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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-24
Confronts Great Adversary.

The non -German world is. then. at
the present time confronted by an ad
versary who combines unboundfng am
bition and insufferable arrogance with
unexampled efficiency and unscrupu-
lousness without limit. We Americans.
far removed as we are from the scene
Of Germany's first efforts to realize
her ambitions, form an important part
Of the non-Teutonic world. We must
not lull ourselves into security because
of the remoteness Of our geographical
situation or the pacific character of our
purposes. The Germans of the present
day despise our capacity, envy our
prosperity, and are not inclined to COM
ply with our desire to pursue the even
tenor of our ways in the continents
which we have colonized and developed.
We have further in German preten-
sions q direct attack upon the kind Of
life which we have chosen to live. Two
characteristics have distinguished the
modern European life in which we have
a share. The first is internationalism,
the second is democracy.
Internationalism Is the solution which
we have been endeavoring, and success
fully endeavoring, to reach of the prob
lens incident to the national state The
most noticeable phenomenon of modern
European political life has been the
development OF the national state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-24
Prefers Aviation Section.

Corp. Arthur L. Shreve of Battery n
112th Field Artillery. Is the only man
from the Observation-Disclosures of Columbia
artillery outfit entering the aviation section
report to the commandant at the School
of Military Aeronautics at the University
of Illinois. at the training camp. Urbana
NJ His transfer takes him into the
Signal Corps with reduction from cor
poral to frst-class private at his own
request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-24

ueVeiopment OF hostile relations DC
tween states. and. on the other, would
ment OF such disputes as might arrive.
americas past history thus causes her
20 nave peculiar interest in the FUR
!ner development OF the principles OF
internationalism.
Cannot Be Realized.
The maintenance even OF the accept
ed principles of internationalism is.
however, inconsistent with the concep-
ton OF world control, which is at pres
ent the handspring of German policy.
mat policy cannot recognize any such
thing as equality among political
groups. All must be subordinated to
the one great power. If. therefore, We
are to hope for the further develop
ment of an intentional life we must
fight to the death German pretensions.
The second characteristic of modern
european life has been the development
OF democracy. Democratic ideas orig
mated in England. They were brought
to this country when 1t was colonized
and received a development which was
hardly dreamed of in the land of their
birth. Thence they spread to France
ana through France to most of western
Europe. The seeds OF democratic ideas
fell however. in Germany among the
ihorns of autocratic government and
The thorrs sprang GI and choked them.
Just as the French revolution and the
-Ne. Ii'''N'IiiS W ais democracy 10
most or western Europe. so the present
war has given il to Russia, where autoc-
racy IN it's extreme form had been
able to maintain itself
Allied Against Autocracy.
We have, therefore, allied against
German autocracy practically all of
western Europe, together with Japan,
Russia and the United States. II the
autocratic governments of the central
powers are successful in this war. de-
mocracy will be judged a failure and
the struggle end agony of centuries
viii have gone almost for naught.
In other words. mos: of the things
fcr the realization of which the found
Frs OF this country struggled and for
which Americans have stood during our
century Of more of Independent politi-
cal existence are at issue in this war.
The national state with it's incidents,
intefnationalism. seif-government and
dem ocracy. all are imperiled. The war
is thus an American war even II no
single battle is fought on our own soil.
II. which God forbid. through the VIC
tory OF the central powers over our Eu-
ropean allies. the conflict were brought
to our shores, our efforts would in all
probability be but the desperate strug-
giles Of the victim whose fate was due
to the fact that. beguiled by tho fair
speech OF the oppressor. he began too
late to fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-24
How to Reduce
Cost of Living

When butter sells at over so cents a pound.
-four at sl2 a barrel and other fpodstuHs ia
proportion. any hint to reduce The cost Of
living should be welcome. The great trouble
is that rats and mice destroy many doliars
worth OF food month. ExtArminate these
pests with Stearns' Paste, which has been
used with great success by national and local
authorities to kill rats. small box, costin9
only thirty-ave cents. will often rid the home
or barn Of family of rats or mice In q
single night.-Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-24
EACESTASK TOF|ND
CAPPS' SUCCESSOR
Government Seeks Competent
Man to Manage U. S.
| Fleet Corporation.
FERGUSON HAS REFUSED

