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Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-02-07
EXHIBIT OF WEAVING
AND NEEDLEWORk
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the Delaware Legislature, and
favorable action has been recon-
mended by Governor Miller in his
last message and by Governor
Townsend in his inaugural 10. adj
dress.
THE motto of the Vineland
school, Miss Lindley in her talk
said, sis Happiness first and all
else follows" The teachers first
task at the institution is to find
the work that each pupil can do,
and teach him to do it we'll. IN
stance after instance was cited of
the turning of some destructive
tendency into a useful channel
The story was related of one
"boy" (thirty years of age with
the mentality of boy of eight
a pryomaniac, who repeatedly
fired property. He loved to watch
a fire; it was his love, his pet
Upon being brought to the New
Jersey institution the man was
made stoker, and he has now
found in the system of society a
useful place. He saves choice
bits from his meals 10 feed the
fire, and will be found with the
door open admiring the flames.
But he has been converted by
proper direction into a reliable
and useful person. Many of the
men have mania for pulling
things and expanding their ply
steal strength. These are made
happy and useful in clearing the
forest, making concrete bricks
and similar tasks.
A forceful illustration of the
menace to society which these
people afford was given by the
use of charts. Feeble-mindedness,
it is declared, can be wiped out in
three generations, if we eliminate
causes which are hereditary. The
| ioiiiiiy hloeoIy VI Ollc SlIl-De-
borah Halifax, has been traced
by field secretary and displayed
on the chart. Far back in Revo-
lutionary d avs the secretary
found Predetermined woman
with one daughter. The daugh-
ter's descendants today number
48O, illegitimate and feeble
minded. The father of the first
child later married, and had
seven legitimate children. From
this line there are today 496 de-
scendants, all normal, many of
them leaders-ministers, physi-
clans, lawyers, and Judges
t h rou G h u Pennsylvania and
New York.
In Delaware at the present
time there are, it is estimated, at
least 600 cases. 400 of these are
known and recorded. Seventy
five of these are white women of
child bearing age; forty-fve are
now in the State Hospital for the
Insane at Farnhurst, and many
in almshouses and hospitals.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-02-07
LEGAL NOTICE
ESTATE OF JOSEPH DEAN,
DECEASED.

DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration upon the
Eestate Of Joseph Dean, late of
White Clay Creek Hundred, dec
eased, were duly granted unto
Newark Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, on the Eleventh day of
January A. D. 1917, and all per-
sons indebted to the said deceased
are requested to make payment to
the Administrator without delay,
and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required
to exhibit and present the same
duly probated to the said Admin
istrator on or before the Eleventh
day of January A. D. 1918, or abide
by the law in this behalf.
CHARLES B. EVANS, ESQ,
Attorney-at-law,
/ Wilmington. Del.
NEWARK TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Administrator.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-02-07
The Connoisseur

(From the January Art World)
AS a clincher to a pleasant talk
about art, artists, the connoisseur
and the collector of art, the vet
eran painter William Sartain adds
this sextette in the January num-
Der of The Art World:
The connoisseur-pray what Is
he?
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-02-07
HIGH STAMP OF DELA-
WARE CITIZENSHIP
Words Of Commentator
From Army Officer

The following telegram was re-
ceived on Monday by Governor
Townsend:
Feb. 5, 1917
Deming, New Mexico,
Governor of Delaware,
Dover, Delaware.
Last fall l was sent over here
by General Funston to command
the First Delaware Infantry
which had been organized into a
provisional regiment. Their up
rightness, zeal, and attention to
duty, all have been such that we
see the regiment leave the Border
with genuine regret. | am a plain
soldier to whom all comes in the
days work, but | cannot refrain
from saying that your soldiers
have placed a very high stamp on
the citizenship of Delaware. You
and your people have every rea-
son to be justly proud of them.
Charles N. Martin,
Lieut.. Colonel,
18th Infantry, Z. S. A
The following reply was dis
patched by Governor Townsend:
Your telegram of fifth inst. re-
ceived. 1t is gratifying to me tC
learn that our troops have made
good. To so serve as to command
such praise from you, a soldier by
profession, is more than an ord.
mary compliment. Your kline
words will be greatly appreciated
not only by the officers and men
but also by the citizens of the
whole State. Truly they have
honored us and kept true, Della
wares record.
John G. Townsend, Jr.
Governor of Delaware
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-02-07

