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The Washington times., 1917-11-07
COAL INQUIRY TO Be
ASKED BY CONGRESS

Congressional investigation OF the
coal situation, including the United
States fuel administration, is likely
to be demanded when the regular SEES
sion opens.
Not only is there Widespread COM
plant Of inability to get coal, and
hence criticism OF the Garfield fuel
admistrdtion, but Clifford Thorne,
former State railroad commissioner
of Iowa. representing the League OF
Iowa Municipalities, Is demanding
that the fuel administration shall
cease fixing prices OF coal at the
mines without giving opportunity for
public hearing.
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
GAYETY.

George Stone and Eta Pillard, two
Of burlesque's most famous dancers,
head the cast presented In HurtIg's
New. Social Maids" organization,
which pays its annual visit to the
Gayety Theater next week. The
piece-de-resistance OF the present
offering is q two-act musical revue in
five scenes, entitled "The Boys From
Home" Principal among the mem
bers Of the supporting cast are Marty
Seamon, Billy Barrows, Sammy
Wright, Jack Elliott, Jessie Hiatt,
Teddy Dupont, cara Howard, and q
chorus Of more than twenty girlk
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
POLI'S.

At Polls Thsater, all next week.
with matinees Tuesday, Thursday.
and Saturday. the attraction will be
the charming romance OF youth and
adventure, Treasure Island" q dra-
matization by Jules Eckert Goodman.
Of Robert Louis Stsvenson's famous
story. The play opens In the Admiral
Benbow Inn, where Billy Jones, the
pirate, Is in hiding with the precious
chart to Captain Flint's buried treas
ure in his possession The next scene
10 on the quay At Bristol. with the
Hispaniola ready to sail. and Long
John Silver and his pirate crew plot
ting to get the treasure by enlisting
In the guise OF honest seamen- Then
comes Treasure Island itself. The last
three scenes take Us to the pirates
camp. The entire cast, headed by
Ruth DettinE and Herbert Ashton. IL
q capable one, and the scenic produO-
hon most elaborate
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
TEN-sTAR CONCERT.

On Friday at 4:30 p. m. Maud Pow
ell, the famous woman Violinist.
and Theo. Karle, the young tenor
from Oregon, will appear in joint
recital in the Second concert OF the
Ten-Star Series. Madam Powell's
fame places her In the foremost
ranks OF violinistA Mr.. Karl ap-
pearances here last season will be
remembered, coming comparatively
unheralded he carried the honors OF
the afternoon; IN fact his splendid
singing was such a surprise to the
audience that he received no less
than an ovation.
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
DUTCH SHIP RELEASED
BY U.S.. FOR new TRIP

The war trade board has released
the Dutch steamer Nieuw Amsterdam
for a return trip across the Atlantic
and the act foreshadows a rapid set
Element of the shipping dispute be-
tween the United States and Holland.
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
STRAND.

The photoplay feature Of the bin
at Moore's Strand Theater next week
will be THE Narrow Trail" the FIRST
picture in which William s. Hart ap.
pears as an Aircraft star under the
direction OF Thomas H. Ince. It pic.
tures Hart as an outlaw OF the plains.
who falls out with his gang because
the peculiar markings OF his Pinto
pony reveal the identity of the band
wherever they go. During the action
many unusual scenes are disclosed,
among them being q real Western
rodeo. in which more than one thou
sand plainsmen participated, and
"close-ups" Of San trancisco's famous
Barbary coast Beginning tomorrow
and continuing until Sunday, "Ca-
mille," 9 perturbation OF the ia
nous play, with Theda Bara filmed in
the stellar role, will replace The
WHIP"
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
GERMANY ADEMOCRACY
NOW, SAYS ERZBERGER

BERLIN, Nov. 7.-Satisfactory So
luton of the recent political crisis
has transformed Germany into q YER
liable democracy within five days, ac-
cording to Matthias Erzberger, leader
of the Centrist party.
The Clerical party now has the
chancellorship, and the ProSressives
probably will get the vice chancellor
ship and one other important secrs-
taryship, while the TAtional-Lib ibsraIs
will be awarded the vice presidency
of the Prussian cabinet.
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
BELASCO.

