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Out of TOWn Notes.

ers' Association in Nashville last
week. Little Herbert Dodson, who
has been quite sick with measles, is
up again. Mrs. A. ]. Morton is on the
sick list. Mr.. Thomas Birdsong is
confined to his room with rheumatism.
Mrs. Bertha Thompson had as her
guests to lunch Wednesday, March
10Th. Misses Eloise Stone. Sadye
King and Annie Bills. Miss Minta
Morrell came home from State Nor
NAL to spend Easter with her pa.
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Morrell.
Mrs. Myra Porter had the following
friends to take dinner with her last
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Wing
field, Mrs. A. M. Kelly and Mrs.
Mary Trotter. Mrs. Emma Hutchln-
son has returned to her home, Spring
field, Tenn. Mr.. John Brown, OF
Nashville, spent the week end here.
Rev. McCutcheon preached at Mt
Lebanon Baptist Church last Sunday
evening. Mr.. Phil Jordan, of St
Louis, stopped over for a day on his
way from Pulaski. While here he
was the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Peeler. Miss Eddie Johnson has re
turned from Nashville, where she
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. w
P. Irwin, on Phillips street. Miss
Helen Brown visited friends in Nash
willie last week. "Hiawatha" was
rendered at St. Paul Church March
10Th, under the management of Mrs
Matte Dodson. It was for one OF
the church clubs, of which Miss Bet
tie Mckay is leader.
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cENrREvILLE T

We are having some beautiful
weather now. Mrs. Ella Mayberry
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Miss Mary Stacie were in town on
Mary Fleming from Thursday until
Friday. Mrs. Ella Mayberry and
business Thursday. Mrs. Lena
Grimes, wife Of MI. Tob Grimes, died
March 10Th. She leaves a mother,
three sisters, two brothers, a hus'
band. three childen and a host
Of friends. Her remains were laid
to rest in the Centreville Cemetery
Mr.. William Fleming is building his
new home in East Centreville and
hopes to move in, in a few days. Mrs
May Fleming was in town Monday OF
business. She was the guest OF Mrs
Matte Wells.
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singing, which received much applause
Prof. Dobbs was earnestly requested
to have the Maypole PLAT again, right
soon. The following are the twelve
young ladies who participated: Misses
Mosella, Thelma, Clara, Allie May,
Tansil; Georgia Adams, Mary Ella
Robinson, Maud Winston, Carrie Love,
Fannie Bowers, Carrie Hall, Eva Hes
ter and Era Johnson. The following
are reported i'll: Rev. T. L. Tansil,
Miss Otha Tansil, Mrs. Lube Pointer,
Mrs. Eva Robinson, Mrs. Adline Tansil
Mrs. Sis Bowers. Rev. N. J.. and
Clara Tansil, Messrs. Jim Clemens,
and Dee Bell of Greenfield were in
our town Sunday. Messrs. George
Tansil and Arthur Higgs made a trip
to Greenfield Sunday. People are
getting ready for farming.
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DICKSON NOTES.

