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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-23
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Chas. Mccormick arrived nome fror
with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Johl
Mccormick.
Mrs. NJ. Shuptor was d shopper i
Denison Tuesday.
Henry Stuck was in Dcnison on bus
mess Wednesday,
John Blackman, OF Aron, was
business and social visitor in on
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Kral were ii
Denison Monday on business.
TIME Harrington was Il business
visitor in Omaha last Thursday.
Mrs. j. N. Duffy was Il visitor Fri
day in Denison.
John Novotne was over from Bred;
TUESDAY meeting his Vail friends.
! Mcssrs. David and Emil Walstrom
OF Marathan, visited in Vail last wecl
with Rev. II. f. Jones and family
Mrs. +. Holland was III Demison OF
Monday calling on friends.
Thos. Bell. OF Denison, was iii Val
on business Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzaibbons, Of Glen
wood, is visiting here with her uncle
Thos. Fitzgibbons. and family.
+. j. Kenney was Il passenger tC
Denison Tuesday.
Nh. and Mrs. Frank Etzol. Of Wall
Lake, have been spending the past ten
days in Vail.
Miss Lorraine Hickey spent Il few
do, La, in, al.
tiveS.
Misses Margaret Hickey and Hrisic
Husson were visitors in Dcnson Sat
ulday.
Miss Mario Ahrcnkiel returned
home from Chicago Friday, where she
is studying art, for the holiday Naca-
ton.
Mrs. keanc and daughter, Marie,
were visitors in Denison Tuesday.
Frank Wull and wife spent Monday
in Denison.
Arrangements have been made for
the iiremen's ball, which viii be held
in the Woodmen hail on New Years
night. lniS is an annual event of the
fremen and is the only means adopted
for creating y fund for the benefit Of
the ircmen and everyone should help.
No one knows whose home is in dan
ger next.
Lorn Barton was Il Dcnison passen-
ger Tuesday
Mrs. Thos. Sheridan and son. Ed,
returned Thursday from visit i'll
Omaha.
Mrs. John Robinson was Il visitor in
Denison between trains Monday.
Mrs. Moore and two children, of
Grand Mound, are here for visit at
the parental. John Flynn, home.
Mrs. n. Staininger spent the last of
the week here helping her husband
in his jewelry store.
Miss Katie Vennink spent last week
with relatives is Manila.
Mrs. Maria Man2an returned last
Thursday from a week spent in Oma-
ha.
Misses Beulah and Evelyn White
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wcro visitors in Dcnison the first o
the week.
AXel Linberg was transaclisg bust
ness in pcnison Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Regain went to Oma
ha the latter part of lasi week, where
she will spend her vacation with hei
sisters, Mrs. 'rhos. Ratchiord and Mrs
Mike McNeigh.
Jim Ollie VAS Il passenger to Dcni
sou Tuesday.
Mrs. A. White and Miss Blauch,
Slechta are visiting with relatives al
Iowa City and Cedar Rapids.
Mrs Harry Norton and DAUGHTER
Francis, We're business callers Satur
day in DCnison
A. Mcdonnell and wife, of Lost Ma
/ Mr.. j. Mcdonnell and 'rhos. Eitzgib,
| bOn> homes.
Miss Joanna Walsh spent a couple
Of days last week with her sister, Mrs
| Naughton, in Dcnison.
! Walter O'Connor was = visitor in
] Carroll the first of las, week.
| less Granny, of Omaha, Suuduycd
in Vail
Leon kral spent last Week with rel
alives in Chicago.
Mrs. Ralph Hannah and daughter,
Ruth. spent Monday in Dcnison.
c. Freil.age spent last week in New
port, Neb.. on business.
Bert jenkins was in Dcnison Tues
day on business.
Richard O'Boyle OF Plcasanton, WHO
has been staying here with his broth
Ed, and attending st. AIMS school,
lett the first of the week for his home
to spend the holidays.
Thos. Sheridan spent the last of the
week in Omaha on business.
Dr. 1'hos. Beirne was up from West
Side on business Tuesday
Miss Tess Keeney attended the
spelling contest Friday evening ana
visited relatives until Sunday.
John Mccormick spent a couple of
days last week III Omaha.
Mrs y. Hird. of Manila. spent Il
few days last week here on business.
Ben Bledsoe made a trip TO Denison
Tuesday on business.
