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St, Charles Happenings

Miss Georgia Frederick, the coun
ty nurse, left Friday for Louisville,
where she goes to place the five
motherleSs children of Jno Gamblin
in the Kentucky Orphans home.
Miss Verna Galloway, one of our
most popular young ladies, is assist.
ing in the Cowand Store at Earring
ton.
Charlie Long, who has been a
salesman for Mr.. L. V. McEuen for
a number of years, left Monday for
Hopkinsville, where he goes TO accept
a position in the Shoe Department at
Frankel's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. McEuen; Miss
Ruth and DR.. Barton McEuen and
their visitor, Miss Murphy, of Hop
kinsville, motored to Darlington last
Sunday.
Mrs. Sydney Laffoon, of the Car
bondale Country, is i'll of typhoid
fever.
The postotfice at Handy Station
has been discontinued. Our post
master, Grady Hampton, checked
the office out Saturday. The patrons
will be served by a rural route.
Dell Sisk and family have returned
to their home in Herrin, ILL.,, after
spending several days with relatives
and friends here.
Louis league, of the Daniel Boone
country, was here Sunday.
Aut Robinson spent Sunday in
Dawson.
Andy Berry spent Saturday night
and Sunday in Madisonville.
Ernest Dunning, the popular trav-
cling salesman for Robinson Hard
ware Co., was here Monday.
Miss Nell Carlin, of Evansville, is
visiting Mrs. Jesse Phillips this week.
Mrs. r. T. Ewing has returned af-
ter spending a few weeks with rela
tives in Eastern Kentucky.
G. W. Cooke left Saturday for
Detroit, Mich.
Thomas Knox left Monday for his
home in Nebo, where he will spend
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Pgte, of Providence, is look
ing after the prescription department
of Kings drug store in the absence of
Norris King.
Gilbert King, Of Darlington, spent
Saturday and Sunday here.
d. d. Woodruff and daughter,
Mrs. Ewing, made business trip to
MadiSonville Saturday.
The bee., 1916-07-21
Manklnd,a rhrsa Llvsn.

"A man lives three lives-youth,
manhood and age" philosophically
stated Professor Pate. youth is the
rising sun OF life. when he thinks OF
what a heck OF q feller he is going to
be; manhood is the sun at full meri-
dian, when he is satisfied that he IL
indeed q heck Of Q feller; age Is the
setting sun. when be says around and
brags about what a heck Of = feller he
used 70 bs."-Judg&
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Tennyson's First Acoeptanoe.

Mr.. Arthur Symonds has been con.
Tossing that his first poem was writ.
ten at the age of nine. Tennyson be-
gan even earlier, for his first remem.
bered lineL were composed when he
was only five. One of his earliest at
tempts was an elegy upon his grand
mother which he showed his grand
father. The old man put ten shillings
into the boys HAND and said There,
that is the first money you have earned
by your poetry, and, believe me. it will
be the last"
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The chronIo shnnnsr.

1t was a chronic woman shopper
who selected some purchases in a
store, asking that they be kept for her
until the next day When she re.
turned she could not remember who
waited on her. After puzzling over
the matter she approached a salesgirl
and asked; "Am / the woman who
bought some embroidery here yester-
day?" "Yes'm," replied the girl,
stolidly, and turned to get It.
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Start the Bile

We take some mollycoddle medicine
that tastes good-then we take an.
other and another. What we need is
an old-fashioned liver medicine bile
starter.
Carlstedt's Liver Powder is a 70
year-Old medicine, in powder form put
up in bottles. Put a spoonful in a
glass of water and take II tonight.
The frown that comes as you taste It
becomes a big, broad smile tomorrow,
because you know that you have found
ahe old-fashioned bile starter. The
smile broadens every day as you feel
better and better. Go get a 25c. bot.
aie-uy IT, See for yourself what 1t
means to start the bile. No. Il won't
Adcken-nor gripe-nor salivate-nor
dope-it isn't that kind.
USED F0R SEVENTY YEARS"
ar- MERMAID MINING CO.. IncOr-
pOratsd, DRUG DRPARTM1NT
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PubIIe speaker Must BE- rraIned.

