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CHAPTER xvt-Continued.

Gerry still waited. It was terrible
"Geree! Gereer' He leaped up
and pounded on the door but nobody
came. Yesterday they had all been
servile to him; today he was nothing.
He shouted, 'I am here. I shall al
ways be here" She did not call again.
He paced up and down the veranda
saying to himself, "a little roll of blue
ribbon-a little roll of blue ribbon?'
He stumbled on the saddle that Lieber
had sent him. 1t held his eye. He
picked up the bride and ran down to
the pasture. He caught the oldest and
gentlest of the horses. opened a gap
In the fence and led him out Then
he called Bonifacio. Listen" he said.
you must take the fattest of the
steers-the red one with the blazed
face-you must drive him into town
aud sell him."
The darky demurred. ''It is too late
for market, master"
1T does not matter You must do
as l say" said Gerry angrily. You
must sell the steer. If you cannot
sell him you must give him for blue
ribbon. Do you understand? You
must bring back blue ribbon for yonr
mistress. She says you must have d
little roll of blue ribbon
Hours passed and Bonifacio re-
turned. He laid little package and
some money beside his master. He un-
saddled the old horse and turned him
iuto the pasture; then he came back.
sat down at Gerry's feet and slept.
Gerry looked with wonder on his nod
ding head. Then the door opened and
Dona Maria came bustling out. Come
in she cried: thou art the father Of
man child
Gerry went in and knelt beside the
bed. Margarita looked at him and
smiled family, proudly He laid the
little roll Of blue ribbon in her weak
hand She turned her head slowly
and looked down. She saw the CLINT
of blue and understood. She turned
her eyes, swimming black pools in Il
white, drawn face to Gerry. To sac
rifice she added alteration
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-03-17
ehtapteefxM;S; ~;

The calm which had settled on AiiX'
life puzzled her. She wondered if she
was beginning TO miss Gerry less. She
was still debating the point when Col
iingeford arrived in the city. Upon
arrival he called on Mrs. J. Y. and
then on Nance and then, of course, on
AliX. As she came into the room be
felt a strange futtering in his throat,
1t stopped his words of greeting. He
suffered and stared. He had never
felt so glad at the sight of any one.
What are you looking so dismayed
about?" cried Alix with smile and
holding out her hand. Has short
year changed me so much: Am I so
thin or SO fat?"
CoIlingeford recovered himself. ''Nei-
ther too thin nor too fat. 1t is per-
fection, not imperfection. that dis
mays man. You cali it short year?''
he added graveiy. It's been an eter-
hity--not a year
But Alix was not to be diverted
from her tone of badinage. She looked
him over critically. Well she said,
Il congratulate you. didn't know be-
fore that bronze could bronze. What
a lot OF health you carry about with
you"
Collingeford smiled Glen said
looked as though had been living on
babies"
They sat and stared ut each other.
Each found the other good 10 look up
on Seen alone. Collingeford' tall.
tense figure or the fragile quality OF
AIix' pale beauty, would have seemed
hard to match. Seen together. they
we're wonderfully in tone. AHx grew
grave under inspection, Collingsford
nervous. There is no newsE" he
asked.
None said Aiix and far-away
look came into her eyes as il her mind
were off. thousands of miles, intent
on a search of its own.
ColIingeford broke the spell. He
jumped up and said he had come for
lust one thing-to take her out for Il
walk. II WAS one OF those nippy ear
" winter afternoons cut out to ft a
NaiE A!ix must put OF her things.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-03-17

There is a pale. Behind IT lies Red
Hill. Do you know / haven't been to
the Hill for three years? Behind it
lies Nance, the faithfullest, most trust
ing foster-sister waster ever had.
And now you. You lie behind 1t and
toy with my soul through the bars"
AliX sprang to her feet and laid
strong, nervous hands on~Alan's shoul-
ders. She shook him and turned him
so that he faced the light Alan did
not laugh. There was fire in Alix'
eyes You little thing" she said
tensely, mot to see that the bars are
down"
He turned under her hands and she
let him go. He stood looking out of
the window at the bare trees. Alix
watched him. "Alan, you can come to
the Hill tonight. They-we-are all
going to be together here. It's Clem's
birthday. II you can feel the pale,
that's enough for me- l want you to
be with US"
"Alix, believe me or not, it's be-
cause feel the pale that won't come.
If there's a ship sailing for the ends
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-03-17
Add to Nations Wealth.

