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appeal to her. You will have to make love to her, Robert. Can you do itf'
 But. marraine, might as wsll make love to sister of charity.
 There was la Belle Heloise, and no woman is immune"
 T think she is engaged to scme American cowboy who will come and claim her, marraine."
 His godmother was offended.
 "Rubbish" she said. "She is sE- gagged to no one, Bob. She is an idealist, Rosalind; but that will net prevent her from making an excel lent wife,
 She is certainly very beautifuLs said the Due de Fremont, and he told Julia so
 You are very beautiful" said the Due de Fremont to Miss Redmond, as she leaned on the balcony of the villa. The bougainVillea leaned against her breast. When you stood in the hos pital under the window and sang to the poor devils, you looked like an angel"
 Poor things!" said Julia Redmond. Do you think that they liked it?"
 Liked it!" exclaimed the young man enthusiastically. couldn't you see by their faces? One poor devil said to me: One can die better now, Monsieur There was no hope for him, it seems
 Fremont and Marquise d'Esclig- nac had docilely gone with Julia Red- n4ond every day at a certain hour to the different hospitals, where Julia, after rendering some slight services to the nurses-for she was not need ed-sang for the sick, standing in the outer hallway of the building open on every side. She knew that Sabron was not among these sick Where he was or what sounds his ears might hear, she could not know: but she sang for him, and the fact put a sweetness in her voice that touched the ears of the suffering and uplifted | those who were not too far down to be uplifted, and as for the dying, It helped them, as the soldier said. to die.
 Irn DIT CnNTT>JrYEnN
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Starting Trouble.

My husband says he has an idea" Your husband is always boasting." !"
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(To BE CoNTINUED.)
Tabloid Aeroplanes. A

The British reason, quite logically. that the smaller the aeroplane and the faster it can fly the less danger of it's being hit by shots fired from earth. So the British airmen favor an unusu- ally small machine. which they call the tabloid. A very light frame is fitted with an 80-horsepower motor, which will drive the frail machine through the air at the rate of 100 miles an hour. The engine is covered with armor The aviator seeking to drop bomb on the enemy approaches his target at a height of 5000 feet. When straight above it, he turns the nose of his machine straight down and drops at terrific speed. When within 500 feet of the target he drops his bombs as quickly as possible and then shoots skyward at a tremendous pace. American Boy
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had been able to tell her. Fremont shrugged his shoulders thoughtfully.
 He may have dragged himself away to die in some ambush that they have not discovered, or likely he has been take captive, le pauvre diable!"
 France will do all it can. Mon- sieur
 They will do all they can, which is to wait. An extraordinary measure, if taken just now, would probably re- suit in Sabron being put to death by his captors. He may be found to- morrow-he may never be found"
 A slight murmur from the young girl beside him made Fremont look at her. He saw that her hands were clasped and that her face was quite white. her eyes staring fxedly before her out toward Africa. Fremont said
 You are compassion itself. Made moiselle: you have tender heart. No wonder you wear the Red Cross. l am a soldier, Mademoiselle. I thank you for all soldiers. l thank you for Sabron but, we must not talk of such things"
 He thought her very charming. both romantic and idealistic She would make a delightful friend Would she not be too intense for wife? How ever, many women of fashion joined the Red Cross. Fremont was a com monplace man, conventional in his heart and in his tastes.
 My children" said the marquise. coming up to them with Mimi in her we were on a boat bound for the North Pole and expected to live on timed things and salt fish. Aren't you hungry, Julia? Robert, take Mimi to my maid, will you? Julia said her aunt as Fremont went away with the little dog, you look dramatic, my dear; you're pale as death in spite of this divine air and this enchanting sea-" She linked her arm through her niece's. Take a brisk walk with me for five minutes and whip up your blood. I believe you were on the point of making Fremont some un- wise confession"
 q assure you no, ma tante."
 Isn't Bob a darling, Julia?"
 "Awfully," returned her niece ab- sent-mindedly.
 He's the most eligible young man in Paris, Julia, and the most difficult to please"
 Ma tante," said the girl in a low tone, he tells me that France at present can do practically nothing
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about finding Monsieur de Sabron. Fancy a great army and great Da- ton helpless for the rescue of sln- gle soldier. and his life at stake!"
 Julia" said the marquise, taking the trembling hand in her own, you will make yourself i'll, my darling, and you will be no use to anyone. you know"
 You're right" returned the girl. 'T will be silent and will only pray"
 She turned from her aunt to stand for a few moments quiet, looking out which the boat cut and flew. Along the horizon was a mist, rosy and translucent, and out of it white Al giers would shine before many hours.
 When Fremont, at luncheon a little later, looked at his guests, he saw a new Julia. She had left her coat with the Red Cross in her cabin with her hat. In her pretty blouse, her pearls around her neck, the soft flush on her cheeks, she was apparently only a light-hearted woman of the world. She leased her aunt gently. she laughed very deliciously and lightly fiirted with the Due de Fremont, who opened a bottle of champagne The Marquise d'Esclignac beamed upon her niece Fremont found her more puzzling than ever She sugges.s 8 the chameleon" he thought, "she has moods Before, she was a tragic muse; at luncheon she Is an ador- able sybarite"
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CHAPTER XVII.
Out of the Desert.

