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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
RED CROSS COMMISSION
IS DISPATCHED TO ITALY
Mission Headed by George F. Baker,
Jr., Goes to Study Needs
of Country.

Headed by George F. Baker. jr.. vice
president of the First National Bank of
New York city. a special lted cross
commission has been dispatched to
Italy by Henry p. Dawson. chief of the
war council. This commissions pur-
pose is to advise how American Red
Cross activity can best be exerted to
meet needs of the suffering soldiers and
the civilian population of Italy.
This is the fourth Red Cross COM
mission to go to Europe. The first,
headed by Maj. Grayson NJ. p. Murphy.
vice president of the Guaranty Trust
Company, New York, was sent to
France. The second. headed by DR..
Frank S. Billings Of Chicago, went to
Russia. The third. headed by II. w.
Anderson of Richmond, Va. is now on
it's way to Rumania.
With Mr.. Baker on this mission are:
John r. Moron, president Atlas Port
land Cement Company: Dr. Thomas w.
Huntington, president of the American
Surgical Association: DR.. Victor G.
Heiser of the United States public
health service, and Nicholas i. Brady,
Central Trust Company, New York. Ac-
companying the commission also is
Chandler r. Post, professor of Greek
and fine arts at Harvard University,
and one of the leading authorities in
this country on Italy.
Through the American Academy in
Rome. it has been arranged that the
commission to Italy will have detailed
to assist il Gorham Phillips Stevens.
director Of the School of Fine Arts, and
Charles Epson Clark of Yale Univer-
sity, director of the School of Classical
Studies. both of whom are now resident
in Rome.
To enable this commission to meet
the more urgent needs which may be
found to exist. an emergency appro-
priation of 100000 has been made by
the Red Cross war council. Other work
in Italy viii, depend upon the report of
this commission as to how such efforts
can best be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
BAND CONCERTS,

L. S. marine barracks today at
1880 pm. by the L. S. Marine
Band. William H. Santelmann,
leader.
March, 1.-The Messenger"
Althouse
Overture. "Pique Dame. :Auber
La Pepita". .Tobani
Grand scenes from Faust"
Gounod
Waltz. Morning Journal
Strauss
Patrol. Marching Through
"Reminiscences Of ireland"
Godfrey
Marines hymn. The Halls of
MonteZuma."
THE Star Spangled Banner"
The audience is required to
stand at attention, men with their
hats removed, while the band is
playing The Star Spangled Ban.
ner."
The L. s. Soldiers Home Band,
at the bandstand, today at pm.
John s. M. Zimmerman, director.
My Country It's of Thee"
March. Salute to the Yelled
over Hpne. "sicilian vesoers." nan
Verdi
Two songs
(a) For YOU
OBJ "Slumber and Rest Thee"
Zimmerman
Selection, Les Huguenots,"
Meyerbeer
Fox trot, For You a Rose"
Edwards
Spanish serenade, La Paloma,"
Yradier
(By reQuest)
Valse hesitation" When Knight
hood Was in Flower" .Gustin
Finale. There's Some One More
Lonesome Than YOU
Won TilZer
THE Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
J0YRIDING SOLDIER NABBED.
Baltimore Youth Charged With
Taking Automobile Here.

Edward Ries Linthicam. fifteen years
old. son OF William y. Linthicum. 81
Wheeler avenue. Baltimore. is under
arrest in this city to answer a charge
OF joyriding- 1t is charged that he took
an automobile belonging TO Stanley q.
Johnson, S39 - street, Saturday night
and motored to River View Park, Bal
timore.
Linthicum enlisted in the District mi
litIa few weeks ago. giving his age as
eighteen years, and. IL is stated, the
military authorities probably will make
AN investigation Of his age claim.
On his way from the Baltimore re-
sort the young man picked up two other
soldiers and all three Were arrested.
Detective Springmann s0d Policeman
'pnnors Of the automobile squad
brought the three soldiers here from
baltimore yesterday. Linthicum Will
be given a hearing in Juvenile Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
HIS 10TH ANNIVERSARY.
Senator Martins Friends Aid in Cele-
brating His Birthday.

