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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-20
Rauues for the Wounded.

Those people whose curiosity leads
them to study the many badges OF
rank which now decorate the sleeves
Of officers and men of the allied armies
have been puzzled by the appearance
Of new, badge in the French army.
French soldiers on leave in England
may be seen wearing narrow stripes on
the arm above the elbow aad ordinary
people have been unable 90 understand
why some of the rank and file have
been able to sport even more of these
decorations than officers of high rank.
The explanation is simple. Every stripe
means wounded once. The French
government has inaugurated scheme
by which every soldier is entitled to
wear one for every time he has been
wounded.
Some men have already won several
such stripes and the other day one
man In London was the proud wearer
Of nine.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-20
Headaear in War.

The German army was equipped
with steel helmets long before the war
was begun. After the conflict was well
under way the French discovered that
the percentage of head wounds sus-
tanned by their soldiers was much
greater than the percentage in the
German army. The French adopted
the steel helmet. The British follow
ed suit, and now even the sloW-moving
Russians have equipped a small part
of their forces with the best form OF
protection against head wounds. After
Russia comes the United States with
an announcement through the war de-
partment that steel helmets for Amer
lean soldiers are being considered. =
Washington Herald.s
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-20
Meat More Heating Than SUGAR.


Recent experiments at Bellevue hos
pital, New York, show that $50 calories
of dextrose, or 260 calories of protein,
increase the heat production of the
body II per cent during a period of
three to six hours. In fact, they show
the stimulating effect ofIprotein upon
tissue activity to be three times as
great as that of sugar. These observa-
tons confirm the experience long ago
noted by thinking people that meat is
a heating food. Under the influence
Of the stimulating effects of meat the
tissues expend in its digestion more
energy than they receive from it.
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VROOMAN AND THE EGGS

Carl VrOonan, assistant secretary
of agriculture, was one of the prize
Democrats who went to Maine in order
to make an attempt to stem the Re
publican tide, and get away while the
getting was good. He was scheduled
to speak one night in a country town,
but arrived there in the afternoon.
He sat around the grocery store for
an hour or two listening to gossip and
not divulging his identity.
A woman came in.
where you going, Lucy?" asked
a friend.
"Goin' to the public speakin' to-
night" she said, and then, turning to
the store clerk, said:
"Give me dozen eggs"
At this point Carl Vrooman be-
came acutely interested.
Sand make them fresh" he sug-
geSted. II am one of the speakers"
1t was not because of unfamiliar
ity with public speaking that Mr..
Vrooman seemed afraid of the eggs,
off and on for good many years. Ev
q speaker, representing Harvard and
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-20

Mr.. ]. M. Sinclair. ed for four years
and was in a nervous state ard very
much depressed. The doctors medi-
cine didn't help me, so I decided to
try Dodds Kidney Pills, and cannot
say enough to express my relief and
thankfulness, as they cured me. Dia-
mond Dinner Pills cured me Of Con-
stipation."
Dodds Kidney Pills, soc. per box at
your dealer or Dodds Medicine Co.,
Buffalo. N. Y Dodds Dyspepsia Tab
let's for Indigestion have been proved.
SOC. per box.-Adv.
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She praises it highly as she has been
relieved of all these pains by its use.
AlImothers should know of this remedy,
and all young girls who suffer should
try it. - Mrs. MATILDA KURTZWEG, $40
High St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Young women who are troubled with
painful or irregular periods, backache,
headache, dragging-down sensations,
fainting spells or Indigestion, should
take Lydia E. lPinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Thousands have been re-
stored to health by this root and herb
remedy.
IF you knew of any young wo-
man who is sick and needs help
full advice, ask her to write to tho
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mass. Only women will
receive her letter, and it will be
held in strictest confidence.
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NEW QUARTERMASTER GENERAL

Gen. Henry G. Sharpe, who has
just been appointed quartermaster
general, has had long and distin-
guished career.
A native of New York, he was
born in Kingston, on April 80, 1858.
His family is one of the oldest in the
state, having lived there for genera
tons. His father was Gen. George H.
Sharpe, veteran of the Civil war,
who was a friend and favorite of Gen
eraJ Grant and one of the political
leaders Of the Empire state.
Under the army bill, which be-
came a law early in 1901, General
Sharpe reached the grade Of colonel,
and upon the promotion of Commits
sary General John F. Weston in the
fall of 1915, succeeded to the chiefship
of the subsistence department. Two
years afterward he made an extended
tour abroad to study the supply sys-
TENS of the English, French and Ger
man armies, where every facility was
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DR.. JOHN R. MOTT

