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NcGohee-Baker Nuptia!s Are Largely Attended.

Relatives and many close friends of the contracting parties and their families, were in attendance yester- day afternoon at the wedding Of Miss Iochie Rankin Baker and Slaton Madison McGehee. the ceremony being solemnized at 2:30 o'clock at the home of the brides parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Baker, 1901 West Sev- enth avenue.
 The brides brother, Rev. J. A. Baker, Jr., of Little Rock, officiated at the ceremony, which was said in the Darlors of the Baker nome. The room was beautifully decorated with ferns, cut flowers and palms. The bride was attired in a travelling gown Of blue with accessories of the same shade, and carried boQuet of brides roses and lilies of the valley.
 After the ceremony, MT and Mrs. NcGehee left for a short weddin : trip. Upon their return, they will make their home at Tarry. where Mir. McGehee is a well known young business man. The bride, a mem Der of the graduating class of 1912 of Henderson-B Brown college, is widely lT7',,w1 in this section and is deserv- edly popular among her friends.
 Among the out of town people in attendance at the wedding were Mrs. E. A. McGehee, MT. and Mrs. w. M. McGehee and family, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hardin, all of Tarry; Miss Myrtis Sage of Altheimer; Miss Bertha Smith of Fordyce.
 Miss Emile Fox has returned from a visit with friends at Paragould.
 Miss Sadie Marx of Port Gibson, Miss, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Meyer
 Mrs. T. H. Collier of .Altheimer is here on a visit to her daughter, Mrs, R. E. Lee.
 Mrs. Al Kasleburg of Little Rock is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Daa Silbernagle.
 Miss Lettie Sanders of Baton Rouge, La., will arrive today, to be the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. D. Eos ter.
 The regular meeting of the Woodman Circle will be held at 5 o'clock this afternoon, at K. o. P. hall.
 Emily, the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Will Brewer, is much im- proved. She has been quite i'll the past week. z.
 Mrs. I. J. Moore left last night Tor Memphis, where she will remain for several days undergoing treatment by an oculist.
 Mrs. 0. B. Underwood has return l. ed from Mount Vernon, H., where she was called by the illness and death of her father.
 Misses Tennie Niven and Ellelne Harrison came in from Tucker to en- joy Seven Keys to Baldpate" at the Elks' theatre last night
 The Sisterhood of St. Martha Will meet Thursdny afternoon at o'clock, with Mrs. Charles Warrlner, 1O04 East Second avenue.
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z. T, U. TO Discuss
 .r,ttf;c FamDeranCe.

 With scientific temperance as the neral subject, the regular mest1ng line W. c. T. U. will be held at the kst Methodist church al z:3o |,ook this afternoon. The follow i nrogram will be carried out: 6evotional, Galatians, sixth caap~ third to tenth verses. Music, "The Fight Is On.' Paper, "The Study of Scientific [mnerance." Dr. E. c. McMullen. EoIo 1.-TWO Victims," (Neidlinger) |s W. D. Ferguson. Paper "T4iile Study of Physiology 1 hygiene" Dr. Lillian Higinbo,l1 Paper. "Why Hold Prize Essay btest?' Mrs. J. G. Taylor. sccompanisr, Mrs. F. E. Rem
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Gets "Servloe Button"

Leonard Barton, son of w. L. Bar ton, sexton of Bellwood cemetery, and who is express messenger be- tween Gainesville and Galveston, Tex as. has been awarded service but ton" by Wells, Fargo & company. be- cause of five years continuous serv- ice with the company.
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" We aH 7 z1NZ}XU VCORSEIS MeyLace M Front

Mathenia of Springfield, Mo-, most Of the guests being former neighbors of the honoree. when she was resi- dent of Pine Bluff.
 Interesting reports were made by First Vice President Doris Shandy, Second Vice President Winnie Good win, Superintendent of Mission Study De1a-M Moore Fisackerly and Superin- tendent of Social Service Isabel Woodland, as we'll .as by Critic Ruth Arnett. The president, Miss Mary Collins, presided and announced that at the nex: meeting, on Wednesday February IT, an interesting litorar: and musical program will be carried out
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II exceedingly
 smart little boys costume that shows the very latest style and which is perfectly simple and quite within the powers of the h o m 8 maker. The coat is. loose and there- fore easy to fit, and the straight trousers mean very little labor. The model is a good one for a variety of materials. For tho very handsome suit, bengaline silk is liked or vcl- vet. For the less elaborate costume, serge is used and for the coming season the model would be charming made up in white linen or in white pique. In the pie ture, serge is the material and the revers are faced with silk.
 For the ten year size would be re- quired 3N yds. of material 27in. wide, zZ yds. 36. aN yds, A in. wide, with E yd. 20 in. wide for revers.
 The May Man. ton pattern No. 849S is cut in sizes for boys from six to twelve years of age. It will be mailed to any ad- dress by the Fash- ion Department of this paper, on re- ceipt of ten cents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04
Held for s.Gun Play"

