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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-05
Very Mi,rh Go.

rs your son following any occupa-
tion Just now?'
SIRE he's following one. It's all
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-05
CIRCULATION STATEMENT

Average number OF complete
md perfect copies Of The
cairo Bulletin printed
daily and Sunday during
the year 1910. $3.50.
average number of complete
Ia perfect copies CT The
Cairo Bulletin. printed
daily ard Sunday during
the month OF November. 4
1911 -. =.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-05
HELns TO HIGH THINKING.

People are always expecting TO
+ gei peace In heaven. but you
! know whatever peace they get
ihere VIII be ready made What
! ever OF making p 'ace they can
be best for must be on the earth
/ here. = Ruskin.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-05

ZIeM.SIfQ5gfEN
yetz-GGABINET

I4IelaPAy sIcs OF bQOEs
Wal Whitman.
Wisdom Is ofttimes nearer when we
stoop than when We soar
-}E urdsworth.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-05

lnsineerity in mans own
heart must make all his enjoy
ments. all that concerns MIN, IN.
real, so that his whole life must
seem like merely matte rep
resentation. = horne
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-05
LINES THAT MAKE YOU THINK
From George Hroaihurst's Play,
THE Price in Which Helen
Ware Is Starring.

4 plpvnr r,1n ran ayn1ofr, IN th "a
~foh+ ,..o-,au -. - 49,. -
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viii +oLo NV no,o;,oss o., o,,.
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mr. bsnnirasa If u.o ca, ,o, -
1J,ps,Leo,i,,,, e., q otf, h,+ g..
,osr,t nav, VIII :. thiua n.
-,
of come, ,,,,;s a.. 80.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-05

We want one or two compan-
ions of intelligence. probity aud
sense to wear out life with per-
sons by whom we can measure
ourselves and who shall hold us
fasttto good sense and virtue
Emerson.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-05

when the attention Of Tn
letin is called TO any missta
Of fact or to any error aoncer'
any mar ..or shin"ssfrrrett sgEt,
sheerfully be made.)
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-05

An i'd aal,-soT ething a young
ri dreams of; the engaged girl
links she h1s found; and the mar
led woman knows that there never
was.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-05

believe. as You do, that whom
Goa has joined no man should put
asunder hut do You think Cod has
joined most Of the couples that are
Married? II he has. why don't they
get along together better?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-05

Fate nearly always finds means
escape, If one is willing to pay
or price, but she drives a hard bar
lin, and she eXacts the last penny.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-05

Hired girls ere "A nuisance. IF
YOU get a good one you cannot stand
hor, and if YOU got a green one, by
the time she knows enough to be
worth her salt she either is grabbed
by the woman next door or she
lopes with the ioe man.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-01-05

NJ 10 ~ 100 III my
rice, at any sacrifice. What is life
ithout it? We are all entitled to
n happiness If We can get it,
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20
OFFICERS TAKEN
OFF SPECIAL WORK
More Than Half of Army Men on
Detached Service Must Go Back
to Regiments by December Is.

1t is now estimated at the War DEPART
ment that more than so per cent of all
army officers now on detached service
will have to be removed from their pres
ent posts at once. owing to legislation
by Congress during the last session. This
means that more than half of the Of
ficers now serving as military attaches
at American legations and emba ssies
abroad, as instructors in the Military
Academy at West Point, as instructors
in the army service schools, as in
structors of State militia organizations,
and as instructors in various military
academies and State universities and as
students in foreign military schools, will
be ordered back to their regiments.
The law, as one officer put 1t, is "ex-
cessively mandatory" inasmuch as It re-
quires that any officer responsible for
a failure to obey 1t to the full shall for
felt his pay and allowances. Consequent
ly, every officer who has not served at
least two of the last six years in COM
mand of troops will have to return to
his regiment before December Is. It has
also been found by the law officers Of
the War Department that about a third
more of the officers on detached service
will have to be removed within six
months
There is no disposition to criticise the
purpose of the law, but 1t is asserted
at the War Department that the neces-
sity of putting 1t into effect on such
short notice is a great hardship to the
service. Officers on duty at schools will
have to leave just as the years work is
beginning, and it is felt that such a gen.
eral upheaval will tend to demoralize the
efficiency Of these schools.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20
Aunt Sally's Advice
to Beduty-Seekers

