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Montagnais spat blindly at the in
visible target. At last, far down.
stream Blaise trailed his paddle.
Thanks, Isadore, for that whis-
key!" painted Red, splashing water
on his bleeding cheek. IF it hadn't
been for the fact that they were
drunk for a fare-thee-well, they'd
have slaughtered us on that bari
Good thing we didn't let them have
it, though! They'd have fred at-the
flashes. I thought they'd jump into
the canoe"
"They didn't know what they were
shooting at, Red! The guards on
shore heard the duck pass; then the
wash of water when we showed of.
BY now they probably think it was
one of those bank beaver we saw
when we came up the river"
Gwen 1njun greet drunk dey like
to shoot de gun," grunted Blaise.
"Dey navarro know if we pass or not
onles nose of cano' leave mark on
dat bar. t'ink not. Decurrent take
care of dat
you're right, Blaise," said Fin
lay. 1--WE had them guessing. And
we'll keep them guessing. l wonder
if Kinebik has won them all over or
if these were only few of the Wild
est Tete-Blanche .bribed with Isa-
dore's whiskey."
at looks like Wabistan had lost
all his influence" said Red.
"Mebbe," replied Blaise. I'VE
see." And his long paddle bit chunks
from the water.
Elise was right when she warned
that Isadore is trying to bottle US
up" said Finlay. with the Mon
tagnais hunting us all over the lake
we'll have to step lively or we'll new
er see that plane from the north"
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Walking Lighthouse

In q wonderful world there are
many queer professions. but rank
ing high among the strange ones
Is that practiced by 4 Chinese
coolie living in Chungking.
At night he can be seen walking
around the dark streets with .
lighted candle measuring some
eight inches stuck in the top of
his skull. In return for q small
fee he will guide you to your des-
tination.
When very young his parents,
apparently, had cut the top Of his
skull, inserted . candle which
they held in position by sealing.
wax, and sent him out on to the
street n 4 guide to travellers.
For many years now he has
done this queer job, and must
surely be the only human Eight
house" In the world.
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CHAPTER XII

Three days later the keel of the
Peterboro slid into the gravel beach
at the Hudson's Bay post at Mata-
gami. The door of the white-washed
log trade-house opened and two men
started for the landing. At the gate
of the slab dog-stockade surrounding
the traders quarters a tall girl,
whose golden bob the sun touched
into flame, curiously watched. From
a window Of the frame house a wom-
an and two half-grown children
stared at the three men on the
beach, for white travellers were rare
at Matagami, buried in the Notta-
way wilderness.
GOOD day. gentlemenl Welcome
to NataGamil" The trader, . sandy
haired man of fifty. shook The hands
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.ooSS e1Sh1 O88ED8. icy
lsa1see. rteA faf ma living \ as ~.
hte1. palataal hsos. H seems -.
paaeats1 \ tbsir deaths. nsss hey meet
Lse. rs pretty stspla,ghGsr. A1ssr a.
swefans hef apDsal Sss hsip, Pinaay b
. Z 4 Z Z . 1
downstream. Then there was a graf
ing sound n the nose of the Peter
ooro slid over a sand bar and the
canoe came to q dead stop. They
were trapped, yards from the shorel
Finlay and Red swiftly traded rifles
for poles while Blaise strained to
free the boat. One false move and
they'd draw q blast of fire. They
threw their weight desperately on
their poles. There came the low
call of "Kekway!" from the murk.
The three men stidened.
Crouched in the gloom the crew Of
the canoe waited for the crash Of
rifles in their faces. A silence 30
deep it beat like sound, pulsed in
their ears. Ten-twenty seconds and
the men in the bow felt the canoe
tremble. Blaise's signal to 60! Like
one man they strained against their
poles. There was the scrape Of
wood on sand, the low wash of water
and the canoe was backed clear.
The nose of the boat had sheered
of into deeper water when again,
the call Of "Kekway!" rose from the
invisible shore. The three stopped
breathing as the boat drifted. Sud-
denly there was a movement in the
alders and spurts Of fame from ex-
ploding rifles stabbed the gloom.
With savage thrust Blaise jumped
the canoe downstream. The enraged
airedale rose under his blanket, but
was forced fiat. There was stam-
pede of feet along the shore and full
in their faces blazed a barrage Of
rifle shots.
The canoe. grounded and was
cleared again while the rifles Of the
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It'ss;mple. It'sfun. Just think up
ALAS line to thisjinsie. Make sure
it rhymes With the word pack"
Write your last line Of the
jingle on the reverse side of .
Raleigh package wrapper Tor =
fac-simile thereof, sign it with
your full name and address, and
mail it to Brown 4 Williamson
Tobacco Corp, p. o. Boz 1sc,
Louisville, Kentucky, post
marked not later than midnight,
November 3. 1911.
Yoa nay enter - many last
Inns - you wish. Il thy arc al
witesa On sspaxatsR aleiGhpank-
40 W1appaes (ee faesiDileO.
Pfisss vW b swafdsd On tie
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W ,Ssi,,%Htaa3

