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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13
Sfu1lta bletbt.
SIT Bremier uno Mtnifer oes
Mnsmdrti9eu.
Mubanaer geteilter Mniid)t.

gotto, 8. 2lug. Muf fpe5iellen
Wun{9 bes Mitabos bon Sapan bat
ii9 @raf Stuma, Der premtermini<
iter, ber befanntlt9 Dor etntgen Soe
gen NIT ben anberen Mtntftern benz
9erri9er fetne Riidtrittsertldrun
unterbreitete, berett erfldrt, i'm Mmt
gu bleiben, tpenn man ibm geitatte,
bic MitgIieber bes neuen &abtnetts
gan3 nod feinem @ef@mad gu tpdbz
len. @raf Otuma pirb ni6t nur
ben poiten zines premierminiiters
bethlehem, fonberu ou4 bas portes
feutne bes MinifterS fiir Musndrti=
ge Mngelegenbeiten iibernebme.l. @s
tpurbe 3ipar amtli@ geftern befannt
gegeben, bob bic l1ebernabme bes
leBtgenannten portefeuiqes nur tes,',
porGr fem ion, Biz es geltngt, ei1en
paffenben Mann fir bas mi4tige
Mmt gu finben. Mdnner iebo9, bic
NIT ben politif@en 4ngelegenbetten
Sapons bertraut finb, tponen tpifsn,
bab Dtuna, befen politit babia
gebt, Sopan au elmer @robma4t ers
fen Ranges gu MAIDEN, bic es nit
ieber u1beren @robma@t ru6ig aufz
nebmen tann, Mtnifter fit Mus<
tpdrtige MngelegenHiten bletben
tpirb, Bis bic 6ineitf@e 5rage erle<
bist nnb Der europdifde @0lfertrteg
beenbet 1T.
Inter ben Mnbdngern dumas
[ollen Meinungs Derf9iebenbeiten ert<
Fanben fem. Mdbrenb bic einen.
Der Mnii@t iinb, bob es fit bas
2anb better If, penn 9tun1o I'M.
Mmt bleibt, finb Bic anberen btr
Mnfdt, sbaB e in fetnem eigener1
unb i'm ssSntertife bes 0ffentHaen
Wcbles 5uriidtreten follte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13
Jm Dar|6au:uarain.

4 Won groBer Mi4ttgtett TT bic I'M
@enerulitabsberidt entbaltene Mitz
teilung, baB bic Deuti4en iiiblt9
BON Wps3tpp ben Bug erret4t baz
ben. Grret@t baben beibt Bel Der
beut19en Mr1nee, pie Warf4au 3eigt,
iiber16reiten. Wps3top liegt 40
Rilometer norbDfli@ bon Mari9au
unb Elm @oritob ber 9eutfden bon
MDs3fop nod @iben tptrb fte ntGt
nur auf bic 8abn 3tptf9en Warz
f9ou unb 8ielpitot bringen, bic Be-
reits i'm 8erei@e ber beutf9en @e<
fdiibe ltegt, fonbern al4 no9
Mopo<Minst, benz @ifenbabntno<
tenpuntt 5ptf6en @arf4au unb
8reftz2itptpst. Dte @ntfernung
3pi19en Wbsatop unb glomo>
M1tnst betrdgt nur Al &ilometer.
M1eDer 11Ben DIE Nn1len 1eF III elf
mem @albtreiie, ber elmer Der ptelsn
sSnnentreife bes sroBen l1mgebungs<
treifes 1T, Ser @oritob Bel @Ds5e
fom pirb, bas unterliegt teinen
3peifel, ben @iid3ug Der Ruffen aus
praea bef@leunigen. Mas nidt
f9neG genug gerettet perben lam,
serdt boffnungslos in @efangen<
i9aft. DAB bic &uf1en ben Riid5ue
bereits ansetreten, biirfte Der Sat
fade gu entnebmen fein, bab
es ben 9eutfden geluusen 1T, bet
Morf6au 8riiden gu bauen. Dies
ipdre Bel bartnddigem Miberifanbe
ber Ruffen taum 70 f@neu mDgli&
eerDefen. Muh SerOt, DftnDrb0f<
lih pon Mpno<@ @eorgiepst, am s8u<
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13
2dt)erli@e gerglei@e.
@esen Napuleou angemanote
Strategie bilft uitbts mebr.
@iienbabnen bradtelkM en6ernng.

