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HILLEMAN ITEMS.

Messrs. John Gaddis, Frank Staples, Leonard Mitchell, Ed gar Exam and Herman Taylor visited Heber Springs last Monday.
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. James Fraze on the 4th inst, a son.
 Rev. T. J. Brick,,ell of Brinkley filled his regular ap- pointment at White Hall School House, last Sunday and preached to large and appre- ciative audience. MT. Monroe Henderson of Brinkley was with him and made an elo- quent address in the after noon. The good ladies of the community provided most bountiful dinner and every body passed most pleasant day.
 Miss Jewel Holmes and Charley Knight attended the fish fry on Cheatam Lake last Friday.
 Miss Daisy Hay entertained number of her friends on last Friday evening with a party. Many old fashioned games were played and much merri- ment was indulged in until a late hour, when all the guests thanked their young hostess for pleasant evening. Among those present, were Misses Fern Holder, Jewel Woods, Alberta Lane, Bertha Holmes and Mesdames Geo. Lane and Hiram Lane, Messrs. Frank Chappell, Scott Fowler, Leslie Fowler, Herman Taylor, Dan and Homer Holder.
 Miss Grace Burkett, our teacher at the White Hall School House spent the week end with home folks at De- view.
 John Taylor of Cloverdale Farm marketed load of fine melons at the negro picnic and ball game last Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Taylor of Cloverdale farm were shop ping in Hunter last Monday morning.
 Roy Terrell had the mlsfor> tune to have his foot badly mashed at the saw mill last week.
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. Dan Rouse, on the 18th of July, a daughter.
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Notice of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that A. Mahfouz has purchased the en- tire stock belonging to R. and A. Mahfouy, aud in the future will condact the business in his own name. All obligations and accounts are payable by and to be paid to A. Mahfouz.
 This 9th day of August. 1917.
 R. Mahfouz 8-1O-I7-3f. A. Mahfouz n -. r.s ..x ii U sns ARoua
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Fireman for heavy duty boiler, who is able to look after the ma chinery. Good wopdIhandy. Nc ametuer need spplT Apply to J. W/pickson.
 Phone No. 3.
 Brinkley, Ark.
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A LITTLE SERMON FOR TO-DAY

Stand fast therefore the liberty phereUh Christ hath made us free entanged ph the poke of bonddgeGd Ibelieued md therefore haDe spoken.2 Cor iD l3
 aresla who fear speak
 the the weak
 who will not choose
 scofing, and abuse
 silence shrink
 Front the rut they need must think;
 who dare not be
 In the right wi three
 J. R. LOWELL. THE real corrupters of society may be- not the corrupt but those who have held back the righteous leaven, the salt that has lost its savor, the innocent who have the moral to show what they think of the efrontery of mpurityhe ser ious who yet tmdly succumb before loud-voiced scofferthe heart trembling all with religious sensi- bties that yet suffers itself through false shame to be beaten down into outward and practical acquescence by some r,de and worldly nature J. H. THoM.
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Cooks Wanted to Feed the
 Soldier Boys

Just 240 cooks are wanted to go to Camp Pike at Little Rock and cook for the 3S, GOO soldier boys who will assemble -.-.s about Sept. 1st. The salarp fe,- class A cooks, those >capaba of giving instruction to others, will be Sl25 per month while class B cooks will receive S90 per month If interested write
 W. N. TRULocK,
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
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4 steamer party, composed of Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Stout, Mir. and Mrs. A. C. HuddIeston, Mesdames Jas. H. Stack, E. L. Woodfin, Jas. M. Haynie Helena) and Miss Fannie Brown, is ex- pecting to take the mid-week boat next week for St. Louis and St. Paul.
 fell 'em you saw IT in .ne ARGTIA
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5 ) Reward LOST BLACK fILlY

A young 2 year old black lilly. with white spot in forehead. branded on left hip with D. Has white feet. Was Aunbroke and bridlewise when it strayed from my home at Monroe, about Apr. 5th. Locate this pony and write or phone me at my expense for reward.
 / 1. E, DESHAZo, Aug. 3-17. Monroe, ArK.
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i ARST 24 MEN
 NOT ExtNpTfD''
! f the First 57 Men I.m;ned Only 24 Pass
 ,d as "Good'

