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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-09-21
BUSINESS LOCALS

The big bakers are the best judges
of good -four. Our Tip Top and Ida
no Gold brands are used almost ex-
clusively by bakeries in this thrritory.
Why not you.
Just received a carload of melons.
You can buy them about at your own
price while they last. Bartlett pears,
peaches and tomatoes for canning now
on. Come in and leave your orders.
Randall's Confectionery.
Our Tip Top and Idaho Gold make
more loaves of better bread than orher
fours on the market, and do not need
any phosphate or other chemicals for
whitening or raising the dough.
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Postmaster Pryor of Keuterville
was among the number who left here
Tuesday to attend the Pendleton
Roundup.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Blackburn re-
turned Saturday from Boise, where
they spent several days visiting their
son Frank, member of the Idaho
National Guard, who will leave in
few days for the army camp at Char
lotte, N. G.
G. j. Heartburg of Fem is the
Idaho county agent for the Cleveland
tractor-one of the best made. He
will demonstrate the workings Of this
tractor at the Farmers Institute at
Cottonwood on Oct. I'd and Sd. See
his ad in the Chronicle.
The Cottonwood band again pleased
good sized crowd with a we'll render
ed program Saturday evening. The
boys are practicing faithfully under
the able supervision of Prof Shattuck
and will be heard in public in num-
Der of concerts during Farmers Insti-
tute, Oct and 3.
j. w. Clausen, painter, has greatly
improved the front of Ray Minis pool
hall with a new coat of paint this
week. Many other buildings appar-
emily are gtoaning for similar treat
ment. The average country town is
nearly always in need of fresh paint
epidemic.
Fred Weist, who recently traded
his 30-aere farm north of town for 300
acres near Ryegate, Mont, left Tues
day with carload of household goods
for that point. Mrs. Weist and chill.
dren will visit relatives at Ferdinand
for several days yet before leaving for
their new home.
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Ray Minis spent several days in
Spokane this week.
Theo Schaecher, the druggist, and
his daughter, Miss Bertha, we're Spo-
kane visitors couple of days this
week.
A new Altman & Taylor thresher
arrived here Tuesday from Spokane
for Henry and Glenn Wassmuth,
prominent farmers of Greencreek.
w. J. Raney, lumberman from
Nezperce, was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. E. M. Parker and son Ray &C
companied him home for brief visit
with friends in that town.
G. R. Padding spent several days
here the first of the week visiting his
brother, H. L. Padding. He recent
ly made a trip with his auto from his
home in Oklahoma to Seattle and 9th
er coast points. He came over the
northern route, but found it SO rough
that he decided to return over the
proposed Cottonwood north and south
state highway through Boise, and left
over that route Tuesday. Mr.. Fadd-
ling also believes that upon the COM
pletion of this road thousands Of auto
tourists will travel over it every year.
The district court for Idaho county
convened at Grangeville Monday. In
a number of cases Judge Scales cannot
preside, due to the fact that he was an
attorney in the actions prior to his ap-
pointment to the bench, and Judge
Steele is there to sit in these cases.
There are eighty-fve cases on the cal
endar and of this number five are
criminal actions. 1t is expected that
the term will be finished about Octo
Der Is.
Operators of grain elevators have
been notified by Herbert Hoover, T.
S. Food Administrator, that storage
tickets are not to be issued for a long
er period than thirty days, and stor.
age tickets should bear the following
clause: 1T is agreed that if the grain
represented by this receipt shall re
main in storage beyond the period o.
thirty days after the date hereof, the
undersigned warehouse man is author
lied to sell the same OF to ship thC
same to the nearest terminal marke
for sale for the best price obtainable
and shall pay over the proceeds to tn,
holder of this receipt, less lawful stor
age and other charges.
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Notice for Publication

Uo3SI-JDUD4
Department of the Interior, U. s. Land Office
at Lewiston. Idaho, Sept 18th, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that
ELI CHURCH,
of Cottonwood. Idaho, who. on May %, 1914. and
June 4, 1915, made Homestead Entries Nos. 053Sl
and O6O64. for SWt SEt SE4 SW4, Lot 4. Sec. T.
and Lot /, Sec. IS, Twp. 80 North, Range l East
and SE4 SCI, Sec. II, NE4 NEt, Sec. IS, Twp. 80
North, Range l West. Boise Meridian. has filed
notice of intention to make three-year Proof. to
fore H w Carrots, u S. Commissioner. at
Grangeville Idaho on the 25th day of october
1917. Claimant names as witnesses: N. J. Will
liams W. w. Blackburn, S. J. Farthing, A, J,
Bentley all of Cottonwood, Idaho.
s2l HENRY HEITFELD, Register.
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Notice for Publication

