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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

Dear EDITOR, find my check on the
First National Bank,
And To my subscription just weld a
good shank;
like our good paper to read when !
sit down
call il my visitor from Leonardtown.
Each week when / get il feel so proud
open its folds and read out aloud.
Good news from our friends all over
the land,
Put down in print for our happy band
To read and ponder and laugh away
our worries,
When we get the news from all over
st Mary's.
Our wisdom and knowledge is bound
80 rebound,
When we read the BEACON from
Leonardtown.
So don't fail to send, each week of the
year,
The dear old BEACON, our hearts /,
will cheer:
Ii viii down all our worries and van
iSh our frown-
When we receive the BEACON from
Leonardtown.
So just send dollar along with good
cheer.
And receive the county news for the
rest of the year.
GABRIEL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
LsOaard.own Book Club.

The Book Club has reorganized for
the year and q new distribution was
made Monday, Oct. .. Books will
circulate in the following order, a
limit of two weeks being placed on the
holding of any one book: I, Mrs.
w. NJ. Loker; 2, Mrs. A. +. Fenwick,
), Miss Jane Greenwich; 4, Miss Bessie
Mattingly; 5, Mr.. Al. Saunders: 6,
Mrs. j. r.. Duke; Z, Mrs. Geo. W.
Joy: I, DIR. and Mrs. F. A. Camalier:
3. Mrs. L. J. Sterling; 10, Mr.. r.. b.
Broun: IL, Miss Nellie Fenwick: u,
Mrs. Charlotte de c. King; Is, Mr.. y.
Il. King; Ia, Mr.. Samn. Wallis: 10,
Mrs. Lcuy Spalding: IS, Mrs. r
Clarke Abell; IL, Mrs. b. III. CANA
lier: Is, Mrs. Jos. +. Neal: IS, Mrs.
J. T. Duke; -, Mrs. w. G. Mattingly;
q, Mrs. DIR. Greenwell: %, DR.. and
Mrs. l.. Ii. Johnson; y, Miss Mary
Rose Greenwich; %, Miss Gertrude
Edwards.
Each member purchases n book ut
the time of each distribution, reads it
and passes IL To the next on the above
list. When the book has gone the
rounds of the club il comes back and
becomes the property of the original
member who purchased il. Other
features Of q literary nature will be
added at the regular meeting of the
club next month. Membership list
will remain OPEN until November ?.
not later. Application can be made
through any Of the above named MEM
bers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
COMMUNICATED.


FaiT ShOutu nc Noauuueu.
The st. Mary's County Annual Fair
which has just closed, by all means
should be continued.
Its influence Tor the social and in
dusirial uplift of our county can't be
denied.
Though, in this isolated section of
our State, we can't hope TO compare
with the richer and more central cOun-
ties, the efforts so far made by its
friends clearly show its value educa-
tionally and socially, and as n most
striking way to- advertise our county To
capital, newcomers and those seeking
homes.
Every one attending or exhit iting
has been a gamer. The time lost from
the home and farm and the little money
spent To those placing and caring for
exhibits has been more than repaid,
not only by the social side in meeting
friends and surrounded by a refined,
orderly association, but a patriotic
duty we'll done for his county.
The only hardship that could be or
was really met, was upon Brother
Walter and his associates of Leonard
Hall school, who not only suspended
the school, but practically donated the
generous gift of their labors and the
free use of the buildings and grounds so
well suited TO "a full and proper exhibit,
for which we all do and should feel
deeply grateful. The deficit to them,
| know, is considerable; this should
not be and those of our people who
can should help out.
Our Legislature, | dare say, would
be willing To aid every county in this
"A. ,;al 4.
small amount annually, say 500 OF
81 900. know OF no object more
worthy or open To stronger claims
The exhibits at our fair would be
credItable tn any section Of the State
especially farm products. Live stock
especially horses, very good, and
poultry. in many cases, equal To any
ever saw. Quality, not quantity,
was feature of exhibits; enough
however, to show the different type:
and breeds.
| The machinery exhibit was good
and this, | feel sure, each year with
the success of the fair, will be enlarged
and attract interest and give inStruc
ton To our people. Seed and impIe
ment men will be too glad to cooperate
The Baby Show filled the large tent
and yratitiedthe pride of the ladies,
without depressing that Of the men
"A little nonsense now and then is
relished by the best of men,"
The Boys Corn Contest, under the
supervision of Demonstration Wathen
stirred the ambition of many OF ouI
young farmers, and generous prizes
were given, but | dare say, by obser.
walton and experience, the knowledge
acquired and the interest fixed in their
minds will be worth much more Il
them and others in the future.
Visitors were kindly shown around,
and when tired could make themselves
comfortable. Meals and deserts, ex.
eellent, we'll served and cost very
moderate.
The Ladies' Fancy exhibit | missed,
but am told was attractively arranged
and most creditable. This annu1
| County Fair is one of the best moves
that has ever started to help our coun,
tvs people, and should be encouraged
and the proper means and ways should
be looked to at once.
Jos. III. KEY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
Felicity

