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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
STILL BURCLINC

While r. NJ. Sphinx. l?6 send st.
was at church Sunday night. bur.
glars helped themselves TO s2.sO
and n gold ring.
Some one stole a cash register
and an alarm clock Sunday night
from the office of the Crescent Fuel
Co. Eighth ay. s. and Judkins st.
The biggest haul made during the
past - hours was at the store OF
A. J. Mayors. 1918 Third ay., where
$50 silk waists. so silk skirts. b
silk kimonos and 10 blue serge
suits. besides lot of notions. were
stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
ANNUAL JANUARY NOTION
SALE CONTINUES

25c Celluloid Hair Pins.
crimped. straight or loop tips.
boxes OF one dozen pins 12L2e.
Csc HOOKS AND EYES f5e
Gold Medal Hump Hooks and
new loops; guaranteed against
rust.
&c Kings 500-yard Bastlng Cot
ton. sizes 40. so and so, white
only. 3 for Toe.
PEARL BUTTONS. DOZEN SC
Sizes 10 to "a, two-hole, four
hole or fish-eye patterns; &c TO
Toe values.
John ]. Clark's Spool Cotton.
200-yard spools. black or white.
sizes 80. 40. 80 and go. 2 spools
for SC.
ONO or Naiad Dress Shields,
regular styles. sizes 2 and 3. the
pair 1Se.
1oc AiRLITE COLLAR SUP.
PORTER &C
Wavy wire Collar Supporters,
the popular Airlite brand, all
sizes, black or white.
Kleinert's Triton Garment
Shield and Bust Supporters or
Brassiere, 800 quality, special
69c.
&C Imported Mercerized Darn.
Ing Cotton. black or colors. box
Of six spools 23c,
First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
MAN is MISSING

Considerable mystery surrounds
the disappearance Of H. J. Rogers,
corporal in the recruiting office
of the United States Marine serv-
ice, who has been missing since
Monday. Dec. 10.
Rogers brother, c. NJ Rogers. n
Chehalis school teacher, has taken
the matter up with the police. Rog.
ers was living at the Grand Central
hotel and was last seen Monday
morning, Dec Is. Rogers is de-
scrlbod as being feet 10 inches
tall: weight. 145 pounds: gray
eyes. and wore gray suit and tan
raincoat when last seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
CIGAR MEN MEET

Preliminary TO the third annual
convention OF the Western Associl-
tlon of Retail Cigar Dealers. which
convenes for session In this city
Tuesday morning. ut 10 o'clock, OF.
ficers and trustees of the assocla
tlon will meet tonight at s o'clock
TO discuss plans. The convention
will be held at the New Washing.
ton.
President w. l., Alfred will call
the convention TO order Tuesday
morning. and the day will be deyot-
cd to business matters. In the
evening n banquet will be held, fol-
lowed by a reception and dance. Tn.
finished business will be wound up
Wednesday, beginning at II o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
SEEK POISONER

Los ANGELES. Jan. 12.-Ths
accident theory OF the death OF
Miss Mary Kilfoil, who succumbed
TO arsenic In a cup OF chocolate, is
abandoned today by detectives
who are investigating the affair.
The officers now declare that
Miss kilfoil was murdered, and pre-
dicted they would arrest the muir
derer within IS hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12

Jumbo Pin Sheets, assorted
sizes. black or white, large heads,
Sc.
SOC KLEiNERT's DRESS
SHIELDS 3ee
Kielnert's Elton Dress Shields.
sizes 3, 4 or 5, laced back.
Folding Garment Hangers.
nickeled. styles for coats. trous-
ers and skirts. 3 for 25r.
SHOE LAcEs, DOZEN Sc
Tubular Shoe lsces, Sd length.
bundles OF siS pairs for Sc.
"Silka" Shoe Tie Laces. %
inches long. black or tan. l5c
quality. the pair Sc.
Csc EMBROIDERY EpolNo
12Lse
Five-yard pieces Of washable
Embroidery Eoging. white or fast
eolors.
Lingerie. Runners. washable
fast colorE. rustless fabric tips,
IN yards long. , for Zoe.
BAsTINo COTTON. DOZEN 1ee
Alex Kings 2oo-yard Blasting
Cotton, sizes 20, so or 90, white
only
l5c Hair Pin Cabinets. large
unbreakable metal boxes filled
with pins. Zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
MacDouga -Southwick Second Av. and Pike St
INDIAN BOYS ESCAPE

