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d office boy an instant; then said

raised office boy an instant; then said
coldly:
Young man. by attending promptly
TO duty. a boy is supposed to rise In the
world. But by attending to this par
ucular duty 30 promptly you came
within an ~ OF taking q ~ten-story
drop In the world from that window
yonder. he thankful I'm patient"
He strobe forth to meet his visitor.
The moment the office was deserted.
Felix stole from his hiding place. rum
mayed once more among the papers,
picked up a letter from the desk and
slipped out nolselessly INFO the corridor.
Felix boarded IN elevator To the street.
and the subway for R%ivcrdale. lie ar
rived at tho MOntrose house and
Invested himself of his hat and outer
coat barely in time to answe a ring
at the front door and to usher Par
IRISH into tho little reception room off
tho hall.
He started toward the stairs TO
seek DIR. Montrose in the laboratory.
But just then he CHANGED to see his
employer mounting the veranda
steps. Going TO meet him at the door.
Felix a~nnounced:
"Mr. Parrish has Just called, SIR"
Parrish" repeated tho doctor.
the detective7"
Yes. sir. He's In tho reception
room"
Dr. Montrose hestitated. Then he
squared his shoulders and entered
the reception room. Felix set the
ease and hat on the hall table. then
tiptoed to the door and bent to lis
ten.
"Well'" queried DR.. Montroso.
none too civilly. as he confronted his
guest. What can | do for you?"
Parrish seemed a little surprised at
the others curt ton and tho stare OF
unfriendly impotence. lie opened his
lips to speak. but before he could
shape the first word the curtains at
the opposite end OF the room. leading
from the stairway. were brushed
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himself 70 flee. Montrosc burst. into
the room. Like a whirlwind Mon
trose swept down upon him. Throw
ing his muscular arms about Pierre.
the doctor held him immovable in n
visc-like grip. Then. with a sweep
ing gesture. he tore off Pierre's dis
guise. revealing. TO his great amaze
ment. Felix.
"You!" he managed TO articulate.
"You."
From outside came the crash Of
shifting gears and the whine of worn
brakes quickly applied. The reali-
cation came to Montrose that the
pursuing policemen were at the door.
He turned TO Florence.
Not a word" he whispered hur-
THE police are at the door.
Is not the Crimson Stain. I
want to save him. | Will explain all
Quickly he showed Felix behind
furniture. with n chair he
thrust out n pane Of glass in the
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window and overturned several pieces
OF bric-a-brac just as the policemen
came fying into the room.
"Out hat way" cried M%ontrose,
pointing to the broken window. The
two policemen plunged out in pursu...
Felix came. crouchins, from OILS
hiding place. ard with a sneer at the
doctor started for the stairs. Mon
trose made as II TO follow, but Flor
ence's restraining hand deferred him.
Father. what Is TT Tell me" she
pleaded.
Montrose turned TO look at her, and
with n sudden cry Of anguiGh he
swept her into his arms.
"Believe In me-, my daughter" he
whispered TO her. Don't ask me 20
explain. Trust me to do what IL
right"
And Florence did the utterly fiiiai
thing. Her arms stole about tho
doctor and she held him close 20 her.
lie was her father. and-the king can
do 10 wrong
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spring into a waiting taNicab and be
whlrled away to safety. Montrose
gave chase.
Two blocks away. as pursued and
pursucr flashed around the corner on
two wheels, barely missing Il trolley
car. a couple OF policemen caught
sight OF the fejr-dlstraught face of
Pierre La Rue in the leading taXi-
can. Somewhere at some time they
mad seen a photograph OF him, and
realizing instantly who he was. the
minions OF the law Communicated a
pslssing automobile and Joined in the
chase.
Needless OF traffic policcmcn's
challenges. disrcgarding all danger
and warnings, the machines fairly
flew through the crowded streets Of
the lower east side, "endangering lifc
and escaping self-destructlou time
ana time again by a mere hairs
breadth. Further north as they pro-
crossed the congestion became less
and the machines increased their
speed correspondingly until TO start
led b%eholders they seemed like
streaks OF lightning cracking along
the pavement. Faster and faster
they sped, each occupant threaten
ing. caJoling, pleading with his driver
10 make more speed, more speed. But
inc machines were too evenly ball
anced. and the only hope OF each was
that the Others car would break
down under the strain. Try as he
would. Pierre could not throw off his
pursuers.
Presently they left the city behind.
Before them stretched tho exclusive
Riverdale section, whore DR.. Mon
trose lived. As they reached the
Montrose homo Pierre flung some
bills at his driver. Jumped out and
dashed Into the house. colliding with
Florence.
For an instant she stared at MIN.
Then she screamed. The suddencSs
or II shattered Picrre's decision. lie
hcsitated. Before he could gather
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Has Used Duffy's rs Years
The excellent results obtained from
the use Of Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key during Is years prompted Mr..
Parrott to express his appreciation
in the following words;,

