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Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-01
But. Alice-. nrotegted the friend

"But, Alice- protested the friend | in brown.
 Hastily tine dog store man broke in T can give you his pedigree. And just look at this white collar he has fhen they're marked that way with . ruff you know they're especially good Can't put him right in your car? "Oh, deari" saj1 the woman in blue sinking down and gathering the bal of fluff into her lap. T just know I'll buy dog some day because Pm crazy to have one-and then I'll be SC mad! In an apartment one has nc business with dog! And collie, too: else"
 "Oh, interjected the owner, "but this is a special breed of collie and doesn't grow but about two-thirds as large as most of 'em! If you'd seen his mther, now-she wasn't much big ger than a fox terrier, really! I tell you, this dog is a bargain that you'll regret-'
 .Alice," her friend got in sternly Think of the times when yoH1l want to go away on week end trips and the cook will stay away and the dog has to starve 60 death and scratch all the enamel off the woodwork Why, you simply can't have a dogi"
 'I know iti" the woman in b1l6e agreed. 'fRnt look at hi5 cunning eyes and the way he wags his tail! Oh-''
 T tell you" said the dog store man firmly, getting between her and hee friend in brown, you won't make any mistake buying this dog! Why, a lady was in here today who bought a brother of this dog two weeks ago and she's just crazy about that dogf She says she wouldn't part with him for thousand dollars: Thet.s the kind of a dog this cne is. You'll get so attached to him he'll be just like one of the family"
 You know John wouldn't like to have a dog a member of the family!' firmly protested her friend in brown You know perfectly we'll when you had Fluffy that John just had fits al the time! Fluffy always was in his chair or curled inside his hat or-get- ting stepped on oz-,'
 This dog," said the proprietor sternly transfxing the person ir brown with a malignant eye, isn't at all that kind of a dog! He is so ex- tremely intelligent that he'd no more dream of doing anything he wasn't expected to do .han-than anything! Gentlemen always are fond Of co!lies madam! He'll go just as quietly if put him in your car"
 ''Oh, should I, Editll?'' besought the woman in blue yearningly, as tn, puppy chased an imaginary enemy al around the floor, T can't bear to leav. him!"
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-01
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The day after always has its hor- TOTS for some people.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-01

Tower Pass a line of positions having the Pleasa mountain as it's main point
Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-01

"O-o-h!" shrieked the woTaan in blue, as she turned from buying a package of birdseed in tbe little ami : ever see such a darling pup in your whole life?''
 "O-o-oni" promptly echoed her friend in brown, isn't he a-a duck? ?''
 The proprietor promptly tumbled the animal in question out upon the floor, where he sprawled on four absurd wholly paws and twinkled his eyes at his admirers. He was a big ball of brown fluff admirably arranged to win the heart of any dog lover. k. He's only $10, too," said the pro Hprietor casually. Last of the lot sold seven of them for twelve and fifteen-he's a bargain and yard wide!''
 "He certainly is." agreed the wo- man in blue, She was pulling the puppy's ears and he was trying to sink his sharp little teeth into her wrist.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21
Has d Kick Coming.

w. L. Cardin was in from up
Fondis way Monday. He was
telling us that the quarter section
OF land he recently purchased at
30 an acre, has been assessed by
the assessor of Elbert county at ST
an acre. The land is rather rough
piece, without improvements, and
ne thought at the time of pur-
chase that he was paying at least
81 an acre too much but bought
1t more for pasture land and be-
cause it adjoined his, home place.
In consequence, Mr.. Cardin feels
TINT he has a kick coming. - Di-
vide Tidings.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21

For SALE 2O6 acres. known
as the Berg place. about three
miles south of Ebert. Ten years
time, 6per cent interest annually.
One-tenth cash and one-t en- t h
yearly. No payment except in
terest at end of first year. Apply
to Lee Ramsey, COS Empire Bldg,
Denver, Colo. 20
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21
Additional Local

