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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-16

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-16

Washington, April 15.--By d vote of
1893 to SO the House of Representatives
today decided against the President 5
program for four battleships and adj
hereG TO the recommendation of its
committee on naval affairs for two
vessels eff that type. The result was
reached after d debate which lasted
for four hours and was received with
applause.
The entire session was devoted to a
consideration of the navy Increase pro-
vision of the naval appropriation bill.
AS this increase was provided for in
the last section of the bill, the measure
was practically concluded with the
disposition of the provision. The COM
nittee of the whole concluded it's work
and will report it to the House to-
norrw for final vote on it's passage.
The provision for battleships was
the chiet subject of interest, the CON-
mittees, recommendation for two
ships of that type prevailing by a de-
cisive vote after Il hard fought effort
to increase the number to four.
The increase was opposed by Mr.
TaWncy, chairman of the committee
on appropriations Mr.. Foss. chairman
of the committee on naval affairs; Mr..
Williams, minority leader, and many
others, and was advocated by Hobson
of Alabama, who declared that in rela
ton to the increase of other nations.
four battleships would only keep the
American navy abreast of othtr great
navies. Mr.. Longworth of Ohio, in q
vigorous speech told the House that
the President was more interested in
this increase than in any other ques-
ton before Congress and as practically
all of them had in the last election de-
clared that they would support him,
this was q good opportunity to live up
to that declaration.
An amendment by Mr.. Tawney TO
reduce The number of new battleships
to one was voted down by an even
more decided majority than was Mr..
Hohsons proposition for an increase to
four.
A provision for two fleet Golfers Of
l6 knots and of 1880 tons capacity,
costing 81, 100000 each, was adopted
Amendments were adopted that one
Of the battleships and one of the
cCliers shall be built in a navy yard
The bill as it stands authorizes eN
pendtures of $107, 1897 900. The House
at sos p M. took a recess until ll.3o
o'clock tomorr0W
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
FLIGHT
WAS VERY BRIEF
zEPPELIN's MACHINE SOON MET
WITH MlsHAP AND RETURNS
TO EARTH.

FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, July Ia
The Zeppelin airship made success
full departure from its shed on Lake
Constance at 2:2z O'Clock this after.
noon on its much herslded twenty
fOur-hour trip through the air 1t
started in the direction Of Constance,
and sailed maiestically away on its
journey.
a After being IN the air an hour and
a half the machine was compelled to
come back because Of a breakage OF
the side stearing gear. This was re-
paired temporarily in midair, but it
was deemed advisable not to continue.
so she was brought back TO her moor
ing on the lake She re-entered her
shed successfully and the passengers
Another start will be
made tomorrow.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
FINE BAND FOR
COUNTY FAIR
CANS ORCHESTRA, OF LOUIS
VILE, SECURED FOR ENTIRE
WEEK BY MANAGEMENT.

Cans Military Band and Orchestra
OF Louisville. KY, will make music at
the county fair this fall. This an
nouncement will be received with
much qualification by the music low.
ing public. This is one of the best
known Of the high class orchestras
OF the country and the fair manage
ment is receiving congratulations MP
on securing its services. The band
will be here all during the fair and
the horse show having closed a CON
tract with the management for an
entire week.
Cans band Is COMPOSED OF thirty
talented musicians. each member Of
the organization being an artist. The
public can rest well assured that the
music at the fair this fall OF itself
will constitute an attraction that will
well be worth the price OF admission. |
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
REPEATS SOME OLD
CAMPAIGN YARN
Ton WATSON REyTvEs ESPLoO-
Ed c-GRCE ABOUT BRYAN
cONFEoEEETE SOLD EDS

