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HOW WILL ALLIES PAY DEBT2
England and France Said to Be In
Peculiar Position OF Financial
Distress.

E%ngland's foreign investments are
not owned by the government, but by
individuals, and they will not sell;
and there seems as yet no way to
compel them. American securities are
the only ones that appeal to the Brit
ish and French investors at this me-
ment as being good.
What no financial expert ever pre-
dicted was the amazing trouble tnat
England and France would have IN
paying for the equipment purchased In
this country. 1t has been thought
that these two creditor nations would
merely have to sell their foreign Sc
curities, or merely stop making for.
eign investments, to have all the
money they needed. Sir George Par
ish, a representative of the BRUSH
treasury. came to this country last
winter and boastfully told his inter
viewers and hosts that England could
fight on for five years merely on the
interest from it's foreign investments
an assertion that Sir George efoba'
bly, wishes he had eve made Even
Lloyd-George formerly spoke of tho
SIS, 1000, O0O, 900 and the $4,000, O00. 0O0
this country and Argentina respeo-
lively owe Great Britain; but he has
long since change his tune. England
and France are In a position OF pecu-
liar financial distress, Albert w. At
wood asserts in the Saturday Evening
Post. They are buying war equipment
in this country on a gigantic scale.
They are exporting practically nothing
to this country, and their inhabitants
will not or cannot sell American So
c~urities back to America. They have
nothing to pay with but gold, and they
cannot afford to lose gold.
France is in an wen more embaFs
RAISING position. She has gone MAJ
for years over epargnes-savings.
The average Frenchman would rather
go without clothes and food at The
present moment than sell his Amerf-
can securities at a loss. A friend ~
mine in New York recently received Q
letter from a French banker In which
It was said that only one thing gave
his clients une grande quietude at tia
present moment, and that was their
holdings of American stocks arA
bonds.
Wherever you 80 In France todsy
you will find American Investments
held intact; for the Frenchman VII
tell you that II he sells others will 10
the same, and that would put down
the price of American securities--A
which would never do"
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XII.
The Survival Of the FIttest.

A short, thick old man, gray-beard-
ed and puff-eyed and loaded with enor-
mou jewels, met Gail. Lucille and
Arly, Ted Teasdale and Rev. Smith
Boyd, at the foot Of the subway stairs,
and introduced himself with smiling
ease as Tim German, beaming with
much pride In his widespread fame.
MIR. Allison couldn't be here" ex-
planned Tim, leading the way to the
brightly lighted private car. We're
to pick him up at Hoadley park. Miss
Sargent. as hostess Of the party, IL
to have charge of everything"
The side doors slid open as they ap-
preached, and they entered the car
peted and draped car, furnished with
wicker chairs and a well-stocked buf,
fet. In the forward compartment were
three responsible-looking men and Q
motorman, and one of the respon-
sibles, . fat gentleman who did not
seem to care how his clothes looked,
leaned into the parlor.
"All ready?" he inquired, with an
air OF ~concealing q secret impression
that women had no business here.
Tim German. who had carefully seen
to II that he had q seat between Gall
and Arly. touched Gail on the glove.
Ready, thank you," she replied.
glancing brightly at the loosely ar-
rayed fat man, and she could see that
Immediately a portion of that secret
impression was removed.
With an easy glide, which increased
with surprising rapidity into express
speed. the a slid into the long. glis-
tening tunnel, still moist with the
odors Of building.
Tim German had adroitly blocked
Gail into a corner. and was holding
her attention.
ED Allison Is one OF the smartest
boys in New York." he enthusiast.
ticAlly declared. did O ever sss
anybody rs busy as he is?"
He seems to be a very energetic
man. Gall asseated. with a sudden
remembrance Of how busy Aliiso1 hsl
always been.
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Breton Didn't Know French.

