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az. Rated as reputable business men,
the conspirators ordered through the
mails large quantities OF goods Tor
which they never paid. The stun was
disposed Of through the Manufacturers
Trading Company.
These men at short intervals ran
fifteen stores here and in cities IN Con-
ada and England under names OK honest
merchants. They were maintained so
long rs transporting creditors con-
tinucd TO forward goods, but when oills
began to come in the fake stores were
closed and the gang began operations
elsewhere under different names.
The four conspirGtorg withdrew their
pleas of not guilt when the govern
ment placed Frederick Gleason on the
stand. He was one Of their employees,
and told how he travelled over the
country and abroad 20 estRbli2h fake
stores.
Evidence against the swindlers was
obtained by Postoffice Inspectors Bar
Der and Mayhem. II is expected that
the ak other conspirators also VIII
plead guilty 10 avoid trial.
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fT-H- TIE Tribune Bureau
WashiLgton. June "A.


ARMY
u MORTON J HENRY. Q C.. rslisvcd as asst.
pt,d' lU Galveston. about AUG 80. 20 san
'a.r.rl a.. sol. >H.' @. Tor Hawaii
a DAVID .. CHASE. q c.. from Hawaii Oct
b uliolUEE is HACKER. o C.. from n
a.fl1-- IUt 4. a.. duty depot 81 JEFFERSON,
q. y q. relieving Ma. JOSEPH 7. DAVID
b WILBUR WILLING. Corps Of Eng. in add
lL 90 4u.... .r-a...1 as inspector and 10 super
End ..rs'r4.a.. % aids 90 navigation D. ! tH
1-l9-.. dis. wee 60. CURTIS Med TOWNS
b DcHiRiIs q luTILER. ord. Dept. from
% Calt % Uri proceed via IrauEord aud
i1.1lI AID Na.EI.r Arsenal 90 SsA Francisco
e WilLiIN NIX LNiEDIN. relieved from de-
s. las E a ia 4 Lane Sss ora Dept. ortr,
kS T. usrg, o. 8. N5r,t-ie
sEfz iIA 4 E FAEE -'3 Gd l hAE s6,f
= -lt WNIN vs. HARMS. 9th cav aviation
..1Es flgor o. IlH' Lieut. WALTER X
Ia tEi'o aya,.g. 'a.g- Sig Sor;, t0l
2 E1lor military aua'ofs in Aviation Section
Lru. JOIN 7 r. OREAR. Coast Art. m
e.iM g g.lef illes. detailed as constrlc'lIs
y IT, Crockett vice Fir, Lieut.. JOHN b.
INWARD Coast Art
Lieut. RALPH e. HOLIDAY. Inf. from duty
~ swallow section sig Corps. assigned 22d
sla al ,a.a THAT regiment July. -.
LaSs. T.. Coast Art one month from July !;
~, Lieut. IDEuYCE l. PEREGo. Coast An.
nmuR WILLIAMS Corp o. Eng. one month.
= DAVID L BEAINARD. O. G. military at
~. two months 'rum July ! Capt. JACOB L.
'lAA. Coast Az. leave extended 70 Oct !.
NAVY.
- ". ?. BEEHIER. detached navy yard. y. T.,
~ I, 70 Columbia
q h r's5s1 J. p. WILSON. detached nav
y ., rss3 J J BRosHEK. detached nau
- y. y. 'H tHHWHis. july l.
~ .r. Tfsdel >CHANilL COCHRAN. detached
~ ltfa. ra columbia.
Y Ca1eI s. o GRElG detached Prairie;
Il b. uaa,i =. LoFrrN. to Columbia.
81 ~ grsdcI ". u. TASHLEY and Ems. /, r.
90 detached navy yard y. Y, July ]. 10
80 " Holt detached Charleston; to Nil
= Asst surg It. PAYNE. detached navy
S..ns station. Hartford. 70 Naval Hospital
=. Asst psyus.,sr p. A. CLARKE. detached
- Asf rsgn- 'er p p. STANLEY detached
~ yrd lus. sound % Milwaukee.
- NJ NGlNTN. detached Wisconsin
wa Hospital Annapolis
basisus.a joHN MAHoSEY. detached Al
-, 70 temporary duty 81 Louis.
basisssin % c. JACkLIN. detached KePr-
lsS,r % n Auii ID. ,,;rJy'e ree, ...,,,,, ,,,,
SsSsta = ? CHESTER. detached receiving
-. ft.a1FT'.a % Columbia
- ,N,LLS pki STRUP. detached receiving
= DONALn MppNALD. detached receiving
- NeA Nnrh fa Wisconsin
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dNANCIERS AID
POLICE HERO FUND
,irert Men to Handle Money
o,ised by Gifts and Big
carnival Tomorrow.

