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The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24


A high Turkish official, who has
had himself interviewed by an Amer
lean correspondent, says that every
thing looks salubrious for Turkey. He
saws the Ottoman empire has plenty
Of men, ammunition and food, and IS
moreover able to make its own sup
plies at home, that the Dardanelles
are impregnable, that the Russians
are held back in the Caucasus and the
movement toward the Suez canal and
Egypt is progressing auspiciously-
al Of which may be. true, butt looks
more like it was manufactured for
foreign consumption. 1t is not likely
that the Turks are any more given to
lying than any of the other parties
to the great confict-in fact, it IS
difficult to see how they could be.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24
TO THE HOUSEWIFE

Madam, if your husband is like most
men he expects you to look after the
health of yourself and children.
Coughs and colds are the most COM
mon of the minor ailments and are
most likely to lead to serious diseases.
A child is much more likely to con-
tract diphtheria or scarlet fever when
it has a cold. If you viii inquire into
the merits of the various remedies
that are recommended for coughs and
colds. YOU viii find that Chamberlain
Cough Remery stands high in the es-
timation of people who use it. It is
prompt and effectual, pleasant and
safe to take, which are qualities espe-
cially to be desired when medicine
is intended for children. For sale by
all dealers. 3-1-15t
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

An American woman, who has just
returned from Germany says: Ihe
German is noted for his devotion and
home life. He goes into battle with
patriotic anthems on his lips, not the
songs of a music hall. There IS no
truth in the report that the German
people are starving. I have just re-
turned from Berlin and when | left
the only thing that has risen in price
was medicine"
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24
NOTICE
OF Application to- the Legislature of
Florida for the Enactment of
Special or Local Legislation.

OF Application to- the Legislature of
Florida for the Enactment of
Special or Local Legislation.
Notice is hereby given that applica
ton will be made TO the legislature Of
the state of Florida, at its next ses-
son in April, 1915, for the passage Of
an act authorizing the city Of Ocala
70 purchase from other party or par
ties, electric current or power<for the
use of the said city, either for light
ing or manufacturing purposes, and
to distribute and sell the current so
purchased for lighting and manufac-
turing purposes.
Also for the passage of an act au-
thoFizing and requiring the city coun-
ell of Ocala to submit TO the registered
voters of saidd city, any application
which may be made TO said city, or its
council, for a franchise. whenever a
petition or application, signed, by
twenty per cent of such registered
voters of the city, shall be presented
to the council, praying that the ques-
tion of granting such franchise shall
be submitted to and passed upon by
the registered voters of the said city.
2-17-St-wed K. {. AMP.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

Charles Francis Adams died in
Washington one day last week. Mr..
Adams was born in Boston May p,
1885. His grandfather was John
Quincy Adams, the sixth president of
the United States, and his great
grandfather was John Adams, the
second president. He was recognized
as one of the foremost historians Of
the last half century. In Washington
he did much of his research work on
histories and historical. essays that
created furore among historians for
their upsetting Of school-book tradi-
tions, such as the circumstances q
the Pilgrims landing at Plymouth
paul Reverels ride and many OF the
hest known stories told about the ll1s
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

The ocala Star says that Powell
is more truthful than polite" in re-
ferring to our paragraph on the crush
to see Pavlowa dance. In most po-
likeness there is very little truth
Clearwater Sun.
The recording angel will never put
black mark against a man for tell
ing a lie whe2 politenass is the. only
motive. However, its good thing
for the people to have the truth shot
into them once in awhile, and Powell's
comparison of Pavlowa and Chautau-
qua was timely.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

Ocala is demonstrating what real
live Board Of Trade can do in the way
of locating new industries. In the
last two weeks a soap factory and q
large knitting factory have started
operations in the Brick City and will
give employment to large force OF OF
hands. The knitting factory vii
make underwear, stockings, etc
Sanford Herald.
Ocala's Board of Trade is always
busy in some good work.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

