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BROOKLYN SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Frederick Everest Haight Will
Introduce her daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Gordon Haight, on Monday afternoon
AZ a reception between the hours OF =
and Z o'clock at her home. IL Monroe
Mace. In the group OF debutantes as
sisting will be the Misses Anne Thomn-
son. Adelaide Moffat. Constance Gray
Agnes de Selding, Lois Grace Smith.
Frances Dudley. Charlotte edward
Hubbard, Zorka Polak. Mary Praeger.
Nabe, Maxwell Coutts. Madeleine VAL
ent,ne Hallock. Mary Dunnell. Marion
Jefferson, Tracy Lyon. Laura Lyon OF
Brooklyn, Alice Halght. a cousin OF the
debutante: Helen Culver Kerr OF Man
haitian. Catharine McQuillan OF Ded-
ham, Mass. Katharine kipp or East
Orange and Margaret Pierson OF Pas
sale.
Mrs. Haight will he assisted by Mrs.
Charles Haight Of Manhattan. Mrs.
Thomas b.. Chapman OF Hartford. Mrs.
Glenworth Reeve Butler. Mrs. Henri
Halsted of Brooklyn and Mrs. Frederic
1ruslow OF Crawford.
The reception will he followed by n
dinner for the receiving party and an
equal number OF men. after which the
young people will attend the Christmas
dance at the Heights Casino.
MIS-. 1tTCN u. gray VIII pitbcht Hei
daughter. Miss Constance Gray. oil
Tuesday afternoon at a reception at her
home. 81 Garden place. The debutante,
who is a granddaughter Of Gen. and
Mrs. Horatio c. King. will have receiv-
ing with her the Misses Adelaide Mof-
fat. Elizabeth Haight. Margaret Ager.
Zorka Polak. Druscilla Cravens. Mabel
Maxwell Cousts, Lois Grace Smith,
Frances Dudley. Mary Praeger, Anne
Thompson. Florence McGregor Sheldon,
Marie Dorsey. Charlotte Edwards Hib-
bard. Frances Turner, Jane Litchfeld.
Helen Culver Kerr and Esther Norton OF
Manhattan and Louise Phillips Freeman
of Cincinnati. After a inner dance
at the Gray home the party will at
ten Miss Polak's dance at the Heights
Casino.
Miss Margaret Aeer. daughter Of Or.
and Mrs. Louis Curtis Ager Of 1877 Clin-
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ny JANE DIXON.
4 LOW me, madame, joost n
leetle kiss on de hand.

LIOW me madame, iOOSt one
n Iee,,e kiss on de hand.
~ A-a-b. madame. YOU are 20
b-e-a.u.,if,l 20 Magnitude,
,o.,o.zo-ab madame what ees Get
= car nav RI one 20 lofe,y,"
~ vnu haye heep uhi,;pe awav n
,o,, iSIo ho,rs IN tho idlinr nlaces of
a,,r han,,, ,itt,a ci,y this winter you
hayo heara such a hit NJ no,ite conver-
"",s,r aama,hira ,,.r,, s,mi,.r to u
Uavhan i, has even been aimed at
yn,",b,t Won have thrilled To the
nrass,ra -, Snort,v mustached Inns
ag,irSt tho hack ~ what Won have
h,,har,o ragor1ed no inst a hand.
~, 90 ,ha nositiva osser,ior that the
uanners customs in fact the entire
otwosnbore ~ tho ,dling n,aces are
changirc needs no elucidation. But
for tho nereft of those WIZ have not
.een tho change or seeing il. have
mot ohserved he II hereby known that
such , change ia going on right now.
rh,n,s are he;rp done in ,d,inp nlaces
,bat nc short a time as a wear ago
would have drawn down the loud
~,fYaw
It,s those roreipn chaps yon know.
ubo arc waking over o,r manners.
rha u,ar IN E,rona has son, thorn to
nc in Nocks They are here for every
reas on from pennv pencils to million
dollar loans. II is thew who have in
yaded orr restaurants. our theatres.
orr thes dansants with customs here
tofore believed 70 belong only 10 the
pares Of romantic fiction. No use try
ing 10 laugh them down. They have
n system which cannot be beaten.
