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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
Fruit-Eatinq and water-DrinkInu.

Most fruits contain from IS to 95
per cent water, and balance of woody
fiber, or cellulOse, fruit sugar and min
erals. Thus the free use of fruit daily
insures greater supply of water to
the body. The cellulose of the fruit
supplies the bulk and a mechanical
stimulation which promotes waste elm.
inatlOn. Acid fruits. such as oranges
lemons, lines and most cherries, con-
tain certain chemical compound
called "vitamines," in a very stable
form. These vitamines are believed to
purify the blood and to prevent scurvy
and various skin diseases.
Science Monthly.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21

Her clothes are Chinese-there is no
mistake about that--and the pose is
purely Oriental, but yet this girl sit
ting cross-legged on the table isn't Chi
nese at all. She is Miss Leila S. Cor
don of Washington, and she is Ameri-
can all the way through, so you can't
always believe your eyes. Miss Cor
don is the daughter of Mrs. George
Barnett of Washington, the wife of
Major General Barnett. The photo
graph was taken at the annual cos
tune ball at Narragansett Pier for
local charities, which accounts for the
Chinese attire.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
BRAVES SEAS PERILs ALONE
In the Sir Francis Capt. Drake Has
Sailed More Than $4,000 Miles
Without Company.

Though a little boat, smaller than
most of the bay schooners lying around
it at Pier 6 Pratt street, the Sir
Francis, of Seattle, Wash, proudly
bears the distinction of having sailed
more than $4,000 miles of very ad-
venturOus voyage under the lone guild
ance of one man, Capt. Thomas Drake,
known as the Hermit Of the Seas.
Capt. Drake is the incarnation of the
old rhyme about "the dashing crew
and the captain bold and the mate of
the Nancy brig" for his long voyage
was made without the company of
human soul. When a reporter from
the American visited Capt. Drake on
his little vessel yesterday afternoon,
he was just cooking his supper on
little stove in the cabin, and the place
had a very cOzy appearance. The
boat itself is very novel, having been
built to the captains own ideas. She
is 80 feet long and 10 feet wide and
draws about five feet of water She
is registered at five tons, but according
to the captain she is only about four
tons draft.
Capt. Drake left Seattle on July %,
1915, and since that time he has sailed
down the Pacific through the Panama
canal and up the Atlantic ocean, fin
ally reaching Baltimore. He carries a
three months supply Of food and water,
and on one leg of his journey was out
on the sea for more than six weeks,
covering distance of 2,400 miles. His
last stop was at Annapolis. The boat
is loaded with curios Of the sea, and
the collection is of rare interest. Capt.
Drake welcomes visitors, and the Sir
Francis will be at her berth for several
days.-Baltimore American.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
Food and Lodging Prices.

Hotel rates have advanced a couple
of times since the war, a room and
bath in one of the best hotels cost
ing 20 francs a day and up. In the
next class of hotels a room and bath
can be had for IA to 16 francs. By
the month one can find quarters for
as little as 60 francs, and u decent
room rents at 80 to 100 francs.
Dinner in one of the best res
taurants will cost, with an ordinary
good wine, about 20 francs a plate.
Before the war it would have amount
ed to IA or Is francs.
All in all, however, it is the inherent
thrift and saving of the French peO-
pie that is tiding them over this pc
riod of stress. AS France surprised
Bismarck in 1871 by raising almost in
n day the staggering indemnity he had
saddled on it in the expectation Of
keeping it in Germanys debt for so
wears, so the average French person is
surprising even trained economic OBJ
servers today by subsistlng on what he
or she has and what he or she draws,
a sou at time, from the boarding of
other years. Despite the enormous de-
pOsits in French banks, proof is not
lacking that the French strong box is
the same today as it always has been
the cracked teapot and the wOOlen
stocking.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
PRICES IN FRANCE MOUNT TO CLOUDS
105 YEARS OLD, WANTS
TO FIGHT THE KAISER

