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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26
WHY MUMPS?
ASKS DOCTOR

The somewhat universal notion
among parents that "the sooner their
children get the measles and mumps
and get over them the BETTER accord
ing to DR.. George J. Holmes. medical
supervisor of schools, has been in a
large degree responsible for the cpl
demic of those diseases in the Summer
Avenue School the past few weeks.
"There is a mistaken idea prevalent
hat the measles and mumps come but
once in a lifetime, and the time to
have them is when ono is young" said
DR.. Holmes. 1T isn't so, for a person
may have these diseases two or ever
three times, although / admit that a
person Is generally afflicted only once;
but what's the use of having them at
all?"
DIR. Holmes last night said that he
talked with one parent who stated that
he was glad his children had the
measles.
well, wouldn't you have been just
as we'll satisfied If they didn't get the
measles or humps at all?" inquired DR..
Holmes. The man said he supposed 1t
was necessary for all children to have
those diseases, and that it was far
more convenient and less troublesome
to have them "at the proper age"
According to the reoprt of DR.. David
NJ. Crawford, a school physician,
measles, mumps and c~hickenpox at the
summer Avenue School are rapidly dis
appearing and many of the children are
returning. DR.. Crawford stated last
night that no new cases of measles had
been reported during the past week.
According to Dr. Crawford's report.
submitted TO DR.. Holmes. there were
fifty cases Of measles in the primary
department and more than half the
children were out OF school. There was
much criticism on the part of some par
ents at the time because the school was
MOI closed. but DR.. Holmes stated that
had the school been closed three weeks
there would have been no guarantee
that the disease would not have broken
out again.
Several mothers complained that
their children were made i'll by the
breathing of the strong odors Of for
maldyhide, used as a d~isinfectant in
the classrooms.
At the Foster Home, adjoining the
Summer Avenue School, 1t was stated
by Mrs. Worden, one of the matrons,
tina there had been no cases of measles
or mumps among the children Of that
institution.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26
BEAUTIFUL, LUSTROUs, HEAVY HAIR
AND NO DANDRUFF OR ITCHY SCALP

cease and there Will be no more falling
hair Millions of men and women use
Knowlton's Danderine and they never
have dandruff, itchy scalp or falling
hair-they know that it keep the SCALP
clean and healthy and makes the hail
grow heavy, long and beautiful.
Get a 25-cent bottle of KnowIton,s
D~anderine from any drug store OF
toilet counter, Inc after the first ap-
pIication you will say it was the best
Investment you ever made. Your hair
will Immediately take On that life,
lustre and luxuriance which is so beau
tiful. 1t will become wavy and fluffy
and have the appearance of abund-
ance; an incompatible gloss and soft
ness, but what will please you most
will be after just a few weeks use,
when Q Will actually see q lot of fine.
downy hair-ncw hair-growing all oye
the scalp.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26
Woman Lawyer
Wins Her Point

Judge William p. Martin had a new
experience today when a woman lawyer
appeared before him to ask for the
postponement of a ease down for trial
today. The lawyer was Miss Juliet
Hoch, of j. F. Cahill and Abraham
Fireman, both of whom were engaged
in the trial of other cases and unable
to appear.
Are you a member of the bar?''
asked Judge Martin as Miss Hoch,
whose head hardly reached the top of
the judges bench, appeared before
him.
81 am,'' was the reply, and Judge
Martin bowed and told her to proceed.
The case in which she was interested
was that of John Zuhlsdorf, who is
charged with assault and battery on
John Krizik. on January 10 last.
On the appeal of Miss Hoch the case
was postponed until tomorrow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26


:. - 80,
why d mosner snouiu se' =
lnan q ".e wno mas no
"onans uuly " hel chiiu - ~
q nlgn-ciass plane tnal .he 1a
luesoi eaio' oA'eA sn,l1 ~
sue oi'eh gives up outsiue uu.ieS ~
WORKS naroer Wheh tne iilue ones
coine. but ner pay ioF lille WIZ eoi
rom .he cniiuren themselves
/. IL rs lne GUY ol eVe,y Wohi..
ieaIn a pfolesslon Q tlauo 70 suppo.
nerseiI una aiu inc lainny puls =
necessary. nevertheless, ,ne nusoa'u
snouiu " espoiisipie = .us "ases "a
me nusy mother " eno s.hls Wiz"
uon : you 9 u 49,
nuss 49,. aSia
w paou.u 'opsa O. W o ~"
ar.,cle anu slui'lns - /,
"oi' may nv 70 III "Hsei' ~
uiaie : = i any ~
nne sNe ~ viz 9no
aiohss y hoi " = :
ash ner ~ IN =
ihueeu' az. anal Nh. Iii.
~, -. aa. III. -
: $50 -. 49,.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26
1000 Killed by
Mexican Troops


