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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17
New Ca-New Pnce-New Service to Owners
Factory Enthusiastically Production for 1916

The great ,valve-in-head motos. with overhead
camshaft. costs US 5000 more to build in our own
shops than the ordinary type Of motor can be bought
for on the outside and most Of the competitors IN our
price class are using the ordinary type Of motor.
When Chalmers engineers went to Europe 10
study design two years ago. they found European
designers at work on high speed motors of the valve
in-head type with overhead camshaft.
European makers had already tried this type out
IN their racers. They were pefecting it for road
car.
We hoped to be the first in America to adopt this
style Of motor. But when the war stopped European
makers. fate decreed that we should lead the world
in the use Of the valve-in-head overhead camshaft
motor for stock car.
We were not surprised at the showing at Indian.
spolis and Chicago where this type Of motor won al
honors. We knew year ago that these results
would be achieved
Speedway Racers All of This Type
We knew that to attain a speed of 90 to 100
miles an hour that the motor would have to be
avalve-in-head. overhead camshaft type.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17
FLAMES PERIL
GIRLS EMPLOYED
IN HAIR FACTORY

Sixty-nve employees of the Detroit
Curled Hair works were forced to
fee for their lives when fire broke
out In the picking department on
the third floor of the factory, No.
1876 Beaubien-st.. about 2:16 Monday
afternoon. Five OF the workers were
girls. All got out safely. but within
eight minutes after the discovery Of
the blaze the entire three floors
OF the building were seething fur
mace. The building, valued at &c.,
900. is SO badly damaged II will have
to be wrecked The loss on the
hair stock, used In upholsterinR
automobile bodies. is about $4,000.
Both losses are covered by insur-
anced. The enterprise was owned
by w. o. Briggs and Fred NJ. Shin
nick.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17

God and her love for Giovanni. sim
cerely and pitifully. A skillfui &C.
tress might easily overact the part.
but Miss Bonstelle never loses sight
of her nuns character for q mo-
ment. and her portrayal OF intense
emotion held In check by strength
OF will shows her q supreme. actress.
Mr. Giles. as Capt. Giovanni Severi.
Is soldierly. abrupt. determined and
forceful william Pringle Is very
good. indeed. a. Monsignor Saracin.
esca. His look Of horror when he
finds Giovanni dying is triumph of
expression. Halbert Brown. as the
stir DIR. Pieri; Robert Adams. as
the nonchalant Lieut.. Basil; Jerome
Hickman. william II. Powell. Miss
Wilson. Miss Workman. Mr.. Allen
and Mr.. Bernard In minor roles do
their work satisfactorily. As the
diabolical Countess Chiaromonte.
Miss Houston has part which she
knows how to play well. and she
makes q great deal out of II. But
II Is Miss Won Ottinger who. In the
unimportant character role OF Nine.
Bernard. lights up what would 9th.
erwise be q tiresome expository dia-
logue with as fine bit of acting as
this accomplished woman has ever
done.
Harriet Story Macfarline's beauti-
full voice Is heard off-stage In the
second act, when she sings 20 Salu.
taris" and AVE Maria with fine
effect. Better timing OF the save
Maria" will keep the exquisite final
phrases from ,eing lost In the ap.
plause which follows the lowering
of the curtain.
Mr.. MacFayden has done we'll with
the staging, and with Mr.. Parker's
skill In scene-painting has produced
an exquisite Italian atmosphere. The
darkened stage at 10 a. m, as the
play begins. is. however. a doubtful
effect. Mr.. Gilbo continues his we'll
founded American-composer policy
by featuring Ethelbert Nevin's mu-
sic.
For next week, revue with
plenty OF fun. called "Mamzelle," is
announced. w. X. KELSEY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17

