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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-31
You Need Not
Suffer From Catarrh

been in constant use for over fifty
years, will drive the catarrhal poi
sons out of your blood, purifying
and strengthening 1t, so it will carry
vigor and health to the mucous
membranes on its journeys through
your body and nature will soon re-
store you to health. You will be
relieved of the droppings of mucous
lin your throat, sores in nostrils, bad
breath, hawking and splitting
All reputable druggists carry
S. S. S. in stock and we recommend
you give it trial Immediately.
The chief medical adviser of the
company will cheerfully answer all
letters on the subject. There is no
charge for the medical advice Ad-
dress Swift Specific Company. 432
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-31
BACK TO WORK AFTER
10 DAYS LAY OFF
Now Hard to Realize He Ever Had
a Sick Day

'1 had nervous stomach trouble
so bad that I couldn't sleep or rest"
says NJ. NJ. Heister, a well-known
carpenter. who lives at 1927 Null
berry ST., Reading, Pa.
IT had been down and out for 10
weeks when I read in the paper
where friend of mine. Dan Adams,
had been helped by Tanlac and that
heartened me UP so that I started
taking it myself
"I began to feel better right away
and have kept getting better and
stronger until now I don't feel as if
I had ever been sick.
MY wife got to taking 1t, too,
when she saw how much good 1t
was doing me and 1t has spruced her
up a lot too and we both are glad
to recommend it,
Tanlac. is now being introduced
here at Gorgas' Drug Store.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-31

raid and to take trenches. or
their "bit" behind the lines.
with the brain to plan and
Drawn to do, acquire strength
courage with nerves of. steel b.
ing "Irontic" tablets.
You need energy and good 4
every day, every minute of the|
Energy is as valuable to theI
chanic turning out 5-inch sheI
to the soldier going "over the
The quick and easy way to d
energy, pep and staying qualiA
to take 'Irontic" tablets.
These "Irontic" tabletS are
had in 60c Walls at most drug :
If you wish to test them senl
to the Surgical Institute, BID
N. Y, and get a trial package.
will find this vitalizer and tom
good as DR.. Pierces other media
For so years DR.. Pierce's PIE;
Pellets have been favorabIy kl
because they are harmless.
of May apple, aloes, jalapA
cause the healthiest habit III
world. Try the Pleasant PelIetI
you'll find you have acquired
regular as clock-work" habit.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-31
ILife'sProblems
Are Discussed
By Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

BY Mrs Wilson woodrow
How much of an asset to a wo-
man is beauty?
Almost every one, especially the
plain sisters, will Immediately re-
ply: Why. it is the greatest asset
she can possess. Ask q group of
women which gift of the high gods
they would select If theirs was the
right of choice, and nine out of ten
of them would unhesitatingly clutch
beauty.
And yet is it so great boon as
they imagine? In these iconoclaS-
tie days, when all standards are be-
ing overturned, even beauty has not
escaped tie searchlight, and in con-
sequence It has been receiving some
rather hard jolts.
A great American humorist has
recently said that extreme good
looks is the greatest of handicaps
to a man. ard a still bolder icono-
clast has pronounced feminine beau
ty not only a vain and fieeting show,
but a positive bar to achievement.
This man, who has had long
experience in training choruses for
the stage, says, if he is quoted cor
rectly, that beautifus women are
brainless, they are foolish, frivo-
1ous and futile; they are vapid and
selfish. These remarks interested
me so much that Immediately
yearned to discover just how much
OF an asset beauty was to a woman
in the achievement of a happy and
successful life, and what then was
the relation of beauty to success
in the various careers, professions
and occupations of women.
The marriage, for instance. 1t
must certainly be classed as a ca
reer, since 1t affords the most popu-
lar means of livelihood for women;
and that wcmen would inevitably
be considered the most successful
who makes the most advantageous
match from the worldly point of
view. Therefore, since men adore
beauty, it is fair to suppose that
the beauties would get the pick of
the matrimonial market?
But right here deductive reason
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Children Object,
So 81 and IS Elope

Huntington, W. Val. A. Cottle,
eighty-four, and Mrs. John Harper,
seventy-five, are now Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Cottle. The aged couple elop-
ed from Cattlesburg. KY. and were
married here. The elopement took
place because of the objection of the
children.
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But You Must Drive It Out of
Your Blood to Get Rid of 1t
Permanently.

