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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30
SOLID COPPER IN NATIONAL.

Specimens of glance and native cop
per from the NationaI Copper mine,
Cupium, in the Seven Devils country
of Idaho, are being exhibited in Spo-
kane by W. Trevor, president of the
company owning the mine. They are
not exceeded in appearance by samples
from Michigan or Alaska. Mr.. Trevor
said they came from a body $50 feet
wide, the average content of which is 3
per cent.
Parts of the body contain Is per cent
copper and $50 ounces of silver to the
ton. The installation of 50-ton crush
err and pulverizer is proposed. This will
become the first unit of a plant having
capacity of 400 tons.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30

Fire destroyed about 20 acres of
standing grain on the Wren 4 Green
ough ranch near Fem Saturday after
noon. There was a combine harvester
working in the field at the time but
Manager Howard Cressley is at a loss
to know whether the fire started from
this or other cause.
The blaze was soon discovered but
the dry grain and strong breeze soon
produced a blaze that was impossible to
combat. The fire spread with almost
lightning like rapidity and the tongues
Of flame leaped up into the air from
Is to 20 feet.
Had the wind been in another direc.
ton more of the field would nave been
destroyed as well as the property Of
Peter Meland and NJ. NJ. johnson who
have grain fields adjacent. The strong
breeze was rather a protection than
otherwise at 1t blew the flames for
ward with force and prevented their
spreading laterally.
Smoke from the burning field had
hardly been seen till neighbors from
ranches far and near started rushing
toward the scene. Some had teams
hitched to water tanks, other fourished
shovels and wet sacks, all prepared to
DO their best but the fire burned over to
he road and died out of its own accord.
No human could have combatted that
flame.
The grain on the field destroyed
would go about 80 bushels to the acre
and is serious loss in these days of
short crops but the management of the
ranch are thankful that the damage
was no worse than it was. Farmers in
the Fem district are now getting their
grain insured,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30
FEM NEWS ITEMS.
Especial Correspondence.

(Speclal correspondence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Weber spent
Sunday in Cottonwood.
L. J. Bennett made trip in his Oak
land ear to Lewiston last Sunday.
There is new Bell Telephone system
being put in at Weber's store and will
be ready for service Sept. IL.
Ed Nissen of Boles has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. J. II. Won Bargen,
Jesse Woods thrcsher returned home
fpr this season. Harvest was rather
short.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Crea and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Crea and chill.
dren spent Sunday at the home of John
Crea.
Miss Gladys Dooley Of Seattle, who
has been visiting Mrs. Ole Juvet, is
now helping Mrs. Edwin Nelson during
harvest.
Camas Social Club met with Mrs.
Peter Meland, August %. There was a
be with Mrs. Spencer, Sept. g.
The Camas Prair-e railroad well at
this place is getting along fine, it is
now at the depth of 200 feet. This will
be great help to our little town.
Peter Melan who has gone to Clarks.
ton where he received medical treat
ments, was reported serious Sunday.
Mrs. Meland left Monday morning to be
with her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pixly and daughter, left
here Tuesday for their home in the east
Mrs. Pixly is a sister of MeHugh
brothers whom they have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning Johnston re-
turned from Gillette, Wyoming and will
stay until after harvest. They report
they are havinga lot of rain in Wyom'
ing. We are glad to know it is rain
ing somewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Weber and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bowman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Won Bargen, Mrs. Bussard
and children, and Miss Bertha Blessing
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Won Bargen.
Last Friday afternoon a jolly crowd
met at the Won Berge home, those pres
emit were: Mrs. Matheisen, Mrs. Anns
Oesan and sons, Mrs. Oesan, Mrs. Bitner
Mrs. Will Won Beree, Mrs. Julius Vor
Bargen, Mrs. Henry Meyer, Mrs. Geo
Cowgirl and daughters, Myrtle anc
Norma, Mrs. Bussard and children, Miss
Thresa Hanger and Miss Bertha Bless
ing,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30

To all to whom il NAV concern:

WARMING.
To all to whom it may concern:
There is a Criminal Statute in this
State prohibiting the setting out of fires
at this time of the year, either on the
owner land or otherwise, the period
being from June LIST to October LIST, and
| is known as the closed season.
Owing to the dryness Of the country
and inflammable condition of the tim
Der and other materials, it becomes i'm
perative that this law be observed
strictly, and this is to give notice that
strict enforcement of the law will be
pursued, and that persons found guilty
of its violation will be subject to fine
of from one to five hundred dollars.
| The conditions of said law are found
in the Session Laws of 1909, at page
227.
Dated this Goth day of August, A. d.
l1sl7.
4 E. NJ. GRIFFITH,
ll5-l Prosecuting Attorney
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30

SCHOOL ELECTION TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER A..