Misses Anna McCailreH ana MaNme
Beilnc returned from Dcnison Sunday
morning.
john bingham, Of Onawa, spent last
week here with his brother, G. f., and
family.
Misses Vera Kcanc and Floss Duffy
were visitors in Dcnsom Thursday
Mart Lynch and Jas. Hill spent
TUESDAY with Carroll friends.
Phil Picper was a Denison passcn-
ger Tuesday.
Mrs. G. e. bingham was calling ON
Denison friends Monday.
Miss Anna Wailin returned last
week from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
kuthetOrd. at Gray.
Frank Beirne was in Carroll Satur
day on business.
Mrs. p. T. Brogan and daughter. OF
Denison. spent Sunday with Vail rela-
tivCs.
j. G. Kelly was i'll Denison Tuesday
or business
Miss Rose Mcdonnell. of Denson
was calling on relatives here Satur-
day.
August DuhinSki and son, Carl,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-23
HELP THE KIDNEYS
Dcnison Readers Are Learning ths

It's the little kidney ills
The lame, weak or aching back
The unnoticed urinary disorders
That may lead to dropsy ant
Bright's disease.
When the kidneys are weak,
Help them with Doans Kidney
Pills,
A remedy especially for weak kid
neys.
Doan's have been used in kidney
troubles for 30 years.
Endorsed by 10000 people-endors-
ed at home.
Proof in Il Denison citizens state
ment.
Adam schneckloth, pa +. Benefit
ST., Denison, says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured from the Lamborn
Drug Co., We're used in my family and
proved very effective in relieving pain
and lameness in my back, caused by
disordered Kidneys
Mir. Schneckloth is only one OF many
Denison people who have gratefully
endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills. If your
back ;iches--if your kidneys bother you
don't simply ask for a kidney rem
edy-;sll distinctly for Doan's Kidney
Pills. the same that Mr.. Schneckloth
had the remedy backed by home tes-
timony. soc all stores. Foster-Nlil-
burn Co.. Props, Buffalo. \. y. When
Your Back is Lame Remember the
Name" 63
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tanning a little daughter at their home
Mother and babe are doing well.
Miss Amelia Arndt, after Il few
days pleasant visit here with rela
tivcs. returned to her home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Clark, of DON
City are the happy parents of Il son
This will he news to many OF hel
friends here. Mrs. Clark was Miss Lr
Verne Mollitt and spent her childhood
days in Buck Grove.
Foster Hahn went to Sioux City Sun
day afternoon and was a guest at the
VIM. Arndt home for Il few day re-
turning home Thursday.
Frank Dean and Foster Hahn went
hunting one day last week and killed
thirty-threc rabbits in three hours.
Messrs Foster and Dean Hahn and
Glen HeWphill and Miss Lille Arndt
were among the young folks who at
tended the dance in Manila Thursday
evening.
The new furnace is installed in the
Catholic church and is fine improve
meni
Mr. and Mrs. John Kepford Will
leave Tuesday for Dell Rapids. S. D..
to spend Christmas with their dauSh
ter. Mrs. Marx Gloe.
Mr.. Elmer Pollen who has been
rural carrier on route one for about
four years. has resigned and ID. Fredie
Fredricksen has been appointed sub
stitute carrier until a regular carrier
can be appointed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillette. OF Nebraska,
arrived with their family Saturday.
Mrs Gillette is 4 sister of Mrs. Ben
Quatlamcr and they have come with
Il view OF making Buck Grove their
home if they like il here.
Miss Maggie Raglan, OF Vail. and
Miss Mary Mabomey, Of Kenwood, took
dinner with Mrs. Welsh Sunday.
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Mrs. G. II. Richardson and son, Cliff
ford, were DcniSon shoppers, Wednes
day.
Helen JAMS was Il passenger to Den
ison, Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Maynard was shopping il
Dcnison Wednesday.
Mrs. Gus Andersen was Il passenger
to Denison Wednesday.
Mrs. Foselwait was Il Denison shop
per, Wednesday.
Miss Malinda Kicker was Il Val
shopper Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Jams were Val
callers Wednesday.
An expert from Council Bluffs arriv-
cd Tuesday to repair the traction en-
CINE recently purchased by Ernest
Schwanz. ?
G. II. Richardson was an Odeboll
business caller Tuesday.
Earnest SchwauZ shellcd corn for G
Andersen Tuesday.
