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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14
Local and Personal Mention.

Mr.. Edward McCrady, of Birming-
ham, is in the city for day or two.
DR.. James Watkins, Of Columbia,
spent Sunday in the city with rela-
tives.
Mr. Jim Wood, Of the Poplar Spring
section, was a visitor in the city yes
terday.
Miss Annie Hinnegan, of st. Mat
thews, was the attractive guest of Miss
Sarah Bolt for the weekend.
Miss Claude. Gray has returned to
her home in Gray Court after visiting
Miss julie Childress for some time.
Miss Dorothy Angel, Of Hartsville,
Is expected IT. the city today to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Lancaster for sew
eral days.
Mrs. John w. Ferguson, Of Harts-
vile, is visiting Dr. and Mrs w. d.
Ferguson and Miss Mary Ferguson on
West Main street.
Mr. j. T. Robertson, formerly of
Gray Court and this city but now q
resident Of Lake City, was visitor in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. E. w. Perry and Miss Frances
Thames arrived in the city yesterday
from Greenvillc to spend few days
with friends in the city.
Mrs. Ella b. Lee, of Greenwood, and
Miss Mary McGhee, Of Lake Forest
ILL.,, were guests yesterday of MT. and
Mrs. w. II. Gilkerson.
Mesdames Lancaster Of Columbia
Lindsay Of Spartanburg, and Fuller
Of Greenwood were week end guests
of Mrs. f. p. McGowan
Messrs. Jas. H. Sullivan, r. A. Lit,
tie, r. r. Nickels and NJ. l.. Smith
left Monday for Georgetown to attend
a meeting of Masons.
Mrs. Walter Powell and two chill.
dren, Rosa Caine and Walter, Jr., Of
Whiteville, ~ c., arc visiting Mrs
Rosa l. Cane and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Hendricks ant
daughter, Mamie, and Mrs. E. o. An
derson left the first Of the week FOL
motor trip to Athens. Ga, Rome ant
thence to Birmingham, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Richey, Miss
Annie Fay Delaney and Mr.. Har
Richey, of Columbia, motored to tht
city Saturday afternoon and spent tho
weekend here with Mr.. and Mrs. w
r. Richey, ST..
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14

school district, to be used for school
purposes, have been filed with the
county board Of education. an election
is hereby ordered upon said question
said election to be held on the 9th
day OF April, 1920, at public school
building in said district, under the
management OF the trustees Of said
school district
Only such electors as return real or
personal property for taxation and
exhibit their tax receipts and
registration certificates as required in
the general election shall be allowed
to vote.
Those favoring the 4 mill additional
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14
CLEMSON MINSTREL COMING.
College Lads to Present Seasons Hit,
"Molly" DAVIS and ed" Freeman
IIeadliners.
(Contributed)

(Contributed)
And then once in every persons
lifetime there comes that supreme
moment of Joy and whatever you may
call it and that Is just what the Jazz
hounds and singing hounds of Glenn
son College are in business for And
on the night Of April 16, the glee club
from Tigertown Is to visit Laurens and
present to the people the best that
there Is in the world Of minstrels, at
the school auditorium. The cadets
have sixteen of the singingest, best
looking men in the state and they al
so intend to present the Tigertown
Jazz Six which is claimed to be the
best orchestra north OF the South
Pole. Then there is the six end men
who are going to the trouble OF black
ing their faces n everything just to
please the audience-m maybe they will
do more. The quartet is claimed to be
the best one in the South in every
thing except looks. Then there is
Molly" Davis who is claimed to be
the best comedian on the stage. A
prize consisting Of one sitting her is
to be given to the bird who sees Davis
in action and not loose control Of his
faces nervous system.
And then Laurens has always been
a Clemson supporting town and tho
cadets are going to do their best to
please those who please them by COM
ing out to see the fun. The minstrel
has been pulled off before this season
and it is claimed to be the best ever
produced by amateurs And since a
word to the wise is sufficient we will
just say that you will be sorry If you
stay at home and let the other fellow
go.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14

lax snail vote a ballot containing the
Wofd YES written or printed there
on. Those against the 4 mill addf-
tlinal tax shall vote a ballot contain
ing the word mo written or printed
thereon. Polls shall open at the hour
OF o'clock in the forenoon and shall
remain open until the hour OF 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon when they shall be
closed and the ballots counted.
The trustees shall report the result
OF the election to the county auditor
and county superintendent Of cdnca-
uon within ten days thereafter.
r. T. WILSON, Sup.
3S-3t BY order of County Board.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14
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GueSt-TaylOr.

