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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
WILLIAMS WINS SCHOLARSHIP
Son Of Comptroller i. Honor Graduate
mt Chnmbcrlayne School for noys

John SHELTON Williams. Jr. son Of
the Comptroller of the Currency. was
tn" only graduate at the commencement
exercises yesterday morning OF the
Cham berlayne School for I3oys on tho
Westhampton car line. He delivered
Inc vaiedictory address and was award
Ell scholarship at the University of
Virginia.
The debating trophy was won by the
II T.. Lee Debating Society. Rev James
w. Morris, ID. D.. rector Of Monum, nj |
Episcopal Church. delivered an address
and the program closed with a musical
program. in which the seventy four
pupils of the school participated
a representative audience was RES
ent. including Bishop Collins Denny
and Mrs. Denny, Mr.. and Mrs l.. H..
Scherer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Sauer. Mrs.
j. st. George Bryan. Mrs. John Shelton
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Will
liams. Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Davenport.
MFR. and Mrs. G. c. Pinckney, the Misses
Stewart. of Brook Hin: Mr.. and Mrs.
LanEbourne NJ. Williams. MFR. and Mrs.
Eppa Hunton. Jr.. and MIR. and Mrs.
George A. Gibson and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
GETS $500 DAMAGES
Hichmond Railway and viaduct Com
pnny Pays for Death of NJ. Lee Burnett.

Damages in the sum of $500 were AL
lowed in the Law and Equity Court
Yesterday to Emma Burnett against
the Richmond Railway. and Viaduct
Company. for the death of her husband.
NJ. Lee Burnett. who was fatally in
Jured by one of the defendants street
cars on April "a. The accident &C.
Cured on Marshall Street. near Four
teenth.
The verdict represented compro.
mise between the plaintiff and defendl
ant. and was accepted by the plaintiff
In full satisfaction of her claim. Bur
nett was fatally injured when he ran
suddenly in front of the street car
allowing the motorman no time within
which to bring the car to n stop. He
died from his injuries on the day after
the accident. The plaintiff alleged in,
her declaration that the car was trav-
eilng AT an excessive rate of speed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
COMPETITIVE DRILL
Blues to Go Through Manual in Capito,
square on June H.

On the night of June 10. in Capitol
square the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues Will make their last public an
pearance before departing for san
francisco early in July as the escort
OF Governor Henry c. Stuart. The oc-
casion VIII he competitive drill in
which the four companies of the bat
talon will participate.
The War Department has notified the
Adjutant-Generars Office that an army
ofhcer will be detailed to act as Judge
Each company will be drilled separate
iy In the manual OF arms and in close
order movements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
PRIZES AWARDED
Closing Excrrises Held Mt Mrs. Ed
wards's Primary school.

At the closing exercises Of Miss
Katharine I;dwardss Primary school,
"A most attractive program Of music.
recitations and original compositions
was rendered by the school PRICES
were awarded to Louise Mattcrn for
conduct. and to Doris Stone and Jane
Disney for attendance
Honorable mention was given Louise
Mattern, Doris Stone. William Wood,
John Shackford, Frances and Eunice
Fauntleroy. Mary Lily Smoot. Jane
Disney, John Batkins and Jacob Mat
tern.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12

Wheat-Pcr bushel. June |. 1918,
si.42: per hushel. June |, 1914. 81
Corn-Per bushels June l. 1915, %
cents: per bushel. June i. 1914. 50 cents
Oats-Per bushel. June /, 1918, 60
cents per bushel, June |. 1914, 81
cents.
Potatoes-Per bushel, June /, 1915,
- cents; per bushel. June /, 1914, 81
cents.
Hay-Per ton. June !, 1915. tl92O:
per ton, June !. 1914. $3.50
Cotton--Per pound, June |. 1915, {;
per pound. June |. 1914, Is cents.
EgGs-Per dozen, June l. 1915 IL
cents: per dozen. June |. 1914. II cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
PUBLICATION
OF OFFICIAL ORGAN

