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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23

throughout the United Kingdom to give
expression to the universal reverence
in which the memory of the poet is
held. At Stratford on Avon, where the
poet was born. and In London, where
he spent the most important years OF
his literary life. the principal public
observances are to be held, but there is
scarcely literary society or an insti-
tuition OF learning throughout the land
which will not devote some time to the
memory OF the immortal bard whose
writings touched the common heart of
humanity.
Since the actual anniversary falls
on Easter Sunday, IL has been decided
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23
ONTARIO winner;
BOISE is SECOND
Good Records Made at In
ter scholastic Field and
Track Meet.

Roy Pyper of Boise, Francis OF
Baker and Koenig of Ontario were
easily the stars for their schools in
the hig inter scholastic field meet held
at ontario Friday afternoon. The high
schools of Ontario, Payette, Nyssa,
Baker and Boise were represented. The
Ontario high school won the meet with
52K points, Boise was second with
500. Baker scored 10 with but one
representative. Francis, who made the
entire score and took part in seven
events. He was one OF the strong fav-
orites among the contestants as we'll
as the spectators. Payette tailed a
score OF nine points, while Nyssa fall
ed to score point.
The Boise boys who won their let
ters at the meet were: Piper. Packing
ham, Maberiy. Lamb, Stanton, Quinn.
Cooley and Garrett.
There were Is different events pull
ed OFF and some OF the contests were
very close. Bedwell was disqualified in
the hurdles on account OF there not
being enough hurdles for the entries
The meet was the most successful one
vet held and the visitors all state that
the Ontario boys gave them a royal
welcome and entertained them in fine
style while in the city.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23
ARhOR|ES ARE Being
CLOSELY GUARDED

North yakima. Wash, April a.
Armed guards, 1t was learned today
have been placed inside the state arm
DRY here. Extra electric lights are
kept burning at night outside the
building and a special guard has been
placed over the arms and ammuni-
tion stored in the building. Officers of
the National Guard refuse to discuss
the placing of the guards, but it is un-
derstood the adjutant general has ad-
vised that armories in all parts of the
state should be guarded
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23
seven HUNDRED
THOUSAND TROOPS
CALLED TOCOLORS

Rome, April 22.-Seven hundred
thousand Italian troops were recalled
to the colors by a decree issued today,
reviving the report that the allies are
making ready for the great offensive
planned at the Paris conference.
The first, second and third catego-
ries of the classes from 1885 to 1894
inclusive, and the third category of
the class of 1879 were summoned TO
report for service on May To- These
troops, modified at the outbreak Of
the war had been permitted to resume
their vocations when 1t became appar-
ent they were not needed on the Aus
trian front.
The announcement from the war Of
fee said that no plea of exemption
whatever would be granted.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23
1.-THE GODS or FATE" At
TIE LIBERTY MONDAY

Rosetta Brice and Richard Butler
have the leading parts in 1.-THE Gods
of Fate" the multiple reel feature,
which will be shown at the Liberty
fheater Monday and Tuesday. The
story deals with the attempt to get the
plans for a vacuum air brake, which
the inventor guards. In the unfolding
OF the plot many thrilling touches are
given. one Of which ID wreck be-
tween q passenger and freight train.
The Aim also has a pretty love story
running throughout.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23

An aged Chinese gardner. who lives
near the Broadway bridge. was the VIC
tim Of vicious assault at the hands
of a white youth. last night about
1880 o'clock near Sixth and Main
streets. The old chinaman was knock
ed down and his face badly bruised.
Another Chinaman also reported that
he was assaulted by the same man q
few minutes previous In Chinatown.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23
ACCUSED MURDERER
CORNERED and KILLED

San Luis obispo. Cal. April a.
Cornered by a posse, Alberto Pena.
charged with killing policeman sew
eral days ago, was shot and killed to-
day. Pena had lodged hundreds OF
pursuers for nearly a week. He was
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23
BRITAIN WILL HONOR
MEMORY OF GREATEST
OF ENGLISH WRITERS

London. April 22.-Tomorrow, which
will be the three hundredth anniver-
sary of hakespeare's death, is to mark
the beginning of series of elaborate
celebrations which will be held
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23

that the churches shall hold their CO.
memorations on Sunday week. OH
notable features OF the observance /
carry the celebration along to the
cond week of May. A committee. unl
Sir George Afexander's chairnansh
will be responsible for gala shakl
peare matinee in London May 0.
Stratford-on- Avon the principal d
OF celebration will be May 5. wheIl
great aggregation OF leading Britt
actors and actresses will Join In givl
scenes from Shakespeare.s plays.
--se%er-
HrAwATHA lump. $3.50: stove, /
nut. $3.50. Western g. q. Co. q Grcl
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23

Garden, grass and field seeds. w. s.
a q. co. eth and Grove. Phone s23. tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23
Bar Nom Residents.

