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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22

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reported TO Congress by the Presi-
dent.
2-Four regiments OF infantry, two
regiments OF cavalry and two regi-
mGpts OF engineers, authorized by
CONGRESS, viii be enlisted for service
as soon after July / az possible.
3-lf there should DO n clash be-
tween General PershinE and General
Trevino any regiment or unit of the
guard necdAl will b. sent at express
speed TO a point designated by Gen
eral Funston. Acts OF swearing in
and mastering and physical examina-
tions viii then be attended to on the
border.
4-Department commanders have
discretion TO select the regiments that
may be ready and send them according
20 this plan.
"a conference of railway traffic
managers was held at the quartermas-
ter's department today These are the
details OF the movement:
iiHn for Troop Movement.
Five Pullman coaches and forty three
coaches VIII he allotted 10 one regi-
Enent-ef Infantry composed of fifty
FIVE officers. 1890 men, III animals and
twenty-five vehicles. Eight Pullman
coaches aud twenty-five day coaches
VIII be allotted to one regiment o.
cavalry. composed OF ffty-four officers
1884 men, 1,436 animals and 264 We
hicles.
Nine Pullman coaches. twenty-eight
day coaches and fiat cars will be re-
CURED Tor n regiment OF artillery, car
rying forty-f} officers, l,l70 men. L.
157 animals and 3s4 vehicles.
A regiment Of engineexs viii be as
signed two pailmnn coaches and twelve
day coaches Tor sixteen officers. 500
men, J. g. animals and twelve vehicles
a signal corps OUTFIT will require two
Pullman ears and four coaches, fer nine
officers, Ill men. 206 animals and hf-
teen vehicles
As II is expected that al least n field
army win be sent out of the national
guard these will be tho total require
rHeHts for Il division of Infantry, a cav
airy division and separate organiza-
lions.
For the movements OF this field army
there viii be required; AIS passenger
ears 2AA -saasasa- ears, na5-bex- cars
1883 stock cars and 775 nat cars The
total of cars will be 6.22s and II will
require 36s full trains 10 perform the
work Of Eetttng one dsId army 70 the
IF 49, IN 80 e ~ d. q ss,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22
ISAAC DAVENPORT
DIES IN INDIANA
MeII-K uown Richmond Mans RemainA
VIII he Brought Hero For In
terment-Me Il-known
in Insurance world.

Information was received late fays
evening of the sudden death of Mr..
Isaac Davenport. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Davenport OF this city.
Mr.. Davenport was the, secretary of
the Pan American Insurance Co., with
offices in New Orleans and Indianapolis.
which position he had held for some
time.
Mr.. Davenport was thirty-three years
Of age and was unmarried He Is sur
vived by two listers, Mrs. DIR. Cooke,
of Minneapolis. and Mrs r. w. Car
rington, of This city.
The remains will be brought to Rich
mond for interment and funeral notice
will be published later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22
GERMANY STRENUOUSLY
ATTEMPTS TO HELP AUSTRIA

London, June 21.--Apart from the
spectacular item that the Russians
have officially totalled their Teuton
prisoners up to June I s at 172,4S4, the
outstanding feature of the eastern
front campaign is the tremendous ef-
forts the Germans are making to save
the Austrian armies.
From the Riga regirs In the north,
to the Etyr River. northwest ofLutsk
1t is the Germans who are fighting the
Russians. Moreover. they are fighting
with such fury and such wonderful
strength tina. they are holding up their
opponents.
Pei fotf1d. officially and UNOFFICIAL
~. reports further victories the flight
OF General Planners broken army
and further advances on Lemberg
but II does not claim that uninter-
rupted Western Sweep of the Cars
troops which marked the first weeks
record
Germans and Russians are fight
Ing desperately along the Styr. The
town or Gruzintyn changes hands
many times Yesterday afternoon. and.
remains In German hands.
German veterans and Russian
young troops" fought furiousIy and
persistently Yesterday northwest OF
Kiselin, There the Germans were de-
feated.
Germans ana Russians were fight
ing hs1e-to-hand this morning on the
Stockhod River. northwest OF Lutsk
Here, too, Russia claims a victory
There Is heavy fighting. too, be-
tween Germans and Russians on the
Dvina front at the Ikskul bridgehead,
and north Of the Jacobstadt positions.
All Of these engagements and
others In the Smorgon district, in the
region of Riga and west OF KoIki show
great and determined effort on Ger
rranyiS part 10 relieve her hard-press-
ed ally in Bukswina. Whether the
Austrians will be able to take advant-
age OF the Tremendous fighting and
make fresh stand on the new liuA nj
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22
CAN'T SELL GASOLINE
DURING SUNDAY HOURS
Manufacture of Gas and Bricks Deemed
Necessity by Justice
John

