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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-14
RUBIN TuSM

Will cure your Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns. Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price Csc
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-14

Mrs. Matte Speight is reported il
at her home on South Olive street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-14
For Weakness ana LOSS or Appetite

: he Old Standard general strengthening tonic
TASTELESS chill TONIC. drives out
Malaria and builds up the system. A true tonic
snd sure Appetizer. For adults and children. 5or
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-14
B00STERS TO VISIT
FORTY-TWO TOWNS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONH

plies.
Wertheimer. L. & r. wholesale
liquors.
The Schedule.
The train will leave Pine Bluff at
1880 Tuesday morning, and will be
onerated on this schedule:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-06-14

On the return trips stops will
again be made at Buckner, Waldo,
Mcneil. Miner, Stephens, Ogemaw,
Buena Visto. Finn and Camden.
Ar Mcneil ............. $40 p. m.
Nv. Mcneil ............. $50 p. m.
Ar. Magnolia ............ $40 p. m.
~ s~1>4
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29
Weather Indications.

Dew and fog both indicate fna
weather; while remarkable clearness
OF the atmosphere is one OF the most
80" "'""'e'io ~tora ~ coming rain
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29
.NEWSOF THE RIVERS

stage Of river 1871 feet fall OF
IS during he ing - he1r'
Rivfr Forecast.
Decreasing stages will he prevail
tnt durine the Hcxs few days
II. T. lINpl.EY,
Local fortcastor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29
LARGE AUDIENCE
SHOULD GREET
GOVERNOR DUNNE
Concluded from Page ons.)

meet Governor Dunno at Halliday,
1890 n. m. today: W. ]. Johnston,
w. H. Sutherland. W. A. Mcknight,
Jas IL. Galligan. Chas. Cunning
ham. John 3. Grcaney, ellis Cox,
II. II. Aisthogpe, Geo. Parsons,
Samuel White, DR.. Grinstead, +. A.
Smith. P. II. Schulz. Chas. Feuchter,
Rruce Magee, F. T. Langan, II. 5.
Antrim, NJ. s. Garter. n. V. Lewis,
Herman Weber, Il c. kerth, II. II.
Halliday. c. c. Terrell. Geo. Becker,
Jno. S. Aisthorpe. G.. C. Miller ].
p. Peterson, y. Hueher. Chris Beck,
0ris Hastings, Ira HASTINGS. Thos.
Kcefe, H. +. Halliday, Frank s.
Reed, Otto j. Fair, ]. d. Ladd Guy
p. ElChenherger, Il. J. Hall, John
II. Jones, George T. Carnes, l.. H..
Mussman. Arthur Mattingly, Adolpn
kaufman, II II. Legg, Charles f.
Miller.
Every citizen is invited to attend
the reception.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29

seem as determined as ever 20 take
Dunkirk and Calais and are vast
ing men with great prodisality
The allied squadron OF destroyers
ind monitors is reported to be hold
ing the entire coast line from near
Ostend to south Of Dunkigk, and to
Lave driven the Germans inland
.-om two to four miles.
The Germans are reported to be-
laying mines from near Ostend to
zee Brugce aud To be directing thcir
submarine operations from the lat
ter port, which is connected with
Bruges by 4 deep canal.
The German heavy artillery IS in
action all along The north, hat they
have made no attempt TO bring any
Of their heavy siege guns to the
front.
The hchting on the eastern
French frontier continues without
Interruption. despite the fact thai
at certain points snow has been re-
ported falling. II is stated tha
but substantial progress is now he
ing made at every point and The Al:
of optimism, which disappeared
when the Germans forced the User
again. is very much IN evidence
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29

