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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-08
GARDEN QUERIES ANSWERED
der and not too hot or pithy. Never grow
| radlshes for size" but for flavor.
By JOHN BARTRAM

der and not too hot or pIthy. Never grow
radlshes for size" but for flavor.
Striped Beetle on Cucumbers, Etc.
d. W,-The striped beetle is terror
when II once gets start among the cucum-
bers, squashes, melons and pumpkins. Those
OF your vines that are pretty bad in con-
dition II will be we'll to root up. The depre-
dation of the striped beetle consists in
eating the pith OF the stalks and shortly
the leaves yellow. curl and wither. The
remedy Is simple. Dust the stems and the
vines with powdered air slaked lime. Do
this after the plants have been watered
in the evening or else In the morning when
they are damp with dew. Repeat the op-
Grafton several times. as indeed should be
done with all sprayings and powderings,
since there are several generations of In
sects on the plants at the same time and
II is necessary to kill them all off in their
various stages OF metamorphosis or change.
New Varieties of Dahlias
VINCENT Those who know only the
old fashioned dahlias will find the new kinds,
particularly the peony Powered dahlias a
revelation. They are fine for garden decora-
tion or for cut flowers, as they last a long
time in water, Among the preferred varie-
ties are American, very fFee-howerng
shrimp pink with golden suffuslon; Carl
baldi. brilliant scarlet; Leo XIII. a deep
canary yellow, very aoriferOus. and dis
tinct type, large In size and perfect in form /;
Pope Plus, a beautiful white Lorna Doone,
one OF the best of the whites. large Towering
and borne on stin stems, hence ideal for
indoor decorative purposes, and Geisha. one
Of the shOwiest and most distinctive of the
family in an effective combination OF scar
let and gold with peculiarly twisted and
curled petals
Something for Poor Soil in ROckery
c. d, S.-There are several plants that
succeed in the poor soil OF a natural rock
cry Hernaria or Turks Herb is a closely
tufted mOss-like plant with small flowers
the dark green foliage turns to red in win
ter, Heueherla, also called alam root or
coral bells. will do well In a rochery. The
plants are dwarf. bushy and compact They
bear in July and August loose, graceful
spikes OF crimson. raspberry or white how-
ers in great profusion Both OF these
plants come at 25 cents each. You should
plant a few Of each 10 make a showing
They are hardy perennials and do not need
renewing each year. If you want ANNALS
you can plant portulaca Il the situation Is
sunny Nasturtiums also. of the trailing
kinds, win Chamber over the rockery.
Funkia
EMILY JAMESON,-Thel leaf which you
send is that OF the funiia, which has spikes
OF blue or white flowers. according 70 va
riety. II Is very decorative for is foliage,
and the flowers are highly fragant You are
u luck % have twe of these IN your summer
Ifnted cottage,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-08
MAIL TUBE PLEA RENEWED
Business Men Here Ask Congress Com
mittee to Save System

The Philadelphia Bourse and the Com
nercial Exchange, which have been leading
the fight for the retention of the pneumatic
mail service in Philadelphia. have carried
their tight to the members Of the Conference
Committee on Postonices and Post Roads, Of
Congress.
They sent kilograms to Representative
John A. Moon, OF Tennessee, chairman, and
TO other members Of the committee yester-
day, urging that the tube contracts be re-
newed for one year and that new lines be
advertised for The Conference Committee
Is now considering a six months extern
sion of the leases which the two COM
mercial organizations declare Is not enough
time to insure against possible suspension
Of the service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-08
oked passage on the liner are:
Appointed to City Hall Jobs

City Hall appointments include Norman
NJ. Rolston, 1902 South Bernard street.
photographer, salary $1,000; William Pulh.
l1O7 North Orianna street. Inspector, Blu
reau Of Highways, salary $500; Albert E.
Fry. 1919 South Taney street. and Eugene
W. Beamley, 1926 Germantown avenue. in
strument installers in the Electrical Bureau,
salaries $1,000; John S. Caster, 24l6 Holly
wood street, inspector, Bureau of Water,
salary $1,000, and Eugene II. Stevenson,
2l2O South 18th street. chauffeur in the
Bureau of Police, salary $1,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-08
vACATIoNIsTs BEGIN EXODUS
First Saturday of Great Season Sees
Busy Movement of Crowds

