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Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-13
Introducing the Dtn cza6c Candi-
+ r r + +
dates to Gunnison county Voters
short Items About the Nom;;osss ihs Pny Who Are
Now Engaged m Viienu vss of Sur
Fop Dtats Senator
- nsahsginaosa

tXXr@ - 4 3 77E RI
. ~ bssn difscult to iind in
Co S1v . candidate better o
quly r. ssent ~ In The stats SEN
~ s Geo. Hsthsrington.
Ne - 6c11lng snd vital mattsrs to
eon< 6 o1nsction with the CoIora-
q - lo0nnl Of which We are o
pepe Ale1Vs Interested in school
~ sar1 sesiy IN life teacher Of
exp ~. ~. Hethsrington has, sincs
- nenent By Governor Shafroth
- ~ NeemAl School Board siz
30 - t19oeed heart and soul to the
~ M - iastitution.
~ 11g - . lawyer and q
ee )191o = hes sequirsd expert.
60 {'vlnllhls 70 . Legislator. He
= \ 11ln1pd and . property owner
ins1 1sole0 and familiar with the
- 1kat seetion Of the llth Sena.
~ es16< md ct the same time
81 o1161 70 represent us in this
u IN tnaes Hsthsrington. will
q = majosity Of the votes
Il M nky and b elected by q
= eity ia the district.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-13
ppssantative
ILs.tsss

I ~ - 1oally represent the in
~ y q - County In any lsg-
~ - 4 u1safy that Tie repre-
- jS k9Ns log hssn dsnti-
~ w SsSessts of the county.
O. III. Thempsou. Il IN
~ ni1st Hs hss spsat
aasasarGs that viii sAbet or intsrsses.
He win - o. the lockout to block any
measures that will BE- against cur In
dustriss. We are confident that the
Herd law will BE- defeated, but We are
just - confident that some similar
measure will Be introduced in the next
General Assembly. We know that Mr..
Thompson viii be on the job fighting
this bill. We also know that he will
be on hand with advisable legislation
for the Colorado State Normal School.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-13

A pleasant afternoon and . delightful
luncheon were enjoyed by the members
Of the Bridge club 1t the home Of Mrs.
E. n. Collins on Iowa street Thursday.
October s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-13

A reception was given At the Catholic
rectory Wednesday for the Normal
School girls who are members Of the
Catholic church. Quite large number
attended. Music and conversation pas
sed the time quickly. Dainty refresh
ments were served at late hour.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-13

A delightful afternoon at tea and
cards was enjoyed by the members Of
the Womans Relief Corps at their ball
Saturday afternoon. This meeting hav-
ing been quite . success for the initial
meeting, the ladies expect to make it Z
frequent occurrence Throughout the
winter months.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-13

An Athenian- Millsonian dance will be
given in the Normal gymnasium Friday
night, Oct. Is. It is given jointly BY
the two literary societies.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-10-13
SOCIAL. STORIES OF THE
! week N eUlH|sOl

At the food sale given in the window
Of the Gunnison Grocery Company last
Saturday morning. the newly organised
Home Economics Club realised IA The
club was oeganised jpst tvo wells aeo.
-snd hasa msmbseship Iist of twenty
girls. These giris nssst- every twc
weeks TO diseuss matters pertaining d
the furnishing and running Of . home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-25
SOCIETY TO
SUPPORT ARMY Plan


