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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-11
CARD FROM MAYOR-ELECT
GLOVER.

Friends and Fellow Citizens Of Col.
umbus:-
feel very keenly the .nadequacy
Of mere words to express my very
genuine thanks and profound appre-
citation for the honor you have con-
ferred upon me in your nomination
Of me as your Chief Executive Officer
Of our City; and desire to avail
myself Of this opportunity to assure
all the people Of the City Of Colum-
bus that ! will at all times and under
all circumstances conscientiously en-
deavor to do those things which /
conceive to be for the best interests
Of this city and all its people.
Some of my friends may possibly
be laboring under the erroneous idea
that because they are my friends they
will be allowed to do as they please
with impunity. Friends, let me
solemnly and firmly assure you now.
that you were never so thoroughly
mistaken. 1t is my most earnest hope
that none of you will ever be brought
before me charged with an offense
against the Law,-but if you are, let
me admonish you, you will be dealt
with fairly, justly and impartially ac-
cording to the Law and the evidence
and on exactly the same basis as an
utter stranger and one who has net a
claim of friendship upon me. NY
real friends will have no desire other
than that | do my duty as an officer,
fearlessly and impartially. | merely
give you this warning, my friends,
and If you expect me to exercise off
cial leniency and consideration to-
wards you then you must be consider
ate Of me, my honor, integrity and
oath and put me to no test of this
character; because | here and now
promise the law observing people and
warn the law violators that | shall
begin on my first official day to PER-
form my duty to tie letter and It
shall be my purpose to 50 continue
throughout my administration.
| want to say with all the sincerity
of which ! am capable to those who
were against me, | bear you no i'll
will. deny to no man that right
enjoyed by eta'S free born American
citizen-the same prerogative which
| reserve to my self-that is: to vote
for and support from he pleases. 1t
shall be my purpose to be the Mayor
of and for the whole city and all the
people and for no particular class;
1t will be a real pleasure to serve
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-11
THERE WAS AN OLD GEEZER


There was an old geezer and he hac
a lot of sense. He started up a bust
ness on a dollar eighty cents. The dol
lar for stock and the eighty for an ad
brought him three lovely dollars in a
day, by dad!
Well, he bought more goods and a
little more space, ard he played that
system with a smile on his face.
The customers hocked to his two
by-four and soon he had to hustle for
a regular store. Up on the square,
where the people pass, he gobbled up
a corner that was all plate glass. He
fixed up the windows with the best
that he had and told them all about
it in half page ad.
He soon had 'cm coming and hi
never, never quit, and he wouldn't
cut down on his ads one bit And he'f
kept things humping in the town ever
since, and everybody calls him the
Merchant Prince.
Some say it's luck, but that's all
bunk-why he was doing business
when the times were punk
People have to purchase and Geezer
was wise-for he knew the way to
get 'em was to advertise.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-11
RETAIL CLERKS.

a very interesting meeting of the
Retail Clerks was held on Thursday
night at the X. Z. Hail. There was a
good attendance, and a hearty spirit
of cooperation was manifest 1t was
announced that at the next meeting,
to be held on April 22nd, refresh
ments would be served. All members
whose dues are in arrears, and also
those who have not received their
membership cards, should see Miss
Angie Dotherow, secretary, and pay
their dues and secure their cards.
Miss Dotherow is at the oLeb store.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-11
POSTELS
ELEGANT FLOUR

1t is a flour whose excel
lence is the result of over
three generations of
flour milling experience.
1t is today the accepted
standard in thousands
of Southern hom e S
where delicious "eats" of
the very highest sort are
found.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-11

and welfare of our city We are the
servants; you are The masters and
we win be glad TO have you with us
when we are attending to your BUSH
ness.
Again thanking you for your ex-
pressions Of confidence and assuring
you Of my deep appreciation for the
honor, / am,
Most respectfully,
A. Y. GLOVER.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-11
SAYS PAVING JOB GOOD.

