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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE =,

PAIR OF SEOWSHOES, WORTH
50. 81: Kings Special Folding Boat
weight Co lbs. $500 lbs. carrying ca
pacit!). cost $50 and used but three
weeks, $40; rug. 9xi2. cost ss5, $50;
davenport with mattress. cost $50.
SIS: dresser. cost SIS. sl2: hardwood
dining table, IS: dining chairs
each $l.+5. fun size bed. spring and
mattress. cost So $40: hardwood
buffet. cost so, $l4: oil stove with
three burners and oven, 81: hard
wood writing desk. cost SIS, IS;
square Mission oak table. 81: two
Mission leather rockers. cost each 81,
each s:.ho: Mission armchair
$a.h": l armchair cost IS. 81; Peck
stal palm and jardinicrc, So; 9xl:
foot inlaid linolcnm. Sc: :. bed. 81.
Mission clock, $3.50: Mission
lamp. 81; hardwood bookcase. 81.
l hardwood rocker. $3.50: l kitchen
table, 81 Big Ben alarm. 81. Call
after . a. M. at al Woodford Street
or phone 1900.
FOR SALE-THREE- PIECE BIRDS
eye maple bedroom set. couch, bed.
dining set, ironing table, dishes:
practically new. Can at 63S SO.
LIST st.
FOR SALE-l6-F~r. MULLEN CAN
vas canoe. slightly used: also pad
dies. mast. leehoards. etc. for $35
cash. Apply a32 South Sixth St. T..
FOR SALt:-AT ONCE, 1850 WHITE
l,eghorn year old hens. ut zoe each.
Must be sold by Saturday. Address
John Zurilnh, Box 3sl. Plains, Mont.
FURNITURE NEW AND SECOND
hand. ! pay highest prices for Sec
ond-hand household goods. Hans
Jensens. 1876 W. Main. phone s96.
3 EXCEPTIONALLY NICE THOR
ouEhbred Poland China boar pigs.
Roy Wilbur, phone s4s2 Blk. rural
No. l. Missouln.
c. H. MOSS-PCRE CIDER VINEGAR
for picking and table use. Phone
All J. 52i North First St. Missoula,
Mont.
ENGRAVED WEDDING INVITA-
tons, visiting cards. steel die en-
bossing. The Office Supply Co.
NEW AND SECOND HAND TURNI-
ture bought and sold. ia West Co.
dar. Phone 1+ll Black.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR, DELIVER.
ca any part part OF city. II. d. Prescott.
CHHoICE LATE CHERRIES. - RON
crates, $3.50; gallon, 25c. 62i River
Street
FIVE YEAR-OLD PURE CIDER
vinegar Phone sGl3, noon hour. H.
4. Gray.
IND HAND SEWING MACHINES, IS
up. Hoyt-Dickinson Piano Co.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT MIS-
soulian office: csc n hundred.
RUBBER STAMPS. CORPORATE
seals. The office supply Co.
WILDWOOD, Sl.76 PER LOAD. THE
Auto Truck. Phone 2Sa.
DINING ROOM SET AND RUGS. 3O1
South Fourth. W.
ONE GRANT SIN DEMONSTRATORS
Phone 1895
SOW AND YOUNG PIGS. PHONE
S573 Red.
FURNITURE FOR SALE. III r..
Main st.
DRY WOOD. sl.75 c. o. d. CALL 33O.
DRIP OIL KILLS LICE. GAS PLANT.
NEW GRAIN HAY PHONEl224 BLK.
COLES HEATER 1873 ".
WOOD. $l.75. CALL 33O.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-22
LOST AND FOUND

LOST OR STOLES-CERTIFIC
Nos. IS and $50 for 1000 shares each
OF lvanhoe Mining Co. stock. II
found return to +. A. Steers. French
town, Montana.
TYPEWRITER, Be
tween Hangar and Saltesc Finder
please leave ut this office and re.
ceive reward.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-21
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Bank Stock

