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The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28

Washington.-A scathing arraign.
ment of the conduct of the white man
In Alaska toward the native is coupled
with charges Of wholesale and con
tinual violations of liquor traffic regu.
lations and laws to protect fish and
fur-bearing animals of Alaska and the
Pribilof and Aleutian islands, in a re-
port submitted to President Wilson
and Secretary Redfeld by DR.. f. Les.
ter Jones, deputy commissioner OF
fisheries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28
Admiration,

What do you think Of my latest
series of observations?" asked one sci.
enlist.
wonderfully interesting" replied
the other. IF you had not been .
scientist you would have made a grea,
press agent"
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28

Roseburg, Ore. - Miss Katheryn
Clark is the first woman elected to the
senator over two male opponents at
a special election held to fill a vacancy
caused by death. She won by a plu-
rality slightly under 100 votes. Miss
Clark is the first woman elected to the
Oregon senate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28
TENDER SENSITIVE SKINS
Quickly soothed by cutieura. Moth.
lno Better. Trial Free.

Especially when preceded by q hot
bath with Cuticura Soap. Many com
forting things these fragrant super
creamy emollients may do for the
skin. scalp. hair and hands and do II
quickly. effectively and economically.
Also for the toilet, bath and nursery.
Sample each free by mail with Book
Address postcard. Cuticura, Dept. Ky.
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Ady.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28
ALABAMA TO BE DRY STATE.
Enactment Of Legislature Vetoed b,
Governor and Repassed Over
His Veto.

montgomery. Ala.-Alabama will
Become a prohibition state July 1, un.
der two related measures which have
secome law without executive an.
prevail. Within a few hours after Gov.
srior Henderson had vetoed the bills
ana asked that the prohibition ques-
ton be submitted to voters at a spe.
Gal election. both houses voted down
mis- proposal and passed the bills by
overwhelming majorities. The vote
m the house on repassage was ~ to
20; in the senate 1t was "a to 10.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28
Lincoln, Neb.-Communications |

Ldncoin, Neb.-Communications be-
tween the agricultural colleges
throughout the United States to the
u. s. department Of agriculture. rela.
I've to cooperative agricultural exten.
sion work, may be transmitted In the
mails free OF charge for postage. No.
uce to this effect has been received
by Postmaster Brown from A. s. Bur.
Lesson, postmaster general. Students
in the agricultural schools in the
United States desiring information or
reports from the department at Wash
ington are eligible to use the mails
free under the new postal law.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28
Chicago.-One hundred tbousan

Chicago:-One hundred thousand
o0icagoans are out Of work this win.
ter. according to a report Of the public
welfare commission to Mayor Harri.
son. This ia exclusive of the drifting
population OF idle. Statements were
received by the commission from 24S
nrms which for the most part gave
Expressions in business as the reason.
Fourteen firms reported increases In
the number OF employees.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28

Washington.--A resolution calling
Tor an extra session Of congress to
consider rural credits legislation was
onered In the house by Representa-.
i've Dick T. Morgan OF Oklahoma Sat
urday afternoon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28
SCHOOL BILL ON FILE
Includes a Number OF Changes In the
Educational System Of
the State

