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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-20

all this accompanied by the ''soft in vincibility'' of which Carlyle wrote on the tomb of his wife.
 He is a resident of CoImar and an advocate by profession. The Bar has been in many oppressed countries the forum on which the battles of liberty lave been fought. O'Connell in Ire- land. Gambetta in France, has each in bis turn brought down tyrannies by thd voice of the lawyer; this is the part M Helmer has played in the life of Alsace. It was he who appeared before the merciless tribunals of Ger mans to plead the cause of the Abbe Wekerle, of Hansi, the caricaturist, of every true Alsatian who had brought himself within the wide sweep of the German system. And his speeches have been the appeals of the continu- ance of the struggle for freedom, and helped to strengthen and perpetua te it! Two days before the war he left Colmar5 if he had remained he would now, like so many of the other ardent patriots of his cry and country be in a German prison.
 Such, in epitome, is the case of All sace and of Lorraine. I can regard with nothing but contempt any Brf-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-20

which should rise a pointed iron rod, insulated Joy being fixed to a cake of resin Electrified clouds passing over this would impart to it a portion of their electricity which would be rem aared evident by sparks being emit ted. Phila delphia at this time offered no opportunities for trying an experi- ment of this kind. While Franklin was waiting for the erection of a spire, it occurred to him that he might have more ready access to the
 cloud region by means of g com-ecr; kite. He prepared one by attaching -wo cross sticks to as~silk handker- chief, which would not suffer so
 much from the rain as paper To his upright stick was fixed an iron point. The string was Of hemp, except for the lower end, which was of silk.
 Where the hempen string terminated
 a key was fastened. With this con- trivance Franklin set out the first
 time he saw a thunder storm ap- preaching. He went to the Common with his son, who alone knew of his intentioos He kept his intentions se- cret be,ause he did not wish to be rfdieuled should his efforts in the in- terests prove unsuccessful as was only too frequently the case among
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-20
Auto Killed Him When
 He Bent to Pick Up Hat

Going hack to recover his hat prov ed fatal to Joseph Petto of 156 French street, who was struck by an automobil on Stratford avenue, last Tuesday night. Testimony in the case was heard by Coroner Phelan today, who summoned a number of witnesses, including Frederick s. Mullins of s27 State street, who was driving the machine. M. J. Lillis of 773 William street was the car own CT.
 The testimony showed that there were a number of vehicles near the Yellow Mill bridge on account of a band concert in a nearby park. Null lins was driving slowly when two men started across the street to catch a trolley car. Petto's hat blew off and he returned to pick 1t up while his companion went ahead. While Petto
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-20

the ignorant. His kite was raised. A thunder cloud passed over it, with out, however, giving any sign of cleo tricity He was on the point of giy- ing up the experiment as a failure
 when he observed the loose fibres <sf his string move toward an erect no-
 sition. He now pressed his knuckle to the key. and received a str,,,.r spark. One was oyerjoyed with the result and repeated the experiment
 severa! times Thus the identity of lightning and electricity were proved
 Franklin at once proposed to erect lightning rods on buildings. He found
 many opponents to, his proposal L
 Then others, who agreed with the
 principle, declared that the rods should have a dull end and not
 pointed one. Franklin advocated
 pointed ones and these in the end proved the better and have been used
 ever since.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-20
SUES FOR DEBT.

Suit has been brought against MT. and Mrs. George Orlove of this city Inv the Erwin M .T>n-ines Go. for $250. It is alleged the defendants have failed to p~.y 9o4 sul1e.ies Aur- nished. An automobile owned by the defendants has been attached in the action, which is returnable to the common pleas court.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-20

was bending to reach his hat he was struck The witnesses were Francis B. Ely, 2196 North Main St.; Mrs. F. s. Mullins and F. S. Mullins; William Chapman, 196 Seeley street; George Filsinger, 395 Carroll avenue; Frank Scholz, 437 Seaview avenue. No find ing was made today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-20
INVENTION OF
 LIGHTNING RODS

It was on July 20, 1747, that Benja- min Franklin made his first experi- ments with the kite in his attempt to draw electricity from the clouds. He had originally intended to erect on some high tower a sentry box from
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-20

Henry l.. Bell. well known polo player of Meadow Brook. was sum- moned to Washington to join the quartermasters' corps. He will have the rank of captain and pass upon horses needed in the sAruinA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-20

tish democrat who would contemplate leaving this noble people without the liberation for which they have strug- gled so long.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-11
TERRIBLE EPISODES
 IN FILM PRODUCTION
IDLE WIVES" BRING HOME THE GREAT TRUTHS TO MARRIED
 MEN AND WOMEN.

