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will do anything these days. except
stay at home, where she belongs"
And that old chap will have to lose
day and pay a fine because she
doesn't like the cut of his horses ribs.
Gee. 1t would make me hot If a woman
was to come around interfering with
me like that"
You amt married yet. You don't
know what you'll have to stand when
the time comes"
A woman. who likes to know things
had also paused to watch the stout
lady and to listen to the critics on the
curb. Then, doubtless considering that
1t was her vital business, she made a
bee line for the patiently waiting
driver to ask If he had got himself
into trouble with the S. P. C. A. And
the driver dispensed knowledge, car
In hand:
'Nome. De lady fgot to put down
de dress Of her brother, who wants hay
for his horse right off: he done move
In new house an she halter tele-
phone. We s'plies him reg'rr"
And the woman felt that the critics
ought to be ashamed of their rude
curiosity.
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Wedding Of Interest Here.

Supreme Court Justice Townsend
Scudder and Mrs. Scudder Of Glen Cove
L. l.. and Brooklyn have announced the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Hewlett scudder. and Lieut.
Wadleigh Capehart, U. 8. n. the son
of Capt. Edward E. Capehart. U. 8. N,
and Mrs. Capehart of this city.
The marriage will take place Juno 10
at 112 Willow street, Brooklyn. Owing
to mourning only the two families and
few intimate friends will be present
Miss Scudder. who is a student at
Bryn Mawr. was to be introduced to
society in the coming autumn.
Lieut.. Capehart is attached to the
United States Naval Aviation Corps and
is stationed at Pensacola. Fla He was
graduated from the Naval Academy at
Annapolis in the class OF 1910.
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Big Boiled Dinner.

IT HE chefs in our big hotels may
think they prepare meals on a big
scale, but it is doubtful whether any of
them have ever eaualed the feat of
wholesale cookery achieved at the lit
tie town Of Liss. in England.
At a barbecue held there not long ago
an OK was boiled-not roasted-whole.
This is how the thing was done:
A large hole was dug in the ground
and lined with brick. inside of which
was built q tank large enough to hold
the OK. The carcass was then lowered
into the tank. having first been placed
in a case formed by heavy crossbars. to
which chains we're attached. Pulleys
from a scaffolding above were used to
raise and lower the OK.
Many vegetables, such as carrots.
onions. cabbages and potatoes were
boiled with the meat. The boiling re-
Quired several hours
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to Cuba.
fights over the Dardanel1es: tho
What fight?-in what country2"
''Oh-down there in Havana"
Havana. Why, how did the war get
to Cuba?
The boy explained about Willard and
johnson. The woman caught on, with
a sigh of relief:
"Oh, / see! A base ball game
Then the convenient boy broke loose:
'Lawd. If you amt the ignantest
LADY,
And it served her right. She said so.
She was a "red sear' young woman.
from bronze ties to a plume that was
as royalty superior to the ordinary
feather of commerce as. say. princess
on her throne is above the poor girl
who gathers fagots in wood (see
movies).
But she was not pretty And she
was so thin that even net guimpe
failed to hide bones that no self-re-
specting crow would care to pick. But
the really surprising thing about her
was that she should be riding in an
Avenue car when her place was so
obviously behind a chauffeur. In a ma
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street entertained at a very beauti-
fully appointed luncheon the past week
at her home in honor of her house
guest, Miss Gigoney, her other guests
being Mrs. Robert L. Corby, Mrs. Will
liam S. Corby. Mrs. E. D. Hathaway.
Mrs. Fred Trueleben, Mrs. Jesse C. Ad-
kins and Mrs. George Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. William g. Corby Of
Connecticut avenue entertained their
dancing class the past week at their
home, when they had among their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henkle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Heaton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Newton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henri Capterville, Mr.. and Mrs Laurenz
NJ. Prior, Miss Cattle, Miss Pretty, Miss
Bigoney. Mr.. Underwood and Mrs.
Pretty.
The next meeting Of the Chevy Chase
branch of the Florence Crittenton
Circle will be held next Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 on Newlands street.
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Brookland.

