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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10

weeks engagement at the odeon the
ater tonight. 1t will present me
Cay White Way" tonight for the last
II The attraction for the coming
week will be the Maybel Locknart
Musical Comedy Company.
The pictures today are one OF iates =.
entitled Near Eternity" Miss Jarr
and the Beauty Treatment" q Vita
graph comedy, and The Longer
Voyage" an Essanay drama.
kathleen Cliford will appear the
latter part of the month in The
Heart of Child" by Zelda Sears,
who will appear In the cast. This
trial performance will have q notable
cast OF actors recruited from compan-
les of current successes which nave
closed their season.
..The Test" by Lee Author, In
three parts, is the big feature at the
lBijou today. The cast includes TWEEN
ty OF the best actors in the Ed1son
/ studios. Herbert Prior takes the
lead. 1t is a drama filed with thrills
galore. Lawyers. newspaper men
and lovely maidens galore are promi-
nantiy connected with the plot.
Helen Holmes Is seen In another
| thriller. "a Friend at the Throttle.
A comedy called "a Hot Finish, fur-
nishes the FUN.
MONDAY two big extra special
features Will be shown. Miss Irene
Fenwfck Will be seen as the leading
I lady In stThe Commuters" five act
KIeine comedy drama showing
1 amusing situations in suburban Ire.
/ Miss Myrtle Tannehiu viii be seen
In q three-part Broadway Favortte
picture. when the Mind Sleeps. IN
three acts.
Harvey Gates. formerly associate
editor of "The Universal Weekly and
now connected with the western seen
ario department. OF the Universal is
at work on screen adoption OF Au-
jgustus Thomas's four act drama
Colorado" in which Hobart Bos-
worth Is to star following the pronuc-
ton OF his present picture. "A Little
Brother OF the Rich. Colorado" VIII
be confined to four reels.
.aThe BiIfIken Girl. presented by
! the Montrose Musical Comedy Com
many at the Palace theater yesterday.
was decided success with capacity
audiences and is being repeated today
/ for the last tine I'm this city. The
! MIXED Trio was the feature specially
Land proved d winner. The chorus
| numbers were the best ever present
\ ed BY. this company. and the costumes
were decidedly attractive. Do not miss
1 the opportunTty OF seeing good.
clean. sparkling musical show ana
program of good pictures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10
,n4Hl43Ael4NNV4Sete4tee q
: National League !:

rs..erday'. Results. Z.
cincinnati 9SSSS oo9SSSS99ee-ss,s 7
Batteries: Dale. Lear and wingos Stroud
and Meyers.
s::,; 81 :; &!E5
rift and Doom.
ss 4 ssss.'yaS 55ssftS999sssss + =
batteries: Pierce, standritye and Ar
cher; Pfefer, Rucker and McCarty and
Miller. Ten innings.
St a LOUIS aGs'o M. 1oo1eoo1og 9 2
Boston .....-. o 20 o o 90 o II g.
Batteries: Doak, Grfner and Snyder and
Gonzales: Ragan and Gowdy. Ten In
s. & sss1ses'eA''SS : : :
batteries: Harmon Conzefman and Glib
son; Alexander and KiIfher.
Pfttsburr at PhiIhdsiphfa.
Chicago at BROOKLYN.
st. Louis ut Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10
stabdfar 81 the clubs.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Federal League ;
%@AA%444x1HAS4tS

1esterday's Results.
AT Plttsburg-1st r; e;
81 pitt LSals -... 10y oSII 900 !. IS
Batteries: Crandail and Hartley; Allen
and O'Conner.
s = t sss.sssrs-ss$ss sSsSS5SS55S5s 3 :
Batteries: Groom and Hartley; Rogge
pa 4 eroo..saS eo5 9999sads = :
BSttariSs: Bedisnt ana Blair; Allen.
Seaton. Smith and simon.
4. p,aot,Sn-S1d R.H.E.
R1 As sr0o. 49,. .ooo14s1o-s 1t 2
BrookIyn .......1 o o 90 o o o OIL 9 2
Ratteries: iSafitte and Rlair; Ffnneran.
smith, Land and Wright.
Todsy,p Games.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
baltimore at Newark.
Isroodlyn at Buffalo.
Kansas City at chicago.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10
R.anty more iT.han skin Deep.

