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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15

spoke were John r. Colpys. editor Of
the Trade Unionist; Representatives
Fitzgerald. Massachusetts,; SABBATH, IL
linois. and johnson W. Rainey, nli-
nois. and state Senator Kearney. Of
Boston.
I'VE challenge the right OF any one
to prescribe by law the morals or
habits Of the people Of the United
States" Mr.. Gompers said. In trying
to remedy the habit Of few they are
denying to the great masses their
right to drink glass Of beer.
The constitution Of the United
States ID . charter Of guaranteed
rights in which the government = on
Joined from interfering With the rlgAtg
Iof the people OF the United StAtaa Fne
the hrst time IN history thA constitu-
ton now has = provision sgying, Thou
shall not This = the 0r1t proviatom
In that sacred document which denies
70 the people the exercise Of their par
sonai rights.
''It denies to the mAsess az pqpDIe
the enjoyment Of . customary and
harmless habit Of drtnk1ng g1aaa o1
besr ut lunch tina"
Mr.. 0ompers protected agAinSt Z
law that would permit the rich man
ito nil his cellar with liquora, whtlo IN
poor man cannot afford 20 propaSS1
himself against : lifs-time drought.
He said: s.S
eve want % - = 4 tAat aiasrllii-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15

Paris, June l4.-Emphatfc deciaraticn
Of the unanimity of the allied peace DEL
egates will accompany the reply to
the German counter-propcsA1s whieh
10 to b delivered 70 Count vpa DfSa4.
dorm RAntxAu Monday Afternoon
warning also will be given that I'M
less the revised peacA terms are accept
"a the alternative mlasures will b
enforced with an iron hand No oppor-
suntty win be Gtven for bargA1ntnEs a
suggestion for oral disu1seaoH Of ths
terms with the Germans has been ded-
niseiy rejected
This was decided at today's meeting
Of the rig Four" when President Will
son insisted that inAsmuch as the con-
ferees had reached complete agree
ment on the treaty provisions IL would
not be necessary to permit the Ger
mans even to assume the role OF bar
gaining.
The position Of the United states
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
Alcock and Brown Take Off Under
Perfect Auspices and Disappear in
the Distant Empyrean.
Aviators Go Prepared for Any Emergency and
Express Greatest Confidence in Being Able
to Land Safely in Ireland or Even Further East.

St Johns n F. June 14-Wth thousands of enthusiastic
New Foundanders cheering the daring pair Of avators their
voices drowning the loud wh of her motors the
bombing plane gracefully from the ground after perfect
take this afternoon after few moments Of swift fight
disappeared the broad of the Atlantic
ocean, head straight Ireland The long nonstop fight
started at 1913 r NJ, New York time.
CAPTAIN John Acock the pilot and Lieutenant Arthur
Brown navigator expressed high hope OF just be-
fore the bomber took the strong west wind promised to
speed them up first of the journey at rate and
the airen said they confident of making the flight within
the twenty hours calculated the probable requirement and
possibly If the wind held strength inside of nineteen hours
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
Portland Gets 1920
Meeting Of 7. P. A.
w. B. Cridlin and Hugh P.
Powell, of Richmond, Among
Officers Elected-Convention
Denounces Bolshevism.

p;.h-ora xy4ra4r3rr \
tSpecia' 10 i'e r'ioi'.uo"u =.
New Orleans, La June i4'-ihe =
P. A. convention which has been In
sas,or h.ra came n an end Yesterday
o As "a.
a1ter rortIano. oreson, naI - ;.
'iected az .he next mee.i"S pi3se - $50
kn.snts OF 'ne "Trip .,...,o,
sIEIniA was nunou ~ mnsr. ~
OF tn1se " ~ o.s r,rs,,tss =,
N. Y. oou!. 90 iou = .hn5s.s.,,
=. .a .ae.AslE Vt e, = y, 49,. @ets
~ - 3QW cth ssnt = W. -
aHu III
preHdeni ana cnhar msH. M. ~
ginia delegation ieH TOT the Oio Do'
minion last night.
Virginia delegates TO the CONVENTION
left Richmond FRIDAY might June
6th, via the Soutnefn r11lrO&0. An1y
were Joined at Danvfile by delegates
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
Hungary Is Ready
for Peace Farley

