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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
Another Trade.

you can't be a doggie of only one
trick" laughed she. Il feel that if
the public ceases it's interest in
dancing, | must have something else
to fall back on. I am taking aingfne
lessons, not only because as my breath
ing exercises aid me l shall have more
and more breath for dancing and SO
come to be better dancer but because
when can sing l shall have that to aid
me In advancing in my art And this
summer shall go into a stock company
for little experience in that line. A
woman has to keep enlarging her hori-
zon," added this slender slip Of woman
hood, wisely.
But OF course. you must not get
away from your own place in the world
or your own type in the process. Now
my voice is little and light so don't
try to force it, lest it get hard.
That applies to beauty as well as to
ambition, does 1t not?" suggested the
interviewer. THE woman who wants
to be lovely must study her own TYNE 8"
On, yes Now l know that l am of
the simple English type that wears
simple clothes on long easy lines, and 1
don't try to be something else
You have to realize your limitations
If you feel that you have gone as far
as possible in one subject, then YOU
must take up new interests. And in
the same way to keep looking as we'll as
possible there are things to consider
all the time
THE minute fat starts you must exer-
else and diet it of. EVERY WOMAN
SHOULD HAVE A WEIGHT SHE
WILL NOT EXCEED. l have-and
though am very slender now, l scarce
ly ever relax my diet never touch
sweets with the one exception of an
! occasional piece of homemade pie. l
eat very little red meat. In fact, my
meat diet consists chiefly of chicken.
CHICKEN Is NUTRITIOUS, WHOLE
SOME, HEALTHFUL-you can't too
loudly sing the praises of chicken as an
article of diet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
GLEANTNGs.

BE as independent as circurn-
stances permit. but If you happen to
be a tail. be logical tail and do not
try to wag the dog"
Training is everything. The peach
was once a bitter almond; caulihower
is nothing but cabbage with a col
lege education"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
TO-DAY'S INSTALLMENT.

The tension of moment grew, be
came pervasive Burke. accustomed
as he was to scenes of dramatic VIC
lenCe, now experienced an altogether
unfamiliar thrill. As for Carson, once
again the surge of feeling threatened
to overwhelm his self-Control. He
must not break down! For Marys
sake, he must show himself stoical,
quite undisturbed in this supreme
hour.
OF a sudden an inspiration came to
him, a means to snap the tension, to
create a diversion wholly eff1Cacious.
He would turn to his Boosting again,
would call upon his vanity, which he
knew well as his chief foible. and
make it serve as the foil against his
love. He strove manfully to throw
off the softer mood. In a measure, at
least, he won the fight-though al
ways, under the rush of this vaunt-
ing, there throbbed the anguish of
his heart
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
THIS WOMAN
HAD MUCH PAIN
WHEN STANDING
Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound Made
Her a Well Woman.

Chippewa Falls, Visit have al
ways had great confidence in Lydia E.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
Youth s Desire.

Naturally, all of US desire to keep
young in the sense of keeping our
bodies vigorous and our minds alert
but barring that what have we to
fear from the years, why should We
so dread the coming of age? Espe-
cially why should women worry about
growing old. until they reach the point
of distraction. as my correspondent
AYERS that they do?
II a woman has been a raving, tear
ing beauty. we can understand her
agony t.age robbing her complexion
of its fairness. her hair Of its lus-
ter her eyes of their brightness.
But not one woman in a thousand
is a living picture, and it is an actual
fact that the great majority Of Wom-
en- are better looking as middle-aged
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
By DOROTHY DIX.

