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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach. liver.
and bowel polsons before
breakfast

To feel your best day IN and day ou,,
jo feel clean inside, no sour bile to
coat Your tongue and s,okcn your
breath or dull Your head no oonSilpa
ton, bilious attacks, SICK headache,
colds, rhcumat,m or gas,N, acid stom
ach. YOU must battle ON the inside hkr
you battle outside Thus Is vastly more
important. because the skin pores do
not absorb impurities into the blood
while the bowel pores do, says a we'll
known physician
To keep these polSouS and toxins
well flushed from the stomach. liver,
kidney, and bowels drink before break
fast each day, glass OF hot water
with tcaspooniul ui limestone pho,
phatc IN it Ihi, will cleanse, purity
and irrShcn the entire allmcntdry tfaCt,
before putting more to.d INTO the stom-
ach
Get quarter pound oi limestone
phosphate from your pharmacist It
is inexpensive and almost tsstelcsS,
except a sourish twinge which !, not
unpleasant Drink phosphatcd hot
water every morning to rid your Sys-
TEN OF these vile poi,ons and toxin,
also tu prevent their formation
TO feel like young folks feel. likr
YOU irlt before your blood nerve, and
muscle, became saturated with An ac.
emulation OF body puisonS begin TIN,
treatment and above all. keep It up As
soap and hot water act on the skin
cleansing, Swectcung and purifying 80
limestone phosphate and hot water be
fore breakfast. act on the stomach.
liver, kidneys and bowels Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
taking tonics, or trying to patch up
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause OF the ailment--clogged liver
and disordcred bowels.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
II you have a bad taste in your
mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor,
lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigested foods,
you should take Olive Tablets, the SUBJ
stitu,e for calomel
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are .
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them BY their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime Tor quiok
relief, so you can eat what you like.
At lOc and 25e per box. All druggsta
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
TRY THIS FOR A
COlD---|T'S FINE!
"Papes Cold Compound"
ends severe colds or
grippe in few hours.

You can end grippe and break up a
severe cold either in head, chest body
or limbs, by taking a dose OF "Papes
Cold Compound" every two hours until
three doses are taken.
1t promptly opens ologsed-up nostrils
and air passages in the head, stops
nasty discharges or nose running, re
lirycs sick headache dullness, ieyerish-
ness, sore throat, Sneesing soreness
and stiffness
Don't stay s,uiied-upl Qui, blowing
and ,nuiilng Ease your throhhing
head nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "pape', Cold
Compound" which costs only lS cents
at any drug store II acts without as,
slstance, tastes nice, and causes no IN
convenience Re sure you get the gen
uine ADJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
New Hampshire in
Wilson's Column

CONCORD, \ IT, Nov II-"TrcSi-
dent Wilson received a plurality of
Sixty-thrcc votes over Charles +.
Iluche, in New Hampshire, according
to certified returns from all except one
small prccinc, made public by Secre
tary Of State Bean today.
In arriving thi, figure. Mr. Bean an
nounccd he included in the Wilson
total ls9 votes cast ior him in ward
two, Dover, but omitted through error
from the certified returns and by ac-
ccpting as probably correct the news.
paper, returns from Dorchester, the
missing precinct, which had not re
ported officially
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
UNIVERSITY STUDENT
WAGER LOSER TO SLEEP
UNDER BED FOR WEEK

Okla. No, II. OSpr.
I'M cialD Earl Bouham, student
% y 10 the University ul Oklaho
ma. whose home i, at Altus, must
sleep under hi, bed iur q week as q
result oi an election wager with his
roommate, Jack Burton Of Lawton
Bert LAYTON ot Arapaho must ride
n school ~ a week ON a mule and
before s,dtting must submit to ten
lickS from a barrel siayc to be
welded Nv William Eagle,nn il. ui
Norman Jess Goldieddcr must
blow capsule along the sidewalk
from the arch To administration hall.
abou, MO yards, ard Alfred Dorrla,
oi Oklahoma t,iy must push a
whcclhatruw to school IN which We
tor Wade will ride, blowing a from
bone. R,ll Cordell, who bet on Wi.
SON. escaped having to- let his whisk
ers grow ior month.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
Town Shaveless;;
BARRIERS Walk Out

