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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-04

&nsfibsagens gamle 6prfem.
sSl1ititsraa6 q. 6. Monn, fplote
6se Gage Is Mor. San bar ct
sn,tgt, pirfiom 2n at ie tilboge
no. Sassb j gra1bbpgiter blep SET
3rengetio betem, at ba11
aI1e bore 4erer, % nllereoe /
s6675 log ban fin Gfsamen, bpor-
yZslbm 18 Gar git OBJ Aprer-
sgIfrripgen, inotI &usfiibsfngen tog
Inns SSnteresie % fgrte BAN IND
10 6elDis andre 8oner. MMonr bleb
gzdftr q Dunf &usfIiogtioe1oe
populpr 6oreoraggboloer;
9iiflbioere % etabIereoe Ell Eulo-
aInig Gorlogsforretning aieben.
6or6noele n1eo Ct @ogtrnt-
HsAn ogt, bot1s MrfIorrbeo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Centrum for bbele
& bsfhsrgsn1aoIet gAeo gioen
1 lsEar ban Bog tooi8 8gppgo-
Z fnDha til aeodm d
sn,nri rreporening bpis
I slu.oo onesooe en zio bar Dn-
Safhtsronoqon bar
RI sAa1Rn lsae 10 eu oo1t-
go MS & q. s1|.!!l| as
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-04

Sitnationen for &otellerne i &o-
peoftooen er fortpiole,1oe i 6enne
9i6. 6or Blot at income ct gfsem-
pei: .Gosmopolite" plejer at bone
40 @arelier optuget pa oenne
Marst@ nj, ltnar De 155 tom-
me.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-04

5bDtteoe.
S Ginonsperoenen forobmmer
man trle8et baarM sen nrimelige
.9ilbbieligheb, NlibIifum bar til a
be11gietlal,e gelopettge.
Gan 6oru1ibbaeen 5. II. Mn9nil
heb 10.9ioen fete Ser en- ret eie,1.
oomnelig gfspIoiion ON boro 20
s. Camper rOscar IL,
Der Sd Iaa ! Gribopnen.
Der ,por Iige Meper brogt en- 8e.
.boloer nleb 8nlf neb I @ebaruln.
me-, bpor bet ffalIoe br1,ees tl En-
4safnitg beo ct al Rgrene Soei
mon ff1tloe III at begpnbe Mrbeioet,
efsplooereoe 8eboIoerett, % Set ct.
ie1be stof fpilotes til ollie Cider.
Yer opbolot fg poo bette 9iosplnh
ire Ntauo Mu1nmet, og & bleD az.
le ilhe tilveoe nobulig Mniigta.
11toer baaroe 2ioelfer fsrtes oe
foaiteoe 6olctg anbuIapee IL
MigsbptpitoIId boer be trofs Ton,
slloer 2esebebd1loling.
e1iiIii.efotrtness Nop.,e 3
larien boe,l g leli 3.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-04

Set ferbiife Gaetins %: ariatn.
Sra Eborsbopn ffripes; @om Sd
&c al arigsrpgterne orba,.oleoe
9ogti11eet ON at toge Gorbolosreg-
let iigte,roe til at fire gefoltnn-
gae, forneone 2epneoSmibler I'll
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-09-04

roifop iaaleoes:
3en bill bIibe langparig. !.
Man berer iaa meget i mo6iat
6etnt1g: at ben bill blue fortpa.
rig, maafte Inn pare en- Moa,reo
eller iaa, foroi Ser lite er Nenae
NOT 2pngoen til at IRE e., lao
lln1oooelig foitbar arig, foro Mu.
tioens @aaben meofgrer burtiae
Afgierelier oib.
Seroper mao man betp,tfe, al
tober @1slano, tager Sapan frof,
fgt for iig ! 9itaiien, apiflan1
log Nterrig ! europa; frenoelea
blfper Ser bogefter Mepolutio,1 ST.
get faloer mooite / gtunrper %
Stpffer, '&illerusierne go MiIIio.
11er) ~noio1orer ig op. Sdr eIIer
geeoerlag CT oltfoo 2ipsipsrgsunaol
for MMl,slono. ss.
aigeoan eller tiliDareroe for 9pf.
la'1o. efter MeoerIae oil @ieei
fdoe abos, fpIitteg ao, bIiipe al.
oeles rtirerd for Iange Ether Nige.
fon o bill mite ale fine Solo.
nier. Dd fonme eieIor Jroufrig,
fon -alheleg piI tredtDrtes eID fro
&onbet ON nogelfhlbe podlD q,
herlere s5reultio At blipe Ell gtor.
r1agt. d MeoerIdgsniloe Gng.
Id11o mite 1e aloIonie#Stoiesi
|pilo go Gnelnn f1rs.
9oqdo
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
Bailey Enters Fight to Win.

