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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-07-11
Conspirators
Will Be Tried AT Big Stone
Gap In August.

'6 - 'Ao INV " vi WV Ooh-
spirncy among the noun
taineers Of southwest Virginia
to defy CONSUMPTION and com
nit other crimes when n cor
respondent interviewed Clavin
Mccoy, nincteen-year-old son
of William V. Mccoy, here.
Young Mccoy, who was hold
by federal authorities for con-
ncction with the plot, of which
his father and j. w. Phillips
were said Ia have been leaders,
and on n charge of attempting
to organize n party 10 deliver
his father from jail, was given
II henring before the grand jury
in the United States court here
and dismissed.
According TO young Mccoy a
feeling of unrest and resent
ment against the rich land
owners was not new, but had
been steadily growing for
something like n year. The
matter of their opposition TO
the recent draft law was
secondary lin fact, the young
mountaincor said he had heard
of very little opposition to the
registration among the men Of
the mountains, aud figures
show that Wise county, in
which the plot is alleged to
have been matched and develop
ed, exceeded the estimated
registration by greater mum.
Der than any county in the
State.
CAS- well as could under
stand it," said Calvin, "thc
plan was TO cut down the high
cost of living. The men were
going TO take the land away
from the big land owners and
divide it up among the poor
people who didn't have any"
Asked If he had ever seen II list
Of the men whose lnud was TO
be taken he said that he had
not. Asked il Governor Stuart
WAS one of the men whose land
the mountainous wanted he
said he had never heard his
namC mentioned. From the
description he gave of the ter
ritory the conspirstors intend.
ed To cover, however, aud the
fact that Governor Stnnrt's
great cattle ranges are right in
the midst of that territory, il is
evident that he was one of the
intended victims.
Youny Mccoy t,,knd fr.a,y
.of thn "docInro,;on ,r y,.rn -,
which Uni,od Stntns nos,,s
boy, COW ia soid ho la
siynod i, nthis r,tbn,,s roouost
olony vim two o,hor 49, ~
the ncigbbo,hood i'm, ~, ho
did moi understand ,npch ohon,
il IA wall os no co,ld roman,
bcr il said. "como an h,.v.. ,ho
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-07-11
She Tells What II Did.

The Smith Hardware Com
pnny have recently made a
change IN their store by over
hauling the front and putting
up Il large electric sign on the
outside which shows up brilliant
ly at night reading "SMITH",
and together with the new show
windows, present an attractive
appearance.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-07-11

The government is to have
100000 airplancs built and sent
to France as quickly as they
can be constructed. Our own
men will pilot those planes.
Many fair young life will be
sacrificed in the clouds, but for
every one who falls to his death
the lives of a hundred will be
saved in the trenches. No
saner or more far reaching plan
was ever devised by our govern
ment than the sending of these
100000 planes to the French
front. With a hundred thou.
sand, or fifty thousand. add.
tional planes in the air the eyes
of the German army will be
blinded while ours will still
have light. The rest will be
but n matter of time, strategy
and nerve.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-07-11

New Treasury experts will
count 1900 silver dollars in an
hou,.. On basis as eight hours
u day it would take an expert
counter ooi years to count two
Billions OF dollars which Uncle
Sam required for the Liberty
Loan. That gives N idea OF
the stppendons amount neces.
sary 20 carry on war. Do your
bit.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-07-11

The offerings for the Armen
ian and Syrian Relief Fund
made through the coin recep-
tacles during the past week
amounted to $l2,5G. Let us re-
member these starving chris.
tians during the coming week
and send them liberal offer
ing. Spare some of your change
when shopping and contribute
to their relief.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-07-11

Mrs. jas. Horton and three
children, of Harlan, Ky. Mrs.
G. Weight, Of Rye Cove, and
Miss Bertha Wygal, of Jones
vile, motored to the Gap Mon
day morning from tickley.
vile, Lee County, where they
spent the day with their aunt 4,
Mrs. Eliza j. Barron.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-07-11

This government is authoriz-
ed 10 borrow $1,000, 100000. il
it is needed, To win the war for
democracy, but even this stu
peSdous sum is insignificant
compared 10 the $50, 600, 900, 900
that, according to DR.. Newell
Dwight Hills, Germany pro
posed to extort from us in in
IDENTITIES If given a FREQ hand.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-07-11

