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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07
WANTS
MORE SPEED
(Ry United Press)

Washington, Aug. 1~Presiaent
Wilson has urged speed OH the
federal trade commission in deter
mining the cost upon which the
government is to fix prices Of raw
materials.
The allies are pressing for sup
plies and the president has direct
ed that they shall not be gouged
in the war purchases.
Fixing the prices on coal, steel,
iron, coke, zinc, tin, copper, alu-
minum, lead, lumber, cement and
petroleum awaits the completion
of the Investigations Of the com
mittee.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07
ALASKA'S BOYS
TRAMP TO WAR
(By George Martin.

(By George Martln.
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Washington, Aug. 7.-Over the
lonely mountain passes, through
stretches Of wild country, con-
scripted youths Of Alaska, num-
bering $4,000 Americans are
trudging to register for the draft.
Among the number are several
hundred Esquimo lads.
Clad in heavy bear skins, with
big hoods, they are trudging
across ice and snow to add their
names to Uncle Sam s role Of hon
Or.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07
TWO BIG ks"
FOR RUSSIA
(By UNITED DRESs)
(By UNITED DRESS)


Washington, Aug. 7.-Russia
now looks to her two big ''K s.
Kerensky-Korniloff, to lead her
out of a military internal disor.
ganEatlon to stability aud
triumph.
Kerensky weilds the supreme
power Of the administrative
branch while Korniloff is vested
with absolute control Of the army.
Both have the entire support of
all Russian political parties ac-
cording to the view Of TIE Rus
sian embassy.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07
CROWN PRINCE
FORCES ATTACK
(RY UNITED PRESS)

Paris, Aug. Heavy fighting
broke out in the Verdun sector.
Following a heavy lombard
ment the forces Of the Crown
Prince launched a strong attack
against the French lines over a
front approximately three miles
along the left bank Of the river
Meuse.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07
APPARENT UNREST
TO DlsPEL
(BY UNITED PRESS)

Washington, Aug. 1.-The labor
situation of the United States is
i:ausing the government real
alarm.
War work is threatened to such
a. point that a concerted cam
paign was started today to dis
pei Immediately the apparent un-
rest among the workers.
The war, navy and labor de-
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07
GERMANY SAYS
"SAFE PASSAGE
tBY UNITED PRESS)

Madrid, Aug. 7.-Germany has
agreed to the safe passage Of hos
pital ships provided they carry
Spanish officers aboard guarantee
ing that only sick and wounded
men from France are transported
the Herald states.
Great Britain has thanked Spair
for obtaining this arrangement.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07
CW'MT' GOVERNS
PROFIT MAKING
(By United Press)

Washington, Aug. 7.-"SThe
government is about to lay a
strong hand on the profteering g
from the war;
Prices on steel and copper are
to be fixed to insure reasonable
profits to the producers, and i
fair bargain for the govern
government and her allies, it is
officially announced.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07

partments will name committees
to study and adjust the wages Of
the navy yards, arsenals and 9TH
er government works and to bring
about more uniform schedules.
The committee is to report
August "A as to the high cost Of
living and a determination Of the
share Of war profits believed to
be responsible for the unrest.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07
Teutoss Take
1900 Prisoners

Berlin, Aug. 1.-THE capture Of
1900 Russian prisoners and the
storming Of positions to the north
Of Foscania, is reported by the
war office.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07
ALLIES CONFER
in LONDON
(By United Press)

London, Aug. 7.-An allied con-
ference which promises important
results is in progress at Down
ing street, London, the official re.
sidence Of Premier Lloyd George.
Premiers Ribot, Of Farnce, Sor-
nino, Of Italy, and Pasitch, Of Ser
bia are here together with repre-
sentatives of the British and Ru-
manlan governments.
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Women Ready
for Mems Jobs
(By UNITED PRESS)

Moorehaven, Fla, Aug. T.
There are thousands Of women
throughout the country capable
and readv to step into the places
Of the men Of military age now
holding municipal, state and ma
tional government positions, is the
opinion of the first woman mayor
of Florida, Mrs. Marion N. Hor
Witz.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07

Mr.. L. T. Allsbrook, Of Richmond,
Va, is visiting his parents, Mrs. and
Mrs. Bernard Allsbrook.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07
NEWS-MAN H0AXES
THE raleigh 4! |. PAPER
Library
CLAUDE KITCHIN WA NTS SENATOR SIM
MONS TOGA
rADER SAYS IT'S FABRICATION

