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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28
CORVALLIS HIGH BEATS
AGGIES' SECOND TEAM

Corvallis or, Oct 2s.-Corvallis
high school defeated the freshmen
eleven Of o. \. c. in a bittely fought
game Of football by a score Of to
?. Although outweighed by eight
pounds per man. the high school men
ouiplayed the freshmen and kept the
ball in the enemy's territory most Of
the time. The only score Of the day
was made in the first quarter by a
forward pass over the goal line.
Beach, fulloack Of the high school,
played strong punting game, and
Fegley at left end was a star on de-
den1ive work. and in handling for
ward passes. Kenneth Beeler, high
school left guard, was injured in the
first quarter. a tendon of the left
shoulder being torn loose, but he con-
tinued throughout the game. He
played a strong defensive game
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28
STOMACH STARVERS
EAT ANYTHING NOW
No Indigestion. Dyspepsia or sour
Classy, Upset stomach for "lhpcs
Dlapepsln" Users.

Every year regularly more than
million stomach sufferers In the Unit
ed States England and Canada take
Pape's Diapepsin, and realize not
only Immediate, but lasting relief.
This harmless preparation VIII d.
gest anything you eat and overcome
a sour. gassy or out-of-order stomach
five minutes afterwards.
II your meals don't 1T comfortably,
or what you eat lies like lump OF
lead in your stomach, or II you nave
heartburn, that is sign OF indlges-
tion.
Get from your pharmacist fifty
cent case of Papes Dlapepsin and
take a dose Just as soon as you can.
There will be no sour risings, no
belching OF undigested food mixed
with acid, no stomach gas or heart
burn, fullness or heavy feeling In the
stomach. nausea, debilitating head
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This will all CO. and, besides, there
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stomach TO poison your breath with
nauseous odors.
Pape's Diapepsin is certain cure
for out Of order stomachs, because
1t takes hold OF your food and digests
it just the same as II your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes from al
stomach misery is waiting for you al
any drug store.
These large fifty-cent cases contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly
cure almost any case of dyspepsia, in
digestion or any other stomach disor'
der.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28

coast when she saw what she believed
to be a jelly fish, 1t was something
she had not studied at close quarters
before and she asked a deck hand
to get a boathook and haul 1t aboard.
The jelly fish proved to be a big
lump of ambergris, worth $4,000 to
the perfume manufacturers. Nine.
White rewarded the sailor who had
caught 1t for her, and when she
reached Paris showed her prize to
Wr. Mason of Boston.
The doctor is well acquainted with
a firm of perfume manufactures, and
he asked the prima donna II she
would sell the ambergris to his
friends Nine. White consented and
said she would spend next summer in
the mediterranean in the hope OF
finding more.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28
FORTUNE SMILES ON song
STRESS; PICKS $4,000
FROM THE OCE

ThOM IIIE OOEHN
Not Actually In Money, But in Shape
of Lump Of Ambergris Worth That
Amount.
New York.-It is not every prima
donna who finds $4,000 floating on
the ocean while spending her summer
vacation in foreign countries, but that
Is what happened when Nine. Caro-
lima White was idling away an after
noon on a steam yacht in the Medit-
erranean.
Nine. White, who returned a few
days ago to sing in THE Jewels Of
the Madonna" and "Ysobel," was
cruising not far from the Italian
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28
Newsy Notes From
the Sporting World
U. OF 0. DEFEATED
BY WASHINGTON
STATE COLLEGE

