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Munctr correspondence indiana polls Ncrs.
Earl Devices. h we'll 10 do young business man OF
Chillicothe. Is In Muncie as the result OF a curious
wager wager that he seems on tho point OF win
ming. Devices Is an Elk. ami six months ago while
in the Elks' clubrooms In Chtlicothc made some
remark about leaving the town for a while.
-The crowd here bets you $1,000 that you can't
stay away from Chilllcothe six months" said u
brother Elk, banteringly. Devices TOOK the mat
ter In Games, and promptly wroin ont a check for
$1,000, The others were game" and also put up
A similar amount. Then Devices disappeared aud
has not even communicated since with friends IN
his home town. Hts business was arranged before
he left. March / his SIX months viii be up, and then
he will 20 home to claim the SI,UQ.
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Miss Munct's Dolls,

Miss Murct had two handsome dolls
In her affections highly priced.
The attributes the twain possessed
Are itemiyed.
The orSt had virtues rarely found
In dolls OF high or lowly walk:
She closed her lids, but more than that,
Knew how 10 talk.
The second uttered not a word
Nor silence broke for truth or lies
But then, alas, she knew not how
To shut her eyes.
Thus lowered for their wAxen lives
Through checkered fortunes they abode
Which Of the two. do you suppose,
More wisdom showed
NoLAHpBrRoM WILSON.
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Testing a Mine for Foul Gas

II being suspected that deadly damp stu rf'
listed in one Of the shafts OF the Tnnhrac niue,
whence workmen had been driven. an un.S''.
c1urrimcui was made 10 ascertain the state %
affairs.
instead OF lowering a smelling Tor 'H'
nurposr. n dog was caught and dumped into 10
SKIN As II was Gbou, to 80 down. The skip, being
allowed To remain underground some time "A'
then hauled 10 the surface. The dog was dr"'
lmt for the experiment an attempt would Lh''
been made ny miners TO explore the shaft Inc
dog prnvIdrnlally ,rottod up at the nigh, mou.t"I
and WAS caSil, persuaded TO undertake the test
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u,,nop Turner for Race Separation.

To THB EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir' The dis
trcssIng riot against the negroes In Springfield
Ohio, impcls inc to copy a portion OF a~lettcr received
from H. NJ. Turner, colored Bishop OF the African
Methodist Episcopal Church, Atlanta, Ga In Wh!ch
he says
The noblCSt and most important work for no
action of the American people now is 10 separate
the white and cUlored races. This problem mus
be settled or the nation will continue in a state OF
discomfort. a racial separation must come, ana
would be a blessing TO both races and 10 the nation
a line OF steamers between this country and africa
would bring the desired result, The negroes would
leave by millions"
II is to be hoped that some OF our philanihrop''lS
will answer this request aud supply the need ana
bring peace and Justice where now is restless en-
nifty. PEAcEMN"'"
NEW YORK, March I.
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In the course OF a hearing on a bill in the
Massachusetts, Legislature to tax college
property used wholly or in part for mer-
camille purposes or for dor mitories or
boarding houses, President ELIOT said:
" Dormltories are poor Investments. Harvard
University would not build a dormltor with It's
own money again, and It has not built one for
thirty .nve years. II a person gives us the money
To build q dormltory, well and good. We build II
and 1t serves a good purpose. But our own money
we can put TO better use.'
Only eco students live in the college dor
mitories, whose main use, aside from their
social function, is to keep down outside
rents. To the %plutocrat we speak, him of
the open heart and ~checkbook, If you're
anxious for to shine in the benefactor line,
don't give a dormitory. Make your gift
unrestricted for the general uses and pur-
poses Of the university. That's the way to
make d college president happy; and your
name can be put up in just as big letters as
if you had built a grand Back Bay renais-
sance, plebeian-Jacobean. reformed colo
NAL. what-is-it dormitory.
As TO the two college dining halls DR..
ELIOT said:
They are most democratic institutions. The
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Police and the Power to Arrest.

