davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02

Dallas has passed an ordinance
against spite lenees Corpus
Christi has good il'yd of spite.
in spots, but The oNiicts rclusr 90
surround Il with Artificial mpc
dimcnis.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02

fIcadlino. cover 200 Ncw York
girls Will fly for Inelo sam
Nothing strange. we take IL Now
York girls always were high tly
ers.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02

Germany plans 10 seud huge
nrruplane across the Atlantic n
Germany sets her mind % V, the
achievement viii siand oui anong
the 1916 records Where 70 is pos
ihlo 90 do a thing GcmnuN does
A
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02

Entered M nrennd'rlaHH matter at The
puatoffice ip Curpua Christi. Texas.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02

Mr. Hughes has issued his AL
dress TO the Nation lilo takes
issue with President Wilson for has
Mexican policy hut suggests no
remedy. lie reiterutcs the idea of
America first, without improving
upon the Democratic record lie
comes to a focus on the tariff. aud
there is very little tariff question
left Both parties believe ia q
tariff, and the Democratic Party
proves its belief by Suggesting
that the whole veNaiions problem
be placed under the supervision OF
a n0n-partisan board.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02

Address an business communications
and make out az checks. drafts. munfy
orders and expreHs orders a. The Caller
Publishing Company Az itema, ARTICLES
and communication should be- address.
ed % Ediiur Corpus Christi Caller.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02

Hughes is ouispokcn for sat
fraec Mr. Wilson here y where
We I've got iu pun Il tuck iu our
politics or lose d lot of votes The
old nen may go ahead aud leo as
they like; but The young fellows
are likely 10 have muonheams
sewn ia their bonnets by sweet
hearts.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02
OTHER VIEWS


I tie IIHIIfII n
II the border. What resson b There TO-
lnto that IL Iaint commission viii b.
more rurcrsafalq
10th az theas men sfa aai1leta ~ "a
reriere. on tb. ft.,utt.r lt.th tnor
pf.ciasiy wbaf i needed a. prosrrve at.
( dor ln q n1sfasiy n.ttied raainu snb.
/ iseted b. violence That they should
] have failed sn fsarh an aarrntrfit stt.
iuf.stnrs 10 batb r,v,runsnfr can BE-
Infatuated g. nothinu but ht.silltv. sus.
plcion and bad fniih-ln tho pati ~ Geo
sntl cntranya
What th@y nttempt,a to do ,o NAY
/ aaa o. Arrange plan ~ co-opo ration
Dn the pnu 10 thf tfrff,d stttfs and
I y, firu fnf the stits,scssian ~ iavfsss.
MESA Tho adni5fion "a utrh IA nailrt
would have niads the ten countries
/ when fhs nui ,bi.f rrnltti,tld thl.
lHfunfr fftnf and Eatr order. that
American ifuuta opff4tine fuuih ~ thu
snr .bouid hf treated IL. rnomisa hr
deliberately pfopnrrd tic wag f9f the
lhi,,oa, collision III Ianr ai o4r1rll
Nnthing that IS Jolnt commission csu
a. uf .olv, fh. n.t Dt.ll.u mon.
{ prsarutrd fuf se.r,thlnr rn.fs ufsle the
ANA. az mind lea ,,tlrh ,,,n.r,l is,rfsr
"a finds himself D. hs errs vru dIa.
uoaad two Intelligent r.lIl.rs 81 sl-
lno.f .n. r4na rf.lri 80 tan.i.ni from
Inc Nmst.nn and Mexican artuf.a
e,,uld naitrt th, dfDrtlte u IA r0w
ntirntre Wh,t. .irD,rif. .tq,,afe ,u
b.tn .il,a ~ rssh f, r.nffa,.fr, nr
fhl. hrfr Ir neither foum ntf tlmr f.f
d.ufi .f sham. .f..f.. Whom .n.l.
mrt. snt.r n,,n d ,oom for an,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-02

