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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-05-11

Butler Trims Amoret IN : Fast
Game Is to 8.

It looks as though Butler has q
ball team again. Sunday the
Amoret team was the attraction
in the opening game Of the season
and the rejuvenated home team
found little trouble in winning.
Fred Hupp pitched for Butler
and never was in trouble. The
heavy hitters from the west part
of the county only getting four
safe ones.
Tink Ellis played first base and
it is needless to say that he plays
it as it should be played. He
batted 1000 and ran bases like Ty
Cobb.
What looks to be the real find
of the season is George Hupp in
left field. In the field he covers
lot of ground and possesses a
good whip. At the bat he stands
up to the plate and meets the ball
square. He will make one of the
most valuable men on the team.
The other outfielders Alfred Ellis
and Jim Sherman are both good.
Orear has been switched from
first base to third where he played
a good game.
Grimsley for Amoret pitched a
good game in the earlier innings
but tired toward the last and had
to be relieved.
The Amoret boys are bunch
of clean, gentlemanly ball players.
The Score.
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Butler -OO1321420 10 ID 6
Amoret OOO30O21O 6 46
A new grandstand has been
erected and wire netting placed
around the side lines to protect
automobiles from foul balls.
The infield has been scraped
and leveled until it is as fast as
they make them.
Next Sunday the fast Fl. Scott
team will be here and one of the
best games of the season is ex-
pected.
Evening journal., 1916-08-25
$4,000 MORE FOR
CITY PARK IMPROVEMENT

According TO the report Of City
Treasurer william j. Highheld. pre-
scented TO Council last night, the city is
still flush" the bank balances total
ing 1888, 1881. Out of the amount
the semi-annual appropriations for the
twelve FIRE companies was ordered
paid and the following payrolls ap-
proved: Police. S9,2S44S; Council
S275.26. and miscellaneous, $4.SS2.42.
Council also gave the first and sec
ond readings to an ordinance author
izing a bond issue of $4,000 for the
improvement of park lands. William
p. Bancroft. president OF the Park
Commissioners, who was present,
started to explain that this resolution
should read for the purchase and inn
provement OF park lands. when Coun-
Gilman Draper said that this subject
would be taken up at the proper
time.
In a report Of the committee of the
whole, Council stated that the former
office Of the city treasurer in East
Sixth street had been offered to the
military relief committee Of the Rec
Gross as an Office until the city
need the office. A request for such ar
once had been made by Mrs. II
Fletcher Brown for some time. Mrs
Brown asking for an office in the
old City Hall
The Board of Water Commissioner
was allowed $4,000 to pay on &C
count of the contract for the improve
ments and extension to the waite
| system.
Evening journal., 1916-08-25
.254 BLIND EARNED
S2,346.9 81 LAST YEAR

cash balances amounting 10 S2r
s4s 81 are now on hand for the care
of the bind, according to the seventh
annual report Of The Delaware Com
mission iysst issued. The report shows
the earnings from the cash sales to
he sS.147.4S; receipts from State APP
nroprlations, $4,000; city approprl-
ation. $500; from State for appren-
tees $500: other gratuities, N,1lO.
The total disbursements were $lO'"
91O.57. Private donations amounting
10 1928 have been placed with the
Wilmington Trust Company to the
credit OF the building fund and Tor
the liquidation OF the mortgage
All the show departments show a
Gain over the cost OF material ano
Inc hire OF the blind labor in the sale
of goods manufactured. The only
execution 10 this, the broom shop,
has a deficit Of S163.16. The total
EXPENSES of running the various
shops was st,99e10.
The blind shop gave employment
to 10 or 10 blind men on tht
PREMISES. Three men we're given WORK
al their homes and three men were
occupied independently of the shop
Fight women were given employment
three at home and five at the shop
The output of the shop was l'44:
rugs. $50 yards Of carpet, l,SOa
chairs reseated. 1919 dozen hroom'
sold. 262 baskets made and III chairs
repaired.
There are 254 blind men in the
State.
Evening journal., 1916-08-25

