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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-03-06

Trenbath & Tweedt's Oakland ca
has arrived and their Ford has beer
sold to Lester Holloway of Methow
who is here for short visit at tn,
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d
P. Holloway.
/ C. E. Strictly has rented the olt
Carlson blacksmith shop on From
street and will open a blacksmithine
business. Mr.. Strictly has for scvera
months been employed in the E. R
Carnahan shop.
| The Knights of Pythias have chang.
ed their regular meetings from Mon.
day to Thursday of each week. The
change was made because of con.
flict with the regular meetings of the
!. o. 0. F. lodge.
A number of neighbors and friends
of Mrs. l. Tweedt gathered inform
ally at her home in the Garden Tracts,
complimentary to Mrs. Tweedt, who
moves to Finley next week. to make
her future.home.
Lieut.. j. C. Syfford, former county
auditor, was a business visitor in
Kennewick the last of the week. Mr..
Syford is now leading the simple life
on the farm at Hanford, working up
an abundance of muscle welding the
pruning hook.
Rev. Campbell w. Bushnell will
preach at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning. The alternating
Sunday morning speakers, who were
formerly pastors of the church. are
making an effort to make the services
especially attractive to young people,
and they are urged to be present.
Members of the w. w. G. met at
the home of Mrs. Earl Terrell in the
Olmsted addition on Tuesday evening.
"A good supply of bandages were made
and rolled and a number of quilt
blocks. are to- be sent to some mis-
,sionary field for use. Miss Viola
Rankin gave the lesson of { the eve
ming. The topic discussed was Labor
Conditions of Woman and Children in
Asia" Miss Rankin handled her sub
ject very well and the members went
away feeling that something must be
done to remedy these conditions. Dain-
ty refreshments were served at the
close of the evening. A piano solo
by Miss Allie Smith during the social
hour was much appreciated.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1919-03-06
PRINCESS PROGRAM
Friday and Saturday,

Friday and Saturday,
George M. Conan in his own famous
play "Hit-the-Tra Holiday" This
picture is travesty on the methods
of Billy Sunday. It's good comedy
drama, and will make you hit the
trail. Also almost q Bigamist," a
Christie comedy.
Sunday and Monday
The famous Dolly Sisters in tThe
Million Dollar Dollies," a romance of
beauty and thrills. Also "It Pays to
Exercise" a two-reel Mack Sennett
comedy of 1000 laughs, and the Pathe
News.
Tuesday,
Pauline Frederick in "The Hungry
Heart" Also Carrying Old Glory
TO the Seven Seas"
+****
Wednesday,
Nell Shipman in "a Gentleman's
Agreement" and big v comedy. =
***** s
Thursday
Julian Eltinge - wonderful woman
impersonator in "The Clever Mrs. Car
fax" Also Photograph.
*****
Coming soon
Elsie Furgeson in "Rose of the
World"
Nazimova in Revelations"
Edward Earl in Zone Thousand
Dollars"
George Beban in Zone More Amer
ican."
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-11-13
SCHOOL NOTES

