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Evening star., 1914-11-22
WORLD WAR" TO BE TOPIC.
DR.. David Starr Jordan to Speak in
This City,

f'lJr. David Starr Jordan, chancellor of
Leland Stanford. jr.. University, and
advocate of world peace. is to speak on
The World War and Its Meaning to
Cs.' at mass meeting at Polls Thea
ter, Sunday afternoon. December g.
DR.. Jordan is to address a number of
other meetings while here. and is to be
fendered a number of receptions. In
cluded in his engagements is an ad-
dress before the Commercial Club De-
cember Z. and reception at Fairmont
Seminary December 5.
DIR. Jordan has been in Europe, Asia
and Australia for more than year,
studying conditions and problems at
first hand. He is to visit the capital
under the auspices of the Washington
Peace Society.
Evening star., 1914-11-22
Troop No. At.

Last Friday night we assembled at
our new meeting place. at ST. Andrews
Parish Hall, 18th and r streets north
west, from where We hiked over to
18th street and Massachusetts avenue to
visit Troop No. 30. where an enjoyable
evening was spent
"At our last meeting we received two
more additions to The troop, in the
persons of First-cldss Scout Walter
JeX, who holds twenty merit badges.
and Second class Scout Powell. both
formerly of Troop No. 90
From now on our troop will have
a membership committee to pass on all
prospective members. This committee
will be composed Of the troop commit
tee and the commissioned officers OF
the troop.
There were no absentees at our
last meeting, all of the twenty -ous
boys being present.
Last Saturday the troop held hike
along the Virginia shore of tho
Potomac river, during the course Of
which the five-foot- by ten foot iean-to
begun on the hike before, was finished.
The regular troop meetings are now
held Friday nights at 1:30 pm. at 18th
and X streets northwest"
Evening star., 1914-11-22
G. w. u. Rifle Team Reorganized.

The George Washington University
Rife Club was reorganized last night
at a meeting of students held in the
medical building. 1925 H street north
west E Clarence Rice. captain of last
years rifle team. presided. 1t was an
nounced that try-outs for the selection
Of members of the university team will
be held within short time. A COM
mittee was appointed to arrange a
schedule of indoor matches.
Evening star., 1914-11-22
Will of Edward B. Hughes.

The will of Edward B. Hughes. dated
April 2, 1912. has been offered for
probate. He leaves $500 to his
brother. Charles Hughes. and $3.50 each
to a sister, Hannah Bugler. and q
estate is devised to the wife, Sarah A.
Hughes. Arthur G. Bishop and e. 3.
Hughes, jr., are named as executors.
Evening star., 1914-11-22
Columbia Hospital Donation Day.

Columbia Hospital for Women is to
hold it's annual donation day Tuesday.
Donations of all kinds. including gro-
ceries, canned goods, vegeta 1les, house,
hold and kitchen utensils. blanket. 1ed
and table linen and cash contributions.
are solicited. A committee will Ds at
the hospital Tuesday to receive dona-
ttons and visitors.
Evening star., 1914-11-22

Kenealy's Pharmacy, N. Ca"itol, cor I
street. is a Star Want Ad branch. The
penny-a-word household wants are for
warded to The Star for your conven-
ience-Rent Rooms. Help and Situa-
tions Wanted. Lost and Found and For
Sale Miscellaneous and all cent-a-word-
a-day ads.
Evening star., 1914-11-22
Lecture on Life of Apostle Paul.

Arrangements have been made for
Rev. James McCauley to give a free
illustrated lecture On 'The Life of the
Apostle Paul" at Kenilworth Presby
terian Church Tuesday night at s
o'clock.
Evening star., 1914-11-22
TO GIVE TRAVEL0GUES
ON WAR IN EUROPE
Lectures of Frank r. Robertson to
Be illustrated by Motion Pic
ture Films.