IA beautiful woman always has good
5sf1esfSo1. Il ys6ur digestion Is fanity
rA6Nriaff,'s FA6fets VIII do you
rood. Obthtnabae every where. Adyer-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10
1t is "The Girl of the Secret
Service" Starring Miss
Grace Cunard.

= Miss Grace Cunnrd plays the Iead-
ing role In two part Gold Seal fea-
ture ofrering at the Star theater today
entitled 1.-The Girl of the Secret Ser
vice" The story is exciting AMI full
to the br1m with action. MuSdock
sHis Minds Eye" Hers ard
Swords" a stirring military drama,
completes the program to-iay, which
is well worth the time spent.
Monday another of those thrilling
European war dramas entitled ."All
Nations War" in five parts will be
shown. Scientific annihilaiion OF he
man life as it is taking plaza IN the
battlefield of Europe" as demonstca-
ted in this gigantic feaenre oiierlnE,
should do much towards establishing
universal peace.
"The Great Ruby" the famous
Drury Lane melodrama by Cecil Rail
eigh and Henry Hamilton, has been
completed by the Lubin company as
a feature production, and will be re-
leased under the direction OF the v.
L 8. e
Ethel Barrymore, the famous &C
tress and dancer apears today at the
orpheum IN the Eve act play Tine
Nightingale" This Is an appealing
story Of the rise of a phenomenal
voice from obscurfty to the pinnacls
of operaffc success, 1t is filled WIZ
love and pathos and the sublime pic
Irritation makes this play by Angus
tus Thomas supreme.
w. A. Brady Is to make a .produc-
ton of a play called Scandal" short
" in Atlantic City. 1t Is by Charles
Wadsworth Camp and the cast Will in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10
BULLET IN BRAIN
But Boy is Recovering, al:
though He Has No Power
of Speech.

HoIsTNGToN. Kan, July 10.
a bullet through his brain, ply tcians
say Clay Brewster. aged 4, viii i've
Young brewster was accidentally shot
in the left eye three weeks ago tns
shot passing through the cerebrum q
the BRAIN
The bullet was removed. He 1e8
RECLAIMED consciousness and makes his
wants known by signs, bong unable
to talk
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10
t4AAAAA4HAA4&4A%@
American League +:
,+AA%A%A%4A&14AANS

Yesterdays Results.
B ss s RSss 1889 9Sqq:., +
Batteries Ruth, May, Gregg and CAdy
and carrikan; Coveieskie. cavet and Ba-
ker.
Al c1ev.1and- R.H.E.
ssS Ss5E ~. e eo9 2 $685. & ]
Batteries Fisher, oCttrell and Nuna-
maker: Mitchell. Jones and oNeil:
w AS Gaseas'. o1oooooeoGs
Chicago o. 90 !
Scott and Schalk.
phiiade lei =. o1ooo1ooI s g
Batteries: Bush and Lapp; James and
Agnew and SEVERED.
Today's Games.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
- -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10
stnhdlnr q ths clubs.
MACoAREEs MEET.

The KntShts Of the Maccabses
held their regular meeting Friday
niRht at the Moose Hall. A. number
Of applications f6r membership were
received and othar important buhs-
mes transacted. The Maccabeee are
preparing f6r ). ia1ge class Init ION
IN the near future.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10
VEsTED CHom.

The choir at the First Afetdolsl
Episcopal church VIII make ms
appearance In It's vestmenes toznpIs
row. Several weeks ago this De-
was adopted by the choir but slAA
rrangements had not been en-.
pleted unit now. The yesk1menka ar&
the gift OF the Ladies Aid Soctety
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10
DAUGHTER BORN:

DR.. A. Lee McKibben Is not puIli1
teeth today. he is a member OF tbs
Arm of the Union dentists who aes
doing q successful business here:
is receiving congratulations on Elts
arrival OF daughter at his ONE
and mother and baby are doing 2 tcP
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-10

weeks engagement at the odeon the
ater tonfEht. It will present The
Cay White Way" tonight Tor the ias'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03

