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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14


Ut of their national council
DS meeting in Kansas City in Octo-
Der Congregationalists will try
to develop some thing quite new in re-
ligious concerns.
Continuing to bar it from legislative
control, quite impossible in this body
and maintaining Puritan independent
views in their purity. they would
have the council, it is declared.
leader in Christian activity.
This is. 1t is pointed out wholly out
OF the ordinary-picked men to plan
new things. and bring the whole church
up to the point of putting those plans
into effect 1t marks step COM
parable. 1T is averred, with the most
up-to-date trusts, 1T is admitted on
all sides.
furthered by the council If possible. is
to readjust the relations OF benevo-
lenceS to Congregational churches and
TO each other. 1t is now proposed that
delegates TO the council shall be the
controlling men IN the benevuiences.
This plan, with a few notifications.
is to cover the American board as well
as the other organizations Ii Is
reckoned also a long step in advance.
It is considered likely that il will be
agreed to. SO carefully has been car
ried on for some years a policy or
education of the denomination.
Finally, a change that is said 10 be
coming in Congregational affairs is an
extension of the policy to make state
organizations autonomous, and TO give
to them full control OF their mission
ary. educational and other connec-
tional affairs. Already nineteen or
PLANTATIONS in as many states have
well-worked- local and national
plans An increase to other states
seems now certain to follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14

Inscrutable, incomprehensible, ever
mysterious-such is faith. Yet Its. VIC
tories are the most tangible facts IN
history. 1.-The things that are seen are
temporal: but the things that are un-
seen are eternal"
Faith works two ways. Mans trust
in Christ but proves Christ's trust in
man. The mighty battle cry, Have faith
in God" is re-echoed, God has faith
in man. The relationship between God
and man is one of mutual trust.
Faith comes by hearing, and hearing
by the word of God We get faith from
the Bible There is more of the stuff OF
which faithful hearts are made in the
eleventh chapter of Hebrews than In the
longest essay upon the subject 1t is we'll
to pray for faith, but 1t is better to read
the Bible for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14

ment of the little hen so the egg be-
comes heated and stale in the sun and
wet and soiled with the nights dew.
So often when at last il gets TO town
the little hen would blush should some
one suggest it belonged 10 her
The specklcd gray hen puts some
thing like $500, 100000 into circulation
yearly, and that is almost as much as
the value of our wheat and even
makes King Cotton sit up and take
notice Rut the time consumed by the
ow-moving farmer and merchant: the
sun. that through the carelessness of
a freight agent. finds the cases on the
station platform: the hours that the
retailer holds them without keeping
them in the ice boN-all these factors
combine 10 render unfit for use $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14
first 5erbire in
J2em Anhemtist Cburrb
Total Alembers of Denomination Attenn
@perir1q yesterday of Takoma park
G1lflrf.

ored chains from the roof supports are
series of high candlepower electric
lights with shaded opal glass OFF from
the main auditorium to the west IS the
vestry and children's Sabbath school
room. with the main vestibule fronting
on Carroll avenue, while the side YES ibule
fronts on Willow avenue. On the east
of the auditorium are the dressing rooms
for baptismal candidates. the library ami
pulpit with baptistry underneath and
choir in the rear. The interior trim is
of pine, finished in mahogany. There
is a gallery over the vestry.
The outside finish is of cream-colored
pebbledash, with the trim painted to
match and is set off with large brown
brick pilasters with stone coping. Beau
tifully designed windows with variety
Of colors make the exterior exceedingly
attractive. The building was designed
by Architects Thomas Benjamin x Sons
of Grand Rapids, Mich. and erected by
Bruner & White, builders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14
AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN

>IFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
IF CHURCH, at 55th street, New
~ York. Of which Rev. DR.. John
Henry Jowett Is the pastor, Is the third
largest Of the denomination in this
country, according to figures recently
compiled by Rev. DR.. William II. Rob-
erts of Philadelphia, stated clerk OF the
Presbyterian Church. It has 2,436 mem
bers.
The largest church is the First Church
Of Seattle, Wash, Of which Rey. Dr..
Mark A. Matthews is the pastor This
has 5,O25 members. DIR. Matthews was
the last moderator of the general as
sembly. The second largest church is
Bethany, Philadelphia, which has o,ol4
members.
Just now the Fifth Avenue Church is
closed to have installed one OF the largest
organs In the country. This will cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14
1@QNQU
CHAPEL Gor Mars Diu.
Drotestant Gpisropal Autborities Grgeo to
Builb on 5rene of ST. paul's
Hlemorable DiscourSe.

