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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
Suta-aIciben iualmistajat tp5laffoon,

8beeling, gS. $50. = &oiffi tG1l-
Ia iijaitiepat tebtaat, ioiSia Walmis'
tetoan iotatarpeita liittolaiiille, ioa-
mat faifista pGGttGen tuntea multta-
man pGipGn iiiGlld moimaffaon laf-
fotaistelun fouristitfien len joboos-
ia, fun itGpoltalaiiet ia itnfarioloiiet
tpolGiiet nalnisteleipot t0ioen lopet-
tonlista nGisiG tebtaisio. Sltotetta-
malta tobolta ferrotaan ett1 faiffi
nainittuibin fanialliiulifiiin fltrli-
mat tp0ldiiet tiileiput lopettamaan
tp0niG ia maboolliiesti iuuri rna1rG
nluitofin foniolliiulifiia beti flttiun
iaotua.
Sebtoiliiqt pliolestaon opot alfa'
meet ntposfin parustautita lafon wa-
ralta. Sia on 10 rpbtpnpt toimenpi.
teiiiin ifGGppien fllettamiiefii laffo.
Iaisten tilalle. gtGbtGipsti laffolai-
iet titleipat toinlimaan parboania
mlfaon ebfGistGfieen tebtaioen fdpn-
tim panon ifG6ppien omulla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30

raalpa mirallinen tieoonanto iotafiif-
feistG l6ntiielld iotandpttdmollG:
"9fansfalaisten ia brittilGisten
finfauiia ipalmistelIeen bpoffGpsliif-
feen taisteliit iatfilipat ilman ettd
bpoffddidt oliiilpat padsieet buomat.
taipasti ldbemmafii pGamG6rGGniG. .
"9fannifolla mp0sfin opat britti-
lGiiet iotalaiipat prittdneet ottaa oiaa
taistelltun pommitilfiellaan erittdin-
fin 3eebruggesia, miitta ilman me-
nestpstG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
@aluiIampi aifa @enGiGllG.

SerlinistG. = &ofo 9erlinin iitb-
liesia 8ilnan ia len lGbileltliien iolt-
tltmista iafialaisten fGiiin firioitte-
liipot iafialaisten jobtaipat ianoma-
leboet artiffeleita, joisia firioitettiin
III. nj. ieuraamann tapaon:
"g8iilneiSten irltrten moittojen ieil-
rallfienn tlilee olemaan &en1iGlld
tGpoellinen ipapaus .jltittalaiiille ia
ulioemmot aiat 8enGjGn orjuutetlln
fanian fesfltitoeSia. 8orlinfin Hro-
Ian jllttoluist. oifa on 10 ntitlittunltt.
9lifo olitin Safian 10 tarttua Attain
iobtoon fGiifii, iilld Sulinan fpnme-
men puooen tointinta-aialla opot
&onanomin fGtprit ia raofa politiif-
ia torttiineet 10 folmannen ferran
fanloneousfimnan niesten niSfaan
ia raabonneet beioGt panfilan fome-
robin.
"S1nlGn ipimeiien raa'an ip1fi-
paIlon teon falitta oipat faiffi lit-
poitfiet, ioita @enGiGllG on tebtp bal
lituflenfin puolelto, oIoittautuneet
oifpan tltrbifii.
"@nglonti &onsfa ia Stalia title-
ipat mormasti ilmoittamaan tiaaril-
le, ettG b6nen miimeinen feifolifienio
ouumon fuStonniiflella on polion
ilturentpi tappio liittolaiiille ia 3D.
nellie itielleen fiiin 8ariowan menet'
tdntinen."
&ansfasiafin ollaan martin Gfeis-
idGn tiaorin ipiineiiestG feppoiesto
ia iifdIGiiet leboet firioitteleipat mar.
i'm Grtpiiind aiiasta ia iopa ubfauf-
iiafin alfaa nGfpG Iebtien palstoillo
Sauitenfin pGGiuonena firioitiifiisio
on moite iiit1, ettG toiaipalta on Iii
tosia noin pineGn birnlumaIlar
fansia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
@enGlGisten ipastnstnsfpfD mgOs
luuimistnn.

