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The Lamar register., 1922-09-20

ly for reelection and he will be re-
turned winner in November
]. Russell Mayfield. who has been
county treasurer for several years. has
proved himself ore of the most eff
ficicnt and courteous officials Prowers
county has ever had. He is well
known all over the county and is pop
ular with all the people through the
business relations of his office, and the
people who appreciate fair and prompt
service on the part of public officials
will see he is reelected.
The people of Prowers county after
orce trying A. ]. Davy as assessor
have refused to have any other. They
have reelected him each succeeding
time and he has continued to fulfill
the duties of his difficult Job in man
ner highly satisfactory to the public,
and kept the records Of his office in 4
condition that has won the highest
praise from the state inspectors.
Miss Pauline Gilbert was elected as
superintendent of schools two years
ago and has filled the office with cred
i 20 herself and satisfaction to the
public. She is teacher Of high stand
ing and experience and finely qualifi-
ed for the duties Of this office.
For the office of surveyor and cor
oner. poorly paid but often very i'm
portant to the public, the ticket pre-
sents two men prominent in their pro-
fessions, Frank W. Smith. civil enein-
Ger Of Holly, and DR. L. f. Likes Of
Lamar.
Henry r. Decker was appointed by
Governor Shoup to fill vacancy in
the office of county commissioner from
the I'd district three years ago and
was elected for the remainder of the
term in 1920. He has in that time
proved one of the most untirine work
ers the county has ever had and has
given large part of his time to the
management of its affairs. A bust
ness man of ability and high standing
he brought the same qualities into his
work for the county and it has been
Of great benefit to Prowers county.
The people will make no mistake in
November when they reelect Henry F.
Decker.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-20
Bank Statements.

The comptroller of the currency mas
issued another call for bank state
ments and they are now being pub
lished. The statement Of the First
National Bank of Lamar will be found
in this weeks Register and shows a
marked gain in deposits and resources
over that of three months ago. 1t is
evidence Of the increasing confidence
of the business world that the loans
and discounts are showing an increase
also. The banks Of the county are all
showing gains now, and it is believed
the money situation is gradually cas-
ing up.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-20
Government by Gompers.

Mr.. Gompers and few Of his east
ern labor leaders held a meeting at
Atlantic City last week and decided
that the industrial commission laws Of
Kansas and Colorado did not suit them
and they would have to be abolished.
OF course none of the men assembled
there were residents of eithsr Kansas
or Colorado but they have set them
selves up as dictators for the whole
country. and so the citizens Of Kansas
and Colorado will have TO get busy
and change their laws to suit Gompers
ct al.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-20
Lions Annual Feed.

The big free watermelon feed given
by the Lions Club last year was such
q marked success that they have de-
cided to make it an annual affair, and
have selected Friday evening of this
week as the date for the big feast
The watermelons will be piled up on
the Santa Fe grounds on Main street
and everybody is cordially invited to
come out and take part in the big
picnic. Chairman J. Russell Mayfield
of the entertainment committee says
there will be plenty of melons for all
the kids-big'uns and little'uns-and
nobody-need be afraid of being slight
ed All are welcome.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-20
James Rhodes Dies.

On Sunday morning, James /.
Rhodes, one of the pioneers of the
Lamar territory, passed away at his
home in the south part of town The
deceased was one of the early settlers
of this section, coming here in the
rush days of the 's0s,, and has lived
here either in Lamar or vicinity ever
since He was well known to all the
old timers, but has for a number of
years been in such poor health that
he was little seen on our Streets. He
was born in Kentucky in 1858 and
moved west while still a young man.
His only relatives here were his bro
ther. Abe Rhodes, and his family, and
they and some old time friends have
looked after the deceased during his
long sickness. The funeral service
was held at the Adams, Kirkpatrick
mortuary on Monday afternoon and
was attended by :. large number Of old
time friends. Interment was made in
Riverside cemetery.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-20
BACA COUNTY FAIR
Annual Fair Last Week Largest in
History of the County.

