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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-07-08
PREDICTS DOWNFALL OF
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
To the Editor:

To the Editor;
"Influences now at work in religi-
ous circles and elsewhere will wreck
the American government unless
checked. The United States con-
titution guarantees that congress
shall make no law respecting an
establishment of religion, or pro
hibiting the ficc 'cxericse thereof,
end yet a movement now Is on loot
in our fair land, so long free from re-
ligious despotism, to enforce religi-
Gus dogma upon the citizen. !
refer to the movement to secure laws
compelling Sunday rest.
mo matter how good any part of
a religion is ,as soon as we make it a
subject of religious legislation we
take away individual freedom in the
matter. The more true religion is
the farther we should be from enforc-
ing it by civil law. Sunday, as a day
of rest, is an establishment of relgi-
on, and our Federal contitution for
bids any law respecting it. No state
and no city has the right to do what
the United States may do, and a
union of state and church is thereby
established Our forefathers fled
from the Old World to escape state
enforced religion. Ignorance and SUI
perstition have prevailed in Russia for
years through the dominating perse-
cution of the state church, and we may
expect that the principles of liberty
will be repudiated even in our fair
land, and intolerance lift its head
even here. Eternal vigilance is the
price of liberty
Very sincerely yours,
Walter Ashton.
OF the Seventh-day Adventist Churel
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-07-08
JUDGE N0RCR0SS "C0NCURS" WITH HOWE'S
OPINION OF "GENTLEMEKS AGREEMENT

On the 4th Mr.. A. H. Howe the
Goldfeld candidate for the nomina-
ton for United States Senator re-
jected the proposal to Submit the
nomination to popular vote in the
following manner.
Dear Mr. Plat:
| am in receipt OF your letter Of
June 10Th, and in reply | wish to say
that, contrary to the opinion implied
IN your suggestion, have full conf
dence that the delegates provided by
law to be elected by the people under
the Australian ballot system will
honestly and in good faith carry out
the will of the people. l personally
favor simple, direct primary law
The present primary law is admittedly
complex. The adoption of your sug.
yestion would needlessly complicate
t further and entail an unnecessary
expense and great additional labor
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-07-08
BUT ONE DEATH FROM
LOCKJAW LAST 4TH JULY

Back. in 1905 there were l04 deaths
in the United States from Fourth Of
July tetanus, this figure representing
about the average annual mortality
In 1914, as a result of the institution
of better prophy,actic treatment by
physicians and the vic espread agta-
ton for a safe and sane Fourth, the
number was reduced to three. A year
ago the United States public health
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-07-08
SAM PAT7S PROPOSED PRIMARY
MEETS STRONG OPPOPIT|ON

The Goldheld Tribune makes TIL
following comment on the contes,
for nomination for United States
Senator for which +. II. Norcross
Sam Platt and A. II. Howe are striv
ing.
Mr.. Platt, who "batted'' 10th in TIL,
list of II republican candidates on th'
State ticket in the last election, ans
was defeated by the democratic candi
date, who batted 9th in the democra,
tic list of II, is again asking the re
publican party to nominate him to til
position of leadership in the forth
coming campaign. Five weeks beforc
the primary he asks that the las
which the State has provided for max
ing and safeguarding nominations b,
set aside and that a special rule,
his own devising, be substituted.
Mr. Platt's partner, George San
ford, is the chairman of the republican
State Central sommitte, the only
machinery the party has for carrying
on its work Mr. Platt and this State
chairman and the chairman's brother
Mr.. Graham Sanford, are the owner
and managers of the Reno Evening
Gazette, the only republican daily
newspaper in the State making an!
pretense to general State circula
lation.
The Tribune has no candidate foi
the senatorial nomination or any
other nomination as against any othei
republican. If there is any one news
paper above all others that shoult
have no candidate for a senatorial
or any nomination against any Other
republican, it is the Reno Evening
Gazette, which the republicans OF Tho
State would like to look to for i'm
partial newspaper leadership. Re
publican committees are chosen tc
.help elect the republican candidates
over those of other parties, and no
to nominate republicans over othei
republicans.
If there is any one man who should
not be chairman of the republican
State central committee it is a candi
date or the business partner of ;
candidate, for leadership of the party
and for the highest Office in its gift
Mr.. Platt in his newspaper says th(
democrats have already raised tht
issue against republicans of boss
ISM and machine rule" Why?
The bill for the present primar,
law, when introduced provided tht
very rule now suggested by Mr.. Platt
compulsory, not. even optional, with
simple method for legally carrying /
into effect 1t was advocated by tn
writer Before the bill became Law
this was eliminated. Mr.. Platt thel
owned newspaper, the Carsan News
Mr.. Sanford was then State chairman
Who was responsible FOR that elimina
tion2 And when was the proper tim
for protest.
But to Mr.. Platt's proposal: TIL
Tribune has no candidate and hold
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-07-08

