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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-21
70 OBSERVE SAFETY
FIRST DAY AT FAIR
holhsfs Congress Day 0sslgnalsd---pTssl'
dsul Knight tlpsols Full Attendance

Recognizing the importance Of the
safety first movement, the State Fair
,f Texas has designated Monday, Oct
10, as safety first day at the l9l7 ex-
position and special observance Of the
day Will be arranged The annual
meeting Of the Texas Safety First or
ganization win be held in Dallas Oct
Is and l6 and it is expected that
large number of the members Of this
organization will be on hand for the
meeting,
President r. f. L. Knight has also
announced that Friday, Oct 10, will
be set aside as Mothers Congress day
at the 1917 fair. In conference with
officers Of the congress, President
Knight was told that there would be a
large attendance and that the meeting
of the congress would be made one Of
the * atures Of the fair
Secretary w. II. Stratton announced
that plans have been completed for
remodeling the dairy barns where the
dairy cattle are exhibited and where
the dairy demonstrations are held. The
entrance to the building will be rebuilt
to make the front much more attrac
tive and the interior will be rear
ranged and improved. giving wider
aisles and other conveniences, lack OF
which has heretofore proved somewhat
of handicap.
Interest in County Exhibits.
Particular interest is being shown
this year in the county exhibits and
correspondence on Tile in the secre-
tary's office indicates that greater
number Of counties will exhibit than
ever before Bountiful crops through
out practically every section Of the
State have given almost every county
wonderful products to display and
large numbers of counties are taking
advantage Of these opportunities
This. coupled with the fact that free
exhibit space is offered in a com
modious, well-lghted and wel-venti-
lated building, will undoubtedly make
the county exhibit of great value, ac-
cording to Secretary Stratton One
section of West Texas has signed
up for more than twenty counties and
others are expected to enter
President Knight is particularly en-
thusiastic about the amusement pro
gram which has been arranged for the
1917 fair
I'VE are looking forward to enter
tanning between 1,250,000 and 1900
000 people at the 1917 fair" President
Knight said, "and we want to be pre-
pared to satisfy perfectly all Of these
folks. Last year, it will be remem-
bered, the attendance at the State
Fair was little over a million With
the bountiful crops of the present sea
son and these crops bringing higher
prices than was ever before known,
there is going to be period Of great
prosperity throughout Texas. The
people are going to have more money
than ever before and they are going
to have a good time on part Of the
surplus. This means, to my mind,
that they are going to flock to the
j State Fair in numbers such as have
never before been dreamed Of and that
attendance records Of the past will be
smashed to smithereens.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-21
cAKNEeIE LIBRARY BULLETIN

Gaylord Bros. OF Syracuse, New
York, lave issued an Emergency War
List Of books. The Carnegie Library
has the. following titles from the list:
Noyes Lord of Msrule.
Bushnell Ambulance No. TO-
Bleneau-The Nurses Story.
Empey Over the Top.
Turczynourcz-When the Prussians
Came to Poland.
asheller-Keeping up with Lizzie.
Bennett-How to Live on Twenty
four Hours a Day.
LOcke-The Wonderful Year
Wells-Mr Britlng Sees it Through.
Cod, the Invisible King.
The Library is daily receiving u. S.
Farmers Bulletins which will be Of
great help in practicing war economy.
The following have recently been re.
ceived:
Canning Tomatoes in the Home.
Poultry Management.
Standard Varieties Of Chickens.
Canning Vegetables in the Home.
Canning Of Fruits and Vegetables.
How to Select Foods
Principles Of Nutrition.
Drying Fruits and Vegetables in the
Home.
Home Canning by the one-period Cold
Pack Method
Preparation Of vegetables for the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-21
Get Your Hudson Super
Six Now While You Can
Present Prices Can Not Last
Long. 81 Cars Have
Already Advanced

to $500 to the retail price OF cars It
forced former $1,000 and s14OO cars up
to approximately the price Of Hudson
supersix.
Hudson prices for the time being Re,
main unchanged Judged by todays
material market the super-six would
have to sell at approximately $1,000
Today you can get seven passenger
phaeton at $3.50. Such prices can NOT
be continued when the supply Of nas
terials now on hand IS exhausted. You
save money by buying your Hudson
SuperSix now.
People never compare the SuporSix
with ears sold at or near its price. It
has always been likened to cars selling
at hundreds Of dollars above its price.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-21