WASHINGTON jay 14-Represen-
taure Lringstgl. y Georgia arrives
here t0day. Tom Watson P0guls1
candidate for TIE presidency &c
other eay in : fierce speech declared
ina while BE- and ~ Bran we're
members u ne house q Repressuts-
t.res ne latter DECLINED 2 vote for
me late Judge Crsg foS Speaker b
cause he had been 8 C0nfedersts sol
der. Col Livingston SAYS this state
ment is simply absurd a. everyone
SHOWS vino remembers that contest
in Congress. and anyone can ascertain
b. examining The records
Tom Watson. Col Livingston fur
her says. royalty hates AZ Bryan,
sn6 i equally intense il his bitter
ness toward the Democratic party
and for that and other reasons what
BE- says ought not 10 nave any weight
among sensible people.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
THIRTY INDICTED
FOR NIGHT RIDING

BRISTOL. Tenn, July 14.-Thirty
persons, indicted for participating in
the night riders raid on the town Of
Damascus, near the yfrginia-Tennes
see State hne, about two weeks ago
vii be tried next week The author
ties are determined to break up the
nrst attempt ar laElessness Of this
class, and the offenders will be vigor
ousjy prosecuted One hundred
masked men. under cover of darkness
swooped down on the little manntac
turing town and shot il up in truly
frontier fashion because of the en-.
ployment of foreign labor by the large
industries operating there. The for
eigners have all been driven away
and employers threatened agains. fur.
Their importations of alien labor
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
WOMAN AND SON
FATALLY WOUNDED

ATLANTA, Ca, July 14-Hiram,
the S-year-old son OF Supt. Jameson,
Of the Decatur Methodist Orphans
Home, and Mrs. Jameson were per
hsps fatally wounded late today while
on suburban car returning home af-
ter an outing given to the orphans OF
Fulton County. AS the ear was speed
ing along shot was fred from
passing freight train on the Georgia
Railroad, which parallels the trolley
lie, the bullet passing through the
head of the boy and entering his
mothers neck Who fired the shot is
not known, but later the entire crew
d. the freight train was. placed under
arrest Attending PHYSICIANS say the
10Y can not recover and that Mrs.
Jamieson's condition is critical
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
40 ACreFarm for Sale

will sell on Thursday. July the 30th
at 10 o'clock a. m. the farm known as
the Tom Sparkman place, containing
40 acres more or less. This farm
Is located on the head waters OF
Carters Greek IN Williamson
County. 21k miles north of Theta.
About half tlllable and half woodland
II is well improved, with dwelling con-
tanning Z rooms, barn. outhouses and
well watered with good springs on
the place. The sale will take place
on the farm and Ii made for a division.
Terms. y cash, balance on time OF |
and . years.-Ross sPARKMAN. |
Agent Bell Phone No. 1913 3iuitt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
BANK CASHIER is
TAKEN TO PRISON
EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO GET
PARDON FOR SCRANTON
MAN.

JACKSON. Miss, Su1y 1E-H s
Rourke. The cashier Of the Scranton
bank was convicted in Jackson coun-
y and given q FIVE years sentence ID
The penitentiary for receiving depos-
ifs after the bank was known To be
insolvent and whose case vas ar
pesled 10 and recently affirmed b. the
supreme court Was brought La Jack
son this morning BY Sheriff A H.
Smith Of that county and taken to the
Rankin farm BY Secretary Yerger, Of
the prison board Of trustees.
Roarke is q man well advanced IL
years. and is said to have several
grown children His case has been
fought through the courts.
but TO no purpose, and the only
chance for his liberty Lew eies in ex
ecutive clemency. 1t is understood
that an early effort is TO be made in
that direction
Another prisoner brought in for
penal services yesterday was Tom
Williams, 2 young white man, with a
i've years sentence for manslaughter
rom Lincoln county, who was accom-
panied by Sheriff Greer, of Book
laYen
Williams has an appeal pending in
he supreme court, but the appeal can
lot be decided for several months on
Iccount of the court now being in
acation, Williams, therefore, pre-
erred TO begin service now. so that
a the event of an afirmance, a good
ortion Of his sentence win have ex-
ired Besides, Ire would otherwise
ave had to remain in jail, which he
as almost equal TO the pen
entiary service. +.
Williams is very young man, and
said TO have borne a good reputa- I
on prior to the killing for which he
convicted.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
DAIMWOOD BUYS
STALEY'S GALLERY

