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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-15

Summary: Stolen bases-Loyd 2 Sac
rifice hits-Chase, Grover. Two-base hits
Thomas 2. Krug, Miller. Double play
Miller to McGaffigan to Mullen. Hits
on Scroggins in 5 innings; Cooney 2 in
B. Struck out-Grover 4, Scrosgins g.
Cooney q Bases on balls-Grover S, Scrog-
gins 2. Time-2:00. Umpires-Gaston and
Stockdale.
Sioux City 2; Denver 6.
Sioux City, Ia, May 1.-THE locals
could not hit King effectively and Denver
won. The locals hit in nearly every in
ming, but could not bunch them. Score:
SIOIJX CITY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-15

StraWS
Time now for you to look them
over. The best makes are represented
in our store exclusively
Knox Exclusive Shapes
and Braids SO, -, IS
Smart styles from the C. & K. Shop
Mallory Cravenettes Rain and Sun
Proof
Sennits and Splits 81 90 to $500
Panamas $3.50 to SIS
Bangkoks ...... IS to $500
Exclusive agents for Chelsae Quail
ity, hand made, New York styles in
Splits Sennits, Panamas and Bang
koks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-15
ST. JOSEPH.

Summary: Three-base hit-Davis. Two
base hits-Davis, Britton. Sacrifice hits
Sacrifice fly-Schang. Double plays-Brit-
ton to Patterson; Britton to r. Watson
to Patterson. Stolen base-G Watson.
Hits-On Duffy. in eight innings. Bases
on balls-On Glaze. 2; off Duffy, Z. Struck
out-By Glaze, 2: by Duffy, 2. Umpires-
Mr.. Barr and Mr. McCafferty.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-15

Summary: Two-base hits--Kane, Spahr.
Butcher. Three-base hits-Spahr. Stolen
base-Smith. Coffey. Sacrifice hits
Mitchell. Hits-On Klein 2: or GetcheI
4. Bases on balls-Klein I. King 4. Struck
out-By Klein 3, by Getchen 2, by King
g.. Hit by pitched ball-Le Jeune. wild
pitch-Cetchell 2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-15
Omaha 8; Lincoln 4.

Omaha, May 15-Omaha won the fifth
straight game Thursday by defeating
Lincoln s to L. Scroggins was hit hard
in the fifth inning and Omaha scored 4
runs, enough to win. Score:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-15

s; Wichita, 4. Sacrifice hits-Lakoff
Hunter. Henry. Two-base hits-Jones 2,
Ochs. Bills, Graham. Hahn. Haley. Bos.
soloni 2. Three-base hits-Hahn Stolen
bases-Nicholsdn. Hits-On Lakofr 7 in
innings; of Mogridge in 1; on Lambert
II in innings; on Bills in q Struck
out-By Lakon 2; by Lambert I. Bases
on balls-On Lakoff 5; or Lambert 1: on
Bills I: of Mogridge /. Passed balls
Haley. Hit by pitcher-Hunter. Umpire
Haskell. Time-2:1O.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-06-26
CHANGED HIS MIND.

A lady whose name is Brown re-
Gently proceeded from the breakfast
table to the telephone in the hall to
order some things from the butcher.
"Halloa" said Mrs. Brown. els this
Mr.. Batty's?" yes" "Well, this
is Mrs. Browns residence. Will you
send me a large, thick steak by four
o'clockT The boy in the butchers
shop happened to answer the tele-
phone, and promptly responded /:
well, you Just bet your sweet life
I will" 'Do you know, sir, to whom
you are speaking?" Indignantly i'm
quired Mrs Brown. "Sure l do"
said the boy. you're Jenny, Mrs.
Browns cook" "You are mistaken.
young man. You are speaking with
Mrs. Brown herself" "Is that SOP
replied the boy. "Then, in that case,
madam, we'll call the bet off,
Dundee Advertiser,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-06-26
HARD TO DETECT CRIMINALS
Anonymous Letter Writers Seem to
Find Il Comparatively Easy to
Cover Their Tracks.

