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Evening journal., 1913-04-02
HARRINGTON

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
HARRINGTON. Del, April 2.-Mr.
and Mrs Richard Johnson have been
the guests or their son. W. r. John
son az Washington-M and Mrs.
Harry Hudson OF Philadelphia have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. b. Thorp
Mrs William Harris and Mrs. Mar
TIA Knox have been the guest OF
their sister, Mrs. Ezekiel Anderson at
Miliord-Mrs. Stella Donnelly Of VIII
mington was the guest OF Mrs. A.
Culver. on Tucsday-Mr. and Mrs.
Arlie Jacobs of Burrsyille. were the
guests OF Mrs. T. Hatfield on We'd
nesday-Aliss Helena Newman and
Miss Lillian Sapp, students OF Beech
wood Seminary spent the holidays
with their parents Miss Elsie Nc
Cabe OF Ocean View. has been the
guest OF her cousins, the Misses
Elizabeth and Mary MoCabe-Mrs.
John Bullock has the diphtheria-
Miss Anna Won Golnes OF Delaware
, City has been the guest Of her par
ents-Mrs. Cuper was a FELTON, Wis
I itor on Monday-William Burris OF
Z Milford was a town Visitor an Mon
day-Miss Evelyn Culver OF Lover
has been visiting Bessie Culver
Miss Katherine Kennedy aud Miss
Laura Raughley were out-of-town
visitors on Wednesday Professor
Carroll OF Dover was a town visitor
on Wednesday
Evening journal., 1913-04-02
nANcF FnR HnspIrAI

The Delaware Hospital Alumnae
Association will give q dance tomor-
row nieht for the benefit Of the Della
ware Hospital The dance will be
held IN Pythian Castle. and tickets
NAV be secured AT the door on the
night Of the dance or from any OF
The nurses.
Evening journal., 1913-04-02
DON'T STAY GRAY! SAGE TEA WILL
DARKEN YOUR HAIR BEAUTIFULLY

brush with "Wyeths Sage and Sui
phur" and draw It through your hair,
taking one small strand az time. Do
this at night and by morning all gray
hair disappears and after another APP
plication or two becomes beautifully
darkened and more glossy and luXur-
liant than ever. You will also dis
cover dandruh is gone ana hair has
stopped falling,
Gray faded hair, though no dis
grace, is a sign Of old age and as we
all desire a youthful and attractive
appearance, get busy az once with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur and you'll
look years younger. Inquiry shows
all pharmacists in town here sell lots
of it,
Scarborough Drug Co
Evening journal., 1913-04-02
TEACHER TO ENTERTAIN.

A banquet will be held in the Odd
Fellows Hall. Smyrna, Del, on Fri
day evening, in honor of the thirtieth
anniversary of NJ. NJ. Beamer as a
teacher in the colored schools Of Della
ware. Mr.. Beamer, who has taught
colored schools all over the State.
will act as host at the banquet. and
assures all an "old-time evenings
pleasure The music will be furnish
cd by Johnsons cornet band
Evening journal., 1913-04-02
RECOyERS FROM APPENDICITIS.

Paul w. ellis the S-year-old son
of Deputy Sheriff Harry I. ellis. has
about recovered from an attack OF
appendicitis. Yesterday for the FIRST
time since he was taken i'm he was
allowed to put on his clothing In a
few more days he viii be permitted
to come downstairs.
Evening journal., 1913-04-02
A Mixture of Sage and Sulphur Pre-
vents DandruIi and Falling Hair.

When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur no one can tell,
because it's done so naturally; 50
evenly Il is also splendid to re-
move dandruif, cure itching scalp and
stop falling hair.
Preparing this mixture. though, at
home is mussy and troublesome
task. For about SO cents bottle
you can buy at any drug store the
ready-to-use tonic called, "Wyeth s
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Z
Some druggists put this mixture up
themselves but make il too sticky, so
insist you want "Wyeth's" then there
VIII be no disappointment.
You just dampen a sponge or soft
Evening journal., 1913-04-02
SCHWAB-SHARKFY.

Miss Louise Schwab and John
sharkeo. OF Philadelphia. came here
Monday afternoon and were married
by the Rev George l.. Wolfe. they
we're accompanied by Miss Margaret
ormsley and John J. OConnell. Of the
same city.
Evening journal., 1913-04-02
AFTERNOON Gard PARrY.

