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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-06-22

"HumphT' grunted Jim. "what
d'yOu suppose mail say to this-you
out all night with manr'
"What are you doing? Who are
those people?' she retorted.
"Never mind. But say don't like
the looks of this affair"
For a second time Merkle appealed
to Jim. "If you can't take your sister
home I'll have to telephone for another
car"
Jim's tone was disagreeable as he
replied. you two don't look as If
you'd been wrecked. Where's your
driver?" Merkle's fist clenched; he
muttered something, at which Jim
laughed harshly.
"Now don't get SORE" said the lat
ter; I'm not going to make trouble,
only l want to know where you've
been"
A bareheaded man came running
across the lawn and flung himself into
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-06-22
CHAPTER VII.

By the time Lorelei had completed
her recital of those occurrences that
had excited her suspicious the car was
rolling out the roads leading toward
the Long Island plains, and, with head
lights ablaze, was defying all speed
laws. Merkle had drawn the CONVEX
sation shield rearward, and in its shell
ter leaned back with eyes closed. He
seemed asleep, but after a time he
spoke abruptly:
''Melcher is a shrewd man. He
wouldn't tackle a blackmailing job of
this size without protection; otherwise
1 could. put him out of the way very
quickly. dare say Miss Lynn her.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-06-22

the waiting automobile. One Of Jim's
companions called his name sharply
"Will you take me home" his sis
ter implored.
"Can't do it. I'll see you later, and
you, too, Merkle" His last words, de-
livered as he swung himself upon the
running board of the car, sounded like
threat moment later, and the ma
chine had disappeared into the night
Hmm! Your brother has a sus-
picious mind" Merkle said. Il hope
he won't make you any trouble"
,"He can't make trouble for me-"
Lorelei's emphasis on the last word
made her meaning clear; her compan-
ion shrugged.
sure you"
They turned in upon the driveway,
walking silently, then as they neared
the Chateau they became aware of an
unusual commotion in progress there.
Men were running from stable to gar
age, others were securing the grounds;
from the open door came a voice
pitched high in anger. The speaker
was evidently beside himself with
wrath. He was shouting orders to
scurrying attendants, and abusing the
manager, who lowered near him in
frantic but futile effort at pacifica
ton.
The enraged person proved to be
Jarvis Harmon. He was hatless,
purple-faced, shaken with combative
fury. At first the two newcomers
thought he was dangerously drunk,
but, as they mounted to the tiled ter
race which served as an outdoor eat
ing place they saw their mistake. Rec
ognizing Merkle, lannon's manner
changed instantly.
"Johnr' he cried. by God! you're
just in time
"What's happened"
"Blackmail, or worse, hardly know,
myself. These ruffians put up some
thing on me-they're all in it, even the
manager"
The latter, a sleek Frenchman with
ferocious mustaches and frightened
eyes, wrung his hands in supplication.
"M'sieu' 'Ammon," he bleated, you
ruin me. Such accusation is terrible.
But wait Calmness. The man will
be caught"
Caught roared the steel magnate.
You know who he is. Give him to
me-" A uniformed doorman appeared
with a smoking lantern in his hand,
and Harmon wheeled upon him.
"Well? Did you find him."
"We can't find nobody. There was
a car outside the grounds, but it's gone
now"
Merkle interposed. Twill you tell
me what has happened?"
SIT is terrible, incredible, M'sieu,"
walled the manager.
"Same old story, John. I came out
here for a quiet supper with-a lady.
I've been coming here regularly. They
got us into private room, then took
f1ashlight, and-there you are.
made rush for the waiter as soon as
l realized what had occurred, but he'd
skipped. Everybody's skipped, pho
tographer and all. Nobody knows any
thing. Blamedest bunch of idiots l
ever saw" He ground his teeth.
Lorelei, who had remained in the
background, turned suddenly sick at
memory of that mysterious party at
the gate; she understood now the sig
nificance of the man with the box and
of the fleeing figure that had come
through the darkness.
FpI,o forriGo1 y,,ano.o. I,se
heartbroken lament, and Harmon
seemed about to destroy him when
Merkle drew the latter aside. speaking
in an undertone.
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w
quiet had finally descended she opened
her door cautiously and peered out.
Robert Wharton sat on the top step
of the stairway near at hand, but his
head rested against the wall, and he
slept. Beside him were his high hat,
with skirts carefully gathered, tiptoed
past him she saw suspended upon his
cleaning white shirt bosom what at
first glance resembled a foreign deco
ration of some sort, but proved to be
Mr.. Regan's false teeth. They were
suspended by ribbon that had once
done duty in the costume Of a cory
phee; they rose and fell to the young
mans gentle breathing.
Lorelei telephoned to Merkle on the
following day, and about the close of
the show that night his card was
brought up to her dressing room. A
moment later Robert WhartOn's fol-
lowed, together with a tremendous box
of long-stemmed roses. She went down
trifie apprehensively, for by this
time the current tales of Bob's drunken
freaks had given her cause to think
somewhat seriously, and she feared an
unpleasant encounter. More than once
she had witnessed quarrels in the al
leyway behind the Circuit, where pes
tiferous youths of Wharton's caliber
were frequent visitors.
But Mr. Merkle relieved her mind by
saying, 81 sent Bob away on a pre-
text, although he swore you had an
engagement with him."
'I'm glad you did. left him asleep
outside my dressing room last night,
and l almost hoped he'd caught pneu-
monia'
Beside the curb a heavy touring car
was purring, and into this Merkle
helped his companion. "I'm not up on
the etiquette of this sort of thing" he
explained, "but 1 presume the proper
procedure is supper. Where shall it
be-Sherry'
Lorelei laughed. you are inexpe-
rienced. The Johns never eat on Fifth
avenue, the lights are too dim. But
why supper 1Ou Clu cat.
ga Welsh rabbit would be the death
of me; Holsters are poison" he con-
fessed; "but I've read that chorus
girls are omnivorous animals and seek
their prey at midnight"
'Most of them would prefer bread
and milk; anyhow, would. But I'm
not hungry, so let's ride-we can talk
better, and you're not the sort of man
to be seen in public with one Of Berg
mans shOw-girls.'
The banker acquiesced with alacrity.
To his driver he said, '"Take the Long
Island road"
The machine glided into noiseless
motion.
'Why do you choose the Long Island
road" asked Lorelei.
"It's pleasant" responded Merkle.
81 ride nearly every night, and L like
the country. You see, 1 can't sleep
unless I'm in motion. 1 get most Of
my rest in a car; there's something
about the movement that soothes me-"
"How funny!'
Peculiar, parhaps, but scarcely hui
morous. I'd be dead or insane with
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-06-22
SYNOPSIS.

