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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
BY 4. c. HAMILTON

United Press STAFF Correspondent
NEW YORK, April 1S.-War is 60
ing to take an awful wallop at ath-
letic sports in the United States. but
at the same time it is going to be the
means of demonstrating the wonderful
efficiency in sports that has been at
tanned in this country.
The baseball player, the track ath-
lete, the boxer, the trapshooter all
undoubtedly will be seen in action, and
they all have been given training that
will make them valuable.
Baseball training, it has many times
been pointed out, is admirable for train
ing men in the use of grenades or
bombs. There isn't another nation in
The world where baseball is played as
Il Is in this country. Consequently
there isn't country where the knack
OF accurate throwing is developed.
There is the trapshooter who turns
in his fifty birds out of fifty shot. and
plenty of them that pull down ninety
some out of 100 It isn't at all
me,e speculation to figure that he
could do as we'll in a trench with a
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
Athletic Training Will Help Uncle Sam

machine gun to guide or with a rifle
glued to his shoulder.
Fine condition. health and no nerves
belong to this class of men. They are
splendid specimens of Americans near
ly everyone of them. A brigade of
them could be made fit for war duty
probably in half the time it would
take to prepare as many ordinary
men.
They'll be ready when the time
comes. Expressions of willingness to
serve have been heard from the ranks
of every branch of sport. Jess VIII
lard's offer of service probably could
be turned into an unprecedented slim
illus for recruiting. Doubtless If he
attempted it. he could organize that
full brigade with very little trouble.
Such an idol as he would be an at
traction for every young athlete in
the country.
II Wizards offer could be followed
by every big star in all branches of
sport Il would mean a great deal to
the governments preparations to help
crush the Kaiser. They probably
will be coming in.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
SOLDIER SHOTS
BY SCOOP

The troops Of the coast defenses OF
the Delaware have got the base
ballitis. All the companies have al
ready organized and daily practice Is
being held whenever possible.
Lieutenant Melburg Is manager OF
the First Company team, and under
his direction the company is assured
of a fast team.
First Sergeant N. j. wilmont is
captain Of the First Company team
And a good captain he is, too. He
has had considerable baseball expert
ence. He has seen considerable SER
vice in the New England Leagre.
TIL Second Company team will be
managed by Captain Philip S. Gage,
who hopes to turn out the best team
that ever represented his company.
Stallets VIII work behind the bat
for the First Company. He comes
we'll recommended, with a clouting
average of 300 for several seasons
in the Southern Association.
As yet no announcement has been
made as to the formation of a base
ball league as in former years.
Indications are that the soldiers
will turn out better baseball teams
than in several years, as there is
plenty Of first class material avail
able.
The Fourth Company expects TO
have a top-notch team, as the boys
have a number of star players from
former seasons.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
GIRLS, BASKETBALL GAME.

Wilmington High School girls
basketball team will introduce an in
novation this afternoon. when they
will clash with the faculty team at
the Friends School gymnasium.
The students will be given a hard
battle for several members of the
faculty team have seen experience in
college basketball The game. which
IS under management of Miss Elisa
beth Carlisle. will 'be for the benefit
Of the Teachers Retirement Fund.
The lineup for the game follows:
Faculty. Students.
Miss Buckley forward Miss Hay
Miss Hartman. forward Miss Leary
Miss Pierce q. center Miss Sharpless
Miss Wagner, Miss Ruth
Mrs. Brattan guard 49,. Miss Tollin
Miss Butcher o.. guard Miss Marston
Referee. Miss Seipp. Timekeeper,
Miss Sawin Scorekeeper, Miss Beck.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
Delaware City Dope
BY SCOOP

