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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-02
HISTORLA

H,Sro-ia de Roma. C0mprend7 desce los
r-l.eueS De Roma naSt8 10 calGa del In
,r..y reIuaau lie OCrlGeIt"-. q. '3t
Bts.or.a - GTcc.a. Ge>ie los iI'.ipoS ne
rolcos pasta IA decentralization Del -mEe-
70 Gs A,egauCru.. 90 '9c
II sol &c Mayo. Memorials De IL IlteTyen-
r!0n. Goa graDadUS &c 80. S+yo
:! Cpr-o d. las taWpalaS- Con T~etFA|OS &c
Q~erSnla.es GlstUTicuS SLgu
ssrerdOte y CaudIlO. Obr3 refeTeaie 3 "a
Los IusurSenIeS. Continuation dc! TeIato &c
In lnsurTecc.tn contra ESpala--- p. soc
Memorials de IN GUeTTlllerO- HlstOrla le "a
Guerra de RetOTma-- 'Sc
La Najestac aida. NOvels historical de "a
revolution EladerISla . . - 9yc
He-oe : CaudIIo. ODra politics 2OE DL.
clos salinas. EttCi0n Ce luIo S--eV
Historic Pstria. p5r don IuSto sierra. nus
trads con grabadOS.. @. Soc
Historic De Mexico. poT NeTtie- deSdG los
pTtmeros tlempOS GaSta Ia ca!Ca de! Sc.
SunGO inperi0. In tOmO ieI3 S-vU
Episodes Milits-eS Mu1icanos. Guerra de
independents e5l1vaS!on NOTte- Aile.iCa-
IA Z tomOS. e. 80
NsTraclones HIsloT!CaS AeNlcai!aS. tEaHt-
Clones y !eyendas. EeTmoSo llDFo deslui2,
DO 8 C~ult.YSr Il senI,mIcaiO pGiEiO en- q
Curszcn de los hljoS &c Mexico obEa nus
r-2ds COZ sTabsdos : e!esaaie caFa'4is .
CQLUTes.. %. re-. .. e. QUO
astoria General de Mexico po7 Julio "a
-EEe.. &c. O., - '"t
Ia ReYoluclon lie Mexico y 81 Im7erial.smo
Yankee. Ob-s p0IltCa de mucAo inIece'
y de ACcualidsd 80. 81. - see
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-02
POESIAS.

Poe5las DC Antonio Plazs.. q
P~assoaa-ias. Uoras poeiicas de Manuel )
flores 90. GO q. o.. q. .- u
Poeslas de Manuel Acuns. AImeDIataS GO
q drams FL Passdo"-- &c o. Q. s.
Los T~-Oyadores de Mexico HermoSa cole
Cl6n de pOesl6s DC Dues;ros m-.0TeS al
torres. A Is TusrCa q. q. 81
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17
CAYCE NEWS.

Misses Critic and Mayme AS
bell and Ethel Tucker visited in
Jordan Saturday and Sunday. -
Misses Ruth and Catheline White
spent Friday night in Crutchfield
Meneese, Walter Edmis-
ton, Arch Oliver and Tom White
were in Hickman Friday.-Myatt
johnson was in Fulton Friday
Miss Catherine Lowe, of Fulton,
visited Mrs. John Warden last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Var
den entertained Tuesday evening
in honor of their visitor, Miss
Catherine Lowe, of Fulton.-Mrs,
Geo. Carpenter, of Wickliffe, is
visiting her brother, Tom White,
and family-Mr. and Mrs. Collie
Bradley are visiting their sister,
Mrs. .Ino. Milner.-Fred Wade,
Of Moscow, was here Saturday
Sam Mcconnell was here Satur-
day. - Walter MeneeSe sold a
large drove of hogs last week.
Mr.. Herman EdmiSton and daugh
ter, of Union City, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. jeff
Davis. -- The Ladies Aid Society
met with Mrs. C.. A. Wright Mon
day afternoon and quite a mum
bcr of visitors Were present. -
Miss Jessie Wall entertained FRI
day evening in honor of Werner
Robertson, of Tuscaloosa, Ala. -
Price Howard, of Cairo, has re-
turned home after a few weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Me
Clellan.-'Rev. =. A. Martin filled
his regular appointment Sunday
morning and evening. -- Alney
johnson and j. G. Mencese visit
cd in Fulton Sunday.-Ward Me-
Clcllan was in Hickman Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wilson have
returned TO their home in Mis-
souri, after a few months visit to
their mother, Mrs. jim Cason.--F,
b. AttebeTy is ON the sick list.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17
DR.. BELLS
PINE ARH HONEY.

