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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
Wanted Slaves for Missouri.

de Galvez. governor of the Spanish
province Of Louisiana, which Included
Missouri, petitioned the king Of Spain
for aid for the settlers along the Mis-.
souri, river and Mississippi river In
Missouri. The said Inhabitants" he
wrote. ''in order to promote the cal
ture Of these plants (fiax and henp)
would desire that the compassion OF
the king should deign to provide them
with negro slaves on credit, for whom
they may pay with the crops afore
said"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
STEADY HAND.
A Surgeons Hand Should Be the Firm.
est Of All.

For fifteen years 1 have suffered
from insomnia, indigestion and ner-
vousness as result of coffee driulx-
Ing" said a surgeon the other ey
(Tea Is equally injurious because 1t
contains caffeine, the same drug found
in coffee).
The dyspepsia became SO bad nat
! had to limit myself to one cup at
breakfast Even this caused me to
lose my food soon after / ate It.
All the attendant symptoms Of n.
digestion. such as heart burn, palpita-
ton, water brash, wakefulness or de-
turoed sleep. bad taste in the moxsn,
nervousness. etc. were present to
SUCH degree as to incapacitate me
for my practice as a surgeon.
The result Of leaving OF coffee
and drinking Postum was simply mar
veious. The change was wroueht
forthwith, my hand steadied and ny
normal condition Of health was re-
stored" Name given upon request.
Read the famous little book, The
Road to Wellville," in pkgs. There's
a reason"
Fostum now comes in concentrated,
powder form, called Instant Postum.
1t is prepared by stirring level tea
spoonful in cup of hot water, adding
sugar to taste, and enough cream to
bring the color to golden brown.
Instant Postum is convenient;
there's no waste; and the flavor is a.
ways uniform. Sold by grocers-59-
cup TIN 30 cts, 100-cup tic SC cts.
A 5-cup trial tin mailed for grocers
name and 2-cent stamp for pastage.
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd. Battle Greek.
Mich. Adv.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
Lieutenant Governor-Eieet Dead.

Denver.-Benjamin Franklin Mont
gomery, lieutenant governor-eIect of
Colorado. and one of the leading Dem
ocrats of the state, died at St Luke's
hospital. He was rs years old. Deat h
was due to complication arising from
laryngitis, following close upon a Sc
rious operation performed two weeks
ago. His advanced age. combined with
a general weakened condition, brought
about a relapse from which he never
rallied
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
Turkey Gives Up Vast Territory

matte skirmishing the Turks finally
capitulated 70 a majority OF the de
mands of the Balkan allies of ths
peace conference in St. James palace
Through Rechad Pasha they agreed
TO cede practically the whole of tn,
Ottoman empires European domin
ions. except Adrianople and the terri
tory between it and Constantinople
to their victorious but despised neigh
bCrs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
BROOM CORN
Growers shipping Groom Corn

As the growers of broom corn are great
" dissatisfied with the price offerea .,
home for their broom corn. many Of them
are now shipping direct to Coyne BEoth
Room corn on commission. This flrm ~
bort their receipts SO far this season
about $50 cars. most of which have heen
responsibility exceeds N10o, ,ooO one han
dred thousand dollars. They arc . safe
and reliable firm. They offer e refer
Okla and Central Exchange Bank
woodward. Okla. Other reference fur
nished on application. Coyne Bros 1e1
W south Water st.. Chicago. IN. ADV
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
Injured Man Saved BY Train Whistle

Grecley.-With his jaw and nose
broken from a fall on a cattle guard
on the Colorado & Southern road, John
knutson, manager of the county hos
pital, lay unconscious for an hour and
was only aroused by the whistle from
an approaching train in time to drag
himself from the track
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
Woman Shot at Dance.

Windsor, CoIo.-Shot in the abdo-
men during an old-fashioned German
wedding celebration and with visit
Frederick Bruner, thirty-four years of
age. was rushed to the Windsor hos
p!tal, where she successfully under
went a Caesarian operation. The baby
died few hours after birth. but it is
said the mother has 4 fair chance to
recover.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
SKINNER NAMED
HOUSE SPEAKER
MONTROSE MAN SELECTED BY
CAUCUS; NAMED BY UhAhi-
NOUS VOTE
SETATE IS DEADL0CkED
ADAMS GETS 12 AND GOBLIN Il
VOTES IN CAUCUS FOR SEN
ATE PRESIDENT.
" estsrn Newspaper Union News Service.