The hogs, of which there are about
600, were not driven up in a band
but many of the visitors looked a
them as they roamed the field.
The fields n grain and hay in spite
OF the lateness OF tie season, are
looking fine.
About 4 o'clock the great numbeI
of automobiles began filling and leav.
ing, and about 5 the big crowd had
departed, all of them better off for
their days outing Carson News
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-07-08

some of them have been taken under
advisement.
Advices from Guadalajera say that
a large troop movement toward the
north has been carried out lately
from that place -Four lor3 military
trains, carrying men of all three
branches of the service, seven car
loads of ammunition and heavy field
pieces and machine guns, have been
sent to reinforce General Treyino.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-07-08
VILLA NOT POPULAR
WITH CARRANZA

General Carranza has apparently de
cided that Villa generals will not be
welcome in the ranks of the consti
tutionalist army in the event of "
with the United States Generals
Cabral and Sosa, former lieutenants
OF Villa, offered their services to the
first chief in the event of foreign
war. General Carranza Monday is,
sued an order that both generals were
to be expelled from Mexico.
Offers of service of this charactei
continue to be received daily and
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
Sin SdOOncr eefcntcrt.

Turh einen 1uBerit beitigen @ino.
itoB wurOe Der aui Der 5obrt BON
Smprna, Gel, nod Dem bieiieen So.
fen befinOli1e S1ooner %. S. 9.
@illon~ 9eroOe ouBerbolb oes So.
fenS 5m &entern aebracbt. 0ie 9e.
loBung, aus bier 8erionen beiteben0,
cnteing nit fnappei gIotb Dem @r.
trinfen. Tas Hettrnes6oot mar
beim &entern 0eS ShoonerS fortge.
trieben rno Oie 0fonni6oit muBte
no6 Oemiel6en biui6wimmen. Ser
SteuerInonn pGre oabei beinabe er.
trumfen, ga er OeS S6mimmens niht
md6tig mar. un0 CT muBte bonn Ga
pitGn Gecil Gouington iiber MoNer
eebolten iper0en bis iie Oas 9tet.
tingsboot erreidten. @s gelnne ben
Shiffbrubigeu oarin noH oen San.
ton.NSiers 81 fommen, po lie bis Ia
gesonbru6 oerblieoen. Ole 2aoung
oeS StiiieS beltano aus 5000 Gors
ben nit Somaten, oie total oerloren
iinO. 0oS gefentette 6obr5eug liegt
in tiefem @oiier geraoe ouBerbolb
0es Soupti6iffabristonoIs 5pii6en
&ioersGieip mo Dem Sa5oretto-
2eu6tbous, un0 MIR ein Ebeil Oes
Wloites unO oes 8oilptiegels roet ans
Dem Maiier berouS. @s ioaen iofort
glnitoIten eetroffen weroen, i'm oas
Sdiff SIT beben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
GFtra Stimmrn unO prris-Wfrrtr
tn0rt init AnOrang.
GomteR-2t 2teOaRtenr nit Sn6fcriptiouen ii6erf6wemn
SeOermamm f6em an Oem 2se(ultat interc(Rrt
sn (ein. @ente &eine StimmenIiae.

