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Evening star., 1917-05-17
RED CROSS NOTES.

First aid lectures to employees in the
offices of the assessor, building in
spector and health officer of the District
are being given by DR.. Charles w. AL
len. The second lecture in the course
was given yesterday. DR.. Allen dis
cussed the Importance of avoiding in
lection in wounds caused by the skin
being punctured, by fractured bones.
A contribution of SIS to the Eighth
Street Temple Red Cross Auxiliary has
been made by the Sabbath school chill
dren of Alliance House, 72S 41s street
southwest. This school is connected
with the Alliance House Settlement,
which is maintained by the Council of
Jewish Women.
The work of swearing in the men who
have enlisted in the Washington Am
bulance Company is progressing at the
headquarters of the Professional Chauf-
feurs Association. 1907 14th street.
which has been turned over for this
purpose to Dr. Ryan Devereux, captain
of the ambulance company. This unit is
going into camp next week at Fort
Washington, and as soon as trained for
field service will go forward to France.
The unit requires $50 men, forty-seven
of whom are enlisted. with fifty more
pledged. Eventually this unit will COM
prise 100 ambulances, two of which
have already been purchased.
Evening star., 1917-05-17
KNITTING WORK IS PRAISED.
British Admiral Visits Quarters of
NAVY League Committee.

Admiral Sir Dudley de Chair, naval
head of the British war mission, in
spected the new headquarters of the
comforts committee of the Navy League
at 1414 H street yesterday afternoon
and praised the work the women of this
country are doing in knitting garments
for the men of the navy. Mrs. Wood
row Wilson sent a large bouquet of
roses.
Admiral de Chair was greeted by scores
of prominent Washington women.
Among them were Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt. wife of the assistant secre-
tary of the navy: Mrs. James Carroll
Frazer. chairman of the comforts com
mittee: Mrs. Sidney Ballou, vice chair
man: Mrs. John Callan OLoughlin,
secretary: Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard, Ad-
miral and Mrs. Bronson and Mrs Larz
Anderson.
These women explained to the distin-
guished visitor the work being done by
the comforts committee of the Navy
League in making the knitted garments
which are distributed to the men In
service by the Navy Department The
same work is carried on in other sta
tions throughout the entire country.
Mrs. f. T. Stotesbury is in charge in
Philadelphia, Mrs. Herbert Satterlee in
New York. Mrs Charles Harlow is in
charge of the Washington shop, which
Is open all day, and where the woods
are sold at cost. the finished garments
turned in and knitting lessons given.
Evening star., 1917-05-17
Home Missions Committee Meets.

PROVIDENCE, R. T., May 1.-THE
fifty-eighth annual meeting Of the gen.
eral committee on home missions of
the United Presbyterian Church of
North America has opened here. The
conference will last until Tuesday even
ing. May %. Rev. r. Lanning of Beaver
Falls was unanimously elected chair
Evening star., 1917-05-17
|D|SdnlGTS TSREDCR0sS
HuLS0RDER H0R. NAkY.
First Call for Hospital Supplies
Found the, Local Branch
Prepared

Distinction OF answering the first call
of the. nation for hospital supplies to be
used in this country and of being pre-
pared to answer the requisition at once
has come to the District Chapter of the
Red Cross.
The Navy Department needed a large
order filled at once. as ALI, the naval
hospitals are now jammed with pa
tfents. 1t could not buy these supplies
The District Chapter of the Red Cross
was asked what it could do and within
three hours the following large order
had been filled and the goods were go
ing forward by express:
Large o1der Filled Quickly.
Sheets, 7So pillowcases, $50. and
pa jamas. 200. All that were. asked for
were sent and the chapter was able to
promise more, if needed. The District
Chapter is now receiving through the
Womans Volunteer Aid thousands of
sheets. garments and surgical dressings
per week and can respond as needed to
many calls. AS an illustration, yester-
day, which is the. day when the supplies
are received each week, more than
loco garments were. turned in from the
auxiliares.
Exemplifying the needs of supplies
that cannot be bought, Col J. r. Nc
Kesn. in charge of the military relief
of the Red Cross more than a month
ago placed an order for / 900 blankets
for base hospitals, which order cannot
be filled until after December /.
There are thousands of women in
Washington eager to knit Sox and
other things for the soldiers and sailors,
but who cannot get the wool.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-22
City News : -:
/: /: : : in Brief

