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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-10-18
CENTER MONTVlL.LE.

A son was born Sunday, Get. 7th, to
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S. Stewart
Robert Gay is at home from Danvers,
Mass, for short vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Gay.
Mrs. Abbie Daniels, who had been
visiting Mrs. Amanda Kicker, returned
Sunday to her home at Citypoint.
Miss Cassie Cushman, who has been in
Tapley's hospital for treatment, came
home Sunday, much improved in health.
An agent of the St. Louis Lightning
Rod Co. has installed rods on the build
ings of James Clement, Volney Thomp-
son, j. w. Wentworth, and the barns of
John L. Bean and Harold Cushman.
A snow storm came Thursday after
noon, Oct. 18th, and showed all night.
Friday morning the sun was shining and
the ground, trees and roofs were covered
with heavy, damp snow. From three to
six inches fell in various places in town.
Many apple trees were broken down by
the weight of snow. One citizen remem-
bers similar snow storm Oct 5, 1881.
Notwithstanding the snow storm of
the 11th, the fair appointed for Oct 18th,
Columbus day, was quite well attended,
and the exhibition of vegetables and ap-
pies in the town house were very fine in
deed The display of fancy work, quilts,
rugs, embroidery, crochet, tatting. paint
ings, etc., will not be excelled at any
fair. An antique table was very inter-
esting. A flag presented to Union Har-
vest Grange by the sisters, was raised,
with an address by L. c. Morse of Lib
erty, and singing the Star Spangled Ban
ner by Mrs. Carney Shure and l. P. Grif-
fies. Dinner was served in the grange
dining room, and there was dancing in
the hall afternoon and evening. The fair
was under the able management of !. P.
Critics, M. M. Wentworth and j. V.
jackson.
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Contents OF Today's Journal.

l. Ire National Food Conservation
Crmpaign. :. Wedding Bells. :. The
Draft. The Belfast FAIR. The Mains
Conference of Charities and Correc-
tions. The Churches. Secret Socie-
ties. :. Personal. Matched Matinee
Race Today.
?. Editorials. Maine Food Conserva-
tion Campaign Keep Politics Out of
Pensions. Wire Worms. Transfers
in Real Estate. NJ aine's Emergency
Food Agents Begin Work. .Resolu-
tions of Respect.
s. The Aftermath of Vacation. In the
Julian Alps. Another Morsel of Com
fort. The Probate Court. What Well
Get From War. Right Now.
l. Editorials. News of the Oranges. a.
County Correspondence. Stock ton
Springs.
.. The News of Belfast.
6. All Sorts. History Repeats Itself.
One Good Appointment. New Erg-
land Coal Committee. While the CT
Burned. 200 co.,. 900 Buyers for New
Bonds. To Violin (poem). C. W.
Libby. Increase in Pensions,
:. Maine Items. American Potash in
Sight. New York's Sky Line. Their
Senseless Dreams. Loan Will Help
Win or Shorten the War. .Dissppoint-
ing Appointments. Sheep and Woel
5 Searsport. county Correspondence
Born. Married. Died. Belfast Price
Current.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

