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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-09-07


one of our chief qualities is
egotism. If our egotism is not all
ego. we have at least sufficient self
conceit. This egotism is based on
the ancient theory that we are the
superior sex from every standpoint.
Like good many other theories,
ground to pieces under the weight
of scientific analysis, the old argu-
ment of mans pre-eminence in all
things is occasionally proven to be
but a chimera, the product of our
ego.
One of the best methods of ana
lysing character is described in re-
cent issue of Physical Culture"
The article included a drawing,
showing in parallel order, ten Their
mometer faces. These are spaced
or scaled to ten points, running
from l to 10. Each thermometer is
meant to register the percentage of
a quality of character. The quail
ties belonging to the various gauges
are as follows:
Heath and vigor.
2-Integrity and right Ideals.
3-Generous disposition. Regard
for others.
4-Will-ower, self control and
patience.
5-Courage to do right and to meet
the trials Of life.
disability and Industry.
7-Initiative and intelligence. A
bility in chosen work.
S-Inherited traits and family
characteristics.
9-Pleasing appearance and man
TO- Education and training.
To arrive at an estimate of charac-
ter it is, of course, essential to be
honest with oneself. Allow a fair
percentage to each gauge-then
total and discover what the aggre-
gate percentage is.
The result is liable to reduce the
size of ones bump of self
esteem.
When salesman travels from
one town to another he has an OBJ
jective-orders. Children attend
ing school have an objecAve-in-
struction. The tourist visiting far
off lands has an objective -edu-
cation. In each case the way is
prepared before the venture is made.
The salesman has samples, the school
children have books, the tourist
guide. All knew where they were
going and what they would do on
arrival.
Every completed action entails
preparedness. Effect is bound to
follow cause. Without prepara-
ration without objective, man is
reduced to the mental status of the
cave dweller. living the life of an
animal. Yet in spite of these facts,
quite apparent to all, how many of
us are preparing the road for q safe
journey when we leave here? How
many have permitted the months,
even the years, to slip past without
making any effort to build road
way of preparedness strong enough
to sustain journey to the land of
achievement?
Remember in future years, you
who have permitted, and. are still
allowing. the time to slip past un-
marked of improvement, that you
too had an opportunity to strength
en- your future roadway. If you
are neglecting your chance, don't
insult your own intelligence by say
ing I never mad chance to i'm
prove my education"
Every man has within himself
the dual character. There are the
good and the bad influences at work
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-09-07
Pc Nd ENNIS CHAT


By Mr.. j. S.
War the follower of Peace.
City Drama in Greece, within heater
of the
The illustrations magazine advertising sections
features of the publications.
You make the other fellow your thinking you
America First, good slogan but discovery.
Instead of In time of for war; why
in time of peace prepare to be neutral?
This is the of the year when forecae of pennant
winners have plain facts contend with.
appears that 70 dropped out of tango
can borrow most anything except another mans
The smoke upon your Altar dies
The flowers decay
The Goddess of your sacrifice
Has flown away.
What profit then to sing slay
The sacrifice from day o day?'
-Rudyard Kipling.
This typical Kiping The last very
good examples of Kiplng's peculiar poetic expression.
Thy Nothing of Intended Poem, hast looked
merely copyrights booksellers popuaies behold
has yet become Thing; for the truth
printed hotped reviewed, celebrated, sold
tion what al?From Past Presen"Thomas Carlyle
But Carlyle lived before the days of the Nobel
The style Of architecture used in dwelling
pleasing the and distinct improvement the old
lined of the recently erected dwelling house
built like Hop Indian house, and the illustrations
the of attempt introduce the unique
architecture. Perhaps Hopi Indian house will be
finished somewhat different than the Hop
designed by the aboriginal architects.
Much has been made of the defeat of
champion by player pasime.
Baseball the American national SPORT
World Champion players Japanese
there chance of America losing lead
hope that the alarmiss will sports
yellow peril"
story writer's is due to the study and
subsequent adoption of the material by
original in their literary work be said there story
written of each class of fiction Dumas
particular class fiction to-day masterpiece
of original plot and theme multitude pat
termed after Monte Chrsto but the of the
not displayed in their wording
Recently there has appeared African story
which in its general plan bears
Haggrd She In this there is the myster-
the Africa
local story also much about
resemblance
Rider Haggardi Allan Quaerman" There is hero
mighty hunter and kifu wizard the
there also native who chapter story gave
imitation of Haggards old Zulu chief
Hggards old Zulu chief spent considerable time sharpening
his but the the serial
ter the serial King Soomons Mines will redscovered or
second edition of John Cord the renoduced the
reader
Within the decade useful phrases added
the stock of literary utilities Literary perhaps an odd
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-09-07