a POOR, foolish woman has writ
~ ten me a letter about a great
reform that she wants to see
inaugurated. She proposes to abolish
age by denying that any such thing
exists.
She says that the lives of many
women are made wretched by the
thought of growing old, and that
thousands of women ruin their health
and bring on insanity by worrying
over their age. To prevent this ca
tastrophe she would have a law
passed preventing the papers publish
ing anything about age and forbid
ding people to ask each other how
old they are, or to speak of age in any
manner whatever. In fact, she would
make age the one taboo subject in
the world, and she thinks that the
result would be that everybody would
be young and happy, and kittenish.
I'm sorry that l can't undertake to
push my correspondents reform along
but l can think of nothing more hor-
rible than a world in which every
body was young and foolish, or aping
the manners and the appearance of
youth. 1t would be like picture
without any softening shadows, like
music without any minor chord in it,
like day that was all garish noon
without any purple haze of twilight.
1t takes age to ripen humanity, to
give It flavor and sweetness, just as
much as it does wine, and the society
Of the intelligent man or woman of
so or so, who has seen and known
life, is as much superior to that of the
boy and girl of is or 20 as the vim
tage of 1863 Is to that Of 1912.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-23
INSURGENTS WILL
OFFER SUBSTITUTES
Members of House Banking and
Currency Committee Spend
Day Going Over the Admins
tration Currency Measure.

WASHINGTON. July %. - The
democrats Of the house banking and
currency committee struggled along
with their consideration Of the admin
istration currency bill Tuesday and
when they adjourned Tuesday night
but n few scattered sections remained
TO be considered. At the same time
several so-called "insurgent' mem
bers of the committee prepared 10 put
into a substitute measure. which
would make the bill conform with
ideas. and would embrace many of
the recommendations Of the Pujo
money trust committee
Rep. Henry of Texas, known as
leader Of the Bryan element in the
house, who is associated with the
''insurgent" movement, called on Pres.
Wilson at the white house and pre-
scented the changes proposed in the
substitute. The president did not go
over the amendments in detail but it
is understood that he will review
them. and later will confer with Rep.
Henry and those members Of the
committee who have manifested OPP
position TO the Glass measure.
The committee democrats Tuesday
rejected by a vote Of nine to four a
proposition presented by Rep. Rags
dale, which would have made cotton
warehouse receipts rediscountable in
the federal reserve banks TO be Gre
ated under the new law.
A number of minor amendments
were approved and Chairman Glass
said that but two important sections
remained to be considered He was
| unable to say when the democrats
would conclude their deliberations,
and he is prepared for some rather
strenuous opposition before he can
secure an agreement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-23
CONVICTS HELP FIGHT
FIRE AT SING SING
Blaze Originates i'm Mat Shop and
Docs S15O,OOO Damage Before
Ii Is Extinguished.

OSSINING, y. Y, July 23.-Fire
late Tuesday afternoon started in the
mat shop at Sing Sing prison, and
quickly spread TO the lumber. car
riage and wagon departments and
the ice house. These buildings were
destroyed at an estimated loss Of
$4,000.
About 200 convicts aided in pre-
venting the flames from spreading 20
the prison proper. Two TRUSTEES
overcome by smoke. were revived in
the hospital. Warden Clancy stated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-23

The legislative powers OF "a city are
vested i'm the city council. This body
passes upon franchises and other mat
ter of the highest Importance Co the
people. Many cities have suffered
from the ignorance and lack OF quail
fiCatiOns OF its cOuncilmcn. \ city of
our size needs COuncilmen of the high
est Caliber, honesty, energy, Judgment
and courage Co stand for the right
No man II entitled TO sit i'm the city
council who II dishonest, weakling
or a trimmer.
No man i'm the fourth ward has
higher OF better qualifications for this
position than Samuel Dixon OF River
Park. He will be a credit To the city
and the people who elect him. His
friends are rallying TO his support and
we freely predict that he will sit i'm the
next city council.
vote for him l. "A step toward good
goyernment.-lAdve
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-23

that the prisoners fire squad did ex-
cellent work. and none attempted to
escape. Several convictS. whose
identity was not disclosed. entered the
fire zone and rolled barrels OF gaso-
line and benZine 70 a safe distance.
The other prisoners over 1900 In
number, were marched 10 their cells
at the first alarm and locked IN.
when the fire threatened to attack
the prison, keepers were detailed 10
release them II necessary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-23

spread 10 the Federal building. burn
ing the roof off that structure, and
damaged the buildings of the Nc
Keller Drug Co., Simon .O'Neal and
the Binghampton Motor Car Co, on
Water ST. Christ church was also
scorched.
The total money damage. however
is not expected 10 exceed 100000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-23
EIGHTEEN BODIES ARE
REMOVED FROM RUINS
Coroner's Jury Finds That Fire at
jackson, Miss. Prison Farm Was
Unavoidable Accident.

