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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01

not be completed uutil next week and
it will be found in these columns in the
issue of October s which is more than
ten days before the date Of the eexhib,t.
The committee will meet again at
the court house next Saturday and
they request that an invitation be
given to every citizen of the county
who feels an interest in the welfare of
the undertaking to meet with them.
The ladies of the Homemakers Club
will hold called meeting at the same
time tomorrow as the meeting of the
Farmers committee. and both premium
lists will be completed and ready for
the next issue of The Falcon.
We are giving freely of our space for
this enterprise and we are hoping with
all the esrnestness of our being that it
will be most splendid success. We
learn from members of the committee
having the matter in charge that many
farmers are manifesting a very deep
interest 10 the coming exhibition and
that there will be large list of entries
of every kind of livestock and every
species of farm ana garden truck.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01

the eighth district and has beenl for
several years a resident of Longtown
in the fifth district. He is now and has
beep for several years the constable in
his district. has the contract for work
ing the roads of his district, and was
for several years deputy sheriff while
M. L. Farris was the sheriff of the
county. II can be said without success
full contradiction that John Bradsher
has been faithful to every trust impos-
ed in him by his fellow citizens or by any
employer. He is a straight. forward,
earnest, hardworking man, and ex-
ecutes every duty imposed on him. He
is life long democrat, has never once
wavered in the faith, and he wants it
distinctly understood that if he is elect.
ed assessor that he will comply with
the law which directs the assessor to
see the tax payer in person and assess
his taxes. He promises that he will
see the tax payers.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01
The Mail Order Business.


ADVERTISED Advertising is the basis
OF the success of these big concerns and
the manner in which Houghton, mich.
igan) Mining Gazette points out the
the failings to those merchants who
complain most against mail order COM
petition. will be interesting to many
publishers. After referring to the Pc
rlodical denunciatiOn which mail order
houses receive the article says:
But the mail order houses 20 right
along doing more and more business
just the same and notwithstanding.
They are now planning on nationwide
newspaper campaign to follow up their
catalogue business. Business men cuss
them and try various and divers means
Of attacking them. But abusing the
mail order houses never is an arOu-
ment. Saying mean things about them
is making them friends. Talking about
supporting home industry doesn't get
very far because the average business
man who talks about patronizing home
business usually buys more or less of
bis personal necessities somewhere else.
There is only one way to compete with
the nail-orded house and that is to do
business the way he does it. Don't
ask for sympathy because you carry
lot OF bad accounts on your books.
Clean 'em up. Don't complain about
his prices when you can meet them.
Meet them and let your public know
that you are meeting them. Do your
advertising and doit more efficiently
than he does. His once year cata-
logue isn't init with daily announce
ments of prices. We are not suggest
ing that you run one big advertisement
for week or anything like that. But
make your advertising valuable by its
very attractiveness, its continuity, and
the plain statements of goods and prices.
4
We can show you dozens that are doing
it every day in the Gazette. They are
not sitting in the rear end of the store
kicking about the maiI-order houses
and the ungrateful public. They are
putting in some time each day getting
q good, straight from-the-shoulde
advertisement ready to print in the
morning. They are discounting their
bills. Their business is good. They
look prosperity and they show 1t, too.
They are making money and thinking
about what sort of an automobile they
will buy next. They are beating the
mail-order people because they run
their business right, keep their collect
ions up to the minute, beat the mail
order prices. and tell the people about
it all Of the time. That last item is
the most important of all"
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01