A4l, the first 57 men examlnee
 ben passed on, up to las' X by the Local Board of Ex' ,s., at Clarendon, and out <. number the following 24 s,pO marked up as not ex. ..d or discharged" and who to service under |iraft law. Ap Leon Harrison Brink'ey
 ucDowell, Brinkley
 ston Noel, Holly Grove.
 W Henderson, Route A. Holly Grove.
 Ave Brooks, Clarendon, x,je Jackson, Indian Bay. \. F Alexander, Monroe. lie Ellis, Brinkley.
 n Reed, Brinkley.
 lyon Upshaw, Holly Grove. byd H. Shaw, Blackton. ssrce Wood, Cotton Plant. Sbert Grady, Clarendon. Ines NcQuire, Turner. .nes Cole, Brinkley.
 kV A. Smily, Holly Grove. Ines B. Long, Monroe.
 Ee L. Alexander, Turner. Inner Harris Boales, Claren- don.
 huy Temple, Clarendon. has. Fitzpatrick, Jr. Cotton Plant,
 ,vrence M. Lambert, Holly Grove.
 n. Bullocks, Indian Bay. hank Thomas, Clarendon.
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bns the Soldier Boys

Under this head each week |ARGUS will be glad to print |items concerning any and all @Monroe County boys who 10 the service of their country hy branch. Please send in De ARGUS such items for fcatlon Ed.)
 fnk Saine, Joel Brickell. E Schield, now of the U. s. H, were over from Little f this week visiting friends. kEnond Whitson, our neigh Hoy, mention of whom was
 as having been discharged
 navy because of broken E of feet, is at home from Navy Yards.
 D wondering why it is that ptnOtlc people of this sec aa not unite Tn a big gath
 t0 be held in Brinkley to
 henor to the Monroe county
 who are in the service of
 country, It is no more
 ilght and proper and it aOe a most enjoyable gath
 lor our people.
 h Babb, Ex- Asst Cashier @ Bank of Brinkley. who ben in the Officers Train 'anp in Little Rock, for the
 several months, was here al for his first visit. He lgfne L. Woodfin are the
 'To Monroe county men
 E offcers training. They 'laE within the next few
 whether or not they vii p0notlon as officers.
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s REWARD FOR LOST COW

A red muley COW about 5 years old. branded with figure 9 on hip and also on shoulder, has ear marks also. Let my home on Cotton Plant Brinkley road Sunday, July 18th, when she was seen crossing Bayou bridge com ing south. cow has just dropped calf. Will cheerfully pay 100 cash for any information leading to recovery of COW. For reward notify me.
 ED VANPELT.
 R. F. D. No. l, Box 50
 Cotton Plant. Ark.
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BRINKLEY MAN
 IN CALIFORNIA
He Likes to Read the Argus Tells About the Golden State in an Interest
 ing Way

