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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-02
NEED FOR THRIFT
 RECOGNIZED BY THINKERS HERE
Attention of People Center ed on Subject of Indi-
 vidual Thrift.

tomorrow. February 3, will be ob served here as Thrift Day. Hundreds
 of other cities and towns in the Unit ed States will also devote special at tention to promoting individual thrift.
 It is realized that never before was there more need for the people of
 America to preach and practice thrift Ii is time for conserving resources, that we may be prepared for the mor- row.
 Although several Pine Bluff schools arc closed because of conditions due to the river flood. in those that are
 open the thoughts of the chillre: will be turned to thrift and all that it means. as we'll as how it may be
 practiced.
 But the great thing is being accom- plished: To excite the people to
 greater effort toward making avery
 dollar count. Pine Bluff ministr rs
 and educators, appreciative of the need and value of thrift, will con- tinue to teach the subject. Some masterful sermons were preached in Pine Bluff churches on Sunday, and
 these are certain to have good effect
 Thrift does not mean miserliness. nor deprivation. As s. w. Strauss.
 president of the society for thrift, whose articles appear in The Graphic each Sunday, says:
 Laying aside few dollars each week does not necessarily make one
 thrifty person. Thrift means so much more than merely saving money it means personal efficiency-lt means plans-it means self-control- il means prudence--it means sane and legitimate self confidence-it means all that makes for character. It is as much removed from miserliness on the one hand as it is from ex- travag gance on the other. As we build the ideals of thrift, we build charac- ter"
 The main purpose of the thrift campaign is to place it before the reople in the proper light. Many more, young people would be thrifty were they not afraid to be called 'stingy." There is no similarity be- tween the thrifty person and the stingy person. When people fully understand the meaning of thrift. and what it means to them in future hap piness and pleasures thrift campaigns will be unnecessary.
 Wast,efulness is deplored: thrift approved These excerpts from com munications to The Graphic. in reply to letters. show how leaders here re- gard thrift asss|
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-02
NEGRO LEADERS AIDING.

J. B. Short, principal Missouri street school-"The idea is indeed timely, and one that should receive a thorough consideration iron! every nerscn. It shall be great pleasure to me t. put this idea before the chill dren If our school with as much
 emphasis as possible
 Rev. o. L. Mo2dy, pastor 'st. Jonh A. M. E. church-"'I am in hearty ac- cord with the moveIent, and VIII ao all can to have my people observe
 February as Thrift Day. The greater part of my yesterday (sun,
 day) mornings discourse was devoted to the discussien of the subject, ana TI.hink-I succeeded in impresslag ny l peepls scmewaat with the importance
 of practiciHg thrift
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-02

The latest feminine craze is so eff fective, yet simple and inexpensive an addition to the evening toilet that it is being universally adopted.
 It consists simply of band of ferns set off with red rose, or if desired, the wearer's favorite flower.
 This decorative flower jewelry is worn about the curve of the upper arm, which is left uncovered in all it's natural beauty.
 Just imagine a perfectly formed arm. Then leave this arm entirely undraped from shoulder to finger tip. About the cozy curve of the upper arm, against the whiteness of the skin, twine small bit of feathery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-02
MEETING TO-DAY :: .,. TO DECIDE ON AH. .-..
 RELIEF PLAN
Continued from Page 1.)
tinra, and it is my opinion the total cost will not exceed $75,00O.'
 An Absolute Necessity.