Vienna, via London. June 1.-THE
Hungarian government has nodned
the peace conference Of its willingness
TO Suspended hostilities against the
C1echo- Novaks and suggests . peace
parlSy In Vienna
The clash between the two armies
was the result of an alleged violation
of the armistioe by the Cxecho-Slo-
vaks. Tho Red army has been max
ing continuous advances against the
Csechs in all directions except In
Galicia where the latter have tnangu-
rated q counter offensive with great
oucce1A
Dispatches from Berne have told OF
IN invasion Of GAiicia near TArnopol
by a Bolshevist army aiming to join
the Bella Kun forces against Czecho-
SlovAkA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15
Decision Of Big Four Seems to Poii
in that Direction, Despite Sugs
ton Of Strong Man Of Greece
the Contrary.
Venizelos Declares there Should Be No Conc
sions to Either Bulgarians or Turksy; =
Latter Should Be Under Mandate Of Ameriie
Britain, or France.

Paris, June 14-Decison of the big FOUR To permit
Turks to retain control Of Constantnople
by Pierre Lott the French novelist and fighter who Is
of the expert advisers of the peace conference
with Turkish affairs.
Lott the Greeks of having fred 10000 Tui1l
dwellings in Constantnope in order to reduce the Turk
population He also declares the Greeks were responsbS
the fire in the Yildiz Kiosk Z
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15

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yv1EA1H1'nk

washinsson. June A.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sum
day; Monday partly
cloudy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15

ENTHUSIASM CNBOCNDED
The enthusiasm Of the onlookefs
started when the plane was taken
from tn hanger and increased as the
crew of two. dressed in the hideous
garments aviators choose for COM
fort rather than for appearances.
climbed to their positions.
Immediately before starting . man
pouch. containing four pounds OK
mali was tossed aboard.
C~~<etn Atrnrk aNtflAd hfmSeh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-15

= position Of the United States
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-28
BeUO
ENTERTAINED FOR GUEST

The young people of this city were delightfully."- entertained on Wednes- day evening by Miss Berva Hit at her beautiful suburban home, to honor her guest, Miss Pauline Lavender of Murfreesboro. The earlier part of the evening was spent in playing games after which a delicious ice course was served Music was fur nished throughout the evening by the Victrola. The girls who were pres ent remained after the departure of the other guests to "bunk" and make merry into the wee sma' hours of the night. Those who enjoyed the hos pitality of Miss Hit were Misses Mary Ward, Marie Reeder, Mamie Walters, Pauline Lavender (Murfrees boro), Mary Williams, Jeanette Burns Lula Beth Gee, Amy Moore, Thalia Darlington, Evelyn Bracket, Mildred Hit and Messrs. Cecil Johnson, Tom Bemis, Carl Hit, Bill Whitefi Dow Wick, Douglas Bemis and Clyde Hit.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-28
! LOCAL NEWS ITEMS


 Phone 101 your drug orders, Guth- rie's.
 Chas. F. Newth is on couple of days business trip to Blevins. Prof. Garland Starnes of Bluff City, is among the visitors here to- day.
 Protect your home now against winter weather-Paint up. Prescott Hardware Go. When her sweet tooth says Candy, her wisdom tooth says Liggett's. Get it at Guthrie's.
 Little Miss Jamie Woodul will cele- brate her fifth birthday this afternoon with party at her home.
 w. J. Powers of Stamford, Texas, who has been the guest of P. E. Whit man and family for the past four days, left today for his home.
 Sinclair Elkins, Ray Hendrix and J. K. Mahaffy of Blevins, spent few hours in the city today, MT. Elkins being en route to Little Rock on a weeks business trip.
 Mrs. Ed Gladden. went down to Emmet today on visit with rela- tives.
 Mrs. E. D. Jackson returned this morning from weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. Clifton Franks, at Bryan, Texas. A bright, new dime is only RPDO 10 cents-and so is BEVO
 everywhere.
 Wanted-500 men women and children to haul to the Camp Ground. Will Mitchell-phone 136 or 260. d6
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-28
The Weather

