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The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-04-15
The Graded schnnl Trnataas.

At regular meeting of the trustees
of Bennington Graded school district,
held April 4th, inst, all the members
being present, they were called to order
and proceeded to organize as follows;
f. D. Bennett, was elected president;
Chas. II. Cole, secretary. E. d. Bennett,
E. E. Rawson, II. j. Potter, Jr., and
Chas. G. Cole, committee on teachers;
f. E. Rawson. L. f. Abbott and Chas.
G. Cole, committee on finance; j. S.
Lindley, L. f. Abbott, Eli Tiffany and
II. J. Potter, committee on supplies and
building.
The following bills were presented and
ordered paid:
E, E Rawson for services as secretary.
For postal cards, etc -. 80 az
G. H. Mason, two days services as auditor, 10 20
A. +. Clark, tuning piano. ................ $50
J. I. Shurtlef, sundry supplies ........... 40
A motion was made and by vote car
ried that the committee on repairs and
supplies, be authorized to make exami-
nation of black-boards and other furni-
ture and make whatever repairs and pro
cure any supplies thatin their judgment,
it may be necessary for the use of the
school.
The subject of teachers salaries was
discussed, several suggestions offered,
but no action taken. No further bust
ness appearing, the meeting adjourned.
CHAs. G.. COLE, Secretary.
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First Baptist church.

MORNINH.
Carol. easter Morn" ...,.............C louston
Anthem, "Chrst is Risen,". ............. Maunder
Gloria Patri.
Hymn, THE Day of Resurrection" ...... Bonner
Ofertorium, organ. ............... 49,. .Wely
Hymn, Chime Softly Bells Of Easter. Bonner
EVENING.
Carol, Easter Chimes,"... ......,..A. f. Loud
Anthem, Come Ye Faithful" Rev. E. V. Hall
Lords Prayer
Anthem, "All Hail, ........................H 0yt
Anthem, Awake up My Soul,"... .....Barnby
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-04-15

single copies of the Banner, In
Wrappers for Mailing IT Destreds
THREE Gents.
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EASTER DAY.
The Queen Festival of the Christian Year
will be Celebrated in Bennington With
Fine Music and Rejoicing.

The Queen Festival of the Christian Year
will be Celebrated in Remington With
Fine Music and Rejoicing.
1t is only few years ago, compare
lively, that Easter was scarcely observed
in this country outside the Episcopal
and Roman Catholic communlons. Now,
like Christmas, the day is made much
of by Christians of every name. Its OBJ
servance tends to fasten upon the mind
the reality of the future life, and the
happy reunions assured by the fact of
Christ's resurrection that so comfort the
heart. In Bennington the service of
song will be one glad anthem of praise.
We give the order of music, etc.
st. PETERS Church.
HOLY coMNUNIoN-6 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Professional. Carol, "Hark! Bright Angels Sing"
kyrie .,............'.'I Tucker
offertorium, 'This Is the Day.. ......... Cooke
Eucharistic Hymn, 2O7.
Gloria in Excelsis. .........,........O Old chant
Recessional, Eye Happy Bells" ........W. B. w.
Low Celebration, nine O'Clock.
HIGH CELEBRATIoN-1O3 80 O'CLOCK.
Professional, Carol, Let the Song be Begun -
Anthem, "Christ, our Passover" ....... .Cramer
Glorias ........... .......... Cathedral Psalter
lie Deum ...........''''''''.. batmOaCn
BenedictuS.... ....... ,.....CaJnedral PSalter
Introlt Hymn lO3..... ............. ..Palestlna
hyrle -. ............ ''''...' '''....h haynes
GloTIa Luz
hymn lO4.... .....'...............Or Gauntiett
After rmon............ .............A rimathea
Offertorum, "0n the First Day of the Week.
Lott
Sursum Corda ......... announcement. Haynes
SanctuS. ....... haynes
BenedictuS Qui VENT ....................Ha Haynes
Agnus Del Observation-Disclosures. ''.... hRynes
Nunc DlmltuS ................-.. 1ucker
Recessional, Carol, "The day of Resurrection"
Vibbert
SUM AY SCHOOL FESTIVAL sERvICE-l2 80 p NJ.
Professional, "Jubilate, "................Sh Shelley
Early on this Morn" Mosenthal
1.-THE First Easter Day.. .......... Whiteley
birds are Slngng" -. ............ warren
RecessIonal, easter Song. ...........W Warren
FULL CHORAL EvENsoNG-5 O'clock.
Professional, The Golden, Glowing Morning"
lie Jeune
Versicles and Gloria Tails
Psalms, 1l3, III, 1lS Cathedral Psalter
Magnificent. ........... .................. ...Nunn
Nunc Dlmiths Observation-Disclosures MUM
Greed and Versicles .......... $500. Tucker
Hymn lOo. ..........-.........La Lausanne fsaltet
Alter sermon .ArlIndJned
Ofertorium, "As it Began to Dawn. Vincent
Recessonal, Carol, Ring out Sweet Easter
bellsJ ............''.'.... Dlakle
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01
Financial Affairs in Uruguay.

