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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-11
CONTRACT FOR JOCKEY
NEYLoN BRINGS $4,000
[rN1rrp pnrss IrAsrp w1Rr

Portland, Or, Feb. 1.-THE contract
for Jockey Anthony Neylon has been
sold by John W. Shore, of Memphis,
Tenn, to j, F. Livingstone, of Chicago,
for $4,000. Neylon, who is here visit
ing relatives, made the announcement
today. The contract calls for Neylon's
services for three years more.
NeylOn, who is but 16 years old, is
one of the leading jockeys of America
He has had very successful season at
Juarez, and is here on a short leave Of
absence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-11
UNDBRTAKBR LOSES JOB.
trNIrrp rHEss LEASED WHEEL

Hoquiam, Wash, Feb. 1l.--Called to
the home of Sam Ranichich, today, to
prepare for burial the infant Ranicich
son. Mrs. c. c. Pinnich, undertaken,
heard the baby gasp when she lifted the
supposedly lifeless body. She wrapped
the child in cotton and warm clothes
aud it started to cry and kick. Indi'
cations are that the infant will live.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-11
FIRST TIME LEGAL HOLIDAY.

Portland, Or, Feb. 1.-THE birthday
Of Abraham Lincoln will be observed
in Oregon tomorrow for the first time
as legal holiday. The last Legislature
passed a law TO this effect.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-11
BABIES DIE NEEpLEssLY

Washington, Feb. 11.--Making her
first annual report to Labor Secretary
Wilson, Miss Julia G. Lathrop, chief Of
the federal children 3 bureau, esti.
mated that 100000 American babies
died last year and said at least half
would have lived under proper hygienie
and sanitary conditions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-11

Governor West this morning gave
out the following letter addressed to
the State Board Of Fish and Game Com
missioners:
/ have been handed a report show.
ing expenditures from the game protec.
tion fund during the past three years,
which shows, in round numbers, the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-11
Evors Is Summoned.

New York, Feb. 1l.--President Tener,
of the National league, telophoned TO-
day to Evers to come to the Waldorf
Astoria hotel, where the National
league magnates are meeting.
Hank O'Day, the new manager Of the
Cubs, said that II Evers will not play
with his team he will get another sec.
ond baseman Immediately
Confors with Evers.
President Gilmore Of the Federal
League conferred here this afternoon
with Eyers. Later Gilmore said no
would not offer Eyers contract until
It was found that his dismissal by
Murphy cancelled his five year con.
tract with the Cubs.
owe have $9O0O0,OoO back Of us, "
said Gilmore, "and we are willing to
pay some Of It for such players as
Eyers We know what we are up
against and we also know the hest way
to use our money"
james Gaffuey owner Of the Boston
National league club, this afternoon
confirmed a report that he had offered
Murphy $4,000 FOR Evers
Has Nothing Against Murphy
Evers reached the Waldorf Astoria at
A o'clock and was given the "glad
hand by the magnates gathered there.
Before comforting with Governor Tensr,
Evers saidi
ri have nothing against Murphy,
CONTINUED on page 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-11
The Weather

The Dickey Bird
says Oregon, rain
west, rain or snow
east portion to.
night and Thurs
day. southeastily
winds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-11
UNITED PRESS LEASED WHEEL

