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The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
ENJOY A RARE
 MUSICAL TREAT

At luncheon today a large num- Der of passengers from the Princess Alice and others who were guests at the Pullen House were favored with a special treat in the form of two solos by Mme. Loeser. The first one, "On to Victory" which is a patriotic anthem, dedicated to the Sons and Daughters of the Em- pire and one of the most popular of songs in the Dominion in the pres ent war time is her own compost tion.
 The second was "The Rosary" in which the rich full tones and per feet training of Mme. Losers voice showed to splendid advantage. It is hoped that many will avail themselves of the opportunity to hear her tonight in concert at Elks' hall. Both our townspeople and strangers passing through will find it well worth while, and Q most enjoyable evening.
 The program follows:
 CD
 1. Robert, Idol of My Heart" Meyerbeer. (From Ro- berto il D.avolo)
 2. "Rosary''-Nevin.
 NI-GROUP OF SONGS) 1. Ava Maria"-Bach Gounod 9. "Because'-Guy D'HardelOt. 8. Just a Wearin' for You"- Carrie Jacobs-Bond.
 QII-SCOTCH SONGS) Angus MacDonald"-Roeckel. "Ennie Laurie"-Burns
 Within a Mile O EdlnbOro Towu"-Hook.
 "Comin' Thru the Rye"-Burns.
 (N-IRISH SONGS) ..- Harp That Once Thru Tara's Halls'-MoOre
 "Come Back to Erin"-Claribel. When Irish Eyes Are smiling" -Olcott.
 "killarney''-Balfe.
 V)
 For All Eternity'-Mascheroni.
 (VD
 Mcdle-, Star Spangled Banner
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01

ishment of another criminal, and causes the release of a convict who has been wrongfully accused.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
GENERAL FUNSTON ASKS
 FOR MORE TROOPS
(Continued from page D

is optimistic again that progress is being made. It is realized, how ever, that Carranza is probably the greatast power to be reckoned with in the southern republic today, and that should he refuse to abide by the decision, the only recourse left is armed intervention on the part of the United States and the con- fierce nations of South America.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
YUKON
 RIVER REPORT

Whitehorse, Sept. Water 70 inches
 Casca: Arrived -1:35 a.. m. with 25 passengers.
 Dawson: Arrived early this a. m. with 12 passengers.
 Nasutlin: Arrived early this a. m. Canadian: Up Carmacks ' a. m. White Horse: Up Stewart river at a. m.
 Next sailing: Casca today. Daw- son tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
HALL WILL BE
 OPEN THURSDAY

The Horticultural hall will be op- ened after 2 o'clock Thursday ev- ening. and Secretary Blanchard will be present for the purpose of rcserving the selection of space.
 On Friday the building will be open all day to allow the placing O. exhibits and the custodian will ba present to lend assistance and see that nothing Is disturbed.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
DOC TAXES DIE

Owners of dogs in the town of Skagway are hereby notified that taxes on all such animals are due and payable on the 1st day of September of each year at the of flee of the town marshal.
 FRANK PAGE, 9-1-6t. Town Marshal.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
PRESENT BILL IN DUMA TO
 EXTEND RIGHT OF BANKS

Petrograd, Sept. 1-The finance committee of the Duma has present. ed a bill extending the rights of Russian state banks to issue paper money only. Over $5,OOO,OOO,OOO are needed.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
DANCE SATURDAY

There will be an informal dance a- the w. P. A. club gymnasium on Saturday night, Sept. 4th.. Every enc is invited Admission, $1,00, ladies free. 9-1-4t.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01

