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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
JONES CREEK.

Virgil Pardue and Mrs Louise
Mette VI Nashville spent several
days this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. " pardue and family.
Mrs. Dick Overton spen, Sunday
with Mrs. J. ). Oakley and family
Misses Minnie Nicks and Irene
Walker spent Sunday afternoon
with Miss Mary RUSSELL.
Misses Mary and Mamie Bush
were in Dickson Saturday. shop.
ping,
Mias Eva Austin Of Dickson was
the week. end guest Of her cousins,
Misses Bessye, Mary and Emil,
Psrdue.
Mrs :. s. Russell and daughter
Miss Myrtice, spent Monday after
noon with Miss Anna Gransaa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Oakley oi
Nashville spent Sunday with the
latter's parents Mr.. and Mrs. I. f.
Reep and family.
Cleo Austin spent the weekend
with Ewing Pardue.
Mrs. Silva Hober and Mrs, Frank
Nicks spent last Friday with Mrs.
billiard RUSSELL.
Mrs. Henry Buchanan spent laf'
week on Nails Creek visiting home.
folks.
James II Brown is real sick. at
this writing.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

r. J. Adair and children Of Dick.
son spent Sunday with John Furry
| and family.
Miss Mabel Wolfe oi Bon Aqua
spent the week end with J. 7. Burct
and family.
Frederick Won Bergen house il
receiving new coat OF paint.
DR.. Bouldin OF Dickson was here
Sunday.
Ernest I.arkirs aud Wallace Mo
Clure were in Dickson Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Adcock is quite sick
President J. II. Peyton Of the n,
&. Il ST. l., Ry. was here Friday.
Jean kirchifehr and family Of
Nashville spent the weekend her,
visiting the families Of Frederick
Won Bergen and Joe Slider.
Len Mathis OF Burns was here
Monday,
Sparks from a locomotive on III,
Branch road set tire TO the grass in
the Mcclure field Friday Several
acres Of meadow were burned over
and lot OF plank fencing was dam
aged.
Mrs. J. l.. Nelson. who has been
at Mt. Pleasant visiting her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Bob Lowell. has returned
home.
J. II. Bu,dette of Nashville was
here Sunday.
Miss Fanny Grabil OF Nashville
was here Sunday with hometoks.
Mrs. c. W. Brac- spen, Saturday
in Nashville,
Mrs. Mamie McAlpine and son.
jim. visited relatives on Piney sun.
day.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

Jess Adcock and daughter. Miss
Minnie. visited his non. dnEdon Ad'
cock. Sunday.
Misses Clara and Ethel Bakei
we're the guests OF Miss Leona Dona'
gan Saturday night.
Miss Georgia Bryant spent Sasur.
day with Misses Lima aud Matte
iDonegan.
Tom Fielder, wife and children
visited Mrs. Matte D0negAn Slun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Walker visit,
ed Mr., and Mrs. Gordon AdcOck
Sunday.
Mrs. Bette Springer visited w.
H Baker and family Sunday,
Mrs. Maude Erring.on was the
guest oil Mrs, Amanda FaQua Sun.
day.
Sam Fuqua. wife and baby visit
ed on Gamers Greek last Saturday
night.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
NONRESIDENT Norcs.
w. Il. RuCkNER
CLARA RuCKNER

In Circuit Court al Dickson County
In this cause il appearing 10 the
clerk irum Tia, bill. which u sworn
to. that the defendant. Clara Buck
ner, il a nDn.resldent al the State
OF Tennessee. so that the ordinary
process al law cannot be served on
her, il Is therefore hereby ordered
thai the defendant sfbear h.iore
the Judge oI our Circuit Court on
The. I'LL MONDAY. IN NOvkM.
RER nj Charlotte. Tenn, and plead
answer m demnr TO the bill died
agains, her in said eanre, or the
same slll br taken az confessed and
the cause set tor hesring exparte.
1t is further ordered by the clerk
that a copy Of this order b" publish.
ed in the Dickson County Herald, 4
newspaper puhiished al Dickson,
Tenn, for four consecutive weeks,
the last publication to appear more
than five days before The said fret
Monday in December.
This the 18Th day ot Oct, 1916.
I. II GRAY, Clerk,
Roy G., Cullum. Sol. lilo
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

