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El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
Supreme Court Reverses
Eddy County Judgment
In Garnishment Case

The supreme court today ordered q
reversal and remanding in the case of
Z. r. Hardwick, appellant VS.. w. B.
Harris, ct al, appellees, No. 1881, Eddy
county.
Appellant brought this action upon
a judgment obtained by one J. P. Dyer
and assigned to the appellant. The
appellant caused a writ OF garnish-
ment to issue against e. F. Hardwick,
who made answer that he was indebt-
ed to the defendant in a certain sum-
Of money on account Of a Judgment
rendered against him in the supreme
filed a motion to dismiss the garnish-
ment proceedings on the ground that
the debt sought to be garnished was
not subject to garnishment in the dis
trict court, it being a debt by a judg-
ment OF the supreme court and was
not subject to garnishment by reason
of the rule that a Judgment debt is
not subject to garnishment in a court
other than that in which the Judgment
was rendered. The court sustained the
motion and dismissed the punishment
proceeding and after a motion to set
aside said order OF dismissal, which
was refused, the plaintiff appealed to
this court.
Judgment of the court reversed, and
cause remanded.
Syllabus by the Court
A Judgment debtor under a judg-
ment of the supreme court Of tho
state may be garnished in an action
in the district court brought by a third
person against the judgment.
Opinion by Parker, J., Hanna, G. j.,
concurring; Roberts, J., dissents.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
1s FIRE VICTIMS

Chicago, Feb. 7.-Search Of the
ruins Of the tenement destroyed by an
explosion and fire last Friday was
concluded today. Eighteen bodies,
representing the total loss Of life,
were recovered.
support his action"
Senator Lodge, ranking Republican
member OF the foreign relations com.
mittee, then spoke; saes "a
fIn my OPINION he said, "the presi.
dent did what was demanded for the
safety and future security of the Uni
ted States"
Germany" said Senator McCum-
Der, Republican OF North Dakota, IN
declaring he would support the reso-
luton. could avoid war with the Unit
ed States by fair consideration OF the
rights Of humanity He urged Amer
lean citizens not to travel unneces-
sarily on the sea.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
HAY st7.oo A TON

Maxwell, IN, NJ, Feb. 5.--Those
farmers who decided to hold their hay
until now were lucky, says the Mail.
Hay started to sell In the summer at
$40 a ton anI advanced by easy
stages until now it is selling for SIT
a ton, at which price 1t has remained
for some time. II may even go high
er, but dealers do not believe II will.
Five cars Of alfalfa were shipped
from this station last week, the ship
pers being George Wood and John
Brennan, The hay went to Dawson,
where there is a good demand just
now. One carload brought $iS a ton,
but the conditions We're Just right to
make this price possible, which was
q dollar above the market,
$4,000 for the Shiprock.G allup road.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
76 Years Old, Wants
To Join the Red Cross

Denver, Colo, Feb. From the
number Of applications for enrolment
In various capacities which have been
received at Mountain Division Red
Cross Headquarters here, two received
today stand out particularly.
John G. Bausinger, rs years old, APP
Piled for enrolment as an assistant
surgeon. Bausinger said: II cut off
legs in the Civil war and I'm just as
able to do IL again today"
Mrs. Jane Warns, Of Hastings, Colo
RADIO, asked for assignment to the po-
sition of ambulance driver or "other
post of danger"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08