Aurora Rebekah Lodge, No. 10, will
hold Halloween party at their next
regular meeting, Tuesday, Oct. 23d. The
members are requested to appear appro-
priately costumed. Refreshments will be
served.
Palestine Commandery, Knights Tenn
plar, at its annual meeting Wednesday
evening elected its officers for the ensu-
ing year as follows: E. c., Clifford j.
Pattee; G. T., Frank Parker; C. G., Day.
ton F. Stephenson; S. W., Maine Hills;
j. w., V. A. Simmons; prelate, Morris
L. Slugg; treas, Frank R. Woodcock; re-
corder, VIM c. Libbey. The installation
will take place during next month.
Phoenix Lodge, F. & A. NJ, at it's an
nual meeting last Monday evening elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: W. NJ, Roy E. Young; S. w.,
Morris L. Slugg; j. W., Ralph D. South
worth; treas, Wilmer j. Dorman; sec.,
clifford j. Pattee; S. D., Norman A.
Read; j. D., Raymond B. Dyer; S. S.,
Fuller c. Wentworth; j. S., Lauriston
Nichols; T., Adrian C. Tuttle. Arrange
ments for the installation which will take
place in November have not been made
A farewell banquet was rendered to
Chevaliers Harold B. Robinson and Ernest
E. Yates by the members of Canton
Pallas, P. NJ, l. O. O. F., last Wednesday
evening at special meeting held at Odd
Fellows Hall. There was good attend
ance and the banquet was followed by a
meeting in which Capt. Albert H. Morse
presented each of the departing members
with soldiers mirror, as token from
the Canton. Short informal talks follow
ed and there was a drill at the close of
the meeting
There was large attendance at the
regular meeting OF Tarratine Tribe of Red
Men last Monday evening when fare
well supper was rendered to Past Sachem
Harold B. Robinson and Junior Sycamore
Clyde Moody, in anticipation of their re-
moval from the city as members of the
next call in the American army During
the evening there were short talks by all
the members and each of the brothers
were presented with appropriate gifts in
anticipation of their service in the aid of
Uncle Sam. During the evening Past
Sachem Edwin S. Perkins 1ased up the
newly elected chiefs to the various stumps
in the following order: Prophet, Milton
T. Healey; Sachem, John G. Harmon;
Senior Sycamore, Henry B. Wescott;
Junior Sycamore, Clyde Moody; first and
second sannaps, Arthur G. Beach and
Alonzo Robbins; first, second, third and
fourth warriors, Thomas Flanagan, John
Frazer, Louis DeLemos and Leroy Rob-
bins; first and second braves, Frank
Moore and Everett c. Hopkins; guard of
wigwam, Lincoln Clark; guard of forest,
Arthur Robbins. Sachem Harmon ap-
pointed the following members of the
finance committee, Lincoln Clark, Thomas
Flanagan, Arthur G. Beach; investi-
eating committee, Milton T. Healey, Ed
win s. Perkins and Louis De Lemos;
relief chiefs, E. S. Perkins and Alonzo
Robbins for ward one; Henry B. Wescott
and Thomas Flanagan for ward two;
Arthur G. Beach and Louis DeLemos for
ward three; Leroy Robbins and Francis
Robbins for ward five.
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surrounding towns who had not had the

surrounding towns who had not had the
privilege before. The committee in
cnaree were anxious to explain and ans
wer the many questions
Among the special exhibits was the
oharples Suction feed cream separator
with George E. Curtis of Belfast agent
the Park & Pollard Co.'S display with C.
W. besse of jefferson in charge,
Mr.. M. A. Cook of Searsport was on
hand with his large banner. soliciting
business for the Peerless Casualty Co.,
which appreciates his enterprise in ad-
vertlslng at this and other fairs, as is
evidenced by the following letter:
keene, N. H., Oct. 5, 1917.
!, Dear MI. COOK. We are in receipt of
the picture of your stand at the Monroe
falr, and wish to extend to you our most
nearly congratulations upon the artistic
ana buslness-like appearance of same,
we are OF the opinion that it is of good
SIZE SO as to attract the attention of all
who pass by.
AS far as we know you are the first and
only agent In Maine or in New England
10 nave banner painted to especially ad-
vertlse the Peerless, and hope you had
wonderful success in securing "apps"
wishing you untold success at the Bel
last Fair with your most pleasing banner.
believe me to be
Very truly yours,
PEERLESS CASUALTY COMPANY,
by Richard j. Wellman,
Assistant Agency Director.
The Races.
There was great deal of interest in
the races with F. N Vining of St. Al
bans, starter; Ralph l. Morse, clerk, l. F.
Gould of Bucksport, Geo. H. Ryder of
Brooks, Arthur Knight of Monroe, judges;
j. II. Stinson and Minot Stearns timers.
The farmers race was finished Wednes-
day too late for The journal to report
There will be special race this, Thurs
day, afternoon. see particulars in another
column.
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THE DRAFT.