The Cosmos showed real form in
the Y. M. C. A. bowling league last
night and took two out of three from
the P. B. G. team, which also showed
class. It's getting to se . rare thing
to see game under $40 in the "Y"
league these days.
A total of S67 gave the Cosmos the
first game and the p. B. G. came fast
at the finish In the second and nosed
out q victory, S25 to S11. The Cosmos
won the rubber in a very close finish
by 10 pins.
o. p. Soares did the best work of
the evening, with an average of 1872.
Frank Benson, who is slated to bowl
on the first team against Oakland to-
night, made good with a ISL average
as anchor man for the Cosmos. Pete
Bernal did his best evenings work of
the season and averaged 17S. Azeve-
DO and Comes both averaged It's for
the p. B. G.. Lineup and scores.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03
KAMEHAMEHA AND.
PUNAHOU GIRLS
TO SWIM TODAY.

This afternoon in the Punahou tank
the girls from Kamehameha will en-
deavor to defeat the Punahou girls
on their home grounds, so to speak.
As usual the meet VIII arouse much
keen rivalry between the schools as
is always the case when Punahou and
Kamehameha meet
Capt. Irene Ahrens Is confident of
victory but the Kamehameha cap
tain thinks different. The coaching
has been Of the highest order. Mrs.
Agnes Driver, athletic instructor, and
Ruth Stacker are the coaches for
Ptnahou and Kamehameha respective
ly. Mrs. Driver is we'll acquainted
with the aquatic tricks and although
not as good swimmer herself as
Ruth Stacker, she nevertheless is q
good coach.
The girls from Kamehameha will
not be handicapped by having the
swim in unfamiliar waters as several
times during the past few weeks, the
tank has been especially reserved for
them. Thus they have been afforded
an opportunity of getting used to the
turns.
It is very doubtful which team will
finally win but il is safe to say that
the meet will be very close.
Event /. Swim across tank and
back again. Punahou) M. Chaplin, A.
Pratt; (Kam.) G. Hiorth, M. Della, M.
Miller.
Event 2. Diving off lower board
(Punahou) @. Movers, A. Pratt, E.
Breckons, !. Ahrens, E. Murray;
tKam.) G.. Hiorth, d. Mahikoa, NJ.
Miller, X. Bivad, H. Hughes.
Event 3. Breast stroke Punahou)
A. Meyers, A. Pratt, NJ Chaplin, l.
Woods, I. Ahrens, E. Murray, M. Scud-
der; (Kam.) G. Hiorth, d. Mahikoa,
M. Miller, M. Brood, H. Hughes, B.
Gross, H. Cockett.
Event 4. Double-hander race across
Tank Punahou) r. Woods, |. Woods,
none entered for Kan.
Event 8. Overland (crawl stroke,
2 lengths-E. Breckons, l. Ahrens, M.
Scudder, A. Pratt; (Kam.) H. Brood,
G. Hiorth, D. Mahikoa, II. Cockett, NJ.
Crabbe, B. Gross, H. Hughes.
Event 6. Diving off second board
(Punahou) R. Woods, NJ. Chaplin, E.
Breckons, /. Ahrens, E. Murray, NJ.
Scudder; (Kam.) G. Hiorth, H.
Hughes, NJ. Miller, H. Cockett
Event z. Side stroke, one length
(Punahoul Z. Murray, A. Pratt, M.
Sender, M. Austin, /. Woods; (Kam.)
c. Murray, Kamanoiihi. NJ Miller.
Event S.-Diving off platform -
lPunahou) r. Woods, l.. Breckons, l.
Ahrens; (Kam.) H. Hughes, G.. Hiorth,
M. Miller, H. -Cockett.
Event 9. Plunge for distance
(Punahoul A! Pratt, NJ Scudder;
(Kam.) Fl. Brood, H. Hughes.
Event 10.-oyerhand (crawD, start
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03
18th INFANTRY
And TRAVELLERS
Play TOMORROW