II has a polish like n prize piano.
Reside II the crude attempts Of the
native horn TO indulge in gallantry
look like the gambols of a baby
"hippo."
There is the hand kissing custom,
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tin Norman Palmer president. debated
the subject. Resolved. that Profit Shar-
ing Is a Benefit to Employer and En-
ployee." Ii was by Mrs. Ad-
olson j. Rothermel. Speakers for the
affirmation were Miss Sara A. Palmer
and Mrs. Il. V. Lawrence. Those on
the negative side were Mrs. Anna w.
Woodford and Mrs. Minnie Ewell. A
paper on current events was read by
Miss Winifred Goldsmith. and the par
liamentary law drill was conducted by
Mrs. C.. NJ. Mcconnell. Reports Of the
General Federation were read by Mrs. II.
Mcclellan Wade and Mrs. Frank kitton.
At the luncheon given recently by
Mrs. A. q. Learned. SO Gramercy Park.
the guests included Mrs. Gertrude Ather-
ton. Mrs. Jessica l.ozier Payne, Mrs.
benjamin Prince. Mrs. Florence Guertin
futile. Mrs. Alfred Wagstaff. Jr.. and
Mrs. Marian OK. The literary luncheon
was followed by Il reception, to which
about fifty additional guests were asked.
They included Mrs. Ogle. Miss Bret
Harte. Miss Belle Green. col. Tarafa OF
Havana, Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Post,
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Copyright, 1915. by Life Furnishing co.
Miss Julia Gross. Mrs. Philip Frank Kar-
tel, Mrs. Henry Dronet, Mrs. Arthur FL
liot Fish, Mrs. Louis Fischer. Mrs.
Powers and Mrs. Albert Theodore
Weston.
Elaborate preparations are being made
by the Eclectic for the celebration Of its
twentieth birthday on January l2 at the
Waldorf Astoria. on which occasion men
friends of the members will be present.
Reservations for tables may he made to
Mrs, Darwin Walter Truss. chairman Of
the luncheon. col West 1l5th street.
A Christmas dance will be given on
Tuesday evening at the Hotel Gotham.
by Light Horse Harry Lee Society, Chill
dren OF the American Revolution. for the
benefit of the scholarship maintained
by the society in the Southern Industrial
Association. The entertainment will bc
under the patronage of Mrs. VILLA
X. stewart, Mrs. Homer Lee, Mrs. Jo-
seph A.. Enslow. Mrs, Ralph A.. ANA
dor. Mrs. Robins A. Lau. Mrs. John J.
Fields, Mrs. Simon Baruch. Mrs. VIII.
lam f. Fitch, Mrs. Augustus c. Co-by,
Mrs. w. Vinson, Mrs. Herbert s. Brown
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phia. and chairman of membership COM
mittee. Miss Helen Gillespie. The mod
orator is Mgr. Michael j. Lavelle.
Music and decoration made an appro-
pirate holiday season topic for discus
sion at the meeting on Wednesday last
at the Waldorf-Astoria Of the Eclectic,
Miss Florence Guernsey. president. The
chairman OF the day was Mrs. John Rob-
ert stanton. who was assisted by Mrs.
Lawrence +. Braine. They arranged a
delightful programme. which included a
talk on Customs OF the scandinavian
People at the Christmas Season by Mrs.
Fries. Christmas carols and groups Of
songs by Mrs. Tyler Dutton and Miss
Helen Dutton. During the luncheon some
charming folk dances were done by the
Misses Thorpe. The tables were dec
Grated with holly and poinsettias. At
| the presidents table were Mrs. Louis
william Stotesbury. Mrs. John Francis
Eawger. Mrs. Fries. Mrs. Simon Baruch.
Mrs. G~uggenheim. Mrs. EldrIdge J.
Moore, Mrs. Albert Garfield Bage. Mrs.