Great interest has been created by
the announcement that The Star will
present Frank r. Robertson, world
wide traveller and famous traveloguer,
in series of travel-talks. The Ma
tions at War;" commencing next Fri
day evening in Convention Hall.
Mr.. Robertson makes a trip across the
continent once each year presenting his
traveltalks. In New York. where he
has just closed an engagement of two
months, he gave his talks in Carnegie
Hall. the largest lyceum and concert
auditorium in the city The engage
ment broke all records for length and
attendance. Hundreds were turned
away certain evenings when some par
ticularly interesting subject was given
Touc hes Public's Interest.
The reason for Mr.. Roberson's popu-
larity is that he offers something in
which every one is interested. His mo-
ton films, showing late maneuvers of
the great European armies now at war,
are just as fascinating to the grown
up as they are to the child. The same
applies to his beautifully colored views
o. the people, the customs and the cos
tunes o. the different lAnds he visits.
Nh. Robertson as a speaker is excep-
tiena!ly gifted. He possesses a voice
;hat rs heard distinctly in all parts of
the largest audito. iums. dis remarks
are concise. aceu ate. cr.sp and to the
point. He does not burden the audience
With too much talking. too much unin-
teresting detail. Rather. he has the
happy faculty OF knowing just what
his audiences want to know Conse-
Quently his traVelogucs run smoothly
from beginning 10 end without the least
suggestion OF I. hitch or an awkward
pause.
Admission Price a Feature.
The unusual feature of these travel
talks is to be the price. To those pro-
vided with a coupon which will appear
daily in The Star, the charge for ad-
mission will be merely nominal. Re-
served seats may be secured at slight
advance.
Watch The Star for further announce
ments of The Star-Roberson trav-
elogpes.
Evening star., 1914-11-22
NOT
A
THING 4:

make these further necessary improve
ments-a telephone system, very
necessary part of 4 properly equipped
| camp. SO that we may be able to Sc
cure provisions and assistance quickly.
Parents also wish to communicate with
their boys often.
we feel that we are badly handi-
capped by the lack of proper facilities
for landing at camp. and on account of
| the losses occasioned and the incon-
|, venience we believe that 4 dock will
pay for itself in three years.
Our tentage is three years old and is
dosirous of having something as per-
manent as possible to take the place of
ou" present tentage and have decided
to follow out the plans of other cities,
wish to erect twelve such lighthouses
twelve by fourteen feet each on our
camp street.
This year has proven the economy
one of the manufacturers of dairy barn
equipment has agreed to fully equip
our barn when built and we hope to
erect this barn during the spring
months"
Four more Boy Scouts of the Dis
trict were made happy by winning
their craftsmanship merit badge and
man lapel button at the Center Market
Armory Range last Wedn esday after
noon They are Oryille Walsh. Troon
80, whose score was AZ standing and
AZ prone: Samuel w. Hard, 7 oop ..
score 80 standing and AZ prone; DeVere
Weldon, Troop 80, score 40 standing
and AZ prone; and Donald H. Stewart,
Troop 81, score 43 standing and 43
prone.
Communications have been received
from troop scribes as follows:
Troop No. 1, Congress Heights, Md.
A new lease of life has been taken on
for this troop and on Thursday even
ing the prospective members were Wis
tied by Field Executive Stephen S. APP
L. Kidwell, in charge of the division.
The field executive described what it
meant to the boy and the community
to be a Boy Scout and the boys were
enthusiastic to get the troop started
again. The deputy field executive out
lined some plans he had to work out
with the boys and promised to visit
them often and help them carry them
out.
Scoutmaster e. II. Hamilton an
nounced that Tuesday. November "a.
the boys who wished to enroll with
the troop were to report at the troop
headquarters. Thanksgiving day the
troop will go on a hike, leaving its
headquarters at 10 a for the woods
and returning about 3 o'clock. The
troop expects to register twelve scouts
division scout rally to be held Friday.
December IS.
Troop No. 16.
This troop is now divided into the
Evening star., 1914-11-22

Parker's Pharmacy, NORTH Cn.iti -.
corner Rhode Island ave. is 1ae : a
Want Ad branch in your neigh o.h aoL
where everyday wants may D. If. tor
The Star at 4 cent = word Il da
Evening star., 1914-11-22
LOCAL MENTION.

