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The Washington herald., 1915-09-26
new INVENTIONS IN
GAS-LIGHTING Week
Welsbach Company Shows Its Latest
Models at All Gas Offices in
u. S. This Week.

This is National gas-lighting week
In every city In the United States, Sas
companies have set aside the days from
September 26 to October 2 to inform
the public. by showroom displays and
other means Of demonstration, Of certain
wonderful advances which have recently
been made in gas lighting-discoveries
which bid fair to revolutionize all light
ing with the exception of that obtained
from the great solar body.
1t is natural, almost inevitable. that
such discoveries should originate in the
Laboratories of the Welsbach Company.
which first brought out the incandescent
gas lighting system. This new method
of lighting, developed and perfected by
the Welsbach Company, is based on the
knetic principle of burner construction
and is considered by experts to be the
most important discovery in the lighting
field since DR.. Carl Auer Won Welsba ch
discovered the incandescent gas mantle.
The Panama-Pacific International Expo
sition awarded the grand prize-highest
honor-to the Welsbach Company for its
two new lights constructed on the kinetic
princple-the &C. E. T." gas light and
the Welsbach kinetic gas bowl
The &C. E. T. light is in itself perhaps
the most truly wonderful lighting dis
covery of recent years. During lighting
week it is receiving its first national in
! troducton to the public.
1t Is not only a wonder in mechanical
simplicity. volume and quality OF light:
but 1t represents a great stride forward
in the constant endeavor of scientists to
reduce the cost of maintenance.
The contrast between the simple mex
pensive &C. E T." light and the luxurious
and artistic Welsbach kinetic lighting
bowls illustrate graphically the freedom
of design and adaptability possible with
the kinetiC principle of burner construc-
ton. The types of fixtures may, and do.
vary widely. but they are alike in radiat
ing an abundance of eye comforting light
which amaZes and delights all observers.
They are alike. too. in their attractive
alton, and marked economy. And they
have done away with fixture and ceiling
discoloration. inside glassware. such as
chimneys and cylinders. and other fea-
lures which have in the past made some
methods of lighting rather complicated.
Lighting week is meant as a service to
all users of gas. freely offered by the gas
company as a convenient and interesting
method of informing the public at large
of the marked progress in all fields of
modern gas lighting.
1t will paw every user of highland does
not that mean every individual?-to de-
vote some time during this week to the
interesting displays and demonstrations
with which the gas company is celebrat-
ing first national gas-ighting week.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26
A AProclamati0n

The Grand Army of the Republic of today the remnant
of that laurecrowned army which returned victorious from
the civil batte6eld having honored Washington by
lecns the site for its fortynnh annual encampment
and 6feh anniversary of the grand review the citizens
committee in the of the organization which extended
the invitation. exho the people of the Nations Capital to
throw open their homes and their hearts distinguished
visitors.
There is nothing too good for the G. A. R. The citizens
committee has set the for the encampment and ready
surrender the Capital the of the nation The
gates open and the hrce-wecome pouring
through The keys of the city theirs and the citizens
committee rests confident in the belief that the people of
Washington will join with it in making this the
cesul the most pleasant, comfortable and memorable the
history of the c. A. R.
THE CITIZENS COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON Sept 25. William F. GUIDE. Chairman.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26

past commander-in-chi and J. Nit
chell Chapple.
Friday morning the business sessions
of the convention will be continued. At
8 o'clock the following reunions will be
held: Fifth Army Corps, Rooms ! and 2;
Twelfth Army Corps. Rooms l6 and Il;
Seventeenth Army Corps. Rooms % and
2S: Twenty-second Army Corps. Room .:
Twenty-fourth Army Corps. Rooms L
and l3: Cavalry Corps, Army of the Cum
berland. Room 26. These reunions will be
held at 7:30 O'Clock: Second Army Corps.
Rooms l and .; Sixteenth Army Corps.
Rooms 90 and %: Twenty-third Army
Corps, Room 35; Twenty-fifth Army Corps.
Rooms II and u, and Cavalry Corps.
Army of the Potomac. Rooms IS and 10.
A campfire will be held at 7:30 o'clock
in West Hall. Past Department Com
mander Newton NJ. Brooks. presiding.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26
BERLIN UNwoRRIED BY GREECE
German Political Circles Declare
Mobilization Only Precautionary.

