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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-14
SYNOPSIS.

The story opens at Monte Carlo with
Col. Terence O'Rourke, military tree
lance and something OF a gambler, IN ms
hotel. Leaning on the balcony ne sees a
beautiful girl who suddenly enters the
elevator and passes from sight. AT the
gaming table O'Rourke notices two men men
Watching him. one Is the Hon; bet,Itt
Glynn, while his companion Is Nlscoumt
Des Trebes, n duelist. The vlscounl ttti53 t43
him the French government has direergidd
him 10 O'Ruurke as man VINO Wt
undertake a secret mission. At his apalt-
ment, O'Rourke, who had agreed 20 ils un,
dertake the mission, finds a niysteit t'us
letter. The viscount arrives hanus 80
sealed package to O'Rourke, VINO ls hos
TO open II until on the ocean. paiI VI
dainty slippers are seen protrudlns Ioih
under a doorway curtain. The lrlsnilian ~
finds the owner Of the mysterious leet "
be his wife, BeatriX, from whom ne nau @
run away n year previous. They are
reconciled, and opening the letter ne Hhus
that a Rangoon law hrm oHeIs nm IN
100 600 pounds for Jewel known as Jle
Pool Of Flame and left 20 him py uy-
Ing friend. bus uoN In keeping OF one
named Chambret In Algeria; O.RouIke
worsts the nObleman In duel. lhe vic
bids O'Rour6e farewell and he promises
TO soon return with the reward. lie dla-
covers both Glynn and The viscount on
board the ship. As he tinds ChaIhotSt
there is an attack by bandits ana nus
friend dies telling O'Rourke that he mas
left the Pool of Flame with the governor
general, who at sight OF a slgnel llnB
given the colonel will deliver over the
Jewel. Arriving az Algeria the lrishman
finds the governor general away. Des
Trebes makes n mysterious appointment;
and tells O'Rourke that he has gained
possession OF the jewel by stealing II. IN
duel O'Rourke masters the viscount'
secures possession Of the Pool OF flame
and starts by ship for Rangoon. He hnds
the captain TO be n smuggler who tries 10
steal the jewel. II rs finally secured by
the captain and O'Rourke escapes 70
land. with the aid OF one Danny ana
his sweetheart, O'Rourke recovers the
Pool of Flame On board ship once more,
bound for RanRoon. n mysterious LADY
appears O'Rourke ZONES upon lascar
about to attack the lady, who Is a MTs.
Prynne and kicks the man into the hold
Mrs. Prynne claims she Is en- route Tor
Indiana on a mission for the KING
O'Rourke is attacked by the lascar, VINO
secures the Pool OF Flame the captain
Is shot and the lascar jumps into the sea
The ship arrives in port Danny hands
O'Rourke the Pool OF Flame which ne
has stolen from Mrs. Prynne. IT Is the
real jewel, the one lost at sea being a
counterfeit. O'Rourke goes to CalcutIa
and discovers Des Trebes disguised lie
now knows that Mrs. Prynne was an ac-
complice. Finally he gets TO the lawyer
who has offered the reward, delivers the
Jewel and gets the money.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-14
Lambs Tenure Of Life Not Lono.

A party of privileged sightseers
were admitted to a private view Of q
menagerie between performances.
and among other things were shown
what was called a Happy Family"
that is to say, in one and the same
cage there was a toothless lion, a
tiger, somewhat the worse for wear,
and a half-famished wolf. Beside
these wild animals, curled up in one
corner, was a diminutive lamb which
shivered as it slumbered.
How long have the animals lived
together?" asked one of the party
About twelve months" replied the
Snowman.
why" exclaimed a lady, Il am
sure that little lamb is not as old as
that"
oh" said the Snowman, quite un-
moved. "the lamb has to be renewed
occasionally"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-14

McFoozle--What the deuce am do.
ing wrong. caddie?
The Caddie Tin his element) why,
yer stance is rotten, an yer pullin'
yer drive, an slicfn' yer brassy. Yer
too low wi yer iron, an yer toppin'
WI yer mashie; yer fallin' back and
DRAWN In. Yer don't keep yer eye
on the bali and yer can't putt fer
tofeo, London Sketch.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-14
Troubles of Educators.

