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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-06

the Russians and the Germans have
gone one better Nothing of an IN.
loNlrailnC uHlurr is sold In town.
Al, last night We were kept awake
10y the gun, which thumped and
rumbled Few miles away. So mere
rapid fire and machine guns. these
no petty hammers ON the anvil or
war bat the ten centlmetre giants
that spread destruction as an ink
dipped thumb ymudges paper. This
morning tired staff officer rode lu
from the front Between glasses VI
tea and those busted cakes he told
" one sight he had seen
A blg shell struck no Russian
battery of two guns. said he, while
II WAS on the march II wiped then,
ont men ana horses aud wagons aud
guns. | have never seen anything Ike
IT,"
lie stopped and searched his mem
ory FOR an English word In which
10 convey his thought Finally ne
nodded, satisfied
They were all mixed" said he
Bloody"
Today We visited the village NJ
Augustowo and got right I'm the
midst of the battle W that II RACED
all about us. II was all eery exper
lence. for though the blg guns were
hammcring and the rifles were pop
ping ON every side Of us the fight
ers were concealed In the wood. In
our hlg automobile we felt ourselves
"A Nrgpt for the Russian straRglers
who were being unreientlngly hunted
out " the forest Dead men Uttered
the road over which We passed, and
ON our return We found other dead
men upon that road dead men who
were quite strange 10 Ms, ~ that II
seemed ~ though little eddy uf thai
| tide NJ murder We heard In the wood
had boiled across our path But We
| did not see the battle.
No one sees battle nowadays d"
/ Captain Tzschlrner told us consol
lngly. Some one, | have forgotten
who, has coined n phrase that win
life forever In telling NJ these modern
wars. He has told Of the emptiness
" the battlefield"
Tomorrow we return upon our trial
10 secure evidence Of the manner In
which the Russian has raped aud
burned aud plllaged aud murdered
that the people NJ America may know
what has happened where the Slav
passed
I
Plumbing Repairs. Hutch Wal. 1874
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-06
B, Herbert Corey

SINAIhI Hu-,m April There
D.. candy shop ou the main street of
~uvuM ou the pclr0sraud-H Pros
prhI Au unpleasant old woman pre-
sided over Ir Three German soldiers
hu their noses against thr window
last night precisely as rO,ctous little
kiddir. admire the shop window, u'
Christmas time After q time they
went iu, and We followed them.
We have uu money tonight said
they. hut we wish tu buy That cake.
We will pay you tomorrow
"Au right. ,uld the unpleasant old
woman. taking their names aud rrgl
mental numbers See that you do.
Because win not bee cheated ul a.
German
Then went out munchlng their
chocolate cake, their souls filled with
happiness We followed, eaten 10y
nmnzrmeut our world had come To
AN end Here was an alien soldier
ln control ~ a captured town, The
population was hostile " course. The
Germans had every thing 10 exact re-
prisA upon the Russians for the
dumnnhlp things those sheepskins clad
ruffians had done upon the German
side " the line And yet three per
frctly strange soldiers could gu into
n sweetmcat shop and get credit
and AN unpleasant old woman could
threaten them with consequences II
they did not pay.
am very certain that not one thing
has been damaged here by the In.
yadrrs Not house window has been
broken. not u roof burned was al.
most about 10 say that not a house
wife had been kissed | will 10 40
Tar as to say that not one was kissed
without her consent There are few
shops open, because this town has
been isolated from the world for four
months past The railroads have
been given over 10 the needs NJ mill
tury transportation. The shopkeepers
could not renew their stocks But
those who still have goods to sell are
smlrking confidently behind their
cases At the corner Of the street
which leads across the petrugradsSl
prospekt to the big church with the
blue bulbs ON lts corners samoyar
maker displayed his wares On the
German side of the line most Of the
churches were burned Here four old
women sit In the doorwar ~ this
church and hold out hlnckened palms
tu those who enter German vol
dcrs tiptoed wOnderiugly in Every
now and then one puts % five pfennlg
niece I'm the hands NJ the rronps
Paid for Accommodation.
We thought that us matter ot
course soldiers lived ON the land
when they entered conquered territory
We knew the Russians did We had
Sven what was lett NJ the land they
lived nu II may be- that We were
uudlrss enough tu rather anticipate
| the punishment Germans were to
| give Iussnus when the, got I'd
/ SuwalkL We had rather assumed that
We would find u sacked though mot a
rnylshcd town We found the hotels
occupied hy the officers. and ON in
|uuir, found they were paving fnr their
accommodation The PAYMENT was q
small one, it Is true II is ais,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-06
SHERIDAN TO bring FIRST
COMMERCE FROM PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON Aprsl THE army
transport sheridan. sailing from Ma
ulla April 10 win be he first NJ
the government vessels 10 bring
Philippine commerce to the United
States under the recent order by Pres
idput Wilson
The Philippine government will be
the ronslgnOr u any merchandise she
may bring aud before the cargo j.
loaded an opportunity viii be given
commercial liners to take H.
Lack of ships ON the Pacific on ac.
count VI the European war has demOr
allied commerce between Manila and
San Francisco.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-06