beauties of woodcraft Tuesday night
by members of Moscow Camp No. 81
W. o. W. The goat used in the long
ride was badly disfgured and is not
likely to recover from the rough trip
through the forest. Another strong
goat will be ready for the other two
new members who failed to be present
at the above meeting.
The story of King Ahab should cause
US to be content with what we have
and not to desire what we have and not,
to desire what we cannot rightfully and
peacefully obtain.
There is no greater evidence of wis
dom than a continual cheerfulness.
Even four footed animals know the
difference between Mr.. GrowI-at- Every
thing and his neighbor, Mr.. See-the-
Good.
Tho | have been trained a soldier
and participated in many battles, there
never was time when, in my opinion,
some way could not be found of pre-
venting the drawing of the sword.
These words were uttered by General
U. S. Grant.
Mrs. Matte Bell Barlow, wife of IA
prominent physician Of Jackson, Mis-
sissippi, arrived here Friday in response
to a message announcing the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. Martha
Whitaker, whose death is noted in
another place. Mrs. Barlow returned
ed to her home in that state Tuesday.
One can get nice clean lunch at all
hours during the day at Moscow's new
restaurant.
About z o'clock Saturday night at
the family home here, the soul of Mrs,
Martha Whitaker aged IS years, pass
ed peacefully over the great divide.
The aged lady had been 10 failing health
for sometime and the end was expected
by those near and dear to her. De-
ceased leaves seven children, Mrs.
Matte Barlow, Mrs. J. w. Sisco. Miss
Nettie Whitaker, Mrs, Robert Morton,
Mrs. ]. ]. Burnett Sr., Will and Jim
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01
A Texas Wonder.


The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. dessolves gravel,
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs
rheumatism. and all irregularities of
the kidneys and bladder in both men
and women. Regulates bladder trouble
in children. If not sold by your drug
gist will be sent by mail on receipt of
s1.OO. One small bottle is two months
treatment and seldom fails to perfect a
cure. Send for Tenn. testimonials.
DR.. e. w. Hall, 1926 Oliver street,
st. Louis. Mo. Send for Tenn. testi-
monials. Sold by druggists. If
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01
''''isilstiitItiilitilili IiL
EDUCATIONAL.
IIIlIIIIIlIlIlIllIlIIIllilIlIlIlIIHllIlnIlnIlmIF
THE s. |. A. ELECTS oFFIcERs

An important meeting of the S. Ia.
was held in the school building on last
Thursday, September 2S. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensue-
ing year.
Mrs. Minnie Humphreys, President;
Mrs. 4, P. HObson. vice-President;
Mrs, FOskett, Secretary; Mrs. Louis
Lipsky, Treasurer.
This body Of mothers and ladies who
are interested in the school and town
promises to do much this year and
should receive the support of every
citizen of this community.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01

Whitaker. The remains were taken to
Shady Grove Cemetery Sunday after
noon accompanied by loved ones and
friends of the family, where sorrow-
fully and gently all that was mortal of
the precious mother was tenderly low
cred to its final resting place. In this
hour of bereavement fer the loved ones
do this people extend their sincere
sympathy. Rev. Humphreys, a nephew
of deceased conducted the burial cere-
monies at the grave"
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01
Farmers Institute Exhibit
October %.

The committee having in charge the
exhibit which is to be held in this city
on October % by the Farmers Institute
and Homemakers Club met at the court
house on last Saturday and spent some
time working out the premium list for
the exhibit. The Falcon is informed
by members of the committee that
very liberal list of premiums have been
donated for the exhibitors and the
work OF arranging them under appro-
pirate heads has made good progress.
1t was hoped the list could be published
in this issue of The Falcon, but 1t can
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01
Couldn't Afford to Advertise: {:

Jud Shaw sold shoes and sealing wax,
and lamps, fishpolss and glue. tobacco.
candles. gum. and tscks, slickers and
sardihes. too; dry goods and hams were
in his line; he dealt In peas and beans;
he,keptthe ssnerslssors. In hns. sold
overalls and jeans; but Jud. somehow,
he wasn't wise "Ccuhdn't afford to
sdvsrtise.''
Not that he harbored any grudge
against bis home town sheet; he was,
as any one might judge, kindly man
to meet; bis customers he treated fair,
and yet be prospered not; his goods
were honest. one would swesr-he
simply was forgot; for Jud. somehow,
he wasn't wise couldn't afford to
advertise" !"
Mail order firms from out Of town.
much wiser in their day. paid liberallv
for their renown, and gathered In the
hay; their catalogues went everywhere;
they advertised for trade; their name:
went forth with trumpet's bIsre. and
ahl the coin they made; couldn't afford.
they were 90 wise. couldn't afford NOT
t'advertise.
Nov, Jud's stuff II was just 80 good,
his prices were the sane; the loss was
ours; he simply WOULD not spread
abroad his name; though tOwnsfoIks
might have much preferred 10 their
home mart to buy, Of Jud shaw they
bad never beard -yoa know tie reason
way. for Jud. somehow. be vast wise
''eouldn's afford 70 sdvsrkiseI"
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01
]. r. Bradsher for Tax As
sessor..