Under the direction of Em
pcror William. representative
speakers are preparing the Ger
man people for peace, for a peace
based on honor rather than the
hope of conquest la the last fcw
months, The German point oi view
has undergone changc The idea
of sweeping victory has been dis
sipaicd. Mcn m authority know
that one nation however resource
ful. cannot mbinratr the world
and, because at their knowledge.
they arr making first move 20.
ward the cessation al hostihtirs.
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CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN TO ApVURTtsERs
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Subscribers. when urdcfing a change
OF address. should give bath INC Old and
new addresses Carriers ~ The Caller
pay cash fnf their papers and arc un
able 70 extend mufe THAN wcch ?
credit 20 subscribers. Their marriu
of profit h. small, ana few i0reca Will
be kernls foit Subscriptions ere due
the carfirra sud not The Caller l'in-
ilehlue COMPANY Complaints ~ sef-
Vice. orders tu start Or dincuninuf de-
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ell 10 the
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
The bee., 1916-12-01

The highly organized, finely strung
nervous system Of women subjects them
90 terrors Of nervous apprehension which
no man can ever appreciate.
The peace Of mind, the mental poise
and calmness under difficulties, which
is necessary fof happy womanhood, is
only possible when the sensitive feminine
organism is in a perfectly healthy condi-
ton. IL there be any weakness or de-
rangement in this respect no remedy IN
the world 80 completely restores womanly
health, nervous vigor and eapability as
the wonderful "Favorite Prescription" ="
invented by DR.. r. v. Pierce. II purihes,
heals and strengthens; insures functional
regularity; provides physical reinforcement
and sustaining power at periods OF special
weakness and depression.
CovingtOn, Ky-'For about twenty
wears i have known Of DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. / began using II
because a friend recommended it. When
run down, nervous and dragging around
/ used several bottles Of this we'll known
remedy. II always helps me Just as it
= advertised 20 do. II Is the most
pleasant and the best wOmans medicine
i have ever used. have recommended
u 10 several others. My daughter has
also used Il with Just as good results e
! have. e."--MRs. LUcRBI1A Gibson, 1875
cToenup 81.
The bee., 1916-12-01
News of the TOwn
"Good morningl Have
yoE seen The Courier?
RvansViIlc's best paper"

Mrs Frank Rash was IN Madison
VILE Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Harry Blackwell was in Mad
isonville Tuesday afternoon.
VIII Fanll, of st. Charles was In
the city Wednesday,
Mrs. Lille Byrum, Of Carbondale,
was In the city Thursday visiting her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs., ". A. Toombs
Mrs. w. p. Ross, was in Madison
willie Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Kathleeu SpillmRu was IN
MRdisopville Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Mike Hanna was Iu Madison
willie Tuesday.
Miss Susie Gilmore returned to her
home in Dawson today.
Mrs. O. ]. Hutchinson and chill
dren Of Evansville spent Thanksgiv-
ing with relatives here.
MISS Louise and Virginia Newton
are visiting friends in st. Charles,
this week.
LOST-A small lavalliere Sunday
en- the streets Of Darlington or in
the volored churches. Finder re-
turn TO The Bee office and receive
reward. 2t.
Misses Julia Covert and Annie
Leahy OF Howell, are the guest OF
Mrs. Frank Wlthers for few dave.
Mrs Lucien Vinson, was in Madis-
onville Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee Hart and daughter Sibyl,
of Madisonville, iwere in the city
Thursday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brent Hart. of Daw-
son spent Thursday in the city with
]. NJ. Victory.
The bee., 1916-12-01
DAUGHTERS LIFE
SAVED BY TANLAG
Mother Of Mrs. John Lowe Says
She Is Sure Of Il
HOWWElRS "TANLAG SMILE"

