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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
THREE TREES AT BELLEVUE.
DR.. Perry to Emerge From Chin
ncy and Distribute Gifts.

Both the grownups and the children
in Bellevue Hospital are going to have
q jolly time On Christmas Day If sew
"ral kindly disposed men and women
have anything to do with II.
Three Christmas trees will cheer the
sufferers In various wards ~ the hos
pi,ul The biggest, a forty foot giant.
VIII stand In the bellevue garden. and
the Rev " f. Crockor. with "A choir
from the Episcopal Church Of the Epiph-
any, win lead IN" services this afternoon.
Miss iyonu" GOurd of 81 West Twelfth
street has provided a smaller tree for the
cnildrers ward and Or. Perry. the ward
physician, viii come down an artificial
chimney CARRIED rs Santa Claus and dia.
trlhui" The presents she has provided A
'hlrd ire" VIII stand on the floating hos
piitl for l20 Tuberculosis patients "A, the
fcui ui East Twenty eighth street.
Mrs. Nillitm Adam Dclano YESTERDAY
mi twenty little boys and girls who
hnve been patients in Bellevue to q
Christmas party at heg home, l3l Las,
Tht Iy.siXth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
TO MAKE LOANS TO FIREMEN
Emergency Fund IncorPOrnt ton
Approved by Court.

To assist tho officers and men Of the
uniformed force OF the New York Fire
Department IN obtaining loans for jus,
debts without submitting themselves To
the clutches Of the loan sharks the New
York Firemen's Emergency Fund, Inc,
was approved for Incorporation yesterday
hy supreme Court Justice Edward q.
whitaker. The names of Lewis l..
Clarke. president OF the American Tx
change National Bank James NJ.
Leopold, Herbert y. Armstrong. Col.
n. Il. Thurston and william Bruce
Brown appear on the papers.
The i~ncorporatOrs viii meet next
Tuesday to elect "A board OF five civilian
directors and TO rat,fy the selection OF
the following Fire Department officials
as az advisory committee Comm's-
eioner Robert Adamson, deputy Com
m%!ssioncrs w. HofIeu Weeks and
Richard t. Laimheer chief John Ken
Ion and Deputy Chief Thomas Lally.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
NO GRIP EPIDEMIC HERE.
Health COmmissiOner Says Con.
ditiOns Are Normal.

DR.. Haven Emerson. Health Com
missioner. reiterated his belief yester-
day that there was no danger of an
epidemic OF grip occurring in this city.
During the past four weeks" said the
Commissioner, "the number of eases of
influenza has not increased to a notice
able degree. \ few more cases of pucu-
MONA II respiratory ailments always
develop al this time OF year. Though
Health Departments in the West report
many cases, l consider that this h. no
more than the usual seasonal increase
as u result Of inclcment weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
RESTS DEFENCE HOPE
IN TRAINING BOYS
Huidckopcr Asks Women TO
Aid Military Courses in
All schools.

P.ophcsyluE That this country would
,,rt % Ice called ou 10 pit IT. system
Of defence against that Of another ma
iior. Frederick lIuldckopor, military
writer and founder ~ the Army League
~ o., United States, # W~ashirston.
to.i tlc women Of the National Special
All society. at q meeting at 597 Ftfth
ayerue Yesterday, that Americas only
hope was I'm them.
only through uur schools" he said,
team our people be trained to defence
and II tests with sou 10 sea that we
pog,' r!gnt with the boys"
M. NGidekoper gave a gloomy ac-
count Of national preparedness, proving
% his audience 10y means OF "A map OF
the United states that a very small sea
could invade the part OF the coun-
'rv where the lu.st wealth the
greatest number of muuition factories
ar. concentrated. lie declared that the
regular army should %. greatly tn
creased and that every male citizen who
uo,s.sscd the physical qualifications
~houid q" compelled 10 serve a certain
number Of wears IN the army or navy.
WHY should ~ be r!sking his llfe
IN battle while I stay nj home and make
money go 40 asked, "No, the only fair,
the only safe way is 10 have all men
trained To- defence. The citizens of this
country have 10 right to ask IL 10 pro-
tect them unless they are willing to give
their services ina return"
Mr~. William Alexander. president OF
the Nltioul! special Ad so Lefty, said
% few words about the plan ~ the or
gau,zat.ou for getting military training
INTO the schools. \ meeting Of head
masters II Boys private schools near
New York will SOW h" called. II will
g., addressed by Malur-oieN. Leonard
Wood. and will consider ways and means
II Is hoped that ST Pauls School
AT Concord can hc used as = training
ANN. The society does not hope Ut
present TO do anything with the pub
schools. but expects to get the train
ing into them in time By way ~ the
nrINAfn S.hnols.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
MRS. SHEPARD GIVES GOLD.
Eagles Distributed AmOug station
pIo,ces NJ Tarrytown