The rules further provide that leases
will not beissued to on-residents OF
the Ctate of Idaho. Grazing leases are
to run from IL TO rs cents per acre;
agricultural leases. rom rs cents to 81
per acre per annum. The filing fee 10
$3.50 for each section or fraction there
OF applied for and IS cents for each
additional fraction.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23
ChiIdren's Coat Sale at Ia Off

Anniversary Sale of Child's Coats. We are
going to offer you free choice of any Girls
Coat in the store, all ages from to IA years.
This applies to all Wool and SILK Coats
ranging in price from $3.50 up to SIS. at one
fourth less than regular price.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23

Up to $29.75 Goats al $3.50
40 good Spring and Summer
Sport, Motor and Dressy Coats in
corduroys, plain cloths, checks,
mixtures and coverts, in all the la
test belted and flare styles; $lo.75,
$24.75 and $2o.75 values for Mon
day and Tuesday. -. .$17. so
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-23
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10

Deming, Mcdonald, BoW<er, Rau-
tenbUsh, Kinucan, Nelson, MOren
and Patterson were left in the city
golf tournament this morning to
play the third round at SO holes.
Good golf marked yesterdays COM
petition, Kinnucan defeating Bone
on the 22d hole.
Johnny Griffiths and Joe Rivers
have been matched to fight IL
rounds Labor day at Canton, o.
Eddie Plank, the Gettysburg Cum
ner, is the gent who put the art in
artillery.
See where Johnny EVers and Red
Smith have made up. John is so
busy with the jumps he hasn't time to
take on any outside work.
Expert accountants are not deVeI-
Oping cramps in their elbows these
days keeping track of victories
charged to the Athletics.
We gIimpsed a horse laughing his
head off down at the depot the other
afternoon. Funny how the news Of
Umpire Byron's decisions get around.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10
ROWLAND HAMPERED BY LACK
OF CONSISTENT PITCHING
BY Mark Shields

TOuI kdlIlGS IGIlldlll lOI Lie NNlllLo
SOx on the present home stand. To-
day winds up the Boston visit and
then Detroit drops in for set of
three. To make this home stand
profitable from a percentage view
point, three out of the coming four
battles should be gobbled by the To-
Gals. Otherwise they will be in diff
ficult position when they head east.
One department that has always
been the pride and stronghold of
the South Siders is the troublesome
spot now and may have a lot to do
in finally deciding their position in
the dizzy flag race now drawing to a
head.
II is some years since a Hose man.
ager has had to do much guessing
about his pitchers. Usually he has
been able to reach out bIindIy with
the assurance that he would pick
curVer capable of going in and
stumping the opposition through an
entire game, without much help from
his hackers.
Now there is a change. Russell,
Faber and Wotgang are consistent.
They have. better than an even
chance of winning if they get the
proper support from their comrades.
But the effectiveness of Russell is
hampered somewhat by the fact that
he is frequently used as a rescuer.
Even when he does not appear in
the box he is warming up diligently
down in the>~Ieft field corner, and
that brand of work is more wearing
than pitching a Ball game. Red
warmed up for four innings yester-
day, though he wasn't called on.
Faber is still weak and it is qUes-
tionable whether he can take a turn
at pitching every four days. OF the
others, Williams and CicOtte are the
steadies, but either is liable to get a
joyful pounding. Benz is uncertain
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10
BAsEBALL-sPORTS OF ALL SORTS BOXING.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

w. L. Pct. w. L. Pct.
Boston so A .577IDetroit. ST 81 .528
Chicago 81 46 .57OISt. Louis!56 81 .523
ClevPd. SO As .567 Wash'n. Isl So .49O
N.York 55 9-.529I Phila.. 20 80 200
National League.
W. L. Pct. w. L. Pct.
BrkIyn so 35 .632I Chicago ,46 IS Ass
Boston SIS SO .591l St LouisG46 So .438
Phila. Sc Al SIT Pittsb'h Al So .436
N.York' so 46 .521 Cinc'ti. 40 81 .374
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American LeagUe.-Boston 8, Chi
cago /; Cleveland 5, New York 1;
Philadelphia 7, Detroit 1; st. Louis
4, Washington 1.
National League. - Brooklyn 6,
Chicago 0; Philadelphia 1, Cincin-
natl 0; Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia z;
St. Louis 8, New York o; New York
8, st. Louis 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
am 0aIaeH.

