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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-29
"A GOOD. OLp-FAsHIONED
 pHYtIC.1

< Foley Cathartic Tablets. a whole- some physic. thorPughly cleanse the bowels. sweeten tHe stomach, tone up the liver. For indigestions biliousness
 bad breath, bloating. gas. or consti- patton, no remedy IS more highly rec Wm. Q. F. Bielke. Han cock, Mich. writes: T have given Foley Cathartic Tablets thorough trial and can honestly recommend them as mild but sure laxative. They work without gritiRg. Give stout per where.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-29
CYSTITIS- KIDNEYS

Cystitls oftentimes begins with 8 chilly sensation. a slight fever. loss Of appetite. sleeplessness, nervousness, durability, or feeling of depression. Frequent urination. but voided slowly with burning. scalding. spasm-pains in region affected: the rain of dull character. at times becoming sharp and agonizing. Don't rest until treat ment of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-29
Governor Thinks Confusion at Washington Is Causing
 Delay in Promotion
TWO REGIMENTS MAY
 GO TO BIRMINGHAM
Another Possibly Will Go to Mobile. This Is Opinion in Montgomery Following Orders Holding
 Men for Police Work
By FRED II. GoRMLEY

Montgomery, March 2S.--(Special) Although Brig.-Gen. Robert E. Steiner Was mustered into the federal service a San Antonio soon after his appoint ment two weeks ago, he has not been placed in command of the Alabama brigade by the war department and the duties still fall upon Col. John w. Jen- kins 6of the United States cavalry who became commander on the retirement of Brig. Gen. Charles R. Bricken in December. Brigadier General Steiner is in the uniform of a general, but he has mo command.
 After he had been mustred into the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-29

federal service as brigadier er under general orders of the partment the adjutant general to army declined to approve the aC f the ground that the brigade wa snea to leave the federal service. Tn 7f Tuesday abandoning plans for dis missal of the organization near th1t an effort will be made to place G NeTtl Steiner in command
 Governor Henderson held a coufr- ence with General Steiner Wedne sus and afterward announced that lieved the war department would 1ae immediate action. He said Ge Steiner is legally appointed brig general that he has been must into the federal service and that e delay in placing him in command. p ably had resulted from conflict i0 orders.
 PRIVATE SYKES DIES
 J. D. Sikes, private of Company A First regiment, of Enterprise, died St. Margaret,s hospital Wednesday l4 p,-aumonia He was ill when the res ment left Nogales. but was brought Montgomery with his company ar placed in the hospital. His remain will be sent to Enterprise for buria Sikes is survived by his mother, fou brothers and three sisters A military escort for the remains will be provided by the regiment.
 Orders issued by the war department Wednesday for the mobilization of all units of the National Guard which Had been demobilized before the work of completing the dismissal of the entire organization was finished means that the ambulance company of Birming- ham and signal company of Montgom- cry will be brought into the service again at once. The new order was is- sued because the department did not know at the time orders abandoning the demobilization of the National Guard were issued that the units had left the federal service.
 MAY COME TO BIRMINGHAM
 Enlisted men and officers believe they will be ordered al once to the Bir- mingham district and to Mobile in or der that all industries and the coast may be properly protected. It is be- lieved that two regiments will go to the Birmingham district. Gadsden, Annis- ton and Huntsville where large indus tries which could be converted into munition plants are located and that the First regiment will be ordered to Mobile and points on the gulf coast However, policy of watchful waiting is being pursued. No official inforn1a- ton has come from the war depart ment
 All work was suspended at the mo- bilization grounds Wednesday follow ing the receipt of orders Tuesday which abandoned plans for the dismiss sal of the organization. If there is any indication that the brigade will re main in Montgomery for a reasonable period of time regular practice, in- cluding drills and rifle work, will be taken up again. If there is any indi- cation that the troops will be ordered to other points at once. the work will not be necessary. However, camp rou- tine will be maintained and the sol diers will be required to keep them selves in proper physical condition by exercise each day.
 The First cavalry regiment has appealed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-29
Better Service at selma Hotel

The management of the Arcadia hotel announces that slight damage was sus- tanned by fire Wednesday afternoon March 2S but that the house will not close for even an hour. We wish to thank the public for patronage and favors of the past, and to assure better service than ever for the future. The Arcadia will be remodeled. renovated and refur-e nIshed throughout.
 MRS, J. H. LUMPKtN. Selma, March 2S, 1917
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-29
GETS SHORT PAROLE