The police have been asked To rs.
sist In locating five Indian boys.
about the age OF IS. who escaped
Sunday from the Cushman Indian
school. at Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
VIII Save You From Operation

Tho Cluthe Truss has SO thorough
~ proved its merits that physicians
I'm all parts Of the world and sur
goons In the L :. Army and Navy
now recommend It, instead OF ad.
Vising opera tiou. 1t has BROUGHT
complete recovery in hundreds OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12

Hut ! danf see how q man can love
"ne woman and trifi~ with otbers.
couldn't do that but I am afraid .
love him too much, Please gi,e inc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12

On cue Of your answer. . note
you say that wom~n should get 10
work 10 change the law that causes
woman 60 lose her citizenship n she
marrie. a foreigner.
" woman l. foolish enough 20
marry a foreigner who make. his Nv
tnn Ia the tuited states. and wont
become u citisca, she deserve. Co lose
hef eitlGen lights.
There arr lots af good foreigner.
here. hut When "a man makes his Nv
tnk here, wis cant he beconao an
American citlsens
An AMERICAN.
A-SoF Well. what about IN,
men WHO marry foreign women
Should thcy 1ose their c.t lcnship
| hardly think you will anawsi
Yes" 10 that question. What II
sauce for the gander IL sauce foi
the goose" In the answer yot
mention We were discussing why I
woman should lose her rights
not why foyisners should become
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12

The Quarter Century club has
postponed It's meeting scheduled
for Jan. 10 at the Press club to
Jan. %, at the same place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
No More Rupture Troubles
so Days Trial
to Prove It
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And YOU can try II 60 days-make
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12

Own you give me your opinion
~ a man who claim. 20 love . WON
an, aud thrn ffirta with other wom-
en-; lie says he doesn't care to
dance. aud then sits with another
woman for fully an hour. and do~sn't
come near me. . love this man. hut
thi. IL more than I can endure
Dthrrwise he treats me very nicely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
your opinion

your opinion,
HEART BRoKTN.
Al think II impossible for "A
man 90 love one woman and fllri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12

nm Is the fear OF pain that IS
..sn,sx YOU away from the den
=, nulsh the idea. For We have
sr,r,nsted a system by which we
rsmoye the most sensitive
=, .s-vss or teeth without hurting you
4 10 cost. our prices are from
a N IL less than any OF our
ssvn<tiiors. Just think OF getting
. rssuIar extra heavy $1,000 gold
avn for s4.oo, or one OF our
s.ou. Neyerslip Plates for $500.
~ Mn q guarantee 20 eSery ~
s.Iptsd bill. that protects you.
dmea BY both the operator and
.ase NiuE GAG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
CYNTHIA GREY'S LETTERS AND ANSWERS

with others. True love la found "a
on respect. and a man who accom-
panios n lady ~ a dancing PARTY
viii soc that she has partners, and
when she has not. viii bee It hand
20 I'LL up the gap.
Then. there ~ the other side
You may be- so sensitive on the
subject that YOU cxaggcrnte his a
tention % others. There r. no r.
son he shouldn't st ont a daLte
with another woman, n you nre
dancing with someone else. or do
Ing the same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
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Explains why elastic and spring
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they are the ruptured mans worst
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Exposes the humbug appliances
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shows why operation is often
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And II tells all about the Cluthe
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Better write for the book today--it
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Simply use the coupon or say I'm
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
onpb J.,-nrtrr-,iay test.

