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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-27

American rabbits, first and second
pair white rabbits, first pair red Eng
fish rabbits, first pair black English
rabbits.
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
E. E. Minnick. 1867 Summit street,
Columbus, o., first hen, first and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-27

A 5000, 900 contract has been plac-
in New Zealand by Great Britain for
cheese for the army. This is a fifth
of the cheese product Of the island.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-27

-. Charles Duke OF Muncie, called
on friends here Tuesday. Miss Opal
Duke spent Tuesday evening with
Miss Ruth Kennedy in Richmond
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-06

lette, Charles Buxton Going. Robert Grant, Clayton Hamilton, Oliver Her ford, Emerson Hough, Burges John son, Robert Underwood Johnson, Elizabeth Jordan, Arthur I. Keller, Basil King, Edwin Lefevre. Joseph C.. Lincoln, Jack London, John Luther Long, Don Marquis Brander Matthews, Annie Nathan Meyer, Meredith Nich- olson, Lloyd Osbourne. Will Payne, John S. Phillips, Charming Pollock, George Haven Putnam, Viola Rose boro, Robert Haven Schauffler, Julian Street, Ida M. Tarbell, Augustus. Thomas, Charles Hanson Towne, Vir- ginia Terhune Van de Water, Louis Joseph Vance, Henry Mitchell Web ster, Carolyn Wells, Paul West, Kate Douglas Wiggin,> Owen Mister and Ed ward Mott Woolley.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-06
IN FIVE MINUTES
 NO SICK STOMACH, .
 INDIGESTION, GAS
"Pape's Dialepsin"i is the quick est and surest Stomach @ relief.

If what you just just ate is souring on your stomach or lies like lump of lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
 gas and. ecructate sour, undigested food, or have a feeling of dizziness, heartburn. fullness. nausea. bad taste in mouth and stomach headache, you can surely get relief in five miRutes Ask your pharmacist to show you the formula, plainly printed on these ffty-cent cases ok Pape's Diapepsin, then you will understand why dys- peptic troubles of all kinds must go, and why it relieves sour, out-of -order stomachs or indigestion in five min- utes. "Pape's Diapepsin" is harmless; tastes like candy, though, each dose will digest and prepare for assimila- ton into the blood all the food you eat; besides, 1t makes you go to the table with a healthy appetite; but what will please you most, is that you will feel that your stomach and intes- tines are clean and fresh, and you will not need to resort to laxatives or liver pills for biliousness or constipa- ton.
 This city will have many Tapes Diapepstn' cranks. as some people will call them, but you will be en- thusiastic about this splendid stomach preparation, too, if you ever take it for indigestion. gases, heartburn, sour ness, dyspepsia, or any stomach misery.
 Get some now, this minute. and rid yourself of stomach misery and indi- gesfton in i've x4lmkes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-06
LOSS OF APPETITE,
 LOSS OF WEIGHT, sLEEPLESSNES,. ETC.

are all overcome by Recupertabs, they are made after the formula of pr. AL bert Robin, the famous French physi- elan, and are being used very largely in Paris and other European capitals. When taken for a short while they will give positive relief in all cases of nervous exhaustion, mental depression, lack of vitality. general debility. ane- mia, etc.
 !. The G1ycerophosphates of which Recupertabs are composed, contain the element necessary to overcome these conditions. They are now being prescribed and recommended by many physicians in this and foreign coun- tries as the best, quickest and surest nerve and blood tonic that they know of .
 Recupertabs are for sale at all drug stores at soc and $1.00 per package or will be sent direct upon receipt of price.
 Curts Chemical Co.,, No. 414 West 23rd St., New York. Distributed in Bridgeport and vicinity by J. D. Harti- gan, No. /81 Fairfield Avenue.-Adv.
 RI "tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-06
Feats It of Endurance.

What 1s the limit of human endur. ance? M "A bomb thrower has hurled bombs continuously fer forty-one hours.
 There are numerous striking and more peaceful record breaking feats. ~ club swinging champion once swung his clubs for fortyreix hours without . moments rest. so51s1
 A young Brixtoni athlete once swung . blaoksmith's hammer for twelve hours on end. Then this same modern Samson belabored punching bag con- tinuously for fifteen hours at the aver age rate of 145 punches minutes.
 A few years ago two Frenchmen walked. round and round a billiard ta- ble, playing game after game and GOV eriag sixty miles for twenty-four con 0ocutive hours.
 A band of change ringers once rang the bells of St. Martins, Birmingham, for eight hours without pausing. A certain Polish lady danced, with only momentary rests, flor thirty -four hours, while an Italian dancer danced for fourteen hours at the rate of eight cen waltzes an hour.-London Stray Stories. ~.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-06
Perositx.

