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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-04
ALL REGISTERED MEN
NOT BE EXAMINED YET.

Washington, Oct. 3.-A proposal to
examine for military service all regis
tered men for the army draft, not
yet called, was killed for the present,
or at least when the house and senate
conferees eliminated the appropria-
tion for that purpose from the war
deficiency.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-04
BABES SUFFER WHEN
MILK PRICES CLIMB.

New York, Oct. 3-The recent in
crease in price of milk here has cost
the lives of four hundred children,
according to a statement of the COM
missioner of health
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-04
7 H E w E A T H E r .

Fair Thursday and rrobobIy Friday
gentle south winds
Yesterdays tcmpera ture: Highest, rs
degrees; lowest, 81 degrees
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27
al The Ile nhllc Tomorrom.

Smiling GEORGE Walsh in Will
lam Fox'a comedy drama, This Is
me Life, vii be seen at the Repub-
lie Theatre tomosrow.
This ia particularly good picture
because not onIy Is George WfI.b the
star. but MS brother R A Walsn, the
n 90 Put on the screen suca plays
is tine Honor System. = The Con-
qosror, The Innocent Sinner, =
BETRAYED, ID the man who directed
me making of the picture. r A. is
snogn for the many human touches he
cots into pictures and in This Is thu
ife'' be kept his brother George busy
itn some exciting stunts. Toe hard
t stunts r. A asked George ia do
Geoge did with an apparent feeling
snat was the life.
George IN be story sails for South
& merca To guard his fathers ship
/ nent cf munitions He meets yaung
lsdy and count He believes they
are pact e. . motion picture camp nv,
ehen ae Q matter Of fact, the lady Is
ae daughter Of an American consul
and the count il starter If ragelu.
TONS George JOINS the count and
1asan't axe Up until the government
my ii the South American Republic
catches hin and orders nm shot. He
scenes ana also rescass the lsdy from
tha caunt'a band and Of course lie re.
8ardtd win her love.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27
h0ON In ECLIPSE FRIDAY
Satellite viii Be Entirely Invisible For
16 kainnfes

a total eclipse Of the moon IS
scheduled By the astronomers for to-
morrow. It viii be total FOR Balti-
more. Persia. the Windward Isles. Cur
It's Bay and Camp Meade, among other
famed points Of orth America, Eastern
Asia and the West indies.
The witcfing hour is $50 A. NJ
Whea Luna enters the shadow, md e
40 the last edge disappears. From
then until 4sS, or for IL minutes the
earth's satellite viii be il the LOST
and found column. The nose OF the
moon viii peep around the corner ct
8A9 and Ut 6s1 the orb viii again be
at the service Of the weather prophets
for gauging the depth Of the next
snowfall
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27
MOVING PICTURE ATTRACTIONS
At tIle RenuhIIc Thearrn Tnnlei.I.

At the Republic Theatre TonIeas.
Msry Niles Minter, ii Her Cur
try's Csil'' will be tne excellent pic-
ture to BE- shown st the Ri nblic to-
night
Jess Slccunl. a neuntain If. Is fis-
ing with neg IappY Ia a cahin. hsgh On
ne mountain side sha has BEEN
brought W without girl friends. Old
I'm bitterly hsres the flag and the
aslaisrs VINO drill Ia the town Of Flag
stone. Jess leaFEs from him that If
teen years before he Was 0rommed ont
Of = post after being arrested IS d
D0afl ger.
Jssa meets Captain Esrle Neville.
Soc hegins 70 take an interest In
pfetfy elotnes. She coaxss ner pappy
- by nsr new dress. WaiIe shn IS
Trying Il On stray bullet coms 8
through a window, wounding her.
Tee oulleE proves to have bsen fred
BY one OF Captain NesiIle's squad Of
stats Militia, pnrsuing Jim Slgcum,
moon>nsner.
Jess Is taken 20 Csptain Neville s
D5tne and nursec ~ his sister. Sne
is rsuehs hy Neville tn love The flag
and 10 sound the bupie calls. The eisls
Il th tava snun mr. - a jsil0ird.
Jess starts pack to the cabia And on
the way meets John REYNOLDS, VINO
q > been funensing border trouble
she sees hin whsn he teara down the
lag snd shoots nim. Mounting q
morse sne hurfiss back to town, sound
ing fhe c II 10 arms
jim 81 cum. II prison, confesses
thar NJ - DOT the father of Jess. He
stole nsr wan she was d BABY from
the Anme of Colonel Tfemsine, Is q
revenge for bis having been driven cut
OF cAfnp. Sns - at once re10ncsIed
and gains father, sister, and nus
band.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27
blr &c Cot. 4 Captain.