You have probably been in the
habit of applying external treat
ments. trying to cure your Catarrh.
You have used sprays, washes and
lotions and possibly been tempo
rarily relieved. But after a short
time you had another attack and
wondered why. You must realize
that catarrh is an infection of the
blood and to get permanent re-
lief the catarrh infection must be
driven out of the blood The
quicker you come to understand
this, the quicker you will get it out
Of your system. S. S. s., which has
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the farm in utter silence, each busy
with unspoken thoughts and prob
lens. When they reached the front
porch of the house, and Elizabeth
withdrew her hand from Butler's
arm. he spoke with a gentleness he
had not displayed before.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-31
By McMan

Good night" he said, lifting
hand to his lips. Pleasant ST.
and no dreamsw
She turned away abruptly and
into the house. She felt an b
inclination to cry.
Ito BE COntinued)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-31
FOR FEEBLE OLD PEOPLE
John Dewitt Recommends Vinol to
Create Strength and Vitality

Marlton, n. 1T am SO years of
age and after severe sickness, was
in a weak, rundown condition.
Vinol has built me up and made me
strong, so now l feel real we'll again,
and I can recommend it to others
for such conditions. NJ.
Dewitt.
The reason VinoI was so success
ful in Mr.. Devitt's case. is because
1t contains beef and cod liver pep
tones, iron and manganese pepton-
ates and glycerophosphates, the
very elements needed to build up a
weakened, rundown system. make
rich, red blood and create strength.
1t is perfectly wonderful what it
does for old people.
George A Gorgas, Kennedy's Med
icine Store, 321 Market street; C. F.
Kramer. Third and Broad streets;
Kitzmiller's Pharmacy, 1925 Derry
street, and druggists everywhere.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-31
HERE'S THE REASON

This shows why you should "can
until you can't" Free book of in
structions on canning and drying may
De had from the National War Garden
Commission. Washington, D. c.. for
two cents to pay postage.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-19
RaiIeriit apeiitt BEL
DceipMrlSetenbeiascf

@enf Sdpeia, 10. S;uIi. Gie
oeutfde &oiferin, Sic BON 9rfnser
Soodim begleitet ipar, BAT oeu
Sofpitalern in ben St1oten am
Rbein felt Soniltng geiud)e abgeItot.
tet, iagt cine Gepeidc aus GtroB.
burg ilber 8oiel. 3ie Soipit1ler lol.
len nit Gerultnbeten, meiitens 8relt.
ben aus Der Sffenfibe3one an ser
W}orne, oneefiiIIt iein. gnDriife
uno idhiiide 8eripunoete merocn
nad 6em Snneren oes 2an6es &c.
inn0t. Die Goiierin ioQ iiberlp1Itigt
iuoroen iein uno gelpeint baben nIs
iie Die bieIen 8eripunoeten in StraB.
burg iab. @roBe g[nbauten iperhen
bel Den Soipit1lern in a0ln tn0
Mannbeim errihtet. SSn Der 8lpi.
iben5ett berihtet Die baIboffi3ieIle
@oIff. g(gentur, onB bic beutihen
gerIilite unbeoeutenO eelueien iino.
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140 bentife aorpprationeu luerOen
berfauft.

