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The Washington times., 1916-03-22
Explains Why Arrangements
Body at Chicago Failed to
Pick a Temporary Chairman
OPPOSE HARDING AND KNOX
Demand Borah or Some Man
Not Too Closely Identified
With Other Wing Of Party.

Back Of the failure OF the committee
on arrangements Of the Republican ma"
tional committee to pick n temporary
chairman at Its meeting in Chicago this
week. is series of sharp protests
which were wired to members OF the
committee yesterday by progressive
Republicans In Congress.
The facts concerning these messages
became known today.
Hearing that National Chairman
Hilles and some Old Guard Republicans
were working to have Senator Hard
ing OF Ohio. former Senator Knox. or
some Eastern man picked for the chair
manshIp. the progressive Republican,
at both ends OF the Capitol bestirred
themselves.
Under Curtain of Fire."
They proceeded to administer to the
arrangements committee a curtain OF
fire" in the form OF sharp messages OF
protest against a chairman of this type.
Especially. they directed their batter
les against Harding. because they
heard there was a well-laid plan to Sc
lect him on the theory that he would
satisfy both wings of the party.
The progressive Republicans In their
messages AQVlheO inc dTThHHoIIltuhs
committee members that they did not
look on Senator Harding as progressive,
and that they would not stand for his
lection.
They are equally hostile to Senator
Lodge and several other Eastern men
mentioned for the chairmanship, but
they dealt especially with Senator Hard
ing because they looked on the situa-
tion with respect to him as the more
acute.
Demand a Progressive.
Progressive Republicans are insistent
In their demand for Senator Borah. for
mer Governor Hadley, or some man not
identified closely with the opposite wing
of the party.
II was BY reason of such conplica-
tions that the arrangements committee
concluded to walt several weeks In the
hope that the tangle would be straight
ened out.
The Washington times., 1916-03-22
Austrian Front Is *
Broken by Russiant

LONDON, March 22.-The Austri1;
front on the Dnelstcr ~ been broke
az several places by the Russian OF
feneive. according to special dispatcher
from Pctrograd today, The Austrian
suffered serious losses in their retreat
Several hundred were drowned.
The regions IN which the Russian
nave struck the initial blows Of theil
new offensive arc the Riga Dwinsk sec
tor, the Narocz Lake front. due east oi
wilma. and the Austrian position
guarding Czernowitz.. the Bukowins
capital. from the north.
The Washington times., 1916-03-22
German Artillery on
Meuse Again Active

PARIS. March 2a.-violsnt artillery
dueis occurred last night on the
front northwest OF Verdun, the war
office announced this afternoon, but
the Germans did not renew their in
fontry attacks.
The bombardment was especially
heavy in the region of Malancourt
and on Haucourt Hill, where the BI-
variAns made gains In Monday night 8
lighting. The German gunners con
tinuod to pour shells in upon Ssnen
village south of Bethincourt
On the east bank Of the Meuse can =
nonading continued on the sector be-
tween Vaux village and Damloup.
No Infantry attacks occurred on this
front
The Washington times., 1916-03-22
Berlin Declares Brazil
Has Been Paid for Coffee

BERLIN. March n.-6emi-official de-
nisl was made hero today OF an English
report that Germany owes Brazil
so. 100000 for coffee and probably win
never be able to pay.
The English report said that for this
reason Brasil was about to contiscate
interned German ships. On the con-
trary. brazilian coffee bought by Ger
many during the war was paid for in
cash.
The Washington times., 1916-03-22
S65 for One Paper.

