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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-02
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS
n,d prea over CAT, c
Leased Wire. - wy
hanson Bros. Daily Grain Letter.

lamson Bros Daily Grain Letter.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Wheat-The
liberal receipts resulted in no let-up
in the cash demands and shorts re-
ceived little help from these. Commits
sion houses were buyers of wheat to-
day and the shorts were compelled to
buy on rising market. There was an
advance Of two cents In December de-
livery and IL cents in the May. No
clearances were reported on account
Of holiday at the seaboard. Bear re-
turns which were disregarded were
the increased offerings Of winter
wheat and the purchase in st. Louis
of 100000 bushels of Manitoba
wheat. The weather prospects are en-
tirely favorable and this, with the
probability of larger movement OF
winter wheat, should result in some
setback in values.
Corn-Sentiment was divided in to-
days corn markets. The bull side
had the better of the argument. There
was considerable covering short corn.
The close was near the high point of
the day. December corn, as in wheat.
was the stronger. Reports of the gov
eminent estimates. out this month,
were for a crop of over three billion
bushels, but of low quality especially
in the north part OF tie corn belt Chi
cago continues to be the highest cash
market. Locals and country offerings
were small. but the eastern demand is
CORRESPONDENCE light. Until the out
ton to take the buying side If corn,
advances from the present level are
likely to be only temporary.
nofo-Tharn xroo Htf1n oh IN
the oats situation. Prices rallied
slightly and closed at gain of nc.
Export demands were well sustained
and there were some indications OF
an improved domestic demand. Sam
pie values. however. were unchanged.
While receipts are liberal, oats stocks
are not accommodating to any great ex-
tent.
Professionalism scattered buying
and support from the larger packers,
provisions closed at fair gains. The
outside demand was only fair. Cash
trade good The supply of hogs was
more liberal. but prices we're steady.
Grain Revlew.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service1
CHICAGO, Nov. 2-Strength in the
Liverpool market and general buying,
caused higher wheat prices today.
Prices at opening were up rs and A
for December and May. Later ad-
vances of y and Is were recorded.
Heavy buying by the Armour crowd
was today's leading feature in high
err corn market. Prices were up as
and 3s to SO and 601a. The buying
continuing, prices later we're up Is
and II above opening
Oats were up with the other cereals.
Provisions opened steady today and
later showed sudden advances.
Daily Range Of Prices.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. a.
Open. High. Low. Close.
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Mules-The mule trade ha oserins
fairly good all week, and the n,, oee s
large, but by no means cn emo. GRADES
there were many of the poorer ss sr.
In the shipment that found nc, no m on the The
| whatever and these were leu ~ were
| dealers hands. Cotton mules GOOD
| the chief sellers all week, s .,sssctory
ouality animals made satlsla''0
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Fired on the French.

rIrr,ted press Leased Wire 9...,ess,
BERLIN (via Tuckerton s mn or !,
Nov. Greek troops nav retreatirs
French force which wa cerbia n
from the Brlgarians oua .r - to III
to Greek territorT, e.o
Berliner Tageblatt today,
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None, account eastern elections.
Northwest Wheat Receipts.
Minneapolis, 6O4 cars; Duluth, 651
cars: Winnipeg, 1866 cars.
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Men Who Chew
Are Men Who Dc

Ever STAR chew gives you
satisfaction. and a healthfu. enjoy
I'm. thai vii help you il your
work. Th-t's VIII, l25,000sO0O
ten-cent STAR cuts are sold yearly.
You really can't judge chewing
tobacco till you have given the
worlds leading brand a fair trial.
Is OF Plugs 1Oc Cuts
~assqanxhys.4Sssaeoo&
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ANOTHER TRAGEDY
ADDED TO LIST
CONTINUED from page H.

quickly and the entire building was
destroyed in few seconds. Eugene
Foster, of Pleasantville, N. j., died in
q hospital. having been badly burned
about the head.
Narrow Escapes.
BOSTON, Mass. Nov. 2.-Twenty
men, fifteen of whom were at first
thought to have been lost, had narrow
escapes when the Cochrane Manufac-
turing company's dyeing and print
works in Maiden was DESTROYED by
fire today.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
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No Lives Lost Here.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Nov. 2.-Flre
which started this morning at $500
o'clock practically destroyed the Rom
an Catholic Sylvan Heights home
here for orphan girls and caused a
panic among the students and teach
ers. No lives were lost. The origin
OF the blaze Is not known.
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ENGLAND
Continued from page H.