The Panama-PaciAc expedition In
miniature 10 on exhibition In the
Newcomb- Endicott Co.'S store. this
week. Tho entire fair. with the
Golden Gate and the Pacific beyond.
In shown on n small stage The
curtain goes up on n blaze OF light
A lecturer points out to the audi
ence the chief places OF interest.
Gradually the light wanes. the sun
and the exposition Ia Illuminated
At midnight the lights go out and
the stars are seen. II In very eff
fective bit OF work. interesting
alike to those who have seen the
fair and those who have wished to
see II without being able to stir
from Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17
The Quality Car at Small Profit

We are marketing this QUALITY car on the low.
ct profit per car in the motor car business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17

u. n. Hyde. Port Huron, Mich.
J. y. Beck a Son. Saginaw, Mich.
TEos. VI. OrretI a Co., Tallahassee,
&. w. Howos. Downgiac. Mich.
George II. Drusie. Trnverse city, Mich.
BriSco Motor Sales Co.. Jackson, Mich.
n. VI. BIelby. Lake City. Mich.
Donald Mncvlchie, Ludingt0n, Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17

Messrs. Hunt & Allison, 81. Johns,
Mich.
Charles }. Durheim. Muskegon, Mich.
Jackson Garage, Battle Creek, Mich.
Mcintyre Bros, Monroe md Dundee,
Mich.
G. DeIno Miller, Grand Rapids, Mich.
ID. X. Mckeriie, bay City, Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17
oarrIek Books Big Shows.

The Garrick theater will open its
regular season Sept. 6. with THE
Bird Of Paradise" which has played
the house twice previously with
much success. other bookings for
the season include Louis Mann in
The Bubble" William Faversham,
"Tonight's the Night" "A Full
House" "The Only Girl" Jos. SAINT.
ley, "A Pair Of Sizes" San Carlos
Opera company. THE Passing
Show" "A Pair Of Silk Stockings"
"Trilby." "Androcles and the Lion"
SINNERS" Harry Lauder. THE Lilac
Domino" and Omar, the Tent Max.
err"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17

Think Of i'll 80 miles IN hour foe 500 mnn g
Indianapolis and the first four 10 finish. and sighe
out Of the first ten were valve-inhsad moenn. With
overhead camshaftsi
And then the Chicago races at 100 miles IN hos
for 500 miles-the first three and seven ont a he
first eleven were of this typeI
Some one said short time ago that psaps by
motor cara largely On three Ps-Paine. Pnse snd
Performance You can measure the wonderful
Chalmer. car: at $3.50 BY any one q shese thrss
standards. It is right n Paint. wh;rA indicates
finish and wearing qualities.
1t Is right in Performance. becase no CIR e suy
price. performs better than this car doo.
And it i right in Pnce. No one in die hisaogy
Of the industry ever approached such quality Ct seh
price before. !.
Take q Ride In this Car
Take ride IN this car. !" and zee fer yourself
you do not get in this Chalmers type q sx-eyind9
motor all the smoothness, al Of the Aex;bilty IL q
the pickup. and all Of the pep that i elaimed ine
any other motor built, matter bow many eylindas
it may have.
Therefore we say that al Of our strength, al a
our organization. all Of our money all Of our reputa-
ton. are back Of these six words: TAKE A RIDE
IN THIS CAR"
Demonstrators are nowin the hands Of our dealers.
Chalmers Motor Company :
Detroit, Mich. u. s. A.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17
New Motor

1.-TWO years ago we saw three things. First
was that the tendency of the public demand
j in both Europe and America was to a
compact high speed motor that was more efficient.
would get away quicker. run more smoothly. have
greater Aexibility. show greater economy and last
longer under hard service.
Second Wa that public temporarily diverted to
cars that only looked well and rode nicely for WHILE
would swing back to demand quality manufacture
and the ability to stay put
Third was that only those manufacturers who
built their own cars in large volume ar, bought their
own materials for spot cash at the advantage ct the
market could survive.
Motor Designed in Europe
So we sent our engineers to Europe to design new
motor and began to lay our plans for q greatly
increased production this season.
We are now building two big new factory additions
to handle the work. We added machines that cost
90 apiece to do work in our factory in order
to give this remarkable quality car to you at $3.50
Here Is the result.
No one dreamed that such car could be built for
$3.50 Il equal to that sold for $4,000 three
years ago. 1t isn't made-over model, reduced in
size or certain things eliminated to fit the price-it
is brand new car. designed specially as Quality
car at low price.
The Quality Car at Small Profit
We are marketing thi. QUALITY car on the low.
ct profit per car in the motor car business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-17


