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Or. waite Listed Fevr. 70 Ole.

New York. From statements made
ny MRS. Margaret Horton, singer.
assistant District Attorney Doolins
Declared that the authorities had ~.
- 20 believe pr. Arthur Wasrea
waite. accussd Of poisonins hi nll,.
hoaslEe faihsrfn-lAw, .tenn i 4. -
g 0isnd Rapids. Mich ~ " Si1Ii a.
/, - ~ slstss -, = 49, I nSIp 5II1l
/ r. 4 = sl9f.,s l1oe1e ssG3I Ils1 4
ssslla r
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strat.on Home Head Resigns.

Colorado Springs.-Dr. Henry w.
Jowan, superintendent Of the Myron
Stratton homo since 1t opened Oct /,
1912. has resigned and will leave the
institution April /. Failing health Il.
given as the reason. DIR. c. B. Brady
former superintendent Of the upper
peninsula insane asylum at Newbury,
Mich. will succeed him here.
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sfI.I.h .nd German tl..t. 4 s.t,l.

London. March 2s. = Dispatches,
from Esb1erg, Denmark. to the Ber.
iinske Tidende. says Renters Copen.
hagen correspondent. reports . great
eayal battle between IN German and
sisseh neet. some thFes Miles on
~ = 0a1y hghtship. Thres British
.eetcplenes. whtch tor pas4s II I rnid
IL aifs3ip 49, u, ,gehiss.
;1 III ~ ~ a6fa11ar. a Y
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Pleads Guilty Of aauraer es L.wy.,.

Pleads Guilty Of Murder Of Lawysr.
Fort Collins.-W. l., Ryan. central
figure In many sgnsetippaE attempts
TO escape from kks. county 3asl, sud
tsniy pleaded suilty to the murdar
,of Attorney Newten W. Crose In Az.
.gust, 1914. Ryan wss cbnvicted ano
s4ptsnced 70 ds4th Seme tims -,
BIT obtained - tet when, II
3gened ~ chaAG1 IT. rlee H =
;lSuAt y hese ~ ~ ~ ~
I1Gf1G1 se< Taans - m 80
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Women Given ss7o Damage Verdict

Denver.-Miss Gertrude Kettelhut
who was arrested last May on susp!.
cion of having robbed David Ed
wards. retired business man, OF $40
in District Judge Aliens court, was
given a verdict OF $3.50 against Mr.
Edwards.
The Ordway new era., 1916-03-31
Twenty Recruits On First Day.

Pueblo-Twenty Pueblans, applied
to be taken into Uncle Sans army
when the recruiting office was opened
for the first time in . year. pursuant
to orders received from the War De.
partment at Washington.
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Monterey, Mex, March 2S.-A spc
cial train from Torreon, bringing wo
men and children of the American col
ony, passed through here Saturday
night. The women were seated on
the floor of box car. protected by
barrier of trunks The guard on the
train engaged in running fight with
large band of Yillistas, who rode
alongside for several miles from Pre-
yenci TO Santo Nino Wires were cut
on both sides and attempts made to
burn the bridges.
Quertaro, Mex.-Gen. Pedro Coz
man and twenty-five Others, all mem
bers of Villas band, were killed In
battle in the vicinity OF Laguna ana
| Dinamita. In this action between
government forces and bandits, ten
prisoners we're taken and summari.y
| executed.
San Antonio, Tex, March 2S.-Villa
| mas escaped the Mexican troops near
| Namiouipa, and three columns oi
American cavalry are chasing him.
The Americans are $50 miles from
the border Detailed report was
made by Gen. Pershing to Gen. Funs
| ton Sunday.
Gen. Funston forwarded the report
| to Washington without making pubic
| any but the essential features. Col.
Dodd Is commanding the advanced
columns that are riding hard after
Villa and his men, and Gen. Pershins
has divided his forces so as to PRO
vide supporting columns along the
thinly stretched line of communica'
ton from his most advanced base at
| Ell Vale.
maintained back to Casas Grandes
from where communication with the
border is maintained.
Gen. Pershing himself is somewhere
south of Casas Grandes directing the
work of holding together his forces
and directing, as far as possible, the
operations of Col. Dodd. Cavalry is
being used along the lines communi
eating with FL Vale, where detact
ment Of infantry is stationed.
Three aeroplanes are at Ell Vale
and will be used in scouting, as In
| the high winds that have been sweep
ing that part of Mexico for almost {
week subsided, which, according t,
Gen. Pershing. made effective assist
ance by them impossible. OF the
eight machines that went into Mexico
two are still out of commission. They
were damaged in the flights from Co
lumbus to Casas Grandes.
Reports last week from Mexican
sources indicated that he had beer
severely defeated No Americans
were engaged, and the fact that Villa
made his getaway through what was
described as an encircling line o.
Mexican troops was taken to indicate
that he was the victor.
News from Del Rio. Tex, is that in
creased uneasincss is felt in that sec
tion because of persistent rumors
that 1000 Mexican soldiers are mobi
lized within thirty miles of the bor
der.
Three hundred soldiers of the
Twenty-fourth infantry regimen
reached Del Rio Sunday, 1t was said
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Ever Eat
Grape-Nui'