daneIles campaign to the fact that the
British troops engaged there were
holding up 200, 900 Turks, who other
wise might be on the aggressive
against the allies In other fields.
The prime minister, however, hint
ed that some changes In the Dardan-
eIIes situation might be found neces-
sary.
"The DardaneIles situation IL reeeiv.
lnq anxious consideration In connec-
ton with large acquisitions Of men
for the eastern theatre" he said Sig
nifcantIy.
The prime minister then turned to
the recruiting situation.
war was inaugurated, there has been
recruited for army purposes an un-
precedented number Of men," he said.
"canada has contributed $4,000; Aus
traIia $4,000; New Zealand $4,000;
South Africa $500; New FoundIand t.
600 and the West Indies 1000"
SIGNIFICANT SPEECH.
TBy Ed. L. Keen, United Press staff
Corespondent.]
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The first official
hint that the allies may abandon the
attempt to force the DardaneIies, fell
from the lips Of Premier Asquith in
a significant speech in the house Of
commons this afternoon.
The prime minister practically ad-
nltted that the withdrawal Of the
forces on GallfpoII peninsula, to halt
the Austro.German march on Constan-
tinopIe, is under serious considera-
ton. Commenting on the fact that
the AngIo-French forces had held 2OO,-
600 Turks engaged on GaIIipolI, the
prime minister said after a brief
pause:
"But tho situation at the Darda.
neIIes Is now receiving anxious con-
sid GRAFTON In connection with the
large acquisitions Of troops for the
eastern theatre Of war"
On all sides, this declaration was
taken to mean that the government
Is now considering concentrating all
available forces In the eastern theatre
In a determined aim to check the CEN
trail empires and deliver decisive
stroke Of the war. The decision, II Is
believed, has not yet been made. But
the very fact that the PREMIER took
the public Into his confidence TO this
extent was taken as an Indication
that the demand for withdrawal from
what some have termed a most disas-
trous enterprise, has strong support
ers In the cabinet.
Prolonged cheering greeted the an
nouncement from the prime minister
that the allies have no intention Of
deser.ing Serbia In her hour Of need.
Premier Asquith followed this an
rouncement with the declaration that
General Joffre's recent visit to Lon
don had to do with plans for perfect
ina the allies new campaign In the
Balkans.
I'VE cannot allow Serbia to become
the prey Of the sinister and nefarious
combination Of Germany, Austria and
Bulgaria." said the premier.
Then. pausina with 2 brief refec-
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River Bulletin.
Local Observations.

The river will fall slowly from Dav-
export to Keokuk for several days.
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Rockefeller Votes.

NEW YORK. Nov. John d.
Rockefeller drove to his polling place
at noon today in big limousine, was
helped out by his valet and cast his
ballot on the suffrage question. But
when reporters asked him how he
voted, the Oil magnate merely nodded
his head in the direction of the four
women in his limousine, as If to ex-
plain his failure to commit himself,
and smiled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-02

STAR tUos awarded the Grand Prise
at the San Francisco Exposition, and
is tEe only che,ping tobacco that has
eucr reosjUed this highest possibie
oD1Td.
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st. Louis Hay.

St. Louis Hay.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 1.-Marka.
steady; receipts at st. Louis, 81 ca nc.
at East st. Louis, 80 cars Chois,
timothy. s16.50@17.0O; No. 1 timotbv
$13.O0@16.00; No. timothy s1OOoS
1900; No. 3 timothy, s7Oo@9.Oo. y
Chicago Seed Market.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Rye-No .
$1.02. =
Barley-53 @62c.
Timothy-s5.0O@soo.
Clover-$10.0O@12.00.
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Daily Range Of Prices.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. a.
Open. High. Low. Close