Western New spap.r Union News Service.
Denver-Thc Nineteenth General
Assembly of the State of Colorado
convened at noon New Years Day,
with all the members present
In the House the arranged program
was carried out without hitch. Oai-
as c. Skinner OF Montrose was elect
ed speaker.
In the Senate everything proceeded
smoothly until the order of election CT
a president pro ten. was reached,
when a recess was taken to permit
the Democrats senators to go into
caucus.
Senator w. II. Adams Of Conejos
was the caucus choice of the Demo
cr.ts of the Senate for the office OF
president pro TEN The caucus last
ed over an hour and the vote stood
Adams. IL, Tobin. 10. There were
"a members present-Adams and To-
bin rot voting.
Thc Senate was called to order by
Lieutenant Governor Fitzgarrald Al
ter the prayer. the rol,-call showed the
II holdover senators all present.
The communication from the secre-
tary of state naming The new senators
was read. Senator Bellesfield moved
the appointment of committee on
credentials Bcllesficld. Joyce and
Parrish were appointed and approved
the report of the secretary of state.
A commit,e &c consisting of Senators
HiltC, Hayden and Garman was then
E. ,,,u t{,f,
and request him TO administer the
oath OF office The eighteen newly
elected senators were then sworn n
by Chief Justice Campbell
Employees Of the Senate.
The Senate employees are as follows:
Secretary of the Senate, Mark A. Skin
ner: assistane secretary, c. w. Gist :.
reading clerk. NJ. j. Walsh; bill clerk
Walter Alexander: docket clerk, F.
Helms; sergoant-at-arms, C.. +. Good
friend: assistant sergeants at arms,
James Lewis and Olaf Bergman; chap
lain. Rev. X. +. Dickinson; chief en-
rolling clerk, Miss Tenner, assistant
enrolling clerk, Miss Jennie Silver.
berg: chief printing clerk, A. Z. Wat.
son; assistant printing clerk, w. c.
Flintham; messengers, Michael Mul,
Inns and Harold Tague doorkecper.
Frank White: assistant doorkeeper,
Frank Gomez; janitor for chamber
James Killoram: janitor for commit,
tee rooms, Frank Sutton: janitor for
cloakroom and gallery, Mrs. Della
Phillips. telephone messenger, Dexter
Mcconnell night watchman, Jamei
Collins: matron for women's gallery,
Mrs. NJ. F. Egan; pages. Leroy Hol,
lcnbeck, John Hecker, Charles Rob:
and William Clark; judiciary com
mittce clerk. Lew Wallace: revision
clerk, Miss Irene Bohmyer; finance
committee clerk. l.. J. Smith; corpora
ton, insurance, etc, Ed Moore; agri
culture and irrigation clerk, educa
ton and additional insurance, Turner
Seamon: aSsignable clerks, Miss VI
Lillian Taylor. Miss Margaret Resor
Miss Dorothy Tyler. Miss L. Laube
and Miss Rose Hamburger: lieuten
ant governors clerk, Miss Anna Far
rel; Senate reporter, Miss Marie Legg
assistant doorkeeper. John Stanton
clerk OF revision committee, Nellie
Clark: janitur of committee rooms
Walter Fisher; page, Thos. Conway
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
Wilson Inauguration March 4th.

Washington.-All talk Of postpon
ing the inauguration of President
elect Wilson to more advanced date
on which there would be a reasonable
prospect of fine weather, has beer
abandoned. The Inauguration will take
place on the time-honored, If not wea
ther-favored, 4th of March.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
Elections Costly to Ei Paso Voters

Colorado Springs.-The Septem be r
primary election and the regular No
vember election cost Ell Paso county
s1S,500, or about sevcnty-six cents per
vote. according to figures compiled by
County Clerk E c. Sheldon. OF %, ,022
registered 1919 voted at the general
election.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
Silenced.

SIIenCed.
DR.. Henry Van Dyke, the dlstin.
guished clergyman, has a neat way
of silencing the censorious.
At luncheon in Princeton a Ger
tain bishop was being discussed. and
visitor said:
Il don't like the bishop. He il toe
much a man of the world to suit me"
Quite So" Dr. Van Dyke ret0Eted
quickly; but which world, this Or the
next?"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
Planning for Farmers Institute.

