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The sun., 1916-08-28
Wuyside Flowers.


BUTTER AND EGGS.
The finty way for garland sigh..
The barren Held fain would he fair,
Sun beaten path for verdure cries
L.inaria hearkena to the prayer.
IT'S there her golden spikes arise
or nectar laden, gay Tipped cups.
IT'S thither winged hunger files
And Of her honeyed bounty supa
QUEEN ASSE's LACE.
Swaying. thou. on umhei airy
To II zephyr's passing rune.
Fit To panoply "A fairy
From the bright beams NJ the moor
Seems thy web Of beauty born.
Yet, AZ 7. light one, thou wcarcst
In thy breast n blood red heart.
Joy and woe, mayhap. thou sharest
From the prick OF cupid's dart.
And art blissfui or fOrlorn.
NuSy BAgyLxyy SyEyyAs.
The sun., 1916-08-28
A FZACRANT CASE OF ABUSE OF THE
CENSORSHIP.
Mail From One American Post Office to Another Opened and Read by OIL
GERS Of . Foreign GovernmeuS.

to our nation are developing there. a
greater part of the mails pass us 10.
tween those countries and America has
been subject to the scrutiny Of Govern.
ments whose nationals are the rr.ncip,l
competitors of American merchants in
those localities.
Now the censored letter addressed N
me related to my private business AZ.
fairs. including an enclosure Of A bank
statement and other business details
nothing else. However. the matters lrc
OF a private nature which should no, he
subjected to inspection by outsiders. Ne
experience in this instance has bean
and still is the experience and tho lsk
of all American business interests IN
that part OF the world.
But | do not design this Commuuica.
ton merely as an airing Of a private
grievance. although the matter is Of,
considerable importance TO- me and also
to all Americans who live and do or
try to do business in the Far East.
want to turn the light on more sienia.
cant aspects of which my experiences
are an example.
There has been a good deal or CON.
plant about the Interference Of hclli..
erents with mails from and to america.
and the American Govcrnmen, has made
protests from time to time. These rro.
tests have rvt only been without avail
but the interferouces are hc.ug steadily
widened in application aud scope.
have seen envelopes whicl were mailc.
at Manila and scut from there In Amcti.
can sealed mail BAGS addressed IT, pos
offices In this country. that l.. mailed
by American post from one American
territory 10 another American tcrrt,r ~.
n which were opened as my mail has
been. Now consider that and Tho phi
ciples that apply.
What are the objects Of such a "oc'-
sorship'? And how can it be justified
IN law and morat by the Governments
that apply II to the American malls?
In the official communications between
the American and British Governments
on this issue, and also in a E'c,,
amount of press propaganda cnaIa'in-
from EnglanS. Great Britain attempts
to explain and Justify l"r CENSORSHIP
CT mails 10y alleging that cpn,' altld Cd,
war. in small quantities. is sent los post
through neutral countries IN Europe aud
reaches Germany and Austria or. co.'s.
y~ersely, that contrabtnd commodities
and censorahle information so pass ne.
tween the Central Powers ana the tutcl
States. our Government, has li-u'ly
taken the position that the censorship
Is Illegal and constitutes an uujus'iua1s
and intolctahlc Interference with Amer.
The sun., 1916-08-28

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN--Sir: Why
should the United States undertake to
keep peace in Iiayti' In consideration
of the numerous ind!gnities to which
this country has been subjected with
regularity for the past two or three
years. ] think We should leave other
countries business alone until March I.
1917. AMOS ID. G~uERRANT.
NEW YORK, August 20,
The sun., 1916-08-28

General Won KLrcK. who says that
the French and British have made
practically no impression upon the
German lines In the Sommc offensive.
cannot be accepted as an impartial
commentator. The battle Of the
Marine IA too damaging to NoS
KLucK's reputation.
The sun., 1916-08-28