Chicago Estimates for Tomorrow.
Hogs, $1,000; cattle, $4,000; sheep,
$4,000; wheat, 1872; corn, S3; oats,
259.
Liverpool Close.
Wheat, Y to 1 up; corn, to 2 up;
oats, " up.
cIearanees.
None. account eastern elections
Northwest Wheat Receipts.
Minneapolis, 604 cars; Duluth, 65t
cars; Winnipeg, 1896 cars.
Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Wheat-No. 2
red $1.12k6112R; No. 3 red, $1.o9h
@1.111a; No. 2 hard, $1.06; No. 3
hard, s1.oo@1.o2k; No. 3 spring,
s1.01@1Q2.
corn-No. 2 yellow. e4Ac; No. 2
white No. mixed, SAY @65c.
Oats-No. 3 white, 36A @36Ac; No.
white, S6A@365kc: standard. $3.50
40c.
Kansas City Cash Grain.
KANSAS CITY, Nov 2.-Wheat-
No. 2 hard, new, $1.02@1.1o; No. 8
hard, new, $1O0@1.o4; No. 4 hard,
new. 93@9sc; No. 2 red, new, s1.15@
III; No 3 red new, Sill; No. 4 red,
new, 97@9sc.
Corn-No. 2, 5e@soc: No. 8, 5sh
@5sc, No. yellow. 61@61kc; No. 3
yellow. 57@60c; No. 2 white, $40
COO; No. white. 5815Skc.
Oats-No. 2. 344635c: No. 3, 800
$50; No. white, 3sh@37c: No. 3
white, 35k @36c; No. white, 1870
35c.
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA. Ill. Nov. 2.-Corn-Mar-
ket unchanged, 1ac higher. No. 2
white, No. white. No. 2 mixed. No.
3 mixed. 63kc: No. 2 yellow. No. 8
yellow, 63k @64c.
Oats-Market unchanged, &c high
err No. white. CSC: No. white.
s5kc.
ST. Louis Cash Grain.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov 2-Wheat-
No red. new. S1.14@1.20; No. red,
new, s1.09@1.11.
Corn-No. 2, SIC: No. 3. Gle; No. 2
yellow, 64Ac; No. 2 white, 62k@
CS1ac: No 8 white. Gle.
Oats--No 2. 3sr: No. 3, 341s4S5hc:
No. 2 white. seize,
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Nns Merifo.

geun 6at Die &onferers sfui=
lden 8illa, Wnptorena Ii. Scott ood1
in 81 Baio ltattgefllnoell, tpie mir
E5lt lll1ierer SSrei1oe alts elmer Nfit
teiling BON oortber erfabren Der
8rief 8iqa's an Scott mar alio fei=.
ne 10 offene @erbobnung, fpie mir
glaubten @ieneidJt ioate er ois
@egner geraoe iiber oie 8erueeun=
gen Silo's taliiben. Sntlobe lit, 6aS
cine groBere Wolle ieiner Sruppcll
nad) Der @ren5e BON Sonora nno
Iri5ona 5iebt, nm Die aonltitntiona-
liiten BON bort au bertreiben, Sat=
iabe tit aber ailf), oaB Nilla iino
WiaDtorerd troB0ena 5u Ser &onfe
rer5 nod @l Yafo gefomnten iiao.
gilla mar BON ieinem gan8en Gtobc
begleitet; WaaDtorena batte ieinen
Gedtsbeiitano Carlos Morales <bsi
ii6 liil0 General Scott erIf,ien IN.
gegleitltng ieines Stabsdefs, 9berSt
Weibie George 6. Gorotbers, ois
Dem giIla'i6en @anptqnartier bei9e-
gebene Spe5ialpertreter unieres 8r1-
fioentetL, fitltgierte ols 9oIn1etlher
Die 3uinnrinettftfft falto Iii Dem
amerifaniihett 3oabaule an ocr
griide Itatt Die erlte llnterreomng
am Sreitag batte nod fem grgeb-
nis.
Garrqn5a bot eill Gefret per-
offentliht, ourf oas aDe ,,aon5eIfio.
nen4, Die IN Nierieo lpGbreno Der
3eif bonn /. Sanuar 1876. biz 5urt
Z. Sanuar 1915 pergeben iino, fiir
nnqiiltiq erfl1rt perberl.
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Die Deutfben ril&en wied<r auf Warfd,au vor

