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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-18
Road Supervisor Blown to
Pieces by Dynamite Explosion

York. Pa, Aug. 18.-Alawese Cru
ver 75 years old. an ex-county COM
missioner, and a Democratic candi-
date for director of the poor at the
coming primary election. was blown
to pieces by dynamite short distance
south of his home, near Davidsburg,
this county. Gruver was road super
visor of the Dover township district
He was working with froce of men
repairing the Davidsburg road, which
had been badly washed By the re-
cent storms.
Dynamite was being used to shatter
some rocks A charge was placed and
failed to explode. Gruver approached
and looked into the hole to see what
was the matter when the blast went
off. He was thrown ten feet and his
head and hands were blown to pieces
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-18
TWO SUNDAY ACCIDENTS
Special 10 The TcIesrobh

Shippensburg. Pa, Aug. 1S.-Two
Shippensburg men figured in Sunday
accidents. Park Freidinger, who was
swimming at Red Bridge was seized
with cramps. He was taken from the
water and sent to Chambersburg.
George Helfrich, while on hiss way
home from Gettysburg, was struck by
an automobile. He was taken to the
Harrisburg hospital
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Minister Withdraws His
Acceptance of Newport Call
.Shecial to The TeIcgrabh

Newport, Pa, Aug. 1S.-It has been
announced here that the Rev. Dr. K.
Otis Spessard, who removed on July Is
from Mifflinburg, where he had been
pastor of st. Johns Reformed Church
for fifteen years, to this place, occupy
ing the parsonage, to become the pas
tor of the Reformed Church of the In
carnation. has written to the consistory
withdrawing his acceptance of the call
extended to him. DR.. Spessard's old
congregation at Mifflinburg has recon
sidered his resignation and has refused
to accept it, so he has decided to re-
turn to them.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
TIME TABLE
In Erect June 81. 1918.

TRAINS leave Harrisburg
For Winchester and MartinsburR at
6:0S. s7:52 a. m. s8:40 p. m.
For Hagerstown. Chambersburg, Car
Isle, Mechanicsburg and intermediate
s3:40. 5:37. s7:46. s11:Oo p. m. -''
Additional trains for Carlisle and
Mechanicsburg at 9:4S a m. 2.16; s:26,
$3.50, 9:35 a. IN.
For Dilisburg at sos, sT:62 and
s11:6s a. m. 2:1s. 's:40. s:s7 and $50
D.. m.
Sunday. go H A RTDDIE
J. II. TONGE q. p, a
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INFORMAL DANCE AT NEWPORT
Special 10 The TeIcerobh

Newport, Pa, Aug. 1S.-Miss Mil
dred Pendergast, of Lancaster, gave
an informal dance last evening at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Samuel d.
Myers. The guests were the Misses
LaRue Ritter, Helen Dean, Mae Sau-
German, Jessie Rough, Margaret E.
Craig, Eva Tucker, Eleanor Manning
and Elsie Hoke, Stanley G. Fickes,
James Croft Keen, Frank R. Hartzell,
Ray Wertz, Frank Demaree, Kenneth
Kepner, Harry M. Rough, Orville Full
ton and George r. Fry. Mrs. Samuel
d. Myers and Mrs. Frank E. Taylor
were chaperons.
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CA pCSOCu W nave W
undergo an opera
ton, but the first
b o title I took of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V e G e table Com
pound relieved me of
the pains in my side
and / continued its
use until I became
r e gular and free
from pains. / had
asked several doc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-18
WANT BETTER SEWERS

Petitions asking for better sewerage
facilities in the vicinity of Fourth and
Woodbine streets will be presented to
Council by residents of that section
who object to having their cellars
flooded every time 1t rains unusually
hard.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-18

healing begins. With
the aid of resinol
soap, it quickly clears
away all trace of &C.
zema, ringworm, pim-
pies, blackheads or
similar tormenting,
unsightly eruption,
leaving the skin clear
an n haa1fhu
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FUNERAL OF JAMES LEER
Sfccial to The Tclcernhh

Dillsburg, Pa, Aug. 1S.-Funeral
services of James Leer, who died at
Harrisburg, were held on Monday
from the home of his sister, Mrs.
Robert Weaver, of Franklin town
ship.
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ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF DAUGHTER

