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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
BRITISH AIRPLANES BAG
SEVEN ENEMY BALLOONS
Mark Resumption Of vigor-
Gus Aerial Offensive-"Sausages"
Fired in Hangers.

With the British Armies in the
Field, May 9.-Seven British airplanes
nave just shot down seven German
balloons in a resumption of a vigorous
aerial offensive by British flyers. The
weather was clear and especially ia
vorable for fighting in the clouds.
Three of the German balloons we're
set ahre by incendiary shells while far
alott and fell flaming to the ground.
Two more were struck down by Brit
1sh planes while lowering close over
the German lines. In the case of the
otner two the British airmen, careless
OF anti-aircraft gunfire, slipped up to
nangars and dropped explosives on the
"sausages' not yet, loosed for fight.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
HAITI AND CHINA MAY
JOIN WORLDS ALLIES
Entry Of Both Nations Into War Seems
Inevitable According to
Dispatches.

London, May Haiti and China
are on the verge of entering the world
wide alliance against Germany. Presi.
dent A%rtiguenave. of Haiti. has called
on congress to declare war on Ger
many and a commission has been ap-
pointed to consider the question. A
dispatch from Pekin passed by the
censor, says that China's entry into
the war at an early date seems newt.
able.
The wal party is said to be gaining
the ascendency over the protests OF
the president and senate that China
should not enter the war.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
AUSTRALIANS CUT DEEP GAP
COLONiALS PENETRATE TEUTON
FRONT AROUND RElNcOURT.
German Supply Of Fish Cut OF When
Dutch Lay Up Boats as Results
of T~orpedoing.

London. May S.-Australian troops
have forged ahead a mile into the
German lines around R%eincourt.
Reincourt is hemmed in by British
troops to the west, the east and the
south.
After sharp fighting the British
have pushed forward east of Bulle-
court and have taken a number of
prisoners, according to a statement
by the war office.
British Enter BulIecourt.
There was sharp fighting in the
Hindenburg line" says the announce
ment. East of Bullecourt our posi-
ton has been improved. We pro-
crossed westward in the direction of
the village and took a number of pris-
oners. A hostile bombing attack dur
ing the night on our front line south
Of Oppy delivered after heavy artil-
lery preparation was successfully driv-
en- off,"
A dispatch from British headQuar-
tiers in France says the British have
pushed their way we'll within the town
of Bullecourt and hand to hand fight.
ing has developed there.
Dutch Resent ]Torpedoing.
According to a dispatch from Copen.
hagen. the Norwegian foreign Office
has announced the sinking by German
submarines of the steamships Capto
and Natuna. The crews were res
cued.
Special dispatches from Holland say
that the persistent %torpedoing of Dutch
trawlers has caused the fishermen to
lay up their boats. The trawlers were
guaranteed safety within prescribed
limits and a supply OF German coal
on condition that they supply fish for
the German market. The promised
coal was not received and the sinkings
continued. so the German legation at
The Hague is said to have been mott
fed that no more fish will! be supplied.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
Aim ls MunicipaI Ooeks

st. Louis, May 5.-Plans for merging
all river improvement associations in
the Mississippi valley into one cen.
trail organization for river develop.
ment will be proposed at the river
conference which will be held here
May 8 and 9. One of the principal
objects of the new organization will
be the promotion of municipally-owned
docks at all cities of Importance along
the Mississippi and its tributaries. An.
other task will be the promotion OF
steamship lines and the creation OF a
greater volume of freight traffic.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
Wind Frees Steamers at 500

Sault Ste. Marie. Mich, May g.
Steamers which lay here waiting "a
vorable conditions are having better
luck Than those which went into the
Ice pack to run their chances Of get
ting through. A large feet has left
the 500 and by taking a course to
the east Of Partisan island succeed
ed in getting into open water. The
north wind had pinned the ice tight
20 the south shore. holding steamers
there and at the same time clearing
water toward the Canadian shore.
West of Partisan island ice Is heavy.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
MAY WIPE OUT THREE BUREAUS
Governor and Advisers Said to Be
Working Out Changes.

