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Evening journal., 1914-03-06
HORSE ON MAD
RUN FRICHTENS
Animal Creates All Sort Of
Excitement in Newark But
Pedestrians Escape
COUNCIL BORROWS
MORE FOR SEWERS
special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del. March GA spec
tacular runaway caused a lot of ex-
citement along Main street early yes
terday afternoon. While no one was
injured there were number OF mar
row escapes, as the runaway horso
after colliding with another vehicle
when the buggy to which It was
hitched was practically demolished,
turned into the pavement
The horse is owned by Charles
White OF near Harksdale and Mr..
(lite was driving from tho public
sale at the farm Of Daniel Thomp-
son, In New London road when tho
animal got frightened at an automo-
bile and started to run. Mr. White
jumped out and was not seriously
injured.
At an adjourned meeting of Town
Council, President of Council Joseph n.
Hossingcr announced the appointment
of James NJ. Pennington and Wilbur H.
Wilson. as judges to assist the town
treasurer in holding the town election
on April ID. The terms of Town Coun-
Gilman Joseph Lutton G. Fodcr and
Eben d. Frazer expire at that time.
The list OF unregistered dogs in the
town was turned over to Alderman
Leonard w. Lovett. There are ~ on
the list
Engineer Wilson submitted plans
and specifications that he has prepared
for rebuilding Main street between tho
Ccntre and Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road station. Proposals are now to
be asked for. The improvement may
cost $4,000.
Council authorized the Sewer Com.
mission to borrow 81 800 for sowei
purposes This makes total of about
$4,000 that has been borrowed for tn,
installation of the new system Of sew
ers.
Persons from nearly all parts OF
the county attended the public sale
of farming implements and stock OF
former Levy Courtman Daniel Thomp-
son. near Newark, yesterday. Fair
prices generally were realized for the
articles sold The PAGER, Della
March. was bought by Charles r. G
Lewis, for S240. This mare was
queen Of the snowpath in Newark
during the winter Of 1871 and 1912.
Professor c. A. Short, gave an II.
lustrated lecture last night before tho
Agricultural Club of Delaware Col
lege, on Good Roads.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
CONVICTED, CURTIS
WANTS NEW TRIAL

The jury in the case Of Frank Cur
It's, colored, who was placed on trial
in the Court Of General Sessions yes
terday morning. returning a verdict
OF guilty after remaining out for four
hours Henry r. Isaacs. counsel for
the defendant, asked for an arrest cf
judgement, pending a motion for q
new trial
Curtis was convicted on the charge
OF having robbed William r. GuillCn,
a stOrekeeper, at Sixteenth ana LIN
coin streets. on the evening cf Fcb-
ruary 10, of a walle. containing over
$66 in bills.
The iuly in the case OF Levi h.
Taylor. colored. accused of assault
with intent to commit murder Ie-
turned a verdict of not guilty.
The grand jury yesterday ret lrncd
true bills of indictment against the
following: Assault with intent 20
commit felonious assault. John
Bogucki; conducting the business of
pawn-broker without a license, Nor
ris Worvick; entering dwelling with
intent to commit robbery, William
Charles. Walter Powell BENJAMIN
Lentz. James E. Walsh. Herbert Sto-
neski; violation Of the screen law
Edward J. McCann. The grand jury
ignored the charge of violating the
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
NEW PIANO FOR
THE HIGH SCHOOL

The new Knabe grand piano which
has been purchased for use In the
Wilmington High School Will be
placed on the auditorium platform to-
morrow, and used for the first time
at the assembly exercises on Mon
day The piano was selected by Miss
Nell c. Krumme. supervisor OF music
in the city schools. John A. Thoms,
Jr., accompanist of the Wilmington
High School orchestra, and a pupil
of Wassili Leps. viii have the honor
of performing first upon the new
piano, and will play as a solo num-
Der, "Valse Brilliante," IN. Mos
kowsk)
Miss Krumme is planning another
concert to be given before the close
Of the term, for the piano fund
About $3.50 was realized from the
recent concert, which was a gratify-
ing success in entirety.
Plans are being made for the regu-
lar spring concert of the orchestra
which will be given on Monday even
ing, March 16. At the assembly ex-
ercises on Monday morning DR..
James R. Mahaffy will speak on the
subject of Physical Training" and
Student Athletics" This is especial
" timely in view Of the present pub
lie discussion as to the need for a
gymnasium for the High School.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
NEWLY-WEDS PRESENT
HUGE CAKE re FIREMEN