1t was also determined to discontinue
the publication of the |. -. II. Advocate
the official organ Of the order. ana that
the supreme coHclavc would no longer
hear the expenses of deputy supreme
archons when attending the biennial
sessions of the conclave.
From now on women will be admitted
to full membership in the order. 4
motion to this effect was passed yes
terday. and immediate steps will he
taken to amend the charter accord
inglv
Though the subject of much discus
sion for part Of two days. no action
was taken with reference to change
in insurance rates.
The last business session Of the CON
vention came to n close at noon. and
before returning TO their homes in va
rious parts of the country. the dele
gates spent delightful evening at
Forest Hill Park \ band was en-
gagged for the occasion, and refresh
mentS were served
For the next meeting place Of the
supreme conCl"ve foIr cities were Sc
lectei. from which TIE executive COM
mtttee will make the final choice Ten
cities were placed in nomination. aud
the four receiving the greatest number
Of votes were Niagara Falls ~ T.;
ChattanooCa. Tenn: Allentown pa
and Atlantic City. y. j.
The delegates expressed themselves
as very grateful for the generous hos
pitality extended them in Richmond
and said they would long remember
their stay here with a great deal Of
pleasure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
Guilty Of seIIinr I.,,,I,,o-

Viola Cottman pleaded guilty in the
Hastings Court yesterday to selling
liquor without license, and was sem
fenced by Judge Richardson to pay
fine OF 500 and give a bond OF $500 for
twelve months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
BOARD CALLS FOR PLANS TO
GIVE GAS TO NEW SUBURBS
Directs Knowles to Submit Estimate
OF Cost for Comprehensive
Installation.
SERVED BY HENRICo COMPANY
Area Which Board Proposes to Sup
ply Is Now Served In Part by
independent Company Operating
Under County Franchise.

superintendent W. =. knowles. OF
the Gas Department. was instructed
Yesterday 10y the Administrative R,,rd
10 report plan and rstimat. NJ .o.,
lor installing sufficient gas main. 10
axe care OF Barton Heights. Highland
lark' Ginter Park. North Richmond
"nn aoJaceht territory for both high
ana low pressure systems
The gas supply plan for these north
erh suburbs. the board directs. Is IN
pc prepared In accordance with mo
Cencral outlay designed by Forest,II
Robson for the whole city Tbosn
engineers made an exhaustive studv
W me iocai gas situation about two
years ago. and drew up a scbcm. RI
distribution designed eventually 10
serve the entire city and Immediate
suburbs.
TERRITORY Is SERVED
hf INDEPENDENT COMPANY
M"St OF the territory for which AIR
movies is directed now 10 draw. 49,,
gas supply plans. is served hv tho tIo,
re" "aS company, which operates IN
rharter granted by Henrico Coun-
~ ne company IS "a sursidi,rv "a,
me southern Gas and Electric Cornor,
''"h. which has made an lnsuccessfrI
"'e'lpt 10 secure control of the Rich
mond Gas Works through n lo,.in,,
arrangement 'S
Pi'p'eHi OF extending gas faciIi-
lies 10 the northern suburbs nreson,,
many complications. While ,ho ca,,,
rahN now operating in that tcrri,or,
"oeS not mold franchise granting /,
exclusive use OF the streets il is ro
Earded as unsound cconomicauv IN
attempt 10 duplication of the mains
os inc extension OF an independent
the independent plant by tho lara
CITY plant would offer a convenient,
solution Of the problem II an apreo
"eht Tor a sale at reasonable prico
could he reached. No steps i'm this H.
rccton. howere. have.cver been taken
Discomfort ARISES FROM
DIFFERENCE: IN PRICE
Much cf the discomfort arising from
'ne Pres"rt situation is due TO the fact.
NnIie 'he city supplies gas to
i's residents at 90 cents "A ,housaud
'"h'c rect. the company supplying tho
northern suburbs charges slln Posi-
hchts or the ncwlv-anncNed .reos
naturally feel that they should enjoy
inc same advantages as regards cheap
gas, AS residents in tho city proper.
me boards Instructions "a Az
Knowles look to an carly tacklirr or
the gas problem in the northern
Suburbs Only small portion Of .ho
large northern area is now proyidcd
with gas facilities by tho indcneud.r,
'o"hPHhF' ana ~ is regarded posi-.
III" 'h"t INC hoard will approve tho
extension Of city main. IN his ,o,
Sec.ioh OF INC CITY on a comprehensive
scale
The boar d made no common, az 80.
SESSION NeS' efdaN morning. on the
'narrHs r"eferred against IL hv The
southern Gas and Electric Corporation
in netit;on to tho Common Council,
'hhrsh'' night. Tho utter absence Of
any reference - tho charree led 10 tho
belief That il i" not the intention Of
the hoard to take issue with its dc
tractors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
Attend. Annnni Conference.