T~AnRYroNN, \. Z. Dec, 23.-Mrs,
Finley J. shepard played santa CLAUS
early this year. She sent to Tarrytown
10y EoT superintendent to-day $40 gold
pieces for distribution among the sta
ton employees, the telephone girls and
he telegraph operators at ~Tarrytowr
and lrvingtoD.
The sold iIiecHs We're enclosed IN q
small facsimile jcwe. case, on the inside
cover Of which was printed
Il wish YOU a very merry Nmas
and scnd gift rs well,
Bat leave 1t to this little watch tvs hiding
place to tell"
On lifting NJ the face Of tho watcl
a $40 gold piece was found. Ncarl,
thirty gold pieces were distributed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
REDDY TO LOSE JOB
IN tanned WALL St.
stock Runner Familiar in Dis.
trict 81 Years Recalls haN
Of Mad Scramhlc>.
NO EASY XMAS MONEY

"sure. heard about ''" .t'r.
Rcdiy. tAe boo;blaca. who has usnt..
millions OF dol ays worth Of r'to..h.
stock certificates ior hanHars d.l DID,.
kers in the financial district, y .,1 81, .
asked II he know tina, the ree'ut -..s
of the governors Of tho S,oHr "a .
IN regard to "a d'strioutnr ue ..:,s
of the stock Lxchonge c'eu,.gg asr,
meant that some OF til stock -....
in Wall Street would lnd tn,r...v.
without jobs.
Reddy, who has been wei. known 4,
the financial dist~ic; Tor hffy.ute can
Is a well built. sunny faced '~rt.,.!g
and hag as his sigma. exploit The ..a.s
ing Of the boots OF sutn percentages a.
Jim Fisk and jay Gould btet BE- .a
..t,my days whon Wal street a.,...s-.
and manipu!aiori were .ay. e.
t!te!r gifts and tips tnAn Is tho CO...
to-day.
what will you do now" Reidy a,
asked.
Go back to shin'n' shoe ori e..
smiling reply. and then no tli.I. o..
some other busirese
When kcidy hra, maIo Bile ar,.-
ancc IN Wall street afty eve vro-s al.
things In general. no admit. w.- ~.
quit" ag efficiently conducted d. .he
are now.
I'm those days" he paid. there va So.
any such thing as d e.o-N ,'.N,r TIE.
The boys used 10 gel the prise, ~ it.
board and run them around % me l.ssr
ent Offices. They were called a.. ~.
pushers' and the fellows Who ma. III.
best successes were tho onca uto com,
run tho ~idstcst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
Nystery play AT BronINiue.