6tr1ct1y speaking, thero is nothing
 fhet is 1mporous. Glass has very small degree Of porosity.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-06
II ardIy.

G9ald-I have mind of my own. ! 0sraJd1ne-I don't believe you could 0ublet it-New York Times.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-06

T Havs <e Pull Them h.
 7 E1la-There are just as good fish in Ghe sea- Stella-But you have to have fl ae1a xAa.s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-06

pasts This on the Family Tool Ghost.
 The idea of this cabinet is to furnish amusement to the family when they have scratched up all the. furniture and done all the damage elsewhere they can think of; therefore
 Do not replace or put back anything that you take out of these drawers.'
 Try, If possible, to select and remove from this cabinet some article or tool that Is absolutely indispensable, leav- ing it preferably out in the back yard.
 If you have anything hanging about your room that is of no earthly use you might store it in one of these drawers.
 Remember that the main idea of hav- ing this cabinet on the premises is gradually to fill 1t with utterly useless things.
 And remove from it at the same time all the useful things.
 Patience! Keep at it and you are hound to succeed-Life.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-06
GRAPES STREWN IN
 STREET AFTER CRASH.

Five hundrfd dollars worth of grapes were stfewn, about Main street near Elm street. last night, as a re- suit of a collision between a street car and an auto truck. +.,
 The motor truck owned by Freder- tck Robinson, of Waterbury, and op- erated by F. Spiritem. was proceeding north in Main street, when the trol> ley struck it from the rear, throwing the truck over on its side, smashing the barrels and scattering the grtpes. &r
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-06
TWO KILLED,
 SEVERAL HURT ,Ih RACE RIOT

Billings. Mont, Oct. s.-Two white men were shot and killed by seven ne- grpes last night in rice riot near Nthdll, Meagher county; according to word received here early today. A third white man Is said to have been shot and severely wounded. Five negroes and two white men are under arrest at Cushman on a charge Of participating in the riot
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-06
Devil worsh;p in Tibit.

Devil Worship In TIbit.
 The religion inculcated by Buddha had certain cardinal points-the en- couragement of the ascetic life, the maintenance of virtue, the exhortation to persons of all castes and both sexes to aim at deliverance from the evils of existence add, lastly, the attainment of Nfrvana.
 But in Tibet Buddhism has been grafted on to the earlier devil worship of the people, and religion has been evolved better expressed as Lamaism, or modified devil worship, so that in addition to the Buddhas and Bodisats there have also come to be tutelary and guardian deities of terrifying and malignant aspect, whose duty it is to defend the faith and the faithful people from external attack. These deities are depicted in grotesque and terrible forms in all the monasteries. generally in violently colored fresco paintings at the entrance. - National Geographic Magazine.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-06
DIR. HAwLEY RETURNING.

Dr. George w. Hawley of 233 Fair field avenue, has written home that he is on his way back t. this country after h four months absence. He has been assistant head of a French war hospital.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-06

JUST ARRIVED JOHN RICK & SON
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-30
G6eRfiOl