Winifred Husome spent Saturday
in Finley visiting friends.
Marie Webb, Dean Brace, Warren
Pope and Henry Wood are new men,
bers of the Freshman class.
Freshman
> Sylvester Brewster took Ruth
Smiths place at the piano for open
ing exercises Monday.
A teacher came to u town
And she vas wondrous wise,
For with her fund of knowledge
She surely takes the prize.
For four long years she'd seer no
snow;
She longed to see the stuff.
The other day a blizzard came-
She ought to have enough.
A Senior was reading a book re-
port on Cooper's Pioneers" The
reading was progressing smoothly
until the pupil came to: Leather
Stocking asked Elizabeth to meet
him in the mountain with a can of
powder" After a moments hest
tation the pupil adedd, Gnu pow
der"
A delightful evening was spent
the twenty-ninth Of last month when
the Freshman and Sophomore class
es had a Halloween party at the
Wheeler home. The house was
prettily decorated in honor Of the
occasion. The ewing was spent in
Cdancing and telling ghost stories.
AT nine o'clock a masked gypsy ar
rived to tell fortunes, who later
proved to be Mrs. schwalje. Light
refreshments were served toward the
CLOSE Of the evning.
1t is reported that Hazel Sanders
lis to make her future home at Dun
seth.
Teacher-What plants grow in
dry places?
Student-Ostriches.
Some of us are optimists even dur
ing cold weather and billiards.
there is more room in the assembly
room and the students need not sit
two in a seat.
Everybody come out to the benefit
Entertainment for the Athletic Asso-
lciation.
1t has been suggested that notice
be served on the High School teach.
lers when the class bell is moved.
While practicing basket ball the
other evening Lloyd Gumb suffered
Eanother injury to his knee.
The High School students enjoyed
an unexpected vacation the first par
of the week, due to the blizzard Mon
day and Armistice Day Tuesday.
Frank Carpenter has been absen
from school the last few days due t,
illness.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson
recently returned from Weyburn,
Sask., Canada, where they visited
Mrs. Thompson's sister, and brother
in-law and family.
On Sunday afternoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian Johanson entertained
la company of friends at a farewell
l'party in honor of Soren Johanson,
who leaves in a short time for Den
mark.
The girls Of Luverne gave a party
Ion Saturday evening at the H. G..
Hendrickson home. Progressive
whist was played. A lunch was
served at midnight.
Miss Julia Lee is on the sick list.
Charley Reed has returned from
Fargo, where he purchased an cleo
trio piano for. his pool hall.
A church meeting was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. P. Jensen
on Thursday evening.
w. H. Northrup, of Fargo, was in
the village between trans on Tues
day.
Mrs. Chris Norgaard was a pass
Eenger to Hannaford, where she had
kdental wok done.
Mrs. Tommy Thompson entertained
friends at a coffee party on Tuesday.
Mrs. X. Thompson entertained
Mesdames j. A. Johnson and j. D.
Foley on Monday afternoon.
The Sisterhood lodge held its
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
hall.
Mrs. Thomas Jorgenson is improy-
ing after a recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Becker enter
tanned some Of their friends Thurs
day evening.
Neil Mckay returned from a cou-
pie months stay at Keona, Alberta,
Canada, where he has been looking
after his land interests.
Mrs. John KRONER and children
spent several days as guests at the
Will Nelson home.
John KRONER and George Sander
were passengers to Fargo Saturday.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-11-13

The people who think they can pay
for any old extravagances by raising
the taxes, are about the same ones
who can't see why house rents keep
on raising.
No one has so far suggested that
the spectacle Of turmoil, dissension,
and threatened revolution in this
country, England, and France,
makes the Germans any more likely
to pay their $26,00O,o 900, 900 indem-
nifty.
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Hcpclittiort iit int
Jrlano inn Nnsuge

Dublin, 13. Sept. 8ritiif)e
Sruppen Iino IN ollen SeiIen bon
SSrlono t1tig. Beitern rtadten lie
ejnen lleberfaIl iiber Bic peridieoe,
nen @altptqnortiere, iuobei gerbof-
tuneen borgenommen itno 9ofltmens
te nit 8eidlog beIegt iptroerL luo8
grobe glufregilng beruriadie.
Grneit 8lptbe luno 9atrif G'Gee.
fe. Mitglieoer oeS 5inn Gein aobi-
netts, mur0en bier perbaftef. Qrei
onSere aabinettsnitglie0er tpurOen
ebenIalls IN Soft 9enouulen. 3te
gtanen berieIben iinO @raf 4lun.
fett, 3bonos aeIlp un0 @tihel Stai.
lie. llebernl pur6en 9ofline1tie nit
9eiaIag beIegt 9sad Der 9SrofIn-
NATION Der 0fegierltng BON geitern lit
Dies Der 9lnfang oes 8ernidtt,ng8.
fontpfeS ge9en Die Sinn 6einer.
Die @eridte Ser onerifdniIden
0eIegoten, 8alI6 8unne uno &paL
tpitroen ebenfoIls NIT 9eid)Ioq be.
Iegt. Gen 8orbereitunaen Ser ge-
aierung nod 5it iirteiler, eebt Die
ssyyitiel eroben @irren eittsegen. gs
iinb biz iatt 100000 Ernpben III
sSyrInnO itdtioniert. Ole Sinr Sci
rer iaeen iie seben oen anlnpf nidt
onf.
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BmMitt f6at iiber
rlcpS George Der

