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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1911-01-13
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rheumatism at times for several years
and this with complications incident
to old age, was the cause of death.
The funeral services were conducted
at the Pambrun home Tuesday after
noon by Rev. Thomas Lawson of the
M. e. church.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1911-01-13
A Misnonsr.

1t Is becoming daily more dangerous
to refer to "the weaker sex" on ac-
count Of the increasing doubt in the
readers mind which sex Is meant
London Saturday Review.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1911-01-13

A man can never guess how big the
hats or sleeves or skirts OF women
will be next season, but be stands
ready to bet that no fashion center
can make big shoes for women popu-
lar.--Atchison Globe.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1911-01-13
Fssdlna the Eish..

Disguised Fisherman lsmptying his
bait into the streamD- Hanged If I'll
wait on you any longerl Hefe. help
yourselves Zoe
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1911-01-13
West Inaugurated.

In the presence Of a distinguished
Assem- tlage in the hall of representa-.
tives at the state capitol, Oswald West
took the oath of office as governor of
Oregon. Tuesday afternoon. Pres
ident Ben Selling of the state senate
presided over joint session of the two
houses at the Inauguration and the
oath was administered by Chief Jue-
tiee Eaton.
The reading of long message from
Jay Bowerman. late acting governor,
preceded the delivery of Governor
Vests inaugural address. The new
governor was heartily greeted upon bis
appearance in the ball and bis clear
out speech was received with ap-
plause.
The senate met at | 30 o'clock and
proceeded to the house of the capitol
After the roll was called the message
OF Rowerman was read after the re-
suits of the election was declared. the
members of the supreme court and
state officials were invited in and the
new governor notified. The big hall
was packed to capacity. many women
being among the number.
Governor Vests leading recon-
mandations in his message follows:
Taxation--Reoommends submission
by legislature of measure for enacting
by people of grange bill defeated at re-
cent election.
State banking law-Advises streng
thening present law by more frequent
examinations, doubling of stockhold-
ers' liability and other changes.
State land office-Would have state
land agent examine securities of all
lands ON which state holds mortgage
| loans.
State printing Would require all
departments tc get acquisitions foI
printing of state expert. and boil
down reports by eliminating statistics.
Purchasing supplies-Advises all
purchases to be on lowest bid aud re
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1911-01-13
IN THE LEGISLATURE
Insurgents Control Organization Sell
ing Captures Presidency-C. A.
Barrett Votes for BOwerman.

| The fight for control of the organ
ization of the Oregon legislature came
to sudden end Monday afternoon 10
both houses when the insurgent anti
assem- bly~statement cohorts placed
Jerry P. Rusk Of Joseph in the speak
er's chair and Ben Selling of Portland
in the presidents chair. Victory
came with the first ballot.
Dan J. Malarkey nominated Ben
Selling for president of the senate.
Nine stalwarts, including G. A. Bar
rett, joint senator from Umatilla.
Morrow and Union counties who was
elected on an anti-assem bly, statement
No. platform. voted for BowermaD,
who had not been formally nominated.
The vote stood:
For Selling--Altee, w. N. Barrett,
Bean, Calkins. Dimick. Hawley. Hos
kins, Joseph. Kellagher, Locke. Ma
larkey, Mccullough, Nottingham.
Oliver. Patton, Sinnott. Won de Hell
en--17.
For Bowerman-Abrams, O. A. Bar
rett, Burgess. Carson, Chase, Lister.
Merryman, Parrish, Wood-9.
Bowerman voted for Wood, Selling
for Malarkey and Miller for Oliver.
Vote on SpeakershiD.
The vote on the speakership was as
follows:
Rusk-Abbort, Ambrose, ANIME,
Belknap. Bigelow. Brooke. Brownhill.
Bryant. Buckley. Carter, Chapman.
Church, Clyde. Collins, Cottel. Der by.
Eggleston. Fouts. Gill. Hollis, Jones,
Libby, Magone, MahonBy, Pierce,
Peterson, Raokleff, Rusk, Shaw, Steel
hammer, Thompson, Tigard, Wester-
lund.
Observation-Disclosures. Beals. Belland.
Bonebrake, Chamters, Chatten, Glenn
ems, Cole, Cushman, Eaton. Graves,
Huntington. johnson, Leinenweber,
Mariner. M. E. Miller. Neuner, Pow
ell, Reynolds, Simpson, Smith, Sutton.
Thompson--Buohannan J. W. Mil
Ter.
Absent-Rushllgh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
READY TO RESTORE
THE DUTY ON CORN
Juarez Brokers Rush I'm
ports Before Duty Is
ReDlaced

