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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

With reference 20 preparedness
he changed and il was the proper
thing 20 do.
HIS attitude on the hritI
shows equal opcnness of mind
"A tann commission viii take ths
tariff out Of pol.tics-
"They sag that he has blund.
cred. Perhaps he has. But
notice that he usually blunders
forward"
In the railroad controversy,
the President acted with his us
lal courage and sanity.
Hughes hindsight, we learn
nom his speeches, is highly de-
yeleped, but as 10 his foresight
We are not equally well inform
ed.
This is nc time for Republican
SIN or Democracy. Real Amer
.sns must rct down TO funda-
mental principles
IL is not now logical or sem
sihle to change b. an inexperi-
need and untried maze
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

cbarles I. was BADLY IN need ~ mon
oy. md hn attorney general IN the
course u bis antiquarian r~earrhes
discovered tba, Ia the dim ages ~ the
last the cWwn had lsesued writ- :" the
vlties and towns on the coast requiring
them to provide vessels for the r,yal
needs. nnd be suggested that this an,
ciem right might be brought Into use
again. Instead of the actual vessels a
money contribution might be rxnried
Instead Thus tue klug would he able
10 tax larger part ~ the rTllui while
Theoretically observing the laws. Writs
rur ship money were accordingly H.
sued, but the patriot John HamIRien
declared that they were Illegil and
raised such Il prItrst agnlnst them
that they were pra' tIgIlly nulIlned.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22
How chaIk Il FORMED.

Deposits ~ chalk nre farnil on some
shores " tile sea \ rlc OF chalk
such as the teacher uses 10 illustrate
something on the blackboard at school
consists II the remains " thousands o.
Tiny creatures thar at one time lived Il
he sea. All Of their bodies. ezcep;int
be chalk called carbonate of lime il
scientific lananage has disappeared
md tie chalk that WIS left was pile,
lp where II fell al the bottom Of th'
ocean. ca b lmrtic.e pressing over II q
mtIi Il lie anne almost solid. II tooF
lhtmsGntls " years 10 nake these chaL
deposits Of the thickness ia which
hey are found. La'cr on. throusl
iianges m the eafih's suifate. th
mountain oF eEalk was raised Until )
stprd out If fhe water and tfis be
anne accessible TO man and school
TEACHERS.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22
a nira.. earssa wIr, Esnee..

There Is In Central America brown
wren about the size OF a canary which
builds curious nest. II selects 3
small tree With horizontal branches
growing close together Across twO O..
the branches It hays sticks fastened to
reiher with tough Hber until plat
form about six feet hong by two feet
wide has been constructed. On ths
end Of this platform nearest the tres
trunk Il then bhilds huge dom,
shaped nest q foot or 50 high witt
ihick sides OF interviewer tlIurns A
covered pas~ageway Is then made from
rhe nest 10 the end Of tie platform Il.
AZ crooked 4 manner as possible
Across the outer cnd a. well as at
short Intervals along the inside Of this
tunnel are placed cunning little fence
II thorns With just srare enough 10
The owners TO pass through On goinr
mt this opening h closed By the own
er by placing thorns aeruss the gate
way. anil ltus the safety Of the egIs
Or young Is assured
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

Weston had the best norma
school plant in the state whel
the three schools were abandon
ed by the legislature. but a Pen.
dleton booster glibly valued it a
SlO,O 900 in a recent talk with !
Salem paper. We suppose h,
would rate the other two a
about thirty cents each.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

or the 100 species " ferns native TO
this country u few have lecorne more
or less serious weed lesIs. The most
troublesome aFe the hay SCENTED fern
and the brake According ~ Il bulletin
u tie department uf agriculture. cut
ling oif the tops rlcre 70 the solI sur
face twice year Tor two Years will
Kill ont nearly nil ferns The best
times TO do the cutting are Just previ.
uns 20 sporting, or about the middle OF
Juue. aud The middle 0f August
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22
Llis IN nsrrtuda.