98oibington, 10, Sep. -Syn Der.
lauf oes pcitrigen 8erbors beg 3en-
gen 9uIlitt Dor bent Senats.aonlitee
fir oliSpdrtige angeIegenbeiter, Be.
idrieb er, tpie Der 9l1n Oes Soupt-
mdnns 9aanien sipefs grn1brling
Der rttiiii6an 8eboIferune our6.
fieI, ipeil Die 9l[[iierten anorbnitn.
gen getroffen batten. bic bon Der
Sobictrcaierung ina,6glib nnge.
notnlten iperben fonl,ten. lleber Sie
ipater pnn 9Iopo @epr9e i'm Nars
lament a5aegebpng Grfldrlpie, baD
Die Sooiat. .Regierting Feine gln-
ndberinss. Geriuhe getitdht bdtte,
iaete 9ulitt: sGieies mar Die rns
erborteite Gntitellung bon 5atiaden
Dem Golfc gegetiiber, Die mir ie.
mails borgefoninen III"
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f1rGiiScfsf tl1iIfcu
an Scr f1aeifiskiiite
Gr ipridt beitte bormittas in Sa-
coma nnb begibt iidl baum str
6Iottearcbac uaa Seattle.

g(uf ocnt &rdiioenten5uge, Ser iid)
Tacoma rlabert, IS. Sept. -Scrr
8iIion plant, beltte bornlittag Int
&aconld, 29ai6., cine &e0e sugun.
item Ser afotififation Sc 2rieoens-
pertragS Su baIten unb gegen Mittag
naf Seattle obplreiien, no ct INT
3 lthr nafulittagS Sic Gacifieflotte
&ebnc pnilipren Idiier miro. lin
Z llbr odea6s Miro er I'M Sippn-
bronze oinieren llnO oaroitf cine SIC
0e baIten. Gen Sonitag tpir0 SER
@iIiml III Seattle nerbringen uno
iidl baum nod @ortlan0 begebcf. urG
BORT SIT ipre6eu
%SSli ieiner &e0e 5u Spofane ging
Ser 4rdiiSent tii6tig aus iif ber.
aus; Sos 3olf farete nidt nit 8ei.
faIl. ols ar iagte, 0oB Sic go[ferIiga
ouf unpGrteiiider goiig beru6c. Gr
iagte, Sa6 es Die 9ebublifoner ge-
meien fins, oie cine 8oIferligo III
Soridlog gebradt batten, uno boB
Oie &epublifoner oieielbe ans Gor.
teiriidiidfen llitteritiiten iollten.
sSrau Bilion crb1It nuf Der gariie
10 biele @ci6eilfe, nab iie iold)e. Die
leiht ber6crben berteiIt. Cine riefiqe
Sdoftel Gonon ipnr6e aeiteru BON
ben Mitqiiebern Der 9teiiegeieaihoft
pernaidlt.
SSn 8Qsco belt Serr @ilion BON
Der 3il9pIottform troe Der g9nr-
nling iciae 2eibnr5tes, eine 9feoe.
ssym Gerlaufe 6erleIben ingte er, Der
arie5 ipiir0e nidt cher been6et iein,
Biz ser syyripoe rotifi5iert tporoen iit.
&ortIonS, Oregon, 13. Gcpt.-
Der Gortldn0 Central 2obor Goun-
eli bat cineu 6iinferousiduB er-
nonnt, Der Dem gr6iioenten onr
@ontag ieine glufipartung modem
miro, I'm in Grfabrlng 3u bringen,
stpesbaIb mir itns auaenidcinIifj
unbefugtcr @eiic in 6ie inneren
sIngeIcgenheiten miiden."
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SeatIdlc (yuIbIenSans.