AS The Falcon was nearly ready for
the press this week we received the
authorized announcement of John r.
Bradsher of the fifth district as a can
didate for tax assessor of Fayette
county, subject to the action of the
democratic primary Of October 80.
Mr.. Bradsher was born and reared in
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01

We otter One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
onse Of CAtanh that cannot be cured By HAue
FL. CHENEY 4 CO.. ToIe6o. O.
We the undersigned have known +. J. Cheney
nr the last Is yea. and believe him perfectly hon-
crAble IN all business transactions and financially
able 70 carry out any obligations made By his nrm.
WALDNo. KINNAN 4 MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls CATarfh Cure d taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of u
system. Testimonials sent free. Price 70 cents 20
bottle. Sold by ell Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pns for constipAtkna
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01
Acard of Thanks.

Most earnestly and sincerely do we
appreciate the abundance of sweet at
tention shown our dear mother by the
people of Moscow and others during
ber last illness. Whitaker family.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01

To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing II is
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. so cents
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1915-10-01

InvIgoratIng to the Pale and SicIkN
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTEL ESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria enriches the blood and builds up the sys-
ten. A true tonic. For adults and childreR. SOC
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
9ic 8clgier liiacn riuaS 3ems mnO
leOer hiit".

Bon Heiicm baben Ole 8elqier BE.
rid1te iiber @ruuiamfeiten, melde Die
Geutldlcn begongcn bdbcn loacll, all
oas Staatsoepartemcnt in Maibiig-
ton geianot, unO nnier menid)en-
ireun0lihcr uno MISUNDERSTANDING
Staots Sefrctdr lorQte prompt ia
fiir. OaB sic 9iigen Der Yrciie mitge-
tcilt mnroeu; 10 digitlid er JOINT al
les Dor Der @relie 5l ucrbergen lltht.
mcnn cS ii6 nm GnqlnnO bonOelt.
@abrihcinlib iinO Oie nelIen belai
iden 2iigcn Dem @errn 9runn iehr
aelegen getonmen, 0enn Die 0entidl
Nmerifaner aebcn linn allgenblidlidl
etmoS iharf 81 Sci6e. CAB aber letblt
ole acknowledgements bette mebr gd)
tuna nor ocn 0Gttid)en bat, ais @err
8rpdr, Oeiicn Sdmiegcriobn ia bri
tiider Gifi5ier lit, gcbt oaraus Der.
Dor, 0aB lie fcincll @e6rau6 madte
ron oen ibr pom Stonts-S efret6r 3lr
8crfiilnng geltellten nelicu belaiiden
2iigcn.
Non liebt alio, oaB Die pieleu Ntil
lionrn Geutlhen in oicicmSanOe oenll
bod eincn GinilllB auf bic englilde
@relie mlsiiben f0nnen.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
.yv d 1T sic gseatrnlitat?

