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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-23
ARRANGING FOR 4
6. /. R. CAMP FIRE

". e. Alexander, Of Toledo, Ohio,
WAS . pleasant caller at the News Of
fco yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Alex
andef II located in the Orr apart
ments at Daytona Beach in company
with Mrs. Alexander and her father,
]. p. Tunnison. Both Mr.. Tunnison
and Mr.. Alexander are Civil war vet
Grams and G. A. r. men and the lat
ter II ON the staff of the national
commander. Mr.. Alexander is pre-
pairing for the holding Of big camp
lire In the Casino Burgoyne at some
future date to which all veterans, I'm
ion and Confederate, are invited and
urged to attend. It is the purpose of
Mr.. Alexander, in this connection, to
re-Organize the G. A. r. post in this
city.
Mr.. Alexander is correspondent of
Power Boating, of Toledo. in which
he IL giving DaytOna some very com,
plimentary mention. He is also COM
mOdore of the Toledo Power Boat club
and owns his own power boat in which
he takes much pleasure.
SEASIDE lNN-Miss NJ. G. Well,
Providence. r. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Lloyd, Springfield, ILL.,; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. s. Crigler. Covington. KY;
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Carrier, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Graft. Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ
Without. Covington. KY; Mrs. NJ w
Cochrane. Miss Ruth Cochrane, Miss
M. Moore. Omaha, Neb.; Mrs. c. w
Besacon. Detroit, Mich; Mrs. Harr,
McEntire, Reynoldsville, Pa; Mis-.
Ethel Hatten, Walter Hatten. Hugh
Mccullough, Dubois, Pa; Mr.. ant
Mrs. NJ. ]. Roice. Ocala: Miss Jean
cite Shields. Mayfield. KY.
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RlDCEWOOD-Col H. S. Streetel
Cassadaga; Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Ham
blen, Springfield, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs
H. L. Bowles. Springfield, Mass; Mrs
n L. Quimby. Rochester. N. Y: Mis-
Isabelle Dudley. Cambridge. Mass.
Mrs. r. J. Estabrook. Newton, Mass
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-23

SCHMlpT'S HoTEL-Mr. and Mrs
F. ]. Bachelor, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A
Bachelor, New York; Mr. and Mrs
John Wroe. Dayton, Ohio; Geo. W
Gibbs, Jr.. st. Augustine; F. Buglel
]. E. Ingraham. st. Augustine.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-23