JACKSON. Miss, July 23.-Eigh-
teen charred bodies were removed
Tuesday from the ruins of the con-
vict cage at the Oakley state prison
farm where. 50 Negro cOnvicts per-
ished in a fire early Tuesday. The
bodies were found massed together
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-23

in the corner farthest from the point
of the fires origin.
When the alarm was given all pos
sible means of escape for the i'm
prisoned men had been cut off and
the 50 persisted in less than an hour.
Sergeant John Doods, in charge OF
the farm, believes the fire was caus-
ed by spontaneous com bustiOn among
a lot of hay, molasses, and other
farm products under a stairway. The
coroner's jury found that the 50
prisoners came to their death by an
unavoidable accident.
Many Of the victims were serving
life sentences.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-23

summer tonic that braces the
body and brain. cools the system. reg
ulates you stomach. kidneys and
liver That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea viii do. IS cents. Tea
or Tablets. Coonley Drug Store. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-23
RIVER PARK.

RIVER PARK.
Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall and
son William Marshall, of Rochester,
Ind motored to River Park Tuesday,
nd spent the days with friends.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-08
2lopboireftor prpteitirf.

Berlin, s. Mai.-rGie gefreinng
omerifnnii6er shiffe bon Der Be-
soblung bon @ebiibren fir bcit
9urdgang ourd) ben Gartamafanal
lit iugere6t unb bringt Die belttife
Sdiffabrt in gfa6tbeil" 10 idreibt
1bilipp Seinefen, Der Sberoireftor
fes 0orooeutiden 2lopb, i'm s9ers
liner 9ngeblatt". gs ipridt iitbeB
5uglei6 oas 8ertrdlten aus, oaB Die
oeutiden Sfiffabrtsintereiien itarf
lno mternebmeno genug ieien, Inn
ben Mit6eperb iogar uitter bieien
llultdnoen aus5u6alten. sluh bofft
er, baB lmter Grdiioert @ilions
@ertpaltung ienc 9eppr5ugung rid.
aangig eemadt iuerOen ipiiroe. ct
iiabt cin gr0Beres gmisrantenees
idaft na9 Der Bacificfiilte Der Ser.
Staotet unb &anaoas, iin6 in be.
idrdnftem MaBe dub Siibanterifas,
porber, iuomit Ser bisberieen gir-
manoerltngs + l1beridipemmlrng Der
nnrooitliden amerifaniidyen Stnoten
Gin gnbe genlad)t iuiiroc.
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yefer gierbadJ scitorben.

sier lit Die 9aadridt eingetrofFeit,
oaB gefar gierbaf, friiber nj Sma-
ba aniaiiiG felt etipa SabreSiriii
aber lit San 5rancisco mobnbait,
bort gcitorben lit. gierbad ipor
frii6er Der 9eiiber oes eagle Snlis,
(oomals an ser IA. imo nabe Der
Soiparo esleset), Elm slbiteisequar.
tier fir Sarnner aus Ser llmsegeno.
iino beiaB einen groBen gafannten.
freis. Gr perIor icine Sabe uno
ipnroe ipGtcr 9ranfenipGrter I'M
Gonntp Soipitol. Die 9eihaftigung
ioate inn niht 81 ilno er beihloB,
in Son 8ranciseo iein Slid su per.
iiden. St begann at frdnfeln lno
jebt bat i'm Ser Goo BON ieilisn
Seiocn crloit. gier6ah mar iciner
3eit elm brcn,incntcs inib beiite nod
autitebcnosS MitalieO oes Omaha
EIoitbentihcn @ereins amo rlabm ali
o[Ien oeiien 9eltrebuneel regcn sFn.
tbeiI.
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Sin Oraitiidcs gOrsegen.
Ter @aridall bon 8enua, Sq,,
idlieht nnb Dffnet bic Surtisen
3irtbidaften.