Berlin. Sept. 25.-That German political
circles do not expect Greece to enter the
war despite the mobilization of the army
was the tenor of statements here today,
according to the Overseas News Agency.
Mobilization in Greece is regarded as a
precautionary measure.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26
WHAT IF SHE USES SKUNK Z

New York. Sept. 25.-To be up-to-dat,
and really fashionable a woman mus
have a pet to match her furs. If yot
wear raccoon, lead one on the promenade
If your furs are wolf. get a baby vol
to play at the end of a chain.
A model from department stors
paraded Fifth avenue today dressed IN
black velvet gown trimmed with ret
fox. At the end of chain she led .
fox that matched the fur.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26
G. A. R. NOTES.

The Veteran Signal Corps Association
will hold reunion on Tuesday from .
Il. m. TO : p. m. at Mount Tabor Meth
odist Church. Thirty-tifth street and
Wisconsin avenue. At : o'clock an auto
mobile trip will be taken to Fort DE
Russy and other old forts north Of the
Potomac.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26
Cost of Coal-One Portrait.

Paris, Sept. 25.-The noted society por-
traitist. Antonio de La Gandara. has ar
ranged for his winters supply of coal
Because of the high prices obtaining. he
has agreed to paint the portrait of a
prominent coal merchant in exchange for
six tons of coal delivered TO his home.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26

Addresses will be by Thomas J. Stewart
past commander-in-c chief; Gen. j. Warren
Keifer. past junior vice commander-in-
chief Gov S r. Van SAINT. past COM
mander-in-chief; Lillian NJ. c. Cary. past
national patriotic instructor. Ladies of
the c. A. r.. and w. F. Connor, senior
vice commander-in chief.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26
German Peace Workers Arrested.

Paris. Sept. 25.-Leaflets urging the
end of the war have been distributed
all over Germany. The police have ar
rested the authors, among whom is
Herr Meyer, editor of the Vorwaerts.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26

Many veterans will journey next
Thursday to Manassas Va. for the dCdi-
cation of the jubilee tablet to be placed
at the corner of Grant and Lee avenues
by the boys of the blue and gray. \ re-
union of CANDLES Brigade will be held
at the Bull Run monuments.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26
Famous Dramatist Wagon Washer

Paris, Sept. 25.-Henry Bakille, the
famous dramatist, having failed to
qualify for an automobilists' license, has
been appointed a washer and greaser of
army motor wagons behind the battle
line.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26

The Headquarters of George Carr
Round, president lieutenant of the United
States Veteran Signal Corps. will be
established in rooms IS II and 20 at the
Hotel Powhatan.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26

Grand Army visitors are welcome to
the Corcoran Gallery of Art Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays of each week
from a. m. to p. m.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26

German medical men. using N-rays
to examine athletes hearts. have de-
Cided that athletic sports. if properly
conducted do not injure that organ.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26

Dedication OF twin tablets to Maj.
Gems. Kearney and Stevens will occur
Saturday on the battlefield Of Chantilly.
Many veterans are planning to attend.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26

4 grand rally and reunion of the
Fourth. Fourteenth and Twentieth Army
Corps and the Cavalry of the Army of
the Cumberland will be held Thursday
afternoon at 1:33 o'clock in room p at
Camp Emery. There viii be number of
speeches. Col. G. c. knittin is chairman
OF the committee on arrangements.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26