2ontoo, ippsf. % p. = &irjoitta'
esiaan iota-aiemasta oiettaipat t1fa-
lGiiet ianomoleboet iirlrta buontiota
file tiebolle, jofa fertoo, ettG mend-
lGiiet omat malloittaneet tafaiiin tar-
fem rartotiefesfuflen &opel'in.
Sbe Gronicle Ianoo: "Se on mitu
bGmnlGstDtt1lpin looiputrs, jos ltrti-
nen pabipistetaan."
"Sieto on ipabpistamatta, mlitta
Jos ie on oifea, Min on ie mitd Doi-
futtalpin tobistus nenGlGisten moi
mistuntiiesta etelGSid'', ianoo Simes.
81 lpiralliiet tieoot eifG erifoisiab'
foianonlat iiiGllG mitdGn jofa mob:
Iiuistaiii tGm1n tieoon min nopeasta
etenemilestG.
gSenGlGimem ratinipa0fi iaaiunttannt
ipoittpja.
gfellterin toin1istolta Yietarista
2ontooieen iaopunrt i1bfoianonta
maanontaino fertoo ieiraalpaa ipend-
| l1isten menestpniiiestd:
"SGrfeG menestps menGlaiiclle rot
iltip6elle iiiGltpp iiiben tietoon, ettd
ie on lponpt mibolliien SobigirDp jGr-
men olueeIla. g8enGl1iiet fGpttifpai
bpnGfieen olieen tlntemisto ia job.
oottiipot mibolliien iitobon, josia be
piirittipGt fen folmelto fulmolto FUR
maten ipiimeiieen miebeen tai wongi'
ten fofonoista folme ioIfalpGfipotal'
lioonao ia iuuren mGdrGn iotaiaalisto
"gtelGiieltG taistelurintantolta IT,
moitetaan, ettG mendlGiiet oipot ioa'
puneet &opeliin ia ettd itGipoltalai'
iet owat Iuoplineet 8roopsta. Ye'
r6dntpesiGGn beittipGt itdipoItalai'
iet iuuret mGdrdt tarpeitaon Stpr jo'
feen."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
grittilainen 6e,uosloiwa npotettn.

8aibington, ippsf. 26 p. = Sros-
tiIta 6ueenstoipnista iaapuneen idb.
folonomon miifaon torpeboi erGs iaf-
ioIoinen meoenaIainen britildiien be-
iposloifpon 9lnglo.GoIirmbion aiet-
titoon iitd eniifii tafoa rs MALTA.
MiebistoIIe, ionfo ioiifosia of fruii
omeriffalaisto, onnettiin riittdpdsti
aifoa pddstd peIastismeneiiiin. 2u'
faan ei ioanlt iurmaania. Saiipa o.
II motfaIIo NontrenIista 2iperpoo.
lin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
aatmliifcnmc iciianfiisIa lafun tufiu.

Sort 8dpne, Snb., ippsf. 81 -
S1nlGn foliprnein fatlilpoitnuliifen-
ne on jofieenfin fofonoon ieilaitfiiSia
fatuipoiinutpol1isten lafon tofio, jofa
oIfoi tGn11n, Mitlttomo pGipG fit
ten eiittilpdt fotlilpolinlitpol1ilet iuoa-
timufienia unionio tunnustaniiesta
iefG ettG tpontefiiot paotipot npoS-
fin muutomien tpolGisteit tafaiiin
tpobon ottonrista, iotfa oil erotettit
unionistiien mielipiteioenm piiofii,
nutta fontppania fieItGptpi iuostii-
nmsto tpoIGisten fpootinlufiiin. I'd,
man jobbosta tpolGiiilld ei olliit
nullita feinoa. fiiin rpbtpd ajomoon
mootimiifiioan lGrpitie lafon owilld
buolimotto iiitd, ettG pbti0n oil on
nistunut iaooa liittobolIitufien poi-
folIiien tuontioistiimen antontoan iii.
Iistufien iosio fieIIetdGn Ioffoon
rpbtpm1std. 2offopaifoIIo ei oino-
foon tdbdn mennesid ole topobtunrt
leipottoniuiifiia, paiffofin fompponi-
an toboIto on foetettit oiemoa fristGG
Min poljon fiiin nabooIlisto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
Mmerifan iotilaat inrmaaiuat
haifilaiIia.
bntttlatltd.

