davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08

In Turkey 1t is unlawful to seize q
mans residence for debt, and suficient
land to support him is also exempt from
seizure.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08
Convincing Proof.

(Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph)
Mother Cat a party)-Why did you
allow that young man to kiss you?
Daughter-Why, ma.
Mother-Oh, you needn't why ma
me. One side Of his nose is powdered
and one side Of yours isn't.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08

made his home ever since and but re-
turned to the village a few days .go
and was never apprehended for his
crime. He left for across the border
Immediately after the canoe accidsn
in which Mrs. Sabattis lost her life,
and none too soon, as Mrs. Alice Dana,
the daughter Of Joe Sopiel. who was
murdered. was about to take steps to
have Capt. Francis arrested for his
crime. This second tragedy in which
the captain figured will no doubt keep
him away from the Reservation for all
time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08

Morristown (Tenn) Sun-A dose OF
democracy for four years has never
failed to make the country sick.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08
"You Can't Do This"

"You Can't Do This"
You can't do this!" exclaimed Lou
gene. age six, and she proceeded to
Jump of the top step.
you can't do this" replied Ehz'
abeth, age 1--WE, and she turned a SOM
ersault.
You can't do this" said Mary Ahce'
age four, and she posed as butterfly
You can't do this" said Ruth, age
six. and she struck herself hard blow
on the head.
Didn't that hurt?" the three cried.
mo, because our brains are made OF
wire. and you can't hurt wire"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08

Col. Condor Of the Manchester Union
has begun a subtle form Of advertising
for a line Of poultices.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08

Greensburg (Pa) Tribune-It begins
to look as though "watchful waiting
had gone out Of style down at Wash
tnEton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08
The Real Voice Of the People

Omaha Bee-However, Col. Bryan
can rely on the Republican party
putting the punch in that one-term
plank.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08
Had an Instance.

nad an instance.
Youth enjoys many things that
manhood dislikes."
oh don't know. That's platitude.
Cite an instance
We'll, when I was about IS years old
1 thought that shaving was fun
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08

However strong q gale may be blow.
Ing. not breath Of wind is felt by the
occupants Of balloon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08
Treasury s.Iane. and Other Thinss.

Treasury Balance and Other Things. %
Outstanding obligations Of the
Treasury Department. together with
unavailable assets, were over $13.50o.-
900 greater than the so-called net
balance reported by Secretary McAdoo
on May 81. 1916, after checking up the
monthly financial statement for May.
appearing June 18th:
Net balance reported May
May receipts subsequent
ly reported .............. 2,SH,S3.S
Revised balance for May.
On that date there were
outstanding obligations
and unavailable assets
as follows:
a. Balance TO ere
dit of disburs-
ing fl GERS
(represent ng
outsta a nding
vail d claims
against t ne
GovernmenD .s64, ,3o2,6S3.1
(2) National bank
notes redemp-
ton fund (pay-
able from the
general cash. 55,oe2s15.oo
(3 Limited tender
or unavailable
assets (subsid-
iary silver coin,
minor coin, sill
yer bullionj -. 25.so43D2a
"a D deposit is in
lippine
Treasury ....... 2,1931727o
90 Treasury war
rants outstand-
ing, matured
coupons and in
terest checks,
report e d in
Financial State
ment u d
June 15th) 800. 2,512, 5000
TOTAL AMOUNT OF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08

all out Of the postponed Fourth Of July
celebrations. Houlton had a crowd
estimated at 1000 persons and other
places report good turnouts for the
various sports and fireworks displays.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08
Not Only May, but Does.
(Chicago News.