Ambassador GERARD has shown so
much tact and judgment in the dis
charge Of his difficult duties at Berlin
that IL seems incredible that he has
been correctly quoted by the Mucnch-
cncr ZcitunD. which reports him as
saying OF the return of the submarine
Deutschland to her home port: Amer
leans are convinced 10y nothing so
quickly as success. and the captain
and builder Of this ship scored n great
political success Tor the German
people"
The sun., 1916-08-28

The scores of our rookie marks
men that come down from Plattsbnrg
are creditablc, and in Mayor Mitchell
New iOrl; has II representative at the
butts who will spread its fume far
anu wide, not because he cannOt miss
the bullseye, but because he shoots so
much better than the average Amerl-
q politician. We fancy that in Ari-
zOna and New Mexico there are
Mayors of cities who can nick coins
In the ulr and break the stem of II
wine glass, but away from the frontier
Mr.. mitchell will be regarded no
doubt as Il dead shot. The story OF
the Monterey tCal.) rockies occurs
to us, and there Is II lesson in it for
their brothers ut P%lattsburg.
The Monterey contingent liked as
Crudcly rs other rockies elsewhere
not nearly as well rs the regulars
of course. But in their ranks were
some good shots, and when they
uhui'ii'u WI W tit IulSc IoT titlF HIS
official shoot II occurred to Il WI.
to approach Colonel PERKINS, tn,
army officer in command, and get hin
to try II few shots to encourage tn,
volunteers by shooting indifferently
as he was expected to do. for h,
wore glasses and was i'm unassumln;
gentleman, apparently knowing hi
limitations. The Colonel picked up
rihe "at random" and as he put 1t t,
MS shoulder the rockies formed
gallery to witness his discontinue
rive times he fired ut 200 yards, scor
The sun., 1916-08-28

Our venturesome friend THOMAS A.
Edison is going into the wilderness for
a vacation and purposes to leave his
razor at home. We advise him To
reconsider this detail of his design.
The early days Of "A beard are full Of
discomfort for a nan accustomed Ia a
smooth shaved face. Mr.. Edison will
find that II temporary set of whiskcrs
will no. contribute to his enjoyment of
the wilderness.
The sun., 1916-08-28

The same painful Old story: three
women. two children and three men
killed by a Zeppelin raid on the out
skirts Of London. Aside from the in
humanity OF the method. such warfare
proves a lack Of ordinary intelligence
in the authorities who decree ii.
The sun., 1916-08-28

Fran NE 81 i"nts Ppf b'fH.
Tho scale % fate ,3rn'I Hs' W
Dacpkc, Car';tker ~ tE. l,p s.
sca.cs, when tao cay '.Hr Nu'
move the ma, ulur. ut.i Nl.h % "
Doepke's Job Last year nonpnr
sac nut Of the Ohio. IL order t. u -
remained at his job every Mogh!nG Jay
from morainS " night.
The sun., 1916-08-28
Lamrntable Results Of the Hot Wave In
rennsylynniu

To 1iiE Enron or Tue SrN-Sir' How
can "A woman pouncc on anothor's moral
contretcmps with an honest aest that Is
SO pa pablc us to he eNudescent and r
sist with an honest Indignation a hirt
that she IL pleased"
SIMON y. REASON.
S~wARTUNoRg, Pa. August "a
The sun., 1916-08-28

Hardly does Mr.. FREDERICK WALLING-
roRD WHITRlpGE. the Third avenue
pamphleteer. arrive home from abroad
after a pleasant vacation before Mr..
WILLIAM ID, MAHoN, the Third avenue
strike organizer, sails for England
Some of the thousands of men who
really run the Third avenue cars must
wish they could take these little out
inES,
The sun., 1916-08-28
HiseyiIIe's industrious Turkey.