A welcome is to he siSnaled from the
dome of the Capitol TO the G.. \. r. head
quarters at Camp Emery at I o'clock
Tuesday night by veterans of the Signal
Corps.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26
DIM EYES SEE SMOKE
OF BATTLE ONCE MORE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26
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The Washington herald., 1915-09-26

grade Manila. Regular price. &c. Cut
to for I0c; s for :Sc. BOX Of 100,
$500.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-26

A we1i-known Mark Cross Safety
Razor free with a 25c bottle OF Z. I.
Tablets greatest remedy
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glnOallernOr GriOlNe
In Orn 9Orpatbrnl
,lu ben iiinglten Gimpien nrtmtH
CrarrrriGtr nnD 9rutidIr pir,
Oer 1000 9lnIitn gricugeHl
Ruifiats Battalion in aarSpoltu bsrnI9ita

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b.H tob b. uHlHm tupem 10
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8eanef. haasn. Mlmliian. Neheas.
miliel uH0 ahatftH Nthari roH rid.
mdris REORGANIZATION gieler
dlHee unpaliirrbare Siraheu mno
unalnd0rinllime @dlher MADDEN
ole CperaiIgunt arobcn ellis IN.
m6alih uno erloiben MIR ortlide
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peittr geridteu bic giiiiien rielise
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NIT ieoem Sdlritt, 0en iie meter
pororiugen 0ie 5dmierigtcit. bic
riidmdrtisen @erbmolugen often 81
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DtHilhIano
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mit renilallano itlnEu fan6el hiBi
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weiit Die aruiidle #tairrima aatmli.
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huHan BON Alnfitn unb Mmiiiou
bon 00nblrru nnb lobritanign In
ben Der siaaien beilebea, mh pab
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lambs glabrunasuiittel un0 un6erc
nidt OILS arieasfonierbnuoe bptrdt.
tete sIrtitel Buaeiibrt mcroen. mdt
ben gIeiden Webroudl.
glad gIniitt oer oeutiden Megie.
rling iolteu Die Der. Staaten bic
gleiitralitdt inter alien lttnitanOen
nabren. Gobei mad)t iie aut ioleen.
ben gIusiprlib oes 9rniioeHtal 8iI.
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meroe Der beIten Graftif Der glotio.
men in Saden Der ReutraIit1t fol.
gen. iH0elH if Die glusfubr BON 8oi.
ien mo W2imition irgcnO nelder
gtrt noh 0ierifo berbiete. 8r Ton.
nen ms IN otelem ariege nidt als
Gdieosridter oufnerten.
Gegierungsbeanlte boben lid 70.
tort 0ardn geniodt, OieIe geofe
GentiGldnos 3u beanttporten. Dor
allen Dingen miro oor1uf berinieien
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lanO eegeuilber in feiner @eiIe nah.
gie6ig iiao. Die 9erb1ltniiIe Ieien
5u ieneL ais Der grditoent oaS 8af.
fenausfubrberbot erIieB. iebt griino.
OeriAieOen. Selbft tpenn Der Bra.
ii0ent oud ben SanbeI NIT 8affen
berbieten ntohte. 10 f6nnte er obne
GinuilIieltne oes aonereiies bieies
niht tbun. Der Brltno, narltm
DeutitlonO feline 8offen aus glme.
rita be6ieben f0nne, iei Der, 6aB Die
rngliide Seenaht 0ieies berbillOere,
uno ilber iene babe Die 8unoesre.
Bierung feine aontroIle.
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Gs 1T ann eadlen.

garis, 10. 9lpril. Die giieSer,
lage bon &o6ert sc. Speiter, Dem
oemoftntiiden .Snnbioaten fir 0as
9iirgerneiitcrnntt bon Gbicago, miro
bon Der Barrier gsreiie ais cine
Rieoerloge fir ben 0euti6.amerifa.
niiden @influf, in ben Ser. Stoaten
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obenorein: n9a Chicago eineg Der
eroBten 8entren oeutider Gultur in
glmerita lit, uno Smeiter iebr po.
puldr mar, 10 biloet ieine glieOer.
Iage einen 8emeis fir Die ent.
riiituue, tueIhe In 9merifo our6
oaS oeutide9oreeben beruriadt NOR.
ben it,"
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@iQn'e g[rntec neidl[nnen.