(ChicagO NeWS.)
Indiana may even boast Of its two
vices, Marshall and Fairbanks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08

A well-known Brewer merchant had
close call the Fourth Of July, which
he feels was the result Of too careless
handling of a revolver which some
one was using to celebrate with. He
vas swinging in the hammock on his
piazza. which is screened in by run
ming vines, when he heard something
strike the clapboards Of the building
just above his head. When he got up
to look for the supposed pebble, he
found a 32-calibre bullet, which was
evidently a spent bal! and was fred in
the air some distance away, in its
descent passing about a foot above his
head. 1t didn't have force enough to
penetrate the wood Of the building.
but dropped to the floor Of the
veranda, where it was picked up.
An unusual kind Of arrest was made
Wednesday at Portland. the steward of
the steam yacht Juinetta, owned by Geo.
W. Elkins of Philadelphia, being arrested
by United States inspector on the charge
of having violated the contract labor law.
Steward Robichaeau belongs in Wood
wedge, n. S., and is said to have been
placed under contract by the yachts cap
tain, who gave $500 bond for the mans
appearance when wanted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08
Light and Airy

The Whole Story.
II.
vicissitudes.
III.
Lohengrin.
w.
Why wade through 2S5 pages!
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08

The good people OF Kings Mills over
in Whitefield do not care how long they
have to wait for their Fourth of July
celebration, provided they have an as
surance Of good weather. so, having
been obliged on account Of the storm on
July Of this year, they have post
poned the celebration for one year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08
Railroads and Steamboats,
Trains Leave Augusta as Follows
In Effect June 26, 1916,

GOING WEST-21s A. NJ,
daily. and 800 A. NJ, (ex-
cept Monday. Portland
and Boston; 6.26 A. NJ,
Lewiston, Pennington,
Rockland, Portland. Bos-
ton, Montreal and Quebec;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08
Augusta Lodge Directory
cUsHNoc CHAPTER, NO. SRA,

Stated convoeation at Masonic rsr,,.
July 6. at P. NJ. Sojourning companiS.s'
are cordially invited to attend.
ALBERT NJ. PI.> GREE. Hp
CHARLES R CHASE a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-07-08

N. e. o. p, kENNEsEc LODGE, M
2ol meets in G. A. r. hall the FRS, aa
at 7.30 o clock.
MARY T. MURPHY, Warden
MRS. EMMA F. HOWE. Rec. Sec
B. L. NICHOLAS. Fin. Sec.
tu-th-sat
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-09
BRUNSWICK BOYS
PLEASED WITH KITS
MRS. M. C. ROWE RETURNS FROM
CAMP HARRIS AFTER DE-
LIVERINS KITS.

Mrs. NJ. c. Rowe has just returned
to Brunswick. Yesterday she told
The News reporter about making The
presentation OF the kits to all the
Brunswick soldiers in Camp Harris
at Macon.
Mrs. Rowe is president of the local
w. c. T. U. and the success of the
undertaking was largely due to her
efforts. Mrs. Rowe with others spent
several weeks in making the kits.
Each one wag made by hand and there
was hundred of them. Kits are khaki
cloth something on the order of a
large pocketboCk for bills. 1t contains
pins, needles, scissors, and other such
articles.
Recently the work of making the
presents for the Brunswick soldiers
was completed and the presents sent
to the camp. Mrs. Rowe went up later
and after addressing the Brunswick
Riflemen and the members of the
band presented the kits as being
sent to them by people back home"
Mrs. Rowe said the soldiers were
mighty glad to see them and ex-
pressed their appreciation for the
presents, more especially felt since
so much labor was expended on them
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-09
LIVESTOCK MEN TO
GATHER IN MACON
DELEGATION FROM oLYNN MAY
GO TO MACON FOR ASSoClA-
TON MEETING.

