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WOMEN AND LIBRARIES.
ANDREW Bowman Kcpt'Au bu. Gen.
ficmcn From III. Vc,J,,. Roc,.

Seldom IL the spiri, OF tho eIeb,..,,h
century country gentleman more clea rlv
ieVeaieo III its minimizing disregard OF
democracy and IFS conte,npt for woman
'han In an old viii which has been rae.
directed Mt the death OF the propric,or
of an entailed estate.
Nndrew Bowman OF Fife purchased
some landed property IN 1850 and nlso
nuli' up a large library OF tho classic,
and cngrayings
Ills VIII entailed not only the reai a.
'a'e hut the library aNo, His heirs
were forbidden 70 sell or lend tho bool,s
""o' according To u London paper writ
ing or THO death ut the last owner Of tho
PI"perty, the heir ~ bound TO keen n
~s"lt'pIc room for IN" library in hls
nous" and to allow FREQ access 70 4, 20
me ~h"ighhoring gentlemen, there TO road
,''lu study II" ia also bound TO have "a
paNin with water and towel that tho
BOOKS may not lie rolled with unc,e,n
haf"hS, ana women and children are ey.
presslN prohibited from having access TO
Tending. according TO this gentleman
w r". was reter'"d for gentlemen. No
"'r" FARMERS or tenants should have
access to these books. dospits tina fac,
mat their entallmeu, WAS for n ,e,n,.
public purpose. They should be ayaila.
PIE Tor tho gentlemen OF the ne,rhbor.
hood only.
hndrew Bowman may have excluded
children from the library out Of fear
that the boots would be soiled, although
more likely he considered Il mee, for
young people TO sit with folded hands,
but what or the women? They could
ne trusted TO the use OF water ana the
towel so explicitly provided for In the
VIII. Their exclusion had naught to dc
win cleanliness or the preservation OF
me library. Women. according 10 th.
E.'s.Isi or scotch country gentleman
or 170o, had no business with book.
The narrowly Interpreted declsratiou
.WonIan's place ~ ia Tie home" reaU
differently IN ls5O. Then I, YEA,
'Wonisr'A place IS ~ tho kitchen" or
III not N Tho E~itci,ca, IN N, rcw,uu
room OF IN N" tea room-.rywhcre In,
In the library.
The making Of n VIII -ucn az tina. ~
Andrew BOwinan's tn this day In the
city OF Dea Molres would render IL an
easy matter for DIS Inherited relatives
70 have the testament o~vSr'hrown on,
~" ground of mental incaptc,ty, even
overlooking tho feature that the ental
ment ~ ~ estate "a illnsn, ~ tho United
state.
provision excluding women from ,
library and providing ;ho, y shall hc
tva'inblo ONLY for "nolcljrt.u g gentle
meh' t. so foreign ,n .. at ,ny
that Il f. di'ilculi e. r'.. D. truv +,
could ever have r,ii, rl", .t,r.l Of -
gensratlor Vet. accord u- 30 tine no.
M"ite" Register. Andrew Bowman wa
NOV al isolated iu'sogyiIist. He typinrd
~" 49, Jude ~ his day toward the u.r-
'"l capabilities uf vrma'. aud her .u.cl-
lccturl privilege.
The sun., 1916-10-01
POEMS WORTH READING.
Atonement.

II IL not chaos. this wild. whirilng war
That plunges nations into seas Of blood:
The crimson maelstrom Ia mans pensncs
for esq.,.
An evil fruit he nourished in the bud.
lie kncit to kings. ana kissed Tn. royal
hands
That clutchsd the riches his grim toll
had won
From wandering waters and from FAR nuns
lands.
For kings he sailed the seas that seek
the sun.
God makes the monarch ana the slaves
he owns"
The abicct ns the ages nsd;
"They do His will who cit upon Ills thronss;
who dien for king In Of the honored
dead"
Thus came n war a king OF kings decreed.
And millions persisted for an ancient lie;
But through rod strife IL mans strange
spirit freed.
And chains are ioossd because our saw
Tors die.
EpwAnD s. VAN zm,.
The sun., 1916-10-01
City and County.
PROM the Ssudvk, ONO, Advocate