DR.. Harry Marshall. inspector In
charge of the Richmond station. Bu-
reau Of Animal Industry. is In Clcve-
land, Ohio. attending the annual meet
ing of government meat inspectors
working under the Department Of Ag-
riculture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
In Cloth and Silk
at S 1850

every Suit formerly sold at !. much higher
figure, conveys little or no idca OF the general
excellence Of these garments, nor of the spien-
did bargain it represents. See them yourself
and you'll need no ones word for it that these
Suits are ENTRAORDINARY VALUE!
They include all the fashionable shades and
most every size together with large variety of
styles; SMART JACKETS. plain fancy effects,
that silk lined and we'll tailored FULL
SKIRTS, in plain flare plated styles.
For general wear in summer every woman
and miss requires 4 Tailored Suit, and this
certainly is your chance to secure one of the
high grade Suits at little money-only $3.50.
80 other model Suits are reduced from still
higher prices to $500! The sale surely
merits your investigation.
Second Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
ANT|ADM|N|sTRAT|ON
FORCES WIN ELECTION
New Officers Are Installed by SUI
preme Conclave Of
HeptaSOphS.
ECONOMY TO BE wATCHwoRD
Useless Offices Abolished. Salaries
Cut and Publication OF Official
Organ Discontinued-WiIl Admit
Women to Order.

The antiadministration forces of the
Heptasoph convention won signal
victory yesterday. Persistent rumors
, had heen anoat since the converting of
. the delegates on Monday that strong
|! opposition had arisen against tie adj
A.! ministration, and that a determined
! effort would he made to effect a com
! plete change in the official personnel OF
I the supreme cOnClave.
! These rumors gained current as the
| days went by. and were verified when
! the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. forces presented
an opposition ticket to the convention
! Wednesday,. The election was held
| Thursday. and the announcement Of
, results yesterday shows n decisive de-
feat for the administration. NJ. G.
| Cohen. who. as supreme archon had
| guided tho destinies OF the orEaniza-
/ ton for seven years. failed of re-elec-
ton. and handed the Eavel over to John
! {. Tolson. a prominent practicing at
! torney OF Baltimore. few of the
more prominent officers. including SUI
preme Secretary Frank f. pleitner and
General Counsel DIN Bryan. were re-
| elected
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN
| FOR TERM OF TWO YEARS
The list of new officers. who will serve
! for the next two years. is as follows:
supreme archon. John c. Tolson. of Bal
timore: supreme provost, Emil Schnei-
der. of Newark. y. j.: supreme secrc-
|
supreme treasurer. James O. Miller. of
| Brooklyn: supreme medical director. Or.
/ Charles III. Bubert. OF Baltimore: gem
! eral counsel. DIN Bryan. of rhiladel-
! phia: supreme prelate. Charles \. Greer.
OF Altoona, Pa. supreme inspector.
! Harry Heidelberger. of Philadelphia:
supreme warder, j. r. I.amkin. of
Richmond; supreme sentinel. &. &. Dono-
van. of Scranton: supreme trustees. !.
! T. Bestor. of Chicago: w. l.. Supplce. of
/ Philadelphia, and Henry F.. Beers. Of
New York: representatives to national
i fraternal congress. Thomas r. Cox, Of
New Haven. and Harry Goldman. OF
Baltimore. The installation ceremonies
/ were conducted by Past Supreme Or
ganizer John w. Cruitt.
Pursuing its policy OF retrenchment
! which resulted Thursday in a material
! reduction OF officers salaries. the con
ventio1 yesterday voted to abolish the
office OF supreme organizer. which car
! ried with ii a salary OF $4,000. The
executive board was authorized to an
point special organizers when it saw
/ fit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12

chief Health officer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-16
Die streiflase in Gnalanb.