George Walter Newton. Mrs. William
Jerome Toomey, Miss Lulu NJ. Clark,
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ton street. will make her debut on
Thursday afternoon. The receiving
party will include the Misses Ruth
jerks, Elizabeth Thayer. Charlotte Ed
wards Hibbard. Mary rraeger, Mabel
Coutts. Adelaide Moffat, Anne Thomp-
son. Constance Gray, Emily Goethe.
Florence Sheldon. Zorka Polak. Lois
smith. France Dudley, Mary Easily and
Ruth Easily of Glen Ridge. n. T., and
Lorraine Follett and Lillian Folle,t OF
Stratford, Conn. After dinner tho re-
ceiving party will attend the second
Junior Assembly at the Heights Casino
Miss Louise Phillips Freeman. daurh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w Winans Free.
man Of Cincinnati but formerly oe
Brooklyn. who Is to make her debut on
Saturday. January I, will have in her
receiving party the Misses Evelina
Gleaves Of Washington, u. C.; Phyllis
Gale OF Montgomery, Ala. Gertrude
Hopkins Of Fort ~Ieavenworth. Ellen
Lawson McClung OF Knoxville. Tenn;
olivia ONeal of Birmingham. Ala.
Louise Gran OF Shields, Pa: Ella Nav
Thomas OF Manhattan, and from BROOKE
lyn Margaret Ager. E:unlce Beccher.
Mabel Maxwell Coutts, Josephine CAR
penter, Mary Dunnell. Emily Goethe.
Zorka Polak. Charlotte Edwards Ulb.
49, NUN JeHhS. NIdUelelnc Valentine
Haliock, Florence McGregor Sheldon,
Lois Grace Smith, Frances Drake Smith.
Agnes de Selding and Winifred Wood.
man.
Miss Eleanor Whiting Evans. dauch.
ter or Mr.. and Mrs. Henry CLAY Evans
OF 30 Montgomery place. who was grad.
uated from Berkeley las. spring. will
make her initial bow to society on
Thursday afternoon. The reception will
be followed by a dinner dance. and NJ
10 80 O'Clock Mrs. Evans will take the
entire party down to the second Junior
Assembly at the Heights Casino.
Tuesday evening will be marked by
the large dance which Or. and Mrs. John
Osborn Polak are to give for their
debutante daughter. Miss Mary Osborn
Polak. who was introduced to society
at Thanksgiving. The dance Is to take
place at the Heights Casino.
The annual Cinderella dance. which
was started seven years ago by Mrs.
James Guthrie Shaw. will take place
Wednesday evening under practically
the same patronage as In former years.
Thursday will bring the second Junior
Assembly. for which the committee IN
! barge includes the Misses Althea Gihh.
Ruth Calender. Louise Ruxton, Jessie
Hopkins, Jean Murray and wallace
Chauncey. Almet +. jerks. Richardson
Pratt n Dean Kalbheisch.
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a Christmas tree and dinner for the
children of the East Side Clinic for
Women and Children. DIR. Adelaide Nc
council. founder and president. will he
given tomorrow at the institution. II
VIII he under the direction Of Or. and
Mrs. William Specht and Mrs. +. Mac
Donald Sinclair. together with the off,
GERS and members. VINO will serve as
patronesses.
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A dinner and dance will be given in
honor of Miss Cora Young on Tues
day by hsr parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Sloan Young. at their home,
Is Riverside Drive.
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A dance will be given tomorrow eve
ming at the Gotham by Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Fields OF SIS West End
venue for their daughter. Miss .&.nne
Victoria Fields.
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At the Plaza tomorrow evening the
last OF the series Of dances known as the
Holiday Dances will be given. The pat
ronesses are Mrs. Michael j. MulQueen.
Mrs, Joseph J. O'Donohue, Jr., Mrs.
John j. Radley. Mrs. Thomas Z. MUIR
ray Mrs. Joseph Conron. Mrs. James A.
Farrell and Mrs. Alfred ]. johnson.