93e 3fe ralltutSuerleBultgen 81
saliieH 6 ylanoS mo iciner Ser
lsil oa!en it men INNER aro6cren
49nIiaua d 0ic yBomenS Snrpe0o
enoam al Oil Ctr, ga, bat nen
ssiliaS al Gitglou0 cine 8eltealna
tn3 art @bitebcaD Sptpe0os
ii .sGpeIanD engineering.
ssari8sN So III FbNa
81 scr fransSiiidjcn 9legic
rura sl. liz 100000 Shrapuell
hi,f{ea aa onocre ariegsmmition
IS. 5~ioTer. Seranilhc @dnoler IinO
nit oega MuGani bon 10000 Yiernen
mo 900@ @anleleln mir aricas
3spefgq bei@0ftiat; England iofl bis
iebr ifon 10000 &feroe aus Oeit
Ger. 1tlatea erbalten babcn. gel
1rr ,aiHna hum 80. OF Imeriea" bat
ost nritii8 Gcgierltng iiir 100000
RetoflaIasu bcItellt. Gincr ct. 2on
liee 1igaa Il BON ser cllelifden re
9Garlllg Biz 2ieierung BON 100000
IerAiaerr bertragen mor0en. Gbi.
eogG me-. cinen Iuftrag Der iran
30llaeu ieruass All $4,000 Gaar
tlfifetm ufleioern, nnb Die enoli
id1e 8lea rNig iuht bort oie Slefe=
.gung a58 Iber 5000 9aItautes inter
.sHhrNa Die Cite liebe lih nod
fart]aee ,ycoe oieier 2iefernlg be-
ogit It s...-. clitralitdtsnerleblinM Die
81 perbinOerli Hniere &egiernng ilidt
blob mad, oeH geltcnben 8eltimmnm-
acn oes &olterrehts, ionoern alld)
nod ocn bon ben Ser. Staaten rati-
fi5ierteu Sadgcr Nbfommen berpflidl
tet wdre.
gs lit pabrbaft cine llnbiaiafeit
unicrer &egicrung, ioldes au5ulai.
len. 9bcr mer ipeiB, uieleid)t miro
iid oos iiegrei6e 9euti6lah6 emit
oieier Gatiaheu erinnern, meun es
bier gum &ra1en fon1mt.
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
@nrgdnse Sieier @u6e
in &iirSe bclcn6tct.

Die leete Wpde oes olten S0hrss
brohts hui meni9e @srGnrerungen
auf nen p,ri6isoenen &riegsiHauplatz
5el, obslei9 ii6erall nit unpsrminoe
ter Gnerois getampft touroe. geions
bers be%mertensnert nor ole un9e@
m5bnlib re1e Gdtigtsii Der TIusSeuge,
Die gu einieen redi iutsreNontsn 3iuis
iGenfdaen obuc GROCER tottilhsr 8er
rsutuna fIhrts.
slm MsiModtStoa iiherilOe sin
osutideS 6lue3eug Die engIilde 9as
i%cnItnut SbserneB in Der Rihtuug
rad Gonoon, puroe aber 10 beItig
aItoeorif{sa. oaB es miebtr ben Riids
Su9 iiber ore See antrat. Bon irgenb
pelnem Gdlapen puroe nidts bsrim~
tet.
Elm lolsenosn 5das periudten bic
gritten einen SunDltrei1 gssen GArs
bauen. Gin britiIGes GeImpoott,
untsrltiibt bon Gprpspobooten uub
5lug3su9en oriff Gugbapen an, bod
outfhs 0uftfmifie uno Ntroplnne
ainqen aeetu Die @rittsn pDr unp be-
