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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
Go Tell Peter

In the city of Scranton, few
days ago, ] was told a beautiful story
of how the Billy Sunday "trail-hit-
ters" stand by the comrade who has
fallen. Some few of the confirmed
drinkers have lapsed since hitting
the trail" Are they cast off? All,
no; they still go to church, and their
fellow disciples surround them with
friendship and protection, to keep
them from stumbling. For their
Gospel is one of forgiveness.
How did Jesus treat Peter early
on the Resurrection morning, with
his spirit filled with unutterable
thoughts concerning a whole worlds
redemption he yet took thought to
say to the women GO, tell my dis
ciples and Peter" A special
word or the heart-sore penitent: that
was the sort of loving Master Peter
had
The story is told find it in
"Peloubet's' Notes'-that a friend
once showed Ruskin a costly hand
kerchief on which a blot of ink had
been made. Nothing can be done
with that" said his friend, thinking
the handkerchief ruined and worth
less. Buskin made no reply. but car
ried it away with him. After time
he sent il back. to the surprise of his
friend, who could scarcely recognize
it. In a most skilful and artistic
way he had been a fine design in IN
dian ink, using the blot as a basis,
making the handkerchief more valu-
able than ever
A blotted life is not hopelessly a
useless life. If Ruskin could make
beautiful and valuable handker-
chief out of blotted one, how much
more can the Master himself make a
beautiful and useful life out of one
that is blotted by sin, If only 1t is
surrendered to him.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
CASCARETS FOR
BOWELS, STOMACH,
HEADACHE, COLDS
Clean your liver and cOnstipated
bowels tonight and
feel fine
Get a 1O-cent Doc now.

Are you keeping your liver, stomach
and bowels clean, pure and fresh with
Cascarets-or merely forcing a pass
ageway every few days with salts. ca
thartic pills or castor oil? This is i'm
portant.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
and fermenting food and foul gases;
take the excess bile from the liver and
carry out of the system the consti-
pated waste matter and poison in the
bowels.
No odds how sick, headachy, bilious
and constipated you feel, a Cascaret
tonight will straighten you out by
morning. They work while you sleep.
A 10-cent box from your druggist will
keep your head clear, stomach sweet
and your liver and bowels regular for
months Don't forget the children
their little insides need a gentle
cleansing, too.-Advertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
NEW FIRE COMPANY

Annville, Pa. Nov. IS. - A new fire
company has been organized at Cleona,
two miles east of Annville, with Henry
Kelsey as president. At a meeting held
last evening it was determined the
company be named the Union Hose and
Chemical Company, of Cleona. Com
mittees were appointed to devise ways
and means for providing building and
securing equipment. The fire com
pany will use the water of the Leba
non Valley Supply Company.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
The Look That Stabbed

be repudiated the Best that had ever
come to him.
The Look That Stabbed
Then Jesus, from a distance, look
ed at Peter. Not a word; only a
look. In il was remembrance and
and tender compassion. No
bitterness or unforgiveness, but only
melting love and sorrow. But it
hurt Peter worse than a bludgeon.
1t broke the floodgates of memory,
and the impulsive penitent rushed
out and wept bitterly. His repent
ance was as deep as his sin. He had
denied his Master, he had been false
to his best friend: and by that one
look he had seen the wound he had
caused in that Gentlest of all spirits.
oh, for another chance! If only
he could live this night over again!
The spirit which must have possess
ed Peter at his hour of revelation
has been put into verse by Louise
Fletcher Harrington:
"I wish that there were some won
Called the land of Beginning
Again,
Where all our mistakes and all our
heartaches
And all of our poor, selfish grief
Could be dropped, like a shabby old
coat at the door,
And never put on again.
at wouldn't be possible not to be
kind
In the Land of Beginning Again;
And the ones we misjudged, and
the ones whom we grudged
Their moments of victory here
Would find in the group of our low
ing handclasp
More than penitent lips could
explain.
$50 1 wish that there were some
wonderful place
Called the Land of Beginning
Again
Where all our mistakes and all our
heartaches
And all of our poor, selfish grief
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13

be repudiated the Best that had ever
come to him.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
RUPTURE
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Thoroughly equipped and prepared to
deal with the most difficult cases.
His Spermatic Shield Truss used and
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to call for attention without charge
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
Business Local
SUNSHINE OR SHADOW

studio any time of day with the aid
of the powerful Tungsten light we
have installed IT gives us absolute
control of light conditions as applied
to the finest photography. If you can
not come when the sun is shining
come on a cloudy day or las in the
afternoon. It's all the same at Kell-
berg's, 302 Market street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
The Raw Materials of a Saint