Peter Knight, defeated for political Of
nee in his town. decides to venture New
York in order that the family fortunes
might benefit by the expected rise of his
charming daughter, Lorelei. A we'll
known critic interviews Lorelei Knight,
now stage beauty with Bergman's Revue,
for special article. Her coin-hunting
mother outlines Lorelei's ambitions, but
Slosson, the press agent, later adds his
information. Lore1ei attends Millionaire
Hammon's gorgeous entertainment. She
meets Merkle, a wealthy dyspeptic. Bob
Wharton comes unlimited. Lorelei dis
covers a blackmail plot against Harmon
in which her brother is involved.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-06-22

A few years ago New York
city-the whole country in fact
was deeply stirred by a series of
sensational murders and a con-
sequent shaking up in the police
department. For one of these
murders four gunner and a po-
lice officer went to the electric
chair. Here is related the de-
tails of the kind of dirty work
some of the gangsters and their
political friends accomplish in
the metropolis.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1917-06-22
CHAPTER Viii.

When Lorelei awoke on the follow
ing afternoon her first inquiry was for
Jim; but he had not come home, and
her mother knew nothing of his where
abouts. Lorelei ate her breakfast in
silence; then, in reply to a question,
accounted for the lateness of her ar
rival by saying that she had dined with
Mr.. Merkle.
At the name Mrs. Knight pricked up
her ears; she undertook to pick out Of
her daughter all that had occurred,
down to the most insignificant detail.
Lorelei had always made a confidante
of her mother in such cases; but this
time the latter's inquisitiveness graf
ed on her, and she answered the ques-
tions put to her grudgingly. She could
not help likening her mother to a mag
pie, although the thought shocked her.
There was the same sly angle of coun-
tenance, similar furtiveness of pur-
pose; the very expression of Mrs.
Knights keen, hard eyes was like
nothing so much as that of the pry-
ing birds. Dispieased at her own irri-
tation, Lorelei made the excuse of a
shopping trip to escape from the house.
AT the nearest news stand she
bought the afternoon papers, and was
relieved to find no mention of the in
cidents of the night before. 1t APP
peared that Harmon and Merkle had
succeeded in their attempt to suppress
the story-if, indeed, there had ever
been any intention of making it public.
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(To BE CONTINUED
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Japan batit GrOktcs
pan5crlHiff scr lpelt!
ystngntD@ iua $4,000 GceihertOnusn
baben rnO mebr oils II anu.
ten faBren.