@r6Gugtc iid Ger 9auunternebmer
@uItap Stobr. Sotte oos
Sdaffot ielbit bergcridtct- --9ln-
oouernoe aranfbeit 1Qtte oen
Wlonu ousenideinlid III Sen 500
sctriebcu. gar felt 5e6u Sub
rem idwer ber5leiOeuo.
Ger So Sabre ulte @oimnterne6-
mer @uItaD Sto6r BON Scr. 1851,
9emipluonio 9loeme, murOe ge-
Itern in Ocm Seller ieines 6olbicrtig-
aeIieatcn Souies i'm $500 9lod Der
6endurG StraBe, @iiilforO, on ei'
mem @olgen oer or iid iclbit erri3-
tet bate, b1ngenO, toOt olIigeiunocn-
Gie %oli5iiten So6u Guif imO gSm.
Callahan bonn norolidben Giitrift be.
merften BEL TageSanbrrh ciuen
Monn in Dem Seller iteben bel nd,
berer llnteriuhlng ionOen iie aber
5u ibrcm nibt geringen @ritaunen
Dab oerIcl6e toOt an einem Stride
bing.
Ser 2e6ensmiioe botte iid in Dem
Seller einen @ulgen beroerihtct mo
Damn, nodoem er iih Die Sdlinge
INN oen SolS gelegt botte, Die ai-
iten, auf oenen er itono, nit oeu
SiiBeu meegeltobcn. er perIicB am
SomItog 9ladnittag ieine 5omilie
nit Der gemerfing ooB er nob
Builforo eeben miiiie. Seine slnge-
6oriaen erfldrtcn seiteru, OaB Sto6r
lett 5ebn Sobren an elmer Ser5franf-
belt lit. Sn oen lebten icds Yiona'
ten botte er me6rere 9lnfduc 81 be-
ite6en, mohte ieoob mic cine Scmer-
fung. ooB er ieiuem Se6en Elm @noe
bereiten piirOe.
Coroner WlorriiieD bonn noroli6en
GiItrift Itellte einen ouf SelbitmorO
lautenoen SoOtcnihein aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
GhrenNc Grnennnnaen.

g[er5te oes Dyrontlin.S Squore.&o'
ipituIs" uno oes n@eiteno Gntbiu-
orngs.Seims" ipielten cine fiibrenoe
Roac bel @eiesimg bon Steaen III
Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oM Uni
pcriitdt bon MorDlono~. u Sol.
S. grunbnm, Gbirure inn y5rauflin-
Squore.Soipitul", Wiroc gum PRO
feiior fir clinii6e Gbirureie ernannt.
Or. @ernaro &urcea @luie, Gbef-
glr5t oes ogBcitenO gnt6iuoungS-
Scims", crbiclt Die @rnennung ount
9rofeIIor fir cliniide @eblirtsbuIfe,
Or. gilbert z. gbombcrs gum &ro-
feiior fiir cIiiiihe operative Gbirtlr'
gle, Or. 8eorce 9inbing uno Or.
@iaiom 9. Smith 3u @rofeiioren
cliniibcr WleOi6in. Gie Serren wiir-
oen ourd oen 0efon Der llniberiitot.
Or. S. sc. S. &owlano, bon ibrer
@rncnnune benadriftigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
Ncnrrluehr.g9aaen II G0lIilIon.

Sin Telegropben : Neparnturma'
gen Der 6euerlpebr coIlioirte geitern
8ormittog oil Der @lulberrD, nabe
@opplcton.S StroBe nit eincnL CLAUDE
6. giioines bon Scr. 615, Sit6ort-
9lbcmc, eeborenoen glutomo6il. Scr
Seneripc9r. @ogen Der BON Sobn
9RileD BON Ger Sprisen.Gompognic
Scr. 38 ecIteuert puroe, puroe eben-
70 nie 0os gluto beld1oiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
WluturrnOIer ger6afIet.

