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Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

from rest hour the other day and
receive the lovely box of Bings you
expressed to me. They arrived in
good shape and were firm and
jury and had the loveliest flavor.
All of the patients have raved
about their flavor, color and size.
When one has been in bed and
sick for so long as we patients
here you cannot imagine how we
enjoy such cherries as you sent"
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

Palo Alto, where he had been at
tending the summer school a
Stanford university.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Jayne arriv
ed Sunday from Yakima, Wash.
and are visiting Mrs. jayne!
mother, Mrs. ]. M. Mansfield. They
will continue on to Ashland, where
they expect to make their home
Mr.. and Mrs Jayne were former
residents, leaving this section
about four years ago.-Grants
Pass Courier.
A party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Loosely and Mr., and Mrs.
F. NJ. Anderson left this morning
for the coast. They are making
the trip from here to Crescent
City, and may continue on to Eu-
reka if they find the roads in good
condition, They expect to be
gone about a week.
@ o
Mrs. A. r. Purvis, who has been
living in Washington for some
time, has returned to Ashland,
and is at present q guest of her
mother, Mrs. C. NJ. Bomar.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Ferguson
were recalled to Klamath Falls
yesterday by the serious illness
of the formers brother, Charles
Ferguson. The latter has been
in delicate health for some time,
and has been Frustrated by the
death of his wife, which occurred
last week.
o o
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Rambler,
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Lulu Van
Wegen spent Sunday at Beagle,
the guests of the E. b. Lucas
o o
Miss Rose Patterson Is home |
from Portland where she had
been spending several weeks this
summer.
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SENT CHERRIES
TO SICK FRIEND

Oscar Gustafson. who this year
raised some particularly fine Bing
cherries on his home lot on Eu-
clid avenue. sent a bcx of this prize
fruit to Charles Ray, a friend of
his who is all in the Cottenger
Sanatorium at Monrovia, Calf.
To show his appreciation of the
fruit, which greatly gladdened the
recipient, Mr. Ray wrote the fol.
lowing;
u was surely happy to wake np
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11
Farewell Party.

Marshall G. Barber left this
morning for Santa Maria, Calf,
where he expects to remain dur
ing the coming winter and at
tend school. He will make his
home with his sister, Mrs. E. j..
Fraley. Last evening a company
of his intimate friends gave a lawn
party in the park in his honor.
The guest list comprised Eva
Shell. Elbert Greer, Dorothy Reed,
Flora Isseen and Dorothy Ge
Bauer.
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Picnic for Gnesf-

In honor OF George Hudson OF
Hollywood, Calf. who has been
a guest OF his uncle. Tom Hudson.
for several weeks. a neighborhood
picnic dinner was served in the
park sunday at 1880. The guest
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

ty, in which the Wagner, Peil,
Kinney and Apologize families
participated. A picnic dinner was
served, after which both plunge
and pool came in for a share TO
diversion at the hands Of the jolly
party. The gathering was in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Anderson
of Berkeley, Calf, who have been
visiting numerous relatives in this
vicinity.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

list was composed OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Finley, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dill, Mr.. and Mrs. Youngers, Prof.
and Mrs. H. G. Gilmore, Miss Amy
Ramsey, Miss Eleanor Greer and
Tom Hudson,
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11
FRIDAYS NEWS
Picnic at Hclman's.

The Willing Workers class of
the Presbyterian Sunday school,
in company. with their teacher,
Mrs. Badger, and Mrs. Van SAINT.
spent yesterday at Helman's baths.
An hour or so was spent in the
forenoon swimming in the big
pool, at which time proper appe-
tites were developed for the fine
picnic luncheon that was spread
in the grove. Fourteen girls be-
longing to the class were preser [.
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FOR sALE-or Trade-16O acres
wood land; three miles from
Ashland, Further particulars,
See A. York, Ashland r. F. D.,
Box 5S-A. 1O0s9s
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Following the dance Wednesday
night party of nine girls held
a slumber party at the home of
}. A. Ruger on Church street. The
party consisted of Misses Doro-
thy Frnlen, Gladys Hastings, Mar
jorie McElvaney, Juanlita Living
ston, Thelma Heer, Harriet and
Pearl Ruger of Ashland; Aiieen
Hickey Of Dunsmuir and Dorrine
Hunter of Redding
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MONDAYS NEWS

