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The Warsaw Gate City
Warsaw, Ill, July 12, 1914.

/ Mrs. Mary Miller Ward and son
Charlie, are visiting Mrs. Wards par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller.
| Friday morning at o'clock occurr-
ed the death Of Miss Clara A. Spitz.
daughter OF MI. and Mrs. Simon r.
Spitz. She was born and raised in
Warsaw and noble young lady In
| the truest sense Of the term. Her
many friends Will sadly miss her. The
funeral was held Saturday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock from the home OF her
parents, Rev. Rabe OF the Lutheran
church, imciating. a'as
At19sa. m. jolly party Of the young
ladies' and three young men arrived
from Quincy in an Abbott auto. Wis
itors by auto are a common occur
renee these summer days. Sometimes
a dozen towns and cities are repre-
scented. The automobile Is dofag
more to make communities acquaint-
ed with each other than most any 9th
err modern improvement. and besides
as far as Warsaw Is concerned, she is
getting trade this year that she never
got before and from greater dis
/
mobile, that modern annihilator Of
distances.
David Ayers Jr.. Ii reported ~ rest
Ing easy this morning and a having
passed q good night His recovery Ia
assured, should no complications de-
velop.
Rev. w. Rabe returned from Gold
en-. ILL.,, where he attended three
days session Of the Quincy and ILL
nois Valley conference Of the Luther
an church.
The conference il small but much
interest was manifested at the mex
ing and reports Of church conditions
were encouraging.
The Ladies' Society Of the Luther
an church gave their usual monthly
luncheon on Thursday evening in
Concordia hall. AS usual it was well
attended and Jolly social time was
had
class of the Presbyterian Sunday
school will give an ice cream social
The evening will be enlivened by
Warsaw's band.
Mr.. John Dockendorf, aged IS, was
overcome by the heat on Saturday
morning while sitting in front OF
Brinkman's drug store. He fell for
ward on the sidewalk but was not in
jured and after being carried into
DR.. Gaunt's office he revived in about
half an hour.
Mercury was SO to 100 in the shade
yesterday and but little breeze. Pretty
hard ON harvesters and there have
been some prostrations.
Mr.. VIM. Rees and Prof. Patterson
OF Keokuk combined pleasure and
business In an auto trip to Warsaw
in the professors car Friday evening.
Warsaw baseball club goes to Maui
VOC today to play the club Of that
city
Miss Elizabeth Scott, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Scott of Garth
age, won the Ford auto offered by
a Carthage paper for the most sub
scribers secured.
In addition to his talent as carl
caturist, Warsaw's embryo artist"
reads, writes and speaks German. His
instructor was Prof. VIM. Erdmann.
His German is as plainly written AZ
English. In drawing and painting in
water colors he originates as well as
copies. His illustration of the cumu-
lative troubles of the "Katzenjammer
kids" is fne; and the copy Of Old
Dock Yak and his red auto would
make the Tribune artist think the kid
was his double for art.
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Financial Review.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servfce.1
NEW YORK, July 11.-Confiicting
conditions Of more than ordinary sig
nificance impaired weak tone to
this weeks stock market. The big
crop report, the more optimistic out
look of the steel trade and the con-
ferences Of the president and business
representatives were Offset in the de-
lay Of eastern freight and heavy sell
ing railway shares. The most not
able slumps were in the Rock Island.
the Chesapeake and New Haven. The
latter closed today at 59h, loss of
Ak from July 3.
Many of the low prices railway
stocks fell to the lowest prices ever
recorded
There was big sale In Amalgamat-
ed copper for the week, stock closing
at 70, q gain OF " over last week. The
biggest sales were recorded in United
States steel and Missouri Pacific
showed :11l,700 shares changing hands
during the week, while the price rose
u. to 61A. There was an abundant
supply OF money, at slightly higher
rates than last week.
Weekly Grain Review.
United Press Leased Wire Service.1
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE past week
was characterized by excellent wheat
weather and poor corn and oats con-
ditions.
Wheat harvest proceeded rapidly
and 1t was finished on the Pacific
coast Receipts in Chicago were about
twice as heavy as the exports.
