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The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-05-08
METAL PRODUCTION IN CENTRAL STATES.

the silver copper, lead, and zinc produced in
1913, according the final figures of j. p
Dunlop of the United States Geological Survey, S5S05o27
this Missouri and Michigan contributed by far the largest
amount Missouri production being valued S2960lS90
compared 1912 the total the Central States in
that year being S79,G75,Sll
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-05-08

Missouri advertised and secured a husband.
The adj cost her $500 The husband had been soldier the
Spanish American and he died the other day and left her
49, 600 life insurance; BESIDES she will get widows pension
from Uncle Sam. 1t pays to advertise.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-05-08

merchant who perstently refuses advertise but who is
backward about taking advantage of his fellow merchants
booming and boosting has right wonder why he not
popular than he is.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-05-08

As between McXican Colorado strike battles and
baseball excitement almost enough going on to occupy
the minds of those who mental stimuants to keep them
from getting rusty
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
Miscellaneous Shower.

Mrs. b. A. Simpson entertained
Thursday afternoon with miscel-
laneous shower for Miss Liza Cruce
The rooms were attractively dec
GRATED with cut flowers and ferns
The dining room was unusually at
tractive with Easter lilies and vines
used in profusion. The table was
centered with a large Easter basket
This held many beautiful gifts for
the bride to-be.
The afternoon from to had
been planned as a musicale and a
number of Ardmore's favorite musi-
clans made this part of the enter
tainment very pleasant Those who
assisted durng the music hour were
Miss Noble, Mrs. Earl Kennard, OF
ClCburne, Mrs. Love, Mrs. o. l..
DENIES. Mrs Westheimer, Mrs.
Hart. Miss Avis, Miss Ellen Dick
son. Miss Dorothy Dickson, Mrs.
Woods. Miss Noble concluded the
musical program with Mendelssohn's
Wedding March. to its soft strains
the briie-to-he entered the dining
room. where seat had been ar
raugel for her Here, with the
assistance of friends, she opened her
man, lpgutifuI Gifts
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05

Bleakmore, Kruger, Baker, Love,
and Simpson, with Paul Frame
appearing as the captain and
hero Of the day. A little romance
is carefully woven in song around
the football hero, the newly rich
Bonds and an English lord The
Verdant Green Freshman and Levi
Lender are the characters vino sue
cessfully weave and unweaye the
romance, with the timely assistance.
of the merry widow, a step ladder
ana the jolly bunch Of college girls
. Misses West, Bates, Bowman,
Bloise, Ramsey Ikard. Butler. Phil
lips, Brown, Madden, Hyien. Jarrett.
Freeman. Dudley, Hall, Moore.
Fielder and Granberg,
The operatta as a whole was Ger
tainly a success, and up to the.
High schools standard in every
detail. The director deserves great
credit for The work, and the mem
bus Of the cast have certainly
crowned themselves with laures.
Miss sherwood as the attractive.
daughter Of the rich Mr. and Mrs.
Jeremiah Bond, sang beautifully,
and was unusually attractive in the
scene as she sang "8e Still o.
Heart" Mss Annie Anderson as
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05

THE Pennant,' an operetta, full
of college spirit and enthusiasm,
was presented at the High school
auditorium Friday evening under
the direction of Miss sally Mays
Mccoy. The first act opened with
the High school yell: "Chickasaw,
Choctaw, Cherokee Creek" given
bv dozen sturdy football players.
Cleek. Sayre, Bastine, Brown, Byrne,
Anderson. McCharen. Thompson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
7 AMERICAN POETS
Palm Sunday.

The choir of St. Philips Episco-
pal chulLh will render special
program at the morning service.
MIR. Won Nor'iheim will sing The
Palms. Mrs Harris and Mr. Bertram
Ke.cher will sing the beautiful duet
by Dudley Buck. The Lord is My
Light
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05

The Ladies. of the Leaf will not
meet tomorrow afternoon. The
meeting has been postponed until
next Monday, owing to the serious
illness of the president Mrs. Wall,
and her children.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
At Methodist Church.