Ed Thomas, negro, was ordered held to await the action of the grand jury by Justice of the Peace Gabe Meyer yesterday, on a charge of car rying<a pistol and another charge of disturbing the peace. Bond was fixed at $500. Thomas was arrested by Deputy Constable Reidinger, after a disturbance near the Arkansas Short Leaf Lumber Go. plant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04
1 Mission Club
 Is First Meeting.

e recently organized Young es Mission club of the First odlst church held it's first meet yesterday afternoon at the chapel church, and matters Of import were discussed and acted mon cluD gaining considerable head Ill the work it has taken upop to do.
 ana green were selected as Fluos colors, and Watch, Work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04

Misses Myrtle and Pearl Holt enter tained the members of the Fidelia class of the Ohio street Baptls church, at a delightful musicale at their home in East Sixth avenue yes terday afternoon.
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Daily Fashion alks
 BY MAY MANTON

THE latest
 l blouses are
 exceedingly interesting crea- tions. In the illus tration plain silk is trimmed with striped and that combination al- ways is good, but one could vary the trimming of the design almost in- definitely. The vest and the girdle can be made of the trimming material, i'll place of match- ing the blouse and the pretty soft full ness renders the blouse adaptable to everything that is soft enough to be draped. Crepe de chine would be beautiful with Roman stripes for the vest, as we'll as for the collar. Crepe de chine combined with bengaline would be handsome a n d charmeuse satin would be especially effective with vel vet. The sleeves with the deep cuffs , and turned-over portions are new and fashionable, but the three-quar- ter length con- tinues to hold a place and each woman is free to use the one she likes the better without injuring the style.
 / For the medium size will be re. quired 3H yds. oi material 27 in. wide for the collar 34 to 42 inches bust
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04

Miss Grace Whitaker of Boston IS the guest of Miss Helen Ledwidge, who gave a pleasant bridge party yesterday in Miss Whittaker's honor. Little Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04

Assisted by Mrs. l.. B. Rogers ana Mrs. M. $. Frank, Mrs. J. R. Schunck entertained informally Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Charles
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04

Mir. and Mrs. Joe Fisher will enter tain their friends Sunday afternoon at their home, 112 Texas street, in honor of their little son, who will then be eleven days old.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04

Mrs. Frank Pace has returned from a recent visit to Pine Rlufi # Mrs. J. H. Wallace of Pine Bluff visited her son, l.. E. Wallace, recently.--Little Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04

Anyone wishing bu. or sell Jefferson County Script. call on Chas We'll Supply Go. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04

sacred cantata Sunday afternon at 2 o'clock at the First Methodist church, to which the public is cordially in vited
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04

The Ladies Aid society of the Poplar street misajcn will meet at :. o'clock this afternoon with Mrs. J. A. Gannaway, in Twenty-fifth ave- nue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04

The Coterie Chorus will give a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04
Desiems by May N untox.

Full qured 332 yds. oi yd 36 A wide, wh yd n wide for the collar andcu i pattern in sizes from inches mailed address by the Fashion Department of th receipt of ten
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04

Misses Tennie Niven and Elleine Harrison came in from Tucker to en- ioy Seven Keys to Baldpate" at the Elks' theatre last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04

The Sisterhood of St. Martha will meet Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock. with Mrs. Charles Warriner, 1904 East Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-04