Mrs Ralph Keemle and little daugh-
ter Of Toronto. Canada. are guests OF
Mrs. Keemle's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace M. Woodward. 1884 Monroe
street
Quite an interesting and enjoy
able egg hunt was held by Mrs.
Henry c. Butler. 1925 Kearney street.
Easter Monday afternoon. Among those
present were Miss Florence Ceilings
worth. Miss Ethel Farmer. Mrs. j. M.
George. Mrs. Fayett George, Mrs. Buck
Torgas, and a host OF little ones.
The Brookland Auction Club spent an
enjoyable evening at the home Of Mrs.
Ripley last Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Bentley will entertain the club the
10Th
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Of Washington have arrived at tho sea-

Of Washington have arrived At ths sea-
side for a spring visit
G. W. F. Swartzell has Joined Wash
ington friends at the Holmhurst
Mrs. Mae H. Cook of Washingto is
visiting the Iroquois this week. Miss
Lille p Barley and Miss Marion Chap
man were among the Washington Wis
itors on the Boardwalk this week. Mrs
Frances r. Kemp has joined the Wash
ington colony at the shore.
Mrs Josephine D. Mason has Joined
the Washington contingent at the Den.
mis-
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At Home MONDAYS.

Mrs. Frank @. wilkins will be at
home informally the remaining Mon
days in April at the Congressional
She will have with her tomorrow aft
ernoon the Rev. and Mrs. Howard j.
Bell.
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To Remove Ink Spots.

Soak the spots in strong salt water.
rinse with ammonia and repeat the
process If necessary. The salt changes
the nitrate of silver in the ink into
chloride Of silver. and the ammonia
dissolves the chloride, and hence re-
moves the stains.
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Will Not Receive Tuesday.

The Misses Mitchell of 1921 @ street
northwest will not receive Tuesday.
April 13. but will be at home Informally
Tuesday. April 20, when Mrs. Cheshire
Of North Carolina will receive with
them.
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Left for Visit In West.

Mr. and Mrs. /. Grosner left for De-
troit. Chicago and other western cities
to witness the production Of the Uni
versity of Michigan Opera. OF which
their son. Mr.. Sylvan S. Grosner. is the
author
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To Renovate Hairbrushes.

Old hairbrushes which have become
soft can be made hard and hrm again
by dipping them in strong solution
Of alum.
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The big crowd before The Star build
ing caught the interest of a woman
who is deeply concerned over the war.
Knowing that megaphone announce
ments must mean some direfully sud
den catastrophe. she paused to inquire
of convenient boy as to the cause
of the excitement.
The convenient boy explained that 1t
was on account of the fight.
(which one? Where?"
Down there in Havana-the big
fight, you know"
But the woman didn't know. There
was the battling in Belgium; the sea
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Homer Groninger Of
the 6th Cavalry entertained at dinner
Easter Monday. The decorations were
pink carnations. The guests present
were Capt and Mrs. Forester Mrs
Taucher and Lieut.. James.
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Capt. and Mrs. Sturges entertained a
party of eight at dinner.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Morrison had a, Dime,
party of six. which included Capt. ano
Mrs. William Mitchell, Mrs Schinde.
and Mr.. Gilleat.
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Musicals of This Afternoon.

Miss Elizabeth Harding is entertain
ing at a musical and tea this afternoon
at her home. on Wyoming avenue.
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Gem and Mrs. Hugh L. Scott have as
their guests Miss Scott Miss Houstan.
Mrs. Miles and their granddaughter,
little Mary Stockton Of Princeton, N, ],
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Mrs Archibald Oracle will also give
an informal musical this afternoon at
s o'clock.
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AieuI Col ana Mrs. Menoher enter
tanned at a buffet supper, the party
afterward attending the hop. The
guests were Gen. and Mrs. Hugh L.
Scott. Gen. and Miss G. B. Davis, Gen.
and Mrs. Greely. Mrs. Adams. Gen. and
Mrs. MacComb. Col. and Mrs. Lettell
and Miss Lettell. Col. and Mrs. Walcutt,
Col and Mrs Chauncey Baker, Col
March and Miss March, Mrs. Miles, Gen.
and Mrs. Scott's house guest, and Mr..
Darrell Menoher
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Fort Myer Notes.