A statement of the commerce of the
republic OF Uruguay for the first and
second quarters of the present calendar
year shows that during the first quarter
the imports were valued at $4,196, ,936
and the exports at $9, ,39S, ,302, and during
the second quarter the imports amount
ed to "A, ,319, 792 and the exports $7,42o,-
960, making the total imports for the
half year $9,116,725 and the exports
1898, 1862. The importations during
the first six months Of 1890 and 1891
were respectively $1S, ,14i ,936 and so $685.
785. The dsminution in the imports
from 1850 is very notable, being practi-
cally so per Cent, but it should be re-
membered that during the first half of
1890 Uruguay was still under the infu-
ence of the period of imitation. Com
pared with 1891, when the crisis was no
less intense than at present, the falling
off is only some $842, 900, of which $780,
900 represents cattle imported from Ar
gentine Republic, which had most un-
favorable effect on the live stock indus
try of Uruguay. Aside from this the
decrease is insignificant, and it may be
said that importation has been practi-
cally stationary since 1891. The ex-
portation has not been seriously affected
by the crisis, and only shows the differ
ence due to such natural causes as the
variation o. tke seasons.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01

IThe quotations given below are Los Angeles
Wholesale selling prices]
Provisions.
fIAMs-Per fb., local smoked, 14%015Lc
BACoN-Per fb, local smoked, 15915lac.
medium, 13013I%c
PoRK-Per tb, dry salt; 1910.
DRIED BEEF-Per ib.. insides, 1876
LARD-Compound, 3,s, eslc: SIS, a55sc; los
91%c; SOS, sc. Pure leaf lard, &c higher all
around.
Mill Products.
FLoUR-Los Angeles xxx, $4. 20 per Dbl;
Capitol Mills 1920; Sperry's, $490; Crown,
$780, Vic or, $3.50; supernne, $3.25; gra-
ham, So 40; Drifted Snow, $4 90; stock
tonia, $4.90; Stsrr's choice extra, 50. 55.
MILL FEED-Brsn, per ton, $21 .OO shorts
1913 90; cracked corn, per GENITAL ST. .25; rolled
barley, I.o5; mixed feed. $I.2o; feed meal,
Dairy Products.
BUTrER-Fancy roll, 671aG7Oc; choice, 90
M65c; fair. 5O@55c; Eastern tub 27@30c;
CHEusE-Eastern. 15c: California, factory
15c; Young America, 16c.
Grain and Hay.
BAR1Ex-a-swing, 81. POOL 80; feed, 81.
CoRN-Per Genital, $1. 20.
OATS-No. l, per cental 81. so.
WHEAT.No l, per cental 81 .4o@1.50; No.
HAY-oat No. :,$11; wheat No 1, $11; bar
ST. lower all around
srsAw-Barley per ton, $5; wheat, $5.
Poultry and:ssEggs.
PoULTRY-Hens, So. COOS. so per doz.: young
roosters. Sd; old roosters, $4.O0: brOilers,
$3.5Oa5. 90; ducks $5.5O@6 so; geese, 81 pei
head; turkeys, 1A@16c per pound.
EGGs--California ranch, 32933c; Eastern,
25I26c per doz.
Honey and Beeswax.
HoNEY-Comb, 12@14c; extracted, white, z
0D71ac; amber, 6016Mc
BEEswAx -2OtG23c.
Nuts.
ALMoNDs-soft shell, 15D16c; paper shell,
19021c; hard shell, 8910c.
PEANUTs-Raw' 4@D5c Ts tb; roasted, 708c.
WALNUTs-Hard she'll, &c. soft shell, Sc;
paper shell, 10c.
Dried Fruits.
APRIcoTs-Per lb. sun dried 11@14c;
bleached, l2(015c.
PEAcHEs-Per lb. sun dried,- 1O@121ac.
Miscellaneous.
BEANs-Pink, $2.5Ot03 90 per 100 lbs /;
Limas. So. 5O@3.OO; navy, small, $2.75(03.25;
large white, $2.75(03.25.
CABBAGE-Per 100 lbs, 6O@9Oc.
CHILIEs-Dry, per string, 75c.; green, pei
lb., 25c.
PoTAToEs-Per 100 lbs., 9Oc@$1. .25
SWEET PoTAToEs-Per 100 los, 81 0O01 10.
TOMAToEs-Per box, 35f05Oc
ONIoNs-Per 100 lbs. ,75G9Oc.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01

