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The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-28
PRAISE FOR GUSTAV OEHM
Newspaper Says 1t Is Fortunate il
Getting Journalism Graduate.

Gustav NJ. Oehm, who was grad
uated from the School of Journalism
this year, has resumed his position
with the Daily Register of Harris.
burg, ILL.,, his home town. He was
president of the 1867 Ad Club. In
recent issue of the Daily Register
the following clipping appeared:
Gustav NJ. Oehm, having complet-
ed the course of study at the School
of Journalism of the University of
Missouri and graduating from that in
stitution with the degrees of A. B.
and B. j., has resumed his old post
at the news desk in the Daily Regis
ter office.
"Mr. Oehm cGus" or Scoop, if
you prefer) is talented newspaper
man with the journalistic faculty in
herent and strongly developed. He
has a nose for news and with the
special training acquired at the Uni
versity, in connection with much
practical experience, he is fully quail
ified to take leading part in gather
ing 'Today's News Today" for Regis
ter readers. The management of this
paper considers itself fortunate in
being able to secure his services.
'The activity of the entire Register
staff along news lines is attracting
widespread attention among the citi-
zens of Harrisburg and nearby COM
1t is a matter of general
comment on the part of the public
that at last the city has a newspaper
worthy of the name and of the grow
ing importance of the community"
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-28
aAs The Paees 1urrks
On Home Dletetlcs.

american Red Cross Textbook OF
Home Dietetics," by Ada z. Fish
head of the Home Economics depart
ment Of William Penn High School
Philadelphia, is designed for general
use in classes to be taught under the
supervision of the American Red
Cross Nursing Service. The under.
lying principles of cookery, together
with lessons on practical cookery,
are put forth in a concise, compre-
hensive manner. The book is crammed
with valuable practical advice and
Up. Blakiston's Son &
Co., Phil; us pages, cloth, illus
trated; rs cents.)
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-28
WAR AND CHILD LABOR

England's juvenile delinquency in.
creased "a per cent since the laws
prohibiting child labor were relaxed
as war emergency. And now Eng
land has learned that the best war
measure is one which conserves the
health of the children, the future
soldiers and soldiers wives.
We are warned by the National
Child Labor Committee that yarious
attempts are being launched to set
aside the child labor laws of the va
rious states. The plea of patriotism.
that discreditable disguise of the
scoundrel, is being used with effect.
There may be efforts to cut down
school funds. Economy will be
urged. Ignorance is wars best
friend and an economy which means
increased ignorance is pathetic
joke. Compulsory education laws
should be enforced with the usual
strictness. Special permits to chill
dren to work are compromises with
the devil His Satanic Majesty ia al
ways pleased at an attack on the
schools.
There are enough men and women
Oh working age to bear the burden
OF Americas industry during the |
war. No establishments, not even
munition plants, should be exempted
from the laws limiting the hour. of
labor for children.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-28
National Livestock MARIE

NATIONAL STOCK YARDS r.s.
LOUIS. H., June %. 1917. The hhsT h 81
market E.e, Tor today was as follows. .'estoek
., cattle receipts-4,JOO inclnd;n.
Texans. Market slower ins Pm
Native beef steers. $7JO6s130
i,earI Earring s steers and heifers. Ss.H6s,,-
Stockers and feeders, S6OOGse z
Calves, $6.O0@$15.OO.
Texas steers, $5.JO@S9.JO.
Cows and heifers. A256s9O
) cents lower. S'eady to
Mixed and butchers, S149JGs1,c,
Good and heavy. $15.5OiSI5. 70 'oA
Rough, Si4.J0@$141 40.
Light, $15.OO@I1525.
Pigs, $1O.OO0S14JO.
Bulk, s15.05@$15.55.
Sheep receipts-1,SOO. Market s,e,dv
Clipped ewes, $9OO@$1OOO. ''e'u'.
Clipped lambs, $13OOGSl6.OO
Spring lambs, $15.OOd slSO
Tanners, $5.OO@$5.JO.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-28
"lIer Own Sort and Others"

Her Own Sort and Others" con
tains these short stories, written by
Charles Belmont Davis:e "Her Own
Sort" 1.-The Octopus" Gods Mate
rial" 1.-THE Joy of Dying" when
Johnny Came Marching Home" 1.-The
Professor" "The Twenty-First Rea-
son." Side-Tracked,' THE Men
Who Would Die for Her." and "Her
Man"
Mr.. Davis writes in a fashion to
grip and hold the readers attention
until the last paragraph of each
story. (Charles Scribners Sons,
New York; illustrated. 332 pages,
cloth; $1.35)
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-28
HONORS FORMER N. U. TEACHER
A. NJ. Greene Made Doctor Of Science
at Pennsylvania.

