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pua Nnlsanlna, tlilnnmcl ct SlllTQ
til Somiun0ct al $50 Vrciier. Ten
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tct lin Girfiornbcb, 6cls paa @riinn
al NIbcr, ocl9 Sug6om; ca. 40 CT
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burg Seminar og Sht1nitana Got.
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antaact 1876, iuobeiottcnoe boooc Sen
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Observation-Disclosures.
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iumoct@ ,Nntcrcaie: Get tcoIogiitc
Scmiuor, Ct Cloi College, 9lll9u.
itoun GoucGc, NormolitoIcL bpiIfc
cic9 oircftc AZ Somnuloct. ionli Sto.
lcrue Goncoroia, WuIoori, ScanOi
uopin, Nlcoiunt Nlcm, Columbia,
Spofanc og Gnmroie. ,Sor nTruT.
rcnoc cr &prcrnntollct Deh bi2lc Sto.
Ter 1872 oQ |Glcpantullct lao.
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Ter.
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nclic pd0 triltcliNt @rm0loN bar Ell
u~bcregnclig itor NctDonIn1 ior Dor
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res i fommcnoe (loer oQ oct life
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Tor % 9Ior iiOcn cict Sumlmoct
iu0cn NormhlcrtlNhc0panltalt. Bar
he. oN ACCOMPLISHMENTS / Wltiel-
bcrQ, Mi9., itob til Sumiunoct2
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Li32 Noru bar rTrct ioriorAcoC
90 Qipct triitcljA CporuNclic / pore
Nurnchlcnl.
Nctbc4onmi2iionm / Ncw BORT
mnu heller life Qlcnmc@. Zen bar
1iort ct ltort % pclliNnct Nrbcioc.
Gor - Nor iiocu hoooc Somiml.
set iulcn cQcu Mc0ninlcmi@iion@.
mnrf az finn ct @}nr W%ii@'iouUrcr,
ION itoo / set uorifc Wi@iiou@ieI.
ilub2 {itueitc. Nm 0rlucr Sumiul-
oct Qij@liou>arbcioc pau MnOo1o4r
far ~ / Nitu mco - Ml3iionrrcr
Observation-Disclosures ior more % more
Nilaiiuu uar lioltc 9Ior $500, coo.
Nnr ri lite @ruuo til at iaffC
Mcrrtu 90 bolot &ubcllclt2
y AIrter er / %orcto %eb luopiei
I res TormonN Gobl o. &eitel
al ouorc Erciter / SumImoct. s
Nrcitcr cr oeoc liocu lloitc Nar3me
DC - Nrcilcr hor inoitiuct in
%irtiombco puo @runo al NIlocroom
HcliolunHifulen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
HclioiunHfulcn.

Nuor'or tou lite ollc Sc luther.
tie 5auuuo t octtc @anN itao lam.
men iom en- trtilultct Nholour pnr.
trina ocuc ilort Cpauuc: @uo9
Cro t Nru I'll pcrc Noru? (uitcre
ol (nrtcrt GnlINuotrc "a &oponc
iGrc tan iorcuc@ poo Glropo2 Sl0l-
mdrftr N0mp Tor ocrc@ Sol; huor.
Ter tou life Sc ioriticuiQt hithcrifc
@omimN %iorcuc2 Nompcu ior al
pu1oe uort Npru Tor Ct cpiQt NouQc-
rigc2
&a0 SET prrc nor airfc@ SloQoro
for foumlcu0c Sadc: @uo4 Orb til
pore Norn' @uO@ 0ro til pore
Born,
Ter cr Ell llUocli0 NorctccIie
ocrUe NorbiuNcIic: "NiUlpcfu@icl
Tor McljQiou2itoIcu" or / ijoitc 9lot
blct liot riQtliQerc bctrutt al Nell.
diou2itoIcu4 &clncr enc tioliacrc
Cctte err ujmooiiNcliQ ct Se0u pac
uorenOc &nicrc4ie ior Sen uiQtig,
SaQ, % Nirlpcn bar pUret baaoC
til @lroc ~ %eliiQnclic Tor ilcr,
iman % iattiqc Wlcnigbcoer.
Qiao Nenmc @iUIpefo&ie pino,
llterrc On iIerrC Hlun pnrt Nriiteu
Miolt2 Nierte.
@eimreren ior leaders ogencp'
"a NiUIpcto3ieu ior NeIi9ion@ifoIer
: Nroi Z. Strauo, ropportcrcr, at bal
bar mootdAct Goreiper0icl ON 2U
rcre ira - Stcocr. ii al 0i3ic Ia
han ifoiict &Urcre. @roic4iorcn CT
flUrer. at ban m0ualer Sio ill at ia
| lore bette 9lrbcioc Den lloitrWtniuQ
iom er neopeuoi9t.
r I'll Niplpefaaien cr inotoimmC
+ S2Si,3l. 6orriae Nar tom Scr bar
inb $500.
I 20 &eligionsifoIemeber bar oq
ioa pGret aiboIb!, Ell i COTTONWOOD
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
@orite Yroipetttort.

