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The Washington times., 1918-06-10
Will Telephone Rates Advance?
BY EARL GOODWIN.
Public Utilities Commission Win Have 7
Against the Interest Of the Public.

When the telephone company opened its case before
the Public Utilities Commission it took up much time tell
to and how high minded it was in general reminding
of the scpural character who told his prayers what
splendid character he and how glad he to be
different from the common folks.
The telephone company assured the Utilities Commits
sion that II dd NOI ask for rate raise because needed
the cash. but simply wanted to discourage so much ee
phonlng. 1t asked to abolish the fat rate
Then after the light of scientific truth was shed upon
the telephone company it became apparent that the Gov
eminent business great burden to the telephone
company. Rather than have the Government take
the entire telephone system the telephone company planned
to work the Public Utilities Commission in such way
that YOU-the puble-should pay an added amount Of
money monthly In order that the telephone company would
be able to shoulder the burden imposed by the Govern
ment's telephoning
Nowhere has the telephone company exposed how
LITTLE it charges the War Department the War Trade
evidently keeps down the charges to the Government
because it knows that it charged the United States in
the proportion it charges YOU the Government
would take the entire system Immediately rather than
pay out such huge for such Indifferent service.
The telephone company admits that has fallen down
under the strain Of trying to keep up with increased
population and the increased Government teephoning II
has failed however to prove that the merchants the pro-
fsonal men and residents generally have been responsible
for the increased load It plain that the telephone com
pany wants you and me to pay for burden which has
been imposed by some one else.
The Bureau of Standards has shown the present tee
phone plant is anquated that the local telephone service
is slow and that other cities with greater burden get
better service It has shown that if the Public Utilities
telephone company would be able to pay for its entire
plant here in a few months.
The United States Government, speaking through the
postoce tells the public that it is ready take the
telephone company and give MORE service for less moneys
while the telephone company asks for the right to give
LESS SERVICE and yet charge MORE for it. IF the
Public Utilities Commission allows any part of the tele-
phone company appeal Will be working directly against
the interest Of the public.
The Washington times., 1918-06-10

says.
The Washington times., 1918-06-10

]. B. Larriek. 10
Twelfth street n e.
W. S. Shelby, 1872
Chaplin street northwest.
W. NJ. Gilfoyle, 946
New York avenue north
west.
J. S. Davis, l40S B
street northeast
W. z. Sanford, 202O
Eleventh street north
west.
L. r. Caller, Gray Line,
1917 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest.
G.. C. PeEram, 141T
Pennsylvania avenue.
Charles +. Schanner,
New willard
The Washington times., 1918-06-10

John Ruckert, Oaktsn,
Vt
J. Cooke Grayson, 1414
F street northwest
James B. Rock, Poll
sherman avenue north
west.
E. L Cayhill. willard
Hotel.
Louis z. Halbliet. 22O
Indiana avenue.
F. 4. +. Flather, 2l2o
First street northwest
S. w. Cain. $50 Tenth
street northeast.
Irving Rosenberg. 800
r street northeast.
A. ". MCGOWAN, 2O21
Fourth street northeast
The Washington times., 1918-06-10

GRAHAM NICHoL says he can
remember the days Of the twenty
five cent theater seat, and also says
he remembers sitting in one at the
National, where he saw the follow
ing cast for 4 quarter:
Viola Allen, William Faversham,
Wilton Lackaye, Frederick Bond,
Blanche Walsh and Joseph Whee-
lock, il. The play was "Aris-
tocracy."
The Washington times., 1918-06-10
Angelus Meeting Tonight

A public meeting will be held at
8 o'clock tonight in the board
room Of the District building to
arrange for a city-wide angelus
and daily prayer to win the war.
Remember the meeting is PUBLIC.
Every church should have q rep
resentative present
The Washington times., 1918-06-10

ana Whisper ana EST ~ gensfa IS n
IDEAS were biting them. "
And there's something in what Ehs
says.
A Workers Tribute to the Aerial
Nail:
Each day when the hands Of the
clock point to half after eleven
hear the soft far away drone Of .
motor and I know that q winged
Mercury is speeding the mail to the
Northland- Ny inner self leaves the
CRIME Of the hot little shop where
I work; leaves the rasping VoiSes
and the coarse jests Of the men and
the dust-laden air-and / ly with
him awhile, to speed him on his way.
And sing, too, and when come
back somehow I can all the better
bear the surroundings and the toll,
for I know that he will pass again
BE is my Inspiration" n. L s.
The Washington times., 1918-06-10
FOURTH DEGREE PATRIOTISM