ts' < < z ! 5.-i'-'t'S F''t 'S%F'*f FF |''|'H ishment of another criminal, and causes the release of a convict who has been wrongfully accused.
 c. A. Christie, Canadian immi- grafton inspector at Huntington on
 the international boundary south
 est of Vancouver, B. C., came in
 On the Princess Alice this morning
 and left on the train for a round
 trip to Whitehorse. MT. Christie, owing to the number of foreign re servists who have been trying to
 make their way out of British Col
 umbia into the United States in the past year, has had his time pretty fully occupied and is now taking we'll earned vacation.
 E. W. Achison returned last night from Spruce creek, Atlin district, where he has been engaged with his
 eldest sos Clarence, in working some promising placer claims
 which they own. Although they have done fairly well in opening up
 the property, they were badly handi capped and finally had to shu+ down for the remain de- of the season on ac- count of a scarcity of water. Clar- ence will remain inside until the freeze up this winter.
 For all fine fabrics use LUX. 1Oc box at Kellers. If. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bangs of Provincetowu, Mass, a place of about 5000 population situated at
 the very tip end of Cape Cod, are
 round trip passengers on the Prin- cess Alice. having taken the 500 line out of Chicago and then changed onto the Canadian Pacific for the
 journey through the Rockies. This
 is their first trip to the Pacific
 coast and Alaska and they are so much impressed and delighted with all they !have seen that they will henceforth be numbered among the most enthusiastic boosters for the west. From here they will go to
 San Francisco and San Diego fairs and from the latter place oyer the Southern Pacific railway to New Orleans and then home. They were luncheon guests today at the Pullen House. If the strong south wind that is now blowing dies down in the meantime they will probably make a round trip to Bennett on tomorrow's train.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. E. smith of Okmulgee, Oklahoma, came north as round trip passengers on the Princess Alice. Their itinerary since leaving their home has car ried them through a portion of two foreign countries besides a section of Uncle Sans domain that is fully as interesting and attrac- tive, if not more so, than either of the others. Okmulgee, their home city. is the capital of one of the
 five civilized tribes of the Creek nation, and is situated in the great Gil producing districts of Oklohama. From there they made Q journey through Mexico, visited the San Francisco and San Diego eXposl- tious. passed through Oregon and Washington into British Columbia, and from thence through South eastern Alaska to Skagway, and will return home via the c. P. R. lines. They were luncheon guests at the Pullen House today and will probably go over to Bennett and return tomorrow. MT. smith is a prominent member of the le- gal profession in his home town, and is also affiliated with a num- Der of fraternal and benevolent sO- cieties, .iESlS-,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
ITCHING BURNING
 ECZEMA ON BODY
And Face. Appeared Like PimpIes. Loss of Sleep Terrible. Clothing Bothered. CutiCura Soap and Ointment Healed in Ten Days

5223 9th Ave. Los Angeles. Cal.-"I first noticed an aching in my lower limbs My whole body was affected later on. and my face looked and felt as If someone had poured boiling water upon 1t. Then the eczema appeared like pimples. The itch ing and burning were intense and the loss of sleep was terrible. My clothing bothered me
 "I was troubled two weeks before did anything. Then underwent treatment and was no better. About that time became unconscious and lay for twelve days just like dead woman. l had friend whoso little girl was healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment, so when was suffering so much happened to remember that and began the use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment. l got relief immediately. I applied tho Ointment and then washed 1t off with the Soap. Tho eczema was completely healed in ten days" (Signed) Mrs. Ella Miller, Oct. 16. 1914.
 Sample Each Free by Mail
 With 32-p. Skin Book on request, Ad- dress postcard "Cutlcura, Dept. T, BOs- ron." Sold throughout the world.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-09-01
Only One "BrOmo QuinIne"

Whenever you feel cold coming on, think of the full name LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. Cures Cold in one day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for signature ofE. W. Grove on the box. 2sc
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unrls jar (sntbdanng Drs Warii
baIDi7rnimals bTjridiuruDl