For iitney service call 324. S-27ml Insure your home against winter weather - Paint Up. Prescott Hardware Company.
 Friends of Mrs. T. H. Black, who underwent an operation at the Park Sanitarium yesterday, will be glad to know that she is doing nicely. take subscriptio. S for the Daily Gazette.- Jack Johnson Jr. News dealer.
 Little Miss Virginia Waller enter tained the following little friends at dinner last evening: Gertrude Vest moreland, Hess Johnson, Marie Smith, Abbie Griffith, Marjorie Waller, Win nie Gibson.
 The Methodist Episcopal church, South, has designated tomorrow (Frl- day) as day of fasting and prayer all over Methodism, this being part of the program of the Centenary canl- paign. Although total of nearly sixty million dollars have been sub- scribed to the Centenary fund, that does not mean that it has been paid and one-twentieth of it is due this year. Teaching Methodists to pray is another feature of the campaign. Therefore the day of fasting and prayer. The local Methodist church will observe tomorrow by holding a sunrise prayer meeting in the morn- ing beginning promptly at 6:3O o'clock and will continue for 45 min- utes. A true christian will attend this service, even though at sacri- fee, unless absolutely unable to do so. Let all members get it into their hearts to be at this sunrise service.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-28
Be Prepared For Vacation Ills

Many persons suler distress and annoyance from disordered stomach when travelling. Change of food and water sometimes causes indigestion that leads to sick headaches, bilious ness, bloating, sour stomach, gas, bad breath and coated tongue. Foley's Cathartic Tablets should be in every travellers grip. They act without pain, griping or nausea. They have no cos tive after effect and do not encourage the pill habit. They are fine, whole some, physic-nothing else. Sold ev- anywhere.
 Go to church tomorrow.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-28
GRAVE YARD WORKING

There will be a public working at Piney Grove Grave Yard on the 11th of September for the purpose of clean ing eff the ground. Those that are interested and who cannot be there, are requested to send me $1.OO or S2.00 and I can have the work done. I. J. Ursery.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-28
Growing Old Before Your Ttime

Kidney trouble tends to "slow up'' men and women in middle life and they fear oncoming old age when it is only the kidneys that are at fault. Foley's Kidney Pills assist Nature to restore sound, healthy condition and to banish backache, soreness, lameness and stiffness. W. W. Wells, Tonquin, Mich, writes: "Foley's Kidney Pills make me feel like a new man." Re commended also for bladder trouble. Sold everywhere.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-28
HEMSTITCHING

Hemstitching machine now in stalled in my home, and will be operated by an experienced hand. Work can be left at my sewing machine shop, two doors from postoffice and will be de- livered back there. Price 10 and 12 cents per yard. Phone BOA
 MRS. w. o. ALLEN S.25.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-08-28

Hemstitching Machine now installed at my home. Work promptly and neatly done. Price 10c per yard. Mrs. W. R. White, IT,, phone No. 57. If
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11
Sebr Wihtig

Nile unicrc &unbcn mcldc lccre
&ces. Md,tel ooer Sloihcnbier. &iiten
in ibrcnl 9eiisc boben. meld,c Die Nos
men Capital @rewing 60, @rieic.
bicd, guoneiicr obcr s. VI. 9an5cr
tragcn, merbcn bicrnlit criliGt oieicl.
ben al, inns si,riif su ienbcn unb sipar
bis ipdteitcns ant is. Suli.
@enn bieielben il, genannter Srilt
nidt an ms a%bgcliefcrt ipcrbeit linb
mir sealuu,ieen gcridtlid borSugeben.
Oesbalb idift uns Die Iecrcn @efGbc
redt5citia iinb eripart euh Soften.
Capitol 8reming 6 o.,
Geo. s. &irdbofer, aecnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on July
8, 1919, as required by the Act OF
October 6, 1917.
-S&m. Saebcrlc. Sobn bon 6rit
nocbrrIc Sr.. pon Sale, 0to.. 'prad,
an lcbtcn @ittpod) in unircr Office
upr. 0err &ncbcrle mar gcraoe BON
Camp Saplor. gcfommcn, no or icine
cbrcnpollc g~ntldiiuns aus oent Wtili-
tar cnlpiungen bate. Gr geborte Der
7tcn Iipiiion Der 3Iten Snfantrie oil
mn hot fl Wonote in Der Irmce &C.
oient, ooppn 10 Wonate in Sranf.
reid. Gr bot an mall6cm @efeht
tcilQrilolnmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11

