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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-29
i DR.. TEACHERS
Liver and Blood Syrup

has been widely known for many years as
The Best Chill Tonic" thas earned this
reputation by helping countless THOU
SANDS of people, many of them living
n the malarial sections OF this country,
10 CLEANSE their blood and BUILD UP
heir strength 50 that the fever germs
would be cast out OF their bodies.
a vast multitude OF people take DIR.
Thacher's Liver & Blood Syrup 10 pre-
rent Fever and Chills from attacking
hem. IL is wise and profitable preoau-
ion. It PAYS to fortify yourself against
malaria. And if it happens that you neg
ected TO do that, and are now afflicted, it
Sill surely pay you 10 take instant action
md get this reliable remedy working Tor
you at once.
TRY 1T AND PROVE that relief is at
land. 50-cent and sl.00 bottles.
TEACHER MEDICINE COMPANY. 5
y Chattanooga. Tennessee.
FOR SALE BY CURLIN DRUG co
Waxahachie, Texas.
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PERFECHNG PLANS FOR
THE WIN ONE CAMPAIGN

DALLAS, Texas. Feb. 29.--Three
bishops are here for the lnspirational
exercises which opened here today
as preliminary to the Methodist
Twin one" campaign, to be conduct
ed in Texas and New Mexico, start
ing March - They are Bishop j.
II. Mccoy of Birmingham, Bishop
w. r. Lamhuth and Bishop E, D..
Mouzon.
Thousands OF workers from all
parts OF the state attended the ini-
tial meeting today in the First Meth
odist church, at which Bishop Nc
Coy presided. Rev. John Nj. Moore
conducted the devotional exercises.
Bishop. Lambuth will speak on
PRAYER and the Revival, tonight.
A feature OF tomorrow's program
will be the "round table" luncheon
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in the Adolphus hotel DR. Moore
will preside The speakers tomor-
row morning will include Rev Gull
lum II. Booth, Rev Luther Il. Todd,
Rev. r. p Shuler, Rev. Ivan Lee
Holt. Rev w T. Renfro and Bishop
Mouzon. In the afternoon the speak
ers will be Rev. J. w. Mills, Rev.
Hoyt Dobbs, Rev. II. ID. Knicker-
booker, r. c. Dial. Rev c. A. Sprag-
ins and Rev. w d. Bradfield. The
devotional exercises in the evening
Will be conducted by Rev. s r. Hay.
Thursdays speakers will be Rev.
c. n. n. Ferguson. Rev. j. II. Crosse
close, Rev. J T. Griswold, Rev. o.
+. Goddard, Bishop Mccoy, Rev. A.
l.. Andrews, Rev. w. ]. Johnson,
Rev. Glenn Finn, Rev II. NJ Long,
and r. s. Tate. The meeting will
close Thursday afternoon.
The presiding elders OF the north
west Texas conference of the South
ern Methodist choureh and those of
the central conference held separate
meetings in the Methodist publish
ing hous this aftrnoon.
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SCHOLASTIC CENSUS
TAKERS START TOMORROW
CHANGE IN TINE II CALLED TO
ATTENTION OF PARENTS Bf
SUPERINTENDENT ELY.
County Superintendent Urges All Par
cnts 10 Make Sure Their Chill
drcn Are Enumerated Dur.
ing the Month.

Il The time for taking the scholastic
( census WAS changed from the month
OF May to the month of March BY
the last legislature. All parents hay-
/ ing children OF scholastic age should
see that they are enrolled by the
census trustee OF the district be-
tween March 1 and 81. County SUI
perintendent w. 8. Ely has sent the
following notice to the census trus-
tees Of the county:
To the Census Trustee.
The supplies are now nearby for
distribution. The books for your dis
triet haa been made up and may be
had at once by calling at this office.
II you are in Waxahaehie before
March please get your book and
SO help us by saving time and ex-
pense in mailing 1t.
Please observe the following reg
ulations IN making the enumera-
ton:
l. The law now requires the scho-
lastic census to be taken between the
first day OF March and the first day
of April II is very important that
an accurate census be taken No
children within the scholastic ages
should be omitted. The ages to be
enumerated this year are z to II
inclusive, i. g. children who are nn-
der and over Is on September l,
1916, must not be enumerated.
Enumerate only the children living
in your own district. Children liy-
ing in adjoining districts who wish
TO attend your school should enroll
in their own districts and then trans
fer. Failure TO observe this regula-
ton will be sufficient cause for re
Getting your roll.
2. Your roll and summary should
be in this office on or before the
first day of April D1l not return
unused forms by pail as you will
have to pay fipsd class postage on
" rneseay ey.
" ,,,make Form + with
| g.. "a arrange all names
| etieal order as re
~ III detectives must
apnrar.., I'll r, r. and n.
a. FoFA nd MI must be
sworn TO.
II you do not call for your book
il will be mailed to you aboot March
!. Should you not receive it please
write me. w. S. ELY,
County Superintendent.
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Fire Damages Residence.