Redlands, Calif., July 27, 1917.-To Argus Makers and Readers. Kind Friends: 1 want to tell you something of my re- cent trip. It may not interest you as ye Editors write-up of his auto jaunts, as he is more gifted in description and de- tails than 1, and then he writes of home affairs, and we all know there is no other place so dear as home. But then here goes for my say. On We'd nesday, the 25th inst, 1 left Redlands at 6:15 a. m. in an auto. We stopped at San Bern ardino where we changed in- to a large twentypassenger auto bus bound for Los Ange- les. The morning air was crisp with just enough breeze to make the ride delightful. We passed out through the San Bernardino Avenue which we kept for several miles. Along for the first stretch of miles we passed orange groves of large old trees, some of which were still hanging full of ripe golden fruit. Then we passed orchards of younger trees, some of which had beans planted between the fruit tree rows. Then we passed through a scope of country where the fields on either side of the road were planted in grapes. There were hundreds,
 yes thousands of acres lined
 with rows of grape vines-a fine vineyard indeed. Next we came to the bean fields; as far as the eye could decipher the vegetation it was beans. They raise different varieties I was told. We then struck the sugar beet section, and there were fields of nothing but beets, beets, beets. Then we found more orange trees, some peach and plum orchards, also ap1i- cots. Then we came to where there were large orchards of English walnuts. There is mon ey for the grower in these when there is a good crop but this year they were injured some by the great heat wave in June. After these we found more beans, then a scope where they had acres in toma- toes, then where it was hilly the oat and barley crop had been harvested, cut and raked up for hay. We passed through several little cities and towns and arrived at the great city of Los Angeles be- tween ten and eleven o'clock. They claim for it over 50O,- 900 inhabitants, but 1 did not like it, with its narrow streets all congested with a great amount of traffic and travel. But soon made my way to the big depot and took an cleo tric street car for Long Beach, and what do you imagine l did first when I alighted from the car there? We'll it was to walk straight to the beach and gaze at the broad eXpanse of the old Pacific. 1 was made to think of the first message that was ever sent over a tele- graph wire. See what God hath wrought! I had long since wanted to see the ocean and this was my first oppor-
 tunity. It is awe-inspiring to stand or sit and watch the waves as they Till up and pop as they lap over, causing the white foam to rush away. then went and found where Mir. and Mrs. Hal Minnis and their son Master Fletcher of Roe, Ark, are pleasantly domiciled for the summer. It was quite q treat to me to meet them there and then their hospitality was unbound ed while I remained i'll Long Beach Fletcher and l made o t,.s,, tn Gan paIYc oy Thu1~S-
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k,,,,,, Much Smaller. |sssssa speaking, the aver.
 es.hooseoO eOul is smaller than a
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|sy ,'n, nat May Return. |see ~is ma'' declared grandma, } l'lnaore more modest.o f know" Ne nsn prant girl, Tt was a fad
 get back to it."--Life.
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ka,~' Your Ears Open. xAe a v 'ne moment may be the
The Brinkley argus., 1917-08-10
What Did She mo.n7

.e,. ~. !, us sit nearer the music"
 a,,s. uen you can't hear what s o you.' She (rislng)-"I ! 'ie along. Boston Tran
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Net Lost In Gaming The laxative properties of fruits and arc not destroyed by can
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perisnal' Rcti5en.

en- Teiner Wobnuna go. % Sarris
ION etrabe, Ult. Seuffbp, 1T seftern
friih bier 6enrp Men5s i'm after
DON n Jnbren, isiren 9ieben ourt
ben Sob eRtriiIen fporbm. Die Be
erbigunq bes @er5Ii4en.n, Der m fpeis
ten arei'en geudI.et unb beiiebt geiDe'
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pom 9rouerbauic itattfinbn, iporuu'
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DE su Da. 5eolt59 Elm 5rausrgcttess
bisnii rbeebalten ipirD.
.sd1 unb unertpdrtet in geftern GER
GolR. Ctr. elmer Der betdrn:
teifen Gtit1ftsIe:t. Der Stnht, Dlit'
inbd6er Der syirma 2ruis Stir 6 60
I'm GeTfdftsloidl an Der SiebeHter
urb Dalniit Strube eiuen SerJi9a
ae srleper. Der 9obingeitiebeue, be-
EN- Utter bon 81 Sdbren erret8ts, pin
terfdBi an ndber.R Ineeb6risen BIZ
aramqebeugte WhttDe. siusi So9ns
brei griber nnb stpet S4ipefsru.
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9eaiajer eauSipe6rbersiu.

Gelegenffi5 ber eeftrieen 9erfnmms
luna bcs 0eutiden Ganospehrbereins.
bic ipie iibli9 IN Der mofbtngton
glutiOrm itattfdRb, fiibrte IN Der Gb'
peieubeit bss prdFbentsr Juftus
Sommer 8iseprIfoent Otto 2rusgsr
ben gprEs unb Setr.tdr Soisp6 DetB
naltete ieines amtss als grototolont.
Der Derein 'uuroe BON BEN 4bleber
bes aamsrdben 2bolf 9lHte In 2ennts
nib aeIett unb BEN 9dhinseitiebe'
nen, beiien Gnbensen burh Grbeben
BON ben Chen asehrt tu,irbe, tpibmete
8beprdIfbent arusaer etueu bersli6en
gta6rirf. Cine @inldoung Der Sc
funasiestipn an siner 9optfdbrt am
IS. Suli purbe cnsenommen. Die
Qftfn6rt srfolgt I'm nsun iIhr 9ors
mittaqs. Die Srnae, ob Der 9eretl
pdbrtnS beg Gommsrs Elm 0icnie pera
anfaIt,n fog, tparbe nuf 9tutrus bes
Rmneraben mil6etm Doursr poridu'
fia snriideelegi. Die einndhHeu ber
8eriamuiuna telieFen fidb oGf $77.50
benen elusauben in Der Sobs BON SIC
aeaeniiber fanbsu.
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Die MeeGterei ber Wsamm.
f@affen
Bon ber ruifif@sn Glotts
Dom g 4par5eH Meer.