A feature ~ life III Rprmuda which
always lmpresses the stranger II the
apparent prosperity Of the natives.
white and colored alike distressing
poverty IL unknown. and even the poor.
csi families can i,0ast ~ stone house
aud garden. -ArEonaut
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

For the first time in years.
thanks to the reservoir lake,
Weston is receiving an ample
water supply at this season with
out reliance upon tine auxiliary
pumping plant.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

Booze shipments are increas
ingly heavy iato PendletoD, bu
the statistics will probably no
be incorporated into its norma
school literature.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

We have heard Of several rases
wherein twins have borne q retnarka-
ble likeness TO each other. Hut the
most curious was the ease ~ twin sIs.
terr who had 10 be told everything 10.
gether bpcanse II was impossible 10
tell them apart
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

Personally we are willing to
admit that we can learn thing
or two from Europe. as one OF
those jumping juggernauts is
just what we want when we 60
into action against Kernel Boyd.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

Should the Multnomah hote
continue to be a financial failure
at Portland there would be n,
objection here to moving it +
Weston. The LEADER will agre
to publish its list OF arrivals.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

In doing their fade-away the
Bulgars are putting more thar
the usual amount of stir into
Monastir.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

Whatever arguments Ere,
Lockley writes With regard 70 !.
PendIeton normal apply wit.
double force to the Weston Nor
NAL, which is already equippet
with buildings and ground.
owned by the state.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

Its constant internal ferment
impels the reflection that PEN
dleton would be a lovely place
for a normal school were it es-
sential for the students to lean
how not to treat one another
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

The pledged allies seem to re
gard Berlin as the most advan-
tageous place in which to talA
peace to the kaiser.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

Villa continues to be just abous
as salIbrious as the bubonn
plague, although not quite SC
easy to catch.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22
calsndar rims.

Mr.. BACON What nre Sou doing with
that MD. faded ,alPndaFi Mrs Bacon
oh. jTst Ike TO lok Into the dim
and distant past.-sYonkers StAtesman.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22
put out.

why do writer's always talk OF au-
CRY fiames?''
"Because. n yOu nUfire. flames are
USUALLY put out."-Ht. Louis tiIube-
Democrat.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22
Corrected.

MY husband tells me- that hp was
out inte last night with your husband. /"
THAT isn't 80. want you to ,inder.
stand that my husband was ont With
YOUR husband" Detroit Free Press.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

"Dimitracopulos ASKS Time. - Ore
CONAN headline,
Sal right; give him time.
Give him a century. It's al
Greek to us. anyway.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

Ore gathers that Senator Calm
.er's favorite flower Is the Penrose.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

Portlands death rate is onls
S.4 per thousand. which is con
soling to all but the "a pei
thousand.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

And the glory Of the straw hat
assinR.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

"call a tayii' Lafe MeBrfda'a Is
ways at your dsaosaI. Phone 92.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

4 trick Is at the hest but a ineal
thlng-Le Sage.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-12

Hollywood, Cal. - The glOries of
ancient Rome were revived for one
nights splendor when 5000 photo
play actors recently enacted what is
considered the most pretentious and
spectacular production Of Julius
Caesar" ever staged.
The big spectacle was presented in
celebration of the Shakespeare Ter
centenary and as a benefit for the
fund the actors of America are rails
ing to build a home in New York
city for infrm Thespians,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-12

An audience of 10000 people
watched the various features Of the
thTee-hOur performance on an out
door stage with a frontage of 26O
feet and a depth of a quarter Of a
mile. Incandescent projectors, with
100000 candle power, flooded the
huge arena with light.
Although the talent was donated,
production cost $4,000. Above this
expense $4,000 was cleared for the
actors fund.
In the big cast appeared many of
the worlds most famous players.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-07-12

We have just closed the biggest hal
DDS that put us in FIRST PLACE anon,
you to call at the store and see them all
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
@eam @iLiua.