Sic @e6iilfen oes GouteIt 9le.
ooftelirs arbeiteteu oeitcru ipie ME
5upor. Som iriiben Glorgcn bis
@litternodt paren iie nit ser Sab.
hing ser Stimmeu 10 fleiBig iuie
Die 9iber. Seoer Seier 0es Sent.
ideu Correspondent icbien etlide
oerieI6en fir Oieien ooer ieucn
Stimmeniommler 8u boben; pieIe
fameu IN eingeidrie6eneu 9rieicn
uu0 ouf ale m6glide @eiie.
@d6reno Ser Couer Der aroBen
Sffertc id)ien ieoer Stimmcn.
iammIer entitloiien ieire @eener
5u iblaoen. Gies brobte oiele in.
tereiiante @erduoerltuseu in i6reu
HeforO nit iidl. Ties ipirO iih ais
intereNonte 9eftiire ermeiIen.
Stimmenionmlerl meniger ais 5
g2ohen, perbleibcn nod. Inn Sub.
ieripfionen unO Stimmen 8r er.
merben. Neun Sic cinen ser 6eI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

9luf8udt bon Singfiiden (Scblin'
gem gum reoeImdBigen 9eieben unle'
rer @clpGiier ais cine beionoerS mid,
tigc 9luieabe in 9[ngriff genoulnien.
Stefon 2uolpig sSocobi aus @oben.
boulen mar eS. Scr iib 5uerit nit Der
fiinitli1en @efruhhing Der 6orcIlens
eier beibGftiete. SHon I'M Sobr 1925
Itellte er entiprehenoe &erhlhc on,
nobOem er Oen notiirliden 2oihuor.
gang lanse 8eit beobohtet botte. gSie
oromlerno unO iorgfoltig CT orbeitctc,
ecbt Ooraus berpor, 0oB er erit nab
oier5ig SabreL inn Sabre 1865, ieinc
gntoedimg Der eriolgreid)en finltli.
hen 9efrldtune Scr 5orclleneicr I'M
Sonnooeriihen Wioea5in per0iient.
libte. Der Seroliseebcr Der 3eitidriit
fiigtc Dem 9(ufint Socobi's oic fir
oen oomoli9cn 8uitono Der 6iiherei
iebr bc6eihnenoe glnmertune bel:
a0enn Die 6iihcrei Der 6orcllcn gebt
ouf cine beroerbliha g(rt Dor. neil
oieier icbnelle ini0 ihlaue Slid ee.
mobnlih MIR in ser 2aih5cit eeiun.
gen mo sei6lodtet miro, Oa 0enn
init ibm 8il olcid ieine eon6e BRIT
unterpebt. 9hu abcr fam man ocn
Slid e7en uno ieine Stelle bieI bun.
oert Wlol erieten im0 ocn 2oih nod
por ocn @cfobren in Sidcrbeit itel.
len oeucu er i'm freien @oiier nisse.
ictt it,.
9l6er sic 9lrbeiten Saco6i'S fouoeu
uibt aeuiiaeuo 9eodtung mo nidt
oie 9lupenoung, sic lie peroient Dat.
ten, lie geriet6en III |er9eicnbeit
mo wiuOen crit inn inouitrieaen 49,
Sobrbim0crt nit Gueraie oufeeuoru.
mem ais oie @erunreinielna ser @e.
mdher 5uioIge Ser ueridic0euariia.
item Nobrit0hflille sic natiirlihe @ers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
sic GrI6itnerluaItnnnsiraae.

