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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11
That Illinois Legislature.

| Many members of the Illinois legis-
lature very evidently place much
! higher value on their services to the
state than do the people whose SER
wants they are supposed to be. AT
the present time member of the leg
islature receives $4,000 for each ses-
sion covering only few months.
during which the legislators are busy
in the states service not more than
half the time. Taking everything into
consideration the present salary would
seem to be too high rather than too
low.
But many of the legislators do not
regard the matter in that light The
house has passed the mileage bill APP
propriating some $4,000 to reimburse
members Of the legislature for TWEEN
ty-one round trips from their homes
to Springfield at the rate Of cents a
mile. Had they stopped at this
point there would not have been
ground for great criticism.
But our distinguished lawmakers
have an eye to the future. The sum
of 50, 900 and mileage will have to SUI
fee for the present session, but walt
until 1917. The house has passed a
bill increasing the salaries Of legts-
lators from $4,000 to $4,000 session
and has advanced TO third reading a
bill permitting railroads to give passes
to members of the legislature. One
member OF the house expressed the
opinion tina, the bill in Its final form
should require railroads to furnish
transportation TO members OF the leg
islature. The provision for free passes
to legislators was inserted as an
~ n
exchange Of advertising space by
newspapers for railroad transportation.
What will be the final disposition OF
these bills can not now be foreseen.
but 1t is to be hoped that there are
enough members OF the legislature
with a comprehension OF their duties
and responsibilities to the state to
prevent their final passage. There Is
nothing to be said for the proposed
salary increase and the legislator who
his constituents to the extent Of not
being allowed to return to Springfield
to share in the grab"
The bill TO permit" railroads to
furnish free passes to members OF the
Such permission would mean nothing
1888 \he1tA IAielt eiAo 4eStS1e1soAS
have it in their power to bring pres
sure against the railroads that would
force instead Of permit" them to fur
nish free passes.
One Of the best features of the pub
lie utilities law is its abolition OF the
free pass evil and it will be regrettable
indeed if that real reform is to be
nullified by crowd of cheap politi-
clans who think more OF a free ride
on railroad than they do OF their OBJ
legations to serve their state in dis
interested manner. 1t has been many
day since the people OF Illinois have
had reason to feel proud OF their leg
islature and from the present indica-
ton there is not much to hope for from
the legislature now in session.-Bloom-
| ington Ull.) Paragraph.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11
Iona Newspapers
BRYAN,s RETIREMENT.
fort Dodge chronicle.]

Mr.. Bryan retires from the cabinet,
however, bigger man In the sight OF
the country than he has ever been be-
fore. A large element of the people has
regarded him as erratic and lacking in
the poise Of Judgment looked for in the
man called to deal with the delicate
problems Of the chief office under the
presidency. The financial and busi-
ness world has especially regarded
him with dfstrust He quits the cab
met having gained the confidence of
the latter; having manifested that he
Is the friend Of all honest industry and
enterprise; and having displayed quail
tiles of initiative that have won him
wide appreciation from the element
which has doubted and questioned him.
The future Of Mr.. Bryan he has not
disclosed, but it can not be otherwise
than brilliant and useful.
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BRYAN IS OUT.
LAckIey World (dem.)l

lASh1Sy WITH (OeIii.JJ
w. ]. Bryan has rendered his resig-
nation as secretary OF state to Presi
dent Wilson. to become effective i'm
mediately-and he has stepped down
and out
No complaint has been heard to
come from Bryan during the two years
that he has been a member OF the
presidents official household: he has
been accustomed to doing big things:
hard work and difficult problems have
never had any terrors for the com
moner," he has unknotted many hard
knot and won whore others would GER
| tainly have failed; he has taken the
Initiative when others dared not-and
he has scored victory over the most
vigorous opposition. directed by vigor
almost equal to his own by men Of
like political faith.
No. Bryan's light has not faded: it Is
! not pickering or going out because Of
voluntary resignation from a conspicu-
power in the governments affairs and
his judgment win always be sought by
those In authority.
Bryan has given the country the best
that he has been capable of; the World
| hopes that he may be long spared to
the country for the good that he is
capable Of doing.
A LESSON TO ILLINOIS TOWNS.
| dubuque Times-Journal.]
| Those engaged in the liquor traffic
and those friendly to that business in
towns in states bordering Iowa are
advised to note what has happened in
Clay county. Minnesota. Clay county
| is situated across the Red river from
Dakota. In it is located Moorehead in
which there are thirty-o one saloons and
| distributing points for eleven brew
! cries. With all Of North Dakota dry.
Mcorehead has been adofng an enor-
| nous business in the liquor traffic The
| town is situated across the river from
! Fargo. \. D., and street cars run day
| and night to handle the crowds that
flock to the Minnesota oasis. It is es-
timated that Moorehead has been do
| ing a business aggregating $500, 900
annually from the liquor traffic. APP
parently the saloons gave Moorehead
| prosperity. 1t was a live town and
money was plentiful.
| But majority Of the inhabitants of
the town thought otherwise. They re-
belled against their home town being
the dumping ground for Fargo and
other places and when local option
election was held Moorehead went dry
py 700 majority. After July there
W1li be no saloons IN Moorehead.
The moral OF this should be plain
70 the liquor dealers in Illinois cities
after Iowa goes dry on January l.
1915. Their business existence depends
on whether or not they can stand pros
perity.
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GET RID OF THE MUD HOLES.
fDee Moines Can9fa1