The last formal hop Of the season
took place Wednesday night 1t was
one of the largest of the year and was
preceded by many dinner parties.
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Mrs. John Blackiston Hall of Con-
petfcut avenue has cards out for an at
home April II from to 6 o'clock, when
she will have assisting her Miss Cecil
Gregory-Smith.
Mrs. Laurenz NJ Prior of West kirk
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Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Esch Of Brook
Vile road will entertain the members
of the Chevy Chase Round Table at
their home next week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Harper, 3D. of
Cedar lane left last week for Phila-
delphia, Pa. where they will visit
Evening star., 1915-04-11

The Chevy Chase Dancing Class met
the past week at the Chevy Chase
library with the following present: Mr.
and Mrs. George J. Hesselman, Mr.. and
Mrs. d r Harper. Sd. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. F. Steward. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs George Win
chester Stone. DR.. and Mrs. q. Agnew,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lane, Dr. and Mrs
Muller. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Copeland
and Mr.. Robert Green
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@inem 6elO6ritf aus einem 6auptQuar.
tier i'm 8eften entnimmt bic SlIee3eitunq
bic folgenben SdBe:
m... menn @ott nit uns blei6t, pers
ben mir bic fran86iide armee balo Iaads
mat. leBert, uno aud Der San bon gdris,
bas ieber aenuer Grantreids belte nod
fir beFen 6er5 fat, lit MIR cine Gruge
Der 3eit! Rleinmitttge 8riefe aug Der
5eimdtb trdgen nidt bu3l Bel, bic Stims
ming in ben S4iBengrGben 3u ber6sFern.
Die Qeute an BEN 8iertii9en, benen es
.ni6t idneG genug" ge6t, foGten bod be-
benien, baB mir Elm @olfs6eer finO unb
gang dnbere Riitiidt auf Wleni6enle6an
81 ne6men baden ais bic GnglGn6er uub
Sin ein3igsr beutIfer SptOat 1T
fpertb uts ale bic peifen 2eute, bic
gu Suufe AM 0fen IiBen. Sin
iberbaitetes @prgeben nGre nur inter
9dr3 duBtroroenti6en Menf4enopfern
m0glid, ulip serobe3u elm 8erbrt6en.
mir geben ldngidm Dor, aber bes f6IieB=
grfoIges 1T Elm ieber Mann in Der
5ront iider. ~.
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6008IeHW eklAADf WlROEH 6k5c4UNT IN 3zELLUNG GEeRAcHz
9tnOenbnrg mn
90kcnOOrf.
9ie berrlide Sarmonie 5piideu ben
ber6iinbeten eerreH.