CHICAGO. March 22.--George e. Mead
El Paso, Tex. has sent S65 In Villa cur.
roncy to n local daily paper with the re.
quest that the paper be mailed to hin.
"for the period OF time you consider
proper, commensurate with that
amount" According to the paper, only
one copy will be mailed to Mr.. Mead.
The Washington times., 1916-03-22
Norway Asks Berlin to
Explain Silids Sinking

COPENHAGEN, March 22.-The Nor
wegian government has asked Germany
for an explanation OF the sinking of the
bark Silius, which carried seven Ameri-
cans among her crew. and the steamer
Langeli. according to dispatches re-
ceived here today.
The Washington times., 1916-03-22
CzernowitZ Evacuated,
Asserts Rome Report

LONDON. March PA wireless dis
patch from Rome today asserted that
the Austrians have abandoned Czerno-
witz, capital OF Bukowina. because OF
The report IL unconfirmed and is re-
ceived with reserve here.
The Washington times., 1916-03-22
GERMAN OFFENSIVE
ENDS, PARIS ASSERTS
verdun Drive Collapses In
Losses Of 100000 Men,
Experts Declare.
CONTINUED from First Page)

CONTINUED from First Psge)
the offensive7" asked one military
leader.
4 In every quarter II was agreed today
that the allied conference, closely fol-
lowing the apparent collapse OF the
OF the most notable conferences In the
history Of the world.
The Washington times., 1916-03-22
Turks Epacuate
City of Erzingan
Blow Up Munitions Depot Before
Quitting Secondary Base in
- Armenia.

AMSTERDAM. March %. The
Turks have evacuated the Armenian
city of ErzinEan. where they estab-
lished Headquarters after tho fall of
Erzerun, Bucharest dispatches stated
today.
They first blew up their munities
depot.
ErzinEan lies sixty miles west
southwest OF ErGerum on the Eu-
pirates river. and Ia. q city OF about
$4,000.
II was the headqua rtors OF the Ninth
der OF Erxerum to the Russians be-
came the Turkish secondary base.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07

except the Fovercoat and he grows so
fast that he cannot button that. He
needs underwear most of anything.
And a couple of flannel shirts, for he
hasn't any, I bought him a pair Of
cheap pants some weeks ago, but he
hasn't a suit If l could just get well
l could do it myself"
But she cannot now, and Jimmy's
friend Of a year ago cannot, either,
and Jimmy needs clothes. We sus-
pect that Jimmy's birthday suit is
about all he really doesn't need in
that line. And he cannot go around
in this weather with his birthday
clothes.
But if somebody would like to play
tailor to a boy who is 8, but wears
14-size clothes, Jimmy's last name is
Higgins and he lives at 524 Hartland
ct. in a frame cottage. And as he
said in his letter to his friend of a
year ago:
Maybe wen 1 am big can do a
favar for you"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07

SI"t" - NNlHLitN ~ IN w
RACK-CAN YOU HELP HIM?
All Jimmy needs is somebody to
buy him clothes, but, huIly gee, he
needs that bad. His big sister and
his brother-in-law give Jimmy a
home in the very humble frame cot
tage in which they live and they sat
isfy his craving for grub, but they
aren't in a position to clothe him.
Last year good Samaritan took
care of Jimmy, but this is another
year, and kid can't make his clothes
last forever, especially when. he
grows so fast that though he is only
9 years old he wears a 14-year-old
boys size.
Very painfully Jimmy wrote let
ter to his friend of the year before,
asking her pleas favar me by trying
to get me som more clothes as l need
clothes bad" But the friend of year
ago isn't able to do it this year and
so she brought the letter to The Day
Book and a reporter called on Jim
my's sister Nellie at 524 Hartland ct.
do you want to put Jimmy in a
homer" asked the reporter of Nellie,
who is sick in bed.
'''No, indeed" she said very quick
ly. Jimmy will never leave US. Well
take care of him some way. We can
always get him enough to eat. Since
my mother died I'm the only one he's
happy with. But my husband was
sick in bed and now he's only work
ing three days week and I've been
sick for months, spending money on
the doctor when l could get it and
doing without the doctor when l did
not have the money to get one, and
l haven't been able to get Jimmy
clothes. Mrs. H. was so good to him
last year, but he wore out the clothes
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07

Sir-On the N. Y. C. r. r. between
Albany and New York city asked
the conductor how long it would be
until we reached our destination.
-Four hours" he replied. But it's
only so miles as the crow flies" 1 ar
gued. WELL" answered the con-
ductor, this amt an aeroplane-it's
a railroad. B. B. .
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07
BODY OF CATHERINE GOGGIN
TO BE AT CITY HALL