The present condition Of the roads in
many counties Of the state. due to the
unusual rainfall and swollen streams
ought to make the people more dis
satisfied than ever with the inadequate
methods Of highway building.
1t is hard to believe that there has
been community within . few miles
Of Des Moines, the largest city in the
state, where rural mail carriers have
been unable to deliver mail for week
because of roads covered With water
and washouts. Yet such 1as the case
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11
Tn6EsREPUBIICAN. MARsHAILToWN IOWA: JUNE II. 1915


shown disposition to force his per-
sonal convictions regardless Of conse.
quences or party veal. His attitude OF
compromise in the shaping Of the lat
est note to Germany was not In ao-
cord with the desires Of tho American
people Rather than submerge his opin-
in the face of overwhelming opposition
he chose to resign"
"The resignation throws lot OF light
both on the character Of the secretary
and of the president. It shows that
Secretary Bryan is welded to his
peace policy. and that when the choice
lay between this policy and public Of
fice he chose to be consistent and re-
linquish Office" says the Davenport
Democrat
1nasmuch as President Wilson has
been doing all the diplomatic note writ
ing Of this administration upon his
little typewriter. Mr.. Bryan's resigna-
ton will not make any great differ
ence in the details Of the state depart
ment," says the Sioux City Tribune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11
Masonic Meetings.
STATED COMMUNICATION

[/~\ STATED COM MONiSN' ~
Marshall Lodge. No los A F. & A M
regular meeting Friday. June is, s'so
|p. m. John w. Wells. secretary; w. h.
Steiner, w. NJ.
sIGNEr CHAPTER. No. So. r A ~
Special convocation Monday, June -.
for work in past and most e3ceiien'
degree l.. S. Kilborn, II. r, 'oiiii
Wells, Rec.
STATED ASSEMBLY. King solomon
Council No. 20, r. & S. NJ. Monday
after the third Sunday. I. 7. FORBES
recorder; George Gregory. T. L M.
REGULAR coNcLAvE, st. Aldemar
commandery No. 80, K t. TUESDAY
June 20, at o'clock Regular ousiiieSs
4. 8. Mcfarland. Rec, George Gresofs'
e. G.
REGULAR MEETING Central Chap
fer No. 81. O.E.S Wednesday, June To-
8 D. m. Business. Anna DOWNING ~
secretary; Mary Black Collins w. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11

The Manson Democrat says "as far
as we are able to discern about all MT.
Bryan has been asked to do on those
German notes" Is the proof-reading.
The Cedar Rapids Republican is
afraid that the excuse Mr.. Bryan gives
is largely an excuse only. We have
thought for some time that he has felt
sighted. The important state docu-
ments have not appeared In his hand
writing, altho his name has been signed
to them. Solicitor Lansing, the expert,
or the president himself, seems to have
written those papers that the secretary
was asked to sign. Various references
have been made to this fact, and some
sneers and Mr.. Bryans skin was too
sensitive to endure them"
The Burlington Hawkeye says "Mr.
/ Bryan IS an obvious n1.st.t & the cab
! met and because his retirement will az
ford the president immediate RELIEF
from a strained and embarrassing sit
ua..cn. and because further, It will
have the very general public approval"
| The Ottumwa Review (dem.) says
that 'AThe resignation Of Secre-
tary Bryan Is only q further attest to
the life OF nobility the man has lived
and preached, as being all sincerity
and trueness, Is and must be con-
ceded."
4 "Mr. Bryan, however, II q man who
/ insists upon having his own way" says
the Burlington Gazette. (dem.) He
has displayed an obdurate insist
ence for this right upon many occa-
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cssIlns ssrus Mixes Fuel.

