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TAUeMANN's CHORAL
~ oRAToRlo SOCIETY

Otto Taubmann's Zine Deutsohe
Messe." which has been translated into
English as ~ Choral jervice." was
sung BY the Oratorio Society at Car
negie Hall last night before an orstorio
audience Of such size as IL drawn rarely
except for the annual performances Of
THE Messiah" The work. which has
won great praise In Germany. was per-
formed IN its entirety first by the Berlin
Philharmonic Chorus In January. 1910.
Last nights performance was the first
in America. 1t IL written Tor four solo
voices, mixed and double chorus. chorus
Of boys voices. orchestra and organ.
Bach evidently was NJ. Taubmann's
model. but he has not overlooked the
resources OF modern mus lnsh.p. For
the singers his work 10 difncult. He
depends largely upon the orchestra for
the calculation OF his text which. pr1m-
arily. is that Of the Mass. and he 10 not
afraid TO use the brasses through which
ne makes some OF his loftiest proclan,a-
tons. Throughout there Is scholarly I'M
derstandinG and Invention. Occasionally
there are passages Of great beauty. But
never Is there anything that can COM
pare with the splendid sorority and the
spiritual uplift OF the choruses. or the
touching appeal and the melody OF the
solos In the familiar oratorios.
Louis Koemmenich. the conductor,
| evidently had studied the work care
fully and had rehearsed the chorus ALL
gently; yet the result was not salts
factory either as to his part or as to
| theirs. Light and shade had little con-
| sideration from him. As to the chorus.
the women's voices often were shrill
tn the verge Of acidity. Perhaps MI
Koemmenich did the best he could with
the material he had on hand. This ID
his first season. a wedding out pro-
cess may we'll be expected to- take
place before next fall.
The quartet was not we'll balanced
| Putnam Griswold, the bass of the Met
| ropolitan Opera Company. fairly over.
topped his associates. He sang ex'
| oeedingly WELL in fine voice and with
taste. Mildred Potter. contralto. ranked
next. Her rendering OF the Come I'm
\ to Ne" was praiseworthy. Inez Bar.
hour, the soprano. a bit shTill and thin
| Mt times, sang with understanding
John Young was the tenor. The or.
| chestra played we'll. Mr.. Saslavsky es
| pecially distinguishing himself.
| The "ChOral Service" lasted two
hours-much too long-and then tho
apotheosis and finale OF the last act Of
"I,ie Meistersinger" came on. Mr.. Girls
void as Hans Sachs again disting uishet
himself and the chorus was efficient
PUBLIC SCHOOL RECITAts
ANNOUNCED FOR NEXT WEEK
| The Board OF Education announces
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"BoRis" SEEMS LIKELY
TO De A PUBLIC FAvoRiTe

