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Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-04

SAM w. ROBLEY: Stung again,
just because was too soft in helping
a poor family out that has had lots
of trouble. This prison aid work is
an ideal job for millionaire with a
desire to alleviate the sufferings OF
humanity. could keep busy 25 hours
a day introducing him to places where
he could use his money and invest
his heart II
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-04

ATTORNEY MASON F. PRoSSER
and Mrs. Prosser left for the Orient
in the steamer Tenyo Maru yesterday
for visit to Japan, China and the
Philippines.
Honolulu star-bulletin., 1916-04-04

JOHN D. PARIS, JR., of Kealake.
kua Hawaii, and Mrs. Paris, who are
visiting in Honolulu, last Friday well
coined the arrival of a baby girl.
Evening star., 1916-11-17

ELACK fox fur necspiece. lost last night he
tween 1st and 9Th SITS. NV on Pa ave. Return
10 l02 Indisna NV. for reward 1s'
BRACELET Lost Tuesday morning. plain gold
owners name inside. Reward. si2 N II. nv
Evening star., 1916-11-17

sALEsMEN-InU InUlligent and zentlcmsnly: pref
yrsne' :" those With experience IN >fNlag hlgii-
.iaSs ari'rles IN good hoLIe-. aH'" furnisii"'i.
Apply 433 10th ~. NV.
Evening star., 1916-11-17

BAR PIN-Iost Wednesday, Nov. IL. afternoon
evening. F ST.. n at. bet. 14th and 18th sts..
cilt bar pin with large green stones. Return
1921 II st NV
Evening star., 1916-11-17

BEAVER FIR ,UFF-Lo>t on X st. between
14th and 18TH sts.. at & o'clock Thursday eve.
Reward il returned 10 1880 ST.. or phone Main
Evening star., 1916-11-17

SALkSMEN-iew strictly first
class stock statesmen to sell stock
in large coal company and also
stock III real estate company; only
those of ability and who can give
best references need apply Ad-
dress r. O. Box I2io, Washing
ton. y. {.
Evening star., 1916-11-17

EREASTPIN-Lost Friday afternoon. in or near
III. Smithsonian Institution. large brown Alexsu
dritr, surrounded by diamonds. Liberal reward.
Address Roy 15v-A. office,
Evening star., 1916-11-17
LOST AND FOUND.

AUTO TOOLS-11th near Columbia rd-. We'd.
night: reward. 1870 Chaplin NV. Phone Col
Evening star., 1916-11-17

SOLICITORS Industrial insurance. Apply Room
si Baltic blildlBg. 'as; Il. ma 1ss
THREE tirst-class fixture makers
and hangers at the Artistic Light
ing Shop. 1910 i4th NV.
WALL SCRAPERS at once. X. ". Henderson,
iIOB St NV.
wATGHMAN wanted: settied colored man: must
bring references II. L. Ryan Lumber Co.. lnc.-
i1A BsnainS road ne. 1Ss
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-07
c. S. NUM-
Attorney at Law
MARION. KENTUCKY
Post Office Building.
WEAKNESS, CAUSE,
NOT CANDIDATE
Hughes Should Not Be Blamed
For Poor Showing.

Chicago, III. Sept. 4th-The
initial swing around the circle by
former justice Hughes, Republi.
can nominee for President, has
materially increased the chances
of President Wilson's reelection,
in the opinion of Senator Thorn
as J. Walsh, of Montana, West
ern Democratic campaign man.
ager.
"Now that Candidate Hughes
is about completing his cross
country speaking tour, an oppor.
tunity is afforded to survey it as
a whole and to judge more ac-
curately of its value and effect, 4"
said Senator Walsh, in a state
ment issued to-day.
u am disposed to believe that
the country has been somewhat
unjust to Gov. Hughes, in the
judgment which has been form
ed of his ability and his states
manship, as exhibited in his pub
lie addresses thus far, assigning
to him a weakness that really in
heres in his cause. He may not
be magnetic, but it would be idle
to assert that he is lacking in in
tellectual vigor or wanting in the
essentials of a high quality OF
American citizenship.
Disappointment at his failure
to make a better showing has
bred a sentiment akin to resent.
ment among many Of his party
associates. Without any wei
defined virile policy, either for
eign or domestic, enunciated in
their platform. contrasting
boldly with the record legisla
tive and executive made by thu
Administration, they looked Il
him to supply an issue they hac
been unable to frame and to out
line a course departing RADICAL.
from that they had been follow
ing.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-07
Wa u Steet's stimoDy.

