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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-11

IN alludmg to the frightful loss of
life by the wreck of the ship ATTAIN
fjc, near Nova Scotia, and the loss
oftive hundred and forty-six persons,
Of whom over three hundred were
women and children. the Buffalo Err
press says:
This frightful calamity viii again call
attention to the conservative and won
derfully successful principles ON which
the Cunard Line is managed. That
company has made it a rule to sacrifice
everything to the safety Of the passen-
gers and the ships. They DO not make
q commanders reputation depend upon
the time he makes in a series Of trips.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-11

DR. TYNDALL treats us to 4 long ac-
count ofreligiousmen who have opposed
science and been defeated. | may say
justly defeated, as in setting themselves
against one way in which God makes
known his will But l could give far
longer list of men who have set them
selves to oppose Providence and prayer,
only to find that, as Beza said, Gods
Word is IN anvil which has worn out
many a hammer. d. McCo|,, Ia The
Independent.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-11
Governor Eartranf-.

Every act Of the new Governor,
with a single exception, has been en-
tirely satisfactory to his best friends
and has confoundcd his worst enc
mics. Even the Philada. Press, the
most malignant and INSCRIPTIONS Of
his opponents, IS constrained to adj
nit that John T. IIartranft is max
ING the best Governor Pennsylvania
has had for a long time. Not in
twenty years have we had a Cover
nor with sufficient backbone to have
vetoed the Somerset gratuity act.
This Bill appropriated seycnty-fve
thousand dollars TO make good the
losses of certain citizens of Somerset
hy fire.
There was no more reason why the
sufferers hy this fire should be paid
for lheir LOSSES out of the State Treas
ury than the sufferers hy any other
fire. 70 have paid Somerset va. to
have thrown open the Treasury 70
the demand for ell losses by fire aud
- con~c,t 40 Co,omonwc,I4h into
one Grand Fire Insurance Company.
,rr ,,,..,,.,.,,. c,,.sau +ho dil,s+or
... An. r.,,. .,,.r nga,,.,op+
.3 49,. II. s,o4 5an.n f~n,,, Uo
i,., -a,..,.,,,. enm, - rotoir,, .
l.rao amount or nurnicious ,aoi9Ia-
ZION n tho GREAT inv or oil honest
...,
lax -
- "oe' one 9o"N 70 read I"e sturdy
common sense vy.oes OF Governor
I4rlranit. Tlry come frequently,
c,l oro o1e-a,.e walco,nr AZ a sneni-
i''o.' ~ ,-,' =, VIZ ''''- ~ .,''>0i' % '''''
"i,n "hi'R '2eSe Fr'oeS 'hooilo' we
niyc tie closing paragraph Of lis
message returning without his appro-
,.,I H.. riu n rzo o,,+i+1ad ..,D
-,
"'' 'A'c'l'''',- 3 ''i' 'Ii''' I'l me pay li'i''
"t the enrolment tax on certain acts
heretofore passed" After explaining
+5a laws in relation 10 the enrolment
...,;...l.,., 40 piI1 ,.,.,,,u,od
' - - 49,. =.
Siie'''" S'''''" ""|.''' = q anu ''' ''.' y
t'eo private acts, ne closes with TINS
whole~mo and encouraging para
o,rqDL.
ne alh""Hs cue me "Inliloi',
"calth "po" ''4''' HlA''''il n''"''i' .'I' "a
ahd twenty Two PITY "Ie "li'' '"il"l'
ATE acts '!lhe ""'lIa ho' permit NE ne
10 "'c'II'h'' t'at TIE SUN must y
large. IL wiz he ooStfNea lnal
'iti'''n nu.'d1e" anu Ilht'y ol THESE
= ? s'I ','' ~ : 'l3', -. - va '1I.' -.
,l''lN VI TtNIl '''''h H,l''l,I"'''A priv :
80 -. ~" II'L,, ~ =. pay 'll'.i'
- ''Ic 'l''"I'i,'.'' '''A " ''''l! "'iS e',' 81,
"A ,'in' 7UlltI'h'' ana "''4lh "i'c,
any o""1 ''"' GO! P"I1'ioh roui'l ,.. anu m
""S9 Ial' II = 'u"'t 4oC'th W
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-11
9Gn and Scissors.