Senator Thomas s. Martin of Virginia,
the democratic leader of the Senate and
chairman Of the committee on appropria-
tons. yesterday celebrated the SEVENTEEN
anniversary OF his birth He received
congratulations Of his friends here and
in Virginia.
The distinguished Firginian has never
been more vigorous than he is today. AS
majority leader Of the Senate and as
chairman Of the great committee Of APP
preparations he is carrying a heavier bur-
den of responsibility than any other mem
Der of that body or Of either branch of
Congress There is 10 war measure that
does not come before him in some form
There is no matter of legislation. whether
relating to the war or not, that can be
brought forward without consultation
with him.
All this has made the work of Senator
Martin heavier than many younger men
would undertake. Notwithstanding this,
however. he is at his desk or upon the
Senate floor from twelve to fifteen hours
each day. He Is in daily, almost hourly
consultation with the President or some
high official OF the administration work.
ing out the war plans of the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
MANY PLEASURE CRAFT OUT.

While there were by no means S many
Of the pleasure fleet out for cruises on
the river as there usually have been on
pleasant Sunday in former years. the
day caused quite a number of owners
to take their boats out for short trips
10 points below Mount Vernon. Practi-
cally all were back in port before dark
Many residents of Washington en-
joyed week end trips on the water to
Baltimore, the resorts about Norfolk,
Colonial Beach and to the landings
along the river, leaving here Saturday
afternoon and evening and returning z
home this morning. Large throngs took
advantage of the trips of the steamer
Manchester for an outing on the river
and returned home last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
TO RELIEVE CONGESTION.
U. S. Commerce Chamber Urges Co.
Oreration In TRANSFORMATION.

Boards of trade. chambers of com
merce, merchants associations ard
other civic organizations throughout
the country are urged in an appeal
by the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States. made public last night,
to form committees on storage and ar
range for intercommunity cooperation.
The idea is to relieve transportation
congestion.
The national chamber urges organized
co operation with the council of ma
tional defense's committee in securing
proper storage facilities.
THE railroads. the statement says
ARE doing more than ever before, but
the burden on them is overwhelming, as
business in this country is being con-
Quoted on a scale never before APP
preached"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
POTATOES AS SECURITY.
Federal Reserve Board Authorizes
Rediscounting of Warehouse Receipts

In declaring that potatoes are non
periGhable. and that loans upon ware
house potato receipts may therefore be
rediscounted for periods not longer
than thirty days. the federal reserve
board has given the most important f.
nancial aid to growers and consumers
of potatoes. in the opinion of the food
administration.
The proposition was laid before Will
liam j. G. Harding, governor of the
board, by Louis D. Sweet potato expert
of the food administration. He con-
tended that potatoes properly graded
packed and stored constitute a nom
perishable staple within the intent of
federal reserve board regulations
Co... Harding acquiesced.
The receipts became negotiable paper
throughout the country at the federal
reserve rates. These are now az per
cent in most of the federal reserve dis
tricts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
URGE FEDERAL LAND TAX.
Single Takers Say $2,0oO,02O,0 900
Could Be Raised Yearly.

Taxation of land values as a just
method Of raising more than So 000. 900, =
600 for war revenue was advocated
by Western Starr. George u. Hampton
of the Farmers Open Forum, and H.
Martin Williams, speakers at the an
nual picnic at Great Falls Saturday of
the Single Tax Association, the Wom-
ems Singue Tax Club and the Tax Re
form Association of the District. Sur
geon General Gorgas, L. s. A. had been
Invited to address the assembly, but
was prevented from being present by
other business.
Endorsement was given TO the bill
introduced in the House by Representa-
tive Robert -Crosser of Ohio providing for
raising revenues by direct taxation OF
land values from the several states in
proportion to population. The tax reform
advocates plan to support the bill ac-
lively.
Charles s. Davis presided. Sid Evans
arranged the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
Hides His Cash; Unable to Find It.

Henry Scarlatinis. 20 Madison alley,
regrets that he acted as his own banker.
Yesterday about noon he counted his
cash and found he had just SIPS. He
tucked the money away in a large fold
ing pocketbook and went to christen-
ing at the house of friend, and about
o'clock last night he was unable to
find II. Henry told the police he was
unable to recall what he did with the
money after he counted ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES-News From the Front
NEWS.


As YOU nay HAVE NOTICED,
QUIZ DEAR TRlEND ETAELBER1
S,1Pk'NS, Has NOT APPEARED
IN THE PAPER FOR Sore TINE,
THE REASON BEING THsT THE
IoUMG HOPEFUL MAS ON a
us. TRANSPORT BOUND TO
TRANCE. NOV n4AT HE Has
eRRiVED safe ehD SOUND.
We FEEL nAH7 We CAN HNNOuA9
HIS AR0WAl WITH OUT eRouS,N9
TIE IRE OF SEcR4TeRz DANIELS
or OTHER OFFICIALS! NATURALLY
PA N-GlNIS, AND THE family HAVE
BEEN ON EDGE TO HEAR FRor Hlr1
They HAVE HEARD! (READ oN)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
Last Rites for Capt. J. C. Daley.

