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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
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CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

That IL the joyful cry Of thou
sands since Or. Edwards produced
owe Tablets. the substitute for
caiomei
pr Edwards. practicinR phvsi-
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pld-tlme enemy. discovered the
formula FOR Owe Tablets while
trentlng patients for chronic consti-
patio aud torpid iivcrs
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets do
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No gripping is the Keynote" OF
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and liver to act normally. They
never force them to unnatural
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N you have dark brown
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IA dun. tired feeling-sick head
ache--torpid liver aud are consti-
patod. youll find quick. sure aud
only pleasant results from one or
Two little Dr. Edwards olive
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TnouaauHa take one or two every
night lust 10 keep right Try them
Zoe and 2jc per box. All druRgfata
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lumhuH. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
DEAD ON
HIS FEET

goLn MEDAL Hsariem OH Cap
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relieve that stopped up conKes'ed
feeling They viii thoroughly
cleanse and wash ont tho kidneys
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into tho walls and lining % the Md
neys and enpsis tho polHons IN your
system Keep your kidneys IN good
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gist q, once and secure a package OF
this time honored. world wide rem
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II IL passed upon hy T.. q. Govern.
msnt chemists and declared pure be-
fore coming into this country. GOLD
MEDAL r. the pure. original Haar-
lem Oh. imported direct from the
ancient laboratories In Holland,
whore ~ IL the National Household
Remedy % the sturdy Dutch. Look
for tho name GOLD MEDAL on
avery boz Accept no Substitute
Your druggist will gladly refund
your money II not as represented.
For sale and guaranteed by the
Owl Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
C. 0.P.PROCRAM
is CUT AND DRIED

-Four hundred delegates 20 the
republican county convention
met az the Arena Saturday
morning. listened 10 q few re.
marks from County Chairman
lsube. and 20 more extended
remarks from Temporary Chair.
man W. a. Peters. carefully
avoided mentioning Teddy
Roosevelt's name, sppIauded a
reference 20 Abraham Lincoln.
and declared themselves willing
TO accept TO their bosors re-
turning progressIves.
The returning prorressives'
we're not conspicuous by their pres
cnce at the convention. only .
half-dozcn women we're among ths
delegates.
The program went thru according
to form. A little contest was about
to start between Harry Carroll and
Wee Coyle for secretary. but Coyle
sensing that the older republicans
wanted Carroll and were vastly ir
the majority, gracefully withdrew
his name after the voting had al
most begun.
Judge Hiram +. Hadley Is SEIZED
uled for permanent chairman.
Ii is practically certain tho plat
form will not recommend Mayor
CHS proposal to prohibit liquoi
sales In drug stores. and putting tn,
same under CITY control. II also 4,
certain the convention viii refuse
to adopt nonpartiranship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
Troops Working Systematicall,
to Clean Out Irish Shippers

from ireland brought the bes, &C
counts OF tho outbreak.
They agreed that II started at
noon on Monday. when 900 rebels,
wearing soft hats AMI carrying both
old and modern rifles. burst into
the postoffice and ordered all en-.
ployos 10 leave.
A number OF women accompany
Ing the rebels wore green sashes
and cartridge belts.
A rebel flag. green. white and yol-
low. with n large harp. was thrust
from nm upper window OF tho post.
office.
A policeman who demonstrated
was attacked by crowd OF rioters
and thrown bodily from the sec.
ond story window. Another force
OF revolutionists. bursting mys.
terionsly from public houses and
shops on ssok,ille st. moved upon
st. stephens green. gathering re-
er,iits as they marched.
Several Policemen Shot
Several policemen were shot near
the park gates.
A nurse wheeling a perambulatoF
was wounded and the baby In the
carriage killed by flying bullets
other small bodies OF rioters cap.
turcd buildings occupying strategic
positions. including tho Guinness
brewery and the Royal College OF
Surgeons
They attacked Dublin castle. but
a small force OF government troops.
equipped with machine guns. quick.
ly halted the marching insurgents.
Many Reported Killed
Monday night ~ar comparatively
calm. The rebels threw np barri.
cades and looted stores and ho-
tells for food
Government troops bcsan a syH-
lsmatir stack on the rebel posi-,
lions Tuesday
They quickly recap,ured the
brewery and several public houses.
Artillery was trained on Liberty
hall. headquarters of tho rebels,
and II crumblcd into ruins.
II was reported that several hun.
drcd rebels were killed whom the
building collapsed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29