There's . vast aInya
physical and mes
workers who do. 4
One reason q
cious nut-like aavouF
Another 1t i
and quickly disestsa1 \
generally in about 4
hour. VI
But de biz ressqa
Grape Nuts. besids
ing dslie;osas ta;fA
plsss a tie rich
snesse : whole whe.sl
sssalesd lbsrlsy. ~
The ~vieal~ Iuinss
neessGns1 for ~
hpsia. .assvs sd
uaSs -
aiie - !!
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Quertaro, Mex.-Gen. Pedro Coz
man and twenty-five Others, all mem
bers of Villas band, were killed In
battle in the vicinity OF Laguna and
Dinamita. In this action between
government forces and bandits, ten
prisoners were taken and summari!.
executed
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i .,sa ~ s
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
w..,ern Newspaper Union New. s.rv,e.
pArrs ron COSTING EVENTS.

DATES FOR COMING EvENTs.
April 1s-Democratic state Convention
at Pueblo.
Republican Convention at Colorads
Springs.
April 2s-Annual Convention Western
Colorado l. .. o. F. at Grand juno
tion. ta
May 2-Republfcan State and Thiro
and Fourth Congressional Distrie'
Convention mt Pueblo.
May lS-Democrat.c State ConVehtio"
at Colorado Springs.
May 2O--Progressivc state Convention
In Denver.
Aug. s-Democratic state Assembly at
Denver.
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AMERICAN SOLDIERS CHASE
BANDIT $50 MILES FROM
BORDER.
.S.W0MEN NfLEEMExlCO
WOMEN AND CHILDREN Hoo
DIED ON CAR FLOORS PRO-
TecTEo BY TRUNKS.

western Neuspaper Union News Service.
The Dickinson press., 1916-07-22

w. L. Richards returned the first
of the week from the Fayette country
out north, where he conducted an
auction sale at the home of Mrs.
Dan Schlangen, deceased. The auc-
ton was most successful. The
COWS averaged $S1 a piece and horses
around $87 each.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Knapp and
family moved during the past week
from their quarters in the real of
their Variety store to the Pelton
house in the eastern part of the
city, recently occupied by the J. A.
Rose family. Their new place of resi-
dence will be much more convenient
as the children will have more out
door advantages.
F. A. Shipman arrived in the city
on No. 8 Tuesday from a four weeks
visit with relatives in Minneapolis
and other eastern points. He left
shortly after for Fryburg, where Mr..
Shipman formerly edited the Pioneer.
Mrs. Shipman remained in the east
for a week longer and on her return
both . will go to Mineral Springs,
where Mr.. Shipman has purchased the
Tribune.
The Dickinson press., 1916-07-22