Funeral services for Capt. John c.
Daley. a member of the Washington
police force for many years. who died
last Friday. were held this morning at
St Martins Catholic Church. Inter
ment was in Mount Olivet cemetery. A
delegation representing the Grand Coun-
ell of the Independent Sons of Jonadab
attended the services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
Funeral for James Gowans.

Funeral services for James Gowans,
civil war veteran and an employee of
the bureau OF engraving and printing
for number Of years, who died last
Friday, were held this morning at st.
Paurs Catholic Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
CIafiin Optical Co., 801 F st.
Moving Picture Eyeglasses.

Run down by an auto occupied by per-
sons unknown to the police, Lee Laing, a
resident of Mount Savage, Md, received
injuries which resulted in his death Sat
urday night. The accident occurred on
the Washington boulevard near Mount
Savage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
The Star by Mail.

~ sure to have The Evening
and Sunday Star follow you.
- In most cases The Star will
Be at the breakfast table tho
next morning. and always give
all Of the latest news from Wash
tngton Of the day before. Tho
address may be changed az fire.
QUently as desired by giving the
old a. well as the new address.
The price OF The star by mail
daily and Sunday Is 60 cents Der
month, In advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
Prosperity Bulletin No. 81

eve very optimistic to business conditions in this
country for time Our sales thus far this
show increase previous and expecting
do still larger volume We have increased advertls
ing appropriation for the fall campaign and
doubt that business will increase correspondng
Mr.. n. NJ Hustled Marietta Stanley Co.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30

Georges counties. has Joined his regi-
ment as surgeon with rank of first lieu
tenant in the list Maryland. During
his absence Dr. F.. l.. Mason has been
assigned to the office here as the rep
resentative of the state board of health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
CITY ITEMS.

BY POP.
BY POP.

20-oz. cans Baking Powder, 12c; "a lbs.
Our Best Flour, S1.65; Our Best Tea,
49c: Wonder Coffee. zoe; New Potatoes,
40c pix. 926 Pa. ave. and all the J. T. ID.
Pyles Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
DR.. Woodruff Joins His Regiment.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
EVANSVILLE. Md. July 30.-Dr
Caldwell Woodruff. deputy state health
officer for Montgomery and Prince
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30

Brass Beds Relacquered, Satin or Bright.
John A. Gottsmann & Co. Main 3033.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30
Fa nous Artists

Concerts by Famous Artists
On the Edison Diamond Disc Phono-
graph daily. Gibson CO., 917 G.-Adver-
tisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30

Circle. :1O5 Pa. Ave. Phone w. sSs,
roDAY-DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, in wild
AND WOOLLY.'' SECRET KINGDOM"
No. l.. SHARKS NEST"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30

WashIngtt n Park Is Open, 18th q U.
ToDA1-Wll.LlAM FARNUM. in "A TALE
OF TWO CITIES" VIM, Fox masterplece
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-30

Crandnll's Av.Grnnd. Gas Pa.Ave. Sc.
T0pAY-D0UGLAS FAIRBANKS in
WILD AND W0OLLY"
TOMORROW-VIVIAN MARTIN and JACK
PICkFORD. in THE GIRL AT HOME
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-27
g~irasrmsilter @aIs aeitor6en.

Sartingtotb ~. Sch. 9hrger.
n~aeflter antoa @ai5 Don SORTING.
ton, Der ora Sonntag mad Iaugell
2eioeu eeltorbeu lift, tDllroe beute
morgen bon Der fatboIifden Stride
aus CUR Iebten 9ilbe beitattet. Der
9dbineeidjeoene mar in Baden ge.
bprell nito tam bor bieIen syalren
nod Atnerifn. Sur 9eit Ieines 20.
0eg 0iente &c IN ~ieillerr 5. ~gllntster.
min. 9err gsaI5 ipor elm @brell-
mann bonn Sdeitel bis sur SobIe,
oeiien an0enfen in gbren eebalten
miro. Sein 600 miro bon iciner
Satin uno feds erinohienen Sin
bern betrauert, Die in guten Ser
kdltniiien Iebeii. MSae Der Ser
~itorbere, Der Gin MtitIter zines antan
Burgers mar uuo ais folder ais
gorbiIo eeIten foinite in 6rieoen
ulben.
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1iadbritbten aus
Blocmficlt!