Washington. Jan. z4.The pledg-
| tnG Of concrete support, for Secre-
Itaxy Of War Garrison,s plan for an
&dSQuate army by the American De-
fonee Society and the Introduction In
The House OF resolution demanding
|0orFect information from Secretary
lax the Nary Daniels regarding target
EprAcfico results were developments In
(preparedness activities here today.
support of his plan by the American
defense society was assured Secretary
GAyxlnnn III letter from the society.
Ehls development was regarded BY
|admtnletrAtion officials a. further In
tication Of the trend Of public senti-
n1ent toward the so-called Garrison
plan. ss
Representative A. II. s(sardner. of
Massachusetts Introduced the resolu-
tton seeking To compel Secretary
Daniels To produce Statixtics AbOuu
tArIeti practice acOree. He wishee 10
know whether Admiral Fletcher did
mot report last EebruAry that. NJ
though more accurate instruments for
tAFGet pvacsace had bean supplied IN
|jakS yeaEsa me results ok tho Gle
|tsxk tiAn these ~ The ~ four or
|0ve xeaxs Mheeher the tndividiaal bAt-
~ tAt14 ktce 1corea "a ~.
s6pNin& u hie5 out IN ket shots srs
|cokxec md tlar the unnpixA1
acoree or 1E3 III iua1 bA4ti4 taFG0t
psA cf1co I'll :, shoyxtne M hlf1
on "a t14 stefe IA
44Z44 III .iS3S ii Sss "a ts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-25
GERMAN STATEMENT
AS TO KENTISH RAID

Berlin, Jan. 24---(wireless via Say
viile) Two offlcial statements re-
Rarding the German air raids on the
English coast were issued today by
the German admiralty. The first one
says:
"A German naval aeroplane during
the night Of January e2-23, dropped
boImbs ON the station, barracks and
docks OF Dover
The second statement says:
Two German naval aeroplanes on
January IS dropped bombs on tho
aviators sheds in Hougham. west of
Dover. Heavy fires were clearly OBJ
served"
Announcing an air attack on Metz
BY tho French and other German
aerial operations and official report
says:
An enemy squadron bombarded
Nets, whore bombs fell on the bishops
dwelling afid on . house in the hos
pital court. Two civilians were killed
and eight wounded. One aeroplane
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-25
British DoggedB Determined on Policy
Of Fight to-a-F Finish" Cost What Il May

Warrington Of discussion in which diplo-
Washington the published
This opinion
ofcal inspired articles
publication itself in
q
Reports considering also making peace
characterized
quarters today speculatfons
diplomatic British
refused to
policy
According
British
i That Great Britain viii continue waginE GERMANY
that will
her place in
world = Z
policy
3. sdessrion Belgium
fighting for WIN make differ the British
his Guild Hall speech than
4. SO
init British
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-25
cDhcURs IN
GRUNOT SUBSTITUTE
Police and Health Boards Are Abolish.
ed, While Fire Commissioners
Remain Intact.
MAYOR TO SUPERVISE
Police DEPARTMENT
Health DepaEtmsnt Goes Under Ad.
nitnistrativo Board, ana Five Pcs
Cent Of Annual Revenue Held n
Reserve Fund-Bcconses Law on
Mayors Approval.

After much discussion, fntern1ingied
with interchanges Of opinion on tho
various sections OF the ordinance pro-
posing charter changes, Common
Council last night by the vote OF IL to
nance as presented at the last meet
Ing Of the Board of Aldermen by
Alderman Grundy, and passed by that
body.
The ordinance places the Police De-
part1nent under charge Of the Mayor,
Abolishes the Board OF Police Conn
missioners: retains the Fire Beard ~
1t present: eliminates the Health
Board, and pisces the Health Depart.
ment under the Administrative Board.
Tho amendment placing 5 per cent
Of the estimated revenue OF the year
aside ~ an emerIoncy fund, which
cannot be drawn upon except by q
fcur-fifths vote Of Council. was re-
tanned.
These were the questions which had
axttated not only the minds OF MEM
berx Of Council. but citizens generally.
and 1t was with relief that City clerk
August closed his book, and the Coun-
ciimen retired at 3 late hour. after
congrAtulAting each other upon the
close Of an incident which had oc-
cupied the public mind FOR more than
SIX months.
Upon the signature Of the Mayor
the ordinance becomes q law. II d.
reefs the City Attorney to procure the
amendments provided for before the
Legislature, and requests the repre-
scntatives In that body from the city
Of Richmond to help III the procedure.
Generally Understood
II II generally believed that no
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-25
Measure Now In Hands 81
House Of Lords. Which Will
Act Promptly
EXTREMELY VIOLENT
ACTION ON USER
Rumor Has It That Germans
May Be Preparing for An
other Dash Toward CalaiA
to Be Made Soon

