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The Washington times., 1918-09-03
j. S. RECOGNIZES
CZECHO-SLOVAKS
(Continued from First Page1

CONTINUED from First Page.)
ligerency exists between the Czecho-
Slovaks thus organized and the Ger
man and Austro-Hungarian empires.
at also recognizes the Czecho-Slo-
wax National Council as a de facto
belligerent government, clothed with
proper authority to direct the military
and political affairs of the Czecho-
Slovaks.
THE Government OF the United
States further declares that IL is pre-
pared to enter formally into relations
recognized for purpose of prosecut-
ing the war against the common
enemy, the empires OF Germany and
Austria-Hungary."
StabIIIzatiOn.
Recognition by one government OF
another as a de facto regime is not
the fullest type OF recognition that
can be accorded. 1t means, in brief.
that this nation regards the Czecho-
Slovaks as an operating government
of sufficient stability to warrant the
confidence and support OF this nation.
Recognition of the Czecho-SlOyaks as
a de facto organization means stabil-
izing them. and giving them a stand
ing in the community OF nations,
whereby they can obtain credit, and
whereby after the war they can have
a place in the sun.
1t means further that any linger-
ing idea OF Germany and Austria con-
trolling this group is dissipated.
The immediate effect is expected TO
be the infusion OF a new confidence
and strength into the group now
fighting with the allies in Siberia
May Cause Rupture.
1t is apt too. to cause a complete
rupture with the Bolshevik regime.
Recognition has been under con-
sideration for q week or more.
Secretary Lansing, who has taken
hearty personal interest in the
Czecho-Sloyak movement, carefully
worked out the argument in support
of this step. That he met opposition
within the Government at first is re-
ported but not confirmed. He, how
ever. kept up his campaign and is
mainly responsible for this important
move.
President Wilson consulted with
him late last week at length. 1t Is
understood at that time recognition
was determined on but actual notih-
cation was not given to DR.. Masaryk
until today. He and Lansing met at
noon.
The Washington times., 1918-09-03
IRON RATIONS" READY

One million emergency rations will
soon be distributed among the Amer
lean troops to correspond with the
iron ration of the British army. The
ration is composed of ground meat
and wheat, compressed into a cake.
and a block OF sweet chocolate. This
is carried in an alright, gas-proof
container and is sufficient 20 fully
maintain a man for one day.
The ration may be boiled into a
porridge. may be sliced and fried, or
eaten dry.
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Victory Impossible,
Says German Paper;
Urges Compromise

GENEVA. Sept 3.-''We have
underestimated the rapid arrival
OF an enormous American army
which has given General Foch
the necessary men and reserves
for a continuous offensive" de-
clares the Frankfort Gazette.
I'VE should prepare to compro-
mise for an honorable peace. We
do not believe that the imperial
chancellor. Won Hertling. believes
that peace can be obtained by a
German victory"
The Washington times., 1918-09-03


Charles r. BikIe. twenty-six years
old. a Washington boy with the
Twenty-eighth Infantry IN France, is
reported in today's casualty list as
severely wounded. This Is the second
time Bikle has been wounded within n
month, according to his brother. Will
liam Bikle, OF the jefferson apart
ments, at 315 n street northwest.
Bikle. who served with General
Pershing on the Mexican border, has
has been in seven engagements since
last July he was wounded in the
arm, but would not allow the doctor
to dress his wounds until several
other members of his company who
had been wounded, had received
treatment.
In a letter received by his brother.
Bikle tells of the wonderful work
done by the Red Cross both in the
field and in the hospitals, and of the
many lives that are being saved daily
by the nurses. Bikle says that il is
the duty of every man or woman to
give all that they possibly can to the
Red Cross in order that they will be
able to keep up the great work that
the organization is doing.
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NEED ROOMS
FOR5,OOONE
WAR WORKERS
IN THIS CITY
By BILL PRICE.