Three presidents of the United
States have hOnored DIR. John r. Mott
Of New York, now serving as a mem
Der of the Mexican arbitration COM
mission. Zone of the greatest men Of
our generation" ex-President Taft
once called him. Colonel Roosevelt,
during his administration, publicly
expressed his admiration for the work
Doctor Mott was accomplishing.
President Wilson, at the beginning
of his administration, asked him to
accept the post of minister to China,
and, when he declined, held the post
open for time and asked friends of
Doctor Mott to urge him to accept.
Doctor Mott was born in western
New York state fifty-one years ago,
was graduated from Cornell in 1888
and Immediately gave himself to the
student volunteer missionary move
ment. He later became general secre
tary of the Worlds Student Christian
federation and year ago general sec
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-20
In TIL TWILIGHT
WONDERFUL EUGENE

Eugene, former empress OF
France, who was once the most beau
tifuI woman in France, is today the
most wonderful old lady in the world.
Not long since she celebrated her
n1netfeth birthday. She was born in
1926, IL years before Queen Vic
toria came to the throne. Quite re-
Gently she made two appearances in
London, when many saw her for the
first time since her arrival in England
as a fugitive. from France 46 years
ago.
At the age of fourscore years and
ten the vitality Of the Empress Eu-
genie is extraordinary. Since the war
began she has, of course, discontinued
her travels, but up to her eighty-sev-
enth year she took an annual trip in
her yacht or on steamer.
Her majesty must always be oc-
cupied. She has the royal mania for
building and has wrought great
changes at her lovely Hampshire
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Unearned Increment Measured in Crop.

Unearned Increment Measured in Crop.
The average value of farm land
throughout the United States in 1910,
aside from buildings, was $32.49 an
acre, according to the census. In 1916,
according to the department of agricul-
ture, this value had grown to $3.50,
an increase of 40 per cent. Since the
total value Of farm lands, aside from
buildings, was returned in 1910 as
S2S, Ats, 100000, the total increment
since then must be more than eleven
billions.
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Nothing
left
She des fuss and overzaous people weary her. She does not
reached
friends attendants she prefers
or Independent
She mas
thoroughness all her roof and her
servan affection.
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Motion Picture Industry.

The motion picture is more than
fifty years old if we understand by
that term any device for producing
the optical illusion of moving objects.
These toys were called by various
names, such as thaumatrope, zoetrope,
stroboscope, phenakistoscope, stereo-
scopic cabinet, kinematoscope etc. The
first exhibition of Photographic motion
pictures was made by Henry Heyl, in
Philadelphia, in 1897.
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pains IN her
back and sides every
month and tn e
would sometimes be
so bad that it would
seem like acute in
dammation of some
org an. She read
your advertisement
in the newspapers
and tried Lydia E.
PinkhaIn's v e G e.
LLY O1I
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Ladder Needed.

Lady-We always keep the hose
ready In case of Zeppelin raid.
Visitor-But. surely, my dear, it
would never reach them at the height
they fy.-London Punch.
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Inflammation of
the bladder. La.
ter / became SO
much worse that
/ consulted a
doctor, who said
that I had Dia-
betes and that
my heart was af-
fected. I suffer
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-20
SUFFERED FOR FOUR YEARS.

Mr.. J. M. Sinclair OF olivehill,
Tenn, writes: II strained my back,
which weakened my kidneys and
caused an awful bad backache and
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a
His the line
purchasing supply dpots and general afforded him
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-20

Marriage is. seldom failure if neith-
er party to the contract has any re
lations to interfere.
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rotary of the international commit


the
powerful universities
a
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-20

It's a still wind that blows nobody
harm.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-20

Youngstown, O., now has $1,000 pub
lie school pupils, an increase of 1000
over 1915.
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YOUNG WOMEN
MAY AVOID PAIN
Need Only Trust to Lydia E.
Pinkhan's Vegetable Com
pound, says Mrs. Kurtzweg.