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nary 10, when they will see alone at
Last
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Miss Margaret AGer. daughter Of Or.
md Mrs. Louis Curtis Ager Of 1877 Gin
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Tuesday evening will he marked by
the large dance which DR.. and Mrs. John
Osborn Polak are to give for their
debutante daughter. Miss Mary Osborn
Polak. who was introduced to society
at Thanksgiving The dance Is to take
place at the Heights Casino.
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SeIbeumiitbise attafe Der pOluiideh
9egiDn1re.

Der rg3as" ber0ffentlidt aug auluB
Der GGmpfs in 8ebarabien ben folgenbeu
gefebI bes aommanbos Der 2. Brigade
Der polnifden 2seionen, in peldem es
inter dnoerem heibt: y9ie 9erbdltniht
fprbertea bas Mitpirfen Der Sdoalleris
BET QngriFfen auf berfdau3te fsiHblids
poiiiioutn. Die Qufgdbe. ipeIae Der ads
nolerie Sufiel, mar feline lei1te; fe puroe
aber bura bic 2. Gstabron inter BEN
&emmdnbo bes Aittmeiiters Mafonit3,
Der babel ben 9sloentod fanb, 10 gldn5enb
burtgffibrt, bdB bic 81 1iGte dhnlide
8siIpiele ii6erli9 ni9t tenut. Die Gss
tabron ii6erritt brei fir 5lantirunss3pede
biensnbe unb tbeiIpsife beTssts G9ubens
srdben unb dttddirte Johann NIT unoers
gltiflihsm Mutb unb 9pbesberahtuns
bic ungefd1r 3tpsi Gtlorneter LANCE Saupts
lte1ung bes Geinbes, inbsm tie porfpdrts
ftirmte trob Itarten 9epehrs, artiaeries
unb observation-disclosures. Dieie attads
pirb in Der @e14i4te Der 2esiDnen ais
f4r BE Shat bsr &aoa[erie berepiat tpers
ben. aae Sbeilne1mer am angriff tpers
ben gu ullerbOditeu aus3siduungen eins
geeeben tperben."
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essen HAumisl fetasi IA a. alp
Hia MhssHsAit W. mata
hiisai ask III a .naNf k1sif
MI 81 tfHlltsa lftI sitlfl set sali
NiiH tpnttH fts aat TltsiAlHl
.ttHlHf Neb skn lflnt tNifM Wtiisa uhs
lsaksfn tist lmnlsb AiaH Asgemml
.sA 81 Jlak8at Sc M 1ae
th HtaiHF WtftHttt tit bffhill
RnAahmu hHki kinN ono BE Al
GIN a ati fah hlHt tnlltt Htllas
.tHHa ia Nv lsbs filt Ia "a ww
tnH fHig Hgitl ahEffllalia ME Tlats
in RitfH alis lot Nshk ipiiHaasluAim
tpfA Ttttftftaat. Htlt8et uhk Was
Nlnfnaariau sen tfn nmaieltn ltgfs
.uemmtn, bic Az Gin iitt non htn
NeHhNlftm tif aEiafHslat MtttpH Al
.rem Ffaainiienatsn HtaHlulb BE ia.
laht5untitia be Mahaslana BON atnes
.ptn Ba Nufttuttseeftsllont ben aapes
ltans taa nlmawtitn ben ben ntaHsptn.
'hh Maloaflianariili npH BEN RaHfa. Aar
.htt HHhaMlHna ren Htitftm III TOTE
|hamt Erilnbana llnt aoh ems BAT Set
mhihs Cttrh pitatHHi DE elfat ibtt
bic 8nHn fnb bon btn Dtuildsa BEN
JaPanttH nahatdbmll
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fta welF Mntgn as ia
saf tt MNlgfHA Wlaf
ait sii hsllslAN VA tfafa llsi st
.fiasf paelfaa aftlilH aht 2lilH llaf
saNu nlfHf 4. BE- tfH H4i{tf mii
a RfhtiNlsaH ain " Gtal l1as sYfi
mliNiN @iA Nj m
MMWh tlfist elltsflrH4 fsA Nii{t
tAI #ifim 1Nf4IH rIii
aHs Nflfeai silaAsn ncitfa Nntiuf fii
a rii miH lat Htl tsf wat flS
ltn MeilaAaae Hhallln Set .paliH
MsAblt tah kH ltnm ilat aMt Mbtlfa
Tsst. Va ~ htm Ntlfag tla Waie IHt
titastHatuHa pHHfh1N aah bic tsra
wiHntftln SEE ubfN @fkf tinlt Hatllh +.