C. NJ P: The neck should receive
similar attention to that given the
complexion, SO color and texture Of
skin will be the same. A yellow neck
and a white face give a discordant
effecta I advise using for both neck
and complexion the treatment recon-
mended to Monica"
F.. NJ: First, stop scowling. II you
would get rid Of the lines between the
eyes. The best application for such
lines, and all wrinkles. is q solution
of powdered saxolite. ounce. dis
solved in witch hazel v pint Battle
the face in this daily until entirely
relieved.
Monica: You hardly need such a list
Of cosmetics as You mention. Ordinary
mercolized wax will help you more
than any or all of them. It will grad
ually absorb the withered. disco1ored
complexion and you will soon have a
new, youthful and healthy-looking skin.
You needn't get more than an ounce
Of the wax. which will cost you little
at any druggists; Apply nightly. like
cold cream: washing 1t OF mornings
Woman's Realm.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20
Friday Clearance of
Women's Wool Suits,
$13.95 each. Were $25 to $50.

These Suits go in the LOTT
represent all of Our spring and
summer tailored garments. The
fabrics are black and cream
serges and pongee and taffeta
silks. Sizes IA to 3S.
S-ss5.Oo Tan Silk Pongee Suits
1885.
$500 Black Silk Pongee Suit
9-s25.00 Black Serge Suits-s13s5.
2-s25.00 Black Whipcord Suits
1885.
4-s25.00 Cream Serge Suits-s13.s5.
5-s29.5O Cream Serge Suits-s13.s5.
2-s25.00 Hairline- striped Serge
Suits-s1395.
2-S29.5o Hairline- striped Serge.
Suits-s13.95.
$4,000 Changeable Taffeta Silk
Suit-S13.95.
Third hoor-G St
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20
Friday Special in
Mems Socks.

Fast Black Cotton Socks, light
weight, and made with triple
woven heels and toes and double
heels. These socks will afford
practically the same service as
perfect ones, but owing to slight
weaving imperfections which
cannot be noticed, we offer them
at half the price. All sizes in the
lot.
6 pairs for 75c.
If perfect, they would
Sell at 25c pair.
Main noo-P t.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20
Were $500, $5.75, and $3.50
Friday Special in
Women's White Waists.

White. Lawn Shirt Waists, in
an attractive and serviceable tai
lored style; all sizes up to A.
69c each. Were $1.00.
Also a lot of Waists of voile, ba-
tiste, and lawn, yariously made and
trimmed; soiled and mussed from
display and handling
6 at 1896 each-were s5.75.
at s295 each-were $3.50.
at s295 each-were 1896.
s at s195 each-were $3.50.
81 at s1.50 each-were s2.00
Third foor-G ST.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20
Friday Special in
Women's Silk Waists.

A lot of Colored Silk Waists,
of foulard, taffeta, and India
wash silks, in numerous plain
colors, attractive stripes, and
pretty two-toned effects; tailored
and semi-tailored models.
$2.95 each.
Were $500, $5.75, and $3.50.
And these remnants:
Heliotrope and White Striped Tailored silk
Shirts: size 36, SIS each. Were S.75.
10 ColOred Silk Slips. black, pink, and light
blue; S00 each. Were 8 20.
2 Black and White Striped Crepe de Chine
Waists, 500 each. Were S.E5
10 Braided Chiffon overblouses, black and
colors. SIS each Were 500
Copenhagen Chiffon Blouse. 5000; was
Ss.7s; at SIS. was $3.50; at a.s5 each.
were S.75
Third foor-G st
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20
Friday Special in
Women's High Shoes.

We have secured a small lot
of Women's Gun Metal Calfskin
Button Shoes at a reduced price,
and offer them at less than we
would ordinarily have to pay the
maker for them. Made for this
seasons selling; new and perfect
in every particular; stylish and
well fitting; Goodyear welt soles,
Cuban heels, and black velvet
tops. Sizes 8 to 7, A to D
widths.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20
Friday Special in
Boys Suits.

