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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24
Improvements in Bank.

The Bank of Rockingham has
greatly improved and enlarged its
quarters. The partition separat-
ing it from the front of the ad-
joining room, formerly used by
the exemption board, has been
removed and the bank fixtures
now extend across that room,
giving three entrances. 1t has
roomy and convenient quarters
now, more suited to the growing
business of this "bank on the cor
ner".
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24
Royal Arch Mason Initiation.

Hamlet Chapter No. 76, Royal
Arch Masons, carried 81 trem-
bling candidates across the bis
tering desert and through deep
waters of the River Jordan,
Easter Monday in an all-day and
half the night ceremonial. De-
spite the scorching rays of the
desert sun, and the icy coldness
of the mountain-fed Jordan, the
companions manfully withstood
the ordeal, really little the worse
for wear.
The class of 81 consisted of
three from Ellerbe, S from Ham
let, and l3 from Rockingham.
And it was a composite class,
with representation from almost
every trade or profession. Two
doctors were along to lend medi-
cal bolstering; two lawyers to
properly draw up ones last will
and testament; a druggist to
compound the physicians pre-
scriptions; the Sheriff and the
Register of Deeds; two merchants;
a postmaster; an editor; con-
ductor; phone capitalist; a barber
to ward off close shaves Though
there we're manv marrow es-
capes;;'0 and an undertaken to lay
him away; and a farmer to fur
nish the land for the grave. 1t
was a general mixture.
The ceremonial began at II
O'Clock Monday morning with
the Mark Masters degree, fol-
lowed by the degrees of Past
Master, and Most Excellent Mas
ter, capped with the degree Of
Royal Arch Mason.
The Commandery here at
Rockingham will have a class of
Is or more May 9th. The Shrine
meets at Smithfeld-Selma May
22nd. A special train will be
made up at Hamlet to carry the
Shriners and candidates from
Rockingham, Hamlet, Laurinburg
and nearby points. The train
will consist of six pullmans, and
a stock car for the fresh meat"
The 21 initiates at the Hamlet
Chapter last Monday were: Fred.
W. Bynum, A. R. McPhail, Isaac
S. London, Dr. L. D. McPhail, DIR.
W. L. Howell, Jas. R. Bennett,
R. L. Mcdonald, Robt. L. John
son, VIM. Little Steele, D. L.
Wicker, R. B. Napier, J. B. Will
liams, Joseph F. Stephenson, D.
T. Hicks, J. M. Dockery, F. N.
Phillips, R. B. Terry, F. G.
Schaeffer, Victor S. Townsend,
N. A. Deaver, C. F. Smith.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24
Services at Presbyterian
Church.

On next Sunday night at the
Presbyterian Church, the rastor,
Rev. Z. V. Robertson, will preach
the subject of the The Second
Coming of Christ" This is the
last in a series of sermons based
on the great experiences of Jesus.
Everybody is extended a most
cordial invitation. This service
will be at $50 p. m. Sunday
school at 1000 a. m. Morning
services Of worship at Ills a. m.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24
MISSIONARY
CONFERENCE
9TH Annual Meeting of Wom-
ans Missionary Confer
ence, M. E., in Session at
Rockingham this week.
$50 Delegates Present.