family. al Delaware City Mrs. Anna
Berry. OF Wilmington IS the quest
OF friends here.--AIiss Mary Naudain.
of Middlotown. visited her sister.
Mrs. Thomas Ford last week.-Mrs..
William Phillips was recent visitor
with friends in Chester, Pa-Mr. and
u Northumberland shrdlu cmfwyp
Mrs. John Webb. Of Wilmington.
were recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. HAIRY Lightcap. The Rev. II
c.. shipley and family are at Wyom
ing spending part OF Mr., Shipley''
vacation with friends Miss Viol'
Smith has returned from Philadel
phia.-Miss May Enos Is the CUES
Of friends AT Wyoming Mrs Ear
Ward is at RoXana. Md. Miss Heller
Bolten, Of Galena, Md, Is stayinl
with her grandmother, Mrs. John W
Mccoy.
Evening journal., 1916-08-25
COUNCIL WOULD HELP
FORMER CONVICTS
Favors Cooperation With
Governmental the En-
ployment Bureau Idea
DEMOCRATS
OPPOSE PLAN

Branding a resolution presented TO
City Council last night as being use
'ess. John J. McGoldrick led a bitter
,erbal battle against the measure
With President Of Council Henry c.
downward, who presented the mo-
lion. The resolution provided for the
cooperation of the United states
Government Employment Bureau here
With the warden Of the New Castle
County Workhouse in obtaining work
ers from the institution on the COM
pletion of their terms of imprisOn-
nent. The resolution had for its
end the regeneration Of former con
'icts, and the sense Of it was for the
local bureau TO confer with the war
den Of the woTkhouse on the subject
Of employing the men and women
whose terms are expiring and to sup
ply the warden with out-of-work
blanks. to be filled in by the prison.
srs. II was likewise suggested that
the bureau which is furnished with
the services of a stenographer at the
city's expense. be asked to furnish
Council with a monthly report of the
work done among convicts.
The resolution was adopted but
not before Mr. McGoldrick and Mr.
McDermott had argued against it..
Every Democrat voted against it,
President Downward explained
that the officer in charge OF the local
bureau had said that 100 men could
be used at once, and that as tho
stenographer now employed had lit
lie to do. the reports could be made
out and furnished Council.
Councilman McGoldrick said the
resolution was useless at this time,
rs every industrial plant in this sec
ton was crying for help. and those
men who we're being released from
the woTkhouse could secure work.
providing they could be fed and lodg-
cd until they obtained their first pay
The proper thing. Councilman Nc
Goldrick said, to do. was to care for
the former convict until he is able
to support himself.
Mr.. McDermott pleaded with Presi-
dent Downward to defer action or
withhold the resolution for one week
until the people had a chance to be
heard on the subject. Councilman
McDermott explained that he had
opposed the city cooperating with
the Government bureau. because II
had not been shown that The labor
bureau was approved by the. labor
unions Mr.. McDermott said ht
favored the uplifting of the fallen.
Mr. Downward. in reply. said hi
was surprised at the narrow View
. Of the members who opposed the
resolution.
Mr.. McGoldrick took effense at the
reference made TO his narrow mind
edness. and shouted 81 will contribute
toward a fund 10 assist the fofme
convict until he secures employment
will you?" Mr.. Downward made nj
reply to this. but called for a vot
on the motion, which was adopted.
Evening journal., 1916-08-25
LIGHTNING BOLT MELTS
CARPENTER DOCS CHAIN