04997-O5599
Department of the Interior. u. 81 Land Office at
Lewiston, Idaho, August 2lst, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that
WALTER +. HARDIN
of Spring Camp. Idaho, who. on July 10, 1918,
and June 10, 1914, made Homestead Entries Nos.
04997 and 05S99, for NWi Sci, SET NWt. E4 SWt,
SW4 SWt, Sec. "a, 81 SIt4 NW4 SEA, Section 23,
Township % North, Range West. Boise Merid-
ian. has filed notice of intention to make three
year Proof to establish claim to the land above
described, before J. Loyal Addison, U. S, Conf
missioner at White Bird, Idaho Oh the Goth day
of September, 1917.
Claimant names as Witnesses 10y A. Nc
Cracker, Floyd Canaan, Arthur Spivy Fancho
Stubbeield, all of Spring Camp Idaho.
S-24 HENRY HEITFELD, Register
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Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior Z. S. Land Office
at Lewiston. Idaho. Sept. 10th 1917.
Notice is hereby given that
DAVID o. DEWEY,
of Joseph, Idaho, who, November Sth. 1911,
made Homestead Entry No 042O8, for Mt Sec.
s, Twp. 29 N, r W, Boise Meridian, has filed
notice of intention TO make hve-year Proof, TO es-
tablish claim TO the land above described. before
j. Loyal Addison, U. S. Commissioner. at White
Bird, Idaho on the 10Th day of october 1917.
Claimant names witnesses: Joseph l.. Tribe
Vim. +. Reed. both of Joseph, Idaho; James NJ
LYDIA Arthur Wright. both of Boles, Idaho
sl4 HENRY HEITFELD, Regiser
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Notice for Publication

0SSlh
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office
at lewiston Idaho, August 28th. 1917.
Notice is hereby given that
WILLIAM +. HARTMAN,
of Joseph, Idaho who. on June 3rd 1914, made
Additional HomesteadEntry. No 0SSl6. for SWt
SWt Sec. 49, 81 SEA Sec. ID. and SEt NWi Section
"a, Township % North, Range 2. West Boise
Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make
three-year Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before J. Loyal Addison. U. S.
Commissioner, at White Bird, Idaho on the End
day of October, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: oscar Holdings
worth. of Boles, Idaho; James Chamberlain. of
Spring Camp Idaho: Edward Mathewson, Mar
shall o. Tweedy, both of Joseph Idaho.
S-3i HENRY HEITFFLD Register,
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Notice for Publication

06097
Department of the Interior. Z. S. Land Office
at Lewiston, Idaho, Sert. 10th, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that
WILLIAM 4. REED,
of Joseph Idaho. who, on May 18th. 1915. made
Additional Homestead Entry, No, 06O97, for SET
NE4 Sec. IS 81 NW4 and SW4 NET Sec. IA, Twp
29 N, K w. Boise Meridian. has filed notice of
intention to make three-year Proof to establish
claim to the land above described. before Loyal
Addison, U. S. Commissioner. at White Bird.
Idaho, on the 10th day of October. 1917. Claim
ant names as witnesses: Joseph l.. Tribe, David
o. Dewey, James Aram. Enoch Christensen, all
of Joseph. Idaho,
Sl4 HENRY HEITFELD, Register.
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Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior. U s. Land Office
at Lewiston, Idaho, August 2lst 1917,
Notice is hereby given that
10y A, MCCRACKEN,
of Spring Camp, Idaho, who, on July 9TH, 1873
and July 8th 1914. made Homestead Entries. Nos
049S2 aud GS59a, for 81 NEt, ia SIT, Sec. II, wv
SW1, Sec. IL, WI NWt Section 10. Township 20
North Range west. Boise Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make three-yenr Proof TO
establish claim to the land above described. be-
fore J. Loyal Addison, u S. Commissioner at
White Bird, Idaho, on the 10Th day of September,
1917,
Claimant names as witnesses: Walter r Hard
in. Floyd Canaan, Arthur Spivy. Fancho Stubble-
field, all of Spring Camp. Idaho
SA HENRY HEITFRLD, Register.
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Steer Taken UD.