From the Gidsoow Times.
Mrs. Dave l.esscnbcrry OF tho IIiseville
country owns the champion egg layinr
turkey In the county, The hen commenced
laying March ~ and with the exception
OF two days every two weeks has laid an
cgg each day. She beats the worla for
laying but positively refuses TO sit.
The sun., 1916-08-28
What Shall the city Teachers DO
when the Schools Are ClOScdr

To THE EDITOR OF THE SrN-Sir; To
hold teachers conferences before school
opens is simply IA plan 10 spend more
money for lectures, pupil teacher and
clerks. ANXIOUS.
GosiiES, August 90.
The sun., 1916-08-28

Mr.. WILSON has become so thorough
~ neutral that he looks with grave
suspicion on the American contention
in M international dispute.
The sun., 1916-08-28
The DOmcstic scale.

Knicker-What Is the servant problem?
Bocker--Ono maid gets lonesome. two
nght each other. three fight YOU, and four
leave YOU lonesome.
The sun., 1916-08-28

one OF the qu!etest South Carolina
elections ever known Will be that of
the National Guard representing the
Palmetto State at FL Paso. Texas, next
Tuesday.
The sun., 1916-08-28
An Age Old Injustice.

The Spider was tho first person TO
swat dies in my paglor. yet every one
called me cruel.
The sun., 1916-08-28

Last Fourth OF July was the sanest-
Newspaper headline.
Many folks thought we had little tc
celebrate.
The sun., 1916-08-28

Published daily. including Sunday. by the
100 Nassau street. in the Borough. OF Man
haitian. New York. President. rrans =
Munsey, $50 Nassau street. Vice -President
Erwin Wardman. $50 Nassau street; Sec
rotary, H.. II. Titherington. $50 Nassau
street: Treasurer. VIM. I. Dewart, lou Mas
eau street.
The sun., 1916-08-28

London once. l0.43 Fleet street. 49, -
Paris Office. O Rue de la Michodiere' OH
Rue du Quatrc Septcmbre.
Washington office. Hubs building. n..,.
Brooklyn onice. Room 2O2. Eagle bu'iu-
INK, 3OJ WRshlnEton street.
The sun., 1916-08-28

Readers Of THE suS leaving town Tor the
summer months can have the. dally anu
them y any part Of this country or EUROPE
oy ~ terms stated above. Addresses
AssAiged as often Ms desired. order thrwusn
Telephone 1900 Bcekman.
The sun., 1916-08-28

All checks, money orders. &c, to be
made payable to THE SuN.
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geiussnnsfar 2uOt s%deinmanDOsr.
Sol Hominieruug &DoieDelts Ser-
oefen; and SemOfrateH iiHO
mr. leBteren.

Seem gorf, ~. Mai. 9tnh III
mem gerift Ger hieiigen Gpening
@lail bat man id bel elmer Sonic.
ren5 einffsBreid)er &epu6lifaner oui
Aopt ais Observation-Disclosures
unS Burton als gi5e 4rdii6ent-
ihoftsfanoi0aten I'M Sntereiie Der
M2unitiot9fabrifanten qeeinigt, Die
angebliG ben 3ooieneIt nidts mi,
fen molten.
(6ei 0ieier 8epegliag ban0elt es
sid offenbar lin Elm Sheinmnn0.
Der. ourd oas MIR oog eigentlide
3iel Die 9lontiniermg 9ooicDelts.
Derbaat meroen ioll. Mud oic Demo.
frntiifen 5if1rer iheinen Rooic-
Delts Rominierung BIT miniden, 0n
0ann nod tbrer 4niidlt Iogdr bic
9euti6 amerifaner 8iIfon einem
AooiebeIt Dor3ieben ner0en.)
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0R nelieIfn uno o~riginenIten Mln.
ter IN 5pleau. gnbDfdppden. Gin.
asen unO oereteiden merbet ale In
ieiem Bude ge5eigt.
aae 9dfelitid,e, uehe qeiushn.
i'd qebraudt mer0eii, iin0 BARN
ntbditen mo erfl1rt. Gie I1ulter
no groB ua0 Die 4nueiiumgen flor
no beptlid. Gin je0er fam, uno.
'enn oud erit Elm anfdnger, elm
leiifer I'M Sdfelu ner0en beinl @e
rauh Oieies 9ldles.
Jebes Dtaiter 1T abqebiloet mo
rflort in Der einfnditen @eiie To-
aB Elm ieOer obne 4iisnnhme fd6ne.
dfelnrbeiten oufertigen farm. 8enn
lie nuh nod 10 .biele giIfar ia
en-. bieies lbertrifft ale bisher On
epeiene.
gu lie per Bud. gu beitenen
urd bic nGntoho tribune, 1911
3orunra Stry Gnn6o Mehr
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gpm tarfiidcn cpiHmb0nOeI.
9anss NIB ebIeInsib.
30. 6 4