Mrs. J. ID. Thompson, Jr.. and Mrs.
e. G. Jones will hold a card party
this afternoon al the home OF Mrs.
Jones, 1919 Franklin street The pro-
oeeds will be for the benefit OF the
flood sufferers in the west.
Evening journal., 1913-04-02
SHIRK.POSEY.

Dr. S. r. Posey, formerly OF this
city, now of Lititz Pa. and Miss Edna
S. Shirk we're married nc the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Shirk. near Lancaster. Pa, on
Thursday afternoon
Evening journal., 1913-04-02
SEWING BASKET no MEET.

Members OF the Sewing Basket o.
West Presbyterian Church will hold
q meeting tomorrow evening at the
home Of Mrs. Robert Ferguson, $50
West street.
Evening journal., 1913-04-02
4. q. n. EUCHRF.

A euchre will be given on Friday
evening, April 4 by Division No. z,
A. o. H.. at its hall, 1909 Scott street.
Valuable prizes have been Secured
for the evening
Evening journal., 1913-04-02
TO EAT DAMNED SHAn.

Arrangements are being made by
the Retail Milk Dealers Association
for planked shad dinner at Della
ware city in the course of a few
weeks.
Evening journal., 1913-04-02

Il Is a good plan to take the time
TO acquaint cues self with the op-
portunities that 20 presented
through the Want Columns. ADV.
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ro-DAYs RACES.
Race No. l-a:ls pace. purse 5000. 90.

Race NO. 1-2:l5 pace, purse 100000.
iMarsaret Direct. blk M. L. NJ. Flick.
Rebel Plledge. b. m. d. L. Beebe. Fin
lay Lake. y. Y.
Mack /. b. g. L. N. Carlow. vanvor-
-, Tony Nelson. CHI. <. Vance Nuckols,
Areta V. $. IN. !. {. Fender. Johns
-. ReX Neeley. =. z. CampbslI & Timmins,
Bolton X. b. =. John II. Blake. Phila-
y, c Suffer, Hal; blk. &. o. II. Earsl,ine.
Enow. b. 3. !. g. Ward. Toronto. Can.
Roam Hal. r. &. Dr. lily Holmeg. Nor
Race No. a-2:lo trot. purse 100000.
, Andrael' b. <. Vance Nuchols. Cleve-
Dustless Chimes. }. \. shaffer. Daw.
son. Pa
storm Pilot. b. E.. +. T.. Evans. Pitts
burgh. Pa.
Ursula. b. m. IL Z. Montgomery. Kit
Miss Alma Mater. h. m. Fred Jamison.
Washington. Pa
Mont Ferris. b =. John IL Blake. Phil
The Kentuckian. b. $. C. +. Conley.
Columbus. -.
Para Bel
Race NO. 2-a;l9 trot, purse 10000.
nahcho DeI fass. b. r. Joe Jinnett
sec v. Los Angeles, cal
Mora Mckinney. b. m, Dave G.. McDon.
aid. Pittsburgh. "a.
Virginia I'M, b. m, W. O. Bennett
Weston, W Va.
Harry Porter. Big. David Todd
Youngstown. Ohio
Arthu Direct. blk. e.. J. p. Coan. Via
CARA Falls. Ont.
Tom Redmond. b. r. &. 6. Sreinme,z
Akron. Ohio.
Race NO ana tTot. parse 10000.
1ohh wesley. sr e.. \. L. Walter Canal
Dover. Ohio.
Carnation. b. x. Fred Jsmison. wash
tngtcn. ia
Pa
Moella. b IT. Montazumma Stable,
Fotfstown. Pa
Vim l. Snyder
Mack jay
alrsfa
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Much Money Bet on Races
For Today at State Fair
HIGH CLASS RACING rs PROM
ISED WITH FAST TIME.
IN the 2:t5 Pace. Aneta v. Appears to
Be the Favorite-Two
Running Races.