Qntnipfsub an Elm 8slteramm, IN
ueldem Der f6leIifds grobin3idlaus.
ihub ben @sneraifeIbmariddl b. 6inbeH.
burg 5u Dem bur9 feline 5ielbtpubtt Gd6.
rung uHb aud burh ben bslbeumiitbi9en
aampf Der iterreihiidsmgarii6en Srup.
pen 5uIammengebrofeneu QnltIrm ber
ruffiden utbsrmodt auf S6ltiien bunts
bar besliidpinidt, fdgt bas Biener
gDeutIbe goltsblatt":
9lt innigsr 6reuoe unb le66after Sc
nugthuung biirfen mir bieieS Document
beutIher 8dntbarteit btr5eidnm. 5iirs
fpa5r, Is lit Elm 6errli6es Bib Der bo[ls
tommenIteH Ginigtsit uub 6teeiitrtFen
8unbtstrtue, bas bic Sample in golen
unO @uli3ien in jeber qbdis 3eistsn, in
triiben 3dgen unb fpdter, bd bic genialen
gntidliie bss perbiinbetm 5elb6etrn bic
augeitrebtsn Griihte 81 trdgtn begannen.
90 mic bic 1iterreidtf6sungarifde Srups
pen inter ben oeutIdsR 5eerfibreru bell
.oennit6ig, pflinteifrig unb ieIbftlos tdms
pfen uno nur barauf be6adt iino, ben 9lbs
fidteu uno 8efeblen bts ~ftggetpo6nten
@ensralifiimus in ieber 6infdt gercdt 3u
10 fedteH NIT btriel6en 9flidts
treut beutf6e 3ruppen inter benz 4oms
maHoo 6ober of%terreiGiiasr @enerale.
6ineeHburg unb 9~0beuborf, bereiut in Der
QusGrbeituHs ibrer granbipien gldne, bic
oann bon ben 0terrei6iIdzunaariI6en
uH0 beutidsu SruppeA geuleiRlam in
@ettitreite unb t%reueiier gfli6tz
,rfilung burdgefi6rt tperbeu, 6ieies Bib
BE Bette 8erpdbr bafir, buB bic
5armonie 3piiden ben beiben
1~erbiinoetfn 6eeren an 6dupt unb @liez
bern aud in aler Submit 6eteben blei6t
liz gum ebrtHppaen unb, mic mir ~5ubers
boffeu, fegrei6eu gemeinIamen
EriebnsidluB.
8as balgariffe gldft ,admbdno" Be-
Pridt bic aroBe rufiide RisOerla8e unO
ugt:
Die bloBe M5oti6tit zines Sisges
fuBldnos erreete elm 3ittern Bel o1en
2eutraIen bon RorOeu Bis Siiben. @liid
i4eripeiie fnb bic ruiFI3n 9erntruppen
6efegt. Damit entI6ipe6t 0ieie
8efonbers mir guIgaren freuea
.us iiber bic ruifiI6t 0ieoerlaqe, neil
Rublano iid iiber bas rngliid guls
aricn5 gefreut bat unb neil nunmebr
as grobte 6inbernis fiji bic @erpirt
dung Der Sbsdle bes bIlgariI6en Dol
3 beIeitigt porben 1T. Der 8uiammens
rud Der ruilihen Qrmee 1T ntdt nur
Segen fir bic game GuIturtpelt, fonz
erH bebeutst aud bic gefreilng beg ruff
idtn Bottles Don ben aetteu bes 3aris
lug.
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eadfide arteasansseidnnnaen.

Nus Der Sd9FIdm Staats5eitung;
8ieIfad piro angenomm 4 baB bic in
ni6tid6ffden SrupptHtbeiIen ftebenom
Sa9Ien aus benz 4nldB i1rer id6iiIden
StdatsdnaebDtigteit iddiiIde 4us3eids
nuugen erbalfen. 0ieie qnnabme III uns
5utreffsnO. Die Id6fIdtn arisgsaus3ei4s
nungeu iolen pietmebr in erlter 9inie Der
2trmse mieres engeren 9aterIanbes 3us
quite tommen, uno omar Iol4en 8erfonen.
bic fd Ourt 3apferteit aus3ei9nsn. 90
bat Der 90nig bareit8 Oas brdbe unb mus
ger9aIten elmer groBcu 4n3ahl bon
unb pom melt iber 1000 l1nters
offi3iereu unb MlannIadften Ieiner qrs
NEE our6 4ls3sthnuHgeH duertanut. Sn
5Guen tper6n aud Iolde atisz
ge3et6net, bic bel anbcreu lls IddIiideu
8ruppentbeilen itsben. &iir3li1 purben
siner aeibe folder Dff8iere u%nteroffis
unb Mdnn16dftcu 0r6en unb Mes
berIiebeu, bic S4ulter an Sduls
ter NIT u~uIereB iddIiIdea 9ruppen ges
Iebtere I'M @sfedt tameraoI6afts
unteriiibt unb ii6 6ierbei bur9 beIons
oere Topferteit b%erpor9etbon hdbeu.
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Gin Spfer Ser Sebcreicn.

