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Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-13

College Folks Return.
Mr.. Leslie Putt returned to the
State university at Lincoln today
air, Elmer Campbell has returned
10 the State university 10 enter his
sophomore year.
Mr. Thomas j Brown has returned
|fo Madison, Wis, where he will enter
tic University of Wisconsin, Septem-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-13

Adah Kensington.
Adah Kensington, Order OF the
Eastern Star, will meet Thursday af-
ttrnoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. John
Fitxroberts. 3625 South Twenty-fourth
street. Mrs. Frank Bliss will assist
the hostess.
AL Tie, Field Club.
The Rotary club will entertain $50
members at the Field club Thursday
evening.
Those who had small luncheon par
ties IT the club today were Mrs.
Simeon Jones, Mrs. J. o, Siford, Mrs.
B S. Baker. Mrs. II A, Cameron
Miss IdN Smith gave a luncheon
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-13

Tomorrow Myonaise Of Chicken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
RUDOLPH
HELD NEW YORK TO FOUR HITS
AND BRAVES WIN BY
TO / SCORE.
Cincinnati Reds Bump Cardinal Pitchers
Hard. Wfn-All Other Games
Postponed. Owing 70 Rain.

BOSTON. April Rudolph hold
New York 90 four hits To-day. Boston
winning. 3-'to i. Tho visitors run came
after t"" w's" out aud thr bases full
h"usch hit rrouud"r Co hou-thgy and
Rudolph failed tp reanc the bag fn time
o." tar. tn" throw. Boston tied the score
iH th".r half of the uUst inuIrg uu dou-
bI- DOB Maruut lie and without
F'u~'h made "a .r.lf catch oI Comm
ION nara drive 200 the fourth inning and
b"uh.'d smith 60 FIRST. kuuDfrhy scor-
ing from miro fore th. latter play
was complied Compton atfurI.d t1 NJ
k'' hui' during tho ..tsutp AMI won't To-
fhfd 'n do latter Wild throw. scoring
on ft"ttd .H HutrIfIt. fIl. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
MOTORISTS MEET

a meeting OF tho Wheeling MOTORCYCLE
Club was held last evening in the club
rooms over the Erunhaus restaurant.
several matters pertaining 90 tho proc
gram for the coming summer were talk
ed over. but nothing definite was decid-
cd ON. The rae" committee will report
within "a few days and tho club viii
then take action on the plans for tho
summer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
RED SOX
TRIM YANKEES IN EXCITING TEN
INNING BATTLE AND RE-
TAIN THE LEAD.
Nunamaker Has Perfect Day at Bat.
Cleveland Thumps Chicago Twill
ers All over the Lot.

NEW YORK. April 25.-Thc worlds
champion Boston team retained the lead
IN tn" American League hy defeating
N"w Nuri iu "a iou-inuinE game to-day.
To B. NuuHuak'r. former Boston
play ,r. made TWO singles. double and
trtpl" IN four times up. After S,or-
inE both "f New Nork's early runs. he
dr"N' iu the ucing run with a three
ba~' hit in N" ninth inning.
Boston Va ON. however. iu th. tenth in
nius. when lisurt-k'u opened with his
thlrd hii. took second ON IauNrIu'- sac
rinc'. third ON Hooptr.s out. and scored
The winning run on HobutzelI's single.
Hohlifz"l also drove ma two Boston
runs IN the sixth inning score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26

her. Sacrifice hits Thomas. Janvrin.
Sacrifice hy. Ruth. poubl" play. Nuna-
maker and feckinpauEh. Left ON bases.
New York, &. Boston. \. First base ON
errors. New York, . Base ON halls. of
caldwell. .. on Ruth. .. Earned runs.
OF Caldwell. 4. of Ruth. .. IIit by
pitcher. by Caldwell EarrvD. struck
out. 10y Caldwell. 2: by Ruth. s. Wild
Dinstn. Time. o.f..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
PRESIDENT DICKERSON
ASSIGNS UMPlRES

