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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
NR. BARADUC Of Paris has an
1 nounced that he can photo
graph thought. He is prac-

I hounSeu uiaI Ho N'N P'N
graph thought. He is a prac-
ticing physician, an electropath. His
professional studies leu him to the
discovery which he has Just an
nounced at meeting OF the soclete
do Medicine. in Paris.
In making his experiments Dr..
Baraduc first produces a couple Of
magneto-metres. These are two
little case graduated to $50 degrees,
on each of which moves a copper
needle as sensitive as possible, but
isolated from all exterior contact
in a small glass vessel. No breath.
therefore, no slightest displacement
Of the air, can affect 1t. You are
asked to hold your open hands in
such a way that the fingers all point
to one or the other of these magno.
metres, and to observe what fol-
lows. At the end OF about two
minutes, IL you are a person OF nor
NAL temperament, you will find that
the needle opposite your left hand
has fed five degrees away; the Other,
opposite your right hand. has ap'
preached by Is degrees.
Now what has produced this
double displacement? Evidently
some force, fluid or wave, call it
what You will, of which you are the
fountain head, enters the left needle
and makes circuit back through
the right. DR.. Baraduc calls this
vital force. It gives testimony to
rs existence in a very striking man
ner.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

Between each Of the magnetic
metres and your hands a sensitized
plate is introduced, the room Is dark
save a faint red light, which, as is
well knoYn, cannot make any i'm
preston on the salts of silver. Now.
il you dip the plates in the develop
ing basin You will find that the right
one presents a curious specified ap.
pearance, while the left surface is
divided into almost unbroken black
ness on one side and a notified
white on the other. This proves that
the vital force bears rays Of light
end that it has passed through both
glass vessels. The two plates are
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
How MAN Has Slowly Developed the Art Of WRITING
Vim Elk -IE @a
Alphabetical Writing.

ing, the higher the type of writing
necessary for the expression of that
thought. just as with the progress
of English thought and science We
have to manufacture new words
every day, and our unabridged die
tionary grows to enormous proper
tons.
The ancient Peruvians invented
what have been called ''Quippos"-
bars with different colored cords,
tied in special knots, to aid children
and men and women in remember
ing what they wished TO.
The man who first discovered that
he could draw picture which would
be recognized by other human be-
ings began the art of writing and
all that 1t has meant for human
civilization.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
The "CATALO" New Source of Meat FOOD

new animal will play a leading part
in future food supply.
The range is the natural habitat
OF the buffalo, and the catalo appears
to inherit from Its wild progenitOrs
this love Of the open. Turn the
catalo loose in summer and winter
and it fattens much more rapidly
than domestic cattle would in the
same circumstances. The expert
ments by which breeders have final.
~ produced the catalo are interest.
ing. They have succeeded after many
years Of frultless efforts. because tho
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
Picture Symbols.

become familiar it is drawn only
partially, and at last some part OF
the picture stands for the whole and
we get real hleroglyph, as they are
found in Egypt.
This simplifying of the pictures,
or conventionallzlng, is reduced to
a science in the course of time, and
the hleroglyphs become fixed in the
minds of the people and are taught
to various and succeeding genera
tons Of children.
The next step upward. as men
and women came to require the ex'
preston of more complex ideas, the
building of sentences. was to use
these onventionallzed pictures OF
hieroglyphs as syIlables, often TAX
ing the first syllable of the word for
which they stood as the main sound
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

.HE "catalO," reared in the re-
g!ons of Texas, is hybrid OF
i domestic cattle and the buffalo
and MAJ assist in the solution OF the
problem which affects the supply Of
meat. The catalo thrives in arid
countries, and is so hardy that he can
live on pastures which would be POOR
picking for a sheep, and his meat Is
said to be equal to the best
beef. The new species has really
been established, and there are now
a sufficient number of catalces tc
make 1t safe to prophesy that the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
How SClENCE'i is Photographing THOUGHT

there to furnish all the necessary
evidence.
DR.. Baraduc calls the vital force
when passing out Of the left hand
expiration, and when passing bacl
to the right hand, aspiration. Now.
you will remember that the explra'
ton moved the needle five degrees
forward, while aspiration drew It Is
degrees backward. There remains,
therefore, difference of 10, which
is somehow accumulated in our hti-
man reservoir. That is described as
a psychical force, which we can, by
a mere effort Of will. radiate out OF
US.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
Picture Making.