Earl N
Miller, f
the News
who IS
York ru
Newark
Mrs.
n,ond, VI
ents, Mr.
strong -
Mr.. W
week en9
| lily at M
| Mr.. al
daughte1
last wee
Miss
Richnnorl
week WI
Miss
den, N.
Salem,
/ with A.
| Miss
ton, and
ton, we
Il the Mis-
Misse
4 phine
4 Pa, wei
4 Elizabe
4 Mrs.
4 ton, is
4 L. BonH
n Mr..
4 Senator
4 Friday
i his sist|
Miss
4 is visit
4 Mrs.
II Kathar
Il Sunday
where
early il
return
Il ing thu
n Miss
Il Miss
we're v
of Mrs
Il Mr..
Franc
Il ryn M
/ this v
4 fornne1
4 Mis-
tanned
4 honor
4 Edwa
/ Anon
i and n
/ ter, n
\ Smith
1 Mrs.
DAME
; 1 think
noon.
=, l Mitch
/ Rich,
| Penn
we'll,
Guilt
4 John
Edws
| Hoey
/ and
/ give1
=, l after
l homo
l little
/ game
refrd
| dinil
1 orat
1 thos
! L man
/ Fera
: l Cove
l vile
/ ford
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/ ing
t / Mrs
Bert
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-02-07

FOR sALE-2 lots on Prospect Avenue.
$3.50 per foot. Apply
8.9.S FARMERS TRUST co.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-02-07

The following telegram was re-
ceived on Monday by Governor
Townsend:
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-02-07

Clear let the definition be:
Collectors buy what all do know,
No unknown names their pictures
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-02-07
Want Advertisements

For Sale, For Rent, Lost and Found
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-02-07
PUBLIC SALE
Personal property at my resi-
dence near Cooch's Bridge, on
Wednesday, Feb. Fl
at II o'clock sharp.

NIUNh
Seven head of horses and colts,
all good workers and drivers; IA
head cows and heifers; 2 bulls;
IA head of ewes, some with lambs
by their side: l buck; % Barred
Rock chickens: 3 turkeys; l goh-
bier.
And a general line of farming
implements.
EDWARD Comfy
w. S. ARMSTRONG, Auct.
2.8-3t
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-02-07
show.

show.
The connoisseur more early buys
Nor waits until the plaudlts RISE
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-02-07

MEN WANTED F r GEN
ERAL WORK. GOOD PAY:
STEADY WORK. APPLY AT
ONCE OR TELEPHONE 1875
NEWARK
A. JEDEL CORPORATION
2.7-1t
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-02-07

FOR RENT OR SALE-House,
store and three acres of ground in
Christiana. Inquire
1-31-? GEORGE w. MURRAY.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-24

