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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-10

trcund has been one of the moving
forces for the religious and civic up
lift of the community. His sermon
this evening will be "Co-operation." !"
The choir of the congregation will sing
special music.
brotherhood to Mcct.-The Broth
erhood of Covenant Presbyterian
Church, Fifth and PETER streets, will
hold its first Fall meeting Friday
evening, September Il, at 7.45. Re-
freshments will be served. A full at
tendance is desired.
DIR. Smith to Preach. - Announce
ment was made to-day that Sunday
morning and evening the pulpit at
Market Square Presbyterian Church
will be filled by the former pastor,
the Rev. DR.. J. Ritchie Smith, who
will come to this city from Eagles
mere, where he has been summering.
DIR. Smith in a few weeks will take
charge of the chair of homiletics at
Princeton Theological Seminary.
Double Quartet To Sing.-A double
quartet, composed of Mrs. w. E. Die
trich and Mrs. John Adams, sopranos;
Miss Martha Il. Conner and Miss Ruth
Spangler, contraltos; w. r. Dietrich
and o. f. Clippinger, tenors, and C. r.
Engle and w. G. Whitmoyer, bassos,
will sing the sacred harvest contata,
The Rolling Season." by Simper, at
the evening service Sunday, Septem-
Der 1873, at 7.30 O'Clock, in the First
United Brethren Church, Boas and
Susquehanna streets.
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BIG BUSINESS MEN
DISCUSS PROPOSED
WHARTON EXTENSION
McCaIeb, Watt, Reynders and Tracy
Among Those Who Urge Estab-
Iishment of School Here

Big business men of the city last
night gathered at the Harrisburg cur
10 discuss ways and means OF estab-
fishing the branch of the University oil
PENNSYLVANIA Wharton School in Har-
risburg.
Thomas Lynch Montgomery, state
;5orarian and president of the local
university of Pennsylvania Association
invited the business men to the cluh
last night to hear DR.. Ward w. Pier
son, director of the university's eXten
sion schools, describe in detail the pro-
posed Harrisburg branch. John V. w.
Reynders, of the Pennsylvania Steel
Company, expressed the hope that the
school will be established and is lend
ing the movement his every aid. VIII
liam B. McCaleb, superintendent OF the
Philadelphia division of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad, said he will give the
movement not only his hearty en-
dorsement but will try to get ambi-
tious young men interested in the
school. G. +. Watt, general manager
of the Elliott Fisher Typewriter Com
pany, declared such a school should be
established here in Harrisburg. ID. q.
Tracy, of the Harrisburg Pipe and
Pipe Bending Works, said that he be-
lieved a school was the thing that
Harrisburg needed badly and would be
of inestimable good to the commun-
ity.
Advisory Committee Appointed
At the meeting last night Thomas
Lynch Montgomery was elected chair
man of the Harrisburg Extension
School Advisory Committee. This
committee is made up of the most
representative business and profess
sional men of the city. The commit
tee, as the term would indicate, is for
the purpose of supervising, in gen.
cral way, the work of the extension
school should II be established here
in Harrisburg.
Tonight at o'clock in the Techni-
cal High school mass meeting will be
held in the interest of the project un-
der the direction of G. Harry Kahn,
chairman of the Harrisburg Rotary
Club educational committee, and. Mr..
Montgomery. \ number of men who
are lending their aid to the move
ment have been chosen vice-presi-
dents of to-nights meetings. These
ViCe-presidents are: Thomas Lynch
Montgomery, John f.. Fox, the Rt.
Rev James HenryDarlington, the Rev.
Lewis 5. Nudge, DR.. Hiram Nc
Gowan, j. Horace Mcfarland, John V.
w. Reynders, Paul Johnston, d. r..
Tracy, William b. McCaleb, DR.. Chas.
l5. Eager. E. j. Stackpole, Charles S.
Boil, j. Allen Donaldson, DR.. II. NJ.
Stine. G. T.. Watt, DR.. J. B. McAllister,
Dr. John f. Culp. DIR. c. c. Cocl<lin,
William NJ. Donaldson. b. f. Burns,
G. Harry Kain, DR.. Samuel u. Shope,
Professor w. Sherman Steele Spen-
Ger c. Gilbert. Professor f.. f. Downes,
w. T. Hildrup, Jr., Donald McCor-
mick, DR.. ID. j. Reese, DR.. George r.
Moftitt.
Students Desiring 10 Enroll
Any one desiring to enroll can do
so by filling in the coupon below and
mailing the same to G. Harry Kain,
Chairman Harrisburg Rotary Club
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Steamer Oceanic Wrecked
Off Coast of Scotland
.SbceidI TO The TeIeeyabb