Recently ia Brittany a small detach
ment or German prisoners was beins
conducted by a territorial. An officer
stopped them Ell route. says LIE Cri dc
Paris.
Where are you taking these prison
ers?" he asked IN French.
No nswsr
The officer repeated the question,
but the guard remained mute.
Then one of the German prisoners.
expressing himself in excellent French.
answered: Pardon, commandment. He
is Breton. He does not understand
French. We are going to the farm
down there TO thresh cut the rye"
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-Doostsd you 70 the girl. Say. sLSf
q peaohl"
Allison looked quickly back ct the
platform, and then frowned on hk
jealous friend Tim.
What did you ten Miss SargeaA
about me?"
Don't you worry, Eddie: it's ~
right" laughed Tim. Il hiAted to ksA
so that she had to get 1t, that ysxrs
about the most eligible party In Nov
York. / let her know that no maj
in this village has ever skinned ysx.
She wanted to know how you MADE
this big combination, and I told her
you made EN- all get off; pushed era
off the map. Take II from rue, Eddie.
after l got through, she knew where
to find a happy home"
Allison's brows knitted in quick an
ger, and then suddenly he startled the
| subway with Its first loud laugh. He
understood now, or thought he did,
Calls distant attitude; but, knowing
what was the matter, he could easily
straighten 1t out.
Thanks, Tim" he chuckled. Lets
talk business a minute. / had you
hold up the Vedder court condempa-
ton because / got a new idea lass
night. Those buildings are unsafe"
"Well, the building commissioners
have to make a living" considered
Tim.
That's what I think" agreed ALI
son.
Tim German looked up at him
shrewdly out of his puffy Sits Of eyes
for a moment. and considered.
81 get you." he said, and the busl
ness talk being concluded, Allison
went forward.
The girls and Ted came back pres
emily, and, with their arrival, Gail
brought Rev. Smith Boyd into the
crowd, ~whereupon they resolved them
selves into some appearance OF so
| ciability, and Allison, for the amuse-
ment of the company, slyly started old
| Tim German into a line Of personal
"reminiscences, 81 replete in uncon-
scious humor and so frank in uncon-
scious disclosures of callous knavery.
that the company needed no other
entertainment.
ITO RE CONTINJED)
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ItaIy's Red Dates.

May holds some fateful anniveg.
saries for Italy. 1t was on May -.
1900, that Napoleon crossed the Aips.
and on May 26, fve years later, thsG
he proclaimed himself king Of Italy.
On May 8. 1859. the French entered
Genoa, and on the goth OF the sane
month saw the heavy dsfest OF the
Austrians at Montebeilo. In May 0S
the following year the French troops
left Italy, and Garibaldi made his ~
nous descent upon Sicily.-Pan Nan
Gazette.
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a highly pleased motorman, while q
short. thick old man. and a careless
fat man, and a man with a high fore
head and n with a red mustache. all
smiling indulgently, clogged the space
In the rear
Allison boarded the car, and greeted
his guests, and came straight through
to the motorman's cage, as Gail. in
response to the clang Of the bell.
pulled the lever. She was just get
ting that easy starting glide, and she
was filed with pride in the fact.
You should not stand bareheaded
in front of that window" greeted ALI.
son, almost roughly; and he closed II.
Gail turned very sweetly to the mo-
torman.
Thank YOU" she said, and gave him
the lever, then she walked back into
the car. It had required some repres.
sion to avoid recognizing that dicta.
torial attitude, and Allison felt that
she was rather distant. and wondered
what was the matter; but he was a
practical-minded person. and he felt
that II would soon blow over.
I've been neglectips this view" she
observed, gazing out into the rapidly
diminishing perspective. then she
glanced up sfdewise at the tall young
rector. whose Eyes were perfectly
blue.
He answered something or other,
and the conversation was SO obviously
a tste-a-tete that Allison remained be.
hind. Tim looked up at Allison with
a eomplacent grin, az the latter sat
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-03-02

well Eddie. I put In a plug for
you" stated Tim. with the air OF one
looking for approval.
Rows thatr' Inquired Allison. a.
skzN&4adfy.
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jrGn6O(en Der(ieren
Elm GOrpeOO6OOt!
0asIelbe iuirS bOn einem 1I-goot
tOrpcoicrt; 3 Gffi5iere nnb Al
Wlaun crtrGRfen.

