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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
Villa ReneWS Attack on Chihuahua
Automobiles

Lend your auto for few min
uteS Saturday morning TO good
cause by transporting orphan
Riddles 10 and from the Alham
bra theatre. where they will bo
given n free show.
Call up the Alhambra. Main
4ill. and offer your services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
SIX FACTORY GIRLS
HURT IN FIRE PANIC

LIMA. O.. Nov 2i-six girls
vere injured today IN a panic that
resulted when the Lima Mattress
company factory caught fire Sew
eral of tho $50 girls employed there
jumped from windows Others were
tramplcd Ia the mad rush for fire
escapes
Assistant Fire Chief Eyster was
carried from the building. overcome
by smoke Alother fireman Is
missing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
SOCIAL CLUBS MUST
CLOSE At MIDNIGHT

So-called social clubs below Yes
Ter way, where negroes assemble TO
play cards evenings. will have to
close at midnight. and keep their
doors unlocked during the early
hours. Chief Rockingham announc.
ed Friday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
LABOR ASKS FOOD EMBARGO

BALTIMORE, Md. Nov. "a
The American Federation Of Labor
convention today declared itself by
unanimous vote for an embargo on
the expectation OF wheat and other
food until prices are restored to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
HOSPITAL SHIP
IS TORPEDOED

LONDON. Nov. 2a.--The Brit.
ish hospital ship Braemar Cas-
tie, homewsrd bound from Sa.
loniks 10 Malta. was sunk by
mine or torpedo In mykoni
channel OF the Aegean sea. an
admiralty announcement stated
today. The statement said all
aboard were saved.
a Reuters dispatch from
Athens asserts that the erse-
mar Castle was torpedoeo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
BY TED COOK


and old killed
manned for life
Property damage rolling up
accidents checked police headquarters
secretary police All
included the accidents
reported recorded
The has Officers thinking the the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24

Officers at the Juarez Com
mAndencia expressed fears that the
ammunition OF the chihuahua city
garrison would be exhausted be
fore night. Yesterday afternoon. a
train, with all the available ammu-
nlton at Juarez. was started south
ward. carranza military authori'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
ANNA LOUISE STRONG
Meeting TUESDAY

A meeting to further the candi-
dacy Of Anna Louise Strong, candi
date for the slhool board. will be
held Tuesday noon, al the Good
Eats cafeteria. The public is in
yited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
BOOST FOR SEATTLE

Go to the Dreamland rink Sunday afternoon at
$50 and help boost for Seattle by boosting for the
$4,000 belt line proposition submitted the voters
OF the port district.
Adequate transportation at reasonable rates. will
make largely for better factory conditions The belt
line won't bring the millennium, of but it is
step in the right direction.
1--WE need factories and permanent payroll
This has been Seattles hope and cry for many years.
Let us, then, provide this belt line with its
promise for equitable railroad switching charges.
The Drcamland meeting will be addressed by
Bob Bridges, president OF the port commission; !. b.
Shorctt, W. b. Lane. lames A. Duncan, Mrs. S. L. w.
Clark. Councilman Harry Bolton will preside
The federal government has recently awarded to
Seattle the Northwest mining and metaurgica station,
which will make this city the shrine for the who
developing the richest mining area in the United
States.
The government is boosting for Seattle Shall
Seattle citizens do less for themselves
The belt line is constructive proposition. Boost
for it,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24

ties at the border today had no
news OF It. Due 20 lack OF men.
only 30 guards we're sent as escort
to the train.
Doubt as TO the outcome Of the
battle caused orders to be issued
10 hold all trains now In the yards
at Juarez under steam ready to
start south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
Fierce Fight Is
Raging,Fouowi
Daylight Attack

EL PASO, Nov. 24.-Heavy fighting between
force of from 5000 to 5000 Villsta bandits attacking
Chihuahua City and the Carranzisa garrison there was
still in progress at noon today, Mexican de aco Consul
Soriano Bravo stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
nnmic Xnate

nOmic waste.
There are 1876 motor vehicles
registered at police headquarters.
so the ratio OF accidents is little
(Continued on page IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
SCHOOL CANDIDATES
heard TONIGHT

