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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-09-14

and


We will have a Clean-Up
Sale of all odds and ends.
In many cases we have only
one of a kind, and to. make
room for new goods coming
in we will clean these up at a
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-09-14

Tne wise man expects everything
from himself. but the fool looks tn
others.-Richter
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-09-14

FOR SALE-Jeffery car, four cylin-
der, kept in first class condition.
Bargain. o. Didra, 165 North
Main. 33-2t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-09-14

CRAWFORD PEACHES for sale, soc
box, 40c at orchard. Inquire at
Mrs. Simons' millinery store.
33-2t*
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-09-14

Clerk of the Circuit Court.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23

The legislature adjourned Sat.
urday morning about 6 o'clock
after a 40 day session.
Miss jamie Lingle, of Monroe,
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. William KirkIey. who has
been in the U. S. navy for sever
al months, is spending few
DAYS at the home of his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Robt. K. Kirkley,
three miles south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. o. Jenkins,
Miss Leila Evans and Mr.. Julius
Evans spent several days last
week with relatives in Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Clark, of
Cheraw, spent Sunday with rel
atives here.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23

Guess you better buy your Furn-
iture from G.. l.. GulIedge.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23
BUSINESS LOCALS

For Sale-3 or 4 hundred bales of pea
vine and meadow hay. $12 and SIS a
ton at Hornsboro. r. B. Redfearn, Mt.
Croghan, S. C.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23

| again call your attention to
The fact that | sold all of my
Veterinary medicines and in
struments and that / am not in
position 10 do any work of this
nature for any one. Therefore,
l can not afford to break over on
your Horse or Cow. Then the
other fellow can not think hard.
With best Wishes.
q. H. Watts
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23
Read this WOOdmen

Read this Woodmen: your as
sessment for the month is now
due. Pay today and save sus-
pension. We only had seven sus-
pensions last month. Were you
one?
]. w. Quick, clerk.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23
Notice of Court.

The Court of General Sessions,
spring term will convene on
Monday, March 9th, 1916. Grand
jurors, petit jurors and witnesses
will take notice.
l. P. Mangum,
Clerk of Court.
GRAND JURORS
]. w. Miller, w. F. Winburn,
]. b. Sims, T. M. Beattie, E. l..
Stubbs, E. w. Sowell, ]. w. At
klnsou, E. R. Knight, w. A. John
son, J. w. Blackwell. T. A. Hor-
ton, ]. A. Arant, ]. r. Burr, H.
N. Askins, John D. Smith, E. w.
Lapey, A. G. Grant, w. P. Shaw.
PETIT JURORS
Cheraw-M. B. Engler, H. l..
Rivers, G. H. Bruner, O. L. Bras
ineton.
Court House-W. w. Davis,
]. E. Short. J. F. Oliver, M. D
Gardner, L. ]. Rayfield, ]. E.
Steen.
Mt. Croghan-J. B. Burch, G..
F. Evans, J. Frank Crawley, S.
]. Hunney, E. ]. Moore, r. S.
Gulledge.
Old Store-F. B. Funderburk,
H. B. Graves, w. A Pigg, Sr. J..
G. Mangum.
Jefferson-W. M. Sellers, w.
M. Raley, G.. A. Baker, D. E.
Snipes, w. G. Lowry.
Alligator. G. Hoffman, R.
B. Sowell, J. E. Brown, r. B.
King.
Cole Hill. l.. Baker, ]. G..
Smith,!D. M. Pate, T. r. Johnson.
Steer Pen-H. ]. Hudson, T. +.
Sumner, ]. N. Talbert.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23
q. H. Watts