9oris, 20. 0tdr3. - Ser fran.
5oiiide &orpeooboots8erit6rer SIC
nauoin lit bon einem feinOIi6en
&nnd6oot I'M 9l0riatiihen D1eer tor
peoiert mo berieuft porOer; 3 81.
fi5iere uno Al @1ann Der 9eIubuno
ertranteu; 2 Gffi8iere llno 81 Wlontt
bermo@ten ii6 3u rotten. Die g[a.
utirolitGt bot bieriiber folgeroen 9a.
ri6t Derausgegebep: glm morgen 0es
Is. Wt1r5 pur0e Der &orpeOoboot.
3erit6rer 9feualtoin bon einem feino-
lihen Gaudboot 8erit6rt; orei 9ffl-
8iere, oarunter Der 8eie9ls6ober 1tn0
Der 5peite 9ffi3ier, ino IA Mann
Der geiabung furren INNS 2eben.
3pei Sffi5iere uto "a Mann rpur-
Den bon einem frun80iiiden Sorpeoo-
boot, 0os Den Gorpe0oboot5erltorer
begleitete, gerettet.
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Deutfd)e J[ieger ii6er
GnglanO' S Hllte!
gier gnftfG9r5eugc Ipeien In her
ibieOenen Crten Sob nuo
ger0erbeR.

2on0gll, 20. 01drJ. Bier Ma,
rtneilud6eu9e itotteten geitern 9oper,
Qeal, 9tousgate, siargote lulo 8eit-
gate einen hodIt itnliGbiauen 8eiudJ
ab uno ianotcn oieien 0rti1afte.l
unerlpinidte @rilBe bonn 9tntnel
berab.
Sm @auaen i6leu0erten iie rs
8onlben; nein Ytrionen iollen ge-
t0tet lln0 81 beripltn0et nor0en iein.
lltter Den neun @etoteten befinoel
iicb fiinf Siin0er uuO cine 5rau.
(8efaltlltlid Daben es nad Der eng
liiden un0 atglo,amerifnniihen
8reiie Die oeiltihen 9arbnren itets
bauptiG6lidb olif 5taleu lnO ain0er.
abgeieBen)
3uei 4eroplanegrIffen &omsaate
an, naAoem tie eife tran30iiihe g}o-
idiue, ebe iie Die aiilte erreidten,
gum @eimflug ge5lpungen botten. sSStl
9tamsgate lpurDeu Elm Wtann uno
bier ain0er aet0tet un0 cine fSrou
unO od)t Sinner beruutoet. Gins
Der 6lug8euae 'iuanote lid rah 9aor-
ben, oas anoere nab 8eten.
3lpei 6Iilg5enge narfen bon elmer
Sobc bon 5000 Sub ie9s 8onIbcn
auf DoDer un0 floarn III nor0nelt.
liber Gihtlng iDpftsr.
Sin 6lue5eu9 eridien itber 8eIt-
gate, bon mo aus ntebrere englilde
leroplone auf oosielbe Die 8erfol-
gung aufnobmen, ie0od obue Or
folg.
s9S1 gannlsgate tpurOan mebrere
SGuier beihaoigt, nua auf 0as ia
nooiide Soipitat fiel cine 9onlbe,
ood ipuroe nien1ono berlest.
Ger &omnauOaut Bone
berfoIgte elm 0eutideS MnrinefIrg.
3eug OreiBig @teilen iiber Die aiiite
DinauS mo 3nang ousielbe gum
2lbItieg. Ser oeutidlc 9eobadter IN
Dem 5lue5euo ertrant.
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fSaLldlidl nnaeidlpIien.

Council 95tuff8, So.. 20. 09Gr8.
9iIfsi6eriff 8u. g1caeotpu BON
9onep Greet nodte iidl aut Sonn.
tag NIT mebrereu giirgern ouf oie
8erfoIgung bon 8pei Marnern ouf,
nelhe in Der bieitgen GrpreB.Sffice
cine Senonng narfotiider grogen
ausgeb1noiet erbolten butterl uno
telegrapbierte gIeid3eitig an Die 8e.
borden BON Greiton, Die ii6 nnt
ebenInls ouf Die gerfoIgltng ser
9eioen anfmo6ten. glIs Die amei
berfolgell6en @urteien ouf einnnoer
eerieten, elolibte ieoe. 0nb Die ibr
gegenitberltebcnOe ote9rogenid,nutge.
Ter ieien. 8ei0c Gorteiea 6egonnct
SIT feuern, ltub Der 2tiGbrige 8olter
Hees non Crescent erbieIt on Slim
cine Shubpiin0e, ebe Der SSSrrtltnt
erfount muroe. @iner Der gerfolg-
ten muroe ipGter feiteenontmen.
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Oelterreit6. 9o(pito(=
SC6if torpeOiert!