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so fprNjeaise tint nSfsrte grcp. !
fort (0pstrpf) meo Barrier fra ale !
aanier al Norses Sano meIIem RorSs !
fop % 9~inNesnes, SGt, bpert paa
IS fprificnisc &urt, inSebolbenSe nos
oeu al SC patreite Eartier ira BAL
Sers, SauinsoaI. 0uNbranosbaIen, !
SeIemar!en. SGiersbalen, SarSans
oer, Sosu. @ois, Senhmsre, @onss
SaIcn. 9oioteu. ETC.. ETC.. p~ortofrii
tiIienNt FOR mn 40e pr. Srt eler
meS Soften" ct Nar 49,. .S1.4O
gesee Sat Csc. Neb "Foiten" S1.65
B. ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
Sefrctrrcns SnSberctnina.

III SefretUr i. Y. Holcloho@
S,noberctrino hioiGttes:
&c itutiitiitc Spaaper for oct llo'te
Nar cr tiliTrneliespiS 'om 'elger:
$40 itemrebcrettigeoe Trelter %
Troicsiorcr. Ter or 1890 CANT
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al 252.110. foniirmereoe Weoleml'
mer 1853 % 6t,4S0. 'tcnnlebe'
rcttiaeoc, ) oi3ie WenIabeocr bar
ser pUret -, $50 norIte o9 100
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uUret toniirmereoc oa 11,l6o Dar
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nicereoc piicr $3.50, hpilfet er llol
mere enc oct iorcaoaenoe War. =
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
Hcprricntatiomcn / Nurae.

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pilUum blcu iel liaeiom oaiaa 10
lenoinNerue ira &c andre ire Sam.
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gen %enliNhco. meb meo Natelie %
Notwithstanding. @aaoe Stoten %
airteu mootos os meo ben ~itsritc
0lGitiribeo % iparct intct for at
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03

statement on the label by which
you can detect these frauds.
Stop guessing about your food
supply, about the nourishment you
are furnishing your family. Give
your children a fair chance to grow
up into healthy men and women by
insuring them safe, nutritious,
healthful foods. Don't take chances
with foods and beverages that con-
tain slow poisons like benzoate of
s. da. coal tar dyes, sulphur dioxide
or alum. Why should you?
Check over your pantry shelves
and look for the many chemicals
listed in the food standard Of West
field, Mass, The Pure Food Town,
as published below on this page.
Avoid foods that are forced to con-
fess to these doubtful chemical con
coctions. The fabby Federal Food
Law as softly enforced" as public
opinion will allow gives you and
your family but scant protection
against dishonest products put out
by INSCRIPTIONS makers.
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ucts that contain chemical preserva-
tives, colors, favors or bleaching
compounds that you would not will
ingly feed your children. Your
pantry shelves should be free from
foods and beverages of this type.
Here at last is definite way of
knowing that the foods your grocer
is selling you are pure and safe.
Why take chances?
Professor Allyn In the Westfield
Laboratories in the past ten years
has made over 10000 impartial tests,
and the result of these years of
work and experiment is available
TO you without cost as a reader Of
this paper.
Make up a list Of foods on your
pantry shelves today, writing only
on one side of the sheet, giving
plainly your name. street address,
as we'll as city or town. Make your
pantry a Westfieid Pure Food Pan
try with Professor Allyn's help.
Here is protection at last.
Send in your list today.
ITO be continued.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03
Itsly's Art Treasures and war.