The village Of B~rouxNllla which
adopted the community Christmas last
year.. IS this year adding n Christmas
mystery play. ~ which about $50 resi-
dents will take part. The play ST..
he given on a slopinc hillside ov,ciuus-
ing the village square, At : 30 T.. VI.
this cN,niug.
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When santa Claus comes 5tnelins
down from his top O. tho world work.
shop ,o-nigh; he will and some OF the
biggest and w%iliinges. hands OF voiun-
teer helpers that ever tried L make a
Christmas merry. All over tho city
men and women with the spirit OF
Christmas In their hearts nav got to-
esther to make the day q little brighter
than II might otherwise be for those
to whom Christmas is too often an
empty word.
There will be trees flaming with light
to which the entire city IL invited 10
20 and MAKE merry. thousands of din
ners for homes In which good dinners
are a novelty, and so many wagon loads
OF presents that all the herds or REIN
deer In the world might md them q
heavy load.
one OF the ~liveliest organizations TO
carry gifts In aid of old Mr. Claus Is
tho society of Santa Clausessee. actresses
who Will see to 1t that hundreds OF little
stockings hung hopefully in DR. AIRY tehe-
ments are filed with amusement. They
will start out al II O'Clock and drive 20
ne~ighborhoods or the lower East ana
West sides.
II Is a long Jump from there down TO
Marine Hospita! or Staten Island. where
the odd fellows who have ollowed the
sea all their lives will have a bit "
Christmas cheor given through tho KIND
ness of Mrs. Andrew earn gle with tho
aid OF the American Seamsn's Friend
Society.
Cheer on Ellis IsIand.
Uncls Sam Is another benevolent aid
Of Santa. for to the immigrants down on
Ellis Island. men and women and nttie
childr II who are spending their hrst
Christina. In q strange land. VIII receive
gifts aud a splendid dinner.
The little ~pickaninniea or San Juan
Hill, who OF all the children In the city
I need a Christmas perhaps the most. VIII
have a tr e and a dinner through tne
efforts Of Miss Resale Jonas or %
East Flfty-sixth street n the Rev.
G.. II. Sims.
The Spugs are planning 20 keep open
house Oh Christmas bay and VIII nave
a tree at their headquarters. 81 West
~Thirty-uinth street, Tor the strangers III
town.
Hui, perhaps the celebration unique
will be that on the tAttlcship New YORK
in the navy yard. whose hearty blue.
Jackets are seeking out the hundreu
ueed.cst. hurgriest. most poorly clad
KS IN town. to feed ana clotho
and make merry among all the panoply
of war. The celebration VIII DO In the
ships library.
OF course the entertainment ana am
ner n, the Brace Memorial Newsboys
Home should receive honorable me ton,
for IL Is one Of the oldest, maddest places
Of festiyity In the city. There will be a
! dinner for 500 newsbOys.
The Salvation Army IL planning n
give th. biggest dinner IN its history
/ Commander Booth says she hopes TO feed
| so 600 persons and give presents to 20
00p children. Other dinners will be thos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24

wEsr poiSr. n. Y. Dec. 23.-Morc
than 400 cadets departed to-day on
Christmas leave. They have c!ght days
leave. and whil. many OF them viii 20
to their homes IN near ny states an %
them were headed for New York. b
fore the drum beat retreat to-uiSht
nearly all the men wore civilian attire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
Red Cross Contribution. s3I5.

During the seven days ended Wedncs-
day contributions of s3l5,20 were re-
ceived at the uptown branch of tho
American Red Cross. d6l Fifth avenue
Two cases of supplies were forwarded
TO Italy during the week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
EDISON'S TRIAL SHOP"
MEETS NAVY APPROVAL
Admirals and Scientists See Need of Plant to End Tn
notwithstanding Board Makes
Study at Navy Yard.

Thomas 4. Edison outlined yesterday
afternoon for the Naval Consulting
Board at It's meeting AZ the Brooklyn
la yard his plans for q physical
research laboratory, or trial shop" for
the Navy Department as one OF the most
pressing necde OF tho campaign for
preparedness.
With all the members of the consult
Ing board OF scientists present except
Henry A. Wise Wood. who resigned from
the board on Wednesday. and f.. L. Y.
Emmet of the American Society OF Me
chaaical Ensiueers, there were several
specialists who had come TO the meet
ing and inspection OF war craft In the
yard with ideas OF their W about the
proposed experimental plant. But. rs
ono OF them put 1t after the meeting,
they decided ito chuck overheard" thr'r
comparatively undeveloped plans when
Mr.. Edison had submitted which
no had worked out with his accustomed
marvel OF detail and ~practicability.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-24
Tells Of Mad scra o,n,c..

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(lSortirsung ioIgt.)