"Tweny:t ire yeGrs ago. whie in AlJu-
querque. n. NJ. I was taken dorm rith
stomach trouble. M doctor adriscd me- 10
take DufJy's Pure Mali Whiskey. as d.
rected before meals HJirci ma up. and /
haze used DuJfg's rs occasion required all
these yedrs. Ercryons in our Camp uas
more or less troubled Nth stomach distress.
rhich all said uas caused by The aikdi IN
The udicr. and n came 10 pass mat d few
others Of me old pioneers rho hke myself
wcre trading and bHying Narajo rugs and
other Indian carios from me Indians, that
nc came 10 iook upon DHffy's Pure Matt
Whiskcy as ihe old standby, and when any
Of US had a cOld. or our stomach uas bad,
10 used DulJy's and ne recommended IL as
l do TO all our Jriends,"-C. II. Parrot.
Beiriiere Flats, 18th and Grand Arenues.
Milwaukee Hts.
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tho corner and was about TO cross
the street a closed taNicab whizzed
past him, and he recognized in It's
occupants Pierre La Rue. Tanner,
and kiel.
1t flashed upon him Instantly that
the arch criminal and his l~ieutenants
were out for no good purpose. Hall
ing a second taxi that CHANGED TO
be passing, Montrose gave chase.
Night had fallen.
In n tenement district. at that time,
stood Aliger's Dance Hall. n plague
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2Vsfvs
The dictation was proceeding rap
idiy when an ONCE boy came in, bear
ing a card. Stanley read the name
thereon, and tore the card across
saying sharply:
.sreii Mr.. Layton Parrish want
nothing further TO do with him. Send
him away"
The ONCE hoy turned 20 execute the
mission. But he was too late. Par
dsh's bulky form already blocked
the threshold OF the door leading In
to the city o
Mr.. Stanley" said tho dstective.
sometime ago you gave mo leave
10 como into this once any time 1
ohoss BY tho corridor entrance. To-
day I'm turned back and made TO
send in a card. What does tnat
sTt means,' rctorted Harold. sd-
vnncinK on him, that ! don't want
vou around here any more. Clear
out"
A. he spoke, Harold put n palm
an tho detectives broad chest ana
forcibly thrust him back n step into
the outer room. slamming the door.
For several minutes longer no con-
ttnued his d~ictation. Then he dis
miapsd the st~enographer m seated
himself at his desk. But before he
could settle down to work. q second
card was brought 20 him. At sight
e a. no smiled. happily.
''Show her in here" he bads tho
once boy.
The youth departed, presently OPEN
lng the ONCE door again to admit Flor
0cs Montrose. The girl was In motor
costume, and, to Harold's infatuated
~ was bewitchingly pretty.
hob Clayton and I arc going to try
ct my new car this afternoon" she
eosA. won't you come alons1 Please
20. How DO you like this suit1 It's
nVanA new. Tn wearing II homo from
Mns. Luistts's. You'll Join U.S. won't
II wish ! miEht,- he told her. And
IT'S . big temptation. But I'm up to
ny ears in work to-day"
Has the rush OF work anything TO
do with the Crimson Stain" she
asked, masking her disappointment at
his refusal.
1T has everything TO do with H." he
told her. i've the strongest clue yet.
And Tn following II for all It's worth.
Bob Clayton Is In II with me But"
his face becoming suddenly grave,
"this new information OF mine leads
ne TO fear there's vague peril threat
ening YOU. little girl. And that trou-
sies me more than all tho rest OF the
dangers put together. For
Something threatening mef' re-
peatsd Florence. What Is ~"
'I have no night to explained" he
said. "and perhaps. after all. am
mistaken. But, anyway. you can take
my solemn assurance for one thing:
whatevcr threatens you. Ill be able
to protect you against It. And I'm
going 70 stand between you and peril.
dear. Now and always Never for
get that"
His eyes grew wondrous tender as
he spoke. unconsciously. he and
Florence had moved closer TO each
other.
"Scuse me, Mr.. Stanley" squcaled
the diminutive office boy, flinging open
the office door. But Senator Bartholf
Ia In the anteroom. You told me 10
let you know. the minute no. got here
The two lovers started guilty. apart.
Florence, her face scarlet, fled through
the corridor door and on to the elc-
vator. Stanley glared at the embar-
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For an instant she stared at him. Then
she screamed. Before he could gather him
self to flee Montrose burst into the room.
Like a whir1wind Montrose swept down upon
him. Then with a sweeping gesture he tore
off Pierre's disguise, revealing to his great
amazement-Fe1ix
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-= AnoID STANLEY was N no mood for visitors as he paced the
floor Of his private office n tho Examiner Building. debating to
his stenoRrapher. Yet nt that very moment unknown to himself
he had a visitor; there, IN his W office. A visitor who a
listening with avid interest to what the young newspaper owner
a debating. ,n-
-1,n note from, Florence to Stanley. Then, q $ Harold had been called out
=, y. -oomt or a moment. Felix had sped swiftly To the office desk and had
hs~rn 10 unn,r rs papers. Hearing Stanleys returning footsteps, he
sunoe behind I'M desk and crouched there awaiting a second try for what
-. .o,rh, uarod entering with his stenogrnphcr, had supposed him
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DI3NOCNATIC,
lFrnm The Yale Recort

