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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08
COAL FOR MARTINIQUE.
New Four-Masted Schooner Charles
M. Struven Loading.

The four-masted schooner Charles NJ.
Struven. largest sailing craft hailing
from a Chesapeake bay port has gone
into commission and Is now at New
port news loading her first cargo, coal,
for the Island of Martinique.
The vessel was built at Pocomoke
City. Md. on the Chesapeake, and ia
the first of four large schooners under
construction at Chesapeake shipyards
to be completed. She is 1856 feet long
and has lightweight carrying capac-
ity of about 900 tons.
c. C. Paul E. Co. Of Baltimore ara
the managing owners of the vessel
Capt. Warren Simmons Of Hoopers
Island, Md. is her master.
She will probably be visitor here
with lumber and other cargoes after
the war when she takes up coasting
work. For the present she will he
employed most of the time in deep sea
trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08
FLATS TO BE DUG AWAY.
Step Necessary to Permit Construc.
ton of Mattawoman BRIDGE.

In order to obtain water deep enough
to float the pile driver and other equip
ment which will be used in the con-
struction Of the new steel drawbridge
across Mattawoman creek. Md, Shoots
digging machine will dig away the
flats on both sides of the creek channel
Of driving the piles for the new struc-
ture will be started.
The bridge Is being built by the gov
eminent to give access from the naval
station and powder plant at Indian
Head. on the north side of Mattawom-
an creek, to the rine range at Win
throp, on the south shore Of the creek.
1t will also be used by tho residents
of that section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08
VESSELS TO BE REPAIRED,
Several Waiting at Alexandria
Cradle of Marine Railway Ready.

Repairs to the cradle Of the Alexan-
dria marine railway. which has been
out Of commission for the past ten
days, has been completed and the rail-
way is again in service. A lighter
which was on the railway when it
broke down. has been put overheard
and another taken from the water.
Lying at tho yard for repairs are sew
eral vessels, including the schooners
Mary Ann Shea and Earl Biscoe. The
latter has a large hole in her hull
made by striking the submerged piling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08
REVENUES FROM AUTOS
$26,865,O 900 LAST YEAR
Farming States Show Greater Use
Of 4AeAanes Than Do Other
Sections Of Country.

In 1915 there were s,51s.o0o automo-
biles and $4,000 motor cycles regis
tered In this country. according to the
United States of1os of public roads. The
revenue they yielded in tho form of
licenses and registration fees was
$3S.sek,ooo.
The rsvsnue had increased AZ per
cent over that for 1915 and the number
Of cars and motor cycles had in
creased 48 per cent. About 90 per cent
Of the revenue was spent on road i'm
provementS Of some kind The use of
the oars Is shown by the population
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08
Dies as Vessel Discharges Cargo.

John Bloodsworth, mate OF the bay
schooner stephen Chase. dropped dead
Friday aboard tho vessel as she was
discharging cargo Mt Baltimore. The
Baltimore coroner gave . certificate of
death from natural causes. Mate
Bloodsworth resided at Mount Vernon.
Nd. and his body will be sent there for
fnterrpent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08

Of an old wharf IN the mouth Of Aqua
creek. The vessel sank after the acct
dent, but was raised and brought to
Alexandria for repairs about tho time
the marine railway stopped operations.
It was then planned TO bring the
schooner to this city, but the railways
here could not accommodate her. The
Biscoe now lies full OF water, but she
can be easily pumped out when the
railway Is ready for her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08
Arrived in Perfect Running
Condition

Arrived in Perfect Running
Condition
At Kansas City the clouds lifted, the
sun shone and the rest of the run to St.
Louis was made without incident.
Despite its all but unsurmountable diff
culties The Studebaker car arrived in St.
Louis only 2h hours behind schedule in
perfect running condition and having only
changed one tire during the entire trip.
So well had it come through its terrible
experience that the car was driven on to
Detroit to the Studebaker factories with
out any overhauling whatsoever.
This performance is further proof of
the remarkable durability of Studebaker
cars-a durability that is due to one
thing only-the mechanical perfection
of this splendid automobile.
Any car that will come through test
like this in perfect running condition
any car that will perform as this one did
is worth your serious consideration
owe it to yourself to get Studebaker
demonstration before you buy any ca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08
u. S. FAST LAYS PLANS
TO TRAIN ITS FL|ERS
Ten Thousand Aviators to Be Made
Efficient Several Camps Already
Obtained.