Zen amd Scissors.
HALIFAX, April 1.-ThiS afternoon
a report being current that a steamer
had been wrecked on the coast and sew
cral lives lost was at first regarded rs a
cruel April fool hoax, but this evening
the Cunard agents here received news
that it was all true. and that little of
the truth had been told, the fact being
that tie White Star steamer Ilnntic, in
command Of Captain Williams, from
Liverpool for New York, while coming
into this port for coal, struck on Mea-
gher's Rock, near Prospect, twenty-five
miles west Of Halifax, and became to-
tai wreck. OF about 1000 souls on board,
upwards of 700 We're drowned. Third
officer Brady arrived III this city this
evening. lie says the 1tlattic left LiY-
erpool on the 2Oth Of March with up
wards of 900 stterage passengers and
50 cabin passengers.
The steamer experienced bolSterouS
weather during the passage, but all
went well until noon OF Monday the 3I5t
OF March, when the supply Oh coal be
came nearly exhausted. The captain
determined TO put INTO li"lii"A' l ne
captain an" Iill'o o''IceI were "' "'eN
nhtI hlldhlghI. ne l'oSlCIon was 'ile"
judged 10 pe 'odllloIo hlS"'' oe"iliis
went into his chart room, leaving
orders 10 De called II tlere was any
change Of the VesStIS POSITION
About two o'clock the ship struck.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 2.-Th"
annual election for state officers and
+ad,,. -, TI9,,.a,.d ra,,,I,1ioan
was tloctad Govarno, l,v - very large
majority with fhe remainder of tbe
state ticket except for Lieutenant Gov
elil"I' loi "-lici' 'll1ie "''' i'o 'i'ol09'
NJ r,,--,,.-, .ol,;,,. 4},+ -. ;n,.o.+i
-, 80 - ~ ,.,,ia,, ,,.,,,IT on,.
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''''i,'S o,'''',C' ~, '''' ''''''e .,
mo '''is ''''i".' - ''', - i-'o'''' -'''''' ~
I, ''"i' Pi"'e''ii7 .''"' 'l'e ',1' "''o 7,''
p5 P'o ''' "'"' - % o''.''l ''',s,o' go. u
'''''' ''''' AZ 'Ci'' 10 ','0 minus - ''''
o'S 9,'ll"lolS VINO hS,' Og.l' eA, ,e''i'i3 I"
Ne' u = - use MI | we" > eAl'i'"-
Sloh' Il 'he illNeS''S"'ioli Piocee''e"'
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.tr | 'e I,,.,,,I. ''''.i ''I.,, lI;
:, .ia,,,,;,, f a7a',,.,t;, ,,I;as
ll"m I"Hatiol.' ana So remarks the sum '..
'"'"' WITCH i'oi'S 'i'e n"'''e Nie"S, '',e
0ocltlS' every St"l' SIePS up ~ lile VI
nee IKE d man. ana pays 9olo' OF Ileie-
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-11

We have sincerely to regret the
statement made in these columns
several ago that Hon. John Scott,
United States Senator FROM Pcnnsyl-
yania received the extra back pay
voted to themselves by the members
Of both houses of the last Congress.
Senator Scott voted against the prop
osition, and has not received the
moncy.-Philadelphia Press.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-11