Mckinney. TcNa~. sept. 1.-Former
Senator }. ". Bailey spoke Tor more than
two hour Ia the court house SATURDAY
evening N y great crowd. II, WAS nitro
duced Pm Rev. II. Fnchcr. pastor ~ .lo
First Presbyterian church, senator Bal
ley came out against prohibition. woman
suffrage and dWelt Ia length on the CAL
%iravasant u~r M money in primarit- III
Texas. lie also discussed ire tariff i--
sue. lie wis cau~iic Ia hi~ remarks about
Cyclone Davis. senator Bailey Stated he
was going tO Keep np ihe fight W. wu- III
until h. won: that Ne was not 4 candidate.
but u il took him 10 be- u candidatc 10 win.
hc was 4 candidate. Iii ~pccch wa~ we'll
received. many cheering him I'd it- con
"lu-icn. This j. his old Congressional
district and senator Bailey knows person
ally many "A the old-iimc Democrats
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
Thrift Buttons Are Ready.

Houston. Texas. sept. ANY person
reporting an act - thrift 1T himself a.
herself ~ TN amy other person M the
ihriit committee az The Chamber ~ Com
merce viii he gwen "a thrift button ana
enrolled a- 4 member ~ The Thrift Soriet.
~ Houston. The name will also ~ into
TIE headquarters oi the american society
Tor Thrift 81 Chicago and enrolled as
member "a that body. and thc m,.ahcr-
will have thc benefit rf all literature ANA
maii'f- sent out ht the central organixa
ton There Is uu Tee 81 cost whatever at-
in'hcd. ihe only requisite being thc men
ti'nins M amy act "a thrift. Applications
Tor membership ar, ga iile 10 the Chamber
81 Commerce tor ihe enrolment oi tlc
ncN member.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07

The actual field strength ~ III ihn
armies uf Russia IN f.>5n.rnm men. This.
uf course. docs mot include men ir lEn r-
serve. who haYr SERVED their active iimt.
in the ranks. Russia has three distinct
armies. those nf Frropnan Eu>ir. thr
Caucasus. nnl thp A~iltir. tn two fur
mrr include ahoui 7 taat.ruu mem. The
latter have about Hnnno
n Russian ARMY corps ha~ N Fighting
strength mi H"'NN men, without cavalry.
y = '''HiiF 'i.iS.m p ~'f'.fheFi lh'
I-htihe sirfheth HI "'" h~>lA ms
twenty sr'rn rHrif~ ih hrt iirid armies
I'M army corps consists MI twn divisions
al infantry. one m"nhi"i"err H''~i"n.
one battalion - >arpef nr eH-imr'r>
and frequently ha~ n ra'HlrN division.
An army division consists uf tr uhri-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
FRENCH GUNS
WILL CARRY
THREE MILES
Range Of Artillery Of France Mas Beer
D0Hhlef IN Recent Ycars-SeCre.S Of
Manufacture Closely Guarded ID
French Government.
IRON the Iron Ann