The first N the many ante uuptiul
events being planned IN honor Of the
May bride, Miss Adele Conway will
be- II handkerchief aud hosiery shower
10 be- given Friduy by Miss Ruth Bui
ley Mrs. " f. Huxley win entertain
April 10, Mrs r Byrd Hughes April
lO. Mrs r. NJ Warrington April H.
Mrs John Wright April no. Mrs. Hun
ter A Crnycroft Rnd the Misses Love
ana Dorothy Crnycroft have chosen
April 10 ~ their date, Mrs Leon
IIuckins viii entertain April % Miss
Ethlyn Johnson April %, Mrs Myrou
Chambers April y. Mrs james XII
patrick April ~, Miss Blanche ClHg
gett April ~ aud Mines william Nee
and Mrs. George Kellogg May J.
MIR. and Mrs Joseph Huckins will give
AN evening Tor Miss Conway and her
riancec Mr. Lawrence Mills, May ].
Mrs jane Sharpe vul entertain May
.. Miss Myru Wilson has not selected
the date yet for her uffuIr for Miss
Conway
Miss Elizabeth Brooke entertained
the X B T. club Monduy afternoon,
the afternoon being spent with music
"''D '.V,'. V"''' ''N | &c.. ,..l .In ~. ,u
ME ,,I ,,,..
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'n' "'''s' ''"''' ,,''' 'u" lam, ','''.s y
,'' "''""l W.T." WI ' ',g" .,''. ~. v ,"' :
nus "''' l"''I'''''' ''''' '".' ..'"' W.
"'N' "''.'
Inc BIunhll'r O'un 'huiu7 NI.' meet
lhl7 evening I"' rehearsal %. N''''"
huIL
Mrs J W lrhHusN entertained The
NluddaId .ub Monday Mrs Morris
Hurr read .CmIdr Harold Mrs Is D.
Kaufman told of "Ihr origin OF the
SpguI.h prnpIp uuI Mr. Edward
Spirr, nf -.rnr Moorish ln,usion. and
Rodri.L hr In,t NJ the Gorh-
The club WEI meet Monday with NIN
Hru uurnrtt
Tine Shnkr.prarr club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs G.. G.. Roberts
Mrs Orln Ashton president Of the Sec
opd District Federation gave short
tnIk uu rnr object and work Of
the federation Mrs j / lmr
viz pey. n tsl, ON civic Work. and
Advocated rnr appoIntmrm NJ trp,
wprdrn. nI,o commended the OkIaho
ma Railway company for their effort,
FOR the CITY Improvement Mr- j. W
. guke was the lender and the club com
pIeted Midsummer Nlghrs Dream
Thnr. vuI h. p, meeting next week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-06
WIRELESS II INSTALLED
N LIGHT HOT 81 TENDERS

WASHINGTON. AprIl a. To iu
crease the efficiency Of vessels In the
lighthouse service, wireless equipment
now is being Installed On five light
house tcucdr- two NJ them being sta
toned un the Atlantic coast. two ON
the rndri. and the other lu Alaska.
The rnurn NJ the tenders wireless
viii be- from 100 tp 200 miles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-06