The government today Is confronted
with the task OF finding a competent
successor to Rear Admiral Washington
l. Capps. general manager OF the ship
ping boards Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton. whose resignation because of i'll
health has been accepted by president
Wilson. Forced to yield his post he
cause continuance of his arduous du-
ties would result in further impair
ment of his already delicate health.
Admiral Caps today is preparing loF
\ long rest that again will fit him Tor
an important part in the nations war
work.
Chairman Hurley of the shipping
board has conferred with secretary
Daniels regarding the choice Oh sue
cessor to Admiral Canps. N coa ,,tt.
ance with Mr.. Hurley's recomrienaa
tions a naval engineer or constfuctoF
probably will be appointed TONER L.
Ferguson. president ana genera. man
aEer of the Newport News ShlPbulid-
ing and Dry Dock Company. has oe-
ciined the position
Admiral Capps' Letter.
Admiral Capps in his letter to Presi-
dent Wilson asking to be renewed OF
his duty with the fleet corporation
said:
"Dear Mr.. President: With great re-
greet 1 beg to inform you that the
physical disability under which l Ia
bored at the time of my assignment 10
duty with the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration has increased to serious ex-
tent, and my medical adviser has stat
ed that I cannot continue my present
duty without very serious impairment
of health. the developments during the
past month having been especially un-
satisfactory.
an view of these conditions I re-
quest that l may be relieved from my
present duties with the Emergency
Fleet Corporation as soon as possible.
This matter has previously been
brought to the attention of the chair
man of the United States shipping
Board and the Secretary of the Navy,
the last named officer having. by your
direction. assigned me to my present
duty.
May 1 add. in conclusion. how deep
~ l appreciate the trust and confidence
YOU have at all times reposed in me.
especially as shown in my present as
signment to duty as general manager
of the Emergency Fleet Corporation,
and l shall look forward to the privi-
lege of giving such further service as
may be within the limits of my phys
ical capacity as soon as have had the
opportunity to recuperate somewhat
from the recent rather severe strain.
Very respectfully.
"(Signed) w. l. Caps,
Chief Constructor, u S. N"
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Nts Ser Gta6tbaQe.

Die @oumiiiare bei6loiien bic
Fenigen Mbteilungen oes Staot- uno
Is oantp-Sospitals, Sic Serr Mleran-
DER SsSosfe 10 reidlib NIT Snltrn-
anrnten etc. aiisItattete, itets allf Der
ietigen 9obe gu erbaltcn uno ibnen
beionoere Mnfmerfiamfeit 5u mio=
1rleft. @. 9. Walone erbalt 81
675.25 fit einen Streifen 2anb I'm
Malone abettile 81 >%perldngern uno
sic Sommerlet uno Srio &oao gu
4erbinoen. MIs Mnteil Der Staot
sur Gerbeiierung Der 8lanco &oao
~innerbaIb Ser Staotgren5en, cine
sArbeit, ste oas County ausfiibrfe,
sueroen benz Iebteren $265.97 ange=
ipieTen. Ser Staotanipalt miro be-
auftragt, gegelt oas appler Gigen=
INN, 6os 5ur gripeiterung Der Cole
ooo StraBe 110tig lit, oas grproprio-
afonsberfabren einsuleiten.
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Dem @eb6uoe ser g. 81. @renitg
Iifn. Mofert iol ieinen &opf burd
eine Oeffnung in ser Mauer geiteft
baber, ourb sic Sis mad Sen &efri.
%gerator-Gars geid)aft tperoen. Oas
Cts fam bon binten beran, prebte
ieinen &ppf segen oie @ano rno GER
briifte i'm.
einla0ungen iino erIallen fir
sic feierli1e @ermablung oes Serrn
@rtbur gIoafien NIT Srau-
Iein 9orotBp 8agentebe r
I'M &auie Der Gltern Ser graut am
Weitttpo1 Ibeno, oen IS. Mpril,
abenbs s ltbr.
Sim Wontaa p1lroen in ser
bieiigen &efrutierungs : Sffi5e elf
iunge 2eute fir Sen Marine-Oienl
angetporben.
Sn ser ndditen 3eit ioa an
einem nod ndber 81 beitimmenben
u2opalitats Gage" inter Ben Mu-
lpi5ien Ser @anoelsfammer cine RE
iige yGrepareoneB" : Garaoe abge=
balten mer0en.
Sn elmer englii6 anlerifani-
ihen 3eitung lalen mir in fetter
leberldrift: vMilitdr- unb Marine-
Neuigfeiten ionen iebr berfiirat
uer0en." Oas beaiebt 1id natiirlich
auf Mmerifa. Cine oerartiee gin=
idranfung mdre ieood aab i11be5ug.
auf Die Meitteilungen bonn europ1t=
id)en &riegsidauplab 81 piinlden
0enn Die &igen-geridte iperben im=
nter iibertriebener.
Scr. Sobn s. 6entiman
bat feline &anbioatur fir bas Mn1t
bes &ommiiidrs fir Boli5ei uno
6euertuebr 5uriifge5ogell, Inn in Der
Sdulipabl ais aanoioat m~lftreten
81 fonnen.
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lei, 10 miro bos 5tpeifellos AUDI ge=
brllft nro bon eeiuiiien 2enten ge-
qlalebt per6en.
Sir Sic berrihenoe 9plterie linS
in eriter 2inie oie geamten oes g1lnz
Observation-Disclosures peraittportlid}s
oann Die 3eituneeu, bic binter ie-
Dem 2aternenpfabl einen OetltIben
Spion fpittern nnD Die in Der Cat
Iade, oaB 5nei Sinoils Bampblete
p~ertcilt baben, nj oene1t Die 3err-
ifaft ser 8riten IN Snoien lfarf
fritiliert purbe, ihen einc geridhpc-
ring erblifen.
Son Sen miloelt aomplotts 0eut-
lder Spione unb Heierpiiten, Die
tGgIid BON ben geamten Oes 8un=
o~esge1eimbienites entbedt uno tdg-
lih Ser lbaubern0en Witipelt emf
biilt meroen, lit Gsber nod feines
ermieIen moroen. gs lit Die bohitc
Belt, baB bieier @eberei, oiirf Die
oie alten @eiber beiberlei 8eidled)ts
lt1noig in Mnfregnng er6alten fDer-
ben, enblib Elm Gnoe genradt mirh.
Ser Seem Dorfer 8unoesOiitriftsan,
malt Bnrte bas iebr fhneG ttn.
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6amsind)mmg.

