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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05

patent, ts;2o; second patent. $3.50;
s su,sa 49, pS Sr rye; $50; s2r.ns
sse Iss e ans Is D ssss snnsal
wire ! point zoe: ssivsnissd sheets. -
tsssss, s ~ ..s ss sSsf T. s.u = s;srf
single Of sron.sS axes. siis per dos
ss,s: &C ssu.:. si.sc; a fass. ssss;
ise and per esns on list: large.
Pc. cen, on ii.t' large. TO- iS and Oh
,,sSss clear sssID 'ssis G ! aa%x
hams, les0l!hc: bri.ksts. 1eh Qyhc;
shouldsr., isc: picnic hans: $50 .e;
sasarsMcorrectsd daily by w. II.
Edgar n sons: Crystal dominoes. 2-lb..
ss ssfi LOAF ssss s sass .S a sxsx poM
.dered. ss.ao; standard powdered. Ss.i5;
BULK. 1915: s5.ib' eottons, 1850: crystal
tons. in cases, ye.o5: crystal dom. gran,
HF cases. ts.15: diamond A.. sb.s5; con-
fasteners A.. 1910: No. 4, l5;e5; No. s.
$500; No. g. 1855: No. z. $3.50: No. 8.
sss No No Il ' ssS No No. Is Is s ssss No. No.
ture. ssts; beet granuiated, $3.50:
nouttnOld pOWu. u, Lf 10 case, tL.iUs
do IL. 4sfto case. S4lo
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Butter-Creamery extra. sac; hrsts
2sci dairy, Ale: packing stock, 2oc ID.
nrsts. arc: current receipts. 25Kc per
doc. Receipts. So cases.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW YORK. Nov. Flour: Quiet
s Ss E.rd r0I Firm sssad middle %:' west
spot, yio.soGIi. Sugar: Raw. steady;
90 test. s2,ss; refined. easier; cut Loaf.
sssi s S. ccsss RIO s no.
on spot, .sSs Tallow; Quiet; city
Hay; Weak: prime, si;o5 9i;o7h; No
soa sHn eBsi ei9 Sua sssSM Drs; sss
ducks. isai7c. Live poultry: frregu.
lar: geese, lac; ducks l39 $50: fowls.
sSe.e en stSEseys br0, , sSc:ssTs
Cheese. Quiet; state milk. common TO
special. 7l1shcs full skins. $3.50.
Butter: Quiet and frm: receipts H.
tubs ssS Sc: imitation creamery ss s arsts
issts: Nearby white fancy. ss@ssc;
nearby mixed fancy 2s@ssc; fresh
jhrsts. es@3ec.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, Nov. t.-Butter: Extras.
s2@s2Mc; nrsts, 2I@ acc: dairy extrns.
r'. st asgs tsh Pri line
XIV. T poultry sf Fox xHsn suss:
turkeys. 1Sc. Potatoes; Michigan
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MARKETS and FINANCE

December inactive; May steady. Pro-
" samn Lard lower; others. steady
cIose--wheat: December up iae;
May up 1Ac. Corn: December up
hc; May up lc. Oats: December up
&c: May up Ne Provisions: Higher.
Quotations by Hayden. stone a Co.
Nov.. 4; Open High Low Close
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05

ACREAGE SPECIAL
100 acres In Brownstown Township, r.
mile on west JEFFERSON ave. 10 mifes
cheap buy at $4,000 per acre. Easy
terms. See Mr. Sullivan.
IS acres on Fort-st. west, miles
from city hall. electric railroad front
age. ripe for sub-dividing. Some buy
at $4,000 per acre. Easy terms. See
Mr.. Sullivan.
PHIL j. FORAN & co.
4o5 Chamber OF Commerce. Cad. SIC.
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'SscAGo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

h.isH: December. si.I7n; May.
E.isH. Corn: Cash, isci December.
dkc. May, Use. Oats: Cash. 5ohc:
december, sac; May. 56Mc. Rye: Cash.
Sn1ber. ysI5; March. 1886. Timothy:
lash. S2.b0: December, S26siS; March,
Hes. Aisike; Cash. ss.42h; Decem-
Ter. SS52k: aMrch. ss.72h. Butter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO LIVE sTOCK.