Dr. William Gurganus of Tuscaloosa county, who is serving 10 years in the penitentiary for alleged complicity in the murder. of a paymaster in Tuscaloosa county, was granted To-day parole by Governor Henderson Wednesday in order that he may appear as a witness in a trial in Monroe county. March 30. Gov ernor Henderson said pr. Gurganus' testi- mony was necessary. Several appeals for a permanent parole have been refused by the state board of pardons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-29
MARTIN FINALLY LOSES

Attorney General Martin lost his fight
 to show that the act of approving his
 express accounts by the governor was
 purely ministerial when the supreme
 court Wednesday denied applications for
 rehearings in the cases of the state ex
 rel William l.. Martin vs. Governor Hen
 derson, and the state ex rel James R.
 Daily vs Governor Henderson. The su- preme court two months ago held that the governor had a discretion in approv-
 ing expense accounts, and that he might refuse to attach his signature if he so willed.
 Attorney General Martin contended that
 the legislature intended that the governor
 should only see that the accounts were correct. He brought mandamus proceed ngs seeking to force the governor to ap prove small personal expense account, while Daily, a Birmingham detective, brought mandamus proceedings seeking to force the governor to approve an ac- count for his salary in the impeachment
 case against P. M. Daniels, former sheriff of Russell county.
 DR. SHAW LECTURES Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, noted suf- fragist worker and past president of the national organization came to Mont gomery Wednesday and delivered an ad- dress Wednesday evening. She was en- tertained while in the city by a commit tee representing the suffragists of Mont gomery.
 Dr. Shaw's last appearance in Mont gomery was while the legislature was in session in 1915 when she delivered an ad- dress to the aw-makers from the speak CTS chair in the house of representatives. NEW INCORPORATIONS 1 Notice of the incorporators of the Ivey Motor Car company of Montgomery with a capital of $5000, was received by the 1 secretary of state Wednesday, Those in- terested are J. L. 1vey, A. F. Frazer Sr, and H. H. Reynolds.
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to the war department for permission to organize to full war strength and for all equipment, including horse for every en- listed man. The appeal was made as soon as it became known that the brigade wou1d not he mustered ont
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

beftiser a1irtpf ougbrad,, 0er Bis
Sonntdg oben0 tobte. @ie griten
Deriuateit ii1 in ben 8efis eires
Itrategiib tpidtigen &iigeIs att iebclD
Der bon eineln tief IiegenOen sSabr.
neg oitrdidnitten ipfro. Ole 0gtt.
iden ben taftiiden @ert 0es &ii.
GELS erfennen0, bertei0igten oenfel.
ben NIT gr0Bter Sortnddigteit, obcr
Die 8riten ororlgen oennoh bor.
aura Dor Sonnenaufgnng iebten fiji.
ide Oeiiti1e Srupben at einem @e.
genporltoB an, tino 0ie Briten iohen
iih ge5tpitngett 5lt tpeiherI beiim
gintreffen BON @erIt1rfunqen nber
fanlen Die 9titen tpte0er sltln Gte-
ben. Sen 9eutihen aber mar es
gelungett, einen Sei[ beg berIorenea
@eldn0es Dieoer Suriidouerobern.
9ie 8riten balten einen EeiI oes
glbbangs beiebt. Die Deatihen I'd.
ben an11bern0 1000 an @efanaeneIt
berlorett. Ser GrfoIg Der brftiihen
Stretttr1fte lit nidt mir Elm 9e-
tDeis ibrer 3apferfeit, Init0ern mid
bon Der attgge0eidnetef M1oraf. sic
unter ibnen berridt. (9ie GnaIdn-
Der beIteben tpieber eirlnal 5u prab.
len. @ait Dem groben Siege fam
es nidt tueit ber fem, oenn Bic 0elit-
idle Seeresleitung bat iiber 0ie
a6nrpfe bel Mirounloft bigber nod
nihts berihtet, ltnO befanntertDejie
iino oie oeutiden offi8ieIlen 8eritbfe.l
lulter oIen uuitaroen 8iiperIaIIig)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
Or. Ritter hancelte
aus ci0eitcnt 2lntricb!