Their, j. q popular impression that the
French army j. equipped with frld guns
~ al, ..r. .,ar. ,.m-ri.r iv 49, <nrrf
r.,
II,
ne ff'''" government ~" i m'i"
featured at The government ar>rN1lS. anl
ander Nv circumstance rau NV w. rHr-
chased Th. .r.,t.~, ~eer-.es .rranna~
IA. manufacture Of this a.. .f.sn. and III.
Guns sre wrll covered wi.t ta%rnanlin.
when "a parade. Frrrri nance ah
rrS superiniCni III steps III the mann
~fieinfr If these n.rrt~. aud there j. mo-
letting ont ~ uri,li. nlants.
Thc field guns in uSr throughout the
E~rupcan service today All employ the
lnrg lrcoil system: that T.. the gun car.
.r n imnurahle. with guns not a.
..-ipped III III urfr~~lr4 tn ruth ihr gun
into battery again after each discharge.
Tho l,n~ re..il on. h.,,. III. r,.ail tak
~ HI I'M cylinders either niarai urt.r
49, rnrrian. III alrna Ill., trail The ine
rhanirai atrancem.rt differs but the
nriurinl, Il ;he Same. namely. 10 allow
Il. .,n W N. IA N, tnr carriage without
mn,iru th. carriage.
The oiicss a. ~ attained ~ modern
field artillery is effective .hrapnel fire.
Most European .irli rir,r- have \ raI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07

General LaneiniS u the man rc~puu.
sii'c for the splendid artillery afm Il
thr French ~arnflc~. With Lannln.-
wurkrd Colonel Dupont. u distinguished
ordnance officer. and between them they
evolved the ereat French guns Of 90 iat.
on rnpidify Nh service in thr French
anna l~iririaH fell art llrrv organizations
Iron Age says tine gum can br served
~ the rate ~ ~ or l. aimed shots Der
minute. and that this high average I'M
pi,f in,rl rA~ii, under existing conditions
Both French anl reig an artilIertm,n
use Indirect FIRE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
Is Men EntOmhed in Mine.

MeAl~fer. okla. Sept. At 10 O'clock
Saturday night %"tirial- XII tlc United Coal
company announced that hope virtually
had been abandoned Tor tie lives IT the
thirteen men cntomhpi IN the eomranV'~
minc M. J ai Adam~on. whore Il eavc-m
occurred Friday night. When helmet men
entered the AR shaft, Of the mime ate.
forcing an entrance through from min.
No. 4, adjoining. they encountered such
" rn~h NJ cash that the inward iourned had
90 be- abandoned until the ga~ could b.
drawn out 10 was believed impossible Tor
thc men to have survived ihn ra~ even N
they escaped the tall NJ roeR. There arc
t~" American~. one German. seven Aus
TRANS and three negroc- eutombcd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
Baby Speed Demon u Wins.

Buffalo. N. NJ. sept. THE Niagara
river three days power hoat regatta
ended Yesterday with III" finish Of The
thirty tive miles race TOR thc champion
ship . fAmcrira and thc Elack.pn trophy.
which wu~ given ID tie y. ID. q. despite
the faci that the Baby Speed Demon II
finished first. The American speed rec
ord was broken hN thr Baby Speed Demon
n. which made the last five miles at Il
rate of 53.13 milc~ an hour. Commander
Blarkton declined ~ accept the trophy.
which vas donated ", himself.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
New French Capital Crowded.

Bordeaux. Sept. This city ha~ be-
com, overcroNdcd through the arrival a.
The members w tine government. foreign
Legations. newspaper men and MANY traN-
clcr~. The hotels. restaurants and the
ircct car- are packed with people. Rooms
III the principal hotels have been %rcpui~i-
toned for TIE ne IN officers uf ths gov
eminent and other occupants were iorceo
% vacatc. All roads heading 10 Bordeaux
arc filled with every -ort "A conveyance
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
Two Sent 10 Hospital.

Houston. Texas. Sept. Frank Hast
"i 20 ~t. Charlie street. Wa- taken IN
The hospital Yesterday morning SUFFERING
from a hnliet wound Ia The hack of III
head Hospital attendants state tiai nm
les complications ~tt n he viii recover.
ile was taken ~ The mtirmary in thr TO-
hee ear. after vaiccr- had been informed
~ the shooting. 4 Warrant ha- been a.
-nra M thu ease. Gaines Reeves. n negro
M l'"u kuekner -incti. ua- taken io the
hospital with km,c voand- ID hf> arms
and hrad. liz corditiou Is not serious.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07

