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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

The birthday anniversaries OF Mrs.
W., A. Talbot and Mrs. A. A. Goalby
were celebrated at the meeting OF the
Lilac Crochet Club, which was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Rob-
ert Coates and Mrs. w. A. George at
the Coates home. FOG, East State street
A. business meeting was also held and
the remainder of the afternoon was en-
ioyed socially and with fancy work
In serving a two-course lunch the
hostesses were assisted by their daugh-
tiers, Genevieve Coates and lrma
George.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Ramsey, of Gill
man, their uncle, o. A. Potter, and his
two daughters, Miss Sadie and Mrs. D.
r. Covell. all of GraNville, n. D., who
are visiting at Gilman, were in the city
TueSday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

The art and music department of the
Woman's Club will meet Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. w.
Edenburn, 10 North Seventh street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

The grocery worth knowing, in this
age Of high prices. Phone AS or 1850
| Star grocery. w.. a. = .iT-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Eckles. of Apling-
ton left for home Tuesday night after
attending the funeral Of Mrs. Howard
EckleS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

For upholsterng phone 525. Mar
ShalltOwn upholstering Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

Mesdames Henry Sage and Cecil Ell
lott, of Grinnell, were Tuesday visitors
in this city ,", ...
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

The aid society of the First United
Evangeli church will hold bust
ness meeting Thursday afternoon in
the lecture room of the church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Sharp, 1872 West
Church street, are parents of a SON,
born early this morning The young
man will be named Benjamin Franklin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

Buy So worth of groceries and get a
sack of strictly guaranteed flour for
s1.9S. Phones 44S and 1855. Star gro
Gerry, IA East State.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

Mrs. b. l.. Moore, of Clemens. was Il
visitor in the. city, Tuesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

The Woman's Bible Glass will hold
their regular business and social meet
ing Friday afternoon at 1880 at the
home of Mrs. A. K. Smith, 500 West
Main street. Mrs. Smith will be as
sisted by Mrs. George Coburn and Mrs
Charles 1neraham Committee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

1.-THE Interrupted Divorce" drama
in four acts with plenty of good COM
edy will be the offering of the Al Cor
rell company at the Odeon Theater
tonight. Matinee Saturday, any seat
10 cents OdeOn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

Have you heard the tone Of Column
bia records. Come in and listen to the
new records. Camera Shop.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

Mrs. Edward Erickson and Mrs. +.
e. Beetner. Of Pickering, We're in the
city Tuesday visiting Mrs. T. f. Erick-
son. q patient at the Deaconess.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

Mrs. John J. Dempster, of Grinnell.
returned home Tuesday after visit
with Mrs. F. E. Eastman, Of Oberlin,
o., who is visiting at the soldiers home
with her mother Mrs. G. Cutter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-01-24

The Danish Ladies' Aid Society will
meet Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs G. A. Jones. 500 North Sec
Ond avenue s'.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
NORWOOD STILL
DRAWS CROWDS

Professor Norwood appears 10 be
possessed Of sufficient changes OF pro
gram to give, almost, complete new
program at each performance. The
BijOu theater, as \ consequence, IS
drawing some banner crowds, and It
is a noticeable fact that "repeaters
are present in the audience.
1t is generally conceded that 1t is
not possible for even the best pro-
fessors of hypnOtism eXtant to hypnO-
tise a subject who is be! end his actual
physical reach and. probably, it is bet
ter so as the power Of the hvpnotlst
would, under such Circumstances, be 50
great, either for good or for evil, as
to render him dangerous On the other:
hand, we're it possible to practise
!ong-distance hypnotism there would
be nothing to stop the Allies recruit
ing a regiment of hypnOtists and
storming the Hun strongholds sans
powerful guns and the many other &C,
couterments of war. This, of course,
providing the duns did not recruit the
first hypnotic regiment. Norwood
says the suggestion is out of the ques-
ton and as that is Norwoods business
he should know.
This will be the last week Of this
entertaining performer at the blJou
theater and those who have missed az
least one performance are missing one
OF the best acts shown on the BlJoH
stage in a long time
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