That the prevalence f malaria and other diseases here during the past summer was due principally to the recurrence last year of the ficoded conditions in the lakebed sec ton. is the firm opinion of we'll pest ed men, alisng them many physi- cians.
 The odcrs which offended the nos trils of white and black; the dis reputable appearance of the secticn Of the city through which tha lakebed extends; !.he lack of improved pr-pe rty therein; the gathering of tash and filth of all kinds, in the lowiands; all these are bad, and an admitted discredit to the city
 The feeding of these many streets. and the sickness which foi- ity, while the property loss and the actul suffering experienced each time the flcods come, are virtually a calamity.
 The cost of repliring the damage done by the present flood, and the amount of money expended by resi- dents in moving in and cut of flooded houses, together with the actual loss Tn trade ny buSineSS men, Will ld' ,sxceed the amount of money neces- kHary tc, once and f-rever remove the / nenace to health, the drain on finances and the strain cn the clty's good reputation. according to estl- mates made by conservative business men.
 The Onc Natural Remedy.
 The one natural remedy that has been proposed, appears about as fol- lows:
 Let there be a crowded house at the mass meeting this afternoon. Let the case be plainly stated. Let there he iscussion-but not too much talk Let the 'n'seting decide upon a ccm- petsnt engineer to make estimates of the nature of the work to be done the cost thersof and the time neces- sary in which to do it. Let the meet ing actually select and elect that engineer, and order him tc, start work on his estimates.
 Let the meeting then decide upon the men who will be the ccrmis- sionsrs f2r the district, and let the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-02

fern. Then use this natural armlet to hold in place red, yes, deep red, rose bud!
 The effect is striking The very simplicity of the idea gives it instant attention. During the past few days a number of prominent young women have appeared with simple flower ornaments.
 Nor is the flower ornament con- fined to the better display of all at tractive arm. Some of the more art istic have managed to find q way to call attention to q superior attrac- tion by the some method. A woman whose pride is a dainty foot and ankle deftly hangs her green band and rose setting about the ankle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-02
Prctest Expected Change.

Bearing 300 or '1'cre signatures or people who g3t postal service from the West End station. petitions and protests were forwarded to Washing ton postal authorities yesterday indicatine that the pecple signing the documents are strongly opposed to the movement to clcse that station 1t is said the closing of the station will cause delay in handling the mails rf hundreds of individuals and a dozen or more big firms, all of whom are served through the station.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-02
New Lodge at Cabot,

Cabot, Ark, Feb. 1.-The new lodge of the Ancient Order of United Work men, Cabot lodge No. 70, was institut- ed here Saturday night with a char ter membership of thirty. The secret work was given by the degree team of West End lodge, at Little Rock, as- sisted by Grand Master Workman John R. Frazer and Grand Recorder H. l.. Cross.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-02
Farin Products Higher.

Washing ton, Feb. s1.4 Prices. for the principal ! American farm products on January 1ywere7 slightly more than ? per cent higher than on the same date a year: ago. said department of agriculture bulletin issued today. January 1 prices were nearly 4 per cent higher ethan the average for the last eight years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-02
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF 8

Get a 25-cent bottle of Danderine a. any drug store, pour a little into with tho singer tips. By morning most, if not all, of this awful scurf will have disappeared. Two Or three applications will destroy every bit of dandruff; stop scalp itching and fall iLg hair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-02
STALLINGs SIGNS.
Will Manage Boston Braves. and Re.
 ceiye $2O,OO0 . Year.

Boston, Feb. 1.-George T. Stall ings has signed a contract with the new own;rs of the Boston Nationals tc manage the team for five years, it was announced last night. His salary isisaid to be greater than that ever paid any manager or player ex- cept possibly J. J. McGraw' It is iestimatsd that the figures approxi- mates s2O,000 a year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-02

Ut. is our aim to please you in the sn1allAs detail. American Excel eior Laundry O. phone 146. U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