From a dreamy little villa, who 8 walls were streaming with bougain- villea, Miss Redmond looked over AL giers. over the tumult and hum of it. to the sea. Fremont, by her side, looked at her. From head to foot the girl was in white. On one side the bougainvillea laid it's scarlet flow CTS against the stainless linen of her dress, and on her other arm was the Red Cross.
 The American girl and the French man had become the best of friends. She considered him a sincere com panion and an unconscious confed- crate. He had not yet decided what he thought of her, or how. His prom ise to remain on the yacht had been broken and he paid his godmother and Miss Redmond constant visits at their villa, which the marquise rented for the season.
 There were times when Fremont thought Miss Redmond'S exile a fla natical one. but he always found her fascinating and lovely woman, and lie wondered what it was that kept him from laying his title and his for tune at her feet It had been under stood between the godmother and himself that he was 10 court Miss Redmond a l'americaine.
 She has been brought up in such a shocking fashion, Robert, that noth- ing but American love-making will
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INTERNATIONAL. SUND6YSCIlOOL
 LESSON

(By O. E. SELLERS, Acting Director of the Sunday School Course of the Moody Bible Institute)
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Hopeful Mission.

If even one of those 300 commercial travellers who have gone to South America succeeds in making a South American see a United States joke their toll will not have been in vain.- Cleveland Leader.
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Got Himself pisliked.

"Why does the bride hate him?"
 Hes one of those practical jokers whom everybody hates. The bride asked him to come over and try some of her biscuits"
 Didn't he go?"
 "Yes, and took a hammer and a cold chisel with him."
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It is always easier to blame the man who gives us advice than to blame our own judgment for acting upon It.
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Hanford's Balsam in it's healing prop critics. Adv.
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LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 5
ELIJAH AND THE PROPHETS OF
 BAAL.

LESSON TEXT-I Kings 1S:So-S9
 GOLDEN TEXT-Jehovah is far from the wicked; but he heareth the prayer of the righteous. Prov. 15;29 R. V.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-09

