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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-05-15
o.In< ~ Great Value

Paint Of Great Value.
naint is made from the oil u
beans which grow in great quantities
IN Manchuria which is said to be nrs
and waterproof.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
GOING HOME.

There is no picture which touches
the hearts of men more closely or ten
derby than the figure of the tired man
or woman going home at the end of
the day. The fierce heat of the sun
has passed, the intense high light of
midday has softened into a restful
glow, the strain of effort is over and
the passion of work has given place to
the peace of deserted fields and
streets. 1t is normal instinct which
sent the worker forth, eager and alert
IN the morning: it is the response to
deep craving which sends him home
at nightfall. The reward of labor is
the rest which it achieves, and the joy
OF rest is the sense that it has been
earned.
The alienation Of day and night is
symbol of the order of life in which
work and rest succeed one another in
a beautiful and healthgiving rhythm.
Inc worker goes out of himself when
ne takes up his tools: he returns to
himself when he lays them down at
the end of the day. He pours out his
Vitality as the water pours out of a
hidden spring, if he is a real worker
ana not mere drudge, he gives him
SELF IN the toll of his hand and his
brains, and when night falls his wear
mess is not mere fatigue of body, it is
depletion of vitality Before he can
give himself again he must find him
sel1; and when one goes home he finds
himself.
10 a vast multitude of men the
thought of going home makes the
heaviest burdens bearable, the most
crushing responsibilities squirt to
eHort, the most complete surrender of
ease and pleasure, not sacrifice, but
price gladly paid for happiness
which is beyond price. The strain of
Tile day is forgotten at the doors which
opens into peace of perfect under
sanding the pressure of hours and
asks is relax by the sound of a voice
which is musical with love and faith
ana peace. In such a homecoming
tnefe is not only the, supreme reward
tOr the work of the day that is ended;
onefe is also the renewal of strength
ana courage for the day that is to
OrIng new strife and toll.
Inc JOY of going home is not in the
Ease and comfort that are waiting
ssuere; it is in the peace that flows
rom rom love, the stiffness that follows in
Tue tumilt of the storm, the clear at
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

mosphere in which the dust of the
highway is laid and the worker sees
again the ends for which he is striv-
ing; in the quietness of such home
the toll of life is not only sweetened
but it's spiritual meaning shines clear
after the confusion of details has van
ished. Under the heat and burden of
the day the strongest man sometimes
wonders if life means anything but
prolonged strain of muscle and brain;
in the stiffness of the house of the
home it's blurred ends, it's ultimate
achievements, shine like the stars
above the highway when the dust has
been laid.
The home is not primarily a place
for life; work lies below and beyond
it, but the companionship which trans
forms a house into home is shar
ing of the reward of work, freedom,
repose, refreshment, vision. There
are houses full of conveniences
and luxuries in which no one is at
home; the men and women who live
in them are homeless. To such men
and women as to the men and women
to whom marriage is more social con-
tract and the family mere social ar
rangement, there is no going home,
no refuge for the spirit, no place of
Understanding and vision. There is
no more pathetic figures in the world
of today than these homeless men and
women: restless, disconnected, and
unhappy, and utterly blind to the
Tragedy of life in which there is no
going home.-The Outlook.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

j about siniIation of the material used,
but in the case of Wards block ma
chine. the pressure must have been
about ten pounds to the inch, for his
wool and paste never stuck together
long when exposed to sweat, rain and
sunshine. His hat looked pluggy at the
beginning, but alas, if you wore it
three months. the brim would have
dropped away, piece by piece, till the
fragments left must be pinned up out
of your eyes. Wards pressure was
insufficient to simulate wool and paste.
into one common substance, and his
hats had no inside band or lining,
while the means of keeping it from
bullying without was a string, which
he put around it. If a man was tasty
and got a string with a tassel to the
-nds, about the loop, then he must pay
the proprietor Of the factory 20 cents
in money
Ward too, is gone and his hat fac
tory, while to the honor>of his name
and the genius he displayed, it can
truthfully be said, had you stood on
Hicks Jones observatory, and looked
through his magnifying glass, into the
valley below, you could easily have
detected any passer-by, wearing a
Ward hat. Honor to his name
We hope the chimney builders, writ
ing and singing masters, shoe-makers
and the like will be patient, we will
reach them in due time.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
PAT TURNED THE JOKE.