The ground is in fine condition
for the farmers.
The Olinger quartet will be
here next Friday night.
Mrs. Lucy Whiting has return
ed from her Denver visit.
Louis Muller and son Adolpll
went to Denver last Saturday.
The Consolidation election to-
day will be very tame affair.
Mrs. Anna Holland visited Den
ven relatives Saturday and Sun
day.
Frank Hoepner purchased 480
acres of land of Mrs. Tillie Ditte-
more this week.
Mr.. Jacob Cox, after an over
Sunday visit with his son, D. A.,
returned to Denver Monday.
The Republican county conven-
tion meets in Kiowa tomorrow to
select delegates to the state con-
vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. and 7. M.
Jones of Elizabeth were at the
Roy Brown home Monday for a
square meal.
Misses Mary and Wilma Clugy,
who have been teaching school
in Nebraska. returned home Mon
day to spend the summer.
Mrs. R. S. Foreman is gradu-
ally improving from her severe
attack of quinsy and is getting
along as well as could be expected.
Fred Weiss has sold his inter
est in the Ali & Weiss garage at
Elizabeth to B. F. Rice of Den
yer and will move onto his ranch.
Mrs. Warren Gray of Cherry
creek is laid up with inflamma-
tory rheumatism. She has been
home from Denver hospital but
a short time.
VIM. Gensch will have sale of
household goods at his residence
in Elbert on Saturday, April 20,
commencing at 1:30 p. m. The
usual terms will be given.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21
We have had several days Of
real spring weather.

We have had several days Of
real spring weather.
Mrs. Julia Tylenda was a Dem
yer passenger Sunday morning
Roy Brown sold Frank Hart a
bunch of cows. delivering them
Wednesday.
Guy Taylor and Ralph Baldwin
unloaded a car of shingles for the
Gates company Monday.
Dick Burnside is still confined
to the house and S. Pullen is
master of ceremonies at the pool
hall.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Elsner
were in Denver several days this
week combining business with
pleasure.
The school bond election and
location of the building is the
chief topic of conversation among
Elbertites.
Supt. Rennick and Chief Dis
patcher Drury of the c. & S.
were out taking an airing Sunday
on a motor car.
The program Easter Sunday at
the Lincoln school house will be-
gin promptly at 2::3O p. m. You
are cordially invited.
Charles Daniels, who spent sew
eral days this week at the Gotleib
Schneider home. left Thursday
afternoon for Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Con
arroe have moved into the Jim
Knight cottage in the south part
of town and Lawrence is working
OH the section.
c. II. Towner of Fort Collins
has leased the E. j. Kimball ranch
and purchased the stock, crops,
etc, and will move here shortly.
The deal was consummated thru
B. n. Maroon.
Kavanaugh & Co. shipped four
cars of cattle from Elizabeth,
Monday, to Charles Fraser in
Eagle county, and one car of hogs
from Ebert to Denver. R VI
Brown accompanied the shi Il =
ment to Denver.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21
Subscribe for the Tribune, Ell
bert county's best paper.
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury

a= mercury viii surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derangc the
whole system when entering II through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never he used except on prescriptions
from reputable phy <icans, as the damage
they will do Is ten fold TO the good You
ran possibly derive from them. Halls
Cheney & Co. Toledo. o. contains N,
mercury. and Is taken Internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the xycteiu. In huvinE Ha1l's
Csiarrh Cure h snre you get the eenu-
Inc II is taken internally and made in
Toledo. Ohio. by Is. J. Cheney a Co. Tes-
'inoulals free
Sold by Drugrisis. Price T5c per bottle
TAKE Hans Family Fills for constipation
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21

There is a queer mixup in Den
ver's citv election in May. The
Post. which has been trying to
palm itself off as a Democratic
sheet, but is always with the
crowd that has the kale, is sup
porting Booth, the Republican
candidate. and the News is for
Robt. Speer, the Democratic can
didate. From the signs the Post
will be on the losing side as usual.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21

Lumber for sale. Strass.9ht edge
$40 per M; rough edge. $40 ner
M; posts. IL cents each. On the
Charley Perkins ranch, Bijou
bluffs. Apply at mill.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21
The Fountain Herald changed
its form from five column quarto
to seven column folio.