Buffalo, Ny" Ny daughter, whose
picture is herewith, was much troubled
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speaker representing England
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-21

9r. 6. g. Re Ree III eeitsrn,
pie Elm. aobtIbepefds an 9srrn5hso.
bpr 5Oritmann mslb.i., In Quito,
Ecuador, gsitorben. Dir bsridtetsn
Dor siniseH 2assn f6on BON Der
ernftIidm Grtrantuns unb bob Or.
Wcass in bsipubtlpfsm 3uitanb na9
sinem Soipitaf eebra&t ipsrben mubs
t.. Sort 1T er nunmebr, pis eg beibt,
an Mularia seftorbtn. Or. Meass
bate i'm CONNER Cincinnati psrIuiz
fen, bate bic iiibatIantii6su Staaisn,
auba, bic aanaIsons bsrsiit unb mar
bann nad Siibamsriia essanssn. Der
0erblihsns mar uu9 in beltid)eu
3reiisn bsftns beianni unb er sss
borts iopobl b.m Deuti6eu 2ittsras
ridden aIub lpie aud bem Grtpin 3irs
lei, elmer @sreinisung beutfh ipre'
denbsr Rsiiisrfreimaurer, aIs nit
gIiso an. Die 2si6e ipirb 5ur Beer
iteuns nad Der 6simatb eebra6t.
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Nies aaS Sas.

- Suitus @oebeI Jr.. 635 aincOln
gpenus, 1T pom Coroner allsr Sdult
all bem 9pbe bts 6S Sabre alien
Martiu GaTsrlp, 1850 9lIms qIdce.
lfbie, frsigsiproden ipOrben. Der
alt. Mann mar brett binten in biz
Waidins, bic Jpn t0btets, bineingss
laufsn.
Sn Der seftrisen Siblns Der
9aubsrsinslisa oOn Samilton eo.
bic eriten 0orbereitungen ge'
troffsn fir bas i'm Monai Sunuar
gu bsgebnbe soIbsne SubiIdum. Gers
ner ipurbsn bic Nominationss2luss
f6iiile ernannt.
= Ssrr Geo. u. S4ul3e tpnrbs
seiisrn gum prGfibenten Der Weitsno
9erbsiierungs Geieaidaft sepdhlt,
u. s.. S6penberser unb Charles
gui6 gu Disqualification. Soispb
Rieitsnbsrs gum Getretdr urb 5rsb.
6osipii6er gum Sdabmsifter.
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WpISeses sJubiIau,,s
5eierte seitern bic aillWinnins gusc
9tp. 356 bcS iSreimanrcrorbens.