Il
T., . few decisive words which
Ianaot be mistaken Hon. Claude
zHcbin late yesterday afternoon
ore out to the representative OF
Mo Commonwealth the following
onIy to the aspersions that he was
bf1er Senator Simmons seat IN the
poate a story that was sent out
rom Washington by FL. b. Bryant,
correspondent of the News and
observer, and published III that
baper Yesterday morning that Mr.
Eitchjn contemplated being a can
ldate for the senate against Sen
stor Simmons.
,tIt is one Of those fake stories
that frequently emanates from the
lima oination of Washington cor
RESPONDENT" replied Mr.. Kitchln.
! II have never thought, or imagln-
ID or dreamed Of any such thing.
NV being a candidate against Sen
ator Simmons or any one for the
senate is not one Of the remotest
possibilities. "
The story that appeared in yes
terdav morning News and Observ
er under a Washington date line
is as follows:
WASHINGTON, Aug. "a number
Of the associates Of Representative
Claude Kitchin believe that he is
trimming his sails to enter the
race for the Senate against Sena-
tor Simmons.
Members Of the House = not
II North Carolina members - but
New Workers and others who are
experts in nosing out political
winds think that Mr.. Kitchin has
already opened his campaign. The
statement on the senate draft OF
the war revenue measure is look
ed upon as the "glove' that the
doughty leader of the House has
thrown down to the gallant chair
man Of the Finance Committee.
When asked today if he had
heard that Mr.. Kitchin would run
Tor the Senate, Senator Simmons
chuckled and then chuckled more
but did not give utterance to any
1urther declaration on the subject
The fight made on the House re
venue bill first, and then the
Senate bill by North Carolina cot
Ton manufacturers and others has
brought about a strange but in
terestng situation in the state.
A few of Senator Simmons ole
warriors will drift into the Kitch
IN camp and some of the Kitchi1
Neutenants Of former campaign
Will 60 to the Simmons party.
! 1t IS believed that Mr.. Kitchil
Will try to capitalize the differen
'eS between Senator Simmons an(
'ne cotton and other manufactur
efs who disagree with him on tn
war revenue bill. The outlook fo
"ely times fn North Caroline
: Tile near future is Frightening
An important angle to the Sim
-u0llS-hltchin contest over the re
.nue bill is Cameron Morrison
: Oharlotte, who represents tn
l'''oh mill people. Mr.. Morrison
as eeen Of the Simmons cam
years. 1t is understood that h
l. D' run for governor. If the a.
Is seo hltchin movement gets un
way where will Mr.. Morrison
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07
BITTER over
HUNS CABINET
(By John Grandens.)

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Berlin, Aug. 7.-Open dissatis-
faction with the new cabinet is
expressed by the liberal press.
The Tageblatt is bitter in its
statements that the people have
not been given a choice Of the
new government.
Mrs. VIII G. Smith, of Petersburg,
rand children are visiting Mrs. Bernard
Allsbrook
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07
MARKET REPORT.

(By Courtesy of Cobb Bros. Co., Nor
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1917-08-07

Local market "a cents.
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sSrensieS Sarmino".