Members Of the Friendship Fire Com
pany at their meeting last night were
surprised 60 receive a monster wedding
cake from Mr. and Mrs. Davis q. Jones.
who recently were married Mr. Jones
is not member Of the company, but
always has been actively interested IN
lis affairs. The memboTs knew nothing
Of his gift until Il was delivered az the
engine house. The cake was too feet in
diameter, covered with creamy icing, and
contained the name of the Friendship
Company in pink letters. Tho cake was
cut and eaten by the members and a
vote of thanks was extended TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
DISMISS sNOW CAsEs.

officer Gamble. in the City Court to-
day was the prosecuting witness
against Robert Adair on a charge Of
violating the snow ordinance on Feb
ruary "a and %. As the tax records
showed that the property was assessed
to Mrs. Margaret Newlin. the case was
dismissed The next case was that
against Jennie b. n. Adair. charged
with allowing snow to remain In front
OF No. los East Fifth street Robert
Adair said there was no such person
as the one named In the warrant. He
he could not enter an appearance IN
the case. The case also was dis
missed.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
HE RETURNS TO wORKHoUsE.

In City Court today Joseph Walsh was
charged with drunkenness. He got out
Of the workhouse yesterday. Today he
asked for chance to 90 to Middlstowr,
but was sent out to the workhouse for
forty more days.
Patrick Kennedy came here from Ches-
ter and drank a little too much whis-
KEY lie was fined 81 and costs.
Thomas McMonigle refused to move
when ordered TO do so by Officer Carey.
He was fined 81 and costs.
Four ,men charged with being drunk
were allowed TO 60 as it was their first
ofIense.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION
It's Me For DR.. Edwnrds' Olive
Tablets.

That is the joyful cry Of thousands since
DR.. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the
substitute for ralomel.
DR.. Edwards, a practicing physician for
II years and calomel's old.tiue enemy
discovered the formula FOR Olive Tablets
while treating patients Tor chronic constipa-
ton and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not con
tain calomel but n healing. soothing vece.
table laxative. M gripping Is the keynote
Of these little sugar-ooated, olve-colored
tablets. They cnuse the bowels aud liver
90 act normally They never feree them
20 unnatural aetioni
II YOU have n dark brown mouth" now
and them bad breath dull. tired
feeling-sick headache--torpid liver and
are constipated you'll find quick. sure and
only pleasant results from one or two little
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets az bedtime
Thousands take onc or two every night
Just TO keep right Try them i0c and 25c
per box. The Olive Tablet Go. Columbia.
Chic, For sole bF all druggists.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO ARRANGE SMOKERS

w. W. Pusey, chairman OF the real
estate and building section of the
Chamber of Commerce has issued a
call for a meeting Of that section In
the Chamber Of Commerce rooms on
next Tuesday night Several matters
Of importance will be discussed at
that time.
The Mercantile Section will meet
this evening. when the proposed din
ner to the Peninsula business men,
the smoker to the local business men
and the trading stamp question Will
be discussed Il is proposed to hold
the smokers at intervals.
Several such affairs we're held by
the Chamber last Fall
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
LOOK OUT
FOR "D0pED"
COUGH SYRUPS

Cough Syrups and other cold cures
containing habit-forming drugs such as
Opium, Morphine and Chloroform dope
the system. They give temporary relief
only. Avoid them. Always use Goh's
Cough Syrup II the kind made wholly Of
harralesa herbs; the kind that has been
known and used for 80 years the kind
you can give your children with absolute
safety.
COTS gets to the source Of trouble
ard quickly and safely looscns and raises
the phlegm. For Hoarsc-ess, Coughs,
severe OF slight Colds, threatened Pneu-
monia, Group, Whooping Cough, Grippe
or Asthma, COTS Cough Syrup has
proven its value through years Of use.
Keep a 25c or SOC bottle in the house.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
DELAWARE CITY NOTES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Del. March c.
After being closed since February "a, the
Chesapeake and Delaware canal was
ol ened to navigation on Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur jackson will talk to the
women of the Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church here on next Tues
day afternoon.
Shad fishermen are pairing off and are
preparing for the coming fishing season.
The Kew. James Heavey, who has been
i'll is Improving
The committee on the cuchre and
dance TO be held March II is making the
necessary arrangements. Bridge, euchre
and five hundred will be played.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
TO REFUND SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR PLAYHOUSE CONCERTS.