Foreign cables showed a marked
decline in all futures and especially
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ican senate this afternoon approved
the protocol signed by the American
and Mexican delegates to the Niagara
mediation conference. This action by
the senate was not strictly necessary
but the upper chamber in this in
stance was acting in an advisory capa-
city. General Huerta Is now expect
ed to give his formal approval to the
protocols. Many In Mexico City be-
lfeye this may be one of the dictator's
last oficial acts.
General Huerta appeared at his
usual haunts today and geve no indi-
cation of any intention to retire, or
leave the capital. As the ministry OF
foreign relations has been open. how
ever. since Portillo Y. Rojas resigned,
It has been generally believed that
this post, 1t would be an indication OF
the approaching abdication OF Huerta.
In case Of Huerta's retirement, Fran
cisco Carbajal, now minister Of for
eign relations would succeed him.
Ruror About Huerta.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE con-
stitutional junta here in Washington
claimed today to again have informa-
ton that Dictator Huerta is about to
quit. At the Spanish embassy which
is handling Huerta's affairs It was
stated that the report was news"
Administration oflcials frankly
stated that they hope the news was
true. For weeks they have been ex-
pecting Huerta to quit. Now that
his capital is menaced by force OF
$4,000 nghting men, they are certain
that unless he fees, he Is bound to be
captured and executed.
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4 Mrs. FRED HO66camp OF k1SmAVOA
was taken to st. Joseph hospital, Keo-
kuk, on Thursday last, to be operated
on by. DR.. Gray. 81
The Farmers Grain and Supply
company received the first car Of now
wheat marketed here and was short
~ shipper out.
Dr.. Hartley's house win be ready
for the roof early the coming week
d. K. Abbott Of Chicago II register
ed at the Adams house and is here In
the interest Of the grader proposition
that Is under consideration by the
city council. The machines the coun-
ell proposes to buy are roller, grader
and scarifer, all run by gasoline. The
council held q special meeting Friday
night to meet Mr.. Abbott who explain
ed his proposition. The city IL to have
thirty days tree trial Of the road
making machines and # they are not
satisfactory they may bs sent back
without cost.
The ice cream social Of the Delta
Alpha class OF the Presbyterian
church In Ralston park Friday niEht
was well attended and an enjoyable
event.
The boys orchestra being organized
under the fostering care Of Rev. Geo.
Long VIII hold an Ice cream social
on the rectory lawn on Tuesday even
ing next, July II. This will give the
public a fine opportunity to aid q
most worthy cause.
There are 1876 children In Warsaw
under six years of age. There were
more children born In Warsaw the
past year than In any two years IN
the preceding ten. You viii not doubt
this statement II you will VISIT Main
street on any pleasant summer even
ing.
The young ladies OF the Church Of
the Sacred Heart will give an Ice
cream social on the school lawn
Thursday evening. July 16, and ON
the same evening there will be trip
around the world at the Methodist
church.
America. Turkey. Iceland, Germany
and Japan will be visited.
This hot weather the farmers DON'T
come to town Saturday to do their
trading until about 4:3O p. M. and
from that to 1880 p. m, and that 10
what makes Main street look as II
street fair was on.
The recent school census shows
that Warsaw has 1886 boys and 1856
girls under the age of 81. an increase
Of so over the census OF last year. !,
Miss Eugenia Bell Is home from
Dollar Bay, Mich, whore she has been
teaching and will spend the summer
here.
NJ. v. Summers Of Holyoke. Colo.
spent last week in Warsaw visiting
his brother D. p. Summers.
Mrs. G. s. Walker and daughter
Miss Leonore have gone to Herman,
Ills. to spend the summer with Mr..
and Mrs.C r. Bliss.
Misses Olive and Nan Wills Of st.
Louis and Miss Willie Givin of Fay
cite. Mo-, visited the past week at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Bros,
SER
i'll. Schram, superintendent of the
button factory reports snat he has no
trouble in getting plenty of shells
The factory pay roll IL pretty heavy
these days, i've days footing up over
81, 10000.