Sin 8pnifer bat beiBen6e 8orta
iber Die aIlerneueite 8erriidtbeit
p6rensieb Gnrmtng4 geGlBert. Gr
meint, biele 2ette glaubterL aartof-
feln f0nntet in elmer I'M 8arlor uuf.
g~eftellten 1Snp Dor" ge3ogen tper.
ben. Beitn er init oieier amiiian.
ten llebertreibuug es fertig bringt,
an etfpoS tlebr 8ernunft ltno M2etbo.
De bein aartoffel. Hn0 8o~bnenpflau.
5et Der Commissioners Su geruob-
men, 10 bot Der Wtnnu ni6t umionit
gele6t uno eeipottet. glber SpoB
b~eiieitel 8enn man Die gtahridten
zines Cages iiherfliegt, Die iid NIT
Der Seueruug bei91ftigen urlO nit
ben ihIedten @rnteansiidteL nit
ben IniDeiiungen. mie jeoermann
lem eigener 5armer iein faniL Damn
1T man beinabe beriu9t, Ii9 aud
einige 8lr1nentopfe NIT 5rilhten oes
5el0es nr5uiesen, oas &eimen Der
fiinftigen Grnte ntn eigeren 8eniter
at beobdften ul0 oabon al tr6lt-
meit mie Die aartoffeIn gleidiam
brett IN Die Slide bineintpodIen.
Sbne 3peifel tperoen bel oieiem
8eriuh, ie0em aritmden @r0e o0er
Sano 6elofrii9te a~63utrosegL man.
6erlei Srrtiimer begongen peroen.
8ieI arbeit miro bergebli1 ieir, be.
le Samereien, bon oeten man ii1
bunoertfaItige grnte beripradL tper.
ben nidJt einmoI ~einf1lttge 5r1tdt
tragen. SrobOem miro Die Gorge
Dor Der 8llfunft SltnoerttouIenoe an.
ipornen INN nidt brmf3'd n-beIte,6
ipornerL iid Elm eigenes @1rtIein an
idaffen uH nitt gafi8 %ttltgeriiitet 3t
fem tnenn Sfmalbans ailhenmei.
tier 3u ipieIen beginnt.
SIM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6os ii9
friiber in Der Snuptld9e ouf 0ie
4~usfenoung bon &raftoten iiber Ole.
ie ODER jene @emiiieSudt begniigte,
berridt uttrmebr fteberbaite S6tig-
felt. Sdon 1T Der @eonnfe aufge.
tou6t, 10 cine glrt umerifaniI6es
arieesbrot mItatt 6eg iibIi6en arne.
rifoniiben @eiBbrotes eili5ufibren.
Setretdr Soulton bat iid Die &eoat.
teure bon so Srauen. ournalen mad
@aibiugton belteItt, nm nit 6ieien
einffuBreiden gerionen moglide
notwithstanding otf Dem 9tab-
rlmgsgebiete git belprehen. aon-
greBleute beIddftigen iid NIT Dem
@eomfeL S6dit. itilO gtie0rigitprei.
Re an b~erfigen. Man miro mabr.
iheinIi9 benz g~rdiioeute Die Boil
moht gebeu, ioIhe 8reisgren3en felt.
Suiesen.
Scr 3ei5en erflimint NIT ieOem
Gage reue BreisB09en. s9ie @elt
miro teurer NIT ieOem Gage, mon
lpejB niht. mas nod fonmen mag.
OF. .. SeroI6.)
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Scinen PdnNlcrlt
Gin KcHeoc!
9~rafOent Otis s. Gricn6 bon Der
Nit6eI WiOtor So. bersiFt ME,
Oak CT emit SanOler mar.

8efanntlih f6nnen Die glltomo-
bilbdnnler 5t ben borgeI6rittenIten
@ei9dftsleuten ge8dblt iperoer, unO
ipeitn MIN elmer BON i9nen es bis
gum &rdiioentet elmer Der 9r6Bten
Alttonobilfabrifcn gebradt bat, fam
man ii1 Elm Bib bon ieiner Gid.
tiefeit MAIDEN. Sin folder Monn
lit Brdii0ent Otis s. 5rienO bon Der
Deitdea Mtotor Gompatb, Snc., Ser
nod Dor 8polf Sabren einfader
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mar. 9ieler
@eiA1fts5tpeig nn9rt tbu 10 gefan-
gen, DaB er ben Gnti1luB faBte, bal6
Elm etgenes groBes @ei91ft at be-
ginnen. 0ies gelang inn, er ltieq
iueiter itno wltroe General erfaufg
letter Der Mit6eG 60. gus folder
bat er itets Oas @eitreben gebubt,
init ben 5ablloien &Gn0lern Der sir.
ma I'M Son0e perionlid in 8eriib-
rung un0 befannt gu bleibea. 9ies
bot ibnl inter 0enielben ent9ulialti.
ide 5reunoe beri6afft ouf Die iiG
$err 6rieno umbeotngt berlaTien
tam, ME ite it4 ottf i'm. sic mii.
len, oaB ieoes 8ort, 6os CT ioqt,
Dabr lit. o9ie Mitdel" iogte e.
ner, bat in oieiem Sabre 81 nelie
gTtraeigeni6afteub o6er es ltnb
131 8inge bon 8ert, Die &rdii6ent
5rienO ben lopalen S1tt0lern gegen.
it6eE ~prdientiert, lulb Der S1n6e0rud
oieies friiberen Gamblers uno ieei.
gen Brdii0enteu an feline ebetnoltget
&oaeget berbiir9t ben @rfoIg Der
Wlithea."
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Guanien bleibt neutral.

