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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-28

in the interest OF the Starr Piano
company.
Mr.. Anthony Woke Of this city, and
Miss Bessie Railsback, former resi-
Cent of this city. and who resided on
the National road, west. were mar
ried Wednesday, August 20. in Seattle,
Washington. Miss Railsback was at
one time clerk in the notion depart
ment at the Knollenberg store.
Mrs. Harry Gates and daughter,
Miss Kathryn, have returned from Ed
lnburg and Franklin, Indiana, where
they were guests of Mr.. Philip Gates,
who is with the Lincoln Chautauqua
company. Mr. Gates will return home
in a fortnight after successful en-
gagement
Mr.. and Mrs William Schultz en-
tanned with dinner Sunday evening
at their home in honor Of Mrs. F. w.
Smith, Miss Mable Smith and Mr.
Fred Smith of Danville Flowers and
FERNS appointed the table. A dinner
in several courses was served at 6
o'clock. Covers were laid for Messrs.
and Mesdames W. C. Jones, Daniel
F. Sherb, Roy Davis, Will Spangel,
W. D. Land and son, Malcolm, Will
liam Schultz, Miss Edith Decker, Mrs.
Fred Smith, Miss Mable Smith and
Mr.. Fred Smith.
A benefit card party, to pay expen-
ses at the Day Nursery for the month
OF September, will be given Tuesday
afternoon, September at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Dudley
Foulke. Mrs. H. H. Huntington is
chairman of the committee in charge.
BY order of the president all mem
bers of the Woman's Relief Corps are
asked to be at the Relief Corps tent at
chautauqua Tuesday or Wednesday,
Grand Army Day.
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RR$$(d!!llleZ

Mrs. Webster Parry will entertain
members OF an auction-bridge club
Thursday afternoon at her home,
North Ninth.
spent Thursday the guests OF Mr..
Howard Kuhlman and attended the
fair.
Miss Elizabeth Phelps left this
morning for Azora, ILL.,, where she will
teach In the commercial department
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Thomas of
Springfield, O., gave buffet supper
Saturday evening in honor OF Miss
Maud Fay Of Munic, Germany, who is
visiting at Whitehall, the home of Mr..
and Mrs. e. s. Kelly, and Madame
Rose Schonberg, who is the guest this
week Of her uncle, ]. Frank McGrew
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas are parents OF
Mrs. Burton Carr.
The September social committee for
the Country club has been announced
and will be as follows: Mrs. w. T.
Robinson, chairman; Mrs. Frank Brat
fett and Mrs. Howard Dill. AS many
persons will be at home in September
for the winter many charming affairs
will be given by the committee.
The annual reunion of the Medearis
family will be held all day Wednes-
day at Glen Miller park.
The Tirzah Aid society Of the Ben
Hur lodge will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Howard Frame, q
North Nineteenth street. Members
are asked to bring sandwiches.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace ]. Hedges and
daughter, Miss Lila Eleanor, OF Ber-
wyn, ILL.,, are the guests OF Mrs.
Hedges parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Moss. They have also been visiting
Mr.. Hedges mother in New Castle.
As a courtesy to Mrs. George Sud.
hoff, of Indianapolis. Mrs. Joseph Beck
is giving dinner this evening at her
home, East Main street Flowers and
ferns will appoint the table. Covers
will be laid for Mesdames John Knoll
lenberg, Edward Sudhoff of Indiana
polls, John Igelman, August Staubet
and George Deuker.
The following persons were enter
tanned in hospitable manner Sunday
by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker, of
New Paris, o.: Misses Martha Tie
meyer, Emma Tiemeyer, Ella Tie
meyer. of Cincinnati; Agatha Wiese-
hahn. Corine Kauper, Messrs. Will
liam Eggart, Edwin Eiemeyer. William
Becker, VIM. Eiemeyer. Oscar Hart
man and Elmer Hartman.
A pretty birthday party was given
Saturday afternoon by Miss Janet
Mashmeyer at the home Of her mother
Mrs. Oscar Mashmeyer, North Sixth
street, in celebration of her sixth
birthday anniversary. The rooms
were made attractive with flowers and
ferns. The children spent the after
noon playing games. A delicious
luncheon was served. Miss Mash
meyer received several pretty gifts.
The guests were Misses Dolores Dill,
Mary Louise Brehm Mildred Bussen,
Garnet Rothert, Mable Suits, Mary
Louise Snaveley, Virginia Brehm, Ruth
Wintersteen, Elsie Bull Charline and
Josephine Foreman, Grace Eggemeyer,
Evelyn Clawson and Dorothy Losch-
avio.
Mr.. A. F. Martinez returned Satur-
day from six weeks trip to Cuba,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-28
GiFFORDS PLAN REUNION