The United States government IL
rapidly making provision for tho train
ing of 10000 American aviatorA. Tho
commissions representing our allies
have made It plain that ono Of the
most important parts America will
play in the world war wifi be in tho air.
Tho government IL rapidly making provi-
sion for training camps in which our
future air fighters can receive instruc-
ton.
The flying field near Dayton. Ohio,
made famous by tho original expert
mental flights Of the Wright brothers,
which Is the oldest flying field in the
country. has been taken over by the
government. as has another field Of
appropriate size near Champaign. Ill.
The Joy aviation field. tract Of
about 800 acres, located on the shore
Of Lake St Clair-some twenty miles
north of Detroit-has been leased by
the government from Henry B. Joy,
president Of the Lincoln Highway As
ISOLATION, with an option to purchase,
and construction is being rushed on
the field, where Mr.. Joy has during
the past two years accomplished the
preliminary work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08

Four-CyLindef Models
FOUR Roadster 8 985
FOUR Touring Car 965
FOUR Landau Roadster ll5O
FOUR Every-Weather Car llss
All prices { q b. Dstro6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08
Over the Rockies in a Blizzard

Leaving Salt Lake City they started
for Evanston, Wyoming, travelling the
latter half of the distance through one
of the hardest transforms imaginable
the road was washed out and the car had
to find its own way over rocks and along
lodges that seemed impossible.
Starting from Evanston for Fort
Bridger they ran into blizzard, which
at lower levels turned into rain.
The road was a veritable canal.
At one point they only made nine
miles in FIVE hours (the picture above
shows why).
More Rair, and Mud
All the way through Colorado the rain
continued and kept up as the car
struggled through the gumbo mud of
Western Kansas.
Even between Topeka and Kansas
City the roads were in awful condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08
Other Fields to Be Obtained.

Six other fields will be required
eventually, as each field will only per-
nit of the training of about 100 avi-
ators at q time. The Detroit field is
being equipped for seventy-two aero
planes. Many factories in Detroit and
elsewhere are developing aeroplane
motors az rapidly as possible, but 1t
is expected that months viii elapse
type Of motors can be secured.
It is understood that as soon as the
present fields are in shape training
will commence and that upon compile
aviators will fly their planes to the
eastern coast, there to embark for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08
A Performance That Proved

of the gng tests to which automobile
waseve
va a ordinary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08

No Special Preparations
On May goth last, this Studebaker car
left San Francisco as the pilot car for a
caravan of advertising men going to the
St. Louis convention.
No special preparations were made as
far as the car was concerned. The trip
was to be long one--but nothing I'M
usual was expected.
The first two days were pleasant and
the roads were good.
Seas of 'DObe Mud
The third day found the party at
Lovelock, Nevada, in pouring rain.
The harder it rained, the stickier and
more tenacious became the 'dobe mud.
In places the pools were hub deep. This
mud was cement-ike in its consistency
it took pick and shovel to remove it
from the wheels. Yet the Studebaker
car pulled sturdily along and showed
ample reserve power for conditions even
more difficult. This lasted for three days
until they reached Salt Lake City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-08
More Rain and Mud

There will be change in Studebaker models this year,
labor
baker advance in prices time without
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
Illus 2~1ebraska Gitp.

Die 2eiGe oes III Gr0Dap Colo,
bon albert GrlDart e%rmor6eter
giedtsalilunlts 9. 81. 9lof lit tt.
mod abenn bier ei%tlgetroffen y !
lpur6e nod 0eln &eim ieiner Sophie.
germutter, 5roit gogon Gnpori
iberfibrt. Die geer0igung finoei
5reitng nafrtittag uilter Den Nus.
pi8ien Ter Glfs 9oge itatt.
Die bieiiae gniineB Ilen's Qiioi
ciotion trifft groBe gorbereitungen
ben otesidbrigen @1nmpflan5lmos-
tog, arbor Tan, aebnDrenO 5u be.
geben. Cine groBe StrdBenporaoe
lift IN ausiiAt aeilomr1en porOeft.
moran nidjt MIR einbeimiide S6au.
iuneelb ionoerr aud Ut .gen-
S1ouipageH aus 6nlnbn ~teilnebmen
ioIlen. Gin idones grogrdniin miro
auigeItelt per0eL un0 man erbofft
einen 8ahlreid)en 9eiltdl bon auBers
baIb ait oer 6eier.
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AaS Sem Staate Nebrasfal