University OF Oregon, Eugene. Ore.
Oct zs.-In a game filled with thrill
after thrill. oregon was defeated by
Washington state college Saturday Z
TO 0. A weak beginning and a case
OF stage fright. perhaps. cost the Ore
gon team a victory. In the first 10
minutes Pullman literally played the
Oregon team off its feet. working with
remarkable success a delayed back
line pass. which was followed by the
line plunges Of Kienholz or Coulter
The forward pass was OF no avail, but
with plunge after plunge. the ball was
moved toward the oregon line Once
when within 5 yards Of the goal the
ball was fumbled and Oregon's half,
Parsons recovered it and returned il
Is yards. Oregon's interference was
poor and a punt drove the ball to the
center Of the field. Pullman then re-
peated its march down the field. a
place kick was called and the head
! linesman was asked 10 go behind the
! goal to register its accuracy. Instead
/ the play was a fake and a forward j
/ pass brought the ball 10 the 10 yard
line. whence Coulter carried il over.
I This awoke the oregon squad. With
/ fire in their eyes they played as new
/ team. Cook covered a long punt on
Oregon's five yard line and from that
moment TO the end Of the quarter
there was no stopping. The quarter
was not long enough and the march
| across the field was halted by the
( timekeeper's whistle after Cook, Par
sons and Briedwell with equal sue
I cess had in seven plays within a min
ute. plowed from one goal line 10
within 80 yards Of the other.
Many Men Injured.
The rest OF the game proved ter
rifle battle. Time and again the
whistle blew for injured men. Time
and again the men writhed on the
I ground in pain. only to regain their
feet and re-enter the contest. Back
and across the field the ball was work
ed in vain. Neither line could hold
the onslaught Of the back fields. Sell
dom has a game been seen here with
such an amount Of yardage gained
upon line plunges The delayed pass
was worked often by both teams. II
puzzled the line. The backs watch
ing for openings shot through for
five, 10 and even Is yards. II was
a game Of backfield against back
I field. KienhOlz and Coulter played
wonderful football for Pullman. Par
! D~g1
ally. in the last quarter, little Cornell
played Oregon's game.
The line up:
Pullman. Oregon.
Dietz G7s) ........ Bradshaw C1s5)
Right Tackle Left.
Applequist G7S) ...... Grout G71)
Right Tackle Left
A. Goff C85) ........ Farris GS0)
Holden GSO)
Right Guard Left
| G. Harter GS2) 49,. Caufield GT9)
Center.
Capt. Harter (200) .... Soden G75)
Left Guard Right
Left Tackle Right
! Tyer G60J ....... Annunson G5O)
Fenton (1s0)
/ Left End Right
| Goddis G50) 49,. Walker, capt (162)
Quarter
Coulter GG3J ..... Cornell G2O
Right Half Left
| Foster GT8D........ Parsons G59)
Full.
Kienholz G52D..... Briedwell G56)
Left Half Right
Referee-GeOrge c. Varnell. Umpire
William Schmitt. Heal linesmen-
F. c. Aver Time keeper-George
Hug.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28
KINGDOM GOULD A MINER.
Clad In Overalls, Young Coal Oper
atOr Works in Shafts With
Employees.

st. Louis.-To become familiar with
the coal mines which he owns in
southern Illinois. Kingdom Could, eld-
est son Of George ]. Gould. and presi-
dent Of several coal corporations, is
in st. Louis for several days. He goes
to the mines every day wearing over
alls and regulation costume. The
young man is not afraid of hard work
and does not hesitate to offer help to
the miners.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28

sibility. however, does not imply CEN
tralization. and the commission rec
ommends that local documents be
kept in the localities where they or
iginate. 1t recommends that branch
record offices, wherever possible, be
placed near a good reference library
and in the neighborhood Of a uni
versity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28
BRANCHES FOR PUBLIC RECoR
British Commission Would Have

British Commission Would Have
More offices 70 Aid Citizens.
London.-A plan for making the
British public record office more ef-
ficient and useful was recommended
in the report OF the royal commission
on public records.
II is understood the commission
was greatly assisted by the experience
OF American students who work in
the office.
The commission contends that the
documents, to be Of use to students,
must be more accessible and must be
placed In charge Of scholars, Access
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28
DIDN'T PAY WHEN WED.
Count Sued by Woman Who Loaned
Him Money, She Says.

Chicago.-Count Kalman l. Csaky
who married Mrs. Maude Inman si'
months after she was divorced from
Bryan Inman, a wealthy lumbermar
OF Portland, Ore. was sued here by
Mrs. A. Z. Weller of New York City
for 800.
Mrs. Walters attorney said that the
money was lent TO the count to pay
his hotel bill and that he promised
to repay it after he fas married.
He said that he would have plenty
of money after his wedding" the at
torney said. He did repay my clients
husband a little more than $4,000
which he borrowed while in this coun-
try"
The Count and Countess Csaky live
in a fashionable neighborhood Of Chi
cago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28

Don't think because you have ta-
ken many remedies that your case is
incurable. Hoods Sarsaparilla has
cured many seemingly hopeless cases
Of scrofula. catarrh, rheumatism, kid
ney complaint, dyspepsia and general
debility. Take Hoods.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28
Has Seven Wives; Five Years.

Mason City, Iowa.-W. J. Coleman,
convicted Of having seven wives, was
sentenced to five years in the peni-
tentiary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28
DECIDE YOURSELF.
The Opportunity Is Hero. Backed by
Pendleton Testimony.

