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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
SCANDAL CONVICT FREED
Merle Van Vorce Gets Years Parole
by Michigan Pardon Board.

JACKSON. Mich. June 17.-Merle
Van Vorce. who has been termed the
scandal convict OF Jackson prison.
was granted a parole by the Mich
igan pardon board, now holding its
June meeting here. The parole is
FOR one year and IL he does not vio-
late the terms Of his conditional re-
lease In that time he will be given his
freedom.
His wife, whose charges against
Chaplain Tougher caused the chap
lain 20 be discharged, will be IN this
city Thursday morning to greet her
husband when he leaves the prison.
They VIII go TO their farm in Salem
township. Washtenaw county. and
viii live there during the term OF the
parole.
Van Norce was offered a position in
the Ford automobile factory at De-
troit but preferred the farm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
DIVIDED OVER REVIVAL
Flint Commerce Body Criticised by
Clergymen for Interference.

FLINT. Mich. June 1.-THE cues
ton as TO whether the Flint board Of
commerce should either indorse g
proposed revival in Flint. which the
Flint Ministerial association has plan
ned. caused the iiveliest discussion IN
the history OF the organization at the
weekly luncheon Tuesday.
Some Of the clergymen present op-
posed the boards taking any action
because several denominations were
opposed 10 the revival and that il was
not proper question for the board
of cOmemrcc 10 consider.
other clergymen and others appear
ing as a committee from the revival
advocates insisted upon an expression
from the board.
The discussion ended when a mo-
ton was adopted asking for the indi-
vidual expression of opinions from
the members.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
BREAKS NECK IN FALL
NarceIlus Farmer Is Thrown from
Wagon When Horses Run Away.

MARCELLUS, Mich. June IT,
Thrown from his wagon during a
runaway here Frank Harris. 90 years
old, d former Vandalia hotel keeper,
received injuries that resulted in
death few seconds after the acct
dent. Harris struck on his head and
shoulders in gutter. breaking his
neck
gravel wagon. became frightened and
the driver lost control of the horses.
The excited animals dashed on after
Harris was thrown from the wagon.
finally being brought TO a halt by
straddling a tree.
Harris is survived by wife and
two children. a son residing in Kala-
mazoo. and daughter in Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
TAXI DRIVER BURNED
Explosion Results when Hc Lights
Match Under Car.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. June 17.-Wil-
bur Sawyer. employed as a driver on
a taNicab, was SO badly burned by
gasoline that he is dying at st Eliz-
aheth hospital Tie had taken four
persons for "a trip 10 the country when
he noticed a leak in the carburetOT
lie craWled under the car and lighted
match. which set fire 10 the gasoline
and his clothing. Every bit of clothing
was burned from his body and he ran
half a mile through the fields in agony
before he was caught by the men who
were in the car.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
MURDERER CUTS THROAT
Captain Franks Arrested on Charge
After 90 Years.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June H.
Capt. Franks. who pleaded guilty at
Bentonyille, Ark, Tuesday to murder,
committed 20 years ago and was SEN
fenced to ten years imprisonment.
fatally slashed his throat while in Jail
at Bentonville during the night.
Frank was arrested for shooting Fred
Croker, while the two were on their
way to Arkansas from Southwest City.
Mo. Nov. 20 1895. He was arrested
in Bonham, Tex, as a suspect several
weeks ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
LAYS DOWN ON RAILS
Pontiac Woman Is Ground To Pieces
10y Freight Train Near Hospital

PONTIAC. Mich. June 17.-Miss
Jessie Winters OF Detroit. 80 years
old. FOR Il years patient at the state
hospital here, threw herself in front
of a freight train near the hospital
and was ground IN pieces. 4 brake
man saw her approach the rails and
when within q car length OF the track.
lay down ON the tracks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
TWO KILLED IN COLLISION
Automobile l. struck by Gasoline
Railroad Car Near Ann Arbor.

