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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-18

background dark figures were bending and
straining, twisting and turning, with the
motion Of winch or of windlass, to the rhythm
OF an eternal clank and roar.
Il guess hell must look something like
that said a voice.
McMurdo turned and saw that one of the
policemen had shifted in his seat and was
staring out into the fiery waste.
@For that matter" said the other police
man, Il allow that hell must be something
like that. If there are worse devils down
yonder than some we could name, it's more
than I'd expect. | guess you are new to this
part, young MANI
"Well, what if l ann" McMurdo an
swered in a surly voice.
@Just this, Mister, that l should advise
you to be careful in choosing your friends.
1 don't think I'd begin with Mike Seaman
or his gang if l were you"
what the hell is it to you who are my
friends?" roared McMurdo in voice which
brought every head in the carriage round to
witness the alteration. did ask you for
your advice, or did you think me such a
sucker that 1 couldn't move without it?
You speak when you are spoken to-and by
the Lord you'd have to wait a long time if
it was mel" He thrust out his face and
grinned at the patrolmen like snarling dog.
The two policemen, heavy, good-natrred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-18
The Headline Attraction
in tn e SIN artes st
Stores is Famous
Holeproof Hosiery

In countless stores you will see these
hose displayed-to gain other steady
buyers.
For, once you try Holeproofs. your
whole family will wear them. They are
too good to be forgotten.
Six pairs of cotton Holeproofs for
men, women and children are guaran-
teed to wear six months without holes.
If any of the six pairs fail within that
time, we will replace them with new
hose free.
Three pairs of silk or silk-faced-
men and women-are guaranteed three
months. Nearly 100000 people now
wear them, because Holebroof Hose last.
We pay for our cotton yarns an aver
age of 74c per pound. Common cotton
yarns, selling for &c per pound, will
never do for Holeproofs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-18
BY EMMETT CAMPBELL HALL

With these modern experiments to consid-
er, the tale of the burning of Marcellus'
ships seems more probable.
La Brocquiere. traveller of the fifteenth
century, says that at Damascus they made
mirrors of steel that magnifed objects like
burning glasses" The telescope was not in
vented till early in the seventeenth century.
This would seem corroborative evidence
concerning Ptolemy Euergetes mirror,
which La Brocquiere does not mention, and
of which he perhaps never heard. Abulfeda,
in his description of Egypt, says that the
wonderful mirror was made of Chinese iron,
and that soon after Northumberland pre-
vailed the Christians destroyed it by strata
gem.
In a work published at Marseilles in 1868
Father Abbat argues ingeniously in favor of
the probable existence of the mirror; but
contends that its power was far less than
recorded in the legend.
eff this mirror existed" he says, it is.
probable that it was the only one of its kind,
and that no other means had then been
found of viewing distant objects distinctly.
1t must therefore have been considered as
great wonder in those times, and must have
filled with astonishment all who saw its eff
fects. Even though its effects had not been
greater than those of small telescope,
it is natural to think that those effects were
exaggerated beyond all probability and even
possibility, as commonly happens to rare
and admirable machines and inventions"
MOREOVER, it is certain that in some
w circumstances objects can be seen at a
much greater distance than is generally re-
garded as possible. 1t is claimed, for example,
that the Isle of Man is clearly visible from the
summit of Ben Lomond, Scotland, an airline
distance of one hundred and twenty miles,
and it is stated in old prints that the illu-
mination in the atmosphere caused by the
great fire of London, in 1866, was seen at
Jedburgh, Scotland, three hundred and sew
enty-tnree miles away. Many other in
stances of observation with the naked eye,
at astonishing distances, in peculiar circum-
stances, all well authenticated, may be found.
Simple yet effective aids to sight were used
long before any form of lens had been de-
vised. Spectacles first became known about
the beginning of the fourteenth century, and
an inscription on the tomb of nobleman of
Florence, Salvinus Arnatus, who died in
1917, states that he was the inventor.
The earliest form of an instrument to aid
the sight was a shield for the eyes, very
small opening admitting the light. En-
peror Nero was shortsighted, and employed
what contemporary writers called mir
ror,' which in reality was an emerald re-
duced to plane surface.
In his Voyage to Hudson's Bay" Ellis
tells how the Eskimo, in order to prevent
snow blindness, covered their eyes with
pieces of wood or ivory properly shaped and
having in them narrow slit the length of
the eye, through which they looked out.
Not only did this device prevent the terrible
snow blindness, but with its aid objects
could be seen at surprising distance, and
the natives used them in the manner of tele-
scopes even when there was no danger of
snow blindness.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-07-16