Sci eillem Geutlden, Der friiber
iabrelang in Monterep getDobllt bat
uno felt Ginger 3eit nab unIerer
Staot iiberseiieoelt lit, eribienen &C.
itern a6eno ein paar @erren, Die iid)
ais @ebeimpoli5ilten Der Neeierung
po~riteaten uno ibnl mitteilten oaB
tie einc Sausfudnilg bel inn Dor
nebmen miiBten, er itebe i'm Ser
Oadt, ein gebeimer Igent Der oeut-
idlet &egierung gu iein. Sin Der al
bernen 8eIdpuloieung III uatiirlid
fein pabres @ort iinb sic @ebeim-
aaenten baben tros ibres eifriecn
Sudens arb nifts gefunoen. 8ie
maBte ibnen ~iibrigens osr
SER, bei bent lie &ausiubuns bicl-
ten, iiberieben, % lie ielbit fem
@ort 9eutid perltanoen.
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@rnmbetaentnms uebertrasmuaen.

8. 8. aingsleb ulb Srar an Chm
@eitboff, @ruubitiid an Der @aroeH
Ctr; $3.50.
S. 6. NaeWaabon an @eua q. 8au-
mann. @rrnoitiif m Der Silcreit abSis
tion; $1,000.
q. Sosfe unD q. Seibel an ssennic q.
9apis, @runbitiid i'm 9th gfod 1876;
500.
ganes 8iIians II. q. au Srmi 8.
8eber, @runbititd M Der SantoS Str,;
81. q. 8. uno 6. 6. Masiunis an
RoIes @eitb mo 8. SO. CANCER,
@rrubitiid an Der Wuucep Sir.; $500.
q. Spsfe nnb q. Seioel an Slarde
MeGop, @runbftiif int altet @fod 6;
$500.
2oniIe Woelenborff ulto Ma1lab bon
&. Noeaenborf an Selir 8. @atd.
@rrnoitiid an Der Sorreit Ipe.; $1,000.
8iaiam @itt an Carl Otto,
@runoitiid. int nelien Gitp@gfof 1898;
$3.50.
SOS aneeles Seisbts Improvement
@ompann on s.. 81. nnb 9. Sudbols,
@runbitiid in 2ps In9eles 5eisbts
$1,000.
She 2afepieip Spipuiite Gompanb an
Sobn @arbad. @runoitiid in Der 2afe=
bieip Nboition; $500.
SiaDer@0 eutlds Sarratt Gompanp an
Charles @%aumberger. @ruubitiid ar
Der @abelieue Serrace; $500.
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Spnnemriederei

