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dor in St. Petersburg since 1910: has
served In Vienna, Sofia. and Berlin
Sir Maurice de Bunsen. British ambas-
sador in Vienna since 1913; has been in
the diplomatic service since 1s7 and has
been ambassador in Lisbon and Madrid.
ambassador In London since 1904
Count BenckendorR. Russian ambassa-
dor in London since 1909.
Count de PourtaIes. German ambassa-
dor In st. Petersburg. A nobleman Of
Bohemia; has been in ST Petersburg since
M de sverbreew. Russian Ambassador
in Berlin
Naval and Military omeeEs.
Baron Conrad Won HoetIendorf. chief Of
the general stan Of Austria
Marshal Putnik. chief Of the servian
general stan. who was arrested while
passing through Austria; a noted STRAIT
egist.
Gen. NORTH Won AunenberE. commander
OF the Eastern army; former minister Of
war.
Gen. L. Won Frank. commander Of the
Austrian Central army.
Gen. D. Potiorek. commander Of the
Austrian Western army.
Rear Admiral F. Lorfler. in command
of the Austrian active fleet.
Admiral Won Essen. commander-in-chief
Of the Russian Baltic fleet
Gen. Jilinski, chief Of the Russian army
general stan.
Prince Henry Of Prussia, inspector-gsn-
eral Of the German feet
Admiral Won Ingenohl. commandment
chief Of the German high seas fleet
Gen. Count Won Moltke. chief Of the
German army general stan; nephew OF
the famous field marshal who directed
German operations in 1870.
Admiral Won TirpitZ. the German naval
secretary. has held ONCE uninterruptedly
since 1897, and with the Kaiser has been
the creator of the modern German navy.
Vice Admiral Amero D'Aste Stella. the
commander-in-chief of the Italian active
fleet.
Lieut.. Gen. Alberto Polio, chief Of the
Italian army general stan.
Gen Jorfre, commander-in-chief Of the
French army; born in 1852 and served in
the Franco-Prussian war. A buriy coun-
try gentleman Of great simplicity Of char
acter.
Admiral Boue de Lapeyrere. command
er-in-chief Of the active French fleet
former minister of marine. who did splen-
did work in reorganizing the French navy
at a time when II had sunk. owing 70
disagreement, into state Of unpre-
paredness-
Gen. Sir Charles Douglas, chief Of the
British imperial general stan, who has
had considerable war service in India and
South Africa.
Lord Kitchener. British war minister
and the most famous English soldier
Of today; the hero Of Khartoum.
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BISHOP HARDING Is s1xTY.Two

Bishop Harding yesterday celebrated
his sixty-second birthday in Garfield Hos
pital. where he is recovering from an
operation. He was born in I1sburn,
Scotland. and his parents brought him
to Brooklyn, N. Y. when he was eight
years old. He received his college train
ing at Trinity. Hartford. Conn. and on
his graduation from Berkeley Divinity
School was ordained deacon, A year
later was made a priest. He became as
sistant pastor Of St. Pauls Church, Bal
timore. and was appointed rector of 81.
Paul's Church. this city. IN 1851. He was
made bishop In 100.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16

The school Fairgrounds have been kept
up by private subscription. Congress has
appropriated money only for the munich
al Fairgrounds, of which there are eleven.
II should not only like to see the pres
ent Fairgrounds kept open all summer. g
said Mr.. Thurston. but to add four or
more to those We have. They are needed.
The only school playground now open is
that In Chevy Chase. which Is supported
by the Parent-Teachers' Association OF
Chevy Chase School.
THE parent-teachers associations
have done valuable work. Unaided they
have supported several Fairgrounds and
have helped to keep up most Of them
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CHICAGO PRODUCTS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug B.-MILLFEED-Em; trs1e
dull. Spring bran. in loo-pound sacks, ia. to
arrive; standard middlnE5, to arrive, 225; Western
red dog. SEQ; winter wheat in l0o-pound sacks, TO
arrive. August, 20: city bran. in bulk 900.
RYE FL0UR-Firm; trade quiet. Good to choice
4.Z5a450, in sacks.
CORNAIEAL-Firm: dull trade Kiln-dried. for
export az in sacks; coarse meal, In bags L7Oal Is
HAY-Recsipts. LIS tons; firm: trade quiet
Quote prime timothy. In: No. l timothy. Is; No
9 LlbaI2o: No. ;. lo5al-a
sTRAw-ReceiptA % tons: finn; trade quiet; alr-
piles light Long rye quoted at @; new. to SuiTe
san
PoRK-FEm; mess. A.7sa5.2s; family. aOOas0;
clear q 50aS0.
BEEF-strOnG Packet, z@a2@; family. sOoa
SOC.
LARD-Easier: demand quiet. Prime Western
10 20; refined continent, lo.75; South American Ip
refined Brazilian, in keSs nz; beef Stearine 8;
lard stsarins slow; New YOrk. ny.
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ASK S45,oOo IN FIVE SUITS.
Two Plaintiffs AIIeEe Islander and
Three Permanent InurIes.