For your cold, for your cough,
for your feverish throat, nose and
head use DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey. Honey s)othes the irri'a'
ton, Pine-Tar cuts the phlegm
thus relieving congestion. Pine
Tar also acts as an antiseptic, as
a result general relief follows
breathing becomes easier and
further inflammation is arrested
Insist on DR.. Bells Pine|Tar-
Honey. 1t is an ideal treatment.
Price 25c. Advt.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17
MANY PEOPLE DON'T KNOW

A sluggish liver can cause a
person an awful lot of misery.
Spells of dizziness, headaches, con
stipation and biliousneSs are sure
signs that your liver needs he p.
Take DIR. Kings New Life Pills
and see how they help tone up
the whole system. Fine for the
stomach too. Aids digestion
Purifies the blood and clears the
complexion. Only Doe at your
druggist. Adyt.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17
JOHN HAsKINS IS NOW
INTERESTED IN MOVIE.

John Haskins made a deal this
week with II. A. Colvin, the Crys-
tai Theatre manager, whereby
Mr.. Haskins takes an equal inter-
est with Mr.. Colvin.
Its probably a long jump from
experimenting levee construction
work to that of dispensing can
ned drama, but John has a host OF
friends here and should prove "A
valuable acquisition to the thea
tire s management.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17

|NIED: Stenographer, with
nowlcdge of bookkeeping
ei In answer give age,
previous experience and reference.
ypccted. Address w. r.,
.ourcr, Hickman, Ky.tfc
.tp0iIET THREAD-O. n. r.
".. and silk in crochet thread
numbers and leading shades
complete line of sansilk.-
u..ua.
FOR SALE: Two small work
for sale cheap j. W
3-2p
stones Cold Tablets for colds.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17
MOTHER TELLS HOW VIHOL
Made Her Delicate Bow Strong

Made Her Delicate Boy Strong
New York City. -" My little boy was
In a very weak, delicate condition as a
result OF gastritis and the measles and
there seemed no hope Of saving his life.
The doctor prescribed cod liver oil but
he could not take il. decided TO try
Vinol 80 and with splendid results. IL
seemed to agree with him so that now he
Il a strong healthy boy. Mira. THOMAS
FITZGERALD, 1890 Park Ave-, N. Y. City.
We guarantee Vinol. our delicious
cod liver and iron tonic, for rundown
conditions, chronic coughs, colds and
bronchitis.
Helm & Ellison Druggists.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17
WILSON'S HAT IN RING.

Pres. Wilson has formally per-
mltted his name to be placed up
on the Ohio primary ballot as a
candidate to succeed himself. At
the same time he declared he
was entirely unwilling TO en-
ter into any contest for re-
nomination. While this phraSeo-
logy is not much clearer than
mud, it nevertheless means that
the President will be a candidate
for the Democratic nomination in
the good, old fashion way.
Knew it all the time.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17

Our old friend Will lIannon
now located at Bonneville, Miss,
was a visitor in Hickman this
week. Mr.. Harmon has fine
farm near Bonneville and is doing
well.
Tom Reese and Mrs. Hattie
Luther were married at the home
Of the bride, three miles south of
Fulton, Sunday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17
G NJ Is G. TRAINS NOW
GOING TO DYERSBURG.