The story of the drama of Idle ! Wives, which opens at the Lyric thra.
 ter for three days run Monday. E,
 a powerful domestic tragedy. and one
 which $ buried into the heart. and
 minds cf every married man and wo- man who views the picture The syu3p sis of the feature follows:
 Anne Wal, settlemea, worker
 has married John 8ud finds that life
 as the Wife Of rich man fails 10 satisfy her. Even her children ale
 left to the care ol a goverues9. Ricu- ard. her husbands brother appeals to
 her te take his part n lIs contem- poted marriage to Alberta, who has
 been led astray and has d fatherless child The Wall family repudatee Richard when they hear of it. and
 Anne cannot stand the astIfcia.Ity Of their life any longer and returns 10
 her work.
 In the same tenement with Alberta | lives the ~haues Molly. their daugh- 1 ter. is a head strong young girl, who defies her family and rnns away with an un~crupuio's cadet named Larry. | Her awakening is a. bitter one, fer hn refuses to marry her. and she lives on in shame avoiding her father who is searchue for her. John Wall fiads. after Auues departure that hi. life 1 s not SO pleasant as it has been. His mother nterferes and makes his home Uncomfortable for htm but his pride l win not allow to call Anne back. ] Anne. in the meantime has made the acquaintance through Alberta. of the 1 Shanes. and has promised to try to tind Mol y At last she traces her 70
 dance hal. and conducts the heart brC ken Father there Sue speaks 10 lNIolIN who Veeps and says she Is too | far gone to retrn Larry discovers that Molly is about 70 become moth CT and treats her SO that .he leaves him. and seeks refuge in the streets. For days she winers and finally goes i to the address of the home Of which Anne has given hea. Just as she ap- pears John comes to try to persuade Anne 10 return to him. He begins 10
 realize what power for good his wife wle.ds when she sees her recep-
 ton of the poor little waif
 This is but part of the great story
 of the production which p a pay
 within a play distinct novelty in motion pictures. and teaches lessons lneNer 10 be f0reOtten.
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Williams Kidney and Liver Pill.

Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and lvcrl Have you paina in loins, side and baekr Have you habby appearance of the face and under the eyes3 If so use WILLIAMS KIDNEY AND LIVER PILLS. For sale by all druggists. Price 50 cents. WILLIAMS MFG. CO, Props, Cleveland, Ohls Scid by Central Drug Store, Hot sprlnus
 Ark.
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"A Good old-Fashioned Physic."

Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whole some physie thoroughly cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stomach. tone ID the liver. For indigestion, biliousness, had breath, bloating, gas, or constipa- ton, no remedy is more highly recom- mended Wm, o. E. Bielke, Hancock Mich, writes: "I have given Foley Carthartic Tablets a thorough trial and 1 can honestly recommend them as a mild but sure laxative. They work without eriping Give stout persons a free, light feeling. X. c. Jennings.
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COMEDY I'll EATER.

Suljsna Musical Comedy Company which has been playing to good busf- ness all week, will change bills Mon day pre-. entng a augha5le tabloid f9ace comedy entitled King of the Boo Islands" featuring Georgeues in The Bodmm Dance. This company is small but giving perfect satisfaction and will be at the Comedy theater i1- definately. We are also going to re- serve Friday nights as amateur night. Cash prizes given to the winner, Leave your names at the box office Three performances daily One in the afternoon and two at night. Also five reel feature, The Black Sheep.
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GERMANY HAS SPeKEk
 HER LAST WORD
SECRETARY ZIMMERMAN SAYS DECISION IS IN PRESIDENT
 WILSON'S HANDS.