Announcement was made in Ander-
son last week Of the marriage of Miss
Marcelle Guest, of that city, to Mr..
Ray Taylor, Of Laurens, the ceremony
having taken place in Atlanta Monday,
the bride being then on her return to
college in Gainesville. Mrs. Taylor
has visited here on several occasions
and has many admirers in Laurens
Mr.. Taylor is son OF Mr.. and Mrs
f. Is. Taylor, Of this city, and is a
graduate of Clemson college. Since
large electrical supply house and
has made quite success.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14
j. D. MOCK,
S. p. BALL,
Mel FLENlItG.
Attention, Camp Darlington No. sol.

Attention, Camp Darlington No. sol.
The camp is called to meet on Sat
urday, April nth, 1920. Business of
Importance to be attended to. Officers
to be elected and delegates to go to the
State and National reunions to be
elected. 1t is earnestly desired that
all veterans not members Of other
camps meet with us and join this
camp. Those who cannot come please
send dues.
j. d. MOCK,
Commander.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14
Survivors, Reunion.

Survivors of Company &c" 3rd S. C.
Regiment, Company sc" 14th S. G.
Regiment and Company sc" 3rd S. c.
Battalion will hold their annual re-
union at Gray Court, Caturday, May
Sth. Comrades with their families and
friends, together with the public in
general, are EXPECTED to attend. Col.
Brown and Capt Griffith are expect
ed. Hon j. j. McSwain, of Grcenyille
will speak. aet everybody bring
something to eat.
j. d. MOCK,
S. p. BALL,
MEL FLENiItG.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14
"FOund Seven Rats Dead In Bin Next
MOrning."
j. d. MOCK,
Commander.

Robert Woodruff says: "My prem
ises were infested with rats | tried
RAT-SNAP on friends recommends
ton. Next morning found seven dead
rats in bin, two near feed box, three
in stall Found large number since.
No smell from dead rats 'BAT-SNAP
drys them up. Best thing have ever
used" Three sizes, 25c, soc, $l.OO.
Sold and guaranteed by Laurcns
Hardware Co., Putnams Drug Store
and Kennedy Bros.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14
Reception at OwingS.

One Of the most enjoyable affairs in
the social life OF Owings was the re-
ception given Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Charlie Brooks Owings. in honor
of Mrs. Johnson Hunter and Mrs.
Miles Hunter, both recent brides OF
this place.
The guests were met by Mrs r. 0.
Hunt In the receiving line with Mrs.
Owings were the honor guests. Mrs.
Johnson Hunter, Mrs. Miles Hunter.
Mrs. l.. Blakely and Mrs. DR.. j. w.
DuPrce. Mrs. Margaret DuPrcc in
vitcd the guests into the hall to the
punch bowl. In a bower Of lovely
spring flowers and pottcd plants Mrs.
r. II. Wilson served delicious fruit
punch.
Tables were arranged in the sitting
room and dining room for Rook. Lit
tie Margaret DuPree, lovely in tur-
Quosc blue taffeta dress. distributed
the tally cards which were suggestive
OF the season OF the year with their
covers OF bluc-birds, the first har-
bingers Of spring. During the Rook
game Mrs. Owings' culinary art was
tested by the delicious white and pink
mints. The hour was quickly spent in
trying to spell the word Hunter.
Several OF the ladies succeeded and
after drawing. Mrs. Blakely was the
successful winner. with a few gra-
cious words she presented each of the
brides with a hand-embroidered linen
piece, the work OF the hostess.
A delicious salad course was served
after which the mints were passed in
cut glass bOn-bon dishes.
Mrs. Owings proved herself most
gracious hostess and the afternoon
will not soon be forgotten by those
present. A delightful scene indeed
with the potted plants and cut glass
bowls Of hyacinths with the soft glow
from the electric lights. and hanpy
voices mingled with the sweet melodi-
Gus strains Of instrumental solos, rem
dered by Miss Helen Vance.
6 boxes best matches for 25c, at J
C.. Vnrne e. (n (bDtb ctproc1
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
state OF South Carolina,
County Of LnurenS.

