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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26
RAILROADS. SHOP
HANDS THREATEN
TO co ON STRIKE
Complaint of New Institut
ed Efficiency System Of
New Haven Co.

Five thousand shophands under
what Is termed the New Haven Rail-
road System Federation, comprising
six crafts, now threaten strike unless
the company discard a newly-installed
efficiency system alleged by the
workers to be the Taylor system, be
discarded.
Conferences Of representatives from
the various crafts involved. that rep
resent the shops in Bridgeport as
we'll as all other larger cities in New
England were held with Mechanical
superintendent Wildin at New Ha-
ven on Monday and Tuesday. when a
protest Of the workers against the
system was expressed.
1t is understood that Supt. Wildin
explained to the men that the system
which Is to be introduced Is not the
Taylor system nor any bonus or piece
work system, to which labor men OBJ
ject, but system originated for the
purpose Of procuring the proper dis
tributton of the work Of the shops for
the benefit of both men and the road.
Also it is said Supt. Wildin gave the
men to understand that while he was
perfectly agreeable to having the
various crafts take vote regarding
the new system, it would be put into
operation regardless Of any unfavor-
able outcome of that vote.
The men on the other hand insist
that the new system has been tried
out in part in the Readvil1e shops
and that it is a modified form Of the
Taylor system at the best and they
do not want it. Some years ago an
attempt was made to put into force
the Taylor system in the local road
shops and as the result of strong op-
position on the part Of the men it was
eliminated. The men declare they
are as firmly set as ever against the
proposed plan and believed that the
workers will refuse to accept it.
Local meetings are being held in
New Haven tonight to take definite
action and the sentiment today points
to conclusion that the men will
firmly resist institution Of the new
scheme irrespective Of the remarks
made by Supt. Wildin.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26
All German Papers
Under Censorship

Copenhagen, April 2s-The pro-
tests Of a socialist representative in
the reichstag committee yesterday
called attention for the first time to
the fact tina German newspapers
must now submit to a preliminary
censorship before being permitted to
leave the country. For some time
the radical socialist newspapers have
been markedly behind other publica-
tons in the time of their delivery
here. The authorities evidently have
resorted to this means to block the
channel through which disagreed BILE
news and discussions have reached
foreign ears.
At the meeting of the reichstag
committee devoted to military ques-
lions, it was indicated that all is not
satisfactory in the manufacture of
explosives. Deputy Gothein demand
ed Information as to the status of
the production of explosives and crfti-
cised as inadequate a confidential re-
port OF the minister of war on the
military situation in the west.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26
GERMANY DRAWS
ON RESERVES TO
CHECK ATTACKS

London, April 26.-Telegraphing to-
day from British headquarters in
France, Reuters correspondent says:
Z 'The Germans are still hurrying UP
fresh reserves to press their counter
attacks. They are fighting a great
delaying battle, although not now
standing on any well prepared system
of defenses> and can only hope to
check our advance by using up great
masses Of troops whose breasts have
taken, the place of parapets.
.aThis. policy must result in greatly
accelerating The process of exhaustion
and if continued long the situation
will resilve itself into the simple prob
lem of which side can longest main
tain the deadly pace. y
prisoners declare thai the German
army is now being drained at rate
that brings collapse within a meas
urable distance
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Americans Are Held
j. For Attempting to
Evade British Taxes

London, April 26.-An official report
Of the proceedings in the Bow Street
police court yesterday against Prin-
cess Edmon de Polignac, an American,
Washington Merritt singar, her broth
er, and A. G. Bird, a solicitor, in an
income tax case, shows that the de-
PENDANTS were not committed for trial
as appeared from the abbreviated re-
port at hand yesterday.
The official report shows that the
attorney general asked for committa1
on the charge that the defendants had
conspired to evade the payment of In
come taxes 10y the princess, but that
after Mr. Singer had handed in a
written statement declaring he was
not guilty of the offense charged, the
magistrate adjourned the case until
NAV &
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26
N. Y. Wholesale Prices.

