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Evening journal., 1911-08-10
MEnnING AT 0Ln sMEpEs.

Miss Carolyn Higgins and Herbert
Fox. both OF Philadelphia, were mar
ried IN Old Swedes Church on Tues
day. Miss Sadie Murphy. Of Millville,
n. J., was bridesmaid. and ]. Harvey
Draper was best man. After the mar
riage a reception was given to them
by Mr.. and Mrs. James De Baum. Of
No. 6S West Fifty-hrst street, West
Philadelphia After a honeymoon ut
Atlantic City. the bride and groom
will live at No. 1888 Parrish street,
West Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1911-08-10
HINTS BY MAY MANTON
A DAINTY NEeLIGEE.

The negligee that is made in orr
entail or peasant style with the sleeves
making a part OF il Is graceful and at
tractive, altogether to be desired. This
one Is made of cashmere with trim
ming Of velvet ribbon and worn over a
silk petticoat. The petticoat is cut
IN seven cores with a circular hounce
arranged over the lower portion. The
negligee Is tucked at the shoulders
and joined to the smooth fitting
peplum at the waist line. The cash
mere and velvet make an attractive
combination but for such a negligce
many materials are appropriate. Silk
always is pretty, lowered challis
makes a charming effect and II some
thing still simpler Is wanted. one Of
the pretty cotton crepes could be
used with trimming OF wash silk, or
any preferred banding. The petit
coat Is equally adapted to silk or
Washable materials. For the medium
size the negligee viii require . S-4
Yards Of material 27. IA yards So.
or / SIS yards A inches wide, with
% yards of banding For the petit
coat will be needed 6 IA yards 2I,
3 5-S yards sc or "A inches wide, with
IA yards Of banding and yards OF
beading.
A May Manton pattern Of the negli-
gee. No. 1862 sizes "a to AZ bust and
Of the petticoat, No. $3.50. sizes % to
% waist will be mailed by the FASH
ion Department OF this paper, on re-
ceipt Of ten cents for each.
NO $500. 80. .............
Name .-...... ...... -. ...........
Address. ...... -.... ..............
Si2e........ ,........-.......... -
The above pattern and other Mag
Manton Patterns described IN THE
EVENING JOURNAL and all the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained for
10 cents from
SMITH-ZOLLNGER co.
1th and Market sits.
Evening journal., 1911-08-10
MIGHTY HAAG SHOW COMING.

In organizing The Mighty Hsag
Shows, for this their seventeenth
transcontinental tour. the proprietor.
r. Haag decided TO once more outdis-
lance any rivals for public favor and
on August % wher The Mighty Haze
Shows exhibit at Wilmington you will
he treated to one OF the finest per.
formances ever presented under a
tent. Among the artists are The In
comparable FLYING Gusseons, direct
from Paris. and have never aupeared
In America before; The Millers, in
equestrian numbers different than az
others: The Winslows. bounding and
slack wire artists, presenting wire
acts extraordinary; the Ya-Homa I'm
perial Troupe of Japs without doubt
rightly named Imperial as their
equals are not I'm America.
Evening journal., 1911-08-10
SMILES
BY Daniel Monagle.

There are smiles of contempt that are
as bitter as gall;
There are smiles by which feelings
we hide:
We smile I'm hypocrite fashion
sometimes
When sorely hurt in our pride.
But give me tho goOd-natured woman
or man,
Who knows no deception or guile;
Il is a delight in their presence to be,
And bask in their sweet beaming
smile.
The world is at best but a dark
frowning world,
Full Of sorrow. mishaps, care and
pain,
But I'll tell you. my friend. the far
surest way
It's esteem and Il favor to gain.
When life to you seems just as bitter
as gall,
And troubles do mountain-high pile
On others don't force all your strug'
giles and cares,
/ BE bravo and meet all with a smile
we love not Nnc Hhliit VI thp AooAAoA
coquette,
Nor the fop, who is doubly vain;
We feel just a plying kind Of con
tempt,
And note them with passing disdain
But cheerfulness sure is the source o.
content.
When II comes from heart without
guile;
No happiness greater the world doe'
contain
Than a pleasant, kind word and
smile.
Then strew seeds OF kindness where
ever you roam,
You will find In the end II will pay
No money it costs, little effort yoI
need,
And good natures contagious, tho
say.
At times you'll be pestered will
cranks and with bores,
Who'll tell you that life's not wort
while,
But Just keep right on, It does inhnit
good.
A kind. CHEEKY word and a smile.
Evening journal., 1911-08-10
ANCIENT CHURCH CELEBRATES.
Founded IN 174O, Has Had Continuous
Existence.

