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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16

R sALE-525 ACRES OF LAND IN cot county, Ark, on Bouef river, ut five miles west of Eudora, in lions 2, 35 and 26, townships 19 IS. Highway from Parkdale to |ora will be near property. M. P. J. B. Doherty, Yazoo City, Miss,
 4-11-Sun- W ed fri 1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16

|R SALE - ARKANSAS LIGHT
 h Power company stock five shares
 [s1OO each, per cent preferred to sold at $92.50 share. Address K 131, Wabbascka, Ark. 4-14-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16

HAVE A FULL LINE OF GREEN &1se plants for sale, for house or fden, including tomatoes, cabbage nepper. Mrs. Mae Flower, 819 kst Eleventh. Phone 238.
 4-11~6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16
FOR SALE-AUTOS
BUICK BARGAIN

one 5-passenger buick car m 1lrst class condition, good tres, battery, starter, elec- tric lights. Must be sold at ohce. Will take S375.OO. pee It at 40 West Fourth.
 A IF 4e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16
SPOT COTTON.

New York, April 15.-Spot cotton steady; middlng 34 cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16

OF KEYS ON RING, Hupmobile key. Lost between Pple's Bank and Orpheo Theatre m the theatre. Return to J. A. skirK, Pine Bluff Furniture com
 4-1O-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16

ERANE TRIUMPH COTTONSEED 3 sale; guaranteed sound; machine lied: 95 per cent germination.
 6ephone 9532-F2. R. N. BURKS.
 4-16-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16

E OVERLAND, MODEL S3, EQUIP with six good tires. Bcrnhardt kor Co.,, 903 Main street. Phone
 b l-11-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16

FOUR HOUSES ON EAST FIFTH street. Have water and lights, but no gas. Close to school and church ana one block from car line. Owner anxious to sell separa tcly. Only $250 cash and $25 per month. Phone 971 or 1853, or write P. o. Box 5333.
 411-6t. 80 ACRES OF LAND 12 MILES OUT on Sulphur Springs Road. 30 acres in cultivation. Good barn, well, and under fence. Balance of land has some timber on it. Will trade for any kind of city property or another farm close in. Owner has moved to town. Phone 2525 or 971. 4116t NICE GROOM HOUSE ON TEXAS street. All modern and in good shape. Close to depot and car line. Right in the heart of town. If you want a bargain on this house Phone 971. McNcw Realty Company. Good terms. 4-11-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16
QA{S!EIEQA[VEMIIEI1ENTS
FOUND.

Home millincry-Ncw fine of shapes and trimmings; also old hats made over. Miss Clara Battcrtcn, 709 Main street. Phone 1876.
 3-2S-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16
Cotton Seed for Planting Mebane Triumph Improved
 " are SOUND and PURE. Any ntities, $3.50 d bushel f. o. b. Wab- eka, Ark. 4-8-12t GROVER CLEVELAND Wabba seka, Ark.
LOST.

FNG BLACK BILL PURSE BE- zen Main street and shop gates, (talnlng one check on Merchants
 Planters bank and two on Sim ms bank, also claim check on |erlcan Excelsior Laundry. Find please phone 1919. Ed. Lindsay, Hte l, box 159. 4-14-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16
FOR SALE

} sALE-PATHE MONOGRAPH, and 35 best selection of rec < All for S10 cash. Apply 709
 n or Phone 1876. 4-l6-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16

DRGIA ROWDEN PLANTING D in 100 pound sacks, 35 per cent
 hination; prices f. 0. b. England l. Thirty (50) pounds to bushel; bushels or less, $3.50 per bushel: l to 200 bushels, $3.35; 900 to 1000
 hels, $3.25; 1000 bushels or more, |5. Remit check with order; refer e: England National Bank, Lit Rock. England and Tcbbctts Gin England, Ark. 3-19-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16

New Orleans, April 15.-Spot cot ton quiet and unchanged. Sales on the spot 254 bales; to arrive 36O; low middling 33.25; middling 41.50; good .middlng 45 cent. Receipt 5,27S; stock 351 ,O66.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16
MALE OR FEMALE HELP.
WANTED TO BUY.

