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4 Serious Situation

1t will be seen that the estimated ex-
penditures for these purposes will ex-
coed by SlO,O00,000 the total estimated
taxation revenue of the government.
IL is seriously to be questioned
whether any other nation ever faced
such a situation as this either in war
or peace. IL is absolutely certain, OF
course, that no other nation in modern
times ever authorized such a lavish
outlay of its resources. Think OF il. a
sum S10,000,000 greater than the total
taxation revenue Of the government to
be expended upon war preparedness
and war pensions, while a necessity is
created that all of the other needs Of
the government be provided for
through increases in taxation.
The situation suggests many novel
and interesting thoughts. Has the
time come when all OF the other actiyi-
ties Of the government are OF such
shallow Importance as compared with
this business OF building armed ships
and buying cannon and drilling men to
be soldiers and sailors? AS the day
of peace in Europe draws near and the
sparks of that conflagration disappear
from international skies, it is we'll that
we should pause to reflect upon what
seems to me the disproportionate and
irrational ratio between the prepared
ness activities of the government and
its other benefcent activities. If the
government were at war it could hard
ly devote a larger percentage of its
revenues to the maintenance OF its
armies and OF its former soldiers than
it does at present. No pacifst argu-
ment need be involved. it seems to me,
in the substantiation of a desire that
the people permit their minds to dwell
upon the facts / have set forth. My
argument does not relate to the wis
dom Of the country being adequately
prepared to protect itself. have al
ways held out for adequate preparation
for national defence, and my differ
ences with the leaders of the So
called preparedness or militaristic
movement have been solely as TO the
measure Of army and navy develop
ment which constitute adequate pre-
paredness.
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That there will not be a great expan-
sion OF business after the war. but in
stead two or three years when profits
will be small, was the opinion ex.
pressed by Sir Edmund Osler. presi.
cent Of the Dominion Bank Of Canada.
at the annual meeting. Those who
placed themselves in position to tide
over these lean years and who would
be able TO make both ends meet would
be richly rewarded, for he expected the
country would make great and rapid
progress after the readjustment period
had been passed. immigration would
come as fast as the country could take
care Of it. The returned soldier must
be the first 10 be provided with en-
ployment, and Sir Edmund feared that
not a great proportion Of them would
go TO work OH the farms He thought
it would be extremely unwisc to at
tract 20 this country men who would
flock TO the cities. Sir Edmund said
that there had been little attempt at
thrift by Canadians as n rule yet. but
he earnestly hoped that the people OF
the country would take to heart the
appeal Of the Finance Minister For
himself, he could reach no other con-
clusion than that there would be much
unemployment for two years at least
after the war had ceased The pros
pcrity Of the country, he added, was
due largely 10 the vast expenditures
upon war material. The margin of
profits on war contracts. he pointed
out, was steadily decreasing because Of
the scarcity and high price OF labor
and material, and the situation was
approaching when profits would be
very narrow or would not exist at all.
The country would, In his opinion, soon
reach n time when there must be
reduction in costs or reconstruction
would be impossible.
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Bankers explained during the
week that the adoption by the Ar
gentine government Of a plan for
the creation of S25O,OOO,O00 con-
solidated loan did not mean that the
Latin-American republic contem-
plated issuing any such amount Of
securities at this time. Arrange
ment has been made by the Argen-
tine government for paying of $751;
100000 in notes maturing here this
month with cash.
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2' '3l Ches,nu S,y.s
Philadelphia. January Is Ni,
FTDEITTY TRUST COMPANY l,o,r,.i, \.
Fidelity Insurance. trust ld Safs Deposit -,
rsnyl. Trustee under Mortgage n ne Wg,.
Cramp Sons slip aud Engine Rulldirs a..
rsrg dat,l March D. 1900. invites trt.,, !,
proposals for bonds issurd under ssid N,,.r,
ID be surrendered Tor redemption. prcp,,l, =,
be opened and awards made % Tebusr, 4,
1917. at ~ O'Clock VI.
FIDELITY rRr ST C0SlPsNr.