Don't take our word for II.
Don't depend on q strangers staas-
ment.
Read Pendleton endorsement.
Read the statement of Pendleton
citizens.
And decide for yourself.
Here Is one case Of It:
J. D. Morrow, SIT Marie street
Pendleton, oregon. says: For about
three months I had backache and II
did work that required STOPPING,
sharp twinges darted through my
loins and over my right kidney. Tho
secretions from my kidneys were un.
natural and irregular in passage and
panied me intensely when being void
ed. On q friends advice, used
Doan's Kidney Pills and they correct.
ed my trouble. gladly give this
preparation my endorsement"
Fer sale By all dealers. Price 80
esAts. Foster-Milburn Co.. New York,
sois agents for the United States.
Remember the nams-Doan's-and
take no other.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28
Democratic nominee for
COUNTY TREASURER

A resident OF Umatilla County OWE
40 years.
II elected will keep regular office
hours. will account to the people for
all the money coming into his hands.
both principal and interest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
A. w. Nye

A resident OF Umatilla county over
40 years. II elected will keep regu-
lar office hours. win account to the
people for all money coming into his
hands. both principal and interest
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Manuel Friedly

Promises economical administra-
tion OF county affairs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-28
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
w. II. Skinner

Stands for statement No. /; lower
taxes; no extravaganza; rigid econ.
omy in appropriations.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-23

bien unb fIotten 9Gnaen lrb bic Dar.
TELLER unb Daritenerinnen, iinter fpeIn
lebtsren iid mebrere bilbbiibfhe Ottoz
ronen befiuben, fOnnen iingen unb tan=
gen, oaB es cine 5relloe lit.
Sns @ranb Spernbaus
fommt bieie Wohe y5be 2ittle Mil4
Iipnoire", iene @eIanssppfe, nit Der
SEP. M. gobon iein ShauIpielbaus
am 8rpabnap in g1etp Yorf berean=
gene Soilon 9benb fir Nbenb polIse=
padt bat. 9as Stiid piro bier nit
berfelben srobortisen fsentihen Mus=
itdttuns uno 8pitiimentfaltuns in
S3ene seiebt tpie es in Netp Yprf Der
ssaa getpeien lit. Nu9 tpirb es pon
elmer berporragenben 9eienihaft bar
aeitellt, an beren Spite gburles Sing
itebt. 9lber pdbrenb berartise Werfe
bes Yoienoihters goban bon Mnfana
bis gum Gnbe aus Sdnsen uno 8e@
idngen beiteben, bat Der 9erfafer i'm
2ittle Millippnaire bas Hesept oez
dnoert uno ben aipeiten gu einem
Spre6ott sematt pbne Muiit uno
Sana. 0iefe tommsn nur i'm eriten
uno i'm lesten 4tt 5ur 9sltuns. Die
grobartinite Summer lit Der 6lassens
retgen, Der pon oem aug lauter SnDn@
beiten beitebenben Jrauendpr bur1gss
tihrt ptro. Im Wetbno6tstase finbet
eine Grtro Matinee itatt.
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- grotplsp M. Osborne, bon Rc.
SO Rorb .. Strabs, purben in Der
Jabrid Der Champion Goateo papsr
So. osr rehte 3eisefinssr unb bic Sns
nenieite Der 9ano bon elmer papiers
Ipalae erhebli4 DerleBt.
- Die poliSei, Jsuerp.br, iotpis
IonItiss itaotiide AnssltsIItsn iperber
heute abselobnt, bamit bic 2eute 9elr
fir Weibno6tsn hubsn.
5rl. 2ulu u. 2inblep, bic so6s
ter Der Wittlpe GIisabet5 ainhlep, pon
go. 805 part Npe., beiuhte porge=
itern MbenD mebrere 2dben, I'm Weib.
nadtseintdufe gu MAIDEN unb fiel au.
geni6einlih sinem 9afhenoieb gun
Spfer. sic bate $43 in einem por.
temonnuie, ipelhss iie in elmer 6anb
taf4e true, uno sntbedte mad eineH
gintauf, bab bas Gelb geItoblen ipor'
ben mar. sic melDete Der polisei ibs
rem Werluit.
- Die Geueripebr tpurbe Samitae
nah her Gitate Sfenfabrif IN Der Sf
Npenue serufen. Der Jubboben in bel
Rdbe beg 5ohofens mar burh bic 81.
BE in Branb seratben unb psrurfuhi'
ein.n Gduoen BON mebNren 6unberi
Dollars. Die Jeuerfpebr ipurbe fur;
nahber nnh Der Warfet uno a Str
gerufen, mo alte 2umpen tn einem
9ofe in 8ranb seratRn tparen.
- Coroner 5. a. BURNETT bdlt beu'
te bic llnterIu4une tDesen Der Ginbes.
leihe ab, bic pergangenen Wiittipot
psrtroduet in Der Dahftube SO. 49,
Norb 9. StraBe, DON Grau WOOb &C.
fuuben ipnrbe. gs III rn0slih, bub BIZ
Sbentitdt Der gltern ermittelt ipirb.
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GO fpirb bierSurt befannt aemaft, bag su.
folae. etnes In Der am 90. Ecnember 1912 nbs
aehaiienpu regularen 9eriammlung oHgsnom,
inenen 9efGIltlie5 ber CireItoreu ber @eitcrr
German gani. burn eiHe Wlebrbeit bon befoqs
ten Gireiiorsu cine 8erfammIune Der aittonare
onn beiaater gauf't8efeHfdbnft einberufen miro
auf Jsltiwa6, ben s. Sanuar 1918 befaaier
gas III Der ,Iae oer Sabres.s,eriammuus bon
logten aiftoudrer, um ] llbr GaGmittng5 In
eer Office ber 9anf, ar Der giibofiede bon
gtne nrb 9fvolfter. siraBe, giHeinnati Cbio, 5n
benz oped, Inn nber eiue poreefnineene Grbe,
huna Oes altiiensstapitaIs bon beiagifr @efeQ.
lraft bon S250.000 nuf $4,000 an berni6eu
nno ubautiinamen: unb fiber bic srdge BON be.
tngisr &rbotnng oes sliiien.fapitaIs fpfrc bon
ben Afilondten tn ben StuHoen bon Elm CD ubr
Watutttdgs bis brei go ubr Rabmittngs bel
beioeier 9ah.esoerfaum!uTa an beinsiem gsitt.
tpon, 8. canlnr 1918, abgeitiutnt rperben
geiaafet eefhluB f6reibt ferIier Dor, ba5 i'm
aale einer Grbotuns oes Aitieniupttals bic ae.
eeniudrtide1 Heftser bon AfieH beredbttat fein
foueu, fold, neu ausaeseDenen a!tieu TN Ser.
bdliInb Don elmer baIber gftie fiir iebe Crisi.
rol.Mstie. Die bon beHfelben eebalteH fpirb, an
taufen. colder sfaufpreis fon sur Jate bon
$500 90 pPt affie fein.
srssnid sernmitetu. ardfiSent.
1enrD 1sbpe. setretar.
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Sebensmiibe.
StaIiencrin triuft SnblimatlDInna in
IelbitmOrbcriiher Ibiidt.