The people of Baca county put on
one of the biggest shows last week
ever given in this section of the state
There were thousands of visitors from
all Darts Of southeast Colorado and
several neighboring states, and the dis
plays and programs for the big event
made it well worth the time Of all who
attended. Lamar was well represented
all days during the fair and our peo-
pie are loud in their praise of the fair
and Baca county's enterprising peo-
pie. The event gets better each seas
on and has become one OF the special
features of the fall season in the val
ley.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-20
WORK STARTS ON NEW HOME
Contractors Begin Work Preparatory
to Building the New Elks
Home.

Workmen began clearing the ground
today preparatory to beginning work
on the foundation Of the new home to
be constructed for Lamar Lodge No.
1919, Il. p. o. Elks. The Lamar Elks
Home Association has sold enough
stock so that in connection with the
large cash fund already held by the
association will insure the construc-
tion and equipment of the home. The
contractors, The w. F. McCue Con-
struction Co.. are therefore preparing
to push the work at once and will
soon be at work with n full force.
The lodge is the largest one in our
city at present, and has so far out
grown its present quarters that it has
been seriously handicapped in its eff
forts to hold any meetings for degree
work or other important matters. and
with the completion of its new quar-
ters will be sure to enter upon a new
era of expansion. The quarters will
be large and convenient, and equipped
in the most up-to-date style, and II
will be another monument to the en-
terprise Of Tire order Of Elks and City
OF Lamar.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-20
COLORADO FARMS INCREASING
States Agricultural Interests CROWN
in Spite of Nations Decrease.

There are several hundred more
farms being operated in Colorado this
year than last, according to reports
OF county assessors to the Statae I'm
migration Department. The farm
acreage reported this year also is
greater than that for last year and the
acreage under cultivation shows an in
crease Of about six per cent.
With reports complete from all but
two counties and partial reports from
those counties, the number of farms
reported this year is $4,000, compar-
ed with 52,245 reported last year. FL
nal reports this year should bring the
number up to not less than 81 $50. The
total farm acreage reported this year
is l5,SlO,OO0, compared with 1892
Ssl acres reported last year.
The increase in number of farms be-
ing operated is not so great as the re-
ports indicate, part of the apparent
increase being due to better reports
from assessors this year than last.
Though the increase in farms reported
is approximately 2.4OO, the actual in
crease is perhaps not more than TOO,
the remainder being due to improve
ments in the returns made by several
county assessors.
The actual increase in farms under
cultivation is confined largely to east
ern Colorado and to Moffat, and few
other western slope counties that add
a number Of homestead farms to the
list each year The increase in culti-
waited acreage is chiefly in the non-ir-
rigated districts, though there has
been some increase in acreage Of irri-
gated land under cultivation in the San
Luis valley and in few small irrigat
ed districts.
Reports Of assessors on acreage Of
crops under cultivation are better this
year than they have been at any time
since the law was enacted requiring
assessors to collect agricultural sta
tistics for the Immigration Depart
ment. Excellent reports have been re-
ceived from Logan, Moffat, Park,
Grand. Jackson, Custer, Dolores, Chey-
enne, Mesa, Kit Carson, Hinsdale, Kio-
wa and several other counties, while
the great majority Of the reports are
very creditable, being more than 90
per cent complete as regards the acre
age Of land under cultivation. Among
the counties for which reports are in
complete and do not show farming op-
erations adequately are Crowley, Sa-
guache, Rio Grande, Conejos, Otero,
Huerfano, Montezuma and n few 9th
ers.
Reports of county assessors in the
past four years have been the princi-
pal factor in impressing upon the peo-
pie of Colorado the importance Of ag-
riculturc in the state and have had
much to do with encouraging immi-
grafton to the state.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-20
Too Bad!
Decker.

The Wilson papers, which have
howled the longest about the partisan
ship displayed by the people who de-
feated his European policies, must
wish today that we had that Constan-
tinople mandate. 1t would only take
country to take. 1t would only take
about million Of our boys to defend
it now.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-20
COMMITTEE ORGANIZES
Republican County Central Committee
and Candidates Meet and Com
plete Organization.