8aris, 2. Mot. - Ger ipaniIde
Miniiterpraii6eut Mtnttra Bot ole CT
tlarltng a6gege6en, odB trob oes bon
ben glQiierten oltsgeiibten 9ruds
Spauien in 6ieieH ariege mad tpie
Dor neutral bIeiben iper6e. Spanien
ge90re ieiner SntereIienipDdre 8ufoL.
&c ~aaerOings Su ben eliropaiiden
8eitmddten. ga england itd nber
in ben geitb Der StraBe bon 81.
braItor geiebt uno 8ranfreid ben
&eriud) gertadt babe, Wtaroffo
beiutIid gu nebmcii, oas oo9 NIT
6ug uno @e6t al Gp1nien gebort,
tonne Die ipnuil6e Hegierlrng iif)
nid)t init ben Aaiiertet befreulloen,
o1Ber Die StroBe bon Gibraltar foae
an Sponien 8uriid unb @larotfo
miro ipaniides @ebiet. u
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Was sic pcIen
i6woren miiiem!

9ie Seerestommifion 0es probf.
iortiden Stadtsrates 0es 90nigrei6s
8oIen i6lGgt ben 8ertraImdGten
folgen0e @i0esformel fir oaS polni-
i1e Seer Dor: SD idp0re sn @ott
Dem aant1dtigen 1trtO ganiienoen,
@oIen, meinem gaterlanO uro Dem
fiinftigen a6nig bon @olen (eben.
tuelle a%enorung: Der poInti6en
StaotsgelpaD aIs SoI6at trea u1o
ebrii6 gu 2ouoe iiuo gu @aiier, ON
ieoem Srt tnO 5n ieoer Belt gu bic
men; reoIi6e 8uffenbrii0eriHaft ben
oetlti4eu, 0iterreitif1 ungnrtiden
uno perbiin0eten Seereu az iDdBren;
Dem bon ben Ronarderi, Die fir Die
llnabbdngigfeit oes polniihen 5taa-
tes biirgeit fir Die 9auer oes gegefl.
pdrtieen &rieses be8eihneten 9ber.
befeblsbober, IONIC oqen meinen
gorgeieBten geboriam al iein, ibre
9efeble uno 8oridriften geiatt aus
5ufiibren ufb inutler un0 ii6eroa
mid 10 al berbnlter, bab id ais chr.
Iider un0 obne 8i0eriprt9 meme
8fLibt %erfiilerber SeIoat Ieben mo
iterben fdnn."
Qn6 aluabme oieier GiOesforneI
ioa Der Stantsrat unber3igIi9 an
Die 8ltrbfibrlng Der @erbung fir
6as poIniife Seer idreiten.
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RM6lanG bcrcitet
maiRinotcn Screen!
Serfderunsen rnIiider Miniitcr
5eritrcnen bic Angit bur &c.
paratfrie6en uidt.

