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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21
WINS OUT N GOTHAM
Man Known Locally Rests John Mas.
ter johnson itcyrntiS.
PAGE THREE

y Jack Dempsey. the Salt Lake 4
y city heavyweight Who has been 4
' causing such stir among New 4
= York fans since he left Utah re- (.
= Gently, last Saturday night won 1
= by "A big shade over john Master I
y johnson. one of the toughest ne.
= Ero Fighters In New York. In I
y their ten-round bout before the
y Harlem sporting club. according
= to u telegram received hy Dcmp. I
= Hcy's manager. Jack Price. who /.
= has returned to Zion owing TO .
= the sickness 1T his msthrr.
= Tn. telegram also stated that .
= the match with uunboat smith. .
y which was a. take place in the .
y near future. has been called of. {
' No reason was given. but Price I
' volunteered the Information that
' after Dcmpscy'H victory over
= johnson. whom all the heavles
= In New York have been lodging.
y Smith decided II would be 10 his
advantage To- call OF the match.
Dempsey who has been called
y "the bob FitSsimmonH of today
by Eastern critics owing 60 his
= resemblance Co that famous
= fighter. viii probably return Co
' Salt Lake city IN tho near flu
= ture, now that tho match with
= smith IN OF. according a. Price. Z
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

When people once get into the hab-
Il OF looking for a given firms adver-
tisement in one particular space II is
not well To disappoiut them by fail
ing 10 say something important In
that space.
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Big Coal ProduetIon.

Utah In. 1915 produced 3.1Os.7l5
tons of coal, valued at tf9l6.916. ac-
cording 20 report received this
week from the United States geologi-
cal survey by j, r.. Petit state mine
inspector. The report states that the
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

The man without business reSou''''
VIII not be one 20 use large spaces ~
the papers. People know th'S anu
feel they can depend on the store 'h"'
advertlses with large spaces.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

Shortcomings are most apparent.
and yet YOU wouldn't know a dog had
fleas II he didn't make some fuss
about II. The man who has good
things a. offer and doesn't advertise
should think OF this
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

Joseph l.. Taylor. formerly OF Moab
but Tor the past two years residing az
Provo, has purchased from nd G. An
derson the hotel at Thompsona Tay-
lor's son, Lance Taylor, will manage
the house. lie took possession OF the
property last week. Mr.. aud Mrs
Lance Taylor and Mrs. Joseph T.. Tay-
Tor are now al ThompHonn. The latter
wan spend tho summer there.
Smoke Elk Pride ciga, I'll tks
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21
SOME COAL MINE
SOME FOLKS SAY
WOULDN'T ATTRNCr N1-rr>rtn>.
HuWENEE. LOCALLY

brought over to Carbon count, IA,
'u"ni'a Might FASH, H. Lost In a
Dozen Or Morc Properties Adiscep,
to Pr"-work Tor one Hupdr.t
Wen Quite One Hundred Year.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

has been c.-
at CiaWson ii
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-07-21

'oad agen,
ins,rv.
'rnnploy ma
Midland tai
20 state lis.
Die 20 fine
o position
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nd those aios.t
n'i plcs Tos,
mat be our ~
'ly honored ~
especially III.
IN close tou,sI
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win be ,hasE
VI best to -
member Tor .,
great seruc,
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ign Neuo CO...
lough for s
ne nerchsst.
inpaiTn AMI
be able tl
nal sucoen /
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Committee In Charge.

old Folks-o. J. Harmon aud Mes
danes l.. A. LAUDER. y. J. Thomas.
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pr REAL
FIELD.