Manager John 5. Hale. Of The Play
house, today announced that he de-
sired persons who had subscribed to
the Mary Garden, Ysaye and John
Mccormack Concert series TO call at
the box Office of the theatre and on
submitting their tickets the subscrip-
tions would be refunded TO them,
Mr.. Hale said he regretted that
Miss Garden had been Obliged TO can
eel the engagement because OF illness.
as the arrangements for the concert
series had ben included in one con-
tract which necessarily was can
ceiled when one of the artists could
not appear.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
DECLARE HIM MONEY GRABBER.

Louis Dale, oolored. was before
City Court today, charged with the
larceny of $2.75 from George Cammo-
mile The testimony was that George
had S275 in a bag in his hip pocket,
and while standing at Front and
Shipley streets. Dale grabbed the
bag and ran away The prosecuting
witness and an officer caught Dale,
but did not discover the money. Dale,
however, was held under bail for
trial.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
CONTINUE THIS CASE.

Matteo Daqui was before City Court
today charged with assault and bat
terry on Vincento Nascisi. Recently
the prosecuting witness was held for
Court on the charge of the defendant
who was followed by Nascisi with a
revolver. Daqui had cut the man with
a knife before he drew the revolver.
The case went over for a week.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
PRoPERTY SALE sET ASIDE.

George Lodge, representing Mary
Callan, in Superior Court today
asked that the sheriff's sale Of the
property of Mrs. Callan's for taxes
be annulled. The request was grant
ed. Nicholas Fidance bought the
property for S175. The woman owed
Sl0S taxes.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
TROLLEY MEN ORGANIZE.

c. o. Pratt. organizer of the Street
Railway Employees Union has been
IN this city for several days and or
ganized the employees of the Peoples
Railway Company. Whether any of
the Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company employees have
joined the organization is not known.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06

screen law against Walter Springer.
Bessie l. Mckinney. charged with
the murder of Delaware Reed, near
Glasgow, about a month ago, was
indicted on a charge Of manslaughier.
The grand jury ignored the charges
of first or second degree murder pre-
ferred aginst Mrs. Reed.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
cHARGE rHEM WITH LARcENY.

In the City Court this morning
Harrison Parker, colored, George II.
Green and Everett Smith were held in
$500 bail for a hearing tomorrow morn
ing on the charge Of larceny of Sl.6j
worth OF valves from the Pullman Car
Co.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
spTCIlL MUSIC AT CENTRAL.

On account of the stormy weather
Of last Sunday evening, the musicale,
which was scheduled for Central
Presbyterian Church. was postponed
and will be G1ng on next Sunday
evening instead.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMEROIAL.

By The United Press.
NEW NORk, March o. Pronounced
weakness in Chesapeake and Ohio was
the feature at the opening Of the stock
market TODAY, but other stocks. with
the exception Of Baltimore and Ohio
were firm. with no notable change in
prices The attendance was small and
Gealinea largely professional.
+. d. Lackey and Company say;
"Wc still feel that prices viii shortly
improve"
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
CURING A HEADACHE

When
search the medicine closet Cor something o take
irs properly administered It is harmless which can
muscle OF the BODY including those the neck particularly Close
Try to bnnn all bothe the
1ur maid sister mother daughter should called to help
oyer your forehead Have her begin with fairly firm and stroke
sideways
completely woman.
Evening journal., 1914-03-06
BABY IN FULLER FAMILY.

ar and Mrs. J. Z. Fuller are re-
ceiving congratulations on tne birth
of a sen, On Monday, March 3, VINO
has heen named Edmund &aybGnk
Fuller.
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Fri. Rphlff aelanbet.