Die ailninning 2pge yfo. 356, eilic
Der dIteiten bisiigen 2ogen bes Greis
maurerorbens, fsierte seftern ibr gol.
benes SubilGum in einbrudspoIleu
Weiie nit elmer feitfiden 0erdnItaI>
tuns, bic in ben u 4benpftunben in Der
Scottifb Rite &atbeorale itattfanb,
unb Der an bic 800 perionen baruns
ter piele rpei5Ii9s GnsebOrige Der Wits
slieber beiipobntsn.
Sum a[gemeinen 9ebausrn ipar jse
bod GrprGiibent WiIiam 8. 9aft,
Der slet9faIIs gu ben MitsIiebern be.
2pse seb0rt, ouber Stunbe, benz Sus
btldum beijuipobnsn, obfdon er stn,
oiesbe5iisliM GinIabuns uripriinsIidj
aneenommen bate. Gr iiheriunbte jes
bod telesrapbii6 feline 0liidipiirtid)t
unb CAB sleid3eitig fetnem 9ebdue,n
barber MusSrut, oab ieine amtliden
pfli9ten oIs profsNpr an Der llnis
periitdt yale ibn oardn perbinberten,
na6 Cincinnati gu tommen.
Die SubilGumsfeier brahte elm az
lpe6slunssrei6es proeramm. DIR
Meiiter bonn stubl Wiuiam ss. 2anbs
tpebr aab in einet 9tnfpra@e, Die mil
lebbafism Beiiau bsstiibt ipurbe, ei.
nen tur5en uebtrblit iiber bic Sc.
ibith Der apge uub auberbem bisls
ten nod Serr Sames %. MeGborb,
Der S3 ssabre 3dbIt unp bas Glteit.
MitsIieb Der 3Oge 1T. ioipie aud Der
Giteite pormaIige Meiiter bonn Stuhi.
Serr Charles 3. Rand. iurae glns
fpra6en.
Dem sseitbantstt folste Elm fIotter
2duS, Der biz 5ur mitternd6tisen
Stunbe ipGbrte uno auberbem erbiels
ten ale 2beiInebmsr an Der Jeisr
biibIde Spupenirs. 0as 2om:nitise,
ipeldes bic Arrangements in portreffs
Iidsr Weiie fir bisie Subelfeier setrofs
fen bate, ieste iid aus ben fOlsenbsn
9erren sufammsr: qro9rummtommits
tee: WilIiam +. aanbpebr, 8. a.
,,5Onss, Robert e. RGhm, Charles q.
s. Walier, GbarIes aoblin. Spubes
nirtommittee: s. WiIiam Sarie. Sobn
q. aobIer, George SO. 2anfsriist, 1as
bib M. pattor, 9arpep 6. arapp.
llnterbaltunsstpmmittse: Muiam 8.
uitlIer, Gbarles 9atsenbcrit, Wiliam
5ei9ons. Senrp 6. aorb unb Sofspb
2. 6arriIon. Gmpfansslommittee:
6. Benedict Rurd, 8. 6. Burfbarbt,
Gbarlss 6. Benedict, Gouis Carroll.
Robert Dep. Carroll, $. 8. Goombs,
WiIium Stoibfans, Oapib W. Gobsn,
Sobn W. Wiuiams, DITTO 8. aarIisn,
bist, alfrso 6. Reinauer unb Sames
Ul. Rioben.
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Satpnia Rennen.

9as 9fsfuItat Der ssitrissn aenner
TT pis foIst:
grites Rsnnen. ssiir spei
Sabre aIts Muib.n; Fiinf Surlongs
4lert, 100 (9entrp), getppnnen;
auin, 100 (Wurpbp), speitsr; 9elDet
1o4 Qpte), britter. 3sit, LOG 3z5.
Die So Mutuels bssntltn: @lert,
$40 Sieg, $3.50 qlace, $3.50
Sbop; Suin, $3.50 qlacs, $2.7o
Sbpp; @elpst, $3.50 Ghpp.
3Deites Rennen. - Tiir 8
Sabre oIte pferbe unb Gelbinss; feds
5urlonss; Glart D2, 105 rs. Suntl,
seiponnen; Cab on GsIiDerp, 116
(SoOfD, 5tpeiter; vi 9ierce, 1O2
(Soag), britter. 3eit, LII As.
Die So Mutuels bssublten: Glart
M $23.00 Sieg, $3.50 qIace, $3.50
Shop; Cab on Delibsrs, S4.20
plaee; $3.50 Sbotp; 9ll qiercs $3.50
Sbon.
0rittss gfennsn.- Jiir 8
Sabre ulte rno dltere Wlatben; cine
W&eile unb 70 Yarbs; Gun Maib,
lO2 gurton), 9eponnen; Sumss
Sotlep, 102 (Murp6p), 5peiter; Sous
tbern 2eu9ue. 102 (SarrstD, brittsr.
3eit, 1.30 2>5.
Die So Wfutuets be5ablten: Gun
Waib, S22.80 Gieg, $11.7o 2plurs,
$3.50 SbOp; .Somes Satlep $4.o0
glacs, $3.50 Sbop; sput6ern a.agl.
$50 S6op.
8iertes Renren. Tiir 3
Sabre alte unb dItere; feds Jurtpngs:
Or. 2arrid, ITO (9oDTs). geppnnen;
gIadis Dam, 102 (Wturpbb), spsiter;
Stspben q, 102 %, SbiGins), britter.
3ett, 1.16.
Die 50 W9utusls be,a6ltsn: Or.
2urrit, $50 Sisg, $3.50 qlace, So
70 Sbon; gladis Dam, $3.50 place,
$3.50 Sbop; Stepben g., $4.9o
Sbop.
" u n Tfes II c n n { n. - 5Sur 3
Sabre alts unb dltere; cine Meile unh
Elm Turlong: 2abp 8nrt6inoton, 1O2
(6. Sunt). gepunnen; 5irit Gtar. III
Riee), slpeiter; Uncle Will, 102 on.
Garnsr). britter. 3eit, $1.59 AS.
Die So Uhltuels be3ahlter. 2abp
Wortbinston $3.50 Sie9, $50
place, $3.50 Gbotp; sirit Star 1920
place, $3.50 Sbop; ltncIs 8ia $4.s
80 Shoip.
Sshites Rennen. Fi
Meile; Ben SampIon, 103 (Wurp y
seponnen; anebeltamp, 10 (t8ooIel,
5fpeiter; 2utille g, 1o8 (aHte), brit.
ter. Belt Las go,
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Gin 8mia,n,,,enitok
3pifden Meritanen unb amsifant'
fher aapaIlerie fatto bel San
Sobn itatt.
Der &f baiierte AS gsinuteH
Obne irsenb ipeI4e @erluits fur
bic Qlmerifaner.