A singing wolf II one of the inter
esting novelties on . thoroughly ex
csllent bill OF vaudeville In the
Miles theater this week. The wolf
IN Alaskan product. II the property
Of John A. West. the musical
Brownie" who looks for all the
world like the Brownies In chill.
dren's picture books In his elabo.
rate makeup. The animal sings
to the accompaniment Of q trumpet
played by Mr.. West. The quotation
marks are used advisedly, for the
VOLTS song at best IL hardly more
than q cultivated howl. But II 10
none the less interesting a. q nov
city.
The bill IL notable also for the
presence Of . German comedian.
Entertainers Of this type have besn
~ asG fAs bstweea since the war
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-21
GnOer pa(c6a nage(t
elne 8riten(iige fel1!
9as GinOerncbnten 5iuiiden bent.
idea Gffi3ieren nnO Siirfea
Elm ber5lidjes.

Berlin. iiber 2onoon, 81. Sept.-
Der tiirfiibe ariegsminiiter Gnper
Rai6o bot oos bon 6ritii6er Seite
berbreitete @erii9t, es iei 5u 9ieibe-
relen aluii1en oelttIhen 0ffi5ieren
uno Der tiirtilhen &egierung gefon1.
men, uno lestere wiirOen cine oeut-
ihe glrtHee, wclde ettpa alir Inter
Itiisung Der tiirtii9en Gruppen nn9
@oaipoli geidift tpiirbe, ni1t
freltnoli6 aufnebmen, ms &ei6 Der
5abeI bertpieicn. @inem 8eridter-
itatter Oes 8erliner 8ageblatts ge.
geuiiber ertl1rte er ouf cine oiesbe-
aiigliae 6rage, man tonne li1 fein
@inbernebmen oenfen als
paS aDiiden ben oeltiden un0 tiirfi-
iden Sruppen beitebenoe; Oos iet
beIon6ers Der Snll, na9oem Oeliti9e
Eou9boote eingetroffen iitto.
Ribt oas geringIte WhBtrauen
berridte, bod broude Die Siirfet fei-
ne tpeiteren 6pLooten, tpe6er in De
gDpten nod ioilit mo.
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40 sahre @eltuuftoerein.

gern, S1pei3, iiber 45arts, 81.
Sept. - Ger bier3ieite Sobregtag
Der @ritnO1tng 0es 8eltpoItbereins,
tpeI1er ole 0ioiltiirten 21tber oes
@roboa8 nit elmer gep1Iferitng bon
afpei MaIiaroen SeeIen in iid be-
faBt, fonnte bier gefeiert ueroen.
sSn Bern Dar es, no I'M Septenrs
Der 1874 Ser erite 8oltfongreB 5l-
ianmertrot. 9as 31ltonoefon1tnen
bieies &ongreIes mar Oas 8ert oes
oeuti9en @ener1IpojtnteiIters Ste
pbnn. glm 8. Gttober tpitroe fo-
0onn Der nllgeneine Yoltbereinber-
trag abgeidloiiert % Staoten be-
tbeilieten iid an Oeuielben. Ger
8ertrag frat dn /. SyuIi 1875 in
&rnft. 0as SSnternationale Bnrenu
oes 8eltpoItbereihs puroe mad oem
8ertrog in Bern eingertdtet tl1o am
IL. Septeniber 1876 eroffnet. Ole.
ies SnternotionaIe Bureau aibt bic
3eitidrift r2llnion 9oitaIe~ beraus,
Die in oeltider, fran80iber un0 eng
Iiiher Sprohe eriheint.
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Serten=auSga6e
Oct GrlegSan(ei6e!
9iednnnsen fir ariegsmateriaI IDI-
len NIT Sieiem WeI6e nidjt
be5ablt iDerOen.

