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Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our thanks to all
those who kindly assisted us during
our bereavement and for the beautiful
flowers from friends and neighbors.
MR.. & MRS. w. C. HINDS
AND FAMILY,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Asylum Lodge, No. 20, l. o. O. F..
will work the Initiatory degree tonight
on class of candidates, and a good
attendance is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Rev. Fr. Narcisse Charland of Wa
terville was among the visitors Thurs
day in the city. Fr Charland called
on a number of former parishioners.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13
LOCAL NOTICE.

The pupils of Miss Emily F. Bur-
bank will give recital this evening
at 73O in the Penney Memorial
church. feb13d1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

A. L. Rose and w. j. Skehan left
Thursday forenoon for Portland to at
tend the automobile show.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Mrs. Ellie Staley of Washington. D.
c. arrived Thursday in the city, where
she will pass a short visit as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Philip B. Gibson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

E. c. CARL of Macomber, Farr &
Whitten is at Eagle Lake for few
days, called there on the adjustment
of fire loss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

DR.. L. L. Mann has moved his Of
flee to 157 Water street, over Murphy's
drug store. Office hours, 10 to u A.
NJ, . to and to P. M feb1Idtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Nichols have gone
to Portland. called there by the illness
of Mrs. Nichols mother.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

William Johnson of Cooper's Mills
was in the city Thursday for a short
time on matters of business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Perley Newhall of WindsorviIle was
in town for a portion of the day
Thursday on business matters
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Charles Jackson of China was in the
city for short time Thursday on a
business trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Simon French of Somerville was in
town Thursday for a brief period on
matters of a business nature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

Master Norton Plummer son of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w Plummer, is i'll
at his home with an attack of the
mumps.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13
Nnn1n AUGUSTA.

The North Augusta Grange will pre-
sent The Country Doctor" at North
Augusta Grange hall on Wednesday,
Feb. 1S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

George F. Giddings left Thursday
forenoon for business trip to Port
land
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13

raised by this means to provide some
helpful equipment for the Grammar
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13
Annual Report OF
County Treasurer
For the Year 1913.

County Treasurer Bert P. Stuart has
submitted the following report for Ken
nebec county for the year 1913. The la
bilities more than resources for the year
1913 are $685. 70 less than the previous
year:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13
WINTHROP.
Winthrop High School Wins
From Pyramids of Lewis
ton by IS to 81.

The Winthrop High school basketball
team played it's most exciting game OF
the season Wednesday evening with the
Pyramids of Lewiston, the home team
winning by score of 35 to 81.
At the conclusion of the first period the
score stood ii to 8 against the locals
Whitney, whose name did not appear in
the lineup for the first period, substituted
for Bates and, as usual, his work was a
big factor in turning the tide In favor
of the locals. Wiggin also played a star
game. Each team made IA goals from
the floor, but Thomas seven perfect
throws from fouls against three by
Waye gave the game to Winthrop by the
narrow margin of four points. The sum-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-13
PYRAMIDS.