Everyone in the city is caution
ed to remember the school cleo
ton Tuesday, Sept. A., Charles A.
Parsons and Fred Cole retire this
year and an effort Is being made
to retain these men as their work
on the board in the past has been
invaluable. Mr.. Parsons as clerk
has proven himself especially eff
Gent we understand and should
be reelected by all means. His
books have been faithfully kept,
his accounts and records all show
that school business has always
been properly attended to and it
will be hard to find a man to fill
his place. Mr.. Parsons and Mr..
Cole both want to retire, but
those who have the best interests
of the schools at heart say no.
The present board is doing good
team work. They are conducting
the school affairs on a business
and economical basis. The school
trusteeship is u thankless job at
best so when we have good men
in who attend to the business for
the good of all concerned, it is
wise to keep them there.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30
AUTOMOBILE THIEF rs CAPTURED
AT LEWISTON
Continued from page II

IVUHIIHUtu IFUm pdRt III
The Spokesman Review of Tuesday
says that Francis Holt, who was arrest
ed at Lewiston, Idaho, on a charge of
stealing Ford auto, was identified
here yesterday as Cecil Staley, age 10
years, whose bride disappeared recently
the day after the wedding.
Deputy Sheriff g. A. HARDER brought
the prisoner back from idaho. Friends
of Staley identified him.
Alma Schwartz, who ran away from
Staley the day after she married him
recently, was later found at Wen
atchee. Staley says he should be tried
in Idaho, as he secured the auto from
some boys who stole it, according to his
story
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30
REBEKAHs INTALL OFFICERS.

The Rebekah lodge installed the fol-
lowing officers at their regular meet
ing Tuesday evening, August 2s. Mrs.
V. g.; Miss Lena Martin, chaplain;
Mrs. Matt Gilbert, secretary; Mrs. A. c.
Lanningham, financial secretary; Elsie
Van Matra, treasurer; Mrs. w. s. Jack
son, X. S. N. c.; Mamie Bowman, L. s.
n. G.; Mrs. Joe Pfeufer, R. S. V. g.;
Mrs. Joe Lamb, L. 8. " G.; Ollie Bart
lett, warden; Maggie carp, conductor;
Mrs. Lois Pearson, l. g.; and w. s.
Jackson, o. G.. Mrs. w. S. Jackson
was installing officer. After the in.
stallation light refreshments were
served.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30
FIRES STILL RAGING IN NEZ-
PIERCE FORESTS.
Continued from page l.

guished the flames. All forest fires in
this county are now under control.
Portland, Aug. 27.-Mayor Stone OF
Dallas, Polk county, and a party of 20
helpers left that town today to fight a
forest fire on Canyon creek, whence the
town takes its water. 1t was said the
headwaters were threatened.
Generally the fire situation through
out Oregon tonight was more favorable
than for a week past. Most of the fires
were reported under control. Patrolling
of many timbered districts by troops to
prevent incendiarism continued.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30
ANDERsoNs LEAVE WHITEHEAD.

Rev. and Mrs. j. 8. Anderson and
family left Whitebird Monday. They
have been with us almost a year, com
ing here from Rickelton, Wash. and
they will be greatly missed. Mrs. An
derson and children expect to 20 to
Helena, Mont. to visit sister there and
Mr.. Anderson will visit at Mabton and
Bickelton, Wash. until conference which
will be held in Wenachee, Wash. some
time in early September.
We hope that they will come back to
us for next year but if not, we wish
them success wherever they 90.
Mr.. Anderson was very conscien-
tious worker and did much for the
church and community while in White
bird.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30

The Government needs Farmers as
well as Fighters. Two million three
hundred thousand acres Of Oregon and
California Railroad Co. Grant Lands.
Title revested in United States. To be
opened for homesteads and sale. Con-
tanning some of best land left In United
states. Large Copyrighter Map, show.
ing land by sections and description OF
soil, climate, rainfall, elevations, tenn.
perature etc, by counties. Postpaid
One Dollar. Grant Lands Locating Co.,
Box $40, Portland, Oregon. 6-12
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30

During the hot weather of the sum
mer months some member Of almost
every family is likely to be troubled
with an unnatural looseness Of the
bowels, and it is Of the greatest inn
portance that this be treated promptly,
which can only be done when the medi-
cine is kept at hand. Mrs. F. F. Scott,
Scottsville, N. Y, states, 81 first used
Chamberlain 3 Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy as much as five years ago. At
that time I had severe attack of sum-
|mer complaint and was suffering in
tense pain. One dose relieved me.
Other members of my family have since
used it with like results. -
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30
NEW STORE IN WHITEHEAD.

