Der emma 9an beitds
'Cttgt. Die @rbIaferin Derma8t ibr
8erm6gen ibrem 9dtten Nitton 9aII,
ireI6er Suglei9 gum Seitamentsoous
itreder erndnnt pirb.
- Sm Gircuitgeri9t fpurbe seitern
8. 8. Sad bon @uo 5. Sod seiateoen.
Wadrsaret Semmer oertIaets 9enrp
Genmer auf S6siouns. 9as paar
bate ii9 i'm Sabre 1914 Derbeiratbet.
Sic bei9utbtgt ibrea @atten Der
9rouiamteit. - Srunt gpnrabb,
ipeI6sr bei6ulbigt porben NOR, am
8. Sttober 1917 Deriu6t gu baben,
ben &aiTeni9runt i'm &resgef6en 2as
ben an Der Monmuut9 Strabe 5u 6ffs
nen, ipurOe Don Der 4atlage fpsiges
ipro9en.
= Sn Der geitern abgebaltensn
Gibung Der StaDttommifGre purbe
eine 9etition Der gaepport DaI3miible
GO. etnsersi9t, in ipelder 6ieie err
fu3t, oab bic s. unb @lm Strabe
peitti9 BON Der 2pipeu StraBe bis
gum 2tdtngufer ipegen Der por3unebs
menOen gteubauten abgefperrt fDeroer.
Die ertpabnte &ompagnie Derpfli6tet
fi4, fir irsenb einen Sbaben baftbar
gu iein. Cine Sroinon3, fpeI9e Der
&ompagnie Die na9geIu1te grlaub,
ntbt ertbeiIt, puroe an9enomnen. -
Der 4ntauf zines 2lutoz2aftpagens,
hel4er DON benz &omutiiGr fir DF<
fentli4es Gigentbum uno bem Sons
mifdr fir Dffentli6e @erte benubt
iperben fam, tpur6e sutgebetben. Ses
fretar &ot6 bert6tete, boB bic Stabt
Gepport por Der 92eppprt unb Gop,
ington 8riiten gp. eine Quurtulss
OfptbenDe Dpn $500 er1nlten ipiro.
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