Mr. H. l.. Weeden, inspection agent
Of the Portland Cement Association
arrived in Columbus yesterday and
made preliminary inspection of the
street paving work being done here
lie stated that Columbus was getting
a good job Of paving and that it was
being properly laid. Mr., Weeden ex-
poets to spend several days here dur
ing which time he viii make com
plete and detail investigation and I'M
spection of the work here.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-11
JUST THE THING

A nice cottage; close in. Possession
the first Of September. Price cheap.
One thousand dollars in cash; balance
on time. Will sell tomorrow. See
it and you will buy it,
MAER REALTY co.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-11

Entered at the Postoffics at Co'um-
bue, Miss, as Second Glass Matter.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-11

Hiram Johnston ran away with
Wood in the Michigan primary
Woods superb organization and bar.
rel Of money were showed under
Michigan has had enough of scandal
in her political affairs. Newberry, her
United States Senator, is already I'M
der sentence for boodling.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-11

Mrs A. +. Davitte and her father,
Mr., l.. h. Moss, Of Birmingham, Ala,
are here on visit to Mrs. c. j. Buck
and Miss Blanche White, No. 220
South Fourth street.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-11

The Jackson News says that the
state needs less statesmen and more
school teacher and more statesmen.
the state, but the nation needs less
school teachers and more statesmen.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-11
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers to The Dispatch who
receive their papers by carrier
or through the mails will confer
favor on the management if they
will file written complaint Of any
failure of the paper to reach them
promptly and regularly.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-11

Probably Woodrow is going to wait
to see if the sisters viii have a say so
in determining the Presidency.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-04-11
III HIS \ BOY

See our Wash Suits for him. Simon
Loeb d Bro. 1t
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
FOR SALE.

900 block Jackson street. close 20 Cool
Spring Park. 10 rooms BATH porch, heat
Nice residential section.
Store and dwelling. Eighth and Wind.
sor streets. . rooms and BATH good
business location.
iiia West Third street. rooms bath,
hot water heat; nne, deep yard. Sold 20
settle estate. Vacant
c. J. O'KEEFE,
Mortgages, Insurance. Notary Public
Phone 1881 West Seventh 81
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
PRICES FALL
IN YAKIMA
Farmers Allow Produce to
Rot Rather Than Ship
At Loss
JAPANESE PACK
BY HOME LABOR

YAKIMA. wash. oct. 3O.-Inviia-
iions are being issued by ranchers in
the Yakima Valley 20 free melon par
ties Motorists are hailed with the
request 10 tear IN and help yourself" 4"
The Wayfarer fsiahl shes him, f
In the center Of iO-acre patch Of
luscious WaiermClOns or canial0upcs
and slices open on after another
urail the ultimate In melon delight is
obtained.
The small boy does not sneak forth
by starlight TO coon melons, he
borrows big knife or a gunnysack
at the farmhouse door and plung S
into a melon debauch.
It's the same with tomatoes and
sweet peppers in many sections "
/ The valley.
Meanwhile, in the Seattle market
cantaloupes are two for a quarter
and a slice Of watermelon costs 10
cents
The cheapest varieties or melons
sell for cents each here in Yakima.
vet Nhe growers cannot afford 10 crate
| and ship their product. Thousands
/ of dollars and months OF hard toll
arc LOST and .he ranchers hardly can
understand Why.
81 pack 36 cantaloupes in a crate y
explained one grower. "Nam paid u
cents for The Tot n Yakima, and prom
ised ne return Of IN crate. II
don't happen 10 get the crate, I'm ou
26 cents for that
"The express rate 10 Seattle, th'
! nearest large market, is I2ia cents
Evening journal., 1920-10-30

The commission man. go.s i2k cents.
! have been paying $3.50 and So a
day. with board for packers. and
every crate OF melons I have shipped
have resulted In dead loss. u is
cheaper 20 let them rot ON the vines.
No attempt is made TO charge any
thing for melons or tomatoes. During
the week that pheasant shooting was
permitted 10 Yakima county, hunters
duenched the thirst Of ih'er dogs by
breaking open a dozen or more OF big,
ripe waiermelons and letting the AMI
mais Ian up the Juice. The fines.
quality Of canialoupe could be carried
on without price.
only The japanese were packing.
and they made use exclusively of
home labor. women and children do
( Ing The work FOR which the white
farmer would be compelled TO pas
high wages.
The heavy Yakima potato crop is
also going TO b. sold at loss, tho
ranchcrs say.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30

Business chances come unler plan-
tlry forces during the coming mouth
The Want Ads vii bring favorabla
returns
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
ARTS ENnInTr Al ARDEN

An arts and crafts exhibit viii be
given at the Graft shop at Arden to-
day and tomorrow, exhibits will be
open for inspection from D o'clock
In the morning until o'clock In The
afternoon
Several Of the artists and craftsmen
who compose the Arden Craft Guild,
make their living by their hand-work
Their work will be on sale or similar
work on order.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
c. ]. O,KEEEE.
FOR SALE.
MMEDIArE POSSESSION.