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
The school code revision commits
sion's bill has been filed in the sem
ate by Senator Mallory OF Box Butte.
The bill takes senate file number 107
The bill provides for a multitude Of
changes In the school laws, its sub
ject matter being nearly all amenda-
tory in its nature. The recommends
lions of the commission for strictly
new projects. such as the rural school
district bill, otherwise known as the
county unit bill, are embodied in sep.
arate bills and will stand or fall by
themselves, some of which have al.
ready been filed.
A bill similar to the present senate
one will be .iled in the house by Rep
resentative Negley. A resume of tho
code bill is as follows:
% A measure to enable an ensy con-
solidation of rural schools. providing for
transportation Of all children residing
over two miles from the school house,
and providing state aid OF Sl5O to $500
per year.
nation Of rural high schools and provid-
Ing $3.50 to $500 per year for state aid.
go a Measure to provide for voca-
tional education in both city and rural
schools.
% A constitutional county high
school measure.
90 A measure to provide seven
months OF scnool for weak districts in
thinly settled portions OF the state.
CD A provision to change the. date OF
the annual meeting from the last Mon
day In June to the second Monday in
June,
Cd A provision to increase the mini
mum length of school term from four to
seven months and reducing the minimum
required In schools with sevcnty-nve
pupils from nine months to eight months.
go A provision to raise the free high
school tuition from scventy-hve cents
per week to one dollar.
go a provision to eliminate the third
grade county teachers certificate.
UO) A provision TO change the date of
the county teachers institute from the
summer months to September, October
and November, and reducing the time 1t
IL to be In session from one week to
three days.
Ql) A measure to provide for n sys-
tenn OF auditing all school treasurers' ac-
counts under the supervision Of the state
superintendent
c2) a measure providing for the selec-
ton OF county superintendents by hiring
them as city superintendent are now
hired. making their selection countrywide
and not confined to the county limits.
uO A measure whereby the state SUI
perintendent Is to make proper regula-
tons for sanitation. and hreproof con-
struction OF new school buildings.
. Q4.. A measure to compel all pupils
In villages. towns. and cities. between
the ages OF seven and sixteen to attend
school the entire time instead of two
thirds OF the time as at present required.
This Is the same. AZ the law now enforced
In Omaha and Lincoln.
Q6 A measure proving that pupils In
the rural districts shall attend "a mini
mum OF 1870 school days each year n
extending the distance from two to two
(teN prruiotnp for nrnl,ti~o ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28
WITH The LAWMAKERS
WHAT is BEING DONE IN HALLS
OF CONGRESS.
epitome OF the Work Of the Daily
Sessions OF the National
Lawmakers.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Saturday.
The Senate-Not in session.; meets
Monday.
Democratic caucus completed con
sideration OF ship purchase bill and
voted to make it a party measure.
The House-Debate was continued
on the agricultural appropriation bill.
Joint resolution appropriating $780,.
600 for pan-American financial sonfer-
ence introduced by Representative
Flood.
Bill to regulate opium traffic in
American consular districts of China
favorably reported.
Representative Norman (republi.
can introduced resolution urging spe
cial session TO consider rural credits
Representative Mann attacked pres
ident, saying he was attempting to
build up a personal machine to secure
denomination.
Adjourned at 5:37 p. m. until noon
Sunday, when eulogies for late Rep
resentative Bremner of New Jerse,
will be pronounced.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28
XIII the Sterilization Bill

The house of representatives stooo
by the governors premature veto OF
the sterilization bill and voted to kill
the measure before 1t went any far
Their and took time of legislation with
the known fact that 1t would run up
against executive displeasure finally.
The vote was forty-four to override
the premature veto and f~orty-seven to
stand with 1t. The committee had
voted to indefinitely postpone the bill
because Of the governors attitude. al
though Chairman Meredith said that
he thought other features of the bill
were not proper. 1t created another
state commission for one thing.
Stebbins moved to put the bill on
general file against the recommended
tions Of the committee, and Mockett
said that n the committee wanted to
kill It they ought to tell why.
After turning down the free post
& for the members of the house
three different sessions, the house has
reversed itself and voted to allow
members Is cents each per day dur
ing the term. as postage.
Warden w. r. Tenton. of the state
penitentiary, is working on a PROPOSE
tion to establish a day school, which
he believes would remedy the monot-
onous program for some 100 inmates
at the institution. who were thrown
out of employment because the cor
tract for labor with a broom firm was
abolished by the legislature of two
years ago. For the past three months
this large number of convicts have
been in idleness. pacing back and
forth In their cells from morning until
night with nothing to occupy their
minds.
In furtherance OF the plan for merg-
! ing different state commissions and
bureaus, a bill has been drawn for in.
PRODUCTION into the legislature which
has for its object a reorganization OF
the Nebraska fire commission and con-
solidating it with the insurance com.
m~issioner's office.
Two hours are clipped of the time
allotted for the sale of liquor by
liceused saloons In this state in a bill
introduced in the house by Anderson
Of Phelps. He amends the figure IS"
In the s o'clock closing law to read &C."
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28

A bill has been introduced by Scott.
Reynolds and Greenwalt in the house
closing the season on quail. In years
past hunters have had to consult the
game law before going afield to be
sure they were not cutting In on a
closed season. This Is In a measure
true of other game. The bill intro
duced cuts the open season on prairie
chickens from two months to one
month and closes the season on plover
and doves.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28
Friday.

