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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-25
PROGRAM GIVEN
BY ORCHESTRA.
Trinity Concert Orchestra Presents
Pleasing Musical Entertainment
at Trinity M. E.
Church.
ASSISTED BY SOLOISTS
Organization is Composed Of Twelve
Members and 10 Directed by
Alfred n.
Hicks.
ASSISTED BY soLo1sTs

A very interesting musical program
was presented at Trinity church last
night by the Trinity Concert orches-
ira, marking the first appearance OF
the organization this season. The
orchestra was assisted by soloists
and the concert was thoroughly en-
joyed by the audience. The Trinity
Concert orchestra is composed OF
twelve members and is conducted by
Alfred III. Hicks. Mr.. Hicks deserves
much credit for the success Of. the
program which was prepared and
presented under his direction.
Those who assisted were Miss
verna Conner, soprano; Miss Ruth
Alling, reader; Miss Margaret Aid
rich, musical reader; Miss Florence
Alling, piano soloist, and Alfred II.
Hicks, violin soloist.
The Program.
The first part of the program open
ed with an overture by the orchestra,
Sincerity by George D. Barnard,
and this was followed by reading,
"The One Hundred and First" by
Miss Ruth Alling. By special re-
"Joy to the World a sacred medley.
Following another overture by the
orchestra, isle Of Beauty" by Barn
ard, Miss Verna Conner sang "Mells-
ande in the Wood" by Alma Voetz.
The first half Of the program closed
with march, "Banqueters," by G. Il.
Holmes, played by the orchestra.
Part two was as follows:
Overture Pageant.
........ George ID. Barnard
Orchestra
Musical eading-Mammy's Little
By Margaret aa Aidrich, with
orchestral accompaniment
Piano solo-Prelude in c sharp
minor ............ Rachmaninoff
Miss Florence Alling.
Violin solo-Inddan Lament
C minor $500. Dvorak-Kreisler
Alfred H. Hicks.
AS an encore to this selection, Mr..
Hicks played one of his own compost
tons, which was well received by
the audience.
Barcarolle (from Tales of
Orchestra.
Overture-Princess of India.
Orchestra.
Personnel Of Orchestra.
AL H. Hicks, conductor.
Piano--Miss Florence Alling.
First violins-Miss Dorothy Aid
rich, Henry Kruger, .Jr., Al H. Hicks
(solo).
Second violin-iHarley Poole.
Viola-John Carpenter, Jr.
'Cello-Mrs. Ella Marder.
Flute-Miss Margaret Aldrich.
Oboe-Gregory Meador.
Clarinet-Frank Hoffman.
Cornet-W. J. Hauck
Trombone-John Korschgen.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-25
G. T. BRYANT Arrested.

TUnited Press Leased Wire Service.]
DALLAS, Texas, May 25.-G. I.
Bryant, said to be president of the
Farmers and Laborers Protective
association. has been arrested at
Arson, Texas, upon indictment
charging to oppose by force the OIL
GERS and agents of the United States
in raising the new army. Word
reached here to this effect today. He
is being brought TO Dallas.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-25
MUST DRILL Z
RECRUITS 8 Z
HOURS A'DAY 4

. Officers Of the Iowa national 4
. guard have been instructed by
. Adjutant General Logan to drill 4
. all men enlisted under the re-
. cent war strength order eight
. hours a day at the home stations
. under the supervision of an ex-
. perienced drill sergeant. This
. is a supplement to the order
. sent out to recruit all COM 4
. panies to full war strength. 4
: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-25
Off For Canada.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, May "a The
British mission left Washington last
night and will cross the Canadian
border sometime this morning.
This concludes their visit to
America,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-25
Eaxora Woman SUFFRAGE.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
DALLAS, Texas, May 25.-The
Presbyterian general assembly here
today adopted unanimously a resolu-
ton favoring national woman suf-
frage.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-05-25

ns 'eaetro-magnates are used for coup
,erna aud switching railroad cars in
rbaa switzerland Each magnet
= enefgized by the storage bat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

and other activities OF communal
nature.
In spfte of the fact that singing
haa been recognized as one of the
most potent factors In developing
unity OF spirit in both land and sea
fighting forces II has not previously
been attempted in systematic fashion
by efag Of tis.s warning nations. The
comprehensive program which is be-
ing worked out by the national COM
rnittee on army and navy camp music
Will pe tfe first definite attempt 70
train the fighting men of a nation
so that regiments from widely seps :
rated parts of the country Will have
the same songs on their lips when they
meet on the training fields OF Europe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30
SINGING FOR THE SAILORS TOO