Senator Nathan P. Bryan definitely
announces that he will be candidate
to succeed himself in the United
States Senate. The Star thinks Mr..
BRYAN Is entitled to second term. he
Is statesman of the quiet type and IS
not much in the limelight, but is
hard worker and is much given to do
ing what he thinks is right without
figuring on what effect his actions
NAV have on his popularity.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

1aturai strain upon the cords an liga-
rlents Is not accompanied by those severe
pains said to cause nausea. morning sick
ness and many local 6'st~esscs.
Many people believe that th-se remedies
which have stood the test Of tine. that
have been put to every trial under tie
varying conditions OF ace. weight, general
health. etc. rcay be safely relied upon
And judging by the fact that Mothers
Friend" has been In continual use since
our grandspother's earlier years and IS
known throughout the United States it
may be easily Inferred that it is some-
thing that wor1cn gladly recommend.
Mothers FRIEND IS prepared only in
our own laboratory and is sold by drug
gists everywhere. Ask for Il bottle to-day
and write for a special book for expectant
mothers Address BradfeId Regulator Co,
500 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ca
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24
RouSSeau.

One is probably right in holding that
Rousseau was the Father of the
French Revolution OF course many
things entered into the production OF
that mighty upheaval, but Rousseau's
writings did their full share in pre-
pairing the minds of the French people
for the great political and social storm.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

A great deal of sympathy is being
wasted on the Seminoles OF FLORIDA.
They have had over half century OF
undisputed opportunity to make self
sustaining and prosperous people OF
themselves. 1t isn't in them to do SO,
and white people are not responsible
for their lack of enterprise.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

of George Washington. He was
noted railroad commissioner and ar
bitrator. He became chairman of
the board of arbitration of the Grand
Trunk organization until he was made
president of the Union Pacific rail
road in 1884.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

Everybody, allies and neutrals, as
well as their own people, praise the
bravery of the Austrian soldiers who
held Przemysl so long. The Austrian
soldier has always been unlucky, but
he has never lacked in courage.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24
BEST TREATMENT
FOR CONSTIPATION

"My daughter used Chamberlain's
Tablets for constipation with good re-
suits and can recommend them high
ly," writes Paul B. Rabin, Brushly, Ia.
For sale by al! dealers 3-1-15t
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

Tuesday mornings frost put the
Georgia peach crop on the blink. The
dispatches say that from so to 30 per
cent of the fruit was killed.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

The PaIatka Morning Post reminds
us Of the pea in the shell game.
Sometimes we see it, and sometimes
we don't.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

Duyal county has voted for $1,000
600 in bonds to improve the public
schools.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

The practice of using MADE in
Ocala" goods where possible is be-
coming habit with many 0ealans,
says an Ocala merchant who is con-
slant booster. He says that the calls
for Ocala made cigars are increasing
every day.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

the last year the saloons have been |
banished from the canal zone on the !
Isthmus which has proven very salts
factory When Secretary Daniels
was informed that there were nearly
ten times as many admissions to the
naval hospital for alcoholism as in
the British navy and nearly fifty
times as many as in the German navy,
he concluded that it was undoubtedly
rendering inefficient a still larger
number who did not get as far as
the hospital. Hence alcohol, in the
name of efficiency was banned
The Kaiser four years ago well
said, 'fIn the next great war nerve
power will decide the victory. Vic
tory will lie with the nation that uses
the smallest amount of alcohol" The
Car of Russia acted on the sugges-
ton and shut off vodka from all the
nation. The Kaiser attempts TO only
eliminate the use of intoxicants in
the army. According to his own pre-
diction, the Russians ought to be vic
torious At any rate, the results
among the Muscovites are proving
most happy, as the bank deposits of
the Russians have more than doubled
since the prohibition began. This,
proves the truth of the words Of the
great Premier Gladstone, when he said
''Give me a sober people and l will
show you how I will get revenue"
Just Cold Facts not Sentiment
Life insurance companies gamble on
mans chances to live. These
companies profit while a policy-hold-
er lives and lose when one dies, there
fore it has been their especial bus
mess to find the causes Of early death
1t isn't a matter of sentiment with
them-merely matter of dollars and
cents, so harlien:
"The loss os five hundred Thousand
men ia war can be made good in less
,nan ten years through complete az
stin4nce from alcohol by all inhabi-
tants of Russia" This statement was
recently made by Arthur Hunter, act.
uary with the New York Life Insur,
ance Presidents. The statement fol
lowed an investigation into the deaths
, of the million policy-holders in TWEEN
, ty-fve years.
Again listen to this: "Total alb
! stainers have a morality during tn
working years of life of about one
: half of that among those who use al
cohol to the extent of at least tw
) glasses of whiskey a day"
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