Mn NJ =. Bonner was hostess to q
delightful birthday party "Wednesday, Boz
honor oi thr aikth birthday Anniversary
ni hrf httlo daughter Durolhn !uerecr
nHnnrf t.amra ui nli sorts wefr ENJOY
cd bf the httle nnes. bfiri which Mr.
Bonner assisted hN MlH AliO, lif
aimhuue HruDd ifos Haira nnd iiun
hpus Those who attended besidrs thr
huunrD.. urtr li.ir -n.Nu Margaret
MrW. carroll Nolirtk tttHu NcN. so
snn munr 81 % eorullc Nom tlno
New 1pldie A,ani Rupert Henderson.
johanna Dunno. Non ffel1n nni lnfilr
New OLSON ~Dfrllr Hnhlt and Milton
ilissimmon. Peter Dune in and t-ta
Nrlsidgn
q Cafnoal returned on Saturday
momne ifpm thr frlms riuta. sos,
tlun. Whore he supervised the start COT
DRILLING operations pm deep siuk lhHt
hp ia making ou the r,trH Tract thfrD
iuuflhs ol mile northeast oi th, lrn.r
ol She Nuloln rnHlnttluu tompan,
Walter uwens o. m charge oi dfilhnp
operations lho irst Is practically with
~ tir proven nl fioh of tho district
Mt tarnmi announce that hr IS pYr
pared 10 $50 at least spHn irct ii poc,s,
NirN a. hiinH in an ~ producer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-22

WASHINGTON April q Dir~ti,
ea-t ~ the Vim, ridge and vs. .rilfs hi
fail northeast ~ ARA. llcs Donsl. q.
wand mhieh The British and taUadlai
troops are nov advancing The historic
rity. Ia the mids, " the D'alai plains. !,
the subject ~ he following war proa
naphy Bulletin issued from The Washing
ton headquarters n the National iifJ
asaphle sosietst
4Iliucis.l sfSm hafth a. south BY The
cAuhlifrd fiysf Senrpe. The citt If ijuuai.
which AZ ,he otthfeak OF ths var had q
thriving population 81 nrady fnlHHi, B.
situated on marahy plain H. h~ein
ginp rD,.a back 10 flalin Roman tiiuss
end during thu Numerous epIilleis which
dsoimafcd this .r,fion of FLANDERS b.
medieval days "A frsquonfif suffered M
ihe ,andA ~ English. ffeneh. Spahish.
tlernap md Flemish arAlies. ono ~ the
nasi nufAhi. contests ~ arms 10 80
history was The clty's reslstancr ~ i.oui,
81 in 1919, an event lnug celebrated
every YEAR by tho ftf, a. Nnyant Halt
. centnfy after the freueh King va. 49,
a0u7lled is.fafe its walls the place ffii
iieisfe the ~naniafd- W. 1901 h fgsilt
bowed - the lufccs II ffsnre under
i.Ouis NV ihrn came the Duke pi
Marlborough and punsa Eaesas ia 100
hli The Enslish regime was short hfed
ff thfu ysafs later n iefamf definitely
lmlt IT the French domain By tbe
TItatt 81 ttfffht
"DoeM e. eelfbnied Boz ceelcsiisstlui
history as "a popular place ~ refuge fpf
Iuf. Roman fsfholics WIN fled from
their native land dunng The reign %
uueen Elizabeth fsfdinal Aleu- rssab
lishtl SEMINARY liefn whore priests
Wefs educated fnf England and i aaH
here al.n ihff ihr test ni the ud Ifs-
ian,sri ra. prepared and iatrf en'ubinsil
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-22
WATERING OF MILK Is
ALLEGED BY The STATE


