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The evening world., 1916-08-03
POLICE SERGEANT IN CELL.
Sswsrh Otur-r. Accused nv No
man, Arrested ou Larceny tbarn~.

A prisoner IN n coli In his own dts
trict IN Newark. Sergeant William A.
Norton. iIr,t Precinct. - held on a
chargs Of srnnd larceny. The com-
plant was made by Acting Captain
Opel. upon Information furnished by
Inspector Thomps A. CORDIALLY after
The evening world., 1916-08-03
PIMRLES
COVERED Face
Looked Horrible. festereds and Came
ioresd. l,ched Causing Scratch
ing. Restless q Night.
HEALED BY CUTlCURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

Il suddenly realized tina, pimples
were on my face and they spn b,rsn
,o yet scy large, and covered the whole
The evening world., 1916-08-03

OF q maklnf my lace IUok
horrible The pimpl,. were
large and hard. and they
ies,ercd and came la q head;
they nched causing me 10
scratch making them bleed
and this made me restless At
night,
The evening world., 1916-08-03
The thing that
appeals to all tt
is the big thing

In following my profession of national
advertising, l have always sought those articles
vheh interest all the people I n~re cared very much for anything that .ppe.ed
enough, But when you have something that appeals to everybody your opportuni
ties are boundless Your success is measured only by the intelligence Of your effort
So thai when This ord Salisbury
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-06
NOTES AND COMMENTS

poll of the junior and senior students of the UniveT
sity of Minnesota, test their knowledge of contem
porary men and events and the facts of geography and
topography that intelligent young people supposed to
know disclosed strange notions Edith Cavel and
Mary Pickford, Moses and st. Paul, confounded,
the latter being named by student the giver of
The decaogue Wall Street described as the Col
Gen Horn" The national motto said to be- Mil
lions For Defense but Not One Cent for Tribute. High
school pupils, answering the questonnaire were
rated Is per cent lower in the than the unver
sity students These and similar facts constantly being
disclosed will hardly alter until the scheme Of popular
education includes strcter attention. by teachers and
pupils, to history in the making.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-06
GROWER ADV|SEDTO
ANTICIPATE HIS
LABOR WANTS

There appears to be some misun-
derstanding among the people of the
valley regarding the reduced round
trip rate from Los Angeles, for la
borers, offered by the Southern Pa
cific railroad. Many seem to think
that it is a round trip rate only, when
as fact the tickets are good either
for two passengers one way, or one
passenger for the round trip, accord
ing to Field Agent E. H. Hancock Of
the State Labor Bureau.
Mr.. Hancock states that the rate
of $40 for the round trip would enable
the cotton growers to get two men
down here on one ticket, making it
necessary to advance $5 per man.
It is necessary, however, to purchase
a full round trip, no one wav tick te
being issued at this rate. He also
states that the growers who will want
cotton pickers had better get busy
and notify his office as idle help in
Los Angeles is becoming scarce as
the demand for labor is increasing.
Many have expected that the low col
onist rates from Texas would attract
people here from that state, but up
to this time very few have done SO
and this colonist rate will soon be
off.
The minimum number Of tickets
necessary to secure this law rote
from Los Angeles is 20, and Mr. Han
cock advises the growers to anticipate
his needs in labor and get his order
| in ahead O. time so that he will not
have to wait until that number can
Re secured, provided that he makes
his request known just after the or
ders on hand have been sent in.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-06
THE BUSINESS SITUATION REVIEWED

