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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
trimmings Do Well In I.ynchbnrE.
TSOeCial to The TimeS-DisDatch |

LYNCHBCRG. VA, October LITTLE
leaf tobacco sales this week amounted
to about 10000 pounds of the new
leaf. The sales for the season foot
up i21,810 pounds.
The offerings for tho week consisted
principally of last cuttings and com
mon grades of tobacco, all of which
sold we'll for quality and condition.
the general average being s7GS per
100 pounds, which is decidedly higher
than last year this time.
The farmers show desire 10 sell,
but the want OF Il season" is holding
them back.
AS soon as there is n rain, so tobacco
can be gotten ready for market. it is
thought that sales will be large.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Extension.

kENOVA, w. VA. October 14.-The
Basic Products Company, OF this town.
has announced that 1t will build an
addition to It's already big plant that
will practically double It's capacity.
Limestone products are tho specially
of this company. II is the current
rumor that the company will eXpcnd at
least 100000 in ready cash in the en-
largement and extension of the plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
For Dry Work Only.

CONWAY, S. G.. October IA com
pany is being organized here to estak-
lish a twcnticth-ccntury knitting mill.
which. IL is said, will employ not less
than 100 young people. male and fe-
male. principally female. with day
hours altogether Charles r. Scar
borough, n man OF means and of In
hucncs among other men Of means, Is
said to he at the hcad of the move
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
Kenhridge Hns Some Go"d Sales.

Sales of bright tobacco for the week
amounted to 10000 pounds. at an
average of l6 cents per pound. Tho
dry weather is interfering with order
ing, and In consequence sales arc
lighter than usual.
1t liz, however, noticeable that
quality is improving as the season adj
vancea, and all Indications point TO
tho most prosperous year that tobacco
growers have experienced since the
market was founded at Kenbcidge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
Petersburg Sell. the nrlsh,-.

TUT 70 !
PETERSBURG, VA. October IA
Sales of bright tobacco continue to in
crease each week. The market is very
active. with all offerings freely taken.
Prices this week ranged from 50 to
$3.50 New dark leaf tobacco this
week sold from s6.T5 TO SIG
ON Wednesday and Thursday of next
week during the fair, there will he
special premium sales of both bright
and dark grades, in which premiums
in money and goods To the value OF
500 Will be distributed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
Isucklngham 4. Coming.

BUCKINGHAM. VA, October 1.-THE
$4,000 OF bonds recently voted by the
good people of buckingham County for
good roads have been sold at good
price. and the cash Is now available
for better highways. That tho money
Will he 1udiciously spent goes with
out saying. The time is not far dis
tant when buckingham will DO as we'll
noted for good roads as any county In
tho State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
nO0nInE Virginia. Iienrh.

NORFOLK. VA. October 1.-THE
Ocean Front Land Company is one Of
the new concerns that has been In
corporatcd under the laws of Virginia
TO do business all around and about
this seaport region. II is understood
however. that this company will con-
finc it's business largely TO the develop
mcnt OF lands and enterprises at Vir-
GINA Beach and Whereabouts. The cap
ital stock of the company is said To be
$4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
Giles County to the Trent.

CLIFTON FORGE, VA, October ii
The B"ard Of County Commissioners of
Giles County has let the contract for
the construction OF $4,000 bridge
over New River, which will DO an inn
portant connecting link In tho good
roads system OF Southwest Virginia.
This bridge. which Will DO ~ steel
structure. Will he S72 feet long. and OF
tho usual width for hrst-class steel
bridges
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
ENLARGED Cnpi,n, s,.cl

ROUGEMONT. ". &. october II The
Little River Manufacturing Company.
OF this place. has announced am ir :
crease OF capital stock from 100000 10
100000. and all Of the increased stock
has been taken for the purpose Of on
larg!ng the mills that havo already
made great success In the rnanufac
lure OF yarns and ropes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
VIEWS AND NEAR VIEWS;
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
Fredericksburg on Firing Linc-Jrhe
NOlsclcss TOwn-WIlnt the People
want--IhinEs That Attract.