Corr has five more days to remain
on the Mexican customs free list. as
the duty will be replaced on this grain
August l. The duty was taken off i'm
mediately on the opening of the Juarez
customs house after the hattie on ac-
count of the lack of grain in the coun-
try. Last month an extension Of 80
days as given on the grain.
The customs brokers OF Ciudad
Juarez are starting a heavy importa-
ton of the grain to get II in the coun-
try before the duty is replaced, and
several thousands of bushels will be
taken across the border before next
Monday when the duty goes back.
After Monday alfalfa and hay will
be the only grains on the Mexican
suctoms free list.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
Woman Tells Story
of Intense Suffering

At the age Of about 40 years, 1 was
attacked with hemorrhage of the kid
neys or bladder which continued for
several years without check. 1 finally
took advantage Of your generous offer
and procured a sample bottle of
swamp Root Believing 1t helped me. I
purchased a fifty bottle. which
convinced me that it was helping me-
Three other bottles cured me. In two
Or three years, over-work brought my
Rilment hack. but one bottle stopped IL.
I feel as IL owe my life TO you for
the great blessing DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root has been to me. / recommend II
10 all human beings suffering as I was.
You have my permission TO publish
this letter and If any person doubts 1t.
IL they will write me. enclosing stamp,
1 will give full particulars.
Yours very truly,
MRS. 7. B. PHELPS,
Rocky, Ark.
Personally appeared before me this
s1st day OF August. 1909. Mrs. T. B.
Phelps. who subscribed the above state
nent and made oath that the same is
true in substance and in fact
l. p Purvis, J. p.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26

The bracelet was apparently Of ivory
"a tiny tusk that by some freak Of ma
ture had grown into circle.
'But. no." said the dealer; this is no
freak. It Is a designed thing. 1t is
one Of those bracelets that the pigs Of
the New Hebrides are made to grow.
Eyes, in the New Hebrides they
make their pigs their jewelers.. They
do this simply By removing the AMI
mails upper canine teeth. Then the
lower ones, having nothing to grind
against, grow into a spiral These
spirals as soon as they are complete
are removed with a pincherlfke instru-
ment and are worn upon the wrist.
Sometimes pigs tooth will grow
into perfect circle-that is, the point
curves round and grows directly into
the root Such a bracelet as that Is
highly prized-in fact, it is. worth TWEEN
ty Of the ordinary spiral ones."-Los
Angeles Times.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
A Peculiar Frog.

South America has a frog Of peculiar
habits. Dwelling in the virgin forest,
at the tops Of the highest trees. It
chooses as the site Of its nursery some
hollow stump and then proceeds to
line 1t with rosin procured from trees
In the reighborhood. This lining
serves to catch and hold the rainwater.
with which 1t quickly becomes filed.
As soon as this takes place the eggs
are laid therein, and here they undergo
development into tadpoles. How the
rosln is collected is a mystery. nor is
It yet known how the separate pieces
become welded to form the wafer tight
basin necessary to insure the safety of
the treasures deposited therein.-New
York Tribune.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
OROZCO EMBRACES
GOVERNOR GONZALES

chihuahua. Mexico. July 26.-In q
political demonstration at the Plaza
Hidalgo governor Gonzales and Gen.
Pascual Orozco embraced one another
before 5000 people. who went wild
with Joy when governor Gonzales told
them Of the warm friendship existing
between himself and Orozco.
Reports from the interior of the
country to the effect that a counter
revolution threatens to break out re-
ceive very little credence in Chihuahu~
where the ex-revoluticnists are in alb
solute control Of the situation, and it
is said that at the first sign of trou-
bic to the south every available man
win take the field to restore order
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26