Goals from the ffoor-Bates, Whitney 6,
Wiggin 5, Thomas, Coveney, Haswell 8,
Adler 2. Case 8, Waye 4. Goals from
fouls-Thomas Z, Waye g. Referee, Cow
ing. Timer, Gage. Scorer, Bell. Time,
two 20m. periods
The w. H.. S. girls basketball team will
play Friday afternoon the Oak Grove
girls at Vassalboro.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Keening entertained
a small party Wednesday evening at
whist. Ice cream and fancy crackers
were served.
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man. IF she meets a orosseycd child
under II she does the same without the
prayer. When any one sneczes in her
presence she Immediately says: God
bless you Though this ancient polite
ness is common enough in Paris among
acquaintance 1t causes Nine. Paul en-
barrassment among Strangers"
"Ah-ka -choo." Went some one in the
paddock of the longchamps racecourse
one day.
God bless YOU exclaimed the lovely
French woman
"a charming afternoon 1t is. made
moiselle," he answ, red in good French,
though being a rudy checked American
boy, and he was surprised when she
walked off with her nose IN the air
All this * but the outer edge of the
great mystery of the guignc--pardon.
the cherries-and | have riskcd its hoo
doc by writing the word and YOU in
reading IL.
1t is the one word of the French Ian
guage that must never lie pronounced
You must say cherries
II is the only thing that the beautiful
women Of Paris fear
If you ask what 1t means you will he
told ii is bad luck, but 1t is more. In
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one sense ii means the huoduo. In
another YOU may call it the aura of bad
luck or the miCrobe of bad luck. and
1t is catching. In still another sense it
is viewed as an intelligent entity that
can be offended and plaCatcd. Also 1t
may be fooled and haiiicd
1t can easily attach itself To certain
places and objects. Thus an actress
Mile. Lydia. rented HAT. II was a
bad luck fiat. Sh" never felt safe In IT,.
Her bun pup ran away. her sable
mantle was stolen; she uudrroilcd with
two good friends: her auto broke down:
she caught cold in the head. Finally
when sore throat kept her in She
sought the advice Of specialists.
McNandriue came with her drum. she
beat around a while and said: Il can
do nothing here, The Hat is soaked
with had luck. You just quit it,"
Mile. Lydia forfeited her lease and
moved out i'm an ambulance. Two days
later the pup reappcarcd. the mantle
was found, her friends became recon-
ciled, the auto began running and one
Of her city of Paris bonds won $50 in
the monthly drawing.
Childrcn's toys bring good luck to
grownups especially if they are old
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toys. and particularly dolls Of the past
centuries. They are very expensive.
Collecting them has become IA mania.
THE good luck of the many little
children who played with them clnG>
To those toys Ike an aura" Milo. LYDIA
told us. The proof Is that it works.
/ could tell you -"
Bad mCk, can attach to persons. If
a person brings Nuu bad luck avoid
that person. Avoid those who suffer
from bad luck.
Like her friend Nururc, she keeps tall
on new aCuuaiutanCcs.
Il keep a little notebook" she admits.
and | see no harm iu jntting down the
late | make any new acquaintance.
In a parallel column | note the good and
lad things happening to mo with the
dates. when | find the dates getting
10 correspond. why, | find 1t prudent
To act i'm consequence
talked over these mysteries with the
man who knows all about Paris
That's nothing To the case II the
Greek boy To whom Auroro gave the
reputation of the cVil eye he said. 1T
drove him from Paris. He was well
in the swim until he met Auroro. She
refused his acquaintance,
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! Amparto p has q chrysopra>s
| with a star engraved on 1t mounted ina
ring which she never takes of. Note
Is brand new chrysoprasc. not r,cr
| because this peculiar stone, which hr.D.,
good luck when 1t has not com, undo.
| evil influence, can also carr, ..
cherries. If YOU don't Il Az.
| 1t ask the Louvre Museum curator
II was by the adj Of an ,m.r,r
engraved with a ram. says Mil. LYDIA
| that Methuselah lived To- Dee tine o.d...
man, and the prophet Aaron wore d.
| amethyst engraved with bear In
belt Mile. Lydia has all this nur
travelling IN toe mountains If Greco.
| The horses of the stau.Cuach began
baking ON the edge Of a proc!pt., %
the danger of every one. when - y......
Turk jumped from his scat. n4..I
hind wheel with big Stone and .tm.!
the horses ON the edge Of thu abyss
II have done no act OF cuura-.. ..
said. Il did not risk my lf. Cd. 3d.
| wear an amulet that protect, n, t.u
accidents"
And with this he showed a crystal
suspended from his nock u v.. ...
gravcd with a bear aud IY.
grapes.
All right they wear such 'l.-m G
ostcntatiously. and bras about ...-
virtues. Yet If YOU are at lHa. ...
dinner or supper party with ... %
these women watch her Glossy ar!
you'll see her secretly nnG,ru- % .I.
of bread crumb underneath the ;.....
CLOTH
You know the soft part of ls.lt
Kneaded in the fingers It become .-
dough or putty.
Dough Mysterious stuff, W.'..
in all ages used it for their ,p.
The Italian sorcerer of Cath,rin. BE-
Medicis mad" a dough doll with crow.
on its head To win the love Of Mar.
gueritc de Nalols for the unfor,.. l.,
Mole. Charles IN. was mortally .
doocd by his enemies sticking pm. . B
dough doll mystically named after .
Dough dolls are not things tn rl,
about. woman may show her .s.
talisman To one and all. but under.
the tahlecloth she kncads the ', .
ball into dark secret.
The bread ball takes a shape o.. ~
the tablecloth. 1t may h" a rude . ~.
or disk ,meaning money. III, 81 .
OF gold piece, or an animal ,u.. g.
lump for the body and il," lt.l.
stuck on for legs and head 10 ' ..
her tiance win at the races. Fr,un t
when 1t has "A form It * tho a..r .
dough doll, which she names Iur 30 . ..
son loved or thatcd and her scu'.u .
pours out upon the occult object 1.. ..
she laughs and chats
Probably IL You could soar.l t..
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1t Is the One Word in French Languag
That Must Never Be Pronounced
Because of Its Hoodoo

