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Statesmen Wanted

COUNTY sales agencies allotted,
one Everyday" plays $1,000 rec.
ords, worth $40 steel needles. REG
ords last longer: simple 81.
THORNPATH'S. l404 w. Pratt,
Baltimore, Md 12-Sl.1t2347A
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Agents Wanted

AGENT WANTED to distribute
sample and sell Catarrh great
est remedy. Terms and sample
free. PEOPLES AGENT AND
SUPPLY CO., 3031. W 115th St.
Cleveland, Ohio. 2006A
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Situations Wanted Female

POSITION WANTED AS CLERK
In grocery. furniture, dry goods
or department store. Experienced,
Box 204, Downs. W. Va.
12.2S.3t.226OA
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Personal

PERsoNAL-Cut this out for
luck. Your future foretold;
send dime. age, birthdate for trial
reading. MADAME Z0DELLA.
Box 1893, Toledo, Ohio.
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PRACTICAL ZIMMERMAN. rock
work, coal loading or any kind Of
work around city. Write Morgan
Davies, American House, City
12-318t.2359A'
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Feed and Produce

We SPECiAIizB on lfSy. DIAM
Flour. Groceries g chicken!
feed. Best prices. FAIRMQNTs
FEED & STORAGE CO., Phone
40. 12-5-2sts1s7sAls
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1l5 ACRES, large orchard, good
seven rooms house with bath,
free gas. Other good buildings.
ION street car line. WoGtl con-
ssfda. city property in trade. For
par :.::cularS address Box :S00-A
The West VirEiuian.
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Houses For Sale

Bf5 oPPoRTUNIFX-Who wants
70 buy Broom house. bath, Dase-
ltenE electricity, gas, water, Garasa'
Lot 6bEB6. Must be seen 10 Dc ap'
pfeeikted Phone 112S-R. I'll MAJ.
ISeE 50 11-29-26t.IISLa
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Poultry and Supplies

POULTRY SUPPLIES. Out 1881
As page catalogue listing over SOD
articles of interest TO every poultry
IS ready for mailing. Free
for the asking. Don't miss It, THE
|. w. SCOTT COMPANY, 500 LIB,
ERTY AVE, PITTSBURGH, Pa )
12-2s-st2255A
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Houses And Lots

10 BuY Sell OR Rent see
Geo. 81. Brobst, .2ealtor, Protes-
ti6nal Bldg. 11.26-26t-lISsA
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. ] SELL FAIRMONT

~ SELL FAlRMONl
Z acres; miles out Grafton road
1900: one-half cash,
4.room Bungalow, Colfax; trade,
4 roor1E, new, jackson addition
trade for lot.
/ Good lots nesr Brass Plant and
Domestic Coke; easy terms.
Best Offer Takes the Following
sol State Street
$40 Cleveland Avenue.
10 Lincoln Street
II rooms, East Park.
401 Murray Ave; 0 rooms and bath;
easy tern1a.
Arms, near Monroe st. easy terms.
Lot Graham Heights; $780, easy.
LEVI B. HARR
Phone 3S1
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Situation Wanted, Male

HOUSE CLEANING WANTED by
expert. Phone Pleasant johnson
BOW. 1i.2a2stl777A
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Female Help Wanted

EXCEPTIONAL OPENING. Those
desiring plain sewing home. Any
sewing machine. City.Country. No
canyassing. Steady. To proven.
curiosity seekers send l2c. sam
pies. GOOD WEAR
CLOTH CO.. Inc, Asbury Park. y.
2@5TA
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WORK of any kind wanted. VIII
do homework, any kind Of pot
terry work, railroad or mining work.
Write W. W. Pearson, Wyatt, w.
Va. 12-31-6t-235SA
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YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD. Send
dime, blrthdate for truthful: re-
liable. convincing trial reading.
HAZEL HAUSE, Box 2l5. Los
Angeles, Cal. zS99A
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02
BLOCKADED
Every Household in Lubbock Should
Know How TO Resist IL.