The foregoing telegram, sent by
Governor De Baca to the New York
World and Times in answer to inquir
les, expresses the sentiment also
OF the New Mexico Legislature and
this state is officially committed tc
hearty endorsement of the attitude Of
the government in the German crisis
The house passed a resolution
by Mr.. Barnes and the senate n by
Mr.. Reinburg, each pledging support
Ct New Mexico TO the president. Both
nass the senate and house resolutions
respectively, at the Legislature is
unanimous in support of the. presi
dent. The resolutions are as follows:
The Reinburg Resolution
The Reinburg joint resolution fol-
lows.
Whereas, it has been officially an
nounced that diplomatic relations be-
tween the United States of America
and the imperial government Of Ger
many have been severed;
BE 1t Resolved by the legislature
VI lI6 DtdtC Vi NNON niCAitO, lhut W.
fully approve the action which the
president of the United States has
taken, as outlined in bis speech to the
senate and house of representatives
en- Saturday, February S, 1917, and
pledge the full resources of the state
Of New Mexico to the support Of the
national government IN the mainte-
400 a.1 lnfaaea ~ Tim rfOk+c M
American citizens; and
'Be 1t Further Resolved, That a
copy of this resolution be Immediate
ly transmitted by wire to the presi'
dent"
The Barnes Resolution
The Barnes joint resolution follows
Section I. Resolved, that the leg
islature of the state OF New Mexico
declares it's unqualified approval OF
the course taken by the president OF
the United States in his disposition Of
International affairs growing out Ot
the present attitude OF the imperial
German government toward American
interests on the high seas.
Sec. 2. Resolved, that the state Of
New Mexico will respond promptly to
any demand made upon it by the ma
ton in the support Of the rights and
dignity Of the American people.
"Sec. 8. Resolved, that the presi
dent of the senate and the speaker oil
the house Of representatives OF this
legislature convey to the president OF
the United States these expressions
by wire.' MF X
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U, S. Land office at Santa Fe, N. Mex,

January IT, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Estanis-
lado Padia, Of Galisteo, N. NJ, who, on
Dec. 16, 1913, made Homestead Entry,
No. 030392,, for EhNEA, NhNWM,
Section rs, Township Is N, Range s
E, N. NJ. P. Meridian, has filed no
tice of intention to make three year
Proof, to establish claim TO the land
above described, before the Register
and Receiver U. S. Land Office, at
Santa Fe, N. NJ, on March IA, 1917.
Claimant m as witnesses: Lon.
limo Padia, Of Cerrillos, N. M; Angus
tin Montoya, Of Galisteo, N. M; An
tonic Mares, Of Galisteo, N. NJ; Santa
Ana Padia, of Santa Fe, N. M.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
New Mexican" Santa Fe, N. M.
First Publication Jan. rs, 1917.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
GERARD ARRIVES.
(Continuad from Page ll

lContlnuad from Page II
strained relations between the U. s,
and Germany.
Judge Hunt gave the defendants un.
til 5 o'clock today to raise the new
bail money.
Mrs. Margaret Cornell, one OF Bopp's
aides, sentenced to a year, said she
would begin her sentence at that time
as she was almost crazy from being
Swallowed by government agents"
Other defendants are Won Setback,
Lieut.. George Wilhelm Won Brincken
and Crowley, a detective.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
r o FALLING HAIR

Don't be Bald. | will tell you
Of a simple remedy that cured my
dandruff and promoted hair growth.
Send 81.
S. r.. Sprinkle, 1884 Larimer St.
Denver Colo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
8O4,9 900 Acres Entered
s On Under 64O Acre LalU|
Over 300 Entries, Covering l45,900 Acres Made
In Past Week at Santa Fe land Office; Four
Million Acres Left

One months business in the IT, S.
land office here, from January 2 to
February 3, shows q total Of 1877 en-
tries and an acreage of $4,000. under
the new 640-acre law. The past week
saw 304 new entries covering an area
OF 145,9O0 acres. : Despite this phe-
nomenal increase in the number OF
homesteads and the area of land
taken up, there are still some 4,000,-
900 acres of unsettled land available
for in the Santa Re land
district.
Register Delgado and Receiver
Vigil are receiving hundreds OF let
tiers daily from all over this part OF
the state asking for instructions ON
the regulations governing the
new 840-acre homestead law. In re-
ply to a. demand for specific and au-
thoritative information, u. s. Com
missioner Clay Tallman a issued a
circular letter to the registers and re-
ceivers, a copy of which was received
this morning. This letter deals with
the following subjects:
1. What lands are subject TO the
act.
2. Fees and commissions.
g.. Qualifications for entrymen.
A. Compactness of entry.
s. Additional entries within ~
miles.
G.. Proofs on~snch entries.
Z. Additional entries for contingn-
GUS tracts before proof.
8. Additional entries for contigu-
GUS tracts after proof.
81, Entries in lieu of re~linguished
10. Petitions for designation.
III. Preferential rights for adjoin-
ing land.
12. Disposal of coal and other min
eral deposits.
10. Driveways for STOCK.
IA. Miscellaneous provisions.
high seas nor do I countenance the
extent to which Great Britain inso-
lently. cruelty and persistenly has
violated International law, nor her
contemptuous defiance of the rights
of neutrals. Germany and Great BRIT
ain are both culpable. The crimes
differ only in degree" III
Senator Norris, Republican, said
he would vote for the resolution, but
regretted it had been presented be-
cause he felt that if senate approval
were desired it should have been
given in advance of the severance OF
relations.
Declaration of War"
Declaring that the president had al
ready almost precipitated the country
into war with Germany, Senator
Kirby, of Arkansas, Democrat, en-
p~hatically announced he would not
vote for the resolution because he
regarded it as a preliminary declara-
lion of war"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08