g8aibinston, 9. 92ai. Ole rai.
iiife Situntion maft ben aaiierten
uto ben bteiieen offiaiellen areilen
iDeiter idfpere Gorgen. glle be.
rubigen6en @erIi6erungen Der Mit.
glie0er Der probiioriI1en 9tegierunq
IN Netrogra6 baben Die 8efirbtan.
gen nidt 81 5eritreuen bermodt oaB
Rublano oo9 aus Dem &rieqe aus.
iheioen tnO einen Seporotfrieoen
ihlieBen mag. 8os ipiir6e notiirlid
einen iflueren S6Iag fir Ole Gnten.
te biloen iino gemoItige @nItren.
gitnget bon Seiten Ser Ser. Staaten
n%otinenoig MAIDEN.
Gage nod b6aig nnflar.
Sic Sommtii6re Der entente bas
ben Dem Br1ltoenten @ilion uno Sen
8eamten 6es Stoatg. Departments
betrdhtlide auffldruug ii6er sic
ruiiiide Gage gegebeiL aber oieIe lit
fr0b0em im1ler nod unfair. gs
tonttte bis iebt niht feitgeIteat tuer.
cen, tDie iturt bic 6rieoengbenegung
inter Dem ruiIii6en 8oIfe eigentlid
lit, nn6 Der l1mitan0, oaB 6ie boz
litiiden Giibrer itnb Die probiioriIde
Regierutlg iid uiht arf cine be.
ftimnte, feite golitit att eintaen Der.
nlogett, biloet cine groBe @efabr,
0eltn es iii 81 befirdten, ooB 6ag
Berlangen nod 6rieben Inn ie6eH
greis aagen1ein ner0en maa.
5offen naf Geiterrci .llngaru.
4uBer ben BreIIe.9 epei9en nn6
ben Snterbietus, tpel6e rnliil6e @ei.
inter beri6ieoenen 3eitrnesforre.
iponoenten getpdbrt IN, ftn6 idon
lett mebreren &agen feline gadrid.
fen uebr bon getrograo einoctrof.
fen. GS IdBt ii9 0o6er unno0Lid
nit 9eitimmtbeit iagen, mas in GltBs
Inn0 borgabt.
SIN StdatSbepnrtement Q[atbt
llidlt, ulo bofft, DAB gtliBlano nltr
nit Oeiterreid- ltngarn einen Sepa.
rntfrieone idlieBen miro, ipenn elm
iolfer iiberbalpt 8n Gtanoe fornn1t.
Dos tuiir0e eitlen Griumpb fir Die
entente bil6eit itnb Die boait6nOiae
SioIierung 9eltidlanos beoeuten.
CAB Nublnn0 ultb Die 9oppelmonar.
die iib einigen mogen, miro nidt.
ais intpnbrideinltd betr1dtet, 0enn
man lit bier Der 4nfidt, 0oB lid
2eitererid rno ltngarn in einer
ihIefteren Gage befin0et, ais
GeutidIono, uno Gaiier aarI bon
ben bieIcn g6Iferi6aften feine3 gieb
DIES g%e5iptingen iperoen mag, 6rie.
ben BIT idIieben tin6 feline @erbiit.
0eten tbrem SAifinl 5a ii6erloIien.
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Mer. 6~ricosminiitcr
Obre9cn ~reIiomiett!

Staot Merito, 2. @2ai. ~ arieqs.
minilter General 0bregou, elmer Der
9aitpHtisen Der 8egierung, bat Iet.
ne 8eiignation eiugereidt. 9ielelbe
tom gang inermnrtet, ln0 Garrdn3a
bate fiber 0araltf gerehnet, 6oB
or in ieirem aabinett b~erbleiben
luiiroe. 0breeom gibt ieinen i6IeG.
ten @eiunl 5eit83uitono aIs @ruuo
fir Die Reiignation olt ln0 erfL1rte
GarranSa eegeniiber, 6aB er ftets
iDillens uflO bercit iet, Mierifo in it.
aen0 einem nationalett o0er interna.
tionolen Rotfaa at 6ienen.
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S~taatsbanptitaSt BON
Jatnois ,~,trcd,en"!

Springfield, 81, 2. @toi.
Springfield tpir6 beitte feline IestQ
fcndtfr6bltde 9tpdt fefern, benn am
1tittnod, BEN 2. Wiai, UNI gtitter.
noht tDerben ale Sdontpirtidafteu
i6re Siiren idlieBen, oo bic Erode.
nen~ BET Der lesten 8abl einen Sieg
iiber bic ygeulien" errimgen baden.
Gine gerufung Der Ietteren i'm
0bergerift, Die Q%bitimmling aIs I'M.
giiltig 5u erfl1rert, lit abgelebnt NOR.
Ben, bod Ioa nod Elm Deiterer Ser.
iith geniaft perben, Inn Die SdIie-
bung Der @irtldaften 81 berbtn0ern.
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At9tMn0, ,,Patmcnie"
pom Berlin, Heb!

9(n Die MitgIieoer 6es 8ereins
oSoru1orie" bon Berlin lta0 Inn
gegeno.
ga Oas Griibiabrgfeit am 81.
April Der ungiinitigeu 8ittertng
tuegen nidt abgeboIten tperOen tonn.
tie, miro es am Sreitus, ben 4. @lni
Itattfinoeu. MitgIie0er, Die oieieg
leien, fin0 freun0lid gebeten, ale
SreitnOe onrauf oufmerfiom at ma.
bert. anfang s ltbr. altgm1rtige
tonnen 0ur6 MiitgIieoer eingefiibrt
iueroen. @inla0ttnQen tperoen nidt
pieber geianot.
9os &onitee.
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Aasbrnd BON 3ndtbaaslsru Der.
eiteIt.