The choir of the Broadway Meth
odist church announces special mu-
sic for the motning service. An
anthem by the choir and a solo by
Nr. John Hoffman,.
At the evening service, Mr.. Ber-
tram Keicher and Mrs. Harris will
sing a duet, also an anthem will
be given by the choir
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
Yellow and White Luncheon.

Miss Dorothy Downard entertain
Ell several little friends and hel
teacher. Miss Helen Peterman, with
a pretty yellow and white luncheon
Friday afternoon The dining room
was beautifully fairy-like with jon
quils and white car,ations \ dain-
" luncheon was served the little
Misses RebecCa Love Edith Burrow
Carolyn Straehley Eea-rice Weiss
Virginia Crockett, Dorothy Downaul
and Miss Helen Peterman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
Orio Club.

The Orio club meets tomorrow af-
tenoon at the high school with a
study of Millions Paradise Lost"
combining last weeks lesson with
the lesson for this week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
Ferndale Review.

"Only women may know the ag-
ony of love enduring after the foun-
dation upon which it was built has
passed away"
EARLY AMERICAN POETS
Hostess. s........M Miss Pauline Higdon
Leader. Arthur Carpenter
Responses.........A Woman roe'
Magazine study.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
Extra Special Prices Made for Easter Silks Wooens
and Cotton Dress Goods

o
We eamr and OF
d
CANTO nc m n
Regular lWO
Special
3ncS
FmcyW
wee h
in
nspeiauls week. at ~
Snces width n
price so ayad on a ; 39C
a
an
v1,hv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05

The many friends of Miss Annie
Thompson will be interested in her
work ami to know how fayorahly
her work is regarded. on March %
We notice that Miss Thompson. with
Miss Lewis, a member Of the fac
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
Utility ombinations-"The Suit That Suits

from
C5TpJF tho rnen to t
PRICE, is
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
New Waists for Easter

Our ecr s.H ad
yar o ttacty yare o
Many mo, oducdn in he II
make hen O 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05

CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
Easter Sale of Ladies'
Apparel
and Beautiful Silk, Wool and Cotton
Dress Goods

NNE BELIEVE that the careful of Ladies
w comprehensive this Everything should be here here
include all the
bic The style aonshngy
fabrics unequaed for Individuality Not
from the of equally for the economical opo
This sale authentic
and goods offering this early opportunity
which undivided
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
New Models in Spring Skirts

Pa Section and o
the most cnarmn iGl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
Fancy Ribbons

beautiful coIecd
pa desirable width II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
ONE-THIRD OFF ON ALL woo

COATS OF REAL DISTINCTION-The charm of thu
express artistic tailoring; second in the sharp rel
coors. The materials include: Novelty MiXtur,
range in price from $3.50 to $25. On special sal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05

Fcrulale Review club. Mrs.
lligdou hostess with Mrs. Ar
thur Carpenter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
Our Distinctive and Fashionable '

$25G0 WOOL SUITS-Made Of the newest material 3,
the effective sOlels suits that are excellent
Easter at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
$1,000 WOOL SUITS-Graceful suits of light weight
type Of suit for dress or business Suits that
marked for this Easter Sale only ................
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-04-05
Easter Sale of Wool and Ratine Dresses fo

this will be o
haveon Tered o o
graceful becoming Ii
AL and
" " . . . . q
81 be mark TO .. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
0nrae GtaStneniofeiten.