HNSH nUFTAbV nv ~ STVNh.
EAST BUFFALO. N: r, Nov. Cat
Government will not allow anything
shipped out OF Bunalo. Everything to
be sold to Buffalo packers for immedi-
ate slaughter. state and federal officials
comforting as to whether or not Buff
falo yards Guaranteed. decision will
be rendered at p. IN.
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GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Nov. 4--tJpening--when I:
Torn: December and May up VIC. Oats:
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FoR sALE-FAhms,

DO you NOT THINK It's a good time
TO own a farmf IL looks that way
20 US. We will sell you 20. 60.
go, a 100, with stock. tools. ETC.
river In the world. the St Clair. We
can give you terms. location and
price that will sure please you. Our
auto Ia always at your command TO
look over this property.
CURRIE a HAULTER.
.e Algonac, Mich.
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1O2 ACRES
Free and clear with good buildings:
trade for Detroit income property;
pay some cash and assume. What
20 ACRES
On car line, sell on easy terms or
trade equity for two-nat.
ACRE FARM
In Dearborn Acres: sell on easy terms
Msionsy- Campbell Realty Co.. inc. 500
Free Press Bldg.
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$500 DOWN

l5-acre farm facing on electric line;
good auto road TO city; cozy home;
berries. Only $500. Old age the
only reason See
STEELE BROS.
31S Free Press Bldg, Auto Service.
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purrnR AND EGGs.

BUTTER AND EGGS.
Butter-Creamery extra. sac; hrsts.
29c, dairy, ale: packing stock, 20c ID.
Eggs-Fresh receipts. cases Included.
firsts. ate: current receipts. 26hc per
doz. Receipts. 6s4 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-05

s FINE ACRES
In Ypsilanti. lies beautifully and well.
located $500 an acre It's free and
clear. VIII consider Detroit improved
and pay cash difference. Some other
good exchanges.
HENRY PLASS AGENCY.
Cherry 301l. 422 MofYat Bldg.
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TO EXCHANGE.

Good soil, buildings. fruit; team. tools.
COW, and other stock. TO exchange
for Detroit property or easy terms.
Call Mr.. Barry. M. 1881. col Majestic
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-19