Boulder.-The program committee
for the Mountain and Plain Farmers
Institute. which will be held in the
District Court room February u, 13
and IA, held an all-day meeting in the
offices OF the Boulder Commercial AS
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
Inherited.

What there ever an fnformer in
your family"
What do you mean by such a cues
ton as that, sir?"
Il noticed that your baby u IN
clined to be a squealer"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
Surprised.

Surprised.
Il am going to bring my son up 20
that like George Washington he can
say: I cannot tell a lie"
why, l thought you were going
to bring him up to follow in your foot
steps,"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
Wife Of First Governor Leaves SAC, 900

Dcnver.-The will of Mrs. Julia p.
Gilpin, widow of the first territorial
governor of Colorado, was filed for
probate in the county court. Mrs.
Gilpin left an estate of about $40, 900,
of which at least s25,000 is realty
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
FOREIGN.

Heavy storms, the most severe in 4
generation, ragged at southern Norwe-
gian ports and a great number of YES
sells were compelled to remain in the
harbors
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
College Secret.

Bacon-What did your boy learn at
college?
Egbert-Says he can't tell me.
why not?"
Says it's a secret"
''Nonsense!"
mo; you know, he learned the foot
ball signals"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
WASHING GTON.

Inauguration ceremonies in the past
have been too spectacular and pre-
tentious, in the opinion Of President
elect Woodrow Wilson, who wants his
Inauguration to be as simple as pos
sible.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04

Much Of that which IL called pure
cussedness" is nothing but human
nature.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
Doubtful.

Have you a good cook nowr
.I don't know. / haven't been home
since reakfast!"-London Opiutsn.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
His Status.

That man is something more than
a mere marine"
DO you mean he is an uaarana'
rine?"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04

Smile on wash day. That's when you
use Red Cross Bag Blue. Clothes whiter
than snow, All grocer. Adv.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
PessImism.

Willie-Paw. what is a pessimist'
Paw-A man who takes an umArel-
la along when he goes to a ball gaGne.
ENQUIRER.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-01-04
Three Hurt in Runaways,

Raymer, Colo.-Earl Bostock, Mrs
j. G. Foats and John Merton were in
jured in accidents due to frightened
horses.
Ell Paso.-l, took four engagements
within three days to defeat the rebels
under Inez Salazar, leaving a trail OF
shattered ranch settlements and vii
lagos with loss en- bo.h sides o.
some 450 killed and wounded, say ad
vices received here from official rail
way and private sources
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-30
GridDUiicn.

General 9lbrabam Fcroono, befann-
ter Sceriiibrer bon Gentrnl'
9lmerifa. - Gin &ournalilt Der
Gbatcr.
SaIpab 9icpublif Sol'
puoor, 30. Suli.- General 9lbrobaln
Eeroomo, oils Secriilbrcr III gan5
Central 9lmcrifa mobIbetannt, lpnroe
bcute in oem Saupt.Square Der
Staot, Dem Yarqlte 0uenas, BON et'
mem Ssournoliiten, !RumenS Artllro
@one1, erihoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-30
Epfcr elmer gabn-GolliIion.

sails TiIIage, Conn. %.
&uli. - Sm 2auie oeS gcltrigen Ia
acs itarb bier 5rau 6ranf %. Dim
an Den Serletimgen, iueIbe iie am
%. y. Wts. erlitten bate, alS 81 Ga-
naan Elm gemiidter Bug Der ~Ncw
Saucn.9abn" bon einem @iiter5uge
Der yGentral 9tep gnglano 9nbn"
olif Dem arer5ungspInft Der beioen
Hnbncn angerannt mlroe. 5rau
Slin bate einen Sh1oelbrub erlit'
ten unO mar ieit Dem llniall mciitenS
Eepubnos gelpeien. Ter Coroner
miro cine llnteriu6ung abbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-30
(Srrcidltc hufe5 Nltcr.