Will Meyer and Mr.. Christensen
transacted business in Vail Wedens-
day
Pupils neither absent nor tardy in
district No. 3 were: Helen JAMS and
Clifford Richardson.
G. Fl. Richardson transacted bus
mess in Boyer Wednesday.
, Mr.. Fred Kicker and sons who had
been visiting relatives in Omaha and
other places in Nebraska, returned
"Wednesday evening.
Public schools were closed the first
of the week to enable the teachers to
attend short Course in Bcnison. A
large crowd was in attendance.
Supervisor Pollock, of Odebolt. was
q pleasant caller at the II. NJ. BroSan
home Friday.
MI. and Mrs. w. Fl. Meyer gave Il
farewell party to about twenty-five
families Sunday evening for her broth
for parts of Oklahoma and California
Elizabeth and Frank Brogan and
Heinrich SclwanZ shipped cattle from
Brogan to Chicago Saturday night.
Mrs. Frank Weed and daughter,
Mrs. Hay, were shopping in Denson
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. G. Dose and Mr. and
Mrs. Rickic Bruins were passengers to
Dcnison Monday.
Miss Kaiser was passenger to Wall
Lake Monday.
Jack Murphy was visiting at the
jim DuIlcy home Friday.
Conductor, Al Barker, of Council
Bluffs, spent pleasant evening Fri
day at the Tom BroSan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwanz spent a
pleasant day Sunday at the parental
home.
Nj. and Mrs. Hickey Bruins We're
shopping in Boyer Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corn were
shopping at Denison Friday.
Wedding bells will soon ring in this
vicinity.
Ernest Schwanz shellcd corn for
Vim. Hines Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Maynard and
family spent Sunday Il the I. Nj. Bro
gan home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gun spent Il
PLEASANT day Sunday with the A. Was-
nor family near Odebolt
Richard Peters and wife were shop
ping in Boyer Saturday.
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returned the first Of last week from {;
visit with relatives at Belle i'ourchc
S. ID.
Miss i'iossic lluckstep visited las
week with friends at Glidden.
Mrs. VIM. Gallagher and baby spcn,
! the last of the week with relatives
north OF Denison,
Mrs. Dean aud son. James, wcrt
business visitors in Denison Saturday
Jas. Brockelsby was Il visitor il
Omaha last week.
Frank IllZcl has rented the l.. +.
Moiscch residence in the north part
OF town Mr.. and Mrs. l,tZel expect
to occupy the same at once.
Mrs. f. Costello and Miss l.iazi,
Lynch spent Monday in penison.
Miss Julia RYAN. of Omaha, is here
to spcnd Christmas With her father
Thos. Ryan, and other relatives
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Dieter last ri
day morning welcomed Il little son 10
their home and Gresi,ic. His avoird,,,
p0is was 9 pounds 10 begin with. They
have the congratulations OF their
many friends.
j. X. i'remner was Il business call
or in nenison Tuesday
Miss Nell Hickey returned home
&pGad her vacation with her folks.
from Des MONIES Saturday and viii
Willie Fowler returend to Vail last
week from Vermllion. $. t., where he
has been for the past siN months. He
will work for Mr.. Dingman in the
drug store again.
Miss NJ. pcuc}srr, Of Charter Oak,
visited here recently at the Adam
Short home.
Mrs. w. Topper and daughter, Nellie
were calling in Dcnisom Tuesday.
Mg. and Mrs. Nm. Albert. Of Dcri
son. spent Sunday with Vail friends.
Misses Edna and Margaret MoIseed
and Mabel Dugan arrived home the
last Of the week from Cedar Falls,
where they are attending school, to
spend Ike holidays al home
1hos. Mapgan. of Dewitt. was the
guest Of Vail friends last week.
Miss; Madclyn Glynn is home from
her school work Il; Davenport 10 spend
her vacation with her parents.
Merle ServOss. OF benson, srcnl
last week here with his sister, Miss
Clara.
The sisters school closed las, Fri
day for a two weeks vacation.
The bazaar held last Friday eve
ming by the J. l.. 5. was II grand sue
cess socially and financially. Ahout
scventy-ninc dollars was realized.
Mrs. Dewey and daughter We're Wis.
itols in Denison Saturday.
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An envious bachelor is mean enough
to suggest that it is appropriate that
the government requires war tax
stamp to be placed on marriage GER
tihcateS.