Announcements have been received
here of the Clifford reunion to be held
at the park in Upton on September 10.
Basket dinner will be served at noon.
Persons desiring further information
have been referred to Mrs. P j. Pen
tecost, secretary of the association.
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EXPECT RECORD YEAR
y
GEORGECRAX.

OXFORD, O., Aug. 2S.-Presidents
Hughes, Miami university; Boyd
Western College for Women, and
Jane B. Sherzer, Oxford College for
Women. are unanimous in the opinion
that this will be the banner year in
the history of Oxford's educational
institutions. At the Western, which
limits its attendance to $50, every
room has already been engaged. Ok
ford College will be crowded, and
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FIND cHILD'S SKELETON

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. 2S.-
Workmen digging basement for a
new fire station unearthed part of
skeleton of a small child. A small
monument also dug up bore the words.
Rachel T., daughter of William and
Mary Moody, age years" William
Moody lived here about seventy-five
wears ago.
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WITH THE CAMPERS

of these were from towns Of Wayne
county, and made the carriers tent
their headquarters. The boys showed
visitors over the premises and ex-
planned the details of camp life.
At dinner the Pal carriers entertain
ed Physical Directors Schwann, and
Assistant Secretary Peacock, Of the Y.
NJ. C.. A.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-28
FILES PARTITION SUIT

EATON, O., Aug. 28.-Partition suit
against Mary Casey and others has
been filed in common pleas court by
Margaret Roberts. She claims
interest in 110-acre
farm in Somers township owned by
her father. the late Elihu H. Roberts.
She claims two-elevenths by descent
and one-eleventh by purchase.
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HANDLES PREeLE coNvIcrs

EATON, O.. Aug. 2S.-Contract for
the care of Preble county prisoners
has been entered with the Dayton
workhouse by the board of commiss-
toner's. The contract is for a period
of one year beginning Aug. 16, and
stipulates a price Of 60 cents per day
for each prisoner.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-28

Music hath its charms even to the
deaf and dumb.
Saturday evening at the chautauqua
a woman who could understand moth
Ing but what was told her by means
of finger signs, sat through the entire
concert given by the Weisbrod or
chestra and seemed to enjoy it.
The production of Rip Van Wrinkle
seemed to give her more enjoyment,
however.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-28

Berkeley, Cal, recently arrested
Prophet Joshua Sykes for not taking
out permit to build tabernacle in
which he was doing his preaching.
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Wouldn't that freeze you?

Wouldn't that freeze you?
Had it not been that the chautauqua
campers had the presence Of mind to
pile all their day clothing over their
beds last night, that GOODNESS" which
followed the rain yesterday evening
would have changed many people to
near iciles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-28

Anna K Gilman, dead in Boston,
leaves one cent to each Of her legal
heirs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-28

Again the jitney bus has made it's
appearance on Richmond streets.
From Eighth street to the chautauqua
grounds is the run.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-28

Several hundred persons visited and
inspected the Palladium carriers camp
at the Chautauqua yesterday. Many
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-28
Social Calendar