ct. petersbura %. Juui.
glbmiral SoIt6nt, Der pom ben melies
ridden Ulanni4dften BON Der Tlotte
pOm S9pGr5sn Wlesr isinss Sons
mnnbos entbobeH purbe, ingt, bab bic
Weuisrei bic jesi 5a Gnbs iit, Don
Delesaten BON Der OitIee Gloite
psrurIo9t nurpe. Sn elmer 9eriamms
luna Don 15, 200 Ulonn DON Der Glotts
ipurbe beI9lofen, bdb idmmtlife Ofs
fi5isrs Der 6lotte. einidliebli6 bss
glbmirals unb Ieines Stabsdefs uers
6aftst unb bur6iuft nsrben iolltsn,
auf ben 9runb bin. bab iie i'm JHters
efIe einer 9egenrepolution agitirieH.
Die geiasnng Sss Jlasai6iffes Usrs
langts. bab Der aoHtral Golthat ieis
nen Gdbel auslisfsrn folts. Or peta
serfe ii5 bies at tbun, iageuo: Die
| Sapaner lieben mir bieisr Sdbel. als
mir gprt qlrtbur rdilmten. SD babe
mir ibn in bem arie5e nit Sapon ers
tporben unb perbe i'm niAt on Sud
auslisIern.-. Gr mari Rad bisien qBors
ten ben Sdbel ins 9Dnfer.
Die Weuterer bdtteH Junterbepes
iden on idmmtli6e Sdiff. sel9idt.
in benen bic Wnnnidaftsn uHsepieien
purben, bic Dffi8isre gu entfpdffnsn'
| gbmiral &olf9dt f.inerieits i6itt'
| fyuntenbepei6sn an bic Offi5isre, BIZ
Il nuipies, teinen @ibsrituuo 5u lei
Hen, 70 oab 8lutOersieben permieosr
perbe. es nurbe bann beidlohen, oat
bic Sffisiere nibt berbaftet iperber
Iuutn. Die giannI4aften beitanber
a6er barouf, bdb Der aomirdl aOlt'
] dat reIiarriren miihe.
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Sat efaeinaati gum geitsu btr 3lotbs
arrn5 WsiriGhaft beissitsuert.
Tiss erfrsnlifc JleiHItat in Der geiiri.
sta SdJIntperialuiHlnns in Der Z
glaHflals
le,nsm eHtbniiGiiiidIeu ,mebrsrt JaH.
ieHs sableHoen HHbttOriHm
ptrfhHbtt.
SER SnlinS Sleiidmann nnS isiHs
Ginttcr, ,srnn Gbos. 5leiifInan,
NIT 100000 al Der Spies
Der 9iits.

Tie aanlpaalie gum gcitsr Der
2bleritnniifcn 3otben areuj 9eieil.
iaait, oie Dor einer @ote in bieiiger
Stcbt eiuseIeitst iHo ieitOem nit
Der sroBteu gnergie betrieben woroell
IT. eits nit oeIn geitrigen Sage 81
duoe uno in Der Rdiienperinnlntluug,
neldR oaS anHrpognefomrHittee ae.
ltern absHo IN Der w2uiitbaIle pernt.
ltniietc, tonnte 5erid,tet irtr6en, bah
.Ginrillnlti iein aeitefies 9iel pou
$1,000, 600 iiberifritten rno i'm San-
sen 81 Sol, 900 fiir ben giteu 3luet
altisebradt 5at.
Der gcitriee Gag ,eitigte nod sru,
beIcnbere anitrensuneen Seitens 6e'
II Seams, lpelhe ndbreno Der gan
gen @ofe benz Sommelwerf obeelcger
bc6e iumb onS @eiiiltd mar, 0aB bic
ielben in DER Notwithstanding frl
Genoe ginlduie beriftcn fonnten:
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Gin 8ebeiutnif
1lmsisbt ben Sob eines fiussH
padres,
9eEen 9eihen in etnem Sotsl Il
pbiIGbsIp5ia aufseiuubea
lpuroe.