Amsterdam. March g. Via London .- Dutch new papers r.o i>led .hc fol- lowing statement made by D. Alfred Zimmerman the German foreign see lIetatE. to d representative of Blda- | Ipe~t new paper
 "As far as dhe United States is con cerned. we have spoken our last word and the decision is in President WIZ son hands.
 We are determined to carry through the hmarne war to the end. The results of unrestricted submarine war thus far have been very satisfactory
 As to peace | may say that despite the refusal Of our peace offer Ger many sjl stands by the words of the imperial Chancellor and is prepared to pace herselt at the head of an al-
 lance of states for the maintenance cf the worlds peace
 As to European neutrals I believe there will be no change in their p.es- ent relations with ms in the course of [ the war Neutral ship owners should give up tle'r trade with England. They have made enouah money and can af- ford to bear tine loss of Eng ish trade. They will soon recognize that it is to
 their interest to keep their ships at home SO that they may use them 10
 the hest advantage after the war Dr. Zimmerman added that the mill ] ltary situation is entirely t.iactory 10 Germany
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-11
MATTRESSES MADE NEW

People make a mistake in throwing away their mattresses when we can renovate them and make them as good as new by our new electric mechin- ,ery process.
 Upho,stering. furniture repairing, feather clearing and renovating, sachion work and high grade bedding. All work guaranteed.
 LANDER MATTRESS co. sof.5 Third Street If. Phone 53f
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-11

Use Liggets aoloen mp tea for making iced tea. Thig req is pro cured only from the early fIowery
 pickings, which in this country is found in bat few of the most exclusive stores, and then al prices varying
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ANNoUNC EMENT.

Dr w. II Hickson announces that he treats eczema, blood and all kinds of skin diseases by a method that is simply wonderful Also diseases of the rectIm and cures piles without the use of the knife Twenty years in Hot Springs Citizens Natl Bank Bldg. 2-2l-lm
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-11

from s200 to $500 a pound. Price s1 00 a pound. For sale by R. c. Nor ris Drug Co. Phone 242 6-10tf.
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MAGNETIC TREATMENTS BEST
 OF ALL.

For rheumatism constitution. ner yousnes- bronchitis. stomach liver kidney diseases. Electronel Robe i- marye ous Sct Snyder, h. Indel hotel 3-ll-3t
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-11

We have Fu operation a circulating ar system throughout out plant, which prevents fly from lighting. The Pas. ssurlyed Mlik Go. e-11.tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-11

This is Clean-Up and Pa.utUi week. We have all kinds of paint ana do all kinds of painuus Bisgs the Paint People,
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-11

Nice rooms and apartments at the Heskett BIO Park Ave. O Crystal St) 2-22tf
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MRS. NETTLEToN

Scientific facial ana scalp treatments, also hair tintng. dying, shampoo'ng'
 manicuring. Buckstaff Beauty Par lors. -1S-lmo.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-03-11
DIR. WAGKE9'S OFFICES.

Dr. DaCosra Walker announces that he has removed his offices to front suite, second floor in the Kempner building. Elevator service. 4-1S-tR
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We furnish the only pasteurIxed milk sold In Hot sprnaa The Pas ssurlTsd MILK Co. s-1t-H
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Oo6arbeitcr1S
i'm uetu pcrker Pafcn!

Sen gorf, 10. Sept. Dit
$500 aut Den Gods Der S%ntcrnatio.
nal Mcrcoutile 50. o~ngeiscltcn Or.
beitcru bercits ON Gtreif, 0robt Dem
@anoel 9laiu 2)orfs enc i6limmt
llnter6in0ung. Bie Die gcamtcn
Der S~houcrlaltc erfldren iuIo 90,
600 Mann bcreit, eilen Spalpatbie.
itreif 81 Beginner unb Die 4rbeit
meoer5ulcgcu. ais Elm 4roteit Der
a~uiteIung cincs 5treifbreder8 fei
tens obiglr @cieaiAdft. Sic Iettere
1alt bi35er at Dem Dloru rua0 mei.
CERT iih, iGn 3u cltlaNen.
Qer Strcif bcganu uuf SEN Gods
Scr @9ita Star 9inie uto 6reitcte
iif Damn olti %0iejeni9et Der Gunar6
uno 4tlantit Gransport 2iuicn nlts
2eute Die out 3of der anerican
giuie init Der e~Htlnoung eines
Gampicrs beidGitigt mnrctl burton
l)rc arbeit b~otlcn0en, I'M Die 9e9ie.
rung bird 8cr30ger1mg Der @oit
nidlt in 4crlggenbcit 81 icBeb lpic
Die 9enmtcn Der Union erflartet.
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Err Qricss. nno Marinciefrstar
berlaHgen meitcre &eiuilli.
gnngen.