The locals will hold a meeting Sat
urday evening this week 10 get plans
in shape for the coming season. All
interested are urged to attend.
The services OF Jordan will be
missed this season as he is going to
move TO Carney's Point. n. j., where
he will try for the ball team at that
place. Jordan will be greatly missed
on the local ball team as his snappy
fielding and heavy smuggling has fea-
tured more than one game.
AS soon as grounds are secured,
local enthusiasts will at once place
the grounds in first class condition. II
is expected that the local ball team
will have the best diamond in years.
as there are several excellent sites
available.
County baseballdom can rest as
sured that the Delaware City team
will be the best ever and that Is say
ing something, too. Several surprises
are in store for the county fans.
AS a smuggling team the locals will
rank among the leaders. Nearly all
men being considered for the team
are 300 hitters, while some swat the
ball at a greater clip than that.
Pennington is expected 10 cover the
left garden in fine style. This play
er's work in former seasons earned
for him the reputation OF the fastest
left fielder in this part of the country.
He covers the left garden like a
demon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
Secretary NJ ADOO
FAVORS BALL TAX

One Of Secretary OF Treasury Nc
Adoo's proposals 10 raise revenue to
carry on the war with Germany in
cludes a 10 per cent. tax on all base
ball admissions.
If adopted this means that Uncle
Sam will collect 2 IL cents out Of
every 25-cent bleacher ticket sold,
cents from 50-cent tickets, z IL cents
from 75-cent tickets and 10 cents
from 81 tickets.
This is bound to be felt by the base
ball owner
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
WHATCHAMA COLUMN
Bathtubs.


Bathtubs.
There's just one thing wrong
with our bathtubs. They're too
slick
You can't get a toe, hip, e!
bow, knee or shoulder hold
worthy the name anywhere or
one of the blasted things. Try
as you will. It's no use. You
don't stick. No matter where
you get: on. In or around a
bathtub. you slip off.
What We need more than
anything else in this country
today is. not judicial reform,
not scientific food, not indus
trial, commercial and military
preparedness, but good, rough
bathtubs.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
NEW SUITS FOR FREMONT.

Manager George II. Tinsman re-
quests every member OF the fremont
team to be present at his home, Rich
ardson Park. on Friday evening. He
will distribute the new suits at this
time.
Newport will play fremont on next
Saturday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
PENNsY WANTS A GAME.

The Pennsylvania Railroad team is
anxious to get in communication with
some fast team that is without a game
for next Saturday the game to be
played on the Pennsy diamond Mr.
Wintrup. manager. can be reached by
calling James Kane's Office at Todd's
Cut.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18

XMinker out. hit by batted ball
SCORE BY INNINGS.

NNIINkVT OH. I'LL UN UHIIFU UHIIs
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Upper Darby &C.. 5000 00O o. !
Wilmington zee. OO3 3 4 l x-lG
Two-base hits. McCiraw, Tollin; struck
out. Stemple. 4; O'Neill. / Tollin, 8;
Iannin. 2; double plays, Murray to
Grant; left on bases, Upper Darby. .;
Wilmington. :; stolen bases. Grant. 2;
Shape, MinlSer, 2; Carter, 3; Crawford,
Grubb. Challenger. 3; Robbins, McGraw,
Greenwood McCafferty. Wills, 2; hit by
pitched hall. Bardsley. Murray. Manlove.
Crawford. 2; sacrifice hit. Carter; bases
on balls. Stemple. /; O'Neill. 3; Tollin.
] Lannin. I wild pitch. Iannin; passed
balls, Bardsley. .; umpire, Ryan.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
National League.

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
American League.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Washington at New York.
Cleveland at St. cuis.
Chicago at Detroit.
National League.
Phillies at Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18

cided to stick with the club. We advise
opposing batters TO bang the bali out OF
the lot if they want to get one safe this
year.
Everybody out each night this week
and next to prepare for the opening
game of the season.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
CONTINENTAL WANTS GAMES.