SEEM gorf, 81. Sept. - So6Ielite
erfldren, oaf3 Ole auftr1ge fir D1u-
milton uno @rlegsartiteI itur ettDn 25
9roaent 0es grports mad gnglan6
ausmn6en. SSnfoIgebefien fon1nlt
Die Srage, oh nit Der our6 bic 9[n.
Ieibe er5ielten Sunlrne audi Die @ed-
nuneen fir ariegsnoterial beSabIt
tper0en ioIlen, err In 5tueiter Qinie.
Die MitgIieOer Der engIii9.frat5o!i-
iden 5inan8-aomntiiiion iitO oon1it
etnberitanben, on es ibnen Odrnuf
onfonnt, 6a5 erft eirtnal nit Der
g(nleibe @rnIt rnb Der gLnfang ge-
madt miro. Sir 3abIrng Der ged-
mungen fir &riegsn1oteriaI iou oont1
auf anoere 8eiie eit glustpeg gefun.
ben tperoen.
9a Die ean5e Suntu1e ni6t alf
einmaI benothtgt miro, ion bic 9[n-
Ieibe in Serien ousgeIegt tDeroen, on-
nit 0ie engliide gfegierung nidt
8iufen fir @elber be5abIen brduht,
bic fie nod ni9t iogleid betutst.
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Sroit i'm staate.
J1idtet in beri6ieSenen Sbeilen
SAaOen an.

g1ebrosta ton1tte leste gaa9t Elm
fIeines @oripieI 6es berannobenoeil
8inters regiltrieren. sSSll man1el
@egenoen fieI oas thermometer I'M.
ter Den @efrierpuntt, @enliiie rno
sSriidte, tpie aud Eonlaten botten
inter oem 6roIt gu Ieioen. Sier IN
Snobn ionf oos thermometer Bis
oltf 40 @ro0, ut0 es mar aiemlid
itngerniitbIi6 beute Maorgen. 9ie
8oblenbdnoler laden iif ndtiirli1
ii1s sSdulthen, oenn t1nrhe loniili-
enodter, Die bofften, Die 9tusgoten
fir &o6Ien nod cine @eiIe binous.
8ufdieben, nuBten in ben lauren
slpfel beiBen uno ibon iest &obIen
eitilegen.
9Stl grofen @op 3eigte Sas Sber-
moneter Ietta Noht q @roo, in
0ofoaIe 80, in Soirmont 80, mno
in gnIbertion 80 @raO. en- bieien
Srten berridte oirett 6roit, into Der.
ielbe rihtete aud betr1htIiden S1o.
BEN an.
Sir belte itno morgen lit marine.
res 8etter fir Omaha propbe5eit,
boeegen 6roit I'm oitliden uu6 in
Central : Soma.
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grennenOer GssanOampfer Oerlaiien,

SoIifor, 81. g., 81. Sept. -
fSanfentelegrapbiife feMelOungen bonn
adpi.Gn oes 2iberpooler 0onlpfers
nEuscania" beiogen oaB Der 9aut-
pier g9[tbinni" (grieaii6e 2inie),
bon gtelp gort nod gltben beitiutnlt,
mitten aiif Dem @eere in 6lantmen
itebt uno aiifeegeben iuorOen lit.
oGusconio elite auf orabtloien
Silferuf nod Dem Sdauplos.
Solifar, q. sept. gluf benz
griediihen 9ontpfer pgttbinoi", Der
Our1 6euer nuf bober See berniH.
tet puroe, mar MIR Elm Meniden.
leben 3u beflagen Die Dem Marine.
amt beriftet lpurOe. Bon benz
9onlpfer n9u8en1in" tpitroen 408
8oiiagiere un0 9sannidoften Der
geIasllng gerettet. uno bonn Gam.
pier s9foun1n1iat 9Srinee" 81.
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9rntld)c Nrtilrrie
Orrtrribt Sritcnilottc!
IN einrm DreiltiinOigen Sample jrrs
i6mettert bic 2rOnprin,enarmer
feinDIi6e S1anjenl