William =. Get Pns4-,
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A Danish correspondent Of "Ihe
Times Of Lordon, writes that al
though the war profits attributed to
neutrals by belligerents are greatly ex-
aggerated in the case Of Denmark, the
country has undoubtedly made corn
paratiyely enormous profits during the
last two years These profits have
mainly been made By the shipping and
farming industries. II must be remem-
bered, however, that a great proportion
Of the profit shown on paper is i'm
mediately swallowed up by the largely
enhanced prices OF all necessares OF
life and by the taxation for military
expenditure, which has necessarily been
very much increased. Taxes in Dem
mark have been multiplied on all large
incomes-war profits-but there is not
yet any important increase Of taxes
on fortunes. Large incomes pay. in
rates and taxes, about 40 to 45 per
cent, and this applies not only to indi-
viduals, but also to limited companies
and other institutions where taxes are
levied before the dividends are paid.
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terprises other than tnat OF prepaiO GU
ness and that the Congress should be
ready to devote a proper part OF the
governments revenue TO these enter
prises.
II wa. consideration for this need
that the people be impressed with the
fact that large proportion OF the gov
ernment's income is being devoted to
the army and navy that moved the
Wavs and Means Committee to desig-
nate the new revenue bill as measure
10 provide for the expense of prepared
mss increases. We have had war
taxes in the past levied to provide
emergency revenue, many OF whlen
were more or less unpopular despite
tho fact that the necessity for revenue
to take the place Of the deficient Gus
tom moneys was universally recognized
II was felt when the committee came
TO draft the new revenue measure oy
which a deficit in the Treasury Will De
avoided that the new taxes would be
much less irritating to the taxpayers
if they were specifically directed to be
applied to the preparedness develop
ment.
Popularity of Preparedness
No one questions the popularity
Of preparedness at least, government
officials do not appear to question IT,
There always has been feeling among
public men. however, that extension Of
taxes was fraught with the danger OF
arousing the public irritability. This
danger might be said TO have increased
fourfold when in two successive years
Congress found il necessary to adopt
two new revenue laws and providing
additional revenue Of approximately
5000 900 900. We who favored the plan
adopted in the present revenue law feel
that the advocates of preparedness may
he expected to evince willingness to
ioin in defraying the expense OF pre-
DarcOneSSs anu ~ We ""''N' f
logical expressions Of discomfort with
the new taxation.
A plan was suggested to the Ways
and Means Committee designed to pre-
vent increases in the expenditures OF
the government beyond the unprece-
denied totals which are to be author
lied at this session of Congress. That
nlan involved the enactment of pro
vision of the revenue law that if at any
time IL should be found necessary To
secure revenue IN addition to that pro-
vided by the laws passed at this Con-
gress il should be done by reduction
Of income tax exemption and the es-
tablishment of rates which would pro-
vide approximately s1OO,OOO,OOO. The
proponents of this plan figure that such
a provision would etfectually estor
any extravagant additional approprla-
tons in the future. The Congressman
who voted for such an increase in tax
alton would weigh we'll the eXpendi-
lures TO which the new revenue should
be devoted. He would hearken to the
warning that severe political penalty
would be exacted by his constituents
if the increases were i'll considered.
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A committee Of the National Legis-
lature has requested the Norwegian
government not TO allow in future for
eigners or foreign companies to ac-
ouire Norwegian waterfalls except in
special circumstances.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
18TH
PREFERRED
DIVIDEND

~ the Preferred spital stocs ne Conpssy avn.
February 7sh. 1917. 10 stockholders Of recoss AZ a,
lose o business February l6th. 1917. Taa,i,i kr.,
will nor be closed. G. ?. WELLS. rs.rus
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ever, until the international outlook
clears.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-12
Die 4amdbbootfrage.
gunbssregierung pirb IN senauer
llebereinitimmung nit bem @0ls
ferredt banbeln.

WafbingtoH, 3. g.. II. Rdr5.
9a bic Rssieruns Der 8ereinigten
Stanten ertldrt bat, bnB lie nit ber
8sitiiduns DON aauffart9eifabren Dor'
augeben pirb, purbe an Sonatag
nihis meter betannt gegeben.
8iels bo6intereHanis 5roeen NIT
8s3ug ouf bic neue bon Der Resisruns
g.ipGblte politit blisben unbeantipor>
iet unb bic sin5ige Grtldrung, bic
amtIid am Sonntag erlahen ipuroe.
mar, bag bic Rssisrung a5folui nidts
tbun ipirb, mas nidt i'm gintlans nit
ben Sabunsen bss g0lterre9ts ftsbt.