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The hard hearted government still
persists in refusing to accept Red
Cross seals AS internal revenue stamps
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Some people are exceedingly gen
crous with Christmas gifts taken from
the money they owe the grocer.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
9SrOgi6itiums Sciucgung.

@ie ole Notwithstanding
Dem @el9dft ser iogenamlren MonO-
i6einler &oridub ~leiitet, Ger 2eutc,
Die inter NlsiAlltB ser Oefientlid)-
felt an peridDiegenen EldBen @bis-
fen bremen, ergiebt ii9 ans ben @n-
gaben oes Nbgeoroneten SANFORD
&irfpatrid pom Soma, Der nabe5u SO
Sabre Dem illOipeften Steueroienit
a%ngeb0rte uno nit ben MouOihein-
Tern mebr ais einen StrauB Slt bette
ben bate. 9ie ungeieblide Sabri-
fation bon @bisfep bat in ben leB-
ten Sabren beItGnOig 5ugelOnmell,
mo airfpatrid mabt oafiir 0as I'm
iidgreifen ser Erobibition I'M Siioell
OerantiDortli6.
SIN Sabre 1888 muroen bon Stel=
erbeomten AGA Won0i1einbrennerei-
reien gefunoen un0 peritort I'M Sab
re 1898 maren es 1862, mo airfpa=
trid lit itber5eugt, Dob es beute mebr
ais ienolS iti0. 9ie i'm Sabre 1910
5erItorten Srennereien batten cine
tdgli6e Seiihmgsfdbiqfeit BON 28,.
900 @aloncn @bisfcp mas inter
auSi6luB Der SonntaQe altf 0aS Sabr
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
Die ySrnnncnDcrgiftmns

8eoaucrIiH, ia i'm b06iten @raOe
erb6rmli6, mlttet Sic g%egenDartigt
geridterItattung un0 Saltilng zines
Geiles Ser cnglii9 amerifanii6eu
EreIie in 8e5ug allf Sen europaii6en
&rieg .ieoen obieftioen 8eobabter on
Wfan miiroe oariiber Iadel, bod
tens bera6tli6 Oie @dieln SUDDEN,
tpe1n man ni6t miiBte, mie lei6t 0it
groBe Wtaiie ibr llrteil nod ben Set
rlnqsna6ridten bilOet mo Die grob-
ten ~llnpabrbeiten, melln tie nur red)t
Oid mo felt georudt iin0, fir barre
Niin5e nimmt. S1gliA, ia Itilm0lid),
nit jeSer neteu, idreienO mmO iOB-
.en0 unters @Olf g~ebradDten Grtra-
Arsga6e tritt Die grensenlDie lIumiI-
ienbeit Scr betreffenOcn NeOaftcmre,
I'm nidt 5n Iagcm ncrbredcriidc
Seidtfertigfcit nnO SpefnlatiOn, in
9era0e5it er16reden0er @eiie 5lt "a
&c. 0ellti9lanos Grfolge merocn
flein uno uni9ainbar in cine Gde ge
riidt lrnO Die gGn5li6 unbelt1tigten,
mandmal iogar uoaig miOeriinnigen
MelOungen bon @rfolgen %iei1er Sem
De nit ItroBenOen 2ettern uoufge
firt" uno altfgebuui6t. @obl nil
ien0, bon oeltti6er Settle nenig Nad
ri6tel erbalten ST. f0nnen, marOen
benz Solfe Die BON 0euti6feinOli6cr
Settle itammenoen rno ielbItperIt6nO
lid in oieier Gi1tllng beeinfluBtcn
9eri6te ais Aie goloene @abrbeit IN
elmer @eiie alfgetiidt, aus melder
rnebr oenn Dentli6 bic g(biiht ipri6t.
nit l6le6ter @aore 10 piel @el0
pie mr. irgen0 moQlid 8ll MADDEN.
.gs lit ionoerbar, pie i6nea uno leidt
getDille 3eitrngsleltte all1 ibr @epii
len al Den 9fa9el bdngen fonlen, Oil
meldem ibr @ilien mo ibre Sad
fenntniB ldon lalge Ddngt.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
gricf aus 9cntidlanO.

6ruu 9. @icolouS, 6rnu Dcs
Gernalters 0cs SGtgerbunO Club
bouies, .erbielt oieie ISOLDE ~folgcloerl
8rief BON i6rent Nrlt0cr:
Mu1en, Sen Is. 9[tgilfi 1914.