@enod, Sn., s. @ai.-0ieic
Srtitait bat einen Sdritt 5ur Ser
itaOtlidung DER hieiisen @irtb.
idJaften gennft, inoem Der Staot.
ratb einitinunig ben 9eidIub an.
nabnL Onb Der Itdotiide RarifaQ
nie bier gririiAmgslofaIe 5ur felt,
aeiesten 3eit Morgens oifnen mo
9Ibenos 5u idIieBen bat. gier gor'
b1ngeidloiier iino BON Dem Staot.
ratb angeidafit iporOen. Die
Sdliiiiel 81 oeniel6en iperben bes
glbenos nod SdIuB Der 2ofale in
Die StaotbaI1c gebraft uno am
Morgan bonn 0iarfdaa abaebolt,
Der oomn ieincs 9lmtes oIS S6lie.
Der Der 8irtbihaften paltet.
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Beltrdge oeuiIder
Uereine unO cOgen
gum 9i(fsfon0!

Bonn @crmanid gerein bon
Sicur Sails, Siio.Dofoia. fino ocm
GentroIpcrbanoe bon Omaha uno
llnseseno $1,000 (3ebn Dollar
els geitras fir ben Siilfsfon0 fir
oie bonn Sornabo getroffensn 5ii.
segansen. GoIgen6es Sdreiben be.
gleitete Die Senoiutg:
Siour Sails, Q. O., 6. Mai 1918.
Der @ermania 9erein bon Giour
Sails bat auf slntrds bon Ssrri
Sons Gemutb beidloiien, Dem
Siilfsfono gum beiten Der bonn Tor.
naoo getroffcnen St0 (3ebn Dol.
lar) gu iiberipeiien.
Mit benz @uiiide, BOB Sbre CUTE
Staot fernerbin Dor elmer 10 i6ref.
lifen Seimiudung beipobrt bleiben
mose, seitnet nit beutidem Grub,
Sohdhtenb,
60. 8nltmbeier, Gefret1r.
@on Der Qoge bes Srosns Ser
Sermdnns-Sobne in Crete, Neb.,
sinsen oem Siilfsiono $4,000
(SDanoig Dollars 5ii.
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slnfdIas Der snti.saIoon eisa.
600 3irtbidaiten ioIlen amFer ge.
trieb geiett merSen.

Da iie Die i6nen 10 perbabten
@irtbihoften nift 10 Ieidjt auf oi.
reftem @egc aus Der @eIt idoffen
fOunen, iirnen oie BiibIer Der 10.
aenannten gfnti.SaIoon 9iga aui
allerbano inoirefte 0litteIden, Inn
oieies 3icI 5u erreiden. Gin bic en-.
pfoblenes iub beiprohenes Wsittel
iii befanntlif, geiesIi6 81 perbie.
ten, oaB feline @irtbidaft innerbdlb
einer beItimmten gntfernimg BON
iiaotliden 9iIoumssanitaIten etab.
Iirt iperoen oarf.
0ieien gSlan FOB geithpod ipie.
Der Der Superintendent Der 2iga,
8. S. GariolL BEL elmer 8erinmm.
ling in Der p. Wi. 6. q. berpor.
llno apor geoenft man auf benl
@ege Der Suitiatipe mitteIIt Geti.
iion burt Die giirgerihaft. gum
3iele su geIaneen gs 5eigt iid
aIio idon, pie oieie Snitiatibe bon
BEN Mudern fir oereu 3nede ans.
gebeutet lperoen ioIl. ga Die gitt.
iermtug bon 9iIoungsnnitalten in
omaha, bonn State WaeoicdI College
imo Der glinOenidule, feline aipei
@eiIen bon Der t6. StraBe Be.
troet 10 mare oieie StraBe Die
gpen5e Der gtrodenen" Gone.
Gin anberes Wiittel beitebt in Ser
geifrdnflmg Der 3abl Der 8irtb.
idaiten nuf cine geipiiie geOoIfe.
runes5abL ). 9. cine auf 600.
GdIieBlidl iod Der geiis etiter 9les
gierungsIijens binreidenoer 8eipeis
oes @etr1nfeperfoufs iein.
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Grinc alten NPidlter.