The flying frogs OF the Malays ap-
pear to be mythical, but the tree snakes
Of Borneo are credited with taking fly
ing leaps from the boughs Of trees to
the ground. 1t is found that scales on
the lower part OF the body may be
drawn inward so that the whole lower
surface becomes concave. The resist
ance to the air is thus greatly increas-
ed, and experiments indicate that the
snakes do not fall In writhing coils.
but are let down gently in direct line
by the parachuteiike action of their
peculiar bodies.-Chambers' Journal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
The Lost and Found.

81 win be ever grateful 10 the
WaAt Columns for the return Of al
article Of iewelry. an heirloom that
I lost one evening, and which Wa
returned TO me the next evening.
You have heard snch expressions
from many who have had practical
experience with the remarkable eff-
cheney Of the Want Colu<nns IN re-
covering lost articles
One great eonvenience Of the
Wants II returning lost areicles b
the fact that they work 90 Quickly.
4 few bours after Tog send yuu
Went Ads % The Fl Paso Herald,
telling of lost article, thousands
of people are reading the Wants, and
the losers and finders Of lost articles,
naturally enough, ara the first TO
make CRITICAL examination OF the
iost and found classsficstion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
MAGON|sTAS VERY
SCARCE AROUND :
JUAREz NOW
Continued from Page ID

OF the Liberal forces that the followers
of Magon have evacuated Tangues, the
village TO which they went from
Guadalupe. and have gone on toward
the south. The rnrales. rs in NUMBER.
who are in pursuit OF the Liberals, will
follow them south and try TO drive them
from the country.
The Juarez officials have had a
scouting party consisting Of 25 rurales
going over the immediate vicinity near
the city. but they have been unable to
find any or any trace of Magonistas
and the belief is now that they have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
LA PAZ GARRISON
RISES IN A REVOLT
The Commanding General
Wounded and Ten In
surracfos Killed

San Diego. Cal, July 26.-It Ii
learned that at La Paz. capital of the
southern district of Lower California
the garrison of 400 Mexican troops
rose against general Augustin San
guinez last Tuesday, attacking the
capital building and wounding the gen.
eral who is also the jefe politico OF
the town
In the fight two insurrectos were
killed, several were wounded and the
balance were subjugated.
News of the uprising was brought
to Ensenada yesterday. General San
guinez is a Diaz appointee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
Letter TO
DR.. KfImer & CO.,
Binshamsen, n. Y.

Prove What swamp-Root WIN Do For
You
Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton. n. Y, for sample bottle. 1t will
convince anyone You will also receive
q booklet OF valuable information, tell
ing all about the kidneys and bladder
When writing, be sure and mention The
FL Paso Daily Herald Regular fifty
cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale
1T all drug stores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
MAY FORCE REYES TO
RUN FOR PRESIDENT

Mexico City. July 26.-Having an
nounced as their candidates for the
presidency. general Bernardo Rey
and Theodore Dehesa, former governor
Vera Cruz for the vice presidency,
the Reyista club appears to be deter
mined they shall make the race, not
withstanding Reyes said he would not
be a candidate.
DIR. Samuel Espinoza de Los Monte
ros. president of the club, admitted
the general had not consented.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26

Lieut.. Col. J. N Medina. DR.. Castillo
Will have charge of all the city cases
in the future which have been attended
to by Col. ]. L. Wilson, as up to this
time the city did not have any physi-
clan. Dr. Wilson will devote his time
exclusively to the care of the hospital
patients
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26