M. H. Squires, who put on the
fireworks display in the park, left
for Portland today to pack his
furniture and move here perma-
nently. Mr.. SQuires' knowledge
of the concession game makes him
valuable asset to Ashland's re-
sort ambitions, and he should have
the support of sitiZens along that
line.
o o
Mr.. and Mrs. Halbert Hawken
of Madras are guests at the home
of the formers sister, Mrs. j. V.
Wright. Mr.. HaWken is clerk of
the Warm Spring agency, and is
now taking his vacation.
o o
Mrs, F. G. Swedenburg, with her
two daughters and Margaret
Dougherty, drove over to the Lake
of the Woods yesterday morning
to spend the day. They returned
home last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Payne have
gone to Kerby to visit with rela-
tives in that vicinity for a week
or so.
H. T Elmore and family and j.
E. Fuller left yesterday morning
for several days outing to be
spent at Pelican Pay and other
points around klamath lake.
Mrs. Kittie Huntsberry was the
over-Sunday guest of friends at
Gold Hill.
% %
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley and daugh-
ter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Burlingame
of Emmett, Idaho. while passing
through Ashland yesterday on a
trip from California to the north,
called at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gowdy for a brief visit. Mrs.
Burlingame was an old-time friend
of the Gowdys, whom they had
not seen for 15 years, and the
pleasure of the reunion was mu-
tual.
DR.. and Mrs. f. II. Johnson and
j. II. Fuller went out to the Lake
of the Woods for the week end
returning home last evening.
Miss Florence Allen. who has
been attending the summer school
at the University of California, is |
back home and will rest for a few
weeks before taking up her du-
ties in the city schools where she
will teach this coming winter.
o o
o. Grandy arrived in Ashland |
yesterday from Los Angeles and |
is looking up summer location
for himself and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Candy are preparing to en-
ter the foreign mission field in
Africa, and wish to spend a few
rest in Ashland. Mrs.
Candy will join her husband as
soon as he gets located.
Charles Mackey, who has been
at the Ashland Iron
Works. left Saturday for Port
land where he will join his par
ents and other members OF his
family who preceded him there
several weeks ago
A super-six Hudson belonging
10 Fred Colyig at Medford was
stolen last week and so far no
race OF II has been found
Most OF the big pear orchards
,f the valley started picking OF
Bartletts this morning.
ID. PerOzzi OF Ashland was ap-
pointed head OF the committee on
credentials at the Oregon State
Elks association held in Portland
asst week.
Mrs Alice Woodward, sister OF
}. w. Dodson. and his niece. Mrs.
FoK and son Woodward. who have
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11
Families Picnic.

Tuesday evening this week, Hell
mans springs was the scene of a
delightful midsummer picnic par
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

Prof l. c. Wilson. principal Of
the Junior High school. returned
home the first Of the week from
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

Mrs Alice Woodward. sister OF
@. W. Dodson. and his niece, Mrs.
Fox and son Woodward. who have
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

G. II. Latham has been enter
tanning members OF his family
from Portland during the past
week. The guests consisted OF his
mother. Mrs. II T. Latham, his
sister. Mrs. J. II. Dobbins. and his
brother. Roy o. Latham. They
left Sunday for Los Angeles, and
after a visit in that city will stop
here again. on their way home
Mrs. Dobbins Wa q former resi-
dent Of Ashland. II years ago.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

ID. Perozzi OF Ashland was ap-
pointed head Of the committee on
credentials at the Oregon State
Elks association held in Portland
last week.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

Mrs. Lettie Burch and Miss Com
stock, who have been guests Of
their uncle in this city for several
weeks, will leave tomorrow for
their home in Suthcrlin.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

A super-six Hudson belonging
to Fred Colvig at Medford was
stolen last week and so far no
trace OF 1t has been found.
Most OF the big pear orchards
of the valley started picking OF
Bartletts this morning.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Powell of
"Powells cider" fame, left today
for an outing to be spent at Goose
lake. They expect to be gone
from home about two weeks.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

Charles Mackey. who has been
employed at the Ashland Iron
Works. left Saturday for Port
land where he will join his par
ents and other members OF his
family who preceded him there
several weeks ago.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

Mrs. W. Neale has gone 10 Ne
vada City. California, TO visit her
parents. willard Veale expects
10 Join her there and return with
her the fore part Of next month.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

A number Of campers we're prac-
tieaIly driven out o. Ashland can
yon by the rain Sunday night. The
road became a swlrling current
Of muddy water. q foot deep in
plsees. The city water supply
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tilliston
were guests of the latter's moth
er. Mrs. G. w. Allen, the first OF
the week. They had been spend
ing a couple of weeks fishing at
the Lake OF the Woods and were
on their way to their home at
Weed.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