WHY BE LONESOME? Introductions
by mail, persons desiring marriage;
many wealthy, congenial members;
both sex; strictly confidential; de-
~scription free. RELIANCE CLUB,
Box 376, Los Angeles, California.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
The skIn and Not the Blood

Until recently It has been a gem
orally accepted theory that eczema
was a disease Of the blood. Scien-
tific Investigations have taught us
that eczema Is positively q skin d.
seaae and durable through the skim
alone, Meritor Eczema Remedy Is
applied directly to the diseased skin
DO. not delay trying Meritol Ecze-
ma Remedy. Price so and 81. Welt
mer 4 Burrows local agency. adv
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior,
u. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. Mex
%, 1871


U. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. Mex.
January 90, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that Martin
Lujan, Of Buchanan, N. M, who, on
January ~, 1914, made Homestead
entry No. O2058S, for ShShNWA:
ShNkShNWA :EhNWASWA: B1a
WhNWASWA: NEASWA: VIZ
WhNWASWA, Sec. II and EhNEA
SEA, Sec. 10, Township 10 N. Range
s E., N. M. P. Meridian, has filed no.
tice Of intention to make ~three-year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Register
and Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at
Santa Fe, N. Mex, ON March 90, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Estanislado Gonzales, Cirilo. Con
zales, Trinidad Duran. all Of Buchanan,
n. NJ, Severe Gonzales, OF Espanola,
N. Mex.
FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register.
First Publication February s.
Santa Fe New Mexican.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
trucks.
ACCIDENTAL PISTOL.
M WOUND Kill 6 Sol mig r

MILLS SOLDlER
Columbus, N. NJ, Feb, THE first
death among the troops of the puni-
tive expedition since it crossed the
border Monday occurred at the car
Torment hospital here today when
Private Daniel L Coffeld, of Troop
E, Fifth U. S. cavalry, died from the
effects of a gunshot wound received
while cleaning his pistol yesterday.
The Fifth and Seventh U. s.. a V
airy regiments together with Pack
Trains Nos. 2 and 8 and Wamon Com
panies Nos. / and 2 started overland
for Ell Paso early today.
The Sixteenth infantry has left for
Ell Paso on motor trucks.
Batteries B and c of the Sixth field
artillery has also started it's over
land march to Douglas, Ariz.
Lieutenant Colonel C. S. Farms
worth, who has been the base corr
mander, has been ordered to report to
El Paso for duty.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
Governor and L legislators
Endorse Executive in
War Action
DE BACA SENDS
RINGING MESSAGE
Lawmakers Resolution
Pledges Full Support
Of Citizens
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Feb. 8, 1917.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Feb. 8, 1917.
"The World" New York, N. Y.
New Mexico will stand loyalty
behind the president and hold up
his hands. W. endorse the action
already taken. We believe the
avenues of trade on the high seas
should be kept open to neutral
commerce in accordance with the
law of nations and that the armed
forces of the United States should
be used for that purpose, If neces-
sary
{. c. DE BAcA,
Governor Of New Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
GERARD TO SAIL From
pAPHEI nNA

Paris, Feb. IA Havas dispatch
from Barcelona, Spain, says that Ann
bassador Gerard will sail from that
port for the United States ON a Span
ish transatlantic liner.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08
PERSH|NG BECOMES

Continued from Page ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-08

First Publication February s.
Santa Fe New Mexican.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-28
Gannbiifc 3eitnns nnterSritt.

