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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

Speaking of prejudice against
the Catholic Church, Cecil Ches-
tertOn in a speech recently de.
liyered in London, says: AS far
as reason is concerned the enemy
has almost abandoned his position
What Catholics have against them
now is not artillery but barbed
wire entanglements. 1t is not a
reasoned or wrong philosophy.
contrary to Catholic philosophy,
but simply the weight of the
prejudices left behind in a battle
which has already been won as fan
as intellect is concerned"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

unequivocal, should be enforced
Temptation readily finds. consent
in u weak and undeyeloped mind
if the stimulus be sufficiently
strong and the imagery vivid
The photo-play at its best may be.
come, in fact is becoming, pow
erful educational factor. Left to
itself, this form of recreation will
soon deteriorate into a poison that
will infect the rising generation
beyond repair. By all means give
us strict and vigorous censor
ship.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11
IRISH RED BOOK
CONTAINS DOCUMENTARY HIS
TORY OF IRISH REBELLION
ON EASTER SUNDAY.

A newspaper dispatch from Rome
says that an Irish Red Book" has
been presented to the Pope and dis
tributed among the Cardinals and
other high ecclesiastics at the Vati-
can, as well as among prominent lay
men in Rome. 1t is a pamphlet of
about fifty large pages, with red
cover, and contains what is said to
be documentary history of the re-
cent Irish instruction. The work is
ably compiled, setting forth all the
points favorable to the Irish cause.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

In speaking of religious revivals
due to the war in various coun-
tries of Europe, Father Gemelli,
professor in the University of
Turin, Italy, tells us that there
can be no such revival in Italy.
For, he says, ''The religion Of the
Italian people forms a sentiment
which In the ignorant, seems
sometimes to be COMPOUNDED with
superstition, and which in men
like Dante and Manzoni, may be-
come a very elevated ideal and a
shining light of conduct for life.
We find in Italy neither great
heresiess as in the nations of the
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

and, with that genuine firmness of
Catholic hearts, we protest against
the outrage inflicted upon the Catholic
people by the seizure of the churches,
and we demand that you reconsider
and revoke your decree; but il our
voices fail to reach the height of your
power, we shall at least have the deep
consolation of having fulfilled our
duty"
Mexico, Oct. IL, 1916.
To the Citizen First Chief of the Con-
stitutionalist Army, charged. with
the Executive Power-City.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

An example of real American
ism was given recently by DR.
Abram Simon, a Jewish Rabbi OF
Washington, D. c., who spoke at
the Knights Of Columbus celebra,
ton on Columbus Day in the
national capital. After showing
his appreciation Of the honor ex-
tended him, DR.. Simon said: 81
will never apologize for being a
jew, but l am willing to fight for
it any day." That is the spirit
that should actuate not only Jews
but Catholics as well.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

Probably no other nation in
Europe has suffered more during
the present war than have the
Poles. Fourteen million Poles, in
Guiding almost all the children
under seven years of age, have
persisted. More than 10000 vii
lagos have been laid waste. More
than 200 towns have been obliter-
ated. Over $11,OOO,OOO,O0O worth
of property has been destroyed.
Fully 1000 churches are in ruins.
Unless food, clothing aud fuel are
given to multitudes Of the sur
vivors, they will perish. Poland
before the war had 34,000,00O
population. 1t now has less than
100000, and legions Of these
men, women and children are
destitute.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

North or the Orient; nor wars of
faith, as in Germany, Switzerland,
France nor measures of theologic
repression as in Spain; the re-
ligion of the Italian has always
had a pronounced and humanist
character, and has constantly kept
it's windows open on the one side
to the aesthetic, on the other to
the moral. +"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

A recent convert to the Church
is quoted as saying: 81 have never
seen malicious attack upon the
moral character of d Protestant
minister or laymanrin the columns
of any Catholic paper. l have
never seen the virtue of Protestant
womanhood questioned therein.
But during the twenty years that
| occupied u pew i'll the Baptist
meeting house, heard the Cath
Ole Church accused of almost
every offense imaginable, and not
always in language that was
choice, or i'll a spirit that was
charitable. In fact, it was abuse
of all things Catholic that aroused
within me a desire to learn some
thing Of religion so strongly
opposed and so roundly abused. "
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

On September 10, the feast of
st. Januarius, the miraculous
liquefaction of the Saints blood
again took place in the Cathedral
of Naples, Italy. An immense
throng gathered i'll the Cathedral
and waited for this event which
took place at 1850 o'clock. This
wonderful occurrence has been
witnessed annually for fifteen hun
dred years.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11
our LADY OF QUERALT
MIRACULOUS STATUE IN SPAIN
CROWNED.