~shs Had Lost All Interest In Life
and Would Have Gladly Welcomed
Death, Declares Mrs. 8. c. Burnett.
II Regard My Daughters Recovery
as Most Wonderful and Miraculous"
There is absolutely no doubt in my
mind that Tanlac saved my daughters
life"
This statement by Mrs. S. G. Burnett,
143S Clay street. Cincinnati, mother Of
Mrs. John Lowe, same address. tells
why the "Tanlac Smile" brightens the
face Of everybody in that household.
81 regard my daughters recovery as
the most wonderful relief your Tanlac
medicine has ever achieved" said Mrs.
Burnett 81 myself-her own mother
had given mp hope. Ny daughter had
The bee., 1916-12-01
ANOTHER WOMAN TELLS
HOW Vinol Made Her Htronp

BeallWille, Ohio.-'I wish all ner-
vous, weak, rundown women could
have Vinol. was 80 rundown, weak
and nervous could not sleep. Every
thing l ate hurt me, and the medicine
] had taken did me no good. l do
cided 10 try Vinol, and before long
could eat anything wanted and could
sleep all night. Now am well and
strong, and in better health than I
have been for years.-Mrs. ANNA
MuLIsON, Beallsville, Ohio.
We guarantee Vinol for all rundown,
weak and debilitated conditions
81. Bernard Mining Co., lncorpo-
rated, Drug Department, Darlington
The bee., 1916-12-01

Steve Mothershead of Evansville,
spent Thursday in the city with his
mother.
Paul Jones Of Mortons Gap, spent
"Wednesday night in the city.
Neal Spillman of Evansville, spent
Thursday night at home.
Wallace Clsak of Evansville, spent
Thursday 10 the city with his moth
er.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ohio Foster spent
Thanksgiving n Providence, the
guests of Mrs. Austin.
Miss Susan Marie Crutchfield, of
HopkInsville. is at home during the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Misses Lens Davis, Gladys Whit.
ford snd Francis McElfatrick were
in MadisOnville Thursday night at
the dance.
Carl Umstead, Earl Obannon
Cup Vinson aud Jewell Webb were
in Madisonville THURSDAY night.
Miss Ireue Long, of GreenvIIle,
is the guest OF Miss Elizabeth Long
this week.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Browning and
daughter, Helen, OF Mortons Gap,
spent Thursday IN the city with Mr..
and Mrs, Mike Long.
Mrs. Tom Hart and children spent
the week end In NebO with Mrs.
Hart's mother.
Miss Cathrine Victory is Waiting
Mrs. Brent Hart in Dawson for a few
days.
Miss Ruth Brown is spending the
week end at her home ln Providence.
Tom Ryan was in Atkinson Thurs
day on business.
John Bernard spent ThursdAy in
Dixon.
Clarence Glvens and Watt Briggs,
of Dixon, spent Wednesday night IN
the city.
Miss Elizabeth Kemp spent Thurs
day night in Madisoaville, with Mrs.
A Aieleine TOOmbs.
Mrs. Nick TOonI5s and children,
OF Madisonville. spent Thursday in
the city with relatives.
Owen Shaver of Birmingham, Is
IN the city visiting his parents for q
few days.
Miss Mary Blair, of Madisonville,
spent Thursday in the city.
Miss Ida Francisco, of Madison,
Ind., who has been visiting friends
in the city for several days has re-
turned.hOme.
Mrs. Harry Bramwell and chill
dren, of Morganfield, are the guest
of Miss Eliza Robinson for few
DAYS.
Misses Hazel, Lucy and julia
Fawcett, were in MadisonvIlle FrI-
day afternoon.
E.P. Barnes, 0i Central City, was
IN town Thursday.
Mr.land Mrs. @. J Hutchinson and
chIldrenIare visiting relatives In the
city for a few days.
Thomas FeRtberston, OF Evans
vile, was in the city Thursday vie
iting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dawes and
son. Lawrence, OF Evansville, spent
Thursday IN the city, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kline.
Miss Florence Howard OF Madison
VILE, was IN the city Wednesday
night.
MesdameS Hardin, Thompson and
Hanger Of MadisonVIlle were in the
city Wednesday afternoon.
WoodsOn Gatlin, OF AadlsOnvllle,
was IN the city Wednesday on Dusi-
ness.
Mrs D. M. Evans Was In Madison
Vile TusSdAy.
The bee., 1916-12-01