hind the Giants Under ordinary con-
1itions that would be big handicap,
:or in the past the Giants have been
capable of rally when their lead
was threatened by any other team in
The league. So far this season the
Giants have shown ability to push
down the Cubs when the locals
threatened, but they could not stand
off the Braves and Cards, who are
dizzy with success and playing ball
they didn't know was in their sys-
TENS.
Should there be a revival of old
Cub spirit, the team cannot be count
ed out of the running. But past per-
formances do not make the outlook
bright.
An opportunity for improvement
was offered here last Saturday and
Sunday when the Cards visited for
two days. But the Cubs failed at the
barrier and dropped both starts. That
pushed them into fourth place and
the st. Louis people seem intent on
keeping them there.
Beating Brooklyn will help us
some, but not enough. The real test
will be when the Braves and Giants
come to town. If the home guards
can wallop the Dodgers and Pills,
then do the same to both Braves and
Giants the outlook is rosy.
1t all depends on the coming battles
with the first and second place teams.
A distant approach to the scrappy,
outstanding article of ball the Cubs
have put on in the last two days
would have given them a decent
showing on the trip through the east
ern cities, and they should now be
within two games of the top.
Whether they can recover from the
staggering blows dealt them by the
effete cities is the problem. And we
haven't the answer concealed about
our person.
Yesterdays batting was the best
n -
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Hagenan pitched the last seven in
nings for US and held the Dodgers to
a single run. He walloped a double
and three singles, and they we're i'm
portant assets in accommodating our
runs. Bresnahan knocked a potent
triple and single, and Zimmerman
achieved the dream of all diamond
stars, a home run with the bases
loaded.
HUMPHREYS tried to pitch, and was
trimmed for five runs in two innings.
One hit in the pinch in the seventh
inning would have been almost as
valuable as the entire dozen bingles
the Chifeds gathered against Balti-
more yesterday. The sacks were
loaded and one was dead. Rollie
Zeider banged into a double play.
Tinker had a sembIance of his reg
ular lineup back in the game. Zeider
returned to third base, but Fritz re-
manned in service, relieving the ach-
ing Farrell.
RolIie showed slight effects of his
long vacation. He had not focused
his eye on the pill and failed to drive
it safe all afternoon. His recovery
is an encouraging feature, however,
and doesn't come a bit too soon, as
the defeat edged the locals out of
first place in favor of Indianapolis.
Tinker has no easy task winning
this federal pennant. Both Indian
apolis and Baltimore are playing ball
that is hard to beat. Bill Phillips
crew is a hard-hitting, fast-running
organization, which relies on
vicious attack for victory.
Knabe has a bunch that can also
make some runs, but the Baltimore
ans have one of the most impregna-
BILE defenses in the new organization.
SWacina, Knabe, Doolan and Walsh
or kirkpatrick form an inner wall
that is capable of cutting down any
thing that comes within reach
Behind this is good pitching, Quinn
\ 4. IL.
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Gn Gtrrit nm S1.5O.

Syn cinent Streit iiber $t50 brahte
geitern Ger 27,id6rige 0odOederSting
-. glgneiu bon Ger. 10, Git-Gentre.
ShaBe, ieineni friiberen glngcItells
teu, Dem 9teger 9lrtbur Ban Storp,
10 iGpcre Meiieritde Sci, Dab Die
9er3te an Dem 9luffon1llen oes Der
labten 5weifcln.
Ger STREET entitano III einem
3inlmer ser obcngenatnteu 9lorene,
ais 9(gnuu nit iciner lSrult lid be-
reits 81 9ett begc6en bate @an
Stor1, Dem 9lQueru $3.50 9rbcitS'
lo6n nod onge6lif i1uloete, trat IN
9lgnen's Shlaf3inmar cIit erbielt
ieooh oen 9eieGl, iofort Oic g9obs
rung 81 oerlaiien Ban StorD lpei.
aerte iid), Der 9lufforcernng uoh5l.
eommeH mo mari nad glgnelu init
einem STEIN oeu er in Der Jnldlc
reritedt Eatte; er traf oanit aber
,yrau Agneip mo oas 9abn. Gs eit-
itano cine Sdldgerei 5piiden ben
tei0en ARGitnern, glgnelu 500 ielt
TaidenmeTer ino periette ieinem
@egner einen Stih in Den llnterleib.
Sergeant Goncanlon nno Ole 80
li3iIien Sorner un0 Nlc@ennep pom
ntittlercn@oli3eioiitrift, pilrGen Olrd
ocn 2drm 0en oic beioen adnipicn.
ben pcruriabtclt angc5oaen, pno
ndbncn 9lgncm felt. Iieier iullroc
pom 9hhtcr Supplee fir eiii pcitc.
res ger1or fcitgelalten, wdsrcnO
Ban Storp int @lercp'Soipital in be.
ocnfliden 3uitanoe oarnieocrIieat
9luh 1rou glgneu un0 oas aino ia.
men nibt inocrlebt bel oicicm Sam.
pie 0abon. ,SrmI 9lgneu bat cinc
&Amoc om Gopf nno oaS aiuo au
cen 9lrmen bon Dem nah Ngnep &C.
Ihlcuoerten Gtcinc erbalien.
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Sente .GrBFfnnia.

