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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-26
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Estate OF HERB6Rr y. BAKER
ID. F. cRONIN,
FRANK JEW WFrT
ommis ioners,

The dersigned. having been appointed by
tho Honorable Pgcbsts Court for the District
examine. and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons against the estate OF Herbert
@. Bsker late of Benning on II said District,
to, hereby give notice that we will meet for the
purpose aforesaid. at tho Probate
ON ~ In the iown OF Benn ngton
said District. on the 2Sth day OF Aug, n xt
from 'cl ,ck o. IN. unit o. lock p, m, on said
day and that six months from the ist day
OF Ma oh A. D, 9l7, IL the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Bennington, VT. this list. day of
March A. D. 1917
j.. H'NNON.
CHARLES s. BEACH
Com missi0ners.
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BE KIND TODAY.

If you've smiles to give, give
them today. Living eyes are Of
ten hungry. Though their gaze
be seemingly so calm and may
hap so proud, the smiles may be
a touch of heaven for them. If
they are closed in death, tomor-
row your fondest smile would
matter naught. II you have a
helpful, hopeful, loving word to
say, say II today. II may keep
some heart from breaking, some
soul from falling.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-26

Washington, March 26 The war
department yesterday announced the
calling into the federal service of IA
regiments of national guard troops in
various states for police purposes Of
protection The war department is
sued the following statement:
MANY states have deemed it ad-
yisable to call out the national
guard for police purposes of protec-
ton AS the necessity for such steps
arises from issues which are more ma
tional than local, it has been deemed
advisable by the president to call into
federal service for the above-men-
toned purpose the following organiza-
tions of the national guard:
Massachusetts-2d and 9th regi-
ments.
Pennsylvania-1st and Sd regi-
ments.
Maryland-4th regiment.
District of Columbia-lst separate
battalion.
Virginia-2d regiment.
Vermont-Co b. 1st regiment.
Connecticut-1st. regiment.
New York-2d and list regiments.
New Jarsey-1st and 5th regiments.
Delaware-1st battalion 1st regi-
ment. hef 'HAAiaN uat 3a .tel
The following organizations which
are now in the federal service will
not be mustered out: Thirteenth
Pennsylvania. Cos A and B of the 1st
Georgia. 'lHl 81 h2sisa 0gGonf
Instructions to national guard Of
ficers issued more than a month ago
to cover any future mobilization.
showed plainly that the war depart
ment had learned It's lesson and pro-
posed to decentralize its mobiliza-
tion problems as far as possible. De-
partmental commanders will COM
pletely supervise the assembling of
state troops in their districts. here
after, and will take over Immediately
on the call for federal service the
task of recruiting for the guard regi-
ments through organization of re-
serve battalions.
In designating state troops to be
called out it is apparent that the war
department has carefully surveyed
the field of private enterprises which
might be assailed in event of domes-
tic disturbances. The number of
troops from each state summoned to
duty bears direct relation to the
shipyards, munition plants or other
industries in that state which may
need military protection. rlsf.
The president following his con-
ference with Gov. Mccall OF Mas
sachusetts Friday night and Satur-
day with Secretary Baker reached
the conclusion that as the federal gov
ernment is responsible for the situa-
tion which creates the danger Of in
ternational disorders, it also should
assume the burden of providing
adequate protection. Under the policy
he has resolved upon and put into
execution, no state and no private
manufacturer will be called upon to
bear the expense of military police
work. Many plants of various kinds
have sought such protection either
from the federal or state authorities
and the war department can now de-
eide what course to take with each
such application. Congress will be
asked. it is understood, to expedite
espionage legislation in connection
with this phase of the situation.
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NOMN tssIONERs' NOTICE
~ Estate Of henry S. BURLINGTON.