FOrty-five thousand dollars was asked
yesterday by compliments in suits filed
in the District Supreme Court. Two are
account of alleged Islander and three for
injuries.
Mrs. Pearl Stanley. represented by A.
L. Newmeyer. asks $4,000 for Islander. She
says that Julius Kabansky made defam-
atory statements.
W. T. Krebs and Nellie Krebs, through
Attorney Fl. B. Moulton, ask $40. 900. Their
suit is against Charles J. and Ellen ].
MacMurray. 1t is alleged that Mrs. Mac
Murray slandered Mrs. Krebs.
o. II. George, a steamfitter at the
Government Printing Office, sued Little
field, Alvord and Company, the w. G.
Cornell Company, and George W. Fors-
berg for $4,000 for personal injuries. the
result Of falling into an excavation filled
with hot water. Henry NJ. Brown. an
other steamfitter. injured In the same
manner. also asks $1,000. They are rep
resented by A. l. Newmeyer.
James c. Perry, carpenter and builder.
asks 5000 from Arthur L, Smith and
Company for injuries, the result Of falling
from an insecure scaffold-
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BEGIN CANNING NOW!

Agriculture Department Warns
Housewives AEaInst High Prices.
The Department of Agriculture yester-
day sent out warnings to housewives
throughout the United States to put edi-
bles In cans The department declares
thot IL the housewives will can fruit, to-
matoes. asparagus and dry beef and
preserve other articles Of food. when the
high prices come next winter they can
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laugh at the beef barons, the pork
primes and the vegetable viceroys
The department states that sugar has
jumped from 81 to cents a pound on
account Of the European war. but de-
clares that, even at this increase, to
use the necessary sugar for canning food
products will be economical in the long
run.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16

A Tasmanian apple orchard eight years
old will net the owner in an average year
from 500 to 500 an acre The increase OF
orchard area in Tasmania is at the rats
of :, 90 acres q year.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16

Moving pictures shown on a slightly
concave screen are relieved Of some Of
the distortion that 10 noticeable on dat
screens
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16

Tuscany eultiyates LIs&554 acres OF
grapes.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16

Total valuation OF West Virginia pub
lie service corporations assessed by the
Board of Public Works for 1915 is $s15,
10000 against $S12. 600 last year. Steam
railroads are assessed S1S6, 40. co., an in
crease of about $S35. 900, and oil and gas
companies at SlOl, 10000 an increase of
$3.50 OOO The remainder of the increase
over last year is made up in valuations
of electric light and power companies
and telephone and telegraph companies.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany property is given an assessed valu-
alton of $4,000. 900; Chesapeake and Ohio,
S34. 10000, and Norfolk and Western.
S3I.JO0O00.
The New York Stock Exchange has
been informed of the proposed increase
in the capital stock OF the Canadian Pa
cifc Railway Company from $3.50. 900 900
to 1886 600, 0O0
The Washington herald., 1914-08-16

The Chesapeake and Ohio reports for
the fiscal wear as follows:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

50 rs 1t = blk IS Col Hts-BURNs. ChAs q
ux~Belle TO SGml 7 Hickman Ell VI Katie
rine joint tenants SO. sub to right q way 4
covenants
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Die unaerat6nR gOd6ter!
@ouIr 4. @erbaro.

