davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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bearing s,929 signatures had been turned in to Jos. w. House. IT,, or Little Rock, chairman of the state Democratic central committee, who IS in charge of the petitions. It re- qulres practically 14,000 signatures before the act can be initiated. ana While MT. House has no doubt that the required number will be secured he is very anxious that those having petitions which are filled, shall seno them in. MT. House t,has ,recelvea much 'ouragement inS the. primary Dill, and there is no doubt of it's be- ing initiated,if those circulating petl- tlons rush them in as quickly as they are completed.
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Miss

laid on that material in just the same
 way. The second diagram on the
 envelope shows the pieces numbered
 as they are to be put together and
 will be help in the construction.
 The pattern gives all the seams there
 fore, you have only to cut around the
 culations to make.
 First smooth out the pattern care
 fully and identify the different parts
 belonging to each separate garment
 lining and the skirt. If you wish to
 avoid a piecing on the back gore of
 the skirt, it will be we'll to join two
 straight widths and lay the edge
 marked by the three crosses on the seam. The present fashions call for wide skirts and there are no materials woven that will avoid the joining of either selvaged edges or piecing and which is better will always depend upon the special fabric.
 After smoothing the pattern out and pinning the various parts into place, mark the notches with tailor's chalk, do hot cut them for if you cut the notchcs you will destroy the edges of the seams. Cut on the outside edges of the pattern. 1t is then a very simple matter to- lift the upper piece of material and to mark the notches on the underside, for the notches always are found on the edges. To mark the basting line or any con- tinuous line of perforations, use a tracing wheel, if the material allows as this is the quickest and easiest method, and you mark the two thick ness at once. If, however, the wheel will not serve for the special material. mark all the perforations with tailor's tacks and in any case use the tailor's tacks for the single perforations. To make these tacks, take a long needle full of fine thread and for all lines of perforations take a short stitch over each perforation and leave long loop between each two. If you must mark single perforations, take a single stitch but leave a long thread. After you have taken al! these stitches through the perforations clip the long stitches between the perforations, at 'AAN N'iSh pun ehN t"o eiiiNN nesses of the cloth apart and clip the threads that you find between, then you will have the markings on both sides of the garment. The process is really a much simpler one than it sounds, and has the great advantage of avoiding any permanent markings on the material. If you mark with chalk or with pencil, there is always possibility of stain, although for some materials it is quite possible to use them, and the method is little more rapid.
 As the first step in the making, take up the darts in the lining fronts, using the double seam that we have des- scribed in previous lessons. In this picture, the blouse isall of the Georgctte crepe but if you like the little piece visible in the square neck of lace, you can apply lace over the lining as directed on the envelope Join the shoulder edges, then as the next step
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Tafeta Frock for Miss
 :4 l% M =l<

THERE is no more fashionable
 frock for the young girl than the
 = one that is made with sleeveless over-bodice. The design illustrated is a very attractive one and at the same time very simple one. Any girl who can sew straight scam can make the dress herself if she will follow the directions, and there are nurnberless appropriate materials. In the picture, plaid taffeta is shown ever lining or guimpe of Georgette
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ec6o (Wtth Busting Line and Added {saws AloapaneAi Dress with Over- Bodice for Misses and Small Women,
 I6 and IS years.
 crepe, but you could get this same color effect with various other ma terials. You could use plaid hand kerchief linen or plaid cotton voile, ii something simpler were wanted, or you could use plain material trimming 1t in some way. Whatever, is chosen, the process of making will be the same.
 On the envelope is given diagram showing the pattern laid out on ma te1ial Nfty-four inches wide. To make as shown here it will be ncces- sary to cut the gui1npc or the lining From different material but it will be
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-06-14

house he looks around and sees the members sitting there and then he prays for the country. From "Mirth and Merriment," in The Peoples Home Journal for July
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-06-14

vessel, when the height of it's mast IS Known, now in use in all our shjns
 Ills naval telescope sight has elimi-
 Aa'eo all errors In sighting heavy guns at sea, and is nearly the most important invention of recent vears o''
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FOR NEW PRIMARY LAW.

L1ttle Rock, June 13.-With three weeks yet in which to circulate neti. hofan,, taJas, a,poo names must be secured oeloie the new primary election bill can esa pc hled with the secretary. of Se]lS.
 on Monday afternoon petitions
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WHY WOMEN
 WRITE LETTERS
To Lydia E. Pinkham Medi-
 cine Co.