At the Court House door, next Tues
day, April "a, at 2 p. m.
10 SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF THE PEOPLES
LOAN, SAVINGS & DE-
POST BANK.
The stock will first be offered in
two lots of shares each, and then
as a whole, and will be sold in the
way is brings the most.
A reasonable loan may be secured
on the stock.-Adv. 4-17-6t.
DIME REALTY co.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-21
Foes Without and Within

Hunger, want and discomfort with
in the German Empire are powerful
ly cooperating with external foes to
bring the autocracy to terms. DEM
onstrations by the people or by strik-
ers in the City of Berlin, almost I'M
known in times of peace. and until
within a few days quite unknown
during war, are unmistakable evil
dence of bad conditions. The re-
ports that the first demonstrations
had been brought to an end, not by
troops, but by concessions to the
workers, are now contradicted. The
trouble has spread to munition
works employing thousands of men
upon whom Germany nov depends
to supply her great armies in the
field.
Strikes, or demonstrations very
much like strikes. are reported from
many German cities, and they in
clude men working in shops supply
ing the army with munitions, even
in the great Krupp works. There is
trouble about the scarcity OF food in
SaXony. Leipsic and Hamburg have
had demonstrations. One of the
German newspapers the other day
eXhorted the people OF bear their suf-
ferings with fortitude, pointing out
to them that even if immediate peace
should be declared it would be Ions
time before they were any better
off, owing to the difficulty of getting
additional food supplies from other
countries. The point of the argu-
ment was that they might as well
grin and bear it, since peace would
bring no relief. That is the coolest
of comfort, a veritable counsel of
desperation. For the first time the
outside world heard yesterday that
the rations even of the soldiers had
been cut down. 1t was reported
from British Headquarters in France
that German prisoners had told of
in the ranks on April Is;
instead of half d loaf of bread daily
each soldier was to receive only one
third of loaf.
The best possible proof of the ser
iOuSneSS of the situation is found in |
Won Hindenburg's message to the !
chief of the German Munitions De |
partment, published this morning. !
Coupled with news from many sour |
ces, it is impossible TO resist the |
conclusion that conditions in Berlin /
are now much worse than they have /
ever been before.
The news from all the battle !
fronts. if the German people are al |
lowed to hear any news from the !
front, is not of nature to put heart !
and courage into suffering and .
populace. If the Germans /
know half the truth about the ad- !
vance of the British and the French I
on the west, of the recapture of !
much territory, of a large number of /
towns, of hundreds of guns and of /
of prisoners, they cannot !
fail to see that all the official pratt
ing about a victorious retreat was |
an attempt to disguise serious disas-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-21
CHURCH LOCALS.

Rev. Edwin S. Kinks will hold
service at Old Trinity Church, Church
Creek, tomorrow afternoon, at $50
Services at Zion NJ. E. Chapel
tomorrow: $50 p. M, Sunday
School; $50 p. m, sermon. Preach
ing at $50 p. m. Wednesday.
Christ Church: Communion
at $50 a. m. Morning service at IL
o'clock. Sermon by Dr. S. d. Nc
at 2.3Q p. IN. Service at $50 p. NJ.
Services at St Paul's M. P.
Church tomorrow: a. m, class;
10 Il. m, Baraca Bible Glass; II a.
m, sermon; > p. m, Sunday School;
$50 p. M, Christian Endeavor; 80
p. M, sermon.
Services at the First Baptist
Church tomorrow as follows: 10 a.
M, Mems and Woman's Bible
Classes; II a. M. sermon; $50 p.
m, Sunday School; $50 p. M. B. Y.
=. l.: $50 p. M. sermon.
Order of services at Grace NJ. E.
Church, South, tomorrow: 9.45 a.
M, Baraca Glass. IL a. m, preach
ing by the pastor. p. m, Baraca
Helpers Bible Glass. 2.15 p. IN. Sum-
day School. At the evening service,
at $50, Company C will attend in a
body, when the pastor will speak on
The War With Germany" Every
body welcome to all these services.
The Grace Baraca Glass meets
at 9.45 tomorrow morning. in the
lecture room of Grace Church, and
Il warm welcome awaits the men of
Cambridge and vicinity. We are
truly glad to have with us again our
teacher, Mr.. 7. Sangston Insley, who
has been unable to teach the class
for the past several weeks on ac-
count of illness, and while he does
not as yet feel equal to the task of
teaching, yet his presence at the
class services is a great inspiration
to the members. Mr.. Russell S. Da-
Wis will address the class tomorrow
morning, and it is certain that he
will present the lesson in very
helpful way. Our new orchestra of
eight pieces furnished excellent mu-
sic last Sunday, and we are expect
ing even greater things tomorrow.
Come out and enjoy the services
With us.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-21
Business Training