We al much about splendid patriotic
loans
thrift stamp campaign but believe fynd
mate less than signed pledge to BEGIN TO SAVE
FOR THE NEXT LOAN. If you do better than
0H acknowledge It, but far this pledge
shines everything Read the pledge and the
highly interesting collection Of OOhVhs citizens repre-
sented
the Soldiers Fighting Liberty Greeting
ave undersigned citizens of the District Columbia feine
Liberty
con
Of
our desire participate said do hereby pledge to
July 1915
Columbia special savings account to be designated the fourth
loan account.
awe further pledge personal expenses sr
possible savings better
Liberty
The Washington times., 1918-06-10

MRS. CLARENCE BRADBURN
suggests that as long as people are
going to stand at attention during the
national anthem they might stand at
attention and not squirm and wiggle
The Washington times., 1918-06-10

Charles Z MaushslA.
1000 Eighth street north
west
John W. Kidwell, 1879
W street southeast.
Mortimer F. Geary,
52OI5 NJ street northeast
John J. Gillespie, New
willard.
James S. Mccarthy,
B23 Second street NJ
west. -
Ira z. Bennett
ington Post
R. W. watkins,
East Capitol street.
II. Z. c. Bryant, 3611
Wisconsin avenue
The Washington times., 1918-06-10

What's the matter with asking the
patriotic old gentlemen at Soldiers
Home to move TO another home for
q while 50 that the war workers can
live at this home and thus relieve
congestion? Anything wrong with
thatl
The Washington times., 1918-06-10

BOB HEIHLs Rbe Rspt Ovel
to Philadelphia with CHARLIE
sCHWkB and the Shipping Board
gang, was back in town for q few
hours Friday.
The Washington times., 1918-06-10

WILLIAM STUART says that
the boys at Walter Reed Hospital
are dying for playing cards. Nov,
you old soaks, when you bust open q
new deck, send the old one to the
wounded and sick soldiers at Walter
Reed.
The Washington times., 1918-06-10
A Picture to Encourage You

1t Shows That in Spite of Wars Disappointment and
Brutality, the Human Race Goes Ever UPWARD.
The Washington times., 1918-06-10
HEARD AND SEEN

and whisper and set il gsHsFsl g
aeas were biting them.
The Washington times., 1918-06-10

The greatest force in the world is hope combined with
imagination
The picture this page, which is reproduced py per-
mission from Mr. Munns Scientific American, Is hopeful
picture that stimulates the imagination.
This picture is the history of the United States Post
Office up to date.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-06
Sur GtiitcrSmfto
Scr 5arcnfamtilie

2ouoon 6. Seq. Cine GebeIde
uon 2(niteroam an ben Gr9au9e
Telegraph iogt, oaB 3eitnnger in
aielp eillen 8eridt iiber Die grmor.
0lmg ser 3arenianiIie bringen, oie
eip friiberer 9iener Der 3arin er.
,5dbIt. 9ieier 8iener iagt, OoB Die
gar3e- 9lonlauoff 5amilie ge8iuun.
gen mar, in einem 8inlmer eines
aloiter8 in @foterinenburg 5u mob
men un0 3tpnr 1tnter egpahung Der
8olibeipifiiol0nteu, lpel6e Die 6ami.
'lie in idonlloier 8eiie bebanoeIten.
am II. Suit tpitroe aae MitgIieoer
Der Samilie in oen aeIlerraum ge-
brodt, gegen Die Mnuer 9eitellt uuo
ericboiien. Ser 8ar berlangte als
lebten 8ltnia, 0aB feiae @attin,
Die unlpobL mar, in ieinen glrlnen
Iterben 0iirfe. Ser g8unI9 ipuroe
gelpG6rt. Ser 8iener iagte ipeiter,
oaB Die GjroBfiiritin &otiano, ourd
Die 6diiiie nur pertpun0et ltnO 0ur6
SdlGge NIT benz @eipe9rfolben s3u
tooe geidlagen ipur0e. 5Gntlide
Geihen lpuroen nerbrontt.
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straben6a@ll=StrfeDr
nitt)t anfgenonlmell
HrieesbcarN entideicet, Strcikcr icllen sur ars
belt smrii6kcbrcn; ParSclskamftcr, 1liapcr,
Retailers crrt01nen casn
treikcr beitcbcn auf Sem ,oorIas, feft 81 bleiben