w yHEN did man begin to write:
N/ If the biologists are to be
w believed. they are certain
that men and women lived in the
caves of France at least 100000
years ago. if not before that time;
and we now know that they had
methods of communication at dis
lance by scratching pictures on bits
of stone or bone and sending these
messages by carrier.
They went SO far as to conven-
tionalize these drawings, making a
very crude drawing Of fish stand
for a fish, and what could rot have
been intended for bird, but only
an indication Of one, stand for a
bird in writing. Here We have the
real birth of writing. 1t starts with
q picture. and when the picture has
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

1.-THE lower eyelid is seldom
lower than hallway between the
eyebrow and the top Of the wing
Of the nose. The height of the eye
brows varies considerably. There
are beetle brows and the reverse;
therefore, the brow-line must per-
laps not be regarded as having the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13
Where They Haven't Yet Heard Of the War

in eastern Peru. Yquitos has per-
haps the most romantic mail service
in the world.
Its. letters are taken up the ANA
zon to Manaos, and thence right
across South America UP the mighty
river in a river steamer. 1t is only
few hundred miles from Lima, tho
Pacific capital OF Peru. but the wall
Of the Andes is an almost impassa.
BILE barrier.
"The quick route, therefore. from
Yquitos to Lima is all the thousands
of miles down theAmazon and across
the Atlantic. and then via Liver.
pool"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

two men who were instrumental in
discovering the secret Of success
ful cross are wealthy as well as scien-
tific, and grudged neither money nor
trouble when it came TO the POSSIBLE
lty of establishing a new breed OF
domestic animals.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

fxity OF a bony prominence. 1t is
chiefly in the faces of women that
the space between the eye and the
brow is of any extent. The distance
from the corner of the eye to tho
front of the ear is the same as from
the corner Of the eye to the corner
of the mouth. This applies parti-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

Swans, according to the law Of
England, are crown property. Who
ever steals or destroys swans eggs
forfeits 5s. for every egg, and who
soever steals a marked swan of the
crown commits felony.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

Paris before the war ate almost
100000 pounds Of snails every
year, and paid from $3.50 to 81
thousand for them.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-13

canada's population only just eI.
ceeds that Of Greater London.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-19
6efter0llcMtttattt
pom Hottie ocitcrbcn!
Der frii6ere Gbef beS bentiden &c.
ueralitubs plOblid an Ser5.
idlGs berIdisOen.

9tmiterbom, 10. Stunt General.
Ieiitnont @rof Selnittb bon Waoltfe,
gegentudrtiger Gbef oes 6euti6ey
.@eneroIltobs, lit geItern Nad).
mittaa in Berlin ploslid om Sero.
I6log eeitorben, ip6breuo CT I'M
gfei6stag elmer @eoG6tnisfeier fir
ben beritorbenen @eneraIfelonlnlbdlI
ton Der @ole beipobnte. 90 be.
i1gt Elm geitern oben0 aus Berlin
eingetroffenes Gelegrdntitt.
@raf Selnnttb bon Wioltfe, Elm
gteffe oes eIeidnamigen SroBen Ge.
neroIfelOmaridoIls uno Seerfiibrers,
muroe ont %. Utai 1S4s in @erS.
oorf in S6leiieit gebbren uno bat
ioniit elm g[lter bon 68 Sobren er-
rei9t. SIM Sabre 1906 pur0e. Der
in5rpiiden gum oeneraDeutnaflt
&bnn5ierte gum G6ef oes groben Sc
neralItnbS ernairnt ln0 bat ftd) ais
ioIder groBe 8eroienIte I'M ben 9Iiis.
bau Der armee ertporben. alr5 tlad
8eginn oes arieees muBte er ipeecn
&rnnfbeit iein bernntlportliHes autt
nieoerIegen uno muroe ip1ter Glei
0es SiIfS.8 8eneralltobs,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-19
DcmtIttlanc batlt
Beloien tuieScr 0mf!
8sSentenSe bentidIe glrditeften nnb
9anmeiiter bieten lire gieuite
nneHtseltlid an.

