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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
SIX QUESTIONS

To the Editor of the Evening Ledger
Sir-Having read in yesterdays papers Of
the great opposition made by the Harris
burg carmen to Charles Hunter, a negro,
being temporarily appointed foreman. beg
to ask Mr.. Racehater these questions
First. Is It color that makes the man7
Second. Why not leave race questions to
the narrow-minded?
Third Are intelligent negroes not capa-
BILE Of leadership?
Fourth. Why do you stir a humble, young
and oppressed race at this critical period?
Fifth. How can we fight for liberty whole
heartedly with the negro By our side when
we are depressing him?
Sixth. Why should we longer doubt the
fidelity of our negro brother? w. G.
Mount Union, Pa, August 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
GUILT OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT

DIRECToR WILSON ana the Mayor
- seem to be convinced that vice sur
wives only because the Municipal Court
has assumed Jurisdiction in some cases
and put offenders on probation.
Tho fact that the Municipal Court Is
supposed to have Penrosean hue is be-
side tho question. 1t must be evident to
even the casual observer that 1t impedss
Director Wilson in the performance Of
his duties II the Municipal Court is going
to put women on probation and have
them report at intervals to the Court
when the magistrates can be relied on to
free them altogether and give the most
degraded creatures. irrespective of the
evidence, certificates of character.
Vice thrives in magistrates' courts. as
everybody knows. 1t is an outrage.
therefore, according to the politicians. to
have vice tried before any other tribunal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
IS THE LEASE A CRACKERJACK7

TNHE Mayor admits that the transit
L lease which he is arranging Is quite
the finest thing ever concocted. Secret
diplomacy is necessary. Of course, since
secret government has proved such a sue
cess in Europe. but the people may rest
content in the fact that the document will
be revealed in the near future and all Of
its provisions be subject to discussion.
That 1t Is a crackerjack agreement all
the men involved in making 1t are sure.
It's their baby and looks Just like daddy.
We feel a trifie disturbed. however. when
we are told that vital feature Of 1t Is
based on the Hecht amendment, which
has been passed by one Legislature, must
be passed by another and thereafter be
approved by the people of tho whole
State.
A great deal depends we should say.
on what part in the making OF tho lease
Director Twining and Mr.. Lewis had. for
It is notorious that the Mayor himself
knows nothing about transit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
Answers to Yesterdays Quiz

i. Citizens of Oklahoma have made tho ~
violent resistance to the draft lew
date.
Z. CzernOwitz Is the capital Of Bukowina.
.. General Erdelll, assassinated last satureaI
was the military govern OF Petrosne
4. The National House of Rev sentatves "
approved the food-c0ntroi bill.
o. "Blllingsgate" signifies violent invetaw
from the scoldlng Of flshwomen In Hb
ingsgate Market. London.
o. A National Guard musician Is rated WL
vate. e.
=. An astrOlabe is an instrument fofma1
used In taking attitudes.
8. The southern part Of France Is called y
Midi.
Client Mariner"
10. The Rev. Patrick Bronte wrote 'Whn
there II life there In hope"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07

lack Of n few dollars, babies whose lives
have become doubly precious now that they
will be needed to fill the gap made by those
who fall in the war;
The Babies Hospital of Philadelphia is
almost a public institution, in that 1t gives
free treatment to all sick babies of the poor.
and as such 1t should receive generous public
support. 1t, too, has felt the lack Of funds,
and now when the responsibility rests so
heavily upon it and when the demands for
It's service have become so great 1t turns to
you for help.
A visit to the dspensary, at 500 Addison
street, or to the hospital at Llanerch, will
convince your readers of the need of help
Ing to save babies. The cry of the agonized
mother added to that of her suffering baby
makes an appeal hard to be refused, and
funds must be given to save them.
S. G. DAVIDSON.
Philadelphia, August 2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
THE WEATHER
Last 1oeek's tods some lu0ubrious,
But this Is sure salubrious.