Monday and Tuesday, Febru.
ary 28tn and 10Th, DR.. III. Smith.
Eye Sight Specialist will be AT
Pageland. AT Jefferson, Wed.
n,sSaay ,ss gay al! and Thursday, March
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23
Torrens System of Land Regis
tration

uatlOn
The State.
The registration of land titles,
as provided in the bill by Messrs.
Carey, H. H. Harris and L. Nj.
Rogers, recently enacted, is vol
untary on the part of the peti-
toner. Once secured, however,
the title bearing the seal of the
State can not be questioned, or
If questioned, no additional ex-
pense is incurred by the holder
who is protected under an assur-
ance fund.
10 register a title under this
Torrecs system a holder of land
must petition the county court
of common pleas, which is given
competent jurisdic ion in the
matter. The petition must be
accompanied by a list of all per-
sons interested in the land for
which title is desired, including
the names of the adjoining own.
erS. This petition is then referr-
ed to three or more licensed at
torneys, who have been appoint
ed by the clerk of court as
examiners of titles. If the title
appears to be good, summons
are issued through the sheriff OF
all parties named in the petition,
thereby making them defend
ants. Advertisement in a news
paper is also required. If any of
the defendants file an answer
then hearing is held by the ex-
aminer of titles. who must rem
der a decision within 80 days.
If any defendant files disclaim
er II relinquishes him and all
persons thereafter claiming un-
de him. Right of appeal is
granted.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23
Veterinary Surgeon

Calls answered day or night.
Phone No. 4S two rings.
Full stock of horse and cattle
powders on hand at all times,
i, p, GRAVES
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23
The Pageland Journal
February 23. 1916
Local News

Read the sale notice on the
opposite page.
Mr.. w. D. Sellers, who form
erly lived here, bur now of Anson
county, was here Saturday.
Mr.. Sam Turner, of Hartsvillc
is spending a few days at the
home of his mother, Mrs. M. J.
Turner.
Esq. G. M. Rodgers had an at,
tack of acute indigestion on the
streets here Saturday afternoon
and was quite sick for a few
hours.
Mr. H. James, of upper Union
county. has taken charge of the
telephone exchange here. His
family occupies the H. ]. Ogburn
house on Pearl street.
Mayor Nelson requests all
persons who are willing to join
a fire company for the town to
meet him at the Paeeland Hard
ware company's store Monday
night.
Mr.. w. B. Campbell and Miss
Cleo Horn, both of Ruby. were
married at the home of Rev. J..
D. Purvis, the officiating minis
ter, on last Wednesday, Febru.
ary 10th. Both are quite pop.
ular.
Mr.. ]. S. Bishop, the account
ant who was employed some
months ago by the grand jury
to audit the books of the county
officers. has finished his work.
He will file his report at the ap-
preaching term of court.
Beatrice, the 6-months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Mills of the Providence section,
died last Wednesday morning
from erysipelas. The body was
buried at Providence Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Boone, wife of
Mr.. Dock Boone who lives a
few miles from Jefferson, died
Saturday afternoon about g.
o'clock from pneumonia. She
was about 40 years old. Her
husband and 10 children survive.
The body was buried at Bethel
church Sunday, Rev. r. w. Cato
conducting the service.
Miss Stella Minis, the home
demonstration agent for this
county, is organizing tomato
clubs at the various schools over
the county. Three were organ.
lied Yesterday morning in this
end of the county. This is a |
good work, and should receive
the backing of all the people.
The schedule of the passenger
train on the G. & L. road has
been changed so that the train is
now scheduled to leave Cheraw
at 9.35 in the morning and arrive
at Pageland at 1905; returning
to leave Pageland at 2.45 and ar
rive at Seaboard station at Che
raw at S o'clock.
A movement has been started
to organize a company to en-
stall an electric light plant here
within a short time. 1t is i'm
possible 10 say Just at this time
what success the promoters will
meet with, but they have receiY.
ed much encouragement and il
is thought that a sufficient
amount of stock will be taken to
secure the plant.
Mr.. Hazel Laney, who has
been in school at Gainesvill, Ga.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23

Am now ready again for your repair
work. Will be glad TO have you call
anytime. B. B. Eubanks.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23

Mungo Bros. Sell the Best
Clothing for the price.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23

VIII buy old tires or rubber of all
kinds, scrap brass, and scrap iron.
II. l.. Powe, Chcraw, S. c.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23