Philadelphia, Feb. 1l.-That social
ism is the central political issue to-
which the country is coming was the
opinion expressed by ex.President Taft
in an article on "The Future Of the Re-
publican Party in this week s issue Of
the Saturday Evening Post, just out.
The ex.president's view is that his
party not only is not done for but that
It's greatest work IS before it, in com.
batting this doctrine. lie does, indeed,
outline for IL a constructive program
mentioning many Of the things be be-
lieyes it should do when next afforded
an opportunity "But before and OF
higher Importance than all Of these, 4"
he says, "is the rescue Of the country
from the serious danger to which it is
exposed in this attempted undermining
Of our stable civic liberty"
Talks Of His own Troubles
The writer, in speaking Of the last
national election, rcfrains from using
the first personal pronoun referring to
himself instead as, "tbe republican can.
didate. " He did not, he admits freely,
prove strong vote getter attributing
his poor showing to the severe crti.
cism and attack 10 which he had been
subjected throughout the preceding 4
years. to Representations or misrepro'
sentations Of his personality motives
and sympathics and 10 unfair accounts
Of the Chicago convention widely cir.
culated through Colonel Roosevelt q
genius In the matter Of securing pub
lefty"
Says Progrossives Doomed.
But, he asks, will the electors who
east their 5alots for Colonel Roosevelt
at the laA election remain members Of
the progressive party' Those who real
| " believed in les platform win, he con.
cedes Otherwise, It Is his view that
the party already shows signs Of disi
tegntion
"The truth is," he says, "that the
progressive party was born In a passion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-11

am satisfied, upon an examination
Of the expenditures, that the same re.
suits as have been obtained can be had
through the expenditure Of far less,
and I would recommend that the ex.
penditures for this year be so regulat.
ed as to have the amount not exceed
100000, which IS s375OO less than ex.
pended last year, and to this end 1
would suggest the following budget!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-11
Twenty Thousand People Sign
Petition Agreeing to Boy
cott National.
ACTION DUE TO IDEA
EvERS LIKED FEDS
President Murphy Also An
gered by Remarks Made
by Manager Of Cubs.
BY HUGH FULLERTON.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRnI


,harge Of johnny Evers as manager Of
he Chicago Cubs by Charles Webb Muir
,hy today caused an eruption in Chi-
,ago baseball circles.
During the forenoon q petition word
ID, "never again." was circulated
against the National league club. It
was signed by more than 10000 per-
SONS, who agreed to support the Feder.
ii league club here when the Chicago
Americans were away from home
Murphy's action, is was asserted, was
due to suspicion that Evers was flirt-
ing with the Federals. A month or
more ago Evers remarked that "all
D fellow has to do to get rich is to biz
Murphy in the nose" He meant by
this that the Club players were rebel.
ling because those who refused to obey
orders were rewarded by being sent to
other clubs, where their salaries were
raised while the faithful boys got moth,
ing.
Murphy is Angry.
This made Chubby Charley" angry.
Later Evers said to me joldngly: eco
over to Federal league headquarters and
sec what they will give for me-" Muir.
ply also heard Of this. Later Evers
said to me; "The Federals saved my
job for me. Murphy intended to fire
me as manager but the new league
made him change his plans, I"
At this time Murphy had excluded
Evers from his private office,
Warns Murphy of Danger.
Later Evers warned Murphy that the
Federals were becoming dangerous. He
was informed of theirplans and advised
Murphy to get mis- players signed up as
quickly as possible. AT that time II
Club players remained unsigned. Mur.
ply scoffed and delayed, but soon ho
became frightened and summoned Evers
to his office. Then Johnny got busy,
Travelled $4,000 miles and signed up
most Of the players,
Up to the day he went to New York
Evers believed that his clashes with
Murphy were ended, and that Murphy
had agreed not to attempt to override
the orders of his manager again.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-11

It may be that the expenditures for
January and February, which have been
running as in the past, might make the
keeping within the proposed limit seem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-11

clude classification Of the expenditures
for December, estimates have been made
for that month in arriving at the di.
vision Of expenses hereinafter made.
It would appear from the statement
rendered that the following expendi.
lures were made during the year 1875
,u d.. Al no,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-11

Continued on page 81
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HuOieDelt tritiiirt 8ilion.