1nooomy OF fuel consumption m
& sAeanahino often requires the mixing
= - az moro kinds Of coal and an
1 alnannan has invented coalinS
- mixes coal - Is delivers =
- -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

The Manson Democrat says "as far
as we are able to discern about all MT.
Bryan has been asked to do on those
German notes" Is the proof reading. I"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11

Another private bank. this time at
Mt. Ayr has been purchased by stock
company and will become state bank.
That Is the way all private banks
should follow. It is a certificate OF
good character to come out In the open
of state examination and supervision.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11
kl s
{ Walingford
- AND --
! blackie DaW
b. GEORGE
RANDOLPH
CHESTER
co,y,1a. isl3. :, sssss-
co,,..1e. lsl3. ;, sssss-
AGsssnl C.
CHAPTER Kill.
A stsIsn March.

\HE fancy writer's on the local
papers, good - they were, TO
ceived some new dps from the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-11

Strange as it may seem some OF the
newspapers which opposed Clarke
hardest in the last campaign are eVlnc-
ing strong desire to support him for
a third term.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31
OQiOer S!aalsOsllbJe6unq.
s6mmtIids bisbsriss Siitritt Stemer.
sIiisiIprsn merbsH beute auf slu.
srouuns bss Wonurueurs
@ilis
gOu Der siaats steuerfOmmiiiiOu
ibreH qaufpah erbaItsH

Hub bard republitaHiid,e @adJfOlssr
erIest perben. - 8iuei gOrlasen
sur gegrensuns Der arbeitsssit in
gabrifeH aHb anf elefsriidsn
straaembabusn - @siterH i'm Se.
nat reip. i'm Sauie paiiirt. - gor'
Iaae ,mr gerlansernns Der Steatr'
,abIHHss.criit iinSst Uuaoe i'm &C.
nat, - @srid)ifSsHss.
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2otal 8eridt.
0reiR,s
Bon einem gutomobiI niebtrseraHni
mnS IebcnsseiabrIih perlett.

Sn nabs3u hoffnungsioism 3uiiano
Iisst i'm ft6btii6tn 9oipiial bic 73
Sabre aIte Gsrtrub Dapis. bon Rc.
$40 Sobn Strabe an @srIsbunsen
burniebsr, bic Il, seitern glbsue eas
pontrus. als iis an Der Grsu5ung Der
qaten Strabe unb Central aDsnus
pon sinsm sluiomObiI nisosrs.rannt
nures.
Di. @rsiiin puros BEL BEN @srs
iud, ben Jabroamm 3u irsu5,n, Don
.inem autpmp6il nieoereeranni. bds
BON albert @sbbarbt, bon Ro. 66 wh.
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purbe unb gis.nibum bon 9. 2.
Oilers, DON Ro. 1927 Oit McUliaan
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per poliSsiautomobiI ua4 BEN itdbti'
iten 6oipito. ssihafft, ipo oi. asrsts
innsrs 9srlsbunssn iotpis cine iisfs
aopfpunbs ioniiatiritu unb tn Nnbs'
trata pss sober aItsrs Der Jrau ibrsn
3uiionb fir uah,su hOffnunss!os sr'
iIdrteH.
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Muf gum Gmerb
1os mu5 bente absnb bic aoOinns
oer grsunss bes srOhsu Silfs'
werfs itin.

ssenu be,,ie slben6 8 llbr Serr
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peiten sauln unbeiest ieiu. GIN pol
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Der fsresmSe bss grOben aiebeswertss
lie sluifiibruns finSet unier ben Wv.
,pi,icn ,mo gum @eiteu Der Geitti6eh
unb ccIterrcidaidp llngariidra SiliS'
oeIeuid,aft Itatt, bic oaDcu eineii r'aIrl'
haiicn 3uidarb fir Die llnteriuis'insS'
fai,e Der arisesnOibIeioenoen er'par'
tct. Ier gorperfa,i 1T iiber erDar'
fen a,t, bod iiriO in!nier nod siitc
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gmerp sl,iSiiorilmis erbdItIih iinr.
sl,id, iinb nod sobIreide @aIlerieiise
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hort unS iiebt wie pon anocren 1bci'
Ell Ses !Sonies. 2idets f0nner dria m
Der 9OIfsbIait Office seIoit tueroen.
Serr Grnlt q. @eier besinnt ieineii
gortras INN s llbr. Ct ipriat etiua
cine giumbe imo % Wiuiiten. Die
rmllifaliIhe auiiiibritns nirnrlt et'ua
So wNnten in slniprud, iooab oas
aape g,rosramm in sipei Shtnoen er.
Ie6iai lperben finn, Ger gortrdn ser.
idIli in sipei 3beile. sSni eriten SbeiI
ihiIoert Serr gseier Sano inb Seilff
Der Seiniatb Der paiiionsipieIe iulo
eibt ben biiioriideu GntiuideIunas-
gang. Ter 5peiie 5beil bebanoclt
oann bas eioeniIidc 1aiiicnsipieI.
9roieiIcr 2ouis @ieior Sdar pom
college or DliilIc III Illr oeiI nluiliu1t'
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meier. SRI. @urgaretbe Dcit 5rI
alice @saioeDSti unO SRI. SeIeal
@cetm.
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1abton unb Seaebne.