Every man has within himself
the dual character. There are the
good and the bad influences at work
in the brain of man just as there are
the good and bad corpuscles at work
in the circulatory system of man.
Modern science has enabled us to
cope with most of the parasitic COR
pulscles of the blood. In all prob
ability it may at some very distant
date be able to subjugate the activ-
tiles of diseased or irritated brain
cells, to the practical elimination of
the degraded part of the dual
character. Then again perhaps this
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
Die neutrality-suspicious..

ST dilBerit befrieoigeno.- Or. 8laf1
miro am I. giopem6er sic Guc.
rontdue in Baltimore auibeben.
n @eltern fonnte bier fein neueg
Sal eenluoen per0en.- t66 Ser.
ionen itarben. - 2s4 9iuoer lpur.
Oen geboren.
0lur oht neue &inOerl1bmunes.
51Ile purOen in ser Iebten @o6e IN
Baltimore entoedt, ndbrenO bier aiu.
Der an Der Seude Itarben. -Sn ser
'prbergebeHoen @ode tpuroen 1S
neie Sale uno 0rei 3o0esf1ae Der.
5eidnet. @jeitern puroen Dem Itdo.
tii6en @eiunObeits Gepartement
feline neuen Sale beridtet.
Tie oIlgemeine Sitllotion 1T eine
10 ausge8eidHete, Dob @eiun06eits.
GonlniiliGr Or. Sobn 9. 9lafe IiA
ehti6loiieh bat, am nGtbitenW1ittuod,
Sen I. giooenlber, oie Qnordnt1ne in
Baltimore boaltdnSig oilf5ibeben, 70
Dob Die ainoer pieOer 5lr SfuIe ge.
ben t0nnen.
Ger itootli6en @eInnObeits .ge60r.
Oe tuuroe eeiteru elm nener SAL be-
ridtet, Gie aranfe 1T Oie t8 Wlouo.
te alte 9Ilice g9beeler, oie an oerDen.
more gloenue in @eit 9lrIington
Baltimore. GolntD, pobnt.
Plus Dem n0dentliden 9eri6t ocS
@eiunobeits Gepartemeuts lit 81
erieben OoB in Ser bergongenen $50.
DIE nur 166 9erionen aus Dem Seben
ibieoen Dies lit Die uieorieIte 8obl
felt bieIen W1onoten. 284 ainoer
erblidten in Ger Iesten ISOLDE 0os
2iGt Der @elt.
@eiunobeits GommiliGr Or. @ldfe
miro nlorgen in oen 3eitimgen einen
9eridt be5iigIih Oes @oiteuriiirenS
bon NlilA 0er6ffentIi1eu. Or. 9Iofe
empfiebIt Oos &oiteuriiireu aller
in Der StoOt oerfouftenDlil6 Seiner
9Iniibt nod lit Wlild, in ser ii6 iebr
Ieiht onHedenoe 9ofterien entrpi.
deln b1uiig ole llriade bon ainoer-
erfranfiugen. Die WliIb @eroro.
nilug, ipeIde 5ur 3eit in BEN SGnoen
oes StaOtrotbes Iieet imo Oos ga
Iteliriiiren oaer Dlild poridreibt,
iollte umsebeno aneenomnen mer.
Sen, iagte eeltern Ir. 9lafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
amci QntumgbiIe eOlliOirtem.