Berlin 90. W1Gr8. 9as otter.
ELECTROMAGNETIC SoIptto[-5dIiff
,,@leftro" tpltrOe, pie Die lleberlee.
iide gea6ridten glgentur beridtet,
ant Sanstag i'm gloriatiI6en 0eeere
6nn einem &au66oot Der aIIiierten
torpeOiert. Gin 0fatrofe ioI er-
trunfcn iein lalo 5tpei araittenpfle.
gerimlen tpuroen idtper berlebt.
Der 2eeri9t bat folgenoen @ort.
Iali:.:
ugSien gibt befonllt, oaB oas
Soipitalidiff v@leftro4 bonn otter.
reidliid .ungariifen Hoten areu3,
apaldcs iid auf Der gabrt pom
nor0liden 9eil oes 9Ioriatiidlen
Wlecres noh Siio 9aImatien &c.
fnlo ON IS. N1r8 bon einen
feia0Iiden Salidlboot torpeoiert mir.
De. Ger Ganlpfer lit geitranoet.
Gin Matroie 1T ertruufen iin0 5tDei
&ranfenpflegtrinnen truaen ge.
fd6rlide @erletungen oabon.
Die o@leftra" mar ourt ibren
glnitrib nls SoipitaIid)iff melt iitt.
bar erfenntlid, ioOoB oaB oaS
fein6lide Soitdboot gettm tuuBte,
0ob es Elm Soipitalidiff Dor ii1
batte".
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9oGdnO. 0ampfer in
Der G6em(e DGr(enkt!
SOnSon beridiet, 9antpfer n8aleul.
baus" lit Sas 0pfer Oentid)en
3an6bOutS.

2onoon, 20. 9tdr5. n Ser bol.
l1noii6e 3anpier .9olenlbang" III
am Somstog uabe Dem @ollopet
2euGtfeuer in Der 8beinie perienti
moroen. Die 2onoouer 8eituugen
beboupten notiirlid, oaB ein oeut.
i1eS Sauf6oot ben llntergang Der,
beigefiibrt babe
Sarntlife 50 Munn Der geiaBung
ioiuie 3ipei gaiia9iere oes o8olent,
bang" ipeIder Der Sollano. Saba 81.
ME angebort un0 it'd auf Der 6abrt
no1 Syupo befano, iino gerettet NOR
ben. gteut Ilnnn Der 9eiasunq
trugen 8erleeungen oaDon. IS er.
foIgten brei @rploiiOuen, ebe 0as
Shiff berialt.
Ole bei0eu 4dIio9iere mo ner.
ifieoene Motroieu iollen erflGrt bo-
ben, oaB elm feinoNbes Saudbout
oret Gorpeoos obgTeuert bobe. 3o.
gegcn bebaiiptet eiil onoercr Der @e.
retteten, DoB uicmano nit Cider
bcit beboipten f0nne, oh Oos Shifi
bon einem ll.goot nneeerifien o0er
alf cine gline geitoBeu lei. Srob.
bent 0os g9etter flar lutO id)0n mar,
babe nienorn Elm Souhboot ooer
Elm 9eriifop geichen
Der .9aIenlbang bate cine @er-
Sr1neung non 1914 Somen.
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aQiierte 6a(ten
groBen GriegSrat!
Wian iuill beratidlngcn, iuie BEN
6cinOe cine pernidjtenOc gtieOer-
Iase beianbringen lit.

