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The Washington times., 1913-08-27
Wilson Party Goes to Capitol to
Hear President Read His Message
Second Secretary of Turkish
Legation Goes to Newport
for Few Days.

Ibrahim Zia Bey, second Turkish
secretary, who has been at Beverly
Farms, Mass, in company with the
ambassador since midsummer, has
gone to Newport, accompanied by
brother Ziamufty Bey, of New York,
and will remain there for the rest of
August
Col Robert NJ. Thompson and Rear
Admiral Richard Wainwright will go
to Cleveland, Ohio. in September or
the chamber of commerce under the
auspices of the Navy League.
Mrs. W. H. H. Switzerland, wife of
Rear Admiral Switzerland. who is
spending the summer at Newport, en-
tertained a luncheon party at the Ca
sino, Narragansett Pier, yesterday.
and Mrs. Paul Fitzsimmons, wife of
Medical Director Fltzsimmons, U. S.
N, was with her.
Miss Gladys Ingalls,, who has been
the moving spirit of the younger set
at the Virginia Hot Springs this sea-
son, left the resort for Falmouth,
Mass, where she will be the guest of
Miss Marion Fenno. She will be a
member OF the large house party be-
ing entertained over Labor Day by
Miss Fenno On her return trip to
the Hot Springs she will stop at AL
bany to visit Mrs. Russell E. Sard,
who was her guest at the Hot Springs
earlier in the season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
entertained DIR. and Mrs. Preston sat-
terwhite, of New York, at dinner yester-
day at their summer place at Lookout
Hill, Gloucester. Mass. DR.. and Mrs.
Satterwhite are cruising in their steam
yacht Isis, and will go to Newport to-
morrow, where, on Sunday night Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Caperton will give
a dinner in their honor
The Washington times., 1913-08-27
Foremost Producers and Actors
to Have Part in Plays, Start
ing From New York.

New York, Aug. q, 1913.
.THERE never has been, and there
will probably never again be.
such another Shakespearean sea-
son as the one of 19l3-14 if the
word Of the foremost theatrical pro-
ducers is to be taken as true
prophecy. The whole country seems to
have suddenly become Shakespeare mad,
and not heatrical season has opened with
such an array of classic talent as that
represented by the almost simultaneous
appearance of the Sothern-Marlowe, the
Forbes-R s-Robertson-Gertrude Elliott, the
william Faversham and the Margaret
Anglin Shapespearean repertoire COM
panies. The names that appear in the
casts of each Of these companies are
of worldwide prominence, so the public
is assured that the productions will be
as satisfying as combination of talent
and money can make them.
Here In New York the new Shubert
Theater in West Forty-fourth street
is being rushed to completion as rapidly
as possible, and will be opened by Oc-
tober at the very latest, when Forbes
Robertson and his supporting company,
including Gertrude Elliott, will present
the dramas of his Shakespearean re-
pertoiFe.
The Washington times., 1913-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. P. Lee Phillips and
their little daughter, who spent the
spring and early summer at Oakland,
Md, have returned to Washington.
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CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. E. E. Roberts,
of Nevada. and Miss Roberts, who had
expected to spend the summer abroad,
have remained in Washington through
out the summer. When Congress ad-
journs they will go to California for a
brief stay.
Mrs. Miles Poindexter. wife of Senator
Poindexter of Washington. who has
been spending some time in Virginia,
is expected to return to Washington
within few days.
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Judge and Mrs Dan Thew Wright
are leaving Washington this week for
a cruise in their new yacht. They have
kept their residence in the Avenue of
the Presidents open this summer, and
have made a number of short trips on
their boat.
Mrs Harry Kite has returned to
" as nlngtOn from "Trip 10 new 10TH
and Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Key Pittman, wife Of Senator
Fittman of Nevada, who has spent the
summer in Washington, expects to go
up to New York shortly for a few days.
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Pay Inspector Lawrence Heap, L. S.
n, and Mrs. Heap have returned to
Washington from Atlantic City, where
they spent the early part Of the sum-
mer. They will leave Washington again
within a short time to go to the NOUN
tains for the fall season.
Midshipman William NJ. Fechteler,
who has just returned from a cruise
in Europe. is now with his parents,
Capt. A. +. Fechteler, L. s. N, and
Mrs. Fechteler, in Biltmore street.
The recently appointed governor gen.
eral of the Philippines. F. Burton Har-
rison. is spending several days in Bar
Harbor, Me, with Mrs. Harrison.
The Washington times., 1913-08-27
Daniels Son May
Attend Tome School