Oliver Morosco, producer Of "The
Cinderella Man." peg o. My Heart"
The Bird OF Paradise" and "Lom-
bardi, Ltd.," will offer for q return
engagement his brilliant comedy, up
Stairs and Down." from the pens of
Frederic and Fanny Hatton. at the
Belasco next week. The play Is a
novel one, contrasting happenings
above and below stairs in a smart
Long Island household. The central
figures are polo-playing Irish
guardsman and his valet, who conduct
In drawing room and kitchen, re-
spectively. much the same sort Of
amorous campaign, but with very diff
ferent results. Though there Is q
satirical angle to all this, the play Is
written strictly in comedy vein.
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
LoEw5s COLUMBIA.

Beginning Sunday and continuing
all next week Mary Pickford will be
seen at Loew'S Columbia in her latest
photoplay. The Little Princess"
The quaint philosophy Of two small
girls, slaveys IN an English board
ing school, one OF them q slavey all
her life and tho other reduced from
riches to poverty at the death OF her
father, Is expressed in THE Little
Princess" which was produced under
the direction OF Marshall Neilan from
the book story by Frances Hodgson
Burnett Mary Pickford plays the role
of Sara Crewe, motherless daughter
Of Captain Crewe, OF India, reduced to
msid-of-all work in an English
boarding school
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
BANKERS DAUGHTER GONE.

CLEVELAND, Nov. IA city-wide
search is being made today for nine
teen-year-old Virginia Foultz, daugh-
ter Of the president O. the First Ma
tionaI Bank OF Newcastle. Pa, who
disappeared late Saturday from the
Cleveland Y. W. C A, where she had
registered as Edith Jones" She said
she had come to Cleveland to seek
employment as a social worker.
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
GEOGRAPHIC GIRLS
MAKE WAR PAJAMAS

Twenty-Five girls who are employ
ed at clerical duties in the National
Society began to do a
war bit" last night at the Hubbard
Memorial
Under the direction OF Mrs. Joseph
Stewart, Of the Twelfth Century Club,
the girls are making paJamas for
wounded and sick soldiers In hof-
pitfalls
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
CENTRAL COLISEUM.

The Central Coliseum offers special
attractions to the dance-loving public.
In addition to the regular prize dane
ing contests, other special events are
held from time to time. The music
Is furnished by q selected orchestra Of
union musicians. The management
announces q special prize fox-trot
contest for Friday night.
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
FINLAND WANTS FLOUR.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Dr. Karl
Ignatius, special commissioner from
Finland to the United States urges
his country's need of flour and grain.
He is to present his appeal to the
President, and hopes to obtain the
release Of 10000 tons OF flour con-
tracted for here.
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
THAT'S DIFFERENT.

A man can get $4,000 year for
his executive ability downtown But
that doesn't keep his wife from man
aging him when he IL at home.-Mil-
Waukee Sentional
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
GARDEN.

On Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday OF next week the feature
OF the photoplay program at Moore's
Garden ThsGtsF VIII be 'aThs Adopted
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
Near the 8IIssOur5-AbOaEd the
Double Eagle Limited.

Double Eagle Limited.
The ways OF cooking change from
cooked twice the same way with
the same materials Thus the aver
age stomach gets rough treatment
at times. It needs help. Hundreds
Of travellers never have the least bit
Of trouble because they have learned
that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet after
meals prevents stomach distress.
These Tablets absolutely stop heart
burn, nausea, indigestion, dyspepsia
Of the worst type, sour stomach,
bloaty feeling and all eructations and
Irritation, and freshen and Invigorate
the stomach. They cheer you up, and
make you get all the good there Is in
your food You Will forget you ever
had q stomach TO worry you.
Get a 50-cent box OF Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets at any drug store.
The Washington times., 1917-11-07
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Be Safe Anywhere
Eat Without Fear

Travellers Have Learned That
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Protect
the Stomach From Heartburn,
Sour Risings, Gas Fermen-
tation and Other
Distress.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-17