~ NssIset-I lodges. r ] Vineyard. BoE
FieadsF. h w Few clerks. Horace Seals
kTk Fields. rsceives. Oscar tleGdeE.
Ind Dissne, Judges. BIN inb,e, An.
dy ftazier, Jack Yates. eirsks. Wilbur SaEg
" q Nelson, receiver. VI t Oeany.
BID Dasiuet-~Judses. Cave underhin, q
{ Spaces. tieny Hapb; clerks. Tuner lid.
web. Needham Carton: receiver Mask
GArtoa.
9Th District. Burns boz Judges, Waher
Nyburn. Sam tiail. II & Austin. clerks
Alea Meek. Dolph Myass receiver. Sam
Brown. bto~ns box Judges, Wngh,
burche,i, lyman Jackson. II n Cathsy;
elesks. Nj . Stewart. tnlIon GenIIy. Ir-
ee,vvf, ., n. Brown,
Sab pisirlc,- Judges. VIZ Dava. A l.
Whats. " NJ Anderson. clerks. { iAiiort,
X Z Cnlium, receiver, h W Bgo~a.
9th DtstI,st. Charlotte box Judges, Al.
len Elliott. " Daniel. SIaydcn Danna.
wayi cicrks. ian fiarfIs. Asa ihokersOn.
receiver. Kelly Spc,ght. SYLVIA boa --- Jad-
gas. & L istunl. A X Berry. bob DAVIS,
clerks. John Brown, Arthur Berry; receiver.
Wakes teueil.
7th p,s,ne,--Jadses. Ball Hampton. Jor
Duke. Judge Jackson. clerks, Roger Weak.
Icy Anthony Ses!er: receiver. jan Owens.
,Nsh nstr.ei. cumh''d'd Ees ESQ Judge,
W ! Murphy, 5 7 Gray. K Is FsnhooA.
clerks, jim MuGphy. W. K Nebie,r re.
ceivei. u W Wake llamhie box hodges,
h { N,eks, ) Scott. Buck foraylhe.
clerks. Van Haywood, Ray Philips. rcce,v.
ct. John tlrod.
9TH D,strct, Nanleer box Judges, Hen.
~ Hunter. { Elder. " X Houston. clerks,
Charlie baker. Ner!ie Seals, reee,ver, Il {
Baket Slayden box Judges. d " Wal.
lace. II Stone. Henry siayden. eletka,
Webb Bone. G X Wade. receiver, | K V
Sehmlttou.
10Th hstnc, Judges. L JBrowa,ns, Joe
HolIey. N,ll SMITH. clerks, Claude Sch
m,ttou, Tx ' Schm,tou, receiver. n
! arbrough
18th Ias,riet- Judges, " S Stone, Ice
Baithrop. ". M. Adams; clerks. Siayden
lidnt. VIII Ellls, receiver. Geo. NrSht
llth district Judges. Shell, jordan. Ed
D'ckerson, Beck. clerks, Hub Peoples.
Guy Gillian. receiver. Ii Heath.
l3;h D,stnet--Judses, K / Donegan,
Sam Hsmmonds, X Mathis, clerks, Is "
Moody. Wall Love. receiver. Nose Lucas
4,h D,stnc, Judges, B I Blown Dan
Hams. bIaxton Lnscy; clerks, George
brown. John hall, receiver. John Hunter
18th District, Judges. Joe Fowler. Val
loiar. Barney Hay es, CLERKS. Emmett N,cks.
lita GILLIAN. receiver, X Ne blcu.
has October ith. 1910.
r.. II STONE. Chairman.
1 (. iitLlirl2G.
Election commissioners.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
A Metrical Version.