A school authority on oratory says:
"The requirement of this art is by no
means an easy matter. The speaker
must be able to employ just the right
word to express the exact shade Of
meaning. He must have the proper
temperament, pleasing voice that can
adapt itself to every emotion, and abb
solute control of the muscles of the
body and face. All this comes only as
the result Of hard and persistent
work"
The bee., 1916-07-21
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy

Every family without exception
shOnlG keep this preparation at hand
during the hot weather OF the sum
mer months. Chambe'lain's COljc,
Cholera ana DiarrhOea Remedy is
needed and is almost certain to be
needed before the summer Is over.
IL has no superior for she purposes
for which it is inteuded. Buy II
now. Obtainable everywhere.
The bee., 1916-07-21
Linen Almost lndestruotlbIe.

Linen will last for centuries. Linen
fabric $500 years old has been found
in the tombs Of the Egyptian kings.
In the olden times 1t was practically
the only cloth used. probably because
of its cleanliness. 1t was known in
Winchester, England. in 1872. In this
country there are nearly $4,000 persons
employed in the weaving OF linen.
The bee., 1916-07-21
Short on Rlrthdax,.

Arthur was born on February 20, %
his birthday comes but once in four
years. At his first day in school, having
been asked his name. address, etc, he
was further questioned as 10 his birth
day. my birfdAy was the last day IN
Febwary. two years ago." was his sur.
priSinS reply.
The bee., 1916-07-21
Much Damage Done BY Coyotes.

The annual losses of live stock on
the national forest ranges Of the West
due to predatory animals are over
$5O0,O00. Approximately IS per cent
Of the sheep losses are due to coyotes.
Mountain lions are charged with kill
ing only a few head Of cattle and
sheep.
The bee., 1916-07-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Congress
Hon. William T. Fowler

We are authorized to announce
Hon. William Y. Fowler, of Chris
fian County, as Republican candi-
date for Congress from the Second
Congressional District, subject to
the action of the voters In the pri-
mary election to be held Saturday,
August 5, l9l6
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CATHOLIC CHURoH.-First rnasf
every Sunday and holy day az 6 80
q. m. Second mass and preaching
8:l6 q m, followed by beneCi-. "a q.
Rev. J P. Mcfarland, pas,o~.
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LODGES.

Masonic Lodge--E, w. Turner
No. 548 meets lst. and 3rd. Fridays
in each month.
ELLSWORTH EVANS, Sec.
Victoria Lodge, No. "a, X. OF +.
meets every Monday night. Visit
Ors welcome.
ERNEST NEWTON,
X. of r. and S.
Golden Cross Lodge, Darlington.
No. 626 meets lst. and 3rd, Saturday
night in each month.
MRS. BERTHA UMsTEAD, Sec.
WOodmen of the World. Catalpa
Camp No. 30l. meets every Weunes-
day night In the Victory building.
All members are earnestly request
ed to be there.
CHAs. GILL, Consul Com.
b. e. NIXON, Clerk.
Elks, B. p. o. No. 78S meets at
Madisonville Monday night.
NORRIS KOHLNIAN Exalted Ruler.
j. M. MCPHERSON, Secretary.
darlington Chapter, u. d. G.
meets lst Thursday in each month
at 2:30p. m.
MRS. P. b. DAVIS, Pres.
knights and Ladies of Security
will meet every second and fourth
Monday nights. Visiting members
invited to attend.
CLAUDE LONG. CLERK.
Standwaitee Tribe No. 81. Meets
every Friday sleep. All Indians
trails liecin tnat direction.
CHARLIE RAY, Sachem.
HARRY LONG, Q. of r.
Visiting members are cordially
invited to attend any of thes,
Lodges
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CHURCHES.