This is the first Saturday of the great
vacation season and thousands of Phila-
delphians left today for the country and
seaside resorts All railroad depots were
crowded as early as o'clock this morning.
and the river boats. conveying passengers
to such nearby points as Wilmington.
Chester and Trenton. are enjoying great
business.
Department stores are closed all day. and
many of the smaller shops have followed
their example. At Atlantic City and other
seashore places, hotel proprietors expect as
much business as they enjoyed on July 4.
The cottage season Is now in full swing
and many hundreds of residents of this city
are spending their week-ends by the sea.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-08
Minister to Discuss War Here

The Rev, Herbert Adams Gibbons author
and writer of articles on the European war.
will preach tomorrow morning and evening
In the Arch Street Presbyterian Church
Doctor Gibbons was In Europe at the time
of the outbreak OF the war. He is a native
of this city. his father having been pastor
of the Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church
for 30 years prior to his death in 1910.
Doctor Gibbons expects to return to Europe
soon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-08
az PHILADELPHIANS TO SAIL
Will Leave on New York for Liverpool
Today

With AZ Philadelphians among her cabin
passengers, the American Line steamship
New York will sail from New York today
for Liverpool. The Phlladelphans who have
booked passage on the liner are:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-08
RELIGIOUS BREVITIES

The Rev. George ]. Walenta. rector OF St Sim
cons p, r, Church. will deliver an address on
The Fourth Dimension in the North Branch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-08

Open-air meetings will be held next weel
g a, in so-qPeEatiSn With the, the Gaston Presby,
meeting will be held In r'otterall square or
Thursday evening and In Reyburn square OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-08

A. ]. Drexel Biddle will address the men's
class OF Holy Trinity Episcopal Sunday school
tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock in the parish
house, SIT South Goth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-08

The Rev Edwin Heyl Delk, rector will preach
in ST. Matthew'S Lutheran Church, Broad and
Mount Vernon streets. tomorrow at IL O'Clock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-08

Robert Bethel will have charge OF the Drexel
at s o'clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-11
lump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
'ells why everyone should drink
= hot water each morning
before breakfast.

Why is man and woman, half the
be, feeling nervous. despondent,
|rried; some days headachy, duh and
Etrung some days really incapacl.
I'D by Illness.
4 we all would practice inside.bath.
!, what q gratifying change would
10 place. Instead Of thousands Of
6-sick, anaemic-looking souls with
~, muddy compilations we should
crowds Of happy, healthy, rosy.
erlied people everywhere The rea.
is that the human system does not
itself each day Of all the waste
1ch ii accumulaies under our pres.
mode Of living For every ounce
|ood and drink taken into tie system
(rly an ounce Of waste material
~ be carried ont. else Il ferments
F8orms ptomaine-like poisons which
absorbed into the blood.
|Ast as necessary as II IL to clean
ashes from the furnace each day.
bfe the fire viii burn bright and
NJ ~ " Y hAhDl tahH tli1iHlilk tithT
kinside organs of the previous days
Wnulation OF indigestible waste and
N toxins. Men and women. whether
nr well, are advised TO drink each
{Hlng. before breakfast. glass Of
hot water with q, .teaspooAful Of
%tone phosphate IN II, as a harm,
means Of washing cut of the
zach, liver, kidneys and bowels the
xErtible material, waste, sour bile
Apxins, thus cleansing, sweeten.
and purifying the entire alimen.
eanaI before putting more food
@Sthe stomach
lliona uf people who had their turn
1nHtipa'ion, bilious attacks, acid
zach. nervous days and sleepless
u have become real cranks about
Mnning inslde.hath. A quarter
% uf limestone phosphate will not
much at tho drug store, but is
9eient 20 demonstrate TO anyone,
Yhapsingi swsetenlng aud freshen.
a-7Yeot upon the system
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-11