WEST CHESTER, Pa. Aug. TO-
The one hundred and seventy-frst an
niversary OF the old Presbyterian
Church at Doe Run, founded I'm 1740,
when the first meeting house was
built Of logs by John Wilson, William
Boggs and others, was celebrated
with an all-day meeting In the church
and o great outpouring Of friends
from nearby sections. The opening
devotional exercises we're conducted
In the morning by the Rev. Vincent
V. Nicholas, a former pastor OF the
church; the historical address was
made by William J. Munhollend, Of
Mortonville, and there was an address
by former State Treasurer William
H. Berry. Of Chester, besides special
music by the church choir.
At noontide there was an intermis-
sion Of two hours for dinner and a
social time
In the afternoon an open-air SER
vice was conducted by the Rev. Henry
n. Faulconer, Of West Chester. evan
gelist Of the Chester Presbytery.
This church has enjoyed a contin-
uous existence since its founding In
/ 174O.
Evening journal., 1911-08-10
Cure for ssThe BIuess

While most people, at one time or
another. experience what is known as
the blues" fewa realize that this
respondent condition ts occasioned by
the poisoning Of the system through
the inability Of an inactive Liver 20
properly separate and throw off body
poisons.
That the public might have a reli-
able remedy 10 assist in overcoming
such a condition, Rexall Liver Salts
have been put upon the market, aud
we unhesitatingly recommend them 70
you.
We will refund any money spent
for Rexall Liver Salts II they fan tc
provide a beneficial treatment.
In two sizes, 25c. and soc. Dan.
forth's Drug Store. Market and Second
Sts.. The Rexall Drug Store
Evening journal., 1911-08-10
CHURcH ELS UNIoN MEN.
chrIstIan Rsiormed DenomInatIo

Christian Reformed Denomination
Sets Ban on Labor Organizations.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 10
Members Of the Christian Reformed
denomination. who belong to labor
unions, must resign from such organi-
zations, according to a resolution
which was adopted today by the Clas-
sis Grand Rapids West, representing
II churches and 5000 members.
Il Is held that the oath required
cannot be taken by a church member;
that the organizations are not founded
on brotherhood Of man. but are for
material purposes: that the burial
section Of the ritual is not sufficiently
religious, and that the organizations
are not founded on religion.
This action affects 700 of the strik-
ng furniture workers in this city,
90 in Chicago. 400 in Paterson. N. J.,
nd about 800 IN various. other cities.
Evening journal., 1911-08-10
AFTERNnnS AT CARnS.

Mrs. Clarence NJ. Ortlip, Of oxford
entertained company of friends at a
card party on Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Fred Ortlip
Of this city. Following the games OF
800" tea was served. Among the
guests were Mrs. R. Leslie Patterson,
Mrs c. c. Bair. Mrs. Hanson p. Pass
more, Mrs c n. Lawrie. Mrs. Charles
B Kirk. Miss Myra Hodgson, oxford
Mrs John Randolph Smoth, Baltimore
and Mrs. Fred Ortlip of this city.
Evening journal., 1911-08-10
FRECKLES GONE
HSimpIe Remedy From n. B. Danforth
Removed Them" Says Society
Lady.

"The best skin specialists told me
that nothing would remove my freck-
les and that ] would carry them 70
my grave" said we'll known society
woman, ''but ] fooled them all with
new drug, othine-double strength.
that I bought at n. B. Danforth's
which cleared my skin and gave me
fine complexion"
The action Of othine is really re-
markable. for when applied at night,
many Of the freckles disappear entire
ly by morning. and the rest begun to
fade. An ounce is usually all that is
needed, even for the worst case.
Be sure to ask n. B. Danforth for
the double strength othine, as this is
sold under a guarantee of money back
If it fails to remove the freckles.
Evening journal., 1911-08-10
HOME FROM TRIP.