@oris, 90 @lGr3. - Scr gr6Bie
aricgsrat m19reno oieies &rieges,
uuf meIdenl ie6s WlGnte Der 9laiicr-
ten pertreten ieiu iueroen, miro int
&oltfe oieier 8o6e in 8oris abgebal-
ten rperoen. Ndne bon gr6Bter @id.
tigfcit (groBe &oIinen bdben Die III.
liicrten imnler inn aopfe gebo6t)
iperoen beroten nerDen. 0enielben
gendB neroen sic @ntenteind1te lif
5u einem gelpolttgen Sdlog oufs
raffer, Inn oos gnbe oes &rie9eS
n11er 5u briugen. (0ie yfuiien bo.
ben ia geItern bereits einen 8eriuh
gemaht aber ogSapa4 Sinoenburg
bats i9nen geborig eingetrdnft)
Neiterer glnsriff 6eboriteBeuS.
9Saris, 20. 0tGr3. - 9oS &riegs-
amt nleloet beute bornlittag oaB
ole 8eutiden bel @eroun ouf oeltt
@eitufer Der Waas einen iellen ge.
maltigen glngriif borbereitel, nat
Ourh ctnen gepaltigen 8oritoB ger-
Dun 3unt 5aa 81 bringen. (llnO
aus 9lngit bieriiber mer0en Die
@ntentemddte idIelneIt ben grpBen
ariegSrat a6balten, oon meI9em
oben Die gleOe iit.) Gie 6ran3oien
baben einen g(nariif auf Die Bieffers
1obea auf Dem 0ittfer Der 0iaas
obgeidlagen.
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9nGOenfrif Der
dQiiertGn a6ge(aufen!
eaicn iid nidt anf SrieOenSbcr-
BanOlnngeu ein, oesbalb arieg
bis aufs MeIier.

Berlin, il6er Qonoon %. 0lGrS.
n Ia 8entidIan0s sSein0e gleidS,
fan3lers non getbnann S9oQmco
9lnfiitoigung inl 8eidstog am 8.
3e3en1ber. 9eliti6lano iueroe 8rie-
0eusboridl19e in GrtpGgut1q 5ie.
ben ipenn iminer feline ,yein0e oar-
nm no9inden io[lten, niht bcahtet
gaben. 10 iit i6re @}naoenfriit eric.
ihen gas iino ole GdlInbfoIge.
rlingen eineS 2eitortifels I'M boIb-
ontIiden o2otal. l.2ln5eiger" int Dem
etfIort miro, 6aB jcBt Die 3eit ge-
fonliiieit lei, I'm 0es 4on3Iers 8or,
te IN bic 8nt ltipuieten.
3ieielti9en, pelde bic 9feeie.
rlnta tabeIn neil lie onIdeilleno
unidIiliiig biniiAtlid Der poaIten
au8nltbung aller ibrer su 0ebote
itebenoen ariegstpafien tit, iperoen
oorm erinnert, DAB Der Dfann auf
Der GtraBe nidt in Der Gage iei,
Die Jrage 5u eHtideioen, tpie Die
ie oOer iene 8offe am praftiiditell
siir 8erpenouug 9elongeu iolle, ln0
6oB Die gntideiOung btnIidtlid) Der
3eit, Der Stefle uno oes llnfotg8
iolher 9ermenoltng oenietigen BOT.
6CbaIten bIeiten niiiie, Die in ser
Gage ieielt, ii6 eiu ltrteil auf
@ritt6 alien perfiigbaren Materials
8u bil0en. Ger p2ofaI 2tn8eiger"
IGreibt;
Sad olleln, mas man bort,
mub man iiber3eugt leiiL oaB lin.
iere oerontiuortliben Stadtsnl1nner
in pollem eiuperue6nen nut unIe-
rem Seerfiibrern iest eiuen on0e-
rem 5tnnopuntt biniihtIidj Der
@eIantlage einnebnten ais 5ur
3eit. oa Der Geidsfan5ler uniere
@ereitipiQigfeit bertiinoete, inter
gelDiIien geomgutgen in 5rieoens.
berban0Imgen ein3utreteu. 0ieie,
i'm @eiibI Ger @laAt uno elmer
gepiiien lle6erIegenbeit, ni6t aber
Der Sdiudde, genladten 8enlerfun.
gen fanoen lllter unlereu 6ein0elt
eiuen fanotiiAen @ioerbaIl.
aTober bleibt fem anoerer
SdluB, ols ooB Die 5ii6rer in oel
ieinoliden 9agern ie6en lteberblids
oes @rreidboreu entbebren, nIlen
gerit1nouiiies Der bnrten, unDer.
itGnoIiden 5atiaden, meld)e lid
oomaIs idon ennpideIt bottel lnO
ieitber nod III 1roBerem llitifonge
bobeu. Sfou DamnlS
lieB Scr a1italer feinent 3tueiiel
4nlun. 0oB, mioicrn iein efren-
wcrter 0nlidl ipeitereS iinnloies
9IutperaieBen jn nerneioen Iid
els pergebIih erpeiien iollte, mir
eutIdloiien ieieu uniere gncrgie 5p
inn aud Oenl glnlDe-
ten inter uniereu 5einoeu Die 4u.
gen Su 0finan@
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cffiaieller OeutIdler geridlt.