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Orion swett Msrdsn TIN hs he sp.sS.rl

Prophet, Priest and King" A ?. N. DR..
prison SWEET Marden win be the speaker.
SCHOOL OF THE BUILDERs-since the
been instructins certain students in his
Philosophy. In order that they may supply
tesehsrs. vacancies In New Zealand and
PROF. EvERsoN. CASINO THEATRE
se, ths Next World war After the Present
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCENT.
PAM STARK s.si;y. g. z, N'n n; yEo4na. 't ort.
=" SPEAK on Friday. November 10. At 8
/" subject, Christian Science"
Dr. Ieinbach's Subjects.
r,tnIntpniLrON GRANGE REFORMED
ri. nSH-Convsnt avenue. At 1<sth street.
awnnee minister. Mr.: Paul ssibert L~einbaeh.
nn9se banished from God" ASP. N he
VII discuss the question, shall We Pray
Tor the Dead ?"
ooLi.EGlATE cHURCH-west End ave
Henry Evertson Cobb will preach. Morning
servwice' ~ A: NJ Afternon service, ls6
trhoMi1. Subject, "unconscious Service tn.
sy. Mr. .xi;h 1a s,p and se thMss.;',0n"a ar col !,
Jenovah" tsolo by Mrs. Florence Hinklt
Witherspoon). WYNN ~
st. pAUL's CHAPEL-Coiumbia Univer.
s%,ryic. viii P 8. iSs Re-. a. BE- BE- j T:sS1sT + Franz r N
OF Union Theological Seminary. Music un.
Ger the direction Of Prof. walter Henry
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
-Amsterdam avenue, at i0Sth strest. Twc
pastor. n R.y. pr. 4. Edwin Ksiswin, 10.
pfins,cii. sIE ny:i Il A; N. The Ores,
hi:s.iss:; 800 II! ] =; Perm. A lsssis.s i
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST
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O..l PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
hU10e1S Broadway q I'D st..
.s~s6VlO Rev. DANIEL RUSSELL. ID. ID.
4; M.-"GiviAs What We Have" ?. NJ.
CC~Adaptsbiljty. "Wednesday. . ]. M-Great
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Horace Mann Rrhool for BSys-Blreil
Prsttyman. Headmaster. ". 3>sth St.. &c.
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SERMON TOPICS IN
THE CITY CHURCHES
Or. william II. Morgan VIII
Preach on Political subject
in Evening.
rurpcu or THE HOLY COMMUNION

-sisth sv.nu. at twentieth .trcet-il A.
n and NJ The Rev. Henry Mottet.
CALVARY METHODIST CHCRCH-sev-
.nth avenue and i2oth street--'HoW a
chr .t.an should Vote at the Coming Eisc.
,@'p pr. u" w,n Es al II. 's Mcrs.n 8, pfs's .SsniSs
CALVARY BAprIsT cMuRcH-ws:t
rRty.seventh street.-The Rev. John W.
Xspp' pi,'G r. H.. A. "f III; "S New sons %''"Hs
Gospel SONG service.
TirTTHc A.ES T,i,y. rREssxrs RnTSs
r, n Il. a and D. Is. isSf = II g'''SGT Or, j ssrsi!'; VII q
pprdtnsnc. Of the Lords supper VIII be OBJ.
served.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE Corner
. .Dn. 'pfsach.. al il 4. ~ and . p. NJ.
r. sET Th'r, Hc .aith ..S..,MrS. Rev. Julian
I. smyIh; oS D' sF,1., wi a! pTs.'e eS ssI%o'T Siss Il
Judged by Right"
ST JAMEs's METHODIST EP!scoPAL
cHrncHmMaaisop avenue A. ,Ss.n .tr g.,
Archey Decatur Rail, will be "Consecfa.
,,or In the .y;.!n. Dr.. ss nuu VIII :,y:
World and Politics"
ssrmsn % s~avsnsrsis.
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE PREsbYTE.
s.HS fGHuREc Elliot; it SIsw ;,r's! pastor.
col to Renew Our sirensih" ana "a tn.
o. the Reformation"
NEW THOUGHT CHuRcH-Criterion
rheatre-Dr F W; s.sr. VIII speak to.
pSine Emerson 'vioiinisi, and Prof. \. J.
kirsch. orgsnist. will furnish the music.
MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
FIFTH avenue at Twen.y;n'nth ;srses.Dr;
!" sis hem. i; JosS safer
cNTyTRscIH-Amp.A,EtxS.m .y rR.:s II E,sss,s
s!I,h .tI..t-Th: Rev, pr. Anthony Il:
3: :i., "T m.:,, %;'. a. = I. 4; 4 Vii sai's 5: .dds.: :s:i
Menace OF Mormonism."
NATIONAL BIBLE INsrIrurE-wsst
dean Of the Union Missionary Training In
titute Of Brooklyn tnow under the aus:
pic; Of tn: N..io..! niG,' In.,itut:,. viii.
Coming Again Personally and Bodily"
coLIEGIATE CHURCH or st.
JAMES Macleod. u. d. minister. will
preach in the morning. and the Rev,
Arthur Frederick MaS0n VIII preach In the
BROADWAY p REsBy.TERIA
CHURCH-Broadwsy and litth street
evening AZ O'CLOCK. when Msunder's can
tata. "A Song OF Thanksgiving" VIII be
given.
Theosophical H~eadquarters.
PHILOSOPHICAL HEADQuARTERSC
S32s Brosdwsy-Fubiic lecture to morrow
evening at s:l5. subject. Some Truths
About Christianity" Speaker. DR.. +. Nil.
ton willis.
lila FAULKNER AGE-Hote Marie
Antoin-tte-Mlss Page Will speak at p,
n. tomorrow on one Hundred Per Cent.
Efficiency"
UNITY sOCIETY-2s West ssventy-sec-
ond s,rcet-Mrs. Van Mar,er will speak
Tomorrow morning at II on Jesus Christ:
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CLERK ARRESTED AS FoRaEB
Brokers' Enpleyse AccsseA Z,
$4,000 stock Robbery.