St. Paul. May S.-Practical wipine
out of three state departments in the
interests of efficiency and economy"
through consolidation with other de-.
partments, is to be effected through
plans being worked out by Governor
]. A. A. Rurnquist and his advisers. it
has just been learned.
The departments affected are oil in
spection. hotel inspection and state fire
marshal. The oil inspection depart
ment is to be handled under the dairy
and food department, according to
the plans The state first marshal
and the hotel inspection service are
to work under the insurance commits
sioner.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
Former Officials Denied Pardon..

st. Paul. May S.-Parole petitions
OF Walter ]. Smith, former state treas
urer' n r. c. Pickit, former state in.
vestment clerk, both sentenced to indie
terminate terms in the penitentiary for
misuse OF state funds which later were
restored. were denied by the state
BOARD OF parole. Board members de-
cllned under established rules to give
further information concerning the
pleas. State officials. however, ex.
pialne that either prisoner may make
a new plea to the pardon board, which
will meet in July.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
|CALLS FOR POPULAR SUPPORT
McADOO WANTS ALL CITIZENS TO
HAVE CHANCE At LOAN.
Small Denominations Of Bonds and
Easy Payment Plan Arranged to
Appeal to Masses.

Washington, May 8.-The flood of
subscriptions to the Liberty loan con-
tinued to sweep in upon the treasury
without abatement. Officials estimat-
ed that since the last compilation was
made, telegraph offers had been receiv-
ed totalling $4,000 900. Should this
estimate be correct the total thus far
approaches $500, 0OO, 1000.
Only the banks and wealthy individ.
uals have been heard from. The small
investors have been silent except in.
directly. Officials believe, however,
that a great army of men of moderate
means are anxious to invest and to
this end a program is under consid.
Grafton which will enable virtually
every one in the country with only a
small amount to spare to buy at least
one bond.
Every Citizen to Have Chance.
1T is intended to make the bonds
of such denominations" Secretary Nc.
Adoo announced, land the payments
on such easy terms that every citizen
will have opportunity to help. An
nouncement as to denominations and
payments will be made in a few days"
Mr.. McAdoo is very DESTROYS Of
having the bonds placed with the &C.
tual investing public rather than the
banks. To have the banks absorb
most OF the offering. or even a consid-
cradle part of it, officials feel, might
be injurious to the financial system of
the country to the extent to which it
would tie up funds which ought to be
kept in a fairly liquid condition.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
Enjoys Train Jumps Track,

Arcola. ILL.,, May s. - Members of
the French mission to the United
States were severely shaken up but
otherwise uninjured, when the special
train. aboard which they were return
ing east from the middle western tour,
was derailed one and one-half miles
from here. William Nye, in charge Of
the United States secret service at
tached to the party, made a thorough
investigation of the wreck and an
nounced his opinion it was entirely &C.
cidental.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
PEOPLE SKEPTICAL
Taking News of Victories With a
Grain of Salt,

Copenhagen. May S.-All is appar-
emily not easy sailing for the German
military authorities in their efforts to
convince the people at home that
everything is going we'll on the West
ern front.
German critics occasionally refer in
their articles to complaints from read
ers on this or that feature of the
var reports, indicating not only an un.
willingness to take the official bull.
letins and the dispatches of the war
correspondents at their face value, but
also that the number Of doubling
Thomases is large.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
Germans Three Brothers Enlist

Elgin. ILL.,, May THE thrilling ex-
perience Of Frank Lasher, 10 years
old, who was n of the naval gunners
on the oil tank steamer Vacuum,
sunk by . German submarine recently
has prompted his three brothers to
enlist. Leonard, 81, and Philip, Fl,
a graduate of the University of Wis
cousin, have enrolled in the officers
reserve corps for training at Fort
Sheridan. and a younger brother, Rob-
ert Lasher. IA. has joined the high
school cadet corps at Culver. Ind.
Their father IL Z business man here.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
Two Dead in Domestic 1raoedv,

Butte. Mont, May S.-John Forbes
shot and killed his wife. probably NOR
tally wounded his mother-in-law, and
killed himself, after a QUARREL at their
home. Domestic troubles was said to
be the cause of the tragedy but the
immediate event that led to the shoot
ing could not be learned. The moth.
er-in-law, who is "a years old. is SO
seriously injured that she is unable to
talk. Neighbors arrived after Forbes
and his wife had died. There are
three children. all under Is, none of
whom was at home al the time.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
news Of P|LLAGE
BY CUBAN REBELS
REFUGEES SAY INSURREcTiON
LEADERS ARE DEFIANT AND
MASSACRE PREDICTED.
GOVERNMENT is HELPLESS
Threaten to Follow Torch With Muir.
der If President Menocal Does Not
Step Out-AppeaI Made to
Washington.