Sri. 9foblff, Godtcr oe5 6errn
Senrp 9lobIff, ipelde I'M 6riibiobr
cine 8ergniigtngSreiie nod europa
mtrat, infolge oes europGii6en arie.
ges nit ibren &eiiegefGbrten mad
56peOen gerietb, lit ftlieBlih 8nr
;Sreuoe ibrer gItern luo notiirlidl
aud 81 ibrer eigeneh, in gtetu 9ort
cingetroffen Syn Sdpeoer puroe
iie BON furhtboren Seinipeb befal.
len un0 oa5 arme N1oden bat
i6redIidle Scelenqun( auSgeltonoen.
Sier miro iid) 6rl. RohIff iider
iebr balo erboIen, aber at ben @r'
inuerlmgen miro iie 3eit ibres Sc.
bcn5 5u 5erren baben
Serr 8ilbeIm Sdn1oIler bon Der
;Sirna Sdjn1ouer & NiiIler bat on
lein bieiiges 6auS cine 9epeide &C.
ianOt, ooB er moblauf lei unO iidI
am 10. Oftober in RotterOom nod
Den Ser. Staaten einidiffen tperoe
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Gamen.SaIfs.gl .glnsidlnf.

g9ie ungemetn eiiria mlere oeut.
ifen Gamen ant e0len Silfsncrf
fir oie ariegsnotbIeioenOen arbei.
ten, 5eiBte Die itnrf beiltdte Ser.
ianunluug oes Stills slnsihuiies
geitern gtnhulittog i'm 2eutihen
Sans. 0lau fam Cabin therein,
OaB Die 5rage Der gertbeillmg DER
Siilfsgclocr ipdter beitimait mer6en
ioa, OorIduiig iou erit tiidtig oe.
iaumelt ueroen. Serr Bal. S. 93e.
ter mohte mcbrere @rflduHgru Die
betreifs Ger 9eitimnulug Der Gel.
Der 9luffIdruna idaiitcn. Gr iagte,
OaB bic 6iilfsgeloer MIR ourh oie
omerifaniIde 9iothe &reui @eiel.
idoit nnd 0elltidlauo mo Deter.
reid.llnaaru gcianot perOen fom.
ten Gieieu geidei0 boben Die
Deltihe SiiIis.@eielli6ait i'll glem
9ort erbalten mo oieie Gntiheioung
treiie notilrlid aui oa5 golBe 2anO
3u a5npielueit Ole 8ithpen unO
8aiien lmterIhiBt peroen f0nnen
Oarilber piir0e Ser 1eihei0 Nus.
flntit geben, Der bon giinOeSIenator
Root 81 erparten iei, Der groBten
mnerifoniiden 9lutorit6t nuf Dem
@ebiete 0es 80lferredts, an oen ii9
Die oeutihe @iitfs.@eieQihaft non
Gbicaqo I'M glusfunit gempiot bo.
BE- glrd Der g3ationoI6lmo perOe
bieie 5rage IdlIieBii6 in 8ufrie0eu.
iteaeH6er @eiie loien, iooaB bor-
Idufig einfad) geiann1elt peroen ioIl
Bis Die ,5rage Der 9ertbeillug ipa.
Ter eno8iItig entidieOen lit,
Die Gomen beidloiien, fomnien-
Den Sonntog 9eadnittog Inn 4 ltbr
in Der Dhtiifballe cine peitere 9ers
iommIung a63ubalten, nobel 6ralI
.R. s. Streblon eineu Suffee gum
geIten Der Siilf8faiie ierbiren miro.
gtad Der 8erianlmlung purOe
bon ,Srou 9l0oIpb granoes Elm aaf.
feefran5fen gum 9eiten oes SiiIfs.
fon0s gegebeu
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9Ius Sem Staate.

