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The Detroit times., 1916-06-24
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE te ST PAUL RAILWAY
ELECTRLFIES X g sEClTON CT IS ROAD

step by step through me cen
tur.,.. he march of progress rs FOR
ward ana bruetecnr
Nher, any power or force OF hu-
man agency falls Inadequate before
the human need. Dho genius and IA.
org, ui the race rises 10 present a
greater force.
Tho Kingdom of Steam is passing.
The Empire ut Electricity is ris-
ING upon j.. vanishing cloud,
The hundred years Of steam have
don" their work ana are now sub.
ordinate
IN, Thousand year OF electricity
have com, 30 stay
The r,,ru of steam was glorious
and proiro of great results
The r..eu of electricity will he
dazzling and h.nedceut In unpar-
allcl,d achievement.
The kingdom OF Steam was a
limited monarchy
The Empire of Electricity IS an
absolute bur benevolent derotism.
Steam has Us limitations in pow
or and achievement Electricity has
none
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witt tho tDa Eu'rlr. the javcliu a
against the thund'rholt
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smiling faces OK the pubic AS .'s re-
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The Detroit times., 1916-06-24
Civ Estimates

IEn ,u sol. excavation.
gI1 Hl Hu,AI feet uf new curl7tnne
J.fr.|.Itr
I.H.#T f..I uf now eurhatuuo In
.I."r .frF HsHr circles furnished
H. ..Hf..If...
-ff. .H vide N#unlit.. concrete
.EH,Hf.I lHka asuh1lt ON f-inah
t.r.r.|. paving.
1876 Uu EU-. concrete under and
behind sUrh
stone. ola Medina curb may hc used.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-24

Al ORDINANCE 10 amend section
Eleven UD of nm ordnance en-
titicd AN Ordinance 10 nN the
rompenSatIon Of certain officers,
Clerks md Employees of the city OF
Detroit"
TT Is HEREBY ORDAINED ny
TUE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DE-
TROTT.
Section + THAT Item 10, Section
II. Of an Ordinance entitled IAN or.
diuaunc 10 Ak the compensation or
certain officers. clerks and employees
cr tho city Of Detroit he and tho
-aurc is hereby amended to read as
follows.
Assistant SteuoErapher. 1901. 81, 200 90.
Section . This Ordinance shall
take effect July list. 1915.
Approved June 20 1915
OSCAR r. MARK.
Attest. Mayor.
RICHARD LINDSAY.
city Clerk,
R-Ssa.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-24
CITY Estimates

lol ca ydE. excavation.
1919 llueal feet 81 new curhstOne
IN 1-20'R Med circle furnished by
contractor.
I974t ~ yds cedar block on a.
inch concrete paving.
TO- - SO vds cedar block on sand
cement cushion paving
81 Gu yds. concrete under and
h'l"rl curb
100 lineal feet OF retaining
plank
Hf Inoal feet ~ rail 20 plaster ~
T.Hu.roAD AZ the junction OF pave
mont with car track, the contractor
viii ON void under rail heads with
-.--ul MnrlAr without extra chnrgn-
The Detroit times., 1916-06-24
SPRINGWELLS AVE.
(Paving)
Assessment Estimates

271 gu yds excavation.
1884 NneRl feet Of curbstone
new straight
i3i46 So yds. cedar block on g.
inch concrete paving
33 n so. yds. cedar block on sand,
cement cushion paving
HN Gu yds. concrete under and
hchluI curb
POS lineal feet Of rail 20 plaster
tt rrquiTedD at the junction Of
pavement with car track. the con-
tractor will nm void under rail heads
with cement mortar without extra
charge
The Detroit times., 1916-06-24
LAKEWOOD BOULEVARD
(Paving)
Assessment Estimates

IS 100 euI yHs excavation
-gNn-T iusaI foot uf curhHtone
In.WF. straight
fn.t.. .F I'D y's Naphaltic concrete
DNrturH lai,a aspaalp, on 6-inch
vat concrete under and
1.1|rI .FrH
The Detroit times., 1916-06-24
CITY Estimates

llo ca yts. excavation.
90 20 liucal feet Of new cur bstone
In ,2-1nE A-TR Ned circles fur
nislrG NN contractor.
lsN7A sG yds. cedar block on g.
inch concrete paving
~ "a vds concrete under anc
behind curb
70. IuraI roet Of retaining stone,
old Medina curb may be used
The Detroit times., 1916-06-24