Gum geiten oes 9oufon0s fir 0ic
neue Stride Der fotb. ct. Serome's
@emeinoe iono aeiteru cine erfolg.
reid oerlouiene 9apniete itatt. go.
ter Sames q. @oIOeu 1T Der Seelf
iorqer Ger @emein0e.
Sr. gilbert @. Sopcrs, ser Gor.
liber ser Gomrniiiion fir offentlihc
getriebe, Iieet on elmer idmer5baff
ten rbeumotiihen grtronring in iei.
ner @obnllng 6u Denton 0arnieoer.
Sr. @eo. Stemort (StooeB) 8romn
fam geitern init ieiner Satin BON
glep- -gorf an imO reiite nad einem
9eiuhe bel ieiuem @ater nod Blue
9ioge meiter.
Nr. 9llfreO s. 0ort miro bcilte Dor
0em n9lopertiiiug Club cine gteOc
iibcr 8oltimorc's @eIceenbeit fir Den
ousmGrtigen ponOeI bolten.
0os qW8olnt ct. 9lones.Gonea
5u NIoitnt @oibineton mirO om "a.
September ieinen @interfurius er.
0ffnen.
Sri. Siobel Sornon bon gleiu-
gorf, Die nele9efretGrin Ocs nGbriit-
Iiden @ereins junger 6raieu," troi
eeitern bier ein un0 iibernobm ibre
neue Stelling.
Sri. 2ouiie q. 9iniep, sic Cod
ter oes Sefretdrs Soiiob ainieo BON
ser GoIi0eibeboroe, bat lid gum @e.
iudc elmer 8efonnteu nod @ilomooO
Grcit RS begeben.
gla6 Dem @oIi6ei. Genius bcfinOeu
lib 1865 Stimmgeber, oorunter
24224 N1eger, in Der Staot 9aIti,
more. 9ie groBte Stinmeeber5obl
bat Ole Is. gSoro nit 1O.t3O Stimm.
ge6ern.
Der @oronidIag Ger @oumpol-
@rnte oes SiioenS miro uuf 16 Wtil.
lioncn 9allen berehnet, uno ocr glu-
fauf BON 100000 9ouen in Seem.
Yorf miro ais Sropfen ouf einen bci-
ben Stein ougeieben.
@eitcrn moren es 25 Sabre. 0oB
S6erit 5reOcrid &oine, ser omerifo.
niide @enerol.GoniuL bon Berlin
rob Baltimore 5uriiffebrtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
W1araOt fima frii6 an.

DoB Ii1 Stlpeilcn reht eigenortigC
Scenen in moncben, bon iog. StuOen-
ten aus 8orto 9fico bemobnten SGu.
fern an ser 9Selt. 6opetteitraBe ob-
ipieIenJ erbellte aus elmer @erbono.
lung, mel9c 9fibter Sopler inn nett
lihen @oIioeieericbt gelterit ylodmit.
iag unter Wiitpirflng oes Spe5ial.
aqenten @reeuremitib eegen sic 90
Sabre oIte W}iIoreo &ep5er aus @u-
gcrstomn fiibrte. @iit oieier ipor sic
crit 15.i6brigc Wiarsot 2eegert. eben4
falls ans Sogerstoirn pergoitet NOR.
Oen puroe ieood Dem Sioenogeriht
sur 9IburtbeiIing iiberipicieu
Sic 6eitnabme Der 9eioeu erfoIate
in Dem Suuie g1r. no, @eit-6oDette-
Strobe, lno cs lit iibt alSgeiHloi-
len ooB nod peitere @erboituueen
in oicier glngeleeen6eit erfoIgen luer-
Oen. SSn Ser @erbdnohng fomen
Ginoe 5lr Sprahe, gegen Oeren g{ie.
oeri1riit iit Oie 6eoer itror6t. W1il-
oreo Sep5er, melHe bebauptet, felt
bereitS bier Sobren Derbeirotbet 81
ieiu miro 5ur @iu5ie6une peiterer
Nohfori1uueen bis 81 einem aui
bcute glohmittog 3 ll6r icitgcieetcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
@,nrOcm in 0cutIdlonO oat 6c0anOcIt