Dillsburg, Pa, Aug. 1S.-Mr. and
Mrs: Samuel ]. Baker announce the
olrth OF daughter. Mrs. Baker was
formerly Miss Elsie Knaub. of Ber-
mudian.
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PROMOTED TO CORPORAL
SbeeinI to Tie TcIeernbh

Shippensburg, Pa, Aug. 1S-Word
was received here that George Thrush,
who is. now serving his second enlist
ment i'm the United States army, has
been promoted to corporal.
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Resinol Stops
Itching Instantly

1t is positive fact that the moment
resinol ointment touches any itching
skin, the itching usually stops and
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HOW WOMEN
AVOID
OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Cleveland, Ohio "My left side
pained me so for several years that 1
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Resorts
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
LEXINGTON

Pacific & Ark AYES Grounds with tennis
courts adioin beach. Only popular priced
hotel where GUESTS may go from HOUSE
Streets. which ic prohibited. Use of BATH
HOUSES and care of suits FREE. RUN
MING WATER in rooms. ORCHESTRA.
Sl.50 and up daily, So. to $3.50 weekly. Ameri.
can plan. WHITE SERVICE. GARAGE.
Booklet PAUL c. ROSECRANS.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-20
For Sale-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-No. 3, Oliver Type writer. God condition, $lO. Phone 574. dd
Arizona republican., 1915-01-20
For SaleeHous0s


 FOR SALE-By owner, rooms and screen rooms, modern. furnished. Owner now living there and renting balance of rooms. netting him $85.00 per month. Best buy in town, close in. Must leave at once. Address or call at 519 N. 3rd St. If FOR SALE-Five room brick house, with screen porch, bath, gas, electric lights, barn and small corral, two room frame house fitted with water and large sink, making complete wash house. together with harness and tool room, plenty of shade, corner property, with alley at rear, nice lawn, porches at front and rear, rear porch of solid cement extending across entire breadth of house. Brick work in good condi- tion; wood work recently refinished and walls just retinted. Many built-in cupboards and closets. Good lawn with young fruit trees. rose bushes, etc. Broad irrigation Hume. An ideal home for family of moderate means, $500 cash will handle; balance like rent Price 5000. See Simpson, owner. evenings at Republican office, or call 1125 day times. dg
Arizona republican., 1915-01-20

14 ACRES Frostless garden land, finest location and water condition. Good deal to right party. Owner Box 1902 City. It
Arizona republican., 1915-01-20
For Sale-Real Estate

VACANT LOT-Northeast part of town, worth $325, $225 cash if taken immediately. Getsinger & Tolleson, 16 East Adams street. db
Arizona republican., 1915-01-20
For Sale or Exchange

<NesSSseeSsN~esNeerSscer>
 Here are some clean cut and bona fide exchanges. What have you to offer?
 Have a splendid residence near the Capitol. Mortgage $1650 due in two years. Worth $50OO Want or 10 close in.
 Have good house and lot near the Capitol worth $4000. Clear. Want about 20 acres North, close the Glen dale car line
 Have $11,000 worth of income pro- perty. Mortgage s55OO. Want San Joaquin valley property.
 Have 135 acres west of the city, well improved. Good house. Close to church and school. Will trade for city property here or real es- tate in the east of California Per acre. $50.
 Have s3 acres in alfalfa. Worth $60O0. Clear Will trade for house and lot in town.
 Have good rooming house, central ly located. Will trade for or 10 acres.
 Have 80 acres only one mile from Chandler hotel. Will trade for close in or city property or good busi- ness of some kind. Mortgage $3000 Worth per acre, $150.
 What have you to trade? See our list. We make very satisfactory exchanges every time.
 