This property is improved by a
handsome and commodious brick
dwelling, beautifully situated, COM
manding a view of the Wicomico and
Potomac Rivers, and has all necessary
outbuildiHgs barns, stables and ten.
ant houses. The land Is fertile and
producing large and excellent crops.
A portion of il Is finely wooded with
excellent timber. This property pres
ents not only well-paying farm, but
beautiful country estate for any one
desiring the advantages of boating,
fishing, and Is in easy access of
Washington and Baltimore by train
or automobile.
TERMS OF SALE-k cash upon
ratification of the sale by the Court; \
in one year and y in two years, or all
cash NJ the option of the purchaser or
purchasers, the credit portions TO bear
interest and TO be secured to the salts
faction of the trustees. A cash deposit
of $1,000 viii be required on the day of
sale. Acknowledgement, recording
fees, revenue stamps, and conveyance
ing at expense of purchaser or purch-
asers.
T. PERCY MYERS,
JOSEPH G. MATTINGLY,
lO-Z1-td. Trustees.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

About two years ago when began
asing Chamberlain's Tablets I had
been suffering for some time with
stomach trouble and chronic constipa.
tion- Ny condition improved rapidly
through the use of these tablets. Since
taking four or five bottles of them my
health has been fine," writes Mrs.
John Newton, Irving, n. Y. Obtain
able everywhere. adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
when Baby Has The Croup.

When n mother is awakened from
sound sleep to find her child who has
gone 90 bed apparently in the best of
health struggling for breath, she Is
naturally alarmed. Yet il she can
keep her presence of mind and give
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every
ten minutes until vomiting is produced
quick relief will follow and the child
will drop to sleep TO awaken in the
morning as well as ever. This remedy
has been in use. for many years with
uniform success. Obtainable every
where. adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

A vote for the Democratic tick
ct il good work well done.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

As Executors Of the est ate of the late
w. s. Coppage. deceased, we will offer
for sale by public auction on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
Trustees Sale
Valuable Real Estate,
Situate on the Wieomieo River,
In Sc Mays County,
Maryland.

Under and by virtue of a decree OF
the Circuit Court for st. Mary's Coun-
ty, Maryland, passed on the 18th day
of October, 1915. in q cause in said
Court pending, wherein Cornelius
Barber and Eugenia +. woodville, ct
al, are complainants, and Margaret
w. Barber and Frances b. Henry, ct.
al. are defendants, the undersigned
trustees, duly appointed by said de-
cree, will offer for sale at public auc-
ton on the premises in st. Mary's
County. on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

Never take pepsin and prep arations
containing pepsin or other digestive
ferments for indigestion, rs the more
you take the more you will have TO
take. What is needed Is a tonic like
Chamberlain's Tablets that will enable
the stomach TO perform It's functions
naturally. Obtainable everywhere. TX
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

Recommends chamberlainis Cough Remedy
Last winter / used bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy for q bad
bronchial cough. felt its beneficial
effect Immediately and before I had
finished the bottle / was cured. I new.
er tire of recommending this remedy
TO my friends" writes Mrs. William
Bright, Fl. Wayne, Ind. Obtainable
everywhere. adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28

ut II o'clock NJ, the real estate and
premises in said proceedings mention
ed and more particularly described rs
being all that piece or parcel or tract
or tracts of land and premises situate,
lying and being in st Mary's County,
Maryland, adjacent to the land of
Carpenter, ct. nj , fronting on the
Wicomico River and bordering on the
road leading from Budd's Greek to
Chaptico, and containing
1000 Acres ef Land. More or
Less.
the late John A. Barber resided at the
time of his death, and being the same
property patented TO one Luke Barber,
and known and called by the name of
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-15
9as an,tsmiiOe aabinett gipiani.