@uibington 6. 2e8ember =
W}orgen Nlittaa tritt Ole 5peitc regit.
ldrc SiBlng oeS 63. Gongreiies 5il.
iammen.
NomIniiiratipHsfiibrer crparten be.
gierig ole SabreSboiidlaft RrdiiOert
@ilions, melbe er in elmer geIHeiil.
ibaftliheu SiSlng beiOer Sduier oes
@oHgreneS ain Iienitng perionlid
iibermitteln iuiro.
Iie fommenoeSi Sibung miro baupt.
idhlidb oen 8erminiguuqs-N -NaBnab.
men gelpiomet. Sm iibrigen beiiH.
Den lid lmter ben Bills, nit pel6eu
iib Der GougreB 81 befaiieH babcu
miro, Die folgenoeH.
Die @inpanoeruugs-giu nit Dem
nielbereoeteu 8ilouuesteit. Qieie bat
oas Saus poiiirt uuo gebt jeBt an
ben SeHat.
Tie Observation-Disclosures
Bill 9Iud oieie MaBuabme lit be-
reits I'M Sauie ongenommen ruoroen
Eie @aiierfrait.9ia, melhe pie
Die Uorigen 0aS Saus, niht aber oen
Senat paiiirt bat
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Nie GOlSaten6rant.

@ielcS neuc, ipun0erldl0nc g8eib.
luhtsipicl, Der @egcumort cutipre,
dcno unO ocn SelOenruItb oes oeit.
ihcn &olfes 0ariteleno, miro anI
Gonntag. Sen 27 Ge3cmber in Der
Grcicinigfcits.2irhe gum erlten@1ole
CUR gluifiibring gelangen un0 miro
eclpiB nitbt oerfeblcn, oie @cr5en I'M
Shlrnl aii gepinnen. gfur Die better
Str1fte, bic fcine 6remolinge aiif Ole
icln @5cbietc iino, muroen fir Die Der
id]ieOenen 9ioQcn gempnnen uno
talentirte Sanger uno Sdngcrinnen
hoben ole 9lufgobc freipiaig iiber'
nonlmcn. Gs 1T alio fcin iogcnom.
les @inoeripiel, ipie mon es Oa imo
0crt ouiiiibrt, ionocrn cine Dornebne
gtufnibruna, ipic iie nidt idoner fir
8cibnadten iicb cignct. IS lit bom
Slniang bis gum Gnoe Der @cgemuart
cutuomHen. IS iiibrt ms I'M @eiltc
Ginous ms tbelre @nterlano, no Die
@egeiiterung oes @olfes ipie ein
Biinoitlturm oic Seinot6 ourh'
brauit. 8oTtor 5terger, ser @erfai.
icr 6ieieg Seitipiels, bat nit allen
9titpirferoeu meoer 6leiB nod 9lii.
len geiheuf, I'm ehpoS pirtIid6 S@o.
leB al bieten, oos, trotoem es Elm
GrieesbilO lit ocnnoA niht oeS &C.
niitblimen iuO ocs fein.religioien
NnltridtS cutbehrt Damit eS nidlt
niir Der S9elt, ionOern and ser &ci6.
rohtsdeit iih aupoBt. 9IIle friegiii6-
lenOen Dlddtc iino Dertreten; iogor
ser gelbe Saponer tonlmt noh Der
ciuqeihliC1eu, Inn Die Geiflhen 5ii
pcrtilger 4a 0ieie Auffiibrlng aud
8cit in 9(niprudl ninHt, miro piintt
lid i'm 15S llbr begonnen ueroen
Die idnlntliben StraBen6a6n.
Sinicn fiibren oireit nod Der Srinit0.
StraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-07

