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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-30

Admiral Won Tirpitz now admits that it probably
was mistake to provoke America to enter the war
The soundness of this judgment may help the admiral
to recover the reputation he lost by predicting that
the u boats would win the war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-30

Kerensky seems to "drop out Of sight" every Sat
urday. But maybe Saturday isn't payday in Russia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-30

Dear Miss Grey: I am going
to entertain some young folks in
a week or so in the evening and
would like to have a marshmal-
low roast, but do not know how
to do 1t. Can you give me some
suggestions. HAZEL.
Secure several boxes Of Christ
mas candles. These candles should
be fastened to a good sized plate
with a drop of hot wax.
The guests sit about the table
and toast their marshmallows on
nut picks over tho candles. The
many colOrs and the Pickering
flames make a very pretty sight.
It is advisable to use common
dishes SO that as the wax burns
down 1t does not harm the plate.
Following with light refresh
ments this makes q very ecOnOmi-
cal way to entertain young people.
Dear Miss Grey: Is 1t proper
for girl to accept dinner
invitation from man when
the affair is to be held at a
mans club?
INEXPERIENCED.
Yes, II the girl has the consent
of her mother and is assured that
a chaperon will be present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-30

BY the way, cable says food debates are being held
IA the Prussian diet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-30

(To Be Continued.)
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-06
MY PUBLIC SERVICE CODE

of he>nversiy Maine adopted this
allies following
well posted and OF the
internal enemies that will
native
ack of
production food
vegetable
conserve
whe meata anil
possible make the second and all succeed
a
philanthropes
Stabilize reasonableness
relating the
families of soldiers min
to possible
will meta patience
cal mnes andop
will and earnestly that contribute my
null O
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-06

Reuben Black of Big Stone City, S.
D., arrived in Moscow Wednesday to
spend the winter with his daughter,
Mrs. A. G. MacWreath, on their ranch
east of the city. He is 83 years old
adm made the trip alone.
Bob Gregory former student OF
the University of Idaho, is here taking
the army examinations. He is a guest
at the Kappa Sigma house.
Frank King arrived today from
Portland to visit with friends and rel
atives.
Tom Doyle, who has been taking the
examinations for the second officers
training school left today for Wallace.
G. G. Pickett left today for Spokane
on short business trip.
Mrs. Silas Shaw is visiting with her
niece, Mrs. Joe Meek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wethered of
Wallace, Idaho, are guests at the home
Of Mrs. D. Wethered.
Mrs. Roy Oatney left for Spokane
today to visit with relatives.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-06

are guests for time at the home Of
their son, Homer E. Estes, in Mos
COW. They formerly lived in Mos
cow and have many friends here. They
are on their way home from their first
home in North Carolina after an alb
sence of 81 years and have much to
tell OF the changes that have taken
place there.
| Red Cross bazaar Is in full swing
They are ready to meet all Corners. 1t
will continue Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
Have your sittings made between
10 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Eggan,
Photographer. 57-3
er visit of two months at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. L. E. Brooks
in this city, left today for San Bern
edino, Cal, where they will spend the
greater part of the winter at the home
of their son, E. D. Metzger, before re-
turning to their home in Salina, Kan.
The Modern Woodman club has
leased Forest hall to the K of C. and
has ordered all outstanding invita-
lions cancelled.
The funeral services of the young
est child of Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon w.
/ Cole, Ernest Raymond, aged five
years, eight months and three days,
were held at Grice's undertaking par
Iors this afternoon. The services
were conducted by Rev. G. D. Bell
and interment was made in the Mos
COW cemetery. The child had been
| in local hospital for the past two
weeks and seemed to be recovering
but took a relapse last Saturday.
Tubercular peritonitis was the cause
of death.
| Miss Patricia Western of Lewiston,
formerly stenographer in the law Of
fee of James E. Babb, has accepted
a position as stenographer at the First
National bank of Moscow and has al
ready taken up her work.
The Royal Neighbors of America will
hold their annual meeting tonight for
the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year.
Mrs. Guy Lewis and Mrs. Joe Ivy of
Kendrick spent the day in Moscow
on shopping tour.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma house
was the scene of much excitement last
night when Frances Baily announced
her engagement to Tom Jackson and
Ernestine Drennen announced hers to
Earl Duthie.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-06
BOSTON HAS GIRL MARSHALS
Two Young Women Deputies "FalI In
Love" With Work for Federal
Government