Owing to a misunderstanding the
Continental Fibre Company baseball
club is without a game for April
% and would like to hear from any
first-class team in the state. Ad-
dress L. E. Gray. No. $50 Bayard ave-
nue.. city. or cali 3s49-R any evenin.
between $50 and z O'Clock.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
COLDEY finds DUPONT
EASY IN FIRST CAME

Goldey College ball team opened its
season on Monday, defeating DUPONT
High School, - to 2. Goldey hit Ward
for % bingles.
The score:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18

where I was.
Later l went 10 the coast, but
wouldn't stay sober and the first
thing ! knew l was working in a
northern mining camp for a couple Of
dollars a day.
"One day / sat down and began to
take an inventory of myself / found
/ was making less money in a year
than ! could make playing ball in a
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
BASEBALL STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

AmericAn Lehgues
Boston. 3; Athletics, /.
New York, 2; Washington, l.
ST. Louis. 4; Cleveland, o.
Chicago. 4; Detroit, q
National League.
Boston, 6; Phillies, 5 (12 innings)
New York, 8; Brooklyn. 8.
Cincinnati. 3; Pittsburgh, 2.
Chicago-St. Louis-Rain.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-18
ODD, ISN'T TIT

SAN FRANCISCO.-When Charles
Butler, night Waterman in U. S. mint,
wanted spare change, he would go to
the press room and turn out a half
dollar. It is charged by federal de-
tectives.
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Gserntms ReSe finSct
oiinittoc Nufitapmc!

Q~nIterbam. 4. Oft. = 8ie bout.
Idle uu0 0iterreidiide 4refie begrRBt
bic aeItriaen ausloiilmgeu oeB otter
reitiIden W}iuiIters fir ousmdrtige
auqeleaenbeiten NIT iral0iger Sc
nugtuling. Der 8erIiner 2ptnlalt.
3etqer f6rei6t: u3n Der @olfptiade
e~ntisreden Die AeuBerungen oes
@rafen G8eruin ~oenicuigen Der oeut-
Ifcn 9eaierrng.@
sic @iener gteue 8reIia idretbt:
sic Heoe 6es 0rafca G8erltin mar
totia6lid cine Ioie Elise. ole uttr
in garngrapben obgeteilt at tneroer
braadlt. nm ibr geieburuBiqe 6ornl
att eebeu. Ser 8raf bertpeiit oaraltF,
6aB bic 3altralmaAe lit Der Gage
fn0, ben arieg ebenIo LANCE fort5lt-
ieteft, ais bic qaiiertert, uno oaB bic
MISUNDERSTANDING nno milltart.
ite Sage iii 5eiterreih ir1terBalf
eines sSqbres better iein ipltroen tpit
geg~enlparti8.
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Obcrrtdttcr BratScis
miro Pouie betgeieut!

@ai6fnQton a. Of. : 4merifas
srpeifer 8ertreter an 5~rie0eRstiif
Ser g9ett rUir0 Gberridter 2ouls
gron6eis pom Gbrbunoesgeridt
iein. 81 urteilte man bier, ols be-
fannt fUuroe, DaB SberridJter Bran.
0eis eruoltnt mor0en lit, BEN Colonel
6ouie bel Der Committing bon 6rie-
6ensoaten fin Grqii0ent 8ilior be-
bililfh 8u iein. Colonel 9ouie miro
6en ariege Int @atan ieine 4uf-
nertIamfeit 5%ltDen0eEL Dabreuo
G6erridter granbeis Den oitltAel
ariagsidQuplat iht0ieren Dir0. 80
re 4r6eit miro bic Bats fir Die
Observation-Disclosures 0es 2at0es bill.
Den.
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Die Qrbcit ees
Rctcn Gten5es!