Quarried from the same coarse
clay as the rest of us, Peter seemed
an unlikely candidate for saintship
and the apostle. A rough out-of-
doors fellow, a man with the bark
on" Peter had been to school to the
hurley burly of the Galilean water
front. He could take care of him
self in a fight or in a storm. What
ever new was afloat, Peter was for
it, with dash and daring. A mans
man was he; and the sturdy NaZa-
rene's heart leaped with gladness
when this bold fellow declared him
self ready to adventure discipleship.
No cloistered recluse was Peter.
His temper was eXecrable, as his
judgment was impulsive. He was
man of action, rather than of delib-
Grafton. He spoke first, and repented
afterward. But those hot impulses
were the impulses of a true man.
And his swift insight often saw fur
ther than the colder analysis OF his
mates Be it never forgotten that it
was Peter who first of the Twelve
acclaimed Jesus. Thou art the
Christ, the Son of the living God"
Somehow the Lord does not so to
the conventional schools of greatness
for his notables. He calls the Mar
tin Luthers, the Joan of Arcs, the
Wesleys, the Moodys, the Billy sun
DAYS, who are strangely like the
common run of us, to do his rarest
work. Just as we are, everyday folk,
God wants us for his service. He
would not have us without our in
dividuality: he would purify and
sanctify and intensity that. 1 heard
a group of converts testifying yes
terday, and what some of them did
to the English language would have
given Lindley Murray Mysteries: but
their message punctured the indiffer-
ence of the crowd as polished phrases
never could have done.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
The Repudiated Program

Ardent friend of the Master that
he was, Peter yet refused to accept
his Lords program. Too much
Peter was what allied him: wherein
again we confess ourselves in attin-
itv with the fisherman whose name
is now borne by the largest single
church building in the world. The
hard practical sense of Peter re-
volted from the cross and the pas
sion. Never yet was worldly
wisemen willing to build a scheme
of salvation with a cross in it.
When, at the Last Supper, Peter
indignantly denied that he would
ever forsake his Lord-he would die
first-he really meant it. But, alas,
for the arm of flesh! Without an
hour or so Peter was sound asleep
at his sentinel post in the Garden OF
Gethsemane; and ere day broke he
was cursing like the old Caper-
naum Peter, and thereby proving
that he was no friend of Jesus.
In the interval between these two
derelictions he had drawn his sword
and cut off Malchus' ear, doing his
Master no service thereby. All,
Peterl Peter! There was too much
of the ego in that lusty spirit of
yours. You had yet to learn TO let
God have his own way with you.
The Fire That Warned Not
OF course it is easy to catalogue
Peters faults: when the only profit
able exercise is to substitute our own
name for his. 1t was a mistake for
Peter to lurk outside the hall where
his Lord was being tried, amid the
enemies of Jesus. He warmed him
self at the wrong fire: but the blaze
built by the soldier could not drive
the chill from his heart. Jesus in
bonds was less miserable than Peter
standing by the ire of his enemies.
If old Peter could come back to
the friends of Christ to-day with an
tadnonition it would surely be,
stand with your own crowd. Guilt
vate the fellowship of the saints.
| Don't try to walk on the broad way
with the crowd who are not friends
TO your Master. 1t is hard to stand
true amid enemies. Keep away from
the fires that are lighted by those
VINO would cruelty the Lord. Dis
LOYALTY to Christ follows desertion
of Christs company"
For Peter taunted by servant
maid, denied that he so much as
knew Jesus. Imagine it! the brave
Peter striking his flag at the taunt
of servant girl! All the worst side
of the old fisherman burst forth in
cursing, as, to save his own liberty,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13

Could be dropped, like a shabby old
coat at the door,
And never put on again."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
(By William L. Ellis.)

(By William L. Ellis)
"There is so much bad in the best
of us,
And so much good in the worst of
u.s.
that we all have a friendly feeling
for soaring, stumbling, saint-and-sin-
ner Peter. Stained-glass saints some
how do not interest us, except in
church windows; but Peter is so much
like the rest of us that we are glad to
sit down with him and learn what he
has to tell us, from his ups and downs,
for our own life.
"If a vote were taken for the most
popular apostle" some one has said,
Peter would get a majority. He
flames with contradictions, and yet
we seem to understand him best of
all. He visits very often in little
house called Myself which stands
hard by the dusty highway of life.
Without his enthusiasm, his candor,
his blunders and new starts, the gos-
pei stories would have been poorer"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-13
He's So Much Like the Rest
of Us, Explains Will
liam Ellis
MAN WITH THE BARK ON
Warmed Himself at the Wrong
Fire, but Heart Was
Right at That
THE SAINT MOST KIN TO US

The International Sunday School
Lesson for November is is, 'Jesus
and Peter."-Mark 14:27-31. So
654. 66-72.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-07
asnareh nnb spnterbanDefraas.