2ie6er 9uopiq unO @ilal
Sd babe 6ette BET Der 8oit erfab-
rcll, DAB i6 na6 9[merifa lGreihan
fam, Oelln iGon 5ebn Iaq1 lang
mur0e l1i6ts iiber Die @ren}c 6ei6r-
bert, Ioilit bGtte i'd idon frii6cr &C.
lArieben. @us iagt Sbr 6ajlt2 &eil
i'd ni6t geOient babe, brallGls i9 mid
crit am 10. Mobilma1ltaasto9, Dos
lit alto am Sonntag, ben g. Ylt5ult,
81 ItcQeil. Sd merOe Damn allsgcbil-
set, 6 @oden, mo Damn II (djgeld)idt.
SamStag Ben /. Iilgil't, lpar bier
mobil ullo i6on 9ienstag5 6a6an Die
0elltIden 2iittiA beIdoiItn INTO arl
5reitog l6on mar es 1T 0etelt SeliB.
Momentan iiuO Die 3elttldlt' ar 9c-
i6ieBen BON 9tanrur, tinet GrpBen Sc
ltltitg, bon bon Srnn5oiea. @ier III
Ia6en folnnlt Das Jalt8e Mllitir
oltr6 uliO lit Oa5 Git Nciric5, Uie i'm
gla6ell nod ME gaie)cn lul9 rtstt
but.............. SeOer Srief mllB iii
DerI6loiiep sur 8oit gcbct.....~......
Sn 9eIgien gebt es idredlid 5l. 0le
0elttiden battcn ia MIR Dor, 0nrd
9elgien 81 geben, nm nad 6ralle-
reid all fommen, jeBt poaen Die Sci
gier Die 9eutI9ell niht ourdge6en
(aIien, neil tie nit ben 6ran3oien
6alteit. @ir baden i6on ca. 5000
belgii6e @efangene, ord uiele Ser
mun0ete, neil in 8eGgien 5rauen mo
4inoer BON 10 Sabren on al1e geIdol
len baben. Ole 3iOiliiten babel
oelltl9en @ernunoetel ore Nugen
ausgcItohen, Sbren obgeifnitten
o0er Ionltige @erbrehan b%egauaeii....
.......... Sier uuO in 8elgien, bis Git
tid, Iiegen 2 Milionan Oeuti6eS @fi-
litGr
@ilp 2infen8.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
Die Gdiuei3 nuO Ser curOpaiide
&rieg.

Ser 9unoesrot ser Sdwei5 er
nannte 5llm Gbef oes etogen0iiii6ell
@eneralitabs Der 9lrnnee Den Oberlt
fonmanoanten Sbeopbil Don Spre.
der bon 8ernegg, Gbef Der General.
Itabsabteilltng oes MtilitdrOepart=
mentS. 53um @eneralaoiutanten Der
glrmee ernannte Der @enernl ben
OberltOipiiiondr 9riigger, aomntan
Oanten Der @ott6ar0truppet. Der
YilnOesrat itclte Die Snitruftion fir
ben General felt. Nsoa1ln fanO I'M
Blmoesbolts Die &orpspiiitc Oes Pr
mecitabes ltt0 Die bon General MiQe
inter Niiiiter3 0es grmeeauOitorS
uorgenommene 8eeioiglllq Oes obcr
item Stabes oes Seeres itdtt. Ger
feierli6 b~erlalfene 9lft Oaliertc nit
Der &erleiltng Der &riegsortifel gegell
einc Stitnoe. Die Mo6iliiierung Der
9lrmee poa5pg iid raid mo in bon
tier 0ronitng.
Dos Hote &reu5 bot ieiue &riegs-
orgulltlullDH III StraIl geleEI, Dle
&eitung miro Gbefor5t Oberit 8obnp
i~l6ergebel.
Sn aliBeroroentlider Sibung bal
Ser 8rnoesrat oer1 Cert elmer gtote
feltgelteut, meld]e ben friegfiibrenOen
Yarteien unO oen SiqnatormGften
oes BARRIER &%ertrages Don 1916 Der
@iaen Der S6pei8 fltn09ibt, ans
freien Stiiden lln0 genIdB ibrer poll.
tiiden Eraoition neutral 5u iein. Die
Note lit dbnlid eebolten tpie Oiejeni
ge, Die ieiner5eit bel 9fusbru9 oes
oeutid fron8oiiidcn 9riegeS abge
gebe1 wor0en lit.