MEXICO CITY, March 26.-The fed
erai artillery has created havoc among
the revo1utionaries at Jiminez, according
to reports reaching President Madero
today from Ell Paso. Early today the
following statement was issued from
the presidents office:
Persons arriving from Jiminez and
deserters from the rebels say that the
federal troops caused great destruction
with their artillery and that the rebels
concentrated at Jiminez are greatly de-
moralized. 1t is calculated hat a loss
of more than 1000 dead and wounded
was inflicted upon the enemy, and, ac-
cording to report, great fear reigns
among General Pascual Orozco's men"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26

" IVES. wives, won't IL be nice when you don't have
w TO beg for carfare every time you want to go
downtown? OF course, many of you don't, some
of you even have 1t thrust upon you, while still others
walk. And why, as Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, wife of the
former chief of the United States Bureau of Chemistry,
suggested, should not laws be passed giving the wife
and mother a salary based on her husbands income?
Surely some wives work harder than do the girls in the
factories or department stores, and, even il their hus-
bands salaries are large enough to exempt them from
all labor, there is no reason why they should be made
to feel. a humi1iating dependence.
Right now, the wife is the only hard working animal
who gets nothing for her ten, twelve, sometimes sixteen
hours of hard labor q day." says Mrs. Wiley. Perhaps
she is given board and lodging, but even servants get
more than that.
ct have known women in Washington society who go
from week to week without a penny Of their own for
spending money. They are industrial slaves, dependent
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26
WYOMING PIONEER DIES.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. March 2s.-Major
Herman Claiche. a pioneer of Wyoming,
Is dead at his home here of pneumonia.
He was one OF the first territorial secre-
taries and served as acting governor OF
twenty years up TO 1887 Major Glafcke
was editor Of the Cheyenne Leader. aud
at the time of his Heath was internal
revenue collector for the district Of Wyo-
iniue and Colorado.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26
Get a ascent Bottle of Dan.
derine and Just Try This.
Stops Falling Hair
at Once.

Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence of a neglected
scalp; Of dandruff-that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to the
hair dandruff. 1t robs the hair Of
it's lustre. its strength and its very life.
eventually producing a fe~verishness
and itching of the scalp, which IL not
remedied causes the hair roots to
shrink. loosen and die-then the hair
falls out fast.
A little Danderine tonight-now--
anytime-will surely save your hair.
Ten minutes after applying all the
dandruff will disappear. all itching will
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26
FILM STORY OF HADEs A HIT.

Dante's Inferno. the story of hell. was
presented in a unique and unparalleled
manner last night at the Kruger Audi
forum. The music was weird and i'm
pressive. the explanation of the scenes as
they passed along the screen clear and
eloquent. There will be a special matinee
tomorrow at 2 p. m. There are two night
performances, one at z and one at 8.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26

DAVID D. CLAYTON.

David D.. Clayton. 40 years old, of 2s2
Sixth avenue, died yesterday at his home.
He was a native of Point Pleasant and
leaves a widow, three sons and a daugh-
ter.
The interment will be made in White
lawn Cemetery, Point Pleasant.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26
FUNERAL OF HERMAN WAGNER.

Funeral services for Herman Wagner
will be held at his home. IA Darcy street,
tomorrow afternoon at 9 o'clock, followed
by burial In Fairmount Cemetery.
His death occurred yesterday from a
complication of diseases. He leaves a
widow and two daughters.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26
When Hubby Pays WDey
Wages, He'll Have Cinch
He'll Always Be Able to Look Mr.. Bill in the Face and Never
Need Borrow from Stranger.
BY ETHEL ROsEMON.

Every little wiley has a salary of her own
Every bill and purchase to her husband Is not shown.
Every small wish that comes a-stealing
Ger her being she's not reve aling;
For each appealing little bargain
She has money all her own.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26

for every. necessity Of life upon h whims and good nature # their nus
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26
New Lawn SaCQueS

Elegant assortment of lawn sacques, in white ground< wfTh-Aeat
figures and dots square neck o with collar. One modeIFwith white
grounds with eat black rings or dots six tucks across from. plain
back, shirred at waist line and narrow belt, square neck. fancy Per-
model in good quality Of lawn. full cut front; plain back. 80
eat belt al waist line, turn V collar: three-quarter kft~
sleeves: neat cuffs, white grounds with black, blue and s1UL
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26

Goats of every character and descripti
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Sd;,ueres Giienbabnmnglnf.
g tits urg f, 9. Set


Maltiniit Goltghencur muroe ge=
t0otet s1pei an0ere gean1ten bes 3u=
ges idmer oerlett nno cine In5abl
BON Gaiiagieren oermunSet, als am
5Sreitaa friib ser 3ug No. 307 Don
ser Nennlploania @ilenbahn bon
Eitsburgb noh Gleoeluno iiber Sic
Glepelan0 uno Giitts Gitttss burgElinie in Sen
nobe bier gelegenen GorDapanlogen
NIT einem slrbeits5ug 5niamn1en=
rennte. Nah ipateren Mel0ungen bo=
fen bier Menifen ihr oeben einge=
buBt, elmer lit to0tli6 perlest unS Ell
ne ln5ahl NaIiagiere boben sdran1-
men u11o MAhiirfungen 0apongetr1-
gen. Gin Naliagier5ug Der Nenn1pl=
oa1,ia Giienbofn rannte i. einen slr=
beits5ug, Ser oanit beihdftigt mar,
Sic Sfiencr. rol1 Sen Sriinmern eli
res 6rahtnuggens fret 81 maiden,
ser fnrse 3eit porber sort 5ulomme1l=
gebradet1 mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
gittet nm Gntidj11lbignng.
8 q b q n q, &uba, l

8 q n d, Hubd, l. Sepl.
lraiioent 8one5 iiberianote Era=
lioent Salt an1 Sor111tag eine lange
aobeloepeide IN Ierbinoung nit oeln
pom Sem fuboniiden 8eporter, gn=
riuqe Mu5a, u11ternommenen elngrtff
auf SEN onerifoniihel1 @eiddftstra=
qer in 6opono, &uba, 6ugb g. 8ib=
ion. Ser ErGii0ent @ubns ipridt lein
tiefifes 8eoouern iiber SEN ltebergriff
elmer geiitig nidt normalen Nerlon=
lihfeit aus, Sie bieaeiht BON Nerloner1
oufgeltuhelt 1purbe, melde 5mtiaen
@lrba urt5 Sen Ser. 5tauten etnen
&onflift boraufbeidtporen >pollten Gs
miro Ste &erii4erung gegeben, oaB
ser Sbdber, nelder fi@ IN @elpabr-
lam befinoet, n1it nlIer 5trenge oes
@eietes 1t,r5 urit mogliditer sdnel,
ligteit abgeurtbeiH 1ueroen mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
@iliun bel ben Mrbeitern.
8ufialo, q. g.. 2. Sept.

@ouperreur @illon, Ser am Deon=
tug in Buffalo, g. g., DOR elmer pom
oortigen limited 5raoes ano 9abor
Council peranltalteten Gerlanr1nlung
iprah, bebanoelte in Ieiner &e0e
Npoiepelts progrellipe HlatTor1n, Sic,
1pie er lagte, aaeroings Spmpotble
nit Sen slrbeitern in alen oieien lpe=
le1tliten 5Sragen entbalte, itf] aber
nit oieier Spmpatbie begniige, ma5=
reno ibr eigentlid7er Shmerplntt auf
Sem 8ebiet De5 5arifs uno Ser 5rl1l it.
politif liege. Ser @eoanfe elmer qe=
Ieslihen 6eitleglng Ser Min0eifobne
fir slrbeiter ltoBt BEL @illon auf ge=
Seufen, neil oieier Sic 8efiirhtung
begt, ouB gegebenenIaas Sic slrbeits-
geber s., 9ohne n15glidl1 6is Eli Ser
geleslih 5ulaiiigen unterlten @rense
heraborufen piiroen. RoolepeIts 8or=
idlug betrefts &ontrouierung Ser
Monopole erflart Ser @ouperneur fir
b0dit gefdbrlif, 1peil 5erielbe nidt
MN Monopole geieblih al1toriiieren,
ionoern oenielben on Ser Regierung
nod einen ltarfenHIdhalt geben Mir
Sc. gr parnte ieine 3ub0rer Dor Ser
4solitif Ser Ss11ouitriemagnoten, Sic
illnner oarauf nusgegangen ieien, oie
elrbeiterorganiiatione11 5u ur1tergru=
ben, Inn SEN 9obnorbeiter gang in ibre
@a115 su befon1nten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Gin 9ampfer in 5Slan1men.
g a Il m o re W0 9 Sept

y It m 0 r e, ltO, = sept.
Ser CAMPER ,Nuntudet", Ser
sgferhonts & Miners Transportation
Gontpunp geborig, mur0e beute BON
ei>1en1 oerbeerenoen 1seuer heinrge=
Iudt, fenterte beute aber1o uno larf
auf SEN gooen oes @ofens BON @alti=
more. Seuermehrleute uno Witglie=
Ser Ser Mannldoft, >pelhe ouf Sem
9ed Ses Sdiffes in anltrengen0er
Mrbeit Sic sslammen befanptten,
nuroen nit 6em 0anpfer au1 oen
8run6 aerilien, aber es gelung ihnen.
Iih ON Moiten, Sauen un5 ionitigen
heroorrageroen Eunften Seq 6abr=
seuaes an5uflan1mern, loSoB es Sen
in Ser 9edhe befi11olihen iel1erpehr=
rno 9olisei0umpfern gelang, ale =
es maren 40 an Ser 3ohl = gu retten.
Ser @erth 0es 1Sahr5euees miro aui
S45O,O0O geihdtt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Graf @erniitDrff in Berlin.
s. er Tin, 2. sept.

~ IL, Z. S6pt
9rai @ernitorff, Ser 6ertide 9ot=
idnfter in @aibington, .. g., fonfe=
rierta om 6reitag in Berlin oor= uno
nadn1ittags nit SEM Stuatslefretar
oes slus1partige11 elmt5, sSreiberrn
pon @ioerIe11 @Ghter, iiber Sic @e-
siehungen 51piihen 9eutidlnn5 unS
Mn1erifa; es liegen jeood gegen1part1g
feline 6ragen Don beionoerer 9eoeu=
tung Dor; Sic 6ruge bes BON Ser ame-
rifa11iiden fegierurg ouf oeut1fe5
Iei5e11= unS Noggenmebl lopie Orb
len pegen Ser BON 9eutlhlano ge=
pGhrten elusfubrprdmie ongeIetten
aompeniotions5oaes muroe 5mar be-
riihrt, ooh n1iBt sic oeutide Hegie=
rung 0erielben megen oes perbdltniB=
maBig geringen ltmfangs 0es gr=
ports 6ieier slrtifel, pie bereits ge=
mel0et, feline beionoere geSertung BET.
@raf gernitorff lit am Samitag bonn
@uiier sun1 SsriiNtiid befoblen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Mnslanbbanbel ,padft.
g a + in g t 0 n, 1. Sept.


Cine beoeutenoe grbohung Set
gi1fubr uro slusfubr lit aus oen
pom itatlitil9en 8ureuu oes arbeits=
uno @anoelsoepartements geianmel=
ten 3iffern fir Sen S1li 5ll erieben.
Sic ginfubr inn genannten Monat Be-
trug $14S,547,964 gegen $1SS,054-
2O4 i'm Ssuli 1911 unb in Sen nit 81.
SuIi abgelaufenen lieben Vfonaten
1908, ,199,69O gegen 1881 ,SOO,t56
m Borjubre. 9ie 9lusfubr betrug I'M
Suit 1912 $14S,994,025 geger
1927 ,696,694 I'M ssuli 1911 lno in
Sen erlten lieben Monaten 5uianu1ten
$1,248,61O,226 gegen $1,115,5t7,=
494 m @oriabre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Erfer Ghfil.
&mti6lone1ter
S6ritt.
Sic &esiernus @rotbritanuieus er-
flart offisiea, oat tic ein SdneSs=
serid}t in Ger &aualfrase foroern
,uirb - ltucle Sam martct ab. =
2 o Il 5 0 II. ,. Sept.

G:5 miro hel1te offi5iea ungeflln=
Stat SaB Sic britiIfe &egierltng oie
ssereilliaten Stauten forn1eu al1ffor=
oern .piro, 8roBbritannien5 sln'pril=
d.e betreffs oes neuen &al1alge'eses
>.,rd, Elm Shieosgeridlt fe'1ltellen Su
L1I'en. SSrgeno etrpas be'tlmn1tes
iiber sic slrt ul,o @eiie oes Gorge=
TENS Ser Negierllng lit 1rif1t befannt
y1enlatt moroel1. aber man 9lal1bt
Iit1er, oaB Size n6thigen Sl1lrrl1ftlonen
bereits an Sen britild1en @e'tafrs=
1r1ger in @albington abgegangen
Iino. Sic britild1e TSerl1n9 al1T
Sd1ieSslprud1 miro 1id .allf Sen sser=
trag oon 1908 5tiiseu. llNo es miro
Sarauf binsemieie1l, Sa5s oie ;dlr7pe- drpp
benSe iSrage meoer Sic oebelspl. +;
;eJn, nod Sc l1nabhdngi9feit, ooes
Sic gbre ser Nerei1igten Staatel1a be-
r;ilrr. uro oaB lie oeshal6 ohne
2rpeifel in Sen Hahn1en Ser aonpen=
r:or Sc: Snbres 1908 paBt. Der
St,ie>>:lprltt1 Miro audi niht liber
cine @unolrng. Ses &ongrel'es ge=
.piil1id5f, Ionoern Inn cine sluslegung
>es slrtifels 3 oes =@ap=Tollnce7ote
Nertrages.
EraliSe1t 5aft mar ii6er Sic Nflt=
-ssleilllng, onB g11glano iid an Den
Se1ag penSen nol1e. iehr erltaunt,
Sern er uar Ser l1eber5el,gung ge1pe=
;el,. ous man SEN geIpohnlifen oiplo=
l11atiIfen @eg einlhlagen pIroe.
Ser 9ralioent polte feline grfla=
r.;1rs iiber oas @orgehen g11glanss
1bsehen, oo er iiberhuupt feline Of
-i;,:eue Nlittheilung Don @alhington
hattie; iiteroies lit nran felt oaoon
iimrseugt, oab Sic gan5e elngelegen=
t'eit l,nerleoigt bleiben miro, big
Steatsiefretar &nor pom leiner Nel=
le noh Ssapan 5uriidfehrt, oenn Serr
SaTt halt groBe Stiide auf Sefretor
Rror' giniiht. Ser Oienltthuenoe
StaatsIefretdr @ilion erfldrte heute,
SaS er Iih iiber Sic el5iihten @roB=
britaniens nift duBern fonne, lolan=
&c man i'm nidt forn1en Don ein5a1=
ld[ogenoen Shritten unterriatet ha=
BE. Ct gnb 5u, ouB er Don Ser Mb+
1iht gngIanos gehort habe, SEN Saag
a1surufen, aber er f0nne 1ih niht
iiber Sic SteGung Ser @ereil1igten
Stanten 5l1 0ieier Trage erfliren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
sd,redlid,es l1nslad.
8reen 9 an, @ls., 1. Sept.

Green = san, M1s., l. sept.
Gin entfeslid)es 9abnungllld, ems
Ser ldlperlter, oa5 in Sen lesten Sab
rem in @i5conlin, oa5 in Sen lester1
S,N1hren in @isconlin pallierte, bat lid)
in Ser 9saht sum Sonntag i'm norO=
lidlen @iseonlin ereignet 3ie SOL
gen oeslelben maren 1l1rhth1r. l(l1=
iaaIid,es gleno lit ourh oa5 tragl'd)e
lluglild iiber piele 6alnilien perbal1gt
-rorSen. 8ur nanhe oer'elben be-
t+agt Sen &erllllt fires grl1ihrers r>1o
tRehrere Eerionen Iino 7c lhmer per-
lest lporoen, oaB lie 5lr5eit in So
ipitalern su Green Ban nit Dem Sooe
riraen. gr1pa snei 9llseno a11oere
Eerioneu Ii11o ebenfaas nrehr ODER
n1inoer ld1per oerlett. God lino De-
rem @erlesungen nlht oerort, ooB Sas
9eten Ser betreffenoen Nerlonen IN
gefubr lit. 7ie meiiten oerlelben lpa=
rem transporti1big. Sic 9eichtuerlee=
ten iclpie Sic l1r1oerletten Eul1ag1ere
iino in spei grtra5ilgen nah Dtilpuu=
fee gebradlt lporSen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-05
Hppiepe(ts &aaneaeloer.
= n # o r g n n n 81 I Se

On e r g a b, q. D, 1. Sept.
,Sbeo6or @ooIebelt oer0ffentlthte am
sonntaq 1ein sdreihen on senotor
Glupp, Sen ToriitenSen Ses Senots=
fon1itees. melhes Sic @ahlbeitrage
unterludt. Bleih Eli 9lnfanq oes lan-
gen Shriftitiids Iaqt er, Ieine 8eg=
1er behuupteten itets, er leugne. ooB
Sic groBen &orporationen I'M Sabre
1904 su iei11er @arnpoane beigetragen
f1dtten. 2us lei Elm Srrt5um: er babe
1tets mir geleugnet. oob @elo Don
@orporationen unter Sem g1noer=
ItdnoniB angenorumen lei, 6oB Die Ste
gierung 0enielben Tergiinifigungen
uerIprohen fobe. sssn oen Ioeben per-
offentlihten oen1ofratilden Sertbu6
lei 3. g. erlpdhnt, oab Sic l1niteo
Stutes Steel Corporation $4,000
III ieiner @ampagne beigeIteuert babe
Sd habe nien1als behouptet, SoB ein
iolder 9eitrag niht ungenommen lei,
Sod fnnn ih nit g1tem 8emil'en 1a=
aen, id hobe BON elmer iolden &on=
trfb1tion nihts ge1puBt; menn lie ie=
sod pirfli6 gen1aht mur0e, oann bin
if 6npon iiberseugt, oaB Sic l1m'tanoe
in ieoer ge5iehl1ng einmanosfrei mn=
ren."
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Ses aaiiers ssmbilanm.
g e Rim. l. Sept

Ser bereits genrel0ete gntihluB oe5
&aiiers. Sic iban anlGBlih ieines
ndHtidbrigen iilbernen &egierungs=
iubildlnns augeoadten perlonli6en
@eidenfe nidt an5unebmen, fi1toet
ongen1eir1e riidbaltIole Mnerfennung.
ssr5em Ser Monurh es iid perbeten.
sic auf oem @ege offentliher Cub
lfription 5uiommengeflolienen Spen=
Sen fir i6n iel6lt nubbor gu MAIDEN,
uno nahoriidlih Sem @unite slus-
oruf perlieben bot, sic Mittel mobl-
tthbddtiaen 3meden 3u5u,pen6en, bot er
eine iiberaus ipnpotbiide seite ange.
ihIagen. geon lpeib es Sem Scatter
0anf, onB er burd ieinen bo4Ber5i-
gen Mft lelbit Sas erbebenoite &rdlu-
6ium gu Ser beoorfRbenoen SubeIfeier
geliefert bat.
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SentidlanS sleidsiltig.
g e ri n, 9. Sept.

. II, :. Sepl
91eit eroBem @leihuu1th behanoelt
man bier sic 5srage Ser @ergeltungs=
,nle. uelhe Sic Ierei11igten Stautea
iiirgit auf Sic ginfuhr bon Mel5en,
Moggenmehl u11o Splittereblen aus
GeutldlanS gelegt hnben 9olboffi=
,iea miro erflGrt, SoB Ser @ertb oes
iahrliten grportes bon @ei5ennebl
BON GeutIdlal1o nah Sen @ereinigten
Stanten $3.50 niht iiberiteigt, uno
5oB Don SEN $17,5OO @erth Grblen,
Sic nah SEN @ereir1igten Stouten ge=
iarrot uer6en, MIR Elm fleiner SbeI 5u
Ser alalle Splitterblen gehoren. &ng=
aenn1ebl Miro iiberhuupt niht ausge=
fubrt. 9ie beutihe gegierung 1T
nod, niht in Ser Gage gemeien, Sen
Sert Ser @orihrift I'll erhalten, uno
fann SeshoIb nod feinen Stonopunft
einnebnen. Sic 5ages5eitnng erflart,
ouB Mn1erifa nit Ser Muferleq1ng Die.
Ter 30ne ei11en ihamloIen @ontraft=
brrh beqinge. Sen IeutlhlonS lih
niht geTanen lullen lo1te, ielbit menn
es iif1 Inn n1inilr1ule 8etrage han0ele.
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Mui ieiten GnsIanos.
81 / IN. /. Get