SarrD clifton rn0 alor1 Stagq
ipltroen an 20. 6ebruar BON Serrll
gaitor Sola iii bic 6eiieIn Der Gbe
eeldmieoet.
gtlfreo 9dper, Gin Sobn bon Sid
9nper, farn fiirSlid bon Smnba Slt-
rid, mo er fi9 ieiter gelhDnaeiien
9ion6eln iuegen eilter Operation I'M
ter8oe.
Die beige Sedidaile Bat cine
rteue 5elterlpebr prganiiiert. sic be-
ltebt aus ben folgenOen @Iieoern:
S1rrD Snditorf Otto SatIen. g8i[-
lis S1rniI, @eralO @raD, &biaip STA.
lar, MprLe 8ladmore.
Sobn 8~ennefmmp, Der ettDo 3
MeiIen n6rbli1 bon Der Sta0t
fpobnte, idieo am Ia. Sebrl1ar in.
foIge zines &rebsleioens aus 0ieIer
8eIt. sSoba 8ennefamp mar am
81. Sttober 1916 in SI0enburg,
9euti9lono, geboren un0 fam mn
Sabre 1882 no1 amerifd. @or 30
Sabreit nerbeirotete ct ii9 nit Dein.
ma Seilte in Columbus, 9eb. Son
oa gtng CT mad Bender, mo CT bic
oor adt Sobren dls er mad anDr
@ountb fam, lebte. Scr 8erltorbene
binterldBt cine CUTE uno brabe So.
mile. auBer ieiner treuen Satin
befueinen nod fieben ain0er ben Ser.
INIT hires goters. Ser 2eifengot.
tesoienlt fano am is. Gebrltar Inn
10 lbr morgens i'm SouIe oes Ser.
~itorbenen ltatt uaO uurbe bon 8ultor
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-27
Nns Sem Gtaate Nebrasfal

DienStaa @eter @eln1 ltnb Sri.
Mmd Snnecef, Die 3ohter bon
@errn uno Sro1i s. 9. Sanecef.
Die Nellberni1blten iper0en arif Der
6nrm hes iungep Gbemnlmes bel
MontereD ibr Seim nifihldgen.
Die oiesjdbrigen biffigen sfenren
meroen bonn IL. BIS 10. Sui ab.
geba[ten iper0en.
SER INTO Srnli Miliom 8Iienei.
fter, meI9e fid IN Siour Sails, Q.
g., rieoerInIicl tperoenL puroen ON
berganeenen Gonntog bon ibren bic.
len 5rciinoeft in ibrem Seim nit
elmer loQennrmten rGltrpriie 8artn"
iiberraiht. @ttna bnnoart Sreunoe
unb Nadbarn bntten iid aus oieienl
4nIaB eingefun6en liderli9 ein
id6nes 8eiden Der geliebtbeit, mel.
der ii@ oos Gbepodr bier oIlgemein
erfrent.
$err 9oltor Charles 9re0oebl
bon 9~on0estralt, SagfatheDon
Gountp gonaOn, Elm aino bon gr.
ming Goltrtn iGreibt in einem
8rief, 6oB iie bort einen Itrengen
8inter eebnbt b6tten. 9ns Ebermo.
meter mar nlebrmols daf 40 mo
logger ouf 80 @rno unter gfila &C.
funfen.
5reitog nor einer ISOLDE tpltroe
8ilinm 6rieorid aoebLer, Der om
borbergehRnoen MtittpoA I'M Sauie
ieiues Sdniegeriobneg, ssobn guhs
bola bel Bancroft, aus benz Sebet
qeihie0en mar, inter GROCER Sell.
nnbnlc sitr lesten @ube betattet.
Ser 8eritorbene, pelder Elm Sitter
bon 81 Sabrcn errejht batte, itontm.
tie ans glieber @urseit, 8raroen-
burg unD fam i'm Satire 1881 nod
amerif1 un0 Cunning gountp. CT
miro BON orei Sobnen uno bier
godtern iiberlebt fieben ieiner Sim.
Der tparet linn bereits in ben 500
borangegongen. Ger GntImlafene
e@rfrerte iid) bel @roB irto Stein
angemeiner Sohadtung. Moge er
III Jrieben ruben.
s. 6. elliott.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-27