Today's card headed by a 2:l5 pace
should rival yesterdays events Ior
high class racing. Judging from the
night selling last evening the races
today are expected TO furnish some
thing unusual in the way OF surprises.
IL was said last night by veteran
horsemen that when the field takes
the start In the four races today, they
will carry as much money on them
as any other similar bunch ever rae
ing In the city.
In the 2:15 Areta ", at Roam Hal
were selling on the top at s25. these
two standing out foremost. Against
them Clifford Hal sold at $40. Enow
at 80. Martin G. at $40, with a field
comprised OF Margaret Direct. Rebel
Pledge. Mack L.. Rex Medley and Belt
on X. going at $40. These prices
worked up and down with money CON-
ing In from all sides.
Mont Ferris sold high in the 2:s9
trot at SIS. Ursula. second SIS. Dust
less Chimes. Andrael. and Para Bell
sold third all at SO. The field went
at SIS.
Aherc WIS prbCucallN no money
wagered on the &.23 trot. although Tom
redmond ruled a favorite at S25
Carnation carried off high honors IN
the 2:l3. at s25. Moella sold az sag
with John Wesley and Moka billiard al
70. Miss Trace brought IS The field
In this event brought IS.
yearly all OF the horses had more or
less OF II following. Money was plentiful
on each card with the exception OF tine
s.z5. The contests on the Island track
this afternoon promise to be ones long
remembered.
There will he two running races to-
Gay. one mile contest for a purse OF
A-ar. and a ur-and-one-half furlong
race for y purse OF 5000. The decisive
neat OF the ego trot begun Yesterday
viii also he run OF to-day, with Direct
wilkes. Harry Thaw, Or. Weaver and
Alfred contesting
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S MITH'S SPLENDID
SHOWS

ON N" Midway al the F,ir visitors
WI 'ake aovantar" 81 seeing tao n
lh' best shows over seen In Wheeling
no SNOW IRE clean. show new fea
lures and any lady can visit them and
De- pleased. DAY Parer" will pIa,se
al \ eplendid vaudeville attraction
W. prcfcnird With q fine singing
choru. This show O.. in o nne
roomv tent with tho most comfort.
bl" seats on The ground Tho Worid'-
Nonders' show o. another great rc,
elaiion. and tho fdt woman. giant
electric chair. snakes and monkrys
1r" iu he seen Thes orc th. best 81
fractions ou The Midway.
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6HEEP.

r. ". sheets. who is judginc the sheen
made good progress. finishins, all bur a
Part OF the wool breeds. Awards made
southdowns.
Ram Two Years OId-W. =. Palmer
FatasAala. ohio. first and second
Ram one Year Old-Evcrett Dicks
walton. y. J.. first; W. I. Palmer. sec
Ram Lamb-w p. Palmer. first.
Everett Dicks. second
I've Two Years Old-W. +. Palmer
fir.t: Everett Dicks. second
rive one Year old-Everett Dicks
first. ". F. Palmer. second.
Eve Lamb-W. =. Palmer. first and
Flock-w. p Palmer. first. Everett.
champion Ram-w. - Palmer.
champion Ew"- Everett Dicks.
shrorshires.
Fam Two Years pld-W. r. Palmer
ii everett Dicks. second.
Ian one Var old Everett DICKS.
i'.'. ~. o.. laimer. Second
tsafn Lamb Everett Dicks fi-.. VI.
IT. tA'il"r. second
re Tao Years Oia Everett picts
~ ,,. y" W. - i,'irrer. second.
s,--, one enr "ic Is o.. Palmer
''-,. ',,....,.' D.. l:s. second
,.. W w., l'."n W p. Palmer. first Ever
~ 91.a'4 - ''am and Champion Eve
~reciaI iri1e "f,,-ed D., tho A,o.r,.,,.
rhr'i hire Fer -fr. AssnciHtior "a ~
amer got itrft l..I ttcr,ft B.r.s 81
American oxford Down.
a.. =, iic-E"tt. Iat1sksla ohio took
lIr~i f"r rfm 1870 voare Old first -,
~ , yer ~. first. ram l.ui. fr.t md
''"tI 'N" tWo rss~- old. flf.t a,r -
, ,..., eNc lamh. fiIsi flock. chai1rior ram
I.I rrsft Dick if fI, ,f...- .-,.
ram lamb " H
Do bon. wool. 20 include ri,~o,-
l'rlceHt'rs and 'otsg oids. ~. ~.
spencer Onto had r, ,,,,......,. ~, =.
vas award'd fr-f 'or tar f.. ' ,.'
'NI. w Huu second fs.. fu.o .t..... ~
ll ~ hnd Fe,prd eve ono .r4f all a..
.nI second 'H" lamb. rr.f ,t4,,r...,,
l'n ana champion eve
Dorset Horns.
H Ii'r"nr-or. uirto-, d.. 81.
'.-'" 10 'I Hri Hsr"nu f.r fa,., Co.
first ron. Lmi. ntsi ana ......, ".'.
t"n F'trv ni1 first 90. .-, .,
iN.' 60 lHrt fret .fn.. .r.....t o.
L..m "hd gIfI. 'i.. ESQ .l.r.ff d.. r.
49,. .il'" f'r fam ono t.ar Ola
.,"I" ram nh second ESD. 49,,
oId second owe arrn ard -..,.lt '.,'
chevio; or otssr Mutton sr..d.
go" 10 t'.isft rl-. Grove ,, ,-,
tW IT, ram frr 5000. oII fr.t a.f 800
ni.d rw ono .sar .Il firrf ,..
I.'.' Ani e'....f. .,f. two r.r.. I'D O. n.
.'' orc f'1r "id fIrat ana ee..,f 10y.
Lt"''. wv HnH second ffufE .. .......
If.' fnH hampton rut Tref.tf I.'
''n Hnh SECOND. csc. under orc
''t E'. Netfhcfs o Do ff,n..r...,..
ffIf,I FIRST .rd second f.r t. ..'
if.i f'r under ono vet- .rs 49,
pen or three TOT
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GGRifrS aHd BOTTLES
PINTS-HALF PINTS
'our grocer has them will get them for YOU
North Wheeling Glass Co.