Berlin, 49, Sum-. General bon
Biiiing, Der oelltibe @enerolgouber.
Eeur bon 8elgien bat Die bon Der
gereinieung OelitIder glr6iteften
unb @ouHeilter genuhten gorihld.
&c be5iigIi9 oes @ie0eroufbous Ger
ocritorten belgilden Stdote unter Der
2eitung elmer ous Den beoeittenoIten
Oel,ti1en glrhiteften nno Boinnei.
Itern ge6il0eten aont1niilion qebiI.
liet. Die Mtitglie0er Der SoninilIion
boben niht nnr ibre 9ienIte ilnert.
eeltIid] sur gerfiigttng geiteat, ion.
bern beddblen fuenr nod ibre Reiie.
unfoIten uiip. uliS eigener Jnidie.
Sie beabiidtigen bic beIgiid)en SGto.
te nod i6oner oili5ubouen als iie
bor ibrer 3erItorung iporen.
Ser @eneralgouberneur bot Die
folgenoen Serren Sil Ntitglieoern Der
aomnuiiiion erunHnt: Or. s. 2iilfer
ans DRESDEN 4rof. 0r. 9[ u.
5rensen ans aaHen, 95rof. 0r.
Gr1iiel aus Nliindeu lmo Or. 8.
Snran uno Or. Q. Stitbben aus
Berlin.
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Dcittic9lanS pcfft ailf
Pmobcs' 1lcutralit6t!

Berlin, iiber slnIterOon uno 2on-
Don, 10. SUM. - Gas 8eiultat 0es
republifoniiden 0ationol aonpents
III Gbicogo miro BON Der oeutiheit
grelie lebbaft beiproden. Die oaGl.
nil6e 8eitltng" idreibt:
nDte Gntideioung 0es Gonbents
muB ale 6reitnoc elmer frieoIiden
lm0 berniinftigen 4olitif Der Ser.
5taoten nit @enugtlutng erfillIen.
SER gooieDclt trat 10 darbiniitii6
rno oeuti6feinoli6 ouf, OaB feline
Qominierung itn6 @ripdbIung fir
oas gr1lioentenanlt eiuen entIdlie.
ben ontioelltIhen uto inabriteinli1
friegeriiden allrs Der Der. St1aten
be0eatet. IS ideint ieDodj, ooB ge.
robe feline ontioeltId)e Saltutg
HooIepeIt oas @enid gebroden bot.
Die 9entid ameritaner berlangen
Rid)t nte1r, als einen ipabrbait neil-
tralen 8rdiioenten, un0 Serr SugBcs
broudt lire Stimnen, oenn bic bon.
it1noige 9ereinigung Der 8rogreiii-
ben NIT Den 9epublifonert i1eint
alsgeidloiien 5u iein.
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Better INT Rmntdnielt
itltS tpicSer riiprio!

8uforeit, il6er Berlin uno Con-
bon 10. SUM. @Iei13eittg nit Der
neuen ruiiiiden 0ffeniioe in 8oI-
bnnien Dit .8ali5ien rio Der 8ufo.
nina bat aud Die glgitation Der
9onoIdnger 3uBlanos in HutnGttien
mieoer begonnen. Ser friibere sci.
hitter Oes s5nuern Safe SSSonescu uno
Der Gppoiition8fitbrer 8bilippesco
peranitaIteten cine Yloiienberiaulut.
lung, bel Der iie erflGrter. onB nun
bic 3eit aluu Gin9reifen 9fumdniers
in ben &rteg gefommen iei. Sonescu
iagte, oaB Die 8erni6tIing Deter.
reih- llngarns eine obioIute Notipen.
oigfeit let uno Bbilippe8co iteIlte
ieinen 3ub0rern Dor, 0aB 9tlin1tien
ieine g6elitralitGt na9 Dem nun OBJ
iolut itderen Siege Der 9taiierten
ftrttbdr bitBen neroe, ipenn e8 ii1
nidt enolid gum Sanoelu ent-
idlieBc.
Die Gegierung benft ieood nift
oaron, ibre Sut0lung 5u dnoerrt
unO bat Die 5ituation Dollit1noie in
Der Sano, oenn Bic rltiiopbpIen
Seber iino niht itarfcr, ais ite iei.
ner3eit in 8ulgnrien poren ols bic.
fes auf Der Seite Scr 8ertralmGdte
in 0en arieg etngriff.
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SebtucSiItRes
sdnoerfcit!