Portland, Ore.-Although he
Is one hundred and five years
young" and fought in the In
dian and Civil wars, Uncle"
John Dowd Sr. of Willamina,
Ore, has not had enough Of ex-
citement and wants to enlist in
the United States army and go
to France to fight the Germans.
He is as earnest in his desire to
enlist as any youthful recruit
DOwd walks two miles daily and
often makes six miles on foot.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21

| pound, but usually cost franc-2O
cents-in shops. ArtichOkes can be
bought Mt 40 to so centlmes apiece,
but usually range around a franc.
Salad, which before the war was so
cheap, is now an expensive article.
Lettuce enough for two or three per-
sons could be bought for couple OF
sous in 1914; today II will cost = or
10 sous. ROmaine Is also very high.
Green peas have not advanced as
sharply as the other vegetables. but
the demand is limited.
Cheap and medium priced clothing
for both men and women has ad-
vanced steadily in price during the
last three years, with shoes showing
the most pronounced increase, due to
the leather shortage because of the
army's demands. Ordinary high shoes
for men which cost % francs before
the war. are now marked at 36 and 80
francs.
WOmen's shoes, too, have advanced
as sharply.
Good socks and stockings are al
most impossible to find in Paris to-
day.
Couturieres of the Rue de la Paix
Of worldwide reputation have nor
advanced prices much for robes,
dresses and tailored suits. There has
been certain increase, but even be-
r - ~
listed so high that the artists who sell
them lack the nerve to boost the price
higher
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21

morning and it is to be believed that
lunching from the pantry shelf Will
be a popular pastime with the suffer-
Ing seven for some days to come.
In addition they suffered that
agony of boyhoods shame, a licking
In the presence Of grinning grown-ups,
and still further horror, the grOwn-ups
were their sworn enemies, the police.
The seven had been caught red
handed robbing a store and arrested.
Chief Seymour had them rounded
IN in the station and their mothers
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
WIVES MARKET THE FOOD
Attend to the Business Details While
Husbands Continue Labors in
Field.

Canton. 0.-Farmers' wives are
bringing their produce to the Canton
war market and allowing their hus-
bands to continue their labors In the
field. This hit of conservation is the
Idea of tina local woman's committee
of the council of national defense and
vas brought successfully into opera
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21

A Texas inventor has patented
hinges which enable a door to be
hung so closely to its frame that nc
cracks that pinch fingers remain.
1t Is reported that an attractive
market for safe cabinets and steel
office furniture could be created in
New Zealand by educational adver
tislng.
There is a breed OF cattle in the
Samoan Islands the bulls Of which
seldom weigh more than 200 pounds
and the cows seldom more than 1GC
pounds.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
MUCH IN LITTLE

A now telephone receiver is so small
that It can be inserted into the ear
instead Of being held against it.
Efforts are being made in China to
revive the ancient Chinese art of por-
celaln manufacture, which has fallen
seriously behind in recent years.
The savings banks Of the state Of
California contain deposits amounting
to SGO1 133,81s, which gives everyone
In tre state, man, woman and child,
S2IO,S2.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21

they they and
the tion"
size and her
to make fromh
applicants
feminine young man. the applicants
half barnard his brother loft hand
She
of
blush
a
They took her she told them what They
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
Not Very Paying!

Black-After getting all your money,
did the mining company give any ex-
PLANTATION for no dividends?
White-Yes; they wrote that they
had been following u vein of humor -
The Lamb.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
Woman Kills RObcat.

Roundup Mont.-ThinRing she was
chasing Il thieving coyote which had
been killing her chickens, Mrs, A. b.
Ward. assisted by the family dog, a
few nights ago put an 1S-pound bob
cat up tree and then killed 1t with
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21


He departed
ed Sure enough the baritone singing his floating
Again uOusy appauded by Jail inmates
This
merely
they didn't anything about it.
The mysterious baritone keep his identity
how his Will
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
Meat Price Doubled.

Meat has doubled in nearly every
case, and in the exceptions it has
increased more than 100 per cent.
Pork takes the lead, a small chop
often costing as much as l franc
80 centimes. nearly 80 cents. Sliced
ham and bacon are marked at pro-
hbltive prices, but then few French
people eat them. Veal and lamb are
the favorite French meats, and they
have both doubled in price. A roast of
veal will cost from three to three and
a half francs kilo--two pounds and
4 quarter. Beef has scared like an
Arplnne, costing four, five, and even
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21

ton only after weeks of untlring
campaigning in the rural districts. If
there is an extra rush at the curb
market the members of the commit
tee aid the farmer women in selling
their wares.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21

