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The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19
SUMMARY FOR THE
COTTON REGION STATES

New Orleans, La, Aug. 18.-Tem-
peratures have been near the seas
oral over most of the regoin during
the last forty-eight hours except
high temperatures continued in the
northwest districts.
Scattered showers mostly light
to moderate on Sunday in Arkansas
and districts east of the Mississippi
river, widely scattered showers
Monday in all districts from Arkan-
sas eastward with some rain in Ok
lahoma but special reports from
Oklahoma and Montgomery, dis
tricts are missing.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19
STOCKS:

New York, Aug. 19.-Settlement
Of the local traction strike gave
a steady tone to the stock market
this mornig and all the leaders were
up from one to 2 IL points, Cruel
BILE STEEL, pan American, and Mex
lean petroleum advanced from 8 to
points. The extreme advances
occurred in the first half hour. There
was heavy dealing in United States
Steel on sales of $500 shares at a
gain of 1 IA. points.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19
ENLISTMENT COLORED MEN.

Greensboro, Aug. 18.-Orders re-
ceived yesterday by Colonel A. V. P.
A nderson, in charge of recruiting
for the North Carolina district
concerning the discontinuance of en-
istments for coIored men reads as
fellows:
Original enlfstm ents of color
cd men for infantry will be dis
continued at once. Qualified appli-
cants already accepted at general
recruiting stations may be enlisted.
This does not prohibit the enlistment
of men who enlisted prior to April
1917.
2.-The Provisions of circular No.
Ss5 War Department 1919, discon-
tfnuing enlistmenst of colored men
for Cavalry are modified to permit
the re-enristment of men enlisting
prior to April 1st., 1917.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19
Troopers after Bandits.

Candelaria, Texas, Aug. 19.-By
army field telelh hone to Maria
Troopers of the sth., cavalry have
crossed the Mexican border and at
$40 o'clock this morning are in pur-
suit of the bandits who held the Am
erican avators for a ransom of
$15,OOO. The aviatOrs Davis and
Pterson accompanied the troops as
guides, and the army planes are
cooperating in order to locate
bands of bandits VINO may be scout
ing around. The party is now south
of here and in the Ojangeo district
of Mexico.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19
rHOLERA IN CHINESE PORTS
1000 DIE NEAR PEKING

Peking, Aug. 13.z(By the Asso-
ciated Press. )-Cholera is raging
in many ports of China Shanghai,
Dairen, and Tiensin have become in
fected, and there have been numer-
Gus deaths.
The epidemic has appeared at the
encampment at Lang-F'ang, near
Peking,r resulting in almost a thou
sand deaths. Widespread alarm has
been caused by the outbreak of the
disease.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19
RED CROSS WORK IN SIBERIA

Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 19.-Announ-
cement was received here today from
headquarters of the American Red
cross in Washington that the Red
cross has authorized the expendi-
ture of $1,SOO,OOO for relief work
during the last half of this year in
Siberia, when a determined cam
palgn will be waged against typhus.
serious recurrence of which is
threatened.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19
Going after the Mexicans.

Washington, Aug. 19.-Secretary
Baker announced today that the in
cursion of American troops into
Mexico was with the full knowled-
ge of the War department, and that
it had not been annouced sooner on
account of the fact that the two
American aviators had been cap
tured and were being held as host
ages in Mexico. Further plans of the
department he would not disclose
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19
Gooseberries endure heat better than
CurrantS.

Gooseberries are grown slightly
farther south than currants and
seem to endure the summer heat
somewhat better. More spraying,
however, is necessary to keep the
foliage Of currants and gooseberries
in a healthy condition in the south
ern part of their range than in
the northern part
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19
WEATHER.!

For North Carolina showers and
,hunderstorms this afternoon or to-
might and Thursday partly cloudy
with much change in temperature
and gentle to moderate southwest to
west winds.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19
Senate Will Confirm Palmer.