g8oi6ingtou, 9. e., 10. Sept, -
Gas &an8eridtif q9laguto", oos ieet
auf ser MtariHGUerft III Sure. 5a.
pan. auf aiel geIegt miro ioa nad
ben aHgaben iuponiider Gfii8iere
0aa aroBte &rIegsinbr6eiig irgeuO
elmer glatton Der &eIt merOen, 0n5
man Iemals periudt bat gu bauaa.
Gie agtagato" miro cine 8diier.
Uerorangllng bon $4,000 9tealiter.
touueu bnbeu mo Gin Sdmeitcridiif
pes 1dIadtihiffes u5ie" perOen
Dos gegenDortig auf oen aapaiatr
Gods III aobe gebaut miro. 8ns
neuare Sdiif miro %inoeiien plon
riele Gtcuerun8cn ouilDciieL DE
iel5it auf Der Isle" uidlt borgeie6rn
lporeu. 5ciHe Shneai0fait miro be.
oeaten0 ihneQer ais 81 anoten Sic
Shn0e meroeH unO ieine 9eititduuq
miro an @r0Be unO 3obl ole bt5Be
rigeH iapantden Stlodtihifie melt
l%i6ertreffcu.
3te &'egit in Qobe miro berctt9
0crort ermeitert, 1nlHjt altd cin
Sdtif pom 10000 Gounul oort ge
bout mer0cu fam.
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9ie MaHuung Ocntider gartti.
fiibrer.

8erlm, ibcr 2on0pn, 10. 5ept.-
Ite bulbuudIide og(orooeuti6e 4a.
8eunelne 3eitung@ mt0net cine 1oqc
Seitc Der paralleleH 8ieoergobc Der
Srlglnolioiiung nao Der 0elttid)en
llebcrieBaug Der 4ntDort 4rdiioeHt
billions ouf bic 6rieoensrote 4apit
Beue0itts 3u gielder 3eit gibt ons
glutt Die pHgeblId altiteqte 2esort
Dte0er, bic Don Irau8oiiiden 9Idt.
tern ourd cine frolj0fi1e Gadrih.
tcudgcutur i'm 9luslaa0 D~erbre.tet
mor0ell iein ioa
Die &eier 0eutihgr 3ettungct SGT
ten bic 4usDabl 5Uliden nid|t iDe.
niger nls fitrf Deridieoenen Scsartcn
Der glote 4rnii0eft 8ilions 0i9ie
2esurtcn melieH MIR mtbe0gutelf0e
uHterihicoc i'm &0rtlaut uuf liims
men ober i'm o~lgeueinen u5ereln
nit BEN, mas 4raiiOent 4ition
ideTl6or Der oaItitcn Regierurq
auferIegen UiQ. uno mas IN Der
4reTe Der 0litfelmo6te ais Ser
9nuptpunit ieuler lote betrudtet
miro.
8eI Der 8]aipratuag oer 0otl 0es
nmeritnniiden Graiioenten empfeb.
len Der i03iuloauofratiide 5itbrcr
5dci0emann mo ieiu 3cutruias-
foiIege I'M 9tcifstaa Nlottbins ora
berger rubigeres lttteil gu betpabren
% Die berlDidelte dufgnbe, 5rie0al
bcrbei5ufitlreu ni4t ourdl cine Gnt.
riiitrng geit0rt Deroen ioate. Die
cine berniiHitige 8etradtung non
8rait0ent 8llions GoridIaeeil 9em.
men mitr0e.
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DIR sdIadlt6ansitreif.

