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Evening star., 1916-08-31
WATERMELONs GROW SCARCE.
Dealers Think the Season Will End
in Ahout Two Weeks.

Receipts of watermelons at the "har1
market, foot of 11th street southwest
are light, only few vessels arriving
and they bring light cargoes Melons
from the nearby farms along the foto
mac are now arriving. and are IN gooo
demand at top of the market prices:
The melon dealers at the wharf, VINO
are handling cargoes for vessel mas mas
ters, figure that the watermelon season
will continue for about TWO Weeks
longer. but that the bulk of the melons :
have now been shipped and only light
arrivals are looked for. Small melons
can be bought as low, ss IS per nun nun
dred, and the best selected 1ruit IS sen
ing at $50 per hundred.
Il is probable that in the comlhs
uaek oYster-laden vessels will begin
to arrive, and will berth at the n linn
straet wharf with the watermelon run
,iner cr.ft The oysters will come from
private beds, and only small cargoes
will be brought.
Evening star., 1916-08-31
MARYLAND CAMPAIGN OPENS.
Republicans Of National Prominence
Participate in Rockville Meeting.

Special Correspondents of The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Nd. August 31.-The
republican campaign in Maryland was
opened formally here last evening
with mesting in Seco Hall. 1t was
attended by members of the party and
otheRs from all parts Of the county.
Former Representative John McDon-
aid presided. Among the speakers
were Representatives William w.
Wood of Indiana, F. w. Mondell of
Wyoming and Smith of Idaho: DR.. Jo-
seph I. France, candidate for United
States senator to succeed Senator Blair
Lee. and Frederick N. Zihlman. candi-
date for the House of Representatives
from this district.
National and state issues were dis
cussed and the democratic administra-
ton was criticised. Senator Norris of
Nebraska, who was scheduled to speak,
was unable TO be present
The meeting was in charge of COM
Evening star., 1916-08-31
Confidence in Won Hindenburg.

BERLIN, August s1.-Emperor Will
liam's appointment of Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg as chief of the German
general stan IS acclaimed generally
with enthusiastic satisfaction.
: The newspapers unite in saying the
emperor has fulfilled the long-cherfshed
wish of the German people. who are de-
c,ared TO have iimitless confidence in
the victor at Tannenberg and VINO e1-
meet him TO conduct the war to . sue
cessful end.
Evening star., 1916-08-31
Boat Law Up for Season.

The power boat Ada BATenger, be-
longing to Capt. Alex Watson. which
has been employed in summer fishing
work on the Potomac for several weeks
has cut out for the season. Yesterday
she returned to this: city and ,berthed
at the boatyard foot of 11th street
southwest With the cutting out OF
the Ballenger the last of the summer
fishing fleet from this city is out of
service. It is probable that the Bal
lenger will be used this fall in oyster
running service and later may take up
fall fishing work.
Evening star., 1916-08-31
LUSH TO COACH MIDDIES.
Will Begin Work in Spring-Base
Ball Captain Not Yet Chosen.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, August 31.-Billy
Lush, former Yale athlete, and later
member of the New York American
League team, but in recent years coach
of college base ball and basket ball
teams, has signed a contract with the
Navy Athletic Association to coach the
midshipmen next spring. Lush. who
will act as field coach under Lieut.. c.
l.. Needham of the navy, who has been
designated as head coach, will succeed
Steve Brode, who was a member of the
Baltimore Orioles back in the early
nineties Lieut.. Needham as head coach
succeeds Lieut.. C. c.. Gill, who has been
Evening star., 1916-08-31
R;otinp in Dutch East Indies.

LONDON, August s1.-A Reuter- dis
patch from The Hague says there. have
been riots in the Dutch East Indies
at Moertembeci. in Jumbi. Twenty
m.mbers Of the armed police, the
a native doctor and the
village chief were murdered and the
most Office and prison burned.
Evening star., 1916-08-31
To Preserve Deutschland Comment.

NEW YORK. August s1.-All the
newspaper clippings. editorial comment.
photographs and cartoons published
concerning the first voyage OF the Ger
man merchant submarine Deutschland
are to be collected in one great book
and plaoed in the royal library at Ber-
lin. according to the plans OF commit
tee orranized here The committee es-
Inmates that this will require volume
about the size of a grand piano and
probably the largest book in the werid.
Evening star., 1916-08-31
Kaiser Dimes Capt. Koenig.