Montreal, 0ue6ec, Is. Sui. 49,
CROP elmer TormeQen A~nfittoigung
nlf Ser 8or0erieite Der 2ibertc nit
Der G%rtl1ruung, oaB Die llnmogli6.
tsit, genllg 9opier 5u erlangeH, 0ieie
3eitung aur @initelung ibreS Gr.
lAeineu8 ge5pltngeu babe, ieben Bie.
ii0e @inmobner in i6rer Ginitequng
oas critic 9tn8eiden, SaB oie 9eborOe
5unt Gnoe ibrer 0ul0iamfeit aufrei'
5eu0en 3eituugen gegenilbcr gelangt
lit.
Ga 2iberte mar maBlo5 in ibrer
aompagne gegen aonifription Sic
bat Die tauaoilhe, englii6e unO onc-
rifaniide &eaierrng beitanoig an9e.
griffen. Sic mafte Defenders per.
ionlide angriffe Der beftigiten art.
Cine 3eit lang mar lire l%lnterOrii-
dung bonn Stdots0epartement in
GrlpGgltng ge5ocen noroen. Sie
ipuroe geuarnt lnO on0erte ibren
9tanterl.
SIR S6riftleiter, 3ancic0e M}ar.
Iil, lit Ser aisgeiprohenoite @e3rer
bon aonifription. Sic l~lnterorii.
dung Der 8eitling gilt ols 4n8ciden.
oab M}ariiI5 2aufbabn als 60roerer
Der llu5ufrieoen9eit 81 Gnoc 1T.
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GclMnHbeit Scmtid6ct
Peeres tucitcr gut!

Berlin. il6er 2on6orL IS. SuIi. -
SIN Neutrality-suspicious. fir Die 8ri.
iarg Der StriegSlieierungsDertrage
ieilte Ser 9ertreter oes arieg8mini.
itrriums nit, oaB Der @eiunobeIts.
5mnitan0 oes Scores unooucrn0 gut
iti. Gpiocmien ieien fait gar nift
porgefommeb auBer III Der eriten
Set, ais 8rltpben in perieudtes Ge-
bet einnarihierteH. Ole niteten.
Den aranfAeiten ttabmen oont bpgie-
niiher WtaBna5men INNER meBr ob.
Sos Grgebnis Der aranfenbeDano.
lung iet iehr giinitig. &on ie 100
49arn oes JeIobeere5 1tno Seimat.
bceres, Die ar3tlid beban0eIt ipur-
Den, muroen 9t.3 9ro8eut mieoer
0ieuitfd6ig. Iur GA 4ro3ert pur.
oen ais oienitmtouoIid entlaiieu.
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clcpS 6ccroc miro
1~sricossiclc nenncn!

2on0on, 2S. Suli. - Sci elmer
orcben patriotiiden Qemonitration,
Sic am 4. 4ugllit, Dem oritten Sab.
ieStag Der ariegserflarimg Gng.
LAMBS, inter Den Auipi3ien OeS ugaa-
tional 8or Sims COMMITTEES" bier
b%rrdnltaltet iDeroeu Jeff, nil Der
8remicr Die ariegs3iele @nglonOs
uno Ieiner gqiierten riid6oltIos unO
aenau nenpetl. Gle ioniti9en Ge6.
rer bel Der Concentration neroen
Scr S6abfam3Ier @onar Can, Der
lriibere 9remier 4squitb unO Der
lenlionsminiitcr uno Ar6eiterfiibrer
garnes iein. 9as aomiiee, ons Die
aunbgebuilg beranItaItet, tritt fir
bic ihonumgsloje Goriietuma oes
arieaes elm bis Geutidlano ser
idnettert ant 9o0en Iie9t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-28
OcMtIthe Honimln
lauSer an pacifiekufte!