rhi. Ia the weather. old boy!
All the corn helds shout
In a riotous l'lt Of jocund Joy
To the %pumpkins snugsled about
Tho pumpkins echo the thrill.
AZ !oliins there below,
when the soft sweet rain sweeps Ger the
hill
You can almost see them grow
THIS 4. the weather to charm.
To rip~n plum and pear.
tai eNrrv orchard on every farm
Il rIo'ing everywhere.
New York sUS.
what you are hearing, Old scout,
Grinding out stun like this.
!. not the sound Of the corn helds shout
Nor tho pumpkin. echo'ng bliss.
when corn 10 growing, Its SOUND
Is a. ken and soft and low.
Not a glance on tho pumpkins snpsslsi
around
Does the busy corn bestow.
But after the stage when ia sN'.
Thrn YOU may hear tho corn;
For n i!puid portion Of corn tuice vi,
Make, a. You know. = horn
The sun., 1916-10-01

Of less a~ristocratic associates. To alb
brevlate n long and far from dull
story. they got through those terrible
years-the escape from the guillotine
Of Nine. de Sabran's daughter, Del
phine de Custine. In one OF the hest
tales of the Terror-and we're married
al last, in June. 1897. The Chevalier
died in January. 1916. only a few days
before Waterloo. On his grave In
-Chaise they engraved the
words that were almost the last he
spoke: Mes amis, croycz que je
dors!" His wife died In February,
1927. She composed for herself this
cpitaph:
A la I'm. Je suis dams lie port.
Out tut dc tout temps NOR envie.
Car ravnis besoin dc la mort
Pour me reposer de Ia vie.
Mrs. Webster depicts with fine skill
the contrast between the new. arti-
fetal nobility and the old artstocracy.
Her book is n model for those who
undertake TO set in order the stories
told h%aphazard in old manuscripts.
FOR II is authentic without pretcntious-
ness and entertaining without the
vices and devices Of sensationaiism.
The sun., 1916-10-01
into Yale, thsss are the essential facts

"
INTO huio, tnoSo ur0 tno eSsentihl taCts.
inv s.uIl o. 'ho oook ~ sucn as DOS
~ "o.n' na,e "aaue "'oul ~ u.
cohnson III We nrs' hiteen Se"rs,n
no nau ''Ieu II. anu ~Sul1'os'ls 'ne
.Ieat bear 10 nave mao q poyhooo
Iu,i o. ureams ana pranRs aho I'M
as,leo ao.eh'ures'
10 ihus'rate VIVA. 'he DOOR nus 'or
sroWh"ps VINO Know S'euinah :
poetry we may refer &c the chap,er
ra'led .ifar'ahd Rouse. rom ahu En
tfarIaho lVed III a org pooK n''eu
mouse on sentry Hill IL was an ora
nome punt carry III the eighteont'
century by henry Hariand' who came
from England ana made clocks me
finest CLOCKS In the Colonies
Tom H"riand' Edmund's playmate. matr'''
anu h.u u son, MON he name" iicniF,
~, , ,u"" u"sn na,
sath.r ana .nrour,v.G h,.r ~ wr,,c 10
wro.. .Urey Roses" as II wa. Wr,t,en,"
'rh. CARDINAL. snur Box and many other
stories. and would have done still better
work y 'he' dread disease which turks
spid"rlke IN ancestral mans hnd not caught
nm IN us wen on tue 'n'es"oa Z" MS
we remember ION hafiand III one
OF MT, Stedtnans poems II inc me
rom HaFiand' nave you any money"
we suppose ~ must DC IN one OF inc
roiiickins DIS OF verse tnat com
mehorate the Gays OF f1ans' was IL
"rhe baiiad OF Lager beer'f IL may
De und,gnined' ~ II 10 the most a
urai 'hlng IN M worio for people 10
% curious 0 the persons and
The sun., 1916-10-01
CdstSred.

within III. convent garden, pale ana AL,
The stately lilies blow Q fragrant PRAYER
Tho rosss dream. and through the broken
The honey suckl. grests the golden air,
50, In the hidden garden OF the heart,
Sheltered from, all the world. sweet Fan
Cies grow.
And fair Ideals. ana dreams that SGT apart
Dear little shr'nes that 1uist hours may
yct. now ana then, a. through the crum
bling stakes
dole
some splendid deed the ssorst barrier
breaks
Ana watts the clustered fra grancs ..
the soul,
cu.sIorrs 1scxn
The sun., 1916-10-01
The Glory That wss GREECE.