Ser 5weite StoOtrotbs5weie wuroe
BON Wlopor 9reitot eineelaOen, am
DienItoe al ser Sibung Der Budget
9c6oroc S6eil 81 ncbmen in welder
ii6er oie poreeldlagene G6arter.Scr.
oroning OaS @ublifllm iiber Die
Sel6ltperipoltings -6roge obItimmen
81 loiIen, oisfutirt miro. 0ie Suo.
get.9e6oroe bat ons 9iedt, 81 ent'
ldeioen, OBJ ole poreeihIogene Ser
oronung 0en @dblern bel Der fom.
menoen @obl oorgelegt iueroen ion
oOer niht. 0ie @Gbler miiiien oa-
riibcr obitinmen Oh iie ben neuen
Charter, Der Selbitberiunltung por-
Iiebt, miinI6en. 6erner miiIien lie
ole Gonmiiiion, welde oen neien
G6orter entiperfen ioa mo aus II
Wl1nnern bcitebt. erlpdblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

Nebune lnierer 6ii66uht 10
miro inns aus $ouburg geidriebeL
bat infolqe oes arieges iiberlid ein
crbobtes syntereile eelDonnen, oa ia
ollie @ege, uniere 9tobrlingsmittel 81
permebren m6breno oes arieges cine
crbobte 9eocutrne baben. glber oiltb
abeeleben bonn arieee uno iiber ibn
9inouS ipieIt Die fiinitlide 6iIHduht
cine lebr beoeiitiame ipirtbl6attli6e
Holle. Sn friiberep 3eiten bat man
iolhe DtoBnobmen niht gefonnt, lic
murOen mcoer moglicb nod aliA no-
tbie, oo ole 6iid)erei oen notiirlihen
6iidreidtbam lmo Der notiirliben
@crmebrung ser Slide feinen 9lb-
brud tbun fonnte. SSn oen 6lteiten
8eiten mar ieOermonn 5u fiideu be.
re6tist, ielbit 81 0en 3eiten Der olten
Sfoner bat es nod fein 5iidredt ino
fein Syoeoredbt gegeben. SIN frilbe-
rem Wlittelolter ooeegen finOen mir
ole 5iiherei in flieBenoen @ewdlierlt
nit Dem immer groBer meroenoet
@runobeiit berbunoen. lmO ip1ter 1T
iie gon5 III Sen 9Gnoen Der @rlmo-
berren lmo @errihaften. @cgen Gnne
ocS WfittelolterS trat oogegen cine
itonoig 8unebnenOe 3eriplittering
Der eroBen Siihereigebiete Elm, es
enhuidelten iih oie perlhieoeniten
glrten bon @litfiihrc@ten mo oonlit
6ueleidb cine Houbfiiherei, Die in al
len 26noern 5u 8ii@orommeen tiibr-
ten in ocnen Idb 8lpor ou& iHon
&orihriften iiber Ghon6eiten, Ser
bot ocs g}ohtiii6cns, 9lngoben iiber
oen @ebrouh oeiuiiier Songgerot9e
H. I. 10. finoen in eriter Sinic ie0ob
Strofbeitimmln9en megen imbcfug,
ten 6iiC6cnS. Scr 9licOergong ser
SluBfilherei fonnte ooolrd ober
niht auigebalten meroen Oeun eS
ieblte an mertboollen Wlitteln Inn
sic ousgernubten @ep6iier mieocr
iiiMreider 81 MAIDEN.
Ole @}etbooe ser fiinitliHen 9c.
frlHhme ser 6iideier 1T erit in Der
@fitte oes Is. Sobrbunoerts ,dusae-
6iloet mor0en. ober crit felt Der Nlitte
oes 49, Sobrbunoerts 6oben Slid
5uhtonitaltcn in eroBcm WloBe ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
0@crmauiu.sn