All candidates for the school
board have been invited to a meet.
ing Friday night. TO be held by she
Lincoln High School Parent.Teach.
ers association at the school build
Ing. Judge c. f. Bemsberg will dis
cuss the belt line proposition sub
mitted by the port commission
Nathan Eckstein. president of the
school board. will discuss the pro-
posed school bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24

At 5 years old eamels are fit TO
work: but their strength begins to
decline at % years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
~ who keeps the corner Of

srstD IN srs Of sn squad
e.
OF " b fd la Ft a d
s N
/ Ray J Tobn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
NIGHT EDITION

ONE MONTH FROM TONIGHT WILL BE CHRIST
MAS EVE IT'S MUCH EASIER TO 30 YOUR
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING now THAN IT WILL BE
LATER. GET OUT YOUR UMBRELLA AND GET
busy. FOR THE WEATHER MAN TODAY AZ.
NOuNcEs YOU'LL NEED IT. HE SAYS: TONIGHT
AND SATURDAY RAIN"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-24
CAN SHE PLAY7

MISS FLORENCE KuREy. I6. SEATTLE uGH
SCHOOL, CAN SURELY MAKE THE VIOLIN TAisk.s
THAT'S WHY ALIEN. PANTAGEs WANTS HER TO
CONTINUE ON HIS CIRCUIT HE DIDN'T ASK HER
If SHES A REPUBLICAN OR DEMOCRAT. EITHER
WHY, THEN SHOULD WE CHOOSE OUR PUBLIC
SERVANTS ny PARTlESf SIGN THE NoNPARTi-
SAN MEASURE INITIATIVE BILL. NO eS
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-09-15
LEECRAFT INsPECrs HATCHERY

A. N. Leecraft. secretary of the
State board OF public affairs, was in
this community Saturday and made
an inspection of this State fish hatch
cry now under construction on Blue
river. about six miles north of Du-
rant. Work on a brick residence for
the superintendent will commence at
once, the material already being on
the ground. When the hatchery Is
completed IL will consist of up-to-
date buildings, ten large fish pools,
four small concrete pools. well inn
prove dparks and grounds, with ma
tive pecan and oak forests. Bass,
croppie, perch and catfish will be
propagated.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-09-15
AUGUST 18th

Seattle :-"H we ever fan So low
that we will not protect our citi-
zens we miEht as we'll haHl
Gown the flag nn not too
proud ts fight."
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-09-15
MARSHALL COUNTY FAIR
Marshall Countv's Free Fair |

Marshall County's Free Fair held
week is characterized by the Mar
shall County News-Democrat as haV-
ing been a huge success, that paper
estimating the crowd at seven thou
sand five hundred people on the op-
ening day. Delegations were report
ed in attendance from al 1.-The adioin-
ing counties.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-09-15
RAILROAD TnETABaR

The following schedule Of
trains in and out OF Durant is
published gratis as informa-
tion for readers Of the News.
While care will be used in
an endeavOr to keep it up to
date, it's accuracy cannot be
guaranteed by this paper.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-09-15
ASSESSED PAVING COST

a. -
The city council this week passed
ordinance No. 421, assessing the
cost OF the Main street paving pro
5ect against the various pieces of
property along the street. There are
1:6 pieces of property which will
pay special taxes on account of the
paving; the largest amount to be
paid by any one piece of property is
s4es.B1, the smallest amount $3.50.
TNee total assessments against all
tracts is s27,931.6O, an average of
322I.69 per lot. The payments are
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-09-15
The Sfrong Withstand the Heat OF
Summer Better Than the Weak

Old people who are feeble, and younger
people who are weak will be strengthene1
and enabled to 60 through the depress-
ing heat OF summer by taking regularly
and enriches the blood and builds up
the whole system. SOC.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-09-15

made in ten annual instailments. the
first due September /, 1917, and
drawing interest at 10 per cent.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-09-15
Peanut Meal

The whole world knows the
feed value of Cotton Seed Meal, but
few people know that the latest addi-
tion to the list of concentrated feeds in
the shape of Peanut Meal is a close
competitor of Cotton Seed Meal.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-09-15
HUGHES
SAYS:
WILSON
DOES:
IRoNOLOGIoAL ooV
AUGUST Ssh.

