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Evening star., 1914-11-08
Knights of the Maccabees.

District Tent, No. s, has announced
that arrangements have been made Tor
the annual Identification meeting to be
held Thursday evening. 1t is desired
that the full membership be present to
answer the roll call. Visitors will be
made welcome.
National Tent, No. /, gave an en-
tertainment Monday evening at the
Old Masonic Temple. 9Th and + streets
The program was as follows: Address
Mrs. La Rue. The Lady Maccabees Of
of the order; piano solo. Miss Alderman:
recitation. Miss Dorothy Terry; con-
tralto solo, Mrs Kester. violin obligato
by Mrs. Gusack, accompanied by How
ard Wood: magic and sleight- hand
performance, Harold kress, assisted
by Oscar Luckett: violin solo. Mrs.
Gusack: soprano solo, Miss Schippert,
and address. Sir Knight Gall, the dep
uty commander.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

Tomorrow evening Federal City
Lodge. No. 20. will pay visit to Bea-
con Lodge, No. Is, in Odd Fellows
Hall. 1t is reported that an interest
ing program has been arranged. and a
good time is anticipated.
Fred d. Stuart Encampment, No. Z,
will have degree work Tuesday even
Ing. and matters of interest to the
membership are expected tor discus
sion. Every member has been asked
to be present.
Friday evening the Grand Lodge Of
ncers will accompany Grand Master F.
T.. Rapp to Dorcas Rebekah Lodge, No
4, Northeast Temple. This will be next
to the last of the Rebekah visitations.
and all members of that branch of the
order have been invited to be present
Annie Cole is noble grand, and Grand
Warden William J. Hope is the degree
Evening star., 1914-11-08
fmPRovWep1 p1!M 9RpGR Hl
u%RED MEN

Logan Tribe, No. 8, met Thursday
night at Red Mems Hall. Wisconsin
avenue and N street northwest. One
candidate was elected to membership.
and it was stated Logan Tribe has
eight candidates for the class of No
vember 20. Tributes were paid to the
memory of the late Mr.. Clark, char
ter member of the tribe. and the tribe
vorable reports were received from sick
members. Talks were made by the MEM
bers under good of the order"
great chiefs of the Great Council Fri
day night at Bank Hall, 316 Pennsyi-
vania avenue northwest. Two new can
didates were elected to membership.
The following were present: Sachem
Cation and delegates from Mineola
Tribe, -Sachem Souder~ anG delegates
from Logan Tribe. Past Sachem. Boyer
Evening star., 1914-11-08
Spanish War Veterans.

Richard J. Harding Camp, No. q,
Thursday evening. at Pythian Temple,
after the installation of five new mem.
bers and visit from the ritualist,o
committee of tho Department of Dis
trict of Columbia. served refreshments
and cigars for a smoker. Comic songs
were sung and war tunes' were dis.
cussed.
During the course OF the evening re.
marks were made by Department Com-
mander Wilson. Past Department Com.
mander Greedy, Commander Dowling.
c. J. Russell and ]. Z. Wilson, chafr-
man of entertainment committee
Ladies' night" was announced for
December 81, when a fine program will
be presented. A holiday souvenir win
be presented to all ladies and children
At midnight the flag will be unfurled
and all will join in singing America"
Evening star., 1914-11-08
MASONIC

LODGES.
Nov. e-Dawson. No. 49,. 8 p.m.., grand
visitation and =. e.
Nov. 1o-Federai. No. 1. pm. grand
Acacia. No. 10. $50 pm. grand
visitation.
Takoma, No. %.
" King SOLOMON. No. 81. special.
st JOINS John; + siie &c; assssoeistlon. s;ait on n
Nov. l2-The New Jerusalem. No. .. $50
Geo. {. Whiting. No. 22, Y. \.
Temple Noyes. No. Sc. Pm,
grand Visitation.
Ia ,,.s, Tsyet:s: s.s:,.s SG; ao,si' ls' ''''s'
Nov.1S--St. Johns. 30. II.
Hope, No. 20. .
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS
Nov. 3-Mouut Vernon. No. 8.
Anacostia. No. l2.
Nor. 1o-Moupt Horeb. No. I.
Potomac. No. 8.
Nov. 1I-Mount Pleasant: No. IS. R. A.
Nov. Washington. No. 2
Nov. 13-Eureka. No. 4.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. CoMMANpERIEs. >.
Nov. I0-De Molsy. No; 4. business
Nov. 11-washingten. No. I.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Nov. 1o-RobeYt de Bruce Council,
Knights kadosh. business
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nov. 1V-kallipolis 'Grotto Band. oyster
roast. Eagles HALL.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
Nov. 9-Tsmpls;. No. ls; Columbia
Nov. lO-E,ects. No. 2. grand visitation:
Bethlehem. No. 4: Fidelity.
No. 10.
Nov. 11-Nsomi. No. 3: Brookland, No.
II, grand visitation
Nov. 12-wiiliam =. Hunt. No. IL. grand
Nov. 13-Takoma. No. IL: Cathedral, No.
IA: st. Johns Lodge. No. IS,
Grand visitation.
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ODFELl@6