Troops are besleaIna the
postoffiee, In which the Sim
Feiners established hesdauar-
tiers.
Several nearby buildings
have been captured from the
rioters.
LIoh, artillery has been
trained on the postofflos. but
commanders hope 10 seIre II
without further damage TO the
building.
A press dispatch from a point
near Dublin declared that some
re beis had made ovcrtures for sur
render,
The most severe fighting occur
red late Yesterday. when British
troops attacked and captured
strongly entrnuched positions ON
~, stephens Green.
Bsrrleads the Gates
The Green Itself IL inclosed by a
wall. and entrance may be gained
only thru comparatively new gates.
These the Sim Feiners barricad.
cd with overturned motor trucks.
Government troops rushed the
barrIcsdes In close formation. and
after 10 minutes OF desperate hand.
to.hand lighting broke thru the
gate.
Inside. III. rebels had shallow
trenches. protected by sand bags
and iron spikes.
From these defenses they fired
voiley after volicy into tho masses
OF British pouring thru the gate
Despite this. the first govern
ment soldiers charged without walt.
ing for endorsements.
200 Rebels Captured
one detachment OF III. rioters
Vas cut OF. surrounded and cap
turad. more thnn GOO men aging
down their arms.
Unofficial dispatches asserted the
entlrs Green was In possession OF
the military.
Several women Sim Feiucrs fig
ured In tho early street fighting.
Later they disappeared.
II Ia believed they have been hid
den BY rebel synpathixers.
Tho authorities were Informed
that tho Countess MArkieviecr. at
tired in q green uniform. marched
with the rioters on tho day tho up
rising commenced. Fires ara burn.
Ing In several parts OF Dublin.
Other disturbances have occurred
in Killarney. Enniscorthy. Corey.
clilomel and in certain parts OF
Gsfwsy county. but everywhere else
the situation il cain. according TO
an official announcement
Tho British cabinet met unex'
nectediy this morning. causing sen.
sationai rumorn. because the cab
met never meets on Saturday.
Som. rumors dealt with ireland
and the demand that Augustine Biz
rell. chief secretary for Ireland. re-
siEn.
Many believed the meeting was
'or Tho purpose OF considering con.
scription.
Tell Story OF Outbreak
The first boatload OF passengers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
To Overcome Eczema

Never mind how often YOU hav.
tried and failed. you can stop burn.
INK, itching eczema quickly by APP
plflnE little reno furnished bv
any druggist for Csc. Extra iarr.
bottle. 800. Healing begins the
moment zemo IL applied. IN short
time usually every trace OF plfnpios
black heads. rash. excema. letter and
similar skin diseases will be re.
moved
For clearing the skin and making
~ vigorously healthy rernn 4. an
exceptional remedy. II f. no,
greasy sticky or watery. and 81
does not stain. When others fail
u II the one dependa bio treatment
for all skin troubles.
Zemo. Cleveland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29

ute number OF songs. Two other
numbers will be given by the La,
gourgue Chamber Music trio. and
the Standard Grand Opera company
will give the overture TO Der Frei-
schultz" The mems chorus will sing
the Soldiers Chorus." from
Faust
"Hasnsel and Gretel" was being
repeated by the Standard Grand OPP.
era company Saturday afternoon.
Saturday night the opera VIII be
Faust. with Constantine In the
title part Der F'reischutz" was
onioyed Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
SHORTER SERVICE