London, Jan. c4.--The military
compulsory service bill passed
the House of Commons on it,
third reading tonight by q vote
of 1888 10 SO.
The bill WAS sent immediately
to the House Of Lords, where u
had Its first reading tonight.
The present plan Is to prorogue
Parliament ON Friday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-25

Rockbridse Delegate Initiates
L'eaislation Looking to ~
Amendment
MUST NOT BORROW FROM
STATE DEP SITORIES

Compan;on B1Is Introduced BY
E1enrico Senator and DeIe-
sate Prohibit Loans to OF
ciah From State Depositories
The General Asesmbiy has hit liz
stride. ma hills ~ passing from ons
hsanch % m ethsr.sa number having
met approval 81 ana side and having
gone to the other for concurrencs.
The iargsr portt0n VI the measures are
~ local nature. 1<ew bills continue To
make thstr Appearaxas. promising that
Interesting seesfone In both branches
are yet 70 come.
Among these walsh were presented
yestsrday was y Joint resolution ~
Mr. white, Of Roqkbsidge. in the HOUSE,
which amends the constitution and
provides for annual meetings, of forty
ave days cash ox tbs General Assem-
bly,. Il = MT. Whites idea that Iegfs-
Iation can IS greatly faciiitated 81
having annual fnntead Of biennial ses-
sions. H pre2cssd that general leris-
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-25
ACTION ON USER is
EXTREMELY VIOLENT

Paris, Jan 24.--An extremely VIC.
lent bombardment by the Germans 81
the Belgian line at the mouth or tha
User was reported tonight by the way
office. No less than 20, 900 shells we're
expended by the German batteries In
an attempt to smash the Belgian de-
lenses
Final reports OF the action had not
reached the war Office at the hour
when the midnight communicate wan
issued. First reports stated that the
German infantry attempted to de-
bouch from their trenches. but the
attack was broken up by the fire FROM
the Franco Belgian batteries.
This activity. coupled with reports
OF an action further south along ths
User Canal, indicate preparations Tor
d new effort to press through. probablys
to Calais. At HetSae. some Germ1n
defachments tried to cross the canal.
but the Belgian and French infantrys.
backed by the FIRE OF the machine
guns and artillery repulsed the Mt-
Itackers.
used .s.so0 shells.
The midnight official report saws:
SIN Belgium, towards the mouth AZ
the User. In the region of Nieuport ths
Germans carried ont an extremely ylu~
lent bonn bartrnent In the course NC
which thay flred not less than t0s414
shells. According to our first advic1N
the German infantrv tried In vain IN
debouch from their trenches. hut were
stopped shoft by our barrier IRE. WIN
tfe exception of some groups wiltts1
were immediately dispersed by 0i1f
fire. none Of them were able to ieaVe
their trenches,
"In the region Of Eoesinghe, Fret-f
Sas and Steenstrate the artillery 49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-25

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-25

tcentinueA n 1sfsh Faro,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-25

Have &09R jn1( 49,
SELF TI1c y ~ - Il lIe
ready l>eyu<. CAL -
f750. y ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
llm gLnfhebnnn crindlt.