gem gorf, 19. SltIi. u. Wtit.
deli Balmer, 8erpalter mtSlGu6i.
iden @igentumS, ma6te bier beltte
obeno betan1lt, ooB Elm 8erfaltfs.
8erbano gebiI6et poroen lit, Inn lac
oeutide Sirmen au perfaufen, Die
bon Der &egierung lnter Dem oSan.
Del nit 0em 6eirbe @eies" iibernon.
men tpuroen unb einen g8ert bon
$250,000,000 reprGientieren.
8ier5ig @eieafdaften nit einem
aopital bon $100,000,000 iino ieet
fir Den 9erfouf bereit, pie Serr
Balmer fngte, uno Die iibrigen 100
uno ale onoeren Gorporntionen oie
nod bon jebt an iibernommen tper.
oen neroen berfnuft iperoen iobolo
Der neue 9erbono iie fir Die g(uf.
tion1re fertig MAIDEN fam.
syoiepb s. @uffeD bon Bittsbilrgb.
9r1iioent Der Naturol @ds g(iioeia-
tion Of arnerico uno fritber MlitgIie6
oes Betroleoum aonlitees 6es gats
fir rationale gerteibigung lit gum
8erfaltfsleiter Der o6eoerol Selling
CORPORATION ernannt iporoen. Der
mirtli6e @erfauf Der bon 9eutifen
eeeigneten aorporntionen miro ibm
unterIteIlt iein.
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@erlnite ber gl}arinetrnppen.
Die Simmer 4oa&iito
Gcntpaitlt peraibt
einett Kcntrakf

9ie 9finner 8oding Company
6at beltte nit ser 9lim.ReorOon
Gompanp beoelitenOe 9lumbing-
uno Sei5ungs &ontraftoren, einen
Sanbel obgeitIoiien fir Robren i'm
@erte bon ilber $4,000, Die in fSre.
mont, geb., auf Eager Iiegen. Die
les gaunateriaL miro iofort nad
Omaba geian0t ii1o nod Dem Sfin.
ner'ifen gnitpIate geidafft werOen.
Die gan3e glunlbing nno Sei8ltngs.
einridtltug in Der neiten Stinner
@roBidIatterei miro bon SSobn ".
9lnoerion & 90. ailsgefiibrt peroen.
8ie Soften iiir oieien Geil Der Gin.
ridtlne Ser neuen grobidIddterei
meroen iidb uuf iiber 100000 be.
lauien.
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Sibiriett fcM
iifttcritiitt tucrSeit
Gs deift, Sak Sapan smsleid nit
slmerifn Srnppen nadl Sibi'
rien ienben tuia.

Sotio, 9ienstog, 16. SuIi. Ser.
ipGtet. Sapnniide 3eititnsen ber-
offentliden beilte Die 8ebinguneen
eines amerifaniiden 8oridlogs,
omerifoniide Sruppen nad Sibirien
gu ienOen. Gie 3eitungen crfIGren,
oob Ole iopanii6e &egierung iid ent-
i6ieoen babe, ben 8oridIog Der nine.
rifoniiden 9feeieriins onaunebmen
6oB Sapmt ebenfoIfs Gruppen emit
lenoe.
@s berrift groBe glftibit0t in ia.
paniiden 9tegierungsfreiien uno Die
3eititngen niomen Der Snterben.
tionsfrage gan8e Spdlten. Sie ia
gen aud, ooB &oiier goihibito feline
5erien infoIge Der tpidtigen @itt.
midelungen berihoben babe.
2on0on, 10. SSiIi. .-9ie ioporli-
ibe &egierung bot cine gnti6eibltng
erreidt bic aus 8oridIdgen ieitens
Der 8erelnlgfen Stdatefl eriuuds,
iogt cine 0epeihe aus 9ofio an Die
Stmes inter oen Datum bonn IS.
Suit nn0 iid oltf cine eenttinione
nnerifaniid iopaniife Snterben-
tion in Sibirien be3ie6t. Die alne.
rifoniihen gorifIdge, fiigt Die 9e-
peide bin8u, fino beridieoen BON
ienen @nglanbs ltno 6ronfrei6s.
8aibineton, 10. SuIi.-9ie alne-
rifuniiden &egierungsbeontten mel.
gerteu iid, in ireeno elmer @eiie
iiber Die Meleung aus Sofio ,lt re.
ben oaB Sapnn ben amerifanilden
Bori6lng ongenonnten babe, mo-
nof amerifaniid)e nno oponiide
Gruppen nod Sibirien geionoi mer-
ben iolen. gs lift befonnt, oaB MIDI
tige Gnttpifelltnaen in Sibirirn be.
borItc6enL ober Die 9eamten iaqten,
Die 8eit pGre fir cine 9tnfilnoigtlna
nod nidt reif.
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Nmeritaneis,;lno
ni6i Su bQlten
Ginc ubteilmne allein madbt iibcr 5000 Gefalts
gene; Sic DcmtiAcn Smrdb Sen plSsliben
1nariff pSllia psrpirrt
ltsber so @eidise sem SeinSe absemommen