TULIP BREAD FOR JHE DUTCH
Holland, the land of tulips, is going
to eat tulip bread owing to the scar
city Of wheat and the difficulty of
importing any. A baker in Breda
had the ingenious idea of baking
bread made from -four composed Of
twO-thirds wheat and one-third
ground tulip bulbs.
The bread tastes well, is very nour-
shtng and very cheap, owing to the
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vast stock of tulip bulbs available
everywhere in Holland. The associ-
alton of Dutch bakers has officially
sanctioned tulip bread and loaf has
been presented to the minister of
war, who has recommended it for
army use.
How short is our happiness. This
morning we saw a Christmas tree
dragging at the tail Of garbage cart,
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aIler Teitihen obne 1lnteri6teb Der
9arteien erbalten miro. Seire yeomi.
nation IN Der Yrint6rtpabI lit 6a6e.
nit ieiner 8ieoererip1blitng ibettiid).
Der Stnatsinipeftor fiir 9eab-
rungsmitteI, Serr Yac5orlano, lit bon
2erineton bier eingetrofien. gr miro
i'm 9erein nit oem bieiigeu sSnipeftor
Or. GriBler ititb Dem Sanitatsbeanl-
ten Gbas. @oobipin ein Snipeftion Der
0filGercien pom 8enton Gorntp por'
nebmen.
Serr @. Dfafe, pelder eegcn-
partie ais GirclIitgeridts.9lerf tia
zig lit, berpirbt ii6 I'm Die 9sonlina.
tion iiir oasielbe slmt. Sem Sieg in
Ger Erinldripabl mare nur cine &C.
redte gIncrfe1lnllng ieiner @erOienltc.
- 9ie GrIanqer Sair beginni am
II. Sluguit unb iudbrt bis gum 21.
glllgllit. Gie Yreile, pelde ausgeiett
wcrOcn, pariircn afpiiden $50 uno
$500. slllto. nno Dtotprcpeles@ett.
iabrtcn perocn ebenialls peranltaltet.
0ie 9camten limo: 9rdi, 3r. $. y.
Rifie; Sije.Yrai, u. $. Clearer
Stasmciiter, &. e. Guid; Sefretar,
2. ". 9loar1s.
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Hm ]. HuguIt
geseJt bic Sentidje SdakenseieG.
idaft ihr aolbenes Smbilaum.

am Sonntas BEN eriten auauf
ipiro in 5absritumpfs pari auf pric,
Dill bic Deutide S6liben 9eieaIdaft
| ibr goIoenes SubiIGum feiern uni
lielbitrebenb ipsrbsu fir bieie Ieier BE-
rstts bic umfaiienbiisn @orbereitunser
aetrpffen.
Die Glansnummer bss prosramms
ipirb unltreitis bic lleberreiduna eineS
neuen prdhtissn SABINE bilbsn, um
bersn glnf9offuns ii6 elm 9amen.
fcmrittee, beitsbenb aus ben ssraueu
20. Ditte, s. Spermann, 3. JIamm,
8. Tsnins unb g. pobI peroient &C.
mahi bat.
2(uberbem tpsrbtn sSeTiprdiibsnt
Senrb Spermann ioipie bas Qrransss
mentsfommitt.e fir stpei Jeftrebner
ioraen uno aud fir anberpeitiss llns
terbdItung ipirb in Siiae unb Siias
8oriorge seiroffen tperben, fObab biss
fe Subslfeier iih unitreitig gu einent
0lanspuIttt In Der 9si6i6ie Der
Oeutihen S6iben 9eIeui6aft geitdlf
ten tpirb.
9(ls ottipe RitalieSer BEG arranses
mentstommittsss ipirtsn auber ben
in bisies Rpmmittee ertpGbIten Wits
aIiebsrn beg @ersins nod bic prGiis
bsnten unb SdretGr Der fol1enben
@.rsine nit: platibiitTt. Woaelfteit.n
Gsielftup, RorbSeutf6e Sdiisen 9ss
felI6ofi, Seut6er pionierrerein.
Deuti6er 2anotpebrnsrein, 9dpsris
iher unteritiibunss 9srsir, 8aois
i6er llnteritiibungsDsrsin, Geutfhsr
UdIiiGr llntsrfriiBurssoersin, gIOro
Cincinnati Surnperein. Cincinnati
5urnaemeinbe unb 2anbpsbr S4us
bentompdonie.
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Rleine poIi3eina@ri&ten