oos golf III 5rieoens5eiten an 96on-
taiie auf Wfarhen uto golfslieo ber=
ipenoet, oas fonoeniiert jiG bier az.
les in poetii6er .Starfe 5u elmer pu-
ronlioalen @robbeit. 0os forlrte 1ich
nidt einmal Sbofeipeare, iiber oeiien
@eripiini6ungen man eiii gat15e5
Sud- ibreiben fonnte, leiitelt 9o5
@eipra6 in BEN Shiibettgr1ben nor
bereits itabiliiiert. 9ie @robbeiten
9lt6en iid briioerlid] ons; olles b.
reits lturtiifertig. 9eur Ser gefebf
pltroe abgeipartet.
Statt oeiien fam in oen @roben
elm ltngariides 2artoIturnregirnent.
i9ie often ipuroell abgeloIt u1lo obge-
fiibrt. 9ie neuen 2eltte pnBten nod
gar ni6ts bonn grfolg oes lebten
gerfebrs. 9(nt anoeren W1orgelt
i6riell Die Serben beriiber:: Sch
Sbr abgelolt2" uSSatupll4 ants
Iiportetelt nit Stol5 Die 2anoltiirn1ef
9as NOR Gornlittag. Wlittag fani
oas Diner. Son ba an mar ieoer
&erfe6r 5ipil6elt oen @rabe1l abgc=
bro6en. Die lngarilhet 2anoitiir=
liner totem etipas, mos Die Serbcll
i6nter5liher beriibrte, als ieoe @rof=
|beit, Siegesna6ridt ooer Slintenfu.
|del gs begann BORT ein perteufeltes
@eflapper nit Dem gledgel6irr. Die
|gan5e bungrige ierbiide 2inie itedte
Iben aopf binaus aus ibrem @rabel..
|Man pnlperte Oa8ipii1elt. Damn
| |flapperte, raiielte lino polterte man
|peiter nit oen 2offefn III ben gleh-
fGnn6en 1ino falite ltno id)liirfte 10
laut, oaB einenl bonn 2arn1 fait oas
I, grommeln plaste. Damn begatnl
man laut lno altf oeutidt ungariidr.
Ilabiid] 5lt l6reien: pSerrlid.
| I6medt fanosl geiht oob iobiel.
ods fam i'd ooh nidt al1feiien; lcb
IslRiihta boob plaBeill Sslihl 6as
treltnt; Die 2ippe lit mir abgebriibtl"
9riiben Die Serben, oie i6on lett
Wo6elt MIR oas fannten, mas ibncst
i'm Sorniiter aerbroielt pertrodnete,
begannen plobli6 inn Gbor 5u beu=
lem ni6t mebr IN eelpdblten geiitrei=
den 6lii6en, ionoern alle aniamnleil.
ourheinanser briilleno, aufgeregt, in
iDiloesier @ut. ltno idolIen lire Sui
geln pie Sagelld)oiien. Bon uns
tpitr0e1 0ie Salben iibertr1tnbft. |.
v@illit on elm bisdelt rotten @lu1-
mein? 9o lit Sudden. Sd befan
5lpei oabon. Wiait ettpa nod II
Stiid 9rater2" llrto oa5ipiiAen
2ofeltronnneln iiuo geIlergeflirr Ing
ltnen0lide. 9lus Dem Eongeipirr rib
| iid oa plobIih cine idreienoe. olfes
iiberfreii9enoe ierbiide Gtinlnle aus
ienenl @raben onrb: uSbr feio rot1
gr0ber als Die porigen! Wait oeneil
famen mir CANA gut aus. 9as Ders
ben mir rift buloen. @ir nerlongen
einen onberl1 Geinol"
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y0ie aas Qon6un aemeIbet luirS.
babeu Sic Settlden 9rnppen in 80.
len SAuvl bpm NorSen ais audi bom
WeitsH fer BE geiuesnna anf Nar.
id)aa ~ ipieber aufaenpmmtu.
o. csn.os;a., g.. o..s ia
efios sS,s;,,a ,se sae,,Se. Set o'u.oo'e'' ON ~ :
80, 1p ,.e.as.a.. sn Sssm eu.s a. l.u' r. ssuu'
S,;,sa. ~, s'ss's'. 81; s'1uumh " lgf xs. Sol. {
s.m.Ssss s'...s es.,as g. Oe'.,spelm iutiuws1p
s,.. sa's. ss,s4d' t.a.a'lO eD.isa gsorugi ~ oer
tsa'.ovlslu,s'. TX sa',ls gepe,ge gelBI es vm'r
sssss. gss.p' $; ...s a'.ls.e Slennlls ,,.s nHo JUG
S,.. s sta ~ Msaais5sn a. .ueIles lnull1s oe''
-, o. S.S'al''9oapi i ,ulepsI Delesl. !,
hes aarS;naIa gpsre;sr @ nsm.iSs. Saa :.
Der aorS;noi Ssr Er,h;;%a; so,,
gpsd,eIm ;it hatte ~ Sss;hroS..,, 81 i;
mem S;rtsnfr;ef ,rTa,ser r. Ssm :. :,
pergd,isSsus naI;t;iMs gnasfsos,6s;.
TEN IN liner g,eiie hsr;;6rte S;s nrssr
Sen o,osu6I;dT;6sn msrssltr;s,s,.
ridlt oenniSst ,,,srSsu yarrts III
,unrbe Sara,,f, hou Sen, 0ssreraI. .O,a,,.
pernetr onfmerfio,n oemad,t = nuS & -. !
flGrte, miinSlid, nnS id,riftl;d,. hoa
er NIT ieineut Wrief S;e @,nSIf,,uno,
nid,t 6abe aitfreissn ,uollem. guf Wrr, :
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Sure lleberl6t.