Gbicuao, Sa., 6. 9ej. 1T Sc
itisfcit Der @rciIe IN 2ioerpool mo
9eridte, iuclhe beiagten. Stalieu
taufc @ei5en in glrgeutinien i'm aros
ben Wabitabc, perlieben geiteul Dem
biciiaen @}arft cine iteigenoe Cen.
beng. Syn OcnlieIben Slime lpirfte
and oie glndribt, ooB oic @rnterpit.
terinq in glrgentutien iit uie0er
uniiber geitaltet babe inO Die Grnte.
arbciten betrdAtlid itorc. Durh
9iealiiirungsperfduie puroen jeooh
Ser Saliiiebepegung 3iigcl ougelcgt
gIah einem GrofinungspreiS I'M "a
al big 3s a ia bober, Derrietb Der
g1arft y4eiglng sum geadgeben, Die
MISUNDERSTANDING paren aber
gering ino 0ie 9orie ihloB "a a 3s
bis q nctto b66er.
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Ian0 arob nno srbaben ilber sIasn

lamb eroB uno erbabeu iiber Auen
ouitebt.
GugIon0's RIan Geutihlano ans
5ublngeru miro i6m nidt aelingcn.
Tcpti1lano's Grnte mar oieies Sabr
6cIou0crS ergicbia. Mdbrcno in all.
Oereu 2du0ern iogar bier i'll 9lne.
rita, Die QebensnIittel i'm &reilc ities
gen, blicben ie in IcutihlaH0 nor.
nal. ShDeincileiih iul0 aartoiielu
muroeu iogar 6illiger, ais DOT sIuss
bru6 oes arieges.
lleber Die planmdBige glusniIBuug
Ser 9an0esprooufte inter gIuiiift 0es
Reaierlug muB iran italuen. 9lIlcs
miro in tpiiieuibaitliher lnO prattis
i6eu 3eiie gebanobabt uHO alI5ge.
niibt oamit Der reihe @rtrng Scr les-
ten GrHte alSreidt bis 5ur Hdhiten.
2ie 8uderiobrfatiou lit 3tm Gbeil
einqeitellt. Ter lleberid)uB an 3uders
riibea miro fir Gicbiiitteung Oer-
menoet. 9ranntpeinbrennereieu inn
beinabe aan5 einaelteIlt, inO bic Oa'
ourd freigemoroenen 9lobmateriolirn
meroen in baltbare J}nbrtrngSmittcl
periuanoelt.
Sin GeieB wuroc erlaiieu, oaB aae
nciblcbc @Glber, 2Gmuer lmo
Scbpcinc niHt acIhlacbtet perOrn
0iirien, Inn ocu 0ahpudls nidlt 5u
beeintrddtigcu Gin icbr weiies Sc
ieb, fein anocrcs 2ano bat eiii iol6es
IS mare and bel ms bier III glmes
rita iebr ongebraGt oenu in 1907
batteu Die @erciniaten Staaten cineu
9eitano bon iiber Is W2iQioncn 9iin.
Ocrr ipeld6c 5 Sabre ip0ter (1912)
auf z Miaioneu (ii6cr Die 0dlitc) 5il-
iommen ocibmol5cn lDor @aS miro
oarauS weroeu meuu oos 70 fort
sebt2
GcutIhlono Itcbt ad in lmio.
mirtbi1aftliher ge5iebung niber
gl1cS" Soften mir, oaB aud Der
griolg in oeu ibm auigeoruugenen
arieg Ceutihlauo nii6cr 9lles" Itcllt
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SI6reiic fir SicbcsgaGrn.