- 2lls psrmibt ipurbe esiisn Del
polisei Der Al Sabre aIte Grant Rur
bsl Don glanfxiter, g., semsIbet, bsl
am II. SuIi bier bon 9ldndeiter elm
traf unb isitoem nidts Don iid bdt
bOreu Iafsu. Da sr Bel ieiner abrei;l
fehr nieberseidIdssH mar, befiirhitr
iein. 2Ins.horissn, oab er S.Ibitmors
beganseH bat.
- nus Der Wobnuns BON George
Rraus Ro. 1872 Deit Z. Sirabs pur'
ben in Der Rd6t bonn 9ieHitas gun,
Riihuub StmudIa9sn i'm Wertb.
bon 500 ssiiobIsH.
- CHARTS ganjsri bon SO. 3447
Suoion aOs., Rorpoob, be,Iaet ben
gsrIuit feinss soIbensn Gbrono'
meters. 0aH3srt mar, ola er am Wiits
nod gu friiber Siunbe aH Der Quburn
2lnenu. unb McUliIlGn Strabe aui
sinen Sirubeubabnpag,H rpartsis, siHs
ssihIoien unb bisie GeIesenbeit bait.
elm 9isb beTIust, I'm ibm bi. llbr 81
itsbIen.
- aurs na9 8 llbr s,ii.rn Qa6s
mittas eerietb oas Dad Der GiI.neks
bersi Don 0Olmau &c DiIfon, 5o6
Oft JrOrt Gtrabe, iHfols. zines f9abs
tafisn 9omins in grnnb. bod ipurs
be bas 5euer etl0idi, ebe Is nenneHss
lpertbtH S6aben aHriai.n ionitts.
- Ter 51idbriee @dder Safe
araub, 1A40 Clan Strabe, pur6e ae.
tern Radpnittag in gto. S04 g9ehr.
mann 9loeuue inter Der geidailSi.
guHa, goIiep. 3ettel perfmiit 5u 5a.
ben, pon Seraeunt Selshe6er mo
oem poIiJiiten Stunt in pait geIlom.
men :n6 piro iid beitte 9orInittag
Dor Dem Staotseritt su perant,porten
ba6eu.
- Ter goIi3ei tpurSen geitern fol.
geuoe 0iebitdble gemeIoet: Bon Dir.
qii Garter. 1868 RatbersgStrabe, eine
llbr i'm @ertbe BON $40. iotuie cine
@eIo65rie nit S13.95 aus ieiner $50.
Ientaide. ipdhreno er aiii ieiuer ge.
ran6a Elm Sdjlaid)en mafte - @on
aSohn 2ocid, 20i3 9lnIup Strabe,
eine llbr i'm @ertbe bon $l5, aus
benz 8abeSimnier bes SaufeS 20.
S541 St. Charles gIace, Spoe qarf,
no er ieinen 2od anfsehanst latte -
Bon Rnd)el g'rae, S29 @cit Court
Strnbe, sorb nit @diteitiidei I'M
9tecip. 339 gR. a. Strabe, cine @eIS.
9teaip, 339 @eit 4. Strabe, / Belo.
5orie mt $40 uno SdJnuidiad,eu aus
Der Office Der Eueen gitp Gcal Co.,
6ront uuo Sarriet Srnbe.
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ylobIe 9lptnue tpobnboft, ipirb felt
Disnitag bon fetnen glttrn bsrmibt.

RobIe apenue ipobnboft, ipirb feiI
Dienitag bon fetnen gltern bermibt.
= grnsit @larenee Sobnfom, 21
unb Rutb 2ucille Rsifter. 1S, beibt
BON Sepenmile erlangten einen 9et
ratbsidein.
- Die9robgef9tporenen, fpel1e ON
Oienitag einberufsu tpurben, unter-
iudten fiinf Mutlassn an einem Tag
rernabmen 20 3sussu, isnorirtsn 5ipei
IntIaaen unb fanben bier Intlagen
fir serebtfertigt. Die in 9nilase=
anitanb Deriebtsn perionen iinb: Sreo.
pabep, Sipei 9ntlasen unb glnnd
sSohnfOn bes Sobtidlaes anaeilast.
Sine s(ntlase pirb fir unbeitimmte
3eit sebeim sebalten. b
SiinfuuO5pan5ig GiIensiebsr
lsetsn gsitern bic arbsit nieber in Der
glmeritan Jpunbrp Company, neil
man iib auf ben 2Obn nidt psritGn>
oigen tonnte.
s5ohn Sordter, 81 Sabre alt uno
pm Rprmdnia, 9ipton Co., Snb..
tam porseitern gum eritsn Ulal in
rierSig Sabren rad Samiltpn, um
isiner Sdpeitsr, 5rau Rbobie Ser
rig, BON Der gascal gosuus sinsn Be
igt abauitattsn unb perlisf ii6
in Oit Samilton. gr tpurbe fdlieb-
iih bon benz 6ilfs Steriffs psppsr
oefunosn unp nah Der Wobnuns Der
5rau Serris gebradt. 9err Souaier
mar i'm gI.Qsrtrtsg NIT 9ensral
5bomos unb biente i'm So. Snb. Jrsis
ipiliser Resimeut.
- Mapor 0irtsI Bat cine 4n5ubl
@oritelIungen Der Rutberforb Stras
FEN aarneoals tisr berbetsn, neil bic
SdauiteIlune,n nidt bon Der feiniien
Sorte iparen.
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Sabiider llntsritiisnuss.@e .@erein.