6piter Ban, %. 0}oi. - Scam
bat 9iooiepelt iidJ einen Gag I'M
5hoBc ieiner 1Samilie aus9erubt
nls Ct iih pieoer 1T Die EoIitit
Itiirjtc, oiele 2elcgrolnme uuo 8rie,
fc an 5ii6rer oer Broqreiiiuen 8or.
tel oiftirte uuo Die GrfI1rung abgab
oaB CT I'M gonjen 2anoe im SSnte'
relic 0ieicr @ortci Rcoen balteil
ipiirOG. Gr bat icinem SSreiulOt
sSobnion teIcgrapbirt, 0aB er enni
California fir ibn nItilnlpen" miro
3ie 0altlrng Der g8ilion 9tOui,
niltrotion i'm Golpmbiaoertraa pur,
be bon &ooieoeIt idarf fritiIirt iult
e6enio iharf iprad er lid segen
ben gepIonteu 8ioerruf Der 4ana,
nafanal5ole ans.
Seem 9orf, %. Mai - EbcoOore
0fooiebelt 1T oeiteru bier eingetrof'
fen I'M @iufduie 81 MAIDEN fit
bic Sof8eit ieines 5obne5 aermit
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Dit aOnttrtns
81 lliagara falls!
Die critn SdIrittc sct6au.- Rebel.
len wtrOrn iidl an oGriel6eH
brtBeiligen.

@aibinaton, % 9lai. 0tit
GROCER @enugtbuuHg III in bieiigen
ReaierrnaSfreiieu Die giadjridlt anf.
geuommen pnroeu, Dab aud Die
giebellen Die in Jlid9drd Soils. Gn-
tario. tagenbe 6rieccustouieren5
beididcu peroen, GnrralBas Der.
ireter nui 0erielbeu III Sole gascou-
celos. Ger iid gegcuipartig IN elmer
iinaujicaeu gtiiiioll in gloutreal
befin0et.
gliaaora 5alls, %. Dlai. - Die
Orei iiio.arerifarEiihrn 5rieocns0er-
mittler bdben bic ertloumg obae-
geben Oab iie iidl nni oic llaterbrei-
timg uaditcbenoer Gnuftc geeinigt
bu6en: Gin einnniibiaes geritano-
nib iibcl Die glrt uno 8ciIe Der pro.
riIoriifen Regierung, Uelde IN Der
Staot Rerifo anItntt Ocs gegenlpdr-
tigen Sucrta 9ieaineS gc6iIoet fUer.
oen Toll Cine @arantir, 0aB Die
2auoreiorm in Dterlfo III griiuoli.
der Bciie 6urhBefiibrt miro. Die
@aibingtoner Hegieruug bot bic @r-
orterrng 0ieier beioen 8uutte gutge.
beiBen.
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silipinos nidlt rcaicrnnssid6is

9ieu. R. g. SagipooO bon g9aib.
inaton. Der i'm gianeu Der giiiiions.
@eieai1aiten ocn Siant glcbrasfa
bereiit umo 9ortrdge balt, iprnh om
0onneritag gl6eno Dor einer 5nblrei,
den 3uborerihait in Der Sanscom
4lnrf QleboOiiten Sirde Gr iagta
itnter glnoerem: ggIae gldhina por
benz 9rdiioenteu g2ilioh Der it'd be.
ltrebt, 0ie 9epobner oes amerituiIi.
ideu SuielbciiBtbums Dem e6riiten.
tbm mo Der 9iOiliiation Jua1ng.
lid 81 MAIDEN, nber i'd bctc 81 @ott,
Dab elmer Der 8ilion'iden giebliuqs.
plane, Den 5ilipinos Sclbitreairung
5u gebcr, tlidt nusgeiilbrt peroen
miro. SimOert Sabre moget nod
bis oieie 2eitte i'm Stnnoe
limo. iih ielbit 81 regiereu. @cgeu.
mdrtig itlo tic cbeniopeuig i'm
Sfdn0,, 0icieS 81 tblm nie sic
9lerifancr Dit iolten 5ii6rern
mie Suerta 0er buuoert 8ei6er be-
lift, @ila Der ganOit, 3opoto. ein
5neiter JlduberbaliptutauH Seize
,5dmes, imo Gnrrorjd, elm Sdfpdd.
ling, iit es nid)t 5u bermunoern,
OuB Oas mrritaniife goIt UNI SiI.
ie bittet.
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1nmult i'm @cidJotas.
SOjialiiten lutiarn I'D, beim Sal.
ierbodl Ouijniteben.