Under. anil To virtue on. an y -,
nhatf iAr Aa~r m WI 49, .r-rt \. ~
MN. r n+,r ir..nn.'f ,f thr sifr .f I.ruuun
tIf.. Trpr~. madn nt ia regular -tv-irn un
ordering and providing Cor y spectral election 70
az Bold in afl fnr the ciiy III lifnun~tii..
trnntr uf Glmt rur. state rf Iptn~. nWiirr H.
hu Mfr a,Mr thAl W spectral riarfr lu nud irr
~aiI rtN uf Nr.Wn. lIr. tNHfrrna inty- Tx
a~ vN Nr hold WHY fAe third TnaAliHt n ~rptrHn-
Der n. H. 1871. the same h-far ta0 Wftrtuth
day va said month. fer the purfs sr submit
uniting tn thr qualified voters ui ~tth fit nv
Nr Arartlr thr question. rhaii commission
. aiHNHnfrA fn frftAH h new r~fftrI n1
saia .l.,f.n .haI ir ltid wv ,ach ui thr four
fl ward. ~ this eifk ia .st"r4lnsH WITH. anu
as prescribed hy OH tfNs Ma thr Stft Nh -
provided wv -al unl.r wv .ll ti.y .,ainrl
IhW following NilfHs nrN w -iEnntfN h~ lfH.
.ng lia. arI thr ~l-r-ln~ hrrrultt'f n'".n
are hereby appointed election ufhefr~ ln ani
inr ,lch I'd thr respective warls ti TINS "tS'
tn-vtr.
First ward
E.lNnr FFN4rM Ihr urr starry frame htuhNr-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
waking the Garden.

Come QUA into lhr garden Mar'ir.
Tonne pni and watch mr mako NAM
I've got two spades. three peek ri HHrl-
And 4 rakc with which a. rake ..
uut and watch with What 'rii Hhih
Au freshman ! hire.
And help mc >t upon thc fence
Tn watch thr imam prr~pirr.
When ! NaS Nuunl hni foolish. MAHiF.
used tu do that work:
And showed big hli~tcr~ on my hands
AS prrndlf a~ IA Turk.
I'ui now. although my head Nv bald.
it~ twenty times ~ foxy.
And when thr gentle ~prinstinr r"tlr,
-nr.lrn NV w, proxy. rHlHfi~i
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07

Marquee Texas. sept. 1-lo. Reagan.
4 ~e'i-io 10 esiileman and rancher of
Robert county, who's, home ~ at Bald
irairie. wa hot anI Killed from ambush
1T 1rsN-on crossing 81 the Nava~ota
river late Saturday afternoon. a farmer
named Brooks ANAL III, wife were travelling
the road some Too wards behind M Res
gan and They report that in~i ~ ~ had
crossed the bridge. "a man unknown 4
them stepped from under Nj and fired The
fatal Shot. According M their -tur.
Reagan's first iniimaiiou 81 danger va.
when the charge from the gun struck him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
One Killed. Two Iniu ed.

Mllano. Texas. sept. AT Hanover. "a
small village eight miles north NJ here.
early Saturday m"ruin-. tho boilers "a
the gin owned by llughc~ brother. cx
ploded, M family killne Fireman Ditto and
-cri"u-ly i%nluring owen Hughes and Tom
Fisher Dr. The engine house wa- de-
moll-hcd and lIughc. Was blown 100 feet.
Fisher wa -caldcd. Ditto was about Il.
year, Old and leaves y widow and two chtl-
drcn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
1896. 600 Bushels OF Wheat for Europe.

Galveston, TcNa~. sept. Pour -hp-
sailing for Europe carry 500. 600 bushels
~ wheat. Thi- ~ the largest quantity III
gram ever leaving here in one day The
~hipe All ily the British flag. Their
names. number ~ bushels "a grain and
destinations are NoVinuton. l~6.uun. nsr-
dcaux. Ethelwolf. 250.n0u. Falmouth for
order In~iana. 240.o0o. ii. Nazarrc.
lhe-ella. 2lH.6un. Queenstown for ORDER.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
Another Woman Lawyer In Texas.