Washington dispatches adj
wise us that certain United
states senator offered n bribe
of $1,000 ifhis son wore exempt
ell from the draft. The party
TO whom the offer MAS made
promptly communicated the
fact 10 the Attorney General of
the United States.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-07-11

Miss Golden Bailey, formerly
of the Cove, but who graduated
recently from the Good Samnri-
tan Hospital Mt Lexington, Ky.
has been spending Il few days
i'll the Gap with relatives. Miss
Bailey expects TO leave soon
for France, whore she will be u
Red Cross Nurse, and will be
with her brother, William
Bailey, who is n surgeon some
where in France. Miss Bailey
dressed in first Lieutenant's
uniform FED II parade in Lex
ington II few weeks ago for the
benefit of the Red Cross, nj
which n large sum was donat-
ed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-29
OVER THE NORTHWEST

saying that the LET er buck heads
are judges OF horsemanship par eX-
cellence, and n man to gain such an
undisputed diploma for bronx bust
ing must be real "twister.'
'Hippy" Burmlster, a Umatlla
county cowpuncher who is well known
to Roundup fans on account of his
work as official try-out invoked tho
aid of the Roundup to get him in the
remount station after the government
had refused him. He found long
line of applications ahead of his when
he decided to switch from dough
boy" to a twister.
An appeal to the officers was in
vain, until Burmlster stated he had
been the Round-Up's tryout man. He
was then told that his application
would go through in a hurry If the
Roundup would recommend him.
The recommendation came quickly
from Pendleton. Th result is that
Burmister is now in the remount SER
vice, tanning pitching outlaws to his
hearts content, and he was able to
play u stellar role in the recent big
wild west show here. Incidentally
his nickname has been changed from
"Hippy" to "Sunfish" by his admir-
ing comrades in recognition of his
ability to ride 'em straight up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-29
Convention CLOSES Today.

PORTLAND. Dec. 29.-Final ses-
sions of the various departments,
talk on ''The Social and Educational
Significance of the Theater" by DR..
Richard Lurton of the University OF
Minnesota and a talk on vocational
and industrial training by Prof Frank
NJ. Leavitt of Chicago were features
of the closing day of the annual con-
vention of the State Teachers Asso-
citation. Many new policies for use
in school work were carefully consid-
cred at the session.
Prominent among the teachers par
ticipating in the final programs
were Frank L. Grannis. Marshfield;
Floyd D. Moore, Dallas; A. Z.
Schmitt, Albany; Philip Parcher, A
r. Chase, The Dalles; o. c. Brown,
Roseburg; F. E. Pagan, Moro; Miss
Randall, Wallowa.
Several departments spent part OF
the afternoon visiting new industrial
enterprises as guests of the chamber
of commerce.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-29
WIDOW GIVES EIGHT
SONS TO COUNTRY
LAST BOY or MRS. HENRY BELTS
OF PILOT ROCK ENTERS
AVIATION SERVICE
Three Patriots Are in Navy, Two In
Infantry and Three Are Now on
Trial for Aviation.

PORTLAND. Dec. 29.-Mrs. Hen
~ Belts, widow of Pilot Rock,
Umatina county. has given her eighth
and last son to service of her coun-
try. This record, which is not be-
lieVed to be duplicated in the United
States, was completed yesterday when
Clyde Belts enlisted for the aviation
corps and was sent to Vancouver Bar
racks.
United states Marshal Alexander
was seated in downtown barber
shop yesterday when a stalwart young
man, wearing a broad brimmed SOM
brero, Enthusiastically fixing eastern
Oregon as his residence, entered.
Hello, are you here to enlist p
casually inquired the marshal, who
saw the Young man was within the
draft age and who always is on the
alert for the Stacker.
NO. 1 have already enlisted, re-
piled young Belts. My other seven
brothers have joined one branch or
the other of the service and I thought
it was about time for me to be going
too"
The brothers who preceded him in
to the service were John, Frank, Will
liam, Clay, Wilfred, Francis and
George. Three went into the navy
two enlisted in the infantry service
and the other two, with Clyde, have
applied for duty in the aviation
branch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-29
Alien Encmy Arrested.