iiatH WtgilHlaaHa Hutbt Nea hft a.
tlllhfA Observation-Disclosures uaski h.
bah hN glall#fn WtttlmEN titigt
r8uV ni}mali attlnaif Wdttii sls Ss0
ntahh rta 1aa kat mahi W.n00 nfts.
In Menat Eat Fnb feline a~nadRinbin
9iHtta. itaetta asibill4 ithslntult
8dhltn.
nds ttdm neg. but atttilf, trFfl
Hhb ltibii. bas mil iriutm Hluit BE DIS,
ttn be- Adlulanhts pfritdleiai. bari ptt.
lanotu, bab NOR q ben bltIim idIlm.
mm Ghnatm hglttit. gAahlllh BIZ
@hladiftlnW Fnb Mot hasu bd, Rob
mon an ibrsm Adabs ben MuiLoam aut,
bIfnn8l.
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Watipna(e M~etaQiammlnna.

Die Sbdtisteit Der RationaIen Metans
Iammlung 1T nunmehr absefdlofen.
Ru4 qb5ue aIsr nntofen OerbIeibt Elm
Reinsrtrdgnis bon runb Nt. IS 900. Die
fer geirag fault Der ariegsfHrIorgs 3u
unb fol- gu Sumter srbolunssbebirftiger
uub eefdbrOeter aris9ertinber 9ertun.
bung finben. bann dber duh au Graies
bunssbeibiIfsn an Iolde GumiIisn bsrans
se3ogen t~psrOen, BEL benen inrolge 2ooes
ober SnboIibitdt bss Grudbrers ben Sin.
bern nidt mebr Der GduIbeIud ODER bic
8erufsausbiIbuug gepdhrt tperben fam,
bic urfpriingli9 boreefehen mar. gs fei
nod eripdhnt, bdB bic abgslieFerten Sc
esnitdnbe an folde Girmen abgeaebsH
rurbeu, bsren MstalbeTtdnbe beidlags
nabmt Iinb unb bic ii9 dubsrbem bers
pfli9tet hatten, bdb bic Saden einges
f9mol5sn uno nur fir 2r~iegsauftrdge
@sripenbung finbeu tperben. Die @psns
Der unb ale, bic ihrs 9ienie bieIer @ers
uuftultune our @erfiigung ffsaten, bdben
bic 9enugtbuung an einem patriottf9en
Wert mitgearbeitet au baben. Dies gilt
ndmentlid aud fit bic Sdulsn, beren
8ei9ilfe pefsntlia gum Gelingen Der Ger
anftaItung btisetrugen bat.
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m,il h a. plu nrfat hallrn.

Gin Gtiiitt bgr gnnsttnsu bsr &C.
mtinbt HrlthrihsboF bti 9aruib bate ia,
In tintm %etmtiuIamtn EirdIbriuhgn
Iptasn 8ulpihtrbanbIung etatu bic Bun,
Notwithstanding gum Sdnbe BON
GrnteoDrrathgn ppr Der Qolsbdmer
@traftammsr sa n%erdntpcrsfn. Gie
grunbbeHbsr hdlttn auF loren atdcrn
mtbr aIs sinsH 3tntnsr 6dfsr bro Moren
aefdt, pahreuO eas @sisb muir sintinhdlb
Doppel8sninsr pro 6estar srlaabt. Die
aht Nngtllagign berliherten ibereiniims
meno, bah bic mooriae ftpar3s Gros
tbrer @tgtnb mt6r Gudt bsdufpride unb,
Inn pds Suateut Don llntraut Hiht dbers
pudern 3u IaItH. mehr psritrtui per6en
mtBts. Sin ghsiI Der Rornsr wurbs ourt
Wilo uub Gdlansn aufgessbrt. Der
Stdatsannalt b%eaRtraete il 20 Mlart
@tIbtrafs. Die angetlaeten fuaren is6of
Der Mtinuug, bab is ireiseiprodtn pers
ben miibten, neil fe bdnt ibrer Qusfadi
ben fd0niten 6aferifano in Der 6elbmari
aufipeiisn ionnten. Die gotsbamer
Straftdmmer bsrurtbeilte feds Der Qnae-
nasten gu Der MinOeitItrdfe pDn ie brsi
Wiort unter 9eriidiidtisung Der 3naness
lage, in Der ie ii9 befaHbsH.
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NtrErrlItr bon NIarmnnhrlhltn.

Su Btaaiftl6 laaitu lot Bunbtrtat
gttiidls UNI, iibtr ptl5t Biz 3sllanatn
nsuia Fprtdtn, ilbtr bic fh obtr guTap
0trpo uuirtai ntrpe tabtti 70 btFila
DisitHissn, iptlht nlarmirtube @srilhlt
usiirtneH, baB sr btboutgi, bab niht
mtbr Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bluiian
anathenlsns btftebt. itns Gpots, no man
ale Ntrbddtigtn aufa S6afiosb fanpts.
Ruh BET .@uery %iotiaIt" sebtn geriidts
um, bah In paris 1raum Dor 6unatr
ittrben. oaB arbsitsr rotbt Gobueu Be-
ulmtrassn Il. I. 10. 5srbe trsdhlt. bab
i'm Dspartsmeut arbehe 8rauen, bon ben
@eiitIihen aufesiiatelt. ibren ebemdns
nern seidrisben BADEN ioueu. baB in Qds
ris uaO aRosren erobtn Gtd6ien Repos
lutiou orobe. Sn dn6eren geaenDen
Grantreids oertinbe man bic Riidtebr
sum aoniefbum. 6erbe berfihsrt. bdk
g i'm Snnern Grdntreids Geinbe oebe,
bic pieletht furdtbarer ieien oIs bic,
seeen peIde bic fran5SII9en 6plbaien
an ber GrOHt tdmpftn.
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serbiens Grih5pfnna.

Die r0isnsr Qaeemeine 3sttung" mel
bet aus Sofia; Rlira Dor allsbru9 oes
arieges 8pii6en StaIien unb 0eferrsi6s
unearn rittete Der 3ar Elm sigen9dnbisss
Shrsiben an ben 4oHia Deter Dpn Gers
bien. 5n bieltm Brief tbeitte Der Gar
benz a6nis nit. bab nunme6r bas Gin
greifen StaIiens IN ben DeItfrieg fiber
iei. ST forbsrte ban a5nis auf bafir
6orss al tragen, bdB gleid3eitig nit Der
artegsertIdrung Staliens gesen DETER
reidsllnsarn cine heftige isrbiide Gffms
iibe geeen bic bobaburgifde Monarhie in
4ngriff genommen toerbe. G6nig Better
6eaninortete hieIes Ghreiben b%erneinenb.
CT s%rfldrte, tr fibIe ii9 tief unalidli4,
benz MunIds bes 3arsn ni9t Golge IeiItsn
gu %f6nRsn; ALIEN bic ierbifds qrmse babe
10 erObe 4srluite %erlittsn, leibs nod im>
mer 70 Isbr urter Seuderl, berfige iiber
10 aerinae @orrdtbe an Munitipn unb
ariessm1terial, bab RE anfna6mt elmer
trdftigen Offenlipe gu elmer 9ataitropbs
tperbsn tOnntt. Gs Eel ibm uRmoglid,
bafiir bic 9srantportuHs ST. abernebmeH.