Miss Marguerite r. Gallagher has
returned from visit to her sister,
Mrs. Ben L. Carroll, Of Overlook. Pa.
While there she had as her guests Miss
Marie NJ Killroy and Miss Julia A.
Casey of this city. Most of the time
was spent in motoring through Penn
sylvania in Mr.. Carroll's touring car.
Evening journal., 1911-08-10
NEEDING ANNIYERsARY.

Miss Alice Barlow, Miss Carrie Bar
tow. Linton Coyle Willard Barlow.
Edgar Weldin and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Barlow OF this city attended the
tenth anniversary celebration Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph W. Barlow at Ches-
ter on Monday.
Evening journal., 1911-08-10
rAMnEN cnrPLE MARRTRn.

Miss Florence NJ 'veit and Charles
". Folkman, Jr.. a Camden, n. j..
couple, were married in the private
office Of Mayor Howell, by President
Of Council S. II. Benson, Jr., acting
Mayor, last night
Evening journal., 1911-08-10
UNINTERRUPTED
N. G. Robbins.

Uninterrupted would you wish your
life to be,
with not one sorrow not one care or
pain.
] do not think that that would really
be
The thing we need-we surely would
not gain.
Because when sorrow comes It
teaches us
lust how to bear the crosses 70 US
sent.
We learn when cropping in the dark
so much
-ris them we learn that joys are only
lent.
A. interrupted / would not dsire
81 lat every day be just the Same to
NIP me.
gladly every change that
For well / know they all are sent by
Thee
We could not wish to walk the same
old road,
And turn not either to the left nor
right
SO we should welcome sometimes
days that's dark,
For shadows only make the sun more
bright
Uninterrupted-no could not live,
If all things moved along in one old
style,
I'd weary grow-and want to spread
my wings,
And fly beyond the clouds--yes many
mile,
think the beauty of our lives is just
To watch the unexpected every dag
and hour,
Variety gives to all lives a spice,
And every change endows us will
new power.
Uninterrupted-no viii stretch forfi
my hand.
And with avidity I grasp each thing
For change is always rest and well
I'm always happier when I'm on tn
wing,
Monotony Just cast It to the winds
And gladly take what ever's 20 u
given,
For not ripple e'er can touch ou
lives
Bus hts US I believe the more 70
heaven
Uninterrupted who could wish eacl
day
No sail along on seas SO calm ant
smooth
No. / would rather stop along tn
way
And not move on Just In the same oil
groove.
Oh. no, I court the wintery storms o
life.
They give rich zest unto my min,
and life.
do not want to simply fold my hand
And look to see my path with flower
rife.
Let Interruptions come, they teach u
To be more strong and brave as VI
90 long
Into our lives some rain must sureI
fall.
We must not look on it as one swee
song,
Well sing our song just when th
darkness comes.
For all that interrupts but surei
brings
Us nearer every day to home swe,
homs.
Evening journal., 1911-08-10
on YACATION AT SHORE.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Rose left
for Atlantic City today. They will
stay at the shore for a week. Mr..
Rose is chief engineer at the County
Workhouse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
21nereemmane Ser psrtm9ie'
fSeReit Republic.

9iiiabon. %. Suli. - Werz
idiebene in 9iiiabon erIdeinenoe 3eis
tuneen neroffentliden iebt Iange Qeits
artifel, in benen iie iit bariiber BELLA
gen, bab Die IGdbte. nanentlif
9roBbritannien. bic portugieiiihe Mes
publtf INNER nod niht anerfennen.
Sc tpirb bon m~a6gebenber Settle err
Hart. baB bic Nddte, che iie Die Re<
publif anerfeunen, crit Die Mbitimz
mlin8 iiber bic gerfaiiuns nnb Die
Wabl zines Yrdfioenten perlanaeu,
iotpie elm Nmenbement gum &irdenz
trennunsSeeies. bas bic Redbte Der
fremben Nationalitdten beriidiihtiet.
Comic bieie Sorberungen erfiqt
iino. tperSen 8robbritannien. Sranfs
reid, 9eutiblano uno Stalien nit
ibrer Entertaining niGt ipeiter 3uriidz
balten.-(Die Ignorant foreigners"
limb bait iuieOer fliiger. biplomatiiher
unb 9erehter nerfabren. als mir nit
nnierer baitisen seiiiblsbnfelisen Nms
erfennunespolitif. Resbalb fonnte
II. e.. u. niht abfparten nnS Sic biIis
gen Sorbernngcn. Die altgeihulte
eiropdiidJe Staatsmdnner iteqen. jeiz
tens Der r&epublif" Yortugal erfiiut
ieben? MiiKen mir oenn iiberau
uniere iusenoli6e llneriabrenbeit ms
Sitt itcaen? - Sie Heo.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
8teienbranH In Genitai,s
tincpel.