Those OF us who liked Moussorgsky's
Boris Godunon' from the first. but
doubted that II would appeal to the pub
lie. are likely to be much mistaken.
There was . crowded audience At the
Metropolitan Opera House last night
when It was put on for a second time
that listened intently. applsudsd gsner-
ously and stayed to the end. A scat
tered exodus f.om the stalls just before
the final curtain brught forth from the
standees a vigorous Kissing that stayed
It.
Didur's conception OF Boris and mis-
singing and acting OF the part made
even a deeper impression than at INST.
while the choruses. the stage groupings
and the scenery, with the music COM
peliing in its appeal. and It's originality
and its effectiveness, cast a spell over
all. Mr.. Toscanini conducted.
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w. put OUT ot puAnoss nHean Dy Ahothef
NJ ghty sea.
rIEroEN coMes TO the Res.
CUE IN TIME.
The TietGen waa far ahead Of the
Texas on . westward course. but she
turned and raced through the storm.
sighting tho helpless ship ~ o'clock
Saturday morning.
Capt. Thomson of the rietsen was
promptly slgnand to get ready to take
OF passengers from the Texas There
was danger OF the Texas turning turtle
at any moment
To-day the survivors told Of the porn
they underwent IN being transferred
Ltfeboats were lowered from the Texas
first loaded with women and children
an the pitch black Of the hour before the
dawn Of . day Of storm tho iifsbosts
were rowed TO the lee Of the rescue ship
Capt A. n. Thomson OF the TietGen
found he could not get the boats close
TO his ships side without danger Of
them being smashed to bits. From the
galley he got . huge potato basket Of
strong wicker work and this was made
fast TO ropes and swung over the side
from u dAvte
Ono ~ one the potato basket brought
| up the women. Mrs Henrietta Andsr-
sen Wa In ono Of the bosts With her
two children. Paul. one year old. and
BoUs. three ysars old. She was put In
| the basket with the infant. but she
screamed frAntically for her other little
Zone AZ the ropes tautened. A sailor In
the boat was holding the child. A. tAe
basket swept clear OF the boat she
Urn bbsA hAr aaros,A child saA trl~A IN
get II to her breast. Her strength gave
out and II fell into the churning water.
A sailor dived overheard for Il and
caught the little one before II was
swept 10 death.
BABY AND MOTHER REUNITED
ON DECK OF THE rieToEN.
The mother. thinking her baby
drowned. was taken from the basket
gria an1i feAs. But the potato baskets
nee, ~ btought W the Atts one.
another child being with II.
Capt. Thomson said to-day that not
= passenger was lost In the transfer
md that II was little short Of Q miracle
that the storm haA not claimed every
one OF them ana he'd not ssnt the Texas
to the bottom q ths esa - join the
Titanic and the others that line the
bottom a the ocean.
Aboard the Tistesa the children we're
found warm clothes first and then the
women were looked after. No baggage
was traasfsrrsd. Three New York
\ women returning from Q trip 20 eWs.
Zen served - nurses for the friRht-
snsd women and little ones They Wsrs
Misses otta and Dbba AaAssn ana Nra
Anna Ahistrom.
The TEXAS was stood BY until the
storm abated and . cargo steamship
headed for NswpaFt News was reached
by wireless. She took the Tsxas On.
der tow. her captain and crew remain.
Ing aboard their own ship.
While crFnged IN the work Of res
cue Capt. Thomson Of the Tistgen wss
informed by wireless that Chief Onicer
Clausen Of the steamship Norwssa had
been washed overheard b. . heavy dee
and was lost
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PARIS POLICE CAN'T
Be THOUGH
THEY'RE UNDERPA|D
If You Try to "Slip" Some
thing to Gendarme It Merely
Goes Into the Report"
FORCE ON ARMY BASIS.
Official Tells Why Department
Is Free of Graft Pre-.
vailing Here.
FORCE ON ARMY BASIS.
WoelA

woeid.l
PARIS. France. March ia Paris
policeman starts At $500 . year. one
half the beginning salary OF Now
York cop" The salary Of the chief
inspector Of the Paris criminal depart
ment Is $1,000 year. The man who
does the same grade of work In New
Yort gets $4,000 a year. over three
times a much. Yet the Paris agents
cannot be bribed.
To Lspine. tho Paris prefet. who IL
retiring from ONCE. and his two prin-
cipal subordinstes. Emile Touny. gen.
cral manager of the uniformed force.
and Octave Hamsrd. general manager
Of tho detective force. the New York
police situation In simply inexpiicabie.
Investigators from the United States.
studying police conditions hero a. we'll
A. At Scotland Yard. among whom Ia
former Commissioner OF Accounts Ray
mond Fosdick OF New York. arc coolly
told the best thinG for New York Is to
make = clean sweep. Iegisiate its entire
police force out OF ONCE. and then be-
gin afresh upon a military basis.
No Frenchman has ever tried to buy
protection OF our men; they all know
II cannot be delivered" said NJ. Lepine
to representative OF Tho Evening
World. Once In while a foolish
foreigner tries to bribe an agent. but
we always know OF It. for our mon
| never fall TO report sch attempts"
A few days ago there was an In
stance such as the prefet Indicated. An
American. one of quartet OF conn
dence swindlers. was arrested for a
specific crime. On the way to the sta.
ton he offered 5000 to a man who
earned 5000 a year. An account of tht
attempt to bride went into the French
policeman's report, but tho money It.
self was returned to tho American by
an excited, angry official. and this Of
fense may have had something TO dc
with the rapid conviction OF tho Amer
lean for his swindling ofYense and his
sentence to prison for two years.
PARIS POLICE FORCE NUMBERS
SAME As NEW Works.
The Paris policeman is never OF
duty. Officially he Is six hours on ant
twelve hours or. but he considers him
self an officer twenty-four hours a day
One who was OF duty last week ar
rested a Greek going from tobacco shol
TO tobacco shop. robbing each of cigars
When arrested the man offered 500 4
the policeman. a goodly sum to
Frenchman. but II only went into tn
report
The Paris police are organized upo
an entirely different basis than tn
New York police. In numbers, they ar
about the same. 10000 each. But tina
is where the similarity ends. The Pari
force In divided into two large. repa
rate departments. the uniformed div
sion and the division Of detectives
Each In entirely apart from the othe
There are 1000 plain-ciothes men
Paris. They are called inspsctors, HI
they are really the same a. the Ne
, York Headquarters detectives.
First - ~ coassaArsd aya he Va
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IMPORTANT
Without s,co-