Ger Icuti1oneritaniihe stoOtuer.
banO bon Gan tSroucisco nimmt
5telluug
81 Der Gerianmilung. ipeIbc Ocr
Ecltidamcritaniid)c 5tdotGcrbonO
pon san 6ranciSco, GnI., nan 5ipcis
monatlidler sSauie im Ielitihcn
Sauic ab5ielt ipurbc olif 9lntrag uon
@errn ". .. g9oIpmmm einitimmig
Ger 9eidluB gcioBt, ac9en Die Mic-
Denomination non @rdNOent @iliou
5u protcitireu Gos bon 3rdii0ent
Iobn @erMoun crIlarutc Gonite. ons
Die Heiohltion au5orbciten iuto Der
I'M SSilni IN 5t. SouiS iiattfinoenocR
Iellogrotiibei Rational. Gonpention
ilberienoeir miro. beitebt aus ben oN,
g8. 9. @olpmant s.. j. 9itobr mo
Wuitou 9ergrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

anil aeit4ltertem 9aiouett diff sen
StroBc DoriIberiiebeu ygie nn Dos
4EopliIar gcicnce Ntontblp Ser
r0tb, lUeroep Oieic arieaS Sims nit
5ohit eiiliadeu AJ}itteln 6eraeitelt.
Eie 9aionett glugriife, bei oenea
oer bIonfc Stobl reaclmdBig tipi III
oic 9rltit ocS pcrhoBtelt @egncrS
cinoriugt, iucrNen NIT eigens 0a5H
bergciiellten @eluebren ansgcfiibrt
bic all Ser Spibe ocs oarauf or
pilan5teu Seitengeluebres ldHeeuOe
Sil5fn6pte tragen; erreideu oieic
Den @eaner 10 itbroppt eiitc iScecr
ino- oer 6eino inft ourHbobrt All
9oocu, b i. oas Auiotictt ucridppni
bet im 2auf. G1s alircgeuoc &in
idllagen Der GSrunnten i'll NIiiile, oig
SSalograiie iiberquereiL ipirb luitNHtie
bon Elnbpatronen heraeitellt, sic in
lIuBbett oorber cileegrnben un0
ud6reuo oes 5iImelS aiiitels dci
triidcr 5ernsiiroer 5itnl GIaeen as
braht peroen gIe6nIth piro 0as
@inihlugen idmrrcr GIranaien III
Sanoitclnugen gcnliiui Die Halper
Iaouug miro cttuoS iiod 9codbt
oanlit reihIidbc @rO. lno Camp
mell9en budiprisen lwo ipeun eiil
ooer ppci Statiiten niiirchuiliia ir
Ole @obc 1cidAciioert ueroat 10 ucf
it0rft ooS nw oer GtHorud gha
proidiiditcn lino oic III oer &Qriic
litns 70 bcion0erS lprfioiica @nF
iibcrmdridle BON Sritppcr Ncr Ie
laoicr iieht oapon sahlrcidr Nir
bci'm Nlorldiren rcsclnlaBIg iid
beberoe mo ieufen0c saioneitc
oieie Boiouettc iino alii eincw tslm
fltbonoe moniirt. ba8 iibcr cinc ho
tcri9c @al3c I1uft. Eie gSosc ipir0
acorebt Bic @aioncttr ibirbca iid
iiber Die Soder, nno dui Ocr HuaHt
ruinft ibnen bic Scloin idlubscua
NIT Dem laihentid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
gIlns Nie Qelltr nL[es luiiirl

EoriS. ~ 8cbr, Ger CSeufer
Correspondent scr agcnips~ hot be.
recbuet Dob bic oitcrrcid)iihe sIrmer,
uelte in gIIbolticn operirt, nid)t
mebr mic 10000 Mlom sable. Ter
Gormorid nod Der Ginuobmc bon
glleiiio geitaltet lid icbr idnpicria 1T
@c3t0 ocr Serbeiidlaifiug bon Dia.
tGriol Ger Correspondent io9t ipet
ter. 0oB ErinS bon @ieo, Scr cbciua.
Iige &egcnt bon gIlbanieil all Der
@ren5c Oicies Qonoes opgctomlnen
lei uuo bon 1eutitloito uno Deter
reid nit @litteln uerieben lpiiroe
i'm cine Nrmec SIT orgoniiireil Ais
iett ion Ser 4rinS 10000 Nlnuu Bu
Iummen scbrddt bdben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
4ltIIanler y Brdrr
Gcntidles yant. nnO ssrd;o,o.,,.,.
Diliail'Se' OCT elitienbari,
70 SuMt6.Stro5c.