Arthur NJ Greene, Jr., former pro-
fessor Of mechanical engineering at
the University. received the honorary
degree of Sc. d. at the commencement
of the University of Pennsylvania.
In presenting Doctor Greene for his
new degree the provost Of the Uni
versity said:
Arthur Maurice Greene, Jr., anoth-
er graduate Of the university whose
patient, indefatigable labors as teach
er and investigator in the domain of
science have brought re-
nown and distinction"
Mrs. Greene was formerly Miss
Mary Elizabeth Lewis, adviser of wom-
en- in the University.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-28
VENIZELOS' TRIUMPH

The triumph of Eleutherius Veni
zelos is now elear to the world. H
is again premier of Greece. After
struggle of two years the creates
statesman of the Balkan States, with
out giving up an inch of his first pol
icy at the beginning of the war, has
triumphed.
Venizelos was the man who al
lowed the entrance of the allied
troops in Salonika at the beginning
of the war when the pressure of the
Central Powers upon Serbia was so
great. He alone wanted to stand by
the political agreement existing be-
tween Serbia and Greece. At the
time when the great drive was direct
ed against Serbia, Greece denied CO.
operation and passage to the fleeing
Serbian soldiers and made it possi-
BILE for the Germans to realize their
plans of connecting the railroads
from Berlin to Constantinople.
Two years have elapsed in which
King Constantine of Greece, because
of his kinship to the Kaiser of Ger
many, has defied his country and the
Allies. The time came, however.
when he could no longer, in face of
the growing power of Venizelos. keep
his policy of non-interference. His |
abdication is great triumph for |
Venizelos. If this statesman had mis-
way, he would have co-operated with
and perhaps prevented the ruin of
Serbia and Rumania, preventing also
the interference of Turkey in the
central theater Of the war.
Now, since the situation is changed
and Venizelos is again to direct his
it means a free cooperation
Of Greece with the Allies. This fact
has already impressed the Kaiser of
Germany and Ferdinand of Bulgaria.
who fear an invasion of the combined ,
.orces of the French and English. I
With headquarters at Salonika, and s
llso the remainder of the armies of I
serbia, Montenegro, Rumania and the
roops of Greece. If this happens. as
predicted and expected, the blow
VIII give to the Central Powers
nd to their allies is most valuable to
he cause OF the Allies at this partic- II
lar time. Il
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-28
MISS WILLIE BRYANT TO SPEAK
Lecture Series Planned BY the Stu
dent Volunteer Rand.

The Student Volunteer Band for
foreign missions will meet at 7:15
O'Clock every Thursday evening in
Lowry Hall in the south recitation
room. Outside speakers will talk on
missions from a business mans view
point. Miss Willie Bryant. visiting
nurse of Columbia. who has been
working in the Philippine Islands,
will speak on her work tonight.
This is the only Student Volunteer
Band in the State which meets during
the summer.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-28
Capehart Back From Conference.

L. H. Capehart of the Y. NJ. C. A. has
returned from Hollister, Mo-. where
the Ozark Mountain Student Confer
ence has been in session. One hun
dred and twenty-eight attended this
meeting. Out Of the entire attend
ance sixty-three were from Missouri.
From the University were: Nathan
Scarritt. Kansas City; w. L. Brad
shaw, Marvin. Mo-. and Benjamin
Yapp, Honolulu.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-28
UNION WANTS MORE MEMBERS
Special Rates Will Be Given to Sum.
mer Students.