sub of f IL 900 acres of s "a of Ro ex-Mission
de San Fernando, 31-39 and A; $1,000.
John w Beebe ct al to Allen Hubbard ct ux
800 $500. ~ MoSnef 'f'' = = a 'ahus' '-'o'
whitney, tax collector. to Hiram M Stats
Part lots 8 and 10, Pasadena; S2OI
Azusa Land and Water company to S s
Reeves-Lot 8, bl 81, Azusa; 1920.
James Riegins ct ux to Charles FL Frost
Part lot l, Higgins trt Pasadena, rs; $1,000
state to A sepulveda-Lot A, bl 102, Belle
vue Terrace trt; 1864.
l. Cemetery association to Mrs Anna spence
Lots in cemetery; $500.
e d'Artois TO Comstock-Lots and 2,
blk G, Rosecrans, l2-58; 5000
l4ottie R Adams to Nellie Prince-Lot SO,
A H Ferguson to Samuel stradley-Lot 8 and
part Ia, Goodwin and Lukens trt Pasadena,
Margaret A Hilliard to Tarr-Land in
Rancho San Rafael; $500.
J l. Blackman ct ux to A Johnson-Lot 21,
Arlington trt; $1O5O.
part of lot II and strip of land in rear lot 10,
Reynolds ct ux to John wilson-Part
lot 20, blk A, San Pasqual trt, $3.50, 291:
G Bragg to J T Dunn-Lot 10, blk 10, Nc
Donald trt, 30-42; $125.
$3.50.
Ut Dunn ct ux to Wood ct alas above;
$50.
A M Hough. trustee. ct al. to George H La
Fetra-Lots II and 18, bl 3, West Los Angeles;
5000.
Mary Zellner ct al to M J Lloyd-Lot and
part of lot Z, Zellner's sub, 34-lS; $40.
NJ W Sinnott ct uX to Thomas Cosgrove ct
uX-Lot 3, Rabio trt; $310.
K ] Bodman to Mrs Bouman-0ne-halfo oil
lot 13, bl l, Winston trt, lilo; $50.
SUMMARY.
Deeds. ...................... %
Nominal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6
Total. IO,4ob 80
Note-Figures separated by a dash, represent
book and page of miscellaneous records.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01
Petroleum
LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.

NEW YoRE, Oct. 3l.-Petroleum, United
November, closed st 50L.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01
The British Grain Trade.

LONDON, Oct. 31.-The Mark Lane Express
says: The low prices are greatly affecting the
market deliveries of wheat, the farmers having
Is per cent less and delivering 80 per cent
less Miliers are bidding low for imported
wheat, knowing the greater part of the Ameri-
can surplus will come to Great Britain, as
France will need only one-ffth and Holland
cnly one third of what they needed last year.
Barley, oats and maize are firm.
At to-day's market, wheat, poor quality,
brought 3Os; foreign was unchanged, owing to
small imports Barley was Is lower.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01
WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK AN
ALL-WOOL WHITE BLANKET,

66X78 CALIFORNIA BLANKET, AT S. PER PAIR
This is the finest and best al-wool Blanket for the
price in America. WE EXCEPT NONE. This Blanket
is manufactured exclusively for and know what
are talking about when say that it is the BEST ALL
WOOL WHITE BLANKET in America for $500 pair.
you intend to buy Blankets you will not do yourself
justice by overlooking this offer. You will get the BEST
ARTICLE FOR THE LEAST MONEY Knowing this
to be fact, we will make this propositions
artes wishing purchase Blankets but who do not
them until later in the the by
depostng small amount, and will camphor and lay
aside the Blanket until wanted We have only linn
tied number hand but expect large lot in December
they being manufactured for This quality
size and style of Blanket is sold regularly for $7oo pair
Now is the time to take advantage of this tremendous
In price.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Exchange Review.