Women who are we'll often ask "Are the letters which the Lydia B. Pinkham Medicine Go. are continually publishing, genuine?" "Are they truthful T" "Why do women write such letters :" In answer we say that never have we published a fictitious letter or name. Never, knowingly, have we published an untruthful letter, or one without the full and written consent of the woman who wrote it.
 The reason that thousands of women from all parts of the country write such grateful letters to tne Lydia E. Pink ham Medicine Co. is that Lydia E. Pink ham s Vegetable Compound has brought health md happiness into their lives, once burdened with pain and suffering.
 It has relieved women from some of the worst forms of female ills, from dis placements, inflammation, alteration, irregularities, nervousness, weakness, stomach troubles and from the blues.
 It is impossible for any woman who is we'll and who GS5(>9sA has never suffered 1NE/ GGNSsE\I0y to realize how these W/< < W%NANM poor, suffering wo- ! a>N\p men feel when re- iY @W stored to ealth; & v U their keen desire to c\ /h help other women M GsNMymZM who are suffering as C1ESezfES21NS they did. SS6K FiNKASMS
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1,rdi. tloilfcn ipricbt
tuicccr einmaI!
ogtad meiuen @Urten, uidjt mad
meinen Sateu iOllt SIR
Gmh ridjtcu!"

gbilabclpbia, ga, 80. SUM. =
grdiioent @ilion bielt eeItern mad.
mittog ouf Dem biefgen Snoepen.
oence Square cine glniprade Dor ei.
ner groben 8olfsmenee, in neI9er
er leine olten 8braien bon ben Hrin.
aipien Der 6reibeit, @eredtigfeit inO
&umonitGt pieoerbolte uno notiirli.
6erpeiie Oonlit bel ben Ieidt erreg.
barren 3uborern eroben 9eifa1 er.
5ieIte. Inter onoerem erfl1rte Der
gr1iiOent, o1b glmerifa onoere
Staoten ebeiiio bebouOeln icllte, ME
es ipiinIde, bon ibnen bebonoeIt 5u
perben. (Gies grir0ip bat Der Bra.
iibent ben 3entrolItaaten gegeniiber
ME befolet)
Des gSeiteren ioete Der &eOner,
0ab mad ieiner 9Iniidt bns eeiomte
@olt Die rationale Nolitif formen
ioae, uidt ober eine ein5elne fleine
@ruppe. (llnter 8iIion lit leiber
beiOes nidt Der 5oa, 0aln oa iptro
bic Holitit niht eirmal BON elmer
fleinen @ruppe, iouoern nur bon ei.
ner eiu8igen Rerion ndmlidb bon
@ilion naein ielbit, eefornlt.)
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SinOenbnrg greift
bfftig TIT NOrOell all!
pariicr Beri9tcn smfclsc iollcn Sic Oeitcrreidps
1tnoarn Hclomca ecrdurnt haben; Rmficn
int pcrmaridb oif sic lsarpatRen2
Don 1,eftfront nidts ,peientlid6cs 81 berieten.