Qincoln. Roli3eiierqednt gieuielot
murOe BON einem gepiIien sSobn
SduIB, ben er 5u uerbnIten iudte,
binterriidS iiberfaaet un0 nit elmer
gierflai6e 10 libel 3ugerihtet. 0nB
an ieinern 8ieoerauffctnmen ge3luei.
felt miro. S9uIs befinoet iid III Saft.
8retna Der neue gruBe Stall
0eS 5armers Sobn S5eeS, bier Wtei-
len nor6meItlih bon @rettia aeleaen,
purOe ipGbreno eines 8epitters bonn
8IiB getroffen lmO eingedidert. 0as
gieb ipuroe gcrettet, aber 440 gu.
ibel 8ei5eu un0 ale 5arrn9erat6.
idaiten Die lid) in Dem @eb1loe be-
fdnoen iuuroen 6crItort
SaItingS. Der neunidbrigc eSo6n
EidenS 500 lid, bei Dem &eriuhe,
cine brennenoc @aioIinrame bon
ser 5traBe fort3uitoBen, 10 idiirere
@ranonunoet 81, OaB cr oenieIben
crIegen lit.
;S41erton. Ginbreder orangeu
in SarrD Gonnon'S 8irtbihaft,
iprengtcn 6en 8elOidraltf n1itteIa
0bnamitS uno erbeutpten $500. Die
gan6iten bemerfitenigteu ntitteIs ei,
ne5 gLutoS ibre 5luft.
GlattSmollt6 g9dbreno iih SSSobr
Snanioh per 3peiraO nah Snuie
6eaa6, muroe cr BON 3. z. 9pion's
gluto ii6crfabreu uno t0otlih perIcbi
Ser 8critorbenc 6interIdBt einc
gSttnc @Gbreub Ser 35 Sabre
aIte C5far 9IopO lnlpeit Der Sta6i
I'M 12iIioltri 3luB cin guo nabm
uurOc cr BON 4r1ntpfen befaIlell
Iinl0 ertranf. Der 2ei6nom lit mod
Iniht gebcrgcu lporoeu.
Columbus. Der 8tihenIteuer Soc
Gardner muroe p1breno CT bel Der
,Soeqai 02iitle 5ipei 6rahtrDoger
oerfoppeIte, 5piiden Oen @ogen unr
ser 8IatTorm erbriidt 0aS Sein
Oea 9erungIiidten 1T AIbion. Rebr.
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DnrrnanIftNnb
in Si6t?
Weu. giliOsH ertbeilt @en. gOtBa
eintn mobIgemrinten
Jlatbidlag.

el gaio, Ter, 3. Sep General
j. ). 8ilioen, Der N benz ariege
Der englanoer aeaea bic guren
cer 3ipcitb5dite im acntmanbo nui
Seiien Der Buren, mar uno mad oenl
ariege uerbatnt mur.
De lno noh 9lmerifd fam, bat an
General gotba in Pretoria iol.
gcHocs Ic!eqramml geionot oIie.
icS lit fiir Sil0afrifn bic bette @ele.
qcnheit, oas engliidle Sod ali I'M.
mer ab5ui6iitteln. Vile 9uren in
oieiem S1noe iperoen iid1 I'M oas
Banner Der Buren, ihaareH.
8iIioen mobnt geaenDartig IN
gteu Rerifo, mar friiber aoiutant
oeS gurenprGiioenten ariiger mlO
mter BrdiiOCnt Yia6ero in Ulerifc
oeiien miIitdriihcr Siatbgeber.
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gIns gIOumfieIb.