With its mind doubtless bearing on
tho last bill 1t received for,whitc paper,
the Roanoke Times throws out this
timely hint: Some people arc UNI
reasonable enough TO expect II 80 paper
for 81. Whenever community is
willing TO pay 50 Il year for IL there
will he no trouble about getting tho
50 paper"
"Shall fredericksburg join the pro-
ccssion of active, up-to-datc pros
porous citics?" asks the fredericksburg
Star. and II adds after n big interro-
cation point that this is tho question
before the people Of tho old battle
scared town The Star then goes on
TO say: we think the answer will
he favorable. We urge our people not
TO be laggards In the race. Our BUSH
ness men. manufacturers. merchants
and others should put their shoulders
10 the wheel and help the movement"
That sounds like business, and 1t Is
to be hoped that the people OF the old
town nave already caught Oh.
mere Is much suggestion i'm the fol-
lowing from the Norfolk Virrinian
filot paper that is always looking
out for the best to be had "Unneccs-
sary noises, and IL is the cScccdin,Iv
arc not many such, should, OF course,
be reduced to tho lowest practicable
minimum. Consideration for the pub
lie comfort and the public health so
demands. But agitation against this
nuisance may be carried to n point
where II itself becomes nuisance
The only altogether noiseless town ia
the town that is dead and deserted"
lust so. The absolutely noiscless town
in Virginia is thing of the past. for
winch let us offer thanks
Going back to the Frcderickshur,,
star THAT paper carries this little
editorial paragraphs: The baseball
series and the state Fair have, in
virginia. for "a time at least, absorbed
all attention. What is tho score and
now about tho fair? arc the paramount
anu important questions Of the passing
hours. Who will he elected is apnar.
emily Of small moment Just now. In
lew days however, all this will he
changed. than the news from tho cIac
tion front will be eagerly sought after
ana inquired about
acs' thnt Is characteristic OF Vfr.
Eihia. Always something up to keen
the people moving and nothing does
Eiciter service along that limo than
state district and county fairs We
want more Of the latter next wear than
we had this year. Those we did have
were great. and this Is an Incentive
10 such counties as did not have ,bnn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
HIE Plant for Woodstock.

WOODSTOCK. VA, October l4.-Thc
MANN Sacks Manufacturing Company
Oh thls town, has completed arrange
men's Tor the establishment here OF n
.~cntreth century dairy and creamery
plant. Tho plans arc in hand for n
splendid building. which will be Of
hrerroof construction. aud will carry
all OF the features OF nh up-to-dntc
plant OF Its kind. Woodstock is de-
lighted ut tho pros >ect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-15
farewell Getting nu.y.

TAZEW ELL, VA. October l4.-Taze-
well County is going to spend n great
deal OF money the next year or more
for good roads. and one Of the first
expenditures will be for the improve
mcnt Of the streets OF the town of
Graham. Probably $4,000 will be ex-
pended in this line OF Improvement.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29
Loan Association Elects

The Annual Meeting of the Mutual
Protective Loan Association was held
Monday evening at the Talmud TOrah
auditorium, with about three hundred
members present The annual reports
of the officers were favorably received
and showed the business of the associa-
ton to be in a fourishing condition.
The following recommendations of the
board of directors were adopted:
1. The issue of an additional one thou
sand shares of stock, to be sold at
5000 per share.
g. The declaration of twelve per
cent dividend for 1916.
An increase in salary was also grant
ed to the president and financial secre-
tary The business of the association
for 1916 Appropriated $4,000. 1t is
confidently expected that the business
for 1917 will reach the quarter of
million mark.
Election of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: David Sha-
piro, President, Max Schwartzberg, Vice
President; David Landy, Treasurer; Ma
than Spilberg, Financial Secretary; j.
Muehlstein, Recording Secretary. Board
of Directors: ]. Gelb, M. Noodleman,
Benjamin LIGHT, ]. M. Zeessman, M.
Zipperman, J. Jankowitz and H. Cohn
A. H. Karatz was retained as attorney.
On the oath of December, the Poale
Zion Yougend Club, HatikwOh, celebrat-
ed the second anniversary of the clubs
existence at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Finkelstein.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29
Youuend Club Celebrates