The following list of men were certified
% the Local Board for the County of
Waldo by the District Board for military
eFYice, Oct. IL, 1917:
Dwinal Everett Hunt, Burnham.
Raleigh Edwin Clement, Monroe.
Lewis A. Frankel, Belfast.
Chester Arthur Worthing, Palermo.
Leroy Horace Phinney, Belfast.
Earl Huse Mariner, Lincolnville.
Aashby Alfred Nash, Searsport.
Guy Melvin Harmon, Liberty.
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Matched Matinee Race TODAY.

Charles r., owned by P. H. Reed & Son,
fresque Isle, record 2.16 Ia, will race in
matched matinee race for $780, with
common Voter, owned by j. H. Haddock
OF Laconia, N. H. whose record is 2.14i-4,
thursday afternoon at 1.3O O'Clock ON
belfast fair grounds. Money is in hands
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Curtis are spending
a few days in Boston this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Chadwick are
visit ing in Boston and vicinity.
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Inc poultry mouse as usual was an In
terestlng department and was in charge
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Colcord The fol-
lowing premiums were awarded:
White Plymouth Rocks, Clarence E.
Wyman, 1st hen; 1st cockerel. Barred
Plymouth Rocks, E. L. Colcord, list, End,
3rd cock; lst, End, 3rd hen; 1st, End, 3rd
cockerel; list, End, 3rd pullet. Rhode
Island Reds, C. E. Wyman, 1st hen; 1st
cockerei; 1st pullet. Leslie Mendall, End
:cockerel; End pullet. White Wyandottes,
E. L. Colcord, 1st, End, 3rd cock; list, End,
3rd hen; list, End, 3rd cockerel; 1st, End,
3rd pullet Buff Wyandottes, Cathleen
Colcord, lst, cock; 1st, End, 3rd hen; list
cockerel; LIST, End, 3rd pullet. Buff Or
pingtons, c. E. Hamilton, list cockerel;
lst, End pullet. Partridge Wyandottes,
Kenneth Colcord, list, End, 3rd hen; 1st,
End, 3rd cockerel; LIST. End pullet. White
Orpingtons, R. j. Mayo, 1st, End, 3rd
hen. Blue Andalusians, Alonzo Robbins,
LIST cockerel; LIST, End pullet. Toulouse
Geese, Kim Wood, lst gander; 1st, End
goose, old; Leslie Mendall, 1st gander; 1st
End goose, young. White Pekin Ducks,
Leslie Mendall, 1st pair, old; Paul Grais-
barry, 1st pair, young. Rabbits, Paul
Graisbary, 1st; Clayton Colcord, End;
Lewis Mendall, 1 young rabbit. Paul
Graisbary display guinea pigs.
Notes in General.
The Red Cross exhibit in the hall was
under the direction of the societies ad-
ministrative committee, with Rev. A. E.
Wilson chairman. The display included
samples of all the articles made at the
rooms and in the homes of members and
attracted the attention of many from he
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
9lmerifaniidjes ltnteriee,
bDDt bpa einem anberen TIC
ben 0rui,b gebpbrt.
NeuHsebn mann BON ber
8eaBuTg tameH ums
2ebeu.