A hymn for use with common
meter tune has been prepared by
the undersigned, the pastor u
the Firss Presbyterian Church
IN Dickson, Az can be seen. il il
- close paraphrase oi the Lord 4
Prayer. and there are many appro,
pirate tunes in common USE with
which it can he used in public wot-
ship. The by mn follows:
Our Father thou blsss heavenly one,
All hailo@ed be thy name;
Thy king,iom come, Thy wlll be done,
In earth and heaven the same.
Give s,se'M daily t,e-sd tl.sa slay>-~ $50.
Without thee none tSn live,
Forgive us all our debts We pray
As Others We forgive,
Lead as not ln temptations ways
from ssu cur hearts ftwtorc,
Thine be the kingdon aud the praise
And the glory ever more
HERMAN A. GuFF.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
NoN-Rt slpENT NOTICE.

Nashville. Chattanooga Il ST Louis
Railway
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

Before taking Chamberlain g
Tablets my husband suffered for
several years from indigestion, caus
ing him to have pains in the stom.
ach and distress after eating Cham.
berlains Tablets relieved him oi
these spells right away" writes
Mrs Thos. Casey. Geneva. N. Y,
OhtainabIe everywhere. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

Nashville, Chattanooga Il St Louis
Railway
vs..
c. 4. Lattimer, T. NJ, Clark
In Circuit, Court Of Dickson County
In the above styled cause il ap.
pesring 10 the Clerk from the bill,
which is sworn 10, that the defend.
ants. G. K. I.at,imer and X. NJ.
Clark. are residents OF The State
# Tenn. and residents Of the State
III Illinois, so that the Ordinary pro.
crss ~oi law cannot he served upon
them; it is therefore ordered by The
Clerk that the said defendants e.
Il Lattimer and X. NJ. Clark, ap-
pear before the Judge OF our Circuii
Court for Dickson County At Dick
son, Tenn, on the FIRST MON.
DAY IN DECEMBER, 1916. and
plead answer or demur to said bill
llled against them, or the cause will
he taken az confessed HI to them
and The same set DOR hearing ex.
psrle.
Ii is further ordered by the Clerk
that copy OF this order he pub
lit he'd in the Dickson County Her
aid, newspaper published at Dick
son. Tenn, for four consecutive
weeks. the last publication to al
pear five days before the meeting OF
the sald court,
This the oath day Of Oct 1915.
T. + GRAY. Clerk.
r. l.. LEIGH, Attorney. til.lT
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
l.eatl,erwood Creek.

NM. and MIRA w A. Row w'r'
the gurata If IT franklin Nsyuick
Sunday afternoon
Miss Lucille Lille was the guess
oi Miss Blanche SChmiltoa Satur
day night.
Mr4. 4 G. R,ker visited Mrs. Il.
L. Foster ~nndny.
Misses Irene Williams. lille ia
tnm, Tula Little OWE Smith. vii
moth All lrm Foster Mary tlirk,
ersnn All M-s Ruby Bpak were the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

My son Edwin is subject tn
Group" writes Mrs. II. 0. Irwin,
New Kensington. Pa. i put in
many s.eepless hours at night be-
fore | learned OF Chamberlain 9
Cough Remedy. Mothers need not
fear this disease il they keep a bot.
tie Of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
in the house and use i, as directed.
II always gave my boy relief. OBJ
tainahle everywhere. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
Are You Thankful, Mr.. Voter?