Spain, has been rejoicing of late
over the papal recognition given to
the famous statue of the Virgin of
Queralt, which has been crowned as
miraculous by special rescript of
Benedict XIV The great event
brought crowds Of pilgrims from all
parts Of Spain to the shrine, which
is in the diocese of Salsona and SEQ
de Urgel. In the midst of the Span
ish elite, with the Infanta Isabella
representing the king, the papal nun
clio placed a magnificent crown of
gold and brilliants, for which many
Spanish ladies had given valued
jewels, on the head of the statue.
The miraculous statue, which is sur
rounded by proofs of the devotion of
the people and of Mary's intercession,
was then carried in procession fol-
lowed by a rejoicing crowd, while
the children strewed flowers in the
path of Our Lady of Queralt.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1916.

We call attention to a serial
story which begins in this issue.
1t is from the pen of the distin-
guished convert, Miss Alta
Churchill, formerly Dean of Stan
ley Hall, Minneapolis, and at pres
ent member of the teaching staff
of the College of st. Catherine,
st. Paul.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

Entered as second-class matter, jan
uary IL, 1911. at the post ottice, 81.
Paul, Mimi, under Act of March 3. 1879.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

Drinking to excess is the deadly
enemy of thinking with success
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-11-11

Rev. James NJ. Reardon. Editor.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-12

in a thoroughly feminine manner.
On the back are two yellow trunks,
each of which holds one evening
gown, one afternoon gown, seven
wash frooks and an entire dozen each
Of the necessary underwear.
eve are taking little hand sew
ing machine and a freless cooker"
said Mrs. Burke.
Eyes l can run this machine with
out any help and without getting all
messy" she continued. 1--WE bought
o.
ALL IN WHITE, AND READY FOR
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-12

Rat-a-tat-tat! he's ready to march
OF to Summerland and because much
Of mothers" summer sewing is al
ready done his wardrobe is complete
even though weather is still wintry.
This good-loOking little suit is
made of white linen with collars,
cuffs and pocket stitched in blue.
-O-O-
The harem veil comes just below
the nose, but Pm willing to get #
doesn't keep Turkish women from
sticking their noses into other peO-
pies affatrs,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-12

Another cunning little dress that
caught my eye in one of the smart
shops that caters exclusively to small
folks is chambray in that dull shade
Of blue called "oId blue"
1t was made with a grandmother
ly little empire waist outlined with a
narrow white patent leather belt.
The dress, which fell in straight
lines from the shoulder, was pleated
all-round, the rather narrow pleats
there were eight of them-being
in one with the dress. The belt
slipped through these pleats at the
empire waist line.
-O-O
The pecan tree is destined to be-
come the most important Of all the
products of nut-bearing trees to the
United States, in the view of the de-
paTtment of agriculture. The pro-
duction trebIed between 1899 and
1903.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-12

one Of those clown bag suits which
just let my feet and hands through.
This. is my working suit. Its of deep
pink linen. You can see it a mile, par
ticularly when I stand up beside this
car"
The purpose Of the long trip is to
stir up interest in the big demonstra-
tons which the national suffragists
are planning for the benefit of the
delegates to the big political cOnven-
tons in Chicago and st. Louis.
BETTY BROWN GOES SHOPPING
FOR THE KDDlES
One of the smart little frocks
which combine Roman stripes and
plain colors-a popular combination
this spring-is in art-green with a
tunic or overdress of gay coIored
Roman stripes.
The tunic falls from the waist line,
where it is finished in four points
down over the sides, almost to the
bottom of the skirt. It is used only
at the sides, the front of the dress be-
ing in plain material. A broad belt
of green is set well above the normal
waist line.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-29
6amilton.

llnier ggenf in !Snmilton III Serr
Gbnaro gruf. 449 SiS Tinftc Ctr,
Sea Sci. 476.H. Soms s,bous
i631.g.
- Sir bic pdrabs unb ben Was-
tenbaQ oes Meit Ssite untsritiibungsl
pereins am Geujabrstass psrben sros
BE 0or6ereitunssH setroffen.
- prof. Sobn S6parS, Der Gu
periHtenoeni Der S9ule BON Butler
gruntp. fpuroe in Der aoupention bes
faatlihen Qebrsrber6anbes in SoIums
bug gum qrdiibsnteu bes DEPARTS
ments Der Gcuntps unb Diitriltss
S4ulIuperintenbenten gsDdblt.
- Nus GREENWOOD, arianIas, pur.
be eenelost, bab Serr Carl 5eIb, Der
friiber benz Rsbaltionsfab elmer
5omiltoner 3eitung angebDr! battle,
baielbft als aegiSlaturmitsIieb sss
iDGbIt purbe.
- Die apotbete bon Or. Bparb in
0r. 18 Siib Dritte StrnBe nurbe In
ter MittpOd Radt BON Diebsn bsims
gefu9t.
Rap Martlonb rsi4te ipegen
anasbIi8 brutaIsr 1ebanbluns unb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-29