- 4 \
Berlin, 20. Wtdr5 (6u1lfenberiht.j J
- 9as ariegs1nlt meloete geitern
obeno, OnB nuf Die britiiben Stel.
lungen noro0ltli9 bon 8ermelles, III
ser @egeno bon 9uIlitd, mebrere
prfolgrei6e all9riffe ausgefiibrt prr-
Den. SSene S6iibeuerdben, Die oie
8eltldlen ON 2. Da1rS infolge bon
Wfinenegploiionen Der griten berlo'
ren, iinO 5uriiferobert iporOen. glui
Der 9eroun.6ront itto iopobl aSn-
fonterie. ais aud glrtiIlerief1npfe sll
perseidnen. Gin 8eriud Der 6ran-
3oien, 0en Berg uno Die Siigelfette
Sc Waort Sonme (Ioter gtant) S1-
riid3ueroberr, ging in Die Bride.
eSn Dem offi5iellen 9eri6t beiBt eS
mortli6: 8eiliber ariegsihauplne.
geor00itlicb bon 8ermeles uno iito.
oitIid uom Ga goliee aanal ltrrter.
lielt uniere glrti1erie nuf Die briti-
Ifen Stellungen EN- DernihteroeS
5euer uno nah n1ebreren erfolgreI-
den Ninenlprengttneen 1lftIerer Blo.
Mere ieste rniere sSttfanterie sir1l
5htrnt all. 8ie 8riten bern1o6teA
Oiciem 9lnlturrn ltht 8lt lDiOeriteberl
ll1o fieIen 5uriif. gBir Iesten ltltS
in ienem @eI1rloe, oos ltns ole eng
I1noer om 2. Dlara oltrd erfolg.
reihe 9lineniprengnngen entriiien,
felt. Die meiiten 8riterb Die it9 III
Den Shiibengrdben befanoerL muir
0eu berf6iittet, Die lleberlebenoen 80
Wlann. fuurbeu gefnneen genommeH.
g(Ile ieinolidell @egenangriffe bra.
den inter unierem 6euer duidmuleit.
3ie Stdot Gems ipur6e bon ben
9[l1iierten tpie6errm beftig beIhoiien.
gfuf Dem linten ltfer Der giaas
bat fid geitern nihts bon 8elang
ereignet. nuBer oof 5li friiBer @tor'
genihtnoe Die 5ran8oien etnen
Sturmongrifi ouf uniere 5teIliut-
gen ouf Dem Goten Wtmln.Siigel
ino oftIih Oonon unternabmeib Der
ieoob blntig obgeidlogen iuuroe.
auf Dem redten llfer Der Mans bot
Oas beioerieitige glrtilleriefeuer an
Seftigfeit sueeuonneu. an nlebre-
rem 5tellen iiiolid BON Sort Doitalt-
mont NIB fpeitlid bon Dem 9orfe
gaur fam es al einen piitenoen
@anogenenge; ods @efeft iit mod
nid)t o6aebro6en. C1nO nod om
5anrstog beboupteten Die 5run3oien.
bab fie @our in Sduoen bGtten, trot.
bein Die Sample meitIid oooon itutt.
ianoen.)
0eltld)e 4bteiIilngen griffen bic
frnn35iiihen SteGuhgei unlueit beS
i5oriterbolties bel 99iooille, moro
3itlih bon gaoenpeilen, Die mir am
0ldr5 itberlieBelt an iuarien Sen
5eino 5uriid, 5eritorteu Die 0ortigen
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Com Gaggart mirO
Bun0es=SenatOr!