Gin Sofen an Der 8acificfaite, 28.
sylli. - 9reiBig C6emolige oeutihe
aorjuht In &oadnoiih 8eitinoiert
lin0 bier gelonoet uno mer0n bon
arnerifanlid)en @ebeimcaenten iharf
beuadt. glnf fiiHf Ranner uno cine
fyrau NIT elmer bierediaen, iegeltud)-
~besogencn StiIte miro bon ibnen &C.
iabnOet. 4ls 0os Sdiff NIT Den
aoniltln in ben Soien e%inlIci, fam
ein N2otorbobt berbei nito lcgte iid
laug8idiff. Gen SniaiIeh iunf
@aannern ltno elmer 6ralt, lDurOe Die
oten qenanute aiite 3ugelporfeti. no.
raui lie pelteriubren. 8%unocs6cam-
te gIauben, oab Die Site 0ebttm-
oofumente eut1dIt.
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25.0OO nel,c Cfiisiere.

8aibington, %. Sui. - Die 8e.
amten I'M ariegsamt treiien bercitS
lire 9orbereitungen fir Die erfolg-
rei6en aanoioaten bon ben 0ifi8ier.
ousbilounaSlaqern, ole GruenlrungB.
bnpiere alts8ufertigen, 0amit 0ieje-
ni9en, mel6e lire 8riifung beitan-
oerJ i6re grnennungen am Is. au.
euit, penn Die ausbilOung boraber
If, glei6 ollsgeiteat crbaItert. Man
bofit, oaB fat $4,000 neiie 0ffi3iere
oos gteiultat Der aus6iIoung iein
ner0eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-28

Sreffeno. 9i4terIing:
.Mleine 8eoi9te panOsrH iest our
3e6nten Reoattion!"
r0as inO ia pie reineu a3es0srs
.ie!"
aus einem mobernen
Roman. sic gIi4 einem li4ten
3autropfen, Der, Elm iiBer Marters
pfabl ber 9e5niu4t, ii6eraa ieina
Slime umgouteIte, Elm leu4tenOes
g}eteor, Das ii4 i9m nit taulen0
5doen in Das 9er3 I4Ii4, unb 0aS CT
itdnoig nit Der biden Mauer dngits
lider Sorgfalt u~mpan3erte, Damit es
nidt bic tIdiI9e Senie bes &no4ens
mannes Dor Der s3eit tnide! -
Die &t4tung. a.:
n8sin Bib 1T ia in Der a%asiteaung
angenummen?"
s.; .@as2 SD babe ia gar tein
Bib bingei4idt. Sd ipolte ems bins
ienOen, absr mein 6ar6enreiber bat
iitl geirrt."
a.: .@as Bat er bsnn 4ingss
brndt?"
g.: Den Qappcn, an benz id ims
mer bic 6arbe abpii4e."
a.: ga ia, ben baden Iie ebsn
anasnpmmen, On peiBt bod, Das
lit cine QusItenung mpDerner 9emdls
bel"
Gin G6peren6tsr. 9a'
me (sinIdenteno): sParopn, 9err
Doctor, e8 mar Dos 2eBte in Der
6Iaide!!"
.3ut ni6ts; bon elmer 70 rei3ens
ben Dame laFe i'd mir germ ben
gieit gebeu".'
unm6gItd! Gat: .5br
aellner bat mir seitern einen gnn3su
9euer Supps oaf bic 9Oie ssgofen;
nun 1T Elm GROCER Settled brauf."
Birt: ygou u~nIerer 5uppe? -
@an3Iia ausgeidlOFeH!'
= Der Waferftino. 8ier'
bimpfl: IS tnnn mir modem nit BEN
8aOsn, i tries i'm DaRsr aansiI 10
DitI 9urit!"
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41rdiiScnt 1pilion
macbt allies iclbit!
gSia ale 9eiprednugeu ii6cr ct.
waisc TrieornsbcSineunsen per.
lonlid leiten.