mnfhinqton. Il eft @2ie pom
qmerifanil6en aoten arca3 Int s8d'
lhinqior, befonnt gagabeu rDur0e.
Iteben lett folgenba 8iteaerttnen
bereit, ben 3Defan Beg Soften arer-
ses 8ll 0ieneu.
lleber 1000 9fIe8crineen Yino tn
dftiben 7ienit beidaftigt.
9meitaltfen0 nirteu In Inter.
rffts. trr0 q1tsiduBarbeit.
gaeuntnuien0 Itno bercit, Iofort
~afnqesoqeA at meroen. uno 0urf-
idnitffih 1000 disgebil0ete 8fle-
Qerinnen arbeiten monatlldl freinil-
i'd INT gieaTtc beg Soften aren8es.
0ie SRI. Sane u, & aro, 8or.
liberin 0es Gflagerinnen ausiduiies
ofn 1ienstag Iagte beiteht Der all.
qeneine 4lan, @rnppen BON @fle.
aerinnci1. lueIhe lire Grfabrungen
III 0erIaIben Observation-Disclosures
4 pitnfcrn geiaHmelt 1aben,
Misunderstanding. 0eben ben @rtp-
ban fir 0ie @oipitdLer Der Araref
Inns marine fn0 9Tlegerinnengr1tps
bet fit gfotfale aebil0et iDor0eu
Eolfe Nrdbpen beiteben ans et1anl
grst uno Is gfIegerirnerr.
Fiir ipe8seGe Qufgaben aus9ebll
Sete 8flegerinlerL Die 5nBpflege
rrth1pd0H, 8eiitesfrdnfbeifen md
nffentlide @eian09eitspfleae Der0el
II gereitidaft gebolten. gfnh 5ranf
reid IND aumdaien iino bereit5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aeianot nor
sen. Neitere 9ldne, iolde Spe5ta(
pfleaerinuen nlf Soipitaler Der 3.
aartonnenfents Der arrnee 81 pertet
zen, ffu0 In 9or6ereitltng. @roB
1itriorge fpfro ferner Der 2rganilo
ticn ron 4flegetgrupper in oen 81
0ilbe3trfen Gerotomet.
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Hcuc ArieosItcMcrlt
bcrcits Int 1srGft!
nod suerhen FG bieItlbeu CRIT in n1'
aefGbr slust Muauten luIrtllG
flblbar MAIDEN.

MofhinQfou S. g., a. Oft
HRit Dem bel1tiqen Gage erlnngt bic
firsltm ongenolulaene ariegslteiteta
porlage @eiesestrait ua0 i~ruieradlb
atpeier WaoIiate pirb beinahe fem
Gurus. ODER Gaoarfai5artifel nbne
eitien srieggIteuer8uidlag fautIlA
Iein. @etrdnfe oller art mliijen bon
hette an / 9ro3ett meEr Steiierll
besahlen. Mulouobi[baltser 1abet
eire NeFibIteuer bon 3 &ro5ent 6es
ginEauFspreiIes Der Maidine 81 be-
rnbben. acknowledgment, aolt'
oururf, fotDie and 8iqnrreut 3iga'
retten un0 Sdnapttaaot mullen
gIeidfaas be6ellten0 b09er pertellert
pernerr.
geIpnOere a~riqgsiteHera itu0 aud
Fit Crbidaftef. @rtHoetgentuH,
gnafounleu, Gp%ortarttfel, 9lotor.
boote tirlD an0ere Qurusgegeuitanoe
DoraeIeheu. @om j. aloueul6er an
nuB audi cine 9lbga6e Dotl he etnenl
Gent fitr lie zoe GrpraBgc6l1ren er4
feat fper0er. 9etteu tn S6Ianna.
aen peroen nut 1ot %beiteuert. beitr1
Eintritt III einen @erein p0er 2oge
mitTlen 10 gro8eft oa8 @eitrages als
arieasIteuer obgeliefert tDeroer1
grieFe nilIien 8 Gents glarfen altt'
peiian. gud SeIep1nngaipr0he uni
gebelhen fDer0m b65er heiteltert.
Yursttr1 aaes miro 0ur6 Die Sriegsa
nefgern belaItd.
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p~cItpripilcoicit
I'M scr Sd1mcbe!
gerIdieSene FremSiprndiae 3eitrn"
ern iulcn non Der guitbcfDr-
Sernng dnsseidllUiicn iueroeH.