;..erest which prominent men
I" 80 in the Police Department
,ri8enced yesterday at a meeting
:. Office Of George W. Perkins Il
when a permanent organ
ritb Mr.. Perkins at the head,
~, ,srfectcd TO look after the fund
5 :, assist widows and children
81, ,..,,sr killed in the performance
~. - wear the Police Department
,wo-day carnival at the old
,a.o, Beach race track for this
The proceeds, with gifts re
s,rirr the year, ntted $4,000.
f'tl ,.,crer Woods believes this
=. '..s-n,val NJ the Gravesend track
., '., S~ and mex, Saturday, will net
~, go 00o. bringing the fund more
900 BOO after the disbursements
isst wear have been deducted.
Woo6s felt there should be a
-, organization TO handle the
No asked several 'inanciers TO
I. I'm and the meeting of yester-
~ 80 a,'. arranged. At the meeting
. ~ Perkins. Vincent Aston, who
&C active Ia the affairs Of the
I. 1enaT.mcrt Honor Legion as
"A. fathc~. Colonel Aston, one Of
7 .,. ~. Commissioner Woods,
! Commissioner Z. A. c. Smith,
-. / Mckay. former police COM
go. Detective Sergeant John
-, heal Of the Honor Legion. and
~. Inn John Moran, head of the
...,irer's Benevolent Association.
y, ALLOWING officers were elected:
y. Perkins, president; ". Averill
Imam. vice-prcsidcnt; Chief In
- Max SchmittberEer, secretary,
!! Cnmmis>ioucr Woods, treasurer.
;,Ternor Whitman and Mayor Nit
- v;Il be honor guests az the carni-
,o.norrow. Aside from the ath-
=. pyorramme the public will see
=. o. the ex-cavalrymen, now police
- Do STUNTS with their horses,
s,T will see chariot race, demon
LIONS Of how mounted men stop
~,,Wsvs and save riders, and many
s.sr feats that make up the eight
I'M tour Of the mounted policemen.
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4RMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Mach, r. l. ELKINS detached receiving ship a,
Philadelphia. 10 Columbia
Carpenter ). g. 81 RECESS. detached navy yard
Boston, July i. TO Georgia
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
Juns 2I-DolpAin a. ManhasSe, Bay
June 22-soIth Carolina, al Delaware Breakwster
June 25-Jasoa. al Philadelphia Aylwin. Ell and
Tono2ah al \. Y. yard; Solace. Florida and
ar New london Mackenzie. al Key West
Texas az Newport. Florida. al Melville. Des
N1inrs. a. Beirut. Colorado. az T0blr Bay.
Denver and Nero. a. Ia Pa
SAILED
June 21-Jaso1 TompHus7ilIe for Philadelphia
Severn. Potomac. CT c.. c., c. and CO.
CIlr0ba. for Amirau.e Bay.
dune orion Hampton Roads for Norfolk yard
JCuc,r Norfolk for WAtes'one Landing jenkins.
Norfolk for iria. run New Hampshire. Norfolk
f1r Newport Virginia. Pr0vincetowH for steam
ing trials. Utah. Newport for New London: Ma
rllGs. Key West for Vera Cruz. Arethusla Port
mas for I0ha1 Bay. kanswha Mare Island for
san Pedro. Florida. Newport for Melville. Mich-
Gan. Philadelphia FOR Newport Georgia. Boston
tJr Newport Now OTlcauG. Mazatlan for La PsZ.
June 24-Sara,oga. O!Onsaps FOR Shanghai
Alvin. assigned duty with sixth division. torpedo
f.OtNla Atlantic Fleet.
temporary division called EXTRA division" has
been organized in torpedo noills. Atlantic Fleet,
and consists at present OF Nicholson. Downs and
O'Bren. Olher newly commissioned destroycrs
VIII be assigned 10 this division as they Join
fOuNs 10 'shskedowu."
Kesrsarge and Kentucky placed in full commits.
sion al navy yard Philadelphia.
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plosive from the mills 10 the person 20
whom il was last sold for use. This Is
a task that at best will take several
days.
archist squad, is Of the opinion that the
bomb. If exploded, would have don.
comparntively little damage beyond
breaking windows and mussing up the
entrance 10 the house.
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Reserve Bank in New Orleans