@oibington, %. SuIi.-grdit-
bent @ilion miro pGri6nIi1 aIe
GislNiiioucn ilber. Sr~ie0enSbeoiu.
alliiaei Ieiten, in ipelfe Die Ser.
Stouten eintreten nlogeil. Son elmer
boNel amtlihen Seite tpur0e oilqe.
Aeuiet oob Der Nrdiibeut feline 8olt.
iii init 9eSug aili Die 5rir0ensbe.
biuoutocn nod nieinonoem gegcn-
iiber meiter alls0siibrt bat, als IN
ieinei berihieoeuen anipraden unb
Iii ieirer ytotc an HuBluno.
0ie gauge Jra0c miro Die Ser.
Gtaaien, tpenl iie ii9 oil ibrer So.
iaila al beistIi1ei iu6eb 5itr Gin.
mii@uHs IN eurobdii6c, ofrifanti4e
rnO diio.ii1e Bolitit treiben. Had.
neM Sic Ger. Sta1ten ober ols ole
@ortanpier fir @eltIreiBeit uno
iiir bon mlIutr0tiinen Regierlingen
Ie0ridle coer bt0roEtc fleinere gto.
iionef III oer arirg eirgetreten iin0,
.uirb Brdii6ert NiIion feline 5tel-
I.inoiusr1c frilGer o0cr ip6ter be.
FAINT qebea niiilIen.
gnqia;o tit Der oiplouotiiha
ssprtii6rcr fir ole @ntentemd6te.
9lnsrita pcriolgt jeSod), iuie. bctout
ipurop. Giro 9ausiid) itiab6drgige
cuslmbiidc Bclitit mo lit nidt oil
Ole ertlarun36t @roB6ritomliens
fiber Sic 4clitit Der gtlliiertcu &c.
t.al0el.
aaGrifa .uir5 lpo6rideinlid nidt
nft 0Sg ali;erlcG aoaferen5 teiluebs
men, Die hon &abtan5 iiir nd6iten
alpnat ein6enlien ioliroe unO in
melder bic arices3ic(e, rad Der Of
fisieacn ruiIiidat grflGrl1ng, Der
gaiierten oltfs 9telle feitgelegt tper-
ioIlte. IS mltroe BON omtlider Settle
n%nge0eltct, Dab cine iol6c Sell.
iiaFme Die @oItung Der &ereinigten
Gta1ten beeintrddtigen mag, %
ip1tere Gntnidlungen i'm ariege fie
Deranlaiien mogch ibrc &luitGten 81
ail0era.
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Di5eaSmiral hltefs
Sobn INT Pdft!
ASolp9 BON alief ais ga9uur6eiter
ieItgenummeH.

@ingBamton, g. g., 28. Sui. -
8ie iest crit betannt miro, 1T tiir5.
lid bier 2lOOlpb bon aliet cir Sobn
oes oeutiAen &i3eaomiraIs b. alief,
bon @unoesbeamteu feitaenommeit
ipor0en, oils er ais g~eipo9nlifer
gabnarbeiter beidditiat mar. Geiue
Gr3iebung, Die it'd nidt perIelanen
IIeB, erregte 9eroott.
Ger @efaugcne, ser in5miiden
nod Sort 9gletborpe iiberflbrt lpors
0en it, bot einen 9rtoer in Der
oeutiAen aruee uno cine Sdlpeiter
beim 3clti6en Roten &reua bcibt
6.
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1lmcrik. 1Dccticlkuts
i'm 1lmslanS ocfanen!
Goluobl in 9Gnemnrt pie in Der
SdJmei5 stiua 5ebn 8ro5cnt
inter benz Ncnniuert,

Gopenbogeu, 28. Su(i. Ger
aneritaniide @ehielturS lit bier
auf BAL gefalen, mngef6br aebn
9ro8ent unter oem Nennpert.
Sn 8Gnemort 5etgen ii~berb1upt
Oie g8edielraten oIler fri%e0fiibrenOen
2Gnoer cine betrdAtlide 9reis0er.
numbering. &uiiiIde uuo 6iterrei.
hii1.ungariide iteben mn nieorig.
Iten. Die oeutide Mart itebt AZ
9ro5ent inter Bari.
3ic 10 niebris uic ictt.
Bern, 2S. SuIi. Sn Der 60.
5ette De 2auianne itebt: Seit Dem
Ge8eiiionBtrieg lit Scr omerifdnii9e
Dollar nidt 70 nieorig i'm aurs ee.
Itanoen, pie iebt, @1Drenb CT Dor
benz artege 5 5ronfen un0 IL Sen.
times gait, bctrdgt Der allrS jett
nur 4.46.
Sunoert 9ubel, Die Dor Dem arie.
qe 266 Granfen ipert norel, gclten
ieet 80 6ranfen. Sunoert Nart
OeutiAer 0tei6SlpG9rung gelten me.
niger aLs Die Sdlfte hires 0euntuer.
tes, 1tno 6iterrei1iih.ttngariide bun.
bert aronen ihlO I'M $3.50 6rnrfen
gu Baben.
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Elm FREUND - Cab mir den Rat,
PERUNA zu gebrauchen--Es --nm-.
hat linn reichIich Gutes getan