NEW YORK Oct 31.-The stock market opened
bullish. Higher quotations for Americans in
London impaired confidence. Among indus
trials Distillers and Chicago Gas were the CEN
ter of attraction. The former rose 21s; Gas ad.
vanced nearly 2psr cent ST. Paul, Northwest
ern, Lake Shore and Michigan Central gained
N(G2A per cent. Michigan Central leading
inseed was weak, declining The close was
strong.
Government bonds closed dC...
MONEY QUOTATIONS.
Money on call, frm closing, offered at 5per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper-596 per cent.
Sterling gexchange-Quiet;$ $4 82A Tor bankers
6O.day oils; $4.S6 for demand.
BAR SILVER
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Bar silver, per ounce
95c.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3i.-Bar silver, $500
$500 per ounce.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 31.-Mexican dollars,
68@6Shc.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-Closing quotations
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01
chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-Wneat, demand improv-
Ing The market opened Ne higher; advanced
&c more on covering by shorts, steadier cables,
wet weather abroad, smaller increase in visible
supply than expected and light Indian ship
ments; closed steady and near top.
Receipts, All 900 bushels; shipments, 1885,
600 bushels.
CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-Closing-Wheat, steady;
cash, 7ONc; December, 72ssc.
CornNHigher; cash 41szc; Dec, 41Mc.
Oats-stesdy cash. 29Mc; Nov.' 3OAc.
Rye-5OLc.
Barley-65c.
Flax-8l.1O.
Timothy-$1.66.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 3l-Wheat, demand Inn
proving. No. red winter, steady at 5s va;
No. red spring, steady at Is lHo.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

MONDAY, October 81.
John Sake ct ux to George z Osmun- Part
of lot So, OF sub of e 10000 acres of 8 "a of
Rancho ex-Mission de san Fernando, $3.50
and A.; 81
George Osmun to Mary Tryon-Nw u Of
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01

General Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Hcps, quiet but steady.
Cofee-OptiOns closed steady. barely steady
and 20 to 80 points dowp The sales were
$4,000 bags Including November. $15 $50
10 60; December, $l5.O5015.2O; January.
$I4 S5@15.O0. spot Rio closed dull, No. z,
1890.
Sugar - Raw closed dull; fair refining,
Q 15163c; centrifugals, 96 test, 35sc. Refined
closed steady. fair demand
Copper-Easier; lake, $ll .6501175.
Lead-Dull; domestic, SO. 8003.9 .95.
Tin-Steady: straits, $40. .5O92O.6O.
CHICAGO Oct. 31.-Pork, easy; cash, $115O;
January, $12 S2H.
Lard Easy; cash, $S. 35 Jan 81 80.
Ribs-Easy: cash, $12.CO; JAM, So. rs.
Shoulders-$7 .4504750.
Short ribs-$7 75o5lO.5O.
Short clear--$S. 10t1S 15.
CHICAGO, Oct. 31-Whisky. $1.15.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-01

Corn-Demand poor, Spot, steady As 5s4d;
uary, As Cad.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 3l-wheat. quiet;
buyer, December, $685.; May, 81. 1886, buyer
May, $l.39L.
Barley-Sirong; buyer December, 1890; Jan.
uary, 93s4c; December, 92ssc; May, 97c.
COrn-xl l7h.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-27