g6iIabeIp6;d, %. Suni. =
4m Rontng 9fbeub srtIdTe bic go'
l9ei, baB iis nab 2Osftiir6tgen Be-
mi6ungeu fbatfdtli6 nidts IN Grs
fubrung ge6ru6t babe, mas 5ur Qufs
ildrund beg Gebt:muiifes bieueu tounz
ts. oas ben 5ob bon Treberif alsrane
Der unb 9puiie 6. Sames umsieSt,
peIdbe am Sorntns @beno als Seic3en
In einem Sotel aufgefunoeu tpurben.
u. Z. S6pI3 ron Reip gort, mel
der bic oei6en ibenttfBirte. fagte
bas gaar 61be fein 5sim am Conn
tuo nit Der QbIi9t berlaiien, iih II
biefsr Stabt su psrbeirntbsr. 2tr
Sonntaq 9r6eu6 purbe stIerunoer, an
os6ritt eir Sffiaier uilf sinem Reoie
run1s aGbelfdiff, toot uufsefunbsn
lpte man aIaubt irfolqs zines Ser3
orfufIs, unb feline ge9leiterin lag ne
ZEN ibm NIT elmer S6uBpurbe In
| appf sym Seirathsliaens gureal
/ befiubet Ff fein Giutraa, bsm7ufplg
| Rem Qour eine 9iaens dusueiteIIt tpHr
Be. rrb bie geb6rbsr oeriu6eu I'm
i, feftsufieqeu, Oh has Budr ifou BET
rufhete, ebe es 96ilubslpbid errei6te.
9lsrEte, fpeIhe Wsrdnbers eei6e m
| terfubten. torT,ten fpeoer EN- Seit'e'
ON fetnem &0rpsr finber, bds ar
! 9lrtpeubun1 bon 8eDalt i6liesel
Iiebe, md cine Spur, tpeIhe dnosn
ten triirbe, hos 9tIeunber iufplae DO
/ Gift fturb, urp man utrrnrt on, oa'
Ier einer n1fiirfibeu ScSesurfobe sr
Iod, urb bas b1nr BE Soues iIh 1
Der gersipetfluHa fefbft t6otste.
/ gine geotis, tpsl8t m BEN 3fnui,
lnrfsrflrnhsn murine. hittrt. baB 2siti
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Sasidbimens @sipsbre
gsurben am sonntag in GOrf. SrLaiio,
gegen Sinn Geiner gerittet.

gort, 25. Suri. Bel ben llnruben,
Delfe bier am SorIitog ii6 erei9ne.
tei., uuroen @toi6Elen. .SerDebre gege!
bic CHM Geiner in gtmDe:roung &c.
bratt, oa es Der golBei ui9t selun-
oen mar, sic Sroniine Dieoer ber5n'
itcaen. Ratoem bic Poli5iiten nit
Sieineu 5on1barDirt por6cn mnreH,
.ouroe gefebl eegeben, Die Ytei6inen-
C5eIrebre in glftion 5n 6ringen. Gin
Y6onn ipuroe getootet uno Elm anoerer
idupcr rerruunost. sn ben Soipitdleril
liecen iiber elm Gliselh Sim 5einer,
.uelhe 6ur6 gaionette DcrtDunoet
uurSen. lie llnriben rr,rroen oltr9
sic Esi,ppeu i6lieblttb luiteroritdt.
gs tpurbe ou9 EN- @Hgriff auf bds
gefGnqnis eena9t IN oer Qbfidt, bic
in bemIelbeu feitsehaltsnen politii4sH
@efdngenen 5u befreien.
Cine glu3abl DON GsiTtli9eu bers
Iu6ten Der5ebens, bic Chm iSeiler ~
betpeuen, be Rube midi gu it6ren. stz
suleBt bic nit &drabtreru, 8uponettsr
uub RepolDern betpaffHsts goLissi ais
riidte. Gin Sbeil Der Qsute empfinf
bic geamtsu nit SteiHpiirfen, ufel
bic WSebr5abl fob in SsiteHftrabsn
2ou5on, %. sainL - IN einel
9epeite an Die Central gterps" boz
Gcrf miro 6ie 9lIBobl Der Rerionen
fucIbe am Sonrttag bei ben unrltbel
III iener Sta6t mebr o6er ntinoet
!dguer oerlest ipiiroer, ouf or sig on
aege6en. giner Der HoIi3ei. .Syufpefto
ren erlitt 9efdbrlide Wcrieeumgen, I'M
mebrcre goii5iiten botten elm tnnppei
entfommet. 9Qg Die g'Gibinenaelpeb
re aiifgepflar3t fpitrber, reritaDanoel
bie utetIte,t Der Sirn ,yeiner.
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2siersebn gnffrasetter'
gor benz @eiben Saus in Bai9tng'
ton Oer9dftet.