Josephus Daniels, jr.. Oldest son OF
the Secretary of the Navy, may attend
Tome Institute, Md. next winter. Young
Mr. Daniels. vino is fitting himself for
newspaper work, and is ambitious to
succeed his father as editor of the
Raleigh (N. c. News-Observer. had in
tended going TO the University Of North
Carolina, but changed his plans in order
that he might be nearer his home in
Washington.
Young Daniels is nineteen years old.
He has been educated in the public
schools of Raleigh and at the Horner
Military Academy at oxford. n. c. Dur
ing his vacation periods he has worked
as a reporter on his fathers newspaper.
and. during the encampment of civil
war veterans at Gettysburg last month.
he worked as war correspondent" for
his father.
The Washington times., 1913-08-27

of course, that the tiger would kill her,
he rushed into the garden to save her,
but when he reached there the beauti-
ful woman had disappeared.
wretch he screamed, rushing at
the tiger. you shall die for this" for
Of course he thought the tiger had eaten
her.
He rushed at the tiger and shook her
by the ears so hard that the ivory fell
from its mouth and there in the place
Of the tiger the Prince held by the ears
the beautiful woman he had seen from
his window.
He quickly loosened his hold and
stepped back. gazing at the Princess in
establishment and admiration. .
Then the Princess smiled, and This
time the Prince was not afraid, but took
her in his arms and held her close to
his heart. -.f.-. ..--
or course, he wanted to know how
such a beautiful Princess became a
tiger, and when he heard the story and
what the old nurse had told the Prin-
cess Fiona, the Prince told the Princess
that he was told by a witch that he
would find his bride among wild beasts,
but he had never thought of It before.
The Princess and the Prince were
married that very day, and then they
went to the King and the Princess
Fiona told him she had found a son for
him.
The King was overjoyed at seeing his
daughter alive and well, for everyone
had thought the Princess had been car
ried OF by the tiger who appeared at
the party, as no trace OF her had been
found.
When the King saw the Prince he
vas angry at first, because he had
quarreIed with the father of the Prince
long ago.
But he forgave them when he found
he would lose both daughter and son
II he did not give them his blessing
and accept the Prince as his son and
heir. What became OF the piece Of
ivory was never known. for when the
Prince sent a servant to look for it the
next day it had disappeared.
The Washington times., 1913-08-27
Five Aspirants for
Priesthood Sent Out

St Patrick's Catholic parish will send
out five aspirants for the priesthood
this fall. This is the largest number
of aspirants for the priesthood that has
gone out from local church for a num-
Der OF years.
Those who will begin preparations are
Elmer Fisher, Of 487 Massachusetts, ave-
nue.; John Gowns of Berwyn. Md, Ray
mond Wylie, Jerome Sebastiane, and
Francis A. McCann. of 929 l. street
northwest, formerly OF st. Patrick s
High School. who intends becoming a
missionary priest in the order of st.
Vincent de Paul
The Washington times., 1913-08-27
Will Appear
At Manhattan.

About this same time Mr.. Sothern and
Miss Marlowe will be appearing in their
repertoire of eight Shakespearean pro-
ductions at the Manhattan Opera House,
playing an engagement of five weeks.
they are now rehearsInr are mac
beth" Hamlet" Romeo and Juliet"
"As You Like II" THE Tanning Of the
The Washington times., 1913-08-27
Hay Feverites Feast Patriarch.