Solicit, 81, Q. @lui. = 3pei
3adt6dnsler, Soiepb 2engen uno
brnrD &auler, bic in Cool County
pcaen einbru9s bertrteit tuorSsa
pareh mndteft ben pergeblihen Ser.
fld, nus5abrpden. Die bei0en bot.
fen Die Giienitanget in ibren 8eaen
aurdiagf, uno iie iuur0en BON einem
Auiiebrr babel erpiidt, oIs Iie iid
bclnubten, Die Stnneen 81 bieeen,
unl eBtiIiebea al toHnen.
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8ne Fa6rt in Unto hinein.

Gde 40. un0 2enbeniDortb Ctr.
puroe Elm alto, in Dem ii6 Serbert
SO. ellis, 800 IiioL. 26. Ctr. uu6
Sri. @race 2an0 bon Scottsbluff,
Ne6r., befan0en, bon einem Sitter.
aug erfnBt. SRI 2anb trug einen
Sdenfelbuid uuo gerletungen ON
'aopf 6abon iDdbreno gais chen.
fnus berlest nuroe. geioe iuurOen
nod be INST. 2oiepb SoipitnI iiber.
fiibrt.
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ct. SpTeph Marftberidlt.

ct. Soiepb, 2. @iai.
&~inSbie6-3ufubr 1900; Narft
Iangiam.
SGiueius-8ufubr 1900; Nlarft felt
bis 15c niebriger.
80hIter 8reis 1885
9ur1ldnittspreis Is. 25--t5.S5
Sdnfe-3uiubr $500; @lartt ID
bober.
@efatterte 21uner .t7.40.
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RmHen ntii1en luieScr
ans t1lmih binams!

aonitontinobel, iiber 2on6on 2.
@oi. - Gas tirftide arieosnrnt
meIoet, ooB Die Guiien tpieber aus
Mtttib bertreiben tpltr0en ur0 ii6 in
n6rblider GtGtung 5uriif3ieber.
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Hcidbsk0nsler iuirN
kcine S~ticcenscffcrtc
i'm Reig6sta0 MAIDEN!
Der ugOrDdrts1 iaet, Dap bic Sies.
be5asIide Antanbiamns ans
Der emft srsriffeH 1T.

aAmiteronin 2. @aai. fiber Son.
Don. Gas Organ Scr 6elttlden
5oSiaIiiter, Der gerliner gortpdrtg,
iteat Beite enti9ieoen in g(bre0ee,
cab, laut NeI6ungen Oes 8erIiner
Iageblattes, Der gfei9sfausler NOR.
gen M aeidstus peiferee Srieoeng.
boinalHgefl MAIDEN tpir6.
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Snoba 2. Rot.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500.
8eefitiere langium, 10-15c ODER
nieoriger.
Cute b. bette 10.50-1t.50.
0itteIm. 8eebes 10.50-11.50.
8etp6bnlide 9.25A10.25.
ailbe Ii. Sellers langidut 10-15c
ooer rieoriqer.
@rte b. bette Sellers 9.0O-10.76
Cute b. bette &itbe 8.25-t0.25
Mittelut. 9iibe 7.75-8.25.
8etuobnlthe 5.50-7.75.
aorngefiitterte Gtiere 9.5O-9.75
Stoders ii. SeeOers Iottgiam bis
nieoriger.
Cute b. bette Seekers 8.75-9.50
MitteIm1bige S.00-8.75.
@epobnIi1e 6.75-8.00
Cute b. bette Stofers 8.50-9.75
StoG $eifers 7.00-9.75.
Stod &ibe 6.00-9.25.
GtoG &1Iber 7.50-10.00
@eoI &1lber 9.00-12.50.
9uas II. Stags 8.00-9.50
S6iueine-3ufnbr 10000: Marft
offen SC nieoriger gu &c b6ber, ge-
p0bnli9 felt.
8ur6I9uittspreis 15.15-15.50
@66Iter 8reis 1855.
Sdafe-3ufubr $500; Marft itarf
bis 10c h6her.
2Gmnter 16.50-17. 40.
Hammer 25-50c bober.
S1brlinge 13.00-14.50
@i00er 12.50-13.5O.
Mntterihafe ii. 75-13.25.
@efittterte Mrtterfdnfe 1000
@ierif. gaittteri6nfe 11.6O
Chicago @arft6eridt.
gbicdeo, 3. 91ni.
acknowledgements $4,000; Morft
meiItens 10-15c nieoriger.
Sdiueine-8ufubr $4,000; Rorft
often Sc ~nieortger.
S6diter 9reis 1896.
9urhidntttspreis 15.55-15.90
Sdafe-8ufnbr 10000; @orft felt
bis 15c h6her.
@efiitterte 2dnuter 17.40.
6anias Gitb @arttbrridt.
4anios @itD, 2. Moi.
atinSbieg-3uh1br $500; Rarft
Iangiam uno aieSriger.
goIordoog 1886.
@ontanos 11.30.
Sdbrlinee bober.
Stoders felt Bis firm.
&iibe II. Sellers felt.
SdWeiHe-3ufiibr II, 900; 9aarft
5-t0c nieoriser.
666Iter grcis 1890.
9urhidnittspreis 15.0O-15.S0
Sdafc-3uiubr 5000; Iaorft 15r
hober.
Gefltterte 2Gniulsr TAO.
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SeoesmaIs pern bic Gngldttber
8ritqel befommen baben, muB &o'
Mig &onitontittos als &riigelfnabe
berbolten.
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&err 8aIfour pia. feline aaions
nit amerifa. Gg nil nur, oab Die
Ser. Stanten NIT a~nitrenelng aler
arafte in arieg bleiben, Bis eng.
LAMB eefiue bat.
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Calais Standardization at.
tafiert-@ie lid Die britiide Slot.
te trent, 0ob tie hp9 oben IN Sdoit.
Lamb I'M fideren Snfsl IieGt.
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.2lMitcrte kSnncM
beitn bcitcn WiAcn
nittt ~pcrp6rts!
@eOer bic 8ritru nOdj bic 5ran3UIcn
f6uucn bas iid seitefte 8iel
crreidDen.