9ln 0ent groBett i1tpeoiiben S1n-
gerfelt, peIhes beute ieinen anfnng
nirnntt, beteiligen ii6 36 @einng-
bereine oes mtttleren 8eItells, nio
man ertpartet ettpa 1900 ousiuGrti.
ge Suite.
Ser WtoIiendor beItebt aus I'm.
eefdbr 500 5anger1l pelhe Die iGo.
nen ihpeoiiben @eidnge in oen
SSeltfon5crten utlter Der 2eihlng ii.
res 9irigenten grof SoeI Mtob.
berg bon Chicago, Sunt gortrog
brinoen. 2(uh eritfloiitge Soliiten
ii1o fir Die aou8erte geluonnen NOR.
Den.
9os 5eitor9eiter, Oos aus 40 bic.
ligen @tultfern beitebt, miro bon
&rof. @rnelt gtorom 0irigiert.
Seute, MontaG obeno imo NOR
gen. 0ianitog, obei0 8:15 finSen
Die beioen groBen 6eitfon3erte itott.
Gin bor5igIides 4rograHm lit ouf.
geltclt. glIs Spliiten tpirtei nit:
Die Sopraniitin Wlorie 5unoelins,
ser SenoriIt gilbert 2inoqueit, ste
9ianiitin Gorirne 9aulion nnO Ser
@aritoniIt Carl gaorbon.
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DcMtIdplanc iibt'
t1,icScrpcrocItmito!
gersilt sleides init sleidem, iueil
2entnant GrIer tein c6rlid
gefdnsnis crbalt.

Berlin. 10. SUM. (6unfeilberidt.) }
- 3ebn frnn50fii9e Gffi3iere iinO
non eineln oeutiden @efangenenlo-
ger noh etnem Milit1reefGngnis
trnrsfcriert tpor0en in glusfithrun9
elmer 8ereeIhiugSmaBregel. Sbnen
iuirO Oieielbe 8e6anDlung 5ltteil, Die
man Dem oelttihcn 2eutnant grIer
in einem fran3oiiiden @efdnsilis an.
geoeiben ldBt, 10 berihtet Die bolb-
dnitlitbe glor0Oeutide gtagemeine
3eitung.
D2elttrant @rler," 10 fiibrt Iebte-
re aus. uItedte Elm frau50iiides
Saus in grano, 1T gefolgitng eine8
0iesbe5ilgli6en gcfebl8 zines 8orge-
ieBtei, neil frou3oiii9e 3ibiliiten
oits Dem @ebdll0e auf ocutlde
Mauuidafteu feuerten. Seutnant
grler purbe geiangen uno BON Ell
mem fran3oiiihen ariegsgeridt 6u
90 sSabren 3udtbous bel ihperer
glrbeit nerurtelIt.
nDie oeltideil 9cb6rocn Iicfertcn
ben frat8oiifden Den itniuioerlegli-
den 8eipeiS fir Die SGuloIoiigfeit
grIers, ood nHlionit. GrGer ipltr0e
ein neuer 4ro8eB nerpcigert, uilo er
puroe ius 3u6tbaus bon glbignon
aeiteft, Inn ooiel6it gletd einem ge.
:leinen 8er6re6er bebanOelt 81 lper.
ben.
a9ie oeutidbe glegierrng beI9lob.
nirfiome 8ereeltunesnoBregeln gu
ergreifen. Dit 10 fran3oiti6en OF
fi8ieren miro in gleider 8eiie ber-
fabren. sic ipur0en ms 3u6tbdu8
geitedt lulo perDen bort iolonge Der.
bleiben Bis man 2elttnant @rler
lpieber ms @efangenenlager auriid.
brirtgt uno ibn bort beban6eIt, tpie
iid ge3iernt.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-19
DeMtlctc itckcn BET
11ercMn tuicScr pcr!
geIdlichmna 6cs 5prts Spnbille cnt.
ietlid; 9cntidje seiuinneH
on Serrain,