The State Good Roads Association
a IN session at st. Petersburg today.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24
Liquor and Lawlessness

Golfers Weekly: "Fort Smith,
Ark, is the border city between that
state and Oklahoma, and border COM
munities rarely grow famous for
righteousness. But in Fort Smith
there was not single arrest made in
forty EIGHT hours, which included New
Years day. In this connection, pom
der the fact that Fort Smith went dry
last August. Mr.. E. N. Hopkins, ed
itor of Arkansas Fruit and Farms,
has been kind enough to give us the
details:
'The liquor interests advocate that
prohibition does not prohibit, but the
record here in Fort Smith shows that
the curse has been eliminated to a
point where our jails are empty, our
police force half of what it was when
we had saloons, the cost of feeding
prisoners is less than SIS per month
as compared to nearly thousand q
month under wet conditions, and our
city jail is now used as lodging
house for transient poor. No arrests
occurred in, Fort Smith from Thurs
day morning to Saturday morning
which included New Years Day.
Mr.. Hopkins incloses a statement by
the chief of police showing that
whereas in the last six months OF
1913 there were 1858 arrests, dur.
ing the corresponding dry months OF
last year there were only 1929. We
are standing at attention to hear how
the apostles Of booze explain ava!
this drop of 1,234 under a dry re
| gime.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24
joyful anticipation
OF MOtilegIlOOd

T9o-a s. ~ 10 G Il 1lteat = rc,pra asa
IF distress 10 mar ia. Co. efe5e joy #
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24
AHEAvY BURDEN

Smoke Cuban ClGt, SC Cigar.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-03-24

