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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-09-30
Sensitive.

A polite young man called upon an
other young man. unfortunately not at
that time at home So the first young
man left a note for the second young
man, saying that he was sorry to have
found him cut" The second young
man in reply wrote the first young
man long and very panied letter. in
which he declared that he had always
tried to do the best he could and had
always meant to be fair to everybody.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-09-30
From Wednesdays Daily.

Louis Spiker. one of the prominent
and wealthy farmers living North OF
Ellis, was here to attend the Golden
Belt Fair.
The absence of the Aeroplane fight
carried disappointment to many yester-
day. The management assures fight
today, however.
Rusty" Schwaller, who it was re-
ported lost his Chalmers SIX by theft,
discovered it had only been taken home
for a good washing. Rusty" now
rides in his Chalmers and wears d
sheepish smile.
Staab and Stader, wrestling. and
Wells and Keller (Swede) furnished the
crowds with amusement IN the Athletic
show last night. Tonight Wells and
Swede will box four rounds.
The crowds take kindly to the wheels
especially the pillow numbers being
fortunate in securing place on which
to place their heads.
Wampus, the duck man lost eight
ducks, yesterday. Now comes the
question-where will he get his ducks
to replace them?
Jack Harvester, of local fans, rode
the first 7 orse in the bucking broncho
contest, as If he were riding in Pull
man.
Chef Montgomery, attempting to
ride. Bay Tom, was not so successful
however The outlaw broke away from
the riders, and for a short time it
looked as if it might be a horse race.
After some difficulty, he was captured
and saddled, but Montgomery was
thrown in less time than it takes to tell
it. Bay Tom will enter the lists again
today.
The Shetland Pony race was one of
the fastest pony races one sees in a
days drive.
Two little gipsie boys, aged ten and
twelve, will box tonight. Clever little
boxers, these, who show an aptitude to
the fighting game.
Those who attended the State Fair
at Hutchinson, regard the displays at
Hays far more beautiful, more artist
ically arranged, and of greater variety.
Mr.. Brewer will enter three harness
horses and two running horses. Ha-
bitues of the track will recognize
Cheyenne, Donald J Limited, and Sym
balits, as old friends of the Kansas cir
cult
Many out of town people are coming
in this morning to attend the fair.
The Manning Band and the Normal
band We'd for honors at the grandstand
yesterday. Today these two bands viii
play and the Normal orchestra viii
give concert in the evening. They
viii also play for the dances given by
the Normal students.
A gentleman who did not attend the
fair yesterday afternoon because of rea-
sons over which he had no control, said.
it was the most peaceful four hours he
had spent since the time when he was
lost in the wilderness three hundred
miles from nowhere.
Thos. Carrick, while working on the
judges stand at the fair grounds this
forenoon, had the misfortune of running
nail IN the sole of his foot. The in
jury, while painful, did not long keep
him off his Job. OF course he had the
wound attended to ky physician.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-09-30

The many friends of Prof. and Mrs.
Tilford, in Hays, no doubt viii be pleas
ed to hear from them and know they
are doing well and are happy. The fol-
lowing was received this a. m:
Salem, Mass, Sept 26, 1916.
Messrs- A. L. Clark & Son, Hays City,
Kansas.
DEAR SIRs:
Please change the address OF my pa
per from 100 Oak Tree Place, Leonia.
n. J., to 299 Lafayette ST., Salem,
Massachusetts,. We are located in the
little town Of Salem, and my work is in
connection with the Salem State Nor
mai School find the work, and the
people, and the surroundings very con-
genial, and am satisfied that viii be
happy in my work here.
Give or regards to the kind friends
of Hays as you may have opportunity.
Good luck to you. Iau
Very truly youEss
Geo. 3. TiIford
DireeteS Of comnszsil Dspzrnezt.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-09-30
4 RIEtheaome Profession.