The republican local candidates and
newly elected members of the county
central committee met at the court
house on Monday afternoon for the
purpose of organizing for the coming
campaign. The organization was ef-
fected by clccting Hon. Ray McGrath
as county chairman and Mrs. T. &.
Demary of Holly as vice-chairman.
Hon. Allyn Cole was elected secretary.
The chairman and viee-chairman will
go to Denver the last of the week to
assist in tho organization of the state
committee. The newly elected officials
need no introduction to our voters.
Hon. Ray McGrath has been member
of the state Legislature and also is
county commissioner. In both posi-
tions he has proved his worth as an
official of ability and integrity, and
an earnest worker for the good of his
constituents. Mrs. Demaray has long
been party worker in the eastern
part of the county. Hon. Allyn Cole
has been speaker of the house in the
Colorado legislature and in that and
other positions always an able and
active worker. The party organization
has been placed in strong hands and
an active campaign is planned.
County Committee.
Ray McGrath, Lamar, Colo, Chair
man.
Mrs. t. C. Demaray. Holly, Colo,
Vice Chairman.
Allyn Cole. Lamar. Colo. Secretary.
Committeeman.
Precinct:
10 H. Rhodenbaugh. Lamar.
2-J G. Schlager, Holly.
3.-W. r. Waldo, Granada.
4-F. W. johnson, Lamar.
5.-M. J. McMillin. Carlton.
ct II. Heath, Lamar.
w. II. Blosser. w;iey.
s.--John Y. Brown, Lamar.
9.-W. II. Strancy, Bristol.
IO.-A. S. Crowder, Two Buttes.
IL. II. hlhAols faIbHi"h.
I2.-R +. Harper, Webb.
13.-T &. Demaray, Holly.
14.-Cora X. Strain, Lamar.
15.-J. A. Rourke. lamar.
&c. A. Scruton, Lamar.
Committeewomen.
Precinct:
Mrs. Marie Uhl, Lamar.
Mrs. Eunice Overficld, Holly.
3.-Mrs. Pearl Morris, Granada.
Mrs. Fred W Marx, Lamar.
Mrs. Gale Larrick, Bristol
6.-Mrs. A. Flcslr9n. Lamar.
Mrs. Letha Horner, Wiley.
s.-Mrs. Allyn Cole, Lamar.
9.-Mrs. T s. Durham, Brsstol.
10.-Mrs. Amy Pilloud. Two Buttes.
11.-Mrs. Geo. W Sherman, Hartman.
12.-Mrs. Chas. Lewis, Webb.
12.-Mrs. Fl. n. Steele. Holly.
14-Mrs. Oscar Wilcox. Lamar
15.-Mrs. Case Broderick, lamar.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-20
Eads Fair.

Lamar people are going over to Eads
in large numbers this week to take In
the annual fair at that place. They
are offering a fine program for the
big two day fair, and there is much
manifested here.
The Lamar register., 1922-09-20
REPUBLICAN LOCAL TICKET