&aibingtou. 10. Sept. Ger
.Saus. uno Senuts aonfcrensaus.
iduB baben lid 6elitc ouf oie Sill.
SOC, 100000 Bond Sill geeinigt
uno nercn @eridt miro Dem SeHat
an 0onnerstoa, heU @onie ON
6reitag u~nterbreitet meroen. Q}og'
lib it, oaB Ser gr0foeut Sic Bin
am udditen 5uutstoq untcr5eidneu
miro. morauf iie @cicttroit CT
langt.
aricgsicfretdr @ofer uuterbrci.
tete beute Dem Seuat5 5~inon8olts.
iduB 9te6riorocrpmgen fir Oie 2Lr.
mec I'M 8etraae oon S2SI416,000.
gr itellte Dem &omitee Dor. 0aB
0ieie meitere Gunme u%nbcoingt
n6tig lei NM njiui6te oaB oitielbe
ST. Ser $1,000 100000 betraqm0cu
GringlitteitsborIo8c 5ugcidIngcn
Bon oieier noh5eIuhten
iolIcl $4,000 900 hir Sic
4rtiuerie ~bertUcnoet ner0en 6allpt-
idtIib gun 3wcfe Der 9lufipeiher.
mig non Munition; 40 MliQionen
fir 9eihoffung BON Snden 81
permeuoen Die sur @ll8itattpnq Der
4rtiQerie n6tig iino, @}unition lit
bieroon ult5qeidloheR; $33. 750,000
0iencn 3ur Geihofiltng bon MIui-
ton; S76.676,0O0 foitet sic Q}uui-
tiou gum lIe6uuqsihigBeu fitr cine
4rmee bon $500 900 02dnn.
Sir @~eriteaunq bon Mafien. Der-
SEN So, 10000 uu0 fir bic ..tells
eiuridtlng oes arienuls 8u 9iod
5slano mer0cn $4,000 ben6tiqt.
1ie 9ioHierarbciten i'm 6eloe be-
0iuaen cine 4usgobe bon $50,
un0 Die GQuipierung Scr
miro auf $500 600 ber-
Ole @eneralc Grp5ier uuG
erfl1rten, ooB 0ieier g}ebrbe-
mbe0iugt n6tig lei.
4ud Der @iarineiefretdr 9aniCIs
miro I'M 2oufe oes @odmittQq5 nit
elmer beoeuteaoen M}e9rforoerunQ
iur ieiu Qeporteutent bor oas
6inaH3.S enatsfomitee *reteH.
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ccbbaftc Gei6iik>
R0mlpfe tint Weitcn!

Berlin, 10. Sept. Ius bent.
i6e ariegsant beridtete gciteru
fril6. @aaresgruppe 8rtn3 Guppredt.
@tte SidtcerbaItiiiie begiiuIigteu
Oic GHtDidllmg lcb9afteH @eidilb
temples, Scr ii6 in 6lonoern an Der
Suite uno in einigen A6iduittc1
3pii6cn &out5oliapalo uno SDs
mabrmals SIT beftigem Sronmlclfeuer
iteigertp britiide Suianteriean9riHe
bliebeu aus. Us fam Hur gu ort.
liden @efedten, bel 6eien @eiongent
in uuiere @dll0e fieleu. 9~foro0itlidl
4rros ltilrntcn itorte britiide 4ut
ildringsabteilrnlgen Dor, an eirlget
4unften bis on lmierc 2iniat, aug
0enen fie 0Hrh raide @eaenitobe
mieoer pertrie6en tplrocu. Auh M.
be ct Quentin bereitete Der 5eino
nit 5ellerueIa @ngrifie flr ieiHe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dol, bic uir
uberaa 5lrlidrparicn.
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HmHiitbc ,itiniitcrkrifc
nod nicbt scRcben!
Die gOlidebifi, arreusfps arimmis.
ite 6einbe, uerOen lmlder
mGdtigcr.