Ger 5treif Der Shlaftbnll5nr-
better bet iid jet aud auf bic 4a-
q~eitel(ttn Der @ieb60ie aisqe0ebtt
Gina hunbert Seller, melhe eiue
2o9nerb6Bung ron 3ebn Collars
monotlih foroerteu. baben it6 Oen
Stretfcru 5ugeifllt. Die 6irmn Q(r-
rnoltr e So. bea6fdtigt Streif.
BREEDER eirBufiibren, i'm bic Ste.
QiertingsouitrGge uusfIbret BIZ ton-
men. Sonntog bielteu bic Streifer
am g}afmittug cine grobc 9arn6e
ali. Seute permitting ian0 IN Der
2it6auiihn @oQe cine Maiieuber.
iammIuag itatt. Die ~itretfen0en ar-
beiterinnen 1obeu beltc nod mebr
9oiten aufgeftelt nls Sanistaa uno
Is gelaug oieien in bielen 8daen
6rauen, sic nod nidt bic 4rbeit
uieoerqelegt batten, 81 belpeaen iid
benz Streif on5uidIiebeu. 4rbeits-
iefretar 8ilion bot ans @ai9ihgton
einen Gertretcr, 5rco &. deif,
6ier6erbeor0ert IAN 5piihen Strei.
fern rn0 Sen 6irgHen einau Der
qIei6 ber6ei8uihbrea Garielbe 0lrf.
te be1te nod bier eintrefie1.
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Eco u. Poffmann tuirS
GomntpzHommiHdr!

Ger bgfoulte 0elrtide 2elderbc.
~Itotter SEQ U. @oiflum lit an Steae
Ocs Der]itorbenen SER. w. geofor0
5lm Gountgtoumliidr alt5erie9en
ioor0en. Gourtgoupalt VtngfIeu un0
GountnidQBmeiitcr 90. e Gnores,
itimmten fiir @crru @oiHnarut,
mabrenO GouutpcIarf IeDe1 filr z.
8. STROUD ieine Gimme ob9ab.
SER 5ofimann, Der IN DieLcn 0eut-
ihen 8eraiHeu cine lettenOe 5ttlIe
cinninmt IND bcim letten Son8er
felt 4rdif0ent Der SangeriGtbeboroe
NOR, miro Bis 81 Den naditen Asab
len iefncn 4oiten, iein critics politi.
i6es 4nt hernoltcn GoB er 9s
gereft iuD i'm 5nIcreiie oes @olfes
~berpatcu MIRO, peiB je0er, Der
9errn 6oifmann fennt.
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Nmacrihdner kcrtrncm
lacd9 ntcgt ins ScMcr!
Nd6Oem bic SraH5oieu bamit fertig,
iuAeH snsliife Gffiaiere lie
niterluelien.

Aiaeritaniiaes ariegsbmptauar.
Tier tn 61aHfretd, 10. Sgptamber.-
1ie @fnrihtttng neiier Sou0aridH
lels uno balbamtlide Qlnoeltuugen
tpeilen 0nroui biz, 0aB ole amerita'
Nildlen 5ul0aten mod me9r eldgclbt
sDal9eil nlliileH, che alaH lte W bic
@hladtiiuie ididen iolte. @le
Anteritaner, melde bon G~raH5oien
e%iitprergiert mlir0en ioam nua aud,
rod pon Qlriten ino iolden Qmeri.
faflern, bic britiidle Striegsi6uIeu be
fndt habens ultcrrj6tet mer0cl.
Cine npire Shule fir a~meritoniihe
Gfii8iere unb lluteroffi5iere ipur0e
beltte ne6en Dem 6el0loger erGtfnet
1H0 Ill ibr merocu Tie 5ofptlahllh
ollfs geaaueite NIT Dem 8%aionettie-
rem mo Der &erpen0ung opn Ytors
fern uno @laibine1gape1ren in
ShiiBeHgrdbeu betamt gcnaft mer
ben. 2ieie ulo audi nod an0ere
Gdfulen mer0en Dielei2t nod Der
aroBert mer0eib I'M 6fit3iere 10 melt
a~its5uhil0er1 oaB tie ieI6it oie SplOa
ten grialoltd urlterridtaa t6ruen.
GaS 2(bidieouabmen Der 4morifo-
ner mdbreno Der lestm 28odgn BON
ibren fran5oiiIhen Ge6rern mar iebr
her5Iid, mefH aud idlDer, oa ite lid
gegenieitig iebr ltebgelDoalea battel.
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Jns 6cfdnenis 9
BclciSiomno Gnolanbs