3obn ena it nerhUlrOig aenigTanl g~eDoroen. aus aOnoon Dirt
iAtsr1a 26 ARarS 0epeidiert: England CAB feline ere effrfhDe AnhuOr
ganeru saaf bic 0entihen Guftangrffe. lIo tDoua betnI6 ode
eHfftlf, aaf 0eutfb pDirfi0mag 4nfnDrt2 - Bon Den s engIn4ea Zero.
pIanea fmroen 3 nmf umo BEL Gpt bDn 0a oentfhen annebraeffaben
bernnterefdoIen. SOnit hur0e weter fem sda0en angeriftetz oa bic
geuerfeneu 8oinbea aae ms M0tfeRmeer feRn. 0ebenbe bot Der briite
geEorer reoberOde BEN brtif1en 3er1t0rer rgeeOufa~ aertort, mdhren0
Smei oentide &atrOlbpOte sua8ebrungen ien ioaen1.
Ias 1T furuabr cine ~DinIanea 2eHnng: SO NrDsent bon ben eme.
men suftfaabr8adgen fatlAs obnr oaB ie aud MIR Elm bisden Gdanm
narfdten fonuten. 8irtLi1 befAei0en lmO genIgIm. Zeppelin aber
6enft onOers III Oiekm Sole: ygeheiOen6it lit cine 9ier, 6h meter
feant man obne ibrl@ = 4br m1 nit lenen 5dffea Thetnt Sbn
gma i~henBlldes Ped 81 b0baA CT DeTt 0a ben eleiden .effeft4 aM,
oas beiBt nafnlIA nannlefefts. lln0 os Sd0nre babel lit, 0ob En- IN
Iansr ibergroBeH g~efdeioenheft 70 off erIdrt, ooB leue sdffe ft ge
guRatg rarE1Hen Ober our1 ianere ggpIolonen oDer ourd eiaeae g2nen
uHfouaaeu. beilebe nidt ourd Oentfhe lt8Ooe gr merit babel gar
nat. nle ~fardtbor Il ieine egeaen SeeIelte bldmiert, bic 10 ereufd I'M.
oeididt HnD.
effeHtD IN ben bhden arpgsatOnaten lit BEL sobn Sun eiqentah
nrr EN- 3utB big beute gewefh, fno Dos 1T Ien GngeumanI. 4ber
oonft fnfl man mo9t 0lHmne Reutrale tdufhen. iebOh Eene siege e.
ffHgen. GHeftp tte fenHe Mntuort auf bic 0eutiden JieoeronqrfFe til
nAh leae sefpfiUe 8IodaOee an Eeuifhlan0g sMtea. Dos bat bic
nuntere Seiafebr Der ~M25pe1 gaseigt. GHefHb mar idne leI6Itfole Stfe
tilt 8egten Serthen unD W~ontehegro.
gfRttfD nber miro MIR ems am G1hfe Ds gRedrieaes fem. NIB
Dag u Der eHettfDe Sieg 9atihLuaos uO fener g~mfan0eten. ltno
df oliea vanaaeffeh" wdrtet Die gauge ituge @eIt nit 5banfuno mo
fbleatoerbebaer Sdaoeafnabe. Tr e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-30

30 srFsOsIt q DdrSs Bacterial SUI 6srs
telling. Der @tnfdb fpirb aus inrSaa,s
fntissnsr ssioe ubst farbisan Eotijt krs
seffe1t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-30
Die 6e(te Gmpfe6(ung co6eC6'S!

Den fo~lgenSen 9rief erbat ein betnnuhr gifrar 0mobas bon Der
americau embargo Conference IN Chicago, Der Die bette gmpfe9hrng I'm.
feres aongreBmanns 2obef bI0et:
gSbr gertrrFr, Der Mdi6are Gbarles 9. GObef, fat, ME Sic 10 Dbl
hiRtn nerbfn, wndtr Stranns senuHutn stesn ben gerind, Diefes eanS
III enc Shlnng sa bringsR, bic sHm armg bate fibren fGnnen, nnO Ct
fuafe bafSr ben 9anf nnS Sic @erFdernns Der gSa6kr ieiues Sifuifts
babem, bar lie sn miber n~nterfabcm herSen.1
Cas- ftfntnt. Sir bDHrn, oB Defenders bic 9drger nnf bent Qnn6e
in NofbfnetOn unA GnrpD gGuntp, Die poderen beutIden 6nrn1er nit
ibren Sobneu bnfr forgen tneroen, 0oB 2obed tpeor nominiert miro.
GRr hi Gnroba berinden beintnffhe Fohfer inn Dos Staeto iii ben
Saden 8u foBen. Der @leuderat miro ober niBIneen.
Eas gfet1e gilt TN Sole 0es aongreBmnnn HenpB I'M Grnen Son.
areBG1rft BORT bat fh Der fribere aongreBfHnnn aRoeuire berbei-
oeaHen ben repubIffnufhen ~aongreBuaann Grnnf Redbis aus Dem elm
siaea @r1Hoe anaugreiFat neil AenDis ndt III Die 8niouihe ariegs.
trompete aetoben bet. Dos nlhien fIh bic oefh1en 8irger jenes Oil
frffts merfen. Sir babeu lbrgens @runO Sur annnhme, 0B Wiaguire
nF I'M Screen init fener StearneNobne nibt aberei1tmmen fam, BURT
DC Glnflhfe eincr gnncolner Eagesaeitung 0o5u ge3ulngcn nuroe, feinm
iesmeH uafInaen nm uuerbOrten Stnnopuntt ein51nebnea. es 1T gut
0ub ae @ar9er bei 3eten af Dmie GaiaAeu uufmerfaa mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-30