Justice Crutchfield yesterday ruled
that the sale OF gasoline and tho sale
of automobile tires were unnecessary
on Sunday, and f1ned the Blue Ribbon
Garage So for engaging In the bust
ness last Sunday. An appeal was noted.
The eases of several Jewish and Ar
menlan confectioners. who kept their
places of business open last Sunday,
were continued to July II,
a simon, claiming to be seventh
Day Adventist, who kept open last
Sunday, had his case continued TO July
12.
Workmen engaged In the manufac-
ture of gas at the Henrico Gas Com
pany's plant, were dismissed. as it was
considered such work was a necessity,
and workmen engaged at brick man
ufacturing plant on sunday, were also
dismissed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22
DIR. shelton Improving.

II was reported from the Stuart
Circle Hospital last night that the
condition Of DR.. r. s Shelton is great
" improved. and he will no doubt
leave the institution In a short time.
DR. Shelton was brought to the hos
pital several days ago on account OF
serious illness following an operation
for the removal OF his tonsils. DR..
shelton is one OF the best known ply
sicians Of the Southside, and his host
of friends wiz he pleased by news OF
his improvement
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22
GERMANS RENEW THEIR

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entire day. and in the woods Of Chap
tire. Fumiens Chencis, the Germans
attacked our positions west and south
OF Fort Vaux. Twice our machine
fire checked their assaults with great
losses.
On the rest OF the front there was
intermittent cannonading.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22
BLUES As CAVALRY
ICortInued From Fist 'Age.1

j
city the camp for mobilization OF
State troops in case such mobilization
is ordered We offer the Same camp
site inspected by yoH at Raleigh court,
aud VIII meet any conditions or re-
quirements TO make. the camp the
most healthy and comforfa hle center
ing IN the United States, Crystal
SPRINGS water ~ the head ef each
company street: floors IN tents OF all
field officers. electric light as arranged
for tho maneuyer camp; boarded
storage room for quartermasters and
Commissioners storehouses. In add
tion 10 camp site The use Of 900
s-a4aS-1l f-4g.-lt .4i4+--4aaldA g. for ps-44;
problems and mhneuvers. In fact. we
tAiIi do everything in our power you
want Us 10 90, as Ne want you to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22

Goodridge. chairman Virginia Beach
camp site committee OF the Cham Der
OF Commerce OF Norfolk, was
We ask the liberty of directing
your attention TO immediate prepared
ness OF State camp site at Virginia
Beach for Accommo dation OF mobil-
lied troops and the opportunity there
offered for target practice and general
training pending further movement Of
troops elsewhere. As Virginians we
would consider II a privilege to CO.
operate IN this time OF need"
The Danviile invitation forwarded
TO the Governors office by II b. Wat
kins, secretary of the Danville Cham
Der of Commerce, and sent 20 the ad-
intant generals office, in part, reads
We tender our facilities for all or
part Of the State troops. We have a
hundred and eighty-three- acre tract of
land on paved street for camping and
maneuvers. Also ten tobacco sales
warehouses with aggregate of three
hundred thousand square feet OF floor
space, ideal for camping and drilling
All State troops can maneuver in
AGREES Warehouse. with fffty-six
thousand square feet in one floor"
To this Secretary Forward replied
Receipt your telegram acknowl-
edged. Mobilization in Richmond was
directed by. Secretary Of War city
or Richmond has promised to have
camp ready by certain agreed 1Ates
If there is failure. your invitation.
which Is much appreciated. will have
most careful consideration. Peg to
compliment you on your commend
able enterprise"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22