The extent TO which the United States is supplying
the products of the soil and Of the factory to her neigh
bors in other parts of the world is just important
factor in commercial activities. When is remembered
that upon the outbreak Of the the foreign commerce
of the United States almost to q standstl, he
wonderful growth Of exports since that time is the
appreciated According figures just given out by the
department of commerce at Washington, exports for
August amounted to S51O,OOO0O0 This is not only
unprecedented for the United States but is the largest
for all countries 1t exceeds the previous high record
tablshed in May OF $3000O0OO The total exports 1ol
the year ended with August amount to S475O0OOO0O,
which also is a record figure.
These products going to ali parts Of the world,
but the greater part is shipped to the Allies Many ne-
ra countries, longer able to procure goods such as
formerly purchased in the beligerent countries Of
Europe are drawing heavily the United States and
Canada The latter country has. enjoyed wonderful
exports of merchandise for four months of the fiscal
year. ended July 81 exceeded imports by S244lO42lO.
Japan also has recently had great increase in its trade
with other countries japanese exports OF cotton cloths
alone during the first half of the current year. amounted
60 $23, ,415072 This is gain omore than S4,OOOOOO
over the previous months and nearly $11O000OO
the corresponding period Of 1915. Other exports from
Japan have shown large increases
There has likewise been enormous gain in English
and French trade, notwithstanding the fact that those
countries busy engaged in the side Of the
Allies Exports OF France for the first eight months OF
the current year. amounted to S433,O56lO2 compared
with S371 033 429 in 1915 French imports in the
period totaed $1,254121 913 compared with S98O186
OIA III 1910 II 5HpPlS 4oClCIeS "clt dueq1dIe
is no doubt that international trade at this time would
be great deal heavier than it is.
This gain the worlds commerce is indeed remarka-
be it is in the face of great scarcity of merchant
vessels and tremendously high freight rates Ship
yards the world over taxed with orders for more
vessels The additional bottoms will doubtless be needed
lor with the ended trade among the countries
of the world will continue to be heavy In fact there is
likelihood Of its increasing still further In any event
those who have placed orders for ships feel safe that in
doing At the rates now obtained for carrying cargoes
oTpo two Tn tho
original cost of ship bought before the began
Christian Science Monitor
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-06
KANSAS CYCLONE
is CAMP PAICN|NC
FOR EDWARDS

The J. S. Edwards congressional
campaign is under way with renewed
vigor. October 2, 80 workers under
the direction Of Prof. T. S. Fritz were
engaged to make a house to house
canvass for Edwards in San Diego. E.
T.. Taylor, campaign manager for Ed
wards, was present Friday evening,
September 20, and an Edwrads Club
with 100 members was organized.
Frank r. Emerson, national organ
izer, kt own nationally as tn e"Kansas
Cyclone, Is now lecturing and organ
ing in San Rernardino and Riverside
Counties, and during the last few
weeks of the campaign he will tour
the whole district.
Miss Ida Malmsbury has just ar
rived to organize for Edwards in
San Bernardino county.
Desdemona Chaplin, daughter of
Eugene hapin twice Prohibition can
cdate for President, went this week
inc Orange county for organization
cork
Other nnn hers will be added in a
Ccw dsys.
Mr.. Edwards will begin his tour Of
the district in a few days. He says
he is much encouraged by the reports
and letters he is getting land is "out
to win."
The campaign for Congress will be
q lively one from now on.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-06

The exposure last year. of labor's national council"
in the United States included much publicity, of NOR
ifyng kind concerning its treasurer that it might have
been supposed he would not reappear in New York
City But he has been openly the leader in the recent
effort induce the ongshoremen Of that port to side
with the striking workers the transportation lines.
Again he has t1warted as formerly by proof of his
receipt of funds from German agents. so by the good
sense of the men of the whaves The incident
has raised the question whether New Yors latest labor
troubles have meant only what apparent the
face whether they also have had plot within plot.
Meantime the viglant watching to what Ernest
Bohnl's next role will be.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-06
DO YOU KNOW THAT

except food and drink?
Sanitary instruction is even more important
than sanitary legislation?
The L. S Public Health Service issues free bull
letns on tuberculosis?
The continuous liberal use of alcoholic bever-
ages lowers efficiency and menaces longevity?
Moderate exercise in the open air prolongs
life?
Mouth breathing" makes children stupid?
Fish cannot live in foul water man in foul
air?
Smallpox is wholly preventable?
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-06

tractive in her clothes. Stout figures
require different cOrsetlng from other
types, though there is not any real diff
ference in the silhouette in the stout
and slender figures when both are
properly corseted. They should each
conform to natural raceful lines.
properly proportioned.
Fabrics initiating fur are going to
have a tremendous vogue.
ANNA MAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-06