Fair at skowhegan. Sept. 10, Il. Il
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-07-16
235 Acres on Maine Coast

In sunny So. Ne. with long growing
season, early springs, late falls neigh
boring farms are producing 100 bu. poo
tatoes per acre; short haul Ia city
m<ts big prices. cuts - toms hay
pasture for - COWS; 100000 II. timber
1000 eds wood. a future IN the wood
lot; IiX9N II. barn. claphoarded am
painted. horse fork root and manure
cellar running water in front of stock
shed, ice and poultry houses; nice i
room house; called West on business
viii sell for $1,000. part cash. and throw
in cows, horse. sheep. poultry and
complete outfit modern farm tools
machinery and crops; tremendous
sacrifice hut must sell at once. for al
details and travelling Instructions write
Maine Iw2g
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Republican Caucus

There will be a Republican
Caucus Thursday, July IS, at the
Municipal Court Room, at 80 p.
M, for the purpose of choosing
nine delegates to a Republican
Convention to be held at Skowhe-
gan, at II a. M, July %, to NOM
mate a candidate for County
Treasurer. Per Order
X. l.. MARSTON, Chairman
HERBERT WENTWORTH,
1W29 Secretary
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Notice of First Meeting of Creditors

In the District Court OF the nlteu states
for the District of Maine. IN Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF
Walter DuntoDt In BANKRUPTCY
Bankrupt
To the creditors OF Waiter =. Runton, II
Moscow in the County Of somerset ami
District aforesaid a bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that On the ltth taN
of IulV. \. II. 1914, said Walter :. puntQn Nas
duly adiudlciated bankrupt, and that tae
hrst meeting Of his creditors will be held
At banIcl Lewis office, in Skowhegan, NJ anne.
nm the 18th day of August, :. T. TIT At
ten a etocN in the forenoon. mt which time the
said creditors may attend, prove Their Claims,
appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt,
and transact such other business As uay
nrnperlv come before said meeting.
July g. a. Il. 1914.
pANIEL LEWIS,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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The field day of the Helen Coburn
Mission Circle has been indefinitely
postponed
The illness of Mrs. Elizabeth Nay
was reported yesterday. Her many
acquaintance hope for a speedy re-
coyery
Hon. S w. Gould is building an ad-
dition 29lax3S feet to the bottling
works back of the Oxford The same
will be used for storage purposes.
The addition to the Bethany Baptist
Church has been completed and ar
engagements are being made for dedi-
catory services to be held some weeks
later.
Mrs. J. A. Gilmour of Arlington, N.
J. is guest in the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs W. L. Coggin, the wife of the
local school instructor in manual
training
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Keene of Lynn,
Mass, who have been the guests of
J. Harvey White departed yesterday
for Intervale, N. H, where they have
musical engagement.
Miss Marion Chalmers of Woburn,
Mass, arrived Tuesday night to visit
NIT
young ladies were students together
at Wheaton Seminary.
Miss Ethel Merriam, the daughter
of Rev. and Mrs George Merriam who
was a member of the 1914 class of
Colby College has accepted a position
as teacher in the High School at
Woodlawn, near Calais.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Parker and
daughter of Boston have been the
guests this week of Landlord Haines
at the Coburn. Mr. Parker has for
a long time been one of the clerks at
the Crawford House in Boston.
Miss May Gilman of Warren, N. c.,
has been in town this week, guest of
Mrs. Olive Dealey and Charles Dealey.
Miss Gilman is the daughter of the
late Frazier and Annie (Dealey) Gil
man, both well known here in years
gone by.
Mrs L. NJ. White and two children
have arrived from Danforth for few
weeks visit with her sister Mrs. J.
Palmer Merrill. They were accom-
panied by Miss Phyllis Bennett of
West Newton, Mass, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. White.
W. = Ordways block on Madison
Avenue is being repaired and renoyat-
ed for the convenience of the Allan
tic Tea Co, who are to occupy the
same. Plate glass fronts in both this
and the Boyd store will greatly I'M
prove the appearance of the structure
F. Clayton of Gardiner, student
last year at the Harvard Medical
49,, -, = o. -. - ca,l 80
at Fairgrieve Bay, swan from the
cottage Tuesday where he is stopping
- tho rost ,,oaison u.harf = distance
of a mile and quarter without rest
ing.
NJ ua, oa.a.fs IT'D NV is 70
-, ,r,,a.aa,.u =, Ill, ., ~ pirob
-. n,.aaa...,,.,z.t ~ 49,
-, g.. hao,.o+ ,;onio
60. al, - .o.,.oa roob ,,,on,hor
.-.....a.sa - hu;na 49, ona snoon
s......, 80 - d.
-. go. a,...a..o aoa, ,,,or,ho, is ro-
quested TO leave ten cents al Jadhils
store.
The members of Eureka Lodge N. f.
q p met AT the home of Frank S.
Morrill, Monday evening and spent one
of the most ENJOYABLE evenings in its
hietorv Mr. and Mrs. Morrill, were
charter members of the Lodge. Mr.
Morrill, was the FIRST treasurer and
hold the office for sixteen wears. Re-
rrosbnants of ice cream and cake
were served
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Millinery at Cost at L. NJ. Poulin's,
go Water Street
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-07-16