8 8afbington, 3. g., 18. DEG.
Neun5ebn gerionsn tamen ums 2eb.u,
aIs bus. umeritunif4e rlnterfeeboOt
n5-1" am MOntag Ho6mittas in
einbetmif9en Gelpdhern bon Dem
unterfeebOOt r5-3" angerannt uHo
berientt purbe.
0as sbtere Boot blieb unbeIhGbint
unb mar i'm Stdnbe, fiinf 1eberlebenbe
bon bem perfartten Boot aufsunebmen.
Ser misunderstanding Daniels tiinbiste
BAG Sbise am Oisnitag Ha9mittag
obne 2lnsGbe Der giu5eIbsiten an.
2eutnant u. 6. Wpntgrmsrp, Der
&ummanbeur bss ,S-1", mar elmer
Der 9eretteten.
Qnbere lle6erlebeube finb: s. N.
ShmibnuIer, 6tqs gitp, Ssun.;
5snrp gropn, Mucon, 9o.; Soispb
5. Burns, San psbro, gaI.; Sofn
3. Gteipart Suruu, g. 3.
Die pom Morine 9epartement
perrffentIi4te 2iFte Der llmgetomme'
nen 1T pie foIst:
Sobn q. Belt, SiIsbee, Ssrns;
ssraft Wa. Bernard, SutIanb, Gdl;
@iliom 8. gortpriobt, Ssrssuo,
GoI.; Sarrp 8. GoriOn, Gong Seah,
GAL; ssames @opnan, atmo, o.; Sis
mOn Srsenberg PbiIubeIpbia: Suols1
Stpugb, @aIIeiO, Gal; Gbarlss 5.
@incsnt, Greisr. GAL; ShDmas 4.
8alfb, Siaparb, Bufb.; GIpbs 20.
@putt, 8enics, Gal; Gbparb 6. 9aa,
Dsft SsuttIe, Buib.; Rup 6. Scott.
gull.ip, Gol.; Grbert 9. Smitb, gtsra
ceb, Gal: Sun R. Stepart, Cos Gn'
geles, Sal; 2pman 5. aOpeIp, Dsns
per, gol.: RaIpb 6. Mcglure, Detroit,
Mlih.; Duncan u. WHoe, 8aIiue.
@afb.; Spbn g. WeTuHa. gbiIuoels
pbia, ga.; 9roDer G. MseB, San
Jrancisco, Gal.
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GnaItf6e E mmentdrs
iber bic Rorbfes
1TshsrfHIIe
ueberfGIls

9oubon, 18. 9e5errber. - @ie
ernff man bier ben erfolgrei6eH oops
psIten Qnsriff Der 0eutf6eu uuf bic
Sfiffobrt in Der Rprbfee Himmt,
ge5t aug Der 9romineu5 uHb ben lan'
gen Grtifeln beroor, bic Die Uiprgen'
seitunasn bsr auseIegeuhett uibmeH,
in ben meiften 5dlleu bdlteu uber bic
3eitunsen NIT fbren Gomrnentaren gus
rid unb einise ertldreu hos ReTuitat
Der pffisieGen llnterTu6ung ubtporten
an ipolIen. ebe fis ii6 boriiber ausbriits
ZEN. SrpBbem brtnger dber eiuige
3eituneer Tebr fburfe 2eiturtitel, IN
benen iie auf bic GrtIdrungen ge5ug
nebmen, 6is na9 benz 1leberfaa i'm
Sttpber obgegeben UurDen.
9ie vSuiIH Retps" faet:
,Sus unsliit mub @utriiftlrng Die
auh tiefe 8eIorgniB berurfadeu."
Die 3eituns bdIt es Iiir itper, ft5
mil Der n0tbigen Reierps iFber bic slns
geleoenbeit gu Guberu, bic, tuie fte iagt.
onoefbts bes Sttoberslleberfones MIR
als 6ebuucrIife unfGbigteit nngefeheu
perEen t0nne.
r3pei Tolte GreisriIIt airf eius
MAJ, fiiqt bic 3eituns biusu, rt0u1
nen ni6t umbin, Die uurlbe in Be-
Torguib III pertpdrbeln. Dos 8oIt bot
isBt mebr uIs geuue bon fol6eu DIM
gen CUR Gee unb om 2ano urb bat
irbt elm arinblides Nibtrnuen be-
treffs Der 75Gbisteit bes 9eeres unD
Der Tlptte."
Die ,5imes- fngt: rlleber biefen
@ugrtff miiFen riel beFere Grtlarun'
gen oboegsbeu tperben, ols es bei benz
MHgriFF rom Sttpber Der Sal mar,
nit Reuo ouf ipeld3e Der erite 2oro
Der @bmirdlitGt aelteuo madte, hoB
et. sS,rnfenappnroie serft6rt purbeu
unb Der Eeinb ben NHeriff in Der
gobt mofte. Eibts berglei6en tdnu
Bel eem neuefisu Streih BEG Geinoes
oefiene oennft tperoeu uuo ipenn man
aud nit benz lIrthetl 5uriidbnIten
mus, BIB bic ltnterfudrins beerbet 1T,
fam man fih urm6gli6 RES SefiiHs
entIssigen, baB iih On affnirs uifk
.sttiGusi bnbsu fdllss'
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9ie Grisbensunterbnnbs
lungen Beginner