Berlin, %. 0loi 9luftrittc gro.
ben IuuulIt5 unO 8irrmarrs fem.
5ciAupten Die 5hIuBiibung oes
gieihstaa5. Die glbgeor0ncten ser
ioIiaIocmpfrattibcn gnrtei, liatt iid
ans Dem Snnle az entferneu e6e
Oos iibIihe oreimnlige Sod nui ben
aaiier ollsgcbrntt muroe. blieben
Giesmal oa mo neigerten iidj, auiJu.
itcbeu. Der BrGiiOeut oes 9auieS.
Or SSobarnrs admpf riiate iofcrt
Gicic 0erlcbung Der gIhtimg fiir ben
aaiier. porauf ibm Die So3iaIiiten
glriefen: gIa5 iii uniere ga.
frl", luo Die Sodruie burd Sob.
len uuo 3iidcu 81 eritideu iud)tcu.
Gic uidltiojinIiiiiihen Farteien uie.
Ocrum uernnitaItCten cine tlmtuIhln.
ride 2lpplaustunogebung.
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sdlnfbanIett Der eermanns.s5G

gie Der 5G9Iidcn Smo6a Fri.
Fine Uou ibrem Spc3ial.aorreipon.
oentcu, aolcgcn 6bas &eiB, ulitge.
tbeilt miro, mar Die arone Der Ia.
pm9 Der ScrmanuS.s sdbne bon glc-
bra5lu in Dem idoneu &oitings ods
elegaute 5eitbanlett nah S6luB Der
Seih1itSltBlng. Sic gogcnbriioer
BON Slitings babeu oainit ibr IRE.
nomcc. cole @oitircmoihait 81 iiben,
treiilid ailiredlt erbdlteH. Die Seit'
taieln madten eilen einIaoenoen
einorui unO prahtige gilllif jdiI.
berte Ole i6oniie Stimmlmg berbei.
Cos Muiif. imo 0eiaugsprogramut
mar gant dusgcjeihnct umo iono
aroBcn 8ciioa. Der Wl1uneraor
tSeHiitjibfeit iang mebrere gieOer
iebr biibidl mo Die 3ohtcr oeS Gi.
rigenteH 9iees, Die SRI. glaD mo
Margaret, brillirien onrh DliIjifuor.
trage 8ortreiilide Geoeu bielten
9ilrgermeIiter Sngrabaub @jrobprG.
iioent gllbert BON Der ScpOc, lmo
Die Scrreu Sob giattcs it,, 5riB
golpp, 90 S. edert uno aarl
Stnni Gin uniIbertreffIi6er 5oait.
meiiter mar 3ouD gembad, Ger
ourf ieiuen Sunor bic gan5e Der.
iammlung iiets in better Stimnung
bielt IS mar Gin berjeririidenOes
Set mo ieoer 9elegat id)ieo nit
9ant iiir Die gcnoiienG enitireunO.
id1oit
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8idltioc Gutidleionna.

cycficrinn Gitp, Mo, .. Wtdi r
GrpreB1elcllidoiten bG6en oa9 AcdA.
IS. 8. Q. ..9tnoungen aeiitiger Se.
trdnfc und Gunftcn in 3eras nidt
au}uncbncu So Bat bas 0liiiouri
Staat5obcrqerift geiteru entihieoeu.
glbrabam 9ioicn6erger nou aaHia5
Gim batte pcriut)t, @elo oon Der
Sells. Barge & 50. @rpreB INTO bon
Scr 9'ncific GrpreB so. eiu5utalii-
rch ippIhe Die GrpreB Seicaitaf.
ten nidlt beforoern molten, lpeil Der
@etr1nteban0cI Ocrboten III.
Gas Gbergerift entihieO auh,
Oab Die 9lnti-(mit @eiebe nid1t ouf
Bcrionen 9lnwcnOlmg finoen, Die iid)
ciuiadl ipeigcrn, nit gepilicn &un-
Den @eihuitc 3ll tbun.
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gstrhtrrenbc gpaln6ranpc.