Ser .@ermanio.Gurnberein" madt
on onoerer Stcae oeS nOeutiden
Gorreiponoenten~ befonnt, Dab Der
Surn ltnterri6t Der idmnltli6en
aIoIien am IS. September 1916
mic0er er0ffnet miro. Der Surnleb-
rer Sorrp q. Wliner, Der oen Surn-
llnterribt mlf cine bobe Stufe ge-
bro6t unO inn @ereine in Den per-
eaneenen iehS Sobren cute &eiultote
cr5ielt bat, miro ole 8loiien iinter
ieiner 2citiing boben. Gos Turn-
Spiteiu lit fir Sung rno pit beioer-
lei @eihledts eeihoffen. SeOer
Geiltibc ioate nitbt MIR leine Sami.
lien 9lnee60riscn 5ur Eurnihule
ienOen ionoern olth ielbit YlitelieO
oes 0@ermania SurnoereinS" per-
oen.
9lpplifotionen fopnen ieoer5eit III
Ger Eurnbolle, gir. 1916, 9ioro. @oD-
StraBc. gemod)t weroen. 0ie aIai-
fen linO pie folet eineetbeilt:: ya6O-
den i'm gLlter bon Z bis II Sobren:
&loiie q irnO 9- @tontog lno
0ienItog, BON 4 bis $50 9aohmit.
tags.
sloIic 6, 12 bis Is SATIRE -DSon.
toe ino Gouneritoe, bon 7 bis $50
g(6enos.
Domenfloilc ~ Wtontog lm0 0on-
ncrItog, bon $50 bis 10 g[benos.
aloIic 81 uno 9, 6 bis II Sobre-
Nfittpoh, BON A bis $50 9loHnl.,
inO Somitog, BON 9 bis 1890
9lbenOs.
aloiie 6, II bis 19 Sabre
Gienitoe unO 6reitoo, bon A bis
$50 9ladmittae.
SSunee &ertc, Ia bis Is Sabre III
Dienltoe unO 6rcitog, bon Z bis $50
9lbenOs.
NIitglieoer iiber IS Sabre alt -
Gienitog lmo Sreitoe, bon 8 bis
1880 9lbenoS.
MGnner iiber 80 Sabre ~ Wlitt.
mod, bon s bis 9 9lbenOs.
9(uh i'm Glrrnperein oGorpGrts"
glr. 734, Observation-Disclosures bat
ser llnterriht bereitS beoounen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

ieren ereiic 81 seipinnen erlpor-
ten 10 loiien sic ieOe @liniite ms
@elpiht fallen. SammcIn Sie ct
lihe Stimmen an ieoem Gage. gs
miro sic iiberroihen, uic idluca
sic cine aniebnlihe Score nui.
bauen fonuen. Sest lit 0ie 3eit.
@eeilen Sic iih.
Griuhen Sic Inn poQe glus.
funft oieieS sroben @orusS 0ieier
Gampogne o0er ii6er onoere
Hlnfte, sic sic nidt Oeriic5en. gs
lit iebr idper, oae giu3elbeitcn ei.
mes llnteruebneuS nie 0icies Sc.
oernann ioiort beritduoIih 3u ma.
den. Gos @iircou oes @ett6e-
mer6 &e0ofteurs 6efiuoet iih Inn
9iireou oes nCeutiten Gorreipon.
Oent~, glr. 413. 0it Baltimore.
StraBe, uu0 lit BON s llbr 30 @lor.
eenS Bis 8 ll6r 9Ibenos eeoffnct.
Sic Selep6on Summer lit ct
@auI 3t73.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
S6iirc ais Sciucismuteriul.