Baseball is in the air this week and
the fans will be treated to three games
tomorrow and on Sunday afternoon.
The feature game of the week will
be between the two fast organizations
the Chinese Travellers and the 25th
Infantry teams. These clubs will meet
at Athletic park tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. e..
Captain Lai Tin has announced that
the Travellers will go after the 25th
with a vengeance as the Chinese were
defeated by margin of one IN
the last contest. The Travellers will
have in their lineup many stars Of
the team which made such record
on the mainland and the addition of
three players will strengthen the
team. Lang Akana, one of the best
players in the city, will be in the
outfield tomorrow against the 25th.
With Lang Akana, En- Sue and va
mashiro in the pasture the Travellers
should present one of the hest out
fields that have played here this year.
Kan Yen will be stationed behind
the plate and Kekoa will be on the
mound. The organization has been
working out in fine shape, and a vic
tory over the 18th is to be expected
The SchOield team has always been
a favorite among the real fans and
they are certain to start something
tomorrow. They have not as yet an
uounced the pitcher. to oppose the
Travellers but it is expected that either
Jasper or Waterhouse will be on the
hilltop. .s.......
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03
National Guard
and Shaffer to
Meet TOMORROW,

They have closed the gates at the
Yale bowl. Franklin field is deserted
and Marshall field is covered with
snow. There are no moleskin artists
cayorting around Ferry field. But Ho-
morrow afternoon at Moiliili field when
the strong I'd Infantry squad meets
Fred Wichman's aggregation of Ma
tional Guard players. .s@..>
Lieut. Charles Lyman is confident
that the Shafter team will win an.
other game when they meet the Guard
team and their recent victories have
given them big chance for VIC
tory The backs have improved in
getting away from the ball and the
forward line has proved that they
can withstand the shocks of most
hammering backs. The ends have i'm.
proved in their work and it is certain
that they will show better football
than in previous games. .-.c..
Bill Rosa has been out with the
guard team this week and the players
have been wearing out the rough spots
that proved to be the stumbling block
in the 1st Infantry game. With Staff
Austin, Jimmy Hart, Dr. Peden and
Bill Rosa in the backfield the guard
should at least gain on the Shafter
team. The line has been strengthened
and with Brash and Inman at tackles
the guard squad will be in shape to
stop the onrushes of the Shafter
backs. ...o-...
Lieut.. Lyman has not yet announced
his lineup and the team may be
shifted around as a number of new
men have been showing up we'll in
practise. The sentiment around the
city appears to be about even as to
the winner, although the National
Guard followers state that the home
team has a slight edge. Both teams
have defeated the Schofield eleven and
the result tomorrow will perhaps de. |
eide the championship. !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03

in water-t (Punahou) R. Woods, NJ.
Chaplin. |. Ahrens, /. Woods; Exam. J
H. Hughes, G.. Hiorth, H. Brood, C.
Murray, Kamanaiihi. ..
Event H. Backward stroke pun
ahoD r. Woods, E. Murray, f. Breck-
ons, A. Pratt, M. Scudder; CKam.) H.
Brood. b. Groves, H. Hughes.
Event IL. Relay, two lengths-All.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03
; WHAT'S THE ANSWER
TO THESE ARGUMENTS

Some folks claim that it's the
= players alone who make a foot
ball team great; others claim it's
= the coach.
Well, Michigan had Yost back
= in 1903 and 1904 and 1905-and it
= still has Yost. 1t had Heston
= Reddon, Snow and several others
back in those "point-aminute''
days-but they are gone. Michi-
= gan was great in those days-but
= 1t isn't great now. -. ~ !. II.
Harvard had Brickley, Pen
= mock, Bradlee and Hardwick In
1913 and 1914-and also it had
= Percy Haughtoa as coach. Those
= 1913 and 1914 machines leaped to
= the crest of the football world.
= Harvard in this year A. D. 1915 {.
= still has Monsieur Haughton, but
= Brickley, Hardwick, Bradlee and
= Pennock are gone. And Harvard
= isn't the champ" -.
= On the other mitt, We call your
= attention to Washington and JEFF !
: ferson College. Last year it had !
= Spiegel, Cruikshank, Patterson,
= Fleming and Young. Also it !
y had Bob Folwell as coach. The !
= w. & j.. team in 1914 was a won !
: der. The 1915 team retains none /
: of the 1914 stars-but it retains |
: Folwell. And w. & J. this year I
: seems to be just as powerful as |
: it was last year. ~ 1
= What's the answer?
y + y \ = l. l. / l. l. l. l. l. l. Il Il 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03
Hoppe and YamadalWiIlI
1 Come ito Hawaii Soon
American and japanese Billiard Champions win Play Series
of Games Here. N. Marquez Announces Tour of Cue
Artists Early in YearHoppe Recently Defeated Best Bill
lizard Stars in Eastern Games-LocaI Japanese Will Give
Great Nippon PLAYER Reception