iG6rioien purb N~ombsnlpiikfe olpei
sgrliDfsr ilnc lekien dir Driiiss @s
alfitIuiiI Ia 8ranDs Dir 8tttlln
pfgIDren ouBer0em bier 6Insseiss.
Ma oemielhen Eooe i~ibsrfIcSsn
oaItldJe 5lieger Die Staot Roucb
unp parfen sinige 8Ombsn berab.
5ait CUR isIben 3eit ftntteien flint
0eutlde JIieaer Der 5tabt So6acSetr,
orsibiq Meiten pm MarIhdu, sinsn
8eIu6 ob unp ridisteu ourH Bomber
erbeblihen S6ooen On.
Mm Mittnpm Tlog Elm aus Iieben
5aGrSellgeu bsite9en0es SuftseI4pa=
Der uter 0iintir1en uno mari cine
Mnsabl 8omben berab, bic ober tet=
nen nennensperten Snnben anrihttz
ten.
MuI Dem meltlidsn 8rie9sI9auplob
puroe pdbrenb Der uergangenen
@c1e lietia g%etdmpft, bod feline Der
beioen Seiten fonnte irgeno ipsIHs
n%snnensnerten Grfolge aufpeiien. Dix
ueberl9nemmun9en in ben 9feruie'
oerunqen, Die burh oos SurhFe6er
Der @dnme BON franaOIiiGsr Geitt
berurIoht puroen. bnben Itd niAt mn
fir bic Oeutlden oIS ou@ fir BIZ
9(liirten uls Sinoernis ,rpieIen uni
ba6en nae militGrif9en 8emegunaer
unmBqlid qemadbt. Die Muiirten se.
ben jebt islbit 3u. bob ote SurA'
Itef)uno Der 9dmme Elm .Itrdte9iiHel
6ebler mar.
pie jiiuglten 8eri6te osuten bdrai
bin. poB Die Maiirten cine groBe Srnpt
penmodt SuIammen3isben, Tim, per
mutli@ in Der Ridtung gtsen Msb
einsn YoritoB 81 Deriufen. sic ipert
ben obne 3peifel Die Oeutidlen gu
norbsreitet finoen.
Del @ormari9 Der Deutldsn h
Z pplsn bat lid. in Splse u~ngiinitige'
Witterungss uno Serrainperbdltnil
etpos perlangiamt, bod lit IS oeI
GuNen ni9t gelunsen aud nur einsi
5eil Res perlorsnen @ebietes 3uriid
3ugepimsn.
Sn @oIi5ien ldeinen ole Ruilei
nil gr0Berem Grfolg eetGmpft q
6aben. 9ratau lit Stpur nod imme
frei, ppG Die 9elogeruns pom praelas
luirb fortgeieBt ulO in Der 8arpotheN
aeq,ao iino Die CeFerreider aus siui
asn Stelungen auriid9eordnst pprpen
Ginen entiAeio:ncsa Giea idsinen 81
RaIen absr nidt errur9en All bQbsr
SIN 8autaIus ndbmen pie &dmpi
3piI9en ben iiirtiiden unD Den rlili
Ihen Sruppsn siRen befritoigenos
8erlQui. Die Ruhen tpurosn on al
len punften ouriidseiriebtn uno Ri
Siirten nabmen sablreid)e &riegsae
fongene unb m~ertpoQss &riegsmdt!
rial.
Die Gngldnoer maften obermai
einen @eriuh. in benz ardbiihen "a
fen bon sltabab SruYpTs az lanoeT
fDurDen. aber nieosr NIT @srluitsn au
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
Tiir mOtleiocnOe OcntidIc WsfanscnC
in Si6irien.


