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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-07
Cardinals win Give Their Annual
Dinner to Old Fox on jan
uary Goth.

Tho annual dinner Of the Cardinal
Athlete Club, which has become one
Of the annual events of Alexandria,
on ocrlv looked forward to not only by
The members of the club but by many
prominent residents Of the city VINO
take part in the festivities, will be
held this year on Wednesday night,
January goth.
Committees have been appointed
and under direction of President Syl-
vester A. Breen the arrangements are
now being made for the big feed.
AS has been the custom for num-
Der of years the guest Of honor Gil
this occasion will be Clark Griffith,
manager OF the Washington Base
ball Club. The Cardinals was the i1rs'
club to honor Griffith after he placed
Washington on the baseball map and
he has a warm spot in his heart toi
the local athletics. He has always &C
cepted their invitation with 4 grea;
deal Of pleasure. AS susal Griffith
will be accompanied to Alexandria by
the sporting editors of the varIou;
Washington papers. They seem to Ell
Joy their trip to Alexandria rs great
w as does the head liner of the Wash
ingtons.
= The invitation to Manager Clarl
Griffith has been extended by Presl
dent Breen and just as soon as hl'
acceptance is received the boys vii
complete the final arrangement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-07
Il'O()DII ARl] { HROF
a0th11th r q S,reets
WASHINGTON, %. c.
The Values in January
Sale Of Undermusllns

Each wear brought together the very Des
could offer low prices but the assortment na "" ~ "
this wear than the best have formerly oee a
~
are danier qualities usually seen only IN the more
garments The variety materials the manner IN WHO" Vic s
ments and in the styles is more extensive
Many women advantage Of this opportunity TO po
warobes generous supplies Of this fresh crisp new underwear
response to cur the greatest we nave ever
you really should see the undemuss appreciate the values
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-07
MILLION VISITORS A DAY.

New York, Jan. 7. One million
visitors a day is the record being set
by New York as tourist center, ac-
cording to railroad officials and hote!
men. No one is willing to estimate
how much daily is being spent by the
visitors, but it runs far up in the mil
lions. All the big hotels are over
taxed, and most Of them have waiting
lists. One of the principal attrac-
tons at present is the auto show,
which is attracting thousands from
all parts Of the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-07
is Florance and Her Son y
tins of Early Morning Con-
flagration in Del Ray

After having successfully escaped
from his burning home in the ii'.le
town of Del Ray, Alexandria county
early this morning, Daniel Fiorance'
the seventeer-year-old son OF m,s.
Alice Florance, went back into the
house to rescue his mother, who was
sleeping on the second floor OF 5ne
: bnild;ne, and both he and his mother
we're caught by the falling root any
burned to. DEATH.
The body of the boy was fohho ."
the first floor, where he fell IN en-
j deavoring to reach the second noo''
! r,d that of the mother was dug troH
B The ashes Of the burned building Dot''
5bodies were burnt to crisp ana 1t
was with difficulty that it was oe-
termined which was the mother anu
/ which was the son.
Mrs. Florance was about sl%ty
years old, and the widow of jefferson
Florance. They resided on WINDSOR
! Avenue. near Lloyd's Avenue, nan
wav between Washington and Alex
andria. -,
The fire which brought about the
deaths Of the woman ard the boy was
started this morning shortly before
four o'clock in a room Of the Florance
home. The exact cause is not known,
but it is supposed to have been caused
BY the explosion of a lamp. In a IL"
minutes the, building, which was d
two story frame structure, was a mass
Of flames and the fire quickly spread
to the adjoining residences betofe
! e co,tld be gotten under control foui
residences, all two stories IN heigh'
and valued at $4,000 each, were DC
! stroved. Three Of the residences
! were owned by Mrs Virgle hlns' Of
| Washington, and the fourth was own
/; ed and occupied by James Payne. Inc
! residences owned by Mrs. King were
occupied by Harry McCouchle ana
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hilder-
brand, and Mrs. jFlorance and SON inc
furniture of three Of the buildings
we're saved.
The bodies Of Mrs. Florance and her
son which were recovered this morn
i .ng were brought to the undertaking
establishment of William Domaine
md Son, this city. DR.. r. }. Yates.
i coroner of Alexandria county. held
i shat an inquest was unnecessary
: After the fire was well under way
his morning i call was sent to the
nolicc station here for the city en-
rincs to be sent to the scene. Chief
Gronau received the call but did not
i,order out The engines. He stated this
morning that the call he received was
indefinite az the location of the fire
was not clearly stated and he did rot
know whether there were water plugs
in the vicinity from which the en-
! gincs could draw water. He said that
] if the new automobile engine had been
! in commission it could have readily
been sent to the scene.
There was d rumor in circulation
| this morning that Mayor Fisher had
! received call for the engines and
| had refused to send them. Mayor
Fisher stated that this was entirely
an error as he did not know any
thing about the fire until late this
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-07
NE IN BURNING HOME 60hsEf TAkta BACK BANQUET TO GRFF
&c: Negro Convict Who Had Escaped
From State Farm Returned
to Penitentary