About August 10th a year-old steer,
color red and white spotted; no brand;
both ears marked on lower ends, came
to my place about miles southwest
of Cottonwood. Owner can have the
animal by paying for pasture and
keeping and for this advertising.
Geo. P. Jungert, Cottonwood.
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Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office
at Lewiston. Idaho, Sept. 10th, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that
JOSEPH l.. TRIBE,
of Joseph. Idaho, who, on September 5th, 1914,
made Additional Homestead Entry, No. 0S699,
for Nj SEA Sec. 20 and NWt SW4 Sec. 81. Twp.
% N, RlW, Boise Meridian has filed notice Of
intention to make three-year Proof to establish
claim to the land above described, before J. 10y
Idaho, on the 10th day of October, 1917. Claim
ant names as witnesses: David o. Dewey. VIM.
K. Reed. Maynard Gillispie, ID. II. Hill all of 10
seph, Idaho.
sl4 HENRY HEITFELD Register.
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Stock hogs wanted, call at Farmers
Union warehouse for prices.

Idaho Gold four-best for bread
cake and pastry.
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LET CRANKE Do II.

| conduct more sales than any
other auctiOneer in Washington
and Idaho. Why? Because |
conduct them on business princi-
pies. Harry c. Cranke. auctiOneer.
Nezperce, Idaho.
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WANTED.-Some steers, feeders
or stockers. Inquire at this office.
35-4t.
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,,Nmr , MN 10 easer
gDirb bas beliti6e gpti fi4 an f'in
2aifsrbnls um4Ikben,'
Sagte gPei&stass Sprdiibeut aau,pf tn
siner Rebe.
.Geit es peib. bub man psriu4t, ben
Sauen Der 3pierufa stDd4ea
beiben ;u iden.-

4mjierbam, uia 2onbou. 20.
glpril. bus Berlin iptro semsIost,
baB in elmer gsrIOmmluns Der fort'
i9rittli6en 9oltspauri bes 4rGitreE'
ten Midon gsriub, 3tutctra4t 5tri'
i1sn BEN Gaiier uNo ban beatihan
0olie su i1en, perodmMt tpuroe. IN
eiKr angenpmmenen &foIuiioH seibt
ss. bab Der &aiier uno, bds oen.ite
Bolt nngrtrennbay suiammenseb0rsn
unb bah iie I'M gersin init ibren Der
bunpeten einsn iieSreifen, bic 3uturii
bes Mei9es saratipenhen JriebeH 5sr'
beitiibren perpsn.
Sn Der @eridutmlung belt Der
gfeidsiag <prdIibent Rdmpi cine Rs'
b., in ipelfer sr iagte, bab ale etfpai'
gen GintpGnbe segen etw unbei6rGnttc
aou9boots saampagw aufs Sprefdl'
'tiafte eripogsn tDorben ieier, ebs cine
GmIdeibuns sttroffen tpurbe. ~Dir
fpurben ober," fubr er FORT, rihlisfe
lid BON Der Grtsnntnib seIeiist, bab
es fir uns befer fei, gum Gau6s
boottries su srtiftu, ala uns bon
Qlnlerifa fnalmsiftsrn 3u ldFerl'
| Ds&gStAs Qalapf tpisbsxootts Sil
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9as aeue fpaniid,e aabimet
Wtrb BITE Reutralitdtss
polftif bes&6uigs NET \
terfibreu.