ANN ARBOR. June 17.--Wnen an
automobile. driven by Byron Black Of
jefferson. Mich. was struck by a gasO-
line motor car on the Ann Arbor line.
two women were instantly killed. one
boy was badly injured and may die
and one man was perhaps fatally in
jured
The women were Mrs. Byron Black
and Mrs. A. LitCher The boy is
SAMMY TAYLOR. grandson OF the
Blacks Mrs. Black suffered a broken
leg and internal injuries
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
ARE SERIOUSLY INJURED
Mr.. and Mrs. LOerkc of WjnamaC
Pinned Beneath Auto.

LOGANSPORT. Ind. June IL
Mrs Fred Loerke of Winamac Is lying
in a critical condition here as result
OF an automobile accident in which
she and her husband were pinned un-
der their machine when il turned
over on the river road, west OF the
city. Mrs. Murphy is unconscious.
and her husband is suffering from
cuts and bruises. y punctured tire
caused the machine to skid and turn
over The couple had made visit
to the insane hospital at Longclin, and
were cnrOute TO the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
BROWNS HIMSELF
Bids Friends Goodbye and Body l.
Found Later i'm River.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich June IT.
Albert \owak. 81 years old. an inmate
of the county inhrmary. told some OF
his companions that ne was going
away and bade them goodbye. That
was the last seen Of him until his
body was found in Grand ESiver Wed
naSday morning by the p0uoA
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
STREET CAR HITS AUTO

a collision between a Portage aN:
street car and the automobile owned
and driven by +. r.. Cox of Buchanan '
occurred ON Navarro ST.. west OF Nam
ST.. about 1890 o'clock "Wednesday
night. AR. Cox was uninjured. out ms
machine suffered a slight damage one
fender being smashed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
WILL NOT MAKE SHRAPNEL
Foundry Company at Anderson Dc
Clincs 10 Bid on War supplies.

ANDERSON. Ind. June 1.-THE
Anderson Foundry and Machine Co.
of this CITY has declined To bid ON the
manufacture Of shells for shrapnel for
the English government The local
company was asked recently If IL
wished 10 bid on the making of sew
eral thousand shells W. y. Duroin,
president of the company. said today
the company had decided that II had
enough business Of its own on hand
TO keep IL busy for several months
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
FILES REPLY TO BRIEF

ALBANY. y T.. June H.. Atty-
Bourke Cochran Of New FORK Nea-
nesday fled with the court OF appears
q reply 20 the brief OF Dist. Any
Charles \. Perkins in the Becker case
BY permission Of the court OF orie-s
on the motion for re-argument beCn-
er hopes % az least g. a stay oi ms
execution which is set Tor the 80
beginning July -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
BULLETS EFFECT SLOW
Bank Employc shoots self i'm Head
and Walks To- Physicians Office.

SOUTH HAVEN. Jure 11.-When
Glenn Diley. assistant bookkeeper of
the Citizen = State bank. shot himself
while I'm the bank vault. the bullet
LODGED just above the left ear. back of
the eve He walked TO a doctors
office and had \-ray pictures made
and then walked back 20 the bank.
About three hours later he became
unconscious and was taken 10 hos
pital Ills chances for recovery are
small
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17

a public or semi-public building TO let
or lease any space in his building for
the purpose of accepting, demanding
or receiving. directly or indirectly. tips
from customers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
ANTI-TIP BILL PASSED
Illinois Measure Now Goes TO the
Governor.

SPRING FIELD. Ill, June 1.-THE
senate Wednesday passed the house
anti-tipping bill and it now goes TO the
governor. The measure does not pro-
hibit the acceptance of tips. but
makes Il unlawful for any owner of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
COURT PROTECTS HASH
Judge Rules Man = Not Privileged
60 Cast Reflections.

HAMMOND. Ind. June l'--Be-
cause he cast serious reflection on the
ancestry of some hash al MS boarding
house. Joe Blatorich was tined 50 ana
costs bv Judge StachOvitZ. OF West
Hammond. Mrs. Theresa Senhar
caused his arrest. The Judge ruled
that man may speak lightly Of
prunes but must not SANDER sash
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
PARK COP is ON DUTY
Horace Hamilton Takes Place of Po'
Iiceman Adamski.