CATHOLIC CHURCH.-First rnasf
every Sunday and holy day at 80
3. m. Second mass and preaching
8:l6 q m, followed by beueCi~. Ia
Rev. J p Mcfarland, ras,o~.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. ~ Suudal
school at $3.50 a. M, F. D Rssh,
Supt. Communion imuiedat-N
following. Prayer meeting ever
WeG&- iaY 1t 1870 ?, -.
NJ. f. C:s-RcH. F rst Suoda
class meeting at IL p. M. Brr. O'it
Long, leader. Regular pleacha
service' second aud third Sunday
at IL a. m. ana Z p. L., rais l. "a.
station now. Young peoples prsyer
meatiug each Wednesday at Z u. M.
General prayer meeting Thursday
at =. m. official Board meets q,
Monday night after each third Sua.
dav. Ladies' Aid on Wednesday.
Sunday School each sunday morn.
ing at $3.50 a. =.
REV. ]. L. BURTON, Psstor.
VI. E. CHUkUH SOUTH Rev. "
A. Grant, pastor. Services g..
every SUNDAY at II a. m. an
7;4o p. m. Sunday school at 9:S
a. u. Prayer meeting, Weduesda
evenings at 1880 O'Clock. Ladies'
Aid Society every Monday after
noon. Official Board meeting Mon
dav after first Sunday III each
mouth.
MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHUHuh
Services every Sunday at II a. m.
and 7:45 p. N. Sunday school g:45.
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday
evening at 1889. Ladies AID meets
every Tuesday at $3.50 p. N.
REV. q. 4. CONNAwAY, Pastor.
JENFkAL BAPTIST CHUROH.-
Services fourth sunday morning and
evening in each month and Satur-
day evening preceding. Prayer
meeting Tuesday eveuiLt. Sunday
school 10 q. m.
REV. l.. L. TODD, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURoH-Servlces at
Library.
REV. GEO. g. ABBITT, Rector.
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OTTO ZUELOW
aanSiOat fir bic 4Omiuatiun fir
aOn9Sehmnnn pDm Srittrn
4rbrasfa 9iitrift.

Sdon Ser Iamc 3uclop iagt,
Dob Der Gr1ger oesieI6en ans eli.
iier Der nltprenBiiten 8ropin5eit
itammt, mo 70 1T e. nitdg oenn
Stto 3ueloD erblifte In aoslin,
9ommern, am 20. Sanllor 1871
oas 2idt Der @elt, 9tl9 bort sur
GduIe. erLernte cine quite BroTei.
lion. begob iif tiir5e 3eif aui Die
8on5eridaft uuO fam i'm Sabre
1892 nab amerifo. sSn atlantie.
ga, ncilte er lGngere 3eit. oann
dber ergriif i'm Der 9rau9 nod
hem @eifen, iino Dor 10 SSabren
lam er nod Sdupler, 3cb.. no
@err 3ueloiD ieitoem gelebt uto
eetpirft bat. 8ort bot er IS at An.
ieben uno @oblitano aebradt 1T
gludlid perbeirntet uio goter pom
6ier Dr1ftiaan ainoern.
Am offentlihen 9eben bat Iidl
SER 8ueIop itets rege beteiEiet;
politiihen @Ioubensbefenr,t.
MS mad Elm Mepublifaner, ift er
INNER iiir Die 4rin5ipieu iciner
Gartei eiuacireten, fuir6e in Ben
Staotrat ShuDler's gepablt uno
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OGrten m~eIi6lni(Cbe
Ba6n 6endben .
Sarans mill man erifheut BAN lidl
Garransa init feinen 6inters
gc0nufen trGHft.

&ai6instun, ~. April. 3nm
eriten Mial ieit Der 9erfolsHug Bill
lac bird amerifauiidlc Srnppeu bat
9rdfbcnt Garrnn5a afitattrt, bic me.
rifaniidle gnBn 5llm GerirnOen uun
0orratra an Weneral Ecriblng
ErnppfHbniis III bennbcn. Beneral
5mnitun hot Dem arieasOcpartement
bic Nadlridt 5nfOmmeu laiien. bah
uenn Giienbnbnlunsen nit Sen mnO
Safer all ben 1meritaniidleu AUninl
Al Gbibuahna abgeidDift morDen HnS,
nm uun bort lueiter befDrbert III
luerbcu. gIns Orm Gbiaen lift or.
iihtlidL bar Garrnn3a feline fein0li.
den 4bIdten grgen Aulerifa begt.
Satiade If, Oaf I'M 8eiten Merifp's
nd cine yeBegnHg segen GarraHsa
geltenO madlt.
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aleine 9%Ofaina9rl6teu!

