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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-31
MOTHERS DAY.
Old Soldier Wears Carnation
and Pays Beautiful Tribute
ID Mothers of the
Land.

To-day is mother ;, day. so we pin
a carnation on our breast, and fer
vently worship the mothers of our
race. They are the great interpre-
ters of Creations law. Mother love
knows no creed, no race, no age, no
Limitation, 1t dates back to baby
hood of man, and shall endure as
long as eternal time. A mothers
heart will cross the continents and
oceans to her far-away boy. 1t was
a mothers arm that stole around
that boys neck, and a mothers
whisper in his ear, that brought
back again his courage to start anew
the fight for life.
Yes, let US proudly wear our
white carnations to-day, and softly
breathe prayer to the memory of
our mothers. God bless the good
old mothers
Somebody has said that moth
er's love is the only virtue that did
not suffer by the fall of Adam.
Whether Adam fell or not, it's quite
clear that the unselfsh love of a
good mother is the crowning glory
of the race. No matter how long
and how sorely it may be tried, her
arms are ever open to receive the re-
turning prodigal. The faithful heart
of mother never loses its affection
for the wanderer who has strayed
from the fold. Adversely and sor-
row may come, with all their terri
BILE forces, but the motherly affec-
tion clings to its idol closely. We
never see good old mother sitting
in an arm chair that we do nc think
of the storms which have pelted
into her cheerful face without sour
ing it.
Her smile is solace, her presence
benediction. A man may stand
more exertion of some kind than a
II ta hs saei b
of his laughter, his cheerfulness, his
gentleness and his trust, but not so
with a loving mothers heart. A
faithful mother stands for every
thing that is high, holy, pure and
good. Her love is unbounding,
without brim or bottom. 1t is as
high as heaven, broad as the uni
verse, and as lasting as time.
Transplant her In the dark places
of the earth. Call forth her ener-
gies to action, and her breath be-
comes a healing balm. her presence
blessing. Place her in the heat
of battle-give her a child, a bird,
or anything to protect-and see her
there, lifting her pure white arms as
shield, as her own blood crimsons,
praying for her life to protect the
helpless.
In prosperity she is bud, full of
odors, waiting for the winds Of ad-
versity to scatter them abroad.
The sweetest word in the English
language is mother. She is char!
acter builder-the queen of the
home. As pure as the golden
stars in their silver sockets.
Jeremy Taylor said land be told
the truth): "A good wife is Heay-
ems last best gift to man-his angel
and minister of graces innumerable,
his gem of many virtues, his casket
of jewels. Her voice is sweet music
to his soul, her smiles his brightest
day, her kiss the guardian of his in
nocence, her arms the pale of his
safety, the balm of his health, the
balsom of his life; her industry his
safest steward, her lips his faithful
counsellor, her bosom the softest
pillow of his cares, and her prayers
the ablest advocate of Heavens
blessing on his head.
J. Russell Wright.
Co.. g ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-31
Contributors to Work on "Plank'
Road.

Mr.. George T. Swearingen has
furnished us with a list of the indi-
viduals and business houses of Au-
gusta who contributed to the fund
that made possible the improvement
of the road leading from the Pine
House to Augusta. In addition to
these contributors, large number
of citizens of Trenton, Johnston,
Edgefeld and residents of the rural
districts along the road, contributed
literally to this fund. The total
from all sources, including the
county, was something like $3.50.
A considerable number of persons,
both white and colored, contributed
labor aud their. teams also e. -
The Improvement of this particu-
lar piece of road, considering, too,
that it is permanent, has been worth
to the land adjacent to it, and to the
entire county ten-fold what it cost
in money and labor. Besides the
actual benefit to the travelling pub
lie, it furnishes an object lesson in
road building that will prove to be
an invaluable stimulus to other com.
munities. While other good and
progressive citizens along the road
have had a large part in improving
the road, Mr.. George Swearingen
bore the largest portion of the bur
den. The following is the list of
Augusta contributors, as furnished
by Mr.. Swearingen:
Bank of Western Carolina,
North Augusta Branch $1,000
North Augusta Warehouse
aud Fertilizer Co., 500
J. G. Lamar 200
Lyon, Merritt q Co. $500
Satcher & Nixon $500
H. G. Tennent & Supply Co. 500
j. F. Carswell 1000
S. M. Whitley Co. $500
Pope & Fleming 1000
Murphy & Co. 1000
John J. Evans 500
The J. Willie Levy Co. 1000
Stovall 500
E. j. Lyon & Co. 1000
The Perkins Manf'g Co. 1000
Sol Bown LOO
Doremus & Co. 1000
Jake Reel 1000
D. Slusky 500
Wlekey Bros: 800
Russell & Allen 1000
Dawson 6 Fargo 1000
Mony & Go. 1000
VIM. Schweigert & Co. 500
Barrett & Go. $500
J. B. White & Go. 1000
L. Sylvester & Sons 500
The Great Eastern Shoe Co. 500
Coca Cola Co. 1000
w. B. Brigham 500
McCravy & CO. 500
A. H. Mcdaniel 400
Lombard Iron Works 1000
N. L. Willet 500
Nixon & Wright 1000
O'Connor Schweers Paint Co.. 500
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-31
Governor Manning Versatile.