 2nd Floor Board of Trade Bldg
Arizona republican., 1915-01-20
CLASSIFIED
Auctions
AUCTION SALE WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20 BY N. FIRST AVE

Commencing at l D. m. sharp
 Am leaving Phoenix and will sell all of my household goods, 12x14 Axmin- ster rugs, small rugs, rag bedroom rug, 8 wool Ffke rugs, rockers book case, carpet sweeper, leather couch, electric player piano. pairs curtains, : dining chairs, library table, gas heat CT, ? center tables, 3 dressers. extra fine brass beds, mattresses and springs, round gas stove, cOmmode, chiffonier, 3 pairs sheets, dozen pairs pillow cases, 3 wards table mat. B glasses jelly, 36 qts fine fruit, 19 pints jam, dog. emp ty fruit jars, refrigerator. chairs, kitchen table, gas stove, heater, cots dresser, hamper, oil stoves, brooms. ironing board, electric iron and stand 30 feet garden hose and nozzle, step ladder, wash bench dishes. cooking utensils, wash tubs, boilers, cuspidors, garbage can, curtain stretcher and many other articles too numerous to mention. R. D. CARY, owner.
 c. o. McMURTRY, Auctioneer
 Phone 1910 21 N. 1st Ave.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-20

COTTON PICK SACKS-Get the right kind and the right prices at home; tents and camp outfits for rent. Phoenix Tent & Awning Co.,, Cor First and Monroe streets. Phone 1411 If
 HOMEMADE bread. 7O5 North
 Third street. ds
Arizona republican., 1915-01-20

cntdp TOT CASH. oI6 E' MUHroe. IT
 BEAUTIFUL HOME in high class residence district, one block off Gen.
 tral Ave, one block from car line. Five large rooms and bath. two large screened porches and spacious open porches. Every modern convenience including Day & Night Solar Heater, 70x165 foot lot. Owner will sell direct for $4500. $500 down. balance easy terms Call 210 Noll Bldg. If
Arizona republican., 1915-01-20
For Sale-Niscellaneous

FOR SALE-Singer machine, al-
 most new. Bargain. 1865 West Taylor St. dd
Arizona republican., 1915-01-20
SOMEBODY'S GAIN


 Here's a wonder bargain for the party wanting the best close in and northernly locat- eds suburban home place in the Valley.
 It's beauty. Nearly eight acres in the highest variety of cultivatiOn-all fruits, or anges. grape fruit, grapes, oceans, walnuts. Big living room with fire place and French doors, din- ing room with beamed ceil- ing, large kitchen, two bed rooms and bath, and big sc- reened porch constructed in bungalow style. All hard wood floors, garage, servants quarters and pergolas on the grounds.
 Fully worth $10,000. For sale at $7,OOO. Do not hesitate
 DWIGHT B. HEARD Real Estate, Loans and In-
 surance
 
 Corner Center and Adams dd A BARGAIN in a 40 acre ranch if taken in ten days; stock, tools and household goods. Address Box 251G Republican. al
 FOR SALE Ten acres of land near Fair Grounds all in alfalfa; fifteen hundred dollars terms.
 ALSO One acre of land on paved street with house and furniture, s1900.O0; easy terms.
 GETSINGER AND TOLLESON
 16 East Adams St. t BARGAINS in residences: ranch anc business property, improved or unim. proved; houses to rent
 w. K. JAMES.
 40 North First St. il Quick as a flash. Ring 414 for Mes. senger. t1
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Sei6nlOignHD gcgell
OCutldJen Attade.
aapitan goB.tSb Iol eOSB's falidrr
@'ah bsidaiit baben.