HERE goes the most super
stitious woman in Paris" he
said We were walking in the
Bots de Bouogne In Paris.
The woman. imagining herself unob-
served, stood and held something white
up in the air
at is her visiting card" said my COM
panion. "she is waiting for the wind to
curve IL, or the dust or rain to spot IT,.
If the side that has her name Is bent or
spotted she hikes home without delay.
She resorts to this when doubtful or un-
easy. 1t Is her sure sign bad luck is
lurking. Just drops anything she has
on hand and waits till after tea"
Thus she consults the elements on
mere suspicion. She Will not stay in II
room with red bearded man, and has
quit dinner parties on preteNt of III
health when there was one. Judas had
red beard" she explains. Nor will she
do anything new or important the day
she has seen man with an arm in "A
sling or handaged head, or heard an
Or cat new in the house.
she Is Nine. Paul b. one of the
prettiest. most fashionable and up to
late women OF Paris, said my friend
Yet her husband has to set his watch
IN hour ahead whenever he goes out
with her If horse whnnies as she
passes she stops and says it is a tip to
play the races. She claims that all
horses know what horse will win. and
she can run SO up to 800 quicker than
any one | ever saw. Some call /, luck:
hut rye seen her stop and look a cab
horse in the face for three minutes at "A
time"
Yes" | said. but -"
"ph, l don't know everything" he
said. Perhaps she counts the hairs I'm
his nose. tell you a. | hear it, She
lies in bed all day every Friday. like the
Countess Daudod de p
You have heard of those who will not
begin any journey or commence a work
Of moment on a Friday, but some Paris
women refuse every invitation for that
lay of bad luck. The Countess makes a
clean sweep. Every Friday of her life
she lies all day in bed. just seeing no.
body and doing nothing but eat bonbons,
sleep and read novel. She says that
II does her health good. And she gains
time to read her dream book.
Mime. Paul says she wouldn't take a
million dollars for the things she knows
When she meets a funeral she first says
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Bonn SdJuieserOuttr sridlOifsn.
Sung bcrbeiratbeter wlnnH indJt
ger5eibnug nHO nirO falt.
bliitig nieOersefHaQt.

&aberitroip, y. q, %. SiiIi.-
8iaiam .. gleorp, felt Ia Sobrer
Solpn GIerf un0 proninenter De.
nlofratiider goIitifcr, eridob in
ieinem 8iiro feinen 10 Sabre oIten
Sdipieoeriobn eugene 9. glelpman,
Sobn oes eigentbiimers oes ,9iod.
lan0 eourtD Meiienger". Der Jun.
&c gleiunan bate gIearDs 1S.idb-
riee Godter 9lnnn tpi6er oen 8iI.
len ibres gaters beimlid) sebeir1tbet
uno mar eefommen, Inn 0es Shtpie.
gerpaters ger5eiblmg 8u erIongen.
Glenrn befinoet iid in Soft, glu.
gen5eugen bebnupten OoB iid Der
iifnee giepmon anf Die @eiiung
Glenrn's anF einen Shibl iebte,
norauf er iit nnd benz aoiIen.
Idront begab, einen MeboLDer boIte
no Dem gtetpnion bier Sf)iiiie in
cen 2eib ioete.
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Stentr unf euitbarfeit tintrdslidD.
Der Gritas SerieIbea in 9rsuaen
betrng i'm Sabre 1912-t3
eli wiilliuHen Wlarf.