From q paper read in San Francis
CO: THE true funeral. director is Sc
rious, but not gloomy; dignifed, but
not mOrose; gentle, but not fawning;
self-possest, but not self-conscious (;
quietly masterful, but not bossy; alert,
but not fussy; watchful, but not nerv-
Gus; a kindly, unassuming master of
ceremonies Boston Herald.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-09-30
Sale

A young milk cow-just fresh. Nice
family COW. John R. Chittenden.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-20
NOTICE OF ELECTION
SALT RIVER VALLEY WATER
USERS ASSOCIATION

NOTICE is hereby given that under
corporation and OF the bylaws of the
Salt River Valley Water Users Asso-
citation. and in pursuance thereof, an
election by the qualified electors of
SAID Association will be held on Tues
day, April Fourth 4thl, 1916. from S
o'clock a. m. of said day to ) o'clock
p. m. of said day, at the various pol
ing places to he hereafter designated
by resolution of the Board of Cover
nors OF said Association. for the cleo
ton of the following officers of said
Association, that is TO say:
A president and vice president for
the term OF two years.
A member of the council in each of
the ten council districts into which
the term of three years.
One member of the board Of COVER
nors from each of the said council
districts for the term of one yea-.
The said several terms Of said Of
ficcrs to begin on the first Monday
in May, 1916.
The said president and vice-pres-
dent to be elected by the electors Of
the reservoir district.
Members of the council and this
Board of Governors are to be elected
by the electors of the reservoir dis
trict who are qualified to vote In
the several council districts respec-
lively foi members of the council and
of The board of governors TO he elect
ed in said districts respectively.
Given under my hand sand seal OF
office this Third Day of March, 1916.
C!IAS. A. VAN DER WEIR,
Secretary, S. r. V. w. L. Assn.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-20
PROPOSAL FOR TEXT BOOKS

Sealed proposals for textbooks for
he common schools of Arizona for a
eriod Of five years and for a period
Of from one to five years will be re-
ceived at :he office OF the State De-
partment of Education until - o'clock
noon of March 50, 1916, and will be
pened Immediately thereafter. Pro
posals must be directed to c. o. Case.
Secretary of the State Board Of Edu-
cation, and he endorsed, Proposals
for Text books. \ certified check
or $4,000 must accompany each bid.
Bids are invited for textbooks to
cover the subject of Reading only.
Sample copies of the books bid
pom must be filed with the State
Department of Education before bids
re opened.
Successful bidders viii be required
q enter into contracts and give bonds
n sufficient amounts tn indemnify
he State case of any delinquency.
Bids must state Il wholesale intro
uctory and exchange price on books
ffercd and all bidders must submit
ids under each of the following con-
itions of delivery:
"a 4 bid, naming price per book,
eliyered, freight prepaid to any rail-
Dad station in Arizona as directed by
properly authorized state officials anc
consigned to County School Superin-
tendents, shipments to be in units OF
not less than 100 pounds.
OBJ a bid same as {a) F. o. r.
phoenix
(c) A bid same az (a) +. O. 3. pub
isher's shipping points.
CD A bid per book F. 0. r. cars
a central depot, Chicago. Books to
re packed and labelled as ordered by
roperly authorized State officials.
The Board reserves the right to re-
iect any or all bids or parts of bids.
c. o. CASE,
Secretary. State Board Of Education.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-20
APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES:

and Sixteenth Avenues and on the
north side of the roadway of Wash
ington Street at Eleventh Avenue. as
shown on the plans hereinafter re-
ferred TO.
). That n corrugated iron pipe fiji
teen 90 inches in diameter be laid
across the. roadway of Washington
Street on the cast side of Ninth Az
enue. as shown on the plans.
That corrugated iron pipe eighteen
(1S) inches in diameter be laid across
the roadway of Washington Street on
the east side of Sixteenth Avenue rs
shown on the plans hereinafter re
ferred to.
That a corrugated iron pipe twenty
seven (2D inches in diameter be laid
across the roadway of Washington
Street on the east side of Fifteenth
Avenue as shown on the plans herein
after referred to.
6. That cement concrete WincWalls
he built connecting bulkheads on both
sides Of Washington Street at west
side of Seventh Avenue, as shown on
the plans hereinafter referred to.
7. That gutter inlets be built to re
ceive drainage water at the following
locations on Washington Street. Ninth
Avenue two t2), Twelfth Avenue six
go, Fifteenth Avenue six 90. and
Seventeenth Avenue two 90 and at the
following locations on Seventeenth Av
enue. Washington Street two (2), and
Adams Street one %, as shown on
the plans hereinafter referred to-
s. That II stormwater manhole be
constructed on Washington Street al
Ninth. Twelfth. and Fifteenth Avenues
and on Seventeenth Avenue at Wash
ington and Adams Streets as shown or
the plans hereinafter referred to.
| .. That the roadway Of interseet.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-20