ASTORIA, Or. Dec. 29.-The first
arrest locally for violation of the
presidents proclamation prohibiting
German enemy alien from entering
the barred zone was made this morn
ing, when Frederick Wilhelm Rein
hold 10th was taken into custody by
Deputy Collector HaddiX and Immi-
grafton Inspector Gooch.
He was committed to the city jail
to await instructions from the feder-
al district attorney and he will prob
ably be taken to detention camp to
be interned during the war 10th
is an electrical worker and was en-
rloyed at the Astoria Electrical Sup
ply Company's shop, which is within
the barred zone"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-29

The French General Fayoile,
who paved the way for the nhaI
assault against Vimy Ridge, Is IN
command of the Franco-brltiSh
forces on the IAalian front he
was second in command TO Gen
eral Petain in the May 1912
French offensive which carried the
villages of Albain and Carency'
the heights of Notre Dame de Lo-
rette and the Labyrinth tGus
clearing the ground for the nna'
assault on the ridge. He Is re-
garded as one of the ablest French
officers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-29
o5.537 Men Shifted.

TACOMA, Dec. 29.-In great bod
les and in small units, 25,537 men
have been moved from Camp Lewis to
other places since September 1. Per-
mission to make that announcement
was given at the cantonment today.
To what regiments or departments
they were assigned to what posts they
were sent and whether or not any OF
them were dispatched to France was
not disclosed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-29
Idaho Teachers Convene.

BOISE, Dec. 29.-Idaho teachers
and city and county school superin-
tendents today closed a three day
convention here, at which education
al matters of the Gem State were
discussed and a number of pertinent
suggestions were brought out for fu-
ture legislation. Standardization of
reading and arithmetic tests through
out the states schools were arranged
by the State Educational Council.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-29

SALEM, Dec. 29.-The budget OF
expenses arranged by the Marion
county court will receive the "once
over" from the taxpayers today. A
meeting of the Marion county taXpay-
ers has been arranged for this after
noon at which time they can make
recommendations or objections re-
garding contemplated over appropria-
tions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-29
Bnr Thrfft Stamp a Day.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-'Two
Bits Clubs are being formed under
direction of war savings committees
in number of cities. Members agree
to buy one 25 cent thrift stamp every
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-29
Roundup recommendation Wins.

CAMP LEWIS, American Lake,
Wash Dec. 29.-All that's needed to
get in the remount station service
here is a letter of recon- mmendation
from the Pendleton Roundup offi-
cials. OF course it goes without
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-07

liMier aesnt in SaniiItsn II GER
GSuaro Srnd, 449 Sab Ghnfte Str.
SeH Gel. 476-R. Gene gbsas
f631.a.
- Ter ShuIratb bon SomiIfon
bot in ieiHcr Sieimg am Dierritag Die
erciiuiing Der .sainior" -SoAibuIe
,unadpit auf elm Sabr Derihober. @lS
llriod,c lpurocn IL. O. Die hoben Sc.
5ensmittel.VreiSe iospie Die erb0bfen
iStcuern in gerbinbiIng init benz
,SIiltbperbiititngs. SrobIem gelterlo pe'
matt. Zen meiiten 9ebrerH ipuroe fir
oas ncuc StlIiabr cine 9ebnltserho.
bung beluiuiet. s u. Edpuieno DsIr-
De iiir bic n6dliteu 5fpei Sabre elm.
iiinuitie gum SripipoI Der SutitaIe
QclpdbIt. Tie @eiammt3abI Der ShuI'
iinoer Sanriltons betrngt 9,95T.
- Der Suaenboerein Der go. ct.
SScbames 9emeinoe in Sit SouriIton
terauitaltet moreeH Ibeno cine eeiel.
llqc uilferDoltiia1.
- Son 3,493 4tdunern. ipeibe in
.em.l;Iton reeiitrirten. beaniprutltrn
2,OSl gefrciiine rom Wtilitdroieuii
- @eiiern agorgen iruroen SER
Scirpb s.. Srnger, Sobu ron Serru
amo iSrau @enlGniu Senger BON Sinc
STrGbe, uuo ,Srdulein auna W.
Snirn, Sodter BON Serrn uib sSrau
6reh. 5Guu. pon 'corb Siebente Ctr,
ourdj 9icp. SiaSore 8ertaHp IN Der
st. Siepbdiuls STRIDE setraut.
- IN Samil,on trnf BIC 9sadrif;i
eir, Sab Serr IOm 9Pocre IT. bet,
NJ" ein eiHseitpIlter einer aogtriIt-
ilonS iirTna IN auHias Gitp, eineIl
idspereu llufaa crlitt ,iuo nab eiIlenI
Ocriigen SoipitoI gebrott uurbe.
- lem Staotrutb marble geiteru
cine nit ntebrereu bunSert llnterfdrif-
ten beriebsie getition nm cine Bride
an Sinf Strabe uHterbreiiet.
- Sun 9sercu 8oipitnl liz Serr
ss;iiau Z yaorihal i'm alier BON T9
,ycbrcu imo Traii fSronceS Suritb.
gSottin BON Germ GsOuu Snitb, OIL
;icrriib aoeriie, i'm Glter BON 4S
Sabrcn setorben. Serr 4auribGl miro
moigen seafntittig im sreeipooo
Srie0bof unb ,Srmu Surith mpruei
iriih BON Der q. &erouicn aird,e aus
In Ct Stepban,s ,sriebbcf beeraben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-07
Bier Oei6pifter
5n Durani, Oilu., i'm alter bon s BID
13 Sabren,
Gr;Gblisn am @itttDO& i'm 9sri4t
ME fie ibrn Batter srmorbeisH.

