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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-05-22
Always Keep in Mind: When
You Want Courtesy, Prompt
Attention and Quick Inform
ation-CalI On The Hender.
son Route Representatives
At Cloverport; Yours truly,
Fred Pierce

Myrtle Priest visited at Basin Spring
Monday
Mrs. Sandbach and children were
the guests of her mother, of McQuady,
Monday.
C. S. Board was in Hardirsburg
Monday on business.
Cleve Brock, Of Hardlnsburg, was the
guest os his sister, Mrs. V. w. Smith.
The peach crop is almost a failure
in this community.
Mr.. H.C. Truman, OF Fordsville, was
the guest Of Mrs. F. NJ. Boone Satnr-
day and Sunday.
The Hardinsburg baseball team won
a game here Thursday
Mrs. Lille Bruner is the guest of
her daughter this week in Louisville.
DR.. Raymond Meador, of Custer,
was in town Monday.
Mr.. Cook and Mr.. Aft Taylor, of
Custer, were here Monday enroute to
Hardinsburg.
Fred Taber has his new house COM
pleted. and will move this week.
Little Bessie B. Weatherford is the
guest If her grandmother Board this
week.
Fred Brite, the popular drummer, Of
Irvington, was calling on the mer'
chants here Friday.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-05-22

vile, Henderson and st. Louis Rail-
way Company at the south west corner
of Fourth ana Main streets. is serving
Louisville faithfully. +. NJ. Womaci,
city passe niger agent II l.. Sweeney.
CITY ticket agent and L G. Jones, COM
mercial agent, are the Ones no make
travelling easy fey the pilgrims They
not only sell iicketS to the fartheSt
place West-but they give information
about any point that interests you and
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-05-22

Although white veilings of every
description occupy an unusually strong
position this season, white Shetlands
head the list by a good margin.
The vogue for Panama hats, which
was predicted early in the season is
now showing evidence of general full
fllment.
Flowers, feathers and even laces are
employed as trimmings for panamas;
instead Of customary scarf trimming.
The ''Shepherdess" sailor marked by
a slight dip in front and back is also
one of the seasons strongest leaders.
Kid and lamb over-seam gloves, as
well as the heavier grades of hand
wear, continue in good demand,
Silk gloves are good and chamois
SUICIDES are strong.
Long linen coats are rapidly COM
ing to the front in fashions realm, and
some excellent models have been add
ed to the lines during the last few
weeks
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-05-22
CHAPTER XII.
The Needle In the Haystack.

The Needle In the Haystack.
The almost-married couple sat long
in mutual terror and a common par
alysis of ingenuity, Marjorie, for lack
of anything better to do, was absent
mindedly twisting Snoozleum's ears,
while he, that pocket abridgment Of a
dog, in well meaning effort to d.
vert her from her evident grief, made
a great pretense of ferocity, growing
and threatening to bite her fingers
off. The new ring attracted his spe-
cial jealousy. He was growing dis
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-05-22

seeing that every track is clear, that
all trains are running according to
schedule. and that "all is we'll down
the road.
And this is merely a glimpse in
words of the fascinating, stirring work
of the Louisville, Henderson and St.
Louis Railway Company that is carried
on bv a force of men. who, as Mr..
Ridgely Cayce says "are like the regu-
lar army few die and none resign.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-05-22
To be continued

1t would surprise you to know of the
great good that is being done by
Chamberlain Tablets. Darius Dow
ney. of Newberg function, N. b.,
writes. "My wife has been using Cham
berlain's Tablets and finds them very
effectual and doing her lots of good. "
If you have any trouble with your
stomach or bowels give them a trial.
For sale by All Dealers.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-05-22

There never was a time when people
appreciated the real merits of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy more than now.
This is shown by the increase in sales
and voluntary testimonials from per-
sons who have been cured by IT, If
you or your children are troubled with
a cough or cold give 1t a trial and be-
come acquainted with It's good qualities.
For sale by all dealers.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-05-22

give you the most direct route.
An idea of Importance of Mr.. TWINS
office, the passenger and freight de-
partment, the purchasing agent and
the city ticket office, has been briefly
amount OF work it takes TO operate
railroad After the doors of the gener-
al offices are closed, the results of their
work falls on the train; and their
Master, Walter X. Hensley. He can
be found always at his post OF duty,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-05-22
GARFIELD