state inapectoY Johnson Files Ten
Complaints haains, Local People
win County Attorney Taylor
q " lphasan. inspector oi ihc state
iufo Food Commission. has iiol wdh
Cuuaty NitUney faViuf slsnei ,nm
plants cimfgina luW dnitfmru nl Cor
pus christi Wlth settling Skinned tud
wattfOd milk and tNu raafHumnfa with
selling Almmnl mill ihf complaints
followed ihr trHiuH ui sample that
Wrn fm,hased ln tnums thhsti ON
AWi aud % h uthu uputIFcs ot
the department according 90 luaprDiot
lolusal'. boz o statement madr Naiurlu,
tounit Attorney latlol wac "ut of
thf ,ity SATURDAY su &C. Was not huaA "a
whether Service wAs hHA nn tle rom
phnnt8 consequently thf uamta 81 thnso
tth ats named a. d,iendantt neu with.
held
Against nne af ihD daivpcn ihr state
secured Eva samples and has NltA uuu
compliant ehHfning the aal ai sllmmed
iniii without heinf properly iuhei,d. The
siatc alleging that tho sale was made a.
milk Tho state mW, a0uetdinu GO ln
praul johnson charees that when
skimnOd mlt q said li.At il must b.
lforeflt labeled
Against the snrDnl defendant aAirt
man the state chafngs that tNn pur
chases pi u,lk we've made D., state ln
srutpIa and chat an Inspection I'd Nae.
tln hv state ubrml-ts diselosed That e.
aarae amount ei water had booH pltrDl
iu tlip mNh
Aea,nsi thr third daifymnu ihe stat,
hHs lllod two oesos alleging that thl
ull purchased had hren Wptor,d th,
Inspection Hfour ihai thf tr.t had 80.
,lestd that the milk was nnr iuufth
water
taainst ihe fourth daiI,meo thr state
ha. ni,d oue charge oi settling Wsteud
milk
Against 0arh of tho restaurants co.
state has Nifi msrr alleging tbv .sl,
m skIndnoi mia in violation Nf Mw
luWsciof johnson said chat ths t..t,
mndo ne Austin Of the sample tmfcb,sed
ieRils had dnelosed waiter be- the sam
pirs wnHing Gnm teu tn thi,i, itr pet
cent Tho vases Hn tn tho rnunt, coutt
iuf AiiUoaltinn at ihU uest torn of court
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-22
LITTLE FRENCH CITY NOTED AS
HARBOR or REFUCINC PRIESTS
NOW CENTER OF BIC WORLD FIGHT

wIth the New Testament previously
Translated a l.helms. fhe Htole being
nebiish.d ~ iblnsi In i@~ as thD Eng
ilsh Kanian fsth1lif Bib and Anse "a
today a. tbe iamou, D,usi ~ Deuay
Bitle
'ril. Qualifications ~ isguai disappear
"a bong ago and 10 fhfiI piaee. psior a.
Tho ifesent var vsfr brauiiful iouir
fssii aad pni,lie eandeas Its eou.pie
nous architectural featuf. ~ the igwu
fpFohabiy DESTROYED long elnos Nv .liell
fin was TIE ht-.stafied hrlfry nf The
Hotel IT, VIII hsaufifai fiathif .fuif
iufe dating hseA a. tht hfirenih crn
inft
Before u fell a victim 10 ,he Im
tomb adfaner igaon rafis li0uai sas
thriving indnsifiai center uus If w.
most important sstsblishmerts Has
lafge cannon factory tiHss ssd chem
iesh, ropet farm implements -oap. anA
leather were aisu manufactured hcfe.
Nhiie ihf snfpe Canai afforded eacsp
water transportation for extensive ffadf
be- sfsin agricultural pfodufis aHd tDel
Among the famous figures 10 tho
world oi art and iftiffs " be- have shed
lusirr un inusi as thrir birthplace nfu
Jean hrliepambr TO- tldrf fhs painter
.ufnamnd Matte Az Conlcms Nine
iishofdes Nsimafr. tho poete-s and CSC
,auni De- Bologna the srulptpr Nost uf
iiolpgua mnHterpirses uffe rNeoited bod
itaiy during thc bat bait Di tis 49,
ifenih century end SIN rrmnin thrrn.
lut nne ~ the finest tuu nude figures
fighting b. hot 40 ufffosiInn cops
loo lead 0i che loat work 0ncf orfuplsd
.,lacf ~ hnnng ln tho lmdfanaie in front
li hfasrnusf iolleef Otfufd boot thiitg
"a wears ago a wta sDld fuf iunk b, thc
snthnfiilcs of the Institution sud thf
DlHmisf si0 innehi 10 meitrd t and
..........f.4 a. ...t.. l....l ...,.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-22
MAXWELL BUSINESS GOOD
SAILS and Delivery Of Seven Cars ne
ported Saturday ~ Bancroft
Motor Company

