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The Alaska citizen., 1916-01-10
Lola Is Most
 Unusual Play

Weird throughout
 That Is the statement which char acterizes "Lola," the picture play shown last night at Thorne's, as the most unusual picture ever pro- duced on a screen in Fairbanks. It Is a World Film with an excellent cast headed by the versatile young actress, Clara Kimball Young.
 The picture will be repeated to- night starting at 8:30 sharp. The price of admission will be 50 cents.
 Mrs. Lish, the milliner, has gone to Brooks with a stock of costumes for the big masquerade ball which is to be held at the new town within the near future. She Is travelling with the Malamute Kid and his dog team.
 A small boy went up to the soda water clerk and said:
 Give me a ptomaine cocktail" "
 Whats that?"
 "I want a ptomaine cocktail"
 That's new one on me Ex- plain what 1t is."
 Well. I've just escaped from my home and l can do what l like. Now, every time I nave seen any thing I particularly liked. my mother would say. No. you can't have that; it's got ptomadne in it. And so l want a ptomaine cocktail with all the ptomaines you can squeeze in 1t. I'm out for the time of my life" |"
The Alaska citizen., 1916-01-10

Mrs Peter Nachon and infant son will leave the hospital this week, or as soon as MT Vachon returns from trip he is making to TOlo- Nana station.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-01-10
BUT FATE TOOK A
 HAND IN THAT.

BINGHAMPTON. N. r., Nov. II. Miss Erna Reyes, g years old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c. Reyes. dropped dead while preparing for her marriage to Gordon Sweetland.
 Miss Reyes had not been in good health for the last few weeks. but all the preparations had been made for the wedding and she refused to consent to postponement, espe cially as she had been feeling bet ter for the last few days and she and her fiance had arranged to start immediately after the cere- mony on a trip to the California exposition.
 She arose early and while putting on her bridal gown collapsed She died before medical aid could be summoned
The Alaska citizen., 1916-01-10
23 sLlvERS TAKEN
 FROM EYE OF GIRL.

WENATCHEE, Wash. Nov. g. Jewel Williams, a 12-year-old girl of Peshastin, had 23 slivers of stick which pierced her eye four years ago, successfully removed yesterday by Dr. Summers. of Walla Walla. She was on the operating table two the eye will be saved. The snvers were found an inch and one-half behind the eye, almost piercing the brain
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24

The United States is the greatest
wool-consuming country, while Great
Britain does the bulk Of the wool
manufacturing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24
PRICES INCREASED.

amsterdam. Netherlands. June
24.-ln view OF the big rise in the
cost OF the raw materials used in the
production of newspaper. the sub
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24

ing playlets. grand opera scenes and
motion pictures in the bill. Edith
Helena and DOmcniCo Russo. Aborn
Opera Company favoritos. lately APP
pcared there.
The Regeneration Of Margaret" is
another thrcc-act Essnnay In which
the plan OF putting actors Of estnb-
llshed reputation in all parts Is prac-
ticod. Warda Howard. Ernest Maui
pain. John Junior and Patrick Calhoun
make up the all-star cast.
This afternoon and evening will
he the last opportunity to see Charles
Chaplin in the funniest of his come
dies. Police" which is being shown
ut the Odeon.
For the coming week NJ the Odeon
vaudeville acts will be shown. The
program for the first three days will
be Du Bonis an Miller in up-to-date
nut comedy and May Foster and
Company In novelty aerial act.
Little Dodo Newton. seven years old.
ana May OlOE, lCDulnH woman with
Kolb and Dill In - Million for Mary"
look enough alike 10 be twins. except
for the difference in their ages. Dodo
plays Mary when she was wee girl.
Miss Cloy taking up the characterize
ton when Mary has grown into her
teens in the same picture. This is the
first Of strong series OF comedies
written by Aaron Hoffman exclusively
for Kolb and Dill. Others will be an
nounCed as they are completed.
William II. Thompson. the veteran
character actor who already has made
three distinct appearances in Triangle
plays soon will be seen again when
he Is presented ny Thomas H. Incc as
the star OF heart interest drama from
the pen Of {. Gardner Sullivan. en-
titled The Eye OF the Night" In this
production Thompson plays the part Of
an aged keeper Of light house in a
small village on the coast OF England.
and his Characterization is said to be
one Of the most impressive OF its kind
ever seen on the screen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24