Are You Thankful Mr.. Voter?
We are to have two Thanks
giving Days in November. One
of them comes next Tuesday
Election Day,
On that day, Mr.. Voter you will have
an opportunity to express your thanks
for the rich blessings of Democratic
administr alton in this State and in the
nation
The Republican party is basing its
chance for victory upon one of two prop
ositions- either that the American people
are fools, or that money can buy an cleo
ton.
In Tennessee their candidates, Hooper
aad Overall, are going over this State
jeerng at Woodrow Wilson. They are
trying to persuade Tennessee Democrats
to rebuke great Democratic president
and mock him in the eyes of the world.
They are asking you to vote for Repub-
mean, yet they never lose an opportunity
to vote against Democrat.
Tennesseeans! Democrats Send K
- d. Mcclellan, to the United States Senate
to uphold the hands Of Woodrow Wilson.
Put Tom Rye back in the governor Of
flee Make the majority one that will
crush the pie-hunting Republican office
holding brigade in Tennessee. Prove to
the nation again that Republieanism is out of
line with the hopes, the sentiments, the ira.
dtions of Tcnnesscans.
And listen! Before some of you were
born Col. EnIoe was in Congress fighting
Force Bills. He was fighting Republican
schemes designed TO shackle the South and
her people. Vote for him.
Vote the Democratic ticket straight. all
along the line MAKE YOUR VOTE A
SONG OF THANKSGIVING.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

six-room house; lot i00xib0, on
High Street, near public school
baiiding Part cash. balance on
,taae Write
Frank Weaver,
Aliens Creek. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
Now Lockout.

When a cold hangs on. AZ often
happens, on when you have hardl y
gotten over one cold before you con-
tract another, lookout, for you are
liable to contract some very serious
disease This succession OF colds
weakens the system and lowers the
vitality 80 that you are much more
liable 10 contract chronic catarrh,
pneumonia nr consumption. Cure
your cold while you can. Chamber.
lain Cough Remedy has a great
reputation. Ii il relied upon by
tho usands OF people and never dis
appoints them. Try il; IL only costs
quarter. Obtainable everywhere.
adv.
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SOm 3as iiberfaGreu.
5raa glnna gSisuer finbet inter
Oelien 9iaOern ben SOO,

sSremolf, 9}e6r, 9. 9lpril. =
Gyrait glnno 8isner, @attiu BON
oeltrp 8isner nuroe geitern nit.
tag an Der Sfreu3ung Der 5 5traBe
pon einen 9lrlin9ton.3ug iiberiab-
ren mo alf Der 5felle getotet. S5br
(Satte befduo iid) mn einen glod
pom Ser llllfollitelle entiernt pobrcn0
Die beioen fleinen ainoer oer Ser.
lutglildten in Der gta6e ipielten. Ser
5dloftner ocs bctreffenocu 8nges CT.
fldrte, 0aB 6rol gsiSner in Der
Nfitte oes 6ieleiies ltnnO iul0 rubig
lfeben blieb, ais iif oer 3ng nober-
tc, ipor1ui iie iid pIosli6 nieoer-
mari.
SSrou @isner hattie iid) an Cont
tag in Dos 6remont Soipital beae.
ben INN pon ibrer lterDoiifdt gcbeilt
Sl lpcroen. ua0 batte lid geitern fllr5
Dor @iittag aus bentlelbelr entfcrllt,
I'M eiReu Spo5iergang 5l
lunternebnlen.
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Die Cage in )lleyi6o
mir0 jebt 6riti(d!
Siaa-SanOen 6abcn i'd slDiidJcn
glmcrifaner rnO Die 1ren5e
gcluOrfen.