&ouitontinppcI 3iirfci. "a.
Snli. - Der @ranS. Der oeitcrn Necas
mittGg be9uun Haucr!c bis 3 llGr
bieien @foraeu. nm lpeld)c 3cit SnS
Scncr inter Gontrolle gebradjt mar,
bas beiBt. ci9entlid erlolh. ipcil fem
S~rcnni.oif mcbr pprhanben ipar.
Sas llneliid luar Sas ar1Bte lett Sen,
8rpBen Vrunbe III Scra. Dem Guar
tier Der Guropder in GpnItantinppcl,
I'M Sabre, 1870. @an aIaubt. Sol
on3 iepige Hcucr SaS &crf ppn poll
tiIdca SranhiIiiiern ipar. @s brad,
g~lcid5eitig on nerihicocncu Ynnften
III Stcmbul. Der a!tcn S.aSt. ans.
ipIbrrnh oic @ep6itcrMng Sen Sab
restaN Scr Giniiihrnns ser Serial
inna ici;lid, bcain9. Ser aciGbrlidirc
Vraue cn.itdnb III ser NGbe oes
NriessminiiteriunS IrO. breitete lid,,
poa ciicm itarfeH &orhminec auaez
Iud,t. hurh bcu @obnSiitri;f bis ilir
cihlidcr &ccrestiiite ans. 3lpiihen
Dem Slate ppr Dem G~riegSnriniltcs
rim 6It.ih pom @ittelpnnst bon
Siem5ul bis gum Garmornniccr in,
Siihen lit thatlSGlih fciu 0aliS Ireber
Gsbl;cacn. ,S,uci Guabratmcilen ber
Stant iina ~usr,Uiitet. Nah elmer
i!iiftiaen Sd,dYuns iiuo ;:5er 5000
SGllier acrit1rt.
Sic @cbrSubl pom bieien mar aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
taeetYr~sitatS UerlaSe isates'
3eieRMef.

8afbington. s.: g.. 20. gulf.
= Spreher Glarf unb Wice sYrdiibent
Sberman unter5ei6neten Die canabis
ihe @ecipro5itdts ; Worlaae. bic iofort
nod benz @eiben 3auie beforoert
tpmroe.'
HaibimS ia n, 3. g.. 20. Snli.
- Scr Yrdii0ent 3aft u~nter5eid)ncte
UNI 3:t0 llbr bic eanabiibe Netipros
3itdtS sWorlaee. 0ie llntcr5eid)nung.
Der auber benz Staatsiefretar 2nog.
bem Scfretdr fir panosl mo Nrbcit
Haecl nod, n,ebrere. anocre Yerionen
b~ciiuobnien. s~eltaItete ii6 Sm elmer
red)t feicrliden 3anolIng. Nad,bem
bic llntcr3cid)nlng ita!iaefunben.
ipedIelte Der &riiioert nit 1noS
cincn !~5anbeSrId ure besliidiuiinidytc
Die Mnipcjenbcn al Der grleoi9une
bicies 10 mid)tisen Anaelesenbeit.
Gum SdlliB iuurSen bic Anlpcienben
photographer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
8eaamsnt Ger Sieeer.