The following clipped from The Ma
con News will be of interest to the
people of Glynn county as delega-
ton from this county will probably
go to Macon.
Preparation is being made for the
entertainment here of large delega-
ton of cattlemen and dairymen, who
will come to Macon on August Is and
18th, for the annual convention OF the
Georgia Livestock and Dairymen's AS
s-~iation Not less than hundred
large cattlemen from various sections
of the state are to visit Macon and
speakers who are well versed on live
stock topics of every description.
The opening meeting and all pre-
liminary affairs will be worked out
the opening day of the convention
which will be on Friday. The Bibb
County Agricultural and Livestock AS
ISOLATION will hold their monthly meet
ing in joint session with the state as
ISOLATION giving the local farmers an
opportunity to meet and talk live
stock matters with men at the head of
large livestock farms.
On Saturday, the second day of the
convention, DR.. e. P. Frazer, president
of the Bibb agricultural institute, will
entertain the visitors with barbecue
at his farm on the Forsyth road. The
afternoon session may be held at his
farm, in large grove, where he is to
serve the feed.
The Georgia Livestock and Dairy
mems Association is one of the largest
associations of its kind in the south
ern section, having some of the wealth
lest farmers and cattlemen in the
south affiliated with it's work.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-09
RECRUITING WORK
IS WELL UNDER WAY
DRAKE is BUSY ON
THE LOCAL JOB-BELIEVES
FIRST TO LEAVE SOON.

Much interest is being manifested
in the recruiting office in charge of
II Lieut. Drake. Many young men have
applied at the armory for information
leading to entering the service, and
several applicants have already ap-
| piled for admission.
4 Lieut. Drake is in receipt of in
| formation showing that interest in the
enlistment about Brunswick is more
intense than it is at any other of the
! recruiting points, and should the
! troops be called to the border it is
known that many men will apply for
enlistment.
Lieut.. Drake confidently believes
that the guardsmen now in Camp Har-
ris will leave within ten days for Dor
der service. He stated to represent
alive of the News yesterday that af-
ter consultation with other officers
he was certain re boys would be on
:hn move very soon. ] he fact that
thr south Carolina guardsmen were
called I'rt9y strengthens this belief.
Maps Of the Eleventh Congressional
district have been received and Lieut..
Drake was busy mapping out the best
route ore the section. 1t is more than
likely that they will visit every town
ia the district and a warm campaign
will be waged for recruits.
One poiLt not known to the public
Is that enlistment in Brunswick is for
the First regiment, and any one
wishing to be with home boys" may
do so by entering the army here.
Lieut. Drake desires to say through
tho columns of the News that any
one wishing full information on the
subject may do so by applying at the
armory and talking it over with the
recruiting corps there. To get infor-
nation on the subject does not bind
tho seeker, and the branches offered
there night be opportunities knock
K. the young man.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

GEORGIA-Glynn county:
By virtue Of an order of the court
OF ordinary of said county there will
be sold at public cutlery on the first
Tuesday in September, 1916, at the
court house in said county, between
the legal hours of sale, the following
bank stock belonging to the estate
of julius May. late of said county de
ceased, viz:
Twenty shares of the capital stock
of the American National Bank of Ma
con, Georgia.
This August LIST, 1916.
MRS. EMMA MAY.
Administrative of the estate of Ju
Illus May.
S-2-9-16-23.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-09
Just the Thina for Diarrhoea

"About two years ago had a severe
Attack of diarrhoea which lasted over
a week." writes W. G. Jones, Buford, N
D. 81 became so weak that could not
stand upright. A druggist recommend
ed Chamberlains's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. The first dose re
lieved me and within two days | was
as well as ever" Many druggists re
commend this remedy because they
know that it is reliable Obtainable
everywhere.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24
9urra6, 0eul(cje
TauC56OOle 6Ommen!
@erOen gailaeier., BOit- nn6 1rndlt.
gerfebr nit glmsrifa luieOer
bermitteIn.

Stem yorf, "a. @lai. 9lis
GueIlcn, meI1e unbroingt aIs 5ll.
berlaiiig birgeiieat weroen, Der.
lnntet, oob binneu penigcr Gage
ein oelltides Rieieu.gnu8boot ncue.
tier 9nunrt in oeut. Soicu bon gteD
Dort cintrcffen miro. Gasiclbe miro
oeutihc 9soit 6rnhtuHo ou6 8aIia.
eierc an goro baben. 3ur1 oieic
Souhbontc ioa eiu rreelredter Scr.
febr 8miiden GeittialanO uuo glme.
rifn pieoer bergelteIlt perOen.
Gas mare ia grobortie; gerooe-
5i peibeboG aber uiIrOe bic sSabrt
bieier Sou9bootc lperOen, mem es
ibuen gelineen iollte, bic fcinolidlpn
areu5er. Die iif Dor Der orei M1eilen
@ren5e I'M gltlontifhen S5eon her.
nnitret6en pcg5llpusen tuO gum
Neptun bin1b5ubeforoern.)
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Oe(6riiR er6d(t
Sd)mar6en a0(erorOen!
Ter aniier berleibt benz nnsidcioen.
ben 3iniiter bielc bOdlite
glns5ei9nnng.