Atrago. Ill, june 2l-~Thousands II
- originally intended for sale 90
'1k6pean armies were bsought out for
I1ctien by United States army cffi-'
n local markets tQdaya The First
hpts Cavalry took options on nearly
~ than. Horss dealers here de-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22
Named by War Department

Referring TO the invitations. Gen
eral Sale last night said that should
II occur that concentration of ALI the
state troops be required before ;ne
completion of work at the Richmond
camp the other cities Offering Sltcs
would he given consideration. r.
recalled the fact that the War De-
partments order named RichmoE |
as the mobilization point and, Wis.,
reference TO the kilograms rerelV, d
during the day, he expressed .traQG-
cation that Virginia had such 4 wealth
Of communities prepared to have The
militia mobilize in them They pre-
sent another evidence of Virginia =
preparedness.
General Sale was assured yesterday
by Business Manager w. r Dabncy.
and Messrs iIobson and Folltcs. OF the
Administrative Board. and other city
officials that the Richmond camp
would be made ready for occupancy
by all Sts+e-troops as quickly rs pos
sihle. General &. G. Vaughan. who is
in charge of the mobilization camp.
reported yesterday afternoon that
more than fifty men were at work at
the camp site anc that things are
ehanirp mn rapidlV
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22
General Orders Thirteen.

ptISia "a C1ttiS
On - tht last acts of the adtUtant-
generals ONCE yesterday was to issue
orders transferring the Blues from
infantry TO cavalry. These came pGr-
suant to advlces from the War De
Fartment that the application of the
Blues for such transfer had been ia
vorably acted upon The orders
changing the type OF the Blues--Geu-
eral orders, No 1S. read
The Richmond Light Infantry
Blues Battalion is hereby transferred
into squadron of cavalry and desig-
mated as the First Squadron OF Cav
airy, Organized Militia OF Virginia.
The terms Of paragraph of Gem
eraI orders No. II, G. S., this office
are amended to include the First
squadron, Cavalry Organized Militia
Of Virginia.
The necessary field equipment for
the First Squadron. Cavalry, will be
furnished al the mobilization camp,
without requisition."
AT 8 o'clock the Blues formally
entered into mobilization at their
armory. 1t is understood that num-
Der OF horses Will be provided at once
for practice. As soon as the men
show proficiency, it is said, they win
be sent to the border. whore they will
be furnished with horses. The Blues
are elated and believe they. as cavary-
,vnen. will be the first Virginia Vol
untecrs to get into Mexico, The num-
Der Of their orders is a small matter.
They are not snperstitlous, -
Recruits Are Wanted
Activity at the Grays' and at the
Howitzers Armories continue much
a on the earlier days Of mobilization
The routine and practice drills con-
tinue. and the enlistment of recruits
keeps on at Il rate that Will bring both
organizations to full war strength
within the next few days
At the Grays' armory yesterday en-
llstments were not SO many as on
other days and the call is made for
greater response Young men OF good
character and OF sound physical con-
dition are wanted. Unmarried men
and those having persons dependent
upon them IRE not being accepted.
Companies Il and f. were inspected
by Major Bright yesterday and they
were highly oomplimented on their
showing. Companies G and A will be
7 inspected today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22

z24x, Mann is survived by six chill
Nns Mrs. John Curry, Mira Martin
Aenk and Misc Mamie Mann. Of this
&ys Mrs Luther Eudhly ~ Richmond.
9krn M Mann, ~ Ettrick. and C3ar-
e Mann, Of New York, and by one
~t11sr. John 7. Mann. 81 Baltimore,
cne sister. Mrs. Rosetta Wilson.
7tatosca.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22
CARRANzA PROMISES

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ENTIRE BODY Of MILITIA

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-22

n Haker washington Mann, seventy
4our years Of sge, died at his home,
1ao Grove Avenue. at 535 o'clock this
3ernoon. He swaS native 90 Ches-
A4tHeld COUNTY, and member Of A.
HUI camp. Confederate Veterans
- went with the camp 10 the recent
NAanion In Birmingham Mr.. Mann was
y9oo member OF Kecoutan Tribe q
"a Men. he was mem Der OF Et-
1kk Baptist Church, from which the
neral will be conducted At z o'clock
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protea gegen Gng(anO
treuOig 6egrdbtl
AmtriinuiIhe WeIhSftsIsHir IN Ser-
lin brlpillfpmmen amerifaniiGe
SaHDlnugslueile.

