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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-02
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Allen McGenty.

Allen McGenty. s<s sSSs.Es@
. One OF the nuptial events Of the
week was the marriage OF Margaret
Allen, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
zimmerman OF this city to Lawrence
McGenty, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
McGenty Of st. Cloud. The wedding
took place at 10 q. M on Saturday at
st. Mary's church with Rev. Father
McDevitt officiating at the ceremony.
The bride was gowned in white georgt
cite over satin and carried q selected
bouquet Of pink and white rosebuds.
Miss Frances Quinn Of Litchfeld act.
ed as bridesmaid and was attired in
pink georgette with hat to match.
She carried a corsage bouquet OF pink
carnations. The grOOmsman was Don.
aid Quinn of Litchfield. The wedding
march was beautifully rendered by
Miss Geraldine Haley while Miss
Florence kelly sang an equally pleas
ing vocal solo. A breakfast was serv.
ed at the home of the bride where
covers were laid for forty guests.
Those from out Of town were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. McGenty of st. Cloud, James
Grattan Of Minneapolis, Amy McIn-
erny of Austin, Austin Quinn and Mr..
and Mrs. John johnson of Litchtield
and Catherine Mauscrbaugh of Peoria,
Illinois. The happy two left almost
promptly after the wedding for their
future home in Chicago, Illinois where
the groom is connected with a large
shoe concern. The Tribune offers its
sincere congratulations.
OIson-OIson.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.. John
M Olson of Spicer occurred the mar
riage of their daughter Magda to Al
bert c. Olson of Spicer. The eere-
mony which was attended by the i'm
mediate members of both families was
performed on June 25th at four o'clock
in the afternoon, Rev. A. M. Lunde OF
the Norwegian Lutheran church off,
ciating. The bride was attired in a
navy blue suit while the bridesmaid,
Barbara Olson, sister of the bride,
gowned in gray silk crepe de chine.
John Anderson, a cousin of the groom
acted as groomsman. I A delicious
dinner was served at o'clock P. M.
at the brides home where covers were
laid for sixteen guests. The newly
welded couple will be at home after
July LIST on their farm three miles east
of Spicer. The Tribune extends its
sincere and hearty congratulations
coupled with many wishes for happy
married life.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
CANNING FACTORY PROPOSITION
PRESENTED

E. L. Anderson and P. J. Gilloon of
Dyersville were in Manchester Mon
day comforting with members of the
executive committee of the Manches-
ter Commercial club regarding a can
ming factory proposition. Messrs. An
derson and Gilloon are rold-time can
ming factory men and are we'll posted
on the proposition. They look upon
Manchester as one of the best loca-
lions in Iowa for a canning factory
Few towns in Iowa are better situated
than Manchester is as a shipping CEN
ter, and besides this city is located
in the center of the best sweet corn
section of eastern Iowa, easily Access
sible by. rail from every direction
These men came here for the purpose
of interesting local capital in can
ming factory, they themselves invest
ing heavily in the same if the deal
can be put over. They ask no bonus
of Manchester, but simply desire to
come here and establish a factory on
sound business basis. These men
claim that $4,000 plant could be run
to capacity here, and that ready
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
BY-c0N E DAYS
Interesting News Items from The
Manchester Democrat, Regarding
People Who Had Important Part
In Early Activities of the County
FORTY YEARS AGO.
Jan. Sth, 1879

During the year 1878 there were
shipped from Manchester 1,930,295 lbs
of butter The Democrat Of forty
years ago stated that few, if any coun-
ties in the state, had a better record
in point of volume, and that none paid
higher prices for butterfat.
Herbert and Sherman Harris had
purchased all of Geo. s. Steadman's
blooded horses, eighteen in number,
and including the celebrated Hold
Gregory.
The thermometer was registering
from 26 to 30 below zero.
Miss Bertha A. Bailey, daughter of
the late Joel Bailey, and Mr.. ]. E.
Hall, then of Fargo, Dakota territory,
were united in marriage at the home
of the brides parents, in Manchester.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. A. Day Mr.. Hall was one of the
owners and publishers Of the Fargo
Republican.
Mary E. Mcintosh, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. william Mcintosh, passed
away after lingering illness of con-
sumption.
Live hogs were selling on the Chi
cago market at $240 to $2.95 per hun
dred. Creamery butter was selling at
&c to 27c Fresh eggs were selling
for is and zoe Corn 29c. Oats 19c.
Choice beef cattle were worth in Chi
cago $500 to $4.35.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08