Bancroft MuinF Company saturday
rcrurtsi thc salr 1nd drHttf, dmIns
the wroh nf aoNop MAXWELL tutamnhlit
Ha lailnWh
acorso tulu.cor guna,ovu tour
lnn ear
D. o. rar fart corpu cmlett iom
ng Dtr
Nlr E ioheon corpus CHRISTI
rnadsttg
~ iltfar pdcm touring car
H,ursr Nikua irr,ino roadster
~ uNrnuld Mathis ipurlns ear
% ~ HATCH Corpus Christi road
atrr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-22
Educational Notes


NAN eNffrra
when the aucial ANA educational
standards ST auN community Can hc
low what Thea should ho che vvr, hest
Families and She most ambitious ,oun-
people are among the FIRST Go leave the
community in this WAY mnal Leader
shin H hcng rapidly drawn from man,
lof Inv weahh,or AGRICULTURAL looauucs
0f TEXAS Farms ave suficrine rrom th
srntcc ownership. and the eauntf, s.
rapidly declining in social ana rconom
g. prc~tiEr Tn certain fural por,
nunity ia reNas that has "a rta,a ..h...i
hUtidinE and maintains four teachr,-.
: less Than two wears age tho fnWsNln.
dialeeue took nlscc hotwccr the white.
'nN riEht boys then doing hleh .ehnoi
werk
What 40 700 do tcr pssi.mc
Welt nothing specially
'llsyc you bali team
Yes hut iys minhN wrsb
When have Nou bad nnbiic eath.
efnis 81 ans sort m thr school arli.
totium
months
What 40 sou 10 whom STUNTS,
h any
Vicea a. ~
"neS meosA q, one Of the church.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-22

s. uuous 90 ,he hon's ees' =
o neditafed csss are alle-.-
T, mrdicated eggs asr ai'e'i
o lar some time beneath : q.
u.v as a result sodium ~. ~,
81 dn.iai on thu fo~i % ~
b. tor aud used ~ o 81
remedy for lice.
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c0ScQefte ferSett
ipc5tfiid1e AnbGaeen!

@oi6inqton, 8. g., 16. OF.
Senator &a6oaette eridien Geuta Dor
Dem Stoulitee, 0a8 iealc alaeblidl
berrateriiden QuslaIiuugen unterit.
diem ioa, uuo berIailgte, Dab man
ibm Die geaen i'm erbobeilen Qnfla.
gen int Gtn8elnen borlege ttt0 linn
Die gtanlen BON 8eltgen iotpie Die
Qotuntente 3ltr gr6artung Der qts
tlogen angelic. 9adoeln or bieie
Joroernttgen in Gorm zines griefcs
Dem Genator ~95omerette i6ergcbcn
9atte, perabidieoete er ii9 tpieoer.
Sn Dem 9riefe erfl1rt 2Q6oqette
meter, ooB CT nod tntnter an Die bon
i9m in ct. Baut oufgeItelltan ge.
Doltptungcn CLAUDE. 6nls 0as So.
mltee gegettteitige 9aueiie babe, 10
pir0e ct 9otllmente porfibren, bic
ieine @ebanptuugen er9drteu. Sod
ioa Dies crit geideBer, tDenn aclrau
ms Gin3elne ge9enoe g~llltlagen ncQen
i'm er9obcn muroen. Gr iagte, DAB
man Die 8orte zines ic0en Gela.
tors ais 8a5r9eit ania)en miiiie,
bis oeren balid6eit betpieien lit. Die
8a9r9eit p9na geipeiie in 6rage AT
teller, iei cine 9eteioigung filr ben
Senator tpie aud fit ben gan3eu
Senat.
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ultcr Anife6ler bod
betoot %9eitcrben!