Douglas, 9[ri8y 10. 2lpr. - @e-
neral glias Gales, Der gorranao.
filbrer in oer Sonora, crbielt bonn
General g[lbaro G6regon aus ge-
lana folgenoes GeIegrantn: nMtit
8ergniigen fnnn id neloen Dob
9orotbea gtrango olias 5rarcisco
gi1a cine bei9dnenOe gdeoerlage
beitte bier Ourd uniere &ruppen er.
litten bat. Ole gegnerii9en Srllp.
pen flieben in t8 giierbobn8iigen
nod gllamncd; flint Der 3iige it,to
nit 8erlpunoeten gefiillt. 8ir ber.
brannteu mebr aIs 1000 giIlo.
gobte.1 ga per0en Die gnrron5n
trit u6rgeitern eelieferten aneritoni.
iden $onogranoten altd pobI nit
gebolfen babenD
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9entidle goit 6eidlIaanadmt.

gaiel, 10. glpril. gtdd bier
eingetroffenen gea6ridten b1ben eng.
Iiide unO fron5oiiide areu3cr ouf
italieniiden 4oit0ompfern 2300
sdde nit 6eutiher 9oit beidJlag.
nobntt. Die Side enf6ieIten filr
bos 9luslano beitimnte 8rieie, goit.
forteL 8eloanmeiiun9en uilp. aiir5.
lid ioa ein eneliihes ariegSidiff
ouf einent norpegiiden S6iffe Der.
traitlihe @riefe oes 9ieihsfon3Iers
bon getbnann,Sonipsg an ben oeilt.
iden @eionoten in 8aibington @rof
gernitorif, eefnnoen unb beidlog.
nobnlt bnben. 9lub Die no6 Qeutih.
Lamb eebenoe 9oit iod IN 3uflnit
itets beidlagnobmt iperoen.
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sSn Ssntldler GBefanaenidlaft.

9lniiterOnm, iiber 2onoon, 10.
april. - Cine BON Berlin bier ein.
getrofiene 8epeide bejagt, Oab itd
om /, glpril 8i2,808 ariegsgeforl.
gene in 9eutI6l1no beian0en, oar.
inter 1915 0ffi3iere. Ger g2ati.
onaIitat naa entfaaen auf 6ranf.
reid 1888 9ffi5iere mo 238, ,498
ouf 9tuBLauo 5149 0ffi3iere
uno 504,210 Wtnnn; nltf gelgien
CAT Sffi3iere un6 5000 Mann;
alf England $40 Gffi3iere m6 90.
307 Dtaun. Ga nun ober Die
oentifc 9tegierung nod beipd6rtem
oltpreiBiiden Wtuiter bon oem ge.
oanfen ousgebt: tper nibt orbeitet,
frtegt ni6ts 5it eTienl, 10 miiiien bic
Sriegsgeiangellei, ila1entlidb 3ur
Seet5eit, bel 9eiteIltng oes gtders
arbeiten, ooB ibnen Die o5dparte
fHadt4
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GeuiralbcrbnnO.
Die 9ismardfeier mno 6as DabI.
reinltat famen 5nr Spradle.