Paris. OF. 2S.-The German
forces attempted q violent right at
tack in the vicinity of Craorne last
night. only 70 be repulsed with
heavy losses, according to today 5
1nicial announcement
The 3 o'clock statement tele-
gra9hel here from Bordeaux was
unusually optimistic in tone. l.
declared that the German attacks
between Niauport and Arras were
becoming less violent, Indicating
hat the force Of the German as
sault on the extreme left has been
slackcncd.
North and east Of Inres end be
tween Camhrin and Arras the allies
are declared - be steadily sdyanc-
irg and the Germans are also suf-
fuing severe casualties at these
points The French are also ad-
'anCinE in tho Woeyre district
Perrin. vic The Hague, Oct 2&.--
although Tire German War Onioe
Omitted today that the fighting in
Belgium has been Of the most des-
nerate character With heayy losses
n both sides only the greatest OPP
imism was expressed as to the Ill
Innate success Of the ctmpaign Row
icing directed against the seaport
tiles.
9TH enemy has offered stubborn
resistance statement from tho
war o1ice declares, but their loss s
have been enormous in the adyau,,
of oar troops who are fgl ting with
Tie greatest bravery"
Charges have hetn made that the
seryian army has slau ghtered nu
merous nOncombatants. Germans
in Croatia aud Slayonia have ar.
pealed Cor aid. declaring the Serb,
ARE burning and looting on ever!
hand
Paris. Oct Adyices from tn,
iouh today say that there was {
sight let up in }he Eehtnr alon.
he NieHpolt-DiNmude line les
night, hut that at other points tn,
baule continued without interrupt
| tion.
The w~rt =, '~~s~ ID rein
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29
PUBLIC NOTICE
OF CHANGE IN STREET
CAR SERVICE

Due to repairs being made to
pavement IN Commercial avenue,
from 18th to l4th street, it is neces-
sary to make q temporary change
in street car service.
All city cars will use Washing
ton avenue between goth and Sth
street. Southb9und cars will run
over Sth street and down Halliday
avenue, over End street and up
Washington avenue. Walnut street
cars south will switch over from
Commercial avenue at Goth stree
to Washington and north CONNER
eial avenue cars switch from Wash
ingtcn to Commercial avenue
Goth street.
The Owl car will run north o.
Commercial avenue from tho brea
around tho outer belt and up Com
mereial avenue to 18th street. re
turning over the same route tn
other way. a ~
lnterurban cars Will transfer pas.
sengers at between 14th and 15t
streets on Commercial avenue
II will be necessary to ccntin,
this service during Thursday, Fri
t'ay and Saturday. Effort will b
made to restore service to norma
on Sat J dav evening, Ind drrinr
no period of interruption every ef
fort will be made to give patron
good service.
Cairo Electric e. Traction Co.
BY W. F. Crossley, Gen. Supt
29-3
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29
WHY NO PUBLISH IT.

When YOU want a fact to become
generally known, the risht way Is t.
publish il. Mrs. Joseph Kallans,
Peru, Ind, was troubled with belch-
ing, sour stomach and frequent
headaches. She writes, 81 feel it my
duty TO tell others what Chamber.
lain's Tablets have done for me
They haze helped my digestion and
regulated my bowels. Since usinE
them / have been entirely well.
For sale by all dealers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29
II txplals brazilian rereass.

rhe immense toreats OF rosewood
ana other hard ind valuable voodt
found in the southern part Of the state
oH Bahia. Brazil. which have never
before had thorough trial In com.
uerce, have tempted three American
companies TO Segin exploitation. Con.
cessiona have been obtained from the
Brazilian government and operations
begun ca forest land ehutting Oh
small rivera aovlng into the Allan
TIA
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29
Wsf Would You Do

.-~fNere are many times when one
man questions another's actions and
motives Men act differently under
different circumstances The quos-
zion is what would You do right now
if you had 4 severe cold Could
yOu do better Than to take Chamber
aims Cough Remedy II is highly
recommended by people who have
used it for years and know its value
Mrs. o. L. Sargent. Peru. Ind.
says. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Is worth rs weight in gold and
take pleasure in recommending it.
For sale by all dealers.--Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29

A sman gil o. six seated in 4
front row OF tie circus, ~atehe.
knowingly a dozen and more eli
plants go silently through taeir tricks
The dappe- little trainers frequent az
Acknowledgement of the audiences appre-
citation evidently annoyed the little
lady Unable to further endure his
seeming conoeit she cried out, Nov
man you Just keep still. You ain
dom a thing, SO we amt cla2pin
you."--NationA Monthly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lyman G. Kilgore "a, of Remit,
ly1n county. Ky, and Made 0iiyer,
S. Of EddyYille, Ky.
Nathan j. YucRer, II and Willi'
McChristan, IS, both If LaCertor
Ny.
Robert P. Eagle, -. of Reading,
IA, and Jeanette Berry IS, Of
New York City,
Fred l.. Stoner. 81 of Cunning.
ham, Ky, and Freda NJ, Mifflin, Is,
Of Lovelaceville. Ky.
H.n.y Hayekost, -, and Virtue
McInturff,, 10, both Of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29

s.uup. -~T,-s-zUs
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29

II YOU are grateful to Governor
Tunre for the S250,0G0 site appro.
rriation for our city levees, surely
vou will show vour appreciation by
attending the Governors meeting
IT the 0nera House at eight o'clock
his evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29