91s GrgsbniE Der tiirtif9s Dpis
unernts fir 1915 mar etpa 5000 Ri
ten. Cine FiIs sntbdtt etpd $50
9Funb; bic Otta entIpridt 1,283
a~ilogramm. Die grnte fit inter
lhp.ren uno uHgenobHten HsgengiiIs
len, II oaB eth Tell bss Dpiums psr'
barb uno Elm 5eiI fhtpar8 dusfisI.
2sBtsrer lImItono 1T ungunitig fir
bas gum Raudsn uno gum gFsn be-
itimmte Opium, Da Dieles pom 6ans
bel in ~hsabrauBer obtr 6roungeI6sr
6arbs Dsrlangt IpirO. Sur 4us.
fubr gelangtsn etpa 1000 aiftsa.
Die glreiis fir 8rogiTisnnars betrus
gen 200 Bis 230 GplDpiofter fir /
5tfa. fir 5OFt 6bippinss murOen
240 sig 262 golDpiaitsr nDtisrt. Der
@elOpfniter fam runb 81 1876 gfens
mig gsreduet DetoeH.
Die Grnte BON 1914 lit bereits
inter Dem grisae, iamsntIih inter
Dem DoDurd bsoiltgteu 4rbsitsrmnns
gel. Gle sius auf stna $500 aiiteH
surud. Die Mitterung mar giiRItig
Hnb bic Qualitdt 5ufrisbsnitsasab.
Gs nurDen ttpa 300 ailten oasgss
fihrt. Die prsiIs ifslen Iif 1uf
20G bis 230 goIDpiaIsr fir Drogis
itsurpars unO $50 Bis 80 Golopias
fer fir SOft Sbippings.
Die biesbs3ugIine grnts miro aui
etipa 5000 RiItsf. gsTHdbt. 8is 8its
terung mar i'm aagemeiusn ginitig,
unb bic 2ualitdt lit b~efrisbigsnO
ausgefantn, nsan aud stipas germs
ger ais i'm 9oria6r. Die 3ufubrsn
gsbtn sessnndrtig langIom uHb FnF
nur in goittoltter Dor il6, ba Der
9iteroertsbr auf Der Qn1toliihen
8obn Itodt. Gg Gno absr. pis aus
obigsn 31bltn erTintlih. nod 9prs
rate bon fri9eren Grntsn IODobl in
aonItantinopel nie an anbgren Sill
itenpldtsn DorbonDen. Die grtiis
fparsn in Isstsr Set nuBsrprbsutli9
Idnontsno snb hinsea nidt Hur BON
angehot unb R09Fr1gs. IOnOern aud
BON Der @erlaoungsm0glihtsit mad
BEN QuslanD ab. Bsltes Drogiiten,
opium tpfet 200 Biz 2S5 Bofopias
iter fir / Oiia. Sir usut unb nod
fsadtt Nars tinp iiir8fid 155 Sob
piaiitr gssablt uOroen.
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Sin .netter, Geinlider.