Mrs. o. B. Underwood has return ed from Mount Vernon, Ill.,, where she was called by the illness and death of her father.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
Ter libernle idlueoilhe g~leidlstaas

ubgcoronete 0auptntnnu Nilleoabl
idrrtibt ..lticuano fona muniteE,
0aa Der hlutiqc &anpi OH Der Clt
front Jest EN- 6noe iunocn lollte ourd]
MISUNDERSTANDING De. Statli9 quo.
Icat. no ole critcn 5ometitrablett
olirdl 0os Otter 0cs grnBcl ruiiiidan
9}oltsgeiduonine5 bi1ourdl SIT leItt2u.
pcQtnilcn. 98tr ourien nidlt Die fllni5ig
M3ll(loncn }llulen. Eulen u4t0 aicin
ruilen, 0udl lld}t ole &ettel, GlIbcl
unD &ittnuer ais @eidngcnc dul Ee
tatsseit betrahtcn mir mulien ptel
tBcfr mijnihen. 0uB @inocuburqs er
iolareidlc Gffeniinc auf ser Citiront
iortaeieBt miro, bis sic 8forte oes
rtiiiden &oltsgef1nariIies euoqilltia
ciigcihluqen lit. &o6reno Der lcbteu
,5alr3chutc ieGnte iid) Die ruiiiide
2,olfsieetr nod 2idDt Iulo 6reibeit
9iolo foulmt uiellcid,t Der hcillqc
6iitorlidc 4ugeublid aud iilr Mus
I0aos lnnnpathiihes uno glttler5iges
siolf. Mas mir 5drneoen fiir sic ar
nlctt. unteroriltten ToIfer miiniden
mlliieir. lit olio 6rieoeu ino 6rcibelt
5niommEa."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

er Den Seifaa oaer 2onooner Bel.
tllllgen bnttc, Ole iiberoies oos aus
loortige Amt uno Sir @ren nun in
cbeilloldl moBloier @eiie anqreifen,
oils nc ibm iritber Die Stonge aeboIten
bnben.
Die 2ouoouer SincS, sic 0elttid.
lonoS %erniftung fir cine ollsae.
iltafte Sadle gebalten bat pfeift nun
ans etilem onheren 2ode. Sic Rel.
ting rllft flugero aus:
From the first moment of the
war, WHEN THE GERMANIC
EMPIRE STOOD ALONE A
GAINST US. right down to the
landslide of last week, n mis-.
calculation seems to have fol-
lowed another with almost mathe-
NAUTICAL certainty. Rumania still
holds out, but she holds out now
IN passive isolation, no longer in
touch with the advancing Russian
armies and inevitably influenced
by what is passing around her."
&er5meiilune barber, oaB bic
brltiid)c Heqierung Den geeianetIten
%S'eltpuntt unbeuubt OIL lid noriiber.
geten lieB, lpriht aus 0ieien ;3eilenl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
Eraiioent 8iliOn sesen Siu=
0eifrih.
STANDARDIZATION. n Nft-


9ei Ser SSeier oes %. SobrestaaeS
Der gegritnoung Der .Sodter Der
olnertfanilden Hepollltion" bielt@rG-
ltoent Millon einc9ieoe eeqc oie9in-
oeitridl= Imerifoner Gr mamie feline
beltimmten NntionoIitGten; o6er es
lpur bod eritdtlidl, oob ieine Iusfiib-
riingen It'd gegen oieienigen Amerifa-
ncr rid]teten, Die Dem 2unoe ibrerSer.
ftnft Die 5reliel pabren. Mie ole 96de
nno Die Sdlofe, 3ur9tcdtcn uro our
2inftn, mill er Die amerifuniIden
2jurger tbeilen. 12oBt oielfQnner, oie
5uerlt on alloerc 2anoer oenfen, ollf
Der citcn Scite itebelt," iagte or, limo
lere, Die iir Nmerifa 5uerit, 5ulebt
uno a~lle5eit iinO, ouf Der onoereu."
Der ErGlibent crflarte oltd, ollf Dem
&egc, oen er gebe, fonne ser 6rieoen
lpieOerallfgebout meroen. Neutralitdt
ici Elm negatives @ort. Die Sol1pts
Iode lei, Dab ale Nnerifaner Slime
rifn i'm Ser5en tritaeft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
Hcitr ots Srntidcn Sages in Gan Glaire.

SHloisuHs eimes shweisers.