The summer student campaign for
the Missouri Union started yesterday.
At meeting Of the membership COM
mittee held last night general plans
were made. This committee will meet
again tonight The main campaign
will be held tomorrow and FRIDAY
Special rates will be given to the sum-
mer students and plans are being
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-28
made for weekly social meetings dur
ing the rest of the University Summer
Session.
Praises College Of Agriculture.

Ihe Manufacturers Record. pub
lished in Baltimore contains an edi-
torial in the June IA issue on the work
which the College of Agriculture of
the University is doing in the present
war emergency. The editorial COM
mented favorably upon the information
winch is being sent to newspapers of
the state.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-28
10 Spend Summer in CAlarado

summer In COl0radO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ray and Miss
noweha and Thomas Ray of 101 Will
lis avenue will leave next Saturday
70 spend the summer in Colorado
iney VIII be at Colorado Springs and
La Junta.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-28
WHO'S w HO
IN THE SUMMER SESSION

MS is the second insamen of the Directory of Summer
session Students If you have changed your address, you
should notify at once
supplement OF students who registered late will also be
printed.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-06-28

Vote $s7.00O,0OOO for Waterways.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, June 2S. - The
House today passed the $4,000, 900
Rivers and Harbors Bill by a vote of
265 to 1872.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-05

mes 8aters unO 0e8 9ei6elbeitatters
5panion bier elm mo ruuroe nod
Dem G%tabliiiement oe5 leBteren itber.
fibrt, bon mo aus er beltte I'M Q
llbr obenos mad Der elterlihen 8oh.
nlna, 900 q. 25. 5trnBe gebraht
iper6en piro. 01ittpod Inn s llbr
morQens miro ser 2eidnobm oann
nod Ser ct. Sobns Stride geleitet
iperoel, no Die tirtIide 6eier itntt-
finoen miro. Die geerOigung er.
folat oltf Dem SoI0 Gepulhre.
Ser t~rauernoen 6amilie S6roOer
mer6en sabIreide gelueiie Der Iell-
uabme uegen oes idDeren 8erIultes,
BON Der tie betrofieL entgegenge.
braft. Die bebouernstperte gtlitter
lit bor S6mer8 eebroden, oern gtor.
man mar ibr 2iebling; itlnlm mo
QefaBt aber ertrG8t Der Gdter 4S. Z.
Sdro0er in Itiaem @ram 6a5 lin.
a6an0erli6e. M0ga Die olles irts
oern0e Belt oie Geelenihmer5en 6er
trouernOen 9inter6Iiebenen ltiuen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-05
GcrarH Oiirftc clit
Dcnncrst0o dbrcifcn!
Hir in Berlin IebenSen AmerifaHrr
glanbcn nidJt, bak es sum
drieg fummen uirO.

Berlin, 5. 5ebr. (Bon Gnrl Qder-
manu- aorrciponoeut Der S1gIiden
Gurabo Gribiine.) Sonntag. Inn 10
ubr 1benos, bat Ser beige omerita.
niihe gotifofter @erorO bon ieiner
@egierlng oas offi6ieIe Selegramm
bot ieiner 9(bbertfung erbalten. 60.
fort traf Der 8otldofter anItalten al
feiner g(breiie. 2ieielbe bitrfte ober
crit an n1hiten 9ourerstae erfol-
gen.
Eros oIIer offi3iellen rn0 unoffi-
aienen Grfl1ritngen onbter, Dob
Geuti6Innb feinen Sdritt nofgeben
sper0e, madJt iid unter bieitgen gtme.
rifongrt oennoh Die gteinltng gel
tenO, bag benz 9bbrud Der oiplomn,
1iiden @e5iebungen fein &rieg out
0cm GlBe folgen miro. 8ieIe ame.
rifnuer geoertfen, rubig in 9etih.
Lamb al bIeiben, iid auf Dem alne-
rifuniid.preuBiiden @ertrag Itiiseno,
luonn9 es ibner geitattet miro, 10
Innge TN GeinoesIanO 81 bIeiben Biz
fie lire @eihdfte obgetpideIt boben.
@iele eeSenfe1L fib ra6 G6nemnrt
1in0 6dtueoen 5n begeben. Sic
Amerifoner betuabren I'M augemei.
men HIRE &tibe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-05
ReoiernnG tparrtt ucr
Dcreiliakeifen!