Berlin, "a. 1tai. - Ser 6eutIde
Goiier bat Dem aus 6em glnt qeidlie.
oenen Staotsniniiter Clemens Del.
briid, bic b6dite gus5eidnllng, Die
er ibm geben fonnte, oen .Sdmar.
gen 9toleroroen", perlieben. Saiier
@lbelm ridtete 8ueleid foleerOes
Sdreibelt an oen bodDerOienten Be
anlteft:
nWtein lieber 9err 5taotsmillilter
9cIbrild!
Sn0em if Sbr 4bibieosgeiud Der
bon Sbnen angegebenen @riiuoe lpe.
gen annebmen milbte, iprcde if 50.
nen meinen tudrniiten Gonf fir eybre
auBerorbentIid treue II. altfopfarn0e
g9onalitat4 ans. Sic boben itets
Sbre grobe 8atfrnft in arieag. llno
5rteoens5eiten in ocn 1ienIt bcs
gaterlanAes geltcllt, slls emc 9(n.
erfennnug itno meinen Ganf perlei6e
id) Sbnen ben boben Grocn noln
5dnar0en aoler ltnD iIbericnoe So.
len biernlit ieinc 5Hignicn init Orn
beIten @inidcn iiir Sbre Bioerge.
neiuug utto Sbr 8oblerge1ert".
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Ja6reStag Der RriegS-
GrR(drung gefeiert!
: sStaIien begebt ben 8ng Gaferlt
entbniiaitiid; iuiIl bis 3nm
GnDe GitsbalteH.

Rom, 81. D1oi. - Ger Sa6res.
fda Der itolieniihen ariegserfl1rung
an Ceiterrei6. .llngorn ipuroe in
eaits stalien in 1nBeit entbuiioiti.
ider 4seiie begangen. 8ie St1ote
uno G6rfer oes gan0en 9nnoes mo-.
fen aus 4iilnb oieies @reigniiles
geflaggt uno oeforiert.
5n nIen Grteil nnr0en patriot.
idc aniprahen eebalten in pelhen
bas tnpfere Werbalten Der gIrmee
bod geprieien ipirDe.
sSH 9iom bdliftcn iid) ipa6re Der.
ge Don 9liunen Dor Dem Genfmal
oes aonigs @iftor emanuel an.
ip1brenO Der gsiiraermeiiter, ssilrIt
gOIonno bonn aapitoliidlen Silae[
aus i'm 9amen gfomg 0os 8eripre.
ten erneitertp, oob S,tolien ni6t cher
bos Sd1fpert in Die Sheioe fteden
miirbe, bis bic lesten aii sytoIien
geboreii0en a0nber 3uriiderobrrt
,DorOen feien. (2tntoit itef Oen &c.
aer einp
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-24
Gng(an0 6eBt amer.
GlC6eC6en auf!
Die auitiftnns eiuer GlcbOlntiOu
in Eeiterreidl ltnsara
geplant.