a0basAs1, ~ laAss escapes ny sso-
eoos - kssD = . secret ehas ~ are
1Gs1s1s1 PslIes. Sess - isvsstasafs ~
6eaths q - si1 '-1rsvps1'' osa, YAlay
beaieves Iiss vas hasesat an1 Writes
hss . ases.
Evening star., 1941-08-22
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY

For centuries meadow mice have
been a serious problem in the Old
World. Sometimes they became so
prosperous that they consumed the
crops which covered large areas and
caused heavy losses, and also were
directly the reasons for much human
suffering thereby. In Europe there
have been mouse plaques. In the
United States we have also had our
troubles with the meadow mice and
their cousins. They seem to have
good and bad years, and their good
ones are our bad ones. The losses
to orchardistS and farmers run into
many millions of dollars annually.
This meadow mouse prefers to
establish residence in the meadows.
But it is adaptable and can prosper
in almost any situation where a
choice of food supply is available.
It can live in a district where the
floods take over the marshes and
where they must swim from one
dry area to another. They can
cross narrow streams and trek it
to upland fields and orchards, as if
this experience were an everyday
occurrence.
There is no thought of hiberna-
ton. Thick fur coats protect them
against the cold winds and rains,
and they are happy under the
snow. They build many shallow
Railways in the ground and con-
meet them by a network of narrow
roadWays under the old grass and
fallen vegetation. Thus they are
able to travel surely and swiftly out
of sight of their foes.
Though we cannot give the mead
ow mouse a high intelligence rating,
it has been smart enough to take
the best from its opportunities and
succeed where brighter neighborS
succumb.
The home life of these mice is far
from humdrum A nest is con-
Evening star., 1941-08-22

a total of 4,105 dwelling units, are
being built in Virginia, while Mary
land has been given authorization
for Is projects which will provide
SOTO dwelling units.
Two of the District projects have
been assigned to the Alley Dwelling
Authority for construction. One is
the Stoddert Dwellings, in the vi
cinity of Anacostia and Ridge roads
and East Capitol street. which will
provide 200 dwelling units, and the
other is the 350-unit Highland
Dwellings, near Atlantic and Eighth
streets and Condor Terrace Sc.
The third local defense housing
development is a 250-unit project
to be constructed by the United
States Housing Authority in an
Evening star., 1941-08-22
Ferguson Again Directs
Red Cross Publicity

Courtland D. Ferguson, local ad-
vertising executive. again has been
named chairman of publicity for the
annual Red Cross campaign, 1t was
announced today.
Mr.. Ferguson will direct all news
paper, radio and outdoor advertising
for the Roll Call, which will begin
September % and close October 30.
He served in a similar position
last year.
Evening star., 1941-08-22