Washington. June 21.-Memories OF
the foht between Atlanta and New Or
leans for a Federal Reserve bank were
revived to-day when the Reserve
Board announced that II had author
lied the Atlanta bank to open branch
in New Orleans. The banks comprised
in the New Orleans Clearing House
have undertaken 20 make good for me
first year any difference between me
expense OF conducting the new branch
and the revenue.
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FIRE DEPARIME

leNos mo pN).--I.ieut } 7. Keeling Eng.
e. u hour June % Frmn. J. Shsrkcy Eng 90.
= hours. June q. Ems Of steamer T.. !. Nc
CormarA BIS 22S. l. hours June %.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. SOUTH CAROLINA Ay
AID Beach-PriVsts baths. running water In rooms
elevator to street level. Gre porcna capacity $50
Special rate. Booklet BRYAN 4 WILLIAMS.
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Montclair Property Sold.

The property on the northwest conner o. Bloom
f.ld a.. ard valley I'd. .Mon'c.aif. y J.. Ia.
fo',agc ., les fect on valley "a. aud Bloom
Seli ay', and IA improved by brick and trag,
IuldI.gs AMI has been held al $4,000. , II
Crdwcy & Bros. ~ Moltrisn' were inc uI.h.
In the transaction
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FIRE RECORD.

II 4. $50 Morris az Bronx. Rober' vo~' S'0N
2iS-irg2 southern BJu.cVari {. Messenger
slghf
900 " lO9th a., MARY Ga'cs $50
O2-tga C.ucmo1t Az. VI G'''s-h-eidsf
10 $50 Madison st.. Rosenberg. trfnE
II l--ZO9 v. l09ih s.. trltAes9chH. sisN.
= VI
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VERMONT FOR VACATIONS

Send &c stamp for illustrated booklet Giving In
formation about resorts hotels. farmhouse. cottages
and campo with rates railroad fares, etc. address
General Eastern Passenger Agent Rutland H. H.
I.IS Broadway. y. Y. CITY,
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ToUp SrU ENGLAND.

Perfect Roads, Magnificent scenery
Brseing Air, For Road Map. address wa
" KIMBALL. Sec'y y. T. Hotter ASS h'
Draper Hotel. Northampton, Mass
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FORT LOWRY HOTEL
HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
STAMFORD. in.the. CatSkill )
Al Al a,.xaA II 8 "A 0una-

s,.u,ord and cold water bath.
,isctytc lights. garage; high grade table; Golf ana
.,nnis, cottage room The Upland" June rata
special AiShLNSVH nNSs~
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LAKE GEORGE. ". y. Hotel Booklets ana
particulars at 1854 Broadway
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Mach. r. l. ELKINS detached receiving ship a,
Philadelphia. 10 Columbia.
Carpenter 5 g. Ri RGESS. detached navy yard
Boston. July l.. 10 Georgia
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

IEy Telegraph to The Tribune
Albany, June "a. - interpretations
ilcd with Secretary of State:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-07
GIRLS STORY LEADS TO WHITE'I
SLAVERY ARREST