Sunday was a gayful day at Dick
son. Easter exercises were good at
st. James A. M. E. Church. Good con-
gregations all day. The pastor, Rev.
w. L. Ledford, proved himself equal
to the task in preaching the Easter
sermon in the morning and at night
there was an overwhelming crowd to
listen to the rendition Of the pro-
gram which was excellent. st. James
choir did great credit to themselves.
At the conclusion $685. was given
as an Easter offering. There were
several distinguished gentlemen pres
ent that took part in the exercises.
Rev. A. Wyley at the missionary Bap-
fist Church. Rev. Hunt, of Nashville,
Tenn, and DR.. N. Miles, of Dickson,
Tenn, all made excellent and appro-
PIRATE talks. The Easter exercises
at the First and Second Baptist
Churches here were good. Rev. w.
J.. Ledford. pastor of the A. M. r.
Church. was in attendance and made
an excellent talk. Rev. r. B. Ross
was in Nashville last week on bust
ness and to see his daughter. Miss
Johnnie Ross. The rally at the M.
2. church Sunday was a grand sue
cess. s95.40 was raised. Misses
Harriet Pointer and Annie Wiley. who
have been here taking special studies
under Mrs. r. B. Ross, left Monday
morning for their home in Waynes-
boro. Little Henry Grimes, while
playing with a dynamite cap, met
with a serious accident. Three Of his
fingers were shot off and had to be
amputated by DR.. Miles. Little Henry
+ is doing well. Rev. Rye, presiding
, elder of the GAINESVILLE District, was
T. here Monday. Mrs. Lula Hill was in
' Nashville last week shopping. Mrs
n Hill has opened a neat little MILL
p merry shop here and would be GLAD
] to have the patronage Of all the PEG
9 pie. Rev. Hill, the pastor of tht
r First Baptist Church here, is leadinl
his people to success. He has a rally
/, planned for the first Sunday II
f April, when he hopes to raise ont
6 hundred dollars. The public is cor
+ daily invited to be present. TIL,
. Easter exercises at the First ant
Second Baptist Churches were beau
y tiful. The children all renderet
their pieces well, each church reali2
ed a good Easter offering. Foste
Maberry is confined to bed sufferin
d with pneumonia. Mrs. iona Sugg
! and Miss Maud Cathey are i'll. Mr.,
- Niney Malone, of Nashville, wa
= here Sunday. Miss Maggie Hanna
> and Miss B. Robinson are here. Ere
~ Huddleson is i'll with pneumoni;
MIR. Springer, of Waynesboro, wa
here Sunday. The following wer
y. the guests Of Mrs. Julia List for dill
= ner: Miss Harriet Pointer, Miss AT
VI ME Wiley, Mr.. Springer Doy List an
~ DR.. Miles. The ladies Of East Die
vi son met at the residence Of Mr.
5 Rachel Tidwell, February goth. An
% organized 4 club known as the Ia
10 End Art Club, with Mrs. Rachel TIL
IN well, president; Mrs. Edith Deshaze
~ vice president; Mrs. M. A. Gordo
Ne secretary; Mrs. p. Beck, treasure.
Mrs. Eliza Tidwell, CHAPLAIN. Ia
End Art Club held its regular NEE
ing at the residence Of Mrs. Bett
Beck, Fast End, Thursday. TT
Nv president presided. After the reg
at lar business a very interesting pan
,h was read by Mrs. Deshazer. tn
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STEVENSON (ALA) NOTES.

Easter services were held at the fol
lowing churches last Sunday: At
the M. E. Church, eleven o'clock, a.
M; the c. P. Mission and Center Star
NJ. B. Sunday-schools rendered nice
programs at 2 o'clock p. m. and Morn
ing Star NJ. B. Church held their serv-
ices at three o'clock, p. m. All serv-
ices were we'll attended and the pro-
grams were nicely rendered. And by
the efforts that were put forth, all Of
the schools realized a nice sum Of
money. Rev. P. P. Wright, pastor
of the NJ. e. Church was with us in
the afternoon Union exercises and
made the closing speech. The A. M.
z. and New Bethel Cumberland Pres
byterian Sunday-schools deferred their
Easter exercises until the fifth Sun.
day. The members of the Christian
Endeavor Society gave an egg break.
ing at the public school house last
Monday night, March "a, 1913, for
the benefit of the Endeavor. Com
mittee on Arrangements and Services
Mrs. Dora L. Smith, Mrs. s. P. Cur
ley, Miss Fannie Cole. Mrs. Ida Smith
Mrs. Ola Rudder, Mrs. Nina E
Dirty and Mrs. Emma Rudder. Thii
committee carried everything on.
nicely. Prof. G. w. Brooks, ou,
teacher will leave this week and will
shake glad hands in his home at Shei
field, Ala. The Professor has made u
a faithful teacher. Miss Dora Car
erton, who has been attending schoo
at Normal, Ala. has returned HON,
and is at the bedside Of her sic
mother. Mrs. Sallie Bolden. Mis-
Sallie Austin Of Chattanooga was d
our town Sunday and Monday. Marc
1924. The good people Of Stevenso
will entertain the Huntsville Sunday
School Convention Of the Cumberlan
Presbyterian Church. The member
Of the NJ, e. Church are planning
have a rally al their church the fit
Sunday. Those reported I'll: Mr..
Kate Smith, Mrs. r. ]. Stephens an
Mr.. Harye Dirty. Read the Nashvill
= Globe.
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MADISON STATION NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bates gave a
social Friday night in honor Of Mr.
Zen Porter, Of Kansas City, MO
Music was furnished by Mr.. Oliver
Pates and Mr.. Willie Franklin. Mrs.
Oavton Jones and Mrs. Augusta Ben
ton of Dry Creek, were the guests
Of Mrs. Lee Bates Tuesday evening
Mrs. Lillia Fisher sDent Sunday In
Springfield. Tenn. Mrs. Eva BATES
and Marcera Bates snent Saturday IN
NASHVILLE doing their Easter shoD-
ming Rev. and Mrs. John Franklin
snent Saturday in Nashville. Mrs
penner Lannon was the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Bates Sunday night
Mise Rachel Lewis and Mr.. John
Drew. Mr.. Mack Robertson and MT
Tim Rell and MANY others were the
merry guests Of Miss Marcella Sun.
1av night.
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MASON NOTES.