No sooner did it become known
in Wall Street that the railroad
presidents would yield to the de.
spotic demands of President Will
son than the Stock Exchange
proceeded to have 1000, 0O0-share
day, with 5000 shares thrown
in for good measure.
The Sacred principle of arbitra-
ton had been throttled by a ruth
less chief magistrate. The rail.
roads had been condemned t o
ruin without their day in court
Demagogy was in the saddle. and
the economic stability Of all in.
dustry was menaced by the in
ep'itude," as Mr.. Hughes would
call it, of Woodrow Wilson.
So Steel moved TO new high
record of 81 l.2. TIE shares OF
the railroads already wrecked by
an eight-hour day advanced all
along the line. The brock RS
were unable 20 take care of the
business of people who wanted
to invest money in the casacl, SIN
of industry.
Yesterday the situation refusi d
to better itself. There was an.
other 1000, 600 share day. Stet
common went up to99 3-S. mar.
rowiy escaping par. There has
been no other such stock market
n ten months as New York has
witnessed since President will,
son ruined the railroads, obliter.
ated arbitration and gave over
the Industries of a great c.untr,
to a a 'cby and destruction.
AL Of which shows how much
real honesty and sincerity lie,
back of the Wall Street criticism
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICE
in regard to
OBITUARIES, RESOLUTIONS OF
RESPECT, SCHOOL NO.
TICES AND &.

On account of the great ed
vance in the cost of all materials
connected with the running of a
newspaper we have adopted a
new rule in regard to Obituaries,
Resolutions of Respect, Cards Of
Thanks, School notices, etc,
whether written personally or
for lodges, churches. schools or
individuals. and that is, we shall
charge at a rate of one cent per
word for all such articles,
The amount, in cash or stamps,
must accompany each article, OF
it will not be printed. The
heading and the signature bott
count. This ruling applies tc
everybody alike, without any dis
tinction.
Contributors please remember
CRIyTENDEN RECORD PRESS,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-07

Of Presidents Wilson's action IN
averting a strike,
Wall Stress deeds do not
square with its words Its words
have been bitterly denunciatory
of the President for refusing 70
accept the railroad theory Of arb.
itra,ion. Its deeds are an EN-.
phatic endorsement Of the Pres
idents strong action in prevent.
ing 3 strike.
Curslng President wilson IS
Wall Street favori,e amusemet
but capitalizins his S,eam.h ? is
its most profitable industry.
New York Word
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-07
United States Should Aid
in Emancipation OF
Iatin-American States
By WOODROW WILSON
Pre.;den, Of the United S,s'ss

There one popularity about the history of the latin-Amercan
states which, they eeny aware Of GU hear OF conces
scnn IN foreign capitalists America You do not hear OF
- 70 foreign spitasts in the United States They not granted
concessions They are invited make investments The work Is ours
though they are welcome it, We do not ask them to supply
the capa and do the work is invitation not privilege and
states obliged because their territory does not lie WITHIN the main
field Of modern concessions are IN this con-
don TINT foreign interests are apt dominate their domestic affairs
condition of affairs always dangerous and apt become noeab
The dignity the courage the poession the seepect OF the
states achievements the face OF all these adverse
circumstances deserve nothing but admiration and applause Of the
world rejoice nothing much the prospect that they will
now be emncpated from these conditions and ought to be the first
to take part in assisting in that emancipation
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-07
Jealousy Not Always Sign Of Mean
or Little Nature


ruling mne whereby refused to send man an insane
asyum caused great deal Of discussion Of the Importance
single because Of assertion that jealous man
asylum would have to build double OF
madhous the length Of the island repeat that assertion
the ound finest biggest natures have known suf-
ered from jealousy.
What the cure for it? Paence And again patience
you caused any suffering through that emotion treat it
would any pathological Remove the II the person has mag
cause suffering real to him though existed Patiently
that person that he II cannot be done at once but
by kindly persistence the germ be eliminated from the mind
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-07
Development of Agriculture Will
Insure National Strength