Bern, 15. Sept. - GnS o8erner
gibt Elm ouf llnnpegen an-
gelangteS SeIegr1nun elmer itets bor-
Silglih nnterri4teten &riDntperlon
lnter 9orbebolt pieoer, iponn9 Die
porlnmentorilnen areile it1O 9ipIo-
maten in 3aris Der Mniiht iino, onB
0as Weiniiteriim oemn0hlt 5l1ildtre-
ten iueroe. @S lei oes Samples
aeaen Die In ibrem paiie gegell
unberiobnlihe 2infe mit-
De- Dns aobinett ioa ourh Elm
@inilterilm 9riono eriest peroen,
in Dem s5offre Dos 8riegsportefellille
miiroe. 0iit sSoiire ais
Neerfiibrer lit man IN porlnmentari.
Ifen &reilen uitb i'm @lDiee iebr
erfporte ober, OaB er
DenigItens Die oringefloe 6roge Der
Nunitionseraeugiing Ioien nerOe.
Ser 9olteit Oes @eneroIiiiinus lnI[
6ann niht mebr our9 cine einaelne
8erIon, ior0ern onrf eine glrt bon
Dberitent ariegsrotb nusgeiibt mer-
ben. Der aus ben bret beipobrteItert
beitebcn piiroe.
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8siabren eiaer SHnsersnOtb in Si
alien.

Bern, is. Sept. llnI1ngIt lpnr.
be in oIlen itolieniiden 8ldttern Elm
Nunoihreiben Der gliniites Solnn.
bra ltnO Gopnlold berbreitet, oos bic
8ep0Iferiing Si5ilieits nceen Der
Steigerung ber @etreioepreiie beru-
bigen ioate. Sest erf1brt 9lbotti
aus 91lermo, Dab Der @etreioepreIs
in Si5ilien ouf 80 Sire fir 0cu
Goppelaentner eeItieaen lit. 3ieic
Ebotinhe babe bic 3eitune Sicilio
am eleiden Gage 8tgegeben, an Dem
Solonoro uno gapoiola beriiherten,
oob elm @etrei0emougeE in 5i3iIen
nid)t eittreten iperoe. Gs lei jeooh
iider, ooB Die ii5ilinniihe BeboIte.
riing, tDenn Die 9Sreiie 10 bod bile,
ben Singer leioen uiiIie.
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3lIlanasulisIlrblIIln
III tltuBbrilunilignl
gRlnihttpgANhtal Asauilh maAl
ka liallfhauf mll sllill ri5a
llalftil uftlfanl

panhau ia sps Zoe alar,
lament VI nishlt W Eitlna ROO.
rene 0gfleltrH NTH nn f'rlllauna
tlHtf HFllen ufiea aNlelhf lm 8lelraa
eeH &fY9iAW.nl bls Si 38ONm.
lHN Hahlllnd'i mgfhtH roa l'af'
lonWm miro iltt alhh mll ber Naat
eff iiNHtaMtaghiiAa ptlhhliiagf
rmr lqiHiiefrfdilhfat asHHlb Dai
im llaifr10ule cfiidrl, bab ons $40.
tiNrit iid mlt hicirr Anaelraruheli
cinarhenO bciaEii INTO teidilcNgn Oa.
te. Dem 0nuis bic Iuatleacnlltii gr
9crnihrna "A uuierbfeiien
Ute irmB6iiidlc lleaiermn hut ii.
ne tdaIldle auaaabc ean $4,000.
600, Der itoni1iiihe arieasuuuiiier
miro nod tim Sauie 6ieier @odlr ii
Der Ieprtierlealonuner cine Dor.
lage unterbreiirn, in mcIdjer mn &c.
milliaung pon Si,220,000,0O0 uat.
aciudlt miro. Solte 0ieIeIbc auae.
nommen per0cn, 10 miiroeu iidl Die
ieit Dem I. aueuit t9il gcinattrn
8eiuiIliaunacu ouf $5,6S3.000, 1000
beIouieu. (,Siir Oie gnaIdnocr lit
oieies elm idlwadler Croft, oenn Dc.
rem anSaabeu iin0 lnaIeidl hober.)
As1uitb mad]te ierner befnuit,
oob 5piidlen Oem 81. Mloi inio Dem
, gIuguit Die 9riten tGelid 1900
Nionn oil GoOten, 8eriutm0etcn mo
@efongenen BerIoren hdben. Seit
9eginn oes strieges bis gum 81.
glieiit 3. 5. limo 38i,9S3 griten
gefoIlen, perpun0ct o6er In @efa-
oenidaft geratben. Die gerIulte Der
Morine iino 1ieriu nift eiitebgrif'
fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-15
0anptmann b. gapen aaf ltrIan6.