SS oAS EANSEs
but information may be had
from Rev. !. L. Tyler at Chester
field or from the Advertiser.
Mr.. Tom Catledge died near
Plains Sunday night after an ill
ness with pneumonia. He was
about 2l years old, and was a
member of Bethel church. He
was a son of the late Mr.. James
Catledge. The body was buried
at Fork Creek church Monday
afternoon, Rev. ]. A. White con-
ductlng the service.
Moro Crawford, a negro who
lived on MIR. ]. w. Blackwells
farm near Plains, was severely
burned last Friday when her
clothing caught from the fire
place as she turned to lay her
baby in the cradle, from the ef-
fects of which she died Saturday
afternoon. No other grown
people were there and her cloth
ing burned off before help could
reach her.
Judge Shipp. of Florence, will
preside at the term of criminal
court which convenes on Mon.
day, March 9th. The most i'm
portant case to be tried is the
one against the parties who en-.
gagged in a riot here last March,
more than a dozen in number.
It is said that Solicitor Spears
will insist that all the parties be
tried under one charge and at
one time, while the attorneys on
each side will object and de
mand separate trials. The best
counsel obtainable in this Sec
ton has been employed on each
side, and there is promise of a
legal battle worthy of attention
when this case comes to trial.
A boiler at Mr.. Joe Smiths
saw mill 7 miles south of RUBY
exploded yesterday morn,no
about.1O O'Clock, and Mr.. Luke
Jordan, a white man about IS
years old, was terribly scalded
and reports late yesterday
afternoon stated that there was
hardly any chance that he
could live. One negro
was Scalded also, but
not so severely. They had
been at work en- the boiler earl
Ter in the day, and had just fired
up and were standing around
the boiler. The crown sheet
blew off, and the steam and hot
water enveloped the men. Mr..
Jordan is married man and has
3 or 4 children.
A quiet home wedding was
'olemnized at the home of Mrs.
NJ. E. Threat Sunday evening
at $50 o'clock when Miss Nellie
became the bride of
MIR. Boyd B. Eubanks. Rev. il
w. Quick performed the cere
nony. Only two or three were
present, and the announcement
came as a surprise to a great
many of their friends. Mr.. Eu-
banks is a son of the late ]. C.|
tubanks, of Buford township.
He came to Pageland three
years ago and since that time
has been engaged in the jewelry
He has shown him.
self a capable and energetic
young man, and has won many
friends. Mrs. Eubanks is the
only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Mangum. She is bright,
attractive and is highly esteemed
oy her wide circle OF friends
Both are among the towns most
popular young people, and a
great number of friends wish
\, 4 l.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1916-02-23

Bring-your chickens and eggs to D. Z
Clark q Co. They will buy in any
quantity
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02
6pfTnumssnpner
Sinh Die slnsiidtcn anf Grbaltuns
bes syriebens sipiid,en GeHtIdr
lano nno ben Ger. Staaten.
Dies, uno MIR Sies, mitsutbeileH,
mnrSe am Abenb Der aiIOeiirteu
Ireiie gcituttct.

gerIin, /. @eai. lleber 2ouopr.
Die Slusii6ten NIT Se5ug uuf Die
fiinftigeu Se5iebungen 5piid)eiI
9eltidIau6 uuo ben Ser. Staoten
finb rDeniaer acknowledgement.
Ser aiioctirten Ereiie wltrSe geItat.
tct bicic grfldrltng ab5ugebeu, peu1t.
glcid, aQc 9epeiden, Die ouf Die gia'
t1,r Der antrport ge5ua baben, Die
EcutifIan0 auf Die nmerifottiide
gsote qeben iriro, Don Der Geniur auf.
gebolten fboroeu ituo.
Gle geratplngen I'M SrobeH
Sailptquortier ba6eH elm Gnoe ers
reiGt, uuo ser gotidofter lit ant
abeno nnd Berlin a6gereiit, no er
rm 2ielritag gsatnrtttag Gnfommetr
uiro.
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6eftige adm$ie
Sabeu pieher in Der @esenS BON
gerbun itattsefunSeu.