As a result of the Primary Election
of last week the republicans have NOM
mated the following well known eiti-
zens as their candidates for the local
offices to be filled at the regular cleo
ton on Tuesday, November Z, 1872;
State Senator -.-------.--..-- John >. nasty
Representative .....--... n. Conner Jones
County Clerk ..--..-.---- J. w. overstreet
County Sheriff $1,000 John A Simpson
County Treasurer. Russell Mayfield
County Assessor .----....------- A. j. Davy
County Supt. of SCHOOL,
Pauline Gilbert
County Surveyor. Franl; w. Smith
County Coroner .---.---.-------- L. +. Likes
County Commissioner. I'd Dist
II. F. Decker
Senator Hasty needs no introduction
any where in the counties of Baca,
Bent. Kiowa and Prowers, which COM
nose the district. He has served the
people before and efficiently in both
branches of the legislature and his
friends were unanimous in the opinion
that he was the proper mhl to redeem
the district from the reputation OF be
ing a non-partisan league strong hold.
He is an able official and a vigorous
campaigner and the feeling is general
that he will again be returned to the
senate.
For representative the republicans
present the name of r prominent citi-
zen of Baca county, n. Conner Jones,
who has for twenty years been live
figure in the business and public life
of the county. Baca has never yet
been represented in the Legislature by
ore of her own citizens and it is only
fair that the place be passed around
at least once in generation.
For county clerk j. W. Oyerstreet
OF Granada is the candidate OF the re-
publ;cans. Mr.. Overstreet has spent
the larger part OF his lie in important
clerical positions and has been fitted
by experience and training for just the
kind OF work he will be called upon to
perform in the office of county clerk.
He IS a man of sterling worth high
ly respected by all his neighbors and
will bring to the conduct of the office
n high degree of efficiency.
John A. Simpson as sheriff of Prov
ers county has proved that he is fear
less and determined in the prosecution
of all violations of the law and made
this county one noted over the state
for being a good place for law break
ers to avoid. The law abiding people
Of the county are backing him strong
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9ie gerfebrslGbnnng int 8eiten.

Sam Brancisco, @a1., Is. 9lug.
Die pa5ifiihe @iiite ipiirte an Diem
itog in erbobten MaBe Sic ToIgen Der
8erfebrsitounng, tpelde an1 Conner
itagabenb lebter 8ode begann. Baie
fogiere, tpelme in Ortidoften Der Bii-
1te nnebrere Goge lang geifranbet tpa-
re11, iinb i15ipii6en bon Der 5onta
nod gr0Beren Stdbten ge-
bradt tpor6en, no die mebr &onfort
bnben, bod i'm Sntereiie Der Dbit,
'aii6dter lit nod inenig geideben. glnf
Der soutbern &ocific.8abn fontnte1l
6ie Baifngier5iige our6 11t1o nit gro
ben Sdnierigfeiten aud anf oer
Sonta Ge-gobn 5tDiiden Sos Mnge-
Ieg nnb Stdoten tpeiter 0itlid, bod
ouf ben 2inien Ser 8eifern Racific-
8obn 1T Ser @erbebr ,,ai,f ntbeifimn1-
te 3eit 1nterbroden.
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9soincare erbalt &ilfe.

2onoo11, H.. Nngn1t. n D1e Ser=
bon6lungen Der &onferen5 Der Mliter-
ten iiber sic &riegsentIb Ibdoignng tpel=
DIE Dent16lano 8ablen ion> itno 1tod)
al feinen S9ritt porangefomn1e1t,
unb oas quite @inbernebmen 5tpiihen
s5ranfrei6 11no england brobt INNER
mebr in sic 8rii6e geben gu ippllen.
Seute fon6 cine 5itung beg Ble=
NUNS itatt, ober ebe tie onfing, mod.
ten iid] 6ie 9elegoten nit bem Snbalfe
;6er @egenborid1dge Dertranf, tpelbe
6as britifbe &abinett ols Grfab beg
raubritterIi@en Hrogromms Der fron-
5oiif6en Megierung llnterbreitet bat
.unb sic es fir u1nnnebntba rbdlt.
Sc perfnutet, oaB i6e ga6beritdr~
-oigen ourdans sic fran5oiiiden Gnt-
MISUNDERSTANDING miBbiaiger.
gyobl bat bie @an1mer in Harts Die
itarrf0pfige 8olitif BoincareS gltge-
beiben, nber es mag bod inmerbin
ettDas 8ernunft tpnlten lt11b CUR Wta-
bignng 5tpingen. Bie gemeloet miro,
finoen binter ben 4uliiien Berbat0-
lnngen itaH, Sic es Sranfrei6 ermog-
Iiden foIlen ra93ngebeL obne iib bor
ser @elt cine Deniitigung 515n5ie=
fen. Mber ser grfolg bieier gebeimen
gerbanoIuneen gilt IN eng1ifden Ste
giernngsfreiien als duBerif 5tpeifel=
baf. Mon berbeblt ii6 bier ridt bob
Boincare oltf sic Sa1tltng Der Rori=
ier Deputiertenfunlmer binlpeiien
miro. l1nb 6a bieie feline 8olitif gut
gebeiBen bat, io fam Der Bremier
ftets nuf Die Salt1ng bes Borlaments
CUR Redtfertigung ieines 8orgebens
bintpeiien.
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syrenfiibrer abbernfen.