Sn Der seiiris.n @eriammlung b:s
obiaen 9ereins, Die untsr 9priib o.a
.Serrn SriB gsissr unb nit Germ
sSobn Dkbolo uls Setrstdr in Jlamms
Dale, WcWidtn unb Glbsr Strabe,
itattfano, tpuroe snbsiiItig bef6loHsn,
am Sonntae, 8. Septsm5er, i'm GIifs
ton Garten, Rsppori. ap., ein pitnit
Az perdnitdIt.n, befen Grtrds unoer.
tiirst BEN Wittnen uuo Waiien gtfdis
lensr S.Ioen i'm alien gai.rIdnbs Sus
ilieben ipu. gs tpurbe Elm qusihub
ernarmt, Der iia burd bic erlpdbIuns
oes 5<rrn Guguit Gmis aIs 9orfssr,
SEQ GrIetpein aIs Gstret6r, .. JIamm
als Shasmeiitu unb Sobn arms
bruiter oils Yeiiibsr creauiiirts unb fcs
fort an bic arbtit etben spirb, um bas
SSsit gu sinem GrfoIg gu stitaIten
Der QusiduB, tus!her ben 3idtt0er'
tauf fir bas SiIfsfonos goltsfeii
am 81. Suli I'm 300" in 9dno.n bat,
berihtste. baB bi. aid.ts piIlis, a5s
nebmer fdnbsn unb Der @sr.in obr,
3peifsl i'm Stanbe i.in iperbe, bic
iibernpmmenen $50 Sidsts absuiebsn,
ippraus iid Idlieben lGbt. bab bi. gas
beni.r nit Ginb unb 9essI duf Dem
Geiis ptrtreitr I.in perben. au i.sbsn
srtrantte Wlitglisoer purb. bk iiblid.
llutsrItiisuns i'm gstrnse oOn $50 unO
ln bie6inter6Iitbenen bes gluguii Die
bolo bas Stsrbe9elb i'm ge.ua9e Don
$125 dusbt3ablt.. I'm bem 40. Giif.
iunssfsit beg 9euti9en aanbtpebrusr'
ems, bas am 10. 4usuii in Siraubs
0arten, SatI.p. itcttfinbet. iuirb fi6
Der @.rein mad bitten arGfttn betbei.
ligen. 9i. Ginndbmen beIieien iit aui
$72 unb bic gussabsn auf $184.
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Die aaib. yOrifer i'm 3OOlOsiidsu
Warten.

9lm fcmmenben Samitag oeben iif
Die RitgIieber bes an.poIiif)en ,Sor.
lteroroens ein glenbcSpoits I'M 3oolo.
oiiten @arten uno ale gln5eiGcn
ocuten harauf bin, bab oieie 5eitlidr
felt lid 3u einem gIansenSet GrtOla
geliniien miro.
Ius riibrige slrraneeilents.aom.
nlittee, uiis ben &erren y. s. a6er,
3. Z. @cSitIid, u. u. Gebler, $.
grens, q. Ben Grant iuib 5. s. Ga.
len bciieberb, bat nid;ts imeetban ge.
IaiIen I'M ben 9beilnebmern an ole.
fem Counterfeit geniibreihe Shmben
81 bereiten unb cine Der GlanBniup
mern oes ProgrnmmS fpirb linitreitig
cine 9rapeitie nuf Elm gniebaIlipieI
bilocn, Die Inn 2 llbr Radunittags
Dor fia gebt.
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9,,Oieit seaen @afienidadJer.