Elm Ban.
@rouo SsIono miro IN nGditer
8eit cine neile Nnnf inter ser Cir.
ma oNiebrosfp State ganf" erbols
ten. Ser Gobn, bis Dor fur5em
Mitinbober Der Gebrnsfa Mercanti.
lie 60, lit Der 8riinoer Der 8anf.
g[rtbur @iin0el, bisber an Der
@ran6 Sslono giotioilol 8aif, miro
auHierer Ser nettert @aitf nno u.
Is. Gaob, ST.. ipirO itd nit ibm
in Der 2eifiing oerfelben teilen.
3ie neiie Bnnf miro porl1nfig ibr
@ei6dftslofol I'M 9bummel 9lod
bohen.
Nn b%ergargenen 5pnttdg fpur0e
unter 8ablreider TeiEnobme g9in.
@udopp our leBten Mnbe beitdttet.
Ger @eriorbene, melder Elm Sitter
bon 70 Snbren erreidte uno iid gro
Ber 8efanntidoft uno aagemeiner
ahtiino erfreute, miro bon ieiuer
5ipeiten 5rau ionie orei Godtern
t5 Gnfel utD 8 ~llrenfel iiberlebt.
. 5telf, Der Gobn BON Scrrn
unO 5rou Charles 5telf, puroe
fiir3lih nit Sri. cha Sdirmer,
Go6ter oes Gbepnores Sobn Sdirs
mer. fir oos 2eben perbumoen. Nm
Der Sof5eit nelde I'M Seim Der
@rduteltern itottfoilo beteiligten lidl
etfDa rs gerpan0te Gie Eraluiug
boa3oe Serr 8aftor 8dubmonn.
@enige Gage nnhOem lie bon
einem godter6en entbmoen, puroe
5rau Grilt. Raad bonn Sobe er.
elf. Gie 33idbrige 8rolt rpel6e
oilBer Ron ibretn Soften bon snei
5obnen uni Dem neugeborenen
36hterden, iotpie bon ibren @ltern
lmD @eidpiitern betrauert miro,
muroe Dienstng inter 5obIreider
3eiluabme 5ur lebten altbe bcitat.
frf
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2liis Sarpr County.

aln 81. 6ebrior mnreit es %
Seyobre onB Ser itno Sralt BiI6elifl
grep BON @retna oen gbebullo &c
id)ioiien boben. llngefdbr $50 Ser,
ipon0te mo 8efannte botten it'd gun
5eier ibrer Sil6erbod5eit eiiieeitellt.
SER BaIt, s.. 2. Sdmiot belt einc
paiieuoe 4niprahe, inOeln Ell bic
8ertih1buue 0es Sil6elpoores. De.
rem IS iid in Stride unD Staote er.
trent, bernorbo6. Gin Silbertrm3
ne6en unoeren Dertoolet eIpideHfen
iuur0e bon Den @aiten ilberreitt.
Gie 9elDirtln6 mar cine gldn5enoe.
Moge es 6em befiebten 4uare her.
g6nnt fem, nod Die @ol0ene Sod.
Seit 81 feieru, uie &c bereits Oie
Silberne i'm areiie ieiner &inoer
mo etlfel seieiert bot.
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Sebcn Sico inn
G~aMc3bcctkric9!
DDS bentide @OIt entihluHcR, ben
IelbeH nad arGften az
nHtcrititen.