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---s.- --r..-~- ""ts
In' ailQ Nerlani pta 9lineu pue rn,,..,.
VIZ, nIss ", Nrdql, nm 6p,hilnuac ,hi sli, MMnl, M
Ipn,r" Irsn,Ssr e.s1tP e5'sPPis wutgm slt uo gerln,,
hsnm,oet Wtloltlieik iopie MuSgrtionno ns,ili
Soumanien' GGIiisiorien Cca ,inb ,niTba nSE pSn
'~'"''V'''p' (slpr27-.y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
Sin sruRcr sica.


gutihciopng oeS CberacrirbtS BON
Rebrosfo in @cSug oui oos
Sdulgeies Ter ocutidc I'm
tcrriGt muB Don Sen 5huIbcbor.
Neu ciugefiibrt lperoeu ipem Die
9citirmpnoen ocS GeicscS cr.
iiilIt limo.
Iic @eieerunQ elmer lofoleu
Shui6e6oroe in y}ebrasta, trosOem
ollie gorihriften Oes @eicbes eriiiIlt
iparen ocu oelItiden Sprah-llntcr.
ridt cit8nfiibrcn ga6 5ii gerihtIidlen
0erbauoluHeen 9luIaB iueld)e i6ren
Nbic1luB oor ser Supremc Court
OcS StuatS innoeu. Iie 9eeaIitot
Ses i'm Sabre 1913 crluIicuen @e.
icbcs, meIdcS Die SdnI6rbor6eu an.
lpeiit ircmOiprodIid)eli llntcrribt
BON Der A. aIoiic al ii Sen 5d)pIcn
cii3ltfii6rcl ipeun oie GItcru ODER
Gormiin6er BON menigIteuS fiiui5ia
ShiiIcru ooer ShulcriuHen e min
idjcL luor uneciodten worocn. Der
0cutldomeritmiid)e StoatsperbauO,
ociieu Broiioent Ser euergiide umo
5ieIbepuBte Serausgeber Ser 0puis
id5cn gaacs5citung Gmobas, perr
Bal & ASetcr III, mar cnergiih fir
oic MISUNDERSTANDING 0es 05ciebcS,
ulii (SramO oeiien III Gmobo lluS un
ocren StGoten oeutiher llptcrriht
ciuaeIiibrt uoroeu lpdr cingetrcten.
Gie Gntiheiouna 0eS CberaeritiS lit
ieBt crtolat Sic loiitpt 81 @uuiten
oes @eleseS. Rrdii0ent Neter iibcr-
rnitteIte oie irobe aiuloc Dem Brat,
oeHien ocs 9lationuI6iHocS, 81, s..
8. @crainer, iclegrapbildj lpic iolgt.
aGs treut mid, ciucn sroBcu unO
acredten Sieg lmierer Sadie &c.
ridtcn 5u f6rntn Gle Supreme
Court bon glebroSfo 6ielt cinltnu,
MIG bic 2cgoliiot ocS ouf 0eutihep
llntcrrift III ben SHulcu bc5iigH-
dcn Sciebes ailfrcdt Iie Sahc
iii ictt ein fir ouc @loI aercgplt.
Sm gal8cn Siuaic berritt groBe
iSreiiOe,"
Or Seramer. Der am Iieuitoa
bon cinem 9luieutboIt III @ui6iug.
tcrt pO er i'm Sntereiic Der 9eitre,
blmgcr oeS 9}otionolhlnoeS ibatia
mar nad E6iIaoelpbia jiriidtcbrtc.
ianote Serrn Peter into ,0eh Wlit.
glieoern liuiercs onsgc5cihneten gle-
brosfd . Stdots 8erbanocS4 telc.
gropbiif ieirc @Iiidlpiinidjc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

9utfalo, R..D., II. 5cbriar.
Der 5eiSmcgrapb oeS biciiect
GaniiiuS-GoaegS bat seitern Gorntit.
tag ciu Grobebcn uon 10 Sehm0en
Darer regiitrirt oas iib onideineno
I'M 5iloweiten Der Ser. Staatcn er.
cgnct bat.
" aibington H. 6ebrnar
Die ScisnIoarapbe Der @cor5etolpn'
llniueriitdt babcu aciiera lcidlte Gro
erihiittcrlngeL bic mc1rcre 5tuls
0en an0auertcn, re0iitrirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
gBic aricesfilms fcrecltcllt iurrOcn.