Miss Mary Lee Gregory returned
Monday from Louisville.
Ora Gray and Werner Mattingly
spent Saturday in Louisville.
Miss Lottie Richardson attended the
commencement at Hardinsburg this
week.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-05-22

For mild, easy action Of the bowels,
try Doan's Regulets, modern laxative
25c at all stores.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-05-22

n = IN Louisville Evening Post
Nf all and Breckenridge News
VVsVV one year IS. so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-28
BY FRANCES NEwBOLD MOVES

ooh, no." he replied, shaking his head with that
radiant smile that hurt because of its sheer beauty
Its nothing SO imposing. But I'm in the middle Of
the thrilling book, Lady Mordaunt. 1t almost
broke my heart to this afternoon"
Then, asked Lady Mordaunt mechanically, lift
ing the cup to her lips, then why did you Gomez"
Cynthia cried :" he explained. 'Shes my cousin,
you know, and she cried dreadfully and said that
people would take for barbarian if | never went
anywhere. | hated to see her cry 50 came And
he added reniniscently, Il hated to come, too.
Lady Mordaunt shook herself slightly. Mr.. Spencer,
if cried too dreadfully, would you Gomez"
"Why l suppose So" he said simply. but
hope that you won't Because can't tell you how much
interested l am in that book"
Every WELL then, won't. What is the wonderful
book? | must read it. "
Its called 'Ivanhoe, and it's by named
Scott Have you read it,"
''Ivanhoe." broke in Isabel exultantly. "Oh, kind
saints-Ivanlloe!
He flashed on her. radiant, you've read it? That's
wonderful! And you love it, Of courseo"
Il have vague recollection replied Isabel, lazy
mockery in every syllable, THAT | had misguided
affection for it at time when my mind abbre
waited as my frocks. "
The future Marquis of Lytton contemplated her
gravey Il think that should have liked you better
then, " he informed her sereney, and turned back to
Lady Mordaunt. Please, who is that extraordi-
nary attractive girl sitting down there quite alone
under the big tree. over there?'
1.-The one in white? Oh, that's the little American
Priscilla Hampden. The only commonplace thing
about her is her American millions: everything else
is quite unusual In the first place. she's from Boston,
and that blessed relief from New York and Chicago
And then-oh we'll, you'll have to meet her to appre
cate what l mean. Some day III introduce you.
why" demanded Isabel, a small, stifed yawn
lurking behind her amusement, why be introduced?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-28
MARK
Drawings by Fred Pegram
CHAPTER /. The Curtain Rises

'E'S enchanting said Lady Nlordaunt ex-
pressively, enchanting, | can't
%G1EM bear having him out of my sight! He
OI@&kN shall dine with tonight. Let me
Wv see-there will be you, Isabel, and
y =. T !; !
/95taN Arthur, and the Cortie and Jacque-
BST0S$Wl line Campbell and Leonard and
MgBGlM Elizabeth and Gordon Markham
WlSG|W Spencer, child Of Nature and future
~GW Marquis of Lytton 1t will be
wv beautiful party!"
0D<&0 1T will be a ridiculous party"
~& said Isabel Gordon, smiling down
$40 from her slender height AS for
your Spencer man, he IS quite quite
mad my poor Gertrude. talked to him for five minutes,
and still feel mildly insane He's infectious.
He's enchanting, repeated Lady Mordaunt def
anty and I'm going to ask him Mr.. Spencer"
The tall figure looking down over the terrace turned
swiftly and the two women caught their breath at
sight of him. He extraordinary enough to make
any woman catch her breath Put Praxteles Hermes
into the most unconventional of white fannels knot
scarlet tie about his partly barred throat, crop his
curs close that only the strong ripple in the bur
nished gold betrays their erstwhie existence flash
through the still marble of such joyous vital
ity, such life and COLOR the birthrght OF the
worlds childhood before the children of gods and
sacrificed it to Mammon,-such Gordon Markham
Spencer, he whom Gertrude Mordaunt called enchant
ing and Isabel Gordon termed mad. Then he
them with such eager rush that Isabel caught her
self searching for the wings at his heels.
You wanted me?" he demanded.
Il wanted you badly" nodded Lady Mordaunt.
Twill you dine with tonight at eight, Mr.. Spencero
How good of you," cried Gordon Markham
Spencer gratefully. But believe that I'd rather not "
You believed echoed Lady Mordaunt blankly
putting down her teacup with great "Oh, see
another engagement
Copyright > b, FraneN e~a,i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-28