London, Sept. 10. - The press bu-
reau announces that the armed
merchant cruiser Oceanic, of the White
Star Line, was wrecked yesterday ON
the north coast of Scotland and has be-
come total loss. All of her officers
and crew were saved. f.t- 5,
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COURT DAIRY SOLD

Negotiations have been closed for
the purchase of the Court Dairy
Lunch, Strawberry and Court streets.
by d. u. Clary and Roy II. Swails from
Mrs. John n. II. Menger, 10 North
Second street,
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RABBI FREUND HAS
BEEN HERE. A YEAR
Is Leading Spirit in Spiritual
and Civic Development of
the Community

This evening at
Ohev Sholom Church
Rabbi Charles j.
Freund will celebrate
the first anniversary
of his induction as
head of the Jewish
Synagogue. Rabbi
Freund came to this
city from Salt Lake
City, Utah, "a year
ago in August, but
was not formally in
Quoted until the sec
ond week of Septem =
ber. Since coming to
this city Rabbi
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WHY CONTINITE

In business unsuiteG to YOU when a
TELEGRAPH Want Ad is always sure to
sellsit?
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Harrisburg, Pa.
G. Harry Kahn, Chairman Rotary
Club Educational Committee:
[ desire To enroll as a student in
the proposed Evening School Of
Accounts and Finance, to be open
ed in Harrisburg under the di-
rcction of the University of Penn
sylvania.s
Name .............. ...............
Address ................... ..............
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NJ 'CORM|CK WILL
GET SMALL FRACTION
[Continued From First Pagel

CONTINUED From First Page1
sent the reports to-day that in the
event of election of Mccormick, Lewis
is TO be his Attorney General.
Think Deal Was Made
1t is generally believed that as a
result of Mccormick, Palmer, Finn
and others being in the same hotel
yesterday some arrangement about ap-
portionment of offices was made, at
least tentatively, because neither Finn
nor Palmer is at all impractical in
dealing with spoils. Hence the belief
that in event of Mccormick winning,
Lewis would not be the only Wash
ingtonian to get into high place.
1t is said that some men reported
in the lists furnished to the news
papers as attending the conference of
WGshingtonians in Philadelphia yes
terday were not there. One conspic-
uous instance is known all over Capt.
tol Hill to-day.
Furthermore, it is notable that
state Treasurer r. K. Young, one of
the strongest men in the Washington
party, was not among advocates of fu-
sion, and that Auditor General A. w.
Powell, prominent in the Washing
ton party meetings here, is in Denver.
Likewise it is known that Judge
Charles n. Brumm, of Pottsville, a
Progressive top-liner, remains as gu
bernatorial candidate of the Bull
Moose party and has never been very
enthusiastic about fusion. And Judge
Brumm represents a portion of the
Washington party that objected to the
stating of Dean Lewis for the guber-
Material nomination.
Not Popular Here
In this city the announcement of
fusion arrangements and the call of
the Washington party State commit
tee for meeting to ratify tho mat
ter here next Wednesday, was received
by Progressives with mixed feelings.
Failure to make any fusion on sena-
torial candidates when the announce
ments are that fusion is to beat Pen
rose, candidate for Senator, i'm
pressed a good many people with the
sellshness of the deal. no matter how
much Lewis and Mccormick tried to
cloak il under the trm patriotism.
Washingtonians and Democrats to-
day vowed hostility because Of the
trifling with party platforms which are
diametriCally opposed to each other
on national issues.
Efforts will now hc p. $40 20 effect
fusion on the Legislative nominations
in the two Dauphin districts, but D. l..
kaufman, Democratic congressional
nominee, says he is not going to re-
tire.
Another thing which was not lost
on the Washingtonians here to-day
was the criticism by Mccormick in his
speeches last night, after Lewis had
agreed to give him his place, of the
auditing department of the State gov
ernment, which is controlled by a
Washington party man.
Altogether the signs are that ii does
not matter whether fusion is effected
or not as far as the Republican ticket
is concerned
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ALLIES ARE MAKING
DETERMINED EFFORT