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nuiafldli otnu dllatmfm wf0r hlf
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in 0en Nted duiaci0Bi mdrheu lfin
Hl0guttB lloutt nah iebi cob }ia.
itH rorlauiia Hdi vi BEN Nrita
riulrtlieu miro
aut D2iiaNtoer brs iinlieniitcn
0dbjnciia louicrriu NIT 0ouia 8ie.
tor 6manuci ilber bic interuntiuunle
gudt, uubcrocn mu0eu oic Rgaie.
ulnpscrlaiic mic Is alle 8pci &o'
den ptidjebt mtc3ehnet Der gti
niiter orS glcuBCm Baron Sonuino
belab id ipdtcr 3um 0ultihen Bot.
lhuiicr. 0cnt 6iritcu bon Billion.
nit 0cm CT cine Ircipiertclituoe
lang bciioumcn mar. IS miro ncr.
iihert, 6urit Billion babe Baron
Sonnino in groBen 3ilaen Die mubr.
iheinllde AntDort Ceiterreih I'm
qarns auscinau0ergeiebt
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ben sEa6m Sitgl
Ef fftsaiaHa bFs H9HfH HlaHf
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16s atIfa amt aaf hguif 1aiatebf
btiaaai hfmaAt aNias aatif slth
tlaHIainaaatilbt $50 btailhf
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talammfnHflaafnl hif MaHtu hatlfa
felnt Hbunua bauau Mtn Wefff
ipauhtHt mnphe lnaflaHfn
Hm 2i Hptll lauh inIldltn ttm
bfniiAsn tafutraIiiabtdlfi B. dalltns
habu, bfm tatntfalltninaui d.
glladfalta nnb BEN anttgtldiihfu
l8tntfaitabbdri b. potbtubori tiuf
aonittta5 TAFT. lstnuallsuiaaut d
Wladtnitu, Ntirhlsbabtt btr usunitn
bfntidltH drmss, unrbt mii BEN
Mommanhu Der lrnppfn brtraut aub
btaab idi nod 40 btmitlbtn Abeno
nadl hfr aroui.
htIdIf 5plac Oieitr acpaltiat
Siea nadl iidl giebeu luiro, iii nod
anberrdlrabar Tod tam mii gt.
itlmmibtii eruartei iutr5tu, ban bic
Ctiterreidlsr IN Ofr EiicnlUr blfibsu
iutroen. Iir 3abl Der WCianeeucn
it allcroinaa nidlt icbr aroh, bod
iuiro GO iidl heransiicIlcn, Oah bic
itlbr nit irorm meitrrcn Gage uadlit.
1er rniiiidlc tSsneral trtiart, ban bic
Shladtlinie Hidlt Onrdbrudlrn iii,
iouOrrn ban er, nm Oieics 5n pers
bitten, ben Ridsug auaeorOnct bat.
te. Sc mirb aeiGgt, ban Sicier ee.
luoltisr Sieg and onf bic Stalirncr
cinen ssWaItigen GinOrnf aemadlt
hat nnb bicie abbalteH miro, in ben
9rieB ein5ugreifeu.
9ie BON Den Ser6HnOeteu semad.
te arieasbentc III enOrm.
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pa0htn 4 ma 5ffe ere.
iolasbfltH nW H'lln.W9 mtlte
gRhn Hbt AiHW flftltn hg
mdm Oats Bic aduflfn BE Cri.
dnt Mdlles a 6en 5aghonelsn
btlfgi baben Nla.te lifal 22 glel
lga uoNN Bon aalIeeiis
$50 giuer repsidt an Bic railn
Wms balbt e8s Nte Thfhantaan.
forts mttatn Eaa Hmh a1aAl inter
Ttugt amommai troe 0fr usrBmai.
eIicu Neagmprbr Scr 6Hrltu madlen
mit 0uuodl 6ariihriiie eg heibi.
0db 5000 ucrmnhetc 1lirfm bon
@oaipolis nadl QontoHiIHopel ar.
ldidi uorocu nn0. Ieutihlano bat
Den 5iirica 8abIreihe artiacric &C.
iau0t
Qoris, E. g9ai. - Tic militdri.
iden Cperotioueu on 0en GarodneI.
len nc6men fir inns ciueH aiinitigen
@crlaui (@enu sic 6runBoicn nih
Sc6e bcfonmcn, 10 melben iic oieics
ia bod nidt) Die glniirten bdben
mcbrcre Gorier beiebt; Die Giirfen
brcnneu ole 0rtidoiten bel ibrem
Hild5uge nieOer.
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3um llalttaaua
Der gIsullIlabi"l
rW amnfaaHA r8mblff maib,
Haltt haatmaHailAfa ilm
HAasta isfHtaWW


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liaf att tlaHt
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n.ni nH'ffeh fHfatilitn idfo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-04
Or. 9ernburg ilbrr
Den @afenidDa6er!
SnnDeSrcgierung gebrandlt Sueierlel
NlnOf fiir GeutidlauO nnb
(Snglauo.