g9oi6ingtou, 6. 2c5eu6cr
90 9ueifrl Dariiber eutitonoen iino,
mo6iu 9eitr19e al &lei0uugSitiidcn
unO Soipitalaelpdnoern fir ole glotb-
leioen0en guropo's 81 ieuoet lino,
10 miro 0as Gn6litrm oiii5ien ge6e-
ten allc iolha @a6eu inter @c3ab-
Iing scr Irndt 5il ooreiiireH all oaS
,9lmcrican Neo GroB, 9uib Eermi-
nal, 80. Sir. imo 2. gloc, South
@rooil1u, q. ~" Sin0 Oic @a6en
iiir cine bcionoere 9iaiion beitinnt
10 miro oieic @eiiung imbeoingt be-
folQt 0oaeaen fann nidlt Die @aran.
tie Scr glbIieieruug an beionoere 6o.
miliea ooer @ruppei an beionoere
3auilien ooer @ruppen BON @erios
ncn irGen0 elmer 6eitinmteu eliropdi.
iden Sta0t ibcrnommen iucroen
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9nnnnrr fiir SER 0rirn.

SpnoIulu &alnai, 6, Te5,
Sier bat Elm glus3ug ser Sapanrr
eingeieBt, pelher INNER groBeren
llmiang an5lnebmeu ideint Gan.
ienoe bon 8eteranen aus oen ruiiilds
iapaniiheu &riege trefieu glnitalten,
lid sum Militdroieuit 81 iteuen. 8ie
perlalltet. erlDorten iie i5re 8eruen.
0uug i'm Tienite Der 8erbiinoeteH.
Der GngIauoer, in ggppteu, 9Ifrifa
MM0 Nn0ien.
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@eSadtniafsier Srr oeIfsD.

Gas 9Inoeufen Der uom Gooe obberu.
iencu WlitglieOer bon oen 9oaeu
in Baltimore unO Gomion gc.
c1rt Sgiiroige Dem cruIten
9luloiie eutipredeuoe @rograumS
fameu sur 9IbwidehlHa
Die @eoodtuiBfeicr fiir oie pom
Sooe abberilieneu NlitgIieoer ser
Baltimore 2cge pom Groeu ser
0glfs" fanO geitern 9l6euo inter
iiberaus GROCER getbeiIiguug IN
6orO'S Gpernbaus Itutt. Gas BRO.
grumm entbielt cine 9ln5obl geoiege.
ner Wluiititiide, Delbe bon einem
Streih 9rheiter in beroorragen0er
gSeiie mieOergegeben luur0eu go.
itor Sulius &ofmann, Der Seeliorger
Der Oeutiden 8ions &irne, ipracb
0os gilsan9s- un0 oas S@luB sc.
Bet SJnsreBmitglie0 q. D1urra1
&ullcrt BON Der gtep Yorfer @iga
belt Die @eodhtniB HeOe. Gar6e.
tilngeli zines &naben Gbors, iopie
peridieoener Soliiten perooGitdn0ig.
ten OoS 9}roaranlm g}aAitc6enoe
IoOtcnliitc icit Der leBteu @eO1htniB.
6eicr IN Sabre 1913: Soiepb GoIo.
imitb, Niihoel g. aries, s. s. 2acp,
Il. S. @oBIer 6. 81. @ornit. Simon
Stansbcrg, @briitopbcr GltincD 6.
6. s. Carr SenrD Y. S6leunes, g.
9ilgartner, @enrp Sling, @eorgc g
Shofer SDloon Sponoaner, Z. e.
GurIett, g9m s. 9lid, Ben 2eoD, Sp
glrnol0, SenrD geterS, S. q 2intbi.
cunI, SnliuS Seioel6crger, George s.
SoId, Tooio QieieHieIo, @enrD Bar
6ranciS Serori uuo Or. aua bon
&uaenega.
Gas Nlcmoriol Gomite mciit Die
ioIgenoe 3uiamneniesung aui: e.
= Qlc9llltD, 9oriiber, 9eou Sdifi
gSm. 9. NlcGaooin. 9u6crt 9letbobn
" &. Burnett, s. 6. I6ompion, s
8. IniiD T6eooorc glnorcac unO 6
S. So&orte.
0ie 1oIiiten bci ser 6eier poren.
Sr S6oS g. @c9lultD, sri Wlorp
@cGlostr, Srou :. 9ernoro @eaS,
Sr SclIr Nlcytollp lmo 6r gllfre0
Iiirthmaier 9lahfe6enOc iiini Ser
rem biloeien OoS Strcib Guartett:
Qa5arus $. 6iiber, gllireo ;SiirtbmaI-
er Mlor 9}oienitcin SenrD Iibuc unO
6elice Sila
9lnd Die Golpion 9ogo Ger o@Hs"
biclt gciicru 9ladjnlittoe i1re@eoddt
niBfeier ab. 9lidlter G0aS. g. @urfc
im0 Qr. g. 3. q. 9lueu luareu oit
0icouer. Gin Ioppel Gnartett oes
oieionguercins o9lrion" mo 5oli Der
$50. 3. $. g9eber unO 6. Ria6p DC.
Gormau, iowie scr Qaueu 6rou ".
9nforo uuo Sri. &. gli5abet6 Guncau
tiIOeten sen muiifoliideu Ebeil oes
@rogramms. &oiior e. Nl gllior0
lmO @aitor &1. Glauf israhcu Die
@ebete.
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Ghlittcn fir glliirtc.