2on6on, 10. Gent. - Die beige
GnilD NeDs bat beitc aus &rtro.
graz Gepeidcn crbalten. rob oie
Ntiiiitcrtriie nur NIT gfd) mo Strad
ilberitanocn lei un0 raj bic Ytit.
9lie0er Der 9(rbeiter .ltn0 SoIooten.
partei lit Sdarcl 5lt ocn rnNitalen
glementen, 0cn 8oIidcpifL ii6erge.
benz mas fir acreusfD ION itblct
&orbeoelltrmg lit. Gen irilbcren
@liniitern StobcIeii |}luticutieif utl0
Sieratelli tit Dos Ger0ieni. 3u5uidrei.
ben. oaB Sic @tntiiterfriit u~orldufig
iiberitaioeu lit. Gicie Orct @}auner
Haben Sen 9iat Der Sol0oten un0 9r.
better beeinfluBt 70 ooB cit @rudI
NIT Der Gc9iermq pcrn1icOcH mur0e.
Gem Gorreipou0enteu Der 9niI1
9}elu5 3itfolgc baden Die GrtrGniitcn
lit iiiugitar Belt ungenlrlu itdrtcn
glnbong g%erUonnen; 0ie gnu5e 9rbci,
ter mo SoI0otengortci ideilt IN
Oa5 Eager Scr 9oIiAcDiti Bnii6cr5u.
gebcn. @obI uuteritlet 0ns grefit-
tipfomitee Der Solodteu ut0 grbci-
ter INNER nod Die RcllcrGig, 0od
nluB oosielbc friiber o0er ipotcr elm.
icbclL 0oB Inn sic 1}oht ans ben
@dRoen ihIiipit. u0 bic 6olge miro
iein, eoB oo3ieIbe teine @Cpalt me5r
iibcr Die 4artei bat. Scr Netrogrn.
Der 9tat OR arbcjter mo 5oIOatcu
lit mebr raoifdI, ais Q~1ricnig2 hi ii
gero eiucn nn0cren Giitritt. Gin
Oeucrn0er 6rieoe 8Diiden inn uu0
Der Gegicrllng lit unmoglidD uao es
lit faint o%n8uucbutel oaB Die gegcn.
nartigc Gage Ser 2iuge LANCE ul.
Odltcru faH!i.
(3ie @oliheDifi biI6cn 0o5 iut
bcugiome ra0itaIc Clement in Rub
lan0 Bar; iie gIoilben oil oagcncine
9ruoeridnft Scr 0icHitbcit mo Der
oQnumeu Den aricg9
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DeMtlcslc bcnMken
leSt - cnf=Bcmbcn''!
Eenfgnie nernriaAen granOwnuScn ;
bic Naitertrn pcrOrn Sasielbe
@eiduh andl duiuenOcH.