gerIin. iibcr eoubon, 81. Sept.
Gas Arieasnmt meIoetp agitern
aben0.
sGeiuolid1e Sdiiie, mcIdle al Der
beIgiihen siiiite eridicnen nn0 0elt.
cn0e IoiDie I3i0OpIferte bridoIjen,
nibien fid Dor unierem eBeihiib-
ieuer suriid3iebcn W1ebrere Shiiie
crbielten 8oltrtiier.
SiioIih bon graD ON Der 5omme
geIang es uns, pirflugs0olle Wli.
nens@rpIoiionen in mo binter ben
feinolidcn SteIlungen olis3uiitbren.
Wobreno Der ioiort oarauI foIaenoen
ShIaFt brahteH mir ben 6ran5oien
ihDere gerIuile an Sooten un0 Der.
nunoeten bel. Tireft DeltIid miir.
be Die fein0lihe Argonnenarnee, Die
eifrig ont 8au BON 8eridarBunaen
mar, NIT idneren 8erIuiten ourd
uniere glrtilerie 5uriifgeporfen.
g(uf einem groBen EbeiI Der sSront
finoen slrtilleriefdnpfe ltatt.
Der iiinsite sies bes arunprinscn.
Berlin, 81. Sept. (Gunfenberi6t.) J
Die bon Der 5ront bier etnge.
troffenet geri,bte iiber ben iiingIten
Sieg Der aro:lprtn5en-armee in ben
Bergen un6 sSorIten Der argonnen
iasen oob an 6ieien &dnpfen Gegt.
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QpnoOn bnrdj 3eppeline idiper BE-
fdlG6iat.


SEEM gorf, 81. Sept. - auf benz
geitern bier eiugetrofFeuen 9anpfer
0gDilaOeIpbia" befanoen iid cine
an5abl glugenspiigen Der am 5. Sep.
tember auf 2on0on erfoIeten 8ep.
pelin.4ngriffe.
gLuS ben ausiogen gebt berpor, ooB
nibt 90 Herirnen get6otet nur.
ben, tpie Die enaIiife Jiegierung be.
fount mohte, fonbern niinbeitens
30 Berionen. 8onben fielen rlur
ue1ige 9lods pon Ser gnnf Of eng.
Iano un6 Der 9iefOen3 Oes 2oro-
Mnbors bon 2onOon. 9eionOers
groBen S9o6cn ridteten bic Bonn.
Zen in 6em GtoOttbeil an, in mel.
dem fi6 Die gngrosI@eid1fte befan.
ben. Wtebrere SGlier itiir3ten gu
iammen ,anbere tpuroen ihtper be-
ifdoigt. MnBerOem tpurOen ber-
ihieoene Sdiiier9bierte III 8rano
geIest. Ger ongeriHtete Sdooen
miro ouf rninoeitens $10,000,000 ge.
iAGst. Die mad 2onoon fiibren6e
@reat 9eItern gd6n fpur0e beIon.
bers fdtuer bciddOigt. 3tpei Gage
binourd fonttten auf bieier Strefe
feline 3iige berfebren. @s tpuroen
t24 8erionelt berleBt.
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eunOOn cine befeItiate gtaSt.