ersbild1of ,. Stablstusfi. entihieSenerSieh
sesen RuBlanb, oenn Der neue airdens
fiirit bat iid peri9iebentlid ais orbit,
terrier @esner allies Rufif1en geseiat.
0loriai Aleranber B.. Stablefpsfi emit,
itarlutt einem alten polnii1en @oelsees
f1le6t. ST ipurbe 1841 au SrauItaot
geboren, beirtdte bic @nmmaiien In So.
len un6 2remeiien uitb ftubirte in
Wtiinden Tbeolo9ie. Sine 3eit lana
mar CT Religionslebrer am @Dmnalium
III G1rimm uno erbtelt barn, 1873,
bic propftet 3u Wrefden. Seit 1876
geb6rt er ununterbrohen benz preubis
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Aar1e idon otter In bic Oeffentlidteit
brars. Bon GROCER Gormsnsemanbt,
belt n1b peri0nlid)er 3iebensmiirbigfeit,
itebt b. Stablemsfi often auf Ssiten
Der peitlihen 2ultur Jinb befefnt fih
al8 Dertreter Der itaatliden uno geiea.
i1oitliden Orbnung in grenben nno
Deutihlan6. allerbings lit 60 ieitte
anii9t, baB e. ben poleit erlaabt iein
laub, inuerbalb Der preubiihen Morar.
syie tire eisene Nationalitit 5u pfle9en.
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E9romwe&(ef in Gspptem.

Bonn nerRorbenen &benine ,trb ieimert
laagen 3a@falger = WerWidelungen
In 4asFGt.
Gtn urenfel bes beriibmten Mebemeb
Nlt gaida, Der. frog ieiner riidiidts.
lolen uno briideuoen 5erri1aft. @spp,
ten In Die 8abn Der mobernen GIpili.
latton %lcitete, lit Mebemeo Tbemfif,
Der 5lpeite 8beoioe inn alien Ybaraonen,
lanoe 9%eitorben, uno nod Dem Nehte
Der Grltsebnrt folst linn Der jut9e Gbbas
Yalda auf benz oi%3efoni9lideit Tbrone.
Der 8ater Gbemfifs, Der befal1nte So,
mail, inter weldem Die @rDffnuns bes
Suesfanals ltattsefuttoen bat, mar Der
@rite BON Der Stppe Mebemcb alts
9eDeieu; ipelder an 9telle oeS Titels
Wali ober Stattbalter pom tiirfiihen
@roBberrn Die @rbobuns in ben STANG
zines Yi3ef0niss nno Die Hesulirung
Der Tbronfolse nod Der @ritseburt
erlangt bate. 1bemfif fam mad Der
Mbfetuns letneS Baters 1879 CUR 9tegie,
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GtMe a~arantirte sfnr.

Mtr aptcrtHren ben anssseisteu apetbefer, Sbnen
Dt. Rings Msuss SeiLmtttsi sesen G6ptnb5umt, Gu.
ten unn 6rtdltnns duf iolsenfe Bebta9una III perfaus
fisfss E2tttet ben anweiiunsen entipredenb setraudsn
modem, tnbein Sic es e~tnsebeub prcbiren, unb ,penn
ste bann fetne BeHerurg tur& baHeibe p~e,ip1ren.
sana {mi6eu ste BITE 6Iaf@e sura6 unb sic sperben
jtr @eIh tuthd fDmmen. mir mehen ttes gnaebpt
IN Eelee Der srreartisen GrfcIse, nel&e eies Riftel
Ret btr lettidbrtsen @rtppen : Gpibemfe aufsuretlen
hattie. Efx taben ron fetnm Eale sshbrt, In BEN
sas Detttef ntht sehplfen hdtte. Wan MADE etntn
DesiuA, &robeHai6en fret BET MbcIpb Dretb, Gbrmps
fon a 90. @rebe ElaiGsn SO Gsnt8 anb Sl.Oo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-27