Roosevelt is still bidding for the
Republican presidential nomina-
ton. Let's see, what was it he
said about the leaders of that
party four years ago?
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21

We had H1h NV
Wednesda
te Ba ss4
day Is steos
were ~ dom e,o mus
day morning
The hitching rack arounl he
town pump is in 0e,y di api
dated condition.
Geo. Mckimmie has installed a
free air outfit for the convenience
of automobilists.
Ebert has been supplying the
RaiDbelt country around Eliza
beth with seed oats.
Emmette Blakely has rented
the Corlew property adjoining
Jos. Oaks residence.
Real Estate Loans. If you want
a real estate loan see
]. E. MAYER.
Dr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hender-
son were Ebert visitors Wednes-
day night, being en- route to Cal
han.
Canvassers make regular trips
thru this locality taking grocery
orders for foreign houses. We
doubt If the purchasers save any
money or get as good a quality of
goods as they would to buy in the
same quantities from our home
merchants, and pay spot cash for
them, as they have to do with the
ltlnerants.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21

Another shipment of hats. ia
Guiding Pan:,mas and Leghorns,
Just received by Mrs. M. Johns.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21

Good native seed corn for sale
See Frank Black at creamery.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21

Want to rent 500 or 600 acres
of pasture land. E. Gatewood.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21
Classified Advertising.

For sale, 200 acre ranch. Az
dress, Box 403, Elbert. Colo.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21

We have on hand a quantity of
prairie dog poison which was pre-
pared according to a formula fur
nished me by the State Entomolo-
gist. Now is the time to do your
combating. CITY DRUG STORE.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-21
ADVERTISING RATES:

THESE RATES AXE NET.
Busincrs locals 9 cent? per line each insertion
djpcount to regular advertisers carrying dirplsy
adr Advertising accounts payable monthly.
Legal advertising nt Legal kstcr.
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l,rdi. t1,ilicn ocbt
nicbt aitf Sen Stump!
Salt cS NIT ber g8ar6e icincs g!m,
trs fir nHbrreinbar, Sam.
pasnercNeu sn baltsn,

8aibington 16. glueilt. Bra.
lioent @iIion b1It IS init Der ggiir.
DC ieineS glmtcs niht fir berein.
bar, rpenn er I'M 2auOe nuberreiii,
I'M 5usuniten feiner ggieoereriDGb-
lung glnipraden 3il bolten luS
miro oober fiidt Dem 9eiipiel icincS
@eecntonoioateu Sugbes .foIgen.
ionOern onbeinibleiben.
Isle 9altce @lcGormid, 8orfter
oes Oemofrotii6en aanpognc.ao.
mitees, befannt 6ibt, Dtro Der gr6.
iioent nod Der 8ertagung oes son,
greiicS bic mciite 3eit In Gong
9rand, u. s., 5ubringeiL ipp er
aud Die politiid)cn Gelegotionen
empinugen miro. nufoem er am 2,
September in nffi5ieller &ciie bon
ieincr INSTRUMENTATION in Scout.
ms gcictt lit.
gSic bis jeBt befannt it, bat Scr
@rdliOent Dorldufig nur 6ugciogt,
nn 4. 5eptcrber in So0genDillc,
SRp., lmo ont 90. 5eptenlbcr in ct.
Souis 5ll ipredeH.
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5n01cs fir Sd,iss
am. Hccbtc i'm 1tmslanS!

Scottlc. g8oi6, t6. glugiit -
Gbas. =. @ngbes ipraA bier geiterr
a6eno Dor elmer rieiigen Ntenge
Gr 9riif bic boItIoie 9creitidoits.
8olitif Der YeunaItung an uno er.
fIarte, Bob er im Sale iciner @r4
fp0blung 0d8u ic6en niirOc, oot
ioppbl bic Jlotte mie 0ns Seer i'm.
ter ridtiaer pirfiomer 2eituug &c.
Itellt miir0en.
Ser Aeoner ta6elte oie Gegic.
rung. Oab iie iib bel 3u ipGt oo5ll
eutidloiien 9obe, Oos 9ono bertei.
bigrugsbereit slt na6en. geion.
0ers mics &ilqbes oann nod aui
Die lltberciti6ait ser aricgsflottc
bib bel tpclder fat fein Sdiff Die
'notiee @emannltn1 bobe.
9m 9'erlou!e ocs cages 6attc
Nerr SuaheS IN Iacouln cine gtn-
iprddc aeboiten nobel CT oa8 DC.
.iuofratilfAe.s 3roaruulal bon aal2
bcrlas, iii ipcIhent iid) Die oclhofra-
tide 9artei fir ben Sd)ilt aneri-
taniidcr gfehte I'M a[usldnoc ber-
iprnt Ger gieouer ioate ,rr lnilr-
ihc 0ics Erooralm permirtliht 5lt
iebcn, itno er glanbe nid)t oaB Oas
gono iid III Die ejefa6r eines arie-
ges begdbe, ipenn 0ds permirfliht
uiir0e. Gr miirbe aber aud nidt
Dor Der @efo6r eineS arieges 5lt-
rilfi6euen hin Die flar borge8eid)-
nete Gfliht 5u erfiiGen.
8es 8eiteren iprod er iid mieoer
3lglniten eincs Sod8olles gum
5AuB Der einbeimiiben SSnOuItrie
nlJs
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ConScn i6intpft altf
Ocmticbsu sumterikancr!