On top ~ MARYLAND inventors
sanitary milk pail are tube, through
which the milk Is drawn directly from
COW. without coming In contact with
'hr air
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-06

Your friends will smile II you let
your money talk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-06

Mr. and Mr- Charles n NrGaugn
cy aud Mr aud Mrs John Du Mar,
will be- the host, aud hostpsScs Thurs
day evening ut the card party ut the
Country club The game VIII begin
at < o'clock aud buffet luncheon
win be served at the CLOSE
Misses Katherine Rickcy and Effa
lce Richardson entertained the Same
set club Saturday evening at the home
NJ Dr and Mrs Floyd J Roland Miss
lllair and MIR Glauber. who played
the substitute hands, made the top
scores The hostess for the next meet
ing In two weeks win be announced
later.
The Womeu's Auxiliary " the r.
&. 4 viii meet Thursday with Mrs
Jeff Braden FOR election of Officers.
Miss Beatrice McCadden entertain
ed most pleasantly Monday evening
The COlOrs NJ yellow and white were
carried out In the table decorations
nt which the guests were seated for
luncheon Places were marked by
Easter egg and chickens, aud the
evening WAS spent with games The
guests We're Misses Mary Miller.
Louise Hollahan, Julia Flanagan. Je4
sic Mitchell Helen Bradley. Beatrice
Nancy aud Messrs John Scanlon
Robert Galmou, John U'Nel and Ed.
ward LAuN
Mrs y Dewitt Allen entertained
the Monday Auction club yesterday
additional guests being Mrs. u. W.
Fits and Miss Ethlyn Eastman. Top
scores were made by Mrs Luther
Jones and Miss Eastman The club
win meet next Monday with Mrs.
JEFF Jones
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-06
An Expert COrsetiere Here For an Entire

We are pleased to announce
that am expert corsetierc direct
from New York will show and
lIt the new models Of MAD
ANE lYRA and AMERICAN
LADY CORSETS i'm our corset
section on April Il, 10, IA, 10,
l6 and IT, You are cordially
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-06


made the high score >lu f. / be-
sry will entertain rur .uu Apri 10
The literature departments ~ Sor
o-I- met IN Soru~i. hal. Monday after
noon Mrs. l. MrLcnuon was leader
ou Uruguay and Paraguay Mr-
Robert Whelau gave l comprehensive
paper on MOnteyldrU and FRAY Ben.
tps the two largest cities Mrs Ste.
phrn Irradwell read q paper ON "Lo.
prl the Tyrant Nrr McLcuunu
told NJ The ChacO and luam Falls.
and Mrs Fred Ptak ~ The Ancient
/ city Of Asunclon Mr, G. ID. Here.
ford gave physical description Of
( Paraguay aud round table talk uu
/ ruguav closed the lesson Mrs Here.
/ ford served brew M yrrbu mate to
/ the member, this bcug the national
drIuA ,u much favored In the couu
T 'rir. studied Mrs j e. Cornish srry
| rd light refreshments. Nj, n CuuI
ter Todd president ~ the City FEEDER
| alton. vu- present and asked the aid
Of the department Tor the University
Gler club which the federation I,
bringing here next week Mrs Guy
O-trandcr was also a guest The ruh
will meet Aprl 80 with Mr., N,Iw
nan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-06
! Is Coffee
After Your
Job ?

The average cup of coffee contains
about 2la grains of caffeine, a poisonous
drug that handicaps the efficiency and
chances for promotion of many bright men
and women.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-06
Children S Patent Leather Belts

New Prices on Mazda Lamps.
The tariff on the celebrated MaZ
Din lights has undergone % change
Aud we are pleased ro quote the FOL
lowing prices 10. ~, - aud ~
Watt. now 27e; 40 watt now 36c
100 Watt. now Csc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-06

Miss Marie simmons aud Miss Helen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
2ofal :. 8eridt.
Die alopifedbterei.
Milij Srobt nit siussieben, iueun Der
aampf in Der slrmOrp itatt.
finbet.

