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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
CLOSED SEASON
For Hunting Several Varieties
of Game in the State Be-
Gins Wednesday.

The open season for many varieties
of game closes Tuesday night. It
will be unlawful to kill after that
date quail, wild turkey, pheasant,
plover, ortolan, wood cock and snipe,
and the season for killing deer closes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
Nine. Petrova. is starred, is showing

To-Day at the Robinson Grand.
Nine. Petrova, who created the
stellar role in "Panthea," the sensa-
tional play that had along run at the
Shubert theater in New York, is sup
ported by an exceptionally strong
cast, including Guy Coombs, the
popular leading man, Evelyn Dunno.
Albert Howson and James o'Neill.
My. Madonna" was produced un.
der the direction of Nine. Alice
Rlache and it is probably the first
time that a woman star was directed
by woman producer. Nine. Blache
has been making motion pictures for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30

Keep clarksburg dollars at home.
Buy from your home merchants.
Watch for special Christmas offer-
ings in the Buy in Clarisburgs sec
ton Of the Telegram Thursday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30

The FIRST kerosene oil lamps seen
BY the Chinese were in the homes Of
the missionaries. They were soon IN,
such demand that in al recent wear
OIL to the value of $14,5 900 was
sent to China. 81
The wealth Of France is estimatei
at $50.000.o00,O0O.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30

All of Italy's crops showed an I'M
crease this year, except grapes and
potatoes, which remain at the average
figure for the last five years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30

Reaves Eason has done some splen-
did work n,the screening OF profit
from Loss" single reel Flying 80
release in the regular Mutual pro-
grom, in which Vivian Rich and
Walter Spencer divided honors.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30

Keep Clarksburg dollars at home.
Buy from your home merchants.
Watch for special Christmas OFFER
ings in the Buy In Clarksburg sec
ton Of the Telegram Thursday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
at the same time.

Local hunters state that the season
has been very unsatisfactory as re-
CARDS quail. as. they have never be-
fore been so scarce as during this sea-
son. largely due, they believe, to the
cold rains during the, brooding sea-
son. In fact, all species of game
birds and animals are very scarce in
this COUNTY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
its pleasing possibilities, but as an
actual fact, the book was played as
q straight farce and formed de-
lightful evenings performance.

Maxine Elliott has announced that
she has discovered great play and
may appear therein in New York
about the spring.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30

A Mutual masterpiece, "The Girl
from his Town." featuring Marguer-
ita Fisher and Harry Pollard, and a
Pathe feature, Via Wireless" fea-
turning Gail Kane and Bruce McRae,
are the special offerings of the or.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30

!, ontario produces 50 per cent Of
the worlds nickel supply, and one
seventh of the silver.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30

A large part of the coal used by
the Italian fleet was bought from an
American company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30

many years, her first screen produc-
zion being made in her own studio
in Paris more than fifteen years ago.
This is the first time she ever direct
ed a woman star and she is proud
of the result she has achieved.
Tomorrow, Daniel Frohman will
present Marie Doro in dramatic ro-
nance of the Orient entitled "The
White Pearl"
A new comedy adaptation from the
French, THE Unexpected" has been
given first production in Troy, N. Y.
The piece includes several musical
numbers. and expects shortly to start
an indefinite run in New York.
The cast Of 1.-THE Buzzard's Shadow
a five part Mutual masterpiece is one
Of the most exceptional ever gathered
together in a single screen production.
Besides Harold Lockwood and May
Allison, the two popular American
(Mutual) leads "The Buzzard,s Shad-
ow" presents William Stowell, Harry
Won Meter, Alice Ann Rooney, Dick
La Reno, Betty Hart and Virginia
Fordyce.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
{ Tropical Isle Girls"
Playing at the Odeon

Three thousand horse power is
produced by a water wheel in switz-
eriand that receives a stream only
an Inch and a half in diameter after
2 AL Of more than 5,4O0 feet.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30