Dear Tom-That Hide yer anger" which
you gave us the other day for "Hydrangea"
was a good one and source Of smile to
myself and other hayseeds. who have been
listening to that sort of thing for half a cen
tury.
The inventiveness and ingenuity of mar
ket growers in the way of naming plants
proclaims the fertility of brain and the dis.
regard for groveling accuracy. Some years
ago, In the early morning, when doing a
prowl round Covent Garden. found a stall
filed with Gypsophila and labeled "Gipsy
fllies" The other day, looking over a local
and most excellent provincial flower mar
ket, l found some border plants labeled
Blue Sanatoriums." on asking the grower
what they were he replied, oh. you know
the plant all right, them blue cornfower kind
or things" Centaureas, he meant.
/ once had an old lady inquiring of me
about Bubble and Squeak" daffodils,
whereupon / mildly suggested II was Cod.
lings and Cream daffodil she was after.
"Of course 1t is." jerked out the old dame,
and why didn't you say so before?' Many
excellent gardeners are fond of phonetic
spelling, and original at that.
Ono OF the queerest cases I have come
across was many years ago In a Dublin
seed shop, when slip was handed In for IA
point of paise"-whch was obvious enough.
HORTUS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
What Do You Know?
QUIZ

i. What position in the German Cabinet q
Herr Zimmerman Just resign?
Z. How many men are now under arms b
the United States service?
.. Where Is Bessarabia?
q. What country was described In this rsmpfl
Of Sydney Smith, the English wit: TN
knuckle-end Of England-that Land 4
Calvin, 0at cakes and sulphur?
o. What, was the fun namo OF the inventor
Pullman cars? M
o. When was the National Prohibition pals
founded? II
2. We speak Of the California ty:Nlnsf'
In connection with the gold discover
When was gold actually discovered =
the Pacific slope? +.
y. Under what President was James Buehsna1
Secretary of state?
0. Who was Josiah Royce?
10. What Is the meaning of the word ~
dOnna9tb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
THE CRUCIBLE
To the Editor Of the Evening Ledoe,

TO FHe Eut1oT UJ tHe Evening Ledger.
Sir-Out In Ohio some years ago n
farmer, who was an atheist, printed on
the front Of his barn In large letters, This
farm is run without the assistance of gods
ghosts or devils" Paraphrasing that state.
ment we can say today that this country
Is run without the assistance of paciflsts.
slackers or Prusslan sympathizers, except
as they are suppressed and made to serve
their country AZ were the copperheads dur
ing the Civil War.
The situation in America today is the
crucible that determines the stuff that is
in us. r n
Philadelphia, August g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
Tom Days Column
A WARRIORS CREED

Although you're beaten In the fight,
Tomorrow ts another day.
SO grit pour teeth and grin and say
That you are standing for the right,
And that. though dark and long the night
YouH toait to catch the ddtcning ray.
Although you're beaten In the fight,
Tomorrow Is another day.
And " vour legs are stiD toith fright,
~ coiodrds fee and tcedklin0s stcdy,
And needless nations 90 ostrdy;
Then hold this truth before you, Knight:
Although you're beaten in the fight,
Tomorrow is another day
WILL LOU.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07

Our giggling condolences for co!orel
gentleman "cut in two pieces" instead OF
places" by Washington contemp., and
for the bride who read in a New York
ditto that she had been "Marred for All
Time by Army Chaplain"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
BATHHOUsES NEEDED

To the Editor Of the Eventno Ledger:
s.r-Why hasn't South Philadelphia more
public bathhouses than 1t has now, or at
least one that would accommodate the pub
lie residing in the vicinity of Broad and
Porter streets? The nearest one that we
have Is at Ninth and Mifflin streets or
Twenty-fourth and Jackson streets, Now
the people that reside in the Twenty-fourth
and Jackson streets district have two bath
houses, one at Twenty y-fourth street ana
one at Twenty-s.xth and Moore streets
Philadelphia, August 4. AM
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07