Ger 6rnuenberein Der eb..
Illtb. 9reifaItigteitSgetnetnoe miro
am 9onneritag ben 10. Septeu1ber
auf Der sSarn Oes 9errn Siirgert
2oeoing 8erianrnIung baben. Rob
Dor 2tbIauf eines Sabres bat es
oieier gerein fertig gebrodt, bic
9ollfoiten Ser inn borigen Sabre er.
ridteten neiten SduIe nit ruto
$1,000 ab3ube5ablen.
Serr mo 6rau @eorge SolI
nebIt Sobn Coon fe6rten ont Gnnts
ltag gIbeno BON elmer nterip01entIis
den 9llttonobiltour rlad omaha ttno
un0 llmgegeno uno meiter mad Wifs
ioltri tpoblbebolten 5uriid. glr ieIs
ben aben0 iteIlten ii9 aud Serr tiuO
SSrou 2olti5 S6rooer rleblt &ftts
oern mie0er Elm, Die bret alien
sgreunoen lmO 8efonnten in Sdfess
mig S5a., eineu oretipo1entlibett Bee
ilt1 abgeitattet batten.
- SSSobotn 2afrens itit0 Gnttd
SSenien reihten geIteru et1lnnoer bic
9an0 51 geneiniomer 8egfabrt fins
2eben uno tpuroen 0ur9 8aItor Rna
be getroitt.
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Rom, 3. Sept. - 9ei Der am
oritten Gage erioIgtrn glbitinmlu1
Der sur Bapiupdbl 3tiammeugetre.
tcnen auroinaic nuroe aaroinaI
Celia 9bieia gum ]taficlger oea
Ueritorbenen Bapites Bius oes 3ebn'
ten crDdblt. Gr miro inter Dem
9lameu gcncoitt Der 5iiuiJGbnte oen
Shbl Agetri betreten. Ger neilc
Bnpit mar bisber er5biidoi BON go'
logna.
8eiBer Dem giauhfang DER Sir
tiHiidjcn Siapclle eutiteigenoer HoudI
3eigte Der noh TauIenOen 31blenoen
gfenldenmenge an Dab Die Bapit-
nail itattgermOen. (g9enn feline
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srieHaasn.

@iBbegierigcr, Gm16n. Gin gIr.
meeforps lit Die gr6bte ibon i'm
5rieoeu borbonoene @efeftseiubett
zines Secre5, un1ioBt gepobnlid (iu
3elltihluno in Der RegeD 2 bis 8
9iuiiionen umo oie Sonoertrltppen
(,5ager, ,SuBartiQerie, &ioniere, gfa-
Observation-Disclosures SSdger
gu 8ieroe, 3roim, I'M 9riege 2 bis
3 Observation-Disclosures ole Rorp8'
telegrapbenabt6cilung, Dfunitionsfo.
lonnen, Grains, untcr llmitdnoer
nod Die idjnere glrtilerie Oes 5eIo-
beers ltuo Dloriebdtterien 5uiammer
10000 UiamL 10000 8ier0e, IA
@eidiibe, 200O 6a1r3euge, einidlieB-
lid Der glrtiIlerie, rmO iteht utter
Dem aonlnanoo eine5 Generals Der
Snianterie, Ielteuer zines General.
Ieutlunts. Gieie 3o1I miro aber
Ourh 8iu3u5iebung Der &eier0eu
perooppeIt unO ber0reiiadt.
Cine 9ioiiiou umfaBt auei BIZ
Orei S5nfalterie. eine 4aDallerIe. II
cine 5eIoartiueriebriguoe.
Sir BEN llebergang oes ocutid)cr
5rieoensbeeres gum ariegsbeer Be
Der Ofobilma6ung lteben Die foleetl
Den ausgebiloeten Mantihoiten srn
gerfiigung: 5iinf Reierbe-5obres
tIaiien i'm gtIter BON % bis q
Syabren, fiini 9otlbipebr- S5dbresflni'
len glufgebots BON % bis 80
S3abren, iieben 9an6pebr. .Sabresfloi
len 3. 9lufgebots BON 33 bis IS
S5abren. Dies ergiebt fir IL Sab
resflaiien 3ltiammen oreiunOetnbalt
Ddllionen an ausgebilOeten Dtann
i6aften. g}un Iteben aber on am
ouSgebiIoeten Wamidaften = gr
iabreierpe unD 2dnoIulrm - nod
runo pier Wtilionen 81 @ebote. mo.
0on etfua cine MtIlion duf Die gr
ioBreierpe ltn0 0rei g}illioneu an
0enQan0iturm entfaacn.
Die gintbeilung oe8 ruiiiiher
Sceres tpeidt niht ipeientlid bor
oerienigen GeutidIanO'5 ob.
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stenner's nell,8 (geid,aft.

