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Evening journal., 1917-03-29
send
/. P. WICKERSHAM,
The Adjutant General
Chief OF Staff.

Enrolment in the Naval Coast De
fence Reserve is being urged in
handbills, which are being sent out
all over Pennsylvania and Delaware,
calling attention TO the duties Of the
men and the opportunity for becom-
ing familiar with military duties. No
duty is required except in time OF
war or national emergency or at
ones own request in time of peace.
The duty in time Of war will be on
board submarine chasers, patrol ves-
sells, mine sweepers within the limits
of the Fourth Naval District, which
extends from Barnegat Bay to A.
sateague Inlet, including Delaware
Bay and River
Except in great emergency, the men
will remain within the limits of this
district. The men receive full pay
during war and S12 a month for en-
rolling The naval recruiting station
in Wilmington is on the second floor
OF the Law Building.
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
GUARDING AGAINST
MUDDLING THROUGH
Council of National Defense
Would Avoid War Blund-
erS of the Allies
MANY VALUABLE
HINTS GAINED
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, March 29-The
mistakes and blunders committed by
England and the Allies in the months
of "muddling through" are being util-
lied as lessons in the gigantic pre-
'parodness movement by the advisory
committee Of the Council OF National
Defense.
Detailed statements bearing on the
situation in Europe have been taken
from Americans returning from the
war zone. Every incoming passenger
from Europe with knowledge of their
war measures Is questioned. Many
valuable hints have already been
gained Scores of written statements
are on file i'm the offices Of the com
mittee today. Not only the blunders
but the successful ideas are noted
and utilized.
From Herbert Hoover. OF the Bel
gian Relief Commission, long state
ment on the industrial mobilization in
the Allied countries was taken. Many
Of the suggestions are now being put
into effect i'm the mobilization of the
national resources.
One of England's biggest blunders
has served as a valuable lesson 10
u.s. said one of the officials Of the
advisory committee today. in Eng.
land the labor element was one year
late in coming into the war effectively.
Prom that we learned a lesson
! We have put Sam Gompers, Of the
= Federation Of Labor. on the commit
tee. Through his influence and ef-
forts the labor people have backed uT
practically every detail in the plans
Of the government already.
ALSO from England we learned 10
/ look to the railway situation. AT the
/ instance OF Chairman Willard -four
committees Of the leading railway eX-
ecut,yos of the country have been ap-
/ pointed to deal with problems Of trans
pOrtatiOn In case OF need we have a
good start toward solving the prob
I lem.
In the appointment of committees
OF leading business men throughout
/ the United States 10 assist the Quar-
/ termastcr's Department OF the army In
/ the proper methods of the purchase oi
supplies, we believe we have avoided
another blunder made by the Allies.
But probably most important oi
I all the lessons of the great war to u
( is concerning the production Of muni
tions. To avoid the mistakes Of Eng
land We have appointed Munitions
Standards Board. II is made up o
men with three years intimate knowl
edge of the production Of munition
for the Allied Governments.
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
DEATHS.
Edward J. Mines.
John T. Kirk.
Elmer MacNeal.
William Geisendeorfer.
Amanda q Hamilton


HAMILTON-At Newport Del, on March
2S 1917 Amanda C., wife Of William Ham
ilton. aged 90 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral services at her late residence,
Newport. Del. on Sunday afternoon, April !.
1917. at o clock. Interment at St. James
cemetery Newport.
GEIsENbEORFER-In this city. on March
20, 1917, William Geisendeorfer, aged 81
Years.
Relatives. friends. members Of Phoenix Fire
Co. Volunteer Firemen' Relies Association,
Wilmington Acrie No. a. +. o. T., are in
vited 20 attend the funeral services az his
late residence. No. 1901 Walnut street, Mon
day afternoon. April ., at o clock. Inter
ment at Riverview cemetery.
KGRK--In this city on March 20, 1917,
John r Kirk.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from the residence OF his par
ents, No 1 West Twenty-hfth street on sat
urday morning az o clock Requiem mass
at St. Patrick S Church Interment a. Ca
thedral cemetery.
MlNES-In this city. on March 2s. 1917.
Edward j., son OF the late John and Mary
f.. Mines.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence. No.
3O1 10 West street. on Saturday morning,
ut Q o clock Requiem mass az the Cathe-
MacNEAT.-In this city, on March 25, 1917,
Finer MacNeal. aged IS years.
Relatives and friends Of the family ere
invited to attend the funeral services from
the residence OF his brother. Clarence Mac.
Neal No. COZ East Seventh street on Thurs
day afternoon, NJ o clock. Intcment az
Riveryiew cemetery.
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
MANY prescriptions
This Season, For Impure Blood
Weakness, Nervousness, Brsin-fag.