9os &onIltlat lit angemieien NOR
Sen, feline @6iie mebr bon IitsIdn-
bern na60 ellti6lano 81 piiiercll. 9eg
@intritt bon 9~(itslGit0ern nod @lioB
9otbringen ltto gaoen lit berboten.
@er obne &oB i'll @lioB9 otbrinaer
mo 8oOeli b%etroffen miro, l6uft Sc
fabr, angebalten mo itanore6tli@ ier.
i6oIien 8lt meroen.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
Ser ueue SapR grwd6lt

gm Eonnerstag, oen 8. Septcm-
Ser eriolgte Die 9apilnabl I'M Goii.
clape 5u Gom. GatOinal 9eud
.Gbieia murOe gum Nahfolger Oes an
20. guguit s. S. peritorbenen &ap.
ties @ius oes 3e6nten ertpdblt ul0
.leate ii6 Den 9tanlcn Benedict Der
5iini5ebnte bel. Ole @ubl geraOe
.Oieies acknowledges fam uueriDar-
tet. GurOiuol Della Gbieia mltrOe
am 81. 9topember 1854 in @egli III
Ser 9i05eie Bologna, Stalien, gebo-
rem unO am 81. 9e5ember gum 8rie-
tier gepeibt. SIN Sabre 1887 wur-
Sc err Sefretdr Oes &arOiuals Slant
poQa. @r lit nod nidt Gin Sabr
1rdger Oes &aroinalsbutes.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
SntereiIantcs 0ofmmcnt.

llns liegt elm Invertebrates Gofl-
mert aus Dem Sabre 1870, 3. 3.
ais Ser Belt Oes Oeuti6 %fran5oIi
iden &rieges Dor, Oas inns @inblid
Ji6t in Die Sammlungen Der Oamali-
gen Belt fiir sic @itlpen utO @aiien
ser gefaQeneu Oeutihen SolOatea.
Sn ser Nidionic @aac non 8uibilg-
ton mllr0c oamols einc &erionlmlung
ai1berltfcn, Die 5itm 3Dedc Die
5nnllung bon @ilfsqucaen bate.
SEER Simon @olf, Oamals GrdiiOeat
Oes S1iibenoereinS, mar YrGliOeltt
0es @%ilfsfonOs; @err Sacob aarr,
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
McdltsbGnOel Obne Gube iinS Sic

.8oIeen Der Yrobibition in @elt-gir
ginien. Sin oraitiider San bietet
ii6 NIT Der @eigerung Der @becling
8rauerfirnla S6mulba1 (gepeiene
9ralier) ibre Sieri6iloer uim. bon
ibren @ebailoen entfernell 81 loiien,
Die jeBt anOeren 3Dcfen Oienen. Be
griilloet lit Die @eigerung Iebr logii6
Oamit, ooB Die Shmulbah Company
Dem Staate @eit-8irginin Ole Cor.
porationsiteiier fiir 1914 be8ablt bat
te, lul0 niht g%e5pungen perOen f0n=
ne, bic. Nffidiruna 0eliell. mas lie
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
9(n Oas @aibingtOner
0cntl6tum

SeBt, ga nnicr altcs TaterlauO
ann 6rico NIT Den cnrDpGiidcu Na-
fiOnen ae3mungen luOrOen 1T, bsIRt
rs, 0entidlanO 81 uerteiOtgen -
,uenn nidlt NIT Oem 5dwert, 10 oOdl
init treffcnocH Irgumcnten. Aiidl IN
Sen %ereiniatcn Staaten miien MIR
es crleben, Saf fat ale RatiOnalita-
ten pOm g1ciO mnO 6ah bclcelt iilo
aeacu 9entidIlanO nnO Oas 9elitldJs
tum gmerifas. &ir miiien in Die.
len Sagcn uielen l%lniinm nnO Oiele
glnidmlOignngen iuiOer Oas Sentldlc
AcidJ anbOrcn unO Oa beiRt IS fitbl
III blei6en, feline llebrreifernng mn
Sas @aterlanO nit Naem 81 uertclol
aen, mas Der @abr6eit cntipridt.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05

6ere6aet, cine @roouftion Don mebr
ais elmer Miuion @uqonen ergiebt.