1ompHed Frenn Newspaper Reports
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-09-15
Fr$Sco Railroad
NJ, o. = q. RAILROAD


A%~AA%A%%%%%%%%%1
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-09-15
Peanut Meal

contains a high percentage
ofgProtein and Fat and is taking rank as
one of the greatest feeds known for
cattle, mules horses, sheep and hogs.
For milk and butter production it is
unequaled.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-09-15

Estss Park, colo.:-Mr. HNgbes re-
fresbed by HIS toar dayS rest.
prepares To resume his task OF
being 100 per cent. 0am1idste.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-25
%garran5iIten Qe6en
5u Je(lg 0iaj d6er.

&aibington, -. april. Sas
Hieaac Snitisoepartemeut bat Don
icimcm Der merifaHildeH @reu5c eHt'
lang 5piOneneieHite BerridteuOeu
glaeuten Bic 8adridt erbalten, bar
ciar ansnhl eiufiuRreids anbaHser
gaFran5a's Daran THO, oieieH in
aer,aHen nno It'd BEN AeDolHtIOudr
fe.ir Gus aHsHidlliefea. Giuise
tsrielheR MAIDEN ans Ihrer A6ihi
rAF fein 6ebl. 7ieies miro ais eia
&h5eiden betradltet, ban oas Anie.
ira GarraR5a's NIT ieeem UeltereH
Segt meAr idnuiHDef.
San antuniD, Ger, 20. april. -
Sag Sriese bepartrment bat Acntr
General I5anitDa aagepieieut @euc.
iii Sfptt amf beifn 6eiie mad Der
Nrrn5e. lUBieIbit cine a0Hfcren5 nit
Dem merifaHiiden ariegsminiitrr
CbregOu itaftfimOen Toll, IN bsgIeiteu
HuO Der lI~nterreonug bei3niuubHen.
@sueral Seoft iagte, Dap or nod
nidlt miile, no nn0 mann bic Son.
feren5 tattfiHoem werSe.
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aItine 9Otaina9ri1ten!

Die 8ereinigmg Der @rocers
BON AebroSfn mo sSoiua nernuital.
tete geItern abetO i'm Sotel Som
tenele Elm gonfett, an peldem iIber
bumoert gertreter teilnubmeu. Die
Gereinialme umiabt Die @roBfirmeu
Der 9rande aus beioen Stonien.
Ter 9oli5iit ". u. Rid iii
beute friIb I'm @iie Diemorinl so.
ipital an Den 6olgen elmer Opera
.tica geitorbeH. er geborte ieit adt
Sobren Der gOli5ci an.
8ie 9cbrustn ytatiouoI gani
bat ibr @ebarOe. Ode ~. uro 5ar-
nam Str, gum @reis BON $4,000
ucrfatft unD miro iif nod groberell
gofaIitaten unieben.
9ie Greiic iiir Sdipeine er.
rcidteu geitern in Ocn giebb0fen 81
Ito. Gmaba Die Sobc pom $3.50
per bunoert GfunO.
Der 2200 5arudm Str. mob.
nen6e 8. q. Seino .uur6e leste nodt
in Council 9nfis BON 5pei beuait.
.neten 8anoiten iberfalen uil0 INN
ictne llbr uno 9oriddft 6erailbt
5ie mdaten ibm ieIbit nidt einnlal
genli9 @elO 5rriidgebeL nm mad
Cmaba 5n fabren.
Bel Der 5amilie Cleo. Siege.
nan bat iid Elm 3piaingspoor, elm
silabe ull0 Elm 9t1oden, eiigeiteat.
Gie bieiigen Alteiien. gambler
crbolten taglid sroBe 9eiteaunger
Dom Giten. 0aaielbe miro mieoer
cingenrbeitet uu0 81 WlateriaIien iar
ariepsartifel benust, oesgleidcrl
aluminium uno 3inf.
Der aorcaner Soc 9ri3mnnit
nuroe geiteru oben0 III SuD Gnuha
tn Der 9a1he ietner @cbnung, 5605
5iio 80. ape.. aus Dem 3itlterbalf
m~geidlniien. Sic augel perlebte ibn
at Der stinnbnde. 8on Den S6ieB
boloen fcblt ieoe SpIr.
Die BETTER bon 9ooI. uno
9iaiaro.onGen baden gegen Den an.
tras oes Stnotrot8mitgIieoeS arge[,
0erartige 0alen bereits Inn nelln
llbr abenos 81 i6lieben, energiid)
protdtiert. gisber lit Der 5taot.
rat Dem 4ntrog augels nod nidt
n1her a%etreten.
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straFcutampf in gittebnraG.