SORROWS MAKE JOY
My letters come in punches, little
book. Yesterday I had three most
interesting ones besides Dicks. The
first that I opened was from Mary,
Who is perfectly happy in her Italian
home.
q did not know there was so much
bliss in the world, Margie," She
wrote. My splendid boy is growing
just like his father, looks like him
and acts like him, and it makes me
laugh at times to see some little man
neTism of my husband mirTOred by
my little son.
81 want you and Dick to come and
see us as soon as you can find it con-
Venient, for 1 am sure both Of you
would be very happy here for a while.
Margie, dear, I have much for which
to be thankful. Had I never known
Jack l would have never known Max.
My life with Jack seems like a dream
and l seldom ever think of it now. Is
it not a wonderful thing that we are
prone to forget sOrrows and remem-
Der joys?"
AS I read I thought, little book,
that although it was true, the big
sorrows left always something that
made for the broadening of charac-
ter. They are like the sermon
preached by the Scotch dominic. He
passed one of his parishioners one
Monday morning just as she was lay
ing her finished web of linen on the
grass to bleach. 1T was a grand ser
non ye preached yesterday" she ex-
claimed.
4 am glad you thought So" an
ywered the clergyman, much pleased.
What part of it did you like best?"
Not any part of it, sir. 1t was all
Tand."
Surely you liked the way I han
lied the text?"
The woman thought a minute and
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MORE APPREClABLE.
you cannot even remember the text
you cannot have received much good
from the sermon"
The woman was just pouring water
over her web of linen for the sun to
dry. She looked up suddenly. 1T
is you that don't understand, sir 1t
is like the water 1 pour over this web,
sir. The sun soon dries it up and
not the least bit of moisture is left,
but the web is whittier than before"
The dominic went on smiling.
1t is so with sorrow, like everything
else, it passes, but our souls-if we
have any souls - grow winter each
time they come.
Donna Tenney wrote me also, she
was coming over to Atlantic City.
1t is rather a queer thing, little
book, that poor Donna, who always
found so much fault with Bill, who
divorced him once and then remar-
ried him, again to find him wanting,
has since his death canonized him
into a saint.
Il miss him more and more every
day." she writes. Sometimes /
think, Margie, we women make our
selves unhappy by asking too much
Of those we love. We want them to
be more than human. Now that Bill
has gone from me l find the thing 1
most miss were those dear, human
qualities of which I found the most
fault. Will was real, Margie, and
am coming to put being realm my
self and in my friends above every
thing else in the world.
Truth, even when it hurts, is more
to be desired than sham, although
the sham may prove for little while
a salVe to wounded self-love."
Ito Be ContinUed.l
-O-O
Both salt and fresh water fish are
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pcricnalncti5en!

Ser eligen g1ico, Der in oeuti6er
areiien moblbefannte Superinten,
Dent nitf Den S~peiieipagen Ser Union
Gocific gobn, bot ieine SteGung
~nieoergeIegt ttno lit nad ieiner fri.
beren Seimat G6icagoS 5uriidgc-
febrt. Seine bielen 6reun0e Iebeu
i'm ungern iheioen.
Serr 6rieori6 arug bnt Dos Ser.
ionoL Ser &ribiine nit elmer ailte
leineS nelten alfobolfreien @etrantes
o2uyrS" bei6enft bos ii6 in fur3er
5riit biele 2iebbober gepounen un6
elm 8ttnebmenbeS 9(6iabgebiet ii9 err
ebert. gGern es aud niGt oos tn.
ber9eBIi6e n2rrltS 9ier" it, 70 bic
tet es bod ben beitm0glihiten Griot
uno oaro6 8roltt oltf Den freun0li-
den Spencer uno sen grfolg 0es
tteltelt @etrdnfesl
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DeMtittsdmcrik.
Rational bMnH!
StnntSbcrbanS geunibluanien gr0en
3nriifWeiiHug 9entid.M meritn
ner IcitenS Oes 3iUten
Grca5es.