9oItoH MaIi.. "a. 9tut - GoItor
Ennfael v. eliot bon Bolton, 4r1-
iinent Der amerif1niiden l~lnitarier.
9ereinianng, meIde bier lire ST.
Notwithstanding abbdf, erfldrte
getarn iii eifler Aniprnde. Dab 1t
Is germ iehen tpiir0e, menn Die
oruerifmiihen uno funaoiideu Glng-
gen Seite an Seite auf .Den
ShIahtfeloern In 8lanoern noe.
Ben miir0cn. @iele Der 3elegatcn
brafen bel oieien Nnrten III 8ei.
f~alIsrufe ans. (ltito iolde @erreu
nenit man 5eelenbirten un0 Giener
0es 6riebensfilritenD
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qntnmuha.linfnn

@ou eincrr llnfoa. Der nod gIild.
liferipeiie gut a~bgelauien 1T muir.
een geltern aber6 5err mo Jrau
.Qoitis SanfoUsfi uno 5pei iDrer
ainoer betroffel. Son elmer 4uto.
fa9rt mad 9auie 3uriffebreno,
pro1te Elm unboriidtiger 2eltfer ei.
mes on6eren glutos nit ~oenienigen
oes 6errn Sanfopgfi on Der gfe
Der 80. limo 5ornam Sirabe nit
ioldler @erpalt 3uialnnlcn, 0oB San.
fomsfi's Auto u%nitiir5te uub bic
Sniaiien auf Die StraBe aeidleit0ert
nuroen. 6rou Snnfopsfi mo De.
rcn Sohn e~rlittefl 3iemlid idmere
8erlebungea, lpdhren6 SEER San.
foDsfi un0 neiien Todter init benz
6loBen Sdrefen Daponfamen. SER
2. 8ol6itron Der nit ieinem Quto
oes @eges fam, befor6erte Die Ser.
iutqllidten mad beren @ohnung,
1920 MtIitdrD glpc. ~SonfolusfI lit
Mtitglie6 oes 9austomitees Oeg
8eutiden Saliies. CIR befou0 iid,
geifern abeno furS Dor Dem LIN.
faa nit ocn Seiuen I'M 0dliffbelm
unb 6egriBte bort meBrere ieiner
8efannten.
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GarranSa nil einen
BruC6 6er6eifd6rCnl
gerIanet mieberum bic 8nrhd5iebnHs
Der amerifaHilhen SrMppeH ans
merituHiiAem Webiet.

BnIhinetou, "a. Wlat. 90
beibt. ooB Die G%arrau8a a~eeierune
cine neue on Die gunoesregierung
Geridtete Qote borbereite, in Der ne
mieoerum nohiuht, 0oB bic nmeri.
fdnii6en Eruppca Wterito berloiieH.
Sieiiee Regierungsbeonlte erfldren,
Dab Garron5o oieien Sdritt uuter.
nimmt. nnt iein Anieben bel Den
Mierifanern onireht 5l erbnlten. 60.
gar oieienigen amerifaners melfc
Der gdIran5a giegierung bisber bic
Stonge sebnIten bate, meuoen iih
bon ibm ob, oa er %offenbnr 81 et.
rem @rlh NIT Den Ser. Staaten
treibt.
General GnnIton meIoet an oos
ariessomt, oaB Die meritoniihe BE.
~nolferune Mnoera's geeeu Die anle.
rifoier oufgebett miro un0 Den ome'
ritoniihen SoIb1ten eeseHilber cine
feinolihe Snltlmg einHimmt.
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GIeine 9%Otaina9ri9ten!