IMMEDIATE foSShSNlON.
40 W. Eighteenth st.-Nine rooms,
bath. porch. heater.
2iO0 Washington St-Eight rooms.
bath. porches.
sos w. Fourteenth St.-Six rooms,
bath, enclosed porch, heater, stationary
tubs
Sii Franklin St-Twelve rooms, bath.
porch, heat, two hrcpiaces, garage space,
large lot.
bath. porch, heater
pOi jefferson 81. Is W Cor. Ninth
St.l-Nino rooms, bath, store, porch,
heater
7O0 Concord Ave.--Six rooms. bath.
store. porch hot water heat
1uI Spruce St.-Sevrn rooms and hath.
iOiO,s Reed st-Six rooms. bath,
porch, heater.
VIM. H. GIBBONS, INC,
Ninth and Orange Streets.
n. $. Hickman, Successor. u. a A. Ti3
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
FARMS

10 acres. with modern home $4,000.
l. acres complete. seven miles 20 VII
mingfon. $500.
Gl acres. best of land, nine miles 70
Wilmington. $500
los acres, large buildings. $500
100 acres. seven miles to Wilmington,
S20.Oo0
20 acres. splendid fruit farm, $1,000.
35 acres. on main pike. $1,000.
40 acres. convenient TO railroad and vii
lage. $1,000
20 acres, IN Newark, Del. section, 5000.
IS acres. near kennctt nike. $500.
acres. truck aud fruit farm. modern
home. 81 500.
i25 acres. "A miles from Wilmington.
Sa500.
i55 acres, near Chestertown, Nd. $1,000.
lg5 acres, West Chester, Pa. section
$4,000.
Dozens more, an sizes and prices.
Our city and suburban lists also IN
clude many special at reduced hgures'
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
NOV poyynIFS CAUGHT

As a result Of the breaking of win
dows Of Russells meet store 1911
Tainall street. and The Tire shop. per
peiratod. 10 is thought, as lalloWe en-
pranks. about six boys. ranging IN
age from ~ 10 i6, will Dc before the
Juvenile Court at its next session.
Two of the boys who had part In
the breaking Of the windows were
arrested by officers Andrew Devenney
and Gold.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
mo- FXPLAN MINE LAW

The law governing the manufacture
" wine Tor private purposes will he
explained by Antonio Camineili. COM
missioner Of immigration Tor the port
,f New York. at a meeting Of italian
residents in the Victory Theatre,
Fourth street, between dupont and
Scott streets. at o'clock tomorrow
evening. other matters Of interest
10 the Italians also will be explained
An excellent musical program will
be given under the direction Of Pro-
cssOr GiampietrO.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
SOMETHING NICE
FOR SALE

Corner property 22i0 Pine ST.,
everything up to date. In good con-
dition.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
WpDOVE nm 81. BRIDGE

With the completion Of repairs orr
dercd 10 be made after an inspection
Of the structure, Eleventh street
bridge is now in good condition. A
number Of wornout planks have been
replaced.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
MAJ. HOUSEHOLDER TRANSFERRED

Major Eugene n. Householder, OF
the adjulanl- generals department, has
been transferred from duty as In
ssruclor at the United States Military
Academy West Point. TO assistant 10
the adlutant at Baltimore. Major
Householder Is son OF Mrs. Frank
Householder. OF Delaware City.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30

The Wants are an inexpensive way
Of seeking boardors The wani5 are
read by Thousands who are quick 10
take advantage or the opportunities
iord.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30
JAMES }. COHEN,

Real Estate and General Insurance
Broker.
Phone 3275-W. $50 Market st.
Evening journal., 1920-10-30