Millinery at Cost at L. NJ. Poulin 5
Go Water Street.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-10

lnb in trrser 3eit par i'd furirt uno lam
mid leitptm gutter Gsiunbbsit ertreuen. Be'
Ieber gjeIeaenbsit preiit i'd oos @smpouno,
ba id, tueib, SaB es mir gebolfen bat uno
aud anoeren beIfen tpirb. Sn iesterer 3elt
babe id, oas COMPOUND meiner 5pdter ae'
geben umb i'd nanits, oaB ole leibehbsn
sSrausn es uehmsn unb BON ieinem Wertb
iibereuat Iein nmiiroen.--erau Samts U. Bel.
bel, las u. Senn Strabs, Sbippensbura. 20.
3poia 9. 8intbam's 8eaetable Com,
pounb in aus einbeimiideu sSuraeIn nno
8flauaen aemaf)t unb snibdli feiue bstdu'
beHben ooey ihdoliden Trosuen, uno es uirb
heute ais bas erfolsrsidite gtitttl asgsn
sSrauenleioeu -nnseiebtn. bas MIR teunen.
Sauienbe BON ireiwillisem -9ensniien pahs
in BEN 9intbam 2aboratorium su ppnn,
Maf, auiliesem ideimen bies du bepeiien.
@enn Sic ben leiieiten 3iueifel be.
gen, BAH Sbnen 2gbia 6. Einfham's
@egetable Gumppnnb belfen tDnnte,
idreiben Sic an bic 2gbia 6. 9iuf.
lam Wcbicine Gu. tsertranlih),
agnn, Maii., nm 9latb. SIR Sdrei.
ben ipiro pDn einer Tran grGffnst, ge'
lcien nnb beantluortet nnb itrens ucr.
trauliA bebanoelt merben.
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Muslan6.S 6.Selegrapb
9nblen
Si9ert h9 Der areuser
aarlsrube" in porto