8nI6ington, "a. Dlai. 9ns
p9robioence Sourndi~ peroifelttli6-
te om 27. 6ebruar einen gef1liAten
Brief Der bieiigen oiterrei6.ilngari.
iden 9otl6aft an oas s.. 81. @ene.
rnIfoniuIot in Gbicogo, oos BARN
Die @eiiitng erbielt, Der b06ntiihell
BofenIdriit ngesnlirr in Chicago
als 5n6pentionierung ieitens Der
q. 8. Regicrung fir bier 02onate
$500 aus6uaableu. Qieier gefdlidte
grief uuroe ipGtcr bonn Chicago
@erolO~, Stem Yorf SeraIo@ mo
onDeren 9eitltngen iibanomnen uno
fHbrte 5u eiiter lIfiteriutllng ots
Sliiti3oepdrtenents eegcn ben Ser.
ausgeber Der 3ciflng.
Sic llnteriuhungen Ocs 1eparfe-
ments bdben, mie a. bcii3t, ipihtige
9eipciie iitr Sic Ggiittns etner met.
.ber5neigten bon GrgGnitD ans ourh
Die bieitge britii6e 9otidoft un0
britiihe gertrnuensnIdnner orgoni-
iierten tihedii6cM anti.6iterrei9.
iiden 8ropagnuoa gelieiert.
3rpef Der 9eluegung, Die bon
@eloletten IN Chicago finan3iert
miro rno NIT Der aud Der friibere
aoniul Der 8oppeImonardie @ori.
car in 8erbinoung itebt 1T, Die
Ger. 5tooten in ben europ1iihen
arieg binein8utreiben unO eine 9te-
pollution In Sciterrcid). llngaru ber.
bei5ufitbren.
ge0eltterOe Summen iino bereits
bier oeiamnleIt uno ourd cine bob
niide gonffirma 1T gfelp gorf
mad europa eeionot porOen. Die
geiuegutg 1T I'M Sutereiic eng.
lonos, uno inuroe bon ibm ourd
einen nod oen Ser. Staaten ge-
ianoten @ebeimogcnten aus ben arei.
ien raoifaler Gide9en organiiiert
uno itebt nod icBt arter britilder
GberalfIiht.
9os s5ulti3oeportcment bat mie
es beiBt, 1llcs n0tigc Material fiIr
cine gfufoednne 0ieier 9ropogonoa
5ur Sano. 8irO man es benueen2
g8iro man ben Gdliher, Der ia alt4
Die gSertreter elmer befrern0eten
.naAt perleumbet bat, sur 9fe9en.
itboft 5iebeu9
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d6(d)afung Oon
OtfijierS=Bu

aon0on, "a. Dfni. 9berIt
G1urdda. cbclnaligcr Griter 2oro
Der 2tomiraIitdt, mohte geitern i'm
ltnterbaitie Den @orihla9, Die 9ffi.
5icr8buriden mo ,0iener ab5uihaf.
fen nno iie gum attibcn Seeresoienit
bcrbei8u5ieben. Gr berfpleS onranf
Dob iid III Ser glrmce 100000 81.
fi5iere befinoen oencn cine gIei0e
9ln5dbl Burden unO atlpa 10000
9iener bciacgebcn moroen iinb. Sic.
ie 3abl bilbet iAon cine glrmee
an mlo fir iih. 6crner hran9 er
boroui, Oen geiipicl Der f5einoe
nan5uabmcn, ulO ben groBten Gpil
Der aabaaerie iilr ben Snfantcrie.
0icnit aus5iblI0cn
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StQlienii6e Nrmee
RH6tet ia6narts.
Oeiftrreidliide Sruppta tritiirmen
YaiIe unD 9Oben; fur9tbare
@irflng ibrer glrttaerie!
StaIienii9t WliIitdrs FnS nod ,,bsrtranensboa"! !!