8%ittsburg1, ia, %. slpril.
Sn Cit Bittsburg6 itieBeu geiterr
itreifenoe 4rbciter Der &5eiterbouiC
&erte, neIdle cine grobe StraBen.
paraoe UeraHitaltet batten. NIT No
fen oufeinmoer. III melder biz
2estereu bic alisitdH0igen ats
Sdldlten NIT beiBeln @aiicr uber.
idutteten, I'm fif ihrer 5l ent.
tUebren. an Der 5piee oerielben
marihierte cine elegant gefleioctc
uuo mnsfierte Game. oeren Seen.
titGt Die goli3ei nidJt ermitteIn
fomte. Bel Dem 3iiinmmenitoB
nlroen me1rere Sduiie ~nbgegeben.
IND elmer DER 5treifer iofuie Elm
Geteftip gef1hrItf perlett.
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Jr(inOer in
Dublin er6e6Gn (iC6!
2lUSlf 8erioneH faROeu am WOntng
wdbrrnS Der 5truheHtdmpfe
ibren SuO.

eunSOn, %. april. 81 mirO
ufii5iea brfannt semadjt, ban CO
mGbrcnS Der lebten Sage IN Snb.
lin mo GuSeren StGOten SrlanOs
sudden Srlanoern uHO Der %Oli5ei
III blntineu 5trafenfimpieH ge.
tpmmsn lit. .Sisler hattie man al.
les M6glidK aftan, nm bic Aus'
idrcimngcH urIo aampic ~ Uer.
Ieimliden.) 9lm Mlunta9 uabmcn
SIC 5trnfentampie cinea b%cionbers
aeiabrlidrn Character an aaO II
EcrioHcu blieben tot AMI Dem Fla.
&c. lIeber bic 6anytitaOt SrlaHos
1T lest Orr srpFe gelagermgsln.
iiane perhanat unO cine Wilitar.
permaltHna eiHgritst morOen.
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&enlsfeiteH aus Sol0a!
1prt 0OSae.