New York, May S. Charges that
Cuban negro rebels are burning and
pillaging homes and properties of
Americans and other foreigners in the
districts of Palmarita, Bayate and Mi.
randa, Oriente province, are made by
"a American and British refugees
who have arrived here. They pre-
dicted a massacre of the white resi-
dents unless the United States inter.
venes and asserted that the Cuban
government is powerless to cope with
the situation. Most of the refugees
escaped with only the clothes they
wore.
Appeal to U. S.
The accusations were substantiated
by an appeal for aid signed by ZIG
Americans remaining in the territory
occupied by the rebels. The appeal,
the refugees said will be forwarded to
Washington.
The threat of a massacre is con.
tanned in a statement included in the
appeal, alleged to have been written
by General Blaz Maso. The statement
Maso is reputed to have made is:
You will boiler loudest and We will
destroy until your ~hollering will be
heard in Washington and force Amer.
lean Intervention. For the time be.
ing We will lot kill you unless you
oppose us. We are only fighting now
with the torch. %terrorizing and organ.
izing.
Demand That Menocal Quit.
But if Menocal does not step out
May 20 we will fight and kill. Your
government can prevent this by inter
vention."
The statement concludes with the
following message from the generals
aide:
You will notice that we rebels are
negro to a man. You will, remember
the negro rebellion of 1912 when 5000
negroes were killed in this province.
1--WE remember that. TOO, and now
the death of 5000 d~efenseless negroes
in 1912 shall now be avenged in q
horrible way, I S YOU.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
Souvenirs Of War Of independence

Souvenirs Of War Of INCONVENIENCE,
Paris, May 5.-Captain de Pusy,
great grandson of Marquis Lafayette
has sent to Ambassador w. G. Sharu
a number OF souvenirs Of the war OF
independence. They are to be given
to the American committee which has
purchased Lafayette's birthplace and
were received by Captain de Pusy
from his uncle, Senator Edmond dc
Lafayette, last direct descendant OF
the famous general. The souvenirs
include a set of pistols given to La.
fayette by Washington after the SIR
render Of Yorktown.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
GREEKS FIGHTING BULGARs
Under Arms With Allied Forces in
Macedonia.

London. May 9.-Greek troops. fol-
lowers Of former Premier Venizelos,
In conjunction with the French fore
es. have occupied Bulgarian positions
on a front Of more than three miles
IN the Serbian theater. and repulsed
Bulgarian counter-attacks delivered in
an endeavor to annul the advantage.
This announcement, which was made
by Paris, is interesting as it shows
for the first time that the followers
OF Venizelos actually are under arms
with Allied forces fighting in Mace
donia.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10

German Note Satisfies Argentina.
Buenos Aires, May 6.-The council
Of ministers has examined into tho
reply Of Germany concerning the tor.
pedoing Of the Argentine steamer
Monte Protegido and has decided
that the controversy has been set.
tied.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
GERMANS ATTACK IN EAST
Renew Assaults in Roumania But Are
Repulsed,

Petrograd. May s. - After a long
period of Quiescence on both sides. the
Russian official statement records at
tacks by the Teutonic forces on sew
eral fronts. The assaults took place
in Roumania, further north on the
western front. and in the Caucasus.
In all instances they were dispersed.
Significance is attached to these at
tacks in view of the repeated stories
that the Germans had decided to re-
frain from attacks against the Rus
slams in order to further the move fer
a separate peace.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1917-05-10
NINE REGIMENTS TO BE SENT As
SOON AS POSSIBLE TO BUILD
COMMUNICATION LINES
IN WAR ZONE.
FIRST MEN TO BE SENT
TO FRONT IN FRANCE
Speculation as to Date Of Departure or
Ultimate Destination Forbidden
Because Of Submarine Menace
To Be Recruited From
Trained Railway Men.