glncrifaliides 0auptqunrtier, bin
Goias @rouoes, Wierifo, 6. glpril.
Silla 9anoen baben iid 3lpii6en Die
anleritaniitben Streitfr1fte uilo Die
@iren5e gemorfen ullo beoroben Ole
Rild5itgsliilie 0es Generals Benbing.
DiGier i6eint Damon nidt unterrid.
tet 5il iein, oenn er bat bon ieinent
bisberi9cn 5tiibpunft aus Die Ser
iolgllng 0es idlauen gilu origenpIri-
men. Sine itorfe StnnaIlerietruppe,
lpel9e cine 4rODiantfolonne na6 Dem
Stiisplutft oes e5enerals 9eribing
begleitcte, miro iicb Den 8erioIgern
ntihlieBeil
Garran5ilten meloelI 0aB es BET
Gienegota gum aanlpfe nit 2tnbor-
germ Giaa's gefurlnen lit; 5ebn Der
&esteren blieben tot nuf Dem &laee.
9lnf Den Murid) DeS Generals
s5linItot lueroen uteDrere 8ottericn
SSelportilerie nod Der @ren3e ge,
ibift peroen.
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9euti(te .Snfanttrie
tritiirmt SautOurt!
Sn bergangener yta6t fam IS nOrD=
Oitli9 unD nDrDweitliG DOn Ger.
bun ~ blntigen Gampien!
5rau,Sfi9e ciFsiere prtiiea ssati9s Sapitrteit!

iben Sdiisensrd6en onB oic Srnr.
5oien 5uerlt ge6lpungen lpurOen. IN
Dem Gailette- -@eb0l3 5lriid3ufnilen.
SpGter gelang es ibnetl ie0od mieoer,
ben Derlorenen @rltnD ollrd @egen.
angriffe auriifaueroberu.
9ln Der ruiiiihen 5ront haben Die
Geutihen tuieoer Die 9ffcniiue 1uf-
genonlmait iEnO bic rlsiliiden Gtel.
litneeu nuboem tie eiilem beftigen
Artilleriefeuer ullsgeieBt iDoren, nit
SSnfanteric mleegriffen. giidt off
5ielle 8eri6te aus GetrogrdO mel
ben ieOod). 0oB es Den 9elltihen
alf feirer STEELE geliuigen III 0urd)-
6ltbringea. Ger oellfide 9eridt
miro iAolt oltoers InutenD
Die Stoliener uno Gelterreid,er
balten an Der Observation-Disclosures.
Ihen Gront ibre Sdtigfeit aufredt,
bod iinO In ben beioerieitigen 5te(-
l1lngen feiite beoeltenoen aenOeruil.
gen Dorgefontnlen,
eSn gfeiopotatl1ien baden Sic gna.
LANDER etne ipidtige tiirfiide 5fel.
lung bel llntm-Gl.9ennn on Sigrfs,
20 Neilan iitolih bon aut.el 2mara,
erobert Gieier Sieg ldBt bier allfs
nene Die 9offnirn9 erbliiDelt, OoB Die
felt Ge5ember in Rutsel- -9lmara be-
Iagerten eneliiden Streitfrafte IN
alir5e elltieBt iperoen fonneli
SSln aallfoiits iut0 IN 8eriien ba-
ben Die Rulien ebenfalls grfolae ilber
Die Silrfel errungen. lsled))
ssransuiea preiien OelltIdpe snDierfeii
8erruunoete frnn3oiiihe Gffi3icre
lteIIen Der Eapferfeit DER 9pitfden
af.tnr'1F fdi lpeIfelll nip
Sran5oien aug gaur pertrieben ipitr.
$50, uu9 bomlte &oO aus. gie 9eMt-
ihcn Oraugpll Suerit lit Nialleil.
fornlationell Dor, 0oun, ais Das
SelIer Oes fran80iiiden 70. gfeei-
mentS ii9 uirflom bemerfbar mad.
te, IOiten iie lid in fIeine grup-
pen auf lmo itiirmtei, troB oes
pernidlterOen Maifinengeipeljr. uno
8etpebrfeuers, tooesntiltig 9egelt
Die 6dllier pcn gotr Dor. 1Sli Dem
min folgenocn Sanogeruenge erlit-
ten beOe Seile idipere Berlin.
ite
SSn 9onoon eingetroffene gerIi-
Her 8eri2te gebeu 5L oaB Sic s5raa-
ooien bic nor0oltlidl pen Narmoflt
am &eihlfer Der Wtaas gelegenen
@iigeIn 5uriidero6ert ba6en, n1to
garis nlel0et einel grfolg ltor0lid)
bes @aiqette @5ebol3es. noro6itIfh
pon Ger0un. S5eftigc 9IrtilIerie-
8uelle peroen aus oen gIrgonneu
Gus Der Segeno bel 9Soepre ans
2ntbringen uno Oeu @oaeien beri4-
tet.
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5reimlalgen=
RelerUe Der(angt!
!SitdJtuf Ipridlt opfiir; itatt 10000
JietrnteH melOeu iid nnr
1920.