DILLON Is in business near the garage
at Fifth and Locust streets. where I keep
my car. you'll be on your way to the
garage now. belize" said he, late on the
hottest afternoon Of last week. Yes"
said I, wiping the froth off my mustache.
He planted his size eight hands on the
er-counter and. looking far Off over my
right shoulder, said: I'm a few minyits
now you'll be preparing for your ride;
you'll be adjusting your wind shield; you'll
be feeling out the brakes and the wheel;
youIl run smooth and alsy through the
city streets. and you'll be rolling along
beyant In the cool O. the evening" Your
wife'll be waiting the supper for you;
and after you'll be dandling your baby
on your knee--if you have one-or your
dog. maybe. You'll be taking your ease
and you'll come at last to sleep in the
fresh country night"
He paused and asked, do YOU live
in the country, Mr.. Dillon?" He glared
at me. Il do not" said he. Cant you tell
be the sound of a mans singing what
way he is?'' CLIVE.
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According to the hi

According to the heartless punster
Of the SILLY season." even the most
modest" man may have an August"
vacation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
The State Supreme Court

The State Supreme Court states
that according to the present custom
tips are not usually the voluntary &C,
of the person who gives thsm." and tina,
tips are wages. When this is generally
recognized the restaurateurs win do their
own tipping.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07

Some people in Oklahoma seem to
be tired OF getting their war news from
points 5000 miles from home,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
II Germany

II Germany could only produce as
many new food supplies as she does new
food dictators the Office of these func-
tionaries would eventually become obso-
lete
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
The congressional desire to Z"

the Shipping Board row" suggests that
washington's lust for an overheatsd at
mosphere has not been satisfied even by
one of the hottest summers on the books
of the Weather Bureau.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07

TN the realm Of the blind" says
the philosopher, "the oneeyed man Il
king" Perhaps that Il why the War
Department has decided that recruits
with sood vision in only single pupil
~ Is1 80 sneush 3 sias,s sslli'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07

Wonder II our friend Charlie Marshall
Is on his vacation. Somebody's getting
terribly candid up at Hoskins's. Fountain
pens were the feature OF Fridays ad and
from 1t we Gull: August sale price of
81. They won't last long. so get yours
now"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-07
The most ardent Of our pacin

The most ardent Of our pacinsts
declare that they would night II American
soil were invaded. Russia's pacinsts are
evidently very much like ours. Tho 70.
sistance Of her armies did not begin 70
stiffen till the Teutons had driven them
across the line.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-04
uboccrSnefenbams
itibelt SranScicn SM!

@aibinqton, 3. gIai. - Mori6ol
soffre, 8iseM 90 tniiterprGitOent @ipia.
hi ull0 Gi5eobmiral Gbodeprat ltat-
tRfeH belite nndmittag fur5 Dor ibrer
Mbrcile n1d gbiengo Dem amerifmi.
den Abgeor0netenbars einen BeIufl
I'D un0 tUlr0en NIT frenetiihem gu.
BET enp1ungen. 9iDiant bielt cine
fnrae Reoe IN frau3oiiiAer SpradR,
meldje, tros0em file 1ir bon ein8el-
mem Derftanoeu tuur0e, Iebbaft np-
plnu0iert muroe; man ihien aus
ben Beiten Oeg He0uerS Der Reoe
Sliln 3u Deriteben. 91n6 Inn lpuroe
Der Ntarihaa BON 5ronfrei9 ben
N1ifgIieoern oes Sauies p~orgelteqt.
gGis i'd Der 9eifaa gelegt batte, Jag.
IL General Soffre in. englii6er
Spr0he nEbanf Doll" un0 rief in
iran5ofiIder Sprade sod Sine
rifal4
Sp1ter muroe oen Sousmitelie.
bern @elegenbeit gegeben, ben be.
rabruten 6rm5oiea Die $ono 81
ihatteln. Der abgeorOnetin SRI.
Rn1fin mur0e ourh 8ibinni nod
gnae beion0ere &usseihnung 5nteil,
in0en er ibr Die Sanb fitBte.
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Hc0iermno Scie6nct
SdeiSemanlr aus!