Every man end woman in the
cjtv. regardless q nolitieal prefer
ences. oushs to attend Governor
rrnne's m,etin7 a. the ope'a House
tonight. 10 resident oi Cairo
shcnld ever for2et the Governor
nr,me was the msn "-ho mtdc i
n,s,lb'e - seerrA tHe st2t anpFo'
nriation cf $4,000 iar oj: lcTecs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29
CLAIM GERMANS ARE
FAILING BACK ALL
ALONG THE LINES
Concluded from Page one.J

irving there this morTing from
Bugcs and OsteHd reported fierce
lighting last night between those
cities. The allies are said to have
made hayonet attacks. The news
PAPER adds that the Germans are
taking heavy guns 10 Ostend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-29

Few murder trials in the past
half dc4sn years have attracted 81
much attention as that of Mrs
lorrn,e c. Carman at Freeport, l..
l., charged with the murder OF Mrs
Louise Bailey, June So &rs Daihy
was SHOT TO death In the Office u.
Or. CaIman, the haad containing
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
2n G6rrn Ner C9efnIlenen.

9Sewport, 81. S, +. SUM.
Die Daatroien ocr Wlorine.llebungs.
Stotion lno Solooten oer Sorts OIL
Scr g2orragoniett-@ -@oi pobntcn ge.
fern cinem 65ottcS0ienit 5u @bren
Der in @ero Gru5 gefoaeuen @1o.
rineicIootcn bel. 9(u6 ole bier itatio.
nirten glrmec. uno Observation-Disclosures
maren in boiler Uniform ompeicno.
Ger @ottcsoicnIt ionO in Der Ser.
cinietcn Congregational Stride unter
gIlItIten8 bieIer bieiigcr @elltlihen
ltott. Dic g1onensliite Der @eTalle'
ncn perloS Der 4ommanonnt Der
llcbings Station, aopitdn yfoger
@eacs, moroui gum lettcn gppell
eetronlnclt wuroc. S8dbrcno peg
aon3cn @ottcsoienites woren olle
Sloegen ouf Sol6malt gebiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02

@IoDerSbillc, 9E.Y., 1.Suni.
~ Syn Sarotoqo, elmer 16 N}eiIen
norolb bon bier Iicgenocn Sommcr-
friic6e, fan0 man om Somitag ipGt
sic 2ci6c elmer iimgeu 6rou, mcIde
ocitern ais sic Scr 2O.iGbrigcn @rb-
moherin Syrcnc Sutton ans 9root-
I'm i0entifi5irt mur0en. 0ie 2ei6e
log inter elmer 9tllticbbobn. Sin
@ein mar ge6roGeu umo oer 5dGOcl
eilqeihIoqen, oiBerOem botte Iic
Soto6i6iirfirngen om eon5en &or-
per. Scr S6criff S6erborO bon
Sutton. GountD bat cine griinOlid)e
llntcrIuhung cingclcitct, ga ser Ser
oont porIieqt, Dab Ser 500 oui Gin
&er6re@cn 5uriid5ufiibrcn 1T.
Gin geitcrn 9ao6nittog ouf Ser.
lonqen oes Goroners SSrigbt BON
glort6oille imo oeS 0iitriftsompoltS
Goiicou BON GjloDersDiae borqenonls
mener 9luocui6cin i6eint obcr ga.
raul binauipciien OoB Oas @3doden
hur6 cincn Saa bon ser &utidbo6n
getootct wlrOc. 9isber boben iib
icoo6 Die 9e6orocu imionit bemiibt,
sSemonOen 81 fmOcn, DER iie oiii Der
Gitid6obn geie6en bate, piepobl
iic in @cielli1aft mebrerer @crionen
I'M &orfe mar. 9ie Gage, in mel6er
sic 2cibc gefliuOen purSe, lmO oie
9(rt Scr Gerlebingen bobcn Oie 9c
b6roen 3u Der @ernmtbuna oefiibrt,
ooB Ger 500 OeS Nldodens Our6 ci.
men llnfaa 0crurio6t puroc. IT SRI.
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3nm @nnScSienatur anSerIe6en.

