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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-28
OIL AND GAS
DEVELOPMENT
Of TRI-STATE
Latest Reports of Operations in
West Virginia, PennSyI-
Vania and Ohio.

The local oil fields are making any
thing but CTcditable showing Dry
holes are conspicuous in the list OF
late compilations Two miles south
east Of the Light pool in O'Hara town
ship. Allegheny county. the Squaw
Run OIL Company has now drilled its
test on the Josephine Sleigh farm
through all hands. including the NTH.
and It is buster, George Anderson
has completed his test on the Louis
Schneider farm and it is dry. Three
miles southwest OF the DOrscyville
pool and east OF the light pool. SChla-
gel and Fried are due to get the sand
tomorrow at their Test on the George
Mositer farm The South Penn Oil
Company will be due in the Thirty
foot sand at No. on the Thomas
farm the last OF the week. East of
the Dorscyville field. Elmer Laughner
and Company are swabbinG five bar
rels a day from their NTH sand well
on the Samuel GOogner farm
West Virginia.
On Flint Creek. Freeman'S Creek
district. Lewis county. the Hope Nat
ural Gas Company has now completed
in the salt sand its second test on the
p J. Hall farm and II is good for
twenty-five barrels n day. on Mid
die Island Greek. two miles north OF
Centerville. Centerville district. Ty-
Ter county. the same company's well
on the Daniel Seckman farm Is a FIVE
barrel pumper in the Big Injun sand.
On Middle Island creek. Ellsworth
district, Tyler county. the Buster oil
Company drilled test on the a. A.
Lemasters farm through the same
formation and 1t is showing for a very
light pumper. On Tate fork. Birch
district. BraNton county. the Creeked
Fork Oil Company is rigging up at a
test on the S. F. Griffin farm. On the
right FORK Of Steer creek. A Hartman
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gressives. not as Republicans, not as
Democrats" said MT. Law. we are
hero as Americans. standing under
the American flag and determined to
protect the rights Of the American
people" This statement was greeted
with wild applause. II was plain to
he seen that the war fever was in
the air.
This Is not war OF aggrandize-
ment,' the speaker continued, "but a
war for the preservation Of American
rights. We believe in peace. but we
believe that peace Is worth fighting
for"
When Mr.. Law concluded. Harvey
Gregory. chief musician Of the First
regiment band, took the platform.
Nobody asked me to speak" he said,
but | am going TO talk a little bit
anyway" The loyalty Of the band Of
the First regiment WAS illustrated by
tho speaker who said that he had re-
ccived u communication from Charles
ton. asking that his band 20 to the
border with the Second regiment. II
put II up 10 my boys" he said Their
reply was: Tell them that We viii 20
with the First regiment or not at
ALL"
Mr. Gregory concluded by saying
we are going down into Mexico and
we arc not coming back licked" Wild
cheering greeted his closing words.
The spirit Of &c still lives. or this
fact there Is no doubt.
Perhaps, after all. there is an OK
Ulnnnfinn In
Of Tuesday night, and 1t is as fol
lows:
The cOlors were calling.
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Spirit Of &c still lives.