Cn0cren fllr5crcn Nnlpradgn uerfebl
ter nidlt ibrcn Gilerrf auf Die Ger.
ldnmlung mo audl oicie Heoner ern
tcten moblper0icnten @eiiaa. 3D.
lfor Grmllh beioBtc lih 1eDr Gin.
0eHCto nit Der Auslanospolitif pom
YrdiiOent @ilion mo miBbiaigte lie
irit nidt miB6uperItebenoen Mortell.
Or mari @ilion 0arlm. neil CT Die
@afienoRsfubr oil Die Aaiirten stidt
nerbote uno oe1l Nieienpump Der
Seinoe 3elttidlun0s pGqig ignorir.
te. einen oiretten @ruh ser Hcltra.
lltdt POI. Serncr geiBelte ser Heo.
ller nit beiBeloen @prten sic eng
lid frelmolifpe Selloen3 ser n~teilten
omerifonilden Soges5eitlngen. bic
foi0er @ilien urio @emiiien oie oert-
idlcn Solooten ais Moroer, 6rouen-
ldunoer uno oergleidlen mebr BIN
ltalten. Damn nobm lid ser Nconer
England ipe5iell Dor, ons oaein an
Dem ifredlihcn @eItcnbralno Sdntlo
mare uno ous nur ourf bic Gtfer-
ilIdt oltf 9altihlonos mddltiges
GmporbliiberL Dor nllenn in fomnler-
5%ieIler 9e5iebulg, ben arieg pom
3aun gebrohen. Tr0ltoent 4ruolo,
Ger mad Goitor Grmiid iproh. bob
III leincr Heoe Die oeutide 2opa-
litat 5ur amerifoniiden 6Ioa9e Der
Dor uno mics nui Die 1roben Serblen-
tic oes 0eutihomerifoniihen Iatio-
l%tolbunoes IN ser jesiqen 3eit 1eroor,
Ill Der oaS 9eutihthum in oieIem2on.
DC iolde ifllpcre 3eiten o~urd3ur1o.
then bat. Eaitor 4uauItine, ser
lette oltf ser 9teonertiite, ern1ubn.
IL Die Settiden 4mcrifos an Sen
Irooitiolten Der nlten Seimotb feIt5lt.
hdlten nno thrift oorouf 5u leben,
Dob Dem Nadlpuds Die oeutId,e
Sprade nno Sic oeutiden Sitten lro
e}ebronfe erbalte1 bIciben.
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Nm WneS lint

lSu Naes liigt Die 3eiu 9or-
fer pro britiihen 3eitungen milroell
ocu umtIihen Meloungeu Hcrlins
Quli5 gcrpib QroBere @eocltlrg bet.
mc'ien. mettn lie uitt ourd Die ruff
Idle. frnn5oiiihe, britii6e uno icrbi.
lhe Ncridlterituttung oapon ilber
3eugt norocn mdrcl ooB mih omtli
die Stellcn Is nit Scr M%obrbcit nidlt
acndlt nehmcrL mcrn Iie ibncn nid)t
pubt. Sic tonnen es nift perlteben,
0oB geroOe Die eiue oelttihe 6%egierlng
lid odrin BON oaeri onoeret IL II r.
! hei0en iollte.
limo opdl lit cs 10. bns bot iih mie-
Der bel Den Nteloungen iiber bie gro.
Sc britiih : fron6olilhe Sffniipe &c.
5ciqt.
Gas Spridmort: .Mer einmol
liiqt, Dem aIolibt man nift," Iaiiei
Gle Mtdnner, Die es alif lid genom-
men hoben, bic oifentIide Wteinltuq
in oieicm 2onoe 3u formet, ollber
Yht. Aber tic baben lid cine neliC
Ibeoric 3llrehtgeleat. ndmIih. oof
mo allies I'll ct ser oelitidle Mi.
del ollein nidt ole @obr9eit ipreher
tam.
ltno es lit ooh 10.
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Den Ganaoiern in's ssinsn Osr'
Stammbnd! 9anf itat.