Grippe. sd mar idlimm an Der
Grippe crfrunft." ihreibt Scrr @m.
&citmilllcr bon Sgibpie, Minn..
raber 5orni's MlpenfrGuter balf mir
audi biesnlal mieocr allf meine SiiBe.
obalcid ih nidt mcbr jung bin; id
bin 76 Sabre oft" Dies befannte
unb %beipGbrte arGi,terbeilmittel miro
nidt bltrd Ipctbcfer perfauft: cs
miro Orrh 2ofalagenten geliefert.
ober bireft bon ben Seritellern, Or.
Seter Sabrnep & Cons Co., 2501
@aibington 9lpo., Chicago, Sll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11

Don gtrmaun, 1aa.
erIudt Gnh nm eineu libe.
ralen Sbeil Cures ganfge'
ihGftes.
Seine SAINT ihcrer

-Gns oncrifnniid,c %olf Ihcint
nidt gcionncn 81 iciu lid Bier meg
nehulcn 81 luiicn. 9ns S6laelport,
| acin Bier feinc Mrbeit bat Ginorild
gcbobt uno es mag nid,t longc mebr
oultcrn bis @icr IN oic Hubrif Der
nidt berouidcnbcn @ctrGnfe cillgc.
ihloiien miro.
--Gbilip @arncr netit Samilic,
bon ct. 2olis, mnrcn lcbte @phc
bier bel ibrc Tcripulbten Grit Ncin-
iobn mo Satin 81 @aite.
-Starf's rcnppiercn oua Sd)aric
Gdc 2ofal. Scs. &oblbuid) miro
hann in ocmlclbcn lcid,tc @ctronfc
mn Gee Cream ucrfnlfcn.
-Sarrp Sarlcs mo Srou, non
ct. 2ouis, mciltru ciniac Gage letter
@od)c bier ouf @ciud bel ibrcn Scr
mon0ten, @eihmiitcr Hichoif.
-2miis Gpplc lit bohcrfrellt ilbcr
bic gliidlihc @cburt cilcs &nIblcina.
Ger Slungc muroe om Sonntag &C.
bprer. Trau Gpple mar frilber SRI.
Ebereia Gunner.
-Snfolge Der Sutiade, ooB Der 4.
,Sl,li alli Srcita9 ficl. mllroc bon Den
meiltcn ct. Coulter @cihGftsbGlllcr err
aud Snmstog sun, Scicrtog crfl1rt.
Ger llnlitonh crmGaIidtc hcnl arbcl
ter Gin o~reitGaige &oton5, 9iift nc
uigc ntattcn bcnn nllh DAMON sc
braith uno mnhtcn Iusfliigc ms
2ano. Die ufcr bes Mcrrimoc 6lili,
les parcn nit Nlitonobiles belGct
lpGbrcno Jung umO nlt, Wunncr nnN
Sralen iih in icincn Illltcn boocten.
au6 farnen om Sreitog unh Cams
tog nidt lpenigc Iutcs ollrd) Ser.
mann. IS miro angeuontmen, huf
ON 6rcitag minOcitcns 200 ct. 2oni.
fer Illtos blrd) uniere Staol flibrer
bem 8asconuoe uno Dem Siage at.
SRI. Gi55ic 6leiih reilte an
Sonntae nah Morriion gum 9eiild
bel ibrem 9ri,oer Srit 5lciid. Sri.
2i5Sie bat ibrc @nbnung bier an s,
Sfaeffer, cincu @ormonn scr Sdrlb
fabrif, permictct; Sic miro 5%utiinftiQ
i'll ct. 2cuis mobnen.
-Serr unb Srou g. NJ. 9rcmcpc,
unb ocren Sohtcr. Sri. CLARA. Dor
st. 2ouis, bicItcn iid Glide Soat
letter @ohe bel ihrer Sontc Srol
2oltiic Golte bier nl,f. Sic batter
ocn @e9 bon ct. 2orlis per gllttc &c.
; maht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11

Solgcnoe @runoeigcntbumss lleber'
trogrngen muroen ieit lcbtcr @od)c
i'm hiciiaen Gecorbcr = @nlte gebudt:
I1,a. Sabl an 8. g. 9ranion, 100
4dcr nabc 9lono fir $4,000; Sobn
Scantlin OIL So. Sronfe @ertrag gu.
ltanoe aefonmen ollt 6. Sec. 1919
so Mdcr nabe 8lano, gu $500; Gbds.
&on 9cbrcn an Eoitor q. Waurcr
~ Ider in 0rafe au $1,000; 90. S.
@atfins an 8nn. s. Suerncr, so
Ndcr nubc Roicbub al $500; Souls
8. Brandt an Sp. 6. &cbr, Got A nnb
Gin Scil bon Gotten 5 uub IL. in
.Slpcnspille 5u 1885.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11