@dbreno Ser flcine @cilrn 60.
rem Iienstag nddlmittng Dor Der 81.
terlid)en &obnug, 17t5 &ebiter
Ctr, ipicltc. witr0c er non eiienl
0iotorrao ilbcriahrcn uaO an DC.
iid)t uuo aopf crbebIih perlcet Ger
robe Eotron inbr weiter, ohne iidJ
ihl geringitsn Inn ietn 2picr 5lr
6efllHmeru.
On sic @roccrp non q. Il.
5ole1. 3t02 Sbernlan ape.. brndeu
Icetc 9nfIt Glcbc Cit mo e%utlpeH0e-
ten tauieno 3%iaarren.
Ger 2ta0trat bot ocn Saul
BON 5iuci peiteren antomobiIen fir
9cnusnng Der BoIi3ei o%naeorSnet
Gins oouon ioa III Gnnoee benlttt
iUer0en.
Ter Safer bon 5rou Soieph
z. Somaro, uelGe iit am giontag
lbciio I'M 8onteneae Sotel rrid)oi.
fen bat Der mebriade Miaiondr
N}arton 8. aiGi9m BON Chicago.
trai geitern bier Elm, Inn Die 2eide
ieincr 8odJter NIT iid an uebmeu.
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(@mgeinnot.
Gin6rnfsnolle Notwithstanding.

an Sonntag, Sen 9. april, belt
inner beliebter SeeIiorger, Serr
Baitor s. Gitertng, Der betanntIitJ
nod Der @emeinbe 5u sStboca, @eb.
periest fuoroen lit, in ~unIerer an Der
is. uno Cunning Str. eeIegenen
STRIDE feline abidieospre6igt. 9as
Bottesbals mar nit @IGibigen an.
gefiilt, iuelfe oen @orten oeS
&errn 9oitors Der fif felt Der Is
jdbrigen Carer ieines Sierieins uie.
le 5reunoe ~eruorben, nit GROCER
snooft lauid)ten. Sein 5ort5ieben
Gus unierer 9iitte miro Iebbaft be.
Oanert. SestsH 5reitag batteu it'd
Die gcmeiuociHitgiieber IN Der @ob.
nung oes Setru BnItors eirtgefm.
ben INN init 4bm Inn trnutpn @e
iprdf einige Sunoen sli uerleben.
1Ro9e rs Serrn 9Gitor Gitertog
auf in irinem neuen @irtunasfreis
redlt gut ergeben.
Chris. Sdur.
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Deut(6e 9e(ddbe
fir Ole S6wei5 !
Tie frans6Fihen Grcn5Ot @erte ma.
rrn nidt imitanDc, Den Anf'
trag a1s5nfabreH.

Berlin, ~. April. (Snnfeube.
ridt.) Der 3irider @Oit 3MfOlge
miro bic critic 5enonng BON t55Ol.
iiacu @t5rirrr Hcbf Ninnitipu, bic
IN GentidllauS 6eitelt mDrDeH md.
rcn, i'm Sanfc Der uGditen Gage
in 6er Sdfuci5 eintreffen. Die 81.
rider @Dit bebt bcrpOr, 6aF Sieies
bic bette AHtiDOrt auf ienr erlugene
seridte III, liant ipeld5en 7entidl-
lnn6 siHcn Ginfan in bic Sdpuei5
pIaue nn6 6eIprid)t bic SatiadDe,
ran bic SnOnitrie 9entihlanos nidlt
i1tr i'm StanOe lit, ben n~Hgeherren
sInfprbernnsen, bic bic Oettidc Cir
iaes an bic @aifenlieferanteH alter
Irt iteIle, III e~Htiprefen, IOnOern
odf oGs 9eutift 9leidl nod in Der
Gage lit, nentrnls eGnber nit 8es
idniten nnh MHnitiDH III Derieben.
Die GrensOt @ertc, Gin frnn56iides
ll1lternsbmen, Ieisn nidlt i'm StanOe,
ne an lie geftelteu aHftrise ans
%5HfibreH.
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3ObaHHts guHsrnB.
Ter eisentlids gesrHnbtr bes SAINT
tdtsbunbcweiens.