Why not just go up to her, Mr. Spencer and say that
you consider her extraordinarily attractve?"
why not?" cried Mark. Oh you forgiven
your SINS Mrs. Gordon-that's glorious idea! May
go now Lady Aordaunt, and my sins forgiven too?
Thank you for being so good" And he was gone.
''Do you think he will: demanded Lady Mordaunt
in scandalized delight. oh he can't absurd!'
Isabel merely bent thoughtful eyes the tall figure
swinging down the terrace and the green lawn
figure strangely incongruous in all that pleasant,
worldly company some young pagan god would have
been, and as dvinely unconscious Straight to his
goal he strobe, and then halted golden head bent.
There instant's pause, and then
"Upon-my-soul breathed Lady Nlordaunt.
Isabel
But that young woman leaned back, smiling inscru-
tably. Didn't tell you" she murnured unfeelingly,
THAT he was mad?"
CHAPTER II. Enter Priscilla
HAVING reached his destination, Mark lost no
= time in idle parey Do you mind, " he asked,
with that surprising SMILE If l talk to you? You
looked cool, and pretty, and interesting and was
rather lonely
The small young lady in the large chair scrunized
him for moment with pair Of mysterious bluegreen
eyes. Then she nodded, sparkling Il don't mind
bit. But I'm afraid that it will be difficult to live
up to your very generous expectations
You surprising them every minute " he declared,
and sat down. Don't lets talk for minute, because
| want to look at you. l can't do that properly when
l talk.
Whereupon he proceeded to inspect her with the
astounding intensity that he brought to bear all
things. He slight figure exquisitely garmented
in white and a pale sweet little face He saw braids
of shining dark hair bound round the shapey small
head, heavylashed shimmering eyes, very straight
little nose and thir-lipped scarlet mouth that was
always dropping, only be valorousy quirked up at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-28

II TE's enchanting, said Lady
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
Der Scdsr . SSru8eR.

&cm 9orf. %. 9lug. Der 9o-
lca0cr Scr Court Of General Seiiious
neldcr allsgeorbe,tet ipuroe. meiit
altf, 0aB Oie SGae BON v@bitep Sc
mis- mo .9ogo" 6ranf. @m Sbo-
piro mo Sod SuQiuan morgcn friib
auioeruicn meroen. Pile lteben un-
tex ser Nnflooe ocs Wloroes i'm er.
ten @ra0e. Die unermortete Set.
Icflara oes @ro5eiies ioa uuf @eron.
iainlaq Der GiitriftSonpalt : Office
lsidc6cn iciil lim Die Aufihiebung
ocs qcridtliAen Gcriabrens, Delde
1on Ocn 9lnmoltgeders erlangt iunr-
50, 5lt p%erbnoern. IS lit ieOoh nibt
misunderstanding ooB aud oieie Sale
inc %porlouiige Aufidiebung erfnb-
'cH mer0Gt.
Sram 9iOirEtbal Ucrlanst 100000.
New gort, %. Mug. 6rou
Gillian Goientbal. oie 8tttpe oes er.
uoroeten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Serm.
Roient6al, bat beihloiieiL Den Yo.
i5ci 2icutcnnnt Charles 8edcr, Der
mQcflagt it, Die grmoroung ibres
Gonucs augeiiiftet 5u boben. nnf
500 600 S1aoencriab 81 nertlagen.
Der Mnuolt M. SaroIo SodoorF
la6 6efonlit, OoB 6rou Hoientbnl i'm
mgepieicn babe. oieie aloge gegen
gefer ana1ngig 81 MAIDEN.
Nnfidnb fir geder.
Rem gorf %. gug. Sobu s.
Wc,Sntpre, Der 4npaIt oes 2ierte.
tants 9eter, iiberreidte beute Wor-
zen DEM Silfs.9 iitriftsanpnlt Hubin
Dem &ihterNiulqueen uio oenGIerfs
DON 9lbteilllng 2 Der @eneral.M fife
cine BON &idter amenO BON Der gu
prenle Court unter5ei6nete Srore,
uoourd Dem meiteren 8erfobren ge-
den 9eder oorI1nfig @inbalt gebo.
tel miro. @s miro oarin cine 6riIt
Dis 5irm 3. September %ongeor0net,
nm Dem @npalt 3eit 3t geben. In.
trGge mo &eoiiionen, mie bon ibm
leipiinldt, por5ubereiten uno 3u ner-
iedten. 9eder miro oaber beute nidt
jum 8laioiren uorgefiibrt ueroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31

rere Sunocrt 9onoiten iibcrficlcn
6eute bel 6opuen einen giicnbabn-
8itg, wel6er aitf Der 6a6rt bon San.
ton nod Sanfom begriffen mar. Der
2ofomotipfiibrer peigerte lih, trob
oes oihten &llgelregens, Den 3ug
gum Salten 81 bringen. Ntebrere
31tgbeoienitete unO 8aliagierc MIR
Den pertpun0et uno Die @aggons
i9per bei6dOigt.
Mls Der Bug in Dem Morftorte
Ngmo eintraf mar es unmoglih, mel
ter 3u fobren, oa Die @eleiie nufge.
riiien fporoen moren. Die Grtld)oft
ielbIt mar BON ben 9anoiten inter
tDelfen iid biele entlaiiene SolOoten
befanoer, poaitdnoig nlisgepliinoert.
Inter DER 2anobepolferung herriht
groBe s%lufregung, unO muroen elliott
Sruppen BON Caution nod Dem
S9auplabe beoroert.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
Ger @amama aanaI.

8erIin, %. gug. gie( Iuf
ieben bat bier einartifel in Ser nGdg
liden Hunoibau~ erregt, in Dem Is
beiBt: Grit I6enfte Snfel Gam io5ll-
iagen Den Yanamafalal Ser gon3en
8elt, baum begann er oenielben nit
4anonen 81 befeitigen mo nun Tor.
bert er gar nod einen boben Breis.....
Die Ser. Staten baben 9eiltihlan0
tuie0er einmol merfen loiien, Dab tic
nenig nm Die traoi0itionelle oelitidl.
omerifauiibe Srernoihaft geben......
SIS lit 9euti6lanos mo Der onoeren
Petitioner Yflidt glnicrita Elm dbu.
li6es @egengeihcnf 81 nader
Sstidaft Oes &~rGiiOentcn fritiiiert.
Taris, %. Mug. Die cin5ige
8irfung, melhe YrGiioent Gait nit
ieiner @otihnft, in nel6er or ole 80.
noma-9ia rebtiertigen nil, ~er3ielt
bat, III, na6 Dem 8eroift ser
uSemps~, Der 9emeis, DAB Die Bill
cine fragniir0ige lit.
0as 9lott fiibrt ferner ans, oaB
England bel ieinem gerlongeu nnd)
arbitration Dor Dem Saager Sdieos
geridt obne 3meifel Die llutcritiib
nng Idmmtlider Mddte iinoen mer-
De.
Die u9emps~ bofft. Dab oic 9(mc-
rifaner, ole ourd Den Goridlag BON
aongrcBmom Sims gebotenc @elc.
genbeit ergreiien uno Ole @ia in
8ieoererpdgung 8ieben weroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31

eingefunoen uno Dem 8eder fleiBig
5ugeIpro9en batten, Duroen lblieB-
li6 iebr laut uno ldrmeno sic
iongen ti1e6ii6e 2ieoer, NIT mel
den lie Die ionitige i'm @irtidaftslo-
fal antueienoe, allsi1IieBli6 oerti6e
&unoi6aft 81 Grgern benblihtigteu.
0am geniigte ibnen Dies nidt mebr.
Sic gingen 31t groben 8ei6impfun-
gen iiber, uno als Die oeuti9en @1ite
nod INNER iibermeni9lide @eoulo
~6efunoeterL fam es 3l tdtliAen gln-
griffen.
@ie auf elm 8ommanoo attafier-
ten ole feigen tide1ilhen &oufbol-
oe Die poGig mebrloien 0eutiden nit
Dem Seitengepebr. Mebrere Der @a-
ite triigen i6pere 8erlebungcn Oa-
bon.
NQgemein miro bier oas @erlan-
gen lort, Dab Die Aegierung Den 8or-
faa gum AnloB nebme Inn elm grem-
pei 5u ~ltotuieren uno ben tI6ehii9en
5anatifern enOlih einmol einen
9ampfer auf5uleben. Dab oos @ai-
litGr iiA in iol6er unpropJ3irten
Ausi6reitung ergangem maht oas
@eidebnis, na6 Dem 9afiirbalten
ipeiter &reiie, 81 elmer bodit beoenf-
li6en Iffaire.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
Sat6Olifcntas.

2ouisnilIe, ap., 81. glug.
Ger erIte cntI6eioenOe Sdritt DUR
9iloung zines NotionolbunoeS tntbo.
lii6er 6ralten muroe auf Dem elften
S{atboIifentag in louisville, 4p., I'M
nernommen. @r3bii9of MeBuer bon
Rilmoufee, Der einflubreihIte 8efiir.
porter oeS llnternebmens, Die fntbo-
lii6e 8raltentpelt in Ben DENT Der
firhlid) : io5ialen Irbeit 5u Ite1en,
fii6rte Den 8orlib in Der eriten Sit
ing. Die eriten Yl1ne muroen aus
leorbeitet, pelhe ndhites Sabr in
0filipallfee 81 elmer oouertloen Orgo-
niiotion fiibren Ioffen. Ser perfol.
Iinggebenoe 9litsiduB beitebt aus
Srau MarD Gorcornn BON &entudp,
iSrou Marp Sinan, Chicago; Srou
Sobn g(rtbur, Snoiono; 6rau 8iI-
i'm Yenniplpania uno 6rau SeIen
Glrroa Nobbins, Stem Yorf.
Die ShIuBiibung Oes elften 2n-
.bolifentags 5ei6nete ii1 our1 ldor.
c Steauugnabme gegen ben Sooia-
lismus aus. 9tls @orort oes Bum
PES uuo n%dditidbriger geriomm-
i:lgSplab oes aotbolifentages muir.
lc Mitmolifee miserieben. Die Sit.
lngen nobnlen einen begeiiternoen
gcrlauf. 3um eritenmoI muroe al.
en- gertretern Der Yreiie 3utritt 5u
oen gerbanolungen geitattet.
Grdiioent 6eenep BON @roofIpn
cbrlte cine @ieoermabI ab. Ole neu.
lew1blteu 8eomten limo: YrGIioent
sbarles s. 0enehouo. Nem OrIe.
IT'S; Sefret1r, 9lntbonD Natre, ct.
touiS; 5datmeiiter, s. %. Soder-
amp, Quincy, Sa.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31

oen 8ldttern CUR 8eroffentIi6ung
gelangten grnte : 8eri1te geraoe5u
tr~oItloS. Sic biloen cine urnio I'M
angenebmere lteberraihung ais elm
S6ooen in ioltem ltmfdng, mic er
ans ben omtli6en Doten unO Biz
fern berOorgebt, bon foiim irgenO
elmer Settle in9iednung ge5ogen NOR
Den mar.
gieIfod lit cine police 0tiBerntc
3u per3eihnelL ourh melhe Eailien-
oe bon 9onowirten in Nitleioenldoit
ge3ogen tporoen limo.
gerIin. 80. Nug. Giner bier
pcrbreiteten 9to6riht 5nfolge bat
8r1iioent Wooero BON Merifo Den
aoiier crilldt, cine 9n5obI oeutIder
Snfanterie- 1tno Nrtiacrie : Olfi5iere
5llr llntermeiilmg Der merifoniiden
@rmee ~ub3uorOnen. @ie Oic Nnt-
mort ouf oos @eillh ouSfolcn miro,
lit nod nidt befannt.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
@ssgifO.
Wpr Ser 0renae.

Suare3, 81. glug. Gin giien-
babnaug nit 300 @ann Snfcnterie
8unoestruppen uno 5nei Maihinen-
getpebren lit BON Suare8 auf Der Gen-
troI : @iienbabn absefabren, Inn Die
Hebelen 81 perfolgen, Welhe Die
9riiden an Der 2inie Der Merico
Noropeitern giienbobn 5eritorten.
Na9 einem Dem General .Steeper
i'm Sort Bib 5ilgegangenen 9eri6t
bat General Selle5, pelder Die bier
acknowledgement befebligt,
Na6ridten erbolten, oaB Rascual
Oro5co ii1 nit 1900 Nebeaen nabe
Siinaga befinoet. General Eelle5
erfldrt, 0aB er feline peitere 8riippen
nod Siinoga ienOen miro, oa er Die
ie nidt entbebren fam.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
Nrmirnua BON enftidiffeu.

Die Wlilitdrbeboroe ibenft gegell-
partig elmer gteucrung groBc NllI-
merfiornfeit, BON nelher lie ctilell
msientliden 5ortidritt in Der ertolg-
rcid,en 8erpenoung bon Sltftldlrrelt
int ariegsfaa erpartet.
SIS meroen &eriuhe genlad)t, ole
Sealer ser 9iiftc nit altomotiihen
S6ieBpoffen gu ornliren- 9amit
miiroe ser @auptuorteil er5ielt, beim
gbldieBen Den 6eueritrabl 81 per
meioen. Die @rperimente i1eroen
nit @ifer ~fortgelebt, unO cs Foeroen
in 8Gloe boaig 5ufrieocniteleaoe &e-
Iitltote erbofft.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
&nflanb.
Sllerei Snmurin tot.

ct. Betersburg, %. @ug.
Ser @egriinoer uno Serausgeber oes
beoeutenoen ruiiii6en E~ageblattes
uNomoie @remia", Alerei Sergio
mitlA Sunorin lit i'm Alter BON
nabe5u so Sabren geltorben.
Gbriitionia, %. Mug Sc
riidte litiO bier BON ct. 8etersburg
e%ingetroffen, oenen 5ufoIge HuBlono
6ea6Iidtigt, an Der nortpegilden
@ren5e militdrilGe Stationen ein5u-
ri6ten, in oerielben 9lrt, pie es fol-
DIE al Der oeutl6en, oiterreidii9en
nno rumdniiden @ren0e belibt. Die
Na6ri6t beIagt, Dab &uBlano Erip-
pen bon Ar9angel nod Den an glor.
megen angren5enoen 9iitrifteu emit
Ien0en miro. Die nortpegilhe@ ren3-
linie lit 1903 Mieilen lang.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
England.

2pnoon, 81. Plug. Ole bielt-
aetl Spra6lebrer baben cine nelte
ergiebige G~innabmequeLe %gefunoen.
Sic bringen rei6en 4merifanern uno
9(merifanerinnen, Die gor 81 gerne
ais 8riten gelten m0dten, Die engli-
I6e Spra6e 10 bel, pie lie in 2oi-
oon qeIproden miro, 5. +. nit Dem
.@ccent" zines Stofbriten, uno
MAIDEN oamit quite @ei6Gfte.
Ser Better elmer groBen Spraf-
lfule erfldrte: n8ir boben iebt nab
reno Ser Commemorate, in oenen
mir fonIt uniere Snltitlite idlieBen
muBten, oie belten @innabmen. 9ie
m1nnli6en un0 meibli6en Witglie-
Der ser amerifaniiden uoberen 3ebn-
tauIeno~ m0dten ni6t nur 10 longe
tie iih in england aufbalten, ionoern
aud 0obeim um's 2eben gerne ais
8riten betra1tet meroen. Gas lit
ibr bo9iter @brgei8, uno lie fommen
in S6aaren eigens nod 2on0on, Inn
Iid oas bieiige SOiom au8ueignen".
.@egenmdrtig lit Der @norang bon
Mmerifanern uno Mmerifanerinnen
al unIeren S6ulen Defenders Itarf",
fubr Ser @emGbrsmann fort. g@ir
ml1Bten pGbreno Oes SommerS metz
rere 11eue aloIien einri6ten. Sn nidt
ferner Belt miro in Der belten @e-
IeGi6aft in Stem 0orf uno anoeren
groBen amerifanii1en St6oten mn
mebr n2onooneriid4 geiproden mer-
0en".
2onoon, %. arg. Anbolten-
De Stiirme traten beltte 81 Dem our6
oie6lutloge in gal15 England geiAaf-
fenen grnit bin3u. Rorpid lit bonn
8erfebr abgeidloIien. 9ie @enium
un0 @ar 6liiIie, Die Die Staot ein-
idlieBen iino aus ibren l1fern ge-
treten. Die Staot lag pergangene
NaAt in boaiger 9unfelbeit.
8enigitens 70O08erionen in Nor-
mid tuuroen aus ibren SGuiern ee-
trieben, p6brenO Die aus onoeren
beimgeiuften 9e5irfen einaelaltfeneil
Depelden Die @"eiommt3obl Der Oh
oadloien ouf 10000 ongeber.
Cine Mn5abI @orIt1ote 2onoons
lei0et iebr unter Dem porber nie0er-
gegangenen Regenfan. Roniaiu 9lIer.
anOro, Yrin8eliin @ictoria uno 8rin8
@briitopber bon @riedenIono tuer0en
our6 Den Stlrm ouf Der f0nigliden
yabt uGictoria uno albert bon
SoutbDolo fern gebalten peroen.
Ser erite Momirolitdts- Qor0 0tn-
Iton gburdin, lit felt "a Stunoen
auf Der Yadt ogn1ontreB" BEL
@rimsbD bonn Stlrme a~ufgebalten.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
Geiterreid : l%tnaarn.

@ien, 81. aug. @roBtc Gnt-
p0rllng berridt bier in alien Oeut-
iden areiien anldBli6 Ser telegra-
pbiihen Nohridt iiber eine pobel-
notwithstanding, melAe iid tlded-
il1e Soloaten in Dem fernoeutiden
&eidenberg in 80bmen gegen frie0-
fertige oeuti6e 9iirger babcn 81
Sduloen fommen laiien, un0 bel Der
biel 8lut eefloiien lit.
Der @r8eB ereignete iid in einem
beiu6ten @aitbauie Der Ourb feline
Eud- uno8eberinouitrie weltbefann-
ten Staot. 3iAediide Snfanteriiten
weIde iid BORT in aniebnlider 3abI
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
7%O.jG6riacr ~sebouael.

RoibpilIe, Senn., 90. Nitg.
Scorge &oie, Elm 70 Sabre otter
welder fiir5Iid einen benof.
-lrren 6armer, Namens 5. so. MiI.
er, mnbradte, biiBte bier lein Ser.
Jredeu am @algen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
Ser 6rie9
il, MericO.
9reibnnOcrt Winnu nuf Der Ser.
fOlSnn9 Der Gebeaen.

9ascnal OrurcO iOa id nit flint
sebn6nnOert @ann in Cjinnsa be-
fimocm. - GBineiiide 8anOiten
i~iberfallcn einen Giicnbabnsns. II
Me6rere HerIOncn Oerlebt. =
SIdediid)e SOlOaten berii6en p6-
belbafte Ansidreitnnsen. - Die
&esiernng iOl ben Sanatifern ei-
men 9Gmpfer amfieten.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
OcS Suffers
BcfimOcm better.
Gr mar imtnnOe, Oas Sett 81 Uer=
lailrn nnO fntn iDieOer 9ebcu.

Die &ciIe mad Der sdipei5 lpirO
mabrldcinlid itattfinOcn. YIN
ben MannGbcrn nimmt Der 3aller
obcr nidt tell. II 0as SefinOen
Scr aaiieriu ebenfalls better.
Sctrii6enSc Grntc Seridlte. =
gmftidiffe iuacn urmirt lueroen..
Scnti6 amcrifaniide Scbrer ami
scr SeimreiIe. - 8Ullcn engliidl
meroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
Slmf Der Scimreiic.

@remerbupen, 2S.gua. Die
@eIeal6oft Oeutid amerifunilhcr
9ebrer, mel6e pdbreno mebrerer.
@oden 0elltIblano berciite, bat an
8or0 oes Norooeutihen 2%lopooanl-
piers GROCER 9urfiirit" Die &iid-
fabrt na6 oeu Ser. Staaten ange-
treten,
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
g6ina.

&anbgeiinOel.
Song Some, 81. Aug. Meb-