sNnblihw - 60 atmar Bic m%frtttaen dmerttdntiten girGer dt
enDih bot mfre Reacrlmg hA ~ Dent Sdrttc enhdlofen ben ne
idon Dor 9Unaiea hdhe tbn ioagHt Cutel Sm III bon uneHothcr
sanftmutb m0 ganamnh. ee muB ifon toll tommHL mam CT cHoHt
Ole nod Elm bBfen of ebre mo anhdH0 belt s ft lonacr Gefouen
alien fonnic. Sh CLAUDE BAR ohe iuiame Grohung nit aopans Mn.
ptffi Tolls oe Shdgpd Gill 6urhquae. benz Sab Den 8oDen aisgeihlaan
hat ercD in ciner mgtmbliden 9erblenouna mo arrogonj botte ienet
Sreune grnan oils m modhg mo Die Gbe 0es mcritanithcn Bottles ole
AT qenng eingeihabt Ids mar Elm arober 6eblrl - grpoH mag nohl
lem irgSom Serge ae6utt baden, ais CT oRer energiitm Vrctdt gcgen
Die Shrghdt iCnes Sdnieguicbnes umter5eitneu mtBte. Dem oB er
i'm perdbt bet fam ih nitt alnbcH. limo Der urne 9dge IN Sonoon
uns Dnbl Dor Gngt 9nt Gcihpltt baben ais CT oteien Erotat n5er
rSdrn uuBte,
en0idl = Der critic shrtt in Ser rctcn Riatna 1T aebaH. Sc
thnn BON Grdfoent Eilon Or iage, Die ofeutite Netnlng IN Vine,
rfl lei auis So6te cnport ibcr oe %hanoigeH acknowledgement oes ame
rifnnihen 4mDGS brd Die enalftcu arieasidife en6tid beHnnt
man af bic ofpHhidc Wctnug bier ehuos &ldittt 81 nebmen. Us mar
Ole b0thc 3dt. Soften mir nun OnB Der 5uGte Strtt, 9theofs &nf.
fcunnsubrgerbpt aud raid uo enideoen get9on miro, sum glben Der
gan5en @eIt.
ghe abr Bat enqlano 0iefn iberrnifenoen 5drtt nifaeHommen? -
Sn Qonoon lit man entptt Ole guhrdteu ron ben bcriheOeneu
areashhmplaben mer0n gr nidt bcodtt Wlm reject u0 fobut MIR
hbr oneH umeitmiihen 4rotat Isle ihon bate mon es it'd nsge
matt, onies @erHnneHpof Ron ieb3ia glilionen nsubungern nno 0o#
nit 0en una1enebmen Roola mf INNER beiehgen 81 fonnen. alan|
ihloften, Damn ipnr man nat6r SER, u%nbeidrlntter SER Der 8elt
un0 menn 4merio fd Damn nahber mai mnuig MAIDEN moute, 0mn
mar es 81 fpGt, 0dnu ididte man ibm euad ben ge6eH Sopien nuf Den
Sus, Der MIR All 0ns aommanOo a9osl" 5dbneileideno uartet lt0
nun lit aaes anoers geommenl
80 6u nnaerntne Iodrrl" ~ 90 ianlnern fe iebt 6rlben In Con.
Oon. 20 Die trene guthrie6e Gnglauos 81 berratbenl Set ammo
1870 babeu mir Die Sebe gegeH GeutidlanO IN amerifos inpi0cr 9rene
berieben. haben es ms 10 biele 8un0erttmlcn0e bon 9fm0en fofcn
lnen. mn Dem merioniideH @olfe en5uhidtern, oaB es uur lmiere
gcboriome Iodlhr ti mo bleben mHie llno Is IB fh bis beute 10
gut an. ln0 jes2l --
llnO Die uugeratue Godter mm6 fh iett of f5re steluuq befnnen
umO lire ebre %DertbeiOtgen gegen ieOermonn. . pe oumn mar ood Oieie|
Gro5nng nit Sapans Augriffl @rep rno 9rpanl 60 onl = IS lit
cine 2Mt 3n lebeul
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malihdmcrfaHihes 2~cicrpnbdfm beibt cine bmmnide g~dofsacollD
obr q rprdleuiirt Die gr5be %gornirthctt onn font foHuie bod oe
ImapIde NaHe riti immcrW bon NMeu ibB iofe alberc flgm nht'
Ihidm 5Wlta, oaB Die critic aaliihe Araec Gin bsden Hem NOR
Juno babs. nod o9cnArein hh tmnr bubih btutaa belt, oGs lag ulht
nm characterization, iOnberH an Der aliaeuOhHtsH Saitf OS ~thrbaren
Il0bn gaa, inner bic nHoeren Boiler I'D bic SdHt i'm eHslidm Jnterehe
lbtedn ~ laieu. Gft ale Die tgriligten IauidG bic yiuitm gus Dit
lpreufn Dernmtrebcn uu0 ans Dem Spd8icramg nod Berlin nidts mur0e
|bageam dRr Die Sahen Tatitc1 uie0ertradtmuuee nod Der aanol
finite abfdteu etgen. ho mart Der g%cauafige Sobn gm 1mienpeiie
cue Juppn bortbin. nm ben 6ran5oien 81 bacn. mos r loit ME
|aetbau. &e oben geaat % uuroc 81 fpt fibren. ale Die oumnen
m0 frhm gugW iet5unngel, ia it ieoer Cat cine 2iae eabat llnire
mol bcr5id lattn Ms SBbtherltt poaen mir Sicie Jtrnoe Os eolcn
RortbdiHP beradteL limo i'd 9ofie al 6Nkf Stele, 0b af 0eic
.@robmdudatst mecbcn0 cine dbalihe 0ehhe antoori afalt miro
mic he 95udia mf icine Ihaoe non oen atsaarobenoeu Ratm ebieIt
Ian abr 9 oanH abel. Doltel mir ipicocr ladnl --
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Die MtntrnIitdtsIlnn.