The Senate-Met at IL a. m.
Republican senators continued
speaking against the administration
ship bill.
The House--Met at II a. m.
Debate continued on the army ap-
preparation bill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28
Truth That Bcres.

PA, what Is a truism?"
"A truism. my son. is a truth which
Is so true that 1t makes everybody
tired"
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28

Two hours are clipped of the time
allotted for the sale OF liquor by
licensed saloons In this state in a bill
introduced in the house by Anderson
OF Phelps. He amends the figure IS"
In the s o'clock closing law to read &C."
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-01-28

After turning down the free post
age for the members of the house
three different sessions, the house has
reversed itself and voted to allow
members Is cents each per day dur
ing the term, as postage.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
9ircftOrsu : IeriOmmlung 6es bcnt-
iden &aiicu6omies.

Sonntoe, Den s. guguit belt 0os
Direftorium 0es oeuti6en @oilen-
bouIes monotlide GeriummIung in
ben &1umen oes @aibington GGn-
gerbunoes. 8egen Oes @efpitters,
Oas iibcr Ger Sta0t i6mebte. moren
Die 0ireftoren nidt D~oll5GbIig err
ihienen. Serr Wiortin @iegono fiibr-
te Den 8oriib nn0 on Stele Des ob-
meienoen Sefret6rs, Serrn Bm. s.
Mepers. Der 3. st. IN San 5roncisco
gum @eiuhc ieiner ainoer, zines
Sobnes un0 elmer Eohter, meiIt, fun-
gierte 9err Gbos. &oeier.
Mon idritt iofort gum geih1ftlih.
en- EeiIe uno bei6IoB 8unGhlt, ooB
oos 2abor-H icnjc in oielem Sabre
altsfaQen Ioa meger oes Dor fur5er
3eit in ser Nnltolt 6errIden0en
SharIo1fiebers. GbIhon oie @efabr
bcreits noriiber lit, bat man trosoem
BON Der 8eronltaItlng am 2nbortage
Abltono genommen. Gooesf1ne ma-
rem m1breno Der 3eit Scr &ronfbeit
feline 81 ber5eihnen, oonf Ser oufop-
fern0en Mitbilfe Der Merate Or.
Sorriion, Or. Bel, Or. 8oier un0
oeS @errn Observation-Disclosures
g. .. 9. 8reiI nno ieiner Sror. @rei
@agons 8obIen, Die brett aus Yenn-
iplnonios Bergiuerfen fnmen, lullr-
Den fir ben Ninter fir oos @oilen-
bans beiorgt. Der Sdosmeiiter Ser
@bas. &ogier limo Der AnItoItsinpe.
rinten0ent @err g. 8. .. HreiI, Lea.
ten Dem 0ireftoriunl Die Bidder Dor,
bic 0ilrh9eleben lino IN gutter Orb.
tlttg befun0en lpttr0en. 9ie Der
lalnmelten Serrl fprad)en Oieien bel
Den Serren gegeniiber Den inniglten
0nnf aus fir oeren 1iifppfernoe Ga
tigfeit. Ser 9nmen SiIfSpcrcin
mar ourh Die OdnIen 9ortbeI uno
@ain oertreten. Nqm GrEe0jgnna Der
geFddttfineu Angelegenbeiten Micben
Die MitgIieoer nod Elm MciIden BEL.
iamnien uno beipraden pribotim Die
MnltoIts5uitGn6e.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
u0entid : Mmcrifaaiiher l~lmteritHb-
nnas-= Werein."