A. D. Brown advertises the cele-
brated Sealy mattresses, guaranteed
to give satisfaction. You have the
privilege of using it for 60 nights to
prove his statements.
Readers of The Democrat should
not overlook the large advertisement
of D. J. Meggenburg in which he has
something interesting to say regarding
the Brunswick Photographs.
The Manchester Auto & Supply
Company suggests that you bring your
storage battery to their shop for a
thorough overhauling and recharging,
so as to have it ready for use when
the season opens.
On another page appears the ad-
vertisement of the Eclipse Lumber
Co. urging the people of this locality
to purchase their building material
at home, where they see the goods
before paying for them. A very good
suggestion, indeed.
The epidemic of influenza struck
a telling blow upon the force of work
ers in the Manchester laundry, last
week All but two of the people in
the laundry were i'll with the disease.
Mr.. Matthews asks us to say that it
was impossible to get all of the work
out promptly, but hopes to be able to
make deliveries later in the week.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
(Jan. II, 1899

~- DR.. L. r. Loomis had just returned
from Baltimore.
Miss Mae Rooney had returned to
Sinsinnawa Mound to-. complete her
course in music
Mrs. r. w Thrill, the newly elected
president of the W. R. C. had presented
them with a set OF dishes
Mrs. Susie Bailey Small had Joined
her husband at DEVILS Lake, North
Dakota, where he had engaged in bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Banta had rent
ed their farm in Milo township and
moved to Manchester.
w. e. Lawrence had gone to Kinks
vile, Missouri, for course in Oste-
opathy.
Mr.. A. o. Moore had retired from the
hardware business.
Earle Barker had died Of typhoid
fever at the age of % years, and Mrs.
Will Mccormick had died of heart
complications, at the age of, so years.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Hawley were
agreeably surprised by their friends
on the 3Oth anniversary of their mar
riage. Fine table linen was given
them as token of the esteem in
which they were held
Mrs A. S. Blair had entertained the
S. M. T. club at her home.
On January Sth, 1889, occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Stanley Clark and
Miss Mamie Waughop, at the home Of
the grooms parents.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
FU R NITURE
FOR SALE

am going to move to Colorado and
will sell at private sale the following:
Dresser, Solid Oak. Round Dining
Table in waxed oak with chairs to
match, Child's bed and mattress, Ii
brary Table in waxed oak, Leather
Rockers, Sanitary Couch, King Bee
Air Blast Heater, Cook Stove, Electric
Washer, Electric Iron, 16 Chickens,
IL of them Full Blood White Wyan-
dottes, and other articles.
All the above furniture was bought
two years ago and is practically as
good as new. If you need any of the
above articles this is your chance to
save some real money
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Of THE PAST week

MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Storey art
spending a few days with friends il
Chicago.
The Fortnightly club will meet OF
Monday night at the home Of Mrs
Glen Strickland. -s.
IS. K Myers left Tuesday morning
! for Norton, Kansas, to visit his daugh
ter, and family.
The little baby daughter Of Rev
and Mrs. John Taylor has been i'll
with influenza for several days.
Lieutenant Harry Davis is spend.
ing few days furlough in the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]
Davis. 3.
IT. ]. Jacobs leaves the latter part
of the week for Springfield, Illinois,
where he will make his home in the
future with his nephew. s
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Jones returned
home last week after spending ten
days with Mr.. Jones mother, who
lives at Sandwich, Illinois.
Duane and Dewitt Thompson have
been having a tussle with Spanish in
f1uenza, and have been confined to
their bed for several days.
Miss Stella Mutschler, stenog-
rapher in the real estate office of A.
M. Cloud, has been confined to her
room with an attack of influenza.
Mrs. Ethel Bywater and son Of
Grand Junction, Iowa, were the guests
OF Mrs. Bywaters mother Mrs. L. B.
Durham, and returned to her home
this morning.
Theodore Jankowski was called
to his former home near La Crosse,
Wisconsin, last week on account Of
the death of his brother, who suc-
cumbed to an attack of Spanish influ
enza. ......
Mrs. Doris Lyons Of La Porte,
Iowa, returned to her home after a
visit in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
FL. Frentress. Mrs. Lyons is the man
ager of the telephone office at La
Porte, and spent her Christmas vaca-
ton here
First Lieutenant S. F. Beatty,
member of a regmental signal corps
at the time the armistice was signed,
landed in Camp Eustice, Virginia, on
New Years Day, and expects to be at
the home Of his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
S. r. Beatty, in this city in short
time.
Private F. P. Walker, who has
been assisting with the work of the
Local Board for Delaware county, has
received his orders to report at Camp
Dodge, and left Tuesday afternoon
for Des Moines. Mr.. Walker will no
doubt soon receive his discharge from
the service, and will again engage in
Commercial club work at Clinton.
Lieutenant Ross Phenicie left
Monday moning for Fl Sheridan,
Illinois, after spending the holidays
with his parents. Lieutenant Hubert
Phenicie also left this week for Filing
ton Field. near Houston, Texas, after
a vacation spent in the home of his
parents. A part of his vacation was
spent in battle with influenza
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08

market is always found for canned
corn and pumpkins. Here is a propo-
sitfon that is worth looking into, and
if an up-to-date canning factory is
built here it will open a larger mark
ct for the products of the farms,
which simply means bigger profits for
the farmers of the county
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08

Jack Pickford.
Friday, Edith Storey in "The De-
mon"
Saturday, Ruth Roland in Hands
Up" No. s, Pathe News, Billie West
Comedy.
Sunday and Monday. Constance Tai
madge in 1.-THE Lesson"
Tuesday, Mabel Normand in "Peck's
Bad Girl" also one reel comedy.
Wednesday, "Rimrock Jones" with
Wallace Reid, also one reel Pathe
News.
Big Special Feature, 1.-THE Unbeliev-
err" Sunday and Monday, Jan. 10 and
20.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
Presbyterian.

There will be the usual services in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening. Morning theme
"The Spirit of Willingness" In the
evening the orchestra will render
special music. All other services as
usual, t
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
lovingly.

P. S. Am enclosing a French flag
given to me at Diene the day the
Armistice was signed.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
Methodist.

Sunday services 1870 a. m. and 1880
p. m. Sermon topic; Morning, "A
New Church for New World" Even
ing, 1.-THE Riddle of Life" Sunday
school at II NJ Epworth and Senior
Leagues at $3.50 p. m.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
CONGREGATIONAL.

All services in the court room. Sun
day school at 10 a. NJ. The pastor will
speak ON Theodore Roosevelt
American" No evening service.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
Baptist.

Sunday morning, "Grace and It's
Enemies" Evening, Just Gospel
Story Everybody welcome
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
ST. PaIlrS.

Rev ". A. Montgomery will preach
next Sunday afternoon at the usual
hour. Sunday school at 2:3O.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
AT THE PLAZA.

Wednesday, tonight) "The Eternal
Temptress" with Lima Cavalieri, also
one reel Pathe News.
Thursday, "The Spirit of II" with
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
Lutheran.

Regular preaching service next Sun
day afternoon at two o'clock in the
Presbyterian church. If.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-01-08
S. r. Clements
PHONE 547.

PHONE 547.
Second house south from corner of
Prospect and Iowa streets, or inquire
at composing room of Democrat office.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25
8olihemif>Grfolac.