Wedding Of Dr. Hugh Ringo and
Miss Agnes Johnson, former
member OF Earlham College fac
ulty at home of brides mother,
Clear Cove, Michigan.
Card party o'clock in Moose
Hall.
Aid society of Whitewater
Friends church meets at 1880
o'clock at the church.
Reception at South Eighth
Street Friends church for Mr. and
Mrs. H. c. Wilson, president and
matron Of Southland College.
Miss Bertha Waterman hostess
for meeting OF an auction-bridge
club.
On account of Chautauqua
Spring Grove Sewing Circle post
poned meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-28

Miami is preparing for over 80 stu
dents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-08-28
GERMANS TO ATTEND
ALLIANCE MEETING

AT least twelve members of the Ger
man-American Alliance will attend the
convention of the state Alliance, which
will be held in Indianapolis on Sep
TENDER 2, to 4. Two delegates will
represent the local society. Two hun
dred delegates from different parts of
the state are expected.
The chief address of the convention
VIII be delivered at banquet at the
German House Sunday night by Judge
Rupert of Cincinnati.
Belle Isle, made famous in fiction by
The Main in the Iron Mask" of
Dumas, is now a prison for German
war captives Of high rank, more than
1900 OF them being concentrated
there.
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1743-Junior dress, with two styles
Of sleeve and with under waist.
Georgette crepe, taffeta, wolfe. dim
ity, challie, batiste, organdy, net or
| messaline would be nice for this. 1t
is also appropriate for flouncing and
embroidered materials. The over
waist is in surplice style, and the
gathered skirt is joined to it at slight.
ly raised waistline. The sleeve may
be in puff style or bell shaped. The
under waist could be of contrasting
material and in high or square low
neck. The pattern is cut in sizes:
II, IA and 16 years. 1t requires l IA
yards OF 27-inch material for the under
waist and 51a yards for the dress for
a 14-year size.
A pattern of this illustration mailed
to any address on receipt of 10 cents
in silver or stamps.
Namo
Address NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
City .................
SiSe ....................
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-15

GerIoneen nidt einIoiieu, Dor allen1
.nift nob oieiem neueiten @infan
1nerifanilder 9anoite11 in 8relpIter
Gountp, uno 10 muBte oie 8onferen6
eben beelloet iperoen.
8aS iebt 9eideben mirl, meiB
Niemono. l1niere Regierung laet
lie balte nod INNER o1t ibrer alten
Bolitif Der 9}idteinmii6ung felt
uno benfe 1ti6t bora11 3lt interpenie=
zen. aber tie giebt 5u, ooB Die Or
%eigniiie lie oa5u 5tpineen foniten.
llnb oesbalb ridtet tie ii6 ouf oGe
DISQUALIFICATION Elm. Sic bot oie Mi=
li3en BON Seros, Nem Merifo u1l0
Ari5oro einberufen, I'M 1ie i'm
@ren5Oienit 81 periperben uno bat
10 ptel Sruppen, mie moglid, @ene.
raj Sltniton sur @erfiiguttg gciteQi.
@enn olio Mferico obioIut nil, 10
fam Der Son5 losgebe1t.
@iiroen in Mferico balblpegs qe=
orbnete 3uItanoe berrI6terl, 10 miib-
ten mir pieaeidt, moran mir mqren,
ober iett nilien mir Aidt einmol,
Iper Eel oen g%arron5iltos oos @ort
fiibrt, BON aa BEN a1lbern 8orteien
-9ar ridt 81 reben; oelm BON oenett
mtllen mir ni6t einrnal, mos lie fir
cine geoeutur1g boben. unb 10
mag es gerne fon1men, ooB aus oil
len olelen 8irren elm reg1ldrer
arieg nit Weerieo erfItebt, benn cine
Snterbention piiroe 5u einent regu=
laren &riege fiibrerl. l1no Damn
noren mir, oanf Ser ~umiinnigen Me-
rico : Golitif u~nierer Gegierung,
aliidli6 nod oem 8ltnft getrieben,
BON Dem mir inns inter alien I'M
Itanoen fernbalten mollten.
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Die benttse Gage.