Illinois Democrats have named an eminent woman,
who is a lawyer, of the presidential electors from
that state Of course that TIE precedent is esab
,shed there will be other nominees in this and
later campaigns Ii women vote for president by
Of voting for electors it is only logical that occasionally
often the may be- they also should work in the
electoral college. The Illinois nominee is lawyer of
prominence has shaped legislation by her contests with
legislators Springfield in behalf of civic reforms and
to be credited with much influence in winning equal suf
frage rights In illinois and throughout the nation
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-06

~ LAIN sailors and turbans OF pi-
quaint shapes are prominent
mark about millinery from Par
is. This beautiful shape pictured takes
no trimming. not even a band. The
effect. black velvet fla brio. is quantity
Napoleonic and goes well with the
titch stole.
Unless the corset fills all its require
ments scientifically no woman can
hope to he either comfortable or at
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-06

The United States purchased Alaska from Russia in
1867 for S20OO00 The gold silver and copper produc
ton for the year 1915 alone valued nearly $33 000
600, to.say nothing of the fro mfsh
flrs coal and other products 1t pretty good in
vestent that the Uned Safes made half century ago.
and in parance Of the street. the surface of the terri
tory has hardly been scratched Christian Science Mon
tor
Imperial Valley press., 1916-10-06

One pleasant thing about the United States agricu-
throughout the section lay down hard and fast rules
for those who may come among them seeking change
from the noise and hustle of the great Cities Strangers
Kansas towns, for instance, told that they can
themselves by listening to the campaign orators
or by looking at the big pumpkins.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

BISCUIT ,
COMPANY

Isle 1T nie bieS9nalbe unb bringt
Slid unter bas 9a9, bas ibr @dug
bietet," bemertte 5rdulein 9ermtne
lebrbaft. nMftien, bic ib ldng1t be-
iiBe uno Die mir Big jebt ME etpas
elnsetrogen batten, auber benz gep0bnz
li9en .3tnle, perfen nun cine ME ssz
leben bobe 9tbtbenbe ab.... S9b t6eile
nit Marceue: cine Sdlfte ibr, Die andre
mir. S5re B0rie besinni l@on gang
anIebnli4 runb gu perben."
9ie Mugen Der Srau Salin bridten
bic bo1ite REMEMBERING fir bieIe
9anblungspeife aug, bann b1idte lie
na9 benz @arten, no Die |Glanfe @ez
italt bes jungen Mdbdens 5i9 BON
benz @riin bes Malens ab4ob. Mit
et11em 8ude in Der 6ann, eing lie
langiam burh ben Garten llnb bere1z
tete ith auf ibre Mbenb1 Tumble bpr.
$50 bats Der Mrat angeorbnet,"
laste 5rGulein 9ermine. n@ie ion
1obiel als m0sli9 i'm Sreien fem, uno
nur, tpenn es regnet, barf lie heretr."
Maroele mahte in Der Shat einen
etpas onrten Gihprud. SIMMER an
@rDbe i1rem Otter bprau5, er13ien IT,
leBt ibrem Du9Ie na4 bieraebn Bis
funf3ebn Sabre alt gu ietn, obpobl
lie taum 3nDlf mar; ibr ftnblibes @ez
1i9t opar berpif9te ra19 bieieni erl ten
ginbrud. Die bier Sabre, bic tie BEL
5raulein Sermine berbra9t bate, bait
ten ibr ni9ts bon ibrer ainbli9feit
senommen, tpobl aber fril9e TrD6li6z
felt bin3usefiist unb Tie 3uglsi9 bur9
Den Nerfebr nit benz alien SrGulein
elm feines 8ene6men gelebrt.
Seit ibrer erften &ommunton i'm
%persangenen 5riibjabr, mar Marcelle
mertli9 geiebtsr seporben. sic matbte
Ti9 jebt nidts mebr aus benz 8allper=
fen iber bic Mauer meg, ia lslb1t Der
libel beleumunbete idpar6e 9uno tpar
inspif9en ern1t unb gefittet uno elm
treuer Srsuno Marcelles seiporben.
@a9 auf Sulius Breault mar etpas
oon Der aGgemeinen GeIebtbeit iiberssz
sangen. Wou bon Der Miirbe {einsr
(edaebn Sabre, trug er bas &alpt bod,
bate ii9 einen &lemmer 5ugelegt u1to
lpra@ BON Mbgansseramen, pie oo,,
elmer ftnoif9en @ei9idte, bic er nod
bor Mblauf zines balben Sa6rs absez
ma9t baden tpiirbe.
Ser einaige bon Der frobli9en Sc
leqfdaft, Der peit entfernt mar, emit
Batter gu toerben, !pae Robert 8reault,
Der einitise 9oblenbdr. Sm 8erfebr
nit benz alien Srdulein, bas Tin rpls
einen Sobn b%ebanoelte, unb nit Mtar@
celle, Die INN lieb nte cine S4ne1ter
%eeporbsn, mar i'm bas 9ero aufgez
gangen, Der 8lume gleid i'm 5ribs
linasionnen1dein.
@9on mebrmals bate 5rau 8rez
lault aug ibrer 9erbannung in Ni55u
an Grdulein 8ermine aeidriebem I'm
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
scott Gonntp sparbanl