3tpei pusililtii6e 8eriibmtbeiten
pollen iih ndhitsn Wontaa 9lbenb Ole
a0pfe peri9loeen unD barber berri6t
groBe 4ufrssuus. Der s5auittamp1
finbet inter ben aufpi3ien Der gitp
Boring gommiiiion itatt unb bic
gOuntp aOmmifdrs babeu bic gez
nubune Der glrmorp asitdttet. Sin
5beil Der nmsritanii6en 9eiftlihteit
III barber idon itit WodsH in sr0Bs
ter gufreguns. uno nunmebr bat aud
bic WiIia moralii4e 4nfpuHbluHa tes
ipmmen unb Dill. ben aampf Dsrbies
ten, unb penn er oeuno6 itdttftnbe,
baun molten lie aussieben. Sds bat
1psnisitens Der 5err Gensralabiutant
ertlGrt.. Die Gouutp=aommiTGre nehs
men ben Stnnbpuntt ein, Ddb bic
armorn giaentbum bes gpuntps lei
unb bic TfilitGrmaat bes Stautes
nid1t breinsureben babe. Der Sauit=
tdntpf lei Don Der itdotiffen Boring
9ommiFion autpriiirt pproen, uno ba
beraleifsn alppffsHtereien ihon
Hsbrfa6 itdttgsfunoen bdtten, obne
bas Die 0ffentlife Wlpral ir1enope!=
den Sfabsn aenomnen bGtts, 10 iei.
fpie bic gountn apmmiFGre ertIGren,
istn 9runo nurbanben. ben Ssreunoeu
Der -niduln art" bic Ssreubs an Dem
Sauittanlpf su oeroerbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
RsrisxaIsRo otiaeE.

Die iterelifr 5iiae oes 3urnerpios
uisrs 9s.ruboro Sun0tinO
pirb am 0onnerstae Ra1mittdq I'M
&rematorium 5u 9II6e perpanbelt
iperoeH.
Die gesrbisuns bes friibsrsu ass
itaurateurs Mi6aeI Sbmer fins
bet am 9pnnerstag Wlorsen bonn
Srauerbuttie, 2o09 gentrul @penue,
aus itatt, porauf in Der Ct. gtuguItis
nus Gir9e Elm fsierlihes Rsquism abs
gebditen tpirb.
Serr unb Jrau 5pup Getle bd,
ben bas ber5lirhfte Mitgefibl ibrsr
Sablreiden 6reunbe uuo 9etauntsn oh
Oes berben @erluftes, BON BEN lie be-
troffen iporbsn iinb. Der unerbittIthe
3po bat ibneu ben Sobn oerrn MI
bert @eiIe in Der 9liitbe oer
Sabre, I'M 2lltsr BON 27 sSdbrsu. eut'
riiisn. Die 9eerbigung oes aagsmein
seahteten unb belisbteu iIngeu Dlans
nes fiubet am Wlittlppf Rafrnittdg
bonn 2rauerhauis, Siinipeits@de R1ss
uHb Hsunts Ssr1se, Gus ftatt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
Bier prO5eiie
@erSen bonn Staats Sber.
geriatbonSbio5ulln-
guniten b on Stra.
benbabuen ent
idieoen.