@rfreulide Ntahridten iino aus
&Ieinaiien gefonmen. Die Siirfen
ba6en BORT unter Dem 8efebl oes
oeutl6en Selonarihaa bon Made1l-
lens ben Gl1iien cine ibpere Nie-
Derloge beigebra6t, Die Der SoffnunQ
Hollm giebt, Wafenien meroe aud,
&leinoiien bon BEN &uiien IGubern
fonnen, tpie er ~lei1ter5eit @aIi5ier
bon ibnet ~geiaubert bot. 4ld Bel
gero1n boben Die 9eutlden nieoer
gliifli6 gefampft nenn oltdb feline
%beionoeren Grfolge altf5umeiien fino.
SIN Iaeemeinen bat iff), init Mus=
nabme BON &leinaiien Die Gage nift
geu1tbert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-15

ge9eben mar, 1T nod BEN Screening
ten Staaten 5uriifeefebr, I'M oie
2ettl1ng oeS p1ilitGrilden GIu9me=
TENS al iibernebu1en.
Ius 8olbington miro qemel=
Oct, oob troB Der mebr unb mebr
Inn it6 oreifenoen Grobibttion in
Dem nit Dem 80. SUM 1915 en0en-
BEN Sisfoliobre in SEN Gereiniqten
Staoten 100000 @oQonen @bis-
fen mebr fobri8iert iino; Die M}ebr-
&roouftion tn 0ieiem Sabre miro
ouf 100000 @aGonen peron=
ldloQt.
: Sci einem in g5elp yorf obee=
boItenen Iutonlobil @e"ttrenne1
murOell Der Chauffeur &arl 2imbera
unb oeiien @ebiiIfe g. Golotti ae-
totet; Die MoI6ine rate nit elmer
@eihminoiofeit BON 100 Mfeilen pro
StunOe Oabin, oIs Dos nngIif pof=
iterte.
= 8alter 5d)oI5, ser in @emein=
idoft NIT Dem friiberen oeut1fen
2elttnont &obert Sop u1lo Saul
0oede in Seem Yorf mgefIogt uno
lpegen 6eobiidtiater 3eritorung bri=
tiider MunitionSidiffe 31 4 Sobren
3udtbolts perurteiIt NOR, lit nod
Dem 8unoe5 : 3udtbous in ItIanta
aur VerbitB1tno Ieiner Strofe oboe
fiibrt. Seine beiben @enoifen, San
uno 9dfe, bo6en gegen 0as llrteil
a%ppeniert..
- Der bel elephant Suite, q.
&C., erriftete Nielen : 9omm, ourb
oen $4,000 Mfer 9onO beipQiiert
Deroen fonnen. lit jebt bouenoet
tporoen. Ser Damn lit 1874 Sub
lang, 31S SUB bod unb an ieiner
Soiis 235 Sub bid.
Gin 1~5iabriger ,Sunge na-
mems @rnit Irnolo aus 60 2o6ee,
Wont., bat einaeitonoen, Den gieb=
8iidter CHARLES Steiner ant Is. San.
D. IS. aus Dem 6interbalt erid)oI=
len nno beralbt 5u baben. 9as
boffnnn9sboGe Sriidt1en ip1roe
nod elmer 6eformidule oebradt.
Sn Der Nobe bon SoflonbiGe,
Slo., f~onioierte Elm eroBes ai1to-
mobil nit einem arbeits8uge ser
Gait Gooft @iienbobn; flint SnIalien
0es Ilttomobils muroen oetotet unb
5tpei iADer berleBt.
Die ginfpanoerune in ben of
lantiiden 5afen bot tros bes &rie-
ges IN europa mieber ,5rgenom-
men; I'M Mar3 nanoerteil $4,000
Terioren Elm, geeen $4,000 i'm
6ebrnor uno 1900 i'm Sanuor.
Die meiiten fatnen aus Stolien,
Damn folgt England; Die ifanoinobi=
iden 2dnoer itebelt in oritter 81
ME.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-15