@rootIanbs. &c. Suli. = u.
Beaumont (2eutnant Be Gpnncou)
geipann ben Yrcis bon $4,000. Der
bon Der 2onooncr ~0ailp @ail" fiji,
Den Sieacr i'm experimentation
Wettrunof!icnen. bel bcTn cine Gnts
iernun9 BON 1.010 Wcilen suriidSus
lcScn mar. mlsgeiest mar. Sci
Sran5oic fani Inn 2 lbr Z Winntcr
Wadmitta8s um bieiiscn 3iclc an unS
Slit III cil,cr brilantcn @ciic ans
ciacr S0bc bon Loo sui Srr Grhc
bindD. :. &corimes lenp,e bier I'm
3 llbr II Wimiten en-. YciSe Sruns
3picn lpnrben bon cincr 9roBen Wene
idlcImcn8e bc9ciitert bcgriibt. De-
aumont murbc 0 leincu SeipunScs
rem bel irincr SnuSuna crsriffcn NM
I'M 5rirmpbc nab icinem 3cltc &C.
traSeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
Kathsligdeer prtefter ais Gr'
ttn1er ataS4esetcbnet.

Yaris. 81. Snli. =. Ser tatbus
liife Yrieiter .. Sarpep. Efarrcr su
Soetonean. cinem Waibborie nnbc
8orbeaug. crfanh eincn nci,cn ScNcre
I0iG : Npparat, Der 10 rorSl9licb fms
airt. bab Der Yriciter BON Der iralls1s
iiden @e8ieruna aiisecscidlnct lpurpc,
Der &farrort BEG YrlcitcrS Wurbe
1905 bur6 cineu @robbrmlb nabe,u
pGQia cimacGiGert uub icit nicicr Scit
befaBtc it'd, Yfarrer Oarpsn mi, %ers
iudten. iptld,e idiicblih bon @rfois
Dcsleitet tparcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
Elm ,~sse,jxRsieer aie,e.

atlanta. Ga. 81. SnIi. -
Samcs Abolpb Coca. 3iuei Sabre unb
bier Wonate alt uno 100 YfmnS
idtper. rief eeitern auf ben Stra6en
bon MtIanta eine ipabre Seniation
herbor. ais ct an Der Seite ieines
Waters bon Der giienbabnsS tatiou 5A
einem 3otel fih besab. Sas Nieicns
Habp ipobnt in Woiint Iirp. Ga.
Seine Muttcr lit bon mittelnldBi9cr
@rDBe. ieiu Batter ipiest 100 YfunS.
.NnbD NboIpb itebt brei Sub unb iets
Spa bod auf ieinen Soden. ipdsrenS
iein Sruitumfan8 SO Soil betra9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

pc iuncappIis $. Ntinn.. IS.
Sili. - Canada brandt 10000
@dnuer aus Den Gcr, StnGtcu. Inn
Die Grnte in SastatfeWaii cinJiz
bciMien. SieS liz Die @r:lGrunG BON
&. 3coicD TnlS., Spssials Arbcitss
9ommiHdr Der YropnM SastatdcWau.
Der bier eiuDciroiicn Ut Mnb periuhcn
irirS. 10 pielc Scu:c iris mo8lib iiir
bic sCrutcoybeii a~n6u!pcrbcn. Sic sns
HGaiihcr GinipanaeraMG5 @,bDrsen
lpcrbea his GinpnnecrumaSaclcec oni
Grntcereciter rid,t n,upruSen nnS bic
Giicr0nhneu ,pcrrea MIR einen Gent
pro Yirilc bered)ncm duitatt Ser iiblis
d,cn orei Scuts. Iuib srtldrt. DAB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
go. 2O88.

#. r..
Sol5 errihtet. abcr me9rcre bebeus
tenSe Sfeinbauten iinb aud Den
Slarnmen gum Spfer eefallen. 9as
europdiiHe 8iertel auf Der anberen
settle bcs 8olbenen Sornes nDrolict
nnb oitli6. mar niemals in @efa6r.
oa Der @inb cine entgegeneeicste
Hidtung batte. Stnmbul bat cine
Weeresfront bon aflt Weilen. .Naf
Beiten gu lit es bon elmer @auer
eineefabt. 9ieier Oiitritt entbGlt
bas Sera9lio, ben Yalait oes sui
tans. bic bauptiddlihiten Noiheen,
bic N~auioleeu, Die Dffentlid)en &C.
bdube. bic gdber unb Die Ba3aare unb
Die 8eIte bes alien Gpnitanttnppel.
3ier pobnen bauptid6lih Eiirfen,
SSraeliten. armenier uno @riehen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