0ienstag, Den 10. Mltguit. perIont-
meItc lid Der 9eutiA= Amerifonilhe
llnterltiibungsperein in ieinetn Ser.
einsIofaI, 7O5 Siebente ctr. q. z@.
SEER Stephan 8ronf prGiioierte mo
oas GrotofolI fiibrte Sefret1r Sic.
@iegunO. Gin neiles Witglieo mltroc
erwablt nno 3lpei anoere borgeidIo.
gm. Ger @erein lit gerooe ieet in lei-
ner ibonlten 8Iilte, trob Der 9epreIii.
on Die lid, lett Uvafun BIS cllfop1l1
iben arieees bei Den Mitglieoerr
flin0 tut.
6riiber, ais oos Grciie- @eicb inns
nod ber1Aont IieB, fielen Dem
%erein idone Ginnobmen aus 8dl-
len, Sbeatern un0 Ausfliigen 8u;
iest lit je0oh olles rubig lno itia.
Den Mitelieoern Ruo. gounq, g.
@ubiid uno 2eonborO S1erfel mur.
De oos &ronfengelo %bepiIigt. Sod
per S~eriammlung fono gemiitIiht
NohliBung ltott.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
Sem 8eiud ~ Gbrtn!

Mn Donnerstag 4beno, oen 5. Nu-
quit fanen Die Serren Sberpr6Iioent
2ouis Gols itno GberiefretGr Sol.
&louS BON Baltimore, moieIbit iie 5
Gage gelh1ftlih in MnIpruh genonl.
men mnren, nah@albington, Inn Den
bieiigen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eincn
8eilth ob5uitatten. WGbreno 0es
abenos mabten tie oie 8efanntihafi
NIT oielen bieiigen @licoern. Mnl
Sreitoa Moreen begleiteten oie Scr
rem s. Meininger mo Mnt. Sonne.
mann ben Beinh nod Mount Ser.
non moleIblt lie George Mnibingtons
@rabit1tte beiliften. 81bren0 oes.
ieIben Cages febrten iie nod mad
@oibington 5llriid. 9lnt Mbeno mitr.
DC 5u @brcn Der beiOen @dite bon Den
bieligen INSTRUMENTATION in Sc
SomncI's &olle, 922 go. gpe., Elm
8onfett gegeben, Dos Inn s llbr BON
|BoriiBer Oes @orbereititnas ; 3omi.
tees, Serrn 2ouis 8niler If. eroffnei
nuroe. SEER Bauer iibergob Oer
@oriib Serrn 8m. Sonnemorln, Der
o1td ols Gonitmeiiter flingierte. AIs
eriten Me0ner ltclte er Sen Serrr
Oberpr1lioenten Yolb Dor, Der oas
Mrbeitcn unO @eoeiben oieler Diitrif.
te lobte. Gr lpornte ole Witglieoel
gum peiteren tatfraftigen Arbeiten
an. 9orauf ereriff SberiefretGr Ser
Soiepb aIalts 6os Wort. @r iprad
iid in 6bnli6er @eiie aus wie Seri
@olb. Damn folgten ais &eoner oil
SefrctGre llno 0epntierten Midael
Dieb, pom OiItrift 100 uno 5. Wei-
ninger pom Diitrift 40. 3pei 90.
men pom Oiitrift 40, ionic SRI. Gli(
Sommel ,aoben einige aIopier. nnf
%iolin Splos. Die nit arobter gefrie.
oiQung aliigenonnnen muroen. 90.
rauf ipielten Die @erren s. Weinin
qer un0 Murtin Sdilling. Der nls
Sefretdr oes 6eftfpmitees funeiertc
mebrere oeitihe 2ieber, ole bon Der
Mnpeienoen aus boiler 8ruit mitge
iungen mur0en. Der feitlid ge
Ihmiidte Saal ipor 10 iebr gefiiat
oaB piele gciuher iteben muBten
Irotoem ging ieOer befrieoigt mi
cmrfrelit iiber oie 8efanntihoft Oieies
geiuheS naf Saitie. glnt nGditer
Gage fubren Die Serren @olt ilni
Rlqus meiter nad 2oncolter, 9a.
Die llnteritiitnnas 8ereine, mi
Sem &aliptiis in 8ittsburg, baden 81
ne Mitglieoihaft BON 23,2S0. 0iI
bieiieen orei 0iitrifte baden 345 @it
glieoer.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
Nrbciter aramfen- mmO GterbsfaRe