@eaeniiber Der Stabt 8rogrelo
anl bio @ronoe min mar betpaffnete
Weerifaner geieben baben.
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r., g. G. g.
eanta sc (5. &. q. %. 9epot)

Santa Se lS. &. o. u. 0epotl.
4nfunft -
go 5-9om Norbeu $50 BORN.
SO. 1-@om 9oroen ....8:05 abenos
Gbfahrt-
$40. 6-4ad Dem Noroen. .8:05 nahm.
$50. 2-Nad benz Iorben. .9:15 BORN.
9. a., u. & g.. Is. & g. 81. Depot.
Mnflinft =
$40. 2-gon Corpus gbriifi unb Sben
...... -. 49,. $50 ndfm.
go. 4-@on Corpus gbrifti II. garrisu
Sprinas .......,....7:00 BORN.
abfabrt =
$40. 1-Ia9 Corpus gbrifi $500.
..10:30 BORN.
SO. 3-stad goipns gbrifti unb gare
riao Springs $500. $50 abenbs
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3arm-grp6nfte.
WentMfe.

aortoffeIn, California. nere Seras,
$500 IL. 1925; COLORADO, $3.50.
SiBe 8artoffeln. 2oniiiann. $1.75.
gomaten, Seras, 6 Scribe, $500.
&ohl, $3.50 II. $500 per Crate.
6pinat. Sc per Bfunb.
Seteriilie. 35c per 9bb. s8iinoeI.
3aoies6en, SOC {. / 9Bo. 8iinoeI.
8Ilmenfobl, $1.75 fir IL Gtiid.
3piebeln, Seras Bermuda, $1.75 Der
Crate; Choice, $1.25; gbrbital 8ar,
S1.75.
Squnih, $500 II. $3.50 per guideI.
g%ierpflansen. $1.2O per guiheI.
&opfialnt. 65c uno 75c per Camper.
8riiner Sfeffer, Eegas. 15c per gfc.
per 8funb.
MeerrettiasB ursein, Der .gfo. 12Kt
Bohnen, California Babous, $3.50;
Colorado $500; Gina. 1925; 0abp,
1925; glnd gbes. 1925; Crime Bob
men. Der gui6eI, $f.75.
@eeten, 40c per 9tb. sgiinbeI.
Sfrn, $500 fir elm 8ufdel.
8elbe 8uraeIn, 40c II. 45c per 9b6.
Seuerie. 90c II. $500 per 9bo.
gteh-Narft.
Gan Antonio, Ger, is. Mai 1916 -
&iibe $4.25 biz 1926.
&dlber 1915 Biz $500.
0dfen $500 bis $9.15.
8nIleu $4.75 biz So. Is.
ct. 2ouis, Is. 0ani 1916. - Hinoz
bieh. $erassgieh. $5.25 Bis $500.
S6ipeine $3.50 uro $1,000.
61nte.
S6tpere bonn EfIadter 20 eta,
2ei6te btnt S6lndter .......2 % eta
Grin 9eialsene ..........19h gts
Sete.
WoIf ltno Studs ..........2 90 gfS
gngorasSieeen. per gfb. 10 gts
anaoras3ieeen, befhdbiat 49,. 8 gh
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IllIamO.