Robert Hill has taken the position
of bookkeeper at Turner's Red Trail
garage.
Lost-Last Thursday on Willard st.,
a bunch of keys OF key ring. The
Vogue. 1t
P. F. Berringer returned Tuesday
from a quick business trip to Min
neapolis.
Elliot Freeman returned Monday
after a weeks sojourn with friends in
the Twin Cities.
Joe Griggs and Harry Walker of
the country north were in the city
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. J. P. Berringer is the owner
of a new e~ight-cylinder Oldsmobile
car, which is her birthday gift from
the family.
Mrs. w. L.. Richards departed for
Bismarck on Tuesday for a visit with
her son, Frank, who is a member of
Company K. The boys at Bismarck
are continuing preparations for NOV
ing but their destination has not yet
been made public.
The Dickinson press., 1916-07-22

The interior of the postoffice is I'M
dergoing a general overhauling. The
walls and ceiling are being repainted
and the woodwork revarnished.
Leo Detloff, shoe mar at the F. L..
Roquette store, left Sunday for a
three weeks vacation in Chicago and
his home in Milwaukee.
For Rent-Six furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Mrs. L. S. Cass,
9TH Ave. West and End St. N, Dick
inson. 7-22-2p
For Sale-For short time only,
three ~one-year-old registered Duroc
Jersey boars, $50 each. w. J. Motley,
10 miles southeast of Dickinson.
7-22-tf
Insure your crops in the Pioneer
Hail Insurance agency in Stark
County. Both old line and mutual
companies. NJ. L. Mcbride, Dickin-
son. 6-3-tf
George Ryder left for the ranch
Monday after a five weeks stay in
Dickinson, filling the editors chair at
the Press office, during the illness of
E. L. Peterson.
]. F. Nadvornik and father-in-law,
Joe Fisher, departed for Fargo on a
business trip on Wednesday. Mr..
Nadvornik went down on matters re-
lating to his machinery business.
Mrs. C. C. Chatham received a let
ter from her son, George Ross, last
week. George is a corporal in the
Baker, Mont, company and is sta
toned within a mile of the border,
near Douglas, Arizona.
For Sale-My 12x16 we'll built
house, in real Of 230 w. Second St.,
cost $3.50, will sell for $75 cash.
Close deal with Andrew Ostrum,
Mandan. Anna Sprague Farr, Free
port, Fla. 7-22-2t
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LOCAL NEWS
Farm a W% s. MY n. 8:

For Rent-Three rooms. Address
Box 146, Dickinson, N. D.-adv. Up
C. B. Hanson autoed out to his
ranch east of Grassy Butte on Sun
day.
Miss Evadna Pugh left the first Of
the week on her extended visit to
points along the Great Lakes.
Biggest lace sale yer held in
Dickinson at H. F. Schroeder e. Co.
1t
Mar and wife want work on farm.
No children. Address S. J.. Holbrook,
Dickinson. 7-22-2p
J. w. Reed made a trip to the Reed
Bros. stores out north the middle of
the week.
Workmen were busy the past week
re-shingling the roof Of St. Paul's
Methodist church.
Carpenters Wanted-See L. H.
Nichols at the Geo. Heaton Lumber
Co., Dickinson. 1t
For Sale-Overland automobile,
piano and horses. Easy terms. T. S.
Odden, Richardton, N. D. 7-22-6p
For Sale-My residence property
on First Ave. West. Mrs. C. C.
Chatham. 7-22-3t
Miss Rose Flanagan and Mrs.
Vernon Greene departed Wednesday
for a months visit in the east. Mrs.
Greene will spend the entire time in
St. Paul, while Miss Flanagan, after
spending about two weeks with her
mother in st. Paul, will leave for
New York to do her fall buying. Mrs.
Gertrude Dobson has charge of the
Vogue during Miss Flanigan's
absence.
The Dickinson press., 1916-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Torger Paulson and
baby and Mr.. Paulson's brother, Earl,
of north of Taylor, visited relatives
in the city on Tuesday.
Miss Veronica Hajny, of the Reed
Bros. store, returned Sunday from
her two weeks vacation spent at
Sweet Briar, N. D., her home town.
Chas. Hanson of the dry goods de-
partment at Reeds was spending a
few days in Montana during the week,
having gone up on Sunday.
1t is. reported that Tom Vallancey
of Glendive, well known here, was
taken with a bad attack of appendi-
citis the latter part of last week and
an operation thought necessary.
Oscar Farr, accompanied by his
brother, Frank, returned last Friday
evening in the formers car from
Classy Butte, where they had taken
out a load of furniture for the new
bank.
Valdemar lessen autoed down from
Columbus, Mont, last Friday in his
Buick car, and returned on Monday,
accompanied by his wife, who had
been visiting. for about a month with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Moir.
Mrs. O. C. Maercklein was getting
along very nicely the past week after
her very serious operation at the St.
Joseph's hospital last Friday. She
will, however, be confined to the hos
pital for some time.
James Delaney drove in from his
farm near Willmen with a load of
wheat last Friday. Mr.. Delaney
states that the crops out his way are
looking fine. Haying in his locality is
in full swing and he himself expected
to start this week. Mr.. Delaney has
$50 acres in crop this year.
B. H. Asher of this city and his
brother, VIM. Asher of Livingston,
Mont, left for the latter's home on
Monday, where B. H. Asher expected
to visit for several days. Messrs.
Asher had just returned from Austin,
MIMI, where Mrs. B. H. Asher was
laid to rest.
MI. and Mrs. H. F. Schroeder and
children returned last Friday from a
weeks auto tour to Glendive and
several points farther west. They
had fine luck all the way and report
the roads in good condition except
east of Medora, where they were just
being graded and put into shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Ferris are en-
joying a visit since Sunday from the
latter's sister, Mrs. H. w. Parlee and
little daughter, Norma, and also from
Mr.. Ferris sister-in-law, Mrs. w. S.
Ferris. These guests are from st.
John, New Brunswick, Can, and plan
on remaining here about a month be-
fore returning.
Rena, the eldest daughter of, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Henderson underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
local hospital on Saturday. Rena had
had several attcks before and it was
thought that now during vacation and
while the weather was good, was a
most opportune time for the opera
ton. She is getting along very
: nicely.
The Dickinson press., 1916-07-22
Mr.. Wenf.And.Cuf.R
Here's Mr. Gets.lP
The New Plan Corn Cure That's as
Sure as the Rising Sun.

"Glad to meat you'll" says the razor
to the corn. I'll bleed for you'll" says
the corn to thu razor. Razors and
corns lave each other. Corns love to
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Sic &riesssefanssaen im
Sciterreid= unsarn.

SunberttouIenbe in Der 2~anbipirtb<
i9aft bei6dftist. - 9eeresperpal=
tuns sibt 9erprbnungen fir beren
gebanoluns unb @erpflesuns be-
tannt, = SauB gesen llnseredtig.
feiten.
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Hurdt Dor aIapp.,

