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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08
FLASHLIGHTS

The fellow Who only half tries usu.
aally makes complete failure.
It takes all sorts Of people to make
up world, but 1t took the kaiser to
break up q world.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08

Joseph p. Guffy, Democratic state
chairman of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed petroleum administrator,
covering the purchase of all oil for the
United States during the war.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08

Queen Victoria reigned 60 years. She
was the longest sovereign that ever
ruled in England.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08
STATISTICAL NOTES

Ohio COW supply has dwindled
40 per cent in a few months.
United States grew 1864, $50
bushels Of onions and 691 900
tons Of cabbage in 1917.
A 81 per cent drop in building
operations was reported in New
York city, due to strikes and in
ability to obtain steel.
AS q result of increases of
wages steel rollers in the mills
ut Youngstown, O., are now earn
ing as much as $500 a month or
at the rate Of $4,000 a year.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08
FACTS AND FIGURES

United States in 1915 quarried gran.
tie valued ut ST., 41S,582.
United States national banks have
S16 600, OO0. 600 In deposits.
Pennsylvania railroad has sent $50
employees to war.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08
FROM NEAR AND FAR

Housewives in Bell City, La,
have adopted overalls for house
work.
Canada's independent labor
party will place candidates in
the field
Yucatan (Mexico) school
teachers have formed cooper
alive society.
Canada has opened a govern
ment creamery at Henriburg,
Sask., Canada.
Woman school teachers in
Ireland receive the same pay as
men for the same kind Of work.
The Chilean congress is con-
sidering the development of the
iron industry in that country,
which has some of the richest
mines in the world.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08

Governor Whitman Of New York
was challenged by sentry on dark
night and explained that he was gov
ernor. The sentry replied: "Tm gov.
ernor, too. Put up your hands!" A
corporal explained the situation. The
governor said to the sentry: "You are
good soldier" and passed on.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08

The barbarian states are Morocco
Algiers, Tripoli and Turnips.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08

A frog is a bug with four legs. II
stands up in front and sits down be,
hind.-World Outlook.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08
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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08
"AS SHE IS SPOKE"

Some queer sentences turned out by
the pupils Of the Methodist Girls
school at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
When the form Of verb is changed
It Is called congregation.
The prime meridian Is called the
eternal date line.
Gibraltar is the keynote in the Medi.
terranean.
The finest wheat that ever cropped
grows in Russia.
The masculine Of spinster is bore.
He had nothing on except a sword
and he was unarmed.
A wife is the upset (opposite) of the
husband.
The place was taken by storm and
thunder.
Benjamin Franklin looked very
funny with his clothes behind and q
loaf Of bread in his mouth.
The cat was thin and pale.
Gibraltar is known as the keynote Of
England.
st. Helena is a place where Napoleot
had been diminished.
The barbarian states are Morocco,
Algiers, Tripoli and Turnips.
Queen Victoria reigned 60 years. She
was the longest sovereign that ever
ruled in England.
A frog is bug with four legs. It
stands up in front and sits down be-
hind.-World Outlook.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08
ABOUT PERSONS

John Taylor of Crystal Springs,
Miss, has Is sons in the United States
army.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08

General vorkhovsky, late Russian
war minister, II years ago was
chamber page to the car.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08

Japanese government experts are
raising tobacco in Korea from Ameri-
can seed.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08

st. Helena is place where Napoleot
had been diminished.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08

Seventy-four members of the faculty
and Institutional staff of the UniveT-
sity Of Wisconsin are absent in vari-
Gus kinds Of war service.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08

Some queer sentences turned out BY
the pupils Of the Methodist Girls
school at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-12-08

Guadeloupe expects AN abundant
harvest Of cocoa. Trees and pods are
in excellent condition. The entire out
put Of the colony goes to France.
Evening star., 1917-03-22
Interest a Huge Burden.

Tie interest on this sum will amount
"a $1,000, 05DG10 = year, to say ncthing of
sinking tLnd requirements for the paying
~ oi principal and Of the payments in
PENSIONS go tho great host Of cIipples,
widows and orphans. Men are staggered
.t the huge proportions that the annual
CONCENTRATIONS bills are certain 70 assume.
II is recalled that when il was voted,
q year or Two before the war. 20 raise
d special military tax OF S24e,0U0.0 .00e.
'hc burden seemed 50 great that it vas
1a~r-ed necessary TO spread il over
three years. But henceforth "a burden
fcur-foId greater Will have TO be shoul-
dercd every year. Not q few OF the
rich men who have created the wealth
81 .Ee present generation are saying
that they viii he thar !sfuI ii they get
If with taxes equal to half their in
comes.
contempIa ting certain measures of
ccnfiscation of property after the war
a. means of paying off the national
debt. Reputation is never mentioned,
aHd this way. out would certainly not
prove popular. III view Of the vast num-
her OF boudholders in amounts less
than $1,000.
DR.. Helnerich estimated the national
wealth Of Germany four years ago as
about $4,000. .00e, 600 to $50. 900, 600 300
The public debt at the end of lSlI viii
amount TO something more than one
fourth Of that total under existing cir
cumstances.
Evening star., 1917-03-22
MANY Yet to he Armed.