The deposits Of the Farmers Ma.
tional bank are $4,000. an increase
Of nearly 40 percent in the past three
months.
Huiskamp Brothers shoe workers
will give an excursion to Fl. Madison
Saturday, July Is, 1880 p. m.
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Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO. July H.-wheat-No. 2
red, 79A @sOAc; No. 2 hard. s0A q
S0Ac; No. northern, S7WSSc; No.
2 spring, s7@sSc.
Corn-No. 2 yellow, 71h@71Ac;
No. yellow, 71A@71Nc
Oats-No. 8 white, 1914 $3.50; stand
ard, se@4oc.
Rye-No. nominal; No. /. 500.
Barley-4905sc.
Timothy-$425@5 so.
Clover-$10.00@13.50.
Peoria Cash Grain.
PEORIA, July 11.-Corn receipts
1s cars; market h@1c higher. No.
white, 69hc; No. white, 6Shc:
No. mixed, 69115o: No. mixed.
6S11c; No. mixed. 69c; sample, Sc
0s7c.
Oats-Receipts IA cars: market Y
01lc higher. No. white, 3SA@
sshc; standard, 3sc; No. white.
371kc; No. white, SIC.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO, July 11.-Butter- No
market.
Eggs-Receipts 12,444 cases; no
market.
Cheese-Unchanged
Potatoes-Lower; receipts 90 cars.
oklahoma, Kansas and Texas, 1850
LAO; Kansas, Ohio, $1.10; Illinois,
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Ohio, $1.45: Virginia barrels, ALSO
4.25; old, S1.25@1.35.
PouItry-Alive, lower, fowls. 14sAc;
springs. 18021c.

=
PouItry--Alive, lower, fowls. 1IaAc;
springs. 18021c.
New York produces.
NEW YORK, July a1-Butter-
Firmer; receipts 600 tubs. Cream
cry extras, 27A 0271kc: firsts, 241z0
26hc; seconds, 22@24c; process ex-
tras. 22@221xc: ladies', current make,
firsts, 20@2011c; seconds, 1910; pack
ing stock. current make, No. 2. 1Sc:
state diaries finest, 26c.
Eggs-Steady; receipts 9,400 cases.
Fresh gathered extras. 24025c; extra
firsts, 22022hc; flrsts, 20A@21c:
seconds, 17@2oc; state Penna and
nearby hennery whites, 25029c; ditto,
gathered whites. 22027c; ditto, hem
merry browns, 24@26c; gathered
browns and mixed colors, 2o@25c.
Dressed poultry. quiet; western
chickens, frozen, 14h020c; fowls,
12h@19c; turkeys. 25@26c; live poul-
try, nominal; western chickens, broil-
ers, 16A @21c; fowls, 16h017c; tur-
keys, 15@16c.
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, July 11.-Hogs. receipts
5000; market strong, SC higher. Bulk
$s.6o@S.s5; light, $s.5o@8. 80: mixed,
$s.4O@s.s0: heavy, ss.25@s.9o; rough.
18.20@8.35; pigs, 37.70@S.70.
Cattle receipts 200; market steady.
Beeves, $7.60@s75; steers. $6.40@'
$50: stockers and feeders. $3.50
500; cows and heifers, $3.S508.00:
calves, $7.5001O.50.
Sheep receipts 5000; market
steady. sheep. @5.35@S.O0: yearlings.
$6.0007.5o; lambs, sS.500s.3o.
ST. Louis Hay.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July 11.-Clover-
mixed. S1AOo@1s.0o; timothy. $14.5o
@2o.5o; alfalfa, s12.0O016.O0: clover,
~A'SN'
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Eattenina the rrua.s.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Ssrvice.1
WASHINGTON, July 11.-That the
democratic tariff is fattening the cof-
fers of whiskey and glucose trusts
was the declaration Of Representative
Hamilton Of Michigan, In the house
late today during a debate on the
tariff,
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Senate Takes Action.
MEXICO CITY, July 1.-THE Mex
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un tha 9tunp.

Cedar Rapids Republican: Linn
county needs . new court house and
# has needed It for twenty years. But
we must confess. we do not see hoy II
IL to be brought about.