gBilianr Servings grbnn bat fh iebt often fir Die INSTRUMENTATION
miIlon,s erf6rt Die gapdrfmg, 0nB e, ais er ans benz BiHoHihn
aoBinch ulgl1tS, neil er geeea bic 0eutEb fetnOlihe Bontif oes @d.
irisben mar, abernehnten u0 geaen Ole ACKNOWLEDGING &iIon$
iuinen phr6e, bat fb no nidt erffat Don 1T oMr ia ihon 70 oft
ron Brpan enttduS1t iporoen. Dab aua oiee reae MetnurssnaOerun9
arpan,s, O6er sod ien nidt erpurtetes gtntreht fir GiHon, nidt fbt
beruunoert.
Ge Soma Reforn@. Die Obises ihreht bat redt. 9rD1n bot Die
nuf ion 1ertten 0oFfmtngen euihon1en neroen InRu. Or bat ant
eiganen 2eibe beripnrt, SAB er ben 12nttbaber Der b~errfdeaoen gartei
nidt uneefraft angreifen fonnte uno berfndbt nun DfeOer in 5eib mo
gHeb Der BnrfeMd1aer All fonmen. ct baadt iest ben girgcrn in
saebrnsfa begreifHh sa rn1dens nB er NiHons Better 6rean0 Ii lm0
ob has Sell Der BELT enaig limo nnen bon Der ErObtaticn im0 Dem
lEmdfnn0e abbdnse, BOB Die grBans oe Aenter befoaHen. SIT es
ficsntnI ni1t Gflianl Servings Brpon idtf, 10 1T Is bod ien Iabs
IoFiger graoer, ben Der SIbersingige Ben 8argern bon Re6rasfa ais
Ggtr III Der gt anpreHt gon Grbnbenen gum 26deIiden it's mrl
Elm Shrht uno ben Shrtt TIT grp0n aegenudrtig tdgFih in aebrnsfa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-30
Mns be,n Gtaotr

2ibert1. giebe braden ott Mlon.
tag nndt In oie Apptbefe bon 6.
81. Gone Elm utt0 er6euteten ghn1ud,
maren I'M @erte bon etlDu $500
9iernnf ei~tipeu0eten he aus einen
SafiDnbdils Der Burlington Balm
ETH Motorrn0 pnD fubren 0ubOn.
Sfela. Gle WlaiAiue Der bieii.
gen eTcftrilhen @erfe 1T IN Bic
2uft g~eiLoggi. G1s 1dh 6es Ma.
ihineuA1nIes fDiiroe beFdGOiut. Io
Die Naihine nint repnrierf net.
ben fam, lit 0er 0rt DorIdufia IN
EutffeIhett aaiint.
2ertnaton lie bigIiae MlfoIfo.
Mii1Ie SHroe Giengtaa friib Elm
siniib Der 8Iamripn. Ger ShaOen
if ourh @eriidcriug geoedt.
AubHrit. Sm &alis BON ssoiepb
Bumper broG 7ienstng friib eiu
deuer aiss bns ieooh aeIol6t iper.
ben fouute, eBe Is oroben Sd1Oen
onridtete.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-30
GabDrnas asssuIdirH,.