lNpiA$ArOLIS April 25-E. w
Dick'rsou. president OF the Central Lea
cue. mot the umplrcs OF tho league here
today and assigned them FOR the open
INK Eau's tomorrow and gave them
Their nuIl instructions. The assign
n'li- follow Harry Gsftsl. AT Terri,
hHut'. Ind. ". Il. Green. ~ Dayton.
w iliiam SyhuSicr. az Wheeling. and con
DALEY. ar Evansville. President Bicker-
son informed the umpircs that e. rule
had been adopted designed. To- prevent
abuse OF the arhitcrs hy PLAYERS Tn.
second time "a player b. put out OF m.
sam" b" automatically Is suspended for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
SPECIAL MEETING
OF w. c. 4. Arbitration Committee
reid 70 Prepare Reports to be
Presented to ORGANIZATION

NJ special meeting OF the arbitration
COMMITTEE OF the Wheeling Com
mercial association last night. several
Important matters were taken mn
winch VIII BE- presented al the regular
meeting Of the organization Friday
evening az 1870 o'clock. II is reported
that the question Of strike now on!
IN the city was informally discussed
nut no action was taken. as 10 l.
believed that the matter will shortly
be satisfactorily settled without inter
CessiOn.
The meeting was presided over by
Charles \. Boweres. chairman. with
the following members present:
Richard Robertson. David Kraus. G.. J.
Hunter. W. J. Lukens and W. II.
kIeves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
Summer Is Here!
DAVE SAYS

Are YOU going to see Harry
Smith : StogieS trim the
Black SoX this afternoon as
a fitting Inauguration for the
Summer Baseball Season!
Summer always suggests
lightweight underwear. silk
shirts, and silk cravats 10
match.
Get your outfit now. We
carry several lines of under
wear and a sufficient stock
of each kind to always have
your size on hand.
y new shipment of shirts.
madras and silk. has lust ar
rived. Look them over. too.
Weather for today-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
INDIANS PUT BLANKET
ON FIVE CHICAGO rwIRLERs

CLEVELAND. April e5-Clevciann
defeated chicago in the opening game
Of tho series. . 10 >. Chicago used nv,.
pitchers. and the two left handlers. Rus
sell and Williams. were the only ones
to show any effectiveness Cooml-
who pitched for Cleveland. held Chicago
To- six hits. three 81 which were made
hy Fournicr. Score.
Chicago 100 o o 900 %
cleveland ...5 % o 3 - IL 10
Eattcrles-'oombs and O'NclI: CT
cote. Woisang, Russell. Benz. Williams
and Lynn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26

New Zealand has an island nearly
three miles in circumference which Is
almost entirely composed OF sulphur
mixed with gypsum and a few other
minerals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
HARRY SMITH

New Manager Of the smokes
will lead his team in the first game
of the season this afternoon when
Grand Rapids comes here for the
opening contest. Ills comment ON
the outcome of today'S game was
only that the boys were i'm good
condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
HOW THEY MAY
TAKE THE FIELD