geen g)ort, 15. Sept. Soupt-
mann 5ron3 b. B1pen Der W1ilit1r-
ottahc Der oeutihen 9otld)oft, bat
g1eiu gort berloiIen. sSn 9egleitung
BON sSitrit BON Soefel0, Dem aon3ler
Der 9otifaft, lpirb er orei 8ohen
I'M gellolpitone Bort Subringen, falls
ieiuc bor5eitige yiiidteAr nad) gtelp
gorf ooer 8oibineton tid)t notbie
miro.
Die glbreiie 0es Sauptuinnns bon
8open fam ais lleberraifung, 0o
er III Die 0unibn.gIfiaire oeriuidelt
lit. Ser b. Ropen maht Die Heiie
no6 Dem 8eitett aus @eIunobeitS-
riidiidyten.
Der omertfoniId)e aorrelpon0ent
glrhibolo, Der lii 5oluoutb inl 8e-
itb Der 9lmlbn. Gotilmente tpitgenout-
men murOe, ioG bier BEL ieiner 9ln.
fiinft Derboftet iperoen. 8as sSll.
itisoeportement miro ulterl1d)en, pb
glrhibaIo elm uncertainties Gunoes-
geies iibertrot, inoem er Gls gote
fir 3r 9untbn fu;igirte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-15
Srnti6lanO Irbnt
SfrantluOrtuu0 0b!
0ripsriam nidt bon 5and)buOt ber'
Irnit, lurlI iOl6rs iid nidt In
Der N0bc belanD!


elcrliu iihr vcnenu a. cpt
Sn elmer Aipie an ben agFriianildicm
9ptidlniicf IN Ncrlin Nertu tNeraro.
wdil raiihlauo Que sdul0 OH
Dem llntcraaaa ocs Tampier5 soes.
pCriun pou IT'D, Wis bem BITS ievt
porbanoenen eepeiemoferinl iit
nidlt 5u eriebpn, 0nB Ocr D0nlpier
bon einem 0eatlten Inudboot uers
irnit mor0m IT,
sic oelaIdje yioie loiltei lpie ioIgt:
sTas, lpos mir olts giberloiiIaer
Gnelle eriobreu baben, Suiuumuen
nit Dem poriieeenoeu 9epeismotc.
rial uno Dem uns sngeiteIlten BE.
ridt ieitens Der gIomirolitdt, IoBt
nuter feinen ltmItGnoen 5it oob etn
Oeltihes 1aud)6oot nit Dem 8ers
ienten Oes britiiheu Yaiiagieroam-
riers y&esperian" inter irgel0 nell
den ltnitdnOen in gerbinoung ge-
braht mer0en tam.
@rltens iollie fem oeutides Iauh-
boot inter Der corber ertbeiIten Sr=
Der iif om 4. Septenber in ieuen
8beil oes GjeanS befllnoen baben,
mo Der Gampier unterging.
5erner mar Gle @rpIofton ldut 9e.
idreibuilg bon britiIher Seite ioIfer
giatur, oaB Die 8oIgerlng ge3ogen
iperoeu muB, Der 3ampier lit niht
Surh einen 9orpebo, ion0ern ourh
cine Seenline terIenft iporoen. Ger
llmitorlo, oaB, Der Gdnlpfer am 8nr-
bertbeiI getroifcit tpnroe unO onB Die
poroeren glbtbeilungen iih nit Mofs
ier fiillten, perIeibt oieier glniiht
unr nod rtebr gaadorud."
syt Der gtDtc 1T nuf Elm 9bihnitt
entbdIten, in fpcIhem Oarauf 6inge-
tuieien miro, DOB nod uidt ale
9onhboote, Die iid) ant A. Septen1-
Der ouf bober See befanoen, nod it,.
rer 8aiis 3uriifgefebrt iitb. gS
liegt ober fetn 8runb por. at5itneb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-15
Or. nnmbn aeht anf ltrIanb. .