Cape Soitien ippsf. 81 p. = Sat
tin fopinaIliiet bpoffGiiipdt amerifa-
loisten iotilosioiffoje fimppuunfob-
Den maiIin pddsid Cape Soitienisto.
gseIidfpmmentd fapinolIista ioi sir.
mania. 4pnmenen amerifoIoisla
baamoittiti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
0anfilaniubtaia ammattn.

Salem, Ore, ippsf. 90 = Srego-
MIN moltion monfilaniobtoia Sarrp
Mintonin anlpii erGS Otto Soofer.
niminen forrannut manfi ellen.
Suntia aifoiientntin fun Wainto
iiirmottiin anlpui oifaiienmin ilta.
pGipdIld faronnit monfi SCOOTER
mposfin faiiplnein marsboIIi s. s.
8enionia, iofa bao,poittli paboin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-09-30
Safii ipptettpG itGiualtalaista bppGn
MT mereen.

gseapeIi, Stalia, ippsf. 27 p. -
5obren linjon boprplaiipon Cant
9lnnau pirfoilijot oipot fertoneet
ioaneenia epdGmGttontiG fobistltfiia
ettd tlllen laipon lostiruumasia ip-
tptti miiii itGpaltoIoista matfustaiaa
iotfa oliipat filfeneet ipGGrilIG nimil-
Ia.
9olme niistd motfustajista non-
gittiiI poan fofii oil bppdnnpt me-
reen.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-25
Toilet Articles

25c Harmony Imp. Soap, for 26c
"a odors)
25c Rexall Tooth Powder, 2 for CSC
25c Rexall Almond Cream, 2 for 26c
4oc New England Extract, for 41c
75c New England Extract, 2 for 76c
25c Hadley' Face Cream, for 26c
15c Rexall Skin Soap 2 for 16c
25c pint Witch Hazel, for 26c
1Oc can Flash, for lie
15c Capsicum Plastcrs, Strengthening
plasters, for 16c
25c Rexall Shaving Powder, ? for 26c
25c Rcxall Shaving Stick, for CSC
25c Rexall Shaving Cream, for 26c
25c Antiseptic Tooth Powder, ? for 26f
1Oc cake Toilet Soap, for lie
10c bottle Peroxide Hydrogen,
for Tic
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-25
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Elmer NJ. Poor, 40, who died in Pea
body, Mass, yesterday, was a cousin of
Mrs. J. Gray Estey of this town. He
was for 10 years town clerk OF Pea
body. He and his father, Mason IT,.
Poor held the Office O. years. Mr..
Poor was regarded as one of the best
informed men on town affairs, and ms
opinions on municipal law were highly
regarded.
The funeral of Dr. Frederick G. Pet
tee was held yesterday afternoon at 3
clock in the Centre Congregational
church, Rev. Roy NJ. Houghton pastor
officiating Frederick c. Adams sang
o Holy Savior, Friend Unseen. Large
delegations from Columbian lodge OF
Masons and from Bingham chapter, o
Z. s., were present. The honorary
bearers were w. II. Yinton, w. B. Vim
ton, Ferris R. Vaughan, Dennisoi
Cowles, G. B. Crowell and O. Il. Ran
dali, past patrons of Bingham chapter
The Masonic committal service wa
used at the grave in Prospect Hill
cemetery. Among those present wer
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paine and MI
and Mrs. George Paine of Bridport
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bingham of Ash
, by. Mass, Mrs. Jennie NJ Pettee o
: Brooklyn and DR.. and Mrs Edwin {
Thorn of Deerfeld, Mass
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-25
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The First Regiment band will give
its first open-air concert of this sea
sons series next Wednesday evening
at S o clock, on the common.
The exhibitions Of the first two parts
of the photodrama Creation were
given in the Auditorium yesterday af-
ternoon and evening and in the even
ing about 400 were present. No admis-
sion is charged and no collection IS
taken. The pictures typify the di-
vine plan of the beginning ana end of
creation as seen by Pastor Russell. the
famous minister of Brooklyn. The first
part is an exhibition Of the planetary
system in motion, the formation of the
earth, creation of man and subsequent
events to the flood, 2472 B. C. Part
two is a panorama of events from the
| food to the destruction of Jerusalem
| COG B. G.. Part three, which will be
shown this evening. portrays the lead
ing secular and religious events from
David's time to the crucifxion. and
part 4, to be shown tomorrow evening
/ is from Pentecost through the 'Sdarl
ages and onward to Millennial per
| lection. Oral descriptions are given o.
many of the leading events by mean
of monograph.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-25
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Ladies Enterprise society viii
hold q regular meeting with Mrs. Lucia
Foster, l Organ street, Wednesday,
May 2G, at 3 clock.
a social for the women of the Uni
vcrsaEst church will be held in the
church parlor tomorrow afternoon from
3 to $50 with Mrs. I. w. Eason, Mrs.
George y. Odell, Mrs. r. p Hamilton
and Miss Nellie 4. and Miss ada A.
Eddy as hostesses.
The feature at the Princess theatcr
tomorrow is the nine-reel production of
The Spoilers, starring William Farnum
and Kathlyn Williams, On account of
the length of this picture it win be
shown but once in the afternoon and
once in the evening.
Mrs Mary Hatch Willard of Nav
York. national chairman of the Surgi
cal dressings committee, writes to the
chairman of the local committee con
corning the last box sent from Brattle
boro: We beg to acknowledge the re
cept of your most welcome eontribu
tion and to thank you for your interes
in our work Everything was beauti
fully made and just what we wanted
Please convey our thanks to all tn
ladies' of your committee for their in
terest and cooperation.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-25
TOWNSHEND.