In place OF the Sunday club Sun.
day afternoon meetings at the Y.
NJ G. A., there will be a special
shorter service TIL July. Tomor.
row the Rev. ". r. Brinkman will
talk at 2 O'Clock on The Life
Worth While J G. Bennett. ma.
tional trustee OF the Cideons. viii
speak at n special friendship sup
per at > o'clock. and this will be
open to both men and women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
CONSTANTINE WILL
SING AGAIN SUNDAY

F1orcncio Constantine. the Span
ish tenor. viii bc the leading lumi-
nary q, a Sunday afternoon must.
caic nj the Moore theatre. staged TO
sppsase the cries for more. voiced
thruout the week at tho Standard
Grand Opera companys appear
nncss.
lie viii sing tao or three favorlie
tenor arias and group OF Spanish
melodies In his native tongue.
Nine. HesRe Sproite will contrib.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
Library GETS MRS.
EDDY'S WRITINGS

The Tukvila public library has
recently received complete set OF
the writings OF Mrs. Eddy. discov-
erer and founder OF Christian Sci
hnce. in accordance with the pro-
visions of her will.
Practically all OF her estate In
held in trust to be used for the
purpose OF making Christian Sci
ence known TO the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
CONTINUED FROM PAGE l

patkslbunu OF ilIC Neie easy taiR'
were picked off. the troops firing (
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29

OLYMPIA. April 2e.-Merchan.
disc coupons can only be redeemed
by cash, and to include premium
cards with purchases will make the
retailer liable. according to an opin.
ion issued from the attorney gen
erals office yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
There Il No Time Like the
Present

Tho people that fail to get ahead
are those that procrastinats--who
put Off and put off things that they
really know they ought to do. MANY
people are like that about getting
their teeth fixed. They know that
~ ought 10 be done--they know that
they would feel better. enjoy better
health and be more efficient n they
would attend 20 tho matter. But
for one reason and another they
keep putting Il Off. some through
fear that II will be painful 60 have
their teeth worked on. To these In
particular is this message Addressed.
We can and do every day perform
the most difficult of dental opera
tions without hurting the patient
prove this TO your entire satisfac-
ton " YOU Will Just call at our Of
flee and give Us the opportunity.
We VIII prove 10 YOU by the state
ments Of many reputable citizens.
both men aud women. OF seattle and
vicinity, who state over their own
signatures that We have fixed their
teeth for them without hurting them.
We viii be glad to show these testi-
monials TO you on application, and
absolutely satisfy you that We can
do as We claim. Don't put OF this
important matter any longer. Make
arrangements to have your work
started today. You are sure OF get
ting the best here. az every operator
In this office has his certificate from
tho state dental board hanging right
on the wall In front OF his dental
chair. IN plain sight Of all. thus
proving TO you beyond the shadow of
doubt that he knows his business
and knows n thoroughly.
We give with all work our IRON
clad guarantee OF satisfac ton. which
Is signed both by the operator who
did the work and by T. II Clark, u.
II. s., owner and manager OF this
office. who Is thoroughly respon-
sihle
terials and our prices are positively
tho lowest. as II IN our invariabIe
rule that we viii not be underbid on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
PHARMACISTS Meet

Pharmacists OF the state will
hold their annual convention on
Puget sound. aboard the steamship
Governor. for four days. starting
June ~. They expect to get the
opinion OF the state druggists on
the operation OF the dry law.
Otto Case, former secretary OF
the Commercial Club. spoke at a
membership luncheon OF the club at
noon Saturday on "Nonpartisanship
More Buriness and Less Politics. :"
Lunch at tho Hollywood. 212
Pike.-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-29
Regal Dental Office,

Dr. T.. u. tInrk, Manager
''"s THIRD Ave, n. w. Cor. Third
and Union
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15
NEARLY 100000 RAISED
TOWARD PACKING HOUSE