ford and Cambridge universities in Eng
land busts of Washington and Franklin.
He is a son of DIR. Abraham Coles, trans
lator, publicist, poet and friend of famous
men on both continents of the last gen
Grafton.
Himself Baptist, the young men go
ing out from Salem were Congregational
lists. and he now makes the Mars Hill,
Athens, suggestion of St Paul chapel
to Ep scopalians The Rangoon campanle
is to be a permanent part of the cen
tennial celebration of the start OF Baptist
missions in Burma, to take place in De-
cember next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14

900 900 worth OF foodstuff a year
To prevent a further loss Uncle Sam
advocates his method of egg canninr.
which. like the canning OF corn or to-
natoes, in the season of plenty, pre-
serves them for the months of scarcity
and saves what would otherwise he
wasted or sold at loss. This economy
and the assurance of wholesome food
are the two reasons why the Depart
,uent OF Agriculture is working at
the problem OF frozen canned eggs.
1t belie@es that there is nothing more
TO be said against properly canned
eggs than of tomatoes or corn. Care
lessly canned products are. OF course.
bad and to prevent this the department.
lays much stress on sterile, hospital
canning n;ethCos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14
: Il pa8tor and qfuple y !
0Melton.e for pastor.

HE 200 men of the Pinkham Bible
M class of Emmanuel Baptist
W Church, 10th street and Columbia
road northwest have planned 10 give '.le
pastor. Rev. Hermon spencer riiAn an
a welcome home" reunion tooaS a' '''o
o'clock ..,
Rev. Mr.. Pinkham. with his family
has been spending two months In Ne"
england and has just returned making
the trip by automobile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14

O more indigestion
from cheap pastry
Think of II. -.
housekeepers who
dep, nd upon the
bake shops to fur
uisn the delicacies
for Your table. The
big frosted cake
the creamy Gus
tart. the nicely
Drowned pie wash
al down" with a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14

engage. object ana
be excused but Ito him that knoweth do
good. and doe1h ii to him SIM
knowledge great vaueless unless practice
We learn trades and professions that follow them, and
thereby reap the fruits OF a comfortable livelihood.
the best seeds for his fields, but if he does
his knowledge does improve the harvest SO
ledge teachings and precepts of religion OF
who obey for in that only he
S,ri,iIe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14

sOllt SttU anu IIUIII WIIIN tIloy lIrtlot IS1P :"
harvest OF the seed sown
The teacher is the sower, and all IN some
degree are teachers OF good or evil This is the
great and solemn truth OF life. All are sowing
and Whatsoever man soweth, that shall he also
reap"
The dispersion OF knowledge is the avoca-
ton Of life but it Is only the lips OF the wise
who disperse true knowledge" Planting the
seeds Of truth IS the highest occupation in which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14

You will find as you look back upon
your life that the moments that stand
out the moments when you have really
lived are the moments when you have
done things in a spirit Of love.-Henry
Drummond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14

the breaking knife and the little sepa-
rator which disions the white and yolks.
all go to the steam steriliZer to be
cleansed Her fingers. however. depend
upon soap and water and a sanitary tow
Il. 1t has been found the skin of the i'm
gers that are constantly wet with the egg
becomes very tender. wrinkled and eN-
ceedingly hard to keep clean. To avoid
this condition the girls are not only
taught to break the eggs in such way
that the fingers are only slightly II at all
moistened. but they also have little tray
of clean tissue paper always at hand on
which the tips may be dried and the pa
In the room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14

For night now Uncle Sam j. taking
step which promises to remedy at least
ono Gauss If mdigcStibIe bake shop pro-
ductiouS Of course lie realizes that in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14