HAMilTON-Mr an. Mrs. Chas. F.
Krauber. Brookline. Mass: S. c.
Schepfenacker. Baltimore: H. Y. Aver
chuetz. New York: A. NJ Anderson
Hicksville Ohio: J. Goldsticker, New
York: L. B. letter. Louisville. Ky:
H. ". Laussure. Jacksonville: S. r.
Wise. Jacksonville: Walter Hawkins,
Jr.. Jacksonville: Mrs j. F. Budk.
daughter and maid. Pittsburgh. Pa. ::
r. S. Keith. West Palm Beach: c. p.
Wilson. Atlanta: Leon Despland Sc
bring: J. X. Conserdine Atlanta: EN-.
ma Guth. Chicago: Florence Laprentz
Chicago: Arthur Mitchell. Baltimore:
Mary c. Brown. Pittsburgh: E. S
Greer. New Smyrna; j. E. Haderman
Jr.. New York
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wv LANE lNN-Mrs. Richard
Evans, YOUNGSTOWN. N. Y; Mr.. and
Mrs. A L. Ovendorff, Canton. III.
PAlMETTo-Mrs. ]. p. Gregory,
Louisville, KY: Matte Ellis Gregory.
Miss Gregory. Louisville. Ky.
WlNDSoR-Mrs. John Boydell. De-
troit: Nrs. Mary ]. Goodsell. Mrs d.
s. Smith. New York
THE DENNeTT-Mr. and Mrs. win
s. Brown. Mrs. D. H. Pond, Cleveland;
David MCGOWAN, Sr.. David MCGOWAN.
Jr., Stuebenville. Ohio; Mrs. H. L.
Nevin. Louisville. KY; John Macleod,
Cleveland.
scHMlpT's HoTEL-Mr. and Mrs.
F. J. Bachelor, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Bachelor, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wroe. Dayton. Ohio; Geo. w.
Gibbs, Jr.. st. Augustine; F. Bugler.
]. E. Ingraham. st. Augustine.
lSLlNGToN-Mrs. NJ. l. Frooks,
| Laurel, Del; Mrs. Edward Worth.
Mediar. Pa; v. H. Stickney. DR..
| Stickney, Dorothy HI. Stickney. Mrs.
Marjorie Stckney Nacheway, Dicken-
son, N. d.
RIDcEWooD-Col H. S. Streeter,
Cassadaga; Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Ham
blen, Springfield. Mass; Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Bowles. Springfield. Mass; Mrs.
| n. L. Quimby, Rochester. N. Y: Miss
Isabelle Dudley. Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. r. J. Estabrook. Newton, Mass.
THE OAkS-Miss F. Rena Wood.
man. Boston. Mass; Miss Florence
Osgood. Newburyport: Dr. and Mrs
H. Hunt. Greenville. Me-; Miss Bigney
Greenville, Me-; Mrs. F. Nicholson
Calais, Me-: Mrs. o. E. Hawn. Indian.
apolis; G. E. Cole and Mrs. Cole, De
troit; D. Primrose. Detroit: Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. H. Hampson. Detroit.
SEviLlE-Mrs Edith Coffin. Miss
Alice Kimball. Mr. Parsons. Detroit
T. NJ. Jones, Mrs. T. H. Jones. Miss
Laura Squire; Spencer. Iowa: Miss E
W. Howes. Miss L. HI. Howes. HI. B
Sears, Dennis, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs
j. N. Jackson, Miss Martha Jackson
Miss Genevieve Jackson. Chattanooga
Mrs. Marks. st. Paul. Mimi; Mrs. o
V. Sage. Cattskill, n. Y.
PRINCE GEORGE-Mr and Mrs
. J. J. Bowles. Hamilton. Mo-; F. NJ
| Howell, Charleston. W. Va: DR.. anf
Mrs. j. c. Howell. Orlando; Mrs w H
Ellsworth. Milwaukee. Wis; Mr.. ant
. Mrs. Elihu Wigle. Miss Gertrude Hoey
Windsor. Ont; Mrs. Emma r. Kahlen
Mrs. NJ. c. Donden, Miliersburg. Pa.
Miss NJ Cross Colebrook. n. H.: Mis-
E NJ. Patten, North Stratford n. H
! Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Weir. Hamilton
! Ontario; Nate Block. Lewis Sigel. ST
Joseph, Mo-; Mrs. W. L. Hannaca
= Kansas City, Kan; Miss F. Toplin
! Orlando: Mrs. W. P. Richardson
I Jacksonville.
DESPLAND-Mr. and Mrs. Edwar
! NJ. Chapman. New London. Conn; MI
i and Mrs. D. H. Clark. New Haver
q Conn: Mrs. r. W. Kempshall. Peoria
o Ill.,: Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Cutler. Pro,
Nyrc Do
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-23

The design of this frock of cinnamon
brown cloth and satin fits in nicely
with the taste of the woman who has
predeliotiOn for unusual trimmings
The double pieces at the side of the
belt are richly braided in Bulgarian
and Serbian tints. while the large col
lar and cuffs are of white hemstitched
crepe. Medium size requires > yards
So-inch satin for the Moyen age blouse
and pa yards cloth for the skirt Pic
torial Review Costume No. 10oS Sizes
81 to ~ inches. bust. Price 20 cents.
Peck Hendricks company.
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dolph. Vt; Mrs. w B. Vial. Randolph,
Vt: ]. r. Crosby, New York: W. B.
Schlegel. Miss l.. Edwina Schlegel.
Mrs Lester Camp. Waterbury. Conn. ::
Miss Seelbaeh. Louisville. Ky: Miss
POrcher. Cocoa: DR.. NJ Mailhouse,
Mrs. Lee S. Bernheim. Louisville: Mr..
and Mrs. S. X. Leonard Cleveland:
Mr. and Mrs r. A. George. Cleveland,
Ohio
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-23