anoere gerbGItmiie, 0ie ben streif
berllrlaht bdtten.
Die SanSelsfamnter eriitdt in
i6rer &roflorlntiott Die Streifcr
erritlid), fid Der Gutideiorne Oes
&riegsboar0s at fiigen. Inn eine iiin-
gerc Storltng Der @eid)dfte, Der glr.
better un0 Der gan3en 8eoolferitng
at berlllei0en.
Die &ereinigtca c9ietailer", hitrd
ibren GrGIioenteu, Gbus. 6. 8lad,
erfIGren, 6oB I'M glnfonge oes Strei-
fes fie fid5 boIlitdnoig neutral berbal.
ten bGtten. Set ober oos ariegs-
8oaro feline Gntiheiolung getroffen
babe, nliiBten aud fie SteGung neb-
men 1tno Elm @ort iagett. SIR 2a-
oen ieien fir ben 8eibnohtsberfdllf
boaauf berieben, Die &ditfer b1tten
MIR crit begonnet, lire @irfdlfe ait
MAIDEN itno MN begip1e Der Streif.
9oourdj erlitte bie 8. Bortei, bic @e-
I90ftsleltte, redt idtnere 8erli1te
uno Die adnfer ipiir0en a1m iDeili9-
items in cine unangenebme Gage ber-
iebt.
Syl1 4tbetradt 1ieier lofaIen Snh-
loqe uno ferner oif @runo Der @flt.
ideioung oes &tiegsboarbs eriude
oegbalb Die Geretnigung Der Retoi-
Ier Die Streifenben, 5lir 9lrbeit 3ii-
rId8ufebreil. Sic fei 1lidt in 9ppo-
iition Sltr Union nod allf ibren 8or-
tell be0adt; iie banoIe i'm SlttereIle
offer.
4idets tporea bic eor3e 0adt
t1tig. Die Rsli8ei NOR nuf alles
borbereitet. 9lber nfhts lit ge-
iheben. oas Den 6rieoen Der Stnot
it0rte.
@erildte Dpn eiflenl SSrltporte BON
.Gtreitbrehern ipureu I'M llalaafe,
Die gidetg bieltea ibre 4ligen offen,
no fie ondb iiationiert iparelt ober
nid6t5 geiGab, nierllalo fam.
Sir oie Council 8lnffer, Ole bier
orbeiten, fin ocn 8erfebr 8piiden
bort lnlo bier iiberbalpt, berfebren
itiinolihe 2ofol8iige.
gS lit feline HeOe Oobon, bob man
ben @ouberneur Inn Die llnterItiit-
3trng Ser Seimgnroen bitten ipoIle.
&oIt3ei uno Gtreiferpifets brndten
Die gta6t i'm balten Ginbernebnlen
5u. g1atiirIid bIeibt oie 9oIi8ei
iiberaa ouf Dem Soften uno Die 0fe-
ieroen in 8ereitibaft.
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1ltncrikas ,ttnrince
iii,S Peersf)rcerailtm
glles bGnat SubOn ab, ueldcn Ser.
laaf bic 5risbcnsUcrbaub.
innscn nebmrn.