Usually meadow mice depend on
the grasses and sedges for food, all
parts of the plant being used. In
the winter and under the protec-
ton of the upper blanket of snow,
the mice eat the inner bark and
cambium layer from shrubs, trees
and vines, girdling them and there
by causing their death. In this way
these year-round workers can and
do cost us many millions of dollars
annually. Total determination of
these foes seems at present impos-
sible and also undesirable. The rod
ents, kept well under control, help
to maintain the balance of nature.
Their own foes, the foxes, Weasels,
hawks and cats, manage to find as
many meadow mice as they need.
Evening star., 1941-08-22

more mature young have cross
squeaks and little talky squeaks, as
well as savage ones, by which they
converse with each other. When
rivals meet there are gnashing of
teeth. stamping and actions that in
dicate all is not quite as it should be-
When old age and poverty overtake
them, they become cross and ready
to start a quarrel. The winner feasts
on the vanquished But in their
own homes and among friends
meadow mice are friendly and
sociable.
In the autumn meadow mice store
food for the coming months. In
dians and others in the old days
would rob the mouse storehouses of
artichokes, beans, bulbs and tubers.
Evening star., 1941-08-22
Three Defense Housing
Projects Approved Here

Three defense housing projects
providing a total of 800 dwelling
units, have been authorized for con-
struction in the District, the Federal
Works Agency reported today in q
survey of the status of defense hous-
ing construction throughout the
country.
The local projects, which will be
occupied by civilian employees OF
the Navy Yard, have an estimated
total cost of s., 3,468 ,589.
Twenty~three projects, providing
Evening star., 1941-08-22
Natures Children
Meadow Mouse
(Microtus pennsylvanicus)

structed of clean. fine grass and
plant fiber. Usually this apartment
nursery is built under the ground
and here will be raised large FAM
lily. The infants are not quiet. They
cry, whimper, whine and complain.
Their mother understands every
little communication, paying atten-
Evening star., 1941-08-22

ton only to the hungry calls or
when junior tumbles out of the
bassinet and does his tiny best to
notify his mother what predica-
ment he is in Then she rushes back
to her son and replaces him, often
remaining tc soothe his hurt feel
ings and restore his sense of we'll
being with warm milk.
The older generation and the
Evening star., 1941-08-22
Give
Your Feet An
Ice-mint Treat

Burning CalIouses Put Spring In Your Step
Don't groan about tired. burning feet.
give them an Ice-Mint treat. Feel the COM
forting. soothing coolness Of Ice-Mint driv-
ing out fiery burning. aching tiredness.
Rub Ice-Mint over those ugly hard old cal-
louses. as directed. See how white. cream
them away. Get foot happy today the lee
Mint way. Your druggist has Ice-Mint
Evening star., 1941-08-22

Otherwise we would be forced Ito
take steps,
Evening star., 1941-08-22

Australia is considering a plan to
spend S18,000,000 to increase its
power alcohol production.
Evening star., 1941-08-22

area bounded by Hartford street,
Buena Vista drive, Jasper street and
Alabama avenue Sc.
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Dos t,e,.e perfetrsoeiek
tritt an, 8. Sept. 1T Krait
Sast Eoliscidef George 5. Watoiuit'

Die fnlaeuOc critic Serle, lpoOurd
oas Eublifrm iiber oie neucu Ser.
tcbrsgelete, iptc lie int Uniform
Cratic slct" entboltcu iino, inior
miert miro. Sas Hcies tritt am 6.
Scptember in &roit. Seine Iofalt
geboroe oarf unnehnen ooer burd),
iiibren irgcnoein Gcrtebrsgelet, oas
I'M @ioeripruh ltebt nit oen Tor.
Id,riiten ocs nel,en Uniform Cratic
Nct", oarals folgt. oab oas 8eiet
m aon5en Staat eiIltia it,
Trage: ~@os lit acmelnt nit oen'
9Il,sorld Slight Of @ap"?
Hluhucrt: ~Miebt Of @op" pir>
ousgclcgt ols Stet)t bon eincm lohr
}cug oOer sSubedngcr uorpurts az
1eben ln geIeblifcm sSege in oel
Hid)tuno III ser es lh beluegt I'M
Tor5ng 5u cinem onocren Sabr5eup
oocr ,Subainger aus ser enteegcn
ueletten Nid)tung fonmeuo.
Ger Tllbgineer lit sum- eriten Wo
III oic'e slusleslng nit elnge'hlol
fen uno bos lteat Die Herion in oie
ielbe Glniie ipie anNcrer Serfcbr, in
oem lie ibn Neft Srltcbt unb geluili'
Tflid)ten allferlegt.
,Sraee:: @ic funn iemono oie Surh
Snbrtslucge lTb slnhulteItellen, lrt
man laut 8elet nnhalten nllB, be
Dor man cinfdbrt ooer frellSt, er
fenncn.
slntlport: Nn ocn Stop Sd)iloerl
ole nufgcltellt lperOen miilIen, an Sci
GinIobrt sll a!lcn Sauptltraben I'M.
Strobenpcrciniguugcn. Wtan mli
III &uuptitruben anholten. an oe,
uuhItcn Sinie 5lnn &relt5lpeg, oil
norficrt nocr nidt oocr al irgeni
liner anoeren flor nturflertcn Mm
tultcltellc,
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8istter Srane !. &a,si2c
6iibrenber Scmpfratiid)er &anbibat
fir @iroermciiter.