Gngeii6t Der 6a9ridten iiber ben
Wangel BON Rabrunssmitteln in
Deuti9lanb bic Groberuns 8asbabs
burd bic gnsIdnber unb uuf @runS
anberer geadri9ien, bic man bier als
unsiinitig fir bic GentraImd9te bes
trattet, era6ten ssipiiIe amtlide arei'
ie Elm tpsitsrss Griebensanerbieten bon
Seiten Der Gentralmdhte fir nOsli6.
prGiibent WilIon, Der fih bon ieis
ner GrtGltuns, bic Jpn bic sanae Wos
de ans gstt fsHslte, langfam erbolt,
blieb ben gan3eH Gag iiber 5u 9auie.
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baB IL Wobnbdufer unb cine bebsus
isnbe In5abI DoR Stallungen 3erit0rt
rutoe;i. gs tplrbe bort allgelnein ais
pl1res Mitnber ernd)tet, bab 9sie.
mant ernitIi4 perIest fporoen 1T. Nnr
gnR .peliig. perioneil ipnroen leidlt
1erlett. Ger Stliriuiuin0 erlaubte lid;
in Irotlpoob allcrhnno Sdcr3c. 70
riiroen Die 1ofer por Siuci SfdllclI
atgeoerft ulo aud Die Seiteuuanoe
fcrtf eriiien, ater oas III BEN Stalllul'
arn teiinoliGe gicb fam unuerlcbt
oiDon.
Sn einem gaanbeIbiloeribeater In
Ganfon nuroe eine Banif 0a6iirtD Der.
iirioat, odb Sdieferplatten bonn Gadj
Iasgcriiien ipnroen niio nit filr9tba.
reul 2tirm ilieoeritiir5teu. Gum @liitf
bsianben lid, MIR tpenige perionen III
bem Tbeater, ioocB BEL Dem !oermis.
itiirmen Riemunb 3u Shaben fam.
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ScHtihes Sbeater in GBirass
perfradt.

gbicasos DeuF6es 96eaier TN
8ufb 3eInpeI 1T BON ben itGbttiden
8e90rben gei9lofen iporben, neil 0is
0ergniigungslSens ni9t be5abH nlirs
De. Stabteinnebuler 5orsbers bate
| fi6 borige @ode bereit ertlGrt, iie
Don $500 allf 5000 berabauiebeHy
ipenn Der b04ite @intrtttspreis DON
81 auf SO Gents ermdbist perbe, uno
Director Waar 9antI9 mar mutiirItH
nit Sreltben bierauf eingegansen. @r
Iieb dber bic 5ur 3ablung feitgeiebte
5riit psrftrei4en, iObaB bann bie gsos
li5ei ibres @mtes iDalten mubte. Dd
bus publitim ni9t borber in Gennts
nib sefeBt porben mar, ftelIte es fi9,
segen 500 perioneu fart, por benz
Sbeater elm, rub mnbte an Der Tbiir
5uriidgeipiefen tDerben. SieIes pGr
bic grOBte Wenf4enmafe, tpel9e man
lett ldngerer 3eit bort geisben bate.
@s banbeIte ii3 ndmlt9 I'm cine Be-
nefisDoritelIuna uitb Der 8etreffeubs,
Dem Der @rtrag 5ugute tommeu foil.
te, bate felt Wonatsn bic emfigfts
S6dtisteit entfaltet. I'm girtrittss
fartsn an ben Mann gu bringen-
Spnit mar bas !Saus meiitens lser
gepeien, an manden Gbenben ipareu
feline fiinf5is perionen barin gu fin'
ben. Sb es Sirettor 9Gnil9, ber
fi9 felt Wtonaten in ber mtbli4itsu
Jiaanslage befinbet. selinsen pirb,
Die nDtbiseu 5000 a1f5ubringeu uHo
Oh er bas abeater pisber er0ffnen
pirb ,muB babingritellt bleibeu. Sbats
fade TT a6er, oaB ct fetnen S9ouipies
lern an riititaHbiger Sage nambafte
gtrdge f4uIbet, bas @elD aber Mrs
genbs aIf5utretben oermo9te. 8te &c
ii3 ii6erbaupt 10 Ianse iiber 8aiIer
balteu tonnte til 9ielen elm HdtbIel,
oenn Der 8efu4 lieB Don @nfana an
10 5iemlib alles gu piini9en iibris.