Double-breasted and Norfolk
Jacket Suits of all-wool fabrics,
in good patterns and serviceable
shades of brown, tan, and blue;
knickerbockers full cut; sizes Z
to II. An excellent opportunity
for selecting the school suit.
$500 each.
Were $500, $50, and $500.
Third foor-Tcnth r.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

A quiet wedding took place on We'd
nesday at the parsonage of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church when Miss Myrtle
b. Tyers and Mr.. Clarence B. Jett were
married. Rev. W. Morgan Chambers Of
ficiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Jett will remain
In Washington for the next two weeks
and then they will go to Occoquan, where
Mr.. Jett holds a government, position.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

Mrs. Horace Westcott has left York
Harbor. Me. for other parts of New
England and will return to Washington
on October /.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20
$3.50 pair. Value, $4.00.
And these remnants:

Is pairs Misses Patent Kidskin Lace Shoes.
Goodyear welt soles and spring heels; sizes II.
III, l2ls. l3Ia. H. and 2B; L and 20; II and
ID; S.o pair. Were $50.
q pairs Misses Dongola kidskin Lace Shoe.
with dull kidskin tops and patent leather tips;
Goodyear welt soles and spring heels: sizes Il to
2B; II, u, III, Is. and &C; Sl.o0 pair. Were
SS
Third hoor-Tenth St
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

The Duke and Duchess Of Sutherland
left Seattle Wednesday on the Olympian,
Of the St Paul road. and will be in
Chicago to-day. They will stop at the
Blackstone for a few days before leav-
ing on their homeward Journey. With
them are their son and daughter,
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20
Woodward & Lothrop
New rk-WAsHINGToN-Paris.
Remnant Dav.
Friday Clearance of
Women's Summer Dresses,
$3.95 and $7.95 each.

Friday Clearance of
Women's Summer Dresses,
$3.95 and N.95 each.
Materials that can be used
very appropriately for early fall
wear; and styles, while not pos
sessing the features of the late
fall models, so closely resemble
them that they can be considered
new.
At 1896 each.
5-s6.75 Pure Linen Dresses.
1-s12.50 Pure Linen Dress.
$1,000 Pure Linen Dress.
5-s6.75 White Batiste Dresses.
12-s6.75 Striped Wolfe Dresses.
7-s6.75 Dotted Lawn Dresses.
4-s1o.75 White and Black Foulard
Dresses.
2-s15.oo Figured Wolfe Dresses.
-. At $7.95 each.
5-s17.5o Crepe Meteor Dresses.
2-s1S.75 White Lingerie Dresses.
2-s16.50 White Lingerie Dresses.
2-s25.00 White Lingerie Dresses.
4-s16.50 Heavy Linen Dresses.
Third foor-G St
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

Swiss army surgeon has designed . strrtcher
made Of high grade steel bars that can Be folded
and carried in ordinary knapsack.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20
Friday Special in
Valenciennes Lace Flouncings.

Valenciennes Lace Flouncings.
A rare opportunity for the
purchase of Nalenciennes Lace
Flouncings, of beautiful pattern
and high quality. They are in
the desirable 1S-inch width, of
French and German mesh, and
suitable for dresses, underskirts,
and similar apparel.
Special prices,
SOC and 75c yard.
Main foor-G st.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

Mrs John Rodgers will return to Wash
ington on September "a and 60 soon
afterward to Hot Springs, Va
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

Mr.. John L. Gignoux. OF the Legation
of Switzerland, will come to New York
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

,snns, miss Elizabeth u, beth Baird Blu, Burns. young
bethtown, KY, arrived here yesterday
and is to visit with her aunt. Miss Julia
Baird. 1886 I Stret Northwest. Miss Burns
and Miss Baird left for Atlantic City
yesterday. but will return to Washing
ton in time to attend the Presidents re-
ception and garden party on Monday aft
ernoon.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson. who spent
the summer in Newport. r. l.. have re-
turned to Washington.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20
BAND CONCERT TO-DAY.