Pat was busy on Hull road work
ing with his coat off. There were two
Englishmen laboring on the same road,
so they decided to have joke with the
Irishman. They painted a donkey s
head on the back of Pats coat. and
watched to see him put it on. Pat, OF
course, saw the donkey's head on his
coat, and. turning to the Englishmen'
said:-
. (which of yez wiped your face on
my coat?"
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

through it's affiliated State Associa-
tons, campaign of education regard
ing the hay-fever producing weeds,
which it is hoped will in few years
destroy the cause OF this widespread
disease.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

creased through the case taken in the
water supply, and the destruction of
infected material; tuberculosis and
other diseases have found their advo-
Gates for preventive methods The
American Hay-Fever-Preventio Asso-
citation has instituted, directly and
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

An Amsterdam dispatch says that
Germany is bemoaning a shortage OF
sausage. And with the beer supply
curtailed, too, we had better not be In
too much of hurry to scott at stories
of peace and overtures.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16
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r. This is your column. Use It e
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2 ton or HbeIous matter. If you e
Il differ with us or our cOntribut- IS
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A Chapter Each on Bill eye the Basket
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-09-16

1t isn't what man owes but what
he pays that jolts him.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13
BFiitn matAlfn
HtufH alefAahl
alaata tfl Hatas ei3 ftaiAt tlt
laafH Ntaei Ntswai sist
mtht taiiNAiu lsualta

FaasaH. i wAff ofatfai
Aftuh mglbfh hgalf 4elafnhf fW
hthtail fielAaH sal uHbu iHias
NutHNfliff ~ pft9HHfa H ~
taiafnh ESQ aahma lam W im N
ntm ltmsfta aamtg btan bff
Afat hal NuNssiahHfm 9hallfm.
tlf mhdlitn b2t l3tlanatHf gn
tftt muafu Hpsh FlnnfhtaNi mfthrH
ftlilldt tRilltaflrliiift tfllauh han
hit lagitaiit ta ~ FaHtf iaf bit
Htiitn ven ehtuia afuhef Nldhalfli
hHe, mif hifltHlhfH bu Flpffu
Nfllul Vi. as6rl lTnnltuta
fidti rae AmHdls Ntifaaami
mtlhtit hsuts 5qletnatt " Shnlia
npn 1psfn unfbfH mehttfe utrtin.
tflit HuaFiiit btr Nritrn bon uns
ataridllaaeH. lluletf 9ftiadlt,
0tnpr Gbaptnt hrm 1tiuh wirocr
80 entrsihfu, maftn auianalidi BON
6riOla atlrSnt; BE etiitH nbtr a..
hieIifn &triiatluuafn, nn0 mir TO-
hen une aefuanGen, uon meitfrsn
Anariiirn a6gairbra 0naIiitc flit.
aer entluidelu in 0ieitr Sentuo eiue
arohe gbdiiafeit. 3mti diieaer
iunrOtH uon tsntidlen 5dariidliteu
abgridioiitn.
1m Champagne Iiiirift III ts an
ueridlisOentn Rnnftrn wirOer 10
Admpicn gefommeH; anr iraniGiis
idleu NHarifie wnrOtn bon nniertu
Srnppeu a6gridIIaara; Der 6eiuO
erlitt idJmrre &erlnte. Mir nab =
men 200 5ran5Oisn ssfanasu. Aber
@dluee nn6 Rebel babrn bic militG-
ridden CperatiOneH in ben gOseicn
bebinOcrt.
BON 5itliden ariresidnuplat:
Die yiniien baben fidl ans 6cm
angnitOluD Tiitrift In nDrO0itlidler
giidltuHg snriifge3ogen nno iteben
jcbt binter Dem goberflnf inter ben
&anunen SroOnDs. glnt eincm
9untt nOrO0itlid uDn 9rsasngs;
ginsen bic 9lniiea sam glugriFf iibsr.
lunrOeu ieOOdl 5ariifseidJlagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13
NfhfaIuHa bfr
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NmM t4 Ni8ft
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liffHfi So euHfftHHa t aHe
Nlang Mi'aanN NHh bst iaai
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hunA tle nralaifu eiHtr b8ie H.es
bfild.daM6tfcu UMhfnf M0ef
blut bai bsf tgaNIidHIlte fafldnhif
iN Sax eaHplfl0hi n 8Gitehina htt
dmeflianIldd gunactfefigtuna o.
nft ble lifGeae NgiltdiMa bef dirl.
bagd bganiroal ooh III bieIuagf
nod nidit 8ldhtfes befaHnt gladl
cinrr ueh arIietn ablao ipdt abae
baltgHlu NoniergHi Nuildgu Nriii.
bent Nlliou uHo 0fm NabtHeii ie
lcarnpbirie sctrtiir Brpdn al oti
brnitllnniihen golldlaiicr in 9lcyi
70, iprad Tom ieine 3idtinmnna
fir oas Noraeheu oue un0 faeig bin.
5ll. ooh aud oui cine 0ntihdoiauug
iir Bic 6nnilte 0eS ermor0eieu at.
orungen mcr0cr miiiIe 68leidl5eiiig
muroe 0em g'otidafter Dos eriu.
ben geitclt. Oem 3apatd 9eiebls
baber IN Der Naupiitaot Uicrifo @c.
neral Shlaaer oen Grnit Der gluf'
ioiinng Der onerisdniiden gicgie.
ruug mit5ltbcilcn.
8meitmieuo 9lerifaner ltiirmtau
borqeitern aegen oen giotionaIpulait
an i'm Die 0ortielbit gefnngen ge.
baltencn $50 fatboliidcn &rieiter 81
befreier, bod erreidtcn fie ibr 3iel
nidt. Gin 9liot folgte, IN Dem Der
8oli5eid,cf GctaDiD 9ertrou0 uieoer-
geito6en ipur0e; 2 Der merifanifhel
Wtor0er, Die i'm angefolen batten,
muroen nieoergeihoiien lmO eine
groBe gn5abl BON 9erlonen her.
lest.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13
Oraf @itte seitOrben!
biibrer Ser rniiiiden 5rieSenspartei
idciOet 3n nngiinitigrr 3eit
ans bem 2eben, &