Dor benz ariegsgeridlt in 0ortmunb
bat cine 8~erhanblung qeeen eintn glTdTer
tpegen Rriegsoerrat6s ftattgefunben. Ser
4ngetlagte par bel Qusbru9 bes ricnes
III 5rdntrei9 dls &rbeiter befhGftiot. Qns
itdtt mad 0euti4ldno ~suriid3ufebren,
bate er iid fir einen Frana66F&n Srrps
pertbetl unper6en laiTen unb in tieTem
IN Rorofrantreih qeqeu 0eutfhlanb qes
tdmpft. 8a6ei mar er in beutI6e @efdns
geni4dft gfrat6en unb in elm 8efangenens
lager iiberfi1rt. Sn Der 6offnung. bic
6retheIt gu g%eptnnen, modte er bort Ntitz
theilung iiber feline beutI9e Gtaatsanges
%bori9teit uno fu9te ieinen Gintritt in Sic
fetnolide Qrmee nit 3fpdnqsmaBreaeln
frdn3OIif4er geb6rben gu ertldren. 8as
ariegsgert9t fat bieien Gnt16ulbigunaen
teinen 8lduben beigemehen, Der QngetIdgte
tDuroe bielme6r pegen &rtegsperratbs NIT
IL Sdbren 3u6tbaus beItrdft. Sir bie=
les 8erbreden muB minbeitens duf 40
3udtbdus ertdnnt, es fam iebod
AUDI lebensIdngli9e 3uht6dusitrafe bers
1dngt tDerben. 8ds Rrieqsgeri4t in Dorts
numb lit MIN iiber bas MiubefmaB nur
I'M Elm g~eringes bsrdusgegangen unb bic
gegriinouns fiir bic miIoe @IffaFung bes
5dnes 1T iberais be3et6nenb: Neil Der
Ram in einem 8e3irf geboren lei, in BEN
bic 8eb0Iterung felt Sabren in gepiFens
Weiie gegen 9eutfdIanb berbeBt
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.0efabr inner nod
b%Or1aaOen.
Sine lintrrrcoms nit BEN @lilitar.
@uuperueur ppn @aris.

Der qdrifer ao%rreIponbsnt bes .Rieus
men &otter0dmi5en Gourdni" bate cine
uHtrrreoung NIT Dem Barrier Militdrs
@ouperneur, @eueraI Salient. Der aors
Respondent fragte uuter 6inpeis auf bic
pe1imiitiidH qeuBermaen .ii6er ben .3us
ftdHo Der qariier gert6eibigunaspgrte
ipie iid Der 9enerat Bic gsribeihiqauq bon
Yaris DorIteqe. @aLieni antipottete: Die
@ertbeibigung bon qaris 1T nur m0glid,
inosm cine 5eloIhldht g%eIiefert tpirb. Sd
mtinte %onfangs, n0rbIia bon garis bieie
Snlaat liefern 81 mtiiien, bd tie Qrmee
9lud, paIde bic gr6bte georo6ung bon
iparis cil6ete. f9 aus oieier Ri@tuna nds
berte. 9ieIes Seer bog mad SiiooIten ab
unb CAB un5 odour1 Geleqcn6eit 5u einem
Seittnangriff." Der ao~rreiponbeut frdgtt
ad9 oer Weinuug @aaienis iiber ben
marum 8lnd bitIen abmdrl9
rBeil CT" 10 mar bic INT
mort = giusun cr pdris unmittel6ar dns
ltgriffeH bate, 81 iioIirt stipeien tpdre
,ber neil bic Deutiheu 3utrit bus frans
Seer bernidten noIten."
General @anieni meintt peiter, Slug
ieien nur 5ur guitldrung uiibli3,
Ils Naffe bdttsu ie feinen ~be1onOereu
limb bic 3eppsIiut2' fragte Der
F%orreipOnoent .mcinen Gle, oaB bic
tarfe lebsrtpadung fe berbinocrt bat
5u iommm24 Der geusrql ants
rReoen Gle Mot 70 eitig; iie
omen nod tommen, abr mir fnb 9eriis
lie gu empfapgm. 9uf bic 5rage:
UieineH Sic, baB Pdris md GeFdbr
3udte gaaisni bic 9ldleIn. Sd
taft nsin", antportste er, saber nep
iagen2"
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grief bes grtnaen eitel ariehrid.