W. 81 G. trains are again
between Hickman aud
III. sIrg, after a suspension Of
Tor about three weeks on
of high water. One
trip per day was made dur
.a overflow between this
and Iiptonville. by the end
" week, the management
zoo Dee back ON regular pas.
and freight schedules ON
r length of this line.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17

HANDKDRCHIEFS- just re-
ceived a splendid assortment OF
crepe de chine handkerchiefs in
colors at 25c each ut Dobson.
Stop that cough with Stones
Cold Tablets. For sale by llick-
man Drug Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17

Free calendar at DObson S -
Saturday only. Ask for one.
Ferry's new crop garden seed
at Prather's.
Stones Cold Tablets will cure
a cold.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17

Tablets, Pencils, Composition
Books, Pens, Ink, and nice box of
paper at Bettersworth.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17
AMONG THEoA
pO|(IC(:!!!ANAEy
HWN WHA
Happening Of Interest
Al the State Capitol.
Special 70 the Hickman Courier

Frankfort KY CspeciaD With the
closing OF the 1916 session OF the
Kentucky Legislature near at hand
there il much speculation as TO what
bills will be passed 10 remedy business
conditions. It was expected that more
would be accomplished In the early
days Of the present session. but a
great deal Of time was taken up over
the Pike County division. prohibition
and woman suffrage. neither Of which
have made any Roadway towards be-
Ing enacted.
Il appears that Statewide prohibl.
ton has been put 10 sleep FOR an this
session. being defeated To- both the
House and the Senate.
Tho Din for the proposed Stanley
county laid on the table In the Sen.
ate Is not expected 10 be- brought up
again
Woman suffrage unfayorably re-
ported in both the House and the Sen.
ate. but brought out In the lower body
over Ae committee by a majority
vote aud placed on the calendar, ap.
pears TO De certain OF defeat
The usual scramble at the eleventh
hour ls expected by those who have
carefully watched the proceedings OF
this and many previous sessions OF
the Kentucky lawmakers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17

The first thing Governor Stanley
did after the Statewide prohibition
amendment was defeated. was to call
At,orneyGeneral NJ NJ. Logan. Audi.
tor Robert L. Greene and Treasurer
Sherman Goodpastor into conference.
with a view TO legislation which Il Ia
intended 20 llquidate the state debt
OF three million dollars.
The first thing to be done Is to Sc.
cuFc the passage Of bill under which
provision may be- made for decreasing
the amount OF interest now being paid
By the State on Ia outstanding war.
rant
a committee Of the Kentucky Bank.
cr Association viii assist In the
preparation Of this bill Several Of
ue leading bankers OF the State
have already consulted with Governor
Stanley regarding the matter. and ad.
mini iutuu officials are optimistic
concerning the likelihood Of ellminat
iHE the debt Leaders declare that
thu future OF the Democratic party
So Kentucky depends in great meas.
Wc upon TO-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17

Out OF respect to the memory OF
Abraham Llacoln. both branches ad.
journed over Saturday. February 18th.
his birthday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17

The Duncan administration bill TO
amend the text book adoption law TO
provide that not more than three sub
ir.' of study shall be changed al any
ono scar WIS r"committed with leave
20 bring 10 forth at any time This
b' has passed the Senate and will
be- uhslitutcd Tor the House Bill
The solous are beginning TO take
sugs nov that the session Of the Gen.
u assembly is more than half over.
Evary man Vho has a bill that he re-
Lies 1u 10 pass Ia order to square him.
sn'i with his constituents Is begin.
r.ue 10 figure on how he can get II
through the legislative maze that now
couirons him.
There will likely be some fancy
"Jockcylug' from now on. and all sorts
OF arguments will be brought to bear
b. the anX Gus solons TO get their
measures advanced before the time
whom they must trust to the tender
mercies OF the Rules Committee.
Statewide prohibition was defeated
IN the House Of Representative fail.
iur 20 receive the necessary three.
nIths by six votes.
The vote stood 81 for submission
and 80 against
During the debate on this measure
In the House trouble arose between
Representative w. b. Harvey OF
Dixon. Webster county and Repre-
sentative j. ID. Pumphrey OF Elem.
burg
Speaking In support Of the measure.
Representative Harvey resented a
statement that a Democratic member
who voted for the bill was boiler.
Hc rclcrred TO the Democratic conven-
ton nj louisville last year as not rep
rrsoutlng the real sentiment OF tho
party lie criticized Governor Stanley
harshly and accused him OF deceiyIng
the drys in certain localities as to his
attitude on the statewide question.
when Representative Humphrey
gained the floor his speech precipitat-
I'd trouble. lie declared that he In
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17