Ter 9lmeritaner. Ser glngriff in
ienem 9lbidnitt nin1mt nit iolber
SdneIliefeit ieinen Gnrtsane, ooB
Die Gage cine duberlt giinitiee lit.
8as @efeAt bat beute an Sef-
tiefeit attgenommen. amerifaner
uno 6ran5oien brdneen otf Der
SoiptitraBe Soifions Ebierrp por-
p1rts; oieieIbe 1T bon orei biz 3ebn
WeiIen bon Der uripriiuglihen 2inie
entfernt.
9ie 3eutiden ourd gfeierben ber.
it1rft, nohten ouf Der SodflG6e
iii0peitlid bon SoiiIons einen @e.
genoneriff, Der irtoeilen blltig obge-
ihlogen mur0e. 9ie glmerifaner
1ino 5ron5oien baIten Die BON i6nen
geitern abeno eingenomntene 2inie
beiett o0er bepegen fid in 6itli6er
Ridhng. 3ie8nbl Der @cfonge.
men lit i'm 8adien. Ole 8erbin-
oung nit oen riiftpGrtigen SteIlun.
gen lit munoerbar. Mannlhaften
linO @eidiibe peroen in roider 9luf.
einanOerfolge ON Die 5ront beforbert
tnb iofort ms Gelier eefbiirt.
General Geri6inss geridlt.
8oibington, 10. SSuIt. General
Beri9ing meloete beute: n9lmerifn.
niife &rlippen suianlmen nit fran.
aoiiiden griffen Die feinoIi6en go.
fitionen 8luiihen Morne nno g[isne
an orongen mebrere WteiIen melt
Dor nno madten cine eroBe gtn5ob[
@efongener lnO eroberten bieIe 8e.
iditbe.
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t1erSienitkrest5c fir
tapfere Gatei'

93ei Der amer. 4rrnee in 2otbrlft-
qen, 10. SSuIi. = Sen. Beribing bot
0as 8er6ienitfren3 Dem 2elttnant
8alter 9t. 6IannerD bon BittsbitrgD
berlieben, ber unter idmerem 6eler
In ser 9eof)t bonn 3. SUM Die W}arne
iiberihnoun imo bermnnoete Sol'
6nten altriifbrohte, Die ans 0elttifer
@efanoenidoft entfomuen poren
l1no ben fSluB ni6t freu6en fonnteu.
2eittnont 6lonnern erbieIt fir Die
Sat bos fron8oiiide &riegStreid.
geroienItfrer5e mur0en BON Sen.
8eribinq aud bem Selitnant Soiepb
&. gromn Dem Sergeanten SalneS
Sb6e ln6 &orporal Senrp 8taaro
fir Sopferfeit i'm 8eIlemt @aloe ber-
lieben, Iofpie Dem Sergeunten Ghas'
gunninqbon, Der einen feinolihen
lleberfon abiding, nn66em CT ner-
mtln6et tuor6en mar.
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Hccicrctt t0lt
pattictiitbe ReSc
@irb erindt, als aanbibat fir Con.
bcrnenrsamt in gieiu Dorf aaf.
5ntreten.