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
Something Nothing Else Does

The Cluthc Automatic Massaging
Truss is so utterly different from
anything else FOR rupture that II has
received eighteen separate patents.
1t provides the only way ever dis
covered for overcoming the weak
ness which is the real cause OF rup-
ture.
Just how Il does that-entirely
nutomatically--is nil explained IN
the free book
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12

great good 10 MIN.
OF believe you viii no shI~ to
hsip me decide vary important
question concerning snoiher's and
ms own iife
am 70. aud am very maeh In love
With . younx man werkins In . hos
pitsi where I am ai-a employed. Hut
b. laughs at the iieiy nibie. and says
he don't believe the layiag God had
anything to do With .one parts -
the Old Testament. He says he dat
ssrr b~ii~,~ In sed Ne h.. No bad
habits. !. very good nstsr~d. ssd
.at- h~ love. the With all his heart.
! love my uiaie. Miss ss~y. and do
,eu think u weald be ..s. for me 60
MARI, him unnd~r What God
wsnid thlnkF rEHpfrxrD
A.-No man who understands the
Bible would laugh at Il. but agree
with him on thinking that God had
nothing To DO with some parts OF II.
The bible TO me liz a history OF th !
great power Jesus put into prac.
tiee when on earth. the power OF
Love and Life over evil. Il II n
wonderful guide for every problem
Ia life. and has my highest re-
spect-bnt some parts were Ger.
tainiy not Inspired by God.
Will not say to marry this man.
nor win | say not 10. That II a
part OF your problem I feel I must
not NEEDLE with. even at your 70
quest. Hut. II ron arc sensitive a.
to what he aays 81 tho bible you
80 much love. an II he Ia incon.
sideratc enough - hurt you by
rIficuling II. ] do not see how you
will be, happy together.
Whether or not there II a God
does not depend on his opinion nor
mine. Facts are facts aad each
one OF us must find them out for
himself II you do marry, make VI
your minds 10 allow each other
his opinion without argument.
or . person IL ho~n m the
Iasf dsy ~ February. wh-e the
month hA. 20 days. on what day
would hi. birthday fall when reb-
ruary hs. "a days. Mrs. y. ., T.
Ale couldn't very we'll have a
birthday on any bat the date on
which he was born. Ills birthday
viii come only once IN four years
on February 20.
OIL zee your letters ev-Ty dsr.
and want you to h~ip me. . am a
girf Of ~. and going with a 81
70. I like him wh~o he takes me
to q .hsw. or IL spending nipnsy on
mo. .. u right for me 20 keep eoua-
pany With him Ju.t for that Nou
zee. Z do not like him when ! am
alone with him. for u Isn't his o"m-
pany I like. READER
Alt IL certainly not right q
sell your company Tor money, un
less you are n professional enter
tainer. In that case n person pays
for 80 much pleasure and knows
where he stands. but To lower the
standing OF friendship by accepting
theatre tickets. etc. from man
with whom you would not assocIat,
II he did not have the price is In
Justice to him and 20 yourself BY
doing 80 a girl impairs her own
self.respect.
Own you give me your opinion
~ a man who claim. 70 love y WON
an, and thru fiirta with other WON
ens lie says he doesn't care to
dance. and then sits with another
woman for fully hour. and do~sn't
com. near me. love this man, but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
The Only Thing Good Enough
To Stand Such A Test

You know as we'll as we that you
can't tell anything about a truss or
Anything else for rupture merely by
trying IL on. That's the worst OF
going to n drug store or local truss
filters.
may seem all right when you first
put It on, and afterward prove utter
~ worthless
The only way In the world you can
mako sure of exactly what you're
getting Is by 20 days triai--R thor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12
No Belt or Leg Straps to Annoy
You