TiftCn, Oct 13.-By far the most en-
thusiastic meeting from all angles of
view that has been held dealing with
the Packing House proposition was
held at the office Of Frank Scarboro
Company Wednesday night, the Office
being filed with business men and
farmers.
Before the meeting adjourned 500
900 was pledged toward the building
Of the Packing House
Mr.. II. II. Tiff said that Triton had
to have the packing house and that il
was up to the people Of Triton to stand
behind the movement good and strong
to make it an assured thing. He was
very earnest about the matter and
said he was willing to do more than
his part toward making the venture
a success.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15
COTTON SUBSTITUTE IS
FOUND in PAPER

Vienna. Oct. 11-(Via London Oct
13D-Paper in the place Of cotton has
proved of extraordinary value in solY-
ing one Of AustTia-HunGary's greatest
economic problems, according to Ar
thur Kufler, president Of the War AS
sociation Of Cotton Spinners, the gov
eminent organization controlling CON
sumption. Herr Kufler explained to-
day to the correspondent OF the Asso-
ciated Press how Austria-Hungary has
met the situation caused by the cutting
off Of American cotton.
"The central powers could use
more than a million bales OF cotton
right now" he said, but we are able
to set along without it if we must. We
are getting 5000 to 10000 bales a
month from Turkey Before the out
break of the war this amount was
much greater, but it has shown q de-
crease recently. owing to the dcporta-
ton of Armenians, who are the prin-
cipal cotton planters in Asia Minor" "
Herr KuiTler exhibited a vast as
sortment Of fabrics made from paper.
The articles ranged from flour bags
holding 200 pounds, to twine. Other
textiles were manufactured from a
mixture Of paper yarn as warp and cot
ton or wool as filing. They ranged
from coarse white goods to a fairly
fire cloth. These paper fabrics after
being woven are treated chemically to
make them impervious to water and
more durable and pliable. Herr Kuf-
fler said the products were constantly
improving.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15
ATLANTA STREET CAR MEN
NOW RETURNING TO WORK

Atlanta, Oct 13.-1t was reported
yesterday on reliable authority that
w II. Pollard, the labor union organ
izer who precipitated the street car
strike in this city, had taken his de-
parture from the scene Of his recent
activities.
Prominent labor. union leaders now
admit, privately, that the street car
strike is a failure The striking con-
ductors and motormen are beginning
TO feel the pinch of cold weather and
empty pantries, and the financial as
sistance they expected from sympa-
/ thizers is not materializing to any very
considerable extent.
Employees Of the street car com
pany assert that numbers of the
strikers have returned to the car
barns and applied for re-admission to
their former positions, and several, it
is understood, have been taken back.
Disorder has practically ceased, and
night schedules, which were curtailed
more than those in the daytime when
the strike was at its height, are al
most back to normal.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15
HOGS ENOUGH FOR AL.
VIC the Corde1e Dispatch:

Says the COrdele Dispatch:
Triton is ambitious for a costly
packing house. 1t deserves to have
everything il wants for it is indus
triOus and progressive enough for
the best, but Triton and MoUltrie
could never operate big packing
plants so close together. Moultrie
is developing an industry that
ought to care we'll fer all South
Georgia in the matter of furnish
ing a market for home raised hogs
and cattle. However, if there is
room for the Triton plant, this
will mean better price to the
producer
Did not the business men of TiftOr
believe that there will be hogs enough
in this territory next fall to supply
packing houses both at Moultrie ana
Triton. they would not put cent into
a plant here. To do so would be bus
mess folly.
Triton has not the least desire to
take any business from the Moultrie
plant: OH the contrary, many carloads
Of hogs have been shipped from here
to MOultrie and even with another
plant here we want the most cordial
business relations and cooperation
between the two enterprises. They
can help each other toward establish
ing a market for Georgia packed meat.
with the proper effort by both there
will soon be no discrimination in the
market prices of the Georgia and Yves
tern meats, unless it be in favor of
the Southern product.
Last year, even with increased ca
pacity, Moultrie could not handle all
Of the hogs offered, to an advantage.
This during a year in which normal
cotton crop was planted. With the
necessary reduction in the cotton acre
age next year due to the boil weevil
and the increased acreage in grain and
feed stuffs there will be a heavy i'll
crease in the hog crop. conserva-
tive estimate would place this increase
at least 2 to 1, and it will very prob
ably be to /. ~
Therefore, raisers of live stock in
this section would be confronted by
8 congested market next fell if there
was only one packing plant to handle
their products The only new plant
contemplated except that at Triton is
ct StatesbOro. from which territory
shipments to either Moultrie or Triton
could not be exDected Therefore the
plant at Triton or al some other point
convenient to this section is an alb
solute neccssity-not to the peonle Of
Tiff county but 10 the farmers Of this
rart of south Georgia who are seek
ing for money crop as substitute
for cotton.
Triton does moi feel that she is
building for herself alone in this mat
ter, but in undertaking the enterprise
she is fulfilling her duty toward the
farmers of this portion Of South Geor-
gia-the development Of the agricul-
t,lral interests of the state and the
rrom0tionro of diversified farming. unon
which the wealth Of its rural sections
denends.
Not onlv do We believe a packing
Hlant at Triton will paw and that with
one here tho plant at Moultrie will
continue TO be operated to capacity.
brit we helieva that in less than three
-ears there will be similar nlants on
Grated at Cordele Fitzgerald and AL
barsFs RI in less than fiva years. such
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15
PLANS FOR ENLARGEMENT.
Annual Meeting of University of Geor-
ala Summer School Beard Held.

fhIlIICcii "SSNi'S ~ 49, 49,
ala Summer School Beard Held.
Athens. Oct. 1.-THE annual meet
ing Of the University Of Georgia sum
mer school board was held in the Of
fee of Chancellor Barrow here, the
board consisting Of Chancellor Bar
row, State School superintendent NJ.
/. Britain, President Jerc NJ. Pound,
Of the State Normal school; President
A. N. Soule, Of The Georgia State Col
lege Of Agriculture; Dean c. N. Smell
ling Of the university. and Dean T. j.
Woofter, Of Peabody School Of Educa-
ton, superintendent Of the summer
school.
From an attendance Of 100 four
teen years ago The enrolment has
grown to more than LOO. Plans
we're made for large course next
year than ever to meet The needs Of
the teachers Of rural and city schools
Of the state especially.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15
YOUNG MATHIS is NEAR DEATH

Americas, Oct. 13.-Ernest Mathis.
the young boy who had a miraculous
escape from death in the automobile
and train collision here Tuesday, is
more seriously injured than thought
at first. He is dangerously i'll now
with several attending physicians.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15
ALLEGED AescouNCER is Back
Officer Returns From Chicago With
Former Schiey Tax Collector.

EIlaviIIe, Oct. t3.-W. w. LumDkin
arrived last night over the Seminole,
having in custody J. B, Smith, the
former Schley county tax collector,
whom he went to Chicago to bring
back. Portland, Ore, officers brought
Smith as far as Chicago, where he
was turned over to Sheriff Lumpkin.
AS Schley Superior court is still in
session, it is quite likely that Smith
may be carried before the court for
trial this week.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-15

a plant will be needed in every pro
gicssiye agricultural county south OF
Macon Tiften Gazette.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
SO a.