&c. 9uefingbam lit gum Bort
ter Der pom 2. bis Z. October biel
itattin0enocH Sdmeine . AlsitcI.
lime crlu1blt mor0cn. VI. $.
SdneIlberg wuroe gum Scfrctdr or,
nnnnt. Gle Au~siteaung ucripridli
Gin Rieicueriolg al ner0en.
qae Nlitglicoer Der arbcitcr.
llrionen BON Cnlaba miiiien no.
6entIih eiHen G%rtrobeiirog bon 25t
erleaeiL I'm Die itreifcu0cn 8auar.
better at uuteritiiseii. @citern gin
gen auh bic Maurer, Simmerleiitc
iuiO onocre gouarbeifcr an ben
idon LANCE borolisgeiugten Streif.
Mud Die Stoblarbeiter Dem Gelibou
Der Griten gtntior1l 9nnf iegter
geitern bic alrbcit ulcoer. marn ie.
ood beiite mprgcu pieoer tdfig.
gei Den meiitcn 9~cubailtcn rubt Die
ar6eit 9an3ltd.
Ger Gireftpreruat nn0 Die
auiitftsbeboroe Der u. Wt. 6. u.
5ielten 3ieustag aben0 ibre Sabres
periammIung ab un0 ermobIten Sc.
orge S. Gilmore gum B~rGii0entefL
q. Is. AabIa gum 4i3eprdii0entetL
Eoul %. aufais gum Shnbmeiiter,
an0 n. 9nrfe gum Shriftfabrcr.
Gienstng fono Die jd1rlide
auftion Der BON Der 8oli5ei be.
idlaanabnlten @egenit1nOe itatt.
9leielbe ergab eiilen 8etrng bon
meldc Dem llnteritilsungs.
un0 9eniions 6ono Der 9oli3iiten
einDerleibt meroen.
Ser 9iidof 6rorf SO. griifol
BON Der biefigcn Gio8eie Der Metho.
bitten . STRIDE lit nod) griltol, 9enn.,
ueriett morOen. Sem 6ieiiger giah.
folger miro gilfof 9onter Stlms
bon 9llenos aDres, argentinieu, ME
atf Der iii Snrntosa 5prings. q.
D. itafifilloenOen WtetbpoiteHfonfe.
reu5 beihlolien muroe.
Ger 5arbige @iaiam Sban.
rod, melher ipegen Ginbrlfs IN
ben 2o0en Dem empire sSeipelrn &
Glotbiifg 60, 4t6 SuD 10. 5trdia,
geiangn gerlommer ulroe. pir0
mad ocrn 3n6tbmls in Gfaboma,
aus meIdem CT am IA. September
1915 entipruHgen nor, 5uridge
brd6t mer0efi.
Ger 8eiiei0c n. s. 86ite
Jon bier nlndte Gienstng in 2incolil
III einem 3inlHer oes SaboD So.
tells einen 5elbitnorOberiud in0ent
er iid) ere sligel IN ben aopf jag.
tc. Dir Ier5te geben jeOod Der
Sofhlung 4usornd ooB Is ibnen
geIingen merOe, i'm an 2eben sl
erbalten. @bite, Gin 2~Sjd6riacr
Nanrrg iuobnt bier BET ieiner
5hmeitcr, Jrou 5ames Aeitb, 1f26
5no 80. 4ne.
abonnierf auf Die 91alife 1ribune.
0as Sdbr ourh Die Qoir.
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Sunni f%onfissiert.

2onoon "a. 9lai. @ier5ebn
huH0ert 8oitpafete nit Summit. mel.
DE aus Den 8oitinden criter alaiie
BON 9or0 zines boldnoiiden camp.
fers auf Der 6abrt bon Sitonme,
rifn nod Soaou0 BON ben britiihen
8eb1r0cu beritntergebolt rpor0en mas
rem iino am Nontae bonn 4riien.
aeridlt in 2onoon ais cute 9Sriie
tonfis3iert Doroen. IS heibt OoB
Die SenomgeH fir GeutidlanO be.
Itinlmt iDaren.
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Gcntidcr glilitarsns beid0Ren.