Chancellor Day, who some months
ago expelled a young woman from his
university for complaining Of the fare,
can sympathize with NJ Bournier. d.
rector of the Paris High School Of
Commerce, who has suspended a pupil
who sent him, by way Of protest. an
artichoke with a worm IN It, which
had been served at luncheon.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-14
Couldn't Understand Il

A war-beaten veteran of Long
ST. let's corps, coming in from the
front, said:
Il don't quite understand. Lee wor
a big victory over Grant on the Rap
idan and told us so, and that night
we retreated. Then he won another
In the Wilderness, and he told us SO
and we retreated to Spotsylvania
Then he won another tre-men-Ius vic
tory and got TUX prisoner, but J
reckon he has retreated again"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-14

and limpid eyes Of youth, all through
that voyage been looking forward to
such a scene, to such tragic ending
as this? Could she have afforded the
Frenchman the aid he needed to con-
summate his chosen crime?
For he was now ready to believe Des
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-14

A lady visiting camp had a little dog
which bit a soldier.
Il hope It won't make the dear one
SICK" she said picking up the pup and
hurrying away,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-14
There's music IN the souan Of
baby-to It's mother


For costiveness and sluggish liver try
the unrivaled herb remedy, 0arheidT Tea
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1912-06-14

Goodness does not certainly make
men happy when happiness makes
them good.-Leudor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
RESOURCES

AZ u 80 i - Iune z. q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
PETITIONS
ADE EIFE
hnE ElLLU
GUTHRIE
Call for Another Vote on
Location Oi State
Capital

Oklahoma City, july 10 Secretary
FRED 1. Wenner. with other repFesen-
satiYes oI the Guthrie Chamber otE
Commerce. filed with Secretary of
state Harrison yesterday 4 total 81
gg37 petlt0na4 signed by 81 .AaI oters
of Oklahoma. asking a vote at the
regular election i'll November On Guth. /
rie's Initiated amendment To the state
constitution for tile permanent locA-
ton 81 the state capital in Guthrie
amer January / next To secure such
an election only 1890 signatures are
necessary, but Secretary Wenngr
adopted the motto oI the HoosieF
school master Of While you're gettin
get a-pIentyn
/ The eapilal petitions we're FULLY tab
uIated and neatly bound, with q type
written copy Of the signatures from
each county attached. i is claimed
Tor the petitions that they we're pre-.
pared with more care and with less
\ likelihood ot error than any neret1-
fore filed I'll this state The intention
Of the Guthrie committee was % use
every means to eliminate delay and
errors and to avoid any technicality
on which the petitions could be attack.
ed. When finally completed, the peti-
J tions we're il such shape that ths
/. Guthrie committee could and did swear
to the legality of all OF them
Every county ii Oklahoma Is reprs
sented in the petitions. The county q
z Logan, naturally yielded the most sig
2 natures, a total OF 47s7, while Muskl
gee was next vita 1886, Tulsa witt
= 2717, Garfield with 1905, Pottaaalomir
I with 2356, and 50 on down the line
7 Even far away cimarron county WELD
"a two petitions with six signatures
g while the county Of Harmon returne.
one petition with one signature al
1t tached. Oklahoma county. includiH
a Oklahoma City, came through with T
1e petitions and total Of 244 signatures
e Other counties Of the stale tha
10 yield more than one thousand signs
IL lures each were Kay, Woods, Cans
ts dian, Kingfisher, Creek Lincoln an
le Payne, while Rogers. Washington, s.
Il quoyah, Pawnee, Usage, okmalget
u Okfuskee, Nouata. Noble, Alfala
Cherokee, Custer, Grady and Grar
81 yielded over 7QO signatures each, nun
erous other counties being in The fig
in and six hundred class.
al Even after the petitions we're a
il tabuiated, copied and bound, six add
~ tional petitions came in yesteFds
lis from Mayes couAH with So more ST
natures. These were filed with Il
at bound petitions being thrown in f
al good measure.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16