might like TO hear word from me.
Well, | have lived here almost three
years, long enough for me to form
correct opinion of this part of the old
North State, i.e., the part | reside in.
saw a communication in your pa
per asking, "Where do our birds go
to in the winter" | think can in
form your readers where some of them
90. First, | will name the robins.
We have them here all winter by the
thousands; they stay in large fiocks
and subsist on the cedar and holly
/ berries. etc. We have crows and
blackbirds by the tens of thousands;
III fact we have double the quantity
of birds here in winter that We have
in summer. We have the sweetest
singer Of all our American birds-the
mocking-bird. BY day and night you
may hear him sing. / have often
heard him sing at midnight as | lay
in my bed. We have a number Of
them that hatch in our yard; they
love to stay close to the dwelling Of
man. We have a state law to pro-
tect them, fine of $500 for every
bird killed.
A word about our State III general.
We have both good and poor soil. l
never saw a soil so easily improved
IN any country; if YOU put light
sprinkling of manure on it YOU will
see the effects Of it for ten years.
The most Of our soil is dark loan
with red clay Subsoil. We raise the
best of white wheat, corn, oats, rye,
cotton and tobacco; clover does well
but the people do not SOW much We
can grow almost all kinds Of fruits:
''e "pPi'' P''''ii' 'l' '.'"'' i'l'''- NY
'"e'iH, ny l'i"ht, ounce anu '''ii'-
S'i'' " ( ,'''' ''e iiiSi' an" s"'''
po'''oIS' w ''o"''' - gro" al ) ."
want ""I our "i'le9 are co''oH' 70
bacco, wheat and corn.
Tho ,,i,i.n ri nur lnoIr may ha oF
Inc Pflce ol our "AoS may De oI
some interest to your readers. The
average price Is slOper acre close to
the railroad; well improved land IS
> II 10 S27' according 10 locauon'
etc'; very choice, with good build
nIgS' AS hi2h rs 500 per acre. water
pure S"iI ana cooi' ana plenty ol IT,
'''' ''S' i'' 'o''''''''ioo anu " ''i' Oeo'
i"'''''> ""N '''''' t'''N0i! P'''0i''' :
li"''' III '"0'' never ID" 10 Soo"
n'eN0' - any 'o""S " "'
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:, 20. T., -.,.II - :. .s
90 ,,'' W -, ,''Y 90 i'N- ="
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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-11

LExNGTOS, y. C., April !. lS75.
Mr. EnIToR: a. some Of my good
friends send me your valuable paper,
I thought that your many readers
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-11

\ NEW house appeared last >atur-
day afternoon, on East street, South,
and is making rapid progress toward
completion.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-11
FIRST-CLASS H0Ts

Old Sewing Machines Of 81
repaired in a wOrkmanlike ma.
4. NJ. REYNOLDS
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-11
TIE BAKER Rct

". E. cor. SECOND and EAST
east Of Iourt House S;s'
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-11

THE Bank of England covers five
acres Of ground, and employs 900 clerks.
There are no windows on the street.
Light is admitted through open courts;
no mob could take the bank, therefore,
without cannon to batter the immense
walls. The clock in the centre of the
bank has fifty dials attached to it.
Large cisterns are sunk in the court,
and engines in perfect order are always
in readiness in case of fire. This bank
was incorporated in 1854. Capital $50,
coo, 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17
.s,p,pe's Neutrality-suspicious..

0epeide uon 8rto9eport, @oun., lnelOst, baB
y'oome's gtabmai1lnen Comp" III ar5en
Yerlegenbeiien 5u ein id)eint, pa iiber bic
SGIfte Der 2lrbelttr Die 2Serfe perlaiien bat,
neil linen ielt ied8 8Oden Die SO3ne nltIt
1uS1e,lhlt murCeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17
SelearouEi5ches IllIcr[ci,