9onbon, 16. 9iuguit. = gSie Ser
.QoiIu 3elegra1b" behonptet, iit
nah Der iii biciigen Norienfrciien
uorberridenoen 9lniidt ods Steiqe,l
Der 8ci5enpreilc oie 8olge cincr
.9eri1mSrlng Gbicagoer Gcutid).
glmerifaner, bic cs oorauf dbacie.
ben habelL Die 9lGiicrten banit III
Gerlegeubeit 5u hriueep. 0as Stei4
gen Der 8eBeurreiic miro bier ais
unn6tig ncroauutt,a ihreibt 0ns
&latt ~inlo Die gaii5c t5eihidlte
ibeiut in oen Ser. Stoaten aus
gcbeft mor0en 81 iein,
Son manher Seite miro aber 5ll-
gcgeben, oaB 9onOoner SpefuIonteu
ebenioas Sd)ulo batteu.
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jim 2lbfInBkaitol
finccft 5apci sen Goo!
s. I. Origgs nnO =. Niiaf itiirsen
uon idledltcn Waien iibcrmannt
In Oenielbrn.

6. e. @rioqs, tueldcr oic Qluf-
iift ithcr Die glnl1gen 0es Garter
Sofe Clubs rat itno oeiien Bebilfe
SSrdnf Miab lDurOcn Giensfaa rad,.
.nlitto9 IN einem glbflubfunaI unfer
eS5or0ltr. tot aufeefm1oen. SIC.
moren alt1eniheilIttb in eine @ru.
be lmterholb Der GbcrfI1he binab-
.geitieeer Inn bel Der Nulnpe cfmas
i'm 9ronltna al briiieett onnn BON
ben @aien oeS aauals iibermonnt
iDor6en unb IN Denielben bineiuge.
stiir5t.
3ie W1nner ipnren 3alebt am
Mtontaa borntittoa IebenO geleben
Dor0en ais iie fth nod Der Euulp-
itation bega6en ipeIhe an Der Wliln-
bltng oes Garter 2nfe 9lbfluBipIteus
oelegen lit. 0bgIefh fie ben gon3cu
Gag itb niht lpieOer ieben IieBeif.
leete man iGren gnsbleiben 0oh
feline aroBe geoeittung bci. 9Lls
iie ie0odo ouh Dienst1g firth rliff
3itr glrbeit antroten ipltroe man lln-
rtbig lrno ntahte fid nadb Der sit.
DIE oltf Die 8erniiBtei oitf, ipeIdlc
idllicBIib sur gntoediutg Der Sei-
den fiibrte.
9ei0e GerunaIiidte iporen ilng
linO crit 25 Sabre aft. @riggs
unb feline 5rou iparen I'M 6ebrnar
oieies sSubres Don gtoibbille. genns
naf 9moba gefon1nlcn. SSrun
@riggs ielbit Iicat NIT eiitcm &C.
brohenen 9ein i'm ct. sSoicphs
SoipitoI oauieoer. Gus Iaar botte
feiue Qinoer. NtiaB mar nnDer.
betrotet.
@fon ntubte iih 9asn1sfen be-
bienen, I'M Ole 2eid1en beraet 81
founeu.
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SlcttcnpcrlG0c i'm
Paillc ailgencirimcn!
9icprGicntautrn SMden iidl inter Der
@artcipeitidlc HnO beiuillisen
Scnnts-Rfpornmm