gitls sIaubsn. bic @srrenbuns
BON Sduitatspunosn Iei cine errun.
ssniduFt Der Reu5eit. D1s 1T nidi
Der San, uno nlhOem bic 4llgemein.
bsit Den SsssH oisisr Ginrt6tune
srfobreu Bat, III Is cine G6ren, unb
D~antcspfltdt, Sobonuss gurqrob'
unO ieiner 4rbstt in eintgen Borten
su gsoenten. gungrnb 1T BON 9erai
MaIer. Seine 2iebs Su ben 9ieren
bat Isinsm 5duffsu cine bsitimmt,
Ri9tuHs gsseben, unD 70 III n oIs
arsge3eihntter 5ierlenner un0 Tier,
mailer peitsrtn areiieu bsi1nnt &c.
pDrDsn. anfans Der 80sr Sabre fam
tr auF ben geOantsn, ben SunD Dem
8tenite Oes 9serss nubbor gu MAIDEN
I'm Ieinen glan periu9speiIe aus
fibreH 81 l0nnsn, iitDelte ar 1885
oon Qamburg in bic R1be leiner 90.
teritaot EoIn mad 2s6eni9 iibtr
5n Der ldnOIiden 5rsibsit Disiss
Dries. no ibm elm Dieisngtldnbe mil
our9ihneiosnosn @rG6en nno oi6s
TEN 9ebiiia 3ur 9srfdeuns itdnosn,
Iteate sr nit SunbeH periaie0snsr
adHsn 8erluhs an. Dar9 Oifi3ie.
re. bic pdbrsuo Der Wtan0usr3sit Bel
ibm pertebrten, purDsn bic Der,
Iude in MiIitdrtrsiisn betonnt, uro
i'm Sabre 1890 er6ieIt 8ungras
Dom ariegsminiIierium ben aufs
trag, 5fDei mad ieiner MletbOns nb'
geri6tete 9unbe Dem 9eers gu ibsr.
psiien-
gsd9ieOens S6riftsn aber Den
ariegs6unD uHb ben 5unO i'm 8iens
tie Des aotsn areu5ss Derratsn Den
neitfttigen grattiter. SnfOlae lei.
ner f1riftitelerif1sn Sdtigteit duf
Dem Gs6iete oss Gonitdisbunbeps'
Tens erbteIt ct 9unosrts Don 4nfrds
gen aus Dem 5ns un0 4uslanbt uno
mehrfah p~erIodenbe 4ngsbOts, bic
Sad, gefddft!i9 aus3ubsutsn. Die
6anitdtsbunOeiahe aber gu einem
gsi9dfts 8u MAIDEN, log ibm fern.
i'm Gssentsil ftedts sr i'm 2ouie Der
Sabre fem 0slb in bic Ga9e binein.
1898 grInoets 9uHgraB in Baden
ben ,Deatfdsn 8ereiu fir Sonis
tdtsbaube~. Mnnhsrlei 4ngrifie unb
9eripottungsn blieben niGt aus.
Qber Der lnsrmioIids Iieb iiG nitt
6strren; er belt in nieIen Stdoten
gorirdge, i4riFtteasrts, 8og !6unDs
auF, breiiisrte tie, CAB lie an Dos
Deer al. Habm an 1dgs uno Qahts
l6uugen perIhieosner 4rmeetorps
tell, unb nenn bic 6eIGsiosntn Mits
Tel bes 8ersins bic ipeitere Qtbeit in
5roge iteaten, mar es nieOer bic
GpFernIqigfeit Der @riinber, Der iber
bsrortige Rlippsn binipeg1aIf. 1902
bic MISUNDERSTANDING
fir bic Dausr ieinss 2e6ens
gum eriten goriiBenoen, bod Ihon
legte gunsraB ben Uuriib uifa
Der.
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Rstffrens-@ anluans