IN 49lao0pbla baden bic Eciit.
itcn mo Arlanoer cine NelitrnIi.
tdts.yiga acsriinOct nm Die aeaie.
riinp 10 @%oihiuatou ~ bciDegen,
Die Reltrolitdt geaen Die iriegiiib-
renocH uiropdtidcn gnuoer itreua
az beobadteH. 20 III IN eriter 81.
ME orc gieicrnna bon @aifen 81
perbietpn. SH VbilaoeIpbia per6en
mel arobe Muiicusg eriammlimaeu
n6gehnltrn nnD i'm Alotbidae min
man nod @uihinaton maridjiercn
mio BORT in Wiaiie erideinen, ruo
GiuOrnd aui Die 8egierung MAIDEN
uno ben aonareb iomic ben Rraii,
benton @iIion an @eo. &digingtons
4bidieos. aoreiic erimcrn, iih nie.
mails In europdiidc angcIeaenbeiten
81 miidGr. &bilanoer s. anor,
Der iril6ere Staatietret1r mitcr Bra.
iioent Iait, III elmer Ser 5iibrer
Dieier 9guealtng. Ger Oeutid.ameri.
fnniife Rationalbuno empiieblt Die.
Re 8eipeailug fiber 0as gnrje Sono
9u Uerbreiten lu0 tn alien groBereu
Stdoten dbnlide 8eriammIungcn
a~b5ubaIten.
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9cntidcs glnt.
gOn Oscar slnmenitaI.

gOn Csear s~lamenitaI.
IN euHbun elite Bur 9uliSei
5iusit cine bOrHtbme Game:
y5t bite, frGst niai, MGR i'd iei?
geriagleseH bIeibe mein Name.
ID famine OOn 9eatfaen! ms eins
@0rt
Naht isScH remtIps i'm CANOE.
SD itamme . 3suiihsn. 5ast MID
fnrt
sru Der IterHie aneirtIidsm etranSe.
ID pia uidt seGifet abieits itebn
luS bon enrem Suarimm selapnt
iein
Bia bentidIe SGpeitern uiGt Ieiben'
iebn :
aaA mi. eHrer GjHaOs beI0But isin.
Gem pas in ber sdIndi sHH ME &C.
lang,
5rbt babt i1r's fertis befommen:
Sbr 9abt in gritnnuisH init rutem
Spang
eisI 9eHtiae ssiaassu senOmmtn.
aHb feisrn wirb man int tBneabea
Neim
Cen oiorreihhen earer Siese:
S9r riHet bic 5raatH aus ibrsm Seintg
Die ainber ans iIrer gBiese.
lsHH ferbr' i'd msin gfIintteil an carer
@MtI
id NTH fem ssSnIbetsr Gaf iein
Ssnn Id, aud i'd bin pom bentiGem
@lut
inb mal enh i'm tiefitsu berbaht ieiu.
iuS ari6sIt tbr ratios, uer i'd biu?..
Shr braHat nidjt Idueer 81 EHusnt
ID BIN bic eHGlifhe Q5nigin -
Run, bite, iast mid BON binneni"
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Gr,6iidloF RiurSon toSt.