That's why people who try this
truss say II is as comfortable as
their clothing. IL is water proof
VIII hold In the bath. Easily kept
clean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-01-12

somehow. Z never did ear. foe him.
but went With him through sympathy.
heran.. he was ienc~om. and had no
other Rlri.
I fluid h, hang. around peci rooms,
with a bad bunch OF boys, aud ram
hies- uew eau tell him I do not
care fer hi. company without hurting
his f~sling-r
lie kss- m. $40 necklace foe
Christmas, shall Z return nf
oiuL or ~.
A-Why not be honest with tho
young man. and tell iim what YOU
have hcard1 Tell him plainly hut
kindly that YOU viii not give him
your society unless he stops his
way OF living. and then. only ~ a
friend. And stand firm in what
you say.
You realize now why ! tell girls
so often not To accept expensive
presents. The very fact that girls
viii do 80 sometimes leads men TO
gamble That. % course. is no ex.
cuse for the man. but II ought 10
open the girls eyes Ask him ~
he gamhled for the money 10 buy
the necklace. or simply tell him
you see whore you were wrong in
accepting anything so expensive.
and that YOU are going 10 make Il
"A rule from now on not Co do so
N you will treat him kindly. show.
Ing him he must come up TO your
standard n he wishes your friend.
ship. YOU may be the means OF
great good 20 him
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-09

iei, 6n Die Seiterreider iid) BON @n-
fang an init Dem Se0arfen per.
trout eeiuaht batten. 2entberg mif-
geben 81 irliiiien.
BON Siioen Der lei iest eine iris
gnriide Streitninft i'm An5uee. bic
iuabrideinlity bie Hufen attndireR
tpiirbe Sonte es. fiibrte Der Off
5ier aus. ben Seiterreideru eeIin.
gen, bic riiiiiI9eu @trien nor6Iid
BON 2embere sii orr6brchen, ipdren
Die gfuiien perloren. Die RuiIe.t,
beionoers ober Die 9oioten, leien
tnpiere SoIbdten, ober lhIeGte
Sdiieen. SSbre bisberieen @rfoIge
in @aLi5ien bdtten Die ghiIIen Doc
allen oen llrHitonoe 3u pero1nfen,
oab iie itnrt in Der llebernlnht ftr6.
yinFen ersrcifen in Gitprsnhen be
Sffenibs.
Tetrogroo, 9. Sept - Gs miro
bier meefiinoist, bob General Sen-
nefttan1pf, &onunanOertr Der erifen
@infnasurmee, in Sltpreuben Die OF.
fenibe ergriffen bat. Die bel 81.
leilItein erlittenen rnIiiiden 8erIuitg
limb burd Sin3u3iebimg 3ablrei6er
Reiernen geoedt lporben. Ger Gar
bnt geihporen, ooB er aaes oornn
ieseH tperoe, Berlin 81 nebmen. or
NOR iiber Die 9eieoerlage BET glnen.
Itein ltno iiber oos langiarne Dor.
geben in 8IpreitBen GliBerit er5iirnt,
beianftigte lid a6er, ais inn Hur
genladt pitroe, oaB Die oiterreidi-
iHen Sruppen 5uerit perni1tet iuer.
Den ntiiBten, ebe man frine Soupt.
madt gegen Die Deutfden oertDen.
ben fonne.
Berlin. iiber Soaa 9 Sept
Der Benernlitnb belddftigte jih NUT
Dem eeplanten YoritoB ser MAIien
in OitpreuBen. IS Iolen 3fDei
oeAtid)e gIrrHeen aus ;srarfreif mad
DitpreuBen beoroert lporben Iein.
9ieielben iinh our6 9eierpen ats
Geutidlono eriest lporoen.
Som, 8. Sept, oia 2of,oon.-
Cine 3epeide aus &etrogruo Idpt,
Bob Die 0fuiien Die 0eiterreiher in
elmer groBen SGlodt bel 2apo, III
@nliaien 32 Wieilen norOpeidid,
bon 2etnberg, ooaitanoig beiieet b1t.
ten lnb oieie iest iiberaa 1itf oefn
Hif3nge ieien. Die Huiien ioIIer
oiele 8efnngene, bnrlmter Gid Deilt.
i6e, gernoht nno Die Oeiterreiter
iest gon6 9uifiia.BoIen orfgegebeu
bnhen.
Berlin, 9. Sept. = lteber ger.
lin miro berihtet, ooB man bort i'm
Die fortlpdbrenoen SdInppen Der
Seiterreider idtper beiorgt iii. Rub.
Lamb miro ieet NIT 100000 Wtuntt
Die Sffeniibe gegen 9eutidjIunb rpie.
Der er9reifen.
@lei65eitig treffen geridte Elm,
oaB Die oeilti6en giienbobnsitqp 10.
melt oIS bis Seoon in gyrunfreid,
binein oeit gerfebr oafgenointnen
boben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-09

