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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02
NEW TOWN FOR VIRGINIA.
Marshall Field and Co." to Create
Textile-Making City.

Chicago, June 2.-Chicago capital
will place a new town r leiuua'e'
Va, on the map.
Marshall Field and Company will
establish mill four miles northwest
Of Martinsville and around it little
city. modern in every respect, accord
inc to John G. Shedd, president OF
the concern. Cotton textiles will
be made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02
Maryland spring chicken at Ram
meTs cafe.

"Mystery of the Double Cross" the
greatest serial ever presented, be-
ginning at the Richmond Theatre
Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

Captain Fountain Beattie, who re-
Gently went to Florida, where ne had
purchased tract of land, is visiting
his former home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

Mrs. Alexander E. Slaymaker has
returned from visit to her cousin,
Miss Lottie Larmond, at her home in
Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

The Rev. R. D. Garland, of Rich
mond, will preach at both morning
and evening services in the First
! Baptist Church tomorrow.
Mrs. S. E. w. Spencer, who ha:
been the guest of Mrs. Gardner L
| Boothe, left today for her home in
Williamsburg, Va.
Miss Lucca Chappell, Of Sanford
! Florida, is visiting her cousins, the
Misses Dickert on North Columbus
street.
Friendship Council No. %, Sons
and Daughters of Liberty, will on
Friday evening, June Sth, celebrate
it's eight anniversary. Hope Coun-
Gil No. /, of Washington, will be
present. A musical and literary
program will be rendered and re-
freshments will be served.
The Hygiene and Home Nursing
Class held its initial meeting Thurs
day wening in Lee Camp Hall, under
the direction OF Miss Fanny Carter,
superintendent of the Alexandria
Hospital. This class is one Of the
greatest interest to every one and
prominent physicians have said that
all women should take this course
for practical application in the home.
Miss Mabel Boardman will attend
the Garden Party this evening from
5 to o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Mauchlin Niven, on Braddock
Heights, for the benefit of the Re.
freshment Corps of the Red Cross.
4 number of prominent workers in
the National Red Cross, in Washing
ton, will be present and it is hoped
Alexandrians will not give these visi-
tors an opportunity to doubt their
patriotic support of Red Cross
benefit.
S. R. Dishman, manager of the
Diamond Fuel and Ice Company, of
Spokane. Washington, VINO has been
commissioned as captain in the quar-
termaster's officers reserve corps, has
been ordered to report at Preside,
Cal. for regular service. Mr..
Dishman formerly resided in
this city, his wife was Miss Mel
lie Vincent. who was native of Alex
andria. Mr.. Dishman was in the SER
vice during the Spanish American
war.
wPatriotism, or the Christians
Duty in Time of War" will be the
subject of the Rev. A. E. Spielman at
Trinity Church tomorrow morning.
At the evening service he will speak
on "The Peril of an Empty Heart
The church will be open all day
Tuesday, June 5th, registration day,
for prayer and meditation, and all
are invited to attend the consecra-
ton service to be held there that
evening in the interest of the SOL
dier boys and their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Doyle Brock
EFT will entertain at dinner tomor-
row at their home on north Wash
ington street, for Miss Nellie Rey-
nolds Robertson. whose wedding to
Mr.. Samuel Alexander Moore, OF
Greenvi!le, S. c.. will take place at 8
o'clock Saturday evening June 9th'
in the Wyoming Apartments, wash
ington. the home of the bride-elect's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fairfax
Robertson, formerly of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02
Buy Liberty Bond. Citizens Ma
tional Bank, of Alexandria, Va, l29-6t

"Mystery of the Double Cross" the
greatest serial ever presented. be-
ginning at the Richmond Theatre
Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

"Mystery of the Double Cross" the
greatest serial ever presented. be-
ginning at the Richmond Theatre
Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

mystery of the Double Cross the tn
,reatsst serial ever presented. be-
Ginning at the Richmond Theatre
Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

There were no cases on the docket
of the Police Court this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02
Alexandria CITY and Suburbs

The ladies of the Old Dominion
Booat Club will give dance at the
club house tonight at $3.50 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