gubapsf, 9. glug. Cine bisttae
3eitung per0ffentli4te geftern eir
bD6it Invertebrates Snterpiem nit
@eneral bpn 8elop, Der in &ur=
lanb bas n0rbli6e l1mgebungsma=
nDber gegen bic &ufen leitet. Der
General mo9te bpr allen Dtngen
ben @eriu9 Der 9lniierten, ben ieBiz
gen Jelb5ug Der beutf@en 8erbitns
beten in &uBlanb NIT benz Napoz
leons i'm Sabre 1912 gu pergleiden,
ld4erlt@, inoem ct barauf bintDtss,
BOP ii6 bic @erbdltntife in ben leb<
ten bun0ert sSabren bebeutenb oer=
dnbert unb namentli@ bic @ifenz
babnen einen pDuigen 11mf4nung 1T
Der &riegsfiibrung berbeiseflbrt
bdtten.
rGs 1T geio9t porben, bab bic
augenbltdli9 bon ben Ru7en ange>
lponbte Strategic btefelbe 1T, Die
T@ als 10 ptrfunsspou gegen NQpo<
lem ertpies," ertldrte Der General.
rDiefe Strategic NOR gegen Napoe
leon erfolgrei9, aber ni4t beute, too
bic 8erbinbungsmitte1 in 70 bobem
Mobe berbefert tporben ftnb. 9as
8rot, bas unlere @olbaten beute in
Minbau ei7en, 1T seitern in @res>
lau gebaden morben.
,Sn 3etten, in benen eine @ifens
bubn eine Metle binter ben Dorriitz
fenben Sruppen gebaut mtrb, Sauz
1enbe bon Mptorpagen uns auf
Dem 0ube folgen uno ospbo1tier:e
@traben io5uiasen aus ber @rbe
pa@fen, 6a bot bte{e gegen Napolez
On ongepanbte strategic tbre Mirz
tuna berloren. @ir trtnfen beutz
{tbes Mineralnafer unb effen frts
fdes Jleifd BON Berlin, unb mir
fiDnnen, nenn es n0tig II, in 3tpel
9Qgen cine so Meilen lqnge @i1enz
bobnlinie bauen. Gs. 1T besbalb un>
finn, tpen man BON ben Sagen nno
ber Strategic Nopoleons iprt4t."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13
YragQ ge1tou11lle'11
@nllen iiber @ie4'r5
6nritfge0ra1l9t.
eSbre Mrmee 9elpren9t.

Berlin, iiber 2pnbon, 8. Mna.
&raga, Sic @uritabt @aridans, nut
bem redten l1fer Der Wetdnel,
pnrbe be,1te BON 9eutlden genon1=
men. Gu lantet ser amtlid}e Bcs
1tdt bes Del1tld)eu 6eneralitabes*
9Suroen iiber SSiepr5 5nrildger
luprfen.
Sanptquartier Ser Siterreidtid)s
nngariid)en 9lrmee in Holen, iibsr
Sunbuu, 9. Mng. Die 9fiebcrlage
Der &nllen am sountag, bic bereitS
im seitrigen amtlidleu Seridt er-
,pabnt lpnrSe, fat Sic rmiiiide Mr.
1nee 5piiden Bug uno 8eidicl IN
5>uci Seile 5erriileu. 9ie nDroltb
pun 2nbartum fampfenoen &miieu
luurben bei 2eilefpluice, bas nnr
nod 21 &tlo1neter iiiblid bon Der
Sanptriid5ugsltnie Der 0imi1en, osr
@aridjam Brett 2ttpusf 8abu
.,iest, aber Sen 8iepr5 seluprfen.
tro bieier Jluk einen idnrfen Wtn=
fel madt.
8ts jett lit cs nod ntd)t mDglid),
gu beurteilen, >uie 9efabrltd bieie
nene 9eieDcrlaee fir bic &atiien, sic
iidj pun Suan9uru6 anf Ser bnrdj
Hab5yn fiibrenbcn StraRc 5nritd-
5tebem mpllen, iperSen fann, Slab.
5pn ltegt genan anf Ser 9alfte bes
@egeS 5luiidpn Der 8abn nnb oem
@tepr5, auf beiieu nDrOltdRm 1tfer
Sie oe,ttiden @erbiinocten itd befin~
Sen. Gie 3abl Ser @efansenen tit
bcSentenD grDRer als Die i'm geftri-
gen 8crtdjt angegebene.
Berlin, 9, Mug. Das @9td1al
Der 5eitung unb oes befefigten &C.
gers bpn g}onDz@eorgiepst, nDrblib
BON Worl9ou, am &nie Der Met9z
1el, 1T enogiiltig beiiegelt. Seine
&upitulation 1T itiinblib gu erparz
ten, ba bic @arni5 5on neber Gnt?ab
ertporten no6 uuf ben Grfolg etnes
9ur9bru9Derfu6es re9nen oorf.
No9bem am 5reitag bereits oas
Sort Dembe i'm @iiben genommen
tpurbe, fiel am @amstaa mie ter
beutf f9e @enerolitob melbet, oud'
nod @egr3e, eine fort befefti9te
gorfobt Dftli6 BON Der eigentli4sn
6e1tung. sic liegt auf Der @ifen>
bobn Nopoz@eorgte gteipstzWarf4au.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13
vDie Mrmee l1nter gr5beraog ST.