9. W. Felt Of Nezperce has opened a
store in Whitebird in the Cone building
with Miss Effie Taylor as manager.
They have fine stock of shoes now
and expect to have fine line of dry
goods soon. Miss Taylor successfully
conducted a sample room here this
spring and summer and her business was
such that 1t was necessary to move to
larger quarters. She will appreciate
your patronage.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30
RED CROSS SERVE CREAM.

Members of the Red Cross will serve
ice cream and cake at their headquar-
tiers Saturday afternoon and evening,
beginning at 40 p. m. Price l5c.
Everyone is urged to patronize as the
Red Cross can use more funds very
Commemorative
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30
STOMACH AND LIVER TROUBLES.

No end Of misery and actual suffer
ing is caused by disorders Of the
stomach and liver, and may be avoided
by the use of Chamberlain . Tablets.
Give them a trial. They only cost a
quarter.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION.

It is by no means an easy matter TO
cure this disease, but it can be done in
most instances by taking Chamberlain
Tablets and complying with the plain
printed directions that accompany each
package.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30
FromSahn,on Riuer Section

ANY toms Of interest from this &c.
aon win DO gladly used II forwarded TO
free Press CcTrespondent at White
Bird, idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30

Wanted-Seeond hand Bags; will pay
7c T. o. b. your station for sacks suitable
for potatoes. Gordon Wilson, sunny.
side, Wash. lo-o
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30

Good tanning mill for sale. o. T.
Lingo. 40-tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30

The best results are always gotten
by the best auctioneer. See Zuver. 14-3
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30

Trade anything, anywhere. h. W
Carrots, 40-ss
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30
SUMMER COMPLAINT.

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-08-30
COURT coNvENEs MON, SEPT. II

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Der friibere Spti@after
0erarb
5is am Wsittiuo9 In Wafhinstou am
getpmnlen.
Serr @erarb er0ritrt IN StaatssDe.
pariemsnt in sinsebenber Weiie
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friibere 8oti9after Gerarb tam dm
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partemerlt tpirb CT teire betailirte grs
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tsine 8eiuder empfmnsen tpirb, bis
CT iif pol ieiner GrtGItuns u0lIis ers
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lamb BEL ieiner 2lbreife bon Berlin au,
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arieg NIT ben Der. Gtnaten burGsns
fiibren unb bab nif5t uebr Don Gris.
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Jemer.

Sn Dem 5IeiiderIaSen bon G.
Slittenbaler & 60, DO. 133 Oit g..
Strabc, brad seitern abeno furs Dor
s lltr elm Sciier ails, oas einen Sda.
ben ron etipa 5000 anriftete, ebe as
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Softarbeiten fiel Der 2Sjdbrige Scucr.
ipetrmam Martin S5nilien, 541 Dorf
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ter i'm 5meiten Stod aui oas srottoir
uro erlitt einen griid oes Itnten sSub.
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tarot, TIA Gara Strabe, eriolgte &c.
tern Radlmiitag cine erploiiob
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be, Dos einen Sd)aoen ron etfpa $1,000
inoem auber Der @oragc
nod ein slutomobil ltuo ali9 elm Siibs
ner5alis 5eritort iplroen.
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Yerionals Stptiseit.

Die ftsrbiide Siile Der am Oienitaa
beridiebsnen 5rau 2ouia Soera
geb. SeblinlGser tpirb am Greitaa
Rabmittag BON 5rauerbanie, so Sll
WcWiiden glpenue aug 3ur episen
Hube bsitattet perben. Die 8erblis
6ene, bic @attin BON @ottlieb Soerg,
bate Elm ellter Don Sc Sabren err
reibt.
SIN boben Otter BON SO Sabren 1T
geitern Ssrr Matbias 8erger
aus bsHt atRii ssfihfitSSsii. ssfihfitSSsii Ser Ser mas
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men pom guiie & 9orgmann 3ur efpis
gen Rube eeleiten. Sn her ct. Seins
rids &irhe pirb sin Requiem abges
balten.
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etrajtntatn.Nrsininj sutstbtijtn.
Ger staSnatb beitatigt ben ueuen
5reibrief nit acknowledgement
Wiajoritdt.