LODGES.
Monday-Beacon, No. Is. social session.
Union. No. II; Covenant. No. IS, and
lansdon. No. 70. business.
Tuesday No. q. degree Gold
EN- Rule. No. 81, aud Amity, No. 27,
Wednesday Eastern. No. Z. and Federal
City, No. 20, degree. Harmony. No. 8,
and Friendship No. IL. business.
Thursday No. 10, and Excel
business.
Friday Central, No. 1, degree. Metropolis,
No. 1G, and Phoenix No. y. business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Tuesday-Fred d. Stuart. No. Z, degree,
Wednesday-Columbian, No. l, degree.
REBEkAH LODGES.
Monday Esther, No. 5, degree.
Friday-Dorcas. No. 4, grand visitation.
Martha Washington. No. 3..degree.
pATRIARCHS. MILITANT.
Saturda.- anton Washington, No. /. 60
cial ana drill.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

During the preparation for battle Pat
emerged from his tent wearing his uni-
form hind side before. This soon at
tracted the attention Of his superior
officer, who demanded an explanation
Pat scratched his head and seemed
loath to comply, but finally replied,
with a sheepish grin:
We'll. begorra, OF thot II OF wore It
this way. thin whin OF had to retreat
OF wouldn't get shot In the back"
Life.
Evening star., 1914-11-08
Degree Of Pocahontas.

White Eagle Council met Wednesday
night at Society Temple to receive
the visitation of great chiefs
The great sachem complimented the
council on it's flourishing condition and
attendance. twenty-seven members of
the council being present.
The following visitors and members
were called upon for remarks: Miss
Sadie Anderson, Ruth Huger. Mrs.
Hocke, Mrs. Plaskett, Mrs. Morton,
Mrs. Sweeney, Mrs. Stever. Mrs. Ste
phenson, Past Great Sachems Marvin,
DR.. W. S. Whitman, Sabin, Alexander
and RAIDER.
Mrs RAIDER gave the written work,
and refreshments were served.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

The Grand Lodge officers will pay their
annual official visitation to Rathbone-
Superior Lodge, No. 29, Friday evening
Ascalon Temple, No. 81. will hold its
monthly meeting at Pythian Temple to-
morrow evening. when arrangements will
be made for the big ceremonial to be
held November 1S.
Past Chancellor S. NJ Pearson of Syr-
acusians Lodge, No. 10. chairman of
the Grand Lodge committee on publicity
for the past two years, has announced
his candidacy for the office Of grand lee
turer at the coming Grand Lodge con-
vention In Fes Lary.
Syracusians LODGE, No. 10, will open
its fall campaign Friday evening. when
it will initiate q large class in the rank
of page. The lodge has been rehearsing
the new amplified form Of this rank,
and the team will make its debut Friday
evening.
]. T. Coldwell Company. No. Z. mill
tary department. held a very enthusi-
astic business meeting last Thursday
evening. at which timo it was voted to
attend the visitations Of the Grand Lodge
Evening star., 1914-11-08

