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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-11
DEMAND BRITONS
!. EXPLAIN RA|D ON
THE { "zE:|[:.ON.D||A||''''' |. [ | | ] ! | : :
Vessel Of American Register
Searched in Mexican - % ~ ~,
-.
Port
NO ARMAMENT -.
WAS DISCOVERED

Washington, Nov. 10.-Great Brit
ain was formally asked today by tIc
United States for information coz
cerning the recent search of the Amer.
lean ship, Zelandia, in the Mexican
port of ;Progresso, by landing party
from d British cruiser. Ambassador
Page was instructed to make the in
quiry through the London foreign OF.
flee.
British Used Force.
a report from the American coz
sui, John w. Ger:non, Of Pr0gresso,
stated that the Zelandia was forcib:y
searched by men of a British cruiser
now lying off the harbor. =
Details Not Known.
In the absence of complete details,
the state department officials were no,
inclined to comment on the case, but
it was Indicated that it may develop
new points in the neutrality situation,
prompting Mexico as we'll as the Unit
ed States to enter protests to Great
Britain - {@-...
Hoisted German Flag.
The Zelandia sailed from the Unit
cd States to. Ta:npico and was report
ed to have hoisted German flag at
sea. but t:ais was denied 'by the own
er. She is said to have German
crew aboard and a cargo Of resin
consigned to Sweden.
Supposed Vessel Privateer.
Various reports concerning the car
go and alleged intent OF the captain
OF the Zelandia to undertake com.
merce raiding caused the British ad-
miral in charge of the patrol of the
Atlantic coast to dispatch a vessel to
determine the merclantman's status
and course.
Will Be Seized.
ut is reported that on searching the
Zelandia the British officer rouno no
armament The character of the car
go has not been revealed. but the coi.
sul's report indicated that t1e sh:r
would be seized as soon ;La she at
tempted to leave Progresso.
Was American Vessel.
Since the vessel is American oWneo
with no change OF registry involved,
the Washington government desire-
to know on what grounds the searci;
was conducted in neutral port.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-11
REFUSE TO REOPEN 4: \: I:
FREIGHT RATE CASE

Washington. Nov !, q -appiica,
tion of the western railroads for tll;'
reopening Of the advanced freignt
rate case was denied today by the IN
terstate commerce commission e.
AT the, same time, the commission
at it's own initiative, ordered ali in
vestigation of rates, rules and prac'
tices OF the western railroads in re-
lation to the transportation OF live
stock, fresh meat and packing house
products. These commodities were
among those on which the roads
sought to have rates increased. NO
reason was assigned for the refuSal
to reopen the case.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-11
L|NDE MAY
APPEAL THE
LIQUOR CASE
Attorney General Says He Is Not
Greatly Surprised at Ami
don's Decision
TO AWAIT DECISION !.
TO AWAIT DECISION .
OF SUPREME COURT

. Attorney General Linde is far from
discouraged over the recent decision
Of Judge Amidon dissolving the liquor
injunctions, against the various rail.
roads in the state. In an interview
yesterday with regard to the decision,
Attorney General Linde said: s
,...'I am not particularly surprised at
Judge Amidon'sf s. decision in. the Il.
.quor injunction cases because the
question is in ,fact,a new and novel
one, yet, I do not, intend to abandon
the Injunction theory until the ques
tion has been passed upon the United
States Supreme court. However, these
actions have been of substantial value
because | am satisfied now that the
railroad companies fully realize that
tie importation of intoxicating liquor
for illegal use must be absolutely dis
continued.
notwithstanding the decision the
state, of course, has a powerful weap-
on to use in enforcing law prohibiting
the importation of liquor in that every
agent IF every carrier is subject to
criminal prosecution and shall insist
on prosecutions being instituted
against every case where illegal de-
liveries are made.
Increases Expense.
"In fact, the only difference since
the Injunction has been dissolved, is
the large cost and expense Of large
number of prosecutions, while if the
injunctions were kept in force the cost
of enforcing the law would be COM
paratively small by resorting to con-
tempt proceedings.
81 have not yet fully determined
whether an appeal will be made from
Judge Amidon's decision or not but it
is more than likely that an appeal
will be perfected
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-11

PERISH upon
ITALIAN SHIP: M:
Three Hundred Drowned When
Liner Is Torpedoed by
Austrians &.l.'
DETAILS LACKING AS
TO CIRCUMSTANCES
Twenty Seven Subjects of United
States Reported Among
Missing ,.,'.