Sbippbl Mihter 6ranf 5. 2allitbc.
fithrenoer oennofrntilfer &anblsnt
fir oas 9iirgernleilteromt ieinr
Hlatform nod nidt betannt gegebell
bat, fonn man bod aus ieincn &C.
baltenen GeOen mubreno Der lestcll
Wohen entuebmen, mas iein &urH
iein miro.
Gr lit ser itGrtite &anoioat. Gen
bie Senofraten bis iett nod) auf'
geiteut baben. oas lalien oie 10000
llnteridriiten, oic Gorliser &np :
Miller bel ser @ablbehoroc cinreid),
ie, erfennen. Nofher iino nod TO-
600 llnterldriften cingcloufcn.
9tahoem Sauid)c alle 33 @arb.
Ihon einmal perionlld beIlldt ba.
tanu nad) Dem Gntbltliaslnlls oer
ibm entsegengebraht muroe, urtel
lenb, cine iharfe &ngnc erluar
tet iperoCn Die ihrcn slnfnng ar
81. September in @couaa 9nf,
Harf nebmcn miro bel Dem Stlel
9foalt ser Temofratcn.
Seinen gebaltencn Neoen nuh
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Gin @urfGmpicr muberner
(jNmnaitif.

Ger 9egriinoer Scr Sebre bon Der
rbptbmiihen 9elueglmg Or. &noolI
9ooc bcgine in bieien Sagen ieinen
60. @eburtstag. slus &icl 9ebiirtig,
itloierte cr in 2eip5ig Natllrpiilens
ibaiten, &ipbologie uno @tl.lit, pro-
mopicrte iiber pbpiiolo9iihe slfllitif
uno mar Sdiiler gtifiibs in Ser
&opelllueiiterflaiie ocS 2eip5igsr
&onlerratcril,ns. Seine organiIde
9e!reaungsIebre pcripirflidte er 1T
Ser Hpmnaitif, sic iih bcute Sdu,
len lmo Srgoniiationcn erobert bat.
Sn ser Hcidsihule bes Meihsnabr-
ltanoes fir Seibeser5iebumg, 81 oe'
rem Setter er 1885 berllien lpllrOe.
orbeitet er an ser Nel,geltaltung
ser grobartigen. Gorfiibrlrnaen Der
Sllngbuuern umo .buuerinnen ans
lGbrlid) bel bcn HeidsnubrlGauen.
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merftarbcit il, Il. J.
,,itter 21torinee ectttrcue