Of Red Wing and delegates. Senior
Sycamore sBenner of Oscola and dele
gates and Sachem Heidenheimer ana
delegates OF Sioux Tribe.
Under the good of the order" Past
sachems Boyer and Jacobson gave reci-
sauons. and the following spoke:
Sachems Souder of Logan Tribe. Hell
denheimer Of Sioux Tribe and Smoot Of
Seneca Tribe
Past Sachem Regan of Seneca Tribe
presented the great sachems with a
bouquet on behalf of the tribe.
Mineola Tribe held brief meeting
Friday night at Masonic Hall. Ana
costa. in order to attend the vista
tfon Of Seneca Tribe. All the chiefs.
with twenty-one members, attended the
osage Tribe met Monday night at
society Temple. Great Prophet DR.. w.
) whitman spoke. The tribe is de-
voting special attention to the juvenile
on that work reported much progress.
Red Wing Tribe met at Painters
Hall Monday evening. The usual busi-
received on several applications for
membership: It is expected degree
Team Will be organized soon. Past
Sacnem Boyer and others spoke under
Osceola Tribe met Wednesday night
at Masonic Temple. Tenleytown. -Four
applications were laid on the desk of
the chief OF records. Senior Sycamore
Benner of the tribe expects to organize
q brass band for the Red Men of the
District.
Sioux Tribe, No. IS, Thursday even
ing. had an instructive talk on the
order by Washington Evans. Among
the visitors present were Brother Ben
ner: osceola Tribe: Mr.. Rowan, Mineola
Tribe, and Mr.. kubatz, Logan Tribe.
Cnarles Limbach is said to be elated
over the excellent result he is obtain
ing from the degree team of which he
is degree master. Capt Orendoff of
Sioux Tribes bowling team promised
to have the team well near the top of
the league at the close of the season.
Thursday evening Logan Tribe will
have its visitation, and Sachem Held
enheimer urged the members of Sioux
Tribe to be ready at 1880 o'clock to
open its meeting and finish the busi-
ness so that Sioux Tribe will have the
time to attend the Logan Tribe vista
tton in a delegation
Sioux Tribe will have its visitation
Thursday. November 19.
Idaho Tribe met. Tuesday night al
Northeast Temple.
The regular order of business was
transacted and committee reports were
received and acted upon.
Talks werc delivered under the good
Of the order by Past Great Sachems
Garner and Thompson.
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LODGES
Nov e-pecatur. No. 8; Calanthc, No. II,
and Equal. No. IT. business.
Nov. 10-Webster. No. I: Capital. No. "a,
and Myrtle. No. %. business. E1-
celsior. No. "A. rank Of page.
:, Nov. 11-Moupt Vernon. No. 5: Union, No.
q, and Columbia. No. Is, busi-
ness.
Nov. 12-Harmony, No. Il. business.
Nov. 13-Syracusians, No 10, rank Of page
RathbOne-Superior. No. 20, grand
visitation.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
Nov. 11-Friendshp Temple, No. 8, bust
ness.
Nov. 12-Rathbone Temple. No. $, bust
ness.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
Nov. 11-Washington Company. No. 1, en-
tertainment and dance.
DRAMATIC ORDER KNIGHTS OF KHO-
RASSAN.
Nov. 9-Ascalon Temple. No. 81. business.
GENERAL RELIEF BUREAU.
Nov. 14-Monthly meeting.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

Mrs. Katie Rose, worthy matron. and
Joseph A. Bennett. worthy patron. Of
William +. Hunt Chapter, No Is. haye
issued a general invitation to all mem
bers of their fraternity to attend the
annual grand visitation to the chapter.
Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

Something new in the line of enter
tainment is promised by Worshiprul
Master L. Bert Nye of Federal Lodge,
No. l, at the grand visitation to the
lodge Tuesday evening. The f c.
degree will be presented at the COM
munication the evening of Novem-
Der "a.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

Frank Rupert of 224 F street north
east, a member of Hope Lodge. No. 90.
who has been i'll in bed for the past
week. is reported as showing slight
Evening star., 1914-11-08

The New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9.
Thursday evening, will have its nine
tieth anniversary celebration, 'tall to
ITSELF" Saturday evening. in the form
Of dinner at the Hotel Hudson. when
the Kallipolis Grotto Glee Club will
furnish entertainment. The communi-
cation scheduled for November 26,
Thanksgiving day, has been called Off
Evening star., 1914-11-08

Federal Lodge. No. 1. will have
charge of the religious services at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home this
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev Forrest j
prettyran. chaplain of the United States
Senate. will officiate. The home may
he reached for the services by the
AS pm. train on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. or by the electric line
on Georgia avenue so as to reach the
home by 2:30 pm. Arrangements have
been made for bus to meet the cars.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