ren @eamteiJ ocn er ia iiir cincn
Radtrdgqr geboIteit oamit MIR pcr.
ilft.
Gin gcric6euer 9uridc. God
mar cas- 81 eriDarten gIub fiber
iciuc ei8ene Socntitdt periueigert er
nod jeDe 2lustluit2@
.SSn. N6cr oariiber ipnr Der
S6leier balo aebo6en @iner bon
ben 9leDierinipeftoren bat i'm arf
oeu eritcu 9lid ais einen gcipiiien
MeuBel erfoiut~
u@enbel-S -Shoridle, oas 1T Der Wle.
dnnifcr BON 81rberDomm."
o@au3 red)t Der einitral alrbei.
ter i'm g(ricnal mar mo por sSobreil
weaen Der gin6riidJe geiciien bat
Sdoil idmi mie eit iid Oas NIT Der
beltigcl Sahe 5iiaumcnreimclt
ldbtl1
gSentel.Sdlori1e, bon Saus ans
Elm perbunmclter Qednifer, obcr
pon oaBerorocntlid)er @eididliNfeit,
mar 6eiili0loiier in ben glrtillerie.
mcrfitdtten Der 5eitun9 geipeicii, an
@noe megen ipitelnatiidjer Wlaterinl-
intcri1lcife IN eracbnisloier Inter.
luc6inq oeitonoen ilno cntloiien NOR
ben Gonodj batte ct IN etnen Der.
.itedten@dbnpn cine ,Aeporatiiriperf.
ltdtte~ ais Wlehnniter olfgetan, ein
llhterne1men, ons ibm irnin0glid
acniiaenO grot pcridofien fonntc.
9ines ih0nen Sagcs entlarptc man
IN ibul einen ldngit gcind]ten Aoiien.
cin6rener, Der III pebicluoer @eiell.
idlait qeorbeitct bate Seine @e.
ldidlidfeit, oen fompli5icrten 5hloi.
fern bci3ufoninciL ipiroc NIT 5lDci
sYobreu @efongniS prdlniiert 9lodl
glb6iibun1 Der Strafe febrte er I'M.
geIGelt in oe 8eimnesita0t 3lriid,
bier ipie0er icine ,iHedJaniidje Jlepa.
rotiIrperfitdtteT eroiiIen0, uno ca
CT ortsongeb6rie mar, fonnte nlnl'S
ibm nidt iuebren
o5cet ldbt iih bcruluten, ipas ben
s}nobcn 70 patcrita0tonbdnglifl ge.
nlod)t bat mcirte Der @oli5cioiret-
tor. o@r oiiritc bier IN Der 6eitilug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

ugitte, mir often 5u ioeen mas es
gege6en II 5ipiihen oieiem 0iaiten.
felo lno meinem D}1oel2"
uOies 81 beurtcilcn lie9t nidt in
ilnierer aontpeten3.~
Gem 8nter i1moll oie Stiruooer.
Sdjon nolIte er iirb euergiiHer 2uft
maiden, ais gllion eintrnt: onnlntiJ
mie Der talifriihe Wlorgen.
n@as bait Oh nit 9loitenfclo ?"
i1nnibte er iie obne ipeitereS an.
Ser aomnliiidr griff elm, Ole
lleberfollene in ieinen S6ub al neb,
men, geleitete iie gallant 5u einenl
9lrmieiiel ino iprod ouN 81 ibr bon
0idonlulgsloier 8ebouolung", Die tie
bon ibm 81 eeipdrtigen babe.
u3um Senfer init sSbrer Sho.
nlngl " filbr Sottler bcrous, y3u.
erit miro iie mir 9ieoc Ite6en."
ga mubte Der &omnlili1r ii6 nlf
1cin 9lmt bcrlifcn. @s iei pobl i'm
SntereiIe oller @eteiliqten gclcgcn,
ipenn er iid ieiner gluf9obe obne
glnientbolt entleoiget fonne. Ionn
berii6rte er erolih ben 4crn Der ca.
dc, iu0ein CT Der 3uiaiulneufiutft or.
nd6nte, bic 6rdillein Sottlcr oorge-
iteru nit elmer ngcipiiien Dame" &c.
bobt babe. SIN Viiro oeS glgcntell
@inter. Syn gIneelegenbcit ocS
&nuptnotneS bon 9faItenfelo.
r0bo" rief MN gllion cntriiItet.
.@inter bat geplaloert2 Ser Srcu.
ioicl"
gSobon, wouou2" ipolltc SottIcr
ipiiien.
Ger 9onrmiiidr uerbot lih nit
bofliher GntiNic0cnbeit icoe @inui,
idlng uno fubr in ieincm ibouunes.
pollen 6ragcn fort. @cr oicic
Damc iei.
nDluB iA 6oc iaecn2~
SD ba6e sic bon 9(mtsipeqcn od,
5u 81 DerpfliAten mcin SrduIein.
in0 bofie, Sic per0en es wiiroigen,
ooB icb Den gegenip1rtigen @cg gc.
iudblt babe, ltott Sie porlaocn 81 TAI,
fen IT. Sie fenncu olio bic Domc2~
sIlioa nidte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