II has list necome generosity known
4 tnas Mr.. Bpnjsmin Z GoEt for many
vears cnlef elelks in the Adntant-Gen,
ersl's officee 1t the State Rouse has
heen commissioned CAPTAIN in the
~ NagiaLal Army. Mr.. Gott was
slssigrats d fer his commission on De-
i neef &. aud he leaked the real
eehoier when he was seen about the
streets today in his uniform.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27
ITEMS FHoM IGLEHARTs.
County CnlIingS By Capitals Weekly
Correspondent Pertinent
Personals.

Fer days and days everything has
oeen hustle and hustle FIR Christmas.
snd the woods have ueen full 81 towns
osaple carrying away greens. cedar
nd holly, pine add crowf0ot.
Ene afive" for the Red Gross prier
% Cnrisfmas Eve was exciting in the
so1nty. Many new members were
secured, among them, Mr. Ernest Won
scnwerdtner, u Severn Hall, 90 the
severn River, graduate OF st. Jonn'
College.
Mrs. Wn Steinaeker, Of Washing
Tor, w8a the guest for the weekend
= her mother, Mrs. J e. aall
ira Fraag KYLE was IN Baltimore
issr week Going her Christmas shop.
sing. she ai~o spent Thursday even
ing with friends in annapolis.
Mra !. q hell slaa shopping IN An
0annlis on Friday
gapt. ] A. Ward, of the Vineyard
IS qaite III &C MS home and his life is
paitea If.
dr. Frank CIautice rnd son William
ere tbs guests Of their sister ana
mat % Snud st their home 1t Sher-
wood Forests
aaite 3 deligntfal entertainments
vas given at scnoal No 10, District,
!; teacher, Mr. II. Nj. WarthlngEon.
lhe children Ware very good. as ususl
ifis Fl. il wing - the program.
eGg 10Y the Scnaoll
jolly Old santa Claus
Z g i Real Santa Clana
Efbel Mafstellsf
A Play Christmas For The Poor
Elsie Tbvresa Carter
l.othy II snar KYLE
Alice Mildred Carter
Dick Hurry Carter
b . Wm 81 sdes.
snag-I Il came upan the Midnight
Clear
r sc The AdagatioD If the Wise Men
Eleanor Kyle
K4c. The Cradls Hymn
Janet Daneldson
Rec. Peace, Good will T wards NJ n
Yerl MassIs il4r
Song Silent Night
Ill anof KYLE. Janet Donaldson, Vim.
Rlades and Nstslis DonaIdson
Rec. TIE Christmas dolly
mildred Carter
Cnfistrpstide Read ~ the teacher
Re. The Christmas Stocking
lesing Magatsller
Rec A christmrs Git
Violet Doualdaon
Play, entitl d Shine py i've little
girls
Janet Donsldscn. H lin Sshlin, Ethel
Mar Her. VioIet Donelason,
Ruhy hiarE Her
Song On Iitgla Town of Betnl h m
thg schosl)
Rec. Merry Christmas Everyone
Theresa Carter
Rec. me Christmaa Sang
Hilda sahiIn
song Dsar Little Stranger
Eleanor Kyle
Rec. Thoughts q Chrissmss
NAtalie Donaldson
Rec. "A Wish Henry Kyle
Fig Salu1auon By School.
Song ny tae Senonl:
Cod save our splendid men
Bring them safe home again
Go save aus men
Keep them victorious
Pstient and cnsvairous
They are 50 dear 70 Us
Gad save on men.
Tree sna aistrinatian Of presents.
Tee teacher, Mrs. r. u. Wastning-
ton. Is snaea interested IN the Red
Cross ana expects 10 enroll most Of
her pupils
TIE cailaran expect 20 make
trench canales, nanaagss, ana other
useful things fer the Red Cross work.
Egsryone tnat is 1t I'll interested are
working 81 Ell spare moments 70 hsip
the Red Cross nsra ar lglenart
A very aapny New Year s extended
Is the Eastag ard staff saa ell rssoers
IF she EVenlng Capital win many
mere 10 ne A. y. ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27
] III Burke al the Col NAL Tomorrow