A bad taste IN the mouth comes from
a disordered stomach, and back OF that
IS usually a torpid liver:-A condition
which invites disease. HERBINE Is
the remedy needed It corrects the
stomach and makes the liver active ana
regular. Price Soc Sold by Scott
White & Co.. 2o4 Mills. and Depos
Pharmacy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
Facts About Ell Paso, Texas

Ell Paso has 35 miles of street lines.
Ell Paso has 20 miles of Bitulithc paved streets.
Ell Paso CITY has an assessed valuation of
Ell Paso has eight railroads and 100000 union pas
senger terminal
Ell Paso has % mail carriers, and the postoffce
ceipts last year were $100,OOO.
Ell Paso has never had sunstroke panic strike
that tied up any industry.
Ell Paso is one of the most important ports of entry
and export in the United States.
El Paso has the best lighted business district of any
city in Texas See for yourself tonight.
Ell Paso railroads handled 100000 in the local
yards last year and their payros aggregate SO0o0OO
I'll Paso will invest $2,5O0OO0 in new buildings this
wear and invest $25OO000 improvements and IN
dustries
Ell Paso has seven banks four national and three state
with combined capital of 100000 and deposits of
$10,0O0O00
Ell Paso has 100000 invested in school buildings and
grounds and $4,000 in manual training and domestic
science.
Ell Paso is the center of tract of 22500O OF
land that will be irrigated by 100000 dam which the
government is building.
Ell Paso has three steam fire engines, five combina-
ton hose and chemical wagons automobile combna-
ton wagon and extension ladder truck.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
SHERWOOD MAGEE rs
NEAR THE HEAD

Sherwood Magee, leading batsman of
the National league, who Is almost GER
tain to top all the National league slug
gers this season. even as he did last
year. He is being more closely pressed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
Special Display the Balance of the Week
7wo Extra Specials in New Fall Skirts
Sc. rs Skirts So. 70

New fall styles in skirts, showing the
high girdle effect. Some of these skirts
are strictly tailormade, while others are
self and button trimmed. There is a
large variety of styles and colors to Sc
lect from, and remember they are all
new fall skirts The regular price of
these skirts would be $6.75; offered the
balance of the week at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
JUAREZ NOW HAS
CITY PHYSICIAN

DR.. B. Castillo has been appointed
city physician Of Ciudad Juarez by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26

Have you faith3 Page 8. section 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26

Have you faitha Page s, section 5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26

Reliable messengers. Cactus Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26

entirely left the northern part Of the
state Of Chihuahua.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-26
SI2. SO Skirts SIS. IS

There are fully 200 skirts in this group,
showing the advance fall styles. They
are white serges, white serges with pin
stripes, black voiles, black panamas,
navy blue serges and French novelty
materials. Some are plain, others self
and button trimmed. The high girdle
effect is feature Values up to $12.50;
offered at
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Gin ntueS SetO OtS @rdiiOcutcu.
Sir &On=Sil ging OOrgrtrrn Urticrt an OaS SOgc=
OrOnctCnDalls 5lriif.
OrOnctCnDanS 5nriif.
Der grdNOent srfldrt 1arttrepiGOn fir perfrdbt.

Inter itiirmiidsm gsifalI Der 9spus
bIitmer purOs uOrssitern I'M 2IbseOrO-
%neteubaule bic 9rtrabOtldnlt perlslsu,
III wsIdsr Der BrdfOsnt Die pom 9auis
ansenOmmsns Mous3 oItarii.B Bill NIT
ieinem SetO belest. 9bsr midt minOe
OrObuenosr 9siioa srbOb iid oui Der
OsmOfratiidsn 5eite, ais Der UiinOri.
Idtstiibrer UNDERWOOD etIdrts. OaB e.
Die Blu am %fOIgenOsn Gage a%ufruis unO
Oeren Nnnobme iiber Den aOpi Oss Bra.
lIoenten beautrosen werOe.
5u ieiner BOtiduit ertlart Der Btdli.
Oenl Suetit, Oab Die SIl nldt in @ins
Hang ltebe nit Del YlatfOlm, .oui mel.
Aer er awdblt wOrOsH isI. @r slbt
oanu etne @eldI3ie Oes iseiseu 6a.lls
NIL bsiOnOsrsr Bsriidli9nsuns Del @Ous
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