sn Der geltrigen Sibimg oes Gen.
traIperban0es mlr0e pom 5eitaiis.
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@eHugtbmmg beriatet, ooB oieie
5eier IN ieoer 9e3iebung als gro.
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glu1 oos finon5ielle @rgebniB mar
iebr befrieoigello. 0a nod niht ale
Iidetberf1ufer obgere6net bobett,
fam cine hoIlItdnoige glbrednling
nidlt Dor n1hiter Sibune erfoIaen.
9ds 9felnltat Der g8ab[ fam CUR
5prade lllo ndbreno lebbaft unO
oufridtig beoauert. ipltroe, 0aB Die
&an0iooten Sol s. Setter rn0 @m.
8appih niht 0ur6orangers ipur0e
berborgeboben 0aB man oo6 CT.
fabrungen ouf lofaLpoIitil6em sc.
biete iammelte, Die BEL ipGterer @e-
legenbeit hermertbet neroen f0nrlte.
Die @erren 4eter un0 8nppi1 oart.
ten allen 9}itelieoern ber5lid fir
ibre llnterItiiBung.
2elegat Sp. 9fo0enblrg regte cine
rege ltnteritiibung Der Snaba San
gerfeit- -@eieaihoft in ibren llrter.
ne6men an mas nit @enugtbuung
arfgenomuten iuur0e uno 5u ip1te.
rer aftiber glrbeit fiibren tpiro.
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R6nntn Stn lIina
Hi6iSHrdbrtdrn!
lie pttimflllyu Haafillf sss sfas
isitm BEL Atfhna bltaia laf
w ulalalat

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mifhtt aufafafbtn, b bitltlbgu bufdl
ifansshiats asIAhhitnst uaaia wf.
lipti aartu. Aat Auariiie Bee Feins
bta itbad wHTbsn Ia bitltm Iiiufl
abaeldllaaen uub ifintm Nurorinatn
fin s3itl atisht
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tfr oeihalth ioriafieht. Tie Vf.
ridltr Der 1rauloltn, Oah hf 5hlih
uuH yerhnn bic Crildlaitru Nniiain.
bile nno 5romden nns sntri1tn ha.
ben, bfrnhtu anf ilniuahrhrit: mir
habsn bic 1Srisr mic i'm Hthb ar.
habi bean lie lisasu Dor nnierer
5roHt. 3luildleH Der Crne nno ben
p0hrn bsf Wlaas lunrbcu bic Srau.
1uieH asiteru geidlIageH; he batteu
fuloHnle gerInitr aniSnweiien.
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nnierem 6ener 5niammn. Sc nc.
lana ben 5rnnBpIrn in Der 6umbres
fnseItette anfGnslidl fciten Sun IN
faiIen, iunroen nber bel nnicren
9adItausriffea mieOer bertrie6en.
0as @efedt in iener 8egsnb lit nod
TN Bnnge.
Die Angriffe anf nuiere Stellna.
gen HOrOlid BON Ct. gRi6iel bliebcm
ebenfalls erfulslOs. Die feinSlidleu
Ansriffe in Der geadbaridlaft BON
fSlireb baben merflidI nadeelaiIen;
Dffeubur baben bic SransOieu bort
10 ihiuere 8erlnite scBabf, Sak lie
BON eiHen Waaiienansriff gl6itanS,
nebmen. Bir eruberteu bort sluei
Wlaidliuengeiue6re.
Bel 9femenaubille nnS i'm grieiters
iualbe sinsea bic 5ransOien wicber
5nm 4nsriff iiber, lunrOen iebod sn-
riifgcifLagen; aud bitten lie ienen
Sbeil am 8alOesrnnS elm, ben lie
ms Gn6e Wtdr5 a6genommen fatten
nuo nobel iie idiuere @erlnite CT.
litten batten.
sIlle &erinde Der GransOien, mns
bas eru6erte 9Orf 8esange Sc Brau-
be, iii0iueitlid bon ggateam SaIines,
iuie6er an entreiken, idjlnsen febl;
cine ans elmer Gompasnie beite6en6e
fran8Oitife StnrmfolOnne iunr6e BON
ms gcfangen geuDmmeR.
Bonn 0itlidsu ariesst6eater: Die
&niien baben init ibren 9lnariffem
auf nniere StelIansen BEL aalluarba
fein Slid ge6a6t; iiberaQ lunrSen
iie nit idlueren 8erIaiten 5nradse.
idlageH."
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nGitel srieSri6's1 sdidIal.