In the course Of a criminal trial now
in progress in this county a patrolman
of the municipal Police Department gave
this amazing testimony:
Ibid you have a warrant for the mant' asked
the lawyer.
60" did not answered the patrolman.
Didn't you know that YOU couldn't make an
arrest for a m~isdemeanor without having seen 1t
committed said the examiner
NO, sir, | did not replied the policeman"
According to the reports of the exam
nation, the lawyer seemed surprised"
at this ignorance Of the policeman, but
the policeman declared that "he had
never heard" of this restriction on the
power to arrest, either in the statutes
of the State or in the rules of the depart
ment, where he had served for more
than four years. In that time he had
not. learned that a patrolman's authority
and power v citizens was restricted
or curbed in any way, and had conceived
the notion that he might arrest any
person, at any time and in any place,
as his own judgment suggested.
Ignorance OF the statutes and the
rules of the department among police
men Is responsible for numerous police
outrages. Their frequent disregard of
the fundamental rights Of citizens is not,
however, chargeable entirely to their
w disposition to usurp power. A lazy
citizenship has long permitted without
rebuke illegal invasions Of its rights,
until the police have come to believe
that public opinion upholds them in their
lawless acts. At bottom the public is to
blame for the outrages it suffers, and it
may expect to be ruled outside the law
until it makes the u%pholding Of its rights
a serious part OF life.
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Estimate Of voltalre by Mr.. Virgins.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr: In THE SUN
OF February % "A Citizen" calls Voltairo "a pro-
tagonist OF atheism" lie is wrong. Voltalre was
"A milk and water delst. Noltaire built a church
and inscribed on Il Dec ereXit Voltalre," and the
Pope sent him a relic to put into II.
Gee whiE, how Voltalrc must have roaredl Vol
taire blessed Franklin's grandson with the words,
In English, God and freedom" But the Lisbon
earthquake in 1855, killing $4,000 people, shook
Voltairc's tath in Gods goodness.
Those who object to Voltalre's watchword,
"Fcrasez Ilnfamc." should read the lives OF CALAIS
and Slrven, or parton's Life OF Noltaire."
NEW YORK, March 2. S. Wt0oINs,
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Locating the Ailment.

From HdrperS weekly.
4 Sew England statesman was referring 10 the
dry humor OF the late Senator Hoar, when he was
reminded OF the following:
One day Senator Hoar learned that a friend In
worcester. who had been thought To have appen-
dlcltls, was In reality suffering from acute indlges
ton.
Whereupon the Senator smiled geniAlly
Really" said he. that's good news, | rejoice for
my friend that the trouble lies in the table OF con.
tents rather than In the appendix"
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object OF their maintenance is simply that the
poorer men may be able TO come 10 Cambridge
and hundreds are attracted because Of this accom-.
modatlon."
To the mind OF JEFFERSON SCATTERING
BArK1Ss OF the Great and General Court,
those halls are palaces of luxury. Besides
the Massachusetts, idea Of taxation Is TO
tax everything in sight and out OF sight.
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The Latest From Lower seventy hrst.