Berlin 90. W1ai. Cyiintcnberi6t.)
Der groteIt Der Ser. Stanten
seaen ole engliihe Seidlaenabnle
Jon 9oltinhen miro BON ben bier
mi1Iiigm aAcrif1niihen @eidGfts.
eaten. nelfe felt Monoten onrh bic
llnterbinnung bes BoitDerfcbrs lebr
seihdoiat muroen, nit Grcioen be.
1riiBt. Gle pcnoen iih ieood &C.
gen Die 8ebduptung Setret1r Gam
iinqs, iDelhe bier ~obgeorift uuroe
un0 in pel6er oerielbe ertldrt. oaB
DE 0eutide &ote nit ibrer ge5ug.
nabnie duf 0te eRgliih,ameritoni'
lden 8~ediebuneen Den &rotelt per.
soaert babe. Sic neilen 0ordul
bin, oob england Monate borber.
.he Die Oeutide gtote iibcrbaupt &C.
Idrieben moroen mar, Die %internatio.
Iialen @eiese betreffs 6reibeit oes
E~oltperfebrs perleet bate.
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SOSssnadridt
(Ginncinn0tl

AG%AAbNAA+2%L
Pm ia. W1ai, 0benos eff llbr,
entihltef 8err 5ror8 ShIidtemeier
infolgc elmer Operation TIM ei1coln
SoIpitnl. uno DlrOc am IL. yiai
oiif Dem 5rie0bofe Der ct. Sobons
mis- @eneinoe 5u aromcr. gacb, BON
5errn 9aitor @erife hriitlid be.
itattet. Gin mngetDobnlih groBes
BefoIee CAB Dem entihlafenen oos
Ieste @brcngeleit.
Der 8eimqe9angeue erblidte Dos
Qidt Der 8elt am %. DECEMBER
1855 I'M OomaIigen aonigreih 0an-
noper. Sm SATIRE 1868 Donoerte
Ell mad amertfa aus, unO iieoclte
ffh in 2anroiter an. 1865 trot
er NIT ieiner ion iiberlebenOen 8at.
tin III bic GDe. NIT meEder er nabe'
at 40 Sabre IN gliifli6iter CHE leb'
te. 3ieier Gbe e%ntiproiien odt
ainoer, bier 5obnc uIto bier 8oh.
ter. Cine Der I0dter ging Dem
Batter I'M 5artciten a~inOesaIter I'M
lobe poron. @s ilberleben TIN ieElC
Baftin, bier 5ohne, 6rei Iodter nno
icd1suno8mnn8ig GntclfinOer. Seinc
gr6cnmalliobrt brnhte er auf So
Sabre. / @Yonatc mo 20 Ingc.
Gfolm 80. q. IL, mar ieifle Set.
h~cnpre0igf. q. w.
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Cine er6e6en0e
TrGuer(eier.
Der utrhurbene SiaOtbater Z. s
Grsrsl nnter srOher geteilisHus
bsitattet.

