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The Ordway new era., 1914-09-11
Auto pr.e,p,t.se. Family Into River.

Auto PreetpttaxeS Am''y INTO ntser'
Roulder-N. H. Billing. wife and
daughter, Bertha. when coming down
the canon above Lyons in an automo.
bile, met another machine and Mr..
billings turned out to allow the latter
to pass. In doing SO. he turned too
close to the edge OF the bank, which
crumpled, precipitating both machine
and occupants into the st. Vrain river,
q distance Of about ten feet. The oc-
cupants of the other machine, whose
names have not been learned, prompt.
ly went to the rescue, uprighted the
machine and got the three out. Mrs.
billings suffered q dislocated right
shoulder and was badly bruised about
the face and body; the daughter suf-
fered dislocation OF the left should
er and severe bruises about the head.
Mr.. Billings was only slightly bruised.
The Ordway new era., 1914-09-11
COLORADO NEWS
CAlhEKED FROM
All Parts of the State
w..,.rn Newspaper Union New. service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Dates for Coming Events.
Sept, 1l-l2.-Sedgwick County FAR al
julesburg. IN
Sent. l0.--Suxar Day. Sugar City;
Sept. l5-1s.-Lincoin Co. Fair at Hugo,
sept. i6-17-Conetos County fair AT
Mnnassa.
Sept. Is;ls--Baca County fair at
Springfield
Sterling.
Sept. l9-26-Rnce Meet. Denver;
Sept. l-23.---lnter-Co. Fair and haes
Meet at Limon.
Sept. 2s- 2t.-Appls PIE Day mt Rifle.
Sept. -2s-Western Slope Fair. Mont
Sept a2-2s.-Montezuna Co. Fair at
Cogtez
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New Eneland.rs Reach Home.

Boston. Sept. 3.-Bringing home
from Europe 1.40O passengers, most Of
them New Englanders. whose yaca-
tions were cut short by the war. the
White Star steamer. Arabic, arrived
from Liverpool today.
The Ordway new era., 1914-09-11
Year. Corn Yield 2.7oo, 900 900 su,h.l.

Washing Production OF 2,I00.-
100000 bushels OF corn in the United
States this year is the forecast OF the
committee on statistics and standards
OF the Chamber Of Commerce OF the
United States.
The Ordway new era., 1914-09-11
Decidedly Unsuitable.

Parson Johnson-Why don't yo' come
to church, Sam?
Sam Shinn-Nothin' suitable to
wear, parson.
Parson-The Lord won't notice yo'
clothes, Sam.
,Sam-No. but Deacon Butts might
recognize his shirt, and Bre'r Simpson
his umbrella.-Puck.
The Ordway new era., 1914-09-11
Not a Mandolin.

Boys mother tpoking her head out
OF window)-Say, you kids stop pick
Ing on my Johnny: he amt no mando-
lin.-Boston Transcript.
The Ordway new era., 1914-09-11
Americana Return from war centers.

New York. Sept. 3.-The American
line steamer, New York, ended her
voyage from Liverpool and Queens
town here today with 952 passengers
aboard, the majority OF them Ameri-
cans.
The Ordway new era., 1914-09-11
Spain to Sign Peace Treaty.

Washington.-Don Juan Riano, the
Spanish ambassador. expressed the
willingness OF his government to sign
q peace treaty with the United States.
The Ordway new era., 1914-09-11
Abbreviated.

Here we are. Maria" he exclaimed
sleefully; you wanted to see those
stunning bathing costumes you've been
reading SO much about. and here We
are at the beach with the bathers all
around u.s."
Il see the bathers." she replied. So
verely. but where are the costumes?"
We are never too old to learn the
things that are Of no use to US.
The Ordway new era., 1914-09-11

A critic should have good memory.
At least he should never forget that
he has faults Of his own.
The Ordway new era., 1914-09-11

Red Gross Bag Blue, much better. Ross
farther than liquid blue. Get from any
grocer. Adv.
The Ordway new era., 1914-09-11

The easiest way not to settle dis
pute 10 to go to law about II.
The Ordway new era., 1914-09-11
Doctors Gave Him Up