number Of the qualified electors and
|frcc-holdcrs residing in Sullivan school
district No. 7, Laurcns county. South
Carolina, asking for an election upon
the question Of voting an additional
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14

See our Bargain Racks Of Shoes and
Slippers. Find your size. $1.9S to
$3.50. Closing out odd lots and odd
sizes. j. G.. Burns & Co, both stores,
Laurcns, s. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14
At Long Branch.
q Co.

There will be an entertainment and
ice cream supper at Long Branch
school, April 18th, ut o'clock p. NJ.
The public is invited No admission
will be charged.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14
Piles Cured In 6 to II Days

Drefists refund money II PAZO OINTMENT fails
- eItc,ilna. G.iud B,cediDg or Protrudine Piles
Instantly relieves itchipa Pies, and you can &c;
'''r' alrcD after The 0fst application. Price lSo
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14
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SOCIETY.
Il IL ~ y. z. j. i. 4. j. i. ). .k j.
Entertains mr. K.n Glib.

Mrs. IL. ". More delightfully."- enter
tanned the "T. K" Club at her home
on South Harper street last Wednes-
day afternoon. During the afternoon
the game of Rook was enjoyed after
which a delicious ice course was
served.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14
Dariington-i'0dd.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Deane Darling
ton announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Claudia Irby, to Mr. James
G. Todd, the wedding to take place in
June.
The brdc-to-be is an attractive and
talented member Of the Laurens
social set. Mr.. Todd is one Of
the most prominent Of the young
business men Of the city and
won an enviable reputation during the
World War in which he saw much ac-
tive service dis Il lieutenant of infan-
try. Both the bliderto-bc and the
groom-to-be are members Of Laurens'
most notable families and are connect
ed with many OF the leading families
Of South Ca.Cl'na. They have Il large
number Of friends throughout the city
and state who will learn Of this an
nouncemcnt with great interest
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14

See the Ladies' Ready y-to-Wear. Hats,
Dresses, Shirtwaists, Skirts, and I'm
derwear at both stores, J. G. Burns
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14
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Dinner Party.

Thursday evening Dr. j. II. Powe
and Mr.. Allie Lee entertained the
members Of their bridge club and sew
eral guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G.. Lancaster on South Har-
per street. The Lancaster home,
which is ideally adapted to entertain
ing, was unusually pretty for this oc-
casion, color scheme Of pink being
carried out in decorations and flow
ers, pink carnations ornamcnting the
table sand pink candles shedding a
delicate glow over the dining room
table. A siX-coursc dinner was
faultlcssly served after which the
party joined IN conversation in the
drawing room. The guests were MI.
and Mrs. w. G.. Lancaster. Mr. and
Mrs. r. c. Gray, Misses Annie Belle
and Bess Childrcss, Misses Hattie
Kate and Ruth Easterby, Miss Alice
McClintotk, Miss Fdmonia Garrett,
Messrs. Ben. A. Sullivan, Jr., Roy A.
little, Chas. f. Flemng. Jack Nc
Gravy.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-04-14

6 boxes best matches for 25c, at J
G. Burns &c Co., (both stores).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-12