Der fpridp5ffIia gsiDDrbtnt ass
seni9frm Gooornos 1T niht Der srFe,
Den Elm General, ipenl aud nidt qes
ro6e gegen bfnaugFlregsn, nufgefpannt
bat. gstD0bniider QaIlOrsgsn geniigte
Ifon sinem tngiifhen@sner1l, fim biez
fer 5ibiIiHFdmS dnb0ednng Sn bebiss
reH. Die ShilOtrung, tote DelIinos
ton, Der JobrsebRie lang Der arimss
soti Der Gngldnber mar unb ben
heutigen MuhIn Ritdtnsrs aeHoB, I'M
Sabre 1877 cine gnrnbe iIbsr oog
tngIifns BeIubungsbssr in 5rontrei9
d6nobm, beru6t auf 6u1ndbIider
Bnbseit. Dir 4arnbe Tnnb bel
GebaH itnit, nnb bic 7rlppen fam
ben IN mebreren SrsFfsn bereit, uIs
WediHgton, ben ois G~naI1notr ben
seiiernen- 6er3o9" ndnnten, berEam,
I'M bic Grout nbsureiitn. Gtatt Ell
ner Suite eldn8snosr 5fFi5iere foIas
ten ibm stusi sDamen@ Die ibrsm
ouffdaigsn Auipab mad febr Speis
feIbafter 5eriunft fhisHtF. ur6 Die
er restenOe 6elbgrr bate siasn Mss
seRiairm dufeeipauHt, ben e forgIiA
iber bic Gsbtrsisr ieinss GenfraIss
butts belt. Nnhbsm ID Der 6ersoq
m srDber Ruk bic front nbntriftsn,
loate osr BOrbsimaEfh beginner.
Weainetcn fprsngte NIT feinem Do
msugsFclge nab elmer Elsinsn qns
bohe. bon no aus II ben gorbsi.
mnrf9 iiberFd1uen tDo1te. en- oisfsm
NlgsnbIid rib Der GdtieIaart All liz
iism Der Donitnpfsrbt, un0 Is srt5ntt
bog signal: bds Gonse bait! Der
9haoen Durbt reparisrt, bic aopaIs
ians peg 3srsngs bseab TiH ouf Die
AnhObs nnb Der worbtimnrfG ionnls
srfOlgtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-30

tie NIT Sitfe zines G~pa5ierltodes
0efeH fam.
2isOtuig Miaer, Der bcIiebte 90.
daftesIeiter Der Gir1nd @erina &
Go, 1T, Hadl0em DIE Mbothefe an
arr AeIo 9erfnift tDlrbe, uah
nta6n iibergeiieoeIf, nm tn &C.
ldaft bon 4einrid Werind tafia
6n ieiH.
aim 4. apriI ffnoen bic Gto0t.
fuobIen itatt. So9n SoftIcr. 0er
ale Menidetl bis slun &ooe Eiebt,
neil er eilt ousgerihnefer Sci.
HeF1xtdtter lit. Bot TIT perfIoTIeaeg
sabre beipieIeu BOB er and oos
Mut zines 8iraermeiFferg in Dor.
treffli4er Neiie at Ieiten bet.
Iipbt. @euli Ste GeiaIdlen bei ser
ILetsen @abI ntdt 10 foraIos ap.
ipeleg ipdran - es ban6eIte f;d1 IN,
. @~tinuHal 10 lDiirne gaff[er
eripablt iporben Ieiu. llmiumeHr
luuie oiesmaI uniere hiureidIidl 81.
tafnte oelttid3e SnHmIeliqfeit nidt
Der @rlIH0 ieins unlere Nflidt an
tiHmtalieH I'll pergeiieu. Soffenl
lid bat bic BebmoInng. meIhe sic
1eutidIeh ben Ieitelt Der Meaipraulo
lfllleres &a1l0e6 ernbren baben. Bio
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-30

aeleBen fein IaTlct ole Burger an
lerer groben Station lire @fIidt
Su erfilaen.
Ills repubIifaaiaer Qnu0toui
tunroe @err Mortin z. HrteOridI
lar oas ana zines Golntp Som.
uiii1drs bon leinen Dreunoen Dor.
gelhlagen uaD oieler BorImlda Be-.
lrriit oaB er fpdbrenD ieiner frilFe.
rem amistetrsiHe sur 8u~Frie6embeit
elmer MitbArger ~aeorbeitef bof.
Serr a0ans apIIelbeDer, elm
tDobIbelteIfter Harntr, BET Hahre
lang II Der 9abe bon geSar greef
iid Der 2an0Uirtidaif lDiomefe bot
iid tir5li1 III Bldttsnaouth nig1ep.
geiaffeA inn 0oieIbR Ieilfen Qebeag.
abeao 81 beIMEteben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-30

NebbofteB Gdrbtns
fpieI. Gfis No9barin: Bdtg Sbt
Mnnn g nod MD 5s 9anit isi0ms
ntn2 Ranu. Der nladt mon bldagl
8Ipeitt Nahbdrin: Wlir fhent
po4! Der fam flo absr fratuIisrsH,
iufun II lOmmt; Senn ishs ii ibm Ion'
bldnts gsriibnsinni6i, bet IIh bsr
i4stnite blnujtFositnt Anrpftn Dor
Rtio eriibsr iapdrs 6risFn fol.
III gebeu0ts
W omsn rMarnm baben Sis BON
allen StlDerbsrn ssrnos BEN Montr
ben 8urennpOIisn esssbmg~
B~Hredn1tf: .Weil in bon bin
lpsih, Dab ri an S9IaiI0Fstsit lei.
bet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-30
9att(pie( Der
O6erammergauer!
llnter Otn Mnlpi5iru bes Trunen.
9ilFs. gereiHS am 2. April int
yranbeis Sbeater.