Rockingham is this week the
host to $50 good church workers
of the North Carolina Conference,
Methodist Church, South. And
right glad are our people to have
these earnest women, and charm
ing gentlefolk, as their guests.
The only regret is that the stay
is all too short. And the Post
Dispatch voices the community
sentiment when it states that the
weeks of pleasurable anticipation
of the coming of the Woman's
Missionary Conference have now
been more than realized. The
city feels it an honor to have had
this Conference, and trusts a
return engagement" may be
staged at no distant day.
This is tie 41st annual meet
ing of the women's work for mis-
sions, but the 9TH since the con-
solidation of the home and for
eign societies into one organized
body. The Conference met last
year in Raleigh.
There are 400 auxiliaries in
the North Carolina Conference,
with a membership of 5000. OF
the 400 auXiliaries, 180 are the
Adult, l53 the Young People, III
the Juniors, and SO the Baby.
And right here it is interesting
to note that out of the al Confer
ences composing the Southern
Conference, the North Carolina
W.. M. S. stand third in funds
raised, South Georgia leading,
with North Georgia second. The
Junior branch stands first
throughout the South, and has
held this enviable position for
the past five years. The Young
Peoples branch stands 9Th.
The past year the Woman's
Missionary Conference raised
$4,000 for mission purposes, and
of this amount paid $4,000 to
the treasury of the General Miss
ion work.
Officers:
President: Miss Elizabeth Lamb
Pres. Emeritas Mrs. R. A. Willis
1st Vice Pres: Miss Lille Duke
End Vice- Pres: Mrs, N. H. D. Wilson
Supt Mission Study and Publicity; Mrs T.
A. Person
Supt Social Service; Mrs. Walter Patten
Cor. Sec.. Mrs. Harvey Boney
Rec. Sec Miss May Edla Smith
Treas: Mrs. F. B. McKinne
Supt. Mrs Ida Wilkins
Supt Literatured; Mrs. E. L Hart
Editor WomanS page; Mrs. V. Royster
Of the foregoing officers, all
are here attending the Conference
with exception of Mrs. Willis
District Secretaries:
Durham. Mrs A. ". Gates
Continued On page four
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24
"The Price Of Peace" :"

The great war picture. THE
Price of Peace" will be shown
the Star May 9th, and
at Hamlet May 7th. The picture
is sent out by the government in
the interest of the Victory Lib
erty Loan. The picture was
made from battle scenes in
France by the government, and
so there is no taking IN the gen
l;neness Of it.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24
21st Still.

Sheriff Mcdonald and deputy
Reynolds Wednesday at noon
broke up a l60-gallon blockade
still in Steele's township, on Cole
mans creek. The beer was
made in watts instead of barrels,
and about 800 gallons were pour
ed out.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24
Registrar for Election.

A. G. Corpening is the registrar
for the town election to be held
May 9th. The books will open
Saturday and close May 3rd.
Those whose names are on the
books will not have to register
again; the registration is merely
for those who may be eligible
and whose names are not on the
books.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24
Still Near Ellerbe.

Sheriff Mcdonald with depa-
ties Reynolds and Bean, and col
lector Shores, raided a blockade
still within a mile of Ellerbe
early Monday morning and
brought in a 60-gallon outfit.
The plant was in readiness for
further operations when the law
interposed.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24
DEATHS

Mr.. Leard A. Hall, aged SO
died at his home in Charlotte
April 22nd. The remains were
brought here Wednesday a. m,
and carried to Mizpah for inter
men. Revs. Forbis and ]. A.
Baldwin officiated. Mr.. Hall re-
sided in this county for many
years, and his friends will learn
of his death with regret. He was
an uncle of J. S. Boggan, of this
place.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24
Colored Man to Asylum.

A colored man, Joshua Hill,
aged 63, was last Friday night
carried to the State Hospital at
Goldsboro. He lived on the Ad.
Ingram place, and his mind is
affected.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24

Norman Leak, colored, aged "a,
died of blood poison Wednesday
morning. He had a tooth pulled
a short time ago, and himself put
some alum in the hole; the place
became infected, and his death
followed as a result of blood
poisoning.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24

Fresh buttermilk, and ice
cream, at Biggs' drug store.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24

Hattie Nichols, colored, aged
62, died in Wolf Pit township
Monday night.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-04-24

Social items page 6. Anson
county items page 9.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-10
Borab SroRt Nmstritt,
falls 110rtci fir ctea