ANTED TO BUY FROM OWNER, re or six room bungalow, modern, good repair. South of Barraque
 Id . West of Main. Phone 2353 be- Iao, and 12. 4-15-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16

AND NEW 1920 MODEL ONE hth old Oldsmobile run less than miles, equipped with Silvertown h tires, two extras, two spring hpers, patent lenses, city and license. Will sell at discount take a third down, balance in hthly payments from right party.
 her must leave city for entire bmer. Address "New Olds," care lphic, Box GIT. 4-14-66t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16

TomOrrOw: Hand-in- Glove.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16

Mrs. St. Aubyns smiled She is a dear. Maybe she saw more than l thought she did. But she has infinite tact. She guessed l was embarra ss-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
JII JIT>t I>tD ~ CHINESE ~
TERRIFIC hattie

Iiu iiisu WAS used o. excellent adNa1.
tagc IN thu fming "f gang tEht
.srenes In -Thc Rivers End Mar
shall Nellan production written bt
James Oliver Curwu0d Whi0h b. h'ins
shown al the Mission Theatre.
Tho hattie which takes place In au
opium dcn ~ Canadian TRADING pes,
hiwecn Iunn Keith 4, murirrvrl and f.
gang u Chinssc IL unr ~ the mos'
si,ccicular ever screened. .n the actua
biood that flowed TN hits Kicks fali'
and blows that wrf, delivered Ono u
the Chimes u hurried clear ttra-s th'
rsom his hld striking thH lor wall
Several members of ihc east were con
fined o. the siudin hospital as r.sal
a too murh realism
Lewis stan. b. seen in To- dual rui,
- John Keith wanted fur murleu and
D~rwent Commission lnf The MOUNTED
isolioel Marjorie Paw. Jane Noyak
Charles West AND Earney shlw sup
port the star
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Amusenents

\ pagr uui uf tbs book NJ Nfr as q.
/. lived IN the DirclDs Ui t'rh tTHu.'
IN the biz ciiirs-,hai iu brief Is Just
a Wife written ~ che noird druma'
asi. Eugene Waller she first release Of
evils Seizntk's Naimuai Theatres.
Inc. which will "a, the feature h'giuH.
lng TO-DAY IL IN, nssnd thaicr
Nothing has hcn irft uudnc 20
make this first National Theatres 20
lease custom made Cor yDlr enjoy
ment la every sense 90 the term u
the east arr slch renowned movie
players o. r., stewart LDtie, lor.
Albert Van kathiiu Williams ana
Wilton Lion West lusi ID Vile
Was directed D., Howard Hickman and
the SCENARIO was dom, hy kaihrrln'
Reed
Therr are tw1 women in do, lie "i
n railroad king cone who inspires him
o. action ana conquest ami Oh" 9th o
who just loves IN, halter with ull
her human gentle qualities Who D.
Just q Wife wins uut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
CROP CONDITIONS GOOD =.
OVER D0NLEY COUNTY
DUE TO RECENT RAINS
Specialize he Noe.

CLARENDON. May l3-N number
OF excellent rains have fallen .H pn
icy county rIthr th. r
condition. 0H th.
o ti
900 u ftr
u.u compared q. tHr
..uns further south Hr1 fhr H.rs or
the pact wees Dme IIg m f u
provide thc idrl conditions fee UhI.
this county IL ism~l .u .u lsrI.I.'W.l
way.
From resent nutuIuui wN,r WII.
az IN. county D, th. ChsHH.. . '.
nerve Il h l,liuei Chat ..n.il,liiI. Do.
rreas. In acreage Wfi hs NuHlm I.sH'
IN Donley county Boz sHI,. ul fhs "r
fInucd hlrh cost and -hH'He. ". Do.
Dor. This H. mli, pos..'ls H 'hr
growing popularity er r.e.r H".I.n
cry on the ~ ams boz iH. n..lH.
ton 81 the head '.,ls luI ...r ll
ever the grain coop OF fH. counts
dsp,idsSllv below nsI lf ih uua .. ih.
wear. CumnrfftN 5000. l.Ir r|
planted iu ihr create. inI .f 'h" ,aun
~. the greater part of thr a.r'HEr l'
Ing IN thu ,rrop Territory Hood f.,'s
alfalfa. cotton nfn ani fr.lH.. HT' OBJ,
major crurs 90 ihr county
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
GROOM WHEAT GROWERS
Perfect ORGANIZATION