- Sa philadelphia ipielten Smet &iuoer in
Iineu neutrality-suspicious. 6uu0ameut, ala
pl6elidl Die Groe einruIdte uno ems oerielben
ucridIttet uno get0ot:t wulbe.
- Sen. SeiieriOu s. Gluis iibCrnimmt
oa5 COMMANDO bcS Sen. Ganbp in Srelon.
- 9ouu. Osborne BON Gaula5 bcrd)tct,
0aB id) Die Suoaner an Der @renSe ieines
Staate5 rubig pcrbalteu.
- &on Den uOr9eicrn i'll Wattcmau ourd)
ben @tulturj eineS StoruIttine5 oar!etten )
&iuoeru iino Smet geitOrbeu, Spct anosrc per.
Den llerben HnD elueS, &ute Coleman, miro
uleoer bergeitelt WerOtu.
= Su Cincinnati muo Der Griipju SamgS
@racc, Deldcr einen anocreu Sd)ubmadler,
Der iih Dem Stritc" ntdjt unitIieBen moute,
bermaBeu trat uuo miBbanoelte, oaB sr italb,
pegeu WtOrNCs i'm juclten @raoe proSeIlirt.
- 9eucrals Rotmeilter &re8meu uno eiue
Stgleiter btrelitn sur 3eit rcn Stuat Sen.
ueiite.
- Ger III Menpb8 perbaitete WGrocr beS
Sen. 0tnoman h3lBt nidt 8au9bu, lou0ern
SurOett uuO pQC itiiber YoliSe &OmmiiiQr in
Dtempbis.
= GbuS. 6ronci8 abamS rciTt bcuts
in 8s9lertuug eineS Spe5lol. @Omitc'S Der
liem. Y0rfer @eieggcbuug uou SOitOn nah
Al6aHp ab, I'M am naditeu SreIta5e Die
0entreOe auf Semar0 81 balteu.
- Su Bbiluoelpbla trat geittrn sic GOn=
Uention Der "9tat. AiioctIuou Der Vtaldiueu.
bauet" in StbuHg.
- Die 8icroeeute nd6ert ii6 raid Der
Siiite oe5 Cullen VtIercs I'M S9GitIz Satlg
lno ldlou uieIe Bicroe erttduft.
= SW Smaba, itbsrbaupt im Staate ytez
brasfa, bleit Der id)rcGlldIe Sturm pom Wons
tag bis Sum ItittWod Utittug al.
- 5u GeOr9etouu, 3emarQrd, wiit6tte
cine lrrAtbaIe 6ruersbruut. Gerlul $780,
900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17
SeHrctd.