2onoo11, IL. M11g. Mrtbur
@irffitb, Der erite Brdiibent beS DaiI
Gireann S-&abtnetts 111to elmer Ser
einfluBreibiten iriiben Giibrer, 1T
.be1te infolge zines &er5idlagees ge-
itorben.
Griffith mar i'm Sabre 1872 als
.Sobn eineg Grufers gebore1r. Mls
innger Man1 ging Griffith 11ob
.5iibafrifq. Sci ieiner Ridfebr in Die
&ein1at griinoet6 er 6as 8latt ul1nite6
sSriibmen oas bon ben 8ebor6en
surterbriidt ipnroe.. Mun REF er
,@inn Sein i11s 2ebetl nnb fpdter
nod einel l8eitang u9eationalitp.
@r tpar Der Giibrer bel Der @riin-
,oung Si,tn SEM ut10 ibm baupt1d6-
lid lit esl5u ber6anfen, bob sic Bar-
tel aus Mmuhen Mnfdngen en1por-
tpu9s unn an Ma6t getpann.
Griffith mar elmer Ser l1nterfbrei=
.ber 6es gertrags NIT @roBbritanien,
ouf @runo 6eiien Der irii6e Sreiifaat
;etabliert tplroe. @orber itan6 er an
Der @pibe Der l1n5ufrie6enen l1nb
lplr6e bo1i 0en 8riten ins @efdng-
=nis getporfen no er cine langere 3eit
6nrdbringen nrllbte. Sn Ser Dail
@irean1t befiiriDortete er Die @atifi-
5ierung bes 8ertrages nit england,
.aIs @amo111 Sc 8alera ii6 ibn1 1pi-
oerfebte. Noh Der Mb6anfa1ng Be 8a-
Ieras trat @riffitb an fetne Stene,
nm rodber ben 0oriib int Dail &a-
'binette 5lt iibernebmen unb nit Mi<
'daels Collins 5uian1n1en5uarbeitet.
9lrt5ur Griffith NOR entfhieoen Ser
fdbigite l11ter ben iriiben 8atrioten,
.11nb iein Eo6 lit fir bie 5nde ein
idmerer 9erluit.
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Gpleng Go5ialiiten fOroern &ermin-
ber1tna bes 9eeres.

Berlin, ID. Mug. 3eitungsnad-
ri6ten aus Yolen melben na6 Berlin
8e19Iiiie 6es atpeiten &ongreiies pol
nii9er io8ialHtiider @eperfi@aften,
Ser fiir5lid in &rafal1 tagte, in bene1t
8ernrinoerung beg iteben6en &eeres
geforbert, anBerbem antimilitarilde
'9ropogon6a I'M ssS11tereiie 6es 8elt-
frieoens beidloiien miro. Ser Som
Agreb bertrat ungefdbr eine balbe Nil-
lion Mitglieber, boppeIt 10 biele, als.
Ger erfte. Gem Derbano geb0rf et1pa
6ie &alfte Ser organiiierten Mrbeiter
8olens an, sic iibrigen geboren 5u 1ta-
tionaHitiiden ooer fird)li6en gerbdn-
1en.
Die fomn11niitii6en @lemente per-
,iu6te1 pergeblih, bie polniiden @e-
tperfidoftler gum gustritt aus oeu
internationnlen @etperfidofts 8er-
banb 5n beitimmen. 8emerfensmert
tpar Bel biefen 5tpeiten &ongreB bie
bonf6nbig gleidberehtigte geteilig-
lung.
Sc tpur6en ferner 8eidliiiie ange-
a1onnen gegen l1nteroriifung nafio-
naIer Minoerbeiter, fir bonitanoige
@leidberedtigung aller polniiden
Blrger.
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8abn,1nglad in Mnuanoale.
gnnnn6nIe M1inn. IL glua.