2on6on, %. Sea. HolItnaia
iiiotpeitlib bon Eomsf geIegen, If
5ulammer1 nit $500 @efange1ren bon
BEN 8olideuifi eingenom,nen NOR.
ben, mie Elm aus Mosfa1 IN 2onopn
eingetroffener omtlider gptpiet=8e=
ri9t iagt. Mn Der ne5tliden Sront, fr
beiBt es in Dem gertdt, iino id1pere
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Martpo, iiioli6 bonn 5innild)en 8u=
fen, int @ange.
nnterban6lnngen geben tpeiter.
Sn 2on6on tptrb amtlih ongefin=
bigt, 6aB Die nnterbanolungen 5mi-
iden 6em britiiden gertreter Santes
O'@raop un6 benz 5otpiet : DeIego-
ten Marim 2ittpirotp iber @efange-
11e%naustauih in &openbagen, meiter-
gefiibrt tperoen. Sic n1lrDen r1ift ab-
gebroden ion6ern le6iglih aufge-
iboben, I'M ben 8ertretern 5u erIou-
ben, nit ibren reip. Gegierungen 51
fonferieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25
4apierfnappteit.

Wnfbington, 10. Sea. n Ser He=
prGientantenba1s : M1Si6nB fir Holt=
Mngelegenbeiten bat bei6lo1ien, ote
8orlage bes Mbgeor6neten bon 4a11=
1as, mad 6erEages5eihlngen, Die mebr
als piernno51pon3ig 5eiten l1mfang
baben, bom Berian6 als Boiffa6er1
a1peiter &laiie uuSgef9lolen tperoen
louten, auf eth bufbes SSabr 5urid5u.
itenen. Dugeaen ridtet Der MnsihrtB
an oie Gerleqer I'M gon5e1 0anoe Die
Mobnnng, ii Ser. 8ertpenonng bon
D%rudpapier m0gli6ft 5n ipore11.
Ser MusiduB forbet idmtlide Sci
tu1qen oes 2anbes m1f, I'M bent $50
piermongel ab5nbelfen, hlr Dos nah=
<ite &a1biobr ibren 8erbra1t4 bon
Drndpapier Inn 5ebn 8ro5ent ein511=
ldr4nfen, 6a ionit 5oblreibe flet11ere
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tpiir6en. Sc miro angeoeutet, freitpil=
lige @inidrnfung 6es YapterDer=
broudB miir6en MaBregeln Der Bn11=
6esregierung iiberfliiiiig madden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25
mictt 1titbf bcfriettat.

Wien, 20. Seq. - Wiener 8ldtte1
.ailtBern fib enttaui6t uber 6as, mos
81. 6. STEINER, Der nab So
ris gereilt lit, nm bon Der entente
6ilfe fir Seterrei6S @len6 al erbal.
ten, errei6t fat. Beion6ers groB III
6ie @ntduidung 6ariiber, bob es
ni6t %gelungen lit, fir bas Sand
4re0it int N11slan6 gu erbolten. Die
8iener Neue Sreie Breile fagt, tpas
Der &an5ler erreidt babe, ibiebe Die
Strife 11nr I'M einige 8oden
Bina11s.
I'm &oble 51 fparen, bot 6ie &e=
gierung 6ie @in1felnng 6es geiamten
Haliagierberfebrs in 0eiterrei@ uber
Sic Geiertage a11geor6net.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25
V'Qnnmtt5ie ant Reitft>
11oG0GA

9aris, 90. Seq. = Gabrielle o'Mn.
nun5io ion 6ilme b~erluiien baben.
lpie cine aus &om bier eingetroffene
Meloung beridtet.
9ie 9epefde febt bin5u, ooB fid
ser Fpet auf bober See befinoe.
&ome, 90. Sea. - 9remier Nitti
gab in elmer Mnipra6e an Die 9epu.
tierterfammer befannt, 6oB iotpobl
Granfreid tpie England lire 3uitim.
mung CUR 2oi11ng ser 5iumefrage 60
BEN un6 berii6erte, bob 6ie Sa11pt,
p'trfte 0es Mbfommers 5ugunltenSta.
liens u11sfelen.
gs gab tpeiter befon11t, 6aB Sta.
lien nit bem Minim11m bon Mnfprii.
6en on Sic Nliierten bennntrat. @ei.
tiers beridtete er, 6aB oie italieni1de
@egierung Die r%eguldren un6 irreg11.
laren 5ur &dum1ng Giumes eri1tdte
uno baB elm Nationalrot gegen1pqrtiQ
it6 nit Der 0nr6fiibrr11g zines STE.
gierungsprogrammes beid4ftige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25
haItuno Ser nmerifuniid,er %l1nabh1n-