II Cncle Sax1l's sailors are To have the
URnae a<ivantag es which are assured
nrE he solcfers In having special IN
<frucetons IN singing. The navy com
.4,s4ssson on training camp activities.
hrough a commission Of experts. has
nndertalzen to md out Just what re-
txeation Jack en5nys now ard 20 pro
14de new recraations 10 be carried on
IN the training camps
ss Music is to receive special atten-
Tea Song leaders VIII be placed In
eoh or the cH1irty~oue training camps
nr sailors and enlisted men VINO show
hbiifty as leaders viii he developea4for
4hs purpose OF carrying the music
-1dAa into practice on board chip.
An Interesting feature Of camp sing
4 Ms II the fact that it Is not to BE re-
fx1cssd 10 summer months. when out
INDOORS ~stngs'' may be held. AL
ndy. IN tws, of The training campe~
z1p Upton YAphank. IAong Island,
3S4we The New York men Of the new
e1OnaI army sre In training. and at
U mp Gordon. Atlanta, Ga.---plans are
ing made for great audit9riuraa
41s3ch will seat more than 30 geo men.
B ~ 4heseaudftoriuns the larger sings
M take place, and the audltoriasrns
seaso soensed for mass instruction
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

Nitn the close Of the states fiscal
asanr YESTERDAY the people Of the corn
auznsawealth have opportunity 10 con
k1aer the merits OF the partial segre-
frsseaon plan of taxation placed on t1e
Esaxute books two years ago by great
ezsDxt over widespread objection from
u9nargs number OF seu-mean,ng and
anantsal persons
b AS q tree Is known By its fruits Sc
H1aw must be tndRed by fig results
kSg1ydng this test TO the segregation
rShn. The virginia. feels that ii can
ssNal congratulate the PEOPLE Of VII
xen,a upon the showing made. At the
azasxne time, The vtrginian cannot help
srerngratulaiing Itself upon the fact that
1s5~.eAAfastiy and persistently adyo-
ausas,d the new system Of taxation.
ss.frnls morning we are able to give.
lxgnnr1gh the courtesy Of Auditor c,
1.Ae Moore and his assistant. MIR. John
e. Sale, the results in figures OF the
operation of the law. These officials
4say that the gratifying collections
ysapyrn are due to two cause.-the
sxHgregation Systen and the efficient
Incorporation of the states assessing
E4nd collecting officials.
II During tho fiscal year p total Of
7 as.2os,s25,o4 was covered Into tht
srata treasury. while the states dis
Aursemeuts aggregated 50 ,o94,lss ~
theSe having been the largest on notr
asdes of the ledger IN the history o.
Virginia. The collections were 81.
s3.so336 greater than those OF tn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

@erfn'ih nursery fhs nAes'
Butcher a nurse,
Spread der kultur--
Ach, der wtenerwurst:
String der CAPTAIN M
Shell der ufehoats;
Huch! Faulein Kr1pp!
BUY him off
Spread der intrigue:
Der Tag und Bernstorrf,
Gioat DER der deed
Gangway for der
Military need
Flight una left
No trigger pulling
For der berefti
Put him to vurk----
Der great kaiser
Strafes der shfrkf
Drag him in
Murder Amt
German SIM
or Iron 10
Der man vnt bombs
An innocent thru una +bru
Violate a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30
DRILLING HOLES IN DAM
NOT BY ADVICE OF COUNSEL

Editor Virginian:
Sir.~-In your reports yesterday in
regard TO the dam claimed by the
Old Dominion Iron & Nail works. /
am represented as stating that every
thing done was under the advice of
counsel, I aid not mean That 1t should
be understood that my action in hav-
ing holes drilled In the dam was taken
under the advice of counsel for It
was not. either with his advice or con-
sent. I only took such advice in re-
gard to the title and property rights
OF the owner of real estate and my
counsel is In no way responsible for
my operations on the dam. Please
give this as prominent a place as you
gave your report
Respectfully,
A. J. BRADLTY-
Richmond. Va, Sept 30.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