'fNnW luN iae hrNonn
What kin OF a fellow Is he?"
"Oh. hos the kind Of "A fellow who
goes out for a walk with YOU. and then
tel. yuu how democratic he IL: not
AlIAIl - hclmg soon WIN n%nNhnhN."
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ELEVENTH EPISODE
THE SOUL
coa5-t, by Consolidated Film Corporation. 1917


CoyH-t by Consolidated Film Corporation 1870
SYNOPSIS ~ PRECEDING EPISODES.
Harold STANLEY cub rvt~ lot N' York dag o'noi h hs father. Is Interested in the
$500. n IN uw,c rp las pint bis life tc1trr a machine 70 riWenae humanity. star
- ~. - ~ysnsm on tie Crimson STAR Mystery. Fourteen murders haeh been cGnmhici all 10
80 ~ W r ,crr, robbed nd -7nsei ~ thin hDh N srehrunn pwr Dr. Monuoe
~ 80. his pr.+ra AMI uh his machine on hr patients These ope at first h~sne SUPER.
-. i, M pur~i that tr Developed abpunl criminal pve- ESPECIALLY Pierre La He
- w., r, u,ud, frt IL mrird while u,ts Dr. Mrtr@c Harold sv~- TO
80 49, thu murtr~ lie a~ over heE uanu~ and starts a c,mpagn 10 uunl tho mYfey.
Ia pe5 . to SOL BIN. Bob smr an sst TREND wi'fah' 10 AID ha"a me hr d~
-. ,r ur Moura, i hbdng the Crimson stain hah~.
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3a6n(C0mer6rn
6uOauIe ge6etdl
Gloan's Eminent nimmt GAIN.
ihmer5cH Ibrs Gdreden.
Sdmer5 Ueridllulabet in
mCulgen Wllnutcn.

Gle boben es niht n6tig, Iif bon
8obnlGmcrdcn Nadte lang plogcn
All laljcn. 5loaus Eminent psr.
iauift iGncIe Grlctdtcuuns mtO
NuDe.
gln eiumaliger @cbrarh uno Der
Sdmer5 ocylGppln0et. Slnon'S ~.
ninlellt uirtt Otrett alti bic 8ur6cI
0cs S6mcr5cs. 80 beridafit idjncl.
lie 2moeruno uuO urrrltgert Die
3abniAmcr5en.
lin ncIrolaiide 8abnidmersen gu
b%crtrclben penDe man Slouns ii.
nimcut aubcrlid an. Shmcr3cnoe
Wlusfel, H5ulmotismts, .8pperlcln,
@crraltumgen, 9critaudungen. &c.
renldub GroItbeuleu ulO itcifas Oc.
mid tonncn bcitcns nit Shouts 81.
niment gebeilt tperbcn. acinIidcr
ols tfnlierioc GfIaiter unb Salben.
Slc1n's Eminent In aren Apo.
tbefe in 25c. soc uub St.00 Gln.
ibeu.
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NMtoban6it in
st. Couis erI0oHcn!