John Maly, who recently sold
his tailor shop in the Hotel Aus
tin block, is now employed at Paul-
serud and Barretts and will make
deliveries Of suits left with him
al the former stand, etc, from
Paulserud and Barretts.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

Cliff jenkins went out to Lake
OF the Woods the last of the week
and returned with his wife Sun
day. She has ben spending a week
al the lake.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

Mrs. II. c. Fielding of Long
Beach, Calf. is spending the week
in Ashland. Mrs. Fielding owns
property on Granite street, and
is here looking after her interests.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

o. Grandy arrived in Ashland
yesterday from Los Angeles and
Is looking up a summer location
for himself and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Candy are preparing to en-
ter the foreign mission field in
Africa, and wish TO spend a few
months rest in Ashland. Mrs.
Candy will join her husband as
soon as he gets located.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

NJ. H. Squires, who put on the
fireworks display in the park, left
for Portland today to pack his
furniture and move here perma-
nently. Mr.. SQuires' knowledge
of the concession game makes him
a valuable asset to Ashland's re-
sort ambitions, and he should have
the support of sitiZens along that
line.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Richards of
Albany are spending a few weeks
in Ashland. Their niece. Miss
Richards, and her friend, Miss Nc
Court, who were here with them
for some time, have returned to
Albany.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-08-11

Sgt. FJ.Jirak ,sergeant-instruc-
tor for the Coast Artillery. Ore
gon National guard, arrived yes
terday from Salem on one OF his
periodical instruction trips.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-01-20
1icit l1ork kdiitpft
NIT beftisciil Blissare

gseu gorf, 20. San. .-gie Glen.
babnen iirt illittleren ii1o n0roIiher
Seil bes Gtoates ylem Dorf f6rtp'
fen gegen eiren gli5sarb bon iol6er
Seftigfeit, ipie man felt Snbren
ni9t erfabren bat, iino Der iinitrter.
broden ieit lesten Greitag ralt. ani
Sen gloironoof, ct. 2orens un0 On
tario 9ibilionen Der Seem gorf Gen.
tral Balm 1T mesen Der ungebeuren
S6neetueben oIler 8erfebr eingelteat
luoroen. 9angiam itfern 8eri9te
ilber 3iige ourd, Die ieit "a Stitl-
ben II. lGnger I'M Sdnee iiben, oeret'
gerlonal oberlteuerreide Streif3iige
ouf Die n1dIten 6arlnen CUR grlan.
gung Der notigen 9eoiirfniile ma
den ntub. Ser Sdneefall eritreft
fid, iiber ben gr6Bten Seil Oes Staa-
tes ilrO beruria6t bieI @leno in ben
2onooiItritten. 9ie Seuperatlr
idmanft Sipiiden Zero ltn0 10 @fao
0arilber.
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y8aforo" febrt helm.
SiiN>Nfrika tpirS
Guropa Rclfcn

sfabltaot, 20. San. - San Gbri.
titan Smlts. Ulitglieb Ser sSrie.
Oenstonferend, bat an ,oas Bolt
Siioairifns einen gtppeIf eeridtet,
in iueIdem er 8l,r ltnteritiisung bes
buteernoen Mitteleuropds ouffor.
bert. Sn Gem glppell beiBt es unter
onoerem: oSunger unb &ranfheit
baben cine idreflide Gage eei9af.
fen. Die Sdatten elmer idrefIiden
aataltropbe breden iiber einen gro.
Ben, 9eil Der Gbriitenbeit berei1.
Die aGuiierten tun, mas in ibren
ardften itebt, I'M Dem l1nbeil 5ii
iteuern uno oie .ipobIbobenoen Siio.
stfrifaner oiirfen babel nidt bios
5ltidalterl ionoern ntiilien ebenfalls
oas ibrige aur 2inoerung Der Scot
beitragen."
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S6lintnte SititdnSe
I'M 2tr9etttiriei,

g3uenos 9(ires, 20. San. = Die
9emobner bieler 9iitritte in Den
@robinaen fitto bon elmer panifarti-
gen 5urdt Dor Qnardiiten uho be.
paffneten 8anoiten ereriffen NOR.
Sen. Sn ben letten Sogen ipuroet
ipieOer @orrGte bon 2einIanten in
@rono geiteft uno elm Sdooen bon
100000 oneeridtet.
ga 9to3on" ertGart, 6oB Die gu,
ItGnoe in Der 9robin3 @ucnos gIircs
infolge bes Streifs Der 2anoarbciter
lnO oer glusihreitrneen unertrGg.
lid gelporoen ieien. Ger aanipf. Der
ild) in @ortoIpme Smiiden Streterit
unO goIiaiiten obeeipicIt bat, miro
bon Dem @lott oIs cine mobre
S9ladt be5eidnet.
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Sifln Seiiser bci sen
mablcit cbeitattf
MegieraHsspartei nnterliegt iibcraIl,
itebt ielbit in litter on siueiter
Stelle.