The body of Catherine Goggin,
late secretary of the Chicago Teach
ers' Federation, will lie in state in
the council chambers from noon to-
day until tomorrow morning. Fu-
neral services will be held in the Holy
Name Cathedral at 10 a. m. Satur-
day.
Miss Goggin was slain by fender
less Marshall Field e Co. motor
truck. The driver, John Hood, was
held blameless by a coroner's jury
yesterday, which recommended that
the action on the fender law be
pushed and asked for better light
ing on street corners
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-07

more games than any other man
that ever wore a windpad.
Mcclure was never fined or put
out of game by an umpire. He
was called Pinch on account of his
timely hitting. After his playing
days he managed the Boston and
Cleveland clubs and was scout and
coach for Detroit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Die wabrc 11cutralitdt Scr s6weis.

gMe man wabre MeatraGtdt mabrt, fam grafoent 8iHon unoI
fGnuen jenet Die Is font mod angeht bon Der Sfpe8 Iernen. Sic it'll
elmer Ger nengen pirfih nenhaRn Stanten.. 9aflr 5olt tbr Erofeior
Or Son 6reorih SAdr, aeftor Der gerlner 5anoelsbofidue rM
efneM DON Ser MISUNDERSTANDING berinnoten 4rtfeI Bobes COB. o@as
Die flene, rings BON Der arpgsurie rmtobte SdDe5 I'M eegenpdrtgeuJ
Metfriege fir Die SoooRn Der tregfabrenoen gaionen IeHtet, lit aQge
naefa beEannt,~ fhrebt 9roTefor sddr. vgabrbaft groBortig 1T ibeI
durlatDe Eatigfet, let es all @lniten Der Rrieg3gefangenen o0er bnJ
fptaIHernr 4rieger, Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ariegstnDaloen uo GbatuRr.
tgn ams oHn aregsgebiden, Der Organization bs Brief, @eI0s uno
Observation-Disclosures 5pihen ben aregsgefaneenen umo ibren 4ngeI
horisen. oDer fi es bel Der tpehiedethgen gertretng Der Stanten BEL ben
fenoihen Ytahten rno. ME 8u bofen, 0ereinft BEL Der 8ieoereinrenfungl
BET aus ben Jngen gfonnenen tnternntionaen geiebungen IN 9aoel
Berfebr uno 8tfenihuft 60 lit Der 4uspruf zines 9roBen Stauts.
nnnnes nbI gerefHertgt: v&enn Die neutrale Sdpei3 nidt ihon
betanoe, ID mHte fe geihaffea peroen" 02ogen aud Die Spnpatben
Der ~perfhieoenen Tee Der idme3erihen Station nod ibrer 8ugebGrig-
fet 5u DerfbieDenen 5prn6- uo SuIhrgebeten auseinanoergeben uno
nauaentib nn Der EreHe 49, Die a6er aboEut nmt Die tatddlihe Bolts
thinning mieoergi6t = 5u beftgen Acknowledgement flbren, 0nsI
Golf ns @an3es umO beionoers 0s fhapei5ethte Seer pouen nidts ais
DIE 4nfre1tebaHung Der ftrifhn 0eutaltat in potudifer uO nrt
5dufhfder ge3ebmg. @leid einem Sells I'M inneren Stret Der Nei
1afngen uno 4Hfbten i6er Dos, mas Dabrc Natrnlttdt 1T, f6t Der
5ADeseriide gunoesrut ben Die aberpiegenoe g2ebrbert Der parlamenart
fhen Nofsbertreung unhrhibt 9t itarter San0 bait Der gunDesrat
De 8ugeI felt, rut nod innen bic nnh lins uno reHts o%1senun6er
frr6en0en Settler iii Die 5hronfen uno iudt mad mBen Die fdnetcrnhen
SntereHen Fl gut ais mogHh 3u nobren. gufergutg fno iene Set
ffangeu nnuentIi6 in Der Organization Der @Olfserna9ruug rn0 Der
MISUNDERSTANDING Der 8olfSUirtihat bon 4n6egtnn 6s Srieges bis gum
beungen Iage.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
pitts burger 5citmnocn
p~ertcppeln prcis!