BERLIN. via London. August 3L-The
German emperor. says an official an
nouncement.. has received Alfred Lob.
mann. president OF the board of direc-
tors Of the German Ocean Navigation
Company, and Capt. Paul Koenig. COM
mander of the merchant submarine
Deutschland. at main headquarters.
The emperor had them as his guests at
dinner.
Evening star., 1916-08-31
Rumanian Property sequestered.

: BERLIN, August 30, via London. An
gust a1.-The military commander IN
tbe region of the Danube has published
decree seouestering all property of
tho Rumanian government in that dis
trict The order also prohibits pay
ments to Rumanian citizens and cor
norations by German firms.
Evening star., 1916-08-31
stri]k,,e.rIs Will Be DISCHARGED.

CHICAGO. August s1.-President E. P.
Ripley Of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Ee yesterday issued a statement to
employees of the road notifying them that
the positions of those who fail to report
for work next Monday will be declared
vacant. and that employment of new men
will be permanent, barring i'll behavior.
Evening star., 1916-08-31

ana tho. German crown prince. Fred
erick William. which had been placed
In the senatorial palace on the ancient
capitol, hill during a visit OF tho Ger
man emperor to. Rome twenty years
ago. The names were ordered removed
by the city government.
Evening star., 1916-08-31
Wrist Watch to Be More in Vogue.

-alssSEAPoLls. August s1.-rhe wrist
watch will be more in vogue than ever
before, lavalliers will remain popular
for at least another year, and ear
screws and brooches will be worn more
generally than for several years, ac-
corine to sneakers at the annual con-
Evening star., 1916-08-31
Fairfax County Quarantines.

The Fairfax county board of health,
at a meeting at o'clock yesterday
afternoon at the Hotel Rammel, this
city. decided to carry out the recon-
mendations of the state board of health
and quarantine against infantile pa
ralysiS
The state boards recommendation is
that children under sixteen years of
age from the states of New York, Penn
Evening star., 1916-08-31

mittee Of fifty republicans, who are ar
ranging to hold meetings at Silver
Spring and Kensington soon. both Of
which will be addressed by speakers
OF national prominence. :,
Evening star., 1916-08-31

Rome Destroys Kaiser Memorial.
ROME, August 81. VIA Paris.-work-
men today chopped OFF the marble
memorial names of Emperor William
Evening star., 1916-08-31

vention Of the American National Re-
tail jewelers. Association here
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A[EXANDR|AAFFA|RS
Clothing on Wharf Causes
Mystery and Suspicion of
a Drowning.
COAT, HAT AND SHOE FOUND
Fairfax County Quarantines Against
:. Infantile Paralysis-City Coun-
Gil to Organize.
ecial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. August 31.-lf
the owner of a black serge coat. a
Black derby hat and a left shoe. size
No. {. all found early Wednesday MORN
ing lying on the Prince street wharf.
where the steamer Charles Manchester
lands, will call at police headquarters
he will clear up a mystery. Whether
or not man was drowned from that
dock. either Tuesday night or Wednes-
day morning. is troubling the police.
ii is believed by some persons that
the owner. after partially disrobing
Tuesday night or Wednesday morning,
decided to sleep on the wharf, and per-
Ilaps rolled off the wharf during his
sleep and was drowned.
The shoe is of the blucher type. and
Comparatively new. although the heel
is loose. Both the coat and hat would
indicate that they have been worn for
some time.
Nothing in Pockets.
In the hat band are pieces OF news
papers nearly three years old. There
was nothing in the pockets of the coat
to indicate its ownership.
Up to the present time no one living
here has. been reported as missing to
the authorities. For this reason some
members of the police department do
not think that the owner of these arti-
cles was drowned. The affair. however,
will remain a mystery until some clue
will explain the appearance of these
articles on the wharf.
A white man was on the wharf after
a steamboat landed, Tuesday night.
from a river resort. According to the
police he was in the hands of his
friends. Should such a party have been
left at the wharf and have been miss
ing it is pointed out that a report would
undoubtedly have been made to the
police by this time.
Evening star., 1916-08-31