2acoma, @ni6. % @ai. - @i.
nc spe5iaIDepeide al Oie bieiige
3eitung oycoaer" BON 2ebom, Bo.
iAirston. bciagt, ouB Elm &6eiI Der
1000 5inmobner 5dblenoen 0rtihaft
0urd eiHeu NnlObrano 5eritort NOR.
Sen iri. Ter angeridtctc Sdaoen
bctfaIr rtfBu S25O,000. Ger gabn.
bOf Dcr 9iorthcrn Gaciiic onie ole
Golnltn Bride nnr0en cbcriolls ser.
fort mD Die Bride Der glortbern
Ynciiir 10 ifper beiddoigt, onB iic
nini bei1brbar III.
Cl1nlpia @aib., %. Wlai. =
gln 20 pcridieoenen Stellen iuiithen
&aI0bfdnoe, ipeIhe ciuen imlner be.
orohlitcren Gharofter arnebmen.
SmOerte Seute iinb nit Ser gefan-
pimg Ses ettfeiieIten Clements be-
idditist. 0oiieIbe ober ipottct alien
anilreugmgen Der Soidmnuuihaft.
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,ao6r6unS,rt.g gInsitelluna ser annit.

8armitaot, %. Yini. - Sier lit
i'm gciicin oes @rpBbcrjog8 grnit
9uoipig BON Seiien Die i'm Rciioen8-
ibloB untergebrnd)te Sa6rbuuoert-
ausiteGtmg beittiher aimit ieierlidlit
cr0finet nor6en. Sie 3ciduet iidJ
Our6 gIGujenOe 9eldrtlhg oeutider
ino oitcrreid)ii6er 9(psiieaer ans.
gcionOcrs intereiiant iinO ole 9eib-
ausitcaungcn oes Geutideu rmS oes
9ailer5 5rau5 eSoiep6 Oon 0eiter.
reid. .llngnrn, mo nieler auberer
sSiiritIidfeiten. Die ebenip iprrfbpoa
nie intcreHorrte stuuitgcsenitdnoe
ans ibren grtbntrnuieeu bcrgelieben
baben.
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@inneapolis gump6unie.crdleiter

g8ir MAIDEN beute iuieoerum oui
Oa5 groBe aon5ert nnfnerfium, oos
Smntag gfa6nlittag I'M 3 llbr bonn
MinneGpoIis Sgnlpbonie SrdeIter
lno mebreren beriibmten SoIiIten
i'm granoeis Gbcater gegeben miro.
0ieie bortrcfiliden aiinitIcr unter
2eitlng Oes eminenten Girigenten
emil Sberbofier fiibren Elm 8ro.
qrnmm ans, oaS berrlide @eniilic
M 9lusiidt itellt. Gaourd, oab oas
9on5ert am Sonntag gegeben miro,
mas bier cine Seltenbeit lit. iIt ol9
Dem glrbeitcr @elegenbeit gcboten,
iib an Der eolen 9lniiffunit 3u cr.
freilen mo 81 erbolen mo itebt 5u
bofieu, Oab oos SOn5ert gut beiu6t
DerOen miro.
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lInele Soc Iannpn aanOiSat.