peI9e on ole 2on6oner Sinles Be.
ridtet iiber bic fiirdtbaren a6nipfe
an Der ri,iiii6en Gront: n9ie gon5e
6ront ertlong Iiegen bic ettioroer
eegeniberltebenoen armeen in einem
| fnrdtbaren uno iiriditfborlinell
Sample. 9ie bon 9elitihlono ein-
treffenoert Sruppen MAIDEN ben rlii-
iiiden 8ormorib fdpierig.
9ie an oieier Srort 5ii ertuorten.
oen @rfolge rihten iib ipobI ollein
oonod, irtpieipeit Die 9eiitiden In
Der Gage ieirt tner6en, iibern1ltieen.
De Grltppennoiien eegen Die GitKen
5u fonaentrieren. Mon fo1rte ril-
big nnnebmen oiirfen, onb eIeid-
biel mas geihiebt, irgenbipel@er
oiterrei9iid-oeutider WoritoB ben
5einO lnbere4enbare 8erIuite TO.
iten miro. gSreliBiide @oroe lit IN
&obeL etngetroffen lin0 Der 9elitide
4aiier ieIbIt befinoet fib IN Dem
0ortigen @ebiet, mo es iib 0ortun
bunoelt, aIle 9Lnitrengungen at ma.
den, nm Grltppen onauinurmeln unO
f6pere @eidiise berdnSuidaffen, Inn
einen ibrer 6arofteriitiihen @orit0be
5u ltnterrebnetl.
2nftfGmpfe am 0iigner Bnien.
Berlin, iiber 2on0on, 80. ssuni.-
Gin am M1itttpo9 in Berlin ousae.
gebener amtIi6er geri1t neIfet
8pei 2iiftfanlpfe am ipeitIiden Gin
gang gum &igaer gulen. Die
9eutihen trugen in ben &6npfen
ben 8orteiL oopon. sSn einem Sale
tdinpfte Elm oeutideg Meorineflug.
5eue gegen fiinf ruiitfbe Meroplone
uno bra6te einen gum 4bItura. Ser
anOere &onlpf NOR otpiiben fiinf
riiiiidhen ltnO fiinf 0eatfben MerD-
pInnen, nobel 5tuei rltiiiide Slug.
5elge in ihper bei11oigtem 8uItnn0
gum @bititrd gebradt ipuroen. Gin
Oelif9er 4eroplan itiir5te infolge
ms 8oiIer uno ber-
ianf, ipabreno ote geiasitng geret-
tet ipuroe. Ser gfeIt Der 6eutihen
febrte itnbei96oigt al.
rid
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1l,iSerritf Ses 11tmlcts
Oeiekcs legal!
Gas itantIife D6erseri6t bDm ssotun
giht eintimrtig Dbiae Gnt.
iGeibnns ab.

9es @oi,tas, So., 80. SUM-. -
9os itaotlibe Sbergeridt ertIGieo
geitern gegen Deribieoene 5@1nE-
tptrte aus Davenport. tpel1e oiasSe-
gaIitGt 0es 8iberrufs 0e8 WeiIrt.
@eieses ongef6mpfts batfen.
Ia1 benz l1rteiI 6es SbergeridJis,i
Ons elm eirittnun,iges lfIt, lit Der @t.l
0errif obtgen @eieses, ipeIher. BON
Der lesten GtnntslegisIdtltr bei&IoI.
fen uro Die SdIieBurg fdtntliher
8irtidoften in Soma am 1. ssnn1ior
Iesten Sobres CUR Golge batte, b0IIig
Geiesm6Big.
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Siltit Caftafteriff
altf karlsruhe!

Berlin 30. SSuni. (Gunfenberidt.)
- Cine 9epei9e Der lteberIeeiiden
geo6ri6tenogertltr mel6ete arn02itt.
nod ans &arIsrube, o1B Die So.
nigin 8iftoria bon Sdlpeoen, Sdipe.
fter oes @roBberSogs 5rieorih oes
3iueiten bon 9a0en fid i'm ShloB
in 4orlsri1be befonb, oIs Die sSran.
5oien ben IeBten gngriff o1tf Die
oeutfhe Staot 1tnternobnlert nobel
ITO 9erionen ourf 8omben geto.
tet tpuroen. ste fam inoeIien, tpie
bel Dem erften angriff Der Dor Ell.
niger 3eit nlf Die Stabt gertto9t
iuuroe, obne gerlesuneen Oaboft.
@dbreno oes Gngriffs befon6en
iih Der @roBber5og uno bic @roB.
ber3ogin.Bittpe 2ouiie, iotpie Die
Ser5oein-8ittpe bon Seiien in Der
Stride. Der @ottesoienit iuuroe
tros Der bernebmbaren grplofionen
fortgeieBt. Sp1ter, nod bebor Der
Ingriff gand iein gn6e erreiht bot.
te itno Die @rpIofionen oud ipobrge.
nonnen iperoen fonrten, beiu6te
Die @roBber8ogin 2ouiie Die Ser
munoeten.
@inige 8ontben bdtte1 tuie Sic
0epei6e peiter melOet, cine bergif.
tenoe 8irttng.
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gRilitarildle cyrcuOen.

Columbus, q. d., 20. e3lini. =
Seftises Sonntreibcn ilno gliiben6e
Sonunerbise iperoen Die nelonfom.
menoen Soloaten an Der merifoni.
iden @renae entpfangen. Die Gem.
peratur erreidlte geitern bier 116
@raO, nnhoefn iie Dor elmer Modle
bereits ouf t21 @roO i'm Shatten
geltnnOen. Ger 6IcnOen0e 8iiItens
idno mndte es fir Die 5olooten no.
Tia, fnrbige augengldier 81 traaen.
Die sgriinen4 WiIiJnl1nner lpcrOen
iih crit in einigen BoaeH an Oas
eiscnartige 4lintn getpObnt baben.
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PcHdnSiit,e RecScr
tl,crSeit ale reid!

8aibington, 30. SUM. - Ser
omerifaniide &oniu[ 2onnbon in
glmiteroom bat ieine Regieriing in
aenntnis geiett, baB Die erpBen bol-
ldnbiiden 9ampfidiffnbrts @eieII.
idaften felt ariegSbeeinn ungebeute
9rofite eena6t bn6en. Pile Die
boldn6iid5e 6lagge fiibrenoe 5diife
baben ibren geiisern foloTinle @eIo-
einnabmen augefiibrt. Die boIlGn.
Oiibe 9anoelsmnrine bot fid nGb-
renO Der lebten spei Sabre in groB.
artiger 8eiie entpifeIt, uno Der
Neubau Der G6iffe eebt in flotter
@eiie bortp1rts.
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1tus ccnt State

Sails gitp. SRI. Grace WsnS4
Dor tuur0e bon oem G1ttonobiI bon
|S. g. MorteI, ons oltf ben &mipt.
itraBen ltnieres Stdot6ens unIenf.
bar tpur6e, nrtgerorutt it1to itberfob.
rem. GoB iie NIT Oern 2eben ba.
bonfnnL lit Elm uuhres @u1toer Sis
nenne1l.
@Dntore. Cine potriotffd,e
5ra1 lit Die @ittpe esalaes grnlu-
forO. gtner ibrer Sobne lit Der
Wilia bereits beigetreten un0 ote
@tlttter bot erflGrt, Iie lei berett,
nu9 ibre beioen onoeren S6bne IN
ben 0ienIt Oes @oterlnnoes treten
5it laiier.
Sreulont. = $ier 1T man febr
erfreut iiber Die $1tiohe, 6aB Der
beriibntte SenrD Soro geIegentIi6
Der i1brIi9en Eraftor.a .ausItelIung
bonn 7. big II. glliglilt @brengoIt
Der Stoot iei1 ipiro. Serr ssoro
bat 8iirgermeiIter 8oIS berIprohcu,
0oB er ieiner $roftor lnitbrinoen
miro, Ser ongebIi6 ons Sorulbetrtebe
rebolittionteren tpir0.
Beatrice. 9ie 8ei5enernfe bot
in Gage Gnlirtb begonnen un0 miro
in ei1tigen Sogen in bolem @onae
fem. 0os getreioe itebt borsiigIid).
. Sn onoeren iii6lihen Counties
Oes 5tontes tpiro gIei6 no6 Dem d.
SiiIi nit benz Ginbein1len bon @eia
sen begornen mer0en
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Jmmelmaitits rei1e In
Scr Pcimat becrSi9t!
Sanienbe fDlgten benz ,Saree; Beree
BON ardu5eH in alien bent.
idJen 6arbeH.

Berlin, 30. SUM, iiber 2onoon.-
Qa6riften aus Dresden beiogen,
baB Der .2eihnnm oes beriibnlten
oeutiden 5lieeers Smmelmann por.
geitern in 9resoen.gteldtoot einge-
troffen lit. @robe @eni6enn1niien,
bie tiefes Sdlpeigen bemabrten, bat
ten iib am 8abnbof eineefunoeu.
Sad Dem eintreifen Der Mtlitter oes
fiirs @aterlan6 @efaaenen, Die iliht
in Srouer mar, begleiteten WIann.
itnften oes t3. SdgerbntaiGons ben
Sare. Der nit Gr6n5eu beloOer mar,
ipeldle Die 6arben naer oelttihei
g9unoesito1ten trugen. @inige Shtei.
fen naren nit lle6erreiten BON SSnl.
meImanns gleroplm 5uinn1menee.
bunoen. Eouien0e folgten Dem
Sara ourd Die 6trnben, nuf mel
den Sueen0ipebr 3u beiOen Setten
Spolier biIoeten. 9ic 9eiiesungs.
6eiertibteiten erfoleten unter bobcn
@brenbe5eheungen.
(Der Seloentoo Snmelmanns gibt
elmer SdilOerung erbobtes Srlte.
refe, bic Der ariegsberi1teritatter
@eorg 0ueri fiir5lid) bon oenl fiib.
nen 5Iieeer entiporf.
sd fubr 5u SSmnelmann +"
idreibt 2nert. Gin beideioener
3nriifboIten0er SolOat nit groBen
rubigen 4ugen. Nus Dem friiberen
i1dliifben &ooettcn bot ii9 Der gro'
be 5lieger berousgeiAGlt, Der i'm
Sanuor 1916 auf oeu &rieesIAou.
plas fommt, 5uerit i'm Goppeloefcr
nuifldrt unb oann ais Meiiterihiibe
in ben &anlpfeinoeder iteigt. Setn
naererlter @in0ederau8ilug mar elm
grfoIa. Sin Gngldnoer freiite iiber
benz 6eutiden 5lugplos. Der fIeine.
slpparat idraubte iid raid binailf|
Ilno Der @ngl1nber fieL ibm CUR
gellte. lleber Die @efabren ser
,l1mpfe ipri6t syulrtcImarn nid)t,
oas no6t er nit ii9 ielbit ans,
mo 8efobr unO Slid iino ibrnI
Grlebniiie, Die er iid Der.
dlieht. or bnn0elt ais 6lieger
filbn un0 raid nn0 Ipridt eennu fol
penia als chen beionrene Menfdlpn|
IL reOen pflegen. 5eine Wienen|
'rbelen fih unO iein Con miro
U1rner, oa er BON Dem Snnoi9rei,
len 0es aoiiers ipri6t. gs bat
BIN febr groBe 6reuOe gemadt, ooBI
bn 0ar aaiier gum 5poIften Steg
,egliifipiini1te, ais eben nie Gornpf.
taffeI ben orei3ebuten ms 9oupt.
In1rtier meIoen fonnte. ltno Der
euiier itri1 ben 3p6Ifer 0itrh uno
drieb ben 0reioebner oariiber, ano
nan er51bIt oas 8ort oes aoiiers
Man fam ni6t 70 raid idreiben, |
Die sSnlmelmonn ibiebt.")
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Sarfi:sr Iic9reic9
int ucrS>Oa akcta!
ltnparteiiifjc 6Grmer.aisG bringt
lire aan6ibaten bel Der Hri.
mGriuabl bnrd.

Sarge, q. O., 80. SSlirtt.-aus
ben bisber betar1t getporbenen &e-
iuItoten Der 9rimdruablen gebt ber.
Dor, Dab Die llnparteiiide 6armer.
2iga lire RonoiOaten ouf Dem re.
publifanildben Stimm5ettel ourd.
pebrodt bat. ginloesienntor 8orter
Ylcgnnber, tpelher ii6 nm Die @ie-
Denomination beiparb, bat ieinen
@egenf1noiooten @ouperneitr San.
na gefhIogen. 8emofrotii6er &an.
oioot fir 8unoesIenotor lit CT.
@ouberrteltr 8urfe.
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Sc9tDei5ct lcbt HeMtIc,e
Gefali1cncnlaocr!
Or. Eaul 5rcisiusr itellt Fe ais
@initer hin; snte geban6lnns
oer @sfGnseneu.

goIeI, 30. Suni. - Syn einen
bier gebaltenen gortrog beIdrei6t
Or. SAUL sSreisper, aopit1n in Dem
Sonit1tsforps Der Sdmeiser glr.
NEE, Die oeittiden @efangenenloger
ols mititergitItig. Sym g(priI b.
s. bat er I'M gluftrage Der g[Iliierten
bieie Eager In Gelti9lano beluat
uno iie elmer eriinOIiden ESriifung
unteroogen. Sytt ieOem Eager befin.
ben iih ipe5iede @ebditoe fir @ot.
tesoienite, Sbedterouffiibrungen rmo
&onserte. 9ie aiiden tueroen nit
peinlider Sorgfnlt rein geboIten;
Elm alter beiitider l1nteroffioier itebt
ieoer aomp1gniefiide Dor ltno tuirO
babel BON franaoiii6en @efangenen,
bic gum groBten SeiI profeiiioneIle
ao9e iino, 1ulteritiitt. sSranaoiii9e
unO engliide ariegsgef1ngene ellen
ni6t nIes, mas ibnen borgeiest
miro, Die OfuIien nber beri6lingen
aaes, mas ibnen boreeiebt miro,
nit nnbrent Seibbnneer.
9ie 8ibliotbef meiIt Bidder IN
fron3oiiider, engIiider uno rulIiI6er
Sprobe ouf; ben @efangenen lit es
geitnttet, ieoeu Wiondt atpei griefe
uno bier 8oitfaften an ibre Qtnges
boriqen Hn0 syfelln0e All idrei6en.
Mud fir forperli9e 8eih1ftigung
Der @efongenen 1T n Doaem Rabe
geiorat tpor0en piele tuer0en al
gIrbeitett III Ben Bayern bertuenott;
nn0ere 5ieben inter getpo9ung bon
2anoIturutleiiten ouf bic benahbor.
ten 8anernb6fe binous un0 fe6ren
nod getdner glrbeit abeno8 ipieoer
ins Eager 5nriif. 8ieIe @efangene,
namentli9 RuIien, tper6en ouf melt
entfernten 2on6giitern bei9dftigt
lino bertpeilen bort tpo1enlong, Oh.
ne ooB iie betpadt tperoen. Cine
groBe QroobI Gran3oien miro in
Gabrifen bei6dftiet; oa iie quite
San6iperfer iinb, tperoen ibre 9ien.
Ite bielfa9 begebrt. gait ben far.
bigen @efongenen lit ni6ts on3it.
foneen, iino ilnbrnudbor uno idred.
lid foul. Ser gnglGnoer neigert |
iid in ben meiiten SdIlen at ar.
beiten; er bdlt Die 4rbeit fir I'm.
lpiiroig.
5eoen Moreen tper6en Die @efdn.
genen bon einen ar5t ntteriuft; |
lit elm Monn front, oann ipiro er
iofort nod oen ioeal etngeridtete1
6oipitoI geididt; ltirbt er, 10 tpiro
pr NIT milit1riiden Gbren beerOiet.
Die 8oroden Der Sffi5iere iino |
beiier eingeridtet biibi6 mobIiert
lino bieten 9faun fiir bier Bis fiinf
Ndnn, Die Offi5iere unternebulen
,peinol Die Bode lGngere Spa.
notiirli9 urlter geiDa.
bung, uno erbaIten t1eIi9 Bier un0
8ein, an6 einen 66nops. 2esteren
'paren fidb Die ruifii6e1 Sffiaiere
ltf, big iie genug beiiammen boben
I'M iid einen geborigen 9oarbeuteI
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l1erlGitot Gaiements
Be9naSi0ilft0!

2onoon, 80. SUM. Qie eipfInB.
rei6e 3eitiiug Mandeiter @uaroian
berlaflgt in eiuem langen artifeI Die
8egnaoigung bes gum Go0e berur.
teilten Cir 9loger gaIement. eSn
Dem glrtifeI beiBt es, Gdienent lit
Elm Ganatiter; Die 9oOesitrofe miro
SrGltne. pie er lie bat, nif)t er.
itiden. nieIn1ebr nod mebr beleben.
I'm oes neuen SrIanos peeeh ocs
mir boffen entiteben gu ieben, lit
Wtiloe geraten. glnoere 3eitungen
iogen OnB Die Sinridtung goie-
ments nidt oaar beitrdgen iper0e.
Die irldnOii6e 6roge 5u erleoigen.
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Sa8esbcridt

garis, 80. Suni. = gei Ell.
mem geluoItieen @orItoB seIang
es oeu 9euti6eu, fran5oiii6e
5teQuneen 6ItIia bon Der Sobe
304 81 nebmen. Die 9eiasung
ipttroe bon oeutiden @eiboiien
forntlid begraben. Sffi5ieaen
frauooiiihen geridten Sufolge
aber tpuroen Die Stealngen 5u.
riiderobert. 9ie Deutiden feb
ten aud I'M 9loocourt @eb0I6
uno peItIid Der Sobe 304 gum
Sturm an bernlohten aber
ni6ts an errei6en. gon gtieli-
port in 5IqnOern bis CUR 9lisne
berri6t geeenpGrtie cine groBe
&ft6tigteit.
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Bavern b6lt
Goitriitctt fern!