amitcroam, 3. giat. Die ae.
gierllug bat eitlen G4ritt unterltoul-
men, ben man bis Dor tl1r5em ais
unm6gIiG geba[ten hat, fld1nlih ben
So5ialiiten S9eioentonn 3ltnt gor-
itBenoen bee Heidstag -GonItitit.
tionsfomitees ernount. Sheioemaun
lit INNER nod beitrebt, einen Con.
Oerfrie0en nit alBIano ber8uiteQen
pm6 beiiet in oieiem 8eitreben Die
llnteritiibuHg ieiner Gegierung. Sier
nirb Die Grnennrrng 0e8 So3taliiten
S6eioemoim sum 8oriibenoen zines
70 fuihtigen aomitees aIS drBerit be.
5eifneno bingeIteat. Mon betrod)tet
iie ais cine geIobnung fir Die Be
miibungen Sdeioemnnns in Soden
Der SerIteqirng zines Son0erfrie0ens
nit GltBlnno.
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gntpnnfan.

SRI. Mlnrie @lcaiernan, cine Ger
fduferin in Der gGderei bon ".
gaffe, 1910 iitoI. "a. Ctr, moItc
Ritttpod nodntittog mehreren aun.
oen I'M @eiddftsottto ggaren abIic,
fern. ode "a. un6 8 ctr. madte
iie cine at fllr5e 9iegung, 0as guto
ranrte gegen 0en GinnItein uno
iiberiflug fif. Ole f1nge Game
geriet infer ben arofttpaqen uno
lpttroe tnnerlid berlebt. Sic murSe
nod ibrer 8obnttag gebroft uno
Der iie bebanOeIn0e ar3t erflGrt, 6aB
ibr 3uitano beiorgniserregeno lit.
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anaebIids ugpiunen FreIaeIaNen.

%. 8. Monbeit rno 8bilipp
9dmeiber. apei reiienOe Gpttfer.
neIde Dor mebreren Eogen ais on.
gebIi6e Gpione i'm Cattle $oteLt
berbnftet por0en paren, tucritber
uniere Gogesaeitungen IN Der 2nr.
6esiprohe Die %rfeiigitrn Seriuticrs.
geIhidteu fobri5iertert fino Wtitt.
nod aus Der $dft e%rtlniien mor6er,
6a ith fir lire SHuIO obioltrt fetne
8epeiie borbringen lieBer. 9ie an.
gebIi9 In Gbiffreidrift berfnbten
9apiere. tunren I'M iiobiiden Sareon
gelhriebeh 8riefe an Monbeit bon
oeIien 8rou.-Smaba lit aIio nod
INNER obne einen eieeneu Sptono.
qefal.
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Cote II. 6crcftctc Hes
pcrIenkfcn ,,pacMMm''!
Uncertainties Seeclidiff Marsarst
in Braun geidoHea; g9iOfiHs.
Jam mar friibcr Rebrastan.

