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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-02-15
WIEN The MARIN
BLEW UP
Correspondent Recalls the
River Accident of Years
Ago.

7. ]. Sullivan. formerly of
Dunlap and later of Pikeville,
this valley, where he published a
newspaper. and filled a splendid
term as sheriff of the county,
had the following in last Sun
days Chattanooga Times relative
to the blowing MP of the Steam
er Hugh Martin:
Il have read in Sundays Times
the report sent in bv the Hon. H.
M. Wiltse, of the blowing up at
Washington Landing of the Hugh
Martin.
Il remember the whole story.
Capt. Jake Fritts was blown
from his pilothouse into the river
about p. m. on Saturday, and
when found his watch had stop
ped at that time. His body was
found Monday at about l p. m.
by my father, an old-time boat
man, Capt. j. H.. Sullivan and
my oldest brother. who now lives
in Chattanooga.
when found Capt. Fritts was
floating down the river at the old
Sullivan ferry, then called Tuck
er's ferry, about sixteen miles by
riverfrom Washington, but across
the bend it is only six miles.
"The newspaperrepor was cor
rect as far as it went, except the
person killed on the bank was a
small son of Will Henry, who was
a prominent business man and
farmer Of Washington. Capt.
Fritts had several brothers who
after some years of steamboating
settled at Chattanooga in bust
ness,
my father, although about 81
years old is still living and in
good health near Dunlap. While
on the river he had the distinc-
ton of finding more dead and
drowned people than any man
on the river.
Il have read the book mention
ed by Judge Shepherd and take
it he is correct as to the naming
of st. Elmo.
las a boy I played around the
foot Of Lookout mountain and
Chattanooga creek, and remem-
Der a village called the Cross
Roads where st. Elmo now is.
ST. ]. SULLIVAN,
Big Spring, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-02-15
N. c.8sT..l, R'Y !. TINE y LIABLE !. g!
LOCAL.
Telephone. Jasper 5s.M

Pay your taxes.
Another cold wave coming
Jesse Bray. of shirleytou. was here
Saturday.
]. T. Mason, of Kimbail, was here
Saturday for cabbage plants.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Pat Morrison.
of shirleytOn, Saturday night, boy.
Mrs. H. S. Cox, Wbitwell, orders
the News continued to her address Elk
months longer.
Walter Hopkins, of Nashville, was
here Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. Hopkins.
Mrs. Mary Riding, Route 3, Whit
we'll. ordeIs the News seutto her ad-
dress per our Wbitwell agent.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Chadwick. OF
Shirleyton. are here visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Carroll Griffith, who
is sick.
M Burnett and son, Mack, went
to Richard City Sunday to spend the
day with Dock Burnett. who is work
ing at the cement plant.
Drs. kirkpatrick and Raulston, OF
South Pittsburg. we're here Saturday
night, attending Mrs. Carroll Griffith,
is who has been dangerously i'll.
G. c. Belk, Fackier, Ala, says;
Tho living out Of. the State ] am
still interested in the doings of the
people Of old Marion" so he orders
the News for three months.
Edgar l.. Pryor, Salt Lake City,
Utah, one of Sequsehee's sons located
there, kindly forwards one dollar to
keep the News coming to him, there,
by putting himself ahead on the game
He is now paid to April 90, 1918.
Mrs. s. r. Mosier and children,
Clyde and Eugenia, Of Bridgeport.
were here Saturday night and Sunday,
visiting relatives. Mrs. Mosier came
up to see her brother, Jesse Coppin'
ger, who has been i'll. She took &C.
casion to settle her son, Austin's. cub
scription and hers, and says there II
no paper like tho News
Chas. G. Hamlin and family were
here Thursday visiting Carlos Cop
pinger and family. They were Gu
route in wagon from Kensington,
Ga. to Winchester, where Mr.. Ham
In will engagein farming operations
for R. j. Brown, who recently pur-
chased the Pete Turney farm there.
He ordered the News sent to him Of
that place for elk months.
Says Isaac Brown, Of Tracy City
in a letter to the News. "Please find
enclosed one dollar to keep the News
coming my way another year
didn't know my time was out, or
would have remitted sooner I've
been watching for that cross mark,
but never did see 1t. am Marion
County man, and want to keep posted
on the Dixie Highway. l dislike to
be taxed to help build roads for dudes
and us mountain people have to make
our own roads or have to do without.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-02-15
a woMAN's EXPERIENCE WITH GRIPPE