Sm 9luftrog DON Staatsanmalt
9r0ning begoben ii9 geitern Wiorgen
0eteftip sSreemon lmo Eoli5ilt
0ouebertp no1 Der @obnlmg bon S.
2clanO aemper, Ger. S03, Somilton.
Serroce. ino beiHlaono6nlten Die
S6iire. ollf mel6er nit elmer gtaoel
Die @orte; sd errpiibe Old oo4
nod, gu oneituones, itbmubiges
Oing. GSriiber oOer lpdter", einge-
frost moren. Iie Ebiire miro in Dem
@ro5eB eeget Sri. Sorob Gonpop,
oia Gemper nit Oret SHiiiien beOent.
lid perlebte, ais 8epeismoterial &C.
6rau6t meroen. Gas 9efinoen BON
Gcmper, ser I'M WiorDldnoer @ene-
rol.Soipitol Iiegt, bat iib nitt me-
Ientli6 gednoert. Gos @eriidt Dab
&cuper I'M lesten Sabre Elm ainO lei
ner @eliebten in Dem Seller leiner
@o6nuna besroben botte, miro bon
Der Yoli5ei ntteriudt. &enlper
wobntc ieiner 8eit in gtr. Ali, ct.
@oul-StroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
0eIp6imritter iMdcn Oas gsaiicr.

Der @eianeoerein aglrion" peron.
ItoItet 6ellte gto6ntittag einen 9ms-
flue ouf Dem Goupier o0reom-
lono" tpel9er Inn : llbr 9to6mittaos
bonn 6uBe Oes @roaoipap obgebcn
miro. 0ie Wiitglie0er Oes n9[rion"
bo6en es itetS OeritanOen iidj 81
anliiIiren un0 weroen ouh beltte
niht Oerfeblen oen 9eluhern nif
Dem 0anpfer ole 5obrt 70 aneenebm
mie mosli9 81 gcitaIten. 0ie Gel
p6in-9iitter iino 5wor natilrgenldB
eroBe @oiier-6reunOe, ober BEL Die
fer @rfuriion poIlen lie mw Die frii1e
2uft OeS @oliers qenieBen; fir oen
0urlt lit on0erpeitig geiorgt. $50
man iingt, oa LAB Did rubie nieoer,
b0Ie W1eni1en iineen feline 2ieOer. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
81 Sa6re inn NicnIte.

Der 81 Sabre Qlte SGomos q. 50.
Iciu feierte geitern Oen 81. Sa6restog
ieiuer @erbin0ine nit Dem StraBeu-
bo6npeIen Der Staot. Sr. Golein
Ite6t felt ser 3eit i'm 0ienite, felt oie
erIte StraBen6o6n ourd Sie 9alti-
moreitroBe eeleet mlroe. Sn ip0te-
rem Sd6rcn mar ct Der Goaeftor Der
@el0er BON oen gonoutteuren ON Der
Gde BON Baltimore. uno @alpertltro
no ii6 ou1 iebt pie0er oos SolIpt.
quartier ser StroBen6abn @cieaihaft
hnf,nNof
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17
Gtouelloilf am Gunntao.

@egen oes nieOrieen @aHerlton-
oes I'M Saien ipirO Der fir eeitern
Dorgelebene Stopenonf oes Seloom-
piers rRolp6 9uaowa4, Der BON ser
Baltimore 0rD0odS lu0 S6ipbuilo.
ing So" fiir G6riitoffcr SonneOie
BON @6ilooelpbia aeboiit miro, crit
beiite, Sonntoe, Inn 15tt llbr @or-
nittogs Dor lid geben. Sri. Siala
gtorbon miro Die Eoufe pol5ieben, 5it
Scr ii6 idon eeitern cine 9ln5abl
2ellte ans %6ilooeIpbid eineefiinocn
6otten. Der ,9ialp6 9ullowo", cin
0cltunfoampfer, bat cine 2Gnge BON
3f2 SUB, cine @reite BON AZ 5nB
lmo cine &oumtieie bon % SUB. Ole
2aOeid6iefcit bctrdst 1900 Eonnen
uno oic Sriebfroft miro OurH 5pei
W1oI1inen pom 9olineer SDp gelie-
fert. 9lnl 1. Suli lief aiif oerielben
@erit scr ygrommel Eoint" bonn
Stapel, Der an oie nGocculm Del
@elellldoft" berfanft iplr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-17

