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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

just as l was standing IT the tor of
the waii?" IL
much.
Il had one foo, on German terri
tory. the other on Swiss. when n great
clown OF an Al.atian soldier. one who
knew me- at homo, began saiutinS very
politely.
All. iicrr Lieutenant he says. In
tending TO pay me great compliment.
you arc letting pass a very great
mait---the mayor OF Co,mar.'
Il awaited no more court estes. but
descended the stairs into Switzerland
by leapins nine steps. Now dun CHEN.
hut It waS-what YOU call tia very
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Al SATIANS STILL LOYAL;
AFTER YEARS UNDER HUN.
ARE TRUE TO REPUBLIC

N'ithueu from J. iTst paE".)
We have spoken our love for France
a, tho cost OF our lives. Executions
have been many. and thousands Of
Xears OF Imprisonment havc, been or :
dcred by their councils OF war. And
It is not alone a matter OF language,
this loyalty. for the Alastians of the
upper Rhine" who speak the dialect.
have suffered no less terribly than the
others
In the larger cities. particularly
Metz and Strassburg. you will find
tn" Germans concentrated most thick
". When A!sacn-i.orrainc becomes
French asain-and We are sure OF it,
monsi.ur-th"rc Will be q scattering
from those large cities. because the
German population is mostly OF the
shall We care for those remaining? In
power The German is rude and brutal
out Of power he is dull and slavish"
France was wi.e TO send you here
on her high commission" ] suggested
France knows that | am like the
heart OF Alsace--all French" said NJ
Daniel B!umcnthal. My own country
must he returned to France or there
can I've no lasting peace. We will ac-
cept no sedativcs from Germany. no
hvpocritical offers TO become an au-
,onomous state in the German confcd-
GRAFTON. II is not alone tina, France
wants hcr Alsacc- Lorraine: hlsace-
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icai toy that has been turned around"
The former Mayor Of co;mar stroked
ais littlo gray beard and shot briEn,
sparks from his round, black eyes.
Il thought tho train took would
go right across tho Swiss border i,rt
1t was war time. and the Germans
wore not making Ii easy for cvca!in"
A!sati1ns'. About two miles from swift
Icrlard we we're taken off the t',i,i
and left to walk. found In that rlscc
'nany Swiss working women. standing
hnddlcd together. wondering how to
got back TO their homes. 'Marchons"
l told them. So "" advanced together
toward freedom like d little army
IL was at tho German outposts at
f-opoldshoehc that we met our last
obstacle. On the very wall thai marks
the border OF Switzerland stood n Ger
man herr lieutenant with sentries.
HALT. We do So
What business have you crossing
the borders In war time?
The ladies helped greatly oy weep
Ing In a loud voice and begging to be
permitted TO Join their husbands and
children. Again show the training
OF an avocat.
LEAPS NINE STEPS INTO
SWITZERLAND AND SAFETY
Herr Lieutenant" say. these
ladies' must not be separated from
their families OF neutral country
Neither should you hold from Switzer-
land an avocat who was obliged this
morning to cross the border in pursuit
Of his peaceful calling.
Pass! says tho lieutenant in the
disaEreeable voice OF 4 German officer
doing n favor.
Monsieur. it was by a stairway OF
n few steps that VIC mounted that wall
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slender escape" It"ts'
What became OF your wife, and two
daughters" | asked in mr. Jest muir.
sery manner.
''Ah. you sec We had arranged every.
thing. was more happy than sur
prised when they Joined me In Basic"
Weren't YOU afraid they'd miss con-
ncctions somewhere" imputed.
How could thcy?" he counter qucs-
toned. Did VIC not all make up tho
program together"
And babe him adieu. full of the
faith that Is making Alsace safe for
democracy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS AID
OF AUTOMOBILE MAKERS
War Industries Board Calls Into
Service Great Car Plants
or Country.
MAY TURN OUT MUNITloN
Passenger Car Production May &c
CurtaiIcd to Give More Time for
Trucks and Munitions Needed hv
Government.