Washington, Nov. l0.-Abount twen-
ty.seven Americans are believed 10
have been lost when the Ancona Was
torpedoed, according to a cable to the
state department today from Ambas-
sador 'Page at, Rome. l i,
The Ambassador said the; probable
victims of tragedy were Alexander
Patattiyo, his wife and four children
OF New York, and Mrs. Frances Mas.
colo Lamura and about twenty, un-
named tirst.class passengers.
Mrs. Cecil L.. Grel was named as one
of the American survivors. Ambassa-
dor Page and American consuls
throughout Germany were instructed
today by Secretary Lansing to cable
Immediately all Information they
could gather concerning the torpedo
ing of the Ancona and especially the
loss of American lives.
.%:- News Indefinite:
Press dispatches indicating that. a
number of Americans may have lost
their lives have caused much concern
in official circles. ~. T7a te.s.
There was nothing in the news dis
patches which told OF the shelling >of
the steamer bysthe Austrian submar-
Inc, which leads to the belief that the
steamer ignored the warning and WIS
attempting to escape. This, In tie
view of Wilson's policy. would Justify
"a submarine comlnaad der In the use Of
force. "g.s ,t@esf II
Probably Another Note. So.
SHOULD It develop; p;sfbatsao.swarning
was given, a note demanding a l,dis-
avoWak retaliation and asahrance that
the incident would not be repeated
would be sent to, Austria: sOmcials
made it clear that they did not con.
slider Austria was legally bounda BY
the exchanges between her. ally Ger
many and the United Stdtes: ;t,, sjJ
II the, Austrian commander gave
warning and gtorpedoed the Ancppa
only, after. she .,esldeayored to escape,
tits. unlikely that the question Of sub.
marine operation would become q sub.
ject of diplomatic correspondence
with Austria. 1t was pointed out to.
day that the usual assumption that q
nation would comply with information.
al law and that in the absence Of a
special violation there would be no
ground of inquiry as to government
intentions. , 49,. ;,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-11
IN SOUTH DAKOTA.

Sioux Falls. s. D., Nov 10.-A tor
nado struck Hartford, S. D., tonight
and wrecked the electric plant and
injured four persons, none seriously,
however. The tornado passed over
the town from southwest to northeast
and changed its couse and swept the
town another time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-11

W. A. Mcdonald general agent for the Northern Pacific rail-
road in Bismarck has been identified with the service for the past
and of the eldest employees Of the
pany in this state Mr. Mcdonald is strictly railroad man. He
entered the service of the Northern Pacific at Grafton D.
1891 and sucesse promoted to the positions CT clerk
cashier agent passenger representative and travelling freight
agent February 1909 when he assigned to the general
agency this city Afforded the and opportunities of this
position he has qualified CT the most reliable and
ble employees the n P roster AS general agent Bismarck
charge Of the and freight business Of big
rtory merchandise tonnage handled by the road here
daily aggregating 100 ton.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-11
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. THE WEATHER.. g

: For North Dakota: Fair "
: Thursday, with colder in the :
: southeast portion; Friday fair "
: with rising temperature.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-11
NO WORD RECEIVED,