By Q. S. Engineer Band. Julius Hamper.
leader. at Smithsonian grounds, 80 p M
Programme:
March. The oonquerur'' ur''.............Teike
Overture. The Barber of Seville" Rossini
Intermezzo. la Pepita" .Tobani
Suite. The pwellers Of the West
ern World" .Sousa
ta) The Red Man."
Cb) The White Man"
(c) The Black Man"
Selection. ''Mikado''. Sullivan
Waltz. The Wedding Of tho Winds" Hall
American fantssie. Tone Pictures. Of
the North and South" .Bendix
Rag oddity. EEerybody'. .Herzer
The Star spangied Banner"
By Soldiers Hons Band. John s. n
Zimmerman. director. At Z p m.
March. Tenth Regiment" HAL
Overture. 'Zapetta". ..Auber
Melodie. "Amo'' o....................R ROBIN
Grand selection. Tales Of Holman.
.....................-..-...s.O .Onenbach
uncludinc the famos Barcarolle)
Rag oddity. "Hyadnth Rag .BotSord
Excerpts from The Red Widow. .Gebes
Finale. Albanian" an.................H ..Hsu
The Star Spangied Bann1."
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

, Baron Reibnltz. attache Of the German
Embassy, and Baroness Reibnitz, who
have been passing the summer at New
port. are now making a series OF visits
in New England
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

The Duchess de Chaulnes. accompanied
by the young duke. her son. and her sis
ter. Miss Marguerite Shonts. will leave
for the Virginia Hot Springs on Sep
tember q.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

Mr.. Huntington Wilson. Assistant Sec
retary Of State. returned to Washing
ton yesterday. Mrs. Wilson will join
him in the first week in October.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

Herr Won HanIel. charge d'affaires of
Germany. will close the summer embassy
about October / and return to Washing
ton.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

Count Won Bernstorff, the German Am.
bassador. and Countess Won Bernstorr,
who are at their country place in Ba-
varia. will leave for New York the last
week in October
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

Mrs. Charles Willoughby Cobb and
Miss Cobb will arrive in Washington
early in October.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-20

Mr.. Maugras. second secretary Of the
French Embassy. has been transferred
to a similar post at Tokyo, Japan.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
StanO Oes 9anamafanaIbaues.

@ie Der vGanal &ecoro" bered
net, maren bis gum 1. Sanuar 1912
sur @eriteIlitng oes 8ettes oes @nno-
mofonols, fDel6er bon Den omerifa.
niiden Sngenieuren im Wiai 1904 in
9(ngriff 9enonmen muroe, 15S,O10.
963 4itbifDoros @rOe uno @eitein
ausgebo6en porDen uno Oas groBe
8erf tonnte oumit ais 81 bier Stint
tel oolenoet betradtet meroen. Die
6ran5olen batten ebeoem i1on 49,
TAG. $50 &ubifpnros a~usgeboben oo-
BON pnren aber infolge elmer llmIe-
gltng Der 9foute fiir ooS @erf MIR
29,9OS, 900 Yaros BON Nusen. Mud
nit Der Ausfiibrung bon &onfret-
6outen puroen gewaltige 6orti6ritte
gemadt nib beim 8eginn Oes neuerl
Sobres Daren 70 Yro5ent oieier 4r-
beiten fir Die Shleuien beenOet.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
8easn Mihbramds Der Bot,