After two hours of enjoyable games,
Mr.. Fitterman, the chairman of the
evening, opened the formal program.
Mr.. Segal assisted by Mr. Sheick, both
# the Elder Poale Zion, gave an illus
trated lecture on Chanukah, after which
Mr.. Feigelman gave very interesting
description on "How Chanukah is cele-
brated in PALESTINE" Later the members
of the club pronounced short toasts
and the real celebration began. Re-
freshments of all kinds were served
when Mr.. Kritchevsky and Miss Coulter
man showed their ability as accomplish
ed walters. After the refreshments the
members sang Jewish and American ma
tional songs. During the evening Mr..
Fitterman made an appeal for the Jew
ish war sufferers and two dollars were
collected.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-29
2S2

''THE GARDEN OF ALLAH'' PUR-
CHASED BY HARRY A. SHERMAN.
Man Who Bought ''The Crisis Secures
Big Feature for Entire World.
Harry A. Sherman, of this city, has
purchased the rights for the entire
world for VIM. H. Selig's most mass
i've, most beautiful, most expensive film
dramatization of Robert Hichens' novel
"The Garden of Allah" The price paid
is also the largest in the history of
moving pictures, rumor placing 1T
around half a million dollars.
Harry A. Sherman, foremost buyer
of state rights in the world, is trained
investigator in the motion picture in
dustry, and in the last six months has
invested over a million and half dol
lars in state rights features. A little
over two months ago he bought the
rights for "The Crisis for the United
States and Canada, and in five weeks
successfully exploited all the rights. An
epoch event in states rights history.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-13
STE Bemtise Gage.

Der Sing Inn Gettinie 5iebt lid
INNER enger 5uiammer1. Gs lino
5pei meitere Srte in Der Nabe Der
montenegrinil6en @auptifafo ge-
nonlnten nno ale Soffnlttg til
bereits a~ufgegeben1 Tie 81 bolten.
SIN Ser 8ufoninn= @ren5e baben Ole
&aimpfe mieoer %begonnen, bod iino
ale aneriffe Der Griien 5ltriidee-
i9lagen. Die Sran5olen baben Die
griehii6e Sniel &orfu pioerrehtlid
beieBt. SIN Der @ren5e BON Iiioli=
den Wo5eOonien uno @riehenlano
bat Ser &umpf 5milben 0el1tlden
uno G~nglanoern %begonnen. I'm
5peifelbaft iteben mibtige greigniiie
bebor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-13

sd bun llber5enaf, 0oB 0as y0lf
nno Ser 4onig ieIbit Ben Srrtrm en-
fennen, ben iie sentadt baden, dber
Der &onig lit 10 baGsltarrig. er bIeibt
unbetpeeIid. gs lit meine lleber-
5egitutis, oaB es mad bielem aric-
ee feline aoniee mebr eeben miro.
Sic ale boben unier Gleno pernr-
iad1t."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-13
8ricgs : NaHriAtem.