,Die Mrn1ee lnter graber5og ST.
fepb Seroinano iebte geitern ibren
alngriff in Dem @ebiet 5tDiidcn
8iepro un6 8eidiel fort. ltniere
Mngriffstrnppen bertrieben oen
syeiuo BON mebreren 2tnien; lpeitli6
bom 8iepr5, beiekten 2nbartpm I'm
Nadmittag nnb riidten in n6rbli-
der 9ttdtung bis gum &nte bss
Blnifes bDr.
(9as &nie bes @ieprs lit nod
80 &ilpmeter bon 21tfpip, mD Sic
8abnen bpn @aridan nad 8relt-
2itotpsf nnb Sic bDn SuangDroo
nad 8reite2itotpsf itd treffen, ent-.
fernt. Gs lit sic 8abn, anf Ser.
bas @rus Ser rnfiiiden Mrnee, bas
np1 bel Hra9a itebt, gerettet tper-
SEN ioQ. Mnm. Ser &eb.)
r9er geidlasene 6eiub 5og itd
in srDfter 1tnorbunng iiber ocn
Tlnk 5nrid,
ysablid nnb iiib,peitlid BON
ySted)o>u baben ttniere Srnppen ei-
,scn ppllen @rfolg errnusen. Gs
fam gum Mabfampfe, nnb Der
6einb, SEN mir in Der Sront nno
5lanfe anfakten, tunroe iiber ben
SLUT ge1uprfen, Die 3abl Der &C.
1tern in 2ubartotp gerna6ten Sc,
fangenen betrug % Offi5iere uno
5000 Monn. gluBer0e1n fielen unS
5tpei @ei6iibe, elf Maf6inenge,
tpebre uno 5tpet Munitionsmagen
IN Die &dnbe.
rDur6 uniere &ruppen, oie bonn
@iioen iiegreid geeen oen nntera
gSiepr5 porriiden, behrobt, 5iebe;l
ii6 sic Rl1iien, Sic ii6 BET SDon-
goroo nod I'M 8eib}elgebiet beftn-
oen in nor0oitliber @!6tung 5u-
riif, berfolgt burb 0ie 6iterrei6ilb.
11ngorii9en Eruppen. 3mii6en Bug
1nb @iepr3 neroen ote &fe
iortgeleBt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13
@ieper ett Grpr1ttih.
8aiiase pon 5ebn Tabr5ensen int Ha
11antafanal per31aert.

Yanana, 8. Mng. DnrG gr0
fhiebung I'M guiuam (gnlebra1r
Dnr61tid bes 8anarnafanals TT on
giefe oes Jobrtpuiiers BORT tDieoez
auf iperliger alS 20 SUB reon55ia1s
1.no baDurb miro ote Baffage Daa
5ebn syabr5eugen Der5ogert, 1tnfer'
hener1 iib Ser Dan1pfer usStnlat1o
tefinoet, lpel9er nit 500 Baliaga<
rem a11f ser 5abrt nad Stem Dort
na6 9an Srancisco begriffen iH.
gSie es beiBt, miro Ser Gerfebr aba
fdon am Mo11tog pieoer aufgenolse
men mer0en fDnnert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13
&dntpf nit Banotten*
WeTifauer maiden @ren5oi'
itrifte in gera8 11nliber.
Mebrere BON ibueu get6tet.