Sci einer Golliiiotf 5pilhen Dem
0lutomobil bon Or. gSiaiam 2. 2ooe
BON O1r. 1885,, @eitlJlort6. .Slperlle,
Scr cs ielbit lenfte, umo einem Eogi-
CAB. oaB BON 9lidnrO DlerrDficlo BON
0Sr. $50, @cIt-Nortb-glperuc. geiteu'
crt mlnoe, iiberibluecr ii6 beioe
8obr5ciee, bod tamen Die Snlalieii
qIiidlidlerDeile nit MIR leidtm Der.
lebunqen Oopon Or. 9ooe lino Sri.
giiber 9ope, ieine 1oAter, puroen
bon Or. 9tIcrunoer G. McGonafie
bon gar. 500, Gor6.Gbarles.S StroBe,
rerbimoeu uno begaben iid oann
mad ibrer @o6nuug. Ter Goftor
idiebt oent Seirfer oes 1oricabS bic
Shulo an Dem llufaa in Die S6ube.
Iicier ipltroe bon etnen gtr5t in Der
9eahborihait bebanoelt rno bate
faim oeIien SpreH5inmer perlalien,
els ibm 0ie trdurige Mittbeilina
pcm looe feincs 5d6maserS eemadt
mrroe, worallf Ct iib ioiort ndb oei.
fen 8obnlins begob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

9luf @eranlaliune bon George 81.
SariuooO bon Der n&inoerIHub.@e-
ieLlidaft" nniBten Sarriion Seogar,
oclien 6ran uno flint ainoer aeitern
Dor 9lidter Sobannien i'm meItlihen
Eoli5eieeridt eribeineu. Tie SSoni.
lie lebte in einem aeIIerralm oes
Sauies O8r. III, @eIt.9erington.
Strabe. Ger gater 1T elm SSnooIioe
ino nidt I'M Stanoe, regelmaBia AT
orbeiten; Die Wutter iIt in elmer "a.
BRIT tbdtig imo fam Oes6aI6 nidt
nlf Die ain0er gtd]t gebeu. Ser So.
ter ioa ieinen 3.idbrieen Sobn Sor.
ris braun uno bloi geiHIoeeu bo.
ben imo Serr Snripooo licB i'm
cesbalb perbaften, nidt linn oen ga.
ter 81 beltrafen, ionoern I'M sic Be.
BORDEN 81 peraulniieu etipos fir oie
5amilie 81 tbrm. Serr Sarluooo
beabli6tiet, oen goter na6 cinen
Sanotoriim gu idicen uno Die Sin.
DER Der r&inoeridub- -@eIeGldaft" Su
iberpeiirn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

Ser @cueroIuniuolt Ritbie mics
Ole Staatsanipdlte BON talbot nno
Gbarles-Gouit1 an, cine Nu3nbl Con.
oelnnirlugS-alagen in 9luiternpo6t-
eriinoen IN ibreu Counties eiu5ulei.
ten. @s beiinOen ii1 12 9a6t.
grimoe in Den @eludIiern BON EaI-
bot lln0 2 in oenen BON Gborles-
Gonntp oie bon ben @eridten oIs
natiirIide 9dnfe aneeie6en iueroen,
unO in peiteren "a GyGllen puroen
Froteite erboben, Oie aber nod ME
BUR 8erbanoIlme eefommen fino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