From the standpoint Of real value
the Hudson supersix is the lowest
priced car on the market
Recent price advances on 81 cars
have entirely upset the usual stand
ards by which motor car values have
been determined IN each price group
cars naturally found their own place.
But now, because some makers must
supply their material wants in the pres
cnt high market anu because Hudson
has limited supply bought last year,
the selling prices Of cars do not indi-
cate their values
Those companies which faced the ne
cessity of buying materials IN the high
market had TO advance their prices in
proportion IL added as much as Sl0e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-21
COMES FROM AFRICA
TO SERVE THE U. S. A.

e. D. Rank, who will hold the rank
or major when he lands in France next
spr'ng and is now camp secretary in
charge OF the y NJ c A. work at Fort
Sill ,pent a couple Of hours in Chick
asha yesterday afternoon on his way
to Wicnita, Kansas. and Fort Riley, on
official business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-21

Classified adverrfsstnents. sucn aa
Wanted" /" 'pFor Kent" "For sals,'
etc. Will positively not be received for
the Express py phone. They must be
brought to the office. Please do nct
phone them, it is embarrassing to US
to refuse to receive them. 11-sH
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-21

Small Vegetable Garden
Fresh fruits and vegetables as con
servers Of other staple foods
Homemade fireloss cookers and
their use.
Nuts and their uses and food.
Three short courses in home maxim
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-21

Results Yesterday,
At Philadelphia 3. Chicago 5. (ll in
nings).
AT Washington 9 ST. Louis a.
At Boston O. Detroit second game
called on account Of darkness).
AT New York ., Cleveland G.
Games Today.
Chicago az Boston.
ST. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
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State Of Oklahoma, County Of Gra.
dy, S..
l. !. w. WILSON, cashier Of the above
named bank DO solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
OF my knowledge and belief so help
ne God
J. w WILSON Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
18th day of September 1917
JOHN j HODEL,
(Seal) Notary Public
My commission expires March, Is
1921
Correst-Attest;
M.F. COURTNEY,
C. r. PHILLIPS,
Directors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-21
:. 4 q + = T. v y = = = 4 y
=
NATIONAL LEAGUE &
How Thcy 5rand Today.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
AT Pittsburgh 9, New York 9.
At Chicago-Philadelphia, rain
At St Louis-Brooklyn, rain
Games Today.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-21

At theoutbreak of the war between
the United States and Germany Major
Rank was in charge Of the Y M. G, A..
work in the West African campaign.
connected with the forces Of General
Boiha. He came Immediately to Amer
lea and received commission in X NJ.
G A. service with the American forces.
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No. ma

Publishers Report Of the Condition Of
THE FARMERS STATE BANK
OF chickasha, Oklahoma.
Sept II, 1917.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Der critic 2lmerikaner
TN Srankreicb beoraben
Sin MIatrpie NIT btm beutIden ga.
men Geinaarbt flel bonn Sd)iff
Mnn ertrauf.

Mai9ingtorL 26. Suli. Of.
fi8ielIe Qepeide hon 9aris meI0et,
ndB Der anerifaniide Matroie 2tis
Meinbarot Der erite omerifoniide
Goloat qetoeien lit, Der fp09reno oes
arieges 3fuiiden ben Scr. Staten
mo 2eiitihlan0 onf iron56iiidem
Nooea beer0igt murbe. naIs cine
Gode non biitoriidem syntereIie@,
DeiBt es hi Der bon oent aopitGn
Gaile, 4ttade Der ati1erifaniidett
gotiAaft, aufgegebateu 3epeide,
umofte ih sur arnutni3 briiqen.
oaB Der erite omeritoniide 5ol0dt,
Der III Dem arieae gegeu 0eutidJ.
lano ieiu 9e6en berlor, Der Wlutroie
2lis ~gleinbar0t 9etpeieu it, Stein.
borot fiet In eineiu fran80iiiden
&afen uber goro un0 ertranf; iein
9eiduiaIn mltr0e bier Gage ipdter
tegra6en atf Dem 6rie0bofe eiues
franB0fii9eR Qorie3 tnltr0e Der Ser
itorbene nit militariiden gbren BE-.
eroiat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Die rlelte 3ett.