0as Offisi6s bnlsariIde 8aatt
nSatro" in Sofia berid)tet, oaf Die
Gentralmadjte nno 8nlsariem Der
griedliiden &esiernng am "a. De-
SENDER Noten stitellten, in oenen bic
@ertreibnng Der Mliiertem aus gu
lDnifi D~erlanst pmrSe. sym Der Note
g%nlgariens lurrbe erflGrt, baE sic
bnlgariiden Srnppen, faQs cine eSn=
baiiom in 8riedenlano mDtmenoia
iperoem iolte, gemeiniam NIT ben
Seitldem nmb Seiterreidern aber
Die @renSe riifen miiroem. sSn bic
lem Sale uerbe iid Sulaariem aber
gesiummgen iebeu, bpn @riedenlamS
cine GntidaOisuns fir bic Soften
oes Jelosmges at nerlamgen.
0as Mnilanber glott uSecolo"
meloet, oaB iih Cunts in better STE
belion befinoef. Die 8epoIferunq
tpioeriebt ii6 Der Hegierung; sic
fran5oifiden Gefrutierungsoffisiere
muBten flieben urlb Elm Moior nn6
ein aommiiiionsprdiioent mltroen
ermoroet.
Ser 9ltbener aorrelponoent oes
vEetit Sournal~ telegrapbiert belte:
Die Iaiierten brauden BET ibren
oiplomatiiden @erbmolnnaen nit
8riedenlano feline groBen Hnfiif=
ten ST nebmen, 0enil iie baben 0as
&onigrei6 in Ser Snr6. Die arie=
dilde Station lit p~onit1noig BON Ser
Iierer-gntente abbareig r1lo miro
berbungern ment ibr oie 2ebens=
mittel5nfubr abgei1nitten miro uno
tie feline lnteritiisnng mebr erb1It.
.Die griediibe Gegierung fam iebr
.leibt gefiigig 0aonr6 gema6t rper-
ben, 0aB ibr Die Maiierten feline
meiteren @elbmittel Iiefern, bis tie
be%oineungslos ales getuabrt, mos
bon ibr berlangt miro nno Ser Gu
tente p~oIitdnoig freie Sano ,IaBt.~
Die listener yNaeiie Sreie Ireile1
meloet, oaB Die Mrdibe 0es ierbi-
iden Mnstp1rtigen Mmtes in einem
&loIter gefun6en moroen iino, in
benz ie bon Der Megierung perItedt
uorben tparen. Die SO groBe ai-
ten ~fiilenoen Dofumente befinoen
fid anf Dem @ege na6 @iet uno
man 6arf nod ihrer Giftung mol
ienIationene ,gntbiinlmgsn erfuar
ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-13
Eer-as.

Cine aiemlib itnrfe aalte'
berri6t I'M YanbanoIe= @ebiet. Oas
thermometer re9iftrierte am Mitt-
mod morgen 20 GRAB iiber GltIl,
ooh mtroe oie gemperatur beltdn-
Dig fdlter uno man fiirbtet, ooB lie
big auf Ben NllIpunft berublinfen.
miro. @roBe gerlufte on 8ieb iDer=
BEN infoIge Der &dlte ertpartet. Ser
uNortber" breitete ii1 i'm 2nufe oes
Cages Bis an Die &iiIte berunter-
aug. gs lit 6as fdItelte @etter, oas
mir oieien @inter nod gebabt boz
ben. SIN gail5en Siioneiten BEG
2anoes berridt groBe &1Ite.
Ser ~67i1brige @nltab Senefe,
Der in Der N1be bon Columbus
fpobnte, Derldieo nm Ietten 9iens-
tag gan5 plobIib. gr miro BON lei
ner @itme, 6rei Sobnen uno elmer
Eobter iiberIebt.
Serr nn6 Srau Socob Sabp,
fpelde IN Der Nabe bon g~aItroniae
%tuobnen, feierten fiir5Ii1 oas Set
ibrer oiamanteflen Sodseit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-13