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pias safrhfilW uht illtt Htrfat IN
@m mfahbtita pau Nastn dHlal 80
fllatt wttaflaiaaia tslsbgahl natan
Hm Hshaighlai ulhhH hbst 6hltb
vlvtHgin IN hgm ptt wssthttlta uheltt
Eta tseWIbfan mll hfm Rianalsa Qua.
az Ieaals mh pWlnsHl b WaHltulisi
an Nott. nh BliHN Niht q der
hsm @6leh mituu tltilsu aas @atftn
b0m tlntn asektn @lsauk itiiatt Aias
mtH binak stg lMHfsfalb hs 5Hiehs
hstalna hisbaFitt us Ne nllntt I'll
Noo,nsres ianbsitu. tftltlltn "a Gin,
eiulabuua bts c~tabbtueps ins Shlsh.
otr Ft 1sIat Itlftltn. Vim asnb btk
Itibtn 9aa,s trTain Gin autil,s nlugs
iua utsr Ghlab ektatin DIE btlbln
9niaHtu. bic CkrlmlnunlR qdua unb
God pdrftn siu Vadgt btsob, IN bsm Fd
tin Gintnirars kfauh. Die blduptibt
@hltiIt hts aransts trua Bic Mihmnua:
Gin hnNrifder wIiidpuria aus BEN
GtIbt. DbtrIeutnaut Gang, 0btrImtHanl
9od."
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Gin spciter 9luie

6ddBminifter Garcano erftattete Dem
anni8 i'm 5~duptqunrtisr geridt. 0sl
90nig 5eiste aud i'm bonn 9burme bon
aquiIeiu bas ioartenbe SrieH. (Se6er
Ioaif bn bas seIobte 2an6, dbsr ni6t Fl.
neintommenD
uebri9ens mirb in 9om bereits fir eint
Der Staot Srieft Sit fdentenbe italieniIdt
SABINE @eIo eefammsft. in Surin fir Elm
sleides Geident an 9rient uno in Glo.
reH6 fir Elm ioIdes an Cara. Die Gtdbtt
5rieFt, 9rieHt unO Sara folen aber Dor.
ldufig fein 8erIansen mad elmer neueu
8lagge haben: bic ate ift nod lange gui
9enug.
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Bother. SalGnunb sdmmd.

Inter gorIb Der Gr1u Grobabmtrnl b.
9irptb bat f6 In Berlin Elm aommittes
sebilOet, bos fid bic Qufgdbs ftslt, in 8es
tonung Der @afisnbrubnIdaft ben
tirtiinen Rotbsn 5albmOnb gu untsr.
ItiBen. iran Bat bur9 bds Gntgsgens
tommen elmer Gabrit rei8enbs tteine 6albs
MONDE, QobeIn unb aubdnser uhfsrtieen
laFen, bic ais ab3sifen sstragen nerbeu
f1nneH unb gum grsiIs bon / Mart Ders
fauTt psreeu. Die ginnabmsn gebsn benz
Rptben 9dlbmonO 5a, unb maj hOffi, i'm
bdmit fiji ben Qusfaa an engltf9en uHb
amsritaniIden llntsritisaBgen gu sntf2ds
bisen. bic i'm 9~aItantrieg 70 rsi4lif
fIoHsn.
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Die unaarifde aefprbernte.

G6mmtIite ungarii9e 9lGtter hsfpres
den bic dHsstiinoigts RstOrbernte BON
45.9 MiIionen Metsr3sntner Mei8eu ess
gen 1854 Miaiousn i'm gprjabre. 6ie
srtIdren, Der Grntefegsn mode bic Auss
bungerungspIdns Der Beinbe gu G9oHben.
Der 1lnttrf8isb sessu bic b%orjdbrige Gage
liege ni4t ALIEN in Der grobersn Msn9s
Der 8robfru6t lonbern BARN, 6aB man
infoias Der GrfahraHgsn bes arttgsia1res
selsrHt babe, ben gsrbrau9 augsmeTH
Sa ressIn-
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Ter HnaebHIbiae glnbreas Sufer.