- Der Bellevue SiaSirotb ipiro
mprssu abenb Gin Sps5iaIiiBuue ABB
battsn, nm fir ben polisiiisn Greo.
Walssr. psIher reiisnirts, stnsn ssaH'
folper gu erHsHHen.
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@orman an Der 5. unb gIart StraBs
In Danton Elm 8raub eutliaunsri, Del'
der siuen S9absu pou 500 psrur'
iafte.
- Die Gipie aeaaue BON Odpton,
tpslhe asitern cine Sibung abple!t,
bot ben 9lntpalt 5errn Subbdro
Shtpars benuftrasi, JHtorporattons'
ortitel Der 2easue ans5uarb.ltsr!,
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Iaam.n uno pflanstn fir ben Ohsnt'
Iiheu part, Dertbsilsu ptre. Ils
Reiniaungstas rpurbs Der 20. aPril
beitimmt.
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81 E iu , ri.

Die Heiupprt cffiee iir Sas oGin.
eiunater golfsblatt" befinbef iid in
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scigen II. |. m. bio 10 lIbr "a Niun'
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ben.
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Renpcrt 81. Wlafter aommiiidr an
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in Oaptpn $1651.
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9eatider sittsrariTder aInb.

Die 3uiommeutunft bes Geiiti6en
2itterariiten alnbs am Wiittpcd
abeno miro bic Gorm elmer Bis.
mardfeier annebmen, limb am l.
April bod birnoert Sabre perfloiien,
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Sbopier bes neuen beutidea ReiGes,
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trugenSe uiio fem Mentn lartet:
ygismard's @lanbe." gsafl oeni
@ortrng lit aomuers sur geier bes
bunbertiieH @ebartstags bes Giiriien
@ismard.
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Dies unb 1as.

- Die neue Gpuribaus aOmmii'
iion p.rsab asit,rn aipsi Ipsiters aons
tralte uno sipar iiir bic mt&aniFdxa
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auf b,r,n ana,bot bon $203, $50. unb
fir bic Jabriiubl ginri&iuns an
bic Sianbaro 9luugsr Glepator 10.
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$1o3,S55.
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iifttn3 : Sngenisur in BEN Bureau
b.s GountD G.ometers. ipurb, seitern
ols RahfoIser i.inss bisbsristn Wor'
asl,st.n Serrn Clinton Goipen tr'
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aanbTtrdbsn : aOmmiHdrs srbalisn
bat.
- Fri. anna Ghpali.r, bic ben
QoItsn Der Qadt SuperintsnoeniiR
i'm Seim ser araut.npfIsssrinnen i'm
nsuen SoIpital be.lsibet. bsI4psrtt I'D
aeitsrn bsi Der Gipilbisnii aommils
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GipiIpi,nitpriifung fur ben poiisn Dor'
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miro i'm MOnat april GiDiIbisnftprii'
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pi.l. 2lppItiantinnen fiir bieie poftsn
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pOrssIdrisb.nsn GormuIarsn, bic tn
Bureau Der GommiHion i'm Raihbuuls
gu baben iiub, ssma4t fptrotn.
- Coroner Or. Scertmeper lief
aeitern einen blutbefIedien Rod, einI
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q a m tit n.