8ai6ington 5. sch. = Die Ge-
aierunq bat bel1te cine 8ornung an
6as Gon0-geamte ME gilrger-
erlaIien, irqeno etrpn8 in &nit ODER
boreilig az uttternebmert, mas Die
gfegierung III Der gegenlpartigen
erniten internotionalen Gage irgeno-
ME in 8erlegenbeit ieben fonnte.
Die 8eamten, nelde Steaungen
bon ungelpobnIider 8erantmortIi6
felt inne 1oben, Iino eriuht poroen
eroBe gufmerfiamfeit 0arouf 5u ber-
iuenoen, nihts 3u tlrn ODER 81 I'm.
ternebmen, iDo5u Die Regierung nidt
Elm flares nn0 0ettlide8 Reht bat.
3ie offi3ieQe @nrulng lit cine
Golqe Der 6eriidte, ooB oeutide
3ampfer beihlognobmt moroen fino,
etluns, mas nidt Der Sal lit uno
ni6t geifeben miro, iolonge fem
arieg erflort lit.
Ser 9raiioent fiblt, ooB fem
@runo 5ur 8anif ODER SAT- Dor.
lteqt un0 BOT entidieoeu, Bob, mas.
INNER un0ere &egterungen tun mer.
ben, ole unierige iia thrift an oil
8uhItaben oes @eieses bolten miro
0omit Die Ser. Stanten BON ie0el
8ueiielbaften 9}aBregel rein iino
menn ie ge5fpungen iein iolten, 81
ho446nItt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-05
Japancr ,,Gbintc
n1arM" ucricnkt!
Die ans 40 Iann beitebenbe Be
Iatnng bDn elmer GOriueger in
8alueitDn s%elnnNet.

COLLECTION, Ger, 5. Sch. = Ger
georuegiife 3ampfer 4aeroin, So,
pitdn anoerion, fam beute aus
Gibraltar bier on un0 batte Den
aabttdn uno 40 91am Der 9eioB'
ung BEG iaponiide 8nmpfers
,gbinto Moru" an 8oro, Die tie
in offenen 9ooten, 2tO Neilen bonn
2anb, retteten. Die oGbinto D3aru"
tpur6e ON 4. Sanuor 6urd 8eiditB-
feler eineg 1tnterieebootes gum Sin.
fen gebradt. Die @}arnidoften ua-
rem "a Stunoen lang in ben offe.
men gootefb bebor ite gerettet Dur-
Ben. Gie fporen nabe3u eridopft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-05

@aranis Cfnma prDpbs5eibt, bah
Ssutihlano nm se3lUuugeH,
Helm bei3nse6en.

Sofio, 5. Sch. Sn eon5 So.
ban bat Die gtahri6t bon einem
g[bbru9 Der Diplomntiiden 9e5ie'
bungen Der Ser. Stoaten nit
Qeuti6lano oie erobte 6eniottor
beroorgerufen. glae bieiigen Sci.
ttraen auBern groBen Gntbuiias.
mus. Gas ougemeine 4ltblitur
mar bodlidit ilberraidt bon oenl
ifneIIen GntidluB 0e8 8rdiioenter,
ga man oniheinenO ein meiteres
3ei6en Der felt Oreibig Ronaten
Geuti6lono ~qegeniiber e%rtpieienen
@e0ulO erfuortete.
@arquis Sfumu, Der fritbere
9remierminiItcr BON Snparl got
ieiner lleber5eltguitg 4lisOr1tf, oot
Ser Gbbruf Ser 9~e5iebungen init
amerifa 9euti6lano 5pingen mag,
ith ben 4aiierten 5l urterrperfen.
amerifu babe nidt notig, fif tdtig
am arieq su beteiligen, nm mad,
Ieiner Meinung oes aaiiers geieoer.
Iage gu er5ieIen.
6i~non5freiie IN &otio ipiegeln Der
oIaemeinen Sptimi8mlls, tpeldel
aus amerifo8 neitem Shritt emit
itanoen, oeiitlin pieoer. Sic glau.
ben nift, 0aB Iid) bic Ser. Stanter
tatig an Den friegcrii6en Greiguii
len beteiligen fper0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-05
Sen. Stcne tritt
fir Wilfcn Gin!