Z, fem 3mef ausaegebene 8onos.gln
leibe nuf6ringet uno oeren @rtr1g
niiie mad geoarf sSranfrei6, @rob
britaniiien ruto bieaetht aud ott0e
rem @ntentemGdten leiben. 9ieI
4ldne befin6en iih nod i'm 8orbe
reitltngsitaotltnt uno tperoen iie bieL
lei6t alt9 erit na4 Dem 8uiamnlen
treten Der Sonoeriisung bes Som
greiies ferti1 geiteIlt tDer0en.
9d6t Die 9eringite lteberrQIdinq
berrihte itr &egierllng8freiIen @aib.
ingtons iiber bie @eitteiIuna, oat
cine neutrale @}a6t in europa oie
2l6iift babe, 8ltr 8erbiitung zines
&rteges 5piiden oen Ser. Stooten
un0 0euti6lnno i6re 8ernittelung
an3itbieten nod lieB ii9 Die STE
gierun9 oa0urf in irgenoeiner 8ei-
ie in ibren 8ldnen beirren Die iie
3ur 8ef1mpfung Der Saudbootge.
fabr ellttporfen bat. 3ieier Ser.
mittelltng8boridlng miro in $50.
i1tngton meter nidt8 ais Elm nelter
bon 0eutialanO aeforoeter 8eriuh
angeieben, Die ,6nuptfraee at ner.
ntIben uno onu1it mont0gli9 Die
5tin1nltng In oieiem 2anoe 3u tei-
lem mdbreno Die 8erni6htng bon
anerifoniiden Meni6enleben un0
onerifoniIdem @taent1ln ouf 30.
ber See rildii6tslo8 iueitergebt.
8ednte oes Stant8Oeportetneltts
molten 0as @eriidt ooB Der 9legie.
runa ein oer1rtiger 8eruitteIltngg.
borihIag bereits genaft lDorOen
ieL pe0er beitdtigen nod IN abre-
De fteaen bagegen ipur6e informea
Dab Elm iol6er &orihIag
ltid}t uneripartet foutnlen piiroe. @s
luuroe na6oraflid betont, ooB feiu
bon 8ermitteluna ooerI
llnterboll0lung iiberbaltpt in grtpd.
gung ge5Ogen tpiiroe, e8 lei oenn,
odB ote ltngeieBlihe1l gLngriffe dlfI
merifaniide SnnoeIsidffe ein9e.
iteIlt meroen mas iebodl ME man
in 8oi6ington glaubt. bon Soften
Deltti6lanbs ni6t 8u ernarten iei.
,55n allen aretien Der 9unoesboupt.
Itaot bot man oos 8efab(, oaB Die
Der. Stnoten NIT unidgG6er @c. |
ouIo un0 gaahiiht aIles getan baben, |
I'M ben &riegs5uItnn6, tpel6er our6 |
Deuti6Ionos agreiiibeS 8orgeben ges |
.daifen tpurbe, att berbilten.
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|Oa5 erIle
qn5eit5en
Oe6 HriegeS
0eianStcr BrnnH 11ohit:
LODI tit ans 13cleicn
saIrii6eesceen!
NlItcrikattiI6es Pilfs>
tDerk cirt9citcHt!
SDllau6 iuir6 Oie 1tnteritiibnng Der
geOtleiSenOen in Selgien
iibernebmen.

3nIbingtOn, "a. WlGrs. - 9er
amcrifauiide 8eianbte in gclgien
iSranf 8bitluf lit BON ieiner 9iegie.
ring snriid6ernfen iuur6eu. 0leidl-
5eitia madt Oas StaatsOepartcment
6efannt, Oak bic Ser. Gtaatearegie-
rnng lid BON bem belgiiden Inter.
itiiknngsmerf snriidgesOgen babe;
Oasfelbe tuirO bun 6ollan6 nn6 an.
Oeren gtatiOHen ii6ernDHmeu luer.
Sen.
Die gE6btrufnng 8bitlOfs iuir6
als gOrlanfer bes Srieges NIT
9entid)lnn6 betrn6tct.
SdOn felt gerammer Belt hattie
iid bic 8unOesregiermua NIT benz
8eOnnfen getrageu, iidD bon bem
belgii6en 1luterltiitungsWcrt 3nrif.
sn5ie6en, lueil me6rere NIT @iftuas
lien fit bic gelgier 6claOene Gdlif.
fe BON Oentideu $anabuptcn ber-
ieuft lunrOeu, 1T bieies 5ur Satia6c
gemDrSeH.
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Se6tteSclt 1tintf1tt es
NIT 4ofltc1t oeitan!
Senbet Spe5ialseinnStcn mad gctro4
grab, nm fir 8efansene in
Si6iriet 81 iOrgen.