Stott County Gparbanl
Offices: @iibtpei tz@de Ser grttten unr
8rabb Gtrabe.
GtnbeaabItes &apital 2b0.000.O0
ueberidnb limb unges
tbeiIte @epinne -. 80O 100000
@litbaben iiber $50. 5000, 000.0o
Bier $rpsent 5tnfen ,perbcn fit Sc.
roftcn bcsablt.
Seantte:
Sobn 8. Sab, @rdIibert.
9r. s. IS. @atet, @iceprdIibent.
@uIt. Stiibel!, &aiiirer.
Sules 8. &erfer, Siilfsfaffirer.
9irettprc1t:
6. u. Side. S. 8. &ab, 2nuts Sanis
fen, s. g. Gears, S. IS. @abet, Gbtp.
6. grpilett, 9atrtd s. 8alib, Soban'
res Gtnbt 1tnb 8. S. SeuG.
@elb tptrb berIieben aif grunbeisene
tbum ,1nb perf6nlide giderbeit.
Gesffnet: GDntabenh abenbS son
bis s nbs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
(Sortieburtg foIst.)

= 9llrd Die bon ben MIiirten ae<z
planten @bmad1lngen iiber sic fiinftiz
gen Sanoelsbe5ieblngen miro liderli9,
ipenn nifts Gnberes, cine quite @runos
la9e fir @ertragsbriide geiponnen
iperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
Sip Grh1h,,po Sos m,r;,o-s1

Sic grb6buns bes @arinez gtats
bon 149 alf 217 Milionen Iollte fdon
31emli9 tpeitgebenben patrioti5den
8ilnl den genii9en unb es fam iid MIR
nod barnm b%anoeln, audi Die Qeiltunz
gen entipre6enb 81 lteisern.
The Denver star., 1916-07-08
Prosperous Year For School
at Normal, Ala
CHARLES STEWART SPEAKS
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Founded by the Late William II.
CouncilI Receives Warm Support
From Both Races-lnstitution Makes
Splendid Headway.

Normal. Aa.-That the late William
and Mechanical college here. lives in
the hearts Of the people was shown by
the results of the fine commencement
recently held in the institution. at
which Charles Stewart of Chicago. was
the commencement speaker. 4 large
The Denver star., 1916-07-08
THE GRAND THEATRE CON.
TlNUES TO PLEASE.