Eugene Dorsey, the convict who es-
capped from the Virginia Convict Farm
where he had been sentenced to lie
imprisonment for his part in the MUIR
der of Walter Schultz, and who gave
himself up yesterday, was taken back
to the state penitentiary today by
Guard B, L. Layne, who arrived
here this morning. With Dorsey, ne
took Joe Brooks, colored who was
sentenced to two years in. the penl-
tertiary for stabbing his wife.
That Dorsey was sincere in his story
that he voluntarily gave himself up
is indicated by the fact that Governor
Stuart yesterday morning received a
letter from the convict, dated Wash
ington, where Dorsey spent Wednes-
day night. In this letter Dorsey told
the governor that he was innocent
and made his escape from the con-
yict farm in order to bring his case
to the attention Of the authcriticS SC
that he could get a lie wtrial. he SAID
that it was his intention to surren-
der to the Alexandria authorities or
Thursday morning. Dorsey made his
word good.
There was a reward of $50 offered
for his capture, and it is said that
this will be claimed by Tanner Trig-
ger, who brought Dorsey to the sta
ton house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-07

!ask ---.-:... 81 Eau. css-e Iogse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-07
BRIBE HIM TO LEAVE JAIL
Prisoner Treated so Well He Prefer
rcd Cell to Liberty.

Norristown, Pa, Jan. 7.-Warlon
Roberts, of Montgomery county Jail,
was amazed Wednesday, when, after
liberating Giuseppe zcpra, of Amber,
he found the man sitting in the jail
corridor, unwilling to leave. Zcpra,
told the warden, in tears, that he had
been treated so well and the condition
Of the weather was such that he pre-
terrcd to stay in Jail. Zcpra was fin
ally bribcd to go home by giving him
a dinner of stewed lamb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-07
HENRY FORD FOR PRESIDENT

Lansing, Mich, Jan THE name
of Henry Ford, who recently returned
from his European psaee mission.
has place on the Republican presi-
dsnt!al primary ballot in Michigan
this spring. Enough petitions to,m5ke
possible ssMr.s Ford,s candidacyTfor
president have been, filed with the
secretary of state; -. Is,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-07

TAs officers and 2 numbs r.
bers OF Alva Aerie No, 81
nal Order of Eagles, visiteG ~ ss.4Ig
ten Aerie last night, vii e..sed 81
installation Of officers. a. "a
The banquet which fellow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-01-07
ANNUAL MEETING.

.hs annua! stockholders a?sstlng
g the Alexandria Building and Loan
;sociatiqr vii, be held in the offices
the company III the Alexandra
rational BaaL, Building, Tuesday,
a.g2-y ~. " 80 c'cc!locc!s:
5-Td. c. +.-I3. IL Sscy.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-05
.DeutlC6eS G6eater
i'm ]~lulik6eim.
Die amfgciGObenc Sbeater- gDritel'
lnuB fiHOet beitimmt beitte,
Samitns itatt,

Gs lit iebt enoeiItig enti6ieoen
naB 5eute, Samitng, ben 8 &c.
brtar, irn Mliifbein Die fir let.
tcn SaniItag abeno beltimmte Ebe.
after : STORYTELLING it1ttfinoet. 81.
rector @uitd0 0lmer bat feline sc.
ieaidaft ergdn8t mo beripriht cine
cute uno a~bgernnoete Boriteaung.
Ole Bro6en itnb in DoIem @ange,
uno oqes miro uorSiiglid Happen.
3ur gluifiibrung gelangt oas
golfsltiid .Sanles III alto0el-
muOoel". GdS Stid If urfomild.
S9on Ser Titel oSonnes I'M alt6.
reImuoOel" rerr1t. boB es fif) I'M
einen riftigcu lllf banoelt. 9as
Stiid lit oo8, mas man BON Serrn
Slmar iiberaIl %perlangt. Mon mill
Io6en. Sober, Der iid 10 redjt gut
m~tter1alten toil, miro beitimi1it auf
feline Gefnung fomnel. @ir Der.
peiien aitf Die Nn3eige.
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Briten lleO(en
meitere pOa!