Dublin, 20. Son.-Gcr gerIut
6roBbritanniens, Die Sinn sSeiner
Ourd gtniuenbnng zines gusna6llle.
Stinm5etteIs bon ben offentIiden
9lenttern dits5uidlieBeu, lit mad Den
Grgebniiien Der 2ofaliua6len bonn
lesten 9onnerstas nidt gegliidt.
llnboIitdn6ige @eri6te er9eben, bob
bon t470 5ieen Die ltnioniIten 297,
bic Sinn Seiner 422, Die grbQiter
332 uno Die glationaIiiten 213 ge-
tpnnnett. Sn 2aipiter, Wtuniter uno
gonnnuebt erbieiten Die llnioniIten
etipn 40 Sise; Die Hepublifnner nno
slrbeiter beberriden BORT olle Sc.
bor0en. sSn llIIter ipur0en 260
llnioniiten getpGbIt, tudbreno Die
Ginn Seiner, arbeiter uno glationa.
Iiiten 270 Site erbieIten. Die 9iepu.
blifoner erbieIten 90 Site aus so
In Dublin, tp1bren6 in gelfoIt 81
1lnionilten Is glrbeiter, 5 Sinn
6einer un0 5 Rationaliiten gelu.
indbIt fpuroen.
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II. :. c6ttc 1lntcil att
ruff. HanSelsplan
amerifa reste ben 6eOanfen au,
iiberlieh aber bic Snsfiibrlns
ben Ailiierteu.