Die BAG .8srIiner 9agebIdtt" mad
qrager 3eitung8msIbungeH beri6te
fpnen i'm Qaufe bieies Monats foIgenbr
Decentralization ins 0fterrei6tfde Ser
rsn6dus berufen perben: Der 5iitori
fer Or, 6rteoiung, Der GheFrebatteu
Der ~gsuen 5reien preFe@ MoriB 8e
nebitt, Der Gbefreoatteur bes rReuel
Wiensr 5agebIatts" uno langidbrigg
8oriBenbe Der internatioudIen grsHe
gtreinigung NilbeIm Singer, nnb bs1
Baron 2puis bon Rotbi4ilo, gbef beS
Miensr 8ontbuufes RptbTdiIb. 3ad
elmer tps'tersn Meloung 0iefes gldttes
befinbet ii6 aud Der 9rdii6ent Der
Wisner isroeIitiidsn aultusgemeinbe
Or. Stsrn unS Der Standardization Der
QnslDsO siterreidifden 8ant qsofsFor
Or. 2unbesberger auf Der Cite Der ner
gu srnsnnenben Mitetteosr bes 0erren.
haufes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
GnolanSs 6ctrcibcs
prcSMkticnspctlaoe!
Nritiidc Mrgitrnng nimmt gr0ftes
SntereKe M Der Anuabwe
herielben.

-2cnonL 26. Suli.-Qic @i6tig.
lett, mef6c ole Reaieruno Der Qe.
battc iiber Die @etreioe. 4ronuf.
tions &orloge betmibt, melde Be.
.itimmt, ben 5armern fir gentle
Wetreioeiortcn olf cine &eibe BON
Sobren nod benz &riege feite Mini.
matpreiie Su gebelt, III aus elmer Gr.
fldrltng beS 5iibrerS Der @egier.
urespartei erlidtlid, In iuelder Die
a4iffproerullg an 8eflrmorter Der
.8orlooe, Der 3ebotte ~bei8umobnen,
.Dreiulol ltnteritriden lit ui6 in mel.
der Der abidnitt, neldcr fir 8ornt.
arbeittr eincn Min0eItlobn bon
$6.25 per ISOLDE boriiebt, ols iuc.
ientlid bc8eifnet miro. Soipobl Die
9cfiirporter ipie Die @egner Der
gorloge geben Der ue~berSeuqung
Qusorud, bab Die @cfobr abgemen.
Oct perben miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
GnelanS eibt Sriidbte
fir SdbweSen frei!

2ouoolL 26. Suli. Sir Ga.
ulueL g0orts, Der 8rdiioent oes bri.
tiideu 8riIengeriAtes, bot entIdies
ben, 0dB Die 1900 Gornen getrod.
meter 5rii6te aus qmerifa. ipelde,
mie tiir3lid beriftet iporoen mar.
auf alpei 3ampfern beidlaQno9mt
wor6en norcn, frei9egebet ltlo an
Die idneoiide a%ommiiiton, an tpeIde
ite fonitgniert ruoreu, beraltsgegebeu
peroen miiien.
@ie Der 8idter bin3ufigte, bot
bic idlpeoiide aoumiiiton Ole 90.
rortie gegebeH, 0aB ollie gtftifel, mel.
dc tie be3iebt, aud lit GdpeOen
iel6jt berbraudJt tper0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
SabaQeric ais grtiQerie.
Ndt meme Ne9imenter fir 8un0es-
armee beitimmt.


@ai6inatetL &c. Sltli.-Ra6 et,
rer erloiienen 0rber iollett aft nelte
Reainenter aabol(erie, alis9erilitet
uno altsgebiloet ols artiQerte, 10
idnel, ols iid) lire 0raaniiiertng
erm0gliflen ldBt, Der 9unoesarmee
iibertniefen merben.
Die 8iIouftg Der ad)t aoballerie.
Reaimenter mar oltrd bic 4rnee-
Bill alitoriIiert moroen, oa ieoof
%itarfer MorQeL on 4rtttlerie beltebt,
fiibrtc oo8 ariegs3 eportement iic
our idlpeten GPI0artillerie aber. Pm.
here aoboIlerie- Detofefneut8 erbal,
ten au56il0ung ol5 s5f1fonteriitcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Cine yQdaie"s etatifit.