The Lewis-oliver players opened
their fifth successful week at the
Palace theater last night with a beau
tiful and complete production of
The Shepherd of the Hills"
Those who love quiet. restful
story will rejoice in 1.-THE Shepherd
of the Hills" 1t is like a beautiful
october afternoon with the calm and
beauty of summer, tempered by the
cold breath of the yet distant win
ter.
If you want to meet Sammy Lane
and know all about her sweet love
story, her thrilling life among those
good and bad folk of the ozarks. IL
you want to know about the man
who would not fight for her. and
also about the man who risked his
life for her, if you want to know
about Sammy's father, Preaching
Bill, a-saying things as good as Da-
vid Harum, Wash Gibbs and Old
Shepherd, and all the rest of the
people who lived among the hills, you
can find it all in, "The Shepherds OF
the Hills, y which will be the Offering
OF the Lewis-oliyers players tonight
and tomorrow afternoon and night.
Starting Thursday. the sensational
comedy drama, Woman against
Woman" will be presented for the
rest Of the week with the usual mat
mess Saturday.
o
Director Joe kaufman Of the Luz
bin v. L. S. E. feature of Albert
ton for the making of flve-reel I.u-
bin v. S. S. E. feature of Albert
Payson Terbune's popular story.
Dollars and Cents" in which Ethel
Clayton, the Lubin star, wilt be seen
In the leading role.
The Pink Lady" which appears
on the Robinson Grand stage Thurs
day afternoon and night, is unlike
any American musical comedy in one
detail--the story that holds 1t to-
gether is adapted from a modern
French farce, LIE Satyre," in three
acts, by George Berr and Marcel
Guillemaud, which ran for a season
in its original form at the Palais ROW
al in Paris. To present this play
with music lends a greater scope to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-30
my Madonna

Adapted from the Screen by Nine.
Alice Blanche and based upon the
poem of the same name from "The
Spell of the Yukon" and other verses
by Robert w Service.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15

Cousins being employed there as engineer
Of steam yacht.
Mrs. Daniel Coney, of Waterville, with
little daughter Margaret, is visiting her
parents, Edward E. Doyle and wife.
Howard B. Moor and Horace +. Wes-
colt returned Monday from hunting trip
near Kingman, bringing three deer.
Among nominations by Governor Curtis
announced this week is that OF Robert P.
King, of Ellsworth, as notary public.
The subject of Rev. j. w. TickIe's
sermon at the Unitarian church next Sun
day morning will be ''rhe Power OF Dilli-
gence'.
Mrs. /. w. Pettengill returned home
Saturday from visit OF two weeks in
Boston and Worcester, Mass, and New
London, Conn.
Mrs. G. G. Knowlton who has been vis-
iting in Pennsylvania, New York and
Massachusetts several weeks, arrived
home last week.
Last week French play, "L'Intruse,"
was given by Harvard college students.
The leading woman's part was taken by
Miss Doris F. Halman.
DR.. and Mrs. George R. Caldwell, Of
Somerville, Mass, are receiving the con-
gratulations OF Ellsworth friends on the
birth OF a daughter, Jean, on Thursday,
Dec. 9.
Mrs. F. H. Macomber, who has been Wis
i,,
returned to Ellsworth for the winter. She
| is occupying apartments in the Manning
block.
Mrs. Ray Fuller, of. Bath, who has been
visiting relatives here, has returned to her
home. She was accompanied as far as
Gardiner by her mother, Mrs. H. M.
Treworgy.
| At the meeting of the Ellsworth woma n n's
club yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. j. A. Peters, Miss M. H. Black read
an intensely interesting paper on "Bur-
bank and His Flowers.
| Attorneys for Elizabeth Garmong say
that the Garmong- Henderson case, in
which the supreme court set aside the
large verdict rendered at the last trial,
| will rain be tried at the January term Of
the supreme court in Bangor.
| The Literature club met last Monday
evening. Two interesting papers were
read-"The Cape Cod Canal" by Mrs. E. E.
| Springer, and "John Burroughs and his
Work., by Mrs. Allon Royal. The next
meeting will be held Monday, Dec. 27.
| There was large attendance of Knights
Templar at the special conclave of
Blanquefort commandery Monday even
ing, when Grand Captain General j.
Frederick Hill, OF Waterville, made an
| official visit Of inspection. A banquet was
served at $50.
Mrs. D. Shirley Norris spent few days
the past week with her parents, G. F..
Newman and wife. She will leave the
last of this week for New Orleans,I Mr..
Norris, as Pullman conductor, having a
run this winter between New Orleans and
Ell Paso, Texas.
In place of the usual Christmas tree
exercises of the Congregational Sunday
school, this year the Christmas operetta,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15

W. F. Aiken left last Thursday for
Portland.
Donaqus lodge, Knights Of Pythias, will
elect officers this evening.
James A. Hill, of West Gouldsboro, was
a visitor in Ellsworth yesterday.
Miss Ruth Fields is at home from Cas-
tine normal school for the holidays.
There will be dance at Society hall
Friday evening, following the basket ball
game.
Miss Ruth Goodwin has returned from a
visit of several weeks in Boston and vi
cinity.
Nokomis Rebekah lodge will elect OFF,
GERS next Tuesday evening. Supper will
be served al $50.
Mrs. William s. Cousins and three chill
dren will leave Saturday for New York,
where they will make their home, Mr..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15

"Mother Goose's Christmas VISIT" will
be given at the vestry Christmas night by
girls OF the Sunday school, under the
direction of Miss Bertha Giles. The
entertainment will be public, a small
admission fee being charged.
Sunday, Dec. 10, 1890 a. M, in Methodist
church, sermon. At 7.3O, motion pictures,
subject, ''The Greater Barrier" There
will be special music at both services.
Mr.. Ross invites the parents to sit with
their boys in his sunday school class to
see what the school is trying to do for the
boys. The lesson will consist of eight
stereopticon slides illustrating Ecclesias-
tes Kill tot. This will be followed by
one reel of motion pictures.
At the Memorial parlors in the Uni
tartan vestry last Wednesday afternoon,
the Woman's Alliance observed the for
tieth anniversary of the dedication of the
vestry. Mrs. Clara Osgood Hopkins read
an article reminiscent Of the early days of
the society, which is printed in full on
page 8. A letter to the society by Rev.
William H. Lyon, who held his first pas
torate here, was read by Miss M. A.
Greedy. Refreshments were served.
The basket ball game schednl for next
Friday evening at Hancock hall, between
Ellsworth high and Higgins classical in
stitute, is OF special interest, as it is al
most an Ellsworth VS.. Ellsworth game.
Walter Joy, an Ellsworth boy, is captain
of the Higgins team, and there are several
other Ellsworth boys on the team, while
Principal H. A. Mcclellan, of Higgins,
who is coaching the team, is a former
principal of the Ellsworth high school.
Irene chapter, o. E. s., for the first time
in its history, last Wednesday evening,
had the honor of entertaining the grand
matron, when G. M. Mrs. Lillian NJ.
Paine, of Pennington, paid an official
visit OF inspection. A chicken supper
was served at $50, followed by exempli-
fication of the work. A souvenir of the
occasion in the shape OF a cut-glass dish.
was presented to the grand matron by
Irene chapter, Mrs. Cora I. Welch making
the presentation speech.
The Strand program for the remainder
OF this week includes the three-act drama,
IA Daughter of Pan," with Miss Helen
Gardner In the leading role, on Thursday
evening, the three-reel play, "Bound on
the Wheel Friday evening, and the five-
act feature, "When 1t Strikes Home"
Saturday evening. A treat is in store for
picture lovers for Christmas day at the
Strand, when the great picture, 'sThe
Spoilers, -. from Rex Beach's novel, will
be presented in nine reels, with William
Farnum and Kathlyn Williams in the
leading parts.
L. T. Primm, OF the Community Chau-
tauqua Bureau, W ho has been in Ellsw orth
the past two weeks, has about completed
plans for the holding of five-day asse M
bly, here next summer. He has secured
the necessary local committee OF forty five
sponsors for the assembly. The assembly
will be held on five consecutive days, q
large tent being erected for the meetings.
A musical and literary program of high
class will be provided. An extensive ad-
vertising campaign will precede the as
CONTINUED on page 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15
COMING EVENTS.
ELLSWORTH.

Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. is and
is, afternoon and evening, at Baptist ves-
try, Christmas sale and entertainment of
ladies' aid society.
Thursday evening, Dec. l6, at Bayside
grange hall-Play by local cast, 'sDan's
Interesting Family"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15
SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLSWORTH PosroFrIcE.
In effect Sept. 26, 1915

MAILS RECEIVED.
FROM WEsT-6.42 a m; 4.23, pm.
FROM EAsr-il.10 a m; 6.22 p m.
MAILS CLOSE AT PosToFFICR
GOING WBsT-l0.40 m; $50 p m.
GOING EAsT-6.I5 m; 3.55 M.
Registered mail should be at postoffice half
an hour before mail closes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15
PAY YOUR TAXES

Tax payers of Ellsworth
are warned that property on
which taxes are not paid
will be advertised for sale
this month. To save cost,
tax payers should call at
once and settle.
j. HI. BREsNAHAN, Collector.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15

CONDENSED TINE TABLE.
Trains arrive at Ellsworth from the west at
6.42 a m. ABB M.
Trains leave Ellsworth for the west at lilo q
m, 6.22 m.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERrIsEMENrs rHIs WEEK.

= hs
Strand Theatre.
r II Smith-Home- made Candy.
Moore's Drug Store.
Ellsworth Greenhouse.
M l. Adams Holiday goods.
Bar Harbor & Union River Power Co.
Admr notice-Julia + Parker.
William Mcdowell.
81 Mary II Whitmore.
'' -Marainnetta Hinman.
Exec notice Elizabeth K Hubbard.
-George f Pierce.
Notice OF foreclosure-Charles w Mason.
Henry w Sargent.
Celia Aiexa nder.
In bankruptcy-Charles Linscott.
Lowell g Hodgkips.
+ Rohinson-Victroias etc
Fl G Austin Co-Undertakers and furni-
lure.
Alleys Market.
Non resideut ax-Penobscot,
Probate potice-Est Ellen + Davis ct ais.
-" BIithen Higgins.
-" James G. Croswell.
Union Trust Co-Statement.
= kea rs Groceries
Advertisement--pop corn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-12-15
WEATHER IN ELLSw ORTIZ.

For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday.
Dec. IA, 1918.
from observations taken at the power
station Of the Bar Harbor & Union River
Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation is
given in inches for the twenty four hours
ending at midnight.
Weather Precip-
Temperature conditions itation
~--<N)
4am l2m forenoon afternoon
Wed 34- S6- cloudy snow .16
Thurs 81 g. cloudy snow .02
Fri 28- rs cloudy fair fair
Sat "a 20 clear clear
Sun 20 33- clear clear
Mon ls- 81 fair cloudy snow .O2
Tues So 3s- snowman cloudy SO
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12
Snltruftion an 0entide
- Sandbeote.
Nentrale Sdiffe inariegs=
SOnt nidt 81 be-
lditigen.
Suierm ne feline ariees.a puterbamoe
on Gurb tragen.
Sm Salle elmer geidlGbisuns uirb
Gntid)abisnns seSahlf.
Sentidllnnb rcdltfertigt BON nenem
ieinen Sandlbput-arieg.

@oibington. II. Wfui =
Gurn ben amerifani'Gen 9otifafter
@eroro in9erlin peritGnoigte geitern
9eutihlono Die Ser. Staoten, oob
Die aommoitbonten pon llnteriee.
bocten beionbere Snitruftionen er.
balten bdtter, neutraIe Sfiffe, Ole
iif) feline feinolife Sunblilngen 5it.
ihuloen fonlmen laiien, ni6t 81 be-
i6Goiaen; uno baB 0elltihlanb Gnt.
i6Gbiellng fir iold)e Sdliffe in Der
&riegs5one be5nhlen Deroc
Neittrale Sdliffe, ole &onterbanoe
fiibren, perben uaf ben geIttm.
mungen Der Seefriegsfiihrung be-
bonoelt peroen @enn ein neltru-
les Sfiff sufGlie in Der 9riegs3one
beid)doiat miro, miro 0eutidlonb
Ieinem 9e6ouern ooriiber glusbruG
geben uno ohne elm Yriiengeridts.
@crfabrcu gntid)ooieung be5oblen
Die oertidle 9fegieriine redtier.
tigt ibren Sau6boot-arieg banlit,
ooB GngIonb orobe, Die 5ipile Be
polferune Oeitihlauos aus5ubun-
germ, iitbem Der neutrale Sulloel in
Nahrungsitoffen linb anbren 2ebens-
notfpenoiqfeiten perboten tit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12
Teuersbrnnit in Sewarb,
Mlasfa.
gepOlfernms iflritt iufort an ben
9lnfban Der SranoitGtte.