In detective stories it is an easy
matter to find the source of an mon
yInous typewriter letter. No two
machines are exactly alike and, in
fiction at least, there is always a de-
fective letter, easily visible under a
magnifying glass, which betrays the
secret. In real trials the thing Is
not 50 simple, as appears from the
outcome of the famous "pOison-let-
ter case at Elizabeth, N. J.. Pos
sibly if the experts were impartial,
instead of being retained to make
out a case either for the state or for
the defendant, more definite results
could be reached; the outcome of
the present system is a kind Of paral-
ysis of justice, which can neither
convict the guilty nor clear the inno-
cent to the satisfaction of all. The
woman accused of writing these dia-
bolical letters, calculated to spread
suspicion in her neighborhood, has
been acquitted, but nothing has been
done and nothing seems likely to be
done to clear up the mystery. 1t is
not easy to find and convict malig-
nant anonymous letter writers, but
when they are caught they should
be punished in proportion to the I'M
speakable meanness and %depravity Of
the crime.-Springfeld Republican.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-06-26
The President s Record.

Senator Cummins says the
President has obliterated Con-
gress. OF course, the Senator,
when he makes that assertion,
must be regarded as a political
opponent of the President, and
due allowance should be made
for the fact that he will not go
ont of his way to support the ad-
ministration in anything, but
making allowance for the exag-
geration, what IS the reason for
the undoubted fact that the
President is %powerfull
One perfectly evident reason
is that the President is powerful
One perfect evident reason IS
is that the President is the leader
Of a dominant political party. II
that party is to accomplish any
thing it must follow a leader' anu
the majority is Loyalty following
the President on all party meas
ures. What is interpreted as
the power of the President, there
fore, has behind it the power OF
an organized and disciplined par
ty. The dominance of the Presl-
dents views is none the less
CALLING to Republicans and Pro-
~gressives because its strength IS
really party strength, but 1t IS a
very different thing from per-
sonal domination. 1t is also d
much wholesOmer thing, because
in the long run the President
cannot command the strength Oh
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-06-26
Missouri Pacific Time Card.
WEST BOUND.
EAST BOUND
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
Of administration on the estate Of
Elizabeth Kronshage deceased, We're
granted to the undersigned on the
18th day of May, 1914, by the Pro-
bate Court Of Lafayette County, Mis-
souri,. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to
exhibit them for allowance to the
undersigned within six months af-
ter the date Of said letters or they
may be precluded from any benefit
Of said estate; and II such claims
be not exhibited within n year
from the date Of the last insertion
Of this publication they will be for
eyer barred.
This 18th day Of May, 1914.
]. H. CHARLES KRoNSHAGE,
Administrator.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-06-26
TRUE DOMINION.

Cruelty to animals is sometimes
justified with the plea that man was
made to have dominion over them.
In the first place, the dominion
which was given TO man was within
himself and over all his thoughts and
feelings. In the second place, if ii
were true that he should hold the
animal world in bondage to himself.
he should remember that dominion
should be exercised in love and
mercy, and not in cruelty.-Unity.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-06-26
Notice to Readers.

This paper and the Daily
Drovers Telegram both one year
for $500, the regular price of the
Telegram alone. The Telegram
gives you the telegraphic news OF
the world every day and is the
/ st farmers newspaper in the
Or phone us today.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-06-26
EACH A DIFFERENT.

81 don't expect to call on you for
a long time" said the young man,
departing.
"Well," replied the sweet young
thing with a yawn, "I'd like to have
you call, but not for so long a time
again"
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-06-26
rnE PERPETUAL LISTENER.

BILL don't understand why 90
many musicians want to commit sui
eide.
Jll-YOu never played In g band,
that's Why.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-06-26

Give your order to Mrs. L. E.
Mark for good Homemade An
gel Food Cake for all occasions.
She will bake and deliver your
cake on short notice. Sure to
please you. Phone 703.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-06-26
To Whom It May Concern.

l went in at Wilcoxon's cleaning
shop today,
And had my suit pressed in the
proper way,
l only had one suit to my name,
So Wilcoxon said, come in, and
wait in the waiting room,
And you can have it pressed
just the same.
A FRIEND.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-06-26
DISCOURAGED.