3ur Munbbebanblung.
Sn Gompiesne Fat bas fran30iii6e
&riegsminiiterium nit bm 9fpdefel=
IersSnftitut Elm aroBes 2a3aret. nit
beionbern llnterTu6ungsanitalter fir
augenblitlif)s 9lutiiepiis eingeri6tet.
Der frau5Oiifds Qlr5t Or. 9leris Sars
rel bat nit bem Gbemitsr Senrn Tutin
bort elm Wlittel entoedt, bds bic syduls
niserreger in DunOen fofort Oeri6tet,
obns bic 0eDebe anSugreifeu. @or Der
parifsr 4fubemie Der Wiiisni61ftsn
CAB prpfeFor 2anbousp cine grldutss
rung gu bieier @nibedung. Sas fart
tie antiieptif6s Mittel lei Ghlortalt,
bsfsn 9erpenbung jebod ipeaeu Der
f9pierigeu 4ufbeipabrung uub fpegen
Der bic menIdli9sn @epebe fAdbioen,
ben Shdrfe ausgei6loiien isi Dem
sinen IebelitanOe lei jsBt bur6 3ufab
bon 9orfdure, Dem anbern our6 Gus
iab ppn foblenIaurem Raft a6asbplfen.
Das neue Mittel babe iif BEL ZEN ent.
iebli6ften Wunben unperglei9Iib bef'
fer betpdbrt, als ale anbern Wiiiel.
Oem Bunbbraub Tei BON pornbersin
Dorgebeugt. Wenn bas Wittel rebtSeis
tig anseiDanbt perbe. 70 i6eine isDe
Seimoergiftung aus9ef6loHen. 0ir
iibsrlafen bas lrtbeil iibsr bas neue
ytittsI ben beutf6eH Ja4Ieutsn
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unb WobItbdtsr. DOd sic tpiisr
niht, mas id ibm perOante."

| unb WobItbdtsr. DOd sic ipiFsr
ni9t, ipas ih ibm perbante."
,,WOIlen Sic es nibt sr5dblrn -
@r fling obne ireitsres an, ibr feline
einftigsn traurissn 0erbdltniHe 81
| ifiIbsrn, bls gan3e Gleno zines rim
senbsn 3iinitlers aus5umalen.
Grituunt. tstroffsn, pOa illniSeu
WlitleiDs borts Wleta ibm gu. Das
bate iie nis gsslaubt, oab ein grobsr.
beriibmtsr Wann 70 nit iid isIbsr 81
fGmpfsn babe, 10 ungliidlit iein i0n-
ie. gDie tlein,. tpie menTtlih naEe ees
rudt eri6isn ibr jsbt Der ssltern noi9
! faIt Iteu gelpunosrie. Ih, dub sr
teourfte oss 5roites uub Der 2iebe
ipie Der aermiten einer!
Die 4ntunit bes 4Irofe6crs, bic
oiesmal raider erioIste, unterbrah
Cans leibsni6dftIite SeIbiontlagen
unb triiben 2lusbrii6e Der YerSDtiis
lun9. Der pom @sire reoieIig sepors
bene alte Serr fiibrts pom iest an ieIbIl
bas Dort, unb mad elmer freittren
Stunoe iab man iih enoli9 AM
3iels.
cSn Der bsbleli6en Biribi9aft bss
nakn aloiters ct. Barbara paro
Gintebr ssbultsu unO man lisb iit
bic trsiilitsR Soreaen aufs beit.
itmeden Ulsta mar nod eeIprd9iSsr
ais ionit unb itien bemiibt, ben trii.
ben Ginbrut i1rer I,Btsn llpterhal
tuno nit 2sanber 81 oerIpii9;h. Der
9roIeiior iprlh, unter oem Uorpann.
bab Sid i9pinmsn miife, Dem gu
ten gDein BON neuem rsit!ih 5u.
glls es pom alcitsrt5urm 3lpsi ubr
Ihlug. brad man aui, um poElenos
sur Ruins binanSuitcilsR.
.glbsr Papa, Du as5it ia ganj nm
fdsr," rief Weta. bier brantt e
2ufmertIdmteit uno isIten 3ritt!'
oSn Der 1bat mar oey profsilor be-
bentlit ms Sapanisn lstommtn lino
rutiflte aui bsm Dor oilyren 5i9ien'
naoeln glattsn gobsr iait bel jebsm
Shrittt aus.
Rad elmer Dsile b5rte bsr Walo
auf unb bic Ruinen syitienen jsss
ip,i. beoeutsnber, ais ss aus Der Ger
ne ben Quitsin sebabi. 8ettt Raum.,
BON ,lafienoen Uhlueyu umseben. poT
Sduit uno 9etriimmt zines 3ulom'
msnoebrotsn.n 5buymss sriiiat, tbas
ten i'd auf. SpiBbo9il, 1bOre, ous
mGttiatn Guabern asidst, perbans
Zen nod Di, serfaIIerta 9alI.n uno
rem Wlittslpuntt bss gln5en biLoeie
Der nod, gut ,rbalter: }aIias. butdl
bsFsn, serbr0t.Irbs jsnitsr eas
glou oes 6immsls e.ln3ool xrein
fd;r. Sn ben brsi;la Nilten mud
ZEN Ita6liss SishpdImtn uno oun'tls
ariiner epbeu rantt, Th I'm bi. si'
qan.iT6en Rsiis Sss :anbsn Berg
irisbs.
(5Ortiebrus iolgt)
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Observation-Disclosures
Cincinnati Is. September.