Washington. May Shine new regi-
ments Of army engineers, to be com:
posed exclusively of highly trained
railway men, will be the first Ameri-
car troops to be Sent to France.
They will go at the earliest posi-
BILE moment" the War department an
nounced, for work on communication
lines.
Speculation as to exactly when or
to what points they will be sent is for
hidden because of the submarine men.
ace.
The new forces will be volunteers.
raised at the nine great railway cen
ters of the country.
Each regiment will be commanded
by an engineer colonel of the regular
army. aided by an adjutant. All other
officials.
To Send 1900 Men.
The expedition will have a total
strength of between 1900 and $4,000
men. each regiment being composed
OF two battalions OF three companies
each. Every branch of railway work
ers necessary to the building or oper-
alton of lines will be represented.
Recruiting points will be New York,
Chicago. St. Louis. Boston, Pittsburgh.
Detroit. Atlanta, San Francisco and
Philadelphia.
To Keep Supply Lines Open.
The decision to send the engineers
is understood to have grown out Of
conferences here between government
officials and members OF the British
and French war missions. One of the
great problems of the val has been
that of maintaining adequate supply
lines and the railroads are the vital
element of the system that feeds men,
shells and food toward the fighting
front from Channel ports and from
France.
While the regular engineer troops
of the army are among the best
drilled in the service. it is improbable
that the new regiments will be sub
jected to any lengthy military train.
ing.
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Alaska Legislature Adjourns.

A'aska Legislature Adjourns.
Juneau, Alaska, May 6.-The Alaska
Legislature has adjourned. Appropri.
atoms of nearly $500, 900 were passed
by the session. including 500, 900 for
q d%efenses.
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DOUBLE TAX ON WHISKY AND
ONE.THlRD MORE ON INHERIT.
ANCES PROBABLE IN WAR
TAX MEASURE.
LARGEST FORTUNES TO
=. PAY THIRTY PER CENT
Stamp Feature Of Act to Include Pull.
man Tickets, JeweIry, Playing
Cards and Amusements, All Of
Which Are Slated for
Assessment.

Washington, May 9. - The House
Ways and Means committee adjourn.
ed about 5000, 100000 short of the ST..
800,000,000 it has voted to raise. A
proposed retroactive income tax
amendment, which would yield $40.
100000 during the coming year and
other far-reaching proposals are held
in allegiance for the eleventh hour, II
necessary to make up the desired to-
tai.
To Double Whisky Tax.
Proposed taxes on whisky were in.
creased from $1.10 to 1920 a gallon
and on beer from $3.50 to 1915 a bar.
rel. Exempt liquor in a dealers pos.
session when the law becomes effec.
tive was made so gallons. These
changes, it is predicted. will result in
almost 100000 additional revenue.
1t was agreed tentatively to increase
inheritance taxes one-third beginning
at the present exemption of $50, 600
and to impose the following for large
fortunes: Above $4,000. 900 and be.
low sll. 900, 900, % per cent; above
$11.000.000 and below SIS, OO0,O 900, %,
and above s15,000.O O0 80 per cent
Stamp Tax Proposed.
New taxes written into the bill in.
clude 5 per cent on all advertising
except newspaper and periodicals: and
on pipeline transportation: charges
on proprietary medicines, a stamp tax
expected to produce Sc, 800 600; 10 per
cent on Pullman car tickets; five on
sporting goods; five on the factory
price OF new lewelry; 10 cents a deck
On playing cards and in addition to
other amusement taxes a n cent tax
On every tileater ticket sold to a child
lnder ~ years old.
Efforts still are being made to kill
he proposed increased zone rates for
second class nail matter.
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;Iran gleeiels @eerSinnna.