PATERSON, n J., Nov ll-Today
was "shaveleSs' day in Paterson, be
cause more than 200 journeymen bar
hcrS went on strike They walked ont
when an increase in wages was refused
Several weeks ago the BARRIERS won
their demands for shorter hours and
a hali-holiday each week Twenty boss
barber, have given IN IN the present
strike. which indicates a victory in
short order tor the men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
CHANCES SLIGHT
FOR CALIFORNIA
VOTE TO SPLIT
Continued From Page OneJ

Charles L Hughes in the national cleo
tlou. the latest returns today in the close
states Of California, Minnesota, New
Mexico and New Hampshire still pre-
secuted on their face no change affect
ing the presidents majority in the cleo
toral college
The presidents plurality over Mr..
Hughes in the total popular vote, ac.
cordrg TO the latest estimates, based
upon the incomplete returns, is IOj,3l2.
Ills total vote was S5oj.7lj and that OF
Mr. Hughes Slb040l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
Hughes Minnesota
Lead Is Reduced

ST PAUL, MINI, Nov. 1.-THE Of
fcial count OF the votes for president
in Ramsey county given out today
shows an error in the first report by
which President Wilson gains $40 votes.
The total now is. 500 out OF 5048
precincts Wilson l78O07. Hughes 49,
5O5 Hughes plurality 2qS. The border
Anlc /, MI 10 be counted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
TOWNS BELIEVED
FIRED AS TEUT0NS
LEAVE D0BRUDJA

to the south OF polog, were the attack
cr, successful in entering the most ad-
Nanccd positions.
German and Au,tro. Hungarian troops
ON the northeast front IN Pennsylvania,
yesterday made successful advances.
Several currcnchcd Rumaniau lines
were taken a. the "oin' oi the bayouct
lo the west of the Prcdcal Nuarya road
Somme Fighting Resumed
Fighting ou the Sommc front in
northern France with the return oi
more favorable weather conditions, ha,
apparently been resumed on increasing
ly lmportan, scale
London announce, the Stoming last
night hy the British ON the eastern por.
Iiun Of the Regina trench on the noHh-
crn portion oi the front along a line
more than half mile IN length
The French have been active south OF
the river, where Rcrllr officially
admit, they have scored successes.
Offensive Declared Halted.
Berlin newspaper, publish state
mcnl from competent military duthou.
ties" saving the Anglo French drive ON
The Sum. has been halted by the cN
hlu,,luu of the entente troops and their
heavy lus,c, and hy wula,orablc wcath.
/ cr The statement saws.
After the tremcndou, losses ,us.
tanned hy the British and French on
November S. when they employed SIX
/ British and tour and hall French dl,
/ vision, without success m an attempt
'o break our front between lc,arS and
Nru,hA>rsucS. they have been mahl,
90 drive forward lur large attack, IN,
exhausted and dcrm,,cd troop, oye,
ground made umparucahlc by rain N
attempt, have been ,riilcd rmmcdlatch
hy the ire ut our arllllcry and machn,
gun, and opI, south o, the Sommc. ncar
Prrsso,rc, did the French obtain ,n,ig
| IuliIJaut local successes
II YOU have not received a new ,clc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11

hour until 1880 p IN. then ll:?b p IN
and ~ o'clock midnight Returning
from n" and Santa Fe. end Of line,
cars leave al $50 a. m, and 10. 30 and
90 minutes after each hour until lO.'l
y m. then II .0s y m. iln p. m. and
~ 20 a m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
Vital Statistics

MetflA0e Licenses
Jake Fink 3h Nrurs old. and Agustu
i lc Gunud". 80 years old. both OF this
,ilN
Herbert t. Rovd % Years old Ringing,
ana HenlW Nugrnt, ~ years old, Tecum
sch
Oiho lhsklns. q vcnts old. NJ sew.
ard and Anna Wtllscc 10 ycprs old of
tteHvut
Births.
Mr. and Mrs sullivan. il3q West
Second street boy
BUILDING Permits
e. I Huffman 2on Epal lirst street.
gypr,, $500
s. VI. Hunter 1907 NorDh Western ave.
nur. garage. 80.
7 N GudN Hl ip.i g. avenue. add.
tion to dWclling 5000
rhus tuHack co 500 North Broadway
steel bulletin board. 5000
pr ! n Rulntcr ~ North Robinson
repairs to etorehousc, $500
Mary Anderson. 'nne mn avenue re-.
yalIs and addition to dwelling. $500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11