without a,cO-
| hol or poisonous
drugs, Father
Johns Medicine
cures throat and
|lunss, builds up
1.-The body and
/ makes strength.
Il drives the
out OF
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the following lecture recitals for NEXT
week Tuesaay. ct Pubuc School No.
1s2. "Tschaikowskyy ct Public school
No %. Folk Songs Of Germany" and
at ~. Anslesn's Hall. Songs Of Shake
spe~re." wednesday, at the Young
Msn's Hebrew Association. beethoven"
and at Pablo School No. u. "The Magic
Flute" Thursday. at Public School No.
rs. Cnionport The story Of the Vio-
lin" Friday. at Public school Ne. IL.
some Famous English Soas wrtSrs
and Younger Americans"
PHILHARMONIC 70 CLOSE
WITH WAGNER PROGRAMME.
The Philharmonic Society will sivs ~
nnal concert Of the season at Carnegie
Hall tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. suan-
skv has arranged a. All-wAsner pro-
s"amms for this. the endins VI the
orssnixation's sevsnty-Grst season.
Fannie Bloomn cid -xsisler, the dis
tinguished American pianist. will give
recital at Aeolian Hall next Saturday
Afternoon. Her programme will include
compositions by Bchumann, Chopin,
otterstroem and List.
Mischa Elman. the brilliant young
Volinist. will give his farewell recital
Of the season at Carnegie Hall this
afternoon.
Columbia UnivsrAity announces .
song recital by Hans Msrx for Mon
day afternoon In the Horace Mann
Auditorium: an organ recital by Her
bert =. SprAsus for Tuesday after
noon IN St. Paui's Chapel. and Z con-
cert Of chamber music on wednesday
| afternoon by the DAnnrsuther String
| Quartet In the Horace Mann Audi
torium.
There vial be Z concert for the Institu.
ton OF the Blind at its homo In Dasi
fyfty-ninth street to-day uaasr the
patronage Of Mss Anne Morgan and
former Judge Morgan j. OHrisa
Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin Wi glvs frs>
organ rscitals at the City CoileSs to-
morrow end wednesday afternoons .,
o'clock.
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MUST AID POOR RELATIVES,

BuI Putting Responsibility On Rich
signed ~ sulser.
ALBANY. March 2.--Provision to com.
pei q person Of means to support poor
relative who would otherwise become a
public charge Ia made by the J. d. Kelly
bill signed by Gov. sulzer to-day,
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BOMBMAKER KLOTz
CONFESSES He SENT
BOMBS, THEN DIES
Sid He Sent Machines That
Killed Two Women and
Wrecked a Home.
= eConGanusd from First Pase.)