Cine bequenae Nntuort. Ole seiit,
reihe Srau b. Mtainterou bcfam einn1al
bon einer1 ibrer Yerebrer, Der feiu be,
ionbers 9l%anjenoer 9eiit luar, eineu
8rief 5useidift, ben oerielbe m0rtlid
aus einem n8riefite1er" ab9el1riebens
latte. 3ufdllis fannie lie oielen Srief
uitO beiaB aud bas Bud, in fpeld)em er
itanb. Nun Iu9te lie i'm barir anf,
UNI fid ju i%iber5eusen, inipiefpeit er fu-
pirt mdre unb fab 3u9leif, Sab Der
Briefiteller aud Die Qntlport auf biejen
Brief entbielt. Sic leste iid nieber
nno hrieb fur5 5uriid nMcin mertber
9err, Id babe Siren Brief erbalteu
unb bite sic, Elm Blatt in Sbrem
Ynde um;ui6lasen. bamit sic meire
Antport finoen."
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ben. Der iuuge Bring albert gictor.
Wtamn er iuurbe 1864 geboren =
bate nod faum @elegenbeit sebabt,
feine pcrlonliben Gisenidaften gu be-
mabren unb 10 bef0mmt bas immerbin
traurise @reisniB muir burd Die ~io5iale
Stellnng Ses Yeritorbenen unb ben
jufalligen l1mitano, bab Die eugliiden
2anoc lid bereits nit groBem Yompe
CUR Seier leiner 8ermablung riiitetet1,
eine weiter trasenbe Beoeutuug. Yin
ieiner 5tele bat iest iein jinserer Brit
Der George, ber Seemann, mad benz
Yrinsen bon @ales Die nadite Nnpart.
fdaft auf ben enslilden gbron.
Sanm eiue Stunoe Dor Dem Nblebeu
oes Yrinsen gilbert 8iftor par 1holt
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Sbeoioe She'pft. Yater, melAer
ielbit in bic Nerbannl1ns leinen sau5en
9arem mitidleppte, NIT ieiner @emabs
fin, Der Brin5eliin Gmineb, in @in3elebe.
Sein dltsiter Sobn, Der ~17jabrige
abbas 8aiaa. puroe su9leid nit iei,
mem jiingeren 8riber in Wier ersoaen
unb bat iid bort inter ieinen aai1era,
ben allsemein beliebt ser1abt. Man
iast, oab fi6 feline 9Dinpatbien mebr
gegen Sranfreid ridtet, oils sesen Gng.
LAMB, 10 baB, falls ii9 bieies @erii6t
beipabrbeitet, nod gang interefante uno
unerfpartete aomplifationett in MegDp<
ten entiteben f0nuen. @einer Su9e11b
ipegen er tpiro erit int Suli bieles
Sabres 9roBidbrig = lie9t bic Srase
Der @inlesnns elmer Nesentldaft iebr
aabe, uno bie Wtd9te ldei1ten bieriibsr
nod ntat gum S6lub sefommeu gu
iein. Seoenfalls ging feine @rnennung
gum abebipe bur9 ben 5ultan uiht 70
obne Weiteres bon 9tattem. Wtan be,
ridtet, oaB Der tiirfiI1e @robberr, Der,
arllabt burb Die 9leiA3eitise 8eitirmnns
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Das 3apolis0aise ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
uuierpr Heueu mnr;ue

9as ;apolfa0aise ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nrierer ueuen MARINE.
Der sr0Bte Durfmeler beiielben be,
trdgt 8 SUB 8 3nl n16 bas @emi6t
oeS 5n ldlenoernoen RrojeftilS $50
yfnrb. Gin ein5iser folder Sdub ers
foroert 435 Bfunb 9ulper.
Der Eransport beS idperen Sc.
thiierobreS gef6iebt auf einem belon,
bers fonitruirtsn Wasgort NIT 16 Rds
bern unb fomnlt auf $1,000 3u fteben. ST
lptro einen Seitraum bon lngefdbr sipei
Wohen beanipruben ut1S ma,lder Biir-
ger Der Ser. Staater tptro bic @ele9en.
beit babeu, baS llnbins auf ieinem
"Trip mad aalifOrnien gu b~epunbern.
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sareiuaI Wfanntna.

8ufetHal WeaHntH9. ltde ge3e9Het.
Aud er lit ein Spfer Der Grippe.
Gar6inal Monnittg mar uripriinglt1
8eilttider Der anslifanilden 9odfirhe,
iFat aber 1850 gum 3atboli5ismus iiber
nno gelan9te 1T Der r0mii1en Stride
balo 3u bet b6dften @1reniteaunsell.
&r mar ni1t nur baS anerfannte 6aupt
Der aatbolifeu G~nglanos, fonbern iiber,
banpt elmer Der beoeutenoiten fatbolilden
Aird)enfariten Der @esenpart. 5ein
sepinnettbeS Weien unb feline ausse,
oebnte pbilantbropiide Ehatigfeit mad,
ten i'm in ben meiteiten &rei{en beliebt,
uno oie engliibe Nesierung bat i'm
ucrlhiebentlih our9 Die @rl1ennrng au
ehrcnpolletl Soften ausse3eidnet.
las brittle Spfer, mel9e8 bic Sn,
iluen3a an benz gleihen Gage forberte
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er36if6of Sta6fewsei.
Gin boIitiides Greignib erften STANCES.
Bonn @aiier ielbff uereiniat.