AS u result of the conferences in
Washington last week between the
War Industries Board and the makers
OF automobiles. parts and accessories,
tho motor car makers were officially
recognized b. the government officials.
who requested that 4 committee be
appointed to assist At Washington in
Co-OrdlnatinE the war needs OF the
Government with the vast production
faculties OF the industry, whose leader
ship in Standardization and scientific
manufacturing is evidenced hy the
quantity production of the modern pas
scngcr car and truck.
General satisfaction has been OK
pressed at the outcome. which is Ill"
final result Of offers by the makers,
the first on March s when a definite
Offer was made TO p;ac" their facilities
at the disposal Of the government.
When the plan becomes operative, il
IL expected thnt great quantities Of,
munitions viii bc made III many ~ the
ass automobile plants. i'm order to do
which Il viii BE- necessary 10 reduce
the output al passenger cars. although
no spccifc reelection has been ordered
or planned TruclS production VIII in
crease becaus' uf tho need TO assist
the railroads IN -Aoyt-haui business.
War Hoard Appreciates.
Al the Washington conference. Judge
Lovctt and his associates on III. War
Industries Board expressed 10 the an
tomobile representatives their apprcciH-
tion Of tho wide ramincatious OF the
automobile industry. with i's 455
makers Of automobiles, with a produc-
tion OF cara and trucks last year OK
crcdinE 100000 vehicles: .he 1910
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And we SAID to him, as we say to
you, Why on earth wait? Prices
on new cars are going higher and
higher every minute. The best inform
ed authorities agree that new cars will
be hard to get at any price before
spring. And we showed him definitely
and conclusively that it would be very
much to his interest to trade In his old
car Immediately while we could still
offer him new Studebaker at it's pres
ent price.
He looked our new cars over, made a
few inquiries that showed him other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
KEEP YOUR CAR IN
CONDITION

A little extra attention to
your Ford car, little adjust
ment now and then, will help
to keep it in prime condition
and add to it's ability to serve
YOU most effectively. Our
splendid equipment puts us in
position to render this EXTRA
ATTENTION to Ford owners.
We will take pleasure in look
ing over your car just as often
as is needful.
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--yesterday was big day here!
Are YOU going to get in EARLY
on this liberal OFFER?
But why on earth wait

friend of ours told the other day that he wanted
trade his used car for Sudebaer within few months
but he didn't intend to his much this winter and
thought he would wait until spring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11

dealers were boosting prices almost
weekly without notice and came back to
lis in hurry to get his new car while he
could take advantage Of our liberal
Trade-In Sale-you know 1t lasts only
few days.
If you are the owner of good used
car Of any one Of eight standard makes,
the same liberal opportunity of this
"Thade-In Sale" is open to you. You
will be just as anxious to close a deal
with us as was this man, once you
know all the facts.
Drive the old car around our way and
let us make you an offer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
TAKE CARE OF YOUR
INVESTMENT

Your Ford car is an invest
ment which produces only when
1t Is working. 1t must be kept
in active daily commission to
realize the fullest value. TO give
this performance the car, like
any other piece of fine ma
chinery, requires occasional.
mechanical attention. We have
the best Of trained experts who
are pleased to give this ME-
CHANICAL ATTENTION.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-15
Bele. 5wiidtcnfan
wirS 5uucds Pctc
a~Mfeebamicbt!
Ter @rianOte ySbitlOf wnrOe niAt
beOrOcrt, iOnSern nitr sefGnisit
erindlt, bic Ilaase III itrcidleH.

@oibinpton, is, Sch. 9sidt
ollie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lino Der Ars
iiAt. 0ab Der belgiide 3miidenida
.5u ihtpercn @corgniiien aulab gibt-
9icie Serren iaacnL ooB Der a@uicri.
fauiide @eianote in 8riiiiel idmer.
lih ge3lpullgeii moroet iit ote oIre
rifoniihe Sabre pom Amtsgebouoe
81 %enticrnen ion0crn geidaigit er.
indlt imlroe, oieies 8t tun. Sold,
Gin @eiuh ii gang III CrOmmg, oo
bic omerifoniihe @CidnOtidaft &C.
idIoiicn 1T uno it'd AMI oelltiheul
@rltnO rno 8ooen beiiH0et.
Gle 8nnoesrcgierluig III terner
~uuterridtet morOpn 0aB Ger fir bic
bplgiidc Sllfsfommiiiion tatige
amcrituncr Gjlitap @crter an Der
belqiid %oeutidlen @rer5c nerhaitei
muroe, neil i'd geuug Atmerifnner
III @claicn b%cfinoeu, Die lid Der not.
leiOeuoeu 8eleier onuebHtelt.
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~Stiftmnosfcit
Scr Gomccrcial
Gasiel6c ipirO am nGfiten Counting
onrdD Gin arohee aOR5crt
gefeiert.