r6A VINO had been working for Herrera
s~a hsd been discharged. was arrested
Cor the crime.
farrell. after twenty four-hour siege
with the police. confessed 70 making and
sending bombs that killed Mrs. Herrera
and Helen Taylor and the bomb that
ives sent to Judge Rosals<y. The mex,
day he regulated the confession ana
the bomb Affairs were again mystery.
Klots. who was Q draughtaman In the
oSce OF Borough President Miller OF
tho Bronx. was making a bomb In his
Internal machine exploded. blowing out
one OF the mans eyes and tearing a
great hoel In his chest He was taken
10 Fordham Hospital and his frst story
was that ne had found the bomb In
CrotoDa Parx-
FOUND vERiTAeLE ARSENAL IN
HIS ROOM.
Later on the police explored his room
and found It filled with all kinds of
rTsarms and . collection Of explosives
and chemicals strong enough to blow
up the whole block. When confronted
vita evidence Of this ind Kiotx claimed
ne had been hurt while experimenting
with smokeiess powder.
The detectives learned that Klotz
had not allowed any one TO enter his
room IN his fathers house for three
years. Then they compared addresses
written on the typewriting machine
used by Klotz in his office with the
typewrltten addresses on the bombs
lei. To - I,,A
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HARRISBURG. March 3.-Gov. Tener
to-day signed bill prohioitin the car.
rying OF red aags In paradss or other
public processions.
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e ChB OUO1BtsOub'
IAs following was the highest. lo~o, and last
prtcs f stochs for to-day and the net change -
compared with Yesterdays closing prices:
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There vial be concert for the Iastitu.
ton OF the Blind at its homo In Dasi
Fvfty-ninth street to-day under the
patronage Of Mss Anne Morgan and
former Judge Morgan J. OHr!sa
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Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin Wi ssvs Tree
organ rscitals ct the CITY COLLEGE to-
morrow end wednesday afternoons At
{ o'clock.
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PHILHARMONIC TO CLOSE
WITH WAoNG0 PROGRAMME,

Mischa Elman. the brilliant young
v1olinlst. will give his farewell recital
Of the season ct Carnegie Hall this
afternoon.
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Cincinnati oicnitas. oen "a. Snni 1913.