M a brib, 20. Gpril. Ser Sersoa
bon Gl6a, Miniffer bes sSnnern m
benz Romanones &a6inet, beFeu
WfetrungsoerId rIdtebenbeiten NIT bem
premier &omonones elmer Der Saupt>
griinbe fir bic Refignation bes 2ebs
teren mar, batte fi6 3uerit aetpeisert,
ben poiten bes Sinan3rrintiters m
bem reuen &abtnet bes premiers su
iiberne9men. Gr dnberte aber Ipdtcr
ietnen Stnn, ais er erfu9r, bag tpenr
er duf Ietnem @ntIdlub bebarre, nu8
onbere liberale StantsmGnner ii9
neisern tpiirben, gu bieuen. Der Ser,
5og fagte, bab, in tle6ereirittmmung
NIT benz greuier prteto, bas &nbinet
bic tuternattonals pplitit neiterfi9a
rem perhe, bic Der &Dnig GlfDns
tiir5lt9 IN elmer 8otf6aft an bas
pdrlament porgeoet6net bat, iperm
ii6 ni6t sttpas gang gsfonberes err
eignen pirbs, bas cine &enberung IN
Der polttit n6t5tg MAIDEN piirbe; IN
einem Tol6en Sale ipiirbe aber ndt1trs
gendb bas porLareut suerF 5u
Rqthe deapder perbeu.
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0o& udafTen bic beibeTatisen Der.
Iutte iebr srobe ieiu. !.
llkber be 2ose ber Dhge DOM beirt,
i&en Stanbprnft aus TT faf
gr ui9ts beturmt.

@e1ftn 20. Mpril. 1leber Con,
bon. Die oberpe 9ssrssleitung FIN,
biste am Greitas an, bab bic Siss.
frieb pofiiionsi. on bsn.n felt Iuns
ser 8ett searbeitet lpurbs. unb mil be-
ren Deiesuns am 1a. Rdrs bespnnen
nurbs nun sans bon ben beutideu
5ruppen befebt tporben isien. Die Ies,
ts ffrGpif9e gepegung m Derbtr,
buns bomit ipdr bas am Donnerias
erfolgte 9Lufseben Der pofittonsn am
aisneslifer sspii&en gonbe unb Sou,
pir. Der Geiub,- beibt ss IN bem ge.
kri&t peiter -fOIsse IN s0ssrnber
Weiie..
Dts Meitenn 6eiBt es In benz ge.
ri@t: .Gus benz GhIa9Hslb Set elr,
sas nimmt bas 2lrtilIeriefeuer tdslid
on 5efiigtsit su. gei ct Quentin
pe&ielt es on Seftisteit ab. Die
boppeIte S4lo1t an Der elisne unb
IN br Gbampasne nimmt einsn nor.
maIsH Deriauf.
.0sn apetter gerfu& Der Jrdhso.
fen, h Der Gbampagns bur9subre4eu,
III bereiteli norben.
.Bis 5ur 8sit babm bic tyrnnsofen
ouf beiben G&ln9tfsIbern msbr aB
so Dtpiiontn Serpenbsi. bic nod
Der G&la8t on Der Somme in iors.
fdItisfer mdfe reorsaniIirt norbsn
4jpnren.-
Die am yrttng qtbsnb Don Der
obsristn 0eersIeituns srIaHsns BE.
fannimaduns entbdlt bic Mittkis
lung. bab am Miitae neus @sfs4ts
5nH@en prosnes, 5fli4 BON gfbetms
unb BEN @uippss 19ai besonnen ia.
ben.
Grans5fH9tr Heri9t
paris. 90. april. Die am fyreis
tag Ri!tas bonn arisssmiuiilsrium
srIaifene OfItsisIIs HsicnutmaGung
Iautst ipis fOist:
~eHbIi& bon Ct. nssstsn untss.
sx - jlishIifp &s5ialuls o.. ~
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Sie ,,8Dlnii6e 0SDlfs.
3eitnxg"
Siebt NIT dub.rorbenili6s1
Gemiitbsrube
Ginem stpoissn ginsrsfen Ser amsri'
hanti6en Tlotte 5u Guniten
gnslanbs enisegsn,
ilnb saldrt, bab man DeutidIaHb
p5lIig seriiftet ftnbsn perbe.