tie er, oaB oie 5tpeite 5hlaht Ell
gentlid falldliaerpeile aIs Die
Sdla6t bei ct. Quentin be5eidnet
lperoe, oeln oas Lag melt ab. Mber
Der .None lit nun einmal eingebiir-
CERT uno 10 miro er mol aud belize
tdlten merben.
Gin 3ufaG brodte Dos @eiprad
ouf Die Sugo. uno oa lid ergab,
oub Der General uie Iein geiu6er
our @iloe Der Singer BON Sanft
@u6ertus geboren, mar alsbulo Ell
he lebhafte l~lnterbaltrng iiber Saeo=
erlebniiie i'm @unge, mabel lfan1-
baft peribwiegen iei, cb ni9t ou6
eth wenig oes pielberiibmten Sd
gerlatein nit einfloB. @ber init
pollem .Re6t n1to Der edten Srelloe
oes 8eiomanns uno Noturfreltnoes
l6iloerte Der General Sen prodt=
poaen geftano an SLOT nnb Cant
milo mie an S6tpar5ipilo Der Marf
granoenb1rg. &or peniaen Sagell
crit mar eS linn bergonnt gefpeien,
IN einem Der I6oniten Gepiere ser
Mearf gu iagen uno babel mebrere
quite Stride, oarunter einen itarfetl
3fDolfenoer, einen ftarfen Cant
IdGufler uno einen iebr Itorfen al
ten Seller anBer einigen geringen
SGtpor5fitteln sur Strede gu brin=
zen. dginen belonoers brapet
Stri6, Cen mir nnbeflet I'M @aTo
1tmberbummelnOe gerliner 4nsfIig-
Ter bergrdmen, geraoe ais ib i'm
brett Dor Der 8rdie bate, mub ih
mir nod nabtraglid boIen", meinte
er, NIT Der Iaunigeft &anobemer-
flung: DOB oie Storenfrieoe bon
mir elm paar glteemeinte Grmab=
ttungen NIT auf BEN @eg befomnlen
boben, fper6en sic mir mol nadfiib-
len." 9alltes @unoegebem nnter-
bra6 Die tiefe Stiae BEG @urtens,
r1o in mabtigen SGber ftiirmte ein
i6tuarser NeufunoIdnoer gum gor,
Inn einem Irem6ett ben @ingana st.
fpebren. vSeo6p" pnroe III aler
Sorm borgeiteM, unb tpabreno Ser
General sartlib Sen fluaen aopf
bes Gieres ftreidelte, fam Ser spei-
te Sobn beran, Der ebeniaas our
Grbolnng I'M g~lternbauie meilt.
ST 1T I'M biirgerliben 2eben ssr-
genienr, nno 5tpar gIeftrifer,
oeiien beion6ereg @ebiet Die SSltn-
photographic lit. S1 oieIer 81
genldoft bat iib Ser iunee Serr
bon &lnf melt in Der @elt nmaele=
ben, namentlid in Spanien lanae=
re 3eit setpirft. Sim ariege nabm
er als 2eiitnant Der 3eierbe elmer
Stnfennbteilung tell, Big er bei Ell
mem automobilunfaG ernItlid per=
lebt piroe. Sest lit er, tpie err
ipdbnt, nad &aufe beurlaltbf, Inn
ii6 bon ben SoIgen oes Sturses su
erbolen. Wan itebt, ons unerbitt-
lide S6ifIal beridont oen Seerfibs
rer un6 Die linn Nobeltebe16en
eb%enlotpenig tDie oen genneinen
Watn.
9od Die CUR 8erfignng itebenoe
3eit mar in anregenoem @elprad
leioer nur a15n i6nen perflogen.
Gin fraftiger 9anoeoruf uno Der
8ein9er Idieo, bon nEeobp@ begIei-
tet, BON Der Sddtte, Inn, lih INT
idaleno, nod 3einmal bas gilo in
fih auf5uneBmen: oie berbitlih ge-
itimmte nmgebune oes Ibonen @ar-
tens nro als ibr Mittelpnnft an ser
Sdmelle 0es eirfader 9alies bie
bobe, fraitiee Geltalt bes bent
iden @~eerfibrers I'M oenfbar ein-
faditen 8epan6, nno bod 10 elm
orufsbol, 10 ganaIih ungeludt
IN Der @eIammtpirfung, u1b opd1
10 iebr Mittelpunft, als bdtte elm
aroRer aiinitIer in bieiem Bib fem
MeiItertuerf bollbraht. 9as mar Ser
bnrmoniihe @usflang zines ge=
llds BEL @eneraloberit BON GIud!
Siup nprnihtpu0p &ritif nm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-13
Cine nerniftenne &ritif d