Horace Hamilton appointed at
Mondays meeting of the board OF
public safety went on duty W ednes-
day. He was stationed al Leeper
park. replacing PatTOlman Adamshl'
who will he placed on the regular
DatrOl force
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17

HOUGHTON. In the Ontonagon
county circuit court Edward Hankila
and Henry j. Scott pleaded guilty o
manslaughter. Hankila's wife dled
this spring and it was learned that
Scott. who is not a licensed physician,
treated her at the husbands request.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17

HILLSDALE.-Wi William A. Amber
of Cleveland. O., was reelected chair
man of the board of trustees of Hills
dale college.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
K G Potato Doughnuts

Sift three times, the -four, salt, spice and
baking Powder. Beat eggs with rotary
heater, then still using rotary bearer, grad
ually add sugar, then work in the mashed
potato with a spoon and alternately add milk
and -four mixture. Make soft dough, roll
into sheet, cut into rounds, pinch hole in
the center with the finger and fry in deep fat
Fat for frying should not be hot enough
TO brown the doughnuS until II has risen
When the doughnut IS dropped into the fzs
It sinks 20 TIE bottom. As soon a. II comes
up il should be turned and turned a number
Of times while cooking. This recipe is ex.
ceilent as they do not take the fat IN frying
and xii stay moist for DAYS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17

SAGINAW.-Mem of the Bap-
fist churches in Michigan Will hold
their SOth annual convention in Sagl-
nav. oct 20 and p. The program will
be arranged at a meeting TO take
place July 8 in Kalamazoo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17

treated her at the husbands request.
SAGINAW.-Mem of the Bap-
fist churches in Michigan viii hold
their SOth annual convention in Sagl-
nav, oct. 20 and p. The program will
he arranged at a meeting to take
place July in Kalamazoo.
HILLSDALE-Rai officials on
the Lansing division Of the New York
Central met here with Division Supt.
NJ. l.. Reynolds and discussed better
ways to handle freight
EAST LANSING.-A meeting of the
state board Of agriculture was sched-
uled for today to make the appoint
ments for the faculty of the Michigan
Agricultural college for the coming
year. The reCular term of school at
the Michigan Agricultural college VIII
close Friday.
PORT HURON-James Caulkins.
proprietor Of the Wenona cigar fac
tory, died suddenly while at work.
LANSING. The war here between
the municipal lighting system and the
Michigan Power Co. vii be compro-
missed. The private company has
agreed TO confine its business TO fur
liSnilB ElNNAAANAAS A'A AA~eNN+A-'
power only.
LAFAY ETTE. - The school board
has adopted resolutions TO place the
LAFAYETTE school teachers under the
provisions Of the new teachers pen
sion law. Several of the teachers are
entitled to the maximum pension.
FNA\SNILLE.-La Schneu,
a contractor is under arrest i'm Mis-
souri, and will be brought here to face
a charge Of embeZzlement. He dlsap-
reared from home in February after
leaving some clothes on the river bank
TO give the impression that ne had
committed suicide.
FORT WAYNE.-On the eve Of her
marriage day Anna Schamerloh iled
suit for 81 800 damages against Fred
Fack for alleged breach Of promise.
PETERSBURG - Farmers west or
here along the old government often
which is one of the best fishing places
i'm southern Indiana. have organized
and forbidden fishing or trespassiiiS
on the land bordering the often
BTCKNEIL. -A new Christian
church is being erected here al cost
of $4,000. Five hundred dollars was
given by the members of the sunday
school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17
BRIEFS.

SAGINAW-Four thousand Sagi-
nav school children were to stase n
playfest here this afternoon at Hoyt
park.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-17

HILLSDALE-Ra officials on
the Lansing division Of the New York
Central met here with Division Supt.
NJ. l.. Reynolds and discussed better
ways to handle freight.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05
3niammcntuntt fatbolil9er 9anel.
gSid)tis iitr tatDoliide Vrauem umo Snn9ira,en.