CT. petersburg, il. DEG.
Der beutfde unb Der 6iterrei9iae Wis
niiter Les 2teubersn, Or. DON &iibIs
ram unb 9raf g5ernin, bnben 2eoH
Srogtp, ben golidepiti Minilter
hss aeuberen, bena9riatigt. bob fis
cm Sisnftas in Brett 9itpDst eins
treffen tperoen, I'M bic nnterbanbluns
gen fir einen a1ssmeinsn europaii4en
Jrieoen 5u beginner.
Die 46enbSsitungen tiinbissr an,
hoB SroBtp bic 8oti4aftsr Der &niirs
ten 6enadridtigt babe unb bic syriez
Observation-Disclosures bginnen piirs
ben, unb brB er fie srTu4t babe, ii4
Sornn gu bet6eiligen ober on5ugsbeu,
o6 iie ben Grieoen bo6en polen ober
niht.
8is gum Wontog M6snb batten bic
@oti9after bic 3uf8rift erbaIten uno
cine iuFormeue aonfeten5 Der uniirsH
Dtplomaten Iol gu tsiuer befinitipen
gutIaeibung sefii6rt En6en.
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6riebeusnnterb erbanblmngen
Beroeu bem WaffeniilitanS 70 ifpte1
pie mogIid foigen.

u itsrbam II. DECEMBER.
Cine balboffiaieae Oepefde, tpeIde
am Rontae ans @ien bier eirIief.
Iaiitet wie foIgt:
Die Regierimgen bon Seiterreidp'
llnsnrn, Geutidlmnb. guIearieu, Der
Siirfei unb BON RuBIarib werben Dem
@affenitilituno 70 id,nea pie ulogIidJ
unterban6Iunsen folgen lai.
fen. Tie ansipabI BON 9epoamdfjtis.
ten finnet Jest itatt unS biz su oeren
anfltrft iperben BON ben Selegaten.
ipeIde ben @aifeuftiIIitano in Brett.
2iiosf arransirten. infornreIle Grie.
Observation-Disclosures gepflogen-@
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December ls
1917, as required by the Act OF octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
6riibere gplcaten,
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Bon ct. petsrs5urs aus perben
sruPpsu mad benz Sabeu gef4idt.
Die Ukraine uimmt Der golfaetpitb
gtssieruns seseniiber cine able6a
Heube, ie6r ielbftitdubtse StsIa
lung Elm.
Die Ukraine bat ben RagtmaIifsu in
aisp srObs DaffeuOOrrathe &c.
nonlmen.