eparb. sllasfa, t2. Mfai.
Seiparb's 9epolferitng begann heute
nit Der @egraumilng Der Sriimmer
unb Der &eparotiir oes S6ooens,
Den eeitern cine 6euersbriinlt ange-
ridltet butte. pelhe Die gon5c Stobt
bebrobte uilh lpe5ien uiele @ebdiioe
Der gllasfa 9tortbern 3oilpap in
slihe legte. 9todl fonieruotiuen Be
red)nuneen beldrft ii6 Der Shaben
aiif 100000. Tas sSeuer brannte
nod INNER in Dem @aloe, eine fiir5e
Strefe BON Seporb, po es ousae.
bro1en mar, ober DER @iilo bat iih
eelegt lrnb ole 8eiabr fiir Die Stdbt
i6eint poriiber 3u iein. Der 9ofo-
motipihuppen, Die Ntoi6inenmerf-
itdtten unb Gnrreparatlirbdliier Der
9abn. iieben @obnh6uier ino adt
3eltb1ilier ftelen ben 6lammen gum
Moub. 4uf eine 9ofonlptine uno
iebs Cars purben aeritort.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12
&Qi9ington's 'sNote OIL
9eutl6lano.
Teit im Sou, aber bu9 frtmnb=
i9aftli4.

'oer ioa, ionbern on Die beiiti6e &e-
gierunq unb bitrdl oieie on Dos Deit.
i9e 8olf.
S8os Die @nti6dbiging onloitgt,
10 ipir6 es iid) nntiirlid Inn flnnn-
siene @ntihGbigung botbeln; ober I'M
geomen oes internationalert 8eieses
uno Der Meili6beit miro oerlanet,
bab @orantien gegeben Deroen, oaB
iid iol6e Sroeobieit niht mteoer er'
eianen ltlto fein 9eben bon ydd]t.
Son1bottonten geopfert peroen MIR
oe.
@enn oitcb bohe 8eon1te nno &a-
binettsmitqIieber ii6 iiber ben Snbolt
Der geote nid1t ousipra6en, 10 belBt
es bod ongemein, bob lte Der ttefelt
MibItiltmntng Der Ser. Stoaten ltber
Die @reiqniiie in Der &riegsdone 9lns-
brud gibt uno eire Grflorinhg oofur
perlongt, oeselei6en @orantien &C.
uen etfpoiae @ieoerbollngen.
Die geote betont Die llnn1eni1lid,-
felt Der 9lngriffe ouf Sanbelsidifte
obne porberige @ornung. sic rnft
in aaaemeiner @eiie ieben Soil IN Der
arieassone, bel Dem Die &e6te dlne-
rifaniid)er 9iirger eeid6bigt mnroen,
in Grirtnerung, 10 Die Serienfrng oes
9anlpfers sSolobo, bel Del6er Der
glmerifoner 9eon g. 8breIber er.
tranf; Ser Nlngriff ouf ben omerifarti'
id)cn 9onlpfer @llibine our6 oeutidle
Slieqer; Die Sorpebierlng bes onie-
rifoniid)en Gontpfers 8ulflight lno
fdliebli6 Die @crienfiing Der Sltii'
tonio, nobel iiber biIroert Imerifo.
ner oos 9eben perloren.
9ie gtote lit pobl feit uno flor ae'
baIten, aber nifIt obne frellnoifart.
lifen Son, 70 boB Seutidlmb 8ele.
genbeit gegeben lit, ieine slfte 81 be-
6onern rno feline Nraftifen etn5itItel-
len. Dies lGBt Der Sinfpeis erfen-
nen, bob Die beutibe 8eeierung unb
bos beiiti6e @olf ii9erlid] itid)t beob-
iiftiqt boben fonnten, onterifnniid]eS
9eben ourG ihren Seefrteg 5it per-
nihten.
Die gtote gibt i'll, oob
pornenoe gin3eigen IN Den 3ei'
tungen eridtenen iirlb, oub ober Die
omerifonii6e &eeieri,ng niemals Of
fisien biepon perit6itbigt mltroe; aber
unaeo6tet beiien tpirb oerStonoplintt
eingenommen, bub Die gnfiinoigrtng
einer ungeiesIihen Sonolun9 tie me.
Der rehtiertige nod 5lir geieslibcn
mode
Die 9tote perlongt bon OeiIti6lono
cine @rflGrung ietnes oergangenen
iu1o fiinftiqen <ries urtb Idbt
ben Ser. Stooten Die S6ritte frei,
DIE iie CUR &eipeftierun9 ibres Star1o.
punftes Inn moeen.
glus ollen Seilen oes 9oroes tref.
fen nod imrler Selegrun1ne i'm @ei.
lben Soiiie eiii Sn alien betbt es,
6ab bos 2ollo bi11ter bert HrGiiberten
iteben perbe, fpel6en altrs er INNER
eini6laeeu iollte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-12
9eutl@feinoli@e Mus=
i@reitungen in
@on0ott.
9euti@e @ti4dfte geplHn6ert, sSn.
babfr Derpriigelt.