einaige unterridtsiprade ii Ben 0f-
|fentIid]m 9dulen oes 2atrbes lem
ione. so min es befa1ntlid 9err
ssanes M. Coz Der 6emofrntiide
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a11d baben.
,ganie finoen gelegentlib audi 11ntter
Daiiiainnern forgeuiaIe Raturen. gng-
latto u1lo 5ranfreih bat Borberei-
t1ngen getroffen, Bob Dem 5tu0ilm
Ser 6eutiden 5prade IN Submit gal15
erbeblid mebr Aufmerfianlfeit ge-
fhenfH meroen fnnn uls bisber. 4ber
gdnfen 1T aud Durb geiipiele IdtDer
preoigen. @d11ie ino ol1ulm. 9iefer
Mnffdt 1T offenbar audi Der sSoabo
5tatesman, Ser iid9 Mber ie11en Be
idIuB foIgenbermaBen a1sldBt:
uDe Mugfubrnng oieies gef6lui-
les niiroe ben Mmerifmism1s Der;
SelbIfDernidf11ng 5%ufiubren. 9ie Ser.
Stnnten baben lire berborragenoe
5tenrng als Beltnpadt mf ben Or
fabrunger1 aroerer Ratiore1 N Der
Welt a~rfaebant. Sc farn niht mil
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes 5orfldritts
bereinbar fem, onB Die 4unerifaner
ge5pungen fem fonen, IN 33ltfurft
MIR 5u englifd preden6en 8erfonen
al ipred,en, MIR ergliide Bidder at
lefen, id gang uno gar Der Gnttpi-
deluna ait begeben Ole fd oara1tg
.ergibf, 6oB man aud bie 9nfidt
fremoer goolfer erfdbrt, oere11 5prn-
DE, @ebrdudhe 1tnb @}efebe fiidf bon ben
mnferen nnterideioer. uNur engliih1
mag fir Sic 8~rammer=@rabe GENT
gen, aber b0beres 5tu0iltm foroert
ond Elm gerHdno1is Ser gntpidlltng
Ser 8eH felt Qualification eiriebfe. Die
8eH mnrbe bon bielen 8olfern, Die
p%ieler1ei spraden re6en, enftpffeh-
Egr5iebling beniffgt penigifens Elm ge-
ringes gerfdn6r1is 6ieier Softer 1tno
TIRES Mntei1s an muoerner 2eben,
u11o e. mdre Sorbeh, moGte man Der
ssngen6 Mnrerifns Sic Siire Dor BEN
Muaen 5nidlogen, 6nrd Die ffe freten
mnHIen i'm biefes 8erffdnonis gu er-
Iangen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-12

.leebooten auf aaffabrteildife lagt
er, lit etlpus s6reflides, u1lo Der
Berlult BON Meuidenleben aIr1per-
Meiolif. SIT Das BON unferieeboote
beorobte 2auo uber Do1ig oaruuf por-
|bereitet. . neruuag es Den 5elno, OBJ
idredenoe MaBnabnlen %5utreffen. Die
lhredenOe MsaBnabmen 5utreffen. Die
Ieutlhen banDelten aaab ihren @rulo
laben nno baben Diele 5hi1fe obne
Dorberige @arnltngen auf ben Meee-
resbooen gelanot. Gin iolhes ent-
Idieoenes 9orgeben 1T Mir ben I'm
terfeefrieg obne 3Deifel am 5tpedmd-
Biglten. SIM Rriege auiiden atpei 2dn-
bern, teilt Der Sanoel Die 8efubrelt
oes bon unterieebooten be0robten
2anoes. 4uf ode Sale ieood, oa Gan,
Delsidiffe gerbinoung berItelen 5ui-
id1en einem Canoe uno ben Bunften,
bon oe1nen Die our Griegfiibrung not
menoigen 9ilfsmittel beaogen Dernen,
iolten iplde Shifabrtslinien auf ie=
Be art uno @eife nngegriffen mer=
0en."
@os ausgeaeidmet au ben 2ulitia-
nin-5an paBt. Gum 5dIuB beiBt es
IN Ser 4bbanolung: .8ie ~l1nterfee-
boote ab5ufhaffen muroe ein 3uge-
itdnonis iein Sin ioldes lit aber in
Der Hegel in itrategiiher 9infiht Der-
bdngnisDon. SIT ooem Rriege iiber-
baupt elm gnbe gu madden. 10 folten
oie Die Abfdafung Der Gaudboote be-
furtportenben Sbealiften fid gegen al
le ariegsriiitungen erfldren. @er=
Sen 0iefe aber fortgeiebt, 10 muB mon
ole 8affen uno 4ampfmittel 5u err
langen iuden, melde Die mooerne
@ifenid,af 5u eriinner unb au er=
finoen permag, einerlei, OF ite bon
oem IN 9aag abgebnlte1en &unDen=
tionen berpont tuoroen ftno ODER nidt.
9as lit BOD m~enigifens einrnal Ell
ne offene, ebrlide Sprabe, Ste Sic
Dem beltbIeriiden England Sic Mas-
fe lr1b boffentlid Die lebte bonn Sc
iidte berunter5iebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-12
5bietp, sic III 2onoor erfdeirt iagt
M1tffir 6arrifon:

|biep, Die III 3onoon eridelnt, iagt
Muftin Sarrifo1:
rSebst, unbe5u 5tpei Sabre mad
benz Gintritt Scr 8affenrube. befiI,
Del }id europa n Der Gage, Die fd
an beiten bur9 ben ner5ueifelten
Sdrei a11soriifen IdBt: unfer tag
lid grot gib ms beute. gom Hbein
Bis 8ln6ilDDitof, bon Der Office Bis
5um periiiden @oIf Iebeu Die g0lfer
IN eirem Dem 8erbungern naben s3u-
ftn11oe. III politiider Mnnrdie unb IN
bolfsUrtidaftlidem gbaos, neil lie
niidts proou5ieren h6rnen; aebn NfiI-
lloren 5rauen ur6 Ri,toer iuer6erl
MIR bur1 MiIotdtigfeit bon Mmeri.
fanern uno Briten notourftig an Sc
ben erbolten. Diefe entfesliden 3u-
itdnbe, Die fdlieBlib iber .gar5 GU
ropa id n~11soebnen miifien, puroerr
nidt o1trd} &rieg ber1trfabt; tie fiub
nidt Ste 5olgen ooer Die Ra1mebe1
bes Rrieges. Sic finb abiolut unb
gang brett berurfndt morben 6urd1
ben Grieoen bon gerfaiIes, Der MIR
6a5u 5uiammenge5immert nurbe, boz
nit Die 5ieger mad 2n1t11e unb 2uif
Deiter &rieg ffuibren f6nnen."
Mh oieien urteiI bes G~ngI61oers
iMnnen be1rte Sic 6errfenoer @eifter
Ennnr QG11Ac,r i;;;hornif a31@r Rnr TQ;r-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-12

ner oieies 2a1lbes 6n bergeben baben.
be5ugliiA oes Grieoens- un0 2igaper.
|trages BON geriaiaes, III Der Noben1-
|berpaN befdmpffen per0en. neber Die
fen @eierfab miro ..oas feierl Ste
ferenbum bes ar1erHanifden golfesa
am 2. Moper1ber lH~attfinben.
5enator Sar0ing, Der repubIifa-
niide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bat
lid Har u1b oeutIih balm a1isge-
iprod)en, oaB er e%intrete:
grfens fir einen fofortigen felbff-
tdnbiigen Srie6en nit ben eltropdi-
den Mtttelmddten olrd aongreBbe-
idluB
3meitet1s gege1t oie 5rieoensner.
TRACE bon geriniles nnb 81. @ern1ni1
oIg Mnericns untpur6iig, ulno onber
9rittens ge5en 8iI|ong Ratiol1e1l-
Iigo, 90 tie in ibrer iebigpn 5orm
@eItfrieoen nidt MIR ridt f6rbere,
fonoern iogar 0e%rbi1bere.
Stun bot @obernor gor, Der bemo,
.fratiide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., id
IN iei1er Inngen Mebe am 5nmitag
b6ren Iafien 1rn6 IN biefene ebenfnns
bret gunfte beaiiglib Ser Nationen-
liga eingeidIoffen Die fid aIfo 81.
famn1enfnifen laifen:
griteng fir einen 5rieoen nit ben
europdiflden MitteImdbfen gemdB
bent @etDnItfrieoen Ser europdiider
@ntentemddte o1er iiberbaltpt fiir tel,
nen 6rie6m. 9aber.
3meiteng fir Sic Sriebensbertrdge
bon geriniIes uno ct. @ermain, mie
Tie bon ben gntentem6dten nit boil,
Tiger umgebl1ng Ser 8iIfmden
8unfte biifftiert nur0en, ul16 oaber
AUDI
Drittens Fir Die Nationenliga obre
8orbebalte (referbati0ns), ober bteI-
lei6t nit e%rldntern6en grfIdrurger
Interpretations.
Serr Cog berlangf nIio, BOB bas
amerifaniide goH nod ~nadtrdglfd
obne ieglide gorbebaIte fir oos
NadtDen bon Berfaines fi1 a1sfpre.
de, bas bon 6erfe1poer Md1tnern al,
Ter el1ropdiifdden 2G16er ldrgif berar.
teiH tDorbe1 1T 1tn6 11nHe1tInies gIe11t
Mber Miaionen bon Menfden ge.
brndH bm. SSn ieiner englii9en Ste.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-12
Gcf6brliste mertc.