ed at Camp Lee to be used for pubic
entertainment and which will seat an
audience of 5000, ia fast approach.
ing completion. The framing La all
up and not many days are expected
TO ela.pse before tho stage will be com
plete and performances may be given.
The knights of Columbus building
on the camp site near division head
quarters in practically finished and its
accomm odations are now available TO
members of this order.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

previous year.
When We COMPARE these figures with
the dolefuI prophecies If ruin made
ny the opponents Of prohibition for
years. we are led to the belief that
the entire nation may soon discard
the tsea tina, +betr Government sbou1d
require one dollar Of blood money for
It's support.
Not only has the state treasury more
than recovered the loss Of some half
million dollars Of revenue from llo11or
licenses. but tho several cities OF the
state promptly rallied from the reduc-
tlon Of local revenues. Merchants
licenses, based on purchases. have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30
AMONG THE CHURCHES
EPISCOPAL,

Church of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
prayer and sermon II o'clock. sub
ject, Example; evening nravsr ana
sermon s o'clock. subject. Success "
John w. Field. Of the Theological
seminary. Alexandria, Va. Will preach
at both services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

Perhaps the price of Norfolk spots
Will get within range of the average
purse when restrictions on salt water
fisheries are removed by the food ad-
ministraion. But steak Is still dish
for the ultra rich.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

Happily. the exchange of left
handed compliments between mere
males connected with the navy does
not hinder the 1adies from knitting
industriously for the navy men who
are on duty somewhere in the At
iautic."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30
BAPTIST.

Boulevard w, raasAve,
VIII preach in the morning, while the
pastor, Rev. Francis Lee Albert. sup
plies the cambridge Street pulpit.
Regular services in the evening. Sun
day school at $3.50 A. NJ. and B. Y.
P. l.. at Z p. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

Germanys extreme caution in de-
cliuing 10 outline it's war aims indt-
Gates that 1t rather expects TO hit
what the litt1e boy aimed at.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

Democracy in the army is again
evidenced by the appointment OF Pri-
waite Cornelius Vanderbilt, Ir.. az
chauffeur to Major Kinca!d, Of the
division in camp at SpartAnburg. S.
g
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

Every statement from Berlin these
days is readily analysed into equiyo-
rcations, evasions and mental reserva-
tons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30
METHODIST.

laurel Street--Preaching ALL 4.
~ and at P. NJ. by the pastor, Rev.
Nv @. Roggs. Members will be re-
csiyed at the MoEninz aeryica.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

Won Thpitz thinks It would be
misfortune for Germany TO lose itx
nerve But, its nerve. In the Aneri-
can slang sense, started rne disturb
&nce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

We still believe that the $50, 900
item was one of the smallest in Won
Bernstorfrs expense account.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30

Church OF the Holy Comforter
Rev w. p. Cox, rector. Holy com
munioT. 1880 A. M; service and ser
mon, II A. NJ. and s p. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-30
UNIFORMS AND OTHER
SUPPLIES ARE ISSUED
Men Mt Camp Lee Receive Necessary
Articles--Many Petersburg and
Richmond Men I'm Head
quarters Company.
COMMANDED BY FORMER BLUE

Captain w. r. Davidson, Who Joincd
Richmond's Organization As n Blu
gIer When n Lad of Thirteen. Sc
Iected Personnei--Training for Atm
ietic Contests.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-14

Gags Wtorgen meIoes ira Berlin
ouer 2onOon, at oct abiolilt ben9g.
tes Der, at Ipiflano / en- geote til
llnite0 States, eIler gennem anoet
DaeOiltm, inobDoer til llnoerbano.
ling for at inogaa dftuel strig.
Oct gentages, at ben feiierlige Re.
gering life paa noget 9olo tilla-
Der Goiul ON Den Stilling, ben meO
8eninn til llnoerpanoSfrigen Of
tiot bar inotaget, og at Der bper-
ten tan o9re Gale eller Sonfe ON
at afitaa fra ll0fsrelien ai oens
Frogram. 5 9etragtning ber-
al erfleres oct ofiicielle Sreoie,
at pioere Gale om UNDERSTANDING
eller llooefsling al 9foter meo
llniteo StateS maa afuiies Iom
uoeoerbeitig o9 uian0ipnlig. 0ipg-
tets Oprinoelie tilifripes oen4un0.
gereIie gennem 0en icbmei5iife gfe-
gering forleoen at GpItlano uar
oiIlig til at m0er6anole angaaen-
DC genoring al 5raftaten al 1899.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-14
unoeruanos= &rigcns
Nelultater.