htk oup ~.
.. Morgen Sournol" Ser Hegierung
non CANADA alb, III fol9enoer @io-
mlna:
Illus lit cine bobe. ucnu aud
ourd)ous peroiente @fIre 3it Sbeil &C.
lporoen. Sic conaoiIhe 3eaierung
bot %onaeoronct. ooB o~us1Souruol niht
iiber Die @rcn5e Qebrodt meroen oarf.
Sic bat 6antit itiaihlpeiqeno 5ugege.
ben, Dab tic lid Dor Dem e ,ntlden
|ournal" iurhtet. Dob re III oem
%mofleioen Ginfluile oeS 8lattes cine
modlIenOe @~cfobroung ibrer 3iele
licht.
,0ieie 3iele iilo iottlam befonnt.
Sic canooiifle RegieruuQ lit britiider
iait ais Die britiidle Reqicrung. Sic
iudt bel bel 9cpoIferuiQ oes 2ur-
Ge5 eineu oitrf, nidlts 0crehtfertiqten
linnIoleu &ob gcqcn GcutlhIono uno
Die Geltldlen 81 e%r5eiigen: lie luht
Die eianen @rii0er 3rl imnter Qr0
Beren Opiern fir cine IduQit nerlorc.
ne Sode on5uieuern. unn ooS ales.
trcBocu tic lcbr moI)l meiB, pie picl
Gana6o oen @ilraern oeltiher. otter
teidniher mo unanriihcr Nerfunft
uCroontt.
vGicier YoIitif Iteht nihtS 10 iebr
I'M SSeQe, tuie Die NuffIGrund iiber
Die NorNonac aif oen 4rico8ihol.
plobcn mo ilber Sic Tinae, Sic Iid)
hinter Sen GouIiiicn. 6oS hcift in 6en
Goblncttcu Der an Der aroBcn Ser.
'dnmorund Qcacn NcttidIanb bethel
IiQten RcpierunQcu. obIpielcn. Die.
cdnnOiide R~eqierlura bot, mic lire
tnrdnniihenllute-6ritduno 0cb. 0eut.
ldlclt SoltrnuI" benefit. crfarnt. 0os
eieleS Wlott loldc IuffIdruna untcr
'ciiicn SrIcrn berbreitct. Sic ourftc
ooher nidlt mlehr buIner. oub Verio
men. Die Dos llnnIiid hnben. inter III.
rcr 6uttcl st ltcben. oic'c Sic @obr.
hett hcrbreitcuOcn 3eituuoen lcien.
"Nic 9Snhrheit nfn ole ihre Or.
cane uutiieu olis Gambia oltsoeidI ol.
len merocn. oern ionit f0nnte sic
cnnooild'e Rcoierirno ihr frehIeriifes
SnieI NIT bem @eidid ihrer @iiraer
nidrt lancer trciben.
rSSir linb Ser eonooiihen Reoie.
rilIla mir Die I%nerfermrno berhflih.
tct oos mir ST SEN Sronneu ser
N'ohrheit 0ch0rer urh fbrehen oleih. |
settle Die sltoeriihtIide Grmorhrru
ans. oo6 Scr $nd nidt mchr ferrc III.
oent onS counSi'he ToH cinIeher
miro. mohiu Die &oIitif ieiner Nc.
glcrlng - fithrt."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

ecu Claire bon Gem 9cntldltGum
DER Stoot uno oeren ltntgebung.
ionic 0ent oeutldfreutloIiden Gle.
rtcllt Der iibrigen Nco0lfcrutg untcr
Der Acgioe bes Staotperbonos oes
2cutlhomerifuniihen Notionalbun-
6cs beganQen mur0e. 0unoerte uno
@berhuloertc pom Rerionen, inter
oCnelt iid aud pielc Gontcn brfon.
oen. fiilten Die nit nmerifaniiden
tFuhnell un0 Gmblemcu oeforirtG
HGtbaqe un0 louidyten NIT @e9etite-
rlinQ Den %Siinoen0en @orten OCT 9teo-
ucr mo oen mulituliifen Humutern
0cs 6eItprogrnnims, bon oenm III
eriter Clinic Die prdftigcn gelan9li-
den Iorbietunoen ocs WGnnerhnrs
9cnannt ieiet. nit Ser omerifoni-
on 9}otionolbnmne uMmericn~ be
gam sic Seier uno NIT Dem Abiin-
gen oe$ 0elttihen Rotionollieoes
~Gie @nflt ont Rbein" itloB tic.
9eibe 2ieoer nurorn BON Der Ser.
iammIung itebeno gelungen. Die
Nnurtreoc 0es SngcS belt Hoitor
4orl Grmiid aus ct. 9aul, ulo oll-
scr ihnt ipruhen nod 6reo ArnolO
Der 8rdiioenr oeS Stootuerbolocs,
uno Noitor Anguitine aus Gol
Claire. Ole ilbcralts inbnltSrSife
uno lonqe 8eoe BON Yaitor
GrtniId mirfte ouf Die 3uborer &c.
rooe',; ,lluoeno. BOD aud Die beioen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15
ef Nei5bure &inher braudlen OIL
Gldnpoo Norm Giaer.