Seem g)orf, 10. 5ept. - @ail iie
elm brjtiiAes 9tetrlltierungsplatat
BON Dem 1lefbobu-aiost an Der g.
5traBe uu0 4. 4Denue gerifien muir
1eu Der Glert 0{i6oe( Corner, ION
$50 Columbus Qoe.. un0 Der &age-
l05uer Martin 9rotnie, pon 2S3
Gafidu Qpc., groofIpu, bon 0}ogl-
itrat 6u6s i'm Sefferion Qtartgt Sa-
rid)t SIT oreiBig Iagen ar6cIt39ults
~oerurteilt.
sd tat Is i'm Satcrciie Der Jrei.
belt Srlanos erflorta Carney I'M
8erift lpuo fii9te aui cine Jroge
oes 9ifter3, ob er Elm Mitglie0 Der
5ons Of Sriib 6gea6om lei, bin8u:
g9tein, abcr meme S9mpotbieu ge.
60ren ibngn." 9rotllic iogte, CT
babe 0as AbretBen oes 9latats nit
Dem Union Sad a%ngeitiftet. neil er
Die Siren mdt inter Gnglan0s &2rr-
Ihaft ieben mole.
sic uu0 ibresgleiheu baben fein
8eft. nod Dieiem 2olloe 8t fontiaen
url0 iid mterifaniiAe 8ribtlagien
mo Suititntionen 5ui1use at ma
den, erfldrte g2ogiitrat 5lrhs,
uiDeltu SIR periuht. einen @crbun
0cten 4meritas in oieiem aric8e 8l
balditiQen.
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geidDdbigtes bentihes ll'Soot in
Spnnien i~nterniert.

Ga0i6 TO- Sept. Fl Gin idiucr
6eihooi8tc5 ocutIdcs Iolh6oot lit,
bon cincm ipauiinen Iorpoooboot
begIeitct, inn hieii8eE 6aien cinQe.
%lauien, Is miro iii Ga Gnrraca IN.
ternicrt mcroen.
Seif bier, nm Streif bci5uIegen.
Ter BON ser guuoe5regierunq sur
geilegunq 0es 5treifs Der Sdlodt
bd~usarbeiter ~cutian6te 6re0 5eid lit
beute bier ei~ngetrofien. Gr ingte,
6nB Der Streit in ben Sdlahtbalt.
fern nidt oIlcin 9hIuba berllbrt, lent
bern fir Die Hegierrn9 cine ernite
Code be0eutet Qtorgcu nl6geu,
iagte 8eif, Die 3eitungen in 8etttid.
lamb pie1eidt ihon berfiinoeu. ole
GdladtGGuier Der Ser. Stanten
ieien geihloien. Sie per0en Die.
fen Streif, meinte er, nie Die fri.
hcren oo3u benuben. Den g2ltt 0es
6eutiden 0oltes AT 1e6en. SdIieB.
lid 0riidte 5eid Die Soifnuns ans,
bah Qr6eitge6er mic Qtbeitnebmer
potriotiid 9erltq iein niir0en, ibre
4treitfrogen bei8ulegen.
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2lltc AniieSlcrtn
Omabas oeitetben!

,Snt 5ctIu ibrcr g}tdtc, 5rolt 80.
Rourer. 50f iiiol. %. Ctr, bat
oft lceten Somtaa Gliiobet6 2au.
Der i'm GIter non IS 9yobrcn oo8
3eitlife g%eicgnct. Sic ntroe I'M
Stonitor3 ge6oren mo er8ogcn mo
beiudlte nit ibrellt ipoter our ge.
rilbmtbcit getuor0ei1cu @raian 3ep.
peliu geuleiniam sic itdotiide
5duIc. 5u oen fiiui5igcr Sobrcn
fam iic init Der 6umilie Oe5 ollis
9eite befQnutcn SdouipicIcra 0roB
NOM nod Den Der 5taotcn Der
meilte in Cincinnati 9nuenport
un6 m0cren Sta0teu. in mclfeu
0as oelltihc Sheatcr in glilte
iton0. mo traf 1878 in Cmaba Gin,
no Tie lett jcner 3eit ultunterbroheu
rno qelpirft bat. SIN 9eim
Der 6rau Gbuaro Maurer bat iie
ibrcu 2e~bensoben0 beihloIca, &c.
liebt mo geadtet pon alien 6as
miIienmitglie0ern 3ic geer0igumg
finbet morgen, 8ienstag, nm 2 llbr
uodmittoq, pom Troucrbattie ans
itott. 9ieicI6e lit pribotcn GGarnf
tiers. Gen trouernoen Sinterbliebe.
men iprcdcl mir infer geileio aus.
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Nrheiterinfrren.