4mferbam, 20. 1pril, iiber
2onbon. - Die -E0luH&e Doliss
.3eiiuns- frdst:
,Dirb bic auerffdnif6e Glotie es
unieren Geinben erm5slithen, uniere
Saudjbooi 8lodabe gu bur9breden9"
unb beanttporiet bic Grage ielbit nit
ben Worten: r8aHs seiuiB nift; benn
EN- 5au6booi 0eiImittel III nod
nifJt erfunbsn fporben..
.Gs ipirb allsrbings Thmsr5lih Fir
uns fein', fdbrt bas gfatt FORT. .sute
beutI6e Gdiffe gu ptrienten; dber mir
biirfsn in bieT.r 6irfi6t niht ientis
mental isin. fonb.rn 'psrcsn in 15-2O
Sdaen bic bon 4merita bei9laenahfns
ten S&iffe erlebigen. Der 9erIuIt
beuti6ea stdpitnls tommt babel tdiim
unierer ariegsausgabe fiir brsi Gage
gIei41.
Die Bolts 3eitnrtq@ xftsrIuflt
bonm bic R0eli6tsit. bab bic Der.
Gtodien cine SSlotts nah beltihsn
6dfn unb 5lubmiinbunsen fenbsn.
i'm bic snudboots in ibrsr Seimatbss
Bats onsusrsffsn. unb fnst, bann:
.ober he ip.rbsn entbedeu. bab
Deutidlonb porbereiiet IN, uno iptro
anes mSslide tbun. Inn gu Der.
meiben, bab bic 8abI feiner mcber.
ren Jtdmpfiftffe perminbert ipirp.
Die nBcfts 2.iiiiris1 fiiet birsu. bnb
Der erTbte tattiide Srrfbum 9lmeritds
In tefTsn Wdndel on arobm Sdlnnt;
unb aunbihofts arsasern Iiess.
Der G6lub bes glriiisls lautet irle
fcfat. ,ales In glItm trildren mir,
buB MIR, fans es sfrtfhsn unisrer
.6p@iailntts xns bsn s[mesitmexa
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Die beutidJe greiie jubelt
weger bss GrfoIgs Der
ie9fteu &riegsanletbe.

~ eS III UcS " . UeI
ie9iten 2riegsan1eibe.
MmFerbnm, 20. Mprtl. Die
beutf3eu 3eituugen itnb bon DON Be-
geiiterunq pegen bes 8ombenerfolgs
Der Te9ften beutf4eu Griegsanleibe,
bic einsn gr5beren Grtrag gs6raat
bat, aIs irsenb cine Der friiberen Gna
Iei5er, gs pirb ulIerIetts bdraif bins
geipisfen, bob bte Gntente ieBt eiuie5en
fpirb, bab Die ftnanaielIe Stdrte
Seutf1larbs Ri4t erI6iittert tperoen
fam. @u6 tpirb angebeutet, baB bteie
Sinonstpaft, Sufammen nit Der IN
&mertta eriparteteH syeblerute uno
ben 2etffungen Der beutfcbeH lluterFees
boote, etnen bolbtgeH Sisg Sur GOIge
baben muB.
Die .goFifde 3eitaug" Tareibt ben
GrfoIg Der 9tnIet6e bem Seuer gu, bag
in Der gruft etnes ieOeu Seutiaeu aIs
sSolge Der Gbf6eult6eu 8eAunolung
Ieitens bes prdfibenten Wtlfun ent-
ftdnoen lit; unb bic sSpft merit oorour
bin, boB bic iehfte &riegsanleibe IN
bic 3eit f6It, m Der Qlmeritu in ben
&rieg etutrGt, unb bus beutihe gplt
>bdmit Ietnem 8ertrauen IN ben eno=
li8en Gteg, trpb glmerisas, glusbrud
geeeben babe.
Die beutfte Soees3etting Iagt:
.0ieTe u4gppt glnlei6e bepeiTe. boB
felbft cine @robmo6t pteglmerita aua
ser Stanbe fei, bos 8ertrouen bes
beuffden @pIfes aud nur i'm 9ertrs=
itsn su erI6iittsrn, unb ss iebem tldr
ieiu miifTe, bag Seutf6lunb teiuen
,@eT6dftsFrieben", Acknowledgements
frieben, Ionbern einen bOln une
bplffydrbtueu frieOen babeu ptq."
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uIlgenreins 8efd1lbigung, baB Der
PraiibeHt @iliOn eiH Seu6lsr Iei,
Der ieine Muste babe fallen lafIen,
als ber sau9bopttrieg aufing. ames
ritas 5anbel nut gnsIaub gu I9dbi'
gen. 5err Rdnpf erfldrte, bab Dab
bes aBraibentsn Bilfou @eriu4. In
einisteit sfpi6en oem beutibsn @olte
unb ieinem aaiierbauie gu iGer, in
etner nur nm 70 engeren 8er6iubang
5ipiI&eu beiben usfnItirru perbs, un6
fubr bann fort:
~Wtr Ieben ber 1teberseig,tng. bab
iid ber 2risg Ieinem enbe nd6srt.
Die rufitffs Repolution 1T fir ms
gum 8ortbsil urb br 5yriebens4Gc.
banfe m BEG &aifers Ofters8otT4aft
itet bamit I'M Gtntlans. SD unter.
ftiibe foide nidt, ipelde fi9 baraui
bei9rGnten, cine Siderung unIerer
@rensen ssaen 2lugriffe, ME Iolae i'm
Sabre 1914, berbeisufii9ren qgil
mimi Dim NIT allen RaiipReu m sSries
ben su febeH; aber bis a1tf ben Lester,
Oeitf5en gseinigt, nertueiarn mir
Imerita BAG Ratt, fib IN aniere sln,
gelegenbeiten 5u miIteu.~
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ghtpere EabrmagsntttteI'
lImrnbeu
Werben aus 9dlmdr tn
e 6peben gemelbet