8earnp, M. 5. 9tabesu 1900 Mn'
aeitellte Ser Sseoeral Sbipbuiloins
ono Srpood So. febrten nah neun,
3ebntagieem Streif auf ibre 8oitc.'
,uriid, Inn sic glrbeit an pebrtpibti-
gen Sdiffsbal,auftraeen in Sobe
Don $493 100000 ipieoer auf5uncb.
men. Ger getrieb puroe ourh oell
Staat iibernomnlen. nahOcm bic
Sirma iid) gelpeigert bate, ibren Mr,
beltern cine geihloiiene llnion 81,
"rluuben. Ser StreitfaIl miro MIN
bon ser Geeicrung geuau unteriudt
sic Ncgierung fpnnte uber niht nit
anieben. oab ser getrieb sen 9al
Ser SGifie perSogert, ebe cine Gini
5lng ersielt 1perOen fonnte.
Tetroit. Die Observation-Disclosures
uno guslenfer tebrten nod Eager
Strcif Sllr Irbeit Suriid. Mtebrcrt
9iiiItungsbetriebe batten geld)loiien
iueil am vlaufenoen 8ano" ni6t &c
mig slrbeitcr lparen".
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lirteilenb miro 2aulfe bie republifa
niIhe Yartei, Mapor 8lptbin, @ou'
perncur 9rifer uno Senator BUR
ton augreifen negen ibrer Yoliti:
leit scr @ieoererlpdblltne 3oolepeltS
etc. Tes &ihters 2ouife StGrfr
lpuroe beionoers cntialtet in Wtar
tin &. Slpeenep's @aro No. 8, no CT
beionoers beifaIlig empfangeu tpur
Sc rmo no Clarence Splifi, Sipec,
neu's Sefretdr. niht @elegenbeit er.
blclt 5u ipreden.
Sotihes Souptauartier beiinoet
iih auf 1881 Guardian 8Ibg unt
Hid)ter Saulbe lit taglib auh ilr
Souptouortier ser ocmofratiidcl
Yartei, 240 Superior ape., au5u
trefien.
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Sta>ttaQe in Oflaken,.'
fir Gin>berot ocjperrt

SfIohpmo Gitp. @ie oem Gertre
ter oes SSirlt Committees mitgcteilt
iburoc, bat ser Stootrot abgelehl,'
Gborlcs q. Sihobergb Ireitug IN scr
Staotballe iprehen 81, luiien. 3luei
Soften ser 9Imerican 2egion, oii'
Srtseruppen ser 9lmericau Wn!
Mptbers. oie &nigbts Of Eptbios uno
anocrc Srganilotionen batten gcgel'
oie 9creititellung ser Staotballe pro
teitiert. .Gr mag ouoerslpo lpredcn
uno pcnn er lih niiioe eereoct bot
fann cr nah Suuie gebcn," mir hill>
oern ibm nid)t am Geoen," iagte Ser
Stabtrot.
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Hippe>re,tte Gkeater
rNulo that 8boit" beeinnt am
30. Mm9nit

BIO 9lbbott Unto Spn Gnltelll
Sahihloecr Ser ltniperial Seniatio
ncn Bud Eripntcs" llno vSn tb(
Ropp" tommeu sliriif in einem an
ocrcn Spiel r@olo the 8bolt", bas
perlrricht sic anbcren 5luei nod, 81
.ibertreiien. Ser neue Slim beginn
nm 30. sluelit im Sippoorome.
slls Soal1ptfpmifer ipirfen nit
Hiharo Carlton, Sohn Sauis, @ti
iha glucr, Gpelpn slnfers, oie sln
orcp SdneItcrn uuO SeO Sclpl:
iant Srd)citcr.
Senn Sic cinmnl gut lnfen mol
rcn, Nonn uerpaiien Sie niht bieie!
Slim 5u Ieben.
Gs lit INNER Ihon fitbl I'M Sippo'
bronze Sbcater.
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3uiammenarbeit bes 8erliner nnb
Barrier 2pps.