8oi6ingfon l6. g(up 0os
observation-disclosures nobm geitcrn
init 2S3 qegcn 81 Stinlmen bic
5lottenporluge an. mic iie Serr @il.
ion lmo ieine 9iegierima milnidten
imo iiberiiimnIten iontit ibre 8er.
treter in Der geneihitoitIid)en aon.
feren5 Oes Sennts im0 oes SouIes,
melhe gegen Die @ergr0beritng Des
9nuprogramms tinO bic @rbobiutg
oes 6lotteFperionnls geitiumt battcn
|lno bci ocr nriptilnelidb bonn 9le.
prGientartenbaiiie ongenontftenen
8orloge beitan0eu batten. Die
Stellim1uahme oct aonierensnIit.
qlieoer Oes Saliies madte es not.
Oob Die gauge Gorlnge nod
einmdl Dem Sailie 5ilr glbitimlnlng
borgelrgt wcroeli imBte, mo on
Scrrn gSiIions llntcrgcbcne iil5ipi
ihen lpnder Sic 8artetpeiti6c qc.
Ihlpnngen 6attcib goben Die giit.
glieoer flein bel unO folgtcn nit
aeringen glnsnablnet ben 9(Horo.
nitngen oes gIageulnItigen I'M g8ei,
ben Soiie.
sslottcuicfrctGr Gonicls erfldrte
nod 9lnnabme Der gorlage, DaB oos
beluiaigtc 8ouproaranm bon t57
ariegs,6ahr5ellgetl in ben n1diten
orei SSabren oorltntcr bier Sdlo1t-
idiffc un0 bier 5dlodtfrcl5cr I'M
ndhlten syabr, Dns grolte iei 0as
dc bon ir9eno eirefn 2ait0e Der @elt
bclpilligt puroc. ga haben mir ia
mieoer einnol oen Heforo gcidlo.
gen mas ia ollelnol Die Souptio6e
5It iein ideint) Sod Qurdiii1rling
bcs 9srogroniuts milr0e 0ic aricqs.
flotte Der Ser. Staateu Die 5ipeit.
grofte iii Der @clt iein.
Dos 5lDttettperlonal foa Inn a.,
700 Monn erb09f mer0en. (g9o ber-
ncbnen lmo titdt iteblen?) 3as
Aepr0iertantcnhaps botte uripriing.
lid nur $4,000 0l1nn bepiIIiqt.
IS mollte bon eilem 0urhgeben0ct
8olprograum itBerbolrpt ni6ts nil
ien ionOern bate mir fir flint neue
Shlndtfreu5er qeItinnft.
Die 5lottennorlaee, ipie fie icbt
BON beioen 0dlliern pes Gongreiies
.air4cfpauuen lit. IRbeiitet cine gtilss
qabe bon $315,000.000, ioooB oos
gercitidoftsprogrnmln unter Sin
5u3iebnnq Der a2ilitGrporlagc ben
2aft0e Die &leiiligfrit Don $66t, =.
4iS,000 foitet. Inter ben iii orci
sSnbren git erbouenoen Sfiffcn be-
finoen it'd 8ebn 5iirdteridtie, feds
SdlahtfrenSer, 8ebn glltffldrltlgs-
&reli5er, 80 Iorpeooboot- 3eritorer,
nem So9iee. Gou6boote uno 81
&iiltcn.Soudbootc.
Son Sen 8ertretcrn gcbro8tas
itimultel 2o6ef unb GcapiS fir ln0
&infoio rn0 S9allenbcrger ge9cn
Ole gOrloge.
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Die Giitkcn trciEcit Helt
ScinS por it'd, Der!

aonitontiiopel, Is. 9(ug, iiber
2onoon. 0as tiirfiithe Stricgs-
amt lneloet meiter: ltniere Srllp.
pen in Gerfien MAIDEN meitere Sort
idritte ge9en Oie Huiien. SSn Der
glorgenodmmernnq oes 8. glugnit
trieben mir, lmiere Offenlibe fort.
leBello, Die Huiien aus glidoaboo
uno begnnnen einen glngriff ani
ibre Stellltngen norolid bon bort.
syti Der @egen0 bon Sunnetone lno
Saffi5 br0ngten mir, in erfoIgreihen
Shladten. DIE guiien nad Often
uno 0or6en.
syln aollfaius beiebten mir oie
beberrihen0en Soben n0r0li1 bon
9itlis uno iiberihritten ocn @iuB-
rdofIuB.
Nm Der agpptiidlen 5ront CAB es
fcine Grcigniiie bon Neocttling, ans,
genonunen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IS lit iest feitqeitellt oaB mob
reno nliierer neueitcn 2uftan1riffc
aui Sues 5mei Acknowledgements un0
Gin 2lcroplnnidlitppeil 5eritort iptir.
Ocu; 5u Ssinoila purben Orci bri.
tiide Gffi6iere gctotet.
gln Den iibrigen 6rontell bat iiA
nidts perdnoert.
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DcmtIdbc Offi5icrc
init 1sccbt crbittcrt!
8eiien Die SebunptnnG bnh bic
GentidIen Sarbaren iinO, cnt.
riiitrt 5nriif