iauIsn tbnsn Ranbgranuten entsspsn.
Run bilft nur sin for5dxs Wasnis.
Gie ertsbtn f@ fdnsl unb itiirmeE
auf ben grabsn sii, Der BON Gran5cftiI
beIcbt unb CUR 0srtbeibiguns einQes
rihiet IN. Mls bieis bic Gdattsn Der
9lnItiirmsnbtn isben uno ben gsfiIrHs
tessn Ruf b0rsn. reiben lie aus, mas
lie tonnen. Die Deutfden febsn iib:r
ben Grabsn binfpsg unb laufen. mas
iie iSnnsn. Die Gefdobeartsn Der
Wafdtnenseipebre pfeifen iibsr tbre
a0pfe. sic itObsn nO4mals auf cinsn
@rdben, Der beiebt III. gs felt iim
aber bernus, bab nur bsriprshsts
yransofen barin iinb, Die psrIt0rt unb
obue abnuns. mo- iis iid bsfinb.n. aus
ben aauinhenlDbern tommsn uno ii1
ssfunsen seben. sic fOIssn b,m Gras
ben, in bem 3ablreihe fransoiiids 2si-
6en Iiegsn. unb tommen naf sipeis
bunbert Metcr an cine Ri.sslftearna,
bic bon beutiden poifsn b,i,bt IT.
Sine beutiHe aussI furrt on isnsn
pOrbst aber bann ilart rin trStiiee,
id6Fiftr Stud bas NiBperit6ntnis
auf Tlan bate bic apmpasnie Idon
pOllia aufacasbsn.
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9lrsentiniens Grnte.
Cine Der ocriuaiten icit Oieien Sadrrn
9ur cine Dllaion Sonnen @ciSen iiir
ben Grpcrt pcriiitar.

@aibinaton .. g., %. Ie5,
| Sic biesidhri1e saei5enerntc argcn'
iinicEs lit. fpic bcfonnt gegebeu rslres.
inic.1e BON 1rodeubeit mt Der Seli'
ihrcfenplnge cine Der seriilgiirit,
lpcIde in jencn aanbe erlcbt murSc.
ans bier einaetrofieicn aoniuIaros,
ridtcn gebt berror, SaB Ger fit eca
9rport pcriiipbnre @ei5eu nif't nle''r
aIs cine 0iiaion Icunch beirngc. nc.
dtn yueicinhalb 9;l!li3ncn Tcnncn II
iriifercn Ssahrcn.
Ter slcgenihn mar Der tlciniic Fit
nicIcn Satren. gie @eiorpIaee fctci
oeshllb iiir bas Bieb bes 9anbes MID.
ytniiseiS Gutter unb Gnnfenbe bon
a5pien Sorupieb gingen Su @rinIo..
9as arpeHtiniid,e 9iderbau,8 Depart.
racnt iid,crte iid5 ipeSielle transport
ratcu, nm @ieb III ioIte 8ebiete 3u
5rinscn, IN oci,en eas @eioelano a.dj
Rabrlna bieiet. Die Spreiie fir 3c.
nnlic iinS Die boditen, peIdr ic erlrb,
murbcn.
Ger Grtras Der touptid6lid,iicIl
5eIDproSufte areentiniens III .v.s
itlat: asei5en, n. 1894. 900 @uibel. cii.
SiiidlnnG BON 55.2 Yro5ent i'm S,r.
qlpib gum gorjabre; Snfcr, 33.Glnf
200 @ni6el. elm Riidaang ron 10. :
Yruarnt. unb 2eiuiadmen. $3.50 COZ
Siiba. elm Rafgang Don Sb.6 Frct
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-29