Cincinnati, Is. September.
Sobn 20. Ssntirs an Bernard 8
uno emmu .. Srclsr. Got 226 IN
Glsmsre Spnbicatt IuterabtbsiIuHs IN
ylorfpoob (Steusr $8l; 81.
6. r. gatf)ls on Robert u. @oIter,
1.04 gder 9onb in Stitiou 7 in
0reen 9opnfbip CStsuer $3.50; 81
Wlaria e. GouIo an emma Wi
gradman. rs BEL 209.9o SUB on bsI
SiibIinie BON Dilmatb apenue (Steu'
er 81; 81.
asslie .. Gpmbe an Charles Gpo'
per, 50.22 bel 1S0 yub on Der Sit'
ieite BON Burns 2tpenus. so Jut
n0rblid Don DiImutb apenue (Steue'
$3l; 81.
iSr,berid 9. stamm.roins on Ger
trube R. gIar,. Got Pp. 26 bon De
oree q. Surrias lInisrabtbeiluns in
Rorppob Seiabts (Stuer So; 81.
Sel.n 6. GIippinser an Wiinnie ri
darbion. Set SO. rs in grooiiioe I'm
israbtbsiluus in WabifOnpille (Stel.r
500; 81.
Sci,pb q. 5onsman an Gilbert !,
Janaman. 90 Bel 100 5uB on Der
Sitieits pOn SOrban Strabe (Sisus'
$1.50); 81.
Sulia gutmonn an Games g
Rddensis, 80 bel 105 Jub an Der
SiibTsits Don Silliibe gfpenus (Sieusr
500; 81.
2lbs Roisnbsrg an Rtea 2eininser,
% BEL 60 SUB oil Der Rorbieite bon
5apsburn Sirabs, 56 GuB oiiIih BON
Surrea aptnue (Stsusr SOC; 81.
56omas 8. Smitb an apuiia Sieu.
sr. 25 bei 1914 5ub all Der OIiieit'
pOn Gbicaiap StraBs, ferner 121 bel
85.44 Sub an Der Oitisite Don Obi
eaian Gtrabs (Sieuer $3.50; 81.
Jreb q. aiiieI on @otifrifb Rotbs
ader, bic psfili6en 30 SUB bon Got
go. 20 in. $. :. mites llntsrabtbsi.
lung in Ct. gernarb, 81.
GIifiorb 6, South an 2aiprents 80.
5anman. 100 lei 100 6ub ON Der
WsitIeiie pom @irginia aDsnue $50
Sub n0rbIih pom Deer part 4Otnu,
(Sieuer 50c); 81.
Sobn emmett an Soieph uno aaura
SGmibt. 7 Sub an Wlc2edn gtpenus,
fsrner 25 bsi 100 CUB an Der @sIis
feite BON Weitern gpenue sfpii6sn
5rani unb gant Strabs (Stsusr
$3.50; 81.
6arriett Msnbd an g. 8. Rseean,
3 Sabre patt. besinnenb am /. 3e,
5ember 1914 fir @ebGube beionnt ais
1923 qincoln glpenus. UtonatIi4.
Ulistbs $50.
Ul. Mamie Wliller an sSfaac u.
Weil. so 5ub an Der OftIsiie bon
8ladturn 2lIsp, iernsr 20 bei go Jub
an Der Weitisite pom atnn Strabs, 90
Jub iiioIid bon yOrt Strabs lstsusr
$3.50; 81.
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GranOeis entbnms.. Sppotbetea
leus 6npnthtten.