80.
Of Northeast lake, and y. u Williams
were before Judge splitter IN me ,uN
~ .f,.r"oon dnr,ns an argument about a
- '' M, 49, r,Th fined A. and
cn.i.
D e..,l,, 90 ionun - pcpuiy
Oepu{, o"etu I,u Gpr IopIin Mo
irs, ntehi where Pearl Haden Is he
noI,rt, ,nu ~ suthoritics for a a amond thcft
here She has been M for some timo
ass'stah, 70 G local naval recruiting stn,
.n1rsc W W, ~, Sritb today 10 nH.
hlNl ~ NV iu u','. az =! strircr officer I'm
"nl .lb '"' "'''
'hNfk'.
,... ,...,..,,,, a.,
Grove w .l'l j. = "',...i ',,t,.t,,
ls ~ hc h's o'sm .rai Iu,s
otnc" duil'7 "' ''''"'
Inspector to Arkansas 'hHp'''o' H,..
Richter, ut the bureau ~ hn'H"' u"H9
try went 10 Fort Sm'lh '""AN u" ',''"
the Inspector Iher" 'o 'HN'
" +. Ctir. a. years old. ul'I '' W
cal hospital lato NesierN'N w
, n,u., allied Nnnuunc
f.. H'S' H., H. q Mills of the Ovcrhnl-
ser thcater that Sttke nc,.
pcrial Russian ballet WIN gNo VIZ
hn, ~. cor,"nny includes l25 dancers
''i y nc 'o''' r,,s
an" N'H'
., r,,.,,y ,nous-
10000 In Ce'eota'on a.. "'un,I' dom.
ricrtiou of Woodrow wilson last mHht
van W'nN,e r,',,s al tcrnev. appoint a
h'', h"h'suuu' "r.stgrod Ile has boon
t '"Ht 5""" W. y ,,,.rtt,. Urht on the hIuor
nnsnk ~" nast sIy weeks. securing
y,', yo'',,H ,,, ~" az ,i,r,inps against six Of
I,nd.ts and ,nusug twenty others 10
,. o,,,sui,- Adhtgui General
NeG'u!lnV 80 ,hc army act rs hard
N"'ol En' rb. STAT. military code
w S.",r'' hng.d hctorc Oklahoma can
unust wv nrn"r,attons Unless the m.ll-
''',N, NY soon General Earn -crs NO
.., -, ,.,,uI, ry nlO men hy june L.
FIks Smoker Postponed-The smoN,t T
manned hy the Elks lodge Tor toukH'
bny h,rp indcfinitcly postponed.
,,.
Nsoro Fined Tor Jamboree - il,s
West JhpCtAW avenue '''''''' IT, y
s;s' s;s's y ::s"5: e. sSS'f;a sSs S1 '
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11

If you have not received new tele-
phone book call cashiers office, PBN-
200. aud copy will be forwarded to
-Nnm ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11
CiTY:BRIE:fS B:

leeeh Flned-Charged with running
gambling game on the second floor ot
the Campbell building, 10 North liroad-
way. j. u Lcech was fined s25 ana costs
In the city court this morning DICK
johnson. Fred williams. 4 T. Lewis. J..
l.. Breed and Frank Rash were assessed
so and costs Tor lettering. None Of the
defendants appeared In court, counsel en-
tcring pleas of guilty for them
Or Dean. Dentist %, Lee Blds.-Adv
Gard Players Fined Playing cards on
the mn floor of the Culbertson build
which Elmer Johnson, T. r. Holloway
r. l.. Waters md n q Kelly were
finpd 81 and costs In the city court this
morning Cases against w, l.. Long,
Dick Thayer and pigk Jackson were dts
missed
Man Walked into Auto x A Reid,
1900 North Western avenue, reported nt
the police station that mn unknown man
had wnlkcd into the side OF his auto
mobile at the Frisco tracks on south
Robson avenue this morning The re-
port said that the man was not injured.
Fred Wells Hero Fred Weis. formerly
manager OF the OverhOlscr theater ar
rived I'm Inc city lnlN Ubl lllih lloHl -
| trip through Texas Weis said that he
saw Emma Bunting at san Antonio and
she asked TO he remembered to oklahoma
CITY. Wels will leave tomorrow for
Kansas CITY and Chicago
Vietrola for Convlcts-A yictroll and
hundreds ~ records " II hc the Christ
mas present ot oklahoma city 10 the
prisoners iu the state pcniteutiary At
I NcAlestcr. \ lady who wishes her name
/ withheld donated the yicttulH The rec
ords are TO hc donated hy citizens. The
machine VIII be- given booth ut Kerr +
| Dry Goods store and the records col
| lected there.
| Land Bank Committee Meets-laut
| bank committeeman Of the Chamber o
| Commerce are TO meet at I O'Clock thi
afternoon IN the directors room Of the
| Security National bank to discuss plans
| for reception of the federal farm lOaf
board which conducts n hearing here or
| November 30 regarding this c'tys cloim'
for one ~ IN" proposed federal faru
loan bank
Northeast Lake Lessee Flned-Blll'
Grngg, prize fight promoter and lessee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11

Central Car Service Resumed-Besin-
ming sunday Central avenue cars Will re-
sumo operation over regular route via
Santa Fc. depo, and South Broadway,
cars. lcnving Term nal station at $40 n
m, and 10, 20 and 80 minutes after each
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11

Northeast Lake Lessee Fined-Bill'
Grngg. prize fight promoter and lessee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11

Hardware Convention Discussed job
hers and manufacturers OF Oklahoma
CITY will meet Tuesday evening a. $40
O'Clock In the Lee -iiuckins hotel to dis
Cuss plans for entertaining delegates
TO the oklahoma Hardware and lmple-
ment Dealers convention which meets
here soon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11

Of Northeast lake. and y. u Williams
were before Judge Splitter In the city
court this morning charged with hgh
ing at Main and broadway yesterday
afternoon. during an argument about a
hird dog They were each fined tb aud
costs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11

Dsputy sheriff TO Joplin - Deputy
Sheriff M + Smith left for Joplin. Mo
Inst night. where Pearl Haden is h".
ing held for him She is wanted h> tho
county authorities for a amond ihei,
here She has been III for some tn'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11

Turner TO Fort Smith Lyle Turner.
assistant TO q l.. kennedy. officer In
charge Of the local naval recruiting sta
tion. went to Fort smith To-Day 10 Ms
s,st IN me naval recruiting station there
during th, Illness OF g Steircr, officer in
charge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-11

CITY Buys iron Plpe--City comm s.
slonoTs this morning contracted for i've
carloads of six-inch cast iron p.pe AZ
81 s65 a ton for immediate delivery the
material is TO he ured for construction
~ water main extensions and In suif
cient for two miles Of pipe line, says
Dr. J q street, commissioner OF pub
lie property.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-21
@urcam Scr lIniteO aiailuaOS auO
(Slectric Nu.

Non cnmiina ~, 9pril 1916, an, MINI bic
@lmlico filccuinc NmUgD Wrpuettnic bon Der
QsOitclod elabc uno Qi0oonNpenuc nu1e'
lcnli nho bio MaolOn gluennc 0uau' Slrobe,
Baltimore Sirdnc. 0oiuaro oitnnc Wetman'
GirnBc Souih 1irabc uls 4tnllszifnbe beiuc
ben iucrocu uuo ali oerlcben Nonic 3nrld'
tculeu.
gtnGQUne Der piuocn glbeWc gSeitNrlin9'
tonsQinc mcroen iber iblc icuiNe Nonic blo
NOmarn. nno Nnneitc SilObc beiicbc. bon 0a
pio SaDpiie SirOBc Snilpro glpcnuc Herlna
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NfdiG0r iinur iurC letQe Npllie
g. N NrDN,
Ncc @rdiioeni una @eiH wciNdliqlUOrcr
lNLnllu n I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-21

sin 5rausoien surpoR i'm eainette ssaIn.
Criat tDnrar lu1auere aDerlarIte rim.