LDTtF bDVNtHNN l'sb '"'f'HpV''''''
Observer.
Well. Mr., Editor, ! am here again,
The sun shines warm and the air Is pleasant
besides, we have SO much TO be thankful for, Acct
dents and death are often present at somebody's
house. somewhere, We have seen roses In thelt
beauty and the vlolets peeplng out with a beaut.ful
eye OF Joy; the leaves OF the small as well as inc
great oaks, and the beautiful meadows glow ana
wave with the Gtntlc breeze that blows over ihcm'
but. alas. the frost cuts them down.
see Mr.. sidney Cain is at home ploughing MS
jar head.
There was preaching at the Camp Ground sun
day. II some preachers preach as hard as 'hey
drive. they do well, don't they
MessrS Goncy AveHtt and Walter Hall took a
drive out In Seventy first sunday, Look out, girls
they are coming back some day,
There were a good many ladies and gents riding
out horseback. Some of them reminded me OF
trees have seen, They rode with a line on either
side OF their horse, so 10 speak.
Glad TO see Mr.. Joe Cain on foot again.
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be thrown overheard, as it should be-
1t was a foolish and impracticable plan.
There may be strikes in some districts,
but it is now reasonably safe to predict
that the strike will not be national.
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To THE EDITOR or THE SuN-Sfr: Suprrhuous
seemed a sign ! saw the other day In front OF a
little shop, II read: James, Lunches Inside /"
II James's lunches have any merit whatever. the
place for them is inside, and II is quite unnec ssssry
10 hoist a sign about II. J, maxwell BEERS.
FLNIRA, March l..
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From The Kansas CGp Journal.
ANY one who is willing TO work can get rich in
the Republic OF Panama, said Dlllwynn NJ, Hazlctt.
1T costs 10 cents a bunch 10 raise bananas and
there is always sale for them at 30 cents a bunch.
Three crops OF corn can be raised a year, and no
cultivation is required. A man walks along and
drops the corn In the footprints he makes and a
native follows and covers the corn with his big Toe.
That is all there is 10 do until It Is time 10 gather IT,
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Mrs. Kulckcr-tre YOU interested in the new
woman
Mrs. Bockcr-No time. IT takes every minute
,oUEuug for the new girl
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Published by The Sun Printing and Publishing
Associated at ITO Nassau street, In the Borough OF
Manhattan. New York.
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Luck

We dreAry days are over.
We bury winters corse.
Then pick ye four leaved clover
And We four legged horse,
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" our friends pho favor Us 10Th manuscripts for
ptoltea ton pts1 10 have rejected articles returned, thep
mus IN all cases send stamps for that purpose.
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Stella Did you quit DR. pulpitblaSt's church
Be,lA Yes: | found / couldn't plan q green gown
during q yellow sermon.
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DAILY. Per Month. so
DAILY. Per observation-disclosures. o 90
SUNDAY, Per Year......."...".."....... 2 90
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DAILY AND SUNDAY, Per Month n..n... 20
Postage 70 foreign countries added.
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The Sewing Bee.
The penitential maiden
Her sewing class begins
And charity exposes
4 multitude Of sins.
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Zeras

Durh Die grplpliun anaeiatns
ntelten @aies in einen @n8Dfer, aes
rieter, bic &leioer Der 5rou 8. 8. VI.
SttD in Temple in Brand uno iie
enpfna ihmere Branowunoen.
8enn tire Tobter niht nit i%eltener
8eifte8geeennart berbeiaeeilt ware
uno Die Slamtter, eritift bdtte, tpiroe
tie fhmerlih init oen1 2eben baopn
Qetommen fem.
- Sn Der Rdbe BON Brownsville
hoben anei 2eute aus Chicago, 8.
W. SreoertdlDn uno Or. .. DC.
@ampbeu. Elm Gtif 2ano pprt aebn'
tauIen6 Nderu aetauIt, Das {ie par
selIieren uno in t(eineren 5tifen
mieoer perfaufen npHen.
6eute rtnroen bat bic 9rDBe
Gnste4ung in 9erroiae begunnen.
8eaen 8. &. 9unter unb ieinen
SDbn Boone 6unter 1T in 9onsales
ueoen ber SdieBeret init 8. uar
DDrn, in Der oieIer IeLbit un's See
ben Fam uno Die audi ben Too ietnes
tleinen SDbnes @a(ter oerurIahte,
cine anf Mpro fautenoe Mntlage err
boben tuuroen.
Die 8ppuliIteu babeu tetn
Staatstidet aufaeiteut. n~nenigitens 1T
beim S'taatsSetret6r feline Ronbioo=
tenliIte eineereidt peroen. Ga miro
Dies ons erite Wa[ felt Sa6ren lem,
baB tein populitiShea Staatsttdet
auf benz oFiaieuen @ahtsettet ftebt.
Die Nnitiner Wilhbdnoier b.
ben Den Staotrat ber Staatshaupt.
itabt I'M bic ginfebung zines tom.
petenten Wilh : Snlpeftors erIuht,
90 tie miininen, oaB cine reaelmdSiae
WilhinipefttDn upr9enotttter tperoe,
I'M bic Reinbeit ihrer BrDbutte bar
3ntun.
Sci einet1 @lenatur unfau in
benz 8eihaftsbauie Der SDbn Deere
BlDm @Drtpann in Dallas fam 6arrp
Martin, Elm Nngeitelter oer genanr-
ten Sirnta um's 2eben. gr muute
i'm pierten StDdnert auf ben in Be.
ueguua befinbltben @lepator lprins
gen, aeriet ariibeu ben TuBbooen
unb bic Sat" uno muroe eroridt.
- Ser Re9er Marceuus Tbpmas,
uelher Degen grmoroune arpeier
meiBer Sarrner aun Tooe nerurteilt
par uno am ID. September in
6Uuiton gebdnat tperoen lonte, bat
eiren Nufifub ieiner 6inrtmtuna
betniuiat erbalten uno es lit ibtt 3us
9eitanoen w0rben, at, bas Ober= Bun.
oesaeri1t in 8aibinaton su appel.
fieren.
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gambbett fam ntat aepetlt iueroen