Rouldon X. Babcock. 20. . brokers'
clerk, living at Creskill. N. J.. was ar
rested yesterday by Detective Vaughn
charged with forging the name Of Rob-
ert 4. Boyd Of % william street to 4
certificate for q hundred shares Of Chino
Copper stock valued At $500. The
complainant was John J. Dodenho6 of
the hrm of Sheehan 4 Dodenhotf. stock
brokers, Of 50 Broad street.
According to Detective Vaughn. a
brokerage Arm gave n Of their en-
pioyees the certificate to deliver to
Boyd. but instead he turned II over to
Babcock. Babcock. II IL alleged. sold II
to Mr.. Dodenhoff Ind the latter in turn
sold II to . third party. When Mr..
Dodenhoff learned that the certificate
had been sold to him without proper
authority he bought II back at an ad-
vance Of e22S.
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CHURCH-Cornsr sixtisth street. II A.
M, holy communion; sermon DR.. Tippy; y
r. NJ. DR.. Tippy. THE Angels Before Sod
ON" Gounod's "oallia" by the choir.
ST. PAULs METHODIST CHURCH
West End avenue. at EiGhty-siNth street.
''The Making and Keeping Of a Home will
be the evening subject Of a SERMON b. Dr.
Charles L. Goodsli. Morning thsms. Life
from Above"
THEosopHIcAL SOCIETY West
Forty NTH street. At e:l6 r. NJ. The DC.
Wit History Of Humanity" Speaker. Bsnoni
b. 0attell.
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SCOTCH PREsb YrERIAN CHURCH.
Robert Watson. Minister.
Services ~ and J.
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OSCAR DVRNEA Of the
DCRYFA NORMAL SCHOOL UNC.)
an American authority In the art Of teach
ing correct old or modern dances. II w.
72d st and 6S5-557 W. 1921 ST.
Mr.. G. HEPBURN WILSON. NJ. B., Modern
Dances. 6S2 9TH Av.. cor. <Gth ST.. New York.
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1sv. Charles Lewis sisttery. u. d.. Rector.
81 tThe Rector: 8 ,RectorI.
Patriotic Service with special Music.
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Fifth Avenue Prsstytsrian Church
FIFTH Ave. and Fifty-nfth ~.