@oris. 10. sept -Gie SEM.
Bonnie lit bic ncltcite 9e5einultug
Fines oeutiden @cidoiics. Is lit
sille neue sSorm bon @ds6ombe, oo.
5fl britinrmt. 6el f6rer GrpIpiion ben
Berah bpii Seuf 5t berbrciten.
Wasaiosfen ihiieeu 0u 5oIooten
Dor Der GinatHnna 0er giitigen
GiinIte, nber lie f0nneu nidt oogc.
gen geidlutt iDeroeL o1b ie 9ron0.
mlnt0en erleinen. @9eru 0a5 rSenf-
gas Die &apt beriI6rt, beruriaht Is
idredlihe @erbrenHlnGln. mic iie
0nrd 8eriibriirg nit fodeHOem
@oiier nernriaft meroeu. Qa8 Gas
in G%erbin0ung nit Der &3rperfeuds
tigfeit berGriadt Sic g8trtung.
Sn ibren Idapercn uhformen un0
init ibrem rod ldncrereu @cpad
idipiBen sic Sol0aten, manr iie in
Mftion ifa0. uuo melrt 0as 8ns NIT
ibrer ihtDciBbeoedten @aut 1T Be.
riibring foFH1ut. catite1en @rdHo
1untloen. Ole artillerie bat an
ifaueritan inter Sen Mirf1ngeu Der
8oHlbeu 8u Iei0en.
ginige tote Senf6ombn fino ouf
ocIeien unaO oeren Sn6olt annl1iiert
nOroen. Ole 9riten un0 Die 5raH.
soIen fennen iebt Ole 8uiainmen.
ietung 0es Snbaltes un6 balo ner-
ben g5cnfbombm" 8rDiiheu BEN
0elitiden Soloaten e~rblooierc1.
SIT einem fiir8Iideu goritoB BEL
@erout hottert Die aanoniere Der
grrnee nes 4ronprin5etn tauien0e
a5enFbomben" geldIeuoert, aber Die
6ran5olen maren oarnuf borbereitet.
Neion0ere uniforHlel ans 2eoer
.nr0 @ltinnli maren noraelehen, iO
0oR nie 6ran8oien wenig 0urd
9rdsahuin0en Iitterr.
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erfcnnunG %aefuu0en baben nod.
Dem tnlIien6e unicrer ocoHtctfteil
|Biiraer Die @o0Itaten be3euat bat.
ten melfe lie oieier 8eilinetboOc
bero1uften. &iele uiltcr ben 2eiern
Der aGribiiue@ iino bon GbiroprnE.
.tifern fliriert poroen itt0 begeiiterte
4nbdugcr Der Gbiroproftif gcluors
Den.
Scr frnqlide 9(rtifel lit Ser a6.
0rild eincS 9cridtes BON 9obenport,
So. Der Stoot Der G6iropruftif
AoB iuuerbolb ciuer Stilube 375.
&otienten itno 40 aSublinationen"
0o9uteOer iQot i8) beGan0cIt mlir.
0elt. Or. Gee g9. GOludros. Gr1li
0ett Ser 0cbro8fo Gbiropractic Ga.
cietp. gibt foIeen0c' Gefinierung
elmer Sub~lurotion: Cine 1nriftiqc
2aae eincS GiidemirbeI$ all &C.
rinQfiiaiQ, I'M ais Gcrrenfltug o0cr
Seritoudlun1 be5cidnet 5u iper0eh
ober geril9etO, mn cilten 0rud
oif bie gIcrben oe8 IildQrot5 aus.
5uiIben mGIhe BON 0euu gliidgrat8.
tnodcn an 0ieier 5tellrufq ollsQes
ben nltO an Sem GnOpunft oieicr
1crpcH cine arant0cit bcrbor5nrii
len
Ger erfudbnte Gtcforo mar an ei.
uer Der 6reitIinifct iuaDrcto Der
fiir8Ii6 itnttgeimOeucn aonbention
III Davenport er5ieIt iuorocrL meld)c
bon GGirobraftitcru uu6 9atienten
aus Scr gou3cn @eIt beildt mor0cn
mar, lteber einbut0ert Gcbrnsfncr
nobHteu an oericlben tell.
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Qmcrik0ner perienkt
ScmtId5cs Gan6beot!
3luei nuriuegiide 9ampfcr BON
0eatiden ll-gDoten in bic
Siefc befOr6ert.

g6riltianio, Gorfuegen, 10. Sept.
gerIiner aorreipon0ent oe8
4fton8blaoet meloet, ooB ein be-
tpnHnete5 uncertainties Sdtff cir
oeuti6es 8ouh6oot, mel6es Elm
~ncntrole5 Sdiff bei6ob oltrd einer
moblge3ielten SdltB ~barienfte. M}eb-
rere @lann Der 8eioBung 0es
Gaudboote5 burden geiangca &C.
nommen.
G6riitiauio. 10. 9 eutidc
1uud6oote baden 6ie nortucgiiden
Gambler 6octo, 1878 Gonuet, uu0
Igomas arog. 1869 3onneL Der.
ianft. 3pei @}anH Ron ie0en Ser
gennnnten S6iffe famef Inns Sc
ben.
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STIR Grkl6runo!