8ei 8eginn Der Saiion bate er elm
leibli9es Yeri beiIammen, nit
bem en- bunn faft ausf4lieBlitb 0perets
ten auffii6rte; als bic Wttere odnn
aber INNER grDber ipurbe, oerIie5en
i'm feline beften &rGf& unb an iErer
SfeGe purben mtrberipertbige, gum
SAeil 2eute, bic bier friiber in ben
Sauentbeatern semirHt batten, ansss
felt. gs gins bon Stufe gu Stuie
binunter. SroBOem tpagte Der Oirettor
fi9 nod tiir5li5 an @erte ME Rebs
lers Sper Ser Sron1petsr oon Gdts
fingen" unb !6auptmanns r9anHctcs
9tmmclfabr# beran. 3pg man ale
8rbdltnifTe in 9etra6t, 70 tpurbe i'm.
merbin nod gang anne9mbares gelei<
itet, DON einem tpirtlt6en 3unifsenub
tonnte aber natiirli6 ni9t bic Hebe
Iein. lin bos Deutf6e Sbeater in
@bicaeo 1T es ulip tpieber einmaI febr
f9le9t beitellt, uno fpie ss in Der Gus
funft bdmit iperben tptrb, lam 1tez
manb fagen, tpeHn ni6t Elm Retter in
Der Hotb eri6eint, Elm febr erfa9rener
tbattrdftiger Mann, Der aud ii6er bic
n0tbigen 9elber oerfiiqt, biirfte es
f6ier unm6glif Ietn, ben o0lIig uers
fdbrenen Sbespistarren pieoer fl0ft
gum ahen.
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| Soc apan soc @alter.
man. William 8rabh Uac.
elure 2lDe., Sduisr aerft0rt.
So9n @onnellh 1340 GER
i4eQ 9Oe., Sous ssritDrt.
abam Sad, aeb6ant atOe.,
Saus serit6rt.
@eO. 80. Safer, 1885 9elta
2lbe., besgl.
SORn smith 1921 Delta atDes
nue.. besgl.
W m. Senneten, 1889 Delta
abe, besgl. Die Sgdnilie bef1nb fi9
ipGbrenb Der &ataitropbe i'm Srpbeum
Sbeatsr uno fanb bic 8eripiiituns Bel
i6rer 5eimte6r.
q. Dt. goulDare, 1901 Grace
2ibe.. Sans uno Garage 5erIt6rt.
gtta 9oe, 8rieit 2fpe., Sals
itart 6eidsdoist, Gab a6ge6edt.
Ism. 0fippeh 1912 Grace abe.,
aeSgleiden.
" v. y df0 ell er, 1917 S1tr1-
con- aoe, Garage un6 9lutomobu get.
ltorr; @o6nbaus itarf beidNoist.
g. s. Mu n on 1919 Duncan
gipe, &aus itarf beiddbigt.
Sarrp Grper 1880 Gu1nan
Gbe., oe5gl., DAD abgebedt.
81. S. $. @ r. 1906 Duncan
@benue, oesgl.
@cnrp Sunsinger 1910
0uncan aoe., besgl.
Gic beioen 2esteren un6 6era Sa.
milien fonnten ii6 mIr nit fnapper
Rctb III Si9er6eit brtngen.
auBer0em beridtet bic BoIi3ei,
hab IN 2iuuoo6 au6 cine Arsabl Sau.
Ier umgeTest morben ieien, cine Cite
hcriel6en a6er nc6 ni9t tsrDolitG1p-
Sigt peroen fonrte.
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seirperiamnlnns bes saialleflnbs.