@af6tngtOn, .. 6, %. SrEi.
U}ebr ais elm DuBeRO Sufirdge,teH
lpurpen am 0onneritdg bon Der 45ol'.
aei perbaftet, ais fe ON Aetbeu 5}dlS
por6ei muri6irteu, ii9 IN ber Jtabe
bes Sbores auiitslIten uno Sufiras
oetteu Banner sntbuIlten. Suroerte
BON 2eilten Iabeu ben 9erbdftuugen
su. es fanoen dber tetne rnruben ItatI.
Die 9erbafteten rDuroen ale se5en
eiaene gargf9aft freigeIaHeu, na9z
oen lie i'm goIi5ei>9 9duptquurtitr To-
re Ramen, i6r Utter uro ibre Se'
Iddftiaung angegebeH. Sine 3sil Iiir
bas gerb6r purbe uibt ungeieBt 9ie
gstreFfenbeu finb dngetldgt, ben Stros
fenpertebr geit6rt gu bdben.
sc hsfdrben Td 10 Trunen IN Der
Qardbe. IA oupon tpurben perhdFtet,
ndmli6 bic i5rduIeins WtabeI 8eruon,
gebabd; autberiue Wprep. 8oFcn;
WSauSe 9unliiou, Rprfolt; eu;r
Burns, Hep gprt; Tlppenee 9uus
mans. Minnefoia; 8ertu @rone, Gan
Francisco; 9irgfuta 9rroIo, gorff
Carolina; 9dpind Dod, 9bilabetpb;di
paaIins Glarts. Rem DOrt; mGrtirc
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Ter 9pli5et4eT boa Jns
oianaprlis
llnb fiinf anbsrs f4uLbig 5sfunben,
an elmer 9erI6p5rrng bet4eiligt
gsrpeIen gu iein.
Die bas 9essben oon @a9l6etrigs'
reien gum Spsd ge6a6t babe.

SnbionapoIis. Snbr %.
Suni. Gamuel 9. gerrptt, Der polts
sei6ef BON SnStannpotis, urtb ftnT
anbere tpurben am Wtontag gl6sno DON
einer Surp i'm Ser. Staaten Oiitrttt'
9eri6t f&uLDig befunoen, ut etHer
8erT6p6rung CUR 9egs9ung pon
@abl6etriigereien i'm Sabre 1914 be'
tbeiligt getpeier gu ietn.
Die anberer, BE nit qerrott iibers
Fiibrt tpurben, Ftnb Rop u. gape, pos
IiaeitupitGu; 8dplarb Sonbers urO
W{prton 6. SuIfe, 9oltaeiiergeuntsn
Gee Gtrinaer, Detettto, unb german
&. Qbam, ber fibtiIae SniPettor Oo1
Waber uuO 9epi6ten.
Der Eebente angetldgte, 5rart Wt
SobnTon, en- gDolt5iTt, purSs DON osl
SSprp frsigsfpro6en.
Der Ri4ter Serbtnanb u. 9etgeF
pon UetIpuutee, Der ols Spsiulrt9tel
IN benz Taa fungirt bat, bat bic Slr'
oumeute iiber ZEN Gntrug Guf Ge'
ipd6ruug eires neuen pro3eiIss au
ben 10. Suli ongefeBt.
9ie Tduner blsiben DorIduft9 untel
ibren bts6erigen Bombs BON $500 bl'
5000 ouf freiem SUB. Dos 9erta
ptrb am Steuftag burii6er entiaetoen
ub bic girsI6aft srb0bt perben iou.
Sieben arbere Rarner, bic ebeir
ions in @er6inbung nit bem 5aa Il
qlntlaoesuItaHb berisst por6sn tpdrer'
batteu Iit9 DOR siutser 3sit iaulbtS Be
frr,r1t
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dber ben 3usug ID n
mittelIofeu 9eutf4M
aus ben Ser. Stadteu
:LL Sra,,4

