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Williams news., 1916-09-14
MERCIFUL NURSE TO MANKIND
Charity Follows Heels of caIamities and Walks in Wake of Raw
 ages of War.

AS merciful nurse to mankind, Charity springs up in desOlate places, cheerily and heartily bcstowing beauty under most adverse conditions. It fol- lows at the heels of calamitieS and vis- itations; it walks in the wake of the ravages and atrocities of war; it comes after the fall of the thunderbolt, after the concussion of the earthquake. It rides the tempest, the whirlwind, the flood, the tornado, and in the hours of threatening anger and dissension it covers up the scars of the past and thrusts prejudices and "veSted rights" away in the blackness of midnight darkness.
 'Tis Charity who lays the coin in the beggar's hand. 'Tis Charity who takes
 the orphan in it's arms, houses the in- digent and the aged, clothes the naked, feeds the hungry and lifts the fallen.
 We find it, as the late Urion B. Hunt
 once remarked, standing at the prison
 gate, as it seeks those who have vio- lated the laws of God and man, to | counsel and aid in proper reforma- ton; we find it in the bowels of the | earth, in the forest, upon the mountain top, in the shop and counting room, | upon the green fields, in the valleys | and upon the streets the wide world | over-wherever sorrow and misfor-
 tune has placed it's blighting grasp, it | brings comfort to the tortured soul | and spreads its rays of hope and en-
 couragement." t."-"Friendship, Charity
 and BenevOlence," George Leon Var | neY. in National Magazine
Williams news., 1916-09-14

cepting the legacy, when unmistakably the dying intention of Mir. Tresham was to leave it to the girl he had driven from his love.
 Nonsense! sent. ment! ridiculous! !" stormed the hard-headsd lawyer. "A whim of his delirium, thqI about He's ter Vaile. You are entitled to what you've got, and, as I am glad to say, for your own good, you cGnnot change the bequest."
 All the same Lucius Marcy quietly went to the city the next day and paid an advance fee to an information bu reau to try and locate the long absent Hester Vaile.
 Then he bought a ledger and a day book. Exerr night Marcy put down the expenses and receipts of the day. and one item always: Cash for cEe days labor, Lucius Marcy, $1.5O.'
 we have located Hester Vaiie," came a telegram from the city finally. Await orders.'
 ''Send word that she is wanted at her former home with Gregory Fresh am," was the return wire which Marcy sent.
 He was working at digging a drain age trench for the garden one day when an automobile drove up. A lady alighted, young, handsome, but her face was that of one who had seen sorrow.
 q am Mrs. Newland," she spoke. T was sent for" and then, as she noted a puzzled look in Marcy's face, she added-"but, perhaps, 1 am best known here as Hester Vaile."
 That is right" bowed Marcy III his frank, direct way. twill you take a seat on the porch, please" and, seated also, he told his story.
 q have kept the place just as Il was as worker for you," he explained. If you wish me to remain"
 He paused, she was staring al him in strange way.
 You mean to tell me-" she faltered that you wish to give your property to me?"
 AS MT. Tresham desired on his deathbed, certainly" gravely respond ed Marcy.
 She continued to stare at him. Then he noted dim moisture come to her eyes. She addressed him:
 twill you do me a favor?"
 Certainly, madam"
 Let me go into the old room where I used to sit with MT. Tresham. Let me rest-rest after all these years of turmoil and sorrow. An, dear old home-would that I had never left it '"
 She came out at the end of half an hour. She put her hand in his own at parting. She looked steadily into his eyes.
 "You are a good man." she said. q will see MT. Morse and send you word of my decision"
 "Thank you," bowed Marcy.
 The lawyer came to see him that evening. He recited a strange story. Hester Vaile had married a man of large wealth who had left her a for tune, but, as well, a legacy of mis- treatment and neglect. She was a widow. To her the humble farm home as value was less than a trifle, but it's memories!
 They came back to her poignantly now. She fingered at the town with an old friend for nearly a month. She was wont to come to the little farm and wander over it and talk with Marcy of the later life of her old uncle.
 And then one day she broke down, tired of the hollow worldly life that awaited her in the city. His heart went out to hers. He tried to console her.
 Perilous pity! Sweet sympathy i; longing love! - through these the world-weary Hester came to be mis- tress of the only true home she had ever known.
Williams news., 1916-09-14
Bad Disposition.