@enf. Sdpeis, 10. Seb. = 9ie
3eitlng Ga Suiiie idreibt: Ser
shpeiser 8eianote 1T g8aIbinaton
bat onF Dem g9eqe iiber 9ern frei.
iuilig ieine etien 9ienite onaeboten,
uh 5miideu Berlin itno gaalbinaton
cine @ie0ernufnabme Der 0tplomati.
iheu 9e5ieBuuget 5u berntitteln.
Berlin erflarte ieine 9ereitIhaft,
ndd @ie0erauinabme Scr Diploma.
tiidben @Biealmaen bic Saudlboot.
frage crneut gu er0rtern, bp8eidlneic
aber ieoe aen0erlnq ieineS StanS.
punftes hinfiHtIith Der 5tr arieQs-
8one crfldrten feiubIiden @ein1ller
nls orlsaeihlohen. ssSn mebreren
Jroeen bon untergeoroneter @eoeit.
ting, nomentlib be5iiglid) Ser neli.
trnlen Sdjiffabrt In Der &ricpssone
mar es odgegen 81 gntgegetlfonlinen
bereit. SIN oiisipdrtigen glmt mur0e
ous geoeuern ooril6er 5um 9lls.
0ritf gebradt 6ob Elm 10 ein Deli.
fater ejeaenit6ho Ourd 6ie 9reiie
brett qetreien iperoen ourfte, nod
oa5I in elmer 8oiiima 6ie ben Sot.
lud,en abioIlit iidt eniiprah.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
Gin 1sctStt,ret
aus GcnScn!
Der Carl bon Gerbb bereitet Sds
&olt bon GnslanO anf bic nabe
aao grOhe Sriie 6ebDr.

2onoon, 10. 5eb. - Ser Carl
bon 9erbp, ariegsntiniiter, erfldrfe
I'M 8erlduf elmer Neoe in Bolton
SalI, odB Sic fritiihe geriooe oes
Ssrieges p1breno Der nGhiten Mo.
nate eintreten meroe.
sd mare elm faIi6er 5reuno, 9
iagte er ittter on0erenL gtpenn ifJ
benz goHe per1eimliden iuoIfte, DoB
Der 2ries nod Ionee 8eit 0oaern
lin0 nit nod eroBerer @rbifterllng
ais 6isber gefiibrt meroeu ipir0. Sir
beoiirfen oreier Sa6en am r1eiIten:
Der 2eite, 6es @eI0es uno Der W1u.
nition. 8or aaem beOiirfen mir ser
2eute. 3aS 2dno tfltB groBere
Spfer bringen. Die fdmpftii6tige
SSueeno mitB in gr6Beren Dloiien
Dorriiden; 0enn obne Dieie f0nnen
mir feline 5dIdbten eetpinnen, ltnO
0eltti6lonO berfiigt iiber rngebeure
Reier0en Die es einIesen min, Inn
ben Sieg 0abonsutrdgen.
sd CLAUDE, ltns Itebt fir 6ie
ndditen D2on1te cine ernfte 4rili8
bebor. ggir oiirfen ben W2it nid)t
Derlieren. Menn i6 alt6 Der Soft.
nlttlg bin odb mir @ieger bIeibcn,
70 niuB idl ober eleidBeitig Der.
IihernJ 6aB es feine Ieid)te Code
iein miro, nno OaB es iid Inn feinen
5pn5iergang bonbelt.
o5ie miifien idledte g1adrihten
NIT Oerieiben @eIoiienbeit erteegen.
nebmen tuie CUTE, sic oiirfen rli1t
e1ttnlltigt tneroen.
0gs gtbt fir ale MIR Elm Weotto.
agtidt ber8ogen, lonoern aIles ma
gen.@ Aie groB aud iirmer 6ie
0pfer fein ntoaen Die geforOert tuer.
ben, mir biirfen nidt udilfen"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
8ritiidJe eiesesmlcIOnueett.
41rcfibiticniitclt
iii1c 9cecit ,,knct0cits
trcdscne" Prohibition
Die 6etdJler befiirdJteH, Saf tatidd.
lide 9rObibition i6ren 9sla-
men Elm GnSe ma6t.