paper, uniform in type and quality
and style Of work with the proceed
ings of 1915 and previous years, to be
delivered to the Grand Secretary, to-
getber with the original copy, as per
provisions OF Article XIV. Constitution
of the Grand Lodge of Arizona. with
in thirty days after receipt CT copy
Bid to include compiling and print
ing index. The privilege Of rejecting
any and all bids is reserved.
GEO. a. MINTZ,
Chairman Printing Committee.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-20
NOTICE. FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received at the office Of the
Grand Secretary of the Independent
order of odd Fellows, Geo. A. Alintz.
1874 West Washington Street. Phoenix,
Arizona. to Monday. April TO- 1916. at
Il NJ. for the printing, binding, fur
nishing and delivery Of 400 copies Of
the proceedings Of the Grand Lodge
l. o. O. r. for the year 1916. the
same to be printed on 4S-pound
Arizona republican., 1916-03-20

The said Commission of the City of
Phoenix has determined that pursuant
to the provisions of Chapter NH, Title
VII, Revised Statutes Of Arizona. 1913
Civil Code, and acts amendatory there
of. serial bonds shall be issued to rep
resent each assessment of Twenty five
tS25.00) Dollars or more. Said serial
bonds shall extend over a period end
ing nine 90 years from and after the
second day Of January next succeed
ing their date and an even annual pro-
portion of the principal thereof shall
be payable on the second day of Jan
uary every year after their date until
all is paid. and the interest shall be
payable semi-annually on the second
day of January and July of each year
at the rate of six 60 per cent per
annum
Any owner or any other person hay
ing an interest in any lot, piece or
parcel of land situated within the above
described district, who claims that any
of the provisions, acts or proceedings
relating to the above described i'm
provements are irregular, defective. il
legal, erroneous or faulty may file with
the City Clerk of the City Of Phoenix.
within fifteen u5) days from the date
of the first publication Of this notice
of award Of contract, Il written notice
specifying in what respect said acts or
proceedings are irregular defective, er-
roneous or faulty, and if no such no
tees are filed the Superintendent Of
Streets of the City Of Phoenix will en-
named company to make the said i'm
provement at the unit prices specified
in said proposal or bid
FRANK THOMAS
| City Clerk Of the City of Phoenix, AR
iona.
| First publication March 90 1916.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-20
PRINCE OF WALES IN EGYPT
TRepubIican a. p. Leased Wire1

[RepubIcan a. p. Leased WIreI
LONDON. March 19.-"The Prince
of Wales has arrived in Egypt on
rs staff captain to the
general officer commanding the Medit :
erranean eXpeditionary force, says an
official statement issued tonight.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-15
Nntuanclmiio pom
6rc6ntilt 1T GnolanS!
Radt 9cntidDlnub @prIdlGge be.
trcffs 6rleidJternng Der inter-
niertcu 3iOiliiteH.