Services At ~ 4. n. and ESQ p. NJ.
W. Jowett will preach at the morning SER
vice and In the afternoon the ordinance
Of the Lords supper will be observed.
Mons Bible Glass AZ 10 4. ~.
u1he Midweek service In the Chapel on
Weahesday At s;l6 p. NJ. win be conducted
by DR.. owstt.
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CHAPEL OF THE INTERCEssION,
Trinity. Parish, Broadway and issth street.
si5; 10: 80: II; s.
81. uke's- Convent Ave. and i!ist 81.
W. sVMS sRev. ASHTON OLDHAM. Rector.
Services ., II, 6. Preacher. the Rector.
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country into an ignoble war of conquest
would not stop at sacrificing thousands and thou
sands of American lives in their greed for oil and
gold.
Look again at this list. Then you will see why
the "OldG Guard" appeals frantically for a protective
tariff
That breeder of strikes, of starvation wages,
and of every panic that ever cursed this country
And which made billions for organized wealth
by putting honest competition out of business.
You will see why in sheer desperation and bereft
of all decency the Republican odd Guard" is cap
italizing the lamentable incidents in Mexico and
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trying to discredit your President for sparing you
the horrors that would come with intervention.
Read the list still again. Note the names of men
heavily intrenched financially in the protective
tariff system and in vicious special privilege.
Read and see why millions are being spent to re-
enact the Payne-Aldrich taritf-to wipe out the Fed
eral Reserve Systemic repeal the Eight Hour law
and other progressive laws-to undo the Wilson
Record of unparalleled achievement.
Then understand why Candidate Hughes said in
his Milwaukee speech: 1.-THE whole list of Demo-
cratic accomplishment must be wiped off the books
for the good of the country"
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Roosevelt says we should
hang ourheads in shame because
we are not at war with Germany
in behalf of Belgium!
Roosevelt says that following
the sinking of the Lusitania he
would have foregone diplomacy
and seized every ship in our
ports flying the German Flag.
That would have meant war!!
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

National BY Hon. Thomas c. T. Grain.
ProbIem," Court Of General Sessions.
Sunday, $50. Bronx Union Branch Y II CA.
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PROTESTANT EPlsCOPAL.
s.. Cbema$'s Church

FIFTH AVE AND Esd ST.
Rev. ERNEST N. STIRES. ID. D.. Rector.
"A. ". Holy Communion.
tori.
~. ". Evensong and Address tRector).
eP M.-Hour Of Organ Music.
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eiarb ON Counting frnb 40 iipr
Wlartha serp.lit,.

Tie gerrbieung tiIbet ftett am GienItao wlor'
cen 10 utr bonn zIaliertaufe aus, 30 W. ct
9latr strnbe. GorrtbiIIe. lin itIue ateilnabme
grtonta WapIe ecb. groeIie.
gStibsIm wapfe.
perMnnn 4apfe. 7,e
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falls cine Reibe BON Sabre inue bate.
Der Beritorhens ipor Elm Iangjdbriees,
ireues uno eifriges Mitglisb Der Gons
eobia : apee Der areiinaurer, b:s
beutfhen Srbsns hsr 6orugari uno
bes bsuti4en pioniepsreins BON eus
pabosa Gountn. in ipelfem er ipis,
berbolt bas gtmt tes prdiib,n.en be-
ileibete.
@rpber GufFGnung in
her G ii bensuder Snbus
itrie. Die RiibsnSufers Snsuiiris
in ben Der. Staateu bat in ben lsbtsn
Sabren einen 10 iteiisen unb groben
qufiffpiing aenommer, bab iis in bic.
fem Sabre unter ben Riibensuder pros
bu5iersnben 2dnbsrn frantrei9, bas
bisber an pierier GteIle itanb, pers
brdnaen fpirb. unb inter ben Stnaien
Der Union ipirb California 6iHfihtlidb
bss 8efammtetragss In bieTer tpitti.
gen Snbuitrie Die siusite Gteae Elm.
HeplI'en. Sieier Ann9Dun9 NJ nm
70 bemerlenspertber. ais bic Ser.
StdateH nod Biz pcr ipeniaen sSabren
an l.bier GtelIe unisr ben Riibsn,uder
probuSierenben 2Gnbern Der Welt
itonb, Gs tpirb erpdriet. bab Der @es
iommtertrog an Riidensuder in Ga.
lifornia in bieiem Sabre nabe3u 200,s
600 Sonnen iein tpirb. Gine bonn
California Development 9oarb ters
ausees.bene Siutiiiii seisi, bab .r iih
i'm Sabr 1893 auf nur 1910 sonnsn
BELIEF. i'm Sabre 1909 fdcn auf 1861
621 5onnen. in 1913 ouf 169,25S
5onn.n gsitieaen mar uno In biefsm
Sabre bic t0Dhe pom nabs5u 100000
errsidtn biirfte.
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i'm borbersesansenen Mpnat. apte Sie
lleberfes Ranri1ten 9lseniur mel
bet. bon bieftm lleberidub purben
235, 100000 Murt In aritssanleibe
anselest, 10 bab eine Retto5unabme
Don 5000, 900 Mari iibris bIieb.
Seit bem /. Sanuar baben, ipie Die
Gsentur peiter kridtst, bic Spar.
einlasen I'm 100000, 900 Mart 5us
senommeu sesen 1,2e5, COO ,ooomarf
i'm sIei9en 3eitruum oss Dortssn
sSlhres.
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0litsldnbii6e NahridDten.