8ds i'm 8erlauF btsfes arisges al
tieI ~gstporbene 9duIeproblsm bat a.
mgIiI6er mtIitdrarst Or. gtdtod f.
eben I'm sfue fatitiI6e 1lnterIuduna
berei9trt. CT bot Bel Mannf6dftsf
aus ben tpsftIt9en GdGbeugrdbsu BIZ
2dnfe geadblt, unb 9ibt in elmer eng
IiT4eu msbtsiutf4en 3eitidriFt fol
genbe 3dhlen betannt: SIN san3en ma
rem So prossnt Der 9sute berlauf
Gang pbne 2dufe fparen 4.9 proaeui
l biz 10 Qduis batisn 41.9 prDaent
10 BIS 20 fdnben ftd Bel 1915 grosent
20 Biz 80 bel lat qrusent; 80 Biz
100 BEL 11.2 prossnt; 100 BIB $50
BET 40 9roseut, unO mebr ols $50
botien 90 9roasnt Der untsriu4tsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
soaberbare Cite.

Cine feItfdme dnrutenbe Gttte, BIZ
in ibrst tteferen 8ebeutung duf ref,
si6ie QnI6auungen suriid3ufiiAren II
tpurbe ieBt aua In ibren lsbten Hefte
abgef6afft. dis Gube bes neuu5ebr
ten Sahrbunberts berriate in @panier
nod algemetn Der 8raud, bdB, tDera
Der Sdarfridter, ri4tiaer gefdgt be,
Center, fem amt Dol3ogen bate, {
foFort burd @enbarmen eefe7elt mi
in cine Gsfdngnis5eGe psrbradt pur.
be. Na4 einigen 9tuoen fam BAN,
eth bon einem Geriatsbtensr bsgtettsttt
gsrtretsr Der Jufti8 gu benz 6enter.
unb es entfpann fid foIgenoe 3pis
Ipra9e: r@6arfrt4ter, @te finb onge
tlagty etnen Menfden getotet gu ia.
benz Dorauf anttportste Der Gn9s
.fduIbigte: nSa, oas entipridt bel
Dobrbett." .WssboIb begtngen 81,
ben Moro2" lin Dem @efeBe gu &c
borden un6 bas manbot gu erfRaer
oos mir bon ben 9ert9ten abertrager
nurbe." 9aranf tpurbe iogGet4 Ct"
grototuG aufeenommen, bds be-
Gdarfridtsr unter5eidnete; am fol
genbeu Sage erIieb bant Elm Ridh
sugnniten beg 6enters Elm freifpreaen'
Des rrtsil, t~porauF man Jpn in Grei9ei'
{eBte, nodoem er pisrunb5pan3iq
@tunben ME Elm @erbre9er bs9anoeIt
tuoy6sn mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
Sa6en Mamn-8 eiet i6crtrcteu.

sSrou M0ie Clemens bon Center
billie ipurbe bon Den 8unoesbeb6r.
ben bier rlttcr Der anflage Der.
boftet. iid seqer bas glann @eieb
NIT Dem @eid1ftsreiienOen Gobert
Stoonober, and bon g~erterbile,
NIT benz Iie ais heiiett otlgcblide
Satin berlln1gereiit 1T, bergangen
3u bo6erl. Sn Der @eieQidoft Der
8eioen befano iid lire 8~ebnid1rige
Iodter, Die geItern BON ibren 8a-
Ter obgehoIt nlr0e. Sdoonober be.
fiuoet iid in Sioug Sails, Q. @, in
-&nft. -
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9empiep, g6ef Der @e6eimpOlisei.