choice reservations in the cell blocks
eheered Justify and clapped their
hands. The baritone succeeded in at
tracing an appreciatlve audience on
the outside, too. Traffic was blocked
in the street, while the baritone went
through his repertoire.
But there's a mystery about 1t.
An Investigator rushed into the Jail to
learn what prisoner possessed such an
exquisite voice.
There's been no singin' goin' on
In here" vOuchsafed one of the
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21

black and supple strap appeared IN the chef
boys gazed desparingly another
turned the mothers and the chief ao merely
policeman Stood the WINDOWS
moments silence and there rose
and nacked small
again. And after ha-oh
YOu just wait till
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21


that she had spent the
bring Mr. Mcconnell realize his
a husband"
charge brought against him by his
he Lizzie Zang
his before
jealous in showing his sister
good time"
Mcconnell expressed her determination not to attend the
he would his sister and
ghtersT arrived home at ! g.
husbands pokebook and
to tme She stated that she
returned Zanga her out of her home
he by
home and Elk matters up
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
Prisoner in County Jail Lifts Voice in Song

CCAGoThere is mysterious baritone in the county jail This gentle
- considerable a
that greeted his The having
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21

a well directed rifle shot. The animal
was lean and hungry, showing evil
dence of having gone through n hard
winter. The Wards are farmers in the
Bull Mountains about eight miles from
Roundup.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
Gotham Judge Has Poor Opinion of "Nosey Women

NEW YoRKA doesn't have tell his what when
"
ruling handed Justice Stein police
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
Rod Not Spared on Seven Detroit Boy Brgands

DETROT-There small boys Highland Park who disagree
Solomon
Scripture They not spoiled the other
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21

United States navy station, the United
States Marine corps and both Virginia
regimental headquarters, nlpped the
plan completely, and "he," as she
called herself, got no further than to
make a request to enlist.
"Look me over" she told Sergeant
Freeman, when she climbed the steps
of three floors in Broad street, where
the sergeant holds out in the interest
of the federal army. al have been to
the Marine corps and to the navy" she
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
Everything Except Rents of Fine
Apartments Have Gone Up
Under War.
JUMP rs TO 200 PER CENT
Meats Head the List; but Clothing Is
Not Far Behind-Scarcity of La
Dor Is Big Factor in Increased
Cost of Living.

Paris.-One single item excepted,
everything in France has advanced
from % to POO per cent in the last
three years. The rent of large apart
ments Is the only item which has de-
creased since the war began, and that
Is due to the fact that thousands of
oreigners-AmeriCans chietly-pack-
ed off to the United States in August,
1914, subleaSing their homes for a
song, and thousands of French people
who formerly had handsome places
can no longer afford the upkeep, es-
pecially with coal almost impossible to
get and with the servant question a
greater problem than 1t ever was.
Today one can find a handsomely
furnished apartment of seven rooms
or more in Il fine modern building, with
all improvements, at a cheaper rental
than the place would have cost un-
furnished before the war. But one
would find also an elevatOr-of the
brand-that does not work,
radiators with no heat, hot water
pipes with no hot water, and a re-
StrictiOn on the very amount of gas
and electricity consumed per month.
And with positions at good wages in
factories open to every girl
from sixteen years up, it IS almost
to find house servants.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21

ble." This judicial opinion was
prompted by the airing Of the troubles
of one James Mcconnell, who admitted
that he is the human prototype of Mr..
Jiggs, of cartoon fame.
Mr. Mcconnell is a mOlder, and
for many years he has never missed
one OF their annual picnics. Mrs. Nc
Connell says that she doesn't care for
molders' piCnics.
81 take it that you consider a
molders' picnic similar to Dinty
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
Small Apartments Dearer.