u. SpieArrmaitn gaIelfet. Sic lterb.
liGen ~lleberrete plirDelt Gif Dem
Waittnes6uge nod 4enber gciom-
men, lDo tie Mllter &citufig 0es @errfl
EaltDr Mitldfe beltdttet tpuroen.
Or. 20. s.. Mliaeil itlo sSrai iupr.
ben am ~. 6ebrliar itd Der @eIeH.
iddft 0eB @onperiiellrs IN 2incpItt
anitlieBen, I'M am t5. WlGro Den
Gti rungsfeierliAfeiten oes ErG4
iiOeilt 4 bei8nipobnen.
8&Rr @ac9aamara, $. $. &a6-
manu- auguit Sorting. r. s.. @tci
@ratb, gernnra &obmann ullO @m.
Glagton beteiIietea ii@ an Dem Sci.
1enbegdngnis bon Abnm DonaelLp
in SadlOn am lebten 5reit1g.
Minnie @elpps @efuno9eitssu.
ltnno bat iih naA Der fiir5lider
Operation 5uieberlos eebeilert.
Der AligeHnr5t &orrD Bid miro
ltd) b1l0 Dter nle0erldnen.
Gariten Snnien tpor in @eIhGfts.
angelegenbeiten IN 0mobo.
@eorg @iders mar auf cine ISOLDE
IN Council Bluffs bel 8erfUanoteu
81 8eiud.
8ilbelm 2antpredt uno 2ouile
Beters ipliroeit am 81. 6ebruar bon
@errn Baitor Spiedernlailn qetralt.
Die beioen iungen 2eute iino ainoer
BON an9eiebertell 5afniIien ulto er.
freuen fid BEL ibren bieIen 5reulloen
oQaenteiner abtuHg uno Qiebe. Qod
Der &ronititg i'm 8fnrrbauie ser
0reifaItigteitsfir6e funo cine Id6ne
giodfeier I'M Squire Der 8rautettsrn
ltat, bic on @enliitlidfeit nidItS al
ipnniden iibrig lieB.
Bel fiir5Iiden 6ffentliden @erfolt.
ZEN auf ben Bnrlrlen bon Seinrid
Sitlutarm ufb 8iIbelm @eerfer
iouroen 1fil6tabe fir mebr ais
$4,000 berfauft.
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1lns net point.

ST. Der IutberiIAen Grace Stride
tuitroen am beremgenen W1ittipofj
Rdp 8il6e uno SRI. 2ouiia @ieie
BON &errn Naitor Bofpea getraiit.
3err @ii0e III EN- GObn Des Che
pdurcs Charles 8. gBil0e, uno feline
iunge 6rau iii Die &oGter bon
@errn uno 5ran 6ris @ieie.
Bon n~ngeIebenen 2eltten I'M gam
Sen Cunning Gonntp Deroen MnItren.
gitngeu geniad)t, cine g~ountpfair.
afociation in gseit 9oint 8t organi.
@iiereii, uno Hlnl boftt baB cine fol-
DE 8ereinigulig 5uitdnoe fonnlt.
Am mfhpoG nafmittog fartO I'M
Seim bon 5rnu ssannie Sling, li0.
6ltIi1 Der GtaOt, oie Sroullng ibrer
TDhter emma nit Grnit aroger
Stott. SER BnItor @ero0epobl boa.
5og bic feierIihe &aaoLung. 9as
turee 8nnr miro fid ouf ieiner
6nrm BET SioIr Sails, 9. O., ME.
0erlaHen.
Serr nno 5rou 6. s. G6eIenberg
beranftalteteil nm 9onners.og In If,
rem idonen Seim aiis AnlaB 0es
Bebnrtstoges @aibingtong cine id0.
ne 6eier, Sit tpelder 5nbIreid)e @1lte
gel1oen tuorelt. Dluiifaliihe 8ortrds
&c tin0 Spiele biloete Die l1nterbals
tliitg.
@idter DeipnIo trnltte an Iesten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-27

Berlin, 26. Sch. Somstag,
ben 3. MdrS, na@mittngs 8 llbr
ftroet in Der Sole su @erIift 9ebr,,
cine geriammliing Der 8iireer bon
Berlin nnb llmsegenb itatt, Inn cine
Betition an ben .RcngreB Su rtdten,
nnler qan0 aus Dem &rieg berniis.
aubolter. ane Biireer, Die fir
bic @oblfnbrt unO ben 5rie0en unie.
res 2anoes cintretel ftno eritft,
Der @~erInmnlun9 beiSupobnen uno
Die gittihfirt an ben &ongreB gu
unterSeidnen. 9ns Aomitee.
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8nr Iebten Gn6e beItattet.