GoInm bus, q. 26. Gan. Gda
StantsobergerifJt CAB am Oienitae
bier eiitideibgngen eesen Straben.
babnseielihaiten ab.
9as @erid)t eiitidie6. 6af elm anH.
trnft nit elmer storporation ielbii
0nnn binoeno lit. Deiut er audi nift
Die llnterihritteIi Der 8enlntei Der
@eieli6aft trGgt. 9ieie enti1eioims
eriolgte in Dem 5aG pom Nalter gs.
anoel. Oem InhlnBner1unlter pon gS.
y. sin0ei pon ebiIlicotbc seaer Die
Seioto 8oaeD FRACTION 60. gs. y.
anoeI mar pcu Der Geiellidydit Der
aontratt iiir Dos anitriteiteil eiier
Bride IN Gbillirotbe 5ngeiprod)eit
ippr0en ,mo Der aoHtrntt lpar nit
Der Sd)reibmaifiile aiIsaefertiat ali
Die 5ilit1noigen Benntten bebuis lin.
tcrjeihnluig geiarbt ipornen. Gbe
Der sfprtraft iluteridjrieBen mar.
nlahte sta6el lid, oil oie sIrbeit ililo
fam babel 10 iu1Iiidli6 81, SAL, OnB
er oiif Der Sfelle tc6t blie6. 8alter
". aaoel madte aIs gsodInBperpnI.
Ter cine Sd,doeneriastIage gegen-oie
geielihnit fir oen 8etras BON $10,-
600 nnbingig imo erlanste oiidh Elm
llrtbeif iibcr $1,000 I'M Common
9leds @eriht. Gieies rlrtbeiI lp.iroe
bonn slppellaticnsgeritDt imb m
Gienitaa oub pom Stnais Sberge.
ridjt beitdtiet. Tie StraBenbabnge-
ieIlidjnit bate ben Stanopiutft pertre.
ten oat, Der Rorttratt iingiiItig mar,
srsiI i'm ois ilutsri6siis tsr si,isdn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
RleiRs ~sli3eiaa 4riMtea

9lus Der Office bon GbarIes Or
penbed i'm Commercial Eribune De-
bGube purben S6uruds uno IpnItiee
MsrtbTadsn gum 8etpase Don $110
seitoblen.
= 2(ntoH 4n6rs in port gIatIep.
@dfbinstOu. bat seitern pOIissidei
gopeLan eriudt, Radfori9ungsn naG)
Ieiuem gdtsr elubrs Sc 8ra!pn, sinsm
PortugieieH, 5u3uitellen. Der Isit eini-
gen Subrsn bier auidfIis iein fpu.
- Senrp auItin BON Nc. 316 5uts
Ter Strube tpurbe ssitern bsrbaftst, uls
er aus BEN 9nuie Np. 915 Srpups
pdn eine aiite nit 30 8uBeno giern
gu eutpeneeu perIu1te.
= aus bsm arOser'Iden 2dOsn i'm
SduIe Ro. 676 @eTt 3. Strobe purz
Den in Der berfloHenen yia6t ourh
@iubruh 80 9funb Butter rmo anoers
Baorsu bic eineu 9sfammtipertb Don
$27 reprdisutirsn, ssitpblsn.
= Der 37idbrise @o. Mlurran, 903
Weit 6. Strabs. ipurbe eeiteru abenO
pegeu 3erit0runs ppn eissntbum NIB
Bioeritdnbs seeen sinen qpIisiiten
,ssr5afsst aae in Der Generalization
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
IN 9entiblanS
aauft sfm erifa 3mderrii
beniamenfiir S635.000
in 0oIo.

@aibingtom Q. G., &c. San
amerifaniite geiiscr Don 8uderrii.
bet 1lautagen baben III 0eittidy-
lamb $4,000 eide 3itderriibenia.
men Der einen @ertb ncn $635,000
repraieutirt, nttgefnift, OaHit inioIge
Ses arieses Die nnerifaniide 3uder.
riibeutuItur iridt III MitIefoenidaft
ge5ogen miro.
50. 8. Fetrefiu BON Serper ipradJ
aIs gertreter Der gr0Bten gtiiben6n.
dergeielllf)aiten ipelhe ben Samen
IN 9futter6dm Don ben oeutfhen SRI.
ben5iiftern sefauft bnben, am Glen.
ng beiIn prdIioeuten @ilion Dor, um
ibm i'm gtamer Der @eielidbaiteH iiir
bic unterihisltng su onnfen, tpelhe
ibHen BEL oem slbidlIuB bieias &nliis
nn Geiten Der 9unoesregieriurg oiirb
baS Stants. ionie 6as ader6naoepnr-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27