- Tur6t Dor aIappe-s
fdlansen un0 9dranteln.
Die Soloaien an Der meriianiiten
@rsnSe baben cine !5eiDendngit Dor
1arantsln unb Slnppsridlangen. oon
bsnsn i6pn pisls Wahtleuts auf Dem
9orpoiten6isnIt sebtfen tpurcen. ios
bab pie Radriht. bab Elm arst Elm
Gsrum erfunbsn, psldes Menffer
ssasn bass 9lansensiit immun md6!.
ipilltommtn geteiben nirb. 9isher
ipurben 9erifte ii6sr SdldngeHbihe
immer NIT einem 9dfeln aufgeuom'
rler, neil Wbis,sp uls sin3igss Seil'
mittel perIhrieben iputbe, unb 70
mdn6er Observation-Disclosures eirsI
bGrmlofen SuieiieRbiB als 9Orpauo
benubts, nm iih cine sr0bsre Nuars
.itdi seiitissr @strGnie gu psritlfi.n.
IN Der msrttnntihen Gr.n5e bieieI
bic Slapperi6flnesn aber tpirtlit Ell
ne gefabr, neil tie bier bic Spfsr
nitt porber iparnen. ME lire getterH
in WiFouri, artdnTas unb Seniudu.
in benz nieorieen @sbiiih, bas ben
idnbisen goben bsbedt, lam Der Sol,
bat bic ReptiIisn aud nitt iebsn. Bis
ss 81 ipdi 1T. Dag S.rum. oas Wer.
ihen eeger Sflanaenaift immun
ma6tn ioI, lit cine gHtb.tuns bes
grafilianers Or. grn3ii BON gbicasc,
Ser nit Gift Der ReptiIisn bee 3ooics
eiftsn Gartsns in Gbieuso experiment
tirte. Bis er BAG Gerum fanb. bas bi.
Dirtunssn BEG @iftes .intr Gfldn,
ae aufbebt. Die Reaisrung ~beabTfiist,
Sas Serum fir bic 2lrmee nnsus
i4aff.n, io5aIb SnsfeIbs fi& bepdbrt
bat.
1urnerbeternn GdrI
Gta4Itobt. Sn i,tnsm Seim in
Wcoebapen. 9. g., III elmer Der In
GurRsrtrsiisn beftbetanrten Minner
binibergefflummsrt: aarl GtabI.
Gr bat Elm 2llter BON IA Sobr,n srs
reiti, mar nit ~ Sabrsn bon
9eutfdlanb mad @merita sefommtn
inb mar felt isner 3sit sifris,r surs
rsr. or mar 36glins. @Orturnsr unb
mbli9 9urlebrtr i'm Rsiu Yrrt
IurnDsrsin, Dem sr 90 pols Sabre
augeb5rie. Bis gu itinsm aobs mar
er surnfebrer bes 0suiIa ; amsris
fanifGen 1urnpersin. 2m .amsris
an aibertp Dan" am A. Suni mar er
nod greisrihter Fiir turnsriffe gtufs
Mbrunesr I'm Rennpart. @tsle &alis
ienbe bsrbanlen Is benz pt~rbiennpcl.
len Mann, bob lie 5tuts igafiiee uns
ssiunbt NsniGsH iinb.
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elm 9oTfen, Der unperiponbt burh fem
5enIterGen jtaut. Gr tritt auf bic
griiituna unb fiebt burf beren ausi
idniiie ins Irsie. Wsnise bunbsrt
Weter BON ihul bebnen I'D gleihfdIs
frif6e Grofubrau aus. oben BON ell
mems disb1harisnbdnp sinsefaBt. Der
RsuIine f6rift pislsibt sttpos 3uiams
men: bic RuFen. Der Seinb 10 nabe,