The Slrieklett.Plckett antipass bill.
passed by both branches OF the General
Assembly was the first signed by
Governor Stanley and will become
law, January /. 1917 II Ia the first
Of the Democratic platform measures
TO become Jaw.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-02-17

The State Board Of Equalization has
been organized with W. NJ Duncan. Of
Lawrenceburg. as chairman. and W. ID.
Mason, OF Lancaster. Chief Clerk. The
Assistant Clerks are +. =, Peterson. OF
Campbellsyille and C. f. Mattingly. OF
Brandenburg.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-21
cSn Der e N IN pi ! NIT

Sn Der S6nei5 NIT ibrer
aablrei4en tlaren MpenIeen unb If.
ren f@nellfliebenben YerglpdHern bal
Die syil4erei feit lansen Sabren in
erober 8liite se{tanben, sSebt beab.
ithtist man, bort Elm Muieuul 81
griinben, bas als Mittelpuntt fir
ollie nit benz 9onbtpert getri perbun-
aoenen Snterelien oienen ioll unb als
eille llnterrihtsanftalt fur Die
gftpei5er Slider ssbaat lit. 9ln
5toff fir Elm fol9es Mu{eum ieblt
es in Der @9psi5 ni9t. ssSn Der
allgemeinen Mbteilung ion benz 8es
iaauer bic Geitalt unO ber imere
gau bes Jii9t0rpers an Praparoten
unD 3ei@nunseu ae3eis! unb lire
Gortpflan3,tns BPM 81 Bis gum er.
tpanlenen Sier por Mugen gefiihrt
iperben. Damn iperben bic 8e5iebun-
gen Der Slide aur llmpelt, bic Be
beutuns Der Maiierpflansen, bic
Tiertpelt bes llfers, bes 9iefenipafs
iers llrb Der SberfId9e, bic ben
Bild3en als Nabruns bienen. bic
Seinbe u,1b &ranfbeiter Der Slid.
unb bic 8ariabilitdt ber Mrten. bar
seltellt iperben. Ginen srober Rauu1
h,erben porausiiatlih bic Mobellt
einnebmen, Bic BEL, Jii9fang unb cie
tiinFliae 5il95udt ert!dren, Sir
Iol9es Snititut, perbunben nit cine,
lpp6leinserihteten syadbiiaerei, tDnn'
te tatld9li9 in beoeutenbem lin:
fansc aur 9ebung Der 8innenfiibere
|beitragen unb nan9e fru9tbringerb'
@nregung gepdbren. lleber bell Srt
Der bas Muisam beberberaen foll, il
nod nichts geiaat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-21
9plitiihes.
CT repu bl. sluf marie If in
= bicdop.

Scr republ. q lufmari1 in
bicaap.
Iicago, 30. @ldr5. Ser Inter
alslchnB oe5 rcpubl. 9latiunalcon1mit=
fec, Der Die @orbereitlnsen filr bic
g'atlpnalfonpention 5u treffeu bat, Sic
bier am I. Suni beait,nt, taete 6ellte
I'M SpngrcBbotel ltno miro mebrere Saz
sc bier blciben, Inn bas S5auptoulartier
81 croffnen.
slus Ben pprlaltfiselt suslallltnaen
Der Soerret lit 81 entnebnen, baB Der
frilhcrc Saft'ltje StaatsIefrettir G6i=
lanocr 6. &npr bie bette slllsiidlt baI,
sum temporarcn @orIiser per apnpenz
tion ernannt Sr iperben. Gg : genator
Hppt ipirp Der 8pnpelltiun nid,t beis
tpobncn.
Sunoesnherridlters Gses s e,uahes
1ol nod Ser Saporit ais 9raToerls
le1aftsfanbibat iein, pblupbl cr inr4orz
aus abgelebnt bat.
Sic &onierpntipen planen sic Garz
teifpntrple iiber bie GrosreiIipen sll
bebanpten, ipcrn lie fDnnel. Seoenz
falls rpllen lie pct prpgreilipe1 Sliigel
Der Slla s1polers gan5lid isnpriren,
neil Die neiiren Mitslieoer nieier che
maligen 8poiepelt Gartei Ianeit pie-
Der sur srp6en alten Gartei 5uriiefge=
tebrt leicn llno ibrc Gebelion niht
melr ricl 5ll beoclttcn babe.
Sic ruoifolen asrpsreiiipcn ipcrben
III pcn nactIten Sagen alld ibr @anptz
qllarticr eroffnclt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-21
(Sortietune uuf geite ~
allerlei. { i.