Everybody who visits Larimer St.
knows that their visit is not complete
until they have stopped in and been
entertained by the high class pictures
Of the Grand theatre. They Just try
to satisfy and please everybody. You
are always welcome.
The Denver star., 1916-07-08

JAPANESE CLEANERS rs ec1 ct.An.
.ss. EXPERTS IN SILKS SILKS .so RE.
NC PRESSING, oYe'No 49, ~, ST.
1n', ,,nc MAIN 1885. 1928 2osh 81
The Denver star., 1916-07-08
E.. M. NISSEN

Three loaves Of Bread. ioe
aver Cakes .1oc. 15c, 25c
whiooed Cream Cakes. 15c
Whipped Cream Puffs, per doz. SOC
Any kind Of Cake made to order
German Coffee Cakes on Saturday.
cave US YOUR order for Hot X Buns
for Good Friday.
Bread. Pies, Cakes and Cookies
fresh daily.
osaa WASHINGTON AVE.
Phone York olS2-W
The Denver star., 1916-07-08
+, AWYERA

=, rovnsend and T. y. M~'o'
welton St- .oa K,ttredes Bag
The Denver star., 1916-07-08

,,cu1 AND FixTuet@
co.-l432 Curtis b.
The Denver star., 1916-07-08

lama AND REN es1Hi
n.rican-sl3 2lst e1
Coiofea ea..t.n-294s IArimer.
The Denver star., 1916-07-08
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pope- nsse Turnpo-s1oo Pine s", b. Pn Pine T st..
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The Denver star., 1916-07-08

MEAT MARKET. Market.
wel,on Fruit & Vese'A
Ssal Welton St
The Denver star., 1916-07-08

oa1noPEo,C APPLIANCE
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The Denver star., 1916-07-08
TALON.

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The Giant Cleaners ana i"'''
Washington Ave.
The Denver star., 1916-07-08

MUSIC ihsTRucT'on' g,
II. j. Thomas, AaS'
.iolin Instructor.
The Denver star., 1916-07-08

pnys,c,Ans AND suRoa0m aanoe
Jus,ina FordAilen: 2Sss ,s A1splst MOCK 18th
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pam psnl y. Spratlin. NJ. p'-'-
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The Denver star., 1916-07-08

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Co.
The Denver star., 1916-07-08

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The Denver star., 1916-07-08

WATCH REPAIRING
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The Denver star., 1916-07-08

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The Denver star., 1916-07-08

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The Denver star., 1916-07-08

SHOE REPAIRING.
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Crescent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-08
gatemt slnlualfc