sSol6inafon, 9. G., 6. 9cS. -
(8on @arl 8. Grcat, &orreipon0ent
Der limited 8reB. 9lmerifos @tn.
rine. uno gIrmee.9 .9regranlm bGngt
ean5 itno gar bon Dem GrfoIg oes
Neutrality-suspicious. oeS gsrGiioenten
@iIlon ortf Der 5rieoensfonferen8
ob. g9os Ct miirIdJt lit, ipie be.
reits I'M aleemeiuen oi9egebeit oaB
GroBbritonnieu ieine sSoee, oii Der
see bor9etridenO 5it iein. auigiebt.
gr lit beltre5t, oab Die engliihe
5lotte iiA Der irteraciionalen Slot.
te ouidlieBt. Gpift gegen Die Soee
eiiier alnGrifdniid .britiiden @arine.
g[uh ipia er. oaB cine allgemeine
glbriiitlng Oorgenonunen werOen
miro.
Collie gnglnuO ftd neigerp iet-
nem 9Srograunt betreffs Der @iorine
@ebor gu lbeufeii, oont miro imiere
8egierltng i5r Sdiffsboit.B BroerauIut
5ltr glusfiibrlng bringen; oernieI6en
geulG3 miro nniere 6lotfe oanl
ebenio groB, penn iiidt eroBer ner:
oeil ipie Die britiide. Sollte gng.
lono jeOod Dem 9SInne oes &rdli-
oerten 5uItinthen, oon miro oqs
SAtftsbou.G GrogramH cine 46Guoe.
rung eriabren.
9ieies itrO OentlNbe 3atinden ouf
@rint0 eg5eIlenter stiltoritdten in8er-
binoung nit oent 5rie0ensprogral4.nt
oes 8r1iioellten uno unierer silfiinf-
tigen slrfnee uno flotte.
Gs miro ron MarineIadberltGn.
oigen berborgeboben, 0aB, ipenn oie
sslotte Der Ser. Gtaaten oerieaigell
gnglonos an 9abr gleid fonlnle,
Iie oerielben fbenilpd binfihtlih mo.
oerner gelpofftnug iiberIegeq iein
ipiiroe. gludl Die glrtnee miro lt0ti.
genfoIlS beoeitteno bergr6bert iuer.
oerL iollte Iid 0ieies ols notig er-
peiien. GS miro iiDeiien aneenom.
men, 6oB eine gbrititung erfolgen
miro. r1l ben Grieoen Der 8eIt in
3uttnft 8t iiberll
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$27,25O,OOO eripart
an HrieoskoittraRteit

g8aibinaton 6. 9e3. -ariegsie.
fretdr Batter teiIte Dem Senotsfomis
fee NIT. OaB ourd Die 9lufbebung
Der beridieoelten SrieosmaterioI-
aontrnfte sic Sulhne bon ST.
250,000,000 eripnrt ultr0e. Ser
Setret1r 6ertdtete Dem s5inons.
foalitee, oaB ser aongreB rur Die
Slhnne bon $t,t00,00O,000 su be.
niaigen Bat, Inn Die aontrofte at
oeden, Die inter Der getpiQigung
bon $5.000,000,000 oergeben purs
ben. Bon Den $24,2Sf,000.000, Die
Der aongrcB bcpiIligte, lit bereits.
6urd gIufbcbung bon aontrafte,
Die SilnlHe, nie oben angegebeng
eripart iuor0en. @citere griporniiie
iino in glusdd)t geIteQt, iobalo Die
Ginselnbeiten erit ein6eridtet iinO.
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Strafscnba6 ba6ltitreik int
GlepelanS bcioeleat

GlcbcIano, 6. Ge3.-gladl elmer
fiinfitilnOiqen 3itung imo uodoeul
@aDor GabiS cine glniprade gebal.
ten, bcidIoiien Die ar6citer, Ocn
@oridlag bes g}rdfioeltten StanleD
BON Der GleDalono StraBcn6nbnge.
felli6nft on3lnebmen, nonad Die
@eicaifoft iid bereit erfldrt, Die
Dei5Iiheu aonOufteure bis gum 1.
Mdr3 aus Oen 0ienit Sii entlniien,
un6 Sic Streiycr tperOen Die gr6eit
pieoer auine6men. Die @eamten
Ser Gjeieli6nft ln6 oie @ertreter
Der 2lrbeiter unter5eihneten oaS
'driitlide lle6ereinfommen tpoourh
Der Gtreif beenOet murot. Die peib.
lidlm Qonoliftrire Itonoen felt Dem
] g2lr5 IN 4ietiteu Der gnbugeieIl.
Idoit.
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1seocnbcoensDipiiicH
blcibt inc europa
ScfrctGr Safer bcnft Die &etcrunen
,ucrben bis snm SrieScn blei.
ben; Gen. Wiard's Seridlt,