Many Of these ships returning from
distant VOYAGES are still unarmed and
must be provided with an entire equip
ment of the latest devices for opposing
the submarine menace. Other ships. al
ready equipped with armament OF
tyoe which was approved SIX months
or a wear ago already are out OF uate
ns defensive units, for things move
ranidIy in war time and these ships
must have their equipment brought up
to date. ... ;s
The arming of ship for defense IS
no small task II &c not merely a mat
ter of singing a gun into place az 'ne
stern and boItins il TO the decks becks
are not strong enough TO carry
of the type which is nowadaSs pelHS
mounted on British merchantmen
such a gun II fred from the unsup,
norfsd founda tion of n ship deck Woulo
probably be carried right thfousH ths
decks. bolts and all. by the forge OF
it's recoiI. and would do almost as
much harm Us a hostile torpedo. There
fore, a complex steel framework, rivet-
ed far down into the frame OF 'he
shin, and comprising many TONS OF
stout structural steel, must be htted
into place Deck space must be cleared
to give the gun clear sweep in all d.
rections. Everything possible must be
done to assist efficiency and raptdity
of action, for here is a matter where
minutes, and even seconds count
heavily.
Evening star., 1917-03-22
RUSSIA PLANS RAILROADS:
Three Hundred Millions to Be Spent
in Next Ten Years.

Extensive railway construction IN
Russia during the next ten years. aS-
sregating almost 10000 miles. recon-
mended by a special commission. has
been approved by the Russian council
of ministers. A report to the depart
ment of commerce says about $780,
oOO. 900 will be the cost of fifty-one
projected lines, aggregating 20.1l9
miles, recommended for construction
during the perid 1911-1922. It is recon-
mended that other lines. totalliug
10000 miles, be built between 1922 and
1927.
The objects sought by the commits
sion are to connect new trade centers
with the interior markets for the pur-
pose of cheap exchanges, and creation
of new systems as means of access to
districts abounding in natural re-
Sources
Evening star., 1917-03-22
TO BUILD FISHING BANKS.
Government Approves Plan for Arti.
fetal Banks Of Long Island.

A proposal to establish artificial fish
ing banks Off the south shore of Long
Island has been approved by the bu-
reau of fisheries.
Secretary Redfeld wrote TO the War
Department suggesting that army en-
gineers cooperate with the bureau
and New York interests in their con
s1ruction. The plan is TO use broken
rock from the New York subway to
cover the seabed over a large area be-
tween Rockaway Beach and Far Rock
away where small experimental
ground has yielded great quantity
OF fish.
Tho discovery of possibilities in
artificial grounds Is claimed by Capt.
John Klein OF Brooklyn. The rock is
distributed over the bottoms to a
depth of about eighteen inches. Sea
growths attach themselves to the
rocks and attract the fish.
Evening star., 1917-03-22
FAVORED BY MOST EDITORS.
Large Percentage Said to Be for Uni.
versal Military Training.

That . large percentage of newspa-
per editors throughout the country are
in favor of universal military training
is shown by a compilation OF editorial
expressions on the subject, according to
the National Security League. There
have been 1883 editorial references TO
n since the introduction of the Cham
l.. rlain aud general stan bills in Con-
..resy These appeared in 41G different
papers. go of which were enthusiastic
~upuo-tcta Of the universal military
training plan.
Uuc hurGfcd and ffty-seven papers
~ efc non -coDmittal and forty-nine pa
,.rrS principally socialist, labor and re-
.IAiouS papers, wers opposed
Evening star., 1917-03-22
FLAT RATE TO AID FARMERS.
Federal Farm Loan Board Figures
Show Interest Saving.