9tem Dorf, 10. 5ebr. = Sielge
Sfibsautoriteter, Der ltaar oct bri.
tiife aomiraIitet ner, er Qlomira.
Iitetet ooerbepiit ON, at Gpiflanos
iornDe0e Observation-Disclosures er for.
feilet, ior iaa piot ben bar til Sem
iigt at uobulgre Solicit paa oe bri.
tiife Ger. SoI, iom erfleres at oG-
re mo0toget ira bsieite Slide, ON,
Iattelloe llbaaoeneS Sirfiombeo fra
|. til 8. 6ebrliar, piier, at i6 5fi-
be unolldp erter at D9re angrebet
Oct ianleoe slntal 6arteier, iom er
eoelagt bette 1iosrrm, er iielge
oisie Sal 80, og al oisie par 81
1ramlere og ,Siifeiniaffer. 20 al DC
soelagte Oanpifibe par brittle, 13
tilbsrte andre @ntentemagter, 81
neutrale Nationer. glae oisie tor.
peoereoes. 8 5artsier, Der life neie-
re beifripes, iorliite paa Dfiner.
S iamme 9iosrum inofom Der
til brittle Same 700 sSartsier,
og no ieileOe no oerfra.
Zen 10. 5ebr. iises 7 Sfibe at
opre eoelast, nenlig 8 brittle og
2 norife. Men oa lpoer ben ianileoe
Operiist Ouer 9iben iioen 1. febr.
laaleoes: 1 amerifanif, 80 andre
nentrale, A britiife, 7 ANDRE frigs
ierenoes, iaIt 81.
Sra / Ssnoaas rapporteres fun
2 Sfibe eoeIagt, 1 britiif og I
'grGIf ~ Sra Monoags 3, 4
brittle og grpif.
Som man bill lpgge Diprfe til,
itemmer Sallene life, ierlig Dem
ira 9. Og 10. 5ebr. augaaenoe oct
iamleoe Tab.
Gags Wiorgen mel0es pioere ON
EoeIgggelie al tire 0nmpifibe, to
brittle % ct norif
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-14
arigen paa gaaoioroen.

Ger er fGInpet | ben ionnone
ll9e, life blot paa 8anoet, men oe.
iaa paa 9ano; men yieiultaterne
CT imaa. De iIeIte 9eretnin9ersSno
6oIo er glnoreb og 9ilbageIlag,
artillerifnnpe og Batrouflleipgt.
ninger. Det betpoelieite, Der beret.
ties om, er britiif 5remgang paa
Sommefronten benimoo 8apaume.
Zen 6. os. tog 9ritterne en- tpif
Sfptte9rap glorosit for @ran6e-
court paa 800 Daros, ct WaItinge.
pGr og 20 Sanger. - gfeite Dag
neloes om Snotagelien al en- Sfpt.
tegrap paa 1000 gnros, Sitiange-
tageIie of 2 OfTicerer og 2 We-
nige. Den s. 5ebr. inotoges
Sanosbpen @ranoecourt og 5pit.
ninssprrfer Der Iteoer op til gDen.
- gaeite Dag beooer oct ira Con.
Don: 8i Far, iioen oi tog @ranoe.
court, punoet betpoeIigt .5errain
paa begge Sioer al 9(ncre.5looen.
llnoer ct giatangreb tos pi so San
ger, oeriblanot en- Officer. Ssioen
i. San. bar oi peo 9fncre. .5looen
Wcnneninit ifnot Dor 2inie ire
5ier0e0eIs Wail irem lanas noset
Ouer ire 0aiIs 5ront. 5ra De andre
1ronter intpt al piocre getponina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-14
gnrt enet dnnn.