Steam, Hot Water. Furnace 4 LatrObe
heating. Is your heating plant satisfac-
tory, or are you having trouble in keep
ing the house warm? l find that 9OGo Of the
heating troubles are caused by detective
fiues A little money judiciously spent
will pay you hundredfold. will gladly
make a thorough examination and SUD
nit an estimate free of cost. If re-
suits are not entirely satisfactory
there will absolutely be no charge.
Maurice j. Colbert 621 F st. NV. Phone
NJ. 3016
Phoze Main 2S8O for Family Wash
prices. The Tolman Laundry.
Phone Your Want Ad to The star.
Main 2440.
Evening star., 1914-11-22

containing eight boys. a new meeting
night has been proposed by the scout
master. The night decided on probably
will be SATURDAY,
Evening star., 1914-11-22

Ask for ToIman Laundry Family Wash
price list Main 25s0.-Advertisemen.
Evening star., 1914-11-22
Admission Price a Feature.

Flowers for ThanksSiSing.
Choice homegrown flowers for home
and table decorations. GUIDE. 1214 F st.
Evening star., 1914-11-22
Troop No. 16.

! This troop is now divided into the
lion. eagle. wolf and fox patrols. each
Evening star., 1914-11-22

Phone Your Want Ad TO The star.
Main 2440.
Evening star., 1914-11-22

Owing to the fact that Thursday is
Thanksgiving there will be no drill
at the naval militia armory Thursday
night.
Evening star., 1914-11-22

Statistics compiled in the office of the
adjutant general. National Guard of
the District of Columbia, show that at
the present time there are 1872 officers
and zoos enlisted men in the local
militia organization. This is declared
by officials to be the greatest strength
ever shown in the local National Guard
The I'd Regiment of Infantry and
Evening star., 1914-11-22
SL6lNAat:GGqtI9ESs

INQUIRIES regarding advantages to
be offered by enlistment in the
Signal Corps Company of the Ma
tional Guard of the District of
lNni1lrI1h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

fampi fii6ren. Or. @rum6augb, Der
republifonii1e @ouOernelrS-@anoI'
oat, fam iidb Oieiem Siiue ni6t ent'
3ie6en. @r fam nibt i'm Staate blH'
lmO berreiien lmO feline llnabbdnglg'
feit bon ser @enroie-Mdidine pro-
flamircn. Or. 9uumbaugb nIrIB
@cnroic oireft 5uridueiien, menn er
6ie 991bler bon ieiHcr 9liiriAiigtelI
iiber5cugen mill. Serr OlcSorHId
(Oer Ocmofratii6e @ouOcrneirScnll'
Oioat) mo ib, idloB Ynlmcr, ~iper'
0cn gelncinihoitlitb Den Staat inter,
Itiibcn un0 Die g9dbler eriu6eu, uhs
@eiOe 81 crmG6leu. @ir ltcben 5u'
ianmcn oilf oerielbeu @latform.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
SSdllt 6cOcmtiam