2enor, Moil., is. gept Der
oiterreidbiid .iineoriid1e Sotiflofter
Or. 0rrubo aab seiteri bic @rfIG.
rung ob, oaB er ieine aegtering cr-
Iuft babe, ibn llrlaub lI 1eipdbren.
onmit er peticnlih eitclt 9eridlt
iiber oie Serf1ltniiie III ben Ger,
Sfooten, oeren Sieeiertnlg ieiue 9lb.
beritfung iorOerten obaeben tonne.
aopenbaseh, DGnemart, Is. Sept.
iIber SonOon, Der 3eitung 30.
Iitifen~ 5nIolae pir6 Der oiterrei,
hiid.ungnrilfla gotidnFter in g9alh.
ington an %. Septentber dltf Dem
0ampfer assrie6rih Der sGdyte" bon
9teip alurl an3 ieiite Rriie uadl ell.
r0pa antrctcll
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-15
VnlIfIJCiOunn hei gOtS
un0 VoInlrin lluIhl
EeHtfftihtf iitAFw Aatifflat ftav4
ffH Al s'lHnft rrs rslhhf
imlammfu

*faf iS tps aus g'rfAgia
aialifn hlct tlHafitoiltm Nffltie
urlhfn hdh bic Nclrtftih llnaafu
lauW aual DC Alclifnft ih tu be-
bpnltahm blodileH bei l8dia NIB
tplmtin torpetgiicn chs bic nlfi
lidr Ninlef Allltetnna vuleti 1H
nlrlHn ldHolrn AhitWii HghtH am
idtu 100000 nuo 100000 otter
teldltbuuaatildlr 1naern mb an
bct ,Sgopt bie taott NlonIoltoHg
rliiuo ipilm cbeninpielf lithct So
golbadl unO glilladl ireiiw hdnoia
g'erliarhmncn cln; lpnhtihrinlidl
foumeu bielrIbcH ben Der ruiHitru
i}roni ersberSoe gnacn pom Ceiier.
reid itebt Acm slomeu nod on Der
Spisr Der Ernppcu an hieiCr 3ront
aniier HrouS ,Soiepb. 70 ncibi es,
beiie9t oordui. Dab @ors un0 tol
mein mtcr allen llniiiaaoeu gcbolten
iucrben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-15

men, baB aus otfun peridlien eine
AfnocrIua hcr bcife6cn0cn NleiMlua
eriirIi inerarn ieiuc.
Tie Rpte 1T zinc einiadle Wie6cr.
bohma Der Ibuiiad,rn. mic bic hcnt.
ide 9leaiernna iie hcbt, nbne iidl
mritcr iiber Den 1ailaboottricg aus.
5uloIirn
giou aInubt bier III Berlin, ooli
Die s'oesprrinn 9lote Oo3i ongctbon
iein miro, eiiien Souptiaftor elmer
nt0gIihen Sponnung IN ben 0eutidl.
ameritaniiheu gerbonoIimgen Be-
trefis Oes 9o.lhbootfrieaes 3iI bciei-
tigen SIN bieier gtote perIDeilt bic
oeltide Geeierllng duf Sipei e5riinOe,
ponad ibre Sebauptuug, Dab Der
ganlpfer nidjt BON einem oeiItihea
Iouhboot pericnft icin fam, unlin.
itoBIid lit. gIber and, op0ere Gsriin-
De, nod itdrfer, mie Die Csen nngeae.
henerL belteben; ood fonnen 0ieieI-
ben uegen ser beIteheuoen 9enfur
nidt an Oieicr Stelle erortcrt tuer-
ben.
Gic politiihen 5ibrer Geutfd3.
lauos iin0 Der glniift, oaB Die @e-
fabren ipeI6e 4ailogieroonlpfern ilt
3ufunft ourd Goidbootc oroben,
aitf Elm gtininlum bei6r1nft tpor-
ben iino. Sic ertDnrten, oob Der
~9trnbic -iSoa anf @runo 0es bon
9euti6lono qenlahten gori6IogeS
oitf Dem Sanger ShieOsgeridJt er.
leoiet iperoen miro, ur0 6aB bic
Gdtpierigfeiten nit ben Ger. Staa-
ten iiber Die 9auhboctfrieg-;Srngc
odOlird geboben iueroeit onB Die ad.
pit1ne Der Tauhboote Oie iE)fien er.
theiIten Suitruftioneit genau bcfoI-
gen, mo oieie iino einf1h ufl0 bent.
Iidn Sn lteErigen tDirO man ben
Sor0erungen Ger Ser. Stodten in
tneit9ebeiloer Neile entgesenfonln1eu.
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GnaIifdle RrciIe iuiit6enS.