Agriculture the industry Of the world Whatever advances
agriculture strengthens the nation for well for peace and pro
NOTES the interests of all mankind 1t duty and should be our
delight sae to insure to the te OF the soil the maximum
of comfort prosperity and their bors Taxation meas
ues should be framed upon them lightly Government aid
increase fertility of the SOIL diversity the crops and increase the
rewards Of farm labor should go them continuously.
Develop agriculture make profitable industry and you have gone
far to insure the Of the nation should national life
be threatened ontented patriotic hOmeovng people will arise in
their might to nations need Germany organized agriculture
perfectly other industry and today she feeding her people at
home and her armies field though hdgd by ring OF steel
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-07

and in general until some one
steals from HIM the umbrella ne
stoled from some other man.
Uncle George Reed was teach
Ing a class in Sunday School and
asked Tommie, Can yol tell
me what il Baptismsl covenant?
Can you tell me the two things
nece ssary to Baptism
Yes. sir. said Tommie, wa
ter and a baby"
A friend OF Frank Lloyd ssld'
We'll. did your Congressman
shake the plum tree for your
no he shook the ounce tree. y
A peddler stopped at Harlem
Miles gate. and said:
is the lady Of the house, in
Yes, but there isn'ta thing
in the wide world we want"
Alright sir III call again
when the honeymoon is o7es.
Mrs Nellie Todd said to Lucy:
! What his happened to your
doll?"
The doctor says il has ntry.
Gus breakdown and he has pr e.
scribsd niue lage." Said Llcy
Ambrose Wheeler says, CIs
reason why my wife isn't cen.
tented is because " | let her
have her own way she will want
to do something else.
Albert Elder says, Before some
men get her she is the girl Ct
his dreams, but after a while he
regards her as a sort Of q nictt
mare.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-07
True American One Who Stands for
Rights Of Humanity
By REPRESENTATIVE FRANK BUCHANAN 81 uliao.

American who loves the people of America and faith
fully them, and whose fidelity their will not be
werved by danger his personal interests by threats from
powerful influences destroy him. True Ameransm exists him who
has the courage strive for the rights and freedom Of humanity under
great difficulties and intelligent American understands that he
degree citizen Of the world and whs striving to the best
interests Of America realizes that these interests best served by direct
ing his influence to humanity elsewhere.
Amcanm does not locality. Ameranim does not mean
family Amernim liberty equality and justice and he
who stands fmest support of these principles deserves most to be called
a American.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-07
Excessive Religion Eshanges Nations
and Breeds Hypocrisy
By REV. FRANK ARUNER Pastor Simpson Methodist Church. os,s.

To be oyergou breeds hypocrisy Many full of religion
they have for the love Of God The reo of takes
often matssam Take the religion Of natonam which has for
turtles held humanity its giant grip Germany Russia and Rome
well other nations What doing to make the world berf
In Of nato religion has sword slaughter
Of thousands breaking the heart Of motherhood running
childhood, whose tender life is left exposed cruel war
The present nothing but oergousncss rooted deeply in
sel6shnes for the promotion of religion naonan denomsaona
Ism and arstocracy
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-07
Stop The First Cold

A cold does not get well of itself.
The process OF wearing out cold
wears you out, and your cough becomes
serious II neglected. Hacking coughs
drains the energy and saps the vitality.
For Al years the happy combination Of
soothing antiseptic balsams in DR.
Kings New Discovery has healed
coughs and relieved congestion. Young
and old can testify to the effectiveness
Of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
coughs and colds. Buy bottle today
at your Druggist, SOC.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-07
10 DIS Brain Leaks,