Inter elmer iiberdiiS 5ablreihen
gcteiligung muroe beiite nahmittag
Oas an Samstae mis DEM 2eben
eelhicOene StootratSmitglieo 3. &.
9rercl 5u @robe ectrogen.
Cine erbebenoe Ir%auerieier fanh
Inn 2 llhr im Lrouerbanie, 2526
Glib 10, Ctr, itutt, pon no ans biC
9eiieblne ouf Dem 6oreit 2olpr
6riroboie eriolete.
SamtIihe NtitgIieoer 6cS Stoot.
rots NIT @usnobmc oes 8iirgermeii
tiers Gablmnn, melher ii9 Sur8eit
in aentlfp ouib1lt, lpobnten Der
Srouerieier mo Der 8eeroigung bel.
oesgleidlen 0iele itGotiide angGtelIf
te ulO cine llnmenge 5reunoe uno
9efannte oes 1eritorbenen. Der
Sorg mar ilber uno iiber NIT Bin.
men beoeft.
aIs observation-disclosures flifsicrten biz
Serren. Team 9oDes. Hobcrt Roieni
5fpcig, Gbomas u. 5rp, 6runf 5.
gurfleD Srtblir 0ies, Senrp u
@criug. eli @rnHlih uto Charles
$. 8itbell. mGbrcuo Die ~iol9enoer
oerren ebrentrGger morcn: y. s
gruder, al. &oiDell. Sames 9
gtartin, 8id)ter Artbur s. 8afe.
len, SenrD gaoen, Sorr1 glc@eC
pom Council 8luiis, 5ronf 8il.
cor uno Sobn 8. aenneop.
Dos Sta0tbous, peIfes NIT
Erarrrflpr nltsgcb1net NOR. nltrot
aus anIoB Der 8eeroisung mitt1as
gcihloiien.
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coRaG-Na6rid6ten
aus fremont. 0e6.

%. Deai.
Die 6remont 3ribilne bat in Der
IeBten 3eit einige crgokIide 3eih.
nun1en nuf ibrCr Criten Seite ge.
babt mcItc nusieherL ols maren
tie aus &eriebeu in has 8Iatt &c
Die heutige Summer 8eiat
Cnfel Gam. ME er Die grile Der
8arteilihfeit ernoe bon Den augel
aenommen bat uno noh oen ON
3ori8onte itfltboren Strablen nab.
rem 4merifanertlms idant. Gas
Bib trdgt Die 3nidriTt: aGpen
nour epes, llnciel"
am nahiten 5ornstag meroen 100
Shnler Der 5dllen I'M County
tire Diplomas mir abiolpiernng Der
Is. alaiie erbalten. Die 6eierlid.
felt fn1oet in Iremont itott. nno
itr0 ffreunoe urlo A~ngeboriae, ionie
iolhe, nelhe oarin 5ntereiie NIB
len, freunblihit eingelnoen.
2lon0 9biaips lit nit ieiner iun-
9en 5rou (geborcne 9airhails1 bon
ieiner Sot5eitsreiie nod Niinnea
obolis eingetroffen unO meroen OH
junqen 2eute porIoifig bel 9errr
5. Z. Snirbolt5 pobncn.
Carl g9islicen Sr., nelfer ubet
35 Sabre in 5remont 9euobnt bat
lift bonn lobe ~Gbgerufen moroen
er mar In 5teinbrnnrL 3eltiflan0
i'm Sabre 1910 gebcren uuo fam IN
Sabre 1880 nod 5rcntont.
100 Qebrcr uu0 2%ebrerinnen nab.
men Die Grouten, melhe oul Der.
gongenen 5nmstag in Der gentra.
Shnle gebalten lDuroen.
Sm 9oDentber nerDen bier 0it
g~ebragfa 8Gfhereibeiiser ibre bolb.
jdbrli6e 8erianmlune baben.
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0ier meitere
0ampfer OerlenRtl

@loricile, 5roufrciGL 20. gaot.-
Ger griedtf6e Dampier yanooman.
tois aordis" ipuroe BON einenI otter.
reidiideu Enuhboot torpenicrt uno
Derienft; Die Diannidaft wuroe bier
aelou0ct.
2ouoon, 90. 9aai. Der nor.
tpegiide 9ampfer Giomo, Der iitl
nit 2cbensmittcln anf Dem 8egc
nod enelonO beianO. muroe pom
einem oeutiten Snu9boot %torpeOiert
uno berienft. nodocm lid Die Daorm.
ihoit Oesielben in Siaerbeit &c.
.bradt botte.
Qonoon. %. Nlui. Der iran.
sGIiihc 9ompfcr n2dnglioof" uno
Der itolieniide 3retmniter aGrmi.
.nia~ limb bon icinOIifcn Inudboo.
ten nerienft morocn Die agon.
guoof. mar 1912, uno Die ogrmi-
uio@ 1914 Sonnen groB.
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ans goOne, 80.
% M2ni