Connected with the coke industry
was the completion, during the last
summer, of number of large plants
for the recovery of benzol from by
product coke oven gas. This gives
the United States it's first output of
this material, so important as raw
material in the manufacture of high
explosives and chemical dyes,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-03-17
soIes for the Bedroom sfippers,

Use old felt hats for crocheted slip
per soles. Cut two or three pieces the
size of the slipper; quilt these to-
gether by machine, stitch shoe lace
around the edge and sew your upper to
this lace; this will outwear any other
sole and costs nothing but few min
utes' work. l always use them ON my
children's morning slippers and they
are still better if a piece of kid from
an old shoe is put on the outside of the
felt and stitched with the rest.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-03-17
Looking Ahead.

To repair the wastage of war a
proposal has been made by we'll
known German physician that the I'M
perial government should organize an
official matrimonial agency after the
war He declares that the surviving
young men will have to work very
hard and will have little time to at
tend those society functions at which
eligible brides are usually met He
therefore suggests that the state
should perform the duties Of matri-
mopiaI hrohar. not only introducing
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-03-17
At ast . Pocket.

A dainty little nightgown in empire
style, all frilled and hand embroidered
has tiny pocket just big enough to
hold handkerchief. A scrap of rib
bon runs through eyelets and gathers
it up and at the top corner is little
silk rosebud.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-03-17
FORCES THAT ARE ETERNAL

self-sufficient- Your plans and aspira-
tions may be all you need now, but the
time may come when you will under
stand that it is this thing called love
which keeps woman's face soft and
her heart young.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-03-17

for outdoor wear. They are made In
black and of dark colors but often
lined with shades Of rose, yellow,
green, or with gay striped silks, Oc>
casionally small garment, which is
partly bodice and partly cape, made OF
silk tops dress like It in color.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-03-17
Grouchy Chap.

DO you think any of the girls WIN
really propose this year,"
"I don't know. But if they do hope
the men won't giggle and whisper it
around. as some OF the girls do"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-03-17
Separate Short Silk Coats.

Jackets of taffeta, faille satin or lace
worn with summer frocks of exceed
ingly sheer material, are to popularize
style which last season was merely
tolerated.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-03-17
TO YOU WOMEN

TO YOU WOMEN
Suppose your husband desert
ed you because you played a
rather dangerous prank on him
danger of family dishonor? Sup
pose, after he had been gone
two years. another man came
along and laid his love at your
feet7 Would you do right In en-
couraging him? Should you
wait longer for the husband?
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-03-17

conducting an educational campaign
In favor of early marriages.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-03
sine tarfiidlc &Inme.

Cine Blumt, bic i'm 16. Sdhrbuns
BERT aus Der 3iriei nad 6ouano
nnO DeutI6lanO pom gagOao iibsr
onIiantinopsl gepoHoslt 1T uno iia
bort eingebiirgert bat, III Die 6nas
sintbe; man e~r5ielte 5peis unp Oreis
fad gffiinte 6Da5iHtbsn Don groBz
artiger 9radt. uno fit eiR3tlne be-
Ionbers feltene Gtiitt Der tiirtiinen
Dunoerblume .pur0sn dnfangs in
6ollan0 greiie bis gu 5000 9ulOeu
gssahlt. Die quot Der 5ba5intbe
geoie6 aun auf 8erlintr 8ooen. no
ITO Die erIte beoeutenOt 5pa5intbens
lus tsqung peranItalttt uno oaourf
bic 8tume in Mope ssbradt tuurosi
i'm gar3er 5pd3intbenfIOr sutitano IN
Der banad benaHnten 9lumeniiraBg
lnS in Der aommanDanteaTiraBe
7or BEN SnIsiiTfen Ere puroen
1uf sinem "a MorgeH umfafenoen
9laB Il. a. Az Wilioum 6Da3iHs
lien gs3pgen. 9ti Dtn Jrou8oIen
5iirgerie iid as grottii gtgsn bas
Qeilden, oas dls Sinnbilo Der Nm
Danger gonnpartes colt, unter Den
8%onr6onsu bic ellie Elm, ndbrtub biz
Gnb1ngtr Ser. fran36Fidsn RsOoIus
ton Is nit Der Nelte hielttn. Rir.
3snos lit nod bsute bic Islfs 70
oolfssamlin nix in 9tl9itn, Te if
bort %geraoe3n Elm Symbol beg bduss
liden 5rieosns; an GinI,snnugstaa
traatn bic aiRoer etnen Rellsnitroub.
4no auF ben JriebboFtn iitht man
auf pieIsn Brdbern sinen 4tIfenFtod
ols gstpeis Der Qiebe, bic iiber BAG
8ra6 6inaus ouuert. Die obsnges
raunte 6pa3inthe gait ~iiorigsns Den
alien 9riehen sb%tufalls ala 9lame
Der 3r0uer, neil Der id0nt Ipdrs
taniids SInglins 6patintbos beim
8istusnsrfsn bur9 einsn angIiids
liden 5aa pr S6sibe gstotet
lUurbe; aus itiRem 8lute ntfproB
ieue 1rpmatiia DuftsnDe 9lpms, bic
nod beltt BET Den 1irlinnsn niht
1ar. IonOern in aler NeIt beliebt
1T.
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sObssfaG.