Sas aller idonite. mas bieiem 2es
ben ben boditen @ert gibt, lit bod,
penn Die 3raft bes Meniden GROCER
lit, oils allies, mas al,f i'm einbringt.
Sd lobe mir einen Mann. Ger iid
2eioenidaft unb elm ernites S6idial
nid)t iiber Den &opf madien l1Bt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11

-Gugcn Gberlin wciltc cinigc 20
&c lester ISOLDE IN ct. 2oiiis.
g. &. Hobpn mar an Gicnstaa
in WcifGiteu nod) st. 2ouis.
-Soi. Naill, ppn @uD. hat cine
Oaflonb Cir Don SEQ, gbrrlin Ge'
foltit.
-1rla. &isSic mlb Martbu Slid
mnren lcBtc @ofc eiuigc Gage IN ct.
2onis.
-Irl. Guintn Vegenlnnn mar
m6brcnh Der 4tcn Sltli Seiertogc oa-
heim bel Den Gltcrn,
Sri. Morp :. Gpplc febrtc OH
Sountog bon cincm Scil,dc bel
6reunoen in Wcrriipn 5uriid.
@16rcno ct. Gollis 3euNc q.
fcs rcd)t ultmooiidCn lcbGuftcn !.
Sui mar. aina III Scrmann ar lcl-
ben Gage otl>s rliblg itno it'll irt, 6
bcrridltc foit SricohofSilille.
-Girgil Eiautih. bon Ct. Sou!s,
ell @roBfino ser gbclcltc Sobn
sSleiif mo @ottin. lit bier bel Tcr7
lpanotcn ouf @eilt.
Siir quite un0 pronlptc ScoIer
ullg briltgt cure Gar nod G6erlin's
Borugc. !0p. &nblc lit micbcr an Srt
uuh Stellc.
Gle Nnditcindrbcitcr gcoctfen
oicie @nfe nit bcnl Yiorrbnlls Ger
ct. Eouls @cmcinoc fcrtio 81 mcr
ocr.
-Gbriit. Slciit. DER @abmp1rter
in Monbatten, &unios, meiltc mebre-
re Gage bieicr @obe bier 5l einent
iliihiigen @ciut bel Den gltern Serr
unh 6rou Sobu Slciidl.
%-1srou Sbcrcio Mc9teel rutb &iuo
feprter an 0icnStog bon cirlem mebr.
mofcntlihcm @eiitdl in Sbeiin bier.
her 5llrild.
Superintendent MUG. Wrpcr fcbrtC
AMI 0iclstoa bon Sefferion Stu 5lt'
rid, mc or Der Grtro Sisung Der
2egislatllr b%cilpobnte. SEER Wcpcr
erfl1rt, hob bieicn SCRIPT nod eint
Grtro Siblnng i%tuttfinocn wirh I'M
Die @ablgeiebe bon Miiiouri sl an.
bern. Oicie Ienocrung miro ourd
Die a%nnabnle Der Sorlasc fir Srot.
enitimmredt beoingt.
-Irtbrr Heunlann meilte am fSrci
tas in Sefierion Gitp I'm BORT mil
Dem 2inn 9aieball Seam gegcn Sci
ierion Gitp 81 ipiclcn. Wide lit cir
gutter Singer uno oils ioher icbr &c
milniht.
-Gbmin Shultc, bon @albite
ton. Wp., bat lid bier nit ieincr go
Mile nicoer9elaiIen. Sic babcu bo:
Srchmann &obnballs OIL Der fiinf
ten Strabe ecrnictet. SEER Sd,,ltv
lit Sauptmiiller in Der gseers Wil
ling Go. unb gfodfolgcr bon q
Suidcrt, melder ieinc Stelle bic'
ooranaab nm in Clinton, Nto. Gin
Gbnlihe Stelle 5u bethlehem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11

Sprihporter iino ieltcn @abripor,
ter. ionbcrn meiiterts nnbegriinoetc
H~eoeltsorten, nit ocnen mir i'm prof.
tiihcn 2cben menie anianecn fonncn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11
Dr.. We. lockwood
3a6narjt
Sermann n. " o.
Office Der BeopIcs 8ar,f segeniiber.
Office-Bbone Nr. 8
Bobnung-8bone Nr. 303

nen1 9abniibergang (railroS croiiing)
r,no gcmabrte nod rcdt5citig oos
Scronnabcn zines 3uges, 10 haB er
feline Gar, fpcn1 altd MIR 5fuel ,3uB
ncn bcn 6elciie, gum Stillllehen
bringen fonntc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-07-11