berlin, iiber Qonooi1, 81. Sept.-
Cine nmtlide gtntiiitoigung be3ei6.
net Die 8ebauptling oes grIten
CORDS Der britil6en s[omiralit6t,
artburG S. 8olfour, ooB 2onoon fei.
ne befeitigte GtoOt lei, als l1ntpabr.
beit. 2onoon beiist ni6t niir cine
erobe gln8a6l permanenter 8erfe,
ionoern aud oieIe 6eL6befeiti9ungen,
oie BON ben oeltifen 2uftfreu5erit
ltets bomboroiert tuur0en.
rlleberbies ldeint 9err gaIfour, I"
beiBt eS in Der gInfilnoigung, spoll.
itdubis su beraeisen, OaB offene oellt.
ide Stdote, Die melt ollberboIb oes
miIitdriihen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ge.
leeeu finb, BON feinOliden 6lieferu
tpieberbolt angestiffen tpurOen.
Gieien s(ngriffen fporen iogor gni.
iaeiere IN gerionenBiigen ousgeIest,
Die iidl natiirgendB nidt OertbeiOi.
gen fontlten."
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mrrtcr mis Nartieniberp. qotbrin.
GEN unO FreuBen inter 6iihrana bes
@rncf1ls BON Nlu0ra hetbeiIiat tpns
rem Tie Shlnht beaann ifm s
llbr Wlorgeits. Dos beitiaIte ArtiI.
lerieieuer. bas IL tit elmer 5dlIndlt be.
ubahtet iuuroe, Serihmetierte bic
iranB0itiben geridlorstInacu lnO er.
ldiitterte Den aanlpieemlitb Der
6rau3Oien betr1dtIih. Trei poIle
iStlnoen tobte Elm boaiiher 4onlpf
NIT unperminOerter 8eitigfeit.
I'm II llbr riidten Die oeiitIdjen
Regimenter uaoufbaItiam Dor luto
eritiirniten Die @erihansuilqen NIT
Dem gaionett. Cine baIbe Stlmoe
ipdter lief i'm &aiptquortier Der er.
ite @eriht bon Der groberung Der
frnn5oiiihen Shon5en Elm. Rlirs
nod IL ltbr mar Die 2inie, neIhe
aIs @ren3e 0es @orItllrmes qefeet
mar, pniiiert, mt6 un1ufboltinm
mGl5te fih Ser glnitlrm Der Deut-
ifen noripdrts. 9ie 3u @efangenen
genladten 5ran5oien iaben entiesIid
eridopft unO nieoergeidIagen aus.
Die ousrei9eaoe glrtiIlerie-8or.
bereititrg nuf Seite Der Geiitihen
miro oIs @run0 fir Die berbGltliB-
maBis eerinsct oeutfden gerIulte
angegeben.
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Dni(Cbe i'm lsnmpIe
gcgfn Ole Setbrnl
tfbiFA# Nultfflta mtfkfn SEN bsf
htAilhta Hulntnt ann
sMwtiasu atbraMi

Berlin 2i fvl. hber penNcn.
Tas Arlsasoul madle pflltfn
atens begaMti nab beulldle ttnp.
ptn nh mli diitfteldllidlHiaantlitteu
an hcf lftbildgn tsfeuie pefelliial
bobtu EsuiiaR atiiatric atili hie
lcfbllden Eltnunaen ndbe Smgn.
Oria an un0 btabie Die icrblldhc
arsiIlcrie atm sdnuriaen Gam
irtie oeinidg SuIanietle jum Slnrm
on imb iricb bic ssrbcn mrld.
( rmcn0ria llcai an ber ierbiitb bun.
Qariihen eircnar uno beberridji oie
lcrblldle, nod giiId lilbrenoe Nabt,.
liuie.l
gunoon. 81. Scpt. Die reiii.
ihcn bobcn 6einOirIigteiten ieet ouh
nod on ciner ouOeren 5ront eroii.
net iub 3iuor peaen bic Serbeu nn.
loeit Der Sren5lta0i Seuienortn, mel.
die ctlpu 20 1leilen iiioIih bon
9cIgrao eeIeeei III. Gieier aIngriti
iheint Den 3iued Su berfolaen, iidl
in Oen Belts ienes 2onOitreifens all
iceeh Der ipeitIid Der Donau lieet
unO Ortrh melden iidj Die 9ubopeit.
8clgrob. .Sofio.g gI0rionopel aonitnn.
tinopeL gobn eritredt. Dnourh mir.
be cine oirette gerbin0ung Der Gen.
trolm1fte nit Der Siirtei bergeltellt
meroen. gs beiBt, oab Die Serben
beoeutenOe gerit1rtlngen BON ben
6ron5oien nn0 8riten erbaIten Ia,
ben unO i'm Stanbe iein. peroen,
ben oeliti9en 9erbiinoeten lebboften
Bioerituno 8u leiIten. (@iOerlton0
bin, Bioeritono ber - menn inl-
mer Die 8eutiden unO Oeiterreid.
llngdrn itb etipas in Den aopf ee.
iett baben, 0ann fiibren ite es aud
our9, tros6ent uno aleoen1D
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gunbuner gS6e[ luatdet lpieber.