Dor 80 Sabren seleiiei iDorOea. Die
Gineeborenen boben nber nieuinlS
bollit1noie ibre gtbneieune eegen bic
ein0ringIinge perlorea uno eng.
Lamb gloubt, ooB DeiitidIon0 felt
einen Sobrjebnt benriibt sepeien 1T,
oicie enelnnofeinoIide Stimuuine
Ju ihiiren.
gritilhe 8enmten eLnlibet on6
in Den Iesten 2oeen rtiin6li6e Der.
iiberuneen Der t5reunofdoft oes
CSrob. .SultnnS fir 9eiitidlono unO
Oeiterreih nod 4eeppten berbreitet
poroen iinb iino cine 8erutline in
oieiem Sinne nt6t mir an bic no
tionole @eiinnline Der eingeborei
ncn, ionoern aud on ibre religio.
fen @efilble ereoneen lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-09
aleine staStncu;afeiten.

u. S'Amegl1o, 8dter Der bteltgen
itolieniiden &oIonte oern1ltt, muir.
De 8ienitag BON ieinen bier mob-
nenoen 2onosleitten geebrt, inoeu1
s. 6. 8oIters, ongebli6 bon
&eaoing, So, tpuroe bier berboftet,
neil er ongebli6 iungen Rdo6el
uahgeitent baben ion.
0oS IeBte 0ffentIi6e 5reiton3ert
finoet beute glbeno I'M Sefierion
Squore Itatt; Die &upele oes 4.
9fegin1ert8 miro fo1loertiren.
@ttpo 300 Snobaer begaben Iif
9ienltog pia burlington 8abn nod
2incoIn air 5taats-Soir.
Selene Ronantofer, 616 liioI. IL.
StraBe tpobnboft, ntelbete Der 8oli,
sci, oaB ite an Der Ii. irto SSafion
StroBe BON einen1 9onoiten iiber.
fallen tpuroe. 0erielbe ertriB ibr
Die Sonotoid,e, in ipel6er Iif
Sfntltdeegenitdnoe olIer Irt befan.
ben. Die l1eberfoQene tpebrte Iif
10 gut iie eS eben terntodte, ober
Ger 8onoit erttnrn NIT ieiner 8ellte
@tner ncuen gereil tcr.tne mil
ben @igentbiimern uno 6st 8dlnin,
ternebmcrn eent1b muf oos Gorto.
neil Sotel biz gum Is. Sebrltor fi1
nb fertig oolteben.
Ser Sdanftenuer Sad sSoccbloa
IN Der 8irtbidaft an Der "a. uns
Cunning ShoBe oneelteIt, ipHrbt
im gspii5ei@ribt tpeeen ltcbertre.
ting oes Slocitm @eieses Inn $f0C
|uebit Soften beltrofts
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-09
Wffnrti6tr kon,tntrirtn 66 bel
Grobfk, u Mtiltn pOn 4tmbtrg
llngari(6e Strettna6t 6ewegt lid pom SuOer
6er our llnterltdbung Der Defer.
rei6Gr 6ei 9rO0ek,
oeftsrrei6er amter aaHenbers IOaem seidIasem iein