All residents Of the village are re-
quested to make display of flags on
Memorial day. 1t is the day of the
year above all others for showing graf
itnde to the Grand Army and our
patriotism By display of Old Glory.
Plans are being made in both
churches for the observance of Chill
dren s day the exercises to be held in
each case on June 13 and to take the
place of the morning services. The
committee in charge for the Baptist
church consists of Miss Pearl Thayer,
Mrs. Edith Cutler and Miss May will
liams, and in the Congregational
church Mrs. Charles Mills, Miss Mar
ion Winslow and Miss Florence Phelps
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-25
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT NOTES

The annual federal military inspec-
ton viii be held this week May 26 and
81.
The Vermont track team will meet
New Hampshire State this week Sat
urday at Burlington.
The Z. K NJ. A., the sophomore hon
airy society of the University of Yer
mont, announces the election from the
class CT 1918 of Fay Dan Adams of
Brattleboro and others
" Pomanda Walk unique and
picturesque comedy drama of the Eng
lish country side a hundred years ago
was admirably presented Friday and
Saturday evening at the Strong theatei
| by the Wig and Busxin Dramatic so
eiety of the University. The same
scenery as used by the original com
pany added to the efficiency.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-25
THE DEVILS DUE.

Giving the Devil his due is a proper
thing, but it is a good idea to pay
debts to other folks first. Every man
owes debt to his family, and that is
life insurance National Life ms. Co,
of VT. (Mutual.) = EARLE s. KINS-
LEY, General Agent, Rutland. VT.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-25
PROCLAMATION ON NEUTRALITY
Entrance of Italy into War Covered
by Document Issued by U. S.

WASHINGTON, May 25..- a neu-
trality proclamation by the United
States covering the entrance of Italy
into the European war was published
today by the state department under
date of May "a.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-25
SWEAR IN 100 POLICEMEN.
Montpelier Authorities Prepare for
Trouble With Granite Cutters.

MONTPELIER, May %. = In an
ticipation of trouble with the Italian
stone cutters who refuse to work, 100
special policemen and deputy sheriffs
were sworn in yesterday and were on
duty all day. The expected trouble
did not materiaEze, but all the men
went home subject to immediate call.
The authorities viii forbid a parade
that might lead to riot.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-25
BIRTHS.