The Want Ads featuring transpor-
tatlon Will be largely answered 10
morrow and during the comins week
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-05

Eneigerte iib gan5 einfnbl baS 8elb 81
geben, morouf Der Sunge fleinlaut
nnr6e nn0 iid ielbit lamt iei1em Ste
bolper benz &aliierer uuslieferte.
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miro bonn %. Mnguit an IN Sontb
Dafotn &ebsn I'M Sntereiie ieiner
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na6iter 3ett geerntet iein ner6en.
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trei6es om |. Nnguit bollen6et lit.
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len ~ Sabre alt, lit bielleidt sic dl=
teite 6rnlt, Sic ie in Gii6=Dnfoto cine
2uftrei1e mnhte. 0ie olte 6rar, Sic
in einem En1iagier=Meroplan fnbrI
freute ii6 hires @rlebniiies rn6 be-
balterte MIR, baB 0ie 6abrt nibt Ian
ger geoaltert babe.
Mit6eu. - @inlo6nngen CUR gin=
reidl1ng bon Mngeboten fir Sic gr=
ridtung bes g%eplonten Maispalait=
Mn0itoriums in Mithen iin6 erlaiie11
mpr6en ur0 es lit geplant, 6ie Mnge=
te innerbolb 80 Eogen 511 0ffnen. Sc
ban6elt ii6 TIM Mngebote fir BEN 8al1
nit alien Srnen= un6 MnBenarbeiten.
Sic BlGne fins bereits fertig. Dus
Mn6itorinm Iou $500 Sibpldbe ba=
ben.
Wotertotpn. - Sic 8i9er 6es Mi=
ieiiors, 6ie eben Dem @onntD=Nn0itor
iibergeben por6en fin6, 5eigen eine
grb0bung ser 5teuerbepertung bon
@r11n6= nn6 eBrionnleigent1m bon
21% Miuionen Collars.
Ma6iion. - 59ofbeitber Ser bieii=
gen @egen6 baben insgeiamt $4,000
8fun6 @oue 1raa ei1em Marfte i'm
Often gefanot. Wan6e ser Sarmer
6ieier @egen6 baben big 5n $50 S6o=
fe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-05
.PoltnaNriNten aus
der alien Eeifnatb
9i4etmLanb.

aoblen5. Ole 5taotperorbneten-
beriammlung nabm sic 8efoloungs=
regelung fir bie 8eamten unb Beitan=
gelteqten an. Sic Meebrausgaben be-
tragen gegen 6as borige Sabr orei
WiQionen Marf,gegen oas Sabr 1914
7,24,O000 Marf. Bei9loiien murbe
0as Mietben bon &aiiumen I'M S6loB
fir Wnienms5mefe our nnterbrin=
gung Ser 1taotiiden Sammlnngen.
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brand, Der einen S9a6en Don rnno
10000 Marf peruriodte, entltanb I'M
5augartener @ul6, mo- Souri1ten ge=
legentlib beg Mbfo9ens Sen 8ran6 in
~fabrla1iger 8eiie ber1riadten. Dem
6ener fiel Elm innger Smnenbeitano
bon 20 Worgen gum Opfer.
giien. Mie in elmer 9ibnng Ser
Observation-Disclosures St6bte un0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %t1itgeteilt mltr=
Sc, iin6 Sic Melbnngen onf Die 4nr=
neutrality-suspicious. Sic befannt=
lib Biz gum 10. Stunt 5u erfolaen hat=
ten, 6nr6 bte Observation-Disclosures
@emein0en MIR gum She'll nno in
gana berf6min6en6em 11mfange en-
folgt. No6 Ser v@erner 3eitnnq"
fat Elm Sell Ser @emeinoen gar nihts
Elm on6erer Die @dlfte, 5pei Drittel
ober 6rei Giertel 6es 8eoarfes arqe=
mel6et. Ser @rnno Ser teilmeilen
! Nidtanmel6una lit 6arin GIT inhen,
6aB man auf cine quite l1n6 reibli9e
o&rtoffelernte re6net.
Seiterreid.
@ien. - @ie mir ser u&eidspolt It"
e%ntnebmen, fan0 in Snnsbrnd Ser
nor0tiroler &atbolifentag itatt. Die
Gogung nabm unter gutter 8eteili=
g11ng einen gldn5enoen @erlauf. SIN
&abmen Ser ougemeinen Tagnng fan
Sen cine &eibe Don Seftionsperiomm-
l1ngen itatt, 10 Ser 9aritatiben Ser
religi0ien @ereine, ser @an6el's nn6
Observation-Disclosures, Ser Mrbeiter nn6
Nrbeiterinnen, ser Observation-Disclosures
6rauen, Ser 8reiie= un6 Ser Sngen6=
feftion. Sbnen idloB iih Elm ollge-
meiner Sl1gen6tog, Elm glternabeno,
|eine 6eitberiammll1ng nno Elm Seit=
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1ern iino in err ter 2inie 6ie tiroli1den
Nomen tpie Bilbof 81. 9igm1no
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5. 2luau1f, go