baltunq ser amerifaniiden l1nabbdn-
gigfeit", Elm Sbreiben erbalten, IN
1peldem tie nufgeforbert nerben, 8rd-
libent @iIlon pegen NmtsDerletnng
in ben Mnflage5uitanb al beriesen.
8r6iibent bat iid, beiBt es barin,
Ser gerlebl,ng Der &onititution I6nl-
Dig gemadt, in6em CT
l., 6as observation-disclosures nn-
teraeidnet unb bamit borlablib ber-
lu6t babe, Sen &ongreB Der Ser.
|Staaten mno Sen Stant Nem Oorf
elmer @eri6tsbarfeit gu unter1per-
fen, bon Ser uniere &onitit1tion
nidts meiB nnb Die bon unieren Sc
ieben nidt %anerfannt miro.
g, es unterlaiien bot, Geras ges
gen ginfdue 5u i6iiten nno Die IN
bieien Sfaat eingefanenen 8onoen
fir Sic Mibban6l11ng un6 grmor=
onng a,nerifaniid)er 9iirger 51 be-
ltrafen.
s., es unterlaiien bat, &%alifornien
nno onoere Staaten gegen innere
@emalttdtigfeit gu i6uben, ougegen
5um Mufrubr ermutigt bat, IN Dem
er bas Ep6esurteil bon WooneD,
benz Mnar6iiten, umgetpanoelt nno
oobur9 an Ser @erbreitnng bon
Mnordpie in ben Ser. Staaten mit-
gebolfen fat.
a., Nidtadtung fir ben Senut
bnr9 Die Drob1ngen bepieien bat,
bas Mn1eben nnb Die Befugniiie eli
ner inn gleibgeitellten &egiernngs=
bebr06e b%erab5uieben, nm iidt ielblt
ungefeklider 8eiie 6iele 8efngnille
on5nmaben nnb oamtt Die nnbe=
fbrdnfte @eftimm1ng uber. nniere
al1sldn6iiden @%e5iebungen 5u err
balten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25
11cue pl6ne fir Sic Der
1paltuno Jrlan>s.

2on6on, 81. De3. -Dte GoStre11=
1,l1rg Srlon0s nno Die grri6tung Ell
ner nnabbdngigen irti6en @epnblif
fam nnter feinen l1mitdnoen gebnl-
Set merbef, erfldrte Hremier 2loDo=
George. Mber bas gegenmartiige Ser
>paltungsipltem fonn nibt beigebol=
ten meroen, 6enn es 1T llnmoglid(,
bie 3atla6e 5n berferner, bob ST
Lamb aug 5pei groBen Geilen beitebt
ltno Die Mniprii6e zines ieoen in Sc
tra6t ge5ogen tperoen miiiien. ST
rei6te oober i'm nnterba1ie eine Bor=
.lage fir Elm nel1es Ber1nalt1ngSfp=
item Elm, nod 6em Mh1iter 6es Staa,
tenberban6es Ser Ser. Staoten nit
fi6 lelblt bertpalten6en @in6elitoaten
@r miro Sen 8lan in elmer ubodiit
beri0bnliben nno eingeben6en Met-
ie"" erfldren nn6 bofft onf 6e1fen Pin.
tnbme. Is
Sen beioen irifden 2egisGaturern
ION sic .m6glidit bonitanbige 8reii-
beit" getpGbrt tper6en. @s fouen &c.
trennte @oIfsbertretlngen fir litter
nn0 fir 5D=SSrlan6 nn6 Elm cement.
tonnes Oberbm1s geidaffen neroen,
nno oiele bret &0rperldoften benz brit
tii6en 8orIament bindi6tli6 natio-
naler 6ragen berantportli6 lem;
a116 lon Srlan6 i'm britiiden Inter
bouie tpie bisber bertreten iein. Die
.ein5elnen Counties in Srlano lole11
,a~rsgeoebnte Gelbftbertpaltung erbal,
ten, aber, iagte 8onar 2am. Wort=
fiibrer Ser @egier11ng, IN elmer &on-
Notwithstanding IN 2iberpool,
6nr6 ginfbubterung nie ben Moro-
ani9lag auf Gren6, peroe Srlano
ni9ts erreiden.
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8cracr tpicNcrcr1pGblt.