SpiOndaezMffd.re nertuidelt NOR, ere
ffoiien. 2eutndnt 2obel, Der 30
Sabre lana Inn ariessminiiterium am
leitellt mar. tebrte tpdhrenD ces 3as
aes naf elmer RDnferen3 NIT iefnem
GbeF. 9eneral bon aiio, nah Iein.m
Bureau aurtid, no er ii6 eine augel
ins 5ers ffDB.
lleber bic llmft1nDe, eis ben Qeu!z
nant Gobel gum SsIb5tmorb peruns
ldBt BADEN. 1T nod nt6ts betannt ses
tporoen.
'9losi auf etne bunbert
Sabre aite g Dub.
Baris, %. SUM-. Der ReFerent
benz bic 5oroerung BON 4leraRDrs
8erdro gegen ben 5erSOg bon Wiarl.
bourOugb in S0be bon 10000 5rancs
($12,000) our priifuns iibergsber
ipurbe. 6at geraro bic Grs
fuubnib gsgeben, ben 5er3og in Der
0ert6ten auf bic erpdhnte Summt
Dertlagen 3u biirfen.
Den anpdItsn gsrarbs 3ufolg1
6anbelt es fib babel nidt Inn eint
Sdulo, Die Der 5er3og istbit tontra:
Dirt Bat, fouoern ss banbeIt Ii6 un
cine Summs BON 416 6. 10 1b, 5 3
nit einfaden 3inien, bic Elm 9orfabr'
geraros oem 6er3og 9eorg Dol
WarIbourough por ungsfdbr bunoer
Sa6ren aelieben bate.
Die QnipdIte mafsn geltsnb, bal
oas 9eridtt bic f5rugs, Oh bic S6ull
neridbrt lit, ni6t aufperfen tonn
unb iis perlafen iih auf bas Gbrge
fiibl bes 6er3ogs, oaB sr bic ShuIi
ieins5 8orfa6ren ansrtennt.
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fGal.
WafhiRgton, .. g., %. Suni.
Rihter. aopotatsu. gOli3giten uRo
3ufhuusr iudteu am Wontdq i'm bip~
iigen Eriminalgertht in panttart!ssr
Gludt Sedung, als Ran Us. Stsmact,
Elm Is Sabre alter guri6e, bliuoI:lgs
brei ShiiiTe duf be i'm Sdal @lnipe>
lenosu abgab. Bel benz eriten G5f1uB
oerIhnanb Der Rihtsr Sta;'ort IN
ter isinsm pult, unb i'm Gsriht5faal
hsrrfhte I'm 4ugenblid Elm iuth1b1rer
9umliIt, als bic Qeute perlun.eH, iip
in Siherheit 3u brinseH. Ginlqs
fIiihteten iih uHter Die I1he resr
hinter I6nere Stiibls, rpdhreno onoere
in ibrer 4ngit in bic lenite- iptuHJeI
uno fih auf BEN, Is obsr % SUB uns
Ter ibneH bsfinoIihen gOben biHabIiez
ben.
Der Ridter Stdfforb bate Iih ge>
ruoe getpeigert, Stetpart 2ro5eipetie
| frei3uldHen, ndhoem er oe3 perlu6tsn
Strabenraubss iibsrfiibrt fpOroen mar.
als Der iungs 9urihe eineI automatic
1hsu RspoIpsr nscg?r3pg uES itnell
bintereinanber D-e! GhifIe Ibisucrrs
3psi Der augsln ftog.u biht an 9Nz
pfc oes gunoesaupllts R:GoIle& pors
| BEL. Gr bate ssraps DOR Dem Rid
I ter Front gsma6t, dls Elm 3ufhdusr
duf ibn iprang unb i1u pirSte, bis
sr beitnnungsios mar.
Gkfpart mar tir5Ii6 ItuIbig 6ss
funoen tporben, I'M 8e3ember sinen
9eriut eemaht gu baben, in eiaer
8orftaot Ddi1ingtong sinsu PsgSr su
6erauben. Gr bate, oa oies isin err
ties 0eraehen mar, I'm Gepdhrun1
elmer 9robsseit Hahgsiu6t uno Der
Ridtsr Stafford batte bic ausiagei!
BON 3eugsu fir uuo gsgeu ben Gnse'
tlaeten anashOrt. Der Rrchter bait:
oeraoe oas Geiut abge!pisien mTf
oug urtbeil ousseiprotsn. als Stss
mart btibfhnell einen Rspolper BOG
uno su fhiebsn dnfing. Der 8ert9,;'
oioer bes Burden hatte 9flteno gs.
mdht. 0aB stsfpart our6 ods 2eI.r
ic,lehter 2itteraturerseugnihe IN
9rTtono gsIittsu babe.
@epaItfame Streits.
Carton 5ill, Shio. %. SUM-
aRehrere bunoert 8ergIsute legten ibr
ensrtseuae nieosr uno narI6irteu mad
Der eine Uleile bon bier eelsgene:
Csrube Der Stdulter goal Comp. il
2cnaitretb, poislbit tic 3 nihtsunio
n:I'iihs aohlsngrdber getpaltfam ent
ieruten. Dus III Der 5peite oerartig
! 8orfal in elmer Wode unb man be
fiifftet llnruhen. Die Riht unio
uiiten iasen, Qr6eit lei bieIes SAB
| in, Soding geSirt 10 tnapp sspeie1
ltaR aobIensrdber in perihieoeRsl
gerqmerten fir aoit uno Dobnun
eearbeitet batten. Die llnipniIten be
itreitsm eirsn ioIten Rotbitanb I'M
iagsn, oab aht gergsperte ibre aon
tTatte nit Der Union eebrc6sn haber
4piatiter oeruugIiitt.
Ro6eIter, q. o., %. SUM
ssrso. +. Gardner, elm 4piutitsr, i
. am MOntag i'm 9rute See ertrllnter
als fein 4srDpian ous einer 9Obe Do
$50 5ub abitiirate. Gardner FOL
: aus portldno, Waine, Iein, gr bait
cine 3eit lang iiber benz See man0ps
rirt. als sr cine su fharfe gieeun
ma6te, mas sur 5olse bate, baB oi
] Waihine umihIus unb in ben Ss
fitI. Gie asids iit nod Hiat sefur
81 ben sD0rssn.
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.-ls0rnerifhe Grploiipn bon Geihlt
pdtronen in gber6ourg.
Dtegaffans Sitmatipn.