@aibington, 8. Mtoi. Ser urne.
rifaniihe aoniul in 2inerpooI bat
onS Stantgoepartement in aenntnis
geiekt, oaB folgenoe DlitgIieoer Der
9eOiemngsmunnidoit Der @eidiisc
oes ~torpeoierten uno D%erlentteu one.
rifoniiten 2umpfers o@acuum" &c.
totet Doroen iino o0er permiBt per.
ben: 2eltnont 6. 8. &bomaS, u.
0onolo, 9. S. 6iiber, s. s. 2pefan
uno 8. 8. 2orer. Bon Der @eidis.
ge0iemngsmannifaft nllroen geret.
tet: Sobn gai6ola, &. 8iIIon, s.
2aiber. S. 6. 8iaiamS, s. 8n.
Iions, g. %. Safer, 8. $, 2ude,
8. q. 9alBborn.
ueberlebenoe oes ~berientten Sdif-
fes 8oatim trieben % Stunoen auf
benz Meere, ebe lie oufgefun6en uurs
ben; ite batten btele Stropa3en gu
ertragen.
Qnoere 9epeiden oes omeritant.
then &oHiltls belageil, oaB ons me.
rifoniide Segelidiffe Marearet am
81. 4pril in Brand geiest iDor6en
it, bod miro niht geiaet, oh Ien.
idenleben berloren gegangen fno.
Sn eiHer peiteren 2epei6e miro
qingt, 0oB 33 ueberlebenee Oe8 Der.
ientten amerifaniihen Sdiffes $40.
fingbam@, 0as friiber Den gtamen
gtebrastan fibrte, geIauoet poroeu
Ti14A
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,,Dcr ,liai lit
~ockcmmlcn!''

GlaB unO folt, Der SimnleI oroii.
ale Menl9eu sfiblen blnl" 8Iit
uno Bonner, GturIn babel, nnb oaa
lit - Der erite Wt1tl 8orme, oide
@intertlei0er, moline Striifnpfe uno
10 weiter; @ummiidube, 0breuflap.
pen, $auoifub', &el8 uno MOLINE
&appcn iiebt man; blidt man aui
bic 5traBe - f%roitger0tet ieoe Rnie.
Seoer Nenid, Oh jung, oh alt, bu'
Itet, Met un0 bat oein aalt" ftilr
Die Aer5te irtbelieren, apotbeten pro.
iperiereu, Billen, Solben mn ar5,
neien fault Elm ieoer - 9 lit 5u1rl
Sdreien; oenn Dies lit - ipe8ieIl
betont - Der erite Sag i'm @onue.
mon0l
&odberebrter 8ettermonlL Iieb
Sir ole gei6erung an $50 itrD all
Die LINDEN 2iifte", Sonnenjdein
uno 8liitenoiifte2 $50, nit oaer
Reberena bleibt Der boIoe anabe
2en3, Der uns lodet ouf Die auen,
mo mir 8Iiitenprodt eridouert, Der
Die son8e @eIt begIiidt uftb oas
Meni9enber5 ent5lft2 @rau uno
talt lit Die 3otur, aeigt bon 5ril9.
ling feline Spur. 8ettermann, old
baiieu mir; oonfe ob uno ih1me Dir!
&obert 2en8.
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@eitere nanti.g ru5ibitiOniiten.H

Sic 8oIi5ei berbaftete eeltern S.
90. Sonien, gIert Der 9reyel 8bor.
mocp, 624 r6ro[. 16. Ctr. neil lie
6oieIbit Spei nit nltoboIboltieem
M~aI8ertratt gefiiI[te Safer iotpie a
0lttero SolfpintfIoiden nit @Dis.
feD borfdn0en. aIS 8. 9. Gith,
Der BETTER Der apotbefe oegen
Qbeno I'M 8oIi5eibmtptqtortier en-.
idien nm Die GntIoIIune Ieineg Gin.
.geitelteu eegen @iirgIdoft ait En-.
Dirfen, fpitr0e Ell ebenfa[ls prompt
berbaftet.
Gin gleiGes S6idioI bIiibte benz
dineiiiden @eitattrdtettr Meop @.
Sling, 2022 Cunning Str, Bel Dem
Die 9oli3et flint @aIIonen 8btsfen
fonfisBierte. Seine @eboitptlng, bah
er 0enieIber fiir Eurfen uno Chop
Suen beniibt, balfen ibn nift nor
Der gerbnfttng.
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Berlin meIcet iiber
ncile BrttcnzO ~ffenliDe!
|Sritiidc 9urrripOnSenten molten nil.
len, baF bic SdIndlt eiusn
smtcn @erlanf uimntt.