The home OF Mrs. Bette Dobson
was partially destroyed this morning
when fire originated in the second
story and burned the roof off of
the building and greatly damaged
the entire structure The fire de-
the flames had made any Roadway,
but had some trouble in getting wa
ter and the flames spread rapidly
after one stream was being played
on fire, The blaze originated in
a room on the north side and was
burning into the ceiling before it
was discovered
The loss was covered by insurance.
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FORESEES LABOR IN CONTROL
OF BRITISH GOVERNMENT

LONDON, Feb. 29.-The belief
that labor will figure extensively in
British government eounsels when
peace is restored in Europe is gain
ing ground steadily. After the war
is over" said Lord Denman, for ex-
ample, in an address in the house of
peers. labor is bound TO play a
very important part in the political
life of this country. Ii is possible
that q labor government largely
composed of labor men will be in
power" The ex-governor general of
Australia qualified his prediction
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-29

TOPEKA. Kans.. Feb. 2s.-Ralph
Foster, son OF the Rev. Festus Fos-
ter OF Topeka. a passenger aboard
the steamer Maloja. which struck a
mine and sank off Dover, cabled his
parents he had been rescued unhurt
Foster is a Rhodes scholar at Ok
ford, but had been given a years
leave Of absence TO enter army Y.
NJ. c. A. work. He had been at AL
dershot for several weeks taking a
training course.
Foster. according to his parents,
was en- route for Egypt to join the
Y, Nj. c. A. workers in the army
there.
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HOLD THREE MEN on
CHARGE OF RECRUITINt,

HONOLULU, February 20. -
Charged with recruiting American
soldiers in the British army, w.
Seligsen, c. B. Randall and a SER
geant Of the Fourth United States
cavalry named Jefferson were arrest
ed here Sunday by United States
Marshall Joseph j. Smiddy. From
documents seized 1t was learned 15G
recruits had been secured and taht
l54 of them had gone to the front
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PEACE PICTURES TO BE
SHOWN AT THE DIME

Mrs. Lottie NJ Sigh. president and
founder of the Great Peace Memorial
Monument association, has been in
Waxahachie for several days. visiting
the schools and club women OF the
city in the interest OF the entertain
ment to be given Wednesday after
noon at the Dixie threaten. She has
been Endorsed by some OF the MEM
bers of the U. d. c. in Waxahachie.
including Mrs. J. S. Herring, Mrs.
Tom Forrest, Mrs. II, \. Peters. Mrs.
r. h. Killebrew and Mrs. Mabel
Craven of the city schools. She al
so carries the signatures of Captain
r. p. Anderson. j b. Wilson and q.
+. Marchbanks. J. Lea Cannon.
president OF the school board. z. ].
Herndon and DR.. Hornbeak OF Trim
ity university. also assure Mrs. Sigh
of their Endorsement.
The picture show which will be
seen Wednesday afternoon at the
Dixie theater. will feature the G. 4.
r. and Confederates OF Dallas, shak-
ing hands at the Texas State Fair.
General Felix Robertson With Tex
as United Confederate veterans. viii
carry the old battle torn flags and
waving stars and stripes. In the pic
ture viii also be seen Or. Hyer. the
faculty and students Of s. ". T..
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GET RID OF
CHILLS AND FEVER