In block between Hoauhleu. =. Nn-
.,|r. t.vGr.r aud NsdNUry. 20 feet
Wide. with unc-coursc concrete paw
The Detroit times., 1916-06-24
CANFIELD AVE. (Paving)
Assessment Estimates

fl5 ru yds excavation.
81. a. lucal feet Of curbstone
ln'wD straight.
500 -f sq VIDA cedar block on g.
inch concrete paving.
1871 "a. yds concrete under ana
hlLLuL cllrh
The Detroit times., 1916-06-24
City Estimates
tNonc)
ALLEY 669 (Paving)
Assessment Estimates

627 Gu yds excavation.
2lSTb4 50 yds. one-course con-
crete paving
The Detroit times., 1916-06-24
AILEY R66 (Pavingl

In block between ST. Antoiu" OAK
land. suIfu and chandler, Q" i"et
v,.I.. witt uur.coursC concrete paw
iffr-
The Detroit times., 1916-06-24

An ORDINANCE 10 amend section II
Of hapter 81 OF the Complied Or
dtnances 81 the city OF Detroit. for
the year 1912.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-24
ORDINANCE No. 4n3. 4.

An ORDINANCE TO nmcud Chapter
~ of the Complied ordinances ~
the CHy Of Detroit tor the ycur
1912 bN adding new section there
20 10 lie knnNn ~ ScrtInn 20.
The Detroit times., 1916-06-24
City Estimates

Tho tin1o 20 be set in the contracts
FOR the com pletiou % the above paw
ing Jobs shall be as follows.
Lakewood Boulevard Nov. !, 1915
Epriuu,yc1lg Ave ...... oct. l. 1918
The Detroit times., 1916-06-24

Al ORDINANCE TO amend Chapter
~ of the Compiled ordinpu'r~ "i
tb, On, 81 Detroit for nc ,cnr
Ipi2 d, nddinG new section there
90. 10 he known a. section -.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-08-17
In Memory 0f BeH Rage

Ben Page. son Of Rev Jesse Page
former Boliineer county citizen
but now of hennett. died Tuesday
Of typhoid fever at the Rnnne ferre
hosaal
He was a member oi the Nounl
Zion Baptist church and devout
Christian. having beeu converted
June 2S of this year.
lie was a very intelligent and
pleasant young man. He leaves a
host Of relatives and friends in Bol-
linger county In fact every one
who knew Ben was his friend, 81
pleasant Was his life in general
Tie is gone but not forgotten and
is now at rest beyond this DARK
world Of sorruw 50 let us be com.
for,ei by his last words, 1 am ever
trusting in God. and Try To follow
his footsteps during his Christian
life
His remains were inferred in Mt
Zion cemetery Thursday. August B.
A FEIr>n
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-08-17

Vr>. Luiu avimbgru Fs!c.
Nu lul> ) 1916 nvr Father in
heaven ca,iei ia Himself one of His
chosen
Mrs Ium NaDAmlurt Estes the
beloved Nlie oi K b Estes, and
dauahler ot Dr and Mrs J \ Van
ANA gurP, Was tOTU DsCcmhcr -,
INs'.
j" Ter carry years sue gave her
h,a.l 10 Jesus and lrow that day to
the LAY oil her Geath She endeaVor-
ed t' serve hIm as ., becoming TO
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-08-17

hearted child and to say the least
loved hy all who Anew him Bat
God hath prepared a better place
for him than this earthly world
Yet while this dear boy was IN his
youth We desired has presence long
er in this life Death must come 20
all, w know not how soon As the
Apostle Paul writes Fer since hy
man came death by man came
also the resurrection OF the 6ead
For as IN Adam all die, even So in
Christ shall all he made alive
Death is swallowed up in victory
o death, where is thy sting O
grave, where is thy victory"
Father. mother, weep not for
Clemo has gone To meet fis two
bFntherS who have gone years bti ..
Remember our DAYS a-e Gliding
hy. these hours Of toll ani trouble
will SOon be over. Our distant
home Ne.Scon shall Sev
The storms thst rack the Viutry sky,
No more DISTURB his sweet rgpoee.
Securely shall his booy lie,
And wait the summons from on high.
With holy confidence To sing
That death has lost it, venomed stiag.
Rut thine IS stan blessed sleep.
From vhich one never wakes 10 weep.
HH UNCIE
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-08-17