sic Nodricbt oaB Gin oentlbes
llnierIeeboot III ser gtabe Der girgi'
mia Gdpes eeie0eu iuoroeu it, bat li6
mie0er einmul ais cine @nte ernie
zen, oenn obeleid Die 9eihe an Der
@iilte lid Die Sdlie nad Dem ll'Soot
otsgercdt baben, BAT man peiter
liidts bon oemielbeH eeieben. gSent
Sic .Geutidlano" iid iiberbalpt oitf
Dem g8ege nad Baltimore betinoet,
oonn iii lie ieOenidlls nod meit oralI'
zen I'M @tlantiihen Gceun
Ter oeutide Goninl Serr Carl
Q(. 2iioerib. erfIdrte, Dab er ni9ts
oopon ee6ort bate, OdB Ole oIeiltlb'
Iouoe anf Der 3abrt udh bier lei,
mo wunoerte iib iiber oie gtd6riat.
Scrr !0enrp @. Silten bon Der
,GaIteru SSorporoing GoHfpanD"
Iaoie e6euftQs, ooB er nidtS ytelIes
ii6er 0ie ,Deutlhlano" gebort babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
Gr6ielt s6 Srciic,

9ei Der louowirtbiddftliGeh 9lns.
Itellung 5n 2aurel bat Sri. Wlartba
Salbe I'M Sousbaltllnaso
26 4reiie fir auseeiteIlte 06iette er.
balten, meiitcns fir Stidsreien ino
For5eaanmalereien. 9lui cine eroBe
Blnd .8oule erbielt Sri. 2anbe aud
onf Der slusiteIamg IN Soeerstowu
Den criten Preis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
O9entIder WliIitGr 0amcnbcrcin. "
GirORe SirdpueiGc
MOntas, ben 30. SftObcr 1916,
SliiffeI's Sallc, 1903 R..JreSctid.Sr.
(Oft29)
Gin tidtiaer @aterIanOaa OaarrtleiOiaer.

Sin tiihtiger &atCrlanOsDcrtbei6iger
9ei'm geriiid, einen Gepolper Der
9nnoes.glrmee 5n oerfalden murSe
geitern Melbin 9. 0inolaO, ein col.
oot i'm I. 9feeiment Der 01arpIdnNer
9lationaIgoroe, oos geeenp1rtia in
Der S5oIle oes 8. &eaimentS fdmpirt,
bon YoIi5iIt @arner perbdftet uno
mad Der nlittleren Yoli5eiitntion ge.
bradt 2inoiaD ioll ongeblid oa2
idipar5e Shoaf oeS 1. 03eginentS
ieiu. er miroe geitern @loreen ipe.
gen peridieoener 8ereeben einge.
iperrt, entidliipfte o6er am 93odnlit.
tag alf uubetannte @eiie. Der Hepol.
Der lit oas Gieentbim zines Dill
5ierS oes 9ieeimentsl Qinoiap lpuroe
geiteru Den M}ilitGr-gc6orOen ii6er.
gebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
@lnF ieiue Sran OerIOrseu.

Ger 29-iGbriee @olter Boone BON
Gar. $40, Siio-Teder.5trdBe, mnBte
iiH i'm uoro6itIihen BoIi5eigeridt
wegen g3idtberioreine ieitler 6rdu,
Mnrgaret Boone, ole in Scr. 213,
Noro-Gbapcl. .StraBe, po6nt, perant.
worteu. gli1ter Slit iiberlpies oel
Mom unter 500 9iirgidaft Dem
@eri6tsperia6reh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

3eIearapIiidlcr g9etter6eridlt.

glus oen iibrigen 8unoes.g8etter.
9eobaGhngs Stationcn wurOen Die
foIeenoen b6dften Eentperatitren
Die nm 8 llbr eeiisrn glbeno berrih.
ten. beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
8nr ciuissn Olnbc scOettct.