Scrr lbos. @oont6s bon 9ir. Si8,
D1ilion.glpenae. init 1rl. Gertrude
Nc1bcracr aui einem Nloiorrao iah'
rcuo. rauntc an ser gaiicru-2Iueuue.
moab crn. Sobn 6rebcr9cr BON glr.
s66. 91oro.gnliilBorc. SiroBe ilm.
5re6crarr brad oabei Gin 9ein nno
pcrlcttc lcinen aopi; ct iuitroc IN
cinenl glitomobil nadl Dem ct. 60.
ferris Soipiiol sebrodt Goombs
mtroc bonn Nilis-S herifi @iucclit
Tins 1ricocnSrirbtrr Soutbels Der.
haitfi uno sum g'erb6r IN ole Gau.
ton 4oli5ciiIaiion eiugelleiert-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
Gta6te.Qapel(e.

Gle Staot.aopeae cou5ertirt beiite
glbcno am 8aaspau Nlommeut,
@uilforO.glpcme pmo Gbaic.StraBe.
Ins Erogranlmm:
Mlarld .@eMbeIir aaHns" Gbambsrc
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3, eod5eiemarld ans Sonmcrradlis
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&nu8unWt
g. QSdl5cr a0obe, berc % mn pcari' Silcln
9. GHc Sicp ggAale ip. Hncrica" Hoanu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

i'm 2icoe 5um eipieen Sdhmmer.
90 icbcn mir Ben geuoltiaen @in'
fIuB ocs oeutiden 9icoes audb ouf
oas @olf in @affen, iebeu cine cole
@o6c, Die 81 begen unO pflegen cine
iittlibe @fIidt oes oeiammten oeut-
ihen 9olfes 81 allen 3eiten bleiben
miro, Oomit es INNER belize:
nGcutides 2ieo iIno Oeutibe S6ot
Gel geprieien friib uno iputl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
lluterbaltnnas .qgtaiueiIer.

,.oippObrome Nnubcplnc uuo l9oHoelblpet
,,3llUer Nleip 4lati" Nucrlc Acli1pelulih
Qunncn.
,,NaN Nbpre Bark"-Qlueylci llnierbdliunnen
,,g8mnnn Cat 4nrf"~~ 9luerlel llnictbaliunacn,
1DlMeuer Hrnm 1dQllh 0rinriioncn.
8algban lm acriale&at" peuic Hdlit
more QcQen Lofouio
iaq ben 2d 2uni, arohea 1onlmcrnanlsiet I'm
4NcienofRufi"
,,1amcnutrelu Ginlaielt" Uloninq, ben
o. SUM 10millcn.Nbcno in .Gbtln8s o0le"
.,Bciauahcrclu 0inlnielt" Sonnidp. ben
q Suit. RiCnlc i'm 1elicuo Rori".
,,NnHitntier Vnri" ylm q. Snl 0cnild
uueffnullhc6 Noil8lcli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

@m Iouneritn0. ocn 90 Suni,
idbri Ser oduiicbe GanIpicr aSsfar
2e nah europa 40. Der 9ricie fir
Tcitiihlouo. Cciicrrcih. lln9arn@il.
aoricn uio Die 1iiriei mittimnt.
4oaihluB i'm Baltimore Sanptpoit.
amt am a1iihpoh albeno nm 10 llbr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
Ger @eIifrieg 0ente bOr eincm
Sabre.
-~--t-e-~
26. Suni 1915.
(glab Dem 9eridbt oeS ocitid1en
@CncraliiobS)

Iie 6ran5oien niilien Die Ieb.
fen fiir5lidl an Citbong Der 90.
retto.po6e croberten StcIlnngen
rdlmru.
Ceiilih Der @rnnOe Ironhcc
ouf Der Nlaos606c bel @eroun cr-
o6crn sic 1cutiGen Sen SS6en.
riideu iiioucitlid bon Ses gpor-
geS mo idieBen oicies Gori in
Nrono.
Srn nor0licbcn Wali5ieu uer.
oeu bic 9hliien acgen Die poliii-
idlc 8rcn5r uno ocn Bug ge.
oraugt iiio5itIid bon 9eubero
iperoen ibre 9iuien ourbbrohen.
SSn ocr iorolihen 9l0ria Der.
lcnft Gin oiierrcidlicbeS ll.Woot
elm itaIicniibeS rorpeooboot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
qeIenraphiidIer Wrlter6eridlt.

Mus ocn iibrieen @unoes @ctter.
Weobodtungs- Siotionen murocn Die
folsenoeli b0dlten &enPeroturen.
Die I'M 8 llbr aeitern gIbeno berrib-
ten beriAtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
esiir elm Scimactrant.