@ai6ingtcu, s. M1ai. 8rdii0ent
EiIion lat es nebrereu leiner BE-
faniltcn III beritebcn aegeben, Dab
baB ct feinen gum gunoesridtar
Die oas 10. 2ebensiobr erreiht bn-
bciL peniipnirt iuerOen iollten, iueil
Iie in oieiem 9llter forperlih mo
aeiitig tid]t mebr ilnItan0e iino,
ibren slrttSpflihten IN geboriger
MeiIe iiadlsufommen. 81 aleiher
3eit bat Scr Br1iiOcnt onge0altet,
bah CT aeincn 5um gmbesridter
erncnncn luiirne, Der ibm nidlt Dor.
her oas geripreden sibt, ouB er
iid) NIT 70 Sabren peniioniren lai.
len lperoe. Ger Broiibent nertritt
ben etauDpnnft, bob Elm glann bon
70 ssubrcn 10 feite mo beitimnte
2Iniidtcu bot, Dab er ais gfihtcr
iaidlt mcbr unparteiiid) genug iein
fam.
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sSOitmeiitcr 4. alaFe.
eeIbioe mhiien iidl elmer Gibil.
Sienitpriiinns unter5ieben.

Iaibiuston, s. @lai.-9lac goIt.
mciittr 4. aIaiIe, nit glusnabme
icIdcr. ocren SabresgcboIt $3.50
uno ucniger betrGgt, miiIicn Iid)
elmer Briifmg internerien; Der.
ieniac, Der oos bette gramen ob.
Iegt, crbGlt SteIIimg. ghua go.
600 Toitdmtrr in oen Ser. Staa.
ten perOen bierpon bctroiirn. @e.
nernlpoitmeiiter 8urlsion tiinoigte
al, hoB gr1iioent @iIion mS
aud cr ielbit cine Briiiung nui Die
Qoitmeiitcr oritter uno pierter
aIaiie onjipenoen ipiinide. Cine
oerartiga 8erorOntmg aber n1iiiie
blir9 oen aongreB borseieben per.
0en.
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Dit Dalkankri(t
if uoribtr!
Ceitrrreid mnb StaIien iuerScn wubl
feline 6gpeoition nadJ gllba.
nieu ienocn.

2onoon, S. @iai.-gln6 Sd)IuB
Ter aritrioen 9otidafterfonfercn,
iuiroe foIeenoc omtlihe erfldrimg
erloiien: sGie 96atia6c, oab Der
Sonig bon Montenegro oaS Shid.
fal Sfutari's in bic Sanoe orr
Wladtc aelegt bat, gisbt gInloB au
grober gefrieoiguug. 9ie Ieair.
rnngen Der @Gdte lueroen nun.
nlebr eripdsen, pelde geitimmun.
gen fir Die immitteI6are 3ufumit
Der Stoot 81 trefien iin0. Die
@otidafter iperOen mm 9onuerItag
iuieoer 5uionmsntommen.
aonig giidoIas bon 0lontcncgro
ipuroe iiad einer aus ggicu fom.
nenom Gepeide bennhrid)tigt, baB
Der aommanoeur Oes international.
len @eihmnoerS, oas Die aiiIte bon
Wontenegro imo g(l6anien blodirt,
ongeuieien lit, iidl nit i6m iiber
bie Maunumg Sfitari's bon ieiten
Der montenegriniiden 5rlippen ms
GinDernebmen 8il i5ben. Die be.
trcifenbe 9epeife iagt nidts, Oh
cine Offnpotion Ser tiirfiiden 5e.
flung burd Elm iuternationales
Sruppenfontingcnt g3plaut lit.
@ien, s. Nai.-Gic bol6omtIi.
den glGtter in 8ien bcrihten, oie
ausldroiiden aoniuIn in 3irano
h1tten genrsloet, Dab Giiaao Gaiha
iid nidt sum St6uig BON 9lIbanien
profldnirt babe. .Sm Gcgcut1eil,
l|eiBt es, er babe iih bcreit erflGrt,
benz 9eiebI Der Giorte 5i aebordcn
itno ieine Grippen ouf tiirfiideS
@cbiet 5u brillgen. Is miro oa6er
Der goridlIng gcmod)t oob Deter.
reifpllnsorn lnb StaIien cine ga.
Iionj 5Diihen gIiaao 9aid)a mO
Der propiioriihen glegiernng glIbu.
iiien's bciiirtportell iollen, oanit 81.
faao's 3rnppen onji beripenoct pcr,
ben fonnefL Die glubs in sllbanien
ipieoer ber3uliellen, Ganit. iriiroes.
70 beiBt rs iueiter, bic italicniif.
iiterreihiide grpe0itiou lnnotbig
tpsrben.
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slns Council glnifs.