8anbiGe, Sa, %. D1ai. llncIe
5oc Gaunon iriibcrrr Sprcdcr oe8
@unbesnbgeoronete bat beu.
te ieinc aanoioatir i'm Is. GongreB.
Siitrift angefiinOigt. @r mill feline
aampnene ioiort beginnen, Inn ben
Gemofruten G'Sara, oen iebieeu
8crtreter oieics 9iitrifts, 8u idIa.
gen. Tie 4rooreiiioen poilen aud
cinen itarfen gcriu6 MAIDEN, oieien
Qiitrift SIT crobcrn ltuo mer0en Che.
pbore Rooiepclt bicr ncbrere GeOen
baItcn ioiien
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oreifadler glprS nnb seI6itmorS.

2bief 9liucr Sails, Wtinty 22,-
QouiS @5ilioul bcg1b ii6 naf Der
Garm BON 8. Sc. Glion, 40 0ieiIcn
n0roIif bon bier, crihoB feline
bort bcfinblide 5rmi, 6rar 2uowis
Qnrion Sri. r,n9o GlIon, periulll
Scte ieine S6peoermutter, 5rau
0Iioh lootIid, mn beging oann
seIbihnoro. Giferiud,t ioQ Die llr-
lnde Der oraBliden 5onilientraGO'
bic geipeien iein
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ganO iOIl in Colorado cinidreiten.

@aibingtcn, %. Dlai. - Ridter
9inoioD imo cine Delegation bon
lraitelt eriudte 4rdiiocnt 8iIiou
i'm Ginidreitnng Der 8mOesbebor.
Be in Colorado, 1tm cine Ginigung
ttuiiben oen@rubenbeIiBcru lno ben
gergarbeitern 81 er5tpiugcn. Der
gr1iioent borte allffnertidm 3lL gaD
nber 8n periteben, 0aB er 3ur gln.
ilabme oeneiat lei, Der Staat Golo.
rooo babe Die Maflt, ielblt OrOnung
5g ifofieu.
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anr1c 9epeidlen.

Ger 8m0esienut rdtiiijierte ouf
meitere firnf Sabre Die Gertr1ge nit
OeitctrPidJ.llngarr, Den gdeoerIat.
Den umS Snlpaoor. 9lae oicie Ser.
trGge parcn bereits ab9cIauicn.
@inp Sroinan3. mel6e Den Ereis
fiir cinen aubitfuB @as olf So
Gents feIticBt, nuroc bonn Staotrotb
in ct. BauI, 0iinn., angenonrnen
mo ioiort bonn Uiapor Seller rmters
3ci6uet. Ger friihere Brci5 betrllg
81. IS heiBt, oo6 Die St. Saul
@o8 2igbt SO. oie 0rOiunn3 in
ben @erihten anieftcn miro
8aS 9ciinoeu pes ShriftiteGers
SSobn 9(. Nils, eine5 tttimcn 6reun.
6es bon Sol. 9iooiebelt, lit frttiid.
Ole &er3tr ba6en i'm auigcgeben.
Senrb @drpin lpurOe III einent
9beoter gu 2inu, Dtoii, BON cincrn
&lnitid)iibcb Der ibm cine aortofS
fcl pom aopi id)ieBen tuoIlte, toot.
lid perumNet Ger &unitidiibe BE-
finoet iif in SAT-.
Die 6oro gtotor SO. 81 Detroit
Bat cine Grtra.8oar0ioiOcnoe BON
100 &ro3cnt ooer 2 Wtiaioncn Doll
lars erfIdrt.
Die gl1ftc hobcn in 3llrro5o
cine fombinirte 5.ruppe bon 9iori.
neIol0oten 3nnl SdnBe 0eS S0nigs
BON 9flbanicu aelnn0et. giiuO 30.
Ida, Der iriibere aommunonnt bon
Sfutori pllroc ol5 ltnru6pitiiter an
gcro ciuq8 oItcrreihiidcn &riegs-
ififfe8 gc6radt uno miro uerbonnt
peroen.
Der 8uitano Dc8 aoiicrf6nigs
Sran3 SSoicp6 Bat iid wieOcr oer-
i6limnert un6 errcgt 3une6menoe
9eiorguib
Ger italieltii6e @rfinOcr @iu-
lilo ltlioi mill cine Grfinbng ge-
madt bn6en, monlit 9erpeoo8 irno
ouf IS a)leileu Gnt-
fernnng bin 5ur @rploiion sebradt
meroen fonnen.
Ole sporfaiie in aarlitaOt elmer
SreiItaNt I'M troatiidlen aomitat glaa
ram, lit bertradlt itn0 Stuoerte BON
2euten bobpn ibre SporgroTten ber-
loren Gie gtnIaaen Der 9unF be-
trnQcn iiber iiinl WiiaiOlien 8ronen.
glSjuitirt Garbiratpr Oocr @inDnetu
bei Der Gnaba Hnbbcr 50. I'M
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eanOesansitellnna in Der sdpsi,