lei.
sic tpiIroen mid Derbinoen, iueml
Sic mid IN ooS 8upier giniid)t reb.
men lalier ipolltcn. 8ugleicb erlaube
ib mir sic oorauf ouimerfiom 3it
MAIDEN, Dab Der @ediel morgen nicbt
bel ieincn g(f8eptanteL ionoern bel
ieincm 9lcaimentsfonlinonoonten, in
Der aon5lei oes Serrn Oberlt BON
8ibenberg 5ii prdientieren lit, Der
ollie iiotigen 8erfiigtngen oorii6er 5ll
treffen boben miro
DAB Die @inl6iung oes @eHIels
ii6erbanpt beri1oben iper6en oiirfte,
bis oieSerfiinft eincs Teilcs Ser bier.
fir oeponierten @el0er florqeitellt
iei, glolbte Der @eomte nod Der.
ibweigen 81 iollei, Wlorib @inter
botte beilte ntcbt 10 onsfiibrli1 ais
moglid oargetdn, ipie oie ,9lettunos.
oftion~ 5uglniten 9ioitenfelos 5u,
itanoe gctonmcn mar. DIS or boil
Der oid0nel llnbefonnten4 ipraH,
Die Die gnn5e SoAe ms @erf geiett
iuio ibm 6uerit iedstoliieno rno iuc.
iige Stuuoen ip1tcr fiiiftnliieno
Wiorf gebraht babe, 5eigte Der 9oIi.
5eioirettor perooppelte gllifmertionl.
felt. @ine linbefannt oebliebenc
0ane ~ obl glitn tolldte III Scr
mpitarioien @cididte bon oem ent.
ipeuocten @e6eimoft olIo oud] oas
iueiblibe Clement auf. 0ie So1e
ipuroe ininer beripidclter. Sb
gSintcr eon5 6eitimmt miiie, ooB Die
Dorlipgcnoen flint 3oiiienororfideinc
OlaitcnfelOs bon oieier llnbetonnten
bcrriibrten2 ~ ga, ocnn Srdileitt
Sattler bro1te iibcrboiipt fem Bar.
gelo, ion0ern cinen S6hud, 0en CT
IN Yfai0 no6m lln0 oas @elo ans
ieiner eigeneu aoiic, ioipie oie Seds.
taiiieno, Die ole llnbefonnte suerIt
erlegt batte, bcitonOeii oiirhmeg ans
olten @anfnoten, iu1breno oieie flint
70 neu iporen, Dab iie iid BON ben
an0ercit aitffallig iiitteri1ieoen tpie
es icbt nod Der glilgeniAein lebre.
g(uf @intcrS beitiirote Sroge, OBJ Die
glotcn etpa faIid ieieu, ontlportete
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15
Sau6itnmmcr idJluGrt u6.