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rat 81. Midaro 9teiole gu netr1en,
Damn sic uustpartigen Steiner Or.
2ubtpig 56iela-Waunden grnu Or.
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sdlittenbuner-gi egensburg.Die orei
nihttirolii6en Heferenten erregfen
ni6t menig, Seniation. Snfolge beion.-
berer l1mitan0e maren am Gridei1e11
perbinoert oie Metoner. 2anbesbauM-
mann Or. Otto @nber-gregen5, Or.
Seim-Nfiin9en nnb Nntionalrat 2eo.
auni6ad=8ien.
gabern.
Wunden. - Sfer lit Geoaftenr
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rier" %geltorben. Sepfrieb, Ser Elm Al-
ter bon AZ Sabren erreidte, mar Elm
geborener WMn6ener, trnt' am ~. De
5enber 1904 in Ben Geoaftionsber=
bano Ser u9onan5eitung" in Balint
Elm. Sim 16. Mar5 1911 iibernabn1 er
I'M u8aDr. &urier" Die 2eitung 6es 10,
falen nn0 fommunaI-politiiden Cells,
tpelhe Mnfgabe er porbil6lid l0Ite.
Gin ernites garmleiben bat ben on-
i6einero riiitigen Mann unfs &ran-
fenbett %getporfen 11n6 feline ar5tlihe
Stunt bermodte mehr oie i6leidenoe
&ronf6eit 5u bannen.
@nr5bnrg. - 3ur6 Bermittlnng
0es 8iirgermeilters @rieier in 8mr5=
burg fam 5lpii6en gr5eugern, Sdin0=
Tern unb 2eitern 0es gilenbabnperlo=
mails tpegen 6es &irldenberfaufs cine
Ginigrng 5uitanoe. Ser gerfaufs-
preis fir &iriden, gtahel= nno So
bannisbeeren mnrbe fir bas Ffuno
nuf ITO Wnrf %feitgeiebt. l1eberihrei=
t11ngen merben itrofrehtlih berfolgt.
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ben. Sic Mbmnf1tng bat fir gang I'm
%terfronfen @n1tigfeit.
8aben.
gngen. - Ser @oubmoro an Den
Sug6aufieber 2ap bat nod INNER fei=
ne Mnffldrung g%efuloen. 0ie Staats=
antpnltl6aft bat cine gelobnnng bon
1900 Morf CUR grmittelung Ser Sd=
ter ~ausgeiebt. Inter 6em Beroa6t Der
Sat mur0en einige 8uri6en berbof=
tet, tie leugnen ober %bartnddig, Sen
Sagonnfieber eridoiien 5u baben.
Na6trdgli6 pnr6e etna 40 Weter
bonn Gbotort Elm nit &eiiig 5ugeoed=
ter Hebbod gefnn6er. Sic @il6erer
tparen mobl bon 2aD iiberrni9t NOR
BEN uno bntten Damn Sen 8eamten err
i6olien.
Mannbeim! - Das Monn6eimer
io5ialiltiihe 8latt idreibt: Sic Sc
noiien 4orner, 5taotrat 5itinger,
S6effer nn6 8eid in 2uomigsbafen
pltr6e nd6tlih bon Sen 6rnn5oien
berbaftet 1tr6 in ibren @obnunqen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-05
Voro=Ddfotd.

