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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-10
BIG SEED MERCHANT
GAINED 10 POUNDS
IN ACTUAL WEIGHT
A. F. Armand Says He Could Talk
all Day Long About Tanlac


Nearly two thousand people in At
lanta alone purchased Tanlac last
week. These people represented
practically every walk of life. in
GLIDING a great many prominent
business men, and almost without
exception, every one Of the number
had something good to say about
Tanlac. Among them was Mr.. A. F.
Almand, the well-known wholesale
and retail seed and grain merchant,
whose place of business is located
at 271-273 Peters street. Mr.. Almand
is not only one of the business men
Of Atlanta, but is man of high
character and strict integrity, and
as one of his friends expressed it,
"His word is as good as his bond"
Like a great many other men OF
affairs who stick close to business,
Mr.. Armand, to use his own state
ment, was all rundown, and felt the
need of something to build him up.
In an interesting interview a few
days ago, he said:
Fore more than year I have
suffered a great deal from stomach
trouble, and was hardly ever free
from indigestion. After eating
would always have gas on my stom-
ach, and would belch up sour undi-
gested foods.
Il also suffered from heartburn a
great deal, and was extremely ner-
vous. felt like / needed some
thing to build me up, but did not
know just what needed. felt Ian
guild and tired out most of the time.
My liver was sluggish, and l suf-
fered a great deal from. biliousness.
At time l just felt like l could not
give my business the attention II
needed.
Like everybody else, | got to
reading about Tanlac, and decided to
give 1t a trial. Besides, / heard q
great many people say it was a fine
medicine, SO l began taking it, anG
by the time / had finished my sec
ond bottle had gained 10 pounds
in actual weight. Honestly, / coult
talk to you all day, and wouldn't
be able to tell you how grateful
feel toward this medicine. If you hat
seen me before began taking it you
would not believe me to be the sam,
man.
II have talked about the medicine
so much, and look SO much BETTE
since began using it, that a 10
of my customers call me "Tanla,
Jack" Jack is my nickname, but
anyway, feel just like a new man
/ never suffer with heartburn ant
indigestion any more, and am no
nervous like l was. also sleep wei
and get up in the mornings feeling
fine and ready for work. 1t is Ger
tainly wonderful medicine, and m.
only regret is that l did not hear o
it sooner"
Tanlsc Is sold exclusively In Lake
land by Henley & Henley; In For
Meade by Warns Pharmacy; in LAX
Wales by NJ. r.. Anderson; in Bar
tow by Barlow Drug Company; Il
Homeland by J. L. Langham & Sor
and in Winter Haven by the Andel
son Drug Co.
L --
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-10

quarter Of southeast quarter of section n
and that tract described as beginning h
Seet east Of the southwest corner Of sms
east quarter Of northeast quarter, and n.
ming west to the said southwest corner, tbg,
north 944 feet to the center of the pa.5
road, thence southeasterly along the esr
ter Of the said public road to the DON,
beginning; all being in said section II
township 20 south, and range 90 east
C. G. TRAAIMELL.
5611 Special Master in CHANGER
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-10

A ballot box has been stolen in Co
lumbia county, and there has been
mighty howl raised about it. The
ballot box represented the vote OF
one of the precincts in which Mr..
Knott wanted a recount Query:
Was the box stolen by those who
wanted it recounted, or by those
whose interest it would be not to
have it recounted?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-10

The Arcadia News says a eos
mopolitical" vote was cast in the
primary. Something like that. Ger
tainly on election day everybody was
doing it. If there was a male Of
any species who didn't vote, we
haven't been able to locate him.
There were lots of Democrats of the
lone day only" kind.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-10

FOR SALE-Round trip ticket to
New York, via Mallory Line, and
IL days hotel accommodations.
Phone or write RUTH MILLER,
Mulberry, Fla. 500
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-10

We do not consider any man a
Democrat who is opposed to Wood
row Wilson, regardless of what he
may call himself.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-10

The Arcadia Enterprise can see
nothing remarkable in Perry Wallis
race, because he carried only one
county. While this is true, it is
not the number Of counties can
didate may carry, but the aggregate
vote he receives in the State, that
counts, Perry Wall received the Sec
ond largest vote, counting first and
second choice, in a field wherein
three of the most popular men and
most astute politicians in the State
were opposed to him. Considering
that this was his first political ap-
pearance of any kind, we must con-
tend that the claim that he made q
remarkable race is fully justified.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-10

WANTED-Six or seven-room, mod
ern house, close in, with all con-
veniences. Address 3D." care Even
ing Telegram. 560S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-10

Worth While Quotation.
There's no defeat in life save frv
within; unless you're beaten thes
you're bound to win, Selected.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-10

B. F. Ford, who ran for State
Railroad Commissioner in the June
primary, comes out with a rather
sensible suggestion relative to the
contention for the Governorship. He
says: LET Mr.. Knott and Mr..
Cats both agree. and with the con-
sent of the Supreme Court of Florida
allow the name of each of these gen.
tlemen to appear on the ballot in the
general election in November, at
which time we will have a little
short ticket, and no second choice,
and at the same time the voters can
say who shall be their Governor. 1"
We believe most everybody would &C
cept this solution to the sQuabble,
with the possible exception of the
candidates themselves. At any rate,
it is likely both men will run in the
November election, as it seems GER
tain that Knott will secure the Dem
ocratie nomination, and 1t is equally
certain that Cats will run against
him If he does.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-10

Like all worthwhile men who are
trying to do something in the world.
Henry Ford comes in for a good
deal of abuse and Misrepresentation
Because he has made some honorable
efforts to bring about and maintain
peace, he has been criticised and
ridiculed and lied upon. 1t was stat
ed, and the story went all over the
country, that he isued orders that
his men should not join the militia.
A statement from Mr.. Ford declares
that Ford employees who have Joined
the militia will be received back by
the company without prejudice when
they have completed their military
service. Henry Ford is good man
i'm some respects great one. If
he had no other claim upon human
ity than the fact that he has given
employment and an opportunity to
make good to scores of ex-convicts
whom no one else would give a
chance, this alone would entitle him
to the thoughtful consideration of
all who love their kind. His state
ment that anything President Will
son wants me to do, will do, Shows
him to be Democrat Of the right
stripes, too-and there are some
mighty peculiar stripes nowadays.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-10

THE LAKELAND NEWS,
a weekly newspaper giving > resume
OF local matters, crop conditions,
county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere
for $3.50 per year.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-07-10

561I
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-28
Pcbucrratsprc5cfs
0c0cit Roger Gaiclitcitt!

2onoon, 81. SUM. = SSn Sod.
berratsprooeB 9egeu ben befonnten
iril6en sSiibrer Sir 9foeer GaIe.
nleilt, Der bier Die groBte glufmerf.
iortfeit erregt, beenoete geitern Die
glnfIagebeb0roe plosIih ibr 8erbor.
Der gerteioiger, Snfibon, ergriff
oararf ioglei6 oos @ort uno iteIlte
ben artrog, Die 9tnflnee fallen au
loileh, o1 Die angebliden bo1ber-
r1teriihen SonOlllngen aiiberbalb
oes britiihen Reides begnngen ieieil
itno oober in @roBbritonrlien nidt
berbonoelt tperoen fonnten. glls Die
@erbanollng bertagt puroe, batte
Der 9erteioiger iein &Iaiooper nod
nift geihloiien.
9fon Gr6ffnung Der belltigen Sit.
ing fubr SuIliban NIT Ieinen g[lls.
fiibrungen fort, bod enti6ieO Der
8orIiber oes @eriGts, 2oro Suffice
Geooing, OoB oie GinfpdilOe Der Ser.
tei6igune ni6t itidbaItig ieier. rno
oos Redt, gegen ben 9lngeflogten
5u berbolOelii unbeitreitbor lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-28
1l)eitere t3Imttat
merik. sanciten!
GrmOrben bel Saditu, u, M., eiHeH
Harmer nub btiicH innse Traa;
Srnppen anf gerfOlsans.

Columbus, q. 3d., 2S. Sirni.-
@eritoniide Bnnoiten, ctipn 25 on
8nbl, iiberIdritten geitern iiioDeit.
lid bon $a6ita, u. Wt., Die @ren5e
uno ilberfieleh o1s oaeiniteBenoe
6armbous bon Biliom 9orfer. Die.
fer ioipie ieine iinee 5rnu, meIde
i'm Sdlafe lagen, ipuroen bon ben
Ierifnnern eridoiien. porauf iie
oos &ous pIiinoerten uilo entipiden.
Drei Abteilungen bonn ~. StabaIle.
rie.Hegiment fpiroen 5ur 8erfol.
gung Der @oroer nufeeboten nit
OeH gefebI iie tot ober IebenOig gu
fdngen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-28
@eneral 8ruiilOffs
&eil 5nriifgctritbcn!
Bel Aolki mnS anf Sem siiSmfer Ses stckbclS
Slufics werScn rniIiidbc ELECTROMAGNETIC
belScnmitie abeewicicn.
Bite an Ser britiI4en Srcnt.

GROCER Sopferfeit in Mloiienfcrr1o-
tion geeen Die oeutitben SteIIlineen;
fnietief innfen Ole 9lngreifer in oen
artieen 8ooen iteden IoiIen0, ober
be uno 9einfleioer in Dem leiut-
ortigem 8ooen Iteden loiIeno, oher
oelien ungeo1tet tpeiter borItiimero.
Cine WaenidentpeIle folgte Der ON.
Oeren ober 10 fllr6tbor tpiitete 0os
Shrapneq. uno &Ieingepebrfeuer
inter ibneu, oob iie iih 5ur GIudt
iuenoen mnBten. Sci oieient 4om-
pfc 5eihneten ii6 bic bon Dem
9onerngenerol @rof b. 8otbmer ge-
fiibrten Srlppen, Die ben feinOIiden
SauptitoB nus5ubaIten batten, be-
ion0ers aus. Sie iporften luto nj.
den niht, lino mobten bel eincln
erfolgreih aitSgefiibrten @egenott-
ortff 5nblreihe @efongene. 3ponaig
4ilometer melt iinb Die 9Ruiien off
Der bon 2iniingen befeblieten 6ront
3uriid9etrieben ipor0en.
9iaiicn gut ansseriitct.
Berlin, %. SSitni, iiber 2onoon.
Ser aorreiponoent oes 2ofaI-an3ei.
ger i1reibt ieinen 8lntt, 0aB bic
9tuIien 5u Der Sffeniibe gut borbe-
reitet lparen, niht dIlein in 8esug
ouf Wanni6often, ion0ern aud auf
@eihiise llnb 0atnition; nit leste-
rer iparen iie 0ur6aus ni9t; man
bari Die 8uiien nidt uilteri6dsen.
@efangene 0fiiiien erfl1ren, ibnen iet
ION ibren Sffi5ieren eeiagt moroen,
oaB @ariAou ben 5ein0en bol0 euts
riIien iper0en ipiir0e.
2onbon %. Suti. NaA meme.
Iter Q8iener MieIaung baben Die
Seitergeih= =llngarn I'M Boriprinlg
bon 2rtsf cine 8reihe in oie ruiif-
ife sSront gelegt, nnbe Dem tuttbti-
gen GtuiDnifi-8riidentopf uno altf
Dem oireften 8ege nah aobeI. 3ieie
Meloung ipioeriprtht 8lpar elmer CT.
getersburger angabe, 1T ober ipoBr-
ideInli6 bon ipdterer Stiin0e, ols
iene.
Ser @orreiponoent Der 2onooner
oGimes4 i'm rrtifiiden Snilptquar-
tier, an bieIer 5ront. erflart Die
2eidtigfeit, nit ipeIder oie Geltt-
fben lire 9inie beritarten fonnen
uno iagt,. oies made Die 9tufrc6ter-
boItung Der rltiftiden SteIlunoen
sihpierig".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-28
HmfIen In 1oeriicn ilnS
kattkaitcn 9eitla9cn!
Die I6neibissn Sarfeu bertreiben
ben 5einO ans mebreren
SteIlnnseR.

aonItantinopel, 2S. SUM, fiber
2onoon. - Das tilrfiIhe &oupt.
quortier meloet: syn 8erIien mad.
ten rnIiiidJe Erilppen oIler Mnffen.
gattllngen, unter Gdut ibrer be-
fpltieten Stellitngen an 26. syuni
einen glngriff oiif itniere Streittr1fte
oitIih bon Serbil. Der annlpf
oauerte bis gum gbeuo. S9IiebIid
ipiHen Die gufien 5uriid. obne ibren
8nef erreiht 5lt bn6en iino nnb6eni
iie beOeutenoe 9erluite erlitten bot
ten.
Cine ritIiiide glbteilung, pelde
beriudte, uniere Gruppen in oieiem
Gbi1nitt 3it iiulfIiigeln, ipuroe oiird
einen @eeenangriff eedipungeL nod
ibrer SteIlnlig 5uriif5ufebren.
llniere 3ruppen, rpeIde iiibli9
bon oieiem 9lbidnttt operieren nd.
berten iih Der gloAborihoft bon
GbiIon. Die guiien bermieoen einen
&1ntpf, ralinlten ibre Stelltnger
unO 5oeen fif nah Dem 9orOolteu
5iiriif.
SIN Noroen itieben uniere Eriip.
pen, 'ipelde BON Sinnle borriidtsn,
ouf elm Heeinent ruiiiider anbnI.
lerie, neldes geihlogen murbe rno
groBe @erluite al Soten ltno Ser.
ipun0eten erlitt.
&nutniusfront: glm Iit1fen 5lii9eL
noroIib bon Gi6ortf fonioIioieren
mir SteIluneen, Die mir ben @uiien
obgenontnlen bntten. gln on6eren
9unften berfolgen uniere Eruppen
ben 6eino. pelder bon biefer sSront
na6 Der aiiite 3i fIiebt. aleine ab.
teilingen bes Seinoes nurOen bon
uns eefangen eenonulen ODER ser.
ipretlet; ulter ben @efongenen iino
nu6 39 Mnnn bonn 10. 9lrfeiton.
regiment.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-28
@etter6eridlt.

Sir Omaha uno lln1gegeno: I'm.
beIt6loiges 8etter beltte abero lrno
9onnerstog, u1ogIi6ertpeiie 9fegen.
fdIle. Seine neientlihe Gentpera-
tltrberGnoerung.
Sir gtebrosfo: ltnbeIt1n6iges
8etter beltte obeno uno OonnerS.
tag; pobrideinIid &egenfdae. aii6-
Ter I'M ipeitliden Eeil beilte obeno.
Sir Soma: 3unebmetoe geipoI.
flung uno ma6rideiuIih 9tegetf6lle
9omnerstoe. I'M peitli1en uno sen.
trolen 8eil beute obeno. 81rner
I'M oitlihen 1ei[ beute obenb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-28
f1O 4ocrioiten in
karlsruhe oct0tct!

Berlin, 28. SUM-, ii6er 2onOon
Nus einem eben ner0ffentlidten 9e.
ridt iiber ben fiirSli6en fran6oiiiden
auftangrtff auf anrlsriiDe, gaoen,
gebt berbor, boB ITO gerionen, oor.
unter fiinf 6rauen unb rs Sinoer,
getotet, uno 147 8erlonen, Oarln.
ter 20 Srouen unO 70 SfinOer, Der.
lett iuuroen. @eeen oes 6ronlei9.
naurfeites berridte 0uroeit unse.
n6bnIides @eor1nge auf ben Stra.
ben Der bnbiiden SnIptitdot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-28
GttuGs Glt6eres tt,6r
k1lt11t so crtuatteft!

Seattle. @oib. %. SUM. - Die
anfloge gegen 2eutnnnt grneit au-
Itin, einen fonaoilden Gffi5ier, Der
pegen 8erlebu1g Ser NeutralitGt
ser gereinieten Staoten in Soft &c.
nonllnen iuoroen mar, ipuroe foIs
len geloiien. 2eutront glliltit bot-
tie lit Seattle amerifaniife @iirger
fir Die funooiihe 9lrrnee ongefDor-
ben un6. tpie es oonlols bieb, be.
reits mebrerc iiber bic @ren3e ge.
ididt. glln0esfonnliif6r McGleI.
Iaiio, Dem Der glngefloete boreefiibrt
iprroe, entibieO, ooB es Der aIoae.
beboroc nid)t eeluneen iei, eenieeu,
0es 8emeismateriaL boriAlegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-28
1orint6rtpablen int
2icrS>Dakcta!

Sarge, q. O., %. Stunt. -
Seute filoen Die 8ritndripablen bon
Nprb. .8afota itott. 3ns &ouptin.
tereiie fon5entriert iid oitf Oie gSo-
minierltng ocs republifottii6cn @ou.
berneurs, bn iitb orei GonoiOaten
gegeniiberitebetL ebenlo mie fir
8nnoesienotor. g[uh Die 3en1ofro-
ten nlitiien urter orei @oubsrneurs.
&anoi0aten enti6eioer.
Die unparteiiiAe 6armer-2igd iif
cine neue politiide 8ereifigung, Die
8itm erIten Niole eioene aonoiooten
ms 5elo 9eitellt bat, poour4 Die
@obl um 10 iittereIianter peroen
Oiirfte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-28
Oas Pails frci9icbieer
ais Scr Scn0t!

8aIbington, 28. SUM. - 9as
aeprdientanteilbaus bat, troboem
Der Senot fid) Oogegert dnsgeipro.
den geitern tpieberum nit 119 ge-
60 Stinuen fiir cine 8epiIligung
bon $1,000.000 8ur l1nterItiisung
bebiirfti9er SSontiIien bon in8 SelO
riidenoen gtdtionalgoroiIten betpil.
ligt. @abrideinItdl ipiro Der Senat
in oieiern Bunfte nn9geben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-28
l1oilccg 1ooritScr Ses
rep. 11aticf1alkcmitees!

Sem gprf, 2s. SUM. = Charles
g. Sugbes, Der republifaniitbe 8rd-
iioentlfafts.aonoibat, gob geItern
befannt, boB feline 8abI ouf @iG.
liam 9t. @ilcor fir @orfiter oes
repitblifaniideu 9otionnl-aomitees
gefnIlen iei. 8o8 rationale Inter.
fonitee fir Organization bat Die
8abl beitGtigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-28
GrnteaMsIiHtelt in
DeMtictlanS lebr gut!
Jn 1lngurH iDirb bic Grnte iuesen
Der brObenSen Bitterars idjIsn.
nisit eiusebeimit.

Berlin, 2S. SUM. - Soeben Der.
offentIi6te offi5ieIle Grnteberidte
IoIIen erfennen, OaB Die grntealis.
lihten i'm gan5en 8eiti6en Reih
ousge0ci6net linO; 0ieies Gilt ia.
inentIi1 BON @noen, Gliab.2otbrin.
gen, 8iirttemberg ino gapern. 5n
Iesteren Stnoten miro Die @eriten.,
Roggen uno &eideuernte geeen bic.
ienige Oes 9oriabres nm boae 30
Sgro5ent groBer iri1 eeSn 9Srerbcn,
5nhleil Seiien lul0 ait0eren noro.
li1en StoateH miro bic @rrte ntebr
ipie einen 9irdidnittsertrae nbiper.
fen. sSnfolge Oes regnerii9en Nni.
monats lit Ons Seu gut geroten, un0
bic Sblternte miro 0ieienige oes les.
ten sSobres i'm 3tpei Millionen SUB
iibertreffen. Der Sdpnr6poIo uno
0oeupnlo Iiefern nngebeure Rengen
Beeren.
@utsbeIiser itnO 9anern, Die ibr
@etreioe i'm gliiguit oreiden erbol.
ten cine @elOpr1mie.
Ser Dlinilter fir Bolfsern1brung,
gatofi, gebt NIT Dem Nlon itnt ben
5leiidberbruu6 nlittelS elmer 6Ieiib.
farte i'm eon3en 2on0e 5u regeln
Gs ipir0 cine Aeids. GENERALIZATION
fir Butter, Margarine lno nnoere
SSette erri1tet perOen; Der @erbrall4
oieier ioa atlf @runo elmer gleid-
nl1bigen &orte erfolgen.
Ser Mtiniiter Iieb 0ur9bIiden, 6aB
alih ser llebergang bon &riegs. 5lt
5rieOenSsuitGnOen bon ietren 9fei.
tort gereglt perOen piirbe. glGer,
oings iei oieIes 9roblem nod nidt
erldltert iporOeit iper0e trtoeb I'M
Saafe 0es 8inters sietne grleoigung
finoen. 9ie @anbtiade, iagte Der
Miniiter, iei Die Aegellmg Der Gin.
lrn0 g(usfpbr iii 0tr 8eiie, oaB Der
@etoflrs feine uaeunitigen Sdtpnn-
fun9en erIeioe. Nlan mer6e oorouf
jeben, oaB GeutibIano, ioDeit Ader-
ba4. uno RobItoffe in 9etradt tom.
men, non Der gtuBeninelt irnabbangig
genodt tperoen tonne. Die Hegie-
ruug meroe bic 3iidtpng bon Del
sebeHben 6rii6teA auf iebe 8riie
errnutigen.
Bon elmer un9eniigen6en @rndbs
rting Der gepoIferltng iei feline Re.
Sc, erfl1rte Der Wtiniiter. Cine BON
Der Hegieriing dngGtellte llnterllt-
dung in ben Sy1biitrie.9e5trfen bo-
be ergebeh ooB 5raueR uno &in0er
geiuno ousieben.
Die Grnte in 1lngarn.
gltOapelt, 28. SSltni, iiber Berlin
uno 2onoon. Ga man iih oes
llngitnltigen 8etters Dor Sabresfriit
nod iebr mobl erinnert uno Die 8it.
terung nGGreno Der lesten 8oden
nidt peniger ais befriebiger0 1T,
luoour9 ben guten grnteausftdten
ihnea elm Gn0e bereitet per6en
fam, 10 boben Die lingarii4ett lnrto-
ipirtidoftItden 8eborben @oBnab.
men getroffelb I'm Die @rnte rlog.
IidIt id)nea eitaubeiutieu. Die 2otaI.
beb6roen i'm gan5en 2nnoe boben
oesboIb Die GrldubntS erba[ten, olle
Wtdnner, 6rauen mo groBeren 4in-
Der, NIT g[ltSnabnte oerer, Die on.
oeripeitig nidt entbebrt neroen fon-
men, gum @rnteoienit beranauoieben.
@efongene Solbaten, Die iid i'm
2arlDe befinDen, peroen ebepfaas
belfen miiilen; auBerbent ituO ueb-
rere Enuieno arbeiter aug gfuilii6.
4olen einsetrofien, Die gleidfaas
@rntearbeiten berridten ioaen.
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eSopon bat feline SonoeIsfIotte in
ben lesten 6eioen syobren fait ber.
Ooppelt, uniere 5d)iffe prroen bon
England auf Die idpnrSe 2iite &C.
iest nno gefapert. SSopon iniro
mad Dem ariege oen &onoeI nltf
Dem Stillen g5eon monopoliiiert ba.
ben itnO mir iDeroen uns biibia ben
Muno ipii9al.
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5tuci italicitiicbc
Oantpfcr pcricnkt!

2onOon, 28 SUM sS5n gaitteI-
meer feben Die 6iterreihii6en 3oud.
boote ibre glrbeit biSber unbebinoert
fort. 3pei itolieitiide 9onipfer,
Clara" rno nglbentine", tpurbet
geitern bon etnent feinoli1en Souds
boot torpebiert uno berienft. aGln-
ra" mar $500 GDnnen groB.
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Japan. Oalftpfer BON
Gaiat,bcct pcrienkt!

gaaorib, 90. SUM, iiber garis.
Der iopaniidle 9anpfer u0oibetin
Y2arii" puroe I'M Mittell1noii1en
Meer auf Der S6be bon Barcelona
BON einem feinoIiden Goudboot Der.
ienft. Bon Der @eInsung tpuroen
bisber al Wsann aufgeleien.
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aunpentipn Sec gInli.saIoun 9iaa.

S5fi0ionapolis, Sll0., %. 0Slfii. =
Die anti.5aloon 2iga bon 4merifa
bdIt bier ibre II. Sabresfonpention
ob. 9ieIelbe tpuroe eeItertt er0finet.
9ie 9eteilisune 1T cine groSe.
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Ocilperltcitr Jchftlc1t
tritt fir PMobcs ein!

Socrometlto. Gal. 28. Sum-. -
@onperneur $iron Sobnion bon Ga.
IiIornien elmer Der beoentert0iten
9iibrer Der progreiiiben 8artet CAB
geitern bic offentIide GrfI1rung ob,
Oab er Gbos. 6. Sugbes inter.
itiisen tperoe, ytueiL feline 8ergat.
genbeit oies rehtfertige@.
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Jtalieitet berid1tett
iibcr tftebr Grfclee!

Nionl 28. SUM, ii6er 2olloon.
3us ariegsautt melOete beiite: 9ie
sStaliener baben Die Seiterrei9- lin.
garn an Der 3rentino.G .Gront peiter
3uriifgeporfen. Die BON ben Deter.
Redeem eroberte Stellltng ouf benz
Monte @ianlonoo ipllroe oieIen pie.
oer entriIien.
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gpirner geridlt.

@ien, %. syuni. - Das &rieas.
amt ineloet: lin 1tns Die bolle Srei-
belt oes SnnOeIns 5lt ipabren. ber-
fiir5ten mir ali einigen Ruuften nes
aantpf1bihnttts suiidJen Der gtId
uno 8renta uniere sSront. 9ieie
8eipegltng nur0e titbeodtet uno
nolIig unbebin0ert bonn 6einoe INTO
obne ieoen gerluit oiirdgefitbrt.
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rifo fiife feinen Grieg, tperut es
IeoofJ Oa5u ge5lpungen iperoe. peroe
es Bis gum 9teuBeriten gebert, ielblt
alif Soften 0es 9flttes ieiner S0bne
unb Der 8ernidtung leines 8obI.
Itan0es.
Die WerrGterei uno 9irterIiIt Ser
omerifoniiden 9feeierltng erltrede
fih nidt MIR gegen Merito. Ionoern
gegen ale lnteiniihen 2dnner oes
Sentiments. Der nlerifaniide DE.
iorlote glrreoonbo IN 8uibington
bobe bic 8eiiung erbalfeit ith nit
ietnen decentralization aoIle.
gen, peIde ibre 8ermittelung an.
geboten b1tten in @erbinoung au
iesen, uno oIleS in ieiner m1bt 8e-
ftuolide au tun Inn einen arieg 8lt
bernleiOen.
Sionr SuSianer iuDlleu mitfdmpFen.
8nIbington, 2S. SUM. = Bun.
oesIcnotor sSo6nion bon Siio.4ofo.
ia erbielt 9eltern elm Shreibett, ipo-
rim ettpo 1,500 in 0ieieru Staote
tpobnenoe Giour.Snbinner ibre
9ienlte anboten, ioIlte es al einenl
9riege nit Weyifo toulinetl. Send-
for sSobrIon iibertpies ben Brief
ariegsiefret1r gofer, Der erfl1rte,
0ob Die eSnoioner luorten n:iBten,
bis bic Regierung eiitetl Qufruf nod
Breifpiligen erIaiie.
5e6OB m6dDte @eneralmniur iuer6eu.
Stem 9orf, 2s. SUM. = Seoop
EooiepeIt nil Ser gunoesreeierllng
I'M sSoqe eiltes Grieges NIT Merifo
eine gdn3e 8ipiiion bon ibn ieIbit
refrutierter fSreirpiIligen offerieret,
pelhe er ols @eneroInloior 6efeb.
Iigen nia. (gon 0berFt Bis gum
@enerolmoior in etnent Sprung, oas
lit ettpas biel, lieber Teobn, iel6It
tpenn man. Elm arpeiter @onenitein,
cine eanSe Arnee aIlein aus Dem
Boben itanlpfen ipiG.)
9ngeliuedIel an Der 0rense.
gtogoIes, g(ria, 2S. SUM. = Saltr5
Dor @litternoht pedielten omerifn-
niI9e @ren5truppen nit elmer g[b.
teilung Merif1ner am @eItenoe oes
Grtes einige Shiiiie.
gta6 Dem 9eridt oes oen 8or.
poiten befebIenoen llnterofTiaiers
iiberI9ritten Die D1erifo1ter ole
@renae uno eroffneten sSeiter ouf
ibn, uorauf feline 2elite, inoen iic
oas 5euer ertpioerten iih t50
garOs norolid Suriid6oaen, Inn ei.
ner llngebung Sit eutgeben. Die
Merifaner traten onrnuf Den 9fiid.
aug an.
Ger HlerifnrtiIde General Grla.
goro1 bat eine Itrenge llirteriudlung
Der angelesenbeit Deriprohen.
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Stoot Merifo, 2S. Sini. - 9ier
tit Die gaa6ri6t bon einetn fueiteren
3nIammeititob atpiiden Merifonern
uno amerifnnern I'M nor0Iihen
Seile oeS Stn1tes Sonora einge.
troffen. SSeoofl febIen ndbere Gin.
Selbeiten.