2pnbon, II. 0e5. geri9tsn 5us
solse. bic i6er bic innere Gage IN
RuBInnb einsstroffen iiED, finOen ims
mer NOD Rdmpfs i'm Dons9ebiet fatt
uno g iiub BON Ct. petersburg aus
2ruppearritdrtunse ua3 Osm Sis
ben sei9idt porbsn.
Cine am abenb aus &isp eingetrOf,
ttne SepsI4e fast. baB bort Bel Der
GntDoffnuns Der WlarimaItften Die
Sruppen Der Ukraine 72 &anon.r.
$50 Roi4tnenssi4iss unb 5000, 900
patronsn beitIasnabmt babeu.
auberea 0epsfdsn 5ufolss Iinb bic
,ufIii4en Resisrunss aommiidrs
I'M gegriff, Elm uItimatum an pic
Ukraine gu ri4tsn, in pelder Di.
linabbGnsisteit Der Ukraine ansrs
tonnt. ober cine Tofortige grtldruug
5etreffs Der Stelungnabme Der Raba
ben golitspiti geb6lben esgeuii6er
rsrlarst pirb. Die Raoa bat cine gr=
fldruns obssseben, in Der iie fia psis
CERT. eie 0Ol.stommiTire oIs bic Re-
sieruns fir gang Rublanb aHauertsn'
ueu, oa bas 9ousSsbisr, Der Guuta,
ius unb anbsrs SbsiIe Rublanbs ibre
eigeneH Rssisrunsen bnben.
Sn 9erbinbuna NIT Der linter5eths
nuua unb 9sr6ffeniIi9uns Der Dufs
fenTtinfinnosb on Der rufis
fGen 'front piro betannt aerraht,
bdf bic rufftfde Seimdtiou IN Brett
2itopst hurh ben prdiibenten bes
Wostauer Gr6eiters uHb SolbuteHs
rntbes unb bur9 nHbere ersGnat Dors
ben III.
Die Mn1imaIfffsns3 s3eituna rBrupu'
srtlGrt oi: 9ebduptuns fir uHpabr,
baB bic SeutIden IN ben WaTfsnftils
Observation-Disclosures bic RGumupg
Don St. Petersburg unb SSinnlaub,
bi. grtp1ffnune Der ruifiideH Grs
nee uHb bas 9etpGbrsn siues 9etrsis
beerpcrtsI sIonppoIs on Ssrtf9Ian6
perInngi huttsn.
Ginem gerift bes 8otI6etpiti<Des
partsm.uts fir 6ffsutlide @erte uno
Gii.rfabnpsripaftuHs sufolee, mar Die
3ufubr BON 9ebensmittclu ieoer qrt
in CT. Qstersbura, Wfostnu uub aIs
len nnbersn ur6berr gtdbtsn i'm
n6rbli6en Rubtanb, tpie au6 an bsr
Rorbs unb Der SiiSfDnt eius bsfries
bigeute.
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Graf oon 9ert(ing
Segt bar, tuas 1emtid)laiit
sit tbnn bat.
Gr0rtert in sirem Snterpieiu bic lett.
ReSe uOn GlSgb George.