@oibirgton, 19. Se6. gQer
8obri6einlt1feit noh tuir6 6ie I'M
5enat ongenonnnene 8oftbeiptlli-
gung8borldge ntorgen i'm 8eprGIer.
tantenbatie Sur @erutltng fonlinet.
9ieielbe entbdIt befonntlid ben bonn
Senator SSane8 q. 9eeo eingebra6,
ten 8uiab, iuonah Die ginf1br bon
oIfoboIiideft @etrarfen na1 Staa.
ten tueIhe iid fiji 8roDibition err
flGrt baben berboten ipir0 uno mo.
nah bieie Stooten olio trob gegen.
teiliger Staatsgeiese, tpelhe bielei9t
Die @i1lfitbr oerartiger @etrGnfe
gum peri0nIi1en @e6rau1 aid ge.
itntten1 afnodJentroderl" iper0en.
lleber ote @riinbe, peIde i'm ber,
anlaBt baben bieie aGouiel Ser Dor,
Iaae bei8ufiiaan IdBt fid] Senotor
Reeo foIaenbernaBen olts: o9ieler
8uiab iuilroe eingereidt ltm tatiGd).
Iide Grobibition einaufiibren, er
miro Der @iniubr bon beIflr1nften
auantitdter alfoboIii6er @atrdnfe
na1 trodenen Staaten elm Gnoe ma.
den. Gs aibt niele trodene Stao.
ten, ipelbe Den Ginfaltf bis gil 8pei
Charts IN einem gepiiien 8eitraum
geitatten. Wein glntrdq lit Be.
itiinmt, oieien 3uitanoen elm Gnoe
gu maiden. IS gibt biele 2eute,
mei6e hafiir itimmen onoeren 2elt-
ten oas 8rinfeu su berbieteu in Der
anunbme, 6ail iie INNER rod err
balten f6unen mas fie ielbit pol[en.
8ieler 9Intraq iuir0 oanlit oufrait-
Men nno sic 2eltte, meld,e 9robi-
bition hoben ipoaelL nlii6en bufiir
itinmerL lmo Giejenigen, nelde Iie
nidJt ipiiniden ntiiiien jebt ebellio
ebrlid ihre Stinmlen ooaeaen nbge-
ben."
Ser bette 9eiueis fir ben ridti.
gen Stanopurft gleeos lift, oaB ser
bon ben GrobibitioniIten eripGblte
Senator 8edham bon &eahtfn qe.
gen ben 3nIos itiHtiute. @r etflGrt,
0aB Der ReeO'ihe 9[ntrag 5u oraitiIdD
lit, unb Der lSahe Der 9srobibition
ihaoeH miir6e. (Gben neil sic
GrObibiiiorlten feline tatiahliGe Gro.
hibition hn6at, ion0ern i'm @eheinen
loitf- parOon, trinfen uolleu. 9leeo
1T fein @robibitionif ml6 Sie sSiih-
rer Der Srodalen be6oupten, Sns
lein gIntrag Gin Shadl5ug aeaen
@robibitien 1T. mciI 6lrh 6eilen
annabme 8robibition 10 uabeIiebt
lper0en ipiirae, 1ln0 berihie0alc
Staoten, Die ii4 icet Der grobfhi.
ton 5Hneisen, iltfolgeoeIlen 0aeeaen
Itimnlen iuiir0en (1a babet tie
gaa3 rcdlf, ober bic @robi6itioniiten
iidl niis 0ielpr erfldruia
ala SeudIer.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
Ricfioe Srieocitss
reriaif1nllmit0!
10000 geriuaet iuUbuen elmer iol.
den i'm 9oIOiisnm in G9i.
taau bel.

gbicago, 10. Seb. - Der bier
aeitern iia1aittag Itottgebabtet
6riebensberIannnIltng I'M 3oloiienm
tuobnten 10000 9erionen BET. GS
ipnroen geIhIiiIie nngcnonliuen in
iuelden embargo oitf Wllnition ilio
gfabrilligsntitteI un0 cine olIgemeine
glblttnlnntitg itber arien oOer S5rie.
oeit perIaiigt miro.
3lpei SoSialiitet Elm qacifiIt,
9ouereBniafit Gsfar Galloluap, &c.
ras, uno ntehrere 9reoiger, oaritn-
ter 0feu. eSetlfin 2IopO SoHes, bieI.
ten He0en. 9ebouptitngeu, 6aB Bel.
i1lngen Der @robitdote be5obIt iper.
ben Tim fir ben arieg 9Sropaganoa
8lt itloheit, in0 oab eSeOer, Der Dem
@runoias StepDan Gecnhtrs buIoig.
te n@tein 9ano. ob cs reht ooer In.
re6t ban0elt@, Elm 9tarr lit, nur0en
Ie6baft opplauoiert.
@abrello Oieie Soiijenoen oen
aeonern suiiibelten bieIt gaItot
SSSobnitone @lpcrs In Der syramanuel
STRIDE cine 9Sreoigt iiber Oos Ebe.
ma: aGie ariiis.@ Gr berllrteilte
ods @oraeben Der 5rieoensfreunoe
anfS Gddrfite ino iaatc. 0aB dIle
iot1e 9erionen Die groteitperianru.
Itneen einberilfen ii1 oes Sod.
brrrots irbuIOia MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
Rccicuelt min i'm
sen Hricg 5telscts!
'Sat Blame str @iIOnng elmer 0ibis
inn fertig; mag cine IuIdjc
in CANADA bilben.