In Brattleboro, May %, son to Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Wogtowsl1i
In Brattleboro, May %, son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spaulding.
In Brattleboro, May IS, a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Moore
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-25
PERSONAL.

Miss Nettie NJ. Cheney of Meriden,
Conn, is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs. Bemis, at the home of
Charles Crosby, High street.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-25
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Methodist society will hold a
q rubber social this evening at the
home of Mrs. Dora Winslow, Center
vile.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-25

There are some traits of character
which should be handled automatically
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-05-25
DEATHS.

In Brattleboro (Memoriaf hospital)
May %, Mrs. Phoebe Augusta (Bal)
Powers, 60, of Athens, wife of Jerry
NJ. Powers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-24
J0ELGUTMAN&@
,rcr 1epatsmnteabcn epeiaIuahnSdSru"
Gin ambergeiubbnI @erfanf ncm
2AetaQ- -Spibtn uno 8t|aben

4Fottaoo uno SilbcrbeGbc idGne Grumene perlel lmO
ittcrbcB Nlopera" NGnocr mo tolcc, Set mo ScQn
Mo6cn Goom Scpiuc ette Je nno Ecncc Spitei
So ejplo- 5iber. nno duar;c Spben'N Nunncen, S139
s
C5ulS. nno Sber- 1olneu, S291, $3.91 $491 bis SS91
Sin tuc 1nurir JAu
Eerlenbeetc WOtiue, 49c, 9St, Sl43 S249
5altQc uuor
81 bis $3.50 eAe Tilct.Spitcu, 81 % bis S3.49
Gtmdt, bis 10 ]oa brett
$50 ed)tc Silet- Spibcn ScGris, $500
$t4 edDtc yilct Spibcn Senrfs, $S91
Nliterbcicbte Slunnctn S349, 1897, Sl97 bis S14O0
elu prBcr uuof fhmnr 3ou
Rrn- nno idGernoe SGnoer, S11, S2o' S3OO bis SSoo
@aaoonl adnbc aaltn
Netal. Snde, $3.50 $3.50, 1910 $500
bis uu
Hedc MetGl. Sma 500 yaro
lher SOL unb
So bis $3.50 cdte SiletSpiteu, S4,97 biz SS91
lei 153buie
Gdjte @enc Mptue &c., S2.l9 mno S3.49
SOC. SeOeusS SMlfanten 25c
arbtg
Sarbiaer sitter %eap, 81 20 bis $1,000
1tt. nno Se1nn.9'eiat, 75ey S125, $50 bis $500
trnnb1rn Mmcrn
SOC. Tie Wtotiue, 25c unb 29
eiocr
75c. farbige SeibeutIl- Nlonnceu, 49c.
(c,Iot,J ocn Avrc nhnuA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-24