:, The undersigned having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District
OF Bennington. COMMISSIONERS, to receive
demands Of all persons against the estate of
henry 8. burlington late OF p, W al In said Dis
trict deceased, and all claims exhibitei in of
set thereto, hereby give notice that we will
meet Tor the purpose aforesai :, at the Residence
OF ihe llt Heory 8. Bur -rington in Pow nj
n said District, on the iHh day OF Api aud
i5tn day OF pit. nest, from o'clock
and that six months from the 1ith day OF Mar.
A. D. 1917. fs the time limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their claims to us for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Powna VT, this 10Th day OF March
A. d. 1917.
GEO II. DUNN.
II. W. MORGAN
Commissioners.
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London, March 25.-French troops,
aroused by the spectacle of the raw
ages of the Germans" as the Paris
War Office charaterizes it, drove back
the Germans toward st. Quentin to-
day, and are now three miles from
the city, The Germans elected to
make stand on the high ground ex-
tending from Castres. on the banks
OF the Somme, through Essigny lie
Hill 121. This is a naturally strong
position defending st. Quentin and
the French attack on it led to very
heavy fighting. General Nivelles
troops pressed irresistibly forward
and the Germans were forced out.
They made strong counterattack,
however, hoping to catch the French
off their guard. In an attempt to
check the advancing French and
Germans suffered heavy losses.
The latest report from the Paris
War Office also records considera-
BILE advance In the lower forest of
Coucy, French troops having reached
the outskirts of Folenbray and Coucy
le Chateau. The French are also
making progress in the face of spirit
ed resistance north Of Soissons, in the
direction of Caizy. rtt &
Little progress has been made by
the British in the last twenty; four
hours, attacks by the Germans at sew
eral places having been driven off, Il
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-26
WAR DEP AR1M[NT.
CALLS NATIONAL
GUAROSMEN
Twenty regiments Ordered Out for
Police Protection
ST.AlBANS COMPANY SUMMONED
Men Will Be Used to Guard Munition
Plants, shipyards, ArsenaIs and
Public Buildings.

Washington, March 26S-Realizing
the danger of internal difficulties, now
that war grows daily nearer, the war
department today added six more
regiments to the national guardsmen
who were called out yesterday to
guard muniton plants, shipyards,
public buildings and arsenals.
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AMERICANS ENLARGE AID

Field Ambulance for French Army
Now 500 Cars.
Paris, March 25.-Four more sec
tions Of the American Field Ambu-
lance will be offered to the French
Army in April.
Thus the organization will have
more than 500 cars at the front.
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CoMMIss'OyRRa NorIrR
~ Esto A g n NTET

Th unde sign d. having been ap ointed by
Of Bennington, MMISSJONERS, to rt-
c"ive, ex IN nc, aud adjusr the ella ms a nd de-
man1s OF all rs ms gains the est TO of
Da liel 4. Casey late Of He 'nington in Id Dis.
frct 'cceas d and al claims xnibitsd in OF.
pet thereJ ;. hereby We uoti,s that viii
meet tor he .ur 'ose fore y q, at he Villase
ON In tn Village o. Benni 7gto1 in 'id Dis
trict. on he ~ day % S L. NIB T ext frr IN
2o'c ock p. T.. unit 5 o'clock p M. on id
lay and tDat six III nths from I'll, 7th ay o
March \. d 1917, 3 th- tim. limited by sal 4
Cou for sai cre1itors to escnt heir aims
TO us for ex mi alton and sllo vance.
Dated At Bsnn ngto this ssrd day of March
A lol7. .E f.r.l T.laf a
-. ID. + rRONIN,
FRANK JEwF'rT
i...H. nulfpis inrara
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RUSSIA tA1><cTS
Gf RMAN DRli.
ON PtTR0GRAO
Teutons Withdrawn from Western
Front for New Campaign
FRENCH NEARING ST. QUINTER
Con. NiveIle's Troops Rout Germans
Defending Position Commanding
the City.

Petrograd. March 266.-All Russia
is awake today to the danger of big
German drive in direction of the
Russian capital The belief is grow
ing that van Hindenburg's retirement
on the western front is the fore run
ner of vigorous campaign against
Petrograd, 1t is known that Ger
man troops are already mobilizing on
the border.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-26
FIRST ARMED SHIP ARRIVES
ST. Louis, Leaving Port March I
Reaches Port In Safety

Washington, March 26-The st.
Louis, the first armed American pas
senger steamer to traverse Germany's
barred zone, has reached port in safe
ty.
The ST. Louis is the first American
passenger steamer to leave here for
European ports since diplomatic rela-
tions with Germany were broken.
The st. Louis left New York on
March H. The port Of arrival is not
announced
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-26
THREE BURNED TO DEATH

Fatal Apartment Fire in New York
This Morning.
New York, March 26.--David Foley
aged 4S, and his two sons we're
burned to death in an apartment
house fire at 1864 Second avenue this
morning.
Mrs. Foley and another son were
badly burned.
Six persons in the burning building
We're rescued by Charles Sansky.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-26
FRENCH HAIL GIFT IDEA
Consoling to Encounter Such Senti
ments, Says the Temps.