[Continucd From First Pagcl
informed President Wilson that Great
Britain is determined not to make
peace until Germany IS deClsivcly de-
fPnIrl.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-10
Students Desiring TO Enroll

Any one desiring to enroll can do
so by filling in the coupon below and
mailing the same to 6. Harry Kain,
Chairman Harrisburg Rotary Club
Educational Committee, Arcade Build
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-10

chamber Mr.. Lynch mopped a brow
a trifle heated, and genially remarked:
To Decorate Streets
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-10
OF EUROPE
GET LITTLE NEWS

[Continued From First Page1
the distress of the travellers was great
est.
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o, Happy Day!

1.-The trip from Geneva to Paris or
dinarily requires about nine hours and
is made by through trains. Under the
war schedule it requires anywhere
from thirty to rty-eight hours, with
numerous changes. You could EXPECT
to be turned out of the course at any
stage, where it was oftentimes inn
possible to secure food or shelter. and
would have to wait while the troop
trains were sent through for another
train to be made up to take you on
your next stage of your journey. A
special train to leave Geneva for Paris
at $50 I'm the afternoon had been ar
ranged for with the French governor.
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6rxnssis ssnttnmsii siibertrasxHsts
Gineinnati ID aus.

Gineinnati 10 aus.
! SNis gfibae Rsaltn 60. an, 5srbtrt
Z. Websr, 2ois 5 unb 8 in ereitpiefu
unisrobtheilung. 81.
Rance Watt on gbna Wl. ssones,
2ot is in DaItsr 80. glippinaer'S
unterabtbeiluna in Wobiionpias,$1.
George O. gcnibd& an Ortapia
Coleman, gigentbum betdnnt dls
60l2 unb COLA SuIieu Strabs m
Mabiionpille. 81.
sypbn 6. Gtaep all 1homns G. Ros
tinIon, Got "a in Sbdttuf's 2. llns
terabtheiluno in Wabiionbille, 81.
gbarles 8. Ses an She Fri State
Butter Co., 25 bsi 85 CUB on bet
Horbfeite BON Georos Gtrabe afs!ideB
gapmillsr StruBe unb Greemnn Mpe'
rue. 81.
Games 6. wlurnt - Catherine 8.
Sofnion "a ,bei 105 iSuB an btr
Giibisite DON 0abns Gtrabe, "a rub
ipeItIih. bon Copeland Strube. 81.
Gertrude HoB an Sefie W. Duns
ran. 9hsil bon aOis 372 unb 373 in
Glfmsre Gnnbieaie llntsrabtbsiIung
in Hortpppb. 81.
Robert 6. OrispsI an psiaDia
Coleman, giaentbum bttannt ala
6012 1inb COLA Aulien GtrcBe in
MubiipnbiIls, 81.
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Mad,te asrinae gsuts..

Gie fIctne Grace Safienbrod, $50
Sliper StraBe. tuoIlte geitern fir ibre
wliittrr aus eiiien 6IeiiderInoen fir
10 Gents DIeiid) bolen, aIs iie du Der
2ibertn ilno 8npmiiler Gtrnbe bon
elmer aItIidtn ipeiBen sJrau altge6nl-
ten ilfio criud)t ipurbe, cine gotfdlait
rlad einer Birtbifdft ar popIar iinb
ginn Strabe 5l beiorgen 81 sIeider
3eit erbot iie iid, oas Gel0, peIhes
Ole aicine in Der Sano bell, 1T Wcr-
.pabr 5u nebinen imo ueriprad iDr
nebenbei fir oas 8eiorsen Der Bot.
idJaft 5cbn Gents 5u be5ablen Tns
ainb giilg auf ben 2eim iin6 als es
olriidtam, iparen lire auffraggeberiit
imboas @eIo fir bns JIeiid Der.
'idipunoeH.
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nnfane.