Gan 5ranciseo. 80. Ge. - Nn
Counting oeritarb in ieiner @ob-
ninla an ben 5olgen einer 2ungen.
ent3iin0ang ie.ne gminehj 9atrid
@iaiam Gioroan, Grjbiidof Der
romiid-fatboliiden gr30io30ie BON
San 5ranciseo i'm 9lItcr BON 70
Sabren Sm udditen Sabre bate
er iein goIoeues grieiteriubiIduni
feicrn tonuen.
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antrrrinnte stntiitif.

2incolL 80. Ge5. SIN Sabre
1914 nurOen i'm Staatc Iebrostu
gegen Sas goriubr 1913 an anaben
1900 mebr geboreu. Die @ciomt.
5obl ser @ebirtcn 1914 betrug 90
704 in Rebrasfa, mas aegcn 1913
cine 3unobnte BON 600 beocirtet.
anoben puroen geboren 1902 uno
OfdOden 1902. Die 3obl Der
Seirotben i'm Staote betrug 12,t57
mo Der gbeiheioungsgeiuhc 2t59.
2eetere itiegen I'M Douglas. gountp
nilf 637, BON oeneu l3s bepiatgt
murOen. 1895 5o0esfGlc iino i'm
Stoate borgefommen 4bnnbme
gegcn 1913 i'm $40. giienbubn.
llnfdae tobteten "a gegeu sc inn
@oriabre. 4uberoem mnrOen It's
Selbitmor0e gefneIoet.
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wls swd aabalisHsbheabsa bsmld.
let wsrbfn.