Berlin 1. @ai. auf Srabtloienl
Wege na6 SapoiIIe. Die iolsenoe
oiiisieae 9lnfiinoieiing iuuroe CIR
@lcntag bon Der oberiten SeeresIei.
lung gematt:
s@eitIider ariessibaipIas: Eie
Gage lit i'm slleemeinen unperdnSert.
ssn Der gs6be bes Sobten @annes, in
Der Geget6 bon 8eroun, fanben ain
Soniltas beftiee Sample itatt.
~Te.ttide SIiegergeidrpooer bonn.
barSirten in beftiger @eiie ieinolid,a
srilppenIaeer iInb Masasine tueitIif
BON gerbun.
Gin frnn55iiider GoppeISeder
tpuroc nibreifo zines Samples IN Der
Suft, meitlid, pcn 9iouon, obeaf,oi.
fen. Ger 6iibrer uno Der geobadter
Ger Maid,ine iparen toot.
.stm 6itIifen, ipie auf 0eM Bal.
fan ariessidaiipIas bat iiG nid,ts
@i&sices ersisnetas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-02

9efinbsu ii6 fdmmtli6e Jibrsr Der
RsbsIIsn In Dublin.
Inter i6nen aud Der peruunoete pros
piioriI9e prGiibent 8. .. Yearce.
Die 4n3abI Der tobten Re6ellsn, Col
buisu unb frieblidsn 8iirssr
cine isbr sroBs.
uno bic 9ei6dbisung bon Dffsntli9en
unb priOut6duern cine f4Dere.
Die leste pOittion Der RebeQ.n am
Wloutas Wiittag burb 4rtiaeris
suiamm.nsefdofeu.
gsinahc 500 sefuusene Rebeasn Be-
reits nab gnglunb seIdnbt.

Tublin, 80. 2(pril, pia aOnboH,
1. Mai. - Si. RsbeIlsn fuIsien am
Sonntag Morssn bem geiipisl i6rer
Giibrer unb betannien, baB bic Sdhe
Der iriihen Republit Derlorsn iei. iHs
bsm iie ibre Wdffsn am5ubs bss purs
nea Monuments niebrlesten uno iif)
ben britiihen Sruppen ersdben. gtipa
450 BON benen, Del6e felt Woutas
seidmpft bdttsn, marIaierten untsr
fpeiber GIagge aus ibren Derbdrritas
birtsn poiition.H unb srgabeH ii9.
Nur penige Iebten bas Sdieben DOn
ibren ihtper auf5ufinoenben gerItss
den cher Don 9d6er HdheseIegener
@ebdube aus fort.
9dlb barna9 traf elmer Der Rebtls
leniiibrer in gesIsitung bon sebn
Wdnn nit fpeiBsr SABINE aus bem ans
ftobsnben gountp glsat6 ein, um ii3
iiber bas @erii9t Der allsemeineu
lIebergabs su psrsepiHerH. Sic mars
ibirten gum GdloiIe uno erfu6ren
ba DON !. 8. gsarcs, pel6sr gum
propifprifhen prGiinsntsn Der irif6en
Rsprblit ssna6t porOsn mar, bic grs
fplslpiietsit Der @rbebuug unb erbisls
ten ben Ratb, teinsn ldngeren Wiosrs
itanb gu lsiiien. Damn tshrtsn bic
WGnner nadb ben 2aHbbiftriiten 5u'
rid, ilm bic bortigen Rebellen 5u Derz
anlnfen. bic Waffen nisberSuIsssu.
Samea Connolly. eiuer Der Giibrer
in benz 4ufftunbe, ioI ii9, pie Rss
sisrungs6snmte ertIdrteu, Dsrtpuncet
I'm S1loiie 6sfinben.
Gin aDrrsIppnbert Der 9lifociirt.r
yrsfie befuGte am Sonutae ons guns
ae 4ufftdnbssebist unb bis @eripas
flung Seigte ibm, ME beftig Der
aampf sefiibrt porbsH mar. Gin
9srIud, has osrpiiitsts Ssrritorium
gu tefhreibeu. lam nur einen a[lges
m,inen @ssriff bon Der Sd6ldse ges
Zen, be inbsifeu itlimmer ausii.bt,
als iie tbatidhiib III, udmentli6 pes
gen oes Quaniums Der Sriimmer.
9luf bein Mese BON 6duptquartisr,
naht benz Ginsang gum pbOntr pdrt,
an Rprb Circular Rudb, na9 benz
-Four Courts Siifritt ipurbe feitaes
felt. bdb iebes 5eniter Der @eri6tss
simmer 5srtriimmert mar. Die RE
bsllsn batten bas @sbdune cine gun5s
Wr1e gebaltsH. eefesbii6er uno
Wl5tsl iparen bdsu berubt tpor'
ben, bic Jenitsr gu Oerbdrrifuoirer
unb srifben ben poluninofen 8dns
ben binburdb i9oFen bic RsbelIen ohne
llnterbrehung. llnb bds 5euer tpuroe
erpibert, Bis iie ae5punsen iparsn,
ben pI1b su bsrloFen Die benahs
barten s56ufer ipeiTen ale 4uuellDher
ouf, unb isnfeits Der Mine SGDsrn
Bride isS eatnlia eiA
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Serbriibernag stpiiben BET
Siirfei nnb Seutfblanb.
9eutTde Hsi6stugsabgeorbnete bon
Siirten in &pnitantinopel fetirt.
Der tiittiIte WtiniIter beg &eubern
SaIil Sen CAB babei qustunft,
lle6er bic gemiibunsen Gnslanbs unS
lrantreids bic Siirtei uuf ibre
Seite Su bringen.
Die aber SuriitgetpteIen tuOrben, neil
man Der Gutente ni9t mebr
trnut