Gently went to Florida, where ne hac
purchased a tract of land, is visiting
his former home.
Mrs. Alexander E. Slaymaker has
returned from a visit to her cousin
Miss Lottie Larmond, at her home in
Richmond.
Mrs. Jack Shepperd, of Charlottes-
Vile who has been the guest of
Miss Cora Cochran, returned to her
home today.
The services in the Free Methodist
Church, South Lee street, tomorrow
will be at II a. m. and 1880 p. m, by
the pastor, the Rev. w. H. Van Ness.
Mrs. T. T. Wong, graduate of the
Nc Tyeire School in China, will de-
liver an address before the Epworth
League in the Methodist Church
South tomorrow evening at 7:l5.
The Right Rev. William Cabell
Brown, Bishop Co-adjutor Of Virginia.
will visit and confirm a class in St.
Paul's Church at the II o'clock SER
vice tomorrow morning.
The strawberry season hereabouts
is now at it's height Fine varieties
were being sold in market this morn
ing at II 1-2 cents box. Other
varieties were disposed of at 10 cents
a box.
The Washington-Jackson masonic
study club will hold a called meeting
in the Masonic Temple Monday
evening, at which time paper of
interest will be read and the ques-
tion box opened for discussion.
In the Methodist Protestant Church
tomorrow Sunday school and Bible
Glass will be held at 9:45 a. m. Morn
ing service and communion at II a.
m. The Christian Enceavor will
meet at T:30 p. M, and at the even
ing service at s o'clock the Rev. Ray
mond w. White will take for his SUD-
ject "Christian Warfare"
Mr.. Michael Fagnano and Miss
Mamie Rine, both of Philadelphia,
were married Thursday afternoon III
the parsonage of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church, 4O2 north Columbus
street, by the Rev. Raymond W.
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Fagnano will
visit relatives in Alexandra before
returning to their home in Philadel-
)hia.
The lawn fete to be given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Chad
wick. at Herbert Springs, on the fo-
tomac. Monday evening, next, for the
benefit of the Eastern Star room IN
the new hospital. promises to be an
enjoyable affair. In addition to the
refreshments there will be vocal and
orchestral music and recitations by
Alexandria and Washington talent.
AS a special feature Mrs. Edith Wiley
Wheeler, of Washington and New
York. with her class, will give rhyth-
mic interpretations of Grecian, Rus
sian and Japanese dances, as given In
the Ingomar production in Washing
ton and also to be given at the open
ing of the Sylvan Theatre tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02
DON'T BE A BUSINESS STACKER

If you cannot thrust bayonet you
can at least drive your business hard
er by the use of good printing.
COMMERCIAL PRESS
Harry W. Wade
313 King Phone oo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

Mystery of the Double Cross" the
greatest serial ever presented, be-
ginning at the Richmond Theatre
Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

Fish. Clans. Oysters, Crabs, at
Phone 3o7J. J. BRILL No. 2 King St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

ranging from So a year to $50
wear They also want to hold prop
ertv owners responsible for all
water rents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

:. Mrs. H. R. Collins, left today for
her home in Germantown, Pa, after
a visit here with her daughter, Mrs.
Wallace Rollins, on Seminary Hill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

Deyiled Crabs, little neck clans and
clam chowder at Rammel's Cafe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

The Rev. R. D. Garland, of Rich
mond, will preach at both morning
and evening services in the First
BAPTIST Church tomorrow.
Mrs. S. E. w. Spencer, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Gardner L..
Boothe, left today for her home in
Williamsburg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

Mrs. Jack Shepperd, of Charlottes-
Vile who has been the guest of
Miss Cora Cochran, returned to her
home today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

Miss Lucca Chappell, Of Sanford,
Florida, is visiting her cousins, the
Misses Dickert on North Columbus
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

The Friday meeting of the Red
Cross, to work on surgical dressings,
was splendidly attended and num-
ber of new members were received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

Miss NJ. Mary Kelley entertained
the graduating class of 1917 of st.
Mary's Academy at dance at her
residence, 1401 King street, last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

The Rev. Owen T. Lloyd, of Tye
River. Virginia, will preach at both
the II a. m. and 7:45 p. m. services
in the Second Baptist Church to-
morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