Brownsville, Serr 9, Dug. Sn
Der Mdbe Der 5ebn Metlen nDrblt9'
bon 2pfor6, Cameron Gountb, Seras,
gelegenen g}ortas 5arm fam es geitern
abe0 3pti4en te1anii9en Jluri6iitz
gen, amerttanti9en 0ieb5ii9tern auf
Der etnen unb merttantf f@en 8arbtten
auf Der anberen @ette gu einem erbtt<
ttiten Rampf, Bel benz flint amertta=
nif4e Dteb5ii@ter bertpun6et uno
mebrere meritantf4e Banbtten getDtet
tpurben. Die 8an6tten, 6eren 3abl
ouf breibig Bis fiinf3tg angegeben
miro, fiibrten einen Mngrtff ouf bic
NDrias 5arm aus, no it9 ettna bier<
3ebn @teb3ii@ter hefanben unb binter
8arritaben ben Mngrtffen ber 8anbi<
ten 9roB boten. Na@ einem tur3en
&f, Ser refultatlos blteb, 3ogen
fi9 Die Banbiten 5uriid, 1,m nod etpa
elmer @tunbe nit 1teuen @eritdrtunz
gen auriid gu tommen. Sn5ptf4en
hatten au9 Die 8ieb3ii4ter, obne bab
bic 8onbiten biefes genabr puroen.
Deritdrtung erbalten, unb als 0ie
Meritaner 5uriidtebrten, entfpann fi4
eine lebbufte iS9teberei, bic bamtt
enoete, bab Bic 8an6iten f9 3uriid
3ogen nm ni9t ipieoer 3u ton,nen.
@9eriff q. 9. 8ater Don 9ibalgo
gountp fugte geitern abenb, 6aB brett
bunbert Merifaner bon MertfD aus
peFlia bon BrptpnsDiue ben Hio
@ranbe getreu3t 6dttet1 nnb IN fleinen
Mbteilungen bon ie bret pber bier
perfDnen bur9 9ibulgo GpuntD bprz
riiden, nabrf9einlt4, nm F9 11a4
ei1tem puntt gu begeben, tpD lie nit
an6eren 5ufammen treffen lpollen.
@ouDernellr Jerguipn bon 9eraS
erfldrte geftern, bab bie 3uiannen<
TDbe 5nif9en nerifanif9en Banbiz
ten uno ameritanifden 0ieb3i9tern
cine rein lpfale Mngelegenbeit fei unb
bub er, Der @ounerneur, mebr Glur<
f@iiBen anftelen 1afen perbe, penn
es nDtig fem fonte, Inn oie 8anbiten
aus amerifanii4em @ebiet 3u pers.
treiben.
Jn Mseit Mbpn, Conn, ifarb
beute i'm MIter pDn IS Sabren Mep.
Or. puuI Bergin, friiberer Nrd{ioent
beg rGhriitian College IN @bantung,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13
2lttentat ttttbglitdte.
&ulji19er t6ilfs=&riegsminilter NIB
sell unD GiitDle anaeQrtffen.

2pnbon, 8. Mug, Sem ReuteEs
8ureau miro aus Yetrograb gemelbets
oqb Elm @eriu@ gema6t puroef beR
MTiitenten oes ruiltiden &riegsmi1is
tiers, 80. Neratoff, gu ermorben. Der
Qlttentdter branq in bas Bureau bes
8eamten Elm 1tnb iapang etn Bel
Qlls man ibm oteies entriifen hatts
apq er einen NeDolper, purbe .nbn
iiberpGltigt, ebe er einen @6nb abgee
ben fonnte. Man gla,lbt, bob bef
Mann qei1testrant lit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13

fammenfluFe BON Maretp unb Bug,
tpurbe BON Der @anptB zMrmee bez
feBf. Was ft6 bon Ruf1en nod ouf
Der @trede WDs5tops@erot befinz
bet, 1T perl6ren, fobalb bas er}te
beutide Regiment bas fiiblide sllfer
betreten Bat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13
Dret 9atttpfer petienft.
9eutide sandbDpte entfalteu leb1aft
gGttafeit an engliider &iiiff.