9(ls Ger &oli5ciridter Sormollan
icincn Git I'M iiiomcitliden &oli5ci-
gcridt eingcnonlmcu battc, crihicn
Gin Wlom Dor i6m lmO ma9te nit
ieincr SonO 3ciden, ais Oh er be.
trunfen pGre. 9onn i6iittclte cr
pcrneincno nit Dem aopie. Der
Monn mar Dem 9fi6ter I'M criten gli-
genblid cin &dt6icl, ieood nod fllr-
3cn g}o6ocnfen ging ibm Elm Si6t
auf. Sffen6or mar Der Niann tQllb-
lhmnf imo moQtc Gin &eriprecbcn I'M.
ter3cibncn im0 odnit Dem Srinfen
BON alfo6ol6dltiqen @ctr0nfen entlo-
gen. Ger 9lidter mobte MN 9cuc-
qilngcn, ole 0oS llntcr5eihncn zines
&cripredenS 0orItelltcn. Ger Eolb-
ihmlue icbtc Oas ,@ciprGdb" fort, in-
Dem er oacr6ono 9cmegngcn unO
5ingerperitcaingcn musfiibrtc, poS
bclpciIen ioQte, oaB oieieniecn Nlcn.
ibcn, oie ii1 oem Erlmf crge6cn in
Die SJoac ac6cn miiOen, w0breno Gin
9l6itiucn5ler frii6er oocr ipdter i'm
oG6or Scr Gngel" auigenonlmet
miro. Scr Mann Dor Dem 9iihter
poatc oni6eincnO a6iolilt 81 ocn On
ocln. @r mtcrihrieb oos %erlpre-
c6cn, in ocn ndbiten - Nlonaten fci-
ne olfo6ol6oltigen @etrdnfc 81 &C.
ucBcn. Ger 9iicbtcr madte i6ni
flor, ooB er no6 Dem @eidngniB &C.
innot pcrocn piirOe, faas cr iein &c.
/ ge6cncs &eriprehen bredcn miirOe.
Ger Eau6ituuune, @borIcs 2. 8or-
nidc, BOB o6er in cnergiider &eilc
oic rcbtc 0ono IN Die So6e, Gin Bel
6cb ooB cr icinent &cripre6cn trcll
blci6en miro. @r bat cine Sroli, Die
cbcniaQs taubihunm lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

Der Boli5eioireftor MIR nit eiuem
gl6lclauden. - 0b @iuter ou1 nift
Die Ieiieite 8erntlttiftg babe, no Die
Dame 5i iu6en iei2 ~ Der Wloflcr
muBte berieinen uno meinte niir,
cs iei mogli1, Dab S5rdulein Sottler
barii6er ctipos misiogen Tonne, oent
lie babe iih I'M onfdn0li6en 9lllein.
iein offenbor NIT ibr befreiinoct
SD fam SSbnen nidt nerbeblen, =
bortc &err Sottler iebt bon Dem boi.
li1en ldbelnoen 9eomten, bob Die
g(nqelegen9eit, Die mid ol S6rcut
SrGulein Sodbter fiibrt, bor Sybnen
eigentlid) @e6eimnis batte bleibeit
iollen. SD bolte mid audi ni1t b..
redtiqt, cs SSbnen meiter 81 entbiil'
len ais Dies Die iilnee Dame fir gut
beiin0en ipiro, cos beiBt: 70 lpeit es
aus Der 9eontiportltnq Der 6rageu
Deroorgeben miro, oaS beiBt: cs ici
OenH oaB sic Die SreunOlidfeit IN.
ben lDollteit mid ollein nit ibr Ipre.
Gen 5ii laiien"
salt mir niMt eiiL" fulrrte ser
8oiniiuollfonig, Dem bel oieien
eigentiimliheii 1gluffldrungeu" i'm.
mer ihmiiler ipuroe; lid baltic ,nleine
@eqenmort fir imerldBli6. Wlcine
Todter oarf fein @cbeimnis Dor mir
baben, Sic boben ben Saltpt.
mann 9iaitenfelo genannt, 70 oaB itb
beruulten mn6, Der g}one oeS Srei.
BERN itebt in einem oeipilien 3ilion.
menbong nit Sbren 5rogcn an mei'i
&ino
n9lidt unnlitteIbor, ilHte ser
4omniiidr oits3upciNen. nsSh fam
mid boriiber nid)t n1ber erfldren.
Sie f0uen iibrigens oeriihert iein,
oob mir Die diBerite Obstruction nal.
ten laiien perOen; eS gebort ia 81
inherent glmte, 5amilienangclegens
beiten ben ipeiteiten Sdub ougeoei
ben 81 laiien"
Sottler erbob iid. 9llIe @etterl
DoS ipuroe ia intmer iinbeimliHer.
W1it 10 bicl geipunoener 9donng
ipuroe einem oic idonitc glngIt ciuge'
iagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