8aibington Z. 9e5, 80 Ter er.
bittertitc &anLpi, melder cine fur5e
Gn0lnig oes amerif1niiden aongrei.
les idon ieit ntebreren S5abren &c.
feun3cidllet bat, biirfte bnIo nat
Der gr0fflntng oes neucn anngreiirs
losgeben. @s eridjcillt bcreitS iid)er,
oab 4orteiIiiticn iiber oen @aitIcil
gciuorfelt iperOen, trob0em ipoDr.
ifeinIid MIR 8ciuiaialingsoorlagc
nn0 cine Sniffsanfnufsbill nuf Dem
8rgrnnm itcben. sir oieien StnnO
Der ginge lit Der grobe 4SelHricg
berantiuortlid.
9Sielc 0fitglicOcr Ser bciocn
.Sauptparteien gIarben, Da3 Die Ser.
Staotcn nadIGiiig in Der sSiirIoroc
fin i6re nationole @ertbei6ielmg
aclpcien iinO. sic neroen foroern,
oaB ser gauge @cgenItnno griiuOIid
ourdiproden iueroe
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lfinfndl nIhrrn.

9soris, 7. 0e5. - Gum Erolt Scr
gedngItigtcu 5ran5oien bat man bier
ybcrcdnet, bnB idcn Iicben 3eppc.
line mo 50 Sertitc @leitninItinen
NIT sc SfiiSieren nerllihtet tporOen
ieien mo Geptidl1ilo MIR nod 26
SuftfrelBer unO 2S7 @lcitnaid|inem
babe. 9batfdhlid, lit uif)t ciii
3cppeIin ober aloerer Oelltider 9nft-
freu5er beiddOigt. geidtpeiee Ocnn
5eritort tporoen, ino es iii0 mir me.
niae oeiitidc @Ieitmoidineit obgc.
IfolIeH poroen.
@aris, Z. 9ej. Ger ,N1atiil"
bcrii1ert, bel gefoQenen Oelitiden
0fii3ieren icien aarten gefunoen
morocn, ouf oenen bic 9tancn in
itnlieniIder Sdriit morcn mlO bic
betpeiicn, bab Geilti1lonO cinpn
3nrf5ug 0rrh 0ie neittraIe SftDei;
gepluft babe, llm Sranfreidl ali5ii.
greifen. Gie aorten ieien ougen-
iheinlih fir oas itaIieltiIdc Seer
beliiltt1it gepeien.
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Chrkrn l6laSsa
grittn u. RnQtn!
Sir erjieIeH grfOIet bel Satnm nnb
5UiIdlen benz Gnpbrat nno Sieris.

sonitantiuopcI, 7. Gc5.. iiber Der.
lin mo Sonoon. Dos tiirfiife
ariegsamt bot berie foIgenoe off.
5ielLe anfiinoialme crloiien: Deine
9rnppeumaht berIiihte. I'm.
icre Steauneen Sipiiden oem@ubbtoi
uno SieriS 8tl ncbmen; Der gInariff
ipiroe bIritig obaeidIaeen. lluicrc
SrIlppen eroberten mebreres ariegs.
itHO elm @laihinenaemebr.
llniere 3rlppeu bobcn aeoo. ci.
ncn iuidtieeH snOli @leilen oItIifl
bon gatum aeIeeenen guuft bcieet.
Durd einen fiibnen Sauoltreib iei,
tens mniercr Sruppen pnroe Die eIef.
triidc slnIn9e IN gntum 5critort.
Rcbrere 9ompnenien ruiiiiherIrnp.
pen, weldle obaeididt tpur0cn Inn
einc BON Den Giirfcn beiettc Bride
micoer 5u nebmeu, piroen in einen
Sinterbnlt gelodt mO ourd Gin
areuSicuer bernidtct. J
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llfHftf aritgs-
llatbri6ttn!