SOus unO iust Ounu Ii. a. 6OIsaots:
.Sn wsiieiten 9rsiisu lit oer @laubs
Usrbrsiist. OoB SabIrsi6e 3Otides IL Der
istissn 6o1uus Oes IarIts 81 bod lino
uuO iibsr Oos 3isl, DEN eriorOerIi@en
Sdue Der 8Ou5ldter unO: 6obrltmten,
bisnaus i9isBen. SD tbeIIs Oieien
@laubeu unO babe MID aud IL O%lientlI.
den Nulpra9en wieOe.bolt in Oielem
5Inue ausssiprOdel. aber erlt Ooam,
psnu i'd seuiseno Oariiber mtsru9tel
bin, wte ole @ruppe 81 I'M 3nlammeu.
bang nit 0ucn moe1en @tuppen IN
.Dineni9aitli9er nm prattlUa Nele
0menoiert iueroen tanu, WsrOc ID I'M
tommenoeu 0ejembct clne SOu.sunion
smplebIen. Sect I'M Ausult ut cue
lOI9e peOsr uolbls nod bels9nsl2"
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Ans ben Nadbarltaaten.
Ser GoatespiIIe d-
mnrA

~ " L Y.
3mei M1nner baben Dem Staats-
anmalt @atptbrop in @erbinoung nit
Dem 2Dn9moro oes geegers g5efieI
@alfer, me[her Den Spe5iol : Boli-
3iiten Hice IN Goatesbille t0Otete, elm
@eitanoniB abgeleet uno es puroen
infolgeoeiien cine An5abI bon Saft-
befeblen erlaIien. 9ie geItGnoigen
2eute lino &enneoD 8oDo, elm Arbei-
ter Der g~leftri8itdts- @eieul1aft, uno
Morman @rice, BON Ebron0ale. @rice
lpuroe nidt perbnftet, ionoern nrr
inter 8oli5ei 9lufiidt gelteIt. 81b-
reno Bono uno Yrice 5ugoben, oaB
tie inter Dem golfsbaufen maren,
Der ben 2pndmoro beging, beItreiten
lie, oaB iie an Dem 2pnben ietbit
t6eilnobmen. sic lollen bel ibrem
@elt1noniB mebrere prominente
giirger fompromittirt baben. Stint
Wfdnner, Die ongeblih an BEN Ser
falle 6etbeiligt naren, ba6en Der So
li5ei Die 3uiiherung gege6en, Dab lie
@oatesoille niht perlaiien meroen.
sic iogten, ooB iie nidt glaubten,
Die 5ade miiroe einen 10 ernltliden
gusgang nebmeu, ais Tie nod DEM
SoIpitaI gingen. @ie elm 8oli5iit
erflGrte. lift es nod 8opo's @eitdnO-
nib nidt mebr i6mierig, oie &doeIs-
fiibrer 5n finoen. 9luh Elm oritter
Monu iou ii6 Dem Stautsanpalt
gegeniiber geduBert baben; es iei
fein 6ii6rer porbanoen getDeien uno
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