Cuff 10 lagt er ipenigftens ab-
felterte, nm ben Wfoh an erifredeIi.
Dieler GduB mar oas 3eiden All Ell
mem allgetneirlen aatnpfe, in Dem t9
2eute. cine sralt bornnter. hertpltt
bet fpurben. Der Bis gum BdEMiinn
erregte Nobel aog bat1 bon beN So
brif uod bem @eidafsteil Der Sfaot
itiro aiin0ete rnebrere Rdoen an. Elm
@ololnben ipitroe ausgepliinoert NIB
Elm Soloon erbrohen itlto Der iarnlrtt=
lihe gorrat SkffeIben 1tnter oer
Menge perteilt. Die ssIanrnen bret
teten fid nit GROCER SdneQigfeit
Inus, oof uairoe oie berbeieilenoe
5emeripebr BON Dem ipnbripibigell
Wfob tells 5uriifgetriebei1, tells mlsr-
Sen bic SA16ube 5erldnitter Ser
|Sheriff Itntfteb telepDollierte, lobalo
er Inb, baB er Der Situotion n;dlt
geipahlen mar, an ben 8ombernenr,
ibm oie .Staatsnlili5 5u 9iilfe 5lt
id)iden.- Gin Wfann iplr0e in eiilent
Store, ben er 5u pliiiloern Deriiidte,
BON Dem gieentiiiner erIhoiien; stpei
anoeren tpuroe oasIeIbe Shidlol IN
|eiilen Saloon auteil. aura Dor Mit-
terna1t begab iif Der Bo6el nad''
Dem Sradtbdbnbofe nn6 raiibte Bort
| 500 Nfit10 9pnantit, nm baniit oell
ssefioell5teil Ser 5taot 1T Die 2uft
su Iprenen. Der MaDor Cunningham
i1tpor so Spesialpolisilten elm uno
a1e berfiigbaren Manridaften ipllr
ben 5nnn S6ub Der beorobten sabri-
fen pertpenoet. Qie sSobrifen tperoeri
geIdloiien bleibetr, bis ibnen luto ben
slrbeitern ser NOTICE SdJus suge.
iibert lit. so Wfann tpltroei bon Der
8oliaei perbaFtet luto gegeu 90 Ga
rnilien iino infolge Der seiter oil
oahlos.
Sanoelsrtinilter Nebfielo bot
ilnIereit gr1iioenten cine Memoran-
bum 8llgelanot, in Dem er oaralf alli.
merfiam rtadt, onB oie iebigen Bit
henoen @eidaftsoerbdltniiie, Die IN
unlerm 2anoe, tpenieitens in einem
sroBen Seil oesielben, berriden. MIR
bis 5ui1Srieoen anDauerii tpiiroen II
oaB ibnen noglider, ia. tuabrideiil-
Iiher @eile elm itarfer 9fiidldlag
folget tperoe Gr erflGrt, oaB mir ms
|oilf bieIen Sfiifidlag borbereitell
InniiBteu, ionit tuiiroen mir cine idiue-
re ariiis 81 belteben baben. Gr ipriht
in ieiner 3uidrift lebr nerniinitig
nno feline @arnine Iollte 6efolat iuer.
non
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-08