TiegaltansS Sitnatipn.
Dien, %. Suni. Giner Spes
3iol DepeI6s aus Sofia 3nfOlse, bat
iib gulaarien enbgiiltig gstpeigert,
ben @orfdlog bss aaiIsrs bon Ritbs
Lamb su3uitimmen, bdb bic 4}renIiers
miniiter Der pier 8alfanitaatsn in q.
Dstersburq su'ammenfommsn iollen.
INN iiber Die tritiite Gage i'm nuben
Often gu beraibeH.
Man bat bier fan ale 5offnnns
ouf Grboliung oss sgrieoens duI Der
HaIsanbolbiniel ailfgeeeben. nrto man
ertportet ienen 9luaenblit. bab ote
1ruppen Der @0ltdnitauten dm 8ars
bar fyIub oufsinaHDerplasen iuerosH.
no gulqarien iebt 10000 Wdnr tons
sentrirt babe. Gos rereinte IerbiIts
qriehiffe 6esr am 9droor 5luB Diro
duf 10000 Rann seiddbi. Die Sui
aarn Iollen aber ouh nod 10000
Wsann In Der gldbe Der Ier6iIdeu
Orense ion3ertrirt ba6en. 7ue!he Nrmes
bic 9sFtimmuna boben ioll, anf Bsls
grab su mnrihiren.
2onbou iebr peifimiitif d..
apubpn, %. 5uni. Sn ben
hisTisen offioielleH arsiisn fpiro Ole
Sitlation ouf bem 9dlton fshr petit
miftiid betrahtet. Die 3eitunssR
mefIen bic ShnIn on Der Sdltung
guluariens benz ginfluHe Seiterreihs
linoarns All, unb propbe5eien, oob
Rublanb unb Setsrreih in einen nsu-
en arieg hinennge3ogtn tusroen.
Nus Sofiu ipurne am Qbeno gemel:
bet, SaB Ssrbien, BEN Brude Rab'
lambs nnc Der anbsren MGlbte nadg,.
fxno, iith bereit srtldrt babe, cir
GGiebsaeri6t Rublanos ouf Der Bats
bes 4nie gsnum gsrtrages sipilfsr
Serhien uno gulgarisn ansunebmeH
9isis NaGri5t III abr BON 8elgras
aus Id nitht beiiGiigi porbsn. pr
bic adbinetsfriiis, bic noburd sntftdni
ben IN, bdb Der Griegsminiiter mn
Der SuitiSminifter fid tpeeerten. eineH
ioicben aurs susuitmmen. nod on.
nausrt. gs pirb tsbanptst. SaB be-
wlii.;iier ots Snnern, prositfh. eir
enti6isbsnsr geansr 9ulgariens, eil
nsuss anbinst 6iIoen irerbe.
gr;sh.nldno bdli feit su Ser6isn
Qluf bns GrFuheH RubEdnbs. bab q
iih In geigrd6 al Guniitn bes erie
bsns Derirenetn folIe, bat Griehenfanl
ssansporttt. baB es an benz ferbifh
bul1arifh<n Wertrda nint intsrsfIir
ssi. ntr ohns WorlpiiIfn 0rieh.nI0nn
unb Otns Miidfifi auf leine SntergiIsl
obaslhloiFsn iporhen iei.
Der erie6ifte Winistsr bes Meu6e
rem bat eine lange GrtlGrung dbeegs
ben, In o<r er nds N<rhnlten Gri,
lb.nlanbs rthtfertist. Gr bstlags I'D
iiNr has fsrausfprbtrnDe Btnehnel
gulqnritns ncm 9eqinn bes arieae
on unh faet. boB biz sinsig n0gIih
Q5funa bic Tel, bah cfIe GtrsitfraseI
c6n. Qlusncbme ldisbsgsrihilit gs
frtiihtst niirb<n. Der Mlinijttr mi
beffttt iih NIT nIIer Gntfniebenkei
bsm gsrIangtn Wulgariens. bob i
h1s Msd,s trhaItsn foIIs. iiM hetrtff
ner Wsrtt<ilung b<s trpb<rttn Gebisl
NIT kbem bfr NnlianItdnten fsparo
0ustinaHhtr 5u isbsn.
Mns Dtutfdsn Msi1.
@<1Iin %. aunt. Cir Gppoii
ticn. peIGt fi4 ofeen bie BetbeiIiguls
TeutImIon0s A bfr pon0mds p1eifis
elaafi<nano III &eR fransi1sO atlssn
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gSetterberiMt.