This Season, For Impure Blood
Weakness, Nervousness, 5rain-fag.
In order to comprise the best course
Of treatment, and to secure the best
results, should read as follows:
r Hoods Sarsaparilla-12 aa.
Peptiron Pills-1S0.
Sig: One teaspoonful Hoods Sarse-
parilla before meals.
Two Peptiron Pills after meals.
No better course of medicine can be
recommended by the most skilful, for
Hoods Sarsaparilla is made from an
formula of blood-purify-
ing and stomach-toning remedies, in
GLIDING sarsaparilla, mandrake, dam
delion, yellow dock. wild cherry, gem
tian and other valuable alternatives
and diuretics. while Peptiron Pills,
named from pepsin and iron, include
also nuX and other blood and stomach
tonics which physicians prescribe.
Il is therefore wise and economical
to get these two medicines from your
druggist today. The two working to-
gether often give a four-fold benefit.
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
MORE MILLION DOLLAR
CHARTERS GRANTED.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. March % Charters
filed at the State Department today
were:
National Motor Financing Corpora
tion. Philadelphia, capital S2,00O,0O0.
to deal in and with investments OF all
kinds f. H. Hansell. George II. Mar
tin and S. c. Seymour, Philadelphia,
incorporatOrs.
Stability Investment Company. viii
mington. Del, >S1 500 600. dealing in
and with investments of all kinds.
Herbert E Latter. Norman p. Coffin
and Clement Megner local Whining
ton. Dol, incOrporators.
Increase in capital stock OF Ameri-
can Arch Company. OF New York. in
creasing from $3,0O0,OO0 to S5,000,0 900.
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
WarIike Scenes at City ArmorY
While First Battalion M0biIizeS

CONTINUED From First Page)
men in relation to the United States
service it is stated that the troops
are now under orders of the War De-
partment, having come so automati-
cally upon issuance OF the call Of
President Wilson as was pointed out
by THE EVENING JOURNAL some
time ago The troops are not under
State jurisdiction and have not been
since the order for mobilization was
issued by Adjutant-General Wicker
sham at 5.15 o'clock Sunday night
Proper inspections and physical ex-
aminations as we'll as other details
will have to be attended to and these
are being conducted by Major Allen
ID. Raymond. L. S. A.. of Fort DUPONT.
All men enlisted are taken dNectly
into the United States service and will
not be required to be sworn in addi-
tionally
Delaware troops are making ready,
for any service that may be demanded
Of them. The great need now is more
men to bring the numbers up to a
strict war footing.
The text of the order issued by Ad-
jutant-General Wickersham on Sun
day night, follows:
state OF Delaware
Office of the Adjutant General.
Wilmington.
March 25th, 1917.
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
MRS. EMELINE COLLINS
PASSES away At Dover

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER Del. March 29.-Mrs. Fine
line Collins. mother of John S. Collins,
cashier of the First National Bank OF
Dover. and one OF Central Delaware's
most highly respected citizens. died
at the home of her son this morn
ing Mrs. Collins was in her ninety
fifth year. and up until a few days ago,
when she fell and sustained a broken
hip, she enjoyed excellent health.
Evening journal., 1917-03-29

amount Of sickness initiated against
these Nevertheless. there have been
some very gratifying results. A few
have advised ne OF the number of
conversions. Concord heads the col
umn with ll5; Marydel. 79; Piney Neck.
5S; Greensboro, so; Smyrna Circuit
and HillsbOro. 40 each; Rock Hall.
81; Fairlee, 30; Crumpton. 90; Clay
ton and Smyrna, % each; Kent Island.
20; other charges reporting an aggfe-
gate of 259."
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
WILMINCTONIANS At
PHILADELPHIA RALLY