David Woods says. Rain is net
any wetter on Sundays than il
is Other dals But a light show.
er car keep q MAJ fr ~ INK to
church, when q d,vn.pour could
not keep him away from a musi.
cal or plctureshow David knows
Jim Freeman says q man never
realizes total deoravity Of man.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-07

ihs ouialns That Does No, Affect IN, hsso
,,an.r 81 90 ierIc anf 'Atstys effect. LANA.
wv hNVMo VllNlNl u better than ofdiuafv
luiuint and does not causs rsf,unspsss tuf
l.'us in head Remember IN, iuli name All
W me signature Of H W CROW. "a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
lpilicn icm mad,
Omaba kcmmcn!
MaBOr SaBlmaH nnb aOusrchmanu
SObef babeH i'm sur oiitOris
ldJcH NOde cingelabeH.

g8oibington. IL glliguit. 0Ia.
nor 0ablnian uno StonqrcBnlonn
2obed iprohen geitern bel Scrru
IuniuItn, GribatiefrctGr ocs @rdii
benton @ilicn, Dor lmo madten
ibnl flar puB 9}rGlioent @ilion
5nci 6licgen anf cinen 5mlag trcf
frn miiroe. maln cr lu0breno Der
biitoriitben &onc nod Grnabo fonl.
men umO cine 9ic0c hnlten piiroc
IS luuroc Scrru 5lulultn ociugt,
oob ii6 I'M jcne Belt iibcr 100000
6rcmoe IN GHaho befin0en mir
oen INN NIT ben giiraeru 0mabos
oos 50id6rigc 9elfeben oes 5taotes
gic6rasfoS 5it feieFR.
@crrn Ilunultp tcltAtcte sic Ga
dc ein uno CT iaate ocn 6crrert Dob
iid) Die 5ade lRaa)en laBt icllte
DER ,GrGIibent iid cntidlicBcn cine
Gotr ourd, bcn gSeiten al modem.
Gie 93ot5cbcr Saerrn ggilions &c
iteben onrollf Da6 bicier ocn 8eiten
Scr Ser 5taofen uobfIoppt" nnO
fiir icinc &icoeripsbl eltergiiG Gro.
pagouou mad)t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
Rno1cs ipieScrbclt
icil1c 2tnklaoen!

Billings, 90}outo 70 9luq.
SSIl ieiner 9eitern bier gebdltener
glnlpra6e crfIdrtc id Gho3. s.
6uabe9 mieoerttu fin eincn ongc.
lHeiienen 5dluB5oI. Gr periprarb,
Dab, nenH cr gum Grdii0entcu er.
mobt meroen iolite, bon Gripot.
porteilen ouf 6ifentlidc Soften nid)i
nebr Die !Reoe igiu meroe. Gr
erbornnmgsIoie 9ubIi5itdt
IN alien 0iuQeL pelhe bic Gegic.
rllnQ llnO oas 9ou0 betreiien.
Gr lei fid]t in Der &alupagne mo
6obe nidlt cine bon i6ut ielbit &c
ipdhltc 2auibnbn pcrloiielt nm III.
gen0 ieu1onoes politilhc9 8crt5rltg
5ii icilL lonoeuI pcil CT qlaubc. DAB
er 0n5u beritfcu Dor0cn lei Dem
aucrifanii6en &olfe 5u 0icpn.
gca Seitcrcn nnter5oQ CT Die Nc
rifo 9oIitif Der &cgicrlmq 1no ml-
0crc 6eblcr acriclbcn wic0er elmer
iharien aritif.
Neltc nittag miro @crr @nq6c5
in 3clena, 0fort, cine glniprad,e
bniten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
1lmcr.sSdnilcbcr
locrtrae anec0riffcn!
0eancr oes gertragcs i'm SGHiidcu
Jicifstng randcn nlcrbnn0
tsinlueHonnneu,