gep .gorf, 10. September
Cine @ruppe Der NaIiagiere oes
Gompfers n@otsoam~ bon Der gSoI-
louo,9lmerifo-Qinie,@ welHer belltc
BON NotterOam bier eintraf unter'
5eidnete cine oil Die amerifonilbe
@reIie aeriGtete grfl1rlrng, in ipel.
der Iie ongo6en. 0aB ibncn Die oeilt'
Idc 9legierilng iluo oie oelltibe Be
Dolferlmg p1breno ibres Slufentbalts
i'll 0cutidlono cine bofli6e mo
freunoidaftliAe @ebanoling 81 Gbeil
meroeu lieB. SSn Der Grfldrung beiBt
es Feraer: ,,g9ir beOaueru Die SAL
tung eines groBeu Ebeils Der omeri'
fonii6en %reiie, pcldcr 9eribte pll-
bli3irt, Die, luie mir iuiilen inbc-
griinoet llno irreiiibreuo iiuo."
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$ ome 9fulc GontroOerie
modt wicoer b0ies
@ll1t

2onoon IS. September. -Olod-
Dem Die llnioniitcn eiiiet formellen
93roteIt eineele9t mO Dus Sieuugs.
5inmer berlaiien, paiIirte oas Inter
bous berte 9}oHmittag 0ie bonn Pre-
mierniiniiter 9lsquitb eineereidte
@ill, pelbe ole @irfionifeit Der iri-
iden Some &ule9ill ilispenOirt.
Sm ltnter6olie murOc ser SIntrag
ouf cine 5weitc 2eiuug Der Some
&ule.9ill nit einem Gotitm bon 90
gegen 29. Stimmen OorIGaiig beiicite
gelegt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
0eirat6s-Qiren1cn.

Sans soIlt %, imo G1riitina 9(n-
oreiien, %.
DlidaeI 8. Glarf, %, umO 9ioa
@rain, IS.
Charles q. 3. @wiuu, 81, mo
MDrtIe 6. Startt, 80.
George g8. %lumtine, 2S, imO &e.
len 8. GIouO, 81, 8eioe bon 8il-
mington Del.
GpriI g9. 9ou96er, 40, bon 60.
hans, ylo, imO Wfnnie 3. Sollioa0,
%, BON Baltimore.
So6n S. s. Gngel, 33, lno @lorD
q. Carroll, 27.
Sorrp 6. So6ueper, 25, unO N1o.
mie Is. Owens, %; @eioe Don @oib.
ington, 9. 6.
George S9. @osneIl, %, uno gior.
ma 8atfielo, 21.
NSaco6 @eloer, %, BON 9fep 9orf,
uno @li5qbct9 Sotomon, "a BON Bal
tiiuore.
eopnro s. N}oloncp. "a, mo
9(Iice 9Qa 9foboro, %.
9ueronoer $. Barter, "a, mo @ln-
rp g. Sorris, "a; @ci0e bon SbfeS.
Oillc, Wio.
SbomoS s. sluoerIou 50. mo
N1innic ,Sobnlon 9oblbepp, 80.
S6omas S. @1nlenbcre, 25, bon
@oi6ington .. g. uio 1elen 9iot6,
%, BON Baltimore.
SoidS FidnS, 2S, bon 9erflcD, @.
3D., imo Sorab Snow, %, BON BAL.
tinlprc.
4iuS &urSnctis, 26, uuo 0no
NlotnIoitis. 26.
1orrD &. Soreis, 90. lmo Bertha
s. 8onoorff, 10.
9ernaro @elo, 40. 9gittwer, lmo
9(nnic 3iSfino, 38. @ithpc.
iSreoerid 9l. Siupicn So, @itt.
NC non Qees6lre, ga.. uno Siloo
NJ. SbeparO, i6, bon @oibington.
Q. g.
Sobn 0fiiOom. 25. lnlO 9ioIolia
Gielen5o, IL,
0ouiel @ilIer, 85, imo ella ..
Wills, %.
SSreocrid 9lorriS, 90, bon Sigb,
lanotown. Ylo.. im0 @inifreo ~.
Burner "a, pon Baltimore.
GOparo s)oimg. jr4 q. iuO @er.
tba Slnoerion, 16.
Charles @fcGort6D, 27, BON @uf.
iaIo, u. 81 lno Coma VI. 9litten,
6ouic, %, BON Cincinnati, ..
0aoio &. sliaGneB, 81, inns MarD
@e. 5dIag, 20, r
9tapbaeI SiegeI, "a, @ithper, lnO
Semitic Shoe,t 80.
Sc5p u SHaO. 26, mo &ireinia
$. Yrice, "a
glorman ~ @oonep a. uno
g[mp y. Carroll, 81.
G6orlfs " Sranf, %, iiuO g6ar-
lotte 6. Smith, 21.
BuiunI S. Sobman 23nlnO @lo.
roella Ber0ano, Is; 8eioe BON
Sbomofiit Na.
Wrunpitiids.ileb
0Qlnn Qll Alilin,, mus Lrn,1 ~, u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