When cough or cold hangs on, and
you have aches and pains that are hard
to define, it is likely that grippe is TAX
ing hold OF your system. Mrs. J.'A.
Rodgers, SwitZer, 5. c., says: 81 am
susceptible to colds, often ending in
grippe. In this case have found Foley's
Honey and Tar to prevent doctor bills. "
For ale by j. w. Simpson & Son, Jas
per, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-02-15
FOR GROUP, COUGHS AND COLDS

A. Baxter, Wheeler, Wis, says: For
ten wears we have used Foley's Hone
and Tar in our family and consider it
the best cough medicine on the market,
especially for children, as they like to
take it," Contains no opiates; safe for
babies: effective for adults. Checks
Group; stops coughs; relieves colds. For
sale by j. w. Simpson & Son, Jasper,
Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-02-15
FOR SALE

Registered Shorthorn re
heers bulls from six months to two OF age sngiy or In lots
Registered Hereford
pure bred bulls from six months to three years OF age Sngy or In
heife bulls all
OF n
grade heers bred bulls registered yearng Pee Durham
Registered Berkshire DurOc and G. wue both
n
Registered Percheron hl Black Staon
saddle
imported jack old gentle with
Forty registered Hampshire buck
Notified Aconas White Black Mnorca and Round
Black Mino
hay
Webbs Hickory
200 bushels
large small
200 Angora singly 0 n f,a B
m
Country butter; whole and skinned milk
EARLY maturing Northern Cotton seed. =
To producers will furnished the and addresses by whom
the following commodities are n.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-02-15
BOB. W0MAGKs DIES 4yr.
OF PISTOL WOUNDS
Fatal Duel Fought in Mountains
Near Pikeville.

Pikeville, Feb l4-Shot three times
in pistol. duel with viii Clifton at
Lees Station, near here, Tuesday after
noon, Bob Womsek died last midnight
from the wounds. Clifton, who is q
well-to-do farmer, came unscratched
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-02-15
WANTED
To producers will be furnish,
the following commodities are

Registered Hon bull
Registered I'M
yearling q
500 stock and bucks, o small
Sorghum moasses, barrels
IS
and Aberme seed small
t 81
Burt
Clover seed; small /.
Large quantities of Alfalfa Clover,
tied Acona White Leghorn Cornish oere Partridge
red Plymouth Rocks; Rhode
Honey in barrels O
Perchon fles; stalon
good registered Jack.
c. Poland China and Duroc bred and boas
Breeders of stock and field garden and orchard
through established channels
invited the
titles and other information Of such
order further facilitate the direction the demand
quesed to inform the Company of their
Address, |. P. BELLAH, Gen. Agt.
Nashville, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1917-02-15
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis R'y
COOPERATIVE MARKETING SERVICE

The Marketing Division the Traffic Department of the Nashville chaa-
ST. Railway the
and addresses wi o the following
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-01
GnalauSs auslanb6anOel.