- Der 55iGbrise alsmpnsr Sobn
gi&nbad5, 2247 MbseIer Strube. Der
auf benz Dads Der neuen poli5siitus
tion an Der Reabing unb pabood
goao beIh1ftigt mar, fiel geltsrn
0admittug db unb erlitt einen 8rld
bes rehten Sanbgslsnfs. Dd CT iid
ipeiaeris, ing 6oipitaI Sii gehsn, fpurbs
er bon qutrOI go. Z ndh ieiner WOh'
nung sebrudt.
- Ser gtaafnfht Gm. 8. Serlt
325 gseit Court gtraBe, iprrbe sc
tern Wlittug In eiiiem Staae no
309 Wcit 2. StrdBe BON einein Hicr
Se bas er einipnnnen ipoIlte, IN BIZ
redtc Scite getretep iiil6 bllrf go
frol 3 nnh Dem GtoOtboipital &c
bradt, mo es ijd3 berausitellte, Ooi
ibnl rltebrere Mippen gebro&en ina
|re1t.-
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gokal.9trid)t
WrOkartisen GrfOlg
Grsielt bas 9.isnie Der 5inolap
1sarft Wsidlaitsleute tit
Gbeiter Bart,

gliat mad Saufenben, ionbern nah
3ebntauisnbsn sdblten bic 8eiuher,
bic iid asitsrn selegentlid bes sriten
Sases bes iGhrIiden picnics Der
s5inbIap Marist 0srbeffsrunss =Ges
iellidaft in gbeiter part eingefunben
batten. 2lllss mas Der 4rrangsments i
glusihub periproden hattie. tpurDe
aud -rsblt9 gebdltsn unb bic 1bei.z
nebrher berIebten Dergniiste S!nnbsn.
Die perihiepenen prsisfonteite sins
gen prosrammmdbis BON Statten
unb errssten nidt aerinsen gntbuiias=
mus, Der iid bon aOnteit Su aonteit
iteiaerie iinb feline Grenaen fannie,
ols bic fiesreiten aonieiianten ibre,
BON ben @sI4dftslsuten am 5inbldp
Marit geitifteten preiis entgegennabs
men. Die 6aupt glttraftion bes 3a=
ses bilbste bic 1ffni!ife 5rauuns
bes unsariidsn grautpaares SohH
GhorIdb unb Barbara Giiscap, fur
ipelde Der Qusihub gang befonoers
Wprbereitunqen gefroften hdfte.
9as aIiitlite padr iraf tur3 ror 5
llbr in einsm glutomobil i'm parte Elm
uno iubr unter 0prantritt Der .Smits
ties aapelle", ipelhe ben Sod5eitss
mari6 IpieIie, mad bem aroBen RaieH
ror-b -bem alubbauie, no Jriebensrihs
ter Woobruff in @essnlpart elmer
mad sauienbsn 5GbIenbsn Mense ben
anoisn ihiirste. glah Der 3eremonie
cabs I'M alubbnus Elm 6oh5eitss
mubl. oil bem iid etipa 200 @dfe. bas
runier aud, Mabor q. g. Spiesel ios
fpie WaIisr 8. 5ubler. 2lbe Jrisbmdn,
aarI asan unb 3. s. Stein bon Der
2lfociation betbeiIisten. Dos gliits
liGe gaar erbiel. etipa 100 Gef6ente,
ipeld. eigens fir bic Gslessnbeit BON
sinblap Tlariei Gei4dftsleuten gsitifs
tet rprpen fpnren.
Seute ipirb bas g1icnic fortgeiebt
fperben linb es iisbt Su eriparten, bob
Die getb.ilisuns obermd.s cine srobs
artiqe iein ipirb.
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aleixe psli3einadbr dJten.