Woodmen meet Friday evening.
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rung bag ariegsrsht proflamiren.
Der aan5Isr bes S9dsdmts Dapib
alopb @eprse ssuiets am SonHtas in
elmer Rsbs an, bag in Gnbeira6t Der
9bdtiaas, bag siHs Tlinbsrbeii Der
arbeitsr IN ben Daffsnfabritsn iib
bur9 ben gang gum 5rinten bapOn
abbdH,n ldBt, puu. 3sit 5u arbeit.n.
bi. Rseieruna nit Der Gbiift um-
ssbt, nsas gsftimmuussn bs5iisIib bes
Spirituoisnpsrtaufs gu srIaifen. or
fiibrts ni9t an, pOrtn bieie Wabres
ssln bsiisbsn psrbsn, nter man sIaubt,
baB ss ii4 nur um cine iusitsrs @ers
tiir,uns Der GtunSsu banosIu niro,
fpdbrsno iueIasr Si. Wirihi4afteu se'
0ffnei itin 6iirf.n.
Die Mesna5ms Sss dmsriscnif&en
Sampfsrs .9asia". Der felt tars.m
untsr american. GIasss fdbrt, Sur9
bic 5runaoisn. 1T Bier nit grocer
Grsuo. bsgriibt pOrSsn neil biers
bur9 bi. GntItsibuns in bieism GalIt
bur9 Elm fran6iiiaes qriTeugsriht
su srfuIssH bat. Dd6rsnS Elm eusIi.
I5es griIensri6t iit nit Der Ga,
hung bss Sampfsrg rWi!telmina" tes
itdftissn nirb. Inter bisfm umitdu.
ben parSen spsi Osrbiinbst. Ndhts
ii9 in bic g,rantpOrtIi4tsii fir oas
anfoIien BON 2aSungsn IN nsuiraIsn
S6iffsn 3u thsil,u ba6su.
Sm linterboufs biirfts ON wlontos
premierminiItsr Q(squitb iia iifer bic
9erbinbsruns isbsr Ginfubr na@
DeutIhlanb burd bic @srbiinbsteu
duBern. Su bsrisl6sn SiBuns piro
Der premierminiitsr aud lin tpeitsrs
arisgstreoite eintOmmsn unb bic ii.
ndn5lase bes 9anbes itiIberm SOs
melt betdnnl. perosn teine neuen
Stsueru au5sel6riebsu tperneH.
nett pom e dub.
aoHbon, %. 5ebr. a5nis Geors.
febrie ON Scuntas abenb mad benz
Budinghdm palait suriid. nahbsm
sr psrf4isoeusn arisssi9ifftu siuen
Hsisf ubssituiist bat.a.
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aonbnn. %. g.br. Die Sffsus
flo. Der RuHsn Tdsini fi@ jsBt iibsr
ibre sanas GrOnt su srftrsdsn. pas
benefit. baB ss ihnsn sslungsn III,
bebeut.nbs DsrifGrtungsH hsran5u'
I&uffsn. Dis 3situnssu In ct. pss
isrsburs fiub boiler 9sssiitsruns bars
iiber. Dab sin. sr5bsre 3uhI bon Dsut,
fbsn IN bic ariesssfaHg.nI4dft sss
ratben i,in foIsu unb bsbaapttH. bab
biefss cine GOlss> b.s MonseIs an
Offisisrsn BEL ben Osuii6sH .fOrpis Der
9batiafx IN. Snb bic Tsuti4sH iuHs
&c unsrfahrsus zruppsn fsraHgssossn
baben.
Die rufiii@s Gfftufp, sritredt it4
itsi bis na& Der gsurasRupta GrDni,
roo i'm Dsssmbsr unb 5anuar ce Ruf'
fen bas ipsiisrs 0orSrius,n Der Dsut'
ibsn auf Wari6au gu Oerbiuortsn.
5m ipsitliasn Galisisn unb IN ben
aarpatbsn babsn slsiHfaus b,ftise
R6mpfs iiatissfunS.n, obns bub isSoa
bi. Gage eins beionSsrs gndnb.rung
.rfubrsn biiis. Sm 6ftIi9sn GuIi.
sisn behaupttn bic RuiIrn tpisbsr els
nsn Gi,s iibsr bic Csiitrrsi4r ba'
pong.tragen 5u babsn.
Die ipidtigfts 5rass fiir bi. Ruiisn
III isbt sp,ifsIscbus ME 4, ss m0sIi4
MAIDEN i5nnen. ii9 ssHiigsnb Runis
tioH gu bsfdaffsn unb cir Our6bru5
Der Garbdns[lsn fsitsnB Der 0srbins
Sei.n piirbs bic ssntbar siiHiti5fs 20s
funu niht nur Sisisr Grase f.in, iOns
bern ss RuBInrtD aud srmOslihen.
feline gstrsibsuorrdtbs gu Dsrftnben,
bsrsn bic gerbinbstsH oriHssub b.s
Diirfsn. ip6hrenb gu sIti4sr 3sit RuB'
lamb iith bos ari.gamuieriaI pers
i@offsn i5nnts. bas e fslbit sa PrOs
busisr,n auBsr Sianne III.
9i. gsrbiinbstsn gIaubsn isbo9
i.Ibit niti Sarau. Sab ss ibnsn in
Babe sslinGsn RirD. bic Gur4fahrt
sssA Sis GassaH.nsn sa sipinSsa
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Ssnn iis bsiinbsn ii4 jsst ben iiarf'
fen Sorts ssssHiiber. obi&on bic 6s'
i6iibe hisisr Sorts ni4i bic 5rus'
ipsiie Der gei4iis. Der sr5busr
arisgsi8iffe Der ger6iinbet.n, na.
msniIia Der rGussn GliiGbeth' bd'
ben.
Die sbaiTa5s. bab Die .Quesn Gli'
iab,tb" an Der gsI9isBung Der Oars
banelIsn tbeiInimmt, ldBt bic @.rmu,
tbuns su, SaB ibr bier S4peit.rs
idiff. sntirsbsr ap9 on benz gombar'
Sement tbsilnsbm.n ober iebr bdlo
baron th.ilnebmsH iperben. DieIs
finf S9ifis psrbsu als bic tuiriIam'
fen ari.ssi9iffs Der WsIt bstra4tsi
unS bafsn nabe5u bi. GtiHDinsi5tsif
Don SGla5itrnisern. Cbf4On ibrs
Gd8pinSis,.it amiIia NIT 25 ano'
ten ans.g.bsu piIh. 70 ma4te bic
,,Quesn eliiabstb4 Sci Der prObefairs
bod % auoisu.
Die reorsaniiiri. bslsif6s armss
nimmt issi pisosr ON bem aampis
ibsil unS TT, laui bsm frans6iifhsu
geriht, iibsr bic gfer pors.bruussH
uno Bat ben 0euiId.n augsbIi5 Elm
gsb5ft abg.nOmm,n. nGbrsnb BON Der
belgiT6en ariillsri. bsuifhe 8efefi-
gunssn ssrfSri poroen isin iOllsn.
Die glrbsiterfituation unn bds 0err
lunssn Der Rssisruns bas auf Der
gIpSe am Wonias bic arbeitsn mics
Der aufsenpmmsn nerSeH ipIIsu, nsbs
Im.n nus aIIsemsine Sntereife in euss
lamb IN 2lnipru9. Die GLIB. arbeiter
ipsrbsn am MOntdg in 9lassOtD cine
Rsibe pon @sriummIuHssu ab9altsn
unb es III bdbsr taum anSunehmen,
bab iis Dor Disni.os bic 2irbsit aufs
nsbmsu p,rben. Ran sluubt ieoc6
NIT sismIidrr Siasrbeii. oub iis BEN
gsfsbl Ssr Rssisruns uuatommsn
iDsrStn. ba ibrs Siibrsr 4, bisrsu .rs
mabni babsn. sOIIisn Re ben 9sfsHI
nist bsfsIssH 70 riirs, be Rssis'
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@ieSer einer.
Der enslifde Sdmpfer
~2 iperpooI" ougeus
fdetnIi9 Der,