@oi6ington. 6. 9tprtl. 9yor Dem
Scnat, Der It'd gegeftiDdrtig init Der
9lrmeeoorloge beinBt, bieIt geltern
Senator @itdcod BON 9ebrnsfa cine
Reoe, in luelher CT allf Die glot-
menoigfeit Der 5il0uug elmer aus
sSreiloilligen beiteDenoea RelerDe,glr-
NEE Dimutes. IS lei unilmg1tlgli1
notmen0ig, erfl1rte S9itd)cod, Der eilt
Udtglieo oes Siouitees fitr utilitari=
lAe glpgelegen1eiten iit lDelcbes 0ie
8orloge ausgearbeitet bat, 0aB bic
9teierbc Der qlrn1ee IL groB uie ntog-
lid geitaltet miro.
gr be3meifelte, 0aB aus Sol0a-
ten Der lteDen0en atrluee mel1e nod
8lpeii1briger gienit8eit entIoiien rper-
ben. llm Ger qlrpee 8uerteilt 5lt
lueroelb cine gaiiigelto groBe 9teiers
Uc gebilOet meroeB tonne, 0o eS
ilberballpt ithrDer bate. gelng gie-
frliten flir bic itebel0e Aunee aui5u-
brtngen. 50 hdbe sar t6 gagen Der
aongreB 6eintoiitii, 0ds iteDenOe
Seer Inn 10000 W}aun 0u perncb-
rem, mas DorptidAli6 pegen Der
Dierito-G o-Grpeoition geihebeH iei; es
b1tten iif ieoodl bisber IN oieier
Belt nlr 5000 Jfefrlitell genlelOet.
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Girpib' Riidtritt
nur Elm Bluff!
81 6c6anptcn rnsl. 5luttenOfii3icrc;
San@boOtfrieg Jest idlimmer
ais snDDr.

2onOon, 6. 9Epril. 8eonttc OeS
engliidei 6lottanalltes iin6 Der glil-
lidJt, Dab Der 9tiidtritt oeS @roB-
glOnlirals b. .lirpiB nlr bardut be-
rcmnet mar, I'M Der 9epolferuilg Der
Ser. 5taaten betreffs Der Eanhboot.
ariegfiibrling Gam IN Die 9lugen 5ll
itreitcn. sSn AAlbrbeit qingen Die
oeutiden Iaudbpote, ieit Der Geiig-
nierpng oeS @roB 2IOuirals, meit
i6drier Dor als je 5uOor
@ton ideint iid bier NIT Ger
9liliidbt 81 tro9elI ollie nod 2lmerifa
gebenoen 2autpfer 81 nunieren ge-
nui mie Die itaGcniiden, aQer0ings
aud nilr 5u @erteiOigungs3Dedell,
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9lnOen6urg ge6t
gum Angrif ii6er!

9etrogroO, 6. gIpril. = 9ns bic
iige &rtegsanlt meloet 6aB Die 9ellt-
i6en beriudeil, Die SORTS bel gtiea
aus Der 5larfc an5ugreiien. sic
.baben auf Der garsen 9inie einen
Wlaiienangriff lnternonlnen. Ga
bic 9filiial ridt neloerL oaB tie Die
gtn9riffe abgeIhlagen ba6elL fam
man init sSue unO 9fedt annebme1,
bob iie aeile erbalten baben, ltno oaB
1Eapa" @iuoen6urg ibnell allell
@rnlte5 auf's Jea rildt.)
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slmerifanilde slmasonen.