CT. 2oris no. 90. geop. gei
Dem 9crilld Die Compton apotbefe
Su bernllbcn. nuroe Elm qutobanoit
eridoiien unb Gin onocrcr ocrmunoct.
Ger 9crmunOrte aibt icinen Gomcn
oIS Sobn alfreo 2eluig an, meioerte
iid aber Den grihoiIenen AL i0cn.
ttfi8icrcn. Dicier trug cinen an3uo,
in weIdem Der Same s. s. Goois
cingen1bt mar. Scr an5uo mar bon
Der Glasgow tailoring 60. $40
lil0Iif)e Is. Sir. Omaha. 9cbr., uno
an 10. Ropelaber 1915 anarfertiot,
hicics gcbt aus Der Snnoclsmorfe,
Die cbcufaq8 an Der Snncnieitc ocs
Roffraacls cinacndbt NOR, beroor.
2cmis nrtr0c bon Dem 8rouiior r.
:, Guron pe%r1nunoet. rp1breno Der
mbcfomte Bandit BON Dem Qoli.
5ciicrGcouten Soln 6labcrtp cri6oi.
fen mIroe.
9os slito. in nclfcm Die Dan.
Httcn ror Der Apotbefe ooriu1rrn,
trua Die giebrasta 2idcnSmummcr
1895.
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uclltralc poitoampfcr.

8enn man ia bel Der icti0en In.
ii6crbeit uno Der Giebesntonie ;So5ll
9uaS aud ME garanticren fam,
oob Die Boitiafcn nllf neutralcn
Qampfern uidt bei6lagnobmt rper.
Den, lit es 0od INNER nod nenIqcr
riSfout. feline 9rleie nod 9cdid-
LAMB un0 europa NIT n~eutralen
9nmpfern mit5uienoen. Man Der.
5cidne oen Ranen oeS batreffcn0cn
Dampfrrs oeutIid ouf Dem Brief.
lumidlo8.
qafolgao 6ie abia6rt5cit Scr
Uad1tea ueltraIau Dampier
Stodhoim @pt5enbar8 5omStag,
2 Dc5ember.
5rc0crid Der Qdta G~cpcubaaca,
Q,cn5to9. 3. gc5cnlber.
llnitco States, 0openbcpm,
5omstog. 8. DECEMBER.
9eraenshor6, Bergen. Samstog,
Q. December.
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1liarktbcri1tc.

GDfQt sWfdrIL,
ntcbrrntlfteii bon @ininsfa Tritit Coz
Granger gnIs. Rifle S4,50-6.JO: 5!nr'ra.
diite S~3.75-4.25: giabeI5. a,fle $4.75-o.2G.
3Itroreil- aiiie 6.0o-6.50,
@ropefruit-aiite $4.00-5.O0.
aesfeI-gorf 5nyperiaIs. SAB $500; Soma.
tbons St.7b; 1881 unb sroBere $i,s5-2.Oo
per aiitc; Blue aibbnn S 1.s5-2.0O per aiite,
@eintranbes- 6mperors. Crate $3.50; Gntr
perors. Bdier $4.75; @1alasas, eJtra gut,
$500; fnneb. S7,60; eJtra faneb $500.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Snntpers, Si.75 Der
camp; giraIu'as. 5aB $500.
$3.50.
oaulp.; aanfas, gaB s3.75.
fartoffel-$t.s0 BuibeI.
Genhie:-
8piebeln. lpanii6e. Crate $2.00
5lpiebtIn. rot ssIb. SO. &c
LomateH. erss. S2.25.
asbI. nm. SIC.
zeqerie. l9ih, Gtn, acc
eeaerie. 3oabo, rob Crate $500.
Sellerie. SSdbo. rob. Crate $3.50
siutebaeoes. Rfo 24se.
@eIbe, peibe uHe 3uderri6eTL Bfo. 2ike.
8aftiuafei, $50. 21ac.
aiirbiiie. nnbs $500.
QreibcI6eeren Sap Gph, SeB 5000; Ger
fehs, 5aB $500. aiiic S8.o5; gcue Gaerrib
5as 5000; acae Single. @oiDes, fsaB 1880,
aotusHaHs-Sa6 $780, Ent. SI.oa
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Der lor6IiScnt an
Ocitcrrcidps Pcrricbcr!
llsbsrmittrIt benz RGdfuIscr 5raH5
SOiepbs Sas geileib bes
amer. g0lte6.