0os bon @eo. @iintber ge6rolite
Bier lit oos bette. giclc geiirtbeilcr
bon Bier crflGrcn ooB cs ireeno ei-
nen1 erItfloiIigcn ouslduOiiden Bier
qlei6fomnt. @erooe oos DING fir
oen sSamilienqebrouh. 5einites 9lro-
ma. better @eibmad uno iebr nobr-
frGftig. Direft bon Der 9raiicrei
ourh oic neucn W1oidinen oboefiiat,
mo6urd obiolute &einbeit geiidert
ipiro. aiite $l.OO. Bbonc: @oITe 2C.
(Suni1S, S,1SiWlo,Do)
DentIde, Gciterreidbiidle nnO llu8a'
ride 0ricesauIcibcn.
100 Narf nuS 100 arDnen unhudrtS
SbeO. s.. 9tcner &c &c.,
217 Sit.gaItimOre-Str.
(Mdro13-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
gtln6stog.
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@aurel.
Sic Gtimmmmg 1T
frieseriidJ.

Cine Rieienmeuec bottc iid eeltern
sum geiud ocs ScIoIoaers in
2ourcI cinoefunOeu. Gos
IdIc6te @cttcr por fein Sinoer.
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Oo6eim.
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Der 4cgenihouer nod 2nrel ber
ans. Gie 3iiae aus Baltimore iua.
rem oidt beiebt, 9lutomobile fomen
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Wl1oden, Wl1nner iuo ainoer ordne-
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bin mar lang lino ihmubig, iIno 0n
Die sSitneDs BON &alirel oen 8erfcbr
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piele ge5pungen oen ggeg 81 Sub
5irid5uIegen. General @oitber'S
Soiimng, ooB ole @eiuher niht Dor
3 ll6r 9lohmittogs fommen piiroen,
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5amilien traicn idou Wlorgens eiiL
inn oeu san5en Gag 81 bIeiben. Gs
puroe olles getbon Inn i6nen Den
ghIfentbaIt ungcnebm 81 MAIDEN
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rem niht nit leeren S1noen getom.
mcu ionoern brodten groBe 4ndcte,
aeiiiat nit oeu lederiten Sodbcu
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feiten Tobaf mo iogor eini9c zebra.
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acn 9lduner iic om Iie6iien oBen.
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glusie6en Gie glngeborigen tboten
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miro. mar Die TiS5iplin i'm Eager
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bolten. iid in 2anrcl etwos 81 fou-
fen.
SoIOoten tolls ouf i6re
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duf oie Gompoanir ST ocr ct geb0rt,
mo lit Der gIuiidt ooB oic siceic.
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6cnotbigt Won brouht mur nit ci.
nem oer ilnocu @ldner ein sc.
iprdd an5ufniipicn nm criobrcu 8u
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ole Sauoitrabe, oercn Riloiter 81
bort fir Die Fferoe mar Sic 9SierOe,
oie porlduiia mir gelie1en moren
muBtcn ouigcgebcn merOen; man CT.
ni6r. oaB Die 9lcoierumg 1900
Bieroc 5ur @erfiigung babe, imo Die
Solooten boiien odb i6neu baIo
ncuc @icroe aclieiert lpcrOen llcber'
boupt oas Soften lit elmer oet
8eiibcrtreibc i'm Eager, 9iele Der
9eute wiiien. nos es beiBt in Dlerito
5u tampieu, oenn iie boben in Colo.
iooo tno 81 @oio aeoient. Moior
Sobu 4bilip Sill 6ot sic 91racrirup.
pen sic IN 0lerifo nabe Garri5ol ON.
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@1eIieraneHdlten.

Sir MorDlano imo Den Diitrift
Columbia belde etiDos tribe, flo.
liuo iiiowciilidc @inoe
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sdnHeFarten