Mr.. ]. Milton Easterllng of Chatta-
nooga. Tenn, the Grand Lecturer OF
the Knights Of Pythias delivered one
Of the most powerful lectures last
Tuesday night at st. Mark c. M. E.
Church on the subject, Man" that
was ever heard in our city. Mr..
Fastening is an influential speaker.
He represents some Of the best talent
ed men in our race. GO on Easter
ling" Rev. p. H. RufIin is much inn
proved after a weeks illness and has
returned TO his work in the city of
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SPARTA NOTES.

Easter was a beautiful day. All
the churches had services The M.
f. Church gave an Easter egg hunt
for the girls and boys Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan are visiting their
friends and relatives at Tullahoma.
Mrs. Charles Randles entertained a
number of friends at her beautiful
home Sunday. Those present were
Misses Allie Matlock, Dora Jones,
brady Webb and Mr.. Almond Mar
tin. Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Crabtree
gave a delightful dinner at their
home Sunday. Those present were
Prof. and Mrs. Byrns and daughter
and Miss Monte Leftwitch. Messrs.
Oliver Looper, Russell Puryear n
Louie Bates are visiting our town.
Misses Emma P. Sparkman entertain
ed Misses hottie Harris, Lena and
Pearl Nowlin, Annie d. Crabtree, Mr..
Clarence Lowery and H. c. Wood
ford. Mr.. Fan Webb is on the sick
list. Mrs. Alice Johnson is slowly
improving. Miss Dora A. Jones is
visiting our town. The First Bap-
fist Church, of Sparta, in a forty
dollar rally succeeded in raising
$51.25. There were two clubs; the
captains were Mrs. Cassie Scott, who
raised 1855, and Mrs. Altha Harris,
who raised $3.50. Mr.. Rossell Pur-
year and Miss Willie Pates were the
guests of Miss Alberta Hudgen Sun
day evening. MI. Oliver Looper took
supper with Mrs. Chas. Handles Sun
day evening. Master Willie Ed
Bright delivers the Globe every Sat
urday. Read the Globe and keep
posted. Prof. Byrns is preparing fol-
the closing Of school. Mr.. Herman
Turney is building a cafe. Master
Willie Ed Bright thanks his many
friends for past favors. The vino
storm caused great damage in White
county. Mr.. Willie Gwynn, of Raw
enscroft, and Miss Matte Officer. o
Bon Air, are in town. Mr.. John Mat
lock is here from Davidson. Mrs
George Crabtree is slowly improving
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ROWLAND NOTES.

On March the goth the people of
this place were aroused by a great
storm. Trees were blown down and
fences blown to pieces, but no houses
nor barns were destroyed. Those who
are i'll are Mr.. Sam Bates and Mrs.
Sarah Z. Martin. Mrs. Annie Crib
Bile. who was taken suddenly i'll on
last Saturday evening while at her
daughters bedside, is very i'll at this
writing. Miss ollie and Willie Mart,
Mr.. Lee Dean and Miss Leila B. Mar
tin we're guests of Lizzie Baines and
Gilbert Martin Sunday afternoon.
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aRIERsvILLE NOTES.