2onoon 10. Sitli. GnglonO bat
in elmer fiir5lidlen giote an 0eiltih.
lnnb Sur Grlcihterun9 Der internier.
ten 8ipiliiten foleenoe gori9ldge ge.
inoht, mie 2oro gtobcrt GeciI, Wli.
niiter oeS @ricgsban0els, geitern Der
9liio8iierten SSreiie nttttcilte:
@9lae 9erionen iiber 80 Sabre iol.
len bon ibreft beireifcnben 21nbcrn
lpieoer in 0cn llntertanenberbono
nufgenommea fpctoen,
glae @erionen iif gllter bon 45 bis
80 SSubrcn peIdle fir ben Militdr.
0ienit itntaualiH finO, ioaen cben-
tnllls in lire Seinlot entlaiien
iperocn.
8on Den llebriableibenoen ioIlen
0eutihlan0 iino GngIano Die gleihe
gn5nbl IN nelttralcn 21n0ern inter-
nieren."
ga Ote 3eit bisber al fur5 mar,
fonilte cine glilttport Der 6eiifihen
Regierung auf nieies glngebot nod
nift eiutreffen. (0ie geforoerung
Der Goteu muB befarntli6 Ourd) nelt.
troIe &eeieritueen erfolgeu.)
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Rc0c Gdti0kcit amer.
ScQiffsbatltucrften!
SSSm bersangcnen Snbr iunrSen 1890
Sdiffe bon inseeinmt 347,S47
SonHeH erbant.

Maibington, IA. SSnIi., ,Qos go.
nigdtions.9iiro pes San0els De,
partcHents ua6t befannt, oaB i'm
lebten Sabre ii omerifonii1en
Shiffsbaubofen iiA gonaen 1890
nenc5hiffe ntit iatsaeionunt 347847
1onnen @ebolt acbolt lulr0en. lin.
fer oieicn bafduben li6 35 groBe
itdblerne SorocIspdlupier bon su-
ianmen 19tS59 Gonnen 81 Der
8ampfcr babcn je cine aapa3itdt
bon ilber 5000 f9ruttotonnen. nnO
nicr5ebn cine iolhe bon 5000 bis
5000 8riittotonnen. 0as qroBte
Gd)iff, nit 10000 grlittotonnen
mar Der 0onlpfer nS. s. Rogers@
0on Den it1bLernen granddaughter
muroen "a NIT j SO 1858 Gonnen fin
ber gusIonbbanoel unO adt nlit
1885 3onnen fir ben aiiitenban-
bel regriitiert. Gin S6iff, Die a8a-
cific@, bon 6034 9onnen, Duroe an
.gsortpegen bertaltft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-15
Beleicriit lobt
ScmtIcbes 111ilif6r! !!

aoeln Is. Suli. Die aoelnilde
8eitung beroffent[iht einen 8riei
Den 3rou Or. g. S9oI3, in Bonn
nobnhoft, bon elmer nornaIigen Bn-
tientin ibres @otten elmer onge-
lebenen belgiihen sSroll erbaIten bot.
Die gclgierin idreibt: g3ilr8etf oIs
Der arieg auabrod, befano id mid
IN griigge imo babe felt iener 3cit
nmtnterbro6cn bort gelpobnt. Seit
% Nfonaten bobei Die 4eutihen BON
bcr 9t1Ot Belts crgriffen, tauienbe
0entifcr Solooten iino gcfontnen
un0 aeganqen, uno id muB geiteben,
oaB i6 mdbrenn oieier ganaen 3eit
teinen eiuaigen 2lft Der @rauiamfeit
Der 0euti6en Solodten bemerft babe.
eeyn mcinem @ouie liegen INNER
Dffi3iere un0 Soloatcn in 2iortier,
uno Oieie bebonoeln mid uno meine
sSamilie nit Der groBten Soboh-
t1lng. Qie 9.ttc 03einnng, tpelde ih
mabrci0 meincs Qlllfcrltbolte8 in
Bonn BON Ocn 0ettiden erbolten
babe, 1T Bel mir nidt eriditttert
moroen Ood bari id oerlcIben Of
feiitlid) nidt glusoruf perleibe1, neil
ih ais @otriotin befonnt bin, uno
bellt3ptagc beltebt Der groBte asntrio-
tismus narih Dab iooicle 2iigen
lmo 8erIcunoun8en pie nur nlog.
lid iiber Die oelttidle glrntee ner'
breitet perOcn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-15
Srait5cieit tterScit
cffi5icn erntmtiof!