80 q"f HtfWlUs
let nsrbsn.
wlt 6ularsn unb liIansn nod
fraHBoFidt Rapnnuitbriqaoen bsrs
Hidisu, ujdblt Elm bsutider 6ulus
in tiHtm Utlbponbrisf BET .araHsf.
3is.': Jn onsr Mubt rliien mir duI
btt eaHofrabs %poripdrls, ba ipmml
EN- ylsIotrtitsr nngdasi unb bFlngi
be Qn9riht. bab absrIsgsnt Ieinos
ll6s acknowledgement ii1 ndbsrlsn
Wtr riiisn noa 800 dieter Gdriit,
eauB iisIlien ipir uns 5uglpslie auI.
llnO MN giHg as In @dlopp, bic
tenis esfdlt unh Den eabsl am
Uautiri.mtn an Urn, porpdrts. Die
grompstt bites gum p%srIidrsitn Ga,
loFp. BaIo tparen ipir In elmer 9aIs
muIbe, unD bd erblidien mir aui
200 Nsisr Den 0sinb. au6 Ct tam
i'm @aIopp auf uns gu: mir borisn
loon Die yferbs idnauisn. Quf 10C
ylstsr ruit unisr Aiitmsiter: .5sas
libeu!', duf 80 Mttsr isbe Id, ME
unisT Hittmsilterl i.intn Rtrolpet
iiebt. Elm Gran utlb Der 6iibrsr ber
lran5ofihen 4siisrti fuit e~strofitn
vcm pisr0s. Sin iuratbarsr 3u,
ammmpral erIolgt: qanse aeaen
ean5s, Degen ssstn gsgsn, Rub as,
gen ROB, wlann gsssn Mann, 6as
lipiitm trdheu in yauisn RepoIpsr,
l9tfs SD iebs pl6blih, ME msin
Wantmtirsr bon ADJ 6sinbsn i'm,
Tinet lit. SIN @alopp itiirm ID nit
lipst aamtraoeH gu inn. Wir bauen
lbH bsrous, unb in penigen Stiun.
ben litgea apt 6einbs, iunee Wlens
IGsn, auf hsui nit glut aetrdniten
Aaisn. uuisr WadimeiItsr 1T frei
un0 nsitsr ftiirmsn mir p%orndrts.
Ole 9an5sn 5absn Die meilten bon
ans iaou Derlorsn, 3umeiit iino is
I'M 9sgner itedsn s%eblisben.
Ilit benz Degtn In Der 5dun aebt
Is meter. Cine uRbeimlt6s Mul
Eadt uHs ale. 9ta9s fir bic ass
ialsasn anmeru0cn pollen mir nsb,
men. ShuIter an Sdulter aebt IL
better iibsr WeuIdsns uno qIsrOelsp
zen. Wir pifen niGt mebr, lpdA
i0ir tuu, cine ioI6s &ut bat uns
5tpadt. -. IA, mas lit 0as? Dit
~rpmpets bIGit gum SdmmeIn9 gu
sdd gsbt Is i'm Jluss. Del 5sinb,
,lod obne re6te Ssiinnuug, iant 90
Jltter binter uns fer, Bonn sr aIaubt. |
\ Bate uns in Die 5ln4t gti6Ia.
tin. Aber Is nar nur eine Qiit, In
I.nsr @al0ede bQtten 0sutlhe IRA.
tinsngspsbre Qaffslung asnom.
lien, ibr 6ubrer battle, I'M urls al
tttsu, bur1 feline 5%rompetet eigen
da4tig 5um SammeIn 6lnIen lai,
en- uno baour9 uns, Iopie Den
,sinO in oas 5tutr ser WlaI6inen,
,epebre gelodt. uno nun matter
IN bic Shiif in Die Reibsu bel
sinolifeH aeiter. gs bat alts
,aapp cine Gtunos gsoauert, in 0iss
let tur3tn 3eit babsn 5000 feinolids
ibr qsbsn la7eH maFeu. 8iE
Karen nadbsr ale fat obns geiin.
aaHg Dor 4%ufrsauHg.
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Berlin, I'm Iobsmber. Ginem Brief
rom tpsitIi4en &riegsi6aupIab ents
Timmt Der QutaIan5sigsr bic S6iIose
:uns zines 0orfulss, tuie er robsr
anb nidtsniirbiser taum aussubens
ten 1T. 2sstbin puros Elm snglii6st
Jlisgsrpffi3ier 5ar Nntlohoung bins
lsr uuiertn GGabengrdbsn es5ipurs
zen. ct battle i'm Glus3eiig einsn beut@
den GeFangsnen iplitiernadt nsbeu
fG, Der Drr A6Its uub 6ieber 5ittsrs
{. Man Bate ibn 70 5ipingsn ipcIs
en-, unfere MrtiasrisItsuungsn gu bsre
;dttn. Der GngIdHnsr 1T HatlrIid
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gidlt O6ne sri6ane.
8latte Genter, 90 Te3
M ~ "a "a

ftAAAN 0AAANAf - I'D
q. 9f. 2 9ebr.
gert9e Serrenl
4nbei Mone1 Groer CUR 9eglei.
dung oes Announcements iiir SIRE
3eitung. 9lodlte obne Sbre ipirflidl
geoiegene 3pbiiuc uitt ipin, ein
edtes Oeutites 9Iatt, Dertb in ie.
Dem oeutitan 5duie geb1lten st
Der6en, into fperoe iebeu. hin uuO
uieoer Elm 8ort ein3uIegen rep.
sum a%6omenent %anfeueri.
Bite oesbalb Inn uiumter6rode.
ne 8uienOmtg, oenn mir beiOe mod.
ten feinen Gag nerIebeh no ielbe
nidlt fdme.
5r69Iite @eibnadten uno Elm
gIiidieIiges 9teues Sabr piiniheno,
griibt adtlmgSUoa,
emil anngs,
RIntte Center, 9fe6r.
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Nns @rrtna.