.
Im Somltag muroe in Seem
9orf cine ltllgebe1re 8uraoe abae=
balten, on Ser ii6 an 10000 Ser
ionetl, eini6lieBli6 10000 6rolle1,
beteiligt baben ioaen. Ole 8draoe
NOR cine Concentration 51 @uniten
bon Graiioent @ilion's ,Greporeo-
NET" Yolitif uro proteitierte ener-
| gii6 gegen oie bon Senrp sSoro
nno Ism. S. 8rpm gebegten aniid)=
ten. Die Gbicoeoer SeiBlporne BE-
abit6tieen AM 10. Stunt cine Gbnli=
DIE Demonitration ab5ltboIten, in
Der lie Die Seem gorfer r1atiirli6
gang geborig iibertrumpfen moGen.
Die gemeini6oftli9 beratenoen
Weilitar &omites oes Senotes uno
beg Saules baben, nadoem ifon
ole Soffnung oufeeeeben NOR, lid
am Somltag enoli6 geeinigt. Gs
ipuroe bel6loiien, .oaB Die reguIdre
Irmee auf 10000 Mann perft1rft
fperoen ioa; oieie 3abl fam i'm
Notfoae Iogar auf 254,000 Mann
erbobt Deroen. 9ieier regnlGren
Irmee miro cine Sic erpe- arrnee BON
$4,000 0ational : @aroen 3ur Sci
te lteben, Die ebenfaas BON ser gnr-
oesregierlng fontrolliert miro, 70
bob Die Ser. Staaten i'm ariegsfoQe
iiber cine @eIammt : Armee bon
$4,000 81 perfiieen baben. aud
Die Grriftung Der BON Der &eeie-
rittte berlaneten grobeh Salpeter-
Sabrif i6eint geii9ert gu iein.
Sn San 5ratcisco 5irfulieren
a~ugenblidli6 9etitionen, in oenen
Die abiesung oes Mopors Sames
&olpb IT. perlangt miro; Die 8eti-
tionen iinb bon aflbdngern bes frii-
beren Wapors gugen Sdmis in
umlauf sefest. Gin O1lseno 8riin-
be merbeit borin angefiibrt, tparum
Der MaDor abgeiett tperoen Ionte,
Der Salptgruno lit ieood, oaB be-
bauptet miro, GoIpb let bnrf aroB-
artige @ablidpinoeIeien ms amt
gefommen.
SIN Stem gorfer &afen brad
om Samitog auf 5tpei 9ampferil, Der
California" ilno Der yannoabar~
Sener aus, 0os nod 5iemli6 l1tpe-
rer slrbeif ppil Der Seuermebr ge-
Ioihf fpnrbe. Nnf Der California"
ioa an $4,000 S6aoen pernrio6t
lem; Der 8ronb entitano oard cine
leidfiinnig meegeDorfene Cigarette.
Sci elmer in Detroit, Mi1.
itattgefnnoenen ShieBerei bic smi-
ihen 8oli5iiten n1lo G1lbern aus
eefoften mnroe, lit Der 8oli5iit Sc
lanb alernnber eet6tet uno Der go
Ii8iit &pan fd)4per pernnnoet NOR
ben. 9rei iunge 8engel, Die 5mil1en
is unb 10 Sabren aft iino, mur-
ben berbaftet, un0 iollen oie Sat
5ueeitdnoen baben.
! 9as @inmanoerungs : 9omite
oeS Senates bat iif enti6loiien, Ell
nige aenoerungen an Dem GntJ
fDirf Der Burnett idetl ginipalbe=
rings : 8orlaee por5lnebmeft. Die
iapaniide &egierung bate iid be-
fonntli9 iiber perldieoene Saro-
0rapben III Der 8orlage beflagt
ourh Die beabiihtigten &erdnberu1-
gen miro gebofft. Die gmpfinolid-
felt Der Sapaner gu beIdwidtigen.
Sn &etp Sopen, Conn, tpur-
De utter Dem @orlit oes Ober- 9un-
oeSrihters @off BON Rem gorf. cine
irilde Maiien &eriammluug ob
eebaIten, in Der man aebarnil6te
groteite gegen Die @inridytllng Ser
trldnoiiden Batrioten ieitens Der
engliI6en Hegierung abfaBte uno
bas @oreeben Ser Gngl6noer o[s
inbuman.. uno barborii6 perbomm-
te.
0berit @eorg Squire, Der bis
Der Der amerifanii6en 8otIdaft in
Sonbon als WilitGr : gttodee BEL.
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WarftsBeribt.
BanmiuoGe.