me6rims Der Slide IN itortem @labe
beeirtrdhtgte uno Oie 8IuBiiichcrei
in bobeu MoBe beitoOigte
@eIher @riolg NIT ser fiiuitli6cn
9eirudtung nidt mir BON 6orellen.
eiern, ionoern aud BON Sohien Saib.
lingen itno on0creu imo NIT ser @e.
ieslne Der 6IuBldufe nit ben Seb'
liusen er5ielt puroe. gebt 5. 9 ans
Der Gbotiohe berpor, ooB oer 2ah8.
fang iidl in onOert6olb Sa6r5ebuicu
81 Gnoe oeS ooriaeu SobrbunoertS
etiua nerooppelt bat, GS iiclit iid
ober oIs not6wcnoia beraus, Sic 9e.
iesnug meiterer 6luBaebietc gonl
plonnldBig nah einbeitlihen Hlane
oorSunebuien. oamit uiht Sic @eriit
dlc. Der 0eridieoenen Siihcreiberedh.
tiatcn NIT ncridieoenen glrten nou
G0elfiiden cinanoer idG0iacn. SIT
oieier 9iihhng wirfen ole Slider,
&ereine, 10 bat Der @operiihe 2on-
OesiiihereI @erein cine 9eitlana SEN
@lan eripogcn Die geiommten bope.
riihci @elu0fer nod einem @enerol-
%lon 5li beeseu. Gas bat iid ieooh
ais mmoeih erpieien iouobl me.
Gen Der Sdtpierigfcit, oic oa5n crior.
oerIiben Wliitcl auiSubringen. ats
anh megen Ser groben oanlit Der.
bunoeten 9lrbeit. Oaacgeit Nno Die
areisfiidlerei Gereine iiu Sic 0ie.
nGiier ihrer @ebiete nit Griola 5ur
@eueral6eieblng gelhritten
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n@aucriidl m0IIen luir Inltia iein.n

Ser ,,9operii6e MGnnerdor" bat
Ieine W}itgIieOer lmo Oeren 6anilien
mO 9Srellnoe beilte 5u einem 9lus.
fluse nit @reiSiingen no6 oem
og9eIteno-Norf~ eineelaOen. Cine
S(n3abl anocrer @creine bat ii6 ent-
I6loIien, an Dem @reisiingen Ebeil
gu ne6men nnO 70 ldBt ii6 elm frHh.
liber Gag erporten. 8oitor 81. IS.
Stereer bat oeriproden i'm &aitie
oeS Oio6nittdgs bort cine 9ieoe 81
6alten nno ieinen Ebeil sur 6reuoe
al oent Gage bei5utraeen. Die fir
Ons Yreisiiuecn oltseeleBten Hreiie
lino im 9Sarfe olisgeitellt, iino iad-
perit1noige &erren bnben ons 9lnt
ais Breisri6ter iibernommen. 8er
aIio 6eilte einen eenuBreihen Gag 81
boben tpiinidt, ionts iib Dem ~9ope.
ridden W1merdor" onlhlieBen.
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airdIidle gladlridtem.