San Antonio, Seras, 20
Sttober. Cine Depeide, pelde bs'
General 5unfton am 5rsitas absns
BON bsm Sbsrit @aitcn erbislt,
mslbet, bab am Dpnneritas Rdhmit'
tag i'm Big genb Oiitritt. nabe Sar
Sohi, elm 3uiammenitob Sipii1er
ameritdniihen aruppen nnb Wlsrita'
nern itattianb. Die 4meritaner er.
l,tteu teine 8erluite unb in &Sug ail'
iol6e Der Merifaner liest teine Jn'
formation Dor.
| Sberit Gaftpu melbete, baB Elk
8ruppe BON 80 Wsritauern auf zine
2ibtbsiluns BON % Wiann bonn 6.
9apalleriesR sRsgIment uno cine Shfpa'
bron pon Der teranii4en Ratio'
nal 9arbe fsuerie. Die 2lmes
riianer batten slpiiden preiibiO uno
RuiboIa benz qatrouille 9isnit OBJ
gelegen. 2eutnant @ubingtOn, bon
Der 5eras S9ipabron, fpeI6er biz
Seute bsfebliets, beIabl isinsn gidns
nern, bds Jeuer 5u eripibern. Wdb'
r.nb 40 Mimlteil ipuroen S6ihs 9e'
ipe6feli. Die Meritansr nnb Die 2tmes
ritaner feuerten ppn sei9iiBisn Stel'
lunsen au beiben Seiten bss Rio
@ronos aug. Sn Der 9epeide III
ni6t dnsebeutet, oh bic ameritansr
ben 5lub trsu3terl. um bic Wsriiansr
al berfulsen. gta6 benz aaupfe tsbr'
ts 9eutiiant Gubinston nit ieiner
Munnidaft sunadit nad Ruibpia 5us
rid. Dem General Juniton 1T es
ni9t betannt, oh es ii6 I'M Sruppsn
Der be faeto Resieruns obsr Inn Bars
'bitsn esbanbeli bate. Sberit Safton
beri6t.te, bob giapor u. y. R. 9lns
Scrion ii6 mad San SObn beseben
babe, Inn ben 9orfoIl gu 'unteriuf,n,
unS basfslbe babe Sberit gtiojps, Der
8efeblsbober Der Garpanaa 0arnls
ion in Oiinasa, estban.
20 fbington, .. g., 20. Stt.
Sisiise Ssamte legen bem on 0eneral
Juuon semsIosten 3uTammenoB pe'
Mig 9eadtuns Bel unb limb su Der
Innabme seneiai, bab cine unpsr'
autlportIide garoiten '@ruppe bic
9lmeritaner ansriff, ober fid mad st'
li6en SdiiTtn suriidspg. gs perlaus
tst, bab nidts in Der Depsi6e an ben
gneeraI Gunon anbeute, bub Elm Idn'
aerer 9ampf Ttattsefunben babe. Ss
purN auf 6sibsn Seiten niemanb ss'
tnhtef
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0inem balbisem geparat
frieben 3tuifd,en 1emtih'
Lamb nnb NMhlanb
llnS cine 2Iriuns 5ipiikn Seuiids
Lamb, RubIanb unb Sapan
propbsssiht prof. SusO Wiiniirs
berg.