sJobn Wegbamara bon Der IroD
qpenus, GLENDALE, ipurDe auf BEN
Carthage GoirpIabe um ieinen gbros
nometer beitoblsH.
Gin 4uslasefenitsr i'm Wertbe
bon $50 i'm S9ublabeu Don GERMAN
WeIlen, 1886 CHM StraBs, iDurbe ee.
fern Nbenb BON eintm llnbeiannteii
einsetpOrfsn. Das benubtt Wurfses
f4ob mar Elm sroBes Stiid Giien.
Die poIissi ipnrbe sefisrnglbenb
erfiiht, auf ben 15idbrisen RitAarb
Delbribss, bon 90. 3544 aoHing
Strdbe au fubn0en, Der iidb am z. b.
W. mad Detroit, Wid., begeben bas
ben, absr auriidsetebrt fsin foll unb
iih isbt dHseblid in Der Gtdbt bst.
llmtreibt.
- Der 32i1brise Sarrp asrber.
elm glert bon Der Dbonau nnb Dres
man Mpsrue, ipurbe seitern Wa6Hitz
taa Don ben polisiften gsIri unb
Donlin in Saft genomnen. neil er
lotteries refp. policb Sidsts in fets
rem gefiBe bate unb bieielbtn ana.
geblid) ON ben Wann gu bringtn
iud)te.
- Trau Carrie llns.r. 915 Gefinss
ton glpeniis. 4ponbale, betrduert ben
8erluit 3tpeier Siamanirinse i'm Wers
TIE bon $7OO, bic ipdbrenb bts geitrts
gen 1ahmittass. fpdhrenb iie bon
5aufe abipsienb ipar, bon eiuem uns
bstdnnten ginbreher aus Der 2oma
mpbeThublabe in ibrem, I'm 5ipeittn
Sfpd qelegsnen Ghfaf3immer eIitiptn<
bet fporben iihb. Die poli5si ipurbe
6ena9rihtist.
- Or. 8. 8. RiGarDs DON Daps
ton, an., ipurbs seftern, fpdbrenb er
Dor einer Gdaubube in Gonsp Sslanb
itanb, nm feline g0rie nit $31 Snbalt
beftoblen.
- Orpille Santler BON Gorfplf,
Wa., Ser i'm Union Depot Marteidal
eingeidlafen mar. fanb beim Gripd-
den, bab Elm Oieb bic @elegenbeit bss
nubi unb ibm bic Reiietdf4e NIT Jns
bait i'm wertbe DON $40 itibib. bdtts.
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1r. Sieofmebt
glnssblih in Berlin bon einem ariesss
ssridt gum SOoe perlirtbeiIt
unb erfGolIen.
WeiI sr iid seipeissrt. ieiner Militdrs
pflift gu seriisen.

2onopn, IA. 9tusuit. - Der
) yDailp Giti5sn1 brinst bic Ra6ri4t,
ansebIid bon einem beutiden 5lii6ts
ling berriibreHb. pab Or. aiebtnsht,
Der Jiibrer Der beutfhen So5ialiitsn,
erI6oien poroen iei, neil er iib ses
fpsissrt, ieinsr militdrpfIi9t gu se-
niisen.
Or. aiebtne9t mar sin Rsierpes
Sffi3ier unb gum Ditnit sinberufen
iporoen. gr foa fih aus GeipiHens'
sriinOen sepeisert baben, bem 9efebl
SDlse s,i leiiten, tporauf pis Der on
seblide Geipdbrsmann fast. er pers
baftst. Dor Elm ariesssridt seiteIlt
na9 turSem pro5sb f6ulois bsfunSsr
iinb erfhoffen iporoen fein ion.
Ger @eipabrsmann ocs vGaiIr
eitiscn" bebauptet audi Oab @oic
Suremburo erid,oiien ,porOeH iei.
Gr. 2iebfucd)t ipirbe 1871 geborer
un6 mar felt ieinem Gintritt IN oie
9olitit eiuer Der proninenteIten 5iib.
rer Ser Sosialbemofraten. Gr mar eii
entidieoener sInti.@dIitariit uns
lpurSe i'm Sabre 1907 iuesen Sod,
perratbs su IS Ronaten @eidnsniE
perurtbeiIt, neil er in elmer Slug
idrift oen @iIiturismus onsesrifien
hatte.
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3nnplinemte
IRA DIT prsmier @s'quitt
ben beIsiiden Srrp.