g 9peben 9emeloet
Ropenbagen, iiber 2Onbon, 20.
glbril. Das 8ldtt r9dgens y&ppeter
psr6fFentli9te cine geidreibung 0oH
elmer grpbeu Nu2rungsuittel Des
mpnftrqttDn IN &almur. Stfpeoert-
Sn SGmmtlt6en bortigen Sabrttsn
tpurbe Die Grbeit am Dlittpo9 gttIs
too etnseIteut, unb 5000 4rbeiter Oer'
IdmmeIten iih bann duf pem Utartf'
plub unb ernanuten cine Delesattpn+
ipeld6e bon Ser RobrlugsmtttelsSom'
miTIion erb66te Rotionen psrIangea
fpllte. Damn spaen bic 4rRiter our9
Die Gtraben uno md69ten An9rlfTe
aS sobriten uno 2Goer. GO eretgne'
ZEN ii6 ptele 3uianmenfDbe, a6er be
qoliaet bate bic 2ontrolle iiber ole
5emorftrontm perloren. Sebterc ertis
beften elm eroBes Nuontum ppn &ars
tofFeln, oas na9 Gpthenburs abgehen
fonte, aber aui 0erIangen bes Goltes
pm Der RGbrunesmttteI Somn1'llloH
iibernpmmen tpuros
Drei entente premters in
Spufereua
@a1ts, 20. gpriI. Ser grelnier
Mlerorrbre gtbot unb ber brittine
gremier 2lopb George tebrteu am
Ssreitae ppn SaDopen srtriid, no iie
cine aonferen5 NIT ben italientihen
9renrier BoIeIfi urb bem itulienildrn
WeiniSfer bes g(eubereu Baron Sors
ninp nit geBus uuf oie &poperattou
ssuifd,xn ben G1teYteuld@tea bcttel
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General Gurfp
proteftirt bases.n. bag bisaruppen
na9 8elisben OffBisr. .rnsHnsn.
Serbafteu ober a6iessn.
Gr srtIirt, bab bies gu elmer Dess
organization Der grmse fiihreR
nliife.

ct. petersburg, 70. Ipril.
lIeber 3pnbon, 20. gpril. General
@urtp, Der aommarpsur Der ruff
idsn Sruppen On ber Dsiili4enJ JrOnt,
bat cine protlamutioa an bic SoIbq,
ten erIaHen, in Der sr srtIdrt, bab bic
GrpGblung, @erhaftuns unb eHtlais
iung ben Dffi5iegsn bon allen Rdngs
tlaFen isitens Der SolOatsu 9elssd'
tionsn iebr iddbIi5 isi unb bic
i9linrmiten 5Dlgeu bdbeH tonne. Ges
neral Gurto ertIdrt, bab bas Rs4t,
Ofiistsre 5u ern,HnsH, MIR ben Sols
bdten nj ct. psisrsburs uno Rostdu
suitebe, bic bire.t fiir bic RebolutioH
perantportli6 i.ien, uHb bab ielbit
Der Rath Der SOIoaten unb Qlbgeorbs
neten bieies priBip ansrtenne.
Der 0enreol psiit barauf bin, bdb
bic Qlripenburs b,s Gebrauds auf
bic ottipe armee 9ssorsaniiation CUR
ssolae sabeu mlFc uub bic 9erant'
iportlidteit fur oi. militdrii9en Ope'
rationen in be 6inoe Der sernstrIsH
Golbaten lege.
scsu eiuein peitsren Irmee6efeN err
b0bt generul Gurto bic 3abl Der
ilrlaubtr Guf fi.6su bonn 9unSsrt,
unb er perfiisi, Oab bic Solbaten ss
unter iid isfbf ausma4eu ioasrL tper
beutlaaM perbea loa.
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Die Sp3ialiften BON 9lr.
gentimien
in ge8us atf bic Oettfhlarb gesen.
i,ber etIBnihlogel1oe Bolitit
irneittig.