Berlin, "a. gedrs. (Gunfen6ebe.
ide.) 9to9 @teloungen aus Gtof.
boln1 bat Die idtpeoii9e 0fegierunq
ben frabereH 9berridlter rnO Wait,
9lieo Der internotionaIen aontinii.
lion BON Merdn6rio, Serrn Conrad
@e0erfrane. einen eS1triiten BON
8eltrltf, als Spe5inlgeinnoten nod
&etrogroo geianot, ltlH bic SSiiriorge
fir Die IN 9f1tBlano gef1ugenen Sol
6aten unD 3ibiliiten DER 3entral-
mddte at iibernebmen.
@leihaettig bot Die ifneoiide Ge=
gierltna ied8ig irlnge Stuoenten ais
Spe5ial glttdheS Der ifme6ilhen
@eialoihoft in 8etrogroo fir benz
ieIben 8ped, 3. j. s5nipeftion Ser
9oipitdler 1tio @efangenenInger, su-
erteiIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-24
Ucttt,c0cit Mrs
ctitas liltperIc ctdIitt! /!

glmIterooin. "a. MGrS, itber Con.
oon. g[us bier eineetroffenen
oeutIAen 3eit1tngen aeGt herbor, ooB
5lpiiden gtoriuegen unO 9eutihIono
iuieoer cine 5parmllng einQetreten
1T. 3ie aolniide 8eitunq brinot
ernen 9frtifel NIT Der lleberihriff:
ngtoripegens llnuerId)dnttbeit~ in
weIdem es unter orocrem beiBt:
u9ie Rreiie gtorfDegens bat Sieier
Gage Saltihlano gegeniiber eit1en
nnberiddnten Sou auqeIhIagen.
Gie giormeser ipiiroen gut o1rn1
tin, iid1 su erinnern, onB bercitg
einn1nl borber 0lssah, Ole Setreoen
Der 9reiie eine Sp1nnung in ben
8eSieblmgen 5iuiidyen atorneeen uii0
Gelitldloli0 einfrat. Gic 8eitlnacn
ioIlteit iett niht mieorr oenleIbcn.
Ton aHld1laaen.
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11lin. 211ilmkoff nitftrrtt
cett tf1MnG ucu!
Sin freies 9inflauO fam nit Sem
reaftiundreu 9entidlnnO fci,
uen SyrieSen idItefen.

9}etroqra6. "a. 9g}ar5. Ser
neue ruiIiitbe 9einiiter bes 9titSmGr.
tigen @ilufoff bot einem 3eitungs.
forreiponoenten segeniiber feline ge.
frieotgung iiber Die g[nerfennltng
Der netten &eoterunq ieiteug oef
Gntentem11te uito Der Ser. 5toas
ten &usoruf perlieben. ,.3ie 9(llt-
terten" iaatc er, Dbuben iid) obne
3ogertt nit Der neuen rltfiii1en Re-
gierltng in 8erbinomtg geiest, nil.
ien0 onB bos olte &egirne Elm idfue-
res 6in0erris fiir iie por. Cine
Organiiation oeS ruiiii1en 8olfes
mar fir einen i6lieBIi9en Srillrnp6
Der gllltierten nottperbig. Selite biG-
oct &ubldnn in Ser &oaIition ser
9Illiierten fem totes @etDittbt mebr;
ss lit cine eraataelt0e Rraft. Qes-
bolb niiiiien ale @e0anfen eines
Sort6erfrteoeuS idpin6en, 0efn es
piiroe fir Elm freies Rubfono onti-
national iein, iollte es fi9 nit
Dem 0reattion1ren" 9eutiHlan0 auf
,inen 8ereleid) einloIiei1.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-24
Siebett 2lnterik0ncr
fanSen 111eMefttcS!
Inter ben BET Ser gerIenfung 6es
0SealStnn" llmgefommenen iua.
rea iieben 2lmerifaner.

8aibington, q. g1Grs. - aon.
iltl gaabin ors glutIter0am fubelt(
geiteru aben0 @ir5eIbeiten iiber Die
8erientltng oe8 ou1erifaniiden Gam.
piers nSealbton" ieitens eines oeut-
iden 3olt9bootes un0 beriGltete, 6ob
ii6 unter ben 81 un's 2eben ge.
fomHenen 8erionen iie6en onlerifo.
nii6e 8itrger befin0en.
Nus Dem 8eridt gebt berbor, oaB
5ipei Sorpeoos uuf ben 9ontpfer o6.
9efeuert tpuroen. Gin &ettungs6oot,
iii ipeldem ith t9 g1attn Der 9e.
iobung befan0en, fenterte, 1tno olle
S95nioiien ertronfen. Son Den Ssytt.
iaiien Ger sipei ntoeren 8oote en-.
tranf EN- SouGn0er u10 elm Gpa-
nier, oeiien Gleioer BEL Ser @r.
pIoiton t1m bonn 2eibe gebrannt
lunren, itarb an oen 6oIaen Der
aGlte.
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DcMtlc6ldrtS kaitn
keiitc 1triatbc 3lttlt
6ricec fcRcn!
Der berientte 9nmpfer gSenlStOn"
bate nidt n6tis, bic @efagr.
sOue an benakeH.