2on0on, /. @2oi. - Sin eben be-
fannt %gege6ener 8eridt 0es britii6en
Sanoel8qmt8 teilt nit, BOB int 800.
nat @Gr3 bic ginfubr nod @roB-
6ritannien Inn 100000 @fitn0
STERLING ($25,500,000) obgenom.
men, Die altgflbr ltm 6,513,000
8flln0 STERLING (32,565, 000 auge-
nommen bat. Die gtnfubr bon &ob.
Itoffen bot Inn 0rei @IiIionen &funb
STERLING (15 Milionen 9oGar8)
na6gelaTien, bnuptiddli4 in 8nltut.
noble unO 8oQe; Die 2ebensmittel.
einfu6r bat iid UNI 663,000 @f1nO
sterling ($3.3t5,000) geiteiaert.
Qte gtrgfubr iebte ii6 in eriter 2tnie
aus fertigen @aren 8uiammeb 100.
bon orei @&iQionen 8frno Sterling
G5 MtQionen 9oanrs) ouf &ertil-
uaren fonlmen; Die 3n6rungsmitteL
a11sfu6r bat cine a6no9me bon 420,-
900 &fu10 Sterling ($2,100,000
d%ufautuetlert.
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ErieNcnsArbciten
IN Rric0sseitem!
0entide 3eebereien baaen Gdiffe,
nm nod benz aricgc fiir ben
SnaOel seriiitet 81 ietn,

Berlin, /. Mtai. - Sn Der .8oI.
liI6en 3eitung" iuurOe Elm 9eri6t
per6ffentLiGt iiber ben 8au bon
SGifferL tuelde bic groBen oetti9eu
Observation-Disclosures bereits In
Qngriff qenommen boben unO Big
no9 Grteoensi9luB fertig3ulteaen
geoenfen. Ole Sanburg.amerita.
.2inte lGbt uuter nn6erett Elm SGiff
bon $4,000 SonneneeboIt, .8ig.
norG", uno eiuen <rbtnenOampfer,
n&irpis", bon 10000 SonnengebnIt
baltegL oaBerbeut brei onOere S9iffe
BON ungefdbr ic $4,000 Eonnenge.
boIt. 8ieIelbe @eieaiGoft IGbt fen.
ner 1T 8remer S6iffsboubofen 8
S6iffe bon ettpa $4,000 Sonnenee.
bolt fir ben 8anamaberfebr ber-
Itelen.
Ser 9oro0entI6e 2lob0 bnl1t oipei
S6iffe bon lie $4,000 &onnengebolt,
atpet bon 10000 un6 IL S9tffe bon
ie 10000 SonnengebaIt.
Sir Die Siomeritolinie lit Elm
S9meiteri9iH oes Sap Grafalgar"
i'm 8utt begriffeL un6 bic &fritn.
2inie IdBt feds S6iffe, Die $anIa.
2inie 8 uno ote Gosmos.2 tnte 10
S6iffe, ale bon einem G%onnenge-
bolt bon 5000 Biz 10000 berItelen.
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gfntl1tr Sitg
ibtr fran3Oltn!
GentiAlanSs 3rnppeH eatreiFen ben
Geinben BET WegenaugriffrH
pidtise Gtellnuseu,

Berlin, ii6er 2onbon, /. Mtaf. -
1as ariegsant meIoete. belte nn9-
mittag: Gie oe1tti9en 3ruppen ia.
ben fiber Die 6ran5oien eineu pid)ti-
gen Sieg bnboneetrogett inoem iie
Die 96ben bon gaarrop uno @oron.
bieGers I~tltrruterL ale friiber berio.
rem gegdngenen Stellungen 5uriid.
eroberten uno file gegen bic feinoIt.
den gegenongriffe bebaupten. Der
5einb erlitt fdtpere @erluite an
Goten utb 8ertpnn6eten.
@as bic 8riteu Iasen.
2onoon 1. Meai. - SIN Der brt.
tii6en 6rout berri6t berte berbdlt-
uisnndbig Hlibe. 4us Dem 8erift
Des gelomarifoIlB Satg gebt her.
Dor, 01B brittide Sruppen lebte
Nodt uor0li6 bon Opern einen lie
berfaG duf 6etttide SteLtingen I'M.
ternabmen uno mebrere @efangene
moGten; bon onoeren 9eilen Der
Gront lit nifts Spe8ieGle8 au be-
ridten. Die furdtbaren Sample ON
Iebten ganstag boben lire 8irfltng
olF bic Gruppen nidt perfeblt. Die.
Ielben bebiirFen Der H1tbe; friihe
3eierben treffen t6glid Elm; man be-
reitet ii1 alif neitere i6mere
Sample Dor.
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uifnnlt Oer0rG tiittfi9
SMrcb Sie Pcdbcln!
Ger Sdluiegeripbn, SpreHer Champ
glarfs, tanselt Gg.gOtidafter
DrSentlid ab.