Chills and Fever, or Malaria, are caused
by germ. Millions OF these germs are
Don multiplied from the few that frst find
'oothold in the blood OF their victim.
To RID YOURSELF OF these germs
,ou must PURIFY your blood, strengthen
he vital organs, and make yourself so
'obust, vigorous and healthy that they
all be CAST OUT to STAY OUT. u
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Texas Christian university students
win also be seen in various activities,
and other student bodies.
The musical program Will include
some of the best talent of Dallas
Mrs. Walter L. Williams, member of
the City and State Music Teachers
association, and also member of the
Dallas chapter of the L. d. G., VIII
appear as pianist. Mrs. Williams is
recognized as a musician OF ability,
and the press notices concerning her
renditions are very flattering. Mrs.
Mamie Wynne Cox of Dallas, a read
er OF wide note and Chautauqua en-
tertainer. will be one of the program
entertainers. Mrs. Cox is both read
er and banioist. and her entertain
ments have been given all over Tex
as. Accompanying the Arion Trio
also is Miss Isabel Barlow, eontral-
to singer of Dallas. She is a mem
Der OF a number of the musical as
sociations of Dallas and a singer Of
artistic merit. The Trion Trio ac-
the entertainment have
given programs in different Texas
towns and cities and their program
will be an important feature. There
will be a matinee and evening pro-
gram and Mrs. Sigh is anxious that
the school children and students OF
Trinity university should see this pie
ture and hear the delightful pro-
gram. Presidents of colleges, school
men of Texas and many prominent
u. ID. c. and Confederates have in
dorsed the movement.
The Great Peace Monument asso-
citation was organized in 1918 and
was chartered under the laws of
Texas Members of the board OF di-
rectors and officers are of the most
prominent people ia the city and
state. The purpose of the associa
ton is the erection OF a monument
to the heroes of both armies in the
great Civil war The monument viii
be erected in the form of temple
or auditorium where entertainments
of all kinds will be held, and the To-
cation will be decided by bids. The
object OF the movement is to more
firmly unite the north and south
Miss Isabel Barlow, the contralto.
viii sing some numbers from Car
RE Jacobs Bond, D'Hardelot and
Lift Thine Eyes" from Logan. Mrs.
Walter Williams win render some
selections from Mendlessohn and
Mcdowell. Mrs. Mamie Wynne Cox
will include in her numbers, "How
Mandy Got the Vote" suffragette
monologue in darkie dialect. These
numbers will be among those given
at the matinee program in the af-
ternoon.
The evening program is equally as
entertaining, and a large crowd is
expected at both the matinee and
night performances, The world was
never before so interested in peace
as it is now and the program should
appeal to all, 1t has been designat-
ed as "A Trumpet Cali to Rise High
er as Nation" Admission twenty
five cents.-(Adv) 292
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Morrow nc Austin.

Judge w. c. Morrow OF llillsboro,
Hin county. paid Austin a visit Mon
day. Judge Morrow is a candidate
for a judgeship on the criminal APP
peals court. subject to the democrat
ic primary in July. Since the with
n. drawal last week OF Judge r. Walk
e Hall of Vernon from the race,
y. are only two contestants
Morrow and Judge A. j. Har-
is n candidate to succeed
Nudge Morrow has lived in
Sinca 1879 and is a noted
egards his race at pres
N'About all the cam
doing is letting the
- Am In the race.
SAL vi and partisan
cite. dragged into a
TnnaNN p on the high
pastor$ having final
byteriao vi cases.
\the bar in
Sthers are
- g.. Any. The
RYNN ,uld be good
k,,(s<'1ets .of one who
;sgS1s S;is " final "a:
- 49, feceiyJng-A9s.
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German Officer Kills Self.

LONDON, Feb. ga Petrograd
dispatch to Reuters says that Count
Kanitz. the German commander at
Kermanshah. committed suicide
when the Russians succeeded in en-
tering the Persian city.
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Portuguese Action Protested.

BERLIN, Feb. 2s.-Germany has
addressed sharp note to Portugal
in protest against seizure of German
merchant vessels by the Portuguese
authorities. Hope is expressed that
Portugal will resind It's action.
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Steamer STRIKES MINE
Off THE SWEDISH COAST

COPENHAGEN. February 90
Gothemburg steamer Knipple. dis
placing 4sS tons, struck a mine just
outside Swedish territory waters and
sank. Fifteen of the crew and two
women passengers were rescued. 4
German flotilla OF mine layers has
sown several mines off the Swedish
coast, Stockholm dispatch said,
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$500 Reward.