g8ai9ington, 10. 0lui. -5enotor
9orob bon SSoa6o bat einea 8rief
ber6ffcntlidbt, in Sem er ieine friibe.
re 2lnii4t ge9eu Die borgeiAlagene
SoGferligo mie0erboIt lulo oie repu.
blifoniide 4ortei eriudt, lire Stel.
lungnohne 81 Der 2igo befannt 5u
modem. 3ann fiigt er in 9lusoriit.
fen, Die nidlt miBperitan0en meroen
f0nnen biltalt, BOB er aus Der 9nr.
tel ousi6ei0en pilroe, ioIIte ite Die
2iga annebmen.
Ser 8rief 1T an oen 6erausgeber
6es n9oIton 8ran8eript" geridtet
uno IN Oenfbor frGitigiten @orten
abgefoBt. Su i6m fiibrt Der Sera.
for aus, oaB Die republifoniide 9nr-
lei ith itet8 als ENC felte glbmebr al.
Ter 9ln9riffe olf omerifaniide Gins
rihtlmgerl ouf Die llna6bdngigfeit
un0 Souper1nitdt Der GepltbIif err
ipieien babe; ooB 9liidiidten alf Den
g[usfaG Ser 3abI in 1920 nientdn.
0en beeinfluiien iolIten. o9eiier in
Der g8abI geidlageit tper0en, ais fei.
ge 6eiieite iteben iln0 alien 9rd0itio.
nelt Der gartei ms @eiidt 8lt idIa.
gen.
8ns ion ielbit betreiie, 10 uiirocI
er lieber ieiner @ortei entia9en, aIs|
ieinen Stan0punft a(s 8ertei0igerI
omerifoniider 6inridtungen unO
mlerifouiider Soeale ouigebeu. Die.
les 6aIte ct fiir ebrenbaiter aIsI
oOnr6 iold einen aampf ihIeihenO
5u geben, obne 9fniid)ten oOer lie.
berSeugungen oOer iel6it nur cine
Steanngna6ine on3uoeliten. Gr ber.
Ianae nidlt Dab isine gortei NIT ibm
iibereinitintne. er eriuhe iie nber 10.
re Stelllma 3ur Siaa ofien fllno|
81 gebcn Gr wer0e odnn bal0 iiber|
ietner aurs iid) cntidleioen. SD
perahte cinen 5eialing ino it hniieI
einen @errater", ifreibt seuntorI
@orab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-10
sStaliens Anlprii(be
luitotr auf oeul Sapft
BctIdafter page meint, cs ipirS lit Jtalicn SIR
teuolution kommcr, ,ucnn iic abeclcbnt
tperSen; 4ofdiiScnt 1pillon blcibt fcit
Die Gbineien tuerSen iidb tuobl snfrieccn oeben

Garis, 10. g}ai. (gson 5re6 6ereu.
ion, aorreiponoent Der 1lniteo 9reB)
- 9ie 0eiterreid gu itellenben
5rieoensbeoingungeu iin0 iebt bel.
nabe i'm gntrpurf fertig, tnO eS
miro angenonlmen, bob bic a@roben
Gier" Ii6 iobalo als n1oglid nieoer
nit oen itaIieniiden @ebietsnniprii.
den an 9loriatii1en Meer befaiien
tperoen. Gs beiBt, OaB Die glIliier-
ten Die 9lu8lieferltng aller olterrei-
diiben ariegsibiffe berlangen tuer.
sen. lteber Die iibrigen 8eitin1lnun.
gen oes 5rieoeu8 berlalltet nod
nihts 8eItinnltcs.
Ser dmerifailiiae 8oti6after in
Hom, 86ontos glellon Sage, lit bier
aus 9tom eingetrofferl 1tll0 miro mobl
beltte nod cine aonferen5 nit Dem
&rdii0enten 8ilion baben, in pel6er
er ibln Die Mitteilune MAIDEN iDir0,
oaB, ioIlten oie @ebietsaniprii6e
Staliens abgelpieien tper0en, es in
jenem 2onoe 81 eiller Hebolution
fommen miiroe.
9ie g@roBen Bier" baben bic
@tiniiter 0es 9let6eren NIT Der 5eit-
iebltng Der oiterreidiiben 2anoes-
9ren5en betrallt; mie ipeit man in
Oieien 8eratungen gefonlnen If, bat.
uton nidt erfa9ren.
9aS Die italienii6en geIegoten
ipie0er mad 9aris auriidfebrten,
perbreiteie ii6 Oag Weritdt, OaB man
fi1 ouf Elm llebereirtfonnten geeis
nigt babe, SSiltnle inter Der golfer-
liea auf cine 9eriooe bon me1reren.
9Snhren at iitternatiofalilieren, no.
rouf es at sStolien foaen ioIl. eSn-
8piiehen ioIlte ben e5ugo. 5lolpen Elm.
neuer @afen an Der gloriotiIhen Sit
ite ein9erdltn1t wer0en, Inn iie fir
ben 8erluit 5iumes fda0los 8u bal.
ten. a
Sn omerifaniiher areiien gIallbt
mun i6merIid, OaB Elm oerartige8
ltebereinfomnten iiberboupt itattge-
funoen Bat. @s miro ferner onge.
nonrnen, OaB oil Die sStaIiener feline
Ginluolng ereongen lit, nod 4oris
8ltriif8utebreh oaB 0ieie bieImebrI
auS eigenen gfntrie6 pie0er in 8a.
rig eridienen. ltuoffi8iea miro ponI
itoIieniider Seite erflGrt, onB mnnI
iid nls @efdQigfeit ben on0eren 9n-I
Iiiertcn gegenilber oeranlaBt fiibl-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-10
Ucrris BON 21ebraska
ereift BiinSnis al,