- glat.
Der Notwithstanding Reqen on
Sonntog nodmittoe bat ungencin
piel Shaoen in ben Waisfeloern
angeriftet, iobnb biele 5armer it'd
genotigt ieben, oieie Seller bon
neieIn Sn beitelen. &imoerte non
adeE, oes beiten 2anoes itcben I'M.
ter 8nIer.
am 2. SUM merocn 81 Sohidlil
Ter unb ShiiIcrinHcn 6ieiigcr Sod
ihule i6r diploma crbalten. Gg
lit Dies bic groBtc aloiie icit benz
geiteben Der @odidulc. 3ie 5peit.
grobte beitano aus rnr Al 5f)hlern.
SeB @iaarb, 5auitfompfer. uno
5ronf @otdl muroen in Boone me.
gen 81 ifnellen 6abrens init ibreft
arafttuagen sur &oli5eiifotinu befor-
bert moielbit 0ilar0 5ngob. nift
iiber 100 Weilen bic Stunoe &c
fabren 5u fem. or fam nit einer
5trofe bon SIS Oobon. geioen mod
te ibre 8crbaituus rieiigen spaB,
81. 8.
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MGriRdner 6eOrO6en
a%meriRnni(C6GS OOrf!

or Gnio, 90. Mai. - Merifdni.
Ihe gan0iten nobern iih Dem ame.
rifami6en @rcn5oorf 9obo; 6nsieI.
be lit s Weeilcn BON Der @renBe emit
fernt. gmerifaniIde anpollerie lit
nab Dem beorobten gltnft g%eiporfen
mor0en.
San 4ntonio, Ger. %. Mai.
General 5liniton bat 0os 4. Rno
6. Wlili5regiment non Geros gum
Brensotenit beor0ert.
Worotbon Ter. 90. Wl1i. =
9mei Sdmaoronen oes s. aonnIIe.
riereainnents, nelhe leste ISOLDE bon
General 8eribings Streitfrdfteu gu.
rudqe3ogen rpuroem iino bier aus
benz 3lee geitiegen, porbereitlid oes
Aufbruhes nnh 9oqniaos. Ter, no
lie an Der abputrouilierlirg Der
Bren3e teilnebmcn fonnen; nottgen.
falls fonnen fe and bic StreitfrdftC
oes Gberiten Siblen uno 0es Mniors
gangborne beritarfen.
6ier truf bic meloung Elm. ooE
mertfanii6e Shlethihisen ouf 5pei
omerifanii6c Solooten Die itf i'm
9io @ranoc nnbe Geemers 5urt ba.
Oeten. gefeuert, iie ieOoa nidt &c.
~troffen hdtten.
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strcif i'm, gnnaelucrbc.

4rbeiterflhrcr erfldrten beltfe,
DaB elm 5treif idmtlitcr galibonD-
furrfer un0 -arbeiter ms 9eben ge.
rlfcn mer6en mag, mern Die Aalt.
unternebmcr itf nif)t 5i elmer aor.
iercn5 NIT Den Delegation Der Der.
ldieOenen llnionen berbeiIoiien mol.
len. 3ie galunternebmer batten
iif geiueigert, elmer BON stootrat
olf geitern abenb %ongeieeten ge.
lprehrmg. Inn Die Gifferen5tn Git.
lid bei8ulegen bei3ulpobuen unb
poren niht eridienen. IS miro
rod Elm geriuh gemadt cine aon-
ieren3 berbei3ufiibren. Soate oieier
8eriun ebenfoas iebldlogen, lit.
mic e8 iheint, Elm 8eneralitreif I'LL.
bermeioIi9.
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Meri6aner 6dufen
StreitRrGtte on