Sie fprtf9rtttli6en 9lrbeiter paren
eeitern nit ibren 5amiIien our uuters
bultung Des 2aIaaetIu6s eri4ienen,
bic i'm sroben Saal Der arbeiterhalle
dbgebolten fpurbe. IS CAB prdGtise
2ieoerpprtrGge, ernite unO beitere Res
ben unb etli9e Der Sungesbriioer ere
ipieien ii9 uls erittloIIige Sumoriiten-
Der 0ertpegb W}Gnner4or, Der
Oeuti6sllngarii9e Nrbeiter MtGnners
dor iotpte Der gdder Union 9eTang.
berein fangen eirSeln unb i'm Wlaipn'
dor uno er8ieIten nit i6ren 0drbies
tungen eiren groBeu Grfol9. Serr 9as
gen bieIt eine aiinbenre 9luipra9e iiber
bic Sagesfrugeu unO auberbem prrs
ben oerfhiebens bumoriitiI6e @ors
trGge aebaIten. Die Sdtpei8er @qita'
torin Qnnelieie Ruegg, Die gtahnit.
tags in SumiIton geipro9eu bate.
trdf i'm 2aufs bes glbenbs Elm uub
bielt einen IGngerer @Ortrdg ii6er
un6 So3iulismus. Va audi
fir Spetfe urb Grant beIters qeforgt
mar 10 mar Der Grfolg Der unterbalc
tuna unbeItrttten.
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Wdnn; sefallen iinb 10000, Derpun.
bet 22,000 unO se5angen 10000.
Serbien bat 10000 Sobte, $4,000
Wsripun6ete. ipdbrenb bic 3abl bsr In
bic @efangenfhdft Geratbenen. biz
fsbr srOb 1T, ui4t ermittelt pe-ben
fam.
3eutfdlanbs GdammtDsrluite Be-
laufen ii9 auf 1,5S5, 200 Mann. Va
bon iinb $4,000 sefalen. 100000
perpunbet unb 245, 900 in bic 8ef1Is
geni9aft seratben ober iperben rsrs
mibt.
Deiterrei6s @elammtperluit betrGst
1.469,1oo Munn; gefulItn iinb 523,>
100, peripunbet Durben 355, 900, in
bic Gsfanssni4aft seratbsn uno Ders
mibt fperben 591, 900.
Die 2iirtei bat Ibpere gsrluite err
litten. Sbre Gefammtoerluite belrus
fen iid auf 100000 Mann; gefalIsn
iinb $4,000, psripunbst 10000 uub
in bic @efangenfhdft seratben unb
permibt tperben 10000.
9ulgdrien bat bic oeringften ,9ers
lutte aufSuipsifen, ndmli9 20,500
Wtann. Gefallsn fnb bierDon 1900,
perpunbet 1000 unb ssfangen uuo
permibt 5000.
IN
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RerfDnals lsNptisem.

Jrau Grnft Sosmeier, cine
langjdbrtge 8epobnertn BON geGeoue,
&p.. 1T bufelbft seftern Morgen nad
mebrmonatieem 2eiben i'm 9llter bon
SO Sa6ren geitor6en. Sic mar als
ainb nit i6ren @ltern aug Delttf6s
Lamb eingetporbert unb bate fat ibr
gan5es2eben lang in 8elleOue geDohnt,
tpofelbt t6rperforbener 9atte Elm an
gefebener 9efddftsmann unb politiz
fer mar unb ms6rere Sabre Lang bsm
Stabtratb anssb6rt bate. Die Beer
bigung finbet am Oierftag 9a9mits
tag pon Der Wobnrng i6rer Sohter
Srau %. 6. 8admeber, 80 Dunn
fries @penue in Sort sbomas, aus
auf bem gpergreen Jrieb6of ftutt.
Die iterblide Sii[Ie bes greiIen 9ios
niers Serrn Srib GtpaIo pirb
an Sienitag Murgen BON Saufe Der
Sodter 5rdu 8. Gappel, 1914 2tnn
Strabe, aug sur eptgen Rube ssbets
tst iperben, na9bem IN Der Ct. So
fep6sttr6e Elm feierlihes Reqrisn
ffattgefunben bat. Der alte Serr, pelz
der bas bpbc 2tltsr BON 90 Sabren ers
rsi6te, fhfoB bergangenen Srsttag i'm
Sdufe feiner gntelin sSrau s. Henr
MEIER, 3507 @lsntpap @perus, bic mis-
ben auaen gum etpigen SdIuumer.
0rei 9enerGtipneu trauern an ierlem
Sarge.