Washington, Aug. 18.-The Sen
ate Judiciary cOmmitte has de-
cioed to order a favorable report
on the nomination of A. Mitchell
Palmer for Attorney General of the
United States.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19
MARKETS
COTTON

(By the Assorted eress.J
New York, Aug. 19-Cotton mar
ket opened steady with October
3O.36, Dec. 30.46, Jan. 30.4O, March
3O.35, May 30.40.
Spots Wilson market 20 cents.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19
Working on wages Now.

Washington, Aug. 1S-The rail-
read administration was notified to-
day that the strike of the shopmen
is at an end and urging the taking
UP OF the wage scale at once. The
notice was brought in person by r.
M. Jewell President of the United
Craftsmen of America and Canada
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19
AN ARMY OF
$4,000 MEN
WAR OVER TIE
: SHANTUNG MATTE: J
Will Result Thomas Millard
Tells the Peace Conference
Millard Was Attached
TO CHINESE DELEGATION
TO CHINESE DELEGATION

Washington, D. c. Aug. 1S.-Pre-
diction that war would result on ac-
count of Shantung clauses of the
Versailles treaty by giving this prov
ince to Japan was made by Thomas
S. Millard an American writer VINO
IS attached to the Chinese delegation
to the peace conference.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19
WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Wednesday
For North Carolina fair tonight
and Wednesday, rising temperature.
interior gentle to moderate south
west to west winds.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19

London, Aug. 1S.-David Lloyd
George Premier OF England this
corning in the Parliament stated,
he war cost the British empire forty
billion dollars which was mostly
aid out for destruction.
The daily times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1902-1936, 1919-08-19

THE DAILY TIMES, the
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That Gets Direct Results
For Its Users.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
Franklin Tells
Where Money Went

Lewis u. Franklin. director Of
the War Loan Organization. tells
the why OF the Victory Liberty
Loan In these words:
The money subscribed In tho
Fourth Loan. which was 81 1000
900. 900 In excess OF what We asked.
lasted the Treasury Department
only until the tenth day OF Decem-
Der. when ws found ourselves again
pumped dry.
The expenditure OF the Treas
ury Department. the actual cash
outgo. last December was $4,000.
0O0, 900. The annual rate OF en-.
psnditure before the war was about
u. 900. 900. 900 a year"
This money and more. Franklin
said, went to pay the cost Of guns.
ships. ammunition. food and equip.
msnt that never actually got Into
the war but which caused Germany
to surrender. Germany's surrender
saved the lives OF 100000 Of our
boys.
A lot Of the money TO be- realized
from the Victory Liberty Loan has
been spent already. II helped To
save those SOC. 900 soldier boys
lives.
Prepare to buy Victory Liberty
Bonds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
BONANZA WATER
UNIT FINISHED
NNIiR Will, Et n H\Ip r\
Ili,ur Ni\pltin N,itI~ nv
Low RONNN/N SHpRr TIME.
INt Il Rt\iiltH~ I\rEEI. II y

Cuo moro irrigation nnH NNnh b,
to make the rou1t.l ,'cttnr 'h'ost.
orn %, the rose is p'u uou ,nr ru'"t
and the water VIII prnr,nN o., run
utrr on the lanl Ia the u"Nt th'rtv
DAYS. according =" RNs, Sutton. "n"
ot the promoters. who has been
working hard to bring about the tut
prOvemert
The unit consists of about eight
hundred acres and is known rs att
Number Four The land includ, 1
lies below RohanEa and the main
ditch CARRYING the waited Is two aud
u half miles in length This ditch has
now been completed up TO the poIut.
where the pumps are installed in
Lost River. II viii bring the total ot
the watered area around bonanza
up very materially. several other
units having been already completed
The irrigation by pumping from Lost
River has been made available at u
very reasonable figure. and Is fast
developing the lands around the
Glover Leaf Town.
Francis r. Bowne. J. II. Taught.
and Albert Burgdorfr ar" associated
with Mr. sutton in init Number
Four.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
LIFE TERM FOR
WILHELM SUGGESTED.

CHICAGO. May 22.-The death
sentence. committed To III" ,mpri"on-
ment was the punishment for the
kaiser recommended here bv rr Hon.
~ Van Dyke former minister - Nol-
land.
"A sentence OF death only would
satisfy the demands OF justice" said
Van Dyke. But life impriSnnment
would afford opportunity for the cf-
feet OF the sentence to Impress itsrlt
ON what conscience is left IN til" cGl-
prits OF his murder clique -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
PERSHING'S PROPOSED
VISIT REIiNEp.

General Pershing's proposed visit
to England has been indefinitely
postponed. due to the belief of the
general that it would he inad,ls ,h'e
to leave the Rhine until the Germans
had signed the peace treaty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
NEW HEAD FOR REHEk AIS.

SALEM. May 9l--MrS. i"sSic Jar,
Wis OF Portland has been s."c,,t pre-
sident of the Rehecah .tItc Assem-
bly,, succeeding Mrs Jeanie Rursc ut
Grants Pass
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
Q Q . - Q .
. SPRING LAKE DRiPPINGS .
q Q Q <> Q Q

Mr.. VIM. Cheyne attended lodge
meeting in klamath Falls Wednes-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. Schreiner visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. John Depuy
Sunday.
Frank Stewart and family and
Miss Ella Green were county seat
visitors Saturday.
Chas. Mack and family attended
services at the Mt. Laki Church Sun
day to hear the new minister.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
ANNOUNCEMENT. 4

Having taken over the interest of
Vans Auto Service in the Ashland
Medford-klamath Falls Auto Stage
line. same will now be operated en-
tirely by myself. We connect at Ash
land or Medford with all northbound
, trains. Our local office will be with
the City Transfer Co. Sa1 Main ST.
22-1 CHAS. B HOWARD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
LEAVES FOR PORTLAND.

Miss Autoinette Matt left this
morning for Portland and Seattle.
where she will visit with friends and
relatives.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22

Free Dance Saturday night, May
cath, over Fort klamath Garage AT
Fort Klamath. Everybory invited.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22

The Ashland klamath Falls Auto
Stage office Is now with the City
Transfer Co. 62l Main st 22-6'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22

and Olene. Return to Herald Of
flee. 2s-Ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Good wages. Write Lisky
ranch. Dairy, Ore. ea-6s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22

FOR SALE-One work marc and
colt, weight about 1850 lbs. Young
and gentle; or will trade for any OF
the following Cow. four house Fres-
no Scraper or wagon. Phone lSF1S
or see Harry Telford, nine miles out
Merrill Road 22-it
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

to work on ranch.
good wages. Inquire Herald office.
s2-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-22

WANTED-To rent, invalid's wheel
chair. SIG Walnut ave. aa-ss
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9eaislatibe ltmterinAnna.

2incoln gtebr., 27. 6ft.-0os
5peaiaIfonitee, ipelhes bon Der lee-
ten 2eeislntnr ernonnt ipurbe, I'm
Die boben 2ebensnlitteIfoIten All I'M.
teriuden, pirb ont ssreitng einen
geridt bercffentIihen. Gas Gomitee
IN nod nidt in Der Gage, einen OBJ
ihlieBenocn 9eriht ob5uitatteri. bod
iollen ein3cIne @rtitel, pie 3. 9. Der
3uderpreis, beleudtet iperoen. g9ie
fonmt es. bnB Die 8iirger IN elmer
Sto6t. melde 3uder probnaiert. Die
Sradt auf oen 3nfer nod Omaha
uno auriit aoblen rriiiiien Guh cine
onoere 5roge miro ser s6iitna be.
oiirfen @ie fonlnt es, oab elm
Subn, bonn 6ormer gefnft, nur 35
Gents toitct, m1breno Scr 8erbral.
der, uadoem MIR Die 6eoern abee.
nonIinen pnren, Die Sunlme BON
SO big 60 Gents fir 6as Subn snb.
len mubte: GbnIihe 6dIle bon gsreis.
treibereien ioIlen bonn Inter.
MISUNDERSTANDING niifseoedt mere
Apu 80
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Den 1fiaiten Scs Gr=
1,rdiiScntcn Hocicpelt,
a0nis albert fdJmadt bas Grab bes
2abiHseidJiebeuen nit berr.
lidca ylnmen.

Seem Dort, 27. Gftober. aonis
Gilbert bon Deleien begab iidJ ge.
itern nit mebreren geeIeitern nad)
Dem Youug's Memorial Grieoboi in
SDiter 9ap, NO i'm OjerItleutnatt
Sbcooore &ooiebelt nod Der @rab.
it1tte ieines peritorbenen 8oters
bradte. Der aonis betrot nit Dem
Sobne oes 9nbinseidieoenen aIlein
Die Gruit uno Ieste einen groben
aranS, in Den belgiiden 2onoeSfnr.
ben ans gelben uno ounfelrotcn 9to.
fen nit elmer ihnaroen Shleife ees
fltn0en auf ons Grab, nornuf er nod
tllrae Belt I'M @ebet Deripeilte.
Sierauf beeob er iid nad) Saga
more 9ia, mo- CT ii6 nit Gociepelts
8itwe ldreere 8eit in ieiner eigcnen
2anosiprn9e unterbieIt. aonig 4l.
bert 1T nit ieiner gesleitung ..slltc
mad @aibingtpn eefabren ipu e I'M
etlua 10 llbr abcnos eintreffen miro.
Gr miro Die 6obrt in Sbilooeipbia
mebrere Stltnoen lang unterbre6en,
I'M bic sroben 5difisbaubofe nuf
9oe Ssloiio 81 beiidtisen.
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1ooinccrter tuill
fordiiScitt tuertcrt.

@aibmgtou. 81. Gftober. 5ena,
tor Dlilcs Boiitoerter bon 8albing.
ton, bat aLs eriter 9fepublifaner feline
Snnoi6utur- fir Die grdiioentidoft
angeu1elbet lun0 aud eleid5eitig iei.
ne Hlatform befannt gegeber. s5ll
oerlel6en ipridt CT feline WliBbilli.
gltng aus iiber oie Drobungen Der
arbeiterfiibrer. ben DabnoienIt bol1.
itGn0is gum Stialtano 3u bringeu.
Gr erflart, bob Die Gegieritng olIein
Gnti6eioungen in angelege,i1citen
oes aapitat uno Der 9Irbeiterihoft
geben iou. @leid5eitia lit er ober
Der glniiht, bob ben eeredten 6oroe.
ritngep Der glrbeiter &ednung ge-
tragen lperOen ioa. Senator Toin.
6crter erfldrte, oaB iid aornn1unis.
mus nidt nit ben angeltamniten
Sobnousipriihen Der glrbeiter Der.
btnoen laiie. Gr ipridt iid) ol,b ge.
gen cine gerquidung Der Ingelegen.
beiten amerifos NIT ienen onberer
0atioutn aus. Serr goinoerter
idIieBt feline gefanntmndnne nit DER
Grfldrling, oot, es auf @runo Der
bon ibm ber0ifentIidten GIatform
notis it, ooB Die 1890 Gonpention
Der &epubIifaner oieielbe eutbcibt
nno iie unteritiiet, faIls er gum ssiib.
rer Der Eartei erforen tperoen foIlfe.
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8eridjt Ses Gnlpfanss-aa -aasidJniics.