o Leaving Daytona on the brick
pavement of South Ridgewood
avenue. the road commences
at the sign marked 'DeLand"
with q sand-clay roadbed,
which continues for approx
mately ten miles. This is
good.
50 At So miles is the beginning
Of q good brick road. Safe
maximum speed on which is
between 10 and fifty miles.
1872 Beginning of a detour on a
hard sand-clay road, deeply
rutted. Safe maximum speed
10 to IL miles.
21.9 Return to good brick road.
Safe maximum speed IS to IS
miles.
24.O Beginning of short detour on
hard dirt road.
24.7 Return to good brick road.
26.8 End of good brick road. and
beginning of hard sand-clay
road. This roadbed is very
good. Safe maximum speed
80 to IS miles.
1875 Beginning of excellent brick
road. at end OF bridge over St.
Johns river. Safe maximum
speed 40 to As miles.
Sig End of good brick road and
beginning of sand-clay road.
Safe maximum speed 80 35
miles.
54.3 Beginning of detour of ap-
prOximately seven miles over
~ry;~
road. Safe maximum speed 10
to Is miles.
61.S Return to good brick road.
which continues through Or
landO.
1872 End of good brick road, begin.
ming of fair sand-clay road
deep ruts, solid footing and
poor bridges. Safe maximum
speed 20 to 25 miles.
9S.4 Beginning of wide, recently
improved sand-clay road, con
tinuing through Loughman and
Davenport. Safe maximum
speed 80 to 80 miles.
1860 Beginning of new road con
structiOn. Necessary for au
tomobiles to follow along side
over very bad sandy roads. the
sand on which is very loose
and very deep. Not safe il
very dry weather for machine:
with low power. This roat
continues entire distance O
approximately 90 miles. t
Lakeland. In few places
for short distances, this road
bed is fair. A number of de
tours into deep sand are nee
essary. 1t is not possible t.
average more than five t,
eight miles per hour over thi
stretch of road
From Lakeland to Tampa durin
the entire distance there is al
excellent road. the beginning
of which for a few miles i
hard sand-clay; the remainde
of which is an excellent brio
road
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-23

The following II . general descrip
t1yo Uep1oGandum covering the condi'
tion oe he most direct automobile
route between Daytona and Tampa
This description was compiled by A.
d. Taylor, Z Cleveland landscape ar
chitect, who personally went over this
ro1te during the latter part Of last
week.
Niles.
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DESPLAND-Mr. and Mrs. Edward
NJ. Chapman. New London. Conn; Mr..
and Mrs. D. H. Clark. New Haven,
Conn: Mrs. r. W. Kempshall. Peoria.
H.: Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ Cutler. Prov
idence, R. L.; Mrs. E. D. Strong. Ran
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-01-23
NEXT WEEK.

NEXT WEEK.
Nonday-lCts. George Carew enter
tainS NelghboFhood auction bridge
club ct her home at Daytons
Beach.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-13
prcfit9icr iibcr
patrictismMs!
Tmcrifnniide Sdiffe mrrben Ocs
@rufitcs Gdlbcr an Snpan nno
aana0a Derfanft.