Electa Chapter. No. 2, will have its do
nation evening Tuesday. November "a,
according to the announcement Of
Worthy Matron Edna S. Rauchenstein
and Worthy Patron William Scantle-
bury.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

Capital Council No. rs, is preparing
an entertainment and country store for
a later meeting. Charles s. Jones, c. S.
Harriss, +. E. Potter and Mr.. Franklin
are the committee.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

The executive committee of the
knights Of Columbus employment bu-
reau met Thursday evening, Chairman
Richard L. Lamb presiding. State
Deputy Normoyle presented additional
data secured from the Philadelphia bu-
reau for the consideration Of the COM
mittee
Evening star., 1914-11-08

And now the Masons are likely to
have a duckpin league. At least that
seems to be the purpose of Albert
Haas. president. and Walter H. Oliver.
secretary Of the Columbia Lodge Duck
pin Club. composed of members of
Columbia Lodge. No. 3, in communi-
cation addressed by them to Worship
full Master Everett H. Taylor of the
New Jerusalem Lodge. No. 9. which
possibly is similar to communications
trict.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

Federal City Lodge, No. 90. paid
Harmony Lodge a fraternal visit Fri
day evening. The lodge was well filled
ing was spent. The feature was the
reading of newspaper clipping by
the secretary of Harmony Lodge. Civ
ing an account of visit Harmony
Lodge paid Federal City some twenty
three years ago. Tomorrow evening
Federal City Lodge will visit Beacon
Lodge. and Wednesday evening, No
vember IS, Federal City will entertain
the members. their families and
friends with an illustrated lecture. "A
Trip to California" by Mr.. Poston.
Refreshments will be served
Evening star., 1914-11-08

De Molay Mounted Commandery, No.
4. will devote its conclave Tuesday even
ing to REGULAR business. Eminent Com
mander Warren w. Biegs. in his last
circular. announces that Past Com
mander G. f. Dunkum. who has been ap-
nointed instructor general of work by
fhe grand commander. has started his
school of instruction and exemplif1ca ton
of the orders of kniehthood It's next
session will be held Saturday evening,
November Il. at 1880 n.m in the asylum
at Masonic Temnle. when the orders of
the temnle and Malta will be the sub
'ects. The first school was held the
evening Of October 80. when the order
of the red cross was exemplified.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

Frank NJ. Marshall at the Walter Reea
Hospital. but adds that he is much
improved and expects to return to his
home. 1907 G street northwest. within
few days. Walter F. Halleck Is also
reported i'll at the same hospital.
Charles s. Wheeler is i'll at the nome
OF his son, 302 f street northwest, ana
Sir Knights Warren Coffin. John A.
Ellinger and Siggers are reported I'M
proving.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

The Knights of Columbus Dramatic
Club met Friday evening in Knights
Of Columbus Hall, to make prelimi-
nary arrangements for the production
of modern play. President Francis j.
P. Cleary stated that much enthusiasm
was shown by the members in the pro-
ject, and announced that the selection
of the play and cast would be deter
mined at Il meeting to be held the COM
ing week.
Evening star., 1914-11-08

Osceola Tribe met Wednesday night
at Masonic Temple. Tenleytown. Four
applications were laid on the desk Of
the chief Of records. Senior Sycamore
6enner or the tribe expects to organize
District
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TREITSCHKE ad infinituml is the
battle cry Of the american press. The
Americans breakfast and supper table
appears to be incomplete without dish
of Treitschke. Ii this German Professor
of modern history were alive he would
be in duty bound to express his ap-
probation to the American press for
the fame that he could never have
achieved without their unwearying as
sistance, for in his own country he was
never considered the authority which
the American press imputes to him. He
was doing off into oblivion when our
American colleagues reawakened him to
new life. The dust that had begun to
gather on his volumes has been blown
off in this country and not in Germany.
What may have saved him from utter
disappearance was his brilliant diction
and his skill in coming striking words
With the exception Of these outer
praces, he was at no time writer who
left his impress on the German mind.
On the contrary, intellectual Germany
has rejected his reactionary views which
manifested themselves principally by
pronounced anti-semitism. He was the
leader of that restricted class which the
German people detests for their narrow
minds and their backward views. Now
the strange thing has come TO pass that
German author who is 'scorned by in
tellectual Germany is offered to the
American people in an English trans
lation. but the intention is obvious.
An unpopular German author Is to be
palmed off on the American people as
the representative Of German public
opinion. We thought it proper TO warn
American readers against such dccep-
ton. Treitschke is no more representa-.
tive Of Germany than Hobson is OF our
country. What Americans think OF
Hobson's exaggerations, Germans think
of Treitschke's wild flights Of fancy.
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biRsirunsen
geidlieht Die GipiioienitiummiiIiom
beSislid) 5ueisr Slssela.