San Sronciseo. Gal, s. glpril.
9lm 1 SUM merOen nngeiobr $50
sSrauen bon bier i'm greiioio ani
ied)s @od)en eiu 9tiliidrlaeer be3ie.
hen, I'M ounter itriften miIitdriidea
Reaeln4 Sn leruen, uie cs in Striese
5upeht. Gie 9amen lueroen llliifor
men tragen mo Sffisiere ioipie llu-
terofii5iere boben 8isAer babeR iid
90 6rnncu id0n geiueloet (@dt
omcrifoniihi SMnie Is cine nene
Sodlc aibt mag iic audl nod 10 ont
ieih muB iie onrdl llebertreibung
1crabgapHrOiet mer0ea.)
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EriegSmlnilter
3upelIi re(igniert!

Hum, 6. 9lpul. = Ser italteniide
aricgsminiiter General 3upeai bat
ieine &eiignation eingereidt. 2as
@rltn0 Oerielben miro ieIn ible9ter
8eiun0Deits3 3uitano ongegeben.
a0nig 9ittor gutatluel bot Die He-
iignotion ongenonliuen nn0 General
Baolo @lnrrpne 5trn ariegsnliniiter
tGb Der aidIedte @eiull0-
beits5utuno General ,3upelli's ni6t
bon Der 9Sriigelitppe berrilbrt, mel6e
Die 0elterreiher 0eg Staaenern itGn-
Dig perubrelden?l
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Join BuQs neue
pOltrdu6erelenl
Salt bir griefpOit DOnt 9umpfer
ySreOerid Der AdIte" 5nriif;
6mp6rung in 3Guemnrf.

aopenhaqeit. 6. glOril. qout
bier eisaelouieicn 9tohrld)ten hot
Ote eu1liidje 9ieaierlmg oie 9rieipoit
Ses 3anpiers gtSreOerid Der Adte'
ron Der ifdnoinabiidl amerifoniiden
2inie in airtlDaI( beihlagnobntt.
Die g9erlinlsfe 1ioen0e" ihrei6t lit
einem Seiturtifel. 0ab Die @ei6Iag,
nobne obiohtt niht init ben Ser.
einbaruigen into Den Aegeln DER
3onger aonpeutinn iii Ginflnng 3u
bringeu iei. 1ie @rfldrlmgen Der
alliierten Dt1dlte. oaB Die 9e-
idlogna6me mo Gurd,iidt Der
9ricfe nir oesbalb geidebe, I'm
Stlmilgglereien por5nbclIgeu foun.
ten ollI ben gegelnpartigen 6oa fei.
ne 9tupeu0nna iinosu, 0o oer be.
treiienoe 0anlpier uuf Der 9ieiie
nod glrerifd begriiien ipor.
Berlin 5. slprli. (sgmfeuhridt)
9iodl Gepeid1en oils oaag poren 0ic
6ollGnoiiden 9olnpicr r3aailoiif"
mo u8ecnoiif@ Die lid olii Der
tSahrt nad) 9iep Dorf 6cinnoen ac.
n6tigt. ibre aeialnte britiidle snit
III gnalmln 5lirild5ulailen gte9nli
dc Ntabpnbnien mlroen bon ben
britiihen ge60roeu int ,Soll oes
9ampfers a5obora nad 9utauid
ererifien.
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Nrntidles snndlhnnt seritnrt.

4SortS. 6. glpriI. Gin Oeuti1cs
Gaudboot wnrOe, mie Der 6lotten.
luiniiter perfiilloete, non einem @e.
ihpaoer engliider into fran8ciiiher
Sdlahtid,iffe aeitern abenO Dernif
tet. Die 9eiabllng mirSe gefangen
qenonmen. (sIiele 9nil0c iin0 Oes
Soaieu Gp0)
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darbiacr eriaieft sluei seelente.