Berlin, 2. Mdr3. (5unfenberidt
bon sSobu @r1noens, Sta6sforre'
iponoent Der llniteo 8reb.) Soften
Die 8ereinigten Staafen Die 8erIen.
fltng 0es Gunoro. 9ompfers 9oconio
ols einen @runo gum arieae betrdd.
ten, 10 idat Die gerantiportuag fit
Oenielben oif amerifa allriid, 10 iagt
man iib in bieligen 8cgierttngsfrris
len. is miro berborgeHpbett, oab
Die Goldboote, nad)oem 0eutltlano
ale n%eutroleu 2Gnoer Dor Der @e.
fabr5one gelunrnt bat, nle Sdiffe,
Die iih IN oielclbe begeben obne
borberige @arnung oerienft iperoen.
@s lit iomit 5hulo Der 9tentralen,
penn Oeren 5difie In Der Spcrr3one
5eritort miir6en.
Die 0eutihe Breiie 1tllo oas 0elit
Idle Bolt ie6en Der GntiDidlltng Der
8inge III oen Ser. Stdaten nit
anttbliitigfeit entgeeeu. Mun III
uon Dem @efiibl 0ur9oulneen
ltno oieies lit aud int 9teihstag gum
Aitsbrid] gefommen, Dob es fei-
men 5hritt 6uriid mebr gibt, Bis Elm
entidie0ener Sieg errlingen lit.
3ns Golf bat at bent Guudboot
frieg DIE groBte 3uoerli6t. Ser
berporragenoe 6ii6rer Der 8onlerbns
then Ser Scpbcbrnno, iagte 9ele-
gentlid elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
5amblirg: SD bnbe Snformationen
aus eriter Sam, 0aB Der Eauhboot.
trieg 0tmenlionen aHnpbmen miro,
bic Die fiibniten grtpnrtultger iibers
Iteigen. IS gibt IN unierem 9aud.
bootfrieg fem o@erm mo aber~.
9iejenigen, nelde iiA IN Die @efnbr.
gone begebeu, fonnien in oerielben
nm
QaS @oIf lit entiMloiien, Die Sort.
iebung Des mi6elhronften 9allm-
bootfricges nab ardften 5u inter.
itiiben, oenn eS iieDt IN oemielben
cine baloige 8eeuOigung oes arie.
ge8.
IS her0ient berborgeboben au
meroerJ Dob ale Neuigfeiten nits
gmerifa oHrd 3eitnngsoepeifen
nod bier qelaugen offi5iine @teI-
0ltngen iino bier nift e%ingetronen.
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sic bleiben psrfeft geinnD,
Dtnn sic SIR 8lnt rein balten

uotismis nit feinen f@redli@en Gdnter5enl
aaiGrrb. off Elm gorIdnier ber a~efinafsisa
G@pirointt; GfrofeIu, G5eruu. Hd6neznaai
i6Idg. 8otinuf uub entfteIIeBoe @nuiTrnngbeb
ten; mdlnfia, bns Gnmpfttber. oGs ie[bi
ben ~itarfftpn a1aHn bilIos moot tiffh tieFa
nnoere arnnfbeiten fno bic oiretten GoEeeH
unretneH Bltres.
etc f0inen alien oiefeR f&rtdiiAen aFnnh
Better TettBt nus benz gsese etber, srheti
Ste g. e. {. eebrml1eu, ep tilnberhdres
@FutreIniennssmitteI Ong beretts aber fanSssa
Sabre erfoIarei9 befipertbet nib. e G. g.
reiniei bns gEtt errubIid ulb tneSbt nue
arnrfteitsfeinie ans bemueIbea. @s bfrh
1T allen gap0fbefep bcrtnuft
Sir lpertboIfe aftsrntir urb freiea saebs3is
nifGeH 3idt fnrelbe man beute HodD an bse
nebisintf6e abteiIttng, @pift ebeeifie gcnp
PAM, 80 Gipift QGborGtprb. s~tEnrttn, Ga.
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1tns @ranO JslanS.

am Counting, ben 1S. N21rs uirf
cine groBe 9rtsberbouO geriontt
Ilne III Der 8lattoaati6en Soils
peronftnltet iperoen 5it pelber oil
NitgIie0er iamtliHar gum GrtsDer.
borio ~geboren0er 9ereine, audi Brou.
en-, eingeln0en iino. Ole 3erIomm.
lung, ipeIde lin $50 llbr beginnt,
ioa on8l bianeu, I'M Die geeeniuGr4
tige Gage at er0rtern. ausm1rtige
9ieOner iin0 Do3rt geiponnen moroeft
Nm Die @eriommliing fniipft Ith eint
geiellige @ergniigiing Des 9lattoeilt.
lfen @ereins tulo nod Dem giier
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0reiae6a nene Nanffn IN We6rnsfa