rostar Sunday was observed at
MT Calvary Baptist Church and at
rbe A. NJ. E. Church Rev. s. +.
Hartsfeld filled the pulpit SUNDAY
night at the NJ. e. Church. A strong
sermon was delivered, subject, the
Prodigal Son" A large crowd was
in attendance and a good collection
was realized. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Spencer
williams entertained at dinner a rev
friends from the city Easter sunday
A %four-course menu was served.
THOSE present besides the host and
hostess we're Misses Mamie Stone
and Matte Webb. Mrs. Mary Sharp
and Mr.. Gordon White. Mrs. Armln-
Ia Shute and Mrs. Paralee Pettis
are on the sick list. Mr.. Ed II.
Pettus snent last Saturday and Sun
dav at Chapel Hill, Tenn. Mrs. Nan
ME Rates spent Friday in Nashville.
MT. Ben Porter, of Kansas City, MO.
spent Saturday night in Nashville
Miss Lurena Lewis, Of B~riersvllle
visited her sister, Mrs. Annie Hill
of Nashville, last Saturday and Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bates o.
Madison. Tenn, entertained a few
friends from this place Friday eve
ming. Master Price Brown Perrl
ypent Sat uardynacmfwyD cmdwfyll
spent Saturday and Sunday visitin'
relatives in Nashville. Mr.. DAME
Perry. of Chicago. ILL.,, visited hi
brother. Mr.. Hart Perry, last Sunday
Misses Pearl, Lacie, Nora and Ether
Vine Woodson. Of Straitway avenue
East Nashville, were the guests o
Miss Irma Bates Sunday. Mis-
Emma Mcclure. of Nashville, visit
cd Mrs. Francis Sadler last SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Sharp, of Nasl
VILE. visited Mrs. Sharp last Sunda!
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hostess served a delicious ~two-course
MENU. Visitor present was Mrs. Let
tie White. The club adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Eliza Tidwell, Thurs
day, March Z, 1913. Visitors are vel
come.
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COLUMBIA NOTES.

All the city teachers and ? good'V
nuAnber Of the county teachers at
tended the Middle Tennessee Teach
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MT. OLIVE

Sunday was Easter and quite a.
crowd attended the churches and Sun
day-schools. Rev. T. q. Higgs was
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9lnfi@mb.
@aibinston, IS. M6rj

gSnIbtn9ton, Is. M0r5.
Die @rtraisiiion oss @onsreiies. bes
rem Groffnuns pon Yrdlibent @ilipn
am Mtontns in elmer Iroflamotipn aui
ben z. Npril IeItgelebt rurbe, tpirb iih
SunddIt ausidlieBllh nit Der Tarifs
repilion beibdfligen, pie aus elmer bonn
IbseorSusten Oscar %. llnbermoob.
benz Soriibenoen oes Sauscpmites
fir Wiittel uno gSese, perDffsntlihten
@rtldruns su erfennen iit Grit tpenn
Die geplante 9arifreuiiion seii6ert lit,
iperoen Die perIhiebeuen @omites ers
nannt unb anoere Legislative 6raseu
in Gnsriff senpmmen tueroen. llrs
ipriinsIih bate Der Grdiibent beabs
lidtist. BEN Gon9reB ibon aui ben l .
Npril ein5uberuien, ba Der glbseoros
nete UNDERWOOD. Der Soi iibenbe BEG
Gomites fiir Wiittel uno @ese, in
9lusii6t geitellt bate, oaB Die 8ors
bereituns D + 3arifrepiiionsporlase bis
ourttin abseidIoiien lei; ipdier muBte
llnoerwoo6 Dem @rdIioenten mittbeilen,
boB bos @onite cine &of,e ldnser 3eit
broude. mesbaIb Der ipdtere Term,n
9etp1blt ipuroe.
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Gin 1dmpfer.
oprhpu 1o gH1r,