g8oibhgton 9. g., 6. 8e5.-Sef.
retGr gafer meinte beute, es lei iei-
ne perlonlide glniift, 0oB feline Der
gcteronen 9ipilionen nnA Den Ser.
Stooten auriidtebren tpiiroe, eBe Der
s5rieocn nidt iormeIl ertldrt moroen
iei. Gr EeB, 6urd6lifen, Dab Die
.erprobten SolOoten Den Soltptteil
Der 2ruppen bic IN Guropa bleiben
ntiilien, ans MAIDEN iuer0en.
9isber batte man geglalbt, Die
&egeubogea Gipiiion imo ein ooer
3pei on0pre berit6ntte Sruppenfor-
per oIs Die eriten 6tlr Seimot alt-
riidfebrett uno bob iie bon gteudit-
sefommeuen eriebt iperOen turit0eit.
Ser Gbef oeS @enerolitnbes, @e-
netol Ntar6, fiibrt IN ieinen ebel
ner6fIeltlidten 8eri6te an Sefret1r
.9ofer aus, 0aB bos grrtee-@ro-
grontm, I'M SSuli 1919 ddt3ig 0i6i-
iionen in 6rantrei6 8u boben, nit
boiler 3uberli6t ouf eine gtieOerl1ge
Der 9eutiden in 1919 angefaneen
iuor0en mar.
a9tad iorgfdItieer 4ritfltng Der
Situatiolg@ beiBt es i'm 9eridte,
oltno nit 8eriiditdtigtng Der mog.
li6en St4rfe ,tnierer @erbilnOeter an
Der 8eItfrpnt un0 Der 9elttiden,
fam i6 gu Der lle6eraeiie1ng, oaB
Der arieg i'm Sabre 1919 beenoet
iperoen f6nnc, bornusgeiebt 0oB mir
Dor Dem 80. Suni 1919 oht3ig 9i-
piiionen ODER 100000 93ann in
sSronfrei1 lanoen fonnten.
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1orailiSeiat 1S3uicil
esrbeitct eifrio
8eiterc amerifaniife geamte iuer.
ben BON i'm ieOenfalls nad
5raufreidJ bermien.

SIN gor0 beS Il. g. g. George
@di6ington 6. 9e5. -@on 9tobert
s. genDer, aoreiponOent Der llniteo
9reB; 0rabtlos uah gielp gorf.) -
9raiioent 8ilIou lit nit Dem 9(us-
nr6eiten bon &eoen beihGftigt, Die
.er in 6rantreisb 8u balten oeoentt.
glle8 Oeutet Ourauf Fin, ooB iid Der
8rGit0ent 0eltiIid fir algemeine 9lb-
riiltllng at 8oIier ltn0 8u 2on0e err
fldren miro unO 0oB nienIan0 cine
Superiorit1t 5ur See erIangen .ioa.
9rdii0ert 28ilion miro, iobal0 er
gelanoet lit, meitere oHerifanii6e
geantte na4 6ranfrei9 berufer1 Inn
bel Der 8erteillmg bon onterifunis
i6en gfabrllugsntitteln un0 9lpbmo.
teriaL on Ole 0arbenoe europGiide
8eo6lferuuJ bebilflid au iein. 8obr.
i6einIib miro 8erndrO 8aruA, 9or'
iibenoer Der ariegsin0ilitriebebor
elmer oieier 9aanlten ieirt.
Der 9oulpfer @eorge 8ai6irg-
to-: [egt ourdi6uittlih IL stnoteu
bic Stanoe 5utiff uno befau0 iib
3ur3eit ols 6ieie 8epeide obgeian0t
mnroe, 600 @ei[en oitli6 bon SEEM
gorf. g8ir ba6et inllner nod itiir-
m.ides g8etter; Der GrGii6ent ober
bat fi6 olS ein gutter Seeutan ety
pieien, oenn 6ei i6nt bat iid nod
uidJt ole 9eetrnnfbeit ee5eigt. 6eine
Grfdlting it inIt 9on3 geboben.
Scr 9Sr1iioent beobiidtigt, Sta.
lien innerbolb 8tpeier 8oden uob
iciuem eirtrefieR in Brett 8u beiu-
den. Sod 8clgien uno england
miro er iid ipdter begebeu.
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is 1fiillicttert Gcrttteft
S0iffc Derfnnkcit