@pnoon. Ser hcutishc Ncidstag
bat Sas Budget in brittcr 2eillng an
9enomnem.
2pn Son. Ser Yrin5 bon @ales
lit in @sppteu eingetroffen, no CT als
&upitau i'm Stab bes Cberaerterals
Ser Mittelmecr expedition bienclt
ipirp.
cimar. Sic slpei Dentihcl,
Srauenitin1mcdtsg specialization baber1
lih pcrlhnolscn llno Ill6en bic politiz
ihe @lethbcredtigung bllrd upuIitiide
grsiebuns" sr erreihen.
Saas. 9ie @eriidte bta aonoun,
oaB SoouanS cine itarte ssote an
9elltlblanb lpesen Der torpeoirteu
j rsubattia" seridtet babe, ipltroe of
fi6ieu bemcntirt. Sic Nerantiportlid1 j.
felt in bielem Sale lit nod nid1t feit1
geltcllt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-21
Ncner seuatur ppn Snbiana ernanmt

Snoionapolis, 30. Mdrs.
sGpn1as Saggdrt, Sas sglit9lieo
ppn Snoiana im oempfratiIhcll statiz
pnalcommittee, lpllroe heute bon G,oue
berncur Ralitpu 5lln Sunbeslenotpr
ernannt I'M Die bnrh beu Spo bes Sc
natprs Seniamin s. Sbipelp cntltanoez
nc @afa15 ullsSufiillen.
Scr neuc equator uor lett 25 Sabs
rcr berpprragenb in Der Gulitif III ssr,-
Diana llno NOR falt ipdbreno pieIer
sal5en 3eit Ser Siibrer Ser oemofr.
9artei in oieien Staate. @r lpor aueb
Sluei Sermine sluoitpr bon Wlartpn
Gollntp lu1b oreilnal Silrgerlnciltcr BON
Subianapplts.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-21

griffe in Der Secrcsion on l,Drbliden
Sbeil Der Sltfrpnt fort, ipnroen abcr
NIT idlpercngerluiten 3llriifsei9lasen.
Ser beutise beutide1geri9t lagt:
gon Ser 8citfront: Gllrd gutes
8ettcr begiinltigt, berri6te seltern auf
Ibeiben gciten sroBe slrtiacriez lno
Sliesertbatisfeit. Sic Sran5oien madz
ten cii1en nelen @nsriff in Der Starfe
elmer Sdpilion auf bas @prf Yaug unb
Iipnracn NIT idpercm @erluit abgez
idlagen.
Sn 2uftscfcdteu bra6te 2eutnant
bpm Slltbaus iein biertes glerp nnb
2elt. 80blfe iein 5ipolftes 5ur Strede.
Ser Seino berlor auberbem 3 anberc
Meroplane au anberen 9unftell.
gpn Der SItfront: Srpt ibrcr I6tpcz
Zen @crlllitc am gan1stag (iibcr 5000
SoSte) baben bieNniien seitern al beiz
ben Sciten BON Yoltapp uno 5rpildcn
Den ecen Naroc5 llnO 9rispiapp ipiez
Der init ltarfer Madt angegriifell, aber
gan5lib frudtlps. Sn Ser Siabe bon
gioSD lpllrben $50 @efansene semabt.
@on Der 8alfanfront lit ni1ts 5u be-
ridten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-21
Sic @Qns=MrmeebiQ miro bente iur
glnnQbme fOunlen.
2tmenoment fur eine 2lrmtee bon 100000 Mau,t
abgelebnt.
Merifaniide Gage mieoer int 9uufeln.
Garran5a madJt ueue Ssinfelsiise.