Prof. W. L. Perkins. Waynesbofo
Va, writes:
II was under the care Of = doctor
for four months. but did not improve
at all. At last he gave me up TO die
of bronchial catArrh- 30 I thought
would try bottle Of Peruna- ! be-
ran to feel better at once. Now
feel as well as I ever did in my life.
want to thank you, Dr. Hartman.
for your advice. I'shAll always praise
your peruns for catAErh Of the lun91
The Washington times., 1914-01-31
-CLERGY men, LAWYERS, ACTORS,
ALL SPEAKERS SHOULD USE HYOMEI

that could be breathed through an in
haler, and as near as possible create
the same health-giving air that had
restored his health.
Hyomei is the result Of his study, and
for twenty-five years sufferers from ca
tarrh, bronchitis, laryngitis, husky
voice, and frequent head colds, have
been getting effective, safe, and quick
relief from this direct-to-the-spot rem
edy, No stomach dosing-you simply
breathe an antiseptic and germicidal
air-nothing easier or more pleasant
Hyomei being medicated air Immediately
reaches the raw and inf1amed MEM
brane, quickly relieves the congestion,
and soothes and heals the sore and dis
eased tissues. The first breath of Hy-
omci will convince you of its virtue
L will touch the spot
Do not suffer needlessly with hoarsc-
ness. weak voice, that choked-up feel
ing, or dangerous catarrh- Begin the
Hyomei treatment now. Ask your drug
gist for the complete outfit, 500 size
Jas. O'Donnell sells It on money back
il not satisfied plan-you to be the
judge.-Advt
The Washington times., 1914-01-31
Come and See Why 1t Should Be Your
And How You Can Buy 1t With
Your Rent Money


incredibly
They wonderful homes to live regardless
asked builders the liberal
YOUR INSPECT AND
DECIDE may be PRICE
The Washington times., 1914-01-31
ARMY MOVIES" ARE
.. SEEN BY OFFICIALS
Secretary Of War and Others
View Films Shown by Maj.
Thomas ]. Dickson.

Official Washington, including the
diplomatic corps, the army and the
navy, turned out en- masse at the Be
Iasco yesterday afternoon to see the
moving pictures shown by Major
Thomas J. Dickson. chaplain of the
Sixth Horse Artillery, portraying vari-
Gus phases of actual army life.
The Secretary of War, the chief OF
stan and his personal aide chiefs of the
various. divisions of the War Depart
ment, the members of the general stan,
the city and a host of those on the re-
tired list were present.
Chaplain Dickson explained that all
the films were taken under service con-
ditions, and that the main object OF the
lecture was to show the National Guard
OFFICERS and the general public the army
in action TO make them more famlnar
with the service.
The audience was requested to stand
as the first picture was shown: AS the
screen broke into life the stirring notes
of an artillery bugle sounded ITO the
Colors.'' the field music salute to the
Nations emblem, and across the can
vas there marched the horses, colors
and guard of the famous Sixth Horse
Artillery, the only horse artillery regi-
ment in the entire army
Camp Perry Views Shown d,
A1Inutely explained by the chaplain,
the absorbing scenes followed each
other in bewildering array. The rifle
range at Camp Perry, during the prog
ress of the national and International
matches. showing the various. phases of
the target practice and the competitors
from many states and lands, was first
shown Then a minor problem In in
fantry tactics was shown from the be-
ginning. where the men were in camp,
through the various details Of equip
ping, marching, scouting and advanc-
inR 10 the attack. eliminating in bay
onet charge; not the spectacular effect
of the hag-waying moving Sicture Stor-
les, but a grim, desperate, quietly over
whsln1ng rush Of mirthless, serious
men-at-arms.
The gallant Sixth Horse Artillery
followed next, the horses whipping the
heavy guns around in nIansuver until
the rolling dust clouds of the Kansas
prairies, reused by grinding wheel, hid
the scene from view, drifting away to
ing smoke at an imaginary enemy
Feats of Horsemanship.
The cavalry in turn followed, showing
patrols and cossack posts performing
their duties, seeking conceaIment, re-
PORTING the presence Of the enemy and
joining the troop for action.
The lecture closed with scenes Of won
derful horsemanship and horse train
ing at the Mounted Service School at
Fort Riley, Kansas, where the young Of
icers of the cavalry and field artillery
are trained.
The pictures were first made for the
instruction of small group of National
Guard officers at a field maneuYer, but
their value was deemed so great that
under the sanction of the Secretary OF
War, they have been shown in many
places.
The Washington times., 1914-01-31
TWELVE ARE HURT IN
WRECK, TWO MAY DIE
Midnight Flyer of Chicago and
Alton Ditched During Blind
ing SnoWstorm.