9ol0iQc &erbin6un9 ocr
Grutrolm i htc NIT ! iirs
tti ermortet
@noopeit, piu 2onopn, %. Cf.
tober 9ie nlilitdriihen Sahpcrs
itGn0iaci Der bieiigcn 3eitllnael iino
Ger 2lnIidlt, 0oB nitt mcbr ais bod)'
ltcn3 icha QIOnotc n6tGig Icm mer-
0en, nm 0ie 8crbinoung nit Der tiirs
tiihcn 2Irnec ber5lltcllcn.
Ser oEciti 9topoIo" iuat;
Scr 0Cutid)e aoiier miro @eib
nahtcn an Scr Spibc iciucr lie0rei-
den Iruppen in aonitnntinopcl per.
bringcn."
Iie @citurtitel ucrlpciien oli Die
@cOelltllnq oe3 Nolton'6elosuoeS !;
lie iahen IN Ocrielben cinc goiiS fiir
bolbigcn s5rieOcnSihluB."
Ger oYeIti,Sirlap" iogt in oieier
&erbin0ung:
Is in Strcid, otrcft gegen
Gnglono."
Ter Streid, ser ourd) ocn 9olfan
binourd gegcn Ben 6cino geiii6rt
miro, miro Den Srie0en ndber brirs
gen; oenn 0icier Streid) lit oireft
qegcn Gnglnlto geridltet lpeld)eS bss.
ber iid)er lulo iiolirt oogcltanoen
llno i'd 9e6riiitct bat, Oen arieg nod
orei Sobrc ODER gar lGnger fortlcscn
81 fonneu GngIonO mar III letter
3cit ooa cin5igc 0inocrniB, oas ei.
ncnl bnloigen TricbcnsidlllB i'm
S1c0c itano. Sobolo cinmol Gna
lono Mcltmudt crnitlid geidbroct
lit, miro c3 lid germ qeluillt 5eigelL
Die 5rieocuS tSroNc IN Grluaaing 5it
ilcbcn
lic 3citlmg v9l5cit" in9t: Ser
@o!fan 6cloGug 1T cine lcid)tc 9lili.
0ube iiir einen Seerfiibrcr. ,5nlls
Ioic gegelm1rtigelt Tldnc 2urd)'
gciiIbrt lucrOen miro eS oen 2lQiir.
ten unnloglidl iein, einc aatnItrophe
ju cntgcbcn; imo Die eilSige alti.
gnbe pon pirflih nlilitGrilher &c
ocutlnq lit jebt bic, l,nier 3iel nit
nl0plihit geringen Spiern 5iI crrci
lhcn
Sic 3eitlng iiigt binjlL ooB Die
cngliih h-irnu3oiiden (rlppelL brc
Scrbien 81 Soilic geionot mlirben,
mter feinen llntitGnoel ben oelitid)
0iterreihilhcn g(rmecn acmuG,icn
ieil Dilroen.
Huiiiide rnppen meroc N
gcaen 9ulgoricu
dmpfcn.
Sonoon. %. Sftobcr. - 9fulud'
niidc 3cititngen brinaen nddl Slna
qobc elmer 3iiriher Gepcidle oil oic
,Grhungc lclegrnpb So" einc 9Iell
bcrlna oea ruiiiihen Generals &ia
nolito, Ipie iolgt:
.SpGtcItenS innerhal1 bon II So
nCn lrcrocn rlliiiid)c Sruppen u1 her
1MlQariiden aiiite lonocn.
General Visnolifo. iucldler oei
6liigcl 2l0iiitont ocs Gjaren lit, 6c.
iinoct iih iest ol,f oenl @cac nad
henl ierbiihen Sullptoitartler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-24

9olotgc &erbin6un9 ocl
Grutrolm 4 htc mi { il
fei ortet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-24