Berlin. 25. SuIi. - Die birlge.
idnidbte RuitbarteitsIteuer criDeiit
iih oIS cine reihe @iunabmequeIle
fir Den Stant. 9lns oem baite
DeroiientIifteu Synbrbuh oes Stati.
itiiten 2anOeSonttes gebt berpor,
0ob Der @rtrag Der Stener I'M
aeidnlinoSiabrc 1912 = 1918 in
Breiiben iibcr eli gliaionrn Wlarf
betrua. Gen groBten gctraa be.
BabIte notiirli6 bic fcbensIititige
Reidsboiiptiioot. ndmli9 runo g..
100000 Dlarf. Damn Iolaen in
iDeiten glbitdn6en bic VrooinBen
@eitiaIeu, Sfleiien, Gahiem Bran.
oenburg, (obne gerIin), Sannouer,
Sciicn.gloiiat, Die RbcinprouilB etc.
@nr3 ylleet fommen Die Sohen.
5oIleruiAen 2anoc, bic oils Stener
fir ibre 2uitbnrfeiten mir gage
$40 Ytarf be5abIten. Gin Siurio.
iilm lit, DAB bos benodbnrte Sid.
tenberg iiberbollpt feline 9llit5nr-
feitsitelier entrihtete, trobbent Die.
ielbe in ben iibrigen 9erliner gor.
orteu 32l, 700 Dart betrug.
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Die srnitaeieiJae6uno

@aibington, %. suli. I'm
Die 3rlIitgeietgebuug enoli6 einmol
sum 9lbidluB 5u bringen oantit iih
Der aongreb 70 baIo als moglit
oertngen fam, iDuroe bonn Senat
Der 9lon 6es oemofrotiiden aaufus
tdglid BON fl llbr morgeus bis 6
llbr obenoS Sisunqen ob3nhaIten,
prompt ongenommen. @iele Repubs
lifaner itinulten nit ben Demo.
fraten. Ole 8piihenltaatIite San.
0elsfommiiiions-9iu, iiber ipelhe
man idon iiber cine ISOLDE 0isfu.
tirt, miro nunmebr ernitIid ailfge.
nomnen peroen, no 3ipar iolan.
ee, bis es 81 elmer g[bitimnrrng
fommt. Sierauf fonlnlt Die Clan.
ton Bill al Die 9leibe uno Oann
neiter Die gia betreifen6 giegu-
Iierirg Der Giienbabniiberheiten.
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GerlunnInutisen.

Serr eugene Siefer, Serousge.
Der Der ggen. .gnterpriie" in 9iem.
len, Soma, itattete uns geitern ei.
nen angenebmen geiu6 ab. Ser
9ieffer lit Der Sobn oes Deritorbenen
Serrn SSobn g. &ieIer, eines be.
funnten Oeitti6en 3eitngsmonnes
uno friiberen Serousgebers Der
Suremburger 3eitlng in Chicago
un6 Der 9iof SSSsIano goIfs.3eit.
ting. Serr aiefer ipobite Der De.
mofrntiidcn Stoots.aonbention in
Council 8Irffs bel.
6err 6. S9tpeiger aus 5airfielo,
2ebry lit gum 8eiufe Der 9ornilie
6es Serrn glnO. Gang. 2755 iiioL
12. StroBe, bier eineetroffen. !,
Serr mno 1Srou sSobn sleiter fin.
bon elmer rliebrlrodleutIiHen SCI.
Ipifjsretie BEL ibren Bel GenferDide
q .. iDobnenOen Sobn sSrouf ipie-
Der bier eittgetroffen. &err Meter
lit frob, tpieoer oabeiht 5u iein, oenn
nas 8aIIertrinfen (etiDos St1rferes.
gibt es bort nidt) bat iein a0rprr-
gewidt beoeuteno perntinoert.
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anr,e staOtneniafeiten.