". E. Daimwood has bouga, the
photograph business of ". N Stalsy
on West Seventh street Nj S,ale'
bought the business from CaavN
Fielden about six weeks age MI
Staley viii return to his home 70 TuF
lahoma. Mr.. Dsir--1sssss9 has moi fully
made up his mind thaE disp sition
ne Will make of the business btu, It IS
probable that he will move h 1thef
galley. which is located on Ea- Ninln
street to the Seventh street .cauon
and consolidate the two CALLER. ana
employ additional help and rodsl
the building and put in new f.'lIe'
scenes. etc, and equip a CALLER slaal
10 any in the state.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
MADMAh GIVES
POSSE BATTLE
sARRlcEDEs HIMSELF E-sz,
DEFENSE THEN cow
suede

BENTON HARBOR- 8lct- -- a.
l-B0-h Angus Gross - =s-
without known cause SIX O.. f.
tally wounded al in11=u--
psddler nEmeA james XIII a
younger brother. Free G-1- Isl
their lives in q pitch 5a-ris VII Ser
liz Tenant and Z posse Of SEQ zsr
who went 70 the Gross hone a- -r
arrest August Gross None 81. he
oBesrs we're injured T1= l-
brothers are both supposed lave
been insane.
After the shooting q XII ----.
DAY, Cross barricaded himszs- III.
farm house. twelve miles from ts7
Hoopst0n township. and -hrs111 -s-
night exchanged several sh1-. vii
the crowd Of farmers and 5=-.-s
who were guarding The ure- --- 10
prevent his escape His rgz-
brother, Fred, joined the craze nan
IL the defense Of the house and he
aged mother Of the two men was also
in the house throughout tie r-1t- and
during the battle with III =azr
this morning The officers ----- tz-
almost prosrated with terror vt=r
they broke into The houzs a-=- ii.
battle.
The posse drove 10 the Gross .s-n
II two automobiles from Bs1-a Hs.
Dor this morning sha~--- before
their arrival the Gross brothers lad
rushed from The house a-1 ken
tions with their guns near -a- -ra
fence After about ff-aa1 zE-- Lad
been fred at The officers who we're
r, ling Etth fiaes and z55--sa, Az
gust left his cover and ~ t5- tie
house. Fred was wounda5 --mrs6
he leg and when be fou- -1s- he
vas unable 70 follow fred au1lst
through his own head. dvt1- instantly.
Exrecting Angus 10 open Ire mo.
nentarily- the posse clrse5 II IN the
house, entered IL and found tHs erazad
nan deed on his own bed 4zingl4
ha from shotgun had penetrated
lis head
August Gross was q wei educated.
right man, Worry over his failure
0 get financial returns from sight
rhieh he had invented for military
ifes is said to hare inserted his
lind, although IL is declare that il.
anity is hereditary in thu family.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
COMMITTEE WILL
SELECT CHAIRMAN
DEMOCRATS ALL OVER COUNTRY
ARE URGED TO ORGANIZE
FOR FIGHT.

FAIRyIEw. Lincoln Neb. July a
The appointment Of subcommittee
Of eleven 10 meet a the Auditorium
AuBeE. in Chicago, On July p. 10 name
{ Chairman q the Democratic Nation
81 Committee and the adoption Of Z
resolution providing for making public
campaign contributions were the
principal accom- lishmentg Of - Ma
-ional l,ofnnitttaers rasesing wsh ".
J. Bryan and J. " Kern At Fairview
today Democrats the country over
were called upon 10 form CLUBS imme-
diarely 10 aid the onFentic1 work
It may Be stated Oh authority that
had the whole committee acted TODAY.
National Committeeman John \. At
wood Of Lavenworth, kan, ia ali
probability would have been made
campaign manager Sentiment in
that direction formed quite generally
among the committeeman during the
trip from Denver last night Mr.. Al
wood is lawyer and business man Of
undoubted standing, and he wants the
position He was not al FairYiew to
day, fact which is attributed to his
belief that the Craftsmanship would
be rendered him.
That action was not taken was due
10 Mr.. Bryan The latter has no
-avorite for the position, nor was il
antagoH1sm to any one which formed
he motion Of his action bday. He
the appointment Of the sub
committee, and declared that upon it
here should be no man who was
,ither a candidate himself or had a
.andidate for the campaign leader
hip.
This being put in the form Of al
action By Josephus Daniels. Of North
'arolina. Chairman Taggart appointed
be following, mis- own membership
eing provided for in the resolution:
aggart. Indiana. Chairman: Hall
ebFaska; Mack, New York; Osborne
wyoming; Green, Rhode Island; Ry-f
a, Wisconsin,, Daniels, North Caro-
ma; Wade, iowa. TomIinson. Ala
anna; Cole, California; Brady, Okla
1ma Daniels was made Secretary,
be presence on the subcommittee
Mr. Ryan is an assurance that he z
no longer considered candidate.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
LIGHTNING BOLT
KILLS CHILDREN