snrotogo Springs, 81. S.. 10. gu.
II. = Die 8elpegung, Die 9onlina.
tion oes Col. 4ooiebclt gum @ouner.
neur bon Neip gorf ol1rd Die Slept.
blifaner berbei5ufiibren, nabm ge.
| tern abeno cine beltimntte sSorm an,
als @eneroIontpaIt Merton 6. 2emig,
Der S1uptopponert oes @oubernears
Bbitnon, Die grfI1rllng obgub, oof
er iid ols Ganbibat 5uriiG5ieber
Ilpitroe, ipenn RoOiebeIt oIs Ranoiooi
oltftrete. 3u aIeider 3eit muroe bor
ben Spponenten 8bitrnons cir
u&ouno Jfobin" Sirfitliert, Der Den
Sberiten erIudte, ii6 BEL oen Sri,
mGrDablen nm Die Romination 81
benerben, itn6 Slu1oerte bon Inter,
| idriften fuuroen erIangt.
Sbeooore 9fooiebeIt rihtete eint
5iinoenoe potriotiide gniprnde or
Die 8erlonlmluHg. Der Sberl
puroe BEL ieinefn gintritt in Der
Saal Itiirfliih begriiBt. @roBer @ei
fda tpuroe inn 8liteiI, als er erflGr
! te, oob D6ie 8erienfltna Der 2uit
tdnia Die 8eihieBung 6es Sort Sunr
ter in 6ieiem &riege" fpor ltn6 boB
nenn Die Ser. Staoten oannols oer
arieg erfl1rt bdtten, mir Elm paai
@dllionen 2eute iiberfee b6tter, 9fuB
lono nid)t 3eritiifeIt un0 Der arief
LETT i1on noritber mare"
Scr Sberit erflGrte in Ieiner ge
De, 0oB er 5mei Gunfte 81 betoner
jtuiiui6e:: Critters, ooB mir aeinc
our6greifenoe a.nerifoniiierung I'M
Ierer 8iirgeridaft Boben niiiien uni
8peitens, bob mir Den arieg ge
Ipinnen miiiien."
@s lit in oieiem 2anoe MIR 8lat
fir cine Sprahe iene Der l1ndb
MISUNDERSTANDING erfldrtC
goolebeIt. n8ir nliiiien Die gunner
OH tnlererl Eorett alS Seilt0e be
bdnoeln linb mir nliiIien iene als
9err1ter onieberL Die einen bor8ei
, tiqen eSrie0en beFiirpprten. "
Sen gr0Bten @eifoll rief ieine 9e
bauptung berbpr, Dob Die beit'
arSnei fir Die 0entide Spionenge
Ifabr lei Die SlSane, luenn nltfge
funoen 5u eridleBen." ST indt
aud, oaB Der arieg nur our6 ein'
alaiIe 2eute gaiuonnen lperoen miro
namIib bic fdlupfenben glmerifanel
an Der Sdladtfront. er erflart(
aud, ooB Die 8eidleunigung Dec
ariegsprogronus mebr oos Ser
0ienIt oes Militdrfontitees oes Sc
nots ais 6es ariegsqnltes lei. 81
ertp6bnte oas Sdidial ieines SobneS
in sSronfrei6 oireft in feiner Beiie
9ns 8latform aonlitee erpobl'
te barallf SRI. @aarp @orrett 9or
BON geeip gort 8ur 8oriiBerin ais
sompronlibfauoioatin Der beioen
6rnftionen.
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100 uaiiteit aiif Sen
amer. 1oerlltItliIfe1t
Sin Souaer geFtDrben nno 5luei
Supaer nno siuei 9tebrasfaner
crlitten idluere 8nnben.