New York, Nov. .10.-N0 word of
the sinking of the Ancona came over
The cables from Rome today to her
general agents here. Officially they
have not even been advised that she
had sailed from Naples.
After the better part Of an anxious
day Of waiting, William Hartfield Of
the firm representing the Ancona own
,ers, sought the cooperation Of the
Italian consul here in obtaining facts
apparently withheld by Italian cen
sors. The consul general, G., r:ara
Forni. transmitted Mr.. Hartfield's re-
quest with an endorsement by tele-
graph to the Italian ambassador at
Washington. Late today a reply from
Washington stated that an effort
would be made at once to ascertain the
details of the sinking. n.
1t is assumed that the Ancona pas
senger list varied but little in general
from a list of the eleven passenger
vessels that reached G>ew York from
Italian ports during August, Septem-
ber and October.
Many Children Aboard.
Aboard these vessels were many
women" and children, emlhigrants
sailing to Join relatives in America
who had preceded them; a few Ar
menians seeking new homes in the
United States; Jews driven out Of
Palestine; Persians, who had escaped
from the kurds of northeastern Per.
sia; Italian soldiers, who have passed
from field service and were detailed
to America to serve on returning
transports bringing mules and horses
from the United States to the Italian
army, and lastly Americans.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-11
ABOUT 800 LOST,

Bizerta, Italy, Nov. 10.-SurvivOrs Of
the Ancona to the number of l61 have
been brought here by mine sweeper
and torpedo boat. They were taken
to a hospital where they were aided
by the consuls OF Italy and France.
Four of them died.
About 300 persons, mostly women
and children, and several Americans
perished when the Italian liner was
submarined.
OF the 582 on board only 270 had
been accounted for late tonight and
many of these were wounded.
It is believed that the liner attempt
ed to escape from the Teutonic sub.
marines as dispatches declare that the
submarine fired 100 shots at the ship.
How many persons lost their lives
in the sinking of the Italian liner has
not been definitely ascertained, but
late advices from Naples state that
800 survivors had been landed at Tun-
CONTINUED on Page Four.)
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10
EpppelmDro.
2ittauii4er qrieitsr unb feline Sauss
bdlterin ermOrbet aufgefunoen.

Rem Britain, Conn.,, 9. Seb.
@ep. SSoiepb Debris, Der Eiarrer Der
9ittuuif6en tatbolii6en ct. @nbreas
air9e uno feline 5ausbdlteriH SRI.
Gba 9ilman, tpurben am Dienltag
i'm pfarrbduie ermprbet aufgefunoen.
Die aeife bes prieiters puroe nit
spei Sueslpunben I'M &opf i'm pars
Tor bss pfurrbauies aufsefunbeu,
pG6renb Irl. Gilman in ibrem 3imz
mer I'm oberften Stpdpert srtDiirgt
tporben mar. auberbem mics ibre
2eite nod eine&ugeIuunOe am lirfen
6anbeelent auf. Rsp. 3ebris mar
fiinf5ig Sabre alt unb Srl. Gilman
I'M 3ebn Sabre iiinser.
Ger 9oppelmoro pur6e bon Wtit'
qliebern Der 9emsinbe entbedt. bic
Ra6furf6ungen anitsGten, als Der
Qrieiter am DienItug ni9t CUR ge.
pobnten Stuube in Der air9e err
i6ien, I'M Ge Wleiie 5u aelebriren. Gte
2eute mubten ii6 gefpultIam IN bas
Qfdrrboug gintritt perihaffen, od bic
Sbiiren ale fsft Oeri9lohen poren.
Die 9oliSsi ertldrt, buB es tir5s
lid in Der Gemeinbe gu Wtibbsligteis
ten fam uHb es iih Bel cem Doppels
morb m0gIidertpeiis I'M einen Rahes
oft banbeln tOnnte.
9erner purbe oarauf btngeipte'en,
buB Dor nunmebr atpei Su1ren ReO.
3e6ris pon Rem Yort aus grisfe err
bielt, in bsnsn 9elb bon ibm perlonst
ipuroe, nit Der 0rpbung, oaB ss tbm
an'g oeben aeben oiirfte, fa(ls er ons
Gelo niht ienben TplIte. g(ufdngltt
Ibentte Rep. 3sbris bieIen 9rphbrisz
fen teine geo9tung, als lie ieoO5 tms
mer bGufiesr puroen, pnnnte sr lif)
i6lieBli6 bod in Der Sa6e an DE
peh6rnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-10