I Butter CREAMERY, higher SCORING
than extras. per H., ~ 1-2@43c; ex-
tras, 42c; dairy tubs, finest, Al 1-2c q
42c.; good to prime, SO 1-2@41c.
Eggs gathered, extras, per
dozen, BIO; storage packed, f1rsts
35 3-4@ss 1-2c-: hennery whites, fine
to fancy, SO 1-2@37c.: ordinary to
good. IS 1-20 SEC; gathered whites
ordinary to fine. 81 1-2@3S 1-2c;
hennerA browns sS6 oslo; gathered
brown and mixed colors, ungraded
~ IL q IS 1-2c; duck eggs, 40037c:
gathered brown and mixed colors, un-
graded. "a IL Q55 IL; duck eggs, 40
041c; goose eggs, 60@75c.
App1es-Northern Dbl, $4,000 IS:
Ben Davis, $30Ss-5o; pfppin, $50
$3.50; Winesap. $5@$7; Greening,
3s.5o0$6; Newtown Pippin, $3.50 %
81.
Hay and StrawrIarxe ba1ed.- tim
othy, NO. I, per ton, $21 a $22; No. 8
TO NO 2. $18@32o; shipping, 500
31z; no grade hay, sos fancy
light clover, mixed. SIS @ $3.50; No.
clover, mixed. $16@17; lower grade
clover. mixed. 311@$14; No. 1 clover,
$16 q $1S- Straw. rye, No. 1, $13; No.
- %AA- oAId1l Ddl0S ABOUT DUO. W ii
Der ton less than large.
dollhouse Products-Beet tops.
bushel 81 1925. Cucumbers, No. 1.
dozen, 50@75c. Caulifiowers. No. 1.
dozen $2-500t3.5O. Mint. doz. punches
25@50c. Mushrooms, white, 1b.
bsk.s S1@$1.6o. Radfshes. 100 punches
SIG $3.50. Tomatoes. pound, zoo
Bic.
Poultry. Dressed. Turkeys-Young
average best. 23@25c: old hens or
toms. 23@25c: chickens, fancy brot1-
ers. 30 O 55c. Fowls. 1870 lbs. and
over to doz.. 2Tc. Ducks. spring duck
Hngs, 27c. SQUADS. prime. white. e.
10 lbs, and over to dozen. per doz..
S2.2S034.
Observation-Disclosures. Florida. new
Dbl, $s@310,bo; Virginia. late crop,
166 1b. bag. &s.75@Ss. Mains, bulk,
13e lbs, 31e@3l0.2s. Carrots, old,
1bbL f4@f6. Hefesradish, 100 lbs, 81
OF. Rhubarb, 100 bunches. $3.50
046, Watsreress. 100 punches, $3.50
|iel4Ss.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26
AGED Woman Found
Dead, Asphyxiated

Bridget Connery, a sp1nster, VINO
lived alone in a room at 20 West LID
erty street, and is thought by Medical
Examiner Garlick to he between %
and 70 years of age, was found dead
in bed this morning at 1880 O'CLOCK,
from the effects Of gas poisoning.
The door and windows OF the room
were locked and gas was escaping
from an open jet, when inmates OF the
house forced an entrance after trac-
ing the fumes which filled the hallway
to ,,Ar room. In the opinion Of the
medical examiner the elderly woman,
who was quite feeble, haid accidentally
turned on the gas.
Little is known Of her history and
efforts are being made to find rela-
tives OF the dead woman.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26
lock of 1887 Noble avenue, was largely

lock of 1887 Noble avenue, was largely
attended from the Bethel Congrega-
tional church, Bethel at 2:45 this at
ternoon. Friends from Bethel, Mrs.
Hallock's girlhood home, Danbury,
where she resided many years, and
Bridgeport, were present at the SER
vices. Rev. Harry G. Meserve Of SIAM
ford, a friend of Mrs. Hallock, off,
ciated, assisted by Rev. w. F. Tyler
Of Bethel. Burial was in Bethel. A
short prayer service was held at Mrs.
Ha11ock's home in this city at o'clock
last evening, at which DR.. William
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26
Horace Day, pastor of the United Con
gregational church officiated.
ELKS TO AID WAR RELIEF.