Ser beIon0er8 ouf 6eln 2ortbe gut
.befanute @enrp goaiteot 1T tebteu
.5onntag in Der @obuatng bon 98il.
beIm @foe, 1919 2eobentportb Str ,
i'm Qlter BON SO Sabren ge7torben.
Set As Sabren lit er IN oteier &c.
.9en0 onidiiig gelpeieu uno bot on Der
g8eit 0o0Qe StraBe cine @irtidoft
uno &eitouront betrieben bos Galt.
icnhen alS QblteigeQilartier ge.
oient Bot. 8or einen1 Sabre 8oq er
li6 bonn @eiGGft 8ttriif uno fiibrte
tn Der GamiIie bes Serrn @nt. @loe
Elm beidouIides 2aiein. Or binters
Taft 8pei 5obne, Ole in Oregon feB-
BAIT itn6. Die @earbig1ng finoet
Maitttpof, ben IL. 0ftober bon SuE-
fen & 9fiepens 2ei6enbeitattungs.
gtabIiiiement itatt,
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Der GrfcIg Der
Srcibcits11 Inlcitei
Cine itinOIide Gn6Ifriptiun BON
$3l,0O0,000 nOtlueHDig, mn
D giliOncu an erbalten.

@aibington t6. Oft. 3ie
3eid)nungen nuf Die 5tpeite 5reibeits.
anleibe bergroBerten Iia Deute be.
oeuteno. uno es bat ben anihein,
0db ltd oa8 Golf bemubt miro, tuie
n%otDenOig Der grfoI9 Der smeiten
anleibe Sllr @epinmng oteles arie.
ges lit. 0bpobl nur nod ELF Gage
Bis gum 46I9luB 0ieler anleibe ber.
bleiben, tpur0e bis lett fa1tm Elm
5editel Der %augeietten Summe bon
5 9iaionen Dollars ge3eidnet. Som
leiitigen Gage an miilIen tdglid
1881, 100000 ge8eidnet per6etL Inn
oieie gtieieuiuUme 6uiammen5u6rin.
gen.
Yr1ftoert 8ilion erlieB belte an
ale Staats. unO Darleben.8 anfen
einen Alifruf, IN ipeldem er 1ieie(ben
~nuffor0erte, ii9 Dem 9unoe8relerbe.
iplteln an8uihIieBetb ga MIR 6aour6
cine iBiteHatiide Mobiliiierung Der
Gel0relerDen ermpgltdt miro. BUR
aleifen Belt erIicb aud Serr S. ".
BanOerlip bon Der 0atIonaL 9th
9nnf in aep gorf cine auffor6e.
RING al ollie gantiere Oes 2nnoes,
@elo nur SIT iolden 8tpeden su Der.
ieibetB melde Dem arieae in Ser Ell.
iten ODER anoeren @eiie bienliA iiu0.
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DcMtieb kcin Rintcrnis
fir patrictismMs!
a~onferens bOhite1en6er Graieber;
geibeBaltnng 6es @tutidl.
uutcrridts.

Neu gprf. 16. OH. Cine,
ginlaOung 0es Broieiiors gfobert so.
WlcGlrop, nes Nadfolgers oeS 9rd.
li6enten 8ilion auf Dem 2ebrfat1l
fir @eiaidlte uro polttiIde 8iIlen,
iGaften on Der uniDeriit1t grince.
tom folgen0, bielten 5oB(reide sc.
Gebrte ur0 @r8ieber cine aonferenq
ab, Inn iber Wlittel uu6 8eae su be,
raten, nie Der potriotilde @eiIt i'm
8olfe getpedt uno geItdrtt meroeu
tonne. 9ie @%eriommlting beIdloB,
Brof. Mc@lrop NIT Der Grnennuno
bon 0rei ausi6iIIen 81 betraucn,
iDelfe Die Grstebung gum 8atriotig.
mus tn @lemeutaridulen, Wtittelidu-
len itn6 Colleges uno lIniberlitdten
organifferen iollei.
Braiioent Meiteliobn bon am6erIt
faBte bic gufga6e Der g(asidaIic In
feds Photographer %5uiantnIeil, 6eren
lebter Iatttet: nQeutlde 2itcratlr. =
aeiner Der @artreter Der Qebranital.
ten befiirportet Die 5lipen6ierunq
0es llnterridts In oeutiHer Gprade
ODER 2iteratur, pbuobt sugegeben
mirO, 0aB Die i'm @ebraltd iteben0en
2e9r6ebGlfe i'm Gimme oe8 8ars@er.
monismas eineu uu6aiIpoIlen Gin.
iluB iiben.@
an0ere aufga6en Der au8ifiIie
itn0: 4iiilnilation Der Gtaluau6e.
tllng, Gr5iebung gum 9irger.
ausuiibung Der 69uI6quIer aIs
8entren Der 8olfsbil0ung. g}eot.
iion Der S6uIbiider. 9erDens
Dung be8 totem aapitol8 ser Timber.
uIm. 8ur 6orocrung potrio.
Gr5iebung.
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Gin ltebcrbli6 iiber
Sic HcnorcS arbeit!