8aibinotou, 19. sSuIi. - General
8eribing beridtete beiite Is geamen
al1f Der gerIuftIiite. Stint Monn
mur0en i'm Sample get0tet; elmer
erlag ieinen 8nnoen; iieben itarben
an &ronfbeiten; elmer fam 0rr9 I'm
faG unts 2eben. So Mann tpuroen
idmer beripunoet uno elmer miro
pernliBt.
9(uf Ser 2iIte merben nud 6rei
SSSonaer rn0 5lDei gse6rosfaer ee-
nannt. Sod .. e. gnunoion,
@ruber, ga, itorb infoIae elmer
4rantbeit. Shtper berpunbet tpur.
on: 8. S. Blair, 8ortlep, gaebr.
g. 8. 9Iien gtinben, gtebr.; @. e.
@o6fren, 2uoerne, SS5a., un0 g. u.
Sof, grooflbn, So.
gerlnitc Der Nfarinetrnppsn.
8oibington. 10. eSuli. - 27 Ser
lutte Uur6en beltte bonn Warine.
forps geutelOet. 16 Mann purhen
in Sample get6tet uno II @fant
ltorben an ibren @unOen.
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S;nt Soag, 10. SuIi -Sier Duroe
6ellte befannt, oaB BEL einem 6lieger.
fanipf iiber Der gtoroiee 5ipei Oeutide
gleroplane ms Nicer itiir8ten uno
orei anoere fan1pfunfdbig eemadt
ntroen. 9as @efefjt fanO 5lDiiden
neun 8euti6en imo bier britiihen
aerohlonen itntt. Bon 2inbiirg elm.
qefroffene Gepeiden beidgeu, oub eis
tie galmiiionsiabrif 5u Goten BON
britiidcn gonl6enflug5eligeu 5erItort
mltr6e. sSlieaer Der 9laiiertrn bnben
an If. SSuli SuDnigsbnfen ange.
ariffen, nobel 30 9erionen getotet
un6 60 permunoet unroen-
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gLmer. sluOnareiIenie n franfreidl

I1ris, 19. sui. = II 80ngreB'
abgeorOnete Der Ser. Stdnten, ipelfe
Die Sdlahtfront beiuden molten.
iinO geitern in einem fran5oiiihen
Saien eingetrofien. gfuf ocm Damp,
fer befano iih aud Syilitin @oodrt
Miiglie0 Der fron5oiiiden Geputicr-
tcnfnnuner. cine glbteilima frnnSoii.
idlcr alpcnjdger, Die Die Ser. Stoa.
ten beiudten. uno eine glnSabl polni.
iher GreitDIainer.
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aIaae aeaen Wla[pn abaeidlpadlt.

Baris, 19. SSitli. - Die Mnfluqen
gegen 2onis S. 1laIpp, oen friiberen
glinilter bes Snneril mnroen bonn
Staatsonnalt MeriIlon 70 no6ifi-
8iert. oaB Die ihiperite Strnfe. Die
i'm anfallen fam penn er fd)uloig
befunoen tpirO, cine lc6ensI1ngIidbe
@efdngnisbaft iit. Gie geid,uloi.
gungcn Oireften 8errats pur6en faI.
len geInIlen, nie aud Die 9Inflage
pegen 2Gufrei5ung CUR Meiiterei. Die
9ciduIoigung Inutct iest oilf uOer-
iduI0ete gernadldiiiguna rmO frimi-
neGe glidtbeadtitng bon efIihten
ols Winiiter 0es sSnnern.
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guae QSdnnna fir Gefanaene.