B ait ning Billie Butke il tnfill
irg p.cguFizatian Of tnH noted stag
ul8y Arms and ths GiIl'7 viii be ire
dlightfnl attraction ct the Colonial
Tasatre tomorrow, matinee and even
ing.
Arms and the Girl Il an intensely
thrliiog picture inteasptrssd with
Bill Burse's irrepressfnle humor end
charm. Il is tale Of the oprninq If
the present great war and will recall
tbs experiences Of msny an ricans
sn8 were stranded 10 Europe, IA The
hafo and heroine # this picture, and
II naa same of the most unusual twists
that were ever put INTO picture. Il ia
Il quiek.fire, leart-intersst story sight
IF the boards uf Broadway, where il
crested Big Gems ssion. III this pic-
tute Billie Burke is seen to q splendid
advantage, she is irresmuhla. When
the clouds burat end the Huns made
their futile oasn for the gates Of
Pans, the Gifi' was there with as
m ~ & romance 10 piquant dainty
Billie Burke has ever played.
There's love, laughs, adventure and
intrigue aplsntg in TINS tnrilling story
ii fe lover there" Come and see
how an American gnl outwits some
foreign spies, follow her delightful "a.
nance, hsr adventures and her triumph
in his story Of war-bound Belgium,
Bile Burke IL this exfremelg inter.
esflog picture real delight.
-Thsmas NJ ighan, VINO has support
ed Pauline Frederick in & number Of
hsr best screen successes and VINO sup
ported Billie Burke in nss last pic
lure, VIII agar appear So the hr.lli-
ant litgle stnr's leading support.
The rest Of the support is sn nm
'lsu8lly splendid one. Aims and the
Girl Is a pro1uetion that will hold
the entire interest throughout and enc
tnat Viii long linger in the memory Of
sill whosee t.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27
TWO MEMS B9DiEs
FOUND III DER TIE lCE
Tughaat Crew Finds Them II Marley
Ereek

Al tugDoat crew yesterday found she
bodies of John Koggsizi, 81 years old.
and John Soans, q years old, care
takers at & shore at Point Pleasant,
tafs county. who were drowned In
Marley creek Christmas Day.
chief irwin and several members Of
tie brooklyn police force, who drag-
gea the creek for hours, sought help
81 the tugnoat crew. The ice surface
of the creek was broken by the tng
and the bodies found almost Il the
sanae place they we're supposed % have
zone down Koprskl IS believed To-
have mfsjudge7 the thickness OF the
ice aaa attempted - Salk over the
surfaca ana to have called upon So
bus for aid
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27

Tire manufacturers waive tho guar
antee and responsibility for tires when
facturers discourage excess weight to
wheels, specially 81 the driving wheels
-fAis IS particularly frre with small
cars, tho power ard rear axle system
not being designed for moving A un-
usual drag.
bio owners on the mistakes Of care
less driving. It viii appear in nexs
sunday . .ss.st.ss.s.sss.s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27

A large assortment OF Mems and
Ladies Handkerchiefs. Price
25c, soc, s9c. si.00, sl.50 and $500
Per Box.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27

A very good gift for the young
Misses. The Angora Scarf and
Cap to match. in assorted pat
terms. Price. 1885,. csc aud up.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27

A fine gift to young man is
nice silk Muller, Prices soc to
$500.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27

Table Cloths and Napkins TO match.
OF fine quality linen, in all sizes.
Value $500 Special. ... SOS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27

We have just received a new as
sortment OF Ladies' Waists in
voiles, silks. organizes and crepe
dc chimes, il very pretty patterns.
Prices ....,. sl.00, 10 $3.50
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27

A fine selection Of Bureau Scarfs
and Slams Value zoe Special 29c
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27

An assortment Of Military Toilet
and Shaving Sets Come early
and get your choice Prices zoe
to $500.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27

Mems and Boys Mackinaw Coats,
aouble-breasted. with shawl coli
lagy patch pocket and asg3t all
around. Prices Sf.95, $500, $3.50.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27