Stopcnbdgen. -. gluglrt, - Git
8crbanollmgen iiber Oen 8erfaui
bon G1uiidl Acitinoicu an Die Ser
Staotcn lpuroen eeitern I'M Gyolfe.
thing. oem llnterbultie oe5 oGtii6er
Reidstoges fortgeiebt iiuo guben 8u
beftigcn 0ehdtten MnlaB
0ie tSilbrer Der Gppoiition fritz.
iierten in idlarien @orteu Die Stel.
hung Der ReBicrnna meld)e lie einc
5weiocutiae nannten on oieieIbt
mebriod geleueuet b1be, 0oB Der
banolungcn hetreifs oes Gerfolfs
Der Snielu al Die gicgernlg Der
Der. Stanten i'll tSongc ieien.
@leid5eitig pcrlangten Die @eg.
ner Oes 8ertruges, DAB Sen 8erpobt
nern Der upitinoiidjen SnieIn @elc.
genbctt 9eaeben wcroe. iiA 0urdj
Elm Hcicreuoun ilber Den bea51icbtig.
ten Gertoli 8u duBcru. syn 9eoltt-
mortung oieier 6oroerllng erflartc
oer Wlinilter 0es 9lusiu1rtiget. 0oil
CT mdbrena Der 8cr9anolulgcn mt
Der nmerifaniiheu 9tegicrlug oie.
iel6e ongeirn9t babe, oh iie einelu
0erartigen 9ieferenhunl gcneiet iein
lpiir0c. 0ie onerifunii6e Hegic.
ritng 1obe it'd jeooh oagegct aus.
gciprodcn. 9Iion bofft. DnB Die &c
bottc bcnte uoN 8il Gnoc fotnrtt,
iooaB ON 2lben0 bic 2l6itimnlung
porgcuolllmen lDer0eH fonn.
&dbreno Der Qcbatte bcrriftc
grobe glufregltng. 9ieIe f5rnuen,
Die iif allf ben (SaI(erien inter oen
3uboreu beinnoen idrien. s8ir
pollcn nidt ucrtolticn!"
.Qiebrere 0iiniiter beteiliQten iidJ
an Der Gcbattt. SIN 9laulcn Scr
9te9ierlng ipnroe Die grflGrung ab.
geeebcn odB lucoer b1uslide nod
wirtidaitlid)e Grw1gunech ionoern
nur Die inteenationalc 2ogc Die Sra
gg auf Die SptBc getricbcn bate.
uho oaB Die ,fegierltne, faas ibrc
Bl1ne 5nriitgauieicn lncrOcr iollten,
oaS Garlanleut anfloien uno lid,
nit eiilem 9tpea al bas 2on0 mer-
Den milroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
2l1ilbfahrer>S Strcik int
GlcuelaitS II. St. Comis!

GlcuelanO. 8. t2. glia. ,5n.
folgc oes Strcifs Der O}ildiabrcr
Der Selling Belle gcrnou Gonrpn
M, Der ar1Bten ndIdbonOel8firua
Der 5toot ntrne oeiiern 100000
glepclotoern feline MfilM qclicfcrt.
Bic e51brcl Der ,.5d)ncioer 8cdcr
Ioirn Goliponn" oig lnqciGbr t50.-
600 Ecrioncn nit Ddld ncriorat
mer0en lBnhrid)eiulid nod bcutc
itrcifcu.
3ie 1}itdhanoclsiirmen gcqcn
'pic BON 0en 5treifern fcin Gin
lpan0 cr6cben mirh. licicrtcn oen
@oipit1lern mo glhitaItcn sur Der
iprgung pon ainoern Nlild, lesterc
fpnnten aber nidt allen all lie ge.
itellteu 5prorrulaen 6olge leiiten
ct. 2oliis, Ulo. IL. Mug.
SSylioIge fe5 streits Der bieligen
UliIhiabref lit Die Wtilhueriorgung
ut scr StaOt 10 ait mie anigebobeu.
9alr 2eute, pcIdlr iih i6re 0fild
iclblt bultel fontlicn iplde crlon
gen. Tie 6islpa9elfltihrr luciqern
iidl an 9PilhoniinlteH oerer ,Sab
rcr itreiteh. Gis oh5ulieiern morous
lcidt tin naaeuieincr 2treit scr
Gisiobrer cntitcben mag.
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21cilc Bcpcilc inn
4octrclitcz Sal!