nod 9cfanntidait ans Der 8eit ieiner
militdriic6en 8erwenoung 81 pflcgen
gebobt boben. @s iollte mid nicbt
plnaern, penn er eS mar, Der oaS
aunltItiid fertig gebraAt Bat, oen
aroBen @ebeinoft ans Dem beriperr.
ten glrbiui6roif 5u iiibiBelt"
03u3utrauer Ddr's ibm id)on GS
fro9t iid) MIR. ipie er 81 Der @elegcn-
belt fom ino per GA nlitbeteiligt
lit. Bon ibm iel6it per6en mir ma.
tiirlib 0as idmerlib bernusbefoni-
men"
sic boben iiotiirlid ongeorOnet,
oaB man icinen Sdlupiwinfel auf
0os qcnaielte interii6t2"
y@cidiebt idon felt anoertbolb
Stuuoeu @s ioll ieoe Wfouer obge,
frabt uno ieocs SuBbooenbrett gebo-
ben iperoct gl6er bis jebt icbeint
nibts gefunoen iporoen 81 iciu, ionit
bait man Mrs ibon gemeloet. &ott'
mid ouD getpunoert. Dab Der 56be
alnoe nit allen @oiiern gepoicben
lit, oaoon Ionntc i6 mid lofort
ii6er8eligen"
uWlorqen ipre6en mir ipeiter onr,
iiber. Ole Spircn ipeiien IN pcridie.
oene 9fidtlnaen. Sd fiirdjte, mir
bnben es init elmer peitDcr5meigten
@onoe 5ii tim"
Serr 9(norcos Settler mar nidlt
ipeuig eritoitnt, ais oni friiben Wlor.
gen IN ieiner Mobnitng Elm id)mor3.
oeflcioeter &crr bon feierlib genei.
iencr &alhmg eri1ien, iih ais go.
li3cifomu1iiidr boritellte ino bic
9orbter oes 0oilies 81 ipreden be-
gebrte. @r babe cine gon5 eilIfa6c
@rfimoigung ciii5u5icbeIL oerehtipc.
gen man oas Srdiilein nidjt crit 5lim
gInite bcmiiben molltc 60 bnrlilloS
on8 floug bebnrrte er ieooH oabet,
onb WliB Qllioo iogleiH geipcdt Dcr.
De. @0brcn0 oos geihof iud5te ct
oen ailfgercgtcn 8nuSberrlI nit ailS'
9eiudJter S6ilhfcit 81 berlIbi0cu uno
lcnftc 0os @cipr0b mIf ben Salipt.
mann 9laitcnielo olSgclteIIten gSeD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

uuroe inter $500 9iiroidoit oui
frcien 6nb aeiett
Ger g5 adj / aB BON Come
mann
GoS Geltoment BON G6riitinc Son.
nemoun uclhe om 6. September
Itorb, muroc gelicrn i'm @ro6ot sc.
ridt 6interlcgt. Gas Seitdment iii
bonn 1. Srli 1913 ootirt. 5rieor Cicb
lit gum 9la6laBoerluolter beltimmt
0as 6interloiicnc 9oorgelo iii Ser.
fiigungcn nad, bic in einem bcriie
gelteu llmidlog cingcidIoHen iino,
5u pcrtbcilen. SiQic W}aier, cineIoh
ter. miro Die ircic 9cnlBlng rno
97cntc fir oos an Der 5. StroBc, g..
g9., gelegene Sous fir Elm sSobr sur
@criiigltng eeiteat, glab 9l6loui bic
Ter 3cit ioa ooS Sous fir 9aor9el0
berfouit lno Der @cipinn lmtcr ocr
bier aiuoern glcidmoBig Ocrt5eilt
mcrOen. Gicie limo: Caroline 3 g9a.
tcr6olocr, 1lorD Gicb, @eorg Sonnc.
monn mo EiaD Wlaicr uno Elm 9lci.
der S6cil ioa an Die Gnfcl Carrie 8.
SHmiot mo Charles s. Sdnliot &c.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-15