i"St' are AuIIc among us who say
that the spirit OF 20 Is dead. Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt says they lie. lie
Is right. at least SO far as CIarksburg
Is concerned.
The war foyer hit ClarksburG late
Tuesday afternoon with a suddcnCss
that left the city lettering in EXPECT
ancy and which eliminated Tuesday
night in the greatest patriotic demon
S,rat!on since the days OF The Spanish
American war. eighteen years ago.
The spirit Of '76. which nerved g.
100000 OF our forefathcrs to fling the
gage Of battle into the teeth OF the
mlghticst monarch on earth. was never
manifested more enthusiastically here
abouts than Tuesday night when Com
pany X Of the First regiment West
Virginia National Guard. marched
down a lane Of cheering thousands on
all the principal streets Of the city.
So great was the crowd. which turn
cd out to get one last look at the local
soldiers before they are called away
10 the state mobilization camp. that
the sidewalks were overrun and thou
sands crowded into the middle OF the
streets, leaving only a small lane for
tho soldiers to pass through.
Tho great demonstration ended with
n band concert and a few speeches in
front Of the courthouse.
The war fever was evident every
where. II was the sole topic OF con-
versaiion
There was sense Of grim reality
among the thousands that witnessed
the parade. They heard the bOis-
ferrous drum beat. the bugle call and
tho martial airs. all Of which go TO
make up the wild. weird music OF
war: and they knew that It was not
merely a dress parade. They realized
that II meant business.
One OF the most inspiring features
Of the parade was the act OF about
fifty youths. most Of them neWsies.
who fell in line and led the march.
all whistling Columbia. the Gem of
the Ocean The youths were fol-
lowed by the band, and then came
the soldier hoys, marching with
heads erect and eyes straight ahead.
u was one OF the kind NJ things
that make persona real American
feel choking down in his throat.
After the band had played a few
airs in the courthouse yard. Captain
Glenn F. Williams OF Company X made
short talk, thanking the public for
showing such a great interest in the
company He called upon Attorney J,
+. Law for u speech, Mr. Law re.
spondcd with a shor, talk which was
interrupted every few seconds by
tumultuOuA applause,
I'VE are not assembled here a. Pro-
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The oldest farmland in the United
States ia Jacob Hoelback. OF Rox-
borough. Pa. He is lO5 years old and
has held his Job for SO years on the
Kirkner farm.
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independents Turning IN Hughes.
Campaign leaders In both political
parties fully appreciate the advantage
the Republicans have this year in the
fact that their national convention was
not dominated by any individual or
group. There is not the rCmotCst pos
sibiIity OF the charge that bosses
controlled the Chicago convention. In
fact, everybody knows that the great
majority Of the delegates were chosen
in primaries where no dictaiinn was
possible. and that in the convention
the men who have been recognized rs
leaders In tho past were supporters
ot various candidates, and though will
ing to accept Hughes. were not for
him In the first instance The Hughes
nomination came from a popular de-
mand not from a dictator
How different Il was in the Demo-
cratic convention, where all the i'm
por'ant arrangements and many Of the
details wer" directed by President
Wilson. who selected the presiding Of
nccrs. designated the men who should
make speeches, drafted the platform.
and will direct the management Of the
camapiCn. As to managing the cam
paign, there can he no criticism. for
II is essential that the candidate shall
have large control over that. But
prior to The nomination. when. thCorc-
tiCally. the convention was free to
nominate any person II might prefer.
the action Of the president in taking
personal charge NJ everything was
not only a slap At tho mon who have
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South Lima ........... 1.7s
Wooster NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
Indiana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.5s
Princeton ................. 1872
Somerset 1876
RRgland ................. 80
Illinois ............... 1872
Kansas and Oklahoma. ...... 1855
Plymouth .............. 1.69
Healdton ................ 80
Corsicana, light ............ 1854
Coriscana. heavy ............ 80
Electra Observation-Disclosures. 1.55
Henrietta Observation-Disclosures. 1.5S
Thran Observation-Disclosures. 1855
Moran Observation-Disclosures. 1.5b
strawn Observation-Disclosures. 1855
Caddo. crude. ..........!... 100
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Jefferson Spriggs, soldier Of fortune.
stood with his hands in the pockets Of
his pea green trousers. idly reading a
poster which stated that an endurance
clog dancing contest would be held
that evening at MaioliCa Hall. the sur
viving dancer to win 81 .O24 in gold.
suddenly he started He had been
struck by an idea. I.eaping on atrol-
ley car bound for the suburbs. he went
to his home. a place he hadn't honOrcd
with his society for seven years.
Why, Icif, you're quite n stranger"
smiled his wife, pleasant. even tenn
pered woman
You've noticed it, replied Spriggs.
Tell me something. Our son Win
ftcld-he must be quite n big boy now
is he still afflicted with St Vitus
dance Of the fcet?"
The poor child hasn't kept his feet
still since you left. answered his wife
lauGhngly Winfield. come and kiss
your father"
Winfield appeared. his feet moving
faster than the rest OF his body. and
Jefferson Spriggs, glad light in his
eyes. took his arm and hustled him 10
Majolica Hall. where the contestants
were lying in heaps about the stage.
Giving him carfarc home and dime
for movie day for bcinEa good boy. JEFF
fcrson Spr!gEs pockctcd the Sl,O23.Og
and disappeared for scycn more years.
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A Nations Volee.