gambribgs MaH., 20. Oil
profdfor Suso WliinitsrbsrS BON be,
-5orparb lln;psriitGt bebaupiste an
5reitas in elmer Rebe, bic sr Dor ben
intsrnaiionalen pOIitiiheu alub be.
llniosriitdt bisli, er isr bon 5uperlGfi'
ger Ssit. oapon unisrrihiet iporbsn,
bab nod Dor BEN nGhiien Griibjab:
Dsuiihlanb unb Rubianb einen ispa'
raten 5risosn unter3sihnsn piirben,
anb bab nab bieiem Jriebsn cine 9lls
lang 5tpii6en Oeuti9lanb, Rubianb
unb Sapau gu Stuno. tOmm.n ipiirbe.
sd peib aus SuDerIdfiser QueIle,
iaste er, .bab RubIanb ni9t meas
nit isinsn 9lliirten barmonirt, baf5
bantsrott III, iein. geb0ltsrung bum
CERT uno Dor bem 5riibjabr bsreii isin
ipiro, Separatfrisben miiDeutifs
lamb ab3uT4Iieben. 9reFolee pirb elm,
allianS apiihen 9euiidlanb. DETER
reid, Rublanb urb Sapan iein. Sas
pan unb Rublanb drbeiten olf bie;.
9om6ination bin, uno eine iiberrpG!s
tiaenbe Msbrbeit bss beuti9sn @oltts
tuiiros lie beuie pilltummen bsiben.
rgs III bic aIts gismardi6e polis
tit, bab 9eutf5lanb unb Rublunb
irsunbs isin folIten. unb cine iol6s
2laian5 ben r5irtfamiteu S9ub fir
Oeutihlano bilben tpiirbe.
.Wsnn mir pirtiid pd6rsno einef
san3en Generation Jrieben baden
ipOllen, bann lit bies MIR m6sIi4.
ipsnn ii5 9eutidlanb unb gnslanb
psrItdnbisen, s6e Deutf6lnnb uuo
Rablunb 5risbsn i6iteBsn unb Elm.
2mianS sstilbet baben. Dsbsr ba5
britiife nod bas beuiT6e 9olt ipill
beute etlpas ppn einem ToIGeH Syriebsn
piiien, iie IolIten absr einen fol6sn
bsrbeiptni5en, benn penn sinmall bu
n.ue 2lllian, aebilDet iporbeu III, odnr
ipirb iie obns 3psifeI osriufen, bi,
Weltmo9t5pldne Gnslanos gu 5eritos
rem.
rWebrers nsutrale Sruppen In
europa 9eben fi6 ale Wiibs, cine iol'
DE 9eritGnbisunu 5ntT6sn DeutThe
Lamb unb Gn1lanb ,u Starbs gu brins
gen, Elm 9srIud 1T ober nar m0sliG.
ipsnn bic a.sisruna Der Der. Staatsn
bisie qufslbe in bic ounO nimmt.
9ampfer gsfunkn.
gfebetanb, g., 90. Sttober.
gBGbrenb beg beftigen Sturmss 1T
am Jrsitas ga6mittas Der 9aWpier
,,WarItall Butters" bsi Soutbernit
Sbools, nahe Der Wliinbune bss
Detroit sluFss i'm Gris.sse ssfun..l
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Die SO wautuels btsablt.n: Ben
6ampfon $3.50 Siss, $3.50 pIaes,
$3.50 Sbpip; Gnebslfoup $500
place, $3.50 Sboip; 2peilIe g $2.7o
Sbpip.
Siebentes gennen. gis
! re unb 1=16 Meilen; fir brei Sabre
aIte unb dltere: 8pnansa, ITO 8urs
tpn), geponnen; Geno, ITO 6. Sens
trp) 5peiter; ;Surpaiiins. LOG (8ropn)
britter.
Die 50 IlutusIs beSabltsn: 9onana
go $3.50 Sieg, $4.20 plaee, $3.10
Sbplp; Geno $3.50 placs, $500
sbop; Surpa7iins $4.1o Shop.
sir bic beutigeu &ennen iinb fols
9enbe 9ferbe ansemelbet:
! @rites Hennen. - 3psi Sabre ate,
fiinfeinbalb Surlonss: pollD 4nna
109, 9fppaIton 100, Sdebule 100,
Mihpuri Yribe 100, Ylunser 109,
qulasti 112, psnrpb 112, 9aselnut
112, 5laib pf Steel 112, Or. Sad
112.
3peites gfennen. = 9rei Sabre
aIte unb Gliere; feds 5urlonss: aiIs
bap 81, gars anO Stars 1o3, golald
1O2, gtnna &ruter 105, Nuartermas
itsr 105, 9lrbent 105, giap Sps LOG,
stspben H. 10S.
0rittes gennen. - Drsi Sabre alte
unb Gltere; cine unb Elm 9lhtel Meis
len; Star Sasmins 100, Sing Gor;n
10S, 6obee 126.
@iertes Rennen. - 9rei Sabre aIts
rnb Glters; eine Meils; Marearet y
81, Socnir 102, Mars Gafiibp 1o8,
Gun Sob 1O3, Sanba Of pisaiure
107, Gnnperie 106, Sleetb Ill.
5iinFtes Rsnnen. - 0rei Sabre
aIte unO altsre; is6s SurlOnss; ain'
nep 100, Spartler 100, Blade Dam
102, princs Sermis 107. aeHa Wsilha
115.
Se6ites Nennen. - Sipel Sapfe
aIte; feds Surlonas: 9onoo 100,
Geo. 6. 2ppe 100, Cir WlIOns 100,
Sop o. sbc Wape 102, Walter 8.
pearce 104, pbocion 105, Oppcrtuni.
tn 1o5, guttericptf6 ii, 106, Sol
Giliep 112. GsIieibab 112, Gubssl
120.
siebentes @ennen. - 9rei Sabre
ulte uno dliers; etns Meile unb 70
g)arbs: 2bnn 80, 9flIen Gain 101,
GurpaIiing 1903, Munaffeb 106, Com
maurettu 10s. goOter giI Ill, Cab
on Seliperp Ill.
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S9,S97
@abler iinb Biz jest in bic @aHliIten
eingetrasen.
Sentc lit Der Iette @esiitrirnusstae.