The vote received by CouerrsS-
naa W /. ticusley at tt~ primary
Mt which hr received 800 more
votes than hts tsso opponents Is a
scil deserved compliment .o a
tas,tful representative II ,he pFsofsls'
oF ihks distract tn rs91gEvss ile staY.
csl on the pch and ksrse' after the
peoples Interest ~ l,lie his two opIsn-
neats we're Cans asSlus the dtstshJ
atst the democrats hooked attrt his
interests ~tara ii cafnc 10 voting ~
the primary The tRFsy and thr
E~npjs appreciate faithful service
nn.! that Is shy slens!ry is ssEonf
He wlll D. ciert~i in November ---
I~Snio Press
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-08-17
DO foa hnos That

The hand thn, carries ftnsd 10 the
Inm,h can also carry disease germs
Health first is the highcS, form Of
safety first
tuberculosis and poverty ~ hand
in hand
The unite,i States Puhhc Health
serticr will Srud h.ruklct on flies
and tlseasc. ern'is Ia all applicants
The h,rss; tc,i baby has the best
ciiancr'
rhysscal utnsSs IL Preparedness
agAins, diseasc'
Pneumonia Is a communicable
disease
Cos'smacsses uay carry disease
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-08-17
DRY leader For Gardner

Charles NJ Hay who IS recoeniz.
as the leader Of the 'dryS in Nj
SCUM, will stump the state in t.s
interest Of CO. Frederick n Gariu
the democratic nominee for Cover
or. and the entire national and sta.a
tickets
Hay formerly represented Call ..
way county in the legislature. hUt
for several years has praCtiCed L.
in st Louis He supported John
Nj Atkinson for governor IN the re
cent primary campaign
The democratic party did not
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-08-17
Negro Sats RepHhlic ans OHit
sc Mis- Race on Election
u8s

Tbs lolto~ius Is an rxtrart from
a sr~ech made to y bunch ot Paris
nrfrgs BY a h,-al cnlnred drnosrai
at the depo, SATURDAY night He
WAS siiling on a tfuck beneath the
stars and delivered himself ia this
fashion
The la~d SAID. 'pharao. turn my
people loose, and ~hen he dtdnt io
IL. and the I.awd said again. 'Pharao,
turn my people bose, and when he
dalnt do 1t the Iawd TUX pharao
do~n u to the Red Sen and Chucke,i
him in That Mistah Wilson. he
say, ksranxv, sot my nieEers trre,
an when he didn't do i; that Mis,ah
Wilson he say again, karanzy. turn
nv nisgers loose W re comm
after EN-. Still he don't 10 1t an
that Mistah Wilson be say. karanzy.
turn my niseers lonse--hring EN-
right home yoself--or thars going
to be he'll 10 pay An next day 70
million white men with the hig dogs
on fiat cas- started fer Mexico You
know what happened Afo' dey
10, there obi katanxy done turned
them nissers Loose, give EN- a Palm
Beach suit Of clothes an a bottle OF
mule apiece. put EN- on a Pullman
ca sent EN- home An on the way
they met Mistah Wilson. an he
SAYS Boys. | was jes' comm 10 Sit
you IL il TUX every white man in
6he Newnited States TO do il No
man Kin lock my nigeers M er
pose on EN- and not hear from me
Come on an Git some oh dis water
melon Ever hear Of n republican
doin anything like dat Nav, you
didn't That Mr. Wilson Is shonuff
white folks Republicans amt got
lo use Zoe nieeeT cept on 1ectica
day. Paris Mercury
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-08-17

someone has told story Of a tramp
who dmiled. as many do, into the Office
ota big daily newspaper and asked for
q copy oj lhc little country parcr from
his home town There was about him
/ the something that spoke Of better days.
/ but he wa- one u The many to whom lie
/ 10 unklnd rus, 10 puabLe olt Of human
Rrog kaye Hn didn't want to read one
of the big daiIa, b, didn't care what
great men and nation. were doing, nor
how history Was being made He wanted
| lhe little paper from back nome-he
wanted - know about the folks that had
been lack and Hank and Bill to him.
TIN" home paper would take him back to
the clean, sweet days Of hl> ooyaooa and
young manhood when life was whole
some and the future rose hued dream.
He got the paper and with thanks and
touch Of bis battered hat walked out,
It was the last tie that held him 10 the
Old home. some day il may draw hlm
back therc~-vho knows
The t.g does hay" tr pat. about
the Little country papers, And the tests
sound cheap Possibly 10 one Nha does
1o' know country life It may sound
funny t. read that HANK smith and
family visited with Mr.. and N@s Green,
sunday, CT that Tom Jones has COM
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-08-17