Sonbon u. Ge8.- Som g(nbe.
qinn ncS &ricgeS bis gum /. Sob.
1918 finb Aurd Die GGtigfeit oes
5Seinoe8 uno Gee 9atitfo, I1ut beitte
6efannt gentadten offi8ieIlen 3u-
ionmenItelIungelt, an Sanoelsidif-
fen dller 9toiionen 15,053,7S6
Bartholomew berIoren gegongen.
SSSSln Ielben 3eitrnine poren TO-
849,527 Soaren teu gebullt uno
2,392,675 feinolider Sdiffe er-
obert tpor6en, 10 ooB Ser gtetto.
@erlrit 1,Stt,584 Gonnen betrGgt.
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Sir Sen ttittcebalf scr
Okkilpaticnsfriif

g(nTteroalu, 6. Ge8. 9ie GaIieG.
Oorfer RobriAten, bon ipelder eill
@renplar bier eitigetroffen lit, be-
iagerL ooB General gtuoont, Strait
bent Der frar8oliihen 8aifenitil[-
transformation 3u Spa al Die oellt.
i6e aonrtfiilion oas 8erIangen ge.
Iteat babe, I'M eriten @tonat al Die
britii9e 0ffitpationsorrlee 10000,
600 glorf, uno an Die froll56ftIde
54,000,000 Wtarf ob5uliefern.
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GgsHailcr kcniiilticrt
Berlincr Ncr5tc
Gr.arOnprin3 beflast es, bah cr nnb
icin &ater engliiden &erfOlgnn.
scu auSsciett iinb.

2onoon 6. Ges. Cine glmIter,
banner Gepeihe oil Die @rdongC
telegraph gompnnp belogt, oaf
Seittidc 9(erate per Spe6i1I5ug olts
9eutl1lono IN SoQono eingetroffer
linb. i'm oen erfrnnften @r.Gaiict
3u bebon0eIn. Grei Wtitglieoer BON
Stobe oeS friiberen 9aiiers Filo mad
Berlin 3nriidoefebrt; bieie[ben ioIcr
Dofnmente bei lib boben, Die iid
ouf Das Gritoteigeritiun 8ifbelu1
&obenSollerts be5ie6en.
Sayrt einem cS,iierpietp NIT Dem
Gertreter oes 2onoon 9oilp s}ir,
ror iagte Ser friibere 6elltid]e Sron.
bring imter onoerclu: ySbr eng,
lGn0er lei6 oorouf berieiieu. neiner
8oter uno mid aus Soaano 81
rntfernen; mir iin6 nollIt6tlbig nie.
bergeoriidt, uuo nlein Goter lit eir
gebrodener glunn. ssSit oas nidt
Strnfe eertug2" Srie0rih 3ilbelm
| fiiQte biil5u, onB er itets Elm Ginber.
nebmen NIT england ongeitrebi
babe, 6anit beiOe 26noer Sduo in
SonO orbeiten fonnten. Cine groBe
9ln8abl ieiner Grelul0e Iebe III gug.
lono inO er lpitnihe ntr, onB
6ort olS 9Sribqtnam leben fonnte
sd lag nit meineln Safer ipe-
gen tsnglon0s in Streit4, idgtt
6rieorih 8iIBclnt SD laate ibnt
INoB bic griten fif eegen nus rihten
miir0cn; nientols gIaubte er oieies
limo ME bot er NIT 6ieier M09lid.
felt Gerednet." n
@erfe6rt nit Sen 9urf6eluoGuern.
9tmiter0on, 6. Ge3.-Qer &or.
reiponoent bes GeIearnff idreibt.
Ser fritbere beutife aronprtn1
berfebrt niel nit Den 8eiuobneru
Der SsSnieL 8ieringen ole ibnl nls
g[ufentboltsort ongeipieien III. S0l.
fig unterrtimnlt er audi bel i6le6-
ter 8itterung Spa3iergGnge. &as
er berniBt lit Elm GeitpferD, tpie er
ieIbit fagte. @1it gorfbeiuobnern
ipielt er 8iqarO, traftiert ite mil
@etr1rfen un0 3igarren uuo fnufi
ben airbern 9ioidmerf. Ger ilntge
SobensoTleru nifitint am $3.50 iein
sSrilbltiid Elm lnlo I'M 7 ltbr abenos
ieine @nuptmabI5eit. CT ibt guItern
uno trinft Gbantpdgner i'm @egen.
iab 81 ieinem @ater, Der iebr eir-
iat5 Ie6t. 2ebterer ioa leiOeno fem.
5ntcrpclatiuu nidlt sascIaiien.
SIN Saag, 6. -Bd6reno
elmer Qebotte I'M 9ollGnOii6el
Gberbnuie Oriidte itd Ser 9t6georo.
neie @arhail0 Oabif ais, oab,
ioaten SoIlan0 i1foIae Der glnlpe.
ien9ett 0e8 Gr.aaiier8 Shpierigfei-
ten iciten8 0es au8lonOes gentddt
iper0ert oieIer beranloBt meroen
ioIte, 6ns 2anb au berIdiien. Der
io5iaIiitiide abeeorbnete @pncoop
poIlte Die 9ieQierung megen oes
QlpfentboIts oes gr-&aiier8 in
Soaono interpeaieran. 3ieies mur0e
ibm nidt geItattet.
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GrpIpiiOn in Nlnnitipnsfabrif.