Stncoln, 2. gldrs. Die Gnt-
ideioung oes itootliden 9bergeri6.
tes, Dab Die ltoatIide @anf6eboroe
fem &eht bat, bic a%usIteannq bon
6reibriefen on neite 8onfen 3il Der.
meigern ior0ern ale @einde er,
iiiaen muB, %einerlei. Oh Die betreF.
fenoe SrtifoIt aud nod elmer neueu
9ont Elm g~eniigenoes 5elo bietet
bat cine pabre lleberidmanminq
BET @onfbeboroe nit uetlen @eluhen
5ur 6olge. sSn ihrer lebten Sisung
erteilte Die 9anfbe9oroe nid)t meni.
ger nGs 10 neileu @anfen 5reibriefe,
mo cine an5abl @eiude lieger nod
Dor. Die 10 nelien 8anfen iino:
4lotte @allen 5tate 8ant III
Slttberlono, aabitol $4,000; Gu.
tberlonb State gonf, aapital 500
600; Malmo St1te @anf hi Malmo,
aopita[ SIS 900; 5orners 5tote
9nnf in 8el0en, anpital $4,000;
Formers State ganf IN GoIleae
9iem. aopiidI $4,000; Citizens
State in Bridgeport. aapital 500.
600; @ebrosto Sfate 8ont IN Drill
IigarL 4apitoI $4,000; 8anf in
Carleton, aopitdI $4,000; Sar.
mers 9anf IN 5irfb, 9dpital Sf5,.
600; 4e6rasfa St1fe ganf in
Brono SsIono, aopitat $4,000:
Secnritp State 9anf in sgndj. SEA,
pitaI $4,000: aormers State
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Seinn6e ieOe mcnidlidle arant6ei
Fam nHf nnreines 9lat snriid
sefiibrt iuerSen.

gle foruer bic @i6tiefeit Der Mein6ett
3bres EIuies Mot aberftdteu. Glenn Gle
b~eoeHfeiL bab oas 9er5 SiGfeu cebensiaft foris
ipdDreno mad aneu 2eifen oes a6rpers
pungt Onnn riro es SDner aud sum BE.
ipubffein %fontHen, ba. unreines But duBerit
9efa6rIi6 VI.
Chou bic Iei6teiie gt5riine oosr iinretns
Iie6ieit i'm 9lut Ut zine GeIabr fit iebes
66rperor9on. Neficn rtbtiees gtrbeiien bon
Der 8ufrbr reirer alutes nb6anatg 1T.
Sisie f1mersbafte trb eefaBrIi6e Grant.
betten nrO eth otteftcs aefnItrt bes mtreiren
gIiites. Cine Der pi3tieiten SGboH lit 9fbeus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-02
Rinafampfer eteder Dies.

Wie Derl1ltet, miro Der moblbe-
fornte A%iugfdmpfer Soc Steder ON
s. MGr5 it'd nit Dem RingfGmpfer
Sobn DIN I'M 1uoitoriltm meIien.
Dos Sportin9 Clement in Der Staot
bereitet lid bereits dilf bteIes Greig~
nis Dor. Cine 9roBe Seilnobme bon
4uswGrts. miro eruartrt.
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SuISat iDirS Spfer eincs @esc.
laaerers,