BETHLEHEM, n. H. Aug. 27.-Major
Richard Muckle. of Philadelphia, who
has suffered from hay fever for seventy
five years, was banQueted as the old
est sneezer'' by twenty-five fellow fe-
verltes.
The Washington times., 1913-08-27
LOCAL MENTION.

"The Heart of Jewess." Today. Vir-
ginia Theater
Flashlights 6oc. Mazda Electric Lamps.
Electric Webster, III 9th.
The Washington times., 1913-08-27
Widespread Revival of Shakespeare
This Winter, Julia Murdock Fin S

shrew.'' Merchant of Venice" and
Twelfth Night"
The number of Shakespearean produc-
tions will be further augmented by Mr..
own management. The company is now
rehearsing, and Mr.. Faversham told me
yesterday that he expects to open his
tour with his very successful produc-
ton of Julius Caesar"
About Christmas he will add to bis
repertoire Romeo and juliet" and
"othello." Further information fronf
Mr.. Faversham concerned the assign
ment of some Of the important roles.
In Romeo and Juliet Mr.. Faver-
sham will, of course. play the ardent
Romeo, with Miss Cecilia Lotus as
Juliet. This will not be Mr.. Faver-
sham's first appearance as Romeo by
any means. He recalled the time when
he played the role about decade ago
in a special revival made by Charles
Frohman. The Juliet who graced this
production was Maude Adams, that be-
ing her first and only appearance in
Shakespearean part.
The joint engagement of these two
stars in this immortal tragedy of love
lasted for short time. and Mr. Faver-
sham did not play Romeo again until
last spring. when he appeared in the
balcony scene with Miss LOTUS at a
special matinee performance In Chicago
for the benefit Of charity.
Miss LOTUS Has
Unusual Versatility.
Those who are familiar with Miss
LOTUS long and successful career in
the acted drama, and who identify her
only with her Impressions Of famous
players, may be reminded that she has
established herself as an actress of un-
usual distinction and versatility. y She
played opheiia to Sothern's Hamlet. and
was that actors leading woman in IF
l Were King" On the other side of
the Atlantic she is best known. per-
haps, for her performance of the title
role in Peter Pan"
In "Othello" Mr. Faversham will
play Iago. with Miss LOTUS as Des-
demona.
The Washington times., 1913-08-27

Tomorrow's story: Billy Pig Goes
n Fishing"
The Washington times., 1913-08-27

Mrs. Mackay-Smith and the Misses
Mackay-Smith,w who have been spending
the summer along the North Shore.
have arrived in New York. and are
spending some time at the Wolcott Ho-
tel.
The Washington times., 1913-08-27

Congressman and Mrs. Bird Mcclure
weeks.
The Washington times., 1913-08-27

r. Reynoads Hit has returned TO
from Prides Crossing to sec
to the building OF his new house, which
is nearing completion. He will return
10 join Mrs. Hit for the remainder Of
the season.
The Washington times., 1913-08-27

Mr. and Mrs. Harry c. Snyder have
moved from the Dresden, and are now
located at Bill Avenue of the Presidents.
They are spending this week in Atlantic
CIV
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Sin netter Sdnuiegeriobn.

Gin ustter ShtpiegsrIobn iheint
Der 19 Sabre ate Sobn 0isr, pon
Hso. 3079 DsFt 6. Strabs, gu fsin.
der 1T Don isinsm S6pisgeroater
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Strabe. beffuIoigt, ibm ben getrdo
BON S75 snttpsnOst gu habsn. Der ges
itoblsne tbsiIte ben gOrfau Der poIisei
nit, unb nuroe Der dngeblite Tieb
IN tur3sr 3sit per6aftet. Ter geihulz
eigte tptro fib pegeu Groboiebitabls
gu Dsrantiportsn bdben, tpenn Der 5err
S6piegsrpupa nidt UlitIeio nit benz
Jungsn Wunns bat.
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iSr,igelnfrn unb uieber bcrbaftei