Every Household in Lubbock Should
Know How TO Resist IL.
II your back aches because the kid
neys are blockaded,
You should help the kidneys with
their work.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for weak kidneys.
Recommended by thousands
here's testimony from this vicinity.
j. L. Campbell. Fluvanna. Tex,
says: II am out in the field bending
a lot and IL certainly makes my back
sore and lame. There were times /
could hardly get around and | had
bad headaches and nervous spells. /
also got so dizzy, l thought l would
fall right over. Nights my rest was
disturbed by having TO get up to pass
the kidney secretions, but since us
ing Doan's Kidney Pills, ] am greatly
relieved by that trouble. find by
taking a few Doan's now and then
that | am greatly benefited.
soc, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, y. Y.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02

Washington, Nov 90 America
and Japan were deadlockcd tonight
on limitation Of naval armaments.
The chief item in the Hughes pro-
gram was tied up in committee Of
experts who, il was revealed today,
are now arguing over the interpre-
tation Of certain facts relative %
capital ships.
The Japanese have Indicated a viii
ingness TO make partial concession
on their demand for q navy 20 per
cent as great as that Of the United
States and Great Britain but the
United States is standing firm for
the 60 per cent ratio, insisting that
The facts prove the 60 per cent ratio
is more than fair.
who will yield and when, and ~
" lat pricc?" was the question u-.on
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02
NEWS ITEMS FROM
CANYON COMMUNITY

Mr.. W r. Pruitt sold his maize and
kaffir 20 Mr.. Mcdonald the first Of
the week. Mr.. Pruitt is one among
our best farmers and has shown what
can be done in Lubbock county.
Mr.. J. J. Sharp carried a bale Of
cotton TO town Wednesday.
Inez and Rex Banner left Sun
day for Plainview, where they will
spend the winter with their Uncle,
Mr.. Henry Webb while Grandpa and
Grandma are in Arkansas.
Mr.. T. Grim and family spent
Thanksgiving day in Lubbock with
their daughter, Mrs 3. b. Bessent.
Mr.. Richard has bought him a new
Overland car.
Mr. Frank Curley left for his home
last week He has been helping Mr..
Richard gather his crop this fall.
The new store is nearing compile
ton. and il will be Of much benefit
to the school children.
Mr. and Mrs. Rhines and family
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs Atkins.
Mr.. Thompson thrashed for Mr..
Nix Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Burgess gave
the young people a party Saturday
night, all had a good time.
Messrs Clayton Gammill, John Lit
tleton, and Acton Baker, from Lub-
book, were out at singing Sunday
night.
The school is progressing All
have been very busy this week, TAX
ing examinations for the school grade
period.
Mr.. j. p. Webb and wife left Sun
day for Arkcasas. where they will
spend the winter with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wiles.
Misses Ora and Ruth Hufstedler
spent Sunday with Miss Rose Bau-
dine.
Mr.. Luther Guillott was jazzing in
his Ford Sunday.
Misses Leila Mae Boyd and Lena
Grim visited the school Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Devours and children have
been on the puny list this week.
Mr.. Sam Hufstdler made BUSH
ness trip 70 Idalou Friday.
Mr.. T. Grim was transacting bush
ness in Idalou Monday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02
SUDAN NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

Mr.. W. c. Furncaux. who has been
here with his son, c. NJ. Furneauxi
left for Dallas Sunday morning.
Miss Eva Franks was at home for
the weekend.
The school childrn Entertained the
public with a short program Friday.
Mrs. /. f. Slate was called TO Hen
derson some time ago on account Of
the serious illness Of her father, Mr..
C. W. l.. Smith. Of that city. Her
friends will be glad 90 know Of Mr..
Smiths continued Improvement in
health.
The Mcclellan and Elwood Cattle
Co. are receiving two thousand head
Of cattle at Sudan
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Luker and fam
ily left for Panhandle Friday morn
ing. While reporting this loss TO
Sudan, we welcome an addition, that
Of Mr. aud Mrs John Cobb and fam
ily Mr.. Cobb has settled out some
eight miles from Sudan.
Three machines are kept busy
thrashing the grain crop in this com
munty
Miss Eula Mckenzie is visiting in
Memphis, Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. o. a. Lowe and little
son, o. A.. Jr., are here from Living
ton. They will be the guests Of Mrs.
loves parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W W.
Carpenter.
Messrs Albert Taylor, l.. r Slate,
Hurlburt Slate, and Kellis Wright,
were in Lubbock last Thursday az
ternoon for the foot ball game
Bonds are being issued for Su-
dams new public school building,
which is TO be built soon.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02
MOTHER! MOVE
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