DoS SbeIlep Geitoment, meIdes
cine geipiiie g3otoritGt erIonat bot, ga
p0brcno Der 8erbonoIuna Der Gn.
fedtiingsflnee oieIes TeItoments elm
@eibmorener nit elmer 3euoin ge.
fltrtet bo6cu foil, unO Dies 5u elmer
neuangelebten &erbonoltnq &eran.
loilung CAB, Idbt oaS @eri6t nidt
our Hube fomnlen. Ole 9(nlu1Ite Scr
Observation-Disclosures reidten inn
@eri3t Elm @eiudb elm Inn 9lufbe6itne
Der neuongeiesten &erbon0luha, nit
DER @e9riinOune, ooB 0os @erid1t
ilber oos oneebli6e 9iebduoeIn
6fpilben Dem @ei6porenen rno elmer
5eisin foII6 unterrihtct moroen iei.
Sesglei@en ioII Ole @ntlheioune oeS
NlpterS Stump I'M @eeeniob 5u 5lpci
ipl@tlgeu entl9eioungen Itebcn, sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
g9o6l i'm ..Gitu Gln6.

SIN 9th Club" muroe Die gSabl
Oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS imO ocs go.
minations.Gomite's pol5ogeii, weI-
DIE CINE GiBerlt rege 9etbeiIieing
ciugcibloiien Bat. Gas g1eiuItot mar
folgeuoes:
8eripaItilneSrotb - Charles 6.
Schooner, 9lio g. Gardner, Omar
q. Seri1eg, Sorrp 3. aIineieItcr,
Sobn $. 2otonc, @eoroc 81. Sbrioer,
E6omds S. SbrDod uno ,Sobort
Smod.
glominotions.Gomitc Doniel
g. glmniOon, So6n q. goer. Sen
Compton, Stuort 9. Sonnep, 81
Strau McGurlep, 9aidlter Olorris u.
Soper inO Osborne 5. geuott.
Gle WlitgIieoer oes gerpoItlnos.
rotbs ncroen am Ietten 8reitoa sic.
Ies Waonots oen @rdiioenten 8pei
gice.Qr0lioenten, Oen Sefretar ilno
S6otmeiIter erlpd6len, ooer friiter,
wenn es ser @uuib Der Serren Iehi
loate. Ser iebiee ErdiiOent ocs
Clubs, Serr @iniam $. Nlaltbie,
oicnte 5uei Sabre lno trttt in ocn
nobIberoienten 9ubeItano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
Sin idJluar3cs edlcnIaI.

GoateSpiIGe, Eay 10. 0ft.
Cine ormirte @oiie ourbIu9t ooS
@eboI5 bel Serbia, elmer benodbor.
ten Sto6t, nod einem sroBen gteeer,
melhcr am Niontog glbeno ole iiinf
Sabre oIte @arp 8oloSfp in oos sc.
boI5 eeibleppt lmO ii9 an OerieI6en
criminea bcreuneen 6otte. Gie 9oli.
sci puroe no1 Dem SddupIas &c.
ionot, Inn 5il berbiiten, Dab iib einc
Scene mieOerbolt, mie Dor 8 Sobren,
gu ueIder Belt elm M}ob einen 9leeer
einfing unO auf eincn Shciterbouieu
perbronnte. Dos N21ohcn purOe in
Ger 9lG6e ser @o6nling ibrer @Itern
beipuBtlos bon elmer @elenibait, Oic
OieieIbe iudte, aiIigeiiluoen. Die
gler5te erfIdrtert ooB oos Giuo ME
malls pieoer 10 bergeitellt peroen
fann I'M nit 8eitimmtbeit ieineu
glngreiier pieOer 5u erfennen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
Sin ncf1hrlidlrr Nlenrr

Sn 0er yldbe 0es @iers yir. / on
Scr 2iebt.StroBe eerietbcn ecitern
g}ocbnlittog einige gieger IN eincn
Streit in 0ciicn @erIulf Scr yleger
S. SenfinS einen &coolper aus Der
Soide 500 uno mebrere SdiiIie ob-
feucrte. Sine Der &ugeln trof oen
giegcr glrtbur @iaioms IN Oen rcd.
ten glrnL ipGbreno Dem gleger 6ront
@rop cine Sueel in oos linfe Sein
6rone. Ser SdieBbolo fonnte feline
6Iu6t bcmerfltelIieeu. 9ie gerIes.
ten piroen nod Dem cD.Soipitol
aebroht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
llnfaac Scs Suscs.