A reward of $500 will be paid BY
this company for the conviction OF
any one found guilty of taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn
OF any subscriber OF this paper. EN-
TERPRIsE PUBLISHING CON-
PANY.
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with the remark that II isD'' :
now fail to rise to the 'uH -
of their responsibilities anu =
ize that they are EngllsnliT. :. !
and trade unionists secohu'
they hamper the adminis'fau ! :.
the military compulsion ACT i. h,
to me their advent 10 pow"
DELAYED for many years
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II you will read the Daia y,
want column closely every a. :
viii pick up enough barsaia'
section of the paper Nl'n'. ~,
TO pay for the Daily Lign'
ton over and over asal-
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@enern[ CSSraei aeitprben.

gon0on, 80. Mai. Sn guoa'
peit 1T geitern @cneroL glrtblr Cor.
gel i'm glItcr bon 9S Sabren aus
Dem 2ebeu geidieoen. er entitonnl.
te einer aIten iddiiiden 5ortilie,
ihloB iih Der llngdriiden Reuollt-
tion I'M Sabre 1S48 an uno nnroc
Soltptmonn. Ga er ii1 iebr aus.
5eihncte. lpurbe er Gberbcfcblsbo.
ber, bod berlor er Die bobe 5tel.
lung, nn6oem er einen 9tuf5ug &c.
sea ben gtot Soiiutbs aneeoronet
bntte. glfg Die &uiicH 5ugunlten De.
iterreidB einihritten, lcgte aoiiutb
iein glntt ais Iiftator nieOer uno
@orgei trat an feline Stcle. nubtc
iib hann ober baIo Den Hitijen un-
terperfcn. Der nm Gabineegan.
gene ipnr ein beDeilten0cr Gbenii.
fer, Iebte uber felt UieIen sssobren
iebr 5lritdse8ogeH.
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dmeri6anillerung
UOn Ginman0erern!
Am Staatc ylem glOrf luerOen Sdln-
len cinetridltet, nm bic Gtnluan-
oerer sn nnterrldlten.

gSai6ington, %. @toi. sSm
aon5en 5taat glelu gorf bat, pie
0os llnterridtsbiiro oeS 0cparte-
ments Oes Snneru mitteilt, cine
Stanpngne beDuis 2lmerifoniiierung
Der eingeipanoerten cingeieBt. Die
5taitif 8eigte, Dab iid in gleu gorf
int Sabre 1910 $4,000 i'm glus.
lamb qeboreue MeiBc befauoen bic
gar nibt cugliid) iprcden fonnten,
un0 $4,000 bon ibnen fonnten i'll
teiner Sprdde Ieien uno ihreiben.
es fpurOen oesbalb gebrer nusgebil.
bet, Die bic ginpanoerer uuterrih.
ten IolIten, unO AbeROidulen cinge-
rid1tet; aud mltrbe Elm genleinIames
glrbeiten NIT ben Staats. itno Bun.
oesbeb6rOen bergeitellt. Gin iolhes
acbrinititltt beiin0et iih bereits in
sllbnnD, unO onnere iino III Nus.
iidlt genomnlen. gs miro erpartet,
baB Staten. bic eine groBC euro
p1iid)e Ginpanoerlmg erbaIten Dent
9eiipiel gtep 9orfs folgeu werOend
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Roo(eUe(t Oan6t fIir
rep. llnterltiibung!
Stcllt iidI ais Champion Oes gglmc.
rifanisnlns" nnb Der ariegs.
bcreitidaft bin.