LOCKPORT. ILL.,. Jan. 81 Twelve per-
sons were injured. two probably fatally.
bv the derailment OF the midnight flyer
of the Chicago and Alton. from Chicago
to st. Louis. in a binding snowstorfn
near here today.
Lewis Barr. Malta, Mont, and Miss
Pearl Holmes, Chicago. suffered frac-
tured ribs and internal injuries and may
die.
W. B. Smith. New York City. and w.
B. Stocks. T13 West 177th street, New
York were injured.
Seven coaches were derailed, two turn
ing over.
The Washington times., 1914-01-31
It Quickly Relieves Hoarseness
or Stuffed-Up Head, Strength
ems the Voice, Soothes and
Heals the Indamed Mem
brane of the Nose
and Throat.

HyomeI is the discovery Of r. T.
Booth. once an international lecturer In
the cause Of temperance. After years
of speaking in England and America
he developed a serious lung and catar-
rhal trouble. On the advice of pf1ysi-
clans he went to Inland, Australia,
where night and day he could breathe
the antiseptic balsams given on by the
forests, especially the eucalyptus trees.
Mr.. Booth completely regained his
health, and always attributed his re-
covery to natures healing baIsams and
antiseptics which he had breathed. He
then conceived the idea of making a
combination of certain antiseptitc oils
The Washington times., 1914-01-31
Columbia Chapter Gives
Entertainment and Dance

More han 600 members of Columbia
Chatter, No. ], Royal Arch Masons, at
tended the entertainment and dancing
party at the New Masonic Temple last
night, following a grand visitation.
Among those who participated in the
entertainment were the lev. Earle VIII
fey. c. z. Meyers. Alexander Mosher,
]. Henry Kaiser, and Charles Moore.
The Washington times., 1914-01-31
British Scandinavian
Compact in Rate War

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 31.-British and
transatlantic trade have decided to
act together in the threatened pas
senger rate war. NJ.
An organization has been created to
take the measures encessary to pro-
tect their interests
The Washington times., 1914-01-31
Woman Foils Robbery
Of a Box Factory Safe
compare in SIze.

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-A telephone
call from a woman early today foiled
a $1,000 safe robbery at c. Cohen's
paper box factory. but the yeggmen
got away. The police found kit of
BURGERS tools on the floor before the
safe. -...... -.
The Washington times., 1914-01-31
Boy Scouts in Search
For Missing Boston Girl

BOSTON. Jan. 31-Ffve hundred boy
scouts. the pick Of Boston's army of
5000. today began a search Of the woods
of the Chestnut Hill district for the
body Of Miss Eleanor Arlin, who disap-
peared three weeks ago from her lodg-
ing house in Brookline It is believed
the girl wandered into the woods while
i'll and died from exposure.
The Washington times., 1914-01-31
$500 Drugless Physicians.
In the United States.