Ger 5ne1Gbrige 9orolo Saa
itiir5te Nlontae IN cine 3iiterne MD
ertranf. Ger aleine moate Den
Dedel our ,3literne offnen, meIder
ie0od in Die 8iefe itiir5te mo Den
uHgIuflihen Stnaben nit it'd rib.
1ia 2eide rpuroe i9lieBlid son iei
ncr BroBmutter entoedt bic nodl
Dem berihmunoenen anaben iuhte.
4odl longem 2eioen peridieo an
8oHHerstag nben0 5rou 6. 3. Gi.
iers, @attin oes befonnten 8eltsers
pom 9uneombe SouIe. Die Der
itorbene. pel1e nar EN- alter bon
40 5abrcn erret9te, fam I'M alter
bon Is 5obren NIT ibren gltern
bon 9eutihlano nod 4merifa ugo
Aeiratete 0rei Sabre ipater 0errn
Oilers. Sic binterldBt auBer ibreul
@otten 5noei Sobne uno Drei 3odter.
ionic iehS Shpeltern uno einen
9ruoer. Die 2ei9e nuroe om Mon.
Tag mad 5teamboot Hof. Sa., ilber-
fubrf. 100 Die 8eiiesung erfolgen
miro. Vim Counting lam bier UT
ter 8oblreiher Bateiligung Die Gel
henfeier itatt.
Sm 4lter pom nur 30 SabreH
muroe 3reitag friib 5rnu sSobn go.
oenborn ans Dem &eben gerufen
Die @nfidlofene muroe in Sort
Dodge aeboren uno groBge3ogeu.
Dor elf 95abren rei6fe re ibrem sal
ten bic 9oHO gum Se~bensbun0e
| AuBer iIrem @1tte1 betrouern Die
lQabingeidiebene lire @lterp, @err
iuno 6sau 8iaianl @roBtIans. 70
Die bier 9ra0er. Die 8~eer0igung
fan0 an 5amstde nadmittng inter
iebr GROCER 8%eteiligung itntt.
SUM DtitgIieoer 0es Stootrots
bon Britt So, befnnoen iih 8oH
herstag in Sort Dodge, UNI Die bic
Iiigen acknowledgements 81 in
ipi8ieren, ga Britt 36 5tr1bengeoier.
te pflnitern loiien min.
4roeiholo Brothers BADEN 3inri
Der 2dDen i'm nelicn CARRIER @ebau
be gemietct. NIT ei%ng1neen BON Der
10 5troBe unb bon Der Central
aDe. lie 2GocH fonnen am l..
ytooember be5ogca ncr0en.
Ia bic Sail Der in 6ort 9ooge
pobngn0en Qeger ehpa 300 betragt
iii cine gepesnfs ms 2eben geru.
ten poroen eiilc ais 6arbigen be
iiebea0e airden9emeiHoe 81 bilOen
uaO eiHe stride b e2gibten.
Ser 5taotrat beidloB am 9on.
nerstag DIE Nflditerung Doit etDo 50
5troBeHgeDierteH. Aneebote mer.
ben iotort eingeforOert merOen.
A.. l.4. - r.
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9erdd6te d6er
JrieOenS. dnge6Ote!

Berlin. %. 9lpril. (5nnfenbe-
ridDt). Die lIeberieeiidJe Wedg.
feiten. AGtntHr gibt Folgenoe Nus.
laiinns Der baIbamtIidea gNorbSent,
iden Aaaemsinen 3eitHng" meiter;
RcnerbiusS babrn iidD pieOcr Sc
riidlte iber MISUNDERSTANDING
Don nnieren 5einoen uerbreitst. 81
murbe ssiaet, bic 3miien bdtten
S.britte setan, 5rieoeusnntrrbonb.
lnnaen ~ frOfinen. bic Oeati6en
SebOrOeu iuerOeu aIe ioldcn gpr-
idlage m%beadDtet IaHeH. SHOeh
OHo alc Oirie @eriidIte Hnr Gr.
iiuoHnseH".
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JrieOens=O Ppe(6en
in RiGlen5H6G

&ai6inaton, %. april. Die
SgnatOren Sberman nnO eeiBis BON
SaiHois babeH geiterR abeuS itber
$4,000 S%elegramme erbalteH, in
meldleH segen eineH arieg NIT
7entidlaRO prpteiriert wirb, nnS i'm.
mcr npd treffen meiterc Serartige
S%elegramme Elm. AndI bic Seua.
tDrcu Gammins mnb 9eHgDn bon
SBwa mHO ga5Olette nHO 6altiHg
D5n 8iscunra mnroeu NIT Sele.
Brammen gleidleu Jnbalts iber.
idDipemmt. Die S%cnaturen waren
iiber Oieie %aieien5aAl sauS iberraidt.
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Nrntidlr sdnInhnnnrn.

Sn Der &tuoior Shule 3401
Martba Ctr, meroeu am 8onnerss
rag noduittag. Den q. 4pril, pom
oeu Sdulern uno 5hillerimen Der
aluiien z y mo 88 Stlde ans
Dem WidrdenipieI a9ouiel unD Gre
tel" gum 8ortrng gebrodjt merOen.
Gle gebrerin Der 0eutihen 5prahe,
sri. 5hilotnedt. bot Den ainoern
Ole Sndlen einituoiert. Die aloiie
79 miro bon Us bis t.50 uno
Die 9laiie $50 pom 240 bis 3.05
auitreten. 5coar, Der iih ilr Den
oeutihen llnterrtft III ben oifentli
dcu Sduleu iutgreiiiert, lit freuno
LID eIngelaoen.
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EGrt%en6rdn5ten 0eS
Jrduen Gifts ereinSl