8oibington, %. gloi. 9os
Staatsoeportement lit in aenntnis
aeIest woroen, oaB 5oblreihe meri-
fohiide 5treitfrdfte IN Der gsahbar-
Idaft 6es @roben Bend i'm norolt.
den Merifo 5uiommenge5ogen uer.
ben. es heiBt, oaB in iener sc.
aeuo 10000 0lann iteben ioaen.
es mar stpiiden General Scott ur0
Oregon p~creinbnrt moroen, Ddb nur
10000 Wann nod bort entienoet
meroen Iolten I'M genleiniain nit
ben I6nohen on1erifaniideH Streit-
frdften gegen Die @iaiiten 8u ope-
rieren. 0ieie 3ablreifle Streitnoht
bot in bieiigen Hegterungsfreiien EN-
@efabl oes nnbebagens berborge-
rufen.
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lOeitere 0eul(C6e
grIO(ge Gel 0erOun!

Berlin. 90. 91ai. (5umfcnbcridt)
- Wel0unqen aus 9onoon beiaaen.
bah oie oeutide Ofieniibe erlahme.
Gem bciite nohmiftng beralisgegebe'
nen geriht 0es beutideu arieas.
anltS Suiolsc aber e~reifen bic geut.
lhen bel ger6un nod pie Dor her5
bait un0 erfoIgreid on. Der giad'
mitteasberidt beiagt Dob bic 9eut.
lhen nor6ipeitlih pon 8eroun etn
fein0(ihes 8lodbouS eritiirmt nn0
cine anBabI @cfonsene eemdht ba.
ben. glae fran5oiilhen NIT groBer
StoBfrait ousgeiibrien @egendr1'
ariffe muroen bon ben Dentihen
obqerpieien. (3ieier 9eritt euth0lt
fand feinen Smmeis oif Die groBea
sieae, Die Ole Sran5oien bel benz
6ort 9oununlont erfohten boben
moaen; man iiebt iomit, bob Der
aa6eIiunae inns mieoer einuaI sebo'
rig reiueelegt bat.)
Spdteren Iadridten Sufolee lit
0as Jort Gouaimont no9 nie Dor
feit in bettiden $dnoen, bod 1T
es 6en 6ran5oien gcluugen. horge'
ifobcne ocutide Sdiisengrdben 81
beiesen.
Berlin, 90. 08oi. Rah ben
Meloungen oentiher 9eridteritatter
haben Die 4ngriffe ON @eitnfer Der
W1ons I'M 9erouns9 iitrift cine er.
heblihe @usoebmng Der oettihen
1ront sar 5olge gebabt, Die iidI
lett in elmer fait 0iretten 2inie bon
NDoeourt ii6er Den Siiael go. 304
eritreft. Ger oeatide 4ngriff on
bei0en Seiten Der 2%onoltrnBe 5fut.
IheH Suucourt uno Gsnes ipa biz
9eutIhen bereits bonn Siiael go
2S7, Der iif iioIih bonn Serniten.
hiiae( befinoet, nod Dem ertrenler
5iioen oes oreiedioen Gannro.8al
oes un6 Dem Often BON Der uorget
ndnnteu 2onbitroBe eebrnft boben
no fif Die 6rnn5oien itarf Der
Ihoast baden. Gen anereifenoer
araffen an Der @eltieite Der 9ait
eourt.@ snes. 2onoitraBe lit es gleih
seitig gelungen, gooen an ben iio
iiden abbdngen 0es Siigels 30l
0urd eiaen Glonteuongriif au &c
mifnen.
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tlnCn
ganSen Dollar

Sopbcn'S babcu bciite cine auaei.
&c in Der IdgIiden Omaha Fri.
biine. NORM Sie WGnuer. uu0 Jun.
ae Mi1nncrsAn5iige, Die $25, $50
tmo $50 foitctcn, 81 $3.50 gum
8erfalf on5eieen. Sn Der b%eirel.
ienoen an5eiee lit Gin aoupou ent.
balten. Der einen @ert bon cinen
gan5en Dollar bot. Ner oesholb
cinen glnSug fouien wil, idlneioe
ben aoupon aus uno gebe ibn beini
.GinfnuT in Sopocn's 2a0cn ob, no.
0urh man etnen Dollar eripart. Aut
oieie Neiie bilit man iid ielbit nno
rnpriit oud Der Sclttidcn 3eituna
einen @efoaen.