~SuHuUH, 10. utuI6.
Die europGilden @rpBmahte baben
iid entidlohen, bic ertraunsnnten 5or'
berunsen Der BaItanmddte an bic
Sforte Su isnoriren unb beren Nntmort
einfab 10 oufsufafen, baB iie berei,
limb. Gle ibnen an9ebOtene SermittIun9
an5unebmen.
Die 8roBm1dte iperoen ben 8aIfan
mdhten in ibrer glntmort baSu gratus
lireu, baB lie iid 5u elmer &ermitis
lung beteit erfldrt baben unb ben
GOrihlag madden, bab Die sutiinities
@renSe Swiihen Der Siirtei uno benz
Baltan pOn gnos, an Der Wtiinoun9
Der Marica in's gIs1iihe Meer. bis
Mibia am ShwurSsu Nteer IauIen
iolle. anltatt BON 9fooOitp. am Maras
mara Meer, nad Wioio. Nues meitlidj
BON bieier 9inie seIegene @ebiet ioa an
Die Serbiinoeten fallen, nit Nusnabme
9llboniens.
s5n Der 3ote iuirb ferner nit 9fod).
oruf betpnt, oaB uon elmer ariegss
entihaoisuna feline 6eoe isin tonne,
uno baB Die @rOBmdhte biniihts
LID 9lIbnniens uno Der ig1lldeu
Snleln bas lebte @Ort Su ipreheH
bdben. Nu6erbem iuiro ben SaItons
mdhten ole brinsenoe 9toibwenoistsit
elnes balolgen 5liebensihluiies nabes
QeleQt.
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wGriats 3. E." seritDrt.
&arIsrube, 8aoen, 20. Mdl

&arlsrube, Baoen, 20. Wdr5.
Sbon ipieber lit Elm 3eppeIinsWti.i'
tdrluftldiff serit6rt worosn. ,@rint
3. g." tatte cine 24itiinbise 5abrt BIN
ter Iib uno iuollte in Dos, Baoen, Ian.
ben, BON no er ouiseitiessn mar. bod
enti6loB iib Der 9enter bier eine Notb'
lanoung au bewertlte0isen. oa eil fiirb'
terliber Sturm witbete. Sci bem Gam
bunssperiuhe ereriif elm @inbitOf
pl6Blib Die porbere Sdlite uno oriidtt
bieie elm. Gin iiueiter @inoitob swana
bic SpIoaten. ipeld)e aum 9atten Der
Taue abfommanoirt iparen. oieie lpssu.
laiien. porauf Der aoloB in Stpei Sali'
ten brad.
n@rlas 3. g." botte am 16. Sanuai
ieineu SrobeIlug sur oOlliten 3ufrie'
oenbeit aussefiibrt unb Wurbe am Is.
5ebruar pon ben Milit1rbeboroen obs
senommen. Die Sarge oes 9uftitins
betrus 140 Meter (unsefdbr AGO 6uf)
uno feline @elbminoieteit mebr aIs GO
Weilen in Der Stunbe.
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Cine GrfIdrnns s8ilion's.
@aIbinaton, 19. Nedrs.


RrGIioent gsiIiou oer6ffentlihte am
Gienstag cine bffentlihs @rtl6runs. Die
bonn Cabinet beitdtist purbe. uno in
Der es hei6t. baB bic Iominiltration ss
abaslsbut babe. bic amsritnniihen
Nanfisrs. fpslhe iih on Der hinsiiihen
Anleibe uoH $125. 100000 betbeilieeu
molten. um 5ortiesuns Der uuterbano'
lunsen ju eriuhen, neil Die Seoin.
gunsen. Die Die SebSmdbtssruppe an
gbina als @ssenIsiituns fir Die Nn.
leibe selts0t babe. Die Slutonomis oieier
junsen &spublif srnitIi1 ssidbrben
miiroen.
Yrdiibent @iIion Itsllt ii6 6nmit in
bireflem @esenias 5u Der Tafiiden
NomlniitratiOn, Die amerifanii1e Ban.
fiers auSbriidIih eriuht bate. ameris
flniibes aapitnl an Der slnleibe tbeil.
nehmen 5u laIien. Ser 8rdiibent be-
sriinoet feline Sppoiition sesen Die Ses
ibsiIisuns amerifanliden aapitals oil
Der &nIeibe oamit, oaB in ben pon ben
8anfsn ieitseiesten 8eoinsunsen
oriidenoe Steuern fir bag dineiilde
Bolt ais Deduns pOrseiebsn isien, ia
baB io9ar oas Serlansen seltellt perbe,
baB ausldnoiide 8eamie oieIe Stsuern
uerpaIten ipuen.
@s mare unsereht, 10 beiBt es in
Der @rfl1runs. uollten Die Gereinieten
Staaten ibre @enebmisuns basu se,
ben. baB ibrer junsen S6tpeiter epus
bltf oerarti9e sseiieln anaelest meroen.
Die Die @ntpidluns bieies boifnunsss
uOuen 9anbes betrddtlid bemmen
piirben. 9erartise Nmbitiunen bdtten
Die Ser. Staaten ni9t, pielmehr ieien
lie nur baraui beba6t. freunbihaftlibs
Sanoelsbe5iebunsen nit China Su
unierbdlten.
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~. Seitbetannte Suitenmeoisin.