Aurora, ILL.,. April 26-The 'execu-
tive committee OF the Illinois Elks to-
day decided to call off the state con-
vention Of the Illinois B. F.. o. E.,
which was to be held here next month,
and instead to raise a war relief fund
of $4,000. :
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26
OBITUARY
MATTHIAS RUPERT.

The funeral Of Matthias Rupert was
held from his late home. SO Cottage
street at 1880 yesterday afternoon.
Rev. William Wallace Rose, pastor of
the Universalist church conducted the
services. A delegation VISA present
from the Joseph Dowda1l lodge, K. OF
p. Burial was in Mountain Grove
cemetery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26

Secretary Daniels was urged by the
House Naval Committee to increase
ths navy from $1,000 to $50, 900 men
and the marine corps from 17.400 to
$4,000,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26

for many years well known residents
of the South End, died yesterday at
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Weiterich, 294 Benham avenue Miss
Walsh was 80 years Old. She was a
members Of ST. Augustine's church.
Besides her sister, Mrs. Weiterich, an
other sister, Mrs. John Kelly, and a
brother, Patrick, survive her.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26

Reynolds, Tonawanda, N. Y. Besides
his son in this city. Mr.. Padden Is
survived by his daughter, Mrs. Rey
holds and a daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Maloney Of New Haven, two sons,
James Of New York city and Robert
of Sandusky, o., and a step son, Will
liam Rush Of New Haven. Burial was
yesterday afternoon in New Haven
where Mr.. Padden had resided for
years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26
ALICE WALSH.

Alice Walsh, daughter Of the late
Patrick and Nora Walsh who were
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26
JAMES PADDEN.

James Padden, father Of Joseph
Padden of this city, died Monday at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. James
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26

MRS. ANDREW j. HALLOCK.
The funeral of Mrs. Andrew J. Hal
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-26

Farmer want ADS. ons &C -
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bos gircuitgertht. wobrer unb SeIieu
6attin lperoen sur 8erbnnbIune bier.
berfonlme1.
- glrtbur .. Softer ilnO Slora 8.
Softer, ,peld,e am IS. Soniar D. s,
i'm gircuitseribt ee5dieoen tpurben,
ppIlen aufs Heuc bic Sesnunsen elmer
barmonii6en Che periuhen. sic
purhen pprueIteril nnhoem iie cine
Seiratbslbens erlangt batten bier
getruut.
SIN GieIunbbeitsamt tpurben in
Der abeelaafsnen @ode fplsenbe 40
besfdue anssmelpei: 2puiie Bremen
lamp, S8; 5reo. 8ultmdn. Ga; pbl'
letus @ipsn, 73; ., 81. Seine, 44;
Diartba MteGinnes, 81; Spe 2sflstt,
SO unp @lma Gnsel. 8 Sabre alt,
Sn Der ct. pauls Gpistopels
Stride mar seitern burh ben iibeys
bei5ten Sfen Elm Jeuer entltanoeH,
lpeiSes BON Der Jeuerpelr. bic prompt
fia sinssfaRben batte, selOi9t puroe.
Der Sdopen betrGet $1O0. - yer
pem 9eriua, cine eingefrorere 8aiIers
r06re uufSutbaueu, mar eeiterH IN
etnem SauIe an ter @beitnut uno
patterIon Strube ein Ssuer ent'tans
ben. Durb einen ihao9atten
SGpruitein entItunb i'm oauie 9so.
517 80. 8. Strobe Elm granb. sSn be's
rem fdlen lit Der Sdaben sering.
- Sas autp bes Spl. aaufmann
ppn go. 913 Central apenus, Hefr@
port, tpllibirte seitern on Der 8. unb
Soerton Strabe nit bem Iuto bes
y. 4rt9ur pfeiffsr oOn so. 14O5
Gin Strabe, Cincinnati. Der 3uidms
menItpB MGR Elm berart beftiser, odb
bic Moi9ine bes Sottprs our Sette
eei6leubert uno ara bef6dbigt ipuro.,
Sas autp aaufmanil's rib Ell jsner
Ode bas eiierne Sitter eines 9or9ars
tens nieber. sertriimmerte bic pord
unb Ifieb aeaen bas Suns. aaufmunn,
pel6er anseblid mil elmer @si6Ipin'
btoteit pm 35 Wfeileu per Stnnbe gez
fcbren mar, nuroe unter Der gntlageI
beg ShneGfabrens perbaftei, jeboH
Qsqen Siirqidaft eHtlafIen. Or. gfs'f'
fer erliit burh bic aplliiiDn mshrets
9autabidiirfunsen.
- Mapor 2ipineiion bate fir ss'
tern in friiber Morgenftunb. elneI
Rossia auf Elm 5aus an Der Sit 4
5trabe anseorbnst Die Don Gincinnos
ier @ebeimpoli5iiten aussefihrt !Durs
Dc.
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Sdeinrn scftern iuieSer OIL Der Cages
rrSnuns scipeien IN iein.