Fort Worth. Texas. sept. Fort
Worth now boasts 4 woman lawyer IN the
person IA Mr.. II. NJ Baker. ths first ~
nale ever admitted WV thr bar III Tarran.
county. Mhen the ia~i federal cel~u~ ~
Teva~ was taken. Johnston and Waco were
che only two Trva~ rifie- that had women
attorneys. Each ritA had one. NJ ire en-
tire State there were only three female
lawyers at that time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
Chicago Population i 2 500 90.

Chicago. Sept. - Will = hn~on- head
ir- almost 10000 -trar4. Chicago row
-iand- a- v cisv MI I. 500. unn person. Til-
IL the estimate completed today TN pub
ii~hcrs of the city directory. The new III
rrriory shows ~.52f Smiths. CTS Amber
-ur-. 5.l~5 Jnuc~p-. aeon Miller. and
3.4b3 Browns Ill Chicago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
Seven Murder Cases let.

Dallas. Texas. Sept. I.->ryen murder
eases were 81 tor trial w criminal court
here TODAY. D.her ca-e~ III interest ill.,
Guided Tx ca~e~ charging forgery against
Joe We'll. who wa~ arrested after several
years spent MN MnNlrn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
Boy Kicked by a Horse

yorktown. Texas. Sept. T.-Robcrt
Darwin. tie : year old -an III DR.. and Mr..
X. Nc~iplal. was kicked IN the >iomach
by an old family horse and had several
RIBS broken and suffered other internal
injuries. which Nci MAY prove fatal. a.
wa taken 10 ,uero % Tie Burns hospital
Tor AN operation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07
U. S. to Take Over Wireless.

Washington, n. I'll. Sept. President
Wilson issued an cx,cuiiyc order today ~
rccing the navy department t. take over
the direie-- station "a TEckcrton. N. j..
and operate II IN equal terms tor thc EN-
ha~-ie~ and legations ~ an hcIli-rrtnt-
and rcuiral-. Code messages will BE-
handled under strict een-nr-hin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07

shreveport. L.. sept. 5-Gcargc n
R'iveas. foreman 81 the shreveport Trae-
fion company. WAS knocked down and rnn
over at a praflilcni street corner hv an
automobile aud sustained fractures ~
three ribs and other i%aiuric-. from which
he aied.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07

London. sept. "a dispatch - the Oh
server from Antwerp says that q bag co6-
taininy 1000 aluminium Identification
plaip- WI Germans who have been killed MI
The fighting has reached British ve--ei
rom France. The pilates are destined cor
Berlin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-07

A patent has hcen granted for \ Pre-
tr- iur maxine butter that tffp n Ni I'M
temps rHturr below Freezing from tlH time
" i- made uuiil 4 rcache- 4 cu.i"lafr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
ed,iHsnad djribteu.

Rem gorf. 26. Wai 9lnscfoms
men: .aaiier WiIhelm H." BON Yre.
men. Berlin Don geapel. .gabsrs
!dnb" ponQlntp.rpen. nllniieb States
bon aopenbaaen. rYotsoam" bon Rots
terbam, .Olnmpic" bon Southampton.
2lbaesansen: .Mauretania" na1
aipsrpool. ..&aiTer @ilhelm Der Gro,
be" nat Bremen. .RottefbamA nab
@otterbam, .9atsrlnnb4 rad Sam.
burg. ~g.rsensfiOrb4 na6 Bergen.
Ulontreal. glnget.: ga Sou.
reine1 BON 6apre.
acnbpn. 4aaet.:: .9lubunias
BON WpntrenI.
glbaea.: ~2lnionia4 nad Montrsal.
srieit.. ausst.: .sSpsrnias DON
Reip Yort.
Gibraltar. gtEast.: rGretiss
BON Bolton. nab Reapsl bsiiimmt.
GHtperpen. glnsst. .sSins
lamb" pon Rem Dort.
gremtn Qlnaef.: .arpnprin.
isfiin Geeilis. bon. asn ppst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
erxnseisextbHws Sspstbefex
gineinnati, 26. Mai.
Heue Sppotbeten.