Hurry motherl Even a sick child
loves the 'fruity" taste Of Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup" and it never faii'
to open the bowels. A teaspoonful to-
day may prevent a sick child tomor-
row. II constipated, bilious, fever.
ish. ffetful, has cold, colo, OF II stom-
ach is sour. tongue coated. breath
bad, remember a good cleansing OF
the little bowels IS often all that Is
necessary.
Ask your druggist for genuine
California Fig Syrup" which has di-
rections for babies and children Of all
ages printed on bottle. Mother You
must say "Cslifornis" or you may
get an imitation fig syrup. la
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02
Japan IS UNWILLING TO
COMPLY WITH AMERICAS
PROPOSALS OF NAVAL CUT

which interest Of the delegates WIS
conferred
The extent Of the deadlock was re-
ycalcd In guarded statements from
official and semi-official search to
the effect
THAT the committee Of naval
experts az work on the proposal for
q 5-5-3 naval program for the United
States, Great Britain and Japan has
finished gathering data, which .he
American experts hold proves the JUS
tice and generosity Of the five-five-
three plan, which the japanese hold Il
proves they should have bigger
navy.
THAT the experts are now "con-
Quoting conversations regarding the
correct Interpretation 10 be put on
the computation.
3-That there is no good reason,
so far as the United States can see
why the American program as orig
inally stated by Secretary Hughes,
should not be accepted at once.
4-That Japan has raised numer-
Gus knotty technical points in addi-
ton 10 her demand for a 20 per cent
ratio Of tonnage instead Of 60 per
cent
5-That the deadlock is over the
capital ships alone, submarines, and
other matters. having been definite
ly excluded from consideration.
No official would hazard a predic-
ton as Co how long The existing dead
lock would last. on what means would
be taken Co end IT, The utmost re-
ticcnco was maintained regarding the
question. even the usual expression
that Eve are satisfied with the pro-
gress being made" being omitted To-
day for the first time from official
uttcrances
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02
THE LUBBOCK REBEkAH
MEMBERS HAVE GOOD MEET

The Rehekah's met In regular SEES
sion Thursday Nov. "a. and Thanks.
giving supper of turkey dressing,
pumpkin pie. n'everything had been
prepared.
An unusually large crowd was
present and We are most enthusiasts
In the activities ~ the Lubbock Chap
ter. New members are continually
strengthening our ranks and Visiting
Rehekah's are cordially invited 20 a..
tend our meclinGs. which occur on
lhe necond and fourth Thursday night
" each month a. lhe / q. q. Y. hall.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02
CO Ids
"Papes Cold Compound
Breaks any Cold
in Few Hours

Instant Relief Don't stay stuffed
upl Quit blowing and snufflingl A
dose Of "Pape's Cold Compound tax
en- every two hours until three doses
are taken usually breaks up any cold.
The very first dose opens clogged
nostrils and the air passages Of the
head; stops nose running; relieves
the headache. dullness, feverishness.
"Papes Cold Compound" acts
quick, sure, and costs only a few
cents at drug stores. IL acts without
assistance, takes nice, contains no
quinine-Insist upon Pape's! 1920
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02
MRS. MITCHELL ENTERTAINED
WOODMAN CIRCLE MEMBERS

Members Of the Lubbock Grove
Of woodman Circle met at the home
Of Mrs r. X. Mitchell, where a most
enjoyable hour was spent. While
the popular Edison selections we're
played, refreshments OF nut sand
wiches, potaioe chips, cake and col-
Zee we're served 10 Mesdames Stahl,
Helm, Brown. Thorp, Mitchell, and
McElroy and Miss Maggie Mallard,
also Messrs Bryan, 1horp, Brown.
and Mr.. aud Ma. Mallard.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Ernest A. Conley and Miss Abney,
November 81.
c. NJ Harrison and Miss Ruth A.
Jackson, November %.
r. L. Noey and Mrs. Fannie Evyx
Standipher, November %.
Eddie King and Miss Amelia Gay.
November 2i,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02

Lenine says he wants to retire
Doesn't this make il unanimous7
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-12-02