Berlin, Z. 7eJ. (6nnfsnbtpeidIe.) }
7ns ArieaSamt bat bente Wadlniit'
tag TOIseHben oFfi5isGeu Yeridlt err
laiien: gOni lueitlideH ariegsidDnn'
plab iii bsntc nidIts iueirntlidD 9cn'
rS 5n melbcn; and an Der (Sren5e
SitpreuhtnS III co beute 5iemlidI
It'll SngegangcH.
Sm H5rbIidcn ROlsu bO6sn mir
IN ben aGmpieH nm 2OOj bc0enteH'
be 8Urtbeile 81 perseidJnen. Starfe
rnifiIft SetreslOrper wnrbcn i'm
ylOrOweiten nno Ei0meiten BON Sub5
BON nnS nertrieben.
2Ob5 btfinbet iidl in nniercn !SGn'
ben. GiHSclbeiteH iiber bic Sdladt
fOnneH nod nidjt nHsesrbeH werbeH
iuegen bss arohen StrraiuS bes
SdJlddJtfelSes.
Die gerlnite Der Hniien jeOOd iua.
rcn ieBr sruh. Die 8uicn bcriuh.
fen, Gin ltarfes peer ans Sem Sii.
ben ibrsm btbrGnsten gaOrObeer 5il
Siilfc ~ icnOen, bod uurbc Oieier
gcrlndl bon ben berrinisten bentiden
aub 0itcrrcidiiden Srnppen Derei-
tslt. gei giutrtOlu tnm eS 5nnt blH-
tiseu anmpf, nnS bic HniIen iunr-
ben entifciOenS seIdlaseu.
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spaniidler ShrunprattnSent.

H1ris, Z. Ge5. - 9as 9lutt
~GcIair" IGBt iib mcloeli oaB Don
syaimc bon Bourbon Der befaiultc
3bronpr1tcnOcnt, Der Dor Ginger
3eit einen glufritf al ieine asortei.
aonger ridtetc, i'm iebieeu ariegc
Die Gartci 5ranfrcid)S 5u ncfhler,
oieicr6olb iii ieincm 5dIoB 81
,SrobSoori, Geitcrreid, bon Oelt &C.
borOet oerboftet ipurOc, 3linlnl er
aid, Gberit in Ser ruiiiidJcu slrluce
iunr oOcr lit. Gr oppellirtc all Den
aoiicrfoni9 6ran5 Soicp6, iueIher
ihm ober ertl1rte, or f0nne IN Der
Sadc uidlts tbun. gIls CT ipeitere
geriltde naf)te, feline Srei6eit 5il.
eriangcn, lieB man ibm Die @abl,
cilttpeOer bis gum gn0e 0es Srieges
in oiterrci9iifer @efaneenid)oft sit
bIeiben oOer oos 2nlto 81 DerIniien.
Gr entId)ieo iid fir Oas 2estere
itno lit iest in Der Sdmci3.
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9lbeilinien flint nidlt NIT.

9font, iiber Berlin, Z. 9e3. gs
miro bierber eeueIOet, onB 9lbei-
itnien Dos frondoiiih.britiide Der.
longen Sruppen Su fenOen, Inn Die
Siirfen in Iegppten 0ll bef1lnpfen,
5uritdgetpieien bat.
8ulgarien erfl1rt cine griehiIde
glngnbe iiber Die 3uiammenSiebrig
bulgnriiher Srtppen fir gritn6los.
Die italienii6e aegierltng be-
idlagnabnlte eiuen portugieiiihen
3orpeooidges, pclder gu @eiua &C.
bout lpur0e.
Der 2onooner rGlobe~ 0robt IN
eineu fre9en 9lrtifel NIT Ser pou.
itdnOigen 8lodirung Der 9aoroieel
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sSyapans 9leid,stas in sitnus.

9ofio. Z Deg. - 9er Hei6sfd9
lit Belite in Sisine gefretcn. Gas
grogralnnl Der 0ppoiition lit iliigc.
nib. Baron Soto, glinilter 0es
gteiBcren, erflGrte in ciner 9Lilipro.
die, DoB iest feinc 3eit fir politifde
St0rlngen iei. IS iei aud Der
8uri6 oes aaiiers, DOB Die Gitung
ii9 obuc 3piitigteiten abipielc.
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Girnft in GhicaaD.