sylvania and New Jersey be not ad-
mitted to Virginia. Residents of Vir-
ginia- under the foregoing age visiting
in those states will be readmftted to
Virginia, provided. however, that their
parents agree that they submit to two
weeks quarantine.
DR.. Roy X Flanagan. assistant
health commissioner of the state. ad-
dressed the board. as did Dr.. w. NJ:
Smith. president of the state board of
health, of this city.
F. L. Ballenger. chairman Of the
board of supervisors of Fairfax coun-
ty, also president of the health board
of that county. presided. DR.. F. NJ.
Brooke acted as secretary.
The meeting of the board of health
of Alexandria county. to have been held
last night at Alexandria county court
house for the purpose of taking similar
night. owing to the absence OF a quorum.
Drs. Flanagan and Smith appeared at
the courthouse for the purpose of ad-
dressing the board on the subject.
City Council to Organize.
The recently elected city council will
meet at noon tomorrow for the purpose
of organizing. In both branches presi-
dents, vice presidents. clerks and mes
sengers will be chosen.
Mayor Thomas A. Fisher will also be
sworn in for a new term of four years,
which is the length of the terms OF the
eight members of common council ana
four members of the board of aldermen.
representing one-half of the membership
of council, elected last June.
Plans are being made by the Alexan-
dria Gun Club for its fall tournament
which will be given early in October at
the place of G. B. Willis, Duke street
extended.
Participants in this tournament Will
contest for the silver loving cup. which
was won at the spring tournament by o.
B. Willis. In order to become permanent
holder Of the cup a contestant must win
three consecutive times.
Two Excursions Held.
The second excursion this season of
Alexandria Lodge, No. 15S, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks. was given
today to Colonial Beach. Martha Wash
ington Chapter, No. AZ, Order OF Eastern
Star. gave its annual excursion to Mar
shall Hall today
The police are engaged in vigorous
crusade against automobile speeding. Al
most daily arrests are being made. The
minimum fine imposed by Justice Thomp-
son in all such cases, on conviction, is $40.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pollard and their
daughter, Miss Hattie Pollard, accom-
panied by y. S. Greenaway and his
daughter, Miss Coralie Greenaway, have
gone on a motor trip to Pen Mar, Pa.
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NerisnaI' tiIex.

5rr Gusen Giferi, Der aflbss
fonnte 9ersiHsmdnn unb G5rbrsr
allsr beuii6er Yeitrsbuneen. ipurbe
persansensn Donnsriias mad Der Sis
bnns bss 7. Marh Baupsreins bon
ben Dirsttorsn nit ben bersfihiisn
9liidpiiniten iibsrfhiiiist. Gs mar
ibnsn namlia su Cbren s.iommsn,
bab ibr lansjGbriger prdiibsnt ges
burtstas bate. ben SO. Rad Der Sis
buns purbs Sci Giuebe an Der Ulain
Strabe Gintsbr ssbalien uno Der
0eburistas in fOIsnner Weiis gefeis
eri.
Ssrr ) bn Mertt, Der betanns
ie graumeiIter bsr 5ubspobIfdsn
9rausrei, If ptrsangtnsn Gonneritos
ouf iein.r trbif9en pileerreifs am So.
Wlsilenjisiu ansslonei. gr smpfing BIZ
ber8li9ftsn 9liidpiinjhe unb biel.
fd0n. Qnssbinbe BON feinsn SAINT
lienanseborissn unb 5abireidsn
Jrsunbsn.
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Gr.prdiibent 9ait
Iefinirt Bel Der Grofi.
nung Der aonferen5 Der
Srie6enSIiga O beren
2med.