3irih. 5hmei8. q. 9iai.
Gilnf fran8oiiide 6liig8euge griffen
eincn celrihen Militdr5ua bel Sc
Dan an. nobel 100 9ldnn get0tct
ODER ~pertuunoet uitD feds Giieababn.
ndgen 5eritort niIroen. (gigentitm-
Iid. bob oieie Rndridt aus 3arif
fnmurit Earis liegt 5eoan bod biel
naber; man 0ilrfte nidt fehl geben.
neitu man 0ieie GepeIdle ais met
bergeboIt hetrodtet nro lie eiae Gar.
tarennadriht IT'D
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Ams Dem SITUATE.

arlngton. Ger in Der 9d6e
wobnenoe 6armer 5reo VI. 5tori
lit nad fur8er aranfbeit in ieinenl
Seun I'M Sitter BON rs 5abren qe.
itorben. Der entIdlofene itammtJ
aus Gelitidldno tlnD rpobnte fait go
Sabre In Baibington Gouutp. no er
it'd oaaemeiner ahtunig e%rfrelte.
or binteriaBt ieine @ottin uno 5
|Ginoer.
8runine. Gin heftiger SageIiturni
.ridtcte Dtontag nahmittdg III Der
bieiigen 8egea0 betradtIlhen Sha.
ben an. 3ie Straben rDareu ueiB
bon @ageltornerrl.
Elattsmoutb. Sn benz Belt bon
Gilman Bros 8irfus itiir8te 91ontog
Elm Eel Der Gribitne Elm, nobel
mebrere 8erionen mebr ooer min.
Der idruer perteet purhen. 09eb.
rere 5rnuen fielen III Gbnmaht un1
muBten ins 5reie getrogen mer.
Den.
Settings. Sic umgebung Der
Grtihuften @oliteiu, &oielono, 4pr
.uno 4ouline mur0en Wortag nod)-
mittag bon einern beftigen 9ngel.
TURN beinlgeiudt. S5n 9olitein Ia
gen Die 8ugelforner bier 53oa bod
.anf oen StraBen. Ger Sdooen iii
gludlidermeiie niht ibermGBia
.groB. - 8ilrgermeijter Mo0gett bal
cine Nieoerlage erlitter, Ocnn bel
5ta6trdt nnbnl Mo1tag obenO ibei
Iein 8eto BimDeg cine Groinan5 an
peIdle Die 8eItimnung, ooB in 9a
things MIR ID Nirtldnften beltebel
olirfen, ni0erruft.
aiblan0. @ereralnoiuoont SOL
pol 0er NotionaIgar0e pon 0ebras
ia mar Montog in 4ibtan0 urf
idloB ben aatf Don 500 bis SOC
ader Drei Wleilen H0r0lih bon biei
9eiegenen gdnoes ieitens Der Bun
0esregierullg ob. 8ns 2ano foil III
einen SdieBplas u~mseFpan0eIt mer
ben.
G6n0ron. 91idael G1anl, sSr..
pelder bon ben geboroen bon 1au
RiBer GoumtD Silo Iafota, ipegen
giebbetrugereien itedbrieflih berfolgt
miro. muroe 8ieastng bon Sberffi
Sobn Worgan gefangen eclommen.
mo miro ndd 5ii0s Gatota arsge
lteiert meroeti.
Sutton. Die 5tnot Sutton bleibi
iroden. nodoem in Der Spc3iaIDabl
am Montog oas R~eferenoum init
3iemlider M~nioritat nbgeIebrt NOR
ben lit.
aaan. Qeonaro @oo0nin, oei
5obn bon Serrn uno 5rnu SSom
VI. @ooOmin meldJe bier in oe
gdbe iUobnen itnr5te giout1g a6eni
bon elmer Bdhnbriide % fyiiB III oi
1iefe uu0 trlia einen Sddoelbrild
gr muroe nod Siour Sit
III Elm &oipital gebradt.
gr1pforS. Ger 6i1brige Cob
oes bei Glen mohnen0en .bos. 5ir
Ders muroc ggontog Don Dem 6n
eines 8fer0es ins @eitft getroffen
ons libel 3ugertdtet FDltroe. 9fu9 ool
NOR ge6roHen.
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Briten UOn Den
BaDern Uer6auen!