SOnbun, ). 6e6r. Sine @ienter-
9epeihe ANS Dem Sang 6eiagt, bar
bic 3Oit Oes ain 2. 5ebrnar III Mot.
tcrSam ciusetroffcncn Hpa1noiiden
Nampfers aMeban" IN GnaIaaO III.
riifbebalteu murSem iI Ser gDie-
ban" mar @itte 5annas bon Nem
Yurf abgefabren. @leidscitig wiro
eemelOct, Oak bic 9Oiiaden bcs
am %. Sannar bon ROTTERDAM Iladl
ben meitinOiidcn Snicln ob0cfahre-
men 9ampfers nRrins SreOerif"
e6enfdlls uon ben cngliiGen Se60r-
ben Standardization mmrbe.
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Or. gnrhprn.

8enn sic franf limo, miro gbiro.
proris, obne giidiidt allf Die geatlti
4brer 9ranfbeit, fir sic tun, mas
feline nnoere 8iiieuidoit fam. 8enu
allies anoere febli6ldet, beriuden
Sic mid uno merfen Sic Den lin.
terihieo. Meinc Spe5iolit1t lit. Die
llriahen DER iogenanitteil unbeilbo.
rem 2eioetL @cbirl,, @erben. mn
Riidenmarf 9eioen mo alter 5rauen,
franfbeiten 81 idlidten. Or. grr.
born, 2 Meoo 9log., Is. & 5qrnanI
Str Omaha. (An5eige.)
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.NOrma(e 3dfdnOe
in GOnaantinOpe(!
Ter amerifnniihe Ypti6after in
aonltnntIHOpel ipridJt iid
ainitis barber ais.

Berlin, 3. 5e6r. Eumfem6cridt.)
Der ameritGnilde Sutidafter III
SOnitantinupcl, Senrp @Orgentban,
Der anf Dem @ege mad ben Der.
StaaieH In Berlin rinsetruffen III,
nab bente ben lieberieeiiden NadJ.
ridten 5afOlge bic GrtlGrane al,
bah Die 3nitdnbe In aOuitantiOpel
9cgeniuartis normal iuGrcn nno oaIl
tciH Mangel an 9abrmgsmitteln
6erride. Die amerifanilde 8otidaft
1T nit arbeit iibcrbGnft.
Su geslritnng oes Sutidaftcrs
6efanOcn i'd Der bettide @eIanbte
in Eeriien, Erins SsinriG nom
&cnk, uno Der beniId)e @iscaSmiral
BON ltiebOm, Der bic 8efeitignngs-
ar6eitrn AMI Der Salbiulcl @aQippli
~leitets. SER Moraent6an piro BEN
&rGiiOenten @iliun iiber Bic 3n-
ltdnOe auf Dem galfnn pcri6nli6
&Ortrag galten.
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Warttbui6te.
SID Nna1a, 5. iSe6rnar.

Suo Gndbd, 8. Sebruur.
Rinouie1 -feinS ant Mtarft.
Beef Stiere, 3orft felt beute
fir Die ISOLDE % b66er.
Sd9rlinge, cute bis bette $3.50
800.
3iemlid quito bis quite $6.75-
.7.40.
&ittelHl1Btge SIS. 75-6.50.
sellers, @aorft fet Eeute, fir oig
ISOLDE % bober.
@ornsgefiitterte 9eebes.
@ute bis bette, idpere $3.50
$50.
MitteImaBiae $7.5o-7.9O.
3iemIid quite bis CUTE $3.50
80.
siibe. Morft teit betttc. fItr bic
ISOLDE % b6ber.
@ilte bis bette Gilbe Sc. 00-6.75
3iemltf) CUTE bis quite $5.35-
GOO.
Weitelntabige $4.25-5.35.
@lte bis bette Sellers Sc. 25-
100.
3iemtid quite bis CUTE $5.25-
5..75.
gittelmdBige 100000.
@ruS JeHitt. &ii6e $5.50-6.50.
Btas Jefiitt. Seifers Sc. - 90
Stoters II. sSeeoers. Rnrft feIt.
fir Die ISOLDE itorf.
cute bis tcite 6ceoers 800
100.
0litteImdBiee SIS. 5000.
@emohnlihe $3.50 $50.
@lte bis beitc Stoders $500
100.
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pariS me(0et niC6ts.
IeueS i'm UOelten!
Der Sentfhe 8cridlt nbcr entb1lt
angaben iibsr SdIappe Ser
Aliierten.