Serr Witliam u. Gem m n,
8iseprGfibent Der Siirften Sritten
RationaIbant, 1T geftsrn in feinem
6a,rfs, 1857 Wop strabe, natb bier
p0&oem 2eiben seftorben, Gr purbe
in Srfpr6 ssboren unb biHterlGBt
bic Satin uno cine Sodter.
Ser sabatbGnbIer 2ouis gletps
5ursb. grGfibent Der 2ouis gaepe
burgb Sobacco Co., 1T eeitern na9
tur5em 2eibsn i'm 9llter Don rs Sob
rem geftprben. Gr mar uls Sabats
tenner nm eansen 9anbe betannt tInb
aoIt als IutoritGt. gr tpurbs in Netp
gort ge6oren unb fam 1860 na4
Cincinnati.
Die irbtfde SiiIIe Der in Sprfngs
fieIb, 8, perlngliidteu Truu
Sophia Starte tpurbe geitern
Ra6mittda i'm &remotprirrm ben
ldilternben 5laHrnen iberaebe1. Die
2eide fpurbe ppm Sauie Der Trlu
Sreb. Ru6l, 1871 Solopnb 9lperlte,
nad benz 9rematprium aebro6t, mos
isIbit bon gaitpr 8. 9. Giienlobr bic
@ebG6tntbfeier obgebalten nurbe.
Den mrtiitalif6en Shelf Der 5cier
fiibrte bic Srganiittn sgrau Weibmann
nus. prd6tige glltmen tparen bem
gtnbenten Der 70 idb aug benz 2eben
6eThiebenen eefpiomet tporber. Inter
ben 9eibtroeenber bsfanben iitb sabls
rsihe 9ptbiasritter Ippie Seputatips
nen aug SpringfteIb. 9lls gabrtu6=
TRIGGER batten bic Serren 5. 6. gmitb,
Senrp 6errmunn, Dm. S6tpeids
barbt, Dr. s. +. gluntou, afbert
Steu. @prbon gotpe, @b. SornsI.p
unb Ben. Irter Der @erbli9enen ben
Iesten 2iebesbienit ertpieIsn.
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Temer.

en- Der @aruge beg Wm. y.
Siefte bsging elmer Der 2lngeIteltsn'
2yranf slipper, 415 8eit GOart Str,
geItern Rabmtttas bic llnooritatig'
fett NIT einem brennerTben 3uHDbola
ben Waptur eiueg 9lutomobils unters
fu6en gu tppIIen, nIs pLOBlid etne @a'
foIinerploTiOn erfOigte. Das odhnr1
perurfa9te Geuer, pas balb bon osr
alarmirten gyeueriretr geIOi9t uurpe'
ribtets einen S9aben bon $500 an.
- @dbrerto beg llutpetters, oas
oeitern glbenb tur, pDr att ubr mus
tbete. T6lus Der 9lib m etnsn Wagen'
ibuppen bss Gents lIfirger, 3o7
Sprins @rDpe glpeHlIe etu UNI @
uusbe s10o S2abeg aueert9tet.
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@eaen ben Srieg.

Die peoples Gburd uub Der biefise
3peia Der antimilitartiten=llnion bats
ten fi6 fir ibre geftrise @erIammIung
i'm @ranb Opernbaus 8r. Stepbeu
9. @tIe DOn Retp gprt als Rebner
perf6riebeu. Serfelbe iolIte gesen ben
&rteg, grgen Ntilttorismus, segen
3panasausbebung, fir Srisben uRo
fir gteFereuhum fpre6en. Sds that er
Sfpar ni9t, bafiir i6tmpfts er duf ben
preuBif6en Militdrismus unb fpra4
i'm iibrigeu reibIib piel 9ls4.
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Tas Tad)mittagsfpnser

Sas geItige geadrurittaesfon5 ert
bcs Snntpbonie Srdefters m Der Wat.
iifbaGe mar pieberum tis Birr Sal.
'lingsfrnft oer !5aGe beiutt. Sos Ilb.
hitorilm bate an BEN Horeebotent,n
GeniiIien eiuen bebren @erltb urIo
oarSte baiiir 6urb her5Iihen gtpplau 8
Ser 9irigeitten Or. alm>paIo, bern
Or6eiter unS Der Soliitin SRI. Char =.
Iotte Sunonan, Sic mir ihren perit)ic.
fenefl g[rten Hltrore nlathte.