9. 6. Steiner bot in Dem @e.
6Guoe 720 iiiol Is. 5traBe (t6.
lmo 2eapenportb) Elm feine& @e.
i6ait in Groceries, 5Ieiidrpoaren,
tSriidten lno &euliien erGffuet unG
uiiroe iid ireueu. redt piele 9eut.
ide be0ienen 5u t0nnen. Sein 0tot,
to III nnur ous Bette 8u uldBiolter
Greiieu. Stattet ietnem @eifydft
eineu 8eilh ob nno SSbr tper0ei
mt Der 9eoieuuno uuO Der @aart
|6ufrieOen iein.
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geNa GbirIa 3um lla6Iolgtr
bts papfts Jius X. rrwdblt!
Der neuerWd6Ne pOntifeT War lrt6er Gri'
6i(6Ot OOn Bologna.

3meiorittelniebrbeit er5ielt ptro,
ueroen Die Stimm3ettel NIT naiiem
2trob perbraunt, uHo es iteigt en-
Olmflcr 9laud) ali 0at aber cine
g8a6l itattgeillnOen, 10 fuerop' bic
Stinml5ettel obne Strob y cannt
im6 aus Dem S6oruiteip ,,eigt 81.
ne iUeiBe Rauhidule aud
aar6inaI Della gbieia mar Giii4
itent oes aoroinols gaerrD bel 9aIs
StaatsIefretGr inter oem beritorbe4
nen @apit. uno ipuroe I'm gedf D.
Z. gum aaroinal ernanrt. Gr ioll
elm glubdnger Der BoIittt 6es bets
itor5enen gapites Geo 0es 9ret5ebn.
ten iein. 4
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AampT ont
btut(6tnl S6if!
8aiiagiere tUoIlteg Den 3anpier
pSliider" JluinseH in Gee
81 itedlen.

glelD garf, 9. Sept. Gin glui.
rllbr aui Dem oeutifen Dau1pier
ngliiher" ioa 50 Dlenihen Oos
2ebpn qefoitet ba6cn Der Tam.
pier mar I'M Snfen DON Bernam.
buco, groiilien, un0 batte 800 gai.
iaaiere an 8oro, ais Der arieg ans.
brad mo er Die 5nbrt nidt nltrat.
Dorauf bin 5etteIte bic ,gaiiaaiere,
meiitens &ortugieien ino Spanier,
eineu gluiruhr oil. bei oercn ylie.
Oermcriling angebIid 50 gieniden
imlfolnen.
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osanftc gstrante".
Seitenernns Seriel6en I'M GOngrrk'
bOmite DOrseidlageu.

8aibingtou, 8. Sept.-gor bent
GongreBfonlite fir Wiittel iiitO Be.
ge Iiegt Elm 8oridIag, Oenl5ufolge
nift MIR 9ier uno g5ein. ionoern
aud Die Iogennnnten g1anfteR" @e-
trGnfe, Die feiueu gIlfobol entbnl.
ten, beiteuert neroen ionen. @es
fanntlid iiberIegt oas &ontite ihon
felt aus6ru6 oes arieges, tpie bic
infoIge oes gea6Iaiiens Der @infubr
nerringerfen 3oaeinnabmen olrh
anoere Steueru erieet iperOen TONI
nen. Ran berehuet ben IltsfaIl
auf lngef1br $t00,000,Q00, Die mlf
irgeno cine 8eiie eriest iueroeir
miiiien, penn Die Re9ierilng iid
nidt in eiH 0efi5it bereinar6eiten
mil.
glnfGngIi1 botte man MIR BON eis
ner erbobten Bier. uno g9bisfeb.
iteuer geipro6en, ood mar Der Gin
ipruh 0ogegen 10 ftarf. ooB mon
borIiftiger lpuroe, un6 man beb1ltp-
tet ieet, oaB Die oIfobolfreien @e-
trGnfe ebenjo grtt 2ilrusaetrdnfe
ieien FDie Bier ln0 GseiH lnto oes.
buIb beiteuert iDeroen ioIten. Giitiae
oen1ofratiide YfitgIie0er iino iiber.
baupt gegen ieoe 9riegsiteuer Sic
bebaupten, man babe fir oos Iaii-
fenoe S5abr genug 8elo lntb man
ioIlte rllbig Oas @noe 0cs arieges
obtparten.