-Srpille @als, bon ct. 2ouis,
mar lcste @od)c bier bel Srcunoelt
allf 8eiud.
-Gonrao Sbce, frilber bon @as-
conuoe, bat lnis bcauitrugt feline Set
tilla iprtan nah Su9bcsuille, Wto. az
ihidcu. Gr heaufiidtigt bort einc
Mn3abl Yabnarbcitcr on Der 2ering-
ton Brand Der Wo. Eacific giiens
babn.
-Scrin. Berger unO Samilic To-
men am Sonntag per pluto bon Wtor-
riion bier an. Serr Berger bat feline
Stclle in Ilton. Sll. aufgcgeben uno
miro muhriheinlih Sermann 81 lei
mem fiinftigen @pbniib MAIDEN. ga er
allf oem 9ampfer Wprtlc ais Sei5cr
AnitclIlne erbofft.
-6rau Bertha @iebergriin, mel,
d)e bel ibrer Sdmeiter, SRI. 2i55ie
Slciih oi,f geird mcilte, febrte an
Mittmoh nod ct. 2oitis auriit.
-4m 0onncrsto9 reilte 6rall
-
Hlltb altrrclmepcr nit ibrcn &inocrn
mad ct. 2ollis INN Scrmanbte 81
bciuhcn.
-Nad) 5lpei ,lpGdcntlid)cm Sciud)e
bel Ocn Glterr unb @cIdywiitcrn, fcbr,
te SRI. @nlanoa Strad an Wittpodl
nod 81. Souis auriid.
-Srau ella Gon5clmann, Satin
oes 9pftor Sbeo. GonSelmann, bon
ct. 2oris. fam onl 9onncrstag NIT
ibrcm Sobne Ralpb bier an. Sic
lcetcn ben @eg bicrber in ibrem Ilt.
to 5llriid. @Gbreno hires 9(ufentbal-
tcs bier moren tie Die @Gite bon &ib-
ter Sbeo. @raf uno camille.
-Srau Senrp Stod, bon Berger,
urb lire Sodter, SRI. Soie Stod. bon
st. 2oris, bielten ii6 am 9onners-
tag bciudsmeiie bier ouf.
CD. 9rllens, bon ct. 2ouis,
brad)te Die lcsten Gage pergangener
8ohe BEL 8crmanbten al, Der SirIt
Greet gu.
So. 6. Mief unb Satin, bon
Mrglrlto. morcn onn Sreito9 bcill6s-
meiie bier.
-Srpille Erice. friibcr Stl0ent
unircr Sodihlllc, lit hctrollt worben
nit ser ScrlpaItcritclle bcs &onium-
Derell1S NSarl1tefs Sospperatlpc VIC
potor) in Mcaittrif.
--@altcr 5. Stride uno Tomilie,
BON ct. 2puis, bieltcn iih einige "a.
&c letter @cd,c bcludsneiic bel Ser
punoten beir unb in Stolpe n,f.
GIGS. Son @cbrcn, aus 9rafe,
war an 0onnerstag in unirer Office
I'M 3cttcl bruden al laiien, mel6e
Sen @crfauf ieines perionliden 81.
gentums befanntmohen. 8On 8ebren
bat bon 6. Wnurcr, Ealtor ser 81.
&. Stride in 0rofe, in Dallas Gitp,
ST., Stabtlptten fduflid ermorbcn
uno miro bennGdit Dallas Gitp gum
@pbniit MADDEN. Der Gffcntlide
&erfa,tf icines eigcntlms iolI ont
SS,tfi nor Sih nphpu
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-Surrp Sat5llalilL Eplffrdgei
pom Roltte >. hat rciignirt uno lit oil
Sonncrstag nit icincr Sran nad ct
0ouis gcreiit, moielbit lie 'ortan 81
luobncn a~e0cnfen,
-&acpb 9aunlgacrtier, BON q.
3ouis, mar lebie @pfe Glide Gage
bier Sllnl gciu6 bel %crlpanotcn.
SRI. 9lrpbp Wcpcr fam am 6rcis
tad Don 1t. Souis bier an uno mod)te
bel ibrcn @roBcltern 5rib Seiniohr