Mira va &. Abbott left Friday for
Snyder. whsre she viii npsnd several
days visiting relatives and fflsndA
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ocractHebeIt muroe. idIoiicu Die On.
icntc 4GIIber ron Canals Die Sfel.
Dc, l!lo anhuerpeu, GeutidjlnuOs
GROCER 8cit.0aicu, bat 5piiden
1913 mo f794 fciH Secifiii aui
ieiner 3eeoe nlcDr qeiebcf. Scii.
Dem tit cs 5n Heltcr Nliite aeIdngt.
Srn Sabr 1914 Hrar c5 neben Sam
burg Der bhlbtnoile @aien in Der
gatt3cn 8elt. Geuti9lon0S un0
@elaiens @liite ourh ircie eutlUid-
lung botte es lJie0cr grOB aeniadJt.
Quos vult pcrdere Jupiter de-
mental: ME Die iibriaen ourd) ole
iran5oiiidjc lmo Observation-Disclosures
Sdule uno &rclie bclugclen mn
uergiitctcu @cl0ier, pcrtricben Ole
Autuerpener aouilcutc ibre 0eut'
it)eu aoaegen mo ua6mcn in ibrem
@rotneio oli Die 0cutih. belgilde
Gauimanuid)nit mo &ecOcrei lei.
6~enifaftlid) tell an 5uciten NuS.
rottungsfrieg gcqeu Gentldlnno.
SeBt limo Ole Giugc iGit 10 lpeit &c.
oichell, Uie tie g Gn0e oeS IS.
%3a6rbunocrtS mnren. no Der
@auernfrieg ser 6Inmcn gcgcn Ole
Gliifsbriuacr Der irnnjoliidlcu Ne.
pollution ouSbrad, nodl0cm Die sc.
u6lferuua ocl ~tvronioicn beim Ser.
tleibcn scr Seitcrreider - !. y. Der
Gclltid)ell = GcroIicn bate.
IS id,eint auI Dem ildmiidcn
Golfe i'm 20. H5a5rbunocrt Der Sind
5u Iie0er. otr I'M IS. S~ohrbunocrt
alli linn lag. DER n0inlitle Sind
Scr alien ocittid'cn Stdmmeu lori.
rGhreno llngliit unO %er0erben &C.
6rad)t bot. &tr DerOen ibn nid)t
los, beoor iid) scr Icste GerInane
Ger o~ngcmcincu 3uiammeuDeI6.
ri9fcit betuuBt miro.
.Rad) SltcR mollen mir fnhren!"
iingt Ser Glanle; or ihout ieood
INNER iebniiid)ti9 uof 8eitcn mo
rad Siioen, 100 ion fcItiide 9odung
lm0 feltiihe SrC1llnlr0felt belauern.
60 lit cS Nnhpcrpen 6Inn
oerlS prohtpoaer Nouptitabt
mieSer eiumal craon9cn, 10 crgcbt
cS 6Ian0crn itl5lt. Sic 3eit oiirite
nid)t fern iein. no ser 6lanIe iid
mieSer ais ed)ter @crmouc scilrn
un5 acstn SCH alien Iraj;:;Sf;s@1cr
ucrtappten Grbicino o9r8eben Miro:
Ieiocr, iuie ijbIid). mcnn cS SIT ipGt
lit. Ser orluc Nidlel fam iciucr'
let's nodp nal rl;Dig mitanicbcn
lpie icin aino, oo3 Dem Seine gc0cn
sen Safer gcboIicn bat, oont 6cinoc
Iabmgepriigclt miro. 90 lit oc2
Gettiden Sdyidial, bis Ole yiaiicn
%ucrlnnit e$ 81 brcd)en utrnlug.
&rui. ,SanOslshuGidulOircttur n. :
Nnton Mpuriaat-Gif.
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qIOnS WeOro, hot bic alte qnoe