rfrdfte ntiibten nbnIo" ipeeen ibrer
idmeren 8erliiite nnbalten.
@e1f "a. Wloi. - @eItern, dnl
eriten Sobrestog bon sytnliens
striegserfldrllne an Seiterreih. lin.
earn. 0rongen Die StreitfrGfte oes
Ioiterreihild.nngnriiden Ebronfol.
gers beit1noig meter gegen 8icen8a
Dor, 0ns .itnlieniibe 8eroin~, trpB
eines b0blt b1rtit1figen @ioerltan.
oes Der 3taliener.
SeiterreiGiihe 9lrtiIlerie begann
cine 8ontbaroierling beg l6nccge.
fronten @ipfels pom Monte BaIu-
bio, 81 WleiIen nor0ueitIid bon
8ieenSa. 8ieie SteIliing iIt bon Den
StoIienern beionoers itorf befeitigt
tporben; fie iperrt Die noroliden Gin.
g1nge in bic SdIer, ipeIc6e uuniittel.
bar IN Die @beile oes n6roliden Sta,
lien fiibren, Die peniger oIs 10
WteiIen entfernt lino. Gie ganse
SiiotDroler sront ilt lett Der Gdol.
plas bon Aantpfen Der Der5tpeile[titen
glrt. Sii6lib bon gippereto Ietten
itf bic StaIiener nabe Serabale,
0os iie Ieeten Sonmer bel ibrem
9ororingen i'm @tidtol beIebt bat.
ten 5ur 8ebr. SStalienii1e aano.
nen ouf Der S66e oes 9erees geIoo
ienoen erobe @rnnqten iiber bic
5iDiidenliegenoen 8ergi6Iudten ge.
gen ben nnereifenoen 5eino.
9foni. "a. Wtoi, iiber 8oris. -
Die 0eiterreiher bnben cine glnsabl
Der ndd1tiger 3St un6 420 UeiIli.
iuetergeidliIse an bic itaIieniIhe
5ront gebrodt. Ole groBten SEA.
nDnefi mitrben, ipie es betbf, bon
Shladtitiffen megeenonmen, ipel.
DE felt Weainn oes Strieges i'm Sds
fen bon 9oln oeingeItopieIt" Iin6.
C5it ben 0eiterreibern gorni6t ein.
gefoIenD
Die gntIobungen oieier ltngebcii.
rem aanonen ideinen tatiddlli9 Die
alpengipfel 81 ipaIten un0 perur.
faden bdufige 2ntpinen.
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MoIbingtor, q. Wldi. 1ynt gle
praientantenhailie miro nda0tei
ytontag cine lpe5ieIle (Seif1itsrcacI
eefaBt meroen, monod oie 9erban0.
Iungen iiber Die 6lottenbelpiaiguao
iogIeid beginner mo bis fSreitae
ooer Santstag nddliter 8o6e ab.
gelhloIlen lpcroet miilien. Is pcr.
Den, 9tnntiituugen echaIten iper0ep.
iino 0ie dlIgtmeiHe Iebntte ioll aui
cine beitimmte Bet bearrn5t ner-
ben
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Sinh fir g)nan sGi.aoi.

9efina q. 92oi. ssn gsoufing
finoet geeenmdrtia cine Gonferens
bon Geleeoten Der 5ebn Erobin3en
itatt, ipeI6e Der Gegiriing tref ge.
bIieben iinb. gg ipur0r elm ge.
ihluB onsenomnten BOB gunn 5bi.
aoi ols @r1iiOent on Ser Spise
gbinos berbIeiben nfiiiie, BIS ein ae.
horig eeip1bltes Nnrlnnettt Ieiness
9ndfoloer beittnuylt bat
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BranOeiS GrnennunQ
giinltig ein6erid)tel!