Inter 5abIrei6er getbeiligung
bon 9eiOtraeenoen ipuroe oie iroiIde
Siiae Der nad Ianeem 2eioen ee.
ltorbenen SSrm glmalia @olftant
Der @ittpe bon Seinrid) @olirom,
bon @lenburnie ans auf Dem ,St.
Neutrality-suspicious." an Der W1t. Gar.
mel-Sioao 5iir ewigen Nube eebettpt.
FuItor 3. z. @ieie bon Der Goncor.
oio-airde 1I g9albroof leitete Die
Srauerieier. g(ls observation-disclosures
eripielen glodbarn uno 6relnoe Der
6omilie Der @erltorbenen Die lette
@bre. 6rm @oIfrom mar elm lang.
idbriges 0iiteIicO Der @oncoroia.@e-
melnoe nno bate oen g8mfi6 ae-
1nBert, BON Der Stride ans beeroigt
ST meroen. Ser Srauenperein er-
lbien I'M Erauerbniie uno iana an
Dem nit 9luIiieu beoedten Sarge sic
Sieblingslieoer Ger TobinaeIfieoe,
men, oeS9leiden ione Der @erein auI
@rnbe Inter oen 5abIreihen Blu
menipenoen mar al6 Elm arans Der
@lerts oes 9iireaus Der 3miiheu.
ltaatliben .GommiIiion in
&olbington, 9. g., mo- ibr einai,
ger Sobn Serr Charles @oIfranL
anseltelt lit. Cine furae Sfi55e aus
Dem Seben Der 6rau @oIfram lit be-
reits i'm ~Gelltiben Correspondent
ten" peroifeutIidbt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
Slot6e Srens-SerfammIuus faat aus.

0ie Qamen ser nDeutldeu 0aotbe
SiilisgeIeuidoit" niilien ole
geriammlune am nd6iten O1ittpod
ansieBcn neil an ienem Gage oas
Sofol Don Dem Srouenpcrein Der
3ions.@emeinOe fir Oas id6rIide
9Iuitern.Souper benubt wer6en muB,
oos am 2. uno 3. gSopenber abgebal.
ten weroen ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29