The services in the Free Methodist
Church, South Lee street, tomorrow
will be at II a. m. and 1880 p. m, by
the pastor, the Rev. w. H. Van Ness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-02

The Rev. A. f. Smith, pastor of
the Ballston Christian Church, will
preach and conduct communion SER
vices at the Christian Mission at
1915 King street in this city tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-10
Cibsr0lc Hcfcrnten fir
Observation-Disclosures
aaiin-d5nig aarl bpn aaiier 8il,
bdms 8eiipiel ba3u Der.
anlaft,

2on6on 9. apriI. Guiier aarI
BON Geiterreih miro benz 8eiipieIe
auiier @iLbeIul8, Dem preuBtiden
Stoote cine IiberoIe Reform oes
8abIred]tes 8u oeripredert foIgen
ltr6 ieinen Entertainer obnlide 81,
geItdnoniYia MAIDEN, 60 beridtete
beute cine 3epeide aus 8om on Sen
rGpening Star.
Inter ben 8ugeitdn6niien miro
Ben Sduptldn0ern Der 8opbelmonur.
die etne bolb.autonome 9fegierlng
g~arontiert Derben, oarunter aud
Irieit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-10
8eijtes8essuuart.

Sin aeutnontspopa iberrdfht
rib morgens ieinsn GObH NIT ets
nen gefu4 uno iinost ben fIotten
gqarsiunger in poaer Uniform I'M
Bette tiegen. Der 9srr 2eutuant mar
erit gegsn Dtprssn DOn einan ibers
aug feudtfr06li9 oerLauisnn 2iebess
lna6l nod 6ault gstommen, unc
ipar IN einem Stadium. in BEN
man bqs GnttleioeH 5aptiIen Der.
gjBt. 9apa idIdgt mtisBt BIZ
4dnbe 3ulammen. y4bsr, Ggon. mas
- .5a gapaaen" fdlt ibn bel
6ilius raid ins DOrt, nbd iieAit b.
lrieber einnal meinen 8initeifer
90 idIafs id nun fdou felt breI
3ogen, bn @arniiou jsbe Qa4.
alarm erIpdrtet."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-10
@rnnbeis lnnQen banen.

Ole grnnoeisiden Srtereien ia.
ben Den Creighton 5lof, Gfe 10.
ul0 Douglas StraBe fduflid ertuor.
ben uno geoenten, ~oenietben abreiBen
5u Ioiien, INN Elm groBes @ebauoe
oaIeIbit 81 erridten. gs beiBt 0aB
Der aaufprei5 100000 betrogen
bot. Die arfptettenfirma 2otenier
ouO Sons bat ole 9Idle bereit3 emf.
tDorfen, uno eB berloutet, 0ob 0a5
@ebau0e odt5cbn Stodlperfe crbal-
ten miro. 9tit benz gau iol i'm
Sabre 1918, tpern bic Ioufen0et
Godtfontraftc erIoiden itno. beaon
men meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-10
9nnSee S6eatcr.

Gas 9un0ee OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ode 81. StroBe uno UNDERWOOD
4De, 0u8 orei Monute binour6 &c.
ihloiien mar, lit Ron DER 9un6ee
Ibeater So, neld)er iibpr $50 nnge.
lebene 8itrger bon 0unOee angelo.
rem iiberrommen mor0en. SEER VI.
$. Gegers lit @eia1ftsfabrer miO
be1lte obeuo finoet Die @r0ffnung
itatt, ghtttpods un0 Sonntogs
blei6t Dos 8beoter geidloiien, 90
Damn Die 9iGune fir @ottesotenite
Der Second g6urh of Gbriit Scien-
tits iberloiIen mer0en. Is meroen
MIR aaerbeite acknowledgements
tionen porgefibrt nerOen.
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uadribtcn aus
Semtictcn pcrcincn!
9ameu aeseIflnb.