9ie Spionenrieferei niurmt me-
nigltens i'm Often INNER mebr Ell
men llmfang an. DAB mon an Dos
@ort oes Stuttgarter Bo~li5eipraii-
benton 5u @nfang Deg arieges erin
merit miro: u9ie gan5e gepolferung
ideint perriift geiporOen gu fem"
Man laiie leoigIid einmal Die
in Den gl6ttern gemeloeten 8or-
gauge zines Cages &epue pailieren,
idreibt oas sc. 3. Sournnl".
Die golisei ser Staot Sem
gorf nuroe benaf)ridtist, oaB iid)
oeutlfe &eieroiiten a1f einem lee
rem gauplat in 9rooflpn ueriam-
melten, Inn Sort Samilton 81 itiit=
men. @us in aler 8elt pie angeb-
lifen Geierpiiten NIT benz Sort an-
fangen f0nnten tpenn lie es mirf-
lif) geitiirmt bdttem - oariiber ger
braf iib fem Menid ben aopf.
nnlere Yoli5ei mad)te iofort mobil.
nmlteltr oas Sort mo padte bis
gum Morgengrauen tooesmiitic ilber
bas Sdidial ser iunft lflummeril-
Ben @arniion. Damn ipnroe oas
Observation-Disclosures ourd elm an-
oeres miloes @eriiht alarmiert
3tpei ser internierten Oeutifer
Sdiffe IoQten Die Mnfer aelidtet
baben nnb in ben Gong Sslano
Snno geoampft fern.
Die interniertem oeutibeu Camp
fer lieaen in Sfiammbetten, ans
oencn Iie crit acknowledgement uer-
Ben miilien; lire Maibinerie iii
oerart beiddoigt, oaB tie ~iiberbaupt
niht napigationsfabis linb. ltno
ie(blt menn lie napigiert weroen
fonnten, TO- permohten tie i'm Gong
Sslano Suno nod nidt looiel Sdo.
ben an5uri1ten, mie Ser uaornelA
nit ieiuer Iebolperidnan5e in oei
oeutIden Sdyltengrdben. llno oen
nod, mlroe oieie @eId)i6te georuft
INN Gngitli6e @enriiter 81 erregen.
Sn philadelphia bat Elm Shr
LODI Solmes aapitdn 9opsgo al;
Ssrou perfleibet geieben. Sbgleid lie
ser, ser Den aapitan einmal gele
ben bot, meiB, ooB er iiber leds
SUB miBt unb ielbit in 8eieaidoT
BON MGnllern our6 feline @roBe mtf
idllt, befomen idmmtlife 8ennlte il
Der Staot ser 8rilberliebe bonn 8ur
germeiiter bis gum Sunoefdnee.
GrGmpfe uno ~berlangten uSdut'
aegen sic internierten oeutihen See
lellte.
@elm ieet irgeuo ieuano er
aabIt, oaB @inoenburg bier iei, I'm
sic amerifaniifen Sorts ~alis5iiipio
mieren, oaB er Den Sp~dberaa9en De
englii6en areu5er e~ntgangen lei
inoem er ouf einem eiiernen Sfeu
robr iiber ben O5ean aeld,fuomme'
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@eridiebnng Der @rukloge Der
6ermannSiDhne. 3

Sci Der M"bitimmung iiber Die
@erfbiebung Der @roBloge Der Ser
mannsfobne nurben 279 Stimmen
fir nrlb 247 gegen Die Gerldiebuns
abgegeben. Die Stimmen BON SO
2ogen feblen nod, Die @abl lit aber
a6geihloiien. Die @erren MaiI6noer
uno @osnig BON @aco, Die beioe
gum Arrmgementsfomite fir Sic
Sisung Der @roBloge eeborten ma=
rem arttueieno, ais oie Stimmen ge=
sdblt tuur0en.
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u Ierle /.