ueber 400 Deitglieoer 6e8 Com
merciaL Club nit i6ren 6amilier
ma4ten geltern Oen idbrli6en glts
flug naA Garter 9ofe NIT, pr
iie iid) treffli6 amiiiirten.
gtIs Elm Strabenbabntpogcn an
b1r 20. ltno GIarf Strobe oabin.
fibr, iprang Die 5.iGbrige 9tlno
S6rei6ermann ii6er ous GeleiIe
Rur onbur9, oaB Der Niotormonr
ben Seroer bIibi6nea in glftior
brudte, rettete er 0os Sinh Dor
Dem ii6eren Sooe. :.
Sic Suffro9etten batten ii6 err
fre6t, Oos bobniide 9ltrilfeit fir
ibre 9ropdganoa aits5ubcltten unb
bertbeilten geiteru ouf Dem 9urn.
pIc Jiourfe's 8arf lire @er6e.
idriften. Die Serren Surner ocn.
teteu Oen nll3ueifrigen 0omen aber
idletnigIt olL Dab bies Elm Surn.
feit llnO fem Sdmosfeit fir 6raueri
iei un0 Oontit bate ole Sade ibr
gnSe erreidt.
9ta6 elmer @ntideioung oes Sid.
terS Gears bat 9laron &. &lopp
tpieoerum oie 4ontroIle iiber alopp-
Il Bartlett 60. erbalten, Die ibm
our9 einc pftffige Georganiiiruna
non mebreren ieiner Gbeilbaber ent-
riiien puros. 3ieie n9feorgoniii.
rung" ipurbe bonn 9fidter ols uns
geietfif) erfl1rt.
gluf Ser glfborn SSlub 9riide
tpurbe geitern Elm unbefonnterMonlt
bon einem Bug Der II. g. 8obn
iiberfnbren uno getootet. Ser 8er-
llngliidte i9eirt uneefGbr so Sab.
re aft eetpeien 81 ietn.
Gas SogesgciprGh in Der Staot
uno i'm Stoat bilOet Der groBe
Sieg bes 5enotors Sit6cof iiber
8iIion in Sofen Ser 8es
itatigune oes 9teierpebonf.ge, 'tten
S5ones bon Chicago, Die garqer
iin0 Der acknowledgement @ebrbeit
nad ouf Sitbcod's Seite, Ser NIT.
oieiem Sies aur rotionoIen 8e4
riibntbeit eetucrben lit. timer SEE
nator bat Den Wlltb oer l1eber8eit.
1nng rnO ioIde Mdnner tnub nint
,6ren uno aHten.
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Sas bObmiids gnnSestmrufsit.
6raHt ssanl seiuinnt ben srIten
XrelS.-6birasO i'm giiesrH.
tiirnen D6eHan.

6reitag giodmittae fnm oas
grobe greistilrnen oes b6bmiid,en
&nrnerbunoes gum gIbihIub. Grani
BauI bon Gbicooo geiponn mit
1850 gurften oen erlten 9Sreis
6ranf sSiraief, Geoar gfopiOs, Ga,
oen 5ipeiten uno GotDorO glotpof
ben 0ritten. glur Dem llmitonoe,
oob YouI iinseiuobnIi6 @ntes i'm
aileelitoBen Ieiitete, 1T es su5li.
idreiben ooB er ben eriien 9reis
errang. SIM @er1t6eturnen NOR
ibm Sirniet be0euteno ii6erIeaen. syn
Der jtueiten Stnic gepann Sdlnri0I
BON Chicago ben l., 9iidloro g2oI.
car, Gbicogo, oen g., unO glnton
Stri5, gteip Dorf, ben 3. gsreis. ssn
Der oritten Stufe getponn ben /.
Yreis 9fitoolpb aiaIo, DAT garf,
Say ocn l., Soiepb gaoDof, goIti.
more, ben 2. tno Soiepb &ajef,
Baltimore, Den 8. 9reis.
Ger erite giesenpreis fiel oif Die
Chicago &iese, Der 2. ouf Bal.
tirtcre uho Der 3. auf Geoor glo.
piOs, Sa.
Seiite 9eotniittag finoet Die gro.
BE Bordoe uno morgen 3odnlittag
i'm gnie6aa gnrf oas Sdailturneit
itatt, bel tpelder @eleeenbeit Sou.
berneiir Wlorebeuo cine 0Reoe balten
miro.
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Ser glnbreeIen in slItunn.