| Mnnan6ale, Wfinr., Il. Ntlg.
kDie glufrdunung gsarbeiten anf ben
@elei}en Der Minneapolis, ct. Bdul
& ga11It ste. Marie8abn, allf benen
sanitagnadunittag nabe Nnna11oale
@aiiagier3ng gso., 1O7 entgleiite, tpa-
Eren am Montag nod nidt abgefdlol-
bien. Die 3abl ber Gotten itono irn-
mer nod auf 10, bod 1T es ni6t aus
|ueiMoiie1L 6aB nod an6ere 2ei9en
unter ben Eriin1mer1 begraben liegen.
Dns SauptgeIeiie 1T iebt bon ben
Erii11u1tern befreit, 70 6aB Der Ser
|febr am Montag pie0er anfgenom=
men tper6en fo1r11te.
Meun Der 2eiden iin6 i6entifi5iert
tpor6en, 16mlib @nriI MDnpfangas
bon MnnnnoaIe, Gilbert @aniner bon
|Morion, Minr., Mrne Sbompion bon
|Mnnan6nle, gbmu11o nlri6 bon Sar-
|rilon, ISIS, Nobert 8efer bon ct.
|@nul, 6. IS. 8annce bon Minneapo-
Ilis un6 81. Glnrf bon goen 8aaep,
[Minn. MuBer6en1 pur6e nod 6ie 2ei-
Phe eines 1nbefnnnten Mnn1res gefnn<
ben. Inter Sen @erlebten befin6et iih
Charles geaib bon Milmaufee;; er
fdapebt ni9t in 2ebensgefnbr. SIN
gan5e1 anuroen bier5ig 8erfonen ber-
lebt.
Gas l1nglud geidnb in Der Beiie,
boB Ser Haffagier5ug IN Elm Sanf=
2oito1to bineinftbr uno Damn gegen
einen 6rodt5ng frabte, Ser arf eirem
Seitengeleiie itan6.
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17ll111r11er. III
2orb Nprtbeliffe geitorbea.

2onoon, IA. Auguit. 2oro
Nortbcliffe lit beute Worgen fur5 mad
Miterna9t in ieiner 8obnung in
Carlton Gardens geforben.
Der engliide 3eitungs seigentiimer,
Der felt nlebr als elmer 8ode an Der
S6meae oes 9o0es ltano, CAB rnbig
in Ser @anuner, Die in aIler Gle fir
i'm anf Dem Dab bergeridtet mor-
ben NOR, nm ibn moglidf biel fri
ibe 2nft aufiibren 5u fonnen, ieinen
@eiit auf pabrenb nebenan Die Mer5-
te lno aranfenpflegerin iid in oem
ga6toienf abl0iten.
Seit 8oben batte Der nunmebr
0erltorbene gegen eine aranfbeit an-
gefGmpft, beren l1riade bisber nod
nidt gennuer beftinmt peroen fonn-
| te nnb sic i'm I'M Griibiabr a11f Der
Meile Inn oie 8elt ooer beim 8efn6e
in Deuti9lall6 padte.
9ie Nus0auer 0es Yattenten pat
allen MnIaB gum Stannen gegeben.
8eridiebeutlid idien Der 600 nur ei<
ne grage bon Sefunoen 5u iein, nber
anmer raffte Nortbcliffe ii6 ourd
Eidier iibermenidIide Winensfratt
|uieber ouf. Bdbrenb Ser lebten Sc.
bensitunben bermo6te er fann1 nod
|;einen 2aut bon iid au geben.
@rpBbritnnnien iit ourd 6as Able-
ben 2or6 Nortbcliffes id,per betrof-
fen tporoen. 8eileibs6epei6en bon
nab 11no fern erreidten i6on 8ar frii<
ben St1nbe in GROCER Menge oos
@aus ser 8amilie Sarmsmortb. 2orS
Nortbcliffe bieB &arnstportb, ebe er
sic garislpiir6e erbielt. 6leet StraBe,
kin ser er ii6 in bodoramatii6er Bei-
he en1poridmane, betrouert tief bas
&ini6eioen oes ssonrnalilten.
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Ma1tgel an @rntearbeitern.