&e6net man Die @roOuftion Der
8rennereien bin5lL 0ie Die YunOesbc-
amten nidt gefunoen baber, Damn
foninlt ein gan5 briaanteS @ei6Git
beraus. so miro au6 bier Our6 bic
Yrobibition geieblolem 3reiben @or
ldllb geleiitet, unO glei65eitig wirO
Uncle Sam aai6brlid Inn elm bib
i6es Siimmden betrogen. Dos lit
a1ld Elm Stiid ser uMtorol", nit ser
Die 6iibrcr Der 8eipegimg ii6 10 germ
briiiten.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05

Sllmelier, 0ainals S1dBnleilter Oes
S1nqerbulDes, mar Shdbmeiiter
ni1o &ertpalter Ser @eloer. 3Dci
groBe @agen mllrOen III Der StaOt
berrnigeihicft, Die 9lrtifel alcr Nrt
iopie @eloer Iammelten. SIN Snitfe
0on 3pei ooer orei @oden NOR bic
Sirmme BON 5000 Collar nifgc=
6radt, Die bon Serrn BON 9D0on III
Berlin 5ltnt &ertcilen ge6ablt wur-
ben. 9}nbitebelO gebtn mir Oas
0ofumcnt, oas oen Gnlpfangsihciu
Scr 5000 Collar reprdicnticrt.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-05
@ai6iugtOn'S 9euti6e
iammeln
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munDete SDlOntrn un0 nOtblclOcno
8ittiuen unO &aiien Dou ~getnIlrncl
Nriearru Der Oeutiden miO O%iterreI
diid nngariidca Irmccn lucrOcs
ppn 6euOllmGdtigten 9UlIcftOrcn oeE
o0entIdlem Geutral-&erbanOcs" &c
iammeIt. GOldDe perOcn Gnittnngcr
aeben ans DEN fir Oiciem 3lucf lpe'
siell 6eItimmtcn Gmittnngsbipdlern.
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Sulpb, Sdatmciiter, SerDno Nfatlo-
nal Samf, 500 Siebente StroRe "
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Sbr 9entIdcm @aiBington's, gc-
Scnft Gitrer 6cOrGngtcn 8riiOcr mo
5dmcitcrn i'm altcn %aterlanOe, nllO
TRAIT mad M6glidfeit GIer SdcrI
lein fir Sen 6%ilfsfOuO bel! DGOel
fci Ser MemIdD, 6ilfrcid mnO quit"
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SilfsfOnO 6eitragen; jcOc npdD 10 fleI,
ne Snmme mirO nit arORtcm 9alIt
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@m 9ienstug, oen 1. September
bielt Oas aomite Oes @ernlailsanle-
ricon 1914 &elief 6onos III Den Su-
reou3immern Der Secono gSatlonal
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deu fir Ben SilfSfon0 belproden.
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hinaepieIen, OaB Der @ermon-at1e-
rican 1914 9elief 6onO abiolrlt per
ifieoen lei BON Dem &oten arelt6
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bel 9oarOman pom amerifanf1hen
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lnaq jeOer, Ser cine Spenoe fiir cine
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oriidli6 angeben, fir mel6en Don
beioen. @s mar eil1 9rief e%illgegan-
qen BON Or. George 20. Sober Don
ieinem Sommeriibe @al0beim bel
8eorges Wtias, %. $, morin er lei
ne 0ienIte Dem 6ilfsfomite anbietet.
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iteuerungen fir ipp8ieae Sale oireft
na6 9eutidlano ge!anot meroe1
miir0en. "a &oleftoren lino 6eltimt
moroen uno oieielben baben bereIts
cine groBe Summe 81 Der5eidnen.
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dentlihe ODER monatli6e 8eiitele
rllnaen 6ereit erflGrt. Sin georud
ter GmpfangSlhein miro BON ieoeri
Solicitor Dem @eber ei%ngebdnoigt
perieben nit DEM aomitesliegel mo
Ser llnterihrift oes @errn Guno s.
4uoolpb, SAnBmeiiters oes 6onOs
SIN oieIer &omites Iibung nabmen tell
0ie folQenOen Serren. Is. @. Spier,
6. $. &loolpb, @m. s. @ltoe, Or.
g. 8artih, 9arl u. 0roop, Sobn
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