gerIin, l. Mlai. Qtuf brdbtloa
fem Wese nu9 Sappille. Die uebe-s
! Zee Ra9ribteuasentur oerOffeHtIi6t
ben fOIgenbeu gsri4t iiber bas Sans
felt, bds am Sonntag 9lbenD bon
Wtitsliebern bes aommittees fir
lniOn urb 5orti6ritt in apnft1ntinos
pei gu gbren elmer Qu5abl Wiitelieoer
bes beuti9en Rei6stages psronitaltet
purbe:
Der tiirtiI6e Miniiter beg @eubes
rem Sdlil Ben bislt bic gspilltomm>
nunssrebe. Gr faste barin, bab Der
Srieg Don RuBlanb perurfa9t lpuroeu
isi, bas bic a6ii6t sebubt babe, Ii4
in hen geiiB Der 0arbanelen gu Ie=
zen. RubIonb isi bon gnslaub ers
mutbist irprben unb aus bieiem
Grunbe babe es eepagt ben &f
I'm ben gsfib Der 9arbaneQen uno
freie ginfabrt in bas mitteltdubif4e
Uleer auf5une6men.
.sSn Der ruiIii9en 9uma", iagts
6aIil Ban fpeitsr, ,tiinbigte Der mi
niiter Reg 2teuberen, Serr Sa3anop
an. baB Der biftoriI6e Wtomsnt fir
RuBIanb getommeu lei, fi9 ben freien
lnbetinberten 3ugang 81 benz gteer
gu peri9affsn unb Die ruiiii9en pu>
liiti6en Siibrer unb 3eitungen inbois
itrten bieIe Grtldrunq uno iagten,
bab Der 9siib Der Oaroonslen cine
politiide Qotbipenbistet fir RubIano
iei. Der britifae gremisrminifter CAB
Die gerii9eruug, Sab ben Winiden
Rublanbs in bieier SinIi9t Rec9.
nuns setrasen perbsn piirbe.-
SaIil Ben fubr fort: .OieTe iibereins
ftimmenben GrtIdrunssn bepetIen, bab
eins Qbmaduns, ipenn Hi6t Elm fors
meIIsr @srtras spifdsn ben Rutionen
beitaNb.
England bate friiber bic eiiropdis
ifen gtatiOneu eegen Srantreid auf'
eebeBt, iebt aber md6t es gemeirs
i2aitli6e Sa6e nit SSrantrei1 uno
dnoeren Natlonen, I'm 1elnen Iungen
aber mdhtisen beutfden RtpaIen gu
uterbriiden.
Die glllian5 nit Sapan bate gngs
lamb absei6lofen, I'M Iicb aegen bic
grOberungspldne &ublanbs in 9lIien
su f6iiBen. 0ubur9 purbe Gnelanb
in ben Stdnb seieBt, auf untpiten Der
9iirtei RuBfanb aunaeitOuen gu ma,y
6en.
rals Der arieg ausbrad, f6lugen
@nglanb unb 6rantrei9 Dor, baB bic
5iirtei ii9 auf cine 9ereinbarune sins
laiIen iolle, unter ipel9er bic sSnteariz
tat bes tiirtiiden @ebiets aardntirt
peroen follts, bic Siirfei puBte aber,
bab &uBlanb es auf Die groberuna
Der DarbanelIen abseTeben bate; bab
6rantrei4 nur ben 3ufammeubru9
Der Siirtei abipdrte unb odb eiu 9lns
i9lub an bte entente tpeiter ni6ts bes
beute, als bab bic Siirtei ii9 untcr
islenjarss. i
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p9eutfdlanb i9lug cine 2llIinns
Dor, bic ols @runblage slsi9e Rsdte
fir beibe 2dnber bate unb segenIeitige
9iIfeleiitung i'm Sale Der Sefdbr.
Der Sultan unb bic tiirfiI5e RatiOn
nabmen ben 8oridlag DeItI4lanps
an unb entgingen babur9 Der Boz
munbf9dft Der 4uslGnber.
rSeutf9lanb bat iein Wort asbal.
ten unb ben Gntpurf eines 8ertrages
nit Der Siirtsi ausgearbsitet, un.cr
Dem bic tiirtiI9en 2Orfuln in DeuIIds
lamb biefelben Re9te baben follen, tpie
Die oeutf6en &oHuIn in Der Sirtei.
unb aud bic 8iirger beiber Notioneu
in beiben 2Gnbern DoqItditbig gletA
bebdnbelt peroeH uno glei9e Rs9te
babeu ioQen.
n5alil 9ep tiinbigte an, boB bteIe
lInterbanblungen tbatfd4li6 gum @bs
I4luB getommen Ieien unb bic @erz
trGge in Der naben 3utuuft rdttfiSirt
peroen piirben. @r tpieber6olte, oGB
bieie 9ertrdge auf Der gegeuietti9en
Inertennung daer Re6te uHo Der
SOuperdnitGt betber 2Gnber baiire.
n9ruf @oIff=Dtetterni6, Der Osat'
ihe YotI6after, Der bem tiirtii6er
WttniIter bes 2Geuberen autportete,
iagte DaB bic beiben 2Gnber eiueu
5rieben ipiinihten, Der Die GriitenS
unb Die 3utunft Der gtutionen gurdns
tirte, 9eutI4lanbs @unib lei es,
oaB bic 9iirtei cine itarte Station
perbe, i'm Stunbe, auf eieeuen JiiBer
81 iteben unb ni6t nur ieBt, fonDern
aud in Der 3utuuFt bic lpertb6Ole Glz
liun5 5piI9sn beiben 2dnbern left aufs
tre6t gu erbalten.
o0eutIdlanb babe aus btsiem
9runbe tein 9ebiet perlungt, in BEN
feline SntereTIen dIs iibertDiegenb an,
gefeben iperben miibten, tpie es ii6er41
baupt nthts perlanee, mas NIT Der,
Wiirbe unb llnabbdngigteit Der Siirtea
I'M Wiberipru6 ftebeu tpiirbe.
,8eioe Reoen ipurben DON ben SIr1
fen, tpie ben Oeutihen, Die bem 8aus
tett beitpobnten, in ent6uiiaitif9er
yIleiTe nhhIn1Thtrt
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Mls 0plfsanleibe
llehertraf bic pierte beuti4e arisSs'
>anleibe bic porbersebeube iiber
ollss erparten-
SeIbii DON Sdiilern unb Stubeltsn
ipurben Disle Uilioneu Wtars
gs5ei4net.