Raf elmer oreiBtgtGgigen Straic
i'm 2lrbeltshais, melf)e &. iSranf
,5obuion. alias Sober, alias 9arDin
lino nod perihte6eue alias. peae1r
SoitenotsbitdbIs, ben sr CUR 3sit bes
Sirius in gtorlDooo oeriibt bdben ioa
oerbuBt bat, ipiiroe er geiteru bein
8erlaiien Der anitaIt bon 9etettipen
nteoer perhaftet, 6a er ais SSltitij.
iliidltlIng in SuntspiIe, Seras, &C.
iIiht miro. SSobnioH bot bort Der.
itieOeue 1fuge auf Dem aerbbol8,
oeritano fif aber ieiner 8erbaitlmg
ourh Die Jludrt 5u ent5iehen, bis thm
in Cincinnati. ourd Die 8a6iaulfast
Der 9eborbeu ods Sditid erreifte.
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sSiinf Sente Raiiren.
Bonn 3. Sali an ipiro cs BEL uns su
Den geiucieneu Singen gcboren.

Die garbiere. neIfe 6islana ibrer
Ssunoeu Die 9nrtitoppeln iiir 3 Gents
abHabmen, tuolien fir ibre Ibdtiqteit
III 3ufunft mebr @elo babeu. Gtpd
3iron5ig Better Don ) Gents Raiir.
ltltbeu tamen geitern 2tbeno in eyamas
BeeImannS Solle. COS Central glue.,
81 elmer 8erianmluHg 3uiamnen mO
beifloileu ben Breis iiir oas 8aii,
rem auf sebn Gents 3u erboben ua6
5pdr ioll oas ueiie 2Irraugement an
g. sSlili inStrcft treteu. Is maren faIt
ale Observation-Disclosures 0ieirr aats.
gorie uertreten unb ole nidyt orupe.
ieno lparen, meroen ilh ben geihliii.
len fiigen. alio nit benz Siinicent5
Haiiren lit es Gus.
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better Dispute, ipeIfe 5ffen:li4s
lttiIitdten uno Die 6eritsaung iotpie
ben 0ertrieb BON GommooitGten Be-
treffen, bic fir 2eben uno 9efunobeit
noibpenbig finb, fofort bur6 prompte
luD enbgiiItige S6ieDsgeribts erlebigt
iperbfn; fsrner, baB ein oDligdtoriI6es
GdieDseeridts @cIe} BON Ja0tkn iit,
oIs Elm geeignetes unb pirtfames
Wiittel, Inn bic SntereHen BEG gublis
tums gegen bic leiber 2u Oft pieoerfebs
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unb isiner Dc1!Fanrt, pel6a bur6
Streits uno Sperren perurfGdt pers
ben, 5u Riiben."
SIN fpdteren @erlauf Der 8erfdmmz
lung fpuroe nod Elm peitersr Bef1lub
paiiirt, beHl 5afolge bic Stubtee10rpe
rfuAt frirn, faas Der Strcit niht
boioi3ft tetgeIegt tperb:n tam, geiiB
Don Den rerifisDenen Sis GtdrliiIes
ments gu srgrsifsu uno pieIelben Islbit
gu betreiben, I'm bem 9ublitum sis
gu psrI9affen. Sails bie5 ni5t burdz
seFiihrt perben tanH, IoQ Die Staatsz
beboroe angeipiefen perben, ii5 ins
Waittel su legen uno oies auf gruno
Der ibr ourh bic apuititution perlisz
henen 2tuto.itdt tgin, 70 baP qebsn
ano Gjeiunobeit Der girger nic9t ldns
GER beorobt fperben.
I'm cine pirtfam. 9ur6fiibrung
oisier gsIhliiiTe gu erlanaen. puroen
bic .@erren Or. 6. u. &. Reeo, z. g.
Gramer unb 3. Sdyent als ausi6uB
erHonnt. osr fi6 f6on beute ans Bsrt
maten piro, Der ibm 3ugsfaQensn
aufodbe gerett 81 iperoen.
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WuslanO. Selegrapb
& IN g agisr b mpferbeg
GIopo Dtro 3eppeItu
oetauft nernen.