Don't be discouraged because you
have been thrown down; get up and
take the bull by the horns"
at can't be done. This bull is a
muleyP
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-06-26

She-Oh! but she thinks she's a
brilliant conversationalist.
He-She should talk to herself
if she wants an appreciative audi
ence.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-06-26

The Lexington Intelligencer TO-
gether with the Woman's World,
Home Life, Green's Fruit Grow
er and Farm Life one year all
or only $1.1S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
sd,rcdli6 ucrltiimmclt.

GGorlcs @ @eun bon elmer Soto.
motioc ii6erio6rcn. Gin 9ein
muoe i6n abacbuitten oos
onOerc, iowic cine Souo 6u6itd6'
licb 5crancticGt. S2euig Soii-
mmo ouf Gr6oltung iciucs Sc
6ens-
Sin llufoll, Der alien 9lniGcill
no6 oen ZOO zines blii6cnOcn Nlen-
i6culc6euS SIR 6olgc 5o5cn wirO,
creiguete lc6 oeitern 9l6cuO weuiac
Wliulten por 6ol6 If lt6r om 6uBe
Ser 9luOre Strobe, MIR menigc
9)arOs pom 9otro6e.@orf eutfernt
G6orlcs g. &enn ein etuo 90
id6rioer Qlnociteatcr Der Baltimore
mo Nbio Giicn6abn @eielliAoit, "
milrOr Ooicl6it bon elmer 0iongir-
Qofomotipe ,ii6crio6ren lnO le6ens-
oefd6rlid perlebt Gs ipurOe i6m oos
linfe gein ON &nie o6geidnitten,
iouie iowo6l oie rcAte Sono ais oud
scr rcc6lc 6uB pollitdnOig ser
qictidjt Slr6eitsgenoiicu oes Gerun.
qliidten t6oten bis 5um Gintreffen
0es iofort telep6oniih 6er6eigerilict
men %atrolwagens olles in ibren
ardftcu 5te6euoe, I'M oeH fllrbt6o.
ren @luterguB 5u bemmen Ger
@6ouffelr GoworO Sears 6radtc 10.
Damn SEN @epuBtloicn nit Dem
@otrolwoqen in eincm Eempo mel
dies mr. oic Soifnru0 auf @r6ol'
tura cines Meni6enlebenS redtfer,
tigt, nod Dem ,,@lercp T Solpital.
Sollte cs gcliuaeu, Ben %erlngliid
ten om 9e6en 3u er6altcn 10 oiirftC
Dies niHt 3mi minOeiien DEM pade
rem GGauffeur 3u5uidrei6en lein.
gcnn. iuelAer in 9ir. 14l2, gSoooall
Strobe, luo6nt, mo crit firr5 perbei
rot6et iein ioIL i3pe6ic geitcrn 81
ip1ter 9l6enoihtnoe nod 5milHen Sol
ino 9e6en 1ie Qler5te oeS Noipital.
6eaen wenig Soiinung, iein Sebel
retten 81 fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

uns fir gSicocr6eritelllmg 0cS Srie.
0cnS beten mar Oos Sbeno oes
Grefutib- -9eonttcn 0cS Stootcs @}n.
rDlono gr ipro6 0cu g9unib ol8,
roB 45rdii0ent @iIion cincn Eog be-
ltinmeu n0ge, Scr oen g}omeu uSric-
ocnstog" fii6rcu ioa itn0 an mcIden
in alien &irben fir 8ieoerberiteI-
lung 0cs 6rie0ens in europa ge6etet
mer0en ioG. g(n S1hliie ieiner
9(nipro6e iagte er: 0S9ir 9lae wiiicn,
COB ni6t sic 0Sterne in0 Strcifen@
pcroutuortIid gc6oIten mcroeu f6n.
ncn fiir ooS @er6rc6en gegen Gibili-
iation.~
@}oDor GreIton bicB sic @ribie.
meme inn 93nmen ser Staot ber8li6
miafommcn. Gr bate 10 pielc 9ln.
ipro6en am geftriaeu Gage boIten
miiiicn odB CT b0lig bciier mar,
@olptia@liG ipro6 er iiber oie @c.
0cutimg scr oroBen 6eier. Der Iebte
9ieoncr mar GonQreBmitglieo Geo.
&. gleele0 bon gle6rnsfo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
ltraIiidIidler Gtmr,.