9bilaoelpbia 4. @idi. - SsSn Der
Sibuno Ser Sa6resoeriannlIitng Der
,9lmerican 9lcuoernp Of 4oIiticul
.uno Social Science, Die gegentpdr-
tiq bier tagt, bielt Or. gcrnburg,
Der frii6ere oeutI9e aolonialntini.
iter, cine Gece, in Der er anf oaS
.Sddrfite gegen oen 9tuSiprlid s. q.
@regorD's Gus @aibingtou prote-
Itierte, Der in Der Sibung bebalp-
tete, Qeuti6lono babe fein Reht, ith
itber Die 8affenlieferltn9en Der Ser
Staoten an 9elltidIanos 6ein1e 5ll
beflogen, 0o Dies i'm @infIang nit
benz 86Iferredt geidebe 8err Germ
burg, Der eigentlih MIR ais 3uborer
eridienen NOR, nuroe ollfgeforoert,
cine glnipra9e 5u balten @r be-
nuBte 6ie Gelegenbeit iofort, I'm
9eutIdGnn6s Stanopunft in Der
8affen6anbelfrnge gu erfldren.
Die oeltife 9fegierung," iogte
er, nbeidtpert iih ni6t 10 ie6r oar-
iiber, 0aB oie Ser. Staaten bic
6cin6e 3eutidlanos NIT @offen
pcrIeben, ais 0ariiber, oaB Die Bum
besreaierlng 3tpeierlei 0aoB fir
3eutidlan6 uno england gebroltdt.
Ole Ser. Stoaten baben ein Re6t
6ardttf 3u baIteben, ooB 9eabrings-
ntitte( auf ameritaniiden Sdiffen
unbeIGItigt nnh 8eutidlono geIaiien
perOen, aber Die Gegiertng Idbt iid
in oieier 9e5iebnng Die tpeitgebenoa
Iten @orIdrilten bon Gnglano mo'
den, pGbreno iie gleid5eitig itets
bereit it, Gnglnno gefdllig 5u iein
uno es nit ungebcltren Wiengen Don
Munttion uno 8affen 5lt beriorgen.
9ieie ltngIcidbeit in Der 9ebanb-
Ilua 9elttidIon6s mo @nglailbS
ourd oie Ser. Staaten lit es, Die in
3euti6laiO beredtigte g}iBititn'
mtng berrrio9t."
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9euti6e &atbOlifen
bauen aene 6ir6el
Die ct. Soiep6's-@emeinOe iuirO eis
neu gtenban fir etlua $4,000
erridjten.

Der aontraft fir Die Grridttno
ser neuen Stride Der 6eutlden ia.
t6oIiI6en ct. Syoiepb's -@emeinOe lit
Dem ga1unternebmer 8. S. gfelion
ii6ertraqen iporoen. SER glelion
bat Die ct. gatrif8firde ull0 bic
8farrl@itle Der 8plniiden @emeiil0e
gebaut. 9as neue @pttesbaus, OnS
an $4,000 foiten miro, miro i'm
r6nlii9en 9aiilifaltil alifgefiibrt. 9ie
9lGne lpuroen bon Brlloer 2eon-
barb, Dem offi3iellen 4r6iteften oes
0roens Der Grot3isfaner lnO oen
bieitgen glrhiteften sSafob gta4tigall
ge5ei9net.
Ntit ben 8anarbeiten miro ntorget1
begonnen uer0en. Ser Oberbnu Ser
nlten Stride miro abgetrngen iitto
oltf Dem jebigen llnterbau miro itd
bonn 0as neue @otteSballs erbebeit,
bas man Dor 8eginn beS 8tnters
boQenoen uno ein8itipeiben bofft.
Dtit Der @rri9tung oieier neuen
Stride gebt Elm 9er5ensinlnid Des
unerutiioli9en 9feftors Der @eniein-
De, Gater 8acififus, ltnO oIlrr @e.
meinoeglieoer in @rfiiaung.
@G6reno Der @rridtung 0es gous
miro Die @enleiroe ibren @ottes.
oienIt i'm ShuIbaltie abbauen, 0ns
fir oieien 3tped ten1porar eingGri9-
tet miro.
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1tnluille aeaen GnaIamb.