2onoon 8. Sept. - Ger aorre.
iponoent Der .Doilp @oil" in Ee.
trograo (BetTSburs) beridtet in ei.
ner geitern aufgegebenen Gepeide:
~UleIoimgen beioeen ooB Die
ofterreihiiblmgnriiben 9rppen bic
&iieeI in Der ge1be Don @robef, IL
WetIen tpeitIid BON Senrbere, bele-
ftteen. @s 1T oies cine lebr itorfe
Steaune init elmer Srpnt on bier
Seen, bie ii6 5ipOlf TtpiIen nuro.
no fiiopGrts erItreden. sSn bieier
Boiition tonaentriren iiG ipobr.
iheirIih oielleberrefte ber gei6Ia.
genen oiterreidtihen glrmee."
Die SteIlung ipltrbe beiite bon
ben Ridien oneegriffen, bod tpurOen
iie inter ihtperen 8erIuiten jllriid.
eeiflogen.
9oris, 8. Sept. = Giner 9eel.
ouhg oes rMatin" aus Rom sufolge
iino fiinf oeitti6e slrmeeforps an
Der @eidieI tineetroffen. Ser aur.
reiponbeut oes gN1otin" fiibrt aus,
oieie 3rilppen Ieien groBtentbeiIs
aus 8elgiet llno Dem n0r6Iihen
6rartfreiA nn6 Der 8eidiel abfom.
monoirt tporOen Inn in ben &f
gegen Die Oorriidenoen glitiieu elm.
5ugreifen.
QonOon, 9. Sept. - Cine in
aopenbagen on Die .0aiIp geetps"
aufgegebene 8epeife fiiHt aus:
naus 9erIiner gtelourgen 1T sii
ertnebmen, ooB Die 8eittiden 3rup-
pen aitf ben oitIihen ariegsihau-
plot iuerfen, nm ben 8ormori6 Der
&uiien aiif5uboIteu. Der Gbef oes
@eneraIItabs fir @iienbabntueIen
fiilloigt an, 6ob Der 8uiiagierper.
febr auf ben tptGtigften giienbobn.
LINEN borIdnfig 1pieher eilrgciteai
tDuroe. gootirH lift Der @erfebr pui.
ihen ifan0itlapiiden 2dnoern uno
DeiitfhIon6 ii6er 8ieroier ur6 8ar.
nemiinoe tpie6er 1rtterbroden. Gs
beiBt, onB Der gon5e 8ageuporf
5ur 9efor0ering GROCER 3ruppen.
nlaiien nod Dem Often bprmenoet
Der6en tpirb.
u@S limo Sln5eihen 6afiir borban.
Den, ooB aus @IioB 2otbringen
beitfde 3rlppen 31riifge3ogen iper-
ben, Die mad Dem oitIi9en &riegs.
ibouplaB ob9eben.
Ser 8oiiogiernerfebr ouf iGnnt.
lfhen beitti6en @iiettbobn.2inien iii
lett etn9eite0t uno es lit lmmoglid,
ouf Dem 2anope9e bon aopenbo-
gen nod Berlin 5u geIongen"
2onoon 8. Sept. II Ser &euter.
&orreipon0ent in 9lmiteroom giebt
in elmer 9epei9e cine 5diIOerllng
Der Gage in @aIi5ien, tuie Iie BON
etnem in 9onlbrotpo bon ben &uiien
bertpunoeten iebt in 8otteroom on-
gefommenen oiterreihii6en Offi3ier
Dem o9eieutpe &otteroantife Gou.
rant" bei4rie6en plrhe. Ger Offi.
5ier fiibrte ans, oaB Der bon ben
9friien bel 2en1berg errungeue 8or.
tbeiI .feinestpe9s ein entidei6euber
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gRanber6anptmann saaiinLi tpSt.