StroBenbobu u-@oooon f0brt in cinen
Observation-Disclosures. - Sic ga.
rombolage ging nod gIiidlib ob.
gier %eriouen bel einem 3uion-
menitoB 5mii6en 3wei 9lbioapo-
gen oerIebt, @atBten in Elm
Soipitol gebrobt meroen
Oils ser @otrol-gSagen ser 0ltli6en
Eoli5eiitotion einen &erbofteten, Der
cine Sopfmunoe bate, nab einem
Sopitol bringen woate, blieS elm
@inOitoB oen SUIT OeS @ciangenell
bonn Sopfe oeliel6en on Der Siio.
9onOsStraBc. gIls Der @otrol- -@ogen
onbielt 5lpedS g9ieOererlongung oes
Suites, flbr Elm 8nggon Der 8olanO.
Gorf-Sinie in Oos 9litto uno 5erbro1
ooS Erittbrctt lno @eIGnoer oeIieI,
ben Ger Sii6rer oes StroBenbobn.
&oegons fonnte oenieIben ni6t redt-
5citig onboItcn, lpeil melfe 9lGtter
oui Dem @eIcile Ia9en
&ter q cr 1onen berIeBt.
Sci elmer Goaiilion 5u Sporroius
Eoint 5rpii6en 5lpei 9lbfaGoblooe-
Subrmerfen ipuroen bier 2ellte Der.
Iebt mo muBten SIR 9ebonOline in
oos MoroIonO @enerol.Soipitol ge-
bro6t perOen.
Gie @erIesten Iiu6: Sioncp @eb.
tier bon Sporrops @oint, 8erOinono
S. @3iGer, 9Ir. 1922, Sit-9omburo-
StroBe, Charles 6. @orner, gtr.
1903, @oitern.9lpenue, lmo ser Ntegcr
EeorIp Sbonos.
2ompe erplo0irte.
Iur6 @gploiion elmer @etroIelm-
2umpe entitono I'M Souie gfr. 500,
9lisquitb- -Stro6e, oas bon @eniomin
Soure bepobnt miro, elm 6euer, oos
in nenieen Minrten ooS gou5e brittle
Stodlperf NIT &ou6 eriiute. Ger
ibneG berbeigeeilten Tcuerlpe6r &c.
lang eS in fur5er Belt oeS 5euers
Serr 5i perOen. 2oure tru9 leidte
9ranomimOen oonon.
glu tomobilunfaII.
Ser 35 Sabre aIte 90. S6offer bon
Ger. 216, 9lor0 @olfe StroBe,
wuroe geitern 9lbcno al Der @de bon
6reoerid. unO 6opctte Strobe bon
einem Soricob, oos bon 9f. Sheets
eclenft nuroe, oneefnbrcn uuo 6u
9oocn geporfen. Der Gboliffelir bieIt
icin gIutomobiI iofort on iinO brodte
Serrn Sboffer, ser g(blbiirhneen
am eon5en G0rper oooon getrogen
botte. nod Dem @ercD D.Soipitol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

u I dl { s
SlndJ Oas 3lucitc GiuS tOOt.

glmclio Stodmon 5pei @o6en
oIt, ltorb eeitern Inn 5 llbr Morgens
in Der elterlidben @obnung gtr.1t4,
Siio Duncan StraBe. Dies mar
Der 6neite SoOesfoIl unter Oen Qril.
lineen bon Serrn ino 6rou 2ofp-
renee Stodmon. Sos fleinIte Der
ainoer itorb, oIs es 5mei Gage alt
mar. Gin 9inO, Morie NIT gtumen,
Iebt nod. 9ie @hitter, 6rou 2ena
Stodmon, lit erit Is Sabre alt uno
Der 8oter lit ebenfoIls nod iebr
Jung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
Gdlnittcr Sph.