@nibinatptL ~. gfllguit. Gas
Staatsmut bat iuciterc gelpeiie be.
treifs oes glngr;iiS cines oiterrei.
dliidlel Inudl6ootc8 agi oen anie.
rifoniihen 9Sctroleunodlnpfcr a9e.
frotife aeinrnlclt. lprldlc DIE Pin.
Hagen ocs Snpitous ocs 0anpiefs.
ooB Der 9ngrifi IN Serlebllng oes
intcrnationdlan 8CicBes crinlgt iei
erbarten. Sic neuc glote init obi.
gen 9elpeis'tiidcu miro nodlitc g8o.
DE Der 5itcrreidD. D.utBariibcn 9legie-
run9 ilbcrntittclt mcroln.
Die Ser. 5tautcn bnben bereits
Dor l1ngerer 3eit cine Gntid,uI0l.
8nng fiir ben @orfaa, Beitrailmg
OeS aommnnbantcn oes Iathbootc8
nuO Sbo0enerias berlangt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-12
Bcpkctt 0e0cn
Se3rci5er 1tbrcn!

Bern Sdmei3, i2. glu9uit.
S1mtlife 8creinc unO @erban0c
0eiltider 9yuluelierc, @ol0. mo Sils
beridnicoe iolpie ocr llbrerbrande
boben iiber Is llbrenfabrifen Der
gSeitidhpei5 oen NoDcott berh1n9t,
luril iie qlunition iiir Gugfuno uno
5ranlreid er5eugeu 9creit8 1000
0gitide ejcmerftrci6enOe boben- Ii6
hem 5perrausihuB gegenilber Der.
pflidltet, uno cS lit einc 9elue6ung
in @angc. rob aud Die 8erbdnoe
0eitcrreih llngarnS oeh 9leihen &c.
idtiib foilca. sSn uorlnnler 3eit
Die Sdpcij inn s5abr fir
mebr ais 50 Dlilionen 1Sranfen
ltbret nod IciitidIauo
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5eitmito pcrScppcIt
i1rcit prcis!