onrG lOfale gpplitationen, neil Fe ben trauten Eeil
beg Sbres riht errelhen t6nnen. Gs siebt nur els
men Beg, Die Sanbbeit 3u %turiren, nnO Der TT our5
tonifttitione0e 6eilmittel. Saubbeit tpirb ourtb eli
men entain6eten :3uiano Der i6leimigen ansfIei=
Dung Der Gnftad16en &6bre oeruria9t. 8enn
Siele Jtbbre fG e%nt3irbet, bobt ibr einen runipelnoeu
Son ODER linbplltommetles @eb5r; uno uenn lie gars
gel1loien IT, erfol9t Saubbett, ilnb penn Die Gnte
3Anoung nidt Qeboben un6 oteie R6bre tpteoer in To-
rem Qeb6rigert 53nfano oeriebt peroen fam, tuiro oas
@ebor ftr in1t1ter 3erft6rt mer0en; neun Gdlle unter
8ebn iueroen ourh &atarrb oeruria9t, fpelner nihts
als Elm sntsinoeter 3uftano Der i6leimisen Ober=
HIDDEN III,
astr luoaea ~eiabunbrt Dollars. fur ieSeu {our6
RatGrrb peraria4ter) Ga1 bon Saubbelt geben, ben
mir niht our6 Ginnebmen BON 6atf's Ro=
tarrb : U T beilen tbnnen, aast Gud III
ienit @irctlare fommeif.
G. 8. @benee 8 60, 7oleoo, Ohio.
gerfauft non alien Gpptbetern, 9reis Is Gents.
8ehnrt Salts Hamilien 8ilen fir @srfoofuna.
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Ser 9an'amertfaniTd5e 3pnares
nnb bte WDlferreGtSfraae.