gla@ langiabrigem QctOen ocr.
idrico geiterH nodmittag 6raulein
Matbiloa Seller, bic Iodter BON
Serrn mto 1rau Soiepb Seller.
t42i Bancroft Str. i'm aIter bon
MIR 20 SSa6ren Die Seritorbeue
mar einc cute 3odlter mo Sdpe.
fter oercn 6inideioen bon aaen.
Be tie fnunten. ouis tieiite betrall.
ert miro. auber Den GItern be
traucrn mob iisoen Sdnsteri,
,5rau @eu. Mart. ct. 5oiepb, 9io.
NaabaIena Gliiabeth uno 5ereia
5eiler pon hier. ionic Niarp @la-
ra uno aau1s in 5loriiant. DO.
uno Elm 9ruoer, eruit, bic entt
;dIaiene. Gle getroigltna finoei
MittDod norm. UNI 8 llhr bon Der
81. sSoicphs stride aus auf DEM
St. Maria N~1a0aIena 8rieohoi
itatt. Gen Sinterbliebencn ipred)elI
mir Hermit unier Aiitgcfiihl aus.
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8sugepsis ni6tf6uL

= 8tn8entis nidffhuL
big gebIiebtn. Rtisrpit: SD
n0dts cen perm 5ouptmaun nm a6t
Gage llrlarb bitten.
9auptmann: Sept, mo- mir bor
groBen greigniFen itsben? pat sr
Dislisidt feinsn Ilut7
R%eierbift; Nlat. 9srr 5auptmann2
an benz FebIt mfrs nimmsr. Sc
itatts gsboriomIt 3u bsmtrtsn. baB
i6 ben urlalb sur 9riesstrnuuHs nit
siner breimaI @si6ieosnsn benussu
mil.
Der 9rGdebtrgtr. IN.
@ommn, IN fdgtsIt bod, Oh itieif
hinter BET JruHt2"
Good bye, Iiest benz aonbOn
nitt aud hinter Der 6roni9"
Aud Der Biuftr bat
S96nbsiten. arubs:
'aGsbt nur. mas Der biibEft o%sutnant
fir enen bertiften G6rurrbort Bat.
Glie: ~oGnt3uden0. bieIs 0iHtsr
bsrrliGteit!4
S Der taotIi9sn 5rrmans
Itdlt in Wenoota, Mis., CAB e untst
ben SniaTs einsn Gslbiimort. SIM
31id6rigs 6ran nit 9amen 3uIia
Wlaslsr. mar bic SeI6fmor0elin.
Die araHfe bsrfdIudte sn0If Gift
tablsiten. fneIdle Ie in tinsm gdthsn
fanb, BAG bic gflegerin, bic Fur sis
Hen 4leenbIid o1s 3immer nsrtaHsn
mubts, aui ben Si5m hate li.en iafs
Zen. frau Mueaer BATH iin Gin
/ 9iefteIinhr in Der @uitalt btiunom.
Beif ertiHt Weibnahfsfeier
nit BEN A. Sui btrpstieIt hattie
IND 3nr grb6hung Der 0tibnnfts
itiHnuna. ouf oisfsr eiHen 9sDoIz
Der abgsinoFsn bate, purM 9ors
tel Sngveam in 4ntiqo, mis-. al
30 5ngsn Mrbeitsbaus perurtsilt
Die Sirafs mare DidIeidt Mot 10
ihUer ausgsfaLeH. iDern nidt hurfl
bic 5diiIs in bsr @sriammluna Der
6eiernnsn' sine ganit aasastrphen
vdre. bic bsirabe Fdfpers 5osaeH
ssbabt bate. Sngrsam mubie nun
bag 5eft in elmer Mot gseThftn
Weiit feisn. unn sr6ielt @slrs
asuhit. Ibsr ieinsn geiGtiinn aan.
su1tnten.
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cmu6a glattOentider.g ereiu.

Dir am SonItag nahnltttag
itattgebobte neutrality-suspicious.
lung Oes Smnbo 9IattIelhdeus5er.
ems mar 5a9lreih beiudt, mebrera
neue Mitglie0er mIr0en in Den Ser
ein a%uigenOmiHeu lnl0 anoere in
gordlag gebradjt. Nus Dem iorg-
fam ausgcarbeiteten 8etidlt 0es ST.
naH5ietretGrs 6errn gruit aouig,
erga6 iif, Dab Der 9erein, tros0enl
on fronfe IititqIieoer Die SdmtHe
ron $7J6 a~lisbe3ablt mor0en mar,
md6ren0 ser Iestell orei 0iouute
f"iuan5ieG gllt ob9eidnitten but
Ser Silfsiono flr Ole ariegsnotlei.
oen0en peiit allein eiReH aanenbe-
Itano om $9I5.50 nif.
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Ger shOm.

Ridter gum ansetIogtsn: r0it
tomsn Sis 6a3u, Den germ bier
nortli9 un6 tdtli6 81 beIei0gen unb
ibn ouBtrnem nod a. beraabsn2"
angetlGgtsr sd bate ben 6srrn
idn3 frieblid nm unteritiBuug iebss
ten, neil id irabs untsr Munitionss
mangeI lit, inosm Dot i'd teeuen Qme,
ritnnsr femme, Der mir nsl9e lisfern
tante. 0o irtif er mir suerft an
uno mamie mir eenen rbsrjsloofensn
Ja~Gnsbunb4. 9apruff bombaroierts
ID ibm mt Srunnten mitileren aalis
bsrs f6ie g2auienitih~ .Marmelooes
ldlumps@ uHo .nodjemohtr Gnss
ldnoer~. Sun ma9te Der 6srr nit
isinsn Rsjsni4irm eenen Stnrmdns
jrtff uff mir, ben id ober NIT ten
panr 8oatreffer ans meme I6ipereH
6aubiBeH ildnSsnO obi6Iue".
aihtsr. vRa, uub pie mars nit
DER g~eaubuns2 Wuriifn bdbeu Gle
Dem 6errn nbr, aette unb GeIo obs
gtunnimtn21
QngsiIosttr: Mat beeBt g,raus,
hung? Sd ertlssrts BLOB itins lGm.s
li4en Rstaais9shftdHoe oIs 8anns
pare!lS
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3nr Iebten Mnde beftattet.

Inter ungetuobnlih 5ablreider
8eteiligung muroe Somtag nah-
nlittag Der leioer alI8s rit6 aus
Dem 2eben geidieoene @ilbelm @ie-
pred)t anf benz Siio Gnaba 6rieb-
hof 3ur Ieetcn Althe teitatfet. 9tit-
aiie0er Der Sito . Gma6a 2oge
80. 49, 81 5. $. q, ionic oc5
9 ub-Cmoba Wattoeutiden Gerein8
frtugierten ais Seihentrdger. SER
Sacob @aud belt cine geoiegene
2eihenre0e, in melf)er er bic Ser.
oienite 0es @errn @iebredt gebiih.
rem heroor6p5. Moge Der 8erltor-
be1ie lit 5rieoen ruben.
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sefannter arst beacGt sel6ftmprO.

Chicago, B IprIl If. Iheo.
DOR 2. Sad einc i'll Der gall8eIi
@elt ouerfal1ilte 4ltfboritat auf benz
@eblete Der Observation-Disclosures
hnuolurg mo big Dor 8'uei @oden
Sanpt oes itdotiihen Sonatorinm5
iiir Srmgeltfranfe. 5eging geiterIi
SelbltmprD. 81 nareu BON ieinen
G5egnerli, beioroers uorn 8argernlei
tier Ibontpion. aegen ben 4r8t nc
gen Der 8erpaItling Der anitalt Be-
ihuloiglngen erhoben muroen, mel
DE oieier Ills undermined 5itrilds
uies, inOem er S5ompiou portDarF,
0aB er MIR Gus r~tleorigeu polItiitell
@ritioen bon0le. lie 9ei6ulOigull-
aen ideinen ie0odl alti Ben aner-
fuiuiten MienideitIreuno 10 nieocr-
orllfeftb aeiDirft ST. baden, Dab er
heihlnB Dem Seben sit entiaaelI.
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sranb lalanh sdnarrfeit.

SER ,5ltitus 2eidiHsh @rait0ent
0es G~rtsberban0es uoli @rano 5
lono. beiuloet iidl III @eidditen IN
Ger Siaot. Ser geidinsti teilt mis
nit. 0ab Dos @ranO SsIanb Sangcr
ieit, Oas rom ii. bis ~. SlHi bate
itettiin0en ioaen. auf bic brittle &o
d. Oes 9uguit Der doben per0gi
HraBte, meoea oes idpeoiiden 1on
aeridtes in Cmabn ooo im 5nni
iiaftfin0et m0 aui aueldlem Die Cma.
beer Sdnecr miiiDisten weroen. Gle
Seiitagc in erano Sslano incroen IN
4idftcr Belt beilinmt merocn. 70.
riel iteht nad aliidt pcs NerrH
gcihirstt igt Oab tSrau0 Sslon0
m.eNfr eiH Dor6uglidl@ 0clt btciel
min.
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. @eniaelus areift @6nia m.

athen. 3. April. Ger irubere
3remierminiiter 8eii5eics bat iidJ
entidloiien, an Der Rofitif wieoer
tGtigen 4nteil 81 nebmei. mocm er
In ieinein orgor. Dem @eroie, 1e8erI
sin sSnterptep 0es StDnigs aonlton-
fiji, 0ns fiir3lid1 int 8erlnier suge
blot ueroHentliht muroe, Stcalng
ninlmt sn 0ent Artifel miro bic
inaerpolltiihe Gage lett Der 9luilo
igng Der griehiiden 9epntierten
fnlnmer elmer genatlen 8eiprefung
mater5ogen un0 onf Die 0iliioiigfeit
0es xStrobmonles@ IN Der aegie.
ring btnaepieien. (aalm alalblid
odB 8eni5elos 0ieien 9tus0ruf ge-
broudt bat,)
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Oberammergauer-
9ad(pie( Elm 9enuBl
Die nriuidfiGen aiinitlcr crrangen
gclterm eInen onrhidDlagcnOcn
GrfDlg.

Vllf lullleiI, UlFDtll ACltUtH HHu
iiegten nut a1cn Sitien", 70 urlge.
fobr fam men Den 4nsiprith 6as
Jars auf bic Oberanmcrgaiicr ais.
oebnriL luelfe geiiern abenO It'll
Bronoeis Sbeater Dor rcht gut be.
iudlten @nuie bic 9nierupuiie
Dir. Sodion lin @ebirge" 3lr
GaritcIlung hradltell.
"a mar alicb nidtS ltngefitnltel'
tes all Der 9aii5en goritelltng 9to.
tilrlit, wie tic nm einnlol glildli'
herpeiie iino goben Iif Die Gar.
teller uno fiibrten Inns 9felld)en
Ron 9liit ann qeben nor Aiigen.
ltebcr orn Snbalt oes 5titfeS fam
man init ailr8e bintueggeben. Mir
hnbcn iblt uHieren geiern idlon per.
qatgeue Mod]e BEL Der 8oron5ei9e
mttgeteiIt. Die 0auptiade lit, 6
lit Elm Stild oa5 mterb1lt, mo
lei Dem Der anloene Slmor 81 lei.
mem 3ette fomntt.
@eipieIt miir0e ourflnegs rett
iIott. uuo oles flnppte ~uortrcfiIidl.
lie ~oantbarite 9folle. bieienige
ncs 5renoenfiibrcr3 Golpfarp, bat
te Eetcrl 9obninn nelter einen
urnihiigcn 0unor 5eiiet, Den er
aid ieoer3eit rid)tig 6ur @eltlmg
I'll bringen lpubte. er bate nit
ieineu @isen Die 9ader itets an
ieiner Seite nltn mubte oie 8oin-
ZEN riftig b%erOorBubeben. Seine
aoiiplets moren ebenioIls enn5 ia.
mos. Otto aotfn ais Scr. Safion
bot cine nor5ugIihe geiitimg, Der
rnDebrehenoe eigIdnoer Duroe non.
inn elegant uno hunorpoa pieber.
gegeben. @enrn Mardetti mtBte IN.
Der 3oIle oes @aInpegbnuer bic.
fer3ernnidenoe 7erhbeit mo oas
@efihlpoae Ges Gbarafters reft giie
3itm 4iFsornd 3u britgen. altrt
aupier mar Elm gutter g~iebbaber, mo
aud bic iibrigen 6crrcn, Scroll
Rogel, Der ouh nod iiir Den err
fronftcu Simert Goelnlau ciniprin.
gen muBte, 3om 9obmaH mo So
fob goit naren polia AM &lobe.
Bon ocn Damen lit 1T ollereritcr
Reihe ISL NaaeI in Der dlBerit
0arfboren Goae Der gui al ermdh
men, pelde fir 0ieies berjige Corr
fino init bern Se;5eu BON golo mic.
aeidafien mai. 6anup Grain ais
@obn bot eiue 9eiitmng, ME man
fie BON elmer fomilden 4lten lel6it
an groBen gahnm ielten 5t ie-
ben 6etomn1t. 0artba Iarhetti
mar ais 6ie cberflldlife 3cRii ichr
gait, uuo oas @leidle fam man DOH
aosl Manner ais Satin 0es Mr
s5adion iogcH.
Gie 3ipiidenQf 9eumuern be.
iteben0 ans 0eidnaelt. 3itherportra
gen, So0lern mo SdubpIdttleru
pnreu einfo6 qroBartig. beion6ers
Denies SB. Mordetti cine itounens-
tuerte aiunti r4oit Sic aIrdume
rel wjrD ardl Inngc naftonen.
2as gublltum fargte oetin aud
nift init Dem geiiaq mo itber
idliittetc Ole almtler init peroientem
Behalf. @offentlih werbcn bic
Cberamnerqauer aud Hber's Sabr
micoer Omaha beiudleu, mn zines
marmen enpianges oiirieu lie per.
iidert iein.
Gor Der goritenilng un0 mohreno
Ser 3piihenatte uerfnuiten lamen
ben 5rauen 1RIf sperciRs &ote
areli3 ltaoeln unD Mmihetteifnos
bic, ionic Glllnten uno balfcn 10.
mt nod arditen Dem gllteh 3iUef.
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Neite friib fnno bic 9eeroi
gitng 0es crmorOien Boli5iitcn @il.
liam 5000 itatt. Die 8eteiliguug
mar cine dliBcrit 5abIreidlc.
Ser Commercial Club bat it'd
gc%iueiaert eilen DeIcgaten fir Die
ponl 10. bis 10. april in @oibin9.
ton itattfiBoenOcn 9intionalen Ser
t~cioigtmgs aonpention 81 crnennen.
sails 3ufaQio Elm NiitsIieo 0es Clubs
5i Der d%ngegebcnen 3eit IN Der
@lmoesbalptita0t neilen iolte, fam
oosicIbe onf ieinen @unif gum &c.
legaten ertldmt neroeu.
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Briten mGC6en
llC6 (dC6erlid6!
Salfcn uercnoetcn Mdnlciel fiir Gin
SandlbOut NM idliefcn
0ranf lDs.

gouOpR, 3. Npril. Sm Bieit'
aen ariegsamt miro Gin att cincs
britiidcu 0ri~cssidlifies I'M Dtittcl'
nicer Dicl beladlt nuO bcipGttclt. Der
aapitdn Ses Sdliifes glattbtc cines
Scr gcflrdtetcn nenen oeHtIdlen
SandbuUtc 80 iebsn nnO lick Salur
nm Salnc ans OaoicIbr abgcbcn.
5pGtcr itclltc cs iidl berans, ban
man Is NIT fcincm SaudbDut, iOn-
bern init cinem DercnOcteu, iiber
GurO gcluurfenen Mauleiel 5n TIM
hate.
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l~serinnnf 1fntiscn.

}i lnierem 8ebaueru ~pernebmen
mir, oaB 5rau erRt s6ilig bette
nns Ct Soiepts @oipital be5ieben
rHnBte, i'm iid elmer idpierigen
Operation n~uter5ieben 3u Iaiien.
8ir DoleH boffen, 0nB oiciel6e
einen eriolgreiden gerIulf nimmt
@err CONS 9iek bat 1onntag
cine aeiie nod g1eD gort angetre
ten.
SER hnO 5rau Sermoiln Strait
III Stbaca, gfeb., iriiber IN Smabn,
BADEN lebten Monfog ben 20. So6-
restug ihrcr 6odl5eit i'm areiic
iarer 5aHilie imO 3rennloe aui
fro5lidle @eiie 9efeiert Zen sc
feirften wlrrocn pr1dltige 8lumcn
llberreidt. 9nftrdglih g~rotuIiert
aid Die Eribiuae.
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]leuer BOtfC0Gfter
fiir Ole Gdr6eil

Scriin, abcr gunooH, 3. slprll. =
Is Derlaatet 6ente in oiplumatliden
arciicu Oabicr, Oah ErdiiOent 8illoa
Sen GcrUurragenDeu Nelu YOrfer Vim
lualt AbraGam 8. Gltns 5nm Iad-
fuIaer pan 0enra MOrgent1an ais
@ufidlafter scr Ser. Staatcn in aOn-
ltaatinupel erneunen lUerOe. tGtn
sSai6inatoner 9iegieruHgsbcamter err
flGrtc 5amstaa Nadmittas ami Be
iraeeu, olucun4 Mprgcntban %abOanfe,
IL mcrDc Sins pbnc 3lucifel iell
~giadlfOlgcr luerDcH.)
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3eppe(in 6Onleriert
NIT Dem Gailerl

&aris, 3. april. AmiterOamer
9rpeidcn beiagrn, Oak @raf 3ep-
pelim crIadlt morOen lit, mad Sem
S~anptuuartier Ses Ocatidjen aaiIers
5tr aOnferen5 nit Dem Serridler
nnS Dem Ghcf Oes @rOkeu @cneral-
tabs IN fumaen. Nian mill wliiea,
SaE Gin sruFtr 5liegerangriff ac-
plant wprSen lit,
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06erl1 Sumo ge6t
5u 0ilIa ii6erl

8ai6iugton, 3. april. Sm
NrlegsOcpnrtement idlenft man Oeni
tSrridt Wfanben, oak OCT mcIifanf-
Idle Eberit Gam NIT ieiHcn Srrp-
pen az &iIa iibergrgangen lit. Gam
MGR INNER rim nniiherer Santonllt,
beist Is lin ariessocpartemeHt, aao
ieim &srrnt an Earran5a mar ODrans.
tniehen.
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- Ridtie. DO fpridt mon in
tiner frdn56ffGeu 3eitnug pie0er
mol bon BET linbDfIidfstt Der 9tuts
i9n!~
sSonbsrborl @ernbe in Der iiuos
fen 3eit. nuf etm gaIton. nartuf
mir bod pobrboftis .suOOrium,
mtnb@t"
MiBbt- 5rau
Roller: Rein - NIT msinsm Mans
ne g 1T Elm arsusi als lisbe
1ege tOmmt sr 5ef6pipit nodhaulel"
Jrnu S6nabltr: .6aben Gle Gss
bulb; Is Dsron ihor before 3sitsu
t%oHlinen.S
.Donu miro sr DOHI6slid nod
msbr 5tdm!"
Ratbtptr. ais Ros
potion lsint nab Rubm Isnssnos
3unqs nod otH GisielbsrH aHBlnnhs
oissuiiredm uagis, osrbrauntt q
ii4 ben gfuab.
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OeulCc6(an0
Uer(priC6l antmOrt!

Berlin, 3. April. - Die Oentide
Reairrnna bat Oem amerifanlidlen
gptidaitrr @erarb pcriprOdlcn, ale
5rngcn, bic Sc5ng ant bic 3eritO'
rumg Oes Campers Sniicr nno an.
bore 9nmpfcr babcn, bic amerifaner
an SprD battcr, prompt 5a beant'
lUOrtcn.