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Tdagt fd)on an.
pOIniide Ropbi.s inf5enirtsu ia
solebo cine Deutiaenbas.

soIebo, O., II. Mdra. Sr
Der GamIiaa Ratt infsenirtsn msbre'
re barbipii9fiss polnii4e RopSies sin'
Deutitenbab. sic bra9teR siner
p5belbaufsn aufamnen unS 5ossr
6dnn, Elm Sternsnbnnner pordiftrd'
ssnb, NIT geiobI in elm 0tsrtsI, bal
| fait ausfdliebli9 bon DeuifdsIme'
ritanern betpobnt ipirb. Gs Tom su
einer r.selredten G9Iaft, s.legsnt'
lid pel4er peri9iebsne perionen per-
lett ipurben, bis es Der poIi5ei &C.
lang, ben pobel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unb bic Raoelsfiibrer su berbaft:n-
S;arb an gtutbersiftuns
Baltimore II. Mdra. -
Or. elmer Reipeomer, Der Superins
tenbent beg Wsarplanb General 5ofpts
taIs, itorb am Gonntas am ben SOL
gen elmer 9lutpsrgfftune, bic er fi6
Dor sinissn Saeen s.lessntIia elmer
Obbutiion silesostn battle.
Rom mt3ura aoufertna.
Berlin, II. Mdr5, pia gtmfi.r'
BAN unb 2onbon. GB ipurbe amilid
betannt segeben, bab Der General'
fiobs9ef Der 5itsrrsitii3 unsariIden
qlrmse JsIbmaridaIl Gra bon Strau,
benburg ON Sonntag TN Gruben
5auptquartier Der beltfden Mrmee
eingetroffen if, um an Beratbinsen
thsilsunebmen.
unb ipenn don.
2onbon, IL. Mdr,. SHE bem
Reuter'Iden Bureau aus 2orfu ses
melbet tuirb, foq in einem Snternir'
ienlaser In llngarn Der pormalise fer'
bifde premiermtniiier Noatumopit4
ssfOrbsH lem.
Soaban 4baiumopitf3 mar gres
mierminiIter Der propilorifden Resie.
rung, bic na4 ber DOT pierJebn Sob
rem erfolgten Grmorbuns bss a5nigs
2lleranber unb Der a5nigin Orasa in
gelsrab in's 2eben serufeu iuurbe.
MAS BITE .R6Inif9e DoItss
seituns' fast
MmF.rbam, bia 2onbon, IL.
Mdrs. Die .a5InHde 3siiuns. sibt
IN einsm artiisl su. bab burd bic Be-
ffiidung Der aneri,anifden aauffar.
ttstfabrer bic Gage DeutIdldnbs srn.
fer seitaltet tpiirbs. 9ie 3eitiins sibt
Der anfidt ausbrud. bah bic Mmeri.
saner es nint Febr lsi9t finben iperben.
Gefdiibe u. bic notbigen gtbingunsss
inannf1afien ,u lieferu unb fiist bann
binau, bob bic @sfabren fiir bic bsift.
I1en 1au9boote biirn folfx tefiiidten
Sdiffs taiim nepsr5bcrt tperbeu biirf'
ten.
mir kaben-, bsibt es in Dem Mrit.
lel ,peiter, .itsts ben Stanbpuntt bers
treten. bnB eine geiiesing Gnslanbs
iinmSglif fem tpiirbe, es iei bsnn mir
isim entf9lpHenen. "a NIT Mmerita
unf5nnebmen. Dieter 3aipunit m ieb.
6uoetreteu. Mepu bic Rrie9srslGSuuQ
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9plbblidl aeiturbeu.

Der 74siGbrigs @1i9uel &. Sroutss
624 Ri9monb StraBe, nurbe geiterra
@Ormitas in ieiner Bu9nune als Sci.
DIE sefunten. Coroner Sr. Bauer, Der
oieielbe bsIi6tigte, ertannie auf Sob
iNiolae natiirli8sr llria4gn.
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aonbon, II. 1drs. SHE bem
Reuter'fdsn Bureau aus aorfu ses
melbet ,rirb, folI In einem Snternir'
ienlaser In 1lngarn Der pormalise fer
bifte premierminiiter alDaiumoluit4
seforben fem,