/ Gic GipiI6ienItfommiiiion bat III
i6rer geitriaen Situng bic Wcoifi3l'
ring bon 5lpei ibrer @eaeln beidioi-
ien.
ssn eriter Clinic ipuroe bic geitint.
mlng be5iielid Der 8eioroerinseH I'M
9oli5ei. im0 Jeiieruebroepartemeist,
oie beIaat, oab iiir bic 8idaiiniia 81
eincr gei6rOerlnIg cine abioliite for
perlide 9ausli1feit uotbpenoig III,
cabin gpanoert, oab in 8nfnuit tei
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Observation-Disclosures Die Eiidtigfeif oe3
jgetrciienSen beifeinigt.
Ter Critic, Der aus 0ieier gerdnoc.
rlma Der glegelm gcrtbeil 5ieben miro.
lit Der goIi5eiforporal S5eiieibrof, Der
6efaimtlidj Dor eitiger Belt nld)f ,ii
elmer gei6roermgspriiiung f1r ocn
gojien Ses5crgeanfen 3iigelaiieIi ipiir'
Sc, NEIL er ii6 Dor einiser 3cit eine
ernite @erleBuns eineS gnges 5li1s'
,oae,r hattie. Can't bent geiirigeir BE,
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SeiicIbrod niuntebr 5it elmer gefor.
Serungspriifrng sugelaiien lDeroen.
Iie 5iucite @crdnoerniig, Die be-
5iiglidJ ihrer 0iegeln bon Der Gipil,
bienitfomniiIiion bei6loiien muroe.
betrifit Bic slnitelIrng BON 9ranfen.
pflegerinnen i'm itaStifden Soipital.
Grit nor fursem batte bic Gonintiilioii
Die glegpl aufaeitellt, SaB nur Gin
cilnlaticrinnen ii1 oeu Yriiilngen fi:r
Die Soften Der 2ranfenpflegerinnen
unter5ieben Siirften. @eiter, ipiiroe
nun Sieier 8efdIub ipiberrufen, oa IS
iidJ berausgeiteGt bat, bnb nitt genii.
genb gincinnatierinnen porbdnSer
iinS. I'M Die Noiten 5if beiescn sSn
lle6ereinitinmilng nit oieier gntidlci.
oing ipirSen prompt Die fcIeenoe.i
ron SRI .2ogan. Der Siiperinfenoenrir
Der GranfenpfIegerinncnihuIe I'M
SoipitaI porgeuontmenen Grnennun.
gen gutscheibeu: Gliiabetb glaftraH
aIg -Silfg. .Sltperiiitenoentin; 9landJc
6. Gloen als Sbcrpfleserin i'm Cpe.
raticns.ssapiIlon; Ia,Ioe a. CORN
aIs slufieberin nabrcnS Ser ssadf5cit
unS sflltb Snotpben als sniiruf.
feurin.
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@ut unb glut ssopfert babe, nm bic
flapifhen 9dHber bon Der tiirtiihen
Serrf9aft Su befreisn. @elhes Be
,penben es bamit bat, taun Der 9err
prcfefor in Der Gsidihte isines eisez
neu aanoes nadlefen. Sm Sabre 1878
madte iid bic ensliide Glotte gefeatss
bereit. nm RuBlanos 8efreiunsspert
gu perbinbern, neil es BON Der anf1t
aussins, bab lsbislih Der 3rped beab>
Ii6tigt perDe, oiefe 90lier inter RuBz
lambs Serri6aft gu itellen unb auBers
Dem &onitantinopel gu nebmen. Wie
betannt, ipurbe pieIer brobenbe arie9
apii9en Rublano unb Gnslano burh
8ismard psrmoge Der 8erliner Sonfes
rena perbinoert. Was @nglano 1878
that, mubte Oeiterreih in bieiem
Sabre tbun uno' sipar aus nod 5fpins
senoeren @riinoen. IS begte ntdlf
Bios ben 9erba9t, bab RuBlanb bic
galtanldnoer unter feline 9erri4aft
itellen unb 8onitantinopel nebmen
ipplle, Ionbern es bate unipiosrlegli1c
geipeiIe bafiir. 9lber ebe mir ben
Ssrrn profeFpr laufsn laiien, lpollen
mir nod cine anoere bon ieinen perleu
berausbeben. gr idst. bab Seutldlono
niemals bas S6ipert fir eine idipds
deere glation ge5psen babe. Der 9runo
1T, baB SeutIhlano bic Seu6elsi perz
abfheut; pis lie Rublanb unD Snslano
innspobnt. Sat England ous Sdtpert
qesogen, I'm Die 8urensRepubliten gu
bsfreien oOer iie gu unterjo9en? 9at
es bas S9pert in @sppten ge5o9eu,
um bieies su befreisn ober I'M es unter
enaliIhe 6errI6aft au iteaen2
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MnnSeH i'm Wenid.