Cine pernihterloe &ritif al
Yraiioe11t @illons merifanilden $50
litif iibte Der befarnte Sngenielir 6.
6. Gillette in Bbilaoelpbia, Der erit
fiir5li6 bon Merifo 5uriiffebrte, als
err Die 0adridt bon Der grmoroung
Der neunaebn @merifaner ourd Die
8iaa : @anoiten nj Der N6be bon
Gbibuabua las. or iaste: 9iele
Morotaten iino befam1t getporoem,
oas Staatsoepartement bat ieoo1
&enntnis bon bielen anoeren, bic es
u~nteroriidte. Der aongreB iuiiroe
eritaunt lem iiber Die Ianae 2i5te,
fueim er bas Staatsoepartement auf-
foroert, Tie berausaugeben. Sest
miro man fpieoer fbone 8riefe nnb
Soften ibreiben iiber Die neueiten
@raulamfeiten 8iGo's. SD modte
bierbei ieoo1 baran e%rinnertl, oab
Die &itgeln, Die Die geflngenstperteil
toteten, bnr6 Die @ilIon : Momini-
ftration IN BEN 8eiib BON @ila ge-
langten ino Die eatt5e gerantiDort-
lidfeit fir Die Gage in Werifo f1Gt
mif Traiioent @iliorL Ser Die 81
tuationb ieitoem er Inn sfnt lit, in
ieiner &ono botte. @ohri6einlidl
miro lett General Gitraoo NIT lei
men 5000 @ann, oie Ben @ef6ngnii-
Ten uno 3udtb1uiern Ser Saupt-
Itaot @itooaIoiara's entItammen,
BON Garran5a geqen Gilo gefhidt
peroen; berlel6e Gitraoo. Ser Iid
0urh feline 8rittaIitdt oltseeseidnet
rno oltrd ieille griinolihen &liinoe.
rungsmetboben ben Ramen Ser
geier" peroient bot, beun mo er mo
iein 8aabeeiinoel bauiterry lit faf-
tiid nidts iibrig gebIieben, ones
ipitrbe eefebrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-13
Motthep y. Sdtnibt ser

Mattbep y. Sdmiot Ser in
Sos 4ngeles, Sal, iduIbig befun-
ben muroe, an Ser 9bnamit- grpIo-
lion 1T Dem oortigerl Zines" Sc.
bdllbc betei[igt eetpeien su Iein, iii
81 lebensI6nglidem 8udtbaiis Der.
urteiIt fporoeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-13
IN 9usfahoma. 0fIa..

81 SItSIu9BHIu, SIIu., taIIt
ein Monr, Der iid lpater Sames
BbieIpile aus Mcgllelter nannte,
in Die Oorti9e 5irit State ganf,
8luang ben aoiiierer, ibrn alles por-
bonoene 9aargelo ou geben nn6
ipollte banit, nadoem er b~ergebens
beriudt batte, ben aaiiierer ein8u-
iperren, NIT leiner 8eute oabonrci-
ten, als inn Ser aoiiierer cas- &fero
inter Dem 2eibe erldoB uno Sic
giir9er i'm feltuabmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-13
(4us Dem n9enti6eu SournaI~
Sntrisien sesen @riedJen.
LAMB entGiillt.
Bon aneuitus S. Bead.