Sn Dem Morot6on 2oifeu bon 2ou.
rel nod Baltimore iieefe 81. So.
min Sdmiot in Der 3eit'Dou se-
non 8pei StunOen. ~ Ger 9eforo
wurOe INN 7 @linuten berbeIIert
n 8. @hlaicau ais 3meiter umo
Gan. Sealp ais ser 0ritte.
Tos seitrige @orot6on-9fennen, an
peldenl iicb befannte 2Gllfer oesgul.
timore GroB Country Gibbs, oes 5re.
oerid Gereins Gbriitlider Syuueer
Dldnner, bonn Carroll SuItitilte in
@oI6ington, 9. g., bonn @eIt 9orf
imo @in5eIIGiIier betbeiligt 6ottert
enOete nit einem gldu5enoen Siege
0es 9aItimorer ". @0pin Sdmiot,
meIber IN ser pbGnonienol flr5en
8eit bon 5pei Stlnoen oie Strede
bon &ourel nod Baltimore 5nriidleg.
te. 8or 0rei So6ren Ourdliei 6ranf
q. Hit6 oieie Strede in 2 StunOen
z Nlinuten. 9lIs 3peiter aina @n.
@luIlicon, elm @litelieo oes Src0erid
gereins GbriitIider Sunser @lGnner
nnO ais 4ritter Can SeoIp Don
@arroa Snititut in @ai6ineton 0urh
oos 3iel. Muaican oebraadte 5pei
Stuu0en unO 6, mo Seulp 2 Stun.
ben mo 10 Wliniten. Sine lle6er.
raiding 6ereitete Der geteran SUB.
ganger Can Doimger, peI6er ais
@ierter lonoete mo Oie Strede in Der
3eit BON 2 Stnoenlmo Is Wfinuten
mo 8 Sefmoen onr6moB.
Ser 8oltimorer Shmiot mar bon
glnfong on Der lidere Sieger, 6ena
er Ieete Elm Senpo Dor, ipeIdem Iei,
ne Gonfurrenten nidt folgen fonnten
uno muroe Der llnterI6ieo 5piiGen
SdmiOt uno ieiuen @eguern INNER
GROCER, ols Der &dufer Baltimore nd.
Der fam. gluf Der Sdlfte Oes @egeS
mar Oos 2aiiien bereits entidieOer,
mo fonnte Dem Sdniiot MIR oiegoI-
me ertriiien iueroen, penn er ploB.
lid oerinete. Shmiot fam in better
geiunobeitIider 8erfoiillng our6 ous
3iel an. Gte Gomen SdmiSt waren
oreimaI inter oen 9etbeiIigten Der.
treten.
Ger 9altimorer groB gountr0.
Club 6rodte foIeenOe Rldte bein: /,
6, s, 10-29.
Gas Carroll SSuItihnt founte sic
@ldbe 3, 5, q 8 14-3S fir Iid inQIa.
iprlb nebmen.
Die Namen Ger @ettIGufer uno oie
gebralIdte 8eit iino ole foleenoen:
g. 6. S6miot 9. 6. 6. g., 5loei
ShmOen.
gS @lulIicon, SreO. 9. 90. 6. 81,
2 Climber 6 Min.
Eon SealD, Carroll SSutitlt, 9
StunOen 10 Nlin 30 Get.
Gon yolnger, 9. 6. 6. g., 2Shlu.
Den 13 Wlin. s Set.
q. SbanIeD, Gorroa synItitut, 9
Stimoen t6 Olin. 40 Get.
$. 9orpnTon, 9. 6. 6. g., 9 Stuu-
sen "a M1in. Is SET.
$. Stoufier, Gorroll sSnItitllt, ,
Shmoelt "a 0liu Is Sef.
Spl Spear, 9. 6. 6. g., 2 gtur.
oen 2S Wlin. II, 30 Get.
s. 8lunner Carroll SSnItitut, 9
Shmoen 80 Wain. 10 Set.
s. Serolo, 3. 6. 6. s., 2 Stuuoeu
IA 0lin. 80 Sef.
Geo 9ideI, @eit @arf, 3 StunOeu
46 Min. 10 Sef.
g. Seanueret @Gt 9arf, 9 Stun.
oen AZ Wiin.
g9. Storr, 2 Stllnoen 81 W2iu. 8
GET.
g9m. S6miot, Carroll SnItitut, 2
Shmoeu 80 W2. 20 Get.
s. @. S6miot IT, 9. 6. 6. g.. 9
Stlinoeu 80 W2in. 28 SET.
q. McGomos, 9. 6. 6. g., 25tlm.
Oen So Nlin. % Set.
Qw. e1u,oet, O9,,hn naGcttek
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-29
v@itteIsbadl- Seftion".
Counting, ben 20. GftOber,-
glMiterWH6iten,
@eit GnS Sarf. (Oft279)
SallOm'seu.scicr in S,ia6IauOtuipr


Qas ,Sigblon6tomn Community
ono NeCreotion Centre" eroffnete &C.
tern 9Ibeno oie Oiesidbrige 5diioh
nit elmer Sollom'eens5eier inn uer-
er0Berten uno oerl6onerten @ereins-
lofale glr. 3400, Oit&goltimore.Str.
Sri. 9llice aimbaIl, Die Gireftotin
rno beritieoene W1itglieoer Der @or.
itanosbeb0rOe empiinaen Die @dIte,
Die i9 aus Den ilIneen Sellten DER
Gobbnrid]oft no oeren gltern uno
5reunOen 5nianmen iette.
Srali 9ouiIa 9. 5anf pur0e 5ur
SHlfs-0ireftorin fir oas lollfenoe
Sabr ernannt, mo oas @ert oeS
@ereins miro ooourH cine groBe @r-
peiterung erfabren. Sin Oen W4itt.
mods- imO 6reitaes- -9lbenOen peroen
96n5e fir Ole @naben imo @doden
Der gIadboridait abse6aIteu peroen.
Gin freies GispeniariIm fir Ole
6ranen aiuoer Der llmeegeno miro
icoen Gienitaa-, Gonneritos. mo
SamitoG-Abeno luter 2eitltng bon
Or 6lora Goaod often Iteben.
Ole @Idiieu fir aIeiOermo6en,
SntmaheH aoden, &anoorbeit,
Surnlnterridt uno erIte Siilfe bel
llngliidsfdllen weroen am Nlontog
eroffnet peroen.
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-@ciansbcrcimq
DNlctscr.Screin glr. 1"
@rO6es SdjiensJlOiten
SOnHta9, 5. Npu. ~ Wenfert'S Bari,
(Oft29. .glop4 %