Ole i'm 2euti6en Sduie am LETT.
ten 5onntag bonn Geuti9en Gamen-
feee1Iub nbaebnltene 0Iterfeier
no1m einen Ih0uen @erlauf. au
g}ofmittag tuur0e oie 5oblrei6 er.
i6ieueue Sugen0 0aOlrrh omiiiiert,
oaB ite na6 farbenprGdtigen @iern
iutten uno Gin 5reuoenrllf nur6e
ieoesmol bernebmbar, rpenn eiu 81
ent0edt ipuroe. 3erieuige, Der Die
meiiten gter enl0cdte, befam ciuert
Brcis in @eltolt bon Gitereiern. Seer
ging iibrigens Rtemano aug. Bel
Dem &reistegeIu Der WRitglieoer oes
Gancufe9eIfI1ib8 aetponn 5rou 40.
9ranOeS oen eriteu 5roi 6reo
&leutc Den 5lpeiten un0 6rnI SenrD
5uutp Den britteu 4reis. 6rul
9ranoe$ Der5i6tete ulo iproh 5rnt
5n. Sect ibren 9reis 5u. neil tie
Die 8iertbeite mar. Ser 4beno MIR.
0e 6ur4 Elm Son5tran3aen beidlois
fen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-10
glte BapisrmabIs.

gobier aus 2einsnlumpen birt
felt Dem SABRE 1911 auf Der papier.
mii6le in 8~aDensburg in grDBsrer
menge b~ergeHellt. 9iefs UlibIe &c.
b6rte i6rigens ben gorfn6ren oet
beioen groBen Molsr 5olbsin. QI.
lerDings purben l9on Oiele Sahr,
borber 8erIu6e gemadt, Papier aus
Qumpen ber5ultsIlsn, uuo Is eriitisrt
Ioaar eins nrtuHos nit Der Sabrts'
8dbl 1901, Bite auf lumpen7apisrs
d6nIidem @toff gs4ritben 1T. aud
oas @afierseidsn bratte man i4oR
oamals an, e mar etH GdfsHiopt
Dem 8appsn Der 5Olbein entnOms
men. pie eriten Crude Don 5uft
un0 690ffa iino aaf Ra0eHsburgsr
Qumpenpopier bergetellt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-10
SGwcrc A6mpfc nam
Gantbr0i Il. st. Quentin
griten rrfIdren, OaF lie IN ieuer sc,
geno cine grofe Gffenibe
erDffnet baben.

Stem gorf, 9. apra (gon Bern
arnol6, Heooftenr Der limited greB
fir ousndrtige augelegenbeiten)-
5el6mori6al Saig fibrt bei1te ge.
Gen Die nStn0euburg" 2tnie 0en
ibDeriten 56Iag felt 8egim oes
oeltiden Giid8uges. Gs bonoeIt iid
IN oieiem Sole I'M ELECTROMAGNETIC;
es mag oieies Der gegtrm Der genial.
tigen 6riibiobrs. 0ffeniibe Der aqi.
terten fem; benz 0ie 4n~qriffgfront
eritredt iih Is ReiIen nett un0 Die
8riten 1tno Gr1r3oien boben babel
alg 3ielprtnft St. Quentin unD
Gombrdi I'M Iuge. 5eIomorihuu
Snig berihtet, 6oB Die oettihe 81.
nie LIBERAL ourdbroden moroen
lit rno oaB Observation-Disclosures" @r.
folge an ner5etdnm itto. (galB nobl
70 fem, ne1m ite sic 8etti6en rilber.
all" iber ben $nufen rennenD
Soig min 6re8uoD-Iet- Hetit ge.
npfl11llef1 bQber.
Die 5ron5oien meI6en, 0nB fe in
Der @egeno BON Iaiion De gbom-
pogne mad einem bibigen aompf nit
@onogrunaten peiter po~roringen.
gtorolid bon Rbsim8 eriffen Die
0e1itiAen an, pur0en ieooh 5urat-
g~etrieben.
Ser belttige ilber 2onoon TOM.
men6e oe1ttide 9erift beiagt @in.
oernertige @efette 3lDiiden gilbert,
Gambrai un0 Beronne nabu1en Sen
non uns beabfidtgten 8erlauf. (3ie-
ies lit iet1er Sell oes SdlahtfeI0es,
BON rpelhen Die 8riten 10 liberia
iAeno grpBe Grfolge m~eI0eten.)
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germatuua.