INOOOAI 4-cbA IhO 1uOPOON OOh VI
a wealthy jeWeler of Joliet, was
placed under arrest by agents
of the department of justice and is
charged with violation of the Mann
act. His arrest followed the story of
Pearl Larson, who was brought be-
fore the morals court on March 1,
charged with soliciting. Charles B.
Peterson, the girls attorney, had the
case continued that he might inves-
tigate her story. She was discharged
when he told Judge Goodnow that
the bureau of investigation of the de-
partment of justice had taken up the
case and would prosecute it.
Larson, it is charged, met the girl
when she was cashier in a five-cent
show. He hold her he was divorced
recently and would marry her as soon
as the year limit, fixed by the Illinois
law, expired. She believed him and
last December her parents sent her
money enough to go back and visit
them in Nebraska. He got enough
money to accompany her. Arriving,
they decided to say they were mar
ried. On the first of January they
came back to Chicago. The girls ia
Their paid their fare and gave them a
small lsum to start out housekeeping
The money was soon used. Larson
refused to work.
You go out on the streets and earn
enough money to support u.s." Lar
son told the girl. you know can't
work" Driven to desperation, Pearl
did as she was told. Larson, she
said, took her money away from her.
Zone day Larson and his pal, Mil
Ter, brought up a Greek" the girl
said. "The ytried to shake him down |
by staging the badger game" Miller |
said he was my husband and threat
ened to have the Greek arrested. He
seemed scared and told US he would |
go out and get some money. Instead |
of bringing back money he brought a |
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tice are now looking for Mile rand
the Greek -
Learned a few days ago that Lar i
sons wife is in Chicago and that she
had not even applied for divorce, 2"
said Pearl. "She has not lived with
her husband for some time and
large portion of the money which he
took from me ne sent to her. This
was more than $780,"
Larsons foster parents have given
him up.
81 have washed my hands of him."
said the Joliet Jeweler HE refuses
to reform. He has disgraced himself
since he-was old enough to go to
school,"
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9nr5e Meberii(1lt,

0as @orbrinsen Der beut-
fd)ep @erbin6eten In Gerbien
6anert an. gortperfe bun 9sp=
5arebnc gcnomntett.
Die Gmglan6er berloren aiii
9alIipoli 96,S99 Maun.
Sir Gbiuarb 0reb siebt benz
Harlament cine ,inipabre Gar
itellan8en Der Begebenbeiten
amf benz NaIfnn. Asqnitb nil
feline 0ebatte iiber @reps Sc.
rid)t erlanben.
2orb Milner fdlaet i'm
SberbaMs bes emgliiden Bar
lamtnfs Dor, bic SrMppen bon
ben 0aroaneIlen fortsnnebmen.
Der Zeppelin Nnsriff amf
Sonopn brddte idiperere Ser.
lutte nm Memf6enlsbsn, ais Is
aufanss f&ien.
9sene Dffeniipe SET Alliierten
bon 9pern bis Coos ipirb slt-
riifseidl dlasen; ebenIo aIle Mn-
grille in Der Champagne nnb
in ben gusefen.
Die 9aniIen iuerSen in Dit
Gali5ien iiber bic Strbpa s,i-
riidseuorfen.
Sin6enbnrs nitumt neiterc
Stellnnstit BEL Sllnrt naIe
0iinabnrg.
: 0enti6e Odmpfer iuer0en
BON ben GnaIGubern in Idjme-
sOiideu WeiuGiIern seritSrt.
Serbien erflGrt aries ar
8mlgarien.
Die Serben brinsen ii6er bic
bnlgariidje Wrenoe, lueroem aber
iiberaa 5nriifsetriebtm.
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9as entiist Maiitterlein.