GpIter Ban, q. g., %. 0lai. -
George bon 8. @lepcr, S5lotteniefrc.
tar inter @rprdiiocnt Rpoiepelt bot
oieien geitern bcnadrihtigt, Dab ii6
ein repitblifnniIdes Rooicbelt.aonli.
tee NIT WlitglieOcrn III 30 5toaten
gcbiIbet babe. luil auf cine gtonino.
tipn Eebops 5uln 9Srniibentidlofts.
aonoioateu Der republifaniid)en
8artei birSuorbciten N1ener mar an
Der Spise elmer Delegation pBft 20
glnbdngern RooiebeIts eridbienen.
2cetercr bieb Die llnteritiitlng
BON gon5em Ser8en ipiafominen unS
bcnrttc ipie6er Die @elegenbeit, fi6
aGs G6anpion beg o9merifanisnius"
mo Der ariegsbereitihaff bir3uitel-
len.
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10 rep. ElnOiOnten
fiir prdIiOeRt!
Wian glnnbt, OaE bic repnblifanii6e
SOHbentiOH iebr itiirmiidl iurr.
OGn luirO.
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ghd]t fpefiiger ais t6 republifoni.
i6e Yrdiioenti6dfts aanoiOoterl
iteben I'M 8elOe, ioonB nit Cider
belt ertDartet iueroen fam, OaB Die
republifaniide &onpention einc Der
itiirniihlten in Der @eihidite Der
Yortei neroen miro.
Seoer Der Staaten, neIder ei.
nen 2ieblingSiobn gum aonoiootet
nominiert bat, miro fiinf bis 5ebn
N8uiitfapeaeu itno mebrere @eiang.
pereine udbrero Der aonbention nod
Chicago ihiden, Inn fir bieie 9ro.
pngdnoa 5u MAIDEN Ino 2arm 5u
idlogen. gion crfnartet. DOB ii6er
bitnoert altsmGrtige 92uiiffopcGen in
Gbicago eintreffen peroen.
Die gao6fraee na6 aonoentions.
Gintrittsforten ipddlt tagli4, itnO
bic onfiir geboteuen 9Sreiie geben
ms 8abelbofte. @eiteut mar DER
greis fiir 3uidouerforten bis ouf
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stone, Bat NIT Der anltellung leiner
1000 glngeiteaten beaonnerL onrun-
ter befinoeu iih 100 8iiriteber, 100
Sisonlpeiier, 100 Gepeidenboten Il.
100 9agen,
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siegesjag lueiter fortl
SAT- $4,000 Stalitner an Der|SDrO:
let TrOnt tn Oferrei1iide Sc
fangeni9att geraten!
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oeite Der gluiierten 5iuingen. gtn
Oeiterreibs tdpferer 8erteibigitng lit
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lift borilber, uno Geiterrein. .llngoril
bate oasielbe bennst, i'm ieine Gf.
feniibe ebenio iorsfGltig pOr5uberei.
ten uic Gertihlan0 Die ieine ge.
gen gerOun; ole Stoliener iin0 nuf
Ger QDroler 6ront eei6loeen, iin0
Die oiterrei6iihen Srllppen lteben
beiite auf itnlieniidem @riino iino
gooen. PIN critcn Sabrestog ncs
8errats berribt in sstolien tribe
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Die Ireue bro1 unO Die Gbre in
ben 8ino I6lug. Der italieniihe
OberbeiebIsboer gnoorno, Der einen
WaiBerfolg iiber ben nnoeren ou Der.
6eihnen bat, foielte nod Dor flraem
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men peroeH. SobalO Die 5onne
mieoer ibeint, nerben mir uniere
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pororinsen. ltno Die Sonne idien,
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bredt an %. Suni 1866 iiber bic
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8eripredilngen erfi1t, oaeroiugs
teilipeiie- aber aud ons lit bel ibn
bod an3ucrfennen. 5obnlo bic
5onne idien, bnben Die sStoIiener
tbre S5telllmgen DerlaneH, tdllella
night perlaiien un0 $4,000 boben
es bdntit nid)t 10 eilig gebabt, uno
genteBen iest bei Den Geiterrei1ern
@oitfreunoidoft. Solutit bat Ga.
oorua @ort gebalten ober oas Dor.
orineen bat er pergeiien.)
gBien, iiber Berlin, 90. Wtoi. =
Die Staliener bnben iib iest in Den