Der parsamerifnnifde GDnares in
6io Saneiro bat cine eminent pihs
tige Traae beraten. bic Sterilization
oes BDlterrehta. Die GDr1d(6oe
bes &~on9refe8 limo prattiIh. pDn
GROCER Beoeutung. uno tpenn Die
8Dribldge nerntrtliht kueroen. 10
mdre has mDf 6aa bebeutenofte grs
gebnis aIer orei decentralization
8pnareiie. Go piro ndtnlid1 boraes
fbla9en. cine aDmmiiiiun aur au6is
TtatiDn oes S0Iferrehts su bi[oen.
Seoea 9anb inu 3ur Au8arbettuno
oieles internatiDnalen 8eiebes einer
Nebtsgelehrten entieanen. Der la
paniih.ruIiifde ariee hat Der @elt
uieoer aaIi8 belonbers Dor Nuaen
aefihrt, mie melt Die NnIidten in
o0lfetrehtfihen sfragen au8einanoer
gehen uno ME nDtmenoie Die redhts
Iide Sronuna ber GerhdltniEYe Iou=
nerdner Staaten 81 eInnuoer lit. Bis
iebt fin0 Die RDrmen p1tterredtliher
Beltitnntunaen nur Stidnerf. So
itn6 Hebtsreaeln, mefhe auF einsel.
nen 5taatsnertrdaen berubeu, Die
baum nam 6erfDmmes1 ooer ourh
pDtferreht(ite @emuhubeit auaemet.
ner aenDeoen ltno. SIN uielen Ssdlz
len feblt ben o6lterred)tiimen BE.
ttimntuuaen Die aQgemeine Nnertens
rluna unn bic authoritative @smalt.
Cine Wenge uDlferre@tliher ssragen
lift Dberbaupt nod nidt aereaeIt, uno
oa aud fir Die bereits er[eoigten ilas
ternotiunalen RehtsFra9en. pie /. 9.
bic auf Der @enfer &onferens be-
i6lpfene Meilberura BET 4rieasfibs
runa. nan1entlih Flr Bermunoete.
bic unsutdiiiafeit erploiiner @eiboiie
BET 0aabFenermafen, Die information
nalen 8ertrdge int 8oTts unb 9elea
arapbennelen II. a, cine genaeiniarte
ri6terlibe Nuturitdt feblt, tnelhe De-
rem DurbfIbruna 9arantiert, 10 lit
ben bisher heftebenoen bDlterrentll :
hen Nbmabunaen Der gbaratter Ell
ne8 eiaentlihen 6eGtes iberbaupt
abQeiprDben mDr0en. 8ei Dem gr0,
zen 6anoelsnerfebr unierer Gage 1T
e8 bon eu1inerter Wibti9teit, oaB
Die &ebte r,eutraler Staten, beIuns
oers CUR See, i'm arieae feitQeitent
merben. batait t,eue 8pmplifatirnert
nermieoen neroen. Mnfdnee in oiee
Ter RidhtunQ Sfno ourm bic Roriler
Declaration bes Seetriegsredts boz,
1856 uno fuatere Gertrd9e bereits
eemabt mDroen. Nuh auf Der 0aas
ger 6rieoens : &pnferens BON 1899
fino gntuiirfe iiber Die 6ehtsners
bdltniiie BON I~naeb6riaen peridieoes
rer Staten 81 chamber CUR Sprahe
setommen. Bur Iugarbeitune Der
internatipnalen 8Dlferredtsfraqen lit
es niht eetommen. 9ieIe 5ragert
fino in Der 6auptiahe Bis ieBt nod
irttner Wa1tiraeen aetnelen. Ser
pan = atn~eritaniihe &ongreB tut alfo
Elm neroienitlihes 8erf, perr er
fir bic 8ooifi5ieruna oes g6lter.
rehts eintritt. oas oanr pu, allen
Stonteu eleihmdBia dig Staatseeies
su ertldren toGre. Bel benz groBen
internatiuualen gertebr unlerer Beit,
ben 9eiteiaerten internatiDnnten Bes
siebungen 1T Die T~eitlebuna Der DOL.
terrehtlihen 5raeen nDtuenoiaer.
als lie aunur. g. .. &orr.)
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aem aertnaen Werf pes aeidhtmms
Sin ..gsuhmn fir exeras.~