9ie omerifanifde gunoes. arma
BAT bis ieBt teins 6uuoe fir ben
ROtefreu5s9su gebabt, obipo9I Sci
ten tomnIen tonHten, in Oenen fl
einen foIdeh 0ienit5tpsig febr sui
gebrnuhsn tonns. 5nosb 1T ia ea
Sd9e ais regelrshts Ginrihtuna
i6erhnupt nod 3ismIi1 nsi, un0 II
bat aud IN europa erit in Dem GRO.
Zen @elttrisgs Defenders BON fid
rebeH ssna6t. 9suts freiIih gsbOreH
bort gu alien groBen 9seren aud
Rotefreu3s6unOe ais dnsrtannte unS
gut orgoniFerte 3slfer.
Sian bsOor5agt aud in oieItn
5oae enc bsftimmts RoFsns4reu,
sung, bic eeraOe fir ben bo~rIieeenoen
3ned sntpidelt pur0s. Rein germ.
asrer, ols aaiier MiIheIm H., bal
Dor etpos ibtr fiinf5ebn Sobren Oh
erlfe NnresuHg bier3u gsstbsn. "a
lit cine 3uftlrsu3une 3fpiidtn os
oeutIhen llImsrbo9ge vWaiiiffA) unt
Der englifdn gulInogge. WiiIitdrijGH
8eobnnier iin6 Fh oorin einia, oot
e gar tsine bs6eren Rotstrsu3s6nn0t
etben fam. 8isle Sisre, aud BDrsr.
5unbt eendRnt, Ipielsn ~renieiisns oi,
fiibrenoe Roae in Dem bstrefFenttr
9ienf bel 9sutfmsn, J~ra1l5OIen
griten unb onosren trisofibrenoei
Wldhfen, nn0 lire 1euiige gtriibmt
belt eritredt iid nod DieI meter, al
Die Der friber Oitlgsnannten Bern
bnroinsr s6uuos. tBslde ~iibrissns II
ibrem ortli6sn 6ofpitalsD ienf I'D
aud fernsrhin krportuH irtroen. ipt
sripnrtet usrbsn bari.
nnIansF IfnS ou6 Is6s fold
gorsrs5un0s, beren Gt1mmbaun
bOLtcmmsn FsfteetenT uno beaInubiq
III, Der Mrma or Der. Gtonten sll
Gefhenf gtmont nOroen. 6err mi
5rdu Ml. Speaman bon BEN Dor
hn6 Die @tbsr. Eie hdften Fh Su
erF an GsntruI Qsonoro wocb ee
panbt, uno es fpurbe linen osl1ot
oaB es oas formeIl rihtiajie mare
oit 9isre BEN gsneraImaicr Miaian
g. @orgds. ais Dem Gbsr Gtobsarg
Otr B~uHossarmst, nn8ubietsa, maj
osnn aud stIhab. Watiirlih lrurbr
Die @nbt nit 8eraniigen nnetnom,
men; uno iDie Ods -ArmD 1tlD N1pt
SourndI" mittsili, suur0en bic DieI,
Dsrfprshsnbtn 3i.rt 5unGGi nod
Dem Sort Gthan Mntn. Nt.. atbrnhf
nm cine entiprs&snoe TreFur 0nr6,
sunldhtH. Man hrIFt. onb eisfs
ianstH 0nnohtn osr Bern einsS gan.
isn acrps psr6sr.
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ROO(eUe(t a(s
5meite 0ummer