0ienstag, oen 10. Augult, periom-
melten iid Die Mitglieoer Der Arbei-
Ter &ranfen uno Sterbefalie in ibrenl
&ereinslofal, 922 Ya. Abe. g. -@
Sci oieier @elegenbeit belpraden Die
Anmeienben oes 8ereinS Sen ON
Sonntae, Sen Is. @rgilit nod Seu-
berlid's 6orm 81 modenoen 6olnili-
Ell Musflltg. 0os oo5u ernonnte
aomitee beridtete, ooB ollie Gorberei-
tllngen ~getroffen mdren. Gin neltes
Mitglieo, @err u. Seit, muroe bon
Serrn s. Steiner DorgeidIaeen. Die
8eomten oes @ereins iino Die folgen.
Ben Serren:
+. @oriiter: 8. Nifl.
2. &oriiber: u. 8arib.
ShaBmeiiter: ST. Sanoo.
5in.=Sec. 5reO. Steiner.
&rot. Sec: Gbas. Mutb.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
Bot nadl Oraben.

Sam it. ben IA. Nuguit: per
Oampfer oGriitianiofioro~ iiber Ser.
gen, Eoiti6luB Somitag Inn 3 llbr
morgens.
@oiti6luB fir ~regiitrierte 9oit tdg-
lid INN 6 llbr obenos.
Godetpoit fir 0eutl6lono uno Oe.
iterrei6 ungarn ihIieBt am 20. 9u.
quit per 9ampfer .&otterOam~.
Die nG6ite 8olt aus Oeutl1lonS
miro beute, 6reitag, oen 13. Muguit,
nit Dem Dnmpfer n&otteroam~ in
gtem yorf ertpartet.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
.Oie ermartete GrnennunQ Sc

-9ie ermartete @rnennung oes
gegenmGrtigen &ontroaeurs oes
ShaBamtes, George 6. 9omnep gum
&i6ter oes Courts Of Claims, erfoIg-
te am Wontag i'm meiBen Sous. Seiu
@ebalt miro 5000 DoGnrs pro Sohr
betrugen. Seine Steae i'm Shotomt
|bleibt ieet 5it beiebeu.
-9ie @iilitGrGr5te ser Notionol
@itoro in @aibington batten an FEB.
ten 0ienstag glbeno sic &Gnoe noll
5i Inn. Sic impften 70 @lieocr Ser
Notional @uaro nit Mntitppbus 81
rim. Dies geihab, Inn bic SolOoten
hnn onitedenoen &~ronfbciten 5l be-
mofren.
Ser Marfs San, Ser bier III leB.
ter 3eit eicl por @eridt belprohcr
muroe, lit Dorlaufig aiif Sic lanqe
8onf geihoben moroen. Gihter Wlll.
Ioipnp erflGrte. ooB es ergebnislos
mare, menn oieier Soa jebt nod mei-
ter qefiibrt miiroe. Gs ioIl gefpartei
meroen Bis Ser metropolitan Club
6aa bonn @ppelleeriht erleoigt lem
miro.
Die Grnennung mehrerer Wolb.
ingtoner 3i Sffi5icren Der Sons Of
Confederate 8eterans lit befannt ge.
moroen in einem Shreiben, oos &om-
manonnt Charles $. &eel bonn Wa1b-
Camp SO. S05 pom Snlipt=
quarter Ser @elellihoft in. @empbis,
Gem. crbielt. General @orgas- III
gum oiiiitierenoen Gbefar5t c~rnonnt
moroen.
SRI. Mabel geatree, SO Sabre
aft. bon 324t @roipect Qpe, N.-N.
Bate ON Sonntng leidt ibren 5oo
I'M Notomac gefunoen. Mls tie Der
iudte, elm Nuoerboot 8u belteigen,
perlor lie oas @leihgeipiht uno fiel
in ben Slitb. Sbr 9egleitcr rettetc
iie.
Sic Stimmredts Gereiniguna
oes Diitrifts Columbia belt am DON
ncrstog, ben g.. AugilIt, on Der Stef
Str. nno Dem Wnrftplab cine offent
@eriammlnng, in Ser Die geeenm1rti-
ge 8ermoltung oes 9iitrifts oenlitl.
l3iert unn Stimmreht perlangt mlr0e
Die ieBige BermaItungsform mlrot
als idGnolih be5eihnet.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
uSufel grdiis @ersnisnnss-@ ereiu"

9ienstag, ben 10. 9(ugult bette ser
GnfeI grGlig @ergniigungs @erein
I'M 5Gngerbuno, 314 G-Str. N..@.
monotIide 8eriommlung. SEER Sp.
8ebrenberg fiibrte ben @orlib; SEER
Geo. Mair oos @rotofoa. GS mur0en
Die i~ibIihen0 elddfte erIeoigt, iuoroitf
gemiitlide NahfiBune erfoIgte.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
0ebnrtem.