Mayor Price today received a letter
from Mayor Smith, of Philadelphia. in
viting him to attend the great patri-
otic demonstration to be held in that
city on Saturday afternoon. and also
giving Wilmington's Mayor the priv
ilege Of inviting a delegation to ac-
company him.
Mayor Smith stated that il he is
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
INQUIRE ABOUT AMERICANS.
Bv The United Press.

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON. March 29.-It be-
came known officially today that the
United States has inquired through
the regular channels used since the
break i'm relations. il there are any
American citizens among the prison
ers recently taken into Germany on
board the raider Moewe.
This official information developed
following press reports saying the
Spanish Ambassador at Rome had
been asked that he request Germany
to send any Americans there home
, ward
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
FIRE PROTECTION
FOR BHLLEFONTE.

A special meeting Of the members of
the Bellefonte Fire Company will be
held tomorrow evening. at the home of
Winfield Clark to arrange for the pur-
chase of fro apparatus. The commit
tee has decided upon a 50-gallon, hand
drawn Ajax chemical.
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
General Orders,

NO. Z.
l. In accordance with the procla-
nation of the President OF the United
States. dated the 25th day Of March,
1917. calling into the Federal ser
vice the First Battalion. Infantry. Ma
tional Guard OF Delaware, the officers
and men including the authorized
Supply and Sanitary detachments will
be assembled at the Armory, at VIII
mington. at s o'clock a. m, March
26th. 1917. in the equipment prescrib-
ed for field service, preparatory to
their muster into the service OF the
United States at later date. Oficers
and enlisted men will habitually wear
uniform.
II. In accordance with telegram
from the Commanding General. East
ern Department, the Communication of
rations at as cents per day, per man.
will be- allowed. and a daily strength
report will be forwarded to the East
ern Department
III. The drill and instruction OF
all examinations will be commenced
AT once. The articles OF war will be
read at the first assembly of organi-
zations in pursuance Of this order,
and will be read 10 all men subse-
ouently Joining by enlistment or
otheIEise ..
~ The Commanding Officer will
al once establish a proper guard at
the Armory to be maintained until
further orders.
BY Command OF Governor Town
Evening journal., 1917-03-29

notified without delay he will provide
seats for Mayor Price and the Will
mington official party on the grand
stand, the seating accommodations Of
which are limited to one thousand
persons.
Mayor Price at once accepted Mayor
Smiths invitation, and will invite a
delegation OF members of the Will
defense committee 20 accom-
pany him TO Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
SOCIALISTS MEETING.

The Women's Socialist committee
will hold Their weekly meeting on
tomorrow night, at No. 703 Market
street
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
LEGAL SECURITIES MARKET
STOCK MARKET.
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, March %. Lackawanna
Steel sold up 10 to 81 3-s, in an r.
regular opening market on the stock EN-
change today
United States Steel opened up a frac-
tion and soon dropped tract 'onolly below
Yesterday close. Rails and coppers
moved irregularly in the carly trading.
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
SINES AND WEIGH
FLORISTS

Only at 212 W. 9th Sc.
Cut Flowers end Funeral Designs
q specialt..
. g. A. 6672. DeImarVla t7sA
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
Map Of Arizona Free

In two colors showing Automobile Roads
Raii5,ads Mountain Ranges Principal Min
in- CempS. together with a statistical table
showing Tho stupendous earnings u the Great
Mines ot this most famous Of Mineral states.
SOUTHWESTERN SECURITY co.
Box i46s. Tucson. Arizona.
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
IN MuNFopTAM

IN NTINVIlINIIIs
In memory OF Bessie, who died Tuesday
March IS 1916. Gone but sweet memories
still linger. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Harris
and family
Evening journal., 1917-03-29
IN MEMoRIAM

IN MEMORIAM.
In loving remembrance Of my dear hus-
band, John c. Gordy who departed this
life two years ago today. His WIFE
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NnfIasen sesem 6oblen'
8rnbenbefiter
Don BEN Dunbesrt4ter
Gru6b Hiebersef9Ia.
Qer.