Ssit uber 43 Sobrsn IT Or. ains' g
gtew Giscouerp ols Die Bette Suit,ns
mebi5in in Der snnjsn g8eIt betonnt.
Sm lesten Sabre puroen uber 3.000.'
900 5Ini6en bnuon pert1uit. SIT ons
tsin Bsneis? Die Weol'iH 6eilt Guren
6uiten ooer mir sritattsn oas @elo sus
rld. s. Z. Cwsns ocn NaenonIe,
2. e.. ihrstbt fuie 6un6erte BON on6es
rsn 2sutsn: Rad 5mauji9 Subrsn
fin6s i'd. 6nB Or. Sing Rew Gisr
coosrp Die bette Rsbi5in 1T itr 5uitsn
uub Grtuituns, tusihe i'd nod ie ass
braudt babe. Sir 6ultsn ober Grfdl'
tuneen oosr nue 6nIs' uno 3ungens
trcutbeitsn bat iie tsinss e5isi6en. Nur
soc unb 81 in Der GpOibt.e uon 8. z.
6 bart. - Nn5.
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Weue &riie in 8mba.
Sapanna, &uba, 20. MdrS

Saodnil1, &upd, ~. WtarS.
eSn Sahen Der tubnniihen Nmneities
oprlase lit eine beoroblibe &riie eins
getreten, nnbbem Der Senat in Saoana
am NiittpO6 einen Der pom Saus an'
senommenen ent9esen9elebten aomites
beribte ansenommen bat. Die pom
Saus anasnommene GOrlose. tuelhe
auf bringenoes @riuden ber Ser. Staa@
ten aussearbeitet luuroe, iiebt gmneitie
nur fir @efansene Der Iestsn &euoIu'
tipn Dor.
IS beiBt, baB Der Senat bur6 feline
6altuns sssen @orIbriften BON ames
rltanii6sr Seite proteiiiren muue uno
entihlOiien lit, Die SorIa9e in ibrer ans
fdreli6en 5prm, Die in g8aibinstOn
slnitpB errest battle, bur65uoriiden.
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8efdbrliher Sergrntih.
gleuiAatel, Stlmsii. Is. NldrA

gteul6atel, Shmeii, lS. UtarS.
Sn Der uuiueit oes Neuitatelsr Sees
nobs Neuidatel selesenen ihrpei5eriider
Grtidaft 5leurier berrldll leit orei 3a'
gen eine Yonit. oa pom G8lpfel oss be.
nahbarien Wont Caroline lih ein @ro'
rutih in Sefpesung seiebt bat, Der nit
elmer @sidminbigteit BON abt bis neun
2oG in Der Stunbe pOrrldt uno Die
Ortidait Su peri6iittsn orobt. Die
Bep6Iterun9 bat iih nit Dem bemeglls
den 1beil ibrer 6abe aui ole benadlbnrs
ten 66beu 9efliihtst. SIN dbnIihsr
Bergruti6 am Ntont Caroline itellie
iit1 I'm Sohre 1889 Elm. oodI lieb oas
maIs Die 8emesung idor nab fuenigsn
S,unoen fuieoer nah.
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9aS Seitnngsseiet.
@aIhinaton, IS. Mdr,

WaIbln9ton, IS. Wi0r5.
Gas Sberbunbesseridt itsllte am
Montas ouf einsn Nntra9 bes @ers
bnnos Der amerltaniiden 3eitunssuer.
leser sinen @inbaltsbsiebI sesen @enes
ralpoitmeiIter 8urIelon aus, in benz
bieIem perboten mirb, nit Der uOn ibm
onssfiinbisten 9urdfiibruns BET Die
3situnsen betreiisnben 8eitlmmunsen
bss pom lssten GonsreB ansenommenen
8oItseieses 5u bssinnen, ebe Die 5rnse
Der 8srfoFunssmdBisteit bes 9elebes
entihieoen 1T.
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Gin tiirfiid1er Sieg.
SpnItoutiuppel. 20.