EdTbingto1. 5. Te6. - 9aHoem
Gen1tor Store I'M 6enat cine Heios
Iution eingebrodt batte, tpeIhe bon
benz Senat n~erlangt Die Sanolungs.
peile Deb Trdli0enten inbeaug otf
1en Mbbr1tn Der 0ipIomotiihen Be-
5iefungen NIT 9ettidlano gut at
heiBen, 5og DcrleIbe 0ieielbe nieoer
5ariid, nohoem Senator 2ooge Ell.
nen 0omen8aufrrf Der Senatoren
bel Der a6Itimurtng berlongte.
Gtone tutr6 feline Neiolltion morgen
suieOer CUR Sprade bringen.
SD babe nifjts gegen 0ie Ste,
iolution ein5upenoen" idgte 2o0ge,
nnber ih battle einen geamensaufruf
BEL Der Ibitimmltng als Die ri6tige
Gode."
Stones gfeIoIition lottet: ga Der
9raii0ent aus llrio6eL Die er in
ieiner Meoe Dor Dem RongreB an
3. Gebrnnr o1tgegeben, Die Diplo.
uidtiiden 8e5iebtu1gen init 9eutid-
Iono obgebrohen un0 ben omerifo-
niiden 8otidafter aus Berlin ab-
hprufen uno Dem oeutIdan 8otf6af.
ter ieiue 9diia 8ugeitelt bat, NM
"a trob nes abbruds Der niplo-
mntifden 9e8ieblngen Der 8rdiioent
Ben @lmih ousgeiprohen bat, et
rleia aonfltft nit Der Oeutiden STE.
gIerung bor5ubeugen, 1lno
90 Der 8rdiioent in Der genann.
ten Reoe erflorte, 0oB er ~gegebener
Sails nie0er nor benz 4ongreB er.
deinen iper0e, Inn bon i'm NaaB.
ndbmen 5u erbeii6en, Die fir BIZ
Giderbeit Der Ser. Stoaten 6ienen
fei es
gei6loIien, Dab Der Genot 6it
&onbIungsDeiie Oe8 9~raii0entet
outbeift
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-05
geriOnal.a Oti3rn.

Gel Der 6omilie an0reo8 Soil
refs, 241S iilol. Is. StrnBe, bot
ii6 on1 20. Satuar ein itranu1cr
Slnge eingeitellt. Qhitter lrno
S6bnhen befinOen iid nobluuf.
SRI. W3arie 8roifocil, Softer
bon Serrn uno 5rou Soiep9 8ro-
ifocil, nelhe iii ailr3e nit 9errn
quouit @rieb, Dem So6n oe5 Che.
baares GbriIt @rieit in ben @be.
itan0 treten miro, mar in letter
Belt Der 8egeniton6 bieler @brun.
gen ieitens ibrar 6reun0innen un0
gefanuten. Sim b~ergan8erten Wtitts
mod bate Sri. Glen 8rofDn Su
Gbren Der 8rallt ein iogennnntes
.9ofpea Sbomer" beronltaltet. a1l
Dem 81 @aIte teilna6merl. Sooom
batte SRI. 2orra 6ugbes fiir lie
cine Shlitti6ubportie NIT ooraui
foloenoer @eieaidnft arrongiert
uo5a Is iInge Qomen eingelnoen
uareu. Sci SRI. eileen MeI2obon
oab es Elm ~iogenannte8 oaitden
Sboper~, nobel ebenfals IL 5reun.
6innen sugeger marerL ulO Die 81.
tern Der 8utiinftigen iungen 5rGt
hntten an 3ienstag oben0 80
Ireunoinnen oeriel6en Elm Set &C.
ge6en.
3u ibrem Geburtstog murOe
SRI. Margoret 8einert an Cams
tag in ibrem Seim 3043 @Dans
Ctr. BON ibren Greunoimen nit
einer iogenannten o5nrpriie 8ar-
tn iiberraidt. 9ei Spielen uno
unterhaltungen aler art iotpie bel
muiifaliihen 8ortrdgeh miiiierte
man iih ouf 6as Bette. QniDeieno
nnren: Grdulein - ebelpn 8ern-
bnrSt, 8eronica Sus[, Wnrp Sosl,
Marie 2aur, Margnret @teDen, gln,
ma @ed6ad, Clara 8efbah, Hoie
MaQu, Catherine 8einert, Marga.
ret 8einert; Die SerreH @
qOoms, Carl 8oes, 20. @nueiien.
81. Sausner, S. Sartntonn, S.
arna, g.. 9tobonep Carl Bulte, "
@edbah. z. Beber. unO Die Gle.
bore gernbarot. u. 8einert
Is. @eiuert $. @edbodl. Gas
@eburfstaesfinO uuroe reiali9 be
idenft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-05
inwanSermnos9eIe5
beSemtet GrmbcI1