Ladies' Black silk Hose A very
slight second, all silk, with seam
up the back Value S1O0.
Special ................ .5llc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27

Il great assortment of Boys Suits
in cashmeres, serges, worsteds.
in very desirable patterns. with
pinch back models. patch pockets
aud belt all around. Prices. Si.75,
SS.75. Si.75, S6.50. $500.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27

Mems suits and overcoats. very
desirable patterns. all wool
Prices .-..-....,-. Ne.a1 10 a@U
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-27

se or discharge passengers
sH 4ta newseu Annapelis and
s Junction ana 1t .AnEai
-A
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enicnettltgen
BON Japan ucrl0n0t! (!
Starfcre Sriegsbeteilianug SapanS
81 2anO nub Nafier pOn gllli.
ierten ermiiuid)t.

Gofio, 12. Off. (gon 9laIpb s..
Garner, aorreiponocut Der lluite0
0reB )-9lof 2lniidt zines Dtili-
tdrerpcrtcn 0ie in Der 3eitung g}idi
Gidi cridien, miro 6o8 8erlangcu
Der Gntentcn1bte, 6oB s5apan Grup.
ben nod europa ien0en ioa, nm
Die 3eutidcu bef1nlpfen 5u bclfen,
nahoriidIider mer0cn.
Ser 8lued 6c8 fiir8liden @ntbor-
COS anf 8tobl, beiBt es, mar berch-
net, cine groBere Q(ntcilnobme SSos
bans am ariege gu @oiier uno gu
gafoe 5u er5lpingeu.
Ser sfritifer fii9t 6aun bin5lL 6aB
Sic aaiierten nod Der Ginno6me bon
giigu 0tr6 Ole 8elttIt6cn einen itars
TEN biretten 8erIud genoft batter,
sydpans 2eilnabme 5n getpinner
nno erIudt bGtten, cine Gype0ition
Don nippon nod europa 5u ien0en.
Sierauf fol- SSSupon 70 iaat Der
5hreiber, geantluortet boben 6oB
cine MobiIiiierilng rnnuSfiibrbor iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
OcntIe1c Otplontatcm
lanScn Ilt 2(mcrika!

Gin 4ocific Sofen, ~. 0ft.-Qer
9oadn0iide Qompfer 0ranie brofte
geitern ben oiterrei9il9. 9.ltngariiden
8ebollmddtigten in China, Or. 81.
bon &oitgorn, iotpie ohtun05mon8ig
0eIterreiher uno bierun00reiBig
3elttide, Qlitglie0er 6es Giplomoti.
iden GorpS in China, nod Der aiiItc
Der 9ereintgten Staoten. 2bnobl
0ieien Reiiennen bon ben W}1hten
Der gllliierten 9ieiiefreibeit Sugelidert
luuroe, baben sfegierllngsogenten
OennoG oeren Reiiegepdd genoue-
itens ilnteriudt. eGe ibnen Die 8e.
trettng oe8 8eitIanoe8 geltattet mlr.
De. Inter Der 3eiiegeieIlidnft, pelde
lid bier eitige Gage aitfbolten miro,
e9e iie lire 5nbrt nad oer otlonti.
ifeu aiiite fortieben miro, beiinoet
iid oud) Serr glnton g[rnol0, friiber
finan5ieller Gdtgeber Ser 6inciiiden
Gegierltng. &err 3oit9orn miro Damn
NIT ieinen 8egleitern oie 6obrt nod
europa NIT einem japaniiden
9ompier fortieben.
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patrictislfttts Ser
Dctlti6afncrtkaltet!