2ineoln, gleb.. 27. Sft.-Der Sc.
ridt oes 9lusiduiies, oeiien gfLid,t
es mar, bic beimfebrenoen Rebrosfo
Soloatelt bel ibrer Infunft in 9eiu
gorf gu empfansen, bat foIeeuben
,finatt5ielleH 8eriht eingeiaaDt: Die
@eiessebufe butte bic Sul1line bon
$$25, 900 oiisgeiebt u1o oas aolni.
tee bat bon oieier Gumme MIR ST.
5i5.61 aiSgasebeis. 4apnn cnffoI-!
len atlf GrfriiAnngeit fiir Die Sol
oaten $593.19. an3eigen tino Set.
tel $564.01, 8oltnaarfen $175. Gnl.
pfane oes 800. Snfanterie. .Gegi1ler.
tes nnO oes 341. giaidinengelpebr.
Battalion $650.t0, 9beatcr uno Boie
9aI Gidets $f26.0t, 3igorren ,tnS
3igaretten $104.20. 8lutnen Sir
Golonten ii Soipit1lern SASH. -na
lar oes Sefret6rs $1,06S.33. SelGr
nnb 4ussaben oes 3ireftcrs $685.
96, Gal1r bes 5tenogropben $521..
65, Miete oes Sanptauortiers $6I2.
so, @erlnit on MobeI, Die gefouft
nno ipieoer berfauft tnurOen 1881.
"a, 8luntenfranS Der geebrosfn GoI.
oateE in Dem gbrenbof $100, 9arle4
ben an Soloaten Die nidt snriidbe.
Snblt iptrben $45. Die gln5obI Der
aamen Der reeiitrierten beilnsefebrs
Ten Sol6oten betrtig 3,03S. lleber
1000 8erionen aus gebroSfa be.
iitdtcn oas Souptqnortier. Ser aus4
iduB, oern Die strbeit iiberiuieien
iprroe, beltonS aug foIgenoen Ser
ionen: q. u. Suie, @oriiser; Burt
8beoolt, Sf,asmeiiter; GmerD Bud.
ner, au6itor; gffie 2eeie Scott. Set.
retdr; Otto S. 3intipinfeI, 9ireftor.
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Uncertainties 2lmtos
getcn ita3 DeiitiHlanS

Berlin, e. Oft. - Syn Geltih.
Lamb befiir6tet mon, oaB tauien6e
Der ieineroeit 3u ouberorocntIid
nieorigen aSreiien BON Den syran5o.
len eriuorbenen amerifomi1en ar.
mce.Y .Y[utorobile iiber 6ie oeutid)e
@ren5e geifnuegelt iperoen unb 10
Der oeutsden gllttonobilinouItrie
cine iibermidtiee aonfilrrena berci.
tet iperoen fonntp. Siiht meuiaer
alS $4,000 FOLDER Iutomobile gin-
gen in fran5ciiide SGnoe iiber. Soh.
peritdnoige ipeiien oarauf BIN, 6ab
bon amerifoinider Seite gro6e Meen-
gen bon alitonobil. un6 Sabrrao.
&eifeu in 5ranfreih auigeitopeIt
iuoroen ieien. oie ebenfolls Iei6t in
oas iinbeiebfe @ebiet DeutidIonos
geinnot nno bort gu Nreiien Der.
fcuft ncroen fonnten. Die al untcr.
birten Die 5entiden sSabrifdrten I'M
firoen piiroen.
@ns Die 2oge in Der @annli-
gerioraana anbctrifft. 70 urteilt man
bier optiniItiid, on bic 8roouftion
in ben SSo6rau 1913 big 1918
nebr als bcrooppeIt luproen ipi uno
oas ein5iae peientlide &inoernis,
mas in ben Observation-Disclosures
I'M gerfehr3mit Siioomerifa britebe,
balo aebo6en ieia peroe.
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mag
6treit Oer6iitea
prditScnt tpilion Siirfte 81 Siciem 5trcM 0ie
uatrmnasmittclkcfttrcl(c anuenten;
erkldrt, Strcik wirce mneeietlidb icin
iibrer betarren anf ibrem stancpnnkt