SIN Soag, iiber 2or0on, 80. Syu.
mi. - 9ie In gorooeutihlano 5iem.
lid berbreitete 9lniidt, oob 9opern
I'M 8ergleid nit anoeren oeuti6en
Stonten In einem gelpiiien lIeber.
fluB an gta1rltngsntitteln i6ipelge,
i6eint eiren groBen 8u0ran9 bon
Sonntergditen erparten Su laiien.
8ie &e9ierung bat Oaber eine g8ar.
nltng erlaiien, in pelher tie oarouf
binpeiit, 0aB obgleid) Die 6leiid.
tarten auf 700 @ronrm Die 8o1e
louten oarin @lrite, 5pcf, 5ett
uilo 8rdierben eirbegriffen IeieiL
mas in @oroOeutidlanO ni6t Der
5aa lit. 3uoem ipiroen Die 9fo.
tionen IN filr5er1 Inn 20 9sro5ent
beruntcrgeiebt meroen. gutterfor.
ten lalteteH slnar nui 100 @ramm
pro @ode, bod Iei MIR iebr ielten
Die bolle Ration erbdltIifl. Sin
Giert 8uder, grbicn unO 8obnen,
iotpie an Seefiihen berri6e GROCER
(9).
8opern bofft olic, bon Der ibm
freunoiiden Snoaiion Der.
i6ont au bleiben, oa es S9tpierig-
feiten babe, ieine eieene 8eboIfe-
rlng ou erndbren.
goluiide ansiuanSerer.
Berlin, iiber 2onbon, 80. ssl.ni.
Die oeiltihen 8eb0rOen IN 8oIen
boben berfiigt, oaB 2eute, ipel6e.
mad ben Ser. Staaten ousnonoern.
tpolleu ibre Gotnpferbiaette boben.
rtiiileh ebe fie bos 2auO berlaiien
oiirfen. Dies lit taiofern erreidt,
als pieIe 9[meritaner polnilder Ser
tunft @elo ienoen, nm ibren Ser.
panoten Die l1eberfdbrt at errnog-
Ii6en.
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1lmd1 1iebraska t1tiliscn
ucrtuct9crn BMmccsciS!
eentc bon Der aompngnie nns 60.
tbeHbnrg, Neb., iuOlien Gib
uidt a6Iesen.

2incoln, gseb., 80. SUM. = gttpa
Die S1Ifte Der aontpngnie bon go.
tbenburg bonn 5. @iIi6regiment ipci.
gerte iib geItert ben @unoeseio ob.
0nIegen, tuoOurd bic Ginmulteriing
oes Regiments ber5Ceert ipurOe. 9ie
meiiten Der 2elite iollen Iid beite
ieoodb bereit erfldrt boben, ben Clio
5u Ieiiten.
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g1etterberidlt.

Sir Omaha uno llfngegeno
56on beute uno Snmstog; fein
peientIi6er 8enlpcratiirme9iel.
Sir 9eebrosfa: llnbeitimrnte @it.
terung ober I'M allgenleinen ib6n
beute nbeno uno Snntstog; ettpas
tiibler beute obenn i'm n0r0liden
anO 6entralen Seil.
Sir Soma: Sm olgenteinen i6on
beute glbeno uno Sonlstag; moqli.
derlpeiie @epitteritiirfic inI noroli-
den Seil; etiuos fiibler in rorOiueit.
li9en Cell.
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Sir S0ntlien Ser
11liliStrilppen!

@oibington, 80. SUM. -gieprG-
ientnnt Snp reidte geitern i'm &ouie
cine ieporote gorlage elm, $4,000.
900 fir llnteritiisune Der beoiirfti.
Gen 5ontilten bon glngeborigen Der
WliIi3 5u beipiligen. Der 9lntrng
wirO am Waontag CUR 8eratune font
uIen
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SpdLenfnnb in 9es N1nincs.

8cs Wioines, Sa., 80. SUM. -
9trbeiter, melhe einen abfIuBtlnneI
5piiden 8luff ltnb 9lrlington Str.
ousidadtetenb ItieBen eeItern altf
eine &oblenaoer bon Orei Sub 9ife,
peIhe Sic 5ranflin Ctr. entlang
Idltft. 9ie aoble 1T gutter 2uoli-
t1t.