! ~ -
poris, %. Ge6ruar. = Der ,2is
6erte" nirb aug Morlair I'm Oepars
tcment Gintfterre am GnsliT9en aas
nal asmsloet. bub BEL bem betanHten
9ubeort 2ocquirec am SoRutua eiu
S6iffsboot on ben Stranb getrie6en
Durbe, bas ben Ramen r9tperpool"
trua unb in benz ii6 bic 2ei9en pDn
5tpei furbiseu Wlotroien befanben, be
entiDsber Derbungsrt pber Den rlnbiIs
ZEN Der 8itteruna erlesen puren. Su
Der Dspeibs tDirb bernsrtt. baB man
Der Qnii4t 1T 6aB bus S6iff .2iD,rs
poDI", ppH pelfem bas Boot itamult,
entpsber torpebirt pIroe ober Guf
eiue Mline auffu6r.
SIN britii6en S9iffsrseifter tpers
ben bier Dampfer nit bem Rdmer
s2iperpooI" gefiibrt. Der urDbte oiefsr
0ampfer, Elm S6iff Don 3,176 Sons
nen, bsfuno iih I'm DerfIpiisuer Sttos
ber m 9dpitabt, SiiDdfritu. Die ons
beren Sdiffs bes Raulsus itnb tIeirs
Jabrseuse.
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gebr giimitis
oantet Der guspeis Der Semtidjen
9ieidsbanf fir Sebruar.
Ger norwegii DE o nmpf 81
yR e g n" mar ouf cine
engliih % inc duf
naI ,,f on