Giner unierer 2eier bot an einem
fiir8li6 in Der nGmoba Gri6iine"
eridJtenenen buntoriitiidcn artifel,
Der bic ltcberidriit nGbiroproftiidc
anodie" fibrtc, Gnitob qcnommcn.
oa CT Ser glniidt lit. OoB Gcrioncn.
sic nit Der Gbiroproftit nidt bc.
faint finn. gu Sem @loubcu qcIo1.
Gen f0mlteiL ooB Die uGribune" iitr
0icie @eiIlnet6ooe feline @htlmq
ere IS mar iidcrlid uidt
nnt ,loiidt oiucn 6erartigen Gin.
orud Jerbor5urufct, "a mir miiiet
Oab Die Gbiroproftifcr icitel8 ser
2e9islahtr BON 1915 gGietIide an.
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HinHenbMr0 an
1~1lc&lenbMr0s PcrSc0!

amitrrOam. 10. SEPT. GeIo.
moridaa BON &itoenburg bot an
Ser5og Sobanu 9llbrcdt bon Med.
Ienburg, Den 4%rdiioerten Der nelen
boterlGnoiiden 8nrtei, foIgctOe Bot.
idait geion0t: pSbr 9lllfriii an Die
Mdmcr bon Sitprcibcn bot mir
qroBe 6rci,0e bercitct, ireil iic ms
9eutide ernitli6 mornt, itber ime.
rcu 3ipiitiafciteu ben arica 5i Der.
9ciicn. Erob Der ousiidtsDoQen
aricgSIaac lit 0os Guiein uniere5
@oIfcS mo uniert 5tcQltnq in Der
8elt nod in Der Sdmebe. Sim mir
Oohein cinia, 10 meroeu mir un5 lr-
ermeiien."
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Giipken trejbca sic
Hmficn 5mrda!

CT. 4eter56urq, ij6er Qon0on, 10.
5e1t-2er ruiiiide @eneraIitob
mcIoet in elmer bier eingetrofenen
2epeide, oaB Die Iilrfen an Der Der
iiIde1 @ren3e einen goritoB oiisqe-
fibrt ba6en bel benz a8 ibnen &C.
fltngen it, cine 8ergfette in ibreu
a8ciit 81 bringen.
3ie Iirfen grifien Die rufiiden
5teaungen altf Dem 2amm Der
8erge 5miiden Sdimoroidtut un0
9uoarec5 an, ieh3ig aiIometcr oit-
li4 Don Gerpanous, uno Die ruiii.
idcu Sruppen Uur0en, trot0em ie
hartnadiqcn @iberitano leiitcteH,
binter bic @ebirqsfette 8ltriId9etrie-
ben.
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R~cGcmbo0cnsD ipiiion
ecbt I'M allcr lfiir5e
nod Srankrci6!

@oi5ington, 10. 5cpt.-Qie Re-
genboqen- Gtbiiion 5n Der oo5 brittle
Soma Geginent ge96rt, miro in al.
Iee aiir5e mad 5ranfreit Die 6abrt
a%ntrcten. giidts fam uber oas &C.
nGlle gatltlu oeiaat meroen bod
10 bieL betlmitet. 0aB oieie Qibiiion
-pie Die gtet gn9Iono GiDiiion-
in nober 3rfunit nod 5raufreid
ilberfii1rt mer0en miro.
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OeIterrei6s Ai1tmcrt
0uf Sie papit>uote!
8On %eritannlidcn JrieOen3boriala-
gen aber iuiro feline 9icot iein.

Qmiter0am, IS. Sept. - USE Sic
8iener 4ageneiue 3eitltnq lneloet.
miro bic oiterreifiide 4iltlport oui
Die 5rieoensnote 0e3 9opijc5 mad.
item Qonncrstag (olic morgeu) 0enl
pdpitliden gtltntii5 i6eraeben uno
AM SaHfstog peroffentIidt uerOen.
Die 4utport miro iid NIT elmer aa-
geneiueu 8cipredung Ser 9orihIagc
oes 9apites bcioiien. las @eradt,
0aB oiciel6e uctlc ui0 ieniationeqe
5rieoensUpridlage ent5nItei; miro.
itebt i'm &ioeriprud nit Den Eat.
irdeu, iagt 0os gcnanntc @iener
4latt.