Berlin, 2. gtai .iiber 2onOot.-
Gas oeutI6e arieesomt meloete ben.
te, DAB Die britii9en uu0 froHS6-
liiden auitrengltngerL bel Gems i'm
GorOen un0 all Der aisne I'M eli.
Den borauOrtflget febIi9Iuger. Sn
Dem 8eridt beiBt es: n@eIt[id
bon Gems nabe RondD itn6 Gontoi.
ne, bra6en Die britii6en Iebtnd6t.
li6en angriffe itHter unierem let.
CT 5niammen. gei GerneD un0 aud
an Ser Aisne tplroen madtboae
frans6iii6e glngriffe obgei6logen.
GorooItIi9 bon SilerD brotten
mir benz 5einoe i6pere 9erluIte an
Gotten uno @~ertuunoeten BEL uno
madten 80 @efangene. 8Gbreno
Der @efedte ont Wontag in Der
Champagne gerieten 400 G~ran8oien
III @efangeni6aft.
@ld ntft an einent einaigel
guutt baben sic 6ran3oien Dos itd
geitedte 8telo6ieft erreidt."
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Hrans4fide @lelbnnaen.

9oris, 2. glai. - 2ffi3iea miro
genieloet: Sn Der Mont Sntt uno
@iorlt gorniIlet Gegion fan6 lebte
Raht Elm ungeulein beItiger artil.
~IeriefompF ftatt; in benz abi6nitt
bon @parges u"rtterttnbmen uniere
Gritppen etnet erfolgrei6er 11eber.
faa ouf feinoIide 6dibergrGben.
sSn Dem @el1noe bon Mtont gornil.
let ent6rmulte elm idlperer aampf
nit S~an0granaten uno tpeitli6 bon
ben 96ben getpanner1 mir ettpas on
@runo uno 8oOer. Gertide angrif.
fe Spii6en gerrep, SurtebiIe urto
Grnonre nltroen .nbgefpieien. 8ra1-
8oiiihe 8ntrouillen madten 1T So.
tbringen cine @r5obl @efangene.
8et 8ou8ieres puroen mebrere
fein0Gide 3epots erfoIgrei6 bei6oI.
ien.
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|W[0vQANgN s sss'' =.
Tas Befte Ia Eanbebsue.
Watiuee fiaiin 2.15. 9tbeuos 8.16.
SrnIenua MpdN Ghuiu

iInter Der 2effnttg bSH Manrfin Bed,
p9be @redter Murgnn Dancers, SQrafo
Duff, Srnnees gtoroitrum rlD WtIilra 1iilEs
@bereits globeItD Circus, Tbree Sobt, Exa
pDeanl Jtetie6iloer.
Breife @tatiHees: Bette Cite 26e, na8nss
noHlf1en @aflstag uitD SonHtna. @nnegae 19G
gbeuos: TO- 25, so uro tee.