. Die 40 Sabre oIte s5rau Sapia 8ee
nsoectine alias Innie Roie, unterz
nabm eeitern 2lbenb in ibrer i'm Stpeiz
ten Stpttperf bes 6uuies No. 504
Smith Strabe befinbliten Wob-
nung einen S,elbitmorbpsrIud, inDem
tie cine Sublimatl0iung trant. Die
2ebensmiibe fpurbe f6leunigit na6
bem itdotiihsn 9oipital gebruht. no
tbr 3uItanb fir duberit bsosntlih be-
funben tpurbe. llsber bic Motipe Der
9sr5peiflun9sthat IieB iih nod nihts
in Grfubrung bringsn.
Der 9dtte Der Gebensmiipen bate
nad isinsr 4ntunft in 2tmeritu ieinen
Ramsn 8enebectine in Roie umgez
dnbert. ginise Sabre ipdter tuar bic
syrdu ibn nit ibren a reip. 3 Sabre
alien ainbern gefolst unp Die 5amie
lie ipo6nte ieitoem in bem SduIe 5O4
Smith Strdbe. Syrau RoIe tbeilte
geitern Mbsnb ibrsm Wanne in @ez
ssnfpart Der &irbsr plDslid nit, baB
fie Ii6 tDbten ipsroe. gepor Hofe
iib erkben tonnte, ipur iis in bas ylez
b.nsimmer sesilt unb bate cine Syloz
Ide SubIimatlOiung seleert. sic bat
te bas 9ift tur3 borber in elmer Be
nn9barten IpOtbste setauft.
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0rItift.
@asbiinite fiibren ben SOB eiueS
Wsannes geamens Ebelau berbei.