gu Haait ben Breunb 1er0ro6eu al
sr lei Elm gar Deridloh Her gIann.
gPir idetni, baB Oh beroroieH biiI,
8eIl ieiue Same uerihloiiea ut.
2ie 3etteE auberu iid.
@r hatie etnit pref 6IanmeH,
9ret 6lummen auf eilmab
2ie liebt er all 3ulau1meu
un0 eiH3eln tolonal.
Set eIlem aoHtertau8e
4lts glmburQ an Der gabu,
Sci eiuem aotretan3e
9nt tie Tim nugetaH.
9ie andre bieB 8lotiIoe
aus aeuitaht ar Der Qar0t,
5auftmut Bat iie nit 0iL0e
Iub bIoHOem 3opi gepaart.
Die brittle 9ieB 9taL0lue
ltno mar aus 81tterfelo,
Ait i5rer en8elsm ne
8erflarte lie bic @elt.
Oft rauit er 8drt uub 5aar Ii4
5etreif5 Der holoeu oret,
Gp4 iuarS dllu) II nidt flar iih,
Belds pohl bic redte lei.
% G6idIai, riei er ltunoIih,
.8as madit BIZ mir fir 6l,all
2u rtdr'r 81 9rrmO' mid grunoLih
ST. banoelit i~uferuaLl"
unb na er bret uobl Iiebeus
God 0rei nidt freleu fHuut,
90 fam 9 Dag er geblleben
Cbn Bcibletn biz 5ur StunD'.
gun ihtpanbeu 5nour5ig Gobre
cabin i'm 3eitenlhoB,
u rauft iid ntht mebr 3aare,
Er retbt bic 6dnbe BLOB.
% Gdidial," ipridt sr letie,
gu lpaiter heal;
0ant fiir bic 6nnoluu8sspeiie
Con auno bn3uuaLl@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-10

SANDER d. Ginbrcder trieben Cams
tag nnb 5Snatas ibr
1lumeIen.

SRI. guuIa Gem, 203 iiibL Is
Str, iuuroe Samstoa obeno Cd
IN. nno GIorf Ctr, bon 8mei mas
fierten MeGnnern ~iberfnllen uu0 I'M
$3.50 bernnbt.
Sonstog oben6 iiberfielen arpe'
mosfierte gonoiten ben Grocer
@aottbcu 3udidnert in oeiieu ga
oen, 1923 Chicago Ctr, uno ent.
naGmen Der 2aberfaiie $3.50 Sir
amipeien6er &unoe muBte aud $1.5C
berausriiden.
Ser I'M SoteI Geio ~Ioeieren6t
Gbmar6 Barrett prr0e nobe oel
Sitboff Eon3bole, 515 norOl. Is
Str, bon 8 Mdnnern Inn $40 er.
leidtert.
Qrtbur 9rofpn, TIA fiiol. 10
Ctr, muBte 9anoiten feline 8arihnfi
bon $3.50 ousbdnoigen, tporaiti
ibn 0ieielben Bis sur 9oIi5eiboupt'
mdne Jngtell.
6. g.. Barrymore bon Sitting 81
tn, gtebr., fieI 5orntag obeno Ode
10. un0 0ubenport Str, einem I'm.
fer ben gonen ,Gatfilb" bef1nnter
iorbigen gonoiten In ole Sdn6e, Der
ibn nit einem 8eiBen INN $50 be.
roubte.
Sarr1 q. Motren nuroe Gonn'
tag in oIer 5riibe ode IA. urt
Chicago Str, bon 5pat 8egeIoae'
rern Inn feline MIR aus T5c bette,
benbe gorifoit erIeidtert.
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aimmt nd Sas qcbcn.