8aI6ington, 5. Sch. - Seuotor
9lee0 eab Bellte Oie Grfldrung al,
Dos 5toatsalnt babe Inn mitgetetlt
0oB nit Sopan @tB9eaigfeiten ent.
iteben fpuroen, fueun Der Senat
bellte, ebenio mie e8 0a5 9lepraien-
t%antenbaus 6 aeton, Die @inDanoe'
runa8Dorlage ilber Oas 8eto oes
GrdIi0euten binlpeg nod)ulnl5 onneb'
men fpilr0e. Die abitimnlung III
nuf 6erte naduittag bier ubr on-
deiebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-05
Bcfa6mnocn SemtI6er
D0mpfer ~mnbcbcni9t!

@aIbington, 5. Sebr. 9os
GintD1nDerltngsbarenu CUB beute be-
fninlt, DaB Die giriponoerungsbean.
ten Der 9egierung in feirer @eiie
ben 9ettef Der 8eiabungen Der oept-
{den Son0eIsonmpfer in omerifari-
fden 9dfen irgenonelhe 9dpieria.
feiten hi ben 8eg legen tperoen. 10
Innge iie an 8oro ibrer 6abr8elige
hIeihen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-05
Seine ouISene s~oIdenmeTsr.

Ole grooegonr0 Bros. 60. rer'
fault nabrenb Der foHmcnoen 8o.
die reiseuoc eoIOgefiiIIte gielier nit
stuei 9Iineen fir CSC. QieieIbefl
eiauen li6 beIonbers ais anbdnger
fir Oie por5iieIiden 8uloemor llbr-
fetten, Die oieie 6irma tiir8li4 gu
aroBer @reiserm1Biging bertdltte.
Ga bieIer nieorige 8reis MIR fur
oieie ISOLDE eiiItig 1T, pilroen mir
unieren 2elern orrateIL ii6 reft'
aeitia eines Oieicr &%aidemmeiier 81
iidern.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
trncmern Grcui6turr!

8ai6ingtou, 5. Geb. - Senator
8aoSlportb reifte bellte i'm Senat
elm 8eleararm BON 8ertretern bon
500 oeutihen uno oiterreid-ltngori'
Acknowledgment Gin, in Der iie ben
bon i6rcn 100000 Mitglieoeru Den
Der. Stuaten gcgebcnen 9reuldpuur
erncuern uu0 foroarn onB olle
5dritte unternommen Der0eL Den
6rieoen ST erbaIten.
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snnntnn mirhrr hnbid talt.

Gonntag bate ca Der 8etter.
mann nieocr cinnna[ redlt ihledt
nit Omabo aemeint. gidt mir,
0oB sic folte 8eIe nit ieItener
giinftlidfeit cingetroffet. eS ncbte
au6 10 ungemiitlid beftig, ooB oer
ldneioenoc 8iii6 oos @eben auf Den
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StanSarS Oil 60.
entl66t Ocntidbc!

Bottom Rouge Ga, ). 6e6.-Gie
Stan0ar0 Oil So. bat beute nad-
mittaa ade unnaturaliiierte 9eut-
I6e, Die in ben bieiigm SelDerten
angeiteat iino, entloiien. @leih oar-
auf Duroen 80 nit SdrotgepeBren
beDuffnete 8adeu olisgeiteat. Sn
Ben bieiigen 5abriteu befinoeu iif
.ungebure Wtengen 0el fir Die &ai-
.ierten bic ouf S6tfie marten, nm
ndh G1trnha heforNert I'll mer0en.
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Sm Sipp S6eater.

