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Die einen bebuaern fsih Sdidial. an,
bere bsfpunbern feinen putriotiiHsH
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bes WlaHnts aus bem Siiben Elm pobI.
ibdtiger, iiefer Ghlaf unb Gin ipunber.
f90ner blausr Woniag iommt iiber bns
aanb. Die asute DON & sinssR seitis
an ibre 0ef4dfte. linb iiebs ba, aud
unfsr ariesslnitiaer Don ssitsrn tau6t
auf. i'm DeriiasssernHbs. unb flabis
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t6afi tpinf6t a7nnGeftB fllf Columbus,
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dsrnia. Commercial infnl iulb arn;iifn nitb
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ren,itoHtrnft ffir Gtacinndi ssoDagiibe n.
binnd nnb feHhdp, stHfalistil& Minm0nf,
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pdbtenb Der eJerigt. Wstrsrs T4rsficrm
iinb BanfprhiihenteH. prilbsre Gtfobruna
For 192, dindnnati. Cbio.
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Elm @nseitelIter in Der Soientuide ei-
nen fleinen feitausebunbensn Sad. ber
nidt fpeniser uls $382 tn 9aar, bars
unter brei 9unbertbOaarnoten sntbielt.
Sasen III ihper trani unb bemerite
benz 9lufnabmear5t 9r. 8ober sesens
iiber, bab i'm JalIe ieines Sobes oas
9elb bsm Sofpital sufallen ioll.
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SafesSau.
Seitriser Sisg Der p& arbi'
male iiberbi ,H b s..

male il Der bic .H b s..
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glarte fungirtsn seitern Ra4m;ttag in
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Coulter yaarOinalen" i'm bieiigsn Reb'
Lamb s5ielb ais gatterie fur Gincin-
natl sesen Mieabops reIp. Snpber fur
bic @eener. Sn ben neun 8Gnsen
iiderten uniere Sungsn nur einen
5reffer sssen feds Sreffer Der aars
bindle unb bsioe &lubs ipielten fsblerz
frei. Infer S9leuberer Sonsp mar
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Sontrpne iibsr ben Ball. gr perz
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ben Seiten je feds 2uftfG6ler CUR
gant geianbt. @esbaIb uniere famOs
fen S6ldssr ben Ball geiterr niat
treffen tonnten, lam pobl permutbet,
aber ni9t ansebeutet perben. Soffents
lid iperben iie in ben beiben 1nberen
Spielen bieier Serie before Reiultdte
ersielten. Srtb unb Qui1lep tparen bic
S6iebsrihter. Dem Spiele pubnten
iiber breitaufeRh 3uIbauer bel.
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Refultat berseFrisen

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Serie 5piiden rRebs" unb raarbind'
len" I'm RebIanO=5ielo. Gear unb
8ingo iinb Sur 9eOienuns unierss Ses
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ben re6ieH Waanu biiiia sa ianieH Ereis
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
France Is Disappointed
Over WarsaW's Fall, But
Denies Decisive Victory

PARIS, August 6.-While the fall Of
Warsaw had been discounted here
some time ago, the delay in the cap
ture of the city had given rise to the
hope that the Polish capital might
still be saved and it's occupation by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
German, Advance Costly.
Natural to Expect Aid in West.

THAT the Russians, in sore extremi-
ties. have been waiting with the most
intense expectation news Of some move
on the part of the allies in the west to
relieve the relentless pressure is per-
fectly natural under the circumstances"
comments the Post 'If the circum-
stances had been reversed; habit been
the Franco-British front the Germans
were pressing, we may be pretty sure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
TREMENDOUS POLITICAL EFFECT
OF WARSAW'S FALL ADMITTED
British Papers, However, Declare German
Capture of Polish Capital Is of Little
Military Importance.