Wilson Is Firm in Position

tContlnued from Page One)
proved. The news had been given so /
tic public press and II was generally
known throughout the state THAI the
board would adopt July Is
The first objection heard g this
adoption came to me from a personal
friend 81 mine who stated as his rea-
son that it would be a political mis-
take. Later vas informed by a party
who had visited you that you were
opposed to the adoption at this time,
/ Immediately called at your office tol
talk the matter over with you and we
spent considerable time III discussing
the merits and the demerits Of an.
early adoption ! gave you my plans
ana you informed me that they were.
very plausible. | remember that YOU
contended that the adoption should
be postponed ! contended that IL
would be a great advantage to my de-.
aartment and 10 the school interests
ia general to have this adoption as
carly as possible When you asked
! me to call a meeting Of the board that
/ you might put this matter before them
1 Mr RoWsey was out Of tho state. BY
| the time Mr.. Rowaey returned, Mr..
/ DunIop had gone to lhe convention at
Baltimore. but i arranged meetins
the first day after MT Dunlop returned
aud you were invited to come before
u.s. You made your position in the
matter very clear. as stated above,
stating that you would deny any re-
sponsibHity for Bhis adoption and the
results Of the same After you retired
the board members asserted that they
we're willing to assume all responsi
bility. Some members Of the boare
agreed to visit you the next morninl
] and make clear the position Of th'
board ID this matter Upon the re
quest Of Mf Rowsey, July 9, at u q
] M. a meeting Of the board was caile'
in the afternoon, all members presen
I except Ar scott Glen Of Shawnee, VIII
had not been notified of the meeting
wAe members Of the board who yisite'
I you made their report but no actioi
was taken in the matter
4 am quite sure that the boar
3 would have felt inclined to aceede {
your request had il been made beior
7 the date Of the adoption had bee
{ generally advertised. recall hos
ever. that on different occasions 70
Z have stated 10 the board that 30
wanted them to Be FREQ in their d
alterations and work out the schot
4 policies Of this state, and that the
would 81 no time meet with any inie
ference at your hands. III lhis COZ
nection. / call your attention to YOU
letter u May ~, 1911, to the Tnls
I Democrat Tulsa Okla, a COPY s
which you sent to me IN which 70
state as follows:
A ! selected the present board q e
neailon because I believed that ! wa
y appointing men nn8n the same tho
e oughly competent 70 look after 70
educational interests q Oklahoma, All
T / De net believe i either proper s
right TOT me, vs. governor 70 alleml
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
AT THE
PLAY HOUSES
MAJESTIC TONIGHT.

"The Tide ot Battle q thrilling war
story
AT the Point Of the Sword.
"All ID the family comedy.
Vaudeville.
ecofer and Lamar II big comedy
singing, talking and novelty dancing.
This act made a big bit last night
Complete change Id their act tonight
PRICES S and IS CENTS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16

TO interfere or override their candid
judgment ] believe that these men
are honest, and are doing their best
to fulfill their obligatio7a to the peo-
Pie, ana believing this, feel that tney
should be left free to attend this
work
l0ther letters Of a similar nature
follow in Mr, Wilson's letter)
TO the foregoing / wish to say that
/ quite agree with you in it being
difficult task since the board must be
confronted at every advanced move
ment by politicians IN the state who
seek to control the state board Of eda-
cation which is devoting its interests
and energies to the upbuilding Of the
schools Of the state, thereby protect
ing the interest of more than a hall
million innocent chilren.
again in your letter Of July lS, you
state as follows:
II shall not attempt to interfere IN
anywlse with your legal constitutional
/ rights in this matter. but 1 feel that il
IS fair to you that | state what may
action shall be in connection with this
adoption
ITO the above. I wish to say that
regardless Of what your actions may
be in this matter. am serving the
state Of Oklahoma under my oath and
i II propose to stay within the bounds
I ol the constitution and statutes Of ms
state and / sincerely hope that so long
Il as ! do this and serve the interests Of
+ the children Of this state that I mas
have, as / should expect to have, TIC
support Of the governor Of this state
You, in your campaign. stated from
many platforms that the half mlllior
school children Of Oklahoma are ths
greatest asset Of the state. When yoi
consider this from this standpoint
! governor. i do not believe that you viii
J hesitate for one moment to set aaid
5 your convictions that this is a politi
cal mistake and viii advise the stat
j board OF education to Cd forward, dis
/ charge its duties under their oaths an
) protect the children Of this state
= say nov. as ! stated to sou IN on
] conference. thar this board, III m
4 opinion, viii materially reduce tn
number of text books now in th
i grades ana in some instances secur
. cheaper texts tAaA the ones nov II u
e and It Is the desire Of every membe
4 Of this board to conduct this adeptio
in such a manner Is to reflect cred
d upon the state and the administration
d When / visited y6a. / stated that
3 any adoptiona we're unsatisfactory
j you. ] aouid guarantee that the boar
= would take them up and give Them
t reconsideration If sou desired / thin
j. that II this matter was siited 70 q
r bottom, that you WOULD find the san
d characters behind the investlgatloI
j and the sole purpose is 70 harrasa th
j board and make Its work az uhsati
factory as possible Since ] objects
T. to being a member 81 the text boo
Is commission and was forced 10 tai
{ upon myself this extra work. 20 e
e that MY interest and the interest
d this department should be given d
+ consideration ih this matter
II AS sou requested, J intended
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
Domestic Science
at Farmers School