in tpenise Spriineen in bitien @rds
Ben, uub bier cine trdiimerif6e Rite
ME in sinem 9ornrDsdsnI9lpb. Gin
aboet0ner goiien belsbrt i'm uno
nimmt ION bic llnii9erbeit. Die
fsinbliten @rGben iisbsu uuter ihdrfs
fer geobat.uns. Man ipeib. mann
bic porberite 9eIabung abssl0ft tpirb.
mann ibre Sclofiide bermfomnt
mann tie in ben linteritdnoen aoffee
coer Chez fpfen. SSebe aen6erung
Iibres @rabens, ibrer Inheritance wiro
rerblid1t. &elite Worgen baben orel
,,aubfi" eiien Spn5iergang frci ii6er
oas SelS genraht. Nidt Die tlelrite
@eaurq oSer @epeguna eitgebt ben
~ipadiamcn slugen Der llnirigeu. linS
menn es Dem @egciirtcr g1r einiicIe,
cbne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die Sra.
ben All uerlaiRn uno bcriiberSuitiir.
men, miirbc ieirer leberbig 5uriif.
tcnmen. Gin Giud an Der alingelclt.
Iaae, cirige Sigunle, utb penige mi.
nuien ip1ter limb Ole jebt 70 eitiamen
@rabcn aefiillt, 10 raid NIB gespaItia,
ais Of ji6 Die Groe offne unS bic
@ertbeioiger nusipeie.
Sic ruiiiide Troiit itebt unter Sod
%ipannpng. sn Nsiiben nat lie iid III
qewaItigen gnergien entlaoer, I'M
Rprbtn fiebert .s. Die Sturmp6eel
ruiitidcr Sffeniipe, bic lleberIauier,
mehren ii4 Die 2itiier miiiien bier
erfenneii, 0ab Die fiibnen ilnterneb-
munaen unierer p~oroeriten 2iniet
ooafommei oas 3lpiid)enseldnbe Der
Srontcn Iebcrriden. GS iinb gitge.
fiibrte SedyteritoBe tbatenIuitigen Gel.
tics. gle erboben Die Sodipanrntls
auf ruiiiifer Seite. Der 6einb er.
lebte in lester Set nieberboIt. bah
boz @rtiaerieieiier fur5 eirseleitetc
gcrltobe ipeniger aonpognien cbne
lonoer!iden gluienibalt IN bic riiiiih,
5diptitcllimg unb onriiter hinails
fiibrten mo benz Gcgner jeDeils er'
feblid,c ginbuBe an gooteii. 8efange.
ncn urb Material einbradrieli.
Altf cine %begrerSte aampfbanoliing
iin!it Sreuo en6igte init eircrt en-,
Ipiinclifen @ibeifcIg. lie Riiiiel
tparsn bort felt Ginger 3eit regidmtr
als az icnit lire @eHuobnheit 1T. es
gcIora linen cine Sprenguiig, ogrdj
bic lie Stpiidjen bic 2inicu ctneii &C.
mnItiacn 1ridtcr ietter. Gr blieb MIR
tbeillpeiie IN iErcn $dnben, pirroc If.
ncn bam nit III ben beoonnenrl
IGtollen polig entriiieu uno burfj
nniere S(rtiQerie einleebnct. lin BEN
muilen bieie nnterirciiden anbanha'
hnosUerhude griin6Ii& VI ~rerIeibaa.
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@emitt.ridwale.
Ssitlit'er ~Srisgsffauplab.