@erIin, "a Nioi (6unfcuberidt }
Gas ariegsantt meI0cte beiltc
nadmittag, bab bic 8riten bic bon
ben 8apern eroberten StcQunaen i'm
@inendb Giitrift ongriifem ieood
8uriidgetrieben mllroen; bic griten
bntten ungemobnlidl ifmcre Scr.
lutte on Soten uno 8ermuloeten.
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Maritberidte.

3ltfuDr 600.
Beef 5tiere, Marft 10--15 %.
Der.
Corn gefiitterte 9eeDes.
QUITE Bis bette 9.50-10.00.
Mitteim1Biac 9.25-950.
@cDoAnlide s.25 925.
Quite bis bette aiibe 7.50-S.25.
@emobnlide G.75 $50.
MittelmaBige 450-6.75.
ailhe Nlart itnrf.
Sellers, Dart itnrf
@ute bis bette Sellers 7.75
900.
3iemIih cute 7.25-SO0.
stoders mo 6ee0ers, Ilarft fcit,
Itarf.
Cute big bette @toderg $50
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INNER rein in
Den Oeut(C6en Bun0!

Berlin, "a. gaui. Gimtenberidt
Die tiIrfii6r Reaierums bot nit oer
ieniacn @lm1Hiens @erbnnolmeen
5medg 9lbidlidies zines SoH0elsuer.
troacs. Gbnlih ME er 5piibcn Den
9euiralmGftcn mo auHdnien be.
itebt. eroffnet.
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Bum Belten Der
nOt(eiOen0en pO(en!

@ai6inaton. "a. Wioi. Sic bon
Senotor Sitfcod einberihtcte re.
iolution betrcfis llnteritittuag ser
n~otlei0enoen 9olen ipuroe beiite BON
4omitee fir olsmdrtige Anaelegen.
beiten giinitia einbcrihtet Gasielbe
aomitee empfobl glcih5citia 5dune
BON ge6en ilno Gigentum icner Zinc.
ritnner, Die IN Der 3epolutiors5one
Srlahos pobnen.
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Jlli(i6en mOGen
nic6t mitmG6enl

@aI9inaton. "a. Wai. - tt6
Wann Der Electromagnetic bon Ge.
rns peiacrtcn iih, benz Bunnesbcere
bei5utreten ui0 ben 6elo5ug segen
Die Yiliiten mitpmohen. ariegs-
icfret1r gafer iii entihloiIens oieie
.tapperen Grandchildren Dor elm
arieesseridt 81 iteaen, iobalo Die
3an-G chamberlain 8eeresporlnge @e.
ietesfroft erIonat bat.
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pan0ma6an0(.Str
miro ltar6 6efelligG

8oibiugton. "a. gloi. GAS
ariegsoepnrtement mndte beiite be-
fannt, OaB auf Der enft6en Strcde
oes Banana . annols mooerne
5hiibensrdben %onaelegt rper0en lol
len i'm ocnielben gegau eiHeu plot.
Iiden lleberfaa elmer feinoIiden
Mtaht si itiisen.
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lO4 Ja6re
after Sd6arG6dbR!

Berlin, "a. mai. gei boiler
geiitiger uno forperIiher Stride Be.
ging &obert 9ooenboff. in 1reiburg
an Der @lbe pobnbaft, ieinen t04.
@eburtstag. aaiier 8ilbelnl iiber-
ianbte ibm einen eigenbdu0ig &C.
idriebenen grief nebit gol0ener "a.
ihenubr. Sod Bis Dor 5rpei Sabren
beteiIiete fid Der @reis an ben
ShieBiibungen.
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Iiegen
in cOn0On aut!

9on6on "a. Mai. Die Sci.
tung egdange telegraph melOet
beute. Dab Gr.HeihsfnusIer 6iirit
bon Billion gum gtahfolger oes Oeltt.
ihen gotidaftcrs in @oihington,
@raf bon gernitorft %auserieben
poroen lit. (5u 2onoon liiet man
oas 8lnpe bonn Strmel bero6.)