Di. mir aus ,bsm .Gbriiilider
glpoIOaatsn pom q. Suli eri,bsu. bal
bic !3sntrnls0eriommluna Don @srire'
t,rn bes 8.uti6en W.ibObismus Don
ameritu siH,n ,neraiiden prOteii os'
usn ben Naffeuifater an ben prdii'
beuisn asri6tet. gs mare su ipiin.
i6sn. bah aHbere airben bi,Tsm suten
geiipiel iolatn lpiirosn.
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Jiir tpabre Neutralitdt
@iro in Der 5Obu grpan GoneatiOnal
HIN, 3ueis 6O, 2, plabirt.

Sn Der ueTtrisen @erTammluna BEG
s3tpeias go. 2 Der ..lobu 9rpan Ger
mansgmsricau Educational &c PRO-
pdaono, 9lNoctation' ipra1 9r. ba'
aerburuer DON Bolton iiber bas
Sbema, peBbalb 9suti9Iaub unier
Better 'freunb fein iole. Sn tIaren
unb Iei4t peritdnbIihen Wor.sn ipies
aeoner au Der Sanb eei6i6tli6er
Sbatia6sn uad. bah bic amsritani'
i6e Rotion DON Oeutidlano mir Gus
tss empfanaen babe. .tm Hepolutions'
iotpobl als i'm 8iir9sririege isien es
beuii6s i1ssrfiibrer uno btutide Sol'
Dstcn aepsieh ipeldpe ihr Blnt fir bic
dmeritanii6e Ration pereoifer. Die
.aobIluolenbe yleutralitdt 9sutids
lambs pGbrenb bes arieees nit Spds
nisn. fpeIbe midt aeitattet babe. 6ab
llaffen noa Gpanisn erportirt ipiirs
ben. ftebe in fGneibsnbsm RontraTt AL
Enierer iooenannien Reutralitdt. ipels
de aeitattst, baB uHiere aeiammte
sSrouitrie Maffen fiir Die auiirten
i6micbe.
Die gsriammluna fanb unter 9or'
iis BON 6errn Ri9oIas 9iehl uub Der
Observation-Disclosures bon 5srrn acuis ).
Semme in air9ner's 5oue on 9is
berth Gnb qleniant strabs itati.
Gerr Z. Z. Stein belt cine biibits
gnipra6. in beuiider Sprade. in Der
n bic lObensipertben 3ieIs Der 9rpan
educational 2liin. barlsste. unb Ssrr
Sobn grndn. pslbr Der @erfdmms
tuna beipcbnts. bebdntte iih in ipenls
aen Dorten fir bas Sniersifs, ipels
Dies man ieinsn 8eitrsbuna.n sntsss
esn6rinue.
Dds Rsfultat Der 1eamienpohl bes
!a,peias 30. 2 III folasHbes:
prdiibent: ". Siebl.
/. 9h.s sprdiioent: 8. 6. Qdu.
2. 8isespraiibsnt: 8. S6uIb.
8. ss.g3rafibent: @. 6elfersriebsr.
A. @h..prdiibsnt: sobn 9rsinsr. ]
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iiorbsnen Dfarrers ssarnes WleHernet
fiubet iibermoraen bon ber airds
sur llnbefI. gmpfdusnib aus itatt
!fep. 1erbinanb grofort, Der @eneral'
oitor Der GoDinaton Oioaeie ipirb oaa
9iequiem So6dmt selebriren unb pirt
aon &ep. 2puis sSep als Siaton uno
Heb. Geo S'grpan oIs Subsialon
aiiiitirt iperben. Rep. =. 6. @prep bon
ner aatbebrale in gopinaton tpirb als
.3eremonienmeiiter funoiren. Die 9eis
6cnprebi1t pirb Rep. eSobn S'Opper
Der friibsre gliiiitent bes 9srbIi6ener,
halten. DIS 8abrtuhtrGaer tpsrben bic
9feffen bes DdbingeI6isbeneii, Daniel
Sbomas unb Cornelius Hegan, Sds
mes WilIiams unb pbilipp garlin,
fGnmtlif BON Goninatpn. unp aIs
GtrensSlbrtu9trGaer Mitslieber Der
Seilioe Ramens s9efelli6aft funsiren.
Die 2eifs lpirb auf benz ct. Barns
Trieobof irabe Gppington, sllr elpigen
&uhe beitattet iperben.
Hibter Otto 0pIff, ipelder
iich I'm ods glmt bes gircuitri6tgs
heipirbt. erfreut iih elmer aroben Be
Iiebtbett, bic aund9it in Der primdrs
mahl ibren gusorud finoen lpirb. Gr
lit Elm lanaiG9riaes WlitsIieb Der
Gpannsl. ct. sSobannestir6e. elm p-oz
minentes Mitalieb Der Dm. zen So.
de. S.S.S.T.. bes 4ripn MGunsr:
6ors uno Der Nelpport Surngemeiu'
re. Gr mar elmer Der 9riinber os-
ll6amtrd Sile Wlan. Co., Der gis
tiSens Gpmmntial &c Sapinas gant
unb bes Clifton Soutbadte 9eibs uno
. oupereins. Gr 6eiiBt namentIi6 un'
tcr ben 8eutIden biele 'reunbs. ba
er iteis fiir bic geItrebunosn bes
Neutf6tbums in Dirtiamer Weiie elm
actreten lit.
Spbn u. Oats, 49. unb GruH
Wtnr.Ie grintmonn, 80, beioe DOH
6oporo 60. sSrb., tpurben oeitsra
9l6enb bur6 ben Rep. Rilen bier ges
traut. Der grdutiaum, beiien Sebs
trnft oeid,tpGft 1T. uno bic grdui,
reIde DoIlitdnoia bIino 1T, mubtsn
ua6 Der GOuntp GIsra Office, no iie
bic SeirutbsIisens eriptrtten, sefiibri
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3aptSa nab SeaeSae.