gteln gDorf, 1. @2ai. - gluf bic
9neriffe oes Gr.9otiGnfters @erarb
gegen ben Sprefer Champ Glnrf.
iIber ben oie Omaha Srtbine" am
1reitag beri9tete, bat oes Iebteren
Sdiuiegeriobn, Sanes 90. Sbomp.
ION Serntsgeber Der 8eiti9rtft
Stem in gaetD Orleans, foleenoes
5u iaeen: SD inooiltere boaouf oe8
Sprefers Gbarofteriiiertnng bon sc.
rnros fr1IIer 9erleslutg oes @n1tan-
oes aaf benz @1nfett Der o@merteon
9ubIibers aiiociation" am Don.
nerstag unO iibernebnte fir 0iefes
anborIenen I 0ie Bermttportutig.
Der MISREPRESENTATION mar 10
srb1rmliG flein, ais @anoes, boB id
fHr meme gerior, un6 mad benz
Ginbrud, ben id bon Serrn @eraro
oeiponnen babe, mid bernnlnbt febe.
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fir
1(lbicns 1srie9sflctte!

2on0on, /. Weai. - Ser abgeor6'
nete 6. %. 8ellairs bot atgeflnOigt,
er iper0e i'm britii9en llnterballs
einen Qntrag einreiderL in benz Dos
aobtnett eriuft miro, BEL Der gio-
ritte, tpie es beirt Seer bereit8 ge-
ideben lit, einen beion0eren Stab at
i6affen, Der itd atSi6ltebli8 Der
STRENGTHENING 8u pibmen unO nit
8ermaltungs. @ngelegenbeiten nt6tS
at tim bat. 9ie 8egierung ioa fer.
ner erIll6t tperoert, nod mebr als
bigber 6as 4ommonbo iiber6lottenge-
iftpa0er, iiber beltimmte 8atrouile-
abItnitte uno 5lottenitiiBplnfte
Marineoffi8ieren at ii6ertragen, Die
in Ser 9liite ibrer 4roft lteben. 8el.
LARS beripri6t ii6 bierbon Deient-
li6en @rfolg in Der 8efampfung Der
Saunbootgefabr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-01
Gnel0nO beitiir5t Iber
Has wMten Ser upBccte
GcrS Perez, brittl@er Expert, appelicrt at 1(naes
rlkG nm Pilfc I'M Ser itciocnHcm hot. -
DcutId,c pcrienkcn faeRr SNiffe ais BON alien
AAiicrfen Gebaut tuerten kSmnen.-1ltnerika
ion SAtFfc Dor allcat 0llSeEcn lIefcta.

@aibinetou, 1. Moi.-Die bent.
ihe Gouhbocteefabr iiberi91ttet 10.
gar Dte 1raae. Oh nnterifanii6e
&ruppen na6 EUROPA eeI9idt iper.
ZEN iouen, 0ieies ging aus Der
beittiget aonferens Der ariegstom.
miIiion sur @eniiee berbor. Der
britii9e SahberIt1noige 2orO guIta.
&c perfD iebte bic ornerif1nilde &e.
gieriing In &enntnts, 6aB bic bri.
tiide Sdiifsnot ale anberen Sra
gen hi Oieien1 Grieae itberi9nttet.
Derielhen miiiie unter alien lin.
itdnoen abgebolfen paroeu. Die
Soae 1T icbr ernIt, iagte Der 2oro.
Shiffe milIien IN gmerifd, @ngs
Lamb. anuaba ltno Sapnn eebout
tperOen, irb Stuar 70 idnel pie
m0glid.
D0entidlan6" iaste Der 2Drb,
rberIenft bic SGiffc idneaer, iuie bic
Aliiertea ie bauen t6nnen. Sd fam
Sbnea nidt bic GAIL Der bisber Der-
ieHften Gdiffe anseben, aber lie lit
absrDGltigenO!"
Die 8riten bnben Die 81 erifatter
01bcn iiberaeilet, oob CO 6le garse
&rnft Der @tqiierten nnb glmeritns
erforAert, Inn geniigeno G6iffe Bu
baletL oamit ben aaiierten Sob.
rirnesmifteL suaefibrt ueroen Ton.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-01