uno Satin cincn @eiud. ebenio be.
iud,tc tic ibren Tater Otto Wener
pom Wcaittrid.
-Ilth ScrnlaniL mle mande all.
bcre St1Dtc, bat cine feline &lu''e
BON W1nuern Die aus irgcnb cincnl
.0rluroc, all ibr Gigcutum I'M Nanlcil
ibrcr lpcrtcn Sroucn cingetragcn ha-
ben. Wanfer mag feline giltcn
@rilnoc oaiiir baben, allcin lit alldl
at bcfiird)ten. ooB 10 marte .lnan-
taitbur" Iein mpllcn, uno %anorcrieits
0ob cs nlonfen Gbenlont gebt mad,
Der Garooie auf Shiller's @lode:
llno orinnen paltet Der siidtige
Sousbcrr . . uno idGlt Ole 9artoffel
uno ltcbt unterm Gantoffel uno bat
nidts 5l iogen." Sb iolfe Selbcn
lpobl and ibrcn 2eihcnitein in ihrcr
licbcn @cnlublin Nontcn mcrbcn nlli.
icbcn laiicn.
-Irtbur gnglcr uno Satin, BON
Ct. Youia, weilcn gcgcnwGrtig bel
Den Gltern bon 1srall Gnglcr, emil
Vurfborot mo Satin. allf 9eiud.
-Srls. Sernu nnb Slipe Sicn-
berg, Don Orlando. Sflaboma, ii1o
bier bci ibrcn Tcrpdnotcn emil
@~urfhurbt uno San1ilic 81 8aitc.
-y3nl. @lent uno 6amilie, bon
ct. 9ollis. fonlcn am lebten Son.
ncrstuN bier al nm cinige Sage I'M
Club Souie in Wt. sterling 5i Der
lpeilcn.
-4ug. Wcpcr. &obt. @olfer u,b
2rit Sod mobnten Der an Cans,
tag Itottfinocnbcn Sccroignna oes
%pcritorbcnen Sobn &p. Wtepcr in Ban
bel.
-3ollis Seeelcr mo 5omilic,
bon ct. 2ouis, ionic ISM. Gpple,
bon abortion, mcilten um Oicnstag
in Der Stoot. 'Serr Scgcler unh So
u1iIic perlc5tcn allf Scr gpple 5arnt
cinge p~ergnilgte Gage,
81. ". Yctcrs llnb 2ouis @oeger,
ionic ocren Somilicn fanlcn leete
ISOLDE bier per g(,ltn an I'M bel Ser
monoten bier mo in Ban 9eil,he gu
MADDEN.
-0ie iilngite Scgislaturiibun9
bat bic Gorlage sur Ginfiibrung Der
Sooesltrafe angenommcn. Gas @cict
tritt ull 6. Sftobcr in &roft.
Die Gntcrpriie Obituary gunb
mllroc crilld)t uuf Dem ClD Scttlcrs
Reunion in Ncm 6lprcnce 81 ipiclcn.
-Wpr0cn Nbcnb Teriamunllu1g
bcs Commercial Glib.
-2cttcn 6rcitng brattc Olipcr
Munblpillcr. Srciber fiir Geo. &lbn,
McBger, cine id0ne Solitcin Stub
uad @collam. Sie Stub mar fir
Eoltor 2iltoeman bcitimntt ltnb bot
oen @cg bon 30 Mcilcu in cinem
Srllt Iuto gentoht. gei ser Hiid,
fcbr bon @oollom nabm Munbipiller
oaS bemolicrte 4llto bon Sorris
Woore ms Sdlcpptalt unS bef6roerte
oasielbc CUR Garage.
-6rit 9aumeacrtner mo Sami.
lie brodtcn oic leBten Gage pcrgangc.
ner @ohe bier bel Gcrlponbtcn sii.
-i0orrp Mcpcr, bon ct. 2ouis,
mo bciicn Satcr Otto Mcpcr, bon
WeSfittrif, pcrlcbten oen itcn ,Sllli
in mircr Stobt.
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MQsemeiue Gonutp 8emisfeiten.

9ci Den ebeleliten iSp. Sollanos-
NORTH u1o Satin, bon Ban, bat Der
&lappcritorh Elm nieolides WGoden
bl%nterlaiIen.