8as it EN- 2eben mert, bns uns
idIieBli9 nidfg meiter BOT, nIs baB
mir fnapp Dem Sungertobe entgan-
gen find, lnb bob mir &inber ii oie
8elt ieBten, Die Dem gIeiden 59id-
ial DerfaQen fin0? 9as if 6ns gro
BE Broblem, 6as Miaionen beiddf-
tigt."
9as lit nidt Der Musiprud eines
Gr5raoHalen, eines roten limiting
lers, zines gefdbrliden &eboIutio-
rrdrs. Sem anberer bt es geiagt, nIs
Sir 4udImo @eooes, Ser neue britt
fbe 8ofidnfter IN Bnibington. uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-08-12
marmift crit Rcntc?

Sic 8u1roesregier1tng Bat biefer
Gage a~ngefunoigt, baB fie riefige
Mengen bon 5leifd uno m0eren Nab-
rungsmitteln IN naen EeiIe11 6es 2nn-
bes gum offentlihen Berfaatf fel1en
merbe. mem Mnfdein mod tper1en Die
8orrate auf oen MarH gebradt mer.
Den, soie felt Dem gintritte 1tnferes
2unoes IN BEN Beltfrieg fit ben 8e-
BORT unierer 5trehfr6fte 5u Gamble
5unb gu 8aifer angeiaumeH m1tr6en,
nurmebr aber ffiir ibren urfprungli-
den 3Ded nidf mebr III Srage fom-
men unb boiler nie0er bent angemei-
men fredericksburg 5ugefubrt ner-
BEN ff0G1nen. Mh oem Gerfnufe oieier
2ebensmittel ideint 6ie Gegierung bie
4bfidt 5u berfolgen, einer 9rud atf
Die Freife, bor aaem sic SIeiidpreiie
uusauiibe1 1ro n11f bieie 8eife NIT
5ubelfen, Ole boben 2ebensfoifen 5u
berbiniger.
SIT oem 10, Damn bat es reidIib
#lange ger1tg ge6auert, Biz iiid) Ste bo=
ben 9errerr IN @aibington at einem
|5drhte entf6Iofien baben, Ser IN Ser
gefdmpfung 6es 8reismudyers nit
alien 2ebensbeoiirfniHm Inn Elm ge-
ringes erfolgreides at fem berfpridt,
a1s Bic BON SelbH1ob treifenoen
|6priide beg gnnoesgeneroIontpoIfs
u11o feline anfin6igungen oaB er Sic
5nrniter uno Sdieber Big a11fs Mei-
fer befdmpfen Deroe. @eruoe5n I'M
berifdnbli6 aber bleibt es BEL ane6em,
uarum bie gltnoesregier1tng erif belt=
fe 1dl 5u oiefem gorffoBe gegen Sic
bohen 2ebensfoifen 11o tire nrbeber
anfrafH, nafbem bic f%prtgeieBten
Ee1terungspreiie fir Sic Nnbrungs=
mitteI cine entipred5enoe Gteiger11ng
Ser Treiie aner nnberen 2ebensbeoirf
niife uno aIs n~ofpenoige SoIge oobon
a1ih Der 26bne benirft bnben, Sic
DoM ME mebr gd18Iid berfduinben
miro.
dUan fann ffid beim reoIidffert @iI-
len Seq 8er6afts rtidt ertDebren, baB
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Netp gorfs Morbfatiftif.