@loreen nadmitfoe. pilnft 2 ll1r
iin6et i'm Iuiitbeim, ode II. uno
Sab STR, bas aortentron5hen ocs
6rouen Silispereius 8itm 8eitcn 0es
Soften areit5cs itatt. aae &eilneb.
mer iino eriuht. pilnftlih al cr-
iheinm. Siibid)e 8reiie winfen Den
5iegeru ulo aaftee mo Sudden miro
ierbiert. Ga5u aibt cine angenebi
llnterbaltung. olles 81 nur 20
9eHts. gtein 2iebden, mas wllit
On nod mebr2
olga 4oebnemanil, ScfreturIn,
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GEdl bic 3entideR non Gnitis 6rin.
gen mieber $37 nnf.

Cults, Gebr., 20. &pr. 1916.
Smaba Eribine,
Gutoba, gtebr.
@eebrter GER 9eterl
9eiliegenO iinoen sic 8onf 7roit
bon 81 Dollars mir Dos 8eutidc
Note aren8. Bon Serrn Better pop.
.pe nuroen oapon $20.50 gelanmeIt.
Bon @errn gBriit. ateter $500.
Ter Ret uon $1,000 gin9 bel mir
Elm. aaen @ebrrn ber5lideu Cant.
Bite Gle obigen 9etrog an 6uitan.
bigger Stsae ~ab3uliefern.
Adtumgsuoa grliBeno
auglit @engenbndL
Saotmeiiter oes 9.A. giir9erper.
ems bon Cults, 9tebr.
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geitublrue gpliaei.

@or Den Ausen Der beiligen Ser.
monooo. nomlid Dor Der 8olijei
itotion BON Council 9lifis, DurOe
geiteru obeno Oas 9oli5ei. Automo.
bill geitoblen. 5eoenialls peron Die
5iherbritsmddter ~unierer Gadbar.
ltaot oQes Darn 81 ieseu, Oes fredcn
3iCbes babbait 5l ner6en, Der lie
gum @eipotta Der Sto0t gentaht
bot.
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bens erIreut.
Apf bic 9ahraittagss isungen
fes AongreB2s, namentIIh 0es Ste
Observation-Disclosures lbt bic 8nie
4aa.S aiIon einen bodDt noAieiIigen
einiluB aus. Is ieblt an einem
Quorum. Gie Mebr5abI Der ne,
prdientnnten gebort 5u Der alaIie
Ger Observation-Disclosures, Delue
0urf nidts iidl abidredeu ldBt,
rad Dem 8aIebaa Fart binaIs3u-
Glen menn Elm Spiel nuf Dem
Brogramm iteht. I'm Dem uebelitau.
DC a~b5ubelial, Der 0urd oas9ii6tpor,
b%anoeHiein eines Guorlms peroa.
laBt miro, iino tadtliBungen atige.
nrobt rpor0ea aber oas bat ouf Die
viSans" feineu ginfIub. Sie laiieu
iid lieber 4ben0s e%iniperren, ols
5tahmittags aif ben 9eilid Der
9aiebna 9arf9 ut uer8idten.
Inter ben Getittonen, meldle let.
ie ISOLDE bent apnqfeB u~fiterbreitet
tpnroen, nebaiat ncfen ben Gepe.
ifen Der 9eutifomerifancr ml0
ioritigen 8rieoeusfreunoe ~oieieni9er
fiir rationale Srnbibitou WnO &C.
gen auigabe Der S~ollDerdnitdt iiber
.oie Bbilippinea bic eriie 5tcle ein.
aud Stimnlen 0es 9roteits lnlo
lnitt aemor0ei. segen bic 3IDangs
gnttug4 0eilignng 9orlage. init
melder Set Sellat ben 2iftritt
Columbia, 0ie gunDes1atpftoot az
beoenfen 6enbiittigt i'm al oel
lmgliiftihcn 9~etuo6Heru, meld)e
ilber ibre eigelieu eIeihide nidt
al entIheibeu haben. od iie fem
Stmmrcft beliBeu. iein tprnmr.
iGes Miitden 81 fithler
2etnrIct.
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Gnrdidnitissreis o.s5--9.95.
S0ditcr Rrcis 1000.
hafe- 3uinbr 10000; Marft
icit.
Sdrnmer iapad; 10 ~nicOriger.
aanias Sin Marftbcridt.
&iuouic6 3niubr 1000; Mtartt
lonaiom feit bis itarfe.
S6diter @rcis 9.75.
aiibe mo Sellers. Mortt iGt.
Stoders, felt bis itarfe.
aiihe felt,
Sdlusinc- 3itfilbr 1900; 10 DO.
Der.
GurdidnlttSpreis 9.55-9.S0.
SodIter Greis $50.
Sdafe -3uri9r 1000; 10 nicori'
gcr.
@1arft felt.
sdmmer 1t.25.
ct. Suicpb Marft6eridt.
Miuopieb 3uiubr 1000; Marft
felt bis ltdrf.
6oditer 4reis $50.
Sdpueiue-3uinbr $500; 10 ID
b0her.
Ilrdi6mttspreis 9.60-9.82K
6oditcr Sreis $50.
Sdafe- 3ufubr 1000; Dart lang.
iauJ ieit his idtDah.
@oGiter &reis tt.45.
5fiiblings Sammer 1900.
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DPutC6(Gn0 kOmmt
dmeriRG entgegGRl
Btrb iein geiies DeriHdeH, einen
SrAdl init ben Scr. Staaien
az nermeiDcn.

