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Is Critically III

Word from GIeeson yesterday was 10 the effect that Mrs. Nancy Clifford was critically i'll at the family resi- deuce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-23
Witness in Case

Deput yy Sheriff Billy BraIefeid was a visitor in the country seat today as a witness in the Powell murder case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-23
To Whetstones

Jonathon Gordon was an outgoing passenger this morning to his mines in the Whetstones. expecting to be absent several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-23
Returned Rome

Attorney W C.. Gilmore returned home yesterday from BisLee, where he has been for the past few days on mat terS of business
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-23
NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT Civil Actions Brouah: and on File
 With Clerk of Court

mSts Filed-No 1 1920. Copper City Brewing Co vs W $ Campbell: action for debt in sum ct s55O.
 1922. Cochise County vs George Strickland; injunction. 1924. Mabel Lewis vs Archie w Lewis; action for divorce.
 1925 Lillian Y Brookshire vs E A Brookshire; action for divorce. Judgne nt in Suit-No.-
 l9S Frank P Adams Dr. Garnret F Adams CT; decree of divorce.
 i252- FEE Cossrove ct al Drs. J W Van Horn Dr; judgment for sl2O0. in. t.reSt. attorney's fees and costs
 l232 Bank of Bisbee Dr. ] W Van Horn CT; judgment for s3I 95.
 I232 Citizens Bank & Trust Co. Dr. W Van Horn CT: judgmen, for s445.
 l2S2 Miners and Merchants Bank Dr. N Van Horn CT; judg msnt for Si662 20.
 620 n Calisher Dr. A Schaap CT: judgment for s355s n. int and costs.
 l246 Hill Dr. Earl Hill CT; de- cree of divorce. custody of child and >l5 per month.
 l25i. Ray James Dr Lillie jan es CT, decree of divorce. Florence D Ksast Dr. John Keast Or decree of divorce.
 Nellie A Ludwig Dr. Philip Ludwid CT; decrse of divorce and title to l60 acres of land
 l25I May Alice Reid Dr. T Reid CT; decree of divorce.
 1925 Margaret Shoots Dr. T. Smpots CT; decree Of divorce. Probate Proceedincs-
 Estate of
 Eliza beth McCil; Jan l3 day hear- ing petition of Wm McGin for letters of administration.
 Vim Horan: decree establishing no- tiC= [" creditors.
 Edward " Alspsugh ordsr of sale of personal property.
 Julia Niles: decree assigning home stead to husband and child.
 Mary Tack; order to sell personal property.
 RE Mccarthy; order to sell personal property
 Est S Cdnship Garter Heirs; order vac&iing order authorizing sale of real estate. and order made 10 show cause not be made; also order appointing ap- praisrrs.
 Chris Govorin; Jan 22 day for hea-- .ng petition of L R Roscoe for letters of administration
 Georgia Brandon. an insane person. continued to Jan l5.
 Mike Shaya: admin.sirairix dircted to pay indebtedn ness ot S9 S5.
 Est & Gdnship Blair Heirs; order appointing Jas s Leishmsn guardian
 Jas Daigleish; Nellie Daigleish ap- pointed admins iratrix
 Warren E Grotevanr; E P Grotevant appointed Admr.
 Esr and Gdnsbip Wallace Heirs; Bes- sic Perry appointed guardian.
 Jos Stanfeld: o Gibson appointed Admr.
 Willard H Arnold; E P Dupen ap pointed Admr.
 Duayne Hill Johnson; Jan 20 day for hearing petition of Bank of
 Douglas for letters of administra- ton.
 Sophia Olsen; Jan % day for hearing petition of Edward Olsen for letters ot administration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-23
Visited Husband

Mrs. J. [. Nanney visited in Benson Saturday with MT. Nanney returning home yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-23

Mems woo.en underwear. ladies' silk and wool underwear and children's un- d~rwear, all at cost prices. Machomich Mercantile Company. 2t
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-23
Blsbee Attorney

Attorney Fred Sutter was a visitor Judge Lockwood of the Superior cour,
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-23
On Business