2Sieu, 1G. aprll.-0te 6eGl!dtttIcn III
gbreu DIR Sermdblun9 0ec Gr5taSOan 81.
lela uon Sclreih nit Dem YllnSeu Veopo!0
Don Baperu baben begounen. 0ie Staot
prau9t beute in Slug9enidmud, unO
Griumpbboasn ino an uerlticOenen Steuer
in ben (SraBen erridliet. 9luA bic Sfl0Iicr
uno Dfientlldeu Sauten iino in geiAmadoOle
ler gSclie ostOrirt. Der beutlGe Sag, iOmte
Die Orei iOlgeIoeH, wetren 6elita9e fiir Die
9Siener iein. UiOrscn iinoet in Dem Saale
Der WeoSiual IiieciatlOn elne 9roBe 6ete
iatt; ON Sreitas 9beno fommt im Sbeater
Der lNoibur9 Der ySOmmernadt8traum" sur
9oritsQung. 9lm Sami1ag pnb elm grobeS
9orSert geeebcn. Die ei9entlldje Srauun9
finoct am 2G. 3. It. ltalt unb am iol9enoen
Gage reii't oas jun9e Yuar nadl gteoptt ab.
Sranfreid,.
YariS, 16. 2lYrll. - Sen. pon Danz
tsuiel, Der @ommanbeur Der heutIhen 81.
cupatonaz 2trmee, CAB beute in gtancg ein
0lner Su @bren oe5 9eburtsta9S oe8 YrQs
iioenten 3biers. Der Yrdfett uno Ger Siirz
Qelmeljier 6tr Stabt maren ais @GIie anlues
lenp. Soalte muroeul auf ben YrGiiSenten
Sblers uno Sen. bon NantenHel auS9e=
braf)t.
Otaorib, 16. Aprll.-0er Seridlt, OaB
bic ipan1lhen Sruppen aut Porto.Nlco tdl
auigeltbnt babeu, 1T unmabr. Ste yeutc Uerz
lougtcn nur cine &lbDbung oe8 SOoes, mel
DIE belpluigt Durec, porauf ile ild leoer De
montratiOu cntbielten.
gSeltere YerItdrtungtn iino in BuigCcrOa
fir Die 9itgisrunsstruppen ein9etrofien; Die
Iel5eu Wuroem bon Der ScU0lteruu9 entDult=
altiid empiungen.
Die 8arliiitn beorobten Die StaNt abcr-
mai8.
9ie Iegeruna bat 9ta4tittcn crbqlttn,
0aB Die &arlllten lei Sau yOrenSo Oe la Utuga
IN Der IropinS 9erona cine oetntdteuoe ytie-
oerlage erltteu habCn.
WtQorio, 16. Nprll.- Slele &lrlliieu iii
ytoroeu ergeben fd ben 3teglerun9Sruppen
in btr 9ofinlng, baB lbuen 2lmneitle gepabrt
Wiro.
IS miro berittct, OuB scr Sobn tes Priu-
5cu 0euri Oe SCurbOu, Der Junge SerSo9 BON
Seullla, rpeid)er iidJ rer Sarttltenarmee anz
idlloP, in elnsm Der leeten @efedte 9ifals
len lit.
Cine Nbtbeilung &arliiten, lUeldje Dor Dem
Snlrlne auf YuigcsrOa inter Sebailo5 aus
geididt murbe, fh ben Siili6truppen cntqes
qcid)la0en uno perlor 500 Soote IL. SerDunz
oete uno eine 9roBs Nnsabl @efanaene.
Nom.
9tom, 16. 2lpriI.-Die 8eridte, boB Der
3uhanO oe5 Yapites Gin fritlder 1T. iino
ialidl. Scine 2ler6te glauben, OaB bic &rant,
belt cine 3eitlang oauern wlrp, oaB olelelbc
aber nift 9eidbrlidl lit.
0tom, 16. 2lprtl. .-Seute Ibeuo ntto be-
ridtst. OaB iidl Der 3uIano oeS %apIteS lan9s
Jam beiiert.
warft unr Sorie.
2onoou, 16. 2pril, llbs gtad)m. -
@oniDls sr0fineteu su 954 fir GeIO uno
iiir Srlcf. @rle su 5l3.
giucrpool. 16. 9lprtl, IL llbr Sorm. =
gaumwoae sr6iiucte rnbig Obsrl. 81;
Srl. 9t-95. GertGuie 10000 Su.
ytperpool, l6. Gpril, 1br Nafm.-
Die Gaunluouen Serfduit betru9en 1000
Saaeu; fir Equalization uno @rport 1000
gu. &eridiiung iiir Dtdrs nno April pom
Sauaunab Ober @barlefOn gu 81. StooFo'Ie
idmuf. 9flnofIeiiA S2s Cd. &ale GSs.
S5dlmol; 3Ss Cd,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17

iuloatiiden Sreuoe iiber ben arteg
ni6t gans su barmoniren piellebt pa6z
te er an ben eben auI9egangencn Stern
ieine5 2ebens uno pie er 10 ihnell in bluttz
1er Nplte perl6ninben tDnne.
Sic waren Dor pus grpBe 9ptel De lGuz
rope eetommen, peldeS init Dem t0ptel
;um &rpnprinSen bic ganse 2dnge Der Asz
pernguile einnmmt.
Sur6 oas srpbe Sbpr traten lie in Die
peiten 8dume bes 3eitaurants pIeleS 9pz
tells, burdidritten bieielben uno 9elangs
ten ppr cine peri6lphene Sbiir, aus welz
der laute Stimmen uno ir6bli6e5 Ge>
ld6ter ibnen entgegenidallten.
anaad 6iInete oieie Sblr uno trat nit
!oerrn pan Stielpw in einen niht SIT gro
BEN, pieredigen Saal, nit Sa9obIIoern
uno !Siridgepetben gei6milft, in Dem cine
bunte Geiellidaft I'M cine SaIel perlamz
melt mar, auf welder Elm taLte5 Spuper
itano unp pur6 bic bereits in lelnem Qrz
ran9ement porbanpenen 2iden pUn ben
trdfti9en 9lnsriiien seu9te, msI6en es DON
ben g(nlpelenoen ausgeiebt geweien.
(TortIesuna toIgt.j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17