public opinion in the western coun-
tries would have been calling urgently
enough for prompt action on the part
OF Russia TO relieve the strain.
All things considered, the Russian
public has been wonderfully patient
and uncomplaining in the circum-
stances but there nevertheless are
signs that the Russians are not salts
ned with the share taken by the allies
IN the campaign. Their exemplary at
t1tude doubtless rests on the belief
which s Is our security for confidence as
well as theirs-that the general STATS
or the three countries are acting in
full harmony and with complete
knowledge of each others position
and purposes. From this premise one
may reach the conclusion that, after
all, things cannot be very dark when
the leaders can take the situation SO
calmly, not to say passively''
Biggest Thing Ever Attempted.
The Chronicle says in an editorial:
ut must be conceded frankly that as
a military operation the combined
movement of the German armies on the
eastern front in the past months seems
likely to rank very high in the his
tory of warfare. In scale it was the
biggest thing ever attempted and, con-
sidering the distance and the natural
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
WEBS, GOES BACK TO JAIL
Victor Kibaltchich, Famous Anar
ob;et Marries Nine. Estorges.

NE1JTN. France, August 6.-The mar
rage took place here yesterday OF the
anarchists, Victor Napoleon kioaAt-
chich, known as 1.-The obstinate ana
Nine. Anna Estorges. divorced wife o.
the famous Maitrejean. once editor OF
L'Anarchie.
Kibaltchich, after the ceremony. re-
turned to prison. where ne stu! ma mas
for complicity in the exploits in the
winter Of 1917 of the gang led by Jules
Bonnot. known as the demon . cnauft
feur," when bank messengers. freagn NJ
We're murdered and banks in the sub
urbs Of Paris raided and robbed at the
points of the revolvers of the bandit .a
Four of the gang were sentenced ~
death and fourteen to various terms OF
Imprisonment, while three woman &C
completes, including the then. NINE.
Maitretean. were acquitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
SAYS FRANCE MUST MAKE
GREAT EFFORT TO WIN
Minister Alexandra Ribot Says
Financial Burdens Are
Growing.

PARIS, August S.-In the course OF
a discussion in the French senate on
the bill to raise the limit Of national
defense issues, which was passed IN
the chamber of deputies July ~. Alex
andre Ribot, the minister Of finance.
took occasion to review the financial
situation.
"Our financial burdens are constantly
growing Arms and ammunition cost
a great deal. We probably shall nave
recourse to a long-term loan. whereby
we can consolidate all our short-term
treasury issues. We still have a greas
military and financial enort 70 mar - %
to reach a victorious conclusion VI ZIG
The bill increasing the limit OF I'D
+,ana, defense issues was passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
SAYS SWEDISH ARMY MAY
NEED DOCTORS ANY DAY

COPENHAGEN, via London, August g..
"A dispatch received here from NAL
mo. Sweden, says that DR.. Bauer, head
physician of the Malmo hospital, has
denied an urgent request from the
Austrian government for six doctors
and forty eight nurses to be sent to
Munkacs, Hungary. DR.. Bauer, in re-
plying is declared to have said:
II regret that I cannot spare a single
doctor or nurse, as our country may
now need them any day for our own
army"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
MANY KILLED AS MINERS
CLASH WITH GERMANS

uAvRE. France, August s.-Miners IN
the Mons district have gone on Strike
According to reports received here.
grouns Of miners collided with German
so,a,ers and a serious riot followed. dur
49, a,hich two Germans and seven miners
were killed.
D,sorders also are reported from
cbarleroi. The disturbances there re-.
suited from the high cost OF 1ooo' s''ie GO
iia c s9 troops here are said to nave ave
hazged a crowd Of civilians which had
congregated, killing ten and ,s wounannS
forty. Four battalions OF the and iah two to
Hao or,aroi Intense unrest Is reported 10
prevail throughout that region.
r,,. r,cb Belgian coal mining district,
iHG ~ Mons ia the center, Is called
q Borinage, and the miners are known as
RorainS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
GETS FIELD MARSHAL'S BATON.
Archduke Frederick Of Austria Hon
ored BY the Kaiser.