2onoon t3. mars. Giner DC.
peide BON Hetrngrao all oie aeliter
Telegram So. aufoIge lit Girof Ser-
9ius SuIobi6 Nitte, 9iuBlanos err
iter 9reniierlrlinilter, geitorben. @raf
g8itte mur0e AM 80. Sult 1S49 in
Gifts geboren. CT mar Der Srga.
niiator 0es ruiiiiden Giienbdbptpe.
lens, 1893 1908 5tnan3nlitiIter,
TteI1te oa8 @leidgetpidt Inn ruIfifteit
6taatsbousbaIt ber, fiibrte oie BoIo-
nd6rung 0lrd; oarauf Graiioellt
beS Miniiterfomitees, ibIoB ols ruI.
iiicber 8copIlmadtigter am 5. Sep
tem6er 1906 NIT sSnpan ben s5rie.
ben BON &ortsntoutb ab, tpofiir ct In
ben @rafenitano erbobert ipurDe. syn
gaopem6er gum eriteti rtIiiIhen sci.
niiterprdiioelten ertanut, brahte er
Die nelie altslduoiidbe gfnletbe inter,
ertpeiterte oos NablreHt fir bic
Gei6Souma, Legte dber fttr3 Dor be.
rem @roffnung (Wtat 1906) ieii1 gInit
nieoer. @rdf g8itte mar Elm isreiino
8eutidlnnos unb ein @eener oes
iestgen Grieges; dIs ioIder ftnno er
an Der Spite oer ruiitIden Gsrie-
0enspartei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13
9iniicn ge6eu snriif !.
9ie SarOamellentdmpie
2as sdJladtidiff nsriampd1 bnr6
Oas Sener Der 9apObatterien
anker @efedlt beiett.