2onoon, 10. SUM. - 8os Bonn.
baroement, nit oem Die 6eiiti6e 9lr.
tillerie Den Sturm aiif oas Sort
SoubiIIe borbereitet, ilbertrifft an
SSurdtbarfeit aIles 8ngeipeiene.
9aod elmer fronSoiiiden offi5ielen
S91srng ioIlen Die feinoli9en @e.
Ihiibe felt Der @innobme oes Sorts
8oiir iiber $4,000 @eidoiie oller
@robe auf Soubille imb bus ettpns
ipeiter iitoli6 liegenoe Sort De Ia
bn1nes uno Die fran5oiiiden SteI.
lltngen Dor oieien 8oatperfen ee.
idleuoert bnben. ssyn berfloiiener
gto6t unternobnten Die 9euti6en
mebrere sSnfanterieonoriffe uno &c.
monnen etipas on @rlino uno 80.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-19
SteGf5cnlGitrtGhcit i'm
Jrlanos BallptItaSf!

Dublin 10. SUM SSrl ser gSrit
@oreIono StroBe fam es geItern
au 3uiarniRenit0ben 3lutiben 01it-
gIieoern Der 5inn Sem Organization
itn0 goli5ei. Gtlpa 5000 Sin Sci.
ners mnri1irten nndoeln iie elmer
Seelenineiie fir Die 0pfer Der letten
&ebolution beigepobnt batten, init
Der republitanii6en 5logge an Der
Spite ourh Die StraBcu Der Sta6t.
Die SABINE nuroe bon elmer f5rolt
qetragen, un0 Elm 9oIi5iIt modte
Den 8eriuh, iie ibr 3u entreiBen,
tpuroa ieOod libel 8ngeridtet. gtn
griff Die berbeigerufene Boliocimorln.
i6aft elm, uu0 eS fam 5u 3uiom-
menitoBen, bod geldng eS Den Stnn
5einer lire Sabine iidcr nod Ser
Sibernion Sole 8uriid8ubriu9en.
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2llttciftcbilmitf0M
fcrocrt 5tpci Opfer!
Snlins gaglitrum bon bier nnS
sSO6u Gnab BON SiOng GitD
beiOe aet1tet!

9onntng nadmittag fur8 nnd 5
ltbr iiberidlug iih in Der gtdbe bon
Sloane, SsSo., ein 9Lltonobil, in mel.
dem iib S5nlius 9. @nblitrom bon
bier, iomie Sobn @ngb uno orei on.
bere Serren aus siour Gitb befan.
oen. 9ie beioen griten tparen nuf
Der 5telle tot, pdbreao Die iibrigen
0rei nit leidten 8erIesungen Oo.
ronfamen.
Die fitnf 8erren botten in Der
5riibe bon bier mad Siour gitp
Die Jnbrt angetreten, ipelhe Elm 10
ungliidlihes @n0e nebnten iollte.
gublltron mar 8eprdiertant Ser
americdn 9ronsfer So. un6 ipo6nte
I'M Sarnep @otel. Seine SdpeIter,
SRI. @oitb SO. 8abIitron, lit @e.
idihtsle9rerin in Der 2cng Sdule,
mdbreno ieine Wtittter in Chicago
pobnt.
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Die Jtalicttcr
tuicccr geid6Gaeen!

Berlin, 10. SUM. ltebcr Sic
Gage an Ger italieniicben 6ront be.
ridtete oos @iener ariegsonlt ge.
tern abeito ipte folgt.
n5einoIide gIngriffe auf oent
iiioIiden Seil 0es Carbohydrates
nnroen 5uriidgrtuorien. 8ieoer6oIte
itolieniide angriffc duf mebrere I'M
ierer Stelungen in Den 9oloniiten
i6lugen ebenfallS fehl. gtuf ocm
9loto bon 9liiaeo fanoen Iebbafte
@eidibfdnlpfe itptt.
n5n 9rttereebict baben uniere
Gruppen Die Gpbe oeS lotat unO
Oes biiiteren Roaatib erobert.
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CffisieI[er bentldler geridlt.