Cleanliness of the utensils is, of course,
one Of the greatest considerations in In
Gle Sans method, and for this purpose
a small concrete-lined room adjoins the
breaking room and opens into it by A
glass window, through which the solied
and clean apparatus are passed. rms
Mushroom would be revelation to many
a housekeeper. The sink is round-bot-
toned. with rounded corners, making it
far more difficult for dirt to collect than
in the ordinary house sink.
Brushes of suitable sizes for the diff
ferent utensils are driven by motor, en-
abling 4 very rapid as we'll as perfect
cleaning of the glass and tinware. A per-
forated metal plate little larger than
the glass cups is fastened by a spring to
a water pipe, and after the cup is cleaned
1t is turned upside down against this per
forated plate: a little pressure is applied
and fountain of fresh water has rlised
the cup inside and out in a second.
But such washing is not enough for a
model egg-breaking plant. All the uten-
sis are then packed into trays. or set on
the shelves of 4 big galvanized iron steam
box: the doors are shut and braced and
live" steam is turned in until the tenn
perature of the box reaches 2,120 degrees
Fahrenheit. where it is maintained FOR
twenty minutes. A bug hasn't chance
in this deluge of hot steam, and the uten-
sis come forth as clean a surgeons
knife.
But the egg out of the shell will spoil
as quickly as in, unless frozen hard and
kept until it goes to the baker or
possibly the housewife. to be thawed for
immediate use. The next step. there
fore, brings to notice what is called a
sharp fish freezer" Instead of being on
the walls and ceiling. they are in
th.. hrsv MY a hlYSl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14

~ HERE and for sowing and reapng and al
W are sewers and There whose limitations
so GREAT that they field in which they planting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14
SUNDAY morning Talk.
Scouting ann Reaping.
Bp Darbep g. 9rmin.

Behold. sower went forth to sow.'-Matt., 1873
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14

Ut of their national council
lJS meeting in Kansas City in Octo-
Der Congregationalists will try
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-01
Cincinnati eamitas. ben /. Nopember 1913.

Qanbe tpuBten nod am Mittag niAt,
lob er dbaereilt mar. 3Dei oeuti9e
arieqsififfe, .Sertba" nnb Bremen
befinoen ii4 iebt i'm hieIigen 5afen.
Ter Ritualmorb proseB.
Stem, 81. Oft. Statt einer piiz
Tenf6dftli6en 9nrlequng lieferte
prof. Sitorsti bon Der aielrer uniper.
fiat cine beftiqe dntiiemitiI6e Nm
tlaqe, in ipelhsr er iitb BON Gerihts=
prGiioenten nift unterbredsn lieB.
Gr bebauptete beftimmt, bab 4nbreas
Nufhinsfn einem Rituulrnorp gum
SpFer Qefdllsn lei, pas burh bi.
3ahl Der Stihfpunbsn erfpieicn per0e,
pte iiberhaupt Der Wfprb in jeoer Be-
siehnnQ an cine 4bftlahtung fir rt-
tueQe 3fpete erinnere. Rituulmorbe
feien niht Elm Q6ergLaube, fonbern eine
5botIohe. Sie sreioneten iih iiberuQ.
po sfuben unter Gbriiten po6nsn uno
es nirben nur 6riItlihe Gnaben als
Spfer qetpdblt 3as lei in SaratotD
uno drDeren Srten ertpieien poroen.
Wtnn Elm Iol6es gerbrehen geI6e6e,
berIu6ten bic oyuben oen 8erodht BON
ihren GlaubensgenoiIsn ab3uIenten,
inoem lie 4noere burh SeItshung per
anlaffsn, Die S6ulo auf iid 8u neb-
men.
9roF. Sitor5ti theilte nit, baB er
1eiae perf0nlihe 2(niitt pertrete, bo
feline aoflseen bon Der uniperiitdt es
oblebHten, ieinen 2tnIthten bsi3u.
hfficItsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-01
Jn(an0 Te(egrap6
i0dS brittle 8 , ferbon &c . r.
berbano geitorben.