Ths 81 college authorities send
out TIE goilewing announcements II
regard to tge fHat day program e tie
tive dAy school oT agriculture to be
hold hsre May M
50 neman can afford y miss iae
opening session of the domestic sei-
enee sehool whieh Il 10 be heil II con
nection aith tie eneafnBmeat school
Many people think that the first So
sion does not amount to much and shaE
they viii miss that Al preference to
sha lessons that come later. II tais
Instance. this program Is planned to
begin wsih the best and end with the
best WE want eTery woman there
and every seat Iiiled 0n Tuesday tae
Elfss day 81 school
The forenoon lecture On Home a.
4 Social Center. hy Miss Mathews, p
titled Nth she things that are neees.
sarg fos the development Of the social
side of The home, and deals with the
boy ana the girl problem al vel q
with tic problem of tile rsFenTs II tha
home
Miss Mathews has had q wide eA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16

tha problem becomes ai1Iicu-E QAs'
Miss Kolsh0FH. formerly oi Aienom-
0nie. wis. viii deliver ! splendid Fee
tars Oh this subject and is praparea
Is giye the women ana girls mum
Der Of new plans and suggestions taat
vll help along the lines q the social
lite ef the h0ma.
Cake Making.
First day 0f the cncampment school
opens With cake making begins
promptly al o'clock oa Tuesday ai.-
emocn
Good cakes are ngt accidents. TAeY
are the result II scientific knowiedge.
exact measurements and good ingred-
tents All cakes are divided into tHo
classes. good cakes and poor cakes.
There il a tone of raspectability II :
good cake that Is aot found IN poor
cake. The initial cost may BE- the
same. but they arc not in the same
social set The reasons Ter failures
jn cake making are often very evident
after the cake has been taken from
The oven Il il too late then 70 cry
orer split milk You have one Of twl
ultimatums. either bake another 81
do without
III you would understand Che conds
tIons necessary To being sure oi YOU
cake, don't miss tie demonstration
given Tuesday afternoon Special Il
senti0n viii be given to the diflcren
forms of icing Here, again, is one o
the causes Of great deal Of worry +
tha housewife The icing Ii some
times too hard. sometimes TOO soft
II Come and see the demonstrated
4 given BY Miss Mathews and Miss Ny
H Pheeters. and see if these obstacle
can Be overcome Remember th
motto. Come the first day, YOU com
4 the next four No number Of th
program viii be repeated
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-07-16
You Can't Help Paying for the
inconvenience of Hot
Weather

You can pay in health, in energy in
bodily wear, in lessened efficiency and reduc-
ed earning capacity-and grin and bear the
neat
Or you can pay in electricity at I cent
an hour. for an electric fans cooling breeze.
They both cost money.
But probably it's cheaper for you TO use
the fan, and keep yourself as well, comforta-
bic and alert as possible.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Sic 0cfnbr mad Der 0rippc