Veue ~ o IpeleH.
Suitab Wienb an sJinblab Martei
Ro. 2 8. &c .. g., $1,000.
aeua 5ridsp an Reabins Rcat
g. & y. Co., $241s.
katherine Brintmann oil Wm. R
Collins. 9ruiiss, $3.50.
amsIia Wsrfd an Weitli5sr Sisrr
6. & 3. Co., $1,000.
grneit 8. Sallern an SbaronpiaI
g. &c g. Co., $3.50.
Bernard s. arogsr an gnierpri,,
.. u. Co., $500.
Sobn q. Gtaefer an Sprins Gar
ben g. &c 3. 60, $1,000.
Catherine 81. @ambIs an DiefsIbs
$500.
Gbparb Y, 6ariman an aibsral
&. &c .. Co.. $2250.
Gertrude R. Glart an Walnut Stas
Sopings & Banning Co., $2300.
hilbert Soispb an Warcus Wteiba
bofpstb, $3.50.
hilbert 8. 5onaman an giti5ens y.
u. Ro. 2, $1,000.
Sofspb Grbman an Goncorbia 3.
u. Co.. $500.
apniIa Sieuer an Soutbsrn Sbir
Sapinas 9ant gp., $2750.
9nursnee W. Sapman an elifforb
e. Soutb, $3.50.
SoTspb Sdmibt an Globe .. C 9.
Co.. $1,000.
Z. g. Rappopcrt an 5rieoa Gotsr,
$3.50.
6slen 9. GIipping,r an Diabiion
3. ". 30. 2. $500.
DisIeIbe an bieieIbe, $500.
3ieitIbs an biefsIbs. $1,000.
eihert q. ainteab an bidsIbe,
$3.50.
5ofspb min an @eft aiberip 9. &
g. 60. $175o.
Wiuiam u. 9Iteu1eier on Genital
GdirmOunt y. &. 6. 60, $1,000.
9erItIbe an 9aurd alars, $500.
Belle Surp an 70. 6. Guntber,
$7o.7l.
Wiais 6 Sarper u. o., 5ruitsts,
an Oailep gani. 5000.
Gttifste Sppotbeteu.
9ll6in Sttipab an 0m. 3. Rap.
9ruiise. $2S9.
@uiiap Menb on SinbIap Mari.t
Rp. 2 6. &: 3. Co., $1,000.
asna 9ridsp an Rsaoins Y. g. &
.. Co.. $1,000.
emma &auts an propibsni Sbes.
81. e. 3. Co., $4,000.
5ieieIte on g. .. Cooper, 1924.
Sohu SulIipan an prouibeHt Spss.
81. &e :. 60, $2750.
Strislbe an s.. Qadman 9reiping
Co., $1,000.
asua Reidsrt an Srmonbs 2. & 6.
Co., 1920.
ebarIss Rsbrolp an Columbia 3.
&: g. u. Co.. $500.
Sophia +. S6ramm an Wbomins
9. & g. 60. $1,000.
9lobls 9. SOrbon an Gnterprifs 3.
u. Co., $500.
2esli. ,. Goombs an aodlnnb 9.
&c 6. u. Co.. $500.
Clara 9. Gleapsr an Columbia 9.
& 8. u. On. $1,000.
e. SIstdsr on Nounb 3. U. & 9.
60, $4,000.
Qnna Batter on prruibent Spss.
9ont & Srlit Co., $1,000.
Bertha 9lumb on Citizens 3. u.
no. 2. 5000.
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Mien. ben II. Dug. 1915.