Sltie DNlll UtllllWeIl 0luUlpils'
punptquartier an Der Somlne.8ront
|13. gliIgy ilbcr Berlin, IA. Mug,
mo iIber 2onoon. 15. glug. (gonr
Senior 5lirild9cbolten.) Ole III
Der t5ront itebenoen Geuti6en mel.
len bic bon ibren sSeinOen eeqer
iie erbobenen Beiduloigungen no.
nod lie Der llrunenihIidfeit unt
grutolit6t beiduIoigt meroen nit
@ntriiihrng 5uriid. W2ebrere bon
einent @ertreter Der gliio5iiertel
9rciie befraste Offi5iere proteitier
ten gun5 eucrgiid geaen 0ieie ipobl
organilierte aoiilpaene Der Ser.
leulHoung iuo 2iiae. Gin bobei
Stobsoffi5ier dnBerte li6 0ent Ser.
trctcr Der 9liio5iierten GreIie ge9en.
iIber in fclgcnoer gSeiie:: Nir Sf,
fi5icre uno Wlonnidoitcn all ocr
sSrout miiIen gon5 genau, fpos I'M.
icrc 6cin0e ino Die glcltrolen iibet
|uns 81 iogeu boben; mir piiien
'0oB man ms Sunncn un0 gorba.
rem nennt. Sd fam Sbnen ineer
bob 01r6 berartige unflotigc gleuBe,
.rilngen unicrc 8efilbIc Ourd)aus
.niht ncihcr gelporoen iin6 uno aud
'nidt iueidjcr Deroen. Sc mcbr oiC
.gSclt nad unieren llnterganp
ihreit, oeito bartnddiger iperoeu mir
fechten rno Der lcbte GngIGnocr
mnB Dem letter 9eutiden 1T Oicieu
aonlpfe gcgeniiberiteben. gSir iint
lpcoer &unnen nod 8arbaren, im6
mcnn mir ge5lpltngen ipurOen 81,
ldarfcn gfaBnabmen 5u greifen, 10
NOR ous Die 5olge DER nilitGriiheu
glotmenoigfeit. lleberboupt l6Bt oIlc
8erleullOung inns 5ienti6 folt.
Qernrrige 9cidinpflmgen nber mer.
ben in ttns nur nod nebr oen Gitt.
ihlnB itGrfen, unter allen llluit0r-
oen 5u iiegen. llttiere Monnidaf
ten icDen taglid rnebr ein, mas oas
Sdlidiol 1eltidDlanos iein Diiroe,
iolte es ben 6eiitoen gcIingeu oen
arieg nnd GeutidIono binein3utro.
gen. &ir allc itno bon ocn @e.
Nanfen beieelt, oieies 5u berbinoern,
foite rs, mas es iuoIle.
Nut ibnlitbe gSciie 0riiften iid)
octitishe 9ffi3icrc oiiF on0ereH 5ron.
ten aus; ober tiieInono unterln1stc
0en S}eiitO. Gin @encraI be3eidnete
Die 5rnn5pien imo Gn9ldllOer ais
norme Seufel uuo perlicb Der Sofi.
nttg gtlsornd, oaB balO 6rieoc &c.
Mndt lperoe INTO oos idredlidc
glutnergiebeu ein Gnbe nebane.
nWir iinO oonon iiber5eugt logte
er, viiuiere Sad)c lit geredt, uno
bon oieiem @eiil1l ourdlOrllngen
iino mir in Dem Beoonfen beieelt,
0ni} mir r.dt beiiegt tuer0en tonnen.
Die griten un0 t}ron5oicn nlogen
iid gegen ulliere 2inien lperfen 10
ldhge lie noGIen INNER lperbcu ite
unS bercit fiuoen, ons 8oterIanO bis
auf ben lesten 8liitstropfen 5u Der.
teioigcn. g9ir fiiblen NIT syeius, Der
Od idgte, Der, ipelder fiir onoere
Itirbt, bat biel getan, uno oeSDalb
ihreden itniere Wlonnidaften Dor
tibts 5urild."
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Hepiiblikancr
crSffmcn Santpaene!