Rem port, 5. SuIi. Don BEN
8unb.srihtsr Srub6 fpurbsn am Dons
neritas bic Qntlasm in ben Gdllen ses
gen Diuiam 2edis. bon msIib, DeIt
8trginisn, urb Rcbert O. pntttrioH,
BON Dubtou, O., bic NIT anbsren Sob.
lenerubsnbefisern ansdlaet iparsn,
ben sfpti6snito1tIifsn 6anbel be-
fhr6utt unb prsii. ioutroairt su bas
Fen. niebsrseI6lossn. GbeuTo ipurben
bic antlusen assen bic g. 8. Batter
ion Qotcbontos gpnpanb unb bt.
Wtpdnobt Goal anb gots gompnnp.
an Der gottsrIOn iniereIiirt III, niebsr.
sefMageu.
Der Ridt,r Grubb faste, bas fsintr
Qniiti nab bic Regisruna nidis tbun
miiFe, ols ben 8efptis bafiir gu lies
fern. buB bic asentsn Der gnoetfaa'
ten fif ostpiFsr SanbIuneen f6ulbis
gemaht bdtten.
-Gs III nift betpieFen iporbsn. bob
biefs MGnnsr obsr ihrs apmpnani.n
Die 4eeuieu autoriiirt bobtn, fiir lie
in Der ondebIihen @erfftu0runs ,i
bdnbeln1, Idgte Der Hihter.
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Grpertem
Sat srisssratb 5ur geiGmpfuns ber
Apbib gIaitiaus aneeftellt.

Ter arisesraib bat IN ieiner geiiri.
gen sipung beihloiien asrofeiior 9
Vi. Wfontgomcrp pcn Der Obioer llni.
nrriitai anJiiitellen. baniit er ipItema-
fii6 bic tiir5lib ai,fgetrcnene sIpbio
gl5ttIaiis befdntpft, be erobe Ser.
beerarieen iutter ben aarioFfei. uno
ben 9cmaicnpiIan5en rerliriaft.
9,rofeiior Tsontomeru miro nab.
ie.lu Der Dhnnie sSiili uno augiiit Der.
;udjsn. bicien 4soraiitcn be;i 0nrmib 81
MAIDEN ,inb auBtihein pirb ibn bel
bieien 9snIii1uneen her @derbauaaeni
fi'r Sanliiton Gountil .. si. Bar
sl.ic unteritiisen.
Zoe ,ynboiilungsfommittee bes
Sriessrdfbes, an beiien Spise Auin5
. gmitb itebf, erlieb einen Gufrlif
an ons gubIifi,m, in peItem barun
,riutt miro, bab Seiiteuern fiir anaeb.
lic1 strisgssiuede MIR iold,en Gren.
n1atioiieli geipahrt iuerosn. bic ge.
,lni5iglnesidlreiben portpeiIen fon.
reu, DE pom Sriegsrotb iriboiiirt NOR.
0eG iiiic.
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@utes 8etrassn.

III. Guropa ipraf, man Dor otIlI
aclifricJe pcn oer ariitotratle iiilo
BEN gelt,obnliaen Belle. IN glMeritd
bon Scn obcren 400 uno Dem Heii oes
gCiscs, - beioe llnteriheionHgeii
pabcn 10 gut rpie aufsebort. aber aus
pcrit,ieoenen @riinoen. Sn Ieiiitr
laat bat Die uiupioeritebIid)e SohfiiiiD
oeeeiitericr @aierIanosliebc nIle Siali.
ocsanterihieoe biniueogridTpemnIt. IN
ocn @ereinigten St1aien lat Der
Aincritano Der W1diin gesen Die
lleuerbebuna DER oberen Sinan5frci'en
oilIcn Den baliptiihliten gooen ent'
3cstn Seuie ipriGt man nidt niebr
bon 3nr .gliteu Seieaitnft- seboreii.
oci Renid,en, iOrloern BON eeiteu
bon gutter Srbiebung" cher SeilteH
,obne gr,iebung".
,Sriiber ealten fir bic iclennHnteH
LEI ,eren~ areiie bcitinlnite llmaaiigs'
iornlen, oieie hoiten geDiiierinnbeH
enl gorrcd,t Giif Jiites getragen, ullo
pom ,,golts~ muroe faum erlpcrist.
Dab es wiiie, iuie ii6 neetiIoet" gu be.
nj Gnlen, lpie anitanosgenldb 81 9ehen
uno 81 iteDen, 5u eiien lno 81 trinter.
Seute perlanet man pon ieeerl
gQenidyen, ipeldem Siailoe, ipeldeHi
Q|ernie er mid) aneeboren magg. rtdi.
tiaes Seitebnlen, siites @etragen. 9in.
iinD erregt, ner in ibnnibisen, nniaii.
beren aleibern sinen geiu abitaitsi.
Slcr fein G,elo gum aiiif neller ale.'
Ger bciigt, faln bod minocitens unier
an.penounJ Don giirite uno Seife fem
Geiooito ielbit reinieen.
llnS Jenau bieieIbc SeltiibiIir
crlviieblt man benen, bic in Der SSil.
gen0 teias .Yelegenbeit baiten, bic 1s'
binaunesn bes CeielIihaitI;t>en I'm.
gqiacs uu IerneH. Sieb, iuie es 1noeye
nln4ciL S9niose nidf mt Dell
2ippen, it.de nitt bas aPeiier III
eeu Dtuno. frenn Su ibt made fein
Iantes I4liirisnbes 9erauih. Teltu Eli
Sippe nirruit, penn Gu aoffce ooer
Ebce triafit - benn es III unaDpetii.
lid, uno imgeb5rig. llno penn Iu ain
Sii5 sipiI9en asutsu iisef. ftobs lie
nidi init 0en glsnbosen, ionoera
bolic Die arne OIL did. llno reH II
ccgeiien bait, itodere nidyt por aIlcr
slugen In ben 9abneu heriint, benn -
10 miberpdriig. Gas ilno bic eriicn
nnb einiadIien Griinbregeln fir Sca
gertebr nn6 oos 3niammenIeben init
Wenfdpn wlan bari nod 10 tiIdtiJ
In ieinsm Sadie, nod 70 bieber IN iri.
mem @eien ie:n Eiidtieteit mio
aiebcrfeit per6eu i'm gcielligen Der.
fctr nidt angerefpiet. tpeun Sis
8rimbtsoingunsen fir bas geielI.
ihaiilife Uerbalten nidt erfiiIlt per.
sen @liifliaenpeiie ii,lb mir ia beii.
tieeniaes aud 70 roeit bob eIiern IL.
rem stinoern nit glrtem geiipieI p,ran.
geben unb oih i'm eigenen Seim oI.
raiii baIten, oab CUTE Waaniren geiibr
peroen.
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0lbiplnt mnbesriimoet
sinb bic in sSrantrsi9 perbrsitetsn
Gerii6te iibsr llnrubsn in
Spanien.

@aibington, 8. SuIi. = Der
IpdniTte 8Oti6after Suan Riano ers
belt am Donnsritas Tepei6eu aus
@abrio, in benen bic neuIi9 in
6rontrsid psr5ffentIidien gsri9te
iiber innere lInrubsn in Spunisu in
4brsbs ssitslt rsrbsn. Der gptl4af'
ter Iast.: Die Situatton in epas
nisn IN cine p6llis nprmule. gs
bsrridt iiberan Rube unb ss 1T tsine
urinhe fir bic Bebauptuns porbans
ben, bab pOIitii9e oosr pirtbi9dftIi'
DE llnrubsu I'm 9anse iinb. sller'
Sinss Iiest ss i'm Sntersif. setpiiier
GIsments, burh bic 3ir.uIiruns faIs
ider gsriidte tdeIib sine Gtbmos'
pbdrs bes 3ipsifsIs unb Der llnrube
;u perbrsiten, obtr eIiidIi6trpsiie
tGnnsn bisisIbsn bur6 9botfa4eu
immer I4nen piberlest fperbsn."
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SoIbat mar. IN abrtoe. bab eopaliiSi
b<m R6nig stssnibsr bei ben Soloas
ten cine Rols jpisls. Or Darnis ben
erdttn giBibum DOT stnem gsbarrtn
auf isinsm Sianbpuntts unD iastc,
oaB cine Reform tommsn psrbs, ipenn
Hiht bura bic Krone. bonn pur9 ben
ppbel.
Graf @ibibum bate periu4t. ben
Sturms nit Der alien 5ormsI Ger
.Grssbsnbeit an bic arone" 81 bsssss
nsn. aber isIbit bic Ratiouallibsrolen
nHttritisttR ben SoiinlScmotratsn
bur9 ibHlihe GrtlGrunssn in gssus
dut bic Stimmuns unter psm goIis.
einer berisIben ertldrts. bag er aIs
iibsr5eusunsstrsusr ROpoliit nur bois
fen uno bitten tOune, bab Die Der Re
sisruns bon allen Sttten 3ussganssiis
Warnune gu Sbrsn oes aDnigs toms
me. Gin anbsrsr iagte. bab bic srrbs
MebrSabI Der Sodfsn bon Manssl az
9ertrauen 5ur Reeierung bsieelt isi.
unb psnu biefe ii9 niht herteiIaifs,
bem an iie ssitelten @erIanssn Sa
sntipre4su, fiir9ts sr bic ihperitsn
Soniequen3en.
Rud pieier Debate, bic ieit benz
Sabre 1S4S ibresglei6en in einsln
osnti6eu 9efesgebunest6rber Ditt
1ebubt Bot, fpurbe bic Reipiutipn Der
So5iulbemotroten onesnomm,n. Sur
bic 2onfsroatipen fttrnmisn oossgen.
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Gnsrsir0sn PrcteIt
lithfbsn Die IildlprObHssmten bsr
Cincinnati unb llmsestno
Wssen bic Baiiirnns beS Yrctibitisns'
slmeHSemeHts ;mm eebensmitftl'
aontrOlle.Wsiet.