Dtenifas rerftoben. = DER fdbttib,
Rsecrber MppIssots erbielt ben Wufs
tras, Der StrabenbaAn &c suTdaTt
eine Hednuns bon $2,799.14 flir Rss
paratur,n ar Der Gresnup unb Court
Dire. su triIsntirsn. - Yer Statt.
SoIi5itor 5rsb. ". Shmib empfabt
bab an cinen 9eipob er bon Camp.
ben 60. eins Gntidabisuns prn $50
besubIt rerne, treil beHen Cru b.
itiid bur9 einen fGotiIfen Wasen 81
Der 2esuns ter @aTcrrotrsn bftas
bigt iporoen /.
- Hifter M.ab bat bic p.obet.
geamt,n bsauftraet. ale anoben, bic
nit 2uftbii9ien Tfi:b:n, mad benz
Susenbaeritt brinssn. Die Si4erh Il
Der pa7anten ipurts II lsBter 3 it
burf ben llnfia, red MT D II
2uftbii9Isn setri,ben purb:, s.fdsrs
bet.
- SIN gurb s'eriht tpurbe ron
Der Nelppcrt Brit e Gtors So. I'M
Elm gantsrci! 9erfabrcn nab-e utt.
Die @uthursn bctrua'n S9,453.75. be
@srtinol:dieitcn S9,37e.93 uns re:
aaiIsnbeFano rirS nit 8 geris ans
steeten. Die @eTsGT Haft hattie iih nit
Der SerTlelluno BON usprcben YldIt.i.
ren nahe Hepport tefabt.
1Sm Stronb Sbcater crideinsn
heutc TranciS t. @udninn uno
geesrlp gabne In SbateTpsare's nRO'
moo uno SsuIic", cine prudtpollc Nc
trpsprrbuttioH in 8 Rssls, nsl6e gum
erilen 9Ahc gu populareu Trcilcn u.
5cigt irirS.
- Scbn grbImah Al, BON DO
5Sl @eit 10. Straise, lit gcItcrn lc'
itortcn. - Srdu GIilabetb Suina'cl,
scn go 35iO 2inbcn sIpe. Siib'Gor.
ireton, itarb ecitern ilr slIter Don 80
Sobrcn.
- Ssn Der Slide bcs Sorlic5 No.
214 8cIt 3. S.raBe. par geItern
aIheuh Elm fIeiuer @ronS cntitalIocn.
1rr Sdd6uu betraGt 500.
- Tie MiIdrrci.9eiiecr Don 9cr
ton Gountp bieIicn geitcrn in SnOe.
pcnfencc cine Sis,ina ab, in iucld)er
Gle geec,npGrtiec Sit.lation cingeDeno
c,6riert. iebop feline GrbobuuJ Der
aPild preiie bcidloiicn lpurSc. GS luur.
oc IN Der geriommllno buraui tnli0c.
loiei.n, Sos oic Wdldbanbler i'm SollI-
,acr t6 Gents unb i'm @intcr Is 0tS.
fir Die Guqcne Wilb be6ag!en nno
picic in Rleiubcrfalif 81 40 Gcnts ore
Sanone an Die Slinoen ahge6cn. Gie
alcinb1noIer bdtten Die MiItprciic
ciDeumadtio crb0bt. 3cr ssrcis, lucl.
1er BON oen Ytiterei.9 i.9ciigcrn lest
untcr 9eratblna peuonlmcn piro. iol
% Nr,,tS npr (Sn0nnp kctnncPn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-29

- G6orIes gre6,Ii. tsr gotn bes
Mirtbes CHARLES gr,6.It Don Der
Rsuntsn uno WaInui etrabe in Dap.
ton elite oorlsste Rahi, uIs sr Elm
terod6tiees geriuid b6rts, aus benz
6bcr.n Stodpsrt nit fsinsm Rsrolper
btruHter. llnsliidIiterRiTs tolre,ts
er. nobel fif bic Wuffs entlub. Di.
SuaeI ordns in T.in 0etirn Elm battc
feinen ouasn5lidli9.n Sob sur 5oI1e.
- Srdulcin SteIu SoImss uno
Ssrr Wilbur Sunbsmcr rerpsn am
Peujdfrstaas i'm elierlidsn 6aus Der
graut Eo. 806 Serruee 9tptnue, 9aps
ton, bur6 I'm SntsI Der graut, Reo.
6. Solmes qetraut ipsrb.n.
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45 Jabrsn berpfIi&ttt, I'm syaus sinss
ssrisgss In bcr Hatipnui1ofbt ju biss
nsn. Sn einsm SirtuIos, baS fton
Dor ,mci yirnaten ertiporftn, ater cri
am Donnsritag rsrSffentIi&t ipurbs.
ipirb bas WiIi5 Bureau ah9spit,sn,
tob iibsralI. no Elm Rssimsnt bsr Nas
tionaIsarbs sur Sat ne sersitu Ktrb.
Elm Rdsrps Battalion aus Weierpis
fen cer NotionoIgarte unb iyrtipilIiS
gen rsirutirt iperbsn foa, um sntite,
benbe qiiden on Der Jront aus,ufiiIs
len. s
rWmn1. 70 beibt es in b.m Wsfebl
irtiier, ,dus irsenb elmer llrTahe nidt
peniieenb Re'srriien ob:r syreifpilIiqs
brrtanbsn iinb. nm Elm folfss Refer I
rt gaiaiTlrn sn prganiiittn. 70 foIf.
cine asniiesnbe 9lusdbI bon WGnntrr
tu unoraaniIirtsn Wili, siuse,pgsu
irertsn, nm tin fofhss Battalion auf
fie DOrseffrisbsne @tdri. ~ brins
cen"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-29
WernaaIdNhuns cine g9eiOunss.
tlage sseen gIifforb Marilanb elm.