Der 10 beliebte Domen. @eiong
bcrein @oncorOia feiert an 5onntag,
Den rs. 5cbruor, lem adtcs 9Th
tmgsieit, fir meldes &apa &ecie
ein beionberS reihbaltigrs mo
tintlerildes $rogrunm angeleBt
bat. Die Stitunesieite Oieies Ser.
ems baben iih tets OILS tiinitlerilhe
Greigniiie ermieieu, mo IS bc0ort
oesbaI6 mobl auh MIR Oieies SIN.
wciics, I'M Die 6reuuoe oclttihei
@eionees sit Derdnlaiieu. lid Conn.
tog nofulitiag iul Niuiif Seim gde
I17. mo GaB. 5traBe. eiu5uiinoen.
Gas &en5ert beginut Inn $3.50 unO
obcnos I'M s llbr finoet ein 6citbna
tatt.
IS folgt biernlit oos rei66oltiee
4%rngronlm.
1. 5m Wtai, non @erlod). Qameu.
dor mt Manufacturing, Con.
coroia 0omenoercin Giouo:
MiiB Selen MIodin. = gegrit.
BunasrcOc.
2. Ole orci a%nmrraOen; Sermuuu.
Colo fiir Genor; @lr. @arrr
1iSbrow. @iunp. @}r8. Dis
broip,
3. Gic 2ie0cr; Saier. @cmii6ter
Gbor OcS 0mabd Wiuiifbcreins
NIT Eiono mo Greel.
4. Al Gambler al6mnbI1tter; Qanc.
Ia. Gnctt fiir 5rnei Giolinen.
8raii Gruit aeeie ttuO Sri. Glic
Heeie. b 9olerq; Gancla.
5oIo fit gioIine 6ruu Gruit
Reeie. q Roie6ilo; 0rumon0.
Guetfe iiir 9ioIine uuo alad.
nettc 6ralt ernit &ccie rmS
Strap 6rib 2nne9orIt.
rs, 5riib(ingserlDohen gerla. %.
mend)or init 8iano6egteitung
Gdmenbercin Gonenroio, Gid.
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I1lniiertc perIiercn
licben Nercplanc!
YIN Der &eits nRb Slfront tOmmi
e. 81 lsbbaftsn Snfantcric-
Sdarmiibeln.

Berlin. is. Sch. (Stmfenberidt J
0db ariegSolnt melocte beilte nddl.
mittag, ooB Der 6etno an Der 9seit.
front geitcrn iiebeu 4eroplane Der.
loren Bot. Selttnuut NON Ridtbofen
i6oB 5pci ~DerielbeN Derub. SUI galtt
gen bat oieier &elltannt bis jest II
ieiuolife 5|lue5euec sur Strede &c.
brnht.
Sn Dem 8cri6t belBt eS meiter
3luiid)eu Aruientiere8 uno 4rrns Ct.
eiQneten it'd 5oblreihe Sdnrmiisel,
Ger 6eino griff mieoerboIt an. wtir.
DC doer %ieOesltol init erhcblid)et
&erluiteu 5llrlidgeidlu9en.
llebcr 6relgniile an Der 8eitiroHt
miro beridtet Viii Der aopeISutsi
9obl muroe etie ritiiiide 6el0padjt
apH etner Abteilutg Snianieric ilher.
fuQcn: mir brottcn 10 @ciongent
eir Silomcitllh non oerielben 5tel.
le, nahe aNielth mtr0cu uon ,lnialt
terieabtcilihlgeu @ort0Bc gcgen oit
ruiiiideu Stearmgen untcrnomuen.
mir nnhmeu cine An5ahl Auiicu ge
iaugen mo ereberten elm @faidinen
gerDebr.
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GarHncr fcrccrt
1lrmicrilns cScr SdbMt
9ieeiernns iOll auniiabrer beitiideH
ooer linen Sesleitidliffc
9eben.