notwithstanding Der 9ent-
idjeu aitf 8aridlan at iuieOef
begonnen.
0as @prbringen Der Sranso<
len int Gliafs mtfgebalten.
&nttanien milf anseblid nto=
bil madJen-
Die gseidlagenen" Siirfcn
ergreifen im &anfains bic Cf-
feafipe.
Die JrnsOien errinsen an-
geblid Grfolge n6rOliG uua
Sotliuns, iuerben i'm Mrgpnnem-
lualoe aber sariidseorGnst,
Gin slnsriff Der eerben mis-
slhft.
Die Gnslanoer geben sm, oai,
I oas &orriifen Der 9iniien in
WAlBien gum Stiultait0 gefonts
atsH 1T.
8ransSiiidJe @erlnite belan-
fen iidy anf cine Million mno
raffilde anf siuei Wfilliunen.
geriieu ienbet ein ltltinta-
titm.
Gin Subn bes frans6iiidjen
9sreniieruiniiters sefallen.
DeiterreidD fat nnseblidl ee-
srn bic Seietnng non slplona
protefttert.
lin Hressmbsl 1T alles ru-
fig.
Gtutid)lamS sitbt cine Grffa.
r1taa iiber ben Sal bes &ar6i,
nal Nerrier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-09

= Aus Berlin miro genteloet:: ssit
Ger SplbeIternadt trat gum eriten
Male felt bern glusbrr6 bes 4rieees
auf ben StraBen outage, oaB bos
taglihe 2eben bod nibt ga1s ieiner
normalen 8erlnuf nebme. .Die iiblis
hen offentlihen 8eranitaItlrngen,
NIT oenen geipobnlib Der anbrnd
zines ueuen Sabres alt feiern gepflegt
fultrbe, unterblieben fait gana. $50
Dor einem Sabre BET ben perifiebe-
hen feItliheil 8eranltoltungen elm ge.
rultiges @eordnee berridte, mar eS
in oieiem Sabre 5iemlib leer, ullo
aud alif ben StraBen feblte gum grn.
Ben Seil Die froblih larinenoe Men-
&c. @eoer @lodentone nod Sorner.
getute, init oerett ionit Der 9lnbrll.b
oeS nelen Sabres ser1ui1boa be-
gritBt ipllr0e, mar at horell. @nh
Die iibliden gteuiabrs @Iiidtpiifl.
ihe flangen ni6t 10 ber5baft ipie
ionit Die 8oli5eibenntten batten
leid]te Grbeit, 90 perbGItnism1Big
meuig M6nner allf ben StraBen tpo-
rem, lino 6ieie @enigen Ser 8oli5ei
feinen 9lnlaB gum gini6reiten ga-
ben, slud in ben @irtidaften uno
Heitaiirotionen @ging's rilbiger 5u, af8
IN ionitigen Sabren 90 Die @einder
oerielPen iif) ieoer lallten Sroblih-
felt entbielten. lteberau fonilte man
es merfen. oaB Die @eoaffen ser
6eiernOen bei ibren 2ieben auf Ben
Sdlodtfeloern in Ser sSerne neiftetl
ooer Oeren geoa6ten, Die bort lbon
oen Seloertoo fiirs @nterIano ge-
itorben woren. 9lle offentIihen
Sergn!iglneslofale muroen bereits
Tim elm 1tbr BON oen @eiibern ac-
idloiien.
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Staat- nnb gpuntD Gtemern fiir
Sas Sabr 1914 anf grnno- itmb per-
f6nlidjes Gisehtant, itiiiIen bis suul
81. Sanaar 1915 an ben Gfeners8uI
Ieftor S. u. Bitter entridtet iper.
ben, nm bic 3abIang elmer Gtrafe
nn0 9oiten bon 10 Hrosent, bic aig
perfSnlidjes Gisentifin erbeben ,uer-
ben, ST. bermeiSen.
s. 81. 9abis,
gunntb Nidter.
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5ranzoIen i'm clap zurilAgedrdngt.
Ser Sail oeS 9orOi1tal W1ercier+
Die ,,vernidteten" Ciirken erQreifen ()ffenllve.
Rurnanen will angsbi0 mobI ma0sn
Runanien will angebIlO ncbiI MAIDEN.