SIN gull.
lleber allen Grdben lit Hu6!
GdloFfe Mittossmioislsit lissi iiber
benz i6piil bampfenOen Grbrsi6 bins
seitrsdt. Der aries bdlt bier elm iur'
5ss Sdldfden.
9liBbldnt itsbt ieine Gtube Dor
uns. Der 9obsn bur9 aanGls unb
Sentsruben ssssn 8runbnaHsr ess
iidert unb iiberbsdt, bic WdnSe nit
Rafenitiiden unb Nesfpert feft ges
mauert, nit ben ssppifen bes 5riibs
linss uberbuneen bic 9ruftipebr init
alien &omfort Der Rsuseit". Gs TT
bic CUTE Stub. Oes arieses. Der
Grter nit feinsn eiIernen Ssniisrn
bistst einsn fpeitsn ausgud iibsr bas
Gptlopenause b,s Wni9inenespebrs.
Sn ben einesbnuten Strdnten lieeen
bic @spdnber, bag Riiitseiis bes f6lus
fenben J~suergottss bersit. Soubere
1repphen fibren gum Mltan NIT Ieis
men S6iebf6orten. M[Ies TIT faft feIt,
lid bsrseri6tet, nit Sdfelfen, Blu.
mentaiten liebsOOI per3iert, aber es
1T tpie meiIt bel guten Stuben: be
geute pubnen in ben !5interrdumen.
BORT Iiegen lie unter elmer biden Dsde,
bic tetn frember GinbrinaIins 70 leift
eintrampeln fam, IN einem Wobns
S6laf> unb Gb3immer eng bsifams
men. Sn bieier DON 8lut unb HsrDen
bur9pobenen grbs gift ateihes Rebt,
bier 5dblt man ben Wietbains NIT
S6duftliti6sn.
Wenn elmer aug Der Wotfgsborms
belt Der Seimatb bisriiber tame, EN-
Reulina in bieisn Dinger. rnb in bies
fen SHlufJten Der rleuer Sferense.
In ben porbern unb porberften Grdben
ipaaieren ginas, fame e. fid in ihneu
fpobl bedngitig.nb einfam Dor. Wdae
nnb Wdlfe iiunbsn,. fasspeit, absr
itia urib perlaTsn, als riibrten fe BON
etnem ldngit bsrsangsnen Rtiese Der.
gsus Don 3stt iu Get tpis cine Staius
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aperben, bas acknowledgement, anae.
iparbt weroein. @noerericits lit Die
SecldladDt bel Slui6inla an 2S. Miai
1905 elm 9eiipiel fir elllen gall5 ais
.Imiicnbes @eiedt Sllrhgefiibrten Sec.
fanrpf; Die SeeidlotJt bel Santiaggo
De Cuba ON 3. Sui 1898 mlrSe le.
6igltd) in Der Sorm 0cS Mitd5ugs-
:inb @crioleungs gefabtS, Der aanpf
5miidcn Sem fioitoatIid,en Saitoels.
jerit0rer .Nlabama" ullb Dem moro
ItantIide1t &rel5er D9eariarge" an
10. Ssulli 1864 Dor Gherbourg, nab
reno oes amcritaniid)en SeSciiionS.
trieges, MIR alS arcis8cied)t geiiiGrt.
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De @ebanbIuns bas Mnieben oes
Staates idy1bigt."
Die ariessperpaltung forst audi
bafiir, baB ibre @noromlngen sera.i
Gefolgt perben. gu oieieln 3Dede
uurbe - gang ~abscieben bon ben
St~raibeitimnungelt- bic 8%erfiigung
eetrofien. baB ieOer arbcitscber fiir
ieOel, ariegsgeiangcnen cine aaltion
bon 30 aronen oi erlegel babe, Die
periGllt, ipeim Der Irbeitgeber Die
@efanecnen notwithstanding behalf
belt o0cr perpfIegt.
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nab sipeiitiinbigem GrtiGeric.
ieiicr Die ruiiiide Smlptlinie &c.
itiirnlt mo seritort. Gdbei mlrbcit
Suei tart n~eritau8te Stiispunfte MI.
ifdeli6 gentnd,t. Ger lpidtieite Der.
itob Ieete ernei,t 3etanrb ab bon benz
lebenoisen araftgeiiihI Der oeutideil
Sittruppeit.
Or. 81. . mmert.
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Observation-Disclosures orfeD fhr gldnnsr
uiso Yranen. 9oufenbe bon 9tnenrunesn nns
" ausf6t. ptiis for dnfts aunaen fret
brdftfiin 9nff'tnis, Gesf IS. ac6siirr. n. ..
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3n ermietben-5lats.
gdnnonid 9uiloiud.

ailaorr unb gsoum eirabe 3T3-6, wt. gtbanrs.
Gl6eIibum Der nngarii1en 81. Siepban's
Ntrdeiigegeirbe.
Vti:ilafiae 2~nIib SstmmcriaR s5tGis, iebsb eir.
deIne nit ferar1icm Aabes uub 1oiieiiesiT.
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cuerilinieifer. pi6i uHb 2Gii. Oeflnoelle
cage III Der Sidbil 4raAttae. inaiiiae Soie,
beionbeps fir sinbef unfndDbar. liRGnTi.
fter mlcgeer' iiuo Spesereiiaher ON eioeusr
Grunbitis BON /. Snii draeinnger. 367
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WESTW00D.
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n. w. M~0RGENTHALER,
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