86ilooetpbio, go, 6. Sltli.
SIM Namen 0es 0eutid 4nteritani.
i6en 8entrnlbrtn0es bon 8enni1loa.
MEN, oeS Stoatsberbnn0e8 oes glas
tionolhunoes, bat oeiien 8r1iiocft,
SER S. 9. Mopar, in Ser SoGe ocs
g(usifuiics bon 9ler5ten un0 aran.
fenpflegeriunen oeutiher @e6urt
uno I6Itanmtung nd9lteben6e Gepe.
ide an ben friiberen 8rGiioenten
8nt. s. &oft geridtet, Den 8oriiBer
oes 3entraItomitees 0es @Lmeritoni.
i9en Soften &reu6es, geIon0t:
Scr BermiDIbanias Q tuutSberban0
OeS Observation-Disclosures 9fationnl-
.bun0es, Der iid) aus omerifoniiden
8ilrgern 0elttider @eburt uu0 gl6.
5uinmtreniest, 6eren
2oDolitGt un0 amerifonismlt8 nuBer
Grage itc9en, lit iebr erregt ii6er Die
fiir3liGen 3eitungsbetidte, 6oB Die
9ebOr6en all Der Spite oeg qneri.
faniifen &oten are1I5es omerifani.
Idle 8irger fiir oos Silf8merf oe8.
ielbeu nidt onnebnten molten, iuenn
Tie 0eutidler @eburt ODER g(6itonp
mitng Iin0.
ga ms Die Riftigfcit oieicr er.
flarung beS 4meritoniiden Goten
arelt8e$ froglid erideint, appetite.
rem mir an Sic. ieinen a~nerfounteu
5ibrer, uno eriuhen INT cine amt.
lide grtldrtug Sbrer organization
III 6e3ug ouf Die Safe.
Scr iofortiae grIoB elmer Gr.
S6rerieits rfo einem Gle.
lnent unierer 8iirgerihuft Qeredt
mer0en, oeiien 4merifonismus ii6 in
alien ariien einidlieBIid Der gegen
ertpieien bat"
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Dcmtlcbcr ltntcrric6f
fdat in Baltimore.
s6nlrnt beidlieft feline Gnsmrrs.
ing; anRer in Den Sudidulcu.

Baltimore 6. SuIi.-9te 5duI.
beb0roe bon Baltimore bat 6eidloI.
fen, ben oeltti6en llntcrrift in Sen
6ffentIifen 6hulen Der 5to6t aus.
%autner3en, ttub 5rpor am 1. Septem.
Der in alien 1tnteren feds alaiIen,
Elm SSohr ipdter in Der ite6enten
alofie itno 5pei Sabre ip1ter IN Der
adten aIoiie, io0oB in 1919 Der
Oeutide lluterrtdt qon3 uttb gar
ne9f1Gt.
3omit pirb Elm 5tijd6en gseIt.
gei6ifte beeroigt IS mar fltr8
nod Der ltarfen Ginwan6erunq in
ben Sabrrn na6 Dem oelttiG.fran.
.8oitihen arieQe, oIS bltr6 Dem ber-
itorbenen 9berit 6rco gfoine Ser
oeittihe ltnterri6t in ben ItG6tiI6en
.S6ulen Der Stoot o6ligatorti6 ge.
mndt puroe. 8ltr1 sic guten Ge.
iultate, nel6e oieie nelten 6ellt-
i6en offeutli6en S6uIen er8ictten,
herloren Die qllten Gribat- ynItitltte
nie Sdeib8 3ioni6uIe, OaS anapp.
ide Snititltte, Die oielen oertIden
@cmeinoeifulpn uno @ofers S6uGe
etc, in mel6eu biele fG6iac amert.
faner oeuti6er uno englii6cr 3unge.
i9re @rlnolaae 8t ibrem fp1teren
@rfoloe i'm 2eben erlongten, i9re Be
oelttnng, aber iobnlo oieieIben elm.
gegongen naren, nabm olld) Dos
Sntereiie oil ben offentIiden Sdu-
len mieoer ob, ln1o oI8 aud pie6er
Die quite 6e1ti6e 3uipanoerung in.
folae Der auten oolfSpirti6oftlihen
@eiebgebung in Qeutidlono ieit
20 Sohren fortmGGren6 o6no6nt,
ihien es trob Der g~emii6unaen ser
bieif9en Geltihen nift ut6qIid gu
iein, Dem @niturm Der 8remoen.
boiier at mie0erite6en. Ole an.
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glcae @agwel ascntnr.
9ieielbc uirS Ser Mi0mcit Mlotor e
SnpplD Gpmpang iibertragen.