Durant, Ola, 6. Suni. Die
pier ainber Don R. 6. Miltsriou, pon
bensn bas GItsits 13 Sabre alt III. srs
SGbIttn am MittipO6 i'm Gountp sGss
ri6i, BEN gtifier paulbiR. ME iis
bic Grmcrbune ibrss @atsrs In ibrsm
6tim duf elmer nat.gsIsesnen 6drm
plnntsn gHs I'm isBisn TbHnsritas
ausfiibritn.
Die 13 Sabre aIts 8sFis unb Der
12ilbris, Sos aaben BEN Ri6ter einsn
nusfii6rIIf,n gsriat iibsr ben 9Ors
fan. Die b,ibsn jiineeren Gtf4ipiisr.
Der 10 Sabre alts Rubp unb Der Sab
rise CttO, bessusien. baB iis auf gers
lanssn Der beibsn GIieren ben Batter
ast5bi.t bdttsn. SdmmtIi4e bessustsn.
6db Der lssiere bdufig aInfyporis ees
gen iis ausitisb. bab iis nber niht of
ter Stldgs srbitltsn, als anbsrs ains
Der Der R19bari9nft.
2lls linen elm. dlinie gseeben irurs
be, nm gu seigsu, ME lie ben Batter srs
ihoiIsn bdften, sislts Rubp auf sinen
But, ben man iiber einen Stuhl bing.
.Ddbrsnb Otto frsimnI ben Sabn az
bsildis. Nis aIsinen ssaasisu. De itisu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-07
0roBe slniresnas
gcuiriadIte in Mgeciras, Spnnicn.
oas gsi.Seriallen b-itiider Se.
idpiie Der Gibraltar
Botserien.

WlnS-iS, iiber Qaris, G, ssun:.
Sn Tepeid,sn aiis gllgeeircs miro &C.
pleIbet, oab Die @atterien in Gibraltar
an 2. Suai. pabrenb ibrer Shicb.
ilbuuaen irrtbiiutliherpeiie Geitciis
nadl gllsesiras iaubten. Dieie ridseien
5ipar nir rueni3 Sdnoen an. tooieteI
cad, niemdno, perliriad)ten nber ter.
po.ar eine Ynnii.
sSn poIitiiden areiien ipirh erflirt.
|bab be: 99riaa niht Don @ebeuturh
iei, uno baB bic ipcniite Regierung
bereits cine 3uirieoeirteIlerioe Grfla.
rung erbaltea bobe. 3roseem ater
bdi bic Regierling einen senaieH @e.
ridJt pom gRilitdr-@ -@oiinerneifr IN
ellIgeeiras eiileeicroert. ebe lie ii.t
mad, 9onSon ,penbet. Qreniier prieio
beipro6 ncl gtiihpcb oes Ianeeren bic
aTfaGeIegenbeit NIT ben friiteren asrc.
,uisEs RGunnaaas, 9uto uIib lmirn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-07