Seit oen erlten ariegSmouateu m
tcrbdlt man lib III 0en @ntenteIdn
bern uno bciouocrs Ill Gnglan0 nit
ariegs 6ilms, Sic init icbouerlicher
Ginoringlihfeit III Sen blntigcraricd
btneinoerieben; Der @uglanOer iiebt
oli oer Seinuano entieslidc N1oro-
S6eneu uoriiberilimmern cr bcobad
tci gnatugetreue@ gdjcretturgrifie
iielt 6cl0grauc angreifeno ourdl ben
SliiB muien llno inter ciilcn1 &cgcN
&bcrall i'm ASoiier eiiiidllagen0ereSros
rotcn bcranitiirnien; ct crlcbt iucb'
miItbSonac 9lbidic0si5enen p6brcno
oeren lnabiebbare Irupperiiueneei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

lbcn abgeipieicne gtnerific perocblid,
perinft ocr Derlorcnen @ooeit 5ii4
riid5ucrobern.
lVlit ,Sc5IiGlagcn cuoigtcu aid,
fran5oiidc aIngrific iiioIib Der Som.
me, Die cbenioas Dem Micoergelpitn
Der BORT bon Den Geiltideu eroberten
StcIllmgeh ge9olteu batten
Sn gllbatien baben Die oiterrcirti
iden Gulppcn bic Scitlna Iirana
genontiiictt iuo iino dui ibreu Dor.
murid gegcu Guro35o bis gn3ar
5d)iof porgeorungen.
gln ligriS boben Die Eiirfeu fuo
slraber Die 9riten bon Relien uliter
idlpcren Gerliliiei eeldIageu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
glenr 0lnrm fiir NannllalIe.

" "a bington, II. 6ebrlar.
&om &anoclS.Goniite 0eS NauieS
mnroe pcitern bic @ia, ourh lpeltc
cine nete gSorm fir 3crcdnung oeS
Bellies bon SHiiien oie ollrh ocn
RnuanatauaI paiiireL alligeitellt
iperocn ion, aiinitig einberihtet. @e.
neral @oeibolS bciiiriuortcte 0ie gln.
nabne Der Bin. neil Oieielbe. iuie cr
iagtc, eineu groBcu iinnn5ieilcn e'c.
winn fir sic gunoesreeieruug bc
oeute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13

S8ni6iit8ton, IL. 5ebruar,
Der iriiberc @fapor &hctt ucn
G6arlcitoh Sc lit gciteri 8llnl
%raii6crtcn Der 9cr Sioaten.San.
oclctanmer cup1hIt nprncu. 9lllc
aaoereu 8eanlteu iuuroen mieocrecs
wdblt imo 6ic olirt 9Rbcit'S Pins
ideioen ans Dem @reflitip.Goniitc
ertitonoenc &ofdnS pirb 1T Der nah
item Girettoreniibnna beiebt lucr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-13
aaaaaaslts 4