Us glbt cine llrlohe fir ooS unno.
tllrlld'e uno crreeborc &erboIten bic,
Ier &lnoer. 0altcn 81. on oie lin,
rat menn Der aorpr. bes Ginoes
ton tleircn @iirmern ron 1T, Sic on
Der Scben&troit Der St0rpcrs sebren
Ino oailen SbGtiQfe,t itoren. @os
ln'li1er Der @rrnb iein mag - ,oaB
>tlTloer SSllrmer hobcn 1T Sbotlohe
re ll1jnfrlebcnbeit ino @rreatbeit
>inres SinocS bat cinen @runo. @e.
ben Sic aifopoo @orm ainer cine
Shonee. rno mem @iirner borhon,
Den mo. 10 miro oieic barmloie Mcoi.
iiii otcle fpjoriacu 9oraiiten cntfcr
ten. 25c sic SdafteI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-10-15

mad Die rniiiihe Regicrung ge5lpun-
gen lit, gu 3mangsenteig+
bon Yrtpotb6uiern
5n lhreiten, oo Sic gcqens
iuorti9 sur @erfiigung itebcnoen
Sa5areite bereits 10 iibcrfiiat fino, ooB
Den togli6 onfommeinen ~rm5dbligen
Seripltnoeten feline llntertunft mebr
Geboten meroen farm. Sdon friib i'm
9riegc tporen in HuBIano oae geeia.
lleten offentliden @eb1roe, S6uIen,
2lrdpcn uno Shloiier in 2asorctte
imgetuonoelt moroen. Sci ben furd1t-
barren Gerluiten a5er, oie ous rulii.
ldc Seer lett Ger Gur6brudsihlod)t
am 5lpeiten Waita9 IN oen &arpo-
then tGglidl erIitten bat mo nod er-
ieloet, BADEN lid Die getroffencn Wab.
itafmen ais un9eniigeno crpicien, 10
onB Die ruiiilhe Aeaieruna lid Al
altBerorocntIiden Shritten aeslpun.
gen iiebt. 9tuf oieTe g2eiie fam sic
rulitIdle Geaierung lnohI oie 6roge
ee5 Ruumes Ioien; unbeantmortet
blelbt obcr Ole 6roge, mic lie Dem be
ltnlloigen Mfongel an Ner5tcu uno
StronfenpflegerperIonnl ubbelfcn nil.
Der Ihon miner beltonocn bat uno
bei Der Grridtuna neller Cigarette
orilfenocr ais bisber lib benlerfbur
modem muB. Ger Miongel on 2o5o-
@retteL Ner6ten ulo Gflegerinien
redltfertigt Die alIqenein per6reitcte
@nnabme, Dob in <BIuno Ser Gro-
3entiot ser ibren @unocn erliegen=
ocn Solooten elm mcit groBerer iein
ttuB, oIS in Den iibrigcn 2dnoern.
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S6atttn toulmltn=
Der greisniIe!