9as aonaert oes slrion @eiang.
rerein, bos om Wlithpoh ben 81.
Mai in Der 81niihen Sallc itatt.
finocu miro, oiirite oas groBte nnlii.
fafiid geionglide grcigniB Der
Saiion tperben. Der glrion miro IN
oem llnternebmen bon ben Sdngerll
bcs Omaha Wariitpereins unterltiibt
meroen Gin Wlaiiendor bon circo
so SGneern ionic ein eeniid)ter
Gbor, beitebei1o ans Dem 9omenge.
iongberein Goncnroia, oem @e.
iangperein Srpbels ntb Manaer-
DIOR. ssrdulain @raee Barr, Wai-
iiflebrerin Der offciltliden Sdnlen,
cine budbegabte ilrnae Dame, bat
cbenials ibre Wiitipirfilng 5ugeiaat.
Serner fonmt Die Gpsrette Ger
slmerifaner in Geutidlano" sur
auffiibumg. Die @eicsumg lit cine
borSiiaIihe, oenn oie MoIlen tpcrben
bon ben beIten 51ngern geiungcn
merocn. gintrittSfarten 5ll 80 Gts.
iino Bel allen Mitglic0eru 5u baben.
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Gins ssrempnt.

Die Golfs-3eitsrns 1T @iIIings,
Montana, idreibt ipic folgt:
2ieben geiuh batten mir 6ieic
ISOLDE bon Sremoiit I'm Stonte Sc.
trasfa Serr anrl g(. sSrit, Der
9. @roB. .gi3e- 9rdiioeus oes Dr6eiB
ser Sermdtnss5obne In Nebrnsfd.
bat am 9iuiieIibeG 2ano oufgencn,.
men, bate ouf Dem bieiieet 2nlto.
amt alt tblln dnto benubte Die @ele.
eenbeit, nit Den DeiltI1en hiericIbH
befannt su iperoen. Serr sSriB III
Gin liebenSpiiroiger Wionn Der jid]
sseoen suln Srenn6e rlnht, init Dem
er suinmmenfomnt, iino dlid Der
8oIfsseitirngsmnnn bot inebr ipie
cine Gtunoe IN anregenoer llnter.
baIhung nit ibm perbrudt. &ciitc
friib febrte er t,nd) Webrasfd 5iiriid,
boffen aber, i'm bal0 mieoer3uIcben
lmo in nidt al ferlier 8uftnff ols
giiraer BON Miortana besriibcn du
f0lineil,
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Die fummenbe IrirSensfeicr.

Olep yorf, s. @lai. -G6e 6ie g..
tntbung Der 8Idne fir Oie 8eier Oes
hlinOertja6rigen 6ricocns 3piiden
fen Gn9liIdb ipredlenocn 9tationen
Dor iih gebeu miro, nnternabm cs
Die bier tngenOc SSnternationale
Gric0ensfonferen5 Gdritte 81 tbun
npIde ben GSrieoen beIonoers 5lui.
id)en ben Ser. Staaten lnto Gllg.
lano aiid fir oie 3utllnit iideru
foIlcn. ssn 8erbinolmg biermit mnrs
be ongefiinoiat, DAP auf Dem 6rei.
tag Abeno 5u g6ren Der ollsl0noi.
idcn Delegation Itattiinocnoen 8ans
fett StoatsiefretGr 8rpan anipe'
ieno icili ipcroe, unO man bon ibul
eilic be0eutln9spoae Heoe in oieicr
Mihtilng erpdrte.
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Sins hem Gfaatc.