= " = ~ = y = '
aarIsrubs in porto
Nieo.
SanSuan. pOrto giito, 9. atug.
Der beuti9e areuasr -aarIsrube" lief
an Sonntaa Worgeu bier Elm. ausens
i4einlia aus baitifden @afern ION.
menb. Der areiiser ippllte 2ebenss
mittel unb aoblp on 8orb nebmen,
tpoassen feitens bes frans0fifhen unD
enslifden GonfuIs Bel Gouperneur
g)aeasr prpteitiert fpurbe. Der. Rapi.
t6nL Lbes areusers Dertrat ben Stanb.
punt, bub er laiit ben 1eitimmunsen
Der PROCLAMATION oss prdfbsnteH
DiIion bers6ttst fei, aenua 2ObIen
einSurebmsn nm ibm bic sFahri Biz
sum '~n.n beimifhen 6afeu einsus
nebmen. mas tn Disfem sSaIIe 6ambara
isin uarse. Der G0susrnsut Isbass
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gebr betriibt
: f m an in Gnalo II b i Der ben
Tall BON nQiittid.

s Il man in Gngld II b Il ber ber
full pon9i tia.
9onbon, 8. Mnsuit. - 9robt
gednaitisuna bat bier bic aus belit'
iden QueIIen itammenbe aunbe bon
Der @innabme 2iitti9's burf) biz
9eutfden unb Die 9efansennabms
bon 5auienben bon 9elsiern perur'
iadt. 2out Nahri6ten aus 8riiiIel
bis balb aipei llbr Ra9mittass ioa.
ten bic geIsier iiH nod INNER in
2iitti6 befinben unb ss iollte .ieina
ernitli6e 8efebnns Der Staot" burf
bic 8eutiden erfolat fein.
sSn ben 8riiiieler Sepefhen ipurbe
aud aemelbet, baB Der a0nia Ilbert
bie 9ardbe iiber bic 9nrnifon Der
Stabt 2iitiih absenommen babe. al,
Ter WabrideinIidtsit bunbeIte es fid
bierbei I'm bic i'm 5eIbe ftehenoen
Sruppen. bic am Samitna aiittih per.
Iieben, Inn fid nit Der unt.r ben per.
i0nIidsn gefebI bes a6niss itebenosn
arme. su pereinigen. Msau aIaubts
uusenidsinIi4, bab bic geiabuns Der
Sorts i'm Stanbs isiu perbe es mi!
ben 9eutfden aufsunebmen.
Die 9eutfben beabiidiissn ousen.
fdeinIif auf Der Iintsn Tldnte mad
Ramur unb auf Der rs6teu fsIante
mad 2oupaine DorSuriiden. SOll.e
bisIss ibr plan iein. 10 biirfts nad
Der 2nii6t .bieiissr Uailiidrs cine ses
iualtise Sdlladt aipii9en ben Dents
iden 2ruppen unb ben bereinisten
!oesren Der 8elsier, TSraBoien unD
gnalanbsr in Bdlbe su sriparisH
iein.
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SeFerreib