6er5eugitng gelongt," erfldrten lie
Dem 9rdlioenten S1onep gurton Der
Sonoelsfommer, Dob es nun nod
einen ganeboren @ee oes 5rieOens
giebt, nGmlih iie ST 5pingen."
gremierminilter Gsqltitb Iegte iid
in~foIgeoeIIen ms MlitteI unO erbot
iid, iofort cine &egierlings : Cont
million 5u %ernennetL tpelbe cine lin.
teriudung oniteIlen uuO 8oridldge
MAIDEN ioIIte, in fpeIHer Gittung
Der gegenmdrtige germittIungsplan
gednoert meroen loII.
Ole BON ben giienbabnern gefpGbr-
te 5riIt BON "a Stunoen, nod oeren
9(bIouf iie ben @eneralItrife erfl1ren
moIIten, lit beltte gormittag nm s
u6r a~bgeIaufen. @eun trosOem Ser
General Strife nidt erfldrt moroen
i'll, mar es MIR oesboIb, neil cine 9lrt
@affenltiaitonO fir Die Dauer Der
8erban0Iunaen in Der 9onOeIsfom-
mer abgefhIoiien por0en lit.
geomte Der neri6ieoenen Glen
babner : 8erbGuoe fonlen BON 9iber.
pool bierber uno troten I'M Bureau
ser nglmoIgonateO Society Of Rail-
poD Serponts~ 5u elmer 9eipreduno
8uiommen. 6oIgcn0e 9feioIptionen
gelongten in oieier GonferelB GIT
Nnnobme: 0ieies gemeiniame 60
mite erflGrt biermit, OaB es infer
feiter GntifIuB lit, Oie iebigen Streit.
frogen nidt cher 8i regeln, als bis
sic 9[1tsiperrung unierer 2eute me-
gen i6rer llnteritiibung Ser Giienbob-
ner in 2iperpool ino anoerDdrts
~uufgeboben moroen it,
,Gom" Mant, ser 6iibrer oer9us.
Itdnoigen, faBte bellte Die Soroeriln.
gen Der 2eute uie folgt %8uIammen:
Sine oQgemeine 9obnerb0bung BON
80 Gents per Mode. cine mo6entli6e
arbeitsseit bon 81 Stunoen uno 9ln-
erfenming Der Union
Ger I%nerfennung Der Union op,
poniren sic @iienbabn 8etriebsIei-
ter auf's bartrudigIte, neil iie Ger.
tretern BON 2eittei1 bic nidt BEL ib-
men arbeiten, feline llnterbonOIlingen
fiibren molIen.
aud in 9iffabon g1brt es.
2iffobon @ortugal, IL. aue.
~ Sn 2iliobon oiirfte es 8u einem
oagemeinen @trife fommeit, Der biel-
Ieidt gum 8iirgerfrieg fiibren miro.
Sin allen StroBeneden lteben anar.
Hiiten uno ridten an Oie arbeiter Die
9lufforoerltng, Die arbeit ein5uiteaen.
8iele Der StraBenreoner iinO in Saft
genommen moroen. 9ie Gaoifalen
foroern Die grbeiter Sl einem gu.
iarnmeni9luB NIT Oen &atbolifen
aus, fpelde @egner Der Gegieritno
limo, neil Ons Rirdeneigentbrm elm.
ge5ogen meroen foil.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Ser grOBt Sampf Der Gdenbabncr
lit GnglanO,
Sic Gegieruug ma6t utr5wcitrltt snprengungeu,
Oen @cnrmlfrtf 81 Orr6itrn,
1rUeDem ipnrOc pUraeitern 2IbenO Ser ~0(usifonr Der
0iIcmbobmer tele9ropbiicb am9eOrOnct.