mie0erbolt, Der Starupf, Den englnno
aeaen Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen rSrlanos fibre. lei genali oclieibe
&f, oen Die amerifnnii6e
ieiner5eit gegen Die II 100.
Observation-Disclosures oe9 Siiocns
aefilhrt babe. Is Derlobnt i'd n!dit,
Ole llnbaltbarfcit oieIe5 &erGIeiGcs
I'M ein5elncn na~dJjupeiicn. Scr Gin
fpeis muB geniiacn. oaB Shrubs I'm.
abbangigfeits 0eitrcbunget lid &c
acn by
aepalt;grua ourdl gnalano rihtcn,
poupn bel unieren Siioitnnten niht
Die 9teoe icin fonntc. %,rluno bat Die.
en1liideScrridaft nienalS n%ncrtonnt
iouoern in1ntcr ais elm id)pere3 lin
red,t empirnoen. mo hnn9n tonnte
bel unIeren Sii0Itnoten mie6crum
ttiht Die Ae0c iein. gle 8eb0rttn CUR
Union ourh ircie GntidIieBuna oe9
8oIfes. &cne. Die oieicu GntidlluB
ocfaBt hatten, lunren Ole &ercinigun0
untcr ser &%orotsicbutQ eingeaarNen,
SAP tie muloaltf1 iein ioltc, mo ienr,
sic lie troboem sit ioien periudlten
hanotlten qeQcn ben 8ilen icuer, Die
sic 0eretniqunQ pouiogcn hatttn.
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Hnltalt aeboitcn. coe atteihr11
bert iit elm 80ueis fnr 6ie arofem
@cmiihunaei Ser Sebrer nno fiir
Sic lonaie llnteritiicuna aurdl DIE
SdiiIcr.
Coumaic ana Der Hdfite Reit.
plaB. 9eim Gintritt in bic Stoot
Itanoen SdilIcr ocr SGlottiid'cm
tfriihcr 9lretncrl Mtiiiiou in Sta.
oetfemniiorlu inter oen EalnIen.
Sic iangen oic 9totioHdlbnmnc mo
oaroui ciniae Gnn'aten, erScilo nit
Dem .0a1eIaiab -Gtor".. Gic Scr.
trage maren iidoer ms c,n0rIds.
rca. 9ic S%eiianaen milr6en in ie.
Dem aon3ertiant in 2on0on rilten
8eiiolI3juurEi hcrppr1erticn bnben."
Nae Anlaacn HID 2eiitmlcn. bic
in Dem Scrift ols muiteraiiltia or.
mdbnt limo, mlIroen inter Der oeiIt-
idlen &crmnltung qeihnficn. CO
mar cinfoh fir Ole &oloniolrGu6rr.
i'd in oia mobIporbcreiteten NeIter
81 ic5cn. i,>ebt t0uucn Die OcutIden
Ginridltunuen audi ipieocr acIobt
lucrocn. lie GoIitif Scr Ncrahiet.
illua Der foIonidlrn SdtiAfeit
Gcutid,loios hot lire @irfung &c.
hatt mo braltd,t nid)t mchr iortac.
lett 5n pcroen. Nicer bic 9eutldlcn
limo unfitil. 81 f0lpniiiereu.
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Mis- Niagara trafen lunr.

Gin HeiienCcr, oter nit mir ne
nlB Inln9r gu poetiider Natur.
ihu1rmerci, Dat einmal geltrictcn,
Der Niagara lei mcitar uid)t$. ais eiu
,.lmgcbeurer Hi;ulliein". ScbenioaS
lit er Der &inltcin, onrb peld1e,l
Ole groBte 8uiierninlie tomlut; aber
alidI or 1T mltllntcr 10 5It NC oonig
trodcn Nerueiefi.
Scr beriibmtcite San oicirr Nrt
mar Der pom %. Wtorj 0es &ahrc$
1918.
Canals o~erip.rrte cine 9cpoltigc
gi&moiic on Grieiee Den Strom Der.
maBer, oab oericIbe bis obertnIb Scr
Sale ioit gdnilit trofcn Iler, Sic
Spcrre %bcid)r0nttc iid) nidt AMI oen
einen Tag; abcr al oi:,cm mar iic
iii 0rG5iHt. MnH tpc,B GcItininlt
pom einem Iidmle Der all oieIem
Gage liter Ole Aan5en Sale ipo-
5ierte mo iid) nur oit Sdubioblea
5encatc.
Gin nno2rer Tag ieliiotioneIcr
5rodu1ltit ari 9tiogala I'M Rdr3
1908. photographer baron Dur.
oen ouf3eaomnen unO criitieren
mabrihcilIid) nod ictt. Sic 5ciaten
cine Anjahl YtrioAcn, wcId)e bic
trofene uncertainties Seitc Der
ISGIc i~ltcrid2rittcr MD i'm @ett Del
,Nmcrlfnniid)en SdglclGn" SnIue
Mrs iaimitlisn. Cine @i%(pcrre
pbcrlulb Oont &$Inno bate olleS
@oiier ouf sic fanuoiide Seite SC
lcnft.
Ger u~clleite loa bon 9Iioaora
E~roteni)cit tuul in 6ebrilar 1903
por.
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Ter tapiere GongreB=
Sertreter 6ia!