This chic model. left and center,
is made Of banana coIored satin and
eeoreette crepe. Il has underlaid
panels Of the satin on each side. The
coIIarIess blouse, although severely
plain, has a distinct touch in the cut
away bodice, and the pointed line Of
buttons around the neck accentuates
its unusual line. The back has the
new" old closing Of real buttons.
The hat is a delightful contrast to
the dress, and is made Of "london
Smoke" dull satin. The feather fancy
is Of bright black.
This pretty model (right) shows to
advantage the new apron front"
Many designers have made much Of
this style, and the women will be
eIaddened by the exceedingly youth
full lines they have adopted. Blue
serge is the material used in making
TINS trock, and delightful bit Of
color is added by the Chinese en-
broidery Used in the conventional de-
sign on the bodice. This dress also
closes in back.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
quently We can give valuable sugges

quently We can give valuable sugges,
tionS.
! We know that there are women who
.ust adore shopping; tney fill theiC
mornings and even whole days, pass
ing from one store to another. They
spend hours trying on dresses. hats
and wraps; in caressing beautiful bits
of lace or silk. dreamily picturing
them as part of a new gown or blouse.
These women do buy occasionally, but
they frequently spend time in pricing
articles that they have no intention
of buying. These women are habitual
shoppers who never seem to realize
that they are uselessly taking up the
time of the salespeople, and possibly
keeping some woman waiting who
really does wish to purchase some
thing. Because of these shoppers
many bona fide customers are sighted
by saleswomen, who have perhaps
spent considerable time with dead.
head shopper, and this lack Of in
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

atmosphere, although there are sew
eral changes from the published
story
One of the noticeable changes is in
the character Of Henry Sayers, termed
"a gin-soaked native" in the screen
version, but in the story a "haole
newspaperman who was we'll known in
the Paradise of the Pacific during the
days. Of Dunn. Much interest was
shown in this particular character
when the story first appeared and,
naturally. a great many people are
drawn to the Hawaii theater to see
him in the films.
George Walsh, one Of the most pop
uar of the William Fox stars, appears
in the leading role. that Of Bruce Chal
mers. Opposite to this star appears
Margaret Gibson, the despicable char
acter of Henry Savers is portrayed by
Herschel MayaIl, while the balance OF
the cast includes Anna Luther and
William Burress.
The story is good one, dealing with
a search for a pearl lagoon" in a
group Of islands in the deep South
Seas. Chalmers. Sayers and Tua1
Yuck, a crafty Chinese, make tho
voyage for the pearls. The jewels do
not materialize but love episode does
in which Chalmers wins out against
the plots of his evil companions.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

terest is of course very annoying to
the next customer, no matter what
the cause may be.
We should all remember that the
girl or woman who waits upon US is
asked for dozens of things in a day
She waits upon countless women. some
perhaps who are very impatient, cross
end needlessly curt. We must believe
it is unintentional as its effect upon
the sales women is to produce just
the opposite of what We desire, cour.
tesy and efficiency
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

serving one. II We tell her that we
are just looking, it will save the clerk
her time, and allow us to feel freer
to look around until We need her as
sistance.
The surest way sto obtain results
when looking for a special article is
to know what to ask for. If you do
not know, the head of a department
or a floor-walker should be consulted.
They are familiar with all special
lines, and the requests of hundreds
Of customers every month makes
them acquainted with the numerous
articles asked for; and they very fire.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
AS MEN LOVE-
IS At LIBERTY