llnerlportet pur0e eeitern 6rou
@iorie 2ebmann irl 63. 2ebenSiobre
in ibrer @o6nltn9. GER. 425, gIoro.
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berufcn. Eieitraterno Itebt Der
@atte Sobn s. ". 2ebmonn, ionic
ole 9lneeb0rigeu uno 5a6lrei1en
6reunoe an Ser @o1re Ger gntIdlo-
ieneu, wclbe cine treue @ottin uno
oufri6tige GreunOin gepeien lit.
0}it gon5er Seele bing 0ie &crblihe.
ne an i6rer alien Seimatb, imO mar
cs ibr @unid, nod einnal oie @e.
iilOe beiu6en 5u fonnen auf mclhen
iic ibre SiteenOjeit oer6radt bot. Der
200 bat oicien 8lni9 nidt in ST.
fiiaung gcbcn loNen. Ole 8eeroi-
elng iin0et am 6reitag gsodmittog
Inn 2 ltbr bonn Erauerbauic ans nad
elmer fir6li6en @iniegnung in Der
oelitiben 9reieiniefeits-airbc, oeren
lonees unO treues 0litelieO bic Ser.
itorbene mar, ollf Dem 9reieinigfeitS-
6rieO6oie itatt. &oltor u. s. Ster.
ger miro oie Srnucrfeierlidfeiten lei
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11

@oDonne, &.-S., 10. Oftober.
~ Sn elmer oerita6leu S6lad)t nit
ltrifenoen 9lugeiteIlten Der nSioe-
noter Oil Company" wuroen beute
gto6n1ittag bier &oIi5iiten Olr6
SduBluiinoen berIest, feincr ieoo1
in Iebensocidbrlider @eiic.
0ie %oli5iitcn erpiOerten OoS
6eter, uno o1t DER 9lusItGnoigen er-
litten Gerlesungen bier inter ibneu
IoIde mabriheinlib to0tliAer gtotltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
etiiratc DOn GarOinals.3ans.

Ser 69 Sabre olte glnltrel@er
Sorru ginalino BON Scr, 1902, 9sorO-
6uIton.glpenuc, fiel geitern gtorsen
wGbreno Der glrbeit bon Dem SaNe
ocs SouIes BON Cardinal gibbons
an ser gloro CHARLES StroBc llno
8oo li6 nebcn 5ublreiden slbi@ilrTrn.
ocn onldcincno beocnflide il'llere
gcrlcsrngcn Bil. Der @erlette m lo'lgoe a4
mad 0em 9}ercp Solpltal seOru'Q''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-11
3m SoOe qcidllcnOcrt.

gtortb @alcs, ga, 10. Sft.
Sn Den @erfen Ger y9lSbeitos ST.
Der Spinning So" murOe 6eute Der
SO Sabre olte g8iaiam 0ieterIe aus
9tortb 8oIcs. Elm &artenreinieer, bon
einem &reibriemeh erfoBt inO 81
SoOe eeidleloert, che es geIong, oie
Noihine ob5uIteuen. Ger &eritor.
bene birtterl1Bt ieine @ittlpc unO orei
&inocr.
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SiituriidJe S6IadJten mnS lire Scr,
Iuifr