3 oil no ID rufiiider Der.
fion bic Saupti1uIb an
benz 9riege tragen.
Ct. Petersbnrg, 8. gluguit,
piu 2onoon. Ser Wiiniiter bes slus.
ipdrtisen So3onoff ihob in elmer
Rebe Dor Der Siuma, in ipeIder er Die
Gage in europa er6rterte, Geiterreib
Die Saliptidulo an bem gegeripGrti.
gen &rieg gu. er beba,iptete, bab oas
gsationaIeetuifen Sfirblanbg rein fei
itnb bab nadoem TiibIniib iid icIf
auberorbentIidJe @siibe seseben babe,
ben Srieben auiredt Si erbaIten, iei.
nen Seinben es niGt geIinsen lpiir6e,
Die SduIb fir ben ariessbranh arf
RuBIanb absutpGIsen.
Der @iniiter berlirindte cine Gen.
iation NIT Der grtIdrling, SaB Seiter.
reid. .ungarn oen iniern arieg orpi.
iden ben Glaoen pronoSirt babe unb
er fiigte binsu: naber, @ottiei 9onf,
Seiterreid pirb He Sbdtigfeit slm
@ereiniguns ees sIaDentblurs ni6t
Su Shan6en ruaden.1
gebaiipteno, oab innere @irren
Seiterreid oasu SeranIdbi batten, Sas
Shpert 5u biebeH, erfI1rte SaSarioit
bab es fir europa irnmoglid iei, ben
gsiIlen 9euti5lailbs nIs mabgebeno
Sii erahten. Sails ons beiitide aa.
binet es setpolt. bate. 70 bate es ben
arieg biir6 elm ein3iges @ort nermei.
ben fonneh aber Deirtidlanb sose
cine speioeiitige BoIitif Dor.
9ie 8ebe .uurbe b1ufig our9 en-.
fbuiiaitiife srnbgeblinaeu itnterbro.
den. slIs Der wiinifter Der Sapfcrfeit
Der geIsier gebadte ifnb 5ranfreid.
ictDie gngIano er1pdbnte, erboben iid,
Die iaurntIiden Mbeeormteten iino
braden gu ben 6iploinatiiden Wertre.
tern bieier Gambler, bic IN Der @alIe.
RE Der Giplomaten iaBen, gewanot,
in begeiiterte SoHriife aus.
ainanaminiiter Bari CAB 6nnn ben
abgeorbneten sfufffIub iiber Die 81.
nansIage beg aanoes. CT benlerfte.
bnB MubIarS ben aries NIT einem
@nnr6eitanb. BON 1915, 600, 900 be.
gonnen babe unb bob benbiihtigt
mirSe, burd Die Grb0bimg Der Gteu.
ern auf Mein unb Eabaf ipeitere Gin.
nabmen gu idaffen.
glus Der nun foIgeuben Debate
ging Ole poaige GinbeIiefeit aIler
garteien berpor. BeidIiiie nuroen
angenommen, in fpeIden ben wlini.
itern EN- @ertrnlRnspohiul gebraht
tpurbe. GuBerbern purbeH briioerIide
@riibe an bic Natipneii, ,iuelfe Niib.
lamb iunteritiisa, iiberrlittelt, iofpie
@riibe oan Die tapfereH gtiiifn bic
oas Baterlanb pertbeioigen". aae
ffpfflmeu0idpf, 9J1utuohmeu sir Qllffs
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9aban nerie8efeHte
Saben 3nifden Sentfde
unb frarapfen iibli4
BON Der Maas itatis
.r. 49,, q =.


unb Franapfen fiibli9
BON Maas itatis
aefunben.
paris, 8. 9lus. - gs iuirb amts
Iif betanntseseben, buB es iiiblid BON
Der Wlaas su aapaIIerissefsdten ami.
f&em ben DeuYhen unb Jran5oisn ae'
iommen 1T.
Rimmt ben Munb itbr
poll.
aonbpn, 8. @uguff. Der beIgi'
f6s arissamirifter bat erildri, bab biz
sgranapfen Bel benz Ranipf I'm 4lt'
fird i'm GIfab 1900 mann D.rIoren
bdbsn, tp1brenb bic Werluiis Der Deuts
fhen ii9 euf 10000 Wann beliefen.
DieTe Mnaaben iplIen 1uf unoffi5islIeH
g2adri6ien buiiren. bic I'm bslgiidsn
arisssminiitsrium eingstroffsn iinb.
Gin Ruffenfrtunb.
Gpfia, gulsarien. 9. eiusuit.
General Wabfo Dimitrieff, Der tpGbs
renb bes iiirtifdxn arieees Der 50Gits
fommanbirsnbe Der bulsoriden 4r-
NEE mar unb jeBt Der buIeuriide Gs,
fanbte In CT. Petersburg III, BAT am
Gonntas isIssrupbifd nm feline GHts
laffung no9sefudi. I'm als GreinilIis
ger i'm ruiTiffen 5sere bisHsn gu tons
nefl.
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Iuple epHtpuuUu tul'
aun.bmen. SD bate
banials anmcnatlid,
iurbtbar gu lsiocn.
Nlein @atte saafte
mir eine Tlaihe uho
bisfeIbe balf nit TO-
fort. Damn, nddIoenl
msin 5meites &ino &C.
boren mar, bate Id,
fart ou Sranens
ihwdde 81 leioen
unb Id gebraubte
9pbia G. Yiafbam's
RtaefQble Gpmppunb
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Dor Npla