Bcckleys second test on the william
Bingham farm is dry in the same for
nation. Cnmerer and COmpany's No.
3 on the Melissa Bowman farm is dry
In the first Cow run sand and the
Equity Oil and Gas Company's No. II
on the Il. A. Graham farm is dry in
the same formation.
Near RoscvIllc. Clay township, Mus
kinGum county. the Clay Oil and Gas
Company drilled a second test on tho
Armstead Cherry farm through the Be
rea grit and got ten barrel pumpcr
This location Is 500 feet south Of No
on the same farm. Giles HARRISON
and COmpany's No. 10 on the Mrs. AL
vina Spraguc farm Is dark oil pro-
Queer good for five barrels day.
New Well In Kentucky Field.
II IL reported that an important well
has been brought in at a point less
than two miles from 100000 acre
tract held by the Kcnova Oil Company
in the new Kentucky oil fields. This
new we'll is said to be one Of tho larg-
est producers Of the fields. Drilling
operations are being rushed by the
company on its 1900 acre tract. and
It Is stated that results OF initial drill
ing will he announced shortly.
The OIL Markets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24
WORK ENDS
On the Bagdad Railway until
after the War in Europe is
Terminated.

BERLIN. June Eighteen hun
bred and two kilometers (about l 100
miles) Of the total stretch OF 2.435
kilometers (about 1900 miles) OF
the Bagdad railway have been com
pleted. lnasmuch as the remaining
400 miles are not to be completed
in any event until after the end OF
the war. the work on the railroad has
temporarily reached an end.
The uncompleted sections lie be-
tween Halder-Pasha (Constantinoplc)
and Aleppo where the forty-two kilo.
meters between Dorak and Kara
Buna are yet to be built, and the
stretch between Ras-el-Tin and Ca
mara, north OF BaGdad.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24

Lane" is aided by carefully selected
cast.
Mary Pickford in "wrfull Peggy
Is the adde attraction. This is one
of Grifnth's productions \ comedy
drama and Helen Gibson in an cpl
sOde of THE Hasars Of Helen" are
also shown. The Governors Spe,
cial" is the title OF this railroad
thriller.
THE girl with the Green Eyes" a
1--WE act feature by the Popular Plays
and Players Company. will be Mon
days main attraction. katherine
Kaelred and Julian L'Eshauge take
the leading parts. II is one Of Clyde
Fitch's most popular dramas.
The Manhattan Players in Rochester
lately produced n comedy for the first
time on any stage called Friend
Martha" by Edward Pcple, with OLA
Waldrop in the title role.
The feature today at the Robin
sin Grand is Marguerite Clark in
''The Pretty Sister OF Jose" This is
an intensely interesting story and
shows Miss Clark at her best. The
added attraction today Is the Para
mount Bray cartoons.
Monday. the latest Famous Player
production on the Paramount pro.
gram, Valentine Grant in THE In
nocent Lie will be the feature.
O.
In addition TO Little Miss Spring.
time" Klaw and Granger have Sc
cured another opera by the composer
Emmerich Kalman. called THE
Czardas Princess" now winning grea,
success in Budapest Kalman is also
the composer OF "Sari"
Mae Marsh and Robert Harron are
scoring n great triumph in the Tri,
angle feature, "A Child of the Paris
Streets" which Is being presented &c
patrons OF the Orpheum theater.
Keystone comedy in two parts is d
riot OF fun and laughter also. Both
a these features were shown yester.
day and met with the approval Of
great crowds who focked to see th'
Trinangle plays.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24
MUCH MONEY
Is Being Spent in Macedonia by
French Soldiers Say Salon.
Xxi City Bankers.