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LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS
osy


heavy slump in the market generally.
July closed " under the close for
July 3. September was OF y and
December V.
The drought In southern Illinois,
Iowa and southern Kansas is hurting
corn badly. according to information
received by local commission houses.
The northern part of the belt reports
an exceptionally good crop. The
market closed 31x over last weeks
close
Rust and the dry weather played
havoc with oats, which showed gain
Of Is to 3 cents over the week previ-
GUS.
Provisions showed a hrmer ten
dency on the still advancing hog mar
ket.
Pork was up SOC to $1.10 while lard
and ribs were shade higher.
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Axiom In Economies.

Chicago Daily News: AS a rule.
the money a man doesn't save by re-
naming bachelor would be more
than enough to support wife and ten
children.
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Subtle ApprecIation.

Knicker--"Is Jones q poets poet?"
Bocker-"No; he is a poets poets
pest"
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GnBlauSs ueues Gslolano.

Die forti9reitsnbe 9olenoung Der
slmurbabn, bic ouf Der Strede biz gtts
tplajsrps: nod i'm GaIfs oie'cs CONS
mers in getrisb senommsi: psroen
iog, er1ffHst uUssabnts rDirtbihaftli4s
Ml0gliateitsn in sinem Gsbists DON
ungsbeurer 2lusbebuuag. 0as Ses
lGnbe, ras gum Sbsil in Der gone Der
epigen @srsifuns Iiest, if 70 snorm
reid an 9oIO, bab aus petrssburs
uno Mostau ganSe Sdccren Don
9lbenteurern unb Goloiudern Gufs
Gre6en unb ii6 in bag Imurssbist BE-
geben, I'm bort na6 9olo gu iuden.
Cob finbet iit bort in io!6en WlsHs
gen, bab bas 9sbist in oisisr gssiss
huns bic iibrigsn iibiriiheH Junborte
nett biuter iit ldbt. Sdidtsu, Die
man i'm uraI ala !obusno aHfpriat
uno fpit.matii6 abbaut, IGbt man i'm
e(murgs6ist unbeadtet, bsnn man Bee
treibt natiirlit) Raubbau. Sn Der
9oisa enttpidslt iid Elm bstrisbiames
rnb buntes 2sbeu, bas frsili9 niht gs>
fabrIos 1T, bsnn bas aIima III seraosz
81 morheriid uno Morb uno Sobt=
fblag iinb on ser Sagesoronuns, man
finbst oft gang tleine qniisbsIunsen
ouseerdubt uno bic ginpobner srmors
bet, bod binbsrn bisis Ding. natiirli9
ni6t bic GoIbiuhsr, Ssnsn sine sIGns
senbs 3utunft bsidisbsn au isin
ibeint. I'm Die 9.rsansenbeit oieier
aeute tiimmert ii4 niemanb unb bas
mag aud gut isiH, benn man ipiirbe
nabrfdstnIi5 nur fpsnis srfreuliaes
erfdbren.
Die Wittsrunssbsrbdltniifs .rssben
gang siscnartigs grIttinunssH. Dor
alien 9ingsn fOrbern iie bic unsebsus
rem MalobrdnDe, bic oft monateIans
tpGbren. Sm CONNER iperosn bi.
Wdlbsr troden mi. 3unbsr; Elm
Sunt. asHiigt. Inn iis in 5Iummsn gu
feben. Wan fGbrt taseIaHa ourh 9e.
ibiets, bic aussebrannt iinb; bic gdus
me, bic feline pfablpurasIu in ben
spig psreiitsu @obsn trsibsn tSnnen,
lissen ipirr burdeinanbsr uno bilbsn
@srbaue, bic nur NIT Der @rt miibiss
Zig gu bepdltiesn finb. Sn Dieien
rorb:i6en 0i6unseln bauit aud Der
9lmurtigsr, Der iid ni9t isltsn siHsn
g!rbeitsr bolt unb ibn i'm nd6itsu
0idi6t aerfleiidt.