Sin @asen an feinen aubern acfalleu
3iuei @agen iuuroen Iiarf beidd-
oigt oIs elmer oapou elm nit 8mei
Yierben beiponuter @agen, Der bon
Slioer So6niou, glr. 632, Siio-
eIreene.Strabe, eeIenft mlr0e, bei'H
giidmGrtsiabreu umfippte uno oui
einen Der D@ernia Sransier so. ("
geborigen @agen geraOe Dor Dem
Souie glr 80, 2iebt.StraBe, fieI.
lie Fferoe eutfamen unperIest.
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Der nllnab6ansise gHrserberein
BON WlnrHlau6"

furSert ieine gjlitslie6cr snm 8eIndp
Der ant WGttuod in gIlbaag6's
S6eater tattfinOenSeu @Orfellnug
Ses @OIfsitiides o9er fclSerdnc
SeppT4 anf. &On Der Giuna6mc
flicRen % &rp5eut md6 gl65ns Der
lOtnlen ltufOiteH in Den 5OnO fir bic
ocntfdJen Wefuuseneu in Si6irieu.
(Sft29)
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glad Sen &oroilsiagungen oesgSet-
ter 9iireouS IN 8aibington miro Die
iolgeaoe ggo6e o6tpedielHoes @ettcr
briugel
gsor0li6e uno mitilere atloutiide
Gtaoteu: Sdon mO porm wd6reno
ser crlteu Gage; Regen am Conner
ltog uno Damn wieoer idlon mo fiib.
Ter am Somitog.
5iioatlontiicbe GtaateH pabr.
idcinIid ihou NIT &eacn IN Der 5lo.
r0a Solbiniel; maBige 2empera-
tur bis gum Iouneritdg, rno oonn
MIRO fiibleres @etter eintreteu.
Ohio 8bal. Shoues gSetter i'm
eryten Ebeile Der &otbe uuO ouun &s-
qeu ino piel fdlter big 5um Sonn'
tog.
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eddHsfarten

BON uno nod Geutidlono unO
Sciterrei6. llneorn iiber RotterOom
uno @eu.gort. @eIOienoungen ndh
@uropo.
sbeO. 8. Dieuer & &c.,
2i7 Glt.SaItiHuFe,StFs
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6Sbalia .WiGnncr6or.n
-eirOhes Mathematician
SOnntne, ben 5. glODcmber,
0'rau6uer'S @eitenS-9Sart.
(Oft29, ,&oo4 81
llnter 6e gInfIaae Oea t9inbrndla
(Ott29 .Mon4

iIntcr Der gInflase Oes GinbrndJs.
Ger 26 Sabre olte Gbas. 9loams,
alias eugene 2etpis, bon 99r. GIG,
@ It.9altimore.StrdBe, purOe lin.
ter Der 9eiduIoigllnq in oen aIei.
oerIaoen BON @m. q, Seiu, g8r. GIG,
@elt Yaltimore-StrdBe einbroden
mo aus Dem Souie gsr. 1925, 2au.
rel'5troBe, einen lleber5iebcr, 3mei
9In5iige uno dnoere @egeuIt1noe ge-
Itoblen 81 bqben, fir cine @eri6ts.
oerDanolnna feltaelaIten.
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9em anasnSaeridlt i6ermielcn.

Ser 10 Sabre alte @morb Eere-
gorD BON gr. 2i04, Serbert.StraBc,
ino Der 15 Sabre olte Gomaro 8,
Zeal bon 9Rr. 2l22, Serbert,5traBe,
pilroen Dem Suaenoeeribt iiberrpic-
len. sic iino aneriduIoist Elm
3weirao i'm @ertbe bon So, oas @i-
gent6im BON 9ioia Sndrbman bon
9'r.. 1921, @oreIano.Slpenue, eeItob.
len 5u boben.
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GOnncnani. mnO ltntcroano.
la49
Q4etternnNfdlten.