Seit mebreren 8o6en tDeiIt I'M.
ier geihdbter 0}itbiirger Serr 6.
90 glnoreeien i'm aIten gaterIanoe
nno bat inter ouoeren Stdoten oiif
altona bel Sontburg einen geIud)
abgeitattet, 5unoI Oortiel6It onldB.
lid oes 250jdbrigen geitebens Der
StoOt eine @artenbop.glusIteauna
ftattfono, iiber ipel6e Serr glnoree.
len ent3iift 1T. 3ieie @nrtenbolt.
ausitcllung miro bon Serrn glrmin
9aab, Dem 22.idbrigen geeffeit
anbreeien'S, in einer groBen gre.
mer 3eitung in 10 nnIfonIifer
8eiie beihrie5en bnB man im Sci.
tie Die gan8e glusiteGung Dor Iid
iiebt.
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5iirit &ilbelm crbdlt llnieritftnus.
Die Anilianoldlsu aber iuOlleH irine
Aboantung erypingen,

@ieu %. Snli. - 5iirIt @iI.
beIm bon 9lIbaHien miro ocn aanlpf
I'M ieiuen 15ron ben er idlon fat
alIigeaeben bate, bis gum @euber.
iten fortiebeh. 3aS miro ibm oo.
oird rtcslidl gemadt Oab i6m Oe.
iterreifb lmO 5toIien gerueiniam
mebrere Wiilionen Sronen liefcrn.
Der befanntIif Dor mebreren $50.
den uah gutareit geilobenen @e.
mablin III es gelitngen, Die Rlmd.
ncn iiir ieine Sate an beeeiIiern.
Selite iinO 260 rlmt1niIde frei.
wilIiae in Dlra35o einsetrofien imo
peitere oreitnitienO ioaen Iid auf
Dem @ege oortbiR beiiuoen.
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@rnnerei im alnmmrn.

siour Sails. 9. g.. 25. Suli.-
@eitern gbeno braunteu oaS WeaI3.
baus uno Der @etreiOeipei6er Der
Siour Sails 8retping & glnlting
60. bis auf Ben @run6 nieOer. Der
angeri6tete Sdooen betrdgt etfpa
100000. 8as 8rallbous, oos Iid
auf Der nnoeren Seite Der Strabe
oes grnnoploses befnnO, tpuroe mr.
pens beihaoigt.
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4ghgmgtiBlibrsa1'
lpoufn llrfiR|
Ssrmittltr Der yieeisrang midi
iian0e, eineR gergIeid)
aH5nbabHen.

Chicago. Sa., 25. SuIi. Die a
DnfIOhlugeu oes bon Der gnnoe<
gieruua eingeiebten Gdiebsacfie
init Den .gsprtretern Der nofor
tipfiibrer nebmeit MIR eineu ld'
iomen 8erlnnf. Wldn beIiird''
ooB Elm aaseneiner Gtreif Der Sd
motiphibrer an oen 96 Na6nen ip|
lid bon Chicago ieoen Auoeub|
erflnrt iDeroen tonne. Gem 4'
nebnlen nadl ion Iognr Ibon tld
item Gienitog Die Streitorore
loiien iper0en. Die QoEomctIbfiibl
baben iidl bcreit erEIdrt. 0ob la
iie bic 2Irbeit einiteaen iuerbrn.
ben Nrbeit1eberr 5luei Enge potf
8eiheto ertbeiLen iuer0en.
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Die genlenpeit in gseip crleans.