Srier Huiruf er0ebt an Bic fat6OGidrn 6raucn mn Snn9raucn Ns
mttleren @encnS. @s banct ih uu SWannnenur!en tr Die podreh
Sntcrenen' ntbt mr Der fatboIlden 6raneruelt. I'M Nl9enerHen' lpneer"
Guh etner 1epen fatbotid]cn Same IN Gtn5elnen.
St Warps college, an Den licrr oes afiiNhNppi grle8cu, ut ener
Der berritren SldBc be mttcrcn &cnens. Wfan mmb Die prndtpout
gage. nabe Dem Tahr Der Str0ntc. Ielbl1 teiudjt bdbcn, Inn es rthh9 6h
idbdeen. Se prabtppnen Sunnenbdune, Die ianrmenen, 9ritnen Nacn
limb Elm anbif, mcldc @cr5 uno 0emutb crfrucn uD ldon duein CT
irilfeno unD berubi9enb lpirfen. Sabei bari man niht pcr9enen, nb
Yrarie bu Chen cine in Der @sihidte Der &erdni9tcn Stnatcn belonoer>
benfpurbge Crtihaft lit. @Mr crinncrn mn barun, hnB auf Dem eteen
tbume bon st. Warien bns Murqetrs Gcnfnal rebt, meldcS DIE et-
oantcn uno Die au9en ps @cinhers binlcntt bort, no tnlm enc Vrtc
lnppdrts Die Wdner pcs Wtscunitns Slnnc6 1h NIT Denen oeS Wlll1lppl
pcrcini9en, % &ater Wtaramette ben 8atcr Der Stromc cntocfte. Snr
ebcs fntbuliidc, anerttaniihe Sr5 lit hos 9cmiB cine Nrt beihAer Stottc
linz III rRier gum Nndoentu unb CUR Sctundtung iimntnSen lIs
9bung peroen tntbol1hc Sunnen, ais allen Stdnocn mo Arclcn Der
@eieQidaft Ih 5u1dmnenfinben, nm Die mthtsfe aher men'hitden
arbcit Su beiorgen: Sic 9cform Der Seae. mdfc Die Scdc ieber &efornr
lit" Sieic @clcgenbeit iuQe bod mdhtnc Nn5ebunQ@fraft ouf lbc
ncirrbcnfenbc, fatbolife Same ou5Hben.
Gs perben fatboItde Sraucu mb Sun9fraucn aus alien Stdnocn
ub Sreien 3ugegcn Icu, neldc Dieielben YfGften uno oteIdbcn
2 6nicrigfeiteu i'm IQtu9slcben bobcn, peldc Oh, perebrtc
&cerin, 10 oft cnpfinoet. User polte ousbei6cn; pr luonte bieie @es
lcgenbit perpuicn; mer moate nht fomncn Hubc, Grbolung unb 3 e.
gciterung 5u ih0pfen, "a it'd iolA' praGpoQe @eeenbeit ba5u
bictet ?
Satbpiihe Samen! Imi mad ct. Miarien.
lin neiere Austunft nenbe man lid per Fpitartc oDer 9ref an
Mother Nj. Seraphia.
ST. MARYS COLLEGE AND ACADEMY,
Prairie du Chen, Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05
papit ScneSiet unS Scr
SrieSe.