&%aibingtOn, II. April. = Sena.
TOR Sbermau uOn SIlinOis, welder
bel ben grimarluablen in SliuOis
ais regnblifaniidler 1rdfbentidafts.
aanbiOat iiegreidD berbOrgius, baf
bente cine Grflarune abgegeben, baf
Die fir i'm initrnierten Selegaten 5nr
repnblifaniidlen 4atiDnaI. aonDeHtion
in sueiter 9iei9e far 8oOiepeIt ein-
treten iuaroen, fails er tSberman
ielbit nif)t bic domination erbalten
iuate. tGs lit flar eriidlflidl, 0ak
gSeOOn" bereits ieine Minsn iprin-
zen laRtll
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BIN @srboht bdbsh. baB Der abi6en Dor
ben fran3oFdeH 4Hs0raden nar barnm
Sci ibnen 10 Iso1ait mare, mil babard
ibr humid Dam apsl iih gIsi4 Sl Rsusa
bsfGrberi nEr0e.
8amlt nun bic 5raatn5iHmtr bensifeH
tonnsH. eaB e i1ntn bloB nm bic bsllts
ide Gprahs al tnn 1T unb bab ie aug
tetuem anberm @rlinos has Wort Wdms
Fta taIferea tppnsn, 70 IdIdgs 10 Dor.
baB bic unperhsirdteisn Der bohrsn birs
esrEihsn alaHe Fd, dnItatt bes Bortcs
Wamiea, bes nEfsn snteu DeHif9eH Wors
.tes RunteI besieneH m1gen. Dab bits
fer MasSrnd i'm MifitIalitr Ithr geebrt
mar nnb jnlshtsrbines nur dhtbdrtH uHs
bsfhOlttneH 1rausnsimmsrn btissltei
fuIroe, klpeifsn bic qunstEs2shns. BIZ
IhrsH QaHlsn bapon hattsu, DeI oisit
qsnnt aah 1raaeHsimmerH, isbnd MIR
I0lhsn. bic ben Ruf bon ghrbnrtsis une
GitilinisIt btiaBtn, bsrIishsH nurotn.
Die 9raaensimmsr aus her niebrfna
alaFen IaHen mir, ntnn aud fpibsr ihr1n
Btasa, JuHgfern bletbtH.
Nuiarlih murine nuh gebihttt. i'm Der
draa50islti Elm Gabt sH maiden, ME BAG
.Rtstpi aar Sir Der pittFatur@ krtlFt.
bas BIZ ag0iFide 3eGans tbsnfnIs
hahie.
5geHi Ctr ba9 fgtiats %~exiagnilA
ms uIftfr sfaisoeH SpgaAe tRaen4
81 nfbHi 6ga iuaitfa HssbtrmslN
llEh haiIbef riti nit Stod nne EsafN
1gaffa ipsE aer Mfs1 bet 10 hfnssht
esr aganfhef aFf ben aEass AT nIifta,
ira aann nte Wsiiri nahlf. IS se1 N FL
hiSch.
ras Eprahel IN hEr Eiisfe aia6i
nfrn Eraief rr1 ppH irf1nhsf 2fFtfzn
Hfidfk. 4IeE, N4fiD gro naue.
Shirt sgftf1e EE7tf sa sEN Hefah1tsrst
haan fisr6fn aGre EnrA ant %ralA
BIZ ftsrsben WHtren aat BIZ HeitsrH
peniebIbar IN Der S1nEnbfE4t G1A
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HritRn nm dnSrR0e
niema(S Oer(egen {!

Haihington, IL. April. Guo.
lid bot iIf bic britifdle Negiernng
beanemt, ben nmerifaniIdcn groteit
tuegcm gerfdleppmng oBu 80 Sent.
idlen, Ecferreidrlingarn nnO Sar-
fen non oem amerifaniiden SAiff
ngbiun" in dginefiden 9eudHera at
bennt1DDrtru. Sn Der AntipDrt heiFt
e., bar bic 6efansenietans iener
80 BeriOneH OHrdauS b~eredltiat ge.
ueien iei, bonn bieIelben batten gsgen
bic britiide 3esiernns cine Der.
~IdiuOrnHg ansesettelt. (8ei ben Brit
ten lit befaHntlid 5redbeit anO
Seinitade tets Srumpf setueieu.
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R~[kO6O(freieS 8ier
fir gng(dnOer