Sir @orDlono unO ben 9iitrift
Columbia 6eute fIar tno mariner
lmo uorooiilide @inoe.
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Idoft oil oen Stootrut6 miro bormis.
lidtlirb bel Der moreieemStoO
Sibung oen Staotpatern unterbrei.
tet uerOen. 0ie goti6oft oes0}ppors
1T oieles Sobr beoellteno I1nger rno
ausfiibrli6er ais in iriiberen Sab.
rem.
@eroen Sag uno g DIT
orbeiten
g(uf @unicb bon WioDor Treiton
miro 6ie 9[spboltirune Ser 2ering-
ton-StraBe, 6ipiiden 9Sart-9lOeuue
uno Gutolp-StruBe, 70 ihnea ipie
mogli6 beenoet fperOert Oamit Der
@eIAGftsbertebr in glnbetrudYt Der
berannobenoen @eibnodts0eit nidt
in'sStoden fommt ilno Die @eld6fts-
lelte feinen Sdaoen erleioen. 81.
Geitb Compton, @oriiter ser 9ilo-
iterings Gommiiiion, crfIGrte ge-
IterL ooB bon Niontog an Die 9trr
beiten aud BEL gtadt fortgeiest mer-
oem moour9 oie 2egingtolt StrnBe
bis lpGtcitens 10. glopember fertie-
geitelt iein miro.
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NbDnnentCu, bic ben ,.IentIhcn Gprrcs
iponoentcn" uidlt piiuttIitt oSer nnreeeI.
mGfig erbalicn, iinD acbeten, ber Office
onppu per Eelcpdou Obcr ldDriitlih Ilits
tbeIllEug 81 utadea.
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Der @eItfrics 6entc DOr ciucm
SyaDr.
90. 0ttober 1915.
Grab 6cm @eridbt .6es Dentiben
@eneralItabS.) q

Der am 27. Sftober on Der
Sltfiilte Sdottlono's eeftronoete
britiide 8an8erfreu0er u9lrgpl"
bon 11000 Sonnen gebt Der.
loren.
SSnl Eripet- StDrs9[biduitt neb.
men Die 8crbiiiloeteu oen g3uIien
mebrere Weitere Srtidaften ob.
Grfolee Der SSStoliener on Der
Dolomiten 8ront.
9eSn Serbien erreihen Die Ser
biinScten ole @alierideioe alpi-
iden Gimof uno @lorooa.
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8NnSes.D .Dcpdrtcment fir 20nSiuirt6,
NeriAI BED @aIlimure Nettrtbnreans

Ner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Gut
mar 81 Ero5ent Inn s llbr Morgens
mo 70 @rooent nm s llbr glbeuos.
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Tyiir Die SrauOc Der iriidJeu Srei.
heit

slm Tieniiog, oen 5. 1c8cm6er.
glbenos s llbr, miro i'm o&oiel
S,ouce~ gum 9eiten oes 6ouos fir
.oie ,.sSreuuoe Der iriideu 5reibeit~
eiue Garien-(artie gegeben 81 uel.
der 99iaeie BEL 81. Z. &. MurraD,
4t9 GquitableSSeb1uoe, 81 6aben
iiHo.
Tentidle, Geiterreibiidje auO llusa.
ride ArieGsanIeiben.
400 Wlnrf inO l00ArOneu anfiuGrts,
SbeO. 8. Dicner & So,
(aRar5i3 2l7 EE.SaltimOrr.Sty.
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Sino Oes Giebitobls in Sten1an &
glorruig's Supeleu @ei6Gft be-
iduIoiet - Geteftipe luoren ibrer
Spur BON StoOt 5u StoOt se-
iolgt. - Sn Stem Dorf tpurOen
iie eriuiibt. @oateu lid nab