2oiiOon, Is. Sept. - GS ipir1
eenteIoet, ooB aus Geuti9ldnO A..
100000 9Iuno SterIing nod 2on.
Son aeididt tuorhen iino. Gin SeiL
bieier Sunirne eebt aIs 3obllng fitr
Robrungsnaittel nod aanao1.
GrSberser fat bas 8urf.
@erf, 13. Sept. - Matbios @r5-
berger, oeutider &i5eprei1lier uno
sSinan3ulinilter, ipeI9er beindsmeiie
in 3iiri6 mar, Eat am gorabenoe
Ieiner 9iiidfebr naG geutidldnO eit
Sdreiben an Oos a@enfer SournnI"
geridtet. 4orist iogt er: nGeutldy.
IanO miro iein 1uBerites tim, Die
geoiftgltngen oeS 5rieOensbertrnges
6u erfiillen, ino es miro beriuhen,
our9 barte glr6eit bos 8ertrnueil
iino ons gspblpoaen ieiner friibererf
6reullOe mieber5ueeipinnen.@
gr6eit fiir Sentide Grfin6er.
Berlin, 13. Sept. - 9eutidc
GrfinOer heiddftieen iicb gegenipdr.
tig NIT eiltem GrDblenL Oeiien 60
Jung fir Snonitrien, Die gieneen
bon aobIen uno Ietroleunt berbrdu-
den, BON meitgeben0er ge0eiitung
Iein miro. gs iper0eit grobe sSu-
brifen etngeridtet iperoen, in ipeIden
Betroleum aus Cots uno aoblen ge-
monnen Deroen ipirO unb 8tpnr in ei.
ner 8eiIe, DOB oas GetroIeuun dll-
Berit biIlig miro luto Der Cots folt
OieieIbe 2uolitdt pie &ohle erbdlt
Diefer grp8eB pur0e in GngIano
erfunOen, ober oIs unpraftiif 1lif.
gegeben. Shirt 2onenitein ober, eill
@roBinouitrieller i'm abeingebiet
mo herborroaenoe gbeuiifer habpn
Die s5oee ipieoer oufsegrifien illtn
tDeifer ertffpifeIt
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Gr=aaiier &lDtlnl
lpiro nit9t projeiiiert
Gs peelamtet, Saf Pcl(anc Scfier NMslicferilng
periuei'ern ipirS iinS Saf ii9 Sic 1lliicrtcn
Samit smfrieScn seben incrScn
Or. Panii@ iprieet ilber Sas nene saulipitem

Berlin. 13. Sept. - eSn bieiigen'
out interridteten Greiien beiBt eS,
ooS ser Gr.aaiier niht pro8eiiiert
iperoen miro; autheitildle gaodriaten
aus Sollono berbiirsen oieies. Ser
gr-aailer bot ieine 5reiinbe gebeten,
olle 9isfuiIion iiber ben beabiidtig-
ten 8ro0eB ein5ulteIlen ba baour1 Die
g(neeIeeenbeit INNER iuieoer in ben
goroergrltno geidoben miro, Dab-
reno ii9 bob Die Reieiing gelteno
nladt, Die gan5e glngelegen6eit anf
1id bernben SIT ioiien angclidts Der
@eigerufg SoGanbs, oen @J-Serrs
id)er olts5uIieferr. &erionen Die
Dem friiberrn aoiier nabeiteben
uno NIT alien, mas 0ieier tut. ber-
trout iino, iagen Oerielbe babe Die
bertrouIide Mitteililng erbalten, oab
man i'm niht 5lt pro5eiiieren geoens
fe; man iper0e ollerOings an Sol.
lonO Die glufforoerung ergeben lai-
fen, i'm ausouliefern. Msan uiiie
i1oeiien bon pornberein, oaB Sollono
0ieies oeripeigern ner0e. Gs lit 10.
gar 8lueifeIbaft, Oh Die glGiierten 10
tpeit geben lper0en. 0ieie 5uiannlen
init oen oifo3iierten Mddten baben
in @riobrung gelroflt, Dab es fein
internationole8 Geieb eibt, ipelfes
oie @uslieferitng oes @rsSerri6ms
ref)tfertiee. Crit nndoen er oieies
crfabrelt babe er Elm aeites SeimI
in 9ollono ertuorben. I'm Die 3eit,
ais Der gInfouf oes anineiens fir
Oen friiberen belttiden NlonnrdenI
nbgeid)IoIien ipurbe, neritltntnlte audi
in Geutfflallo pI6tIih nIIe agitnti-
OH fir ben beabfihtigten Bro5eB 0ess
ieIben. Gr-&ronprirl8eiiin g1cilie NIT
ibrcn heioen dltciten 5obnen befin-
set iid gegenlpdrtig IN &ierineen.
Dem Grill fbres Gatfei1. ga oas
S1ltsdeil, in ipeldenl Srieorid @iI-
beIm gegentp1rtis pobnt, nidt genue
SdInfeeIegenbeit fir Die beiOen
SSSnngen bietet, fino fie in Der 8ob-
nllhg Oes 8iireermeiiter8 Der 9rts
i6aft eirquortiert.
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Gine $500 6abe sam
HilfsfcnSs
Or. Sermann 9leinbolS Der ebfe Sc.
Der; bic Sranen iammeln iiber
500; beite abenb Sar'
.tenfransden.