men rnO Der aries fOutgeIast tuer.
ben fam.
n@ie beoerifli@ Die Gage iIt",
iaete 2or6 @erep, oeebt idon 6nraits
berbor, BAH luibrenb Der Srittea 80
DIE I'M MOnat April bierais britii6e
SauOelsidiffe berieaft iuOrbea inS."
nSaas mir uniere 8erbitn0eten
NIT 9labrungsmitteln neriebet loI-
len oorr lit es n0ttg, 0aB Qmerifa
inns nit S9iffen berIoret. 9ie Ser.
Stanten baben eiren lteberi9lng I'M.
~terbreitet, tuona@ ite cine GENTLE
4rSabL Sdiffe al bolielt i'm Stottoe
lit, itti1 aanaoa Bat Die g~[Iiierten
berit1nbiet, onb es fleinere SAiffe
bnlien lpiro. Sapan bat fi9 rrb6tig
se6eigt, Sonoelsi6iffe fir england
5t bouen. 9lber trobbem peroen
mir ben 2aufbootett nift bic Ston-
ge bnIten f6nnen. Sopeit gngIon0
in @etra6t toutnlt, fam es ii6 az
Iein gang gut err6brerb 6n mir aus
uniereu &ronldnbern geniigeno @e.
treble erbaltert, aber uniere @erbiin.
6eten bebiirfen unier, itno mir tom
men oieie nt9t NIT gtabrlifigsmitteIn
un6 artegsmoterioI berie9en, altBer
Qmerifn bilft un0 bilft nnforiid.
lid.4
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Bca6nSiiAcs Ocrf
bon SlicSetn seritStt!

amferoam, 1. Ntoi. iiber Con.
Don. -9os an Der belgiiden @ren.
&c geIegene boldnbiide Gorf 3ierit.
ace luuroe Sonntag nodt bon etnent
Qeroplan, 6efien 3ationoIitat nod
niGt befannt it, beidoiien ttno bolls
itdn0ig aerIt0rt. G8 beiBt, 6aB 5
8erionen getotet nltroen. Gem &C.
Iegroaf sufolge Iiegt fein bloBer 8u.
fall Dor; bic 3eitung berlangt, oaB
Der 8orfoa bon Der 0fegterung lin-
terIu9t piro.
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Adbtmro, harmonic"
BON Berlin, HEB!

g(n 6ie W2itglieoer oes SCREENS
pSormonie" bon Berlin un6 lin.
geoeno.
ga 0ds Sritbiabrsfeit am 81.
Qpril ser ungiinitigen @itter1ing
peqen nift abgeboIten iperoen tonn-
tie, miro es am 5reitds, ben 4. Mai
I%tattfinoen. MitgIieoer, oie bieies
leien, fifto freutnoIid gebeten, oIe
Sretnoe 0arauf nufmertiom 5u mo.
den. Infang s llbr. Qltsndrtige
f6nuen 0lrrd @itglie6er eingefiibrt
iDeroen. @%inGa0unaen iperoen nidt
geiauot,
9os Gomitee.
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@ieber cine ngOm6ennerIdnarnnau

gier1 gorf, 1. Moi.-@olf Sirfd
unO George Mepringer, 8ipei i'm
HooiebeIt @oIpital ongeitelte 0eilt.
ide, nur0en nut elmer Bonnie in
ibren geiit belte berboftet. Sie
6eballpter, 0nB lie bea6iidtigt bat.
ten, 6ieieIbe in @na Str. air st.
ploIion 81 bringen, Inn BEL Der Damn
eintretenoen ganif biaig 8apiere
fqufen Su t6nnen. Ole 9oli5ei be.
Btpeifelt iebo6 0ieie gn9nbeu unb
glaltbt, Is NIT oelitiden gerihp0-
IN 81 tim 5H baben.
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Sal i6n idun.