ScrIin Dia qOuOOn 20 Nyv Srdide 5dateusrG6eu aui
euer 600 Netern Ocm gc5 Swdeu Saueemad uno
gpern iuo ocutdeu Srlppen einaeuoumeu uOrOeu
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Der Doac &UrtIaut Der Wlitt6enna
McFlidcr NricBSfhaMplaA
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@uucn Ia Oic Sdaeeuadben Yriteu crSnOrngen Sn
1onc beettcm uuerc Srppc Shof pd uuo
sper ieuOd @Ouuu au euer dut uuaeiGbr 600 NerM
6clanpten ocben biaer n6deu NnacHnuari mit
NauOgrauaten.
9n Oie @nnc uuo ii NG6e @iclte unS iHOid
gpcru Stcreu Gin E3ier los Wnna
gefauecn aenom nd babn wir 3Ue Wduensweb erbeutet
cctd non sracO NlOut dtch 8eub aeteru Nadt cine
Gnaut ns aegen Sonigrdbu bod Die Wasween
aoicn dd in Oie uu56Nden @rdbn.
Sn NnaSgacuO rdteic 6enS Gin leb6aeS 9rlcien
eesn bic Srunngu dc wir iBm GIi@u lHr Oes 6uI cut
rinen butteu.
Sm Galco0 fogte Oem uOrbereteu0en beitgu grtaerie
6eucr SnOeS A6eu6 Gin wndaer Soph Mn cucr uOprn
gcnScu Nd eclang uodcu Suppu audi IL eeH She'll
S6Htenarbrn cnsnouoe Sm bren wuroc Der NHsri
1uSce obgcdeacn 1e Nrou5Oieu babH Ocn Surfph init
ic6r ducrcu gncn gud beb cine Nusab @anacncn in
Mncreu SGn6cu 3nrHd.
Sm 1ift nnf ben S6cu iabld %crSnu urS
yracrSdladt init ag0hcr ntulOtdt Orgeb fam ir
bud nidlt 5n Nnfnntere.glttuneu.
@i6ts @cRes AMI Salfow nnO Cf Sront
NcOer ui Der %aIion6rOu nod i'm oldeu arieas6at 00ben
i'd Grcsm0c cpd6ueuswcrtGcr SeOeutms abseipielt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-21

@cncral 2ohueScD iiibrtc oosGon,
manoo iibcr oie rriiiihcn Sriippcu
gr wuroc NIT miIitdriihcn G6rcn
pon Meucrol Nlcnoiiier ocm @ouoer.
ncru uon MaricilleS, uno bon @ene-
raj @ucrin. Ger General Soiire Der.
trat cinpfougeh lpdbrcno pie 9ottes
ric'u All eouo cincn 5alit bonner.
teu Cine 9roBc 9li5all BON irau50s
iiidcu luo uiiiihcn 9eamtcu botte
iih jun Gnpioug anl @icr eiuaes
fnoel
Die 9llilen cnlpIinacn cine aemal'
tiae Guation, ais iie uon Dem @ai NI
Sem gouleDaro N9aritimc uaribir
ten no sic @ebduoe 6eilagat paren
uno no groBe 0lenIAeuneneen ld
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madtel eincn glten Ginorud, ais lie
iirannl oo6ermorlhirten, Die Col
0aten ianoel III eiuenI clgcns fin iic
ciuqcri6teteu ScIolaaer Nuarticr no
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Sine 6rcroenbotidait crbicltcU bic
glntommlingc III Scr eritcn Smoe pom
Sem Salc BON Srape5ilnt
Den gan5en 9}admittaa mar oaS
3elolagcr bon einer groBen Qlcn
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1cuti6c er6olten gcritdr.
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formation oic BON oen 6ohilen nil
litdriidjcu 9nltoriidien eeaebeu lpus-
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fep
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ladie5euoen Tomplcr llno pou oee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-21
0orm s., r0aiu aeidlicosu


@itts burg6, Fo. 20 slpril.
Narrp aenoou Sbam bar m hig
iieen Common 9Slcos.ScriAi ole
nad)aehdtc Sdeioima uou lelner
Satin Gnelpn 9}esbit Sham bcpil
liat er6aIten
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ga ser Nlmae aeborcn miiroe ma0.
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81 Mcdt 6eIiauo 0le Gaicrldall
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-21
Sic folaenOc 9o6clc
Syodritontcn. 9lacntcu.