ten, baR audi nod anSere @riimoe
ben Sarpa abBalten, Die 3atl sit men
nen.
91o9 elmer roniii6en 9epeI6e bat
&er1ien ser Siirfei Elm llltinatllni
5igeian0t IN Dem es gegen oas @in-
bringen bon &uroen uno Siirfell
in perlii6es Serritorilun proteItiert
uno ibre iofortige @ntferlnlng Der
lanet 8eriien bot oos llltilnatlrnl
nntiirlib nift geIdtdt, ionoern Die
ruiiii6en @etpoItbaber in 8eriien.
@iner 9epei6e aus 2onoon sufolge
bat man ben Ntallorp 9anpfer
u0enper@ Der Cotton nod Bremen
hrinet un0 oen Die @rglanoer nad)
airftpoa altf ben Srfnep- ssnieln ge-
bra6t battelt, na6 24itiitloigenl Muf-
ettbalt tpieoer fabren lalien. Der
EroteIt llnierer 9fegierung I6eilll
bod 5i ipirfen.
9lns Iaris iptro gemelbet, Ser
+Spbm bes frans6iiid)em 9sremiernini.
tiers @ibiani lei am %. slmsnit 6cl
Gaiiisng sefallem.
lin Eresengsl bernm lit, iuie ans
.sgsiem aenlel6et iuirS, nlles rnaia
Die Cffeniibe Der Gaiien tit erfolglos
uerlanfen. 9ie @eiabnng mad)t RI,
gelmdfig NnsfGlle, anf Oenem iie 0e.
fansene mnb g8affen erbentet. 0is
syliiife in Der @egeme fimo ii6er idrc
llfer getreten nnh MAIDEN mifitGri.
idje Sperationen fait nnnr6siid).
9lus Maifano miro gemeloet, Se.
lterrei6 babe gegen Die 8elesunQ
9lplona's ourd oie Stoliener prote-
ltiert. Die italieltiihe 9iegierung bo-
be aber auf ben 8roteit cine iebr ent.
ihieoene Anttport geianot. 8ir be,
atDeifeln, oaB Die Nahri6t mabr lit.
Wie aus 2onooit gemeloet miro,
lit iest elm Seil Der fannoildleu
Sruppen ON Die Sront eefanbt.
Die vaoIniide 3eititng" iaet, in
@ien beabiihtise man. Dem oeut-
iden &aiier 5u ieinetn @eburtstae
am 27. Snfiuar eine Million Bo{t,
fortett nit Ieirem Bortr1t All 5fiden
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- 90. Morgan SbnIter, Der lei.
ner5eit IN Yeriien nIs sSinan5ageni
Der perfiiden &egierling t1tig par
|uno bort bon ben @niieit bertrieben
tuuroe, erfl1rte por Dem Bbilippi.
nenfon1ite oes Senats, er gloube,
esapdm tpiiroe elmer geeutroliiieritna
Der @ilippineninieln our6 einell
gertrag 5ipiiden ibm ielbit uno Den
Ser. Staaten 5uitinmen nel6em
gertrage fih Damn oie anoern Wddte
aniblieBen fonnten. Gie esoee Sbu-
Iter's iheint ols 8orbeoinallna All
baben, onB Ole Ser. Staoten, UNI Sen
1guten 8iIen" Sapan's 8lt erlat.
gen, liiiter alien ltntftGnoen Die eSit-
ieln aufgeben niiBten, tpel6em 9lnf.
geben Damn Die geeittroliiieruna Ser
sSnieln folgen tpiiroe. Cine Iolhe
Stelliutgndbnte Sapan's tp6re un
nno fir fid) cine ungebellre 9[nnla-
Bung nno 5rehbeit, Die bltrb nidts
begriinoet uno entiduloigt iperoen
fonnte. @as MIN ben 9eentralit1ts.
bertrag anbetrtfft, 10 ilt mol sSeoer.
mann oopon iiber8eiigt, oaB elm iol.
der @ertrag gar ni6ts nuben tpiiroe
Sapdn piiroe iif aud feiten 9(ugeil-
Bid bebenfen ben @ertrag sn bcrle,
Ben, iueni ibnl 6as paBte. ltm Der
SSnfeln Die llnabbdngigfeit 3u lidern
!miiilen mir iie nnter nnierm Sdnt
bebalten uno beit1noig bereit Iein
ibre llnobbdneigfeit gu berteioigeil
llno ba mars oenn bod better, menr
mir iie einfad i'm 9eiib bebieIten.
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Inter neiler @ef6dftsfiibr,itg. BAT
ibr: Stpeiggei9dft an Der Souiton Ctr.
ailfgeboben. glle Arftrdge fir friiab 9cs
idnittene 8lumen, Bouquets. @liincss
itiide lin6 Defcrntionen tperoen Sofort
llr10 gei6idt nli5gefiibrt bonn alien &C.
i6dft a1i Der Wsnin Mpe. g1r. sos. gef
grUtsett 1902. NaGtsSeIepbon grcdeH
2303. EanI 3aB, Manaoer.
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@ir fiten bsim sl6enp6rut