@onltantlnopeI, 20. W3dri.
Nad elmer am Mittwoh in Goniians
tinopel uerbffentIihtsn Setnnntmaduns
Iollen bic tiirflIhen 2ruppeu in etnem
uierunb5wansi9ltiinolsen Sample BET
Der 8ertbeioiaunssIinte uOn Tidatalos
ida, bas crit Wtlttmod 6riib gum
9lbbru6 fam. einen Sies errun9en
baben.
ytab Der tiirtii@en Mslouu9 eneets
oer 8ampf nit Der @ertreibuus Der
Bulsaren aus ibren perihnnSten SteIs
Iumsen unb oeren Beiesuns ourd bic
3iirten. 6ieraui 9lnsen DIE tiirtiihen
Truppen i'm Centrum sum IngrifI Dor
uno trieben Die Sulsaren in einen 8as
ionettnnsriff 5uriid; bic eor Dem Gens
trum Der tiirtii6en Stsllunsen seleses
nen SDben ipuroen senommen, ebenl0
auf oem Iinten Jliigel peribtebene BON
oen Bnlsaren beieble Soben iiloii9 Der
tiirfilhen 2inien. Die Tiirfen hatten
CUR &eco9nos5irung Der feinblihen
Stellunsen Stuei Nsropiane i'm 0ienit,
Die li6 gut beudbrten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21
Napft Nius' Namenstng.
Som. 10. MGrs,

@elssentli6 bes NamenStases BON
8opIt 8ius iino beute teine bes
ionberen 5eierIi6feiten peranitoltet pors
ben. Tauieube BON @liiftuuni6ttIes
arammen iino bersits aus alien 9beileu
Der Groe i'm @atiton einseirofien, in
benen sIsih5eitis Die 6Ofinuns uusees
iproden tpiro. baB &c. SeiIisteit iih
baIb uolltommen erhoIen tperoe. Gas
8sfinbsn bes 8apites beiiert iid Sus
iehen0s.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21
@eiGiporene entIaficn.
aauIas. Gin, Mo.. Is. Mdr;

Sdnlds, elm, NO., lS. 0tnri.
Die @eihworensn in oem erittsn
Ror6proseB sesen Or. .. 6. Spbe be'
rittetsn am Wpntas turs Dor Wtitias.
nahoem lie .sit 9pnneritns 9lbenb 10
nbr in Seratbuns sewelen. bem uprs
Iisenbsn &ihtsr. onB ihnen niht
m0sIih lei. iit auf eiuen @abripru6
Su einisen, uno wurben oisraui entlai,
fen.
@s 1T oies Der brittle 8roseB Or.
Spbss. Der ansstlast lit, isinsn S6wis.
seruater, Oberit Z. 8. Swops. sinsn
WilllOndr. ourb @ift aui Die Settle se.
idofII Su babsn. Gun ben bsioen Dor.
rerssbenben 8roSeiien bate elmer nit
Sbuloisipreduns oes NnsstIustsn as.
encet. I'M anoeren batten iif Die Sc.
i6wOrenen au9 nidt seeinist.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-21
2(merifaniibe gd)iffe nah Merico
Waihinqton, 20. We1rs

<OuI4tHHtphs ~O' IDtui0.
gluf Sriuden BON Nomirnl Soutbers
lamb. @ommanoeur oes pacifil6en @es
1hfuaoers Der 8unbesmarine, Der ii6
eeaenpdrti9 Dor @uapamas an Der
merifanii9en 8elttiite befinoet, um
ppn bort aus Die @nttpidguns Der
9inse Su beUbatlten, bat bas Marines
bepnrtement 8e'ebI segeben. baB Die
beibeu @reu5er California unb Marp'
lamb. bic aussnbIidlib in San 5rans
cisco fine, nud bCrtbin abseben. slos
miral Soutberlano beridtet. bas imnnr
sdblreihere Nmseitoner Dor ben linz
ruben I'M Snnern nah ben &iiitenitios
ten. namentlih 8uapamas. flIhtsn,
nno 6aB oeshalb Die slnmelenbsit fueitss
rer ameritonii6sr &riessidifIe bort
iptinihenswertb lit.