ging oes Streits mogIi6 gu MAIDEN.
Daniel 5. &eefe uno SBueIl Ga'
nies, Die Dpm 8moes- 9lrbeitsbeparte.
ment ernannteu SrieoensOeruittler,
aeben 81, oaB ibre gemiIbungen pet
eeblid poren uno oaB ibre Sbatigfeit
beenDet lit. S5n 0ieiem Sinne meroen
iie on Sefretdr gSillou 6eridJten.
Sic Witelieoer Der @uItern Sbio
Goal Spectators gliiociation peroen
um Wfitt1po1 5uiaumenfommen uno
lid, iiber Die nGditen Sd]ritte idliilIIg
luer0en. g9ie es 5eiBt, luerOen iie ben
GIan in Grlpdeing 5ieDen Die 8ru.
bemuerfe oils open Sbop" tn Setrteb
5u iesen. &eri6ieoene Der 9rliben'
BETTER baben augeOeutet, Dab lie Se1t
@etricb in Ohio pollig eiHltellen me
ibre Sbatiefeit na6 @eit gtrginien
nprlpnp11 mprncu
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ab Sd ionnte SeitpeiIig mid nlft rieoer'
Ie9en ooer itin itsen pdhrenb Der 9auer ei.
mes Sages unb elmer Raht Sd NOR ucrpos
unb bate iebr gerinoen Gppetit, teinsr Chr
s.iS, mar mslnnholiih unb bate hdufa bic
9npfnbune, als beidt, id feiuen sFreuno
In Der @eft Nafbem id1 fat lebes weibs
Iihe Seilmittel ohn, grfolg aebrauf)t hattie,
CAB mir meine Gdpiepsrmutter ben Hntb,
2pbia e. @iuthnm's @esetable COMPOUND
sin,un,bmen. SD that ss uuo uahm IeoeH
Gag an etdrte gu. Sd babe seserwdriis
teinerlei 5rubel unb preiie Sire Reeisin
bod. Sie nnnou irt iidl ielbff."- brou 9.
Z. surfer, @lbon, Riiipuri.
gerg.fisn Gle niht, bas Seilmittel, mel
dies bieits bolbrofte, mar 9poio q. Yirts
bam's BeeetabIe COMPOUND. nebsrau per-
iduflif.
9s bat Saufenben Don FruurH stholfeH,
weI6e an 8erihiebuna, guisiiroune, @s'
Itpiren. Sumors, 1nreaeImdBigfeiten, ps'
riobiiden s6msraen, Riidsntueb, leuem ME
beroriideno,n @effibi, unperoGulittett uHo
nerpbisr grDitrotiou litteu, ipeuu nlle nret'
rem Tittel perfagt botten. gSarun. rerlu'
den Sic es nht? 9poia G. 8iutham Jle'
bieine Co., 2pnn, Waii.
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Der Bobsrifdx lInisritiibunssDrsin
bsrfammeIfs ii4 gsitrn 2lbeno sur
balbmonntliG<n Situng In Der 5aIle
bes prGfibsnten 6errH ehriftian
6ads. 6srr 9bonas 2sidt fiibrte
bas prototon. Se1s Witgliebtr bes
finben i6 auf Der GranteuIiiie unb
linen ,fpurben $44.50 arunt,ngslb
anaepiefeu. llsbsr bic Iebie SiBung
bes gtobtperbanbs ipurbe BON ben
Gtlesaitn gsrid)t sritotiet. Dns Bali
aomniitse Iegfe ebsnfalls geriHt nb.
aug peltsm bsrDorsius, bab Der Bal
siHsn liebsriGub npn $202.44 ergsbsn
BABE unb bds GuBerit giinIiige Rsfuls
tat purbe nit Subel begriibt. Die
aopfiteuer an ben Stabtperbanb ipurs
be 5ur 3abluna nnssiuisfen. Dds gbs
lsten pon 5rdu 5Ofitetter ipnrbs offif
siea nitgetbeiIt unb bas Sterbsgelo
ipurbe 5ur 3obluns dnsetpieisn.. als
DeIesaten gum StabtDsrbanb ipnrbsn
erndnnt bic SerrsD u. Wlorhorot,
96cmas Qeiflt unb Senrp go4sr.
Die Ginnahmsn bes Abenos betrugen
s223.94 unb bic aussubsn S101.58.
Die Gage Ses 9eutfdeH Sheoters
ipurbe beipro6en nnb .s ipurbe be-
fblofen, sineu @sreinsabsnb 81 drs
ransiren unb bisrfiir in alien bsut'
fden @ersinen propaganda gu ma
den. 5err q. @lueditsin fpiro ben
1ertrieb Der Sidsts iibernehmsH. Oi.
rsitor G4mib fol- bos Stiid ausDdb.
len. Die 9erreu S4rcsber. 9!ueds
ifsin, 5enrp Sasfner bielien anipra'
den.
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Or. Or. 3. Gr6mon, eiu befaur.
ter slrst IN Nep ai4nlon6 o., 1T oa.
ieIbft an Tlontne I'M gIter bon 6s
Snbrcn geitcrben. Gie geeroigung 0es
dlfaenrcin genhteten wlannes finoei
om Donncrritag HafyItittag aui BEN
Green wlomo 5rieobof itatt.
5rdu @nna 8oIfe eeb. Gam.
ping, 1T i'm 9ater bon 20 Sdbren il.
rem 2ieben 6lird ben Gob entriiicr
iporoen Sie mar DIE ggitflpe BON Gle.
nteus @oIfe igo ibr Sinifeiben miro
BON einen groBen areis pom 5reau.
ben iulo gefnnuten nufrid)tig betrau.
ert. Tie geeroiguna fin6et am ,Srei.
tag Iorgen nom Srmierbairie,) 1920
Suebcs Strobe, ans itatt, fporauf in
Der CT. SrarBisfus Stride ein frier,
lidles Heauiem abgebdlteu fpiro.
5rdu Gnpbemia Siemer,
ae6 Semminf, bat am Mortaa i'm
boben litter pon So sSabren Die mil.
ben stlgeH sum efuigen GdjlunIntcr
gcitai1iiiicu. 1ie @reiiin erfreiite iidJ in
weiten areiien daseIneiner 2iebe mo
aftlng un0 ibr Siniheioen miro aui.
rid)tig 6ctrnuert. 0ie geer6ignng I'm.
oct ain 9onneritag @orgen BON
Sauie beg Sdtpiegeriobnes Serrn
8eorg 2ciieers, 662S Woin gpeniie
IN Cartilage. nis iiatt, rporaiif in Der
St. aorl gorromdus Stride baielbii
elm feierIifes gfepuieiu absebalten
ipir6.
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WtaTfenerwaterI
Sir bic Uleper 8rotbsrs
0rug 60. in ct. 2ouis
or n n ,, n