SER gilbert SSones, 452 Se6ite Ct,
Gan Diego, California, idreibt:
oGs gereiAt mir gum @ergniigen,
eeybnen mitteileit al fonrtelt, Diebiel
@ttteg &eruna an mir 9etan. SD
NOR iiber slpei Sabre lang NIT Ma.
senleiSea beboftet rto beriuhte mo-
be3u olles, 500 aber feinan glltbcrt
oaraits, bis Dor ungefdbr bier @tos
naten. 0omols er3dbIte mir Gin
6reun0, 0aB 4eruna tbm BET eineut
gleiden 2eioen iebr gut getan babe.
sd faufte cine 5laide ltn6 err
bielt 2in0eritng bon anfong an, gro.
Bere 2%in0er1tng brohte mir Die 8Ipei-
te Glai@e, uno na9betn i6 Die brit
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Sampfe nod nidt ppr6ei.

S6ongbai China, IS. Suli.-
Sin aorreipouoent Der nNortb Obi
ma 3ailD SEEMS" beri6tete, onB
ernite adlnpfe bon Neuent in G6eng-
.3u, Der SouptItnot Der grobina
S3e.G Guetl, auggebroden ieien. Die
8ruppen Der beioen GiboIen &wei.
Gbow mo guu.gian itreiten nm
Die 9berberrid)aft. Die @auptItaot
ioa in 6lommen itebeu uu0 Die Be
oolferuna fliebt.
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gerliurr G~iufummeuitener.

Berlin, 26. Suit ilber &onoon
%. Suli-@rob Berlin miro in bic
ieu Sabre etrpoS mebr ols 104..
100000 Marf @infommeniteler
5atIen, cine 3unnbme bon 1000
600 Mart eeaen oas poriae sobr.
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Ism. i. @auni44 Ahnufat.

Spridl oeutfd itno lit 0ffentIider
Rotar. 348 Omaha gationol 8anf
8ebduoe, Omoba, Qebrosfa.
%rcftiSiert IN allen @eriften 0es
Staatl3 un6 Der Der. Gtooten.
Stretbt Seitonente ans, beiorgt ge.
iibtitel un0 itebt Abitratte 0urh:
itebt, oab Eeitamente i'm Qo9loifen.
idnftsgeridte aeoronet ueroen. Be
iorgt @oamohten unO 5tebt CRIB
I6often in irgeno einem Cell Der
BeIt elm aoaeftiert aiisft1n6e.
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glti6t anf ieinem goiten.

Berlin 81. Sui, ii6er 2ouoon,
%. SuIi.-9er Goloniolminilter
Or. 81. g. Solf bat 6reunoen in
Samburg mitgeteilt, er geoente ob-
5uodnfen unO eine Stellng I'M
Ansmdrtiaen @Int nnjunebmen, un-
begritnoet ieien. SUI llebrigen lei
er boIoif ~iiber5eugt Dob Die 3u-
funit Der oeutidcn aolonien eeii-
dert iei,
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wSdpcmtlidper
Wettctbcridbt!

Giir @odc b~esiuneilO am 90. Sui
fiji ois 9rarieItaaten ionic oos oberc
uno mittlerq @liHiiiippi Gal:
Marsn loibreh0 oes erlten Geiles
Der 8odle. Damn ElaBige 1enpera,
nr. Die Nitterltllg miro inn Nagei
meillen idD5n iein, auber Ginger 10.
fnIer 8eluittgrItilrm