Gana, Sll., 30. sui. - Gr. 9S.
Z. 2inn, Der 1lteItc Mann in 5llis
nois, Itarb geItern 2lbeno in ieiner
@obnun0 rabe bier. Gr errei6te cin
9lltcr ppn t0S TSabrcn uno 5lpei NO
natcn. Gas @nbe fam ploblif. Gr.
9inn prafti5irte mcbr als 70 Sabre.
Gr binterlGBt 62 @reBtinoer itno 53
llrgroBfinoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-30
2luci innac NGnnCr ertrnnfen.

ct. Eaul, Minn, 30. Ssuli. =
Scr IS Sabre alte g8illiam S'@or-
man uno elm nidt iOentiiisirter @e-
fGbrte oeiielben crtrantcn beiiet beim
S6lpimmen i'm Miiiiiiippi. S'@or-
man muroe bon &r1mpfen beiollen;
iein 3reimo pollte ibn 5n &iiIic forn.
men nno biiBte bel bcn geriud) ieil;
2eben ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-30
Baltimore Mo, M tnub hn 80 Su 1913

UuD OlC NllllCllilltiINJS wv NSlNNH'S "
geno mel6e antngoniltiidc oan0lltng
geacn 9lmerifuner Dem Ginilub Der
gegenpGrtigeii Regierung 5uidrei6cn
3u nuilien glall6te, nnO bat oaS
Staats 9epartcment Derli6ert, 0aB
iolunoc cr in ieincm glmtC perbleibt,
feinem glmerifancr nit ieiner Sanf-
tionirlng ein llnredt 3n9cfii9t mers
Den iol.
Ser mcrifanil6e GoniuG 5u 81 Ea.
10 6at ooS merifoniihc ouaruGrtigc
9lmt informirt, Dab Der Giron, 3mi.
i6cniau in 5uiricoenltcIlcn0er @eiie
gcrcqclt mcr0en miro, mo cS miro
bctont, 0oB Die Negierlmd in Stoot
Merifo oa5 crnIte 9eltrcben SIT sci.
gen i6eint, ocn @iini6en Der Ser.
Stootcn in je0cr 9iihtung gcre6t 5lt
mer0en."
Gommonoant Sittclc pom &ano.
ncn6oot o@bccling" bcricbtctc bclltc
bon sSrontero, oaB Die @ciiirhtlm.
qcn Der Oortigcn 9lmcrifuncr ourh
sic 9lnflnit BON 400 mcritaniihen
NcgierllngS Solbaten 3crftreut IinO,
mclhe Oic HcbcIlen ans Der Sta0t
DcrtriCben baben.
9(0mirol 9Slet6er, Ser 0aS omeri-
fonii6G @eI6pa0er im @olf bon
Mcrifo commanoirt, bcri6tete, OoB
cr bcabii6tigt, Dem &anoncnboote
p @beeIing" Srore 81 crtbciIen Euer-
ia Micrifo inn Staate &era Grlt5,
Gompe6e i'm Staate Gabo8co rno
Grogreio I'M Staote g)ucatm 5u be
iuden INN Die 3ultGnoc in oieien
0Gfcn, ioneit lie 9lmCritoner lIno
anoere g(uSliinOer betreiiet1, 81 rns
tcrlu6en.
Gcars9lOnliral GomleS, Ser 0oS 80
iiic.Geidmoocr beiebliGt bot beri6'
tet, baB er eiren gleroplon 6eobo6s
tetc, peldcr iiber ben Soicn bon
@uopmo8 ilog lno onihcineno per
ilt6tc, cine 9ombe olif 0os mcrifn.
niibe &ononcn6pot nSompicO" 3lt
lpcricn. Ser glomiroI beItGtigtc ic'
oocb ni6t Die lnoiii5ieac0iittbcillm0,
Oob ooS S5abr5cug ourf Ocn Nero
noltcn 5crIt0rt lpurOc.
6reiIaiiung BON Si11el
un0 Wi c 3 onolO anges
or6net.
@oibington. %. 1uli. - Gle
Srciloiiung bon Charles 9iiicl nno
8crnar0 WcIonal0, Den bciOcn bon
Den mcrifoniibcn NcgicrunGStrllps
pen in Gbibuo6un fcltgcboItcneh
@ru6cn6ciibcrn. lit uon Der Sucrtos
Tcgicrilnq onacoronct morocn. C5e
i6GitatrGQcr Nlgora pOn Der bcli9en
mcrifanii6cn @otihoIt bot Geiltc
StaotaicfretGr Nrpun IN Otelcm
Sinne benu6ri6tiQt 8ic perIoltet
oriidic Scrr @rpon icine @enugtbl'
llrg ooriiber ola, OoB Die Snerto'
Tcgierllng oui Die &Oritell!ln0cn Der
omGrifqnii6e 9icQicrlmg bin in Die
lem iSolle mic in Dem ocS omcrifonis
id)en GinponocrlingS SSnlpeftorS
Giron, Scr III Suarcj bon ncritaltl'
id,en GeoicrlngS SoIOoten Our6 el'
ncn Sdul perlebt luoroen mor, 10
prompt banDelte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-30