Gapitdn Sbtri0an $1,000 iir 6as guffiuoeu
iener geidjnome. @apitdu Sbrl6an ernie
bette, oaB, iobatS ieiue Saufer oIue 2ebenss
9cfabr in Die @alitte buIlHtergeben t6uueu, CT
iie anpeiicn merOs, uadl ben beiSeu yeiGeu su
ild)en, unb !uenn iie oieielbeu finoen iollten,
werOe er feinc ScIO1nun9 baiiir uerlau9eu.
Die SubIcriptIou ;um 6onbe fir ben Bfarrer
Incient belduit lid ieet auf $500. Wau bofit,
ben 0etra9 auf $1,000 Su briu9eu. 0ie In
tctludluug pegeH be8 Sdihbru1eS Der p At=
lontlc" puroe bsute 9tahmlttaa fOrtgeiett.
Salifar, 9t..S.. 1G. Ipril. - 9a Der
Gaptdu uno Die SifiSiere Der y2(tlautic" bic
au9absn oes Sd)iemaun8S Sboma5 oiscreoitir.
ten, meIdIer iagte, er babe Den ;peitcu Sifi=
Ster Dor Den gefabren Der SilTe gewarnt. uno
ooB CT nadaer CUR 9tethtug Der Baiia9iere
uno Der Seeleute @eianO qeleiltet bat, 10 ba,
ben Geltc bieSnGeuisurc eincSrtlGruug inter
ieidret, III Der lie be3eu9en, 0aB Ebomas ibr
Ssben 9erettet bot. G5 9ibt bier ptele 2cute,
Die nit ySdrme iiir GbomaS Yartei ersrerien
uno bebauptcu, oaB ibI Der Gapitdu nit benz
critcn bsiteu 0ampier naa @n9ano gcIdidt
bat, I'M itf1 ben ibm lGllg 9emoroensu Weus
ihen pom 9olie Su ihaiieu, neil er iiirttete,
oaB berielbc isbr unau9eneBme @ntbuuuu9en
mQdea I0nutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-17
llabpIIfoul,arne maD DoiitGImene
0ofue.

Cute 3dbne inb fir torperlite S6on5stt unerldB=
ltb, uno Rsmanb oari lid ernerbin iDeseH .unsleiz
der ODER farsr 3abne erti6ulcisen; benE oas Wits
TIL b;eie Yfdnsel ju bcitti9en, e9en in eneS Seben
8ereitbe. Or. aSiud)eu, in Hr. tS3, VI T.
Tauette=, obcrbalb @uaiuIraBs, i't uls tuiiien'
5bairli1cr 3abnarSt peit uno brett befannt. @r in
nit ieoem 3iueise ieinss Scruies pruftii pertrant
uno aae iine SabndrStli6en Sperationtn belrieoscn
ole Yuteutsn ours 8ets. Die 5d9ne, bic er unisr.
ti9t, setdnen iit burt Daucrbaiti8feit polItomme.
ms 9afien, natirlibes ausiebeu unb ausemeine
SdDnbelt aus. Sas 3alufiilen nit @olD, Stanio.
ODER COMPETITIONS -Utoiie bilbet stnen mtbtsen2bel
icinar B-ors. @ls 3abnaufaeben itebt Or. " inz
d. unerrcitbt oa. Srtn Serialsen NIT oem Ba'
tieneu lit in Der lba dormant. Nilbt oas sern9te
StmerSIomptoin miro ueraniaBt, Eno Die Operation
lit nets pollto ommen erfoI9reib. gr
iuorlSrt td9ltd re ines iaIpetrrlaures Gas. Die
fen Sdmeriue ltlscr babeG Ole seiammten mebit itnis
nlIhen SatultG,en @uropa's uno Aneritu's iir bas
poltommenfe nnb munoerbarte, SInpitncunssIo=
stit bsrporserulene Uitrs erfldrt. oas ie sntbstt
norbsn (Dtdrs7, ,3UtteY
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Observation-Disclosures