Sprinqfiel6, 81, 10. 5ept-
unoefobr 5000 bis 1000 aobIen.
ara5er, bo6en III picr8ebn Dieiiqeu
4ohlenminen bic qr6eit nieoerge.
leqt. Die Streiferfldrung iolgte ei-
mem 3uIommenItoB 3niiden sitrei.
fenoen Observation-Disclosures nn0
Den Itontliden 4lttoritdteb bei mel-
dem 5lDei 5trciter bon einem 6ffi-
8ier namens 2emntan nngeidoilen
rno GIN an6erer 0urdl einen Sieb
NIT einan RetoIberfolben berlest
iuur6e. 0ie bieiigeu 9eb6r6en be-.
iiirdten, ooB Die Streifer einet an.
Qriif ouf 0as Gigentum Der Giro
Beu6aHnqeIeaidaft unternebmen
mer6en. Die aoblengrdber teIegro.
p6ierfen Dem 9raii6enten ibrer Ser.
ciniolria, iih unit Grdii0ent 8ilion
7fpcds Notwithstanding Der Hehte
Der orqoniiierten 4rbeitcr inc Gin.
.bertebmen 5u ieben.
Butte, Wont, 10. Sept.-Dte
hieItaen Waeiiter oes aHitreider @e-
nerbes baben uugefdbr 200 orga-
niIierte qnltreider mtsgeiperrt Gin
olaemeiner Slreif bon ungefdbr
1000 Witqlieoern 6es 9rugerDerbes
miro in 4usiidjt geitelt. 9ie 3mi-
.itiqfeiten 5lUiihen ben @ieiftcrn unO
6eren angeiteaten muroen ourd
MnIteInng bon uiftoraanilierten
anItrei6ern berDorgeruien.
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9icaiiriernnaatoa fiir 5roneu.
ifrancn 4%e6roeta'8, laht Gndl am
II. September regiitriereR.


Der EroitOent hnt Den 8lulih
oliage'proherL oaB lid utle 6rdlicn
III Den &ereitiatea Stantrn an be.
itlmmten 8agcl reQiitricren Iaiicn.
@ouberneur acit4 gtcDille bnt 0ea
Mittpod oen r. September. 8linl
Gcgiitrationatdg IN 9tc6rasfd dl@.
crichcn nm boiit 3aOcriidtild, 0oB
iid oue 6raan lr1icres Staate8 all
oa1 berihie0e0en @,d5litellen eiu.
lucrocl lnH iih rcgiitriereu
81 Ialicn itno 0leid3citig befanat 3t
geben opi mel6cm t5eblet ie it'd
Iobi8 itblen i3rcnl Gan0e Gjellte
so erloclllr. Ger G5arottcr net 3l
letteloen drbcitcn ut ctu ie4r Der.
ihie0cHQrtIQcr 90 0tc 5rau MN
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Sin nener 0rnfeherner.Srid

@5ila0eIpbia, 10. Sept. llm
1riide6erger oaran 8u O%er5inoern,
iid nit @ilfe ooobtterter ain0er nom
WdIitdr0ienit gu befreierb bat liA lie
bieiige ain0eri neran-
IoBt geiaben. nelle @%etimmungen
itber 4ooptierun9eu 5u erlalieu Ser
geileraliefretdr Der @eielifaft en-
fart. felt Dem Snfraittrateu 0a8
Neutrality-suspicious. lei Die 3abI Der
int MilitdraIter f~te9enoen ~tiE0erloicn
Gbenidnner Die @in0er a0optiereH,
nitffdIlea0 geipahien. 9}ilttarpfIid
tige oifrfan tiHftigbiu Sinner MIR
Dorm d0opttererL neun lie Inter
boltspiIidt fir bieielbeu utdt bon
0en1 9f~iLttdr0ient befreit, oas beiBt
melin tie frnan5ieQ gut geitaat iin0.
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Gnolant iicbt
OrmmS sum Gricec!