qrtn8 gitet 5riebri6 i~6erfanbte Der
8itttpe RdroItne Melion in 2ipine, bereu
Sobn i'm Regiment bes grin8en als Telos
fpebeI bor gpern geFaqen lit, sun Weibs
nd4tSfef fein Bib uno Elm 8elbaeTdent
bon bun0ert Nlarf NIT fOlaenoem San6.
i9reiben: ugletne Iiebe 6ral MelIon! sd
babe Sbren lieben Brief er6alten unb Be-
etlc mid, SbHen gu %untporten. Ratirlfh
fannie i'd Sbren lieben Sobn, Der nls
Stol3 oes Regiments un6 Elm @orbtlb fir
tetne &dmerdoen am IL. Robember betm
Sturm auf bic englifdm @rG6en BEL She
louDeIt gefaqeR lit. G8 mar mir nod cine
9roBe 8reube, inn bas Giierne 8reus adr
ni4t iebr Iange Dor Ieinem 5eloentobe
itberretaen gu tDnnen. M1Dge @Dtt ber
9err SAnen Strait I9enten, bieTen Tdues
rem 8erluit 81 tragen, NIT benz er6abeuen
Srot bub SIR Sp6n ats Der Sapferiten
elmer bier gefaGen lit unb ME beraefen
ptrb in Der geIdfdte bes Reoi,
Snoem i'd S6ueH Elm tteines Wei6.
na9tsgei4ent beifiee, Inn S6r 8ei6nads
etipas 8u erbellen, btei6e i'd ,Sbr Site
6riebri4, qrtn8 BON preuBen."
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sic aontiuc IN glan6enac.

Sn sinsm In .5rdnt. Sur. trT6ienenen
artifel ihiloertt Der 8erFdIicr feline atids
tebr BON Der 6rout iib:r Maubeu9c nufl
8tuti6ianb. Gs bieb an elmer Gtele:
y3n mai6alae fat eth bitbfrer 9an6s
iturmmaun enc aontine srrtatet". Ser
bitoere 2anbFurmmaun ino 8tpei Saupts
leuie bes ourttstR obtrpIdl3iI9en 2anDs
ADMINISTRATIONS o., 3pei 9iiruberoer, bic
in mabr6aft bdterIi6er Meiie iiir ibrl
0anbiiiirmler unb IL. ". aud bafiir iors
geE. baB quiss uRb ~preisipertbts Gier BON
@eTtfolm btriberiommt, ba bag Gsirlntt,
ptldes III Maabeuge als 8ier o~ertanft
miro. eburio igaitr ais i6le6t lift. Or
dnls1nli6e GlingepiaH lpuroe bcr Mlanns
iaaft aaf ben MeibHa9tstii9 geleqt. upb
lponh armsr oWalbIir" gItanb nit Siren
oentbraHtn buB CT i'm @ereip nit Der Iebf
DetDaaa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uon ME in 2ebgA 10 rtim bsimmtt lpor.
ben Id ais gu arisgspciAao@. 1914.
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Bic Sanfe int
s%9dtengraben.
Ter 5tOrd fimmert fi6 nidt um
SanpHenoOuner unb GIeiue6rIugeln.