Berlin, l. SuIi. Der .Qorbz
oeuti4e 2Lopb" bat benz 9rufen Rep
peIin etns gbrung gans berpprra9snz
Der art 3ugeoadt. Der .Groberer Der
Suft feiert am s. SuIi ieiuen 70. &c
burtstag, uno aug biefem 9lnlab bat
bic gremsr Oumpfsrs Qinie beIdIoiTsn
benz groBeu gsuiTa9ieroampfer. Der
eemnohit pom Stapel gsIaFen piro.
ben Ramen ,3eppeIin" su geben, 10
boB 9raf Zeppelin, befen 2OIss
2ufti6iff porausii6tIit an feinem
Geburtstog ben eriten ssluq uusfu6z
rem lpiro, in 3utunft oas itolss Be
puBtfetu baben tam, 5rdger feiues
Romens ben S8ean Der 9uft ple oas
g8eltmeer ourhfurhen 8u feben, ous
sr otsastht ebenfaas nod iiberfliesen
nirb.
Su Sreiisn bes rRorbb. QIono"
nuroe Der 8pri6iaa nm 10 freuoioer
aufgenommen, als iiber ben 53eppelis
nen Elm gstpiifes sutes Omen su
ittpeben fdetnt, mas fir bic S6iF>
fabrt trob alIsr moosrnen Stepiis im=
mer nod pou ui6t unpeftntIi5er Be-
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ner 3eppeline iinb pbne Spferunq Ell
neg ein5igen Wenhenlebens errun@u.
0euti6 Pflau5er in Sa=
mana HLaxbet.
Berlin. /. Suli.e- @roBss Qufz
,ieben erregt Die Grmorbuna zines
0eutffen auf San Dominqp, Die
nOgliheripeiis bemnGbit Die beutIteu
Regierungs SebDrben beIhdftigeu
tpiro.
Der aus 5alls gsbiirtige 9flon8er
Sohannes 9unola6, Der 2eiter Der
Suharbfden aotao gluntuaeu ouf
Ter bominitariihen Sniel Sdmana,
1T BON Reaern umeebraht pprben.
Die ndheren ltmitdnoe Der grmors
bung rperoen 'omtlih ermittelt tperben,
bepor ipeitere Stritte in Der anaelez
genbeit eetbon perben tonnen.
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Ioder.
gerltn, /. Sult. - Die tiirsIih
erfplgte 8eroffentli9ung zines S6reis
bens Ses Yrin3sn Grnft gtua1aFt bon
Cumberland an ben R.a1stanaer, in
ipeIhem Der Qrins ertIGrt, bab er Bel
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bem 3oiier, fsinsm runmebriger,
Sdtpiegerputer, init ausoriidlidwr,
3uftimmung fetnss 8dters 3reue aes
lobt unb feitrlib perIpro4en babe,
ntemols Sfritte gu elmer S6mdIes
runs BEG jebigeH preuBifhen Befibs
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tung auf bic Welfen aeblieben. 0iefe
bleibsH babel bab tein 8erstft oes
9srin8eu unb bes 6er3ogs bon Gums
berlanb norliege uno Der Raurpf nm
bic MISUNDERSTANDING bes aDntyreids
9annoper unentipegt fort9efeBt tperne.
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Yerisnsl. stis.n.