&oIe6o, o., 12. 0ft.-ggie bier
befunnt miro, Bat 6a5 5td6t6eh
Qelpbo8, inn 2(Ien Gountg, 6eiien
gemo1nerifoft iif beinobe aus.
nabmslos aus Qeutidamerifanern
8uianmenieBt, bercits 100000 fir
Die 8peite 6reibeitsatlIei6c 9e5eidynet.
9icie Sltnlne muroe iofort nod Der
crlten oieS6e3itglifen 0taiienoer-
iannIung ge8eibnet.
g}iIlpnufee, Q8iS., 12. 0ft-oSS oSSll
6en erItcn oret 8ooen Ser Sueiten
JreibeitSorIeibe brodte 0ieie BEL
no1e rein oelltidomerifonii6e GtQ0t
$I163,000, o0er ungefd6r elm
0rittel ser bon i9r erlparteten $25,.
C00,000 fir Ole 3ipeite 9Sreibeitsun.
tci6e olf. 0erartige 8eneiie oes
8ntrioti5nlu8 Der 9eutifornerifoner
ioIIten 0o8u oianen, bic @erutte Ser
llnlopaIitdt oieieS GeiIeS Der 8e00I-
feritn8 Deritltmmen 8u mnden.
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ltru9atap 6titQt
NIT DelticblonH!

Qratiter0om t2. Oft. - Qsie aus
Berlin beridtet mirO, bat Der BORT
alntieren0e @eian0te BON llrl0lob
0ie oeltidle Regierlng benahridtigt,
Dob oie iiioornerif1niide gfepublif
ieinc 0ipIomotiiden 8e3iebungen nit
9elltihlatro ob3ebroben bobe. Gr
erildte 9leid3eitig nu6 Inn ole 3u.
itellung ieiner @dHe.
@}nntebioeo. u. Oft. = Cine
9roBe @2enid6cnren8e, Sic lid 5t
elmer 9ficIenporo6e fnrnicrte, bciit.
bette belite Sen @ntl6ltB Der bieIi.
aen 9e9ierrn1 lire DipIonatiihen
8c5iebungen INIT Deut 0eutihen 9fei-
de ob5ubrehen. Ser 9rQli1ent Der
9iepubIit, iopie aud beridiebene Sc.
Ian0te Ocr olliierten NtGtbte 6ieltcn
2(uiprdhen an 0ie 8oIfsmangem
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BritiI6er General
1pric9t iibcr 1tsBccte!

2on6on, 12. Oft. - Syn ieirpn
9lu5loiiun9en ii6er 6ie 9lr6eit ser
6ritiider Sritppen in 6Ianocrn, be-
merfte 8eneroImojor s. 9. D2all-
rice, er piini6e oie 5oithbootge-
fnbr ni6t 5u perfleinerI 6ot bat.
ten Die lt-9oote ili6ts getan, oas
sic 9lrbeit Ser engIiiden 8ritppen in
6lonoern nuf MIR Inn cine Stun0e
oufgebolten bGtte. @eoer Dem Ntlmt.
tions=, nod Dem gtabrirngsmitteI-
TRANSPORT bdtfen iie geihuoet. 9e.
5ilgIidl Der gerIllite in 0en IeBten
Shladteil iagte Der General, DAB
0ieiel6en qering gelpeieu wdrei. 9ie
0cutifen bGtten 75 9sro5ent me6r
SoIDaten berloren. nIs Die 8riten.
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SC6tueSefts 11artctcrt
ale fir 21emtraGit6t! !!

Stofbolln, ii6er 2on0on, t2. Oft.
Der 2[ppeG, sen Ser G0nig @uitau
an Die 0rei 9auptparteien erIieB,
I'M Die 9iIoung zines aoaIitions-
WtniiteriltmS berbei3ufilbren, lit
nun bon ben S5iibrern Der &onierboti-
BEN 2ibcroIcn uno So3ioliiten be.
anttportet uor0en. g(lc 8arteifiibs
rer erflGreu 0aB bie g8abrung ser
itriften g2eutralitdt, ohue &ilfIi6ten
auf 0ie m6glihen S5olgen bieie5
aurius, Die 6auptouigabe Der fiiuf-
tigen 8egierung iein mitiie.
Die &onierpatipen luo 2iberalell
iin6 fir Die Sbaffiug zines aooli-
.0}iuiiteriums, ober Die So8ios
liiten erfl1ren cine ioI6e 26iung fir
mm6gIif. inoem iie geltenb modem
onB oie fnnoautentaIen @run0logen
fiir cine aoolition ntft borbun0en
Ieien.
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Glia6>Cctbrin0en
Scr SricSensprcis! :!