Gitts6urq, So, 30. Nob. Die
bieiigcn pier 9admittngs6l1tter,
ipeIde bis1er nod iiir einen Sent
bertauft wur6cn. baben ibren GreiS
perooppeIt olio a1tf 8fpei Gents inp
folge Der 6obcn gnpierpreiie err.
bolt. 9ieic 9reiscrb6bung tritt
bonn T.. DECEMBER al in araft. gtn.
5eieefun0eh nelde bisber freiG 9e.
Iegeremplare er9ielten, miiiien in
3uflnft c6enials 5pei Gents be.
3ablen.
Sn Scr &rfti0i1tutg 6ciBt es:
Snfolge Scr cnprmer 8rcisiteige.
rung oes 3eitungspopieres uno oes
onoereu Materials, oos SIR $erIteI.
lung Der 3eitungen benrst miro.
lit es muroslih cine 3eitung gum
biSberigen 8reiS ber3uItelleu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
@rpfer Hinsfampf i'm
Council Bluffs anOitorinm !

@e1ite qbeao finOet Der groBe
Hingfdmpf 5Diiden Dem ouitreben.
ben Soma gbnmpion Carl gnoood
bon Qnito, So, un0 Dem gennipI-
panier 0ort 9enoerion itatt 9ou-
Eff Sdiione, Der berilbmte un0 ge-
fiirdtete Sirte, Der 5uerlt fur ben
4ingfampf gebudt mar, mubte ne-
gen elmer gerletaing am Sub bic or
iid in Chicago 5it3og, fem 8orbaben
aufgeben. Mort 9en6erion Der ais
lein @riaBmonn eHgagiert mur0e, lit
in Dem aoblcHgrubengebiet ieiner
Seimat ais tiidtiger Ringf1mpfer
befannt uil0 goooof oirfte aue
Maiibe boben, geeen Oieien Stano gu
balten.
Ger Ringfamaf bcripri9t, duBerit
in~tereiIont 81 DcrOen un6 es miro
fiderIiA nidt an lteberrdidungen
ieblen. Die Gnlab1 unD Council
Bluffs anbdnger oieies Sportes be.
fin0en iih iiber ben Ausgang Die.
ieg greisfnmpfes in gr6Bter aufre.
glrng; natiirIid b1bm lid, mie BEL
ieoem oer0ytiqen @reignis aiuei Gar
teien gebilOets Die jcoe ohf ibren
Mauu metfqf. Der aampf her
ipriGt bodHtgreIIaut sa lperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29

.@rnben b%critebcn. Sober Der Nm.
meienoen fat ebenfalls einen Spa.
.tenitih unO bob etiUns Groe aus.
Die 3eremonie mar bnlo poriiber.
Die penigcn 2eute. meIde iid an Der
deier eingefunoeu batten, perlieben
Den Bart, Der menihenleer unO Der.
lniien por. Der nieoeritromenoe
Hegen berpiidte BALD nieoer nie
fleine @roousbcbune. umo MIR oie
Geilnebmer Der 6eier miiierL NO
oas DenfmaI cine Static fnoen
miro, Ous berufen it, 0en Rubm
Der oeutiden ginmonoerung unb
ibres 5ilbrers 81 pertiinOen 5ron3
Daniel Roitorius.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
A PHARISEE'S PRAYER
As He Thinks Of Europe on Thanks
giving Day.
BY B. w. NIGHTINGALE,
Norfolk, Ncbr.