Is blleb eiilem NeuIing in Der
gunocageiebgcbung uorbeboltal, Den
seultpT gegen oa@ 8oliteao. Sc
les sur Gurfiiibrung Der Frobi-
bition ernitlid gu er0iincn. Gieier
Monn lit Der Abaeorouete Sobn
Ybtlip&iIl ans Baltimore. Wtlt
elmer bon ihm cingereldltcu 0eicB.
portage mill er erSmcfen, ooB @es
tranfe bon leihtem Nlfobolgcbalt, mic
Bier uno @ein, nidt ucrboten iein
iouen. &oIiteoo, Scr Tater oe9 ic'
si9en Gurd)fiibritnQ5 . @eicte3 mo
&oriitettoer 0ea %uitij Gomitca I'M
@oIie, nittert einen beftigen aarlpf.
Seoenial@ nimumt or Ole Sill Gill
pollig ernit, oenn or bat Iif bercitS
oabin 9eGubcrt. 0aB CT ilt olf9 bel
tigItc bcfdmpien mcroc.
gtid)t gu iiberiebeu lit. oaB Sill,
Ser ,,@ier. mo Mcin Champion,
nidlr cttpa aei6Gitlih bel Ser Sude
interciiirt lit. &m @cgcntbeil, sic
Gage, Die 6urh Die Yroblbitlon &c.
itaffeu rpurOe, iii icincm eigenen 8e.
id)Gitaunternebmen ~giinitig aeurg,
0cnu er treibt I'M GrIpntleben Man0tl
nit lrinfmaiicr. 6erncr mdrc 81 be
merfeu .oaB Der 2b9eoroncte Sill I'M
arieqe nit 9lts5eidlmtua qeojcnt
bat, un0 oaB mtuiqitell3 or ser Or
nartltug cntiprid)t, oic man, ols sic
&rubibitou iibcr 0a3 &ano perbdngt
pnroe, oui oic 0eilnfsbr Der &ricQcr
qeiebt bate, III ocren 2lblpeitnbcit
oo5 trodene @eieb oirtqepeitid)t
mur0c. ,3r ieinCr &orlagc hat CT CT
fldrt: sd foroere oie ~AufhebunQ
0eS &oliteuo Geiebe9 balipti0dIid)
oorutn. neil Is total unamerifo-
it,"
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ge;iisli6 Der Sriegs=
z 6nlOideine.