-.,.I.i 90 Toe Nsv,
GEN, 49, Nav fg TH. farmers ~
t.. CIuu Territory h.I meeting
N... T.,It. Uirhf and organized q
NI.f Growers Association
.i.. r.uu uls elected president.
T 60 DI .I. president. IS 4 Strei
..f. mrar with q e. Esohl..
A. E t.f.s MI q. D. Davis y.ust..
..'". ..rI of directors
IN. nf.f. H th. organization. q
"......I no th, m,.firE is GOO
i. f| condition ,f OBJ, wheat grow.
.. .I. ..... ,u th. grain boo tho On.
.U.. q. nsur, profit 90 the
..I HH paving ail w,rh head cN.
..I interest on Investment o.
. r d.au.i m mt uh.-
... .. paving basis
.Hf.. meeting VIII o.. held Statue.
.I. .' ...H 5000, d,l.ltr. iu uttul
EUHI Association meeting g
IH.. kluus NHr I, Wiu be-
....f.I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

ssascs slSstV pAsls rtRstII
roVSGs ptsros AID ~AsAsAc-G
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
CONCERT ~ kREiDIFR
NJ CN>NON. PO>TPONED

Special 20 he News
CANYON May la-Thr conrfi
scheduled here fot Tomorrow evening hy
Louis Kr,idl.r baritone. has b,cu p1si
l.oned until Friday May -.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-25

A Joint meeting Of the World VIDE
guild and the Woman Missionary So
ciety was held last evening at the
FIRST Baptists church About tlftV
guests we're in attendance. At IS"
a delicious supper was served con
sisting Of the following menu; Sana'
witches. baked beans. potato salad'
cabbage salad. pickles, olives. cookies
fruit and coffee. Following the sup
per the guests went up stairs IN the
parlors of the church where a snort
business session was held. AZ tle
close OF the business session pro
gram was given Miss Isabel Brown
read the first chapter of the mission
ary book the organization is to study
during the coming year, after Whlch
Misses Ella SIMMER, Mary Flemlhg'
Isabella Brown. Maude DevereouN
and Anna DeVore gave echoes OF the
convention which was held at Geneva
Lake, Wis, during the past summer
e, y &,
A crowd of young people motored
out to the Logan timber near peer
Park last evening for wiener ana
marsbmallow roast. Following the
supper the guests came back to town
and went to the home of Or /, w.
Burrows on Columbus street where
they spent very happy time dancing.
Miss Baldwin acted as chaporon.
Those present were Misses jeanette
Carmichael, Mary Carter, Esther Ear
lev, Mildred Watts, Lucille Mercer
Edvthe Burrows. George Wiley, Ever.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-25
SOUTH DAKOTA TO
DEVELOP WATERPOWER

Pierre, s. D.--With definite steps
taken toward the development of by
dro-electirc plants at various vantage
points along the Missouri river in
South Dakota present indications
point to the erection of a number OF
water power projects within the next
few years, according to report issu-
ed by Doang Robinson, state historian
and chairman of the state hydrO-eleC.
trio commission, and the state depart
ment of immigration.
The hydro-electric commission, Gro
ated by the regular session Of the
South Dakota legislature last Febru-
airy, In report made to the special
session of the legislature held last
June. recommended the first project
he undertaken at site twelve miles
north of Mobridge, S. ID, The lceisla-
ture which created the hydro.eloctric
commission also appropriated $4,000
to cover the commissions surveys
and investigation into the Feasibility
of water power development and the
selection Of a site on the Missouri
In its report 10 the special session
in June, the commission said the site
near Mobridge could he developed at
at estimated cost Of $1,000" O0l. The
figures are now being reChcCked.
minimum power of II 600 horse
power is deveopable at the Bad Hair,
or Mohridge site according to the re-
port just made public. This dam
would back the water up the Missouri
for a distance of siXty-four miles.
Transmission of current generated at
this plant would make current avail
able at Aberdeen, distance of about
leo miles. and funish power for Mo
bridge. Cities within 100 mile line
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-25

all to keep the likes of
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-25
No Burn LinoIeum.