Sas vW11lItar : &on1lte" Der
0anoeIsfammer mirb beute nod
mittng bon Sber1t $. 8. Nogers
ourd oie beri9ieoenen abteilunsan
non Sort Gam Souiton sefiibrt
.auer6er.
Sci Der augenblidlid Dier abes-
6aItenen 10. balbi1brIiden Neuniou
Der 5reimalrer tpuroen sablreide
Nan0i6aten IN oen IL. Grad einge=
fiibrt; mir finoen barurter SoIgen=
De nit 6etitlben Namen: Sreo 8.
4Sda1fer, Granf @oIbitein, &enrp g.
@rSsbef, g. 6. Gblinger, Soiepb
Berznnn, 2ouis gilbert, $. aIoBner,
Otto q, 51eer, 90. 9. Grogers
s.. 81. SdonfeIot, @iIiam NageI,
u. 25fIer, Sranf @inerih uno
Carl 4anien, fdmmtlid bon Gan
Mrtonio; 9ermnnn @artmaun, Som
so; s. 81. Teters, Sabinal; gaoer
'M- AIbers, G6inburg; 8. 6. eltden-
badl 2acoite; Sacob sdmibt uno
g. 81 &obn, Worftomn; %. Hieo-
sSa, siorobeim; &enrp s. Shoa
un6 Sssobn $. 8lat, Mei-graunfeIs
g. q. gfrnim, 6Iatonia; S. s.
Mnier, M. s. 9efmmn uno &o=
bert Fenninger, 6riebrifsbura nno
s q. 2oren5, Stofoale.
Die, xrltppen Hepuc, meldc
ser griaaoe : General Barter beiitc
rnuf Sort Sam Souiton iiber bie s..
un6 Z. 5eIo Nrtillerie abbalten
fuoIlte, lit biz alF 9onneritaa Der
5djoben.
Aonmiiiar Sabert teilt nit,
ooE ssobn MarbadL Der Eraiibent
Der 9afepiem Soipniite GompunD,
Der gtaot Gan antonio Den elmen-
bort Gee init Dem umliegeroen
lono, elm Mreal BON etpa 80 adern,
fin Harf5tpefe gelhenft babe. Gic
Eshenfungsurfunoe i'll Dem Stnot
<nnpaIt CUR Yriifung %iiberfpieien.
Die am Montas i'm Z. Stod-
tDerf beg @oIff & Warr @ebauoes
x~lbgebnltene Gerlnmmlung ocs rGoten
xaEeu5es" NOR iebr gut beiudt ulo
Die Mntpelenoen perpfIidteten iih
IoUiel pie mogIih gefannte uuo
Jreunoe gum geitrit in Die @eielI-
ifnft 5u pernnIaiien.
Gbas. 81. @raebrter piiroe gum
Dicc ! Yrdfioenten Der SanAels
fan1mer ertp1blt; Gorter s. BORING
nrio s. so. gance Su Gireftoren.
Webrere am Montag periibte
Diebit1ble mur6en bel Der BoliSei
aerueltet. 8on 8. Golf, 1918 Sal
ss0cinto StraBe, wurOen bier
.gosfS" Bier in 8ints6lalden &c.
ftohlen. $. 9aGsfen, ser an Mpe-
8 mobnt, melbet ben gerluit BON
aft Yaar Sduben unb o. 8.
George, 63f guitin Ctr, meloet
ben gerlnit bon II. @iibneril. aus
mebreren atoern 9Gitiern ipuroer
aiIBeroem Hor5eaan @eI6irr, &C.
Idliffene 8l1ier, 8aien, mebrere ei-
mer nit Jarbe uno onoere aleiills-
feiten entpenoet.
GEM S6ulrat miro am 9iens.
4ag abeno cine getitioit nnterbrei
aef tueroen, cine 8nbl nuf ben 10
Mpril nnsuberanmen, in Der oil
Biiroer iiber Die 2ieferung freisl
aGHutIfiidhcr nbItirnrneu 5ollelt. I'm 0el
gefition miro befiirfportet, oaB oi'
5taot l1mmtliden ainoern, peld)'
sen I. bis incl. q. GRAB Der Orient
sifen SduIen beiltden, Die notigel
Biider gratis liefern ioa.
g0. 8. Moderf, eit an De
GID Stores StraBe ipobietoe'
glumbcr, muroe Deute morgcn boz
eiuem 300 Efuno idtDeren Bloc
els getotet, ons Gis 5erorilfte tbn
Sea Gos,f JoS l1unfiff noifiprte II
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9iaiItos boben Sen Srt Sin