to meet The new, coordinated straie
= OF the Entente Alli,' and low best
10 utilize Germauys available mill
taty resources,
Never before in the history of the
var has Germany been called lpon 70
meet strong double offensive on
beth the western and eastern fronts
General Haig's "We resumed yigor.
on- offensive at dawn ' coming on
tel of the opening of the new oftens-
i, against Marshal llndenburg by
General Eyort is a new experience
for the German staff
General Egerts attack is being
made on a h0ndredlnle front run.
ming approximately from the wilma
lne north to Raranoyichi in The
south The seriousness Of the crisi.
IS reflected in the pauciiy Of inform
ation given the German public f
R,nn's Official bulletins which how
escr at least admit the loss of Hen
land Belloy ON the Western front
Ammunition Plentiful.
The qrestion whether Great Britain
viii be ahlt :. r'a'ntain an adequate
supply of ammunition at the presen
rate of wastag received an answer h
part today from Frederick G KeNs
way. NJ. p, seewiary 20 Or Christoph
d Addison who next to David hodl
iGeorse. IS the most important oftiA,
i 81 tae Ministry Of Munitions Mr.
kellawas SAYS
1--WE are not wet in the full flood O
op, oatnut Of guns and shells !
tie Germans cannot drive home 9th
oraiea our army shall have such
srp'y OF guns that the limbers shal
touch each other IN 4 continuous linz
from the somme 10 the son
Little is known yet Of the casual
ltes suffered Id the British offensive
a France. Tae first fine was publish
ol tonight and names over 2Qo oftic
ors. Of whom . were Killed 1t saw
zoo men We're Killed or wounded
Among those Killed was Colonel Rob
! er IeffraV nouaas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-11
,Iiousness and stomach TroubIe

Two years ago suffered iro q
frequent attacks of stomach i'auUs
aud bilousness writes Nie thmd
Ncrbryke. Lima ONO c1uid ea'
YER, little food that aereea w't1 m'
ana became so iilz1 and sick at my
stomach at times tha Aad ~ ease
lo'd OF something to keep iroW lal'
Ag seems lamhorlain Tablets
advertised decided to rs l1em. y
improved raAlY' ~ linaN every
where.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-11
Freas Shipping Bill.

Yesterday n pemorauc caucus IL
WAS determined to press the shipping
bill aud il was amended i'm order to
5. isfy mFoltlns memberv Of their
.o4H rarif The Democrats served
llotioe on the Republicans that their
.c al'ense OF a filibuster had heen ac.
cented Now That there are assnr-
atees OF enough votes to pass the bill
sithout Republican help, however the
Republican threat is not taken SO ser.
'uasly
Tive senate viii begin work on tae
navy bin this week ~ soon as the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-11
Tak,nn Bio Chances

IN f. a sreoi risk to Irare without
+ hot9p c cEamhesla'n's olio cao
era aad Diaaaoca Remedy, as this
preparation cannot be obtained o
TIC trains or steamships Attacks e
bowel complaint are often sudder
ard yery severe and everyone shonld
90 prepared foe taem 0biainabl
q ery where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-11
uTISH Guns
CAUSE RUIN AND
GREAT DISASTER
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oMEl

he my new battalons corli not be
|ingnished from the Old They
(euyte ed With the same surencss
they moved with the expertness
Veterans. This homeeenity OF the
land the new pleased me greatly
|efs Of other brigades had the same
Frience. The Germans had thought
this new army was d lot Of anna
|soldiers, but they found them.
(ps deceived
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-11

Ihe Lutz store are planning a
un'qae Shoe Sale under the caption
Shoe Fly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-11
NOTICE.

Sealed bids gi1 be received i'm tae
eifee Of the cty clerk up to "a
0 clock a m. Friday. July 2lst. 1916
sor the extension OF sewer district
No. SO. being sanitary lateral sewer In
Bicck di, capitf Hill
Plans and specifications are on fiji
II the City cleet's office
l. n. DuNHAM,
Cit Clerk
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-11

T~HF Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles dissolve gravel. cures
diabetes, weak and lmc backs, rheuma-
usm and all Irregularities of the kidneys and
bladder IN both men and women lfuot sold
by Nour druggist Will he sent by MAJ on re-
ceipt of 81 One small hottie is two months
treatment and seldom Tails To pa aeure.
Send for testimonials from this and othe
Statcs.e Dr. Il. W. Hail, 2936 Olive Sire,
ST. Louis. Mo. Sold by drugg Adv Q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-11

Lutz are overstccke On low sho's.
They intend to lose some money to
clean up. See their window
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-11

hndon, July 1.-THE head OF the
|man staff must be faced wiih dif
|it and perplexing problems at inc
bent moment. lie must decide how
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-07-11