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Serr Gouarb gruf, 449 SnS Shnffe
Srass. Sea Sci. 476 o., Ssms
gbous 1851 ".
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miIIire groieit ein.
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pou einem 1arbiseu itberiallen uno
INN ieine gaarid)aft BON 81 bernllbt.
CT iprtrbe ipater neben ben @eeilel'
Der 6. 8. uno .. @nbu bciiiInlltes.
log aei,iuoen nrS mad, Der Rcli5eI,
Itation aebra&t. 9i. pOlissi i8.nit Der
@ejdidfe feincn 8laibeu, neil wior'
ris nod 50 bci iidI bate.
lie ,nei G0bne beg Deritcrbe'
ren slIire6 Compton reitpten MdseH
I'M @erid,t Elm lurb perIaugen bic
GbeiIung oes 9lahIniies. Ger gsut'
Iot fat einen Wertb bon $50, 600 uiIo
ole erbeu iinb bic 2Idger, Scbn u.
un0 1bornas g. Compton.
= Die glIieiioren Beginner onl
Daontaq nit Der slufnnbme bes be.
fDesIiden Giaertbiims.
- weud Mc@fatb uelogte Der go.
Ii5ei BEN 9iebitaN ieines S1brra6s.
Ger sSna gegen ben bes Mlcrces
anaeflagten Gilbert 9atlep iuuroe ge.
itcrn Der Siirp iibergeben.
51nes Snitb, bon 139 Bob
Ipeuues erlit geiterH IN Der Eabris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-31

auf WsrIansen Der Diamond 2iabt 90.
eine Drbinana oussenrbeitet, rdts
ben Wsrtauf bes s5reibriefts fir eel
triidk Beleuhtung In fort Ttnmds
beitimmt. Die Diamond 60. b.haup'
let, bab iie Der Union Qight. 6eat &:
poiper 60. au untttbiettn permuJ.
Die lebisrt GeislIihaft bat iebo9 be-
reits ben Sruiteeratb barauf aufmlri'
fam aemaht, baB re ibre ssutereifen,
ipsun nGtbig, seri4tli4 Dubren iplrb.
sSrgenb Elm UerIud'. bic @ersd lame
fir geIsuhtuna 5u psrfaufsn. biir,t'
elm lanspierigss prossbperfatren IN
ben perfdisbenen Geriftsn aur Jc'g:
bdben. Die Gtimmuna lit inicfern
niht oeeen bic Union G. 8. Dc ppptr
So. aIs Don perIhisben.n Seiten bd'
raul bingsipisien, bab. fpenn ot'
Union 8. s. & poper 60. Elm pro'
sesoerfabrsn einsuleiten se5puns'n
ptro, bic bsabiihtiste 2esun9 ft'
R06ren fir Raturgas in fort 5ho'
mas auf uHbeitimmte 3eit binaus bets
Ihoben perben biirf.e. Die Diamonn
so. tam isbOd. ba fie iiter tsln Va'
tursas psrfiiat. eine Ratirsas SeI'
tuna niht beritslen.
- Sm Gircuitseriat tit staenipir'
tia bic aui $4,000 IautsHbe Stdb .n'
,rfostluas, pelts ssrant RbetT etser
bic gtabt Repport anesiireuat bat,
in @erbanbluns. Der aldser bait!
in Ieiner RIassidrift btbanptst. blb
am 8. alpril 1918. nadbem bic So9i
flutb pcrii6er mar, bas Rao I tn:f
Nubrperts pI0blib In cine IustOl'
luna Der Strube geinnien mar. tpo'
bur9 er auf bic Strabe sspprfsn une
perIest pcrpen lei.
- gcrcn.r Or. Diabn min sin.r
3euaeu snteedi hubtn, p,Ihsr iibsr biz
mpfieriDit affairs, bic snm lobe oss
eirentabnbetsttips eSpbuiOu tiibris,
9ustunit 8u ssbeu permaa. Ulit BEN
sSnausi fpirb am iOmmtHotn Jrt.'aa
beganaen tperben.
- Die Tort Thomas Rsferputicu
niro isin.sfpess auFsessben prosn
alnse6ots fir nei. aeif.l fir oas Gsn'
trail Ssisunslfpitem limb ihon IN
8aibiustOn sutasasussnOmmen por'
ben.
- qbil. sauB BON gaO. s23 Sia'
bella Strab. itarb ssitsrn i'm 9lt-I
BON 6S .tabrtn.
= Sm S6ulsimmsr Der GpanJ
qroteit. ct. Sobannes air1s, Vi!
SisRnts unp Columbia Strabs fiho !
feuts ya6mittas Elm aaiIestrnn5 ttr
iiatt. Gin Grtrusaunt nit pebadsi
nsm Gii6 unb 2uriofiel pfnnn'l''
den ipsrben aubsrOtm isrpirt.
- Gum @eiIen Der Gantpbea 90
qrui.ii. Waiienbeimatb finb:t an
Stsrmoutas III per S6nlbalt oe'
Gpaua. groieit. St. pnulus Sirh'
elm adifts,rGns6eu itatt. Irau 6tnrt
Sausiiirsen bic 9rdIimntin ots Sai
men @oritanbss iapet oue Frtlne'
Der DaiIsnbsimoth boflihit EN-. auf
ardmdsn ii6 sinsufinbsn-