Berlin "a. 0adrs. (gon Sobn
@ron6ens, &orreiponoent Der Uni.
TED BreB.) - Syn 9euti9lano fam
man nidt einieben, tpe8baI6 Die Ser.
Stoaten Die @erienfiag 0es Del
0ampfers rSenloton" ols cine llrs
lode gum seriege betrodten iollteu.
9ie offentlibe Meinung lit Der Sin.
fiht Der 3eituna g9ln Otittag"
oenn olt4 sitgeqeben miro, Dob
oltr6 Die 3erltorltng Der 0Sealbton"
Die offentlide Weinung in 9Gnerifd
gegen 9elttidIano 9erei3ter miro.
Die 3eitltng a2Gm 0aittag" i6retbt;
DDia 8erienfung oes onerifanii6en
Ddrnpfers Sealoton nir6 bon Der
omerttoniiden 9Sreiie a1sgeidlodtet
mer6en nm ntf ben BrdIioertten
citizen 9ruf ar85liiben; uno Die
8reiie Der Gntentemdfte miro oieIe8
iiher aIs einen fein0ieligen 4ft birs
itellen. 9ie 8erienfltng oes Sd)ifs
fes aber nls eineu @runo gum arie.
ae hin3uiteQen, ipiirOe ben 9eluets
liefern, 0oB Die Ser. Stooten ab.
ii6tli6 cine @elegenbeit iu6en, ben
arieg berbei8nfiibren. 8ie SeaIo-
ton botte es niht n6tiq, iiA in Die
8efabraoue Su begeben 9as G6iffI
bate iene 8oiieritroBe fp1bIen fol.
len, tpie Die 0airpfer Ser $oGan0.
2lmericon 2inie."
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MmcrifQ luirO feinen
laucn &rieg fdbren!
Acnnnlt IS Slllt Hric9c, Sann tpcrSen alle Bilfs.
qacIlen Scs Canoes crl4opft tuerScr, nm
iRn iie9reict 81 bcertSen.
titan min Scn 2Gaiiertcn cine 1l1iliarSe oct