"Bliggins gets up every morning at sunrise.'
 "So as to get more work out of the day?"
 No. So as to have the fun of spoil ing other peoples sleep"
Williams news., 1916-09-14
A War Oddity.

On perusing letter handed to him in Mesopotamia. Private Philip Nowell of the Somersetshire regiment, discov- cred that it had been written by his schoolgirl sister, who, in accordance with the practice of her schoolmates, had merely addressed it to British soldier, leaving its destination to chance,
Williams news., 1916-09-14
Spirit of Revenge.

"rm goin' to vote the Prohibition ticket this year," said Uncle Bill Bot lletOp.
 "Wkat for?"
 Both the other parties have done so much to hinder the sale of Ticker that I'm gOin' to throw my vote away to spite 'em.''
Williams news., 1916-09-14
Of Course Not!

A somewhat befuddled individual, who had evidently been lunching a trifle too freely, climbed on board the car with difficulty.
 What's the matter?' he asked, mild ly, as he observed the conductors i'm patience. "Ain't this car the one want?"
 ''How do I know whether it is or not?" growled the conductor.
 "Oh, you must have known it, or you wouldn't have stopped to let me catch it," said the befuddled one.
 Beware of the man who has a ma- nia fnr nfferinQ annlnpipS
Williams news., 1916-09-14
The Next Job.

Mother-Have you practiced Cho- pins Ballad in A?'
 Gertie-Yes, mother.
 Have you translated your page of Homer?"
 "Yes, mother"
 Have you learned your five prob lens in Euclid?''
 "Yes, mother"
 And have you worked out the binomial theOrem?"
 "Yes, mother.'
 "Then go and dust the dining room."
Williams news., 1916-09-14
No Extreme Cases,

"What is meant by an embarrass- ment of riches, pa?"
 "That means having more money than you know what to do with.'
 "Does anybody ever have that much money?"
 "No, my son. I dare say there is such a thing as embarrassment of riches, but it never reaches the point where it is painful"
Williams news., 1916-09-14

Red Cross Bag Blue makes the laundress happy, makes clothes winter than snow. All good grocers. Adv.
Williams news., 1916-09-14

A man visits his relations when he has nowhere else to go.
Williams news., 1916-09-14
WHY WOMEN :: WRITE LETTERS
To Lydia E. Pinkham Medi-
 cine Go.

Women who are well often ask Are the letters which the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Go. are continually publishing, genuine?" "Are they truthful [" "Why do women write such letters? 2"
 In answer we say that never have we published a fictitious letter or name. Never, knowingly, have we published an untruthful letter, or one without the full and written consent of the woman who wrote it.
 The reason that thousands of women from all parts of the country write such grateful letters to the Lydia B. Pink ham Medicine Go. is that Lydia B. Pink ham 8 Vegetable Compound has brought health and happiness into their lives, once burdened with pain and suffering.
 It has relieved women from some of the worst forms of female ills, from dis placements, inflammation, alteration, irregularities, nervousness, weakness, stomach troubles and from the blues.
 It is impossible for any woman wAo is well and who G5S@SsN has never suffered SNI NNS\NNT to realize how these W/ % N&NA\M poor, suffering wo- 9N-@\D men feel when re- " e T
 stored to h alth; S / U their keen desire to %f3 IA help other women W\ &sN~A/M who are suffering as CyESsZnNy1GS they did. f7bH E FiNKA1M
Williams news., 1916-09-14

Many a man with a good scheme lacks the required nerve to push it through.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

9lm @o6entose fir ben vS,srocli.
tii6eu piilfSiono" iino uod) Den 9[n.
gobeu oes aus oen Scrreu 9eonoro
@reii, @eoree @ari6, @oltcr Sono-
Deim SDOuep StrauB, 9oicpb ggie.
ienfelO ltno 9iobert 6or beitebenoen
@omite's ii6er $1,000 5uiamnen
gefommeu. Gos @eIo in oeu Bid.
ien ald oen StroBen BELIEF Iid ouf
uo6c5n $4,000 Ter genmlc 9etrao
miro ipdtcr befount gcaebcn mcnn
oae nod misite6cuocn @elocr cinac.
ldltien lin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
9lntn.Gnniiinn.