RN ASsoeiATGo PRES0
SALONlKI. Greece. June 24.-The
bankers Of this city figure that ST.
100000 ID being spent weekly by the
French troops in Macedonia. At least
this amount passes from Paris TO Sa-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24
The Meeting Place OF Many
Parts
Parts

There thousand probably
wonder in
Iee nearly two hundred different manufacturing
the great Studakcr
called the stock room Each has its particular
STOCK particular bin All
coming from all the various departments this
mere wonderful studies
and dosng the various
Itself subject sufficient
only say that the studeba the
ones have been tested and discarded Today have
There are twenty-five different assembling
lacores Let for consider
From this clearing house called
for the axle assembly
the whistle blows in the morning the axle
OF assemble
piled with sufficient parts Sudbaker
axle to complete that entire
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24
OUR METHODS OF EYE
EXAMINATION

EXAMINATION
are simple and accurate. We do not
use drops" or dangerous drugs. All
ordinary defects Of vision can be de-
tected and measured by the aid OF
highly perfected Instruments and sell
enuhc methods that do not entail
HhysieGl discomfort or personal IN
convenience. We guarantee aecura-
q In examinations and perfection In
httinG glasses.
We grind lsnses while yop walt
Snyder a Lemastsrs
EHR SIGHT SPECIALISTS
Over nlion Theatre,
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loniki through the hands of the local
Greek bankers each week. It is pos
siple that considerably more comes to
the French soldiers in money orders
and registered letters of which the
local bankers have no record. The
British troops spend only $1,000, 900
n week. as much more Of the British
stores are sent out from home than
in the case with the French.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24
Forcthought.

People are learning that a little
forethought often saves them a big
expense. Here is an instance: +. W.
Archer. Caldwell, Ohio. writes: Il do
not believe that our family has been
without Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Dlarrhoea Remedy since we com
menced keeping house years ago.
When we go on an extended visit We
take II with u.s." Obtainable every
where
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24

scription rates of the leading Dutch
papers have been raised by ten per-
cent; wnile an extra twenty per cent
Is added to the net amount OF all ad-
Vertisement accounts. Paper now
costs about two and half times as
much as in normal times here
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24
LOCAL THEATERS
HA We GOOD BILL S

Monday. Edna Wallace Hopper
and Frank sheridan, assisted by a
clever cast. will appear in the Brady
made play. THE Perils of Divorce
In I'VE acts Another chapter OF the
famous mystery drama. THE Mys-
teries OF Myra." will also be shown
as an added attraction.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24
Wide Variety of Picture and
Stage Attractions Offered
Here.

"At Piney Ridge" David X. HiE-
glns's great stage success. in Ave SEN
sationRl and soul-stlrring acts, Is the
shief Offering at the BijOu today 1t
was picturlIed by Gibson WilIetts and
features Fritizi Brunette in heart
touching story Of sunny Tennessee. a
big. smashing story in which climax
succeeds climax. and which abounds
n thrills. Miss Brunette as "Clndy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24

Chinchillas. valuable fur-bearing
animals, which inhabit high noun
tains In Chile. have been imported In
to England for breeding experiments
on farm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-24

Tunis Dean is making the Schcnlcy
thcater, in Pttsburg. where he Is man
agcr. very popular and has been draw
ing capacity audiences with an original
form Of triple entertainment, cOmbin-
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4orcSes 9eeen
5tpci 1ocitSicbc!
Satten @ertpapiere nn6 Snmeleu i'm
@erte bon $808,000
geitOglcn.