SenrD Sieeemann an glmpoob
placs 6. II. .. Co., $1250.
glementina M. Ssimba6 an Gin.
ipoob pluee 6. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
Sabib adntropiB an Mounb 9. q.
u. 6. Co., $1,000.
Gamusl Son.s an glmor. 8. u.
.. Co., 5000.
Soiepb 2aate on sSinblap Wlartst
go. 2 g. II. 9. Co., $140O.
2tmsIia Ibams an WatilSa aotens
es, $4,000.
gliiabstb Ruffaer an Riosriibs 9.
q. II. 6. Co., $3.50.
W. 6. MeGartbp an @snbom. 3. IL.
8. Co., 5000.
s.. See Garlp II. u. an Union Grain
II. Sap Co.. $31, 900.
2ouiIa Samman an price SiG 90.
2 g. II. .. Co., $500.
SsnrD Bed an aineoIu gaus@erein,
$4,000.
Caroline aramer an MOIitor g.
Ii. 9. Co., $4,000.
5be Gaiino 2bsater 60. an
Brighten Gsrman gant Co., $4,000.
gselba g. W. Stspart an Soutbs
ern Ohio Gdbines gdnf Co., $4,000.
5ranf s. Willsr an Jnnnf i8.
Rihttr, $500.
emma q. Bergman an @ictoria
3. u. Ro. 2, $1,000.
glnnd Wsoran an aibsralsa. II. Q.
Co.. $3.50.
Grill Gattsllier an bisfslbs, $500.
Rofa Wl. aoffol an Reabins gtoao
2. Ii. y. Co., $400.
CHARLES g. @obsn on 20. SO.
S9rOsr, 800.
MsIDin 8. gDoobparb dnID'9rps
lnpills .. u. g. o., $2250.
Berielbe on gmsrD WcDonell u.
T., $3.50.
SObn 81. 9oIfss an GurfisIS RO.i2I
:. u. .. Co., $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-27
@runSeis s.ntbumsiiber
Gineinnati, 2e. Mai.

Benjamin J. G6rman II. u. an
G6arles asppert, 3 Sabre 2suie. BON
u. Wai 1914 Don 40 bel 81 Jub an
Der iiibDitliten gde BON gbrman
Ipe. uno 2oIiina Str. SdbrIihs
Wtistbe $3.50 nit Dorre9t gum 2lns
tauf fir $1,000.
9bs 6. 6. 6. uIgt. 6. 9Rp. 60. an
8. See GarIb II. q.. % Sabre 2sajc,
bonn l. Wlai 1914 auf sinsn Strsifen
2dnb an Der @de poH Sarriet unS
6. ctr. SdbrIits Mietb. $40.
Georse y. BENG an 2ouila Sums
man, 40 BEL 1876 Jub on Der SiiIeite
Der airbsrt 9lDs. auf price Sia, 81.
5lorenee u. StieGlsr an Caroline
groDn II. a., 80 BEL 94 SUB an Der
Dftisite Der Cartilage Pile in QOr.
ipoob, 81.
alusuit RsnsT5 an GQa Waeinten,
20 SUB an Der Sftieits BON gaDmil,
ler Strabe sDiI6:H aibertp II. @nbs
Str, 81.
Warb 6. gpbter an Wlinnie aorts
Got A in Sumss 70. SibIep's untsrab,
'beiIuns bon Summi!. 81.
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Derielbe an Bertha 9abn, $500.
Soiepb 4uoerer an 5rant 2. Gle
inents. 500.
glisabeib 56iem an Soutbun Sbio
8. II. Z. Co., $500.
SoIlie $. DoIfe an 9isblanb aps.
g. Ii. y. Co., $500.
aatis 5offmeper an Sune Street
.. 9. II. 6. Co., $500.
alberto Giaceio an bieielbe, $4,000.
Sobn g. yunsblutb an pleafant
Ribse .. u. 6. Co., $2250.
Sophia 3immerer an 2enor Q. II.
9. Co., $3.50.
2hbia asissbsr an g. W. Susbss.
$175..
Ssnab @triflsr an Selsn g. Clip
pinser, 800.
9ernarbina @oblina an Soutbera
Obio Sapines 9unt Co., $4,000. =
Gusenia Msinte on Spoe part ..
II. 6. Co., $500.
pbineas 8. grabam an Champion
3. u. SO. 2, $4,000.
Geo. 8. Rsinbarb an Sunt Ctr. 8.
Ii. q. Co., $4,000.
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Mnfdae.