o,oUU DIugleSs TnyslclanS.
In the United States.
The Reform was Needed.
Their Operations Are Successful.
Their Patients Never Die from
Shock.
They Recover Their Health.
ALI Systems Are Good.
Some Are Better, Some Best.
For More Than As Years.
The Last Ten IN this CITY.
1 HAVE EMPLOYED the one that RE-
STORES the CIRCULATION OF the BLOOD
and ESSENTIAL. 70 HEALTH FLUIDS Of
the Body TO the DISEASED Part
THE RESULTS are PHENoMENALLY
SCCCEsSFUL and GRATIFYING to the
THOSE ONLY who are DENIED RELIEF
ELSEWHERE COME for this TREATMENT
and THEY are Healed.
CULATIoN OF the ESSENTIAL-to LIFE
and HEALTH-FIUIDS Of the BODY OP-
ERATES EFFECTIVELY as CURE. FOR
RALYsIs. BRIGHTs Disease RHEyM4-
TIsM. ASTHMA, INSOMNIA, HARDENING
and SCLERoSIs Of the SPINAL COLUMN.
SIS. VERTIGO. and the DESPERATE ALL
MENTS Of the DIGESTIVE INDIGESTION,
CIRCULATORY and RESPIRATORY-the
THROAT. BRoNCHI. and LUNGland
NERVOUS SYSTEM; NEURASTHENIA,
NEURrTIS. NERVOUS EXHAUSTION and
BREAKDOWN. CURVATURE OF THE
SPINE and the CHRONIC INCURABLE
(so-calledl DISEASES for which the NEDI-
CAL WORLD HAS NO REMEDY and you
are denied relief everywhere elsa
There In nothing In the above an
nOuncement that II not I'm the treat-
ment. THIS Is THE TREATMENT THAT
KILLS THE MICROBES-not the Patient
AND CURES the PATIENT.
BY CALLING for CONSULTATION YOU
WILL. RECEIVE VALUABLE INF'ORMA-
TION FREE
Continued in my 72-paEe booklet SEND
FOR IT.
Hours. 10 a. m. TO p. m. Sunday. Ii to l.
Consultation and Booklet at Office or
Mailed Free.
PROF. II. N. ID. PARKER,
1922 9th st. n. W., Washington, ID. G.
CUT THIS OUT. II VIII not appear again
1T is GOOD FOR YOUR FIRST TREAT
MENT.
READ MY AID IN ToDAYs POST.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-14

SSrieocn nift erfolgreid getpeien lei,
nno Dab, neil Die m16tIgen io5ialiIti.
ihen @arteien in Oelttidlano uno
Oeiterreid nidJt in ge6iibrenoer 8eiic
Die &ilitlngen bef1n1pft baben, Die
belgiiden lno fran5oiiiden So5iali.
item ge5mungen puroen, CUR 8ertbei'
hianna fires gaterlonOes in Den
arieg 81 5ie5en.
Gin Sieg 0eS MiIitarismrs mo
Der 2lriltofratie IN ben beiOen centra-
len &aiierreifen" beiBt es oann mei-
ter, ,lpilroe Guropa inter ein bodI-
reaftionares lulO ailitariides 9ieginle
6ringen. 9ie 9leutrolitdt 15talicns :,
Die oom 4roletariat perlangt miro,
6e0eutet Ben 0rinaenDen @unid, oell
in 0ieiel 6eiben aaiierrcid1en begoG-
nenen &a1npf qegeu ieine llrbeber ge-
meuoet 81 ieben, nit oem g8lmihe.
baB oas Erolet1riat aus Der geger.
mdrtigcn Situution 8ortbeil 5ieba,
I'M ein 9iIuOnib oes freien 8olfes 81!
IidJern."
Qie Union for0ert 0ie arbeitelloe
9coolfcrltng aui 6aralf 5u a6ten,
baB bic 6eioen aoiierreide aus oer
Nelltralitdt SStaIiens feinerlei Dor.
tbeil 5ieheu f0nnen.
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Geripunoet
s It prina Soa d imnu 3 Ser
lin 3urii iidgebra6t

Berlin, biu aopen6agen unb
2rnoon, IA. September. Bring Soas
dim bon preuben. Der iingIte SobH
BEG Saiisrs, Der tiiraIid in Sftprsu.
BEN in elmer Sdlatt peripunost
.porosn mar, 1T bon bem Sofpital in
gGlenitein, mo er bisher dslsgsn, nu6
Berlin asbra6t unb nab bsm S6lob
gelleOue iiberfiibrt porben. Die Sai.
ferin mar am gabnbo, uls er ans
lam unb umarmte unb tiibts i'm. sic
mar tisf ergrtffeu, aIs lie uuf feiner
gruIt bag ibm bsr!iebsne Gifsrne
arsus iab. Der prins mill iobuIb es
nur anqebt, pisber mad Der 6ront
auriidtehreu.
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Saroinal Tarleb
ernitli6 d. erfr q NIT in
qmalf; ;oaruieoer.