Qanb.soerraths ncreefitrt unb unter
$40, 900 9iirsidaft eefeIlt. 9a Ct bic
Birgtaft ni9t gu ftsllen nermp9ts,
tpurSs sr aad Der Sail sebrnps. Ssin
Sau ssIonst ud4iten TsOntas sur Der.
bunoIuns.
- Cine Sigeunertruppe, tpeIdt nit
a9t Da9sn unb pferbeu auf ppss
Oil, IiibIit pon De Courier, sin Qas
ger besossn bate, srbisIt seitsrn Wprs
gen pOn BEN Sheriff auiion ben Be
fsbl, asnton Gountp gu perlaifen. Die
sruppe sog iibsr Die 5dnsebriids na4
Cincinnati.
= Die 2lTociirts @o5Itbdtistsitss
9eisai6aft pOn Gopinston bat fOIs
seRoe Seamte erpGblt: prGi., r. O.
Biaiams; l. @pssprdi., Ri6nrb g.
GrnIt; 2. @bssprdi., Jrau R. W.
Ran,in; S6abmeiIterin, Jruu g. W.
Goffman; Sstretdrin, SRI. Waggis
Suoq. Der nsue Dirsttprenratb purs
De nj, fOlet tpnitituirt: R. q. DtIs
liams uno ssrn,:. R. z. Grnit, 2. 80.
@cffmaH, 8. !. Diaidms, bic Reps.
Mc0oniel, Suri, gngliib uno 9eitb,
6rau 8. N. Inutiu. 5. R. Sbpmps
ipn, .. 6. S9aisr, .. r. 8laupsl..
ifrl. Sulid 9ribl. 5rl. W. 9uoa, 6.
9. 8oas, ID. q. SiII, 80. g. emeriOn.
5. 9. 6ei5er, e. 9. 5urbsr uuo ..
6. Seiisl.
= TlOrssn Radmittos I'M 8 lib,
LFineet in Der Sreii6ule an Der 23. uns
6olpen Strdbs cine 5sisr itatt. in
metter oas anbsnien 5fpeier oeut'tsr
8troer, Sp6n DcIf unb @iaium
Giiert, in gebIbrsnbsr @eiIs geehr;
perben pirb. @oli unb gifert battsr
irr Sabre 1876 in gsntrolsG Gopiras
Ton fir bic Grrittung elmer S6ulc
sincu 9nupIas bon 80 bei 80 sur
oepiomst, bic crit. S6enfung, tpsl6c
fir eiusn osrurtige7 ,3tret i'm 6ount0
otmaht rporoen mar. 3pei greece Dor
trGts Der bsioer RGuner. bic pcu BEN
2ehrers uno gliernz&lub her Z.
Eiitritti6ule aeitiftst fpuroen, rperben
i'm Corridor oes tSfuIgs5Gubes ongss
Ira6t peroen. Ssrr Gop. gfliigsr,
9rGiioent Der S6uIbeboroe, pirb bic
9ortraits sntgesennebmen, poruui
9rof. Somsr StuR ein. Guiprats
ar bic 9eriammluug rihteu ipirb.
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Fred. A. Erschell,
9eid,enbeintter nab Giubaiiamirer
7.uYorR Str. Newport. .ap.,
9eIe1egu: soi,b ss une Soutt peso.
nleInHbrin Gffier: 6iIaHb 557 o ..
Seaenme nmS Cation.