gSaibineton, is. 6eb. Reprd.
lentant @orOner bon Maiio6uietts
ioroerte beute DIE Reaterung olf,
amerifmniiden Sanorlsoompfern @e.
lhilte 3l lieferm ooer menu Dies
HidDt geiheAeu ioARe, oicielben OOH
ariegsidiifen begIeiten SIT loiien.
@letd5eitig griif Der grimme
0eutidenbuiier aud 8nl. i. grpuH
hi, neil er cine &anpngne ms sc.
BEN acrufeu babe, pelhe iidl an biz
6eiabett merIbet bic IN ieoes ytor.
mes Britt louert cine 5etgheit 0tl
oos Meiultut oes it1rfiten Der mettidl
liden Saitiuftc, oes Sultinftes oel
Selbiterhultnng iet
gbenio tpan0te it'd @or0ner ge.
gen oen Republifouer Moore bon
9enniDtponien melder filr5tid CT.
fart botte Dab Ole britiide jar.
buno Der geritte iar ben friegeri.
ihen @eiit geaen Geutidlono Der,
mtportlid iei mo idm1htC
DcutidIauo Degen Neiien u%nerbortel
9nrbnrei mo 5ilrdterlidfeit gcgal
Nihtfdalpfer.
Gadoem ct oei alus Der Grci9
niiie, Die at Dem Grnd ntit Getltid
lanO aefitbrt 3eoue pnilieren lieb
iagte Gardner: .So lit Die 2a9t
rect. aber lie fam 10 niht Inrgt
bleibeH. is lit iduel augeuifeiu
lid qemor0eL Dab omerifaniidl
aouffabrer nidt milens iino, Den
Sdrefen oes Oeutihen Iaudboot
frieges iits @eiidlt 81 iebelt, iolan
&C linen nidlt MtitteI 8ur @erteiOi
gnng gegebel meroea.
Mopre antiportete, oub 0eltidO
Iono nidt idlimmer ais GngIoni
lei mo oaB ole Ser. Staoten All.
DEM ariege berousgebolten iuerOcl
iioateu.
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i'm Pams einbcridbtct!

8oi6lngton. 10 sch. 0tC
8ebb'ihe 8orlage peldJe einen BRO.
bi6itions5Iioe sur aonititlttion Ocs
2onoes be8pcdt. murOe betite pom
Reprdientnnten Gurlin bon &irgi.
MEN i'm 9tnnlen oes aomitees fin
Gehtsloden gitnitig it'll Nauie Elm.
berihtet.
Gorlin erfldrte IN DEM 9eridr
Oes aomitees. oaB Is Der aongref
Dem 2aHoe iduloiq lei Die drngC
ben ein5elnen 5taoten 81 i%lnterbrei.
ten,
Ole Wtehrbeit Oes aoniitees battt
it'd bereits Dor @oden 5uguuiter
Der &orloge ausgeiproden II. better
9lnnabme befiruortet, Gle muB ID.
iDoHl POM Souie ME pom Senai
NIT elmer 3tpeiorittetmebrbeit onge.
nomltten meroeit. I'M ben einBelner
5tuoten 3l4r Hniiiitdtion ilbermit.
telt fper0en 5u t9nren. Damn mil,
fen bret @iertel Der 5toaten fiil
Den grobibitions5riaB %itintrueli ebC
er Der aonititHtion oes 2otl6es Elm.
petIeibt merOen tnnn. 8enn brei.
5etu Stdaten ongegen ltimmelt ii
bic &orIoge perworfen.
81 oern gcridt Oes aemitees
miro oarouf bingepieieiL. oaB iidl be.
refs ilber Die Nolite Der Stoutei
I5ugunitcu Der 9robibltion altsge
iprohen baber. mo 0aB aus 81
Gro5cnt oes @cbictes Der Der. 5tao
ten Die 0irtidlaften bertriebelt iii0
ionic oaB iiber SO Gro8ent Der 9c
polferung bes 2an0es IN 0ieieli sc
Diet DoEien. Gina 100000 0el
geboIferting olts alien Seilen DC:
! 5toates haben Oireft fir Die 4il
Habnte oieier &eiohition p~etitioniert
aGos Stolnitee fnnn Oober feinet
@runo ieben heiBt 6 gum ShluB
atues6oIb Den Staoteu lanaer oai
Hedt beripeigcrt per0en ioa, iibeI
Dieie 8orl1qe ab5uifimrncn.
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6er0rc Icbt Sic
Semtldpc Rc0tcrmn9!