Berlin, 19. Stunt iiber 2onOon.
San1itng abenO CAB 0ns ariegsnmt
folgenoen 9eridt beraiis:
o@eitIihe 6ront Der glngriff ei.
rer fran5oitiheu Hatroltile in Der
gtdbe BON geaulne, norolid Der
glisne nurOe NIT 2ei9tigfeit 5urild-
gemieien.
ISM D2uasoiItrift oautrt sic
auBeror6entlide 3dtieteit Der 9lrtil-
lerie al. Sic bot einet beftigen Gba-
rafter i'm 8erIaufe Der Waorgenltiin.
ben dngenoutmen nomentlih on elm.
seInen 9unften.
.sSn ben @oeeien brn1ten mir
oem 5eiuoe betrGdtli6e gerllite
our9 cine @rplolipn norOlih BON
geaes bel uno trieben cine i1ma1e
feinbIiMe glbteilrng. Die in itniere
Sditengra6en lpeitlid) bon Senit-
beim eingeorungen ipar, 5ltriif.
gltniere 6liegergei6maoer ipdrfen
gomben auf 8er9ues (6lnnOerr),
gar De Ono, ioipie III ben abibnit-
ten 3onbasle, ginbille, 2unepiIle
unO 8IainpiIle llno ri9teten an mii-
lit1rii6en gtabliiienents erbebli9ea
S6a0en al.
uSltfront: General bon 2iniiit-
gems glrmee: Sn ben glbidnitteu am
StofboD iino StDr Iaben lidl befttee
Sample entlnidelt.
.3eile Der 9lrmee Oes Generals
8otbmer f1ntpften n6rolid bon
9r5eplofa gegen ritiiiide Strett-
trafte.
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QnftidlifFers Tnbe

@bing gfeb.. 19. sS5uni. = Der
2uftidiffer Mattbep SnbiOge bnn
Der Saoi0ge Bros Mutation so. bon
bier, itiirdte Saniitoo aben0 nit ei-
nen glereplnu. nit Dem er einen
8robcflng litterrohuJ in0 mar ouf
Der Stetlc tot. Ger 8erltuaIiiGte
itno ieiue orei 9rilOer noren Die er.
iten 9sebrosfuer, Die fidl Oent 2uft-
iport ipiouleten.
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gaetter6eridlt.

Sir Smabo uno l1mgegeno: I'm
beItdnoiges 3etter bente abeno rno
3icnstng, berbltn0en nit &egenf1l.
len. gtiuoS ipdrmer belte obeno.
Stir gtebrdsfa: llnbeItGn0iges
@etter beute abeno 1no 0ienstaa.
MobrideinIid 9fcgenfdIlc, oltsge.
nonlnten i'm tpeitliben 9eiI. 8ar-
mer beilte obeno i'm oitliden 8eiI.
Sir Soma: llnbeltdnoiges 8et-
Ter beiite obenb imo Gienstag lno
Regenfdac. Seine lueientlide Gem.
peraturber1noeruug,
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1Drcbibiticr,iitelt
lcAett BMn 111ccIcr an!

Gbicogo, SG.. 10. SUM. girgiI
5. sinibalp, 9oriiter oeS 9tational-
foinitees Der 8robibittoniiten, bat an
8ietor Wurood, Dem 8oriiter oes
progreifipeit gationaIfonitees. i'm
ganmen ieiner 93artei Die glufioroe-
rlirg ereeben Iaiieu, baB iidb Die 8ua
W2ooier oen 4robi6ittoniiten ouidlie-
ben iollten. Cine 4nttport bat er
nod nidt erbnlten.
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Sinh fir streif.