/ -
Omtom ,Sneitornen. 8annnoa,
Mont., s. 6ebr. @n Dirs. s. ~.
Dte@onnell og benOes tre 9ern
latte iiOite 2groag 2ipet til moer
ct 5orieg paa at naa biem unoer
Ell SneitOrrt. Deres Sig ianotes
@aar. De bar frosiet libel.
s5orbuoet Snoiana. ssnoiana-
polls, Sno., 10. 5ebr. @upernsr
@oooricb bar Dag unoerifreuet
8brigbt'S 6orbuoS6il, Der .ter.
logger" Snoiana ira 9pril 1918.
@n bel Del 5orbuosfolf par til
Steoe, meoens @uoerneren latte
lit 9eann unoer.
9an maatte bgoe meO 9ioet. @l
Baio, Ger, 10 6ebr., @n gtanber,
loni er fontmet bertil ira @I 8al-
le, forteller at oenne Bps Boliti-
meter maatte beoe meO 2ioet ior
lit Denlige 6orbolo til Den ameri-
fanife Strafieetspeoition. 9an bleu
arreiteret al Billiiter unOer aom-
mnnoo al 9ioorigo Gueoaoos og
benrettet fort eiter, at Oe amerifan.
ife 8ropper banoe nnaet @rpnien.
ct Beniionsfons for 29rere /
Soma ioreIIaas. 8es Wloines, Sa.,
q. 5e6r. 9tepreientant 5borteis,
Guna, bar ct 2opu0fait, boori ban
foreilaar, at ser ifal bebilges $3.50
900 iom en- gesDnoelie til ct Ben.
iionsiono til 29rerne Soma. Oct
ct Dleningen, at Beniio.sen Hal no
gore $500 ON 9Iaret for Dem, iom
bar opret 99rere | 20 glar eller
lengere % bar opnnaet ell 9loer
al 30 glar, ifnl bane oereS Beniion,
naar De opnaar glloeren 30 glar.
Geo 3olItons Sen iaar itfe Sop
at boloe 6oreorag. 9iew Dorf, 12.
5eb. Geo Solitops Sen, @reo 81.
INA 8oIitop iom for Sioen opbol-
Der Jig II. 9. u. pan 5oreoroas.
titrne, er bleoet negtet 9illa0eIie
til at tale Columbia llnioeriite-
tets vgbiloiopbp Sail. @reo Col
itop uOtalte | anle0ningen, at
oHuslnno oiloe blipe meget operra-
Ifet oDer at erfore bette. 6an er.
fIpreoe, at glfilaget ifplotes goet
Snfleri iom 9sr iig nlmin0eIi9
gnloenoe / oct amerifnnife Gam.
funosIip."
Strafieefspeoitionen eiter gilln
tilbage. Columbus, q. M., 6. iSeb.
General So6n 5. 9eribing er meo
Jim Strafieefspeoitionen paa 10.
900 0aanO after tilbage llniteo
Stntes. aorpIet parnOere0e ira ga.
lonas.S6erne. Ofiicerer, iom ooer.
pereoe Baraoen, nOtalte oeres Til
ireosbeO meo Soloaternes fpiiIfe
Gilitano eiter ii Maaneoers 9iene.
ite.
5 oen berp9renoe 5an9eleir er
De % gilliiter, iom 6lep poagrebet
efter Golminlbus -Operialoet. De er
tiItaIt for Utoro. Dommen er eno-
M life faloet.
Vtnisuoitillingen | Soma. 9lnles,
SSn., 10. Gebr. Der er peb 9ano-
brrgsifolen Der / oenne llse bolot
en- MaisuoitiIline, iom rimeIigbis
bar ben Itsrite, Der noeen Sinoe
bar uGret bolot nogen Stat Der
j 2anoet. Oct bar Soma Corn ono
email @rain @roipers' glSiocin.
ton" iom bolot Den. Den afilutte-
oes @aar.
Der blep liooelt en- Wpngoe Br9s
nrier til slnatsrer og proiesIionel-
le Waisoprfere. Der. ltooeltes iaa-
leoes oper So gofaler, iom bar al.
bet al Banter Staten.
Oct opre gapir. geip Oorf, Z.
6ebr. Oct irengaar al Snoberet'
ninger til gtational Baper Sraoe
|GsIociation og 9lmericm Bnlp ano
Yaper 9sIociation, iom boloerglars.
Irneoe Der, at Der life er noeen Die
n . q n { ~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-02-14
rs. Marg