Superintendent E. Grebe of the Bun ker Hill Mines Co.,. returned home this morning from a brief visit to Bisbee. where he went on business connected with the company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-23
Lodge Meeting

The Chapter Masons will meet at heir hall tonight in regular meeting.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-23
RECORDS OF
 CCcHlSE COUNTY
instruments Filed With the Count,
 Recorder of Record This Oay

l. lhamberlain ct ux. trus- tees. to Rev John E Frey. trustee. Douglas prop . 1 ..
 PATENT | $ to A ] Havia ,....
 BILL OF SALE Chris Nukaso,itch eI uN tu L Asich. imp on lot on mining claim. Warren dist .... 10
 RE. MORTGAGE J H Allen ct ux to ] Gerdes land .......--..-.... 900 . F G Calves to Moreno Bros. Douglas prop. p......... 200 .
 WARRANTY DRIED Virginia Nj X J Scheerer to NJ Corners. Douglas prop .. 10 .. W Wallace ct ux to F Amava. Douglas prop p............ 30 R Zellner Jr to W A Robinson. Bskerville prop. ........ $50 =. W Angle ct ux to C W Bush & C B CurrieE. San simon prop 2O00
 Q DEED Carlson ei rH p N A Peter son. Lowell yIop .-..... l0G0
 RE. MORTGAGE H C Kimball et ux to II F Owens. land . 25 E Mckinney to Wn Cowan. land .-........ 2O0O A E Cromer ct ux 10 Bank of Bisbee. Bisbee prop ..... 1000 ] A Farrell ct ux 10 B & L Assn. Warren prop .. 400
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Haynie to ] Agusyo. ca:rle 600 G A Morris to Douglas Over lanu 10. &utOErSDi.e ...-..... 30u saTISFACTIoH OF MORTGAGE ( Viola Slaughter to I. A May. - Virginia Arizona Min & Smis Go, Phoenix; object. to deal in mines. mining IIaiIns. etc capital stock ..-. 500. eco
 HILL OF SALE NJ F & T V Paris to Mrs ] L Carter. aut" "a.............. .50
 WARRANTY DEED J P S4lyer et ux 10 l. Bean. land ..... ... 1000
 Q c DEED \ A Peterson ei ux to Hiida Nelson. Warren prop ....... S75 ..
 BILL OF SALE M Medak to Nj Poppen. Upper Lowell prop .......-... 670 .. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Gochise Lumber Go to E Con- ley q ux- -..--..-..-.-.... - Stephen 10 ] B Bell ct ux..
 WARRANTY DEED W A White ct ux 10 J Farrell. Warren prop -...-.....-.... 10 H C Saxby ct ux to Laura Garter, Bisbee prop. w Otrilie Strong to P K Mayhew. Warren prop. 400 PIX Mayhrw et ux to A W Sanders. Warren prop. p...... Arizona Meat Co to W D Willis ct al. land .....-.....-.... oOu PL McCabe ct ux 'o D McIlroy. Douglas prop. p.......-....... 10
 WARRANTY DEED VII Day 10 H DeArmond, land 50 w Wallace ct ux to Nj k BIla- boias, Douglas prop -. l W Wallace ct ux to N Robles, Douglas prop. p............ 3o
 BILL OF SALE I Picklik to A Yasdlski. town property. .-.-..-...-..-- 'oo
 cHATIEL MORTGAGE HE Mitchell x K F. Csrmody to the Douglas Overland Go. auto OUO
 B. E. MORTGAGE Pride & Speed to H A Morgan, Wilcox prop .-..-..-. o93o Lii:ie E & H E Dugan to Stste Nut B & L Assn. Douglas o,op 1900 Minerva Saunders 10 Dennis
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WARRANTY DEED H A Morgan to Pride & Speed. Wilcox prop .....---.----. lo NJ L Reed ct ux to ] W Lemons. Pearce prop ......-.....-. 2Do W Lemons to Mary J Powies. Pearce prop .............. 2cO .. Bell ct ux to Mrs Nj A Saunders. Douglas prop 10 .. Bisbee Naco Water Go to Nj A BoDham. Bisbee prop ..... l15 9. L A May ct ux to NJ Kline. Douglas prop p----...---... io = I Fiedericks ct ux to J T Tolsnd and F G Schmidt, lot ... 10 ..
 Q. C. DEED IT W Ross to V Frank, lot and improvements ...-....-... p -.
 MINING DEED L MeIlgren to E Grebe. mining F Nj Watts to A Aronwald, brick building. Douglas..... -
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-23
Turner Visitors