SEEM gorf, 10. 8eb. Die 9aeD
gorf @orIO iaete beate, bob Sol.
Rooieoelt 9Idnr fertig babe, iofort
mad ausbrlh bon 5einOieliefeiten
8ipiiden gmerifd uao GelttiMIonO
ette 0ibiiton Su biIoen itnO 0teie
no6 Dem etropGild. ariegsId0upIab
6u fitbrel. SoIlte Die bieiige SIC.
gierling bngegen Ginipriid erAeben.
70 miro er oie Gibiffon III GAMBIA
formierett. gr min o1r6 oieie rd.
ide Sonolrng Die GntenteHd9te 0a-
bon iiber8eleen BOB oieies 2aa0 nit
0enielben 8nnD In Snno arbeitpt.
@s beiBt, oaB MoolebeIt bereitg felt
iener 3eit, ols Elm arieg slDiIhen
@merifa ui1b Merico orohte, Ger
ipredunsen bon 2euten bat, Sic BE-.
reit itrO, ftdl ibut an3uldIieBeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
Git0lamS itcbt I'M
grc6er Gefa1r!
Sera naO oanse, nGmlidj bic britiide
Marine, Onrd l1-gOotbasillea
beriend)t.

Berlin 10. sSebr., iiber 2onOon.
SIM ogaieitiue Q[ntIteroaner gollront"
fdjreibt Elm befonnter DliIit1r.Sa6.
bertanoieer: o9ie britiifen sSnleIn
fin0 1tidt mebr iinnobbar, ltnberiibrt
1tn0 uuberlebt burd artege, fuie iii
friiberen Sabrbur6erten. Dies miro
aud IN Gnglnno ieIbit onerfanut,
menn gum 9eiipieI Der .W1andeiter
gjuar6tdn4 iaet, 0aB GnpIanO in
oieiem ariege @efnbren Idltft, ME
niemals 8lbor in Der san8en 8eIt.
geIfidte.
e8enn bic Arrtee gnglqtbs red.
ter Arm lit, itro feline @iorine Icin
Ser5 in6 ieine 2nnge, 10 TIT es
3elitibloEo ieOenfads oellmgen, ben
glrm iebr gut feit5p1aItert iudbrenO
es Die gefabrliden lI.goot6osinen III
Sets unO 2unee iuipit. Ser Orient.
Gtpreb, Der ebentnIs bon 8arig n1dl
aoritanttnopeL fabr, pcrfebrt ami.
idlen Berlin uno Dem Often lm0 es
lift nlebr ais mabridleinIib, 0aF, 0ies
aud nod Dem 5riebeasihluiIc 70
bleiben miro"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
BcrnIfcrffs Gepd6
jekt ilTttcriicbt!

SoIiFar, 10. 8eb. - @eriidten
eemGb. oie bonn 9antbfer 5feoerit
Der @hte ans 2ano eeornngen lino,
bat mon bos @epdd oes friibcren
oelttihen gofidofters gernTtorff be.
reits nnteriuft. SsSnfolge Oes eeitri.
gen id,onen g9ctiers mar Dos Gef
Ses Gantpfers NIT 9niIoqierrn onae.
fiillt, ipeIdle 1icreierig Die om llicr
ocrinrnmeite gicnidjennenee betrad6.
iete. Gle Meiteriobrt Ocs Gonpfrrs
lit nod nidt feiteeiebt; oicielbc
bdngt gnn5 iino gar oabon db, mie
idDnel Die lInteriud)ung ors eicpdds
Der @uiiaeierc beiuerflteaigt merOen
Tam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19