gerr. % Dlai. Inter jo1lrei.
der getbeiliglmg lit bier oic
i oSfmei 3criite 9an6es alusitelltng
19t4@ croiiuct moroen. 9fi6t aIlein
Ole Sdlmei5er tmen in bellen Sda.
rem 6er6eigeitrGmt, and DER 3ujug
aus Den g}adbarl1noern mo ans
Dem fernen 9lusIunO bat bereits Elm.
geiebt SIN 0robeu 5citipielbaits
pcroen trabrcno Ser 2anoesauSitel.
hing untionalc mo internotionuIe
in groBer 3obl itattiin.
ben. @isGcr iino bereits 80 8erei.
nc, 0ie nit Dem 9ejud) Der glusitel.
hmg ibre Saguugen perfuiipien, on.
gemeIoe.. glit grobcm ,5ntereiie
lcbt man Der Gritaufiiibrung OeS
SeitipiaI5 yGie 9uuoesburg@ bon
e. g[. 9ernouli.gniel, Wluiit BON
81 S. 0noiO.gnicl, eutgcgen. aarl
geruouai bot nit ieiuem
6citipiel ilber Orcibig Yiitbetuerber
Scn Sicg oouonoetragen.
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Berlin, %. 0ai - @roBe ST.
ienbobnoie6it1bIc, uelhe ole 9ebOr.
oen Scr glbeinpropinj ihon ieit eini.
ger 3eit bcidditiaten. baben ieBt
5llr gerbaitung Don nid)t neuiaer
ulS IA 9a6n6eomtrn iii 0lisblrJ
geiiibrt. Gic 8crbaitrten ioaen ei.
ne ganoc gcbiloct baben, peId)e Die
@iitermagen felt Sabren in igltema.
tiiher Beiie aIsplilnoerte mo 8da.
ren i'm @ertbe BON piclcn 3auictp
oen Nlorf cntlpcnOcte. beionoerS gro.
BE Iengcn bon Iabaf ino @orh
Gle nit piIic bon Scbleru perfapit
uurocn. Dlebrcre Der Gcianseuen
ioIlcn ibon @eiianbniiic obgcIeat
bnbcn, atii pGldc bin man nod
mcbr qlerhaitunacn crluartet.
Der SdlluB Der 9ieihsto95ieiiicn
beOeilte-, onB 5ablreide ui6tige Gut.
piiric, ni9t OaS Betrolemhmc.
nopol laein - miter Den Iiid ae.
fallen iiuo 9lbcr Die meiiteu ocr.
iclben Derocn ipdter nieOer auitau.
den. ,,u DER ndditen Seiiiou miro
aud ucue &ralioatcnnabl lcin; eS
lit uu9obri4einlih, oaB Or. admpi
nieoerJepoblt miro.
Der io3iaIiItiidc 9leidstaq5obgc.
orOnete Or. 2iebinedt fdbrt nit al.
lerbnno Gut6iilllmgen i'm ogor.
nGrts" fort. SOebrn brinqt or Elm
Sdrei6cn pom ShriftiiiDrer Oes
glnti.S ojinliitiidcu gcrbnnoes, Or.
2uopi1. woriu ibul ein Broieiior.
titel iiir 10000 0}arf ungebotcn
miro Gas @jelO ioa pobltbGtigen
3mcden 3uilicBcu g. miro in ocm
Sdrciben bctont, oab pcrionlitc
Sautcrteit abohlt nothpenoig 5ur
erlaugrug cinc5 iolden IiteI5 ici
Gas Bud 0cS befaultten S6ul.
noune3 acridcnIteillcr, inter 0em
Iitcl: oSGllc mo 9lation" cr.
iheint iegt in cngliidler Sprate.
Ger britiide Stricgsicfretur Snl0anc
bat ell gorluort on5u aeidrie6en,
tporin er oos Oeutide SduImeien
icbr riibmt.
2Im IL. SUM miro scr aaiier
perionlih oen puunebr fertig gcitel.
ten @roBi6ifiabrtstauafs peIder
Berlin nit 5tettin. bic Gocr NIT
Der Sprec berbinoet. erofIuen. 3n
einem Grci9niB eriten Ranges oiiri.
te iid nu6 Ole groiinung oes er.
geitaltcu, meldc an 81. Stunt
gIeidfoQs i'm geiicin oes aniierS,
gleihiam I'M 9eiicin oes Staiiers,
itattiin0en joQ
8ie aus giien gcmeloet, lieicrt
uon Dem auf Die aruppfirna cnt.
fallenoe 8ebrbeitrag in 6obc Don
8,607000 Mnrf oa5 ghepnor arltp.
goblen Z Wlilioneu 0larf; Den 9leit
tr0gt rie Dlutteriirma.
SIN 2(Iter bon tot sSabrcn itnrb
Der 1lteite 9urgcr Don Rots0onb
fSrib 6eritc. Gr mar ouBer Ocn
aaiicr ltno 0cu 8rin5cr cine Der
befanlletcn 4crionIidfeiten Der
5ta0t.
0}iinhrn @. N}ai. Scr Sol.
ihauipicIcr uno StriititeIlcr 9Ilois
8oblacmltb Bat Der oeutiden gii0.
nengeuoiicniAnit pml 3luede Der
erridtImg cine5 Gr6olnngsbeims in
5don1eiiing I'M ge5irtsonlt 9rud
in Gberbopern Elm Sans iuo
@rlmoitiid gcihenft. Dns bofberBr
&c @eifenf lit oom 9ireftoriilm
Ger 8iibnengenoiieniboit oaut6ar
angenontnen por0en.
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2rti g'riiOer pom git eridllaocn.