am~erifdniihe @iilie fiir 10000
UsutiAe anN olterreihiibe @efonAeue
iii SiJigiell melhen es an aleiocrll
fno Dleoitn mnngelt, miro pom no.
tsn greu5 aRpiiniht.
gfeitaHietn Collars mnroen Dem
auerif0iid II @eionoten Heinid III
asefna iir Reoi5m %gefabclt, mclde
etad amSifoniibe Wfiiiionore III
ihigica pmerteilt mer0en. @errHeinih
5al ogt1 Den rulIii6cn @ciauoten al
GGi8o Waraatien iiir Die llnteriliis-
ing efiaHat SEER &einl1 mnrOe ou-
tbariilert Gbina cine 8ranhe oeS
aa.erifoaiidsn &otben &reu5es 5n
eIablierel I'M sic llnterItiiBungsars
OF jseN heifgj jcn 81 fonnen.
gsa Votal &omitee in Sientiin 0ns
Wfase lH0 SMbifriptionen Jam
4isIf lHaf D nmerifanilhe Hegierinl9
oafiaer nrcritiiBmg 6enabrih
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09
rlua0Mlaasn.

riugelntu9sn.
SIN S6par3sn Mleere lam es 81
einem Gsssefedt 3piiden Dem tiirfi'
ihen Rreu5er .90ben" uno elmer rai
FIden sylottc BON fsbaebn &reu5ern
unb Sorpebobooten. Dos ruiiiide
Shlo9tfdiff vRefislop" puroe be
I9Gbiet uno atpei tIeinere SSabr8enge
tpurben in Den @rurp oebobrt. DIE
,@Dben" erIitt teinen S1uoen.
Gs bat iiG I'M 9aufe Der Mode bs
ItGtiet, bub has fronsDlilde llnteylee
boot .Gurie" BON rem Oiterreidiid
uneoriT1en 8iiitsnbattericn BON 4ola.
in ben @runo eeI9oKen puros. Die
Mnnnihaft tpuroe gefangen.
SiirtHdt uno fnroifne TrNppea
baben bic perfIde prOpiu3 qierteio
ldan, Bic lid in nsn @aHOep nsr alpi
ian btfanosn mtis beIebt Hnp if
MaTtn Tino suridoetfiebsn ppgesa,
III apssak hi
bet sNbgIhsn @pibe StuIisn8 lot At
Dnerreidildes 5auhboot Spei franS
ffde 6hlomfIdiffe torpeoisrt unp
Sdpsr bsIddOiot hlbsn.
Die rDmii9c 3sihtus o@ito" bringt
einsu 8erihI. nod psihem g IN tsr
0uftnfoot 4lcranori1 81 eiEcm 6Iuti
gen MufitanD gstommea 1T. oss crit
nieosrqeporfen ipnroe. ais 5000 bri
tifche 6olooten nit MclhineRacpeh-
rem uoroingen. IS Arotsr mubitv
ben MufItonb nit Gem Goos bubst,
Dos r8erliner Snesblatf" tmt Gus
Brtslau cine DepeIde srhaltgn no.
nod bot einiaen 1agen Elm orr 'cler
Zeppelin einsu @ombenonoriii auI
WorIhou unternobm uno ZEN 3arcn
Der aerobe In Der Stubt peilte. in oi,
Gludi tritb. 8erIdieosne 8ombet
purben onf Die Stoot ~Eerunterge.
ydleu6crt. Osrsn 8epOlierung. ipis Dit
9epslTt gu lhiloern peiB, ooougd il
panitortigen Sdreden pcrIest ipuyoe
Gelbi be, Gar betam IS nit Der NngT
uno elite nit leinem Stab mob oel
8orltoot Nroan. bon iuo er in ciuen
3ug noh Sieilce peiterfubr.
Mis in G~rfa9runs gebraHt miro
haben Die poluiihen NeOolutionore i
BorIdou Das 9tntmnl in Die 2uf
geIprengt. neldss i'm Sabre 1S41 gun
@sbG1tnis Der polen errihtet wuroe
bi. in pem groBen 4ufitonD treu 81
RuBlonO bielten.
pifon, Der Tribers frnn3oiilde Wti
niitsr oes 4,uBern, 1T in aYeti
SournaI" oen M%usfdbrun9en leine'
RoQsgen Sonotealr entgegengetreten
Der i'm .Jigoro4 Ole anii6t oerfottel
bate, baB man auf teinen 6ol Sopal
3ur @ntI1sibuug Oes aampTes un
Ollie onrufen oiirfs, neil einmdt So
pan ben Rrisg bob niht enti6eiocl
tonne unp neil 81. selbe Madt. lpllt
Der &risg 3u gun1ten Der NaiirteI
qusfoQen, einsn unperbdltnismdBI
9roBen prels foroefn mnrDt. Oen
gessnaber I6brt nun pidon ous. oa'
ii9 asbn IronaDiii6e Departments i
ben SdnOen Der Deutfhen 6efdnDe
nno bsmnoh Silfe cuf Der Steue BIT
ter nEiis lei.
Der oeuti1s @enerols @ouperneu
BON 8elsien. pom Biting, bat Der BEL
9ii9ea Natipnalbqnt pas Bripile9iur
Der Notenausgabs entSogen lnD Is al
bos SIteite 5inanainItitut oes 2onbes
bic Sociele @enerals be Bel9iqu
i~btrtrasen. Der 0runo III BARN q
iuhen, bob bic Ndtionolbonf ibl
@olbreIerps, lire Mttien unb lire Nr
tenprsHs nod England sei1oIft I'm
pbenbrein unter benz Druid oes bele
fdeu Ginanominifters Der belsiiAs
Rsoierung cine unseosdts Mnleibe q
pSbrt nnb bnrd) bisie Shritte Die Re
oSfAa DaY&as~44tIn4.nu naFnrherf hnff
Washington Journal., 1915-01-09