NorfoG, gd., 10. g[pril. Der
oelttife Silfsfreu3er .GiteI 5rie0.
0rih" ipuroe geItern Qben0 81 ipG-
ter 9lben6ltunoe in Den Rorfolf-
S6iffsbnuboicn interniert uuo tptro
bort big sur geenoigimg bes ariegs
beripeilen. GdIeppboote uno Dam.
pfer IieBen aIs @brenbe3eltgitng fiir
6as oentide Sdiff ibre Ganlpf.
pieifen ertonen, ols 6oiielbe ldna.
lam feinen bis6erigen 2(nterplab
berlieB. Inn Irinen 4lns neben Dem
biitoriih bcriibmten Striegsihiii
y nGonititiItion" 5u nebnen. Gapi.
tan Ebieri6ens begab fid iofort
nod Dem 8ureau oes He1ra6nirols
geattp, aommanbant Der 5tiffs.
bmlbofe uno unter8eihnete Elm glb.
fonunen. Die nmeritoriihen Nelitru.
Iit1tsaeIebe nid]t 3u iibertreten. 5hn1
pur0e bic 9eriiderllng gegeben,
ooB er, ieine 0ffi3iere tn6 Ilann.
iflaften Oes egitel 5rieori4" iid
frei in Aorfolf uno 9irginien be.
rpeoen oiirftcn. sic ale tperoen
nuf ibrem Sdiffc @obnung nebnren.
Seute ipur6e Der geridluB bon ben
Sniffsgeidiiecn nno TbeiIe Der
Naifinerie eutiernt. Cont lit Der
2nufba6n 6e8 ~gitcl
,Sricorih" llno oeiien tapfrer @ann.
ihaft iudbreno Der 3eitoouer oieIes
arieges elm 3lel geieBt
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Der spo6nS in serbien

eOnOOn, 10. glpril, ~ Der 9lt6en,
aorreipOnOeut Oes u0ailg Giro
niele" meIOet, Oak Der Sppbits inter
ben Serbeu nnsa6lise Gpfer fOrSert
lleberall mangelt es an gtcr3ten; IN
WlOnaftir luerScn 5000 SDp6uS.
tranfeH bon mir 5ebu aer5ten beban.
relt. Die SOOesrate belGnft IidD ani
sudden 30 bis go gruSent. 9r,
Grnit $@aarnOer BON @ai6ingtOn,
DC, elder Ser gIerste an Der Spite
Des nmerifaniiden 2lotben areuses
in Ser6ien, 1T Oem SppbnS 5nm
Cpfcr sefaIlen.
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Der WliIioitri iteiot.

s5n Sen Ietten "a Stun6eu 1T Ser
Miiiouri nm 5 SUB 8 8oa aitf 16
SUB 2 Bon eeitiegen. Die Sod.
naiiergrenoe lit 10 Sub, aber bereits
BEL t6 Sub iperSen bic nieorigen
@eI1noe oes Noroufers iiber.
ihmemnt. Geiber beitebt aud nod
hie ausittbt auf peiteres Steigen.
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gilS6aner sarl Sitter aetSStet.

Seem gort, 10. 2(pril. aorl
3beooor 5ran5 9itter, Der befannte
Observation-Disclosures 93ilObouer uno
goritunO Der 2tbtbeiIung fir giIo-
banerei ouf Der 8eltouSitelung in
San 6rancisco, itnrb bier beitte
Worgen an ben 0erIesungeb Die er
geltern g(bero burb ltaberfnbren iei-
tens eines aittos am 8rouopop er.
litten batte. @r mar Az Sabre alt
mo in 8ien geboren Cine leiner
beoeutenOiten Sdopfingen lit oos
bieliee &arl S6ur5. .DenfnloI.
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iSreimillia ang SEM Qe6en aeidliehen