Goibinaton, 3. g.. 26. Wai.
Ger friibere Trdiioeut gaft erfIdrte
am 5reitne IN ieiner 9tcoe BET Der or.
5iinng Der 5,peitaaiaen aonpention
Der 2iaa 5nr Grppinguug bon ,Srie'
ben, bab es nidt bic gIbiidt Der ciga
ici, bent 4rdiioenten @ilion uiifsuior.
bern, boz er Sdritie 5lir @eenoisumg
bes arieges thue.
,g9ir iinS nidlt bier iaeie er, snm
Die aegenipartige Administration niii'
lufcrocrn, Sd]ritte tur &erbeiiiib.
riIna bes 5riebens Su ibinN 9sidlt,
boi, mir nidt bofiten, bob iolde
Sdritte aeiteben, ober 6ab mir nidlt
iraeno Elm anSeiden baB Der sries
Az gnbe fonrrre, nit Sreiiben begrii.
Zen ,piiroen, aber mir glaiiben, onB
Gin aans beitinurlter nnb jfpar be.
arerBter 3ped elmer @eiellidlaii lrie
fieie, ii6 leid)ter sur GiIrbfiibriuns
brinaen laiien ipiro, aIs eill aageuei-
mes Grcgramm i'm Sntereiie Der Sr'
monit1t.1
Serr 1aft iprnh bic Soiinuiia ous,
baf cine @elt. gereinbanmg 5uItanoe
fcmmeft perbe, ireld)e einen ariea in
3nfunit ipeniger ipabrfteinlib
made.
..@ir iinb 3uinmniengefomnen,"
70 flttr er fort, Inn tEisfuiiionen
fiber peritjiebene gorihldse 81 bo'
ren. 1ieie 9oridL1ge iinb cine praf.
'tiife Sppotbeie, ipelde mir beiu gclf
Der Der. Gtaaten 3i,r llntcritiiBinlg
lnterbreiien rnodJien, 10 6af iolds.
bie ms in einer iniernationnlen aon.
ierens pertreteu. tpiiicn, hnt bieafebr'
lett ocs amerifaniidcn 1olfes hintcr
ihnen itebt. Ins lit Der 3rped Der
Gt.@~ ~
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2otal Beridt.
9emtide Tag 0eienfhaft.
Die Sentidle Sasfeier biirfte in bic
fem Sabre i'm 3Oolosiidyen Gar
ten itattfinSen.

Die biesidbrise Jeier beg beiti8en
5ases finbet mDslider Weiie in
3ooIogiiden 9arien ftdtt. Die Gras
se bes Srtes ipurbe in Der gsitrigen
0elegatsniisuns anseIdnitten unS
ipenn bic 9lnseIegenheit aud i9lis5s
LID oem gorftanb iiberIaFen fpuroe.
fhienen bic Delesaten ben 300 aubsrs
prbentlia gu besiinitisen. Gs Iassn
Sffsrtsn BON 3oolosii6en Gjartsn,
BON GbsIter part urb gpnep Jslanb
Dor. 9ebterer @ergniisungsort bat'
te iosar einen @ertrstsr entienbet, Der
in balbitiinbissr Rebe bic 9or5iiss si'
nes glusfluees nu6 Gonep Ssldno
eini6lisbIib elmer WaFerfabrt aus
sinanberfests. Der 0eutf4e Gag piro
am Iebtsn Sumitag i'm Monat I'is
gut beeansen lperben. Sollte jebo6
aus irseno fpel6em 9runbe bieier
Saa ni6t angeber, 10 bat Der gof'
itanb uu6 betrsffs gtitimmung
zines anbereu 5aees freie Sanb.
Die 0eleeatenliBung fanb nnter
8priib bon prdiibent Quguit Cor
bah unb Der prototollfiibruna bon
SefretGr 6. 50. GitIer I'M Seutihen
STUB itatt. @rObs @enustbuuns ses
pdbrte ben 9elssnten bic Wlittbeilurs
BEG prdiibenten, baB es bemTeIben ees
Iuneen pdre, ben Deutfb RDmild'
aatboliI6en Gentralperbanb nit ieis
nen 81 gersinen gum anTtlub an Die
SeutId,e 5as @sieaidaft gu berans
laiIsn. lleberbies bdttsn IA protes
itantiide air6enDeretue ii6 gum Ins
itlub hersit srtlGrt, ipbdb Die 0euts
ithe aaa @eieli6dft balb bon iit
ipirb iogsn iDnnsn, bab lie in Wiris
lt4teit bas gsiammte Ssutittbum
umI6Iiebt.
Der Rbeinldnbsr unb WsitfaIen
llnierii. 9erein melbete Serrn Spuis
Stte gum Selesoten on unb Der
pStammtii6 gaterIanb 6srrn g.
Dsnbiid. gn ben Syeiilid.eiteu Der
9iIfsqeieni8aft am 3. Huni, bss pros
teituntii6en Waifenpereins unb oes
Srlliben Sdngsr6ors om a. Suni. beg
5tdbtcer6unbs am II. Suni unb om
8e5irtsidngerfsit, fpeI6 lebier.s ndhs
fen Sienftag i'm Gbeiisr part iintis
finbet, perben ii9 bic 9elegaten bes
theiliaen unb auf bem Stdbtperbarbs
goltsfsft tpirb elm .isenss 5auptr
quarter belest tuerben.
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maIbe fsdit. 0ie 1bsiInsbmsrinnen
Deriammeln ii6 am 30. Wdi, Woreens
i'm baIb aebn llhr, TN 6eim ber 0ers
einigutg an Der of 8. ctr.
Die 0erien Cottage Der Wsreiniguna
in Gpiportbs 6sisbts iptrb am /. Suli
fir bic saifon sr6ffnst iptrbsn. NlIs
Weitsliebsr, ipelte ibre Gsrien bort 3u
perbrinsen beabiiHtigen, fouten jit
balbm5gliHft rssiitrtren.
Wlit benz eintreten Der ipGrmerelt
Sabres3eit iperbsn bic iiblifen Tonns
tGgliten @efpergoiissbienife In Neg.
fall ionlnen uno Der lsbte WeIpsrgot=
tesbienIt finb<t am Sonntas imJreisn
auf bem Rdienplab Dor Der Meiibeu3
BON frau Robsrt Smith, Ro. 4S15
Winton Roab, I'm bier ilbr Nafmits
tass itatt. Grau John 9. Sbsorer
tpiro cine MnIpra9e balten. a[e. bic
BON Der unteren Stdbt aus iid 5u biss
fem gottssbienit 3u begebtn bedbFdtis
gen, peridmmeln ii4 Inn NierteI Dor
bret llbr Hatmittags I'm 5eim Der
9ereinisung. gei uneiinitiser Witts.
runa ipirb Der goites6ieHit I'm 6eim
Der 8ereinisung absebdlttn.
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saeme Sysilitdr. aonierei,s
Wirb spiTdsn Gjensrul GaOira bon
Suarss unb Gsneral peribins,
BEN gsfsblsbabsr tes CT.
psbitionscorps, fats
finhsn.