4oli8eidef 8tumn bat leitte Dem
Sta0trot Bic Grncntlltug .6es @olt,
3eibauptnonns 9t. s. 9empieo gum
Gbef Der @ebeimpoli5ei oniteaa oe8
abgeiebtett MlaloueD porgGihtagen.
Sauptmaun 9atudo ioG 3eutpiens
Blot c~iune9nten 1ln0 3oIt8iit Soc
9seil miro ols 8dtltaos gtoAfoIger
borgtidIa9en. Sic bei3en 9eteftibs
llnaer uuo SIGNING ioIlen lpieoer
4niiStibienit herridten. mon 0,
8beeler, 8oIi3iit bon 3unoee, ioll
Serqeatt iiber Die 0iItrifte 8enioti
nuo 9lln0ee meroen. ytoa onoere
aen0erungen iinb borgcidlogen NOR
Ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
StrnhenilberfaQe

Qnt heaen Y}ittag mur6e Mitt.
mod Der 1909 Dodge etrdBe mob.
renoe 81. q. Batfins Gfe s. uno
Qooea port 6traBe bon eineln nit
ciuent Gebolpar benaffuetelt aerL
il6erfaI(en ltno 8ltr 0~eraus9aba iei.
uer $S.75 betraqenoen 9urid)oft &C.
3pttnqeu.-am @eitenbe Der 9olt-
alos StraBen6riide foitt6e Mtittnof
obeio 21le 9ottnq bon Mtiiiouri
@aIep bon eirtem Banotten Inn SIS
belaubt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-26
9nngrs &aaabonOenpaar feitsenOm.
ann

Der ott8ebnidbrige 0eneD 5cri6-
ner huo Die 8rpei Sabre iiingere Ga.
roIine &eB lpuroen W2ittipOh mtt
ben 6rodtb0fen Der Mod S5Gono
gabn m Council 8luff8 feitgenom.
men. Betoe Daren iebr 0itrftig ge.
fleioet uno b~ebattpteteu, lett 36
feinen 9iiien gegeiieu 8u
baden. Mian berabreifte linen elm
GIien ltno benohridtigte Die 8e.
BORDEN BON gorf. @e5., bon no ods
ausreiBerpaar itammen min, Dos
ais bItnbe 8aiiagiere auf 6radt.
3iigen bierber gefobren NOR.
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GenlintSttu5eH.
9RtsrsKaHts Grinurrungen an oas
aIte Wnratbeater.