Die ensiiiden 9epeiden iiber sic
aampfe an Der 0rense Der gmfpwina
nnb in WaliSien nno @elbgniem fms
DieI beideioener geiporSen. Sic err
Sablen nidt mebr, baf Gsernoipik &C.
ranmt o6er gar hon ben MniIen beIeb.
lei, ia nidJt einmaI, baf Die &mfen
BON ibren Stellmn9en ans es 6eberIdl-
ten ano 6ak Die Oeiterreider ans IT.
rem Gtellmngen batten snriidiueid)ea
tniiiien, iie Iagen nnr nod, 6as sic
Rage Der Seiterreidjer cine fritiidJe
tel, mas audi iuol nnr iitTufern sn-
trifft, oaf ie6e Sdladtltellnng mebr
uoer iueniger cine fritiidje lit. Die
raililden Sepeiden iagen iiber gssf.
noluik MIR, oaE ein angriff Der Ge.
fterreidJer bort snriifgeId)laaem lei
ano oaf iie in Der bortisen 0eseno
nngebenre Niemid)en- nnS Nrtilleric.
iuaifen aufsebGnft baben. Sic &c.
Banpten, 6ah lie bic Gtabt Gsartorpsf
IN 8plbgnien beiett baben, iuabrenb
iie bisber MIR bic geietmns bes
Mir6bofs in Nniprndj nabmen. 9(lie
Angriffe, fie ams gsartprpsf sm per.
trtiben, iagen lie, leien perseblid ge.
luelem. Die Ceiterreider nn6 81,
9eHfiden, Die bereits bic 8eiebann
beg airdbpfs BON gsartprbsf sngeae.
ben baben, melbem iett, bak bic NnI.
len iuieber bon bort pertrieben ieieu,
Npr0SitIid) bpn Mucaes In @alisie.l
leien nene Nnsriffe erfolst, iuobei
bic amiien in einen Sell Der Diterrei.
d,iidjen Wraben einseornnsen, a6e,
iuieoer ans linen bertrieben leien
yDn Der Wren5e Der Bnfoipina uns
Hefarabien lei nidts geion6eres ~
mel6en, es lei bort lpa6ren6 Der leb.
ZEN Saae midts Nidtises paSIierf;
bic Nniieit inmftem aber bort, nm 81.
3eit ses Nemja6rstaees bernm, rie.
fiBe 8erfMife gebabt baben, bic mil
fiinf5i8tanienb Naun moi nidjt ~
budl btnftiien leien. gorlanfie
iuollem mir nns MIR ON Dieie oemtidjel
ano 0iferreidiiden 8eridte baiten
Mndg In gesas anf Die Sample Del
Ietten bier5ebn Sase baben lie I'D
iuie0er ais bic snberlGiiiseren ertuie
fen.
9lnfiide @efansene ersa6len, hi,
ans ben 5fterreidiiden Sanptqnar
Tier berid)tet iuirb, bic rnfiiIde See
resIeitmns babe iiberaa ben Solbaie.
miitaeteilt, baf es iuieber cine srOF,
Gdlladjt NIT 6en Ceiterreidjern ee6er
AnS Saf bieie Sdladjt sic GniIen an
rid in bic 9arpatben brinsen iuiiroe
Die Sdladt fat ia anid)einenS idor
segpnnen, aber Bic iett 1T nod feii'
ausEdt borbanSen, Sah bic Gmfier
irieSer in bic aarpatljen 5nriidfom
men.
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Die 9[lliierten baben naG einer
Dem u@iornale osStalia" ous 9ltl]e1r
Sueeganeenen 9epeibe beiGloiien, Sic
oem oertlden aatier aeborelloe BERT
ili6e 8iaa u9l6illeion" allf &orfn 5u
,fonfis5ieretL unr lie1in etlt Solpital
fir Die ier6lieben 8erullnoeten 3lt
reripanoeln. Die grtediiehe 9ieaie=
1rlil1g lit BON oielem notwithstanding
5bereits ansgefllbrte1t GntIGlnR Der
entente in &enllt1lis 9eiest tporoen
ltno bat einen Yroteit geaen 0tele
ltene 8erlebung Der Souberattitdt
@rie6enlanos erboben, bod iperoen
ffe giniuenonngen igtoriert iperoeSt.
4rtbur b. @tpinfaer, 9iteftor Der
3eutldeft 8anf,, erf1art. BOB Die int
Mnslmtb berbreitetelt eeSnlinnatiollett,.
DelltIhe 8nnfetL Sparbat1fen uno
gin5elperIonell leien gum 3eidt1el1
Der oeutI1e1 ariegsanleiben ge-
Auungell poroen. obiolute 9iigen
jeien Gs lei jeoed) Iebr mol 3n Dar-
VeberL porltm Die 2iigen perbreitet
ieiroen. Wtan tpolle bantir Die Sot.
faebe peroeden, ooB Die tieuerlihe
ffan5oiifbe &riegsanleiDe nur an
bertbaIb MiGiaroen 9oaars boar err
.qab, ob4pof iie elf 8unfte lrtter benz
Dnr@i9tittspreis Der oeutidcn
Striegsonleihen berausgebront NOT.
oen lei. @betlo lei gnglanh ee5tpltit-
gen oeipefe1t bei ieiner lesten 9lu.
Icibe bon 312 ouf 5 8ro5ent berauf-
8ngeben, lt1ro Die neuerlide ameri-
faniibe @nleibe meroe iekt auf ether
rs Bro5ent iiberiteigeltoen gaiis ange=
boten, obfpol iie in flint Sabren riid=
Sablbar iei. slnf Der an6erest Seite
batten Die oeutlden anIeibeat feds
Nilliaroen Dollors baar ergebert, of,
ne baB irgeto ienlanb bon irseno
elmer Seite ge5tpungen tuoroen lei.
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gtettersWDtis.

Staats- nno County Stemern fir
bas Sabr 1915 anf 0rnno- nnS per-
iGnlides Gisentam, miiea bis ptiu
81. San. 1916 an ben Stener Sol
leftur 5. u. Sitter entridtet ,uer
ben, nm bic 3ablnns ciner Gtrafe
nns Soften BON 10 Erusent, bic an
peri5nlides Gisentitm erllpben iuer.
sen, su bermeiben.
s. O, Sauis,
Gonntn.Gidlter.