ggafbinston, %. Tlaf. genes
raj 5uniicn benadridtiets am Jrtis
toa bds ariessbtpdrttment, baB er
duf grluhen bss @snerlds Gauira,
bes gefsblsbobsrs Der Erupptn Der BE-
fatip Wssisrnng IN Juarta ben @snss
raj qerfbing autorifirte NIT Gapira
5ipeds tusersn 8ufammtnfpirttns Der
merifaniI6en unb dmtrifaniihen
1ruppsn In Der aampugnt gegtn bi.
ganbitsn 5u ionfsriren.
Wldn sldubt, bab General gaDirn
iih fofort nod bsm 5duptquariier
Dtnerl peribinss In Ndmiquipa be.
asbsn pirb. Gr itub GeueraI g}trib.
ing fcitsn bic aonitren5 crrangirt,
su bsr bann General Guuiion isins
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Seaeben nms 1astpm.

= Die @e6Gf)tiiBfeier Ser 6. ".
81. unb bes Gomen Siliseorps piro
morgen @ornittag 12t1 llbr in Der
9rinitp 2utberii6en STRIDE abgebal.
ten iperben.
- Ger 7j1brige Sorrp gi6lers,
BON Ser 2dfapette glpe., gellepue, fiel
pdbreno er om 5luBufer ipieIte, auf
@las6ferben llnO erIitt am glrm eiiIc
tiefe Sd1ittDunSe.
Cos 5iDeiidbrige So6terden ScS
@m. Gnppp oil Ser Goplar lino
S'fSaaon sfnenue in gelleoue, iiel ae.
tern aus benz 5fpeiten Stod Der el.
terIifen gsobrumg dilf bic Strabe,
nobel Die aleine pobrideinli9 cine
@ebirnerid'iitteriing erlitten bat. Ctr
3uItoitD miro ols elm prefdrer be5eif.
net. sralt goppp batte ouf einige Wfo.
mente lire @obnung Derlaiien, nm IN
eirer @rOcern einen Ginfauf au ma
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Die xtrake,s
MiiieH aaniIente in Der StdSt
TerifO issen ipsasn s,erIetnHs
eines militariidsn GrIaTes.

stabt @erifc. 26. wqai. stH
i5rciiag icgtrn 80 aaiiiIeiltc, als
Siraie fir Die gerIesuna oes Gr.
iaiics ser @liiitarbeb6rben. IN pcl'
d,em greiie fir nIle gsnnrrn feiige.
lett wiiroclL bic Straben inib cfient.
liden gldse Der Stnbt. IN eiafr
MaiIenp,rianimluus Der @eidniis'
lciit, luuroen oieie pon BEN miIitdr!'
id,en geietIsbaber informirt. bab oell
aiilitdrbeb0reen innerbnlb BON iiinr
yagen cine Observation-Disclosures aito
ssertbangaIe iammtIidier Hnarenpor.
r1tbe untertreitet peroen niiiien. spi
bic sras listerirsiuns Der islfssitsisH
GreisIiiie trairoen iiini lage Sira'
bcnlebren nnb dlf eiuc 5lueiie Der.
ietima 1oeesitraie bur6 GritieDcn
ieitdeietf.
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Saie.UaH.
3Deites Spiel BON ben
~Rebs" iber bic .gubs"

3Deites Spiel BON BEN
.Rebs" iiber bic .gubs"
geiponHen.
Sn benz ssiirisen spsiien Spiel Der
Serie sipiihen unferen .Rebs1 unb
ben GhieagOsr rGubs" finsirten
S9leuberer 9onen unb Sanger
gBingp als gdtierie fir Cincinnati aes
gen 9sHbrir begin. fyifbsr fir bic @ess
ner. Soneb, Der fih enbli6 In gutter
Jorm befanb, blieb bis gum Gnpe
bes Spiels uuf isinem qoitsn, ndbs
renb bic rGubs" esanuHsen tparsn.
aipei ipeiiere 8omborbiere in ben
Sampf 5u ienbsn. gsibs Reuner u,a6z
ten te neun 1reffer unb einen sJebler.
Gbafe, Der pieberum ipesen Grfrdns
tuns atIiifers i'm lintsn Gelbs, ipislts,
mar infer better s&ldser nit snsi
2refferu - borunter elm stpeibdiieer.
9fuf bsiben Seiteu tpurben js pier
JreipGfie sur eriieH Bale betpi[Iigt.
Der ein3ise auftfGhler i'm Spiel ipurs
be bon bem Gbicagosr Sdleubsrer CUR
8ant gefanot. Winsp gsponn bds
Spiel fir bic .Rees" I'm 7. 9anss nit
einem 3fpeibliissn 2reffsr. SarriIon
ilnb Riegler tparen bic S9iebsrihter.
&eiultat Der sstrisen
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- als bermibt purbs geitsrn Der
poii5si Der 80 Jubre aiie 6uff4mieD
9nrp 9orsenenss,, Der dud inter
bem Qamsn gsrser bsidnni IN, semsls
bet. CT perliet am Mittwoh Worg.n
our iibliten gtunbe ieine Wchnung
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our 4rbeit au bsssbni, IN jebc4 nift
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bab feline anasbDrigsn iibsr ietuer
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lieferungspapierx fiir einen selpiHsn
SduIss Sbum su erIririeu, bsr il9 IN
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SpisIt:
q. @. s. u.

Die goung Womens G6riftian ais
fociation Deranitoltst am beutiseu
Gage etnen Dampfsrausflug. Der
Ddmpfer fdbrt um Spei ll6r Rdhmits
tags pom SUB Der @ine Sirabe ab
uHb tpirb am 4benb 3ur8equemlidfsit
Der Waitglieber, bic am Ra4mittds
ni6t abfommsn fDnnen, 3piiden fed)s
unb iieben llbr 9lbenbs ipieber am Jub
Der @ine Strdbe anluufsn. Sebs5 5beiI-
nebmerin muB iih ibrsn qund mits
brinseH aber aaffss Dirb ioitenfrsi
ferpirt.
Das Mitgliebfdafts picnie Der
Ypung Womens Gbriitian 9fFocintiof
fiubet am 30. Wlai in WsitiDooD In
BEN GERM Sumes Gamble geh0risen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27
Jiir irritntiig
grtldrisn bic aer3is Der gsrsbsibl'
suna ben beg ROrb.s anss'ldss
ten Or. elrtbur 20. gpaitt.
8srielbe lei Elm MOniirum bon lln'
moraIiidi, Dem jsbsr Sinn fir
Rett unb llnr.9i abbanSen
fam.

9ep gort, 26. Wat. Jri.a'
drsis, ipsI4e ON Jrsiiaa BON Refis'
teifianbe bes Or. gribur Barrea
Daiie auf ben 3sussniianb esruisR
ipurben. srildrisn, bab Der iuuss
3abndrjt moraIii9 minbripsritis.
ia Elm .Wonftrum bon llnmoraIitds"
isi. Der nur cine eans peripirrts gors
iieIlung pon Rsdt uno llnrs6t babe.
Raf) Der Usrnsbmuna Der Jrrtn,
drais srildrie bic geribeibisuns, oob
titrmit ibrs Ssiis bes JaIi.s o.s
i6loHsn isi. Die Srr,ndr,is Der ans
tlnee ruerben ON Samiios ouf ben
3eussniiano psrufen ipsron.
Der Gefanssns islbft itisn ~
i3lafen, ipdbreno an bic Srysndrs.e
ldnae 5raesn e.rid)t,i ipurben. b:ren
gsnniiportuna eartbun iollis, bcB
Doiis sur 3sit fsinsr Usrbrsfen irrs
iinnid mar. Die Gsitportnsn ihies
nsn bur9 bic ausiaesn Der qer5ie
etlpas peripirrt eeiporbsn 3u ieiu.
9r. Worris !. aarpas unb Or.
Ia Rob Diefsnborf bs3tugten, oaB
gpaiie moraIiih minbsr,psrtbia III.
uno rtIdrisn. bab lie gu bitftr llsbG.
seuenna geiommtn feitH. obne tiHans
Der ionfultiri gu babtn. Or. Tisisns
borf faets, Der Gsfanssnt foliis flIr
ben gleit isin.s esbsns In cine 5rs
rtnaniiali asbraft iperbtn. or, be.
s;cuae, Tel nab ben llnterrtounasn,
ipsl6e tr nit BEN 9tnastlaatsn ss.
bdbt hafe. iiber5elst, bob bsrislbs rur
Msbisin iiuSirts. I'M su lsrnsn, ipi:
man esnie ltidot aus Der Wal ltdi,
fen iSnns. Wniis bobs psou sin
e'sFiibi fir S6ners nod fir gf1m
nnc i,i jeosr Willtnstruft ptrluIiiJ
asaansen. ,3sIss plaubs ni6l, bab
Matte baa GeipubiIsin g.bat. babe,
bdb Ct iinrsdt ibot.
anacblifler gab.E dwinS.
Ter angetlagt.
gscDgort, 26. @,ni. iirans pon
Ninislsn, Der Tsuiffs, ipslter In
mebreren nngebliden @cmben. gser.
idtporunsen inpcIpirt mar uno iet!
IN engIaub oetinirt 1T, pmrbe an
ssreitag ron Ben gunoes.@robar.
idauoreuen IN sinfIase,iIiiauo perIett
'als g,niiE fir ein @eiud, un feins
auslicierilns nad, 6ieiem 0anbe. On
Der glnflaae lit geIteno aemod,t, Sal,
bon HiutcIen iid) babc IN gerbinSlina
init fer GrlnneiIts zines anrrrifmi.
ifen s'aiies ses getruees iauIbia &C.
,nnht.
@ebt trauriscm 2 1idTaI
entgeoen.
gsew Bort. 26. Wiai. Sanati,,s
p. Z. 9iiHoIn, Der iit5 Iiir einen bcui.
iden Spicn ausaegeben bate inb oej.
icn gInslicierling nod Gfglonb Der.
fiigt tpi,roe iriroe an s5reitaa bon
SrotInno Unrbs Teteftibs o,ae BEN
Napnonb Strabe @efdnouib In
grooflpn on Gorb Des Gonspiers
eGcnnronia@ eebrnft ipeTdxr cln
Garnitag nat giperpooI abiobrsa
.iuiro.