Ser 8peitc groBc Notwithstanding
innerbolb 8ebn Gogen nuroe bon s.
S, 8rofap, Dem Guperbfior Der
MogtpeG 0totor 50. in Detroit. o6-
geidloiien. Ser neue aontroft lit
nit Der 91iopeit Motor & Stpplb
COMPANY lrto getpGbrt oicier Die
aoutroIle ilber eillen groBen Sell
Rebro8fos, Sopas uro sim afo.
taS.
Qie miOpeIt Motor & SuppIp
Gompanp lit nit eincm adpital BON
$250,000 inforporiert uno bat Son,
trnfte fir ben @ertauf BON 5000
@iarmel 2lutos nbqei6Ioifen. 6. s.
Wtop bon aenrncp 1T 8rdfi0eut ser
tlelten @eieaidait, q. 6. geterion
bon Omaha gi5cprGii6ent un6 u.
Mf. alopping 5efretdr uno Sfob-
meiiter.
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u~eni9ketten ans Jcwa.
ltnpatriotiide Ginbredper.

Sort 3ooge, SSa., 6. SuIi. - Gin
BREEDER uno Giebe nabnter bohit I'm.
PATRIOTIC am gtittnoh, fuGbreno Die
8urger Den gierten Suli feterten,
Die @elegenbeit pobr uno broden
bier in bier Offices elm. Der aeft8.
anpaIt 8. S. 9hlgent bette ben
groBten gerluit gu betIagell oenn
Die @in6reder erbeuteten $1400.
Qud oas QutomobiI BON $. @1. so.
neQ tptlroe geitoblen. - SUI bena6.
barten 0uneombe pur6e in Den ST.
linoi8 3entraIbabubof eingebrohen
uhb Die &oItidde geplinoert. QuBer.
BEN iudten Die 8iebe neutt 910en
IN Guncom6e bein iouie beri9ieoene
Jarmbdlier.
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1tits GranS JsIanS.

Sci Der 6amilie Sbeo Goroe8 in
ct. 2iberD bat it'd elm Go9terden
eingeiteIlt.
PIN bergangeuen 8reitag purbe
nuf benz bieiigen 6rteobof Sobn
3bomIien, Der BEL 4Ioa aniGiiiq
mar, urlo iiber oeiien Sob mir be.
reits 6eri6tet, our lebten Hube be.
f%tattet. Ser 8eritorbene mar am
81. @idr8 1881 in De,tidIono ge.
boren itnO fam ols 2~4i19riger Jun.
ger Wlonn mad amerifa. gtodoem
er flint Sabre in Cincinnati gepobnt
butte, fam er ua9 Nebrosta uno
lieB iid bel 4l0a auf elmer $eim.
it1tte nie0er un0 geborte 3u oen al.
lereriten 4nlte0lern bon 9aa Gotn.
IN. 9ie 9~eteiligtng an Der 9eer0i.
gtng, Bel nelder Serr 9aitor Sdil.
mann Die @ra6preoigt bielt, mar
cine groBe. GENE 8itipe ionic orei
Sobne un0 cine Eo9ter neblt bieIet
@nfeln betraltern oo8 8ini1ei0en
Dieles alien oeltiden 8ioniers.
Gbas. Miclfilon Der Sobn oes
9fer0eb1noIer$ 8rt. M2cDiiqan lit
felt bergatgenen 5reitae fpurlos
beridmun0en. 8or9er bette er lei.
men Batter I'M 5000 algepumpt, Inn
Donit 1ngebli6 Elm @eipann gferoe
ali faufen. Sn Ser gegIeiturg oes
ausreibets, Der ieinen GItern i6on
oft Sorgen gemoGt bnben ioa, be,
fano itd Elm geniiier Sir. gteiligb.
SRI. 2ena 4obIer bon ct. 2iborb
muBte iiA bergangcne ISOLDE i'm @e.
neral 6oipital elmer Separation I'M.
ter5ieben.
Otto 8eder un6 Gor[ Roienfotter
il. tpareu borige ISOLDE i'll Sooper,
9teb., itnt Der oort obgeboltenen III.
tberiiden Se6rerfonieren8 bei8upob.
men.
6rau &enrD 9leblert, nelde Ii6
Dor mebreren &agen negen @nlen.
itetne operieren laIien mllBte, ge9t es
ipte0er be0eliteno better.
Sim @fittpod faierten Ser un0
Srau q. G0arp ibre goloene Sod
5eit. lire 5reun0e IieBan eS iid
nift nebntcu, Die Slbtlonten 5u be.
1litdmiiuihen.
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sSinbet @eQentoS.