Son Augu1tus s. Bead.
@ien Z. Sanitar. 8rfiidt
Sntriguen, Die mdbren0 Der Gerlu.
DIE Der @liiertem @riedenIano aui
ibre Seite al bringent eeIponner
Duroen iinD, nie bereits flir5 be.
ridtet, our9 geroffentTidung Oer
&orreiponoen5 britiI1er 8eamten an
Die SeffentIi1feit gelangt. Die Sc
l1lagnabme Der 9~ofuntente erfoIgte
i'm 3uiamnleubattg nit Ser Set
1abme bon 5tpei engIii1en 9eamtell
bltrh Elm oiterreihiifes u=8oot i'm
Mittelmeer am 4. 9eaember. Diele
Benruten tparen. General geapier,
Der friibere Militar- Mttahee in gnI-
garien 1t1b ipater Der grie9iiGel
@otldaft IN gltben 5ugeteilt, uno
Gapt. @iIion, Mitglie6 BEG britt
lben Ynrlaments. geibe befanoen
fih auf Ser 5abrt bon 9ltben nod)
2onoon.
Gin YoItiad, ben bic Serren iiber
8orb ~getporfen Baften, ulroe BON
BEN 0eIterrei9ern aufgefiidt un6
errtbieIt ouBer griefen Der britifden
Botidaft in Mtben cine Ml15abl bon
Bribatbriefen bon MitgIieoern oes
6Iotten Departements BON @rie-
benInno itno Mitglieoern Ser BOT
lhaft an 8erpanote ulb Sreilnoe in
England.
Inter Der offi5ieaen &orrelpon-
beng befano fih Elm 8eridt ser bril-
trIden 8otl6aft in Mtben bonn 25.
Nobember. Dieter lit beIonoerer
8eadtung inert, oa er in elmer Nad-
idrift Die Sor0erungen Ser entente
an @riede1lanb entbaltt.
3ieie 5~or6errtlgen ltpben in fla-
grantem @ioeripru6 gu Sen abge-
6roidenen Ibralen @robbriton.
MEMS bon Dem S1llb f[einer Na=
tionen. 9erieIbe Maneel an ah-
tltng Dor @rie1enIon6 uno ~Iei11eft
flnoamentaIen Ginridtuneen, leIbit
gegen BEN griediifen Monarfen,
5eigt iid an beridieoenen SteGet
Der 8ribat : aorreiponoen3 Elm
umltano, Ser lin 10 tpi1tiger in bic
8agi6ale ialt, als ane Wtitglieoer
oes britiihen oiplomatiiden aorps
Der euqliIden Y0miruIitdt nndphns
rem.
"a es gegen BEN 9raud ser
olterreihilh : ilngarilden Hegierung
perltoBt, Eripnfbriefe 1elbit bon If
rem 6einoen 5u nerofferltli6en, iino
Die Bripatlarlen aus Ben 8riefcn,
oeren geroffentlidulg man mir ae-
ltattet batte, fortgelaiien. Sd mur0e
fener benafridfigt haB Ste gfe-
gierung MIR Die offi5iede aorreIpon-
oeft5 Der britiIben 8otlfaft III
atben beidlaenabmen miro; oiq
Bripat : aorreiponoer5 tpiro ourd)
Die amerifauiide gotidaft nad 2on-
Don geldafft perben.
Der beldIasnabm1e gotidafts-
beridt Ialttet:
Son Cir s. Gaiot, eneliider
8otldnfter in 4tbeil, an Cir 60.
tuaro @reD:
@tbeL 90. Rop. 1915.
pgetreffs meines Backgrounds
| go. 1917 bon beute babe ih Die Oh.
/, re, cine abihrift oes Documents al
mterbreiten, ipel1es mein fran35ii
! ider &ollege Deute 0oraen oen
Winilterium nit ben 8ertretern boz
@roBbritannien, StaIien uno Mirb
lano iiberreidte uno cine 8elpre
dung Der bon Der grie1ifden &e
aiarlmg perlangten 3~iigcitdnoniiIt
entb1lt. (@es.0 GIIipt
~0qhldrift:
I. 3uriif5iebumg ariehildel
Gruppen bon Sulonifi mo ltmae
hung.
2 8oaig freies 8erfiigulrggred)
iiber G%iienbabnen mo StroBen 8it
8renSe, beionoers IN oer@egenb bon
aribolof mo Moilaitir. 10 ooB mi
nidt nur in Der Staot ielbIt, ion
bern aiid in Der llmgcbung an
Wittel baben, Die 81 nnIerm Sdut
uno sur Srgonifierune cine
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gannlmuGe.
San Nnfonio, Ger, lis Gents.
@albeftonL 1880 Gents.

5ou gutouio Ser ~ 6e,,ts
@oIneftnu Is 50 ge,its
$50
SplIpufuMsH-EtoeAIIe.
Gan aI.fotto, Segy u Sait- I9lsZ
GIlnle sLnoe eoltoH Seeo Stk oi
eenis per @auone
uuS $3.50: Som,or "a go mn g Ak
Sebr1iar. $8.79 II. 1881; Sears, 1881
un0 $3.50; April, 1882 unD 1856,
Mai, 1888 uri0 $3.50; Sunni. $500 Ii.
1892; Stuff, 1896 iinD 1896; Hus
quit. $500 uno $9.01.
ssarm.ssrpbufte.
uss:. - 70 &C.,
Sui 1'uoi'os Seh. 70. esu''- sloZ
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SSn Sofio mari ein Malln 5iuei
Bomber allf ben iopaniiden Yre=
mierminifter, BEN Grafen Ofuma.
Der @raf ipuroe ieooh nidt perIeBt.