Oob er ipie6cr perionIid Inn aon.
greB erihetnt, bort bic Sodt1ge nod
cinmol geb0rig erortert nnO bon
Dem aongreB berIangt, oaB ibn gr6s
Bere Deaht eegeben tperoe, amerifd.
niIhe Nehte ioluie ons 2eben 1tno
gigent1tn1 Der anerifdner oif bober
Gee 10 3it iunBreil, tpie er es fir ftos
tig befinoet. @s lit nit Stberbeit
all5lnebuien OaB iid) Der grdiioent
iiber Den einen ODER ol0eren gnntt
redt balo ihliifiig iperoen miro,
i9on 0esbolb. iueil Die 8ertagung
Oes &ongreiIes ttnbe beboritebt. Gg
fam nit Beitiurntbeit bebatptet
iperOen oab Der 4rGfi6eut feline
Grtraiiblng oes aougreiies eirbe.
rufen miro, anBer bic Gage ipiro
erniter, ipie ite gegenlpdrtig lit.
SSn5tuiiden neroen Die gerban0.
lungen 5iuiit1en ben Ser. Gtaaten
tlO 9eiterreitb fortgeiett, Tim cinen
8rrd 5tuii6en 0ieIen beioen Gan.
bern Su berbiiten. Ser friibere Dot.
III 9erlin 8reip, lit
ldllt itnoffi5ieilen geodIriften In
8ien eirgetroffen; es miro 0ugege.
belL ooB Serr @refu Dem oulerifo.
niiben 9oti6after in 8ien pidtige
8ofunellte iiberbradt fat. Der
anterifanifde Botf6ofter genfieIa
luitb iontit initono geiebt, Der 0Iter.
ungnriihen Meeierltng &C..
nait mitteilen Bil fonneu, lDegboIb
9eiterreid-llngarn ben ,tnbcgren8ten
fiiht unterItilsen
ipIlte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-19
SiliOn fiirl6tet Den
TrieOenseinfluf!
Scr 80 neRincnccr sGriftc binfidttlib
ser it,tern0ticnalen kriIe.
isrIM4, srudl mic esitsrrsid1 81 permeiSen

8oibinaton, 10. Seb. 49, Sellte
beiBt es nidt neBr: gBns tpirb Oer
Nra1i0ent III Der oeutId)-anerifnui.
iden Striiis tin," ionbern oipas
tuerben Der Nrdii0ent un0 Der &on.
greb In oieier syrage tln24 Erob
0es fforfen bon glnb6tgern Der He.
eierung ouf 2ongtcBmiteIieoer aus.
aeiibten Grufs, iib aIler poreiligen
AonDlllngen Slt entbolten i,nb ith all
beritbigen, miro belite 0ugegeben
6af bic anbdnger oes 8o5ifiiten
grpans jeOen glugenbIid eine itiir.
ntiId]e Debotte iiber bic ougenblif.
Iide Gage ins Qeben rltfen tperoen.
@dbreno ben Iesten 5tpei Bohen
iin6 Die @efiirfporter oes Srie6enS
iuBeritt1tig gefpeIen itto boben ben
aongrefI init Sdblreiden Hetitiohen
Siueds grbalttng 0es sSrieoeng
f6rlnIid iiberfIittet. Gs miro Die
Grbaltung oes Grieoens TIM fdit ie.
Den 8reis berIoagt.
stonerebmitglieoer, bic offen un0
fret ibrer frie0Liden iln0 pro.Oeitt.
ihen @riinintne I'M aongreB qtlts.
0rltd DcrIiebtn baben Itno oIfenbar
0tirn Die bon 9eiterrei6 fonrneu0en
@eridte, iuonah man BON aongreb
ertDortet, OoB Die oeiitih.omeritu.
niidle syrage bon Oentiel6cn In
griinoliber 8eiie 0urhberaten miro,
beeinFIubt mor0en. Sie iin0 ser.
ieIben Meinnng. glber bieies eeraoeI
min Der 9lr1iioent bernaibci. GennI
0ooitrA piirOe er ee3ipttngen iuer.
0en, ieihe at iititernebnlenoen Shrit.
te befnnnt 8u MAIDEN. IS ipHr0eI
betttp III 9fegieritngsfreiien berborge.
Bobeli, ooB Der 8rali0eHt Dor Sfuei
glIternotiben Itebt. Gine lit, 0aB
ct 0ufd Anb1uger Der aOminiitro.
ticn eine MeioIuttpn In bei0en Sdu.
fern einreiden fdbt, TT ipeIder er
I'M @efomittel ln6 freie Sono er.
ilthen miro, oie SahIage nnd) Blit.
oitufen Su behaitoeIn; Die onoere it, |
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prohibition itt Brit.
Columbia 9cie9loecn!