Mien, ben II. aus. 1915.
Rnnb anberttaIb Minionsn RuTeu
tefinbsn iidb bslis dls Griegseefdn'
gene in 0iterreiGii4 unsarifhen pb.,
oeuiI6sn S6nbsn, unb ibre 3abl
fdipilIt nod tdsli6 ar. auf biier
Ssite aIltin iinb es etpa $4,000. 81
1T ni6i SuDisI eefast. ipsun man be-
taupisi, bab biefe Riehnmaie aus
rem Observation-Disclosures einit bel ibre,
Riidtsbr tin unbstpabt,r Seseu - O
blsHina in tiseuiIe - iein fpirb fiji
6ie unseipalteue Sesros ibrer 2anbs'
leuts. Sis iperben Der gerpt6iisite,
Der natbnIiieiie aulturirdger isin,
her je In @dterhen CARS unlestuert
DomGne einaebrunaen 1T. Wdnn q
Jrisben qi6t unb his babin fpers
hsn pobl bic Sipsi Millionen gefange'
n.r Rufsn soa unb iibetpoa iein -.
10 ptrbsn bisie Weni6en ale. Bon b.s
nen bic msiiien ME porber oeipubt,
mas Orbnuna, Sauberisii, nmtlids
Reoliaftit, mas isftbegriinbsier Wohs
ftanb Der gauerTi6oft nhb bts giirs
a.rtbums iiHb. mas alIgtnsins Bill.
buug uns auiss Sdulpsien. mas auss
5arsrnber 5lsik uno bsitertr 2eHens
oenuf obne piebiffe gsroufhtheit
iino. btimisbren mad ibren b.imdths
Iihsn 90rfern unb St1pt.u, frob
beimisbrsn iu ben Sbrieen. llnp b.nsn
banu, auf ben Gieppsn unb in ben
5unDras. an Der Wolsn. btm Dniepr,
Gem SsniiIsi, i'm lIral unb aauiaTus.
iibsraIl perben iis Munbermdren tun'
ben bon ben 3ipei neutrality-suspicious.
Raifsrrtiden, bic iis In ibrer gan5tn
2tusbebnune fennen gslsrEi buben 50,
&uliurirGaer iperbsH ils ftin. beren
einflub umio meter une tieFer uno
unbtitrittsnsr fid srftredsn Dtrb, als
tr gang unsdu&t, gang naio fsiu
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Mublanb bic WsIt pertttiIen =
ipenn r, i1nnten. Wdn mnb iih ims
merbin bos merlsn. Tas eauptaitl
bss Rrisges, 4pis ibu bas BUD blob
leat, III bic ,.Sd,ipdhung Der gsrmaui,
ld@en U9dfte." @ermaniibs Wddte -
bas lit bic rsuelis 9eBeihnuns. = -
Bie bic Sngenb, Die ainbsr oon benz
Ariege aspnti iptrben - oas III duh
nod cine Sadle, bic erii ipntsr ins
,otlle gsriidf ipsrbsn tpiro. Ssbenfalis
aan3 aiibsrorbentIih, iitsraa, ouf b.!
ben Rslitrafen. Was ia bel Der ltbhdf'
ten pbaniaiit biefer unsripa4isntn
cber tulberfpddientn Weisn iein
Wunbtt lit. Die gubapsitsr Shuls
behDrbe bai BON bem 9ebri6rpsr Der
itabtiIdn Sdulen ipitsmotiid,e Nufs
5eitnuhgsn maiden ldiIen unb nun
ptroifsntlift. es iinb msijt G6uls
arbeitsn iibtr ben arieg, SduIaufs
jGbs, Gjeiprdfe uim. Sebr inter
sFoni. IS 5eigi iid burdipts barin,
bak bic dusfdpeifenoe einbilbuHss-
frait Der anabsn bts @rdbliten mtbr
ais stnus gsbieri. ipdbrenb BET ben
W1bhtn meiit.ns (dtsr bnrndus
nif)i immtrl Der ausbrud bes Wiits
Ieibs iittrfpi.st, bas arieasriide 5u,
riiditsbt. Sisr in Mitn finb dhnlits
9ecb1ttlnaen. fpenn aud bisber r'nr
pereinSslt 1nesii.lt fpDroen. Gnbe,
iint aud sinies rsdi netie S4er5Dorts
5u 5age e,forbsri fuorben.
Gin ilsinsr Sunss tuirb @btnbs DOT
benz gsti ppn Der Wutier etfpdf6.r.
Stin FSrp.r III gdn3 5ericbuno;H.
.gDp tait bu bas her. polbi9" fragt
iie. .ah, Dlutt.rI. es mar ihrtdtih.
mir babtH ariea asipielt. unb if als
her s5iingiie mubts RuEs fein unb MID
iortipdbrenb rrdbsn.- Anf 8eiraasn
trtfGris Elm tleinsr anirps, iparum Die
RufIsn 70 fctlsdlt ihitben - riusiI lie
nur bic cine 5anb bruuGen .bHneb
benn nit Der nnbersH miiHeH iie b:n
appi irdber." Ran iiebt. Don ruff
idber Reiniidatii balitn aud bic Sim
Der nid,i Diel.
gDpIf ppuS St1terbraun
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(G6itaso 2lbenbpoF.)
@iener Brief.

0as bi. ruFif9en arissss.fanssnsn
lagen unb benieu. Si. iptrs
ben na6 ibrer Riitiear einsnSausrs
ieis abgeben. - ariess3ieIe bes
@isrc,rbanSss.-9er arisg unb Die
ginper.