@oi6in9ton, 16. Oft. SSyn Der
8unocsbouptItnot lit elm bon 20. &C.
2oomis, Dem $ilfsiuperintcnoent 5es
acknowledgements oe8 Repr1ien.
tdntenbalie$, ousgear6eiteter ututli-
der lleberblif iiber bic 9dtigfcit oes
3ongroiies pd6ren0 ieiner lebten Ga.
gung berofienttift. 9ericl6e berid.
tet ni6t nur iiber ollie beion0eren
Griegsborla8elL ioHoerr aud fiber
cine Menge gendidtc @eiddftc; CT
fi6rt ole in oieier Sogung anqes
tlorlmetlen @eiete betrcfis Der inter.
%notionalen Gage lln0 gibt gum erften
W2ale cine poaitdn0ige ueberiidt
iiber ben 5tan9 Der @elabae6lnq
Bis gum 8egign Der or0entli6en "a.
aung i'm 0e5ember.
81 Dem aapitel fiber bcmerfens.
fperte Qorgdnge begifmt Der lleber.
blid NIT 4rdiioent 8iIion8 8roflo.
nation born 81. Mar3, nit Ser Der
stoflgreB our nllBcror0entlthen Eas
glin8 einberufan mtr6e, un0 idlieBt
init Dem @mpfang Der iapnnii4en
a~rie9sfonmiifioH Int Ieprdientan.
tenbauie an 5. Septam6er. Sic
bom Rrdiioenten an 15. 02at inter.
3eldnete 0orlage, In Der $3,28t,.
09454t fHr 8pefe oe8 Scores nn6
Der 6lotte ou~s9elporien tper0en, miro
aI8 Die groBte 8cpiQigung be8eid.
net, Die 1T 0ieiem ooer irgeno einem
an0eren 2anoe Bis balm auf elm.
nal aanddt rpuroe; Der an 6. Otto.
ber bonn 9rdiioeuten Undergraduate
9adtra8sctot hon $685., 666, 0t6
nit Grmddtigltng 31t meiteren 3lpei
MiIiarben Collar lit Die b6dIte
ein3elne gelpiai0una, Die %iiberbaupt
1eutals IN oieien ooer einem on0e.
rem 2aroe a%a0cnommen pur0e.
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Gcnigcnb GO6Ie bor6nnSen.

@oi4ington, Q. g., is. Oft.
Sto9TeHpertpoIter @arfiel0 bat ocitcrt
b%efonnt 9egeberL 6oB @elneinoeu, Die
ao9Ion bauotigeu. oieielben 81 SIC.
9iernngsprciien crbalten f6nnen, 0a
Der &orrat groB gcnua it, Inn Sen
8eourfniilen 81 entiprehen. mira.
gen ioQen an Die ao1lenberiualtllr.
gen Der ein3elneu Stantcn genlodt
iueroett. IS tuuroe ie0od) 0ubor ae.
lBarnt, bic ao1len, Die it6 altf Dem
&ran8port b%eftn0en, bon Den itQbtf.
iden 9eb6rOen beid(aglabmen st
laiIen mie 0as on etnigen 9rten &c.
idebeu lit.
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GrhaIt 35 an6re Nrfannnia.

@oribftelb, DO, is. Oft.
Glanoe 8ierio[ mar0e geIteru oben0s
INN 1926 bon ben @eidmorenen Ser
Gntfiibruna 0e8 fleinen 2lono Sect
iduloig befunoelt. Gr er6ieIt So
Sabre @efdnani8. Sein 8~ertei0ioer
bat eineit nelteu 4ro8eB beontraat.
Die GItern oes entfibrten ainoes,
iopie Die Glteru un6 G6iueIter 0es
Angeflagten, ipnren BEL Der Berlin.
0ianna 0es llrteil8 8ltqpgen. 9as
entfilbrte Stin0 lpar ipdtcr in einem
9rtnnen tot m4faefultoen por0en.
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9aIten 4 Minnten Innaf 9lrben.