Varl0r<NronlauGters
Rarlorz@ bonbelisrs
YGrlorsa easssistrs.
Htbliothef.S banbelisrss
Bblotbe;s @bunbeltels,
BtbltolfefsG sukstittrS.
&k,immer. s hantslisss,
GS,immerz@b @bGnoeliers,
sBtimmsrs Z sGsati
Sans tiurs g aubeiisrs,
6ausHur-@ bGnbelisrs,
5ausRur. banSsitfs.
Mue Mrteu 9aseinrie,tunaen.
dsoIisrz unb y asrobrenu uEb
ReparGtHrss bat
q. q. Tapibfpn,
Rr 8, Roloz9bertpifrasss
fNnr;uat1gD Gr. 8, Rorbz zQibsrtpfir.
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9ofalbcrleJtc aus QSa5binoTpn.


gSal btugton, lG. 4prtl.-6rau Glara
9tegmanu, biz oeutlGc &Orlticrn, troi beute
Abeno bier etu, I'm tm Eauie oieIer o0er Der
udbNten 9SOdle bier cine S0lleluu8 Su balten.
6rau 9ttpulauH hat i'll @nica9o, SuoilnapOs
liz uno anoaen StdOten oe5 lSetcu5 auBcrs
Oroentlid)en BeliaQ QceruOtet.
- Ser Sruoer oe5 ermoIoGttn Be0oler5
9to9er8fl traf heute Witttag uOn YOleu bier
clu, uln cinen SruoRr aufiuiu1en. Gr bate
etncQanunJ 0aoon gcbabt, aui weld' ihref,
lid)c Wttie lelnSrllocr um'8 Yebeu gctOnmen
mar. GrIt III uulerer Staot uiubr er Ole
9rauenhalte Sunoe.
- 6r. g8. y. MieBerott BON Wajbiu0ton
lit gliidlld in Sremen augefonlmeu.
- 2m 0tenita99 99tahnittag, turS ua1oem
Som SSll9bt ietu llrtbell empfangeu, be3ab
tt elmer Der Gel6morenen an oa5 Butt oeS
@erihtSItrCtbers uno bat oeniclbeu nm ein
Billet, ,uelte8 ibu berehtise, Der 9iuridtuuq
Som Brl9btS belmObueu ;u Oiirieu. Dtan
mics lhn oil ben Nlufieb2r beS~@GiGugniIle5,
oa ACCOMPLISHMENTS nidt beiu3t mar, Gin
trlttStarten III oleiem 3Ude au85ugebeu.
- Der Brdlloent lieB lld geltetn uOm Ia-
Ter lltfe portraltircu.
- Der rUiurplduocr Suaipiel. Stub" pur,
De 9eltern pom u2Soibln9toner Club" NIT I
gen 27 Eoiuteu gcIdla9eu.
- @eitcru wulOeu iiiuI ncue grtronfunlcu
unO Elm 8ooeSiaQ an Den Slattern 9emeloet.
-0eute Jtadmittag Inn II llbr gerietb ell
an Der 0clamare. Qoenue geegene3 @eb1uoe
III VranO uno luuroe 6urd Die 6Ilmmeu be-
trQd]tltd) teld)dot9t.
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6embeu unO llntrr3eus fir 9errcn
Ipnttbillia!

gSir piinften Die Nufnerfianttit Don Strren ouf
biz ero5tu 8ortbeie, u:Ide Strattpn S 5aHfe in
vi. I55, sSef Saltmors StroRe. afuiern
uon 5emS,n, unier;sus, Strumpisn, Sauc.
fd,nben u. {. 10. offeriren Su lentfn uno tur ocrt
eIeidcn attitel ruinht. tann iett nit 80 Bro,ent
Gripa1nls SlntGuie madben. Ste raunen init ibrsm
gBaarenlissr oui, UNI fas @eitbatt sauS neu aus,u=
,tatten, uub peitoutRn nnbeon9t ocn Hen brsr Sor=
rGtbe nm Die oolle 6dllte btuider; ds iolhc amber
iudits Al buben tne. Dies lit Die leste Selseeueeit
Die man bat, UNI Sn iolb uneemttn Rleorsen prei<
fen erSutauier; benu aenannte strma iGbrt uur nod
ipeni9e Ea9c nit oem NusueItauie tort, (92f)
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WitternGbtlttbc @cpalttbater in
SSentucfU.