Earis, ). 6c6r. 9ns fraujS.
ride ariegsamt mclOct In lafOni.
idJcr Giirse: Nidts Metea bonn iurit.
lifeH &rieesidanplab. Sdst aber
bin5u, Snf Der 3eppelim GIG in Der
MOrOiec treibenS seicben mOrSen lit.
Gr fOl[ bBn buldnOiId]en SuIOaten
fcra6seidlOfen wurOcn iein.
Berlin, ). Sebr. - 9as Gieiiac
ariessumt meIDet: glIe frnn5GEiden
RaO britifden ansriffe anf Der
8eitfrunt iiHS uun ms 5urif9e.
fidlasen mOrOen. NirsenOs bat Der
6cinb and MIR cinen 3oll brett an
6rnnS mtb 8OSen geipouueH; mir
aber baben nnicrc Stcllnngen mciter
uOrgei6pben. Die fcinOlidIe Nrtii-
lcrie entiuifeltt g~eiteru in Der
Champagne unO in ben Irgunnen
srOfr Satiatfit,
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Rleine 9%Otaiaa9ri9ten.

SIN Seiin pom 1rau &. 6.
G6ompion. 1909 Gor6p Str, erpIo.
oicrte 6reitag nodmittag elm Be.
t%rolenmofer, wobei 5rau Ebomp.
ION all SanOen, Armen uno @eii6t
heoenfli1e pito iduler8baite 8rano-
Dpnoen oapoltrug.
Ger lit Der Beacon 8reB So.
atgeItelltc s. Morton geriet 6ret-
tag uadmittag NIT ieiueun An3ua in
0as 0}aidinengefriebe mo muroe
mebrmals ACKNOWLEDGMENT, ebe es
gelong, Die @laftri5itGt o63uiteaen.
@liidlidlerDsiie Iino ieine 9erletun-
gen nid)t be0enflidl.
8. 8. Hefmeper DON Gsceola,
9ee6., mllr0e out 6reitag ouf Dem
10. Str. : @iaOuft Don eineln QaIt-
mttomobil i~5eriabren uno Idwer
perlebt. Ser ,~66-i1briae Monn
ipiirOe in oas Sor0 Sitter 6oIpital
ilberfiiHrt, NO er nit einem Suftens
brud uiO inneren gerleBlngen in
Geoentlideln 3lltauo Oarnie0erltegt.
Sir Die i'm 6erbit, glcid) mad
Der af.Sar-9en 6eitIidfieit itattfin-
0enoen Shmeine 4nsltelh1ng tpere
ben lett idon ole 8orbereititngen
g%etroffen. Wtul3 hofft, Die nonltGne
Oiaite ocrartige 4uSiteIun9 auf-.
5u f6nnen, Die ie a6aebaIteh
lpuroe.
Ger fritber it Sio Sma6d.
inobnenoe Senrp Slt6ert nuroe an
0%onneritag in Chicago BEL einem
s9obnuniaa aetotet. @r bat cine.
Eodter in Oma9a'm obneu, bod mar
Goli8ei nod nidjt imitan0e, be-
rem @obmtri1 a%Ilsinoig 3u MADDEN.
aIS 6rou s. 9angpail 5rei-
Tag obenO nod oreita9iger 46ipeIen-
belt in lire 3tS Roro IL. Ctr. qe-
8o1nnng 8uriidfebrte, muBfe
tic Die gntoefuna MAIDEN DaB tn
imiifen 9iebe i6rer @o6uung einen
~abaeitattet mo 4IeiOutas-
tide iin 8erte Don $50 geitobIen
aart @ibridi ilno Gilbert ga.
rltnos pilroen inter Der 4nfiage
1erbaftet, ant GieuItag abetto in Siio
Cmaba Soc 9ofils Observation-Disclosures
NIB Inn $35 bermlbt sl baben. aud
pnroen iuegeu beridlieoener 9faub-
i6erfdfle Die 6eioen 9rii0er Gilbert
mo 4rnolo golap IN p6li3eiltdes
9eIpubriam aenomtnen.
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a6tung, Oeut(C6e
Don Sterling, J(e6.