LONDON, KY, July 14-During a
heavy rainstorm this afternoon about
8 o'clock, lightning struck the chin
ney OF toe residence Of the Rev. David
Asher, living about four miles north
east Of London. Two children, Mat.
Vie, aged e. and Robert. aged Z. were
killed outright. Minnie Asher. aged
10, was shocked so badly that she is
not expected to recover All the fam
fly was badly shocked. but II is
thought that no others will suffer Sc
riously. Asher belongs TO a promi'
nent family and is a minister Of the
Baptist church.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
.BONILLO NOT
STRIFE STIRRER
ACCORDING TO HIS OWN STORY
EI-PREsiDENT OF HONOUR.
AS NOT A REVoLUTIoRIsT

WASHINGTON, July 14.-Manuel
Bonillo, q former President of Hondu-
ras, whom earlier State Department
dispatches have mentioned as being
implicated in the uprising in that
country. has protested his innocense.
He is now at Belize, British Honduras
and has expressed resentment at the
action of the Honduras Government
In arrestfng and imprisoning some of
MS friends suspected of activity in
the revolution. This information
came To the Department from one ~
It's representatives. and is the only
feature Of telegraphic news having to
DO with the situation in Central Amer.
lea made public today.
With the recapture of Cbolutacs
by the Honduras troops. the opinion
prevails in admiration circles that
the Government is getting the upper
hand, as the movement threatened on
the northern border has failed IN ma.
terfaiize. The American cruiser Al.
bany is expected TO arrive at Anna.
paia tomorrow, and then an accurate
statement OF conditions In tina tsac.
ton OF Honduras is expected from
Capt. Mayo.
FoiioWlng conference today be-
tween Acting Secretary Bacon who
mas just returned from Oyster Raw
and Mexican Ambassador Creel the |,
statement was authorized that Mex,.
% and the United States are in per.
ect accord on the Central American
question, and that both Governments 1
WI continue TO exert friendly media.
ION In restoring peace in that part OF
ne world and in impressIng upon
ne several States the necessity Of
osoiute neutrality In accordance with
ne spirit and letter Of the washIue.
On peace conference. ForcibIe iutr. IL
ention has MOI been considered. "
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
RACING FOR The
EARTH'SEXTREMES
PEGRg AND sHAcKLEToN BEGIN
HURTs FOR NORTH AND
SOUTH POLES.