ber 6oben Sppe o smerfan nc pocr r ic6 aso
unterlst - Giise Ibtlcimgen 9an @ia osar a66th orz
pfcn laln - Sur 900 Ifann i'm Iaouipa onocorieu
9cnltat Diees @edtes befannt
9dlagen pro - Wag CT Den ancrialern Salbc ocpbeu
lerben gus Sic ricro cu grz
5as an - n nlere Srlppcn Gaben borlie su
l1nb ia feline 81, beieBcn So rptbI
saionaaptqart Chicago cr0nc Sic Grporcilpcn lp0en
g1orir
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-21
sc c + l. g Ii uftfrie q.

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Icroplanc bpmbarbirtcn bellte friib Sic
|oeutl6c Iarincltatipn 3eebriiggc llnb
bas Mcroorpnl in 6puttapc nabc Sec
brii9se llnb oas gerobrpm in pouttapc
nabc 3ecbriig9e uno ,lc1cinen" be-
|trd6tli6en Sdaben angcri6tct gu bas
ben. 9nrcbl6nittlid tr,l9 jcOc Moldine
gonlbcn I'M G,cipidt bon 200 giuno.
Nae britil6enMaldincn fcbrtcn llnpcrz
lcbrt 5nriid, ebcrlo Die fran5olil9en.
[ipabrenb cine belgil6c Maldinc abgee
|i6oilen ipuroe.
Baicl, 20. Idrs. slls % franz
|5oiild6c Gcroplnnc eeitcrn MiilbauIen
im Gbercliab ansriffet. cntipann Iid
cine srobc sdladt in Den 2iiften
Iebr aIs SO 9aaibincn fdnpften bunt
ourdeinanoer in lolter ssdbc, bab Sic
bentiden Mbpcbrselditc oas 6cucr
ein8llitcllcn batten, lln, nidt lire eigez
nen @al6inen 5r treffcn.
Gin fran5. 8lieeer ramlnte cine
|ocutlhe Maldine. sic brcnneno abz
lfiir5tc. SIN @an5cn fielen 5 beltti6e
uno 4 fran5DiiIdc 4croplanc a6. Sau<
lcnSc bon Gerlpnen iparen Suidauer
|bes interciiantcn aampfipieles.
s. &einc ncntrale Gone M eff I
i'm 8alfan II.
2pnb . H. 30. Mar5. Giuc ltarfe
frdl15Dlilde &olonne nit leibter Or
tillerie bat bonn perl9anSten Eager bel
Salonifi aus brci @ren5oDrfer anses
|griffen llno gcnonlmen, Die bon 9cutz
i6en llno 8ulgarer belebt lparen. Sic
frnn5. @crlltltc iparen lnbebcuteap.
Sa Die teutonil9en gcrbiinbetell
lbon borber in bie ncutrale 3one eins
gcprlngen lparen unb bie 6ran5olen
aus oieiem Grllnbe ebenfalls borriids
ten. lit Die Sipilden Sen gricdilden
llno bnlsarilden Gegierunsen bereine
bartc nelttralc 3pnc altsgepildt. lno
Die Streittrafte Ser Gentralnd1te
lteben oencn Ser gntenternadte Geli6t
scgen @clidt geseniibcr, ipic cine berz
lpatcte 8eutcrocpele1e aus Safotlifi
bonn is. bs. melbet.
Sn Ser @cgeno ser senannten orei
90rfer (Macifopp, &arabasb unb aoz
5una). cttpa 80 Wscilcn ,1Drpli1 ppn
|gatonifi, lit iett Gin gese,neitiges
9olnbarOeneitt I'M Gong.
9a 3 R.eueite sbol1, Der
Sltfront.
8erlin, 90. @idr5, bia 9pnbpn,
|21. Sic rltliiide Sffeniipc besarn
Srcitag, offerbar in bcr slblidt, Sen
bcntlden Sruef auf Gerbun 5ll erleid@
tern. Sam5tag Wiorsen iultroen ltarfc
rnIlilcbeSnfallteriean9riffe 9en1adt, Sic
nit l9lpcren gerlultcn abgcipiclen
ipuroen. 3ipci Stllnben ipitcr ridtete
Sic rullil6e Mrtilleric eil1e lpiitbenbe
aulloraoe nllf sic bclttIdcn stelllnsen.
8alb barnnf ltiirnlte sic rllliild)e Slz
tanterie in bidbten Mallcn pur llnb gcz
lanste in sen sh,tbberei6 Scr Oellt~
idcn MaI6incrfanpnen unb ipllrbt
,,ie0ersettabt. aciner. sclanstc lebeno
|bis OIL Sic bcltldcn 9rabtberbaue.
siiolid bonn ssaroe5 Sec, lpo Sic
pcntide ainie cinen 8oeel ,r1adt, lpoz
burd ein Slanfeufcuer ern,oslibt mar,
lpnroen 5000 nriiildc Gootc alf sem
Selbe sefluloc't.
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sdutrt - .aft set 9hlden an btr 9dna=
front.
1teber 10000 aoote II, 3,pei sa8en.
I'M Treitas bic 0iienpe besonueu nm geronu ,u beeu
an an ber efrOn lcb6at bcaprneu Gpae