House Peters and Myrtle Stedman.
one Of the most popular starring duos
appearing on the screen. return to
the Liberty theater this evening in
their latest success, LAS Men Love"
a Pallas-P Paramount production. 1t is
heralGed as a powerful society
drama" and, consequently, should
prove a splendid vehicle for this tai
ented couple.
The story relates Of the enduring
friendship of one man for another.
the men having shared each others
joys and sorrows from childhood to
manhood. The friendship is rent
asunder by a frivilous woman who
becomes the wife of one, but believes
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
HINTS 70 WOVEN WHO SHOP

ia rHr>.. days ~ I'ai - onr!u, vc
) .rI:d az, crtain jLsI what VI n"ri
Or thlnE ~ need before NcnturInI
ouI Oh SHOPPING tour. "" should
fO-tIfv ourselves with the T"s' IItiCI
that nothing will 30 10 .Iht Lat "
would not have sufficient $50 ~ We
probably have hosiery. for instance.
that is quite worn and mat y" f., i
should he repaced Possibly With a
little additional effort. and additions
stitches 1t could be made to scI'e d,
week or two lOnGcr II the pare nIs Q
OF new hosiery could b" POSTPONE ii
for this short time quite Ao\.u-
could be effected both n Labor in ma.
ing 1t, and in the money used in is
purchase 4 few hundred UUE.ru
doing this would mean the SAVING Of
tidy sum Of money in very llttc
Nhile, money that could be used il
TrCviding comforts and luXurir, ru.
some Of our soldiers "o1cr tLcI""
Women are often heard 70 say,
Shopping tires me SO" yet thcj
never tEin% TO look for tn" real raUs"
OF their fatigue. They merely feel
feel that il IS tle prlCe they must pay,
every SO often. To allCNidt" nhy steal
distress would be COmparatIN ely easy
II women would stop to Plan comfort.
able clothing for their pilgrimacrs
They should lay particular attention
10 the shoes they wear. as waiEn
on the hot pavements down town is
very much harder on many women
than the countless steps taken each
day in the home. The cure for a good
portion Of the mental stress attendant
upon the shopper, would be for her
TO plan out an Itinerary before lcaN
ing her home; tnis would also help
her to overcome some of the hard
ships caused by her indecisions
We sometimes and jus; the article
we are looking for, yet the Impulse
to compare II with similar articles
in other stores is often irresistible;
hence a considerable amount Of time
is lost to both the clerks and the
prospective customer. Often the les
son IS brought home to us, when We
md that some one else has purchased
the article We wanted, during our alb
sence. We can save ourselves time
and energy by buying that which has
an instant appeal TO us, as the fact
that 1T does SO is a good guarantee Of
its worth
Sometimes If one is in a hurry it
Is good plan to carry a receptacle
in which numerous small articles or
packages can be placed, without the
but II II is known at the various
stores do not encourage this practise.
delay Of having them wrapped Some
stores one can do this. The mer-
chants sometimes refuse to deliver un.
wrapped goods as a measure OF pro-
lection for customers. as we'll as to
insure themselves against imposters
When we enter a store it is always
interesting to glance about at the dis
LA "Non the tables and counters.
Such displays are usually arranged
by the heads Of departments in or
der to anticipate our wants, and per
Laps TO stimulate our imaginarions. |
Often these things are just what We
a:e looking for, it is gratifying to
find them SO readily and, If a clerk |
comes up recdy to serve us, it gives
us, a very good impression Of the
store. However, it is very annoying
to be followed from one counter to
another by clerk too insistent upon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

herself to be in love with the other.
The wife becomes raving Jealous Of
her husbands friend when she over.
hears his proposal OF marriage TO her
sister-in-law. She leads the girl into
fast company and gay life only to
be discovered by the girls fiance who
threatens exposure.
A wave of infantile paralysis spreads
over the city and the little daughter
OF the society butterfly falls its vic
tim. She is advised to send for hey
husbands former friend, now a famous
physician. He comes and a strong
scene ensues which ultimately results
in a reunited bond of friendship, but
strengthened by the estrangement.
The second chapter OF the new
weekend serial, The Secret King
DOM" gives every promise Of fasct-
mating story continued from week to
week on the Liberty screen.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

Give the children chance at the
big fish pond, corner 5eretania and
Fort streets, Sept. 8, 1917, where the
deIicatessen sale for the benefit Of the
Red Cross will be giVen.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
], ALLAN DUNN'S
STORY IN film