2afebiefD, Sa., 6. SuIi. 9og
Boot in benz Die 17idbrige Grace
Ben un6 Oeren 6reunotn 91o0a Sin.
Der ion iorpie &aroIo Mtc3uffie I'M
@aa Cafe cine 2uitfabrt unternom.
men bdtten betom EN- 2ed rtro Der.
Ianf. SRI. 8eI srtrmtt, n1brenS es
Wlc9uffie geIaro, SRI. Qn0erion
hber 8aiier gu balterb bis SiIfe ben.
beieilte.
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Vie LANCE nuss !ch !eIdsn an der Psn des Reconnaissance

Seine errei6en f0nnen 6ie S6r
Slut 8u MiQtonen i~nfi8ieren.
9. g. g. miro felt iiber fiinf8io
Sabren nit @rfoIq bel &beunotis.
mus ottgepan6t. @eriu6en sic es
beute, uto Gle meroen fid tpeniq.
items ouf benz redten @eQe befitl.
BEN S5ren &bermati8mt8 Io88u.
per0en. 8ertooGe Gati6IGge be.
treffs Sbre8 eiQenen Sales erbaI,
ten Sic, menn sic idrei6en an Sen
@}e0icoI 9(6oiier, Gpift Gpeci.
fic 60, Sept. g. 1853, atlanta, Ga.
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st feline wa9re 6eilnng in Sidt2

81 Felne lDabre @eilnng in Sidt2
8lpeiielIoS boben Gle itd Oft oieie
Trage 9eitellt, Ole u1tbeontmortet lit.
8iiienido bot beiuieienL oaB
Sbr &belntatismlt8 BON einent
aronfbeitSfeim i'm @Itt er3eugt
miro, un6 6aB man 0ieien nlIr 0ur6
cine MeSi3iu erreiden fam, meIde
oiefe fIeineu ihmer5boften Qdmonen
ans 5brem @I1tt entfernt ulo Der.
in9t. Qies erfIdrt, pesGolb 2ini.
menta mo 2oiun9en ditf Die 9ouer
nift gut tur, pa iie unmogIid oieie
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als fcinOlide ansIauOer per5aftet.

&incnln, Deb, 8. Sui. Inter
Der 8eiduloi9ung, elm fein0Ii6er
altsldn0er at ieir, tpuroc Ser 26jGb.
rige 6ormdrbeiter Sobn 6entrobs
bon Gunnung bierber Ing @qfdngnis
gebrodt. @r ioa 4ufil6rer BON fiiuf
0eutiden getueien iein, Die @oltcr
glnfe miB9anoeIt baden, neil err ge.
gen 8euti6lano 8nrtei ergriffen
bot. 6eutrobs tit elm frii6erer oeut.
i6er See1nolIu un0 neun Sabre i'm
2anoe.
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ange6ute fir Snmmelu Der &iiden-
abf1Ge.