g9oi6inaton 10. @tai Senator
gtorris ron 9lebrosfo berofientli6t
bette eine erfIdrung morin er iein
0ppoiition gegen bos boreeihlngent
66usbiinonis 8mii6en @ngIon0
glmerif1 uno sSranfreid gun
Shube Jronfreids gegen Geltid
laa0 often borlegt.
sSollte oieics giin0nis o6qcIhloI
len iper0en, 10 lit Die 8olferIiqt
tot" iaate Der 6enntor. Sic nG6itt
logiide 5oIge iuitroe Die glrsrilltunq
eines aroben Scores nnO einer
groBen flotte iein. Inn bie sSoee oes
Sdubhirfoniifes burhSltfiibren.~
n3ie nadlte Iogiife Solge ipiiro(
iein Der gt6iflitB eines 1bnliher
SdltbitllOniiies 5pii1en nn0err
M16tai. guh tie tDiir0en eif groBe&
Seer mo cine groBe sSlotte aus
riiiten, um olle 9lngriffe ob8upeb-
rem. llnO oieie gfiiItungen Ibis an
0ie 3dbne" tpiiroen nifts andres
iein o(s eine @inloOung 5u einem
anOcrn Meltfriege."
SSSm oIlgemeinen bolten oic Seno.
loren nit ihren 9lniidten suriif lno
maroen nobt aud 10 fortfobren, bis
Die Grfraiibung 6es aongreiies be.
gonnen Bat.
@emn Der QrGiioent itts 2anN 3u,
riidtebren miro, ideint niemonb al
ipiiien o6ipobl man glaubt, bob er
bic llntar5eidnung Oes 5rienensper.
troas IN gnris obnorten miro.
sSn oeipiiien areiien lit man Der
glniid)t, naB er cine Iour our68
Qano ltntcrnebmen tDir0, I'M 0fe6en
fit 0ns 56ubbiinonis mo Die 5rie.
ocnsIian 3u bolten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-10
Hcntmifitcft
tit cr9Aitiiicrf

0incoln 9eebr, 10. O2oi syrci.
tag fano Die erite Sibung Ser aa.
pitoI-&omntiiIion ftntt. 1uter 0eren
2lufiidt Ser @oi oes nenen
StaatsfopitoIS 5u erridten lit. Gle
aomrnitlion beItebt ans folgenOel
@titg[ieoern: @oiiperneltr W1c&elbie,
y. s. 6ea0 bon 9nlQba, g8. s..
Gbontpion bon @rano SsIono, gs.
Is. SarDD bon 2incoIn un0 Staats
9Sngenieur SSobpion. g[Ile tDaren an
meieu0. Die Serren orgnniiierten
li6, inGan1 fie @ouberneitr Mrael.
bic gum &oriiber urto &errp syobn.
Jon gum Sefretdr ertud6Itel.
@2ebrere 9lrfiteften tpobntet Der
8eriantrnlung BET onrarter Die SIT.
hiteften Grabbed mb &iulbou bon
Omaha uno @iGiau 9. Gonille non
Son SSroncisco.
Serr &iiuboI erin9te bic Som.
miiiion oorunt 6ie gfegeln Der
nmpritonii6en g[rHiteften @eieII.
ifnft in gtnipenOltng 5n bringelt
ponad oie gtebra8fa 9trditeften ail.
crit lire BL1ne unterbreiten foIlten,
mornuf Damn Die glusipdrtiaen lire
N1ne iInterbreiten lollten. 3ie leB.
tercn ioGten fir ibre 9sI1ne be5abIt
per0en 1m0 Ser id1lie6lich o4sdes
m6blte 9lr9iteft ioIlte cine prooeu-
tudIe @e5obIlng erbnlten.
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Gcitp. Sprcitl iibcr
Dcntie9mltterrittt
Die 9entidnmerifaner bnnfen i6m
fir ieine @etoieruns Ses &C.
ictcs, 6as Seuti6nntcr.
ridt uerbOt.

96iloocplbia, ga, 10. Mai (Gi.
9enberidt.) - Ser 9SrGiiOent Der
Deutiden @eieaifoft BON @ennIpI.
bonien unO @oriiser oeS 5reibeitS-
9lnleibe- -Gonlitees Der glmerifaner
oeuti6er @eburt pOer g[bitalnmilng
Serr SSo9n 9. 0iaper, botte @oup.
8m. s. Sproul BON 9enniplbanien
in einem 8riefe feline 9lnerfenuilng
un0 ieinen Gonf Onfiir ousgeipro.
den, oaB er Die 8orlaee, ipeIhe oen
l1nterri6t in Der Oeliti6en Spro6e
in ben offentli6en un0 RormaI.
S6uIen Oes Staates berbieten ioa=
te, nit ieinem geto berieben bot.
@r erbieIt beute folgenoe gtnttport,
pel6e bier in 0elttiber lleberiestng
nieOergegeben miro:
Grefrtib.0eportement oes
Stoates Eennipbnnien.
Sarrisblue, 6. Mdi 1919.
Der 8ouberneur.
Wein Iieber &err Maber:-
Mein SefretGr bat mir Sybren
grief bonn 3. borgeIegt in gesuq
auf mein 9eto ser @orlage, lpel6e
lid gegen ben 9eilti61rterridt men.
oete @s bereitet mir groBe s5reuoe,
6u erfabren Dob eS sybre 3ltItim.
nlltng gefnnoen bat. @s muBte ma.
tiirlid ermortet peroen, ooB nab.
reno Ser ariegstage geiunoes l1r.
tell mo 6biterie fortgeidmpmnt
meroen iuiiroe, ober id belegte oie
IN 6rage ftebenoe gorIage nit mel
nem geto in Der feiten 1teber8elt-
gung, Dob friiber ooer Ip1ter i6re
eifrigiten 9efiirfporter 0as eyrriqe
elmer iolden MaBnabme erfennenI
miir0en.
SD femme ie6r bieIe geieblie6en0e,
Dem @emeiniuelen niitli1e un1
iel6Itadtenoe 8iirger, ipel4e olls il.
rer aeuntnis oe8 0eutIGen @ewinn
ge5ogen bnben, nno id miinlfe. De.
1len feline Qinoerniiie in Den @eg 5u
legen Die IN Der 8utimft iid oieier
Sprode be0ienen m0gen.
gait Cant fiir S6ren liebenspiir.
bigen unO 60fIiden grief, berbleibe
i'd, S6r ie1r ergebener
gSm. s. SbrouI
81. Seinrici.
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te, pie0er nod 9nris at fonnnen,
Oenn 9eutiblon0 bate Die Redts.
giiItigfeit oes @ertrages in Sroge
ge5ogen ioIlte Stalien oe1lelben
ni6t ttnter5eihnen.
Gs bat foIglid ben aniheiit, 0nB
Die itaIieniide stuselegenbeit fieb
nod in oelnielben 8uitnno befirlDet,
pie 8ur Belt, ols Orlando un0 Som
ilino 8aris perIieBen. &inSn5ufii~
gen aber iit, oaB Orlando laitens
Der itnlteniitben Gepntierteltfarnnfer
Elm Gertrnliensbotunt nltsgeiteIIt
.lpur0e.
8rdiioent @ilion bat ieine gniid-
TEN iiber sSiume feinestpegs geda-
bert; oIle MeIoungeil ooB er iid)
bereit erfIGrt babe, sStoIien oaS
Mnnoat iiber Siltme Bis gum Sabre
1923 St iiberIaiiefl iporuuf Oie
Stabt Oil sSstalien fallen miro, iino
Die reinite @rfinoung. Serr @iliou
miro auf feinem eiiirrol eirgenpm-
menen StonDpurft beborren
8eri9te, ooB Die d)ineiiIben Ge.
Gegaten bon ibrer gaegieriing onae.
pieien iirb, feiuen gertrag at ln-
ter5eidnen, nonab Die SnlbinieI
gdantttng ben Sopanert ausgeIie-
fert miro, bat in &reiien Der sSrie-
oensoeIegaten feinerIei 9lufregltng
beruriadt. 9ie nnerifaniidben Sc.
legaten iin0 Der Nleinitng, Dob Die
Gbineien ben 5rieoensbertrng nltter-
aeiGnen iperOen. iobaIo Der Set
rsnrft Bier6u eefonnnen lit Gs miro
berborgeboben onB 0ie Gbineien tilt.
ter betH Sdltfe Der golferIigd melt
mebr geiptnnert dig iie 0urd 0os
abtreten Sdartuues perIieren; uno
China fulR Fdl iiidt Ieiiien, Der sSol<
ferljga fern 5u bleiben.
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Die Sieeess2lnlcibc
lit ucH eciietert

g9aibington, 10. @1oi. - gsod
geridten Die bon Souptquorticrer
aus alien Seilen oes 2onoes emile
fen, lit Der Grfole Der SiegcsanIei
be oils geiidert al betrodten.
Seute Inn Mitterno1t. 70 beibt cs
iperoen mebr oIs $4,500,000.00O
Die nieoriaite 6oroerlng Ser gleeier.
ung ee5eidnet lein.
sSnit Elm 9uben6 Staotcn, mil
Wiidieon on Ser Spite, baben i6rt
0uoten erreidt. gtidt oifi8ieIle ge,
ridte Iolttert, ooB glelp Dorf itno an.
oere eroBe 8entren rieienbofte Sort.
idritte genaft boben.
Selite 9an8 fril9 bieB es, 6oB nod
81 ,000,000,000 feblten. 8orauibir
bat man ernelite glnItrenoungen ge.
nladt, 0as 3iel 5u erreid)en.
Gonias Gitb. DO, 10. @toi. -
Gflnbona un0 Colorado BADEN ,ibrf
9(ufeobe erfiiIlt", mie oie geridte
on oo8 Souptqudrtier oes 10. @nr-
hes -Reierbeoiitrifts bier meI6en. SSu
gleu Wierifo, (t0 Gounttes) feblrll
niGt golt3 8pei 93ro8ent, ipGbrenh
aanias, @liiiouri, g}ebrosfa un0
8nonling 3ltriid6leiben.
0ie 8eiomtillmne, iotueit oIs ge.
aei6net gemeIoet lit $t50,4St, $50;
oas lin0 I'll 4rO8ent ser erluarteten
$t95, 100000.
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metterberi@t.

SIR Omaha unO llnlgeseno =
Sdon uno m1rmer beute obeno,
DnbrideiuIidj Sdmer iwO etuns
fGIter.
Sir 4ebrosfa ltnbeitinntes
@ettcr berte obenO uno 5onntaa.
81brideinlih Sdmier, nit Mllss
nabme I'M dnBeriten oiilihen 9eiIe
beutc abeno, mariner nu oitliden
3eile beute obeno, etiuos fabler anl
Sonntne
SIR Soma Sdlon iinD ipdriaer
bcutc ahenO unb Sonittng sungbs
menO. llnnuoltiulg, ipabridleinIidl
1efplat non Sdlnurrn i'm ipeftlidlelE
ilno scnfraIen 1riEr; filbler ilit
dtiberiten lueitlihen Eeile,
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.s,eimatIoie in 3eIten.

9leij Dort, 10. Wiai.-0ns
@oDors aomitee aegen 9ientprofit.
gier bat fiir ioIde 5amiIien Die
bon profitgierigen Sauseigentii.
mern nus ibren @o6nungen geriht.
lid getriebpn murOen. cine andobl
9lrneeseIte nnseidafit uno iperben
bieielben olf Ieeren 9auiteIlcn ouf-
gcihloqen, INN 6en 166 Wlietern
6ie ons i6ren 8ohningen BERTHE.
ben mnrOeb Gboah 81 gcpdbren
Souscieentiimer ipuroen BON ben er.
aiirnfen Teictern in mebreren 5daen
annearIiien.
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11oillon tpta BiinSnis
Senate itittcrbreiten