@eeenrGrtig unteriuden Die oeut'
Iden 3oologen Tr. Sed, Berlin, uno
Sagenbed Sr. in Earis Srganila'
tionsihmieriefciteu nno 3iidtungs'
froeen oes @oriier 300 in 3uiam'
menorbeit nit oeiien Setter llrbain.
Gem 9oriier 300 iou Elm moglidli
bober Sierbeitano geii6ert ,peroen.
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t4S,OO0 q. ieuten
ucrienet ieia,

Berlin. Gas Sbertpmntuuop De-,
Webrmodt gob bcfannt. baB beut.
iGe llnteriecboote 25 &anbelsi ihif'
fe rou 14S,OO0 -. aus einem ein.
,igen britiihen @cleit5ug perienften,
ser bon GnalnnD nuh Gibraltar hi.
teripcgs mar. Der slngriff crfolgtc in
Der gtabe Eortugals.
Siiiabpn. Son Dem 8eleit5ug bon
25 engliihen Sd)iffen iino is i'm
Safcu ongetonmen. Gieic St)ifie
iSrahtidffte geborten 5u Dem poli
Sen Teutihcn gencloetcn perlenftcn
Sd)iifen.
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8iirecrmtciitcr 8lyttttt
,,reHa,1ticrt Hcipttal
$erpiee wette
8DnnerneMr 0rifcr iuirb ant 6cn'
@anfctt ocs Npipital Scruicc
@crbanbcs iprcd,cn

9iiraermcilter Goparo Vlpthl'
bat sic erite @odIe i'm Septembct
ols Soirital Serpice gSphe 5ll Gh
rem Scr glmperbmg bon einer balbelr
Wtiulon Neltc aus Gleuclnno lm(
llmgebung uls Hitglieoer Ser Glepe
lano Soipital Serpice erflGrt.
Sieier profitloie Elon miro ppl'
Sen SpitGlern betricben l,no bot tall
ienoe pon Collars fiir tauIenoe rcl'
@iirgern gelpart, iagt Mopor yin
lbin, luno irb bin frob cine &othe 81
beitinn,en lpuhreno lpelhcr lc'i
oue uuiere 8eilmobcit in getruhI
,ieben iolltcn. Ticier EIan ser Glepc.
lanoer Spitiler hot idon nlchr iplt
cine Miaion Gage fiir Soipitalolcni;
geSablt fiir ieine Qtitglieber IS iinl
meiitens ,Sabrifarbcitcr, Die oa5u &C.
boren.
9ireftor Ntirhacl q &cllp CAB 81
gleiher 3eit befnmt ouB ont 5
September 5u Ghren uno slnocnfel
an oieie 9eacbenbcit cin @nnfctt ob
gebaIten miro.
@ouucrncur ,Sobn ". 0rider hd.
oie GinIaolma ser Glcpelano SO
ipitul slIiocintion angcnonlnlen un>
miro nm 3. September auf Sen
9anfeit ser Gerbonoes iprehen. Gas
ganfett finoct inn GroBen @allIan
ocs Sotel Statler itntt uno Oiirft.
bon ipenigiteus tultieno Siihrern ocl
SnOuItrie uno oes Sanoels beIuG)
lpcrocn.
Ser @ouperneur bat lih bon jehel
fiir Spipitnlilierl,ng intere'iicrt uni
1899 einc @iu luter5elhnet. mad
lpeldcr ole Gcrbinoe bieicr Irt lln
ter sic 9luilift bes GcriiNerl,nga
Seportcnlcnts QcItcllt iucroen. e:
ipar ihm cine beipnocre ,Sreloe. bnl
ser GIepelanoer &crbano lid 10 eu
cnhpidelt bat, baB cr ieBt 100000
ptiiglieocr hat.
q. 3. @alomln, EruIioent bc:
Serbnnoes, miro auf Dem gaufet
ocn Goriit fiibren.
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SImtcnlcje

- I'm ba5 2ebcn 5u peritebcn, n,ill :
fen mir uns cin menig bon ibm entz
ferncn, e3 ipie Die @cmdloe in einiocr
Siitnn5 bctrahtcn. @er inuncr mitten
i'm @cben bcrum!putet, Der befomTt
slpar Wandcrlei unb bon slQem etluas
su icbcn sibcr bonn Struocl bofin>
Neriiicn, entbcbrt CT Oe3 rubigenStdnbs
punftes. bon no aus bns 2ebcu in
3uiomrlcnbang idJ iiberid)aucu ldBt
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Der Sliseersisf,,s eibt San,stae unr Senntae
pcriteIltsneci

Snu'enoe lueroen Sonstae im>
Sonltdg unh 9tpro Nonoau itrD
men. Glepelano miro Hn'tgeber oc@
vTictorp in the 9lir Circus" nit lei
men peltberiibnten &,lnitiliegern
6allicbirmabipringern uno @uit
Ifroboten am Samstag uno Conn
tag, 30. uno 81. slugult, 4 llbr nah
mittags lcin. sum Benefit ser ge
meininlnen Silfe iiir @cmeiniamt
l(niteo China Mellei uno 8ritill
ySar Nelief Societp.
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Sablctteu ais WGrmeipenber.