In a final big drive to obtain
rooms in Washington for 5000 more
Government workers, necessary TO
house inrushing hundreds until the
Governments dormitories are COM
pIeted, officials of the room regis
trstion bureau OF the local Council
Of Defense have an interesting prob
lem on their hands in how best to
obtain rooms, if possible, in man
sions OF this city many OF which are
now boarded up and their owners
away for the summer.
In plans to be matured for the
new drive by Edwin S. Hege. man
ager of the registration office on
New York avenue, it is possible that
some thing like a census may be
made OF big residences or apartments
in which there are hundreds of un-
occupied rooms that would, If offer
ed, go far toward furnishing homes
Tor congressman, army and navy Of
Ulcers, important officials of all
branches OF the Government who are
daily harassed with the question o.
how, and where to become located
while they do their duty to their
Government.
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WAR FILMS FOR OFFICERS.

Through the courtesy OF the film
division OF the committee on public
information, the United Service Club
Of America will show on the screen
tomorrow night At S:ij. Gas and
Fire" "Torpedo Boats" and soldiers
Of tho Sea"
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STILL
MAY VOLUNTEER

British subjects in the United
States who have to register under the
selective service law still have the
opportunity TO volunteer in the Brit
ish army. During certain periods
rrgistrants may apply to the British
ambassador for exemption If they are
so entitled.
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TO TUNNEL IRISH SEA

LONDON, Sept. 3.-Great Britain 1.
considering another mammoth tuu.
mel project in addition to that con
Meeting Britain and France. 1t /.
a proposed channel tunnel between
Britain and Ireland.
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people who preferred their homes 60
and FOR themselves yielded TO patri-
otic and kindly Impulses and are now
theltering young women and men
whose behavior has in no way caused
them To regret the steps taken.
Mr.. HeEe hopes to make a special
appeal TO those who still have
abundant space in their homes. He
would particularly like to reach the
big homes OF many rooms and 'ew
occupants, some Of them even ar
occupied and belonging TO wealthy
citizens having residences in many
places.
Methods Uncertain.
Just how the campaign is 20 be
conducted has not been decided. Citi-
zens' associations OF the District
turned in the first big batch OF rooms
available. School teachers were 10
be asked to canvass the city in this
final appeal, but so many of them are
working in temporary positions Tor
the Government the number avail
able would be too small. At least
100 canvassers are desired and an ap-
pal may be made TO the Red cross
To take charge OF the work.
The housing corporation which Is
constructing the Government dormi-
tories recently took charge of num-
Der of vacant houses in the city Tor
fitting up for Government workers.
and high officials who are coGniIant
OF the situation here are today hint
ing at the necessity for legislation
that will give the Government
greater authority to utilize houses
apartments and rooms. A bill report
ed to the House and to be considered
in a short time is said to extend this
authority. 1t is designed to meet
situation like that produced by the
hold-up Of the Government plans IN
the northeast to erect homes Tor
navy yard employees. One man, hold
ing property at his own figures and
refusing to yield to the Government.
has for weeks blocked the beginning
of work on these homes.
May Csc Pressure.
There is everywhere reluctance to
put official pressure on citizens 70
offer vacant rooms or apartments, and
this will be avoided altogether, II
possible. Still there looms UP. il is
stated today, a situation tina: ma-
call for exercise of a stronger arm by
the Government to meet housing
needs. 1t may be averted altogether
il there is proper response to the ap
peals soon to be made.
Housing officials know of many in
stances of wealthy people who have
come to Washington merely to be
close to the great war machinery and
see il work, who have apartments
and houses four or five times beyond
their actual needs. Some sacrifices on
their part, it was stated today, might
aid in improving conditions.
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War Work.

This campaign for homes, in the
eyes of all Government agencies en-
! gagged in the work, is for the Govern
ment for without workers in the
civil and military activities here to
back up the armies abroad a critical
situation would arise that would lead
to mandatory action by the United
States.
Thousands OF Washington people
who were very reluctant to open their
homes to strangers finally did so for
the Government, not that they
wanted or needed the few dollars OBJ
tanned from vacant rooms. To help
the Government came drst, and the
next thought was to extend a gener-
Gus hand TO thousands of good girls
from the nations best families who
found themselves in distressing sur
roundings when reaching here and
not knowing where they would finally
land. Well-to-do and even wealthy
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AND THAT they get that way.
FROM SITTING on explosions
H.a
AND THAT they frishten.
MEN AND women.
AND LITTLE children.
ALMOST TO death.
AND SMILE
AND THE next minute.
THEY'RE IN another county.
AND YOU can't get them.
AND MR.. Bureau.
WHOEVER you are.
WANT to ask you.
IF YOU'LL send an inspector.
AND HAVE him look at me.
AND AFTER that
IF HE goes back.
AND REPORTS to you
THAT I look to him.
LIKE A man,
WHO WOULD ride anywhere.
AT ANY time.
ON A motorcycle.
] WANT TO ask you
IF YOU'LL send him back
AND MR. Bureau.
If I can't convince him
THAT HE made a mistake.
IT'LL BE months
BEFORE HE'LL be back
AND FIT for work.
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Wsabel 2Srannimg
gas Der NaoheH.Sarmanitalt in
gooolaipn, g., entiuideu.