9iorbwcitlih bon Tornopol al Der
oItgoIi5iicben Strupdfrort 1T eii rlii.
iiicber @inbn,dsperiuA in Die Sor
ltelungen Der 81. Il. 81. Errppeli nadj
tilr5enL obcr Dortcnl Eingel obgc-
luieicn poroen.
0onoon nieloet bic @erientnng oes
britiihcn 1antpfcrS g9lrgo~ cincs
5Aifcg bon 1920 Tonncn.
9Iod elmer @enicr DlelOlnie gebie
let Dcutihlolo gcsemmartio ilbcr
cine aus odbt6ig g3eppeImcn" be.
itrbcnoc 2uftfreu5er. 6lottc
Donneritog 10. 6ebruor
3wei Oelitlhc 6lue5euee bobei Dcnte.
glodniittoe Die enelildle G5rafidoft
Scent ilbcrfonen mo Oie Grte Slams
ootc mo 9roooitoirs nit @omben
teIeot.
SSn glrtois boben sic @euticbclr
weiIli6 bon @ino fron6oilhe Stel'
hlnQcn pon 500 glcter greitc cr.
itiirlut. 100 Monn gcfunacn imo iiinf
Mold)hiengcmebre crbeittct
Ole 6cltitng gelfort 1T bcltc por
Sieucnl pon oeutiher ldwercr slrtil
Icric beicboIieu lporoen
9loG ciucr Getroeraoer NieIouna.
hoben sic 7eutldcn n0r0lid, bon
Gilnnburg ooS olf Dem rehtcn Oil
uo.llfer licgcr6e 2irno beimoien.
ryn Ecriicn bobcn Bic cingcbore
ncu Gruppcn sic 9Ruiieu Dor Saut
I1ulof aufs '0oipt gelhlogen uno
ole geuonutc Stoot 3uriif crobcri,
6reitog fl. 6ebr. 1euticbs
lonO imo Seltcrrcih boben sic neil.
trolen @IG6tc iormcl in 9clntniS
gciebt, Dab lie BON I Ol1rS ob ale
oriuirtcu SouoclSidiiic fcinoIiher
g|otioucn ais aricgsihific ouicbell
un0 Oeingem6B bebonoeln wer0en.
Iie 3eiitihen boben aui Der g9eit.
front inn 9trtoiS Tiitrift torolpeItitt,
BON 8inp, cinen 5iemlid) beDeiiten.
Den Gcrraingeipinn eenioht. Syi Der
9}0be non 9leiipillc bobeu sic bent.
icbcn Truppcn cincn 9)finenfrotcr Su-
riiderobert.
! PM Der Gitiront i'm giig1 1iitrifi
ipurOen 9lngriffc fleirerer riiiiitcl
9Ibibeilingcu 5uriif9cidlldgclt
! 9luf Scr beBordbiiden Srort bd6el
! bic froatiibcn GeicrneGeeiirenicl
| sic giiiieii aus ciner iiorf bcfciii1tef
oorgeidobeuen Stclhlng binopS ae
porien mo oui i1rc SauptitcIlllni
| 5uriidoetrieben"
Snmitaa r. 6ebruur Cent
idje Corpeoo6oote bobcn oil oen Eoe
ocr6dnfen oen ncuen britiiden areit
5er .9(rubiS" IN Oen @runO gebobr
mo cinen onoereu SrenScr torpC
oirt.
t}lDntDcll GllituDllrg lill0 0elllArls
pjuti Sec lit Gin BON Ocn Riiiiel
oeritdter DtaiicnuoritoB i'm ocuticet
6cuer 5uionunetgebrodcn
glnh uliiiide 9Ingriiic gegen oi
SteIlitng Der 9lrmee oes gr5ber5og
Soiei 6eroiuouN iinN dlSnobnSIo
aeiteitcrt
9lor0peNlidl bon &iinp baben 0i
l6ron5oien Ourd bier uonoen Ten
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@Odlcn.&rien..lS ..lShranif.