Serr Dilliam mite, Don Der
Suoepohl 9rauerei. isierts ceitern ieis
nen 81. geburtstae uno empftna bic
her5li9iteg gIiiduinite ieinsr subls
reiHeH 6reuHbe uro 9esanntsu. Gin
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4beno ua6 Der ptpbe oes 6usepob.s
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ftdtt. Yist prdito~nt Gburles sseiie,
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9sburtstogstinoes um ben 9ereiu uuo
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prdttigsn StrGub, 81 Rpien entbols
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ter Sonserdrt gsfeiert.
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american Boot 60, 2S15 Scioto
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!angem seieen bat stitern Rahmittaa
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ldsn 5rau sufammeu3utummsn 1os
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am Waontds i'm 6pipitoI gum Barn
hersigen Sdmaritsr elmer Sperdtion
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uHo fein alsufriib<5 5iufteioen ptrb
aufrihtig ~befrausrt. Gr purne in
Cincinnati ais Sotn oes perftuvbsn,n
5ohn 5reb. Ssints qeborsn, mar bier
IN perfhisoeneH 9potbeteu tbGtiq, biz
er Dor sebn sSdbren bic apcrbste in
RiIforb iibsrRaGm. Or binteldst bic
sreiie. So Sabre atis Wsutter. iotpis
rsr griibtr, bic Serren 6arrn.
CHARLES. Ausuit unb GopagD 'Fint,.
Die gesrbisuns Finbet an Dom
neritdg 8ormittaq uon hr aapsne oes
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anf Wdlnut oils aus Eatt.
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gei oen 2eibitaa5eiiber 5reo. @
@aIfer iprah in beiieu Gtdl!en gto.
1926 Sarriion gIpenue am 30. Sluli
elm gut 9efleibeter, ettpa % Sabre al
Ter Mtann Dor uno entlteb iih eilI
8ferh nebit g9agen. Ter llnbefannte
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iabrt unternebmen, febrte aber bis
qeitern nod nitt 8itriid Der SineIn'
gefalene bat Der 4oIi3ei BON Der
ltnteri6lagltng oes subrtperfs Wtit.
t6eilung gemaf)t Tem 8eiiBer 1T
elm Gho6en bon 5000 entitanoen.
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9leine gpliseina9ritbten.

Bon unbetdnilten Wdnnern
fpurbe an Der 8. Str. Der % Sabre
aIte DilIiam Cane, BON go. 631 B. s.
Strabe ougsfaIIen. uno nit einsm
Wteiier bedrbeitet. DER Nngefallene
trug mshrsrs 9opfnunosn bapon. uno
mubte tns itdbtifae Soipitul aufgez
nnmmeu rperoen.
- Die poli3ei' tpuroe srIudt, rlm@
fhau mad Der SO Sabre alten Sia
Siabi3acr gu balteu, tUsI6e ieit eintz
gen Sagsn aus Der Dobnuug $40. 426
Diner Strabe perihpunben III.
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ge(egrap6

Die anttage gegen 8oltp q.
Rodforb, 81. /. Suli. = Sn
BEN grpteB geseR Wilbur Glenn 9oz
lipa, oas Gberbaupt Der BON asrdns
Der 9pipte eegriinbstsn religi5ien
Sette, iptsen Wsinsios. oermo6te bic
Surp ii6 utht auf sinen Wabripru9
3u sinieeR Il. er puroe sntloFen. Glf
iolIsn fir uebsrfiibung ssitimmt hos
ten. Der Sau pirb Notwithstanding i'm
Sttob,r pisoer our gerhanoIung ssz
langeH.
Detter. Spfer Der guf
foIoer Staub ggptos
iipn.
guffaIo, y. g., l. SuIi. Bon
bsn UldRnern. Die bvi Der Grploiion
in benz Glsbotor DIR 5uiteo Rining
gompanp 10 ibnere granbpunoen
erIitten baitsu. iino am Tienitag abers
mails Jrei ssitorben. Die geIammts
sabI Der bstannten 5ooesFdu. betrdat
j.st %. TaaH sIaubt, eoB nod ddt
a6rper uuter ben Ruinen Iieeen.
8egen farbtse Cts.
9aptou, Gbio. l. SuIi. - Rids
ter RiTinger aus gatou, g., BAT i'm
Common pleas Gkriht elm llrtkil
abgeoebsn, peldss ben far6iasn glts
perbietsi, ficb oes Rourens uno Der
Gmblems Der GIts gu koienen. Die
ens baben cine WitsiisbF6oft pon
400, 900 IN ben Der. Stooten unb. b.25. :
600 in Sbio unb ibre Groblose in be
lem Stuate er'pirtte ben ginhaltsbez
iebl sessn cine @sreinigung bon ssar=
t,aen, bic fih Gts nannis unb beren
Gmbleme fiibrte.
.einnabmen uRS 4ussabsn
Der Regieruna.
Dufhinstpn, .. g., l. Suli.
Der lleberftub Der oroindren Ein-
na1usa Der ReSieruns aser bic prbi'
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Union ntdlt anerfnnnt.