Die o@lilmollfee s5ree GreB" BAT
megen Der 4apiernot ibren @rets
perooppelt. 8ie gS5rpe Ereb lit
eiae Der eriten proOelltidcn ;5eitlB-
gen 0es 2annes. SIR Seroilsgeber
ein illtimer 5reuno Oes @erousge-
bers Der ,1ribine~ idrieb Oieisnt
por fltr3ein ilber bic Gopicrnbt. sSSCt
babe cs lGngit cuiae9ebeu, eiiteli ga
picrlieierugg5 5-aontraft 81 erlatgcf.
Mic 9ernilbuugcn iuoreu persebIid
unO ih foute ieet nur nod mit Dem
oficnen Niorft."
Ger r@}ilm1llfce Qcaoer~ I)ot lei
men GreiS cbenfoas erhobt. 5crncr
cmc 3nn5c Rcigg Don .3ritlugcn I'LL
29iacoriiH unO 51ar troBDem. oaB
0ieic 3eihtngeu lin Napieritqotg ID
lcgcn iino. SSisroniin Dot nGinIic3
Die mciiten mO gr0Bten Qapierfabri.
ten 0cS Seitcns.
ltnicrc Seier erieben alio. Oa6
ntd]t mir olc oSdglldc 9lnabn 1ri
bilne 81 Dem ulliebiamen 5dlritt
Der &reiscrbo5aug gr5mullqen mar.
S5r 5ormdt meIitc u4to fonnfe 0ie
ulribiinc" nidt perfleiuern; oie 9ln.
5ci9cnpretie jcst 3lt erb6heu marc
elm Iing Der llnnta8ltdlfeit 0elpc
len &ir ntiiBten inns an imirrc
geicr balten uhO hpifen 5upc;iitt-
lid. Dab tie bic 9lebrfoiten poa ii.
nem 0ollor Oas Sobr gerne 5ohicu
mcrOcn 9Sir MAIDEN iibriaens ii
Scrbinoun9 NIT 0ieiem Scrid]t ME.
ocum oaralif adinertinm, 0aB Der
oltc Greis BON 81 0ae ,Sahr rod
bis gum / 0ttO0er 1T araft bleibel
mirO. @er Dor oieier 3eit be3aDlun
mill, iolltc es gleid tim 9lnl 1.
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reits bon jebt alb anigeboben mon.
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@eitern giHg in gan5 Gage Gcantp
Gin idliUercr Reqen nieoer. ueI6er
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oieier Bcgeno betrug o10ertbolb
3oa. g9nHorc. 0oea unO ou0ere
GrtiDaiten bcritJten iber eripricB.
Iide Regeui1Gc, iooaB in jenen Gan.
0estcilen oie aornernte ecii6ert lit.
9teo Glouo, glebr., -. 2IHguit.
Sier fiel geitcrn uber Elm 3oa
&cgeu geraoe 5tr rchten 3eit um
Dem 28cliAforn mi0 on0eren 5elo
frithtcn 5lun mermeBliden Gor.
tell dr gereideu. Ger Aegcn ginQ
ied)s Stlrnocn Ian9 5ur 5reu0C Der
GARNER llicoer
Cambridge gtcbra ~. glltquit.
s9dbrcno Der lebten anci ldqe iino
bier 21a 3oa &cgcn gefoIen oGcs
erqtideno.
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lslaocm Jobn Bun
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rem ecgcn Seit6altuns uOn "a.
onngcn fiir SolIano.

Sononn. 10. glnelit. - glmerifa
niide glusiubrbGnOIer ii6erid)iitte
ten oic britlihe Re9ierung nit a5ro.
teitcn gegen Die iSeitbaltung bon So.
olmaeu, Die tiir 0en ogtetberIanO
Gnerieds Gruit" in Soaano be.
itinuHt iino. Nion glaubt bier, Dob
Der @roteit Opr6 6iplonldtiide
Sauoluugen in 8aibington lluter.
iiiibung iinoen miro.
SIn April Dorigen Sobres ant
mortetc 0aS britiihc glism1rtige
9lmt oui einen gSroteit Der umeri.
faniidlen 9teierung be5iIglidb DER
iSeitbaltimg ocS amerifauil6en
Donlpfers ySeguronca mie iolgt:
Sic brttiid)e JtegierrHg ninlHt an
nab 2noineen, Die an oen ugietber.
lnn0 Gpcricoe Irlit" oorciiiert iino,
aud onslcblicBhd fit oen gcrbroud
III NoGauo ielblt beitinuut iino
Dies piuoe in ocu 8er. Staaten
ilberoa berbrcitet, nidt bios ourfl
9eroifentlidntng in Den 8eit,lngch
iou0ern ouh IN 3irfllnrc1 Oie
britiid)e aoniuIatc lmO uielc San.
oelsfnnmcrn ousianOten.
@o1reuo Der beioeu lcbteu gio.
nate limo nm mic6cr BON 80 bis
40 ioldc fir oen pglctberlano Gber
ieos Grnlt" bcitimmitc 21Olnqcn
ieitgcbalten lpor0en Gin3elne BON
ibnen lie9en in Soaono in 3oa.
bdlliern anoerc iinO ioqar 4riicn,
gerihten ilberqe6cn moroen.
2lnlcrifdniinc 9lusili6rbGn6ler be-
iducreu lid oeSbolb. ooB bic britt
idc 9legicrung ibr @eriprefen nidt
aehalten hobc, lnD g miro erlpar-
tet, cab lie baS 5taats0cpartenent
nieierboIb nm 8eiitau0 criud,en mer.
ben.