ooh, God, ! thank Thee that l am
better than other men,"
. q
God, omnipotent, and Guiding
Spirit of our ~forbears, we come be-
fore Thee on this day OF thanks
giving and our hearts are filed with
"a great joy and a spirit Of thank
fulness pervades our soul. We have
been told on this day to bear in
mind our unfortunate brothers across
the sea, and this, oh God, we do, as
we thank Thee that we are not as
foolish as they. For, behold, while
they are this day destroying one
another we bow before Thee in
gratitude for the blessings which our
sagacity and Thy great bounty have
bestowed. Are we not at peace with
all the world Except Mexico and,
God, Thou knowest that it is not.
our fault, for they would not do as
we would have them do) while our
poor foolish brothers in Europe kill
and slay. We thank Thee, Great
Father that our store houses are full
to overlooking and there is suf-
fcient for u needs; our fields are
r~esplendent with bounteous harvests
Of ripened grain; the fragrance Of
balsam is on the air, and we are
filed with a great gladness-while
over therein the land Of our
brothers the fairest fields and forests
are laid waste with the fires of
destruction; the very air stinketh
with the blood Of our fallen kinsmen.
Oh God, it is terrible; but it has
been a good thing for US, for in our
wisdom we have turned the blood of
our brothers Tito golden sheckles
which fill our Golfers and bring sweet
music to our ears-and we are
thankful. Yes, God, it is true that
we have deprived our own widows
and orphans, the millions Of poor
and needy throughout our great
land Of many Of the necessities of
life, that we might keep our foolish
brothers alive long enough to wiring
more gold from their bleeding hearts
we might turn their very last
heart throbs into more golden
sheckles with which to glut our
selves; but what of that? Are we
not wiser than they? For while
they kill and slay we bow before
Thee in thankfulness. Their earth
and trembles in the fury of
its agony; their very air shrieks as
though it were the travail of the
elements, and we take it to signify
Thy ~displeasure with u brothers
iniquity, while Thou hast blessed US
with plenty. We thank Thee, oh
God, that Thou hast made us better
than our fellow men. Amen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
9e,tHdle HreTe.

Ger COLORADO Scroll IN 8enber
TIT III nelle Sauce ilbergegangen.
nerr =. Il. @arburg, Der felt rs
sSahren 2eifer Der 3eitung mar, bdi
Ieiren fcntronierenOn anteil on
arn. 6. Is. Gieinmann Derfmift.
SET bereits felt nebreren Sabren init
linn ali Dieier 3cihing tdtig mar.
alait &errn Snrburg ideiOet Elm BIO
nier ans Dem DeptiGeu 3eitungs-
meirn ais, an meldem er felt Al
sSabren beteiIigt mar. @err Sar-
hara lutlr0e onrh Gin Iangipieriges
Mnaealci0en g%e5srllngrn. 0ie arlItren.
Qen0e Mrbeit nieocr5lilegen. Bir
manI9ea Inn rinem duberit liebens'
~ioliroi0en aoIegerL eineu froben ae-
bcfsabeilo.
Ger uelie 9erdlisgeber SEER 6.
6. Gieinmnna, Der uns pcrionlif)
sluar nid)t beIannt III. ioa Gin tiih.
tlser, aalDan0ser 3eitungsmain Iein.
A ieisler Settle itebcn bic 6erreiI
Annro0 Nln as reoaftioneIler 2ei-
ter TITO SER 8irtpr 9teubails ais
h6dSf rrloIsnider Better oes ar5el
aN1 gHoffemeafg. Nit InIden BE-
u6hrlzn aYaflgh loAte es Dem nelien
zefoilsaKheE hi erfcla Hibt FebIen,
1Eat i6m BIC Eribilne nilfriafIg
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Oclc0atcn
Scs OrtspcrbanSes!

9ie 9elegotan uno Gin5elmitgIie.
Ser 0es OrtSbcrbon0es, Die Sidets
fir Oie GbeaterboriteIlung om Iceten
5onntog gum 8erfauf botten iinO
ferunolidit eriuht, entipe0er in Der
Scr 3ribiine ODER beim ri.
non3iefrctGr Mug. 3. Spedt, in Scr
5~taotboae ob3uredneu. oamit cine
r~olItGnoi9e a6redmna iiber bic
G~oritealing rett boIo erlangt per.
Den fam.
Sal. S. Geter, 9ori.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Srik Hreisler
inn UnSitcriMm!