Since the worlds business has
grown to such an extent that every
man. woman and child is a part of
the wonderful system. and must do
his share to make a success of this
colossal organization. ii is neces-
sary to train the future men and
women of affairs in the methods Of
economy and efficiency. Even the
universities of the present day, rea-
liking how important it is to have
men of brains and ambition in the
business firms and corporations, have
arranged for courses which cannot
be excelled.
But the majority of the boys OF
the land do not get to college and
they must get their training else
where. Often the office boy ascendS
the ladder of success and in time
becomes the head of the firm with
which he is connected. This is a
splendid method of training, for one
learns every phase of the business,
but the school boy who applies him.
self and finishes the course prescrib-
ed by the educators of the county
and State of which he is a resident,
stands a chance for more rapid ad-
vancement with fewer disadvantages.
1t is sometimes hard for family
to do without the meagre support
which a young son can bring in, but
it has often been proved that other
families similarity placed have made
extreme sacrifices in order to give
their children high school educa-
lions, and have profited more by it
than the ones who felt that they
could not do without immediate as
sistance The high school is a place
which is open to every boy and girl
and the training received in this in
stitution is of such a high degree
that it's graduates are recognized by
the leading business men of the ma
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-21

tiers. On the Turkish front in Meso-
potamia, the story is the same, and
there is no advance in Rumania, or
on the long line that runs southwark
from Riga. Germany has lost the
habit of victories, we hear of no
more school holidays in celebration
of triumphs in the field. If it is true
that the Government had to cut
down the rations of the soldiers, as
it is certainly true that the daily
food allowance of the people in Ger
many has been for months barely
sufficient to maintain life and siren
9Th, disaster for the empire great
er than any its enemies could infiict
may be near at hand.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-21

up cards upon which the number still
needed was printed. Enthusiasm
rose to fever heat, then the noise of
the cheering was deafening when
but one place upon the roll-of honor
was left. A. S. Goldsborough raised
the Stars and Stripes aloft, upon
which was the card bearing the num-
Der one. Who Will carry this flag
to Lieutenant Wilson," he cried and
a dozen hands were outstretched to
grasp the standard.
As a comparatively diminutive
young man went forward-the last
of the gallant S00-a mighty cheer
arose. 1t was heard blocks and
blocks away. More cheers for the
500, then for Maryland and finally
for President Wilson brought Mary
lands historic drive for the first line
of defense to a fitting and memor-
able close.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-21
GOVERNOR ORDERS ARREST
OF COUNTY MAGISTRATE
Refusal TO Answer Census EnlEnera-
tors Questions Causes CHIEF IN
e,I;ti,,. to Take Il Hand.

A justice Of the peace in Talbot
county whose name is withheld faces
arrest and probably Indictment for
refusing to answer the questions oi
the military census enumerator.
Governor Harrington heard OF the
case yesterday through a report
from the census committee of the
county He at once communicated
with the States Attorney of Talbot
county and directed him to have the
justice of the peace arrested and. II
necessary. indicted. The Governor
appointed him to office.
Another case that came to the at
tention of the Governor yesterday
was turned over TO United States Dis
trict Attorney Samuel X. Dennis. 1t
was a letter received from Balti-
more resident. who declared himself
to be British subject. He had
been questioned by the census emu
merator and had signed the return.
He wrote to the Governor asking to
get the returns back to him. In his
letter he said that if he fought he
wished TO fight on the side OF Ger
many.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-21
TODD FURNITURE co.
Secondhand Furniture
Notice To Farmers

We now have in stock all grades
of l.. e. ?. Dennis e Sons Celebrated
Fish Mixtures, also all of Griffith &
Boyd Co.'S well-known brands of
Fertilizer. 1t is one thing to give
an order for Fertilizer, this season,
and a very different thing to actual
ly get the goods. Better get your
Fertilizer from us now, haul it home,
and then you are sure of Fertilizer
for this season; otherwise, you are
not.
JAS. WALLACE PACKING co.
Foot of Gay st.
p. S.-We deliver Fertilizer to
any Railroad Station or Steamboat
Wharf.-Adv. 4-13-to 6-1. 3. 133t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-21

ton. 1t is moi urgent that Il boy re-
ceive u higher education; if he is
poor. let him apply himself and ac-
quire all the knowledge offered by
the public schools and his education
and energy will be the means OF OPP
pning up. greater channels through
which he may pass to the achieve
ment ct his purposes.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-21
Notice OF Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John B. Foble and Charles G.
Adams, trading as John B. Foble &
Co., has been dissolved, by mutual
consent, this oath day of March,
1917. The business will be con-
tinued under the same name by John
B. Foble, who assumes all bills and
is authorized to collect all money
due the firm.
John B. Foble.
Charles G.. Adams.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-21
New Cash Grocery Store
No Credit, No Bad Accounts, No Lost
Bills, No Waiting for Money; No Time
Lost in Collecting; No Charging; No
Bookkeeping.

Ever think what all of these
things, and hundreds of others that
go with the credit business, mean?
Someone pays the bill; did You ever
think of that? Who pays? Why,
the persons who pay their bills pay
also for those who do not? How?
Why, they pay more for that which
they buy; in other words, in fixing
the per centage of profit, ba bills.
long credits, bookkeeping, collecting,
etc, are all charged up as expense.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-04-21
Store Burned

The store at Robbins, owned by
Mr.. Oscar Booze, was burned Thurs
day night, the building and the con-
tents being entirely destroyed. the
loss amounts to 81 500. Mr.. Booze
carried no insurance.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-11

lanete nur iebr id,tper 81 ibnL, fano
i'm aber Nahts in ct. Yetersburger
8eitaurants beim 9%bampa9ner uno bel
dnberen 9etrdnten.
ginen sroben giufluB alf Nasputin
iibte friiber Der befannte Ibenteurer
Shirt Nnoronnifoip aus, Der ibn anlii>
iierte ulb linn RATIOS Samenbetannts
ihaften 5ufilbrte. Natiirlid) iuurbe
Nubronnitop fir bieie @efdai9feiten
%entiddbist. Sbm 5uliebe tpurbe Der
friibere Niniiter bes Snuern, Gbop@
ltoip, iein intimer Setannter, ernannt.
Ils bann Gbotpitoip am Huber mar.
ipolte er lid bon Hasputin losmaden,
tonnte it'd aber o ben 9eiitern, Die
er beihporen bate, tift mebr be-
freien. Sein WorbanIdlas auf 8as>
putin 1919 miBIang, Hasputin
blieb. Gbofpitolu ipurbe e~ntlaiien unb
nit ibm oeri6tuano Nnbronnitotp 10
Der gilbfldde.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-11
11eue Stemcr INT Kraft.

Wa b in9ton II. .. y. = Die
relien Steuern, ipel6e ourd Die We>
benues Bill pom 8. September etn9e>
fiibrt norbeu iinb, limb MN III Strait
aetreten. Cine gintpmmenlteuer baz
ben bon iest an ale lmperbeiratbeten
Yerionen 81 3ablen, Die Elm Nettoz
Sabreseintpmmeu bon $4,000 ober
mebr baben, bel perbeiratbeten Eerlo<
men besimut Die Gintommeniteuer bel
Nettos Sabreseinfommeu BON $4,000.
aorporationen nit einem Iftieufapital
I'M @ertbe bon $4,000 poer mebr
baben einc gintommeniteuer bon 5lpei
Yro3ent, auitatt elm Rro3ent lpie BIS
her. al 5ablen. &orporutipneu iillo
ferner elmer Spe3ial> 8etriebsiteuer
'(Grciie Ear bon so Gents pro Sabr
fir ie $1,000 bon ibrem Nftienfapital
unterlporieu, bas $4,000 ilberlteigt.
Sic grbihaftsIteler ut bel Gahs
ldlien bon $4,000 ober mebr uuf 1
bis 10 Yrp5ent feItgeiest.
NuuitionSz Sabrifanten iperbeu NIT
elmer @b9abe bon 1879 Srooent bonn
Teinseipinu b%eiteuert. Die bisberieen
Spe3ialsS aren fir 9ommiiiionsbdnos
Ier uno Sanbelsz 0tafler iino ab9ez
ihafft. Neue @eidditsiteuern iucrben
tpie folgt erboben: Seturitdtens Wat@
Ter $50. 1fanoleibcr $50. 3ollmatler
$40, Shiif5matler $50, Sbeater $25
800, ie nadD Der Sabl oer Siss
pldse uuo nit balber Ibsabe in
Stdpten ben ipeniser al3 5000 gin>
ipobneru. Girflliie 500, anbere ofient>
lid)e Iersniieuuespldse, aussenom>
men fir er5ieberiide Spede, SO,
8eselbabnen iluo SiQarbs 3immer So
per 9abn unb pro Gid; fir Sabats
Sabrifanten riflten lid Die Nbsaben
nab Der @robe bes llmiases.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-11
papft fiir WieSeruereiniemne
Ser Gtrifenteit.

@ d b II q t o II, 9. 9.-Sripat>
briefe BON Satifan. nelde Sr. u.
Yalmieri. Ser 8onsrebs 9iblioibetar,
Elm befauuter Sdriftiteller iiber tirfs
life Inselesenbeiten, erbalten bat,
tbcilen nit, baB Yapit Senebitt Der
Siinf5ebntc i'm 8egriife lei, cine aomz
miiiion bon bier &arbindlen gu crs
ncnuen, lIit cine bonn Yapit SEQ Dem
Srei5ebntcn begpnnene unb bonn Yaplt
Bins benz Sebnten nufgegebeue 9ez
ipeguns pieber auf5unebmeu. ipeld,e
Die @ieberpereiuigung Der Gbriitenbeit
unb bic Eflcee Observation-Disclosures Be-
%5iebungen nit Der anglifaniifen Stride
gum 3iele bat. Cine ofientlihe Inz
tiinbislrng biniiGtliG Der Nuselesens
belt miro itiinolih in Hom ertpartet.
Or. Yalmieri crfldrte. bab Die neue
9elpe9uns. pie lie in ieinen Nahrits
ten seid)ilpert lit, ipe5iell auf Die gtas
blierung elmer Teuniou ser ruiiiihen
Stride nit bem Yapittbum, ierner ali
cine sriinplihe lleberpriiiuus Der
Hedyts9iiltiefeit Der anglifaniid,en ober
%eptsfppalcu Sroinationen. ipeld,e be-
fanntli6 burf cine 9ule apoitolicac
ieois be5 Sapite5 Geo bes 3ebuteu
neeiert ipurbe, serid)ttt fem miro.
Pills Iorliser Der &aroinals s3pms
miiiion ;pirb Garbinal Nicpla Iarini
iunsieren. Tapit Seneoitt Iol an
benz >Yroblem driitlidcr ginisfeit
icbr intereiiiert ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-11
Sfamral in %aibim9tpm.

tbeilun9 8cnladt lpurhc. Sic Solge
lener Npte mar. ipie mir %lpiiieub cir
lebr ltarter 3ursitur5 aIer ~irseublpie
III Srage fonrmcuoen Nttieu uno elm
lturfeS Salen Der 0etreibepreiie. @ie
es fam. bab Der Yreiie uidt. ipie gcs
pobnlih. Wittbeiluu9 bon icuer Nmtse
banpluug bc3 S%rdiibeuteu 9emad]t
purbc, ioubern crit pierunoSpan8ig
Stunoen ipdter, lit bisber niht Sufries
oenitellenp aui9etldrt iuproen. Scbcnz
falls batter hurd bieic &er5ogcrlu9
pcrn cine Sieultpcrleeuna porlic0cn
iolte. Die @ilicnbcn binreihenb 3eit
geiponncn, ibre Wiueu an le9en.
0~tcrtipiiroig III aud Die 9ebauptung
SaipIon's. baB int Sale elmer crnit>
gcmeinten llnteriutuug Der Nnges
lcgcnbeit lcitcnS oes aongreiics. mcper
I'M Senatc nod, im Ibgeoronetenbuuie
elm bcItlubidbi8cs Quorum pprbanpeu
Iein lpcrbe.
Sie llnteriihuns bat MN in ser
Chat bc9pnnen, unb mas bis iest err
mittclt porhen lit. pas riedt unans
9cncbm; - uni nid,t 81 iaacu. cS
Itintt. - @S lit 5tpcifcapS icitges
itelt iporbcu. paB BERNARD q. 9arlld,,
elm berporrasenber 8au ct. s0tatler
uno intiimer Sreunb bes SrGiioenten
oreiBig Rinutcu Dor 8etauutlperben
Der Ibienouus Der Srieocnsnote bes
Yrdiibenteu. $4,000 Stiid Nttien. bel
iteigenbem Iartte in eincm 9lpd per-
%fauite. Nnh Der Sebauptune Cams
ions iolcu aber Ntitglieber ocs apns
Sreiies uno piientlihe 9eamte uui
8ruuo o Suiormationeu. Ole Tie in
bienltliher gisenihait crlansten, an
Der gorie ipetuliert babeu. Sntereis
liant mare es nun, 5u erfabrer. in
iueiien Nuftra9 Sernarb u. Sariih
iene $4,000 Nftien 10 plDslih uuo ents
segen aaer Spricneriabruns bel itcis
senbem Narfte abltieb? - Go lpas
tbut bod, MIR Semaub. Der ba tpeiB,
oab bieie Yapiere in tiir5eiter Belt
fallen perbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-11
Kauit eeine fremSen wtrtts
papicre!

Sie 8aibin9touer Sunbcss Neiernez
9cbDrpc bat am 4. Sanuar abermals
ibr MiBtraucu segeu Die Sihcrbeit
o~uslGuoii6er Seturitdtcn fir Snpes
itierunseu anerifani,d)er Sanfeu be-
toni uno anaetiinbist, oaB lie benz
8ongreb Die Gppption zines Nmenbes
ments gum Sunoess Heierpe gift ems
pfoblen bat. lpelheS Die Yoiitipu
ameritaniiher 9auten bel Der ges
banoluns heS beoeutenben 8plo3us
fluiies itdrten ipa. Sic 9cbDrbc.
pelhe amerifauiihe ganteu Dor benz
gntauie cneliiter, iran5oiiiter uub
anberer europdiiher fur3friitieer
SfaBamtsnoten parnte. erfldrte. Tie
beiiirdte. baB bieie Sblisationen beim
SGuistperoeu burf Iangiriitise Bombs
erneuert perben oiiritcn unb nerart
Die SiauibierungS Sdbisteit bon 9ans
fen bebrobeu fonnten. lpelhc seslaubt
batten. lie ionnten Die in i6rem geiis
beiinblihen Seturitaten IeiSt in @aars
9elo nmiesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-01-11

At%,or ettpas mcbr dig elmer 8ode
Al trug Der telegraph cine aben>
~ teucrlid,e 8eldid)te burh Die
&ultlripelt: - Der befannte
Sinnn3ier Sbpnlo5 @. 2aip 0 II
bate Dffentlih ertldrt. baB cine Ius
5dbl Seute bon Der Ibienoung Der
S~riebensnrte pes Yrdiiocnteu i'm
@oraus benafrittist iporbcn ieieu,
paB Die Setrefieuoen. bieie 8enntniB
arsbcutenb. iniolgebeilen al Der 9orie
"a la Battle" ipefuliert lno Nilios
nenpermngen ~pcrpient" bdtten. Is
lit nitt oas critic Mtal, bab cine ioIfe
Nntlase ge9eu Seamtc Der gegeus
ipdrtisen &bminiitration crboben ipirb.
IS banbelt iih bierbei = ipicrn Die
Seihulhisungen Saipion's auf Sbnts
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