T.c wno factory Mil sNe employ
aef W mer- umab,r VI ,oWc's
Gao cam ho otherwise employed il
will be installed before the tirsl q
gaar Altogether 'our hundfea
ronylcts win be worked in hr dillef
.ul industries ia MAT one batldine
Two hundred cousicls are now at
vois on state roads and y is PLANNED
to send $50 more ont within the next
r. aHs hoso po.Nra tpa rosH
j ou ara IN tbe conuiios 81 Bryan
Waeouer Poiawalomie mad PITTS.
amg Another gane viii De sent neAI
seok 10 ttoha
ts soon as crops ou fHc prison I~m
5erc lire laid b. itN couYlets wll oe
cent to the new state mrm near Ayes
worth in Marshall county to hauo
roads. erect #cckadcs and hesi
clearing land for The tilhne ol th'
If. 500 acres of bottom land Mhlch wv
state recently purchased there L is
planned 10 work $50 or 2on conNel'
ou tbo Marshall county farm heN
season, raising foods,ulis for he use
81 the state and producing cotton 'o'
the market Because OF the eharae'e'
or tho land on the prison farm mere
cry little corn can bee raised ON II
one thousand acres OF cotton i0'
acres Of sorshml cane 30 acres %
garden. so acres of berries 10 aetei
81 peach orchard, 80 acres OF RAN
and 3 acres ol peanuts are II" crops
growing now on the McAlester larm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19

baben bas innisfie uliteefiibl ibrer
adblrsihen yreunbs iinb Betannten.
Dis geerbisuns finbst am Donners
flag wloraen bonn Grauerboufe, Ais
Garter 9Ipenue in glortpoob, aus
itatt, fporauf in ber ct. elifabttb
airG. Elm feisrIihes Reuiem dbsebals
ten irirb.
Dpn einem idpersn S4idfalsf4las
&c lit seit.rn gunbesmarf@aa mi.
daefOepannsD d bstroffen ipors
ben. Jm bitter BON GA Sabren III
seitern nod msbridbrissr1 aeiben bi.
treus oeb.nssefabrtin, nit Der er felt
AZ Sabren permdblt sstpefen Grau
Warp Depannep gben Golsen
zines GhlaganfalIs erlssen. Die Dds
binssItiebene bint.rldbt auber BEN
@attsn einsn Sobn fOipie pisr 9Sbs
ter. Die gssrbisuns finbst am Dom
nsrItda Worgen BON 9rauerbauis ar
Der @illop 9lpenue in Glsnbale aus
Itatt, iporauf I'm telb nsiln llhr elm
Der ct. aapiers airfe ein fsisrlidss
Msauiem Sohdmt eelsbrirt psrbsn
pirp. 0ie geifebuns erfplst auf bsm
ct. SpIspbs 8ottesdder.
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Derisnal' al'Nstijea.

5err GuitaD R. Werner lnS
gemabl:n baben iid mad lais'iot.
Ottoman 60, Obio, in bic Sommsrs
friite beseben.
Sm kiten Wannesalter. I'm 46. gs'
bensiabr 1T seitern ndd lansem osi.
ben Elm in ipeitsn areiien bstanntsr
teuti5er Yiirser Der Stabt in Ssrrn
5sinri4 anOdsDisfel aus
bem 2ebsn sef4isbsn. Der Ysrepisie.
beiIm Wiege in 9remen ssftanssH.
mar felt iiber sinem 9ierteliabrbuns
bert bier aniGiiis unO mar ianse 5abs
re als Budbdlter BEL Der Wiar gDo1er
dc Con SO. tbdiis. 9urd iein tern'
bsutides Weien unb feline periOnllhe
aisbenslpiirbisteit bat Der Gntidlaisne
iit sinen groben Jrsunbestreis 3a err
ipsrbsn seipubt, Der ben sramssbeus'
ten SinierbIiebenen, in eriier 2inie Der
idbpsrs.priiitsn WittDe 5rau Grna
9nodepiefel, seb. Sgnatius bic
innigJte 5beiInabme entsegen bringt.
6err anodepiefel nabm am oeurdsn
aeben iiets ben rssften 4ntbeil unb
mar namenili3 Der leitenbs Geiit oes
gremer SIubs, Der Dor einigsn Jdbs
rem bier in srobsr gliitbe iiarb. Die
8serbisuna ipirb bonn 5rauerbauIe an
Der RO9ells unb Guelib aDeuus erIol'
gen, aber Gag unb Stunbs iinb To-
nett nod nift anbernumt iporbsn.
, sSm boben Utter BON S4 Sobrsn bat
esitsrn Elm in tpsiien arsiIen betanns
ter unb bo1anssi,bensr pionisr bss
bieiisen Deutidtbums. Serr Gbw.
9utntert in ieiner Reiibsn5 Ro. o
aateipopb alpenus in bic gpigtsit bIns
iibsrsefdIummert. Der Dabinsei6ies
bene bat Is peritanben, iif i'm 2aufe
Der Sabre bur4 feline ftrense ebrsH'
boftisteit nnb feline berDorragenben
gbaraitereiseni4aften einen srobsn
Greunbesreis 5u sriperben, Der ibm Elm
ebrsnoes anbenttn betpubren ipirb.
Die ittrblife 5iiae bes Gnti6lofsnen
tpirb ieinem Wunid semdb, ben ldls
iernben sJIammen iiberseten iperSeu
unb bic Jeusrbeitattung fiubst am
Donneritag @ormittag I'm sebn llbr
i'm aremaiOrium ftatt.
Gin anseiebensr Biirstr BON 9ors
ipOob In nit 5srrn paul Wilier
an Montas In bic gtpigteit biuiibers
sddlummeri. gr battle ein 4lter bon
73 Sabrtu erreiht unb bic Sinters
biisbenen, IN sritsr Qinie DE Mittfpe,
FRAU aouiis WilIer geb. @uet!trmann,
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4ie Hsfarians.
Ser ,lueite Sas ibrer iuternatiunalen
aonbeutiun programmafig
uerlaufeu,
Sas Walafonjert in Der Nniiibale
Gin srofartiser tiiniheriider
Grfolg.
'oeutc siebeu bic SeIesaten nudJ
Goues Sslunb ,n fr6giidcm
Ibnn.