- DER llntsrbaltune, ipsIHe am
ISdmitaa Mbenb unter ben 4uIpi5ien
Res Damenapsises bes Gtaotperban-
bss i'm OeuiI6sn Saus on Der Court
Strabe itottIinbet, ipirb nit auBercrs
bsntlidem Sntsseife sutsessn seIebsn.
Der 9amilipn SGneerbunb unb b,r
Shpei5er WlGnnsrhrr ipsrben prdd.
tiee aieosr finssn uno elm anberer
5beil bes Programmes fptrb BON Ell.
ner Qlnsabl ,Oitiimirter ainber ourhs
ssfiibrt psrbsn. 4n bic llnterbaltrlng
iuirb fiH siu 9on3psrsniigen ans
s4liebeu.
- Sn Der Isbtsn @erfammIuns BET
SomiIton gtprnl geIeIlidaft purr
be beI4loHen, pGbrenb bes Wintsrs
nlei HrnSerts sil perdnitalten. Das
erfe finbet bsute Qbenb i'm 9ebduDs
Der y. W. 6. u. itatt. Der Dirigent
Der CHORAL G.islIf6oft III Serr Ottc
pabit unb aIs pianiIt piro Serr Oss
car Gdmibt funsiren.
- 5trr Gbparb 5is5rer uub 5tl.
2inba GOerit, geibe Bon bier, ipurb.n
bur9 paItor 8. u. Didmann ebeli4
terbunben.
- Sn Mioblstopn ipurbe 5err
Charles anpry, elmer Der bstunnteiten
glraer Der etabt. i'm altsr bon 45
Sabren bonn 9oOs abserufen.
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Nc,upprt.

Gle Ieiuport Eiiiee fir Sas Sin
eiuuatier golfsblatt" beiinSct lid in
0u. 339 yurf Strafe, seseniibrr
bem Gourtbpuie, poiclbit yleuisfcl.
ten, slns.iseu II. I. IN. bis 0 llhe
Abcnbs entscssnsenonmea werben.
SeIepbou Sonth 2401.
= Ssiratbsideine: Dm. 5. Waef.
forb oon 3artrn, ap., unb 2Orsna Ml.
Smith Don Riiins Gun. Snb.-Tpab
gbur3 unb Carrie Rittsr. tsios ben
Sort 9bomus. = Bernard Ratters
mann, q. unb Catherine Dorlhinss
ton. 27. betbs Don Cincinnati.
- GbaIlss 8. WiNon t6ertrug gse
tern an Sumes $. OaipiOn einc Got
on Der Giboitzgds Der 2. StraBs uno
Ssrracs aosnus in 9aptOu, 25 bei 100
Sub, su 81.
Suti5.
Di, Steuern ber staot Repport
fir DECEMBER 1916 iinb isst fd0is
unb sabIbor. 9e5a1It jsbt uno D.r'
meibst sinsn Straf3uI4Ius. 8ringt be
Suni Stsuer3etteI nit.
gbas. .. MeGr.a,
lJinanssaOmmiiidr.
- Sm Gountpseri9t purbs geiteru
bas Seitament Der emma 6. gRc'
@eorp bon Reuport sinserei6t. Die
grbIaHerin permaht ibr 9errl6een
ibrem gatten. Gilbert g. MtUeorp.
Gum Observation-Disclosures pub Bal.
ter 5. S4per srnunnt.
- SIN Gireuitgeri9t tpurbe esitern
bon 8eifis Staubmeiiter ses.n Naltsr
Staubmsiitsr cine alimsutentlass sins
sersiht. Die Rldserin ertlGrt, bab iis
bon ibrem Gatten, Don nel9em iie ans
seblid in grauiamer, @eue bsbanbelt
Dorben iei, am 9. De5embsr b. :. Ders
Iafeu purbe. Sa lie BON bieism nidt
mebr uHteriiiiBi tpirb, Derlangt iis 5ie
Bepiuigung bon alimenien uno bub
elm G,itbdben bss @srilagten i'm Ga,
fetp Bouperein nit 9eitlaa Select
iperbe.- .--Gmma Rofenbaeen bertlagte
bh Gommonpeultb atfs Snf. 90. Dor
GouisDilIe auf 3oblung elmer 9erIihe.
runs Sum getrase Don $Ss. psl6s
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Gbicasoer poliseibeawt'
5n bic aufiebsn trrtssn
ben auto m ii Dtebs
itGbIe bermitstt.