ISM Humen uniere3 binlmlilhen
@oters uno be5 &erru Seius, bciler
9elegnetcs 8htt fir bic 9tettung Oes
Observation-Disclosures gefloiien lit, be-
1dipDren mir @udJ, Die g0ttlihc @orz
1ebung an Die Spibc Der friegfitbrcuz
Den Entionen gcItcllt bat, Die bIutt8c
Sdlldhterci 81 becnOigcr1, pelde lett
eirem Sabre europa cntchrt."
Sizes lit Der ShltBiaB zines nercn
Gppcls, mclheu &upit Scncoitt Der
Siini3cbutc an bic 6crridcr Der tric9s
filbrenDen Wtudtc in europa 9eridtet
bat, nm beu SricOcu bc%rbci5ufiibrcn.
Scrielbe muroc tiir5lih crluiIen II. I'M
nCncrpatorc Honano" pcr0ffentlift.
Scr 81. &ntCr muft DARN cine lleberz
iidt Der GretgniNe Oca lcBtcn Subrc5
lllb fpciIt auf Den Ntungel an Aufz
mertinmtcit bin, Der icincn 6rieoens>
b]eltrebungen 5utbeil lpltrDc.
@entdB 9crlitcr 9cpcldcn iii Die
bcutifc &reiic poQ bca &obes fir Die
SrieOen5 : 9citrebungcu be5 Snpitcs,
leien mir i'm Chicago : Imericau"
pom 3. IuQuit. Sie oaDln. 3citung"
ioll iid fol8enOermoBen gcduBert
baben: oSn ieincn SricOcns> Seitrcz
bllngen bat Snpit SencDitt it'd nm ipeit
mebr oils nm Die fatboliide Stride perz
bient gemudbt, aber in 2oubon, Yaris,
&ctro9rub uub Hom itoBcn Ieinc Se>
miibungcu ouf bnrten 8ioerltanD.
@Gbrenbbciien umflummert Seutidz
LAMB feiter bo5 Sdmert, berett nod
hefti9ere Sdld9e oll58utbellen lno
idafft, lpo5 Heligiou Ino 9umanitdt
az IHoffcu niht I'M StanDe tparcn:
Sic 8iirgihaft zines ebrenpolen uno
buuernben Sriebcns."
Cine ScpcIfc bon Wnbrib (ii6er
GuppiQe) an Die llcbcriceiihe Nah>
rt6tens g(9eutur bciogt, Die ipaniide
3eitung 81. y. g." bcridJtc bon 9iont,
bnB Der @apIt cine 9roBc |ttion ourb
ba5 @pisfopnt Der friegfiibrcnben Gam
Der porbcrcite. nm ciucn @affenitiQ>
itanO berbei3ufilbren.
Ser @r5biidof BON Yiin IoQ Sic
Nahrid)t beitdtigt mn bin6ugefiigt
bnbcn, baB Der |npIt lid Der 81 iiber>
m%dlti9enOcu S6ipierigfcitcn betpuBt
lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05
Sirdjlihe Gahrihtcn.

Siin9it itarb in ct. @aQen, S6ipei5,
GbprzS irettor 9r. S. IS. &. Steble,
elmer Der er0Btcn ltnO bcbeutenDItcn
Subcommittee unO Gpmponilten Der
@egeulport. - 6pdlp. Sob. j. Sd)0uz
bDft, longidbrigcr Yfarrer Der ct.
2aurentiua e0cn1einbe auf Yrice Sill,
Cbip, iturb i'm Nlter o sc Sobrcn.
Gr murOe in Cincinnati, 9, am 10.
Mllgult 1919 gcboreu uno 9cnob icine
Nlabilbuug I'M ct. 3aper@ Gplcg, i'm
ct. Warp's Scninur unb inn Imeritu>
niid,en Golcgium unb lplIrOe in Der
gpigeu StaDt por AZ Snbreu sum
%rieiter gelpeibt. - Sm Cobb &oipital
in Wirriam @urf, Wtinn., itarb 6err
Sob. 81. Sdrpeber, ShnBmeiiter Der
H.z&. llnterltiiBun9s : @eielihaft
ppn Wiuueiota, i'm Ilter ppu 81
Sabren. X. 1. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05
ErOgramiu fir bic Scriammlnng oes
ct. Spnifatins- Snnbcs in
Burlington.