our tirslt9eu Mottnse ber rgereit
f6aft" I'm 3beater in Der SOIefiiabi
{4rtibt cine Dame 6er .Diensr 5reten
preTe": ,Das 8erIpreheu 1interm
6erb," bas nd9 pielidbrigsr pauie
fpiebsr our Quffiibrlng gelangte, &C.
b0rte urn bic Mlitte bes bprigen Sdhrt
bunberts gu ben 3ugitiden oes alter
Burgt6dters. Geine grobte Qn5ie9
nnqstrdft lag in Der Mitpirtung b.
Dtt6auer. Mdtbtl0e @ilbdusr ma,
meines gDtFens bic ein3i9e Daritelle
rim, bic gleid3ettig Der Burg INT
benz SoFoperntbedtsr nddit ber adrnt
nertor, ME ss offi8ieq bieb, berPfltate
mar, 70 baB bag pubIitar: ieinem
QiebIing beute aIs 4Iite in nRpbeti
Der 2eufeI" suiubeIu, monen iiber bas
Ndn6l TN .8erfpre9en 9interm 9erp
in bellies Gnt5iidsn geraten tOnute
Die @ilbdlsr tstfte fi4 In bic Gbrsa
bes EbQnbs init bern beri6mten Roni
fer Bedmanr, Der ala Baron @trtBD.
fstnsn 9aupr tn alien 5aaben idiGtT
lieb. Sem GtHdfen gtrg retit bal
bonals it1r beliebte, feute gdnslio
bergsTeae 2u'tFpteL r3uradfesun9
BON benz sbenio ~bsrgsFsnen SdrtftfteI
Ter 9ottOr Gopfsr borar. Gstne,
5auptrtij madte bas 8uiammsnfpiel
spelsz gsrl1mibeiten aus, tpie fe moi
feine dnbere Gi9ne bamuts d~uf3upei'
fen bate: Maris gee6at1, Bic eri
bsutfde GragSbin i6rer 2eit, nit
Suite Neumann, bic gefeierts Raipt
Marsn baS 0priteluugen, mo man biz
6eefa6, bic Neurndnu unb bic Obi.
bauer an ettetn @benb bepuubsrt
tonnte! ...
ST Sesbd6 berIteB batb bdrau
Dter, um loren @te8es3ug burdl
DeutI6Idnb auIsunebmen, 2utsGer
Reumann, bic SD6tcr Der .MamG
5aisinser," fagte Der 8ibne 2ebetpobi,
UNI ala @rdfin 660nFsIb mad gra5
gu aieben; bag fdledtefte 2os sog Biz
I 8itbauer. Mo1t erbieIt fs f4 nod'
idbreIang duf Der 9obe Der gefeisrtsa
Sdngerin, aber aud fs muBts srfd9
rem, baB bic @unF bes qubIttum
tparbefbdr III; unb als fe fia BON b.
Dper bur6dus nidt trennen tonuiG
tpurbe iie zines Qbenbs ausas8tfdt
Sie betrat Die 8a1re nidt me9r uu
frat aus i9rer 3urldgeaogenhett, b
fie NIT ibren unbermdbIt gebIiebens
Sdpeftsrn u10 atpet uralten 9ieue%ia
men tettte, nidt me4r hsrDor. ST.
paFouerbof, ~segenaber Der fd6ne'
atras gu moria am geitobe, bautoi
@albatorgaifs II. ieBt qaFausrpIas G
bate fe cine fir uniere beutigen &c
griffe rsdt befdet6sHe Dp6ntng H.
etnern i9tper ertlimmbaren btertel
Stodtpert inne. Don bort mar Fe al
bIibeubes, junges M}db4en sur 9im-
gegangen, BON bort tpuroe bas .glanbf
3u @rdbe eetrogen ~.
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aanaOa madjt feline 1tnteriditOe.
Ius felublidlem Mnslano itammenbe
Sciuhrr miiien gargerpapierc
USer 8ebnrtsihein ba6eu.

@oi5inoton. 26. 3utt. Gos
Staots 0epartemettt qibt befunnt,
Dab @erionprl, pelde tentpordr fanu.
biides @ebiet betreten molten. teineB
8aiIes poer nnherer 3otuntente be.
oitrfen. es iet 6enn. fie itanlmen
aus BeinoesIon0. 2ebtere iotlen tbr
glrgerpapier mitnebmenb iHlo ger.
ionen, bic omar In ben Ser. Staa.
ten geboren iin0, obcr ufeinoli6er
9erfunft@ limo, mitiien eirleu &c.
burtsihein bel itd) baden.
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IS mar III 1sih.

gus g9ilbit 8nogettS in Suo.
Qmoba @iittmo8 nahmittag bas
9icItauront BON Gruinor, 2601 81
Str, betreten bottle, uuroe CT plot.
lid bon Der Stbe itbernlannt uuo
~itilr3te benuBtlDs nieoer. Gr fam
je6od) bolo mieoer 81 iih mo puroe
uad ieiuer @obnutg gebradt.
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111arktberiMtc

9maba. 26. SuIi.
fiubbie6 3ufubr 2175.
geefltiere bette fclts nfloere IL
t5c nieoriger.
@ltte 6is bette &eepes 1856
GSifteindB. geepcs 12.O0-t275
@elp0bnl. geepes 10.00-1i.5 30.
@ute, bette SdbrIittge 1900
1850.
MftteInt. SabrIipse 12.00-12.60
@en6hnl. sSdbrlinge 9.75--11.5 80
@ute B. bette @eines@ecpes 1919
-11.75.
@ute +. bette @eioes9eepas 1918
-t1.75.
gaitfeInr. @eibe.g eepes a.b0-
1850.
@en66nIi6e geepes s.25-9.25.
saiibe 1lno Sellers bette ten, az.
0ere tO-15c nieoriger.
@ute biz bette aiibe 8.75-9.75.
MsitteImaBige ailbe 7.75-S.7b.
@etpobnlide 5.50--7.50.
5toterg ullo JeeOers 15-25t
nieoriger.
Gutc bis bette 6eeOers 8.75
$50.
gem6bnIide 6.75-7.50.
Suite, bette Stofers 100000.
6tod Sellers 10000.
6tof aiibe 6.50-7.50.
Seal a1Iber 9.00-13.00
Seal adlber 9.00-14.00.
gua IND Stqg8 6.50-10.00.
5dueine 3uflDr 1890; gSarft
felt bis 10c bober.
9urdiduittspreis 14.50-l4.I5.
8ohlter 4reis 1866.
Sdufe 3ufnbr 5000.
Cute uno bette Scbrlinge $50
1850.
Cute lno bette 2dmmer t4.75
1926.
suite unb bette 91utteridafe $50
$50.
Suite mo bette @iOoers 300
1926.
8ee6er 2dnmer 4. 25--t5.S0.
6eeoer Sq6rlinge 10.50-t1.75.
6eeoer Wtlitteridafe 6.00-7.50.
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perionalien!