Mrs. Chandler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace, OF HopkInsville, spent
Thanksgiving, In the city the guests
of M. and Mrs. l.. l.. Adams.
The bee., 1916-12-01

MRS. JOHN LOWE, Of Cincinnati,
Who Says She Owes Her Life to
Tanlae.
lost all interest In life and would have
gladly welcomed death.
Her Condition Pitiabls.
''She was just pitiablel Yet before
she had taken half a bottle of Tanlac
she was a different woman.
"My daughters case is almost un-
believable. Up to year ago she was
a strong, healthy woman. Suddenly
she began to aiL Her digestive sys-
tenn went back on her completely. She
could not digest what little she forced
herself to eat. After every meal she
was tortured with. gas, pain and dis
tress. She had to physic constantly
with salts, oil and pills. Her weight
dropped from 40 to 11O pounds.
Walked Floor For Hours.
'aThe rumbling Of a wagon or slam
ming OF a door would make my daugh-
ter tremble At night she would lie
awake or walk the floor for hours.
Then she would have heart-breaking
spasms OF weakness. We tried. all
sorts of medicines to no effect. Final
" we heard Of Tanlac from neighbors.
My daughter took 1t. tt...,
"Her complete recovery to perfect
health was marvellous, simply marvel
Gus. First, she felt like eating. Then
her strength came back and her bow
els became regular. Now she has a
splendid appetite, sleeps the whole
night through and has gained weight
so that her clothes have had to be let
out repeat:
There is absolutely no doubt in my
mind that Tanlac saved my daughters
life"
Tanlac may be obtained in the fol-
lowing nearby towns: EARLING-
TON, Geo. King Il Sons; MADI-
SONVlLLE, Gardiner & Bowmer;
MORTONS GAP, B. 7. Robinson;
NORTONVILLE, City Drug Store;
WHITE PLAINS, DR.. Bailey,
MANNINGTON, Walter Mcintosh;
ST. CHARLES, George King &
Sons; OARBONDALE, G. A.
Woodruff; DAWSON SPRINGS,
Coleman & Wallace; CROFTON,
Brasher & Croft; R, F. d. CROF-
Ton, Rance & Mcintosh; PRINCE
TON. Wylie & Walker
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-18