Sin 3uiommenitoB, bel iueIdeln
5mci &roftmagcu erbebIicb 6eibGOiat
murOeu, crei0netc iicb gciteru glbcu0
fur5 no6 1A7 llbr in ser 9lciitcrSs
toun Hoo0 no6e Der acgport6-q(oc
Sin bon Somoro g. %untp6rcp. ci.
ncm 9tltomobil-@c @crfduicr, gciteler-
tes gluto, in ipclhem iid OeS @eite.
rem nod 6rau 0lanie Sonica ans
Scr Nlc0le6in.StroBe beionO, ronnte
gegen Elm Gait tglutoniobiI ser ca.
nteu-6irma 9olgiano, gciteuert BON
gOmaro Steinriider, mobuboit IN
g}r. 1886, @cit-6a1ette- -StroBe. 9ei.
DC 9Iuto,9cnfer mllrocn oerboitet
mo in sic uorOpeitlide @oIiSciSto.
tion cingelieicrt &lmpbrcD, Der in
g|r. 545, ro.6ulton-glpc., mobnt
muroe mgcibnlOigt in bctrimteuem
3litonoc ciil 9luto geiteuert 81 ba-
belL rn0 Steinriidcr, ougeihuloigt
oeS mporiihtigcu 6abrenS Ger
S6oOcn, mclhen 0ic beioeu &roita
mogeu bel ser @oaiiion crIittcn ioa
iid oif ic $t00 beIoufeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

Gurd 6iunfcn BON 2ofomotiDcn
ser Baltimore uno Ohio Giienbobn.
@eicaidoft" wurOc gcitcrn OIL Orci
0cribic0cncu Stcaen trodcues @roS
IN @rono 0eiebt. Gos critic 5cucr
crci9nete iih Inn 10 llbr 9eitcrn
g}ohmittog i'm Gliitou.@orf oitli6
ser SorforO.&ooo, oos 6meitc seoen
2 Her im @enoroblc 9orf, peitIi6
ser Observation-Disclosures, uuO oos
brittle gcitern glbcnO in Ger SlGbc Ser
Scluir9ooo uno W}inc6onf 2ane.
Sn oaen orci 5Gacn ipurOc Oic Serer
pcbr telepboniid berbei 0cruien mel.
6c oic 6lammen in fiir5cr 3cit in-
tcr0riiden fonntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
Niir ,,ViIlH1 SnnSah.

@citcrn glbcno fonocn in mcbr ais
1000 @obmngen in Baltimore @c-
ets-Scronmllngen i'm SntcreIc
Der y9ilp~ Sim0aD-Gonpoane itatt.
o8illp" Sunoap miro am 81. Sc.
bruar bier ermartet ino ieine 6reuu.
DC MAIDEN cine ourdgreifenoc Gam.
payne. Seiltc ueroeu eiuc aroBe 9ln.
5obl Observation-Disclosures aus Gbi.
laoelpbia bier eintreficu, Inn morQen
IN Den air6eu ais 9(u5eioen.9lgenten
fiir q9ilp~ SUNDAY 81 preoigen.
9luS Canton luO Si96lonotomn miro
bcriAtct Oab iid BEL oen fiir3li1cn
@ebetS-Gcriunmlunaen Orei @crio-
uen bdtten befe6ren loIIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
Nnn einem gIltn netrnffen.