oer = II q e u 2 n.
Rop. q. D. 81. Oft. Z. Z. Gil,
ION, Der Dor elmer @ode 3uianmeu
nit icirer Sruu lu0 ihrer ~ Sabre
alten Eofter nieoerqeihoiien tpuroe,
lit am 6reitoa deitor6cn. Gie 6rau
ilm0 0a5 Mdoheu iparen AMI DER
StcQe qet0oiet luor6en.
Gurd scn Goo 3iQons peridpit.
BET Der Sauptseuge BON Der @ilos
ildde, ourh ocn Der Staat 5u belucts
| fen bottle. ooB Gleoe GuIbertion. Der
lcrIte @ottc Der ,Srnu Iiuon. Der W6r-
ser lei. Gulbcrtion Duroe nod in Der
Iadlt, in pcldler Der oreiiahe MorO
! 6eaanaen nlroe. auf einem Giicn-
l5ahIBua oerhnitet lno nah @iIiiton
inns @eidnguib aebradlt
Die ,Sarmcr Ser Begcn0 befin0er
l'i6 In Der qroBten 4uireguna imo
( Sa5 @ei1ngniB in 8iaiIton miro Sag
|un6 Qoht beipaft. GilIon iaqte Dor
Iieiucm Sooe nodlmols uuter Gio aus,
Ioaf GuLbertion Der Moroer iei
Gllou mar pom feIHert 9tfi8Feeff Ter
ircrHaI leitoiien un0 fiir toot licden
| qcI1iien iuoroen Gr fom aber ipGter
Imic0er alr 8eiinnmq uno icine
| ifuahen Silieruie uuren BON eiuent
Ioorbeitommcuoen 0ohbar qeh6rt
Imoroen. Gr Iaate Iofort. ooB GuI.
bertion Ser Ni0roer lei unb rur Dem
| IllmItano, 0aB GiQou luie0cr 3ur gcs
iinnlna fam lit IS I'll ueroanfen, oaB
/ ser WanH. Der I'M 9egriife mar. BEN
St1ot 3u oerIaiien, uofj red}t3ettig
uerhdftet neroen fonrte.
.G[areuce &c q flugt q II :
z heioung.
9tem gorf, 81. Oft. Clarence
IS. Mafap BAT ieincr Satin, ,Srau
aottcrinc Gucr Wofap, I'M Sotel
Nlasa cine geriftlite 0orlaoma 3u.
itclltu Iaiien. Der 5d,eioungsproseB
.mirS alSbalo Ieinen glnianq nehmeu.
Hefanntlih bat f5rau aatberine Set.
dunn 9lafc Die ,Srau Nadap auf cine
gtiQion Golurs StoSeneriab per.
fIagt, neil bieie ibr uugeblit oeu
8atten, oen nanhaiteu Ghirurgen
Ir. Soieph u 8Iafe, abipenitlg ge.
maft habcn iou.
Scrr MADAM iii crit geiteru nit
srueien ieiner 0ret ain0er. GQeu lno
,Sobu, an 9oro oes .SSmperator~ aus
europa bier eingetroiicn. Gr bat oas
@obnhaus bon Sob. q. 3rercI al
Sit 90. StraBe sum Greiie pon $50.
600 pro SSa6r aeniethet
Strabsnbo buitreit in Sns
oidnapplis.
Snbiandpoliis. Sno., 31.Stt.
Die Qnaeite1tsn Der Strabenba6ns
uno 5rattiOn 60. BON indianapolis
bsgaRnsu am 5reita9 4hsno einen
Strsit 3ipets Grlanguns bObsrer Cob
ne, tiirsersr 2(rbeitsitunoen uno Qners
tsnnung ibrsr neu prganifirten Union
i9panSie Winutsn Ipdter puren aQs
Cars in bic Hemifsr gsbrant uno BON
Den SeuieH I'M Sttdl geldnen nprpen.
SEQ 90. 5ranf Elm n.euer
Gro5eB permeieert.
atlanta, ga, 81. Oft. SEQ 90.
Sranf, Der pe9en Der Grmorhung Der
"A Sabre alten Warp 8bagan IN Der
Sa6rif Der 9tationol Gencil so. in
hieiigcr Staot, sim 1ooe burt ben
Strang oerlrtbeiIt nuroe, puroe am
5reitng BON Dem Ridter Hoan, oor
Dem iein eriter GrcseB geiIbrt lpuroe,
elm neuer Ero3eB perpeigert. 5anf'S 5
ein3ige !Soiinuna berllbt ieBt ngr
nod auf Dem Staatsobergerld]t. an
oas feline anDaIte ioiort appeairen
weroen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-01
y D 10 arb 6ines' gtame in
Dem 6enntngz 8roseB
Genuunt.