2iegt ernitli6 ertra q NIT n
slmalf; barnieoer.
2ou6on, IA. September. Sait
einer Oepeite 6es ,Oailn G5ronicIc"
aus gtoilano. lit aaroinal 5arieD,
ser am samitGg erfratIftc, fur5 ebe er
iih IN ReapeI nad Den @ereinlgten
Staatcn eiuififfen UoQte, na6
slmaIiL ON Golf oou SaIer1lo, &c.
bratt ipuroen. 5cin 3uitano tit Der
art. baB on cine Seunreiie naa ben
8ereinigten Staateu nidt 81 oerfen
1T. SSie es bcibt, la6orirt Der aarOt.
nal oil einem Ser5Ieioen.
lnsebIid ui4ttrant.
Reapel, 13. Sept. piu Puris.
Die g2a6ridt BON Der anseblihen Gr.
trartung Oss &arbinaIs 5drlep ents
bebrt jsbtr gegriinoung. Der &ar.
Oinal bat Ii9 bsiudsDeiis in Sorrens
to unb gimalfi aufseboltsH unb ptro,
pie urIpriingli3 gepIant, am Wlon-
tog bic S3eanreiie mad ben Der.
Stdateu antreten.
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tne esiieberseiAlasenbeit
& # b,iaa gublitum in Ser
lin tr>tiB I'm III tiger
aa6ria6isHa au be.

aonton, 49,, 9.sem6sr. Der
.Dailp sslearapb"t brudt aus bsm
rReupe RoticroamiIde Current" cine
gsrlinsr 9epsid. ah. in psl6er ss
kiBi, bdB bas publiYum ipobl stpas
niidufat bar!ibsr n.y. bab 70 gsnis
Radritten iibsr ben &riea DerOffents
Iitlt psrbsn.
Obihpn betannt III, tSaB cine sro.
bs S6ladi aei4iassH tpuiSDs unb Si.
Gsiisrreiaer asapungen iptirben. bel
2smbera cine iOsendnnte iNratesiits
lls6erqab. Der Stubt poritIuebmer,
tsrrIt. bod ,1rtcr bem publifum teis
ne lisosrssfbtdgsnheit.
In pieten fsdIleu iinb ole ansebO.
riaen bon gsfalIenen Sffsieren auf
pripotem Bege Don bsm SeloentSo ib.
rer glna.borisen bsna4ri4iiat ,ipor.
ben, aber nit ber @eroifsntlihuHg
Der dmtli6en 9erluitliiten limb bic
9sb5rosn nod iebr i'm aiiditanb.
Die ansebli6 aus supsrlaiilssr
Guell. rerlauist, ioIl bic @erpflesunS
hes oepuliisen Sssr.s nod bsbeutsnos
G6fpi.riatsitsH bereiten. I
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Ser papft
edeinf nit osn gerbiinOaen itarf III
ipnpatbiiireu

gon. bia Boris, 13 September.
anut einer 9epcidle, ipeIde oem 9lnit
.Stampa~ aus 5urin suaegangen III,
ioa SlarSjuol Bourne, Der GrJbiidcf
pcn @eitminiter, pom gapit geneSift
Ky. ein Sanoibreiteu an ben SO.
Mig Don Gnglano crbaIten baben, in
iueldlem a0Hig Beorg ais ), ,8abrcr
nes iSrieScns" unb ~Meiiter Der sc.
reftisteit~ beseitnet trirb.
Gle .Stanlpa" nil ierner ipiiien.
Sab Der qapit Sen oeiitiden uno Den
oiterrcihiihen gotitniier I'M 9atitar
criud,t babe, ibm iideres @eIeit iiir
aareinal 0iercier. ben grimas bon
eeleieu fiir oeiicn Seimreiic siiJI.
iidcrn. Gie @eidnOten ertlarien iif
fir auber Stanoe, o;eiem gSlmife
at cntiprcfen mnO Der Eapit iol
oarnnibin .hcmcrtt babcnL SaB er oic.
Irt ablebpQRnen slnhport cingeoeuf
ieiH iueroe.
Cant >gsadIrihten pon Der oiterrei.
aliidjcn 5ront, ioaen unter ben GciaI.
ieneu scr Geiierreiher lid pieIe oeute
beiiuoen bic gebOrcHe Staliener
rnren.
Cshtrrsids peitsre Mobi.
Iifirung.
2onb-on, 13. Septsmbsr. aaut
anoffi3ieIlen Pa9rifisn aus Wisn
follsn bic 2lnesborigsn Der 2an6iiurm.
tlaiIt bss. ssabrss 1894 unter bic Wais
len bsprbsrt iporosn iein. 9ieis Rads
,idt ipurbe bsm Reuter'Iden Sslssra.
,bsnbureau BON amitsrbam aus iibsr.
nitisli unb fpGtsr babin sradnst. bab
aud bic tpaffsnfdbisen anaeb5rissn
sss aanoiturms Der Sabre 1892 unb
1893 tinbsrufsn lporbsu fiHb unb mad
btr front asianos psrbsu ipIlsu. |
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auSlano Us(egrap(
8nrIdseihlasen
Hurbsn mad fiinftasisem
aampf bic Ruffen BON
Den Se iterreicbern.