15ragc, Oh Scrr McGcrmott WIul-
Balls Noncu ge5ci6nct babe, nibt3
nit Ser ltnterilGung beS Gonlite'S
5u tblnt babe.
Gin 9rief 3eigte, ooB MulbuG sic
bon Srn. NtcGornid 6eigeiteuerten
$3.50 fiir iih ielbit Derlponote, Oh.
wobl, pie er iogte, Serr 0tcGornid
oos @elo fir Die WcGermott.Gam-
payne bergcgcben botte. OiuIball
crlGuterte, oaB cr piel @elo in Gbi'
cogo pcrou2go6t babe. mo Dob Nc
Tc.nott linn 0oS @clO niemolS 3lI.
riiderItottet bnbe.
Sic Z orii. epiiior.
@oibington, %. Suli. - Gie
republifoniiden Scnntoren gaben IS
bcutc tlor 5u nerlteben, bob Tie ni6t$
sur 9ei6leunigung Der 9erotbunGcn
ii6er otc Snrif6iQ tbun neroen, Ios
longe ser ErGliOent rnO Die oenOfra.
tii6cn GongreBfiibrer oif Grleot.
gung ser @dbrungSrefornl in oieler
Spe3iol Seliion beIteben. Senator
@nQinger erfldrte, OoB Die Nepublis
toner nift in Der Stimmltng iif be-
iGnocn, Iif eincn 3luong gefollen 5u
loiien, lmo Senator 2oOge iiibrte
aus, BOB oie 9Iuslihten auf cine Ian'
&c Sibung in iommerIider @Iutbbibe
eincr iGnelleu GrleOigun9 Oes SarifS
nidt i6rocrlid) icin Oiirfte.
Gic 9isfuliion iiber OieIen Eunft
bcgonn, ais Senator @alinger iicb
Sniormotion iiber oie 3utlmftSplGre
Der 7cmofroten erbot. SenotorSim.
mons mcinte, er boffe nicbt, OoB Sic
Repu6lifnner Die 0robung moden
moltcn, obiicbtliA Die Sorif Hepi-
ion ollf5ubolten, oIf 0eren pronlpte
GrIeOigung Die geiammten @eidGfts.
Snterelien 0eS 2anOeS marteten.
Webrere rcpubtifoniihe Senatoren
pcriiWerten i'm, OoB cine berartige
0robung nidJt gemeint lei; nber cS
iei ntr 5u notiirlid, bob man iib
nit Sen 5orifberntbungen niht iebr
6ccilcn peroe, penn nibt oIS EreiS
cine friib5eitigc Gertagung minfe.
Senator @oqinger erfldrte, Der
llmitono, 0oB man icoen Gag in Ocu
3eitunocn Icic, ooB Der EroIiNcnt 6u-
roui beltcGen iuiirOe, Oen GongreB
Sur Grlcoigung Der @GbritngS Ne.
.iorm on5ubolten, oiene iberlidl niht
pn}M sic 5arif 9tcuiiior 5u be.
iGlclmigcn. Scnotor 2o0ge icfun.
oirtc ibnl nit ser gcmcrfllng, OoB eS
5mcifclIoS ieGr unflug iein mer0e, oie
GrleOigung elmer 10 pidtigen @eieb-
oe6ung, pie Die @Gbrllngsreform eS
ici BON cincm ou0llig obgciponnten
GongrcB" 81 uerlangcn.
Seuotor Sterling bon SiiOsGofota
biclt Gtute cine l1ngere 0ieOe gegrn
Die OcmofrotiicJe GoriinoBnobme.
Sn llc6rigcn puroen nur iebr &C.
ringe 6orti6rittc nit Der 9erntbung
ocS 3oageiebeS fir 9opfcrmnoren ge-
macnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-30
gnto fallt in ben gear Greef.