- Der 9anton S6ulratb bat Be.
fdipfeu, bab Der bsuti6e unterriat
in nGtiien ShuIinbr bonn Stunbn.
Plan geftri6en perben foi.
- 9apton bat sDei Ginit aeasu.
lleber bic geamtennabl Der einen ba'
ben mir bsreits 6eri6tet. Die 2(neere
rat fpIosnbe geamt, erpGbIt: prdfi.
bcrtin. sruu @nbes; giseprdiibsntin,
Trau @bsHburbt; GeiretGrtn, Grau
I9rnnt; '5inanssSeireidrin, Jrau
5enneberasr; S6asmeifterin, 5rau
Us. 8. Rcgormid; gtbliotbetarin.
Fri. Wuasn; aubitor, 5rau SIsiu;
grsFssapmmittss. SRI. Wlallsn uni
Srau &lein.
- Sn Der Gu. St. gouius<air6,
in Dabton finbst Gm nGdtftsn Sonn.
iaa Radmittag tin YgtaIp1 Der @e'
meinbe itntt. g1ffOr 20. u. @iIstts
tpelber siuem RuFs nab glspslanb
Sbio, fOlgt, fpirb gum lebten gluI. in
bieier &ir9e ben @uttesbisnTt lsiten
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lie eibertp Spass.
Sdabamtsiefretar RtsIbup ipridJt an
Montao sIbsnS in Der NuFfbaae.

SIn sSiItereije oer uItterbringnng
Der S:pei gilIinnen &ibermbonoS lriro
Sdasantsiefret1r aIrgIooo ON gion.
.an mad Glneinnnti fouuHen inio III
oer Tltjifbaile enc Sie0e balteit. 2er
iSiIlrBminifter mar boroem it,on i'll
DeIt1ehUeiten. Gr ulatte oaIiu elRc
iSnar bur3 bea Often uuo iuiro MN
one Jipeite aeiie rab Dem Rittel.
luti;sa unteraebnten. loeil Der entbn'
iioAmis !ijr bic 5reibeiisbOnos inuner
iio<3 plel 3u ipiiri1en ilbrig laBt. Dem
Seir,tdr iDirb Gin feitliher Gnrpians
5ereiiet tperoen. Gin Diner i'm Queen
eitp Stub nor @esinn Der 8erialmIr
-Lng itebt nui rem 9rp9rmun.
@caiflte uno AH9eitelte ter Union
Seirrol Siie SSHiurnnre 80. bnben fur
SOP, $50 Siberipbones ecScidnet. 0oS
,Sralen grefuitn3tpurnittee bat iif
ilr SIC, ,009 perpiIidtet. Auf Der Son'
ren:ioH Der 9eriiferiingsleiite iuuro.
beriGtet, oab $2iS,000 eeSeiiuet nor.
oeu iinb. Is Ipiro er1Dartet. bab Gin
tirnnii iitsgianuIrt % aliiIlionea 2ol'
lars Der guleibe unierbriHgt.
9os gubIbitdissaommi!tes fur bi!
aampasns sur llntnbringuns Der
Bombs bate esiiern Ra6mitins pisetr
cine Sisuns in Der 5onbeIstamHer,
Gs tpurbs Oarauf binstpieisn. bab ti.
2sut. ibre 3si9nuneen Hi6t auf bic
LANCE gani i6ieben folI.sn. fonberu
ii4 iofOrt idIdTis fperbsr. ipis OisI fl
pon ben Bombs iiberrebmsn poLIsn.
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aie bratiIianiid)e Resie'
rnnB
grlldrt in fbrsr etntrport auf bi.
qrotsiisRots Ssutf9!anbs.
Tab bic 9eihlasnabms Der Seutiden
G9iffe i'm GiHilans nit BEN
@Sltsrrs@ts erfclsi iei.