= Ser aonItruftion Der no9 Dem
WieDina Canine fiibrenOen GbauIiee
ltebt iett nidts mebr i'm 8ege. Die
Soften Der 9onoitraBe itno aui
$4,000 bere1net; oieier 9etrag III
grOBtertteils geiammelt uno elm
fleiner Nelt fiber garantiert. Der
gau miro inter Mufidt oes. Goun-
tp : aommiiidrs s. 4. @llt5eit Dem.
nddlt begonnen meroelt.
pioen @nd)stums Der 8eDolfernng in
Den peri1ieoenen S6uloiitriften.
Ser 59iabrige Werifaner 8e=
ronimo Garcia ilno letn elfiabriger
Sobn @uilermo muroen am Sdms-
tag Ibeno Inn bulb 5polf l1br an
Der SouIton ltno Gan Saba StraBe
bon ei1em Sitltep u%rtgefdbren; BET
oe erlitten Ieidte &erlebungen nno
ser Sss1l1ge muroe nod) einem Sos
pita[ transportiert. Ser Chauffeur
gotpin Mtpnier ipuroe inter &iirg-
l1aft geltelt.
Die Musitellung Ser mooer1en
Serbltuaaren in Ben SdaufenItern
Der bieiigen groBen @ei6Gfte miro
nddlten Mittmo6 eroffnet. aGe
0eltbeiten ser Sailon meroen bier
oelt profpeftipen &aufern Dor aueen
gefiibrt.
6. 6. Sreti6e, an ser Garion
uno 8ine StraBe mobnbaft meloete
Der Yoli5ei oaB ein @inbred)er Elm
Si1erbeits : Go1iermelier, cine elef-
triibe galdenlampe, iopie mebrere
galhenmeiier aus ieinem &anie ge-
Itob(en babe.
Gin 65jGbriger 4merifaner
mtroe am Samitag nadmittaa me-
gen 9iebitobls nnter $50 perbaftet,
Der @ann miro befdnloigt, einen
l1eber5ieber uno aleioungsitiife ge-
itoblen ST Baben.
- 9os it1otiIde @elunobeitsarnt
bat cine fleine Sdrift, betitelt Care
Of Wfilf aiio its lties IN TIE Some
Cgebanolung Der Mild nnb lire
gerpenoung I'M 6uitsbaIt) beralts-
gegeben. 0as Sdriftden miro be-
ionoers Sausfrmlen unb &inoern
sum 0llr6leIen empfoblen.
Snfolge oes Gbntarides Ser
$4,000 @ili5 Soloaten nah Camp
Mfobrp lit Die uSropoit @uaro" bon
90 nnf iefs Wann reou5iert iporben.
Der unterridt in Sen offentli-
den Sdiilen lit bellte Gormittaa
I'M 9 llbr uieoer aufaenommen
poroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-18
0entrd)c Stemersabler.

Die @elammtiumme Ser @isen-
tumsmerte %oerienigen Steueraabler
IN 8erar COUNTY, Die ibr Mifeliment
nuf iiber $4,000 a~ngegeben baben,
betr1gt $86,203, 300. Oabon emf
fallen $28,352,0S0 auf Steuer5ab-
Ter nit oeuti6em Nanlen uno $57=
95t,220 auf Mnterifaner lino anoere
9ationalitaten. Die 9eutl6en tra=
gen aIio ettua BEN oritten Cell ser
Steuerlalt in Stabt uno Gonntp.
9as Gerbaltnis tuiiroe itd u~nbeoinet
nod eiinitiger fir tie geitalten, menn
Die 2iite anf oie gauge Snn1rte bon
$1t1,154024 ausgeoebnt miiroe,
oenn geraOe unter BEN fleinerel1
St%eueraablern nit gigentltmstperten
bon lDeniger oenn $4,000 befinoen
1id) biele 9eutlde.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-18
5Tcr %TfFt fit seras: gQpntag IS. September 1915.

feline Gerbaftl1nq ieoen 4ugenblif
ertpurtet.
= Getb 2olp, ebelnaliger Mopor
bon 9iem Oorf, lit na6 latgerer
aranfbeit oltf ieinem 2onOiit in
8eoforo &iGs, 81. g., ~eeItorben. 2op
mar our6 feline i6riftItelerii6en Ir=
beiten melt itber Die @ren5en ieines
Seimatitoates befotnt.
Die 145oaigen @eIdiibe oes
neuen observation-disclosures ugenn=
lplpanten" geben beim 4bfetern ei-
men Iold)en &iidltoB, bob ni6t 5lpei
BON ibnen 5n eleiher 3eit abgefellert
meroen fonnen.
= Ius Seem 2onoon fommen Jest
ieoen Sag Nodridten, ooB oentIde
ltnterleeboote in Ser 9fGbe oes &o=
fens geii6tet ieien. Die Nafri6teu
baben ii6 bis iett aae als falid)
erpieien.
9nrd Sen SdluB elmer Sri
bot 9anf IN Chicago uno BEN baz
our1 befDirften In1tltrm ollf Elm on
oeres Sinan5 Snitititt oeriel6en
&laiie muroen orei meitere Grioot
@onfen in MitleiOenidaft ge5ogen
nno muBten lire Siiren idlieBen.
9ie geamten Ser 8onfen puroen
perbaftet unb Sic Gountp : 9eb6roen
baden cine i6arfe ltnteriud)unq on
georonet.
Sn Ser Nabe bon Bethlehem,
ga., fubr Elm 3lte oer philadelphia
& &eaoing 8abn in elm bos @eleiie
freu5enbe, bon Ie6s Gerioneit be-
Iektes automobil, alle feds Snioiien
lpuroen auf ber Steqe getotet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-18