Non-comhu~uhle liuoleum Of Euro
pean invention includes in It's compo-
siton a chemical which gives off a
tiame-quenchus gas should it be ig-
nited.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-25

Here Is a pretty girl, with aver
age features and an average
amount OF personality. Motto
how these different types OF hats
bring out different characteristics.
At the right. below, is a perfect
hat for this type OF face, says tho
Millinery Association. 1t COM
bines the long sweep across the
face with so graceful a curve.
Just above, is a hat entirely un-
suitable. according to the associa-
ton, to this type OF face. The
down-turned brim casts too heavy
shadow, blurring the features,
snd produces a generally top
heavy appearance.
The large hat above is better for
these features, because the brim.
though down-turned. Is larger and
the line Of the crown is clearly de-
nned. The long line emphasized by
the turned-0ver corners of th1
brim at the sides makes the hat
IN the circle above effective. The
feathers add to its beauty by re-
Sieving the severity and apparent
weight.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-25

public schools ana according 10 pres
ent plans viii be opened to the public
twice week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
COMPULSORY LABOR
FOR BJLGARIANS
Bill Has Been Introduced In
Parliament, Says News
Dispatch.

SOFIA. May 51.-A compulsory
labor bu will come before the PREF
ent Bulgarian parliament.
BY the terms OF the bill all Bull
garian subjects. male and female,
are called upon 20 work for the
state. The men become liable after
20. the womea after IS.
They will be called upon 20 work
on roads and bridges. railways.
canals. publie buildings. the re-
coverv OF marshland. and on for
estry. IN mines. factories and work
shops. Compulsory labor is person
rel. and substitution Will not be per
mitted.
No Exemptions.
Professional men and women. IL
is understood. will be allowed 20
contribute their quota OF labor in
the form OF professional services. No
bulgarian subject may leave the
country or become a naturalized
citizen Of another state until the
term OF compulsory labor has been
fulfilled.
Regarding conditions Of work, for
men the terms Of service will be 16
months. for women. eight the first
three months OF the term being de-
voted TO preliminary training. Heads
ar families are EXEMPTED from hall
the period Of work provided under
tho law.
The bill lays down that men will
do their compulsory labor service N
the department Of residence or adj
jacent departments, and women IN
their place OF residence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
PERU LABOR ROUSED
BY ASIATIC INFLUX

BUENOs AIRES, MAY 31.-Peru,
like the United States and Canada,
has its "Asiatic problem" Advtces
from Lima tell Of the distribution of
circulars among tho workers of that
city protesting against the mono
polization by the Asiatic and Jap
nnese element OF our small indus
tries" and the holding Of protest
meeting. The advices state that the
police very discreetly dissuaded
the protestants from holding a street
demonstration.
There has been a large increase
reported In the Japanese immigra-
fion to Peru recently.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
HARDLY A WELL
DAY IN 9 YEARS
Mrs WOoolbright Now Happy and
Well says Tanlac Brought
Wonderful Change I'm Her.