Dad Dem am Samstdg ueroiient-
lidten Sobresberid)te Oes Gbef Sn-
lpeftors Oes @oit Departments,
u. 9. Sharp, lit in Dem nit Dem
80. SUM 1911 beenoigten 6isfal-
iabre elmer Wlenge S%noioiouen, Die
our6 WiiBbrau9 Ger Bolt 81 betrii-
geriihen 3peden $77,000,000 er.
langt batten, Oas @ei6Gft gelegt
moroen. IS lit Dies Der bemerfens.
iperteite Iusneis in Der @ei6idte Oes
Gepartements. @Gbreno oes Sis
taliabres puroen 529 8erionen me-
gen oerartigen OiiBbrau9s Der 9oit
inter anflnge geiteat; 1876 oapon
tpuroen pro5eiiiert, 1874 ifuloig &C.
ipro6en. Die unterlu9ten Metbo-
Den Oes 8etrltges maren BON uneno-
lider &eri6ieoenbeit; Iie rei1ten BON
Den einfa6iten gei1dftliden Abmad-
nngen bis gu rieligen 8etriigereien.
bel oenen es auf Den 8erfauf nertlo-
fer Aftien i6ninoelbafter 8ergbal-
geieai6uften, 6etriigerii6er Inter
nebmungen, oie MIR auf Dem Bapier
oOer i'm &opfe ser Grinder beitan=
Den, abgeieben NOR. Snipeftor Sharp
iagt, es iei gum S9ute oes 8ubli-
funts unerldiiig, OnB meitere @eiese
angenommen tperOen, Inn SAmino-
fer 6l oerbinoern Dibr @eI1Gft olli
Der @ren5e 3wiiden legitimen Inter
nebmlngen unO berbre6eriiden 3ro-
ieften 81 betreiben~.
8Gbreno oes 6isfaliabrs purOen
2491 Gerbaftlngen Dorgenommett,
oarlulter 429 bon @inbre6ern uno
0ieben. Inter oen 8erbofteten be-
fonoen iid tt2 &oltmeiiter, % Silfs-
poltmeiiter, az It1Otii6e grieftr6ger,
80 2anObrieftrdger, t6 9oiterpeOien-
ten, IA anoere Soitougeitelte uno
Pip &erionen, Die in feiner 8erbin-
oung nit Dem BoitOtenite ltanOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
0cntider arieserbnnO.

I'm 3 lbr am Sonntag No9mit-
tag trat in 8eBlers &oue Der 9eut-
i9e 4riegerbuno 5ulammen, I'M in
p~orIbrtftsm1Btger Sobresperiamm-
lung feline 8eamteu fir oas laufen-
De Sabr al erpGbIen uno onoere Dor
Iiegenoe @ei91fte at erleoigen. Die
@eamten : 8abl bate ~folgenoes @r-
gebnis: Sermonn 2e1ner, Saupt-
mann; 6r. St0rmer, 2eutnant, Sol.
&oemer, 8oblmeiter; Sol. Moir,
6eIomebel; $. @abrb, 8i5efelonebel
uno &arl 6. Braun, &arI @anreI
un0 Mn0r. 8ieBmann, 8ermaltungs-
rat. 9as Bidder : &epiIiionsfomite
beri1tete, OaB Die Bidder 0es Bah.
meiiters uno Se[omebels lih In better
Oronung befinoen. @e6iiglid Der
I'M 2aufe oes Sabres obgebaltenen
Appele murOe bei9Iolien, Dab bic
Ielben i'm @t1ter an Sonntagen, I'M
CONNER an einem BON Mppen 81
Appel feit5uiesenoen @o1entag abge-
bnlten tperoen Ioaen. Der mihtigite
8ef9luB aber, ben Die &ameraOan
bel oieiem Sabresappel faBten nor
oaB i'm 2aufe oieies Sobres Der STRIFE
gerbun0 itd cine eigene SABINE 5itle-
gen iou. Gas n1bere oariiber miro
in Der n1hiten 8%eriammIung a60e-
maht merOen. ioOieI aber ltebt jest
iaon felt, Dab oieie SABINE BET Der
aroBten Sabnenfabrit 0eutidIauSs
beIteut mo Die i90nite uno foitbdrIte
SABINE meroen ion, Die es i'm 0rltrift
Columbia gibt. @ereinsab5eiAen,
ole aus 0euti1lano famen, murnelI
perteilt. &amerao 9. @uggenbe;.
mer aus @eorgetopn uno Der 8ran-
meiiier Der @aibington greiuiug
&ompanD aomeraO Sobn WlGri6a-
der .pnroen ais Mitelieoer aufge-
i;pmmen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
@e6r gisr, lueniser sdnapps.