Farms in Maryland are carrying loans
aggregating S2.3s3. 600. and the farm
ers obligated are paying an average in
tereSt rate of 6.1 per cent: in Virginia
the total volume of loans is $25.007.o00
with an average interest rate OF G.s per
cent. These figures are given in a
table provided by the farm loan board
to indicate what saving the farmer
will make at the interest rate of per
cent Gxed by the board.
The volume of loans runs as high as
s46y. 063, 900 in Iowa and S355 1902, 900 in
/ Illinois The interest rate reaches Il
! maximum of 10.5 per cent in New Mexi-
GO, and 4 minimum of SO per cent in
New Hampshire. In most of the states
the rate is between and 10 per cent.
Under The farm loan act Il fiat rate
of per cent Will prevail in every state
| in the Union" says a statement accom-
( panying the table. "and farmers are
permitted, under this act. to borrow
money to refund existing Indebtedness,
/ to buy land. to invest iH live stock to
! put on the mortgaged land, or to erect
! buildings, fencing, construct drainage,
/ buy needed machinery or anything z
I which will add to the value of the land
/ or facilitate its cultivation"
Evening star., 1917-03-22
Quarters for Gun Crew.

Then there must be provided quarters
for the gun crew handy to the gun, and
convenient space for the storage of am
munition.
While the defensive armaments Of
fee" is at work on its task the own
ers of the ship take advantage of the
breathing space to make repairs ana
alterations. which have been postponed
nv the pressure of business in war
time. Frequently the owners would
like to have ship put in dry dock. and
properly cleaned and overhnuled while
the armament men are at work, put
his is rarely possible, for dry dock
space is at a permium these days. and
can be given up to the casual mari
time visitor only in cases of the most
urgent necessity
Evening star., 1917-03-22
ANOTHER SALE OF.
Pearl Buttons
!S5sends@ lSse at 29c

Worth very much more than tomorrow's sale price
il strictly perfect but the imperfectons very
trihing and will not impair their usefulness.
There smoked pearl shaded effects and white ;
also in the lot few co1ored pearl buttons
-Fsh-eye. sew-through and plain styles, large and
small sizes.
Bargain Table-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1917-03-22
Book Bulletin

Special clearance from our own
stocks of copyrighted fiction.
Original editions, published to
sell up to $l.35.
Here are a few titles:
Evening star., 1917-03-22
HOW BRITISH co ABOUT
ARM|NG MERCHANT SHIPS
Defensive Arnaments Office Scene
Of Great Activity These Days.
Much Work to Install Guns.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
LONDON. March DOTTED among the
forbidden wilderness of piers and basins
which constitute the London docks
there have appeared in the last few
months Il number OF low, unobtrustive
buildings. dressed in fresh paint OF the
prevailing war gray and bearing over
their doorvays a modest sign. "Defen-
sivc Arrnaments Office. No admittance.
The buildings are just now centeTs of
a great activity. Here arc the men who
are providing incoming ships with arms
against the German submarine. 1t is
scarcely permitted to go into details as
TO the character of 1Se work oil these
men: sufficient TO say that not n Srltlsh
Shin of any size enters the port OF Lon
don that escapes their attention.
Evening star., 1917-03-22

The Laces and Nets are made in more
dressy styles, some with contrasting taffeta
collars. white and cream or cream and flesh
combinations. The nets are in white and the
laces in cream color
ALI sizes in the lot, though not all sizes in all
STYLES
Evening star., 1917-03-22
Samples and a Special Lot at.

is a sensational announcement
scarcely a woman who is not thorc
market prices.
Evening star., 1917-03-22
Crepe de Chimes,

The Crepe de Chimes are in straight tucked
models. plain tailored styles, and in tucked
frill effects. Colors are white. flesh and black.
The Georgette Crepes are in plain tailored
and embroidered effects, in white and flesh
color only.
Bargain Table-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1917-03-22

Fine ball-bearing drophead, dark oaI
model. with vibrating mechanism anc
full set of attachments for all kinds o.
sewing, tucking. ruffling. braiding, etc
DO not miss this chance-and remem
Der, it is for ONE DAY, Friday, only
kaiin's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1917-03-22

At five years old camels are fit to
work: but their strength begins to
decline at twenty-five years, although
they usually live to be forty.
Evening star., 1917-03-22

200 OF them, made from clean, sanitary fe;
that are absolutely odoress; covered with
heavy striped ticking Special, Friday,
kann's-Third Floor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
(siIen6alu6an acplant.

&or Scr ofientlihcn 0ienit.Goms
miiiion erldien gcitcrn Der @cuerol.
@elhGitsfiibrer Der Bethlehem
Stobtperfe su SporrowS&oint, Sr.
Srcoerid 5000, I'M Die |ldne oes
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Greet gu erldutern. Serr @ooo
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cine groBe 0ro6tipinnerei iurO on.
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dc bis iebt nob nidt nit Der Spar.
roms. s.Boint. .glnloge pcrbunoen limo.
Gic oeplante 9nbn miro glnldluB al
sic @ennipIpanio- @iieuba6n finocn,
oic Bear Greet bcriibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
Cimpfana Onrdl GarOinaI OIibb0ns.

s9ei Der ieierliben 9oAmelle am
fcmnienOen Gonutag miro Cardinal
SibbonS 0ie 4SrcOiet bolten mo noH
ser firmli6et 1eier ieinc 6relnloc IN
scr cr5biiboi(iNen liciioen5 empiun.
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nno ircllt iib mIi Oic @eIceeltbeit,
leinc olten 6remNe wieoer5liieben
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fcrmirt ii6 i'm @orten Der Stot6e.
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sic Sointertbiire IN bic Seiioen5.
Bricitcr Der Rot9corole peroen Den
Cardinal Bel Dem Gmpfong inter
ltiiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
GhnR nnf irine (SrIiehtr.

Ser q Sabre uIte gteeer Sobn 8.
Scott BON g3r. 1928, Grliio.Sin.glOe.
me pericete geitcru gl6etlo aegen Z
llbr ole gemobner Der Yorf.StroBe
IN 5cbredeu, ols er nebrere 5hilFle
ans eincm &epolper ouf iciHe gsoNen.
genoiiin 9toio 6iiber bon gtr. $50,
Sii0. GutowitroBe, abfeiertc, obnc
Oieiclbe ieood 81 trcffen. Gem gin.
Oc4Serseanten Ebomas Wtooncp uno
Yoli5iiteu Sobn Gun eelang es. iih
oes idbmor3cn 5dieBboI0es 5u be.
mGdtigen. oen iic III Der iiiolthen
9oli5eiitotion obIieferten. Dort ioL
Der Slcgar gcioat babem oaB Ct lid
ipe8icn eiuen neuen Hepoluer gefauit
babe, Inn gllles in Der Dort. StraGe
3uiumnlcn al lcbieBeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
aLarr sdlnLA frciaeiprudlrn.

sSn Dem Snqieit iuelden @oroner
g9iltibire eeitern lit Dem Ecoe bon
Syocob @reenbaum belt DER am
gtbeno bon Dem Sliito OcS
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ser Linton @roteItant Sniirmorp"
Itarb, iuuroc Serr @orO BON icOer
ShuIo freigciprohen. oa oic Inter.
iudung ergob, oaB Der llnial moer.
meiolicb sepeieu mar. @rccnbonni
mar innerIiHeu @erIesuneen erlcgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
Sibnna Scr lSuli1ribcGSrbc.

@fit So wur0e eeitert EpIi5iIt
Somoro 3iegler pom meitIi6en 0i-
ltrift BON ocn HoIi5ei-Gomnliii1ren
teitroit, neil er ieinen Soften perloi-
len bate. 3ieeler mor IN GiuiIflei-
0ung im ipe5ie1 5troBenrdubern
I'M weitIideu 9iitrift auf3uIniern.
Gr CAB ST. ieiner @ntiduIoiglrng an,
OoB er lid ni6t ip6bl fiiblte iin0 nab
.Souie ging, inn Wieoi5in 3lt bolen.
YoIi5iit 6ranf @aermon bonn iiio.
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mittog Dor Scr Yoli5cibebor0e inter
ser glnl6uI6igime, ongeblid i'm
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cri1einen. @lermon bate oerldie-
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felt mebrercn @o6en inter eirer Or
fGltrng SIT IciOeu bate. @r nobn
Iebr ltorfe Ntcoi5iu Die i6ni BON ei.
ncm 9lpotbefer geeeben ipllrOe. glls
ct Damn einige @IGier glpfeIpeiu
tronf, wilroe CT nngeblid iblpinoelig.
Sn 9tnbetroht ieiner por5iigliden
Seiihugen entlicBcu Die Gonmiiidrc
Oen glngci1uloigtcn ltrailos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
0ursc characterization.