Stop @eb9arO, Der Srompeter bon
Company 8, fiel ont 5onntag obeuS
smei gSegeIoeererrt gum 0pfer, ole
i'm on Der 16. Moenue anbielten
un0 i'm I'M feline 8oridaft i'm 9e.
trdge BON SIT bernitbter. @ebbnrt
iaetG 0nB 0er enc ser RGuber ernB
un0 Der auOere Elm fleiqer Morm iei.
Die 9oli5ei bat idpu p~ieoerboIte Be
idret6un9eu erbniteu bon Dem gro
Zen unto fleinen4 RGltber, ole 9e-
meini6dftIi9 alf gfoiib ausseben.
8efuugen pltroe nod feiner.
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Snocm Den Stimmoebern Ser
Stoot cine iolde GorIa9e our glbs
ittmmitna 1%nterbreitet meroen miro,
lit es unIere 9fliht unD unier
geht, BOB Die Sndloge I'M 5hnl-
0iitritt getreit CUR &enntnis Der
ielben ge6radt miro. Sc lit iilis
moglid, cine 9eiloue &enntnis 5u
erlongen, a1lBer 0itrh ben 9eridlt
oerienigen, Die nit Dem Gatbeitato
D~ollit1noi1 bertraltt iinb.
gSds 1T Der Dirflide Sotbeitolt6
be8iigIiA Ser 5ditler5obl in Der
So6idule2 Beniigt Oos iebige sc.
bGlt0e, Inn Die 5biiIer8abl att fallen
ltnO fir Die Gdularbeiten 1nter3u-
bringen? Set benz Monot Septem.
Der mur0en 989 SGiiIer eineeidrie.
ben. geit Oieier 8eit nuaBten 80
S1iiler bon Der Cite geitrihen toers
ben uno 5ruor aus beridieOenen
.@riinoen. es berblei6t oennaf cine
S1iiler8obl bon $3.50. Die Sal.
Iungsfrnft Der 5nulrGlime lit be-
i6rdnft ouf 800 5aiiler. 8os ar.
oitoriitm entb1lt ntr 5SS Site. 9as
ralS lit erii6tlid, BOB Die 800
Sdiiler nidlt in Dem 8oum inter
eebrodt mer0en tomten. Sn Der
oberen Glafle iin0 1875 S6iler. Sn
bent odten-5peiteu @raoe iino III
Smiiler. 8enn Der Shiiler in Der
p6eren aIaiie grdouierte urto ieoer
Sdiiler nes a6ten.8neiten @raoes
.bef0r0ert miro, 10 miro Die 6dii-
ler3nbI IN Der Sofidlile nm 46 bers
mebrt. @emt Ole 8erIuite aud elm
gerednet iuerOen, 0ar6 gntlaliung
o0er 9tihfbefor6eritng. 10 fam man
ais iiter onlebmen, 0oB Die 3abG
Der Sd)tler mtebr ais 1000 ietn
miro. Snt nd)ten.eriten @rnoe itno
gegnnartig 2f9 59iiler. Soaten
200 o%erlelbeu ourd Gromen befor-
Sert neroen, 10 piir0e ole 3obl
ser Sdpiler in Ser So9idule o1tf
1900 iteigen.
Die Galrn1e ser 8oGi6uIe emf,
bolten $50 SitpIGse Iir Sfaler,
Is lit oaher erii9tlid, nenn ale
Shiler aniueieno iin0, MIR eli
5ibpIdse frei bIeiben ole our aus-
billie in 9(iliprl6 genomHlen fperoen
t0nneu.
Rod elmer ie6r mdBigen 5dd-
tuna mer0en mir I'M 2mfe oe Sab
res nm 100 Sttpldse su fur5 fem.
Riemano FAM ieOoh iest genop Ia
gen. Die 1niere 5dulen I'M 9aiiie
Oes Sabrcs IN geiu6 sulpbmen.
God lit Die Sddsuns, Dab Die
3unabme IN eiuein Sabre betrGdt
lid iein miro, dls iebr wobrideinlid
.an5unebmel.
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@erfehr luiebfr nnfoennmmrn.

31trb einen @rorlltih at Der Gin.
fobrt gum Goirmourt 4arf mliBte
Der StroBenbobnperfebr an jencr
Steae eingeiteGt meroen. Ga6bem
Die 8abngeieaidoft airfo 5000 Set.
bifparb Groe megfobren feb, luuroe
ole 8abn Dieber fret un6 tpeitere
Grorutiae an ieler Steae tper6en
ipobL uift gu befiirhten iein.
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Cine fleine @el0iumne beruiinftig
in Strduhern uH0 91unten arges
lest. perihouert ielblt Oas einfadIte
0eim. Wioft eiier @eim angeneb.
mer mo 6uer eigeatiim ipertponer.
@ir eeben Shneu hereitpilieit WIS.
finite iiber @npfloH5uneen. gclc.
pboniert SDlpr 90. Gnloho Cfiice)
4rIntaiou 9~tutieries oil Bee gi0a..
lard.) 3.SstI
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Gin6reder maden alueiten @eindl.