gew gorf, 26. 5eb. Cine
6odit merfpilroige mO ungIoub'
wiroiac gebouphmg ocs IN Saii
acuouuenen oeiiiiden 9ieierpiiten
SteaIcr rmicriil6en m9ebIif bic
gunoesbeboroen il Reip Dorf Der
anpalt oes 9cr6aiteten ertIdrte,
oab 8iharo q StegIcr ibnl I'M
3ombs-(5eidngniB ertIdrt babe, Oah
cr einuat ulli Dem @eac 81 elmer
llmerre0uug nit Dem oeitideu
1lorine.glito6ee IN @1ibington aa.
pitdn 9og.GC eincn 7r. 6uebr ae.
iroiien babe, Der i6m er3dbltc, BAR
go0.Go oen omeritaniiben 8ah
iilr Den i'm Ioner 3u Sonoou ais
Spiou cridoHcueu Sans SooD be.
itaift babe imo 6aB Oicier 2oor
nddl ENGLAND pm Spiouieren ge,
ianOt babe. Or. 6lebr ioa peiter
erfIdrt babet Dab 8op.GO Die Elm.
3isite Eerion iei Die ale @in5eIbci-
ten Der 2oOu.2liidre genau fenne
0a Der Marine.9lttdhee oaS gail5C
Spiouage-aouplott eutiporien babe
Ter 9lniDalt crflGrte lueiter, ouh
Ste1Iers g(ngaben ale our6 oeiien
8rau beltatigt nurOen. (aeiu @ln-
0erD Serner ioa Stegler nad
@riifin'5 Qlnga6en oen gIuftrag &C.
bnbt bn6en, allf Dem 0ampier
.8rancouis" na6 gnglano 81 rei'
len uno bort Beuba6hngeu iiber
oeu 2lufentbaIt Der eugliihen 5lottC
an}rtellen. 9lls er iid fpeigerte,
ab3ureiicn, ioa Elm moerer iltn9et
9ertiher NIT 9eidIihtem EaB an
goro Der n5ranconia abgefabreu
iein.
gtad oen 9lngaben oe5 9lntpnlts
ioa aopitGu 9op.@O in elmer lin,
tereroung nit Stegler i'm bieiigeu
9euti6cn &llt6 einperItan6en gene
len iein iolange Sfegler in eng
lano weilte, an 5rau Stegler mo.
natIid $3.50 SIT 5ablen uno fiir ben
Sou, 6aB Stegler oas Sdiddial So,
bp's trefieu pilroe, Der 5rui cine
&euiion in gIeider Sobe bis 5ltu
Qebeuseuoe 5lt 3ableu.
9tf5 aapitGn goDsg0 BON bieier
g(nsiagen benodri9tigt puroc, er-
fldrte er iie fir dummies &c.
auatid" (9lebr iuirO'8 aud iuobl
nidt ieinD
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aleine stabtncniafeiten.
gNeocn gSerlebllnQclt

Megen Berleblmgelt one er
I'M 0ienite oes SulpeIicrS hilbert
Go5oInt ais Salitor crbolten bobeu
Mil, berflogte @eorg 2luguit Gnol.
Icr Den @enanlltcn alf $4,000
5d)u0enerioB.
9Seter Gietpit & Sons boben
0en gauouftrog fitr grrihhtng oes
@allie8 2566 6arnom StraBe er.
bolteit.
g9ic beiite berlautet, ioa ser
in 8erbinoing NIT Dem Woroe oe8
0eteftine8 9ting in &anins GitD Der.
1oftete mo nnd bier gebro6te We.
rifoner &bomoS Sondea MIR pegcn
@eblerei angetlugt meroen.
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9entidlc Cffrniinr in sidlt.

eunOOn, 26. Sch Sn ben arci.
len Der Giriigen unS fransOiiidcn
RilitariadDeritGuOigrn madlt lid
INNER mebr Der Ginbrnf aelteno,
bnf 9entidjlau6 Jest aud tuieoerum
i'm &eiteu 5nr Cffcniipc iibrrgcGcn
iuirO, nndOem cs iidJ i'm Giten at.
nadit Snft gcidnfit. 9ian nimmt
bier an Oaf 9cniidlnnS i'm Eitcn
nnnmebr sn eincm 9efeniinfriea
ibcrgcbcn uirO. Solltc Der 9In.
griif i'm gScitrn crfolgen, pra6lcn
bic Alliirten idJaH Jest oanit, OaF
tie Dor6crcitct isien. Sine anOere
Sbeuric I'll n6er aud bic, DAP bic
7entidJcn 3unaft nit aQer Gner.
Gle anf @nridjau lusgcbcn ucrSen.
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MukenfOrts Der
9arOantIleIl geiallen!
Slutte Der Slaiirten luir6 in ben
2aroanellen upn ben SnrteH
eriuartet.