0uabeu 2lu6hgc $rciic in
oiticm eaocn bcnunru nit S3iO nno nc
hen bis $500 fir Die tneneriicn sOrtcu
In Oinrlt bic Nriparnilie iiiy nnierc
Nnnoen renairrn COn $ pro Aninq bis
ilbcr So
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AngrIQn0t.
glmeritauiiBe NOtt iR
Srrlin.
lteberutittIans nOdj iticbt
Offi5iel angefiimoigt.

@ai6iuaton partet ieat oui slatipon
ssiro iia eine onaemeiisne
Belt aeouloen e6e iraeno pelAe
sdritte eriolgeu peroea @ot-
iAoiter @rai 9eriitorii IL eon
ieren5 NIT stoats. setretar aau.
iing
9erliit 20 April Gie leAte
ameritaniihe gSote an oie oeutiAe
Reaieruua lit geiteru 9Ibeno ST ipa.
ter Shinoe IN Berlin aneelanei
Notihaiter @erar0 miro oas Go-
huueut ieoeniaas belue gladnIitia8
Dem 9Iusmartigen gImt ii6erreiden.
9aibinatou iportct auf
glntmort
@ai6iuqton. 30 9Ipril
991breuo sic @er Stoaien gleaie.
rung altf sic gnhuort oer oeuiiden
Reaiertna ani ibrc gloie 6e5iiglld
ser Submarine 0ouiroperie mar
iet GuBerl oie bieiiaen @eanicu Dor
nebmlb Die geilird)tuna oaB uipI-
Ieidt cii ucuer 9lnariii mlf Elm Nun.
oeloidiii ons 9Imeriianer an Goro
6at gemadlt peroel f0nnte ,Su iol
dem Salle, 70 mira bier aAaemeil
3n0eoe6cu fouute Gin 9ruA nut
ourA oen Sepcis permle0ca per0en
Dob EaItidlono nod nidt tSelegel
belt 0ottc iidl nit ieincu SlibmarIue
Gmmauoontcn Id 8er6inolaa sn it
beu
@rof 9eruitorfi ser oeutldc &oi
idafter iprad BETTE i'm Stoats So
portement Dor lmo botte ENC ehpa
bolbitiinoige Gonicreu8 mit Stoats
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idieoene qlnrcgungcn " @unuinip,
Die ct ieiuer Re9lcrung In Berlin al
modem oeocntt pr 2aNliua mde
jeoon uiat aeueiat pic AeaBerm
Gen oes 9otiMoiiers ats oiii3iell 8li
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peri6nIiMe glniic6t oc8 9otiaiaiterg
oirai 9ernitorii ion0te betc
2Ibeno oils SOS alehdiat Ger Gonle
ren5 cine neue Nliitbeilns an Dos
9llsmdrtige 9lnt Ia @erlin.
gSie louge sic omeriiouiidlc 9le
aieuno mlf cine gnhpori uon Ner.
ln partcn mill oariber muroe bs
Der niatS beianut aeacben ieood
miro oaaenlcin angenomrleu ooB lie
6ereit lit iid cine oou0emeiieue 3eit
81 acouloen
Nlit9lic0cr oes GnuarQiies melhe
Gtitritie init elmer itarten neulishau
9euoIferuug teprdicntlrclt qfbielicn
1eite Nunoertc non @otih0iien bon
9'ereiniauiaen nuo &noipiouen lpe
he geacl rdeuo Medic Mainluna
oes Gonarciics proleltiren mel1a PIE
Der, 5iaaieu in plncn Arleg nilt
Geutihlono ucrpiden i6nnien
n@riedcn Gntti1ruua
ans Son0oll qcnlcloet
&onooH 20 glpril. 99ic cine
oiis Saloniti unaclonaie aleuier
TcpedIc beiaBt baben ieitoliae
INDICTMENTS auS Corlerl lwiideucol
ran nuo Atinioli cine glmanl l9re
den 6npeggeilibrt ieood oie iiirf
iheu nu0 buIgariidcu einpo9ner
uitt 6cldiliat
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