Mai6ington, 4. Oft. 8eitul1s
een uno 3ettifrtften, meIhe nod
lnftdt Der 9oitbe66roe gegen oas
e piOaagcgeIeB baritoBeu, meroen
t1alid por oas Tribunal 5itiert nH0
ioaer lire 4oItprioileeien %betliereri.
g8ie berittet befinoen iih inter Die
fen 8eitungen lie cine groBe oerti4e
3eitung bon 9{ep 9ort, Gbicago utlo
ct 2ouis.
3a5lreide 3eitidriften pllroen
bereits bon Der &oit6ef0roerltrtg
ausgeihIonen.
guBer 0ertidipradigen 8ettuns
aen, murben aud ioI6e, Die IN
unqoriider uno itaIieniider Sprade
.erf6GnerL BON 6ieier 8eror6ntng
betroffcn. Quh eugliiae 8eitungen,
.pie Der rM}tIpalltee 2eaoer" mo
an6ere ipllen gleihfalls BON Der
goitbef6roerltng alsgeiaIoIien lper'
ben.
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pcr5hirt0s Grnppcnt
iibelt ~Stnrtnan0riff!
ut NIT ben Gdicfleiitnneen beriels
aidlt su%FrieScn; 6anOsranateu
nebeHIGhlif.

anerifoniTtes GeIobauptquartier
III fyranfreidl A. Gtt. General
8eribing lieB beute bic hon ibm be.
fe6ligte omerifoniiden Erappen IN
Srontreih gturm 8egen eineu iuta'
1inGren Gefn0 loufer. Qerielbe ner.
lief erfolgreih. Sad Dem @tonoper
rief Der 2beritfomrnanoierenoe Die
Serren 9ffi3iere aur Grttif 3plarl'
men; geribing idgte ibnerl, Dob er
nit oem 5elergafeht Der Gruppet
nidt gol5 ~5ufrieoen iet. aGas Sc
pebr lit Die omerifdnii6e @affe",
laqte ar, a0os @apebr uno 0as 8os
ionett fiao bon gr6Bter @iati8teit.
SanOgranaten iin0 gut aIS 9tlts'
mittel; td berIouqe ober BON ieoeln
amerifauiihen 5oloateu, onB er
ihieBan fam"
Gin outerifauiider 5oIout befin6et
iit mad fttr5em Barrier @ltntulel IN
QreIt. er erfdien int 4nris, Gin
frm8oftides ariegsfrel8 nit gal.
men traqeno. Gr bebauptete, oaB
er 6asielbe erboIten babe, neil CT
cine Gtiegerbombe, Ole dnf 4orts
berabgalDorfen muroe, auffIng unf
.6ieielbe in bic Seitte lpori, ePe nc
unbeiL onrjhten fonrlte. &atIadt
mar, 0aB CT oas 8er6icuittrai3 tjir
feds Gr1nfan getmlft botte.
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g9i4 nblnLnt MAX Nitnen.

@uItoo eric 8ltitobiefb IDeld)er
gum Militaroienit einge3ogen wuroe
.uuo geitern init Dem Gmoha aufge.
bot mad Dem gLu8bil0ung5lager bat.
tc obreiiett ioaelt bat es berabidnn1t
it'd 3u Ttellen ltno rpnroe ipdter BON
einent 8unoasmarihoa IN @oft &c.
nontnen un6 Den Qtilitdrbeborben
tbqrIiefert. @uftobien oibt an, noB
ct einer reEigioieu Sefte on8e9ore,
'oie es berbiete, arieos6irnit au tln
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Sd,tucrc Oefedtc an
Scr SlanScFn Srcltt!

