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The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
~"cHEATING cHEATERs."

Most crooks are crooks because they
don't love anybody and nobody loves
them. As soon as they fall in love
with a woman who returns their af-
lection genuinely and sincerely, they
cease to be crooks. A mans heart
isn't big enough to hold love and
evil at the same time. When love
comes in at the door the scoundrel
flies out of the window. Crooked
ness is just the instinct for happiness
gone wrong"
So says Foster J. Williams, the
crook hero of Cheating Cheaters,"
the absorbing play of love and adj
venture among crooks, which comes
to the Comus Theatre next Monday,
October Is, for an engagement of
one night, direct from a years run
at the Eltinge Theatre, New York.
Mr.. Williams illustrates the truth
Of this principle in the interesting
character which he portrays in
Cheating Cheaters."
There has always been a great
deal of discussion as to whether a
woman should marry a crook to re-
form him. That to my mind is a
superficial way of looking at the
question. A mar is reformed as
soon as he wants to marry the wo-
man. AS for the woman if she re-
ally loves a mar and is loved by him
that effects a safe reformation. Any
one who has seen Cheating Cheat
ers" would say that Tom Palmer
would make as safe and probably a
more interesting husband than the
average man in spite of his past
At least that is what l
gather from my interesting cores
pondents in the course Of my en-
gagement with Cheating Cheaters,
Many women have written to me to
refute the arguments made against
the ending Of the play ia which Tom
Palmer marries Nan. Most of them
say they would be glad to do it
themselves.
Seats are now on sale at Fantaze
Cafe.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
HOGS AND THE SOUTHERN
FARMERS OPPORTUNITY.

When hogs last week touched $40
a hundred on foot in Kansas City,
records were smashed. Yet despite
prices, it was reported that receipts
that day were only $4,000 head,
whereas 10000 head is about a nor
NAL days receipts at this season. The
fact is that the Northern corn-feed-
ing farmer can't see much money in
hogs even at $50, if he has to feed
them 81 corn,
But here is the Southern farmers
opportunity. The Government has
fixed the price of the wheat crop now
being harvested at 1920 a bushel to
the farmer, and the price of the 1918
crop of wheat at So. This means
that corn will hardly go lower than
$1.25, which is full double the aver
age for the past ten years. In turn,
this means that hogs on foot will
range from .$12 to SIS or better,
since the ~hog-raising states of the
North and West depend mainly on
corn as hog feed.
Now any man who knows anything
about the South's possibilities as a
cheap-food-producing section knows
that there's big money in SIP and SIS
hogs, provided, always, we utilize
the advantages nature has given us
and depend on feeds other than corn.
In other words, by having a good
Bermuda and bur and white clover
pasture, with adjoining patches OF
peanuts, soy beans, velvet beans,
chufas, sweet potatoes and alfalfa to
turn the hogs on in turn, we can, by
using some corn to harden them, clay
it all over" the Northern farmer
when it comes to producing cheap
pork. This is not theory, but fact
proved by our experiment stations
and our best farmers.
With these facts in mind, VIZ be-
iieve one Of the best investments we
can make this fall with some of our
surplus funds will be to buy a few
good brood sows and 60 into hog
raising in a modest way, letting it sup
plement the other farm activities
rather than supplant them. There's
money in hogs, and there will con.
tinue to be money in them for the
man who raises and fattens them or
cheap homegrown feeds.-The Pro.
gressive Farmer.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
LIBERTY BONDS

Tupelo Journal, Tupelo, Miss.
Dear Sirs - am enclosing here
with a letter from Bradford Knapp,
Chief of Department Extension work
to the farmers of the South, relative
to their helping out at this time in
the purchase of Liberty Bonds.
| think this letter is very timely
and would be glad if you would pub
fish same.
Yours very truly,
S. j. High, Cashier
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12

The coal dealer who says s'by
gum, the government can't MAKE
him sell his coal if he doesn't want
TO-" can close up his yard; there are
plenty Of people who would jump at
an opportunity to go into the coal
business, so other yards would open
and the world would continue to
move.-Commercial Appeal.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12

totoc. Those surviving Mr.. More-
land are his wife, two sons and three
daughters namely Will Moreland of
Hattiesburg, .Hasen of Memphis, Mrs.
Levi Murphey of Okolona, Mrs. Roy
Cain of Hamilton, and Miss Birdie
Moreland of this place.
To the good faithful wife and
children much sympathy is extended.
x X X
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and may never come again. Do not
let it pass. Go and see your banker,
Buy Liberty Bonds and be free.
Produce food and feed, follow
safe farming, get out of debt and
save money for future operations by
buying Liberty Bonds.
Yours very truly,
Bradford, Knapp, Chief.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12