Berlin. is. Sch. (sStmfen6eridt.)
Die lleberieeiide 9iahridtenogentur
melOet ygeim 8erlaiien 0es bent.
idjen @ebiets erilldte 9otihofter @e.
r1ro bic ihn bcgleiteHoen Gertreter
Geltihlm0s, Der 0entidlen 5egte.
rultg ieiieu 1er5liditen Gonf iitr biz
ibnl erlpieielien 3uuorfonlHleuGeiten
olls5uipreden. oQn Reaillotioner
Der Oeutihcu 9iegiertlng ltbertrefer
alle5. mos man iid onf Der ancrifa
niif)cn 9otidait uilO in Der amerifa
nliden aotpnie 9crlins peritellcr
fomltc. inete Der Gotidaiter, goeli
Idle @aitirelnoidnft un0 Hitterlidl
teit babeu lire grobe pd5reuo 0ieier
idmeren 1oQe brilliant beltanoelt
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Nadrtw6dtnaidle aOnutntionen.

3rel AoHDeHiioIten mer0en II
itaditer ISOLDE in Cn,aba obgebal.
ten meroeH. aaI Iienstag mi
0iittmod weroen Die ~tlei0erbano.
Ter Oes Staates i'm @otel 5outeneal
%5uianwnen fo,lmen Bon Mofitnf
bis 9iittiDod BeriarnatelH it'd oit
Gptontetriiten oes Stnntes ini Bar
ton SoteI ihr Grdiioent lit 9tal
9gqe BON Columbus mo oln 8on
nerstaa mo 3reitog geben iih in
Barton Sotel oie Slnpeliere bon zee
brasfa elm StellDiheiu.
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no: Wis Seller @iodlll
6. Ges Sdugcrs Croft ~. auo.
8ccic; Mdnnerdor q eapclla
Nganncrbor 0es Smabn W'iilii'
pcretns
7. Wtononatt Sueo Sam; DaTnell'
8oppelquartett.
S. Mtotber Of mine; Gomers. 1olo
fir Tenor. DIR. Snrr9 8is'
brolu. Giono: 9lrs. GiSbrolu.
%. Cine GDehterprobe int W}noHell'
peniionot y. 9e6nbaro. 9tl'
moriitiidc 55eue nit 8clntla.
Miitiif ION Naul Sinde.
@erionel;
Gie 8oritcbcrin oes @enlionats,
SSrou M}atbiloe &eeOer.
qun1; SRI. Morearetb SofiHiolt.
Bertha; Sri. 9ottie 2aur.
Clara; Sri. 5rene 9uid
Cora; SRI. 6ricOo &ecie.
Grno; SRI. Gle GrciuS
gina; Sri. Agnes Sadrnlailt.
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ccaislatur Ses
States Jcwa!

9cs gloines. So Is. Jeb. =
Ger 5enat itiaumte 9eltte oaiur. oas
ieBige 3Igarrttenperbo .C5eieB bei8a
bebaltea. Gie Suicide &oringe, mel.
die ltatt oeiieu cine G5cniierune 0es
3ienrrtteHuerfonfs uoriiebt mo ben.
iel6en an Mtn0eriabrige DerGlnOert,
'lpuroe Rieoergeiummt oesgleidGl
cine &otldBe 4roaOfoats Delde oos
bisberiae 6ieieB boridl1rien moate.
Wit ~ geael Is 5ttutulen Der.
mari geiterlt Der Seaat ben 9eridt
oes Mittel /lmo &eaefumitees
ueldes bic 3uritdlegung oer @6it.
moreihaa @orIage beiiiruortete mel.
dc einen 8ioerruf Der Suultol Nus.
0ebnIlngsltener perlalBt.
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Dl6men i'm ~beletI6en
beer ~SariiGocicst!

Berlin 10. sch. Gyunfenoepcite)
alis ben Altsiagcn belgiiher
ariegsgcianqelm gebt berbor Bob
Die III Der belgiidaI 9lralee Dicnei
Den 8Idlnen als @ilrger nnO 5ot-
oaten 3tDeiter alaiie bebanoelt mer.
Der. Die geiaugcnen 8ldlnen be.
tluaeu iidJ, oaiI in Aegimentern Die
at 5pei Grittcln ous 8famen Be.
iteber idnltltde Gffi5iere maD nidt
meni9er als 50 9ro5epf Der Inter.
uffijtere 8aaprten iino. Die 8e.
3iebuageu 5lpiideu 0ca 6roil5oierl
auo oen Gtdmen ieien a~uBeror0ent
lid idlehte 70 miiroen Die GldmeH
BON ben 6ruti5oien g. U v@alb.
Bodies gerorit Sauielloe bon
8eIaiar befdn0en itdl hi fron5oitidlen
@efdngniiien. neil iie lid rpeiaerten,
nod peiter ST fdmpfen Sin crit
ni gllter ron tG 2ya6ren iteben0et
gelsier. Der 8cd enQlano geflohen
mar mo oltf Aein gonoe arbeitete,
lUuroe BORT bon eineln 3lbilagenter
mHgeit0bert nno NIT @eidnqnis be.
orobt i1as e. nift in bic bcigiidc
arlHee eintrete.
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Scht ihr Ninn nns.