9onbpn, IA. Musuii. Gine'8riiis
isIer Depside bss Reut.rTden Seles
graphen>guredus melbet, oab pres
mierminiiter 9lsquitb eine Dspeide bee
belsifaen ariessminiiters beart,por-
ttnD, feinsr gepunberung fir ben
Mutb unb be 5apferfeit Der bslgif9en
3ruppen ausbrud seseben bat uno
binsufiiste: bub bieie Der bette geipeis
bafiir iei, bab england rent gebuns
belt babe, aIs es ii9 i'm Snterefe Bel
siens eirunif6te nnb inRrnationals
gertrdse pertbsibiste. .Oas Beiipiel
gelsiens. i6iisbt bi. 9spefde, .,ipirt
allen freien Qationeii guropas. Don
Ruben ieiii."
General BON Gmmi9 ans
geblih tobt.
aonbon. IA. 2fus. Cine De-
pefde aug 8riiFeI fnst, bab elm Ges
ri@t i'm llmIauf isi, babirlouteno,
baB Der Gsneral pon gmrri9, Der
aormanbeur bes 10. beutibsn 4rs
mestorps, bas Dpr aiitti@ Iiegt, iObt
isi.
SeBt finbs gar apei ars
meeforps.
2Dnbon, IA. 9(ug. - Der ct.
pstsrsburger aorreiponbent Der Grs
4Gnge telegraph gOmpdnp jagi, bdb
BET Dem 4neriff auf @pbtfubnen bas
ganse trite unb 81. bsitfte 4rmees
torps 5uriifgei6lasen iporben ieien,
ipdbrenb in Der offisisllen ruiIif9en
Depefd;e es iih MIR I'M 5ipei Bas
tailone Snfunteris nub apei Resimsn-
ter aaballerie banbelte.
Deutfder 9piatifer pirft
8omben anf @efonI.
paris, 13. alusuft. ~ einer Of
|fisiellen Mnfiinbignng eenGb mari Elm
beIiiber apiatiter, OeiIen Wtafdine
cine frnnSGiifde sylagse fiibrts, cine
Bonnie uuf ben Babnbof Der Jslfung
0sIpiiI, 5auptitabt 6es Deportements
Suntss sG5aone. uno 5pei anbere in bic
Stant Atite, is Meilsn norbDitli9 bon
gfoiil, Obne aber bsfonberen Sduoer
|ansIrbhten-
Das TIT Der G-run'bl
R pm, 13. 2luguit. - 2eutt biz
BON GernjeipO, in 8osnien, bierberse.
tpmrnsn iinb. bebnnpten, baB biz
pOrtisen Siterfei9iihsn Srupptu, ma,
|msntIi@ ais Sf&s4sn, GIapsn, Sta
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Qer Sreiiahriae ssoiepb orofs.

Ger oreiidbriae ssoiepb UrcB,
1918 gfdce Gtrate, ipielte geltern
slbcno auf Ser Strabe nor oerl
Saide 1918 Mace Strabe iiiio ipitrbc
bon ciiienr, bon Geo. sSraiifelt< 255
gscit WlrgRiden glpenue, gelenftert
slntoiriid iibcrfabrcn. glitopatrol
30. 3 brndlte ben Slngen nod Dem
iidotiid,en Sojpitai, mo es iih Der.
nusiteate, 6oB er cine @ebirnerihiitr
terlIng unb 0n6ere erbebIihe 8etlet.
ungcli erIitten bat.
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9ie Cartilage fair
@eiicru BON nabesn breiais Sauiens
Eeriouen beiudJt.

Die gripartiins Der 5amilton Gouns
tp Agricultural Speistp, bab iih Der
eeitrise Sag Der jdbrlifsn Jair in
Carthage als Elm 8annertus eripeiien
fperbe, 1T nift setdui4t iporben, benii
ebe Der gladanitias ansebroden mar,
bsfanben iid fhoH mebr aIs 25.0OO
8eIa1er auf benz Jairplab Inb mi.
ieber Siunbe Iangten ipeitere Ulaien
ron 9srsniigunssfudern an. Wie &m
eriten Sage, 70 ertpieien ii4 AUDI se'
tern ipisbsr bic Yferberennen als ,eine
Der SauptatirattioneH unb lie berlis'
3 iir lieY@rupp
fen in Der bentbar beiten Meife. Cine
aleid sroBs 9ln5iebungslraft iibten
bic qreistonteIie in Der ao9s nnb
8adtanit aus, an benen ii4 mebrers
Dubenb geperber betbeiiistsn. Sis
preisridter batien sinsn i9tDeren
Stdnb, Inn in alien glbtbsilungen, tpc
Jie tbdtia paren, bic riGtiss Gntfdei-
buns Su trsffen, neil bic auaIitGi Der
ausitsnungssS sSbjetie in bieiem Sabre
burdipsgs eine ausss3si9nste III. Der
beutiae Sag 1T als ,0eteranen Gag"
feitgeiebt porben unb Der 4us5dub
eripartst NIT geiiimmtbei., baB Die al'
ten arieger ben an lie ersdngenen
ginIabnnsen Jolgs leiiien fperbsn,
Gin befonbsres prosramm 1T Sur
lInterboltuns berIelbsn arransirt nor.
ben unb II. a. ipirb aud grsSenntpl
&. .. Goraier cine Qlnipraas an Ss
Wetsranen baItsn.
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@limpilidl bappnaefpn,nten.