@afbinaton "a. N1Gra. ~ TIt
harnfteriitiihem omertfaniihen @e
ffdftsgeiit lit beute Die Regierune
an 8erfe, ieine arieg8-aorporoti,
on" aiif5ubonen Inn elm in aaer
feinen Gin5elbeiten fertiges 8roouft
ber5itfteaefl, boS beitiunlt it, itd
0em better Der Belt our Seite itel.
len all f0nnen. Die 2anoesbertei0i4
giings-aolnrniIIion bdIt bette bier
8erntlngen o6, um ii6 0arii6er
ffIiillig au iperocn in rpietpeit Die
geitern bonn aobinett geatahten Gm.
pfeblungen beriuertet per0en f0a-
men. Die Sudberit1noigen oieier
aontuliiiion iper0en Dem &abinett
ais Gntqeber oienen, iobnlo Der
aOn9reB ben Griea ge9eu 9euti6.
Iano erfIGrt bat.
SSn5piiden miro 6as 8oIf bon ser
sfegierling oltfmerfium genadt, 0aB
man iidl nuf 6ie 0t6aIihtett zines
Iongen nno erbitterten 4riegeS bor.
berpiten nfuB. @s lit elm 9etl oe8
gtiiitingsprogranunes Der 9tegie.
rltng. oem WoIte Dor Qlugen gu fiibs
rem 0nB groBe 0pfer bon ibm Der.
Ianat iDerbeit Dab man Dor feiner
leihten Qufgobe ltebe ino oaB man
bic sriegsfrnge ntd]t nuf Die leiAte
9(hiel ne9ulen oiirfe. 8ie Eegie.
rliilg pir0 binnen fllr5en 5oroerun.
gen iteIen, Wtnnnifoften @elo un0
Material 3u lieferiL uno 3par in ei.
ner g9eiie. iDie es in Der @el6idte
Der Ser. Stooten nod ui6t borge-
fonrgen lit. gs mer0en ieitenS Der
Neaierilng feline babe gIaBnabmen
gefrpffeIl lueroeu.
Sin 9iel ober BOT 6ie 2ar0e8bers
triDigungs .si0nutliijion int g(uge:
altdn pirO oaFiir Iorgen. Dab Die
ariegsiiOuitrie feline ltnberi6Gntt
boben 8rofite Bel ibren 2ieferlngen
bernnsidjIdgt. @idn oitrfte cine 8e.
ftcneritng Der ariegsprofite borie,
Den.
gSI1ne fir fiuan3ieIle ltnterItii- |
tung Der Gntentes9(niierten i'm Sol.
IL eines arieges apiihen 2lmerifn
litb Gelitidlmlo peroen 3piiben
Der @unbesreierbebeb0roe uno anoe-
ren moBaebenoen aultliben SteIlen
irforinea erfpogen. @s iipb 8pet
sgl6glinteiten norbanoen: Ginnlnl
tonnen ein8elne 9anfen ben Regie.
rltngen Der gntentem1dte in nod
groBerem lttnfong areoit IN unie.
rem 9anoe sur 8erfiiqitng iteqen,
o6er bic giuibesregierung fam bon
onltgmeaen Der entente cine groBe
5nnlne Bur gerfiiguna iteGen =
man ipridt bon elmer W}iIliar6e Sol
lars. 5oILte 6ieier lebtere 8eg
eingei1logen meroen, ipiiroe biel.
Ieid]t Die 8ltnoeSregierlng oieie
5unune Sttrd cine beionoers 5l Die.
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Is bcn6nS. Oantpfcr
aitf Scr Sabrt bicrbcrl

@aibington, "a. Dpdr5. = Sier
mitr0e beute erfIart, 0oB cine Slotte
bon 15 boa6nOiiden 8antpiern an
elm tno oernieIben Gage bon einen
nieberI6noiifen Soien oie sSabrt
mad 0en Ser. 5tanten angetreten
bnben. 9ieie E1nlpfer, iDeI6e bon
Der boa1noiihen gfegierling gedlur.
tert ii1lo, ioLlen notwithstanding in
Sem Dorf @etreiOe Idoen ltno nod
Spaano Sitriidbrineem nm Ser oro.
benoen gaobriiuesnlittelnot ob5nbel.
fen
9iele ilie6erIdn0iidle Ronbfer, Sic
nit @etreioe 6eInoeil limo. Iiegcll be.
fnnutlldl ilt eiigliiheu @afcn uno
oiirfeii 0ieielben onf 9lnoroluina ser
britiihen glcaigu,nq nid,t berIoiIen.
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Gclcr1Scs Grc6ene
total i1tci6mooe! /!
Selbit fit firdIide uR6 me0isiniIdle
3iuefc Sarf fein glfoboI
eingefiibrt ueroen.

9enper, Colo, "a. 0lara. = Der
Staatsiendt nabut geltern nit 19
gegen Ia Stiullaen einen 9uIaBan.
trog gum BroBibition3geies ali, no.
mad felbit fir firdli6e ODER meoi.
5inti6e 3fpede 9LifoboI nod oenl
6taate Colorado ni9t einqefiibrt
ner0en oorf. gs lift NIT 5iderbeit
an8lrue6men oaB ou6 6os &eprd-
ientantenbous Die 8orIoge onneb.
men un0 6nB @onberneur Sumter
Oieielbe brrh feline llnteridrift gum
@eies erbe6en piro.
Donod oiirfen Ole @eiItLihen alio
aud n6t 99ein beim SeiIiaen
2lbenonlabl beuuben.
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$50 11i0ttit 0ebcn
init Denton" llltters