Sn ben Sastn bss Dei6ud6tsfeRes battle
BITE NIT Dtutter6offHuugen beqliidte 5rau
eines Sanbiturmmannes 3u 6ieIem einen
8elua ms 6eIb unb our 5ront aenadt.
4uf ibre Ra6frdgt erfubr fe, baB ibr
Wlunn i'm 66dbengraben Tei unb erlt nda
mebreren Stunben abgeloit nerben niirbe.
Da bic Grau nidt BIS balm iparten
poate, 70 madte ie ii9. o6glei9 ibr Deaen
beg n1ipeit liegtnbeu Seinbes abaeraibeu
lpuroe, bennod duf ben Beg 5u i6rem
Wlaune. Sic geldngte aud 70 leItn mir
in Der s4ontgsb 8. 3tg.", eliidli8 gu ibm,
unb ipurDe bon benz lteberrdI6ten freus
oigit e%mpfangen. SubeHen bate bic 5rau
ni4t nit 5reunb Qbebdr qere6net. benn
6ieier meloete pl0bltd fem GrI6einen an.
Gs blieb ni&ts unoeEes ii6riq, aIs bic ltnz
oorbereitete fdltunigit mad einem in ftrs
3er Gntfernung lie9enben 9ebdube All
idoffen, unb nddoem Der Stdbsdr3t fh
iofort Giiifrei6 betbdtiqt bate, erblidte
Elm muuteres &ndbtein ods 2idt ber Welt.
oiefes greigntFes erfu6ren bic aliidli.
den @lteru BON Sffi5ieren unb Manns
ihafteu 5ablreide 8liidpiinI6e unb balb
ipurbe benz 8uuide 4usbrat aeqeben,
odB Der &riegsiunge i'm S6iibenQruben
tperben m0hte. Sc purbe 3par
BON benz Batter e~ingetpenbet bdB @eburt
tub 3aufe ftp etpds 3u i6neI aufeinans
Der folgen piirben, bod es IieB ii6 erm6az
Der n6dite ni9t gu entFernt npbs
@etitIide purbe militdriI6erTeits |
bic Saufe 81 bou8ieben; es geI6ah
lno 8orgefeBte anb 9dmerdbm nabmen.
10 gut es ii9 nit Siderteit Dor benz
~bereinbdreu IieB, an BEN FeierIiden
4tte tbeiI. Der Solbotenb1ter efubr burd
BAG Sffi3iertorps aber nod cine gang be-
lteberraf6ung. benn biefts bate
iir ben iungen ~grbenbiiraer bic Summe
ION 500 Midrt 3uiammen gef6oFm unb
iberreidte biefs benz liberalization Batter,
er, BON Gibrung iibermannt, feinem
odnt taum aasbrtd 3u geben bermo9te.
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ee6enbe Observation-Disclosures Dpn 1870
bis 1871.

SIN 5inblid ouf BEN gegenpdrtigen
&risg Iino amtli4e 6ttItslungtn ii6tr bic
3dbl Der nod lebenoen oeuti9u Gritoss
thsiInebmer pon 1870/71 BON SutereFe.
Ginen fidercn Qnbalt 6ierFlr bieten bic
aus QnlaB Der @etpd6ruug bon ariegsz
MISREPRESENTATION angeiteItm Grmittes
lungeu. 9teie ba6en ergeben, bab nod
ettpd 10000 Observation-Disclosures bon
187oT1 am 2t6n Iin6. Qn Dem Gelbs
8uge 1870I71 baden theiIgsnommeu 49,
101 Sfft5iere unb 1,113,254 Mann, bas
BON erlitten 2058 9ffi3iere uuo Al. 800
Dam ben 9elbentpo. SIS 1T oIIo 6eute
nod. mad A Sabren, mebr ais Elm Drift
tel Der @eiammtSabl an ariegern am 2es
ben. Diefe 3iffern 5eigeu sughi4, baB
bic arisaer iroB Der groBsn qnltrenauns
gen ben Gelo3ug gut iiberitanbsn babeu.
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9entidr Mrfnnarnr IN si6irirn.