Berlin, iiber 2onopn, 5. 01di. =
Dos &riegsnmt meloet, oaB BIZ
9riten beute bel Sagesonbra6 oui
cine breite Gront bic oellti6en 9tel.
lltneen rpieoer %angriffen. Gem fed
mebreren Eage1t anbaIten0en artil,
leriefeler 5t beioet Seiten oes Scrn.
pe 6luiIes foIgte beltte frilb EN- ra.
ienoes Srommelfeuer, norouf biz
britiihe S%nfanterie gum Stitrm an.
iette.
Bon einent g4ngensengen"
Dit Der britii6en 5eloormee, 8.
9tai. - (gop ISM. g. 5tmms.
Sod ebe Der Gag onbrod, fabrte Die
britif6e 4rmee n6roli1 un0 fioIid
bonn Serape 6lttB einen idperer
Snlag gegen Die oeiiti6en Stequn.
gen. 3os grobe @efedt nimmi
fiir bic 8riten einen giinItigen Ser.
(auf, oenn es puroe bereits eine
an3abl @efangener eingebrodt. Set
8eginn Der groBm Ghlo6t bat oer
5eino ni6t tpeniger ols t3 Qrmee,
oibilionen an 6ieier Sront allein ouf,
gebralht, ober trcboem fiibrt SIN,
0enburg INNER neue Tr1lppen ms
5eler nit DEM 8efebf, bic SteIlltn.
gen al bolten ooer an iterber. (9t
Der &orreiponoent mnbI babel gene.
len iit ols Sin6enburg 0ieieu Sc.
.febl gegeben0
Rorolid bon @reenIon6 Sin u16
in Der Gi6tung bon 5resnpA Gle.
.riieD ult0 gulecourt iheinen bic
8riten an @runo uno gooen at ge,
minnen, bel 8obrelle 1tno Coos ober
fiibren 0ie &re1Ben tpuhtige Gdl1ga
ans. @ier iuat Der 6eino bic Sri.
ten aus ibren Steaungen at bertret.
ben, oenn einmal in Bette oieier go.
ittionen wiir6en Die 8riten 9ouai II.
ben ilbrigen Seil Ser Giegfrieo GteI.
llnget beoroben mos Die 9eltihen
unter allen l~1mitanoen 81 berbinoern
fu6en.
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George ma6nt
sur SpariGmacit!

9onoon 8. W2ai. Son BEN
4ufgata our f0nigIiden g0rie Der.
n6 muroe beute nit oaen iormGqen
2%erenlonieu bic Proclamation oas
aonigB an 6us Golf, itf Der groB.
ten 5pariomfeit 81 befleiBigen, BON
eirtern 6ffentliden ausr1tfer elmer
groBen b%eriommelten Meei1ge bertun.
Oct. 8ieieIbe bat fat oenielben Sort.
Ialtt ME cine GbuIide artin6igung
oes aonias @eora 6eg 9ritten hottie.
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.3nferSicbe ber6aftet.

9llts eiuem 6radttpaggon Der itabe
Ser Grace Ctr. itdll0, e~nttpenOeten
beri6ie0ene in Der Nad6orinoft
nobnenoe SomiIien 3uder. Die
8oIi8ei ent6edte spei Side nit Dem
iiiben S5rbalt Bel 6rau 4leranoer,
2007 n0r6l. Is. Ctr, uno lie eine1
Cad BEL 6rau so. Smith, geltlnb
Clifton mo @oIoie Butler, in Der
gla1boridaft. George @beeIer,
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Stem glprfs g6rfe fe6r idnadl.

gtefp yorf, B. WfaI. = 0te Ntts
teilungeu iiber Die non ben bent.
I6en Snl6booten a1geiteqten Rie.
i~enberluite iotpie Die @eriihte iber
einen Geparatfrieoen 8niiden
9eutIhIan6 unb RuBIano beeinfluB
ten Die be1ttige 9orie IN bedngitigen.
benz RaBItabe. Seit einem Q}ondt
mar oie 80rie niht 10 ihpdd ME
beltte. Cine ansobl Der ~fuhrenoen
aftien. baben groBe allrsftiir8e 81
nerSeiAuen.
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NndnIa 6interLirk fein aeitantenl