Lovers Of art the world over will watch
the entry Of Italy into the war with a
feeling Of deep apprehension. Almost
from end 10 end that country l. a price.
less art gallery filed with the treasures
which only centuries o. time and the
patience Of genius OF mankind could ere
ate. A she'll from wsrship or a bomb
from Zeppelin exploding in almost
any Italian city would be likely 70 de.
stroy pictures, pottery. sculpture or
architecture which the world would IN
afford 70 lose. The dwelling Of Venice
alone would be = price too dear 10 nav
for al the good that seemingly could
come from achieving almost any military
victory. The cathedral q 81 Marks and
tho Dngs's palace. TIE far-famed canals
bordcred With the finest examples Of
architecture Of many centuries and On
r5ched with the works Of the matches
Venetian col9rists Bellini. Giorpione
Aecehio. Titan. Tintorc;to and Ncronese.
TIE royal gardens. tho churches snd tie
structures IN which eyery form NJ art
IS seen IN its finest srsd fullest erpres-
son nisv TIE hands Of the DESTROYER
ufarr raeh tisem
Naturally the more mnrthern fstirs-
Asnier Padaa. Nsrgns Bresris. Masn-
sih D. iu Frastest danger 81 homiars |
nest Bat 18th the ernr.iefn lsnt ~ Up
pelins and sirships even Fioreurr Rome /
nud Maple MAJ b. IN the danger nous
VI what has hsrTnnrd fn northern /
fHsnos and Bsieiuu mas - talrn 81 4
gauge ~ hfliefrrnf rtssf@ft fer World
treasures. q i fiso ruueh 81 hupe that
suFw'hr-r - ~ b. ~ sfafed Fur arts
SIX Vt = tiere q memtrnf nstins.
aiso~e rrr.if - ma frrrentip ic.pt thst
nerrr shsH frpu the runs Of ti,r 81
.,ss Nln 81 effhin i.srnfnr sisfsn-r
y thf cstliefrsl 81 C1lorns 81 $40 zrlsu
o. eHnr-5es IT Murirhl Whfls rssr sns
snwes ard ti5i3rFu arr ths mnzt PRE-
atnrs ti1irrs fhst fir wnr : aee.-rriur
~ tiH-e ~ treasure Htiah 80 =
isrnarirrs 80 eTrstaiizef fssrius tsf fsr.
s6rialrs - rsrsufa irs ~ $50 r-as nf.a
CRESTED thHm seesr dasrsr slrnr $40 hlis,a
e trirrs ao r. ttne af rrHa.sss -
lsressenfre tkrr 6sst~ursinr Hostra
-atdi1r.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03
Mushrooms or Toadstools.

@. While out walking ] found what |
thought were some mushrooms. but aft
er bringing them home ! was afraid they
might be toadstools. How am | to tell
whether it is safe to eat them? NJ.
A. There is no reliable guide by which
one may distinguish between the poi
sonous and edible varieties of mush-
rooms. II is far better to leave them
alone or to consult an expert. There are
a few varieties which one may readily
learn from competent teacher, and the
safest procedure is to limit ones knowl-
edge to three or four varieties, that is,
specialize upon these three or four and
not attempt familiarity with unknown
species. The so-called chemical tests for
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03
A Matter of Diet.