9on0on, 10. 9t1r5. 3as bril-
tiid)e SdIadtidiff triumph, 0as
ii6 aIs erIte5 an Der geItrigen Be-
idieBlng Der acknowledgements be.
tbeiligte, ipuroe BON einem feinbli-
den @eihoB getroffen. 0niietbe
fiel aufs ged lmo erplooierte, babel
iiIrdtbare gerbeerllngen oltridteno.
9as Sdiff ielbit tpuroe 10 id1ner Be-
iddOigt, 0aB es iid 5ltriid3ieben
muBte
9lllen 2(nidein na6 bo6en oie
tiirfiihen Sorts cine 0aenee Wiltnis
tion an @ano, 0eun iobalo iit eill
Sdiff aus StuBtpeite ndbert, miro
beiielbe cnergiid 6eifoiien. 8a5
Sort g3orta8ieb unter6dlt nuf bic
Sdiffe ein itetiges 5euer.
Q}or suDrna fino tpeitcre feds
ariegsidiffe Ser 9lGiirten eingetrof-
fen, oie 9ei6ieBlmg Der Staot miro
nun alien GrrtIteS begonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13
gQienport beidloiieil.

Garis, 13. Wor3. = Die belgiihe
aiiitenitaot g1tenport, Die bon ben
1ertiden nit ibrer ittperlten Or.
fiaerie beiboiIelt tpurbe, tit 6einabe
bolltGnOig ]erit0rt. Die @ranaten
fielen in Der gan3en Staot nieoer.
9ie Deuti6en ridlten ibr 3iel iibt-
lid auf Die Sdibengrdben Der geI.
gier, Die innitten Der 8iinen bel
gtieuport liegen.
8eitungsoepeiben aus ct. Gmer
beridten BON Der fllr6tbaren @ir.
flung Scr @randten Der AZ chi. .@e-
f6iise in Der ge9eno BON Rieuport.
9ie characterization mnroe 0urd
elm einjiges @eibob oolleros ger.
it0rt. QaiieL6e erploOierte ouf Dem
@eleiie ntb riB ein Nndbe3u so SUB
tiefes God in ben @robooen. 8ns
9tatbbous, 6as idon bird cine ftil-
bere geidieBltg bei6d0igt mar,
ipuroe in 8ranO gel1oiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13
9reiuer6anO erldliittert.

8erIin t3. Mdr3. (6unfen6e-
ridt) = Ger glngriff Ser gngIan-
Der imO 6ran5oien auf Die 9aroa.
nellen 0robt Die 8ripIesGntente 5it
eridiittern. 8ie ruiiiicbe 8reiIe Der.
Iongt einftimnlig, oaB england feline
g(6iibten III getreff bon &oititnnti-
nopel fIor betarit geben foIle. glGe
ct. Gctersburger 8IGtter erfl1ren,
has rniiiide 9oIf lei tpur 0anu pil-
lens. Den arieg fort3itieben, tpenn eS
bns biinoigc 9eripredpn oafiir er.
balte, Dab Die 0aroanellett iino Die
tiirftl1e Souptito0t unter oie @err-
ihoft giubIanos fonmen iolLten.
9as roiniibe Ylatt yBopoIo Ro-
mono" meint, oaB 0urt ben g(n-
griff ouf Die 8aronneIlen Die goilBe
orientaliide t5roge reu oufgeroIt
tperoe. Die 3eitung iparut Die 9ll-
Iierten Dor ben 6olgan ibrer &ouo-
llngstpeiie itno erflGrt, oab ncue
aonflifte beraufbeibporen tpiirOen.
0eren Gnoe niernnno abieben forne.
0ie golfanitaaten uno sStaIten bot
ten oIle llrlabe, Die ietigen 8orgGn-
&c NIT geicrgnif 5u perfoIgeu unO
iuiiroen ibre s5rlterpiien id)iisen. faas
OieS nOtDDenOig iuerOen iOate
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13