2on0on, 10. Sept. - gInldBlid)
Der ii9 mcbreil0en Streii6iige Der
3eppelinIuftidiife nad england Oer-
lonat 0os 9On0oner 9Iatt .@Iobe"
@egenmobregeIn; 0ns 9Iatt fiibrt
Que, es babe feinen 3med, iid Der
ginfidt oeri6lieBen 3u mollen, OaB
BON Ieiten Der Heeierllng in 0ieler
Sinlidlt llihts @robes geIheben
iperoe, IoIonge itiht bic 0ffentIide
Meinung Iie nufriitteIe; Su 0iefan
3tpede lo(Ite cine DiafIenberidnm-
lung einberufen tueroen. Gas g[ntt
ipeiit ferner 0nrniif bin, ooB oeltt-
fhes eigentbunl I'M 8ertb pon Dill
lioneu 8funo sterling tn &Gnoen
ner engliiden 9iegierittg lei; es ioGe
8eutidIann fIar gelnabt iperoen,
oaB fir Oie geidieBltng ie0er britt.
ihen frieoliflen StaOt BON einent
9uftidiff ober 5Ius8eits aus, einelr
Ouseno oeutl1er StG0te oniielbe ge.
idebe, OaB fir ieoes unlgefommene
Wenidlenleben INTO ie0e 3erItorte
Siitte oos @elo 6eutider 9niiileute
sur GntidGoieutia berange5ogeu
tperbe, bic iid i'm cngIiidlen Sanoel
,gen11Itet" nnO bonn engliiben GoIt
fette 9ioioenoen be8oeen b1tten.
Ser Grfofg eines ioldcn @oreebens.
meint oas 9Iatt, tuiiroe tpunoerbar
ieiu.
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llnrnben BON gisrifanern befiirdtet.

Brownsville Ger, Is. Sept. -
3uei aontpagnien S5nfarterie ipur-
ben bon bier nob Sun 8enito untn
2pforb beor0ert, mo man pieoer
ginfGlle merifanii6ees 9anoiten be-
fiirdtet. 6eltte uno ntorgen lit elm
merif1nii1er g}otionol- -6eiertag, nlo
man trifft alle 9orbereitungen, linz
rllben Die uan tpdbrenO oes 6eites
6eflrhtet, iofort al erltifen.
5ehs Merifaner, ipelde nadl Dem
@efedt bei Sos ssSnoios ais an Dem
lleberfoa perOd9tig gefaugel ge-
nomnen ipuroen. lino aus oem @e-
f1ngniB in Gan 9enito gefliidtet.
@ian fono ite helte friib in Der gid6e
Scs Grtes eridoIien Dor.
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9lieOerlage Ser gIliirten gruphcaeit.