Garoiif l8oIes, 10. ,5uli. Der
9IltSitano Der aoblenaraber III 2uo
8aleS tiumt beorobli1en llmiang
al, llngef1br 800 0tann febrten
in Den ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3ur g[r.
Felt 5uriid, ood Die 2llsitGnbigelt
hatten lib 5iliammellgeidloiien Inn
iolde 8rlppen 8u 5eritoren Sin
ihnerer 9fegenfaa lit 3itoem nod in
Dem gau3ea Giitrifte einaetreteu.
Seute trot Ser @refttib.9lilsI6uB
Der 9ergleute-@euoIcnihoft 5uIonls
men INN Bic SorihI0gc Der Gegie-
ring be5iialiA 1eines 8aifenitta-
itouoe8 SIT erfpdgeit. 0od lit ilber
oos @rgebniB nod nidts betonnt.
Gie &ertreter Der 9lr6eiter ltinlnlten
0pltern 2lbano gegen cine 8icoer-
aitfnobme Der 2(rbeit, INN oIsoonn
ooS id)ic68aeridtlide @crfobren abb
9ereitS leioen iton lest
Die @iienbo6nen ihmcr inter Sob
lenmongel, lmo in oeu @1ien iper.
ben bo5e 4rciic fiir So1Icu 9eboten,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-16
9inStnbnrg
iItibi nn0tn
ft tfaHHtn hatfn aal btm afasa
tsfHah Die Hlubaa fn aat
laas attIltflifa

Ntfiia i9 Anli hhff Hanhau
fif bfail.btH sittiiitslit habta hfn
hiuaaa 8luh asthIih aan aalms
useai IN 0utiane ahtflAtlisn 60
mfibi hsnlf haa hgaiitg afltasami
ypnhen NJ lnh dflhmar
idaN piabtabnra IN aang Wna.
lash ala btt sHllf ben tgn SftnH
btltldlnff il mitbtr IN ben Rufbft
aranh attftitu Gt Dot mitatr lgnt
slrnf im alntbtn pen blatihan tti
rsidii, mo itiufm NarhriuHfH lfnieu
Niuttr uan ben RaHen nalt afboieH
mufbe RsiFparab idlslut hbtr bit.
itu unsrmarttttH Npriiah Der Isnt
idlsn nidlt ithr tridlrtdi Ifin lhe huo
an oerartias lltbsrraihnuaen brreits
afiu0bntl uuo bsbamptfH, ban e. nod
In britiatu Nampieu fummen miro,
the Naridlan BON ben Stteitlvafitn
gPadenirH's nnb pinofnburas Hm.
IluaeIt iuerotn funur.
lm iuooitlidltn lsoiilifn itbcu bic
Ceiierreidlrr trob bee idmereu ruiii.
idlen Artilleririsuers hbrr Den Snies
tier.
jim aanlains baben bic Ruhsn
neneiteH Neridlien 5niOlse wicOer ei.
nc Sdlappc bnrd bic SiirfsH or.
littcn.
5n ocR glraOunen III e. IN bluti.
gen ytabtampfeH gefommen, nno bic
6ransOieu bebnnpteH, bar ite ben
bilsel 2S5, lueldlen Die Ssutideu am
i3. 5uli erObrrt batten, 5uriider.
ebert Baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-16
Tfulldfs IanAboai
IaEpsslFH yltbgasiaRl
tW sfaA8f Ataefaaa kfah lAF
Naaafla ere Haa mia Naf
lhieIaaaa itiata