9on0on 26. 5eb. ~ Sier einac.
troiicnen gerihten ptfolae ifn0 oic
gIuiicniorts Der Garoanellen BON
Der cnalii6cn mio iron5oiiihen6 Slot.
ie jerit6rt por0cn. 9linenbeber ma'
dlcn aeacnp1rtia bic in Die Doroa.
nelleh hlbrenoe NaiieritrnBe bon
Sccmtnen irci, Inn Der 5Iotte bic
Giniabrt in oE Daroanpnen 5u CT.
mogliden. S5eute lpur0e oos Bonn.
barbement out Die inercn geielti.
1iuasmerfe eroiiuct.
25 @leilen entiernt nlitert Die
tiirfiihe 6Iptte uno 3tDar i'm eng.
iten Gbeile Der 8oiieritraBe. SoIlte
eS Der 5lotte Der glaiirten gelingcn,
Ole actte Der Sorts 81 ollrdbredcn,
oaHn fam man nit geitinnitbcit
ouf cine Seeidladt rednen. Sir
Die 5lotte Der gllliirten 1T es Elm
neiter g9eg mad Dem Marmara.
Wleer, BON mo uilS iie aonItantino.
pei beihieben FAM 8eiebt Den
SAL Die tiirfiidje 5Iotte nilr6e III
Dem beporitebenoen aanlpf inter-
liegen, 10 nliiiien Die Sbiiie Der III.
liirten nod einen aanal paiiieren
Der NIT Secninen iojuiagell geipift
lit. 3u beiOen Seitcn Oes aanals
bcimoeu iid NIT arllpp ifen @c.
itiiben al5geitattetc gatterien imo
ipmitten oe9 ,Sabrtpeges liegt cine
fleine ,5niel, peldje itarf beieitigt
lit IS Iieat auBer Dem 9ereid Der
Di6aIihfeit. iene euge Stcle paiiie.
yen 81 fouiten
Die tilrfiidje glegierltna inoeiien
moft ii6 ouf aae gpeitualitdtrn
gcioBt lmO ioa gorfe6rungen &c.
troffen bnbeu, ibren Sit uod aIein.
alien 81 berIegen.
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Srau3. 3erifdrsr Fnft!

Earis, 26. 6rb. - 7ns Nrieas.
amt mrl6etc brutr 5olgtabrs: Der
franjOiiidlr SOrgr6ubuutjerit6rer
g9aane" rdnute, DabrcH0 CT Gin
montenegrfniidcS SranSpOrtidiff be.
oleitcic, in Der ylaAbaridnft Der
SnfcnitaSt autibnri ani cine otter.
reidjiife Seemine uno beriauf.
Der fraH5Oiiide aren5er a9eiair"
eridDirn Dor yIfa6n6 (glrabien) unO
CAB mebrere Snlben aui Elm tiirfii
Idles 9Orf ab. Die GinpobHer flo.
Zen.
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GelbitmorO aus CSranl.

@onolulu, 26. Jeb. = 8nlter
granot, 3oblmeiiter oe8 oeuti8en
aanonenboots o@eier", mel6es i'm
bieiigen 9afen internirt lit, beginQ
Selbitnoro ourd GridieBen. @ram
oariiber, ooB er Dem Sample ieincr
aameraoen in 6einoeslotto niiBiQ
3uidauen muB, bat i'm in oen Goo
getrie6en.
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(sine nnte (frnrnnnna.

8aibington 26. 6e6. Serr
Martin S. g8ooe BON Soma Gitp
lit pom GrGiioellteu gum 9uuoes.
ritltcr 0es iiioIi6en Qiitriftes bon
Soma ais Ga4foIger oes perItorbe.
men 9fihters 3. Mt46erIon cr.
nuuf uorocn. Die @abl pelde
olS cine quite 3ll bejei6nen lit, nuB
pom Senat 6eItdtigt meroen.
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{ 6ritiidie arrnier 6eidlabiat.

Berlin 26. Sch, OrabtlOs und
SaBUille. Die gaolner Bolts.
5eitnus" Der6ffentlidlt einen Sricf
ans WiOutcuiSeO, lIruanng, in Dem
erflart wirO, ban z britiife areBer
ifwer beidGOigt bel oen 6nlflanbS-
SniclH lagen. Die gtadlridlt itnmmt
BON einem argeatiaiidben SdifiS-
offi3ier.
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eaO.amn6a.