3enper Sol, 30. Snli. = Sobn
j. McRitael lit acitern ertrimfen,
als iein 9tltomobil cine 8oiduna
binob in oen Bear Greet itiir5te. SRI.
Gertrude geager uno SRI. Marie
9ittle bon Relu, gorf. lpeIde iid) eben-
falls in Dem 9luto beianoen, puroen
aus oieiem berauSgeidleuoert uno
bIieben lmuerIebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-30
9tcnc Grnemnmngen oes ErGIioentcn,

y I'm @ t 0 II, %. Silli.-Fra'
iibent 8ilion mo6te beute Die nadr
itebenoen @rnennllngcn:
9innen5oll Collector fir Den fiinf,
ten Giltrift bon gtelu- SerieD: Serrn
Bernard %. Cannon;
9inncn5oll Collector fir ben orit.
ten Iiltrift bon Seras: Serrn aler.
Stlart @nlfer;
9unocSanmolt fir bcn oltliden 81.
lirift bon 9lrfoniaS; Serrn @illiam
s. Wfartin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-30
SraaiidJcs &ericbeH.

Glberton, Ga, 30. Suli.-Sn
Dem @lauben, eincn Ginbreber Dor
iid) 81 baben, feuertc bclite Morgen
Nad @ueIt mebrere Shiiiie aul ici'
nc II Sabre alte SdmcIter ab. Soot'
lid peripunbet iiel oa5 iunge MGo'
den Dor ibrem @ruOer nieoert nit
Dem Guie, Elm 9libltrdbl babe iie &c
troiicn. Sic itarb, ebc dr5tlide Siilfc
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-30
S.ofia polliq iioIirt.

9eIgrao, 80. Suits Gie Sio.
lirimg bon Soiia, Der buIsariihen
SnuptItnot, lit iest uoaltGnoia nad-
Dem bic Iatte gerbinomgs Strede
Der 9abn BON Den ierbiiben 5ruppen
nbgei6nitten moroen lit.
Gie bulgariiden Screen Die in So
iia con5entrirt limo, iotpobl mie Die
Giupobner Der SauptitaOt, iino Don
elmer Sungersnotb beorobt, uno Die
bulgorite Hegieriing bat Gumdnicn
criitdt, in Die groiinllng Der gabnli.
nie bon 8orna am Shrpar5en Weer
nah Soiia 81 ipilligcn, oamit 9ab-
rlngsmittel in Die Stobt gebrodt
pcroen fonnen. gs miro eriportet,
OnB Siltm6nien iid nit oieiem arron-
cement 3ufrieben geben miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-07-30
5smmutrr i Brdsrr,
2cntidcS Sanf- nnO gsedJiclocidait,

NiitgfrScr Der Nttirnbbrie.
26 SUntb=Strafc,
,,Vatirual gauI Of Commerce C5rhGuoe.
9Iila nno &crt1uf bon Niiten nllo Abiiaallo'
men. 9Sebid mo 9re6tipriele aiIl alle Dulpisf
irem6Cr GelOiorten, iouie slnsferiiarill9 poil
nuS Clpril2T-)
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Go8 GlteIte Mitglieo beS oerti6en
Geid5tagS, 9rdlat Gr. 6ran3
3ouicr 2enoer, in SaSbad per-
ibicoen. - 9lm ief5igiten Sob
reStagc ieiner Yrieiterlueibe. -
Giner Der @riinoer Der portllgie-
iihen &epubIif perbaitet.
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Dtr 4itte Opttr.
&niFider Militaraieger
getOotet.
Tdllt aus eimer 6Dbe bon
600 syuk.