- Sn ben 9tnlassn Der Sil6 uno
Bauer Gisperie an Der Sront Strabe.
itiirSte geitern Ra9mittas Der 9lrbeittr
2ouis 8ailsp aus CALIFORNIA, g., niss
Der uHb brad fid ben linten Jubtn6'
del. Ha6 2lnlegen sines @erbanb.s
burh sinen bsnadbartsn glrst, lisb
iid Sailep mad isinsr @obnuns brius
gen.
Cine @erIsbuns an Der Siifts
5Og ii4 Der 26 Sabre alte StaINnsr
Gam. 2aioloip 5u, als er an Der 8.
unb Stats Qlpsnus, BON einer elbsron
4penue Gar fiel. Dem Yerlssten ipurs
be i'm itdbtiihsn 9OipitaI gsbanOIuug
gu s6eil.
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&nslanO' Selegrapb
Sic Gage in 9llbanien.
Ceiterreid unb Stalien iinb inter.
chamber uOaig cinis oariiber.
StalieH i'm Rotbfaa fir cine 2nter.
pcntion naer MGdjte.

R m. 26. Wtai. = Der italieniife
Miniitsr bes Guberen Warquis Si
San @iulidno iasie am Oi.niias in
Der aammer, cine sSnterpelation me-
gen Der 9oradnge in 2llbauien 6eants
portenb, bab elmer Der 5auptgriinb,
fir bic lnruhsn in gllbanien Der lei.
eub Die gspobner ieine Steuern be-
sablen pollen. gr CAB aud g(ustunft
iiber bic S6ritte, pel6s Der itaIisnis
ife 9sfanots in 9urds3o unb bic Be-
iabungsn Der italienif6en Sfafie
unternomnen, Inn bic Srbnung in
OurasSo tpieber ber5uitelen.
Ger Winiiter bob nit gsadlornf
berpor, Sab Die gl6iidten Stalicns
init ge5ug auf stlbanien pollfommcll
nit oenienigeu SeiterrcidIs iiberein'
itimmten. @eiOe 2Grber ieicn benIiibt
Ger Gntideibung Der 2onooner aon'
ieren5 NIT ge5ug mtf Die llnabban'
gigfeit sllbanieils 8eltiing 5ll per
idnfien.
Ter Warquis iaete, oai StaIicn
nno Seiterrei6 aaes in i1rer !0saht
tbun ipiirben, I'm cine berpnifileie
Snterhention in sIl6nnien 5li perbius
bern, nnS lie begierig ieien. Die pon
6en arieasifiiien gclaiiocten Srilp'
pen 5uriif,u5iebeii. @enn es aber
nothig merben ioIte. oanu lei Sta.
lien 5u @llniten elmer SStterpention
ieiteils nIler WiddJte mo Der glhipri'
oi!ns pon SntcrnatiOuulen lrllppen
bon Sfutari ans.
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2ofal 8cridt.
@od) 100000 feblen
Sente 1T Scr lette Sag fir bic
3. ". Is. u. aampaane.

Ginitlkblid Der 3uiusnbuns BON
$50. 600 Don israu Gleanore Qlms,
Der Wittpe Ses Serrn 5reo. $. 4lms,
iin6 aeitern fir ben 5onbs fir oas
neue 9ebdube Der Woung Men's
Gbriitian 4iTociation $93,474 sinsez
aangen. Dds bringt ben @eiammts
6etraa duf runb 100000, iobab nod
bunberttauisnb Dollars dufsubrinsen
iinb, um bas 3isl - 100000 - gu
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teams iinb iebr boffnuHsspoa unb
alaubsn bsitimmt. bab es ibnen seIins
gen ipirb, bic nod feblsnbsn ,!Sunoerts
iauisnb am bsutigen 5ag 5uiammens
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reid3t iperben, neil ionit cine beOin.
aunasfpsiIe aemdhie 3si9nuns bon
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