aus ben Ser. Staateu
ni4t erfreut.
Stabt g2ertto, 8. Suni.
(aorreipon6en3 ber @H. qrsifs). Die
bier le6enbsn 9euti6en fiu0 iiber bic
Qnfunft Don 9euti9en aus ben Der.
Stadten abiolut ni9t erbuut, unb bic
Qnt6mmlinge iel6it iino iiber ben ibz
nen aeiporbenen gmpfang bur4 TIRE
Qonbsleute nod tueniger erfreut. Gs
tounte nur tpenigeu 4rbeit uahgetDie=
len neroeu, unb Der GTpfdng, ben
2lr6eitspiIlige in beutider Gefddfteu
Fanben, ioa Elm b09It unfreunDli9er
gepeIen Iein. Die untertiisung Der
gr6eitgloien fdlt ndmli9 ben beut'
f6en 9ei6dftsleutsn 5ur 2aft, oener
ne6en6ei aud cine llmlage fir oi'
BON @erban6 feutf6er llntertAaner
ins Wert geIebteu propdgunba duf'
erle9t purbs. @tliAe Der Slti6tlins'
beT5pertsn ii9, man babe iie r2ano'
ffrsi6er" uenannt. Den arbeitsloier
DeutI6en prben IN etnem billiger
Sotel tdgli6 sfpei WIdbl3siten Derab'
r.itt, biz. .aber, ME es 6eibt, h66it nm
eeuiigenb Tein fpusr. 5m oeut'9er
SonIulat reqiItrirteu 80 oeuti9t
Tlii6tlinge. Sin Sbsil Don i6ren retItt
Dor turaem nab Der Weittiiite ab.
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Selcsrapbiide gtOti5sH.

Ra6 einem BON Der 8urab Di'
rectprp gompdnp genommener GeHs
fus bot bic Stabt gttror. Dblo-
157. s12 @tnpo6ner. Gs 1T bies eins
3unGbme DON 81 ,607 gesen bas Ior'
ia5r.
- Seuti9lunb bat ben oon ben
Eruppen Der Gertralmdbte beieBten
S6eil Don RumGnien cine &rtegston'
tributipn DON $250,000,000 Grants
uuferlegt.
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Ieaer.

- alus fctpeii unsrmtttsiter llrfa9e
brad ssiieru 2fbenD in bem Sauie 1O.
$50 aosan StraBe. bsTeH afpeites
GtodiDerf bon Gabritl Goebfi bes
pobHt pirb. sin Geuer aus, Sns am
SduIe einen S6nben bon ettpa 5000
0eruriatte, pGbrsnb @Oeb6i's Stds
ben ii4 auf sttua $50 beIduft. Die
sglammsn breiistsH fid aud nrf bos
Saus Ro. 219 Ginbldp Sirabe aus
nnb rihtstsn IN Der Bobning BON pe.
ter Ddtii9 stHsn S4absn bon. sttpa
$50 an.
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glmerifanii@er Yaifasier'
Gampfer
nit tnappsr ROt6 sin,m sau4bOOt
entganeen.

ginenalifder 6afen. %.
csuni. Gtn amsritanii4.r paiid'
aierbompfer nusSe in Der lestel
Ja6t in Der gidhe Der irldnol9slI
aiiTte pon einem srobem oeutiheil
llnisrIeeboct ongersriffeu. Gin BON
b,m Sau96oot absei9oHener 2or'
pebo perfeblie ben 1ampier I'M me-
niger aIs 20 i5ub.
Das QielDaFtr bes Sorpebos ipur.
be nod rehtseitis bemertt uno ourcI
aeIhidfes Man6Oriren eelarg es BEN
Odmpfsr bem 9prpebo 81 entgePen,
Rur fir sinen 2luseitblid mar ne'
7burm bes lluierfetbootts iiftbnr
pdbrtnD Der 9ompfsr spii4eu aipel
srcben @osen lag. Dds Snu9boc1
| ipurbe slei4 bdrauf ails Sem De
lii9t berlntssr