@oIbineton, 90. glop.- 9odocm
geitern Der oiterreid unaoriidp @e.
i6dftstr1ger Baron bon 3wieoinef,
Staotsietretar Gaming offiStea gait.
teiluno BON Dem Siuidciocn oes
QaiierS 5rdu5 Soiepb geuadt bate.
ianote grGiioent 8ilion Dem neuerI
auiier aarl 6ron8 Soicpb folgcnoe
4onoolcn50epcihe:
SD bite euer Roieitdt uno bic
y aniierIid-toniGIide Gauilie, bon
6rnu @ilion uro mir bic ahsoriide
unierer mfriGtioitcn SeiInabme
iber Ocn aroBen 8erliiit entgrgen
5u nebmen, oen Gle ourh ben Eoo
Sbres e%rbobcnen 0beims, fir mel.
den i6 Die bohIte @dt1tng uno Sod.
idGsune begta. erlitten baben. SD
bride Guer MaieitGt gIeih5eiti9 ooS
gcileiO Der Gtqierung uno 0es Dol.
fes Der Der. Siaotcn aus uno ilbcr'
mittele SSbnen meine bciten BiiniAe
fiji Sbr pericnIides 8oblcrgeben
un6 Slid"
Ger grdIioent Iun6te obiae &c.
peide an iolacnOe 2loreiie: 5einer
RoieitGt Rarl 5rnn3 Soiepb, auiier
bon ScIterreid .aonig bon g0bmen
unO apuItoIiider aouia BON llngarn.
@leid5citig bntte Scfrctdr Can.
ting Oen omerifaniiden 9otihofter
8cnfieIo in 8ien beauftrogt, i'm Ga.
men Der Regierung mo oes Soltcs
Der Der. Staaten Der 9ebolferipg
Der Dual onarhie oereu 9eileio
iiber ben SoO ibres u~eritorbeHen
rbcrebruna8miiroigen aaiiers unO
Songs aus3uorifen uno glcihfuas
Dem Rini1ter Ors aeuBeren oas Mtit,
1efiibl Serrn 2ouiinas gu ilbermit.
teIn.
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R6lFtc Scr Aniiertcils
t~l1Mniticn aus Amcrika!
DcHtidsn nubrereiflidD bah Oas
g%HentraIe" amrrita besieri9 III,
Grir0eu berbeisnfhbren.

Berlin, 90. 0sou. (Guntcnbcpc,
i6e) - @enia 9inae baben mcbr
Ginorud oui Die ofIentlide Icinuna
In Deutidlono ecnloft. ais cine I'M
r9ofal gn5eiger" peroffeutIidtc Ia
bele. pelde bemeiien ioa. Onb Die
Ser. Stooten aeaenndrtig prattiidI
Die S1lite ollcr Wtunition @lieiert,
melhe bon ben Sronaoien uro eng
Idnocrn aeoen Die Deutibcn abge.
idoiien miro. Scr artitel beiogt
Y3as bon Den gereintgten Staa.
ten ben Seinoen 9eutidIonbs ge.
l~teferte 9rieasmateriaI nimmt t1g'
lid or6Beren llmfnna an un0 be-
trdet iett 80 gro3eut Der @eiomt.
ousfubr aus Dem Safen bon gseU
Dorf, neI9er mieoernm Die SGlfte
Der Wunitionsousfubr aus alien
omerifoniiden SGicn reprdientiert
Gen i'm Reu Oorfer 8oaamt elm.
gereidten Deflarationen Sufolge
muroen I'm Ronat September ocs
yobreS fir $4,000, 900 o1lsge.
fiibrt. Dauon entfielen atif SnnS.
gronoten uno @eidoiie $70.000,00O
uno Die gleihe Summe n1if rolihIo-
les gulber; bcridie0ene Runitions.
artifel butten cinen 8ert bon $40.
100000. oGeS Suiommen einen fol.
den t50,000,000. auBer oieien too.
brinaenom Suitrumenten purocu
nod geeen 9elttidIono gerihtete
arices. unS 8erItorungsnerf3euge
i'm 8erte bon bielen meiteren Mil.
lionen beflariert. 3ieie angoben
i6lieBen Statiitifen bon EbiIaoel.
pbia. Bottom 9enport Stems unO
Bridgeport EN-"
at ben 0eutifen Elm RGtiel.
@ern oieie eritoumIihen 8oblen
unepnnu lin0, Io1te irgeno cine pa.
triotii6e aueIle in amerifa Iie iofort
oementieren, Gur Den ourhlhnttt'
Iifen 2oicn, nelder bdufie Den Sol
baton in Sen ooroeren Shibengro.
ben iteGt, lit tieie 6roge Der OH.
nitionSlieferlrng on bic 5eiuoe bon
Geuti6Inno bic ber5pidteite bon al
len.
Der Geutifc NIT ieinem geiunben
Icnidenperituno fam nitt Der.
Itebcr, ME cin ,reiitrales @olt"
mcldcs annebIid beniibt lit, Dem
&rieg Elm gnoe gu MAIDEN, einem
9eile ser straightforward fortpdb.
rcno Die Snitrumente ~Iiefert, Die cs
ibm ermoeIi6cn, ben ariea fort.
3uieben.
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RuHen in britiictcn
kolonicn ionen Sicncn!