@aIbiHetun, %. april. - Sn bic.
farn biplomatiiden N~reiieH sibi
man iid Der 0ofinHns bin, ban i'd
bic Oentide JieaieraHs eHtidlieheu
wirb, nd ben Auipridsn Der Snn.
besrssisruus biHidtlid Der 5nfauf-
figen 5abrnns Oes Sandbootfrieses
an5npaheH. 3ieir Nuiidt itammt
ans ArriieH, bic Dem OentideH BOT.
idaftrr b, SernitOrii icbr nabe tie.
ben.
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Die ,,6(utmiir1igen"
ROO(eUeG'S!

EDitsr sag, u. g. %. apriI.
Sol. AOOleDelt bot bic G~rflarmng
abseseben, Dak er aHO ieine gauge
Sippe in Oen arieg gcgen 9eatTd.
lamb 5ieben lunrOs, sleidDiel Oh lime.
rita i'm Gedlte III OSer nift.
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sHs Dem staate.

6airbirD 8eln Spleen nit 81.
nem %gelaoenen ReuotDer, Der plob.
lid losging, truget Der t2idDrigr
Clarence 9aQ mo Der orei Sabre
iiineere SohH 9nrris &erIesAngen
al Arm mo SdenfeI oapou.
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Scr 9aItsiOnO!
Die 1sHti6en bon Ranbolpb nho
lImsesenb baben bic Gimme
BON $50 anfsebradlt.

Mmtoolpb aebr., 10 glpril 1916.
Serrn Dol. Better. Gmnba.
Giuliegenb Elm Gbed fHf $3.50
5um 9eiten Der Oeutlhen arieasgc.
iangenen in Sibirien. gllih lege i'd
cinen 6bef an Srit 8olpp I'M pc
iroge bon $3.50 sur llnteritiienna
oes Geutihen Roten arel5es. nit
aliSnnbme pom $500. segeben BON
Ru6. 9oetger, pelde an Die @e
metn0e @ofcnoprf bel @oetsbcrg,
areis 5egebere (Solitein) 5ur I'm
teritiitung Der ariegsnotleioenoen
gelanot peroen lollcn.
Die Qamen Der @eber folaeH.
Bite oieielben 81 perofientliden. /
Yiit @rub
Serntnn 8roer.
g M Der @eber:
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3eebrHaae beid,oiien.

NOnOOn, p. April. Sine 6ri.
tide 6lOtte bat seitcru Den 6afen
3eebrpsse beidloIen unb Ioa, Am.
iterOamer 9adridten sufOlge, arO-
zen SdaOeH aagerlftet gaben.