Die Notwithstanding BON
Gretna glatt0iitiden 9ereen fdno
am Sanitag Den 26. DECEMBER I'M.
ter GROCER @et6eiligung itatt. Die
f%olgen6en geantteu tuiir0en ertDdblt
fit BAG foI9euoe Sabr: grdiioent,
2oren3 Stobl; gBe.BrdiiOent Claus
Siepers; Shatneiiier Sobn Mun.
tier; 8inan5. 5efretdr Grnlt anoa;
Shriep.5 efrctdr Gbriit. @ilobn-
gen; 9~Ibliotbefdr Sobn StabI, 81.
nan3.aomite: CLAUS @loncr, aSafob
Ghlers, 8m. greD. Ger gerein
feiert am Counting ben II. Sonuor
iein IA. Bebnrtstngsfeit, tpo5n ie.
oes 9itgIieo NIT GamiIie eingeinoen
lit. am Samitag Sen 20. Sanunr
MIRO Der &erein ieiupn beIiebten
idbrIiden Masfenbaa abbalten.
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10 bieI einiDobner bat ais Geiter.
reidllngntM 9ieies 0roBe Men.
IhenreietDoir ihidt inner rlcite itnb
ueiie Griosffa ftc. @ir TIN bns I'm.
ieriae, tHl6 I'D babe feincn augcn.
Gid earm ge5 peffelt. boE Der arieg
NIT unierem speifelloien GrfnIoe
Wn0 init her enDgiiItiaen fntnitro.
pbalen Nieoerioae lnirrer @e9ner
fiIOen miro
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g~eindt:-Geitid Ghmei3er, ueIfer
inn griit bon Shmei8er 8apie.
rem ltnO ca. 80 SoAre oft lit. Ct
tpsro gebeten. feline slOreiie hinge.
bend, ip0teitens bis gum 30. b. 20.
sipeds zines Iobnenoen @eih1fts
e~in8l1euOeu nnter 800, Omaha
9ribiine. 800
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mittleren Sabreu ais SausbdIte.
rtn fir g9ittlUer NIT bier ainoern.
RefIectanten poaeu iid gefl. an Or.
v. W. Campbell, gaaenger BLDG.
ct. Soiepb, go, pen6en.
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Mon unterItiibe Die beutjde Brei.
(e, inOem man gu ibrer Rerbfei.
ttrne beitrGat
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Rianu.9 Bargain Geines aimboTI
giaro in DorsiaIidem 8uiton0
iehr 0iaig fiil Boar. Eel. GoaSA
Las 1863.
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R(aI(itHlrle an6elgen!

3nnser 9eatidsr, Der Die notbigen
8npiere 5ur l~leberfabrt nod
QeutldlnnO beiiet, Dem jebo6 Die
notbigen 0itteI fe9Ien, bittet pater-
ldnOiid geiinnte 0rutide, ibm Elm
|@iaet bon Gmabo nnd glotteroam
3u faitfcn. Der 8etrog lit ungefGbr
$50. 81. Smabo Gribiine.
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3 siemIid neite SanIer, oiif einem
9aupIas ftebelo. na6e Bancroft
Ctr nlo gouleonr0, fiu6 t~ranfbeifs.
hnlber biIlig 81 bcrfoufen. gae
orei 5uiammcu ODER getrennt, oeaen
9aor ooer oui areoit. 0fferten ON
u. g, Sribiine.
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09ien ~erldienenn: G~riegsfnrtc Drn
europa, Snrfei, aegDpten nnS im
WeIten.
Gin GROCER 4lan bonn 8eitliden
ariegsidaupIos @eIaieu- 5sant.
rei6-gnglanO un0 Safer BiIbeInl.
aonal, NIT aaer 3eitungen uno
Sorts. 3piiden 8eroun iino gel.
fort finO oIIeiu SO Sorts. 0iefe
aarte 3eigt ben a~ufentbnlt oIler
5lottem einen grtra.9lnn bon go.
ris unD 8aridall nit Angabe oiler
Sorts. @~crfeblen Sic niHt 0ieie
aorte tommen Sl Ioiien. 9reis ST..
Rortb 8eitern Boot Co., t472
@race strect, Chicago, SH. Q.30
@eiadi;-Giue Oeutiae Grou In
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Geiadt:-eine 0euti4e Grau in
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Nole-The following poem In blank verse Is an amcn. n yer
translation OF a letter, written by an unnamed hermnn hWMtI ION
the MARK (Hrandenbure). The original IL a rhymed poem showing
the writer 70 have been a poet Of great talent. ~ ~ suppHsmthIya
by the statements Latter written Oct ~, 1911. sueeumbsa q ms
wound Oct 20, In the military hospital at F0rbaeh, Lorraine