Berlin, %. Rop. (GnufcnOepe
ite.) Gas ruiIiidc M~siIitdrbIatt
oRuBfi SnpoIio" ifreibt, oaB ole
fir oen Rilitdr0ienit tall8Iidcn Sui.
len, oie felt Dem ausbruh oeS
aricacs in fron8oiiihen, britiihen
unO itoIieniiden Solomon Ieben. ftdJ
iofort bel oen britiiden 0iIitdrbe.
h0rOen meIOcn miiien Inn in britt.
'5o Regimenter eingereibt gu tuer.
oeh
SET ARrtBfi SnboIio" bcrcdnet,
tOaB auF oicic @eiie etrpu 5000 Rui.
'hen untcr Die 6ritiifen 9obnen ire,
ten wer0en. Die griten refrutieren
aud unter ben dgBptiidcn Giuacbo.
renen uno bnbcn gleid5eitig bic
5ta0t auiro ols artcgs5oue erfIdrt,
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UeOddtuisfeier crit mad Ocm aricgc.
Mcne Ncamtrn ben @ctrribcb5rie.

Die 0ireftoren Der bieiigen @e.
treioeborie boben Barton Mtiqort
bon Der Werriam & Dtiaaro SO.
gum grdiioenten crpdbIt. S. u.
2inoerboIm uno 6. g. Iismonger
puroen Disqualification unO 6rant
s. 8rotpn luuroe gum S9aBmeiIter
mieoererip1bIt. 9aS Qircftorium be.
itebt aus Barton Milaro, S. q.
2%inoerboInt. 9. 6. Ri8monger,
6ronf S. gropn, 6. @, @cItbrof,
Sorrn 8. 0lien, s. 6. Saafcr. 60.
=, Smith uno S. 5. Buchanan.
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@ela1rl.E ecniher acitor6en.

Sn icitcm 3elu. 1917 2lte Ctr.
lit bcltte friib Iidolas Mersen
i'm gllter bon 70 Sobren aus benz
9eben geIdieeen. Ger @rti9lnfene,
elm eGtqr, ebrlider 9eiiti6er, e~rfreit.
tie iiA zines 8nblrei6et1 8efonnten.
unb 5reunoe8fteiieB uno mar nllge.
mein beliebt un0 gendtet. CT miro
bon ieiner Satin uno iebS &odtern
uno einem 6obne betrouert, nGmlid)
;yrou Neidel 5dinfer, 6rau GGcili.
liz qomper, 6rau Geo. g. 8ur1.
more, SRI. gcono, aatberine uno
@argoret Mergen, idmtlid BON bier.
iouie Gilbert !. Mergcn bon &cno,
9ep. 9ic gscr0igtna finoct 6rei.
too moraen i'm $50 pom Srouer-
baitie, uno nod elmer 2eihenfeier
in ser ct. Maria gtagooIenen Sir.
die nm reitil llbr aus nti Dem
0eittih fnthpliiden 6rieObof Itntt.
1ea Niflterbliebeneii 0riiden mir
hicrrait uniere EeiIunbme oiis.
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Glrkcn I6laocn
HuHcn in pcriicn!

Berlin, 90. g}ou. (GunfenOcpe.
ihe.) - 9as tiirtiide a~riegSmini.
itcrium mel0ct: @m is. Rooember
rildte Elm Scil unicrer Streitfr6fte
Die bon $amobon obaeidldt mar,
aitf 0os $50 QiIometcr enticrntr
SultanaOoo uor. ihluacn ruiiiide
&apoaerie in Die 6Luft un6 lnngten
on einem Buntte Is 3iIomctcr bon
5ultanaooo OIL. gfuiiiide anqrifie
norooItli9 bon Repanop nuf unicre
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Dcnisclcs Republic
lit kcin Grfcl9!
9ic iogcnannte rrpn6lifauiIde Ar.
NEE nidlt ~porbauOen; 8rieden.
Oulf balt Snm a0uig.