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len melt auriifgedoeen, Soieiige Wti.
litarfrtfifer erfI1rel bic GinnobineI
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Berlin, 90. 1loi. (5unienberiht) }
Tas citerrei9 ungariidc Salipt-
quarter mcl0et: Gic Stalicner iino
nunmebr aus alien ibren SteIIun.
aen auf Ser 2uuarone &oflebene Der.
trieben uoroeu @s beiBt, OoB ole
9licoerlnae Der sStnliener ii6 itiino.
Iicb grobcr seitaltct. Sic oItcrrei6.
iihe @eiedtslinie miro NIT Der
arobten Shneligfeit peiter borge.
jtoben, nno nem 6eino miro feline
C3elegenbeit eegeben, lid 5li iorn.
mcln; Die 3obl Der itaIienii6en De.
iangenen iteIlt iid icst auT anna.
bern0 $4,000.
Die Sample an Der 6ront IN
Siiotprol Baben iif neiter oitsge.
6ebnt, inocm Die Geiterrei9 lin.
gorn ciuen glngriif ouf Die ga
3raun Sohebene begonnen boben.
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lit III rnieren Sdi0en. 2luf Der
2d 5raun Sodebene 0rnngen mir IN
cine FeruOlihc Stelung Der enten
2inic Gin, bic bortnddig berteiOigt
lDuroe.
Die 1ruppen unter @raber5og
aorl srans 3oiepb. Dem Oiterreih'
ii6en 3broufolger, aus Sproler aui.
ieriGeern unO Der Ginger Snfanterie.
2ipilion beitebeno, oebnten ibren
erfola meiter aus. CHINA o. Smo.
d,i itno Der ror0oitlid bon oieiem
BipfeI gclegene Gbinia oi Giole Dur.
ben qenomuen. Die St1ltcncr pur.
oen aud bonn gertola.8ab pertrie.
ben. 5iiOIkb non oieiem Bob fle-
len Drel meitere 2S.3entimeter San-
bitcn lit utiere Sdn0e.
ggir rilden nonI Sol Snnto &c.
een guIltbio Dor. SIN 9rano SoI
cro6crten lDir gLngbebeni.
sSm Gtldtale maren Die italieni.
ifcn glngrtffe bon Der gr0BtGn Sefs
tigfcit, -oenn bier boben Die Deter.
rei6cr gum eriten 1tale felt Dem
geginn Oes arieges ii6 auf itulie.
niifem 9oOcn ieitgeieet. IS beibt
bier, a6nig 8iftor emanuel, Der
icst an Der italieniiden 6rout lit,
babe gefebl eegeben, bis 0ienstag
linn ieOrn Grei5 Die Geiterreider
mieOer ans italieniidem @ebiet al
pcrtrciben.
(5eutc. am %. glai, jdbrt lid.
sStaliens Treubrub; q bat ben
9crrdterrt itidt bic geboiitcn 6riid.
te eebradt es iollte Oas striegsglild
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gteiu g)orf, %. 9iai. Maurice
Simmons, Der frhbere glationol-
aonmnnodnt Der 0ereinigten lpani.
idlen ariegspeterauen, bat gegcn
Sauptmaun y. 6. 9uaipan Ston-
mopoont bon gatterie Q. oes 5lnei.
TEN 3eloartiaerie aegiments Der
9lationolgar0c BON glem Yort, Die
slnflage erbobeig OaB er iid peioe.
re. Refrliten iiloiid)en @iaubrns nn.
suitelen. 9agen 0en Aauptmnnit
miro GIN gtlitarberfabren eingeleitet
iDeroen.
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gfcp Dorf, 90. N9oi. = ger @on.
gel on ungelernten 4rbeitern in al.
len leilen Der @ereinigtcn staoten
bat Die glufiHerfionfeit Der glrbeit.
geber ollf bic 6rage Der Ginpouoe-
rltng gelenft. gSiro Die ginmanOe.
rung cine milnlHenslperte Sin.
wanoerltng no6 Dem Ariege tuie.
Der einieben? 3ieie sSragc miro
iebr bdufie auSgeiprpden. Die 9lnt-
morten iino iebr beridieocn. Aber
es nuB ongenontnen lneroen oaB
Die fiibrenoen 2dnoer in europa Die
9lusmanoerling entrllittigen merOen,
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terieH 5nnelmea miro.
Is lit gcpiB, oaB scr aonarcB
feine @ciese annebmen miro. ipeIhe
Die @ciesgebung onrh oengil0ungs.
teit einihr1ufen iperoen. Ger ges
gentpartige forpcrlide ullo niornli.
ide geit miro obne 3neifeL beiteben
bleiben, ober jcoer on0ere geriuh,
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oieien1 2nnoe fortbeiteben icl6it
Denn Der arieg norgen au gt0e
fontnlen tpiiroe.