Ser Weg mar tpeit, Der @eg tDnr lang.
Mii0 febt' id MIDI nllf cine 8dnf.
1lno neben mir elm W2iitterlein 5aB,
0as itridte Striirnpfe obn llnterfoB
.Siir tpen n10gen oieie 5triinpfe 0d
fein?"
go frngt id) oas alte NIiitterlein.
. Sir fpen, Iieb' WaiitterAen ltridit BIZ
geIdipinb2
Sit's fir ben Gobn, fir bein gnfeIfi1l0 e
Od glitt Elm QG6eln, freubi9 tinb Iidbt,
2eidt iiber ibr nItes Niin5elg lgeiid)t
sr9rei S0hnen CAB id gum Abfhieo PIE
9nt10. -
Sd opferte tie Sem wnterIm,6,
Weines alters Stiite lIao aneinen GtoIs.
g8ie gi1en 10 frdftig, aug glltem GoI3
Sic fielen ale DrnuBen I'M 6eIb,
Nae 10 mlttig, elm jeber eirr Selo
Sd. bart nid]t flasen idb CAB lie ID
FIN,
Sh lieB iie ielber ir's 9anlpfesseD
Sod isst id, mid immer nod iibsr lie
sic blieben benl &aiier. bem gaterlei.6
treu
go itrife i6 ipeiter tpeiB midi fir
Sir 9oloatem, Die bra,lbsn i'm SsIoe
itebn ....
6. Gnaelbarbt.
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Mnn1uter 356.


v9us mar fir nri9 mein 9err;
iebt bite ih fir Cure GertDainoeten
lno ftreft ibn Die anoere 6an0
entgegen.
@as lagt nun au oieler ldanlos-
riibrleligen @eibihte Die Oberin Ser
Sdpeifern bon 5nirte-g gretienne.
Sic i6reibt ililter Dem 80. sSnli 1915
Der oeutlden Nertunltrng:
Inter Der 11eberlbrift yNllben" lit
ein Mrtifel erl6ienen, in Dem be-
ba1ptet miro, onB Die 9berit1 ser
SdtpeItern BON Snilte-g 6 bretenne in
gbinap einen @ang 5li Ser aonrmalt-
oantlr angetretet babe: eirten @ang,
anf benz .iie ihinlpfIib anfgenonlnetl
tporoen lei. Oie Sberin ,periid)ert
freirniitig aus M1tu1g Dor Der
@abrbeit, ooB oieier angeblide Gong
nn6 6as bern1eintlide @eipr16 ons
Der &omman6arttir refine @rfin6un-
gen iino. Sic fiigt birlalt, oab nab
reno Der 5ebn Monate, IN 0enen oug
2a5arett beitebt, Die 8e8iebimgert gu
ben 8eripun6eten ltfto ben Offiaieren
Der aon1nran0antnr irrntler Sic oellf.
bar beiten geneien fi116.
Dieie grfIdrung miro unter eioes-
/ ftattlider @eriiferlnlg gegebn.
g. Marie 9ippolpte,
Gbertft Der Qln1tnIt non @ninfp.
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Die bentideu mnS Slterreid,ld,en
SrntIen riiden ,ueiter bor. ~, bs.
fefti8tem @erfe iueitlidl. uorSSiIid,
,tnb fabSiffidJ bon Tosarepac iinb a..
Homnten. III 8
Bic grie&ilde yeaieruuo fot hen
Gntente.N Nadjteis n,itaetei[t.' bak r.
borlGnfia nidjt IL Wnnften Ser6ien's
in ben &riea einsiisreifen oebenfs.
&Snia &onitantins bpu 0tried,en.
Lamb bat cine GrfISritnd a6oedebem.
IN Der er Iaat< ,,Gs it fneiue RfI;d,t
baf idl p sanb bdpur brmafirr.
orrd bd |reinaiei5e,f IN Sen oru.
fen euro us,d5en &riea In bie GIeia6r
81 geraten, serjtSrt AZ iuerben. SM
1offe Sies inter alien ltmftauben f,,n m
n f6nncia, iuenm e. mSaIiM IT.
Der bnf8arifdje WeueraIttob msI.
bet, bic Serben leien ii6er Sic Wren,e
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arieserfranen ais Gti6aitsreiisubs,

sSnipieipeit Gbefrauen ooon berll.
fen iin6, ibre gu ben sSabnen einbc,
rufenen @dtten seid)dftlid 5u 6ertre.
ten 5eigt folgenoer intereiiallter
5aIl, BON Dem oas ngerIilier Gage
Natt" beridtet:: sSn Der Gorrtiios,
&oiel (Shleiie,l) oient bei einers
sfefrutenoepot Elm 9anoiinrmmanit
ans greslail. BON 9eruf @eiddfts-
reilenoer eines Seioenballfes. Iie
;sirma batte iid bel ginberufung If
les 9(ngeiteIften in entgegenfomneii-
Ser @eile oarnit einberailoeit err
flart, Dob pieler iid) BON Ieiner Grou
pdbreno ieiner Wsilit6r5cit pertretc,l
ldBt. Seitem bereiit Die betreffen-
De ariegerfrau Die Hropin5fluaoid,aft
ibres Manites uno er5ielt gl1n5en-
be Grfolge. Seoer Der @efhdftgflia-
en- erfreut iie, ihon I'm, eiile getuiiiei
paterldnoiihe HfIid)t 81 erfaaeit,
ourd sluftragserteiluilg
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aebaltem. Die yad)rid)t flinst nidt
Iebr iuabrld)einlifl.

Iebr iuabrideinlid.
SIT .Sonoon tpuroe eine WeaIIen=
periamn1lung obgebalten, in ser oie
Soroeruag geifellt puroe, mon IoIle
2ltftihiffe ttnh 0elltIdlano i6iden
lno fie slnariffe auf oellti1e Staote
MAIDEN laiien. Cine Jlotte bon
5neibnnoert 2uftiMffen nliiiien nad
Qeutihlono geben nnb Die beutl6en
5tdote bontbaroiereti. Das lift leiht
aefagt, aber ni1t 10 Ieidt onrhge.
fiibrte Gie Deutiden paiien gu gut
altf.
Cine Depelhe aus Weoilano e..
baltptet, @riedenlanos Mobilnt1-
Aung Iet nit Dem @eloe Der Mlliier=
ten be5ablt tporoen. @riedenlane
babe iiber Iehs Weillionen Dollars err
baltet.
serbien bat iekt oifisiell Sen
Srieg an 8mlgarien erflart.
Der Ser5og BON Orleans, Der
fran5oiilde 4ror1prdteiloent, bat Dem
&oltig Seroi1ronb bon gulgorieit ici-
ne Or0em 5uriidgegeben. ODER et
bot ibm bielmebr geihrieben, er nlo-
se fie fid aus ieinem ShloB in gei.
gien abbolen laiien, er felbit fonne
nidt oortbitt fommen, oenn bic
sSein6e" bielten es beiett. &onig
Geroinattb miro otr9 oieien Gdlag
ieoenfalls pollig perilihtet ieilt.
9ie Siirfen beridjten, iie bGtteii
in Der 8e9enb BON 9taafarta BEN
ssseiHoe Fdwere @erlnite bmrd) 8on.-
ben silsefiigt. 9lndJ 6ei seS-Gl- -gabr
,lmo bel Nri 8nrnn batten fie Grfol-
&C erritngen.
Nrtn5 Soadiln. Der iiiilgite 9o6n
beg 9nilers, bat lid, init Der Yrin5ei-
lin Mdrie Mllsllife, Der 9odter oes
srin5en gouaro BON gnbalE Der.
EIoft .ge
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0ie Wersiftnns Der 6ffentlidm
Meinnns in 5ranfreid.

Gle 9erleun16er ser oeutideti
arie@fiibrling IN 0rnitfreid bdben
tein iteueg Gbenid eftocdt Sir ieben
|iebt ibre Hreiie eifrig am @esf,
| leidtgldubigett 2eiern Mdrlein pors
Der Meligionsloiigfeit Ser oeutidel,
Erlppen ouf5utiIden. Da Die gitis
biloungsfraft bel Der glusidnriidulta
| her bisber erfulloenen Greuel fejoif
1 ifarf abgeltltbt ipuroe, arten oie
neuen Didhingen ioglei1 IN @erneilt
belt aus. esttoes Iiegt tpieoer SDlteu1
in oieiem neuen 2iieenfelo5use ge-
gen Die oeutide gbre.
@ie intrler tritt als elmer Der
2iigennater Der ,,Matin allf ocn
Mnn. sSSn ieiner yaanllner bonn 10.
ssSult 1915 iueiB er rnlter Der Spit.
ntarfe u8al6en (@ouiats y" foIgen.
ces 5u beribten:
gor ftr5em batten Die DelltIdan
in oas @olter Der Ghpelternu bon
sainte- -Gretienne In gbimop fiinf5ig
ibrer @ertulinoeten iibergefiibrt. Gle
Glolterfralten pflegten tie NIT Sim
gabe. Mber in Gbimap tuuroe ipie
dtoerpdrts in 8elgiei1 oas grc.
nur lparlnm ollr9 oie groberer slt-
geteilt tno in eir,igen Gngen giitg
es gang aus. 9ie Sdtpeftern beIa-
Ben fefnes niebr g8ie iollten iie
bic ibrer Obbut airpertramten Wer-
plt1oeten ertsdbren?
gfif ben MatfhluB ibrer @emeil1-
idaft entidieo oie 0berin, CUR Som
manoantltr 5it geben, Inn bort oie
nnerlaBlide Nabrung 5li erbitten.
Die tapfere Jrau miro in ben.
Salo1 eines alten S1lo5ies eulpfan-
aett tpo oelitid,e Sffi5iere ilnlge-
ben bon ibren Jraiien iie nit
lpottiiden @liden rneiieu. SSn ail-
tltaBenoem Con fragt lie ein Maior
nah Der @eranlaiIung hires 9ehl-
DIES.
gS1 ritodte Brot fltr eltre yer.
pltit6etett.
.@ie2 aornen oie einipobner
nidt fiinf5ig franfe Soloaten ernab.
ren?"
Sic boben lelbit fein 8rot gu
ellen; ipte iollten iie iins ettpas ee6vg
fonnen2@
ltno oie Sano anslnedeno Iagte
Die Oberiit..
Serr Wsaior, Sbnen lit es Elm
2etdtes, mir einen @utidein su ge-
ben"
Der Offi8iere betrahtet einen
slugenblif Die bittenoe edfuelter,
tuirft einen gedertbaften 9lid ouf|
Die i'm tintgebenoeil Srolten iino -
fpeit boiler &obeit lino inter einen
2ahett in oent iih oie gon5e @emeir.
belt ieiner ,Gulttr" etttIarpt, in oie'
onsgeitredte Sano. Obne nit Der
@itnper 5u snfen, ergreift Die
S6mefter ibr Saideiltiih. trodnet
fif 0ie Sano itno iagt IihelnS:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-15
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spllern gfeopute aebreht habe nnb
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uontmen babe, Sie man nadlfler 6abe
iuieber rGumen miiien. 9lllerbinas
ipir6 bort belanptet, man habe einem
,pidtiaen @raben Ser !6ofsnspIIern-
92eooitte beIebt, Nie Oentld,en mel,
BEN bieriiber nidlts.
eyn Der g6ampaane Ilobeu mad, BEN
bemtfden Werid)ten erfplaIuie Nnarif-
fe Ser Trauspien ifattaefnnSen. eben-
/ 70 am Sdie6manneIe. in ben Woaeier.
mo Die NransoIen bic perfprene etel.
luna a,riferpberil ,pollten.
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tu6bren6 Ser letteu .9eit an oie WoI-
lanpolitif Der Saeaierlana aeleat fat,
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nod irrefiibrenoer oIs oieienioe 6eS
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resbaIb hobe man alles W}oulid,e npr.
|Iadt, ole Eiirfei au betpeac.l ue,1.
traI al bIeiben. Grit aIs Sic riir.
fci iid, nit ben gentroImdhfsn ner.
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fanitaaten Al erIonoen - Tieie e..
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aussuSehnen. aIferSinns ;mm,r nrp
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men. mos r6en r.; Scr woIyo,6of6.
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