id1ogen, NIT oen @rubenbeIiberif
obne Gorhebalte sl ,interbanoeIrs
Inn einen slusaleid) dn5ubobnen.
9ieieS iprroe nbgeIebrlt."
.9ergIeute", fubr 2eipis fcrt, .bd4
ben pGbrenb Der Iesten Sipolf W2cs
nate einen 2obn bon $75 Der Mecs
nat berbicnt, cine 2obnerbobune
non 60 Troaett urto fiir5ere glrs
beits5eit erideint Oentnn6 beredtiet.
Die fiir5ere Sngesnrbeit iuiiroc cine
nebr oitsaleidenoe arbeitsperic0c
ip1brerio oes gonaea Sabres i'm We.
folge BADEN. Seit Der l1nterseims
niing bes syrieoensbertrngs ipnrea
Die 4obIensraber burhffnittlid MIR
orei gnge in Der 8o6e bef9dftigt.
sSnbianopoIis, ssrr6., 81. OH.
8eamte Der 1lniteo Wine 8orfers
baben feine Mndt, ben Gtreif obs
eliiagell 10 erfl1rte beute @iIIinrl
Green, 6afretir nno Ghasnreilter
Der llriteb Waine igSorfers. Sie fons
Hen Dem Mppea beg asr6iiaenten
@ilion iiiHt Mednung trogen, obne
oab cine aonbention Der @rnbenleute
einberufen miro. Demt Der Gtreif
nur0e ouf Der &onbention in gIebe.
lano befdlpIien, eiino oerieIbe fnntt
iiur ourd eifterl Gonbentionsbes
idluB tpi6errufen tperoeit.
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Seis liittcrleilreibt Hcit
Sricccitspertraa.

@len rs. Sftober. Or. aarl
Seie, graiioeitt Der &epnblif Gclfer-
reid, bat ant SanStas ben Grisoens,
pertraa NIT ben nlliierten uno oiie-
5iierten Madten unterseidnet. Die
s9eltimInllngeil 0es 6riaoensbertrass
treten in &raft, iuenn Oie Motifisie.
ri,ng oesiel6en Our9 9elterreib uno
orei Der aIliierten @robl1dte off
5iea I'M fron8ofiihen Mliniiterium fir
ouBere anselegenbeiten betannt eege.
ben rno als fornselles Grotofoil ber-
offentlitt miro.
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Bcl9ien's kSniespaar
,wiH Siiceit beimd,en.
al6ert BEL Sobu .. OiOdefeller, Gr.;
aOuisin Gliiabetbs AniidJt
iiber bic glmerifaner,

Stem gorf, 81. Gtt.-@ie beute
bier betanni miro, baben &0nie gll.
bert uno aonisin gliiabetb oen
8unih geduBert, Die Siio. .Staaten
au beiu9en. Dian miro iid) iuabr.
ideinlia big rod Hidmono, 3d.,
begeben. S. %. gipe, Der @ertreter
oes StaatSocpnrtement, bat bereits
gorfebrlingen fiir ben neiien @eiie.
plan getroffen. Sn gireinia iper.
ben Die boben @dite bic 9abnfplan.
tageu iotuie aud Die geiab1uier uno
Sobafiabrifen beiidtisen.
Ser aonig beiuhte geitern abenos
Scbn $. 8ofefcIler, Sr., in oeiien
Seim in 9arrntopn, 81. q. ueber
ben 8erInuf oes geiudes miro
itrensites Stilidipeisen geiuobrt.
Bie @rafin De garalnan.gbima
Die @eieaifIaftsonne Der aonigin
befannt gibt, lit bieie, ioipie oud Die
eanoe iibrise SieileeeieIlidoft iiber
bic 8eiudsreiie in oen 8ereifigten
Staate1 iebr erfreut. geionoers oas
penpfratiidIe genebmen Der glmeri.
faner bat auf oie aonigin einen
giiiorud gcntadt. Sic
luiiroe gerne l1nger in 9lmerifo bers
bod miibte fie nit ibren Got.
ten luegen Der 8abl nod) gelgien
&onisin @Iiiobetb
iprad ieood Die Soffnlins aug, bdlo
Ipicoer ttad ben gereinigtsn otaa.
tcn Sem mun0erbarlten 2ano ser
Beit, 5uriiffcgret 81 fanuvG.
sluf Die berufIide Sitigfeit Der
nerifanerinnen az ipre1en font.
memo, erfldrte Die aonisin, oab oie.
Ielbcn iid nift Dem Snouitricleben
uioinen iollten, folls lie oaoulu ge-
jmunsen iino, ibre Stinoer audi mr.
I'M gerilieiten 3u bernodlaiiigen. 81.
rer 9Iniidt nod fino nur ipenig
5ralen fibig, ibren ainoern bic rid.
,tge Gr5iebnng angeoeigen gu Iailen,
penn tie ieibit beruflid tatig iino.
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M,ettertsritbt