Berlin. 4. Oft, aber 2onOon.
9as ariegsomt meloete helGte nod.
mittaa, 0aB Die @rtteu on Der Sian
bern 5rout pieoer einen gemaItige1l
Qn0riff uaternommen b1ben. 5lt
Dem 9eridt BeiBt e.: Sic geItrigen
.@efe6ta ON Der 5lanoern -6ront ab'
telten 0enieuigea Der borbergegdtge
men paar Gage; Die 9riten morfen
Itorfe 3r1lppennoiien ge8en uniere
5teQuugen in Dem gpern abidnit.
Sulte frub ieBtan Die 8riten pieoer.
1ml 3tm 5turm on,
Gon ben Ibrigeu Eei(en Der 6font
jln1 fleiuere @eiehte gu meIoet."
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I. 10. W.'s lucucn
nid,t ousoclicfcrt fctns

Chicago Sa., A. Oft. Seoer
8. 20. 80, Der in onoeren Staoten
1rf bic gegen i'm bierielbit erbobe.
men anfIogen berbaftet muroe, bat
gerihtIide Ghritte eingeleitet, Inn
feline auslttferimq nah Slinois 5l
DerbinOern. aein ei18iger oieier Der
bafteten bat itd oq8u berait erflGrt,
freipilig neil bieitgeu @eriGten 81
itel[en.
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8cte Rren5
Sc1mciterm p~araeicrenl

Stem gorf, 4. on. = 9ettte miro
bier cine iulpoionte 9arooe ab8ebaI.
ten bon 10000 Rote areu8 5dpe-
tern, oenat iid 5niiden 10000
ul0 $4,000 aote aren8 4rbeiter
unb nn0ere onihlieBan mer6en. "a
M4itttapeaen ner0en iih In Der
Qara0e befiuber. Die aote areu1
Sdpeftern tper6ea baIo mad 6rouf.
reid eingeihifft ner0el.
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Seeoefed6t i'm
uSriatiincn 1lIcer!

9oi1ingtou, 4. Oft, Bel einem
3reffeu 5piidea DEM italienildcn
8erit6rer 4qttaila ltno eiEen otter
reifiiden arieosidiff in aoriatis
i6en M1eer muroe Gin oiterreidiiaer
Gffsier getGtet, Der aomnlan0ant
iflDer berlnun6et uno bic I. t. Stag.
&c obgeIdoiien, 2as ttaIieniiaa
un0 beriudte III brennen6erE 3uitan0
eineu italieniihen 9aien 5a errei'
den.
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gran slueimal In elmer gladit
~gefntbelt.

grat Soiepbine gao8ae 1852
@eIt groobmaD, Council 4Iafis,
mar1e lebfe g1adt 8rpein1al bon Ell
renr nnbefanIten Nann 46erfalen
unb aefnebelt. 5n bei0en 6lan
mar es br gelungen bic 4oli3et ST
oIar1nferen, Delhe iie bon ben 5ci.
f2a befreite. Gie aiei0er Der 6rall
ndren fat til 6aBn 5arrifen.
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gerlangt GntsieGung Der 2iqnor
giseus.

spe8ioI anfI6ger 3 s. Me@uire
bat I'M Gnuntp G,eriht beontragt,
0uB Der Ridaroion Grltg So. Die
2i3ens fit ben &}arfalf bon be.
ra1tfdenoen 8etranfea ent5oQeu uer.
be. Sic Jirtna fol- am %. Sep.
TENDER benz %regiitriertelt Qbornloci-
item 8. 81. 8opfirs 10 Sob alfo.
6o. berfonft baber.
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llep saIig6nrn aeht nad NranlreidI

9eb. Gtaftton 8. Salisbury Der
.lcbtes Snbr bic Omaha l%lniberIttdt
.obiolDiert bottle, miro iid 6ieie $50
de bon einem orueritaniideu Safen
nod 5ranfreid einidiffen, I'M bort
4rnee 9tenite 5u TIM.
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sdanSlide Sat clues qRcrifanerE.

lllalis aafrioo. etn N2eritaner,
muroe tpegen zines berbreneriihen
Angriffs nuf elm 5. iabriges 0}Gohen
tnter $1,000 8irgidoft geItellt uno
Dem 8iItrittsgeridt i6erpieien.
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Trou Waarttn gpeIih. cine lang.
iabriae getpobncrin bon siios0ua'
ia, ffdrb gcItrrn in ibrer &cbnuna,
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2713 6. Ctr. i'm utter bon so
S1brcn Gie bet1gte 6ran hatte
Iid fiirsIid ourd eiuen Gall Ser
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gpn einitiiraen6tr Qlaner perlett.

Beiln AbreBen elne5 alien Bal
6dll0es tpuroe Ger arbeiter Sobn Se.
beritb 301t Gebar Ctr, orlrd ben
Ginihir3 elmer @ater ihmer DerleBt.
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@rpEss fenerwert i'm gaie6aa garf.

t8elte dbeno perben int Ronrfe
4Qrf Iauien6e bon Geliten bic pDro-
tedniiden 6euerperfes p28ah oltf,
amerita!~ bciiftigen, tpelde Cit nii-
litariides @eprage baben uer0en.
8d6ren0 letter giadt Ditr0e bon
arbeitern cine 6etltng III eiHer aon-
lac bon 200 CUB ge6ont; S6iieens
grdben nur0en qegraben un0 lotlitt'
ae miIit0rii1e 9orrtdt1ingen getrof<
fen. Cine Shein Shlodt miro
beute a6en0 baielbit itattfiHoen, oil
Der ii6 Snfanterie, @odidul aaoct
ten uiru. befelIigen meroen, Die ct
nen Aneriff auf 8eronn Uieoerges
bai.-7er 8egiun oieier 5doulteI.
lung lit off S u9r abeaOs latge.
leet.
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Gs 9ibt Sonnet. uno M1ou0fin
i~ternjiie in Der Gei6ihte ME in
ben Hat1tr. Die unfunoiae Wlengs
be6t ba i9rem QnbIid uno ndbnt
es itdnoe ser 4alt ibr nntergong
6eoor; Der @aiie Iddelt rno tneiB.
oaB iie barl6eraebep.
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leAuuequ auge8open, bic sl tbrem
lobe fiibrten. gle hinter[dBt bier
g6bue uuo orci T6dtcr.
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Geroeu nidIt nnterindlt.

@oibington. 4. Git. Cine I'M
5erat eingereidte 0orl1ge nod mel.
der a0e regiittlerteu Kramer iotort
ar8tlid 1tnterfuht mer0en iolen tlt,
tueniqitens porldufig. nidt angenoms
men fDor0en. b. iopobt Der 5atat
ais aud oas 5aus fetae Der oafltr
notmeu0iqen BeiuiligunBen m0dte
Gieicr glan puroe fiir8lih ben @ous
oeraeuren Der beridie0eaeH Stdoten
sur g4egutddtung bordele8t nn0 MIR
8pat 6~erielben e~ntidie0en iid gegen
0ieie. 1ieje unterIudung iolltc bors
aenoatmen meroen, un Jeoen @a5os
geuen @eniB6cit 5u 9e5er, Oh er
nllitQrpfIidtig lit ooer nidt. 1trh.
Die 8etgerung obiger a6rpetiGaften,
bic sur unteriud4tng notiGea @eloe
mittel 5u bepiqigen miro 0ieier
9}lau iegt aaer0ing5 5anidte &C.
madt.
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Geleqentlid Der III 8ittsburg
i~tatt9ehobten &etRlon 6e5 t39. penn
ipfpontidan 6retmiqigen 9feginen-
te3 erhieIt ben eritan Rreis Fir Die
bette qbhoH0Iun8 ii5er oos Gbemo:
p~ltniera 5loage4 cine SfitIetin nit
ldmeu Marguratb G. alein.
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Ginarmiaer 6FprcHmanH bffr0i8t.

NlndfhIIgef UGpftNNIHHN DEtIVIHl.
So6n Setter, Der einarnliga @r
preBmann, Der ielt pieleu Jdbren
ieinen Gtan0 nabe Der goitofiice
6atte, murine beute na6mittdg Be-
er6tgt. Gr mar IS SaBre alt
un0 felt 80 3a1ren bier n%obnbaff.