@oitor 81. s. Sterger 2s Sabre sccl-
ioreer ser Treieinigfeits- -@emein.
oe. @oitor 81. @. 9lbI eebt nud
gloiboiae, Gem. 9lotionoI-
Gonieren5 Ger fot6oliIden @obl.
t6GtigfeitS @eieIliHoften.
@oItor q. 8. Stcrger, scr 6elie6te
Seeliorecr ser Ocutiben Greieinig-
feitS @emeinoe an Scr Erinitpitr,
no6e SiebitroBe feiert om ndhitcn
Sonntog ben %. Sabrestog ais Brc-
bigger ser @emein0e. Gr miro in iei.
ner Ere0iet iciueu @intritt in Die @c-
meinOe unO ole @reigniiie pdbrenS
ser pergoueeuen 2S Sabre erwdbnen.
9ei Dem beutigen Nloreen @otteS.
Oienlt miro Yoitor Sterger ibern lin.
oanf, ser @elt 9obu,4 ipreden.
@ebt mad 9toiboille, Eenn.
Holtor 81. 8. 9lbl, ser Seeliorgcr
Ser ct. misunderstanding 81 %orf-
bile an Der Sorforo-Hooo, bat cine
cute Stelilng an Ser oeuti6en sc.
meinoe ST 0iniboiQc, Gcnn, onge6o-
ten erbolten lnO Die STEELE and on-
qenonnien. ct gcbt Wlittc Sftober
nod ieiuem neuen %lobe, no er Oos
Ooppelte Soloir erb6lt. %niior 9lbl
lit ein tiiHtiger Yreoiger inO outer
Seeliorger. Inter ieiner 9eitlng lit
Die @emcinoe an ser SorforO.GooO
empor1ebliibt.
Wtiiiionim ct. Soiep6S-
&Ioiter.
Sine @}iiiion fiir &ot6olifen unO
91idt 9otbolifcn miro am I. Otto
Der i'm ct. Soiepbs 9loIter in Sr-
bineton be9onuen meroen. Gie @ol-
IioniIten gotres iuerOen Oie @otteS-
Oienite Ieiten. Die crite g9oHe lit
filr oie 6rouen Der @cneinor, oie
5ueite fir Die WlGnner imO Oie brittle
fir gliht-aotbolifen.
&otbolil c 8 6ltbGtig-
feits @efeIli6often.
llmiangrei1c Gor6ereitngen ipur-
Den fiir Oie A. Stationol Gouferen5
Der &otboliiHen @oblt6dtigfeitS .@e-
Icllidoften, Die moreen in Ser &ot6o-
lilHen llniperiitGt in @oi6ington, 9.
g., 6eginnt unO flint Gage oanert,
getroifen. Gs miro eriuortet, ooB
ii6er 500 Gelegotcn ans alien Gbei-
len oes 2on0eS al ser GonferenS
S6eil ne6men meroen Baltimore
miro, ipie eepo6uliG. Itorf oertreten
iein. Die bieiigen Gclegaten perOen
an ser @toffnlm9s Meiie, oie i'm
6rou5isfnner 9loiter celebrirt wer-
ben miro, Gbeil nebmen 9iidof S.
Chen bon 9incoln, 9le6r., miro Die
BreOigt bolten. 9ie &or6ereitlingen
fir Die Gonferen5 murOen bon &oter
Or. g9m. @. aer6o, Erofeiior fiirSo-
3iolipiIieni1oft al Der &otboliihen
llniperIit1t unO SefretGr Ser COME.
reu5, in meiiterboiter @eiie getroffen.
2utberiid e millions Ser
ann lung.
Gie y6rouen Wiiiions @eIeQ-
I6oiten" Ser liltberii6en &irhen bon
Baltimore peroen am n1bIten 6rei-
tag Ota1niittag in Der ct. WlorD's
Stride, @de ct. Eoul- rno 20. Stro.
Be, cine &eriommlitne obbolten. Gic
Souptreoe miro Sri. Settle SbomaS
BON @lntlir, SSnOien, bolteu.
Sn @rinnerung an Dmig 6t
4. 10 olIorD.
Tos bon 9. 9. WlollorD IN Crime
rlmg an Gpiebt s. 0loGorp, Der bel
eiuem Sagoousflug in Ser 9oi er-
tranf, unO an 6rou 3. 3. MaaorD
Der 9rown Wicmoriol Erebsbpterio-
ner Stride geihenfte aunitgloS 6en-
tier miro belite eiugelueibt meroen.
0os 6eniter purOe in g}ew Yorf
ongcfertist.
GponoeIiIt gootb.
Sn Dem 3elte an Der gde pon9tort6
9loenue uno GalbcrtitroBe miro bcu.
te gl6eno Gonngeliit goot6 ii6ern rnCos