Die 8eer0igting Der ONT 3iens-
tag oben0 berItorbenen fSrou Sbeoo.
gfu0. Steele finoet morgen, 6reitog
|oormittog INT 8 llbr, bonn 3railer.
bauie go. 1922 Sa6ler Str, ais
itott. Die 2ei1e miro nod Der ct.
Morid Maaoalene Stride, ode t9.
uno Dodge 6troBen it6erfubrt, no
yfeb. 9. Girne uut $50 lt6r Den
Iroueraottesoieni holten miro. Ole
8eitnttitng finoet oaroltf i'm bout
i6en fatboIiiden &ir6bof in Sii0.
Omaha itatt. Ole @ereine, 6enen Die
8eritorbene nls Mitglieo ongeb0rte,
mer0en iid ali Dem 2ei1enbeg1t1g.
ms beteiligen mo Bic oeutI6en
5dnger an @rabe iinoer.
Sic oltsm1rt8 pobnen0en So9ne
mo 9dpieeert5ftar Ser 8erltorbe.
men iin0 beute 3llr 9eer0iqttng bier
ciugetroffen. SER un6 8rnit Sans
Steele olts 4eorio, syQ., Gar[, Der
i'm iii60ltli6en Soma aaf elmer @a.
iddftsreiie iid beiauo, ltno Sub.
&eeie un0 5rau ans Bennington.
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OpFcr ccs Nric0cs an
1ltcnldlen nnH 6clN!
.3abL Der Srten mn SerManoeten
anf "a Wiaiunen Mann
gciddtt.

@mlter0au, 10. Sui. - Su Ims
iteroon lit na6itebenOc Gepeide aus
oeutlter 0uelle einaetroifea. Sin
bon 8ertretern Ger groBerel 6eut.
idlen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ge.
biloetes aomitee bat cine 8roidlre
DeroffentIiGt, IN Der 5iffernmoBig
f~eitoeltellt miro, ipelden S1d0en Der
ariea mad gbluuf Ger eriten orei
Sabre Den europ1iiten 26tl0Grn gu.
aefiigt Doben miro. Ra1 oieier
4ufiteQung iDeroen Die ariegsfolten
iGnttlider on oein Sriege teilneb-
menoen eltrop1ii9et 2Groer am l..
@dneuit 1917 iid) alf $4,000 Wlil-
lionen Wtart beI1ufen. yin Gotten
uno 8erpui0eter perOen Die euro.
pailden Stonten "a 9tiaionen
Mtann 5G9len bon Oeren iieben DtiL.
lionen ais tot u1O iiinf Y(iqionen
iiir 2ebens5eit rerfrilppelt, be5ie.
bunespeiie inbaliOe gerednet meroen
fonnen. Ser oltr1 sen arieg' Der.
beigefii6rte 8ebpstenrudgnng miro
nltf neltlt @tillioneu bc5iiiert.
Syil Der 8roidire miro peiter aus.
eeilbrt, oaB, rueun ole $4,000.
Miaionen @tatt lit 3uan5igmarf.
itiiden be5ablt tDerOet iollten, oomit
cine @%ol6idliIe gebil0et iperoen f6nn.
te. Die neltltmal 10 bod ais Der
gtequotor lang it,. Sic 5tGat8idul.
sen @uropas beliefen ii6 Dor oem
@usbrude 0es arieseS ouf 104, 600
Mtiaionen, merOen jeOcd nan @b.
Inuf Der eriten orei arieg8ja9re auf
100000 @tiaionen @torf e%eltiegen
iein. @enn man Die Iieban @liQio.
men 3oten in elmer nirgen6s unter.
6rodenen 9ieihe onftellt, 10 miirOe
bieiclbe bon Boris nod @Ie6ipoltof
reiden.
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embargo ittcimt fir
BcnaitS HMnocrsnct!

SIM Saag, 10. Sui. Sn Der
a9pden5eitidriit namiterbanmer'
erfldrt 8roieiior S. VI. ban Snmmel,
ein meit unO brett befamlter poIiti-
ider 5driftiteller, Dab fir SoIlono
abioIlte 8erarmung nno rationale
erlh0pfnllg in ausiidlt itebe iucrtn
Dem 2onOe Die iibcrieeiihe @infl6r
Don 5ttter uno 0iin9cntitteln, iopie
bon ~notipen0igeu Decentralization
0urh uncertainties 8er6ot abae.
5hnitten miro. Erof. ban &omme(
forOert Die Gegierung oringeuo All,
iofort cine SonOergeiarOii@oft mad
Nmerifu 5i ienoerL peIhe sic Gage
Sollanos nltseindn0eriebeg I'D.
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lscin Baroclc fiir am.
Grmppcn tn Srankrcidb!
gGammirS@ bnben bci 9oAunna
@abl siuiiden fgnuaGfiMem
WeIb unS Sled.