Sic fommenoen Scrbihpoblen in
@euniDlDonien. II @emiiicrud-
Zen ais Elm Goraeicdt iiir Oie
nd6Ite 9rdiioeutidaitS.@a6l 3u
6c5ci6ncn.- 2eb6oite Gompagnc
5u eriparteg
g9ai6ington, %. N}ai.
@enniploanien miro bel Oen fonnien-
Sen Ser6ihpablcn ieinen 9einamen
,&cuitonc" Staot oufs 9tele peroies
ncn; in @enniDloonien miro beuer
Oas @oraeiebt fir Die @rdiioent-
i6aiisma6l bon 1916 itottfinOen rmo
oas S6idial Der Orei groBen For'
ieicn Gemofrotcu @rogreHipen lmo
Gepu6lfoner, mag BORT cntid6ieoen
merOen. IS bon0elt iid bcuer in
@enniOlpanien Inn Oe Grudbllm9
cincs @mocS. Senotors ais 9}obfol,
0er fiir 9oieS @cnroic lmo gleid5ei-
tia eincs pollen StaatStidetS, aber
sic 9unoeSienatswabl iiberragt an
@ihti0feit sic Na6l Der Stoats -9e.
omicn in gan5 Observation-Disclosures
g9eiie, ga aQe orci @arteicn in ibren
GonOiootcii rationale Sattoren ms
@eiedt fii6ren @enroie f0mpft Inn
icinc @icocrpa6l ino Die @rbalhHa
Scr rcpu6lifoHiidenfartei unter Ocm
Banner 0cs StdnOpatismnS. Sill
ior0 9Sinbot reprdicniirt ni1t mr
oie progrciipe @ortei, oereu wcitcre
9cbcnSiG6igfeit oieie gSdbl erprobcu
ioll; ser Griolg o0er NliBerfolg ici-
ncr GanOioatlr miro aub Ben uo6-
6oltiaiien @iuimB aui Die 6iibrer-
i6ait Sbeooorc 9iooieOeltS I'M poli-
tiihen Seben Der gtation nuSiIben.
Ger ocmofratiibe Senats-Gonoi0at,
II. @}itdell @almcr, reproientirt in
oicicn Sample 0ie &ilion.9ominis
iiration, mo ooS 9iciilltat Der g9a6l,
iomeit er IN @etradt tontnt, miro ais
elm QSertrancns. oOer 0}iBtrouenS-
&otim fir oen @rdiioenten un0 feline
9Ominiitration anSluoiamt unc ac-
cepiirt mcr0en. Die Orei Staats-
Sau0iooteu iino iidb oieier Sitnation
6euubt fc erfennen oaB Oic beuri-
&c g9obl in @enuiplUanicn cine iiber-
micaenO rationale 9e0elhmg bat,
uuo oemocmdB werocu BON alien
Scitcn oie diBeriten 2(nitrenglrgen
8ur @rriugung ocs Sieges gemobt
per0cn.
Gs miro 5uperiidtlid ooratf ge.
rcdnct. ooB @rdiioent gGiliou i'm
9mlie Scr Serblt-Gampogne menig-
items cine orobe GeOe iiir@olmer 6ol-
ten miro, iua6rideinIih in @6ilaoel-
p6ia. E6cooorc 9looieUelt gcOcnft
icb nit ollcr &roit in ocn &anpf fir
4inhot uuo gcgcn .@cnroieismuS~
5u wcrien. unO notiirli6 nebcn6ci iei-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