Wos Der grs.utiptMusIdub o.s 10,
.aIsn Roto.ieT flubs periprO6en, III
einestroffen IND Cincinnati befinbsl
ii9 inmittsn bes frObIihen 5reibens
elmer aonpsntion, bic als bic srDbt;
unb srfoIsrejafte geIten lam, Si. nod
ie bier abssbalten iporbsn 1T. glb.r
bic Siaot psib bies aud gu itdbsil
unb Der bst3Ii9e MiLtomm, Der bsn
aauieuoen ron DeIesaten, bic aus ais
len AZ Gtaaten bss aanbss, ioipie
aud bon aanaba bier singetroffsn
iinb, iihpal unb bon Jebermann ents
boien tpirb, iiRbet perbienten Wieber-
ball Don ben Guften.
2lu9 #, baben in Der ,urs.n 3eit
ibres 6isri.ius ihon aussefunber,
bab Is ii6 in Cincinnati gut Isbe7
unb amiifir.n ldbt unb bab bic siabt
0pribeiIt bietet, bic unberstpo ni6t
sefunben psroen fDnnen. Sn bisier
8ssisbuus bat iih 6err aIlen D. aIs
bert, prGiibent Der intsrnaiionalsn
aHociation BON Rotarisrs Stubs, Der
bel ben 9ei9dftsfsunsen Der aons
pention ben 8orfis fiibrt, aud In sari
idmeideIbaftsr Weiie ausssiproden.
inbem er er.ldrte, bab 4500 offi5iell
rssiitrirts 9.lesoten unb etipa 1000
aonDsRtiunsgGfie, bic nit ibnen ses
iommen iino, ibren 9efud in Gincins
natl auf INNER IN Der Grinuerung 6e-
balten peroen. Sie bditen, nd1beHl
Der lO,aIs Qusi1ub ibnen 8eltaen>
belt esssbsu, bic Stobt aud BON ibrsr
itDniien Ssite, bic bem antassbeius
der gum gr6bten sbeil peridlofIen
bIeibt, gu beiihtissn, sinH gang ans
ren gsgriif DON benz GortiGritt err
balten, ben bic etabt In ben lesieu
Sabrssbntsn IN ieber erbeniliten Gin
iiat s.na6t bat. 9is Gabri,en. bic
SduIsn, bic 5ofpitdIer, 9unitinItitus
ts, partauIasen, iiberbaupt bic san5e
qtmospbdre, ipel4e bic StaSt uEo
@orftGot, umgebe, bdtien einen ipidy'
tpunosrbarsn Ginbrud auf bic Dtls'
saien ssma6t, Der iie fiher peranlaiIen
tpsrbe, ben Rubm Gineinnati's nihi
nur in i5r.r Seimatb, iOnbsrn aud
in anberen pldbsn, ,pobtn Der Wino
iie OeridIassn mag, gu psrtiinbsn.
Die
Saupts Gef9dftsfiBuns
tpuros ssftsrn absrmala I'm 8 llbr
@ormittags i'm gmerp Nubitcrium sur
Srbnuns gerufsn uub na@bem Rec.
!. q. Nurpbp bon Sopsta bas GIN
sanssssbst ssfproftn. folsien BE-
riats bss aoniiiiutionss sausi4uifes
unb 9ortraa bes Serrn Sobn Dens
nett IT,, gboenir, 4ri3Dna, iiber .eRs
renmitslieber IN Roiariersalubs"
sos. q. RuFtll, Ronias gitp, Wo..
fiber ,paiIioe WsitgIisbsr in Roioriers
&Iubs';; Grant 8. Roipfon, pOrts
lamb, I.., iibsr ~ROiarier. .alubs in
ileineren Gtdbten-; unb 9omsr 90.
Snmption, San DiesO, Gal. iibsr
.DupIitation bon RtaHifisirungen'.
Sdmmtli6e Ucrtrdge gabeu 8erdns
laFuna Su IebbGften Dtbatten unb I'm
I ll9r Mittaqe trai Electromagnetic
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Nen. 4r. Qlfeb BON Der
GprS'ihem ssrieSenS'
fDnimtiifion
grtIdrt, oab Dor bem Griibia9r elm
Gube pes ariesss nidt gu
erpurten lei.
gr ertldrt aud bic gebuuptuns, bab
Deuti6IGno eritDpft iei fur
llniinn.