@"af6ington, IL. g(ugilit. - Ger
Gerfoui omerifaniider Shifie
our6 i6rc Giaentiiner an 9tusl1lt.
Scr i'm 8ioeripr1th NIT neu 8iin.
id)cn un0 ielbit ocn @eieten Der
Ser. Gtaaten lit Der @crft.aommii-
lion 8ueds raiheu Son0elns in
Ger6in6uug nit ibren &Iduen elmer
l~le6erno6me Der &auffa6rteiihiffe
inn groben Mobitob beridtet NOR.
Sen. tpie Rom @onOeIs.G epnrtement
befonnt 1ege6en iDur0l. 8ieier
MongeI an @otriotismps niro BET
Dem aroBcn MonaeI an Sdiffs.
tonnage iharf bon Seiter Der &c.
gierlmgSbcamten aeriiat.
&rdii0ett @iliort uno nnocre no.
Be Gcgierungsbealutc iiu0 0enn aud
at Der lle6er3ellqllnQ qefonmlen,
oaB MIR ourdJ cine 8eihIognnbme
Ser Sfiffe in qroBem MaBltnb bic
a~merifaniife @onocIsmarine intaft
erbolten meroen fam. @abrihcin.
lid miro Der &onqreB angeqnnqcr
mer0en, Dem 0Qn0elsfommiildr
nod mc~itaa6cuoere @oamaft 5l
0erleiban. oI8 er bereits beiibt, i'm
beu @ertauf bon Ghiffcn nit ame.
.rifaniitem 3caiiter an Qusldn0er
o6iolttt uun1oqIih 8u mohen.
9ie P~rpabntcn ShIffsoerfduie
boben in Seattle un0 an 0en groBeu
Scen itottgcfuuoelL tells ON iopa.
niide tells an fouo6iide SutereNen
10 Dab bieie ghifie MIN in oirefte
aonfurren3 NIT ser omeritouiidcn
Sdiffabrt getretett lin6.
Gie ouf ben groBen Scen Der,
fouften Sdifie iino bon ben Seeu
3uriidge5ogen mo in ben transact
lantiidm gerfc9r geItclIt tporoeu.
cine MaBreaeI, meI6e &rdiioent
@ilion fiir5Iih 70 entihieoen ber-
oamnte, 6orouf binneiieuo, 0aB
Die Sdiffseigentiimer 99uderpro.
fife gu er5ielen lltden.
Inter Der nelten Golitif ipeldc
Die @egieruna inouQuriert bat,
pir0 es totidhIid unmoalid iein,
nmerifauiide Sdifie an 4uSlanoer
at berfouferr.
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JapaniiHc Diplcmateii
lanScn an f3acifickiiItc!
@eroen bDu &esiernngshenmtten unS
inter srORen Gbrenbc5engnn.
gen %empfungen.

Sin Safen an Der @acificfiiftr, IS.
dug. Die iapaniihe oipIomati
ide Weiiiion lit inter 5iibrung oe8
8itomte aifujiro 3ibi auf Dem @ege
uad 8ni1ingtou bier eiugetroffen.
&erborragenoe amcrifuniife Staots
beantte. oarunter Der brittle Stats
iefret1r Der Ser. Stuaten 9reden.
bridge Gong. bieBen Die Sopaner an
Der 2dn0ungsitelle miafomulen UNI
ter 9egleitltng elmer Sdmaorpn SEQ.
baqerie uuo zines gatoiIlons Snian.
terte mltroe Die @dite nod ibrent
@otel begleitet.
gu Ghren Scr @dite fon0 i'm Gat.
bnuie Elm @mpfang itott, al peIhen
it'd aud ser Gtaatsgnuoerneltr Elm.
gefunoen Bate. @eltte obenb fper.
Den bier oniGiiige Saponer Ben ia
paniihen 9iplomaten elm gantett
geber. mtorgen obeno miro EN- o1ti
Soften 0es Staotes bergeri9tetes
giicu ierbtert mer0en. @e5eimpo[i-
aiiten begleiten Die Sapaner auf
Shritt uu0 Crit.
Gem geiud Der. Sapaner miro
bier 0ie gr0Bte geoeutltng 3ugemef
len. Wlan glaltbt, oaB oarielbe bon
Der groBten politiihen 9eOeutllng lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-13
i04 Emd6ner weroeu sn Cffi3iercu
ansdebtIDct.