unb eilen @urit- 9ips, unIer od,t.
idbrieer Siineiter.. ftetg frieesbereit,
miro sefraet, ipelhe er am Iiebften
bate. ~9ie 5eIograne. bittelu Ian.
tet prompt Die afntfport nit sarfIi.
dent 8ltd aif oie 2eberips,rit
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gubbs, Gsferibse & Gubbs, sfed)ts-
anipalte filo nod Dem graops@e-
bdiioe ger. 716-720 umeeaoeen. Sef.
Grofett 773.
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Or. 8. s. SdluiIer, 3abnar3t,
lit geraoe iiber Die StraBe unlee5o.
gen, nod 206 8raop- p-@eb1uoe, &C.
gettiiber Dem @unter-SoteI. Gel.
Grodett 1889.
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8eftes Sef lino @alolin erbdlt
man BON Der SIin,p Oil So, 400
Sit-Gonirtterce Str. geeltes Gel. Ero-
bis 1852.
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Or. 8alSuin 1T in ieiner nenen
Office i'm nenen 8rn6b.@ @ebGn6e, ge.
eeniiber oem @tnter.SoteI, 81 fin.
ben. Sslepbon.Gnfen ipirb jeSer5eii
nGdlsefommen.
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9oftoren Gnnnntins e. 9apig, 3obn.
1r5te. firo nod Dem 9raoD-@ @ebduoc,
3inmer BOZ 3e8, geeelriiber bern
8unter-Sotel, iimqesoaeil.
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gr. 8 9etuis SafIman's Office
befinoet iid I'M @ltnter-SoteI, 3ilu-
mer 429-430. Sffiee-Gtunoen 10.
-t2
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Or. Sight, 3abnnrst, 1T mad Der,
neiien 8rabb.Gebdube iimeesosei,
Gfe bon Soniton- nnS ct. MnrD's
Str, gegenii6er Dem @nmter-sutel
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8illiam 6. gbnrdl, 3edjtsanwalt
| tit nad Oem Gra6g-W Webalbe Ger. T2t
nmgesogem. Sci. srapis 1894.
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nglurtaern Wfil[inern srainin

NWUIIVtEH WtIHIHETU SruIHIIIn
SdloOl". @do6en, erlernt oas @e,
fhdft Modt Cure eigenen Site.
@elteae 25c. Eel. Grodett 1902
300 9lbe. 8. @ir perfaufen y5romes~
All 25c.
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S6elleD-Sorins Undertaking So.
sliltpmubil Setrieb.
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