Den De iterreicbsrn.
Rotterbam, 13. Septen6sr. pil
eOnSOn. = Cine Dspsifx, bic baS
WOIff'fds 1adrid.n 8ursau in
Berlin aus Wisn srbaItsn bat. Iau,
tst:
der GenerdlItn6 bat am Sonnias
bstannt ssssbsn, bab ua8 einem fiinfs
tdsissn Sumpf es osn OsIierrsi6ern
ssIunsen III. Die g3pF.n Bel groost,
psitli9 bon gsmberS, 5uriid3uidIas
gen.
Die Oeiierr,i6er tpsrben in Der
gdbe Don Rapa Rubir bon elmer srO-
ben ruffifa.n usbsrmaGt bsorDht.
auberosm petfu9tsn bic ruHiiden
Iruppsn bic aommuniiationslinis
3,piiden General Gdnil unp Der in
Der RGhs bon Grobst befinolis
tsn 2trmse su burabre6sn. "a
x. 6sinO ibnsn numerii9 nett iibsr'
YEN mar. sossn iid bic Ssitsrrsifsr
Lid I'M iih uuf einsm siiniiissrsn
gain ipieber Su tOn5entrirteH.
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GGarie Sritif
,le6cn italicniidlc Su5ialiiteu an ib'
rem Snrteigenoiicn in Semtiflano
uno Sciterreidj. o

Qarts, IS. September. Cine
Gepei6e Der, Sauas.agentrr aus
Rom lnutct: -
Ser 9erbanS ser So5iaIiiten IN
Rom bat am Sonntas ieine 0isfui.
lion Der aesenp1rtiseu iuternationn-
len Gage unS elmer Srrterpentim ici.
tens Staliens beenbet uno HeioIlrtio.
nen angenonmeu, in benen m Der
einleihrng barauf binsetpieien miro,
SOB elm geeenieitises SanoeIn Sr 60.
jiaIiiten aIler 2dnoer gegen Den SIN.
periaIismus ,u,S ben betpaffneten
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Die 8elgier
Wit blutigen 80pfen M ie.
Der mad Qntnerpen
3uriiddefhidt.

2onbon 13. Sept. 2uut elmer
0spei6e Der Graange SelegrGp6 so.
If bic beIgiiA 6elOurmee, Die einen
Qusfdq aus 2tntpetpsn ma9te, naA
fiinftdgisen Sdmpfen pieber IN bic
5eitun9 3uriidgeporfen ipurben. Die
gelsier befantsn Iid sipei beutI6en
Qrmeetorps, bic bauptfddtid aug Qn.
geb0rigen bes 2anbiturms unb uus
1900 Seeiolbaten 6sltanben, gegeu-
iiber.
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g 6neben bfeibt neusrqL

g 4neben bfeibt neutral.
Sto db o. m, pia Rotter0am unb
Gonoon, IA. Sept. - WGbrenb elmer
Debate I'M RitsOag iiber bic 2anbess
bertbioigung ertldrten iih bic Giibrer
idmmtli6er Yarteien nit Der Reutros
IitGtspplitit Der RegisruHg einDerz
itonoen. Sn ben Reben purbe betont,
odB S6Deben Den 5rieDen baben
polle. ieoo6 in Der Gage ietH miiiIe,
i'm Rotbfaq Teine llnubbdngigteit per.
theibigen 8u t0nnen.
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G@te Yatriofen
Rei6e SollGnber be5a 6len
b ie & o ten ber Wl o biIs
M d un5.