Sem yorf, 10. Sept. Captain
@ranOiIe 6ortesuie, welder uftiu
i'm 9un6esbeere Oiente illo iid) srr
3eit als Observation-Disclosures Ser
9earlti6en 3eitlntgen oiif 0en
Shla6tfeloerE Gliropas aiiFb1Lt,
propbe5eit in eiitem Iingereit, BON
2onoon ais octierten gerid)te ben
enoli6en Sicg Der SentiGen lut6
oiterreihiid.ungoriihen 4offen.
3ieie Grtlarung bart intipmebr
ms @elpift iollen, ais iie bon eillelu
5adberitdn0iqen fomnt, Der iid] ae.
ra0e mt ben In ben dIliirten Seeren
berridenoeu 3uitdnoeu, bc3iehunes.
iDeiie Mdngeln bertraiit geinaht bot.
SeireH glasiiibrllngen 5ltfolge
ideitertc eiH grfolg Ser g(l[iirten IN
ollererlter Siuic al Oem SebLen ie0.
ne0en 3ulonmenarbeitens Der ein-
5clnen Secrcs!eititngen. Tapn fam
gnglnnbs Mnngel an Waffen, tuie
niloemeine arieGsitnluit, 8rmnfreifs
anf1nglihe @iinitIingslpirthihaft inn
9eere nlb 9tubldn0s totoIes gerfas
gen in Strotegie.
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ujetter6erid5t!

sir Guiabn mo llngeaeno I'm,
beltimnttc Nittcruna; Regenidbalter
beiltc 9lben0 oOcr Geineritag mar.
iIer beIte }beuo
sir giebrastn llnbatinuhte &it
teruua gellte glbenD mo gohHerjtng:
Jtegenidaner i'm nitlideu un6 cens
trdlcn Sbeil Oes Stoates. mariner
heute glben0.
sir SOMA llnbeitinuiite 9gitfe.
rtns, noeIiterpeifc gieeenihauer
hentc A6eno oSer Goimcritoa; heute
9lbenO MARINER i'm weitIidleIl uuQ
ceHtralen SheiI.
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Mir mtrSsn immer ntntrdItr.

Rem Dorf, IA 1cpt 8erbdno.
limgen Suiitcn Der riiiiiiden glesie.
runa unO Der Canadian 9ar anb
6oluon so. tetreiiS Sieierima bon
100000 SbropneIls unO Spreng.
itoiiaranaten 5itu Rreiie pon $52.-
000,000 iinb jeet 10 gut nie gum
glbihInB aeIangt. Ties muroe ge-
itern i'm bieiiaen Bureau Der ge.
nonitteu 6irmn erflort. Gem Son.
iroft 5nioIse nub Oieie Muuition i'm
gLpriI n1diten 9Sobres geliefert Der.
oeil ilno miro ibre Seritellltng, tpie
bel friiberen oon DER rdnaoiiden 8e.
icllidJaft iibertlontmeuen aontraften.
auf dmeritanIide 5abrifen iitr
9riegsbeoorf pertheiIt tperben. ssSn
@oa Street perIailtete. oaB genii-
gcno ruiiiide 5on0s ndh g1ep Yort
lmo Canada geiaibt iutroen, Die
3ablung gu ii9erii. Gs fuurbe aud
befnnnt gegeben, oab Der aontrdft
bic 2icferitng neiterer Wengen @rn.
noten I'll gIciden geoingungen oor-
Iiebt, iobalO Die 8erltellune Der iest
III ssra9e fommen0en 5eHbnns be-
en1et iIt
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sab.garuIina luirb otrOden4

Columbia, Q. 6. t5. Sept. -
Sod oen bisber eiugefommencn
8ahIberihten ous a Counties ga.
ben bic gsrobibitioniiten nit beoeu.
tanoer Niniorit1t geiiegt uno am I.
5onnnr miro Silo.gorolino ben BRO.
bibitionsitonten eineereibt tper6en.
Die Bis iest eineeldlifencn geridlte
eebeu ben Erobibitioniiten 33,104
Stiniiilen nno ibrn Seenern a..
l57.
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spanifder gampfer beIdllaanaGlnt.

Yoris, 10. Sept. n Cine 8epes
Ide Der us.Qeeutur aus MooriO
beridtet, oaB Der iponiid)e Ganlpfer
.9olbanera", bon Barcelona nad
Glib slmerifl beItimn1t, beid)ldg-
nobmt unb na6 Gibraltar gebraft
muroe, neil Der 2nnipfer bon einem
3eitifen ge6artert lei. Ole @ea
ieIlidaft, ipelfer Der Donpfer se.
bort, bat eegen Die 8ei6lasuabme
proteltiert, od Der betreffe1Oe 9eilt-
ife oas S6if nid)t gebnrtert babe,
ionbern einfab 5dliffsogent Der @e-
ieli6aft lei.