Sin Mann Ramsns pbelan, ein2ln<
eeitellter Der MilIing Wahine Go. in
SatIsp, purbe ssitern Nn6mitto9 in
Dsm aoftbaus SO. 344O 2inoen Ipes
nue. tobt in ieinsm Bette liegsnb aes
funhen. gr bate iid geitern niht
bIiten IaiI,n uno Die aoitbausbeiiBerin
idopJte fhlieBlih geron6t. Sa lie
auf ipisosrbpltss alopfsn tsine ants
mort srbielt, lisB lie bic 3immertbiir
aufbrshen unb Pbelan nuroe entieslt
i'm Bette lieesnb DprseiunDen. Rdhz
psm elm ihleuntait serufensr ar3t ben
5oo feitseiteat bate, Duroe Der Goros
ner Or. Goe beuahrihtist. ipel6er ioz
fort an Srt uRp StelIe eine llnterIus
dung aniteute. ollie umitGnDs beuten
hurauf bin. baB pbeIan 3ufduis sritidt
lit unb sipar on ben 9iinIten, fpelhe
einem iber benz Gasliht ansebrahten
6eisopparat entitromt naren. Der
Coroner hat isit bier Sabr.n einen
enereiihen aampf segen berartiss
9ei5upparate ssfiibrt, ba bieieIben teis
nerIsi @orriatuneen aur Mbfabrung
Der Gasbiinite beiissn.
Der Coroner unb bic Dolisei be-
miibtsn iih seitern Raht persebIih,
4naebOrise bes 5obien ausfinbis gu
MAIDEN. Cine Sdpeit.er pbelans ipu
In Spoe part ppbnen unD ouberbem
Der Batter unb Elm 9ruber in Gineins
natl anidiiis fsin.
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@ernlift.

Die poliasi puroe seitern sriudi,
Nudfori9unsen naf Der 26 Sabre
alten Gbitb Sbintls, bon WibbletoiDn.
g., an3uitellen. goitb reiite am 16
DECEMBER BON Mibbletotpn nah Gins
einnati ab unO 1T fsitbem Derf4puns
ben. Sbre 4nesb0rigen haben fein
lebensoeihen mesr bon ihr erhdltsn
unb befinben iih in begreifliher llEs
rube I'm ibre Si6erbeit.
- Der 81 Sabre alte arthur Mr>
90. ein Shneiber BON go. 2514 9ems
lod StraBe, ipurbe seftern Der poliaei
als permibt senelbet. gr nerlieB am
q. DECEMBER feline Mc6uung NIT BEL
Gs.laruus. sr usTss is4 xaaR ssE m
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M E m o ri q lb alIe fiji I
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bus, s., %. DeS. -
Springfielb pirb in Saloe eine prdbz
tiee memorialbale beftBen, Die $780,
900 tpiten tpiro. Der bieiise 2lr6ttett.
Jruri 8. gudaro lit 6enahriAti5t
nprber, Dub ibm Der gautpntratt
iibertrugsn tpurbe unb bic PlGne iper>
Den unoer5iislih entDorTen iperben.
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gu GnTang bes 5riiblings beglnnen 3u
t0n,len. Eie Salle piro elm Auoitcs
rum er1aIten, tpeldes $500 S1Bplabe
oufpeiien pirb. Sin ppm 9oroaneur
Sarmon ernunntes Gommittee urter
@oriiB BON General Darren &eifer
nirb Die Iufit4t iiber ben 9an fibs
ren.
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Daibington.
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Col. Dm. Sennings grpan, Der Der
Sonntae in WaIbington Oerbrahtc,
reiite Nbenbs nah ieinsr WirterDIla
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nib, tpeIdes bic Grn.oroung beg Oiaz
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bonn Deteftip Bureau mubte am
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iibrigen DerEuftesn iperben porlduftg
nur nod feitgeblltsn, neil in ibrsr
Wohnung et1e Mn5a5l padetpoitmorz
fen gefunoen uoroen Daren, bic dller
Wabribsinliatsit na6 aus eimmginz
bruhsbiebitabI in einem poitamt bsrz
rii6ren unb bic pOliasi jest abportet,
| pb bic gun6esbebOrosn Die 9aftlinSe
retlamiren m srnn. Die 9offnung, bic
8erbaftetsn nit ben Dertpeeensn Raubz
iiberfdnen In 0erbinbung brinsen gu
t0n1en, bic in ben lssten Wohen nit
5ilfs zines ihparaen Mutomobils auss
eefiibrt lporben iinD, bat fi9 ebenfalls
als perg.'olib erpieien. Sn 9uft be-
finbeu ifb jest nod glpoe Stratten,
ein angtblih entiprungener 3uhtbdus=
Ter; sytanf Wiaiams, $. g. 9ampben
unb 2yrau 2ottie SobniOn, Die Satin
Des sesenp6rtig i'm 3uhttauie au
Wo,tpun, Mis., iisensen GiabgsHera
H. N,rtass Simmis".
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Nuter Jans.
Die @ebeimpolisiiten Bel