Chicago, Z. 0eS. FStn0fsoit.
ipaIt t6ovne crfIdrte, bob in0eliAcr-
neiie gegcn 0reibig Goliicibenirte
stufIoeen III Dem geaenip1rtia IdJiDe-
benoen GoIi3ei.geitedpalgs -gerf1b.
rem er6oben tpiir0en. 8ic Gedrltan
batten nidt mir 9cIte6lutgs9eloer
angenommen, ion0errt ben Sdipino.
lern. Gieben iiilp. iosar ausUeiss
farten allsgeiteIlt.
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susIanb ais DseIffaE.

2onoou. 7. Gp5. @roBbriton.
uien bot tuit RuBlanO EN- 9lbfora-
men getroffen, iponodD es ibm olf
cine Sen0ling bon odt gaiIlionet
8fltn0 Sterling bin eincn iueiteret
9etrog BON 12 Miaioncn 9flfno
Sterling rnIiiIder Sddtoritsnotet
obnininlt nnO oeren 3abitng anrnii.
firt
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yOOj 9enOntnte1l,,
&ulltll flihten!
Ser @eg mad @ari6an tit naD bits
fem neneten GrtOlg Der Deats
i9en Nrmee Offen!
Mud bic oeaerrei9er bebrdngtn bic RuNtn!

sic berflirten gniirten eldnbcn ia
uidt, ipns ibuer elm ebrIidl bcnfct-
Der Ylcnidb Ingt.)
(2oo5 1T oic 5iurifaroBte Stnot in
Rniiilh. .golen imo 51blt etfpo 4i5,.
900 Ginpobner onritrter biele
3entihe. Gs Ileet 70 W2eilcn flo.
ipeitIi6 bon @oridoit. Bei ben
mebrt6giecn a1lnpIen finO ouI bel.
Oen Seiten 3atienoe eefoIIen.)
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Slopitan bun @laller nadl 2unbun.

2onOon. Z. 9ea Gapit1n bon
0faIler, 8efcblsbaber Der 10 bcIoen.
boft eeenocten u@ntOen". miro aIs
arieesgefangener nod England be.
forbert peroen. 9aOur1 miro man
Dem Strcit aus Dem 8ege geben,
melher ipcacn Der @einneenitobntc
in pcridicoeiell 3beilen AiiltrolienS
olig5ubred)eit Orobtc. sSli aeuiilell
areiicn iuolItc man Dem topferen,
fiibnen Sccfopit1h bon NsilIIer ii.
lcn grobartigen Gn,piang bcreitcn,
lnoaeecn nioerc aSorteien lpicOer
5teIliule nnhnien.
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2abertp berIiert !s5anS.

9(ls ct nabe gibluuO, 9aebr., Iid
ouf Der ssogo bcfonO, TdoB Sob 90.
ncrtp, ein befoitiiter giebbqnOler
Gus Siib@Cn,aba, iid) aus 3ufan III
Die rcdlte Sdno, itito 3iu1r To lllt-
aliidlid), ooB iDnt Oieir abocrIunl-
met iper0eti nlubta.
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gOritaHb SsS sdneerbnnOes Icmmi.
gtshHitigt cmaha fir bic s66aks
tang Ose SaHgerfelttS nnb
trifft SOHHtas bier Gin,

eSli DER geltrlgen SlBlilig 0es Bors
itdnoce OeS S1nacrbunOcs oes 9toro.
ipeitcns in Chicago ipnr0e beidlloiicnI
OdS n1diie 5dnaerfeit Omaha jn
ii6ertraaen mo beihloiien, 3moba
iom n1d,iten Sonntag einen 9cinfD
ab3uitatteH, III Der Soiimrng, bic
giraer 81 pernnlniien ons 3elt gu
iibcrnebnem Tieics eebt aus iol.
aenoem Tclearallm bercor, ooS beIi.
te In Der SHrabd 2ribiine einaeInil.
len lit:
Gbicogo, 6. 9ej.
Ger 9oritauo bcaiinitiat Smaba
umO miro BORT n1dliten Sonntag
pr @erot6ung eintreiien, no6oemI
CT borhrr Die @ciilinlmg Der gin.
oespereine ionOirt bat.
1Bco. @. gebrrns.
Die Ser. Singer bon Chicago
iins nnitciucnO iulter Dem ginOrud,
Oob Omaha oas 5eit bereits formcll
ii6crnomintn bot, Ocnn folQcnOc Ge.
peidc lief beitc in Der Sinaba Gri.
6ime ein:
sGbicngo, 6. Gej.
g9ie Der Sanger BON Chicago
in ibrcr Dclegatcniibnng berianmueIt
9r1tuIiren Snlaba iino beripreden
ibnL oos cScIt itGrfcr ols ic 5uOor
| 81 6eiuden.
Mar Sirid}. Sefretdr."
sladl ocr Slblebnung oes Sanger.
| ieites our6 Genper tpnroe Oas
Sdngrrieit mebreren St6otcn on.
actragen, 0arlnttrr 9Seoria, SSQ., uno
Gapenport, Sa. 9Seoria lehntc, pie
Imir boron, ans Dem @riuOc al,
neil es nGhites nsobr oos gtotio.
male Sfnttollrnier ab5ubnlten bnt,
Oic 9elltiden aIio gcllug 5u tbun
ba6en.
gapenport beidGitigte li6 ernit.
Hid nit Der 6rdge Der ltebernoblnr,
bic ieooh nod slniidlt Der Soma
Reiorm Ihon oesholb umiiogli6 it,
neil 0os muderiidc giuIctgeics Die
abbaItpng cines groBen GoIfsieites
immoelih tnod)t, Ons itets eiucn
lgroben Gbeil 0es Seitfonoes lieiert.
Groboem uber beid)aifiat lid Der
Commercial GIn6 bort NIT oem
l1robIent, oos, ipie mir ous Dem
Gemofrdt erieben beute Slbeno ent.
litie6en iueroer ioll.
Serr sto. 8etericn, Geoafteltr 0er
Soma 9lciorm" idJreibt 6eute Der
Omaha Tri6iine: Gas Sdngerfeit
lnirS Smaba iibernebmen NJ il (.
fen; IS bIei6t nidts onberes iibrig.
Sic boben oaIiir allem gtniaeinc
nn6 Die ardite, Die uus iest bier
| febIen."
90 itebt olio oie Sade. Die
Omaha Eribiine erfIdrt Die Sn9laee
mic lie III, ohne miere 8iirser oen
einen o6er anOeren @eg beeinfIuiien
au pollen. @enn mir oas Set MN
nirflib iibernebmen nollen, mill.
fen Die oclttihen giirger oas ent.
iheiOenOe 8ort ipre1en. llniere
oeltiden Sauger baben Oos ia be.
reitS getbon. gI6er Das nIleill &c.
riiot nidt;; lie miiiien audi Die 8er-
iiterltng Der llnteritiibuug fer all.
gemeinen 9iirgeritaft boben. gllm,
fonmit Belt fomnlt Rath; mir mol.
len ieben, mas Die Serren bonn
9mO ndditen SOurtas gu iagen
9a6en.
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g).crfmiirbidc GntIdleibnua.

Wtooilon, Iebr., Z. Sea. - Cine
SSitrD iproh 5rnu 2oiira 4. GorreIt
cine gntidGbieltng bon $1,000 gegen
A S6oitfipirtbe slt, neil TIT Sobn
ourh einen HerIouer6itg einen 9lruE
Derloren ltn0 lid borber in 0cn Gcs
looms Der 8eflugten nitfgeboIteu
bate.
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fsiir Sic arieasluaiien.

Wenlo, itber 3foTn e Ne5. -
Ger omerifoniife @eneraIfoniilI
Or. s;obn Goporo sSotes fat nit
ben sllitdiloigcu 8eborocn gercinbo,
rin,gen beSiiglidj Der foIteuIpIcn
gobnbeforOcrlIng Der oliierifolliihei
Acknowledgment getroifen Ole fir
bic Durh Ocu 9rieg peripuiIten sein.
oct Deiltidloubs itlo GeItprrcid).
llnaorits britimtpt IinO
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Grofes nuitraIiIdcs Sdlladltidiff
futidI?

Berlin, 7. Qe5. (Girefte Oelitide
6unfennlelOung iiber SnpoiIle.) -
Gos oeutidlc onttlife @reBbircoii
tbeiIt Ocr grciic nit, 6oB Iait ei-
uer Gepeid)e Oes groBen @Iattes
oGorriere OeIlc Sera" IN @ailono
ocr oroBe oiiitraIilf britii6e
5hlnd)tififffreu5er pgluitraIia Der.
niiBt miro.
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gSuitt 2nae scrinoI,nf.

9lls CT belHe Uloreen otf Ser
9rooD ssglnno Citation Der Union
Gocfic 9abn &obIen oitfInnlnaItc,
ulir6e 6er 65-iobriae Charles Gph.
r1it bon Dem oitipGrts Gebettnen gcr.
ionensu1 SO. is erfdBt iino aers
nldIntt. Der &o6t trot nlif osr
Steas CIV ~w