Rep Sort, z. auguif. - seit benz
I. ssanuar iin6 IN Der 5tabt Netp
gorf 50 Moroe begangen moroen, eit
lett esa5ren nibf erreidter Heeoro,
sic i'm gureau bes Embellishments
mitgeteilt murbe. Sn mn feds 5dner1
puroen ste M6roer iberfubrt, bod
in feinem ein5igen Salt ul1roen lie Deg
Moroes INT eriten @ra6 id11loig be-
funoen. anflage pr1rbe IN % 5daen
erboben; in 16 5dlen wuroe hber-
baupf feline gerbaftung porge1om-
men. MA1
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no bat e. es aefnat2 Auf Ser Brinee-
ton uniberiifdt, aeleaentlh Der
s5hIuBfeier bieier 5f1oienanitaH.
.Mnbetraht bes urnifauoeg. baB ser.
Serrfder I'M 8eiBe1 Sn1ie l~einerseiit
audi Ser 6err bon grincefon 1par, iit
.es tpidfia, aud oieie gntfade I'M Au.,
ae ~ bebaIten,
W,,n II % onprainos mohr aoR
,a;y M,,ffana feins Marte nj Giro.
= beaan a. hahs sih aor+ ono 1e,,p
sarar',,sg aer Ri,1as aeh;1net fanfe
= aio nom innitin,,prfer Q1finnnr1pr.
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2~lmcrifaniidcs Gcihcnf.

sdon bereitet uran fi6 in 9eutl4d-
lano anf 6as groBe an1erifanifbe Sc
idenf bon bielen SouIenoen bon Milh
fniben Dor. Son 8erlm aus fnrn am
II. Suli Ste foIgernoe Mel6ung, Die
in Dielen reidsoeutiben 1tn0 oeutldd-
0fterreidiiden 3eitungen gum 41s-
Druid gelangt:
Ser oeutide @e{9dftstrdger m
2onbon Fat an 16. S11li Dem Borfib-
enoen oes Nourifbing 5erDice cine
Ngote iiberreiht, IN Der er Inn 33npei-
lung BON 5diffen bittet, Inn 111ge-
fabr 100000 Mildfube, Die ameri-
faner 6eut1der abitamr1ung bent belt
fden Baterlanoe aIs @efdem angebo-
ten boben, nod DeutfdIar1o transpor-
fieren 5u fonnen.1 b
id6ftsttrdger IN 2onbon ge1uor1en 1T,
1pifier1 mir 11idt. 8n aber fein 8ro-
teit la1t p11roe, it a1%1genon1r1en, oab
bon britilder 5eite 1em 2iebesmerff
nidts IN ben Beg gelegt Der6en nirb,
nno bnB Bic OVERWHELMING Des Ser
febrs anifden nmerifaniidert ur1o
beutf6en 9dfen onrd 0ie @mfuigung
Ser friberen aloDo- unb Sopag.5Bs
fe 1ieDurdfubrung MIR f6r6ern mirbi.
She iiingffe MnfHnoiigurW Der MHte-
riean 9airD Cattle 60, f23 Beft
Maoifon 5treet, Chicago, 81, Die
oas 8erf IN Mmerica eingeleitet bnt
uno alem Mnf1ei1te mad n19 err
folgrei9 au gn6e fiibrer miro, befagt:
uDa nit geitimmtben at ertparten 1T,
oaB oie giebtrunsporte balo beginner
tperoen, 1T es n~otmenoig, baB ieoer,
Ser fid au elmer Sdenfung entfdlo}-
len, aber cine folde nod nidt ange-
mel6et bat, feline a%nnel6ung unber-
5uglid %einfenoe."
8e1m es Sen nmerifnni1den Garz
mern oeutfden 8lnts geliingen iollte,
biele Iaufenoe Don Mildfu6en ((be
3abl bunoerttmtfeno lift nobl biel at
bob gegriHeD nad B%el1tfd)lano a1ts=
8ufibren, Damn oirfen tie niirmabr
ito5 fem auf ibr 8erf. Sic mer6en
.iid oamit ben Hubm als 2ebensret-
ter bon ungeadblen unfduIoigen &in-
oern ertporben buben gergelPs ibnen
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