At 1913 o'clock this afternoon the first
batile Tor supremacy in the Central
League will be on. The weather man
gives promise Of smiling upon Wheeling
to-day, and n he does League park. at
Martins Ferry. will be the scene Of tho
FIRST clash Of the season. Manager VII
liam Essick. Of Grand Rapids. and Hsr-
~ Smith. Of Wheeling. have been mar
shaling their forces for the coming
struggle. and report everything in read
mess for a decisive encounter. when
the smoke Of battle clears away this
evening and the runs are counted up.
somebody viii he one game on tho way
TO the pennant pole. and we're guessing
Il VIII be- the Sfogics.
There rs no getting around tho fact
mat wheeling IL represented by The
best looking team that has opened a sea
son mere since the town has had
team IN the Central League. That is
saying quite bit. Tor II will be rcmcm-
bored that only a few years ago the
Stogies were known as pennant win
con" 20 Smoketown on more than one
occasion. Harry smith has succeeded
In getting some fine material here this
get tho boys playing together TO show
some real class.
Final workout To-day.
Yesterday the squad had its nual'
workout. While the field was rather
soggy In places. all were given a chance
10 Timber up In preparation for the
initial clash with one or two eNcep-
tons the lineup for to-day has been
seem 20 Be short stop and first base.
Lear and Seihold are either likely 90
receive the call for the short neld pp-
sition. and Moore and webb seem 10
have an equal chance for tho initial
corner. with the excel ion 81 these
two positions the lineup is decided upon.
The pitching proposition D. one that
t. giving The manager some trouble.
All tho boys seem 20 BE- IN good condI-
tion. and % IS "A problem 10 determine
Just which ono should 10 sent 10 Tho
mound Indications seem 10 favor 9th
- Wctzel or Donley. although ~ BE- like
Tho opposition is quite likely 90 rend
eifher Duffy or Macarthur against tho
locals. as they arc both good mon and
are said 20 b. IN Tho best condition Of
any or The BLACK S0N star
Batting Order Switched.
Wheeltng's batting order has boon
switched % bring tho heavy siugEors
M where They are likely 90 do most
good Altenh'rE. Cleveland Callahan
ana King De- o." WAY they will face tho
opening twirier As .orondary of-
feuse they viii BE- greeted bv Schsrear.
Moore NJ webb SsIhoif ur Lear. with
blackwell or. smith and the tuirler
Tho visitors may also b. counted uror
=" DO som. % hat hitting While moth
inE ofncial has boon received from Man.
nEer Egslrs. 10 De- likely that he will load
81 with Carey. followed hv Hraut rlftr-
can. ELLINGTON and yrinbesg tflolt
Wright MrGraw and tho fwfrIsr viii
D. the fatl-endrrs
n vas announces Last evening that
~ NJ p w. rIckrryon would d.
tilted the local orfrfafe fr.f b. o,.ff h.
in Wheeling f0r Tho rr.rfr and fN..
have arranged FOR hirr 200 rfIH fT.
crening l1ii whom o.. whistle blow. sf
ars.Tnfd ne task = arbrrafinr n.
william elhu~ffr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
St0gies to Meet Black Sox In Opener TODAY
FIRST CLASH Of 1915 SEASON
To De STAGED At LEAGUE PARK
WETZEL AND DUFFY ARE PROB.
ABLE OPPOSING SLAB
ARTISTS.

President Diekerson Will Pitch First
Ball and Hostilities Will Open
Promptly at 3:15 O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday's Results.
Boston. Z. New YORK. 3
Cleveland. e. chicago.
pth"r games postponed. rain.
80 innings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
Just for a Chance.

SHeN lOI a Ondnsc.
Crawford-The ianitor OF our flat is
going TO give some kind OF an enter
-ainmcnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26

Rated for Cook In sixth.
Ran for EsLuan In sixth.
s. E1fted for lflgh in tenth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26

Two base hits. Honrikssu. Nunama-
scr. Janyrin. Three base hit Uuuama-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26

COLLINS uuf. rIf Dos usftsd ball
liaft'd Tor f,arI.u iu -fh
IiHff.I for f'srrfff Iu 9Th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-26
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results.

III, IUUaII, II. 81 Louis. :.
Boston. New York.
pther games postponed. rain.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
GOnurO strauF geitur6cn.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
Grfulsrci6cr lIcbnngsflns.

Y6tloOelbbio, so. Tc5cnt-
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ole bcute SenpIteao, Gong Sslano,
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nm ibren 8efdbigungsraGmeiS ais
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@emplteoO, oen 6lug aufgeben.
glls @riter fam &ieiItenant GoOlc
pom Der gtclp-@ompi6ire Rotional.
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llbr "a @}ipilten an.
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giinilteu 9iclitennnt @. Osborne
nm fl ll6r SO Wlinutcn 9ieltenant
9arncp rno Goiiagier Inn fl llbr 56
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meroen muBtcn, I'M iidb 5u crboIen.
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morgen frii6 erfolgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
Bei6Hndtsfcit Ocs uMilitdr. gercius"

3ur SScier oes g9ei6nohtsicItes
6otten ldj geitern gl6euo Die Gomcn
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iibernonmen; ibr sur Seitc itonoen
ole 1omeu; Sulie Tim6iusfi 2ino
@rpB imO Sioia %irb. Gic Godltcr
bon 6rou Tiebel, Sri. Gina Gietel,
betlomirte in ciner @eiie, oie Elm
3olent perriet6. Gin wunOerGiibbeS
@eibnohtsgeoidt. nGie @cibnocbts.
fee. Conn fam Der 8cibnodts.
mant Serr 5rieorid Gictel, ino
t1cilte @obcn an bic ainoer ans.
Sic Wiuiif sur 6cier licierte @roi.
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bii6iHes @eihenf, ipelbeS i6r bic
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iuorten iibcrrcibten frelloia iibcr.
raibt. @ertreter bonn @einnepcrcin
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bon Scr aSo5ialiiiiitben 2icocrtofcl"
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tdrpereiu" mar in boiler Stdrfe an-
aetreten Ger @ercin Ser 3amen er.
freilt iid unter ser 2eitlng ser ge-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
9|ie0erIaae 0cr 9lnRen 0ollIpmmen

@erlin 80. Csember (oro6tIoS
na1 SaDOille). ,Gic RuIien, mel.
dc in Der oitli6en @aQadci bciieot
mlrocH pcroen BON i6rcn IerfoI.
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aus itnO 6eicbtei % &ilonleter ocS
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reicbt.
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bebaitpten. Erosoem ipuroen lic lpie.
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tlirtllGcn Eruppcn 5nriiduetrieben q
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9artnddigIten gcrt6eioiguuQ nit fol.
der Sducaigfcit gcnonilncn, ooB es
ocn &nIien nur Sic 3critorllna ciner
Sriidc iii0li1 ser StoOt ocIona.
lpdbrcro Die Nle6r5obl scr mihtio.
Iten Sriiden ii6er Ocn 91inlnid I'M.
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ficl. Sic @iicn6o6n Station ipilr.
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bis 5lllcbt BON Ocn &uIicn oert6ci.
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Der oitcrrcicbiicb ocittiGen @eidiiBc
eetroiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31

@eorac Suoion BON glr. 200,
Goitcrn-glpenue, wuroe geitern ipe-
geii angeblicbel Gie6itobls cines
Eiouant.9lingcs i'm @ert6c bon
Si75, ciner GraDatten.9taocl int
Scrt6e uon $40, cines ouf $40 ee.
Idabteu Siegelringcs mo eines 8e.
polpers ipelde @ieeut6um bon So.
lcpb Slmoermepcr BON Or. i442,
5lcet 1traBe, parcn perbaitet mo
miro iidl mcgen 0ieier 9lnfIage Dor
@ic5ter @ercdt i'm 6itli6en 9oli5ei.
gcridt pcrditiUorten miiiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
WaiuIin mna fnapp iucrNen.

Gbicooo, 30. 0c3cn6cr. II syn
Der gcitrigen Sibuug oc8 bier togen.
ocn GonpcntS Scr nSocicto Of glgri-
cultural @uoiAcerS~ felicrte Or. 0s.
for g. Sranst1 bon Der StononrO
0il 50. ciuen 54rcdidnB ob, in.
Dem CT iagtc, bic Oer3eitigc @oiolin.
proOrttion boltc ni6t glcicbcn
Sdritt nit ocm Goniim inO cine
@ri@opiung Der Sorr0tbc Itc6c naDc
bcuor IS icien 5ur 3cit in Ocn Scr.
5tootcn 100000 glutomo6ilc in
9ctricb mo I'M tommcnocn Sabre
werOc bic 3o6l nm 100000 itciqcn.
Der gSc6rcdcu" mliroc ober ourd
Oic olli9citclltc 9crcGnmg acpilocrt,
Dab bic iicbtborci linO nid5t li6t6orcu
&orrdtbc oil yio60l oer g8clt 1920
100000 ,SoG bctrogciL lno, no6
ltoB9obc Der Goniunentcn pon 55,s
000,000 SOB i'm So6rc 1916, nod
ouf 13S Sabre ouSrcidcn milroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-31
gLIa a6nia uOn lInnarn acfr5nt.

aoilcr aarIOon 0eitcrrciM in 9uOo-
pelt ais a6nig bon llngorn cin-
gci@worcn &oiierin 3ito
fubr in cincr bon icd1s5cbn %fcr-
Ocn ee5ogencn auti6c sur Gere-
monte. - @eiuoltige @leuic6en-
incniden III Ocu StroBcn.
2onoolL 80. Gc8. ~ Gic ar6-
nun9 oes aaiiers 3orl mo ser 9oi.
icrin 3ita bon 0eitcrrei6 ols aonig
lno a0niain BON llngorn, fon0 bciite
Gornittog in Der St. Mottbdi.airbc
5r 9uoopeIt ltott me Der 9(mitcr.
banner Gorreipouoent ocs oGr6onqc
Selegropbq meloet. 0ic Gcrcnonic
5eidncte ii6 oltr@ 0en troOitioneIIen
nritteloIterlicben &rimf aus. Ger
&oni9 tri8 Die @olo.llniform eincs
lm9drii6en 6elomQri6ollS lmO mar
bon Den 9eieblsbnbcrn iciner 2ei6-
mo6c lmgc6en Gic Sonigin fubr
IN elmer bon ieds5c1n @ferOcn gc5o.
gcnen &uti6e, an iDcldc ii6 Der syclt-
quo oni6loB. 9LlS sic &ro5cIIion
ourdl oic 5troBeu 900, purocn Solu-
te ob9efeuert. Garoinal Gicrno6, ser
%rimoS bon lln9arn, nit oen iibri.
Gen bobclt @ciitli1en csfortirte ocn
St0ni9 imO oie &ouigiH in ole nit Sc
onltcu rnO Diplomoten gcfiilte Sir.
dc. Der a0nig le9te cinen GiO as,
Die Srterciien Der fat9olii6en Stride
ge9eu irgeno einen Seih0 6r Dcrt6ci.
oigen Spdter le9te ser aonig, Der
Ole &rone trug, Oen Gi0 bor Dem @ar-
lonentSgcbduOe III @egenwort scr
SeO0lferln9 ob.
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gsoItuncr Spn1ert.

Gas Brogranm oeS Oritten Son.
series oes @oitoner Ordeiiers lit fol-
geuOcs Symphonic in GSs0ur, SIR.
~ Salmann; Dcbuiip, o&9Ipres
@ioi Bun Soun"; 8eber, 0lper.
tarc 5ii ,Gurpantbe~. Ger Soliit
bes Gon5erte5 miro Dip @abrilo-
luiii5 iein welcber oos alooier.Gon.
5ert BON 9iadmoninoif G.@loa gir.
2, ipielen pirO. Gas CONCERT fiuoet
ldbiten @}ittUod in ser n2pric-
&oae" itait.
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,IacO6 sdJmiOtmann ocitOrbcn.

@eitern itarb in iciner 98obnine.
9lr 1861 SiiO Is. StroBe, Scrr
Socob S6niiotmom inn 9lltcr oon
n Sobreu. Seine Satin, sSrau So.
pbia Sdmiotmont gno ibm Dor ei-
ngcn Sa6rcn im Gooe oorars. Gic
gccroigru9 miro pom Graucrbaldc
ons am Gienitog oen 2. Sannar
g'odnlittogs 2 ll6r, aif Dem .Cot.
lapn Srieobofe@ hattiin0en.
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glalnl pcrLclentIid QIift Al iidI.