2incoln, 16. 2tuquit 0os re.
publifoniid)e @alptquortier lit belt.
te in Oem 2inoell Sotel, 3iurner
tt3-t5.t7, er0ffnet porOen. Der
8orlibenbe oeS Stonts5elttrolforni.
tees, &. .. Bead, bat folgenOe
gliiiitenteit ernnnnt:
5efretar $. 6. 9cebe, SSceola.
,sdatniciiter 4. d. @urnep. ssre-
mont. 9Soriisenoer oes aonliteeS
iii gieoner s5eiie g. Craig, Beatrice.
@oriiter oes 4SreB Bureaus 6. 6.
ssSobns, @ranb aSslano. Stenogra-
pbiitin i5rau ella 5teDens, Gin
coin.
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In Den lsrnnA aebphrt.

Detroit, i6. gius. 1os aoIlleu,
boot ,Sopeta9 mnr0e I'M Detroit
5hiB pom Goulpfer uGbriItophero
ais 5anOpidj, 9ntnrio. in oen
(Sruno gcbobri Eos aoblenbrot,
Dus 1,3T6 SoHlefgclnlt hottc naN
1889 aeboiit mor0cH porO. periunf
in 10 SUB &Sniier. Seinc Wtanlt.
ihaft uuroe gcrcttet
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sannibal, Wlp.. ilberflntet.

Sonnib1l, DO, 16, 9tnguit.
2Snfolae cines beftieen 9le0enfoarS
itieg Der Bear Greef. ipcIder miftrn
onrd) ole Staot FLIGHT. geitern olsb-
litb iiber ieiue llier unO iiberflutetc
bunoerte bon gIfer. Gtiu1 iiinIa
hunocrt 5nnlilien murocn ac3luun-
gen, ibrc Aauicr SI bcrlaiicn unO
iino bcimntlos SD iino glildlidlcrs
luciie feline @lcnid)cilebea gu be.
tlogeH.
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DcmtihlaitS iuirS
DicHcrucroeltltno iibcii

Berlin, t6. glng. (Jnifcnberidt)
Die oeutibe Regierltng bat Oenl
gfei4stog in cinem @eiBbud1 Die
0dtteilring 8utontnen loiicu, BOB
iie fir Die Grnloroung nelltiher
Wlatroien 0ir6 Die Nlanni6dft Des
britiiten Sfiffe6 ogaralong g8ie-
OerbergeItnng ii6en meroe, unO snar
iino Oie 3eppelina na3u ollserieber
porocL oieieIbe alls5uiiibren. g(Qe
2nftidiffe, Die @ontben orf england
ber1bucrfetJ ioIlen bic 9riten ar,
ben 8nralone @torO erinnern.
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ltsBcot per1cnkt
ipaniicbcn Oafilpfer!

Bilbao, Spauien, t6. 9(ugltit.
Der iponiide 0onpfer u@agaiori'
lit bon eiuem Oei1tiHeu Galidbrut
torpeoiert lporbtn, Tic @elaglng
puroe gercttct. Ger 8olnpfcr NOR
3.2S7 8ollnet groB iui0 geborte ei-
ner bieit9en Hbeoerei.
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11)cttcrbcriel1t.

Sir Giitobn ilno ltngcgcno.
Sdjon beitte abenb ltno pubridcin.
lid 0onnerstoo; etlUas ip1rner bcu.
te abcn0.
Sir 9tcbrasfo. @obridcinlifJ
idlon beuta obeno nno Gonnerstag
mdrner I'LL crtrenlcn oitlinen 3eil
beltte obeno, fiibler Gonnerstag I'M
noromcitIitben 9ei(.
Sir ,Sotpn. 5dj0n bepte obeno
mo lUn1rideinlid 9onnerstag; ct
mas m1rnter bente obenO uno i'm
ertremen 0ltiiden 9cil 9onncrstog.