Y 10 y mes u q me- in
benz 5ennings gspro3sB
aen1nnt.
Gbtcaqo, 5Q., 81. DIT. En ben
VroaeB Qeqen Daniel 3ono6oe uup
sNoac Stisfel, bic Der 9srIhfp6runa
anaetldqt iino, oeren 3net es mar,
zen G9aratter por Clarence g. sSunf
3u 'ddotQen. fuurbe am ISreitaq BON
etnem Der Staatsaeucen gum eriten
WtaI Der Rams BON Gbparo Sines oe.
naant.
Der 3<uae mar Gopiu 8. Oeuter,
en- gellbon, Der Iaqte, oaB er bon
Sttetel uno 8onoboe peranlaBt NOR.
Den 1et dusauiaqen, ors er 7Funt uno
Frdu 6enninQ mebrmaIs i'm 8ranb
Voctttc 5oteI beiiummen geIebeu babe.
obaieth er SFunt in isinem 2ebeu nod
Hlht Qeisben bate.
0euter mahte 2lusidaen iber I'm.
terrcounqen. bic er in Der Office DO
n0hoe's 3 uno anoerspo bate. gr Iuate.
bar tRn bel elmer 9eIs9enbeit 9onCboe
aetrdqt babe. ob er in ben 3eituuQen
1eIsien babe. oaB goparo 5ines Serru
,funt auf 100000 S6aoensriaB per-
tldQte babe. 4Is er oies beiobts habe
9ono6oe qeiaat: .0Qs 1T unier W1uru.
sr lit on oemielben Sdq betbeiligt
ME mir uno er piro unier SSreunb
iein."
Die aldqe 6ines' tam niemals aur
8erhanoIuuq. 6ines Bate 7Fuut auf
100000 oertlaqt, neil oieier be6aup,
:et, 6tns8 babe aeIagt: .gs bat uns
500. 900 aetoitet, nm 2orimsr gu er.
pdblen."
0es Guttenmorbes i6uIs
biq befunben.
Rem 0dpen. Conn, 81. Ctt.
Irau geiiie :. @atefielo BON griitoI,
Butter bon orei tIeinen ainoern,
nuroe bier am Treitae fir i6ren Q(n-
tbeil an Der grmorouuq hires 8dtten
Wtutam i'm sSuni b. &. bes Worpes
I'm eriten Grdoe ihuloiQ befunoen.
Sfrdu Watefielb lit nidt Die crite
Frdu. Die in oieiem Staate oes Morz
oss I'M eriten 9rabe iiberfii6rt norben
1T, ieit oem Sabre 1875 1T aber teine
f}rau mebr i'm Staate ashGnat poroen.
Ius Dem Ddhrenb oes 9ro3eTIes bel.
osbrdhtsn 8eDeismaterial qe6t ber.
ror. o1B sSrau Watefislo nit i6rem
ssumes gIep, bic GrmDr.
ouHq ihres Wlannes qep!ant bate.
Bdhreno bic SSrau i1re ainoer All ets
nem Spdaiergang ius freie hinaus.
rahm. aab plep benz mdnne eiu ge.
toubunaslnittel Elm. tporauf er ibn Elm
paar Meilen tns 2uHb hinaus6rahte
uro i'm eri6oB. Gr itieB i6m audi
Elm WteiTsr in Die gruit uno eote ibm
eInen Strld um ben 0als, UNI ben Qn.
ihein su errpeden, oaB Der Wtduu
Selbitmoro beaonaen babe.
Trau Watefielb rslnete ounn Der
Goliasi, bar ibr Wann berniBt lperbe
unb iie oriidte Die 9efiirdtuna aus,
oab er SeIbftmoro began1en babe.
Jtan tlraer unferlu6uH9 puros Dds
Vaar perhaftet uno betoe Ie9ten &c
itGnoniife ab.
glsp itammt BON Der SepteS. ia
Mile ab. Die i'm 2aufe ber 3sit benz
Sanoe mehr als 1900 8erbreher,
s{oioten etc. aeliefert bat. Gr befannte
lth unter einsm alien 8eieb, pelhes
IS oem 9eriht aeltattst, ben 8rao Der
ShuIo feftsuitellen, bes Mproes ihul.
ota. Vlern uHb ssrau Watefielb tpsr.
cen notwithstanding suiammsn perur.
.xiit iperoen.