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Berlin, %. sSe6ruar. Ser 8rGii'
bent Der 8lei6sbnitf bot In etrler Ser
ianmIIng bcs Gentralfonmittees Die
grfldrune nbgeeebeu, bob oer aus.
peis Der gfei6sbanf fir ben @onat
Gcbruar Elm uuberoroentlit 5ufrie'
beniteIlcnber iit. Der 6eutihe SeIo-
mnrft 1T iebr rubig uno 1876 8ro5ent
Der i'm unlIauf befinoli6en gonfno'
ten iin6 bur6 @oIo gebedt, sesell
47,8 Broocnt am %. Sanuar.
Gem norpegilden @eueraIfoniulut
lit Die Rafrift 5ugegangen, bnb Der
norpegiide 0anlpfer rRegiu", Der
am %. Gebruar unterging, auf cineH
engIii6en Mineufelo i'm @ngIii6cn
aauaI gu S9aoen fam.
Gie boudnbiide &beberpereintgung
Bat Den proteit Der boudn6iidel
preiie sesen oen WfiBbralt3 neiitra.
Ter 5Iaegen burd britiihe S6iife in.
Soiiirt. 2ie gereinislms bat Der SOff.
nirng glusbritd segebeu, boB bic eng.
lii6e Regierrng ibren fiir5lid erlaiie.
nen geiebl bc3iigli9 Der genusun9
neutraEer 5Inggen wiberruien Diiroe.
stus 9eni Diro gemeloet, 6aB Die
japoniideu StuOenten ON Der Timber.
fiat in 3itri8 teIeerapbiiGb in ibre
9ein1atb 5uriifberufen uorben iin0.
Ger beIsiid)e io5iaIiitiife Oeputirte
Geltree bat ein 1uRifeit erIniieu, mo-
rim er Die geIgier aufforbert, nidt
nab England alsUpanoern.
I'm et1len Gbeil Der unfpiten Ocs
arieees Su beden, iiub IN RuBluaS
Die 6abrpreiie nnf Der Giienbabn I'm
25 9roscHt erbobt iporoen. SSil
2eirtifIanb iinb Die Giien5obnfabr'
preiie berabgeiest pcrSen-
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@eitere almeseihnnmg.
Sell mari DALI BON Sinbew
burg5um Chef bes 3Deis
ten Wa3urif9 den Snfup
teriere9iments ts ere

ndnnt.
Berlin, auf orobtlofem Degs
naa 2onbon, %. Jebruar. &ailsr
Wilbelm bat benz GeIbmoriaalI DON
Sinbenburs nidt nur ben Srbeu pour
Ie Werite Deriisben, fonbern Jpn audi
gum Gbsf bes 5tpsitsn Naasurifdsn
Snfantsrieresiments ernannt uno
SDar bemertte Der &aiIer Bel Der @ers
lsi9ung Oiefer ausasi9nunssn. Oab lie
in &nertennuns Der 9erbieniie bes'
Jelomari9ulls I'm bic 8efrsiuns Sfts
preubens Don elmer feinSIiaen SnDa.
fion Oerliebsn tDorben fsisn.
General BON 2ubsHoorf, Der Gtabs.
DEF bss GelomarfdaIIs DON Sinosus
burg, srhisIt sIsi4faIIs ben DrSsI
ppur le Merite.
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IN ben aarpatben felt ben perfloffes
men 48 Stunben ununter6rohen
S6nse eefaQen 1T, fobab alIs militds
rif9en Opsrationen gum abioluten
StilItaub oetommen fiub.
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Ar6eifer
Ar6eiter
proteitiren IN SDnbDn &C.
gen Die Snnebmenoe
9bemerung.
Grphs GntriftnHg iibr bic 0leia'
galtigfeit Der @esieruug.
Sie grbeiter iuer6en tn GusluHf
aaseuiaeinlif nit ber anute
regiert.