aiegt elm itarfes 6iterrei.
6ii9es @eid der.
2onboM 8. 9lngift. Gem aiis.
partigen almt iit bonn engliiden Mse.
foniuI in @encOis oepeidirt pcroen,
oab Der bort am 5reitas einsetrnf-
fene 6iterreidiide anuifabrteiiabrer
.sSSssla" beridtet, bab Dor benz otter.
reidiiten Safen pOIa elm grobes
fiterreidiides @eidluaSer Iiest nno
oab ole 2eidttbiirme an Der 0iterrei.
d,iiden aiiite i'm aoriatiiden Ieere
ibre ai9ter eeIOid,t babel.
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iebe ginmiiduna ob unb Der areu5tr
nimmt nunmehr Rpblen Elm unb tpirb
tinnen "a Stunbsn bic sYabrt forts
ieben.
Der aapitdn erpartet einen @nariff
bon ensliiden unb fransOiii&en areiis
sern Die ansebliG auf Der 2auer lie.
gen.
@ef1r hefriibf
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0ie 9arfen

Mahren lid iebt a II d.

HVrtH' IW JeBI y.
Mtben, ria 2onbon, 8. @uguit.-
@robe aDniinsente tiirtifter srups
pen baben iid duf bulsariifem Ges
biet in Der RGhe BON Jereiit nabs
benz sslub wsurib fonsentrirl. Sie iinb
augeHi1sinli9 auf bem Marfb mad
Der @rsnae BON 5braeien unb 8ulsas
rien begriffen unb Sipar allem 4ns
fdein nad nit Der 3uftimmuns Bull
gdrisns.
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Jn(an0 ge(cgrap6
2sieoer6ersefeGt
SIT bic @erbinouns swiiden
Waibimstsn nno Der Wer.
Staaten gutidaft in
Yerlix.
Ser 3epeiHemipe&fel tpnrbe am
goantas tuieoer aufgenommen.
Sm &onsreB 1T DON elmer @ertasuns
segenipdrtis feine Rebe mebr.
Da tpihtige 5rasen in 9erbinSuns
nit bem eurOpdifden aries aufs
tau1sn t6nnten.
Bon Der ginfiibrung elmer &riesss
iieuer nil man DorIdufis
ni4ts pifeu.
Jm Rotbfau piirbs cine Gtempels
iteuer auf Spirituofen unb
Sabat geIest pereeu.
0erbinomng
3piiden bem Sto atsbepars
tement unb Der dmerif.
Bot Daft in Berlin
berdeiteflt.