Rem Yort, 1S. Suli. = Der
Reo. Or. CHARLES Z. 9ltsb, opn San
6ranciscp, uno SRI. Gmilp Bald, bon
Wsaesiep College, ameritanii4e De-
lesaten sur Souferen5 Der ReutraIen.
bic es ii6 CUR 4ufsabe matt, bic 9sr'
mitteIunssosrIufe IN europa fortSu:
ieben Elm 9luspuhs aus Der 5pros
i6en Jrisbsnasrpeoitipn = .rafen an
OisnItas an gprb bss Oampfers
,5reberid VIII ppn StodbpIm bier
Elm. Sic psrosn nit Serrn JorS mel
ter iiber bas 5rieoenspert tonierirell.
Sin Srieoen TT in europa por oedl
5riibja6r ni6t mDglid", iagte Sr.
qlteo bel Ieiner antunft. Ter aries
mub i6liebIia BON ielbit erlOi6en.
Srantreid lam unb bari tsinen Stits
ben iblieben. Gnslunb 1T gu itol5 oa'
gu uno OeutIhlanp itellte unannehms
bare gebingunsen. Die reueiten Grs
fplse Der 9tQiirtsn limb fir ben ariss
i'm 9lqaemeinen obne ale geoeutun5
unb ibre @asii6ten aui sinen pirtlis
den Sies Iisssn in iebr tueiisr 5erne.
9lu6 lit Sas 9ereoe bon elmer Gr.
I3Dpfuna Deuti i9Iaubs abiurb. benn
penn aud nit Yrot, Butter uno
5leiIcb seIpart ip.rpen mub, braut.
bod nismanb gu bunsern. Die Ssut'
I6en iinb tpunDsrbur rubis uno iehsn
nit benz grDbten Rutb unS @srtraus
en- er 3utunft entsesen.
Sn ben intelettu.qsn arciien
Deuti9Ianps, bel WIGnnsrn tpie Bon
Sarnad unp Oefbriid. bufft man jegt
auf cine britiIt beutid,samerituniihe
4uianS. 2Gnger. 3eit i'm leBtsn Dins
ter befiir4teten mir einen ieparatsn
isrieben NIT RubIanb, nit einem aas
sriff Der RuFsN unb 0euti3en auf
GngIanb iiber Ifsbdniitan ala gaiis.
gtur Der 3uiammeubruh Seiterrcibs
rerbinberis ibn.
Or. Itsb idste, bob .r gang ents
i6ieben seeen bas Dor einieer 2eit DON
benz JriebenssSOngreb ungrtiinbist.
Jriebensprosramm lei, BON BEN Der
britif6e Gefanbte in StofboIm seiast,
bag es fir bic gHtentemGdte giiniiissr
lei, oIs irssnb Elm programm, bas Die
entente ielbit in @ori6lae lrinsen
tOnnts. gr faste, bab .r ni4t nu4
Suropa 5uriidt.bren wiirbe, ipenn
9err Gorb nidt elmer Diel srOberen
Hon5entration Der Nutoritdt unb elmer
DolIitdnbisen &enoeruns in Der gu be-
folgenben 9oIitit 5uitimnle Or fa5te,
Dab NON jebt an bic unterbanblungen
in viNformslIsr, intimer urb gebeimsr
lDeiie s.fiibrt weroen miibten unb
nidt In 70 bsletbigenb SffentIi9sr
gBeiie pie bisber".