liest pit in ciilcm 9eidipddtcn &c.
iunbbcits5uitnnb. Sdnpddc, Ecrppz
iitdt, Inngcl an Tppetit, Gnergic mn
llntcrncbmungsluit, Scberz iluh Nice
rcnleibcn iinb pit Die Sp!ac zines gnz
fuQeS bicicr bpien arnntheit. @ns
ulsbann am Nothlpenhieitcn lit. III
electric Sittcro. bas berrliditc Stdrz
fung5mittel. S%lutreinigcr unb He9us
lator hc3 Naaens. Der &eber UNI
Niercn. Sanienbc babcu bclpicicn,
Dab electric Sittcra nad) cinem Infal
bon grippe bic Nerpcn minocrbar
itdrft. Den aorper alItbant unb Die &c
lunobcit mn &ebensluit ipieber her:
ltcllt. @cm Ieibenb, periud)et boss
Ielbe. 9hir 80 Gents. Serfnllft mn
gdn5lid9c S%ufriebenbeit 9arantirt bon
g. @. Huete, 656 Waiu StraBe
Subuqle, Soma.
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Wcr'c nift glambt, sablt-

Sn eirem Mdrdben Der @ebriioer Grimm heiBt
es Snm SdIulie: ..sSer rift glaubt. 5ahlt einel,
Jbaler." Selbiiueritdnolidb lit oas i'm Sderi
seineirt. 3m Gruite niiiien bic Menit]en aber
fir eineu llns!auben nid,t ielteu cine olel hobere
CITRATE erleger. Seir oenten bierbei oeS Be
ionoeren an Die uielen DEMONSTRATION, iuelde
pom Mattt9feit. RldeHidbpade. 3er;tlopien,
StuinoeI unb Sbumadbteu. Shreniauieu. 5les
denieber. turj BON ben Spmptunen elmer Ser'
uireinisung oss Slutes seauhlt lueroen. lau1
ieuoe BON 3eusnilieu oantbarer 4ebeilter habeu
lett langen 3nhreu Der Seiieutlid1teit oargelest.
oa6 es IN ben beriihntten. nur aus S'laiSen'
none bergeiielteu Ct. Serlaro ArauterpiileI
ein oorSusiid]es Nittei gegen Sartleibigteit rno
Seriiopiuus. ore Gorsdlser iener &erunretnigun
giebt. user an 0ie,e unIuteoerleaiifeu Setpetie
elmer fid,ereu Seiiluirsuus lttlt ~geglanbt bat.
muRte bauu iuobl iur ieiu tb jridltes yilBtraueu
nit ~itlrueren Seioel eiue Straie SdbIen. ole i'll
uidlt i.ltcneu Jduen iogar NIT oein lobe III
b0d)ies YidaB erreidlt habei ouritc. East alto
bier uenigteus. no Shr sud- lcoer3eit zines
Seierer belcbret tDnnt oenu Oiele Silen lino in
Apotbeten az habeu /. pm etitenl ltit9ldubcn al.
iiir oen 3hr uur 81 bnio cine entpftnoiite Strate
-laugcs Sictht9am tn0 uieleid,t 100 -6dpler
fulliet,
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Ginc nnmptipirtc discrimination

Iic pom clllcr gclptr'cn ScItc CT
bnbcncn GimmGnbc, oar futbpliid)c
Sdmc'tcrn in >Suoinncridmicn III Der
@enunomg ibrcr rclpettlpcn Sroell
llntcrrift crtbcilcn %lolitcn. neil 0u.
oiird) Der YA:on ScttnrlalISnmla" Der
Sdullcn ~gci1hrOct mcroc, llinrnIt lid
lon0crbar ans, iDelnl man beoelltt,
oob Die omerifnliid)e Hegierulg 10
gar Wtlhomlncoaner Sdulen inter
bGlt. @ie Der 9erid)t bcS 9rigo.
oicr Generals Eerihing, @prucr-
ncllrs Der Moro-EroplnS i'll 0cu Ehi.
Iippincn, oorleGt, 9ibt Is BORT IN
ollcn Siitrifteu .Eanoita"s Sdullen,
iiber mcld)e DER umeritoniid)e Sdlul'
superintendent ole aoutrollc 1ilbrt.
Tieic Sdulen merOcn bon DER BE
aierlulg nit 9iihern mo SorrGthcl
pcripr9t mnb Der Superintendent III.
ipiiiri oiciclbcn rcNcIuIobia. SIcbcll
ncuc ncrortigc Sduleu 'iub iilugIr
crrihiet porben. lic 2cbrer mo
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6lasse amf @albmait at Chicago