Observation-Disclosures instance In which
women have invaded the sacred do
main Of mere man has come to light
here with the announcement that two
young women are now acting deputy
marshals In the Office Of United States
Marshal Mitchell.
These young women, Miss Mary K.
Buckley and Miss Grace e. O'Donnel,
are said to be the first woman mar
shals ever appointed In the country.
Both declare they "just love" their
new work, which consists Of granting
alien enemy permits and the respon-
sibility Of the correspondence connect
ed with that branch of the govern
ment's protective war measures.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-06
L3Zl<3Ik3
WEATHER FORECAsT-Lewiston,

WEATHER FORECAST-LewistO
Snow.
Don't forget your rummage.
Have your Xmas Photos made at
once Eggan. Phone 1O5Y. 57-3
:, Lieut.: Lester Albert. accompanied by
his wife left this morning for Wash
ington, D. c., where he is detailed
to his work. He is a member OF the
search light signal corps.
Special meeting of Masonic lodge
tonight to confer third degree.
Lieut. Harold Barger is a guest this
week end at the Phi Delta Theta
house
DANCE = SATURDAY NIGHT AT
Forest Hail. Good Music4 S
There will be a meeting of the Home
department of the Historical club to-
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
J. G. Gibson.
Clayton Keane returned yesterday
from Wallace where he has been en-
ployed for the last six months.
e.. Will the. party who has advertise
ment in paper for horses, kindly stop
at The Star-Mirror office?
Saturday is Rummage Day.
Mrs. E. T. Baker, in charge OF the
first aid work for the Red Cross, is
now arranging classes to begin work
Immediately after Christmas. DR.. j.
A. Dodd has consented to give instruc-
lions and it is proposed to push this
department OF the Red Cross activ-
tiles. Those interested in the forma-
ton OF classes are invited to call Mrs.
Baker, Phone 243.
Mr.. F. L. Allen, the Moscow Home
Tuner, will tune your piano. Guaran-
teed work. Phone 189W. 70tf
William Ward who was convicted
some time ago IN the ulSIIiCI ooui VI
a statutory offense, will be sentensed
by Judge Steele Saturday morning.
The case of Deter VS.. Clara Wehter-
ed for alleged damages in the transfer
of land set for trial in district court
today, has been continued for this
term of court.
Mr.. and Mrs H. r. Estes of Gridley,
California, in the Sacramento valley,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-06
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

This is not only one of the best and
most efficient medicine for coughs,
colds and Group, but is also pleasant
and safe to take, which Is important
when medicine must be given to chill
dren. Many mothers have given it
their unqualified endorsement. D
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23
Sin ,Gyran,OIen.3

Sarrtsbitrg, 90, 90. apriI. =
6onberteilr grumbalgb bat cine
PROCLAMATION erIoiien, poourG Ell
Den 90. april 81 Gbren Der iran,
Soiiiden Gtepublit uno 2afabettes ais
6rantreif Gag feitiebt. Or. 9r1m-
bo1ieb iDeiit Oorarf bin, oas 2onb
0iirfe ME Die ltnteritittling bergei.
len. Die ibm 6runfreif ndbrenb 6es
observation-disclosures eeleiitet bobe II.
2~ofapette babe nit Ieinem 9ienIte
6os gr0bte @eIdenf gemoft. Ga8-
b1lb Iebte er ben 20. 4priI dIs Sci.
ertng feIt, ben Tag, on peldem ii6
Der 6ran5oie in @or6eoltr mad Qme.
rita einihiffte. an oieiem Gage ioe
ten in alien SfuIen BET alien 0f,
ientLiden W~erlanmlrtnqen un6 IN
alien patrtotiiden @eIeqifoften Ser
@eLegenbeit ertipre6enoe 8eremoui.
IN I~tottfin0en.
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|Wmkc[ Sam brandt
nctwcnOi9 platina!
2as teure Metal iuirS fir Grplo.
ibitoffe bcnOtist; iibernll ipirS
baHadJ seindDt.

8oIbington, 90. gprpG - 9os
Souoelsoeportemeitt bat beltte cine
meltipeite Guide nod 8latind beaor.
men. tueIdes Mtetoa CUR Serftearna
itarfer gJpIofibitoffe uno fiir nieIe
frieoli1e Snouitrien benotiat miro.
~@itiiDirtung Der Sabritnten Don
S9muflaheu lit iniorpeit erlanat
nor0er baB bieielben ben bor6an6e-
men 8orrot mdbreno Der arieas6ait.
er 70 ipariatt pte MIR m6gli6 Der.
penoen tperoen.
G8 fperoen bon MN on feline arc.
ben artifel ants 9lotina, nie Sees.
toifen uno s8igorettenetai8 berge.
Itelt, uno ale 8orr1te oes RetaGs,
ipelfes neltnmal 10 ipertpoG lit ipie
@olo, Die BON ben @eperben er.
iibrigt peroen t6nner. iuerOen bon
ben 6abrtfen obgegeben tUerOen.
Die fommer8ielleu @tt1Aes i'm
auslon6e fiuo aufgefor6ert tpor0en,
Die 8erbdltniiie in g(uitraIien, $as.
utanieu ituo 9orneo, iorpie in So.
loHlbia uno &uBlono at uuterI1-
den nit &iffiht otf grb0bung 6es
Supports in Qnerifa. 3os eeoloai-
i6e Bureau Taft Die Ser. Staoten
un0 alasfa nad mGeli9en tietten
4uellen obittaen.
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Sdpwci5 0e0en icCe
7lmsf iibrbcfctrdnkiln9
Sdwei8er Breiie prOteitiert baGesm,
ban Mmerita GrpOrt HadI
Hentralca SanOern be.
idHei0et.

Bern, iiber @arig, 20. @pri[. -
Selegrnmme, pelde beiagert, bdB Der
&pugrcb Der Ser. StanteI1 ii6 mil
Der abiidt trGgt, Die Grporte mad
neittrolen 2dltoerr al ~beidJr1nten.
nebuen III Ser Sftuei5er &rellC
einen grpBen &olr1t eit1. Die Bel,
tnngen proteltierrn our9tpeg geger
cine ioIfe 8eidneibrng llo ipeiien
nuf Die erniten 6oLgen bin, pel6e
cine Derurtige WtaBregel fit Die
S6apei5 baben ipiiroe. sic ertldren,
6aB Die bergroBerte Overwhelmingly
aus Den Ser. Stodten mad Der
Sdtped nidt oarin ibreu @runo
babe, 0aB @etreioe oobon nod
9eltidIono tDeitergebt, ion6ern In
Der ltum0glidteh, Die ionit bon
&liBlnno uno &Am1nien be3o9enen
@etreioeinenget aus oieien beioen
21noern erbalten 5t fomlen.
0aS 0eittidfeinoIide 0Soitrndl be
@ene0e" foBt Die aniitt Der fonier.
batipeH 8reiie foIgenOermaBeu au.
ia1n1rlert.
o0eltide Snudboote. peld)e, i'm
Gnglan0S 8loda0e Drrdftbreu at
t6nner, ~rteutrule 6dtffe berienten
MAIDEN ii6 nidtsmiroiger eaten
i6uI0ig. Seem gorter 8eitungen
ldlnger, INN 9euti6IanO 6lodieren
3u fontlett, Dor, Die gaeutralen Der.
bllrgerrt 81 Iaiien, mas nift bieL
better lit. Gmerifa bat Der 8elt
proffamiert, ooB es I'M OeS 9te6tes
piGlen in Den &rieg eintritt. 9egirnt
ntft nit elmer ungeredtigfeitl"
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Hcin ~$dtacencrfatS fir
Mirucn cmcctc Heilenl
aIaeeR seseu Sentide Sdiffseeiel-
ldaften iucscn NidtbefOrOc-
rnng nbseiuisieu.

BnBington 90. @prit. - EaIIo.
giere, mclhe oiif oeltifen Sdiffen
nod europa ieaeln MOLTEN, bebor
Der Grieg oisbra6, lin0 tDie0er nod
zen Der. Stanten Suriidgebro6t iDer.
ben maiBten, neil Die 0ettiden Gam.
pier Ia irgen0 einent neittruIen So-
fen 8ufludt ltno 9edirng gegen bri.
tiide &reliaer i1dten, f0nnen nod
elmer beiitigen Gntideibiing Der Gu.
prenne Court teiueriei S6dSener.
idbnniprirbe ltellen.
Die oberite Siltan5 Iebnte es ob,
Die @nti6eioimg Der umteren Sn.
itdH5, neIhe bereits Die S6doener.
idennipruhe nbgauieien bottle, Inn.
5nItpBen.
Die beioen Sale, Die CUR Gnt.
idei0nng horldget tporen 6ieienigen
BON CHARLES g8. Rurtoul it,, uno
Mntrice Soniien8, pelde an 8orS
Der ~&rouprin5eifin Gecilie" bic lie.
berfabrt au1etreteu batten uno in
Bar Sarbor. Dee. gelnnoet moroen
fp1ren. Sober 6otte mtf $4,000.
Sddoeuerias getlagt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23
H~MnS0cbmna 9 II.
:. inn merrill. Hcn0teb!

81 gaio, Ee.r, 90. apriI. Ser
omeritantide @eianote Senrb 5let-
der tpuroe oiisge3iidt, ais er ont
@onntag nnldBlid Der Gr6ffnun9
6es merifanii6en aongreiies in Der
observation-disclosures erIhien, 10 be.
iogen heitte bier e%ingetroffeue 8e.
ridte Der in Der merifonii6en
Soilptitoot neilenOen Hegierungsa.
genten.
Die Mitteilun9 beingt 6es 8eite-
rem, 0oB Der 0ettI6e @eianote bon
gdnrot BON ichS glbgeor6neten nod
ieitem Git geIeitet tno oaB ibut
bel ieinem gridemen cine mirfli9e
GDotion 6orgebradt nltroc, Die ilber
80 Minltten moauerte. Cine StDeite
fotgte. ais CT ben Sibunoslaal Der.
IieB.
em ihipoder 4ppIat8 iebte BERN
@iutreten 5let6ers Elm, bod ey
muroe ertrdnft In Ser Slut oeg Sc
slides, beiBt es n0rtGt6 in benz
8eridt.
@eneral Gb1larbo, 8rGfoent Der
observation-disclosures panote feline
aan3e alttoritGt on, Inn gtllbe 8u
hnifen, ols bon ben @aaerien Der
Die Citation fir ben 0erti6en @e-
ian0ten anbob; bod crit alS Der
Sronung8mafter eini6ritt, borte
Die Denomination auf.
als bon Gdbar6t ben Stb1mgs.
ionl berlieB uno iid nod icinem
Sotel begob. formierte ii4 cine gro.
BE Menifenuleuge ol8 Gbrennode
un0 aeIeitete ibn unter lautem SsSa.
bel no9 ieinem Sotel.
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RddtIids aHafesbauFsn.

Wir Wlsul4eH iteben az Den Ian.
yen Winterobenben In sinem gana Be-
Ionbereu BerbdItnis. sic bdben fir
ms elm 5Deifddes @eii4t. 8er Ts
nit arbeit berbriHgt, bic @eiIt uno
aOrper 3ngIeiH In anipru9 nimmt,
fiibIt taum ben QbfluB Der Stunben,
merit iaIm bic 2dnge uno bic Di6ts
0es 9uHteIs unb niro nur iDenia Be-
GinfIuBt BON benz Meben Der niHierlts
den 4atur, 6as Soluble unO 9iloer
tn uns dusl0f, bic in uus lei6t ernite
ltno meIaH6oIif6e Stimmungtn bers
bnrrufen.
Saiper unb f9merSenfsi9 aber
Ionnen fie aaf uns laiten, renu mir
uIlein itnb, unIersn gtiit ni9t be-
lddftigen uno uniere pbantaFe ben
giufliiHeu Der 9tutsIbeit uno 6ss
R~aturualtens preisgeben. Die 4att
# tetnes NaeuF4eu 5rsun64 - Iaatet
Sas betamHte Bort. Die Bintsrno1t
aber bat bic Itdrtfen fein0Ii9en Sc,
Dalter. Sc filler, unlebenoiser bic
Ilatur erI4eint, bsitO Iaater uno far
er arbeitet unIere Bbautdiie. unb
ueift IN Der S9utteuTeite oes 2ebens.
Da iiBt cine 5rau unb erpartet bic
petmtunft zines 6amilienangsb0riqeH.
5m 3immsr lit es Itia, StunOe nm
5tuHbe Derrinnt, Die Minuten ldlei.
ben ldngIam bortpdrts - ie bleibt
ADD INNER ALIEN. pl0Bli4 beainnen
sil0er aus Ountler 8iefe emporsuHei.
gen. SIT bieleidt Elm ungIad qel6es
benz 3rouben 1T es fiRiter un0 lalt,
10 bieIe Bogen raien eur9 bic Stras
ben, bic Wege iin0 10 gIiti9ig 80. pis
Idnea ptrO man iiberfabren, ipis lei9t
tuti4t man aus -. un0 i'm 0unteG
-. es 9ibt 10 OieIe Strpl6e, RGuber
anD Morber -.
nnb INNER ountler uno T9redhafs
lr trer0ea Die 9tIoer, unb teinsn llos
nent fragt man Ii9, OBJ nidt eerabe
bag @egenteil Der Jan lit, Oh fa
si4t Der Grtpartete iaf am bsIisn
tmiiiert.
SoA tinen nod Dilbersn Sun3 pols
er 9rauien uu0 69tsden fibrt uas
bic Bbantaiie Dor, penn Elm qeIiebter
RenIa in peitsr 5erns peilt. Da aibt
Is tein nngIid, Oos nan fi6 in Der
6orteauug ni9t ausmaIt, 0a qiot es
IeineU tralrrigal 3ufaa, beFen man
aidt gebentt. ga iiebt man Den 2tss
ben BON tauieno @eTa9reu beorobt,
BON fiir4terIiden &rantbeiten qepeis
aigt. oileir, berIaFsn tn f9reGli6fer
Rot, hungernO, burtenb, psrI9ma9z
eno, bilfIos BEN qualpoaiten Sp0e
9reisgege6en -. pdbrenb fi9erli9
perienige, I'm ben oas Sers bebt un0
fa gu SoOe dusiiigt. in better 2aune
ino tpo1Igftss geIuHbbeit fi9 bes
fnbet.
limb ie mebt bic Ra6t foriI6rettst,
seItO piloer unb grauTger tperten bic
BbantaIien. sic reuben ben Snlaf,
IL 8eritDren Die 9erbeu, Ie uuterb56s
en- be Geiunobett - Biz sn0lta
per Sag tommt unb nit Ieinem 9i9t
zen finiteren Sput iGeuht.
Reiu, mir biirfen at6t bic giIber
Ter Raat lber uns berriben IaRen.
Nir oirfsn uns t6nen ni6t bings6su,
tiGt Den iberfIifigen 6prgen, ben
nnitBen QuaIen. Dir mIHm uns
lar fagen, baB Is nur ots Ra6t iii,
BE uns oieisn Gput oorgautelt, baB
bic 8abrhsit unb oas 2ebeu aan3 an,
,ers Iinb uno elm anOeres Gei8t Aas
Zen. 8eIddftiguug bilft uns lber bic,
les btnpeg; fort uns aber bic Pbans
ate ben S4Iaf, 70 mafsn mir uus
MINER pieoer iageu, DAB Ie uns be-
iigt, ttur neil @uutet unb Stiae nm
ms 1T. 9a siinOen mir unfsr innss
les 2i6t, 0os 2idt unferes Settles
IN, f6afFen alor6eit uno iagsn ale
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RcucntlctD best
9c9en Imcrika!

amiteroont, 90. april. iibcr Con.
BON. - @rof b. RebentIom i6reibt
in Der Cages. 3eihlng: SIS bat Den
anIdein, als Oh 8eitti1tnu0 immer
nod 1offt, gmerifa olt8 benz arieg
berots5ltboIta. 3pei tuobIbetonn-
tie arnerifaniihe &orreiponoanten ge.
ben in Dem RiniItprium oes aeu-
Beren aus uuo elm. 8el6e otoere
feinoli6e Radt miro man 3un06lt
mgeben2"
Die aoIniide 8oIf85eiting Der.
lnngt, 0oB &orfboote nod dneri.
fmti6en @epdTIern geifidt tueroen,
INN eegen Die amerifaniide 8anoeIs.
flotte Iosaeloiien an perOen.
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Rur Der @eiteSoegen.
uort uno Dem MAte oes 8oli3iiten
6briitopber @roiel BON 8roollDn bat
IS Die 8aHlilie Ger 6reu Selnie ga.
Oia on oanten, oaB ite beute iib nod
Oes &ebens freuen 0arf, 5n Der
Rlde Der sSrau &abio mar elm 5cuer
lusgebroden. oas bedngitigelo raid
UNI iih grtff uno Our9 ieine itorfe
)faudeHttDidIung Die geuobner &c.
tdbroete. @roiel mar ibnen bebilfli6,
bas Saus itder uno ~gefabrIos 81
perlaiieu uno ba9nte iid oallu einen
Beg 0urd Gaud unO Slammen in
Die 3apiaihe @obnung. 3uerit
DraGte er Die M}itttct uno ibr neun
Ronate altes S0bn6en 0oniuic in
Si9er6ett, Damn jtiir3te er iih gum
,peiten Male in Die 6Iainmen unO
5olte ben orei Sa5re olten Dtid)ael
unO ben bieridbrigen Benjamin "a.
oia aui Die StroBr. Ser Better, Der
Oon Der Meuge ilbelno begriB. muir.
De, 5og ii9 jeIber nidt unbetr1Gt.
libe 8rnnopuroen 5n, bod oe2bIieb
auf ietnem goiteu. Sin iofort Der.
5eiserufener ambuIan8ar8t bemlbte
Inn NtiItter urb ain9er, Die ipd.
ter BET einer gandbarin aufnabme
Ridtig prppbe3sit.-
Sin fran30FIdsr SnDnlibe, Der I'M
JslDe bas reats 9ein %perIor. ldBt Ii9
bon elmer 3tssunsrin pabriaseu. sic
osrtinbet folssubes SrdtsI: naus Der
2inie Der 5anb iebe i6, bob
sic Sas redts 8ein perISrsn baben;
lus Der spsiten 2inie nbtr if Su
.risben, bnb SbneH bas i'm gansen
esbsu ME mehr puIiisrsn tpirb.1
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Sd1weScrs PclSbrei
nidtt fir Gn9lanS!

'Gtodbolm 90. QlpriI. - 0ie
i6meoiide 3egierlug ermitteIte, baB
bon Sdmeoen na1 qmerifa ou8ge
fiibrter @oI86rei nod england ee.
ianot tpuroe, unh berlangte 0a6er
non 0en amarifaniiden 4nfaufern
8argnruntie, porauf oieie ben Dun.
oeSgeInnoten I'M cine 8ermittluna
erfuft boben. @a1 England miro
fem 9ol8brei mebr ailsgefiibrt, ober
100000 Eonpen mebr nod 0eutif.
lort0. 0onde 8apiermilQer idle
ben infoIge BON lleberproOuttion lire
uno &aiiietbe bon arbeiter
itn6 oober brotlos.
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9raESentenbeIeibiaer berhaftet.

Bennington, aD., 90. april. - g,
g.. Sentidel, friiber Souptmnnn oer
oeltti6en 4rrtee, nuroe bier bon 9e.
putp8~ lun6e8moridoa gotletsburq
auf <peiftng be8 8ltnoesbiltrift8.
ontpdlts feitgenontnten. SentidG,
Der EN- fetr6li9er QuslGnoer lit,
miro beidplloi9t, Der 8erfoiier oeS
Gelegrnnrts an Rrieg8ietretGr 8a-
fer 5a iefn. ooS beleioigetoe Nus.
bride iiber ben GrGlioerteu eatbteH,
Der &erbaftete lpuroe o4f unbe-
itimmte 3ett in oas @%efdngnis bon
G~atlettsburg gefporfen.
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S6arfc pa6kcntrcnc
fir SkanSinauier!

6todbolm iiber Gonbon, 90.
april, - Sra g5eIfon Morri8, Der
amerifanilde @einn0te 1T Gdipeoen.
lit tnitruiert iporoen, OaB rtlr fol-
den 8erioner aus 6dpeoen Der
3utritt at ben Ser. Staaten geItat.
tet neroen miro, oeren 8GIie Ieitens
Der nmertfmiiden @einotidnft ODER
oeS oberiten Goniulorbeomten biIitiert
fporoen fino. @ie es beiBt. beaiebt
it6 Die nelie anoromtna auf gang
Stanoinobien.
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Sin. nnS glnsiuanSerana.

8aibington, %. glpriI. - 8ene.
acknowledges aommiiiGr Can't.
nett in 8uibington, bat 8eltinmlitt-
gen erIniien gemGB pefder fein ben
Ser. 5taatm feinolih geiinnter
alt8lGnoer Oieie obne b%eionoere Or
Iullbni8 berIoIien ODER betreten oarf.
Qieie 8%eitimmiingeu beateben iid
iotpobl ouf Mdnner pie altf Srnl1.
en-. &iroer unter Ia Sdbren iino
ausgenom1ner, milffen aber eingetra.
gen ner6eit. QuBeroem miiiIen Die
bereits beIteben6en Ginfpon0er1tngB.
qeiebe binii9tlid Der 3uIofiung in
oieIes 2ono inneaebolten tuerben.
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getreiOeber6rand Der gransrsien.

Seem gorf, 90. april. Sic
8rnuer- aIiociation Ser Ser. Stoa.
ten fonItotiert. oaB Die grauer bieies
2on6es mGbren6 0es Iebten 8isfoG.
iabres $1,000 900 8uibel @etreioe
o6er elm 9rosertt Der geiautter Sc.
trei0eproouttion bes 2an0es oer-
brou6t bQtter. 8obon pdrert 49,.
000,O gulael @erIte, 100000
@ais m16 100000 9feis. 9ie or.
fldrltng fiigt binS1t onB Die SGlfte
hieier 4uontitdten an pie 2onbpirt.
i6aft als 8iebhttter 8ttriidgebt,
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ulerikc cr9cbt Rcbe
GrpcrtiteMcr Gaf Gel!

Staot Meerito, 90. Qprtl. Sin.
itefe bes mifgegebenen gntborgos
ouf 8etroiesm bat bic meritaniide
Hegierlrng cine enorme grportfteuer
oilf Del uno 9el6ro6utte gelegt,
melhe om i. Mai IN aruft tritt.
Die 6telter trifft fait mtsidlieBIid
ENGLAND ltno Die Ser. Stoaten.
Statt Der friiberen @eri6tsftpuer
ioa cine 3ebnpro8eutige Steuer bom
8erte oes erportierten OelS erbos
ben tperoen. mos Den llnteridie0 nod
beoelttenoer madt.
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9ndlthans.@e

SodIon, 91iii., %. glpril. - Die
2eitung oeS @iiffRippt 3uftbmtics
fiinoigte an, BOB fe cine tmlierD
qder nmFoiienoe 6arm Der Strafan.
itnlt in oieiem Sabre itdtt nit
9aunnpoae, lpic pripriinalit &C.
plant mar GisidlieBlid) NIT Dtais.
erbiel. anrtoffeln mo s~tiIrbiiIen be.
oflnftaeil merbe.
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Ocntid1cs 6eI6waSet
rldt I'M scr Office ncr!

getrogroo, 90. apriI. Gin
tories aus Shladtidiffen UNI arelt.
8ern deficiencies Gei6lpooer bot ben
8dfen bon 2ibau berlaIIen unO
0ampft noromdrts in Der abfidt, Die
ruiiii6en 2inien an Der ailite in
Oeren Ritden on5ugreiien. Gs beiBt,
boB EN- meitere8 oe1tti6es @eidmu.
Der ben aieler Safen berlaIien boz
unh ii6 nnf benz 8eee mad Der rui-
iiiden 4iiite beftu0et.
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GIrkild1e Grilppcn
1tab ser WeItfrcnt?

aopenboger, 90. april. = Berlin
lit gegentudrtis nit tiirfiiden Grnp-
petL Die fi6 nif Dem 8ege mad Der
befin6en, ongefitat. 0ie.
3eitungen meloen, boB e8
Der 8eltfrpnt ginitis fir Die
0elti6en Itebt.
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Giirkci bat init
Ntt1crtka 0cbrcd,cn!

BaIbington, %. qpril. - 8os
Stnatsomt bat belte bonn dmerifmi.
fden @einnoten StobaG in Bern
bic offi3ie[le 9a6riGt erbalten, 0aB
Die Sirtei lire g~e3iebltngen NIT Sen
Der. Staoten aboebroden bat.
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gei 3nafoaifOn aetStrt.

Der beige @numeifter Sobn G..
9urte lit bier Sen g|erlebunqen er.
legen, nelhe CT am Gage 5upor in
are6ale oaOongetragau, ais elm Orr
beiteraug IN einen @iiterslG bineiit.
ftthr.
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We6[fnntrnle IN Gnn[nnh-

Sonoon 20. aprtl. Baron 3u.
benport, Der Observation-Disclosures
lerrr in Guglnno, bat berfiigt, oaB
am 30. apriI bic aegierlng bic
aontroae iiber idntIihe @etreioe.
miibIen iibernimmt.