IiItcn oellnacn iein miro, oie @oupt !
Itoot 5l ero6crn. 0ie &crnittler
Qlou6cn Dab cine BON Ocn Gonltitu
iionoIiiteu nit &oiiengepolt einge-
fii6rte &egierlrng nidt lange Oouern
fonnc, penn ibr Die glnerfennung Der
Scr. Stooten in0 Ger onOercn @clt-
mdhte oerioat bliebe. Sine &eOolu-
lion mare umDermeiolib. SSn Der
Soifnng, Oieier @oentuolitGt Dor
teugen 81 fonucn 5dblcn iie oorout
0oB Ole Scr. Stooten OoS g2oficn-
9luSfubrperbot alien 6dftioncn IN
N}crifo gegenilbcr nit glei6cr @e'
roiligteit ourhfiibren mcrOen.
Die Giplomoteu elau6eu ni1t
0oB Gorron5o 0ic StoOt 0ierifo Dor
9l6louf bon 5pei Nionotcn erreicbcn
fonn mcil 0ie f00erole glrmee bel
i6rcm 9tiid5uge Die 9obngeleiic ser.
lt0rt lmo in Den oidt beOolfcrten @e-
penocn n0r0li6 Ger StoOt O}erifo
Geritdrfimgcn iommelt. Sollte Gor-
ron5o nod I'M 6el0e iein, menu bier
cine @iniqung betrcfiS Der ein5u'
iCtcnOcn propiioriihen &egicrllng er-
reift miro, 10 gIoubcn Ole Sermitt-
Ter, OoB 0cr @iniluB Der Ser. Stoo'
ten geniIgcn miro, I'M 0ie GonltitlI3
tionoliiten nit oen in Der Gonferen6
bei6loIcnen @lGncn in @intlong 81
6ringen. 9ic &ermittlcr balten cS
fiir im5ueifelboft Dab 0ic Scr Stoa-
ten bel Der glnnobme ibrer glten
Gienitc 5ur 20iung 0es @robIcmS
BON Dem SSImide aeleitet maren lm'
mittelbor ole @ocificirlmg Y3crifo's
her6ei3uiiibrCn, lm0 nidt ernartet
0oB sic Gonititutionoliiten bon Der
gteoicrung in Scr Sto0t 0lcrito Be
iit crgreiicn fonnten mG6renO ole
&ernitteluugs &crbnnOhngen i'm
3uee iino.
Eboti0bli6 i6eint cs sic @lcinirng
ser &ouptpcrioncn Der bieligcn Gon.
iercn3 81 icin, ooB oie Ser. Staaten
sic GonItihrtionoliitcn ooOon ilbcr'
seltQen mcrOcn, Dob 0oS &orriidcn
7ucdloS iei, pcnn iie iih ocn bon Der
@onfcrcn5 bciAloiicnen @ulnoloten
6ctreifS Scr nHlcn &egicrrng nidt
fiigcn mcr0en.
0ic &crmittlcr ermartcb pic per'|
loltei, oaB sic omerifaniid6e &cgiesI
rlng ielbit in Dem Sale, wcnn pic
0onItihltionoliitcn sic Sta0t Dlerito
Dor Ger GrrciAung elmer @inigung
in 0cr Gonfcrcn3 errei6cn loaten
linen oie 9lnertenng ncrlpcigern
neroen bis iie 0en @IrrnOIdbcn oes
Gonfcrcn5. .9eiHmiies beitrctcn.
6umilic W3orria blebt
in W1crifo.
So0t W1etifo, 25. Ntoi.
Sine i'm Stoatc Golma poAncnOc
omerifoniide 8omilic gtomens @}or
ria, bat ii6 gcitcrn in Der broiiIio-
ridden @eianotihoft regiitrircn loI
ian. sic 6eYte6t aus 2S @cripucn.
Gos Saupt Scr 6omilic lit Der 50
Ssobrc oltc 9Slmtogcnbciibcr gtlgli-
Its NIorria. Seine Srou iit II
Sabre alt. @on 0cn 0rei, Sobnen
6ot Charles 81. cine 6rou rpo odt
@in6cr, 9luqiiituS 8. cine 6raituno
iicbcn Ginoer unO z, 2eonor0s cine
Srou uno flint &inocr. Sic mollcn
oac in Scr Stoot Glcrifo bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26
gScrIdJlu5rnns cntOcdt?~