9forfolf, 80, 6. 2lpriI Der
9Sarbige George Garter eri6oB &c.
tern mabrcno cines StreiteS 0en
@}atroicu 6. Is. 9op npnt 5dlod)t-
ihiff Stem 5anibire" mo nea 1to-
rineioIootelt gbas. Snrofltrom bonn
@forineboipital, Ger !R0roer ent-
fam mo fpnlite bisber niht mlfge.
flnt0en mer0eil
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gSir glmerifa 9entidtlGHSs SeinOcu
bilit.

Groton, Conn, g. slpril. - St.
fabrenc @led)arlifer aus Den 9lnlas
gen oer gieip 2onSon Ship & engine
9omponn gillger nah 9icip 9orf ab.
im iidy bon bort nod &etrpgrno Su
begcbeu, no Tic iidl bel Ocln Ban BON
1undlbooteH hctntiasa loilcu, lpcl6c
Ole tSeieIidlnft fiir bic rniiii6e SIC.
6u lieiern bot.
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WieOer ein O5ean=
Oampfer Uerlenkt!

gon0on, 6. 9(pril. Ger 5ur
gIoer Sinir geborioe 8 GaeanOnnpfer
j Gent lit bon einem Iallhbo0t for.
peDtert uno perienff lporoell Gin
Eetl Der 0ianilitbaft lit geIan6et
bod fiirdtet man OnB nebrere Mfalln
oerieIben umgcfonanen iino. a3ent"
mar 1890 Ionnen groB.
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MettrrOsridlt.

sSilr SRaba mo llnl9esenS llii-
beitdnOia imo s9eaea beute abel0 uno
0oralSiidtlih 6reiioB. 9Sariner Dell-
te uheH0.
sir &cbrosfo Heaen poer Shnce
beutc abeno ,Sreitog nibritanoia
nit glracu I'M oitlidlcu 1eil
,Slir Soma. ,jnilcbllIeHAe NQm1l-
fine nit Acaell 6rcitna umn Iii pell.
Iid,cn SciI beutc nbeuo. Sitlstioe
EcHWcrotur.
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Oes Ran5(ers ReOe
erregt BegeiIterungl

Berlin, s. april. (t5nnfeubcridt.)
Die geDe oes 0aitideH Aeidls-
full5lers bat i'm goll5eu 8eid mo in
Geiterreih -llngurn Die qrabte Be
geiiterung moheerliieil sSn 0eriel-
ben bat Der San5ler Der Stinannng
ocs 8olfes 9lltSond nerliehen. gIiieb
an Der 5ront bot Die 9feoe inter oen
8entldcn lnlItcn Sllbel Dcrporae.
rufen.
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spanitn sruteitiert bel sentidlIanh.

NinOrio. 8. glpril gic mani.
ibe Gegicrnnq bot bel Der 0eiitfdlea
geeen bic Gericnfung oes engliidel
SarnlOompicrS Suffer init mel
dem uerihie0enc iponiidle gilrger
untergiligelt @rotcit eifgclegt, lii.
ter. Den Grtritnfeneu befin0au iietl
Der ipanlidbe aoulponiit gnriaue
e5raiia0os in0 beiirt eiettin.
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@iusfogae. Gtla.. 6. gtpriI.
3luei bepoiincte 4ldrmer bielten ee-
itern obeu0 bel '0Olpe. Sfla., einen
3ug Der Rod ,SslonO 9abl an iuto
berribten ole 4nlinaiere oes Rald,.
mngens rml ctwo 1925. mornif lie
Den 3nBnihrer Spollaen Den 3ng
huItcn au lnlieL mo iid III Die
Suld)e lhluaen.