9ie @eriamhlliin9 Der 5rauenief.
tion Ser SiIfseeiel1idaft fpar fuieOer.
iun gut beiudt; bod iino es meiit
oieielben @etreue,L Die iiA NIT Sers
iino Sano an Oieiem sroben 8erf
beteiligen. Sunoerte iinierer beiit.
i9en Sralien ltebcn Der Gahe nod
eefiibllos gegenii6pr utb es lit bod
10 notis, eeraOe iest 3ii 5eiser, boB
mir oeutiben 8lutes, ooB ms Ole
Jnntilienbanoe beilig iino, ooB ons
&ino ltnler bodItes @ntl llno fiir
Die biingernoen, leioeroen ainoer
nollen mir iorsen ioipeit es in I'LL.
ierer Mfadt ltebt, - itnD je0e Mut-
ter bier iollte in @e0anfen an ibre
bebiiteten 2ieblingc init 5reuben be-
reit iein at belfen. Mir bitten I'm
&inoerfleiDer, onnlit nod Dor Gin-
tritt Der &dlte cine Senoung abge-
ben fam.
Scute 9lbeno flnoet in ser @su-
iif1aIle oas greisfarteilipieI itatt.
Ser @intritt betragt nur 25c uno oo
quite Greiie oilsgeiest iino, boffeit
mir ouf reee 8eteiIigung.
gfaditebeno Die Ginno9me ser
@o6e. 9ie irlernliiOli6e syroll
Soas iton0 ipieoer an ser Spite
ltno iammelte $i0i.O0. Sir aaffee
gingen Elm $7.75. Gie gerianln.
litngen finoen bon iebt oh an Don.
fegnrtiph,,uo ct,} Goito 4
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aserbeiiertes sdJmliDitcn.

Berlin, 13. Gept. - Syn Sen
preubiIden Sdlulen miro bon iebt
ab Die 2ebre oes etpigen Srieoens
ln6 ltninerieIler grlioerIiebe befoI9t
lperoe1t. &ahe. unh SaBgeounfen
wer0en i'll Sen alaIien3immern sein
&dum gegehen lDeroen, Der SueelO
9eltiflanos miro seIehrt merOen,
oaB oic 9Sieoergeburt oes @nterlan.
0cS oirrh niislihe 4rbe't uno ri4t
Ourd cine1 meiteren bllttigen arieg
er5ieIt merOen funn. 3ieie Grfld-
rlmg bat Der preuBiiae ltrlterriats-
miniiter Or. Sdniidb &erfaIier Ser
mtf Ben Sdlulurtterriht 8e5ug pa.
ben6en Glauieln in ser GeiGsberfoI-
iung, obgegebeu. SD babe cine
unlfoiienoe &enilion Ser 2ebrbu9er
pornebmen Iaiien," iagte er. nglIler
G6oupiniSmus miro aus Sen SAul-
biidern oltseenner5t iperoen; oos be-
0elltet inbeiien feine8peas, boB bic
Sduljigeno nidt I'M @eiite Ser go.
terlanoSIiebe er5o9en perben ioIf;
mir Iperoen iie leGren ooB fie ItoIs
Onrauf iein iol, 9entihe 8lf iein,
itol5 ioll iie 0orouf iein. mos boS
9nterIan6 in 9e5ug ouf aunit @ii.
ienid)oft nn6 altltur eeIeiitet bat
Bic bon aetpiiian Brofeiioren, 6or.
inter Or. Sumo Meber, ms 2eben
gerltfene SaBfantpngne miro bon Or.
Sdniih getooeIt; er iogte ooriiber:
sd babe in 6icier Siniidt nidt elm.
gceriffen neil i6 bieies ols einen
@ingriff in Oie 9ie6te Ser freien
&eOe boIte, iperoe ober ie6en 2eb.
rer, Der oieie 2ebre in Die aloIin.
aimmr trdgt, iofort entlaIien. 9ie
&eidsberfoiiung idreibt 3uanggun.
terriht ouf Die Sauer bon 12 Sob.
rem Dor. Die erIten odlt Sabre muf
Der SdiiIer in Sen offentIi6en Sdlu.
len Derbrinsen; oie iibrigen bier
Sabre in 2ebranitaIten, Die Sen aue.
rifaniiden SodiduIen entipreden.
Der l1nterridt 1T frei. 91it ibrem|
Is. 2ebenSinbre lit Die s6ulbilSune
fir oiejenigeh bic nidt Die timber.
litdten beiuhen tuolIen, beenoet. 81.
Ie SduIen iino Oen Mn0ern Der Gr.
men geoffnef. syn ocm neilsnI
Eeutihlnno miro nienlon0 al atm
lcin, I'M ieinen ainotnl niat cine
slte ShuI6iIonHs geben Ht fonrm.
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gntiofl ROttaidl Gompunb ipieSer
tGtis.