Honolulans will undoubtedly re1nem-
Der story that appeared in popular
magazine recently entitled The Isl
and of Desire" the author being j.
Allan Dunn, formerly a newspaperma"
of this city "The Island Of Desire
is at present being shown at the Ha-
wall theater and it abounds with local
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

There goes woman who is good
at figures"
"Bookkeeper
mo. Dressmaker. Judge
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21

sort SNIet6orpc, @a. 20.
Sept. Scrgeont 9llfreo 9onbaupt
pom 6. @unocs. SSnfanterie.Negiment.
ser inter General 4eribiug in Wleri.
70 oieutc, 1T aus Dem 9lrneeitauo
entlofen mo ais nieinOliher Qlns.
ldnoer" i'm bieiigen oeutihen @eian-
generIoger intcrnirt worOct.
@onboupfS Gntlaiiumg crfolgte
nocb ser GoniiSSirlmg cincs @rieieS,
Oen CT an ieine in GeutibIono leben'
oe S6meiter geidrie6en uhO in mel.
penn er ieincm 9eoouern iiber Ben
@iutritt ser Scr. Stoatcn III Sen
arieg aegen Geutihluno uno ser
SOiinlmg glusOritd gcgeben bctte.
DAB cr nidt acgen iein Seimatblano
81 fdmpien babe.
Seine Snternirung wuroe bonn
ginmanoerlngSburemt angeoronet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21

ne 9ladridbt bon elmer GrflGuing,
mel6e Oieie pielIei6t 6etreiis Der 9lu-
gelegenbeit aege6cu bat. g9enn ih
Sen out6eutiicben @ortImit elmer iol.
den GrfldrImg in SdnOen babe, mag
idl i'm Stan0e iein einige er9Gn5enoe
9emerhlngen 6ei5itiiioeu.
n9e5ii9lib ser IN oicier 8erbiu-
orug eripd6nten Ietoration crflGre
id bierinit oaB Der Ocutibe @e-
ion6te bon @d6orot mir feline iol6e
on9e6oten nod peripro1en BAT, mo
ouB id feline erbalten babe. Die
bon elmer gelpiiien alnHe 3eitungen
Oieier StaOt genadte9ebaiphng, icb
batte Sen 0eutiden @eiauoten W}it-
t6eihmgen gemoAt Oie ib 6ei Oen
6einOen ieines 2anoes IN Nierifo ge-
ianmelt 6dttc, 1T e6enio iolid ais
l1derlids"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21
sImerifaniidc cfii3icre msusseidDnet

9lmerifonii9es Sonpt T.
qltortier in 8ranfreit t5,
10. September. ~ @rigo0c.@enerol
@eorge .. Duncan mo Nlaior
Gampbcn Sfin0 iino oie criteu ameri.
faniirben Gffi5iere, pcldr III @erbin.
Olng nit Der EbeiInabne ser g[meri-
faner an oer fiir5Iicben Geroun.Of-
fenIiDe Oos &riegsfren3 er6aIteu ia.
BEN Die 9eioen fmgirten ais 9e-
o6adltlulas.Oifi5iere in poreeidobe-
men 9[rtiaerica9SoIen @s iit nidt
6efonnt, Oh aS oen Sifi3ieren erlaubt
iperOen miro, oie 9lns5ciCblhrng an.
5uuebmcn
On oem 9lrneebeiebl, ser 0ie 9lus.
5cidlnmseu befmut CAB, beiBt eS be.
5iigIib oes Generals Guucan;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21
@oris ipriGt uur BON &a-
npnQ0e.