For nine years I hardly knew
what a we'll day was" declared Mrs.
Emma Woolbright OF 1921 W. Co
lumbia St. Evansville, Ind, while
describing her condition before TAX
ing Tanlac
II suffered terribly from my
stomach and back" said Mrs Wool
bright and last year my condition
became so bad l thought I just
couldn't stand Il a day longer.
had scarcely no appetite, couldn't
cat any breakfast at all. and what
j ate at other times troubled me
greatly 7 bloated all up with sour
Eas which pressed UP around my
heart. causing such awful pains and
smothering spells that I thought my
time had come. Such severe pains
struck me I'm my back and left side
that I had 10 get 20 n chair I'm a
hurry or fall 10 the floor. At nights
] had 20 lie on my back 90 get any
sleep at all and I was so restless I
couldn't sleen but very little in this
position At times 7 couldn't hear
the least little noise. not even my
little boy talking 10 me I tried
every medicine I heard OF but moth
ing seemed 70 help me and i became
very Respondent thinking I wasn't
ever going 20 get we'll
Il finally read "a statement from
"a lady whose case was SO similar 20
mine that I bought bottle Of Tan
lac myself. and the relief I got from
the very first bottle was nothing less
than remarkable. ] have taken three
bottles now and feel like a new per-
son Everything | eat tastes so
good. and I enjoy my meals better
than I have I'm a long time. I never
have backache anymore. am free
from stomach trouble and nervous
ness. and sleep on my side now in
perfect comfort 7 Just feel happy
MI the time and do my homework
with perfect ease owe my pres
rnt good health 10 Tanlac and shall
never tire telling others what this
grand medicine has dore for me
Tanlac Is sold IN South Bend at
the Central Drug Store and i'm Mish-
awake At The Red Cross Pharmacy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
TrUO Hundred Dutch Farmers
Will Help HwUest the Wheat

~ Associated Press.
NEW YORK. MAY 31.-Two hun
dred Dutch farmers who viii help
harvest the wheat crop In the mid
die west d.ring the coming summer
arrived here TODAY on the Holland
American line steamship Rotterdam
from Rotterdam. Holland. They
will go from here to Minnesota.
North and South Dakota. and other
states i'm the wheat belt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01

manency Of the congress. Julian
Mack, of Chicago, chairman of the
melting. ruled the resolution out OF
ed discussion which lasted for more
than two hours When the ques-
tion was brought to a vote the
chairman was sustained. 142 to g.
and the congress will dissolve at the
close of the present session.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-01
JEWISH CONGRESS IN
HEATED DISCUSSION

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 81
The second session Of the American
Jewish congress, which met here
Sunday. was threatened with dis
ruption by the introduction Of a res
olution designed to assure the per
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

@errfbnft uuf ben Bbilippinen fotpie
Die Griibte iener 9erridaft ielb1t bon
nnerfen11en obne Die grrungenidaften
ltnferer @egier11ng gu fdmdlern. nnb
8e1peiie fir Die erfoIgreiden Inter
nebmnngen iener f0nnten nod ber-
mebrt tper6en. &nlap, in ieinem
Guide 8oof Of tie Bbilippine Al1es-
tion" unb Senor Sole s.. Meleneio,
in bem I'M September 1919 at @nfb-
ington ge6rudten Seft: arguments
againit Bbilippine Snoepenbence nno
their Mnspers" bieten iolde 8eneiie,
mie nnb Die a%ngefubrten urteile 8e-
lege 6afMr bilben. 9errn Senfle 1n6
BEN 2eiern beg .@briitian Sernlo"
more gu. rotten, iid 0ieie ausfunft al
neri9nffen, Dor anem 6amit ierer
.1ih in 3ufunft Dor iol6en irrefm-
renben Dnritellungen umioleidter biz
ten m0ge. 9as mare iebr at MINI
iben, 6en11 menn 19on Muen Die
8fIidt Der @ere9tigfeit obliegt, 70
Iiegt iie boppelt ienen OF. 6ie borge-
ben, 6ie 5ade BEG @briitent1ms for-
bern gu tpo1en g.. ct. BEG GO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