Berlin. L wsai. 1rabtfos mad
SdppiIls. Sn elmer @erfammluna
bes GentraIiommittsss Der Rei4sbdus
beri4tets bersn prGfioent, 5err Hu'
bOlpb 5apeniisiH, bab bic an5abI Der
Gin3slperionsn, pel9e ii4 on Der
pisrten ari.ssanlsibe bstbeiIisteu, ii&
auf 100000 belaufsn, sssen 1,o02.s
600 BEL Der srfM GnIsibe. Die an'
3abl DON 3siauungeu unier 1000
Mart bstrus nabesu 5000, 900, ssssn
900, 900 BEL Der sriien anlsibe.
3Sslinss Don 500 bO6eren S4ulsu
s.idn.len $1,000, 900 Rart unb iOl4s
BON $50 anabsnidulsn 100000
Wari. Bon 36sIingen in 311 gsrlis
nsr glsmentari9nlen tuurben 1000
600 Rart ssssi4net.
prdiibent 9apenitein fprdf, aud
iiber- bic abnabms Der 3si9nunssh
bon ieitsn Der Ddrlebens Snititate-
CUR sritsn Rriegsanlsi6e iteuerten biis
Ginana ssnititute % prO5eut fsi,
sur sfpsittn 81 prOssut, sur brittsn
81 prOseut umS CUR uisrten 4 1/5
prosent.
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Gin 9ramspprt Gampfer
ber 2luiirteu
Sn 6er1 abe BON rS alortft
BON eiuem beuti den I'm.
tprfeebpot ttprpe0frt