- Sonuel gropn. bon 20. 1l5
5oote Ine., SeaDue, III i'm Speers
Soipital i'm 9Ilter BON 81 Syabren ge.
iiorben. 8or eilliaen Sagen por CT
in sSoIge Der 6riidenoen Site plos.
lid idpper erfrantt. 0u iein 3uitanb
ii6 oerifIinlmerte, rpilrbe er nad) benz
crlpGGnten !SoipitaI gcbradyt. no eine
Operation an ihm oorgeitontmen iper.
oen ioIlte gr itarb iebod alif benz
8e9e no6 Dem OperationsiaoI.
- 9. 81. 2ooe bon Somiltml, g.,
meIter NIT ieineln gI1lto Die Orbinoiu
Der Sabrgeidlpinoigfeit perIest bate,
pltrOe geitern i'm Roli5eieeridyt BON
Canton 81 SO Celebrate unb Sab.
lung Der 0erit)tstoiten perurtbeiIt.
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Die lleberi dipenttiiitt8em
bes GciDtp
Saben tuufenbe BON gyvrs
foneniu 0ptbaebra&t

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fonenin 0otbgsbra@t
Renion, g., q. Suli. Die
bsftissn RsssnsiiFs in Der Dpnnsritas
Natt bdbsn bic 3uitdnbe In ben ubers
flutbetsn Ri.bsrunssn 10 Dsrf1lims
inert, baB cine UiaHen Dsrfamms
lung Der 8iirssr einbsrufen ipurbs, nm
ben 1000 psrionsn in ben 9ieberuns
gen, pslfe S,m 0erbunsern nabe fnb.
5uIf. gu brinsen. 90 ipurbe elm
ansi4ub srnannt, Der iib NIT bem
@ouperneur in Drbinbuns feseu ioa,
I'm Staats llnteritiisuns gu er!an'
gen.
qn 1000 perfonsn In Der Warfds
e.gsnb bes Seioto JInif.s iinb fait
gan3 bon Der 3ipiebsIfuliur dbbdneis.
9(Iss lit burd, bic lleberi6pemmungeu
pernittet unb bisie aeute babsn tsin
8elb unb iino bem 0srbungern nabe.
9itt lueniasr als 1000 berfslbsH iinb
obbd6los uno gu bunberteH In I,eren
S6nlaebGuben untsrgebra4i. Wdn
befiirftet, bag no6 bem 9srlaufen Der
DdFer cine Gpibsmis ausbre6sn ipirb.