9incoIn. 9acbr., t3. 5cpt.-Ger
9etrieb in 6cn BottnidanIagen Der
2lntioh Gottoib Gompanb miro
ipieoer nttfgenommen, nadOen1 6ie
glrbeit onieIblt Innge eingeiteIlt
mar. Die eriten Senoungen finoen
am Souigtag itdtt. Die Gonlponien
boben G9cniifer ongeIteIIt, Sic g1it.
tel uno @ege finoen ioIIen, Die
SeriteIlungsfoiteu berobsuieten.
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9erlanaernna ber straEenba6n.

2incoIn, 9febr., Il. Sept. Ole
9ae6rosfn giienbnbn Souuniiiion
itef[te bel Der Omaha uno Council
Bluffs Strobenbobn.@ .@eieTli6oft Die
gfnfrage, Oh fie obne formelIe Srber
bereit mare, ibre 2inien ont Siio'
enoe ser Staot Inn oht glof ipeiter
oiis5uoebnsn, iurt einem @eiuhe oeS
Giles ENFORCEMENT nah5ufommen.
Die @egenO lit gut beiieoelt ino
oilrfte bel Der 2 Gent grb0bung 0es
sSa6rgeloes CUTE Ginnobmen brin.
gen.
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Nnerfennnna bes Gube. .@eietes.

2incoln, Nebr., 13. Gept-@b.
idriften ben Goubernerr McaeIbies
Icoe iiber bic glebrosfa goSe.giu
iperoen ii5ernI DerIongt, in Der ole
8orteile scr SseriuoItiine inter BEN
@eieb beleuhtet iucrOsn. Gurd bic
BonDerueiirs- -aonieren5 III SnIf 2nfe
Gitp iperben gl6imriftcn oapon IN
GIlen Stonten berlon1t.
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.Jcbnicn ipriept pcr
$4,000 4,ericnen
@rpkartiee 9emunitration in ct.
2onis; SObnions 9iebe biISet
Sns SnsesaeiprGdJ.

ct. Souls, Dto, 10. Sept. (8on
Sre6. Q Gereuion. &orreiponoent
Der llniteo 9reB.) Sic &eiie ouf
Den Spurtn 6cs Grdiioenten iimmt
mcbr ben Gborofter zines Samples,
ols eines arguments an. Grmutiai
ourh Die 10000 4erionen 51bIenoe
Menidemrenge, Die ibm geItern
o5eno boae Is W1iniiten lang i'm
hieiigen Goliielrrl 5lliitbelte, iperoen
bic glnsf1lle oes Senntors aegen
oen Grieoensbertrag un6 bic Son.
ititlition ser g5lferliga ibdrfer un6
erbittcrter. ipie IN icinenf borbcrieen
9feoen. 9lls er bclite 5u friiber Mor.
genItunoe nah Gdnins Gitp ob.
reiitc, NOR er fantpiesInItig. 9ie
gfeoe oes Senators SSobnion miro
in ct. 2oiis IGnaere 8eit bos ga.
aesgeipraG bilben. Glei6 oIs Sobn-
ion I'M Habmen Der Siire Oes
groben @ebdu6es eri6ien, erbob Ii9
toien0er 9'eifaa; oerleIbe ortete IN
Subelrufe niis, ols er Die Re0ner-
tribiine heItieg.
@olle Is 0linitten berItrihen, ebe
es MaDor &iel geIong, 8l @orte 8i
fonlntem um oen 9feoner boraultel.
len. Gemcfraten ilno 8eitunsen Die
@ilfon freunolidl eeiinnt iino, be.
bnnpten Dob Die repubIifaniihe
5tootoerip1ltung inn N5ublifum
8eifallsruier batte. Die bei icoer
@elegenbeit oas Gignnl gum 8eifaIl
gaben. gSie intmer iid Die Sahe
auA bar5oIten mag, Totiade lit.
Dab Sobnfon cine groBere CITATION
5uteil ipnroe, ipie Gr1iioent @ilion.
Inter oen GdIogeru, Die Ben @p-
plnus Der 3uborer bcrporrieien
iino berboraubeben:
ggeie bnbe idj cine Sernusfor-
6erung bon eiisem Meniden obge,
lebnt, iei es Der grdlioent ooer ir-
aeno Elm on0erer Monn."
rGie ssrnge lit, OBJ mir ttniere
4fIiht tun iofIar, tpie mir tie ertpn.
men, ooer foiIen mir tnn, mos iins
bon @roBbritnirnien unb syopon
borgeid]rieben ipiro?"
os[ns ocn 8orten oes 9sraiiocrten
fam man erfenneii. ooB Der SSrie-
oensnertrag bos s8erf eeheiiner
yertrdee III, bfe Dor Dem gintritt
glnerifas In Den ariee abgeihLoiien
tuproen tunren, itro nidjt, iuie er es
binItcIlt, elm nobres 8erf @ottes
ilt."
sd bciuunoere, ipos 2loDo @e-
nrge fin feline Re9iernng erreidt
bat, aber ih tperoe feline @arantie
oafiir Ieiiten."
sd lprehe fir @merifanismlis
uno nidJt IN 8erteibiglng binterIi.
tiger Diplomatic Guropos unb
gLiiens."
p0ieIcs 2on0 gebort feinen1 eins
3elnen Monne, ouA menn es Der
4r1IiSent ;eIbit it,
,gSenn man bonn Shue ndtionos
Ter sSntcreiien ipridt, oann iuiinide
id, 0oB mir 2lopo George angeiteilt
bGtten, llns IN Inris 81, pertretert.
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Wcttcrberidpt