The Tim" of Erueral debate should Do
so short ttat tree discussion is inn
poe sIiir'
As a result OF JUDGE Mos objections
Tho Democratic leaders viii bring .n
sag rule tomorroW to Inns the
general debate 90 Saturday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-10
IN THe COOP QUO sUmmee TIME

SHENANDOAH. "a. sept s-A
cold wave struck this city and VI
entity ""rly This morning. following o.
rain storm. Tho mercury hae dropped
iory reN'n degrees since Yesterday.
aud women we're compelled 10 don
iura and men their oytrcoats
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HlIT = understand old Crirn'ev gu,
I9 son ~ ~Ifh n shilling.
fruf W0r-e than fIat
1tI~ How so
Grun--ff~ ruf him N with a shilling
ntd the family motor car - Cleveland
Plain Tcrlcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-10

Grand centraI-J. r. Joiner and
wife. Moundsville: r. ID. Bailey and
wife. Parkersburg: T. l.. Bell. Steub.
envilie. o.; Mrs. e. II. Mccullough,
Cameron; G. W. Jones. Washington.
Pa; Mr. and Mrs F. G. Baker. Park.
ersburg: Fred Hornicker. o. G. Mon
tier. Flushing. o.
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p W. sheets. who IS judgine the sheep
made good progress. finishing All nus a
part or the wool breeds. Awards made
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10 CLOSE orrlcra

iIs' lictlly all tho business In tho
Guy nu ldlnE and Couri house will be-
,."s'd io m"rtow afternoon to allow
me ,mpioyrs 10 attend the State Fair
=. y ln's D. ne usuai order of anairs.
nc men VIII have chance Co enjoy
ihein'cl'es 90 their fIll capacity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-10
COMMISSION FORM DEFEATED

hfltN ~. y. J.. sept. 9.--The com.
mission form ~ government Vas ~
featcd here today by vote Of sSe ~.
and 600 against There wen, nan,
rejected ballots Tho elcctior ~.
holly contested by L,fh sides wark.
80 hard Up to last night
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SUTHERLAND
tcontins,a ,ro-. LIZ. P,r.,


pie az that state 10 not ipdo-so tho
Underwood t.r.r biIi %
despite Rot-.senfativ. Xi,.or NJ.
docks statement Jay maj fbr bro.
,-res.fv,. ,,ifi 80. 'i'
in the First West Nfrrinia dist-,f IN.
nciief cxists w Washlncton tonie7'
i"llo"ir- tn' Main election r's.ij.
mat mo liI'l I"osc viii not finally pl'
no candid for CONGRESS
VICTOR MHrdotE stated that The PRO.
.''' haI dropped tl" uroPo 90
H' m tn" Ihird Maryland district.
ut '"' it- N'rfiali Progrss-
"I' U''".h- hFc+ 10 iu" old
''.l"''l '7 pr o'i'I il'n ever ~
- t,- '.''i''4 "'' in1t should
49,. ~, '"' ri"I' ~ we
MIN. 30, i'i ''-'ii'i 70" hf-
......, ''''' ''hH'i''f II"
t,.,tf, '''''3 "'""d' any
90.
r.ty rr,t. ,,., - ,....' ''ul. ''nporA-
ru.t fb, ,...--,,,... t.,, " Z"
Uou.. t,,d,.- t....,... w.
urar.r,,.,s go. .,., ',.' ,.",u lol
ON tho r.trror,, Am .,,....,,. .r,
vas come .lirb, ct,i,,,i,, -. ~, ,..
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srsS ctto SUMS seifOrben.

Selde gla6mittog III in ieinem
Seim 5423 emmett StraBe, Serr
1reo Otto Stunt elm befnnnter
Geltid)er BON Omaha, na1 einwo.
Gentlider arnntbeit an Srnsel.
cntjinoung geltorben. Der Der.
itorbcne errsidie Elm gllter pon 81
Sa6rgll, mno bat felt 80 Sabren
in Omaha eeipobnt. Seit 81 Sab.
rem befleioete er cine gertrauenS.
poitan Der Omaba @aiier so. SIN
Icbtcn Sabre Tadte Serr StInl5 cine
9leiie mad, oem alten gaterlano.
Sem Sinideioen fam fir ieiue ia.
miIie imo 5ablreihen 6reunoe I'M.
partet, bic oaourd in alliridtige
Irauer periebt ipuroen. Der Der.
itorbcnc binterlGbt ieine Satin imo
Sodtcr, 5rnu Garl @iiiIler, @ottin
fss Scbnes bon Serrn 6rit Wtiiler,
uno cine gnfeltodjter.
Die 3eit Der @eeroigluig oes be-
fannten oeutIden Mannes miro ip1'
fer befannt gegeben iperocn..
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erouben bic elenentc tobteu. 81
blidte binals. uno oas ipar eir
glnblid, pcriiderte ims Serr Sdn,
gun, Der ibm 5eitlebens unperloidl.
lid i'm CSeo1dtnis bleibm piro
Gie Sihiation iotort erfaiieno,
fIii6ieten ole in ben Seller. llnf
oieier lliniiono rettete ibr 9eben
gsad Dem gaiiiren Oes ShirmsG
fam Sd)aant Innaiam 5u iih, ia
iIete umber nno glnubte, feinen Sc.
6enoigen Su finoen. 9Iber iiebe Oo
ale maren lnperisbrt geblieben
Sein Saus bat &err Sfogun pcr
loren, aber bos 1beueriie, oas Sc
ben, III bod ibm nno ben Seiniacr
crbalten gebliaben.
gierse6n Eerionen 6cianocu iid
in Der Sdaglln'id3en gebnuilntg, al:
tns llnmetter hercinbrod. GS po
rem oieies: Sbsrlp Isorroip, Cliff
Sfagun, Otto Gd,ogln, Mar' 4
S4ogun, Goa Shogiut Serr mi
Srou u. Sdagim, Serr unO Srm
o. 8onoel, gliie -@anOel. glnnc
8onoel, g,innie @eil, 3o6ter boz
pbiIip Sell, 1901 noroI. "a. CTR.
Sfnna @obr, Siio.Smaba; giinnil
8ietmeire BON Snioer, gtebr.
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llfbraska
lfgislatnr!
Die arbeiteridJme.@a in Tlsnnr.
Sitnns perluOrien.-Susar.
man perbaucn.

2ilieoln, 81. WlGr5.-Gie nit 70
bieler Oiiibe 3uianmengeitoppelte
Arbsiteridutporlagc ipur0e i'm 9au.
ic in TIenariibung bertporfen. gu.
eorman BON Douglas ltimnrte gegeil
Die gia, neil iaIbige niht oell
Soenlen Der Observation-Disclosures
entiprehe, imO iciner slniidt idien
aud) Die Wioioritat oes Sniiies 5lt
iein. Sontit tpliroe bic Iebte ani
8ob[fabrt Der drbeitsn0eu QfoIien
Ycjug boberoe -@eietporlnge obge.
ttnn. 9nS HeiuItat Der s[bltilu.
inllng mar 46 gegen 43. Die glb-
iiiinniirng iiber oicie giII bate III
Ger 2obbp elm Iadipiel, oeiien 0p-
fer OieprGientant Sngarlrlan BON
0ouglns seiporbcn i'll @up gra-
mer, ein geriiderungsy ygcnt, Der Die
Sill oils 9obbpiit itnrt befiirportctc,
rcriebte Sugerman einen 10 beftiaet
6aititihlaa oaB ociien 9lusengldier
ibm bonn gioienbein flogen iulo
Sugarman ielbit riidiu1rts faumeI.
te. Ger Sereeant.at,grms fd)ritt
Elm uno binSerte cine ssortIetung
Ger SbI1serei. Sugdrrnon Iieb
ieinen slngreifer barbnften. s[uber-
oan miro iid gramer pegen NiiB-
a6tlng Der 2egislatur 5u berailt-
rorten boben. !
SSsm Genat ipuroe MacJnrlnn0'S
Bill, ipeld)e gum Sdnibe Der geli.
ter groBerer gleontoren eingerciht
mar, pertporfen; @roBmann's Bill,
Gle Elm parteiIoies 9fidterfoasgilmt
roriiebt, tpuroe our glnllobmc enl-
pfoblen. 9ie gin tpliroc ongeioil.
men, lpoind) IieieiiigerL ipcIfs
Dope" ooer Sditbipnffen ins
Staats5uhtbons einihntliggeIlL nil
3udtbaiis beitraft tperocn ioIlen.
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9oanHom.

Gin bon Sobn Setter, 2610 seorS
ID. StroBe, eefiibrter leidter gr.
preBpasen, auf oeiian autideriib
oud Der 17.idbriee Wattbetp JioB,
29t2 Siio Is. StraBe, iaB, ipuroe
an Ser 10. StraBe nabe SSaffon
bon elmer oen Siigel binabfabrenbet
GtraBenbabncar getroffel. Setter
,,nn DER anaben lpuroat biltlmter-
geidIeuoert uno siuan5ig SUB melt
geihleift, bepor bic. Gar angebalteit
perben fonnte. Setter bat einen
sd6oelbrrh erlittch. Gr fano gluf-
rabme in ct. Catherine Solpitnl.
Der iinge @oB inlrben sIeidfaas
i6finrm perlebt. 9cn Motormdnn
ion mad slusen5eugsn feline ShuIo
treffet.
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glieScraeIdllasen mnS bcram6t.

I. ~. Sigsin8 bon S6upler,
gfebr., ser ii6 Bel SornaooDeripii'
iillng anieben ipoIlte, ipiroe gdc 10.
,,nS Dodge Strabe bon Sdilbern
ilberiaIlen, lnto 6a er iid 5ur 8ebr
iettc, erbielt er einan S9log ani
oen Sopf Der einet SddoelbrudI
peruriadte. Gin 8oteriunge fanO
rem Monn 6eipubtlos auf Der
Strabe Iisgen. gr fan0 9lufnabnle
i'm ct. Soiepb's Soipital, no iein
3uitano fir fritiib erfldrt miro.
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Gmaha 0anSlpe6rberein.

Ser omaha 2anopebrperein Der.
onitaltet am Sonntag, Den t3.
april, in Der gobniiden 3urnbdae
ieinen groBen Sriibiabrs6al. Gin
rti9baltigss Brogranm lit borgeie'
Fen uno fGnnen aQe Sbeilnebmer
ciniger genuBreider Stitben ber'
ilGert fem.
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@eiddftsfiibrer 5ranfe Ses arug
Ebeaters iiberaob Sfnsnleiiter 60.
nell bes Siilfsfontites fir Die gaotb.
leiSenoen $2t3.97. Den GrIos Der
geItern 9lbeno beronItaIteten 9ene.
ii5poriteaung.
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;seuer in Ser q. M. 6. ".

Seute Morgen entitano I'M &eiiel.
raum oes @ebGu6es Ser 3. 81. 6.
u. IN Council gIuffs auf itnbefmrrt-
tc @eiie 5euer, peldes adt5ebn i'm
Sdlafe liegeiloe iirnge 2eute in
ernite @efnbr brnhtc.
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GtrnBcn Scr Gtoot ltpbt 0os @aI
icr 5 SUB bod. slld) gicip Goit[
iii iibsrihlpenlmt, 0oh iino nliidIi
hermciic feline gerIliiir bon Y2eu
ihenIebcn BIT bcflogcn.
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9ilIt fit 9nnbtrtt
pon Gornabo-W -Wpftrnl
Jlot6 un0 G(en0 mer0en In Den 9i(tSltationen
I'm gorn10o0iflriRt na6 Rrdtten
ge(inOert!
Nus aun 1bsilsn sss etaatss lantsn eilismteI sin.

e Sic 1T ieOod nOs ba i'd bic Moth in pelen 5aaeH soher
srwdn ais annabmVane inr sieoeraHbn Der sertOr'
ten Stabtble ngebcno bcrabnGas ynrgerNiIfsfomc TAG
yadt Der Mrbt nnO iat wieoer Gr0nnng ooah man
mad NIB nad uisOer 5nr SasesOrcmnng abegebsn fann
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gscttcr6eridlt.

Sir Omaha, Goticil gTiliis I'M
llingegcno: Sdl6n iuio u1rinc
sIbenOS niio Sreitag.
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3nm 5all stOrianOpers.
SomOBl Siirfen ais aud gnlgnreu
nnb Serben baben filrdtbare
|erlnite erIitten.

gelgrao, 81. @,dr3. gon N'll.
irapba Yaida, ciitcr In Der 9iahs
.pen slorianopeI gelcgrilcli Grtidofi
lit bier cine 9cpeid)e eiigctroifeu,
ponnd bic beioerieitigpl gerIuite,
iie Die gritiirmung glorianopeI's iii
Gefolee batte, fllrdtbar iino. Tas II.
lillgarilcle ino oas is. jerbild)t
SSnfonterie siegilnent iunrocn onrd
tiirfiide 2anonlinen poIIlt1iioig Der
t;dtet. Die SoipitGIer pcrrfogsr
bie rieiige 9ln51bl bon gcrlnnnoetcu
niht su foiicn. Gle geiuobncl
s.orianopel's iino bon einem palli
ihen Sdrefen crgriffen, tie BE-
fiirhteil, oob lie BON ben Gicgerr
oEgeidlladtet tueroen.
sSn ollen ilobilden 2dnoern bdi
Sic groberiing sorianopeI's eilier
mabren Sieeestaiinel berporgsrlr
fen. SIus &onltantinopel liegeii
feline 9fadridtan Dor; illoeiieit mirl
befiirftet, Dab nahoenl bort Dit
S1nthe bon Der ginllobme sloria
liopel's befannt miro, es BORT ~
einer ileiien 9iepollttion fonlliler
irerbe. 9eridten 5liiolge ion aud
EN- Sbcil Der Sih1talold)a.gefslfi
eunacn Den 8ulgaren 1T Die Sdit0i
eefaaeu iein.
Sos Sfatari.
9slgaro, 81. Wt0rs. Die Sc
ihiebung bon Sfutasi lit dlif Sc
icbl Der lerbiihcn Hegieritilg eiitac
felt moroen; iie bnnoeltc niif MI
ratDen Der &egieritngan BON sSrnnf
reid nno HuBIanS. Gie Dlod1tl
hnbelt belhloiIen, n1B Sfiitori liirh
al Wlpntencgrp abgetrctcn miro
ionoerlt sit Dem 5lifiinftigeil Sir
itentbuni sllbnnien gpb0ren iou.
Gettinic, 2T. M1rs.Gic mon
ienegrinilhc siegicrllng bat bic FEB
te gtpte Gclterreid).l .llllgnrn's oahil
benntiportet, noB iie Der Gipilbcpo[
ferung Sflitnri's ons &erlalieu oci
Staot erlallbct miro. 3it alpidr
s2eit tbeilt Monteiicero Der otter
reidiihen gisaierltng nut, bah 4
in eilicr at Ole @roBmddtc aerihte
'ten giotc gcgcil oaS @orgshci
ScitcrrciH -llnaari,'s proteitirt bat
ras nls Gin grud) Scr gseiitraIiti
be5eihuet miro.