gen., Die iidrlid] ben llnfpi1en Der
slnertfaner erregen perbe. glnoere
glatter erfl1ren, es lei bod an Der
Seit, Der 9ebrobitng our6 9euti6-
lano fiir INNER ein @nbe 3l MAIDEN.
Queen n, II. Wtai. Die
slrbeit Der Soentifi5ierllng bon ge-
borgenen 2eihen bon Spfern Der gu.
litailia 9ebt iebr Iungiam porip1rts
@s iiilo iait feline anberen Anbolts-
plnfte fiir Die Sbentiii5ieruns Dor.
bonoen, ols S6riften unb fleine @e-
genitanoe, Die man on oen9ei6en fin.
BET 0rei BON ben II 2eifen, Die in
Baltimore an 9anb gebra6t fpurben,
iinb 9ei6en BON Witglieoern Der 9e-
insllng Der 9uiitonia.
Sueen stopn, -. Otai. Gno-
giiltige &eriuhe nuf breiter 8aiis
Deroen genla6t, Die Soten BON Der
Suiitallin 5u bergen. Die Sdlepper
6lping iSor uno Stormcof iuhen Die
llnglildsiteQe ob ilno eine Grippe
bon Eotrouillebopten Der @onirali-
tat freiit auf meiterer SlG6e, nm
Seidcn ju iuden. Gin Boot lit MIR
oa5u beitimmt, gefilnbene 9eihen on
Sono 81 bringen.
Earis, ~. Mtai. Wfebr oils
bltlbert berporragenoe glmerifaner
lin Turis haben ELL &abeleramm on
ben FrGiioerten @ilion unter5ein-
net, norin geeen Ole Serienfilne Der
Nitiitanin prpteltiert unb erfI1rt
miro. bab Die perantportli6e &eaie.
rlul9 iid nit oieier Sat auberbolb
Der 5ipiliiierten Ofenihheit geiteQt
babe.
Z aIcutta, Sllbien. -. 0fai.
sinerifnner, Die bier lebel1, bobert
cine Heiolution angenomn1en, in Der
v@ntriiitlune unb llrtfpil1en iiber DEN
llutergane Der 9iiiitonio" ousgeipro-
hen miro.
&pnoon, -. Moi. 0eutid,.
feinOlide &unbgebuneer Der oller.
ld)meriten 9lrt iino belite in Der Ron.
bori6aft Der gait SSnbia,9ods porae.
foacn. Die Ieutid)en Der 9eqeno
baben iih 5ur SeIbithilfe oreoniiicrt
lnlo Goli5eiperit1rfllugen puroen
bobin obgeif1idt.
Sonbon, ~. Mai. SSm Inter.
bauie leeten bel1te 9orb Charles 9e-
resforo ullb @iQiam SSopnlon-Sids
emo ppn 100000 8erionen unter.
5eid)nete 8etition Dor, in Der 6os
Saus INN eillen 8eifIub eriuht miro,
ale mnnnliden ieinbliden Iusl6noer
I'M milit1rpflidtieen Sitter al inter.
nleren uno anbere feinblide Qusl6n.
Der nof) Hlosen 5lt bringen, Die mint
beitens 80 Weilen bon Der &iiite emf
ferrt iinb.
2nnbon, t2. Nioi. Gremier
slsauitb erfl1rte belte i'm llnter-
bouie inbe3ug ai1f itrengere W1ab.
regeln gegen in enelanb lebenoe
Geutidle, er iei iih beiien befpubt,
boB etfpas ectan perben nliiiie, ltno
er Derbe pabri6einlif i6on moraen
in Der Gage iein, beittn1rtte Mab.
regeln an5ufiirbigen