@aibingfon 90. -gaa6frn.
gen in dnltliden areiien baben err
geben, oab Der @eoante at eitem
glustouid bon 9e6arfsartifeIn mil
Dem Gopiet @ubldno, ipie i'm Der
SberIte 9int ousgefiibrt bat, bon
Der amerifnriihen @egierline ousge.
eaneen lit uno idon bor aipei SEQ.
naten 6ent Sberiteit Jfat Der
Iaiierten uirferbreitet tpuroe.
Seitoent finb feline tpeiteren 8or.
idl6ge bon @oibiugton nusgegan.
gen. uno, obtpobI oird Die off.
5iellen 8erifte oes GberIten Stats
bon ben 5orti9ritten Der 8erbono.
liineen unterridtet, baben Die Ser.
Staoten feinen glnteil on Den 8e-
ratungen senon1rlen. Gos Giants
oepartement lit nod int ltnfInren
iiber Die gin5elbeiten oes in Hnri5
enttporfenett Elones.
Stt Der pNlsrlllillhen" 8eldl0t-
idait miro Der GInn berurteilt, iin0
man propDeaeit, oaB Die urbeber
oesiclben, falls iie 9laubten, ourf,
oeniel6en bic biirgerIiden @lemente
IN 9fuBlailo au ftdrfen cine groBe
gnttduidung erleben iper0en. gln-
Itutt Die Serridoft bon 2enine iinb
Srosfp, iuie man benbliftiete, gu
unterera5en, bat man faftii6 Die
t5otuietregiernng anertannt, mas
bisber dneItlih bernaeOen ipuroe.~
auerifaniide gmifbGuier nit
rl,iiiiden 8erbin0unsen perbalten
iid icbr aitriifbalten0, sic gloltben
nidt an Die Griiten3 Ser geipoltigen
@engen rnIiii9en HobmoteriaIs,
pelde gegen omerifaniid5e sSn0nItrie.
er5cugniiie ulngetouidlt neroen f6n.
nen.
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| fen gertr1ecn unS @eieten anee-
eeben fein riub.
en- Ser gntiport Solldnbs miro
6erporgeboben iperoelL Dab Die on.
gebliacn @erbreden, 0eren Der gr'
@aiIer beidnIoigt it, in feinem Der
8ertrdqe angegeben iino. Serner
miro in Ser antiport ieoenfaQs ge.
Iaat iperoen:
GoB Die gerbreden, oeren Der
friibere &aiier geaiebet miro, reue
gergeben iino, Die nidt einnlal in
@eIeten jener Mdhte, Die Die Ser.
attsqobe oes Gr.aaiiers berlangen,
oltigeiiibrt iperoen.
0ab fein Stoot feline rihterlihe
@elpalt ultsiiben fam 5peds 8eItra.
flung elmer Sanolitng, fir tpelde fein
@eiee beitebt.
SoB oieIe 9rirlaipien in alien gers
trdgen onerfonnt iper0en, lino tpeil
ser friibere aaiier bon ieiuen politt'
Ihen 9einoen ongeflogt miro nno
feline @arontie gegeben iueroen fam,
ooB ibm ell it1porteiiides llrteil ge.
f1at nerben fam.
Dab Die boaGnoii6e aonititiltion
uno elm Speaialgeies Die aus'
lettering berbietet.
2aB bic ongebIi6en gerbreder,
Sic in Dem gusIieferitnesgeiuh Der
smiierten nufgesdblt perOer, nit
ben beitcbenoen @eiesen nbiollit nift
in 1lebereinitintnlitng 5it brlngcn
iift6.
3oB es Elm $nitptprinsip In Der
Grfldrung Der MenI6enredte iit
lmo ooB feline 8erfon beitraft tper.
ben forn aiiBer ouf @rino geles.
lider gejtinnnlingeft, bon tDelAen
bos gtrdfecietbub nIler gtationert
dbbdn9ig III.
rno fdlicblidL oob Die boIldnoi.
i9e @egieriing attf fene Briil5ipten
fuBt, Die 2oro gaImerIton in lei.
nem @rief bon 1849 an Die Bot.
fd)ofter in g8ien lno ct. s5etersbnrg
nieoerlegte, erfldreno, bab cine sliis.
lieferung politiider SliidtIinge bon
@robbritannien oie Gbre ienes 2ntt-
oes beiuoeln tuiiroe.
Cine GrIeihterltng fir $olldno lit
es, oab Die Ser. Staoten bic 9llss
Iieferungsforoerltng ni6t inter.
i6rieben baben. 3aS bol1noiide
goIf itebt birter ieiner Otegieriing
uno gIaubt baB Die aaiiertent Elm.
iebeno, ooB Sollano Dem glus.
liefernnasgeiud nidt nadfommen
fonn Den 9eriud, Dem Gr.aaiier
bor einem irternationaIen @eridt
Ben Gro8eb 81, MAIDEN aufgeben
mer6en.
2onoon, 20. sSdtl.-gine @eiger.
ing Der bolldnbifden Gegierung, Der
5orOeritng Der staiierten nad5ufout.
men tpiir6e nidt iiberroiden beibt
es IN bieiigen offisiellen 9reiien.
9ie Gniierten baben nltrnnebr einen
8lnn 1T Gripdgung, anf @runo Del.
fen Der friibere &aiier in Sollanb in.
terrtiert perben ion.
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Me9tsanfpGIte ertpdblte no9 Idngen
beiBen 0ebatten einen glusiduB bon
flint on9eiebenen 9fedtsgelebrten, on
oeiien Spite fein geringerer aA
Charles gbon8 Sugbes itebt, ltrn fiji
Die perlebten 8oIfsrebtc eiit5itreten
SIN @egenias 0a8u beriuhte Del
Stoatsperbatlo bon &e1tsninp1lten
gegen Die ausgeidloiienen So8inlis
iten itno fir Den Spreder Siueei
lnobil au MAIDEN. gLber ourd ben
@inflnB bon Slgbes. Der 0os gor.
geben Der 2egislatur als cine Dol.
idepiltilde 2at bee5ibnete, ote 81
berurteilen iei llnb Die 8etttiibnngen
bes friiberen 8unoesnnipalfs 8if.
ersbam beltintnlt, enti6Ipb iid9 aud
0ieie aorperiGdft fit Die Sosialiiten
ein3lttreten.
@enerolantpalt geeipton fir oen
Staat Stem gorf fat befannt gege.
ben oaB ct Die glntuGlte Wi. 9.
2ittleton, einen friiberen &ongreB.
abgeoronetea 1inb S. 9. Standfielo,
einen befonnten aorporotioilsanfpalt
lino ebentaIigen @ouberneitrsfan0i-
oaten nit Ser Siibrune 6es aSro.
5eIies eeeen Die 5oaialilten beaitf-
tragt babe.
gietpton felt IN abreOe, ooB er
Oen v5oiuiet gotidufter 2uoipig
0iartelts oIs 3cugen gesen Die go.
8inliIten bertebmen ipolle.
Ser gtaatsboa3ngsousiduB bet
vameriean 2egion4 bei9loBS DorIdu-
fla in Ser Sode feline Stelung at
nebnlen nnO oas Grge6nis Der I'm.
teriudung ob5uiuarten.
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wettcrlHriht