Cine auberorOentli6 inisreFante
Gridsinuns ruff bic unsebsure aGlts
berbor, bic fait obns uebersans eius
tritt unb ben 9oben iofort srftarren
ma6t. Das Grunoipaisr finost tsis
nen 4usgang unb bilbst baber, no es
an gef9iibten SteIlen bsrborbrefen
fam, ganse srobe @isbsras. SRen
finbet in Der Soigu unbepobnte SGu,
fer, aus bsren 3biiren unb Senfters
0ffnunssn aasiaosH 10n Gis brstsn
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oft BAT bas Gis iOsar bus Dad Der.
riidt. 9as GrunoipuHer 0rGngt iia
aud bur6 Die Ribsn Der SunnsIfiities
runssn, 10 bab Oieie i'm Wintsr DOa
risiigsr GisItaIattitsn bdngen.
ga Der ip.itaus gr0bts SbsiI oes
9ebistes fir bic lanbDirtbidaftIide
gearbsitung polItGnbis ungssisnst 1T,
70 pirb i'm 2lmurlanbs iih pobI elm
dbnli6er gstrisb eniipideln ME in
auitraIisn uHb Siibafrita: g pirb
sin @olbIan0 par egesllenee iperben.
gs lit iosar idon cine nsue Sinbt,
Msr,istpsti, i,sntitanben, bic freili4 nod
fsbr primitiD 1T. aber al. Gbane.n
bat, RAID uuf5ubliibsn. Das Gsbist
bat bsrsits i'm oprisen SABRE fir 20
Wiuionsn Rub.I Cob ssIiefsrt. Gin
tpsit.res probu.t 1T Der 4murIdds,
bic iOsenannts fsta, Der aus BEN
StilIen SSsun in ben amur anb isi'
ne He6enfIiiiis iisisi Nm bort 81
lcidsn. 9i. IyiIhmniien finb 10 grob
bab man ben aa6s .infad NIT Sdau'
fsln ans llfsr iDirft, no er ssial3sT
obsr geb0rrt pirb. Sebr fpertbboa II
Der rDtbe astatapiar. Der an Srt mi
Stene nit etrpa feds &opeseH pr
pfunb bsoabIt pirb, pdbrenb sr II
Mostau unb petersburg 80 Sopeten
BIB Su sinsm aubsl pro pfunb toitet
Die Jiiderei, bic nur BON fpenis.l
llntsrnebmsrn in Der geidiloertsl
primitipsn @eiie betriebep ipirb. mui
| iid mad Der Ypaenbung Der @mur
bcbn natiirli6 in toloifdier Beiis snt
fDideln unb Fl. tpirb wsiaiDneupsrtb
i6affsn.
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Die S6laht I'M Teutpburger @aloe,
ober pie oas 3eug beiBt, nidt &C.
muBt bab'. linb SuBbaIl ipielen 1T
berboten, peil's 81 aef1brlif it, nno
menn ih aui bcn fleiniten Saunl tlet.
tern mill, Oarn i6reit alles S&rrleb
umb Sgottogott!"
Gidboff ldfelte, fpabrbaftig, Der
Sunee bate nicbt 10 unrett.
,s5ort m0dt' id, Batter, fubr Sdns
Ii6erer unb beItimmter, als er begons
nen Bate, fort, irsenOpobin, no es
nift 10 itumpfiinnig 1T pie bier, nno
no i'd fein hummer S4uliunse me9r
bin. Sieb, 9u biit orauben in Der
@elt, unb Sabnen madit 9u uno
Sunnel uno 10 ipas - uno ih llB'
bier 10 rum unb bab' BON nldts elne
9lbnung. 2iber BON ni6ts, lag l4
Dir, i5 ipeib bod niht nal prpent@
lid, ipie irseno mas 5uItdnbe toml11t,
uno meiitens t0nnt' i'd nit ben 6dlle
item gegen bic WGnbe trommeln uno
laut beulen, neil i9 10 bumm bin!