llnter Den 206 g~lebrdstaeru,
ii6 8ur Cffi8iers a%usbiI0ltng
genel6et baden uno nnh Sort
smelling o6fommanoiert iino. be.
fin6en iih 104 Gmahoer. &terltn.
ter befinoen iid brei8ebn nit bout
iden 0amen, ndntIid: Walbin q.
giidofF, col 4arf qlDe. @alter g.
Gidman, 500 iiiol. 20. Ct; gG.
bert u Gliaiier, 529 ia0I. 27. ct.
guan 6. @robe, 1902 Gorb1 Cir. 4;
Charles 6. Saaser, 1905 @iaiam
CTR; &enrD @onnt gtolfe, care
Bra0itreefS; @inr Sc RoienbIim,
1920 u6roI. is. Ctr: 2oui5 8.
Get. 2t03 9ougIos 5re6 s. Heb.
ling, 2t03 Burt; 5re6 ulrid, 2715
9rolulle; 9iobert 8. 81. 8eigeL
5121 noroI. 81. Ctr; Holpb s..
8enItrono, 56l2 5loreute gouIe.
barb; emil &iQro0t. 1922 iii0l.
II. Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-13
Bcrmfnn9 9c0en Sas
lscnIktipticnsoeIeS!
Sernrtcilte Su3ialiiten ge6en nit
i9rer Appellatiun an Oas
Snabcsu6crgrridt.

@oibington, II. argult. - Die
@eiebmaBigfeit oe8 aonitriptions.
geietes miro mabriheinli9 in Dem
6erbittermin 6e8 8un0esobergeridt8
o~ngetdmpft tperOen. Der Sal miro
oIs Elm AppeIl gegen Elm 1trteiI 0e8
9uu6esgeridts filr ben n0roIiden
9iitritt bon Ohio oufforntner.
Son 0ieiem @eridt maren Char
les 6. &uthen6erg, BEL Der Iebten
8abI io3ioliitiider Gan0ioot fit
@iirgermeiiter bon Glebelon0; gqfreo
@agcnfnc6t. Gefret1r Der Go8iaIi.
Itenpartei bon 0fio, ul0 Charles
@afcr, 6taot5.G rgoniiotor Der 9or.
tel, Der @eridnorltnq. 9tiIitdrpflit.
ttaa 2eute Dem gltIitaroienit at
ent3ieben, iduIoig bef1unoen mo am
%. Sui 81 je etnem Sabre arbeitS,
bulis berurteilt nor6en.
Sic 8erirteiIten reiften iofort
9%erufung eiiL uno 9~uloe8antpaIt
Berb trtr6e 6ieIelbe nll8geb1notgt.
Der iie an "a. 4ltguit %returnieren
mub,
G6gLeid 6os SuIti3oebartement
aenutnis bat bon 9eriuden, @eIoer
aui3ubringen, I'M Die @eietmdbig-
felt oes aonifriptionsgeietes at be-
fdmbfen, lit 6ieier SOIL ans Ohio Der
erite 8eriud, gegca 6o8 @eies Dor.
5ugeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-13
Steeik TN Nnaecne0
lift u1ausbletblidt.

9Httc, Don't, 10. gluguit.
5eute itimmeu bic in ben gnocouoa
aupier. utlo SllberarllbeH allgeItea
ten gergleltte, 2400 an ser 3a6L
0orHber ob. Oh lie Die ar6eit richer.
legen per0en ooer uidt. 4aes oeu-
tet 0arauf bin 6aB %oieieaigen, Die
Oci Sfreif befurmorten, galDinnen
mer0en. Cine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5l @uniten oes Streifs lit a!aBae.
Bono.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-08-13
Ca Scacttc tritt fir
misecniins Biir0ct Gin!
ltntqIudt gnflngen ii6er nnbere6.
tiates Giugreifcu Der 8uuoes.
@ebcima9enten.