aH t0 W tMi'l
idas M m f N H HlH
tnff HiHa'ief ft HHHilEI
ta Htftl 4 4Mii fs
h atf.i1af NUl RaafH
tH # @fMH tlHtfafeptW lat.
ttH mHfb Ma HfhMntH
mi a tHFlilAhu 1abaWI
Boo NafH aaehfaft Huiffsm
tli BE ff0it Ha afRan $50
Af HmHi HaH h4 mfNidaliiIta
8i1aa t'NGlleH Nali leraea aah
bstiti4e HW au #HaH mHHiIl8eH
gil8il WtniH.ubftu maft
saalaumleH o. Apfl fiff.
idr Hnnlua ugltlllhilttie o bmt.
ldg eftlauna n neIdef ble 8af
paoienHa h Iamuift Artfd
tom b1ipftten mtF6 rniihlanh
tai Maaiiubra bah Ser rumplrr
iotpt0ifrt mtros teoadl nod trne
juaetahbnlle mtaeH EtdoeaetilB
armnAt
Ter ron Huiidailtt Qaae iaef.
mittelte eeridi iagt. baB Der BE.
brastaus im Waiierbnllait NOR. INTO
obeleidl bic 6l1gge. mie iiblidl. n0h
someuidica hcuulteraeloiien mur.
De. an ihreH sdlili4iaiteu III q 6uB
hohrn gctterr oie N0rts aAehraa.
tam 9lau gorf" ae}eidrct gcpeien
maren }lot Dem 4Hgriii iubr oas
Shiii naf Viuerpool uno erreidlte
oieieu Saieu iidler inter geglcit,ua
BON britiiden 5dliiien. gei Der
erploiion uuroe nternmo ernitlih
uerlett; es 6errihtc odrilber 3wei.
iel. Oh Der Compiler torpeoiert mur.
DC ooer ouf cine 0tine itieB. glule.
rifaulide Sdiiisoiii5iere fnmen
iflIieblid sur lIeber3euaung, oaB Der
glHgriff Doh einem Iorpeoo ber.
riibrte. Ser og}ebrasfm" s5oa ers
eignete iid fur5 nah Der gerientlna
Der aSuiitonia~ uno biloete i'm Der.
ein nit Dem nGSulfligbt .6aIl einen
beoaltiauen fdftor III 6er Gontros
berie nit 0eutidIano mesen Der
lliltcrieeboot.a Strengthening.
@r mar imter Dem Charter Der
g96ite Stur.9inie, ood iDuroe oieies
ipdter gednoert, irno Ser n9tebras.
fan iollte uad ben ger. Stoatet
3urfldfebren, lm aobIen pon 0eiD.
port 9ems rad aalifornien 81 be.
ior6ern.
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sittere sellre fiir slaiirtc.
0er aisantiidIe Stampf lat i6ncn be.
luieleu, oaF 9ertid)luuO nnbe.
iIe8bar tit.

Berlin iIber gliuiteroam ii. Con.
bon rs, Snli. Die ya0lniide
3ealing" beipridt 5eute Die Sitlla.
tion i'm Bpoiften Dicuat oes gaelt.
frieges umo faBt oas 8eiultat oes
aianiltildlen 9ingeus iplaenoertla-
zen 3uiaumen:
Der mn iait Elm o5a6r oauerioe
geiuaIti8e aampi Bat ocn 9lqiirtcn
gar feline Griolge eebradjt. mobl
aber bic GttemtliB, ooB tie nidlts
Neiieres tbuu f6nneil, ais ihrc or.
8iebimgs., 4lirthihoits. mlo Der.
moItlngsnettoocn 10 raid mie m0g.
lI6 nad 0eltidem 9hdter 81 re.
fonitriIieren. Gns 1SaDr oe9 arieges
bat iiber ieoen 3peifcl bepieien, naB
Ole Snitihitionen Gcltidjlouos iii il.
Der gciicblua 10 pnafomnen iiuo,
0aB lie feine yilfe bieten ourd mel.
DE oas Jleidl getroiien weroen
fonnte Ger geiitrridite Sgnpl lmo
Der unbnrulberjigite Slmoriit fonu.
ten feline beIBenoere 5dtpre eriinnen,
ais bieienig2. bic pon Der @cidihte
i'm lcbten Sabre gcidriebeu tporocn
lit Die glaiirteu 6oGeu garnidts
erreidJt uno pom Dem 9icidlc. iiber
oaS iie 3lDcriihtlid leriieten Inn
81 81 Uernihteu. MIR leruen miliirn.
geutidlnno fonHte MIR Oann beiiicat
iucroen, wem Die @llliirfcu 0ic poll
tommeue Organization bei1Beu, mel
DC anS 0leId bat Gine iuldc Or.
aaniiatiou fam ie0odj rHht noh d..
mem cuiio6rigeu Stiiege geidlniien.
mer0cH lonoeru MIR olirb InrQj1bs
riae, ipltematiidle glrbeit i'm 6ric.
ben"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-16
'SiHOcnbHrB fiibrt
luntbtigr Sfligrl
NPrjanDsj griaItn; anDrrr iDidliigt
StellnHgrn im glOrDrH gpar
i6au's grnOumeu.
ctRtrrti9tr iaIascH bic RuNcn in cagaIl,Ith.