SIN 2aufe Der iebigen imo font
menoen 8ohe iuerben Georer lit ben
beriGieoenen 5beotern i'm SntereIie
Der a%ireitcn 6reibeitsanLeibe A Minit.
ten LANCE ae0en baIten. 9urA 0ieie
fnrde aniprodlen fnuroe 6ag Snter.
|eiie on ben 6reibeitsbon6s erithtlidl
erregt. Ger ausidluB beridtet tber
Rbr cute Gcrtidritte.
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gliLdpreile lpdlactrieGen.

&imenpoIis, is. Oft. @ei
.einem 8erb6r ii6er Die @lildfihlatior
'beaeugte o.. IS. 4oge, 4raiiOent Ell.
mes bieiiaen MiI9geidaftes, BAL
GARNER. petfle Der Stuin Gitp @ili
Bro0uters Aifn onge6orcn, Is
Gents fir Die @aIone @lil6 erbal,
ten ipdbren0 auoeren MIR IL Gents
ootir ba8abIt per6eu. Geo. Smith,
Gin antUalt fir cine Mediterranean.
Iation, iagte aus, Dab in 0ieIen Sal,
len bon Der 8c%reinigung onfgetoufte
Wild 8erit6rt nitr0e, I'm 0en 9reis
ouf IL Gents 3l balten.
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Acknowledgment
Scr S0riterinnen!

9ie @t. Morp MogoaIeno Court
go. sol, 90. g. o.. 8, piro am
0onnerstag, ben Is. Sftober,
aben08, in Der Ell. 0}ar9 Magoalene
Safe, an netu3e6nter unD Dodge
6troBen, Elm aartenfrdn8den beror.
Italten, bel benz alt6 berihieoene
bii6ide @reiie our gerteilung font
men. @aitglie0cr uno 5reunoe 1tno
gum @eiltf ber3LidTt eiuaeIo6en. Ser
gintritt5preis betragt rs Gents per
@erion.
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appeaiereu an Gnflanb's Seere nnt
Warinc.

gettogroo, 16. 2fto6er.
9o8 8citral grefutibfomitee oeS
ante8 Der Qrbeiter uuD Solooter
Fat einen energtifen 4ppeG an biz
0ffi8iere uno Manihaften oes rltI
iiideu Scores un0 Der 3totte gerif).
tet, I'M DEM ueuen G6tog 6ea
6ein6es @ioeritou0 3u Ieiiten.
@lci6e 9pfcr oaer berer binter Der
6ront mltr0en Den Ronmifaften in
Der 6ront beriprodcn.
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9os neue $oipitnt Der me6i8iniIden a6teilung
Der Nebrasfa Staat5ltniberiitdt miro morgelt M2itt.
mod, ieierlid er6ffuet ino Dem Stadt ~ibergeben mer.
Dem. Dieter @roatbaut Der ib AZ. uno DelueD
aberue erbebt, prtr0e bon unIerem uob[befunnten
uf6 gei6dbteu oerttidamerifaniiAen Mitbirger, benz
arhiteften Sobn 2ateuiar, Der olBer belen onoeren
Encouragement @allidfeiten oud] 0o8 @cridt8gebdll0e
beg Douglas County errthtete, %enttporfen. 8ieIe8
SnIitllt ion Defenders ieneu 8etpo6nern Rebrasfa8
oientn bic ib lpegen finnu5ieIGen sdpierigfeiten font
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Der SeueridbaScn
I'M Ianias Gitp!

aanias Gitn no., 16. Oft. =
|9ie bieiige 8iebbof.@ eieaidaft qof
in elmer Grfldrung befannt, oof
ettpa 1900 Stif Gin6uieb 1lnl
.3,100 Shpeine Spfer oes beutiqetI
9ron6eS in ben 8iebbofen mur0en.
etiua 25 9der Der anIngen fuorprl
BON 5elter erreidjt iuorOen. aae
eiicubabnab NIT altsnabme Ser
@tiiiourt Gacifie, haben Sic 8ieb.
.beforoeruu8 nod aonios Gin eittge,
iteat.