~ ss,5 lsa
garig. Is. ssuIi Inter Dem
Titel u8orte eines Chefs peroffcnt-
Iidt Der oBetit Hnriiien" Elm SSnter.
biem in peI6ern Elm nidt genannter
Seerfilbrer an Der Sonme, mobr.
iheinlih Der General Sod, iagt:
0Syn ben Sdiibengr16en mar uniere
I2oiitng: p8ir friegen iiel" uno iebt
fonnen mir iagen: ngsir boben fie!~
SD nil ni6t bebaupten, oaB Die
Sdltberun9 bon 5ranfrei1 in Elm
poarBohen erfolgt, aber einen 8in-
terfrieg babefl mir niht n1ebr 5u be.
fiirhten. DC 9riten f1rlpfen In.
'bergleidlid). gtie borber botten lin.
fdbige @enerdle elm better organizer.
teS ln0 tapferereS Seer, ofs Die
0cttiden. Beronne f0nnen mir MN
ie0en 9lugenbIif nebmen, troboem
mir nod Die Sontme Il. Die Simple
iiberI6reiteu ntiiiIen. 9ieie glufga6e
lit cine Gleinigfeit fir itns. 0ie
8efreiung 5rarfreid8 bonn 5einoe
mag nod mebr 3eit in 9lniprudy
nebmen, ols es iebt ideint, ober iie
lit dbiolut iider. Die beutibc g(r.
NEE gleidt elmer Sorbe bon &atten,
Die nit Gift i'm 2eibe pIonlos Inn.
berrennen uno nift miiienmo iie
beren0en iollen. Dos gan3e Oeuti6e
Seer lit gum Sooe berurteilt rno
miro friibcr ooer ipdter bis ouf 0en
leBten Monn perni1tet tperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-15
kcblcnSampfcr Ser
111arine 0clmnkcn!
172 Mann an GprS rstten I'D in
SOote nHO Weroeu anf.
geHummen.

CHARLESTON, q. g., is. Sl,li.-
Der GoDIcnOompfer Sector" por
DER guuoesflotte lit geitern obenO
chpa neln Wleilen bon Dem 2eudt'
idirf oes bieiieen Sofens entferrt
outgalaufen uno in 0lpei Gcile g.
boriten. Ole eenoue Gage, mo oos
llngliif iih eretencte, tonnte nod
niAr feitgeiteat ipcroen.
III Yoro ,oes 6obr0cugs, pel6es
iih oui Der 5abrt na@ Son 90.
ningo befono, mnren iH @onacr
il2 Ninnn oorlinter go nah Gen
0onliago abfommonoierte Sceiol0at
ten. gSie aus oen lctten gto9ridy,
ten berborgebt, bottrn ii6 i1mtlihC
an Aoro gefinoIi9c in Die 9oote
eerpttet. 5lotteniefretdr Daniels
bat ale 5hiffe in Der @egenl
Orobflos aufforOern laiien, auf BIZ
9oote su fobnoen.
Shiolge 0es on 9onnerstog berr'
iGlenOen 0rfons lDuroe Der oSector"
irgca0pte bei66Oigt uno itrebte oen
bieiiJen 9ofen ou, aIs CT auflief
Die erite orabtloie Qepeid)e trof &C.
itern nahnittag I'M 2:05 ein, II
tpelber es bieb, man fiir1tc, oli
ons S6iif iirten lpcroe. Iie ollie.
rlfc !pur0en Oonn INNER nringcr
orr, bis es gcgen bier l1br bieij
u&ectur geiunten, 5ebn Mcilen flo.
li6 bonn Charleston 2eu6tiddi
crt5lueigeboriten, ienoet iofort 0il.
fe." S5n elmer borbergeben0en &c
peihe berIautete bcreits, oaB Oii
Moani9oft oen Gampfer berloiIc.
Orr geiunfene Sfoblen0ampier lpal
bon Dem 9antpier alamo" bcglcl
tct, Ser iid) ipabri6einlih in Scr
Rdle aufDdlt, Inn Die SccDrildigeu
aui5uncbmen.
Bout beltte frii6 einqetroffener
9cridten 6abcn Der S6Ieppcr n8il-
niinston" uno Der 2eudtbols.9cid}
ter idutlide 142 @laun nufgcuou,-
lnPt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-15