Sn Ser belttigen @taotratSiitung
rpltr6en Die Qngebote fir Dos Sam.
meln Der a6foae in Ben beri9ieoe-
men 9taot6iitriften g%e0ffnet. Sab.
reno fir monde Qiitrifte nidt mebr
oIs $50 geboten toltr6en, ~oFferterte
Carl SorenietL Der Gde 6. unb
@race StraBe cine Sdmeineform
bat, fir Die 9iitrifte 1, 2 uno 8,
melhe Die in11ere Stoot nit ibrett
5otcl5 ltmfaiien, 3%uiaunmen Die
Suume BON $1,000.
a6onniert nitf Die SGgTi6e Gribiine.
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feinoungen Der greiic felt Dem 9[us.
brithe BEG Beltfrieaes boben Dem
Safe Ben go6en oiisgei9logen. Ser
oeutide ltnterridt IN Baltimore
ttno oiid Die eiitei 6euti9en 9ribot.
iduIen iino DEM 3eitgeiite gum 0p.
fer qefallen. gllir in 0en b06ereit
S9ulen bIeibt Der beuti9e Spro9
unterri6t nod lttberiibrt.
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4ttcntatsDcrind entbcdt.

eorl9an, So, 6. Sui. - Ser
26jd1riae g8arren 6rcD beiiuoet i'd
utter Der 4nflnge IN 5aif. am Bier.
ten Slili 6ca6liftigt 81 baberJ Die
@tibilie nn bieiiaeh Gnllport nit
teiA ggHamits IN bic Suit al ipren.
1ea slntgr nia lr%ibuHeHttten MUIR
u ApnongtiinlAen alltgetuns
9ethoftHHQ 9attf
me1rsfe 2nnamuitaagea III lei.
1s3tt dllasa ittaen.
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s6tlidler gptonnf0n.

sort 3o60e So., 6. SnIi. =
8ilIiam Craig BON Craig Soaon
erIag geitern in einem SoipitoI bier
ben @erlebungen, Die er oaooneetro.
gen, ais fem Qutomo6il ii1 Mitt-
nod abere sebn @1eilen entfernt bon
bier iiberidlug.
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@eniae 2iiae mad Gneripn.

@1nerior, Ncb,, 6. Sui. n W&it
iebr eemiidten @efii6lrn Duroc bier
Die gin6ridt oltfeenommet, ooB 0ie
minneapolis ni1o 0mo6u gabn BEL
Der itaotiiden Giienbobnfomniilion
borltelig geporben it, bic 5rpiidcn
9mnba uno emerion reip. 1tmge.
febrt laufenoen 3Ige Ger. 7 uno
5 faaen Iaiien 81 bilrfen.
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AMS Dem Gtaate Nebrasfa!

idon genoiie Snformotion betreffs
Der 8iebung Der 9ienitpflidtieen 5it
erldngen. gr bat Dos arieggomt Be.
nd6ri6tigt onB Die Militdr. gefrcb
unesbeb0roen in alien 9rten bes
StooieS organiiiert mo bereit fin60
ibre arbeit au Beginner.
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Sn @lii6IFppt ertrnnfen.

Ge0ar Hapi0s, 50, 6. Sui. =
@or0on Dprlnn0 bon Springbiae,
Gin 5oloat Der Electromagnetic, tit
am 1. Suli iii 5obltla, mo- er Gienft
tat i'm Niiiiiii9pi ertrilnfen.
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Solpobt 8err Wiop mie &err @e
terion fino in gtebrasfns glutomobiI
freiien ais tii6tiee @eid1ftsIeutc be.
fdnut mo groBe 3inge meroen Oon
Der neiten Girno e~riDortet.
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g,pin 2na i~6erfndren.

9lbia, Sa., 6. Suli. Der bic.
iige @eidaftsrtarn 8. @. Gbomp.
Jon fano auf Der Gteqe ben Sob,
ais Iein 4lltontobl bon einem 8erio.
nen3ug erfaBt iDltroe. Die 2ei1c
ipdr furG)tbar 3ugerihtet.
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Solent, 8unit uno Geroienit fin
ben bod INNER Die gebilbrenOa an-
erfenning; Gborlep Chaplin mlr0e
elm Sabres9e6olt bon elmer DliQion
Collars ongeboten.
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8OuOcrnenr Icbiae nod
Nal6inatpu.

2incoln, aaba 6. SuIi. @ou.
Derneur gtebille fart heiite naf)
Baibington, i'm bonn BrofoBmar.
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Geindlt Cttn @nrlnk.

Sn leinem nelten 2ofol 3t4 SID
IA. StroBe. 8egeGrensmerteIte alfo.
bolfreie @etrGnfe utt0 feiner 2utd.