Die 19jGbrise Nabel Drumming
tpelHe pOr einlgen Sasen unter OFT
antIase perbattet pOrpen 1T, cine ans
sabl btsiiger Experimentation unter
fali9en Yoripanoen um Daareu tnt
Aseribe bon etpa 500, bic iebod gum
srpbteu Sbeile tpieosr erlanst iporoen
iinb, bei9iplnoeIt 5u baben, lit seliern
aus Der Sarmantalt fir Mdohen in
0oOolapn, Sbio, ipobin iie pom pps
li5eigeri4t ssf9idt porben iuar. ents
pihsn.
gBis cine Der gufieberinnen ertIGrt,
bate iif bas Wdb4en ibren 9eieblen
piberiebt unb mar bann, nahbem iis
ibr einen Sauftfblas perIebt battle,
aus oem 5eniter seiprunsen. sic
puroe fufort perfOlat, entiam aber,
inbem iie auf eine qodlanb Gar
fprans, unb III nod nidt ipisber err
sriffen iporbsn. Die ppIisei tpsld5c
Der glniidt tit, baB iie fif bier irsenbs
mo BEL Sreunosn perFedt bdIt, bat iOs
fort, na9ben lie Rd9riht pon ber
srbislt, bic Gu6e nadS
bem MGb6en aufaenommen.
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gNeitere Serbaftungen
Siebt Der gerfanf pon Sflaboma
2anSereien nad) iid.

Seitern purben in @erbinbung nit
Der 9erbaftung BON Rop Ban 5ree,
bes 9rGiibenten Der Mc4lefter Reol
@ftdte @r6ange, Degen aneebli6er
9erIdip0runa anldBli6 oss ,@erfarfs
bon 2dnbereien in Stldboma, audi
Saftbefeble qeaen ben @iseprGfibenten,
SO. r. @prIuh, fotpie ben Setretir
uno S6abmeilter Der 9eieaI9aft, g.
u. 6iutt, erlui7en. Inter oerfelben
Mntlaqe tpurbe auh 6. .. T1c5dr@
Lamb, ein friiberer 2lnaeiteQter berfelz
ben, feitaenommen. SGmmtlidpe fpers
ben am %. Sebruur ocn 9urrbes<
fommiifdr Goler gum 8erb6r porges
fiibrt perben. Ban 9reb mar, tpte ee.
ifern beti6tet tpurbs, am Mpntag
9lbeno nen Steluna bon giirgiboft
in So6e Don $500 Dorldlrfig auf
freisn SUB aeiebt porben. Gr be-
qegnete S9pieriqfeiten in Der 4ufs
brinauna Der gIrgihaft, inbem, trubz
nem er tebeutenbes giaenthirm beiibt,
bic 4nncbme eines perf0nli6en 8onbs
BON gnnbsstomniFGr @hler peripeis
eert tporoen mar. S6liebIih tpirbe
orranairt. baB feline Srau giiref6aft
fir ibn itellen ioqe. lin oies 5u er=
nDqlifen, botte aber Ban SreB erit
cine Tnrm Don IS Gder nahe Wapness
billie an fie iibertrasen miiFen.
Die Bp'finTpettoren 9risrpolo uub
8urfe, tpelcbc geitern bic am Monta1
bef6laqnahmten Bapiers Der 9eieGz
fhoft bi,rdfIaben, erfldrten, bab bic
@ngetlagten cine falfde gefdreibung
bes 2anbes aaben, fpelfes iie ar tbre
Rlientsn pertauften.
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0ies mmS 0as.