9eim Giniteigen in einen 6ereits
in 9cme9ilng beiinoli6en 5traben-
6a6r-@og9ou Ser &olano-@arf-9i-
ME fom gcitern fur5 Dor A ll6r 9tad-
nittogS ser 81 Sabre aIte 81. 8oe
BON 9lr. S22, Someriet. StraBe, Der
artig ungRidlid 81 San, OaB er in
Der 9lmbulon5 Oes weitli9en @oli5ei-
DiItrifts nod Dem llniOeriitdts-6o-
ipitaI gebra6t weroen nilBte. Spd-
ter mar er icOo6 i'm Ston0a, iitb nad
ieiner @o6nne 5u begeben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
Sraf ocn llu6et6cilioten

Scr 9-iG6rige 9Iegerina6e SomeS
9rown BON 9lr. 200, 9SerrD-StroBe,
wuroe acitern 9ladmittag oegen 3
ll6r bon Dem 9leger So6n 9rown i'm
Gerlouic zines Stroites, oen oieicr
init einem anoeren 9iaiiegcnoiiea bat
te, 0lirG bic liufe SonO 9eiboiien mo
nuiBte ms llni0eriitGts -Soipital oe.
braCbt merOcn. Ger Gb0ter mltroc
Dcrbaftct lno in Die ueitliGe 95oli5ei.
Station cingelieiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
0ic 9SrimGrlua6l.

Sic Gtoots S9obloufli9ts @e.
b6roc oerofieutlidt an anocrer Stellc
Ocs yDcutic6cn Gorreiponoenten" oos
Eifct fir oic @rimdrpo6l onl 10.
September. 0ouah bo6en Die Sic.
publifaucr inn 5peiten GongreBi
GiItrift fcine Domination fir oen
GonQreB aemacbt uno Scr 0enlofrat
&. Sreo. 6. IoIbott bat feinc Oppo-
Iitiou. Sn oieieu SerbIte muB cine
9}enregiItriring Ser i1nlnltlihen
Stimmgcbcr Itottfin0en; Oie &egt-
Iirirtogc iiuo: %. rmo %. Septenl4
Fer, G., Z. unO 10. 0ftober. 9lm l3
0fto6er finOet cine &eOiiion ltatt
Sn 6rii6joDr fiuoct cine wcitcre Sie.
oiftrirtne am erlter uno 5mciter
N4ontog I'M 9lpril itatt. 0ic 9Srimdr
ioobl fir Sic 01rni8ipoIpobl in
6riibiobr muB om crItcn 0icultor
i'm glpril geDaltcn rpcrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
gNer n brr CsrmnrNcte?

SSn Oen @lci0ern oes om Sonntog
@lorgen ami Der Ybilooclp6ia 9tooo
tctpuBtIos auigeiinoenen @onues,
ocr einiGe Stunocu ipdter inn ST.
SSoiepbs-Soipitol" itar6, wuroe &c.
fern Elm @dic6ei6ein 9eflinoeu Der
eZ OicaeiAt erm0olihen wirO, Ocn
&ouen Oes @lonneS feit5uiteaen. @es
S6eiu itanmt aus Der @diberei ci-
mes Gbineien. Die @oli5ei lit felt
iiber5clgt, ooB Scr llnbeiountc nicbt
bon einen 9lutomobil ii6eriobren,
ionoern bon irgeno Seman0em ii6er
cen &opf gc6nucn mur0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
u%creinigtc Sduger pou Baltimore, "
QeQriin0et 1885.