Milmaufe, 8is., 20. Sea. Ser
io3inliitiibe &an6i0at I'M fiinften
&ongreboiftrift 1pl1r6e nit elmer Mea=
ioritat bon 1906 Sttmmen Mber ben
@egenfan6ioaten Der Sniioniiten, $.
$. 8ooenitab, abermols IN ben Som
greb getp6blt, in mel6em ibm Der
Sit Dor GINGER 3eit bertDeigert pnr=
Sc. Berger erbielt I'M ga115en 24,367
Stimmen, m6brenb 8obenftab 1861
erbielt. Das @efamtDotam belief itd)
auf 43, 1928 Stimmen un6 iiberitieg
bic groBe 9fimmabgabe I'M Sabre
1918, toeld]es 5eigt, 6aB Die Sfimmz
geber tire Hf1idH erfiiQten nnh Die
5timmpladbe nnffndten.8 Berger erbtelt
jo4noN in Ben ztoaioIitiiden Baros
mebrSS timrten mie friiber, pie au6
in ben nibt5o5iali1hfben.
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GntIOeidung i'm Januar
6prtetnng bon Seite 1.

ser &eaeluna Ser e,tropdi1den Ser
bdltnii1e un0 berteibigen ben amteri-
faniIhen 5enat tpegen feines Stano-
punftes gum 8olferbunb. 2loDo 8e-
orge babe a,1f bas fali9e Bfero ges
pettet, oils er 9raiioent 8ilions per-
bang1isboue Sebler ,1nterltiitt babe.
Ser goGlferh11nb lei Elm 8bantaltege-
biloe unb iollte beleitigt meroeu. Dte
yMaiI" betont, boB sic &ebe bas gn=
Sc Ser tiirfiiben SerrIdaft IN &on=
itantinopel onbeute, ein 8rogramm,
Dem ser telegraph" 5uitimmt.
Die
Yoris, %. 9e5ember. - Sn Ben
Serbanolungen 5miiben. benti6en II.
fran5oiii6en Sadberltdnoigen uber
Die gntIddoigung fir 0ie perienfte11
&rtegsidiffe be1teben Die Sran5oien,
luut oes vYetit 8ariiien", auf Der
Maslieferung bon flint leibten &reu-
5err, .5eigen ii6 aber bin1t6tli6 Der
S~dapimmoods entgegenfommen6,
England erbebt feinen @iniprud, uno
10 ertpartet man baloigit Elm Mbfom-
men.
0eutiderieits tpur6e erfldrt, bob
oie flint Ieidten &ren5er nibt abge-
liefert per6en f0nnten, Deltl9lano
uber @rfabfdiffe bauen Ii. ablieern
tperoe, worauf fran5oiiiderieitS be-
bal1ptet tpl1roe, 6aB Die Denti6en
Damn 1ofort mieber IN ben 5lotten=
bau eintreten auiir6en. Gtb babe
5ranfreib bie leidten &rel5er ieBt
ebenio notig tuie Oeutiblano. Oie
britiiden Observation-Disclosures baben
no9 2onbon nm @eifungen geidries
ben. 8or anfangs SSar11ar miro 6as
Yrotofoa idtperlib unter5ei6net
tper6en.
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Dement, ~11terifes mber
maffemanfauf