=
Senats fir Cir Goaer gaiemsRi
erTt mad, Der Sinridtura bes iriFhen
patrioien iitsrreih.. Nie oas Siants
bepartsmsnt betunnt o., tpurbe Der
| 9lppea bes gunbesienoi. gu 0uniien
Sir Roger Gniemsnts oou unferem
Spnboner 8oti9afier rem britiffer
4uspGrtiaen 4mt cine 5tunSe nod
Der Sinritiung bss iriitcn patriotsr
iiberrsiht. Die Depsife gina am A.,
Rahmittasg I'm 2 u5r bier fort,
nadbem lie mebrere "a, i'm Weiben
6auie a.lsaen bate Sil trdf nm a6t
llbr Qbenbs in 2pnbon in, dber nerr
paee mar eutipebsr gu 5efhdftisi ooer
su dngitlit, bas Raf.mabI Sir Gbs
tDarb @rebs unb be- britiTfsn qrsi
miers su itDrer, unb 10 berfhob er bic
lleberreihung duf Der folasnber Gag.
9as Ssleeromm piiyoe fpdbriheinlisb
bag 2eben Cir Ro1ers ni6t eereitsi
fdben, uber bas ge'lnnturben be,
unslaubli6su, unoer3 3eiblihsn BUM
melei pirb natiirIit nihi psrfebIen.
in iriI6 ameritaniihen areiier bic
@bneieung ssaeu bic geaenipGrtigc
Gbminiftration su oermebren. SIN
Msibsn Saufe III man brber piitbeno
iibsr bic Dummheit irsenb zines iub,
alternen geamten, Der ben Snhalt ees
pose'ifen Acknowledgements Der
preiIs iibereab.
- Wie in Sem fdihips
nablsn 9ab.ort Nepppri
BE Damen Der iosenannten beften @s.
ieuihaft BON Rep gorf Diners fiji,
6uHb. oeraniio!isn unb ME in Der
iaines iurS Dor Qusbruh Der frdntos
iiI6en Repplutipr bic tciIiten Sa6en
in bieier Ri6tuns iia ertisneien, e
fGnst's iesi auh ibon i'm iIsinen
Wsabitabe in Sbio an unb ipeSiea III
hem obnebin ettpas frdns6iii6 nnmus
ihenbsu ionii 10 ioIiben Stdbthen
2orain. Sisnitag gieb. bort Mans
lid bic 1o6ter beg 0rurbeieen.
tbumsbdnblers unb Sapitaliiten q. 8.
gabeod, 2eota. ibrsr frnnSOiii9en
9ulboese au gbrsr Don rpierres"
nritiem 9eburtstas Elm grpbes Diner,
BEL fpsl6em bic erlsIeniteR proDutte
fransDiiiher aodtunit unb sum
S6luiIe @efrprenes unit Repasgis
= bem ruFif6en Bunbesbrube,
.pierres" gu Gbrsr) ierpirt tperben.
Gls gbrenadfts iino eiueeldben: Die
3pininssf6tpeiisrn rpisrres", bic
ben i60nen Ramsn ..ausenie" fii6rt.
fernsr Zip Rssb", .G5renhie Snrris',
- Zip gouier" = !auter 5unpe nit
Gtnmmbdumsn, Die sig 81 ben 3eiteH
Der 8ourbouen suriitgeben.
Satob SitteI in glebr
unbseitprben. SIM 2llter BON
s6 Sahren III in glsosInno I6trr Sds
FOB gittsl eeitorben. ein in bsittihsn
9ereinss fpie in pplifi5fen Greifen |
bo6anaeiebsner Munn, Der tets anil
benz poiien iianb, penn es gait. fir |
bere6tiste beutfts 5ntereifen ein5us
tretsn. gr itammts dis Saihm mi
fbeinbefen, mo er i'm Sabre 1880
leboren mar. Sm Utter BON % sSahs |
rem fam er nah GIepeldnb unb befhifs |
tiste iid Biz gum Sdbrc 1869 NIT
maurer> unb gipirarbsitsn. Snl
'esterem Sabre tpurbe tr gum Sirds
3ens2ommiifdr sspdbli, ipslhes Amt
4 Biz gum Sabre 1879 btfleibets. Gin
Sabr fpdter ipurbe sr BON Der rspublis
'anifhen @bminiiiration aun aodcts
or Der ftdbtifden geb1rbe fir Gffsnte
int 4r6siten, Sbiu RanalsM sMbtheis |.
uHC ssuanut Elm Qnt -tas ss sstns
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Mns @aibingtpr.