2on0ott, "a. MdrS. Ole fral,-
50fiide glbHiralitdt fiinoigt offisleIl
nn, ooB bel Der gerIenfitng 0es
fron5oIiihen SdIodtldliffes ,goiis
ton I'M Maittelmeer 2s6 @aann SET
8eiosung init Oenl 51iffe uiteroe.
gangen fin6. (Frlt geItern BAT Sic
frana6iiide aoutiroIitdt Suaeaekesl,
ooB 09aitton@ an 19. Dadrs noa
einem oeittI6eit Eoutboot It'll M2it.
telmeer torpeOiert uilO perienft ipitr.
be. Berlin ueloete oieies Greiasfis
bereits am 20. 01dra. Canton
NOR 1S,02S Tolznen groB unO hnffe
cine 8eIet;s + 6s7 Mednu. Gas
Sdii{S ,e b Sabre 1910 IL
Diefit grIlellt.)
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11crTclk lci6ct ilitter
1tebericbwelltmMlto!
WeidDGftsDertebr itOft ann eroFen
Sell; 3eitltng fam nidt
eridDeinen.

QorfoIf, gaebr., "a. g1dr8. - 9us
BeIdlnitslpben Der Sto0t lit iufolge
Ser 6Hr1 ben gtortb Sort Riber ber.
uriahten 1eberihperHnutng gum
aroben Tell gum StillItou6 qefou-
lnen. eS lit Oie8 Ote idlmmite
lteberflttlme, neld)e giorToIt ie 5u
nerseid1nen bate. 8as ionit 10 flei.
ne GlnBden 1T iteIleniueiie nlebrere
AasEea brett uno 'FRONT.' burd einen
oroBen EeiI Der Staot Gas 8ai-
ier Itebt nod einen SUB bober oils
DDr fiinf Snbren OILS gtorfoIf Die Bis
oabin eroBte lleberidpennnrmg 8u
folten bntte.
Gie Bride ndbe Dem W1iblen.
oanina bel gierce 1T infolge elmer
@igltoullng unbroufbar genoroen.
@liidlineripeile bot Der @lt6or1s
5Igf 81 fallen begonHen.
ga bag 8ofier 10 bod geItiegen
mar, 6nb es IN Die 9lblmiTsrobre
Droug, tpuroe Der greBralm Der
bieiigen Eagesaeituns ogtorfoIf Goi-
ID 9sews" inter 8aiier geiett un0
bic 8eitling foulrte nift erideinen.
gEuh bieIe onbere inouitrieae Inter
nebnungen Dnren gum StiaitanO
ae5lumgeli. Gos Sto6tbous, Die
s}oli5ei uHo 6enerme5r Stotionelt
iinb ilifoIge oes GChlp0ilcrs BON an-
Aeren Teilea Der Sto0t obgeldnitten.
sSn bieieu strnbcn Tam man uurI
nit @onsen bertebreH.
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Ccbtc 1l1ili5tritppcit
Ucrlaiieit 6rcnSc!

San glntoltio, Ger. "a. @drs.-
W1it Der 9Qbfabrt 6es 33. @li6iaon
acknowledgements boben geItern
Die lebten Sruppen Der Gational-
garOe Die merifaniide eren5e ber-
Iaiien.
Am Sonlttog miro 0as 90. Bum
acknowledgement bon Douglas
Die 5abrt nndl 8oDernors sSSsIan0,
Sc. g., ontreten.
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HaiIet 0rntilIierf
ieinef1 Peerfii1rern!
3eidnet ben bGberiidcn aronprin.
5en, Sinbenbnrg nnO 2nOeu.
OUrff beiDabers ans.