Harry Pierce, OF Carpenter Del.
tells Of a freak Of lightning at his
none Pierce says he can bring wilt
nosses to substantiate his story. mir
aculous as il may sound We avs
y was sitting az a window looking
out upon the rear yard OF my ,.r.
on Wednesday when. during the
thunder shower that came up sud.
denly, a terrific peal OF thunder. ac-
companied by a brilliant fash Of light
ming. startled me heard my big fox
hound. who was chained to post
near his box, give one of the most
unearthly howis that ! ever heard.
The next moment when the glare OF
the lightning had faded bit. ] look
ed out and saw my hound tearing
Evening journal., 1916-08-25

down the road like mad When tho
rain had let up some went into
the back yard and found that the
lightning had cut the chain that held
my dog, as clean as a tile could have
done &C."
Pierce says he has been hunting
nigh and low for some trace Of his
dog. but he cannot find the dog. either
alive or dead The dogs chain was
melted by the lightning. Pierce says
and he cannot understand. how any
thing short OF the miraculous could
have released his dog.
Evening journal., 1916-08-25
ODESSA vISITORS.

Special &C. THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ODESSA. Aug. 25.--Mrs. Robert
Mobray, Mrs. Joseph Hampson and
son and Mrs James A. Melvin. Of
Baltimore, Md, are visiting their
mother, Mrs. Leonard Gilch. Mrs.
Elizabeth Long is spending the week
end with her son, Frank Long and
Evening journal., 1916-08-25
MIR. FERwEKnA ACCEPTS CALL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del Aug 25.-The Rev.
Flors Ferwerda. OF New Jersey. re-
Gently called 10 the pastorate Of the
Dover Presbyterian Church. has ac-
ceptcd the call and is moving hia ef-
fects in the Dover manse on State
street He will preach his opening
sermon on the FIRST Sunday in Soptam-
her.
Evening journal., 1916-08-25
APPLE GROWERS TO CONFER.

DOVER. Del. Aug 25.--A confer
ence Of apple growers of Delaware
has been called for Wednesday, Au-
gust 3d. the meeting held held under
the auspices of the Delaware State
Board OF Agriculture, for the purpose
of creating a greater interest in the
grading. marketing and packing OF ap'
pies under Delgwares new packing
law.
Evening journal., 1916-08-25
SWEET BRIAR CLUB BAZAAR.

Members OF the Sweet Briar Club
will hold their annual bazaar and
bake on the lawn Of the Talley Mis-
sion Chapel tomorrow afternoon and
evening. Ice cream, cake. candy and
fancy articles will be for sale.
Evening journal., 1916-08-25
RATIFY RIPARIAN LEASES.

Riparian leases amounting to $685.
1870. held by the DUPONT Powder Com
pany. at Pennsgrove. have been rati-
fed by the New Jersey State Depart
nent of Commerce and Navigation.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-07-20
8aibingtoner grief.
Gar ben ~9eutlder SerolT J

8aIbington IT. ssSlli. -
Ser Br1iioent bot ben @unlh &c.
Gubert, oaB Der aongreB fih 10 balo
tpie n1ogIib bertoae aber penn aud
oos Suns Dos Legislative Brogromlu
nobe5u burhgefiibrt bat, 10 fnnn bos
bcn senot lliht behauptet merben.
gtnige fpidtige gors1geu barren nod
Der grleoigung. Announcements onsu
iseroes genlaht lperben, ntiiIien on
Gonferens-Gorlitees beioer 9alIer
berDieien iperoen unb bic 3uitiHt.
iHung oes 9auies erbalten. 8ariiber
aber neroen @od,en nerseben. 4or
Mitte IuguIt biirfte an cine 9erta.
guna bes 9ongreIies nidt 81 benfen
fein.
9oB Der graiioeitt bieI lieber obne
aonoreB re9iert, lit felbitberitdnolid),
sunlal Die merifoniIhe ariiis bod
niht 10 glatt perlalfen a., iuolen
fheirt, nrs es bor ipei1igen Togen
nod oen Qnibeia bate. Danho Bino
tit pieoer al einenl Madtfaftor tn
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-07-20

Anierer Rohbor-Hepublif geporoen,
uno bos bebel1tet BEL ben1 nil6en
Soiie oes ganbitenfiibrers eegen bic
o@ringoes" nibts 8ttes.
Mud geben oes BON ben aQiierten
aetroffene Sanoelsabfontn1en, tDelbes
Sronfreif, 8eIgien BroBbritannteit
Stolie,l Sapor, Rortlgal. RubIano
u1tb Serbien 5u gegenteitiger nnt-
ihaftIider uno inbuftrieler Inter-
ftiisung berpfIihtet uno alpeifellos
auh 9anbeI uno Snouitrie nelltrnler
2d1oer fhlper beeinfrahtigen oitrfte,
nno niht Ieoiglih ons tuirtIhaftlihe
2eben Der oeutihen gerbarloeten, 70.
lpie oos giinonis 3ipiiden Sapon unb
NuBIono, Oeiien Grlh5ipef offellbar
Die poaiae geberrihuna gbi,tns unb
bag 4nsfho[ten oes prinsips Der Of
fenen 9iire it,, 81, ernIten geiorgnif-
ZEN fir bic 5ufiinftige ipirtfhoftIihe
erltpidelung Der Ser. Staaten an.
loB.
Ger ouf 9erarlIafiuns bon Senator
Stone eritattete geriht oes Staafs-
1eparten1ents unb Der ainerifaniihet,
gotihaft tn garis geitaftet 5lpar Tel.
,,en Haren sdluB iiber oie Dirfana
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-07-20

oes noeIs,abfomners Der aatier-
ten ouf unIern grport, ober es barf
ni1t tpurtoer nebnen, lpa1n es fth In
3lrtunft berousIteIlt, Dab oasurd) ben
Ser. Gtoaten Wedrfte perihlofierr
perben, Die fir unfer tptrtihaftIihes
2eben bon groBter geoeutltng fino.
Gin geridt iiber bos ruiiifd-iaponi-
lGc 8iiaonis Itebt nod aus. auh
bon oieier (5eite lit, nie senotor
2eipis bon ssllinois, Der bic eripdbnte
4uffldrlng erbat, berporbob, i1idts
8utes al ernoarten. Ger SaRoels-
frieg Der aaiierten gegen bic beitt.
ihen Berbiinoeten, beren SanbeI, eSn.
buftrie liao S,htffsperfeIr Elm Dernih-
terber 5hlaa beriest neroen ion,
oiirfte oie Ser. Stooten gleibfolls alf
bas Sdperite treffen.
9ei Der 6iotten-8ebotte i'm Senat,
In tpelder es fid I'M cine eeipini-
gnng bon 100000 fir bos am
4. Suit beoonnene 5isfaliabr banoeIt,
uno tpeitere $273, ,t8O.576 fir bic
beiben folgenoen Sabre, bieIt Sena.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-07-20

gl(e Nnseid)cn bcnten oarauf BilR
baf SnS ll-tSrnd)tIdliff rSentIdlanb"
entlueber idUn abgefa1ren lit pber jes
ben Wpment ieine 9iiifreiie antreten
mag. Gs tit araagritn augefrtden
uuroen, nm bic Rccrcsfarbe ansn-
nebmen. Die amerifaniidDen 3erit6-
,rer y9raptpu" unb rSpanlbing" ba'
ben unter neritegelten Srbrcs bic
Marineluerfte in Gbilabclpbia nerlai-
len. Wan bcrmatct, buf fie ild)
ssefs Observation-Disclosures in Ser
biubung NIT ber4bfabrt Der r9eutIdl-
Lamb" nah ben Sirginia Sapes begc-
ben bnben.
Dtebrere Suusesicnatpren hatten
bic y9entId,lsnb" pur ;hrer cutI. ab,
reiie mod beMhsueiie inipiSiert. Gas
Sdiff bate feline 8ptIdaft bes 9ai-
Gcrs fir 8ilipn unb nimmt uebcr
9aIfngierc mod Epit NIT. Sin pei'
teres ll-5radytbout, bic Bremen" !,
iuiro ebeafaQs in etRsgen Sagcn cr+
mnrtet.
Der SGpitGu zines ehen in Reu
9prf nngefpnmencn Samfers erSGIlt,
baf Gnglano inn TermeIfanul cine
Tlutte ppn &rtess sldHffen nRb Slider
bampferu, iSiuie Ncte berett Bdbc, nm
at DerindJcu, Die rSentihIano" 81
fangen.
QapitGn G0nig gcitattcte, bnf fuls
oenoer AbI6ieOsarnf in Itinem ga.
men IN bic 8ep0lferung Scr Scr.
Staatcn nnsgcgcben iucrbe: nS6r
Qanh anb Shire Staht sefallt mir iehr
nnO ih buffe, bnlb suriif8RfummeH.
9ic 2ente in Baltimore itn6 iegr
f,,c.t 81 49,; u !!y 4 i, .,eH,sieu."
2luf bic Nrage, Ob cs cine &erIebs
nng beg &6Ifcrrcd)t8 mdre, iuenn bic
y9cntTdJfnn0" Die 9reimcilcnsOne
nnter &aiIer snriiflcgen miirbe, er-
flGrten Seamte beS StantsOcpartc-
ment$, haf fie nidts Oage9eu ein5us
men6en fiuben f6untcn, 10 lGnee bic
8cuegnngcn beS SdjiffcS nid)t bic
iibriec Sd)iffnbrt scTalroen.
9ns Staatsamt erflGrts, oaf Ime-
rifa fdD fir bus Saudbopt anfcrOrs
Oentlidl iutereiiiert uub berlaraca
miro, bnf bem 6aBrscng icoe &ata
iid)t gc>uabrt nirO, bic eiHem San.
belsId)iff gc6iiBrt. Sollte es aefas.
scn iucrSen, 10 Dir6 es bns 3eaDt Der
llnterinhHug 6eanfpruhsu f0nncn,
unO ir9cnO Gin &crindL Da$ Shiff
nnf ungecblidDe 8ciIe at 5erFOren,
tpitrbe bOn bieIcr Gegierung 9eabnbct
Ucrbcn.
rGentIhlano" lit nntcn - nGb
bod i1nmer pben.
9ie p9entld)lanb" bat burdj iBren
Gleingeluinn anf i6rer erIten 6akrt
bcrcits 10 biel einaebradlt, bah bic
&anfplten bes SdDiffcs baburfl Ihou
Geceft finb. syerner beikt es, baR
bie gauseit fir bie y9eHtidDlanb" me.
niger als iedIs Wuunte betrogen 6abc
nno baf bic Syirma, bic bas Sdliff err
hante, NIT &erlangen uadl Nnnabme
bonTrndyt ii6crfIntct iutro; 10 iuiiuIfit
Elm Grpprtenr aAcin HanR fir co.
600 SAP @ter (?) nnn biele 2ente
n6flten Srtefc TcnOen,
Sm britiiden Sauie Der 8emeincn
forOertc Spgn Gillpn ben SriegsBnn"
Oelsminiiter Curb Gubert Gecil auf,
Sem Garlameut nnnersiiglid ben 9to'
tenlpcdiel slpiiden ben 2esicrnnscn
in Qonbon nnb in 8aibtnston itber
bic fSrage Ses Statns Sss oentiden
ituteriee Saubelsidtffes pSeatia'
Lamb" nursnlesen.
9aF bic britiIdae 8esiernns, int
Ginperk kanbnis nit sronfreidl, bic
,2pnooner 9eflaration", iuelbe II. q.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-07-20

Elm uno NIT elmer oireften 6ront bon
Ror6en nod 5iioelt. (3nm belIeren
&erIt1nonis iellten Die 2eier Die
8ruppierung auf einer2anofarte ber-
folqen.) Ser @nbpuntt Der oitliAen
Sront I'M Siioen mar Die oiterrethi.
Ihe 9lruuee ul1ter General Bflan3er.
Der er1te 0urhbrltd Der Rltilen
Iollte ourh eineu 2(ngriff IN Der 8es
|qeno bon Homno mad 2uS t
'oiele genannten telttoniiben armeen
bon 0en 0clttihen (&inoenburggruppe
|uno Die oeS Eril13en 2eopolb bon
8aperrD nor0ltd BON ben Brtpet'
|Siin1pfen db1bneioen uno Die Seiter-
reiber bann in Der gtoroflanfe poden.
Ser 3neite ruIliibe 9urabrlth in
Der InrnopoI Oegeno foHt:
&eutbcrg, Die SQl;pitfitaot 8aIi5ien8,
Dieber in rltiIiIde Sdnoe brtngen.
3ie brittle uno pihttglte 9urh-
brl,d8beriuhSattofe golt Der gSieoets
etnnQ6ne bon 6 bel.
Rieie oretfode beriuhte 9urcb-
brehung gelan9 ieood - 10 melt -
ni6t obI6on Die Hulien fait 2 Wttl'
lionen SoIooien 3ur 8erfiigung boz
ben IoIlen, al 10 cine nebr ulS fiinf'
fu6e lleberma6t. @elQnq nidt me.
gen Mangels ou Sfii8ieren, Oil Client
babnen, INN Sruppen ihneQ auf mid
tige 8ldbe 5u perlhieber, une bel $50.
bel geIong tie nidt, meil ben 0fnlien
nidt geniigense Reierpen 5ur 8erftts
gung 1t1noen, INN Die @rfolge Der err
item bier5e6n Gage ous3unuBen, rno
neil Die rliIiihe 9lrnee iiiolid Ocm
GnieIter inruer in @efabr itano, bon
gtorOen in Ser 6Iante gepoft 81 1Der"
Den, lolonge Die Strppa-JroHt in
oeut1hem 8eItb mar. Gies ertldtt
audi Die bortnadtgen NIT mehIelfts
Dem Slid in 53ene seiebten &Gmpfe
in oortiger 8egeno.
9(ebnlih rpte i'm @eiten 9elong Ser
0urhbruh MIR teiipeiie ltn0 allf
fl1r3e Streten, lnb Der ou6enblifIib
herrIhen0en berbdItntsutdBigen gf1the
neroen meitere 4Qupfe ebenio imSit-
Den folgen, mie iebt In Ser Riga-8e.
gcuo neue bittere 4Gmbfe 8piiAen
ben 3riien un0 Der 9in0enbltrg-
@ruppe ousQebrohen itn0. GbenIo
beftiq miro in Der 2ipo-@eqenO GEE
fGnpft mt0 a1d3 bier mltBten 0eut-
Ihe Eruppcu - hoffentlih nNr Dor"
sotrgeE,uafS a,.. @.s.s Eaeshel
60 tueit fino Sic oeutl6e1t 2inien
inn Often nirgeno5 ernltItb surbbroe
den, mob1 3uriidaeboge1t, 1tno menn
0oS offi3ie[le Gudano nu6 jeBt pie-
Ser, lDie eS ocn 2lnl6etn bat, ieiH
MenIhenmQtcrial ebenIo riifittht8lo5
un6 in bltn0er g2ut opfert, tpie im
9tnfong oe3 &rieges, Damn miro audi
I'M Often Die Offenitbe ebenio enOQitl-
tiQ All Sfun0en sper0en, Dte I'M 8ca
1ten.
2oBt uns 9(ue boffen, baB beutibc
@rooour unb Deutihe8 militariideS
Wenie bon neuem Wteilter mer0en,
un0 0aB Damn cnolid Die fur6t6are
Observation-Disclosures eingeIteIlt miro.
s.. Q.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-07-20
Seine Ginfn1r bon Sier meBr nadl
SDlua!

gthter Siren BON goone, Sopa,
euti6ie0 i'm GiItriftgcriht in 9antp-
ton, 0aB Bier nnb 2if0rienOnusen,
Iuuie Iic mtttefit stuiidlcnitaatlider
Transportation in ben Stant Song
gelongen, iofort ltnter Die 8cieBe 6es
Staate8 fontnnen 1n0 bober inn Staat
ntd)t ,ueitcr berianOt luerben SiIrfen.
Gie8 be0eutet, boB Die 8aBnen nnb
GrpreR= R=0eicllidDuften tpobl berecbtigt
limo, Dcrarti9e 0etrGnte nn6 Dem
Gtoot ein8ufiibren, ite ieood) ueOer
metter befGrocrn nod a6liefern Oitr-
fen. Der 9ttdter gab obige3 llrtetl
in einen Gro3eB gegen Die 9antm
8rauerei bon ct. EuuG, Die 0tinned-
polls uno ct. 2ouis Giien6abn 1uto
gegen Die aooms GrpreB So. o6, mel.
DIE ongetlagt iparen, in 2atinter, So,
gegen Dos 8eieb berauIbenoe 8e-
trdnfe empfongen unb sum perIonlt'
hen 8ebrauh meiter geliefert 81 bo.
ben. 2out bieIer rihterli6en @nt-
ibeibung, gegen tpelde OH -bos itoot-
lihe Sbergeriht oppeIliert iDerben
miro, 1T ieber @eriaRbt alfDboliIder
8etrGnfe tn espiua nntfGelid). ane
Qnitrengrtnoen Der gertrete Der gn-
geflagte1t, ben Soil an bic 8unoesges
ridte 81, iibertpeiiet l9lugen febl.
8oIi3eiipisel iiberfielen in Dabena
ort. Soma, loft brinf porlors" 1lrro
folsen IN oen meiIten @bisfeD nr0
Bier. g8ir nerben nod naber oarouf
5uriidfunnlen.
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Gonarekmann Dillon bat int Son.


IgreB cine gnborgo-Bin auf 8uh-
|uno Drufpopier etngereidt, iDdbreno
Die rationale Srganifotion unierer
3eitlnssberansgeber cine RongreB.
Iunteriuhltng pegen bte Bopierfabri-
fanten berIangt. Canada bat bereits
Elm embargo ollf Rapier aufgele9t,
|ndbreno unIere eigenen patriotiIhen
Observation-Disclosures lire 2iebe 81 ben
Observation-Disclosures baourh be-
|tpieien haben, oaB iie trot bes fanaoi>
ihen ginfubrberbotes Millionen BON
Eonnen nah Dem anslatlo 9eianot
|nnb bic obnehin fat iinerThpingliA
geiporoenen 8reiie iilto ben Hapier-
n,angef f1oh erbobt baben. Menn
0iefe 5adlase anbdli, bann miro es
ben Serausgebern bon 3ettungen bi-
reft ltnnloglih oentaht. bic iebigeil
5nbifriptioasraten anfreN al er-
balteu.
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uur brm Ss,4tsf;e as.4 AEtt @er- StGatefi
nno SentidlanO nnter5ei6net lunrOc,
alien Gertrdgen Sahii jpred)eub rid
iidDtslps beiIeite Tebfe, am beIonbers
Sentid,lnn0 cmfinoIit) at treffen, 1T
bcreits bertd)tet iuOrnen. Gn8lanh TT
nber nod, ipeiter gcgnngen. Gs iuirs
cine Qiitc pOn 10 bis 50 8eId)aftsfirs
men in ben Ser. Staaten Dcr;
Dffentliden, nit oenen SeipObner oer
Ser. S1nigreidDe fetnen Saubel trei'
ben bHrfea. 3ns iF bns eritemal,
bak amerifaniidlc Sirmen anf Die
yid)luarse 2iite" geiebt luerbcn.
9a nod feline aasfiibrlideu Sin.
sclbeitcn iiber bic StrIlnngnabme Der
britiihen 5egiernng befanut itRb,
fann bas StantsScpartement in
8aibingtun mod nidDt entideiOen,
sueldDe Sdyrtttc es ersretfen iutrb.
Gs uiro aIs Elm Harer 8rnnbiats
bcs &S!fcrred)ts beseid,net, hak &C.
IdDaftsfirmcn bic NattoHalitdt bes
9aaoes annebmen, tit meldyem lie an'
IaIiia itnG. Ginc amerifaniif)e Gor.
ppratisn lit, Ielbft Of tie bon unslan.
6iid,em Slapitaf fpntroaiert pirb,
Snm Sd,ut Der 8nnbesregicrnns be-
redJtigt. 9lctdlseitta lpirb aber ener-
fau1t, bnR Gnalanb has Gedt Aat,
ieiue 1tntertanen sa in Aitruieren, nidt
lEit feinblid)en Hntertancn SanbeI an
treibta. Die 8rnnOiabe ocs 8eIebes
iiber ySaabel NIT benz tSein0e" fnb
bcreits 0egenftanb zines mtrf1tngslOs
aeblicbeuen Gorteises ieitens Der gee.
Staaten gelueieH.
Guglaub bat feruer tuHber bas Gra
.iadeu bes nmerifaRilfben 9iOten
Srcnses ubgcld)Iagen, 9iote Greus.
g1nterinlicn nah 9eutIdjlan0 nnO
CciterrcidJ fenoeu Su bitrfen. SSu 6em
amerifnuiIhen GrInden bief es, baR
bic Yrtifel nidt fir militariIfjcn Sc
6randy beFtmmt frtcn. 9nsn iagt
Sir greb, bnf bic britiidc Neaiernns
fcinc ltrIGd)e 5n Der Nnnahme int,
oaf Gin abIoluter Nfaagel an iuld)en
NrtifcIn in 9e1ttIhlanb nnb Sefer-
reid berrIht.
Die gllltiertcn=CfFenHnc auf 6eibcn
SSronten.
8e<fu, brahtIus uadl 5asuifle, 10.
SuiI. - 9iniiiid)e Irgriffe in Der
@eaeub rueNiih unb Iiibueitlid 2ntsf
pHrSen, iuie Dit Gberfte Seereslcis
tung nnfiinbigt, b6I;a a6geihlagcn.
SHbfid) nno liibOitItdy 9tiga ietten
Die &uiien lire itarfe Sffeniiee fort,
abcr tire 9lngriffe braAen Dor ben
Sentiden 2inien suiammen, Dber he
mnrocn an ben SteQen, iuD bic 5inis
len in bic bentihen SdiItengraben
einecornnaen lrseH, bnrd Gegcnans
grtffe abge>uieIen'
Seftige glngriffe, bic bon Scn Grts
ten 0egen HOisicres an Der S0mmcs
TrUnt nno StcllRngen Dltlidl banpu
nnternummen lpurOen, Ioiuie Ingrifte
Der 6runsuien bel 8iadDes, Ga Mn!a!' Mai
Trnettc, Sarlenr unb SOpecpnrt lunrs
oen abaeidllagen.
gerliner 3ettrngen bringen iauge
2trtifcl, in beuen Fe bns beittide 9olf
aHffurSern, Iein &ertranen anf ben
cnbgiiltiaen Grfolg bes bentihen
8affen nid)t at pcrlieren nnb ben
r2iigenberidyten" Der anslanoiiden
greiIe feline Seadtnn8 81 idenfe.t.
Nus Berlin berlantet, bak Der bent-
Ide 8eneralitab cinen dbnltden Zip
eli an bas oentldJe &plf gerid)tet fat,
Der bpn bem aaiier in elmer Goufea
reas NIT Ieiaeu gsneralen itfpiriert
Unroe. g3as Seer nertrant fetaem
Siibrern," erflart oas 8erliner ga
geblatt, amarmm ioaten bic 9abeim.
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