8rieorid llno glia Mebl, Wfdoden
garnep uno Hap gpitein, &nabc.
&ap uno Mntoinette aoonb, &nobe.
Sobn uno Mabel grnlt Mdo1en.
Milb. H. nrie5 heaenberg, Wdohel
SpbesfGlle:
Mnnie @otipolo, So Sabre oft.
Mmbroie @roB, AZ Sabre aft.
George 90. &ern, 60 Sabre.
Jrieorih sc. @ottborot, 81 Sabre.
&atberine s. Selmig.
Weorg @omlner, 66 Sabre.
lGbriitinn Meinidbeim, 95 Sabre.
Seirats : gisenien.
gaspar 8. Craig II. Gillian 9. @eih
@m. 6. 8enoer uno @eiiie G. 2egg.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
9(u nniere 9cIer!

ltnleren 2eiern fltno rno at miiien,
Dob unier 9Iott BON Jest al einen
Gag friiber erideint. Ser @rltno iii
eben Der, BOB alle 9[bonnenten oos
8latt Dor Dem Sonntag erbaIten
lolen uno ni6t, pie friiber. in pielen
6Glen crit om Montag. Sim Conn
tog bot ieoer 3eit, uno oann lcie CT
Dos D@nibington Soiirnul~. @ir
ridten on unlere 2cier oie inniae
8itte, fir Die @~erbreitung oes 8Iat=
ties 81 iorgen.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
0Onnerstaa, ben u. Mnamt:

Die Sran5oien iollen 50,000Waann
mad ben 9oroaneIlen geifift boben.
Inn Die Tnrfen on3ugreifen un0 INN
auf oicie Meile Den moraliihen Gffeft
Der oitrh Die Nieoerlage Der Ruilen
bel Ben Aaiierten berooreerufen NOR.
ben lit. 6u b1mpfen. Die Eiirfen err
fI1ren, Dob iie bereit ieien, Dem Sem
De Die Stirne 5u bieten.
Der Eopit madt neiie 5%rieoensner.
indie. gS uerloiitet, 0aB er in &om
elm groBes GonaiI idmmtlidcr fotbo-
Iiiher &oroindle, Gr5biihofe uno 8i-
ihofe beriifen mill.
Die oeutiden Nrmcen perfolgen
oieNuilen immer neiter lanoeinmGrts
uno nebmen linen cine Scitung mad
Der anDeren ob. Die itorfe Siherbeit,
in Der iid Die Hullen Dor einieen Ia
gen ongebIih befanoen, lit nun ME
Der 6ubin.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
9rOipcet Sill Gemetcrs.

2ebten Sreito9, Sen 6. Muguit,
belt oos Oireftorium oes 9rolpect
Sill 6rieobofes i'm Souie bes Scrrn
Shobnleilters, Gbos. 8ridmeooc, Ser.
iammlung ob. Serr 6reo. Smboi
fiibrte ben Goriis uno SefretGr @m.
Martin protofoaierte. An @ei6Gf-
ten mar nidts @idtiges gu erleoi-
gen.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
,@ereim gabem".

Der ogerein Baden" bate am leb-
ten Mittipod 9beno, ben II. Iitg.,
in ieinem @creinslofal, 922 Ha. Mbe.
8eriammlung. Die iiblihen @eiddftC
ipuroen erleoiet. Nah Der Seriamm.
luna blieben Die Mitglisber nod cine
quite @eile b%eiiammen.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
@O9ens@ nnOi3an.
eumStas, ben Z. amsnit:

Der bon Snpan gebegte Elon, nit
&uBlan0 einen 8uno 5u idIieBen lit
III Die @riide geraten. Ser eieent.
Iide @rnno fir oieles Niht5uitauoe-
fommen lol Der 5du @orlhors fem.
Sapon molte ieine Wcrbinoungen
HuBlano gegeniiber nur ouf Die ori-
entoliih = ruiliihen 8elieungen er.
itredt Ieben; RubIono polte ober
audi Die uliatiiden 8elibungen cingc-
ihloIlen baben. Nln fam es gum
3roH.
Die p2onooner Morning 8oit"
cntbielt fiir5Iih in einem 2eitortifeI
cine @nrnlrng on oos eneliihe 8pIf.
9as @Iott erfIdrte, oab oas @eihid
Der Iaierten uno mitbin audi eng.
lambs lid auf Der Weiferihneioe be.
'finoe.
0te HuiIen eeben Die 6eltung Sop.
no olif. Der @ouperneltr uno ieine
8eomten perlieBen bereits Die Stoot.
Ole 8ebolferune Ger StoOt, Die iih
bereitS auf 100000 beIGuft, podt
tbenfuls ole lieben Soheu 3ulom-
men.
8ien t%riumpbierte bel ser Nadriht
bon Dem Sole @aridali's. Ser SSu.
bel wuroe nod perit1rft ourh Die Mns
fiinoigung. Dab Spougoroo gefoIlen
lei. Die Hingltrabe, moielbit iid Dos
4riegSminiiterium 6efinoet, mnr ser
0rt eutbnlioltiid,er &unogebungen.
Die Staot pronste I'M 8luegenidmud
SOnntaa, Oen s. Mnsnit:
Die Oeiterreider riiden in StaIien
Gin ilno beieBen midtige SteIungen
hm 8erae 8erioIbo Scr @1r~iff
foIgte lnoareas Nxf oat ah ~
cine y sessa 4 k
Die er9aa Huai
'uen ~ arr \
8iirgefH eie Il Gaaf1..6 al 81. az.
ie mt oen eg'oraeriiden Grfatcs~ns
gen. HerItgDe aeasa Aiese anol1-
uline loetoen hefttait.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
Nus ben W%ereinsfreiicn
@ereiusfaIenSer

Der @creinSfaIenOer eriheint in
beutieer 9titmmer gum eriten Wtole.
Solte nod irgenO etipas 5u beridti
gen iein, 10 bitten mir Die Serren &C.
fretare, uns iolhes mijlen 3it loiien.
Die Ne0dftion.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13

@cranderte gratuirite, Gdte
Sramffnrtcr, Sas Bette fir DIR Srm-
MGR, nnperfGlidt, nuiibertreffliM !
@a6ler's, $50 Center Marft nnb IS
&igss Marft.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cur sefaaiseu @Otia.

lIHicreu iperten 2eieru sar seil.
aeuutniR, baf bic Serreu Capt. G6us.
:. Sdiuegler unb Tanl 9. S6peglcr
in feiuer @eiie me6r nit benz o@ai6-
instOu Suurual" Dcrbnnben iinO.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
@n mufere Qefcr!

DIT 0ieIer Nlmmer nnieres 8lof
tes beginnt Der intereiiantc &oman .
Scr blaue Arser". 8ir miiien, mie
iebr uniere 2eier uniere &omune lieb-
geiuonnen baben uno mir meroen ms
oes6alb befIeiBen, in ieoer @llmmer
cine 5o~rtietung erideinen 81 laiien.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
MiittluodL ben II. Mnamit:

Die Jeitung Congo lit BON oen
Deufiden eingenommen moroen. Die
Huiicn monoern aus gilna aits.
Ser engliihe SiIfsfreu5er Snbio
muroc BON einem oeltihen llnteriee.
boot an Ser normeqii6en &iilte in Den
@runo gebobrt. Gbenio fiel Der eng
liihe Acknowledgements u2pnr'
elmer Mine gum Spfer.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13

Gbriitiam fan6er's Mmpelos
EnnidJ ans abselaserteu Siihweinen
ais Bats, bereit 3lm @eridmelaen
'ar bic 8piple, $3.50 bic 0aa., 65
Sas Aut. 900 7te Ctr. N..8.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13

Ebriitiam fanoer's felt lansem iuObl.
befannter 8lafberrB Cordial 1T Obne
6leiheu fir @bipeidea, 800 tie Str.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13

2~auDjaser tets pOrrdtis!
8ibler's,
532 Geuter Warft u. Is &iggs Wtartt
Sic eiuaige @erfaufsitele fir edte
2aRbjGger.