@cgeu Oa8 2eben Suerta's acri6tet-
79lngcbHd in Der merifaniiden
SaupiItoOt onge5etteIt. - So6e
@oli5cibcante iollen in Oas Com
plott oerlpidelt icin. ~ ShlOcll'
ten cntpoiinen meuternOe SolOa'
ten.
Sto0t @}erifo, "a. Mai.
Gie angeblibe GntOeding elmer Ser
idw0rung sur @rmorOling Oes Git
tators Suerta, ais er oas SAFE GoloH
in Der ,Goieo oe la &eforma betrat
ein 9ofal mel6eS er 6Guii1 6iI belu'
den pfle9te, bat 81 Der 9lbieblng oes
bieiigcn General @oli5ei Snlpet'
tors, General Nlanuel @uaSQue ge'
fii6rt 9cite bonn @e6eim0ienIt iu'
den iett nadJ- anOcren &eri0nli6feI'
ten BON Oenen man meiB, oaB lie III
intinem @erfe6r nit Dem General
@uasQue ltanoen, rno cs lit mu6r'
ideinli6, Dab iie idmmili6 Dor Ell
&riegsgcricbt geiteIlt weroen. Soll'
ten ole 5u Der @oli5ei gc6origeII
@eri0nlidfeiten iiberiii6rt werOen, 10
lit iait ii6cr, oaB iic 5iim Eooe per-
urtbeilt uer0cn
Soiort pltr0e General 9ll6crto
Suiro5 al Die spite Oes @oli5cioe'
parteuents geiteQt. 9(ls Die 9eam'
ten 0eS @e6einOienitcs bon Scr Ser
i6m0ung erm6ren mo Dem 0ifta'
tor oooon Nlitt1eillmg ma6tcn, ge'
rietb Oieier in lnge6eire @utb imo
Ocriiigte ioiort Die 9l6iebung imO Die
Ger6aftung OeS Generals @uasQue.
SSn 6olge bon Srunfen6eit mell'
tcrte geItern Elm Geta6ement oes in
Der 8oritaOt Sonta Sulia ltationir'
ten 9. 9legimentS unO, ais Suertd
&ln0c Oabon erbielt, beorOerte er Die
Shioenten Der glderboili1ule an SrG
unO Stelle lmO begob iid ielblt III
9eglcitrng elmer 9ln5o6l bo6er St'
ii5iere nad) Dem 0uartier ser Meli'
ierer. lluter 9cflnolug qroBen
WlltbcS enhpafincten Oie StuOenlel
Oie Meutcrcr uno nn6men 5e6n oOer
5p0li bon i6ren G1Oelsfiibrern felt.
Ger llnterlielltenant gllfreO CORES
lmo Der Sergcnnt 9tarcisco Garcia,
meldc 5u Ocn 6iibrern ge6ort battelL
lUrrOen oui Der Sieae bon Sol0atelI
i6res Gegimcntes fiiiilirt. @roBe
g9iHtigfcit miro Dem GorfaIl ni9f
6eiQcneiicn.
lle6rigcns merOen olle moglidelI
&orte6rlrngen gctroiieu, Inn fir Die
perionlide Siherbeit oes Generals
Suerta 81 iorgen uno 9ln9riiien po'
litiider Seinoe anf i'm bor5u6eugen.
Sn ocr Souptlia0t i'm aQgemeinen
bcrridt 9lu6e mo ole Srontna miro
auircdt cr6alien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-26