Ger b~erltorbene Banter @. $.
8udol3 bat fein Eeitament binter-
.loIien. Geine 8itpe, Grau Dtarian
q. 8u6oIa bat I'M GoitntDgeridt
cine 8etiticn eingereidt 8. 90.
Hainbolt ouui gtadIaBbertpnlter 5u
%ernennen. Ger 9ahloB iuirO aif
$4,000 a~nseasben, alles perionIides
@igentum.
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Brifen bcimdtcn am
Samstae Sos P0Ms!

8oibingtorL 3. alai. Sbreder
GIort madte beilte befonnt, OaB
Mitgliener oer britiiden &riegsfom.
milton Dem Approximations am
founnenoen S1mstog Mitt1a einen
geitth 1bitntten iperoen. Sic Ser.
rem Iino bon nem Spre1er ibc8itq
einaeInoer iDor0er.
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Beamtentpabl Ser
bermann S0bne!

4m 6reitog, ben a. Mot, obenos
81a ubr, finoet I'M 0euti6en Sauie
Die id6rlide geamtenipo1I Der Ser.
ma1rn.2oge SIR. SO, 8. @. s. @,
Itntt. g5 lit BfIift zines ieoen Mit.
glieoeg, an 6teIer BabI teiI5uneb.
men. Sir CUTE Grfrii6ungen nod
getoner 4rbeit lit Gorge getragen.
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geripnalieft.

Srml aotborine 8eter, ste betog.
te ghttter oeg Serausgebers Der
Sri6iiue, lit beute nod l1ngereul
@ufentbaIt BEL ibren &odtern in
illinois nod Omaha 8uritfgefebrt
Sic erfreltt Ii9 Der belten @efun0.
belt.
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Gin G~raippcnld9iff
ftt 1ffttteImeer pom
1lsBcct p~cricnktl
sD ManH Ser 8eIntnng babeu
aaA geridJt Der brit. A0mirali-
tat ibr GebeH berlOreu.
wrohsr u. ., oelOampier Serisntt.

Qon6on, 8. Ueoi. Die britiIde
AOmiralitGt r1elbete beltte, boB am
Us. MpriI 6er britiide transport.
0nlilpfer 4rca6inn I'M Mittell1n0i.
ldg1 Meer bon einem fetnoliden
Gathbrote torpe0iert ltno oerienft
sDalEoe; 279 Mlarr, Die lih an goro
oes Shtffeg befanoel baben babel
ibren ZOO gefunt0et.
PHILADELPHIA, 8. Ieoi. - Ser
groBe SeIoampfer Sun" lit i'm
MitfeInleer bon einem fein0li6eu
3nuhboot tprpeoiert uro b~erientt
moroen. Oil 8eutannrng ruuroe ge.
rettet. 9ieIe 0o6riht lit bier beute
an Die Gigeutitmer oes Sompfers
einaetrOhen.
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t56 Mefrnten ann Wittluudl.

0ittpo6 brodte ben bieiigeu Re.
trutierungsitotionen 1856 neie &e.
frittenb n1mIid ITO fur ote armee,
81 fir oie ariegsflotte, 8 fir 0a8
Rorineforps uno 10 fir Die gtatio.
nolgar6e.
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fyrnna. aommiIinn ifrribt az.

girgermeiiter 2ablmun bat bonn
Staatsietretar Gaming aus Sab.
ington Elm 3eleqrauun er6alterL in
sldert 2ebterer I'M gtumen Ser
frnn8ofiihen aommiIiion fir Die
@inlo6uug, 9moba gu beinben,
0anft uno gIeif8eitig mittetIt, BOB
Is Der aommiIiipn an Bet gebridt,
bierber al fornmen.