8eil ser NianrL Der iie beirateu
luollte, uid]ts bon Ilrem unebeliden
crit ~ Gage alten aitoe miiiet
molte. iebte ole 8tuaBigiolrige Yin
ia GlnDtou oosiclbe Mittmod in ei
llem l~eeritebenoen 6ouie nabe 80.
uBo Sones 5traBe aits. 2eute Der
9tadbari6aft. ole api bos ~ionoerbarc
gene5uien 0es iungeu Dlaodlens anl'
merfiam geInorOen pdreit, fdroen
Dos aiit0 mo benahridtcn Die DE.
b0roel. neldle bic ler5loie Ntttter
ieitnabmeii.
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Siinftcs nllS leStes
kcn5ert Scr Retailers!

Ger Giutrittsfortrn gorserfaui
iur Dos iifnffe uBo leBte aon5ert
Der Retailers, Das am Dlontag, 0pn
10. 6e6utar, I'M Auditorium 1bge.
halten miro. lit bereits flutt I'M
@onge uuo feredtigt 81 Der bdten
0%offunngeH. 9ie Seiitlmaen oes
g~ictoelsiobH Chores in Gerbm0ung
nit benz minneapolis SDmpbonu
Grdleiter inn aItdl 10 rilsHlih be.
fannf ooB lid wobl tcin gilda
ireufo in Gmoba, oieiuf ieltenen
Almitaenub crtgebcn Ioiien luir0.
Gle &crmitaIter 6ieier aon5erte
nlodtcn sic sSuhober bon Saiion,
farten Hndlfnals ipe5iel dninlerfium
modem. OaB Dies obiolut Oas leeie
aon5ert oieier Saiion III. Is miro
fem ptitcres aonsert I'M Mars itatt.
iinoell, bod baben sic 9earsforien
iiir .oieie 8%oriteauug @iiltiateit. CD.
Dcbl Die nMctnilersA I'M lebten
0erbit eiH ShluBfOn5ert iiir Aars
nnicsten. nluBtc 0dsiflbr megen her.
i~dseocner Sdmirriafcitcn oberInat
mer0eE.
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CHARLES Wcoiter
iaot Ole mabr9eit!

9incoln. 10. 6eb. Charles
Scooter. Der trcs ieines 9llters i'm.
mer nod beiBblnti1c Sertreter bon
5ilbcr Greet bot ieinem mer5en
2lrit qemadt lnro 5caotor 9itfCof
nod @aIaingto iolaenoes Sete
erafam Qeiduot Bite, iogen Sie
DEM B%raiioeiteli 0ai Is oil Der 3elt
lit. omlit nui5HhoreH, bic aan5e
giadlt Der Staaten Oa8n 5H 6efuisen.
o0s mbeitrittene 8edlt bon ameri
fduerL fuifer Dem iHternationaleu
@eieg rIciigc S0totcH ans itd ST
madeH, aufredt 81 erbaltea.
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aranf im GrennenOen Nans.

@dbreno Stau Wiurn 3nopp ii
ibrem Gfe 10 mfo 8ebIter Ctr
qelegenen 6auic allein fronf oonie.
oerlog, aeriet mfoIgc zines ieblcr
boiien Sdornitens oas Tod ii
8rau0. angetette Der in Der 9lG.
he befmolidlcn uiiou 6tiel 60, be.
merften ole 6lulnlel uH0 tr1iger
bic trnnfe 6rolt aus Dem @auie
3as 6etter @uroe geloiht obnt
9roHeu SdaOen al5urihten.
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ucmttaIc Scbiffc
lamfen Palifar an!
@crOeH bort muterindlt mno blciben
~aHFerbalb bes Sereidg Der
@efabr5Oue. ,