DER Grel9lltne. Che GrpreB"
bat nclllih mi
Der erIten Seite IN Ben fetteltcl1 Bud
oiS oenl Yororingen Der Sent.
nnt 0alfun ShllliIe geSogen,
ucldle GnaldnoS 3ufnnft nidt beIon-
>ers heneiocnsmcrth erlheinen lailen.
2ic e%rluobntc 3cituna iagt mortlid:
Suppose Won Mackensen tri-
umphS and the Germans join
hands with the Turks2 What
them The kaiser would control
the whole of Central Europe, the
Baltic. and the Bosphorus.
With the Germans established
in Constantinople and in Asia Mi
nor, Egypt would be at their mer-
cy-India might become their
prey; the Suez canal would cease
to be international; it would be as
German as the Kiel canal. Ger
many would hold the road to the
east. British rule in India would
become impossible. Australia and
New Zealand would be cut off
from the motherland. British
trade would be strangled by a
people ruthless in commerce as in
war.
There is rot a shadow of ex-
aggeration in these statements.
The future of our empire, of our
race, will be largely determined
by the result of the operations that
have begun on the Serbian from
tier. There is no time to be vast
ed. If our greatness is to on
tinue. it must be because of our
might.
"A few divisions in Salonica are
worse than useless. The task de-
mands a great, powerful army.
1t must be see at once. 1t is not
yet too late. If it is not yet too
late it will be too late soon.
The failure to give Serbia ev-
cry possible aid now Will bring
with it the failure of the British
empire and all that the words inn
ply"
llno m0breno sic 2onooncr Bel
lti,eelt iih nuumchr teiner (0nlh,
itte bineeben mo sic 0efahr in ID
en- aori5en llmionge erfemtrl. &c.
att Die &esicruna lid III MGsreacIn
or Hrclic, in Dem &erbot, ocutlhe
5ieee su peroifcntlidleu. uno in &c.
t%lIaeuohnle uon SobeIoepeihcn. mel
lc aus Imcrifo nod nelltrulen Gan
ern 9eidift iperocl.
@egcu bieie &leiuigteit in 4uacn,
liden bon @eIhuum0I5enocr SSih.
iafeit bot 2pr0 ScIborue cine ae,
iefferte &e0c geboI.tn. iiIr pelhc
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3U Grfaltnnsen geben nid)t BON
ielber fort.

Cine Grfdltung lit bortnGdig.
bod Dies lit fem @runb, meBbalb
und Sic es iein %Iolten. MnItatt oaB
Sic Die Grfoltung ousbaIten. iolten
Sic oielelbe ~los5uperoen Iuhen, in.
Dem Sic Or. Sings Seem 9iSgoperp
nebmen. @efdbrIide 2itftrobren-
uno 2u~ngenleioen folgen iebr oft Ell.
ner Grfoltung, Die 5uerit peri,adl1i-
ltgt woroen lit. 0a Sbr &0rper ie-
ne Grfdltungsfeime befGmpft, 10
fonn nidts 8eiieres em%pfoblen mer-
Den, ols Der @ebroud oieIer gilten
Weoi5in. SUNG uno 9(lt bnben if.
re &eroienite erprobt. @rbolten Sic
cine 6laide nod bent Hur SOC uno
81.
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Ger @oa street N6nia MOrqan

bot 700 Agentn in 0ienIt gelom-
men, Die Die britiih : fraBoiiihe An.
lci1e oltf oos Yubllflm a6Iooen iol-
len. Die Anleibe ion BON Sans 81
@aus per6ofert iperoeu. AliO or
Qanilirtcr 8a%ucrniang. 9os Yubli.
tum iollte it'd porieben, Oenn Der oa.
raltf binciniGat eebort iider nidt 81
Den ,imarten" Yanfeesl
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llneIe Sam ioatc Die Spiurrniaae

axrtc ole 5dniiffelei noh 2~ouor2ucr
rnthcrt lieber ouiacben mo odroui
ahten. mas binter ieincm siuden Dor
aebt. 2Sdbreno err NIT - nidtipcn
Eingcl b~eidloftiat lit, pIiinocrt ser
ATTIC 5pibbub 9Iooon NSobn lcincn
SsrloItrunt. Dernid,tct 'cincn nunoel.
seinc 6reibeit mo lcin Gaicbcn por
DIR NcIf
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Iir llcherlnh nnn nit Nrirnsmn.

fcriol @eiteIlunqen hot sur SyoIge.
ooB 0ie Soften fiir Den 8au odteri
srasiiter ariegslfifie 80 Gro3ent
aeltieaen iino llno Damn mus GnfcI
nm utd nod lparten, bis er an bic
eihe toumtl @o hIeibt oa tliicr
Eroi;t az Dem 8littgcl6e2
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ami Selte Der AIltirten lteben0e Vel.
gum eInutnrIhirten miro bon Der
nmeritonilhcn Ereiie bcute nod ais
~iinmisl0ihlidcr Sdonoiled All Dem
aeHildlen Nomeli~ gebron9u1drft.
.Senm obcr britjldcn uno lron5olldc
Ernppcn III q ried miami Gin.
sli'e,i. IT 0os cine @onoluug beredl
tIgfer Rotbmebrl"