Sulr6ert 2eritennlad)er Ser He6'
burn 2aIt 60, an Cana aDenue in
Goaniton, Iegten geitern Die arbeiE
nieoer. neil Die 6irma iih Dei8erte.
bie fiir3lid, gegriinbete Union an5u.
erfennen. IA Die 5irma MIR los
2pute beidditiot, 10 mlBte Asr go
tricb eingeiteut perhen. Sic ,Sirmo
orObt, ibre Gabrif iiberhaltpt idlieBen
8u poQeu, nem Die Seltte 5ur 9lrbett
nldlt sliriiffehren.
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Rep Yo'rt, /. SuIi. 2lngst.:
Olympic" bon Gput6amptou.
abgeg.: yRronprtn8 Wilbelm" na9
Bremen; .RotterDam" nd5 Rotters
BAN; nBirmd" mad libau;r rRe'o'Stas
Tia" nad 8enun; yGtampaliu" nab
ReupeI; .9ambur9" na4 8enuu.
aIgter. 2lbgsg.: s4rgeutina"
mad Qerp Yort.
Bremen. Qnget.: ,&aiier WiIs
feIm H." pon Rem 9Ort.
Gibraltar. Qln9ef.: .Ruiier
5ran3 Jpispb" BON ytep gOrt na4
Reapel.
2iUerpOOI. qb9eg.: .Gpmric"
nah Bottom.
9oit on. gnget.: rJ2umioiau"
bon 9lasgoD.
QntperPen. 2tnget.: 3 n
LAMB" BON Nep gort.
open ugeu. 4nget.: .Sscdr
H." BON Rem YOrt.
Blpmoutb. 2tnget.: rs5mperaz
tor" BON Rem gort nat 6amburg.
Bt tontreuI. /. Qnget.: uSaturRiu"
bon @IasgoD; n2ote U&aRitoba" pon
GipsrppoI.
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Pokal.Dfridt
Si6isOsgeri6lfidle S6(idjlung
Ter lansiuieriae Streif i'm Gisse'
ptrbe iDa ant bisie @eiie IN
Gnbe fommen.
las Gnos lit jeoOdJ nod nidlt einge.
Z troifeH.

lie arbeiter molten Dos Sfieosge.
rid,ts.slbtonmen ihriitlih babcn.
Ia Die Ratiii3irune ieitens Der
einselngn Sirmen nod nift eriolgi
lit, luoaen lie bic arbcit aitd) nidjt
aiifnehmen algeniheinIIdl
trduen tic ben 6abrifdnten nidt.
- Iic ron Manor Simt angeregte
@iiracrperianntIung ioIlte Die 81.
frntIitIe gieinung mcbil nnd,en.
einntnl bate es ben slnidlein, ais
ob Der iiiBe Srieoe einaefehrt iei. -
lie MISUNDERSTANDING -
Cine GrfI1rlina oes Grganiiotors
Wcarthur. Cine ,Suoignations.
gcriammIiing Der aer3te. - Ter
Gtoot iOa Die GisanIagen foniis-
siren Gcbnrniifte geitliilic
Der sferste.gereinisung,