0ie Mobnttng 0eS 9errn S. 8.
Gurner ipuroe gum 8meiten Mnlc
Don Gtnbredern beineeiu6t. Als
6err Gunner aben0S Geimfebrte, Der.
nobm er 6uBtritte ltao @erGui6 i'm
obereu Stodperf. gr lief iofort
gum giadbar, nm iih cine 8affe 81
bolen. Als Ell auriidfebrte mar Del
@in6reder entfloben: bod tuuroen
folgenoe @ertIaden Dermibt: Cine
llbr, elm nelter an3ug, Elm ueberale.
Der, amei @etpebre, 3ignretten, ELI
armbonb itno 9orfiinterie. Dies lit
Der 5neite 8eiudl oieier art, fuortii
SEER Burner iiberraiGt pur6e.
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Sal6ia6rdnnbertfeier n @lair.

8loir, 2. Mars. Blair boi
9lebrnstns 30. @eburfstaq IN ge.
b%iibrenoer @eile eeieiert. Inter an
oerem fano aud eife Aiisteaun1
bon ~nIlerbnno htitorifnen Geliquien
aus Der erlten geriobe 0es Staates
Rpbrnsfn itott, nelde iebr reid.
baltig mar uro @egenitonoe bon
8ert %nitfpies. Gieie 9lusiteaune
miro big Snmstog nahmittog ge.
offnet bleiben. Der 9eiud NOR Elm
dttberit 5obIreider.
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1oiIcr WiG6elm
lit mnpa6li0,

amiterSom 2. aaGr8. aoiiei
8iIbelm lit mfol9e einer GrfdItunQ
ans 8ininler g%efeiielt; 10 iagen ben.
.tige gepeiden aus Berlin. Git
2eibdr8te ftno iIbcr Den 3nita1D beg
Wmidrden feihesiuegs b~eunrubigt
6eiteben ober odrouf, oaB Ell ff
Sdoluuig ouferlegt. 9G9lid obeI
erideinen @iniiter i'm fniierliher
9auptquarfier uno bofteft Dem
Serridler @orfrdge. Wlit Der ober.
lten 9eeresleitlng itebt En- itilnolidJ
tn 0%erbinoung.
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qdtnna 9cnti6e in 5air6nrO.

Ger 4eltih1meritaniide 9iir.
gerbereiu BON 6airbltrD ~berinmmelt
ii6 ON 3. Di1r5. INN 2 llbr mad.
mittags in gourao's @ebdltoe. gae
@litelieoer 6es 8ereins. ioipie oae
Qeutihen Der llmeegeno iinO sur
g%eriammlilug Ber5lid eingelaoen.
grnit s[bel, @raiioent.
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Ncltere Ccmte
Icbcn GaHcmemc!
Siir @erS6sfrante.
Nslisre asats Is6sa oassmsmsi

Aeltere aente IS6eu Ga6sinenef
20, September 1915.
weehrter 9err: epeben fnuftc f8 cine
lceltere lube @aaouere InbIets. MSetne Srnti
:ii1p in l%ebr1udicH eite lube boil iinb ian.
pen ~oteielbet ME nngege6eR. Wleine 1fdu
fuuree lebr nerbas. miirfiif mo rcis6ar inns
10 ipuroe qletdfaIls hnbpn e~rqriiieH. 80 BIN
1lrob, odb I'D eabnHteHe erbielt, ole Sen 3us
ilafe rleiHer Strut heogiteno belerten nnh
\ mir felbit irob gletboiitdt ote n0fiae Wdd5ts
Luhe erm6BIidten. gafr limo 6ereits 6ei0e IN
Sabrerk obuohl meine Grm bcba1ntet, bal;
tte nod tI1g iit uno felt lie &a60mene
itItntnit .oiaube i'd Fl iaft aiicb. bsun re TIT
~ trteofertia uit0 beluealin pie friiber. ahre
1locinue 1d6IetteB adbcn unS bds @efibT
ron neieH Igeitgft Gtuiiegen5 mldrien far
bne @tiiutbbeifsbuh.
9odndbteub 6uab aelfoe.
2fg 6. 8roaoip1b, Musfogee. CHA.
stotl5; e~aooulete gabfels fnb sipeifefIos
Elm fHtibertrehfiAes 6eilmitiei fit g1egbct
mo Gprper. in alien frfiberer QbotbeFen
b%eriault Aerjanef, bic 6nrt Gaoumere 6eis
lung f1Hoelb fdnlben es nitheren ardnIen.
pies al bic SeEiieIer 81 berinteH.