Der asTtriqs Hare Dintsrtaa bs'
trob Der 6errihsnben. rieiieeu adlis
@utomobiiteiuder al Spnsisrfnbrtsa
sinlup, bait. pisber sins GnSatl I'm
fale sur fOlss, pon osnen sinsI fiir
s.psi gstbtiIists einsn ihllmmen Ius'
gang nsbnleR biirfts.
aurs ror 3 nbr ssitsrn friit,
uls Sam. Wc6ougblin, 80 Sabre alt,
4715 U1atbis Mpeuus, Giesnth!imer
Der Mcaousblin Goal 60, Der 30'
id6riae 2puis Maltber, 1877 Sarrrs
ion aOenus, Sef96ftsfiihrer Der WaI'
t1er Wlahirs Co., 629 Main Strnbe,
unp Rplano u. Wspsr. Gd6dftsfiib.
rer Der WeDsr podins Co., Central
sipenus unb 2inn Strabs, in eiusm
tlsinn guids4uto iibtr bic aleran'
bria qiie eegen gleipport .Su fubren.
purbe ibr ataftipoeen IN Der gldbs
Reg G6laebaums bon elmer 5ouring
Gar, bic porbeira5ts, nit FOLDER Wndpt
setroffeu, oab bsrfslbe in Stiide sius
unp bic brsI Snfafien in tpeitsm Boz
gen auf bic Strdbe seifItnbert ipur'
BEN, no Wltgpugblin unb WaIiber be-
rubtlps Iiegsn bliebfn, ipabrsHb Msp'
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auf6idts, Silfe su bOlsn. gaIo
fam and cine Spurina Gar, II, pela
der Tit5 Sdueg Turner unb eb. Rq'
Ienblum befnnben, pobei, rabm bic
gspubtloftn auf unb bra6ie fis nab
Der 2. DiitrittspoliSeiitntion BON no
iie silisit per patrolauto 2 na9 bem
Stdptboipiiol eefdufft tpurben. 9ort
ersa6 cine llntsriu9uHg. bab iebsr
siuen StGbelbruh unb arbere 0sr'
IeBuHgen erIittsn baitsn, bic ibren 3us
itanb gu einem b06ii bsbentIi4en ss'
idlten.
gis gu Ip6isr Stuubs seiiern
qbenb mar ss ipeber Der poli,si Don
ylepport, nod Der bieiiaen asluneen,
bic Ramsu Der SnfaHsn Der sourinss
Gar, fpelhe bic aolliiion perurfaht
batte, uusfinbig gu MAIDEN. Don pers
ihiebener Settle ipiirbe bebauptst, Dab
Der Gar 6iaentbum bes Stanlep
ael6, 18 OF Z. Girabs isi, jebo4
BON patrid Somers, 1922 Hnts
Strdbe. Der ii1 allein in bsrfdben
befunosn babsn ToL. selenit tpurbe.
aeiHer BON ben Deiben ionnis icbpa
trpb mebrfafer Wa&frasen gu 5anieI
angetroffen iperbsn.
Gin 2lutos s5rud, IN tuelhem fif bsr
Suufirer Sobn e. Seiter, 842 Barr
Strobe, Der Dr4ider albert greubins
ger, S42 Barr Gtrube, DeHen grubfr,
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ger. 641 glsape @trabe, Der 0trfebrs,l
poliaiH Ben. Grasnit nnb befsn 15sl
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ScmtidJc Sd,iiten.@ei eicGid,aft.