9pnnun, II. ApriL. Die 81.
FIR Stants 81 ntrDllbeb6roe hat ein
0IfObOIireies Bier entOedt, befen
%erfanf in alien engliiden 8irt.
idDaftsn @urIdrnb geleiitet merocn
iDa. Sc riedlt mie Bier, iiebt ans
mic Sier-uernriadjt aber feiue
&ppHhmer5en. Sn einem RrO6e-
fniI hat Elm gr6eiter 20 EintHa-
idjen BON oieiem 3eng setrnnfen,
nine cinen 3nuid befommen 81
ba6en. (@6nnen mir ben Sriten Die
icn @6ttertrDpfrn-ie m6gcu bon
0cm 3cns fneipen, bis iie plakenD
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ZAiAga
Gide Rdari6f 1T bun6ert Sabre ali
bic ~golhfat 3dtane byadis lie mi
babre 1915 ais 8tipeis oaFiir, bdb nan
ait Der oeutfdsn GpTadrsinisung bsreits
EFfoIes er5isli 1a6t. 8ie aejer bar .8ol,
Ffben 3eitunga a6er sdben 4nrsgangen,
ron osHeR bier siriss pisDsrb0lt perDsn
Ioasna
Der isbt fsbr afssmtiue MunI6 Der
beufinsn ~6raHsnSimmsr, biz fron50fidea
moritr NaDam uno Mamiea aus unlersr
Eprnhe az ~Dsrbdnnsn, if sspiB tbeH 10
IcbFnsnsrt. ais BEN iesIssn 3sitseif a1ts
etmtHfn. 9nosB CLAUDE ih. bab man bel
Der 8obl Der AusorHfs, bic mon iiatt
Der ffan30EiHtn sfbrauhsn nil. nod
Firiess su beriidF htissn bat. 8a Der
Ee~theirnienen lam Is nit bsr Bensnuuug
Drdn fielidl fem 9~ensHbsH BADEN. na BEL
mtitem bic mehrfisn Wonnsr aus bsr
hebersn barserIi9m ElaHs ebrsHb0at
ludis1misr bsilriDfH. oersn IitsI aIlo
in mb fit nd, ibrtH 6tmaaIinHsH don
ring AussdHHung sebtH.
80H3 aHDtra abek rerhait e. hA mt
BIN unperheiratsten. O. til isbi msbrs
hiuIs Der 8prThIas gttaH luorpsa, oas
Mozt 5raAIein an BIZ @tsis bss MoFtss
Mamlsn al IfbeH. Nasin ba BIZ Iehi bos
Morf 1rauleiH aHsIhlitblih EN- aolidts
Bzautnsimmer btatifnstt 10 sIaHx ih
nidt. Dab Bit @sHknnuHs Jraaian nod
MsAfir, rhnt MHipriiafipn Der Hfaisrang
ctbraH&i perbfn bari; nbgIfih = Hisbs
Fetf Idor sistrmdniie atar tobsn.
Nlar 'onrif cun. rit npat sFlrib uns
stse4in MtlIb lei, neatH gEanI.ins ~
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hpdieif.

Ser 6ren @elett bon 9roofs. 30.
miro ith hente ahelio NIT Sri. gli
lobetb Selling pom 9elrlon, 5odist
BON 9errii mo dran &ta. Seltiua.
oerbeirdtpr. Dir Jrauuiig nitro inI
5eim Der glteru Der grnut poa5o.
9efL norauf Die 6od5eitsfeier nod,
edit 0eutidRr 8eiie ftattful0et Gds
IuHge 8nar miro III 9roofs Soma.
8obniiB ne1utefl, 100 0et
'8rdntigan ein Grocery GeidQft be-
sreIbt. 8ir grntulieren.
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brit. Re6rutenminl1er
gi6t (eln amt auf!

eunbon, IL. aprif. gremier-
miniiter Asqnith bat bic Agiigna-
iiun Ses Mefrutenminiiters mn6 &Dr-
itBeaSen bes @~ereinigten Narine-
NIB Militdramts qUro 9erbp ange-
mummert. Als Wrnmb ieines 3nf-
tritts gibt 9crbn an, Oaf feline
Amtsbefugniiie nidt meiteebeno ges
mng limb. (alit anOcren 8ortrn: CT
olrett mir tan iesaen.l