FINITE Neont aus ser Jamilie Sol
ser perbuftet. 3Dei Der ongeflaqte11
Sober peroen Der oireften @us=
itbllng ser Sot ge5ieben, Oie 0rei an-
Oern limo tuegen Seilnabme an einem
&ontplott perbaftet; lire Nomen
ltno: Sobn s. Sober Simnp Sol
ser, Maggie, Noub9. nnO So. Sol
Der.
= Die yl1nteo BROTHERHOOD of
Carpenters" bolt ibre &onpention in
Sort @ortb ab; Die Sibungen baben
am Montag @ormittag begonnen.
Ser 60idbrige Conn @are, Ser
Sran Mltrrle in Ser Ndbe bon Sol
lep getotet baben lon unb oesbalb
felt einigen Monaten I'M @efqngnis
51 @enrietto in llnterlu6ungsbaft
geleiien bate, nuroe sort tot nit
onrdlGnittenen 8uls- uno Sails
aOern ai1fgefunoen.
- Ser Sarmer Sobn 0ngger, Der
nit elmer 2aollilg gaumpolle oas
@eleiie Ser 90. 8. & &. 9abn in ser
geabe bon Solano frel15te, m1roe
bon .einem 56nea5nge i~iberfabren
unb arf ser Stene getotet.
= SIN Sealp Soipitol 5u @alpe-
lton perI6ieo Martin Sdie6el inn
sllter BON 60 Sabren; er bate nllge-
fabr 5ebn Sabre IN Collection ge~
mobnt uno binterldBt sort feine Ser
ndnotem.
Die 4. South geras Soir"
miro in 0pafum bonn a. biz incl. Z.
Sftober obgebdlten peroen.
9ie neue Union Station IN
Dallas miro eelegentIih Ser gtate
Soir am IA. Oft. fir oen &erfebr
eroffnet meroen, @oub. Serguion
miro Ser Seier beipobnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-18
TDIf mad Der alien Oei1nat.

Die ndditen n~eatraIen 9ampfer,
Die Hoitiaden fiir DeutidIan0 uno
SeIterrei9-ungarn BON HetD Oorf
mitnebmerL linb:
Oscar H. &openbaaem Dom
neritag, 90. 6eptember.
uariltimiaHoro~, Bergen, Sams-
tag, 7. Oftober.
uSeilig OlaD", &~openbagen, 9on-
neritaa, IL. 9ftober.
uStofbolm, @otbenbrrg, Cams
tag, Ia. Sftober.
uGreoerif VIII" 4openbngen,
Mitttpo6, Is. Sftober.
rllniteo States" G~openbagen,
Oonnerftag, 26. Sftober
0gergensfioro1, Beraen 2S. Of
tober-
gs lit n~ottpenDrg, ben Ramen oes
betreffenoen 0ampfers groB uno
0eutlih auf Dem 9rieflanfdIag 8i
uermerfen. Sober grief ionte SER
art marfiert meroenk oa CT fonit btel-
Ieidt auf n~eutraIen 9ampfern befor-
bert miro, Die engIiide 9dfen onldt-
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-18