gtep Orleans, Ga, %. Syuli. n
gia6 Der gefnuntmahlng oes al.
iiitirenoen @eneroIar3tes Or. g8. s.
Ruder, iueIder bier Die 01aBreqeln
our 9etdmpFl,ng Der 8euIeupeit let
tet. 1T beute feitgeitellt 'tporben. oaf,
enc bel ser @erft an 8umoinc
Strabe geinngene Rotte nit Der
9eulenpeit infi5irt mar. 9ies i'll
Die iebite infi3irte gtntte, tpeIhe elm.
oefdngen iporoen lit. 6elite 0littda
nurOe Der 3sbnte arnntbeitSfaq on.
gemeloet.
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Fat iid berett erf[1rt, in einenl
ariege Serbien geaen 0eiterreih-
llngorn Ait iInteritiiben. IoOurd)
ipiiroe baIo Der gan5e @nEfan III
Den arieg oertpideIt iperoen Se.
iterreib rehnct bet eincm ginareifen
9fuBIdno's auf Die Siilfe 0eltidl-
lambs, ntuB iif aber eeiDdrtigen.
SaB bic SlotDen in Der 9oppelnio.
nnrGte SteI1ung fir bic Scrbert
nebmen tperben.
Die icrbiIbc 0feeierung bat Elm.
eeieben, Dob bic StadtsbanptItdot
9elarnb gegen Die @eidiise Der
aanonenbootc ouf Der 9onau niht
lonse St1lo boIten fonne tinb trd1t
iidl Oeg6oIb nit benz 8eddnfen, H..
rem Sit nod gsifd) uoer 1tSfct ati
berlegen.
Staiisr antcr6ridlt 99orblduSFd1rt.
Berlin, Is. ssuli. = Gin bober
hicfser 0tagicrinesbcnmter bat bic
GrtIdruns dbgeeebeL onB Der 6cut-
ide Anijcr feinc gtorbIanbreiie I'M
ter6rchen uno tdfl DeirfdIaib bii-
riidfebren iptrD, ipcjI ~Oqh asaiter
i'm gsau6cu iinongelEebn ietn Ioa
1eiii&Idr6 tbiit dnrs w1euideunsSg.
Iide nm Serbirn S.i usranIdfeii,
naf bic 6ofbarlingen Celltfrridp
llpadKus eiligVaebsrh
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0amen. aeatlflnb.

5reifn1 Yfohn1ittag 0eroiItnltefer
Die Ylitgfieoer oes Qnnen Stegel.
fIub in Den 9LnIugen Ses DeutI1eu
Sauies inter ii6. Elm gicnic, mel.
DIES einert bii6i6en gerlauf nobm
Den SfIuB bes @nBen biloete Elm
Greisfegeln nit folsenoem 9ieiul.
tat: 1. greis, Srou 10. 9ronoes
2. 9reiS 5rou SenrD Sect; 3.
9reis 6rau Beter 8olf; 4. Breis,
Grou Sbeo. SinboIo. 9ie Sbeilnc6.
mer ontiiiirten iid iein.
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g6Sanfnna bcrlrnst.

Duro55o, g(lbonieiL 25. Snli. -
W(obanule0aniide albaneliI6e sSn.
iugenten iiberreidten an Donner.
ltog ben 8ertretern Der europ6iIhen
@roBmddte in Gura53o cine gote,
IN Der iie OrobeH, Die SuiptitoSt
81 5eritorcu. fals ni6t 5iirit Bil.
belm aus Dem Sauic 8ieo oboonte
oa MIR 10 eiu 9iirserfrieg oerbiitct
tuer6en tonue Die Sniureenten
iiigen 0ieier 0robung Die 5rpeite BIN.
5ll Denn Die SsriegSifffe ouf fie
feltern ioIlten, tpiiroen iie tpeoer ole
@uropder IN Der Sta0t nod oeren
ionitige giniuobner oerif)onen.
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sdaebtn an surb.

Rem 9rIeons, %. SuIi. = aln
@oro efres aus DeH 8rDpgn birr
eingetroffereit sSrndtoampfers, Der
sereinigt tpurOe, iino bier 5hlnn-
gen oarlinter 5ipei 9oa Gonitric.
tors, t8 9ren5ipinnen. 70 Staten
unO Elm SAB @ansen imo acterla.
fen gefongen ipor6en.