I'd bin bpd tsin ainD mebr, aber
psnn i9 mas fra9e, 10 ma6t alles
9I1t unb perbrebt Die 4u9en. uno
Dann piro mir efen gans piithia 1uE
mutb - ma, unb 10 lit alles setoms
men, unb ba baben iie mid nun iptes
Der nal einssiperrt, neil i'd ben He!ie
sipnslebrer ni4t I'm 9eroeibuns Bit
ten mill -"
Der 9ater iab iinnsnb in ben bliis
benben 9drten binab. Sa untsn lag
bas 2ebsn in pfinsitIi9 fiterem
@lanss, unb bier mar elne lun9e
seele, bic mad S5reibeit uno naa Der
itarten 2uit zines tbGtigen Oaieins
letste. Sb, nun bsgriff er allies: bic
5uriidsebGmmte Sraft Der Sueeno
iutte einen auspss aus bieier gngs,
| lie iu6te ben Observation-Disclosures,
ben frpmmer Glaubs am 5site Der
9fingiten iiber bic Menitheit tommsn
lieb: bieier @eiit, ben aud er, ohns
es freili6 gu piiIsn. nit isinen Wlas
| itinen unb 9obrunsen eebient battle,
unb Der ibm iebt aus benz sroBsn, tra>
genben 9luse ieiuss Sobnes friId uno
berrlich ent9egenIeu6tete.
Gr ergrif Sans bel Der Sdnb, uno
Elm gebeimes @stitsben ilob 5Dii6n
beiben bin unb ber.
.Bas meinii 0u gu elmer pfingita
reiie, Sunse9" frugte er nit stipds
belegter Stimms, .6eute 4beno haz
ben mir nod einen 3u9 nd6 Berlin.
limb moraen fdhrit 9u nit mir nab
9uiel. Souit Dir bod aud NAL msine
MaI6inen unb groIoder ba an'ebsn.
llno psun i'd fertig bin, nsbme i'd
Did nit nat 9lmerito. an ben St=
rettor tDnnen mir ia nal cine gns
ii1tspoittarte iaidsn."
Gin G6lu63en brad aus Der grult
bes sSunsen. Gr lag in ben Irmen beg
9aters. unb pfinsitsn, oas 6eit bes
9eiites unb Der 2isbs, mari ieinsn
soIoenen Quit in bus tleine Simmsr,
in oem iid sipei Wsni6en fiirs aeben
| gefunoen battsu.
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luna Ser Gitter, Der griinen (steaer.
bor6) ino rotbeu (9ndboro) poii.
Reinstatement su einanber Idbt iib
nit Siterbeit Der aurs Ses fremocn
Sfifies uno Die MogIiffeit eines
3uiann1enitoBas erfennen. Gie Dor.
slinebmenbcn Manoper iino ieoem
ieebefnbrenen Meni6en ioicrt flar.
lie sllsneid.sleaeln feunt ieOer:
Dieic aenntnib wirS nod Surd Ge.
Senfpersden ,mteriiiist:
Sit rotb Gil Steuerboro 5u iebn
go mubt on aus Dem @ese sehn.
SieNt bu jeood an gafboro grim,
annnit rlibig oeiner @ege oiebn
Git grin on grim
llno rotb oil ROTH.
aannlt rlbig ieiib
Sat's feline 9iotb."
gBie penig ater Bel gscbel Die 2idtsr
Az erfenncn iino. gebt aus Der glns.
iage bes aapit1ns aenonll berpcr.
Der bns ingliidlihe Sd)iii fiibrte.
Dian erfennt aus oieier iilrdtbaren
Naiaitrupbe pieOer, ipie ireiig aller
Wtenifengeiit geaeniiber ben GlemeH-
ten bernag, su beneH ebcn auf Gee
aud siGtsr WsbeI sr ratlHet III.
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(Yr5f,e bernor,llrlIien ilnitan6e III.