@dbren0 er nit ieiner 19-iGbri.
gen 6rau ltn0 ieinem Ia Wonate al.
ten atn0e Bel ieinen betagten gItern
in oeren Seim 2014 8oppIeton glbe.
5u 8eiu6 par, n1adte Hi9arO 2ano.
rod in Dem binter Dem elterliden
$ouie belege1en Stan fetnem 2eben
ein freitpiIliges Gnoe. gfi6or0 Iebte
init ieiner SSantilie in glldlihItcr
Sorntotie 1tno fpnrtte Biz iest nod
abiolut fein @runo fir iein 8or.
geben gefitnoen rperoen. Ser 10 aus
Dem 2eben @ei6ieoene par gleftrtter
.1n0 arbeitete fir ieinen S6mieger.
batter, ben Better Der Iruar.
2aun0rp. 9en tiefbetriibten SIN.
terbliebenen miro aus 0eutI6en Gret-
len oa8 ber3li9ite 01itgefiibl emf.
gegengebradt ltnO i6lieben aud mir
ltns Dem aus bolIent Ser3en an.
Ger @erItorbene binterlGBt feline
tiefbetriibten @ltern, 6 S9meitern.
pobon fitnf in 0mnba unO cine in
Gbicaso lebert, itno 5rpet 8riioer, ei.
ner bier itno Der atbere Motroie IN
Der 8lrloesuorine. Die 9eeroigirng
oes trogii9 aus Dem 2eben gef9te. I
oenen fungen Mannes finOet Conn.
tag gaa6uitta9 Inn 2 lt9r bonn
Grauerbouie $40. 2013 9oppIpton
Qlbe. aus aaf benz 2airel SIN sSrieo.
bof itatt.
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ga0DlepeIt's g,rief ae6eim aedaIten.

GfieagO, 10. April. = Gran @iI.
liam &, Sbornas, SefretGrin Der
.SrieOenSpartei, ueigerte lid
beute, einen Brief 0EeS6D" 0luuIe.
belts IN OerDffentlideu, ba Osrfelbe
Die SFriebenspropnganba bon Gran.
en- iliAt aHerteHHen mill.
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S'erlin, 10. sIpril, bra6tlOS iiber
SabOille.- Die 9lssieraHg III sifria
beitrebt, Ourd bic amerifuniidle
gDtidJaft In GngIano frItsHitellen,
Oh ben gefangen arnOmineuen Be
iabungen Der ll.8OOte cine Sonber.
be6nnDlnng 5at6eiI uirO. 5OIlfc
biss 10 iein, luer6ea aiigenblidlidl
Veraeltnngs .Winhregelu getrDffen
iast Der gerlmer eOtalan.
seigev
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ma 70 Nlom Aa0tnaen NtlaeuN1
mufhm bit HWlI8a il NiinaiaH
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ni tslifiaan @ad6au BE WlaaHa
ldali nbef eiueu lud nab clue aaH.
n 8adl ufi Bern 4gter tetnm1elah.
rpu m0f mufbe Ne RON eiutm
atii auiagiNmmeh neihe lie
mh hem honloiilHeu paieu Sc
lreport bradie e9batednpriau6
mar ilber 20U0 fouen arob mo
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aus 8 9loun beitehatoe 9eiubima
inns 9eheu gefommen TT. Gs iteBt
nod uidt ieit ob 6aS Boot eiuem
0euiiten 3nndboot oorr einer Gee.
mine 5am Cpier feI.
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Der Ganpier a9ega3pi". oer geitGrn
bier eiutrof meI6et, baB er ont IL.
gldr5 ben britiiben S6ooner o9lo.
bert unipeit Ger amerifaniiden sfil.
ite obne 9enanuung angetroifen pa.
&c. Gin Wldlt mar iDeggeidoiieu.
Ger aapitm glaubt, oaB oie @iann.
itbait bon einem oeltiden areu5er
an goro genounten un0 oas 5diff
6dnn beihoijen tnuroe. IS fiibrte
cine 2aoimg 9ertilpaaren; Der Sec
pitdu gGaubt niht, oaB as iih miro
Ionge iIber 8piier baltep fonuen.