SER g. 81. Qooir 5efretdr Der
0maba 2oan & Building Qiiocias
tion lit nah Bolton gereiit Inn Ser
geationalfonbention Der Ser. Stoo.
ten 2ig1 Der @au- uno 2eibgeien.
idaften bei3utpobuen. Bon Der ge.
oeutllng oieier 8ereiuigung fam
man iid einen 8egriif maiden. tpenn
man in 9etradt 5iebt, bob ole nit.
glie0suereiniqungen Elm 8erm0qen
BON $14S4 205,875 beiiben.
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0at iidl aeLo6nt.

Ole @ereinigung Ser bieiiGen So.
teIbeiiber bot bent bieiigen Soften
Sfrell3 Die 5ttmute bon $3.4S6 itber.
mieien, meIde Die Ginndbnten aus
Der @orfii6rlluq 6es artcasbiIbes
nQie 5dlod)t an Der Marne" in Der
bcreonqenen ISOLDE bartlett. Die
9atbe 60, Die 9eiieerin Der 9il.
0er, BAT Dem 0otionolfotnitee oes
&oter areu5e8 tbren @etpinn bon
tnltieuo Collars 8ltfoutmen lolien.
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Mnnitinnsfn6rif ern6rrt.

Neiroaro0, 26. Suli.-Ylit Nd
ifjinengeioehren neriebene aoidfen
belagerten bic non @egenrbolutto,
noreu geIeitete 92ilnitionsfobrif ST.
oestroe8f, Dem golnerf Der 9ol.
iheDsfis, lruo 5luangen bic gertei.
iif SIT ergeben. 6ieben Bit1.
rer plroen aefangen fortgeidleppt;
Die ii6rieen 3eboIutiondre IieB man
~laufen.
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Gienitbefreinngs6sfOrOe bat am 81.
9nIi Gitung.

Die w}itglieoer Der gunoesoi-
itrift. neutrality-suspicious. miro
81. SltIi in Der Office oGs @ou-
berneurs gtebitle IN 2incolu gu
iamme1fommeu, I'M iid 5u or8ani.
iieren mo fir Die @erb6re Der Zip
plifonten 3atcn feit8uieten.
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Gis6crge in 8eiuegnng.
6ciHbe Der Sdiffa6rt MAIDEN ben
gtlant. G5cnn uniider.

Bolton, %, SuIi-Su Der g}a9e
bon Gape giace, Qeufun0lan0, lit
cin Gisbera geiidtet woroeu, ser
iddbungsmeiie bunDcrt SUB bod
lno 300 SUB lang mar m1o Der.
idie6ene 3ertIiiftete 5piten nuf.
mics.
2ie Nodridt tpuroe bon eincnt
tI6erbradt Der aus einem
europ0iideu @ofen bier eintraf.
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enhn eridlna finenen l@ater.

G0eboIt, Ga, 26. Sui. Der
5arnter 5obn 3eigbom ir. ruur0e
qitf ieiner fiili Meilen iiiooitlih BON
bier beIegennn 6arm bon feinem
1Si19rigen Sobn Geo eridoIien. ais
0ieier feline 6rau grauiam idIug
mo miB6an0elte. Ser iugenolide
alor0er lit %entflo6en.