Die 9eutide G6agthseTeaf6of,
tam geItern Nadmittaa sur mondtIis
den Sisung in Der Qr6eiterbaIe All.
fammen. prdiibsnt @iaiam @auiel.
mann fiibrte ben 9Oriis unb setretdr
Mlbert Srueger oas grptotoq. Gins
sinlobuns gum S6auturnen ber
Surnsemeinoe an 18,. MGrs ipuros
angenommen. Der jiiigIt iiattse6a6ts
&ronungs6aQ bate Iuut Der pomaoms
mittee urterbreiteten 9t6re6nuno eis
nen lle6erf6uB pon $83 ergeben. Das
Bergniisungs &omnittee tpurbe ans
gefpieIen iid) na9 einem geei9neten
plab 3ur Qb6altuns bss S9iiben<
fsifes i'm CONNER umauIe6en. Die
@inndbmen 6strugsn $42 unb bieg(uss
gdben So. Das aas ben 5erren SEQ.
5uelsmann, @uguii 6uier unb auguIt
Sdroer beitebenoe glDminatiuns< aoms
mittee urierbreitets ons folaenoe Sid.t
fir bic ndhiten NOHat itattbabenb.
8abl.
prGiibent: @nton &urre unb Senrp
SEEMING.
gbetprdiibent: @m. gauielmann
unb Wm. Mitte.
profotons sestretar;. sllbsrt arusser
,aHp 9absrt asst9
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Netupprt.

Die Reiuport Office fir bas Sin
cinuatier 8Dlfsblatt" befinbet lid in
go. 339 gorf Struse, sescniiber
bem GourtbOnie, moielbit 9eiiigfei.
teH gnaeisen II. I. M. bis 8 llbr
Mbenos entgegensenommen iuer6en.
SclepbuH South 2401.
- Die Reipport @al3miible beab.
fiftigt, erobe Berdn0errngen norBll'
nebmen. Gie 8ampffraft 5iim 8e.
trieb ioa burh @leftri5itGt lno Die
9ompfmaifinet ourh grobe Notorc
eriest iperoen. IS iollen 200 meitere
glrbeiter beftGftigt lperben.
Die anflage gegen Sotparo
gifB, einen .Setratbss 9out", ipuroe
BON 8fidter Otto 8olff 5ur @erbmo-
lung altf ben 7. War5 feitgeiest. 8iIs
mar i'm Boli5eigerid1t 81 $50 @elo.
ftrafe beriirtbeilt poroen, ou er m.
geblid) Soipar0 8obrer rno beiien
8rmrt, beibe DON Sprineiielo, g.,
ais oieie bier Inn eine Seiratbsl:Sens
Iinhiudlten, dIs elm @erihteritatter
fib repr1ientirt nno erflGrt bate, oab
er I'M Gtuioe iei, bic 8er0fientlidltng
tn oen Eogesbldttern 81 iinteroriideu.
&Is appelirts gegen oas llrtEeI an
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90 nirb befiirwOrtst, bisien @oridIae
teiner 9tntiport ;u piirbis.n.
8as Der praiibsni in Der ansslessn
belt sn tbuH sebsnti. iit iOipsit
unbefannt.
Ri.tsl unb Wese fiir 8.ii!iduns amel
ritanifder aauffabrer onesbIia
esfunbsn.