Goltn boben mir Nrobibition Bal
Sheriff glort aud idon einen @e.
iebesiibertreter abgefoBt. CT bal
ndmlid cine 6uontitdt @etrGnfe in
einem gEltomobif in Der gldbe Der
2ofeiiOe Snn beidIagnnhnlt uno err
fldrt, Dab er aeaen Sobn 6oro, ei-
men Der Better oes 2ofaIs Qntlnge
erbeben nil. Srgeno ipeIfe @e.
tr1nfe, sic ii6 nidt in 9tiDotmo6.
mluaen b%eiinoen. fomten ndmIid)
tunfis6lert perben.
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Gnurn Guhe 9ammpreiie.

9ie 2amtnpreiie baben auf BEN
8ie6m6rften in 5i6-0 mdba pie6er
cine groBe Steieerttng 8u beraeiG-
men, es fp1roen bel1te n6mIi9 ST..
25 fiir bunbert @fun6 ee8abIt, o0er
soc ilber ben bis6er er6ielten S04It.
preis.
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Soften nnO Sis tenrer.

gbicoao, Sa., /. 9toi. = Die
bieIigen 9oblenbdnOler baben lett
6eltte lire @reiie fir &oblen er'
bort. qntbra3itfobIen itnO ltn 95c
Bis SOC geItiegen. 9(Is ltriade bier
fin miro Die fiiralide grb0bung
Ser aobIengrGber-26bn oreegeben.
ar9 gig lit Inn SC per buuOert
8funb teurer getpor6en ols i'm Ies.
ten Sabr; es foitet Jest 35c per
hltn0ert 8fltn6.
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gD1aiern gpiSemie.

Ser &inoerbeipabranItalt Orobt eis
ne O9aiernepioemie. @is iett iirO
bereitg IA 9inOer %erfranft un6 III
3iuei 5Gaen bat fid 2unaenent3iin-
0ung entuidelt. Stint &ronfeupfle.
oerinnen fino ongeIteGt tuoroer. SIN
9aufe oes Monats 4pril moren IN
0mabo 306 Observation-Disclosures ai
ber5eiauen.
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uDas ffoG1t int CcnScn
aHes piifen wiu!

2onoon |. Mai. CINE aus Dem
Sadg bier ei~ngetroffene @pe8iaIoe.
peI9e beiaat, bob in Der gfbeinpro-
bin3 Die Sdlfte oaer in Mtlnitiors-
fobrifen angeiteate Q[rbeiter an BEN
5treif gegangen finO. (8ie in Com
DON miiiien e8 bod DiIien.)
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GnGl0nS 9i6t
pcitpake4c fret!
@Gf 6eferreia beitimmte 8Oiitide
iuerben AbieuOern sageitellt.

2on6on, /. Waai. - 9o8 bietge
nneritaniI6e &oniuIat bat bonn bri.
ttl6en 8rtiengeri6t Die 6reigabe
BIZ mebr oIs $500 9oitpofeten er-
iDirft, tpel6e auf benz 8ege bon
amerifa na9 9eiterrei9 beiGlag.
nabmt ipor0en tporen. GO tpl1rOe
feline 9anntpnre IN bteien @afeten
gefunoen uno fie lperben ben 2t6ien.
bern nie0ar altgeiteat peroen.
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G6ieagO Marftberidt.