gleiD 0orf, t3. suli. - Sier be.
gam geltern bor oeln 8uil0es.
areisgeriat Der 9ro5eB gegen Sbo.
mas genfon uno oeiien Shiunger
2ouis Minoler, fpeI9e nnl 26. Sc.
brunr bon einem 9oitauto, oos iid
mif einem bon Monbottan sSsI1n0
nab gaerp 9orf befinoIihen G1brboot
befarlo, bier beriiegeIte S1de nit
eingeibriebenen Noitiohen geltoblen
batten. SsSSn benielben beforroen fid
100000 in 8ertpapieren, iotuie
SulpeIen i'm 8erte bon $4,000. Gin
&eiI Der 8eute in S6be bon $685.
900 ipuroe ben 8ieben tpieoer al.
genontmen. Die iibrigen 100000
wollert fte in einem nit GeItlt6 elm.
gepoGten 8iin0el in Den sSlub ge.
norfen boben.
Ole @tn0esbeb0r0en botten Sait.
der angeiteIlt, Inn bos 9sdfet at be-
ben, bod fonnten iene bon oemielbcn
feline Spur entoeferl.
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Jonas Dcmckrafcn
fir Prohibition!
glaf Ierebitbs geruHIaiinna iuirO
cine ErObbitiunsplunfs in bic
HlatfOrm cinSefiist.

Ges Dtoines, Sa., 10. SliIi. =
Troeoem iib q. VI. UlcWlanus ben
aeotilf, Der tenporGre goriiser Der
bier obeebaItenen oemotrotii1el
Staatstonpention, in ieincr glnipra.
de brett gegen Die @infiieung einer
grobibitionsplnnfe in Die Ylotiornt
oiisipro1, lno obgleid ein iebr gro.
ber Tell Der GeIegoten NIT ibm glei.
der 0leinung mar, eeInne es oem
0emofrotil6en @oilpernelirs aon0i.
6aten &. z. Mereoitb BON bier, eli.
nem oirsgeiprodenen Brobibitionts
ten, Oer StonDention ieinen @iaen
auf5u3luiugen.
Gos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. foroerte
Die 8erinmnlune altf Mereoitbs
Biiniden nod5ugeben uno iih in
Der glotform oirett fir 8robibitioa
5u ertlGren unO Die &onnention
nabm Den aud lpie gcborinme Sin.
Der Die grobibitionspIonte on unO
erfldrte ii6 Oofiir, oen 8dbIern oes
Stontes ons prohibitions .glnience.
men CUR glbitimmllug pieoer au In.
terbreiten.
9es Gerneren tplr6e Die republi.
fdnii1e 4ontiniltrntion oes Stuotes
beftig angegriffen, Die 9fegieruns
Bilions bod geprieien ein 8uins
gum YrimdrlpnbIen .@eies, elm @eies
iiir glrbeiter Gnti6Goienng mS
Sparinntfeit in Der geripaltilne Oes
Stdntes befiiriportet.
geionoers beftig mliroe iiber oen
republitoniiben @ouberneurs ann.
Oioaten 9aroius bcrge8ogen, Der
onob" lei, po es iid be5able, NAB
5u iein, uno atroden", no es iiG
gable, troden 5u iein.
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Srac1tSampfcr fenSet
uctjienalc aus!
9nmpfcr s9lamus" iignnliiert, Sah
er fntt; fOuntc btsber nidt
gcfnn6ea Werben.

Mtion1i, 9lo., 13. SSt[i. - Sic
bieiige Dtarconi Station erbieIt &c.
ltern ouf Orobtlolem @ege bon Dem
9onpfer Ban pagonoorp" Die
gtohridt, oob oerielbe BON Dem
5rndtoonlpfer g9famos" 0otfgnale
aufgefangen nonod 0ieier $40 Mei.
len noromeItli9 bon 8ntlings So.
Iauo im Sinfen lei, oa ieine 1lai@i.
nen In llnoroniine geraten ieien.
Der Ban Sueon0Orp" beridtcte
meiter, ooB CT an Der bonn r&anlos"
angegegebenen SteIle ongel1ngt lit,
ie0o1 bon Oieiem feline 5pur ent.
oeden fonne. Gr lett Die Sude
trot oes oidtcn gebels ieoo6 peiter
fort.
Der ygtomos@, tpelder einen Srn.
nengebaIt bon $50 Gonnen bate,
ge9orte Der gaeu gnrt s. GortO gfico
gontp1nD uno nor am 8. sSuli bon
8bilaoelpbia rlnd Gartogena nbge.
fabren. @r bdtte 15 1tonn 9e.
iasung, aber fefne 9soIIngicre an
8oro.
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Nitf ser JaeS nod
einent Railbmt0rHer!
Der Sirfns.Anseitellte Sing erHur.
bet nnb beranbt einen Sol.
IeseH aaf Der sSabrt.