@ie ans Den geridten oes Sn-
lano st euerbureaus erIi6tli9 lit,
bat oas amerifanii6e 8oIf mGbreno
oes S6luBmonots Oes Sabres 1911
li6 in iebr merfIi1er @eiie BON Dem
8bisfeD @enuB ob- uno Dem Bier
genuB 5ugetpnnot. Bel Der gntnob-
me BON gebrannten @etr1nfen, 81 DC
men in eriter 2inie Der 8bisfep ge-
bort, pur0en ans Dem Steuerber-
I1luB Der @unoesregierung p1brenO
oes leBteu De3emberS an Steilern
nur $15,035,0 900 ge3ablt, pos &C.
gen ben entipredenoen Monot 0es
@oriabres cine Abnabme BON ST..
100000 beoeutet. 0agegen ltiegen
Die Steuereima6men aus g~egobrenen
@etr6nfeiL oIlo namentli6 Bier.
m6breno o%eiielben @onots Inn 1928,
IT'S.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
@rai gernfOrff aber Die RaruFlo.
6rage,

1ic 3citihriit ,Sutloof", al af-
rem 9leoaftiousitab @rprGiioent Rnu.
iepclt gebort, entb1lt IN ibrer lebtgH
drummer eineu iebr FLAIR uno iiter.
jeugen0 geidrie6enen 4rtifel iibeg
Die Maroffofrage aus Der 6e0er org
bieiigen oeutideu 9oti6ofters, 9rr
IN Oeutider lleberiesung ~foIgen0rr.
maBeH Iautet:
Die Mloroffaniide 5rage 1T iibel
oas Stadium in benz lie cine StreIi.
rage mar, binois unO eeb0rt iebt he
@eihidte an, iooab mir nit Mltpar-
teiiidem @eiite apf lie 5uriidblidet
un0 Ole 3iele una grfolge oes Scr,
gebens Der oeutidcn Gegieruns mii
geredtem NtaBitab mel N t0nnen
ein 0ioBitob, an oelu in Der ST.
regung Der grorterg1 II ~3uiUeiltf
ju febIen ihien. @s il ablbefouni.
Dab bis 5lm Sabre 1904 gngalee
uno 6ranfrei6 etnaHocr NJ
idait in Viaroffo itreitie dte
Damn fam 0aS eugliiH . fron5ol .ge
G(bfommen bonn april 1904 uno i'm
Ser6lte oeiielben sSobres brofte elm
Spnoifat iran5oiiider ganfen cine
ueiie groBe Auleibe fiir @aroffo gu
ltanoe, Oieier @ruppe BON gonten
puroen Erioilegicu BON FOLDER Be
oentlma %geudbrt, Dab Ous i1lieBlibe
S6idial 0es 5ultanats entidieoen
81 letn idieH. 0euti6lano miibte
ii9 ieooh Gin; Der 2aiIer beiudte
Gunger, WnO menige Monote ip1ter
murOe ole aonferen5 BON Mlgeciras
abgebalten. Sn floren @orten pro-
tlamierte lie ole llnabbdneigteit BON
Warotfo mo Die Souoer1nit1t Oes
Sultans. Sic iduf ferner cine Moi-
Ie BON 8eltimmuneen un0 Itipulierte
Die p%offene Cir" in Maroffo. @leif)-
5eitig mnroen ieooh 6rantrei1 uno
Spanien IN odt offenen moroffnni.
lhen @afenpldben poliseilide 8efug.
mile einger1imt url0 iiberoies muir
DC Der @ertrag ilber Die oben ertU1bn.
te 9lnleibe nit gefuiiien A%b1noerun.
gen beit1tigt. Dor ollem ober fonn.
te Die 4onferen5 neqen Der lonqeu
@ren5e 5piid)cn Alqerien uno Marof-
70 nidt perbiuoern, DAB Der frdn3G-
iiide @influB in 0ioroffo anoauerte
unO loaar 5unabm.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
@rORes GlenO.

SIN bieIigen 9auptquartier Der
8eieaI1aft pom Soften areu5 lief am
0fontag BON Dem Sngenieur 8. 9.
Sanction, Den Die @eleniAaft nad
GINA geionOt bat, oomit er an Srt
unO STEELE unteriu6e, mas iid sur
Gerbiitung Der INNER mieoerfebren-
Den perb1ngnisbonen ue6eri6Dem-
nllllgen tlln ldBt, Elm ein0ringlider
9ilferuf fir mebr als 100000
Meni9en elm, Die Dem Sungertooe
entgegenieben.
9err Sanction liefert cine eridiit-
ternoe @elhreibung BON Dem entieb-
liben @len0, mel1es our1 Die por-
idbrige ueberi6memmung unO Sun-
Jersnot berborgerufen uno Onrd Den
9ufItano nod unglanblid gelteigert
moroen lit. Or iagt, mern es lie cine
Belt uno einen Drt gege6en babe,
mo iih ben Nmerifanern Die @ele-
genbeit 5itr 9inoerung menihlihen
@lenos bot, 10 iei es gegenDdrtig IN
China. llno Der @0bepunft Der 2ei-
ben, fiiet er bin5u, iei crit ioeben err
reidt uno cine 8eiierung Der Ser
b1ltniIie nidt 5u ertparteit, bis Inn
ole W}itte oes Wtonats Nfai Ole eriten
fiimmerliden 8ooener5eugnilie &C.
nieB6ar meroen.
SIN Den MnItrengungen Der @e-
ieal9aft bonn &oten &reu5, III oeil
8ereinigten Stoaten @elo fir Ole
2inoertng Der @ungersnot in Chino
anf5ubringen, miro ii6 au6 Yr1ii-
bent Eaft beteiligen. Als Yrdiioent
Der @eieni1oft erbat er lid am
0ienstag einen 8eriht iiber ben bis
bergen @rfolg Der lleuerliden Muf-
RUE nm @eitr1ge i'm 9ublifrm. gtodj
elmer mdBigen Sn1Bnug limo, INN Der
9tot bis CUR 3eit Der @rnte ob5ubel-
fen 10,S00,000 notig. IS miro er,
martet, DAB Die Amerifaner $1,000,
900 oa8u %beitragen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
Nene Oentidc @Olnane.

9ie offentli9e 8ibIiotbef lit im-
mer beItrebt, Die beiten 1ieuen Bidder,
nidt MIR englii6e, ionoern aud Oeiit-
i9e, an5uI6affen. Na1folgen0 eine
2iIte rterer oeuti9er &omnne, Die ale
auf Na9frage in Der 8ibliOtbef 81
be5ieben limo:
8leibtreu Carl. &ein Slid. 1911.
8Ioem @aIter. Das %eiierne Sabr.
1910.
gloem @alter. @ommerleutuonts.
1910.
8oD-@o Soo. Sorop BON arnbergs
2eioensgang. 1911.
Slider @ilbelm. S%onnenopfer.
1908.
@eiBler Mar. 9ie @Ioden BON Sob
benIiel. 1910.
@eiBler Mar. 9as &eioeiabr. 1911.
Sauptmann @erbart. Der Narr in
gbriIto. 1910.
Sepie Saul. Meni6en nno S6idiale.
1908.
&oder g. 8. 9ie Ia6enOe Masfe.
1911.
Solder g. .. 2ebenOe giloer. 1911.
SetunIo @mmi. Ser Maenetberg.
1911.
MoIt3abn 6. BON. 0as beilise gaein.
1911.
Mop aurI. Dur6 Oas oanO Der
Sfipetaren.
Map Rorl. Ninnetou.
Ompteoo, @eore bon. Margret nno
DfIann. 1911.
@Ofegger Beter. 2aiiet uns bon 2iebe
re0en. 1910.
GaIten Selir. Olga Srobgemutb.
1910.
9pedmann 9ietri6. Ser5ensbeilige
1909.
@tros, arOOIpb. sieb @uterlOnO.
1911.
BOB Mi9aro. 3pei Meniden 1911
8obeltis GeOor bon. Gin SGlag'
mort Der 3eit. 1911.
8obeIttt, Sonns bon. Die berbe @r0
fin. 1911.