ne Snpeftipen gegen Oie Oemofrati-
i1e 9Satioual 9l0miniilration 81
idleuOern. 9oies @enroic miro ii6
bmiptid6li5 auf ii6 iel6it mo iein
SrganiintionSsSalent, OaHeben ailt
oie 9eoer6eritelluug Oes alien
Smub5oll-S SpitemS ipetuliren0en So
brifanten 5ll berlaiien ba6en. Sic
&roareiiipen meroen ober in lcbterem
&lmtte lyduroie mo oen Stanopat-
tcrS rei0li6 Gontlrren3 mabeH; lie
pcrOen fir @oAid]ub5oll uno Die@in-
icbimg elmer Gorii-Gonniiiion plai-
Oiren, melde Die Soriiirage gdrBlid
aus oer@olitif berauSnebmen im0 le-
Oiolih nad Observation-Disclosures
plinftcn rcgulircn ioll. Phi Der an-
oercn Seite itebt 5ll erparieu 0aB
Oie iogenannten conierpatioen Gemos
fratcn, Die olte @uiip-GliGue, melcbe
BON @olmer i6rer Wlad5t unO ibreS
GSuiluiic5 bcraubt uorOen iit mo
Oidleidt CO. 90,000Stimmen 5dblt,
fir @enroie eintriit, mi lid an Der
OurA 9olmer reprGicntirten 8ilion-
Eemofraten 81 reOan1iren 0a cilt
FOLDER Oemofratii6er Siimmen-9llis-
ioll O0S 93eiuItot fiir Yalmer icbr
3meiel6aft MAIDEN fonnte, lit bon
Seiten gepiner ErogreiiOen, Dem
&erne6men naA inter &in1ot's 3n-
thinning, unter Der 0anO Der &or-
lc6log gemad)t iUorOen, Die iortibritt-
liAet Gemotroten iolltcn nit oen
@rogreiiipen geneini@oitli1e Sad)c
MAIDEN I'M @curoie iimer 5iI idla-
gen. IN Der @eie, OaB Den Srogrei-
ioen oas ScnatS-MnnOot, ben Dc
mofrntcn Die StaatssGegiering ge-
ibert piir0e, ober @nlmcr bat Die
len leHen 9(noeutungcn tein @ebor
geidcnit.
,Cies lit Elm Oiretter Gumpf 3pi-
i6en Ben 0rei nntionolen @ortecu n
crfldrte q. NlitAell @ulmer qeltern,
in Grl1iltcring Der politii6en Gage
inn &eDitone-S Staate, im0 0ic flar iic6
id)eiOen0en national 0fonomi6cn
@rin5ipien Oeriel6cn pcrocn Oen
9lusidlag geben Gompromiiie,
Nur6itehereicn 9lmnlaaniirung Der
oeric9ieOenen Glemcnte fam cS ni6t
ge6en. Ger fommenoe @o6lfanlpf
miro BON groBter Sragmcite fiir Oie
politii6eu @eitoltrngen in Der 9}a-
ton unO Oie 3itunit 0cS Staates
@cnniDloanien ii6 eripeiien. Die
Ecnotraten t0nnen mc0er i6re &rin.
Sipien nod ibre GanOi0aten bon oeH
politii6en 9(nli6ten Der @ai6ington.
&artei (Oics lit 6efanntlicb Der Gitcl,
inter mel6em bic &rogreliiben in
&cnniuluanien iiglrirem iibers
iAmemmen laiien, nod auc6 &erein-
barilngen trefien, Oie gepiiiermaBcn
eiucn gluStoui9 Der Gonoi0aten Oor-
itellen miirOen. g9ie i6 Oen 6eDor-
lie6enOen Gonteit 6etro6te, miro Oer-
iel6c cine 3otiona.peite @irfng 6a-
ben. SSn eriter 9inie lit eS ein Ser
5mciflimgsfampf 5pii1en Ocn bcioen
Sliigeln Der republifoniibcn &QrtcL
ben Stnn0patters mo 0en @roArel-
iiueu. Gie 9lieOcrlage elmer Oieier
6ottionen beoeltet Die Sberberricbaft
Der auOeren in 1916 imo 0omit Die
9luiiaugung ser imterliegcnoen SAL
tiou 9looicDelt bctritt Die 9lrcna in
@enniplDonicn INN ieinc eigcue StQr-
fe fir 1916 3u crpro6cu. @enroie
rcpr1ientirt 0eu rcattionGren Sliiael
mo gcNen &cnroie unO @enroicis-
INNS miro 9iooieOelt ieiucn Smlpt-
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llieicnfrn6n ncr6rnnnt.

Can 6ronciSco, Goly 20.
Mai. - Der bon Ger 9lmocsregie.
RING in scr g1aDD Doro ouf Dlarc
SsIouo mit einem @oitenaifluono
bon elmer @icrtclmiQion Dollars cr'
ridtctc 9}ieienfrobn niroe aeitcrn
oird 8encr 3eritort. 0irelt inter
Dem 4ra6n lieot ser 5ur @un0es.
Marine ec6oriqe Gcloompfcr uao.
uambo~ berontcrt, Ger ourd oie roid
atm iih grcifcnoen 6lammcn erbe6.
lido ocihhoiat muroc.
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Sempercu5lusi6cr fanfen SdJpapps-
breunerei