gancollber, 9. g., 10. Sch. SIM
SufommcttOe 9a1Ien, ole in 9onrolt.
Ser, o. g., aus 2on0en eintreffen,
luoIeIbit es. ben Solbaten erIdubt lit,
ob5uItimnen IuIIen erfennen. bob
Die BroDibition fir gritii6 goItnt.
bin 9eIheitcrt iIt. g(m Is. Septem.
ber 0es beriIoiienen Sabres itimmtp
ole 8ibiIbebclterilng oieier 8ropin8
nit einer @tcbrbeit bon 5000 Gtin.
men fit ein Brobibitionsaeieb. Seit
oieIer 8eit bnGen $3.50 goIodten Iidl
at Der 9Ebitimnllng beteiIiet. 2000
5ti.nmen iinG gesdblt iporoeit itno
bieTe betDeiieh, oaB Die SoIooten iih
init 8 gegen / fir Den @enuB aeiTti.
ger @etrdnfc onsiprehcg. Sos emo.
ailItige Grge6nis miro erlt in Der
fcmrnrnoen @ome ber5lientlidjt iuer.
0sn.
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41reisitci9criiltG
Ser rebensmitteI! /!

8al9ington, 10. Se6. Gns Ita.
tiitiid)c arbeitsbureall 6es slrbeitS
Oepartemerts gibt befanut, oaB oie
gietailpreiie Der baupiidd,Ii6Iten
gtabrllngsnlitte[ III 0en Ger. Stdaten
felt Dem Sabre 1900 tint so, in Elm.
Selnen 6dIlen iogar im 100 Gro.
sent eeitiegen iino. Sierfiir einiae
9eifpieIe - 6irloin 81 gru5cnt;
Sdjhlfen 81, Set 81, @aebI II,
@icr 80, 9uifer 81, aarfoffeIn 1873,
3uder 80 imo @iifb 43 &ro3ent.
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lIttcntat allf rMii.
1llariitcmiitiItet!

@rrlin IS. Geb. (5unfen6cbe-
Ide rad Sop6ille. 10. Seb.) Die
lle6erieeildlesiadri maht
foIeeuoes bffount: Scr rafiiidlc @ta.
rineminiiter glOlniraI gIrigorolpiiidl
muroe aitf ser sirobe nj 9Seiro0raO
bon Siuei lmbefannten Widunern an.
gegriflen; 6ieic gnben mebrcre SIC.
DoiperidiiIie mif i'm ob. Gen slt.
teufatern lit es geIunaen, 5ii entfom.
men; Der gloriueinifliIter bIieb an.
berlebt.
Glf WiifgIieoer Scr riliiil1en Gil.
ma 0et io5inIiitiiden 9ortei onge
horia. finO lueaeu rebointicudrrr
kultrifbe pcrbaItet luprNen.
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BtaItlicIt tlt0rltt
OetltItbl

9snris, 10. Se6. - Cine Srabt.
loic 2epeide aus Bern, Sdmeis.
nletoet, oab ber brafiIiidbe @1iniIter
in @etlin I'M gluitraae icincr Re.
aierln9 getitidlInno qeiuarnt babe,
OaB groiilieu Gelti9lalto fir 0ie
3eritouma braiiliiber SonSeIsidif.
ie in Der ebeio5r5one bcrantluorfIidj
9alten merSe. 9lebsere brnIiliIche
shiffe befinoea iid] onee6Iid in Der
9fdbe Ser @eiabr3one.
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Sibirif0c lscbIert>
Eager becnneml

gerln 10. Scb. fsSimfenberift. )
9ie aafgebduften aobIenborrdte Der
iibiriid)en eiienbnha ftebrn icit eincr
gof5en &ohe IN 5lammen nn0 fino
init boaiger Geruidlhng be0ro6t.
Ger oaacridteir Sndlidloocn miro
auf 100000 Rllbel berg1uet.