BON einem beutf9en In.
terieeboot torpebfrt
Berlin, I. Isai. gluf brabtIoiem
gyeee nah SapptGe, g. .. gIus Sc'
Ionifi miro eeuteIoet, oeb Elm GROCER
EransportOaurpfer Der gluitrten BON
eineu beutiden ltnterieeboot turpe-
oirt1porben lei.
@s ioa otes olif Der S0be bon aara
guruuL 5ebn WeetIen oitlid BON Co
Ionifi, eeidebeu iefn. IS 1T bies oas
5tpeite gial, oab oas SorpeStrer ei'
nes Ernnsportodrnpfers in Der NGbe
bon Salorift ansefiuloigt pltrbe.
9iele geodridd tpllrbe bon Der grie.
diiden 3eitung ~gsea gtIitbiu" In
SaIonifi per0ffertItft, unb bd tic
nift IN stbreoe geiteut porben Tt.
lit ausuncbreu, boB fie FORFEIT 1T
Geuer tn etner Rdnoneu.
Sdbrit.
Gberbpurg, sSruntret9, I. Rdt.
Sn Der Spnrttdg Radt tpurbeu bic bis.
iisen Qlnlaeeu Der S6ueiber'i4en Sea.
noneHfubrtt Don grerIpt tbetIpeife
bur9 Seuer serjt5rt. ltsber bic Gnt.
'itgtstus ess4 eirssa md ~ bhsscuHis
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Stabt, botten bic bslagerteH Snfurs
genten NOD ni6ts ppn Der lebergube
ibrer Giibrer geb0rt. sic unterbiels
ten bon ben 8d9ern unb sSeniiern aus
fortgeieBt 5euer, bas 5ulest bur9 cine
Satterie 2lrtiIerie gum S4peigen ge,
bra6t iperben mubte".
2onbon, l. Wtdi. = glm Nions
tag Na9mittag purbe pffiSisa angs>
fiinbist, buB idmmtli8e Rebssenfiibs
rer in Dublin ii6 ergebsn baben.
Qm Ulontag gl6enb purbe pDn Der
Regisrung angsfiinbigt, bab 489 Der
Oufliner Re6eQen nab Gnglanb sss
fanbt tpurbsn unb bag sbie Re6elfen
in gnniscOrtbp Ii4 bebinsun9slos err
geben.
Geitern ioLen in Dublin tauIenO
Gefungene einge6rd6t norben iein.
T @Gbrenb Der ga4t Dom 30. @pril
big l. Wlai 6atten bic Rebeqen in
@nniscortbb eineu @erfud gena6t,
ibre 5iibrer unb Waffen inter Der
geOtngung aus3uliefern, bub bic iibris
gen ra6 9auIe 5uriidtebren tDnnten.
IS ipurbe ibnen aber seiagt, ouB lie
ii6 ale bebingungslo5 ergeben miiBs
ten, tpas bunn am Montag Morger
um 6 ll6r gei6u6.
Sm GOuntb @erforb, na1e Serns,
purben iie6en Re6ellen BON einem
9etadsment Solbdtsn uno tOnigl
iriThen &onita6Iern feitgenommen.
Sn @idlob, 2(rtlop, 0unlupid,
gagenalstopn unb Rstp RoB fotpie in
ben Counties gorf, Glare, 9imerid
itnb aerrp berrift i'm uGaemeiner
Rufe, besglei6en in gang llliter.