Die iiingiten Nafrid,tcn BON scr
SccfataItrnpbe botten Siirgcrmeiiter
Sarriion hcinobc iibcrrpoltigt; CT
llcB ON II. bs. o,lf DEM Nothboiis
bos Stcrncllbnuner nuf Solbnloit
biilen mo gab Der gollScn 9iirgcr.
id)aft banit oas quite 9ciipicl, Doi;
man Die Sorgen, Sd,mcrjen mo
Serlllltc Illocrcr nid)t pcraciicl
bari. .Ilio 9onner alli Solb.
matt, mics CT icincn ScfrctGr
Charles Sitmorris oll, mo tbot.
iGd)lit iouf iibcr Sem Hotbbnlls
ld)on Dor Der MittoNaitlulbc ouS
Sternenbnnher berrmtcr. Suroll
nnfniipfcno beiproh bos Stnbtpbcr.
boilpt giiroporeiicu iuo Sccrciicn
i~ibcrboupt.
sd bin fcincr oieicr a%Guobn.
beitant0Bigen Grroporeiicuocu mo
-S%d,lpGrnlcr, ipenn id, ca obcr mare.
miiroc i'd mid ioiurt Oaran MAIDEN,
cine Eiaa sur TOrbcruna ~acinnocr
Heiicmafnabmcu III t~reifcn. @cnn
iid) bic antcn ycntc ocS Sanocs III.
IammcntbGtcn, 10 wiirben iid) bic
SampfcracicGihnitcn balo ami lana.
iamcrc nnb iid)ererc Sampfer Gin.
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Mnngclbaftc Misunderstanding.

Sb0lcid, Den Heilelocn i'm Nlgc-
mclncn bctonnt lit, Oat Die Nrpfcn
CAMPER nidDt scniigcmb %uutc init
lid, fiibrcn, nm alien Eaiiaaiercn
nnb Seelcnten geniigcmb Manm 81
NciuGhren, fam Die 9tad,ridyt, bub
nid,t ollie Terlpneu onf Der 3 l.
cine 8clegcnbclt hattcn,
orti bieic @cilc ibr Seben 5t rettcn,
Dem aroben Eublifilnl als einc
railbc llebcrraidull9, mo c5 III
mobrideinlidl, Dab inlcrbolb nn0
o~utBcrhdlb Dea clgliihcn TurlamcntS
cine SepeNlung IN Oieicr HidNtrIlg III
Die @c9c aeleitet luerocn miro. Scr
2arb Wnppr pom Snnbon bat clncn
Wianiion &ollie-S oilbS fiir Ole Gin.
ocrllllo Der 9tptb inter Ben tSamlllcn
Der @eioBrmg Der .Sitanic" eroff.
net. Der ultdI lplden 6amillet 5ll
Gllte fonlntcn ioll,, Die ourd, Die So
toiirpphc in gtotb gerathcn lilo. Gin
Observation-Disclosures miro IN Der
Ct. Eallls-autbe0rale an 10. Ipril
ubgcbnltcn lperoen.
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oils Der Momirol sic Siiuc ioacn
lieB. Nne StreitfrGfte. ipeId)e in
Der 9tahe Der 9nnoesitabt perioln-
melt naren, ncbr ais 1000 Mtann1,
llabmet all Scr Earaoe Dor Scr Ont.
b~iiniingsieier tbeil uno morid)irten
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beiano lid Die poae Brigade ser
M%lbIbipmcn bon Innupulis. Niles
IN Illenl itanoen IN Scr Torobe,
iibcr Die Der 9rigaoe-@ cnerol go
bert gpons Oen 9eiebl iiibrtc, mebr
oils 25OO Sffi5iere nno Wannidaf.
ten. I'm bas 0enfmal ulo Ole
Heonertribiine berum lporen Sisc
fir 1900 Eerionen errid)tct iporoen.
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itno Der Slotte, oen Wtit9lieoern ocs
Senats nnb beS Sallies uno onoc,
rclt Seamtct einge1ommen iurrOet.