Die Grein6e gutter 8itbermifl
iilt0 baDriiher. SiroIer irno Shpei.
ser SooIer iperoen ipobI am Spnib
tag, ben 2. ApriI, olf lire gfed.
itiing fomnieit, od an 0ieieiH Gage
Die beliebten Sbernmmerqouer i'm
grnnoeis Ebenter cir einnlaIi9eS
@uItipieL obIc1bieren tDer0cn. Sn
DeutidIduo gibt es beltte feline
Gbnlide Wefcaifof, Die In ae.
inngli6er Neiie 70 bod itebt mic
ons fIetue 80Ifden Der Gbernmner-
ealier inter Der 0eitina ieineS
muIitaIiiden DIRECTORS Seinrid
Mnrdctti. SooIer, M1nner-0 uartet.
te, Soil lIiD. iino iii ale gltten EN-.
eeflodter, utio niid bic 3tpiidens
poilieH iuer0en olif oieIe @eife ais.
gefillt. Der ShuIp[dttIertnfs sGhlt
0u ben grn5iofeiten G1li5en, oie il.
mails gei6aTfen tpur0en urio 2isL
'gtagel III in gniid Nanern oIs Die
teite SdubpInttIerin beEannt. sic
itn0 ibr gorfner Conn gobntann
miiiIel iiberalI fid aa nenen 8uga.
ben enti9IieBefr.
Gin &eil DeS Naingetuinnes idat
befnnntIiG Gem HOten arens iii,
iDesbnb EN- roger gefuh Die Sdjnl.
ipieler lobneu foate, 0a man aIeid.
Sritig eiHen luten 3iDed b1nit Der-
biHog.
3ur anffilbrunq geIangt Die bier.
aftige BauernpoIIe nit @eIang
uMr. Snfioli i'm @ehrge~. @ir
hermit oos grOgramm FOL.
gen:
geriDHea:
Der. @iIiom Ssadlcn otto Scotia
6siieu Satin. .RosL Aainer
SebdItim 3ie0er, Der @oI0tues
bauer ...... GenrD Mnrhetti
ii. 3eHsi, neiieu airt6er
aurt alpfer IL 0tdrtbn Mlarhetti
&abn aieOr's ShDdter $3.50.
+.........s... &allnp @ralID
Marttn BurI, Elm alter Bauer
......... :. :. -. 5er6I gtaeeI
5iesy fem Sobn ..9onp 8obnlnn
RoIpturp 2aniperI, Jrem0enfhbrer
~.a........ Beterl @obutnn
FDi Il. Ger. gienItboten ....
2ieieI 9ngeI II SimmerI Goldman
Sin IeIegraphenbota. S1cOb Soft
gns Stud ipieIt auf Dem gnl,erns
jofe 8ieDer's.
3fuiiden dem 8. nno 4. Gift
icgt eiH 3eitraiim bon 5spei Sab.
-ell.
3lbilhenafte:
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DANISH ISLANDS

Copenhagen. Norway. Aug. -.
The Folkething, or lower house
Of the Danish parliament, vestcr.
day voted in favor of selling the
Danish West Indies to the United
States. if a plebiScite favored the
sale. The vote was 60 for the
proposition to A against it. one
member being denied a vote. and
Siv being absent.
Having taken this action, the
folkething took mp the question
of ratification of the treaty itself
proceeding for the sale Vt the IS.
lands. The vote was the same rs
that upon the question Of the
sale.
The discussion i'm the folkcuhing
turned upon the question whether
the plcbiscite. or elections. or
both the elections and the plcbis.
cite, shall take place before com.
ing To a settlement on the sale of
the islands. Premier Iaple stated
that if the elections should he
necessary the government would
have to ask the American govern
ment if the matter could be post
poned until the newly elected
rigsdag meets in November.
An influential member of the.
conservative party in the lnnde'.
thing. the upper house, stated Ia,
the Associated Press that it seems
to he a settled matter that the
landething will reject the treaty
\ rejection would mean Il delay
of probably three months in he.
final disposition of the islands,
since general elections hardly.
could he finished before. the end
of October. and the new govern
ment probably would not get into
harness before the middle of No,
vembcr.