aegriin0et 1885.
Souptquartier o@ermania IQdn-
uerdor-gllbbaus,~ 9lr. S52, 9loro.
Sowaro-StraBe.
@eore 2eitcrt, @r6ioent, gir 2t5,
@eIt-SaratoaaitraBc.
Sobu u. Glein, Iiri9ent, glr. POI,
observation-disclosures.
@eorg Simmelbebcr. prot imo
correip. Sefretdr, 9&r. 815, g9oro.
goeu-StroBe.
Sermauu Midlid, Shabmeilier
9}r. 7t3, @arner-SraBe.
6rib Soimann 6iuau5icfrctdf.
1r. 2itf, @eii.@rott- StraBe.
@m. 9. Siloebronot, @iblioibetar,
glr 2029. 6reoerid-9Iocmc.
Sermonn @rdie, @orlibcr ocs Niu.
Iif.Gonlite's. 9lr. 1912. @cii.3lul-
berrD-StraBe.
nslriou-@ciaugUcrein.
nSnrmouic"
0@ermanio-D|onnelho
a6robiiuu."
nSbulio-Nlduncrdor.
n@lo5ort.glduucrhor
nGihcntroil5."
n@crmania.Nuortctt.6Mb.~
.N}cIooic."
nMebocr-8ciougucrein"
,9ooenic.N .Ni1nnerhor.~
MISUNDERSTANDING.
,Bdder Sc nrgperein.~
SauptQndrtier: giuifeIS Sale, ylr.
1903, 9lorO.5reoerid. .StraBe. ieoen
Somiiog 9Ibeuo, nit gIusua0mc ocs
oritten 6amiiags i'm Monot. sing
ihm0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
0omen lunrOcn u6mmadtia.

Nlc6rcrc 0onen muroen mdbreno
scr geltrigen Eorooe iuiol0e Der ltor-
fen Sibc lmO ocs Ian9cn Stebens
cbnndcbtig. Die %oli5ei nno Die
,9ov scouts ior9ten fit ioiorti9c
@iilfe, 10 Dab iib oic 9omen no6
S'er6rin0ung in ibre @p3nungcn
roI6 pieoer erboltcn 6oIgenoc Do-
men wuroen nobe Der Gde bon Som.
orO un0 @altimore.StraBe o6nmdH-
tia; 6rou 6. &ouier, 81 Sabre alt,
robn6ait in Scr. 2l35, gSeit. Sara.
togo Strobe; Srou @lor0 9iogelp,
27 Sabre olt pobnboit in glr. 347
0.@louitiroBe, uno 6rl &e0iuc
9leiM, is Sabre olt mobnbait IN
g}r. 1872, Suo.@lountitroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

peit flagliher ots &uucernoc $40.
ioden mo ioaor rililiibe Giii5iere
fommeu ii6er Ole 0jreu3e imo uniiibc
SoIootel loiieH iiA 81 lalienoeu
freiuiQiG aeiongcH nebmea oos
gauge ruiiiibe %olen lit bon oen 5ui.
len, einihlieBlid @arihmf acrdiut.
6iirmabr elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pm.
fang fir Geuiiblnno. Ger 3diier lit
geiiern Sonniog. Oen i6. 9IuGuIt
BUR glrmee obaereiit rmo uuinebr
miro uobl nod erfolgtem 9lufmoridb
Der oeutiden Sruppen energiiA ae.
gen sic Seiroe Ieutihlauo's norge.
eongen meroen Inn oieiem manner.
moroenoen ariegc elm m0gliAit bal
Oiges Gnoc 3u bereiieu Gie 2ouos
forte Guropa's miro ieoenfaas nod
bcenoetem arieac. % giinitig ooer
ungiiniiie fiir Geutihlauo. elm anoe.
res 9lisie6eu 6obcn Nl0ge ser
9riegsgott ben ocutiden @oficn ier.
nerbiu giiuitig iein. Cab Ole Siriegs
'loge fiir Oos oeutite @olf Oiele Sor.
ten nit iiH 6ringt lit uohirlia, ober
oieielbeu wer0en nit @eoulo ertra.
gen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
SuItimure's garfaulnscn.
gcrcinigtc Slrbeitcr.SGHgcr bon
Baltimore.