Ger 35.iG1riae 9lrbeiter @uit.
Carlton nubm iid nlf Der binteren
o. Srimble, 4649 Gooae Str, Jei
@erarba bes Salties bon 6rau Gb.
ipel6er ieiue bon Inn |getrennt lie.
ben0e 5rau OLE Sollsbdlterin uiige.
felt mar, 6ur9 @ergiften fem Sc.
ben, neil ieine 6rmu nidt gu Inn
surildfebren mollte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-10

Gin @inbreder iuhte Soniltda
in nIer Griibe 0rei @ohmnnger iIlo
cine gbotbefe I'M @eit 5arnaTl ~.
Itrift beiH. aiis ser @ohnitl'g pon
ai6ter S. s. Claiborne 81 laol.
81. ctr. e~ntipenoete CT Shludla7'
den i'm @erte bon etipn $500 wy
$25 garael0. Sn Der WobIiiy
bon %. q. Huntington, 800 lunL
"a. ctr. fielen ibm 5Hmidgegeit'
ItdnSe uno onoere Safen az. Orais
q. g. Sbafaa, 563 ihbI. 81. ctr,
mitr6e bon benz @inbreher I'm "a
gorael6, etnen Dionlartell I'M Nerte
bon $35 uno einen gfeoolper BON
$40 beroa6t, p0brenO ibm in oer
gpotbefe bon so. q. SnpOer, 1927
California Str, So in Die Sdnoe
fielen.
Sn Ole 8irtidoit bon Som Ghri.
ftenlen, 25t6 Cunning ctr. per.
i6affte iiG Snmstag nadt en- Qieb
Ginaona uno entfpen6ete 5ehn Sol
lars aus Der @ei1dftsfoiie.
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N2iRpnris aphIminen n,idIuRrn.

SdnioB GitD, Wio., 5. NprIl. =
SnfoIge Giferen5eu nit Ben aobLen-
grGbern in airfspiGe, no, tit in
alien apblengrubeL bic 4litgIieoern
Der Solt6neitcrn Snteritate goal
Gperator8 4iiociottou gebobrcu, Der
8etrieb eingeitellt nor0en. 6 iHno
n~folgeoefen 5000 Bis 5000 Ilana
arbeitsLo8 geiporoen.
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sSencr in ;fenerlrehrmndle.

Sn Der 6ellerpebrpahe, Sation
uno II. Cir, ertitono beitte geger1
Iittog unter Dem 9ade Elm 5euer,
lpeIhes oas 3od in 9rono ieete.
io6oB Sic 6lommen bell gum @ims
mel looerten, un0 man gIoubte.
oas guuse @ebduoe rDarOe nieoer.
bremen. IS getang iaooh bold,
oeg 5euers Serr 8u nerOer. Cine
Renge Sen lit berbrnunt, f5eud
in Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fem
ihlefJter 8it.)
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DcMtIdbe ScclcMte
icHcn Sarmarbcit tim!
Sic Gatruien Oes beidIasHabmtcH
OcItideu 9nmpiers sum &c.
miiicbaH Berauge5uscn.

atI1nta, Ga, 8. MpriG. - Motro-
fen Oes bei9Ioguubmteu Oeuti6erl
Silfsfreu5ers 1aronbrin3 8iIhelm"
pelde i'm Sort g{c8berion inter.
inert Iino, mer6en, nie beIte oifi5iea
befanut eegebeu miro, gum 8emitie.
boi beronge5ogen lDeroen, iobalo ole
a6tigen Gorbereitltngen un0 8orfebs
rlireen bier5u ~getroffen iino.
&ieie 8erfiiglmg lit Elm Sell 6cs
~Regiermgsplnnes. einen erbobtetl
G~rnteertrog gu er5ielen.
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Hcinc 8ekrtttcn
fir sic Mills mebr,

8oiBington. 8. apri[. - Die Re-
gier1mg bat beute 8efebI erloiien,
borIGufIg feline Hefruten fir Die gta.
tionaIgar0e mebr an5unerben. Qlan
nil Darten. biz sic 0iilitqroorlage
I'M aongreB entidte6en lit.
Die 6rage Oh aagemeine 9ienit.
pfLidt I'M 2au0e ~eingefiibrt neroen
ioa, n1roe beute bonn aomitee Be.
raten; 6rei 9ltgIieoer besielben fn0
gegcn oieie UtaBnabme. 4ud fam
nan iih nidt barber eiuigen, Oh
Ser, Staaten &ruppen nod ben eu-
ropdii6en ariegsi6auplden geianot
peroeu Ioaeu.
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stfnnssfef Der Sermunu.s 66ue