Domit bat iih be Bdnt gegen tbre
eieene 2ouititution Oerfe6lt unD ibrsn
@influB uno ibr Yermo9en mogliAer
meiie 3uquniien Der Teinos Tsutfbs
lonos ii bic Wa9ihdIe gelporfen.
Wie aus &openblaen gemeloet mirp.
Dat NuBlanO an Sopon ole garJe Sns
iel Gadlulin oboetreten uno oaIiir pom
Der aelbcn Mudt 8anonen erhaIten.
Guiiifns 3situngeu boben bitlerc
&ritit an Den 9soingungen geiibt, urI>
ter ipelfen GnelanD RuBlnnn cine
Nnlsibe eelpGbrt Bat. inoem oa9 3as
reursidb 9%e5pungen purre. ols @arans
tie 100000 @clorubel nah @ugs
lano III Iaiden. @nqliIde Iinnn
siers bdbcn nit horte 8eoineung nit
Der Goswen0igfeii entIduloigt, DaB
Der britIlde @elomnrft aeitdrtt per-
sen maie
gsig ne .HrdntFurltr Rifllno f
ae Sort non 9rMstngid
Ger Mpllg ben M1bIunn eiHeh NrgDit
pon einer baIben Mi1iotDe Brunfs Be
lpiniat. 1iefss lit gef9ehen, I'M Is
5n etm6gTiden. Den Frau5DfIden Ban
ten Ole Gorfhine 5uriid5ueritatte1.
ipelfe lie 8ublonb qemoht babeu unb
Bic ruIiiihea GHnlonsr in DEN Stano
sn ieben. ibye ffrnsDII6en 8ldubiaer
Su befrieai9cn.
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Gcs ben pidtiqlter 9eil Ieine5 MuBen
tunGel5 perloreu, Der in geraDeSu
Idredrenerre1enoer Meils auriidae
gouqen III. Die unseiunosn BinaH5
moBregeln oes fran5Olilhen Tinan3
miniiterS Nibot lperOeu I'M eiaensn
2anoe auf ods ihdrfite tritiliert.
Bruno @oribaloi, Elm Gnieltinb
0cs iiaIieniifen Ireibeitsfdmpfers
GiaTtppe @aribolci. Der als 9~eutnant
in ben Rei6cn Der Mliirien tGmpFte.
lit in 6rontrei6 9efalIen.
Der Mphcnberidt Der Meihsbont
seiet folqcnbe @srGnOerung in ben Be
iidnoeu ees grpbeu 5inanSinitituts
on. WetoabeitdnOe, Shabamtsnoten.
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mad9ien. Der @olObeftqnD ALIEN bar
nm 29,4S2000 Marf suaenommen.
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3uaefiommen; Gefurit1ten, por3iioltb
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$4,000 obgenommeu. Die in Cir
fulotion befinblihen Yotsn Iino nm
156, 263, 900 Mart gemahTen.
Ter neue opoltoliI9e 9eleeat fir
Die 5iirtei, Moniisnore Dolei. TT noh
elmer Reuteroepefhe bon Dem Sultan
MebmeD Y. empfonqen porpen. Der
Diplomat iiberreihte Dem 6errTher
Elm 6anoihreiben res YQpItes. IS
mar Dies oas erlte Mal, odb Elm apo
fiolifder 9eleaot obne @srmitiIung
bes Fron30Tfden 9oti9afters pon
einem Sutton "empfangen poroen iii.
Die enQliIhe Regierung bat betannt
oeqeben, tie oebe nit Gem @ebonfen
Der Grneunune elmer SonosrtommiI
iion I'm. irsIhe iiber Mittel unD Megs
beratep ion. wie Der 5oubbeit unter
ben Gplooten un0 Motroien ourd
ben eiuigsn @eIdiiboonner peruriadt.
geIteuert meroeu lam. Die yraae bat
in miIit6r= mebisiniiHen 8rsiien Diel
M~ufieheR erregt.
Cine llnterIudune bel Offi3iereu.
bic fiir3Iid BON Der 6ront ais Ser
ipunbeIe s%uriidtebrten, iteute feft. oaE
lie fiinf8is 9ro5ent ibrer 9Ortraft Elm.
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lhiitteruno Der Trommelfele. DIX
FrunsSliihe Murine bat bersits eint
gorrihtuna. welde in b~eionoerer
Sbrtloppen bsitebt. Die ben S6al
: aboampien.