Rentals for apartments of one, two,
three, or even four rooms, on the
other hand, have mounted steadily.
They are in demand by the well-tO-do
refugees, Belgians and those from
the north of France who arrive in
large patches daily.
Telephones were increased exactly
30 per cent year ago. Today line
costs 600 francs yearly instead Of 400
with unlimited cals-but the sub
scriber must pay for the instrument
and pay for the wiring and other work
done by the electrician who installs IT..
Bread is truly the staff of life of the
French, and bread has not risen in
price One buys still the long loaf for
five sous, or exactly One-tifth of 1t for
one sou. But it is no longer the won
derful white pain" for which France
was noted 1t is dark, rather sour and
soggy, and is day old before being
sold 1t is understood that when the
nation goes on bread cards this au-
tumn and the amount allotted to each
will be smaller, the bread will be
whittier and better and served fresh.
Wine, next to bread. is essential at
the French table, and here one finds
a sharp advance in cost. Before the
war a bottle of fair win Ordinaire,
either red or white, could be bought
for 60 centimes, or II cents. Today
the same wine will cost at least one
franc, probably 1.25 and possibly 1.5O,
and a deposit must be left on all bot
ties because there is a great shortage
with bottle manufacturers working
almost entirely for the army. And
after one has paid five sous deposit
on the bottle and returns 1t he usually
receives only three sous back, the
wine merchant explaining there Is n
charge of two sous for rental Of the
bottle.
The better the wine the greater the
increase in price, especially If it comes
from Champagne or any other section
In the zone of the armies where there
are difficulties to the industry. Good
dry champagne that cost II francs be-
fore the war now commands IS or 20
francs, and the sweeter varieties are
only franc or so cheaper.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-21
WOman's Bluff Was Good, but 1t Failed to Work

RICHMOND VA least tried over"
IN crung Richmond
the United States the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-30
RegiItrierullg.

Vim 5ten Snni finSet BE Nesiitrie,
ring Der miIitarpfE&tisen ianseu
Ranner ftatt.
&c 1T MIR Elm Nesiitriernnsstas
Der 5. Sani.
Seber, Ser am 5tra Suai II Sabre
alt it nnb ieber ber ann 5ten SAM
nod nidJt 81 Sabre at 1T, nrlk nd
rcgiitrieren laHrn, % er Niirger ber
Ser. Staaten 1T pSer nidt, ob er 6as
erfte HaSier bat ober nidt. Ct ranh
I'd regiitrieren laftn, and ipenn er
stambt, 6af e nidt gum WfiIitGr.
6ienit einge5ogen iperben iOate. Gar-
aber ipirb fpGter entidieSen, ipenu
be Ginsiebmng erfoIst. Die Mesi'
ftrieriins 1T feine Giusiebnns.
Mnssenpn1men innerbaH Der &c.
namnten Mlterssrensen iinb nnr lol.
DE 9ente, bic ldon snr Armee ODE,
Marine aebSrem pber irgen6ipie At
tip sn npilitGril6em 9ienfte beran'
seaDsen flb.
@er burd Granfbeit am periSn-
Ii6en Grldeinen i'm &egiitrieriofal
Derbinbert 1T, fam iidJ idriftlid re
siitrierem Iai5en;. &arten bi.rfiir uni
tom County, o6er Sta6telerf 81 BE-
fontnren nn6 miiilen AM &egiitrier-
tug beim Gegiitrar iein. Ner am
3egiitriertns Bpm ieinem seletlidjeu
@obniit abtueienb lit, fam ebenTu
idriftlid iid regiitrieren laiIen;
Ct fam Die &arte bierfiir nnb bis
n6tigen Nnipeiimngen bpm Gonntg.
uber Stabtelerf bes Ortes, iuo er iid
smrseit anfbalt, befommem. 9lmd) bier
lit sm beadten, baF bic &arte ipGte'
iteus ant Regiitriertas in ben S,an'
ben oes Hesiitrars oes Srtes lit,
luo Ser Setreffenoe Ieinen seietlideu
@obniib fat.
Die Hesiitriernngs Elaee lots
WablplGbc p6cr Wablbm6en, in De
men bei Der pprisen @abl seitimmi
iunrbe) iino am 5. sSnni bon Z llbr
morgens bis 9 ltbr aben6s pffen.
Strafe fir 9hdltrcsiitriernns -
ni6t 8elbitrafe, fonoern Ge'
fGnsnis bis 81 eiuem Sabre,
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MuntnlerII 862