Paris, March 25-The Temps, COM
menting on the suggestion that
America lend or give $1,0OO00o,OOO to
France, says:
"In the difficult times in which we
live 1t is consoling to encounter
straightforward, disinterested senti-
ments that reawaken hopes Of a
higher humanity"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-26
CHINA'S BREAK COMPLETE

Ambassador at Berlin Has Asked for
His Passports.
Amsterdam, March 26.-The Chi
nese ambassador at Berlin has asked
for his passports, according to dis
patches received here.
The ambassador will leave Berlin
at an early date.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-03-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

+, For eastern New York and western
Vermont warmer and increase in
cloudiness tonight, probably rain.
Tuesday colder 10
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Ieue SorSertlnoen
Scr Rm1iilAspclen!

aopen6agelb s. sept. = Giner
aus arotau ein8egatgcnen godri6t
3ufoIge beabii6tigt @rof Ronifer
ans QBari6au, i'm giQmen elmer
@ruppe betannter Huiiid- 8oIen Der
oeutiden &egierllng DerI4ieoene
8orlagen 8u uuter6reiteu, Gle Min
iden uater onoercm Die aufbebllng
Der @ren3e 5pii6en oem bon ben
Geiterrei9ern uno 8eutI6en in Gui-
it'd. 9olen beiesteu Gebiet Die Gin
ltellung 8Dang8peiier 2ieferung bon
2ebensmitteIn, Die @ll8gobe bon g.
500,000000 01orf gum Reltoufbo1t
oes 0urh Ben arieg bermilIteten
2anbeS un0 0ie Grnenuung 6es @ro-
fen Nlarnoffif1 gum o6eriten Beam.
ten Der t1euen 8erpaItung in Den be-
lebten 2anoestetlen.
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$dlwcScn fcmSct audi
ScnSerkcntmiiTicn!
@an fiebt 6ierin ein Gn5cidcn riuer
aeuOermuB in Der idncOiiden
SnubelSpolitit.

gtodboIm 8. Sept. - Sialmar
2unbobm lit bon Der aegierunq ais
Biibrer elmer Sonoerfomrniiiton na6
oen 8~ereintgten Stauten %ernonnt
moroen. @lnn betro6tet bic @rnen.
ming olS Dos erie beOeutiame Gn.
5ei6en elmer len0erung in Der Son.
oelSpolitit S6peoera.
Dor Dem arieg8uts6rud Dltr0c
elm be0eutenOer &eil oes i6me0iihen
@iieuer5es mad Den 8ereinigten
Staten ausgeiitbrt, uno man
glaltbt, Dab Die Qtiiiiou &1nbo9m$
Is iid) CUR Guigabe modem miro,
0ieicn &anoel mie0er 5u e%roffneL
iuontit ielbltberitQn0li6 ouf Der an.
oeren Seite cine 2lbiabnte ~0esielben
mad 8eutlhlou0 berbmloen iein
ipitr0e.
IS lit ni6t nltr Bic uQgemeine
2age, Die ourd Die @onoelspolitif
Der gntenteldnoer gc8en Shpeoen
entfonoen 1T, 6urd Sic Die 9eran.
Iaiiung 5l @bbilismoBnabulen gege
ben mur0e, ion6eru and Die Sat.
lode, oaB 3eltidtano niht me6r
l1uger in Der &age lit geltitgeno
StoBle our 8eirie0igung Der idpeot.
i6en 8eoiirmiiie uts5ufiibren, 10
0aB S6weOen iid g~e8uungen iiebt,
iid Die n6tige aobla 0urh &oii9
nit giiener5 aus amerifa all Der.
idoffen. 3ieier Sdritt, 10 nimmt
man an, miro in tolnmer5ieler Sin.
iift 81 elmer gr6Baren 1~uabD1ngig.
felt bon DelttidIon0 b%aitragelt.
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Orp9cmrft Gbeatet.

ats Souptnittnmer i'm 8rogrnnm
oes nugentein beliebten Grpbeuat
Ebeoter8 fir Die foHtmelloe ISOLDE
muB GQrL 9fallooQ nit @rneItine
W}eDerS ongefibrt tper0en, pel9e
iid our@ Gorfiibrung moberner
Gdn8e ungeteilten Behalf erringen
meroen. Son groBem &olent ipridt
aud Die 8orfibrtttg bon 9ermine
S9one, Del6e in ser einaftigen
Sfi33e nDlarD Qnn" lire pirfli@
tiinltlerbaften 2eiitungen ms ri9tt.
ge 2idt at IteQen neiB. Qiabi 1T
Elm iaponii9er 8ouberfiinitIer, Der
ourh feline unglattbli6e 6ertigfett
Die Geugieroe Der anpeienDen erre.
gen pirO. @r ldBt Springbrutlnet
aus ben &0pfen, 6inoerrt, \0bren
un0 3eben ieiner @ebilfen ipringeit.
l[l8 ACKNOWLEDGMENT 0ient inn
Elm ieioener @orbang, Der nl1f $1,000
bepertet lit. SER Carroll, Elm ilt-
geuolider &omponiir, Ser our9 ieine
SAopftugen Die nGbe &rail Of t9e
loneiome 8ine4 ut6 berihieoene or-
oere poptlore 2ieoer borteilbaft be-
FAINT mur0e, miro Deri4ieoene ~ieirer
neueIten 8o1aoeu gum 8ortrug
bringen. Sad GliffOr0 uno @tir.
riam 8ia5 mer0en ais IdnoIi6er
@abltboritano uno lttige %9feiienoe
8rtr %aIgameinen ltnterboIhtng bel
tra9en. 8eionoer8 at ermd9nen ma
rem nod bic i9ottii6en Singer Sen.
lee un0 8air0, iorpie 6ie 4tbIeten
6ern &i9elier 1tto 6ern, Die nirt.
lid gor8tglihes leiiteu. Gen S9IuB
biloen Die beIiebten 0rpbeum 9feiie-
bilner.
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Aats Columbus, heb.

Die beige &~ofalbe66r0a bot bon
Der 8iitrittsbab0roe in 2Ina9a &c
gtaulen bon luugen &eltelt beidei.
nigt erbalten pel9e unter Dem Bic.
bungsgeieb militarpiIidtig iino. ga.
rltnter betin0en lid) oie ~folger6eh
oeutihen Nauleu. 8. S6martie,
Otto @ort6, So. 8rullten, Qrt6ur
8eiouer, Sol. Stod, q. VI. &6ontas,
9tidar0 &oiebrod, Soul 8. gtpffeIer,
5ero 8ol0bammer, Geo 5ornolL
SoIepb @rIiel, Bernard 8aBman,
Soiepb S. Qreiiiirit, s. 6. Sobou.
mes, 9ugo s. &o0enboit, 8iqiam
2SeiB, 1t. s. g&iemeger, SJobr IS.
Gritler, So9n 3. 8orer, Geo. 9uih-
man, Bernard Qtnt6onD 6egringer,
Sol. 6eroinunO Braun, &op @elrD
Bergman Gmil Robert, Sobn
5ronci8 eng @perett 8egelie, Or.
re5 Z. Suu6er, @iliQln Sherman
1uao 5re0 8nlmgart.
9enrp 2effingtpeq. nelBer Der
aompogllie s. on9ebort, bat iif nit
Sri. 8ettbn Y. 0aniels BON Ridter
@i66on fir on8 2e6en ~berbinoen lai.
len.
lin ben 5on0 0e5 bieiigu Goten
areu8es 81 6ereldern, merOelt bon
ben 3aIlen Der Sto0t oeridJie0ene
llnterbaltlmgeu arrangiert meroeh
bel 0enel1 25c Gintritt erboben mer.
Den iou. Die @eiumtetllnnbmen bel
Der 8erauitoltung an M}ontag gum
Neitcu oeS Roten Arel5es 6etrllgen
$584.46. Die Qutsgaben belieien it6
auf $153.82, 10 0aB alto Elm Rein-
gelDItm bon $4,000 8u ber3eidueu
lit.
Gin 4}crionen5ug Der Union ga.
ciflc go1a f1tbr Gonner8tog bormtt.
tag cine Q}eile u0r0tiA bon ct.
@0par0 in ben arafttuagen BON RoD
8reig bi1ein. Gos Qltto rpur6e be,
moIiert uno @reig trug aln aopf
uno al Der 6iifte Gerlabrngen 6o.
bon bic leoo@ gIildIihermeiie nidt
geidbrlid iinO. Gr lit Der Coin
oes friiheren 5taatsienatorS Sames
@reig bon Glotte County uuo bot
cine 5yrau un0 EN- ain6.
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Is al fenem trabtttoneIIen @tIsbtsges
Der, Su Moies, unb ben SibuHgsiaaI
gum Berse Sinai. DAB bisler @ers
glei1 IN elmer gerIammllng, bic ges
rabc babel mar, ben reIigi0ien gOrs
urteilen stneH t0tlihsn Streid 3a
Derleber, ouf DiberIpru9 foben
utubte, TT bssreifli4. aber Das Dort
mar sinmaI ausgeipro6sn unb tpirtte
meter. 9otte 2equtnio Die @eIamts
belt Der abgeoroneten als bic bonn
9ergs berabitsigsnben @sIeBgebsr be-
Ssi9net, 10 mar bon bd MIR elm
Sdritt ba5u, bnb ii4 bic rabiiaIe
Minberbett, bic Ti4 fir lie ein5ig gus
ten, reireE urb pabrb1ften @eieBges
Der bielten, Oa5 Nort betlegttn.
&ls 1893 an Stele Der alien cine
neus Religipn gsi4affen porOeH
mar, ols man ntdt mebr cine 3ipeis
beutigteit gu befir4ten brau4te, od
tonnten bic RabitaIeu bes Rons
Dents ben Namen aud 0ffeutli9 an,
nebmsn.
0dst man bic @riiube, bic fir bic
cine unO bic onbere Grtldrung Oes
QameHs 8ergpartsi gege6en finO, ge'
aeneinanber al, 10 tpmmt man Der
@a6r1eit Oieleidt am nG4Itsn, tpeun
man tie 6eibe in geipiFsn Sren3en
gelten ldbt: bic tontrets 8s5eidnung
Der gtdBe in Der S66e Oss SiBunss'
Iaalss berrui6te ii9 OermutIt4 nit
Der obFratten ~QuffaFung, OaB bort
~bieieni8en iaBen, Die benz 8OIte oas
neue @sIeB at brtngen piqens urb
fdbig naren, 70 ME Moie5 emit Der
Sage nod ben 9staIOg, bic 5s9n 9e'
bote, BON ben !S6ben BEG gerges Sis
nai gu fetnem gOtte herabtru8.
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Gmpre6 Cbeater.

Gin pirfIi6 bor3iigIides Gro.
granlnt iDrroe BON Der Seitung 0es
nageneiu beliebten @mpreB Sbea.
ter8 fir sic fonntenoe ISOLDE 5uiom.
mengeIteIlt. 8eion0ere 8eahtuna
beroienbn Gorle ullo Site5, Del6e
einen nelten Shloger, rSeiteren lin.
finn, CUR Aufflbrtrng bringen tper.
Sen. Gen gorIe lit nift nltr elm
bor5iigIider SdoulpieIer un0 Gan.
ger, ion6ern aud elm 8irtuoie ouf
Der Stnbl @uitarre. Colin SneS
miro olrrA ibren nirfIid bor8iigli.
den @eidng oagemeinen 8eifaa en-
rtleen. gas meiterer erItfIaiiger aft
mus Die 8orfibrung bon Srne
Mluls uno Geieaidait be8ei9net
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Reoiitrierllnosta0 Scr
Srauen am -. Sept.

@ouoertteur aeit1 g}ebiae erlieB
eine Proclamation in nel9er er
ben 0aittmo6, Den s12. Septeul6er
ais Goa feitieBte, oil nelfem iid
bic patriotiihen 5rouen 0ebrasfos
fir ebentuele &rieG80ianite regi.
Itrieren IoIien tonnen. IS lit ni6t
n0tig, baB Die 70 &~egitrierteu lire
aoll3e g(rbeitsfroit sur 8erfiiguli9
IteIen. Selbit neun Iie ritr eth
Gtiin6Aen per ISOLDE au ~berqe6eu
boben, miro 6icie @ilfe %0antbarit
o~nerfonnt ner0en. 90 fam Die
Stenograpbiitin 0llrh cine ODER
mebrere 5tpn0en 0tQihinidreiben,
bic gud6olterih oos 9ausmdo.
den, Die Sarsirou, Die aranfenpfle.
germ uno oqe un6ern W}d0den uno
Groucn i9rern 2on6e 9roBe 3ienite
erpeticn. 100000 gtegiIuationsfar.
ten ner6en in olerndhiter Belt
mad gtebrasfa geididt ner0en, ttm
OH IL. Septem6er &~erpen0ung at
finoen, 0ie Regiitrierunq itn0et in
ben regilldren @obIplaben itatt.
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I'm BramSeis G9eater!

Die .grdn6eis 9laDets" tpeI9e
it9 in Der fltr3en Belt i9taS &ier.
ietrS bereit8 inter ser funitlie6ert.
ben geboIterlttg 0noboS eiilen gro.
ben 5reulloeSfreiS e%rtDorben baben,
mer0en I'M 2Qltfe Der nGdIten ISOLDE
Elm mooerneS 2uItIpiel, String
SiItcr", bon 8iQidm Sooges, 5ur
@1tffiibrltng brtngett. 9ie @ritauf.
fiibrltng fin0et am 8ien8tng itott.
0ieie$ 2ujtipiel tptr0e III Ben @eIt.
it60ten Seem gorf un0 Chicago init
gr0Btegn @rfolg o1tfgefitbrt uno lit
IeIt0em elmer Der groBten S9lager
in oen gar3et 8~erenligten Stoaten,
8o8 Stitd batt0elt bon elmer rei9en.
&itlue, oeren 8obnitB in &anlo8
@itD lit un0 Die auf i6ren allSge-
oebnten 9feiien Die 8etunnti6aft
eines ShninolerS madt, Der it6 fir
einen Boben engliiden 40eligen aus.
gt6t ltto iie idlieBlid betuegt, ib1n
auf ieinem o1gebIiden groBen
@rtnobeiiB cine 51tutme BON $780,
900 at bergen. Qa8 reft3eitige
gingreifen oe8 8rubers Der 8itme
bereiteIt Die 9IGne oes @ultner8.
4uBer alien Mitglie6ern 6eS BELIEF.
ten granoeiS gniembleS tperoen nod
is peitere Sdauipieler n1itpirfet1.
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Mctcalfc 9reift ickt
Sic 1lnipcriitdt an!
gebanptet, bnf Oiel al Sicl @elO
fir bic Ocntidle Abteiluug mis-
gcgeben iuirb.

Sn ieinem Seeblott g0maba
gie6rosfon4 ridtct 81. &. Metcolfe
In Der oiestp66entIihen @itsgdbe
jest ieine %glngriffe iogar gegen Die
GtdotSuniberiitdt, Die er uIs inter
Der 6uhtel bon 3. 8. Safer un6
onoeren bon proOeutIden &etoen8en
itebenb biniteIlt.
Dtetcolie Bat, mic iif 0ies ia bel
ibm ielbit beritebt, oIlein olif Die
oeutide gl6teiIung Der ltniberiitGt
nbgeieben, neIde, tpie er mttteilt,
ieuu 8rofeiioren uno Die itottlide
9nhl bon 2,463 St10enten uufiDeiit,
itno 6eren @rbaltunqSfoiten $26,.
67365 betroQen.
8ie MIN D}etcoIfe qe9en oieie
nod ieiner Meinllng biel at bo6en
uro gum 5eniter biualtSqemorfeneH
Soften onfdntpit lit mirfli6 GllBerYt
fomiif. Ser cole 3eitung8ritter
bringt ia gum gerlei6 Ole beridie.
Denlten o1l0eren Abtetllln9en Der
ltniueriitdt 6eroiL fir bic meniaer
@eI0 a%ltsgetuorfen miro, ols fir
0i, oentide. @r bergiBt babel iebod
nn5uge6er bon mie oielen Stlt0en.
ten oieie onoeren 6d6er belegt tper.
ben, mas oo6 Bel elmer @ergleid).
Sie1ttug ieIbitreOeno Die Snuptiade
fem iolte. @igentiinli6 luirft es
oitf, Dab MetcoIfe iebt iogar 6en
gtit obidgen mil, oltf benz iein bifer
5reuno, Hroi. GoBler bon Der oeut.
iden Q6teilung itst, Der nit ibm
gegen Die 0eutihr Sprdte oenielbeu
Gtrang aiebt.
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AuS Dem Situate NebrasfQl
StaatsaMsitcnM
lit micScr pcrHber!
8nr Dun ii6er 100000 bcindt nnS
in ieber ge3iebnns elm Grfulg.

2incoItt geb., 8. Sept. Die
0iesiGbrige MISUNDERSTANDING, mel.
de geitern nndmittag bier llbr
i9ren &bi9Iub far0, bart nit pollem
Ge1t oIs bic bette un6 erfol9reidIte
StaotS 5air be3ei6uet tuerOen, Die
Der Gtaat glebrasfa je ouf3upeiIen
batte. Ger @eiomtbeillf be3iffert
ii9 oltf 200,543 9erIonen geqen
1873 1877 ipG1reno Der b%oriG6riqen
9litsIteGIling. Die geomten 1un6 Ser.
a%nItolter Der au8iteIlllng iino 6eun
aud nit 0eren Geiultat iebr at.
frieoen, nn0. mas ebenio midtig
1T Die 9eiu6er oe8glei6en.
Sic 9ei6idune mar 6urdpe9
cine iebr quite. Ole a6teilungen fir
lanomirti6oftlide @r3eugniIie, 8ie6
lliru1 8eigten cine bteIieitigere ge.
i6ifung nuf als ie 3it0or. ghtr sic
46teilung fir 9fer0e mar ni6t au
Ser Sobe Ser Oorigen GitsItedlmg,
lit oie8 cine 5olge 0c8 arieges,
Oo Der Qnfnuf uno @erbrou9 Der
e0Ien 8ierfitBler Elm rieIiger mar
ltn6 lit, Qlt6 oie abteilungen fir
9lutomobile, Garm.@lai6inen un6
@erGte maren dttBerit Diclieitig uno
~intereiiort, uno Die 8ergniigun9en,
boron Der Sogenbef & @aaace Sir.
tlls, pareu e6enfu1s bor5itgli9,
Soffentlid miro Die nG6ItiGbrige
9Itsiteqrng iidJ Der oiesidbri8eu
luilr6iu Qnreibpn.
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Gr6e6t Idlmcre gluflnoc.

4opilion gteb., s. Sept. = 6tau
Minrtbo s. Cane bon geaeUue bat
i'm @eri6t gegeu $attie gtuib bic
i6merwiegenbe QlntIoge ein9ereidt,
baB bieie am %. Qltguit obiidtlid
nub geiabfpibrig Die iedJ3ebniabrige
2rcp Cane fortgeIodt uno ber6orgen
bate, I'M iie gu 5pingeu, elnen I'm.
moraliiden 2ebenSpan0el 81 fil9ren.
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@n. j. @appi&, aOpufnt.

Spriht oeutih uno 1T offentlider
Rotar. 348 Omaha RotionaI 9onf
@ebauoe, Omaha, Rebrnsfo.
Rrefti8iert IN anen @eridten bes
Stontes uro Der Ser. Stnoten.
Shreibt EeItomente aus, beiorqt Be.
Iistifel ut0 iiebt abftrntte ourdb
iiebt, oab EeItamente i'm ModIoIfen.
idoftsgerifte qeor6net perben. ge
iorgt 8oamohten un0 aiebt Orb
ihoften in iraen0 einem Tell ser
8elt elm aolettiert ausitdnoe.
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lper6en. @alter Sill uno @lice 90
naI0ion bringen einen eritflniitgen
Ginotter,' n8as ie0er Mintln
6raudt", borteilbaft 5a Geb0r. ais
9teubeitS, &frobaten tperOen fi9 Greo
uno gilbert pro6u8iereft, oereu 2ei-
Itl1ngen oIs mirfIid eritfloftg be.
3ei6net per0en miiIien. Den SaIuB
0e8 @rogrorntus bil0et Elm bor5igli-
DIES 8dnoelbilo she 9iporcee", iii
ipel6em Ser %beriibmte 6iImbiibue1-
tern MorD Q(noerion Die 9ai!ptroI[e
inne bat.