2on0on A. 0eQi. grob ipieber.
boIter glnfrogen bonn anerifoniiden
8otihafter 9age ltno 5fiiner, 0em
omeritanii6en @enerolfoniuI in Con.
Don, itnO bon Der engIiihen &egie.
rlng feline enbgitltigen Sdritte I'LL.
ternoutnten tporoer1, lint ben gigen.
tblmern Ger oltf ben 3antpferit
Solltberner Uncertainties S6ifD,
Carolina (Idpeoiih), Stem SpeOen
(idlpeoii9), SpDroS 8aIinnos (grie-
dii6) uno onoeren Sbiffen berIo.
oenen 8aurllpolle ben 8ertb ourd]
8eaablung 5u erieBen. 9ie engliIf)e
&egierung botte iidh bereit erfI1rt,
ole feit9eboltenen 8erififfungen BON
8olmpoLle, Die Dor Dem /. W11r5
gefauft uno Dor Dem 81. NfGrS Der.
i6ifft moroen mar, gu beoa6len
glur geringe 9beile Ser Baum.
poalooungen itrlo oiisgeIooen NOR.
ben uno an onltlider StelIe beite1t
iidtli9 feline 9ereitipiIligfeit, Die
@eranttportung fir Die @naren 0urrb
Die praftii9e llebernabme oerielbcn
oltf iif ou nebmen.
Ser nortpeoiihe 9aulpfer glrte-
mis-, ser bon gtetu Orleans aus fnit
elmer 2o0rng 2ebensnitteI linter-
pegs mar, ipnroe BEL Stirftuol[ am
25. slpriI angebnIten imo noh airt.
lpol eebroht no Elm 9bcil Der Ga.
bintg benz 4rtiengeriht iibereebea
lpiirOe.
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aanaOiidles gleaimeat Dernidtet.

gsinnipeg, 0ton., 4. g3oi. Dix
nclleite 9erIldtliIte Der fana0iIden
Gruppen, meIde ouf Dem europoi,
id)cn 9Seitlnno fGntpfen, 6eiet, bob
bas 10. 5d)iibenrcgiment bon 8in.
nipeg in 6rdnfreid fat ooIIitdnoio
bernid,tet lporOen lit. S1mmtli9e
0ffi8iere iino gefaaen be5p. bertpltn.
0et; oie 8erluitIilte Der Monnidaf.
ten meiIt 450 gaamen ouf.
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S,ugbes fcin 9rGiiOentidnfts.
Nnn0inaf

@Gi6ingtOn, 4. Yiai. Ger bei'
ecorOnetc Siidjter Oes 66diten Bun.
besaeridDts 6ngbcs erflGrtc, Oaf ct
iid nidlt ais aanOiOat fir Die Bra
iiSentidDaft Der Der, Staaten nnf,
itellen laiien luOllc, nnO Oerbat iidI
bic 8enntnna icincs gtnmens in
SerbinOnug nit elmer iOlden San.
DiOatnr.
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8ebcimbcrtrua 5iuiIden ben Ser.
Stanten unS ben gllliirteR?