u m feroam IL. Geseul6er.
Reidsfan5Ier Graf BON Sertling er.
fldrte in einem ssrlterbietu, oaB biz
Heoe, iDel6e Der britii6e prerrtier.
Wiiniiter Dor ben anip1lten m @rep's
sSnn bielt, bic anttport oes britiider
aabinetts auf bic glote 6es Bapitea
biloe uno seiee, 6aB Die britiid)e He'
gierung unter Der Siibreri6oft bon
SIoD6 George Dem Ge6ortten zines ee.
reften Srieoen5 our6 uebereinfunji
oolig urBug6ngli6 lei.
2onbon II. Geaember. 9ie
.bnlboffi5ielle oeutif)e geafriften.
aeentur berifJtet, ipie nm Wontag in
9epeiden gemel6et tpuroe, ipelhe in
2ouoon dittaInen, 0ob MeifStaipler
BON SertIing IN einem ssnterpietu,
iuelfes er Dem 9ireftor oes Bolfi
gurear aetp1brt bate, ingte, Geiiti9'
lamb iebe, oa Elm 5rieben nit GroB.
britannien oiirf ltrterbnn5ltingen
CUR 8eit auber sSrage iei. ieinen Beg,
Den IS i'm @eiten al berfolgen babe,
flar Dor fid). 9as e5nterpietp ipuroe
beipiligt In 9eipdbriing 6es @eiudes
um cine antiport auf bic neulife
gie0e bes Brenlier alop6 George, in
DeIher oieier iagte, er tpilroe 6rie'
oens. llnterban6lungen nit Breiiben
IN Dem augenblid. in ben Der preuBi'
ife Utilitdrgeiit fit In lleberbeblmg
feiner griolge brittle, ols etnen Der.
ratb ON Der boben aufgabe betraHten,
tpeIhe ibm uno ietnen aoaegel iiber'
tragen tpor6en lei.
~2Iopo George rrertt uns Berbre'
der urlb Baubiten@, iagte Der Rei6s'
tart5ler nn6 fubr fort: ~Rooerne
ariege ipcrben nidlt oiir9 StEndbirn'
aen gefponnen, loubern burH bieiel.
BEN eber berldngert, oern es itebt oii'
ser Srage. boB nit Rdnnern bon joL
dem Temperament uift rrlterbanoeli
tueroen farm. Sir einen aufmertia'
men Beobodyter beIiebt fat feiu 3ipei.
iel. bog bic britii1e Regierung uHter
Der Giibreri6aft DON alopo George
benz @e6anfen on einen geretteI
Srieben burh gereinbGriirg p0aig
nn5ugGngIi5 1T. Seine Reoen lteferl
oafiir ii5er5eugeuoen geiDeis.1
Sarn bistutirte Der Reifsfafi5ler
ben llripriIng oes &rieges u1lo iagte,
9eutid)lanSs' Getpiiien lei rem. er
fiiate biiBu: .es III iiber elm Sabr
perannaen, felt mir uilo uniere ger'
biinoeten Dem Seinoe bic 5rnoens.
bano botert. sic tDur6e 5uriidgepie'
fen. Set bieier 8eit bate uniere ant.
mort auf Die Iote oes Bapites urie.
rem Stanopunft bon neuem tlar ge.
Iest."
yeof, efner ge5ugnabre nitf ben
slbitluB oes Observation-Disclosures nit
gluBlano fubr Der Reifsfan3ler Tort:
..aIonS Georges ReSe iit Die bri.
tiId,e antiport aiIf Die pGpItlide Rote.
liner Neg i'm @eiten Itebt uns oes'
bo[6 flar Dor guaen. gliGt Slopo
@eorae III Rihter Der @elt, ioHoern
6os 1T bic @eitif)te. @ie am 2. Viii
o,rit 1914. 10 nl5sen mir aud beiIte
ibrem lktbeil nit GIeiaHEutb entse'
geuieben.-
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ariibere golbateu,
Melas itr. ebrarDolIt enifaHung ers
6aIisu butt.n. bon Der Rssiss
rins aceeptirt.