9auptabteilltng Der Hebellen litol1dl
Don Sonlbreretillo nobedli irm5ineelt
iet uno Dab er boffe, Oieiclbe N
mcnieen Gagen eriinolid 6u id.a.
pen. (Dieie Soifnlng bat iid nur
gu oft idon als triigerii6 beluicien)
Sdiefeu nnf eigene Srnppen.
@reiioio, Ger, 15. SSuiGGire
9Ibteillmg Der nmerifanii6en @rcn5,
iruppen feuerte geitern ouf cine
5,peitc Streifpu9e, nclde iic irr.
tilinIibermeiic fir fctnolidc Mcri-
fnnrr bieIt. Gin SoIoot bonn 6.
aaDaleries& s&eeimclt, namens glil.
boua, muroe perlnunoet. DtiIboan
mar NIT me6reren &dmeraoen auf
ocm gfiidritt gum 2agcr, ais iie in
cinein 0idi6t elm perO11tiges Sc.
r1uib bcrnobmen. Sic gaben MN
auf oos Gifi9t mebrere Shilile a5,
lrelMe Die III Dem 9idibt befrnbli.
dclt 8rllppeu erpi0ertcn, oa tic an.
nabr1en, onB fie bon 6eintan dnae-
griifen ieien. Crit na60ent Wail.
hoan bermun0et moroen mar, fldrte
iif) acr Srrtum nuf .
Sonnberte bitten nm GntIdiInug.
San 9lntonio, Ger, Is. S5uli. -
General 8liB baiidtigte oaitern in
8egleitung bon General 5ltniten
oos Eager Der 9fation1lQnroc BON
syainoiS. lleber oos GcInltat Der
8citdtigung berloutet li1ts. oosieIne
miro luobl erit befonnt geeeben ptr-
Den, pelm General 8lib itincn &C.
ionltaeri6t itber Die Snlpi5ierling
i1mtIiber gtotiondIgoroen an Der
@rea8e mad 8aibington cingeiouAt
sat.
Gbenioucnig mitroe bisbcr ate
9nbt 0erienigen Mlannidattcn Der
GatiornIgoroen befannt geqeben,
.meltae mter Dem 8oripano, 0ab ibrp
9lnge4origen ouf lie angcipicisa
iriel5 I'M ibre @ntIdilung aus Dem
8icnit gcbeten baben. IS berIau-
tet !cood, OoB Die 3abl in bic sun,
Ocrc gebt.
5. 9ebrasfa Jiesiment eiueetrOffen.
92erreoes, Ger. 10. SuIi.-9as
5. gtebrosta Snfonterie Rceiment
inter Sberit Serbert guu[ lit 9a.
itern pornittog im Camp 2Iano
@ran0e eingetroffen rno trrr0e bon
ben @onnihaften oes A. giebrastd
9feginents nit Gberit Gberlu on
Der Spibe auf Dem 9obitDof &c.
griibt. Die aapeIIe Oes Iestereg
Neg taents ipielte, ais Der 3ug ein.
fubr.
Effort ipuroc nit Sem Iufidlo.
gen ser 3eItc btgonncn, ,ooaB Sci
5pmentntergong 0ns 5. &cgilnent
iein Eager neben Oem 4. Regiment
p0llia aufgci9lagen battc. Gs lie
gen jebt iiber 1000 0ebroStoer IN
Gomp 2lono @roiloe.
Die 5abrt bon 2incoln biprher
botte fat ieds 9oge in slnlprtsd
genommen.
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Scbtperc britiIel1c
Offt5icrsucrlMItc! !!

2on0on is. Suli. Den boben
&rcis, Den Die 2(aiicrten fir ibre
p@rfoIge" an Der @eItfront be3a6-
len 5eigt bic on 9onneritog abenO
i'll 2on6ou alisgegcbene britiide Ser.
lldtliitc; Iie nennt Oic 9lamcn BON
425 Offi3ieren. ipobon 80 gefaaen
fItb. Die horberige Cite tpor AM
IL. SliIi bcrnlsgegebcil tpor0en; Iie
nnnrttc bic giamcn bon 73 Gffi5ieren,
Die I'M Sample gefaIlcn lporen.
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GrcSfcucr in 2lctu
porkcr 1lricltal !

gaeD gorf, is. 5pli, = Sm bic
figen glrienal brod 9citcrn ein Belcr
ans, Sos ghisItottltngs. .@cgenitdnOe
fir Die Hotionolgarhe iul N8erte bon
0,000 pernihtctc. Gin Wtonr
fom in 0cn 6Iaunncn I'M, un0 ueh.
rcrc Feucrpcbrmdnner iuuroen bonn
gtonn ilbermannt.
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slcntnfas gruareiiiue asaen 9nahes.