@ei'm GreuSen ser Baltimore.
StroBe, in Der 9tGbe ser @oenitroBe,
purOe geltcrn 9l6eno bic % Sabre
oIte 6annie gilbert bon Ger. 10, Siio.
Goen.5troBe, BON einem 9lutomo6il
ser r2egol 2ouOrD So" weIdes
BON 81. @litbea pon 9}r. 1908, @o0,
ion-StroBe, eclenft murOe, ougefob.
rem lmo 5u 9oOen geiuorfen GoS
0taodeu crlitt Ieihte 9lbidiirhm9cn
unO oie &crlcslmgcn plirOcu ibr BON
Or. s. g8. Rouidcnboh bon, Scr.
3237, Godcrn 9lDcmle pcrbun0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

IN icincr 9Sobnuug, 9'r o0t,
gQeii N1uIbcrp StraBe, mnroc Der GO
Sabre alto Srant 3. aina acltern
Snrn 0ttcftio Sogan Oer6aitet weil
CT ais 9luecuor5t prattBirt babeu
ioa, o6nr regiitrirt o0ucicn 81 lein.
aina'S Gerboitime criol9te olll Ser.
onloiiung ocS Or 5. 3 SSooocod.
Gas i6m sur Gait ocIeatc &eroebeli
iol( cr ia Clifton begnngen baben lmo
lunit miro sic 6ieii9c Goli5ci oen slr,
rcitantcn ocn 9eb0roca bon Cecil.
Gountp ii6ergcbcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
Ser ,,Gitn GIu6u

@ei Dem 6eiltigen @abclfrii6Itiid
OeS oGitp Clubs" tuerocn Der Sta0t-
auwalt 2. z. 5icIo luO Scrr @corac
@ccmS @iaioms sic 6ragc Ser i'm
Senat eingereidteu Sorlogen 99r. 10
lmo 20 Oistlltircn. 0ic @orlagc 9}r.
12 be5icbt iid alli sic Gontrole Der
Eorf-8eborOe ourdJ ocn N1opor lmO
Staotrat6. 0crr @iliams lit ser
Hrdiioent Der 9orf ge6or6c lnO
miro ieinc Meimmg in oieier SIN.
iidt 5im gIuSOrud bringcu, mG6reno
Serr 6ielo Oic scr Stoot pcrtrctcn
miro. Gs lit Ger 2dnge scr Gisfui.
lionen feine Sdrdnfc scicbt worOeu.
PIN Dlontoe miro Or. Siram
@oooS unO g8iqiam S. Toucnport
iiber Die fir Die 2cgislohtr uorberei.
tete SorIoge ipreden, IN uelder por.
gcie9en 1T, ooB oGe Itaotli6en Ser.
nlsgablmgen fir g9o6lt6Gtigfeits.
5mede per Capita berednet werOci
ioIlen ino OoS @dli6oI.SpIte Der.
tUoricu wcrOen iou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

gScr ma@t mir Elm tpormes Bette 5lI,
reht2
User oedt mid nit peiden Sdnocn
SUP
Der @ino nit ihiuoufer 8l6te
Efeift mir Gin 2ieO SIR Hub'
@s iprinet pou meiuem Aiideu
Ger Eoruiiter sid unO idwer,
D'einRanteI faBt mid ieit mo marm
limo Damn tommt mciu @emebr
IuS legt lid tren IN meiuen gIrm
limo ipridt 10 mutterauf.
sd bin oein Iieblter @eieae
&oum, toum IN meiue Suit
YtaT Snngnidel (im 6el0c)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
9[nitern IN Ser t6 glnrA

Gin Slliitern.Souper peranItoItet
beute Der oemofrotiide GIu6 Scr 15.
@oro III ieincm nelen GIubboule,
@de @ufeIonO.StroBe unO Clifton.
9lpcnic. Inter Oen 9leonern wcroen
lid @encraIunmaIt gilbert s. Hitdic,
9crr 81 2. @olosboroug6, Iopic an.
oere prominente @erIonIi6feiten be.
iinoen. Der Glub 516It 5ur 3eit
iiber 400 0liteIieoer uno befinoet lid
IN bliibenoem 3uItanoc. Sr. SSancs
:. gerna9 lit 8rGiioent felt ieincr
@riinonng, Serr 5. 8. @ilIon 1T
Sefretdr. 0aS Goniite fir oos 9lu.
itern.Souper beitc6t ans oen nod.
itebenoen Serren: Syoiiob Sbfer, Dor.
iiber; Soflep 0i. 1igon, @rneit 81.
Gropiter, Somes g8. @olfe, Charles
Z. Y1oorebeao, Sacob 6rev lmo Son.
raO Samp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
Gin sdnia ms gIamc.