RiIpaufee. g9is., II. altguit.-
9unoesienator Gobert Ga 5onette
piini6t iid Oapon 3r iiber5eugeH,
OBJ Sic alaaen Der 9iirger eegen
bic S1tigfeit Der 8unoes. @ebeim.
oicnItagentcn b~egrlnoet itn6 ODER
nidt. Gr bat 5u hieiem 8pede iei.
men @e6aimiefretdr, Colonel SoHn
6. 8anron bterber geionOt, Inn
oie anflaaen gu urlterfuder.
n8ir boben iooiele alogen be-
treff8 ungeredtfertigter @iumiia.
ltna ieiteus 9unoesagenten uno
in sic &ribatangeIeaen.
beiten ser 2elte erhalteu ooB ih
aIs gertreter oes Senators ga
5ollctte bier6ergefommen bin. I'M
2S%nfornlation aus eritcr @ano 81
ioote @ornolt.
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OrScnsf0adlcr in
Gn9lanS a~mfgcwc6t!
Sn 3ntnuft iuq MIR lpabrrm ger
oienit scredlte 8iirolgnns an
tell mcr0cn.

2onoon II. g[rgllit. = ueber ort.
geblihe SfanoaIe BON 9~er6inoung
nit @erleibung bon @itr0en erbob
iid I'M Oberbarrie cine le6bofte 0ts.
fulton.
Snoem ser Carl Of Serborne bic
aufmerfiamfeit bes Soliies mlf Die
gerIeibune bon @itrOen nuf @rurO
bon 9eiiteueritugen au &arteifonos
lenfte, lteLte er Den 9llltrn9, Dab pom
niiilmebr ob Sic @riinoe fir berar.
tige Gbrilngen beroffentlidt meroen
ipLten. Gent gramier miilie cs OBJ.
lieget, Den Serriher oabnn 5t iiber.
8ergcn, bob 3ablung irgeu0nelder
@eloer 5t feiner @mpfeblung bered-
tigt. 8ns @ouS fam betrefiS Der
@orlnge 5lt feiner gntideioung.
Carl Glr3or, Der 8egieruagSfiib.
rer int Sberbauie, be0alterte Die
GteIlung oes gllttrag8, Ia retde
2eute bon aontri6utionelt gu 8pbl.
t1tigfeits5ueden abaebolten tuitroeu
neil iie iid feinem 8erOaht aus.
ieben poGen. Die 8arone GeteSforO
rno GborntpooO ordnaten auf Die
glboptierltro 0e8 oHertfaniiden Gu.
items Der 9iiderfpntroae uno Der
9er6ifentIiduug Ser 5ono8itatiiti-
fen.
Baron geresforo ertI1rtc, boB Elm
GROCER Seil Der @eIOer nidt in Die
9~nrteifonos, iouoern in Die Baden
berieltgen obiGieBa. rueIde bic 8itr.
ben gum @arfauf unbotcr. 81 fiigte
bin3u, 0aB 0ieier Grieg fih ourd
cine g}eibe 5u llnreht ~berIichcner
8iir0en 5lpeifeI6nft uus8eifncn mir.
Be.
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Die Nnf5et1nmnecn
Se$ Berrr 6erarS!

SIN @aaa IS. altgait. Die
Saulbur9iide 3eithng bar0HentIidt
Alts3itge Der in ben Ser. Staaten
ber6Hentlihten 9lrtitel 0es fritbereH
ameritantiden gotiddfters IN Der.
lin, @erru @erdro, mo ia9t 6aB
oiefelbgn 0a8u beitimntt itno, bic Be-
gelterlmg mir Den arieg uHter Der
ameritnfiidleH 8e0oItarung 5u err
pedeu. Sic 3eituag 9laubt uidt,
BOB ous pom &aier al 0en Brdiis
oeHten &ition aeidn0te drie0eAstcles
graulm edit lit.
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i~eblenerdber TIT
ILLINOIS am Strcik!
1000 8ergIcnte in nber 20 @rn.
ben habeH bic Nr6eit nicoers
gelegt.