2onoot, 8. Sept. = RaiiuIi, Der
beriid)tigte naurii6e 9dn0it unO
9etper6er linn ben Sbroh Utdroffos,
muroe in Dem 8ebiet 5tDiiben Ee.
htan unO 3ongier bonn 9obe er.
elf. 9faiiuIi Ientte in 1904 bic
g(ufmerfionlfeit Der 8elt nuf Ii1,
ais er einen glnerifnner gtnttens
8crbicoriS, entfiibrte, uuo fir feline
6reiloiiltng $4,000 perIotgte. 9ioo-
ieoeIt, 8lt iener 3eit Brdiioeut Der
Ser. Staten, ridtete oarnltf an ben
Sulton bon Maroffo oos BerIntgen:
r&eroicoriS lebenb ODER 3otIuIi
to6t. Der Gltfiibrte tpuroe freige.
loiien, radoem '0ie olnerifanti6e
8[otte Dor 9angier critietten mar.
9faiiuIi bat in3GbIige Shnierigfei-
ten in Diarofto berporgerlifen nno
galt ols Der beroorragenoIte 8ertre.
ter 0er 9i1uberromalttt tnooerner
3eiten.
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arieaslaae in Ceittrreidl.

Seute 9ing uns ein 9rtcf bon
&reBburg an Der olterreid.tttgatt-
iHen @ren3e 81, Delfer bei1gt. odB
man bort ihon 48. un0 50.i1btipe
2eute fir bic glrmee oilsbebt. Ddg
son5e oerfiie6ore ASferOerndterinL
ptro bon Der NtilitdrbebGr6e tisit
9eihIng beleot. Nus etnem guass
errnorf NIT elmer geoolEeriuta bon
1900 @intpobnern bat man ale
Bferbe biz ol1f nettt ipeegenofnrleA.
Die &obrilneSnittelpreiie iieiQets
fortipGbreno. Sir Elm Yfuno anrs
toffel beaoblt man idon fiiAf Eerts.
3os @etreioe nerfatIt ouf 6en SyeI.
be, 0o man feline @degenbess hos.
ieIbes inter 9ob at bringen Die
Motb miro oroB, nber bic Heaeiitgs
rung fir ben 8rieg III iinbeId,regB.
lid. Sltnee 2eute, Die nidt fifr
bos WHlitdr ousgebobeu tuairbef.
itellpn fid freitpiIlig.
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man i'm i'm nad hct 8nibiustcn
Sale berief u1to NIT etrer soLbes
uen Neooille beidenfte iii anertea.
nling Der Geroienite, Die cr Iif inn
oas Gn1porbliiben Der Ontobd it1fie.
niiden &olnr,ie erlporben bot I'm.
ter ben Reonern befano Ilh ou9
gtapor 9abIman.
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9if 8itieni6la9t bel
Garis nod llnentl6ieOeml
t9eile Derben bon Der benti9feinDiten Yrehe
ilber @ebdbr antgtbaui9t
Senti6e erobern Oic seftnng @anbenge MAIDEN 10000
6eiangene; nebmen 400 0eibAbe

Die st aamwsn ans aNr naeI O 4S saie BAY General Sufs
n bu
gen
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@ert ieten, DeIdc ben redten 5Iii.
ael Der slIiirten oiiIrolen miir6e.
aerooe iDie Der Iinie Die lebten
Dier5ebn 3oee binoiIrd beiidnbig 5u.
riidpeihen mubte.
Dieie grdIinlindrnlnnooer betpei.
fen minoeilens, Dab bic Geltiden
Sucrit cine teoeiIten0s Shipdhung
Der oIIiirten slrmeeu Inn gluee bd.
ben, benor Iie 5ur eigeDtIideu gela.
aerlma Der Suuptitabt ihreiieu.