The Germans celebrated Won Hin
denburg's birthday, but when they
have counted the graves along the
Hindenburg line and the empty chairs
all over the country they are going
to be sorry he was ever born.-Com-
mercial Appeal.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
INCREASE IN RATE OF FIRST
CLASS POSTAGE.

On and after November 2, 1917,
postage will be charged at the rate
of 3 cents for each ounce or frac-
ton thereof; except drop letters for
local delivery, either at the office of
mailing OF by city or rural carriers
therefrom, the rate remains as here
t~ofore, 2 cents for each ounce or
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
To the Farmers of the South.

). j. High, CASHIER
-
To the Farmers of the South.
The year 1917 and the war with
Germany present more than n OPP
portunIty for the men IN the United
States of America to become abso-
utely free. Do you want to become
your own man and do business like
the best business men IN America?
The Liberty Loan Bond presents
an opportunity for Southern farmers
Of which they should take every ad-
vantage Every Liberty Bond IS an
insurance poAey on freedom Tor inc
CH11e" ettee7 ana ay 11e same 1-"le IS
d splel'e'0 investment ana a' oppof-
'u,,i'5 many 1"L-1@' 90 "0OoIne
selA-sUs'aiilHg ana H~'os2eilaenI. loo
loai your money 70 tne O1l1eo states
Government IN Il great rlghVeous
c"uSe VI maintaining 'He iiOer'y u
'ne eouh'tS' 40 " Ilee "HN
eht itioii' ~ at TX Same 'iile ~"
HA"Ae youlaell lhoAe i4uePeluen' IL
H"loi"iiy 'lai YOU ever "ele peloie.
Hioel'y Dohus ar issueu ny 'he
uoseliihieIs III Recommendation Vi
@oo'oo' Pioo.oo' PooV.oV anu soihe
larger Recommendations iheS oeai il-
'eies' d. az ia'e pei oem. Pei
aihiuii. n Lloerty Doho 10 iihe a
- - o~.I1- -
Iii -.
49,. -. e,no M I;hou+u pona If
Won how followed SOTO forn,no With
=.
~ go
us -
oN
- 49,
Twp cop
49, -
Ie" GU u
p
ee'os " "ois"so
so" up VI
'aihns eN go
S'eau u having ~ 80 ~
IL altase
" wv ~" 0 SNp
naNe :" Twp YOU a any soui
HtF WINS :" 'N' :"
your personal note ana put up Inc
n as security without any en-
,dorser on the note or any mortgage
on your property. Liberty bonos
draw a per cent while your note at
the bank would probably draw from
five to eight per cent. MIS- howeV-
er, would enable you to finance your
farming operations at the net cost TO
you of from one to TOUR per cent
which is the difference between the
interest on your note and the inter-
est which the Government pays you
on Liberty Bonds.
Merchants, bankers n business
men ought to be IN favor OF this
procedure because it will put more
of the agriculture OF the South on a
cash basis and they all know that a
cash basis is much more satisfactory
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
fraction thereof.

fraction thereof.
Postal cards must have a | cent
stamp additional affixed and post
cards Private Mailing Cards. must
bear 2 cents postage. No drop rate
on postal or post cards. All 2-cent
stamped envelopes must have affixed
thereto / cent additional postage.
f. II. Mitts, p. NJ.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
There is No Art in Taking Medicine

Just follow directions on every
bottle of plantation" Chill Tonic
and see how quickly those dreadful
chills will leave you. 1t leaves the
liver in healthy condition and yet
contains no Calomel. Price Soc
Adv. +
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12
A FRIEND I'M NEED.