Col. Hood. superintendent of the
construction Of our new public build
ines admits that our Jail has been
rooted and will be piastered inside OF
two weeks, and that our courthouse
will he ready for the plasterers in
about a month New Madrid Record
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-08-17
Ard GoodcH Nav Ger One

II is said the price OF Fofd cars
has dropped to S,IS5 within the last
~ees Two or three more drops Of
SSfi each and an editor can own one
provided he can set IL on the install
ment plan md pay FOR his gasoline
and repairs In advertising --parncll
Sentinel
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-08-17
And wiH Bump kaH Sfreef

Wall street will back Justice
Huehs for president. while home.lov
Ing citizcns will vote for Wilson and
ree!ec, him. --Nodaway Democratic.
Forum.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-08-17
Ohifuar,

On June q. 1916 our Supreme
Ruler saw fit to call to rest one We
loved 80 dearly. the only child Of MIR
and Mrs Henry Smith
Clemo was a good natured. kind
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Giilc erbcbcflCe
Rirc6cnfeier!
8rnnOiteinlcgnug Der SatrcS Scarf
gltaSemie in iuirOiglter gSeiie
Derlnnfen.

Gapilion, g1eb., 5. SUM. Cine
auBeroroentlid groBe 9In8obl gliis-
pdrtiger botte iib geitern bier ein-
Qefllnoen, nm Der 6eier Der @runo-
iteinIegung Der Sacreo Seart gIfa.
Dentie bei5upobneu. gaidt MIR Die
gan8e llngebung uno benadborten
Srti6aften moren ooblrei9 pertreten,
'on0ern oud Die Staote 2incoln
unO beionoerS Omaha batten bieIe
ibrer Mitbiirger bierber ention0t.
Die 6eier ieIbIt nobnt einen bodit
erbebcnoen 8erlauf. Der bo1tp. 9i.
i6if SsSobn SenrD Gi9en bon Gin
coin nobnl Die feierIihc SanoIlng
Dor uno bielt cine aniprode, pclde
auf aIle 3ub0rer einen tiefen Gin-
hruf madte. Der bieiigc Gbor
bra6te mebrere pniiehbe 2ie0er IN
gutter 8eiie 8nm gprtog, In16-
ren0 cine quite Slapclle aus Sma9o
am gta6nlittog fonoertierte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-05
Gctt Hcoicuclt'ie6cr
BccinflMiimnossBluff!
Stronh brubt; YrOsrsiiiSe fir @il.
ion, fails Repnblitaner nnlirbia.
men aanbiOaten noniinieren.

Gbicogo, Sa. 5. SUM. Oscar
9. Strdub bon glem yorf, cin 9e.
Iesot 6ur progreiiiben glatioudlfon.
bention erfl6rte seitert onb, iaGs
ole Repnblifoucr Aooiebelt rli6t no.
miniercn ipRroen, bic grogreiiioen
DieIei6t grdIioent 8iIion fir g8ie.
oererp1blilng aufitelen uno iid oh.
ne ipcitere 8erbnn0lung bertngen
niiroen.
@rGiiOeut bat biele 5reunoe uHter
ben grogreiiipen idgte Straub, itnO
i9 miiroe niht iiberrnid)t iein, tpcun
er bon oiefeit olifaeitellt ueroen mir.
be, falls bic giepitlifoner eiuen San.
oiooten nominieren, melder Den 9Sro.
greiiiben ablolit nidt bebogt (gine
edit Aooiebelt'ide Yianier, ourh Der.
drtiee ogIuffs" Die 9epublifaner
ein5ni6Hdtern, oauit iie ibn nomi.
nieren.)
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1lmcr. Offisier in
San Domingo oetStet!
Sauptmann Siribingcr BET 2an6nng
non SeeiOlOaten in TncrtD
Rlata uicbcrscidOiien,