@oi6ington, 10. @lai. aGs
g(ntlport ouf cine telegrap6iihe SIN,
fraee fa6elte graiioent 8iliou iei,
mem Gefret1r 8umultp, Dob eI
6rnutreih beriproden babe, oam e.
note ongIedl nit Dem 6rieOensber-
trage ein Supplement 5u unterbrei-
ten, in Dem mir uns uerpflihten,
boratsgeiebt, Der got Scr 9oIfcrIi1o
biligt es. ioiort 6ranfreid 81 Sill
fe 3u fonlnen, ioIlte es o1ne 4ropo.
fotion bon Geutihlano ongeeriffen
meroen.
.@liidliferneiic lit es fein @e.
beimnis ooer Seimlidlfeit mas if
Der 4eaierung bier beriproden ba-
be-, fobelte Der 9rdfioent.
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2rnd anf Sic qanfen IN arpk.

ytem glorf, 10. Mni.-W2it ser
4biidt elmer 6ntoigen ltnteritiieuna
ieitens Der 8anfen boben Die gabn.
geieIlidaften einen Druid ouf oie
9drifen ousaeiibt. es nurbe 6ps.
bolb cine aouferen3 Der ganf6e.
amten nit Den gealnten ser Dab.
men IN Der Office bon s. g. 0aor.
gan obgeBdlten no Die ganfen 6en
go9nen ibren Stonoplinft flar
maflten. Ger Grud. oen go6nen auf
Die gonfen ausii6ten. Inn goridilIie
5li erIangen eeidbroet Die snterei.
len Der @anfen.
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gerInite In aahptiidlen gLnfrnfr.

2onnon, 10. 02ai. - Die gerIii.
ite DdbrenO Der 5uei Iesten D1onoie
ocs glnirllbrs IN 2leeppten belnuien
iif aui s britiidp Cffi5ierr Die ae.
inllen iino 6 CfiiJiere, bic pcupun.
oet mlrneH Bon oen @ionni,lnitcl
iuuroen Is getotet iip6 ~ bcrmun.
bet. Bon ben inoiihen 1ruppal
lUurben 6 eetotet.
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Der IN 1liiincben
alt9criebtctc Sb0Scn

0tiinden 10. @1ai. = Ser our6
Die aonnutniiten in @liinden onge.
ridtete Shaoen miro omtlih ouT
$S2,000,000 eeidJGst. fSrou Sis.
uer, @itne 0es crnforoeten e6emaIi.
gen 8remiers, lit ber6oftct iuor0en.
Geiltife Gegierungstruppen boz
ben 9eipSi9 beiett. ittfoIge bciien Die
6eutiden 9lrbeiter. einen General.
itreit oerfiln0et ha6en.
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a,aae mill reiianiertn.

Boris. 10 Wiai. SSn gr0ulten.
frciien miro aeiagt, 9bomos Ielion
Gaae, nmprifnniid,er @einnbier iper.
De beiii 5rieoeusidluB ieine gieiie.
untIon einrei9en.
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lI.guot @pnlinnnSsnr i'm suluer.

2on0on 10. @foi.-Ger &obi.
fan oas oelttihen 1l-gootes, oas bon
Spanien IN 2on0on anfont, lit lit
ben Conner gebradt tporOen. Ser
Stnr iagt, 6ob Oarielbe aiif niebrere
6oipitaLihiffe feuern IieB ittio Die
ieIbGn herienft babe.
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Disqualification beIteben fort, aber
in bem StiluntaettpI i'll inns ons
Shlpert in 0ie San6 geqeben nac
GiafIiiiie unb 5roOitioneu neIft
Dem 5orfidritt, Der griioerIihfeit
un6 ser 0eredtigfeit i'm gSege ite,
ben nieopr5nidncttern.
9ieiepigeh neIde Sen o5rem6,
ibrn6iacn giesierungsSynformoti
onsbienit" meiterfilbren moLien. ba.
ben meinc gilligimg in ie6er ge.
siebung. Sd fenne iie, id iese Ser.
trouen in iie itn6 idl erbitte fir iic
oieielbe .Iondle ltuteritilbnnq, ipcI6c
Dem aoniiiee iiir ofirntli1e SSnior.
marion eutgcaengebraGt muroe.
ssn atTridltiger Gaufbarfeit uno
marlner 3uneigImg,
5br nuiriftiger 6reuHo
George Greek