BERLIN, August (by wireless to
Sayville, N. Y.).-Emperor William per-
sonally delivered Prussian field marshaPs
baton to Archduke Frederick Of Austria,
the commandment Of the Austro-
Hungarian forces in the east.
The presentation took place at q little
Galician town serving as the Austrian
headquarters, which was richly decorated
with flags.
The inhabitants of the place, in spite Of
pouring rain, cordially greeted the Ger
man emperor, who briefly addressed the
archduke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
TEUTONS WILL CONFER
on POLISH GOVERNMENT

ROTTERDAM, via London, August 8.
Emperor William. the Courant says,
will return to Berlin Sunday to pre-
side over an important cabinet con-
ference at which the heads of all Ger
man states and the Austrian archdukes
will be present.
Proposals will be considered for is
suing a proclamation declaring Poland
a semi autonomous state and placing
It, together with Galicia, under the
joint rule of Germans Austrians and
Poles. These plans will be submitted
to the reichstag August II, the Cour-
ant saws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
HOW A o EN Ro

obstacles to be surmounted. its rapid
progress was very remarkable"
The Chronicle thinks Russian etrate-
gy eventually will be ranked high as
carried out in the face Of tactically
superior enemy.
likely to Pro1ong War.
The Standard declares the fall Of
Warsaw. while likely to prolong the
war. is not likely to have a permanent
influence on the course Of events.
Speaking. of the enormous sacrifices Of
the Germanic allies. It says:
Lost legions cannot be replaced and
meanwhile there Is formidable work
for the survivors. Unless a real deci-
sion is obtained by the destruction or
forced surrender of the main Russian
armies, Germany will be little better
off than before"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06

Germans is something of a disappoint-
ment to the French public.
The military necessities debating the
abandonment of the city are fully
recognized, but it also is realized that
the Germans will proclaim q great VIC
tory, from which the people of that
country will derive considerable en-
couragement.
The press points out, however. that
cause the Russian army remains in
tact and the news generally has been
received stoically
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
Order Benefits II, 600 Employees.

TOLEDO. Ohio. August eleven
thousand employees Of the Willys-over-
land Company received notice this
morning that forty-eight hours will
constitute q work week at the plant
after November 1. This news came
as a surprise to the employees. and was
made voluntarily by the company. the
move follows q voluntary increase OF o
per cent in wages about six weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
10000 ARE HOMELESS
IN ARMENIA PROVINCES

LONDON, August 6.--Replying to a
REQUEST for Information as to the extent
Of the damage done as the result of the
war in Armenia, the Governor of Van
telegraphs
Besides Van. the provinces of Chatak,
Mokssparkert. Mamertatek and Khizan
are saved. The rest are in ruin and dew
astated Twenty thousand persons are
homeless and famine and infectious
diseases are widespread"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
Chancellor IS TARGET
FOR GERMAN ATTACKS
One Wing Of Liberal Party Favor
Sweeping Annexa-
tons.

BERLIN, August s.-ShArp conflict n
in progress within the leading circles
Of the national liberal party owing to
the action of a wing Of the party In
a private and public cam
paiRn of attack against DR.. Theoba1d
Won -Hollweg. the imperial
chancellor.
The campaign centers around the
supposed attitude Of the chancellor on
the question of annexation OF terri
tory and the ANAL settlement OF the
war, his assailants assuming that he is
not ready to go to the lengths IN this
direction which they and their hackers
consider proper and justified.
Leaders Of Attacks.
Ernest Rasserman, the German party
leader: Herr Hirsch, members from
the Essen district, and DR.. Gustav
Stresemann, functionary In various
Industrial and business organi1aeionss
who was defeated as a candidate
the general reichstag elections Dus
who later obtained seat AT -
election in Hanover, are the actIve
,aeSer. in the anti-Bethmann Hollweg
Behind them stand many prominent
persons, who favor most sweeping Ill
"The attitude of the opposing and ap-
narentlv stronger faction Of the party ls
laid down in an inspired article IN tne
Leipzig Tageblatt, one OF the party VI
ganS.
Defends Chancellor.
This wing. according to the newspaper
holds that 1.-The public utterances OF the
chancellor afford no ground for the as
sumption that he is pursuing weak
policy. based on illusions, and Is no.
serving the interests Of the empire. II
declares that the attacks upon the cna ,no
a at broad and hamper him in exactly that
vigorous policy which is demanded from
him. .,.,x,,++oa
IL ~ n.rtv has been called. At 1t a
pe 'f expressing complete confidence
in the chancellor probably will be passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
RUSSIA SENDS ATROClTY
CHARGES TO WASHINGTON
Photographs Of Alleged German Bar.
barities Accompany Documents
Coming by Courier.