trating table.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-23

Si Bryant ;s in from Turquois
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23
Eight Lines Refuse 10 Help
Overcome Trouble.
COMMERCE COMMISSION
HAS ISSUED ORDERS
But Some Roads Seem Unwill-
ing to Obey Instructions
Said That 100, 900 Box Cars
Are Being Held Up.

Washington, Dec Establishment
OF the nationwide CIR shortage dc
olared by federal authorities tn be
largely responsible Tor Che present
high cost Of living is being hinder
ID by refusal OF eight railroads 10
cooperate with the American Railway
Association. according to a statement
If the car shortage committee OF the
association today
The eight roads charged with disre-
gard of The committees orders for re
lief Of the shortage are: Boston and
Nlbauy, Maine Central, Lehieh Val
ley, Philadelphia and Reading New
York Central Michigan Central Wa
Hash and Toledo and Ohio Central
The ear shortage committee, in con.
nee1ion With the Interstate Commerce
Commission, recently issued iuatruc
ions fn eastern roads-then heldiur
m excess OF more than fo9. 00o box
cars ON their 1ines--fo return IA fhet7
southern and western connections a
certain percentage L also request
ed thai all open-top freight cars be
returned TO their lines
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23
POTOMAC POWER CO.
GIVEN FRANCHISE
County Court Grants AppIiCa-
ton to Extend Pole Lines.

The Berkeley County Court. after
considering the matter for some time
has granted to the Potomac Light
& Power Company a franchise 10
erect and maintain pole lines on a
number of The public roads of the
county, in accordance with the appl
cation filed by the company some
time ago. A further hearing Of the
matter was had Thursday afternoon.
when Attorney Moore. representing
the Northern Virginia Power Com
panE, asked that the matter be held
open until his company could file a
like application Since then the
court has handed down is decision
giving To lhc Mar1inshufg concern
The right to erect the pole lines
TIE Potomac company already has
lines on several Of the county roaIs
but desired permission 10 extend
these lines 10 other roads The Nor
them virginia Power Company like
wis., haz p9le lines in this county
ana also desires permission 10 build
others just why the Virginia com
pany wanted the court TO hold ND tho
Potomac company until the Virginia
company could file its application
was not stated
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23
The Journal Extends The Seasons Greetings To ALI Its Friends
German Submarine us Is
Sunk BY French Warship
KS NEW DRUGSTORE
IS TO BE A FINE ONE

Mr.. ] " Noselseaat1, Who fer
some years past has been conducting
Ks Pharmacy, in the GerlinR build.
ing, West King street, is receiving
fixtures for his new storeroom in the
Willard building adjoining These
new fixtures are handsome and mod
ern and are being installed Mre
kogelschat2 expects 10 be in the new
store room by January ] When fin.
ally installed in the new room Mr.
Kogqlsehata viii have one of the fin
est drug stores in this section of The
country.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23
Germany May State Terms
After Entente Allies Speak
MARINES TO VISIT
THE PANAMA CANAL

Washington, D c.. Dec. 23-Wjth
the prospect of viewing the greatest
engineering feat Of the country. hun
dreds Of United States Marines. now
serving with the Atlantic feet, are
eagerly looking forward to March Il,
when batteships, cruisers and de-
stroyers are scheduled to make a
FIVE day Trip to the Panama Canal
The war in Europe curtailed the Gus.
tomary visits of the sea soldiers to
many foreign ports, and, while no
formal arrangements have been de
cided upon, plans are being made to
enable the men of the fleet to make
an annual visit 10 South American
and other neutral ports. mainly for
educational and recreative purposes
until worldwide peace has been
established
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23
Sent to the Bottom Off ST. Ma
zaire, Paris Reports.
BATTLE NEAR M0NASTlR:
CANN0NADlNG AT VERDUN
Ell Arish, 90 Miles East of the
Sue2 Canal, Captured BY tho
British--0nly Small Actions
In Theatres of War.