Srontfort, aDy 1. SUM. TT
Gouoerucur s. g. @ScGreor9 bat be-
fonnt gegeben, or wcroG om 16. SUM
s. g. Gomoen BON @ooOforO- -Gouutp
gum 9unoesienotor ernennen ais
9|obfolger ocS perItorbenen 9un0cS.
Senotors gS. 8. 9roOlep. Camden
miro, mie es beiBt, Oie @rnenming
onne6men imO audi fir Sen fltr6en
Senotsternlin con0ioircn ser nit
ocn gIoDcuberpoblen beginner unO
am A. W2Gr5 1915 cnOigen miro, nm
pelde 3eit ser regulGre iehsidbrige
Serniin 0es gtobfolgerS @raoleD'S
beginncn miro. Sir bei6e &crmine
lino audi nod on0ere GonoiOoten in
SeIoe, Oaritnter ser friibere @ouDer-
nelir 8edbom. Camden lit Der Sors
iibcr oes 0emotratilden @refittiD-
Comitc's oeS Staotes, elm betanntcr
&feroe3ii6ter uno Der Sobn oes ber-
itorbenen 9unOesienotors s. 9t.
Gainoen bon @eit-girginien.
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rung ser 5obrtaeidminoiafcit,
S6lieBen ser S6otten, 60ufiges
@orucn ourd Sirencniignale, ouf.
merfiome 9eo6o6tlng ser ltnteriee.
gloden, @ohiomfcit auf ser Bride,
g9idtigfeit oes 9otenS lnO 9ereit6ol.
ten ser &ettinaSboote gum iofortigeE
9Iusi6wingen. Ger @erfoiier mlB
ober 3uaebeu, ooB ale Oieie @egen'
moBregeln feline abiolute @emd6r
ser Sider6eit bieten @enu oieie
aatoItrop6en pie sic iiingite Ser.
gangenbeit .ipic0er ge3eigt babe, ou8
rnoermciolib ieieu 10 iei es oie
6o6ite &ili6t Ser Sdifia6rttrei6ens
oen ouf groBhn6glide Gorii6t I'M
S6iffa6rtsbetrieb ST. oriugen uno
sic 5uoerldiiigiteu 9etrie6smittel sur
9lnmenOimg 81 6ringen.
Eie Oeuti6eu 9lGtter 6eridten
ii6er Sen llutcrgoug ser a@mpreB Of
SSrelono" GuBcrit ouSiiibrlib, betlo-
aen sen ungc6clrcn Menibenperluit
uno oriidcn in 6er3lihen @orteu i1r
ticfes Nlitgefii6l ans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
Sutcrnatiunulcr GiIcnbn6ner.
gSer6an0.

Bottom @toii., 1. SUM. II SluS
peri6ieOenen @ereinieungen bon 81
ienboDns9[ngeitellten muroe geItcrit
Elm tenlporGrer @erbonO orgoniiirt,
Ser es iid gum 8wede gernodt bat,
Gin beIlercs GinDernebmen 5piibcn
@iicnbo6n 9(ngeiteaten @iienbobn,
Gorporotionen un0 Dem Yublifum
bcrbci5ufiibrcn. 0ic @1ogIi1feit be.
Itcbt, ooB GborIes @. Wleaen, Scr
cBemaIiee BrdIioent scr ngleu.sSo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
Wier Nufer eine8 Wron0cg.

@ingbomton N.O. 1. SUM.
@eiteru NIoracn ging bier Oas
&ouS BON gatrid O'grien an Der
SibcrtD. .StraBe pabrideinlib infolge
fcIicn in 6loumen oiif OoB Der in
ocm 6jcb1uoc mobubaftc 0aidacl
Sorrigon mclhcr 70 ihpere Scr
Ilblugcn erIitten bot, oob er hidt
predcn fonn ouf ser Sreppe nit
ciner 8etroIeumiompc 5u Sale ton
9Sicr &erioncn, 6rou Gacn G'@rien
uno ibre iehsidbri9e Godter W2orgo.
ret, glnna Gallagher mo 0lorD Con.
nelp, fanOeu in oeu 6lommcn ibren
500. Den beiocn Sobnen 0'9ricn's,
92idoel iin0 SbomoS, wclhc I'M 9(ls
ter BON odt reip. 5ebn Sobrcn iteben,
qclang cs, iid 8u rctten in0am iie
aus ciucm 5eniter ocS 8lpeitcn Stod.
merits ipronaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02

6ciier 5u unterri6ten, boiit man and
cine Before 9eritonOigung 6eioeI
glationen 6er6ei5ufiibren. Dan mill
namentli6 ser @er6reitlng 6oswillii
aer Sebnad)ridteu oorbeugen mo
ouf 6ei0en Seiten ein lie6e0olleres
Ginaeben auf Oie notionaleu Gigen-
tbiimlidfciten oeS 9ladbarDolteS
6er6ei5uiii6reu iudeu
Die Gonieren5 enpiie6lt feruer,
Dob alle Streitfdae 5wiibcu Oeu 6ei.
Sen @6lfern einen S6ieOSgeri6t I'M.
ter6reitet perOen iolleu ooS iadlid
uno borurt6eilslos etuaige oifen.
fuuoige Observation-Disclosures
priiien rmo 6eieitigen ioll
g(tteutat Derbin0ert.
9tIboa Spanien I. SUM. -
Snfantin @laria Oe la @a3, Die Sante
Oes aoniaS 9aionS, bate geItcrn, ais
iie Die Stride perlieb, Elm fnoppcs
@ntfommeu BON i9wereu @erlebun.
gen. gine 6rou pie iicb ipdter 6er-
ausitelte, cine Srriiunige, mollte
Der Snioutiu cine dbcnOc SGurc in
ooS @eiidt ibiittcn, mltrOe abcr
re6t5eitig bon Ser 9oli5ci Ooron Der.
6iuoert. 9ei i6rer lluteriu1ung er.
fldrte sic l5dteri1 iie ici cine 9rin.
3eiiin mO babe 0ieieHige 6ron Die
iicb oen i6r ge6ii6reuoen %lab ouge.
maBt babe, itraieu pollen.
03ilitdrmuieum 6eito 6len.
9uris, I. Simi II Ginige nit
GoelIteiueu beieete @oficu bon gro
Bem g9ert6e iino aus Dem 0lilitdr.
muieum oes SuoaliOen6ouies geito5-
len morOen. Garrtter lit Gin nit
Giamanteu beiester Gold aus Dem
odt5e6nten So6rbunocrt Der iib
emit I'M @eiib oes Goiiers BON China
beiano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02

GonncIlSbille, ga, 1.Snni.
gluf ser Gonneaspille.0ioiiion
scr Baltimore uno Sbios9obn" bel
GooPS N1ins. oitlib bon bier, ent.
alciite geiteru cine leergebenoc Ser.
ioucn5ue Sofomotipe. 5iinf 9obn.
lnte, meldc ouiaeitieacu worcm I'M
nod ibrcr 9lrbeifsitdttc nii5uiobren
rnrocn onrb @crbriibeu gct0otet,
uno 8pei crIiiicn lcbcnsaciabrIi1c
&erlcbitnaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
ben Sobu~ an Die Spite Oes Ser.
bonoeS treten ioa, Scr NIT Der 8elt
international gemo6t weroen ioll.
GSwim S6ulOf bun Der SarOurO &C.
itUr6en.

9 tom Wfoilv I. SUM. n g0'
min SbuloB, ooruaIs 2ebrer freTll.
Scr Sproden an ser llniOcriitdt ~
gsicn lno Sulebt 9lufieber ocr Stn,
0enten Scr n&orporO-ll llniberIitdt
wuroc gcitern 9lbeno in ieinem 3inl'
mer neben eincm oifenen @os6oDll
toot ouigefunoen. 0ie dr6tIide lln'
tcriu6irng crgab, OoB CT SeIbitmorO
Gcgongcn bat. SbuloB mar 60 Sabre
alt unO Dor cincm Sabre aus Sart'
foro, Conn, bierber iiberiieoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
Sans SdlmiOfs glugabcn uube-
itatiat.

Rem 9orf, 1. SUM- @ulfs,
GiitriftsompaIt 0clebontp uno Elm
pelonoerer Stob bon Deteftipen bo.
ben oos ouecbIi6e @eitdnoniB oes
pegeu grntororng Scr glnna glnnill'
Ter gum Eooe oerltrt6eilten eDemali.
aeu SiilfspfarrcrS SonS Sbnllot
nadgepriift mo iin0 5it Der lleber.
8cueilua geIougt BOB Der @lonn &c
Idminoclt bat. @r bcbauptetc Dor
Ginger 3eit, icinc @elicbtc iei on Den
solgen elmer crinlineIlcn Spcration
qcIiorbcn. Gr botte oofiir oudl3eugen
onacecben, oic i6n jcood oesobouirs
ten.
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fScner in WleSfurN, DAM,

W1e0forO, Wiaii., I. SUM. Z.
Gin 5cler ScrIt0rte bier geItern orel
SSo6nbduier imo cine 6abrif. Scr
Gdooen bctrGgt gegen $4,000 rno
40 9erioncn murOen obooblos. Dle
Tabrif BON Sermm q. @liles, ~
iueIGer oaS Seuer ousbrad, liegt ~
ser O}dbe oeS McOforo Square, an
llfer oes W1DItic 9iiper. DaS 6euer
griff 10 rolcb Inn iid, 0oB 80 booenoe
Gno6en nidbt mcbr inn Ston0e worelb
iib i1re ouf Dem llfer 5ltrild gelolle'
nen Glcioer 8u boIen.
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GeIbitmOrO einer @arictc.gIrfiitin.

R ; la D | b + a. Ya., /. SUM.
II 9ta6oem iic bon ibren Siebbobcr
aus 9ltIoutic GitD eincn 9rief nit
ocr 9ladri6t erbolten bate, oaB CT
lid in Sen S0ean itiir5cn wcroe, be.
CAB ii6 SRI. @oreoret Sber6urne,
cine @ariete 9lrtiitin aus giep.Dorf,
in oos Sous ieiner Ntlttter IN Dat
Zane, rno ais iie ooielbit crfobren
batte. oaB er nidt 5n Sniie ici uuo
CAB Die 08iitter eincn dbnlidcn 9rief
crbaIten bottc, eing iic auf Die @ieie
Dor Dem Souie uno icboB iih in Die
S6l1ie. Der 800 erfolste iofort.
griefe, peI6e in ibrem 9ieiiefoifer
gefunoen purOen, 5eieen, ooB iie IN
@oponne, g&..S. cine Sdmciter bat.
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Sutton batte friiber in @loOerSoille
gcpobnt lmo ibre 6amilie lebt IN
GaIifornien.
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Oerte Sta6l mo iene 6omilie ani !
ser mcgitanii6eu 9o6n no9 &era |
Gru3.
9lrge gnttGuidung.
Gampico 81. @fai. (oer-
ipdtct). Ger llmitano, OaB bic @e-
Idditst6Gtigfeit in Gampico uno Tim |
ge6ung, namenfli6 I'M Seloiitritt, !
Ieit ser @eicelug Our6 bic Gonititu-
tionaliiten ni6t in pollcm NloBc mic
scr aufgcnommen murOe, Oiirite na1 |
0em Gafiir6olten Ser MorineiolOa-
ten oen 5uriidfe6renOen 5lii6tlingen |
6etrddtli6e 9erlegeu6eiten perurio-
6en.
Der Gonlpfer nGitD Of Sompico"
lit nit meiteren oier5ig 3uriidfebren-
Sen BON @alpeiton bier augefommen
momit sic 3a6l ser Slii6tlinge oui
200 geItiegen lit. 9tir wenige BON
i6nen mer0cu i6re S6dtigfeit iofort
mieoer oifnc6men f0nnen inO eS
ideiut, 0aB nod einigc @o6cn Dcr-
| irei6cn peroen, beOor olle Selon-
lagcn mieoer in pollem 9etrie6 iein
merOen.
9lus Ocm 0iitrift 5miiden Sampi-
co un0 Gan 9uis @otoii, no ii6 cine
anerifanilde Golonie beiinOet, fam
gcItern Oie 9la1ri9t, Dab ale ameri-
fanii6en 9lniieOlcr bis oif 5e6n ge-
5plmgen muroen lire 9eiibungen
81 perlaiien. Sie merOen bon Der
einen Saftion mie BON ser anoeren
pcrfolgt.
Gieic 9lo6ri6t iiber oie Gerbdlt-
niie Der Golonie fomnit bon s. S.
6air6aufS BON Sfloboma, melder
iiingit aus Dem @eiGngniB in &oOri-
gue3 ireigeloiicn nur0e.
Ger ein5igc @runo ieiner Scr
6aftlmg mar Ser geweien, OoB er ni@t
I'M Stonoe mar, Our9 9ofumcnte
na65upeiien, ooB cr Elm amcrifani
Id)cr 9iirger lit. 0ieie Toflmcnte
bcionoen ii6 in ieiner einige @leilcn
entiernten @o6mmg. 9ie Oorrilden-
sen Gonititltionoliitcn batten Oie6o-
oeraliiten in bic Slu6t geidlogen unO
6airbanfS sic 6rei6eit wieOergcgc.
ben. Spdter criubr cr, OoB Oic @on-
ItitiitionaliIten feline 9elibumg &C.
pliinoert 6a6en.
Sine om Santlta9 bon Eanlpico
ausgeIanote 9lbt6eiIung BON Goniti-
| tlltionalilten 0ro6te oen glmerifmer
@alter Surncr nit Dem EoOe, menn
CT i6ncn Oen &oiieni6ranf Der @or.
tc5'i9en Oelanlage, 8u Ocreu 9emo'
dung er 5uriidgeloiien worOen mar,
nidt ofincn miiroc. Sie itclltcn i'm
an cine g8ono un0 Oro6ten i'm 5u err
I6ieBen, porouf Der ibr @crlangen
criiiltc. sSat @aIoidranf 6eiauoen
ii6 MIR 5wei 9Seios.
General Go6allero'S Iebte Snfor.
mationen lauten Oo6in oaB General
Garron8a in 0arrongo meilt, a6er
6alo ua6 Gompico 5ii fommcn beo6-
iidtigt. Die 6ieiige @arniiou lit sur
3eit nit Sen militdriiden Opcratio-
ncn mlr in loier @erbin0lmg. Sic
bat nlr oie g(ufgobe Eompico 81 bal-
ten, pclc9eS gelpiiiermaBen Oie 9aiiS
Scr Spcrationen 6ilOen ioll.
GonitttutionoIifen Der
0So ffcnlanOung err
rcgt.
Tie Gun0c BON Scr 9anoung BON
@affen lrno Whmition in Yucrto @le.
rifo our6 Oen Gampfer ngpirangn"
traf bier crit geitern nit 9lnfilnit oet
,GitD Of Nlcrifon bon @eru Gri5 Gin
rno madtc ciuen tiefen @inorud auf
sic GonititutionaIiiten. General @a-
6ollero iprob iit6 iiber Oie @}elOung
nid)t aus, ionoern er idgte, er merOc
o6lpartcn, bis er offi8ielIc Nhtt6ci-
lma ii6cr sic Sadie er6olteu babe.
Syniolge elmer fleineu Storing Der
9h6c, sic Iic6 am Samitng in Som-
pico crcignctc, miro oas gerbot Oes
9}prfo,,iS hcrntihen0er @ptr1nfc nit
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Syn g8int6cTter, 0loii.,

= ~ gNIllWVTlVI1 WluT1v W
rton ole 2eihe BON 6reoerid p
Gaiott, cinen 9(nwolt aus 9oItoI1
nit Our6i6oiieucm &opfe i'm Seller
ccs SoulcS bon SRI. 9loelaioe ser
rca, no CT iid befoItiote. elliott
meldcr in Scr Iebten Belt meIon1o'
Iii6 acpeien iein ion, ideiut itg
icl6it cridoiieu 81 6aben.
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Gbemior,
VrinjrfFn MsirIO bOn
@OntenegrO.
09egen ibres Wattem So
capabcn an Der Ofebiera.

Ger Sobu oes aonies glitoIaus bon
W1onteuegro bate in letter Sal
Jon in 02issa oieI bon iih reOen
sema6t. OeTtrei6 uuo Sta.
lien uod glniidt Der Diplomatic
fir Rllbe in gllbonien bnftbar.