meo oereS Saaben De forfelges
af trooper. 2eitnont 2arrabia blen
iaaret unoer ct 5orieg poa at bolOe
Dem tilbage
@n Yebegelie for at inofere Ge-
publif fu8lano. Hetfogroo, 12.
6ebr. II Weeolenmer al 9lrbei.
oergrnppen al Den centrale Ofiliter.
og Snoultrifoniite | Yetrograo er
arreiteret De er nnflaget for at
tilbere rebolutionere Bartier og
for at agitere for Ell 9lrbeioerbebe-
gelie meo oct Wiaal at gore 9ins.
lano til en- locioloernofratiIf 9ie.
publif Officiel Weooelelie berom
loiteotes @aar Sgiaa fire ANDRE
Perloner er anbolot Oct paaltoas,
at oisie fire uogioroe en- @rrppe,
bpis Opgobe bar at fad Demon.
ltrationer Stono Den &enligt at
biofere lloifeielier.
Sapnnif @ifaore / 8orpanoene
ueo Saipaii? Sonolulu, z. s., 6.
5ebr Ser bar. gaaet 9iDgter ont
at Der er en- @ifoore iapanife aries-
lfibe | Sarpanoet omfring Saipaii.
9fpgterne bar MI faaet np gtpring,
ioet gasiogererne paa ben iapon-
ife Camper nSbinpo Wiaru4, iom
/ @aar Wtorges fom bertil fra sSa.
pan, iort9ller, at De iaa Ell arDoier
nogle Elmer fer glnfoniten bertil.
9e arigsifibe, iom ifal opboloe fig
/ 5arDanoet beronlfring, er 80.
fiipa", sSSipata" os p9lisibin~.
Bort 9IneeIes, @aib, 6. asbr.
Sigl9e teleeraflif Msooeieiie opDol.
Der TO iupanife arpoiere fig uoen.
for Sop Slatterp.
08eutidlano4 fnpret2 Yittsburgb,
ga, u S5e6r. Yr9iioenten for
Columbia llniOeriitet, glidolasOiur-
rap Butler uotalte ct Snterpiep,
at Den tpife Sanoelsunoerpanos.
baao 08ellti6lano" par fapret af
8ritterne.
oaseg bar politip alnolfab onl,"
iagoe ban, uat yDeiitiblano" er
en- al De 1875 tplfe llnoerponos.
baaoe, ion ligger en- britiif Sapn.
Seq peo, at 9ritterne bar taget life
fGrre emo 200 tpife llnoerpanos.
baaoe."
9lngaoenoe 0onoelslinoernonos.
baaoen uotalte Wir. Butler, at ben
DOeutidlano", iom M ligeer 9re.
men er en- anoen nDeutl1lono" emo
ben oprinoelige. Sen bar geapnet
pnomalet flin for at ltette Den tp.
ife Yaaitano ON, at oen beremte
tpife glofooebrpoer olorig begpnote
i'm treble Silr.
Or. Butler erfloerer, at oen tnIfe
unoerponosfrig alorig bill lptfes.
De brittle Yotrouillebaaoc oo oen
brittilfe 5loaoes oirfiontme lln6er.
ponosorme piloe biie Jig tilitrpffelig
effeftipe til of gore glofa6en til
intet.
tSbacfleton-6nroen. Spp Oeano
reooet 8ellingtou, 9tp 3eelan6, 6.
6ebr. Spp operleoenoe al oe af
Sbacfletons Wfan0ifab, ion bleo
|tiIboge beo gfdIs- -9arrieren, er REQ.
bet al Sbacfleton meo llnoietnings.
ifibet gaurora", Iom oen 10. San.
fom til 8ap @pans. Gre al De
|lfibbrirone bar omfommen, nemli9
8aptain MacfintoIb og 9. @. Sap-
paro iantt 9(. g. Spencer. Smitb.
De to feritnepnte omfom i en- Sne.
ltorm UNDER ct 5orIpg pna at gao
oper Sut Eoint til &up Gpans |
Mai. Spencer4Smitb bsoe al Sfer-
bug
Seniigten meo SbacfIetons 81
ipeoition bar at gan tpers ober oct
antarftiTfe aontin9ent Gette mis-.
lpffeoes, % ban mnatte penoe ON.
San nnoeoe @leiantseiL bpor %
af bans WfGno blep tilboge; oisfe
blen icnere reooet. Smiolertio 1np-
oe oalurora" lanbiat ct %nrti paa
10 Wiano Rer6e0en al giois Bar.
rieren. Sfibet foni inliolertio !
Grfft % nantte benoe tilboge til
lo,.. f3o.I.,.S rHn+ az Y ~ AtaSa