Governor Manning is as versatile
as he is popular. A short time ago
he made an address at school
closing at Cold Spring, in Edge
field county-a community seven or
eight miles from railroad; few
days later he made memorial ad.
dress at Sweetwater, a country
r!;u,ch. la Aiken county, and tue
u.hcr da, he was the most popular
nr.n ln l'hAr!"',r, n. c., excepting
pniy ,r,r Pr..>i,!"ut of the United
y CITES - !;cnhr.M Herald.
II " ca;iness and Loss OF Appetite
&c l'l' :,,aa,!a-'i general strengthening toEis,
''EUif.:: TN$TFLESSi chill ONIC, Lri,,c. out
!',-:a ard builds ur the s"stem. y tree toni:
"rrG --.2...-si. &c. -~A.-. a;Il c.:.u cn. Vta-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-04
ANSWERS "AMERICAN.!-Per

ANSWERS 'AMERICAN.''-Pe
me to answer one signing. Amer
lean" Pres. Wilson appointed those
two men not because they were Ro-
man Catholics, but because they
were true, red-blooded Americans, as.
you call yourself.
Roman Catholics as citizens have
just as much right to hold those jobs
as any other creed.
To me your letter looks very mar
TOw-minded. Read up and see what
Pres. Wilson did to Chas. Murphy Of
Tammany N. Y. c. and Roger SuIli-
van of Chicago. Wilson is not play
ing to any one, either in politics or
religion, as you think. You feel all
Masons have more right to their jobs
than any one else. It's your citizens
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-04

HOW ABOUT RESULTS?-I took
an examination for bridgetender in
April, 1916. The results or mark
ings have not been posted yet. I an
derstand there were over 1 ZOO ap-
pIicants who took this examination.
had to lose two days pay, as the ply
steal and mental tests were held on
different dates. The administration
made over 70 sixty-day appoint
ments. Is that the reason they do
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-04
You have your right to boost your
candidate, and l have mine, and Mr..
Cochran has his.-Mildred Whit
comb, 115 N. Hoyne aV.

HUGHES MEET A FIZZLE.-
witnessed a political stump meeting
held on corner North av. and Cali
fOrnia, which would make any Viii
sonite feel full of joy.
A Hughes speaker, surrounded by
a considerable crowd, was making
his foremost attempt in knocking
Wilson's policy and administration,
but in vain. Every knock was a
boost" Never could this expression
be more wildly demonstrated than
it was at this meeting. Every state
ment uttered by the speaker was fol-
lowed by a "'Hurah for Wilson" from
the crowd. ~
The speaker couldn't proceed.
Above the noise that the speakers
machine made in speeding away you
could distinctly hear the crowd yell:
'HUrrah for Wilson! Hurrah for
Wilson! al. C. Mayerson, 1106 S.
Ashland blvd.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-04

not post this list or are they wait
ing until after election.
l like good many others lost my
time and money taking this exam
nation, while Mayor Thompson
keeps his political pets in these jobs.
p. D.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-04
LEVISH'S IDEA.-

LEWSH'S IDEA.-Win you please
publish this as my humble opinion of
why the Tribune is for Guinea? 1t
could see a landslide coming Cum
meas way and it wanted to get the
credit for it You. seem to have over
looked this possibility entirely, yet is
there any explanation more obvious?
Tha settles the Miller bugaboo,
Matched in the fertile minds of the
Hoyne apologists, for which even
The Day Book has faIIen.-Thomas
LeVish.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-04
PARK CONSOLIDATION.

PARK CONSOLIDATION. - The
treatment accorded labor in the
south park system is sufficient in
centive for any wage Garner to vote
Eyes" on park consolidation. The
dominating clique controlling park
affairs, headed by Judge Payne
CwhO, by the way, is legal adviser for
the A. M. and other labor-hating
agencies), have spared no efforts in
exterminating organized labor in the
south parks.
The wages and conditions of the
employees have become wen-night in
tOlerable. Under the false guise Of
economy, organized labor has been
displaced by cheap scab labor, which
has proven more of an expense than
a saving to the public. For years
labor has endeavored to place a rep
resentative upon the board, but Big
Business has always interviewed.
Vote to GUST the present plutOcratic
ring that labor may have at least a
chance of securing a living wage
w. H. Elliott.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-06
Jtaltclt. Dantpfcr
palermo" tcrpcSicrt!
Sattc Az gImcrifauer an gorS, abcr
audi WinnitiDn nn6 tanIenS
Iicr6e nn6 Dlanltiere.

gldu gort, 6. Qcs. - 8ie aus
Woorio beridtet miro, lit Der italie.
nii6e Goupfer o9alermo" nuf Der
Sobe Ser ipaniitben 4iiite torpeoieri
imo perienft noroen. Der 0onpfer
bate feline 4aiia9iere an gor0, ie.
Oo6 AZ omeritaniide 9feroefnedte,
Seine 2aolng beitono aus 1853
Rferoen, S6S M}oultiererL iotDic
1,452 Stiiten @rpIofoItoffe, 0eilni.
tion un6 Artegsuateriol. Giuer Der
Matroien ipie es beiBt, Elm gtmea
rifaner, pur6e ourh cine @ei6ii5.
tugel bertpunoet, un0 lit Ipdter in
etnen Soipital in gaIafrltgea, Spa
niet geitorben 9rei on0ere nur.
oen onr9 oos 3orpeOo ihiuer Der.
lebt.
Ser DBalermo" mar 9,203 Gon.
nen groB un0 batte 5luei orei50llige
@eidiibe an 8orO, iDelde, ipie Der
bieiige a9ent Der Better oes 6abr.
5eilgs, 5oIori ertIGrte, mir fiir
8erteioigungs5pede beItimnt lparen.
Gas tenl1t man. eSeOenfaqS muB
Der 0antpfer Dem 8efebl, bei3uore.
ben niht 5oIge geleiitet boben, lonIt
mare nidt aus @ei6ieen auf i'm
geieuert DorOen.)
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2ll6 cine 11oirkmrt0
ScmtItber 1tzBoctc!
Mabl5eiten in 9leitanrants perSeu
bcidrantt; flsiid- nnO eierlDIe
Sage an8cfiiuOigt.

2on6on, 6. Seq Ser San6eIs
rat bat uuter benz 2anoc8oerteioi
9un9satte Elm @eieb erIoiien, no
nod nod bent IS. 9e8enber feir
in Sotel8 oocr ReItaurontS berab,
reidteS Nfu1f in Der 3eit bon
ltbr Bis 9:30 o5enos mebr ais
@dnge bnben 6arf. 8dbreno oer
iibrtgen To9cs5eit ierbierte D1obI,
5eiten 0ilrien nur 5tpei @dnge ent.
bolten.
sn Der 9tnfiinoigung BeiBt ca
tpetter, onB benbiid)tiat miro, in tiir'
aeiter 3eit ioipobl fir Geitournnts
iul6 Sotel8 iuie fir 8ribatb1uier
flaidiloie un0 eierloie Gage ein5it.
fiibren. (g8ie botten Die 1tol5en Sri.
ten oeretrit gejltbeIt, ols 9erti6lonb
bieie MoBregeln etitfilbrte. 9amaIs
bieB es, ooB Die 2tusbltugerung
2elttibIano8 70 gut mie erfolg.
reid 8u gnoe aefiibrt iei-uno iebt
muB mon Gem 9eiipiel 9etti6.
lonos folgen. Sa, ia, Der StoIa
bot iid geleg1 cine Birtlng DER
0eutiden &aithboote. y
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-06
Der SrieSe ttccp
ilt tuciter Serne!
Der ggOriuGrts", Organ Der sO.
sialiltcn, be5eifuet bic 4lliier.
ten ais frieSensblinO.

glmiter6ont, 6. 9ea. - Scr Ser.
liner o8ortpGrts", ous Nlun6Itiif
Der So3ialiiten bat in einein g[rtitel
betiteIt oSsrieoen8blin0" oIIe 3r1ll-
me bon einem baloigen Srieoen 3er.
tort. SSn Dem 2lrtifel beiBt es
unter anoerern: u8ir n1itiien un8
NIT Der bitteren gSabrbeit bertraltt
uader OaB uniere Gein6e iif 8u
feit in ibre ariegS5ieIe berbiiicn
boben Inn irgeno melden SSrieOen8.
geIiiIten Beb6r 3u idef,fen. Sic
lin0 frie0ensbIino. Sen erropGi.
ihen 8oItern miro oliG oas gr6Bte
@leno niht eripart bleiben. @inen
Croft obcr baben mir, nGmIif. Qe.
Itrenge Serrcn regieren nitt langel"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-06
tpic Gnolaf1S Sic
Bclsicr mi6banSelt! t!
5lhdltliuge luerben 10 idledjt bc6an.
BELT luie Die Ginge6preuen
SuSicns nnS Geglons.

Berlin, 6. Ge3. - 9ie in 3H.
rid eriheinet,be io5ialiltii6e 3ei-
t1tng oGos g}oIfSreht" oer0ffent-
Iidt ientotionalle GntbuGungen be-
5iiglid Ser geban6lung belgiider
6liidtlirge lelten8 Der @ngldnoer.
Gin ieit bicIen Syobren in eng.
lamb anidiIigcr Sdpei3er erfldrt in
einern g(rtifcl, Bob felt 5pei 5abren
touienoe BON bclgiiden 6Iilhtlingen
ge3ipungen neroeh in britiiden
Munitionsfabrifen inter @erbdltnii-
fen 8u arbeiten, Die gnn8 oenen 1bn.
lid itno, inter uelben Die @inge.
borcuen ouf Sen 4lantagen Gep(ons
uno sSnoienS ibr 8rot bernienen
miiiIen 8eltn ole geIgier iid lpei-
germ, 5u orbeiten meroen iie 5lt
idmerer 3pangsorbeit nerilrtcilt.
SSSSn lnfoniihcr 8eiie iuerocn oie
biergegen crbo6eten gei6lperoen
ber6ffentlidt, melde trob oes 8ro.
teitc8 oes belgiiden @eion0ten er,
foIelos bIeiben. SSn alien belgiiden
aolonien ipel6c iiber 6o5 gon3e
2anb 8eritreltt fino. nladt iid oos
@efiibI aIGgenteiner Gntriiitrtnn lmO
@nttdnidung aegen Die beIgiife He-
gieritng geIipro. peIde ibre Inter.
tnnen in boffnungsIoicr 8eiie int
5tih geluiien bat.
glIle oieic Eatiaden ipuroen bonn
britiiden 3eltior boGitdnbi9 Dor oen
nelltralen 2anbern berbeimIidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-06
Miniltcr=SrGiOent
Nsquitb geitiirSt!
ieScdb ab; clcpSsGccrec pirS ncncs
111iniitcrimm bilScn.
,yrlanS ion iest selbitreeierllne

2onoon, 6. Sea. - MiniiterprG,
fi0ent Serbert $. g(squitb, Der Die
@ei9ide @nglmlSs ieit Den lesten
s SSabren geleiiet, (uno S1uIO an
ben iesigen Griege trdgt) lit bon
ieinem 9oiten 5uriidgetreten. QIn-
Orep @onar 2an ilt bonn &onige
eriuft noroen Elm neues &abinett
ou biloen. 0ieier aber bat abge.
+ lebnt.
Der ebenfaIl8 BON ieinem GoIten
8uriidgetretene &riegsuiniiter 2loDo
George miro iekt ieoenfans nit Der
8ilbung zines neuen 0tiuiiteriun1s
betralit neroen. 9ieier bdrmoniert
NIT oen SSoeen 8onar 2atps nn0
Sir gonaro Cartons 5uianneh
uno oieie meroen ibm bel Der Bill
Dung oes neuen aobinett8 oIe I'm.
terItiibung 5uteil peroen laIIen. 9as-
ieIbe miro leoenfall8 unpdrteiii9
iein, aber einen nationolen gbarof.
ter boben.
M}an ipeiB bellte nod ni6t, pie
fif Die Iiberole., g[rbeiter- uno iri-
ide gortei itelen meroen. Cir
Carton glaubt oen 3eitpuntt fir
gefonuten $olnerule fir SSrlon6 3u
erbolten, ieoo6 ntuB er ft6 nit Dem
@e0allfen bertraltt MAIDEN, oab
Oann ou9 Der 8pangsnilit1roienIt
in SSrlanO eingefiibrt tperoen miro.
(0aS &onlitionSminiIterium bot
6ie Soffrung nit peIher es Bel
ieiner Gjriln0ung begriiBt nuroe,
ni9t erfiillt. Gs entbdlt ni6t einen
ein5igen Monn bon 9e6elttitng. g[r-
thur 8nlfour bat aIS Wtorinenini.
lter ebenio Itarf entt1uift, tpie iein
8organger 8initon gbur6iG. 0ooio
2lobo George lit aIs &riegsminifter
oerIel6e Sdudber geblieben, Der er
aIs WIlnitionsminiiter mar, un0
8reD lit inner nod Ser olte Sdur.
fe. glsqltitb8 Seu6lergeIiht lit nod
I'm Elm padr Stride I1nger geluor.
ben; gSquitb lit cine Ser unonge.
nebntiten @riGeinungen i'm poIiti.
iden Seben Gnglanos; er lift be.
i6rdnft, berI6Ingen ltno genein.
Seine l1nebrIi9feit bat oa8 ganae
2on0 ungelteft; er Iiigt oaS 8Ioue
BON Sin1nel berlttter, obne NIT
Der 8imper 5u 5ufen unO IN
allen Giiniten Der poIitiiden Ga.
idenipielerei lit er Reiitcr.
glsqltitb bot Sen europGiI6en
arieg ouf Dem @erpiiien. 9b er
iid bon @rep bat in ben arieg
orGn9ert loiien ooer o6 er fth aus
freier @ntidlieBltng fir i'm enti6ie-
ben bat, lit niht bon 8elong, oIs
leiten0er @1iniiter trG9t er Die
8eranttportltng. CT trGgt ouh Die
8eranttportl1n9 fir aIles, mas eng.
Ian6 bi8ber an g3ieoerlagen, Be
iddmitngen mo gntt1uifttnqen be.
idieOen 9elpelan lit. 9ie @egner.
ihnft, Die i'm gum Giiftritt ge.
8tpitngen, lit bon lngefdbr rtidt ge.
fouunen; tie 1T alld nidt bon ge.
tern 1no oorgeitern; ite lit i'm @e-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-06
NnteriEattcr, ci1t Opfer
Gemtfc9eit 1tzBcctcs!

SEEM gorf, 6. Sob. - Der orne.
rtfoniihe9anrpfer oSSobn 2onlbert"
ioI[ am %. g3obentber ailf Der S6be
Der 95niel @igbt bon einenl 0eutI6en
Goud6oot obne 8nrr1tng berientt
lporoen fem lpie 2elte Ser 8e.
iabltng ousiogen, oie beute bier ouf
Dem fran5oiiiden 9anpfer @spogne
bon 8oroeour aneefonunen Iin0.
(@u1toerbor, DAB 6ieie 8erIenfltng
bel Der 0robtloien GeIegrapbie, nit
neIder ieoer 9oupfer ouggeItottet
IT. ni6t idon friiber genteIoet
mur0e.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-06
Sran5cicn I6laocn
1oertuunSete tot!
GieFen bentifen geripnnOeten Onrdl
gleeer bic a6pfe
einidlagen.