2. @rubengaserplofion in einem Berg
inert Bel Clinton, M. 3d., pobet
iber bunbert @rubenarbetter ums
2eben fommen.
3. Mnar@tften MAIDEN etnen @erfu4,
in ser ct. Patridsz& atbe6rale,
Stem Dort, Bomber gum @rplooiez
rem gu brtngen.
4. @@luBfiBuns 6es So. &ongrefes.
s. 6ur@tbore @@neei tiirme in ben
mtttlern peitlt9en @taaten.
8. 9er Prooeb gegen 9arrp 6. Shan
tpegen @eri@mDrung CUR 5lu@t
aus benz Srrenbaus in Matteapan
beginnt in Seem Oorf.
13. 9arrp g. 5bam uno bier fetner
angebliden Mitperf4morenen merz
ben fretgeipro4en.
Ia. Qineoln 8ea4p, Der beribmte ame<
ritonii9e 5lieger, perungliidt Bel
einem @9auflug auf Der Bonanza
YacificzM usitellung.
20. @e1torben: Gbas. 6rancts Mbams,
@ef@i@ts19reiber uno @fapiit, IN
Mafbin9ton, 9. g., i'm Otter bon
fieb3ig Sabren.
"a. @eiforben: Marp Mnna Sadfon,
Witpe 6es Sen. s. s. (@tonepaD
Sodfon, in Charlotte, e. g., nierz
unoa9t3is Sabre oft.
Is. Das ameritanii4e9 au@boot So
funt nit aGIen Manr, on 8orb Bel
9onolulu.
%. 5euer i'm @ei@dftsteil bon @poz
fame, @a1b.. rt@tet flr $5o0!000
@4a6en on.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-01-13
5a@re6@ronik.
Cine genrbnete licberli@t ilber bic
mi@tisiteu GreigniEe hes
Sa9res 1915.
g q u q +.


1. @rDffnung Ser Yanamaz@ altforz
Notwithstanding in Gan Diego.
4. Die 2onooner Mttienb0rie miro
mieber er0ffnet.
S. Dos 8unoeszO bergert4t entf@etz
set, oaB Die @utma&er in 9anburp
peqen ibres 8opcotts in 1902 etne
Celebrate bon $4,000 5ablen
muhen.
6. @efprben: 81. 30. @burtleff, 8urz
gerfriegspeteran uno &uni tmaler.
in Mem Oort, i'm glitter bon funtz
u~noiieb3ig Sabren.
10. @%e1torben: Marfbau g. Mtloer,
9umoriit, in ct. paul. Minn., i'm
Mlter bon funfunbfunf5ig Sabren.
13. 5eftiges @robeben in Stalien, nit
groBen 8erluiten an Meni4enleben
unb @igentum, beionoers In Mpe5z
3uno.
IL. @o5ialiiten Der neutralen 2dnoer
@uropas er0ffnen eine 5rteoenstonz
feren3 in 2onbon.
Sc torben: Sen. u. M. @tDnel.
ser @erteioiger BON SPORT Mrtbur
in 1904-5, gu petrograo, i'm Mlter
bon }iebenunofe95ig Sabren.
Meritp: Gin &onDent tn Der
@taot Me1ito ermdblt Sen. &oque
Gonzales @ar3a gum prDbiiorif 4en
prG1ioenten Meritos.
is. Ser britifde 9ampfer "Yenartb"
5@ettert an Der &iite BON Norfolt;
einuno5man5ig BON Der Mannf4aft
%ertrinfen.
6euer in @oeblings 9rabtfabrit
in Srenton, %. s., peruria4t @@az
ben gum 8etrag BON $1,5O0,0OO.
10. @e1torben: Sol. S. u. Sopee.
&riegspeteran, @9rtftitel1er uni
9i9ter, in @aibington, .. g..
funfunoiieb5tg Sabre alt.
81. Ser PROFIT orii9e Brdii0ent @ar3a'
bon Merito, un0 be6en &abinet gez
ben Mertto als SiB Der &egterun9
auf.
%. Yraiibent Milion belegt Die Gin
sz@orlage nit fetnem
8eto.
%. Merifo: General @ar5a legt feline
@teuung ols propiiorii@er prditz
bent bon Merifo nieoer.