am Is. 8eb~uar, na6mittags tin
balb 3 llbr miro Ser beige 8iir.
%aerperein feline gerionmlttltg ob-
baIten, unO oGe 0titaIieoer Ioltel
Wenm moali6 erifeinelt. Sur quite
llnterbaItlng lit aufs bette geiorgt,
unO ale, Die in Ser Iebtet Ser
iannllung oiDeierb tpnren, f0lner
be8eugeit, boB e3 idou NOR, uto
oiesnlal loa es nod better lperoen.
Alio, oae 8eutfde. berorg un0
fomrntl
6oeben ba6e i'd sic Wadriht BE-
fomnien, oaB bie 8elttife 8beater-
@eieaidaft bier naf Stcrling font
men miro an 10. 6ebrlior. SD
bofie, 0aB iie auten grfoIg baben
miro. SD tperoe beGfen nod mel.
men ardften.
@fit @ruB
@ermaun SteiufnbIer.
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Menes Gaale Neim finaepeiht.

2incolll, 5. 6cbr. Gns netle
Gn9le Sem in 2incoln, oaS $4,000
foitete, wltroe geiteru 9lbeno in ein-
~orudsboller @eiie etngefpeibt. @ou-
uerHelir Morebeao belt Die 6eItreoe.
4itBer ibnt fdnlen ober nod onoere
3eoner gu Sort. Mabor grpan
grotltlierte i'm gamen Ser Stoot Der
2oge au ibrent neilen Seim. 9ber.
ridter Rorriiieb, Der Ioaitmeiiter
bel Dem fir cine aolerloge inert
miiroigerlueiie trodenen gontett mar,
ipielte, ais or @ouberneur More
heno b0rlteIlte, ooroitf an, 0oB Wore
bedo pielleidt all eineln Oritten ants
termin berllien meroen fonnte. Ole.
ie Nnipielnng mliroe nit 0onnerrt.
Dem applalls aafgenommen Dageget
bIieb Die geriammIung fiibl Bis ans
@er5 bindn, ais Der BOB Der Erode
peii, Charles 9rbam 81 8ort fam.
Gos nelte @eim lit cine Sebensplr-
oipfcit.
Ser 6raut 9. @eriltg BON SSlt.
oiano, Der @r.@roBprdiiDent Der
eagle 2oge UNI gegennartige.
@eraitsgeber oes eagle Mago5in . ,
NOR bel Der @imeibllug 8ltgcgen
mo Dielt cue eeoiegene Meoe iiber
Die 8iele uito 3pede mo Grr1in.
geuidafteu oes 9roens. Die ReoeI
NIT groBem 8eifaa oufge.
nonlnten.
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gnnaie6en i'm gnhitnrinnt.

Seute uno morgen dbenO, begin,
memo $50 ubr, finoet 5pii9en Der
Deittihen mo Der idmeoil6en Siege
Elm &ett-Gou5ieben ltatt. Ser Gin
iutpreis betrdgt $500. Sonntaa
abeno miro fif bic bielige 6Gniidle
Riese nit oen 0aeiiteriaofts 8ap-
5ie1ern Der @clt. Der ldottiiden
Siege BON GGicagO, meiien. 0a Der
aantpf IN beioeit 81llen Bis gum
bittereu 'Gtloe ausgefodten miro,
tann ieOer 6ratto oieie5 sports
ouf Elm Invertebrates Gal5iebell
red)ilen.
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c%urem6urger
DOn 0mG6u!

g[n6ere 2an0sleute ba6eu gereire
8nritnt mir nift? IS gibt cine
erobe Mieuge BON ms bier in Smo.
ia, unO mir ionten unlere anpeien.
belt filblbar mndelL inOenl mir inns
5l inherent gemeini6aftliden 0uben
oremiiieren, uno i'm Die tranriee
Gage unierer ungltdli@en 9riioer
in europa 5n beipreden uno linen,
Denn mogli6, 5u 6elfen. 2aIien
sic mid bon einem Se0en bon
Sbncn bOrell, mas er ilber oiele
Soee oentt.
Charles ", 3cuiiHaer, Redtsanipalt,
Yee.@ ebQli0e.
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Der GOnCOr0ia!
9asiclbe pirS am Sonntas, Den
13. 6ebrnar feierlid
begangea.