GbicdQo, [. Wlai.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500; Dart feIi
.Sdueiue-3ufibr $4,000; @iarfi
felt bis itnrf.
&09Iter @reis 1896.
Qur9i6nittspreis 15.50-15.80
5000; Mtdrft onGs
@efittterte 2dmrler TAO.
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Serrn @eraro Sic &iifg1be ieines
8eitrageS on5ubieten,
0Sh erfabre az meitlem Gritaus
men, 0QB SER @ernr0 fem Sal1r
ol8 8otidofter in Berlin INNER nod
meteorological. @enn Serr @eror6
auf 0ieies @elo ber8iftete, t0unte
man ps CUR 9e3nblung anterifani-
i9er 5olootert bertpenoer, Die, ME
i'd auberii9tlt9 or1ilebme, in 6iplo.
matii9er 8esiebltng in Berlin me6r
@rfolg baden tperben aI8 Serr sc.
raro gebnbt BAT. @etm i1 aud NIT
Spreder @larfS SteIlltngnabn1e 5ur
&rrnee.8 eIebborloge ni6t therein.
Itintrne, 10 bin i'd mir bod bepuBt,
oaB CT Die folt einmiitige Inter.
ltiisung Der MaaBregeI ieitens Der
8reiie oes 2anbes fannie, iopeit oie
Observation-Disclosures, bob oieie grefIe
oem oIlgemeinen gublitum mebr oils
rtitr ben t~iiraeiten Sinpeis o1f feline
Steaungltabme befanat geben miro.
gr puBte oud, Dab Die M6gIi9feit
borIiegt, ooB er miBberItartOen utlo
foli9 aitiert miro, gerabe pie GER
@erar0 es getan bat."
SER 8bompjon bot iibrigenS in
einem Sfreihen an ben 8r1iioenien
Der 9ubIii6ers 4Iioci1tion Die SaH0-
l1ingsneile @erdros pie foIgt Gorat.
teriitert: ngtrf Dem @onfett bat ge.
ern nbert0 Serr @eror0 bon ieiuem
8orredt alS @nIt eitteu meiner On.
ii6t nod rneeb6rigen @ebrau9 &c.
modt. inoem er ntGt MIR 1tnn0tiger.
iueiie botIt beteioi9enOe 8emerfltrt.
gen iiber cine 2ofol3eitung fallen
lieB, ion0ern aud fir ben Spre6er
oes Observation-Disclosures, rtno omar
8eaiebung anf Ole 6etofrattide
Observation-Disclosures ouf Dem
Baltimore Gonbeut. Serrn @eroros
g~inItreuung FOLDER ~iinn0tiger ino
beleioigenoer perIonliGer 4nipielun.
gen itanb in bireftem &ontroIt al
ben boGig lagittnten 8einerflngen
@apor Mai9eIs 81 oemieIben @egen.
ItanO.
nSn elmer 9eif, pie Ser peoentpar.
tisen, mo nmertfoniiGe 3eitungen
aritit an Der 8eniurborlage iben
fheitt es mir erft reft manage
bradt, oaB bieie 3eittngeu al $errr
@eror0g 9orgeben i6tpetgen ionen.
SD ne6me nift 8e5ug o1tf 6ds Ste.
ma: aGgemeine @eDrpflidt. 9iele
babe ifD perionlid unb in meiner
8ettidrift felt 8eginn oes &rieeeS
int Sabre 1914 b~efiirtuortet, tri0 ais
tuir ben arieg erflGrter, offerierte
i1 benz BrGiioenten iofort meine
9ienIte. aIs idl Der @eioIution Der
9ublif9ers 4iiocintion, ipeIGe Die
8e1rborIoge b~eFiiriportet, opponier.
te, tat i'd es fue9et zines @biases,
Der ben amerifanismus Der @egner
Der Bill nngreift, aud tpei[ i1 bas
bate, ooB Die aiiociotion
Ii9 nit elmer 9ngelegenbeit befoB,
tie, Die auBerbaIb ibres 8trtungs,
liegt.
@erar6 bleibt babel.
Gr.gotI6after @eror0 meinte, nls
obiger G1isipru9 binterbrodt
CT babe Dem auf BEN 9antett
Seiprodenen neoer ettpos binauau-
nod ob5u3ieben. Seiner
leber8eugling nod lei je0e 3eitung,
- ~ 49, 49,
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Omaha, /. W1ai.