9uenos 8, 20. Gprn. s5rl
eirr 8eriauurtflrrig BON So5inltiter
lam es BIER an 5reitoq IN ge5Hg Glii
Sie Tofitif Qreartirielts Teutiblauo
geeatiiber Su etnenr 8ruf,e. Tele Neit.
siieber bepiuritigten Die aIfredrerbaI.
hing abfolittrr ReutraIitdt. ipibreuo
anoere ipiirtiften, odb 6ie Purtei &C.
5en ben oeiitiben YtiIrtarisnHs uno
Sie sSlbrlmg bes Tnlftbootfrieges
Steltng nebn1e.
9tah einer itirrrriider @eratbime
ncbm 6os GTefntio-Somnrittee nit ei.
ner 2lpeibrittsl. Ieelrrbeit cine @rfld-
rlulp on, pelde Der beooritehcnoen
nationalen SosiaIiiten .&onoentioi,
inIter6reitet tDetben ioG, urb IN Der
es beiBt. 6nB OeiitiflortOs SGlIdrboot'
Metbooen bas @olferreht perleten,
Sdb Die @artci aber bafiir iei, 6aB etsle
A5eilcgitna Der 9tifereBen alif 6tplo-
matiidem @ege periiidt merbe. DuA
ipirb bic geHiiduns bon S4iffen ems
pfobLen. Die Webr3obl Der io5inIiiti.
ifen Observation-Disclosures biliet
bieie @rflarIng.
Snternirte beuti4e
Dampfer
Neonteptbep, llrusuop, 20.
9lpril. Die Mof9inen Der beutfen
9ampfer, bic felt bem ausbru9 bes
arieses bier eelegert iino Don ben
geiasuneen bei9dbigt fporben.
Die Rseieruns bat pessn Der 1lnt
ruben tn Rio Gra1be bo Sul 5rups
pen na& bsr hraiilinGiI4ea Grsras
.eEfd+
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torn1en uno mir6 fofort feline gfIib.
ten in o.m iesigen Cit Der belgii4ea
Megierllng Rernebmen. CIR mh6 in.
nerbab Der ndGiten Gage Dem &5nig
gllbert feine Glrftpartlma rnoAen.
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9iesbe5ii9lide @prid)ldge bent senat rmter>
breitet.
Die ](adridtcn pom Eriegs(daup(ab mcrfen menig|
ci6t auf ole Situation


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Diph iofOrt gum TsilitdrOisait bsraH'
seSosei tperbsn,
Die au4 ale aeute nit dr5tIt4tu
aerrtniiisn i'm miIitdrpfIi4ti9eu
gllter.

2onbon, 20. april. 9as &riegs'
.abiust bat am Jreitog eHtl9leoen,
bab ieber 2lrst unb Gbirlrs unb ieosr
Rann nit dratli9en aenutniHen Der
TIM nilitGrpfIi4tisen Glter feht, ios
fort sinsesogeH iperbeu IolI. Wait He'
aug auf ben 8efsH tpurbe bic fol9enoe
offi3ieIfe Grtfdrunq abgeseben:
Der Jefnb fiibrt unter gtiba9tnns
aller Regslu Der &riegfiibruHg bel cis
piliiirten Tationeu tinsn llnterise'
irisg seseu uniere Sofpitalf4Tte
unb aus bhIen GriinbeH III ss
n5tbig eelporben. buB Diele So'
fpitdler anber 2dnbes auf Der, oers
f6iebeneu &riessi3aupfdben erri4tet
perben, nm uniere &rantsu uub ger'
puubeteH perpflesen gu toHnen. I'm
bies 70 itnea als m5gIih tbun gu
t0nnen, 1T ss n6tbis, bab mir uns
Der Disnits eines ieben ar8tes perii,
fern, Der I'm SDnigrei3 e1tbebrt ipers
hen fduuS