Gr5be berpor3urufen imitaloe lit. =
Sn oen iHternntiunalen 'SeeidIi''
iabrtsbeitimmingen bat man rntilr'
Iid periutt, Die GeiabreM Die ocn
Sdiiien our6 ben giebeI oroben na@
.Roelihteit Su bef1npien. Seoe wtt'
mite iinS 5tuar S6olliignale onr6
sirenc oScr glebeIborn ab3ugeten,
aber in Der unoilrdOringlideH Sin.
iternit zines Oiden gte6els aui Gee
t6nncn Sieie i6aurigen @arnung5'
seit,en mobl bic Nabe eines anoeren
sdiifcs an,eisen, es lit aber i'm Re
bel nitt ieit5uiteaen bon ipeIher
Seitc oas Gtiif nabt. 5erner lit bic
geitimnlnls erIaiier, bei gtebel nit
,,pernlinoerter @ei6pinbigfeit" tll
iabren. 9as 1T nun eiiloebnbarer ge.
griif. Gin Gd)iff, bas seipobnIid %
seemeiIen liiuit, bat berminberte Se.
i6ninoigfeit, wentl es nit Der 5abrt
aui 20 sinoten hcrnntergebt. gs lit
betannt, bnb oieie glrt Der sluiial.
Jung oft if)on Su idtperen llnsIiidS.
f1len seiiibrt bot. GenH Der aapitan
eineS Sd)iiies lit nidt ur fir Die
Siderbeit ieiner Raiiagiere imo lei.
nes Gtiifes Dernnhportlid, ion6eril
aud, iciner ,@eiellidait DerpiIidtet,
moelidit idnea ben @eg iiber Gee
surld6ulegen. ia bnben iid aus bic.
fem 3pieipaIt bann Die Sdliifsfiib.
rer Oft burd) ben ausipeg 5ii retten
gcinft Inn BEL elmer aataitropbe iidl
binter Der rperminberten 8ejdJwin.
0iofeit" perifan5en 5l f0nnen unb
sIeit5eitis ben Vortbeil ibrer @eieIl.
id)ait be6aht 5li baben. gnolid, fonI.
men bei Icbel nod bic gluspeit.9ie.
geIu IN Graee, bic glei6falIs inter.
national feiigeiest fino. aIus Der stel'
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g1ebcI auf zee. Die aata-
Iiropbe Der ,gmpreb Of SreIano"
Ientt nieber Die allsemet1le slnfmert'
famfeit auf Den idlimmitsn '5eiito Der
GeeIeilte, SEN gsebel. gsud oem In.
tergans Der .9itanie" batte man an
Sie Gciabren burh BEN Stebel faunI
nod oeoaht, uuo q ii.l bssei6plsno,
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oab ole eriteu Gepeiden iiber oas lii.
gIiid aneaben, oaB es iih ailb bel
Der ,enpreb Of Ssrelano" Inn eilen
3uiammenitob nit einem gisbers
banoelc. 9lun lit leioer Dieoer eill.
NAL Der gepeis erbraht, onb and Der
gse6eI satairopberi bon glsjHer
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eeIiebier 9utie ben Wlayia aonuebuum, asb.
glr!enbroS, I'm alier Dor SO Sabren. Wlo.
naien unb 1s 7aeeu Die etereienHg iinbei
am gPoniqa ben ib 9Hnt nm sik iIbr WlOrs
qcns fporduf nm libr N bet ct, s5rnnsisius
airbe ai5erio unb 9int sirabe,. elm eieriides
Reaniem dbgeb1lien mir Iuo5u NsripaHoie uHo
fyrennbs obns peiiere gloti8 boi!iait einseIa'
ben iino
Bite. feline gIumen
12ISIl lie traHtrnbtH Sintrrbiitbsntu.
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iudi stsue IN asftcnrdnt ooer @'rtbl1aii
1919 @lopre girate, 8. S!cc.
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0cb. SiIber!.
aeIiebte gatiin bon geiItelm Nofemeber.. I'M
Sitter ppu 81 Sabren une 10 Wonnien.. Beer
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Daniel Sirabe. aus. 1913
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saaerefen-s2 1000, $4,000. 5000
$4,000. 81, 500. sl,40o. 5000. $500. 0sotee
dnaIer 63S Burns Sir.
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gcrlanat Al fauien.

aIte beBahlen tts BE-
500 melt eetlis fIps q. seoeR. b
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