The Glory That wss Greecs.
Apeiies' facsisss dye..
The fauitisss Phidian friez..
And the swift winged words
OF blind Meonides:
The Marathonian msads
Smooth sioping 10 the sea;
The wave Of eaiamis.
C1iffs Of rhsrmopyis;
This vsYitiss Of life
In IEschyius' tragic theme;
What crave browsd Plato taugh.
In groves OF Acadsme:
Vaior ana learning. art
mot pale Athenian psacsD
In these for Us abide
The glory that was Grseos't
CLINTON SCOTLAND
The sun., 1916-10-01

II We count the wealth Of North Amer
lea and South America az It seems to-
day we find. says the Populor Science
Monthly. that the discovery OF America
by~ christopher Columbus has been worth
TO the world 50. 900. OOO, 600 n dav from
the time no sailed from Falos In August.
1892. down to the present time, Like
wise the man who discovered the way ot
drawing tungsten wire gave s30O. 600, 900
worth OF light yearly,
The sun., 1916-10-01
SOME NEW BOOKS.
General Grants Chief Of star.

Tln.. ,.r,,a yb, T,,o 20 .Joh.
fon"". ,-ho Ne,io p~nhl,sh,rv conn.
Ean'" r yo-t, 20 In .hnw,ng clearly
'a', n,ts,ak,hiv tho snir,, -, ,,evn-
no nnard,css NJ ali nerson,, cons,d-
on ,ha, aroa Tho men vhn on.
Fa.,' g. ,ha nrs, wars NJ rho c,vi,
'f' rna amni,ious yorrg ma.
var ,.u"or earor IN mako hi. v,av
1os nrosossinp ara In ,o,i,,,s n
. p~onncrat who had taken an
'v.s ,ar, e., tho r,mnoirp ayains,
nv ro,,iv married ,rd with
bsu. nroyi,e for. whop no boor,I
h .,o Dag nad bcen ared nm M
.S,,or dronned every though, az .e,f
sum" arr,;noa N syb, ,,r Nc co,r.
$40 w. ,h,s ho d,a 10 ,ha,,-
~, ~. Ala chen ana a.. .raa,ar
'anu 40 surs IN A., whcnoror ,,,.
'un ar,sc. In hi. caso Cav WI
.I".uro. y,,,,A,v ON. snir,, ,h,,
'h .,s eovsr n, Nor,rorn r,orN
iolm ~. msr vhs rvshcd o. ,he ,ron,
wv er., coiI ~ dutv
sA-,,. no. born pcar c,,ena n,
S.. ia, m 800 AZ arc when the
aua s.or. n,t IA NJ. The .on az a
s,..s .,or..r Ssrrrsr an. ~ ,sr,.
sanu 80 haA % ,,orr hsrd ~ s,o,,,rs
'em -snasn,.r s~Arcst,on 1,i. is.sI
~: Nr,,,.A .na a.. -,rr.ru-
a ~~co,r,. "a. III. ds.,r. 20 got
~. wo,,a IN. rro,,ahI,, sr.otsr
=, ,sa, NJ ma advanced In h,s
1Hu ,on n. S.A msds hi. ,narh an
~s.r,mvr,,y ana N tbn ro,,,ic. of
:" 80. .nn.a6 .,.-, -nrnsnac, Gov
sS.. S,.,,n-,,.h. a. o,h., yi,,-
1872. 80 .eSs.,.rs ". haa he
W. 800. 80. ~ "a a.,.ai,n ~.
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pscu n. 80 70. s,,sn.,hsnad 20 nnt
1880. a. 80 ~. ~ .~,.ri.,no.
n.m,I,, naa 1905 ,hro,,.h an .c.
% -. ..s.I. yy,h.r
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m"d,ru ~ .,aS, .So 80 49,
ano ao'''!' -
uose'ner anu W." "'" }" '
ate. "ne. 4.
ihere we'e p'e,.y o.'
'uiena anu US u's,,e.' u oH. .e
man WIN '"e nno"..ueo
lni' .hehn ~ w. M" - ~,
,ne ,orine, amy o"'.e.
TA"ih'e ,sno ~ - -.
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''.n .oiHp""y "aa
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The sun., 1916-10-01

street and Cranddauch'c- ~ \l1orua,
r. ydcil.
How recently were women " England
used In coal mines 20 draw tho nrc car.
sometimes being hitchcd 80 tho cars ami
having 70 proceed on their bands ard
knees through low passages ARUi
TIL employment ~ women under.
ground was ,ror'ri'od by Mo mircs p-,
~ 1879
Who was the wuula1 executed Inv ne
French as a spy IN tho present war"
A German statement printed October
-, 1918, said that mo French had c>
"cuted Marguerite Schmidt ia March
1915. at Nancy and ottNlc Moss IN Ma
1915. ~ s'rrreS.
Kindly let me know which 90 .he cor
rect form, "Mr, John Smith" or "1oNr
Smith. ESQ" and y there 10 any dis
tinction what q - f. - r..
There IL no distinction In American
usage. In England Il vas 'orrlcr'v Tho
case that tho writer addressed tradesfolk
with Mr. and gentry with Enulrc
Willy lid Washington ccusor rhc wi-e.
less and not the cables" Ar -.
Because tine wireless oou'l hc used 10
li-ect the movements ~ na"a, vrss.,s.
while the cables could ro'.
Did Eourkc Cochran evc~ teach school
IN Wcstchcstcr county. y, W + 7. V.
Yes, IIc was 'or a time principal %
The punlio school a. ~Tucilhoe, West
chester county.
When dld Enrico Caruso make r'-
first appearance In New York" ". 6
On November %, 1903, at tho Metro
poi,tan Opcra House. SINGING the pnkr
In "R!solett"."
What is the rational debt OF Canada"
w, H. Al
on March 81. 1914. II was :5AI.-
Se,,sSo; assets, s20s, 3a,.5lN net debt.
s3s5 .oss, $50.
who has the more power 'n gt-,Ir-
mental matters. III. Presldrr' e tho
United States or the Eiie ~ I.ug,l0d'
w, II IT,
The P~rcs'dcn, ~ tho rn'trl States.
The sun., 1916-10-01

who has the more power 'r g,rcIr-
mental matters. tn. Presidrr' e tho
United States or the ElIc ~ l;bg,lnd'
W. II II,
The President ~ tho In,,"l States.
The sun., 1916-10-01

What was the nativ''v .. the parents
Of Admiral sir John Arbuthnot Fisher
- the british ravy" W. " ".
English. apparently lie Ms NO son
OF Capt. William Fisher ~ tic seventy
eighth WyN'audcrs and SopN,a lamb,
daughter Of 4. Lamb. % Now E,,,,j
street and Cranddauch'cr ~ Nlderma,
r cydcil.
The sun., 1916-10-01

w, II. AZ
on March 81. 1914. It was :5AI,-
assets, s20s. 1ai5lN net, debt.
oes $50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-11
We Want is One Dolla,

Of enjoyment Xmas day and every day the years
It's absolutely impossible for you dollar anywhere
and for such value offering Don't fail
this week. We have u.s ~ left and they CO. So
come now and be one Of the 80 lucky ones
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
REGENT : VI

No. lHt3'.
state Of Sew M,NIcu. 900 the District
Court. Bcrualillo County. Second
judicial District
Martha T. H.rt Pl4Iuun
IS.
Albuquerque Abstract Company, De
fcudlut
Notice b. hereby given that the uu-
dorslpncd as receiver OF the property
chatteis. assets and effects of the Al
hulucrquo Abstract company. a cot
porntiou ana the defendant above
named will one for sale and vii sen
to the highest bidder for cash an OF
the property. chat,'l.. assets ana ci-
ircts Of said company cou-ist,u- 90.
Table
pak Double H~ookkccper Desk
! Iarr. Moslor Safe
..ou Top DESK
paper cutter
Lctfrr Press
Spool case
u.l N,nus
M,Clutock Files and Abs,rao,
Gu,ss
N..cr..tueuu pruce Supplie-.
NuH. chains etc
~ .b- n'tr, Of tb. said receiver. 1T
~u.'n SECOND street 100 tho City OF A.-
Nu.u,tI4r Sew N,Nl.u ou Tuesday
20. .. I.. uf J'ru1it. y. o. l'l,.
rnu alr uf. Iu .g.o,k BE- 200. nt said
... ..tt... tho amer
r., ssh. e>n'u.' sl,0 prop
.,. r. .r.. ..., uur a-'r-
Dated NI.H.,. Zoo .,. Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-20
RICKETTS, Livestock
Letter

kaus.s city Sto.h Yards. B,.
All KIND of cattle sold higher ii-i
week. except hoico Co prime steer
winch showed som. venkn,-, prlr,
are stopiy t. firm today. market a.-
tI.,. rc. ,ip,s. 10000 Hogs sold -trur-
TO b tents higher receipts 1880. top.
50 % sam" ls toy N Chicago today
sheep and lambs sold to to J. cents
lower, top lambs. 81 a..
tccf Cattle.
The best steers here toul, so'l ~
{lh.lu To- st0s The specialize have
an been matkotsl. prices in the lbst
two weeks sti % to- tlg highest ever
pad for Christmas ,at'l" here shot
fed cattle are holding up firm. ut
3 $50 4" &1u.5o. and medium to com
non -t"rrs sell ~ So g., a. s,..r. Forty
cars ct Culorn h. and titan cattle arc
on 'h. i'ld for tomorrow market
Gamers and uommou COWS s,l b,gHor
relatively than ,ut other cattle ~
Co. g.. 81. wodiIm cow So &. s.,
good O.. .uu..o COWS. S,' to- g. 10 r.v
nNu'. that uuli. mostly .t q. veal
~iochr,~ and Feeder.
Nor" cog COZ, irn -'.. 90. rrI
f|o'ior- f.aHt th"n f.r tnr,, u...
auj f.,r. - ample outlet f.r .t.... t
trIu ir. 's. SOD cents %, d.I.,. l.,..
;vn w.e' .ao Demand t's i., .I
We Boo. rH ar.H. u.-n, f..f.r
co.re r'.ue .u' no . p. $780, t.n
iv,.,r. .. H. .. t.,I..
50 200 8, 'u.t ..V uI hD.,t
90 I.'r. n.. ..v
DO, .....I .' .F f.
ara M Nn r.l. Dr.
I't H =. .. ".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-20

,rr,. me UsIt f. r,.y,t any and old hide ~
tered ar ,Aii ,GIr Pn,s i0n under ,HH.
tr,sf, n sale Dor ne Hh.,a dg.0rhrd '-..fa
Vii boz given within thIrff days from d.tr ~
sale
wines, ms hand aud r1e oficisl seal I'd
tho hfatr I.sud offIc, fhIs Irth dav u D.,
C.nler A D lslt
EOHr o. ERWIN
,Huu -U NJ IH.. hand.
slatc VI ArN MrA 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-12-20

Evening Ha-~d. Albuquerque 81 -.
, T.. 'I..i, j.. !. g. .0.
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los tEGi-t.I.- HOTEL. AND ur
|.... I.t'H,r'.. .I' south Third.
FOR RENT -Fu-u arn roow. .or
Young ladies. VIII or without
board 3l1 South Third street
For RENT Two uIcr.y f1rnisha
room frr '.h' nHU-.r,ou. rF SD.
90, EHr'G second street,
vpr REST ..'r,' .rfr'H..n
g ur g. rooms .H.f' .'",p.rr uur..
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PERSON Al

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and stove repairing W y. con.
phone 56s.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-07
Wenis Nead)tans
S9entt man in Seutf9fanb Der grs
orteruns Der ensIiTdsn rS4pars
sen elite" in ben @ereinisten
Staaten.
Wian baft bieie grresung alssmsin
fiir 1einsn Gturm I'M 1bees
tefel".

Berlin, 6. 2lusuit, iibsr 2onbon.
Soipeit bat bic er0rteruns Der DON
England per0ffsniIidten yG6nar3en
9iitsA amerttanif9er syirm.n in BEN
gereinisten Staaten bisr bsrSIi6 ir.s
mig Sntereffe berporgerufen. Tan
siebt tpObl bic Sbatiaden ni6t in
6rase, iii iebo9 Der anii4.. Bag ss
iid mir I'm .einen Sturm TN 1bee,
fefiel" 6dnbelt.
Die Webraabl Der 3eitunsen mibt
Der angeblihen erresuns, bic in ben
gereinisien Staaten iiber bic G4per-
&c aiite berriden foI, teinerlsi gepsus
tuns Bel, aber bic ~poit1 tuarnt ibre
eder baDor. iib Der 6offnun3 sinsus
ssbsn. bic Broteite sesen bic .SHipars
se elite" piirben bic Regierung Der
Daeinisten Staaten psranlaiTen, in
irseHbmel4er Weife DON ibrsr @ori;,hs
fiir englaub ab5utpei4en.
Sn pielsn bieiisen areii.n bsrrIdt
cine se,pife genustbuuns bariiber,
bab bic 9ereinisien Staaisn bic
i4tpere Sanb DON gnslanbs aontrolIe
Der Weere gu fpiirsn betommsn. aber
ss ipirb gu sleider 3eit barauf binses
piefea, bab bic Gage fi9 melt idlimr
mer seiialten muB. ebe WlIGtnsion
berart seseu England porsebcn Surfs
ie, bab bisfes sur grienntnib b.r
1hatfa6e tommt, baB ameritaniIds
Idnide unDrsiislide gsadtung iins
ben miifen.
Mie iibli9 entbalten i9 bic ants
Iiacn unb balbamtliaen qresorsan.
jsbipsben aommsntars ii6er bi. anas,
legenheit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-07

front bes GeIbmari9uIIs DON 9ins
benburg:
Siibli9 bon 3arec3e (am Stotboo)
bat Der Geinb bic Gisluns, bic e-
nod tnne batte, serdumt. Geins Ge,
senansriffe wurben a6sepieien. Bier
Sffi5isre un6 300 Manni4aften
tDurben ssfunsen senommsn umb fiini
electromagnetic ipurben erbsutst.
Sn Der gaG9e unb norbiDeitli9 bon
3aIpe5e baben bic RuFen Oas iDsitlids
llfer bes 5lnfes Seretb eroberi.
admpffront bss Grabsr3Oss starl:
@orpoitnsefs4te fanben oOr Der
Grmee beg Generals Grafen bon
gotbmer fatt. llnfere Grfol8e in ben
aarpatkn habsn an llrhfans suses
nommen.
9altan arisgsffauplas. gs 1T
nidts au beriften."
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3cutid,glmerifaniider Staatsfouuent
bon Genninluanien
(spe8iaIbepeft6e Des -einrlnnatier gorsbIait-.p y

(SpcSiaIbepei6e oes ~giHdrnntier gorsbIait-.f
Grie, Ba, 6. glugltit. Der II.
Staatsfnrbelrt 6es Geltidnnerifant-
iben @entralblut6es non Be1tniDI0a-
lrien fam 1eltte nit einem Don benz
Prdiioenten Sobn sc. gaatter altsge.
6ra6ten Sod atf bic 9eretnigrng.
ouf 6elttfd)e 2iebe uno Greue itno NIT
0etn Selo6rtiB 5ltu glbiAlub, baB ie.
bes Wfit9IieS aQes tblu tperbe, tpas in
ieiner y6aAt Itebe, 1ur BET Der @abl
8iIiou, ben englti6er 9Bcfonig Dec
gereintgten ttStaGten", 55 i6lagen-
9lls rlatbite &ouoentIta6t tp,tr6e Seems
cattle gepG6It. Die 8eGnterapabl er4
CAB foIgen6es 0teiultat: S. g. 9laper,
GbiIaSelpbta BraIL6ert; gtetn6nrt
-ltdrih 9iHshtrG eiter gt8eprGit-
bent; sSrattf s. @e9rlein, erie, 8tpet.
ter 8BeprdItbctt; gl.6olpb EiHur,
BbtlGOelpbia, Sefretdr; 81. 'Serrarur
g8c0er, YDila6elpbia, sStnau5ISefre-
tar; ino @nttlob 9amuler, 9bilaocb
pBia, Sfasmeiiter.
@s muroe beidloiicr. fir @infit6a
rung oes 6eitti6en 2uriulttterriftS 1T
6ell 0ffetttLtd)et Gfnlen ett5lttreter,
5ie 0eltti6e BreiIe 5u llrrterltiiten, bic
@riulOlrng BON Sillber60rer 81 f6r.
bern, cine @ereiutgaing aQer liberaf-
geiilmten @ereirtglutger gum S6ufc
SET periorli6en 6retbeit an5llbabnen.
fir glnIfnffung Der ,@eififte 0e5
anerifanild)er 9eittiftbuuts" mte tic
in BEN g9erfelt BON grof. 9. SaitIr
lu1o 9tltSolpD Gronait 'nieoergelegt lit,
icitens Dee offentlif)en @ibltot6efelt
5u icrger, oeutidpbiitorii9e @eieQ-
idaftcn ooer Stubs in berr 3tpeigert
81 etdbliren, fitr @tltfitbntrg belttit.
freutoli6er ,ltrtite6 Gtates StitorD"
ron @ourne uno 9errtrr m ben Stll.
len Su iorger, Die Serarson6e elmer
oelttitfreltn6lihcu 8eititrift in Der
amerifaniIden Gprade alt errpfeblen,
Der gtationolbun6- -ggefutibe Die 9ic.
3crGern1sgabe Der eingegangcuelt
.N2ittbeilungcrr~ t1abe 3u leger, Die m
Ser 4otrferen5 IN Chicago gefaBten
gei6IiiiIe Gltt5rbeiben ino allen ben.
jcni1er, tpeIfe iih mn ben gFltno ltnb
aonoent oerbiert gen1aft botten, berj.
Iiden 0urrf ait85ltipred,ert- GEM be.
lpdbrten @orfGntpfer oes 0elttif-
tEntms inS ghreitprditoerter oes
Gentralbunoes, Or. Seramer, tpltroer
6er5lide GjriiBe iiberiotot.
Gle beroorragerofte Tbat Der Sd-
qung bes Gentrdlhmbes dber mar Die
9lr1rnbnte Der bon bern &onrrrittee fiir
@eIdlIiiiic, 8oriiter George Seibel,
gtttsbltrg, oerfoBter Trin5ipien-@r-
flGrlmg, pel6e init &ed,t ais cine Der
bcbelttenSiten Gelrfifriften IN Der &c.
idyidte bes onerifalrii6er Gelttid)~
| tflturS beaeidnet miroe.
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Gnersii1
geben bic besti4sn gsb6rben sssen
ariesstpu9er jssIi9sr 9irt Dor.
geiddfte elmer Der sr0tten Stnitts
tnanrenfirmsn ssittloiien, neil elm
profit BON 200 groSsnt Be-
re9nst ipprSsr pnr.