Gin Iann, Der ieiireR 9san,eH afs
@illiam Senrp aus gnffaio. q. ~,
ansab, srfdien sefiern Worsni IN ban
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Sdilie gao. 6fS gselt S, gtraBe Bon
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nit einem 9faiirrmeiier bearbeifct
moroen iit. Senr9 wlrDc na4 benz
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iein 3isiton0 nidt bebenfIiA. Die 20.
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Habc benz be5eid,neten Bldee ipdter
Gin Slajiprmeiier Dor. Cine llnterind).
sHs III ieiteIls Der WcIiaei ein0eleitet
.porbeu-
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pie 2Bei6ma4ts-g gofGarttH.
Bon SoHHerstas on fSnnen bic Bot.
iartsH Der Silfssfelidaft Be.
susen iuerbeH.

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llngariffe Silfsgeieaftdft bat bs,
fanntliG b.n gsIh[uB gefnti, cine
iiinitlsrifH nusgefiibris poitinrte Der.
aussuseben. tpeffe bas DON Der 0s,
fsaidafi fir bic ariessnotbIeibenDen
peranftdlteis Gammelirert ipmbofii9
BARTLETT Die Gnfiparf riibrf BON
bem betannttn aunftmaler 5errn Sub.
mig Woiescsf Ser, bic GrdpirtiHs bat
bic Central gnsrnDing 60. beforst
unb ben Trud bic befaiints 9yirmd @.
MoienthaI U. 60, Die Adrtsn ipsrbsn
beute fertisesItsiIt iinb f0nnen bon
Donnsriiag an ill Der 1olfsblotts
Office ober burh 9srrn Jpbn M.
9dmmsrpn be5oaen psrben. Serr
RammsTcn pirb nod anbsrs GteQsu
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Mithuod,, Den 2. 9e5snber 1914.

gu uniereu sefri9en Be
mertungen iiber pas fraR5oiil4e 9slb@
bu9 tit nod elm Na4tras am YlaBs.
BUM S6luiIe oes Documents piro gee
iast, bub Seiterrsih ii9 bereit ers
flGrte, bic tritifdsn 5ru9sn ndher gu
er6rtern, dls Seuti9lano oas 8erlan@
gen elmer iofortisen rufiitsn Demo.
biliTirltns itsats. 9amit, bsibt es, lei
Der arieg unpsrmetolid seporoen uno
bic S6ulo oaf fir latte duf Seutlblano.
9as lit bod eine sisentbiimIi4s 6olsss
ruug. Rublanb madte i'm srOBten
llmfanse mobil. Deuti4Iauo pers
langte, bab es bic Deobiliitrupg stns
iteae tpus Rublauo perpeiserte, iDeld
lebterer pi6tiser Yuntt natiirlih i'm
@elbbu6 peridpiegen miro. Was
fpllte Seutifaanb ba tbun. Rublano
aeftatten, pab es peiter mobiliiire?
@enn RublaHo Den Srieoen ipiinI9te,
hGtte es bod bic Mobilma6ung einiteie
len fDnnen UNI als es oies oerpetgerte,
blieb bod Oeuti9lauO feline anbere
8abl, dls benz offentunoisen 5einos
entsegen3utreten.