Berlin, 21, Sept. (5nnfetberidt)
- Die 8utb Der Gngldnoer iiber
Die oeuti6en @rfoIge IN 9lt utlo @elt
lrtO baupti6dlid ilber Die nenelten
13eppeIin -glngriffe fennt, nn9 Den
ii6er Solano bierber eeri1teten
Neloungeh feline @ren3en. Der
SoaOoner 4obeI tobt pieoer nno Die
5piOnenfurat 1T GROCER 6enn ie.
8iele In England noturaliiirte Dellt.
ide, bic in 5reibeit eeiest iporoen
iparen rtn6oem iie Idngere 3eit in
ben &on5entrotionslnge geI1mo9.
tet batten, iino n6ermaIs feitgenont-
men iulO mad ben 2ogern geI6afft
tuoroen. Inter ben 8erbofteten be.
finoen fi6 biele Graiten.
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btlorhttu icllit. tboa eon orn eng.
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fine Urllnpnic dt bnb er IN ltiner
aaeiie itdl arnm oic glrutralisaiS.
aglctr bes ganbts reraonacn babe,
ooer oiliBieIIcr Depcihen.lleberbrin.
aer mar
ardlibalo ertI1rt, bab ibm Der Be.
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bifnoerten Veripuen iibergeben muir.
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he er abioIiit feline Abniing aebobt.
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ibm Der griei iiberaeben wuroe,
Iolie iiderlidb nidt Die Deihing Al,
oab Or. Gitnlba ibn ODER ieinen Rob
als Shut fir lteberbrinoung bon
unseieemaBiger aorreiponoens babe
benteen molten.
@r, arhiboIo, babe MIR Sos ge.
tbon, mas ct tbot, oIs er aug
8eiitihlano 3uriidgefebrt lei un6
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Gepeiden oes dmerifaniiden BOT.
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beiOen 6dIlen habe er oies nttr OILS
6relinoihaftsoirnIt getbon.
9as Stnats1epnrternert bat i'm.
mer nod feline anttport BON @ien
crbdIten. tpeIdeu @eg oie oiterrei.
diid.ungarii4e Regieriung betreffs
Der oerloneten 9l6berufung Or.
3nnbo's 5u lrternebrnen geoenft.
gs oerlalitet ie0odE ooB Or. 3unl6d
am %. September ons 2anO 5u Der.
laiien 6eobfidJtigt.
0bgleib oos Staots. .Departement
iiber Die 8eroffertlibung Oes Briefs
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In tpeIdem iencr ft9 ilber llngeredte
9ebdnolung ieitens Der btelisen Be-
bor0en beflagt, ungebalten 1T, beItebt
abiolut nidt Die abiid]t. benz BOT
fdafter ieine @6iie aug3,bauoisen.
9[u6 miro BON elmer 8ernebmung
gr9ibaIo's sI6itanO genonlinett mer.
6en 10 Iange uidt pbotogrdpbierte
Ropien Der 9riefe, tpeIhe er fir Or.
9unba obliefern ioIlte, ois Gonoon
etngetroffen itito.