@erbor obne 9iiraidoit feitgeboltcn,
udbreno Wiorgot Scggert porlduii9
Dem Snitiut gum u@uten Sirten" 81.
aefii6rt mur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

piro, Sitieitc Der goibineton., nobe
@ougb.StroBe, 12.1 bel 2S.
&C. 6illmore Garter an Sobn z.
Slater uno 6rau @eitieite ser &e.
mingtou 9Iuenue, ua6e 81. StraBe,
1873 bel 80.
@alter .. Su0lor uno 6rnu an @.
$. Sdmiot 9loroweitieite Der Nil-
fens 9loeuue, no6e 9looiion 9IlIep,
1919 bel 52.9.
Sobn Opel uuo 6rnu an $. Geiber
mO SrolL @eitieite Der GIortion-,
nabe Rauooll StroBe, lilo bel Y.
Sronf 8. Singer uno 6ruu m
Soco6 Shaub imO 6rau Citieite
ser @uilforo 9lpeuue, nobe 271a
StroBe, 16 bel 1877.
Sobn 6. 6olfert mo 6rou al 6.
6. 6olfert mo 8rou Oitieite Der
GbeitniIt, no6e 2 9lpe., IA bel $50
9inpooo g. Glarf an Soiuoro 8.
2. 81. Giticitc Der N}orDIono glpev
no6e 9anoole StroBe. i6 bel 100
Somes 81 9eolmear & Sou,Go. an
GGurIes 8ronj un0 Srou, @eitieite
Der Catherine. uo6e 2emuon.Strv
t4.6 bel 50.
Sinpooo g. Glorf an Somoro 9. &
2. gl., mebrere @unoitiide.
6. GowarO Sdoumloffel an 9lmc
Tia guebl, ggeitieite Ger &oie.StraBc,
nobe 6oirmomt glpenue, 10 bel 80.
SSoiepb 9uc6l uno 5rau on 6. So.
SGolunloffel, @eitieit ser 9loie.,
StroBe, na6e Soirmount slpenue. 12
bel so.
@lenuooO .. & 6. q. an @oit6 @1.
Glorf Siioweitede @u(lifiu. unb
.StroBc, 1910 bel as.
9Seter s. Campbell ou Catherine
Gompbell, Noroieite ser @reiton.Str.
uobe SoriorO 9lpemie. IS bel 9S.
9lihoro $. 5ra5ier an g. ScmiS
imO 6rolL 9lorooitieitc ser &eunipI.
nonio gIpenIc, nobe Cumberland.
StroBe, IA bel 72,9.
6ronf 8omoitef uno 6rmi an
S6eoIinoo SorriS, @eitieitc ser 0ir.
bon-, uo6e 6eocrol StraBe, ia bel
81.
aorolina s.. 9ontcr6a dan So6u
$. W1iller unO Srou gloroweitede ser
gtortb. mO Union 9lueuue, 10 Del
80.
6apette 2. 9ro0eu ou 81. Stouleu
Garswell, 2 @ruuoitiide.
Whirrap 9romn al oenielben. 5mei
@rrnoItiide.
Som Z. 9onoblc an Saco6 s.
GorreIf imo Satin, g9eItieite ser
@otomoc- nabc 6lcet. 5traBe 1873
bel 20.
Seriel6e oil @m. aile6n imo 0jat-
tin, Oiticite Ser @llpooo-glpenue, ma
be &ratt.StraBe, 1879 bel 40.
Sos 6. gSbite &ealtDp &c., an
9luauita 9ernot, @eitIeite Der Sur
leD. no6e Mcgloerrp- StraBe. 1876
bel Ct.
6ranf .. Singer, ir., imO Satin
an 9lgot6o NJ. Mc@rotb. Oitieite Der
@niIioro-9Ipeme nabe 81. 5troBe,
t5.4 bei 1870.
@u. 8. SoroelIa imo Satin al
pima 8. SoroelIa, Oltieite ocr 5ris-
bD-9loenue na6c @Danote gluenue, 90
Bel 80.
s. WPiIton @ucter an @cni, 2
Daocrs mo c'attiii, 0itieite scr @uil.
ior0.slpe- habe 81, StroBc. i5.4 bel
i20,
0erigl6e all @6as. 6. Collins lmo
Saith, Sitirite Der 0rilioro-sloe,
nobe 2712 StroBe, t5.A bel 1870.
9ollin 9)lid an Ncnrp 9liipel
Siiooiticite Der 9gicomico. na6e Scott
Strobe. ~ bei So.
Sncrctia g., S6eeler an gIla Q.
peb6 Weitieite Der Gbeitcr. na6c
observation-disclosures. 16 bel n.
Sorab &. Stopmam an Senriet
ia 9Iem, A @rlinoihide,
Gbos. s. gaitber iino Satin al
0label Spaloina, 9aoroieite Der Ger.
ineton.StraBe, nabe 5uIton.gIoe.
16 bei 100.
TapiO 3. ainnear an GbaS. s.
@oitber lno Satin g|oroieite Der
2erin9ton. ShaBe nobe 6uIton.9Ipev
i6 bel 1i0.
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@rnnpitnds. .ilr6ertrannnaet.