@aris, 90. September. II GaS
6eiIte g}a6mittag bonn fran50iii6elt
Griegs6ureal Oer6ffentlicbte ofii3ielle
Gommlnique bat ioIaenOen @ort-
laut:
n9l6geie6en bon lebbaiter 9lrtille-
rietbdtiofeit in Ger @egenO Oes 5lui.
les Die, in Ocn 9lbi6nitteu bon Gor-
nillet umo N}ont &ollt in ser Gbau-
poene rnO ouf 6eioen lliern ser
D|oos, BADEN iib feline 0perotionen
bon geoeutltng abgeipielt"
&u6ig anf italienii6 er
6ront
Som, 20. September. Gle beute
9tadnittag bonn italieuiideu &riea5-
bureau Oer0ifentli6te oiii5ielle Nlit-
tbeihng iagt;
n2luf Ser gan5en 6ront mar Sic
@eie6tStbdtiefeit cine m6Bige. IS
fam nidt 5u 6eoeutenoen 9peratio-
neu.
Sirfen unter @efange
men Ser 9(lliirten.
9RouL 10. Sept. (geripdtet.)
@eiongene, wel6e bon Oen Stqlienern
al Ser &arit5ront gema6t wurOen,
ihlieBen me6rere EiirIeu eilJ- mas,
mie italieniibe 0fii5iere iugen, be-
weiit OaB OeIierreih- -llngarn BON
ieoer n6gli9en Seite 9ieierpen err
Gdlt. I'M einen letter &eriu9 81 ma
diem oen &ormarid Der Staliener
oiti5u9alteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21
eommiiiiou ioa nnteriMaltn.

SoQ @riin0e ser 9lrbeiteupiren i'm
g8elten aiIsiinoen lmo peitere 9e.
binoerine Der sSnouitrieen ourd
5trifeS ab5iupen0eH rihen.
9rdiibent @ilion erneunt 5pe.
5ioIbeb6rOe NIT g(rbeitS.Setretdr
@ilion an Der Spite. QieieIbe
begiebt iib nod Dem @eiien.
@aibingtph 20. September.
Die 9lrbeiter-g9rrcn an Der Eaci.
fiiden aiiite lnO IN oeu weitlihen
Gebirasitaoteu werocu bon cmer
Spe5idl-@ommiiiion unteriuht mer
6el Die berte bon @rdiioent S9ilon
ernonnt pitroe, Inn i6u peri6nIib az
pertreten. gIn ser Spite Der Som.
million itebt 9trbeits. Setretdr qsil.
ion; Die ii6rigen Dtiiere0er iiHo
Sol. 8. 8. Spungler bon 8enuiplOa.
nien, @erner 3. 9leeb pon GoIora0o
Sobn S. @alfer bon SIlinois imo 6.
s. Mari6 BON @albington in0 Selir
Sranfiurter BON 9few-Yori oils 5e.
tretdr.
Die Gommiiiion mir0 in 81l0c ibre
9leiie autreten tno wa6riheinIid
mebrere @odeu i'm Meiten perluei.
len, itm nit 9lr6eiteriiibrern glrbeit.
oebern, glgellten Der s, g8. @y
Staats. @ouoerneureu uno auoereu
9Seriouen 81 conierireu Die mli ole
gittlation elm 2ibt merien oOer Sin.
fhuB 3ur BeilCgitng Der Giileren1en
cusii6en f5nnen.
Ger Er6iioent iagte in ieincr slit'
fiin0ignng DON ser @ruenning Der
Gommiiiion OoB er begieria ici, oie
3gabr6eit iiber Die bon Den 9lrbeitae.
bern mlo 9lrbeitern ge9en einonoer
er6obenen 8eidtl0iguHgen 0er lnge-
reHten @ebanolitng fermen 81 ler'
neu, ino cine @aiis 81 iinoen 5lpeds
8ermeioumg Der observation-disclosures Der
Snouitrieen iudbreno 0e5 &riegeS
0urd 9lr6citer.9ispnte.
9 o ftrife 0ebnt ftd aus.
u ew Dorf, 20. September.
Eic 3o6I Der itritenOcu 6rodtuerla.
Ser mar baite Wlorgcu aii 6000 an
gemodien ino id)eint iid nod weiter
DergroBern 81 iUoIlcn. Gic 9Inslian-
0igcn bebarren alii ibrenI @erlangeM
0aB DER @orarbcitcr 8ranf Sobaroo
bon ser ,,g91ite Star.2iuie" init Del.
fen glrbeitSmet6ooen Tie nidt einDer'
itonOen fino, entlaNeu wiro, lmo bic
2iuie pia iirb Oieier 6oroeruug niAt
iiigeu.
Ger Strife begonu aui oell @bte
Star". .@iers. BAT jebt aber audi Die
Gods scr @lmaro. iran5oiiidcn
omerifoniiden, g(tlantic ErauSport-,
&e0 Stor., Solouo,9lnerita, aSa-
uana., gernnloa., Aouol Nlail. tmo
@oro-2inie oiii5irt. Die Scute Der
Woro-9irie perloneen bobcrcu Sobn
sic ser 6oldnoiiben 9inie itrifcn
lueil man i6ueu Derweiaert bat, iicb
III ser @}ittaaspauie Bier boIeu 6u
0iirien.
Gie 9hsitdnoigen perluobrcn fb
entidieoeu oagcaen oaB oenI Strife
irgeno Elm anoerer @ruuo, oils ibr
@erlangeu na6 Der gntlonuug ga.
baroos, interihoben miro, imo beto.
men ibre 2oDolitat Der 9ieoiermg
gegeuiiber.
9IlS 9epeiS bierfiir fiibren iie an
SAB mebrere Simocrt llnionlcute ci-
ncn omerifaniihen 0ampier bcIaoen
ser 9yoit beforoern ioa ilnO oaB oie
2000 SrdhtUerlaOer oili ocn &eaie.
rings Gods in 0obotcu nidt an ocu
Strife beorOert lporoen im0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-21
9lns Ser @amOesGuuptitaOt.