Die Beletuns bes ersbiidoflifem
Statbles BON @neien<8 oien bnr1 Or.
fiarian p. Stableusfi lit Elm politildes
GreiBniB eriteip Hanses, oa8 nod cine
gang beionoere BeOeutune baourd ers
fdbrt. oaB Der oeutide Safer in eiserer
gserion Die Yereioi9ui1g bes relier @rs>
biiAofes uornabtn. Nir baber es bier
nit einem 3u9eltanbniB on bic Yolen
NIB fpesietl an baS Centrum 5t tbun,
bus in ben freiiinniseu Greilen cine
umio oriidenoere Stimmritg ~berporrief,
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Neaes Nie(ease(4at.
0eseuudrtig amf hem 1raaspprt mad
her Yatifrfite begriFen.

8or lingefdbr swei Sabren tpurbeu
bon Der Ser. Staaten>R egieruns adt
3ip0lf30aise neutrality-suspicious. fir I'M,
Iere aiiftenuertbeioisung beftellt. 3pet
oerlelben finb nun bon Der 3anonen,
9ieBerei tn Walbin9ton fertig geitellt
moroet, unb tpabrenb bas cine nod Die
Yrobeueriude gu beiteben bat, lit bas
anoere l6on mad Dem gemeinfamen 8es
itimmun9sorte, benz 9iiitenpanserI1iif
rMontereg," baS III ben unite6 Sror
Worfs 5u Gan 5raneiseo ieiner Soften.
oung entgegensebt, urteruegS.
Da8 Hobr bieier 8anone lit 1858
SUB lang nno piest 101 300 Piunb.
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ieltenS oe8 ruilts
iheu unb fran<
do1ildeu BOT.
f6afters,. iebr sc.
neist jdien, bte
BeitdtlSuns bon
Gbbas Yaiba gu
~pers0sern, u
baour9 etnen
Druid auf @ns.
lamb aus5uuben,
uno oaB nur Die
geididte untnit,
telbare Snter.
BENTON bes beuts
+ Wotichaf,
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lule Die beioen 5us
erit @enannten,
lit Der In Hom
u~erftorbene &ar,
oiuat @topanni
Simeont. Der,
lelbe mar 1916
81 Ba9liano BET
Haleitriuo, 10 o
fein gater Sitter
bcr Gamilie so.
tonua nermaltete,
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Incte iit 3uerit Der @ebtsmiiieni9aft
unb Der Ybiloiopbie. Spater iuanbte
ct iid 5ur Ebeolosie unb murbe leiuer
sriinbliden uno a~usgebreiteten &ennt>
nilie ipesen uielfa6 Su biplomatil9en
Wfiiiioner I'M Dtenite Ses beiligen
5tubles %pertpanot. @r mar 3ulest
@eneralprdfeft Der gropasanoa.
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Nndlens 9lrniea ealbe.

Dte befe Salbe Der @tIt fur GGnitte, Ouet,Guns
gen, @ef@phre, GtebeIs unb 6auts ausi&laa, Fie&te,
aeiprpn8ene 6dnee, Grcfbeulen unb aue Sauffranf,
hettfn ; furtrt Sdmcrrtctben cher tetne Bsbabluns
B6aise Sufttebeuhett ~saranttrt cber tas @elb wirt
Baride-fottei. 25 Gents pte 6hadtet. Gum 0erfaui
In alien apptbefen. abclpb Dreib, Ibpmpiou & Co..
NhnIefafs.
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alS aud onr6 Die
Beitimm ungen
be8 neuen S6uis
9eietes oen@eiit.
Iifen anf Soften
Der biirgerti1en
@eineinben be-
beutenoer Gin
fluff auf bic 9oit>
feliions f9uleu
%etnSeranmt mer.
ben fol-. anbe>
rerieits lit bieie
Be{etunn Elm
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ein anberer bod,
beriibmter 9tante
in 3onoon aus
Der Reibe Der Sc,
benbem 9el0l9t
iDorben. &arbis
nal 9enrD Gbs
lparb Mtanning
bate I'M Nlter
bon nabe5n SO
Sabren oa8 3eit,