Paris, Dec 23.--The German sub.
marine U-f5 has been sunk by dc.
stroyers according to Nantes dc.
spatch, The u.i5 recently sank steam.
ers off St Naaiere.
Battle Near Monastir
Paris. Dec 23.-An artillery duel
af Gr1 nttnsity occurred north of
ManFsllf on Thursday. The war of
nee announced in today'a statement
regarding operations on tho Mace
DOMAIN iront
along the easterly end OF the line,
N the Struma front. encounters be-
tween patrols occurred.
cannonadIng At Verdun
Paris, Dec 29.--There was lively
cannonading In the region of Lowe
mont, north Of Vordun, during Last
night, says the war office in todays
bulletin on ;hc progress OF military
operaiions on the French front.
British Hako e Arlsh
London. Dec 23.-Bl Ariah, 90 milo
aa Of the Suez Canal was captured
yesterday by the British
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23
SHARES IN REQUESTS

According 70 the terms OF the vii
OF the late Augustus Little, of Union
Bridges, Md whose estate Of some
100000 viii be divided among his
brothers and sisters, Mr. E Y. Little.
of this city a brother. will fall heir
10 about $4,000.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23

placed an embargo Tuesday midnight
against al Wcatbound carload freight
rom connections west OF Cumberland
keep poriahablcs. livestock and food
cuffs for human consumption. The
embargo was made necessary, 1t was
+iated on account Of accumulation OF
shlpment8 and to revert serious con.
0estion at terminal points.
Until the accumulation Of ship
ments Is overcome Baltimore will be
one ~ the buaiest ports and trade
eeniers ON the Atlantic Coast by rea-
SON of the embargo which has been
1taeod by the r IL q This embargo
H' eas'boun1 freight from
4nheeiins line and destined TO
toin easa Of that city and 10 points
aane by way Of Cherry Run. w. Va.
and lie " Nd Rs or BY way OF
N9u.Habue and the & Y r r., ~.
-, liYa atock perishables and food
or human consumption Tho embar.
70 became effective A. midnight Dec.
rs and .he arogts If connecting lines
Hafo been notified - be governed ae.
eardnelg II Is believed by tho gen
raj official that The situation Will
BDw ga Improvement In the near fu-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23
BRING IN YOUR FURs.

Bring me your furs from today I'M
til Thursday night, Dec. IS, as l will
leave then for New York with large
consignment for city dealers. Highest
cash price paid for best grades, and
the fairest treatment to all
FRANK BRENNER, y. Queen st
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23
MINORS SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY

Lbs Mixed Nuts....,............ Doc
/ LIB. Soft Shell Almonds .......
Best GRADUATED Sugar ........8c lb-
Large Sack Bishop Flour. ..4.$L05
Large Sack Gold Medal Flour. $L35
! Can Wesson Oil ........-.......... CSC
Best Creamery Butter. ......... 45e
Fresh Country Eggs ............4oc
They are not cold storage, but
fresh Berkeley county eggs.
u is Up If +. 4. MINOR
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23
WAYNEsBoRo's NEW TRUCK

The Always There Hook And Lad
der Company, Of Waynesboro. Pa,
has received a nifty motor city service
truck It was made by the LaFrance
people and cost $4,000.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23
Plenty Of Holly and Mis-
tIetoe at Minors. Up Ii
NOTICE

Monday, Deeemoer %. beng leg
al holiday. the following banks, mem
bers Of the Clearing House Associa-
ton Of martinsburg, viii be closed:
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.
BANK OF MARTlNSBURG
THE PEOPLES TRUST co.
OLD NATIONAL BANK.
MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK.
- % IN o.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23
Semi-0fficial Report to This
Effect From The Hague.
LONDON PRESS CAUSTIC
OVER PRESIDENTS NOTE
Newspapers Seem to Regard
Wilson's Effort Toward
Peace as Pro- German and
Papers Bitterly Resent It.