Sente tpuroe in oen bieiigeu
Sfladtbdltiern oie optimiitiide gln.
iidt ausgeiproheu OoB Sbntol'
bis ouf 10 GtS. nn0 Sdpeinefleiid
nod Dor @nOe oes Somners auf 10
biS II Gts. biruntergeben miro.
5amstag 9l6eno peroen bic
Gagles in ibren SeiuL 23. mo a.
Ctr, etllen Bobltbdtigfeit8boa a6-
baltelt
Scrr RidorO NicIdcr aus
scribner petlte geitern 5ll 9eIud
bei 0reuaoen biz
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Slrfeu beiGdOigen
Drei RrteBsi9ihe!
Die snaIanber boleH iidl bel Der
Seidliehnns Der 1arOauelleus
fOris blntisr aOpie.

9onitaniinOprl, 26. 5e6. - bic
Oas bieiiae ariegsamt meloet, iunr.
ben bel Der Sci6iehnna Der Tar.
OanelleHfOrtS Orei ieinOIidle arieao.
idlifie onrdl geidatiener Der 6orts
idiuer beidlaOigt. Die Sriten gebeu
80, bar eiu SdJiff bOn ber asa.
memmnon.@Iaiie beihahlal II.
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GnglaHO 6illist SinFlanS's strebcu.
@iro Ses @losfuluitcrs gcriudl, aus
0littelmeer 5n getangen,
nidDt binSern

2Oubuu, 26. 5e6. u Cir 60
luarS (SrcB madJte 6ente i'm Inter
6nHie bic gIufiinOisnng, oah GnslauS
HidDtS bagcgen eiu5nlUtHOeu babe,
iUcnn 3inflnuO I'D einen gSea bonn
SdmarSeu @ieer naf Dem Uiittel'
nicer baBncn UOlle. Ger rniiiidjG
9iiniiter Ocs glnsiuartigeH fat in Der
9uma bic GrflGrung a6gegeben, bar
9iuhlanO fd nuter allen llmitdn6cn
in ben Belts bon GoHitantinopel
ieben lueroe.
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3 glmrrifnner in sic Sirfr.

Berlin, 26. 5c6, 0rei Mit.
alicOcr Der Sciabnn8 Ses amerifa.
niidJen 9ampfcrS, Der am 9ieuitag
in Der gturSicc anf cine Minc lief,
iiuO nit 6cm Sdiff in bic Sicfe gc.
gangen. Gas llngliif bat iidl bel
Ser Snlel gorfum an Der Gmsmiin-
bang 5ngetrG9eu.
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9lrpt. .llcanIirnna IN gSlien.

8ien, ornbtlpS nadb 2onoon, 26.
6eb. Die &egicrung bat oeu ge.
iunmten Gorrotb an Roggen @erite.
Wlais uno Itc9Iproouftion iibernou.
men mo leitct III Den berihieoenen
3iitriften Die gertbeilling bon @rot.
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9raiiOent @ilion oeoen sen ariea.

S5efierion Gitp, No. 26. 6e6.
o9ie Ger. Staatet per0en, 10 lange
8oo0rom 0iIion @rGlioent lit, in
fcincn arteg oerrpifelt tperoen," err
tIdrte geItern 8mOesienator SSSaS.
U. 9iceo bon @fiiiouri Dor Der Niii-
iouri 2egi5Iohtr.
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SOFfnnna IN g8lai6inoton.

&nibinatun, rs. sch. Sn &c.
aiernussFreiicu iicRt man bier ben
OerlGrFigen 9lntmurtem GEDhbritun.
niCnS nnO 9entiflnnSs init grDhcr
0Offnung entaeseu Seion6ers 1T
bic entaegcnfommcnOt Saltiing
9eittidllauOs giinitig anfgefallen.
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snrfen iirnen iiErr alniirn

Berlin, 26. 6e6. Sine BON
9OuitcntiHOpel bicr eingetroffrHe Dc.
peIdle bciagt, bah cs sBiifen 9iaiieu
Rnb 5hrfeH in Der 8GEe bon gor.
tifObu, dnufaiien, 3n cincm Beftigen
Sample getummeu lei. Die gluiien
erlitten cine DullitdnOigc glieSerlage
nHO luaHoteH iid 3nr 5ludIt.
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glidlfS gleues aus Cit nnS g9cit.