G5icoQo, 6. G3enber. 9lme.
rifaniihe 5AIitten iino, wie aeitern
bier befannt wuroc. I'M eliropdiihen
&rieg 5u elmer glotbpenoigteit geipor.
ben. @ei elmer Sirma in South
9cno, Sno., iinO BON Ser britiiAen
ino uon Ser fron5oiiiden 9legierling
5000 SdIittcn bcitellt moroeu, bic
BdiiptidhliCb 5iiH Erdnsport Don
glrmee'glrtifeln gebrauAt merocn fol.
leH
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gRie luir leben.

8. bon Gott6erg inricb auf Dem
0}aridbe ourb 9elgien
@enn ih gan5 ebrlih iein Ioll, bari
id) niHt lager, Dab i'd in GROCER Belt
81 leben ipiirte. glnfdnglih iuorteten
mir aiif oem Wiaridb fpie int 2aaer
nit foum 6e5d6mbdrer, oft fait
idmer5lihcr llngeoulO aui gfndrit.
ten Rom iueitercn aricgsihouplag
9lbcr Der Nlenid ge!p0but ii9 an al.
les. uno Die 5elopoIt bat uns oas
glusbleiben oller glahrihten 3iir CSe'
ipo6nbeit gcnabt. 9etomme id),
Der Dor 0rei Wopoten obne 3eihlns
niAt lebeH 5u fonncn glaubte eiu
@lait in Ole @1noe, oau iebe i'd
MIR fliihiig bnetn uno uenoe MIDI
Qelanalprlt anoercn iTnsen 3ii
9os ms bei1dftigt lit sic Cages.
aiiigabe Ner ci8eueu lruppe, bic
Slmmc ilcincr @flid)teii Die ben
Gag reidliD iiillcu. 9lus grieien bon
oa6eim boren mir ooB BORT nit
&opiihiitteln o0er gar Sorgei1 alf
oie @ntiheiouug oes Ringens 5pi.
ihen Der oeltinen ino franaoiildbcn
0olIptdrHce geWarict ipir0. geir fen.
men iolhe Sorgcu ilitt Gie
Grippe gldubt 10 iclienielt an ocn
cnoliden Gtca iricrer Maiicu 0oB
lie iogar cine toftiId)e 0fieoerlage
ocs 9lIgenblidS iiberbaupt niht
ipiirt, @ir ipur0cr gnoe glugllit bei
eiucnt perluItrciden glneriif nonae.
ihmiert.o ober nid)t 3u fnappl
Iom 9liemon0 cmpfano, odB mir
qcidloacn ieicp Die Grlippc Oodjte
cinfad) ia es befobIen lit. aeben
mir 5uriid@ &sir trogen Die fleinen
oSer groBcn 2atneu ocs SericaSs
gIiids nit einem iueniger itoiih olS
dnimoIiid irobliHen Bleihnuttb
Menn ole iolodtiid]e &fiht uu0 Die
friegerite Slliigobe 0eS cages cr.
tiint lit frageit mir ms Sc iacto le.
oiglidj, ipic mir ms 0urdD eiien
Erinfen in0 &ubcla9er Elm niinas
lllU peDa8lldes Adletlt boreitell lolt
ncn 1oS 6dngt bon Ser llugebnug
ab Sn ben ibuiiibigen fran3olilteii
Ioricrn 3ogcr mir bei aitein Iets