No moro convincing demonstration
o. the vitality Of religion in the
Halted States could be found than the
result Of tho appeals OF the Federal
Council Of the Churches OF Chrlat In
America for systematic and cOntRu-
Qua giving 70 the war FOllet finaH In
tha country In every community,
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Several of the Siberian rives flow
over beds of solid Ice.
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE rs. 1916.


II seems TO me II is the same with
love and happiness as with sorrow-
the more We know OF 1t. the better we
can feel what other peoples lives are
Of might be, and SO we shall only be
more tender TO them and wtshfu! to
lelp them.-ELIOT.
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China imports nearly 200. 200. 900
gallons of kerosene n year.
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Republican State Ticket
Republican County Ticket

Shprin
: LLOYD u. GRIFFIN, Of ChrksburG.
Prosecuting Attorney
I WILL l.. MORRIS. OF Chrksburg.
County Commissioner
DORSEY W. CORK. OF Lost Greek.
Assessor
IRA T.. SwIGER NJ CInrksburE.
Surveyor
CUTHDEET \. OSBORN Of CIRrk-burs
House of Delegate,
RoSSI VI. FISHER Of wilsonputg
s. Il. HARRISON JR Of ClarksburE.
JOHN MOORE, oil Clarksburg.
GEORGE W. SrURM. Of West Milford.
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S~ouinIariidl aeindlt.

9as faiierllh 0elltihe aoniltl1t,
9. 5tod g1r. 122 5il0 WlihIgml
gouieoor0, Gbicagp, ID. iudt gtah-
ridt iiber Sen 8erbleib Der nad-
g~enonnten v ridoaenen 5u erlangen:
" abri d. 5roii5. geb. nj 8oo8e.
nome. areis Mte5i6or (iebt areis
@orteubugl Reg Beg. 8resldu;
etpa go Sabre alt.
& niept aiddr0. geh. in Stottbus
lest befamter 4ufentbaltsort: 60
Iornoo Springs, Colo. ayebt an.
geblid in Gbieago auf6altlid.
au6 9tobert g., bat an /. 9idi
1913 In Gan 9lis 9oto3i, Meri-
70, ipdter tn Chicago. 81, ges
mobnt uno iol non oa ans nod
5au Jranci5eo, Gal, ber8ogerl
iein.
EopoIstL 5ran3. aus Gbmalein,
Frooin8 8oien, ongebli6 in Obi.
cago.
z after 200 Marf 8elo6nulq
iifert Der @eriDalter 0es BAD
laiies Ser It'll @einiar am 81.
5en6er 1913 o~eritor6anen 5rau
@elele Softer, ge6, SeioenfnB,
oemjeuigen 5u. Der beitimnte Nus
funft iiber geben ooer Zoo i6rer
@eidlpiiter ge6en fam. gie Ser.
itor6ene itaunlt aus Abein.8 Hrt
beim, lit ge6oreu am 6. Robenber
1852 un0 peilige Sabre nadlber
NIT ibren 6ltern mo @eihUiitern
mad 9rnfilieH alisgepnn0ert. Dit.
~teiluhgen iino 8lt riften an 8ehts
amualt 8. Soef @eimar, 5diL
leritrabe II a.
g efGrbt @fidael. 5arlner, mir6
BON &erDnnofen aus 9euttinget
Griber 0ettingen po9nbnfD &c.
lltdt.
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SaIar 5Hm Seiten Der ariegs.giOt'
%IeiAenSen.