Sm Saaa 6. 2lusuit. ria Cons
bon. - aaut bier aus Berlin einee>
troffenen Ha6ri5teu ilHb unter bem
neiien ipirtbfdaftliten Snitem bic
Observation-Disclosures gang beoeus
ienb permebrt porbsn. Cine Der
ipibtieiten unb iiiHgiten berartisen
Ginri9tungsn 1T cine GommiiIion,
pcn beren Mitslieberu 9eiddftsIeute
ae8ipungen iperben t6nnen lire Biz
der. @sI6dfispapisrs, griefi&aften
uip. rpr5ulegen, pG6renb bic aomz
iniiIson aud, bas 9ietht bat Maarens
lager unb geiddftsbduisr 5u inipisis
ren nm iih gang genau iiber ben 9es
Ihiftsbstrieb gu informiren. Hatiira
li9 pirb ieitens Der 8omnliffion iiber
ibre grbebunsen unb llnterfuhunsen
bas itrsnsite StiIITdpsisen beobdhtet.
syener 1T in Berlin Elm rRriesss
ipuhsr Mmt3 einsefii5ri ipornen, bas
untcezhs EbsxauftH$ hsA -{ln{iafje
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Jn 1ramtreiH
ST nunmebr aud bic ySdmar3e ais
iie4 Der ameriianifdben Jirmea
per0ffentliat porbsn.

pa ris. 6. afusuii. Das rSournal
OffirieI1 per5ffentli9te am Sonntag
bic Ramen Der amsrisansr uno ames
ritonifhen Syirmsn. bic auf bic
sSdparse 2iite4 ssiest iuOrtsn iinS
unb NIT benen 5dnbel au trsiben ben
Srar5ofen perboten III. Die qiiit,
pelde bic Drummer IL trGgt, fiimms,
iotDeit Mmeriianer unb dmeriloniIde
Girmen in 9etraGt tommen, senai
nit Der iiberein. bic am 1S. Suli In
9onbou per0ffenilidt iporben mar.
Die polIitanbiss 2ifte, ipsIae syirs
men unb qerfonsn in lfriia, Siib.
amerita, Sapan, ben pbilIippinen,
Ruba. Ddnemars. Spanisn. @riebens
lamb. Sonanb. gipripesen unb S4fps.
ben auffiibrt. NIT bcnen frarrs5fIfg
giirser teine Gef1dftsDerbinbunss
unterbaIien biirfsn, umfabi "a Druid.
ipuIten.
IN Der Spite Der 2tiie itsbt EN-.
Rctis bss aommittess fiir g,i9rans
tins bes SanbeIs NIT Dem Jeinbe. IN
fptlder btmerft ipirb. bdB bic 2ifte
inDOIIitdnbis 1T unb bic Sbatidas.
bab cine Ttrma ober cine A,sriOn nidt
lnshsrisr6s asisd iiaft ivizA n isiBsS