tiers nn0 Observation-Disclosures Stlir-
nler ernannt. Nab Ieiner minmebr
erfolgten 8erhaftung erbob er BET
Den 9eboroen acknowledgement ge=
gen Stiirn1er, es banDelt iid Inn
l1nteribloglnng Don llnterltiitungs
geloern 80 uto iest perlaistet, Dob
Stiirmer Die Afrtd)t babe, bon lei
nem Mmte ais MiniIter : Eruiioellt
3uriif8lttreten.
ltniere Hegiernng fat bel nnierm
Sptid)after in 9onoun telegrapbiid
angefragt, mas bas Ginfnbrnerbot
amerifaniider @aaren in NormeseIt,
Sdhueben, SGnemarf nnb 9Dllamb
sl beoemten babe. Gle enaliid)e Be
giernns bate ibr bis Samitag nod
nid)ts ii6er bic Sad)r mitgeteilt. Nnr
tom Gcneralfunlnl Sfinner im son-
Don bate iie biesbesiigltde Msittei=
lmnaen erhalten.
Ser ,Nellen Sreie1l Ereiie1 IN
@ien miro bon Der gufolDina &C.
melbet, oaB lib uilter ben ruiiii6en
@efangeten sablreide 8ran5oien,
Serben itno Sapailer b%efanoen. einer
Der gefangenen frall5oiiihe SHiaiere
er5ablte Dem &orreiponoenten Der
Biener 3eitung, oaB er NIT 1000
0ffi5ieren, unterofTi8ieren itrD Sol
onten 0 6ranfreib na6 GllBlanD
geldift iei, Inn Die ruliifde Mrtil-
lerie ein5uerer5iereu. 9as Jet 5iem-
Iid l6tuierig geiDeien uno es bate
5iemIi6 lange gebauert, Bis oie ruiz
iil1en Soloaten gelernt bitten, nit
Ben engliiden, fran8oiiiden lalo ame-
rifanil6en @elfpiten unt5iigeben.
Gin iapanii1er 9ffi5ier ersdblte Dem
&orrefponoentett es f6mpften ilflge-
fdbr 10000 Sapuner in Ben ruff
Id)en Geiben. Nuh 5000 Gerber
ionen BEL Der rltiiiiden Irmee fem.
gmtlidDe Sdriftitiifc, Die BON 81
f~isieren nnIerer Jlotte, BON Sbang-
bai ans mn nniere Hesiernns in
@aIbingtpn geid)ift iuarea, iinS BON
benz engliidem GenIur in @%aneonber,
Sritiib-g olamfia, ge6ffnet iupr6em.
Die Sriefnmidllage iollen bentlid)
mmb flar bas Siegel ooer Den Gtem=
pei m~nierer Slptte getragen 6a6en.
Mfam lit in @aibinston seipannt bar
maf, mas mnlere Hegiernna bieiem
geraDesm n~nerb0rten &prfaa gegeii~
iiber tim iDir6.
Cine 0epeld)e ans 9ltben meloet.
Geo. Streit, Elm intimer Sreiito un0
&atgeber bes &onfgs BON @riehen-
lano. lei bon Dem ebcmaligen Sri.
patiefretdr oes Sonigs, George Mfe-
las, 3ltm 0iiea eeforoert poroen
neil err Die 6ouptIdulo an oell Der
bdngnispolen GrgebniIfen Ser
DeutI6freunblid)en HoIitif @rtehen-
lambs" TRACE.
IS beiBt iebt. bas griediide Or
meeforps, Dab iid ben Oeutlden er.
gebcn bat, babe auf @efeb( bes So
nigs gebanoelt. Hibtiger miro cs
mol beiben miilIen; nit 3uitim-
mung bes 9oniqs.
Der englii6e SdriftlteQer $. Is.
8eas faet boraus, I'M Nobember
merbe 0euti6lano Inn 6rieoen bit
ten. gr miro iif) oorin mol irreu.
Sn Sranffurt a. Sc. bat cine @ol-
neutrality-suspicious. Elm biaiges Ie-
italrant eroffnet, in Dem oie 9eiuder
cine quite @obIseit beItebeno ans
Slippe, 9Ieil, &artoffeln uno @emii-
ie fir Is Gents befommen fonnen.