ale Site rebnsiert lupr6en. Bic
8ill lieiert iett ein Ginfummen bon
mnsetGbr 1900 Miaipnen.
San gmtpnip milb CT EaIu ipllem
jebes Elm llebmngslager fit cine 0i-.
piiipn Srnppen befommen. Die Si-
bifion iuirS itnsefdbr $4,000 Mann
sGblen.
timer &riessSepartemeni erflart,
Ste Grsebniiie mnierer Nefrntie-
rnns beluieien, baf bas Sreiipili-
senigitem in elmer geotlase, ME Der
sesenipdrtisen, perIagt babe. Seit
bem eriten Mpril batten iid shiAt
mebr als 87,514 Wsann freiipiaia
geitellt.
Die 6raiilianiide 9eputiertenfant-
mer Fat Bic gprlage, 6nrd) iutlde
Sic 9semtraIitGt 8rnflien's anfsebo-
BEN tuir6, angenomntrn. Bran iuir6
lett ipabrIdeinlidj Oie oentidea
GAiffe, Sic in brailianiiden 6Gfeu
imterniert iin6, fonfissieren.
Der fransSfide 9antpfer rMenie1
Der fidj nnf Der Jabrt BON geem Dort
nad 6abre befanb, 1T berienft uor-
Ben. glnd Der amerifaniid5e S6oo-
ner cMarsaret 9. gaomf", Ser 9Ols
mddj Genna sbrinsen iuollte, lit iuf
MittelIGnbiiMen Wseer berlenft iusr-
Aen
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Nsie bas Staatsbepartement be-
fanlt madt, betrast Die GAIL Ser
amerifamiIden &efangenen in
9entIdllano IA. 9llle m,trben ani
5anbelsIdifien bic uou bentiden
+ ariessidiffen sefapert iui&ben, ss=
famsen senommen. Sedssia pDn
nieIem befimbem iid in eimem Eager
lei 3aitatt, fiirlf IN einem Eager bel
aarlsrmbe nnb iieben in einem 2aser
bei .6nbelberg.
Ser (t8itiidp 2ebensmittelfDntrDl=
lenr, Baron 9eponport, bat ieim Imt
nie6erselegt.
Adt oemtide y, SpsialoentDfraten
iinS, mnter ssi1rmns pon SdeiSc-
mnnn, nad Stodbolm sereiit, nm
an Dem &omgref teilsnnebmen. Der
Gongref ipl( bis snm 15ten sSnli per-
Ihoben fem.
Der Hemiionsmintiter Sarnes TT
mn Gtelle bes snriifgetretenen Wfini-
tiers 6enberion, in bas englii6e
&riegsfabinet nmfgenontmem NOR
ben. 6en6erlon gebt nadJ Nmk-
lanb, nm bort inter leinen iosiali-
itiIden Earteisenoiien fir Weittr'
fibrtns bes arieges st agitierer.
1tnIere 5lotte brandt tiidtige Glef-
trifer. Grfabrene Gleftrifer, Die It'd
anmerben IaiIen ipollen, iinb bod
iuillfommen.
Gin a1nerifaniIher Sffisier, Der
ans bem ariege NIT Spanieil be-
fannte friibere aapitan q. q. 9pb-
ion, Id)reibt in einem gut anterifa-
niiden 8latte, bem Stem Derf 9fme-
riean, ipie folgt: n0ireft DDr britif
iden S,Gfen nnb 1lottenitiikpmmften
baben Sic 9entiden nit seipobnter
gran6lidfeit be6entenoe Grfolge,
mebr als Der Senior ms Inslano
sn beridjten geitattete, errmngen nit
iltren 3erit6rern mno Snrd gerlpen-
6una bpn Samd)bDoten nn6 Minen
anS 6abem feinblide Gdiffc BON
lgrSFter @idtisfeit beiGaoist INN
logar serit6rt." 9ieie getamptnns
zines SadyperitGt6igen gilt piei=
|Ieidt cine Grflarnna fir bic Elm
pdar Sage snpor bonn fanaSiid)en
WiniiterprGi6enten in Cttaiua ge-
madfe, Hnficben erresen6e Nenee-
rnng:y ltmiere Gdifisperluite luaren
in Der Sat iebr be6enflid, nno eini-
&c babon bnbtn iidJ fiirslidj inter
1lmitGn6en ereisnet, BIC idJ nidt no
ber eripGbnen bari, bic ieSod bin-
rei@enb fritiih iinS."
Die ppm 6er britiiden HreHe I'M
mer wie6erfebren6 nerbreiteten Wfel-