Die Central 8ine Street Buiis
neb aNociation bate seitern Direis
tsrenipabl uno iGtnmtliGs elf aanois
baten beg Rotben Sidets tpuroen gee
,pdblt. Die neuen Sruitees Iinb: als
bert 3. Bed, Sobn Gbmann, Walter
@alter, @ns. u. Weil, 9iram Sns
gels, Snd @briitopbsr, Mar 8. Gplos
boff, Subert Seud, Dts 81. Willer,
geo. s. Seiter, pbil. 9uppsrb. Die
Wabl fanb bel Wielerts itatt unb es
ipurben 217 Stimmen abseseben,
Senrp poblar tit 9biirhiiter.
- 9urSon D. Roipe Bat als Habit
idper Raubinipsftor Dem 9iirgers
meiiter feinen Sabregberi6t unters
breitet. gr reoet alien Rau1iiiubern
ius Geipiffen, aus patriotiI9en @riirs
ben, tpsun nidt aus etsenem Snters
eiie, bds giauhIiinbisen sn unterlais
fen. @r madt allerlei 8pri6ldse unb
betbeuert, bab es bic pelittt Ieines
Dtpartemsrts Net, nit ben 8eIibern
bon Gabrtti4lOten 5uiammen su orr
betten.
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Ser Stastratb.
uater ben &eritbeEsern iOl Siuauss.
lueiisr SrieSe seitiftet merben.

Der S.aDtratb bat geitera cine bon
Wii9ael Utuqen unterbreitete RslDz
Luton anseHommen, Dona9 Der Sus
perinteHbsHt fir 0fientli9es Gisen.
tbum angepieien miro, ben 0ampfsrz
>Geieqi qi4aften 0erfts unb 2anoungSz
pldse 5u5uthsiIsn. Die gOnsD Sslano
so. bate oas griu9en bes girser=
meiiters, ibr Werftboot 90 5ub peiz
ter itrOmab gu bringen, i'm Der Gins
ctnnati &c 2ouispile Yodetfabrt @ez
ielI6aft Raum 3u geben, tbreu se7
iuntenen 0ampTer gu beben, unbea4.
tet gelafen. Daber bic Reiolution.
Die Reiolution Don Sobn Otto als
Notice Glert puroe ongenomruen uno
Sbpmns Seffermunn er6ielt ben 9os
iten Dieber. Gr mar betm Mltiitdr ems
9etreten, luuroe aber aus 9eiunbz
beitsriidiihten aus bem 4rmeeoerz
bano balo pieber eutIaifeu.
Die Sroinan3en betrtffs 8erbots
BON pnpier6alons unb Grtbeilunq
BON 2i3snien fir ben 9etrte6 BON Bill
Iuro suno PooI6alGen nur an giirger
DurbeH Dem 9eies s3ommittee i6ers
tpieIen
8eridiebene Orbinan3en fir a6e
Suastandle uHb fonItiee StraBenperz
beherunqsr puroen urter Reaele
fuspenoirung onqenommen
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6inbrid. nub gi.bfibIe.

- Ger 9olisei fuitrSen geitern oie
1ladd;i.ebenoen @inbriid)e reip. deb
itahle alneIbet: Bon &ebecca epp.
ITEM 522 getts Strabe, elm 2aDal'
Iier nit Getie im @ertbe Don $50. -
Son Der 2Sobn 9burf) Co., 109 @eIt
A. StraBe, $3.50 in @aar aus einent
Gaiienitrdnt, Der irunerihlolien in
eilIer Office i'm A. StodTerfe itano.
- Son Conrad Yalier, l344 Sclta
g(oenue, So in 9anr ulto cine Guart'
flaihe 8bisfep. - Bon Cigar Stor,
RI. tt0 9iace Strnbe, ein Sronleldl.
ter uno 2eitltngsr6bren i'm g9ertbe
BON $25 aus benz Sauie go. 1873
e'rit Strabe. bas in sSolge Der jiing-
item Sofflutb eera,trt iperbeu ntlrb.
te. - Bon 9ennp 9efpis, IA BopIar
Strabe, @Imtpoob, eiu Sanotoffer nit
SSnhalt i'm @ertbe bon $35. - @ein
&eib5eiig i'm 8ertbe bon $40 aus Der
Sffice Der s. s.. 9urran glcpaior
60, ia 9Seit 2. Strabe. - Bon On.
9. Rotbenberger, 2 Somerfielb5lats.
Elm gluto ,yieifen im Bertbe BON $50.
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Vertrdge
3iuiid)eit ben Ser. Gtaateti
0nglanO mnb 8anaba
itttter3eidbnet.
9ie auf bic elushebuns Der garssr
Der tontrabir,nbeH Staatsn 5um
r Wilitdrbisnii ge3us baben.