itarre Regierrngsfpitem, 6as lie ber-
f0rpert, tati6dlih gera0e5u einer1
.Seil Der uebeI f0r6ert, an Denen ooS
8olf ieBt leioet, Der Bolfsbertretung
Die Mogli9fen gibt, iid in u%1tofrati-
i6er Mndt1telung al beridnn5en
unb 6es 8olfes @inen at 19an6en gu
MAIDEN; un6 6aB cine 8un0esforben-
tion, tpie fie Die Berfaiiung ielbit bors
liebt, bonn &ongreB einberufen per.
Ben foute, nm Die 8erfaiiung 5u re.
bioieren unb Tie, Den gegentpartigen
8e6irfniiien nn5upalien.. Sic Bartei,
Ole. cine iolde Sor6erung in lire Blat-
form einfdlieBt, miro unabbangige
un6 fortinriHlibe Bdbler in alen
Eeilen 6es 2an6es nm ibr Banner
19aren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26

lie an. Gorous erflart itd Die Ser
ldieoenbeit in ben Saitenheroror11n;
gen friiberer 3eiten uno unierer t3ei1
i'm aagemeinen uno I'M beionoeren.
Die Stride @ottes lit iomit ni6t Ell.
ne EDrannin in ben Saitengebote1'
un6 tie 1T ou6 r1ibt meltfremo. Die
@atbolifen, sic ibrem @ebote uiaiq
Golge leiiten, ~bergeben lid ni9ts NIT
be5ug auf lire 8eri0nlt9feit. SIN @e.
genteil, tie uerben eritorfen als Wfen.
iden in ibrer iittliden Mni9a11u1g
uno tie tperben ols fatbolii6e Gbrtlter
6rie6en un6 Sreuoe finoen in ibrem
@er5en, nno iie mer6en benz lieber
@ott oofiir 6anfen, ooB er tie aud
m1f oem @ege 6es Saltens nno oer
5oltengebote alS @ottesfinoer erad-
tet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-02-26
Oetterret@ miro &ilfe
5mtetl.

Die &iIfsberipre9en, Die IN Der am
ID. 6ebrnar been6eten ISOLDE bon
Seem Oorf nod @ien an ben 8raii.
benton Ser 0iterreibiiden Repnblif
abgegangen fin0, meroen bort nit Ell
nem Got lei Danf!" anfgenomme11
tporoen fem. l1miomebr, als benz
Beripreden Sic Sat auf benz Sube
nahfolgte. Cine Anmei1ung auf $50
lie $50 Bafete, nit Nabrungsmitteln
lag Dem @dreiben BEL, mel6es bas
amerifoni1de &ilfsfomitee fir bic
01terreidii9en @otlei0enben Der eriten
DepeIde an Bralioent 5etb nod
i6idte.
Damit tp6re Ser Mnfang gemabt,
|un0 es Iiegt nun in ben Sdnoen al
Ter mitlei6igen uno bilfsfreuoigen
2el1te, ser eriten 5en0ung tpeitere
Mmpeiiungen in imner fuiiraen tper-
|6enben 3mii9enraumen nnb in im=
mer gr0Beren 8etrdgen folgen gu lal=
fen. Die Depeibe, Die Braiioent Setb
erbielt, mar bon benz friberen ome=
|ritoniiden 8otidafter III 8ien, Sire
|berid s. Benfielb, nnter5etdnet, To-
(mie bon bent @eigenfinitler SriB
&reisIer nno Dem %friiberen ita6tiiden
Rommiiiqr Solepb Sartigan.
ssn BEN nq6iten Sagen bofft Der
|MuS1duB Der Silfsgeieuidaft imltan=
Sc gu fem, cine Miuion Collars au=
lammen5ubringen. @oHte oas geltn=
gen, un6 bel frdftigem 3ugreifen al
Ter bie]igen 9entI9-S nno
aaer Dentiden iiberbaupt fann oas
Dertpirflibt meroen, Damn mdre Der
lhlimml ten Scot nnter Ser &tn0erbe=
p0lfernng @iens %ge1temert. Sic @r=
baltung Ser be6robten &tnoerleben TT
ielb fperitdnoli6 oas erIte 3tel> 0as
|fid Sic &ilfsgeeni6aft gefebt bat: Ser
5dabmei1ter Ser 0iterrei6i16enSilfs=
lgelenlhoft lit ser Brdfi0ent Der @qui=
|toble Ernlt 60, Mlpin 50. &red, 81
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