geuH Eotrouiliren Der WlcGullob.
StroBe pernobmen geitcrn N}prgen
I'M 10 ltbr Sergeont Carrot uno
@oli5it SiBclbcrgcr. poni norOpcit.
Iid)cn Eiitrift, in Dem Sauie George
Slponn's, gtr. 1917, NlcGuQo6.5tro
OoS arocbca ciucS 9lcpolpcrihuIicS
sic eiltcu in OoS rlntcrc OcS Sou.
les, moicl6it ibnon Srau Suanu
ent9egetfam inO crfldfc. 0uB iie
nit i6rcm G6emdnnc ciHcn 5trcit
gcDo6t ms Sponn ouf lie geihpicl
babe Ger SduB iei feblgegonacn
iuo ibr @ottc babe iid6 onrd1 oen
riidpdrtigcn gllSgoug ans oem @au-
ic geiliibtet sSrou Sponi pur0c
pon ser Grregrng ocrartig ongegrif.
fert Oob iic lid 81 @ett begebcn
muBte. Sipnnu ieI6it wuroc all ocr
Gde BON 9ombor0.StroBe imO Gar
rollton.9lpcmc pcrbaitct mO nod
scr norowcitlidjcn Goli5ei5totion
se6rodjt 9ihter Dlc6olI oeriho6
irooh ooS iiJr 1ciicru gldhnlittag
augeicbie Gef60r mi bette Gornii
tag lnO scr gInGeiduloigtc iolroc
bis on6in pieoer ouf ireicn 6IB &C.
ieBt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
QrafiSent piIiOn uirO einaeIaOen.


Ger Baltimore @reoitIeittc.ger.
eiu~ trifft Arrangements, Ben &rdii.
oenteu @ooorow 8iIiou eiu5uIo0cu,
glnianes N}Gr3 cine GeOe iibcr ,Gor.
bereitetiein~ bier in Baltimore 5u
boItcu. Ger Gerein miro babel bon
Ger ,O|arDIduoer 9ien fir rationale
gertbeiOigung" rntcrltiibt perOen.
Ter lestere 9ercin botQIrrongementS
aetrofien, in allen StGoten oes Stoa.
ties Gortrdge balten al IaYien unO
bat fir oieien 3ped Elm @omite er.
nonnt, mcIheS aus oen iolgenOen
Serren beitebt. s. Craig Nc9auo-
ban, Sbomos j. GaOmalaoer, 9I.
Sumter gopS, HcOmonO s. 5tcluart
uuO $. 6inOlo0 6rcnd. Sic ud6Itc
Geriammhng finOet am Samitaa
ben 8. 6ebruar, in geIoir Itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
sranO il gsnIOcrfa6rif.

@ilmineton Gel, 2s. San.
Siebeu 9lrbeiter crlitteu id)perc
9ranOwunOen ais beiite slbcno ge.
gcn 6 ll6r in ocn 9lnIagen scr on
9Sont &omocr 60. in Garuep's @oint,
gS-SS,. .picr 9rdnoe in fur5er 9luf.
einanOerfolge aasbraben.
giidt peniger ais 10000 EfiuiO
raudloies @nIuer, oas einen gSert6
non 100000 reprdiertirtc, wurOep
onrh oie 9r6nOe uernidtct.
3lpei 5hmoeu ipdter ging nod
Gins scr @eb1uoc III Der glnlagc gtr.
3 IN 6lannnen auf mo mlroe poll.
itdnoia 5critort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
Der @GHhe luertn.