Wafbinatou, 19. Gebruar.
8ertrage Sipllden ben 1frsinlgtsn
Staaten urIr gnslano unb 5ipiluen
ben Yereinistsn Staaten unb Hanas
ba, bnrd pel1e bic Nnipenbung beS
NIlitlrausbebungsseieBes auf Biirs
ger jebes Der ganper, bic In benz an
beren 2anbe anidifis finb. oefinirt
piro, ipurben am 9tenitas pom Ge<
iretdr ganiins bsm Ssnat iibermits
telt. sic iparen pom Sefretdr Gan.
fns unb BON Carl Reabins iinters
aeihnet, beFen srite amtsbanbluns
ais Spnberbotidaiter in ben gerti-
nisten Staaten bic lintsrSeihnung
biefer S4riftitiide mar.
9aut biefen 9ertrGeen iDnnen bic
9ereinisten Staaten bas 2lusbes
bunssseieb auf in oiefem 2anbe ans
idiiiee britiihe uno ianabiihs 8iirs
ger i'm Utter bon 20 bis as Jahren.
bic 4usbebunsssrenSs fir gnslanb,
IN NnnenDung brin9en, Dapreno
enslanb unb aunaoa ametiinniicbr
giirser, bic bort i,bbaft iinb unb i'm
9ltsr BON q bis 81 Sabren feben,
sum ar;essbienit bsranSusieben.
9ur4 ben ameriiauiids sbriiif1en
@ertras sIaubt man, baB iiber 250,s
600 Mdnnsr in bisiem 2anbe militdrs
pflidtis tperbsn, ipabrtnb burd ben
ameriianiIh innabiihen 8srtrag
10000 Waun betroffsn
iperben.
Die 3abI Der miliidrpflifiigen
Entertainer in Gnslnnb ipirb aaf 49,
600 unb bi. Der miIitdrpflidtisen
9Imeriianer in aanuba auf 10000
afads!.
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eingeriGtet. Mer nur Wsinbun be-
treibt, ipirb ss iid ar,gsleesn fein
laiItn. fie Rsben aui3ubinben, nit
boIjerHen Gtiibsn perfeben. Dieis
Netbobe bat bi,Is @ortbeiIe. iubem
bic 3raubsn beiIsr ausreifen, bnrum
geiiinber iperbsn, nnb enbIih Ieihter
~ finben iino. glnbsrs BETTER. bic
grSbtentbeils Aisnsr iinb. nnb niht
bic nDtbisen arGfte 3ur Yerfiiguns
baben, IaNen bic Heben am 9oSen
binrnnfen, unb bnburd, ipdrt man
ii6 pisIe ausinsen, aber man brlisrt
.nud piei. 0erartise SiSde bringen
pnissr Sru4t. ihIetttsr sersifi, oft
angefauIt.
0roBe @ager nit f51iiern beIaben
fabren bel Der ernte birf Die @ege,
I'm bic 3raiiben alf5unebmen. 2oitn
.ueroen Tie nad Der Miible gebrafjt,
bon bort CUR Breiie uno enbIi6 in ole
groben @einiliier. Giefe auSge.
Inaiierte c6er Sementirte aeIlcr ncb.
men oieuelie Grnie aui, big iie geiiii.
gcno segobren ilno getIdrt lit. Ter
gatnter lit meiIiens poriiber Bis Der
iiciie @ein aui ben Wearft ecbradt
ireroen fann. Ter Berfdui ssidIiebt
meiftens an nusIdnbiife sIsenten
meiI giublanb ;eliit fransoiiite a.'cire
por5iebt.
gsiir elm gerinser greis ipiro' fir
sen 9iirhidnittsipein be3nhIt. etra
eebn Gents per Quart. Tas i'Ire ia
Elm Spottpreis. aber reraeiier mir
i;ift bnB fold elm @einbaittr ni.tt
iclten bon 25 bis so taiiieno Gunrte
erntet. 5reilit lit Der s'erSienit fein
erober, nafbem ale anaaGeu abge.
Soaen limb ssebod, inutdes JGblein
tuirb fir Den eigenen geoari aiifbe.
hotrt unb fommt nui ben 9iff5 Re.
irribers 5ilr beiben Soiniucrs5eit.
Tsander bon 6ieien geiieerli f1Ilt iei'
nen @ein in Slaiten uno Idbt i'm IN
turfIer sseIIerede Iagerm bis 5anli.
lienieiie ODER oersleiden Sc!taeubel.
ten ibn ans 2idt brinsen.
Hem bann bic Chr, sut6eil miro,
e.ne ober mebre-e iold;e 5laihcil TO-.
ilat All biirien. nadl0tp Ger gscin ct.
ira 10, 10 ODE. oar 5ipar5iI Sabre
aefldrt tpor6en lit, Sem pirb periiano.
lid, tperoeu, bag and 8IbIano 8clr
lauen tann m!e iol6er nm 9il,cli!
cter in Grantre:b nibt teiier gesci'
icn tann. Dit ben Sabren MIRO CT
ap6 70 beriibrt wsrocn wic, ieine
peiteuropaiihsI stoIlegru
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9leine 9Suli3ei<0 <0afbribten