Berlin %. Aop. (Slnfenoepe.
ide.) - 9ie @ailGnoer 3eitlrng
.Gorriere bella Seru" per6ffcntli6t
cine acibe BON geritten ilber Die
mobren 3uitdnOe in @rie6enIanO,
Dieie 8erid)te unteridciOen li4 auf.
faQenb bon Oeneh mclde BON benz
in 2ltben unb anoeren grie6iihen
9rten errihteten britti6en unO
fran3oiiiden HropnganOn. Dicnit Der.
brcitet meroen. Sad Dem Gorricre
lit 8eni3elos 0ttrfauS nift erfolg.
reid in ieinen QnitrengungCn. Seine
Jubrt mad arcta lit Elm ebenio ID.
derIihes tntcrncbmen, Die Die
0~riln6ung elmer acpublit. 8cni5e'
los empfina ilberaa piele 8lumcn
uno oiel 8eiioa. nber feline SOloa.
ten fir feline %io1clannte arnlee.
Sn ge3ua ouf 5oIonifi %crinnert oas
glatt ourau, taB Die 5toot nod Dor
bier Sqbrcn utter tiirfii6cr SEER.
ihoft itano unO icbt BON Den 9riter
uno 5ran3oicn regiert niiroe, iooaB
man BON ibr mo9l iagcn tonnte.
ooB Iie aIs 5it Der cAten, trcuen
gric6iiden glcgicrun9 betro6tct wcr'
Den Tonne.
3er Gorriere fiibrt Damn oas ILL.,
timotum on, heB bon Dem &eni3e-
(iltcn au8lono8miniiter an Die erie-
diide Regicrnna gerihtet nurOc uno
in mcldem er itr ibre Bolitif oor'
ihrcibcn polltt uilo bc5eiduet oics
cbcnfon8 ais Gin grotesfcs 8oroehen,
ga totiGhti6 feline 8cni3cliitcn .glr.
NEE oor!onoca ici. llcbcr bic gIb.
relic oricdiiGer gcnmten unO Col.
oatcn BON atben nad 5aIouifi gibt
huS 8lott 81. ooB oicS pobI wabr
icin mag. aber oaB nod mebr BON
ibnen in SaloJifi angcfonmlen lei.
en-. Ole Hefrutierung5fonpogne Der
8,ni3cIiitcn iei icbod Elm O6ajgcr
6cbli6log, mas an beIten ourh ocn
1aG aui Qoriu bcrpicicn wcroe.
Dort NOR Gbcrit goo mn auBcror'
ocntlid tdtiq, bis iid odt 0ifi8icre
uno / Nonn freipillig melocten. 9ie.
fer Soloot mar Der 8uride oes
CberIten, obcr ielbit oieier 900 eS
i'm lebten gloment Dor, 5u Sauie
gu bleiben.
Ser Gorriere erfl6rt. 0nB 8eniSe.
los natiirli6 nidt I'M Stonoe iei,
Die @eitnnung oes griediiAen Dol
fes gu anocrL Qae trampfbaftcn
fran56Iiifen Nnitrengungcn founen
Die Totiodp nift n~erbcrqen. onb ale
@riadcn oe6lga aaftlid nit Dem
G0uiq Slonitatit neutral 81 blri.
ben wmidcn pH0 Die Gutcntc. "a
.tigtcit opi .relt 9o0en enargiia
5utadlpeiieu
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tlo1ifisicrte 1lnscioci1.
On OertauIden sesrn 5it!. GebraSf
O0er sSuiua 6nrM.

5000 ader i'm 2incoIn Guaatn
Colo. beItcs 6urmlanO. tcine 8
ernten. 8aIier in gcrinscr I'll
nabeu @cbirge bietcn SdaB Il
8lnGe uro Gtlrmc. Du
0rD@ 6ormlnn0 oes
9rei5 $3.50 per gldcr Sir aq
re gin5cIbciten ihrclbe mon an
SSSnter. Stote &caltD 50. 929 CTS
geat'l 8anf Bldg, Gou9. 1862 ii