Nm. i5 all0fi uasf pafaea
tna ilfIW6nmi bai dalgfH abggb
aalasnht btlonni aeWndt tle
teh nHlgten Efippgn Sen NI'leH
db0enamn0nfH iellNnatu Hnb bon
uns btbaifab btfltdril nofeen 1no
bdlim naen lsnhlishen aHariiicn
eiono Sic shilea hahen aat fin.
aeletta oob oage tiirn@n rcrgch.
ltd iit unb ldiIeu bpu ibrcn alnarii.
ieH ob Iahe SnMlbos Can Der
qilita oitlid ben 1claassolu IN 40.
lcu) hradtr uuirrg glriineric meb.
rrrc ieinOlidle gaticrien gum
sdlmeiaeu
glad idpcrcn aampicr IN hen
aarpntben erobgrtcu mir eine ieillo.
lidjc 5uiidcn gisna itn0 9aIiaro0
aele9rnc Stellmng. .Gie uuliegen.
0en 00ben mufoen pdbrerio zines
beitiaeu Sdneeitltrms pom 6einoe
gei1ubert. gluf 0em meitlidlen 2lb.
BANG orr aorpatbcu griii Der 6ein0
uniere Sfellumgen an. lnurOe ieoo9
8uriidgetriebcn. Gs ihneit iualti.
b0rlid."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13
sendlen lniit6en in Ger6iet.

Berlin, t3. N1dr3. 9lmerifaner,
DcI6e ans Serbien bier eintrufen
beriften OoB oas 9on5e 2an0 uitter
elmer idredli6en @pibentie aniteten-
Der arallfbpitcn leioet. 9ln 6rgitell
graIIiert Ser 5Ieftbpbu8, fir meldert
es ilberbaupt fein fi9ereS @itfeL
ge6en iol. Sic Sterblidfeit lit cine
groBe, uno oild Elm ornerifnniiAer
9lr3t, g}amens Goof, lit erlegen;
aud iito - nrnerifoniide 9fleee-
rinren erfrauft. Gs iino piel ali
ipenig aerate porbanoelt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13
AbsHituttilht Iahritn
bts ..Glitl 1rlh"l
Htma aaniti asaiihfa tmaau
malh We uaglisa fhf
phfa8 ffiAalt

Fgf wins tf Aaff
5AH m 900 Ca NtNd m
HHlN N WHlf tN HhH
1 afsl r hm Mall
li.fT NNHf Nlsi Nf fh
tlIlii#H tfadH Wa H8
N iH afNN Hiff tl Fdai.sH
.WNs 8imia tf NfNeHai
'f0hf s. AmnifH NalIeFfsmHe
h iHNHbffHof ns1flNadWa
slluHN W0eAi'eNeH bahtH N0f
reaI 'eHar nAai al'atNsteH MH6 msH.
lt lfaR mif a6llm 0lHt 3u6t
N6iia 0a'f h hab mll ant n6t
u4ht haHtH mfaea bot Hlu tuf
8elbAtt
tt Willcu tta3tu mr fi
aiae laag 0ane erlal0 aH or NHHe
oou eHile Hno m bicltm Veh ianl
uah bIn8l 0ah uaierc MobIen ug.
ornilit ni Ole teiag angsn lboi.
ladilit bciunocn mtt uns in elmer
ibItn poag "a iahu mir eiue8
taaes ctu srgaidiiii ode tgnr
diaaae 8eIgie Nir bieliru eg an
muo perlnnaign sob cs Hd tibcr lei.
ne glationnliidt mlsmelic Ga f0b
Der aapitdu ST. Dab es 0as irdn30
liibe 1diii Scon lei mo 0ab 20
nit Den beiten aoblrn aiis garOiii
belaOen iei &lr 0as nitt Slide
Abrr. iniolae 0cS bobcu 5ceaonacs
tomlten pir cs nidt pagen Die auhi
len aui bo6er Gee iiger5une9men un0
ih beiahl oesbalb. NIT Dem Sean
uad Cater SsIano 5u iobreu. Il
init mir idnclcr norn1rtsfumen,
uabmeu mir ben SegIer ms Sdlcpp.
ibalL ood bebm0erte inns Dies rtluas,
oa mir Dem engliiden Ganipfer
aiIonlton begegneten. geir 5erit0r.
ten oieien iubren odnn Ser S,nIel
3u uno nubnen bort Die aoblen in
aller Hube ilber. gllsDann lunrOe Der
Sean auf ben Wteeresgrln0 gcian0t.
Gin onoerer iif beuerf6or MA.
dlenOer Wlangel mar Der al Irinf.
.lpailer. Sun onferten mir III Der
gtegenBone bei .9ernombuco. glls es
Damn Ill regneu dufillg, breiteten mir
ale Segel maaeredt ans lm0 batten
balO alle Eants gefiillt. Sierourd
paren mir ieooh etlpas aus Der
.Sturslinie Der Danpfer ger1tben nno
.munoerten inns nift menia, pl0blif)
bort Dem fran3oitidau 0antpfer 6lo-
rioo 3lt begegnen. ggir bobrten es
i'm ben @runo uu0 brodten oie
Wtannid)aft aud atf iutier 5d5iff.
Der aapit1n, obmobl Die Gage uno
Der 8erlllit ieines Sdjiffes ibm gu
Ser8en gina, lit Elm e6ter @entlc.
man. 60 atng Is tpetter llno botten
mir nod lpeitere grioIse attf8uipei.
ieit."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-13