For instant relief and speedy cur
use Mississippi" Diarrhoea Cordial.
Price soc and 25c.-Adv.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-10-12

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-07
1srtcesminiitcr Stein
iibcr Sen 11ocltfricSem!
Die @ntideibnn9 bes arieses tuerOen
bic bentl6eu 9lrmeen an ber
6rOut ber6eifilGrcu.

g(mIter0ont, iiber 2on0or, 7. Moi.
- Giner 9erliner 3epei6e aufolge
loa ft6 Der preuBii6e ariegsntini.
tier bon Stein fiber einen @eItfries
6en luie folgt geGuBert bnben: sd
beac feinespeas Die Soifnung. BOB
mad benz &rieae Elm oGgemeiner
0auern0er @eItfrieoe berrIden miro.
60 longe StaatsintereIien 3uipioer.
laufen. miro es ou9 ariege geben.
Die gtusit9ten oilf einen unllnter.
6ro6enen Grieoen iin0 niht iebr
QIdnseno, pem Sipei groBe gtatio.
nen, sic bi86er nidt onran geoodt
6aben, ein qroBes itehenOes Seer
5u ittter9aIteb iebt beginnen bieies
3u tlm. /"
lteber sic ariegsloae iprd6 iif
Der preuBiide &rie9sntiniiter inl
gerIotfe Der alpeiten 2eiana Der
g(rueeborInee I'M 9teidstna ipie
folgt:
n0ic an Der Gront tdlnpfcitben
gfrmeen filbren init pnbergleidliGer
Sopferfeit, Sinaebung unN 2onoli.
tat Die Gntiheibuna ber6ei. @ir
berln6gen bon bier aus nidt IN po(.
lem llntfange ait erfenuen neldt
9tieienoienite ie6er ei18alne ben 9Sn.
terlanoe IeiItet, bonn @elneinen Dis
gum boditen 0ffi8ier binaui lime.
re 9(rn1cen fin1pfen nit feitem Ser
tralen unb @erpiiieubaftisfeit fir
oa8 8oterlono 1tno b1s gau8e Soft
oas bon Dem groBen 9iirGen in nod.
oriidlidIter @eiie betiibrt miro, ttnS
oas tngtdglid llngeuah erGeifPr
nuB, 0aS Ser 8rieg I'M 3eioIge bot
God 0as Soft BOT fir olc8 bn8 &c.
Iorgt, mas erforoerl;d it, Sen 9rie1
fortIa6ren 8u fonaen. Gie glrlnet
lit feit il6er5eugt, BOB Dos 8off fort.
fabren lpirb, 6abein ieire Gfli6t
3u tun.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-07
Seier irt titcrike enSef
aitf trallrigc mciic!
9ei einem bon SdJmlfna6en berdn'
italteten NlanoDer fputmeu
me6rere INNS Ge6en.

sta6t Merifo, 7. @toi. - Ser.
i6ie0ene Gerionen iino get0tet un0
ii6er 100 berlebt als 6os 8eIttltat
eines 0ldn0ber8, an Dem $4,000
Sdulinngen teilnabmen. Ta3 Wea-
n6ber bil0ete ben S6luBnft elmer
syeItiuoGe 8n Gbren Der e9SSnnuetrie-
rltng oes 95rGiioeuten garran5a unb
Der 5. @1oi Seier sur grirnerung
an oie gtieberloge Der 5ron8oien
int Sabre 1862. giner Der @et6teteu
mar Elm 9ronfenpfleaer oes 9foten
areu8es.S
3os blrd g3od(Giiigfeit borge.
fofnulenen 8ermiI6eit bon idorfen
Gotronen nit Hlabpdtroneu nirf
fir Die Srag0oie beranttportIid 9e.
bdlten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-07
Greignisreitt
@Od)t int GongrfB!
1ribtiac 6cl0dftc aperScn I'M Ganfc cicfer fDctRe
crletiet perSen; Sic 1iabrmn1sntittclkcit=
trcllicrmnoszl3iM lucbl Bic tuidbtigite
auiilide Arbeiter wollen pon 1861 tidts tuiflenl