ssairburp. Der bier ipobnboftc
gremier 9iobert 8. Sones, ben BEL
Manfato, aas., beibe geine abga.
fabren purben, lit an BEN furhtbu.
rem 8erleslmgen alif Der 5abrt
nod einem 2incoIn Soipital geltor.
ben. gr ipar 35 Sabre alt. Seine
@ithua iiberlebt i'm.
@rano Sslnno. Gin 1S.i1briger
9uri1e, SEQ Raooid, nuroe bier
burd1 HoItoffice. .Snipeftor Griffith
perbaftet, radoem Der snipeftor bon
Dem Snngen Elm idriftlides @e-
it1noniS erlangt, oab er sinen nnh
gdbmcn aoreiiirten Brief ieines Sn.
bolts bernubt babe
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sansfransdlem Der Gpntprbia.

Ser 0nmenfor Goncoroin beran.
itaItet am Sonfltag slbenb, ben
II. Mai, i'm Deutiden Saus ein
San3frtn3den, iuornuf CT iebt id)on
ieinc pieleu 6reuitbe aufmerfiam
mabt. DAB man fid) tint 8reiie
Der Goncorbia-Dainetl gut amiiiirt,
lit ia aabefannt, fpesbaIb Der Ser.
Gin auf itarfen geiud rebnen oarf.
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mfibfr lDfrofll
III 6Ddntn!
100000 betrGst Der bpn Gnffras
gettem in ben letten 3 Npnaten
anseridtete Sda0en.

2onbon, 8. Tlai.-Gcr in Grob.
britannien BON oen Suffr1getten
onseridtete Sadidaoen betrdgt
iudbreno Der Iestsn 6rei waonate
flint MiIlionen 9pIlas. go ha6en
es bic geboroet aiiSgerednet. Da3u
fomint bic Webrousgnbe fir ben
perionliden Sdub bon Y1rIanrsnt-
mitsIieoern. 0rei @cbeirnpoIi3ijtclr
baben felt Wlnnoten oie Eerion eincs
ieoen anbiietsntitgIieoes ecgen al.
Ienfaaiige angriffe bon Gnffroeet.
ten beidiibt; alle beroddtige Terio.
nen iperorn bepadt, 1Ilo ale of.
fsrtlihen @ebGube ftno unter beiou.
oeren Shus bon @Gdtern geIteIIt.
Nad oieier gfate berednet, tDiir0e
Die slftibitdt Der Suffrogetten Dem
Staate Die aleiliefeit bon 25 N2iIs
Iionen GoIInrs bas sSabr foiten.
Die BoIi5ei miro ipegett Der b1ii4
fig ipieoerfebrenoen Conference.-The
itetig in sltbent gebaItan. 4clite
8ornlittng ipurbe eine Bonnbe init
trennenoem 8iinoer bor eiiieln gro.
BEN @eIddftsIofnle i'm noro0jtIiden
TbeiI bon 2onbon gefltnoet iino oc.
rem grpIofion berbiitet. Die @lff.
ragetten getpiiinen NIT ieocm ipcitc.
rem Toge ilene 9fsfruten. 9os Of
fi5ieGe Organ Der friegeriiden Stuff.
rngettcn bot beite oeln YarIoment
fir Die Iieoerftimntiing bes sSronctt.
ftimnrcdts blntise Sfade geid)iDo-
rert.
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Teinahe beridliittrt.

@1breno sSames seaien unb 8.
6. Sanslee BEL ben glnsiho1tlungs-
arbeiten fir oos au erridtertoe 8e.
it1ftssebauoe gda Der 8. unb
9ooge StroBe beid1ftiet poren,
CAB eine eroBe 9taife groreid pf6B-
lid nad itnO peridiittete Die Wfdlt-
ner. gsur ben beroii6en gnitreii-
gnneen ibrer aaneraoen beroai1fen
iie, baB iie ni6t eritift iino. geioe
2eute fonien nit 9autabidiirfungen
imo 8errenfunaen bapon urb nur.
ben bon Gr. q. 6. 9ernoop be.
Banoelt.