iin0, nm Die @aIieritrnBen gu per-
tbeioigen.
9tellters aorreiponoent nleIoet aus
Retrograo, 0oB man III Der rltiiii6rn
Sauptitaot peiB, onB Gin iptd)tigeS
3etret betreffen0 Die llna6bdngig-
feit Qolens uno oie 9lnertennitng
Der polniiden 2prafle biniien alr-
gem erlniien meOren miro.
SSm Barrier 0aSolirnal" fiibrt Der
fral3oiiide 9lbaeorbncte Gbanet
aus, oaB 6ronfreid nbioInt feinen
9llibeu Don Der gl6iAneiolng oes
oeiltid]en 8onoels NIT oeu g(uslano
babe. glnr England profitiere Oa-
ourdl. iSranfreidb babe ipc0er 9lr.
better nod globnlaterialien uno dllb
uidlt Sdifte gelrlg, I'M ittl Der
Wdrfte benddtigen su t0nuen, in
Oenen GeutihIauo ieineu oroBen gtb.
idb bate.
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glnait nm eer6icu.

9unSOn, 13. 0adrs. = @rOfe In
ritbc nad)t iicl bier iiber bic Ser.
baltniiie in Ser6ien fnnb, Senn lett
8Odeu bnt man nidts ne9r iiber
Die ier6iitje glrmee bier In Grfa6-
rang gebradJt. ganr bas cine lit
bier betnnut, BAH idiuere SendJen
bort ansgebrOdeu iinO nnn bah Oas
GauO elmer 6uugersuptb enfgesen-
iieBt.
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gRittmunfs GrfiuOnna.

8ai6ington 10. @lGr8. &c.
fretdr Cane madte geitern befannt,
ooB CT nit 8ribatperionen einen
@ertrdg abgeidloiien bat, 3lpefs gr-
ridttlng elmer $250,000 5nbrif sur
g(usniiblirg Der Or @alter o. 9fitt-
mou'iden Grfiaoutrg, ein gerfabren
5ltr @rseilgung BON @aioltL 6arb.
itoffen llilO grpLoiibitoffelt.
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Tnnft hrm a1ni0.

@erlin, t3. Wars. Die IN
9ltben erideinenoe 3eitlng yaro-
nos Oauft in einem 2eitartifel benz
aonig aonitailtin odfiir, odB er es
ben Sellenen eripart babe, eiiie 9foae
gIeidl iener Der annaoier lulb eSnOi-
er 8u ipielen, Die ibr 8Iut fir Die
iel6itiiidtigen sSntereiien Gnglanbs
per9ieBen. gLnbere griediihe 3et-
tltngen fiibren aus, Der 5uritdgetre.
tene 9remier gellt3elos iei nidlt MN
Elm @egner Der 9olitif oes a6nigs,
ionoern Der 9}olitif oes galBen grie-
6iid)en Golfes geipelen.
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sStaIicn fir allc TyGlle 6ereit.