8cnn man bonn geeinr 0es 10.
Sabrblmocrts ousgcbcno, ole bhtia-
item SdIodten ocr @ei6i6te lmo Die
Our1 iie 6erporgerufcncn GerIliiic
intcrcinonoer ocreIeibt, ecIauat man
81 Dem @rge6niB, ooB bis gum 9lus.
brrd oes eegenmGrtigeu 8cItfrieqeS
Die @crIilite 3u ,feinem &erbdltniB at
oen 8ortidritten ser gsoffcn. uno
&riegste6nif itonoen. God an Dies
bat iib felt 1914 jd6 9cdnOert, oenn
mic Die u9cbuc Scboomooaire@ aus.
fiibrt, maren niemalS, in feinem
3eitoltcr imo in fcinem 9an6e, ole
Gcrlilitc 10 9emoltie, ipie in Scr SSebt.
5cit. SSit ser S1Io6t BEL Nlorcnqo
"a. Simi 1900, in ser iid $4,000
SoIooteu 9egeniiber itonocn, beIiefen
iid Die GcrliIte on @eiolencu, Ser.
mllnOeten mO @efongcnen insge.
iommt auf 1900 Naann. SSn ser
Sdlobt bel Seno as. Sftober tS06)
oerloret Die $4,000 aGnpfenScn
27t50 NlonH, Syn Scr SdIodt bel
@aterIoo (tS. Slnii 1919 perlorcu
22S,000 admpfer $4,000 @lanu. Sn
Der 5dladt bel SoIicrino as. Suni
1850 oerIoren 275,000 aGmpier
Si250 @oun. Sn ser S6Iabt bon
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gerbGnsutBbolIe S6fs
finfeft

.Wdr bem riemono CUR Stelle, Der
Der Dame nddpeIprltngcn lit, als fc
ins MoFer Fiel9"
/ r@elpiB, 5ipei 0erebrer inlo am llfer
eeftoubcn. Qber bo Dot Der cine i'm.
mer bem dnbern aus S0flidteit ben
Nortritt ldfIen tppllen un0 in.
Sfpiftxn lit iie ertrnntenlE
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Sal brci fSrnncn.

Ger 9teecr GbeTter 2. SionoolI
puroe geitern bon Deteftip Goonep in
Cambridge, WlO., berboftet, oa CT
oneebli6 orei 5rouen boben ioll.
Ser SoftbefebI nuroe bon Der 5wei-
ten 5ruiL Die eeeenpdrtig an Der
&ieoS .9Ibenue mobnt uno Die ii6 i'm
Sabre 1910 nit &onooll berbeirotbet
botte, erlonet. Ser 2estere ioll iiH
I'M Sabre 1907 gum eriten @tol ber-
beirotbet bobeu. SIN 0loi Oieies Sab
res beirotbete er g(nnie @oters, nit
Scr CT leitber in Cambridge eelebt
hottie
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grofeIior Rrausfopf bat felt picr-
sebu Soeen in ieiuem Souie eiucrt
SSobrltlbl, Der Inn aber bel Der &silr-,
fehr bcm Spo5iereone iinmcr srit
einfdIlt, mcnn Ct bercits pcr fetncr
Gorrioortbiir IN Der Sritteu Gtdge
ongeIouet 1T. gISbaun maht er absr
iofort febrt, iteiet Die orei Ereplwn
wieoer bimmier unS fdbrt INIT o1H
SobrihibI binouf
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9amcn .Na6ucrcim.

Sir beilte g}obnlittag Tim 3 ll6r
1T cine Special -geriammllne oes
3omen.9lGbpcreins oes oglugemci.
men 0eutiden @aiien6ouicS" Our6
Die Sefretdrin SRI. N1og9ic S0brib
einberliien poroen. gs lie9en pi6-
tiec 8eiprebmgen Dor, lno pcrOcn
Die Iomen aebetel ole 5l crl3ci-
nen.
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9aeues erte6tides ga.
binet.

Sonoon 10. Oftober. 9leu.
ter's agent teleeropbirt ans Sltbeu,
ooB eS &rof. 9onbroS gcIlmgcn lit,
ciu neueS Cabinet 5ll biIOeu, oas
6eute cingeihmoren pcr0en mir0. GS
ieet iit pie foIgt 5niamncn:
@renier itno llnterrihts-0liniiter
TT &rof. Spprioon 9ombros;
@liniiter oeS 9luswGrtieen M.
3alocoito
ariegs.Nliuilter ~ General Gro.
cos;
Mlorine-Diiniiter Gontre.SIo.
mirol u. ComionoS;
6indn5-Niiniiter ~ SocratcS SIa.
nitofleos;