Hf'iaafdb lb Nuli Aal bt.
et aIidtIu Be- 500 Mflm mtIltn
diadiifaat mI6t poa aa rlt
llg ha 5tf Mnt0Hea feldl thfllFN
pic pgfiastiW NgresndiieH aft
faiiiaen 4etbin0thu ldfolft tlds
ae mls Ei Euititcu noetn 5ah.
tedt 1rppeu tu sol5itn aadi
1RitteipplrH auuarir uuo 0Is 8rr
tHrioiaunB eelI5lt8 ocn CeIlerfelA.
llnaam iibgtlaiEB
5n Dem aor6ldlcn Rdln BON
giga im0 Sbabli Deriuht rniiiide
aauolieric Den D0itibcn 0en leber.
gang itbcr bie Nln0ou mi0 @era
itrcitia 5n modem gIu OCT 9iiia
ilno 5iua bobeu otc GeutiheH hra.
rere S6ueenardbeu rrnbert ,3Ul.
ldleu glHs mo 8eihiel muroeil atle
ON lllituoh nlsaeflihrten teiuDli.
dlau 2lngriiIe bon uns abaeidllaaen.
5m iiiooitIihen C5ali5Icn hi Oen
gle5Disfa Stua 2lbiduitt 5oben Die
Ceiierreifer eriolge 5ri per5eidDneu.
t9as lieit iid ia aar niht mie ein
rtiiiider ofii6ieIler geri6t; mcnn
oie flliien ihon 8ligeben ooB iie
odluppcn erlitteu baben, Damn nnB
es ibnen Der5lid idIedt eraaIaet
ieiH.)
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IiaIal6lW AHllfWMtnaf8 m't autff4
afafuiit dHptfa NfImM ga
ghl nN hmteHiHd 8gidfdfHfa
htt Nt mH IS elbFaft uHa 3.Gss
liagn efbaai
tr ut'ala anifttf GfupNn mar
um la bfn8itHmfihW aa HoA
ubptuHtmmlHhrH aueldasH itou.
5ellltet wtlunafarf oif gfanieien
iar ogn ~ suit ihteh Nationalist
iu8 cucn 8fdbgu Anarlit aean ms
ifre sttiuHatn OH Der ataoungn.
Trout acplani baiigu
Ceiilidl BON 0gI NraeNuen mar
oie wcirdlisiHaiI8teit gciern eiipas
lcbbditer
Sm NalOe bon WiolmGouri mur.
ocu irinhhdie auNriiiGuetfidlp burh
uHicr 6cuer uerettclt.
SIM Frieiteruoloe broh Elm iran.
50lilder anarifi nor mieren SielluH.
gen mt ihiDeren @erhtien 5uiam.
men.
9ei Soute5 muroc cin iciHblidcr
aeroplaa setroiien mo giug biuter
oen iein0liheu yinieu IN bremen.
Dem 3ntmoe Hie0cr. Gin 5pciter
gIeropIan mur0e bel 3enlugietarO
bermtcrgeihuHen.
gouOon Is. sui. % miro be.
ridliet ooB cine 0elltidc 9lngriiis.
beWeguug in groBem @iobe Ha IN
Der @egeuO bon Dperu entUidelt.
Die grIten behaupten. bisber Die
OcntiAeu angrtiie abgemieieu 8u la
ben, gcben aber 3lg Dob Die 9eut.
iben nod iHner pormarfs orangen
mo Die 2iuie ibrer lbdtigfeit iuei.
ter ausOcbnenI
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Snebelnng Ses britiidjen Yarla.
nfenfs.
Slsqnitb gcitattet feine 9isfuiliuu
Der StrieesifanOalc.

gouoon, rs. Slli Gent bri.
tiideu Qarlanent miro ntht geitot.
tct peroem oic SfonooIc mo 6ebler
81 oisfutieren ipelhe Die engIiide
Sriegsfilbruug bis jest eriolglos ae.
modt baben., Der 4'reniier glSqultb
crtpioerte Geltern aui cine 9lu3abl
Der giegierung iebr imangcnebmfn
,Suterpeaatiouem oaB or oie on i'm
0eiteIlten f5ragen uiht be1ntiporten
fonne, oa Dos Isntereiie Der Nation
oicS nerbiete mo nur 3pictrobt gc.
iddiEcn miir0c
@ttuas mittbcilinniet puroe Scr
gremier mr., ais ibN Der 9lbgeoro.
ncte Uiaion irogtc. Oh irgeuo eiue
D}oglitbteit 81 einem baloigen ,5rie-
ocn porbdn6en lei Gr entgegnetr,
ooB Die britii9e &egiarung feine 9lb.
MN oabon babe, lutter lpclcben ge.
0eutihldno mo Deter.
h.llnBdra 81 6rie0ensmter6ono.
lungen berait CD ieien. Gnalano
babe feiue gorldld9e er6oItcn uno
milroc aid feile iolden cHtgegeu-
ncbnct ocuu Die Belt 3u llnter.
bouohu9cn lci nod in meitcr 6crnc
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Tran3Oicn luerOcn
iibcrall gcluOrirnl
IN 6IanOrrn, In Der Champagne unO
on Der yIrgOuHrn.6rOnt finD
bic 9rniidrn Rsgrtid.
Die SabI Der IraHJdfIan C8tIaHgcnta RtIgi

HHilH i9 ,Hl Htf pcntea
Nm mfilldsn Hffa l.t6uulat met
hsit af.tfN haa sall6if NoHpi1uaf
iia Sen hlnIldm fIdHbuH nidi
ngt pan NHiiodt iffenalM miF
g@lgfn flne NMwnl HaHeH mii ai
itn Glafbnll0U
Sa Bet Naatariaail uon chttti
er0lleH ble 6fdnioia on mebtetga
Nlattn on iu FlaIau 6dlgu ult
liafleH iFgillraileH ic mulbel
nbr ibefhA Nuataglaiioaeu
RotbbiiIh pon NedulelQnr, m Der
Oboupagne. iomnie ein icin0hdict
guariii NIT Nonbatanolm ptarn
nrlergn Nlinir pfrahoucn nht
0aFdaeiHhti peroru
Die 6ranBoien madlieu aeilcru
heridie0eue Ntrlud)e 0ie idD bis m
Dif 3adlt biueu ous0gbnien. bic
Sirlhiuaen lule0fr 3u eroberu, bic
mir ihnel In oem araonneupolne
obaenOntulen hattfn llnseadict Der
slnDen0uug aroBer llgnaeH 1luni
ton uno hnrter 5treiitraite. bic
tiir5Iidl berbeiaebrodt mor0en po
rem, brnhcn ollie ibre gIngriiie 5u
ianmen. Pin nielen 8labeil fam es
5a bitteren Admpicu NIT Sonogra.
noten mO 5lIui pml0gemenge.
Ger 6eino be6ablte nir ieiRe er.
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,SrInnN,s Nome glnle.

Iublin l6. Suli. Dit 30 &c.
gen y 3tHumen peripari Die 5toot.
permaltung bon Gu6lin, SrIailO.
6cn 9tntroa oab in gGB Srlauo Die
Somc 9lnlc mn II. September elm.
geiiibrt merocu iollc. alit glciher
Nicbrbcit lullroc Dem trI1uoiihen
Observation-Disclosures Sobn 6. Mco.
nono. 9}tnIieO 6es Eorlomcnts,
elm Nertratenspotlm ausjulprehen
no ibm au5eimaelteilt, Some Mule
3nr aeei0netcn Belt, ieood iobalh ais
IN Die Rraris. lnIaIirbell.
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Ynlberfabrif In
Die 9uft geiprengt!
&ler Ecrioueu tOSt; mnrOc uDn 6a=
nnoiern 5nr 6eritellung DOn
Srlegsmaterial bennbt..

2ouisoiae, ap., Is. Suli. - Gie
6abrit Der limited Sofetp 8oipoer
so. ullr0e bon bisbcr ltrbefanntel
geriouen in Die 2uft geiprengt. Bier
Ferionen oarllnter Der Superinten-
bent Der 6obrif, famen babel UNI.
gtidts miro unperilldt geIaiien, Die
8bater oingieit 5ls ma9ell. Set
9eginn oes ariegeS 6otte cine fana-
oiidc l5irma Die 6abrif 9ennietbet
nno @eidoiie iorpie anoeres ariegs.
material fiir Die gtaiirten angeier.
tiat.