bon imo mad 2cutidIono uno
Seiterrcih. h.llngorn iiber EottcrOom
uuo Ycm.Yorf. @cIOieiouueen noA
europa
Sbeo. S. Gicner e Go.,
2l7 Git.guliimOrc.Str.,
(g2dr5i3-) 243 Gho.groabmnh.
NbuHuenlcu, pic ben ,,Tcniidicu GOrre.
fpOmncnlcn" niIDt piinlllnl oDgr wnrcael,
uldklg crbalicn. huD aebelcn, Der OiIlee
papen per EelepDoH ober idrliilld Qlli'
tbg'pno 81 ma0tN.
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Iie &arf.0apeae con3ertirt belrc
9lbeno in ,,giioeriioe BART. GaS
ABroarnninls
Nnri0 NaiiIclbip Gonnecidli" Gliou
9. Clperlllrc sTn Dinbolo" ........ .Anhet
3. Gcleliion nNig0 3infs" ...... Onmcrbnd
a. fnl3er WlornliiQ NOurn0le" ..... Siruub
o. 1fDNhoniEOio aSorcnCr Vnlfd" o.. 0uiiO
(Er IbomG8 0uiD)
g. 5aHlnlic Abe GicQb Mibc- ... Worbou
9roloQ MD Snierluei3o so
Fdnllncti" .........4.... VcOncdbnllO
.. Ncperie aEerrna0e" ...... Nanocrlori
q. 4HcoiCn .EOmmcrianc" .......... SOul3
30. 4iurin aSilu gllQrW" ....4..... .pMcoH
Ena Vnbilimm ut 6olllhli crluhi. baS Qico
1lar epaHglco yauucr" mi3ulinncu.
SnHiel 6clbmnnn, Eirlaeni.
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ll6r Wloracns bis 10 ll6r glbcnOs &C.
oiinet.~
Sol. Bonnie crmortet, beutc na6
Dem Snrrington.2oger Deriebt 5u
peroen, Inn BORT in Der 9lusbilOung
Der Sruppcn 81 belien.
@etcranen 9 iteIlcn lid sur
8crfiigung.
Gns &cterancnsGorps 0eS iiiniten
9lcaimclts Der MarDlanocr O}iliS 6ot
ocm @ouDcrneur &orriugton eiuen
9rici eeianot, in Dem cS 0en @umid
ousoriidt, gum Cicnit i'm Staot Der.
beioe3ogcu 81 merOen, Oa Die @2ili5
Die 5taot nerlafen bat./ Qic 0etc.
roncn baben cine cigcne glusriiihne
bon 100 9in6eiter.@ @elue6ren lmo eli.
ne ReOolucrfnnonc.
@roBe InforOerungcn
Der N}arinc.
Mdbreno Der lrbten @oAe pur0en
nnr s BON ocu iif melocnoen Al 9lp.
plifanten in Der bieiioen Niorine.
rcfrutirlugs.Stotion angenommeu;
alio oarous iii 81 cntnebmeu, oaB
troe Der bcoenfli6cu Gage in N2cri.
10 Die ar5tlidcn llnteriudungcn nod
c6enio itrcne ourdgcfiibrt werocn ipie
poroem. Bon ocn ii9 W3elOenoeu
uuroen is ipcacn forperlihcr LIN.
taualihfcit 5lriidgcpicieu unO IS
meeen oeridieoener onocrer @riinoe.
1ic @cinmmt5a6l Der 9lpplfonten
bat in Der ocrgangencn @obe Inn %
'Gro5cnt 5uaenonmen, obcr troboen
na0m Ole 3obl DER glngcnommenen
ob. Ole glngcnomtncuen uoren: ".
8. @urfort 9lr. 1901 Sit@rcitoii.
Strabe; Daoio 01iIler Yer. SOS @..
Sorato9o.StrnBe; SoporO 9. @il.
cor BON SpteSoilIe. No. Douglas s.
anmpc, 1898 9aDlor StroBc; Ism.
3. ejoBman glr. 1924 0itglbbott.
StraBe @oiil =. &iounio. 9lr. 766
gseii Soratoea.StroBe 5ronf y.
Senfins. glr. 1854 &idorD. .glpenue,
uno 9lormau 2. S6elOon erinccs
9Inne, glO.
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Ger Drld III bod on DER ailontl'
ideu aiiiie uno 6uBcrit uieorig IN
oen 6lodiioaicn 9lodu 0lountains
uno Rlaieau.9legionen 1icic Irlid.
iioumg Dciagt wd6reno Der nddlten
1oae marmes ggeiter IN oen mittcl-
mcHli6cn Dit. mo Siio.Staateu
lie Icnlperotiuen iino jest in ialt
alien 26eilcu oeS 2auoes naDc nor.
nal Sn oen lebien "a 5tumoen
ainacn lofole @e9cni0ne in Den at.
Intiihen Staoteu uno oeridieoeuen
Qlntteu Der 8ladIiaoicn tno Dem
Weitcu nie0er.
Iie 9orauSIagiugen liilo, onB am
@loniaa un0 IienItoa Iofnlc @eipit.
icr IN Sen iiioatlaniiidlen Staaien
uno beutc IN oen o6cren Sec.Rcgo.
neu nicoergeben
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