Hoppe champion victory good margin
champion win KoH Yanda occasions played
Japanese world standard Of the champion
Hawaii of the wizards of the
c.
Bake wish the information
Of this the
billiard the Honolulu will witness
New Sosson
billiard +. Z
500 when the mainland
the Whened with Tamua
big handicap
opinion with Chick
would downed through stated that time that Yaada
his matches improved in his would
a big drawing a
all his that will have
his billiards when the artists meet
the Of splendid rokng When prominent Japanese
Hoppe all
he would be big boost the
found Honolulu stated that
would be given welcome he
said that Hoppe would
the Japanese
points, and looked break the Nippon player would give the
Hoppe blanked
fourth inning arriving Fran
the champion 500
80 for the veteran
famaca GOOD Card
Yamada
card in the
games against the best artists will be biggest
Philadelphia
ran III In his last inning giving
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03
ENTRY LIST HAS
been ANNOUNCED
FOR BIG Y MEET

One of the largest entry lists in the
history Of local swimming has been
received for the meet which takes
place in the M. c. A. pool tomorrow
evening at O'Clock. A number of the
stars like Lane, Gunha, Rowat, Fuller
and Carter will appear and there viii
be 40 other men of varying expert
enee
The twelve events will be well con-
tested and strong entry HIST has been
received from the Myrtles and Hea-
lanis. The Knights of Kamehameha
have entered large team and If num-
bers count they should win the meet.
The H. A. C. while lacking stars has
also entered a large number of men
In the various events.
An admission fee OF Is cents will be
charged and tickets are on sale at
the Y. M. G. A. Office or from any of
the team captains, A. B. Carter, Edgar
Methyen, Sam Kahalewai and Roy Ora
ham. Bleachers have been provided
for a good crowd and weather condi-
tons seem to be favorable for a good
meet in the Y. M. G. A. pool.
Entry List for Y. M. C. A. Swimming
Meet Tomorrow Night.
220 yard swim Myrtles, Brundage;
Healanis, Rowat; K. of K, Lane, Hur-
ley, NJ Holt, e. Holt or McColgan;
H. A. c., Higgins, Cook. Graham or
Alexander.
Underwater swim yrties, Ander-
sen; Healanis, Lanquist; K of K, Ka-
halewai, Hosea or Sing.
Apple Relay-Novelty Hosea, Moss
man, Macfe, Alexander and Whit
comb.
so yard m-Myrtles, Kanakanui
or Carter; Healanis, Cunha; K of K,
Lane, M. Holt, E. Holt, McColgan, j.,
Akana or Lemon; H. A. c., 8. Carter,
Smith, Alexander, Graham or Thurs
ton.
Fancy ving-Myrtles, Carter; Hea-
lanis, Fuller; H. A. c., Thurston, Car
ter.
80 yard relay-Myrtles, Kanakanui,
A. B. Carter, d. Carter, Campbell
Crozier; Healanis, Cunha, Rowat, Ian.
quist, Fuller, Methyen, Raseman, Nc.
Aiifster; K. Of K, Lane, M. Holt. e.
Holt, McColgan. Hurley, Bent, Ka.
halewai, MossnIan, AkanA, Lemon; H.
A. c.; Smith, Cook, Higgins, Carter,
Thurston, Graham, Pratt Alexander.
Spank the Baby DiYe"-Novelty
Hosea, Mossman, Thurston, Carter,
Graham.
80 yard back stroke yrtles, Car
ter or Kanakanui; X. of K, Lane, Nc
Colgan, Hosea; H. A. c., Macfie,
Smith.
100 yard swim-Myrtles, Kanakanui
or Cater; Healanis, Cunha; X. Of K,
Lane, M. Holt, e. Holt, Hurley, Nc
Colgan; H. A. c., Cook, Thurston,
Higgins, Alexander, Smith, Carter.
Plunge for distance-Myrtles, An
dersen; Healanis, Fuller, Methven
X. of K, Kahalewai, Lane, Silva,
Lemon, Kawekiu, Spencer; H. A. c.,
Pratt.
50 yard breast stroke - Myrtles,
Thiess; X. OF K, Lemon, Kahalewai;
H. A. c., Macfe.
$40 yard relay-Myrtles, Vierra, An.
dersen, R. Carter, Brundage, A. Car.
ter, Kanakanui, d. Carter, Campbell
Crozier; Healanis, Cunha, Rowat, Lam
quist, Fuller, Methven, Raseman. Me.
Allister; X. of K. Lane, M. Holt, e.
Holt, McColgan, Hurley, Aixana, Bent,
Hosea Lemon Kahalewai, Mossman:
H. A. c., Smith, Cook, Higgins, Car
ter, Thurston, Pratt, Alexander, Ora
ham.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03