- Gsitern purbe Der Poliaei ees
melbet, bag in Der Ra4t auf 9ienito9
aug Dem 2aoen BON sSUfepb GobcH in
go. 528 Weit Siinfte StruBe &l,roer
i'm @ertbe DON 5000 gefObIeu uurs
ben.
Der 25idbrise 8arbier Sobn
fyibgeraIb, MaribaG, 9a,, tptroe ses
tern 2(5ero, tpdbrsno er in etfpos ons
9ebettsrten 3uitano iiiiber oieWouno
StraBe ging, in Der Rdbe Der Barrel
aueb BON 3pei Sarbisen onsefdQen,
in bic 4lsD geaerrt uno bort, na4rsm
er ourb etnen pu9tigen JnitftT6lag
5u 9pben geFdqt tporben mar, Inn
ieine grieitai6e nit $37 SnbaIt be-
rdubt.
- BGbrerb Der temporGren 4btpes
lieubeit ber gtbel 9reerfielo aus ibs
rsr Doh1uns, glp. 1892 Deslep are.,
gelansten S6fei6biebe in biefelbe,
funben rerihiebene 9GIfen, bic in eli
nem Jolping 8ett Deritedt paren, uub
unbmsn beren SnbaIt, beifeberto ous
5ipei eolbener ubren i'm Wertbe DON
$115 unb anoeren S6urudIahen I'm
Mert6e Don $75 als Beute nit.
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iaufie. nm biefes foipohl. mie auA
Inn $15.75 betroser, inbsm fie ibn
nuf einen Gbed iibar $40. ben sr IN
3nbluna sab. Der fih ober ipater als
ipcrtblUs erpies, ben erpabnten 8ss
tras ols gEedfeleelb gaben. Der
Shed mar anseblih bon D. g. zoe
nuf bic Brighton 9ani ansssiteut.
Gttpos ipatsr nlelbete Der GatterS
banbler 8ernarb $. Wep. Itithsl
uno Spring @rope slpenue, oab sr
bon sintm Manne, auf ben Die ges
ihrcibuns bes eritsn S1ipinblers
pabt, in 6bnlidsr Wcile burd einen
irertblpfsn Gbed I'm $40 beidpins
belt fpprbsn iei. Sn bisisnl s5aIk mar
Der gbed bon 9arrp wi. Rasspale
auf bic Stpd Oarbs 8ant alisgeitellt.
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seOttlib slite sreimaurer.

@slesentIib Der Subrestonpention
Der Jpeimaurer bes i6ottiI6en Ritus
purbe gciteru ON $50 aanbibaten Der
IA. @rdb berIieben. Die Sanbluns
fano IN Der scotttib Rite gatbebraIe
itutt uno ncbm gia@mittass unb
abenbs in 9lHipru6. @eleitet ipuroen
bic Geremonien Don ben 8eamten
2ouis Dirt5, gbarlss u. Stepens,
@bmuno 2. gloDton, Sarrp Shoeps
fsl, gSparb 6. SbipI,b, slusuft Yos,
Bm. 8. armitrons. 3. Dm. Sarte,
Wm. 5. Saa IT,, Wm. g. 2auotpebr,
SeiIs 8. @robes unb Sobn gOutTep.
GeBtersr ipieli. bic erObe Srsel. Der
muiiialiI6e 5betl ipurbe ferner Don
eiHsm 9oppeIquortett aussefiibrt.
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9erionals sNDtisen.