5ntereifantes aus Der 8unbesbaupt.
ftabt. - Die Gntf9etbuns i'm raps
pam" : Jalls. - als eimeitis unD
bebauerlid 4aratteriiirt. - Was
tptrb aus Der beutiden Priiens
mannfhaft tpsrben9 - Das neue
Steuergeieb. - Wirb Woobrpip
Milion's Wiae pieber bur9brins
geng - Oie beporitebenbe Nrdfz
1oentihafts Wabltdmposne.
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@pIittsr. :.

Seber au,np baut ieinsn eiseusa
.gaIGeH.
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y ssas.i .sls s.l sls,1s s'''ss''@ slss
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0ebemfemb

Sabenbte Ginlrsen In ben
bentfdfdnbtfhen Spars
banfen Sugenpmmen.
Berlin, 8. elusuit. Muf brabilo@
fem Dese nd9 sapbille. Die 65he Der
Dspofiten IN ben beutIden Sparbans
fen trabrsnS bes Monats Wsai tparsr
I'm 100000. 900 WsoSs grStH al
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81 pertanisn y gserid,iebents.
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Dental GuEeae.

sbt Giueiunnii Tenfei Gsatns. 2si--2ss G,di
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The sun., 1916-09-19
GREECE WARNER TO ALLIES.
New Minlslry "a study Situation
aud Announce Declsioa.

ATHENS. Sept. 10. via London. Sept. Is
(%delayed). - Premier kalogeropoulos,
head Of the new Greek Cabinet. has inti-
mated that his ministry would study
the situation and then Its de.
cision AS to whether or not Greece Ia 10
enter the war with the Allies.
This decision * forecast somewhat
by the indignant denial OF NJ. kaloEero-
poulos that he is pro-Gcrman and his
announcement Of a policy OF great
frlendliness to the Allies.
NJ. kalogeropoulo@ has announced
that the new ministry has accepted full
responsibility before the country for It's
acts. The ministry evidently accepts
the note OF the Allies last June. This
note said the Allies did not require
Greece to abandon neutrality. but de-
manded rehabilitation OF the army, the
forming OF u coalition Government and
a general election after consolidation.
The first boatload OF Greek soldiers
transported by the Allies from Kavala.
the Greek seaport tho Bulgars have
seized, arrived here to-day. The men
marched through tho streets cheering
King Constantine and crying Down
with the Bulgars"
The demand for war II growing rap
idly among all classes. Even the anti
Venizelos press plans to m an
| active pro-wnr campaign tomorrow.