Sir Smaba uno ltmgegeno =
unbeitimsltes @etter benfe nohnlit.
tag unO obenb, eefoIet bon idonem
@etter ON Gonntng.
Sir Observation-Disclosures gget.
ter beutc nndnIittng nnO nber0, ee
foIgt bon Idbonem 8etter an Conn.
to9. stiibfer in ipeitliden mo 5eiitrn.
lem Eeiler belte nbeIio
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@aaiien ein6eitlid gledlnnns fa6ren.

2incoln, gtebr., 13. Sept.-@ilfss
@enerulonmnIt Sugb 2antaIter ipar
in 8lottsmoutb. I'M cine aIoge-
Idrift I'M 9iItriftaeridt einSurei9en
our Grlnngung eines 3pan9s.
8efebls, I'M oie murood Selepbone
Gomponb 3u aipinsen cine einbcit.
lihe &ehuunesfiibrltng ein5ufiibreu.
Gs miro bielieitig oie Sloge ge.
fiibrt, DAB Die fIeinen Selcpbon
Companion cine folde mangeIbafte
@u6fiibrlng baben, oaB es unmog.
lid it, ousaufinoen mie Die @cI0er
Der Gompanp 8eripenbuns finOen.
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2uFitania berienft iprr6r, er .ipiiroe
a6er ols nnabb6noige gtntion in ben
arieg Elm. uno ausee8ogen iein.
Gas uiibten aud mir in Der 3n.
ttinft tun. Sir gfeht nn0 @ered-
tigfeit eintreten, gegeniiber allen
80Ifern, uns in feline poIitiide Ser.
itridungen einlaiien. g1it eiuem
gIiibenben appeu an oen Eotriotis.
mus ihIOb Der Seoner, Dem nod
Ianee 3ugeiubelt mrroe rn0 BEN
6nnn eine 6eseiiterte @enihenmengc
nntringfe. Inn i1n1 Sic 5nno 81 oriif
fen. Tic gienge berIieb in beeei
fierter SiimnuiHq oos @ebduoe.
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(Ssorticbnuo ouf spitp 81
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.SSu Der geiesgeberi6en Gorper.
idaft, bic BON Der 2iea geidaifen
tit bat England G Stimmen-"
Y Sier idrie cine Gimme. gGpre.
den sic bic @nbrbeit-ertliren sic
Die feds Gtimlnen.~ gorob eriui.
Serfe: sd neroc oae 5raeen Be.
1nhporten lint ale 3iDeifel if ben
g1eintingen Oer 8iireer Sii Derideit.
d,en. Der Waonn, Der 5ragen aus
0ra 8ege gu gebeit beriuht, 1T her
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