Japan's forests are being cut away
at rate of 100000 acres a year.
The marvellous fiber of the mulberry
tree, utilized in the Japanese paper
called Hashikirazu, Is the basis of the
material that Rear Admiral Yokoyoma
has proposed for coIlapsible hfeboats
for submarines.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03
LOCAL BOWLERS
MEET OAKLAND
FIVE TONIGHT
Standing Of Clubs.

Last nights match Cosmos 2, P. B
C. /.
Tonight-Honolulu VS.. Oakland.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03

An order prohibiting the exporta,
ton of fresh milk was issued by the
Swiss government. ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03

American Smelling & Refining Co.
advanced its price for lead from 5
cents to SIS cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03

STAR-BUCLETIN GIVES YOU
TQDAY's NEWS TODAY.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-03

Profits of the Krupp works at Essen,
Germany, last year amounted to $21,-
100000, against $500 600 in 1919.
Pattern lots Nos. and of the
Baldwin Locomotive Works at Eddy
stone, Pa, were destroyed by fire.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-03
Die geaemluGrtisc &riegslasc.

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int Sabre 1914 bctunO, 1T jest Dem oerdiben Reidle untermorten. Sen
sonia lit Elm aebrodener Monn, obne @tadrt uno Inieben. er lrrt rgeno-
mo- Inn @ebirqe berum, uno, me neulib beridtet wnroe, gebt len lnnlglfer
8unld] oabin, BON elmer oeuhden Sugd getroften 81 meroen, oer oa e
Irnq nobc; cr lit BON alien Derloien uno ien bOies 8epilien lest lgm nrde
terIih All. MMf oieier gSat bRibt ibm nidts ibrig, rno 10 mil er MN
letn 2ben ams Spiel ieben.
@os miro mobI 9atIdIonos nddhes 3ieI fan? 9e aaierten rotten
herum uo rebmen fut iider an ooB Der Sue5Rannl Der San1ptploB Der
9ufunft iGn miro. @ie qlifId1 bat OelihIono bod iene %Griegsplune
o1sqeorbeHet! Oos falte &uBlano tur6e i'm Spnmer erobert 1no nun,
Do inn 9or6en Guropos nnrfe aGIte bcrriht, 3eben Die oeutltei Sruppen
,nh bem Sa0en-1. h. notwithstanding, mo- es nht 10 grinumig flt 1T
ms Ser @inter nibt 10 lGft bnfount. Sails Die 0eati6en IN Der
Geqeno oes sue3-aanalS erfolgred nnD fegret. iein merOen fann eng
fonS m Elm 1orfieben os Grieges ndt me6r oenfen. Soate ENGLAND
Sen 5ues4aonol ouffgeben miHcn, Damn mare albions @foft gebrodcn.
Ole o~Tuiiden gtobomeooncr, Deren eS % Nai0ionen in SnMen 9ht
Sir in Sen 9riea sieben moaen, ~febGugeIn nit Sen Girfen. Sails es
orinqen iouHe, 6ie enornen oiatihen Streitfrafte gegen Ole Auiierten
~ ielcn, bonn mGre @nglanos mo leiner Sertinoeen Sddial 60 iplo
ReIpoeIt Cine birefte Gerbinounq 0gtihluos nit Dem Orient pIrbc
Elm neues 9eutlbIono gebaren, os Damn nht MIR geifg, iOnoern onf
qeihdftlib sic @eIt beruften miroe.