St.2outs, g2o., 9. 6ebr, - Tiir
tie MeDer gros. Sruq 60, Elm gros
bes, felt 90 oSuhren beitebenOes Dds
oenaeI9Gft purne am Sienstaa eiH
W2aiiepertpalter ernannt unb sipar auf
@eranIdfuuq BON bret 9l6utigern,
bic 3uidmmen etrpa $4,000 su iors
bern 6d6en. 8ieie @ldubiser be.dap'
ten. ouB bic 5irma nod duberben
ii6er S500,000 Thulbet.
Der sSdbresumiab Der Strma belitf
iih auf Utilirnen unb tstfolge oes
i6le6ten 9eIhdftsoanss in Ger lebt n
9eit mar bic Firma, pie es be bt,
auber Stanoe, 2lubsnitdnoe BON
100000 einautretben uno tonnte b1'
her ibreu 9erpfli9tuneeu nidt ndas
tommen uub audi tsin @eIo uufne9s
men. Sn Der petitipn beibt es, bdb
bic @iaentbiimer mebrerer groBer 9es
bGube, tpel6e bic itrma iuue bat,
nit prpSeiIeu pegen -iiditdnoigsr
9odt brobsn. sSn biefen Gebiuosn
foleu fih Mdnrsn i'm Mertb ppn sinsr
Ni1ion Dollars befineeu
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gaIamte RaHber.