Siour Gitn, Ga, 19. SUM. -
lteber 2,600 SeIegropbiiten unO Sta.
tionsaeenten Der Chicago, Neimaufee
s. ct. @alil 8abn bobcn iih fait
einitimnie entidieoen, on ocn 5treif
81 geben. fnenn lire sSoroerilnaen
arf fiir3ere glrbeits5eit mo bc6eren
2obn nidt beipiaiat perOen,
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9lntp 3ninmmenltof,.

SbenunOonb, So, 19. SUM. ~
Bel einen 3uianmenitoB 8tpeicr 9lii.
tonobile nuroe geItern nn1Hlittog
5ralt 5ranf Hncine am &opf erbeb-
lid berlebt. 6rau 8bron 8incent,
Sr., fam nit Ieidteren 8erIesungen
Anbou.
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c5tuci brttiit6c
Oaftpfer ucrienkt!

2onoon 10. SUM -Qie britt
fden 9olipfer o5aroinia", 5,554
&ontlen groB, umo Sofia, 1922
Eonnen groB. muroen bon eineln
-0elltiben 3audboot torpeoiert l10
perierft. Der Mannidaft gelong es,
fid in Si6erbeit 8u bringen. 2lppO8
baben cine 9epeide erbolten, Iaut
meI6er Der ipaniidye 9onpfer agteb-
0ibil. .Menbt~ auf cine Mine gelollfen
lutO beriunten lit.
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0ie 9lniihenitnntIife @on0eLl

fpnn1iiiion bat Die Rod SSSslaaO
gabn dl1geipieien, Der Soornon
9'idle 60. bon bier $202, mclde lie
fiir 6rahtbeforOeritllo 6ubid bere9-
net bate, 5ilriid5udabIert.
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@iIi5trrppen oes Staotes mobili-
fiert tperoen fonnen 1900 in elmer
8ohe. uno 1000 in elmer ldngeren
Beriobe. g5iellaidt neroen bic BEL.
ben acknowledgements in elm
eir5iges 8uiannnenge3oeen iueroen,
ipeldcs oanurA nuf GriegsItdrfe &c.
broht per0ei tDilr0e.
Omaha bat Elm aus bier 4onlpag.
nien beItebenoes Battalion Maili3-
trltppen inter sSiibrilng BON Mnior
$. s. GlioIier, i'm @onSen ettpa $50
Mann, ipelde lofort bereit iilo, in
oftiben 0ienit 81 treten, tpie Der
Maior erfl1rt.
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- gihna urlterItiise Die OeiitIde
asrciie, inoen man gu ibrer 8er.
breitlna beitrGet.
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9aene gaOte bon gRerifO.

@albtngton, 19. SUM Gin
geanter Der rnerifoniideu @eiauot-
ihoft iprad belite I'M Gtoatsomt
Dor iinb iiberbrohte Sefret1r Gam
iing cine neue WitteiIung. 8eoer
in Der 8oti6aft, nod I'M Staats.
amt iDuroe iiber ben ssSnbalt oerieI-
ben irgeno ettpas nlitgeteilt. Ole
gtote lit Die 5olge elmer beltte friib
aus Der StaOt 91erifo eingetroffe-
nen 9epeife an ben merifauiiden
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Garransa ma6nt anm arieben.

Staot Mertfo, 10. SUM. sc.
neral garronsa bielt geitern nbeno
Dor ieiner 9ielioen3 cine gtniprohe
unb ermobnte Die @erolferltng, fid
jeelider feinbliher Sunolungen &C.
gen Die oni1iitgen 9lnterifdner 8i
entbalten @leidaeitig erfldrte er,
er bege bic Soffnlng, Dob bic 0if.
feren6en 8rpiidlen Werifo unb Den
Ser. 5tnnteu frieolid) beigeleet tper.
ben tpiiroen. Gr leste bin8u, bab er
aIles Inn iperoe, Inn Die 8iiroe Ocs
2anoes 5u erboIten. 8enn Meri-
TO icood 5ln arieg ee8tpungen
neroen tpiirOe, iperoe er In 4erion
Die gIrruee nnfiihren.
Sti Der Sauptito0t berridt boG.
fontnene 9titbe, nnb man glailbt,
oob bic gtniprahe cine berilbigenoe
8irfung ausilben iuer0e.