Sonntag, BEN 9. sept.
10 ltbr &prmittngS: Sodamt, cele.
6rtrt pom hodm'Itcu Wtigr. Geo. ".
Seer. Gbor Don 125 Sttmnlet NIT
0triifbeglcitlung.
3 llbr 9tofmittaq5: @eriomm.
lung ser Trulen lutD SSlngfrauen.
Ut. Hep. Geo. ". Seer, Seitcr. Sds
men6or.
s ltbr 9l6en6s: @eriommlunq Ser
Sii19linQe. Bern Hcu. s. s. Srltne,
Setter. Chorus beItcbCno ans Sing.
lingcn.
M ontoq, SEN 30. sept.
9 ltbr @ormitto9S: &erinmmlllng
Der Glrcftoren.
10 llbr: &eriommlltng Ser
Grieiter.
, llbr 0odmittogS: @criammlrrng
Der Ielegaten mo Der Gomites.
s llbr 9lbenO5: &atbolifentog unD
allgemeine Geriammlung. 8ier Heo.
ner. Ger Sllnior Gbor BON 10 Stint
men miro cine patriottihe Gantate
mifiibren. Wtailen6or Don 120
Sttmn1en.
0ien8toq, ben 81. sept.
s llbr &ormittog5: Eontififol-
Sodamt, celcbriert pom bodJD'iten
9ii6of Gapis BON Gupenport. Die
Seitpreoigt hGlt Ser bohn'ite 9iihoi
9omling pom Ie5 Woine$. Wiaiien.
DIOR nit Srd)eiterbegleitung.
9 llbr Gormittags llnO 2 ltbr
9tufmittogs: Gelegaten . &eriomm.
lungen.
s llDr 9l6en0$: 6eItbonfett ulO
8erleIen ser Heiolution. Soaitc.
Undertaking., patriotiife Sorltelitng
unO &ieOer.
Mittmod, Sen %. Sept.
s ll6r 8ormittogs: Sepitirtea See.
Tenant iiir Die peritorbellen Wltglle.
Ser OeS ct. @onifotius -9rnOe5.
9 llbr: Sreic Sampfidiiffabrt
nadJ Dem bcriibmtcn Ianm in SEQ
III, soma.
Go$ Gomitc, OoS in burlington
Sic &orfcbrungen iiir Die Nb6altung
Der Gonpention Oe5 ct. 9oniiatius.
9unOeS triift, bat c6enfoIl3 cine Don
Den Serren @ebb. Sdupp, YrdiiOent,
q. 9cnno, Heftor, unO S5for Sertel,
SefrctGr, untpr5cihncte GinlnOung
erlaIien, in nelder Die ocutidcn &a.
tbolifen oe5 StuateS Soma erilld)t
mcrOen, ii6 5o6lrcid an Der &otboli-
fen.Spriammlrng 81 bctbeiligen urO
in melher oQen 9eiu6ern elm bcr5li.
dies @iQfommen entboten miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-05

omtlihen britii6en StatiItiten olti
1 81 3 geIdGtt.
Die britiihen GerlllIte betrogen
ieBt t6glib ctpa 1000 Wann. Die
Don 9%eutidlano, Sronfreid uno
HlrBlano limo pegen ibrer piel groBc-
rem Nrnleen natiirlid) melt GROCER.
Seer mo Golitif" in Berlin ifdBte
I6on anfangS Sllni, Dab mebr ais
. WtiQionen Solonten n1f beioen
Seiten gefallcn, uerruu1Oet ODER &c.
fangen ieten. BIS sum beltigen
Gage 0ilrite Oieie 3nbl auf Hber s
ItiuIonen geitie8en iein.
Gbellio iibermGltigcnO iino sic aos
item. 8roBbritonnien gibt jcst tag.
lid) etpa $15,O00,O00 aus, lpie Gre.
mier Nsqltitb iogt. glbcrt Wclir,
Ser &oriiber OcS 9uOget-G omitcs Der
fran5oiiid)en aammer, b%ered)nctc, BOB
Der &rieg Sranfrei6 $4,000 in jeOer
Wtinllte foite, ooer $14,OOO,O00 per
Gag. 8m. Vtidnelis id)GBte Die
Oertiden &riegafoitcn fiir5lid) auri
$S,25O,000 utO ingte, oaB 40 Gage
OieieS &riegeS iopiel gefoitet bnbcn,
mie Der gan5e oelltih E fran50iii6c
arieg bon 1S70-1S7t. Sic Sc
iammtfoIten fiir oQe Setbciligten i'm
eriten &riegsiabr iddtt Ocrielbe Sta.
~tiitifer altf etrpn 10 VtilliarOen Col
lars, oDrre Stalien, mas etlpo aIl0crt.
bolbmol Iopiel lit, wie ole gon5e
8olOproollftion in Sen lcbtcn 800
SSabren. IuBerOem belnuien ii6 Die
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