29nisbille, &p., 10. sui. = Dd8
ItaotIihe Grefutip-&omitee Der 8rn-
grelfipen bon &crtlifp erflarte iidi
Geitern no6utittog gcgen Die bonn
gtotionaIfonlitee gefaBten 8ei6liiiic.
bic aan0ioatur bon CHARLES 6
SugcS sit nnteritiiten. Sn Der Sic
iolution beiBt eS, ooB Die progreiiirc
gortci Don ibren 5iibrern berraten
-mnrAen lei.
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Britiicbc Siie6ere
Oampfcr Scrltort!

2onoon Is. Snli.- SIN gfn.
IdluB an Die 2uftbontbooierung 0es
tritiiden 9ofens Seobom in Der
Dienitag gtoht fano elm llnteriee.
bootongriff in oen engIiiden aiiltett.
gepaIiern ouf engIii6e fSiiderboote
rat, pie 2lopo8 beri6ten. g.n
Oeutides Sou1boot mo6te einen Sin.
qriff auf britii6e Giiderboote on
Der norooitliden eneliiden aiiite,
uno bericngte .5lorenee4 u3olboit-
iie" uno mebere fleinere Gabraeitge.
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S,errn ,Nnnhes, lRrbetnnr.

@riOecball1ptolI q, o., 10. SuTi.
Bon Den omoIf St1bten, In mel
6en Der repubIifnniife 4rdiiocnt-
Ic,aftsfonoioat Gbos. 6. Sugbes ani
ielnqr Eour mad oern 8eiten 8ohI.
rebcn baIten miro, fino bisber lie
folgen0cn filnf eripGblt: 9etroit, Z.
9lllglir;; Gbicoeo, s. gluguit; ST.
sSaill oaer 0dnnenpolis anl 8. ooet
10. slueult; San 6roncisco imb
Sos angeles. Die 9aten fiir ore
bcioen Iestn St1ote iinO nod nie5t
tetneieht.
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ainOerld6mnms in g)urf, @e6r.

gorf, gtebr., is. Suli. Dos
oreiidbrige 8odtcrden Der 6aniilie
hilbert alone lift geitern rnorgen nad
mebrtGgiger 9ranfbeit an 4inoer.
lGbnlltng geItorben. Nus 5rtrdt
Dor elmer 8erbreitung Der arnnfbeit
boben bier 5nnlilien nit ibren ain-
bern gorf berlniIen uno iid nod
8ponling begeben.
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anabe BON Snse ii6erfa6ren.

Columbus. glcb, Is. sSuIi Der
iiinfj1brige 9ouis 9Slllta. Sobn oes
Gbepaorcs Soiepb Tluta murOe &C.
iiern nlitto9 bon einciu 3ug iiber.
fabren. Ser Sennbe muroe bertpirrt
uno lief gcraoe Dor Die 2ofouotibe.
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ggetter6cridlt.

Sir Gmopo ltnO llntge9ero:
Sd]on unO fortgeiest ipnrm beilte
obeno nno Sonntag
syiIr gtebrnsfu: gllgcmein idon
uno iortgeiest narm bciitc abeno
uno Sonltog.
Sir Soma: gtagcnlein if0n la1o
fortgeiest marin bcute nbeno lino
SonlltaG
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Son Der GitfrOnt.

Berlin 10. Sui. 8on oenl
oitIiden ariegsid1npIas berihtete
Das Rriegsant geitern nahnittag
nie ioIgt Hniiif1e Streitfr1ftc, mel.
lie IN bic erite 2itlie Der oeiitihen