9srr Sutius Reis, T9ittnbas
ber Der dlteR gantiersfirma Seaions
eooo e Wdner, begiu1 geFtern nit ieis
rer treuen 2ebensgefG6rtin in bem
6eim, 2929 @il6ert glpenue, 6ds
FtDHe Sci. Der goIoenen So8seit. Die
qreiIeH S5ubiIare empfineen bic berg
lifften G'riittpiirihe Don nab uub
fern uHo e5 that i6nen auBerorbents
lid fpGbl, Die olteH i5reurbe perf5ns
Ii6 beg'iiben gu t0nnen.
Die iterbli6e Sile 6es oeutrdls
omerifanii9en Gbrenmonnes 6 bar
les &ubl ipirb am Donnerftaa
gia9mittoe bon Der NemorioI6olIe
aus 3ur spigen Rube eelettet tperbeu.
puftOr 8. q. Giisrlobr tDiro Die ges
od4tniBreoe bdftst. gbren6a6rtuhs
TRIGGER bpm Staotperbano fino bic
6erren Sobn s9paab, !6errb qIe
berB, Wm. Soffmonn unb Charles
Tenier; DOm aIteHas;mOOrifanb Die
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2iberule Sisa 8eamtenwabl.
(Whisten : grdnhe.)

Der 3peiq Der obigen 2igo, ben,
bic Gn9eitsuten BON Bbistess etc,
| unb ouberen nit bieIer gronhe alIiirs
ten @ei6dfte nHgeboren, belt geiterr
gIbenb i'm Sauptqudrtier, go. %
6jarfielo plnce. feline iGbrlite Beam
tsHtpabl ab, fir. tpeIde Der aus ben
Serren 6. Z. 6eimbltdh. 8. 6. 9ltdI,
Sphn 0olD, Serbert StraliB, Robert
8iIe unb @i1iam Rotb beitebeuoe
RpmiuatiDns ausfdplB 5tuei 3idets
Ing selb qeitellt bate.
Die 8etbeiligung on Der Wdbl
mar cine febr rege, ba i'm @unsen stipd
260 Gttmmen Gbgeeeben tpurben. DIE
iieqreiben Eanbibotsn tpuren:
prdiibent: Sreo. s. S6nisbers
rs. Gdntheser Coy
8iSeprGfibent: Senrp Raub (Sos.
u. Waauus go.).
S6uBmeiiter: 8m. e. 8roper
(Soffheimer Bros. go.).
setrstGr: Sstar SGuFer (Ripiions
Weistppf gp.).
Serqeant at @rms: Oapib Spmdn
(5he Mibalopit6 Gp.).
Rah Der Robl funb' nod cine
tur5e Ssi6dftsfiburg itatt, in mel
der bic neuen 8eamten initallirt iruo
8or6ereitungen fir Elm euergii6es
@ingreifen in Die fommenoe 2anpdgns
aegen Srodelleeiing beg Staatss
gstroffen tpurpen.
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Jeaer.

- Snfolse Der areuauus elettrts
i4er Grdbte entitanb seItern Ibeno'
in Der 2lnIaee Der 9allep patins &C.,
2673 goIerain 9lpenue, Elm 5euer, bas
einen S6oben BON etrpd $75 anriffete,
ebe es ppn Der ouf alarm 265 berbeis
asrufcnsn 5eusripebr selOf4t tperbeH
.nnnte.
Nm Der @ranbpieip, rabe Bel
mont apenue traf elm giibitrabt ses
fern Hahmittag einen DRAFT Der
Union gos &. electric So. unb fsbts
cinen in Der RGbs itebenben Baum IN
8ranb. Weiter purbe tsin S6oben
nnseridtet, neil bic GeuerDebr sleib
sur Stelle mar uno erfolgreid eir'
oriff.