H NEW YORK July 1s.-Whsn Con
uander Robert Z Pesry boards his
steamer. Roosevelt 81 Sydney. Cape
Breton this week and Stats On MS
expedition in search Of the North
Pole. an international race 70 the n
tsrmost ends Of The earth VII be On
Pezry hopes 10 carry me stars and
stripes 70 the North Pole, while a
British Antarctic expedition, con-
named BY Lieut. Ernest 4 rShsckle-
ton. is trying 10 place the union jack
Of the British Empire a. 80 6sgrees
south Although the American *
petition has z year handicap in point
Of time, Pesry hopes 70 win the race
Lieut.. ShackleJon and party Jeff
London On July 80. 1907, Oh board the
Nimfod, originally z Newfoundland
sealing vessel Of z27 tons, but which
had been reftted as a steam barksn-
tine. Shackleron is an ofhcer Of the
British Navy. and before leaving Lon
don King Edward bestowed upon him
the Victorian order He was q mem
Der Of the British Ansrtic expedition
Of 19se-03 under Capt. Scott, and with
his commander and another member
Of the party accomplished a sledge /
journey with dogs TO point 50 de-
gees i minutes south latitude, dur /
ing which they were absent from their /
ship. the Discovery. 90 days and GOV
cred a distance Of go miles Pears
q point s. degrees 6 minutes
north on April p 1906.
The Nirnrods crew al told rr-
0ered thirty-1wo men. including sew
sral scientists. but the landing party
was 70 consist Of bHt twelre men.
The barkentine sailed early in Jan
nary from New Zealand and returned |
n March having left the Shackleton
party encamped at the foot Of Mount
1rebus
The party took with them materials
or wooden buildings with double
.o0rs and windows. to be lined with
cit and several inches Of graduated
ork- Provisions and supplies for
ong STAY were landed. The Nimrod
rought back to New Zealand tale
I dissension in the party, which re-
ulted in the resignation Of Capt Eng
and the Nimrodis skipper, and the
hip therefore viii return to the little
and early in 1910 without them
Shackleton took with him an esBe-
ALLY built motor sledge which he
oped to use in his polar dash. and 4
number Of Siberian ponies in addi-
on 70 pack Of dogs.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
NOTICE OF PRIMARY


81 virtue of q resolution Of lbs
Il Democratic Executive Committee O
Maury county. adopted On July :, :
7 lIlmary election is hereby ordered
4 held betS cen the hours Of o'clock q
n. ana 4 O'Clock p. II. OF Thursday
August c. 70 elect delegates 70 county
legislative convention On Saturday
August 5. 1903. PIE delegate 70 be
elected for every one hundred Tores
q fractional majority thereof cart for
1ne Democratic nominee fer governor
IN 1906 IL the old civil districts q said
county
TIE rolIng places for said primary
shall be az follows
Disticr No. 1-Flys store
Distrlct No 2-stanfls shop.
District 10. 3-Leftwtch
District No. Parks Station
District 10. 5-Glendale
District 10. .e-Culleoka
District No. 7-south2ort ana Big
byyille.
District No. S-Bigbyville.
District No. s-Columbia.
District No. 10-Hill'g Store.
District No. 1l-Enterprise and
SCOTS Mill
District No. 1z-sandy Hook and
Mt Pleasant
District No. l3-8ft. Pleasant
District No. 14-sawdugt
District No 15-Hampshire.
District No. 16-Hampshire
District No. 17-Water Valley and
Fixes Mill
District No. l8-Santa Fe.
District No. 1a-Grayel Hill
District No. 20-Timmons
District No 21-Caldwells Store.
District No. 22-spring Hill and Ne
apolis
District No. 23-Kedron.
District No 24-Rock Springs.
District No 25-Rally Hill
The primary will be held under the
egalized primary election law and
pursuant to the terms Of the resolu- i
ion adopted By the County Commit :
ee aforesaid. Il
This July Z. 1908.
JAMES II. KANNON, Chairman q
JAMES A S5lIsER. y
Secretary Primary Committee.
d1t&wkly-jul II h
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
COULD AFFORD THE BEST.

"what you need" declared the
druggist, rs beef, wine and iron"
flush, tush, my good man." inter.
posed the customer peevishly. you
are talking to 8 millionaire. Have
you no terrapin, wine and iron7"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
War AGAINST consumptlon.