Sberiff Compton bon Blair Iadt
nit 3ilfsbeanlten bic gon3e Giegeno
5tniid)en Blair uno Enlobd nod5 ei.
nem Deonne nnnens Sling, pineit
4naeiteIten 6es Cole Bros. 8irfus,
ab, iuelber Ieste gtoht I'M 3irfus8ug
einen &oaegen erntoroet un0 be.
rolbt bat.
geab ben gngoben beg GpeaiaI.
poli3iiten @iIliduis bon Der gsortb.
tDeitern Balm ereignete fih Der
Aaubr1orb Ieste geo6t i'm 8irfus.
sug ouf Der Gabrt bon 2pons na6
Bancroft. Sing mari, no9oem er
BEN 8enlor6eten Inn $S5 beraubt
bate, iein Gpfer aus Dem GenIter
oeS 8nges, beIien @1oer Die 2ei6e
BIS diir l1nfenntIi6feit 5ernalmten.
Sing mar 8ulest in 8lnir geieben
moroen.
sSn beridiebenen Counties n6r6.
lid bon bier baben fttb girger aur
gerfoleung oes @oubnloroers alf-
gemad)t.
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Paic MAIDEN Kuitc pcn
11ctu Jcriep mniicter!
Bel 0iataiuan wnrOeH seitern Gin
WtaHu unO Elm annbe bon
einsm iuldeu setOtet.

Matafpon, q. g.. f3. SuIi. =
geim 9ooen IN einem glrm Der gln.
riton @oi in Der gadbe bon bier
pnrbe geiteru Der 12-iobriee Setter
StiIlpea bon einem Soifii9 on1e.
eriffen unO getotct. Der "a Sabre
olte StnnIep 6iiber ibmomm alf
ods @eihrei Oes ingliidIihen ana.
ben oieiem 5ur Silfe, mar aber foum
einige Sub bonn llfer, ais nun Der
Sal i'm nngriff iino Elm StIlt
5lciih aus ieinem Sbentel rib.
Sros Der beftis bIiitenoen @unoe
ergriff 6iiber ben 9noben IN ieinGm
glrm uno f6lpamm Dem ltfer gu, ols
Der Sai pIoslid ietne glngriiie er.
neltte itno ibm Den Shenfel abbiB.
6iiber nuiBte iett Den anaben fab.
rem lniien unO iant ielbIt bctpubtlcs
unter. Obne 9tldiid)t ouf Die inn
orobenoe @eiabr iprong nun elm al.
6erer iltnger wionn in Die Gluten
nno bro6te Siibers 2eihe ans llfer.
Bon Der 2eidJe 0es fleinen Stiapra
mar nidts 8u entOeden, tpobridein.
lid botte Der Sai iie neri6Iungen.
IS lit oiss ons brittle DIAL in.
nerbalb atpei @oden, ooB gaoenOe
an Der Stiiite gtem SerieDs Soien
gum Gpfer eefnlIen iino.
glm 2. SuIi fpuroe Der jitnge
Gbos. @nn S1nt bon @bilo6elpbIa
BEL 9eed Soben bon einem Sai ge.
totet, uno am 5. Suli biB BEL Spring
2ofe ems bieier See e.ltngctilme
GborleS gruOer 6eioe 9cine bonn
aorper ob, ioOab Der llngliiflide
itarb, p1brenO man ibn ans llfcr
brn6te.
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Giirke1t baiseft Sic
RMReit tpeifer sitrii&!

&oilitontinopel, 13. Suit iiber
2onoon. = Gas tirfiide &riegsanlt
nahte 9eItern befnn1lt, 6oB Der
8erfu6 Der 8niien, oos 8ororineert
i'm &oufoius ourd @egenangriffe
ab5ulpenoen gei1eitert iei. sSr Re-
iopotomien Duroe cine britii6e
MISUNDERSTANDING Die audi gfer.
be 5uriidIofien ntuBte, ouf Dem lin.
fen llfer Oes &igris in ote 6Iu6t
seibIngen.
Bon Der perIiiden 5ront finO tel.
ne 9eeiiigfeiten eiflgetroffen.
9In re6ten tiirfiiden 5liiseI ser
Gal,faiusfront CAB es feline tpidti.
gen @nttpideIingeil.
Siiopdrts bonn &fdorut tpirSen
feinolide @eeennngriffe I'm eansen
9lbihnttt auriidgefbInger. Streit.
frafte, beneu es eelungen mar, on
einieen Stellen uniere 2inie su
burhorineem tpurben our9 einpn
tiirfiihen @eeenangriff, Der an ber.
5fpeifeItent Sanogentenge fiibrte, oft.
lpdrts bertrieben.
georoIi9 bonn Sihoriif f1nbpn
5dorniibel am linfen SliioeI Itatt.
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Dertra9 5iuiiebeit
peru ititC Denc5itelal

Boibineton, 13. Suli. glus
Gina eireetroffene geribte beingeri,
oab atpii1en 8eru uno @ene3ueln
Elm 2lbtomuen getroffen tpuroe, nnd
pelhen ltngebeure Streden bon
2dnoereien, Inn oeren redtmdBigcn
8eits iih Colombia uno gquaoor
ftreiten, in @eiib genomrnen peropn
iolen. Wsnn begt Die err1lte 8efiir6.
titng, bob Der 5rieoen oer in Jrage
tontmenoen gaationen eeftort perOen
fonnte.
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3n geet6aIs' OaeIiauatiun.

8albington, t3. sSllIi. - grGft-
bent 8iIion bat iid geitern General
major @oetbols, ocn1 @ouberneur
Der Banonta anual5one geeeuilber
bereit erfldrt, III fiir5elter 3eit in
0eiien 8eiignation eiit3umiaigpn.
@oetbols iprad ipieoer I'M 8eiben
lSous Dor, I'M ieine 8erobi1icoung
aus Der nftiben 2ilte Der srlnee at
berIongen itno icine MefignatiOn bon
benz 9oIten Oes @ounerneurs nod
mails ciii3lrciden, on er iid) ins gri-
botleben otiriidaieben min. Als iein
miro 0berit. gbeiter Sar.
hing aettatut,
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arieasbrpt udne RartuffeImedI.

Berlin, 13. Suli. - Der s2e.
bensmittel. 0ittator" bon gatodi bat,
oa Die aartoffeln tnopp ftno, Die
8erfiigung erlaiien, bab gum Baden
bon arieesbrot biz duf tpeiteres tein
Rarteffel-, ionOern MIR 8ogeennebI
beripenoet iperoen ion. Die aog.
genborrGte iinb boIlitdnoig genigenO
bis CUR Grnte.
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0Rniten iidl anr WnhIidlIadlt.

Chicago, ST.. 13. Sui. y 8anee
@cGormid, 8oriiser oes 0enofroti.
i6en Rotionol-aomitees, mar geitern
IN Chicago, Inn NIT 6iibrern Der
gortei 8eipredungen iiber Die fonl.
inenoe 8ablfanlpogne ab3ubalten.
gs iuuroe bei4loiien, am 1. 9uguIt
in Chicago einen 3peig oes notionn.
len aampogne-Sai'ptquortiers gu er.
0ffnerl mel6em Der Shoemeiiter
Oes gsotional.aontitees, g8. SO.
@arib BON Soma, boriteben ion.
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Sttiffspcrlmitc Scr
2laiicrtcit inn Jmni!
81 San6elsidiffc bon featiden nnS
Olterreidild.nnsariiden ll.yuu.
ten OOer MineH Oerientt.
WerIin. t9. sSnIi. iiber 2on6on.

Berlin, Is. Suli, iiber 2on0on. =
Gos Morineamt DeroffcittIidte &c.
itern foIgenoen offi5illen 9eri6t:
Su 1bgelaufeuen Wionnt Slni
purOen 81 feinolide Snnoelsidiffe
Gpier bon oeutid)en uno oiterreid.
ungarii6en 3oildbooten ODER @ti.
nen. Dieielben batten inseeiatnmt
einen SSnboIt bon etpa 100000
Gonnen. (Sululer nod cine ean5
itattIi1e 3abI tros Der gefoIgrng
Der 8ilion'iden @ilnide. Mton iiett,
aud 70 geben bic 0eutiden Gai6.
6oote Sobn 9ua an Die gtieren)
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Teniiun fir Sanptmann guhbs
SFamiIie.

8oibington, 13. Slili. SIM
gunoesienat benntrngte geftern Ge-
nntor &eeo, Der aits @ittpe, Sohn
inb Eofter 6eitebenoen synuiIie Ses
bel Gorri5al gefaIlenen 9aupttuanns
9oDo cine monatliAe 9seniiou bon
$125 5u beipiIIigen.
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GingeidmnsseIter gantnti beIdIns
tahmt.

Berlin, 13. Slli. = @ntlide
Grbeblingen iiber Die @itnnlibur.
r1te i'm Jieide bdben al Der gnt-
oedlmg bon beoeilten0en 0aengen
bon @unlnli in ben @ren3- -DiItriften
eefilbrt. Dos @unnli, 0os ie0en.
falls eineeidnueeeIt moroen lit,
uiir0e beidlagnabut ino oos Sen.
troI.Gintoufs .8iiro be3abIte ben BE-
iisern fiinf Mart pro &iIogranlut.
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;yInf. au6 Safen.@OrIaae.

8aibington, 13. Suli. = 9ie
Stub. itno Sofen.8orIoge furroe ee.
fern in Der f5aiiung oes 9teprGien.
taltenbalties I'M 5enat 1ngenon.
men. 9teielbe ltebt cine gusg1be
bon $42,8S6,085 fir 8erbeIIerltngen
uno grboltune Der 8oiiertpege ur0
S6fen Dor. 9ie 8orIoge eebt MN
gum pr1iioerten, I'M bur9 oelien
ltnteribrift @eiese8fraft au erInn.
gen.
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11,ctferbcrid,t.

Sir Omaha nno ltmgeaenS:
5don uno fortgeiebt marin beute
obenb uno S5reitog.
Sir 9eebrasfa: glIleemein If0n
beltte obeuo unO 6reitoe; tp6rmer
beltte abeno I'M fpeitIiben 2eil, fort.
geiest ipnrm sSreitog.
SIR sSolpn: aGgernein ih6n unO
fortgeiest warul belite obeno unS
Greitng.
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grbeitsr. .GutidaOianns.

@aIbineton, 13. sSuli. 9as
Observation-Disclosures nobn1 geitern
init 2S6 gegen brei Stimmen ote
Wtc@iIlicii6p.aern 8orIoge on, mel.
DIE EN- SDitem bon ar6eiter-@ -@utifG.
oiglrng fir I'm 8itnoesotenit lteben.
be 4ngelteate einfiibrt.
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iaRsAs
rHrmrTrnnrW7-Ear
gsunt ggnnbesierlat.

@nibington t3. Sali. Der
9unoesienat beipiIligte geItern oie
idbrIi6e ausgobe bon $2a, 900, 600
fir lanOpirtiboft[tde 3pete. 9os
Snus batte ben gtntrng i6on borber
ongenommen. 9IuBerbem nnbn Der
Sennt etnen Mntrog Gt, tpcno1
100000 fir bilfsbebiirfttge nmeri-
fonii6e Slii6tlinge nus Uterifo be.
nilligt iperoen. sSest fontrtt Die
eroBe Sdiffsaufauf.g .gorlnse an oie
Reihe.