Baibington, 19. Sui, Amerifd-
niide 9(rneeoffi5icre uno w1nnn.
idaften 1aben gelnoB ser segenpdr.
tioen glnor6nunq oes aomptrolIers
@oripif bonn Sbatart Elm glnrefDt
auf Ooae 2obnitng im0 ale @eboIts.
auidte, ndbreno iie iih in @efangen.
i6aft befinoen. 0titgIieOer Oes Bile.
gerforps 6eGofon5Iiiten un6 onoere
8ibiIaugeiteIlte Der glrmee ftno in
oieie 2lnor0nung uidt einbegriffen.
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plant Bcicblcmnieiiito
Ses 5eritSrerbaltes

Bni9ington, 10. suli = 8eitere
8eidleunigung Der 8erit0rer-aon-
itruftion nuroe geIterH BET elmer
aonferen5 8miifen Sefret1r 90.
nieIs uno @ertreter Der Shiffsbait.
geieGidaften eripogen. Die @erften
Der otlnntiiden ln6 pn8ifii6en aii.
Ite iparen bertreten.
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Bcloicrt erb6lt
tueifcres Darlcben

g9aibington, 10. SuIi.-Gie Ser.
Staoten Geaier1ing bat geiteru 9el.
glen einen meiteren areoit i'm 8e.
trage BON $2,770,000 beipifligt.
9os genan1te 2ono bat bisber bon
9lmerifn 9arleben in Der S0be bon
$t36,250,000 erbalten.
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aentidsr flieasr ii6er SnIel sGamst

Non0on, 19. 95itIl = Vln oeuts
ides SIiig3eus eridien iiber bic
ssynieI lbanet i'm giorofpeinDinfel oes
GolintD Sent geitern obeno. Cine
oiii5ieae 9telOuug beinat OoB Die
glbpebrgridliiee oas dlug5eug be-
ftciieL ipelhes 6nnn nod 8eIten
nnf 0.e Gee hiitmlsfion
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Hlieaer aet6tei.

Snn glrtonio, Ger, 10. Suli.--
9ns Die beiSen GIieeer. 2eutndnf
earn 8. 8oples, Spbe garf, MnIi.s
uno Sberleutnont z. $. SigbIep
-beibe nlif 6en aeIlb 5IugfeIo ito-
tioniert -ie1r nicorig floaen, foai-
oierten iie nit einem Baum. 8opp.
les mrroe aui Der SteIle setotet
mdbreno SiobIeb unberlest 6lieb.
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Slie9cr 9reifcit Sen
Pafeft BON pole an

9fom, 10. SuIi. syiinflnofilnf.
5ig itolieniibe aeropIone, begIeifet
bon idneIlen 8afierfIng3eugen, ba.
ben nnter Dem gefebl oes beriibnl.
ten Didters @nbrieI o'glnnun8to oie
0iterreidiide Sofenitnot GoTo err
foIgreid angegriffen. Der 9(ngriff
erfolgte Mittpod 8u friiber @or.
genftun6e,
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Gbarnpaoncr fir
Sic 1oertciSiecr 1abcints

2onoon, 10. SuIi. - 9ie BE-
pobner g36eims boben ocn 8erteioi-
aern Der Staot $4,000 6laihen
Gbnn1paaner sltfomnen loiien. go
meIoen beute Gepeiden bon Der iran,
aofiihen 6ront.
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gritildler geridlt.

2onOon 10. Sui. 6cI0moridioG
Snig melOet: o5ein0Iihe lleberiGlle
in ocn Gillers. grctonHeur uno glor.
lonconrt 9lbidniiten muroen bon iu.
ieren Sruppen obgeipieien. 8ir
nladtea einen grIOIgreiaeu 2ugriif
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0e1tifle ae6en gliifidl[aa IN.
Gen. erpaier er6aIt summanSpiteIle.

8afbington, 10. synIi, Gene.
rnlmoior 8m. gro5ier bat bos &om.
manoo iiber bos noro6itIide Geparte-
ment erboIten. CT tritt an oie SteIIe
oes 9riaooe Generals Stud.
man, Der oas 9oninonoo ii6er einen
8iitrift oes 9epartemerts erbalteB
miro.
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oOuuer in enalanS.

2onOou 10. eSuli. - Ter nmes
rifanii6e 9ebensmittel Gireftor
Serbert SooDer lift in England einge.
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