Die speite 2ibertD 9(nIeibe Gaul-
pogue beginnt am 1. Sftober. -
0ie &riegS- Greoit-@ia bat Sen
Senat poiiirt. ~ Setretdr 8afer
in Camp Wteooe.
g8aibiugton, 20. September,
- Iie 5meite 2ibertD- -9(nlei6e-@ Gam
pogne miro om 4. Oftober beginnen
pier @o6eu anoaueru uno am 81.
Sfto6er idlieBen. Ser @2ittpod,
"a. Sftober, miro ais 2i6ertD-Gag inn
9an5eu 2onoe begangen meroen, uuo
arrangements weroen getroTien, po-
triotil1e GerIammIingen in ieoer
Stoot uno ieOem Std0icben 8u bal.
ten. Die @in6eln6eiten Der 5peiten
9i6ertD 9(nleibe Champagne merOen
morgen ooer iibermorgen peroifent-
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puroe bente i'm Scuote o6ne ga.
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tanten6ous paiiiren. Die nellcn
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iieuer mo Der &roiitslleberibuB.
lteuer imtermorien.
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90 ea0e.
arieos.5efretdr @ofer ioate beiltc
noA einem @elude IN Gamp W(enoe,
0aB Die BORT nngefomueneu Monn.
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Ifti9e, gut ousiebenoe @eiellidoit
Ser OurbibnittIihen ilmaeu glmeri.
touer iei. Scr &riegS Sefretdr mar
bon Dem Stobsdef @enerolmoior
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lnO in Sen 9iubeiton0 tritt. 9lls iein
9odfolger miro General Soicpb
aubn 9enannt, melrber jcbt oos Com.
nouOo 8u Camp @leo0e fiibrt. Scr
@eiud oeS &rieos- 5efrctdrS int 2a-
ger mar rneruortet imo Ser eiit8igc
Solut, ioetc er ieIbit, ipor oos Or
ploOiren bon GDnomit bel Dem gliis-
ipreuaen bon olten @aumitdlnmen.
s Geniur fiir Sii0omeritu.
SSn Oie aGeoIins witb t6e @nenO"-
@il wur0e cine @oridrift eingeiiigt
melHe oenl @rdiioenten ole glutoritdt
crtbeilt, cine Geniur iiber Die orobt-
loien 0epeic6en nod Siioamcrifa 0it
perb6ngen, oomit nidt bon bort aus
glod6ricbtcu noc6 9eltidlano gelan-
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