9lllen Jl gsiliou iiuo 8ran an 3.
s. Nlatotet mo 6ral, g|orOieitc ser
gllblanO 9Iuenle. ua6e grooioros
StrdBe, IA 6ci rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
Nenes St25O.

8pel euteebante 9dujer CO. 8iumet uno
gao in ieoem; qrobe 3immer iiilo 8ot IN be-
iter Sronlnq. &dnnliiaiionSsB Berbinoung. Ca
titdre @inridtrnacii. @oupldb 10 bel 90
RdbrIlobe gtiisgaben $4,000 Nebme 0dliie in
Naar ilno 3let nuf &bpoibei Na46uiragen
betm NeTter Wr. us, Npro'%aAicn.s .straRe.
G1uIl9t1Mtl
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Cieuiioa, oen is. September 1914.
Nlebl 3ufu6r 5532 Safer,
einidleblid 174i Safer 5u Gouton;
aiiiienperianot 1901 5aiier.
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llnm mobribeinli6e unbe.
# tGtigte NteI0ung.


81 Iieppe ienOet inter Dem 0atum
oes IA. Septem6er Oie MeIOmg,
ooB Oie oeutide 9lrmee unter @eue-
raj bon alud ongeblih sur lle6er'
ga6e ge5pungen moroen iei.
Ger Correspondent iogt: Sin @e.
riibt lit nob Gieppe gelongt, ooB Die
ertreme 2infe ser Gerbiinoeten no1-
Dem iie iiber Slope inO Sam cine
@iufreiiungsbepcgung gemaht uno
iib nit elmer 9lrmee aus Dem 8ou.
logne Iiitritt pereiuigt babe, Sc
neral BON alrd ge5milngeu jat, iid
81 ergeben, unO 5por nod elmer
@eriion nit 1900 Niann uu0 noh
elmer onoereu @eriiOn nit 25,O00
Wlonn ne6it @eiGiiben uno ariegs-
material" ="
(9loDe II. Sam lie9en iii0oItliH bon
glniens uno murOen Dor 5mei Sogen
bon ben Geuti6en beiett. 9lo6 tiir5-
lihen 8eribten iin0 oieie StGote
aber ieet I'M 9eiib ser gerbiiuOeten.) }
&umGnii6es N1iniiterium
reiignirt?
2onoou, Is, September ~ Syn
elmer Gepeide bon Hom iogt Der
Correspondent Der rGentral 93eipS,
0aB Die W1itqlie0er oes rinn1niihen
Cabinets reiignirt bGtten.
0eutides Submorineboot
geiitnfeu.
2onOon 15. September - Ger
oScotdman" brinot 6eute ole W1el-
Oung, oaB oos oeutiHe Submorine-
boot, welhes oen britiiden Grel8er
nYatbfinOer" gum Sinfen bra6te,
iett ieIbit gum Sinfen gebraht NOR