gerlin 6. 9e3. (Gunfen6epeife. J
- 0urh cine eioesitattIide @rfld.
rltng eines in Der Somme.5hIodt
beriplm0eten oeutihen SoIOaten miro
bic 3Gtigfeit Der beriidtigten g2et.
toDeirs Der fran86itiden 2lrtnee be-
itdtiat. Ser lluterItan0, in iuelbent
Iid Der Solont befano, mar ourh
einen @oIltreffer 5eritGrt iporoen,
nobel ibm Der Iinfe SUB 8erqletift
nuroe. 8ier beripun0ete &dmera.
ben tuaren nod I'M Stan0e, iif
beraus5ligraben. 9olo oaraltf ia.
men Die 6rdBoien, inlter 0enen fi6
Elm geeger befono. 6et init eineut
bleiernen GniippeL oreieu Der Der.
nunoeteu. Die ftobrten uno Jam.
merten, ben Sd1oel etnIdIua. g[ls.
onnn 6urdiudte Der 8urIdle Die
Goiden ieiner Opfer. Ger 3ergc
itelltc iid tot, oanlit oer Qeger ibn
berihone.
BaIo oaratlf folgte Elm 0eltitber
@egenangriff. Die 6ron5oien flii6-
tcten uno nit linen Der gteger,
oeiien S{niippeI in Die S1noe Der
9elitihen fieI. 0ieie tppiide @affe
Der 0ettoocurs lit ettpo einen bal
ben 0leter lang ilno bat einen eIalti-
iden Stableriff, mdbreno oos oberc
@n0e bnnlnerforlllig i'll. Gie gan5e
8eidnffenbeit Der 8offe nit BEN
elnitiiden @riff benefit boB iie nidt
fir Den aonpt iouoern fir Den
Moro beItinult lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-06
Gineebcrelte In
2u9icr Rin9eric,tet!
5ran5oien Dernrteilen bier iueaen
@iberitanOs ge8en 3maugs.
refrutiernng 5nm Su6e.

Berlin, 6. Qe3. (Sllnfen6epei6e.) J
- gtad elmer g2el0ung aus 9llgier
iino bon einGnl oortigen &rieas.
eeridt bier @iugeborene gum 8o6e
un0 breibig neitere gu 3rpang8.
nrbeit berurteilt porOcn, neil iie ft8
Der 5pangsfpeifer Hefrlttierilng mi.
ocriebt baben. glufitGnoe Der mo.
b1ntnteoapiiden geOolferlng, Die in
@erbiuoung oalnit entiton0en Iin6,
iin6 niht qenteloGt tporoen, ga 0ie
dlBerit itrenge 8eniur alle oies6e,
3iigliden gteloun9en ltrter0riift
hot
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-06
Bcletlbtit1 0skcittrakt
tit all0cncnlltlen!
9tit 2,276 Stimnen Majoritit ent-
ideiSen iidl bic 9iirger fir
Nuua6me OesFelben.

Ser olf flint Sabre lo1ttefloe Son.
traft NIT Der 9nloba electric 2iQbt
Company fitr Die Stra6enbelellf.
tltng Ser Stoot 9uaba lit qeItcrn
nit be0eutenoer @toioritGt ongetlort.
men iporoen. Die geteiIigung an
Der @abI mar aaeroings cine er-
italtnli9 geringc, oenn mn 1852
8irger fanOen iih an Stinlnifoltea
ein. Son Oieien itinlntten t1.064
fir Die 9lnltubue oes aontraftas
un0 8,788 ooacgen, fooaB oIio cine
Nebrbeit bon 2,276 Sttnmen ali
ber5eidnen iit.
0ie 2lnnabne oes aontraftes &c.
Oelttet cine bonn 1. sSanuar iii aruft
tretenoe 9reisermdi3igung fiir sic
fIeineren aunocn BON Sc uitf &c Der
ailomatt Stunoe, iotnie bic Grrid-
ting bon 1,07t neiten Str1Bcnlater-
men, poour6 Die Strobenbelau1hlng
Der Sta0t ouf 2,4S8 aoternen an-
i6ipillt. 9ie aIten 2oterner Iollen
our9 0ea8oo 2autpen bon 400 Ser
8enIelldtfroft cricbt irerocn. Scr
iln1ere Sto0t- ul0 @eiA1ftsteiE er-
bdlt tiinitIeriide aanoetober. Die
Staten fitr Die 8eleubting Ttn0 II
berabgeiebt ipor0en, ooB frob Ser
&in3ufitgung Der I071 neuen 2a.
ternen Die Stoot fir 0ie geleltd.
tung Der StroBen riiHt nlebr ali Sab.
len bat, ols bisber.
9as &eiltltot Ser eeItrigen @pe.
5ioImabI, mel4e Der Gta0t Die alei.
nigfcit bon etipa $500 gafoItet bal,
perteiIt iidj folacttOernoBen oilf Sic
berfdie0enen g9nr1s.
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Dtlic1t 0e9cft embargo
altf Ccbcnsntittel!

@ai6inoton, s, 9e8. IS ipur-
0e belttc Oefinitib betafutt gcgeben,
boB 4rdiioent @ilion irgeno einent
embargo auf Bic 2lu8fubr bon Sc
benSnitteln bollig entgegengeiebt lit.
@r iontnlelt jeOod 0llr6 sic beribie-
henen &egierlufgs 4Gteilltngen DO
teriaI iiber Die 2ebenslnittel 3clte-
rung, Tim ettuoS ipdter in elmer Sbe.
5ioIbotldaft Dem SongreB 9ori6lGgc
sur Ibbilfe 8u rnaden. (9ieIlei6t a
la adtitunOeng2ies?)
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genteiG ifon aientlid all, ungefGbr
10 alt, ipie Die erIten groben gfies
oerIagen @ngIanos; iie bat ibn aus
oem SotteI geboben; 4squitb mar
nidt initanoe, ben Gtob ait pa
rieren. llno ben Sdurfen @rep
miro er nod iid Siebctb eerooeIo.
tDie Canton oas llngebeler 9fobes.
pierre na65og-atif 0ns 9lutgeriiIt.)
&Ort6cliffe itirste gsqnit6.
Ser 3eitlmgsberausgeber 2oro
Nortbcliffe lit fir Den 5htr5 Nss
quitbs oerarltlportliH. gr ielbIt Bat
Dem 8eridterltotter Der Limited
8reB gegerii6er folgen0e @rfId.
rung obgegebcn; 2lobo @eorae Bat
Der 8anoe aIter, unfGbiger gipIo-
mnten, Die oos britiI1e gleif an
Der Gntfoltltng ieiner aroft IN Die-
fem &riege bcrbiroert bnben, ben
SoOe8itoB gegebert. Mos iHner
ii9 nod Dem Sttr5e asqnitbs er.
eignen mag, i6lintnler ais lrter
a8qltitb fam es in @roBbritaunien
ni9t iperoen. 2IoDo George i'll Ell
ner Der Denieen britiitben Stdatss
manner, Der Die Ser. Staaten bet.
itebt, un0 id iebe idon mi @eiite,
oob unter ieiner &egierltng uniere
ge5iebungen 81 ben Ser. Stdnten
Die 0enfbar beIten iperOen."
elOgb George bcim S6nia.
2onoin 6. Qe5.- 2lobO George
purOe beltte gum a0nig beId)ie.
oen; es beiBt, oaB er ibn crhldt
babe, elm nelles aabinett 8u bilDen.
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gspn ganfranbern rrfdlnifrn.

8boenir, 9Iris., 6. Sea. = Q3ier
gonoiten, fuelhe Die 8itdene gonen
gonf in 8idepe, 35 Weeilcn pcItiid,
BON bier geleger ouseepIiin0ert bot
ten, bnbeny als lie bon Oortigen Sir.
germ berfolat tpuroen. eiuen Der Der.
tolger our9 einen 5duB get0tet. Die
gerbreder fifO entfonlluerl luer0eis
ieoob nod berioIst,
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@rpf,fener in [gruufLnn.

Getp 2)orf, 6. Deg. - Ole fsabrii
Ser Sntitb- -8raoburD 4iono Goinpn.
M 1T beute friib obeebrannt. Der
aus bier groBen Sduiern beIteben6e
@ebou0efonlpler brnllnte pollIt1noiq
nieOer. Die 5elierlDebr bntte qroBC
5dhpierisfeiteil. Oos sSeuer alif lei.
neft Sero at beihr1nfcn. Der all,
eeridtete 5doOen betrGgt biu1bert,
5nitienoe GpIlnrs.
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Gilenba6nneIdaft bLa6t.

Bolton, s. Sea. - syn ben criterl
bier 0}onnten bes laufenben HeG.
nunesjobres bat oie' gem Sabet
giienbabn cine @eionlteinnobne bon
$50, 239, ,05S uno Beiantbetricbsfo.
itcn bon $t9,220,939 gebobt. uno
cine aeiueinnobme bon 1855, ,292,
mas pro Waeilenltrede pro eSobr cine
@eiaiteinnablne ton $4,000 fir
bic 1906 Wseilen Oes gabnipitents
allslHodt