bnngen oakr Fl aSnis &Onitantin
BON Gria9enldkb nit MbSanfMngs-
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,uDalid)e, MN sen sseinSen bic 2e=
6ensmittelsnfnbr absuldneioen."
.Gebr porfdtia ipirb gemelbet,
6ak Das 8pr6ringen Der Stdliener
rseitptilis" eiuseitellt lei. Mlau fam
gans rnbig annebuten, oak oies 10
biel be6emtet, ME bah bic Dffeniipc
gum Gfl(fan6 sefontuen lit. @an
fpnnte bas ia fd)on seitern erftnnen.
Die esfnliener bebampten, 6ak lie
iDie6er ttipas meiter pprseSrnnsen
feitn.
Die gtlamnltr 9aationalsarbe
(Nilis} IoQ eingespsen tuer6tu.
Am Is. SnIi ipirb Elm Srittel
ser gsationalsarbe eirbernfen, nm
25. Snli elm sipeites 0ritteI nno
am 5. Ansnit 6as lstte Srittel.
Mae seiIs Der gtutionaIgaroe mill
len bis snr Dollen aritsSitarfe RI
frntiert iuerben. sllle NtanRidafteu
ser Natipnalsarbe beiinbeu iid
uabreno Der 3eit Ses &riests i'm
9unoes6ienit. Die Drte, mp Bic Ga-
aer Der gsatipnnlsarbe errihttt mtr-
Sen foaen, finS nod nidt btftinrmt.
NabridjeinliG pirb uain6eifens cine
0ipiiion na6 nnferer Stabt fDm-
men.
Die Drganiiation nnlerer Ynn-
besarmee 1T perGnbert iuor6eu. Cine
Oipiipn ipirb finftig aus aipei 1ri-
gabtn beittben nnb iebe Wrisa6e ans
pier Ncaimentern. Die besiebt fd5
nber Hmr anf sic Snfanteris iiber
bie 8eneinteilnns Der &abalerie
1T nod nidts befannt. staG bem
nenen Btdn pirb cine Oibiiou
10000 N,ann sGblen, anFatt 25,-
GOO Haann, mic friber- Snfantt.
riefsmpagnien perben 200 Nann
sG5Irn anftatt. $50 ME friber. Sic
ptrben Bon einem &apitGn, einem
Qextnnnt Anb sipei smeiten Cent.
namts befebIi8t iperbeu. Gin 1atail-
Ion ipir6 iett ans 3 sSnfanteriefon-
paanien Il. eintr @ald)intngeIdtit-
fompognie beiteben. Orti 1ataiiio-
ne biI6en Elm 4esiment. Cine Yaa-
I6inengeiA Aitfonpasnie beitebt aus
!147 Nann nn6 IA Nai6inense-
iditem. Gie nir6 befeblist BON ei-
nem Captain, aluei erittn nnS 5lpei
sueiten 2eMtnants. Rad benz ne4en
Drsaniiationsplan pirb Elm Snfdsr
trrie Megiment 1851 Yaanne sab
len nnb 81 Effi5iere baben.
Sem Is ber resnlGre9 slrmee
nnb Der Nationalgarbe nidt gelin-
gen iollte, lire Srnppenteile sitr
bollen &ricgsitGrfe sn refrntiereu,
10 iperben bie mod feblepben @ann-
idpften bnrd &onifribierte erlttt
ptt6en..
Die .neme Ssatipnal Armee Der
Sci. Staaten ipir6 nit nGnfielo
RiHes", bem neiten @elpebr Der eng
lild)en Mrmee, ansgeriiftet iDer0en.
Gs iin6 bereits 100000 bon Siefen
0etuebrep pprratis. Die Nobilifie-
ring Der 9sational Armee mnb bic
Drganiiernna berielben iuir6 am
1. SUM Beginner.
Der friibere 8otiAafter in Der
lin, Or. Sill, erflGrtc in einer Jleoe
Dor ben Srtitees Der sNmerciam
Dcfenie Soeietp", bas oentide Bolt
lei ebenio imperialiitiid, luie Der
&ailer. 9as beitidle .Tolf itebc r.
tier sn benz 3aiier, als bic bemofra-
ti7de Eartei 81 bem HrGiioenten.
Gs nnteritiite bic iinperiaiiitiihe
Eolitif OentidLanbs bis ;nm letten
Wann.
Cine 0epeidle aus 8aibinstoa
lpridlt babsn, baf es eriuiefea iet
Der @iSeritano sesen bic Hesiitric-
rnns, Der fidJ in einiseu xnlerer
frrauildIeu Epunfies neaetaf xub n