1lOm, iI6. 9ariS, 13. gaGrs.
italieniifc 9lcsiernns biiIlt iidJ iiber
Stn @erlaaf Der @erbanSlungen nit
CeiterreidJ ltnaaru in SdJmeisen.
@eriidltiuciic perluntety bah Eeiter-
reidJ.llngarn in feline Webietsabtre.
tnhg milligeu merbe; StaIien lit fir
nlle M0gl6feit berrit.
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@0m 5itliden aritasidlanpIai
glns Sem Ganfains.

gerOgrab, 10. 0lars. 9as
SaHptanartier Der fanfaiiideu glr-
NEE CAB fOlgetlOe merfmiirbise Gr.
flGrang ans: a5m Sibueiten fam
pfsn nniere Srnppeu erfolgreidj ge-
gen bic Siirfen, Die iie 5nrifOrGngen.
sSn auSersn gfidtnnsen baben feine
8efef)te itattgefanben. (Sider 6afs
ba aeile seseheH.)
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Better CFlIaiIer ileat.

9ds GbergeridJt bat bic Gntgdei.
Onns bes 9iftriftsgeridjts bpn
8onslas gpantb, betrsffenb bic Selo.
&c Oes 1eter Gllaiier, buf er aitaau.
iten Oes Gpuntb.SaOntutiliGrs ,Senrn
9 Mec9OnnlO 3m llnredlt aus Sem
glmt seuGblt lei, beftGtiat. Dies
bebentet, bah TN Sabre 1912 feine
@obl bate ftattfiaben barfen nnb
bah GliaiIer ieim Mutt 2 syahre I'm.
ger bate aaSfalIem ntiiiIrn.
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gelaiider gotidafter er6ittet ednt

8aibinston, 13. @fGrs. Der
belgifdle gotidafter fat SefretGr
Bryan nm SAnt geseu ben Or. Dpn
WaadJ III gieiu 0urt gebeten. Or. bon
Nladl bate Gffentlid befannt gege.
ben, bah Der belsiide SOtidafter
sn8egeben babe, ban an ben angcb.
liden Oentlden 0reneItbnten fein
luabres @Ort lei. Der 9oti6after
iaste, bnk, uenn bieie gebanptung
mabr lei, er ioiuuBl ais bic belgiIde
9iegicrnug yOer beifamenSitcn @er-
brebuns Oes 8esriffs 8aBrbeit iiber.
fiibrt ieieu. (0aS limb iie uGaeOiesl)
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gae6rasfa nnO gS,aiflinatun.

NaIbington t3. alar5. suIia
" Senitirgs bon Ghaorofl 9lebra
ipur0e cine sBeniion BON $40 beiDil.
ligt. Die ltniteo Gtates glationa[
gauf in Omaha nuror ais 9leierpe.
Aaetlt fir ole Central gtational
ganf IN acdrnep, 9aebr., erronlt.
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3eit bIeibt Gc5eimniF.

8dibington, 10. mars. Sieiige
bobe geaulte Ser 9fegierung erflGr-
teit oaB Die 3eit Die Dem oeutihen
Silfsfrei3er oaSrin5 giteI 6rieorid
5ur glusfiibrltng ieiner notDiqcn Ste.
paraturen aegeben iperoen ioa, ein
itren9es @ebeinniS bleiben ioa.
@leid5eiti9 ipuroe erfIGrt, Dob Die
f5roge, OF Der 0anlpfer internirt
meroen ioll oocr nidt, crit nod gtb-
laitf Der bemilIigten 5riit entibieoen
iuer0en loa. anpitdn 9iebne bon
Der gum 5infen oebradten Bart
Biliant q. 6rDe ertlarte, ais er iid
bon aapit1n Ibieridens pcrdbihie.
oct uno ben gitel 6riebrid berlaiien
batte, oaB CT nidt gIoube, bnB oas
Sdiff oen Sofeu Dor @n0e 0es arie-
ges ilberbaupt lpie0er berIoiien
Dotle.
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Giinitiacr Gutideib fit s6ab.

g1ep gorf, t3. MGra. &orrD
aen0oG 9bafp lit bon ben @eid]tpprs.
nen Oeg ibm Sur Gait qelegten Der
brebens Der gSerihp0rifng eeepi
ben Stoat freigeIprohen iporOeu,