Sonntog, 6. 6ebrum gtaDc
Doirm al ocr grichii6cn @rcn6e
bot iicb cin grtilIeriefampi Spiiden
Oeu 9idGoren uno ben Streitfrditen
Ocr 9laiirtcn cntiponnen. h
Gin oclticber 2uitfreu3er Bat Die
riiiiid)e ycIhne Oiinobllrg ongcgrif.
icn.
Siiolid) ocs 2o @oiicc annois lmo
iiiolid Der Sonme boben ongreiien.
&c 9riteu m,o 6ron5oien glicoecrlu,
gen erIitten
1Sn Wleiopotoniicn iinO britiihc
Srdite, sic bon 6eIubie aus por5u.
ge1er 0criidtelL bon oeu Eiirfen
5uriifscihIogen morOeu.
.0t ontog Z. 6ebruor 3pei
britiide YoritoBpcriu4c. Der eine bel
Wloiiines in 5lonOerh Der onoere
ON Sn 9aiicc9onol iino obgeihlo
Gen por6en.
81 Niciopotnmici lit cs 6ei 6pla.
bic 5lpiidan Nen Gilrfcn mo Der bri.
iiidrn Armec oes Generals 9lDlnlcr
5ll aoulpieu gefommcn.
Sin aoiifolnS oouern an peridlie
oenen Euitten CSeic6te bon lofolcr
SeOrutllng meiter an.
Der brltiiMc Dompier o9oleop.
mic" ein Scbifi Ben 1861 8onncit
1T Oeillenft moroen.
Der 8uIearcn.3o 6croinono miro
iid iii Sliir8e nod Berlin bcgeber
iml Den 9ciuh aoiier @ilhelm's 5u
crmioern.
0ienitoG s. 8ebruor 6run'
5oiii6e 8lieger mcloen Oie uuoouerils
sc 3uionmen5iebuns oerbiltoetcr
Streitfrditc init id6lpcrer 9lrtiaerie
an ser grie1iiyben @rcn5e @ren5e
ge8cn 5oloniii
gtiAaanol bon ga @oiiee unO in
9trtoisN toben beftige 9lrtileric.
a1upfe.
SGOlueitli6 BON 8dronomitidi bo.
ben Ole 0eiitiden cinen rliiiiichcr
glhgriif inter ibperen &erliiitcn fin
0en 6cirO abgcmicic,.
Giner 2onoouer @leloung 5uiol9t
miro Der Riidtritt ocs britiidct
S{ficesmiuiitcrs Carl 9itdencr CT
lnartet.
| Nrin5 Ssfor bon 9SrenBen oci
oeutidlcn aaiicrs iiiliiter Sobu. i
| Oil Der Cltiront slim 5mcitcr Nlol DO
! ocui Deinoc perlpin0et por0cu.
Die ge6orOen ser OclltlhcnariegS
noienitoot aicl gebcn sen Nemobneri
SerbolttngsnoBrc9eln fiir Den 6ol
ciueS ieiuOliden 6lieger. 9lneriffs.
Ntittm d. 8. 6cbruor giell
Sample lino iilOIib Der Sonme ent
brannt. Sic 6ronsoicn iin0 aus ci
nem bereitS gctonimeuen @robenitii,
scr neucn oeutiHen Stellungeu /
jenem NblMnitt lpieoer bernusgepot
len por0elr
Gin OeutiheS 6luggcihmoOcr bc
oen 9ubnboi BON @operinebe /
6lunoeri llno in Der g}Gbc beiipolid
9oacrpl0Bc nit goin6cu Oclcot III
lit Damn nnueriebrt nod ieincm gIus
gouespuntt 6lriidgefebrt.
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yIns @lcritu nnsae,uieien.

Eorreon Gonbuilo. Dlcr. H..
6rbrior. Der Oeiitl1c Goninl
Sholrner III Der 5tnot Grronao iit
mic gcitcru bicrbrr bcrihtct puroc.
ncs 2anocS ueriuicien iuorocn, 0o Ct
fit Die III lcincrn Gaocn entbaItcten
@ooren 5u bobc 8rciic bcrcdnet la
ben iol.
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@srmiidlte IrIenraphIIde 0rptidIgn.

gei einem 8ronSc Oct 8udrr
wcrfiabrtf bon v. 5epherlis il
@lattSbure, Y. l..y, iiuo 5pci glnsr
ltellte Oer SSabrif III ocn Slanlaictt
umgetonrmeil. giicr oa0arc Gerio
nen crlitteu idpere @ranomuibci.
Der 9ron0id5aoer bctrdat $4,000.
Sn Gittsbiireb, @o, lit lin 9ll.
ter Oon 10 Sabrci y. " @larbeta.
Ser Qrdiiocrt Ocr Daatbetb @pous
SlnssGo., cii,er ocr Rionicrc 6ar
IlnsiiiNuitril, gcitorbcn.
QfbDnuenicn, Nie esn .Hcnfimcn Nrgfsiyar-
benttn" nldt bAnitltm pbtf unrrNrlm5kia fY'
talien, ino aeDtteu, Der Efilrg onpgh rgY no
tcSbrn rptr idrtttlT milHntlluaa 1B tantteai