ben iei.
@os 0os britiihe YreB.
9 iireau iogt.
Son0on, Is. Sept ~ Cine 6eu-
te 9todmittos bonn offi5ieIlen 9reB-
9iireml Oer0ffentlibte GrflGrung
loutet:
Ser SeiuO 6GIt nod cine Itarfc
9oiition n0rolib BON Der 9Iisne, uno
Die Sample oauern ouf ser gou3en
2inie fort.
Ole Sruppen ser @er6iinoeten ba-
ben &einlS beiebt
Dus glrneecorpS ouf ser 9fed)ten
ser 9riteu bat geItern 600 @efonge-
ne eemaht ino 70 aouoneu erbeu-
tet.
Ger 9legen bat sic 2ouoitroBeu
idwer poiiir6or gemaht ino er6o6t
Die Shpierigfeit ser oeutihen 9liid-
mdrtsbepeglmg.
Gie 9Irmee oeS aronprin3en lit
lpeiter 5uriidoetrieben iuoroeu uuO
6efinOet iidj iebt ailf Ser 2inie bon
@orennes, GonierooDe m0 Ornes."
Geutides boltiibes Sc
i6poOer in 9lftion?
2on0on Is. September. Sn
elmer 0epeide bon 9lon bonn t4.Sep-
tem6er melOet ser Correspondent ser
nGrhonee telegraph Company" es
ici oifi5iell bon Berlin aus qeneloet,
OoB ooS Oeittihe boltiihe @ei1mooer,
weldes iicb ans 80 Sdiffen 3uiom-
mcniebt, IS To6r5euqe in clifton
babe
(Tie Gepeide lit IN ser 6oiiung
pieoergeee6en in Ser iic pom britt.
iben @enior poiiirt mur0e. S6r Sim
lit nidt flor. @s lit moglid. ooB Der
Correspondent iogen mill OoB fimf-
3e6u 5obr6euee oes boltiihen Sc
ibiuaOerS in oftiuen Sperotionen an
Der &iiite ooer oilf 6o6cr See nit
Dem 6einoe begriiien iino @s lit
ouh mogliH, Dab er meint, ooB uir
15 Der Sdifie 5ur Belt oienitidbig
iin0.)
9ritiider grioo0e @eue.
raj gefollen.
2o4Non Is. Sept. 9rigaoe-
General gtei Gouglas 6inolop bon
Ser britiideu slrtiuerie lit nod elmer
beutieen 9Infintoielus ii OcrSdjlobt
gefollen.
.(9rieo0e General 5inolop con-
monoirte ieit oem Sabre 1910 Ole
erite 0iUiiiou Der 6ritiideu 9lrtiaerie.
Gr 0iente i'm iiioofrifaniideu &riegc
tS99-1900. Gr mar i'm Sabre 1859
9e6oren.)
WlarsOt iins friib an.
9oB iib oinpeilcn reht eieenortigc
Scenen in moncben, bon iog. StuOen-
ten aus @orto 9fico bepobnten SGu-
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gcrIOrcm:
@erlprcn.