8iaiitas baben Ben Srt SINH.
ne5 I'M Stoate CHIHUAHUA beiett,
nadoem General 5rancisco Wur-
guio NIT ieinen Garran5iitas i'm
ger0nmt bate. Sic iolen BORT fiinf
Sprier Sauiierer unb fleine
Sanoelstreibenoe ionic cine Pin
5abl merifaniider Mdllner mo
Srauen ermoroet baben. Sn Der
Staot Gbibuabua Ioa man Yiafate
anaelflagen ba6eny in oenen Die
giirger Dor einem aneriff Der Bill
liitas gefparnt wuroen
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ssiir Stemer : &unmiTGr.

SIZE rSreie Breiie" lit autoriiiert,
6errn Gam u. Spindle als &anbibat
fir @teuer : &ommihdr in Ser beborftes
benben Yrimdripabl an %. Ipril lno
s. Mai a115ufiinbieen unb bittet Inn Sic
unteritibung aaer @dbler.
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NriratsfdJeinc. - WcbMrtcn.
TobcSfGne.
6eirafsh eine.

8efrafsiheime.
@omis Shaier nnb annie Hel5.
s. O. &oie uno 5rnrt Ninnie 6.
Role.
aboIf @eriten5nna uno Olga 9.
WoeGer.
5rib u. Stoltc nno Marp Mleran.
oers
Carl 4. @ifter ltno Yallline %
3iselmam.
ri e
u. 8. Mrnolo uno 6rau, Elm
&nabe; @iIbert Storms nno Sran,
Elm M1bden; Otto Moths II. 5rau,
Elm ana6e.
Eoresf1IIe.
Gomoro 6. 8booius,, 81 Sabre:
Jrau emilia Meih, 81 Sabre.
Sobn g. gote, 80 Sabre; aino Dor
81. 5. Eaiterl, / Sabr; Srau Slilit
u. 0ltmanns, as Sabre; CLARA go
ienberg, 90 Sabre; Sorace $. 8laB
60 Sabre.
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San antpnio, Ser., 81. @drs 1917
Brine Grioe Cotton Seeh Oil. IS
Gents Der @nIlons.
Hetu yprf, 81. 3dr5. = Gpot $500
unb $14.00; Mdrs, $t3.S6 uno 1890;
spril $13.S7 uno SIS. SO; Mai, 1891
un0 1892; Sum, $t3.S5 unb 1891,
Smli, $13.S7 unO $13.SS; Au9uIt.
1884 ur1o $685.; Geptember, 1888
nnb $685., Gttober. $t3.36 uno
S13.36.
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Pm GrInubnisiheine.

Au0. Sdaefer, Mufban eIlles ab9eF
brannfen Souies. Soutb Stores Strabe;
$500.
Iartin Sfoefer, 8obnhaus, Soutbs
dime 4lnee; $3.50.
Sror 9. Mortens. Garage. Toit abe
500.
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Sic uSreie 9relie" lit autoriiiert,
Serrn Sam 6. Sell ais &a1bibat fir
in BET beborlte6enben Brimdrz
ipabl ont 20. April nl,o s. Mai ar5us
fiinoigen ullp bittet lin, bic 11nteritiiblln9
aler @dbler.
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Ntt uermietett

las obere Stod1perf oes 9alrie5
go. 2t8 Sit-Gommerce Strabe
Harm 20 BEL 90 6uB. 9tad5uiraGen
PIG Sit.Gomnerce Strabe.
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ssabrfdeinlidjes @etter.

Sir San Q1ttonio uno umgegeno:
s5eute abeno: id0n; Sroit. Mitt-
mod. auarmer.
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Ser gpridlag lit enfadj nno berfdnbld senns. Ser einen
ncnen Nbonncnten Der our 3mt nidt 2eIer Der p6ree SreTeS III,
- aeuinHt, foaeftmrt $500, erbGlt, rein. bebat 6auun etnen Collar nmS
itift ben anberen Collar init Scr genanen MSrehe bee 8efeaers elm.
Nnferbem Fht a6er amd nod cine Grtra : Sramie IN Mnsfdt, faas bic
Sail pm 5sbn Nbonnenten o6r 6araber errctdt ,utb. Die grra-Srd.
mic ienben mir ben basu geredtisten BON nnierer Office aus brett
Die bier semadte Sffertc lit fit jeoen I'M ueiku Gtbete Ss Staa'
ts ofen. ssber famn id Saran aeeiisen. Sir bieten nr Saarprtis
an, neil Gels immer ieinen @ert bat nno Sober oafnr anldaffen nS
fanien fam, mas or seraoe 6ram&t
MQc, Sic ippn Dieier Cffertc @ebrand maiden nnb mater ben ohen &c.
heGen geSinganaen Mbonnenten fir bic yJreie HreRr fir Seras" lam
rscln molten, Tmo sebetcn, fd NIT nns nnuersasfidC m SerbuSmns 81
lckem, bamit mir linen ehuaise gcwnnldte a~msfnbridere Nnsfanft er-
talen fGmnem. Sic Anitnns sbt ben gefedern brett bpn mnIerer Of
fg at. SicIc Eirrte fat nnr @altsfeit big gum 30. Snni 1917.
rTlrie &rfie fir gcras".
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Sir aommiIare fir etrafen nnS
1ffentlide &erbeHernnaen.

VtJSN*StSvS ~SUS<WuySW
Sic .Sreie Yrelie fir Seras" 1T aus
t~oriiiert, Sbomas 6. Neliun als 4anbiz
Bat fir Dag 9lmt bes @ommiilGrs fir
GtrnBen uno Dffentlide Yerbe6erungen
in ben beborltebenoea Y~rimdrtpablen an
altfiinbigen itub er erIrG,~, I'M Die I'm
feritiibung ieirer Srernbe uno Der
S%timm9eber.
Sic .Sreie Yrelle fir Seras" 1T ait@
t%oriIiert, 2puts Gener1namm afs aanbi=
bat fir bas Mmt bes &ommifdrs fir
GtraBen uno 6ffentlide @erbeii erunssn
in ben acknowledgement 8~rtmdrtpablen
anSuseigen linb er eriuht Tim Die Inter
ltiibung Ieiner Sreunoe nno Der Stin1nte
geber.
&pmmiiiGr fir Harfs uno Sanitat.
Mn bic 8d6ler bon Gan Mntonio.
Soils meine 9ienite in Oen letten 5tpei
SSnbren Gliren grtplrtingen entIprDden
baben %Iollten, bin i1 bereit, @ud in Den
nddlten 5tpei Sabren 81 6ienem.
Map 2anbert,
apmmiidr fir 8arfs unb Gauitdt.
Sic vSreie Yre5le fir Serns" 1T aus
toriiiert, 9r. 8. 6. S~bropi6ire nls aanz
biSat fir bas @mt bes aommiiidrs fir
Yarfs uno Sanitdt in bet beporltebenS
Ben Brimdripabl anSufiinoigem. gr err
iudt Tim Cure llnterItiibuag uno SfImz
me.
Sir Yolisei- anS Tener aommi1ar.
Sic rSreie gre1e fir Seras" lit att
toriiiert, Nobert s. nbr als &anoibas
fir bas stmt Beg Holi5eis urb Seuers
lpe6r : aomruif1drs an5nfiaoisen. gr
erindt feline Sreunhe i'm lire Inter-
ftiibung.
2emis Maaperid finbigt fih hermit
fermeu aIs 9anbibat fir BAG @mt Des
&olisei nnb Seuer : &ommifdrs an unb
fpirb sic unteritilns bon irgenb einem
nnb alien 8iireeru Can Tntonio's gu
ihdbeu ipiiien.
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@abl : Mtt5eigem.
Stir Wanpr.

Sic ySreie 9reIie" lit outoriliert,
Serrn @altpu 8. 5pnh als &nnoiDut fin
NsaDpr in Der acknowledgement Hrindr@
nail an 23. Ipril on3utinoi9en, uno er
bittet Inn Die l1nterltiibung n1er ieiner
Sreunoe uno 9timnlgeber.
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0ie yGreie 8reiie fiir Seras"
er,d,eimt ais gageblatt mnb 9Sndbetblatt.
ssas saaeblatt lit pimieitig no foft SOC per aaonat oocr Sc per Sabr.
Sas tsoden6at tit ied5ebniedig ub fptet SO per Sobr. @ob Merco
50 @olo. Nad europe, &orto %eingedoien, So.