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Dit Siellungndhme engs
lambs 5u Weritr.
aonoon, /. Rop. Su einem ldH>
eeren qeiiarii.el iriiiiiri am Samitdg
Worssn bi. 3siiuns .3b RaiicH" bic
Woliiit Gnslanes nit ge3us auf Wes
rito. Ra1psm bic 3eituHe erftdrt, bob
gralanp tein Reti babe. fif in bic
~n1elegtnbeiten elmer balhsipiliiirtsn
Yaiion sinsumiItsn, osren Worol cine
IAle6is uHo eereR poliiit cine unfrsis
Iinnis. lit. unn oab immsr has sriie
4rsum.ni Der briiii6eu Diplomatic
bic britiit.n Sntersiien ieien, beibt e
in benz Nriiisl psiisr: .llnisrs Be-
i5u.roe oebt Hiht odbin, oab Die bris
tiifs Diplomatic iit setpsigsrt bat.
iih aessu ben prdiioenten Sueria eins
sumii6,n. ionoern oab iie ibu in gang
fsionors ennifter Wtiis un!sriiiiBt
bat; unn biss in sinsm 4ugenb!id. in
bsm bic Ger. Stdaten ihreH ginflub
qelieno nadisn. um cine einig.rmaben
'oHitiiu.ionslls Rssieruug in Wlsriio
Observation-Disclosures. gDtnn bic gan3e
gesl. bic 9lnsriennung 6uertas als
,ins Ielbiiperfidnolift RoutinssQHgss
!se.ntei. angsiehen ha6en iplroe. oanH
piiros unIsr. 5anolungspsiie obne
8sbeuiuns ssrrsi.n i.iu; bic ansrtsns
nuna unTererisits erfclgie nber in sis
nem 10 oramatiIhsn4usenbiid. odb lie
nur als cine 3uriidpeiiung uno aIs
,in GeasnfhIaa sees1 bic 9smiibun1en
oes graiioentsn 1Biiicn aHseiskn
ipsroen tam. Ttr ausorud .britiits
SnisrsIIen". Der bier onsepdnot ipiro,
psroisni nGbsr oefiniri su perb.n.
9ilise arbeii. ipenigit.ns, III isin bris
iiifss SniereHe"
Rahoem in ben 4rfitef meter err
ilGrt porotn, oaB eoro Gotperp uno
an6ere britiIhe aapituIiiten lest benz
yrdiiosntsn 5uerta 10 freunolih aes
ilnnt isisn. ipie lie iriiaer benz proiia
oenisn 9ias freunolid eeinn: ipareH.
nnb nahbem Tie bic 4niif,t ausgeariidt
hnii.n, bab bic ameriidniidsn Del
Sniersffsn bic msritnniifen Goniiitus
iicnaIiifen unieritiiBsn. tsibi e. in benz
ariiftl peiisr, eab Der erfcls eins-
Hspoluticn. bic Zen 3ipsd Fat. asibs
siesns su freisu 9irbei.ern 81 MAIDEN.
am Gnbs bem britiit:n 6anb,l msbr
niibsn ipi;roe. als ale 9ereiinitiauns
asn. bic Elm Diiiaior ,inigen peniesn
aonstiTiondr.n esipdbrsn tenn.
Sum Sdlab rpirh in mr, 4rii.el
bic po.iti1 bss britiften auspdrtieen
amiss als uiht i'm GiHtlang nit libes
rn!eu prinsipisn itsbsno, psreammt.
Dies bnbe sur Jolss. oab gnslano
un.er ben liberalsn Mdhien aliein bas
iitbs nno bic Resieruns iid eas Wibs
iransn bes 2anbss In .inem Gussns
bid ,u;;ebe. In nem lie mebr als is
bas 0ertrausn ess 0oliss notbig
babe.
.Dutlool4 iaat. bab bic r1n osm
pr1iibeHttn WilIon in Wobils asbals
isne Rsbe cine politii beotuie. bur6
ptlht ale Valionen. NH Ausnnhus
Der Der. Stnoien BON beni 6anoel auf
btr ipsitliHfn 4smiip6drs ausssf6lcIs
fen pstesu iolIsn.
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0etterberiAt.