.Nir, Die WiiieIieoer Der Gneer
giip Diff prooueerS ailosiaiion, III
eiaer Spejialiisung ueridmnelt, et'
be5tn liermit enersiiben protcii &C.
gen bic yaiiirune ees 9robibitions'
amenoemsnts sur 2ebersmitteI.ston'
iroge.@eiss, oas eeSenlpdrtig oer1
wlm6esiena. ;iir 9eboite pcrlieet.
Die paiiiriing eines ioIten amen'
dement's ipiiroe uns bes @iebfitters
terailben, bds mir eeoenipdrtig Dor
grnncreisu 5e5.eben - es iDiiroe an1l
sur ssolgs haben, oaB uniere giebt..
iianSe reort5irt iuiiroeii. Gs ,piiroe oi!
RlId5uiab-, ioipie bic GudIitdten ucr
gutter ilno Safe beoeutenb oeritIed'.
ietn uno sen Brcis oieir 10 oIge'
mein notbpenbieen ssamilien.geoiiri'
niiie beb,utenb erb6ben.
Sbne oieies Gutter lpiiroe aid 6iC
GnnIltat ietten @inouiebs be0euteno
reoujirt pgrben. :
gaern pdifirt, ipi:rse oas gnenoe'
Nmcit beoclteu. oat, mir rmiere OIL.
oeIceten anpitnlien einbiiben iino oaB
tieIe 5an.ilien cn Den grttelitat &C.
btGda piirosu.-
Die obiser, fid, feIbit erfldrenbell
@efhliiiis murber eeItern gbeno IN
einer Sps5io!perianumIing nefabt, 81
DeIter ii1 etlpa $50 9sitelieoer oc-
Eaieen Gitp @iIf proSuects aiioeia.
lion I'M Ieutfteu &lub eInsefunoeiI
tdtten.
Die gd9lubfaFuns erfoIeis, raa.
bem msbrsre Der atn,psitub.n In I'm
jpratxu auf bic Gefabr aufneriinm
asmatt baiten. hi, benz Mil1sp spros
Suiiionss,iddit brob.. falls bas ts.
faets probibi.ions Amenbem,ri
paiiirt perben iolIis. au6 tpurts
borauf aufmerffam s.ma&t. pdb, Iou'
ten bi. Wil1probu3en!tn Mat msbr
I'm gianbs f.i, Nais etc. als Disbfut'
ter BON ben @rauereitn 5n te5isben.
Der GetaiIprsis fir Wild. Der jest 40
Gents pro 3siaone betrdgt. nrinbeftenS
ouf 80 Gents pro Ganons iisis.n
ipiirbs.
Cine 9tbf4rift Der g.f6llFe tDurbe
ssitrn abenb nod tsI.srapbift an bic
suiidnbieen gebSrben mad Maihinss
ton eeianbt.
Die WeneraIpriammIuns Der aHo'
siation ioipis aud Der Speiq. Don
Campbell unb atnion gountp, ap..
,uirb morsen gliiiaa IL llfr in Der
Rthelisa 5ofle itatifinben unb ohn.
3psiftl uerbtu bic esfobtsn Be-
f@liiife aud bon bisisr ratifisirt
iutrben.
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RobIsns unb gsirsibebeIianbes bur3
Sef8rdniuns Der qusfubr.
2. @orfdrifttn sur aontrOIlt Der
ansfuhr BON RabrunssmitteIH unb
9rsnnmaierial mad ben nsutraIen
2dnoern in Gurnpa = Granddaughter,
9olanb, Spanisn unb bic S4usis.
DieisIbe aontrous Der 4usfubr
luirb in gstreff alIer Wauren. bic fir
ben beimii9en aonium pi9iig ooer
Don Wsrth fir ben deinb iiub, auss
ssiibt. Die Grport.aOmmiFion miro
fsrner benuftrast, i'm Dsrsin nit bem
S4abamt unb BEN Bureau fir Sns
unb ausldnbboubsl dusfinbis gu mas
den, mas es nit Der groben Golo>
ausfubr nod Spanien fir cine BE-
nanbnis babe. gis gemeloet, III Der
gunbesregierung sur asnntnis GEE
bra6t pOrbsn, bnb cine Grupps BON
Ipaniiden gantisrs ioSuiasen elm
Glsarinsbaus fir bsutIte Gfisiitn
bilotn.
Settler Bat man srmittslt, bab
srobs @utbaben. pslhe bsutide 5irs
men unb slnitaltsn felt Sriessauss
bru6 BEL amsritanii6en Santen iies
ben battsn, tiirSli6 an ipauiibe
Sduier iibertragsn poroen iino.
Ttan srpartsi, bab bic gsisbun5
bes geirats Sur grportsaommifioH
i'm 9aufs bisI.r Do6s betdnnt ass
mdcht nirb.
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3,pei fleine Wtdbd1en
Spfer elmer msnidIi6en geiiis &C.
ipproen.

9etrpii, Rih., 8. SuIi. - go,
Ii5iitsn BON Detroit uno Der @Orjtabt
SiebIanb qart iu&sn na4 einem
gaann, bsr ipdi an Wittnod gla4s
miitas ,psi t!eins Wdb4n. bic gee
rabe aubsrbaIb Der Stabt 8IumsU
pfIiidtsH, iib<rfisl, unb nu6bem er
ems oaDon perssipaItist, es NIT einem
S6ub burd ben appf iDbtets, pdbs
rsno sr bas anbere idyper peripunoe.e.
Das srmprbets Ndpfen in Srene
Qleyanbar, 19 Sobrs nlt. pdbrsuS bds
anbere, 10 Sabre aIts Ndbdsn GIiias
beth Stirsrs, sinen a56ub ius atnu
,rbislt, aber OorausiihtIi4 nit BEN
2eben bapon.pmmen Dtrb.
geibe WGbhen rpiirben an SduOen
unb 1iibsn nit G;trittn sebunoen.
sbs bas GItsrs Rdbd<u perssipaItist
tnurhs