Q. / wish you would state whether
you consider two raw eggs and about a
pint of milk morning and night sufficient
nourishment for adult for the two meals,
At noon ! eat baked potatoes and bread
and butter seldom a piece of meat.
| have continued this diet for several
years and have gradually lost flesh.
L. Il. G.
A. There is no hard and fast diet
which will suit every individual case. 1t
would seem to us that if You lead an
active life you are undernourished. We
would suggest the adoption of cereal
det-Abreakf foods made from the
whole grain, whole wheat bread, the use
of olive oil or other high grade vegetable
oils
The following foods tend TO increase
fat: Cream, butter, vegetable oils, ba-
con, nuts and fats of various meats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03

Foods shall not contain added
ALUM. COPPER, FoRMALDEHYDE.
sULFURoUs ACID or its salts. BoR-
&c ACID or its Salts. BENZoIc ACID
or it's Salts. FoRMIc ACID or it's
Salts HYDRoFLuoRrc ACID or its
Salts. sALrcYLIc ACID or its salts.
nor any other Ron-condimental pre-
sentative.
Foods shall not be colored with
COAL TAR DYES. nor with poisonous
VEGETABLE CoLORS. nor be con-
tamlnated with inert filiers. nor shall
any substance be taken therefi ON or
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03
Preservatives to Cover Up Fraud.

Preservatives to Cover UP Fraud.
Q. Will Prof. Allyn through his col
umns answer the following question: is
sodium benzoate used as preventative
in any way injurious to the digestion y
M. A. p.
A. Benzoate of sodium is used to COW
er up fraud in the majority of instances.
We do not believe that it has any spe-
ciic action upon the digestion. Its use
is the acknowledgment of the failure to
properly pack goods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03
Tried Recipes.

l
Asparagus and Peanuts ScalIoped--
Wash thoroughly one bunch of asparas
lgus. Remove the hard ends, cut it in
two inch lengths and cook in sufficient
water to cover, for 10 minutes. Drain.
save the water in which it was cooked
for soup another day. Melt two table.
spoonfus butter in frying pan and brown
| in it onehalf cupful of ground roasted
peanuts which have been stirred together
and seasoned with one-quarter teaspoon
| ful salt and a dash of white pepper.
Roll each bit of asparagus in the slight
| ly beaten yolk of one egg and then in
the crumb and peanut mixture Have
ready a cupful of thick tomato sauce
very delicately seasoned with onion. Lay
a layer of the asparagus in the bottom
of shallow baking dish, pour over 4
portion of the sauce, sprinkle over salt
spoonful of salt and teaspoonful of
minced parsley. Divide materials and
sauce with seasoning. Cover the top lay |
er with any crumb and nut mixture that |
may be left; it all is taken up in rolling |
the asparagus, substitute fine cracker
crumbs and bits of butter; add a sprink. |
ling of grated cheese. Bake in a good |
oven until the top is well Drowned from
20 minutes to half an hour. Serve very
hot.
Frozen Orange Souffle--Coyer a box of
gelatine with half a cupful of cold water
and soak for 40 minutes; then add half
a cupfnl OF boiling water and stir until
the gelatine is dissolved. Mix one pint
of strained orange juice with ono pound
OF sugar until they form syrup. and
then add the yolks of six eggs that
have been beaten until lemon colored,
stand the basin containing the syrup and
eggs in larger vessel filed with cracked
ice; strain the gelatine into the other
ingredients and stir constantly until il,
begins to thicken. Have in readiness one
quart of rich cream that has been beat.
IN solid, fold this into the gelatine mix
ture and pour quickly into an ice cream
mold. Pack in ice and salt and freeze
for two hours. Serve. accompanied by
whipped cream sauce
Chilled Strawberry Puree-This il
most delicious manner of serving a sum.
ner fruit course. Place in large howl
.hree shredded oranges. one diced banana
pint of large Strawberries that have
,een cut in halves. and ono cnpful of
hoped cherries. Sugar the fruit to
aste. pour over il the juice OF one lem.
IN. and place directly on the ice for
our or five hours. Just before serving
nix in with the other ingredients a scapt
int Of shaved ice and serve in tall. slen.
er glasses, accompanied hv long handled
liver spoons.-Montresl Star.
Dorothy Dexter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03
Lard in Summer.

@. viii you please inform me if but
ter and lard can be kept solid during
summer months any other way than
through the use of ice. | shall be pleased
for any information you may give along
these lines. j. o. l..
A. We know Of no other way aside
from keeping the product at a compare
lively low temperature that will accom-
plish the result you desire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03

Feed Standards State Food Ls~s

sdded thereto so as 10 injuriously az
feet their quality. strength or purity.
Foods shall be packed and sold I'M
der sanitary conditions and package
goods shall bear no DISHONEST
LABEL nor labels bearing any EN-
TRAvAGANT or OBSCURE state
ments"
For protection 90 yourself and your
family. see that you buy only foods
and beverages that are certified under
THE westfeld STANDARD"
You will then be buying only prod
ucts Of high food value-whoiesome
and pure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03

THERE is hardly a family larder
in the country outside of a
few towns and villages where
the Club Women have followed the
example of Westfield. Mass, The
Pure Food Town, which do not con-
tain some foods or beverages that
are either adulterated, unclean, low
grade onfraudulent. On investiga-
ton you will find that your pantry
shelves are no exception.
Look them over and see for your
self. You are sure to find a few
at least labeled las the law re-
quires) with the several chemical
preservatives, colorings or adulter-
ants they contain. while some of
them equally doubtful may have no
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03

The white spots on your polished din
ing table may be avoided if you will cut
out rounds Of pasteboard and sew thick
white buttons on one side. Place hot
dishes on the button side and allow a
current of air to get under the hot dish.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03

Remove the paint the painter careless
ly left on the window pane by wetting
the spots with hot vinegar then rubbing
with penny; If the spots are of long
standing soak them with turpentine and
use same method.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03

Make . list Of the food products
you are using in your home, giving
the nanes Of the brands and their
makers. Forward this to the Pure
Food Department, Mcclure PubIica-
tions, Mcclure Building, New York,
together with the name and address
Of your grocer and Professor Allyn
will personally check over this list
for you and indicate those products
you are using that have been certi-
fled in the laboratories at WestfieId
and approved as clean, pure and
wholesome.
A large majority of the food prod
ucts nationally distributed in the
United States conform in every way
to the exacting Westfield Standard.
Your pantry shelves may hold prod
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03

the on-poisonous properties of mush-
rooms are exceedingly unreliable Con-
suit someone on the spot who knows
the difference between the varieties in
question.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03
Non-Fattening Foods.

Q. Please give list of foods which
are nutritious and yet are not fatten-
ing. S. II. l..
A. Cereal products made from the
whole grain, hgh-grade nours, lean
meats, fruits, and vegetables are
strengthening, nutritious foods. They
are not, strictly speaking, fat forming.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03
Food Query Department
Conducted by
Prof. Lewis B. Allyn
of Wesfeld, Mass.
The Pure Food Town
of Westfeld. Mass.
The Pure Food Town

a
address Of the will
initials only viii be
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03
Topics of the
Home and
Household.

For small cake or cookies have hot
oven; for a large, rich cake, slow oven.
| II the silence cloth sticks to the table.
cover one side with cheesecoth or old
muslin and put the lined side next the
table. You viii find no more lint will
stick to the polished surface.
II you are washing fancy fringed
bedspreads, towels or tablecoths, after
they are dry and ready for ironing, shake
well and brush the fringe out with a
clean whiskbroom; il will be almost like
new
Rolling tumblers or glass jars in boil
ing water to prevent their breaking when
boiling hot liquid is poured into them is
old fashioned and inconyenient. The
same effect is produced by placing
spoon in the vessel or setting it on
wet cloth while it is being filed
Good maccaroni is of yellowish color;
il does not break in cooking, and if prop.
erly cooked Yields nearly four times its
bulk. 1t should never be soaked or wet |
before boiling. or put to cook in cold or
lukewarm water. If it appears soiled or
dusty before cooking, wipe each stick
with clean cloth, then break and drop
into boiling water.
The kitchen paint will soon acquire a
shabby dull look from the frequent clean
ing that is necessary in this room The
use Of soap only increases the difficulty,
if the paints are vanished
The best plan is to boil one pound OF
bran in gallon of water for an hour.
then wash the paint with this bran wa
Ter and it win OF only be kept clean,
but bright and glossy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03
The WesffieId Pure Food PAGE
Rejecting each Thursday the Food Standards Pure
What Are the Pure Foods
On Your Pantry Shelves?