Thr Obio. Snbiana unb bus
ipeitlide pennfplDdnien: S6Gnes Det.
ter am Sdmitda unb Sonn.aa. Gtsi.
senos 1smpcrdtar am Sonntag. Weit=
lidf Winbe.
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Dfr IaIne UOa GCWarO fines
Wuroe am ssreitas sum eriteH
Mal in Dem YrOSeR
0egen 1pnpbpe umb Ztieiel aeS
genannt.

geuannt.
IT
Die Der 9eri6p0runq gegen Clarence
g. 5unt angetlagt iinb.
Die Straben6abn angefteQten in
SnoianapoIis
9absn um eli uhr Qbsnos sinen Strett
begpnnen.
Wtann unb Trau in Gbicago lebenbig
per6ronnt,
als iis oeriu6ten, ibren 2iebtingsz
buno aus ibrem brennsnren
Saus 81 rettsn.
Die Carnegie Seloenfonbs 8DmmiIz
Iion
Biro in ben nd6Iten Sagen beina6e
100000 an 8elobnungeu aus
be3a6len.
Jrou SoRn Gino an goro oes .Worro
9oitIe" in Iep Yort angstommen.
sic bate Srrei Wleritdner in 9era
Gru5 in t9rer aajits Dsritsdt,
--~E~
4ls Agenten !uuertQ'5 nah tbneu
Iu6tsn.
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Nuslan0. 0.Stlegrapb
Die 6raIiis R'giruag
yon 2OnsSner 3eitnnsen iu.geu
ibrer MerifO.Yslitif iaarf
fritiiirt.
Oeneral ae ig 1ias bat an Nprb
oeS amerifaniiden Nan3eridiffes
,,Widisan" Uera Gras
berlaifen.
Beiters uniiHnise ausfusen. iosar
bon einsm profsIior.
Mdbrsnb xs GitualmorbprO3sHss in
aisn gemadt.
10
Der observation-disclosures in
Gei.erreih.
>&
Die 6IterrtihiIts Rtsieruns psrldn3t
abberufun9 b,s Diener 9ensrols
assnten Der Canadian pacific
SO. Samuel altman,
Che oer aompaauie Der Dampftrpsrs
tebr nit GsItsreih tpisoer
seitaitet piro.
sE~
% Mann opn Der fran30iiiteH Barrie
pairis, bic auf hober Gee
perbrannt III,
9ou benz Oampf.r .arcnprin5efin
gstili," aersttst.
1rei Mlnnn tparen porber iiber Boro
oeIhpemmt iporoen un0 erirun.sn.
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1rei Wlann tparen porber iiber goro
aeIfpemmt iporoen un0 erirun.sn.
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yon 2Onosner 3eitnnseu iu.seu
ibrer MaerifO.Yslitit iaarf
fritijirt.
Oeneral &c ig 1ias bat an Wprb
oeS amerifaniinen Nanserfhiffes
s,Wihisan" Uera Gras
berlaifen.
Der auspdnbsrunasItanbo in
Seiierreih.

Die GfttrrtihiIts Rtsieruns ptrldn3t
abberufuno b,s Wiener 9ensrals
assnten Der Canadian pacific
60. Ganuel altman,
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9on benz Oampf.r ~aronprin5efin
gseilis" aerettst.
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Die Sisllunsndhme eng'
lambs 3u Werito.