3llm M1rnlen bcS Wtl,no- ODER
Moiicrmnliers obcr zines @etrGnfcS
lit neucrSiugs cin Srodenbrennltoff
in. Soblettcniorm I'M Sanoel erifie,
nen ser bel GROCER Seijfroft niht
jerilie6t nno neber Spirit,s nod
iliiGtige StoIic cnitClt. 8roberen
Gudllngen lit cin fleines aodgeltea
beigegcben.
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$tabtrchicl FIR
8rite,, II, Wjtafriea

Sonoon Gos britiife ariegsmi,
niiteri,,m aab Ole S6affung eines
neucn Sitairifa-a -aonmnauoos unter
@cnerallclltnont Sir 0illiam Ylait
Dem friiberen Befeblsbaber in,
Cuban, befannt. @encralleutnanl
alan q. Cunningham. Der bisberige
aommanoeur Der Sitafrifatrllppen,
lit nit einem anoeren nidt entbiiIl.
ten &onmanoo I'M Witteloiten be.
trallt nor0en. ...
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HA5 ben,barSiert
Hcutittc 6eleit;iiae

2pnbpn. Tas britiid5e 2uftIubrt
Mjniitcrilm beriftetc, BOB hritilcb'
Bomber I'M 2oufc bes Cages 5ipe
Itorf geifiibte beutite 8cleit5iigt
an Sen Irieiiihen Snicln uno be'
bca1noiiben Giiite angegriiten ia
ben mnb mebrcrc Tnrppitenboptc Der
icnftcn. sluh oriffen bic @cmbc,
Mannbeim uno &arlsrube nit Gr'
fols al.
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EifSre ,tnN wcinc
tSbcr bcjtcncrt

Maibington. Sobere Stellern oll
lifore uno @eine fauoen oie 9ili.
eung bes 0inan5fpnitees oes Sc,
nats. slud, ipuroe sic Ginfommens
arense iiir Gerbeiratcte auf $500
berabgeiett mb lcoigc Terionen ia.
ben ihcn bel $3.50 iGbrlihem Gin.
fommen Steuern 81 5ablcn. sll,;!Y
tpurbe beihlpiien, cine einiaherr
Steuererfl6rune cin5uiiibren.
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Gifter 9oulhc, &anbioot iii.
gurgermeiiter, bat lein slnlt als
Hid)ter nieoergeIegt. Gr glbt oanri'
Elm eutes 9eiipiel fir anoere Ycli
tifer, sic rubig ibre aemter beba!
ten uno ons 8ebalt einltedcn. abel
ME ibre EfliNten fiir ibre 0esab
luna tun.
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@aibineton. Eraiioent Hooiepeli
tiinoiate sic gntienoune elmer @till.
tGrlniiiion nah China an. Sie Wtill'
tlrnliilion miro sic slufgabe babel',
6ic militariife Gage in China unr
sic Moterialbebiirinil1e ser dine
iiicben Negierumg 5u priifcn.
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!Sambnracr Sbcatcr in Gslp.

rSln Sslper 9tatipnaltbeater CAB
oos Somburger Staatlihe Sdou'
ipielbous llnter Sntenoant aarl
@iiitcnboecn ein @altipiel bon 8oes
Ties wTauit" nit 9robem GrRolg.
Gor ser Gritauiiiibrlihg ebrte ST.
tenoont @iiltenbagen oie norpegilde
Tihter Sbicn uno giornien an Den
@r1bern burh cine &ran5ipenoe.