2pnbon, 9. Mug. Srgenbtpo II
ser Ndbe Der engltfden Riifte DH
unD l1mitdnoe tperDen BON Der engli
fden Mbmiralttdt niht nlebr betannf
gemadt puroen geftern oret @difr
fe perfenft. Gs itnb oies Die engHa
i4en Dompfer u@lenrapel4 1870
sonnen groB, Der @d1eppnebbanpfe1
Ocean Queen" unb Der f9neDiidE
Dampfer ,Malmlano". Ser Iebtes
NOR 3,779 Sonnen groB nno @igeHz
t1n1 elmer Jirma IN @otbenburg.
0pfer bon NtI3per8tft1ttt8.
81. G&roeter, befannter Bortraitmas
ler aus gfem DDrf geftorbeu.
gbon1pionbine, CONT, 9. augs
MIeronoer 56roeter, Der befnilnn
Seem yorfer BortrdtnnIer, 1T ge-
..itern bier an bern @el1uB bon Silt
piI5en geitorberL tueIhe er felbH ge
s,ammelt 1no fiir eBbnre gil3e e
.balten bette. Der &iinitler mar IN
8ereills- l,lo @eieuf9 ftgfreiisH,
iebr befon11t 1l1o geborte aIb ha.
.eere 3eit oen1 Neip Oorfer Deals
f9en NreBfIub an. gr mar j q
Wfago oeburg Dor AS SsSaDre1 gebores
Ibatte ii 2eip5ig ituoiert laso tur
Dor is Sabren nod ben Atr Stno-
fen gefon1men. Die SQeide mirb nadaa
95pringfieIo, Mafi., iuiBerff rffiiilbn mn
III benz oortieen Sresla bes.
5brn1lrt All ueroel,-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13

aapitan 80. Deli unDs 27
per{onen BON Ser Munnfdaft bes aH1
25. ssSuli Derienften umerifanii i9en
Dampfers u2eelanatp1 trafen geitern
an 8prb bes Dampfers st. poulD
BON ser rMmertcan" z2tnte in 9{etp
Wprf elm.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13

griffe ars Der 2uft 5lt1n lotortrgen
Bebrnu1 bereit, mdbre11b NIT 5na
=Iibter1 na6 8eppeltnen beltanoig
Ausibau gebalten miro. Selbit ID
enbabntnaggons itnb oie 8erban-
ge bernntergeaogen. Muf einenz
groBen Babnbof. fanb i'd MIR etn
'etn5iges fetnes 2idt, ltn6 oft bdfe
id mid oariiber getpunoert, 6aB aus
ser 5traBe nidt mebr l1nfdne in.
foIge bon @ouiitonen borfommen-3
aln 8orb 6eS Dampfers Sop
lan6" befeno .iid Elm blinoer Ba1fa-
gier, ser feinen Nalnen als Mlfreh
SsSobn 2ecoc5 angab nno erflartey
oaB er aus geep Orleans famine,
in Ser 8un6esnarine ge0ient 1tno
mod feiner gntlaliung on 8ora
0es porttgieiti6en SradtoampfeTs
.Nrince" aa6 2aplice, sSranfreidy
gefabren iei nno BORT ieinen 2us1o.
nrlanb iibertreten babe, 10 bob H
init Dem Dan1pfer uBrince" nida
5urudfebren font1te.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13

Sn Der giddbe snDn Mumingtuu
81. 9. tippte gefern ein Ulotorboat
I'M itr geripnsn srirante1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13

Jn NBeit MDon, Conn.,, itarb
beute i'm Ilter bpn 55 Sobren Meb.
Dr. pauI Bergin, friiberer NrdToent
beg u@hriition COLLEGE in gbantung,
.Gbina.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1915-08-13
@ebt nod @aibtt9tott.
gertreter 8raiiltens tn Sta0t Merifps
GarDpiD Oe Slineira.

8ertreter 8raiiltens tn Stabt Wierifos
Garbpio oe Sltpeira.
@tabt Mertfo, 8. Mug. .Soie Mas
nuel Gorbofo be Sltpetra, Der britiz
f9e @efanbte in Merifo, bat oas
@taats0epartement in Mafbington erz
fu4t, ibm Elm &rtegSf6tff CUR 8erfIs
gung gu ftellen, oas i'm na6 -&e1
Weit, Tla., brtngen ion. gr nin
nod Mnfbington reifen, Inn bort n1F
Dem braiiliantfhen @eiqnbten fiir 0ie
8eretntgten @taoten uno Staats1efrez
tdr 2anitng gu tpnferteren, @enern
@on5ales, Ser 5iibrer Der Garran3a<
Sruppen, tptrb Dem @efanoten ara
Dienstag etnen @pe5ial3ug bis Wern
Grl15 5ur @erfiigung fellen.
Evening star., 1915-11-04
"a Pair of Skies" /"

Edward Peple's farce comedy, "A FAR
of Skies" which had the unique distinc-
tion of playing two engagements in
single season, at the two-dollar seat
rate in Washington, will be the oner-
ing of the Poll Players next week.
The story of this merry farce con-
Germs two partners in a pill manufac-
turing business, who are constantly at
war over the method of conducting
their business. In order to settle their
disputes, their lawyer suggests game
of poker, the winner to assume the
managerial responsibilities of the busi-
ness for a period of one year. The game
is played with the additional stake that
the loser shall act as the winner
valet for twelve months. The complica-
tions following this proposal are nu-
merous and highly amusing, and the
audience sympathizes with both part
ners when each tires of the agreement
in few days.
There is a pleasing love story inter-
woven in the comedy scenes.
A. H. Van Buren will be seen IN the
role created in the original production
by Ralph Herr.
Evening star., 1915-11-04
Dorothy Jardon.

Dorothy Jardon, the London prima
donna of Nine. Sherry" and The
Passing Show fame, will make her
Washington premiere at B. F. keith's
Theater next week. The famous artists
Fisher and HUT settled the question
of the rarity of her beauty. many com
posers. among them Silesue. are writ
ing for her exclusively and Partisan
modistes are still forwarding her their
latest creations for her use. Featured
in her repertoire of songs will be Sile-
sues latest. Love, Here Is My Heart"
The famous Russian premiere danseuse,
Mile. Desiree Lubowska. high priestess
of the new impressionistic dance cult,
will present a series of ruturist and
sym mbolical figures. weird and ancient,
in which all the movements are in an
gular or straight lines after the fash
ion of the Egyptians in the time of
Moses. Lubowskas eccentricities of the
dance set New York clamoring with
curiosity. Francis Dooley and Corinne
Sales will appear in another chapter of
That's Silly" and Julia Blanc and
company. in the southern comedy
drama. Nanny Lou" Other acts will
include Crossman's Eight Musical En-
tertainers: Milo, the query sensation:
Bette Bond and Jimmie Casson, in
Evening star., 1915-11-04
midnight Maidens." +"

Next weeks attraction at the Gayety
Theater will be Gus Hilrs Midnight
Mai6Iens," with Ross Snow and Pete Cur
ley as the chief funmakers. The per-
formance, designed for laughing purposes.
will be presented, with whistleable music,
lively dances and fun frolics by pretty girls,
in two acts and four scenes. The title
is Casey and Duffy Take Trip to
Panama." a comedy farce. In addition
to Ross Snow and Pete Curley, the prin-
cipal roles are filed by Harvey Brooks,
Talbot Kenny, Tony Shane. Ed Bisland
and Bob Calvert. The feminine con-
tingent includes Norma Bell, Rose Kess-
ner and Hilda lie Roy. AS a special fea-
ture, Mr.. Hill offers Jolly John Larkins
in impersonations of cab driver The
beauty chorus of twenty-five will be a
feature. The scenic production is elabo-
rate and the costumes handsome and in
good taste.
Evening star., 1915-11-04
German War Pictures.

The first motion pictures of actual
battle made from the German side tf
the war, under the authority of the
German and Austrian military COM
manders, it is announced, are to be ex-
hibited in this city all next week at
the Casino Theater, beginning Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. The exhibition
lasts an hour and half, and there Will
be continuous showing Of the films
until 1880 pm. Week days the show
opens at o'clock 1.-THE afternoon.
These pictures have been made by
Edwin F. Weigle, the photographer of
the Chicago Tribune, and are said to
include actual battle scenes not only
on the western line in northern France,
but in Galicia and Poland, and to show
part of the battle for the possession of
Przemysl and the fall of that strong
hold and Lemburg.
Under an agreement with the German
war Office officials, it is stated, Mr..
Weigle was permitted to make pic
lures along the battle lines and in the
interior of Germany and Austria, un-
der the stipulation that half of the
proceeds of the exhibition of the pictures
should be donated to the fund for Grip
pied and blind German and Austrian
soldiers. The pictures will be in Wash
ington but one week.
Evening star., 1915-11-04
LoeW's Columbia,

OF unusual interest is the announce
ment of the management of Loew's
Columbia Theater that the Jesse l..
Lasky Feature Play Company's produc-
ton of Carmen" with Geraldine Far
rar. the famous American prima donna,
pictured in the title role. will be the
featured attraction at that house all
of next week, beginning Monday after
noon.
Geraldine Farrar's portraiture in ac-
ton as well as in song of the tickle
but fascinating gypsy is one of. the
gems of the operatic world, and it's
transfer to the screen under the most
auspicious circumstances is regarded as
one of the biggest accomplishment in
Evening star., 1915-11-04
BRITISH PR|W COUNCIL
MEETING IS URGED
Baron St. Davids Would Have Full
Discussion of War
Situation.

LONDON, November 4.-Cabinet re-
Isponsibility. the conduct of the war and
the censorship were discussed, criticised
ana defended at a short sitting of the
mousse OF lords last evening.
baron st. Davids, who has gained a
reputation for outspokenness since he
became member of the upper cham
Der, started the discussion by demand
ing that full meeting of the privy
council, which is composed of some
hundreds of members from all parts Of
the empire, should be called to discuss
che present position of affairs.
Would "Scrap" Blunderers.
Unlike most of the critics of the gov
nave been better conducted by the late
liberal government than by the present
coalition. The late government. he said,
carried on the war with great vigor,
while, since the coalition was formed,
no extraordinary vigor was noticeable.
He declared that those who have made
mistakes should be "scrapped" and that
hereafter no man should be given Office
merely because Of former services or
rank or wealth.
Lord Willoughby de Broke declared
that Premier Asquith should be held
responsible for all mistakes.
eff Russia could get rid of Grand
Duke Nicholas in the middle of the war;"
he said, ENGLAND could get rid of AS
quith."
Evening star., 1915-11-04
ALL-DAY HOLIDAY APPROVED.
Mail Carriers Are Likely to Spend
THANKSGIVING at Home.

The recommendation of Postmaster
Chance that the morning delivery of
mail Thanksgiving day be suspended
SO as to permit the carriers to have
the entire day at their disposal meets
with the approval of the majority of
the board of directors of the Board
of Trade. A letter to this effect has
been sent to Mr.. Chance by Secretary
Cocker, who states:
''The majority of business houses are
closed for the entire day, and, in view
of the fact that mail will be delivered
at the carriers windows. we feel quite
sure that this will counteract any pos
sible objection that may be made to
your recommendation"
Evening star., 1915-11-04
ATTORNEY FOR PLANT ESTATE
Trustee of Late Bankrupt Author
lied to Employ D. W. Baker.

Justice Anderson has signed an
order authorizing Frederick A. Fen
ming, trustee Of the bankrupt estate of
Arthur G. Plant, the stockbroker, to
employ Daniel w. Baker as attorney
to establish any right that the bank
rupt might have against N. L. Car
penter & Co. The order was based on
a petition of the trustee, who was di-
rected by the creditors to investigate
a supposed connection between the two
firms. The relations. II any. are not
apparent from the papers.
Evening star., 1915-11-04
Various Forms
OF Headache

! "It is necessary in order to treat headaches
J properly to understand the causes which pro-
duce the Affection" says DIR. j. W. Ray of
BlocktOn, Ala. Continuing. he says: "Physi-
} clans cannot even begin the treatment OF
! disease without knowing what causes give
( rise to it. and we must remember that head
ache is to be treated according to the same
} rule. We must not only be particular to give
\ a remedy intended TO counteract the cause
which produces the headache, but We must
also give a remedy TO relieve the pain until
} the cause of the trouble has been removed.
! To answer this purpose Anti-kamnia Tablets
{ will be found a most convenient and salts
factory remedy. One tablet every one to
} three hours gives comfort and r-st In the
most severe cases of headache, neuralgia and
particularly the headaches of women
{ When We have a patient subject to regular
J attacks of sick headache, should caution
} him to kpep his bowels regular, for which
nothing is better than ''Actoids.'' and when
he feels the least sign of an oncoming at
J tack he should take two AK Tablets. Such
! patients should always be instructed to carry
( a few Anti-kamnia Tablets, to have
I them ready for instant use. These tablets
J are prompt In action. and can be depended
on to produce relief in very few minutes.
Ask for AK Tablets
( Antl-kamnia Tablets can be obtained at all
= druggists.