2on0on 10. 5ept IS uiroe
bier bcrtte 9ciagt, boB inter Dem
iuternntiouoleu @eieB england nlle
ltriahe bot. qegen 5dne0en mcget
Der @nnolun9smeiie ieines @eiar0.
ten III glr9entinicn arieg gil erfld.
rem. Ienu Sdne0en lit iIr Die
SnuoIung5lperie ietnes @eimhteh
Der oettide @ebaimihrlft 3epeihen
meter b~eiorocrte, pcrantmortiit.
Gngldno nbcr miro feline 8cfte uidIt
6is 3u oiciem Brooe bcrfcftcu.
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ltic Hic ~1tiiGi5tFMppcn
n0dt europa Gcbcn!
9~ieibenfolac, in ipel6er bic National.
garniitcn nod europa HeridlIdt
luer6eu IDlen.

3oi6ington 10. Sept. - Gas
epartement bat betannt &C.
geben, ooB oie StaotSmiIi5en bon
SIIinois nn0 California 0en Heus
england. uuo yGoinbom" Diniitoneu
Der Rotionolaor0e na6 europa fol.
gen meroen. Rod ben Iruppen .oits
Sem Mittelmeiten iDeroeu oieienigen
III Soutb Carolina. @eorgio $40,
rtoa unO 2ouiiiGtu gcDeiL un6 oils
bierte5 &ontinqcnt bic gtem gorfer
@nr0e Sic iih 8ur Belt in Spar
.tonsbura. q. g., befirl0et. Ohio,
@iScouiin mlD SSuOiono weroen oos
@outiugcnt %itclen. Die gfei.
benfoIqe mnrOc oltrd) geoaropBiide
GrpoglmQcn bcithHmt @6e Der
g8intcr 5u Gu0e gent, miro ieoe sc.
gcno Der Ger. 5tooten ieine Ser.
treter utter Ocn Eruppen in 5ranf.
reid boben.
g}ep Gnglunos eiar0e mfrs 3aerit
eiugeidiiit, neil iie %boait1nnig or.
9oniiiert uu0 olsQerltitet lit.
I'm bic &l0ue 0e5 @eneralltabs
nidt 8t ourhfral5en. neroet oie
!ghli3re0imenter init ou9gebobenen
cr9dn5t meroen. Eaaeaell
luer0en feline 2rm8icrierpmQen bon
Der rcgnldren 2rmec ooer gtili5 sur
glatiDnnldrmec itottfinoen.
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Gerioualten.

SER uu6 6rnu SeurD gebmonn
iiao Samstng nod 5lpeimonntlidaH
4ufentbalte int @eiteu MULTIPLICATION
md Gmaba 5urlldqeteDrt. Gle ia.
ben lire Ioftcr mo 5diDieqeriobn,
6arrn mo 6rou 2. g.. ariiqer
in Il. 4utboun 3oa6o, einen Ian.
ocren 8ciuf obaetottet mo Damn
per 4lttomobiG oen munoeropaen
9eGoDitonc Gorf ltn6 bic romunti.
iten @ebirgsqe9eHber s5oobos be.
reiit SER &ebmotm bat iid Dor.
8ialid erBolt. Ct iiebt friid un0
mobl Gus mo lit ent5iidt ilber Die
b%crlebten praftigen Gage.
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aranen far aantinen in franfreid.

8oi6ington 10. Sept. 8as
T|rauenburo be5 Roten areu3e8 bat
bun0ert Jrouen oltsernablt, melfe
Sic 2eitung Ser aontineu uno 8tlbe.
%totionen III 6ronfreif ii6ernebmen
ioGen. 8ieielben meroen ldn9s Der
StruBen erriftet meroen, Delae Die
umerifaniiheu Irltppen uuf Dem
Morid nod uno ron oen SduBens
grdben 3u pailieren Aoben.
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~1noenblider Ql6rbcr.

Ger 3D6liiobriqc Gontcetto Gro,
Ser 6ei iciner Mutter, elmer 0itpe.
1918 Gierte StroBe Do6nt, qeriet
5amstng o6elo NIT ieinem Spiel.
g~aio5rten, Dem elf Solre olten G1ln.
ningbom In eiucn Streit, in oeiicu
9erlaui er ieiu Iaihem1eiier Der.
oor5og uno Dem onoeren ano6cn
cine 70 5hluere 8unoe I'M @enif bel.
6rodte, Bob 6ieier nod ftr3er 3eit
ct. Soiephs @oipitaI itorb. Der
iugeuoIide M}or0er mlr0e oerbni
tet Der getotete anobe TIT ebeuials
Der 5o6n elmer 8itpe.