London, Dec. 23.-An Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from the Hague
says it is announced semi-ofIicially
that should the entente allies in their
reply to the peace proposals Of the
central powers leave the door open
for negotiations Germany Will make
known her chief peace terms immed-
lately
Nc Statement At Present
London, Dec. 23-The British gov
eminent will make no statement At
the present in regard TO president
wilson's peace note, considering it
n question that can be dealt with
only in communication with the 9th
err members of the entente.
Announcement 10 this effect was
made in the house Of commons by
Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor OF the
exchequer and government leader in
the house.
Only Topic In London
Mr.. Law was asked whether
statement could be made regarding
the American note. He replied:
at must be obvious to The house
that this is question that can only
be dealt with in communication
with our allies and that it IS elabor-
ately impossible to make a state
men nov.
The general public had their firsf
news OF President Wilson's note
from the morning papers. and the
matter was the one topic Of CONVEX
sation on incoming suburban trains
and throughout the country, The
people ike the press. We're rather
taken aback, as they had about az
rived at the conclusion thai Premier
Lloyd-George's speech had put an end
TO all peace talk unless the central
powers, in their reply 10 the Prem
Ter, were prepared to define their
terms. That the president or any
other neutral ruler would take any
action was farthest from their mind
Says Answer Is NO
The evening papers. which do no
print editorials, came out with biz
headlines which expressed their
views. The Evening News, which is
the afternoon edition of the Daily
Mail, heads reprint OF the com
ment OF the morning papers with the
one word NO" in large black type.
and under it Our Answer 10 Presi-
dens Wilson"
"Llke Antique Gods
Tho Morning Post in an editorial
said: NO, no. no. that is the an
swer Great Britain gives today with
out moments hesitation to the sur
prlsing note from President Wilson "
regards President Wilson's "detach-
ment" as passing belief and "remin-
iscent of the attitude OF the antique
gods" goes through the President
statements in a highly ironic vein,
and adds:
we had supposed by this time
even the Americans realized what
the nations were fighting about, but
AS they profess ignorance We shall
attempt TO explain the matter TO
them. Germany set out to conquer
Europe"
II the United Kigndom like the
United States had stood aside, the
Morning Post argues, Germany might
have succeeded, and then with Eu
rope conquered, there would have
remained the United States.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23

Rev r. Y Lancaster. formerly OF
Hedgesville, now a student at Prin-
eeton Theological Seminary has been
visiting friends
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23
Ice CREAM. cUsTARo

Chocolate Strawberry, Vanilla,
Caramel Eeapolitan. Tutti Fruit,
Frozen Custard and Lemon Zee, at
SCHNEIDER'S BAKERY,
Prompt Delivery. Both Phones.
Sat lp II
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-23

Rain or snow tonight; probably fate
ard colder Saturday
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19

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gdll3e SaDl Der IN ioldem 4re0intie iiber bic
10 ben Stimmgebern Der bierin beltinIlnten pos
litiiden @inbeiten unterbreitetc beiagte Srage
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obell, lllo oaS 8urildmeifen FOLDER &imm3eitel
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3g baben aut nod Elm 8erbot ein filr Die
5abrifdion iitr ben Berfaii bon alfobolbalts
gen geliiqen ino meinartlgen, mnl3Dnltt9eH
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uno @orporatonert, oie ieet init oer 5abriias
tion 0erielben ODER oem TranSport oerielben
ourb belagie Beronen ooer @orporaiioneL no
folobe SptrihloieH fir ben 8erfaif fdbri5irt
iino nr 5ur glblieierling fir ben 8eridilot ndcD
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C8eneDmiot am i. Wsard 1916
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hlnaclI geben ou, bic IN eoer Der In peagier
Afie oelignirteH poIitiidbeH @inbeiten beraiss
gegebcH uer0elt, un0 menn nlir cine SeiiliHB
IN ioIder politiiden 9inbeit berbiientlibt lpiro,
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litllde @iHDeit ieet; nno IN bret IN Der Stnot
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6. OurringtDH, WuuDerncur ODn Wilrglano,
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beaeiem glbf6niite 1 oes beaaen aapiteIS 80
Der @eieBe bon 4llarblnno bon 1915 eniDalte'
nen g!ntoriidt nno gnpeiiune an, Dab etne
Mbi6rift oieier PROCLAMATION, melde einen
nolliidnbigen mo ricbiiaen Snbalt Der bei1gleiI
2lfie entbdt, 10 ber1iienilidbt ipiro ipie In bes
iaaien glbl1niii I Der befagien glfte Dorge'
fbreben IT, ein Wlal ieoe geocbe fir bret gDlos
nate Dor oem Inge Der g9abl, bel pelcber bes
fagie 2lfte ben regiiririen Stllnm0eberH oer
beiaaien poIiniden @inbeiieH fir oeren glns
nabnle ooer 8urldpeiiung 5u unterbreitetl ilt.
Wcaeben inter meiner Onnb
NIB benz 0rph.Sicgel bcc
Gtnatee WlarNlnub
(SdS Weideben In ocr Giaot gliis
@roBsSiegeI n1poliS 1n oieiem 3lpans
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tauieno neunbunoert uno
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-19