@tnci unati, 16. Nprll.- V0n Srant-
fort, &D., mir0 gemCl0et, bag III lCBerS0mS'
ag-Ha6t cine Saube ma8fIrter MtGuner na9
BEN 0auie oe8 SarmerS Hld)aro 28lulamS III
0enrpz@O. f0lnen, 9S. berauSrieftn unb auf
ibu i6OiGn. gS. mar Saoor perwarnt nor
Den, oa6 @onutg Su uellafeu. Q8tliam5 cr'
mie6erte has 6euer uno ei6oB eiEen Der
Wa8tlrtcn, 9(dmen8 Sramlctte, un0 ueripunz
cetc rrct Nuoere. lEruiamS ieibit crhjclt
audi cine id)mere9Sunte uno bciiGoet ilf Jeet
bier in SebanOIunl.
Stc Irbeiterbeipegune. Gin Wors.
@tnctnnatt, l6. Qprtl. Widjael
0tearoon, ell Sdlubmater, harb hcute an
Gerletuugen, Die CT uon SWel au5lebeuOtu
Gslipiueu er6alten battc.
S!rbciteraIfrubr in Snoiand.
Snigbt0 Oun, Suo., l6. Aprll. -
Sn Der @iaBerCi Der ''Western iron Co." fam
cS Qeitcrn 46enO gu lluruhan, m,lbe nod aus
oauern. Die melBenIrbetttr habeu "Strlfe"
Qemadt, mGbreno Die aus Sugluieu uerItrle.
bsnen iarbigen 2eute arbeiteten. Die YoIi5eI
nuroe non ben IuiriibrcrH org miBbunoelt;
Der @brlu. ST. Watthelu5, meIdler 8rlG0en 81
liiiien iudte, iuuroe gieid)fau8 idmer Oerleet.
Die Srauen Del QusldnoI9en Arbeltcr nab
men an rem Jfubcf0rungen in BeroOrragenOer
Beiie lEtbell, ile heeten Die Wtdnner auT,
uuo ciuige bauoelten i0lmli9 al8 2lHiithrcrln@
nen. Die @mmett.@arbe nnb cine 9lbtbets
lung Yoli5et unter Commando oe5 Generals
Macuulap pom Snoiannpoli5 fomeu nm iiinf
llbr beute gtor9en bier an; ieitOem III bic
Jtuhe uicoCr her9eilellt.
Wiebrsre 0tQoel5fiibrer muroCu oarGQitctuuo
nad) Brazil gebradt, no mau ibnen ben BRO
scB MAIDEN tuiro. Die Ber9lcutc uuo Gieu.
Itmel;er hoiieu 3uperiittli6 auf &riol9 lbrc8
NusianoeS unO ilno fsinesmea8 geionneu,
uahSu9eben; ie warten mn, bis Die Viill3en
Suriidge3ogeu iino, um ibte lugrliit auf Die
nod arb;tenben 2eutc gu erneuetu. 0te BEL
iere alaiie Ger 2lu5itGuOtgeR uerbdlt ii6 rubt9.
Die 6rausu babeH iidl blsber a5 ba5 bcipc.
rQteite Clement lnter GieisH 0tGbei0rcru ers
mleieI.
&nigb tsUilte, 1G. Npril, gtad,m. 3
llbr. - Nd)t SeriOuen itno IN Der uoriidJtl9t
lien 8eiie perbaIttt unO nad oem GOuntp'
@efangniiie 9eidlidt poroen. @e9enmdrttg
1T ausS rubis. Die Otili3 miro beute Abeno
ua6 SHbiaHapOlis 5uriidtebren. Die llurus
ben t0nnen jeSod) 5u leoer Stunbe mteoer
ausbre6eu. Sic Gtamteu Der Shmelshiitte
fuo beluafIuet. Inter ben 9lusnanolidjen
hcrri6t 0roBe @rbitterung, uuo MIR Die 9r6Bte
Soliidt Der Seb6roel1 mro einen reuen Nus
brut) uerbnoern, 10 lange iid Die gts5er bier
beftubeu.