Qonbon, IA. Sept. - Nus benz
6aag pirb Der gr6ange SeIearapb
So. bspsidirt, Oub 96nisin WilheIs
mine eos 9lnsrbietsn ron iets Der
reiAIteu giirser Soaanbs angenom'
men bat, bic iif er6oten bo6en, ben
ss6nteu 9beil ibres 8erni0eens ber3us
as6en, I'M bic Soften Der gegenpdrtis
qen WcbiImodung gu beden, bic tag
lid cine Chiffon boadrtniider Gulbsn
tOiiet. Die sin5ige 9ecingung, pslhe
ron BEN 9ebern gemaht puroe, 1T,
taB i6re Ramsu MD! perDffentIiAt
peroen oiirfen.
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EdifsasdsriAtex.

Nep gort, 13. Sept. glnset.:
n6inLanb" pon 2iperpoOI, .asus
tudian" bon Gan sSroncisco.
Qlbees.: nReo GrOb" nud 5als
mouth, n6lanbre" mad gorbeaug.
@Iasgofp. @nget.: oaetitia" unb
.Seanbtndbian" BON Uicntreal.
M piIIe. 2tngtt.; .Gplumbio"
bon Isp gort. qltgcg.; pGamsrO.
mia" nab giep Yort
2tperppol. abees.: st
paul" mad Relp Yort.
Mit einsm n9aafuB" it itpsr
vGusbalI" ipteIsn,
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Tranfreih
sbt .RatipnatDsrt6si

Cisbt .Rutipnaloe BET.
biaunas. gUnos" aus.
gurbeaur, 13. Septemb. ptd.
iibsnt 9oincdrs bat on Sonutag ein
0e.r.t untsrssi6Het, bur4 peltss
bic qusqabe DOn SdaBanitsbpnSs
autpriiirt pirb. bic in 3eitrdumsn
BON brti BIG AZ sp0!f WonateH siH.
.osbor iino irtb iiiHf prOsent briH.
uen. Oiee Bombs psrben .Rotional'
Werthsihaunas 8onosA senan1t
unb in 9snominaticnsn BON 100. 500
urh 1000 sFrdnts ausgsge6en.
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nnsingeit
Sat Ger Gronprins m ii e /.
Her Qrmee bic iSe Il u rLg
8erbun.
uber.

8etbun.
Berlin. Dia aopenbagen unb
2onoon, Ia. September. Qaut elmer
9epei9e, bic Elm Dem beutihen 5aupts
quarter attadirter 9prreIponbsnt
fanbte, bat bic armee bes &rpnprin-
ssn einsn OGlligen &reis um @erOun
qssoaen unb spar in bsrartiasm I'm.
fcnge. ouB bic Sorts 8piiden 5oul
unb 8erbun nunmebr Don beiben Sci
ten beidofisn fUsrben f0nuen. 60.
baIb Die SORTS QefaIlen iiuo, ipsrben
bic 9eutiden tpie6sr cine neue Stra.
be fir ibr peiterss @orbringen nab
Irantreifl bineir erbd(ten
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rem tpoqen. Die 9epobner bon Gem.
fin fouen bic Serben nit offenen 4r.
men aufgenommen ba5en.
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.srbieus ptdns.

Rom pia 2onbou, 13. Sept. Don
Der itaIitniF6en prefe pirb Der All.
s.bliaen Ginnabms Ssmlins bur6 bic
S,rben srobe 9ebsutuns beisemehen.
Di. .5ribuna" ertlGrt, bab bic Ger
Ben jsbt ben 8usrilld arieg in gcss
nisn ben WontsnssriHern iibsrIafen
anb isIbit auf guSaPsis su mari4t
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Iof'i 0, 13. Geptcnlber. DC rui.
iiiden @tiIitarbeborOen riiiict iid iiir
eiucn arieg BON longer Oauer nua
fauien bier groBe Mengeu oon Iuf.
fen, Mtilnition mb gtabrl,ngsmtttdn
Gin. Beitere oerartige girtfGufe ioleu
au6 in China io,pie in Seu Der.
,etiliSten Gtaaten seiua&t iperSeu.
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2onbon, 13. Gept.--2aut elmer
9epei6s beg Rsiiteri6sn Bureaus aus
amiterSdm III Der erite britii6e 0ers
ipunoets Der in 9prtmuno i'm 6oipi-
tai itarb, bort nit militdrii6en e6rsn
begre6en fporbeu. Der Grieasrpersin
aab i6m nit p.rbilItsn Gabutu oas
Gbrenaeleit unb iibsr bas Grab hiHs
meg nurb.n msbrere SulDen abssgs'
ben.