Chicago. 81, 13. auguIt-ueber
5pan3iq acknowledgements in Sill
nois hoben iniolqe zines Streif5
non etipa 1000 9erqlelttcn ibreH
getrieb einitellen miiHen Solange
6ieier 5treif nidt geidIidtet 1T,
fam an elmer aonferen8 Der Ser.
treter bnn Den neutrality-suspicious.
oen bon Is 5taoten, Der auf Don.
~nerstag ein6erufen lit, nitt8 par,
ben. g(itf oieier &onferet5 ioate
eine 6eitiebuug Der aobienpreiie en-
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labt iicb nidlt
I'M sic Garten bli6en!

2onoon, i3. 9luguIt. @citere
iapaniide 5eaitreitfrdite bQben it'd
0eu auiierteu IN Den ertropaiihen
gepdIiern nugei6loiien, 10 mur0e
bonn iapaniian 9tartneattodc be-
fannt gegeben.
(9or 0rei Ia9en crit mar aus 10
ito geneloet poroetL DAB Sapan gar
nidt oaran 0enft, ieine Strcittrdfte
III ben eltropdiihen @en1ii2rn 81
ber8roBern - mas lit MIN bon bet
ben 1iittailltugcn Die 8obr1eit2J
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MEDITERRANEAN.

aonias gitg 30. ii. auguit. 49,
8rei Streifbreder lpuroen berte bon
mebreren Gtreifern nngegriHal; Ell
ner Ser 4ligreifcr ipulroe 3urd eine1
RcoolberiduB idmer permm0et.
Butte, 9lont, fl. slug. 8lm-
0estrnppen iino bier e~ingetroffen
uno patrouiaieren Die Gtraben ser
Staot. Die Streiflooe miro bp0rob.
lifer. @an glanbt. oab iibcr Die
Staot Der gelagerunes8uiiaH0 Der
b1nat perDen miro.
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Tim $4,000 Wert
Oiamanfcn ber1ltbt!

85ilooc(b6ia, ii. 2luguit.-Gine
5rnu. bic ibren Qonten aIs @race
8eldl ongi6t m1roe i'll ibtem bic.
Iigen 6otel BON einem @inbreder
ilbariaacr, miBbonoelt %gefnebelt
mo I'M i9re 5hmudiadm un6
2iomanteil I'M @erte bon $4,000
bern1ibt.
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0nubo. aleb., ID. sluo.

Omaha. 9eb., 13. aua.
3uiaDr $500.
8eefitiere felt bis tart.
@ute uro bette geepes 1925
14.t5.
Waittelnt. geeoes i. 50--t3.60.
@em0bnI. 9eebes 9.50-i1.00.
Cute uno bette SaDrIinse 12.5l
1850.
Uaittelm. Sdbrlinge 11.00-12.0e
@cp6brl. S1brlinge %9.00--i1.00
Cute Ii. bette 8eiDe.@eeDeS 1000
1850.
DtitteIm1Bige 8eioe.Seepes SOC
$50.
@cm6bnlide gceues 6.75-7.75.
aiibe uno Sellers tcit bis Itorf.
@ute bis bette Sellers 8.00-9.5c
@iite Bis bette aiiba 7.50-8.50
g1ittelm. Qilbe 6.75-7.50.
@epobnlide aitbe 5.00-6.50.
Gtoder8 II. 6ecoerS felt Lis itorf.
Cute Ii. bette 3ee0er$ 8.25-9.25.
geittelmaBige 100000.
@cu6bnlide 6.00-6.50.
@ltte, bette 5toders 7.26-8.00.
Seal &dt6er S00-12.5c.
6tod Sellers 6.50-7.T5.
Stod aitbe 5.50-7.26.
Stod a1Iber 6.b0-9.50.
Seal 4al6er S.00-12.50.
gud uno Stag8 5.50-8.50.
- 3uftbr $500; Ship.
pers 800 b05er, 8aders lang.
lam.
2urff6nitspreis t6.25-t6.75.
@otiter 8reis 1900.
S6afe-3ufuDr $500; N}orft bo1er.
@ute 1lno bette 2dmruer 15.25-
1915.
cute un0 bette Sa5rIinsc 1000
-t1.50.
@ute uno bette @}littcridaic $50
$50
@ute uno bette g8iOoer 1000
HOO.
See6er 2dmmcr Is 25-16.00.
5eeoer S1brlinge 10.00-t2.00.
Jceoer 02utterihafe $4,000.
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Regiernno reqmiricrt
Sic PanSelsiaiffe!