goHpton Sates, 6. Ge5.-GIf
Mam getotet uno % berlDunOet
mar bas 9taipltot elmer Grploiiou
in Der bieligen gu 9onti6en g1u.
nitionsiabrif. ole ltmgegeno wnroe
in mciIenipeitem 1lmfreiie erihiits
teri. gqs oie @rploiion eriolgte,
paren 1000 g1onn in Der 5abrif
BET Der ArbeIt.
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1trbcber Scs srie1es
miiiien ucr Gcrit6t

Qonoon, 6. 9e3. Ser gtenlier,
gabio 2loyO George, erfldrte beute
IN feiner @ablre0e, ooB Die llrbeber
Oeg arieges. ielbit iuem iie &c.
fr6nte Soilpter ieien, Dor Elm inter.
InotionoIe8 8eridt geitcllt utroen
nliiBteu. Gr lit ferner oafilr, oaB
ole feinbIiden glusGdnoer 0es Gan.
0eS bertpieien m0 i6nen cine &iid.
fe0r berboten lperoe.
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gaa6l @ietar geraerg anaefodten.

Wfllm0litee, 6. 0e3.-0te Nobl
oes io3ialiihiden 2(bgeoroneten gum
aon9reB, &ictor Berger, ipir0, nod
9[niidt .oes bieiigen 2eaber, ouF
@rltno Ieiner o$iroerlrug Der Spe-
rotionen uno DeS GrfoIaes Der be.
tpaffneten Modt" ser Ser. Stonteu
angefodten. a
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&edtsaupolt unO felt Dielen Sabren
in Ger forti6rittliden golfspartei
I'M Rcidstog tGtig gerpeien -Geo.)
Ger 0ciiti6c @lilitdratta6e Diqior
bon 8ismord bat iein OorlualiBes
6iefi9es Sauptqunrtier berIdiien, 1nO
icin gnnJer Stab iit NIT ibm &C.
gangeu. 2egationsrat bon getb.
mam.Soaipeg fat cbenio reiigniert
inO miro ouf Sdlob Gber6oien an
Ibuner Gee Ie6en. u
Inrh oieie egrorberun1el miro
oos oeutidje obei6oitsperional in ocr
Sdlmel5 be0euteno perriHgert.
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Wetterberitbt.

Sir Omaha uno 1tngegen6--
SGon bette o6enS un6 Samgtae;
ettpas ipdrmer beute dbeno. [
Sir gfebrnsfa - Shon beltte
obeno uno Samstag; mariner in
oitlihen uno aentralen 5eiIen batte
n6eno; ettpns tdIfer i'm peitIi9en
Seile ON Sontstag.
Sir Sotun-sl slagemein ih0n beite
obeno uno Smtstne; mariner belite
n6enO uuo i'm 0itIiden 2eI om
Snmstoa,
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aahinett in Iern rpfnniert.

9inln 9Seru, 6. 0e8.-Dos peru.
bioniibe 9obirett bat refigniert.
g(uieInto @arreto muroe olfaefor.
bert, Elm neues gu bjI6en. 9ie Son.
iitln bon goIibia boben Die seru.
bianiIdlen @pi6Gfte in Chile In
SteIlDertretltHB ii6ernomrten.
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400 11cricmen arrcticft;
tic battcn tlo9iskcp

@ai5iuaton s. 9e5. Ger Gi-
itritt bon Columbia ipuroe bor mebr
als sydbresfriit ntroden." Seute
pur6e Die erite groBe 9ln55id obge.
bolten nm @eieteSiibertreter obsu-
fdIien. llnn Nns ReiuItat mar elm
iibcrroifeuoeS. glad Sddbun9en Der
Goli5ei iino nidi ipeniger als 400
GaxiorriL Die man I'M nngeieblihen
2leiibe bon 9S1isfeg fano, Derbaftet
mor07n.
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