Sarge. Die Counties McSenrD
l1n0 8nr0 tDltr0en bon ei1tem Eorra=
90 heimgefltdt, Der Iei0er a1tb meb=
rere Menidenleben for0erte, Die So
ten. iino Srau Samle1 SAINT, nabe
Crate, nn0 Srau Nn6ren 8ob, nabe
Wfinot, iotpie Elm ru1befannter Mnnt
IN &ief. Ser Stl1rm fam aus Moro-
1peiten ltn0 ri6tete a1td5 Bel Srobii1er,
.Sasf., Canada, bel S6a6en an. Da=
ielbit tDurben 5tpei Gerio1en getotet
111to Is berlebt. Mn6reag 5tiber nnb
Srolt, tabe Drafe,pur6en beibe i6tper
Derlebt, als Der 5t,1rm ieoes @ebd11=
De auf ibrer Sarm 5eritorte. 8etoe
fp1trben ins Sospito1 nod Sarbep ges
brodt, no lie in fritiidem 3ultarbe
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5u0=Ddfotd.

Yierre. Nidter S. 8. Mc@bee
acknowledgements bon Mimeiota,
Ser bon @ouDernel1r Nprbef nit ser
Sertretung Sontb 9afotas betraut
1puroe auf Ser fiir5liden &onferen5
Ser uNational Goal Miiociation" in
Der 8un6esbauptltaOt> fat telegra=
pbil6 Sic bennrnbigenoe Gerlt9erung
gegeben, BOB fir 5outb 1afpta nno
ben gan3en Noromelten cine meitous
5nret6enOe Menge bon @oblen iiGer-
gelteQt it, nm iiber BEN 8irter Die
8eriorgnng beitreiten 5n f0innen. gr
erflart, oab etne geniigenoe gerior=
gnna itdergeiteat lit, nobel eS feline
Yreistreiberei geben lou, un6 0aB in
Musfiibrnng 0ieies Hlanes tdglib.
1000 8aggons &oble ali Sen Gods
Ser &afen 6es @rie.Sees an%sgelooen
peroen un0 odB bon bort in gleidem
3empo Die g%erlaonng 5ur Weiterbe=
for0ernng erfolgt. IS tperoen ouf
bieie 8eiie big gum 56lnie Ser
9diffubrt BORT 28>000, 900 Eonnen
&oblen nbgetaoen mer6en.
Nber0een. 80 Gin mooer1er &rai-
rieibooner, Elm @ol1s ouf Gd0ern, err
regte bieI Mlfmerfiamfett bier, als
0as bemerfenstperte 6ubrtperf einige
Stun0en ouf elmer StrnBe oes Be=
i6afsteiles Salt mo9te nnf ser
1nr6faDrt nab Sos Mngeles. Du5
Jlthripcrf miro bon Egerrn nno Sralt
5. Galloway u11o ibren beioen Sim
bern, bent $ Sabre alten George nno
Der 13ia6rige Marp aus Snoianapo=
liz, Sre., benobnt nn6 bot cine So
6enflaGe ten ] bei IA 5liB. IS lit 81
SUB bod, entbdlt bier 8etten, bier
gepnlIterte Stu6le, eleftriibe 8eleu9-
tlne unc 5oblreibe Senlter, sic au6
nit Gliegengitter1t berieben iinb.
We0oes. Sarmer aus Dielem
County baben innerbalb Ser 5nei Ieb=
ten 8oben SagelDerlulte in einer
Sabl bon mebr dis 200 angemeloet.
God 1de11en Die Berlllte i'm alge-
meir1en gering 5u iein, oenn gerlide=
rl1ngsabibdber erflaren, oaB lie Bis
iebt MIR an menigen Steqen S5dnOen
.Iefl1nOen babe1l Die boiler ais 20 9ro
gent iirt6.
Meroeen. Gin etma 16 Sabre
nlte yganoit erl6ien am Sbaiter
ser bieiigen 8ropn Brothers State
ganf nit eii11e11 @ebolber IN Ser Sanb
1nb Derlnngte faItladeInb $500 oOer
oas aebe1 6es Rniiterers. Ser Iebtere