Im Sonutag, Den t3. 5ebruar.
miro Der 91mens @eion1perein Con.
coroia" iein iiebetteS 5t"iftungsfeit
lit ieierIider Neiie begeben. 5rot
iciHem nerbGlnismaBig fur5en 8e.
iteben bot Die @oncoroia cs berital.
ben it'd inter ben 0eutideu Gereinerl
Der 5to0t eillen 8Inb in 0eren eriter
Reibe 3l b%erifoffen. Bon 8eginn
un0 bon @riinoung oes 9ercinS an
BADEN Die 9amen Der goncoroio ga.
mad oejtrebt, nur CUTE lln0 finitle-
ride 8ergnilgen uno l~lnterboltttn.
gen 6tl beronitolten, uuo ooB es
linen g%elltngen. oaB iie bic Aner-
fennung 0es 0eutidtlilus Der Stoot
gefltnben Oabou 3eraen Das @ads-
tim oes 8ereiis, ionic Der 3dbIreide
geiuh, oeiien itdl Die 8eranitaI-
tilngen 0%esielben erfrG1en.
geionOers OaS Stiftungsfeit Der
Goncorotn gilt als Elm greignis Der
Saiion, uaO bos riibrige Gergnii
gltHgs aoInitees miro niftS unber.
iuft laiieb cen Hui oes gereinS
and bel Dem Oiesidbriaen Stiftun9s-
felt oufredt 5lt er9alten. Gin por-
5ilgliGes Erogrdmm lit oufgeltelt,
oos einem ieOen eere6t per0en miro,
ltn0 Die 8or6ereitungen Iinb ieit $50.
den i'm pollen @ange.
Go3 grogramm nimntt bereits UNI
$3.50 nadmittaes Ieinen anfong
Ipesbalb 5e0er friib erideinen ioate.
in uGdlter 8ode.
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0aaaaO nnb sdnesen a%nfaebradt.

Sm 6aag, 5. Sebr., iiber gunbOn.
- SolldH0iid)r 3eitnngfn alter GAR.
tciridtnngen %berlanaen, bah bic
Sentidlc 9ieaiernus lusgen SorpeOie-
rens Oes bullGnSiiden GeIOompfers
Artemis Benngtnung gebe. Gle be-
5cidnen bic 5oryeOiernng ais cine
llebertrcfnn9 .Oes 5nternntiOualem
Neiebes nnO eWsn nnbercdtisten
ariessaft aesen bic NieoerlanSe.
lSieie Gepeidle 1T Offeu6ar in 9Ou-
Son geODfteu.1
Stofholm, 5. 5ebr. - Die Sents
idlen baben eineu nit driegsfOnter.
bnubr belnbeuen idmeOiiden Camp.
fer uesgenommen nnS nnfJ Gluine-
minOc gebradt. Die fdutoiIdea
3eitnnsen erflGrcn, 6nk oieier glft
nnberedtist g~elueien lit, Sa bic Ga
onng BON einem idiueOiffen Safen
mad bcm anbern beitimmt seiueien
lit.
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Ser aeitriac 9inafamnf.

Gbos. 8eters BON 9apiaion 5eigte
iid in Dem eeitern i'm auoitorium
itattgefufl0enen Hingfompf ieinem
@egner EoltI Wortenlen bon Chi
caeo an Strait urO @ei6idIidfeit
itberlegetL botte ober eilten nidt al
pero6tenoen @egner, Der NIT alien
5ineiien uno 5rids Oes amerifafti.
ifen Ringens bertraitt mar. 8eters
gematln In 3tpei aufetnouoerfolgert.
Hen 6oli9ells Sem 8einIherengriff
tot Die Qrbeit. Geter8 fuur0e BON
mebrerel1 dnmeienoen &inefGmpfern
beralsgeforoert uto got oen Snno-
lAub uufgeboben. SeoenfalIs ner-
ben mir baib pieOer bon linn b0.
rem.
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glltcr 9entider aeifur6en.