Dafbinston. 18. De5sntber.- -
iSrii5ere Splbdten, audi tptnn fie iI6er
ons 2,lier hiniiber, n5e- ionlt nod
brand,bar fir Den Disnit IiHb Uhdns
nsr, bic su irgsnn elmer 3sit ebreHs
pca aus Der arn,e entlaiIen tpurben;
islbit iolde. ipslhe sulebt i'm Rrieg.
NIT Epanitn s.bisnt batttn-4ptrben
ale Refrnisn fir bic Der. Staaten
8ahe aettpiirt, ipelhe sur 3eit DTS
gdniiirt Dirb, nm &amDftruppen IN
UisnIts in Der Seimatb obsul6ieu.
glstrutirunsssOffi5ier fuD bereits
bo5si. ioi9e Wlditner an3uiperben.
9lIts So[batsn. islbH BIB gum 4ltsr
ppn 90 Sabrsn, tperosn arctptirts falls
lie tSrpsrIif nod f6bis iiir ben 0i.uit
iiro. GcIfNn Mdnnsrn fcIlts 81 uer-
iieb;n geasbsn tperbeH. eab bic Regiss
ring lit fuda. 9is jsst tpor in teiner
RstrutirunasitatioH Elm Mlunn dcseps
iirt ioprosn, pslfer iiber 40 Sabre
alt irur.
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master at Cincinnati ON December IS,
1917. as required By the Act Of octo.
her 9Th. 1917.
s,adJridJtsn pou Camp shernlaH.
Gcmf S1erman. gbinitotbs.
g., 18. DECEMBER. - Gin gsfeh.
relhst bier am 9isnItns aGbenb bon
g,nernlsAbjutnnt 8. 9. Mcgain in
Waitinaion sinlisf, befagt. bab nur
fi:nf nnffntt br.iBiu pro3tnt bsr SOls
balen i'm gnmp SHERMAN GrIaubuis
erbaltsn lpsrbsHS iiber bic Gsisrioas
ua1 6nuit 3u rsif,n. Gits bs0sut,i.
irit Cffisisrs fnssn. bob anitntt Der
anatfinbintsn 10000 damn nur
LOO Observation-Disclosures bsiomineH
ntsesh
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Ser fribere Yreniier
Serensfg
Sp1, bon msbrsrsn Tauieub Wann
Sruppsn uutsrfiitt,
Sn Der Ra5s BON Ct. pstsrsburs auf'
sstau4t ieiu.

aopsnbasen, Is, SeS. Cine
NepeI4, bic DON 6aparanba IN
S4peben, on Der Gren5e GtnnIanos
eslesea, aus on bic .8erlinssts Sis
neuts" seI6idt purbe. iast. baB Der
iribere preniier Sereusip bon Rubs
lamb, Don einisen Suuisnb Renu
Sruppen unkritiibt. m Der gidbe bon
ct. petersburg eufsetauAt lei unb Die
guf6tipiii Srdppeu segen Jpn abgss
Iceidt tdttsn.
9lne Ra9ri9tsn, bic in Der Issten
3eit aus RnbIonb einestroffen fino,
oeuteu an, bub bic goIidetpiti ibrs
9pIitirn INNER msbr befeitieteH uno
re, afeeIebsn bon ben 9oIaten i'm iiibs
Ii5en RnBIanb, nuf nur penia SppOs
fitipn ffeben. Inter oisien lmitdnben
erideint es als bDdit unpabrIaeine
lid, oos &ersnstp i'm Stnnoe eetpeIeu
1T, cine auiebnlifs sruppsnmaat Inn
Ft su fammsIn uub Els in bic Rdbe
BON ct. petersburg Su ssIansen.
Siir5li6 bieb IS, bub sr ficb an sinsm
Srte peritedi bolte, no Ct nuy Isiiisu
GsinSsa F&ss IL
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True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on December Is,
1917, as required by the Act of Octo-
be- 9th, 1917.
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prpmiuente 2ertreter
Der obertn aIaffen bon
ben golf9epiti ptrs
baftet

2oubon, Is. Ge5. - Die gols
'14eipiti 4sentur in ct. pei,rsbura
IoerOffsntliht folsenos grtldruns:
.Sn elmer geriammlung bon Wertres
tern Der oberen Glaifen, In ipsl9er ber
Sirettor Der prIiidm 9istontos
gant ben @oriiB fiibrte unb bic sinbe'
rufen iuorben par, um Sirsi's 5n uils
tsritiiBsn. iDiirben foIsenbe perionen
berbdftet: pepine, friiber adter bea
aIlgemeinen S4dBamts; Stpprbsto,
friihsr Direttor TN yinan3minifes
rum; gbatslabonoip, friiber 9iS.eJi'
nan3miniiter; Balanbdnotp, friiber
UigsO Director I'M Jinan5mimitsriim.
unb Serr 9epmann, Dirsttor btr pa'
iii4en DistontOs8ant.