@oI6ington, 5. SUM. 2aut
Gus San Domingo bonn glomiraI
Gaperton bier cingetroffenen 8eri6.
ten ipurbe geitern als omerifani-
i6e SceioIbatcn BEL 9uerta 8Iotn
qelonoct ipurben Sallptnann Ser
bert S. Siribinger BON elmer <geI
getroffen uro getotct.
Die Rebolutioudre gnben MIR me-
mig SAiiiie auf Die lonoenoen oute-
rifaniihen 8rltppcn ob, oo1 elmer
trdf ben 9auptmann i'm aopf uno
fiibrte oeiien Go0 berbei.
Gs muroen iofort luieoer nebrere
bituoert Marinctruppen na6 Gon
Domingo beoroert, Inn 81 oortigc
8eaierung geeen Die Hepolutionarc
5u ltnterltiisen,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-05
6ran3oitn 5mildtn Salr
unO 9Ouaunlont gtlDurfrn!
1teber 500 SeinSe ocfangcn 9eftcntiiten, tllas
iHineneewebre crcbcrt; pcrbinSmne aMf
bciScn 111aasMfern bcrecitcllt.
Die yriten perlieren meRrerc R0eenitenunsen.

eeringiten @eriud gen1odt, oen
cuf ibren bart beor1ngten 8erbiin.
oeten ousgeilbten Grut nbdubelferb
inoem iie einen glngriff ouf eigene
6oliit urtternabncn.
SiO6sbutidaften fir Sie griteH.
2on0on, 5. SUM. - Der briti-
;hc Gberitfontnlanoierenoe in JIon.
bern teilte Dem 1ieiigen arieqsdmt
eSolgenoes NIT. Delttidje Streit.
fr1fte oroneen nad bornngegonge.
men 6eftigen adnpfen in nlebrere
britiide Sobcniteaungcn iiioipeitli9
bon gperu ein unO iesten iiH oartn
felt. (9oS lit filr6, aber oeilt.
lid. J
2onoon, 5. SUM. - Die 9lrmee
Ges Gron5prinSen oritlgt pom 9tnros
toeiten ber INNER oihter an @crDun
beron nno 3rpor nit elmer SfneI.
ligfeit. pie iolde felt Der eriten
idnaaen glngriffe nidt 81 fonitatie-
ren mar.
8as @roBe Oentide Sauptauor-
tier nn6t befdnnt, bob oeittihe
Streitfr1fte oen itarf befeitieten Srt
9onlIollp nit Sturm nobnen uno
$40 @efangene ma6ten 0nmloup
Iiegt 6 Mleilen BON DER Seitling
cntfetnt. Die 6ronaoien erlitten
ihmere 8erInitc bel ibren ipie0er-
bolten bergcblihen 8eriiden bic
Oelttide Sturmpclle Dor @oug dii-
riid3u0rdngen.
0as fran8oiiide Souptqnortter ee-
itebt oen 8erluit elmer S1itbcngra-
beniteaiing norolih bonn Sort Elm,
Deriidert inOeiicrL ooB ous Snnere
geDnlten miro.
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5 cnel. ts0mffabrer
tttiineit H'rafl oIailbcn!
1rei enaliidJe aanffabrrr
miiileH bran slan6cn

2onOon, 5. SUM. = 2lobos miro
bcri6tet. 0aB pieberuu1 Orei cngli.
jde Sonoelsoampfer perienft NOR.
Den iin0.
@s iiuo 6ieS Der 1893 Gonnen
eroBe 0anlpter yOeIuslano4 scr am
A. Yioi pon Benortb obgeiegelt mar,
rer 1905 8ounen groBe 9ouifob.
rcr oSalnonpool" meIfcr am III.
Ntui Sos 9almas nerlliien bat, uno
Der 2anlpfer oMarterlo@
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uebraska's Dclceaten
sum Kcnpeitt abecreiIt! !!
@ebrSubl berIelben iuirb fit Snsbes
itimmen, bod bat and Der
GulDRel ieiHc JrennOe.