ct. 2old8, Wlo., a. stoi. = 9fo-
LAMB O. lliGer, grofeiior Der @e-
idi6te an ser @aibington Timber.
Iitdt, erflGrte am Sonntog in ct.
2oiliS, er tuiiie BON einen mitnoli-
den @e6eimOertrag 3piiden ben
Ser. Staoten irno ben alliirten.
Cine Gbnli9c glnflnge mar bereits
friiber bon 5reOerif s, Sdrooer
bon Retp gorf erboben moroen. Dies
Ql6fommen, iagte er, let I'M Sabre
1897 qetroffcn lporOen, als Wfcstin-
len BrdIt0ent Der Der. Stnateu mar.
glus nclder 4uelle Die Rnhriht
itamnt, lpoltc 8rof. lliber nidt Der.
ratben.
Gin fcinoliher gleroplnn, Der Bel
9aeronorctta bic Spe iiberfloe, iuur.
be nurd tiirfiihc @ciduiie beibGoist
unO fieL ms @aeer,
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0er 0niier in gIntnrrnen 2

2on0on, A. Ntai. glus glntlters
Oom IGbt iid) bic aGrdougc IeIe.
graph So. meloen. oob aaiier 8il-
belm mO iein g9ruoer, Trino Sein-
rid BON 9rcllBeu Gnoc berflpiiener
Mohc in slntiperpen eplpeipn ieirn
sitO bic 3oieubeieitisuns iOlpie Die
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ihen genoutnen muroen, erlitter
tcinen meiettliheu Shnoen, GbabIi
aber puroe bon ben 8uriidlueiden.
ben Ruiien in 8ton0 geiest unO lit
iait Dollltanoig 5erItort.
Setrograbsr 9lniidlten.
9Setrogra0, 4. gtai. - 9aS ouf-
tQaige 8orrilden beltti9er Streit-
fraite on elmer Sunoertmeilenfront
entIang, lpelde it'd BON oerGitiee ia.
PC 2ibau in iiio6itlider 9tidtung bis
mad oen n0roliden RebenflitIien oes
glienen ousoebnt, oauert unge.
bentnlt fort. IS miro ober bierber
gemel0et, es babe Die rltiiiihe Tbd-
tigteit in Der @cgeno iiioIi9 bonn
gtiemen nidt geit0rt, uno Die Grup.
pen oe5 3arett bdtten anboltenoe @r-
folge errungetl.
Die oeutide 9euegung III Ocn Oft,
ieeprobin3en, peIAe 0orauf berehnet
it, Die ruiIiideu 8erbinoungen nit
2ibou oiii5ubeben un0 10 Den redten
8liigel Der rniIiiden 5treitfrGite gu
Dertrilppeln, miro bier ni6t eruIt ge.
nomnen; benn eS miro eeiagt, Die
lleberflutung oe8 gtieuen trennc Die
Geuti6en bon ibrem Gperotionsitilb.
punft uno bon ben ilbrigen oeutiden
Seeret Die 5lpei Gperationsieloer,
eil1eS ouf ieoer Scite beS GSIuIics,
ieien oobcr 10 iioIirt, olS OBJ lic
taltierlo Dieilen bon chamber entfernt
w1ren pbiuobl iie eiqentlidb nebrn-
chamber ieien sSa ruiiiide 9e.
obo9ter iteaen onS 0euti6e 8ororin,
gen n0rolid BON gliemen ais cine
bloBe 1Gpercttenaffdre" bin melde
Die gfuiieu belpegcn ioac, boitig
Eruppen uad jener @eeeno 3ll uer.
fen. (Die rueroen iih nod ldon
mlnoern)
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@etreiSe fOnfissirt.

Berlin, iiber 2onoon A. @lai. =
Die oellti6e gerlualtung bon Rni.
iii9 9}olen bot Die Stonfistation bon
aaem 8ei8en Roggen ino @erIte
In Dem offupirten @ebiet proflanlirt.
Bis 8ur ndditen Grnte erbalten Die
ginpobuer pro aopf 55 Pftiro @e-
treble.
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S40.000 stnrmidaNrn n anmn.