Yerlin 26, 1eb. = 9as 0riea8.
amt meloet bentc SOlgeuOcS. use
Der anf Oem Sitlidlcn nod anf Scm
ucitlihcn ariegsidInuplat bat iiM
bentc etnaS uOn @idtisfeit ereig.
metz
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Geiterreidl llnaarn franen.gereit.

@eitern 9tadlntittag belt Der 9e.
iterreih -llnaaru iSrauenpereiu in
Der @66miihel 3urnbolle ieine re.
QeIm1Bige Geriamlnllng ab, Die
gut beIudt mar. Ger geretn lit
iebr nit ser ll1teritiibltnq Der
decentralization III Geitrrreicb-
llngnru beid1ftigt. Srau Bertha
@eBid)mann mltroe iit 2lnerfennung
ibrer 9cr0ienitc INN Die 5ode tbrer
2nnoslelte gum @brenniitgHe6 cr-
mdblt. Gie aGmuba Gribiine"
miro erilldt, oos ariegsgebet 5it
per6ffentIiden. (Q3iro niorgen i'm.
ter Gtr4libem eridleinen) Ser
&erein bot 3ablreide IRitgliqoer
Mno bat bereits pieG @utes gemirft
linter Sen 9elttIden 0icIer 5taot
ats Der Qoppelfnonardie. Grip1h.
nen8pert6 lit, bag Der gerein ieine
&erinrlmIlmG er0fFnete nit oen1
gl6iingen Der oiterreid,iId.lngari.
idleu Nationalbbnne uto lie ifloB
nit Dem ShIadtGie0 Der 8eliti6en
Sic 8adt am G1ein4.
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@eiI er ieinen betogten goter
miBban0eIt bot, ipalrne Bruce Sig-
ains, 2222 sS8aro Str. ouf 80 "a.
ge ins @efdneniB 9eian6t.
2dltt 8eItament Der beritorbe.
nen frou @argierite 6. Cunning
bot 0ieieIbe Der Creighton lsltiperii-
tat Die Slmune BON $4,000 ber.
ndbt.
GoltntD 9(nmoIt George u.
Mlagnep bereitcte geitern bic Dor.
lGnfiae Grbebung elmer glnfluee ouf
Mor0 int eritrn 6iraoe gegen synau
Eorel alias sSbe Gaitono in Scr
binoune NIT DER grIdIpBung Oes
Geteftiues Sing por.
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llnteriee6pute in 9sula.


@enf 26. Sch. - Gic Orei neuen
in 9oIo, Dem oiterreidiiden 9dupt-
friegSbafen angefommenen oeutihen
ltnterieeboote ioaen iofort in 9ienlt
genonnlen meroen. sic iolen I'M
o0riutii9en rmo nlittell1noiihen
Meere S5ogo ouf Gra1igportidiffe
ma@eu. 5u fur8er 8eit neroen nod
t2 peitere 1audboote nad GoIa
aeianot neroen. Der oiterrei6iite
l(oniraI BON ged erfIqrte, ouB
8elltidlan0 II. 2eiterreidb iebt idlolt
iiber so Gaudboota tin Gienite b1t-
ten.
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2aut @etterborbcrioae ioa ser
Simnel morgen belpolft bleiben lno
DiGlleidt iogar SAneefaIL eiltreten.
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3nm sluSitrcnrn uOn @9iucn.

8opcnba9eu, % 6eb Gin
groBeS 8cidfOa0er oentiher Slid,
nctdoote lit, NIT Dtinen belaoen, am
1fow poriiberaetolmen, neitmdrt5
fabreno. (Stom lit Der uoroIihite
9imft Don Gdnamarf ggabrIdeiu.
lid iollen Die @linen In Der Noroiee
ousgeitrelt ncroen.)
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Ganpfcr Gambont, Gomibirc, granf.
iom Chine, 0afbaD. aio 9Sornnu,
.8eitern Gooit imO 6arpoliou. Die
glomiralitGt erfldrte ferner, DaB Der
4ampfer 8eptforO auf cine 9}ine
geratben iei.
Die Soii0Oner GdiIp grpreB mel
BET oaB felt 0ent is. debruar ard
niht Elm ein8iger 9oiiaaicr BON Gug.
lano n1h 9nllono gefobren iei.