OWtAtWtpAAs
Sauptquortier n3unuefe Sale"
g2r. 40S, @el.2eriuoton- -Strabe.
Scbu g1ota, Frdiiocut ylr. 2O29,
9oDo-Strobc.
@eor1 N Eocblmanu Eiri9ent
gar. pops, 6oirmouut-gIpenue.
30. aron Setretdr, Jlr. 1920,
0aubert-StraBe.
Irauf gorlastu, Shabmciiicr, ylr.
210. Slo 6. StrnBe.
nSo5ialiitiibe 2ieoertoicl" Sing.
ihlnoe Gieniioa.
@eianopcreiu ogingfeit," sing
Ulittuod.
,glrbeiter.oieocrtaieI.~ Sinoiiunoe
iiunoe 6reitao. (M6rdi -
~w1t. HobaI.S Squares ~ Au.
eeIeet 1874; 2 older.
Squire an Safepooo.gUenue imo
philadelphia Sioao" aInaclegt
1908.
nSodion Squore" aIngeIeJt
tS44; G Nder.
r6oreit%orf.Erianaia1 2Iuae.
legt 1907; 81 gIder.
vGoGington Square" anoeIcss
1880; 5 Nder.
r6nIton.sIOcmle Sqnares" an-
geIeat 1866; A Ader.
olluiou.S Square" 9Inaelesi tSi7;
2 glder.
~GIifton.FarG" ~ aneeIegt 1895;
267.26 gIder.
n@pnon-Fart" aueeIegt 1908;
1889 9lder.
DGarroIl-Farf" AHgeIegt 1890;
! i76.74 Nder.
~1erring.9lun-8ort" Aneeleal
1908; t54 Nder.
n@iberiioe-@ari" anselegt 1862;
17.2 glder.
n2otrobe-@ort" angeIeat 1902;
1880 glder.
,Spanu-@ort" 1neeItst 1909;
t131 Ndcr
.@orIenrRarf~ ailaeleet 1859;
| 9.05 Ader.
~groaomob Squares" (19) Nn.
eeleat 1851; 81 Ader.
nGutop @loce Squares" (9)
| gIugeIeat 1853.
u9lt 9lcbaI.GcrroIlcn" (8) Nn.
eeIeat 1884; 2 glder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