SSn ieinem @eittL 2449 Giio IL.
SIR, mlirne Golparo @ubernomib.
Elm alter befanuter geutiter Der
staot, AM Gonneritag I'M Sitter bon
90 Sabren pom 9obc a66erufen
Die 9eeroiglmg fttOet Counting
nadmittng 100 bonn Gralterbauie
uno Inn 2 llbr bon Ser 9ettlfen
Congregations STRIDE. gde IL. un6
9orcos Ctr. ans auf Dem 9eIt
Qaiptl 5rieobofe ftatt. Ger @nt.
i6Iafene binterl1bt Die g8itiDe un6
eine So1ter.
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Mndlen bic nher 1lmlt6nhrl

@aiginstoa, ). 5ebr. - Gas lin.
tcrfOmitec, mel9es bic 6dbigfeiten
oes Medtsaniualts SranSeis fit Sas
flint Oes gnnoespberrid)ters an yrii-
fen fat, Bat bic Seffentlidfeit eiu-
gelabeu, Elm 8ort Oariiber mitsn.
reOen. 9adften 9aittiuod fGnneu
%0ieienisen, bic etiuas gesen bic Gr.
nennnug ~eia3nmen0en bnben, ibren
BefiiBlen uOr BEN aOmitee aasbrnd
Deriei6em.
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Die polt(GC6en 0eS
Oampters Appam!

8ai1instOn, 5. Sebr. Die bent
ide gotidaft hat beutc @udmittaa
bic Gfflaruns abse9eben, bah bic ant
benz 9ampfcr Appdm beHnOliden
1oitiadlen ben Ser. Staatrn ale
iibcracben luurSen limb, p6nc oaF upn
Oenielben Giniidt senpmmen morben
1T. ia BdtteH bic GnglGnOer ge-
acbenen sails saH5 anbers ucrfab-
REM
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Ghicnnn Mnrftheridf.

3inOpieb -3ufubr 200. @arft felt
&o6Iter Ereis 1915.
Sdweine-3ufu6r 1900. @arfi
meiitens 10 b6ber, SdluB IdJtpaf.
0urdi6nittspreis $7.85-8.t0.
6odlter Breis S8.t5.
sdafe-3ufubr feline. Mortt felt
aanias Gitp Marft6eridt.
RinOOieb 100. @artt no.
mitdl.
9ube, Martt felt.
Stofers, Marft flou.
adlber, Warft felt.
Sdluctne-3ufubr 1900. Mtarfi
offnete SO boiler fir Shippers,
Yaders felt.
9urdihnittspreis $7.50-7.s5.
@06iter 8reis $500.
Sdafe-3ufnbr fei1.
ct. SOiepB @arftberidt.
&lHeOteb-3uiubr 100. Narft no.
Sodlter 8reis 1926.
Sdmeiae-3ufitbr $500. Martt
feit.
8urdIdnittspreis $7.7o-7.85.
S06iter 8reis $3.50.
Sdlafe-3ufltbr 400. Garft no.
minol.
SodIter 8reis $t0.75.
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Brifen WeTOen DOn
TdrRen gc(C6(agen!
Sn WieTuputamien MAIDEN bic griten
einen @DritOh, werben aber
5nriidsrtrie6en.

aOnftantinupeI, 5. Sebr. 0as
tiirfiife a~riessamt mel0ete bentc
6olsenbes: w Der Sraf.Srunt in
Neioputamien muternabmen bic 8ri-
ten inter benz Sefebl hes @enerals
ADlmer in Der Wcsen6 bon Sclabie
cincu 8oritck sesen nniere Stelnn.
gen, farttH aber nidjt iueit. Ginem
bon nnieren Srnppen nit erOkem
&a6Srnf anssefi9rten @essnnnsriff
DcrmOdDten lie Midt ~ mibcriteben
nnO sOsen iid in Gle snrid. 8ir
madltcn cine An5abl @efansene nuo
crbeblide ariessbente.
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Observation-Disclosures
mer0en fOrtgRCebt!

&ni6inatun, 8. 5ebr. Slesies
r%unssbeamte erflGren nit 3a6Ornf,
bah bic gnitanin.@ erbnnolnngen tei-
neslueas abaebrOhen iinO. SIM @e.
geRteil ucrOeu Oielelbeu IN Nnfang
Der naditeu 8odDc uieOer 5luiIdsn
Gaming nnb SernitDrif nnisenDm
men iuerOen.
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.9emi(C6te g6Or- PROBE!

Morgcu, Sonntaq, ben 6. 5ebrn.
ar, nadfn. 3 ll6r iinoet Die grobr
oes aemii6ten Gbors fir oas Stif.
tlmgsfelt Der Goncorota i'm O2ulif.
6eim fat. 9fae Singer un0 Gdm.
g%erinnen iinO aufgeforoert piiuft.
lid 81 erIdeinen.