Tie @orarbeiten 81 Dem BON Sen
Oeutifen 5ruilen ser Stobt Council
glufis uno lmgegeu6 aepIontut
gaiar liio no6e3u bpIen0et un0 L.
ben unlere tatfrGftigen 0eutiden
5rdtet NIT oolem 8ertroiten aui
einen g~Idn3enDeu GrfoIg. gfidt
dlein BON gcutihcn miro Dem I'LL.
%ternebmen eaieittge ltnteritiitlng
entaeaenQebratt alld1 Die nidt.
celItifeu gilraer beteitiaen iid b..
ran uno 5a6cn bereits @aben fir
Den guior qeliefert uno oen Ser.
tduf non gintriftsfarteu ilbernom.
mer. 3ie Cancer oes Omaha.
Wluiitpereins fperoen fd1 noa3dhlig.
teteiliqen IND inter geitill1g 0es Oh.
rigenten. Serrn u. II. Reeie Gle
~oerporta8e 5liu 8eiteH 9ebeu. eSeOer
ceutihe Wanr. ieOe oettid1e 5rau
Die nod eireu 5mlteH Oeutidcn @e
fubIs in Ser grnit buben, io1ta
oas llnternebuten Der bieligen bent
ihen 6rouen Imteritilben un0 ben
guidr 8u elnem 9roBen fiHorBieqm
grfolg 3u eeitnlten helien, gift e.
ord Der i'm olten 0aterlaHo herr
ihenoen arie9sltut nod arditen 81
iteltern, Sn allen Staoten oeS
2anOes, no 9eutife Dobnen, miro
eifrigit gearbeitet, am 0aittel ai.
jubrtnaen sllr InteritlBung DER
decentralization uno bic giot Der
Ourt ben unieligen ariea getnodpn
@itpen uno @aiien 81 linoera
G5 Belle, mer tamil
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fen init Der 4usbungerlinaspoIitif
etmas gu be3fpeden, ourd) cine ifdr.
iere glofooe, ood irren tie iif ge.
moItig. Gin Soft ME ods oeutide,
oas Sit nrbeiteH berfte9t III Der QanOs
mirtifaft 10 rod itebt uno ieOes
5ledd)eu @r6e atisyuniiten weib,
fam nidt untergebeu, uuo peun Der
arieg nod 3rbn Satire onuert.
SIN 8erbaltnis sI uniereu Sem.
Den. iteben Die Breiie mir 9ebensmit.
rel bel ms nieoriger. Sir foanan
jeood nidlt tegrelien. 6aB Dos grobe
4merifa. nit oem grllioenteu @il.
ion al Der Spiee, iif 10 pom Gng.
lallo meiitrrn ldBt mlo Dem ifn0.
ben Seudter nidt ariiftolif elier
8iifer ai6t. So Elm Siisengepebe,
pie oa ~berbreitet miro, miro ood 5u-
guterIeet 5erriiiert ipenn es 81 itarf
altsgeiponnt Miro. gs pu6 ie0of
iDobI nidt mebr lange 0diiern, mo
sic @abrbeit fontnt an ben Tag.
gas ualte @oftlq
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WiQDn unter5eid6net
Ole drmRe= 0or(alel
Sas S~au0esbeer miro SaOMrdb auf
bic DOlle Starfe gebradt
mer0eH.

8aihingtOn, IL. MGrS. 8rGi.
bent @ilion bat 6eate sesen mittas
Die bon beiSen SGniern nnsenpm.
meme SorIase, iUenadl bas itebenbe
seer AMI DDae a~riessnGrfe gebradt
iDerOeu ioa, nnter5eidnet; 10000
Ntanm luerOeR 0em beitebeHOen 6eere
finDerleibt UerSeH. Ole &efrutie.
rnHg madlt in alien San0esteilen
CUTE 5prtidritts.
Sas Mariueoepartement madlte
bcfannt, ban Der Srnnsport-9 ampfer
6dueof mUrsen nit 500 NarineiOl-
OafeH mad geHiatOla, SloriOa, ab-
fabren mirb. 9ieie Srnppen merSeu
bort meitere 8efeble abiuarteu.
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Staats- pO(1i(6eS!
MOrgen 1T Der lette Saa fir Nm.
melOnng Don aanOibaten fir
@rimiriuablen.

Morgeu iii Der feste Gag CUR an.
meloung BON aauoioaten fir ole
beridieoenen GtaatS. uno Gountps
dmter. Gle Golutg- @lerts tperoet
lire amtsituten bis ipGt abenos Of.
fen halterL INN ieoem 8ntrioten @e.
legenbeit 3u geben, iif ieIne aonoi.
botur bis SIR Iesten Mimtte 81
iIberlegeu, uHo Der Stootsiefret1r
lat entidicoen, ooB ieIbit ioIhe an.
meloungen giiltig iiuO, bic erlt am
N}ontag IN iciner Amtsitllbe in 2ins
coin etntreiien. D~orausgeiebt, Die
6rieiliden Nnneloungen traeeu oen
%oititcmpel ocs rs. N11r5. (Cb Der
Nerr nobl mad Dem 8lon 0es Fri.
biuieeaontetes arbeitet2 5roge oes
Seeers.)
@eitern oben0 bielten Die Gemo.
fraten BON Gtoe Gountp Cit grobes
@unfctt in 9e6rasfa Gin ali. moran
mebrere 5unoert 8a%rteiadnaer tell
naAnten. Stadts . Senator Sohn
MATES belt bic @iafommeureoe
in ieiper eigenen bumoriitiih.iatiri.
ihen g9eiie lmo madlte feline ST.
borer 0arauf %mtinerfiam, 0nB iie
iest i'm }eitalter Der ,EreparconcB
iid aid nllf ben @ahlfampf oor8us
bereiten bdtten. Sic @ntptreOe
hielt aeiths GeoiIe. Ser 6emotrutiide
@oupernetrs : aanoiout Der ieiue
@lutform ertlorte Die in ieiner
5teauug gegen Brobi6itiou beitebe.
Or iei Elm 9rogreiHper, aber fein
Raoifaler. 91ah inn iprah San.
0ioat Gba5. u. 9rpari, Der iif no,
tiirlid] ais einen 4lls6luo Der III.
qeHoen binitelte. S6m foIgte Der
friibere Staatss Seuator Gha8. g..
Banning ans GuB Gouttn. Der lett
OILS &ouoi0at fir @i3e-@ olperneur
aIftritt. Ger 9auptreoner mar gr.l
gunoess Seuator 8incent g. alen|
aus Muoiion, 9te6r., Der eine nit
9roBem 9eiida auigenomplene 9te6eI
iiber Die Gcmotraiic biclt.' 4iQarOl
Coffin, gripat- Sefret1r 0es Bum.
6es=Senntor3 6ithcod, nertrnt bel
len Steae NIT 8iir0e. StIieBlih
iprafen nod 2lrtbur Wlllllen mo
Mapor 9ablman Don Cmahn. aan.
0ioatat fir 9tatinnaI omitee .0dt
aIieoer. mo Der Aonofat 6arr1 Q.
1FlebartD. Is murbe In ser Eat
i'm Hebet 81 bel aebotelL ood iin0
Die Q~arteigdnger an oieie 9lrt Go1.
gdlge tereits geiuobut.
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6inneinnht.

Sol0atenbriefe ans Dem nltcn 30.
terlano limo cine itc6elioe Gubrif in
zen bieiigen oeutihen 3citunaen mo
in0 0esbolb pom bobem Bert, on
0ieielben bic thinning I'M frieas.
tridiitterfeH oeutldlen 9nterlano
mie0eripie9eln. SEER 6omblrg pom
Council glufis bat Don einem Fer.
nnnoten in geutidIdno ein Sdlrei.
ben erhalten oenl mir f5olgcnoes
e%ntnehmen:
@&ir babeu id)on einen boaen
Nioilaf I'M nelieu arieasjabr binter
uHs. mo ifeint ais lueau Is NIT
Hiirmiifen Nogen Uorii6erSieben
Uolte, a6er mIer Serrgott bort obea
mag ms beiiteben, uniefe 6ein0e I'm
oieiem Sabre nieoer5uriligpli. mo
OaB es 5u einem ebrennOaeu Erie
Cen fonlmen m0ge Ginen guten
Anfang baden laiiere 8~un0esgenoi.
len, Die Geiterreiter, an Der5eidncn.
Dem Olrh bic &Saifenitretnna Mon,
tettegro's lit Is ibnen geLlngeL Den
Anfmg Slr auirGlnnnng Dos Sal.
fans Sn MAIDEN. Allh imiere Der.
%bilnoeten Die 3ilrfen. ho6en ae5cist
mie man Sic anareiicr ans hem
SaHoc iagt. nniere Jeiuoe eIou.
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JrHn5Olen me(0en
Oeut(C6e Wti6ertO(ge!
5ran5OiiidDe Artilleric iuil fiinf bout
IdDe Angriffc Dercitelt
baben.

9aris, IL. @lir3. Sas fran.
5Ghidle Griegsamt melSet, ban bic
SeMtidleH uersansene nadDt fiuf Nm.
griffe ami bic feiuOliheu Stellnnseu
bel 6urt Barr nnt~ernabmeu, bic ie.
bod pon Der frnn5Oiiden Artilerie
abaemieien mnrOen, Die Senhden
6dtten babel idiurrc %erlRite erlit-
ten. Sn oemielbsn geridlt beiFt cs,
baf oas idlreflide OemtidDe @eid)iit.
fener auf Dem 8eitnfer Der Maas
etpas HndlgeIaien bat, aHf bdtteH
bic Sentihen in bersaHgener 9adlt
lire 4ngriffe nnf Die f%rau56iiideu
Stelungen Der gSOte @nnn" Sa-
geifette Hidlt e%rnenert. (Ser aSOte
ManH" Berg iclbit, Der itarfitc
Stiitpnnft Der 6raHsOien an Oieier
SrDnt, befiHOet iif, iuie Die 6rnn.
sOien iel6it iasen, in Osntiden San.
ben
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ZEN gorfer sumplOnie. crdeiter.

gm 5reitog oen "a. @fars ~gelangt
Die groBe 0ldifiaiion in Cmaba
sum AbidjliiB. gLn Dem 46en0 miro
0as 9eip gorfer S1mpbonie-Grde
Ter nit @aIier Gamroid) uiio benz
Gianiiten Soieph Spimaun in BEN
Nnoitoriliin ouitreten. Gas 81.
deter Test iid airs ST eritflaiiigen
W9Hiifern beiiarmnefi.
8as 4on5ert lit DEFENDERS oes.
faIb beinerfensn]ert. neil SSojepa
0ofmann NIT benz Grdelter reiit.
0ofn1aiin trnt Dor ia ssahreu ais
sci n~idtri9er Strobe ellf un0 erlanate
0amals a%llgerneine Anerfennuna.
ct bat i'd mtttIermeile gum M}eiiter
be%rnngebiIoet, ln0 ieine eriolge
II BEN groBten Stdoten oes 2aloes
Iin0 inDerfennbor aefpeien.
0iri1ent 1amroih bat ein uor-
siiaiIfes ErogrmiH 5uiamnleuge.
iteat. oos Dem @elhmnd oaer Viii.
%iitfenner erttipredPn oiirfte.
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Deut(C6(an0 un0
Ole Ger. Staten!
Ter Neidsfan5ler wirO jeOenfals
bic 5ndlase 5ipiifeH beibrH
Geihen Oarlegen.

Berlin, IL. Bari lib. SOnbDn.-
90 nir6 aHgenOmmeH, baE ann SSrei-
tag DSsr Samstag nadDlter ISOLDE
Die International gage anN Die poll
ridden yrageH, bic Dardl ben Eandl.
buptfrieg entitauDcn iiH0, I'M Heifs-
tna griiuDlih er0rtert iuer6en. Sin
5pe3iaLa 0mitse Oes 3eidstags trat
geifern sitiammen itiiO hat in Grfab.
rang scbradDt, bah in alien 5attiO.
nsH Der @ani6 beitebt, IN rrfGbreH,
meLdIer art 6as &erbaltnis Der ner.
fralen SanDer SeutIdlauS gegen.
iihrr iii. 8eiotOers mill man nil.
len, lDelfe Sulting bic Der. stan.
Ten GeutiGlaHS seseniiber einHeb.
men.
Ran gibt ifd Der SOffnnne FIN,
DAP &eidstaRsler uOn 8etbmann-
0palueg benz &anide Der Harteien
MeduMng trngen rnS ibaeu reiHen
gSein eini6enfeu iuirb. &ie Die ga
den jetf lieseH, iuirb eriuGrtet, Oaf
bel Der It'd, entiptnneaoen 9ebatte
bic Scr. Stanten idarf mitgenOm.
men merben. Ga a6er mod adlt
Gage Btrse6en, che bic Angelesen-
lett aafs sapst ge6radn DirO, mo.
gen iid bic Jest anTsrresten @e.
mnter etiuas b~erMligen.
0as prrnfifGle snnbtags 6Dmitee
fir Mittel nnb @ege ltieF bel Dem
Gerindl. bic amerifaniife gplitif
sat,t @cgemitanS ppa GrUrterIHgen
IN maiden, bei Der &egiernng AMI
&siSeritanS. 6err 5rmrr, Sibrer
Der fpmierbatiSen gGrtri, b~eauiprnd)
tc far BEN 9anbtGg Oas Mrdjt, Sritif
IN itbeu. Der IiHiiter bes ans.
martissu, Scr BON SasOiu, CAB 81,
nak Der Ganotas has Nedlt babe,
iibtr irsen0 stinas ~ Sebattirren,
DerbGt nd aber cnidieStn, iiber Ga
dtcn sn ipred)eu, iber iueldle Dem
y~renfiidlcn eanOtag feline &ereflti
snna snlte6e.
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Rleint 9%Ofalna6ri6tsnl

Snfolge Der Grploiion zines
@aloliltofens entitano gcitern abeuo
i'm 9ouie bon sSyaco6 Mloned, 1908
Siio 5. Str, Elm 5eller, oas nadD
Dem StoQ nn6 Dem belladl bnrten
SaltIe BON Somes Must ilbersriii.
3ipei RferOe tnrneu in Den 5laumnel
ann. 9eioe 5antilien lparcu SIR
3eit Der erploiion nidt oabeim.
Ger biciigen 9lefrlttierungs.
Station limo ole lest eiageridtetcn
oerurtigen Stotioneu in GeS
Mdoines, Sa.. 2ineoIil, 9teb., liO
Simw Gitp, ga, utteritcat moroen,
SIREN SO. &oh5eitstag fonuls
ten 2ierstng Ser mo 5rau 8. V.
DlDers inn @eint ibrcS @Hfels, ".
y. Bod, 1919 Douglas STR, beae.
ben. SEER @lpers lit So Sabre alt
mtO ieiHe 6rou Gin Sabr iilnger,
llno beioe ~erfrelen iif ieltener Ra'
iti9teit,
Die Re1iitrierumsen limo in
Oieiem Sabre bisber beOelttenoer als
bel 6en frilheret Mnblen. Ser
Z. apriI lit Der lebte 3tegiitrierungs.
log fir Die Brimdrpohlcn. uno
mer eg nod nidt getan, iollte fi4
bis 0obin regiitrieren laiieit. Sn
SIo Cmobn IieBen iifl geitern ettpa
500 9hr9er in Die &egiitrieruuas'
%eintraacn.
s0eute lit ct. 4utrid' Gag
uttO uniere iriideu g2itbiirger be-.
geben benieIben pie a~ljdbrlidJ ourd
Ceridieoeue sSeieru.
Sn ibrem @eim hip RorOI
Is. StroBe, lit Mlitttpoh ;Sroii @il-
@ogner, lett lber 30 Sabren
in omaha anidiIig, geitor5en. Sic
9%eeroigurr0 fano helte ami BEN
9eit 2aipn 6rieobofe itatt. SieI
5interIdBt oen Soften uno 8Dei
Sobne.
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Raritberi6tt.

5ilo GHaba, II 9idrs.
6inoUieA- 3uinbr 500.
Beef Stierc. @iartt langinm,
idpad)
SdbrIiuaG CUTE bis bette $3.50
900.
3iemIid CUTE Bis ante $50
7.4o.
9iitelmdBige S5.75-6.5O.
Gorn.geiiitterte geepes.
@ute bis bette, ihwere $500
$50.
MittelmdBige Ss.30-s.s5.
3iemlid 6ntc bis quite $3.50
S.25.
aabe, D1arft ldnaialg ihDudl.
@lte bis seite ailbe S6.75-I50.
3iemlih cute bis gute $500
go.
@iitelmoBiee 81. ~
Sciiers &arft Iangi1m, ifput.
8nts bis bette Sellers $725-
$50.
gr~asgciiift stiihc $675-7.75.
@rassseHuit &eiiers $6.25--67 70
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Genat nabm hette cine ReiOlutiOu
an, liant iDel6er 0as &prgeben Oes
@raiibenten in Der MerttusA ngeIe
senbeit gebiligt mnroe. "Sie Ser.
StaateH itehen berte geeen Oen Sin
iaa elmer frinOlidlea Armee idlerer
Sa, mic 81 irgrnO elmer 3eit in Der
@eididltc Oes ganbes," iagte Se-
major Mrgnmber BON Sub Safota,
gnber Don t6er3en lit Ous &Olf gegen
cen NiilitarismnS, mic er in Dem
Gegicrnngs.6ait Hngs prpgramm Oar.
gelegt lit"