tel. gr-@lopor 5. 8arrp @o6ooI
iiibrtc oos 9}rdiioium. Ole Sallpt-
perion oes 9l6cnOs mar sic S6aliipe-
leriu Gulin @}arlowe. Sin 9lls-
brI6 oeS @nthuiiaSmlis ma6te lih
bemcrf6ar, uaGocm iic OaS Sternen-
bonnerIico 0etlamirt botte. Der 9iie-
lcnopplans ipolltc gar fein guoe nc6-
men ,Su @caleitlrg i6res 0]oiten
lougtc sic 51auipielerin nit fir5er
Scripohn9 on Sic irng Gin gelbcS
iei0enes Goitirn nit ihpar5cu 5pi-
sen 6eictt, Oic Nlargldnoer 6arben
Sci'm &crlaiicn Der 9allc, fir5
uoc5 Dem 9lcoeoftnS, ordngtcn iih o..
ltcriiHe 6ralen Inn iie lmo fiiBten
ibr 0ie @Gnoc. Hitter idluicri9eu
llmitGn0eu gclong IS &oli5ci-Gopi-
tim @enru bonn normpeIiliben 81.
lrift, nit ieiucu @auuibaiteu 9o6n
81 6rcheu 1n0 oicSbaiiipiclcrin na6
ocln bereitiie6enOen 9liItomobil 5n
briugcn. Scrr Southern mar icbr
bcioret i'm ieinc &attiu lnO beiiir&-
tete, oaB i6r inn @cordlige leidt et-
has miOeria6rcn tonnte, Oa lie iicb
crit Dor ciuiaeu GaQeA bon cinent
&ibimlag cr6olt bate. Son elmer en-
tbuiiaiiii6en Wlenge piirOe oas Phi,
tonobil lnn3ingeIt mo Der G6auf-
ieur miBte sic @oli5ci in glniprud
ne6met oanit cs ibm gelaug, Die
6o6rt antreten 3ii t0nnen
@taDor 9Sreiton iiberreibte Der
S@mlipiclcriu cine groBc ieiOcnc
omerifouii6c 6logge. 9lIs oie &o-
peac oos Sternenbonnerlico an.
iiinlnlte lno Sulio 0}orlome oos
Bonner idipenitc, fannie Scr Gn.
i5uiiosntus fo1t feline cren8en. Spa.
ter muroen Der S6ouipielerin 5pei
@ouquets n9(mcricon 9colit1" 9foicn
bon ricIiger 0imcniion ais 9lngebin.
DC ii6crreidt.
Gin @eifoGsiturm Iobnte sic
Sanger oes Gbors ocs 5reimourer.
Sempels, melde auf multcrgiIltigl
gSeiie 0os Stcruen6olncrlieo 81 Csc
bor brodten
9(lif Scr &eoncr Eri6iine Batter
ticlc promiucnte @iirger Der Stoo
lmo 0es Stootes &Iob gcnommen
Aub sic @ottin Ocs @lopors nc6l
ibrcnl Go@ter6en mor ompeicnO. IS
nor fat 159 llbr, ais @ollpcrneu
@oI0sborou96 ncbt ieincm Stob'
in 9cgleitlng ocs GougreB.9lbgeoro
nctcn s. G6orIes Sintbiclm in
Saale cri6ien.
Gr.N1onor s. @arrD @3o6ooI oei
eos Nrdiioiunt fiibrte, crgriif 6uerl
oos &ort imo itellte nod elmer Elm
leiienoeu 9InWrate @ouoernelr
@olos6oron9b ais criien Reoner Dor
u9Iluerifo piinldt 6rieoen LAB
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@iee.lsrSH0cnt @larI6aa 6ier.


Sielt 6ei Sen u9)looie" oie @ei6e.
reoe. GhOrudsoolle 5eicr III
Dem ncuen Seim 0eS 9roens ai
Ser @eit-8opetie- -ShoBe.
Gos neue Gm66ou5 ser @ultino.
rer 2oge bonn Gr0en Der u0looe~
all Ser MeIt Ganettr StraBe mAr.
De 9eitern 03obniittag inter groBeFl
5eierli4feiten rno i'm 9eiiein elmer
ii6erau5 9roBeu 9ln5a6l prouuentei
SrOensinitglieOer Gus allen E6eiIen
ser &ereinigteu Stooten eingelueift
Die 6eierliHfeit na6n pmtt balls ,
ll6r i6ren 9(ufang. Gice-&rdiOeut
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&rirgSna1ri6tcn.
: Geuti4Ion0 proteitirt sc.
0en 9feutrolitGtSpcr-