uno bes iteIpertretenben Yoli5eihefs
Totpe. benz Sra9en bon &enolpern Elm
enbe 5l MAIDEN. na6m bic Yoli5ei cine
Seibesbiiitatiou bieler Serionen i'm
8leibermaGer Siitritt Dor unb cine
9robe Mn5abl. bon Streitbrcderu.
Streifpad,en unb Special: = Yolisiiten
ltno Nusitdnoi9en iuurbe pcrbaftet
inter Der 8eifuIbigune oes 5ragenS
p%erborgener 8aifen. Sic IaBreecl
bat ben 3tped, benz leiGtinniseu De-
bran& BON Waffen. 5u benz Der &lcis
bermafer : Iusitanb WeranlaImg
CAB. eim enbe 81 MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01

ridten. In uelder lie. erfldrcn, bab
iie 40 ODER mebr Acres iolden 2ans
bes beiiSen. fDnnen fie Elm 0arleben
er6altenL nit tpeIhem Tie bic 8ld>
run9 bes 2anbes burdfiibren fonnen.
0as Gountb 9ibt Bombs aus. Die
nidt mebr als $25 per We're aus
MAIDEN biirfen uno ipelhe idbrlih in
Maten -5uriid9e3abIt iperbcn. in Gbns
liHer Heiie. pie bic Sterer5ablungen
erfolsen.
farmer In Babfielb Gountb baben
lid bic Hnrt6eile oes neueit 8eietes
bereitS 3unuse 8emaGt uno lafien
ibr 2anb arf bieiem 8ege fldren.
- ct. y. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-01
Sabrgang Al.

tion irsenb ipeltber. sfrt. Ser ein3ig
iHtpieriee Ynnlt bel ben Werbanbluns
gen 1T bic Compensation, bic mir fir
Sranfrei1's MISUNDERSTANDING in
Norbs Nfrila, bic aud in europa fiibts
bar iein tpir6. begebren. @ir Sens
ten. es 1T notbipenbie. beibe Seiten al
tparnea. Sfeine otpiiHen 70 empfinb<
iante Nationen tpie Oeutf1lan6 unb
6ranfrei4 iinb. Su tperfen IN benz
Nnsenblid. no cine fold tuidti8e
Srage er0rtert tuir6."
Cine groSe Mufrc9un9 braHte bic
4a1riHt beS @erliner Correspondent
ten bes .3onbon, 0rapbic".
Oieier faet, bic llntcrbanbIingcn
ftodten nn6 OeutI6Ianb Iebne es fdtes
eurii6 ab. bon feiner 2anoforberune
I'M Congo 3uriid3utretep,. unb omar
nit MiidiiGt barnuf. ba6 Die Meoe bon
0lopbs0 George auf elm @iinbnib NIT
Graufrei6 fMIiebcn Iaiie 1inb
1eutidlanb niernalS einer, Druid BON
ailben nnd,9eben tperbe. Sicie Grs
ndrIng fol- Der Staatsiefretdr bes
MuStpGrti8en bon &iberIen : @d1tcr
ben, fran50iifden WotiHafter abses
geben baben.
Ser .3 ofaI : Mn3ei8er1,
circ Der d~n9eiebeniten 3eitun8en Ners
Inns. erflGrt in einem ~offenbar in>
ipirirten HrtifeI. bab england ii9 un>
.befu8ter ginmii@mng unb offener
Oeinbieli9feit ge8en 9eutf@lanb
i9rIoig eema&t babe. Der Grtifel
fHIie6t: .Oeutf6lanb lit nid)t geIon<
men, berartiee b~0stpiuiee Ginmif4iine
az bulben iin6 tparnt gn9lanb nahs
briidIi4it. bic 4anb aus benz Spiele
gu Idffen."
Ser Ydriier .Df attn 5aet in
eiaem srtitei. Der bic lleberi@rift
4rdgt: .Esr teltfMe 0Inff., 8ein
Neni6 in 0eltidlnnb 0enie oarat.
bas @iiifo eimes Samples geeen bic
Sriplee entente az iibernebmen unb
lno ipeiter: Der 3tpiiHenfaq bon
aenbir benefit. bab bic anitren9rng
8aiier Hilbelm'S. before 8c3iebun8en
au @robbritannien an3ufnipfen, eiteI
Seudbelei iparen. Sic tpabre Mbiidt
mar, Granfreih unb Drobbritannien
bon chamber 3u trennen."
9as .8erliner 1a9cbIatt"
idgt, bic en8liiGe Wetbobe, ben mnters
bnnbelnoen Nddten ieinen 8iIen gu
biftiren anitatt Siplcmatii1e Hotcn
aiis5utauid)en iuiirbe bon OeutiGlanS
nidt LANCER mebr als 9cre9tfertigt
anerfannt.
Sic 81 c-tp WorIb" bon Gbis
caeo. Sa.. idtpabroniert: .0eutih>
Lamb m01te aud NAL i'm MitteuGnois
iden Meer Sub fallen. gs mas's
tbun. ipcnn's inn miG8Ii9 1T. Mber
bas iinb serabe bier llriaGen. ipesbalb
bas Mnnt0sIi6 lit: Sranfreih. gnes
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Darleten far 6arsmer.