(26 6orticbling)
Cine Q2iertclihlu0c ipdtcr ipQr oic
Gorniiiion SUR &ailsiicblmg md
g}immcr 40 Der @ronprin3ellitraBc
NJ Titjqieit, mo i'm @erlauie elmer
meitcreh IicrteliiuBoc fonnte Der o.
rrftor Oem @oupcrneitr bcreits 0aS
CriQinal ln0 sic Aopicii Der DcriniB.
ten @c1cimoltcn y II 395-7 iiber.
bringen, Die man SouaS ban gSiitt
linb 0en iran5oiiiMen Gbonpcgner.
rcilcnoen bci oer eritcl ScibeSpili.
totion obQenouinen bate Gr5cl'
lena qnpiin9 oas nnd 70 momig.
Inhen H1brlcbtciten 8uriidtcbrenoe
gliicniiiid iUobl init .,aeniid)teu @c,
fiiblen~. Sbu rijete cs nid)t mebr
piel, oblpobl nnl oiIdb bic aopien
nod gliidlid oufaefanaeil poroel
iporen. 1aiiir geuoB Der Roli5eideT
cinen pollitanoiaeD Triumpb Sn
ieincr ae6obenen Stimmng mar er
bcreii. bie gan5e giddt an Der gHei.
tcrUcriolgta Der aifgcuonmenen
SpiircH 81 ieecn
Rmlnchf gait cs, iib oieieH Scrrn
0lorib 9inter, Den iiaotbetauuteg
IorIc9uSbcrnnittler. cinnal llabqr
al bcicbel. Gs ourite feline 3eit
perIdlmt perocn ieaIider 6dbrte
nnh3uge1cil Die aeriilgite &cr50.
qculne fonnte @crlIit beoeltelL oenI
as iDor nod ni1t ab5uieben iper roG
IN Qletrnd)t fdm bic lllteriudung
8oa inmer pcitere areiIe, 9lod].
Ocm cr eincn 8ealnten abaeoronel,
0en a2aflcr ans Dem gctt 3ii bolcn
mo ann glmt 5li 5itierclt, iroate er
nodl Dem @rdufopf ben man aus Der
g9udiihibc eingebragbt botte
.@lebt Der uero1djtiee 0ogel nod
iluincr babel, bon uidjts 81 ipiiicn9"
,Qciocr ia, beridtete Der llltcr,
IldnrngStonnliiI1r; ner mint Den
reincn Torcn, mill tpeocr eineu ban
9liit nod bcilen 8elfersbelier fennelI
mo audi nicmono, oiIf oclt be
onacaebcnc MISUNDERSTANDING oos
fliilicrn0cu Gcrrn nit Dem otuflci
gartc poiiel wiiroc Gr babe luiic'
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geridJtc aug oem Snueren nuo ben
HngrCn5enoCn StaatcH.
@a6nrduber bctonutc lid
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idul0ig.
Cie &erbonolungcn aegcn Sell
Sorriion bon San 9lntonio, Teros,
fam in 9}ortiusburo, @. 80, 5ll ci.
mem ploBlidcn Gnoc, ais scr g(nge.
flogtc Dor Dem 9lihter Goutou i'm
ginoesgcridt Ieinc 9lidtiduloigcr.
fldrung 5uriid5og uno iib i4uloig
bcfonute, oos Sc6en Der 9unOes-Gi-
icn6abn &oit6camteu eeid6roct 5u
BADEN, ais cr am 8. Sfto6er 1915 ci-
men @oiBug Der 9oltinlorc.0biobo6u
6ei Central Station. @..@o, ouf.
bielt. Sci oicicr Geleoeu6eit raubtc
cr unac5cid)ncte 9lotionolbaufiloteu
inn 9etroge Don $t0210O0
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oas GAulObcfcnntniB cutgegen unO
&id)tcr 1oDton perurt6eilte @orriion
iofort 81 70 So6ren Soft I'M 9unoes-
@efdngniB 81 gltlanto, @a.
Die llnteriudung acgen eugene
Gieb cin ange6lidcs Niit9lico Der
@anoitcn $onOe, bon Der Sorriion
0os Soupt mar ino Ger nit Sarri-
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wo6rideinIid nidt Dor ndAiier $50.
dc 6egiunen.
Sarriion na6n noh iciner gcrlr.
t6eilung fein 8lott bor Ocn Diln5
ionoern lmtcr6iclt lit ic6r ircimiit5ia
nit Dem 9un0cs Dlorid)an Smith
Gr er3d6Itc, mic CT dii bic Sofonlo
tipc iprano iln0 SCH 23oictiniitcn @
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Ielbe bon Ocm 8nge abgeflppclt mar
5ipci Meilcn meit 81 fo6ren, worau
ocr &oIhuaaaon griinolid lmtcriu@
uno 100000 IN llngc5eidnctel
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GarncDaI in ent6crpillc.