All nations are endeayOring to check
the rayages OF consumption, the
white plague" that claims so many
victims each year. Foley's Honey and
Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly
and you are in no danger Of con.
sumption. Do not risk your health by
taking some unknown preparation
when Foley's Honey and Tar'is safe
and certain in results.-GEo. S. AL
CORN.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
WHEAT AND BURT OATS WANTED

Call both phones No. so or see our
agents at other stations. Elevator
storage FREE. Sacks furnished on
favorable terms. Both phones No. so.
COLUMBIA MILL & ELEVATOR
co. 1stf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17

The FUNSTON of the kidneys lis to
strain out the impurities Of the blood
which Is constantly passing through
them. FoIey's Kidney Remedy maker
the Kidneys healthy. They wiz strain
out all waste matter from the blood
Take FoIey's Kidney Remedy and I.
win make you velL-GEO. S. AL
CORN.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil for such emergencies
1t subdues the pain and heals the
hurts.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-07-17
WHEAT, CORN, OATS

Ashton Mills OFFER liberal prices
and furnish new sacks.-J. B. ASH.
TON. 1s-lowks
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25
Grnrit's Cunts. Eunucnt.

Nem Oorf, "a. September =
Der StantS. Gonpent ser Seurlt'ldcrl
llnobbGngigfeitS . Fortei murbe hin
Z llbr bcutc Nbeno in ser yGooper
Union" croiinet. Sus. u. 4llen bon
Ncm-Dorf iungirte ais temporGrer
TorliBer uno oonnerte IN elmer brob-
ncnben GeOe gegen Die npon Soii,n
beberrihtcn" 5Wci olten Eurteien.
Die &erbonolungcn onnertcn bis lpGt
in Die 9tadt bincin.
Scarit cridien i'm 2nuie ocs
NbcnoS uro belt cine Hebc iiber Die
grobarti9c @ebeutung icincr Ynrtei.
Nild) CT oenInSirte oie oltsn Yar-
teien, beiprnd) Die aiiaire &asfeus
llno fritilirtc oann oen 8ouuernellr
Sugbes bon Nem.Dorf mcgen per-
ihicoencr Observation-Disclosures oeilelber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-25

iidJtsmobnobme gegen Die Cholera
/ gcfobr miro ibr @epud griinolid Oes.
inii5irt. Nieie SduBporfebrlnger
crfolacn IN llebereinitimmung nit
Sen fiir3lid pom Stootsocpurtement
in @oibin9ton altSgeionOten Gerbal-
tunQsmoBreGeln, Die iid nod Den
omerifoniidcu GltaruntGnezSel tint
mltn9en rid)ter.
gage in MANILA beiiert
Of.
@uibingtoM .. g., a. Sep.
tcnlbcr. - Sic Gage be5iiglid Der
Cholera bat iid) nad elmer 9epeld)a
ocS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Smitb an
Dos &riegooepurtement IN Wnnila
mcicntlidJ gcbeiicrt. @Gbreno Der "a
Stulocn bis geitern Sornlittug nm
s llbr lunrcn in ben cinjclncn Staot.
te5irfen iplgcnbc }iffern BON Neuer-
t%ronfungen ge%melbet: Sntrumulror,
7; Wteiiic, 5; SompoIon 6; Sonoo,
10; Soco, 4; Wclatc, 3; Sonta Grll5,
+; insgciommt 80.
@iS Qcitcrn Iben0 6 llbr lpuroen
y Safe, 0eGen 81 porgeltern 5u Ser.
ielben 3eit, neugemeloet.
9ieie 3oblen ldeinen SIT eripeilen,
COB Die groBc 3unabme on 90, 81.
lno -. september olf Die GRIND
lide Snipettion bon SollS ST. Sous
5uriid5liiibren mar, bel Der SGqe ent'
bcdt muroen, oiei ionit pieQeidt gar
ridt oocr menigitenS 5Wei bis bier
Gage lpGter gcmelbet worben mdren.
Neuer IuSbruh Ger Set
in Caracas.
Millem it a ., Curacao, a. Sep.
tambcr. - 9rieie aus Caracas mel.
Den, oob Die 9eulcnpelt in Der Soupt,
itoot bon Gene5llelo bon Neuem aus;
gcbrofen lit.
0ic Sellbe breitat lif aus unb bat
tereits cine Gn5obl bon Spiern I'M.
ter Der beiieren 9epolferungsfloiie
Gobingerofft.
Sberit eri doiien 9otoil-
ION in Salt.
ScIiinqfors, "a. September.
- SberIt Neld)ap BON bet Tiertcn
6inilden Sdorfi6iiben lit beiitc Der
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