Die GrSinai3, tpeIdJe Die @erpah.
lung Der gtinsbabn OIL Die SractioH
so. reip. bie Mepiiion Ses Sreibrieis
Der Strabenbabn legaIiiiert, mtroe &c.
itern Wa1nlittas bonn Staotratb IN
.Gonoeriibing init q segen MIR cine
Stimine gutgebeiben. Der eiriSige 9c.
mofrat I'm Stabtratb, Sbttban. bate
baeegen geitimmt, Die wlitsIieber I'm.
bers, Sones. Mori6 imb 3iloor bntten
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batten fir arnabme Der Sroinnn5 &c.
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8iirgerneiiter pid)ta iibermittelt, Der
iie nit ieiner llnterfdrift periob. io-
bab iie @eiesesfrnft erlargte. GpGt
gtadlnittags batten bic 9lftiondre Der
cincinnati Gtreet 8foiFlpap 60. cine
8erianu,liine unb rotifbirten Die Gr.
6inar3 cbenfnlls. Seute ipiro 6as bon
Seiien Der Traction 60. geIf)eben.
Das gcipi6tigiie Mort baben ieoo4bie
wiirger 5u jpred)ett, ipeldle IN efner i'm
Dfonat glpril itnttfinoenoen Gpe3ial.
poGI iiber ben gau Der siinsbabn ab.
olitiinmen babcn. Die 9eitiinnningem
Der Crbinan, iirib IN oieien Gpalten|
wIeberboIt peroiieniIift tuor6esi.
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Stsinnsn sit sbr Siuttt.
blut 10 rsinisen.
crssmuiisrs sirmssiiass piiHeI aus saws.
ifi uno g,Dioife bs,uiriis 90.
abu nlat 10 snt ais Sisis emyhtrbtab.
lstn init .3pdtr abrrSpam.

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elite an. ipsil sie uidi asuiiaeHo GusshnIieu.
heiI eis nitt IN orr frfien pni. Ieben HRS
tti sis mebr ,ieifb, DleblIpeiIrn nno anoa,
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rtHIeiben bebr6uaeH uTs, GrialiunasH uno
crsnlfner Cutter. w1iisiisr. ehpdrn nHb
aas6mfsi, daes stnSeidm unteiHea, eiaen
iraeen AlHiss
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fIns ore Giiraiisn bon ssHrSsIn une arautcrH
sufnmneuasfttt iorfbniri nit 26lpefeI ano
cream Of 1nrtnr-nn ss III ME Gin beiieres
abiabrmitici. atnt1pnie uHb BIatteiniaer ent,
scci Eorbeu. On iebsm ;5rh6iabr aebraudeu
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frrffeni bIei5sr. Esriaaii in alien asoiteisn
iiS 5os psr vsrfissslit lube nit boiler ge,
tTnudfnnwslfiina.
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0raf SernftprfT
llrS ieins Reiie0eieaibaft III Berlin
Gtsetornnler.

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II. 0tar3. Der Gtra5u1, nit pcldlenl
Der @raf itno Ole @rafiu BON Bern.
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8aibington uno oas oeiitirte aonilI.
lar.Gorps in ben Ser. Staaten BON
Gopenbagen abreiiteu, lit in Berlin
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glnttes uro sabIreifen Ireliroen em.
rinneen. Inter ben Sesterelt beianoen
iib au4j Or. 9ernbarb 9ernburg un>
Gopitan aurI 3oD-Gb, Der friiherc
W9orinc.2ltta6e in @oIbington. Ger
friibere 9oti6ofter rpeigerte iidb, IT.
aenO cine grtlir,lng ab5ngeben. ebe CT
Gem Reitsf1ipIer uno Dem Scfretar
oes ailsmdrtilen 9lnttes 0erift eritats
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tunsen tpeiien Darauf bin, baB er,
obne porber bic beutTde &esisritng
su tpniultirsn, Sitterbieips belpillist
babe Der 9raf perbrattr. ME ss IN
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ueberall iperben NeribnD'
rangen bermutbet.
Seutihe iOlIsn iid erbotsn babsn, elm
Regimsnt fir Garran3a uuf'
subringen,
SIN Sale ss gu eiuem &riess nit
Deuti9lanb tommen
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follte.