Der 9amburger 2anbtsperein bonn
Hotdeu &rsu5 Qusfdub fir oeutI6e
9ritqaaefangeHe giebt etuen @r 1t iiber
fie Gage Der beutidtn Gefdngnen in Gis
birien 6traas. DARN pirb iber bic 3i0iIs
%gefaugtnen beridtet. baB bic in Sibirtn
nHiGiiig eepeIenen massachusetts i'm ST.
tutster Commencement unter9ebraht tpors
ben frO. limb 3tpar finb idmmtIi6e III
Der Manoiaurei beFinoliden 8eutf@en
unb Oeiterreiher in @erhoIeHst interuirt,
rpdbrenb hisjenigen ans BldbiipoTtot unD
om anbereu pitiibirif9eR qldbsn nod afs
rensti gebr1ht ipurbsn. bile o~ieieniqen
9euti6tn. bic iiber eigene Mittel btrfian,
t6nnn fi6 i6r atben tn itber 8e3ie6una
70 einridtel ME ie molten unb Ihteibcn
aud gdpB 8ufrieben. Rur bic, bic mittels
los IinO, befiu6n iid IN b0ier Gage. Dem
bic Rtgierune IieIeri linen ntats uno cine.
9sroieufm6glidteit 1T aud niAt poy9ans
ben.
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spreu i'm @ei8en.

Sin Gtrnhburg |. Glf. bate i4 bic GGes
frau 6fs Qlr3tes 9roT. 8r. 8liao peqen
|8eIunoung btuti6Isiabtiner @efnnuHg al
b~eraatmorttn. sic mar III BEN bon groT.
Blind geltiteitn 2~a5arett als 4flegcrin
tbdtia ulb fam 70 ap4 nit ben pdrin Be-
finoltAeu fran86Ti9en 9trfounoeten in
.g%eribruuq. Der frars5rI9e G6crleut.
.ndnt 9umbert ii6trgab ibr giuen 9etitt
nit sebtiinen 3eideu 3ur Mitt1eihlng Bon
Ra6ridten iiber iran50Fibs oOtr ruiNfdt
Gisee obar 1itberiasen On Icinen ipattrcn
@ufenthdltaori. ferngr Gin @tr3sitnts RON
f~rdr50FiftH 9ff8ieren uno Gin ban Suns
brrt bsridbisB G~hmdbgsoidt auf ben
etulIam &aiftr, Dan 3ronprNssn HBb Bic
bAtibe Nrmee. Durd bic @nHd1me
fielder G@riiifidde BON austt 3riaen elmer
idnbH9H Mrng bat bic 4uqttidaG tes
~initF:n bcB re i'm Neglsfr mit bieIgn cine
beat 4ieinbiidg geiirnuna asaaFgrt bet.
8tlg bisies @erae6tn naroe s 8u eihsif
lionai Geiduanis berurihetIi.
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@rld,aft III gcidaftl

Cine @erIammlung bon @iebbdnolern
in 6rantfurt a. M, bat Ii9 nit Der
Observation-Disclosures fin cine Nrmeetons
Ier0enfabrit beI6dftigt. Sn Der 8ers
Iammluug nrrbe beFauptet oab Der
Mann, Der fi6 Gin Monupol auf bieIe Qies
ferung all iihern aeipnBt babe, babel etnen
ir6dgnlIiden 9eroienit BON $1,000 Marf
9a3u bemerIt bic .6omb. 3ts."
4ir liub nid6t in Der Gage bieIe 8rbdups
tgng auf ibre aidtigteit nac63upriifen,
@riugeno erforberlid eriteint es uns
dbtr. baB bic 8e6orot bteieu 0ingen
ariiaoiiA nadgege. Q0ea, mas redt 1T
attr elm a~ricsaprofit hon $4,000 Mari
ipt a.ntli4 ideint uHS ni@t re4t gu.
ieiR.