gsai0iugton "a. @ini. Dos
s5uiti5fonlitee oes Seuats beidIof
beutc NIT 5cbn geeen a6t 5tiut.
Inten bic Grnennung BON 2ouis ..
9ronoeiS gum Mit9lieo oes gunDes.
obergeridjts Dem Senat gitltitig ein-
5ltbcridten unD au empfeblen. 0ies
beoeutet nod laugem berocblid)ell
Soften uno nqerbdno 9eeinfluiilnl.
qcn einen etoli6en Sie9 oeS 8raf-
oenten g9ilion.
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lllelYoDllue ArtluerleIeier Der Gelits
lden ober boIlItanoig abeeihlogen.
SSrau5Oien faieln iuciter.
8oris, "a. aRai. - Ole ssrort.
8oien MAIDEN jest ricliecs ggelen
bon ben fran3oiilden gto6riften,
lDonah franSoiiihe Sruppen 0as
Sort 4ouaunont (oas befnnntlih
ooIlis Seritort iporOet ilt) oItIi6 BON
Der @iaas iuieoer beIest uno onniit
oOie oeutiden @rfolge bon 01onaten
5unidte gcnoht boben~. Doaeqen
lGDeigen fie iiber Die tueiteren iran.
5ofid]ei gtieoerlogen in Dem Soupt-
fanlpfgel1noe bor 8er0un, iueItlidl
Der @aaos. 3ebntauien0 damn, 10
beiBt es, iin0 in Dem &inqen nm
@eroun gefaaen @om 5otenmann
oitlpdrtS bis 81 oen Griifilnern oes
sorts 8oltnllHiont ipogt ein bIlltis
ger annlpf 9ergangene Maht ba.
ben Die 4elitiden $4,000 Wiann qc.
gen lulicre SteIlllngen in ocm 9[b.
idnitt Der Gotcnnlonn-Soben irts
6euer gefiibrt (edn3 10 bicle iperOen
es pobl nidt gclpeien icin) uao Smei
oeutid)e 9rigooen itiirn1ten gegen bic
6ron3oien bel 9oilaunlont an. Die
Sample in lebterer @eaeno erreidl.
ten geitern nittag ibren 06bcpunft.
Sinter 0idtcm 8uIperoampf eraoi-
fen fib Die 9rauen SturmfoIonnen
Der 9elti1en oegen unlere gefeIti.
gungslperfe. IS fam gum &alt0gr.
ntenge; 8niouette lmo San0arana.
ten folu1tcn nidlt III sInIpanouna
f0Hrfen mo mani qriff Su DellI
ebenfo gefdbrIiAen Ifcijcr. Die
6ran5oien obcr pcrfnodjtpn fidl bis.
Der in ibren SteIlungen 3u baIten.
(Das 8ort obisber~ bat cinen In.
beilboIlen alang nno gibt 5n d(Ier.
ban0 9eutiingen glnlob; man fam
ritbig ornebmen, oaB Die SSra1soien
getporfen tpurocn.)
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9srdiibent luohnt .lOdlaeit bel.

g8aIbIngton, 2J 'Vtoi, 4Sroii.
bent BilIon begab lid beute Friib
nit ieiner @rmabIin nab glelu
9orf, I'm bort Der Sod5eit oes
6lotten 9Iointanten un6 glr5tes, Or.
Garp 2 @rapion, NIT SRI. gllirc
@ertriloe @orbon bon @oibington
heiolnDobnen.
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Netter6eridlt.

sir Gmaha uno ltngegen0. 9eil-
lpeiic belp0lft Deutc obeno un0 9on-
nerstag aeine ipeientIibe Senlpe-
ratilrrer1nOermg.
Sir 9lebrasfa: GeiIpeiie betpoIft
beltte nbeno mo Gonnerstog. 9ie-
genfdlle I'M noroliden 3cil. Seine
meientIiihe Observation-Disclosures.
5iir Soma: llnbcitdnoiges 8ct.
fer hettc obcn0 itnh Gonnerstaa.
BobrifcinIif &egeniGae. gsdrluer
heute abenO i'm oftIiden Eail
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Nyien 6eipridlt am. iIrieScnsacridlte

geieu, 2I. .lPni Die bieiiacn
s}eitungen briagcn Die giep gDorfer
@erihte iiber ougcbIidc 9emiiBltn-
gen. Den 3rieoen bcrbci5ufiibren I'M.
fer aiIniti9en &ommclltaren an ber-
borraqenoer Stclle. 9ieielben err
regsn neben Den 5icgen in 9proI
0ns bohitc &SrtcreiIe
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QiuienSampfcr ,eritSrt.

Som. a. @1ai. Ger itolieni-
ide 2inienoarnpfer rSaltta glnorea"
purOe oilrd Elm oiterreidiides
Solth6oot 8erit0rt.