Waibineton .. G.. II. Gebr
Die Shpieristsiisn Der amsriiani'
ifsn Rbebsr. bic ibrs Sfiife in Der
9dfsn 5uriidsetalien ba6en. neil ei
ibu.n unm6slid sepefen, gei4iibe sur
Seftiifuna Der S6iffs Al ubali.n,
biirFien biunen tpenisen Sosen beho'
ben isin. ,Sn amtli6sn areifsn pur.
ben am Sonniaa &nbeutunseu &C.
mnft. bab ipenni6oH bic R.sierunp
bic aduffabrisiIhiffs ipebtr felbii Be.
itiden, nod ibrs geftiidung formed
befiirnorten ipirb. bod Mliiisl uub
mese aefunben tperben. I'm Wnffeu
ben Rkbsrn sur 9srfiisurs su iteG.u,
lpeIde ii6 ssgen unssisBIife ansriffe
idiibsu ipollsn.
Die sr5pungent llnib6tiss,it Der
amsrifnniiden Snnbslsmnrine psrur'
fahi cine INNER 5unebmenbe llnrube,
lnb bier aebt bic allssmeins 2lniidi
babin, bdB niht MIR Der Grportbans
bel. fonbern aud bic gbp Der 1ation
es torberi, bob amsritnnii&e ShifFe
fsrnerhiu nuf bem Wssrs bsriebren,
pbn. Riidiifi auf bic beutfds proilas
nation, pelde bic Reg:e,uns bur4
ben 4bbruh Der bipIomaiiiden 8esies
bunaen beaiitporttt bat.
Der 8crihlag Deutf6lanbs, Der
BEN Stontsbepartemsnt am Snmsias
5useItelt purbs unb bsmJufolse burd
llntsrbanblunsen gliiisl unb Deas
sefunbeu tperbsn iptrben iolisn. bur6
ipelGe elm polliaer 8rud, permisbsn
iperbsn iann, itetnt bier feiren Dis
bsrbalI sefunben 5u taben. Sn amts
liten areifen ipoIlts am Gonntag fia
Rismanb gu Der Sa9e dubern unb
onseben. OF bereiis cine Gnttport ers
folai III, nber es ipurbs cbiolut iein
6ebl baraus gema6t. baB Der wore
ihlos erfolgt IN unb baB man in @es
aierunosfrsiIsu Der anfiht IN, bab
Deuif6lnnb bierburd nur bic Sn6s
la1e ptreunteln unb tinflnr MAIDEN
mid. gs ipurbe aIlentbalbsn In Re-
sierungsfreiisn bstont, bab.ss nidts
Su unitrbunbeln siebt, ~ isi benn,
baB Teutfdldnb abftanb bapoN
nimmi, amsriianifde Rsfts az p.rs
iiir,sn iinb bas 2sben Don 2lmsriia.
nttn gu bebroben.
Jn 9erbinbung nit Dem gorT6las
Deutlfldnbs srreaie bic aabtlna6s
ri6t befonbsrss Jntereife, bnB aoifer
Wifbelm cine aonftrsn5 einberufen
bnbe, In tpefdsr ausenfdfinli6 bic
3audbootfrnss sur gr6rterins sslms
aen foll. Gs ipurbs bemsrsi, bnb biele
aonfersnS nSslihsrptife beHers Re-
fultats 5sitisen i5nns, ais ben bloBtn
mHnbli4en gori4Ias Dsuii4IGnbs AL
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OrieHenIanb
gsia bon einem @rud NIT Gei,tjt.
Ioao an1 nifts ipiiien.