Der 53 Sabre aIte Soiepb Con.
man, BON g3r. 204S Siio. G6orlesItr.,
nabn oeitern godnlittog mebrere
Eo6lciten &uediitber sSubliniot 5u
iib, in Der 0leinung, oaB iie Suiten-
%oitillen ieicu. Seine 5rou fono
i9n Pdtar ouf Dem @ett mlsgeitrcdt
Dor uGo ouc6te, Dab er einoei6lofen
ici 9llS iia i6n nidt otfmedcn
fonnie, rannte iic, Siilfc rticnO, IN
Gin 9laSb6ar5nus. Gonmop muroe
i'm 9lmbplau5wageu ocs iiioliben
Diitritts IN oa8 @}ercD.SoipitaI &C..
brQdt Seiu 3uitauO ioll fritii9
iein.
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Sonoon, 30. Ge5embcr. Gs
muroc bette ofii3iea befannt ecgc.
ben oaB in 9lnbetrocbt oes itets su.
ncbncnocn 9coorfcs bon g(lfo6oI
fir Dlunitions-9lnierti9ung ser W1it-
nitionS-Nliniiter Gin Gonlitc ernanni
bat, Dab oie @coiorimo Geporte.
mentS, ais audi Sie Geitillations.S,n,
toreien 5neIeih 6etrctcn ioG, Inn
@littel lmo @eoe 81 finoen, sic be.
notbi0teu 2uantitdteu 81 cr6alten.
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Der sapit Idat 0cmcntircn.

9lonL 80. Tc5em6er. Ger
~SbicrDatore &omano". oas oiii5ieac
Organ Oes @atifons, ocr5fientlidt
Gin oiii5icllcS Gcmenti 6e3iielid &c.
ridltc, Die i'm 9lnslouoe paroifentlid)t
murOcn uno 6eiaet ooB Der p1pit.
lide gluntius in @ien oie ,.@iencr
@reiie" benadribtiet babe, Dab Ger
0ltcrrcidlil6c Goiier i6n ac6cicn bat,
@aplt Benedict nm Snterpenirlna
tiir oen 6rieocu 81 eriuc6en, mo ooB
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Gyramfrcid's Scim.9lrmcc.

Saris, %. Ge5em6er. Scnrp
9crciger reir6te berte i'm Senat cine
@orlage Gin in welder sic 6alOiqc
Wiobiliiirung o0er 9iireer 8ronf.
reid's fir Den Siilfsoienit 3ur 91u.
tional @ert6eioioung oorgei9logen
1T. Eic @orlagc iie6t cine Giuberu-
lung 81 oieiem 3wed fir ofIe @iirger
i'm gIlter bon IL bis 60 Sabre Dor.
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niirohnnn.N

s5n 06ro1inn~ miro moreen, ont
Galo6rstoee 5robiinn berri1en.
Ger @erein bdlt icinen Sobresbou
nit elmer eroBen glelijobrsfeier III
Der 5robiinn.Salle, nno Die eetrof.
fenen arrangements loHcn ouf eihiee
ir0bliAe Shnioeu l6lieBen.
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SsnRagiere sercttct.

San 6ranciSco, 30. 2c5.
slGe &aiiaoiere Oes britiidcn0on.
piers oGoitoi" Scr i'm Saien BON
9ia6atonga, I'M SiiOen Oes Stiaell
G3eons oui @rimO gctiet6, wlroen
gelanOet lno eS miro elm &erIud)
genla6t perOelt Den Gompicr bel Der
nGdlieil 5lut6 Holt 81 MAIDEN.
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20 seiteu.
eonnta@ Osn 81. ge5embcr 1916.

p4ilgsmciaes 9eutides 8aiienbans~
Sic Iabresberiammhng mo 81.
reiiorciluabl oes o9la9emeinen 9elIt-
iaJcu &oiieupereius@ iinoet mt nGd-
iteu Ionneritog 9lbcno IN DER gLnItalt
an Der Q(isquit6 .StraBe itott. @ie
5efrctdr 8. 6. S6neioereitb nit
i1elte, fommen iebr mitbhge Sc
ldlafte Slr 9crotbitng lno eS lit boz
6er cine poll5ablige 8etbeiligune err
miiridt. 9Sr6iioeut SdmeiBer miro
ieiueu SobresberiAt iiber oen Ser
laui Oes Su6ildumsjobres nerleien
imo einige gmpfe6Iungen unterbrei-
ten.