Rio Sunsiro. 8. Suni. -
9raiilien bat auf bic protsit'Nct:
Ssuti6lonbs sssen bic geidlasHatm,
Der bsutiden Sdiffe in braiiIianiiaen
Safen init Der Gr,.druug eeantDortsl.
fab bic RepubIii innerbdEb Der @rsns
sen bes 9eIsbss, pie es feIbit bon
Deuii6ldnb intsrpretiri perbs. eebdn'
beli babe. Su Der auhDort 9rdiiIisns
beibt es Il. a.:
Die 9srribunJ Der beuti6en
G&iffe bur4 graiilisn mar cine JoIs.
Der 9erisntung braiilinHiider Son'
b.Isi6ifie unb ii6ert, p6gIei6 bnrh
Geipal., @snustbuuns fir bic Der
LUTTE, ipel5e bur9 oeufde 9nu4boots
psrurIa&t fpurb.n. graiilien banesl.
I'm gintlans nit BEN 9olterrett.
unb benz au9 Don 9sutitaanb ansrs
tonuien geiste. Gs bat sirien Sdriti
eeiban, ipeld,ea aud Nationsn faun.
ipsl6e ii5 ni4t i'm ariess5uhanbe be-
finbeu, nm cine Rseitruns 81 'sipin'
gen. sers6te gntiddbisuns gu b,saa'
len.
Die giesieruna Der Republi. bait
iif einfa@ an bi. Grunbidbe isnss
Rsftss, auf fpsl6em friibtr bi. inter
nationalen gsisbunaen baitrtsn. uno
bnnt.l. nur in Der @srtbeioiauns Der
;}lugas unb sni.rsFsu ihrss eanbss.'
Die gloie Der beutihen Resieruns
mar BEN Winiiier bes Gsubern pom
tolIdnbiIten @sfauSttn iibsrrsifs
,rn,hsu
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Neme 9nraabos
Rtste.en um Gie,ritue In gstiiouri irns
aunias idsperes llneeh ON.
Menisiisns "a psriOnsu tpurben 9.
i5o.st unS 150 perlsst.
Die Drti@aft glmDnt bel Topeta fol
ocllitdnbtg Serftort.
" ecntraIia, geO.. tulrSen so Sdn
ier ipessefegt.

Qaniag Gitp. 6. Siini. g.'
ritien ufoIee, ipelte ON geiit'Dod
hisr einIieien, suirben ON 9ieuIiag IN
ioIac neiier Ecrna0os IN Dli'louri nm
Stlnias tpenigitens IS perionel &C.
to9itt, 60 nnSere perlest i!no ei9en'
thuusif,aben i'm getrage pon iiber e.
ne, aPiaicn Collars aneerittet. YIN
;d!iirurnpH berrifyte ber Stiirn ~
eea.rnIia, no 20 Sduier pom erobo'
Ben ibeageiegt spiroen. aus 9tidrnollo
no, peroen brei Iobesfalle geneloei
III ZEN Counties @abaiiitien Sbaip'
nee, guusIas uab Sefiericn tanen dli
,anunen adt s,erionen INNS Seben
Gie Eeleernpber. lrio ScleppoTl
Drdbte Iieden wm 9beiI 6urnieoer.
lie Ortlhait GlmOnt, uabe Sopeta
tDprbe faft 5aiy 3eritort-
Gem gturute iolete elm tpoltei
S.iidnrtiaer ssegen. iObab piele fIei
nue fSlliie baIb aus ibreu 1iern tra'
tel. aud BE dnberen iieigen idnell
,,no nan fiird,tet In pielen Siitrittel
cine uebcritfpcunnlng.
aanfas gitp, Moy 6. 5uri
Bis ,um gbenb eineelaulsnt Ssriai.
laNen risnnsn, bab in RihouIi Ia
unb In aanias 8 psrfonen ssioois1
purbeu. Die GeIammtdHSabl hsI
gerlssi.n betrast $50. Den sr0tt,r
perluit on Wlsniaenlebeu erliit gsen'
aountp, Ulo., no II perionen um'
,aHen.
Der sornabo madts in iiinrHl
qiabs #sriipiirbigs Spriinss. 4m
friiben Norssn sribien CT in Der R5b.
Don sopsta. !tanias. unb iuri Dol
Witttrnadi in Rap Gountp. Uso. Ci'
SrtIdaft Dean aais, in Carroll Go,
ipuroe sur S6Ifts unp bas slsins
pldbGen Wbiibam total ;sriiori. gor
bort aus fssis Der Sornnbo iib'l
Boone Gountp bintptg unb fuhr burG
witbpap. yIratbsrsDine. Sdnspins uni
Gsntralia. Damn b0rtf man ni6tl
msbr Don ibm, biz CT an Wlittpof
ROrssn GaDOnburg aanios. btim'
fudie.
SoIa, aanias, 8. Suni. Elm mitt
lpcA Ioreen rpusben nnbe Supon
Ifira, Iiib6itlidl Don bier. @iliur
ISnspiness ,no isine Coffin Ssir4 81