aulitero1n1, "a. De1r3. it6er 2orl
Don. - &aiier 8ilbeln bat an Der
R6ntg BON 9apern ipegen oes bon
oeiien Sohn, 0ent 4ronprin8er
Rttppredt, an ben Sag gelegter
5eI6berriltolent8 eine ber3lid gebat-
tene @litfplni6bepeide geri6tet, in
Delher es betBt: 0SS5r eriter 2inie
lit Die gIusfiibrun9 Der groBen 9lrs
meebetpegnng an Der 8eitfront Der
erfolgreihen glftion sybre8 So6nes
8lt3uidreiben. CT Bat 6arnit Elm
Stiif glrbeit geIiefert, meIder Die
bo6ite anerfennitna ge3oIlt meroen
nutB uno beroient, in Dem gflbmess
blott Der @el6idte oieieS arieqeg
a1lfge5eidnet al neroen. Gs lit fir
mid cine un9eip6bnLi9e syreltoe,
Sic bierbon in 9en1ltni8 8u iesen.
Ser aaiier bot aud an ben Grons
prin8en &nppreht cine @ratulati.
onS0eeei6e gelanot, un0 in elmer
Ga6inett8or6er on Den 5eIbmorI6oa
b. Sinoenburg beiBt es: g8ie
acknowledgement an Ser ssront
IN 6ronfrei9 fern3eidnen cine MaB-
nobme bon gr0Bter 8idtigfeit. sic
ltno General 2uoen0orff bnben oies
len entideioen0en Shritt 1rnternoln.
men, nooltr1 cine 8aiis 8ur meite-
rem &riegsfibritng geifaffen por-
ben it," Scr Sfoiier ihloB Die
Hnbinettsoroer, irtoen er 6ei6en
peerfitbrern, Den 1lnteriiibrern uno
ben &rnppeu ietneu 9aut fir oos
arfolgrei@e ltnternebtuen ausipra6.
gritiidjer 8eridlt.
2onoon "a. 021r3. - Ser 9iiid.
Jug Oer 9elttiden bat fid iueientIt9 |
1erlongiaut lmo beriuden MIN Die
0ettiden NIT ollen ibnen all @e- |
,ote itebenoen arieg8fiinitea uno
Rniffen Der @oripdrtsbepegung Der
ran3oiiid britiIheu 6rltppen Gin
snoe su MAIDEN. IS fontnlt unabs
diiig gu bitigen @efe6ten, ooh
Jeben Die griten nnb sSron3oienI
roeoen peiter Dor. gtor00ltli1l
'on 9ergnier, no iih oic perfoloen-
ZEN frai5oiiihen Eruppen oeu In.
Ie om nGdlten befiu0en. bobe Bic
1eutihen Die &onolidIeillen geoffnet
mo Die Stnot Ga 6ere uno llnlae.
emo inter 8olier geiest. 9ln Der
tritiiden. 5ront befinOet iid sSel0-
Saig ebenfaas aitf benz
SorHarid; 0erielbe nber gebt lrur
nngiom bonltatten. oa ole 8ege 1mo
5tege. non BEN Deiltihen boIlitdn0igIl
crit0rt. erft pieoer III StanO geiebtI
,erOen miiiien. 9ic @itteriiug it'll
1Ied)i.
&as Oie sSran5oiea iageu.
Bdrig, "a. DeGr3. Sffi5ieIl h
Iiro eeHeI6et:: ssrons6Iiide GriippeftI
,scn ihren gorln1rid fors. gtor0.
d bon SoiIlons fino oie uenenlf
,nl5oiildcn SteIlpilgen bcrbeliertl
'oroen. Qicbrere 'ociuidle glnorilfeil
'ntpeH abaeinIaaen. Z
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Ses 5eritSriln9stucrks!

Bottom "a. Dadr5. - Ger eng.
liide 9ompfer n9ritii6 Erqnsport"
lit geIteru bier eiugetroffen. Ser
aopitdu un0 Die 0lonuifaft erfIGr-
ten, DAB iie ii6 in glr1onge[ be.
fanoen ais bort Die bon g1elp gort
eingetroifenen Wllmitionsoampfer
in Die 2uft flogeu. Cine foLollaIe
5eliersbrirnlt entitau6 m0 @iger1tiut
int gSerte bon Nlillionen Collars
m1tr0e seritort. lteber 1900 4er.
ioneu famm bel ieuer &utaitropbe
inns Qebeu