2onoou. IL. Of. - @renier
2IopO @eorga COB elmer Delegation,
Die i'm I'm oie @inri@hlng eines
@eIulobeits 0tiniiteriun8 onging.
ieiu 9eoauern tul,0, ooB Ger aampi
fiir Die 6reibeit 70 groBa 0pfer for.
oertc @r f0ltiite it'd ri6ts 0enfen,
bob fir 0ie 6orticbuug bes arieges
uebr ipredlc, els Die 2lnfiinoigrn1
0es oelttihen M}iniiters 0es 2(uspGr.
ti9en, BON ailblnlarL 0euti6lon1
ipiir0e ME GlioB,2otbriHgen oir
Jraltfreitb abgcbeH. Gnglou6 miro
ieOod 5rautreiA urtcritiiben, Bis e&
ieine ltntertanel Don Oeuti9en SSo4c
befreite.
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Der ScmtIcbc PerrIbet
int sofia einoetroffen!
Gs 1T Sas critic Nal, bnf SaiIer
@ilgelm in gnlsarienS SOapt.
ltGSt neilt.

2onbon, 12. Oft - Cine 0epe.
i6e an Die Central 9tenS 5uiolge lit
Der 6eutide &aiier bepte in Sofia,
Der Sallptitobt @uIgoriens, einee-
troficn. IS iinO auSge0abnte 8or.
6ereitungell gctroiien poroen nm
0en Safer 5li iulterbaIteu. @8 lit
oieieS Der critic 9eiu6 aaiier 8il-
beImS in 5ofi1, im0 DER gitrgers
meiiter Der 5ta0t bate cine GrofIo-
nation erIaiien iidb nn Oem feitli9en
Gnpfong 81 6eteiIigen.
Ser Goiier miro nit 6ent &0nig
bon g1lgarieu uno eincnt 8ertreter
Der Eiirfei cine aoilfcrcn3 boben.
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Glia5>lot6r
Sra9e i'm tseic6stae!

Berlin, iiber 2lnlItcroon ttno Qon-
Don 10. Oft, Die oGoiiiic1e 3ei-
tltng" ia9t, Der 9icidstog meroe
pabrideinlith bnlnen menigen &ogen
biuiidtlih oer eIioB.lotbringiiben
ssroge einen entiteioeuoen Sfritt
borludrtS titn. Die GGid8ta0sme9r-
belt unterihibe oen @e0onfen, aus
oen Reid8Ian0en aiuen n1onarhiiden
8unoeSitaot init Oenlofrotiid)en unO
parlmnentariid)en @nranticn 3u ma.
helt.~
Qas 8lott gtoitbt, oaB 0ieIer GIan
iest aud BON Der gfei6sregierun9 be.
aitaiti8t mer0I, weI6e ben 9tar, 81
iaB.2otbrin9en 3luiiden 9rellBer
llnO 9apern 3n teileg oufge8ebcn
babe.
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OeRcit ita6 Scllt
lsric0sI9a !!