ten rid,tct feincrIci milituriihen
SdloOCn al. Stnlienildcaricgs
ihiiic ncbmen ant 8ombaroc.
mcnt (beil. 9lllblonO miro
Srlppen Geger 8ulGdrien ieroer.
CSrichcnIano uer6ittet iidl
iremoe GinmiIdllna.
u III itcroonl, %. Gttober.
9tad eincln oiiiaielIen 8eriht mis
Soiio bat 6ic bulg1riihc Snuu-
| lions 9lrmee meiterc Sorticbritte &c
acn oic Gerber gemadt, obluobl oas
ld)lchte ySetter sic Gperotioren be-
binoert. ,Sn Der Wpittbeilrng beibt
cS:
n,Sm Ibulc oes oberen 9inlolc bo=
ben lniere (rllppen buS rehte llier
oeS SSIlIiics erreiht.
Sn Wucehpnien miro Der Seine
peitcr pcrfoIgt. gSegen oes iuge'
mGbnlihen icblehten @etters ueroen
Die Operotionen olf 9elpilien Gbei-
len Der Jront auigebalten.
2Gbreno oeS gtdhmttoes ilnb
MbcnoS bes 81. Cftober boben britt
ide unb Iron6oliIde Sdiife Die aga
iidc ailite bombnroirt, beionoers bic
offenen StGote Torto Sagos, Maieo-
uis. Wiotri uno 9ebeagbatd). lueldc
feinerlei 8efeItialmeer baben. Die
Sperotionen DER feins!iflea 5Ipttc
butten teiuc ntilitdrifdlc g'eoeu-
tllug.
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6eutidcnl 2ihtc.
9erlin y. Sttober, (orobtIoS
noh SopbiIle y 81 Sic l,eber
ieeiitc Nadrihtcn 2Igelttur ibreibt,
onB Der icrbiidle 6eloala in oclltidleu
luilit1riidcn mo politlid,cn areiler
iolAcn0errnnBen beurtheilt lpiiroc:
pScltoen Die 9lrlnee 0es General
6elomnrlcbunS pon Wtadenien inter
ocn idIluicrigiten 9erb1ltniiieu Sen
llebergan9 iiber oic Gonali mo Die
Souc iid) er5lulnqen bot, mo ibreit
Sicges5lig nod Dem Siioen iortieBt,
mo bis al Die porberciteten icino.
lidlen SuuptItcllitligcn beruIleefonl-
men iii, ideint ieoc Sntcrpcniioit
onoerer D'ddlte jii 6inIten bon Ser.
bien ltledteroin9S iln1loglidl ee-
luoroen 81 iein. Genn Die ipihtieite
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iipe fam ourh Nidts mchr olfge-
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| oie 2ogerb1l,ier uro Die Weritelt Bel
| Gcbengbah aul 9tnhnlittaa oe3
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@obnllngsbiertel Der Staot 5n fclt-
! ern 9IuBerbem bnt oieies 0eihlpa.
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| itort"
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Der bulsariiden aiiite bnrt, oos stl.
lirtcn-8eidpaoer 5heil.
!, Scrbiiher Ncgierungs.
iit lest in aroliepo.
SufarcIt, 90. Sftobcr. &c
perloutet bier. oab Die ierbiiheSaupt.
itobt BON 9tiid) nod Sraliepp, etipn
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perlegt morNen lit. Ter EIan lie
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al perIeaeri. lpurbc ipeaen Der In.
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GinItige
Cntwi&lnngrll.
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iden Syront.
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ten ridtct feincrIci miIitariihen
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ihiiic ncbmcn ont 9ombaroc
mcnt (beil. 9lllblonO miro
Sulppcn Ge9er gulaarien ienoer.
(Sricdculano uer6ittet lidI
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-01-22

A thousand times mol He must fol-
low without deviation the plans he
had mapped out Sooner or later he
would gain his ends without incrimi-
mating himself. She suspected moth
ing. One side of her was all keenness
and insight. but the other side of her
was rs guileless as child, and to this
side he always played He must wait.
tedious as waiting might be. Gold.
gold, yellow gold. the most beautiful
thing in the world; millions of shining
disks, all his. He suddenly shook him
self. He must smother these thoughts,
this rampant desire. or he might over.
step. Misers are full of strange cum
ming.
Zudora had given her word to say
nothing about her great inheritance.
and her loyalty TO her word was as
strong as hoops of steel.
HaSsam Ali was an adept at dis
guising himself, making himself un-
recognizable A half dozen touches
of the brush. a muffier about his chin.
and even Zudora would fail to recog-
nize him at first glance. He sailed
forth. He was eager to learn what
Storm was doing. For the present
Storm was the main obstacle in his
way. IL he became ZudOra's husband.
goodby to the Trainor millions. wheth-
er ZudOra lived or not. If Zudora
married Storm clandestinely he was
determined upon that knowledge TO
kill them both. Once a week he made
inquiries at the bureau Of licenses.
Zudora met Storm in the park. and
they idled away IN hour or two build
ing castles in Spain. The will If la.
son Odds having been probated. Storm
was the recipient of q hundred thou
sand. which he Immediately divided
between several hospitals. He wanted
1t known that. aside from his business
relations. he wanted nothing of Odds
living or dead. His gift reacted IA
vorably.
Storm became suddenly serious.
My dear" he said. 81 want to ask
you some really vital questions"
Go ahead"
10 you love your uncle!
She did not answer at once because
the question was totally unexpected
She began TO think
why, John. that's an odd question"
II know 1t. but just simply had to
ask it,
II respect him." she said. "for he is
man of extraordinary attainments.