gof. Sobn s.. 9trbg nor, 5Duitpn
r1aht ben 8urlhtae, eine1 .EeIas
Tnnf Mtlionen Club" su grinben,
D. q. einer Club, BET es iid CUR Iufs
aabe ntadt. oabin gu arbeiten, BOB
TeIas Bel Der ndhiten genlussNuf.
nahrne, i'm Sabre 1910, npue fiinf
MiaiDnert ginwotner bat. Gs lou
bies selneben. inoeni fife 9eras in
alien Worbs. Dit uno WeftsS Staten
bic &etfametrpr1uaet Qeriihrt miro
uno bic @efiuurcen oes Staates ina
redte 2ift geiteIt uerben. Der Club
lon einert Treibrief erlanaer uro BON
ieineu Witaliebern cine contribution
erheben. Die fhr NnseiQesmede etc.
nuseegeben tuiro. Die Organization
iou tudhrenb ber N~usfteuune in Dali
las geibeben. SIN Sabre 1911. gum
rs. Sabrestnee Der unabbdneiafeit
bes Staates Teras ioQ banri cine
gruBe Nuafteaung--ein rEeras Dia'
f,pno Subtitle abaebalter tuerben.
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Seealer gommeraufentbalt.

.Onben Sic SIREN l1rlaltb in oies
lem Sabre arneenebtn nerlebt?" n5a,
iiebt man es mir nidt an2" uNQers
oinas. Sic iaber ME befier aus.
Wiht jeber erbDlt iih 10 gut auf ieis
tter Sommerreile." Stein. Dob
ih uar AUDI beiunbers aliidlih in
Der @nbl meiaes Mufentbaltes. Sc
Qefiel mir 10 gut an benz Ort, oaB ih
aud meme udd5ften Serieri bort bers
leben tperbe." Gutter Eiib?" .BDrs
siiglih. Sd tor.ite alles beturts
men. mas ib tpiinid5te." ,Nnaenebs
ME 2eute?f" rWei3eroe 9eute. 1nb
bas bette mar. baB ca gar nid5t f6rn1s
IiH suging. Sir tnrnten tun uno
iaffen mas uns gefiel." rNubig?"
.9as mDlIte i'd, sr,eirteu. SD mar
ME an eineit rubi9eren Orte." ~@ute
Betten?" rNusaesethuete 8etten.
Nub elm Brinatbao." .gs par
iider febr teuer?" SIN @egenteit.
gs marerl Die biIiQften Jerier, Die
ih iemals uerlebt babel" .Nber
Wenih, faaen sic mir bod audi, mo-
oas mari" .8u Sauis!"
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GtferfnMf.

SD haiie Sic" sifdte Die feurise
&reolin, uno burh ihr blauibnaraes
6aar 9ina es. mie Elm elettrii9es
&niftern. unter Der ountlen 8nlte
ihrer 2ioer ihus Elm pernihteaber
Bills. - Sic betriaeu midi"
Der iunse Wanr lieB npr GGreG
ben SpaaierftDd fallen. Denn 2ofita
suar nod ME hinreiBenoer aepeien.
Sic baiien mim?' itammelte Ct
emf lid. limb geftern baben Sic mir
nod mie in fe[iaem &auihe suaeflis
itert. sic Dera6tterten iebes 6aar auf
meinem 9aupte!
$50, aber ridt ieoes auf Sbrem
Hofdru,el. Sic u~naetreuer. uub
ite nabm Elm lanaes, ieioenmeihes,
aploblonoeS BON ieiner S@ulter,
brannte eS an feiner Cigarette an uno
perlieB i'm fiir immer,
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QofdleS.
Sic 8auntnoa.@ rate.