SnoionapoIig, Sll0, 90. Mdr3-
8bonaS 8oggart, gtotiondI- -saouti.
teenann bon SttOiana. tit, tuie &C.
itern bier bafaurt fpuroe, gum
Nodfolger bes Dor eilligen Sagen
peritorbenen gltnoesIenators genio.
min S. Sbibelp miserfeben NOR
zen. @ouperlteuf Tafiton, ebenio
ipie Serr Goggart ieIbTt, neigerten
iif. irgenopel6e 9onnnei1tme 8u
MAIDEN. @tm erfpartet. ooB oie.
ielbe beitte oner morgen Derofient.
Iiht neroeH miro.
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SiQa befinOet f(0
angcblidb in 5id5cr6cit!
sOQ Die TeIientliifte Der Sierra Nta.
DrCS errei9t baben; weitere
Srnppen mad NerltO!
8ts jett babeu amtritaner teineu Nlann Derloreu

rifaniiden 5treitfrdften 5u Ghar.
miiteln gefommen lei. Giu5albeitca
feblen.
@illa iOIl sarnidt babel seiueien Tcim.
San glntonio, Ger. Stto
Strands, Elm rei6er gieb5ii6ter bon
Santa Catalina, 9terifo, bat belite
General 6uniton in aetlnt1ig seiest,
Dab 9iIla gorui6t an Dem lleberfaIl
BON Columbus beteiGigt eelDelen lit.
Strands erfldrte, er ptIIe, tDo 9ina
ii9 8it iener 3eit, ols Der l1eber.
faa ltottfano, aufgebaIten babe.
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.,naI san.se Dta lsraiiSenten.

@oibington, 90. Yi6ra. = Senu-
tor Gulbertion BON 2erns bot int
Senat cine Bill eireereibt, nona9
aIIe ioIdle perionerL Die 9robungen
gegen oos 2eben oes 8r1lioeilten
uusitoBen itrofrehtlih berioigt uer.
Ncn Sit Der &erbaitete iiberfiibrt,
Snnn ioIG er III cine @eloItroie bis
5lt $1,000 mo CSeionaniS bis su 8
SobrcI4 ealoauleI iueroea.
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SC6were Sd)itISUer(uIte
Der GntentemdC6te!
3miidcn Dem /. nnO Is. @tGr5 iuar-
Den nenu5e9n Sdiifc tOrpes
Oicrt nno Dericnft.

2onoon 90. 9}Gr5. 0ieuter's
g(nlIterOont Stnrreiponocnt lpia aus
li9eren 8erIiner &ueQen erfabrert
bobcn, oaB Die @ntentemGdjte bonn
/. bis 8ilnl Is Wdr5 neun8ebn
56iffe NIT 10000 GonneneebaIt
eingebaBt Duben. Gle ale pnren
Gpfcr BON feinoliden Sau6bootet
ooer Seertinen.
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aniliidler Nllniiter mnf aellen.

Sonoon. 20. @Gr5. Cine Heu.
ter 0epeidle aus 'eetrogroo beiagt,
Dab Der ruiiiide 0liuiiter Oes ,yn.
neren. gtleri ahpotioff, reiigniert
habe 9remiernliniiter Gunner bat
Ods 4ortefeliille bes Smlereu ieIbit
nit iibernonlmcn.
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AU(Ona unter
}euer genOmmen'

@eif, 90. 9idr5. GcIterreidl.
lid rngariide Sruppen 6abeu
beute Die gIuBeniorts Der befciti1.
FEN Naienitaot 9luloHa in sllbanien.
Die uon ,,tolicuern mn Scrben uer.
teioist miro. ansesrIffcn. :