ben 6elola9er. Sn allen @arfs limo
Wiilitdr5elte aufgei6lagen. Sin ole
SolOaten crying 6eltte Der 8efebI,
MIR i'm duBeriten g}ot9folle 3u felt-
errL aber menn Tie es tbltl Oauu
nidt iiber Die &opfe 5u idieBen, neil
Ionit rnihulOige 3uibauer getroffen
meroen fonnten. 9ieier 8efebl be.
oelttet, Dab oos MilitGr fiinftig idie.
ben miro, nm sic Strifer 3u tooten.
Sn Den 6radtbobnbofen iteben
lane 3uqreiben NIT 8aaren, aber Iie
f0nueu ipeoer weiter b%eforoert nod
ausgelaoen meroen. Soloaten be.
modlen Die @aggous, Inn 5ll Derbii-
ten, oaB Die @~usitdnoigen lie gepalt.
Jam aufbre1en mo lif Der 9aoung
bemddtigen ODER tie 5erit0ren.
6unoertfiinf8ig fremoe S6iffe lie
gen I'M @ofen. Sic f0nnen ibre Ga.
Dung niht loiden. Snfolgeoeiien ge.
ben Nielonen 9rangen S(epfeI luO
anoerc 6riidte tonnenipeile 6u @run-
oe. Ser G6a0en, Der oaraus err
pddit, be5iffert lid aitf 0iiaionen.
Die 9epoIlmdhtigten Der bieligen
@~iienbabner retIten beute nod Con,
oon al, I'M bort nit ben n~ationaIen
6iibrern ser giienbabner : gerb1n-
Sc 5u fonferiren. Ole biefigen 2elttq
Iino bereit, einem &uf 5rr GinItel-
hung Der Arbeit iofort 6oIge gu lei
item.
lleber 1000 Sduglingen uno mebr
als Die OoppeIte 3obl fleiner &inoer
iino Dem gerbungern nabe, neil fei.
ne NfilA mebr erbGltli6 lit. 0ie
Miitter beItiirmen oie 5taotberfpoI-
tiing nm Niil6, aber ibrem @erlan-
gen fam nidt entipro6en meroen
90 ar6 oie iibrigen Nabrungsmit.
tel iebr fnapp iin0, bon oltsmGrts
aber nihts ~eintrifft, itarrt aud Den
@rpahienen Der Suneer entgegen
Ius ben &iiblbGuiern mltroen 8fpar
6eilte inter ltarfer militGriiher IS,
forte 2ebensmitteI nod Ben perfhie-
oenen S%taottbeiIen gebra6t, aber bel
meitem niht binrei6eno sur 9efull9
oes 8eoarfs. 9(uf Die 8agen, meIhe
oieie 2ebensmitteI bef0r0erten. nur.
oen trob Der militdriiden 8eOecflne
mie0erbolt Aneriffe unternommen.
.3ur g a d giebigfeit b e.
rel +.
2iperpooL II. Aug. - Die
Sdiffs Gigentbiimer 8eigten in IT,
rer beilte. Nadmittag obgebaltenen
Gonferen8 Die @eneigtbeit, ben 5or-
oerungen ser 8ereinigten g%iieiibah-
ner @erbdnOe entgegen 5u fommen
inOem iie lid 8itr Nufbebung Der Nus
lperrung inter gemilien 8eoingun-
gen bereit ~erfldrten.
Sn Ben aroft Stutioneu ginger
6ellte Die 2eute an ben Spmpatbie-
Strife uno legten oaourd BEN Be
trie6 Ser 6trabenbobnen labm. g[ud
lpor oie Sto6t ohne eIeftriihe Be
leudJtung.
81 squitb 10 ill perm +
tie n.
2onOon II. auguit, Nadmit-
tags. - Der General Strife DER
@iienbabner auf idmmtIiden gabn-
linien oes @ereinigten &0nigreibS.
l1Bt ii1 farm mebr berbiiten. Die
Itunoenlaneen l1nterbanoIungen, Die
Seitens Der &anoeIsfammer, 5pi-
Iden Iertretern Der beioen Harteien
gepfIogen moroen iino, berliefen
namIid relultotlos, neil 0ie Iertre.
ter Der giieubobner : 8erb1noe ouf
ibrem Gtanopunft felt bebarren, Dob
oie 8~etriebsleiter Der giienbabnen
oos ltebereinfommen nit ibnen nitt
mr. Dem @eiite, ionoern aud Dem
8uAitaben nod gebro6en baben.
.GinItimmig IinO mir al Oer lie