Merifo, %. Sea. - Dte Wtel0nng,
Merifo babe IN 9euti6lon0 8affen
uno Munition. a1gefauf, unb 6ie in
9ouon6 befblognabmten Meaidinens
getpebre ieien bon Ser merifmiiden
&egierung angefalft tpor0en, m1roen
in Ser merifaniiden @nnptita6t bonn
Observation-Disclosures 6es M%uStparttgen
&ilario Maoino un6 bon General
SSl1an 8arragar, @bef 6es Stabes
BrGf. @arran5as, in Mbre6e gelteQt.
|Dieie @erii9te famen aus &oblen5 II.
ltiibten ii9 anf bie Meloung, Bob
|Mor1dou Sod 6ie 8el6lagnabnte bon
&riegsmotertal angefinoigt babe,
meldes aus Deuti9lan6 erportiert
mnr6e.
Senor Maoeine 1teute in Mbreoe,
bob Merifo irgen6mel6e Mgenten in
|Dent19lanb babe, nn6 Gen. 8nrra=
gan erfldrte> 6oB BreBoepeiden uber
@affenanfauf nn6 iber Die Miiiion
Gen. @anoibbo Mg1ilars IN @uropo
meiter nidts als ontimerifanii6eASro=
|pagan6o ieien. Sen. Mgnilar lei nod
europa geidyidt mor6en, TIM I'M gea=
men ser merifanii6en &egierltng mil
|einer 8offenfabrif in 2utti6, 8el-
|gien, 6ie Merifo @elb lda1loete, 11nb
mit an6eren Girmen in Der Sbtpei5,
|6ponien nnb England ab3urednen.
|gs banble 1i4 UNI &ontrafte, Die I'M
ter benz @a1erta-&egime nbgei6loiien,
|ie6o6 11iemals a11sgefiibrt tp11r6en.
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fen uno ,u1roe MIR BON etIiiden Soften
.bepadt. SIN @ebdube Iagerten piele
Sonnen @rnnnten, ra1ldlofesgnlber,
'S6ieBpulber, Hatronen uno Ionitigt
Munition. =
Mrmeeoffi3iere Ieiteten cine Inter
iudl1ng mber biel1riade Der grpIpion
Elm, melbe Die 9611ler Der @bnDt er-
i1ltterte un6 bier5ig MeiIer melt ge-
bort tDer6en fonnte. Mnior S. Sci
les, &ommnn6ant bes MrfenaIg, be-
REF frehpiuige 5eel1r1pebrIeute uno
5eeiol6aten aus ben nabegeIegene11
8araden in Safe Denn1orf berbei.
Die &0i6drbeiten n1rben ourb bic
fort1pabrenoe @rplo1ion bon gruna-
ten nngemein eribmert, nno eg bnl1-
.erte oaber mebrere Stun0en, Bis jebe
@efabr beieitigt mar.
5oIbat Dliper Negormid bon
,Mffron, g., elmer Ser BerIehten, err
lag i'm SoipitaI leinen gerIetunger.
Hall Green bn Bolton uno Galpb
2uce un6 g. g. Butler, oeren @obn-
ort nidt feitgeftelt neroen fpnnte,
iin6 IN fritifdeb 3nito11o.
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pcli3iitcn uls Diebe.

Seem Sort, 20. Sea. = 38meiDroof.
|lbner Boli5ilten un6 bier anoere Seer
Efonen tplrben ongeflagt, @roBoieb-
ftabl begongen uno geItoblene Sader
angenommer1 5u baben. Di1trtftsm=
malt 2e1pis fiinoigt an, er babe genii=
:geno 8etpeismaterial, 1tm feds 8oli=
5iiten 511 ii%berfiibren, 6aB lie @inbre=
6ern bel fir3li6 erfolgten ginbri6en
.6ilfe geleiitet boben; bel 6ie1en Gin
brii6en pa1r6en @oren I'M @ert bon
100000 geitoblen.D ie Nnflage MUIR
oe in @erbinoung nit benz Diebitabl
bon 8el5ioden i'm 8ert bon $4,000
erboben.