Die gebeimpuliaiiten Ben unb
games perbaftsten gsitera on Der pOpz
lar StraBe uno Dalton Mpenue ben
% Sabre alten Sobn BON 9asen Don
0reenpille, O.. uno iperrten benielben
als perbddtis elm. Der Gefangene 1T
Elm Geierteur DON Der 8unbesarmee
unb ipirp auberoem in 6dmilton, O.,
ipegen ansebliden ginbruhs perlanst.
Gerner itebt er i'm DerbadN, ON perz
i4ieoenen. tiir5lih i'm Weiteno itatt=
geFunoenen Ginbriiden betxilist sez
aDeien au fem.
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syeier, tpelhe I'm 6erbIt 1914 beginner
fou. 5u treffen.
Der 9ampf bet Sanina.
RDnitantinppel, %. DEB
2aut bier einsetroffenen Nanrtbten
1T es Bel Sanina spifden ben griehi=
f4en uno tiirtii6en Sruppen 5u err
bittertsn RGmpfen getommen. Otapib
pdi6o. Ger gefeblsbaber pes iiebenten
Nrmeetorps, Der nit ben ReIten be-
Monaitir Irmee 5u @fao Pai1a ge=
itobeu mar, lit 5uiammen NIT ieinem
Stubshef gefallen. 0urb ote Nm
tunft BON 8erItdrtunsen gelang es am
Sonntag, bic 8rte6en auf 2prDs Gil
in bic Sluht 81 fhlagen. Die 9erlrite
ouf beioen Seiten paren iehr beoeuz
tenbe.
% iirttember 8 q Rlen.
Berlin, 90. Se3ember. Die
Rsutpablen fir MitglieOer Der Sanoz
itdnbe bon Wiirttemberg BADEN 1psben
itattsefunben.
G3entrum uno &pnierodttoe bdten
auIammen 46 5timmen. lleber bic
9leide Qn3abI psrfiigen 2iberale uno
Spsiuliiten.
a bren ma If Ser Setm at )
5urii d.
Colon %. Ge5ember. Der
Sransportbanlpier Gratrie lit an
Sonutag slbeno bier etngetroffen. 9ln
9oro oieies 9ampfers rperOen Die
Ser. Stnaten Wtarineioloaten, oie
bier an Sen fiir3Iihen adnpfen tbeiIs
genomnen babe,L na6 tbrer Set1nntD
5uriidfebren.
9 SuIgarien uno Ger e II
noIIen Separntub fanl5
men | h lie Sen.
Mien, %. Ge5ember. Iie cine
0epeihe aus 9eIgrao meloet, fln0el,
5piider gulgarien ltn0 Serbien 0cs
genpartio llnterbanolngen be5ilglth
zines 9lbfonlmens iratt, Iaut lDelhem
I'M Sale zines gSieoerausbruh5 oc3
&rieges glIgarien ieine terrttoriellen
9lnipriife IN Wa3e0onten 5u 8lulltan
Ser5iens perringern mill, menn Ser
bien 0ie glIgurelt bel ser Grltiir-
nun9 ber Sihamloia Stnie tbatfraf-
tlg unterItiist.
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tsrsn Stu0t beeeben. Tim 0eIb gu tols
lettiren. Ssine Jrau befinbet iid in
GROCER Gorge um i'm.
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Sinber iinS aans narrtidb naa, gartsIa.

1as neue *feffermAns 0ansp GaEattp. Jebe
Miifter metz, ipic nngern ainDer uleoi3in nebs
men, nber ainber feben YortoiG nlft ats Dicois
gin an % III nHeenetm i'm 0efGma6 inb
pernriadf ME 8autgrimuIen- gs enthdIt
n!htS. bas felbit benz Heinlfen ober f6ip66itd'
ften .ainbe fdbdbIt6 tpdre, Uebt belte gum
Edo1teI DartoIa, oter ein toc Hrobepd6@en
aner fGt9t 1tisfinarssu on ~ &6stets 0ss
lie - avs7 y. u