Die Merdner Siabtpertpaltung Bat Elm
fd0nes anbrsassS ofersD entmal srridtet,
oeTen gnibiduns ober bnrd ben arise
binous9sfdoben tuerbeH mubts. So Ideini
4nbras 9ofer dber nidt gspdBt gu bas
ben. 70 nit berbunoenen Qugen ba3us
ftsben. pdbrsub feline lieben 9iroIer brau.
BeH sinen nsuen Greibeitstampf ansfe9s
ten. Ct pinidts fih sintn Gturm, unt
Der fam aud BAH. mari flint bic 8rets
terperldaIuns auseinanbsr un6 nun
fdaiIt Der treue 6ofer obne FsisrIids gnts
biGuns auf feline 8srse, BON peldlen ber
Stuben Der 9iroler S6iben luItig aaI
bic OkrEdt9sEiI4sa @sI9sn lRagt, ]
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@idfe6r bel peridIeppten oisrenEen.

lin bic Ridfebr Der bon ben RuHen
aus Ofpreuben In bas Snnere aublanos
fOrtssfi5rtsn 9euti9en 6erbei3nfabren,
finb bersiis Dor GINGER 3eit gerbanoluns
gen nit Der rulfi4en Regierung anges
tniipft tporOen. 9ieIe g~erhdnblungen
itebsn iest Dor ibrem 4bI9luFe unb es 1T
gu bOffen, bob biz Riidtebr Der fortses
Fubrtsn 3ipilperionsn fiA in abis6barsr
3sit srm0sIiden Iaiisn tpirb.
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Die its6erpadnna Der sdipeiser gpf.

Der 8erner r8unb" beIeudtet ben
uebelfdnb, unier peIfem audi Der
.S9pei3er @ei9aftsberte6r enpfinbIid
leioet, baB bic tr~iegFHbrenben Gtaaten
aud ieinen 9rtefperte6r nadA ben lbers
ieeiiden 2dnbern Der Ggufar u~ttertDerfen.
gs Idufen 3ablreide !aldam elm. Goadr
.9eidIofene 9riefidde. f%ogendnnte adrtsn.
i9fihe. DerOen in geldncon, 8oloanu
uip. ee6ffnet. Die 8ef9perben, bic bon
Der S8pei5er Disqualification fonie auf
oiplomdtif4em Mege erboben purben,
fotten ni4t ben minbefen grfoIq. Die
antiport mar nit einigen abdnberunqen
INNER bieieI6s. baB bic militdrif6en Sns
isreRen ~segeHfpdrtig alein ~maBeebenb
feten unb bic 8ibilbe60rben teiuerlei Be-
fusnis befdbsn, ab8ubelfen.
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9er aBnia er6alt Marfdannab.

Min9en. II. Stuff. 0sute gors
mittag smpfing Der a0nig in feierIi6er
aubien5 ben beute fraB aus Berlin elm
getroffeHen q~bgeTanbtsn bes oeuflden
aaiIers, @snsrnloberiten unb Oberbefeblss
bdber in ben Marteu. Observation-Disclosures
b. aefel, Der Elm 6aHbfdreibsn bss aais
fer3 ibsrbrd6te unb benz &Snig ben ibnl
bonn aaiier b~srlisbenen GsIbmarIddaftab
iiberreihte.
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meide spenbe arnpp .. euhIens.

9err arupp bon 8obltn fifttts $1,000
Warf fir gcbes unb 9esinFettionsfpastn
bes SFheeres, 25,000 mart fir parms
ltntsrileiDuns unb 10000 Mart fir Dis
atrulmaHsr. Die gIeife Summe f~tifteten
bic aruppfden Bertanseb0rissn.
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eiat wm nfgtsfHhg tg IA i9alP.
HfHHial t1 a
Hisss halammfalial Wlfaih ga sEs'
NJ NsiHi laaahaagfaft fan HH "a.
W8lilAaf N Wa W gtf "a Wat
.tfsaunAtaa & Va cylt qus1
wHiHnMHs st tsffsfnss -
mpfeta az atlNaiHfaltA
sen % 3 tfla ttiatlblit.