Atlantit, Sa, 4. Mai. = Sin
5OrnaOu, Der aeitern 9sudJmittas se'
gcn / llbr iiibOitIidl BON bier Sa6in.
6rauitc, bat an @ebGnSen ciueu
5dIaOcn bOu nugefGbr $4,000 an-
geridJtet. Msnidlenleben iiuO nidJt
III beflagen, aud tpurSe gliemano
perIebt.
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sdlweOen sum ariea sesunnsenP

@Dtbenbnrg, S6mcOen, 4.Mni.-
geim Stupellamf eiaes neuen ariesS.
idliffcS fiiGrte Der &0nis @uitau
ron Sdluebcn mOrtlid aus: nSis
iett iiub mir nod imitanSe seiueien,
ms ans bew Sriege 6eraus3nbal.
ten. Sd beee bic ernitbafteitc SOff.
nnng, bnf nns an6 fcrner csrieSen
beidDeert iein m6se, aber bic @efabr,
Saf iuir bod in ben arieg binein-
gcsuaen merOen, lit iett nidt germ.
ger, ais beim glusbrudJ OeS arie'
.ges.~
Ter ssdnig fiibrte Oann bes 8ei-
teren ans, bah er Oaranf Oertraite,
Oaf I'M Safe eines Augriffs ale
9sarteien SfJmeoen Dertbeioigen
mir6en.
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0a[fSfpnb.

Gingeennaen In Scr Office Der
oOnobn Sribiine@ iiir Den piiIfs.
iono Der ariegsnotbIeioenoen bon
$D SedniuillL 0afIauo, Ssebry So.
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Nni6inatun uartct a6.

@ai6inaton, T. g3ai. 6ieiiac
9cnmte ertldrteu. 0oB ca nod niht
6cuicicn ieL oob Oic r8uIiIiabt"
olrd ein ocntidra ll.goot sum Gin.
fen aebrodt ici. Soatc iid) ocnnodj
Oicics berousitellen, 70 merOen sic
@er, Staaten nitlt mir SbaOener'
iaB iitr 5diii mo 2aonlg, iouoern
ald ailsrcidenoc gntidooiumgeit
iiir bic &interbIiebencn ser INNS Se.
len @efontnleurn iider iorbrru,
6errer mur0e in hiciiacn anttli9en
Sireiien ooralf biugemieien ooB ein
iolGea &orge6en eines 0eutihen II.
9Oote5 cine 8erleblHtg oe5 preuBiih.
merifauiidetl 8ertrages bon 1928,
auf oeiicn 2'eitimmtngen iid fiir5.
lid Geutidlan0 berltien babe, oar.
1tellen Dilr0e.
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@ie0er elm Cp'er
zines llsSOOtes!
Sin 0ruker cngliifer aOblenOnmpfer
DDn cinem gSirpiber" tOrpeOiert,

9onbon, 1. 9lpril. - Ger britt
idle 0ampfer oMinterne", Der nit
5000 SDHncn aOBlen Uun GarOiff
mad Oem ga 9Slnta 6iuf (SiiOame-
rifa) 6eitimmt mar, luurSe geitern
bei ben Seillp Suielu tOrpeSiert.
3luei Seiser wnrOcn setObtet nnS
Der 3wcite Sngenienr Oerlcbt. Die
lle6erlcbrn0en iunrOcn in Sensnnee
nelanOet. Gle DNiinterne" hattie
Gin 0ettogebalt nUn 1905 Sunnen
nnb wnr $50 Suh lang. 9as Sdliff
mar crit 1903 ge6nnt uaO seb6rte
elmer 9OnSOner lirma.
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oerufen (sS hon6cIt lih oiipnhor
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0eltcrrclA.lln8arn en- 9lorrelner
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Sallfpooten oerlelltf; an l9Ilnllll'
lten muroeil Ole gtorme9er nllI9e'
holllnlen.
Mni;ht euoIiihrr gp;litSrfrit;fsr.
g;mS hic Sc1,tihrn ,,n6 5itprrei.
4;I6.,,noor;,+eu I'm gnrichte liner Sip
rniii,hr 7 g};eSeriooo n g0pit 6joIi,ipn
4>rroet 5,,c,, L;oS;co 0p;I;+Gr- -p,.;+;.