Sn Der rcsul0ren Nlonotsucr.
iomnnlitng Der 9reOiocr Union am
glontag &orrnittoa in Der Salc OcS
~GbriItli@en &creiuS jmacr N}dn.
ner~ iteben pier Gortr1ge aui ocm
Yro9romme: Or. S6oS. S. Sore:
nStoots Fro6ibitionSbia"; ". gG.
GaUis. oSoro's TaD glliauce" @il
blr s. Gratis bon gSoibinaton;
oEieroercnnen1. itno Or. @corge
@olter. oSitten.9eri1t".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29
Nierie6n GoOtc 6ei aanm6rndl.

SoH 0ieBo. Gal, 2S. Sanuur.
&rr5c5n Ecrioncn famcn uniS
2ebclL imo Elm meiie5 9lrcaI muroe
pcrluiiiet, ais bcutc 9Ibeno Gin DamnI
oes San 0iego @aiicr. Spite:ns I'M
GtapsIbalc iiiolic9 uon bier barit.
Der Grtan Der bier felt me6rcrcn
Eagcn ecbauit bat, mar sic llriadla
Oes ilniaaes.
Ncatc Sbeno lpltr0e bcfiirhtet 0oB
nod Gin onocrcr Danm sen onitiir.
menoen eSoiicrmaiien uahgebei
iniir0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-29

8ritiider 2umpfer ge
unfen.

= I'll y er y TT p ef g G.
lunfen.
Stem Dorf, 2S San Ger bri-
tiihc Gaupier gG6aie Sia", wcl6er
om IA. Souuar bon 3etp gorf nah
Sabre abfubr lit aif bo6er Gee ae.
iunfen Gieic 9to6riat brodten
Gifi5iere oeS Gonpiers osynoroIe.
ma, ipelcber 6eite bier eiutrni.
Ger iponii6e 9ompier ,@4ar
gIoriatico" iienaIiiirte am %. sSo.
nuar Dem uSnorolemo0, SOB er Die
Dfouniboit oeS uGboie Sia" an
9oro bobe lIebcr sic llmitduoe oes
ScrluiteS ocs GanpferS liuo feline
0ctoils betannt.
o8 omeronion" ibmer ia.
nortrt.
AueenStown, 2S. Sauuar.
Ger 9Ilon 2iuie. Gompfer o@omera.
nion" 1T gcitcrn I'M ShIepptou bier
ouaefommen.
(Ginc Gepcicbc aus EuecuStoiun
pom %. SoniIar beiagte, ooB Ser
o&omeronion" BON @luseom na6
Ganaoo abgegongelL in eiuem fltrdt.
baren Sturme Soporie crlitten babe,
oos Steier ino eincu @rppeuer
perloren babe uu0 Gilcenstolun al
erreiden iuhe. Gie @uliaaiere, bieB
eS ieien IN SiHerbeit. Die rGome-
ronion" lit cin Sbiff BON 1910 Eon.
ncn iuuroe IN 1882 in sun aebait
imo mar in lester Bet ais Gruppcn.
nno @hnitions.GronSportidiif pcr.
lpenoct mor0en.)
9}euc sInfrage i'm a&eriia@s
Salt.
@aibinQtom %. Gan. Gie
Gereinigteu Stddten babeu cine
nclc Sluiro1c on Sciterreib gerid,
tet ob elmer icincr lhterlee6oot.
&onuauooutcn chpos bon Ser 3cr.
itorima oeS 6ritiihen GompierS
n&criia~ mciB.
Sine Grfl6rimg, OoB fein ioIder
9eridt IN @ieu einaclmlien lei, oie
angeblih Dor einigen Soeeu an 8ot.
iboitcr 8euiieIO iiberuiiteIt iciu
loate, 1T bier nibt cineetroifcu.
W chr &anoncnfuttcr.
2onoon 2S. San 0ur1
lauOwcite &rofIomotionen iuuroen s
weitere @rtppei bon Nl0nneru Ar
SABINE einberilielt pcl9c ourh Oic
Carl 0erbD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fir tougli9 beiunOeu miroeu, Iie
@|0uuer Oereu 9(lter oom 81 Bis
5nni 80. Sebensiobre ronoirt miiiieu
am 90, Scbruor etntretcn.
She'll Der 9ie6s6entc uieSer crlnugt,
G b'icogo 49, SSouuor Sin
| groBc Ebeil scr $4,000, Sic geitcrn
bon 9idibcrn aus Der @ai6meton
Eorf yotionaI gaitf geitobIen nor.
/ nell lpdrell, lpllf0e Dcltfc BON Der KO'
li5ci pieoererIongt imo bic @eb6r-
ocu glmlben Dob iutter sen orei5ebn
@crioncn bic Tie III Icrbiuopug NIT
Dem 5oa feitaenonmen bo6en iid
Die fiinf beiinoeu, melde oen freheu
9onfrnb auSfiibrtcn.
(Spdter) ST. s. @arlano Stobl,
Der @ice-@rdiioeut Der 9ouf, ioenti.
fi5irtc beitc Go0ie @lod itno bier
onocre Scr Gcr6ofteteu ulS sic &Gii.
ber melhe geitcrn in oas 9anfee.
bduoe einorangeu
@iner Scr @eiaugencn, Sorrp
araner, ioa beute 9lbeno ein Sc
nauoniB abgeleat baben an Dem
9onfralb 6et6ciliat gcpeicn III iein
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,glOpertiiino (Slnb.

Sn o6oro's Cperubaus" miro an
Montog inS 0ieultag 9lbeno Elm Be
nefij fir Den ,glopertiIng Glub~ ge'
aebcu. nobel oos Stiid oSyt paDs tr
nopcrtiicr gescben meroen miro. Bill
lctc iinO bci Dem Noriibcr oes glr-
ranecmeuts-Goniite's, Gilbert Gu
cas-, 81 Dabeu-
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g9cacn llntcridlIaanna uerhafIct.

gnlf Wruno eincS &oitbeleDlS
muroe acitern glbcuo Gborlcs 9toun
bon glr. 1908. 9loro GtrbomltraBc,
inter ser glnibnloigung, angeblid)
bon Srn. 9cnjomin 9ofer bon Slr-
1887, Sloro. @ooitroBe, $2S.4O lmt
tcrl6Iogcn 5u bnbct bon Scrseont
Sgbte pcrboftct. Sotcr iouote ben
8crbaitcten ON 2. Sonuor NIT oeln
@cI0e nod oem Steucr 9ureolL un
cine Stcucr9Rec6mmg 5l bc5oblen.
Roin bcbielt aber argcblid) oos CSclo
fir ii6 mo per0uftetc.
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Nlaoe fallen oclailcn.

Gle &loge Der ,llniteO States
9lSp6olt Rciiniug 60. I'M 100000
S6oocncrias gcgcn oie ,yGurtiS Ban
Go.0 bon 2Innc 9lrunoel-GomtD i'm
Supcrior-@eri6t 1T gcitcru nicoer.
geidlagcn mor0cn
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glranSeis Ses asrdrOcnten gsabI.

Souis .. Sronoeis aus Bottom gum
glo6iolser Oes 9ii6tcrs Souur
mlseriCbcu. Die @rnemung
fom ais lle6erroibung fir sen
Senat. Grncumme itoBt ouf
Gppoiitiou.
&oibinetou %. Sonuor. r.
@rGiioent g9iIion ernonntc beute
2ouis 9. 9ronoeiS aus Bolton gum
3odfoIger oes &idters 2omor ols
@litgIieO Oc8 Oberbliuoesecribts.
Scr Senot nobm Die g}odriht ser
Gruenntug nit lmperbiiatcn Grltut-
neu auf cbenio Die IN 6roge fou.
meuoen 9eomteu III @olbiugton Oo
Sr. 9ranoeis peoer auf ser 2iite ser
&or9eihlogenen per5ei6uet mar, mel
die Ger @rGiiOcnt intcr @erotbing
gc5ogeu bate, nod alIf elmer 2iite
BON 9clucrbcrm mel6e bcionoerS eul,
pioblen moren.
&eri6ieocuc 5cnatorcn erfIGrteu
ibrcn aoueecn, SAB iie gegen sic @r-
nennung ieien ieooh nidt oIs @eg.
ncr bcSeihnet merOcn m0dbten. Der
ein8ige Senator, meIher willens mar
ieine @egneridoft 0ffentlicb befonnt
5u oebcn mar 5lr 3eit Senotor
g8ooswortb, Hepublifoner, BON Seem.
gorf.
Senotoren ipelde hir oie Grnet
mn9 limo, morcn nidt menige, ood
bicIten iid) oieiclbcu ebenfoas 5uriid,
i6rcr 9lniiht 0ffentIth 9msorud ou
pcrlcibcn. Sic iiiblten iid jeooM
iidcr, oic u6t6igc @}cbrbcit 5u crIon.
gcu nm Ole @rnemituQ beitGtigen 81
f6nnen.
4r. 9ronOciS, melher cbe er iid
gum 0incr nit 0em 9SrGiiocltcn @il
ion in OoS %ous oeS S@osouts.Se
fretGrs @lc9looo begob, iiber oieie
9lngelcacubcit befroot muroe. erfIdr
tc, ooB cr nidts 81 ioaei babe nnO
nidts geiogt babe, nod iogen mill.
Gie Gi6ter Sugbes ln0 @ituep ma.
rem e6cnioas bel Dem 9iuer anne.
ieno.
Dos ri6tcrlicbc SenotS Gomite
miro sic Grnenmtne ON Nlontae ci-
nem Su crnenncnoen Inter Gouitc
ii6eriueiicn lucl6eS sic @rncmnlng
ltntcr 9crotbung 5ieben miro mo
eincn @cridbt erltottet. 8enu bic
beute peruommcne Oppoiition etpos
5u be0eutcn bot, 70 miro Dies bel Dem
Gonite 5ur Sprohe fommen. 5eit
sen Gogen GlepclonO'S purOe feline
glbitimmmg 8pcds @eltGtiguugeu
gum GberbunOeS9eridt ooreenonr
men,
IS mur0e bcutc gIbcnD befnnnt
Dab Serr 9rnuociS pon GSifforO Ein
dot cinpiobIen lpliroe EroB0en
Serr 9ranoeiS elm beriibmter 9lnpalt
i'll, bat CT in ser lebtcn 3eit leinC
gauge 9luimertiamfeit Ser 3ioniiten.
9emcglng in oieicm CANOE geuio.
met, mclcbe Oen 3wcd pcriolgt, oiC
Ssraeliten pieoer 8it elmer 92otion 81
pcrcini1en, Die ibreu Sib in 9olGitinc
ba6cn iou. @enu Serr 9run0eiS CT.
nonnt meroen ioIltc, 10 miro er Der
critic Ssraelit icin, Ser Dem Cber.
9unocSgerid)t mgeb0rt.
Giuige Scnatoren opponirtcn aus
politilden @riiuoen, on lie eineu Sc.
nofrdten ais 9ladfolger oeS Su, ga,
mar wiinidten. Scuator Games bon
aentildp crflGrte, oaB Serr 9ranOcis
Elm Gemofrot ici. Seds Der ocr5ei.
tioen oHt 9lidter iino &epubIifaner
9fad Ocn 9eiprecblngen oes Sal
les 81 ilrtbeileu peroeii ib Sic Seq
ncr imO 6rernoe ocS Sru. 9rauoeiS
IN eIeiMer 3o6l bel Ger Slbitimmm1
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0crr SScor @lrtrrop, Scr Goriibcr
oeS 0ircftoriimS ocr Baltimore.
Sio.9obn," pcld6er felt Orei Dlono.
ten 81 Sot Springs, glrfy pcrwcilte,
mir0 nGditc @ohe nacb Baltimore
8uriidfe6ren.