&nibinqtoh II. 9fnauit. Gie
8nnoesregieruHq rot bette oumit
5egounen. bic 5hiffe Der @dnoels-
MARINE eiu3u3ieben. gs prroe beute
ofii8iea befonut genlodlt oab iieben
Gribotperiouen geboriqe Gauipfer
bon Der ae1ierung beihlagnnbmt
uno IN Gienit geiteat morocn iino.
0ieiei6en mer6en gum transport
bon 0iaterial fir gobnen binter
Der frnn8oiiidcn 6rollt benust wer.
ben.
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3luei bel gOutfa6rt ertrnnfen.

Dubuque, ga, II. 4ugult-8er
25.iabrige Gbarles Grnmbad utr0
SRI. geiiie Wlabon, 26 Sabre alt,
fonoen geitern aben0 Den &oo, oIs
i9r Miotor6oot in Ser gtdbe bon bier
eegen sinen Gnmm auffubr un0 Der-
ianf Grlua1bad neriudte Sri. @ta.
ION 81 rotten, muroe ieood bon bic
fer nut IN ole 8icfe geriiien. Gier
onoere Suioiien bes 9ootes fonnter
it'd nit g1Ibe retteu.
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Gencrnn0skrawaQc
TIT BraItlien!

gio Soneiro, II. 4ng. 8ie
9erridenbe Geuerang bat in 9obia
at id)uereu llnrl1ben gefiibrt. Sn
StroBent1mpfen 8uiifcn 8olf5bolis
fen uno Der 4oti5ei mnroeH 3tDei
Berionen eetotet un6 biele onoere
.pertpun6et.
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Ppnalitdtstaa in Ell. eOnis.

Ct. 2ouis, no. 10. &u9uit. =
$4,000 I'M @uslanoe ae6orene Sine
rifaner no6men an Der geitern III
0cn ~sSefferlon garafen itottecfun0e.
neu 9oDaIitdtstaafeier tell. Cine
an5abl 9eutida uno 0eiterreif In
qarn @1iftbiirgrr) 0nrfte Die linen
bcridlpHeae 3oile betretcM, nber
nidt an Der @orn0e t~eIlpe9Hrlt.
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aaniag Gitn @larft6eridlt.

do1l0s GlI1 Is. UugulT.
GinSbieB - 3ufu1r $4,000; gtarft
felt BIS 15c bober.
Sii1e unb @eiiers meiitens 10
25e 6ober.
Stoders ulO 6eeoerS neiitens Is
-25c 90Ger.
aGlber SOC bo6er.
Shmeine - 3ufubr 5000; 25c 30.
Der.
@0dIter grei8 1885.
3urdidnittsprei3 1G.25--17.35.
Sdlafe - 8ufubr 1000; DOC bober.
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@ollte 9eatialaabs G~icSerIage
nid1t erleben.

St5oca, 81. g. II. 4uguit. -
@eil er Die RicoarIaae 3eutidlanos
nidt erleben woate mad)te Der Stl.
bent Der Cornell uniberfitat, @eral6.
6. Smit6 ans grooflDn ourh eineH
Gprung ais Dem 6eniter ieinem
Qe6en Elm Gttoe. Gle 9eb6r6en ia.
ben ieine 4apiera nit 8eidlng be,
leaf.