5riB arei8Ier, Der nelt6eribmte
@ioliniit, miro am @ontag obeno,
ben d. 9e3. nieoerum in Omaha
4uoitorium a~uftreten, mo er I'M leg.
ten Snbr eiren begeiiterten Gmpfang
erbnlten bat. areislers Stunt lift eli.
ne Aatagsin6e gerporoen uuo 4reis.
Ter ais Marm bat ourd feline groBe
Gigenih1ften oes Ser3ens un0 8e.
mites bo3u beigetragen, Jpn 8lt
einem Der be%liebteitcn aiinitIer Der
SIT at MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
nMfrmf inn JntereHe
Scr HrieosmctlciScnSc
Gin 8rnk NIB einr Ma6nnna IN
&CiBnaften an bic MitsIieber
oes NatioHaIbnHOes ionic 0es
a%llgemeiHrn 0entidtums.

Baltimore, I'M 1o0em6er 1916
8eibnadten fonmt micOer, mo Dit
es pieoerfommt, 70 fomtnt aud oil
gtot Dieoer, oie es linoern nil. uni
oie bon 0ef1 aroBen 9erbanoe oes
ytationoIbun0es, IN ben bergnngencr
Sriegs. uuo Sammcliobren-nit
oiirfen iaeen-mit rrihlifem @e.
rDinn, befdmpft morOen lit.
Bir menoell un8 an uniere g1it.
elieoer,
&ir bettelu niht Dor ocn Siirer
6rolBen, ionoern po6cn on OiC
Ser5en orinnen, oie Ser3en oercr.
Die iid fir unierc Sade ihon boz
Dem arieg entidieoen botten uno oiC
nun inter Dem e~rmii0enoen, LANG
b~in8iebenOen ariegsidnmfen midi
8agen oiirfen. 10 peuig ols Die in
een Sdiibenerdben admpfen0en
Der 8ntionolbuno ruft Ole Gel.
men mlf. @ir hoben feline 9iploute,
i40n ge5iert, foIigrapbiihe uno bunt
5u bcrlciben, mir fonreu oth nifi
iiIberne ooer ionnr gol0ene Gbren.
ob5eiden beripreher5 0ie Die mil0en
@nben al oen @ebcrn dllBcrlih &c.
lobnen ioaeus ober mir uerlirioder
au6 feline Soften. 8ir baben feline
reiienoen 8ertreter, bic off meGr rel.
Benoe als reiien6c finO. nber mir
iino ielbit am 0rte mo betreiben ole
Sode ieIbit. g9ir finO nidt IeIbit.
ernomte @etpoltine ionoern 9e.
boamddtigte 0es gun0es, un0 unie.
re SanmIunaen fiibren mir niht al
an irgenOpelde Gmpidnqcr, ionOern
6ireft all Die oeltidc gotiduft in
Der glmoeshauptitaof, Die unier
@erf nnerfemt uno f6roert, no
INNER oo8u @elegenbeit fem mag.
8ir modem feinen ab5rg ON ben
.geiommeIten Sumnler, ionbern loi.
fen Die 9etrd9e urge0oftert an tire
B~eitimmlngen nbgebc1.
Sir ihlieBen aud nift cine Der
3ablreiheu SummIungen ans, Ion,
bern ihIieBen ale berehtiqten uno
a~nerfmnten @erfe Elm, uno Iteaen
0enielben nod ser geitimmi1na ser
@eber Die betreFfenoen getr1ge gu.
8ir baben nit einem 8orte elm
SiIfsperf! 11ub omar elm Silfs.
ncrf, oas nidlt ms, ionDern Oenen
belfen nid, Ste In Rot iin6.
lln6 MN, III Der 3eiten Ghirm
un0 @rous oennod: 5r6blihe @eib.
nadtenl uniere 9riioer botten aus
Elm @ltnoer daer 8eIt: loBt inns
ibrer uiirois iein mo geben, geben,
gebenl
Sobn 3iarf8, Baltimore, g26.
8oriiter Der giationalen SiIfsfaIic.
Ser StdotsDer6Quo g~2ebra8fa
nimurt mad mic Dor gcitrGde fit
oieieu eOlen Spef eutgcgeu; ebcn.
falls bie Gmabn 8ribitne. gQe