oarrp S9rei6sr DON go. 700 Gre.s
man gDenue iuurbs s.ftsrH on Der
Reuntsn unb GsslsitOn 4penue DON
olpei StraB,nrGubsrn NIT DursebaItss
nsm Repolpsr onssbalten uHb s.5puns
gen, feline 8oarf4afi uHb solbene nbr
i'm Geiammfbetrags DON $4,000 bers
suseben. Die guridsn iibtrlisbsn benz
gusseroubtsn srObmiitbis fiiHf Gents
fir bic StrabsnbabH.
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gspaIt s.sen nelifrdk S4tffs nnsu.
ipsnbeu, fptpeit folds S4iffe als nsus
truIs i6entifisirt tDsrben iGnusu, aber
bieje tpni.,sntionfk SnitruttioH bss
briiiffen T2arintminiitsriums. it4
nsutralsr sElnggsn su bebisnen, ers
i4ipsrt cine folde JbeHtifisirung gang
duberorDenfli4.
.gs lit babsr nsutralen S6iffsn
brinssnb 5u ratbsn. big auf peitsres
Der ssnau> bs1ei6netsnarisgs3One fern
5ublsibsn.
Serr BON SagOp fiiste, hin3u, baB
fOpsit feline proteite bon neutralen
Dlddtsn nit geSus auf bic prOflomu.
iiOn eingstroffsn feitn, oaB aber sinise
Der Nd9te um ipeitere Snformation
ii6er bic geOeutuHg Der NlaBreSel
na4seiu9t bditen.
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gprtraa Dom 9lartin gnnae.

Inter ben 2luIpi,isn Sss Obio
Surnbs5irts pirb Ssrr Martin Buns
&c, Der Rsbatteur Der 4m. 3urnasis
tuns. bisr sineu 9Ortrag baltsn iiber
0ds abema: Die gsreinsitsn Staatsn
Der Melt@. ga biss elm bepor5ugtes
Sbma bss aeipanbt,n Rsbners 1T. 70
wirb sr iiterlid audi ieins 3ub0rsr
fur fem 3utunfisibsal gu intsreIiiren
unb gu sripdrmen fpiFsn. Der Bor<
trog finb.t am Gount1g, ben IA. Be-
brnar. Ra4mittdgs brsi llhr in Der
Central surnbnlls Itatt uHb isbers
mann iIt SdSu einsslnbsn. Der giniritl
III fyei. Dor uno nn9 BEN @ortrd1r
tDirb Der 5eruesh Mdnnf8or siniss
Qiener iingsn.
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ar5t SerIiert feline ei,ens.

Or. aapis 8. qrsItOn, Der tis Dor
aur5em feline Office in go. IL DIT
Reunte Girabs bate, uurbe gsftern
DON Der Itdatlihen Wsbi5inal gsb0r,
be f8ulois befunoen, fih unprOfsfiics
nsller 5anoIungsH f4ulbig semadt gu
baben, inbem sr in psri9isbenen Ia
ses5eiiuneen onnou3irts, baB sr Nus
5e5runssfdns gesen Elm seipi!ies 5os
noror furiren iSnne unb auf @ruHb
bisier Gnii6eibung nurbs ibm bic ais
gems aur 9tusiibuns Der arstlitsn
praris i'm Staaie Obio ent3osen.
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gemepa aInb.