Gie in Mien erlheinenoen 3eitun=
aen ltellen iih auf Sen britllden
stanopunft be5iigli6 Ser @ebnbrer.
fir Sic 8enutung 0es Eanamafanols.
Gas offi5ielle 6renroenblatt 1hrerbt
am Sonntng, menn Elm shieosgeridt
in eil1em iolhen Safe 5lpild'er 5tpet
Notionen. Sic iih 10 nohe lteben lp1e
g11glano inns Sic Ser. Stauten, fe1ne
Ginia1ng 5uitunoebringen fon11e,
niiiie man erritlid in 3peifel 5ieben,
Oh Sic 3eit fir SEN @e0onfen alge=
n1ei1rer shie6sgeridte reif lit. Die
3eit nraht Sen 8orlhlag, 5aB Sic ELI
ropaiiden Medhte @egenmaBregeln
gegen Sic Ser. Stuaten ergreifen lon=
ten, 50 Sic Eunanafa11nI= I=9orloge Sic
anprifaniihe Sdifffnbrt Ser auslan=
oiiben geser1iiber begunitige.
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Sritr / bis s
.&aiier &ilbelmt5
S@weijerreiie.
gssrf Der ,sa9rt III ben YfanDpern In
3nrid eingetroffen, - Bon ben
Smuoes6eb0rben ieitlid empfansen.
= 2rei idapei5eriide Sffi5iere
lueroeu Ieiuer Eerion attadiert.
3 uri d, 3. sept.

y ". .. StpI.
&ulier @ll1elm lit bier beute nah-
a1ittag I'M 5 80 ubr auf oem @aupt-
babnboT eirgetrofTen, no er Don Ser
Delegation oes gunoesratbe5, bette
BENZ aus oe1n 9unoesprGiioenten.
oen Gor1teber oes Nfilitaroeparte=
ment5 uno oeiien Stelpertreter, To-
mie Sen ,3iiriher 8ebor0en begruBt
nuroe Gann gi'1g Sic 6ahrt nah Ser
Siaa Rietberg. Sem I6lteigeqrartier
Ses aai7ers. Tie bun0e5ratblide Ge=
legation fat @ohnung I'M @otel
&altrau=9ae genon1n1en. no abenos
7:3O l1br 5as 6eir0iner itattfal1o.
Morgen friib erfolgt sic 9lbfa6rt in
oa5 Monooergebiet.
galel. 3. Sept.
Safer @il6e(m lit in iei11eln So.1=
Ser5uge auf Ser 6ahrt 5u Sen Shmei=
ser Man6per1 helste nohn1ittag. un1
3 80 l1br bier ei11getroT1Ten uno muir
Sc Don elmer el5or0nung 6es &egie.
r,9ngsrathe5 oes aantons @aieL, ei=
nem sertreter Ser idnei5eriifjen
@unSesbafnen uno orei lhneijeri=
iten Sffi5ieren. Size Iei11er Eer1on at=
tadiert roroen Iil1o, en1pfange,1.
9erlin, 3. Sept.
&ailer @ilbeln lit geitern nber5
1on Mer nad1 Ser Sd1pei5 abgereiit,
Inn Sen oortigen Manopern bei5u=
nohnen. geah Ser Haraoe auf Sem
5empelhofer 6el0e mohnte er nod eli
nem Weilitdrfon5ert i'm 2uitgarten ei=
ner 5beaterooriteaung unter freienr
6in1n1el inns ei11en1 ganfett BEL. gr
6etan0 lih in ausge5eihneter Sti111=
mung un0 5eigte feiIe Spuren BON
grn1iiSung.