Sir Omaha nno llrngegenb -
llnbeitimnltes @etter bellte abenb
ino 0ieilstag, nit Observation-Disclosures
&egeit n6er Shnee beitte oben6.
&ein beionbercr Sen1pcratiiripedIeI.
Sur Nebrasfd 8esooIft bcute
obeno, NIT Sdlnee ooer 9egen I'M
Oitliden utto fiIter i'm fiioipeitIi6en
Seile. 9ienstog aIleemein id5on, nit
iteigenoer Tcnlper1tltr i'm ricropeit.
liden Seilc.
Sir Soiuo-ltnbeTtiinrtteS gsetfer
belite obeno nno Gienstaa, ipafr.
iheinIih mil @egen I'M Gu6crlten
oitIiden, nnb Shnea ODER acgen in
peitliden unb aertruIen Seileii. Ct.
mas fiItcr I'M iiiopeitlidlen Seib
bellte oben6 ,no i'm oftIihcn SeiIl
am Qiefstoa-
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Nrfnccflicecr BON
21tcrikanertt ertltcrSct.

Gan 9ieoo, Cal, 27. Gft.-Sier
fin6 onf oem 3eritorer 9laron 8aro
! Die 2eiden Ger beioen Arnteeflieger,
0eutnant Cecil s. Connolly bon
Snn Diego, uno sSreoerid Q. @o.
tcrboiiie. 8eiier, ssSoabo, Die iid) auf
cinem Yntrouillenflug bon puma,
9lria., nod San Diego perirrt bot.
fen uno ifIiebIib in ltnter.g .galifor.
nia bon slpei merifaniIdsn 81.
i6eru erinoroet fpur6en, einaetrof.
fen. Mtaior q. @. 9ratton, Der iid
i'm 9lnftrna oes &riegsminiIterillnt
nad 8ubin Sos gtngeIes begeben
bate, nm Die 2eiheh at bergen uno
ole ndberen @egIeitlimlt1n6e IN Gr.
yfnbrung 3u bripgeh ertl1rt. bah Die
beiocn Mor0er iopobl Der nlerifdni.
I1en, ais aud Der amerifaniIden
Aeeieritne befnnnt fine. Mon tpiro
oernndhit oen geriud) MAIDEN, bic.
ieIben ielt5unebmen. slus aufseid.
nungen, ueld1e Die beioen @rlEoroe.
ten furo Dor ibrem gnoe NIT einem
ipisrn sSnitrument nm slercpIon Gin.
geritt bdtten. aebt berbor, ooB bic
beioen lluoIiidlideu 10 Gage lana
obnc Trobilion lebten unb eeslpun.
Gen moren ons @niier ans 6ent 9in.
ointor OeS 6Iugurntors at trinfem
im nidt 81 berouriten. ShIieBIiI
rlsrDcn fie icoof non Ben beioen
beilicgicrisen unb bIltoitritennen
Tssisausrr erutnrSet
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1roFe SbenauSuab Geienidjait
nerflaat.

Sbenanooob, So, 27. 0ft.-S.
s. GieidilO bot gegen Die Geonontp
Sog ano Cattle 9oDoer gonlpanp
cine GIage i'm Giltrittseridt angc.
itrengt ipesen zines betriigeriiden @e-
i9aitsplanes uno @ergeuouns oes
anpitaIs Der Geieaidaft. Der sflG.
ger beidlport Dab Die @eieaidaft
elm aapitaI bon $150,000 bnbe uho
Die genmten ertrapagaite SnIdre be.
5iebsn oof tros ocr eroBen Beiddfte
feine 9ibioenoen beaobIt iuoroen iinS
iino Dab Der aldeer cbne Gruno bon
Der elite Der Gireftoren geitriden
muroe uno Dab feline gerionlmIing
Der glftienbeiiser ittteefunben babe.