@ie ollu6dentli6, bat Die Gel.
tuna oicics bcliebtelt 8onoeIbiloer.
6auies audi fir Die fommenoe @o.
die Elm por5iiglife8 &rogramm 6tt-
lommeneeItcat. 9eionOers 81 en-
lpabnet mare 0a8 beilte aitr 9luf.
fiibritug fommenoe 8auocIbilo nIbe
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S~1iffspcrkaMf an
1~lmsIdnHcr perbctcn!

@oIbington, 5. Gebr. - ltirter
Der Inn bonn aongreb crteiIten Bon.
madt erlieB grGiiOent 8iIiou berte
cine groflamotion, IN peIder oine.
ritoniIhen SdiffsbeIitern perboten
miro, ibre Sobr5eitge al atslduocr
AT berfoufen, oa Elm Matchmaker gtot.
foQ boeliegt.
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Sabrikett fir
luniticnsberitcn HUNG!

8aibington, 5, Geb. - SenrD
5orb, Der 5ric6ensoooofot, bat Dem
Northumberland 9aniats beute feline
groBe automobiIfabrit fir Die Ser.
iteauna non 0t1nition fir 4rmee
lno 6lotte onqeboter ur6 fih ber-
bflidtet, o%ieielre obne ieoen 9dusen
fir i'm ielbIt 8u betreiben.
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1~tntercffi5iete
tuerScn uerIebf!

gaorfon, 5. 5eb. 3nei Inter
nITfsigre 0elttider @eburt, Die 0uf
Dem gunoes Idlndtidiff 2ouiiinta
Eienlte fun. iino bente nod Dem
Mrnbiontihiff 5r1nfIin obfolnmail-
bert tUor0en. Die bei0en unteroffi-
siere ltno felt neln Sabren I'M
GIenlt Ano baben iid gIdn8eno ge-
Iaart.
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Baker konferiert NIT
HonoreB mitolieS crn!

8aibington 5. Sch. - ariegsie.
fretdr gafer tegab iid belte mittag
nah benz anpitol, pohriheillIih I'M
nit ben MiitalicOern Der seer uno
1loftenfomifeglt Oes SeHnts uHo
suufes 81 f0nfsrIgrcn
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5Mlit SdpMb Ser
a1ncrik. Arlenalc!

8aibington, 5. 6eb. - 9as
Suusfomitee fir militdriihe ange'
l~egpnbeiten bot beidloiien, b%eionbere
5dubmaBregeln oller merifaniifer
ariennIe an treffert. abne1rgei&il'
he gcgen 5lug3lltge perOen an poi-
ien6en 2ofaIitGten ongebrntt uer.
Oenn. Gle fpeitere 9elpiaigung BON
$1,000,00 miro Sen bereitS ge-
maften 8emiaigrngen fir Dill.
t1r3pede bin5ugafigt merocn.
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etroscn fat unmoaIid modlte. SEi
aonscn Wprbmeitct 0es Salos'
bcrridtc Elm fnrdtbarer Blld5aro,
inns icIbIt in Soma mar Der Stiiriis
beoeuteno Itdrfer, ols itIalt nm y
in oen Ietten Sabrcn erlebt haife.
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Senator mctks miro
miIicn attwcrten!

@oi6iroton.. 5. Geb. = Senator
9orts bon California, 9epubIitn-
ner, bat ongefiirlOigt, SaB or gtitt.
mod cine Reoe balten miro ilber bas
gerbdltnis Der Ser. 9taaten 81
2eutidlnto.
Senator @prfs mar elmer Der bit
terIten 5einoe BON 8iIions einbet.
milden uno allsIdnoii6en Srrs.
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mhItcrious Mars. ST." Gas BRO.
oromrn wirO mdbreno Der IaifenOen
ISOLDE pierrnoI g%eduocrt. Mtr bcr'
ueilcn uniere 2cier auf bic araetge
Oieies Sbeaters all aToerer Sfelle
0ieies Nlottes.