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Der Serseant 2lleraHber Jru6ter.
bpm IL. Der. Staaten aaoalleriesRss
giment. befinbet iia I'm Sort 9lib uns
ter Der 2lnilage Der Deiertion in ar'
reit. Jru4ter 1T Elm seborensr 9suts
i4er unb bel einer llnttriu9ung bic
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ieinen 9eiis eine GH3d6l beutide
8risfe unb anbere papire sefunben,
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nigs Der 8riefe MIR barmlofe 9ricfe
bon Derpanbteu unb sSreunbsn ieien,
iie tperben aber senau our9ftubirt.
Gin beutIdet gipilift, elm sSrsunS
Gru9ters, befinbet ii6 felt me6r als
elmer Wode unter Bepba5tung feiiens
Der Resierunssasenter uEb es ipiro
ein 8erfu4 eemadt na53uipeiIen, oab
er NIT elmer anse6liden beiitI Ifen 8er'
f6fDoruns an Der Grsnse unb in Taes
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2lrmeeoffisiere bebauptsn, ipsiter.
gsitdtisuns baDon erbaIten gu babsn,
bab ben garrau3a 9eamten in Der
Stabt ghibuabua bas aner6ietsn se'
matt porbsn i.i. fiir ben Gall. baB ss
gu einem &riese 3piften ben Der.
Staatsn unb 9.utfdlanb tommen
iperbe unb MeritO 6insinee3oesn pers
ben iplte, Elm aug beutffen ReierDi,
fen uno anbern Oeutiden deficiencies
Rssiment aufbrtnser gu molten. OisTes
4nerbietsn folI Dor ipsniser als 5ebu
Sasen boben Garran3u geamten ees
geniiber semadt pOrben fein unb 5tpar
ipGbrenb einss gantstts, auf bem auf
bic ameritaner eeTtiupft ipurbs unb
Soaite auf bic tiirfttgs syreunoihaft
sipii6en Msrito uro Oeutf4lun5 auss
sebraht tporben fsien.
gs ipirb aub bebalptet, bdb fi5
sur 3eit bier beutite Sffisier. Bel
giIla befdnbn. iib.r beFen isBigsn
aufsntbalt aber ni4ts nGberes Bee
fdnut IN
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tember bsinabe 5u einsm Streit &C.
fii6rt batte, Der bur9 ben @rlab bee
2lpamfon-GeieBes rerbiitet tpurbe, be-
itanb in Der Sauptia6e in etnem
a9titiin0igen 2(rbeitstag unb so pro>
gent mebr fir lleber5eit.
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am Sanitaq beginner tperbe, penn
bic SorOerunsen ni4t berpiaigt piir>
ben.
Iie amerifaniffe 2fr6eiterAS0bes
ration tpirb aGes in i6rer Waaft be-
finbli6e fun, I'm ben Gtreit gu Ell
mem erfplgreiden su MAIDEN, nenn IS
ba55H tomnt. gs tpirb fein {ofortis
ger SDmpatbieitreit angeoronet per@
ben, penn es gum Streit tommt, bic
geamtsn Der G0beration babeu aber
jsbe m0gli6e Wtitpirtuns unb 8eis
hi(fe perIprohen.
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Gie Sariffnmn,ifiipm

Gafbington H. 9. g., IA. @dr5.
Ger 8rditoert @ilion bat Die folgerl-
Den @titglieoer fiir Die Sarif.&omnii-
lion auserieben: Trofeiior Srant W.
2auiiig BON Der Sarparo llniuerlitdt
friiberen 9leprGienta,tten GoDio S.
2eDis BON Cumberland, Wfo., nit
beren 9lepraieittalten Giaiam Scent
BON aentfieIb, Galif., 9aniel s. 0fo'
per BON WacGaa, @. g., 6. q. Goitigan
bon 9enper, Col, 9. Gulbertion bon
Gnlporia, aanias.
Heue g o It meifter fir 3 bio.
Daf6ingtpn, Dc, Is. Mdrs.
Der qrGiioent @ilion ernunnte am
Wittfpo9 bic folseHben poItmeiiter
fir Sbio: 5Oreit 6. @up IN Sapton;
Ssnrp W. 8rotpn in JinblD uno
Sobn y. 9prman in Srpnton.
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&rteasanleibe BON 100,000,0o0 pfuno
Sterling auf5u6ringen, tpenn Die
9aumpou50Ge ni4t beipilfigt pitrreu.