Santa = G gt..Wl., 25. N1ai. n
Dic n@omon's Gbriition Scnlpc.
rance Union" foufte eeiteru Die fiir5.
lid bon oen 9unOeSbcboroen nit @e.
idlog beleate Giitiaerie in 6oruing.
ton, Gan Suon GotntD, oiit Inn 5il
pcrbinocrn ooB iie wieOer in ole
&Gnoe BON Shnappsbrennern font
me. 0ie DiItiaeric mar fiir6li6 bon
Den @c6oroen aeihloiicn moroen,
neil ats i6r 5u 0iel @biSfeD in Scr
tricb qclett pur0e. obne Dab Dllnclc
Gam" bierfiir oie iiblide Stcucr ers
Goltcn hattie.
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sic &aiierin.Gittue fiir sic 9eD0lle.
nmg crit am H. 2lpril, 0aS 1eiBt
nad Der llcberiii6rlmg ibrer Seide
in Ole Sanptitaot. g9enige Shnoen
nad Dem @intreiien Der Seiheu uir.
Oe Die aoiierin-@ittpe iiir to0t cr.
fldrt. @d6reno Der lcbteu ledS g9o'
men fonoen tdali6 Srolerieiern liott,
Die gcitern 5um pompoien 9lbihluB
famen. GauicnOe iiuo bon aliSmdrts
6erbeigeitr6mt INN OaS 2eiAcnbe.
gdugaiB 3n ie9en.
Ger omeritonii6e @rdliOcnt @il.
ion iiberianOtc eineu Silbcriran5 lno
8hnnenltiide maron bon Den @dup'
tern oieler onoerer 9tatioucn 0urd]
Oeren @crtreter am Sarge nie0crac'
lcqt poroen. 9lnldBlib Der 9eerOig'
ung muroe elm foiicrlider 9lmncltie'
crlaB befonut gegebcn.
6rau 6lapclIe 6eiier.
6Iorcu5, %. Nlai. Ger 3il'
Iiono Der Srau NlarD 6. 6laOelle aus
Chicago, sic BON Dem 6lorcntiner
Shoenteu @ietro 9loiii oIi Der 81
icnba6nio6rt 5miibeu bier lno glili.
il ON Gonneritag in oeu Gopi &C.
ihoIien murOc, bat iid mcientlid &c.
6eiIert, mo man iie6t i6rer 6oloigen
@cueiuug entgcgeu.
Srou Slapelle mar geltcrn i'm
StanOe, 9}o6rmg 81 iidl 81 ne6mcn,
mo fonnte and ihon einige gSorte
GerDorbringen, mar a6er nod ni6t
fd6ig, GiBel6eitcn iiber OaS 9er6re-
dlcn au5u0c6cn.
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9Hlom' S Eeitomcut er.
fennt Sfoloe 9ci0Ier


On Der aloaeiade 6rou SSioloe
geieler's, Der Satin DeS @opeQmei.
tiers fSran5 9eioler fG6rt Ole mN}iii.
den eriheinenoe ~gngSbiirger AbehO.
3eittna" observation-disclosures iort
Gas 0lait 6ringt oas Icltamcnt
Sans BON Bilious, in peldemSoloc
aIs rcdhndBiae Iodlier uuo 9liier.
bin onertannt miro. Ins 9latt itellt
ferncr feit. 0aB 6rai Sioloc 9ci0ler
Bis slm Sabre 1911 oiicnilih ais
Sodicr 9nIomS nnertonut mar IND
i6rcn 9lnt6eil ans ocm glodlaB ou
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iIDtttnI6dorn.
@ans NOrOOentidDIanO
betrOTen.
Sine 0lm5abl Sytemi@cm'
lcbcm berlDren.

Gagllng Oes Slngoeihidlono Bun
oes in Stuttgort. II Bon &oiier
@ilbclm besriiBt. glcue ent'
buIuugeu oes ~goripdrts" iiber
aneebIiden SitcIldoder. -Surn'
potcr @oeb am ss. @cburtstoae
in ber5Iidcr sSeiic eeieiert.