Orb. glebr.. %. Diai-Die orei
griincr GrobnlIt (96bmcn), Die oui
circr .Sorm IN Der gldbc Der Stabt
pohncn, tpurocn geiteru 9lbeno pom
gIis eridlaaen. Sic itau6cn m1b-
reno aiues @elpitteriulrmcs in Der
Ebiire 0cs Staacs. ais elm 8liB.
iirabl in 6os @ebau0c idJhtg. slqe
Orei, anaben I'M gllter BON II, 10
reip. II aSa6retL fanOeu ibten Zoo.
Ger S.nn brollntc nieocr; mebrere
Gter0r perbramlten.
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gieh,iItltsr ptrmikt.

S, q. Wioore, Gin bel 9attlc
efeef gtg5rs tulIalIigcr F5Aaao.
Ter, miro felt IeBten Dlittpod Der.
miBt. st beitieg bic adbnoie Ocs.
ieIbeu 3ugcs, Der iein 8ieb nad)
5iio.Cmabo beforOerte. Gas Gieb
lit Oort eingetroffeu, BON Dem Ran.
nc ober bat man feline Spllr. @leid
noa Ieiuer 9l6iabrt ertrnnf Der
Sobn @2oore's, un0 ieine 1ohter
Iiegt idlper front in Council 8luffs
oarnieocr Dlon fam iid gloorGs S
8eridgin6en lidt erfldren.