9as Stiftumasfeit Ser $ermann
2oge go. 33, .. @. 8. %, in Der
5iOieite Surnboae an Sonntog
obeno mar elm idones, gemiitlideS
Set. Ser 9eiut mar gut, unO Die
@ri@ienenen amuiierten iid oIe
groBortig. @etonSt n1roe ileiBig,
mo and iouit fam ieoer gu ietneut
Refte.
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sh6nrs citrrmetter.

8ie norausgeiagt hotte itd 0os
bGBIihe Sdrectpcttcr an Cams.
Tag in 6oS idonite 6iteriDetter Der.
tDon6elt Die Come ifier, uno
spenn e aud i'm Shatten nod niht
b~eion0ers marm mar, muren Die
StroBen 0oh nit 2euten ongefuat,
Die ibre GitertIei0uugen ipa3ieren
filbrten.
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frafe fir 5critoruno
BON 1-srieosmateriGl!

8oibington, 8. 4priL-8er Bun
Desieunt nnbni bei1te cine 8orlogt
ilber Die geitraflu1g bon ariegsna.
eriaL ngen0melher art on. 9a8u
geboren G~iienbabnerL 9odanLageu
sais, BnbnboTe. Wtlrnition = fur1
aa@ 1as als nisIi9 our 6iibr1mQ
Des 2rieges be5eidHet mer6en fam
7ie Gtrafe lit mtf $4,000 @eIo.
frnfe un0 30 Sabre ginferferlug
ateeIesL
Gg lit 0ies 0ie erte BON Senni
oaenornmeue @orIoge gegen bic
EailgEeit Doa 8eridmorern ian
2ail0G
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bcriammhha nodItebenOe gcnmte:
Brdiioent &enru Sou: Br1ft.
bent 6. goImer; S6reibiefretdr G.
2aer; 6in1nsietretdr Sol. 8eItenlcb.
ner uno Shotmeiitcr Urban Eeis.
Die 6inansen Oes gereins befinoen
fid in ertem 3uitono uno Der Der.
eiu eeipinnt Ionoium ober uumdblifj
an MitaIie0eraabL.
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Observation-Disclosures
Sdiffc ocncmmen!

Iep gorf, 9. qpriI-qae 6fter.
reidiiden 5diffe in anerifnnti6en
5dfen tpurom iofort nod 8efannt.
.meroen bes Abbruds Der 6iplomati-
ihen 8e8ieBungen 8niiden ben Ser.
.Stdnten un0 Siterreid- ungarn Ron
Der @unoesregieruug beidIagna6mt.
Die Mnidiueu Der meiiten 0erieIben
iparen Itarf beidd0igt. 8ieies gilt
nomentItb bon Dem Gnnpfer 81.
maLoba", 6efien Maidine1 mittaIs
gredeiin 8ertrimtisert Dor6en ma
rem.
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nlnlcr bober iteiocn
Ole Wei5enprciic!

G5ieaso o, abriL. Der grei5
FIT Mair1eiaen itieg bette oil
&2.16; &c 1T oieies nod ME 6oge-
rss Mei5en brohte $780,
un1 Septe aber- @ei5en $t.7234.
Corn aSr0e aidt bieL geboten,
nnn mari tebr boriidtig 6a e5 bieB,
boB bic &atrt0esreqierlrnq oae gtab-
rsn9snliteIborrdte beidlaguobmm
polEe.
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go @~ranbmnnben DAMON.

Die ede % mno Sones Ctr. np6-
nenoe 5raA gouis 8u6iu trltq AM
5ouHtog an 6dnoen mo a0rper
ldnpere 8ranoDun0en oaboll. als
lire alei0er an einen gasofcn
5euer fingen. S9re 1odter nuo
ihr @Hfel r%erbranHteH iidI bei 0cH
8eriumen Die 8loAunen 81 Ioidea
sbeiIaas erbeblI9.