clooers lebbat ar Der Snftee ac uc Soou oboe
olicn Nber bcutide gcu1dhe sicoer bohen
Sn9anD pteocr ab9elo lno 65 aie 3briQoc
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petDe nerlee aar1pasne IN poem Gang Sra sorpeSoboo
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3optallN ppco bat ~ Sas Bic Motbfreu5flagge lbr Ser
bouanoidc Gan1pe subana pabricinli btiden H.
9ou 9emeudelt
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8i.l xus 8rpuifores.

Ghieago, 2o.Mar5. &inopieb
3llfltbr 1000. Stiere $7.4O-9.-
50; &iibe lno Niloer $3.70-S.70;
&albcr SS.25-t0.75.
Sdweine 3ufltbr $4,000. 1slau
5l So. 10 $50; 5lnleilt SIT $3.50
9.65.
sAafe 3ufllbr $4,000. Set
5n $s.25-s.s5; Sanlmer $3.50
1850.
Gefliigel t7-t7l4c.
9rtter Creamery 30 Sc.
gier - Trima tS--19e.
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9ie Mdrfte.
Hrubxl4e.

Ghicaap. 20. altir5. @ci5cn -
l093s Mai, 10S1s ssllli.
aorll 751s spiai, 1914 SSllli.
Safer 443s Mai, 1872 Suli.
@etreioe fir 8aar:: 9so. 2 rother
lSinter llonlinell; 9io. 2 &orn 76;
Stanoaro Safer 40.
Hoggen 9sp. , 95 96.
@erlte - 6t-76.
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Sic MaIdincnscipebre, bie perlagz
ten, rurcn pielleitt BON sen slaiirten
dls llnbralldbar 5lriidgeiuieien iporz
ben. sir Sllfel Sam lino tic eenllg",
oadte ippbl ser patripliid]e sSuffenz
fabrifart.
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Sarin, oaB an bic siclle elmer aontiz
llelttalarmec Die pcropppclte AnD vperz
bunolidte~ siational9aroe 5l trcz
ten bat.
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gerlilt 90. Naar5. Gin fran51lis
1her slngriff auf bas 9orf gang bel
@erbun ipurbc nit ldpercn @erlulten
abselhlasell tpie berlte offi5iea be-
rihtet ipirh.
Sic 0iYiien lcsteM i1rc bcItisen Gn1.