Prof. Allyn Will Check Over What You Are Uss In Home
7enyuh series Food Page Thursday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03

Al rivals 10 omit diem. Aid
thern are costly. Or -On- Ar
cure slone c0sss us $4,000
yearly 70 save needless bloNo,as
Be- coald Goodyear Fortified
Tires r,ssin tap plsce 4 ne I'D nos
60. A.. .-..,...g
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03

For a small cake or cookies have hot
oven; for a large, rich cake, slow oven.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-03

his year JOIN
this sru-y e con
fenied tire users
h Is By fer he
iwrea sru IN
1r-5am Any
dealer MI sup
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-18
Die bemtise Sage.

Sic Siilfstruppen Ger Mniierteu
limo in Serbien eineetroffen ulib
inden iebt eine &erbinout1g nit ben
Serben ber5uitellen. 8ulsorilbe
Sruppen iino ibnen entsegengetreten
nno Sample ftno bereits entbron11t.
Gin Seil bon ibnen lit in 8ulgarien
eitgeorungen uno bat Die 6taot
Strumniba belett. Die 0ent1hen
nn0 SeIterreiher ibieben lire Srrp-
pen INNER ipeiter in Serbien Dor.
4ne @oben BET 8elerab iinb in ibrein
8efib. 9ie Serben boben Dos gauge
Donaugeldn0e Bis nad @oIubac ges
raumt.
4ub in &uBlanot in Ser @egeno
noat Mitau nno Niga baben Die 9eut-
iden tpieoer grfolge erritneen. -gluf
ben anoern &fpI1sei1 1T nibts
8eionoeres paifiert. Die StaIiener
bebdupter, einen Ort ant @aroaiee
belett 81 baben oo6 lit Die Sobe
nod nidt fider.
aud &umdnien 5at fid iest fir
neutral erfIart.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-18
Giniueibnns Der 6inbenbnrs-grife
in WerIin.

Gie. erite g1rung bes @eneralfelo-
maribaas bon Sinsenblrg onr1 Die
8erliner StaotpertpaIturlg fat all
10. September ftattgehmoen. Sci
Ger feierliden gintpeibung Der ilellen
Hieienbriife, Die I'M 3iige Der 8orn-
boImer Strobe Die giienbabn iiber-
quert, CAB Sberbiireermeifier @er-
mntb Der Bride ben Nonlen ,9in-
benburgbriide". 3u ser 5eier ma
rem unter anoeren Der Mini1ter Der
offentlifen Mrbeiten b. 8reitenbadJ,
Sberprdfioent bon Der Sfulenburg,
ltnteritnntslefretar Sreiberr b. goeIs
bon Der 8riiegben unb @ebeimer
Sberbalirat @erbarot erlbienen.
Ieben Dem @rbauer Der 9riiGe,
Stabtbmlrot @ebeimrat &raule, oct.
ten iid Sberbiirgermeifter @ermutf
nit elmer groBen In5dbl bon Wiasi.
itrqtsmitglieoernl Staotpcroronetert
9oriteber Mifelet, @ebeimrot Gaf
lei uno oiele Gtaotberoronete ein.
g~efunoen. 8eoor Die Bride ben
@erfebr ifbergeben muroe. CAB &c
beimer Gtootbourat &rauie eirt
ansfiibrIide Sdilberung BON oci
entitebling Der madtisen Bride, oil
nit 5i ben grobten guropos 5ablt
Die Bride. Die in ibrer 2anae boz
1873 Metern 5tuar fiir5er oils Die oel
beioen nnoeren .Millionenbriiden
I'm gioroen 8erIins, in elmer 8reitI
bon 81 Metern linen ober mel
iiberIegen lit bifoet bas 8inoegliei