Die rGii5abetb Ealmer" mar, aIs Die
s5inlfenoepeihe abgeia1iot Dlirbe, i'm
Sitfen. Die Wfunnitaft beioer 5dbr.
5eiige fonrte nit Der 9liisnobme eiHes
ein3igen Watroien gerehet iperoen.
9ie g@nibingtonian~ 6efano iid
auf Der 5abrt pom Sonolltlu nah
giep Dort uno BbilaOelpbia mo
batte cine Mannidaft bon 80 Mann.
Die ,Gli5obet9 Salrner" mar am 10.
Ssaninr pom Rortlano, Maine, na6
gtorfulf obgegansen uilo ibre Iann.
ihaft beitaHo a,S iie6en Mnnu.
aapitdn gelion pom 9onpfer
ySaminion" scr GIo 1onlinion 2iu.
Giclt fcin SdJiff IN Der So6be 6es Gen.
ped SSslano 2eiidti6iifs ah ruto
nabm Die gtannidaften ser beiben
SGiife an goro, mo tr befinoct iidl
lett nit ben 6eretteten bier ufter,
iuegs.
3ie o@aibingtoninn" lpllrOe i'm
Sabre 1914 fiir Dem SanoeIsperfebr
Sipiifen Neip 9)orf uio SpnoIulu pia
Den Banana &anal erbaut llno batte
Elm Replacement pom 4,046 Sonneu.
Ter S6uner .Cli5abetb 8aImer~
bate eir Seplacement bon 3,015
Sonnen mo wuroe i'm 95abre 1903
IN 8utb, STE, er6aitt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27

-sinseIperrt. @r 1T beiAulpigt, in be'
truntenem 3uitanoe ems Der 9ummia
rdoer bss Iutomobils DON Dlar Wania
i6eDiB Ourai4nitten uno iid cer 9er'
baftuHs piDeriest gu bdbsn.
gia6bem bic 25idbrige Mattie
@bite BON 30. 534 @eit Z. StraBe
geitern 9tbeno uuf itatutorii6e @riinoe
bin nit bem 42jdbrigen Sobu Cooper
BON Wiamitoipn in einem SouIe an oer
GerlisIe @penue perbdftet lDoroen mar,
lpuroe aud ibr 8atte, Der 27idhri9e
Rod ssreb. @bite, pom pOit Squdre,
in 9aft seuommeu, neil bic frau ers
tIGrte, bdb er lie ge5pungeuL eiren un'
moraliihen 2ebenspanoel 5u fiihren,
um ibn 5u ernGbren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-27
9ufabanna, y. p.
meines eriten &inots

brei biibidbeH selunbtn Rinoern oas Stbexj
gegsbsn. @egen peibIiben Srnbei nebmsl
Id itets 2poia 6. 9inibam's gegetablei
COMPOUND uuO es mirff ME Elm 9aubet>
mittel. SD tbue ale meme sigene Nrbef. y
- frau ". r. ared mer, 1874 @leetrlel
2iptnue, Sadamonnn, 81. y.
Der griole DoH 9gOia Q. Dintbams Bt'i
setabls COMPOUND, bersehelt aus gsur5tlHl
Ino frdutsrn, III uupergleldltd. We taHHl
nit p0ligem Serirunen oon SrnutH 9t>
brauc1t perben, psldle an Berihiebun9en,l
eutsinbung, @eidwiren, &untors, unre'l
administration, periobiiden S9nrr5eH,l
Rld.nptb, @eiiibl Der 9iieoergeihlagenbeti,
Bldbungen. llnperbaulinteii, S9plnoefi
ooer nerpbTer Sinfdlligfeil leioen. 2noial
&. 9inibamS Ssestabls COMPOUND IL oasl
Stanoarp'9 9si!mittsI s.ssH wsibIihe er>'
frantungen,
elanen, meIdge an oielen qu6lenetr, itf;enr
GeihIecbte eigensn Rrnntbsiter lsioeu, Volt
zen Dpn Der sSabiateit pon &pbia O. hnf,l
han'B @eastable COMPOUND, Ibre @eiunosi
bsit mieoerb,rSulieuen, eard) bic fOltDdbs
rsnb in ben 8titungtn perpH,utlidlten plelsEi
ettsn uHo pabrhaitsn 3eu8ntIis ibsr6eugfl
leiu.
@enu Sic ipesirlleu HatJ babeR
iupQen, 10 ifreiben Sit an bic Snoia
g. Iinfbam Yieoieiue SO. (eOniioeH.
tiel), Gpnu, Mnii. CIR Srief mirs
ppn elmer lrnn ee6ffnet, seleieI nno
bsantiuOrtet lnS itrens sebem se'.
balten.
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: m @erslsid su pfefsneu,
ropdif6sn adnbern ite
ben bic Der. Gtaatsn
aIGnaenbba. b