2a6b TN. &iS.. 20. Sui. -
Sac bon Der &cIiSlatllr ansenommcne
Geics. WcldsS beitimmt. sub bie
Counties ben Jarmern Darlebcn &C.
tuGhreH f6nyen our @lGruua bon ab,
0c6plStem Nolblnnb. pirb 3llr 6clae
babcn, hab bic Gntpiaelung hes mDrSs
li@en yeiseonitn raid sefSrSert iper,
ben ipirb.
@cMn In eiEen Qeumtp 25 GARNER
an bic Gonups @c8orhe -siue Yetitiuu
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Gin tetliaimer SeRrefeis.
SarriSburc. Ri. % q

I SarrtsburG. Ea.. %. Suli.
- Iuf cine uraeipobnlide @eiie
ipuroe bier Soiep9 Summcrs. Der ieii
ieincr 0ebnrt Gin 3riippel mar. bon
ieiner Habmbeit 9ebeilt. CIR pers
lpuloetc nGmlih beim Tuscn jeines
&cuolpcr5 Elm fleincs @Godcn. ipas
Jpn 10 eridrccsts. Sab CT feline ariidcn
bon ii6 mari uub ms 3anb binaIs
floh. unh 5lpar nit ioldlcr SdneGi9s
feit. SaB CT nod nid,t cinGsbolt NOR
Scu lit.
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@ar cate, Minn.. 27(VSuli. -
SiiniunSSpan5iS Manner mnb Nrauen
nabmcn idon . Dem 2anoamt Der
@cs staatcn bier Tnfltclluns. I'M lid
ais Scipcrbcr nm grobe Stiidc 9anb,
neld,c am "a. Iuguit Der @cliebeluna
erihiollcn iperncn. c%intrasen an IaMen.
Cine In5aN Scutc babcn nebcn Dem
SanSamt 3clte miseihIasen. in ipsl.
d9en lie ScS HaAts i4laien.
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ttnterseiGnet. - gertasuna erfpIst
mabriaeinliG ppr benz is. Amsnif.
- 3eine iueitere 9arif- @epifon.
-Gomprpmif : g~aunttupn : 9arif.
Iurlase I'M senat amsenommien.-
5armer's Jreiliite benz Senat pors
gelest. - 3epublifanifdje Staubs
batter tupaen Salt bef&tudtea. -
Senatur @aileD iHmplt.
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Gin jamser 1~sirekemtarft.

ct. SobiL y. s., 90. Suli. =
Der iiin8ite fafboliid)e 8iidof i'm bril-
tiidJen Hcid,e lit bofip. Batter Iidael
Notpcr. Der 0ctSrrieifcr bon barbour
Breton. ,ipcld,er iueben bic Beibe ais
Siid,oi upa NcIiunblanS crhalten bat.
Ger lieie .99ifdoi lit bier ec6orcn uno
crit 81 Snbre alt.
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bonn 10. Nusuit on etipa sebn 8o>
den lang Irbeit 81 baben lit unb
oaB Die Se5ablrns nidt tpeniser ais
$3.50 PR '3ag fem ipirb.
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GIcbcianS. g.. 2S. Suii. -
Sn 5plsc eincs @cidluNcS ocs 'Sirefs
Tors Der oiicn!idsn SiGcrbeit Hoscn
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