W}ebr oils - D~iiaiarocu Collar bat
Die 9fcgierung Der Ger. Stauten aus
itebcn III Shuloueritrriblmgcn, Die
D0breno Oe9 &ricgc9 pcrall9aubt
murbell. Gos ihlieBt ullo 0ic ucrihic.
6enen Altagoben Der 2ibcrtn @oroa
eiit.
Cine MISUNDERSTANDING scr Cop
crnnlc!lt Spuu A%iiocintiou" laBt erie
ben. 0oB nabcjll 80 0ro}tnt Ser Ne
Qicrllna2 q Sdulo Ncridreibltnacn
1T oau &ailoen 0ea @ltblifmr2 iill0,
oa2 bcibt III oen NduoCn pou Triuat
Ieutcn mo %tSirneu. Iic @aufcn ia
belt ctrDas itber 10 Yrojcnt in Ndlj
Den, mas cine Nbnahme uon ctpa 3
&ro5cnt aegcuiiber Ser W~rrcdnnltg
.ror einen Sabre bcoclltct. Cir EtlrIo
pcrIhrcibtm0en iul0 oIIo nod mcbr
inter 0a9 EubIitrm Qeloult. 1ttlQc.
odltet bea nid)t 3uiritocnIteQeuocn
Sltrica Der 2ibcrtp NouO2.
Ger NoriiBcr Ser 0ricdacrc0it Be
h0r0e, 0crr NJ. u 5bontpipn, be.
red,tct oeIt Tur@uerIuIt, Ser
helitc acdenilibcr Dem Ncnlnpcrthc
Der &ibertu BONDS cinQctrctcn it, orII
3tpct U}illiarocl. IhompIou hat ci
ncn Sian linu hie Sibcrtu Wuu0a oui
lbrcn gtctnucrtb 5mriid5ubriuQcn, cin
GtrQ. miia innIQitc 81 milnld}cr, nm
oda 0ffcntltde &ertrutcn mo oen
Se1dnftaQeiit 3u IPbcn. Gr idlluNt
eiltC ncllc Ncrnllegahnn0 non Sd)ulo,
ucrIdrcibunNcu 5ltr Ginl0iuna ser
Xlbcrtp Won0S Dor. 3icIc ueile Nll5.
0abc lollte iciner Nniid)t llad) tcincu
bcitimmtcrt 3inaiat babtn. Der uiel
lcidlt nit Dem Steigcn oca uIlQcnIei
1lcn 3In@in6c5 llngeuiigeuo erid)ciut
mo 10 cine Gntlpertbung Der Yupicrc
htrbeiiilhrt. &ielmebr ioIIte iilr sic
nrlle Nu3Qabc BON Sdulbperidlrci
blur2cn ollc ied,S Wlouate I'M uorhiu
Gin Elm }in@iuB icltgrieBt neroci1. ser
iid) an Die Damn berriheuocn &clo.
MISUNDERSTANDING h0lt.
Die 9ibertp NonoS liuo cine scr
iidlcritcn WeI6onlugeu. ltcbtu ober
ocnuod) tmter oen Ncnrtpertb. mas
nnd lhpmpion oti Ole unaeuiicerr
&c Ecr3tniuua 5iritd3uiiibrcn
III. Wcnu sic 3iu3rdtc bemeQlih &c,
hulten miro, muB 0oa had Anlitt
%(bpmpiou8 cine Stobiliiirrra Der
ntieu Sdmloidciuolt@Qobc beoiuQeu.
ole Damn ollf Dem Nculnpcrth itchcu
bleibcn lUiir0cr.
Ger &orid)Iap 1hompiou$ Qebt "a
hin. 0tc nclten Sdmloidrine fir 81
bCrtpbouo@ hcrsuacben. obcr mir.
lpcun oic Yeiitcr bcr Icttcreu nod sic
uripruuaIidleu grlperbcr iino. Qeutr
mo ,Sirmcn. oic 2itertp CLOUDS ma.
ter I'M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eritanNct
hobci, iolcu sic uellcl Sduloitciuc
MIR inter &erredluuu0 oe& Worft-
mcrths@ ser @ibertu @ouoS erhdltcn
Tua iii eju Noribl0g Scr iih ho
rem last. im0 bon ciitem bti'rrcn Ia
ben mir nod uldt 0ehort
-
Ter 6unptQruns iur oa~ Stciqcu
.ouer Erciit mar orr &rtt1 - tm0.
lit e bciltc nod,
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gm sxEsu uuo Iiaeriteu 1T es. oas
&%S1 exx q o It una (gRouen
A7ssyxi, bic Der Soltmeiiter III ben 9ro<
91rzrn Crtfdaften ausiteuen lam. gu
AfxxSzaSeH. gbeulo gut nHo lidler lInn
sig a nine iun8en. tpel'
ysssa Bic @aenten in alien GTpreBsStatsos
arex ~euaNenen. @enn man ods 4elo
mgr Gs&amuueiiuua ooer per GrpreBaT'
1NxZzszs lali6t, iii IS nit9t ~nctbipenoi9,
ives setrefcuteu grief reeiftrtren gu lai@
Seq sssn Die &oreiIe beutiib gelobrisben
sH- 2est 4ldn oagegen 8dargelo IN ben
dSzsSEeF. ~ goHte bteIer tets reglltrlrt per'
aIxn va Eder gu leiu, oaB oerielbe riebs
szzsezsa1t. Sir 9eloienouugen In
s.TsEo3xU Briefoeribluhe iibernesmsn
Ssxa segncrIet YeriutiportIihteit. I'm
eEe1ae aca GoreBberdnoerun8sn pergeHe
gzg-z 90 -..., Stt aIts tbthi5iU1vl pte Die
xms@s ESFtoff;ee an3ueebcn, oenn lonft
a5xzcz s5sr ben Gamen in ben Siiteru
sor xTSst tirben.
Eccap Crners bilrfen utht, tpie ods
in Oft sxJHiebt. ais permetntlide Quit
exssa surddbebaIten iperoen,
YaaSsxs Fub in ben Sriefen bet5ns
EsatE.
Cnsttuna' erfoIgt MIR nurd 9enoerung
ss6 Tsatums auf Dem IorebItreifen.
ggzn anreFire eiufah:
..Soroiern", ca GrDhe, Bis.