WdfbiHgtrn, 8. G., 26. San.
Der pros.ntiab Der aHaIpbdbeten in
getpiiisn eurOpdiifen 2GHbern in melt
arOBer. alg ,r in ben gereinisten
Stautsn III. tpdbrsnb in eeipiiien eurps
pGifhen 2dnbern Der pro5sntiab, ipis
aus benz am 9i.nitda ptr5ff,ntIitten
ftutiftiifen 9.ri6t bes geniusbureaus
bsrporseht. nett ssringsr III, als in
ben 8ereinigteu Ginaten.
sSn ben 9ertinigten Gtddien iinb
BON Der 9ebDlterung i'm glltsr Don
ifbsr sebn Sdbrsn ~ proseRt 4nnlz
pbnbeten unb BON Der tins,borensn
ipeibeu 8epDIterung tounsn brei pros
sent ipeosr leien nod i6rsibeH. Sn
8ulearien iinb 65 Yrossnt Der Be
o5lterunq analpbabeten; in @riehenz
lamb 20 pro3ent; in llnsarn 33 pro
stit; in Stnlisn 81 prosent; in QOrs
tusal 50 pro5ent; in Rumduien 81
groseni; In Spnnisn 50 pro3ent; in
Serbisu 79 pro3ent unb in RuBlanb
SO yro3snt.
Sn Ddnsmart. DeutidlauS. ben
RitberlanbsH. Shfpeben. Der S4iuei3
unb in England iIt Der prOSentiab
Der glnalpbubeten nisbrietr aIs BEL Der
fpeiBen eingeborenen Bepolternna biss
les lunDss. Jn auftraIisn 1T Der
prc5sntfab nisbrissr ais in ben Der.
Gtduten. ipdbrsnb er IN allen anb.rsH
duBersuropdifhsu 2dnbsrn Der pro-
5entiab sin ftbr bober tit.
zDb Der SiRbe ROBIN
9rufpn. Ter, 90. Gan. Gin
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@eitere 2lnflage
Sn @sr6inbung nit benz
Grim er' den 8anttra9
in 66iror rosrhohsu

a y II u u TT II D Y I'll
arrim er den 8anttra8
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SalIe StraBe 5rlIt &c Sapings gant
tDurbsn am 9ienItas bier ipeiters 4n=
Hagen erboben, in ipel4en Der Yrdii,
bent gDilliam 2orimer, Der 8i3eprdIi,
bent Gbarlss g. Munpup uno einer
Der Oirettoren. !osnrp Sc. 9uttig, be-
i6uIbigt tperpsn, bic 5onbs Der gant
in ungefeBIiher Weiie ee6rauht 5l
baben. Gs III bieies bic brittle glntlae
ae aeaen Munhap. bic 5peite ssssn
2orimer une Die erite gsgen 9uttig.
Die 2lntlaGeiarift esgen 2orimer
entb1lt 26 guntte unp er fpirb be.
I6ulbigt $61 800, bic Der 8ant qeb0rz
ten, in unasIsBli6sr @eiic beniiBt SlI
bdben. syn iebsm Der iSGle Dirb
Wnuodp Der WitIhulo eeSieben.
Die 2lntIaseIdrift ssgen Wtunbap
enthdlt 26 oerlhIeoene yale uub es
banbslt fi9 nm cine Summe bon
$125, 600. Die brittle Qntlase 1T sss
atn Welinbnb unb Suttia geri9tst, unD
bier bdnbslt es ii6 Inn nift ipeniger
uls 60 Osrfdisbsns Sale uno bic in
bolbirte Summe betragt $4,000.
Die anastlaatsn iperoeu bsIdulbigt,
bas @elo iiir Iib Iopie fir priput
unternebmungsn oertDanbt 5u babeH.
an benen iis intereiiirt iDarsH.