Gbieaeo, %. DsS. Sm gursau
bes G!aatsannalis ipuroe an Dcns
nerItaa sril1rt, bab elmer Der polissi
lsutnants unb flint Detsitips in bis
i.nTntionelI,n automobiipiebhdble in
rrlpirt Ieisn. Gs ipurbsn bertits 80
Yerhafiunssn Dorsencmmtn. Ssit be1Il
8sisnniniB, bas ~aibs tie Sent" obs
lesis, iclIen mebrere anbtrs Wertai
tstt fia ebtnfaus bsrsit srildrt baber.
9ttenu.niiie ob5ulesen. idus ibnsnI
Giraff.eihsit ,uesiifsrt 'perbs.
Mlinnenpplis, Mirn., 2S.
Dqsmbsr. am Donnsriiaa purb.r,
trsi nnsecliht WsitsIisb.r sinsr Bon
b. ppn 2!utomobiIbiebsn Stn B,borbsrl
ron Gbionso ausssIisieri. Sobn aObn.l
glariir pettrTon unb gbparb STE.
rtns. Sic fp1ren bier untsr Der Nm
tIns,, e.iiobkns auicmOtIls in ben
Stnat esbrnht Su BADEN. perbnftti|
iSorbsn. Gin pisrisr. So5n 6. WailIsr.
ipirb bier gum pro5sb fsfsebaltsn.
Dnmpfsr ptrfentt
aoHbon, %. Deg. alopbs Hin
bisi.n ON 9onnsrIiag bic gtrfsniung
tss i4usbifden Dampisrs .Sipisap
an.
Gpitr tlinbisten alopbs aud bas
@erftutsn bss briiiThsn DampfsrE
.8arsanb1. BON s72 9onnen. an. Gin
Ibeil Ter gefatuHs ipurbs g,lanbet.
Tie 9srliner perben biz
Rsuiabrsnaht pirflt9
feieru.
Berlin 28. Dt,. ilsber npnbon.
Dem dngsreinel WrIansen bsrBsrBI.
ttrung 9eriins Rehnung trapenb boi
her poIissiprGiibsnt be GrIcubnib &c,
ptbn. bab RsIfaurants unb Dtrsnii.
sunpspIdbs in Der Ntuiubrsnd4t tis
nm Elm ll5r Worgsns often bleibta
tiirfsn. ginem frii5ersn Bsftbl sufoIs
&c fclIten BITE a5Idss i'm boIb slf tsllpxI
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oet5btet.

GIgaio, grras. 2s. Te,eu,bcr
Sicr liff am Gomcriiaa ole WadIrid}i
,it rab Ser @rneral 2uis 9crrcrn
mo Ger Cbcrit Rauiicl Cro3ro. 5ipeI
Gnrran,a Cfii5icre, iowie giILas Se'
frctar Goreia bon giGa nah Der Gin
nanme ben 1orrcon nit eigencr SGle
1cioo.ci ipurSen. 1arcia, Der fri.her
elmer ganbe BON &. %. u. IN Galiicr'
mia anaeD5rt battc, wurbc gct0Stst.
nil er geScn @iilas gcfehIe GiJei;,
tbnnl ron slIsldnoern in 2ermei'lid
,erit6rt bate. Serrcra uno cros,c
marin Bel Der Ginnntme Der Stuot g..
ianaca genommen rorocn.
am Abcrb ipuroe bier bcridtct balj
Scr General Rurguia 9orreon ipieocr
beicst babe.
QlraentimienS Grltte.