Smahd, L. Wtal.
9limbpie6-3ufubr $500.
8eefItiere felt bis 10c nieoriger.
Suite B. bette 100000
NeitteIut. 9eebes 10.75-11,50
@ep0buIi6e 9.50-10.75.
&ilbe II. Sellers meiitelt8 felt.
@ute b. bette Sellers 9.25-10.85
@rte b. bette &iibe 8.50-t0.50
0eittelm. &ii9e 8,00-8.50
@ep6bnlt6e $4,000.
&ornqefiitterte Gtiere 9.50-9.T5
Gtoders un0 See6ers feft.
Cute b. bette 6eeOers S.75-9.60
Mittelm1Bige 8.00-8.75.
@ep6bnli6e $500
@ute B. bette Stoders 8.50-9.75
Stod Sellers 7.0O-9.75.
Stod Riibe 6.00-9.25.
Gtof aal6er 7.50-10.00
@eol aGlber 9.00-12.50.
8un8 Il. Stogs 8.00-9.50
S~Ameine-3ufubr $4,000; Martt
offen sc nieoriger.
9ur6idnitt8preiS 15,t0-15.50
S61Iter 9rets 1850.
Sdafe-3ufubr 500; @tarft gana
felt.
2dmmer 16.25-17.25.
26mmer 25-50c b09er.
g9i6oer 12.50-t3.25.
Nettteridafe 1t.75-t3.00
@efiitterte Iattteridafe 1000
@2erif. Mittteridofe 11.60
SauIas Gitb I~artt6eridt,
aanIos gitp. 1. DAT.
9linSbieb-3ufubr 5000; Martt
longiam, meiite1s felt.
Golora0os 1885.
M%ontdnos 11.3C.
SGbrlinge bobers
Stoder8 25-35c B6ber oIs leste
8o9e.
aii6e II. Sellers firm b. bSber.
5dpeiue-3ufubr 11,000; @artt
5-10c D0ber.
S06Iter Greis 1896.
9ur6iduittspreis 15.00-15.S5
~Sdnfe-3ufubr 1900; 0tarft 80
40c b0ber.
@efittterte 2dnmer 1925.
ct. SOiep6 3arftberidt.
CT. Soiepb, /. @1oi.
9iinOOieb-3uhtbr $500; @orft
itort bis 10c 96ber.
S6meiue-3ufubr $500; @orft 5.
10c boher.
S0diter 9reis 1890.
9urdidnittsprei8 15.35-15.75
S6afc-3uipbr 1000, Wlorft bober.
@eiltterte 21utmer 1890.
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0erarS blei6t babel.

@r.gotldafter 8eroro meiitte, nIs
Inn obiger gtrsipru6 binterbrodt
tUuroe, CT babe Dem auf BEN 8antett
@eiprohenen neoer etipos binaualt-
fiigen, nod ob5u8ie6en. Setner
lleberdeug1ing nod lei jeoe 3eitung,
ieoe 9erionlidfeit, ieOp Snltitutiou.
Die gegerl sic Sntereiien 0es 2artoeg
orbeite, elm Seino. @er Den Stono.
plinft einnebme, Den Champ Glarf
un0 Die ogbenius 8olt@ beaiieIid
Der a%onitription einnebme. nebme
Die Stelung Der 5einOe 0es 2anoes
Elm. 8as miiroe man, meinte CT,
bonn aeihsfonSIer oerfeit lpern er
gesen ben Safer Die StrlluHg GIN.
iiebme - Die Champ glorf gegeIl
ben 4rdFbente1 einnnbut2
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g~antsptebeIn, per guibeLeeI6e, $3.50; rote,
$500; petbe .so.oo
seslinge- 90.
Observation-Disclosures.