OW"A "s$~
600 sub.
Iu8 ilteIte Wfitglieo oeS oelltiden
GeidStags, Gr1lat Gr. 6ran5
{opicr 2enber, in SaSbad per'
ibieoen. - 9lm ief5igIten Sob
reStagc ieiner grieitermeibe. -
Giner Ser @riinoer Der portiige-
iiden Gepublif perbaitet.
ct. BeterS6urg 90. Suli. -
9ei einem 5luge in 8athina, einem
CONNER Heiort nabe ct. TeterS'
burg, puroe beute elm WtiIitdrfliegcr
get0Otct. Sein gleruplnn itiir3te aus
elmer S06e BON 600 Sub aui Den 9o-
Oen.
9lclteiteS y cid Stagsm t.
qlte0 Der ben
asbab, Geuti6lanO, 80. SuIi.
- &rGldt 9r. 5ran3 3auier SenOer,
OoS GlteIte W'itglieo OeS 2eutiden
Gcic1Stogs, lit bente bier geitorben.
Sem 600 fam am GO. Sobrestag lei.
ner ErieIterueibe
@riin0er portugieiiiher
Hepublif berb baftet.
2iiiobon, 90. Slli - glmerico
Sliueiro, elmer Der @riinOer ser por.
tugieiiicben Hepublif. purOe beute ci-
ncr WelOung Der 3eitllng % Wtun.
90" 5uiolge in 9llco6oco perbnftet.
Slipeiro botte oiientlidl erflGrt, ooB
0ie fiir5li6en 9omben 9lttentnte III
scr SouptItoot unO onoeren Stdbten
bon Eren1ierntiniIter Gotta uno au.
Oercn Oemofratiiden 5iibrern ange.
Itiitet lpor6en ieieu,
GteFrouin3 s u-R II bati ib
iosgcingt H.
Fefing, %. Suli. - gtad einem
ioeben bier eingeIaufenen Goniular.
9eridt bat iif Die Eropin3 Sit.Nan
am %. Suli pon Der Gentral.Hegie-
rlng losgeiagt. Gie Stdrfe Der Su.
gsan.5orcen, Die lid sur 3eit an Der
@ren5e Der TroninJ Su.Beb ouibal.
ten, miro uui 1900 biz 5000 Nanu
geidbdtt.
General 2i-Yeiens6ene, Der 8ice.
GrGiibent Der fineiiihen Republif,
melder pon @ii-Gbang aus Die Spc-
rationen in gentral.Gbina Ieitet, fiilt-
Oigte fiir5lidb on, Dab ieine 1ruppen
i'm Stanoe ieien, Der NepoIta in Sfi.
angst ino Sit.Nan ginbalt gu gebie-
ten, bod Die beutigen 8eridte ipre-
den on Dem abiaQ eines Gbeiles iei-
ner Sruppen.
Gs lit unmoglicb cine @ren5linie
3piihcn oen re6elliiden nno ben lopa-
len Eruoin5en 5il 5iaGer, benn pieIe
StGote in ben eriteren boben ibregn-
bdngIihfeit an Die Teeierlfg profla.
mirt, uno umgefebrt iinb biele Stdote
in ben IopnIen Brouin5en 5u Den 8e-
beIlen ii6ergegongen. Gs lit ieood
befannt, 6aB itdrfere RebeIlen.5oreen
in ben Eroin5en aiang-Su, Ngan-
Stuei Su9tou, aians-Si, SO.aiem
uno 3mang- -Sung operiren.
Bier Der iiiolideu Irobin3en =
amei.Gbo, Smang.Si gun.gtan uno
Gbe-aiang - iino, o6tpobl iie BON
&pbeaengebiet eingeidIoiien lino,
lopol perbIieben; ood oieBropin5 So-
Han I'm NOroen beplbrte lire 3uge-
borigfeit 5ur Hegierung MIR duBer-
lid, ibrer gcogropbiiden Gage tpegen.
Sn5miiden oauern oftiue 5einoie-
ligfeiten or ben 8ren5en Der Wongo-
lei umo oon 5ibet tort uno ebenio in
Der am mciiten meitlid seIegenen
Grouin5 Sin-aiang.
3nr lnter It ii eung Der Re-
bel len.
Amop, China, 90. Suli. = glae
Sruppen iino aus Dem Snnersn Der
Yropin5 6o.aien 6uriidge3ogen imo
5ur 8erItGrfllng Der renoliltionGren
iiiolihen Screen 5ll Nanfing entianot
moroen. 3a6Ireide 5reipilise laiieu
iid in 9lmop iiir Die iiiolide slrmee
anperben.
Iie Situation in Sil.Gbop bat bier
groBe 9eimrubiguna berporgerufen.
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9ibonncnteu, bic ben ,Seutiden Gurres
ipunocuten" nidlt piiuttlidD pber nuregels
maeis erbalten, iino scbeten, her Office
oauun per 9elepbpn pper idIriitiidD Wit.
tbcilnug 3u MAIDEN.