@citern gl6enO fonO inter Oen glii-
Ipi5icn 0es 9ltt6erDillc @cri60ne.
rlmospercins sic Groffnlng oeS
Gorncpols ouf Dem 6elOe ocS @loro-
lono College in 2utberOille itatt.
@lcoontc 9uOeu lnO &iosfe iino cr.
ridtet. Ger @rmo Der &cranital-
ttn0 it, @clocr 81 iommeln, I'M bic
2onoitroBen in Der nllcrnddlten
9}16c 0cS Srtcs ous6eiicrn 5u loi.
len. g(m g(beno murOc Gin icbr gu-
ties g[6cnocIicn icrbirt. 0eute miro
Die aopelle Der ct. Morien @no6en-
icbule con3crtiren imO oerihieoenc
onocre llntcrboltingcn o6gcbolten.
Gic 9eonten Oes Gerib0nerun9Soer-
Gins iino. 9lidter Sronf s. Guucon,
@r6iiOcnt; s. @morp Godcp, &ice.
Grdiioeut; Grncit s. Satd6. Scfrc'
t1r, ln0 s. 9lobert g9oooS, S1ab.
mciiier. UoS Spc3iol.Goulite fiji
Den GarneonI bcltc6t aus: 5ror 8
Gibbons Smart 6rau s. &. 80
i6eH, 6rou @iaimn $. GodeD, 6ror
9t. g9bitrioge 9lmos, 6rou @eorg;
8 Slgenirib, s. GmorD Godep lnt
9llcranoer s. g9ooos.
.nsppm ny Bnuj,0plm plplliIpl aaen nahi
.alaS 1a6 Mn0uQ a9lllS aaQ tal90aD Qlnl 'n9llu
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Sin edluuner.Gapitan ucrhaItet.

Sorrv Sgillp bon glr. 727, Siio-
2ofcmooo glocnue, murOe oui Ser
anloiirn9 ieiner 6rou wcgcn 8erlol'
icnS II. giihtucriorgun9 bonn Sonpt-
quarter Gctcftip Yo6ler pcrboitet.
9lac6 cincm @er6or Dor ocm Boli5ei-
riHtcr 9Sodaro III Der mittlcren $50
li5ciitotion muroc er inter $500
9iirgidoit gcitcrn Nlorocn cntloiicn.
ggiup lit 0cr Captain cincs Yuiihoo'
ners unO ioll ieine Srau icit Z Sab
rem nirbt pcrlorgt ba6cn-