Un1ttluOle.
Sm Intonio, Ser, 12A @ts.
8albeiton, geitern, feline 86rie.
GDtfonfamen- Troonffe.s
San antpniu, Seg., Is. gaai 1916
grine grnoe Cotton See6 Oil. 20
Gents per 8nnone-
Netu gOrf, IS. 0sai. -Spot $1,000
unb $11.00; @ai, $10.95 uno $1,000;
SUM, $10.94 nnb $11.OO; SuIi, $11.02
nno $11.03; Iuenit, $11.05 unb Sill
OF; September, SHOT unb $11.08;
Oftober, SOLO unb $10.12; Nobems
Der. 1898 nnb 1894; De5ennber, 1882
Inn 50 81
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SEQ. 12-gon 2nrebo 500 BORN.
$50. 3-9om 0or6en ~. 700 abenos
go. 6-8on 2areoo :. ..7:3O abenos
gso. 5-gon ct. 2ouis ....9:3O BORN.
9o- 9-2ocal bon Sablpr II: 80 BORN.
sfo. 1-ySun1bine 6peciaI". bon ct.
Sotts .......... sos abenbs
80. 1INoo goleifirle ..7:2o mOroeng
go. 2-ySunibine SpeciaI", nad CT.
Sou1s .9:15 morgens
$50. 8-2oeal 2ab sablor ..........
SO. e-gso6 ct. aouis nr6 Srten '9. an
Der 9anta Sc ........8.05 abenbs
$50. STACY Qareoo ....8:45 utproens
No. 11-Na6 2arehn ...1O.0O obenbs
g. u. & u. 3.
$40. 16-gon 9ouiton, @aco uno Corr
pns gbrifh ........6.55 nadlm.
sp. 14-Ton 5oniton unb aiiitenorten
GOO BORN.
3o. 12-@on gonfum unb R%iifenorten
go. 41-gon aerrpiue .e:o5 ' porm.
9to. 48-bon &ereiIIe. nur @onntags
1856 abenbs
$50. 145-gon aerrbine, tdalid, ansaes
1lomr1en Sonntoos ..6:45 aberios
lbfabrt -
so- l5-ysab Souiton, Baco urb Cor
pus @br1i1 ........ 8:45 BORN.
Ao. 13-yin6 5ouIton uno @~iiifenorten
-:...... 10:45 abenbs
gio. 11-Na6 goafum lino Riiitenorten
$50. 42-@a6 aerroiue, 1ur a, t:saaa'.
SO. 17sMaad aerrbiie sos A' obenSg
sfo. l46)gfnh Rerrbiue tdgIi1, altsaez
f1offlr1en Sonnfnos- 80. 7:05 BORN.
g. s. q 9. a. t5auotlinie.)
10. io1-eunfet aimitsD, Don getD Or.
SO. ios snniet aiaiteb, bon gan S from.
SO. 7-sdneusua, bon aeip Orleans.
80. s-sdnsusua. bon Sci mio to- .' D'i'''
..:......:... 1900 BORN.
No. 9-Sunfet gTpreB. bon Netp Or
lears. ..............7:55 nadm
No. 10-Saffet gTpreB. bon @m Irans
cisco ........--.- $3.50 nndnr.
Nbfabrt-
SO. 101-Guniet aimiteo, mad Gan
Srancisco .........4:5O BORN.
no. 1o2-9nnfet ainuiteS, mad geu Ors
leans ........ ...4:00 BORN.
No. 1Sdnel8ue. mad Sci Mio.
BORN.
20. 8-S6nen5ug na6 STEM OrIeang.
1880 BORN.
No. 9-5nniet grpreB mad Gnn Srans
CISCO .0:6U naomi.
Ro. 10-Smniet @rpreB, nafJ Netp Orr
lecns. -11:00 nnGts
yterurta Sibii On.
Nnflnft -
no. 3O1-8on Sonffon, Sort 2apaeo,
Wictoria, gnero ......7:20 nadm
Gbfahrt-
Nn. 8O2-Mad gue-o, gietoria, Bort
Hdbaen. 6oriton ---..-y:55 BORN
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