Bel Der seitrissn 9,umisniDahI Sss
GensDa Clubs. bic I'm 5auptduartisr
go. IL Oft Jiinfte Strabe itattfdHb.
ipurben fOlgenoe aanbibatsn eripdblt:
Yrdiibent. Soispb Msiisr; @iseprdiis
bent. Charles s. SJispatrid; S4obs
msifisr, 5beObOre 5ofsn5abl; proto'
ioll Setrstdr, Georse Weber; iSis
nau5 Setrstdr. R. Ruppredt; Ger
g.ant at arms, Real Daniels; goqrb
Of @oDernprs. 30. s. Grsp. 20. Sebig,
9bepbpre aubpig. G6paro apn6. 8.
aillinssr. Winiam gurrp. g. RubIs
unb .. Rublmann.
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aeidJt oauOnsefummeu.

Ser apotbstsr GuiiaDs u. Salt. Der
inter Der alHtldse iianb, isiue Apo
ibsie an Der Beitern abenue uHo
popIar Strabs in grano ssitedt 3r
babsn, erbieIt sefteru bic erldubnib,
ii9 einss gsrbrsdeus srinse-cn Ora.
ess ihulbis su bstenHeH uu5 tpnrbe
Don Ri6ter Hippert unisr elmer fuse
psnSirtsn 3udtbausitrufe eutlaT.u.
Der Giaais GsusrmarfaaLl. ip.I6.r
bic gsrfolguns Gali's beiriebsn bate,
pilligis in bag @orssben bes Ri4trs
elm. Salt bat fsin Gsfhdft aufseges
ben unb betreibt isst cine sIsins Garm.
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sseurise patrictii6e
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mann an bic aGtboIt'
ten pom R6In.

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femme feline partei.n msbr, ih teuns
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ben a0uie irno ln5 gaterlano 81 tier.
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traut duf gott unb baltet dus. Wlehs
rere grmeen, bic uns i'm SHeu tpis I'm
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bas bas atbsiftiite Jruntrei9 pbsr
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reliai5Ie 2eben Sss 9atsrlanbes Sers
ftoreu.
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refte SaGs, auf puisre tapfsreu Sol
tuien unb ben sbIsn autfer, in esm
afle 5ulenben Der NeSsnSoIern psrs
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mir inbriinitia unb uaue llnterlas bes
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paris, 8. Gsbru1r. Das frdi35.
fii9e aabinet bat beihloFsn. cine nas
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peritiimmelte Solod!sn ipI9e Sanbs
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ion in St. Waurire, Bel Gb1reuion,
e:abIirt tperbsu.
0eriaiebenes aus ber
Rstasbauptfubt.
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@ss. mad Salpias, 9. 3. Die usbr.
leeiihe gad6ri9ten gssntur madte
lam Sisnfag untsr gInoerem bas SOl.
senhe beiannt:
.giu.r MeIoung bes tiirtiIhsn
IISuuptquortiers SufUlge purbe BEL bem
angriff Der Siirtsn auf ben Gusss
lanai Elm briiiI6er Grsussr btifdbist.
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Iduft ii9 i.bt auf 2,195. 600, 900 Mart
(S548, ,750, ,OOO). Gs lit bies I'm
81. .225. 600 M11rt (S7.So6,250) mebr
ols in poris.r Bods.
Traurigss 9 5idfof,
HaRaimp, 9. g.. 9. Tebruar,
Sn bem grubeniperi Der pacific Goat
Gpdl Rines 2imitsb in 6iib 0eIing.
ton. iieben Meilen BON bier geIessn,
ertroHten am 9isnitdg 21 Gruben1r.
better. etngenT4einli6 b1tien Rob
IengsGber in Der ansren5snhen, tiefer
geleeenen Siib Wsaington apblens
CRUDE aus @srIsbsn einen her unter
WaFer itebsnbsn Gtoleu, Der lGngit
ni4t msby I'm Hstrisb bsfneli@si