gleu gorf, Is. Sch Die bri
tide Aomirolitdt bot hette Den So.
len @olifar &aaaoa OILS Anloilfbo.
fen fiir alle n%eutrulen Sdifie be-
itinmit, I'M bort otf ariegsfonter
1nr0c BIN tuItcriudt 5i mrr0eu.
5rilber muBtcn lie iidl in airflpaa.
Dos iebt in otr @efahr5one liegt
Itclen. lto6 Der it~attgebobten lin
teriufumg i6unen iie ibres gSeges
3iebct @teDrcre Sdiffe ncutraler
@tdtte neroci iofort ouoou @e
brou6 modem glb bon umerifnni-
ihcn @Gfen airs uad @olifor ab-
fahren.
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Snuieno 6Mancr eritiff.

5n Dem aommifionsgeid1ft BON
5menton & @rnlune, Ala iil0l. fl.
Ctr, brad M}ittibof abello Elm 9Seu.
er aus nobel ettpo talien0 SI6.
ner an Nnudj eritifteil. 8ie be.
mnBtlos SIT Iaae aefor0erten Irit.
bal1le fonnten hineegen pie0er ms
Seben 3urildgeruien merocn, Inn
ipater einen acknowledgement Soo 5u
iiu0em
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OentinlamHS Nntwort
amf pcrlls prctcit!

Berlin IS. 5eb. (6unfenoepeide.1
WI Berls 9roteit pegen &erieHtlmg
oes Segelihtifcs o2ortou am l3.
6-brltor leiten3 eines oeutiden
5oudbootes lit beute oubia benut=
mortet lpor0en, Dab man in Berlin
bon Dem 6n4 nidts meiB mo mad
Der &enrfebr 0as betreifcHOcn Cont
piers ioiort cine llnteriudutg eingc-
leitPt ner0en miro. sails Die Ser
ieutung iii Sen @eponern eIrtcr reu-
trolen 9tatioa itattgefnnoen ooer
ionit %ungeieBltb mar, miro Sdla0en-
eriaB uno @enugtming geleiitet
iperoen beibt e.
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Bans Gauldpcr NIT
Graf Bcrnitcrff bcim!

gtcp BORT. IS. Sch. Is mur.
Dc heiIte befamt Bob 0auptmoiiH
9ons 1auifer, Der @otte Der be.
riibmteu Cpernidngeriu Sobonnu
@oOsti mo 8%ertreter Der arippideu
@erte III Den Ser, 5tdaten nit benz
@raien Dou 8ernitorif mad, 8eutid
laHo a~bgefabren it, Eouid)er 1T
@auptmonn Der 9teierbe mo 6rnp
@aO5ti gab ibrer @ofimng Nus.
Drrd noB ibr @ottc e~iuge8ogen mer.
ben miro. Gb oie Aodltidt mabr
iif2
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Britiiher Seolcr
NinsSale pcricnkt.

@oibinaton, IS. Sci. Qas
britiihe Segelitliff 4inslaoe bon
guenos 4pres nod gnglonO be-
Itimntt. muroe belte bier ein9elau
fenen 9}Qhrinten SuiQIge ON 8.
5ebruar 0%erierft. Die Ntauuidoit,
inter nelder iid) elm Ameritnner be-
fan0. muroe gerettet un0 ndd 5ebn-
itilroiqer 5rrioGrt in ben 9ettrHgs-
boote1 pon elnem 8ampfer an
8or0 genommeu.
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NieOeraeitoden nnO belto6len.

Ger int 5toe 9otel fpo9nerOe Wii
fe Wieglte mllroe belte IN aller
5riibe pom ciltem N1nne, Dem er
enc Dabe bon 25e abgeidlagen, nit
einen Mieiier angefollen mo oll &c.
MD idlper perleBt, Dordui Der 0iei.
ierbel0 ibm iette ans u Dollars be-
itehen0c 8nrl6oft o6nabm..
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Nene 9arf. sdnlt fnr S136.OOO.

3as 9onfnntitee 0es 5dJtlrates
beinrmortete. 0nB Sic nelie 9ortidn
lie 5ltii 9reiie bon $4,000 errid
let miro 3uerit maren $16S,0O0
fir 0as @ebauoe 6etiimlt fporoen,
Doh ninilgelt Is ieet all gellilgerloea
MittelH int 8nlfono.