Die repubIifoniIde Delegation
bon gtebrosfo Sitr republifaniiden
glationnLaonbention lit geitern
dbeno nod Chicago gereiit, mo tie
ibr SallptQu1rtier i'm Sntel aoiier.
bof ba6cn miro. Die Delegation
miro 8uerit fir Senator Gunmins
| itinlrnen neil iie ourd) 0as @or-
5ugsbotlim 10 berpiIidtet lit. 3lpei
Der 0elegoten ober, Die Serreu
@oulo Qiet uno g9. O. lire bonn
Smoba 9iitrift niiiien lout oieles
8otums fir 5or0 eintrcten. Sod.
Dem es iid berolisgeitellt, Dab feiner
bon oieien beioen aonoiDaten Ole
glonination erGulten fam, merOen
iie ibr 8otum teilen, iulo Die Mebr-
onbl fir Sugbes eintreten tpubreno
bic @tiuoerbeit fir Sol. 9fooiepelt
Itimnen niro. 0ies 1T be0uuerli6
in glnbetradt Der Satiohe, oob 0ie
perren e'elegenbcit batten fid) bon
Der golfsitiutnuing in 0ebrasfa 5u
iiber3eugeu, oaB Rooiebe(t In oieienI
Staate nidt liegen fonflte.
Die NIT Dem Spe3ial5ug nod
Gbicaeo ab9ereiiten giepublifnner
.uno Brogreiiiben fino:
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q. q. GoDge, $. 3. 9olorige,
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8rparehibe.
CSisidJollen ri6teu SdlaOen m.

glonc, glIosto. 5. SUM. Sic
ont Geutut Stub eelcgcne Ortidaft
Council Giti bat lulter Ireibcis
crbeblid aeIitten. Die GiSlboacn
botten iid In einem Cannon inter.
bdlb Der gniieollmg ieit9eiebt iuo
ben 9tbflliB bes @rilers berbinOert.
Gosielbe iiberflutete bie 5traBcn
Der 5taot itno Die treibenocn Sis.
i6oaen 0eutolierten cine groBe gln-
5abl @ebGltoe uno oth mebrere
@eidGfts6duicr. gluBeroenl berri9te
Gin furdtbarer 8li35aro.
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3
Japan. Bctid1aftcr
Glinba mad, conScn!

8ofio, 5. SUM. Die iapoti.
ide gteeierung be1biihtigt, Oen io-
paniiden 8otidafter in BaI1ington,
9isfont Suctinli Gbtnoo, oIs BOT.
ihofter na6 2onoou 3u ienoen, od
Der oortige iopdniihe oiplomotiife
Gertreter, Marauis aatiunoiltfe SsSll.
oupo nod SSSopan juriid3ufebren
lpiinidt. Sci Der engliihen Gegies
rllng lit bereits ongefroet porOait
rb Gbin0o Oerielben eenebn lit.
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@rrhdnnnispulle glntpfohrt.

Monroe. Ger bieiige @robIdnlieo
gaul 9itler, Gin Wlann bon as
SSdbren. nnternabn Sonntag nit
iciner 5amilie cine glutofobrt. e,rl
Der glGbe BON 9latte Center iiber.
idlfig iid aus einenl ooer Dem an.
neren @runbe oic Moihine rno 0it-
Ter maroe 6u loOe georitdt. tpdbrenO
iein Sobu iduer Derlett puroe.
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@cttcrberidt.

Sir Gnlaba un6 lltngegeito: Re
genfdac beute obeno uno tpabr.
i6einlid Gienstog. Seine tpeietit.
lide Tentperotnrberdiioeriing
Sir 9tebrosfo: ltnbeit1noiees
8etter belte nbeno 1nto Regen i'm
oltli1en iuio aentraIen Cell. &iib.
Ier I'M tpeitliden 3eiI. Gienstag
teiIpeiie beipoItt. @obri1einIidl
9aegeufdle i'm 6itIiden SeiI. Stride
8inoe.
Sir Soma: Reeenf1I1e beitte
abcno nno 9ienstae. B1rmer I'M
oItliden Seil beute a6en0. sSriide
@inoe.
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g6tlidler gIntomObiInnfalf. .

gepton, ga, 8. SUM. Die fs-
iabriae 2ouiie g. 01orriion fon6
ain 5onntag BEL einem g[ltomobil-
unfaI, Der iib bier Wleilen bon
bier ereiguete, auf Der SteIIe oea
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