Bot DAFT in Berlin
bergefeflt.
Wafbington, .. g., 9. Qlua.
Die 8erbiHbuns atpii9en benz
Staatsbepartement unb Ger ameritas
nifhen 9otfdaft in Berlin tpurbe
am Spnntag ipiebsr berseitellt. 9er>
fhiebene Oepeiden, iiber beren sSn>
bnlt nibts perlautet, ipurben ge-
tpehfelt. Der ameritaniItr @eIanbte
IN 5ollanb Ban Dpfe bepei9irte bem
@taatsbepartement, bab Der Dampfer
Rem 4miterbam" nit 500 Mmerita<
ntrn bon ROTTERDAM abgesansen 1T.
DIR Sampfer folI in plpmoutb anfab<
rem.
Del T &ongre
sSaibington, 8. g., 8. slus.
.Eie 5iibrer Der aomiuiitration i'm
@ongreb babeu jeoen @eoanfen auf
aertaging aufseseben. Obif,on Der.
fd,ie0entIi1 unter ibnen bic @iiht
borberriht, bab Die porliese1tben Ge.
fndfte BIB gum eriten September er.
Ieoigt tperben f0nnen, 10 berriht bod
oie Mniiht Dor, bab gpentiiaIit6ten in
9erbinbung nit bem europdiider
Arieg eirftreten f6unten, tpelhe bas
3uiammenbleiben BEG acngreiieS
-l,otbpenoig MAIDEN tpiirbeu.
Senator &ern uno Der 4onsreB-
abgeoronete llnbertpoob, bic beiocn
s5iibrer Der. Maioritdt, tuoIlen iibcr
cine Woeliffeit Der gertagiing iiber-
baupt nift re6en. glus ionitigen 5it.
DerI6iiigen GueIlen berlautet icbpd),
Dnb idlls bic naditen @oden tcitle
Mn3eiben BON irsenb tpeIhen M0g.
Iidfeiten bringeu, auf fpefdje Die Der.
Gtaaten foipett nod iiift norbereitet
1ino, Die YoroIe ausaeseben iperben
mag bag Legislative progrdmm in5s<
Ii1it ibueII db5ttpideln, 6aulit bana
@ertdgumg erfoIeen fnnn..
Derlhieoene Seratoren benlerften
imn Souutag BEL Der geiprehinls Der
Sttuatics,, bab es cine getpaltiqe
'Mufregirpg gegeben babeit ipiiroe,
'daas BERN Insbrli@ oes eltropdiiden
sRrieees Der 4ongreB niht in Sisutg
,Gepeien mare. 9as 8erlansen Der
@anfen nm iofortiee @dbrangs.Ge.
;5fyssbuns bdtst ssn GmseH aanse
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Die NuFen

cullen in Seferreid sins
gefallen feiH.
ct. petersburg pia 2onSon.
10. ausuit. Ruififds Sruppsn fnb
burd bas sbul bee TIuT.s Stsrt,
Der in GnIiaisn entfpringt unS fis
na6 giuBIanb bineinfliebi, uuf Sitsr'
rsi9iIhss Gsbiet gsDrunsen unb habsn
bi. 5fterrei9ifaen @Orpcitsn suriitg,'
falagsn.
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3sbu fttnlan,
prasel

Saben bic Rufien in Der
WGbe BON 9iIfit beto ms
men.
Berlin. 9. auauit, bia aonbon.
3psi rufiif6e aompasnien ssnfanterie
famen nit Maidinengeidiiben ouf
beutibes gebiet. Sie itisBen brei
WseiIen BON siliit in Oitprsubn NIT
teuti9sn sruppsn auiammen uRb
purbsn in bic TIud. ssT9Iassn.
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Wsinen

f9en 5Gfen SELECT
nprben.
Baibinston. .. G., 8. aus.
0as beutide auspdrtiss glmt bat
BEN Der Staaten goti6after Gsraro
bapon benaari6iist. bub Minsn in
allen bsuifasH !5dfeH seIest lDorben
iiib. Der 9otfdaftsr msIoets fsrnsr.
bab aud i'm Gnsliiden aanaI Wanen
sslsst purben, fiigt iebO4 Hi4t binsu,
BON ipsIhsr Wso9t.
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Sit Dffemer Gee

e Gon pieber bic .90ben'
unb bic .9rtsgau."
Rom, bio aOnbon. 9. ausuit. -
Den bsutifsn areusern yG0ben" unb
.greslau", bic se5ipunsep iDaren, ben
Safsn Don MeiIina gu Dsrlaien. III es
ss!unseu, Sas aoriatifSs Wssr su e..
.sss8tH.
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Ssrait Btioel
trSdblt ben Jrantll
xeif ebbia g. Tinfban's gesetablr
COMPOUND iie felt IA Sabrea
gefnnS erbalten bat.

Sbippeusbuss, 8a.-pgor niebrertn Sab.
rtn besann ID, ebeia 9. Hintbam's Hsgs.
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8n ptruiirthtn--8inrmtr.

3psi srobe bsIIs 8tmmer nit gas
uns gaier 1890 Giap eiTabs $40.