@m TO- september Elm @adet, 9dnoer enibas
ten0 0elobnunq, penn bel oer,, ,,9banls GTpreR
0Ompan1," 6ranliu.StraRe nno oIuilicro.9lpev
abgelieiert. CSeptl6)
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gu Uermietbeu.
3m perpadten.

WaIIeruIer-Giaentbnm 81 Derpantcn.
Soiel nit 13 3umern nno 1roBem Spelie'
DINNER in fbaitioem 6nin; 80 older; Idn6'
8rioileQium; gutter Siid uno Nrabbenlane,
Haoen uno Saao am Stonp greer init Eams
piersg9erfie G5ebe lnnecn %adli nit mnBigem
Yo6t8inS. 9dberes in Nr, 2i01, Gt,Erelton'
Strnbc (Sept1O-1B)
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gu pertanfen:

gu Oertnnfen.
8ddcrei uno GonoiiorsQnoen. Sine 0ltic Br5'
poiiton fir ihneuen Sfduier Norelire. ~.
10O," Sentider 6prreIpunocnt. (Septl0-22)
3u ucrfaufcn:
2as feline @runoiihd ylr 649, 6it "a. Str
Sot 60 bel 200 SUB 2l5,It5dige &illa nit 10
Simmern; neit nlooern NIB bouidnoia; Snee
uniibertreifc6; ein ioeales Seim.
(Sepi10.f5.1O
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..gpmtb.Seifeh. .Sarmen": S1nF biS fIinfBebn
Ader ebenes Qano ifr $4,000 ben glder, gln.
ioblung $500, cdnu $1.O0 bic g9odle ooer $500
Renailifi cute girabeh gntes. Bailer Gilr
Repc 1919 ". HaBette,etr., Baltimore, Mio.
fsyuni1O 81, So, Co.,
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4u Uerfnuien.
Seine 8eniiiIesSarm bon 10 Wdcrn Nio9es
moab, nnbe Nelairs9iono Nod5uiroaen bel
Merrifcn & wierzllcn, glf 100, Gn.9erlnntun-
StrnRe (Sui3O, O,InS,2mt)
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SsrIanot- Sransn nuO MaOden.

0cunngt:
G.. Sn elmer fIeinen 5amilie cine iunee Sran
lllr 0ugemene Sausarbeii fam gadtS i'm
2aule bleiben; Gobu SO pro gSo6e; feinc Ains
DER 9iab3uirageH Rr IA, gseh 20. StraRe.
lScpnG)
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@erIamst- gSanusr anb &uOben.

9erlnu0t:
Sin Nddcr als brittle Sdno al Yroo mo
Cafes Nnh5uiragen Nr. 3147, 5reoert6'glue.
(Scpt15-1G)
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Sin g8uritmader, Der Sic g8urits5abrliation
IN allen @ran6en 0riinoll6 ocrltebt Wlan qe'
be glltcr nno @riabruna al. Norelltre Seoin'
lon 9adina Gp., gicppurt Neus, Ya.
(Scpt15-1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

@ei3ens 3ufibr i2S.9i9 9u.
idel; @eiapot BON oen 6lebatoreu
26,S00 9uidcl; @lebatoren.9orratb
i,5i9B52 gnihel.