!, Mitden, g. g., Il. Mug. ssS1l ssl11l
Ser l1nrgegenb bon Mitben berribt
>ioI9er Mangel an @rnte @rbeitern,
DaB oie Garn1er in Dnbiion go11ntD
in ernitlider Gorge I'm lire grnte
iino. @on5e 6amilien arbeiten in Die
ier @egenb an Ser ginbri1gung bes
J@etreioes, na96e1n bie glrbeitsnad=
Npeisfenen fetne Silfe bel6affen fonn-
Item.
i Die Gormer in bieier @egen6 spol=
lien b0diteng $3.50 Sagelobn he5ab-
|Ie11 ipdbrenb oie ausudrtigen grnte>
Mrbeiter in 9eortb Dafota nlebr erbol-
item.
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9eutidle 1trteile.

Berlin, Is. Mug. Sic beutide
Ereiie lit ei1,itimn1ig in ansgeiprode-
,,er gernrtsilul,g hes perltorbenea
Bisep1nt 9sorthcIiffa. Tie Ge,1tide
3ei1lng erinnert an feine
ipiten1otif9e &eb- l1no 2iigen-Bropa-
ganoo gegen Geutiblano l1no erflart,
er babe fpften1otiid cine 8eltz&ooli<
tion gege noas Gelltide @eia altfee-
ba1t. Sic au6eutlde Sages5eitnng
1ogt, an ieinen Sdn6en flebe oas 8lnt
bon Minionen Meniden geortbcliffes
organifatoriibes Talent miro onrdl.
aug anerfonnt, bod iin6 einige 8erli-
ner 8IGtter ser aniidt, 6ab iei1, ein-
fIub sic Hreie gnglanbs moroliid
erniebrigt babe.
Mebenbei miro 6arat1 erinnert, oab
gsortbcIiffe f,1r5 bor benz &riege Die
Mblidt bate, in Berlin cine Cages
seih.ng in gnIii9 beraus5ugeben, ,,nS
baB eg ibn I'M Sriibiabr 1914 gelnn-
gen getpefen iei, bon ser 5uitdnoigen
Beborbe sic grlaubnis 6a5u 5u erbal-
ten.
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ssabelbafte Gteiaern11g.

Ble1t, Il. Ang, zen leefen se=
ridten 5ufolge tantt ole Snoer51ffer>
Die am 10. Angult beroffentl1df ner-
ben tpirb, cine 3unabn1e BON y Rro=
5ent iiber Die 8o1ten Der Sebens1tfl-
terbalttttg n De1terret9 INT Sltl1 er-
|rei6en. 9fft8ios tpuroe otele Stelge-
rung 5tpar Derne111t, Der Stattltlter
Hnob 1eBt 1e0o9 o1e SnoeI5t1Ter anI
1882 gegen 3671 I'M S11lt.
&oblenbanbler fiino1gen an, Dob
dDDlcnfreiic itrooppelt Il r1en. Se-
bensmittelp lpreife geben ebenfaus IN
bedngitigenoer Weife in Die Sobe.
Die 8eih1ng Ser Mbeno" teilt NIT,
bab mebr als 80 Reltaurants, Die gn=
geborige Der mittleren l1no urtere11
&loifen als @dlte baben, geldlol1en
1pnroen, neil Die Standardization io-
ytpie bie nel1e sbener auf Neln lbrea