icr o1S @nuof Der Grtsitnierftnit
Dor. ,Snt ioubercn 9elgier iuo man
iiu in fat ieoeS 9ctt legen tour ye.
5ie6cn mir germ Guortier. Bur Shiur
De bemobncn ipir eines Der reihen
Torier Ocs 9onoes. lleber llliere
aopic flieoen pfciicno sic itoblernen
@eihiibn0uier, Wir limo Iifer luie IN
niht ms, ionocrn Der glrtillcric i'm
@iidcu Qilt oas 3orniae 9ellen oer
@eiHiibul1uler 9eir iioD lidcr pie III
glbra6omS Sbo0B. uno icnicitS oes
CiihcS, all Dem ih ihrei6e. iiitteru
5fuei Sdneioer ser grippe fir foiu.
menDe fiible 1aqe mcineu @oIetot
nit g9olltilc1. neil mieoer Die
Nelopoit oaS 9lodialideH bon
g0interioden ous ocr Seimatb no.
den beiidlt 9loiabeuc. ditporiet
mir ser cinc Ser StNneiocr, CAB cr
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9lroci6uloiet lid BON icilrr Sran
oui lue6riamc @eiie iuterhaIten ha.
ben ail lniiGn, ir;0 iuiter Dem Ser
oad)t iid angeblih Der 9iganic
ihulOig gemadt 5n 6aben pur0e &C.
tern 9lbeno Der ~ Sabre alte SamcS
2od6ea0 bon glr 643, Meit.6apettc-
StroBe, 0lrh Sergcant Burns mo
&oli3iIt @ooaers Derbaftet unO in Oie
meitliHe &oli3eiitatiou eingeliefert
Gr miro beite Gormittog sum Der,
bor 9idfer SapIer borgciiibrt wer.
or. 9lngebId beiitt er naben ieiner
bieiigen @attin nod elm mcitcrcS
@heaeipons in lLtIantic @itg.
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glr6citer.g .gIngclegcnbeits

GIcbcIun0. Cbio, 6. Ie5.
Cine Shlidtnna Der Gifieren5en iI6er
Gin Qnbr. nno Slrbeits 9lbtommcn
swiidbcn ser 2eitung Der v@bceling
& 2afc Grie.gahngeielidlaft~ ino
500 Nlonn sic in Den @crfltdtten
Der 9nbn 3u grcpiter mo SronUllle,
G6io. beihaitigt ioaren 1T geitert
in elmer bier abgebaltenen GouTereu5
5lpiIAen Dem Olaiieperpaltcr oer
8abn, VI. N}. Ilncan mo &crtre-
tern Der 500 9lann ST Stonoc aes
fonimcn. ToS 9lbtonnuen INNS jc.
0odl noch 0urb 0ie 9lrbeter ratiii5irt
mcroen @ml0cSri1tcr Glarfe bate
uor ciucr 4ode Der @a6naeieaidlait
oic Mcrtii1itclt Die felt
90. September geihlbiien ruaren 5li
offuen. Tie geitrigcn llnierbanoluH.
gen marcn Ourd bic gerihtlide Grorc
pcronlaBt luor0en. Gle 5piidlei Der
Balm mo ben 9lr6citern beitebenocn
Eifiercnsen hotien sic 2obmleguls
ocs aan3cn 9abnbetriebs beiiirdiel
lQiicn.