9eante tpeiien oornuf bin, OoB oe
Sitter BON einem amerifalii6en Sas
fen na6 einem onoeren gei6idt in0
tbeilpeiIe fir gang omerifaniiAe
5Irmen beitimmt maren.
IS lit bier 6efanrt, oaB feline 9e'
lGItieung britii6er 6irmen itattge.
iunoen bat Die oieielbe g[rt @eibdfte
nit Sen Ybilippinen getban bo6en.
Sefretdr 2aniing madte beute be-
FAINT oaB i'm Sale ser BON San
Jran3iSco berionoten Sitter, Die BON
oen englii6en geb0roen in Yennng
bon Dem Gompfer uG6ineie &rince"
genomnen muroem Elm Protelt BEL
oen 6ritiiben geb0roen eineereidt
puroe, uno oelttete an, oaB d6nlideS
I'M naoilie"- -Salle getbon weroen
miiroe.
@nglon O'S glntm ort All 3 e.
d dmeroen ii6er sic Gem
ur.
2on6on Is. 9Li9uit. ~ Ole bril-
tiIde 9lntluort auf ole amerigoniide
9lnfrage 6etreffs Der Geniur ser bon
IeltIdluno ii6er 2onoon nad 9lne.
rifo gefa6elten 9}ahrihten miro in
einigen 9oaen nob @oibington &c.
Ianot peroen. 2oro Go6ert Cecil, ser
9riegs.Sonoelsminiiter, iaete oar.
iiber 5olgenoes:
n@S 1T offenbar, Dab Elm groBeS
WliBDeritdnoniB berribt lmO Dab
oieie lleberipadlng oller Gobelnad'
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9epeiden lnparteiiiGer amerifani'
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I6idt muroen unO oieiel6en Damn
ais acknowledgement oieier 3ei-
timgen befonnt siebt.
Dor einigen @o1eu ponOte lid ei-
ne 9ln5obl omerifanii6er 3eitungs'
Gorrelponoenten an Sen 8otihafter
@eruro nm 9lusflnit, Oh oie omeri-
faniIbe @reiie @rIei6teruueen erlan.
gen fonne, 5meds gef0roerling bon
8eituuesoepeiGen aus GeutiAlonO
obne 9elditigung ieitens 6ritii6er
Geniur. Gas StaotS Gepartement
manote iid na6 2onOon obne ii6
iiber ole 6rage 81 duBern. gs ber-
lonfet, oaB 9otibafter @erarO be-
merfte, er f0nlte Die Soltllng ser
Gorreiponoennten niAt giit6eiBeu
bis oie oeutibe 9legieune Die Geu-
fur ouf omerifaniide Gepeiheu ouf-
be6e.)
9elgier am 2 EonganDifo'
see.
SABRE, 6rantreih, IS. 9(ugllit.-
Giner amtIiden belgiiAen 9efannt
ge6nng 5ifolee bat cine Brigade BEL.
glider Sruppen sen Sofeuplob SEA.
rema am Oihlier Oes GongauDifa.
Sees in Geutid- -Oitafrifo eenom.
men. aarema liest ungeid6r 1875
Wleilen iii0lid6 bon lliiii.