9on6pH, %. Sebrnur. Anf BEN
Sraialsar Sauare ianS am SOuntaa
cine geiualtise aunSsebnus Der ar.
beitsuben alaiisH, ais Eroteit gegeu
Die iurtuabreuS Suuebmcaoe Sbeue'
ring itatt.
80 purSsn geidIHiie seiakt, IN
ipelheu Der Gntraitung barber gus'
oraf perliebeu nHroe, bak Die Gesie'
ruHg iidl geipeiaert bGi, riuirfinme
@ainabmsu besasiidl Der beGngifi'
seuOsH Ereisiteisruns fir Rab'
ruHssmittsl uuS SeiSmaterial Sn trei'
ien.~ Sn ben geidliiieu wiro bon Der
Hspisruug uerlaugt, ban ne Die aun'
fruae ibrr nlle anuffabrtsiid)iffe,
iueldls Stbeusmittsl unb Seismatsrial
on 9urS baben, iberusbme uuS Die
bsimiiden gruouite su ben SeHf6ar
nieorigreH Yreilen beiflngudbme uHo
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urrlaust, oaR re alle OurbanSenen
@eiseupurrGtbs 5um Ssiteu bes gUI.
fes fauieH iOae uHo Siuar 5u ben Srei.
len, bic 80 Sage DOT Segiuu oes
Irieges in Strait iuaren uno Der @er.
Init iOae aus ben Regierunsseinfiinf.
ten besablt wsrOcu.
6elsssHtlidl Der geriammluHs &c.
lanste Elm Srief Sun oem iOsialiiti.
iden garlamsutsmitsIieb Sames
aeirsSarSis 5nr gerleinuG in mel.
dem aier.SnrSie ME folst idJreibt:
y3um eritsu @lals in Der 8e.
itiGte GHslanSs babeu ausitdnSise
lIniuusar6sitsr an Der 6lpSe ben ye.
isbl erbnlteu, am Nuutug an bic Nr.
belt su ssbeu uHS iolIten iie bieien Be.
fell uiht 6efOIgeu, 10 wiirSe Obue
5raae Sas ueus siirSlid in Strait &c.
trrtsue aricasrsht gesrn fe in Aa.
lDsnSuus gebradjt uerosH."
aicr.SarSies Brief bssiebt iih
Obne 6rase auf Die peremptOriide
@eiiuns Der 9iesierune, Die am
Samitag crlaiien puroe unS in Der
bic Rnidnuiiten in ben GlpSe
Sdiiisbaub6isu in Glasgow ben Ss.
iebl crficlten, unuer5iIsIid bic Grbsit
pieosr auf5uuebmeu. Die Naidi.
uiiteu batteu bic slrbeit nieosrselegt,
nm b6bsre e0bue 5u erSieleH.
q q 6ri6t ausnerbG q 9tieer
AuelIe.
Qonbou, %. 6ebr. Dem Reu>
ter'Iten Bureau tpiro aus 8ensoi1
asmsloet, bnb in Diin BON ben 700
bort befinoli5en 8ddereien $50 ben
getrieb einesitsIlt babsn, neil ss ibnen
unm0alih 1T. Rebl 81 srIaneen.
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9au BON aartoffeIu uuo onbTsm Ge.
miife bsnust.
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