Sails Gitb, 81. sch. 5reifaq
fano inter 8alIrei9er 9eiInobnte bic
geeroisurg bon Jrou aaroIine
@ittrof itatt. Die gerItorbene,
iuelhe an Mlittipod I'M Sitter bon
rs Sabren ans Dem 2eben geruferl
iDur0e, Itduufltte ans DeutIhlono un6
miro bon atuei GodterrL Sri. emma
8ittrof bon bier nno 5rou Minnic
Slider bon Sfpeet Springs, 9to.,
betr0ilert.
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Sin IdSner grofit.

qlliaHre, 81. Sch. Ser noro.
iDeitLih bon bier mpbnenoe 8orrHer
S[0olpb grolt bat 1000 guIbelg
aortoffcln, Die er 10 Inuge 5urild-
6ebalter botte, lette ISOLDE 81 $500
per guibel berfauft. Ser QGuFer
mlB oieielbsn nod feibit obbolen.
9dtte 9roit ieiie Grate i'm @erbit
losgeidIasei, hattie er MIR Toe bis
soc er5ielt. @1nnlcr mnfrn jett
bereits cen s,triitdl. oen 6arnirril
RON goI Butte GonHiD ibre 0ies.
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jus bem @efdnanis entiurnnnen

Columbus, n. Sch. Chs
Boora5a, Der cine @efdnanisitrafe
.abfisen uutb, neil er 5ar llntcrbaI-
tltng ieines unebelidlen ain0es Der
Malltter 0esieIben, SRI. aoa qerr,
nidlt Die ibnl auferIeete Summe bon
$500 ans3abIen fonnte ODER iuoate,
Ut entpifet, als en- einen aldleiuler
n%tBerboIb 0es @~efdligriIieg entlee-
ret lolte, gr mar bereits Dor hoe.
iligen 8oden ans Dem @efdnenis
entiprnii9cn, oanlaIs iebpd III sum.
pbrep ipteoer auigegnbelt worbell.
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Wlnlltr nnb 9adter finhen 9pa.

Dobt0 9th n. Seb. 0os
s~utorHobil Dor 8abe 6rout, in mel.
dem iiG ofeier uuO letfe 8rnit nebii
SER ulto Jrau Q, %. SpDe lnl
.0efen ~ idBrfger Godter Somttaa
nbeilo aus Der Stride b~eimiubren.
itiirate 0as gliito meItli6 Der Staoi
einen Mbbnng btrunter iifto begrnb
ole SnfaIien itiiter iid. Jrait SpOe
utto 0eren E6dtpr6en initr0eu Glii
Der Gtelle get0tet, ip1breno 0iG
l1ebrigen NIT MIR leiften @erlekua.
gen oabonfnlnen.
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@amors eradls garnsaie gi6tiOtdef,

8Dmpre, ~. Sch 9itrgerrnei.
Iter RapIins fiin6igte geTtern on,
0aB Die 8emiiblineen Der Srtsbeb5r.
ben bon Der Gornegie.8 ibliotbef.
@eb0rOe Die NOTICE Sunrule 8tr or.
rihtulig elmer 8ibliotbef at erbaIten,
bon @rfolg gefront ieiert. 9ns @e-
b6itoe, 0elien 8oltfoiten ettua $t0.-
600 betragen fDernen, miro in Der
@litte oes GaDIius Gart erri1tei
Deroea.
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9enAdler anfeb[er aeitpr6en.

ainsportb ~. 6eb. Sn ql.
Ter bon SO 5nDren lit an bergnrae-
nen Nittipoa in iefuefn 6itli6 bon
bier eeIegerlen Seim 8ilbelm aad-
meiiter %geitorben. Gr Dltr6e in
8eididIaao geboren nllo batte and
bort ieiner MiIitarpFliht geniiat.
Der 8eritorbsue miro bon ieiner
Gran lui0 5ebn &inoern iiberlebt.
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llnlrr ,.herrlidlesn etantsfapituL.

2tntoln, 27. Sch. Gin beftiges
@erGui9 lieB Sonntng ubeno ale I'M
Sapitoi befinbliden &erfonen otf-
ifreden. Cine groBe Mlerlge Stud.
1Df6rteI, @ips uitp., itiir3te BON Ser
Defe ltn0 Ben oberen @anoen oes
6obrfhables nif Den I'M aeaerge.
idoB befinolide1t Gabritubl. Slid.
Ii9eripeiie tpuroe Hienon0 Derlest.