g5aI6iagton, 10. Gft - Cine
@rlppe bon GongreBtelltcn miro iim
III ben nGfiten 9ogen nod europa
cinIdJifien, iun 6ie 5dlndtfeloer au
iilipi3ieren uno aleid3eitia Stuoien
3it MAIDEN. Inter oen Reiienoen BE-.
iiit0pn ii6 6ie aongreBleute 6. 6.
Innlor un0 G6as. q. 8iuberlafe
aus COLORADO, 6. 6. Qia uno s3o1n
+. 9aiaer aus g9oibingtou, 6reo 6.
lSids aug gletu gorf, 9tihar6 @opne
gsarfer aus Stem 3erieD, gorter s.
Gale ans gcrmont, SO. @. @ooolpin
nn0 Sbos. s. GarnnoD ans 2lrfan.
ias, Ggranf g. ggoo0s uu6 @. G..
aennon ans Soma, 2an 9. Siepbeus
aus glebrosfo uno 5reoerif Sale
a1s Ulaiue
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a[mIferoont, 12. Off. - @emGb
bier einaetroffenen geridten berri6.
te lln8ufrieoenbeit in Der beuti6en
sfIofte bereits Dor aht Monaten. bis
fie en0li6 3um ofieuen gus6ruh
fam. g(n gor0 Ser betroHenen
ariegsIdific nur6en Banlpblete bors
gefunoen; Ole lib NIT ben ltriaben
nes 9rieges beioBten nn0 bic Jraga
nod Dem @ritnoe oes oGgenteinen
9eutihenboiies aufiparfen. gtnbere
grifien ouS preuBiid)e Sutfertimt
itnb bic @robinoultrien an, G8 Der.
loatet, oaB etipa 80 WtGtroien 3it
isbmerem aerfet 5u 5 bis t5 Sabre
ijernrteilt mur0en, ndbreuD 100 nit
lcidtcren Strafen oaDonfalnen.
gOnSouer WelOungen.
0onoon, ~. Oft. - 5raqmento-
ride ein8el6eiten ii6er sic Melterei
0eutifer @latroielt un0 4broien oiis
Ser 0ieidStagsreoe oes 5tdat8icfrc,
t6r8 b. aiiDfnatn boben bel Der bri,
tiifen 8reiie unb i'm 9nblitrm Die
lleber5ellgung berbor9erltfen, OoB Die
Sumter ipieoer in Berlin Die 8e-
malt in S1n0en bnbeh.
SotpobL 9iiniiterptdiioent IoDo
George ais aud Der friibcre Grenlier
9(squitb oeuteten in ibren 9}e0en an
itn0 ertldrten, 0aB eS Die feIte 9[b-
iif)t GngIal0S Iei, iid) niemal8 5t
einem 6rieoeu au bctebren, Der nidt
ollen 6oroerunsen 8ra1ttrei98 in be-
3lig ouf GlioB.2otbrinoen entiprGdbe.
g9SerIoBt Gu6 ooraui~ iogte 9l8-
auth in eitier sit 2iberpool ltattge.
tnrocnen patriotiiden @eriauunluug,
nnienaIs mer0en iuir ourd eineu
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sdliff 6ridInnnn6mt.

San s5rancisco. IL. Oft. - Der
title G5eon ilt nad 2(niidlt Der 9uu'
0esbeuntten bon einem meiteren 0eut.
ideit Seejdqer befreit porOen, nls
Sofenfoaeftor S. 8. 9obi8 Sen Silfs
Sdoner Sugb 6ognl, Der bier I'M
Snien lag, beidlognabluen lieB.
llnteriuhiingen 0es glnoesagerten
ergaben, 6oB oos S6iff nit einem
SdutOef lnto nit 8olinoer gia-
idiueiL ole cine erobe Shnelligteit
entiDideln fonnen. beriebeu ipuroe
mo OaB es bon 0cutihen Sntereiien
in Nierito aeeianet purOe. G1rouf-
bin puroe oas Sbifi beidIognabnlt.
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Ocmtit6c PanSclsflottc
tpirS tpieSer altfoebaut!
Jiei6Stag madte and &eripilligung
fiir Scu Roiten bcs &iae.
Sinu5lcrS.

aopeu6o9en. l2. Sit gerliner De
beihen 3uiolge bat Der ReihStog ben
gorihlag 3nm @iGoermlibni Der
oeitiden @an0elSf(ntte on9enommen.
Auh cine 0erlpilliglng fir ben neu-
en- Goiten oes 6dsfnu5lers Or, aarL
SeIfferih murOe genebnligt. Sdnt-
lihe Go6iaIiiten ltilnten 9egen Die
beioen NoridIoge.
3ie gtnnobme Der &erlpilIigung
fir oen 8oIten 9eIfieridS 8eigt, OaB
Die 0taioritdt8porteien borlGufig
nidt geaen Die Grridtung 0es neu.
en- g(uttes eini6reiten peroen.
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Slicot 400 1t1eileft
inn BaMcit st. cciis"!

0}uscoger. 0fla.. 10. OF. Ser.
uar0 bon &offnaniL ser in bern
BoIfon ,,5t. 9oni8~ oiIfItiea. ipuroc
beute bon Der 0fIoboua 5atr Alio-
ciatipn, mel6e Die internationally
gaqonpettfobrt beronitoltete, Siinl
5icger ertldrt. Son Soffnonn Ian.
Oete geitern in 9iepleg, WiiiI, etipo
400 WieiIen bon bier. Son ben bier
nn0eren 9oIlons. bie oltfgeitiegen
maren, fIog feiner tueiter ols 90
@teilen.