PETROGRAD, August e.-Copies OF
the second issue Of documents collected
and edited by tho extraordinary oom-
mission presided over by Senator
Krivtzoff. which Investigated reports
of German atrocities, have been sent
by a special courier to Washington 10
be handed to President Wilson and
members of the American administra-
ton.
This issue contains photographs. with
explanatory documents, Of Scout Ma
kooha, whose tongue is alleged te
have been cut out: of four men sad
to have been wounded by explosive
bullets; Of soldiers who are declared
to have been burned alive by the
Prussians. and of several persons who
it is asserted, were poisoned by gas.
Also included in the report OF the
commission are the statements OF sew
en- Russian survivors Of the steam
ship Lusitania disaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06
Profound Impression
Is Created in Turkey

CONSTANTINOPLE, August 6.-The
announcement Of the capture Of War
saw caused a profund impression here
The news spread over the city like
wildhre and within a few minutes
every building was be1agged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-06

wireless teIegraphy is being used Il
Canada in reporting forest hre&
New Britain herald., 1915-02-10
MINISTRIES TO SING
 MANY NEW SONGS
Second Entertainment to Be Given at Y. M. C. A. Tonight-IIargc
 Attendance Is Expected.

The second entertainment of the Y. M. C. A. Minstrels will be given tonight at the Y. M. c. A. Six en- tirely new numbers have been re- hearsed by the minstrels since the last performance and will be given tonight for the first time It is ex- pected that the attendance will be large.
 The new numbers to be given in- clude "Chinatown'' in the opening chorus, and the second, fourth, sev- enth, eighth and wtelfth in the fol- lowing program: Opening Chorus--(a) Way Down East" <b> 'Tipperary," Sfa Chinatown" Celebrating Day in Tennessee'- John Blair When You Wore 8 Tulip
 Arthur Campbell. Rose in the Bud,' (solo)- Louis Jones. All He Does is Follow Them Around"
 Harry Ginsburg. Back to the Carolina You Love- .... William Klambt. Carry Me Back to Old Virginia"--
 Quintette. ''The Sea is My Sweetheart" (solo)-
 Henry Dalson. Pooling Around"--.
 John ,Bertini Rose of My Heart" (solo)-
 William Sleath. "In the Night
 Warner Johnson End Mems Quartette." (solo)-
 F. w. Henderson. Mississippi Cabaret''- ..t &
 Herbert Jackson. &sp Closing Chorus-(a) Irish Tango" (b) "Mooching Along" Native eggs 33c dog. Russell Bros. -advt
New Britain herald., 1915-02-10
OUCH! LAME BACK.
 RUB LUMBAGO OR
 BACKACHr AWAY
Rub pain right out with small trial bottle of old, penetrating
 "St. Jacobs Oil.'

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 Rub Nld, honest St. Jacobs Oil' wheneveNkou have sciatica. neuralgia, rheumatism or sprains, as it is abso- lutely harmless and doesn't burn the skin.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-10
THIEVES BREAK INTO STORE.
'. Nj. Halloran's Store on Main Stree
 Entered Last Night.

Thieves broke into the clothin g store of Joseph M. Halloran on Main street between and II o'clock last night and got away with some ties. jewelry and some money from the cash drawer.
 Entry to the store was made through the door in the rear. A window pane was knocked out and the key turned from the inside A suit case was found opened behind one of the counters. indicating that tho person or persons who had been in the store intended to make more thorough haul. but probably were frightened away or warned Of the approach of the police.
 Mir. Halloran was in the store un- til o'clock and at Ii o'clock the police called him up and notified him that the door in the rear of his store was open. No clue to the burglary has been found.