Serr 6. ". SeioeI ous Baltimore
lit I'M @@rauo Sotcl" 8u 9lep Dorf
nbgeitiegen.
sSn einer gerinmmluug 0erSteuer'
5dbler bon gIrIingtou Die III n91ii.
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MoaO itattfano. .puroe gegen 0as
BON Sen 9oItimorer Gommiiidren
oorgeiebenc SanaIiiotiouS 50iiem
proteitirt.
@ollperneur aeitb NeUile, peIdcr
am Ilttwph ais @ouDcrneur bon
9lebrasfa inoiigurirt ipiroe, t6ciIte
Ger alaIfe 1905 oes Let. syobns
College" nit, oaB cs ibnt ourfl
oienitlid)e @erbinoernng nid)t m0glid3
iei al Dem SSabresbuufctt tbeiI5unob.
men.
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s6euo ein gdnfctt bon ser Bclell
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portc inO loitor SSobn IlcGopelI
woren Die Heoner. Is muroe eleidl
iaIls gceen oos @etteu ouf Den gleuu.
Idbneu eeiprohen.
g8ie 9bcrit ". 9ougbmoM glnto.
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mittbeilt mer0en iib III oieiem SSabr
Ole ginuabmen fiir sic 9lutomobil
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pcreinndbntcn @clocr tucr0en ndfJ
gGb5ng Der ltufoiten fit oos 9urealt
5ur Gerbeilerling ocr 2anoitraBen
pcrpanot.
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init cincn @abelfriibitiid iut Gir.
ibditsleiite.Ghb ieinen gbidluB.
1ie 5irma ii cine ocr olteiteu nicier
@randle III oca @erctnieten 1tuateu.
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Grtf 5i Curtis 9nD bat BON oct @ul
tnuore & G6io.gabn cireit 9lHftrag
fiir 1000 offene 5tobl.Maeguns en-.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
a6oSh.9unIcrpatorinm.

GoS critic Der &eibe Scr jGbrlihen
0rgel.@on5erte Der S6uIe bes Sea
boon .Gonierpotoriims fono geitern
gtobmittoe ltott, uno NOR Snrolo g..
@romn, Ser Grgoniit Der erlten Der.
cinioten Observation-Disclosures, Der
SoIiIt. 9fltb SSpuIo, Soproliitin
Der Sronflin.5tr. Hresbpterioner-
Stride. begliete Oen Serrn. Dos Ero-
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mont, @rono Gboeur; @. Q. Stougb-
ton, gEbe @orOen Of SSrom Sofi"
aus Der pcrlii6en Suite; 6. @ounno,
80 qottlider @rloier"; 6. sc. @i.
oor, SSnternc55o aus Der erIten Spnl.
pbpnic; 8. 9tebin, Gon3onc 9lmoroio;
6. Suliep, Gouaonctto; S. @orfer,
NicIooie lmo sSutcrne55o; 5eitipicl.
Yr1luonun.
Inter Oen g(ulpi6ieit Scr Dtouoc
9fonoolpb Dlemoriol |ereinignng
5rm 9eIten cincr 6rciiteIe miro onl
%. Sunuor SEER Grneit SrtheIon
Gin SloUer. CONCERT geben. 9lnt SSrei-
toe, oen 10 9.Sanior finoet Nos n1hite
CONCERT oes Baltimore SDnpbonie.
Sr6eIters itott, 5a melhem Der &or.
pcrfouf am Nlittwod eroffnet miro.
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WHt SfO0 nnS soften beltraft.

Inter Scr 9lnidnIoiaune, nngcb.
lid oos 9hitomobil BON @rn. @ambIe
2otrobe, einen 9cumteu Der Ncnna
iglpouio.Giie @eiellibait wel
der sur Seit i'm 8elueOere.@otcl
irobnt, obne oeiieu GrIoubniB 5u eis
ner 6rcn6eniobrt bcnltBt 5i bd6en
nnroe eeiteri Der 9leger Saipreucc
Scnfius pon 9ir. 32i, Meii.4reitou.
@truBe, bon 9lihter aSodaro In Der
tlittIeren 9oli5eiitation init 500 be-.
iiraft. Senfins inbr nah gaicott.
GitD, no oas 9liito 3uionlnleubrah.
gr lieB Ole W}ai1ine olsOann I'M
1tid nnO fam nnh Baltimore. gIls
or bortc, Dab ibnt Oie 9Solt5ci oIlf ben
5erien mar, iteIlte cr iid gcitcru
APorgeu III ser mittIeren 4oli5eiitu-
tlon.
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ben lueroen 10 bin id in scr 2oge,
5u io9en, OoB S6nen olle not6iee Srl.
formation 81 8beil meroen miro"
Scbr crecbeu S6r
u. Curtis"
erObc6cn in supau.

Eotio, Sopon, 6. San. - @inem
Grobeben in Wlittel- 6ornolu iieleu
300 GcrIoncn 5unt Spfer ltno piele
2elte lpllroen berlest, lpie aus Spe.
ciol. .Gcpeiden bon Soibofu, Der
SouptItoOt 6ornoIn, ergebt. Gs miro
eei6dst ooB Elm Eollieno Sdlicr
5eritort ipuroen. Gle Stoot 9loute
iuurOe onrN 6euer betrGdtIid &c.
itdOigt.