2onton II. 5ebruar. Die slni'
port @rietenIanos lui Die 9lnfior6e.
riins Ses graiioenten 8ilion nit oel,
9eteinistrn Sianten gemciniauc
Code sesea 9eiitihIano 81 ma9en
nnS nit Gelitidlano 5u breGen. lit,
lpie Der GrdlaBec telegraph 60. aus
eltBca semeIbet ipiro, nem Ser. Staa.
ten Scianoten In sltben 5itaeitcIlt nor.
zen.
@riedenlano betont in ieiner Ant.
mort, bab cs init allen Sdriiten Elm.
pcritanbcn III, Die aiIi cine baloige
Serbeifiibrrns bes 5riebenE ab5ielen
nnb 6cb eg aud bic 5reibeit Scr
gleere befiirporiet unb bereitsOeliidp
lambs auflnerfiaalfeit auf bic erii.
iien 3oIsen aeridtet bot, tpdd,e bi.
geplante Tauhtootbiodabe nad) lid
5isbrn f0imeu.
slnpeii4ts Der sesempartisen Gage
1T Sricd,enIanb ieoOa, tuie in oers.ote
ertIari ipiro. ni6t in Der Gage, cin 90.
msinid,oftIid,es gorcehen slm Sdirsc
Der internaiiOnaIen Sfiifabrt in VI,
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iiebenteu unb Der ahtsn Jnianitrie'
aompaanie, bic in Camp Columbia
| in Der gGbe BON Warianao itat!oniri
jinb, oemeuiert baben unb unter Wsiif
nabms ibrer Mafisn sefliidist Fne.
anbere 1ruppsn befinbsn ii4 aui Der
9erfoIauns Der Meuterr. aeainani
2arrabid ipurbe ptrtpunbet, als tr be
1Iuft Der asuis gu Derbinbern pr
iuhte.
S,n Ganas, in Der propin5 5aDdad,
ipurbe, ME ebeniaIIs amili& b:tdnni
ssseben ipurbs Spie eGitiGo pol
sruppen erifoKen. ipeIde einen 5aus
fen Don gufiiauou6sn oufeinanser
suiaqen Deriu6t,n. sc .pirb bsbaup'
tel, bas gaiiilIp Der 5ibrtr Der Irf'
iidnbiiGen mar.
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om Ia. 9ysbruar DabIeu dbsebnItn
iperben fOlltn. tperbsn 5,pei gdnosii
bon @ufitGnbiiden Don R.gisrunss'
truppsn perfoIpt.
Gs iinb cine erobe anSabl GiDiii
fen unb aud einias WsiIitdrpTioren
perbaftet ,porben, tp1hrenb 5dftbsfesI,
fir anbere ertpirit lpurben.
Die RegierIng irifft, ME ptrfimeti
ipirb. ale erbentlid,sn WaBnobmsn
sur 4nfrt6ierbalung bsr Sronuna.
Der Siabsftf bat mil jeinsm Stnt
Guartier i'm palait senommsn.
@ar ongebIib niht o.
parrt poroen
aonoon, IL. sSebrlnr. Ger CHA
liid)c ganipfer rSsapaneie Yrinec'3
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goro bate, iuiiroe, ipie Der Grd;angc
telegraph 60. gemeloet iparbe, ofne
@arnling bon einem 3niifboot Der
ienft. Gic aeinmInisg,eiasing iii pe
laiioet irior0en.
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idjiffs bon ciHem 1orpeSo geiroiisn
mas cine furdibare Grploiion sur
5oIac bate. Gie Gciatung retiete I'D.
IN Die sicote unb iruroe innerDalt ri.
ncr Giunbe bon einem nnoeren ,Sabr
5eiIg an 8crb gem numei,. @iele Der
Selite ivnren bel Der erplciion perIcC;
irorbcn. aber feincr Der gerlesten t,.
finbet iif IN Sebensgefatr. Inter ocn
@eretteten befiiost iih 80 amerifaai
ide Iiebtreiber.
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syeuer SeritDrt. Reo. s. 8. 9ailep belt
fpGbrenb bes So6amtss am @ormi:tas
getabe bic Preoist, aIs er bemertie,
ipie unmittelbar iiber pem 4ltar Die
JIammen Oura bic Oeds iaIusea. Gr
brad feline Yreoigt ioslei9 ab uno
fOrberte bic Semeinbe auf, rutis Die
Stride gu oerlafen. aaum mar be,
lebte brauben, als bas 9ottssbuus
ppaitdnbis in JIammen iiano. Eas
5euer etifF aud auf oas anitobeHoe
pfarrbaus iiber, tpel6es f6iDer in
Wtitleioenidaft geSoseH purOe. Sic
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Der onssribtets S9aben betrast $751;
900, bem $4,000 8erii9eruns asgens
iiberiteben. Gin befettsr RaudTdns
bate bas 5euer Oeruriuat.
= Das Siherbeits Department
bat fir bic gpIi5ei bier Ruber5ppts
beitellt, bamit lie CUR Silfeleiftua5 BEL
@rtrintungen ober BEL leberi6ipems
mungen sur Sanb iino.
- gfi9arb @esco aus Gamben, Der
Sobn @agner bafeI6it BEL elmer Sc
t6Gftstransdttion I'm $45 iibers S6r
ge6auen baben ion, ipurbe seitern bier
perbaftet.
Die 17zjdbrige BERTHE Itflsr
bat sbOmas Willsr, ben fie DOT einem
Sabre irgenbno in ben aentutser
gergen ssbeiratbet bate, auf G6sis
bung Oerflagt. Sbomas foa Elm i6ltnls
mer Sduflins iein.