Srosoem Die geitrige @cgiitrirun0
n:dt 10 beoeiiteno aitsfiel, ,pie eripar'
tet toorben tpar, lit bas 0ciantHrtreiisl'
tat Der brei eriten Sage trosbem 1lii
S9,s97 ooer 5000 mebr aIs i'm Sabrs
t9t4 eeitiesen, 10 6aB, meln hei,te
9lbeno Die 9tesiitrirung 81 Gnbe gebt,
client &niteine nab mebr oils 100,'
900 gSabler ibr Stin,nredt on 7. 9o'
pcmber seiid,ert boben lperoen.
Sn Der 5lpeiten Waro. IN Der I'D
nabe5u iooieIe rpablberchtigte 8irgcr
5efinoen, oils in 5ipei fleineren Waros
auiaulmen, lit cine 3unabme bon 73G
su per6eidmen. glebuIite, iebph nidlt
ecn5 10 be6eutenbe 3unabmen babel
sic g., g., 19., 90, 23., "a. itnb 20.
@arb, pdbreno bic Megiitration in
Der 4. iolueit Inn 437, Der 9. Inn 1856,
Der 6. lum 1S, Der 8. Inn 81, Der 10.
Inn 1919, Der II. nm 81, Der ID. nm
1s5, Der is. Inn lie, Der II. nm 1873,
Der 1S. Inn "a, ber 19. I'M 11o, Der
q. nm 1872 uuo Der %. nm 66 su.
riidaegdileen lit.
lin oas 9teiuItat bon 1915, ais Die
9tegiitration 100,572 betria 81 CT.
reid,en, lit es n0tbis, baB iit telltc,
om lesten Sage, ned 10,675 @oblcr
regiitrircn laiien.
VI Reiultat in BEN eiuseInen
Warbs: