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The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30
CHANCERY COURT WILL
CONCLUDE SESSION TODAY

Fridays Daily.
A number Of cases have been
disposed Of this week in Chancery
Court, which convened last Mon
day morning.
There were many matters of
minor Importance to the general
public, among them being the APP
pointment of guardians, the set
Element Of estate eases, regular
proceedings in bankruptcy mat
ters, and others.
A case of Importance was heard
this morning, styled Mrs. Mary
Y. Hart VS.. Supreme Ruling Of
Fraternal Mystic Circle, in which
Mrs. Hart was contending for re-
instatement. Judge Mcintyre is
sued a decree in favor of Mrs.
Hart.
The following divorce proceed
ings have been heard, and divor-
ces granted: Ollie Box VS.. Jerrie
Box; R. Banks VS.. Leota Banks !;
Mrs. Ollie Quinn VS.. W. G. Quinn;
Mandy Muller VS.. O. G. Butler !;
Hannah Rowan vs.. Jno. Royan !:
Pearl Spraggins VS.. Frank Sprag-
gins; Lille May Clemmons VS..
Chas. Clemmons; Lessie Rotten VS..
Chas. Rotten; Parthena Wheeler
VS.. Bruce Wheeler; Velma Nor
man VS.. Jim Norman; Rachael
McPeters VS.. Luke McPeters.
The case Of State Revenue
Agent vs.. Alcorn County in be-
half Of the City of Corinth and
Rienzi has been continued, as well
as the J. W. Taylor cases, probab-
ly two Of the most important
cases on the docket.
Judge Mcintyre will adjourn
court this afternoon after dispos-
ing Of the suit of Edwards Milling
Co., VS.. Jos. Lennon, ct al.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30
CORINTH GIRLS HONORED

At recent meeting Oh students
of the I. I. & c., Columbus, the
election of officers Of the Student
Government was held, in which
Miss Ina James, daughter of Mrs.
J. T. James, of this city, was I'M
animously elected as vice-presl-
dent for the coming year.
Miss Make Jones, a former
Corinth girl, was named as secre-
tary. zig.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

List of unciaim1e ..oo..ters re.
in Corinth, Miss, Post
office at Corinth, Miss, for the
week ending March Is, 1916:
Anderson, Miss Mary.
Bayard, Mrs. Ella.
Bynum, F. W.
Chandler, Miss Kathrine.
Houston, Miss Myrtle.
Lee, Jess.
McHan, Miss Beatrice.
Megehee, Miss Helen.
Phillips, Mrs. Minnie.
Raines, Joshua.
Renson, Mrs. Lillian.
Rice, Miss Rosie.
SPRINGER, Miss Quese.
Thompson, j. NJ.
Virgins, VIM.
Wiley, Mrs. Ann.
Wilson, Mrs. A. b.
Wood, Tillman.
Advertised March, 20, 1916.
In calling for this mail ask for
nail advertised en- this date.
MILTON A. GAMBLER. P. NJ.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30
To Prevent Cheese HARDENING.

The addition of a raw egg to the
mixture of grated cheese and cream
for cheese waters prevents the cheese
from hardening when cold. My plan
is slightly to butter crackers, or dip
them in melted butter, place in pan
and put spoonful or more of the
cheese mixture upon each one. Sprin.
kle with paprika and place in heated
oven after turning off the gas. They
are delicious hot, and are good cold,
and can easily be reheated.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30
Tonuue Roast,

Mince remnants of boiled tongue
very fine, mix with cream or milk and
simmer slowly. Add the beaten yolk
of one egg and stir until egg is cooked.
Have ready buttered toast and spread
meat over it. If you like it, a little
grated cheese can be sprinkled over
it, if not the bread can be placed on
the stove until the meat browns slight
ly. Ham toast can be made in the
same way of the lean remnants OF
ham. 1t is nice for breakfast.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

ton ate INTO mesh ana muscle ma
sinew. After ave weeks the suraeon
began to talk Of taking on the band
ages and uncasing him.
Nobody knows whether It has been
successful" he told Miss Carstairs,
who had been a regular visitor. The
two had been loverlike enough. but
Nurse Rensham was still scornful.
"She thinks he will get well-she's
waiting" she told herself bitterly.
The morning when the bandages
were to be removed arrived, Nurse
Rensham had said nothing to Miss
Carstairs; she met her at the door.
"Will you come in here moment,
please" she said, motioning to her to
enter the drug room.
There she told her. The operation
had failed. The little gentleman
would. be more hopelessly crippled
than before. The nurses face was
white and resolute. Her eyes cleaned
vindictively. Now let me see what
mettle you are made Of" she seemed
20 say.
Edith Carstairs gasped and reeled
back against the wall. Then she
turned and ran swiftly down the pas
sage toward the elevator. But Nurse
Renshan caught her before she could
enter.
L knew what you were made of, you
worthless woman" she Kissed you
couldn't bear to have the love of
good man because he was crooked in
body. You have turned from him now
that you know he will always be
thus"
Edith Carstairs Strengthened herself
and looked at the nurse with a new
dignity.
Il ran away because the blow
stunned met" she answered. 1T was
not because [ cared for myself.
cared for him. Can't you understand,
can't you realize that woman who
loves a man will never dare to look
upon him in his souls agony, because
she cannot bear it on his account"
'No, l can't" answered Nurse Rem.
sham.
Then come with me-" cried Edith
Carstairs fiercely.
She seized the nurse by the arm
and almost dragged her into the little
gentleman's room.
Tell them!' she cried. Tell them
now, because they doubted my love
and loyalty. Tell them! See!"
She was thrusting something fierce.
ly upon her finger. 1t was wedding
ring. She stood up bravely by the
bedside, confronting all the nurses in
the room. Il am his wife!" she cried.
Il married him before he came here
and did not know he was to come.
Now, will you believer"
The little gentleman sat up in bed
and drew her to him.
What is all this about, Edith?" he
asked wonderingly. do you know
the doctors say l am cured, that l am
to get up tomorrow and shall be
straight as any man for the rest OF
my life?"
Edith Carstairs collapsed across the
bed in dead faint. The little gentle
man, still holding her in his strong
arms, looked anxiously into her white
face. He was not thinking of Nurse
Rensham then; and she was sobbine
her heart out in her own room, alone
Copyright, 1916. by w. G. Chapman)
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

free to ask the woman he loved to
marry him.
Edith Carstairs was noted beauty.
Everyone had heard of her, but no
one in the hospital had seen her. It
was the general opinion that she was
heartless. Any woman must be heart
less who would allow her lover to
undergo so terrible an operation, fol-
lowed by the six weeks in plaster, be-
fore she would listen to his suit.
The next morning was an agonizing
one at the hospital. The patients
might have complained of neglect for
the first time in their lives within that
institution. There was not a nurse
but stole down to the operating room,
whenever the chance occurred, to
gather the news from Fritz, the an
esthetic room orderly:
1.-THE surgeons haven't finished,
MISS"
Five hours after the little gentle
man was carried away they carried
back a limp, tightly bound, uncon-
scious body, exhaling ether, with the
white mask of ether anesthesia upon
the features.
An hour afterward Nurse Ray was
seated by the little gentleman's bed
side, listening to his muttered words
about Edith Carstairs, as he slowly
came back to consciousness.
HE shall not marry her!" said
Nurse Ray to Nurse Rensham indig-
nantly, the next morning.
AT least, she ought to have been
here today"
she doesn't know!"
The other looked at her scornfully.
of course she knows. She's waiting
to learn the result of the operation"
She came that afternoon, a tall.
proud-looking beauty, asking for the
little gentleman. She had just learned.
she said, that he had undergone an
operation. She did not know what it
was. He was a friend of hers-she
was distressed.
Nurse Rensham took her apart.
Women can be crueler to each other
than men when it is needful, and
Nurse Rensham thought Edith Car
stairs was hypocrite. She broke the
news to her with few burning words
hat made Edith Carstairs gasp. and
hen shook her into passionate sob
ping.
She had not known, she had not
lreamed. she said. She did not knoS
hat the little gentleman had eyer
jared for her like that. The nursa
vas half convinced, almost convinced
when she took Miss Carstairs to the
little gentleman's bedside for mo-
nent and saw her kneel and press his
White hand 70 her lips. But she was i
lot sure.
He shall never marry her until I
now" Nurse Rensham said. !
The little gentleman was the dear.
st patient they had ever had ii the
ospital. He never complained.
hongh tho pain Of the cramped post.
49, --- y
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

Miss Lillian Russell is expect
ed home this week, after an ex-
tensive visit with her sister, Mrs.
Fl. Y. Harris in st. Petersburg,
Fla. Miss Russell has been Wis
iting many points of interest in
Florida, Tampa, Laketon, and 9TH
er places.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

Somewhere in the Mexican
mountains there's stout pine
limb that Pancho would look per-
fectly lovely dangling from. 4
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30
Eco Sauce.

Egg sauce made in this way Is de.
licious. Beat the whites of three eggs
stiff. Beat the yolks until creamy
and sweeten with three tablespoon.
fuls OF powdered sugar. Just before
serving fold in the stiff whites and
serve Immediately.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

The farmer that puts too much
dependence on cotton this year
is likely to put Santa Claus in
bad humor.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

Anyway if gasoline scars to 40
cents a gallon, as is predicted IN
New York, the wear on tires Will
be reduced.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

Hypocrites frequently lay them
selves open to discovery by over
acting their part.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

Germany must hate England
even worse than we thought. The
Zeppelins have gone to bombing
breWeries. "A
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

Germany finds it hard to dis
cover what congress is driving at.
SO does everybody else.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

At the age Of three score and
ten nearly every man is rich-in
experience.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

At the rate the price is rising,
the gallon month law will soon
apply to gasoline.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

Probably the next step of the
pacifsts will be to seek to dlsband
the Boy Scouts.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

The Reverend Billy Sunday is
preaching in Baltimore, where a
great many sinners are raised.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

Red is a danger signal on a
railroad, on a man s nose, and on
q WOman's cheek.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

Next to woman the most
changeable thing in the world is
another woman.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

When it comes to pinch the
United States is inhabited almost
exclusively by Americans.
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

The man who would be leader
must never keep the procession
The weekly Corinthian. (Corinth, Miss.) 1894-19??, 1916-03-30

He is a wise man who can
gather dollars from another's les
sons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-07
lneIbet luirO, lire glnariife nit CT.

Ttl9 fprf.
Cine Spe5ialoepeIdJc aus 8alti-
more, Die bon lnierer oerpreB~ ber-
offentii6t miro, erflart geraoc aus
uaaiier @ilbelm bat oen Grebs4. S9Sll
Baltimore fDer0en lies mol lpiiien. -
gs 1T geraoe5li ullbegreiflib, oal3
oieie alte Rotten torn Die lett
lett 26 Sabren Our6 lullere engliiben
3eitungen Iauft, bel jeoer @elegen-
belt pieoer allf9eipdrlut uno geglQubi
miro alion IolIte bod enoli6 ma.
mas 9fcues erfinoen.
IS lit jett feftgeitellt, oaR BEL Dem
llntcrsans oes Sampfers oYeriia~
336 Gerionen inns Sebem aefunt.
men iino. &pn bieiem luarem 119
9aiIasiere unb 217 @iitsiieScr Der
geiaknng,
Gul. 6. gf '6pnie, oen nnIer 9ra.
iiOent NIT elmer 9ebeimnispollem Wiii-
itom nad europa seidJift bat, lit in
SunbDn eingetrDffen.
Ter geridJt oes @eneral ,sam ioa-
milton iiber ieine satiafcit an ser
Sarbauellen lit Jest perDffentlidlt. Gr
iagt, ieine llnternebnnngen, bic Can.
bnng bel gln5ae San mn6 aa Der SMu.
Ia Sah ieien ntiseliift, lueil olc
Srmppen nidt erfabren gerna aelae-
len ieicn.
Sine 9ienter Sepeidc ans Salu-
nifi ineloet, fran50iildJe 2nftidjifTer
fatten Spmbem ami getridI Strmm-
nita nno anbere bnlgariid,e Staots
seluurfen.
Sas 9efisit i'm Oentiden 9iei5;s-
gaasBalt iuiro Oies Sa6r nnaefalr
100 bis 500 Milliomem Marf 6etra-
gen. IS miro bnrd nene Stenern ac-
eedt iueroen iriiilien.
Sin 6ritiIdes ltntericebput lit an
Der bollanoilhen Siiite, nage Der ssr-
lel Seral bcrienft luoroem. 9ie Scia-
bnng iunrSe gerettet.
sn Taris lit cine irnge naturol;.
iierte glrgentinerin 9tanlens Wfario
Del Iaii gum Sooe peritrteilt iporoeil.
neil iie ben GeutIdell bon 4aris uno
Wfarieille aus gea6ridten Sugeionct
kof
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SnIano.

9uiloesridJter &ellrD .. Clan
ton ntllB Elm perbiiiener Ratipiit uao
6relnOenbailer ieiiE ein Niann, 10
redt nad Dem Ser5en oes 9ralioel:-
ten gSilion. SSn leiner Snirrltftionen
an Die SEEM g)orfer sgutoes=@ran0=
illrp. Del6e Die angebliden llmtrieGe
oeltIcber 99enten in llnlernt 9anoe
.nterlnden ioa, Iagte er.. u95fr Ser
relL gebt jebt all Sure 9lrbeit als
.Gnlerifolliid)e 8iirger. gSenn irgellS
elmer bon SsSbnen ous llllgliid aeba64
hut, IN einem frenloen 2dnoe qe6o-
ren 81 lein, 10 'boffe id), oaB er lett
Der @abrbeit genlaB ingen fam, II
liebe 9(nierifa nlebr als oas 9ara
|leiner @e6urt. Sb babe feline Snnt-
patbie NIT irgeno eiltenl naturali-
lierten 9ilrger, Der llflere Heaies
|rllng 81 fritiiieren lie6t uno Ser nift
bon iid) lagen fanL oaB er 5uerit.
3lllett uno INNER fir 9lmerifo III.
@enn irgeno Elm 8iirger bon einem
Salloe bierbereefinntell lit, nm BORT
Dem 01ilitaroienit 5n entgeben, 10
loa er nniere bieiigen 3nItanoe nid)t
fritiferen, g8enn er 0ns 5u tiln
iriinibt, 10 loa er iif aus Ser @eit
oriiden ooer 5uriid 5ll Dem 9anoe
geben, bon Dem er bergefpmnen ilt,
nno fir ons 2ono fdmpfen. So 1prac9
elm @unOesri6ter 3u elmer @rollo-
iprD Der Sto6t 9letp g)orf. Gin
ManL Der 10 ounun lit, ooB er por
ieoem Ginipunoerer 9lail6t, er lei CIT
8eiertellr; Der 10 ipenig BON oen ae-
iebliden @inridtlingen leines eige-
nen 2anoes fennt, oaB er ni6t eins
NAL ipeiB, melde 9fe6te Der itatllra-
liIierte 9iirier bier genieBt uno oab
ibnl ebenlo iuenig, ipie Dem eiitgebo.
reiien 8iirger cine aritif Der 9iegie-
rltng perboten iperoen oarf; Ell
@tonn. Der 10 menlfenfreun6li6 ge.
iirnt lit, oaB er ieinen Wtitbiirgern,
mel6e bic Hegieritng 5u fritilierer,
mogem Den 9fat 9iebt, ii1 aus Der
gSelt 81 oriifen, nit onoern @orteir
lid aiif5ubdngen ooer oen Sols ab5u-
idlneioen. 0as lit Der ehte ,,anoip-
notbina@ -@eiit. geie Ser ipieoer 10
prompt aufgelebt lit. o[s 8rdlioeIlt
g9ilion oos 3eiden gabl 8eeell oeit
ntiiilefl mir Sront MAIDEN. limo 2elts
te, pie bieIen 9ep 9orfer gunoes-
rider, miiiien mir lns eon5 beIor.,
oers merfen Senrn 8. Glaptcit
beiBt er.
arie9sminiiter @arrilon fat
leinen Seeres GeorgoniIationsplan
Dem Solsfon1ite fir 0eilitdrluelen.
oorgeleet Ser 8fan nnfaBt Sic
9iloung zines 8oIfsbeeres bon 400.
600 @lan uno Die @ermebrltng oeSI
regitloren Seeres auf ilngcfGbr f4f,.
600 Manu einidlieBIid Ser 0ffi3iere.
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6ngliidle nnO rliiliidle gerid,te
lDalten bnran feit, baR Die Gafien in
Wali5ien uno an Der Wre,se Ser ga-
tuiuina @prteile errnnaen datten,
loenn lie andl nid)ts me6r BON einer
3anmnus Der StaSt G5ermolpib ontel
bic Geiterreid)er beridjten. Die Ge-
iterreidjer meIoen, Die slngriffe ser
MaiIen in 0ieien @esenoen leiem iebr
biei Ihiuader geiuproem. ssnfanterte
greife 5itr 3eit gar tidJt an, aber glr-
ttIieriefener iUer0e nod nnterGaIten,
MndD in anOeren @esemoem 9mklanos
baben bic 9imiien nad rniIiIdJen nno
engliiden 8eridtem gorteile errnn,
gen. gei G5artorDsf iuollen iie bcu
alrdDbof genummen, bei ,SarulitaSt
on Der Dina Die Seiltlden smr;ifsc-
trieben ba6en nn0 ii6erall haben re
fire Stellnngen angeblid beritarft.
Die Seiterreider nnb bic Gemtidlen
iuiiien Ilierii6er nid)ts 81 melben uro
IS iuir6 NIT 6ieien Grfulaen IdllteE=
LID mol ebeniu iein, mic nit 6em aru-
ben Surdbrnd bei gSermoiuib nn6 an
Der Sfrbpa. Die 9emIdjem melben
iibrisens audi einen GrfOle aus 8Ol.
bbnien.
NmS Taris fpmmen nnae6enerlid,e
gadjridtem iiber Die aampfe in 3u6.
lamb. 9iirif8e Nenidjen- nn6 &C.
idIatmaifen ioaen baran beteifiat
iein iinS ii6eraa seisen iid Idlon Gle
GrfuIse Der ruifiIden Ansriife. Sie
Sadie iuirb iih mol etiuas an6ers bel.
Bnfte1t.
lfnier gptIdafter genfieIo in @ien
fat unierer 9esiernns mitseteilt, oaf
Sie 6iterreidiId)e @esiernng i'm BE-
reitipillisit alle synformatiom snr Ser
fiignng geitellt 6a6e, oie iie i6er beu
Teriia.J .Jall er6alfe. g(ns SieIer ae6e
Ilerbur, 6aF an benz Worsen, an bem
Der lintersamg Der ygeriia erfolgte,
Fein Observation-Disclosures eimeii
Insriff anf einet gaiTagier6ampier
beridjtet babe. Sessleidem melbet
apuinl Garrett in alerambrien, baF
BON Sen @eretteten Der ugeriia" fei.
Her beidm6ren f6nne, 6as Gdliff Iei
bmrdl einen sorpeSoaneriff serit6rt
iuprSen.
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ne 1ladlte 8erlamnllung in 2ilna.
Bern, ab5rbalten. Yralioent 4'i[.
len bielt geitern abeno Dor BEN
aongreB cine Heoe, III Der er Die pan-
onerifaniid)e Rolitif nnierer 9iegie=
runa erlauterte. 6ral @illon mar
ebenfaas anipeieno nit Ser einan
Sohter oes Grdiioentell llabnl iie
cine Der 9ogen geraoe iiber bern
Sprederitailo EN-. Gs mar ibr err
ties griheinen III Der 9efienflihfeit
ais @attin oes Yrdiieentett.
9lnd) oie merifaniine 8olitts
.unleres Graiioenten lit i'm 8un0es.
ieildt 5llr Gprafe gefonuiten. Gesla.
tor SAT-, ser republifo1iihe @ers
treter BON 0eip Merieo, bate einea
9ei6luB eingebradt, o1lr1 ben &rii-
iioent @ilion erIldt muroe. bern
Senat genaue ssnfornation oarii6er
81 geben, mas i'm 5nr 9nerfenrllna
Ger &egierlntg Garran5a's berattlabt
bobe 5oll uno 2ooge ipraden iiber
oen @elhluB lmo erflartelt es lei
lrotipenoig 0aB Der &pngreB Nus
flulft ii6er Die Sage IN 0ierico er-
bolte, ebe er Die grnelnllng zines @e.
ianoten bort gntbeiBe. gs giltg nis1t
obne perl6ieoene iharfe Seitenbiete
mlf oie ieltlane Werico- -9olitif liilIe-
res 8rdiioenten ob. Senator g3il
Iialns bon Miiiiiiippi ilihte oie slni
merfIamfeit 0es Setats BON oielen
fiir Die Gegierling etipas gefabrliheil
un0 iuangenebnler 8bema ab5llen<
fen ulto braf)te oen europdilhelt
Sfrieg ipieoer auf's Sapet, inoent er
erfldrte, eiu gserbot Der @affenalts-
fltbr ipiiroe luiiere 9ieeierlng ntebs
labmen ais irgeno cine anoere @rob-
mad)t. 9ann ld)fpabte er ounrues
3eug BON Dem Observation-Disclosures
Geutld)lanos lnib Selterreids ns6
beoaiterte, oaB Der &ongreb iebt gez
raoe 8iiammefgetreten Jet, INN Der
sroBartigen oiplomatiiben S1tigfeit
Der gfegierllng @inoeriliiie in ben
@eg gu perfen. 8illionls lit ein
gutter &erl uno mar ein tiadtisr
Siibrer inn Saule, aber bon auslu1r
tiger Bolitif ano bon 0iplonotie
peritebt er 10 ipenig, pie rluu-
e6en ipie ein Mann ans Naiiiiliippi.
Sl Der @abe BON Miortinsnilie.
y. 8a., faneu bier &inoer pom SSohr
Worgoft bier bis fiinf5eNl Sabre all.
bei oem 8ronOe ibreS 9ohnbauies
unts Seben. Cine Sodter puroe
bon Dem 8ater eerettet, 9flS er ein
neiteres Sino retten molite, 500 CT
iId 10 ihfpere granopluloen sll. oa6
er pabrideiitlid aud nod iterhen
miro.
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GieIe REORGANIZATION loa iil bier
Sabrett pollaoaen meroeu. 8ieielii-
|9eig Die iicb Der giirgerarrnee or-
idlieBea. oerpflicbte1 iib auf ei1e
ereiia6ri9e 0ienit5eit, 5. +. orei Sab=
re iiilo tie aftipe Soloaten, iteben 5lr
@erfiigung Des 2anoes lmo miiiien
Dem 9iuf oesiel6en folgclt, menn ila-
Inler es ibrer be0arf4 nno elmer nei-
teren 8iellit5eii BON otei syabret1als
9eltrldu6te. Sic meroet nlilitariId)
Idlisgebiloet BON Den Sffi3ieren nno
WqnnIadfen Ser regul1ren s(r-
Irnee. erbalten lire 8eipaffnung in6
Gquipierlng bon Der Gegierltng llao
befomnlen, ndbreno ser 3eit, oa Tie
| I'M re9ularen 9ienIt itebelt, oieiel6e
8e3abllulg lno 8erpflegung tpie Die
lre8ltlaren Soloateii. Sic 9lusfiill-
Irung oieles Glanes Der Iegiernna
miro ungefabr 600 Millionen 9ol-
| lars folteil 9ie llmtDanolung ser
lugenanilten u9tational @uaro~, Der
iebigen Staatsmili5en in elm berars
tiges fooeroles 8iirgerbeer peripalf
| Der ariegsn1illilter ais urpraftiIeb
lle6er ben glan, oen bie .8ar epI,
leae@ -stbteiliulg 0es @eneralltabes
|entlporfen bat, teilte Ser Miiliiter
Init. oaB oieler oie 8ilolntg elmer ssr-
|mee pon 250,000 Man1 anorbne, oie
iiber unier @ebiet 10 perteilt iperocn
lollen, ooB t2t 900 Mlann i'm ioae-
fnan1ltelt fontinertalen Gebiet Der
Ser Staaten 6leiben. Die Soloaten
uerpflidtell iid) 3u elmer oftiuen
Gienlt5eit BON 5tpei syabren luro elmer
SieIeroe5eit BON le6s SaDreil, 10 oaB
aad oenl @erlauf BON adt ssabren
oas Sano cine i6lagfertige g(rnee
BON 100000 Mann bat, bon oenen
I12t,000 Weann inter oell sSabnen
Iteben ino $4,000 in 3eierne iiith.
9anoelsnlinilter &eoiielo iag-
te oieier Gage IN einenl 8ortrag, oeit
Ter Dor Der uMmerican SntertntionaI
Corporation belt, oaB Ole ameli.
faliIbe Snoultrie in 6olee oes arie-
|ges einen .auBeroroentlib itarfen
gufi6tprng genomnen babe, belon-
oers III Der Serftelllug BON sSarh.
Itoffen uno pom 3inneeiairr. 8on
|criteren uiiroen iett $4,000 Cons
ber9eltellt, itatt 1000, tpie es frii6er
Der San geluelen lei. 9elltibIano bo-
be friiber inlmer bebauptet, baB es
allein 5arbitoffe beritellen Tonne, ga
e$ allein oie ridtige 9frt BON Son
babe, ober Die Ser. Staaten batten
belpieien, ooB ite oies ebenlo gut
fonuten. llno troboen1 ialnnern ale
llniere SSabrifnlteu rtaH ben sSarE-
Itoffen 9eutl1Ianos, beren gtusfubr
burdl Gn9lano berbinoer miro.
= Der pan>amerifaitiide tpiiien-
ihaftlibe 8onereB, Der sur 3eit in
@afbinston taet, bat befdioiien ici-
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anrSe neberliht,

aein 6iterreidJiIdes llnteriee=
buet fat on bem Muegen al,
oenl Die o9eriia1 setft0rt ulr-
DC, einen 9lngriff auf eineu
BaiIagierbampfer beridltet un0
feiner ser Werettefen fann be-
idlm5ren, baf oie gGeriia"
bon einem SOrpe6D seritort
ipnr6e.
Die engliid)e apnifriptiuns-
bid iuir6 bDm Harlament III
eriter eeInns aneenommen.
10000 ierbiide 5liidtlinsc
Zen in @siedenlan6 lein.
Gie glnsriffe Der 9inien at
Ger gnfOiuina=Nrense ltnO III
ejaIisien laiiem nad). Sie otter
reid)ild)eu Ginien iino iiid)t
ourdbrod)en.
1856 9seriuuen iino 6ei benz
lfatergans Der nGcra" itm's
Scben gefommen.
Die Geiterreider madjen er-
fOlgreidle slnsriffe in Montene.
lrD.
SosiaiiitenfilBrer tabelt icl-
ne Earteigemoilen, Die seseu Die
neae Inleibe seitimult babeie.
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StemersWOtis.

Staatss nno County Steuern fiir
oas Sabr 1915 anf @rnnb. nnS per.
lonlidles Gisentini, taiiiIen bis snm
81. San. 1916 an oen Stener aUl-
leftor S. u. Bitter entridtet luer,
ben, nm Die 3ablnna eiuer Strnie
nab Soften BON 10 9ru5ent, bic ani
peri6nlidJeS Gigentrm erboben iuer.
ben, sn bermeiSen.
s. 81. Sabis,
Gunnth.&idJtef.
= Sesablt Gare n9oa Sar"; MIR
nod biz 5am 81. Sannar 3eit ba5nl
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Or. 2onts !oirIdDfelo, gpe3ialiit fiir
gIaien- uuo @ei6ledtsfranfbeiten.
bat iebt feline Office nod 417-4is
Gibbs @ebduoe perlegt.