~
Wah Dem neuelten @~rnteberid3t
oer ,@afpefon Meus", ben Die ees
rlannte 8eituae ioeben oerDHentIiht
bat unb Der mebrere bnnbert geribs
ts, ale am "a. Muault aeihrieben,
pun nerihieoenen Orten Deg Staates
entbalt, bat Die BaunlmDlle mdhreno
Der Iesten 8phen ourh al3nulel
Regen uno burd, 8erheerunGen ieis
tens Der Snietten geiitten. 2ruboem
lit ber I3uitanb Der Grnte ats 8ans
ses aenotnlr1et1 bod nod lmr1er ets
mas bei1er ass i'm ieBten Sabr nm
oiele Belt. ais ea betauntiib i'm Morz
ben uno Often unieres Staates iebr
ih(i,ntt auslah. Wuh oies Mai bat
bic Baumrupue i'm MDroen lebr ge-
litter. aber menr Der Reaen iebt auf.
b5rt uno marrnes Wetter anoauert.
oarl Fam man ooh nod miner et'
men gutter, grfras ernarten, YIN See
item fteht Die 0aunnnlle oies Wtai
i'm Wuromeiten, auh aus benz Use
fen miro ein gutter Stnno berlttet
uno 5etbit aug einiaen 8eaenoen oes
Gubmeftena.
8pusWeepil Iiuo IN otelen 9eaefls
ben oes States auIgeireten. 9ns
Sc guunties miro beridtet, baB tie
Ihlinmen 5haoen a~raeridtet babers
uno suar lieger pm bielen Counties
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in SHs9eras, att
in MDrb.Eeras. lieben in Gentrals
Eeras, adtsehn in Snoa9etas, ems
i'm mittferer 8eften uno flint i'm
SiibmeIteu. Nus % Counties miro
aentelbet, oaB ber Shnoen. ben Die
OpHsWeenils aaeeriftet bitten, MUIR
unbeoeuteno let; inn nuromeitlihen
Tegns uno int Banbanole fino big
her iberbaupt feline Bon'9SeentL nufs
aetreten.
Mud, Der alte ,Bon-Wprfn' bot
fih pietfab ae3eiet; er bat b%elpnoers
til DfsTeras uun Nprb.E eras Sha'
ben angerihtet. Muh anoere SnIet'
ten baben ibr @rIdeinen aertoht,
bod lit Der Ghaben. ben fie anr'd@
ten, nibt 9rDB.
Aus pieler @eQenoen Wiro ger1el=
oct, baB bic BDas in Tulae oes Ne'
aens uerfaulen, aud abfanen nao
on6 Die RHanaer teine Grudt rtebr
anieben. SeoenfaQa befnoet fib Ole
0aumuDue taft iiberun in elmer aiet1ts
lid tritiiden Werfaiiuna uno Der
NusfaI ber grnte mirh aar5 bacon
~obh6nger, pb Der He9ea aufhDrt ooer
nidt. Sn bieiem Wugenblid Fam
iiG mod Miemano Elm abihlieBetoes
urteil erlauben.
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Cine 8erliner Depei6e iapt:
Die arDBe Sibe Der iiingiten Gage,
melde nah nielfahen Welounaen lid
tlamentlib in perihieoenen 8eaeus
ben Shleiiens oriideno fiblbar oes
mabt, bat unter ben Truppen. tuel,
DIE bort an ben einleitenoen Opera.
ttpnen flr Die oemnaditigen srosen
&aiiermar0ber teilnebmen, mehrere
Opfer %aeforoert. SIM Wan6uerae.
ldnoe Der areile 8ries uno Salfen.
berg iino niht ueniser als neun Sol.
oaten Dem SiBihlag erleeen.
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,- auf ieiner 8efiBuna BEL Win=

auf ieiuer 8efibuna bel Ntn=
hen 1T Der &ammeridnger queen
8ura, Der emit 9efeierte 8aritunift,
nah LANCER @rantbeit aus benz Sc.
ben gelGieoen. Sbon ieit uielen
Wondten mar ieoe 6Dfaung ouf
Wieoergeneiuna oes 8eianameifters
aufaeaeben u0r6en. Das heftiae
2eioen. pDn Dem @ura Dor mebreren
Sabren befaQen tpuroe, bottle au Ell.
mem fhmeren Siebtum gefihrt, nit
einem itdnoi9en Mbnebmen Der R6r.
perfrGfte, uno, mas fir feline umaes
bnrg nod betrIbenber mar. auh Der
geiltiaen 9rdfte. @ura lift "a Sabre
aft g%etu0roen. Seine Gtimu1e hatte
.leinerseit einen aerabesu pbdnDmes
ralen unsfana.