Sir 9mnbo itn0 ltingeeelO -
Seilpciie belu0lft unO tdltcr bettte
nadlt; faItc @eac NIT 3cro.Geape.
ratur; Miittuod idlou unO anbalteu0
foIt.
Sir gsebrnsf1 Sm aIgelneinen
ibon beute nodt uno alittpo9;
fGlter bellte nodt; faIte @ele i'm
6uBeriten Often nit 3ero.Sempera.
tur.
Sir Soma - SeiIlpeiie belpoIh
uno fGIter belite rladjt. anIte @eIlg
i'm ipeitIi9en unO n6roIiden Sentro
len Seil, nit Seuiperotur nobe 9eri
Bis au 5 @roo boriinter. Wlittipod
idon. aalter I'M aii6eriten 6itIideu
Seil. a
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13rcntier 1aitti
itcaf 1tltinaatliilt

garis, 20. San. 9renlier gtitti
fiinoigte bertte an, oaB, foll5 oaa
atpii6en ben alIiierten 6itbrern me.
gen Der ooriatifben 6roge 8uItnilbt
gefontnnene llebereinfontlnen nidl
CUR 9(usfiihrltng gelanet, er arf oa
ausfiibrltng oes 2onooner Ser
trogs beiteben miro. Die ssugo,
Sloben baben Die an fte geridtett
Note, in iuel9en iDnen Mitteilunq
ii6er ben aompronliB Der 4lltierten
gentadt miro, nod ni9t beontiportet
llnoffi8iele 8eridte aus 8elgrno be.
iageh bob oie SSSllgo-SInoen boil
itdn6ige llnabbangigfeit 9abaniena
berIangen. Gabur6 ipiiroe sStoIieu
geamungen meroen oas Manoat Hbet
Glbanien allf3ugeben.
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so3ialiiten fdmlpfen
nnl 2tgislaturlibt
2(ac porbereitMneen 81 Sem perbSr BON Set
1iep porker 1tiiemblp amsecidloiicnen /
Scsialiitcn iinS i,iltlftepr bcentet. M


albanp, q. g., 90. San. - Die
9eiu gorfer 9fe9tsgelebrten baben
beitte ibre f6iuerlten @eidiise ouf.
aefabren, Inn in Das 9erbor Der
fiinf, iitspenoierten fo5inliltiiden ab-
geor6neten entideioeno eingreiien 5lt
fonnen, ipeldes bon benz &eGts-&o-
iaitee Der StaatsIeeisIatur abgebal-
ten iperoen iuiro. gbe bas @erbor
beginrt, miro bas &onlitee aliam.
mentreten, Inn oem ausi9ub Der
gereiltieung SEEM gorfer 9fedtsait.
ipdIte, Dem au6 CHARLES 6. Sugbes
angebort, feline SteIlung nn5umeiien.
Die fiinf So5iolilten tDuroen IN
Ser 8eriammliing Der Seem gorfer
9egislatur bonn z. Sanuar oilf s[n-
trag oes Sprebers Sipeet bur9 cine
eelpaItiee Wioioritat bon ibren Sit
5en iuspell6iert. Sipeet bertrat Die
anlidt, ooB Die 2eeislatir entidei.
Ben Tonne, iper 3u einem Sit be-
redtigt iei uno mer nidt. Spdter
bot Sneet ongefiinoist, oaB er ge.
meiie fir Die Sllopalitat Der So5ia-
liiten borlegen iperoe.
9ieie SatloIing Der Seem Yorfer
2egisl1tur entfndte cine lange bit.
tere &oiltroberla. Die So5ialiIten
unO iueite areiie, bic IN feiner Ser
binOung NIT ben So5ialiiten iteben,
6ebaupteterL oaB 0us Ge6t beS 8ol-
fes, ieine eigenen 8ertreter 5lt er-
mablen, ongegriffen tporoen lei.
Die gereiiligltng SEEM s)orfer