@oibingtorL 10. Suli. Dos
ariegsbepnrtement CAB betannt, cat
bic omerifmiiden Goloaten III
6rantrei9 nift nit omerifanii6em
Welo obgelobnt reroen miir0cn. 9it
GoIoaten f6nfen aipii6qn fron8oft.
lMem @eIo auln iemeiligen gSehieI.
frrS uno einem SGef m1blen.
9icier MoBnabme Iiegt Die ablidi
sugritnoe, ou berbiiterL 0aB anlerifa.
niihes @elo auf Dem &eg 81 Den
Gruppen in Die SdnOe Der 9eutiden
falleu o0er bon ibnen berienft tper.
ben fam.
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ariide 2eitnnn nnter6raft.

Dublin 10. Subtle 3eitnng
.ailfenuD &eople~, Die bon GoDorb
Z. aeane, Dem goriiber 0es QofoI-
Sfpeiges Ger Sina 6einers bcruasae.
gebeu miro, lit geitern ~uuteroriidt
mor0cr. "a iebt Die @obI zines
nelien Observation-Disclosures an
Stcae 0es geitorbenen glationaliiten
ssntrid G'@riei Dor Der Giir ftcbt,
miro Die llnteroriidlna 0es @lot.
tes bon Sen Gin 5einers fir lire
3lDede ousgenuet ner0en. sals aan-
0ioaten babrn iie @. Z. SO Cos.
CIRQUE. einen Der &ebellen Der leb.
ten Hcboliltion auIaeiteat Der sum
CODE per1lrteiIt muroc, 0ann 5l
lebensldnelider Sa6nftiernie begra.
aiat uao iAlieblid 1an5 frsi eelai
ias iplrbc.
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geridlunnOener rni.
Gbmiral entSeft.
Sattc grDke ltnteridlngnngcn be-
gangen nnO lit ictt I'M @e'
fGugnis.

Getrooroo, iiber 2on0on 10.
SuIi.-Ger friibere ru{Iii6e Marine.
niiniiter gi3e. abuirol 8ubnoip, Der
fltr5 Dor Dem altsbrud Der 9iebo-
Luton beridnano, lit i'm @ouberne.
nlent 9topgorpo, no er ols Bauer
Iebte. eut0edt poroen. Gr puroe
Derbaftet lino mad Ct. Getersbura
gebrndjt, ba er iid groBer llrteridln.
gilngen idnlOig genlndt baden iol.
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geim @arfeI6cder ertappt.
~ Gffisier.aipirnnten in Gurt sic.
riOan ber6aftet.

Sort sberi6an Su., 10. Suli.-
Capt. Gropau bon Ben Ohio Gn-
ginecrs, pelder ben militdriIdeu
8oIi5eioienit III Dem 2aqer 6eg Ste.
erbe.Gffi5ierforps befebligt, iiber.
roihte cine an5abl 2ettte, Die ii6 al
Sffiaieren Der relten armee au8bil.
Den, in elmer o~bgalegeneu &iitte in
Der 9tabe 0es 2ogers uno ber1oitete
% Niann iDegen @iirfelipiels.
Gs miro nun bonn Gortsaommar.
eanten S6erit Rtdolion obb1n9en,
pb Die @er6nfteten entloIicn fuer.
ben ooer nift. Giner Scr Gerbafte.
ten CAB 5u, Dab er 1T elmer ein8i-
Gen Situng 0ns biibi6e Summheu
bon 500 getDonnen bat.
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gariaHte.

Ser GnfIad ma6t nibt BEN Eonriiten,
Ser Sduau3bart ni9t Den ROli5nter,
Die Sragetuut rtadt nIbt ben Sebrer,
Ser 8elen ui9t Den 9anenfebrer.
Ser Sarbentopf uadt nidt ben glaler,
Ser ppae 8euteI utdt ben 3abIer,
Ser Dide Baud madt nt9t ben 8rauer.
Scr 9HugerbauIen aiht ben Bauer.
Ser 9braienidpaG madt aidt ben
0preher,
Ser grobe Suulpen ridt ben 3e9er,
&ag iei6ue aleio ntddt nidt Die Game.
Ser i60ne &eim uidt Die @tataute,
Sic berbe Sanb ntatt uidt ben Sdu'
iter,
moo'ide glahe ni9t bas SHUTTER,
8lobIt1feit madt nid)t ben 8lts,
Sas neue 8prtipieI niht ben 8is.