geitrGge rper0en an unieren Stoats.
idotmciiter 5reo 8oIpp in Scribner
obgeIiefert, Der iie on Serrn S5obn
3jarfs, Dem SdaBuleiiter Der natio.
naIen @iilfsfniie poutbt peiter be.
f6rbert. g3an tlle aud in 3utunft
ieine miIoe 5ono auf.
BAL. ). 9eter 8raiioent.
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qden aamera6en CUR 9afridt,
baB am Qmfiagungstag Der Sorpp
Goltntg 2an1pebr.8 erein in So
piIion iein Stiftungsfeit feiert. Gs
lift Der 8unid oes eenannten Ser.
ems, Dab Der omaha 2dnonebr.
8erein iid 10 5obIreid nie mogIih
boran beteiligt. Sir StraBenbobn.
8erbinoing lit beitens geIorgt.
emil atbot Setretdr.
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gibt bouitdnoiee un6 fier iluitrierie aHs
~ieitunaeH in alien Ieilen Der iett 70 DolfsiltHls
ii6en G~aifiHgssfaHIt. Tie 6anobnbuna Der
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ueriiaHoli6 ge9ebeHel MnIeiiuBgefi. Cine eroBe
An5obl bon gsAiierH fhr stafieH, etrtabe, yios
iine, IdfteIitlde, GrngeI, AdTfflet6ers uno
3enloenic6g, 3nToiudi nnlen, 9lottelers 1ed'
den uiIp, iiTlD dbaetiIDei nHo bic Suiettiits
gen erH6gIiten Is aI9 anfdHaerif. o~tefelbeiI
berSiitelen
1as Bnm 1T anF bern beften Hapier uat
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fur Gle cine Giieife Der 9~sfrfeoigune uH0 oes
8ereniQeHs bilocr. 8dH Iebe uuteu be Iei4,
ten He0ineu.iqen, an fpsldei e. 81 bGbeH ~.
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beneH Sdfelittne. nit Ben 0euilibfieH 9etb,
nuuaeH, in grobfui g(abIfabe pe5ei1net, mo.
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ieben uHo BI fopieren. @nibaIt 3eimmnqen
mo 1luiertpeifunQcH CUR berftetInnq bon
Sptbenianten, 6iHidBrn, Wioiiben Sdnbmns
fanfen. 8dbufadphert. Strageit, Iifnmaiieu ufn.
2ds gidIein tit pra1ipoa nuf benz uner.
beIteH Bdpier pebrudt.
lie Derben oieies 8u1 III iddbcn ntOen,
ipern Is SbHen borIieat. Mian berteble md5f,
fh oasfelbe gu 0ei g~iuitigeH 8eoiHQuHqeH an.
Enfb1ften, inter neIten mir e. nnbieten.
Sieies @ut iur t2e p~urioirei per Bot Der,
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Sic @ottin aaiier aarIs 6es
Griten bon 0eiterreifs Die aoiierin
3ita mir0 bon omerifaniIhen Bel
tungen oils %StaIienerin anaelproden,
neil iie cine 4riu3eiiin pon garma
mar, ebe fie ftb nit Dem @r8ber3og
adrl 5ran8 Sciepb bertnGbIte., 0ic.
ie 3eitungen wiiien ni6t, 0aB Ous
9er3ogtltm 8arma urolter oIterrei.
hiiher 8eiis mar, ebe es itd ia
Sabre 1859 nit benz nelten oytalien
pereinigte. Ger 9itel muroe 1T Der
ber5ogIiden 6amilie ueitergefiibrt,
0os 2ano mar berloren. GaDon Dti.
fen Die onglo.nmerifantihen 3eitun.
gen IN ibrer bornierter1 uniDiiienbett
notiirlih aud nifts. aber oesbal6
brauden iie bod niht Seoermonn
81 ersdhlen, iDie unaIoublid oumm
iie iiuO. @haritp begins at bone.