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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-09-13
Leslie
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LESLIE, Ca, Sept. 13.-J. D. Cliff
ton and daughter Celestia and Miss
Mary Fisher, of Leesburg, were in Les
lie Wednesday and Thursday, guests
CT Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Hines while
here.
W. w. Dykes and John Allen Fort,
of Americas, were in Leslie Monday
morning.
Miss Ella Wilson left Tuesday for
Cuthbert, where she will attend An
drew College the present session.
Rev. Jim spillers, of Sycamore, spent
Sunday nigth with his friend, J. w.
Suggs, in this community.
Mrs, Sam Dixon and children, of
Fitzgerald, came Tuesday to see her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Jordan.
Mrs. E. A. Bowen and son, Lamar,
have gone to Martin, Ca, to visit her
parents for a month.
Mrs. D. E. Thompson and daughter
Dorothy. spent the weekend with Rev.
and Mrs. E. E. Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. KENMORE and
children, of near Huntington, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Early Brown.
Mrs. Allie Corners, of Midway, spent
Monday in Leslie.
Homer Jordan returned Tuesday
from Fitzgerald, where he visited his
sister, Mrs. Sam Dixon.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. R. ..
Thompson in this community will
learn with regret of their contemplate
ed early removal to Plains, where Mr..
Thompson goes as agent for the Sea-
board Air Line railroad.
r. L. Maynard, of Americas, came TO
Leslie on business Tuesday.
]. D. Price, of Atlanta, was a bust
ness visitor in Leslie Saturday.
Mrs. Felix H. sisk, of Charlotte, N.
c., is here visiting her mother, Mrs. J,
Il, Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wilson, Sr., r.
A. Wilson, Jr., and Jack Usry returne1
to Leslie Monday from Atlanta.
Miss Mary Lizzie Ferguson is the
guest of her friend, Miss Stella Wade
this week.
Misses Ennis Smith and Tallulat
Caldwell, of Abbeville, were visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. jim
Bowen Tuesday.
Prof. U. S. Lancaster is organizing
the boys of Leslie into Boys Scou
club. ~-4- E--1f-
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Usry were visitor.
in Leslie Monday and Tuesday.
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JAPANESE WARSHIP is
WRECKED ON ROCKS

TOXIC, Sept 13.-The japanese
cruiser Kasagi which was built at
Philadelphia in 1898 has been wrecked
in the straits of Tsugaru while speed
ing to teh assistance of a stranded
steamer under charter by the navy
The warship ran on rocks off Point
Shiokubi She is now breaking up
The crew left the vessel safely. Lately
the Kasagi and her sister ship, the
Chitese, have been used as training
vessels.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-09-13
Apache Scouts PeTormedh
Ghost Dance For ershing

,thumped on a makeshift tom tom;
galvanized iron pail with wet deel
skin stretched across its mouth.
For five minutes the prologue con
tinued, then the ranks of the onlook
ers parted to admit the dancers. There
were five of them-costumed barbar-
ically in trappings and headdresses
fashioned by their own hands. John
Cody led the band, followed by Chow
Big, honolulu, Saas and Fakibende
Eskibende was the ghost and his role
partook somewhat of the Clown
stiff legged, dignified clown. OF the
five, he wore the least clothes. Like
the other four he wore mask, cut
from burlap sack. A small headdress,
breech clout, moccasins and stuffed
frawn which dangled against the
small of his back, completed the cos
tune. In his hands he carried two
'red-tipped wands. His body was
painted ghostly gray
The others were attired most elab-
orately. Their headgears, carved from
wood, painted in bright colors, be-
spangled with small mirrors and tip
ped with fluffy white hawk feathers
were works of art. Brass studded
belts, bits of calico, blankets of vivid
hues and a number of small bells that
tinkled as they moved, made up the
remainder of their dancing clothes.
Entering the arena, they filed around
the circle in dignifed promenades,
all except the ghost, who ambled in
the rear, executing grotesque dance
steps to the encouraging shouts of the
singers.
Warmed by the applause of the spec
tators, the dancers soon increased their
exertions. Around the fire they moved,
shuffling, swaying, hopping. The fire
light was reflected from the mirrors in
their headdresses and the brass studs
in their belts. Streams of sweat flowed
down their naked torsos. The singers
changed the motif of their chant and
the five dark figures that circled the
roaring flames increased their pace.
Suddenly the chant ceased, the monot-
orous thump thump of the tom tom
ended with long roll and the dancers
came to a standstill amid burst Of
applause. The first act was over.
Ten times this was repeated, Ietsuay
chanting industriously, apparently
without drawing breath. Toward the
last the impressiveness of the spec
tacle was increased by vivid flashes OF
lightning from three storms in the sur
rounding mountains. Their fantastic
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-09-13

FIELD HEADQUARTERS, Ameri
can Punitivs Expedition, Mexico, Sept
13.-The Apache scouts attached to the
American Punitive Expedition came al
che way from Ell Vale to field head
quarters to give ghost dance for Gen
eral J. ]. Pershing, just before the
commander of the expedition left on
his recent inspection trip to the bord-
ed. The dance, wierd and picturesque
was witnessed by thousand soldiers
ard was held only after painstaking
preparations by the Indians.
Prior to his first inspection trip
(which took him to Ell Valle) the gem
araI had heard many times of the ghost
dances the scouts had been giving Mt
their camp and before leaving for Ell
Vale, had informed Capt. James A.
Shannon, who has directed the destin-
Ges of the Apaches, that he would be
pleased to have them perform for
him Communicated to the Indians,
the generals request caused great ex-
ritement and they insisted on leaving
at once for field headquarters.
They passed the general en- route
and it was only by the exercises of
great diplomacy that they were pre-
vented from debouching from tehir
motor trucks and giving their dance on
the trail They were persuaded to
Grnfinue their trip, however, and us
ned themselves during their six-day
layover at headquarters by furnishing
their costumes and securing a new and
complete line Of vivid paints.
The dance, held at night after Gen
eral Pershing's return from Ell Vale
WAS tsaged on a level piece of ground
inside the lines near Chinatown"
Behind a circle Of bales of hay fifty
yards in diameter, hundreds of khaki
glad soldiers gathered. The general
was seated in big camp chair on a
low platform. huge fire of logs
bIazed in the center of the circle, send
ing showers of sparks and great sheets
of fame skyward whenever the zeal
GUS Apache fireman dashed gasoline
INTO 5ts roaring vortex.
Long before the general was seated,
the fourteen musicians uniformed ac-
Eording to regulations and seated a
store distance from the fire, began
ths2r chant. Their soloist, Ietsuay,
would shout a stanza of perhaps twenty
gNrds and his comrades would chant
a sort of chorus in gutteral rhythm. Il
was untamed, unframed and altogether
Drir,it1ve.
Accompanying his chant, Ietsuay
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-09-13

ATHENS, Sept. 19.-King Constan-
tine today accepted the resignation Of
Premier zaimas and the cabinet, and
the political crisis precipitated there
by is considered the most serious in
the history of the country.
No announcement has been made at
the palace, but it is thought Venizelos
is the only man in Greece who can
prevent revolution when the new
cabinet is formed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-09-13
TTRNIP SEED.

Rutabaga, Cow Horn, White Globe,
White Flat Dutch, Purple Top Flat,
Purple top Globe and Mixed Turnip
Seed. Large lot at Aliens Drug and
Seed Store lift
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PAY YOUR GAS AND ELECTRIC
RIITS

Bills for August service are now due
and unless same are paid at our office
by 18th service will be discontinued
without further notice. 1891
AMERICUS PUBLIC SERVICE co.
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One cent q word each Insertion.
Minimum charge OF 25c.
No classified advertisement will be
charged to any one unless their name
appears ON our subscription books.
All advertisements for "HELP or
SITUATION WANTED" will be In
serted one time free.
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PAIRS Sept. ,13.-French troops to
Gay stormed and captured Bouchavene.
q village on the Somme front.
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FOR SAIL

FOR SALE-Seed rye, $500 per bu..
Fulghum oats, soc per bu.; Appler
cats, soc per blu. c. c. Hawkins.
FOR SALE-One Buick %. good con-
dition, self-starter, electric lights
good tires, $275OO; also one Overland
touring car, good condition, good tires
at bargain, 1880. For particulars
see Battle Motor Co., 800 Jackson st.
13-tf
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IF IT'S A BASKET we have it." See
our new goods. Phone 706. Williams
Niles Co. 13-tf
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AMER!CUs SHOWS
ALCAZAR THEATRE.
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
Paramount Picture, "The Clown -
Five Acts.
FRIDAY.
Mutual Special Features, Far from
the Maddening Crowd. Five Acts.
Chapter IA Mysteries of Myra."
SATURDAY.
Triangle Pictures, 1.-THE Good Bad
Man. Five Acts.
His Marble Heart. 1.-Two Reel
Keystone Comedy.
OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY.
Charlie Chaplin in zone A. M"
FRIDAY.
Billie Burke In "Gloria's Romance
and Realization"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-09-13

Buy the large sizes of JONES'
BALSAM OF BENZOIN when your
horses are troubled with scratches
thrush, CALLED shoulders, sweilings and
flesh wounds. Sold on the money-back
plan. Ask your dealer for it. #
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-09-13

FARM LOANS-At 6 per cent. inter
est Terms satisfactory r. L. May.
nard.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-09-13

FOR SALE-Registered Duroc pigs,
sired by Sensation Select Write J..
E Ellis, Route b. Americas Ga. Him
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-09-13

ATTENTION boys; we buy quart
bottles and glass jugs. Buchanan Gro.
Gerry Co. lift
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HAVE THE PEOPLE

of Americas DISCOVERED that Amer.
icus needs more manufacturing enter
prises to make 1t town Of more bust
ness.
Then WHY" not rally to the cause
OF the Factories already located here.
especially when they give you salts
faction.
Therefore, when you need new
MATTRESS or an old one made over,
call the mattress experts at 40. We
know the business.
nAnw wv ...,
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Front room nicely fur
nished and screened. Mrs. Roy Par
wer, 314 Church street. loft
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-09-13
PERSONAL

LOST-Gold stickpin; round head,
nearly size of dime. Joe NJ. Bryan.
1926
LOST-Small handbag, containing
mileage book; small silver-mounted
automatic revolver; Carter-Paint Com
pany order book and toilet articles.
Reward if returned to c. U. Rogers,
Windsor Hotel. 12-3t
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FOR SALE-Thirty high grade Jer-
sey mich cows G. Z. Knight. II. f. d.
No. s. Macon, Ga. 1861
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Seven passen-
ger Studebaker car in good condition.
Mrs. w. A. Joyner. 7-tf
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FOUR ROLLS High Grade Toilet Pa
per Csc. Hightower's Book Store.
24-tf
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ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBs-Flash
Lights and Batteries at Hightower's
Book Store. 24-tf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-28
SnIann.

George gyreo 8iGiams, infer
friibere @eianote in @riehenlano,
fagt, inner Graiioef1t loiie Iid BON
einem ioeenanlten yaitden gobi-
net, elmer an5obl moffi5ieller Gat-
geber, leitenL bon 0e1en Ser cine Ell
ler Der berporragenoiten @ertreter
Der 6o6finan5 uf1b ser @offenfabri-
fation lei. @iliams bebauptet, Sic
oemofratiiden Siibrer miiBten gong
'genalt, ooB Ser Grdlioent nidt pie-
Der getpabIt neroen Tonne.
Sci eun SeItelIen am ct.
8atrifs Gag lit Chicago, an Dem
er3bildof Mlinoelein Gr-&r1iioent
Saft 1irtb anoere electromagnetic Ser
fonlidfeiten teilnebmen tperben, lit
Elm Mann aIs @orfoiter artgeiteaf,
Der ale @erihte p~robieren muB,
ebe Tie atf oie Safel fommen, Inn
feit5nltellen, Dob fein @ift in ibnen
ift.
Sn Chicago bat cine 8eriamm-
lung oertlder 3eitungserausgeber
uno &eoaftenre itattgefunoen oie
auf 8eranIaiiung bon Bernard Rio
Der bon Der Stem gorfer Staats-
5eitung", &orace 8rano BON Ser
vSainpis Staats5eitung" nno Saul
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poit1 -5niammengetretert mar, mn oie
polttild)e Gage gu beIpreden. @as
mir gelf)lilile angenommen lino uno
OBJ iiberballpt nelhe angenommen
lt1o, III nidt befannt aema6t NOR
ben.
Die oSeberal Grade Commit
lion" bot in ibrent 8eri@t an Sen
9nnoesienat oie geiduloiguig erbo-
ben, Dab Die petroleum 8ipe Cine
Companies I'M mittleren geile oes
Sentiments ourd) unlinnige SSor0e-
riilgen nalo anoere u~ngeieblide Ma-
nlpnlationen es fertig gebradt bit
ten, mlabbangige Hetroleumper-
ianot @elellfdaften BON i6ren 81
MEN ms5ui6lieBen.
@eitern lit Sdnee in aanias,
Irfanlas, 0flabomn uno eirlem EeiI
bon SeraS gefaaen urto bat einenl
i%pnnoerbar idonen 6riiblingStpetter
ein gnoe geniodt.
Sn Der N1be pom MIamo,
8eiitt.s ipaIroen cine Srau gopnseno
iino hire orei S6Bne nrlo godter
fpeaetf angeblifer grmorounq oes
8otten uto &ater5 perbaftet.
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&6nisin Gleonore.
Sic lit 10 qutl"

Sic lit 10 quit"
9as Bort bort man INNER, fpenn
man NIT 8ltlgaren BON ibrer So
nfgin Ipri1t. ltno fiiralih lit Sic
5iiritin BON elmer boberL ge%genipGr-
tig in @ien meilenoen Game ebeft-
falls ourh oieien Musiprnf] faruf-
teriliert fuoroen. 8enn iebt @efa1i-
gene b%eimfebren, 10 er5ablen tie:
vaonigin gleonore lit gutll~ llflo
8flegerinnen uno ger5te uno Dit
5iere itno Soloaten II intnler mie-
Der oasiel6e, oieielben @orte. Sic
Gonigin lit 10 gut"
Gs gibf fiiritlide GigenIdaften,
Die ii6 iebr if]nea in Ser beil1at[i.
den &oIfsnleinung ourdIeBen. gor
allem pielleidt Die Sd)onbeit, oaun
irgeao cine beionoere 8aIfiolL Ser
@eiit, groBe @illensfraft, 8llnItiinn.
Mber es umfoBt mol Die game Sc
bensfiibrung, Die geiammte 3aIeins-
tuertung zines Meniden, mern man
in allereriter 2inie lino ltets bon
neuem bon ieiner Site ipri6t. sic
gibt Der @eitoIt oieier Srau Sen
ltmriB ibrer 0erIonlihfeit.
ltno oiefe @iite bat ourd]aus
nibt anefootilde galis. 2anae Be-
Dor man bei 1ins pieoer IN 10 ern-
iter @eiie nit Dem Symbol oes
&oten &reu8es pertraut aetporoen
it, bat feline 3eiden oiele Siiritin
gefhmiidt. Sic bot es oIs arau.
fenidmeiter i'm rnIfii1 iaponiifeli
ariese getrasen. Gs bat iie in oett
Eagen oes eroBen buleariiden SeIo-
5itges an Die Spibe oes Samariter-
fuelens geiteflt, un0 oad) ieBt mirfi
Gonigin @leonore in oieiern 3ei-
den. Son friib biz ipGt fdbrt file
in ibrem eiaenen Giienbabn5iia. il,
Dem fie ieit G~riegsbeginn mobnt,
bon Station ST. Citation unb 6ettei
oarit Sootptnoe un0 pflegt fie ollF,
! opfern6 nit lieber, Itilfer uno fiji.
ger Miitterlidfeit.
0enn aonigin GIeonore bat iene
lebenstiid)tige, BON fpurfnem Sc.
tiibl ourdionnfe alugbeit. oie aae
Erin5eiIinnen bon GeuB beIiBet1.
IS lit iomit cine Site, oie fell
IN Der @irflidfeit pltrSeIt uno ga.
rum oas @eien oemofratifiert
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7rrie Yreft fit seras.. Mpntag %. Seblnar 1916.


Sic DeiB, no man anfaiien muB,
I'M Shmeraen 5ii linbern for
perlide tuie leeliide. 60 mie fie Elm
&iiIen 5uredt5uriiden perftebt, 10
bermag iie audi innerlid gu belfen.
Sic i5t - in oes @ortes better ge=
oeutnng biirgerlid praftiid.
Mtan min 0ieie erite Srau oes Gam
oes geieben baben, tpie fie einen
@afferfibel trugy man fonnte fie
beobadten als iie dirurgil6e Sn-
ltrumente reinigte INTO Sic Gbirur=
gen oerbanoeIn nit ibr, Sic in ite=
ter Siibrung NIT BEN @roBen ser
Wtebi5in n11o ibren Sortldritten
itebt, febr olisfiihrIi6 uuo ernltbaft
iiber einen SAL.
Sic lift bielleift cine Ser eiaen-
ortigiten urlter Sen @efronten. Sesn
unglaublid fur5er 3eit lit lie nit
ibrem ganaerl 9er5en ms hllgnri=
Idle 2ano rn0 &oIf bineingemad)-
fen. l1nb nie lie es ber itanoe1 Bot,
gnlgarin 81 tperben, obne es git
lein, 10 1T file aud Mutter, obna
Ielbit ainoer gil beiiben. Mber SEN
bier &inbern aus Ser erIten Gbe
ibres @ntte1r lit tie cine mirflide
Wutter. uno biefe an ibr ielbit
unerfiiqt g~ebliebene Miitterlidfeit
iibertrdgt lie auf ane Wenlden ~
10 ftebt man ibr @eien.
@s lit be3eidneno, oaB sic mel
iten 8ulgaren uro audi sic meiiten
Sremoen, Die einmaI in Sofia neil
ten, Die a6nigin fennen. Mon
l6lieBt fib I'M Balais", tpie Ser
ate @onaf nod leiner 0eurenobie-
RING meiit genartnt miro, ni6t bon
Der @elt ab, fonoern loBt bieie @elt
in i6ren bieIgeitaltigen Sorrnell
onrd Dos Shmieoeeiientor iiber
@artenanlage uno @brenbof germ
bis in Die gmpfangs5immer geIan-
gen, nm iid an ibr gu frener, Inn
bon ibr 81 lernen ooer gu belfen.
@enn man einmoI nmIdun bal
ten miro III ben &eibet ser Sel6en
oes ietigen 4rieges, miro ol6 Die
itine, ianfte @eltalt Der &onigin
.Gleonore 6araus berborIendte1I, sic
IN lbrer idlidten @roBe in oas goI-
oerte Sud- oieier SeI6en nufgenom-
men meroen miro.
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eiienbaBn : syabrpIan.
&. & 6. &.

s. & q. 81.
$50. 12-gon 2arebo 600 por.i,.
yio. 6lTon 2nreoo ......7:20 abenb3
$50. Soon ct. 2onis. 100 BORN.
No. 738on Searne nnb Gnnte eS Or
SO. 7Mgom aoroen ZOO 90 : ab 6ss
SEQ. 1-ySunfbine Special", bon ct.
Souis ......... sos abenbs
$50. So. u. erpreb1 mad saplOr.
SO. -ysmi6ine speciola, mad 81.
SO. 4-Mad ct. aonis. ..fi:so moro.
SO. 6-Na6 ct. 2ouis uno Srten an
Der 5dnfn Sc ......7:35 aberos
yfo. 5-Hn6 2arebo ....7:45 morae1ls
Wp. 11-Na6 2nrebo -. 1000 abenos
g. q. & u. 3.
Gntunft
go. 1 es. gon aOnitOn, Baco un6 Corpus
ao. Boon 6ouitOn lnO a~iiltsnortai
SO. Soon goafum unb aiffenorten
....l:4O flaeDlt.
go. 42-8on &errbile. .9.30 bornl.
geo. 44-8on &errbile, mn Conn
tags .6.45 abenos
SEQ. 146-@on aerrbiIe, tdgIid aiisaeS
npnmen Sonntaas $3.50 abencs
Nbfabrt-
so. s-Ma6 oOufOn, @aco urto gOrpus
gbrifi ..............9.10 borut.
$50. Aaa6 6OuitOm nn6 ai~ifenorfen
1913 abenos
SO. 6-glad goafum ut,b aiftenorten.
2:10 nndm.
No. 41-Na6 aerrbiIe, MIR am Conn
tags ,.......... 500 morqerl3
SO. 43-aad aerrpiue .4:a5 obenbs
nornmen Sonntnas ....7:05 borni.
o. s. & 9. a toauptrinie.)
30. 1o1-ennfet 2imiteo, bon Stem 81.
$40. 1o2 Srniet aimitsb. BON gm Srans
CISCO .-..o :5o BORN
go. 7-Sdnen5us, bon getp Orleans
......-. -......... 7:40 BORN.
SO. s-@dnen8ug, bon Sci @io ......
Hoo BORN.
SO. e-@nnfet grpreB, bon Meip Or
go. 1o-Snnfei grpreb, bon Gan Srans
cisco .........--- $3.50 nadm.
abfnbrt-
SO. 1o1-9uniet aimiteb. mad Gan
no. f3oaMgnnfet aimiteO, mad aetp ST..
leans 400 bornt.
No. 7-Sdnea5ug, mad Sci Nio ...
..ll.UO Dorm.
go. s-5dneu8us mad 9eip Orleans.
1880 BORN.
SO. 9-Suniet grpreB mad Can Srans
cisco $3.50 nndr.
$40. 10-Sunfet ggpreB, mad 9ep Dr.
leans. .........-- .11.00 nndts
yterorla 9ipiHp On.
SO. 301-@on SouIfon, Sort aabaco.
@ictorin. guero ......7:20 nndm
abfnhrtA
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2abaca. 9oltfton ......7:65 BORN
N., &. G &.
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Die lentise Sage.

9as 8ororineen nor 8eroul1
oauert on. 0te Oelttiden baben
meitere Stellungen getommen nflo
oie 2inien eteer ee5ogen. 9ie Sran-
3ole1 bebaupten ~alleroings, iie bot
ten oos @orbringen Der 9eutl6en
gum StiGltanb gebradt, bis iebt tit
aber nod nidts babon GIT merfen.
9lnf oel1 iibrigen S6la6tfel0ern 1T
ni1t piel pafiiert. Aus aleinaiien,
aus @iBlanb, aus Der @egeno am
Sior5o nitro nibts gemeloet. Iber
Dura55o lit iebt inn 8eiiB Der Deter
reifer, Die Staliener bnben es ge-
raumt.
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CLAUDE, erflarte aber uud, oaB er
a11f leinem Stanopnnfte berborret
meroe. Ser 8rief berubigte nur me-
mig. Iber es begann iett 'eine eff
rige Gatiefeit. &onferen5en iiber
9onferen5en rDitroen i'm @eiBen
Salle abgebalten, 5enoboten qinqen
bin uno Der nno Dem Mrbeiten Ser
Sreunoe oes 8ralibenten gelanq es
i6lieBli6, cine 8~eIpredut19 ser eit=
gereidte1t 8elbliiiie 5n perbinoern
rno oamit Die @efabr gu beieitigeu,
oaB elmer bon ibnen 5ur Mbftirn-
mtng fontf11e. Somit mar sic g1be
fpieber bergeitellt. Iber MIR bor-
ldufig. Der Sturm fam ieoen @l-
genblid nieber l~osbred]en, nenn
Dur6 oie Gdulo oes 8%raiioenten
etne @eroung gum SdIimmeren
eintritt.
Die 5reunoe oes Grdiioenten ba-
ben ibr 3iel bauptidd)lid oaourdr err
reidt, oab lie Die @efabr ais bel ae-
ringer o~oriteltett, als oteenommen
tpuroe nltb oie Moglidfeit zines
Gonflifts peit binausidoben. sic
bebal1pteten, BON einem 8r11d nit
8eutidlano fonne gar feline Reoe
leif, es tpiiroen tueitere Ger6anolun
gen Beginner u1tb pabreno oiefer
Gerbanblltn9en tpiiroen sic Central
madte aGles bermeioetl, mas ali Ell
nem &onflift fiibren tonne. Sb oies
fpirfli6 Der Jaa III, fonnen mir niht
iagen, 8is iebt lit nod feline gnt-
gegnung bon 9enti6lano erfplat,
fDenigltens nod ni6t peroffentlidt.'
limo borber fam man Die Gage ard1
nibf genau beurteilen.
aber ieIbit menn ii6 oie 5ade
ipirfli6 10 perbdlt, 10 fonnen oiele
geIdpihtigllngSmitteI bodD imner
MIR auf cine berbaItniBmaBig furse
3eit Dirfiam iein. l1n5meifelbaft lit
es Sotia6e, 0aB mir onrd Die nnbe-
greiflihe, oidfopfige Holitif oes
8raiioenten, oiirb oie in @irflid-
felt nienlaflo meter 9uben bat ols
England, in cine gef1brlihe Sage
gebraht iino uno oaB Die aonfliftg-
moglihfeiten ourd Tie %auberoroent-
lid uermebrt iino. unlerer Mei-
nung nad tit oiele 3nangsberubi-
gllng oes 4ongreiies fir oas 2an0
bon feinem gfiiben. Bon biel ar0=
Berem @erte m1re es gepefen, iuerlt
Elm gusbru6 erfolgt pare uno es
Dare Dem @raiibenten flar genadt
iporoelr, oaB Die Mebrbeit oes Som
greiies nidt genilt it, INN ouf Dem
8eae ieiner gefabrliden Bolitif 5u
foleen.
Gs Bat itd ipdbreno Der Dergange-
men @ode at9 ser republifanilfe
gunoesienator ga SoQette als 9rd-
Observation-Disclosures angefimoiat
8ir ~be5fueifelrt, oaB 60 5olette sic
repnbIifaniide Nomilotion erbaIten
fam. 9lber ems lit getpiB. ipell1l
ga Sollette bon ben Gepublifanern
dls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. altfge-
lteat miro, Oann 5iebt er Die groBte
Waaiie oes G~eiitidJtums Der Ser.
Staafen 81 ben 6epubIifauern ber-
ilber. 9enn So 5oaette tpiirbe Den
3entid I%merifanern Elm iebr mia-
fommeter Graiioentldafts aanoi=
bot Iein.
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Saifd &c IS, q. %. N. Sepof1.
Mnfinft =
SO. 7-gom Mproen. 1000 born.
$40. 1-%pm Norben sos abenbs
SO. 6-gah Dem Hprbeu. 1875 nadjm.
SEQ. 2-gta6 Dem Rorben. .9:15 bonn.
E. o., Ii. & 9. Is. & g. 81. GepDt.,
Nnfunft -
80. 2-gon Corpus ghrifti Inb ga,riso
Eprings. ABB nddm.
go. 4-gon Corpus ghrift 100 BORN.
Gbfabrt =
$40. 1-Mah Corpus ehrifti unb garriso
Springs .......... 1890 BORN.
sss. 8-sah CORPUS GhriHi $3.50 oteubs
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~. ~ u. S6Pttb IHug NIIDIDL..
1926 morae1s
go. 2-gSnnfbine Special, mad ct.
2onis 9.15 mpraens
yeo. 4-Ssa6 ct. 2onis. III. 80 moro.
go. 6-Nn6 ct. 2oltis uno Srten an
Der 5anfn Sc ......7:35 abenos
$50. 5-Ia6 2arebo TAB moraens
8o. 11-Nah 2nrebo -. 1000 abenos
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p@lauben Sic mir. Iieber Sreiluo,
Die Chen meroen I'M SimnneI oe.
idloilen."
s9as CLAUDE i6 germ, oarltm lit
aud 10 motder nab ieirer Sod8eit
ipie ans ben @olfen eefallen.~