3iemIid gIinpfIih fam geiiern 90
ipar6 Good, BON go. 706 Weit a.
Strafe, oapon. Or mar oanrit be.
idaftigt, 423 @aee Strnbe @aIfen
Jod,,uluinbeil aIs elmer Der galfslt
lid, IosIoite irno auf ibn iiel. Snt
itI0tiihen Soipital, iuobin @cph
iiberfiibrt iuuroe. fonitatirien Die
gler5te, baF Ser Werilnsliidte nit ei.
ner imbeoeiitenben Gopiipilnoe inn
einigen Ieidten Sdmarren bapon &C.
fonlrilerl mar.
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9eutihe aren5er

y q yen pei y II o u g otpe
.teinbIibe Greu3er bos
5useridtet.
Sbanghai IA. gugliit. Saut
bier eireetroffenen Gepeiden iinS
6ipci idpper beiddbigte ariegsidifie
nit je bier Sd]orniieiuell in ben Sc'
ZEN bon Songfong ein9elauien. Iii
Sfritgsidiffe babeii cine grobe ansaDl
bon 9erpunceten an gorS.
Die Soentitat Der Sdifie fonnte
iolreit hod) ni9t in eriabrung &C.
braft rperoen, aber nlan glailbt, bah
es cnttpeoer ole britiiGen 2reu5er
nMinotour" uno .Sompibirc" cnar
Die frar5oiiidjen Greu5er .GupIir'
uno ,Wonralm" iilb.
Sic beioen Griegsidjifie tparer i'm
anapf nit ben oeiitiden areiiserr
,Starnhorit" imb n@neiieirau".
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@erii6tia.

VI B.
Batter: .&as piait bu psrben
Sans, tDenn on groB biit?"
Sans: .ei, Elm Soloat.1
Batter: raber oa fannit 6l tobtge.
i1oiien fper0en."
Saus: D@on mem oenn2"
Batter: ngom 5efnoe."
SaHs: .GaHu iDi9 i4 Iieber gsinS
,susrSsn.S :
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aus(ano Us(sgraD(.
msbr aIs 1000 ameritas
ner auf benz .OscarII".

Ute9r a ls lOOO VI mtrttds :
ner auf BEN aOsearII".
aopenbagen, 13. 2lpsuff. -
Der Dampfer Oscar H., bon Der
itan6inabif9en 2inie. ber am Opns
neritag mad Nsip gori absing, bate
mebr als 1000 Qlmeritansr an gpro.
@iels rside aeuts tpnren frob, einen
plaB i'm 3piideHbed erbaIten su bas
ben. y
Gin ansebli9er @ruber
bes 5iirften 8iiIop
gefalIen.
2onoon. IA. 2fusuit. = Dem
pOailb Chronicle" tpirb aus Qlmfters
BAN semeIbei, bab in ben admpfen
BEL 2iittid elm 9ruber beg friiberen
Reidstan5lers bon Billion gefanen
isi. 5arit @RIoD fat abst gar seinsu
HrubsL
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gdiHsnad,riAtex:

0iem Dorf, f3. ai,giiIt. slnsef.
.D.pinsf", BON 2ibun.
slbsciabren: oGaiertu", nod glea.
pei.
aopenbogen. glngef.: DSelIig
Slap", BON Nelu g)orf.