c Bu II g.
&efinn Z. Sept. sSrci6err b.
olt5oDu ser 6eiige oeutiGc @e.
c5aftstrGger, bat 6eim 9MsmGrtigen
9lnte 8roteit oeoeu Die BON Der di-
neiiiNen 9egierlmg an oie Oiplomo-
tiiGcn @ertrctcr in @eting geridjtctc
9lote ,Erotcit erboben Ole 9lote be-
3og iih ouf Die &erleblug ser gieu-
trolitGt G6ino's Olrd) Oie 2on0umg
ioponiiNer Griippen niif hineiiidem
@e6iet Ger @eic6dItstrGger erfldrte,
Dab CeltiMlonO G6ina Oofiir oeront
portIib balten perSc, OoB G6iuo
iopouii6en mo 6ritiiHen 5oIooteu
geitotte ieill Gcrritorilmi 81 poiii-
rem.
Sic G6incieu iplo niGt oemi(lt. Die
Sopoucr oie in 56autlua cine
Sruppen 9Ibt6cilung 0elanOct 6o-
6en oi5ugrciieu oui ser auocren
Seite fiirdten iic, ooB GentibIou0
iid iAieBlid6 an G0ino iAoolos bal.
ten miro.
Die 6ieii0e iopanii1e @cionot.
i6aft Bat Oeu hineiiihen 9lutoritd
ten picOer6olt 5ll oerite6cu geoebelt
OoB oic 9lftiDit1ten Der ioponii1cn
Sruppen lich fulr acden TiinatQu
ridten.
@os 6euti6er 5o5ioIiiten- 9
fiibrer last.
@oi6ingtom z. Sept. Cine
0robtloie 9epei6e BON Berlin an oie
oeuticbe 9otidoft erfldrt ooB Der
oeutibe So3ialiitenfii6rer Slider
IN elmer Sdwei5er 3eihng einen
glrtifel per0ffentlibte, in welhenl
er iogte, oaB Der 9rieg Oirdb oos in
fame @orge6en 9iiBlono'S 0eutid.
lonO oufge5pungen porOen iei Dob
es meben Oes Samples auf 2e6en
mo EoO fir Gelttidlono unbernieiO-
bar eeweien iei, Ourb 9el9ien Dor.
5uriideu imo OoB oie 9lngo6en iiber
oeuti6e @ralionfeiten 2iigen ieien.
Serr Slider fiigt 6in5lt OoB Die
9lrmee, Die 81 einem Grittel aus So-
5ialiiieu 6eite6e, ii6er allen Geroadt
er6o6en iei, lnO ooB Die berrdt6eri-
id5cn 9lngriffe Ser 6elgiihen 9eooIfe-
RING Stroie OerOient bdtten.
Gle e a@logc BON trans o.
iii6em @eii6tSpunfte.
8oriS. Z. scptcm6er Sic
ua4ite6enoe offi5ieQe Nlitt6cillnq
wnroe 6eute 9lbcno per0ffentlicbt:
GrItcus Gie Ger6iinocten 6o6er
ibreu linfen Sliigel o6ue erniiliAer
@ioeritaro bonn 5einOe porgeidoben
3peitenS 9luf unierem Centrum
IN Ser @egeno bon &eroun lit oie Si
hiotiou unperdnoert; nniere Grilp
pen riiden monhmol Dor, mon1mo
5ie6cn iie iih 8uriid PM lnierel
9iedten I'M Sen Gogeieu iuarcn einig,
t6cilmeiie griolae 81 pcr5cibnen
0rittens Sic porriidenoen Oeut
ihen Iuppen rm0 Die Gerbiinoetel
1
mclde &oriS pert6eioigen 6aben al
Dem Sluiie 0lrcg me1rere @efebt
alsoeiohten bel oenen Der glusgonl
cen Tcrbiiuoeteu aiiniiio mar"
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@ice. Erdiioent ser Ser. Stooten.
G6omos 81. Mori0olL Der @eneroI
Gireftor 0cS 0roenS, 6ieIt Dorge-
iteQt BON @cnerolonmalt So6n 81
@escott Gus 9leu Serie9, Die nit
ar0btem 9cifall alifaenontnene 6eit-
mo @ci6ercOc. Tes gSeiteren pra
Mcn 6err &obn 3. 2urt frii5cret
GongreBa6georoneter mis G6io, uno
ip0ier om 9Sacbmittag auH @ol0er-
ncur @olOsborougb lmO Dlo0or 'Gre
ton 9}oc6 Dem ofii5iellen E6eil ser
6eicr muroc cin 2lnAeon fir sic
G6renodiie, ben Gicc-%rdiioenteu.
ocn @cueroGGircftor sic 0}it0lieocr
OcS Supreme Gon8ils ln0 Die iihri-
gen 9eontct ier0irt. I'm aGt lt6r
9l6cuOs fouo bic Giuiii6rlm9 scr
500 @laiie in ocm ncrcn @eiu oes
Croeus itott. Ger Sdce @'rdiOcnt
fiHr nn@ Scr 6eier wic0cr nod
@oi6iugton 5urii6.