ssiir Ohio, bas ipeItlide 9snnln.pa
nisn unb ossnbiana. 2riibss Bsttrr'
notwithstanding mt Drtltfen geipi'fs[a
reaen am Eienfiag ilno UttftfpDn
GiihIifs Wiape.
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139 su forosrn BADEN uno 6, 3.
glatt, Snbubsr BON II Att.en Der
gpmpaqnie, bat Der J1ihter Senoiser
am W1outao 8. 10. gItabroot uuD
G6urles Z. Suuipan gu WaTenerpGls
ternu Der Sarnep 6c Smith Gar 60.
ernaunt .oie Elm pnlIetnbs3a6lte5 &Is
pitdI pom $4,50Q,0O0 bat.
Sc piro ertldrt, oaB Die Gompags
ME niht infolpent tit uno 0ab itc
aontratte i'm Dertb bon $1,000, 900;
Rohmaterial i'm Wertb pon $1,000,
900. 70 Tabritaebduce, Die 56 acres
2ann bebeten uuo ptel perttpoI.
Waihinerts lat.
Die Shrpierigteiteu Der aompagnie
fno cine Toloe Der llebsrihDemmuns
eeu i'm WtGrs, mann eiel RpbmatsrtaI
BON ben Tlutben Fortqeihremmt uno
| bic Wuihtuen bei6doigt puro,n, ios
bab bic 6abrit orei Wonate Iona au
| Ber getrieb mar. Der S6doen, BEN
Die Gpmpoanie our6 be 5lutben ets
Iitten piro auf cine Milipn Dollars
a6asidGst.
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Die 2saleanRrilis
gpitst itd) inltner ntebr 5is.
Ssr6ien uia 66 ben Sor.
oerunsen 2sufsarieits
ni6t fiisen.
ilns Gristsnlanb bdlt fsit su Ssrbisn
$4,000 gulsoren unb 250,o00 Ssr'
ben uno grishen
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Gttfsn fih am 0arbarflub gegenibsr
Getihisoenss aus bem 1eutihsn Reid
g!ocb Elm 5elbi;mpro in Gien in Der
btnbung nit Der Spionages
2iffaire.
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Eeutnant 2ebel erfbi.bt iih in ieineH
Bureau i'm arisgsminiitsrium.
!2rpsi beg Ulorbes IN ben Ger. Stu1
ten-angeildgts Staliener in Wleilina

3psi beg Wprbss in ben Ger. Stuai
isn-angstldgte Stalisner in MsiIina
frsissiprDten.
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gsnera(anwa(l MCRegNo(Os
MiuR benz Brdiibcnten BiliOn
iiber bic Wityiab-aHatre
Seriht ertatten.
GlaDton 6errinstpu. elm Spe,iats
2tsent Ses Snfti5oepartements


8srIangt in elmer 0epei4s an bic Rsz
Qierung Die abfebung gtcRepnoIbs.
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6. Ban aeursn ansetlagt.
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ri9tsfaal 3u WaIbington, 9. s.
Der Qptatiter 5reo Gardner i'm
&outa See ertrunfen.
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WiaTeoerpalter
Sir bic 8arnep e Smitb Gar Gon.
PAM in Oapton, g., ernannt.
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aeine Grneue rung nes
5anoelsDertrugs
NIT Rub lamb.

aonbon, "a. SUM. Giner Dope
ife bes Stauedro aus CT geters
hura sufolae bat Der prdIioent Wooo-
rom Wilfpn oos Griudsn Rubllnos
betreffs elmer Grnsuerung fes Dor Ell
rem ssahrs astiinoisteu SGnoel :p:ra
traas abaelshnt. aus 3encmmSn fuenn
Rubldno bic obioIute gu id:rune
aebe. bah dmeritaniiden Suosu ssl.ots
ttt niro. su ieosr 3eit nah RuBlano
al fommen
Rof elm Selbftmorb in
Wien.
Wien. %. sSuni. slm Woatal
Bat iih bier nbermuls Elm Sffi3isr
.seE& ME % jasiHi. in tie Rsovias