9en.airen rtilitdrtiHeli Gage ilah BET
@eftdtspltnften oes sSitteIligeB5oes
partemeltts, Der Mtlinitions., W2dte'
rial. naO Soipital- abteiIung, Foiuie
Ser Der gntIenbling einer atlterifaui
1Aen Grbeoition. gs ipur6en IN bic.
fer Situng flint genreinldiofaIsdle
glusi6uiIc ern1nnt, I'M iiber 0ie chr
8eI.len @egenitdn0e gulpfeblnngqn|
olts3larbeiteit.
Gs fDur0e 5ipar mad Der aonfes
rell8 tti9t8 onitlih befatslt gegeben,
. 3 mur0e Ser Gin0rlf tpeiter bes
Itarft, oab 10 balo nls nlogIid) ejilg
on1erifaniibc expedition nodl Oer
Sront iii Sroitfreid) obgeben ioi[.
Sin Der Gisung nabnen bon bri,
tii6er Seite 41tBer @aIfonr General
8rieges unb einige an0ere Sffi5iere
Der aomutiiiion fell; Die Ser. Gtan.
ten iparen bnrd ariegsiefrefdr 8afer.
SefretGr 0es S5nnern Cane. s .ocIs&
iefret1r Ge0fieI0 iifl0 an0ere Mits
glieOer 0eS nafiotioIen 8erfeini.
guagsrats pertreteu, altBer0en1 nab
men @eneraImoipI Scot e 0cncs
roll,obsdef uno einige onbere bobes
re Sffi5iere bes @enernlitabs tell.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-07
Oebcintkcnfcrcl15 Scr
2Iuiiertcrt TN 4oarisl

goris, z. aPai. = g9ie ipdtere
@ntuidelun9en eraeben nerOch,
taat bier cine Der lpihtigIten aoa-
feren3en, Sic m1brenS oes arieocS
abqebolten iuur6en. 9altpter Der
0tegierllng. Ser 2trlneen uno Der
@orinen @ngIan0s mt0 6ranfraife
linb 5uiamnlengetreteil.
9ie aonfer,ns lit bereits bier "a.
ge in Sitnng. lluter ben ailr &on'
feren5 GntiarOten beiinoen iid:
gnalon6: Treniertuiniiter 2loDS
George, Sir 5o6r syeIliOe, eriter
SeeIor0 Ser 9lbnlirnlit1t. General
gtobertIon, Ghsf Oes @eneroIItabes,
2orO Robert Geeil. 9Iodooenniniiter.
un0 8ertreter 0cs In oen Der Gtua'
ten meiIenSen MiniItcrs 9oIfour.
6ra1freid: General 1etoin, @e.
neralItobshei GenroI Rebille, sc.
neroIiIiinlus oer arnlee, &riegsulini.
Iter GoinIcb, MarinenfiniIter Ga Ga
&c, @remierminiiter giibot itnS Sun'
beIsmiuiIter elemental.
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Cin nnpatriotiidler Silfsi6eriff.

8ig ainep, $500, 7. N1ni.
8eiG er ongegen proteitierte, 6oB iidl
Die iltngen 2ellte ieine8 8e5irfes IN
Der g}ationoIgaroe bon @Dontir9 an
uer6en lieBen uno neil er erfl1rt
6otte, 6oB, foI[s Die gnperbuno bon
iithqen 2eutelf tpetter fortgeiest
ipilr0e, elm glufIton0 entiteben per.
Sc, oen er ieIbit anfiibren piiroe,
puroe Ser $ilfsi6eriff S. 8fod iei-
nes 9oitens entboben. @leid5eitig
1T bon ben 81tnoesbeb5roen gegen
i'm oie g[nfluge ipegen unpntrioti.
ider qeubernngen erboben iporben,
esanes 6. Sdrutiion Elm nnoerer
giirger oieies Srtes, pltrbe megeiI
6es gIeiden @ergebens anseflugt
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Slide nadl (snalonS.

Bolton, @loiI., 7. 0lai.- Sier lit
Ser 8erfuuf bon 14,000,000 8funO
SSii6en OH 0ie britti6e Gegierlrug
ieitef1s elmer 5ii6ereigeieIi6nft in
Bolton, Wtoii, befnrtlt gemodt NOR
oen. Qie 2ieferrnq 1uufaBt S6ell.
fii6e unn SlurSern. @emdB gLrs-
ioae eines @ertreters Der betreffer.
BEN @eieIlifoft bat Die @erforeung
GngIor10s nit sSiihen oltrd Die aus.
aiebige GerpenOung Der Siiherei.
boote 5n S5agoen nnd Seentinen uto
sl on0eren ariegs5ipefeu ioiuie
0itrd Die aitf beridie6eue gErt uno
8eiie erfoIgtet gerIltite oieier 5a6r-
3euee orobe GtnbnBe erlitten.
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Hein Grltbel nit
1lrncrikafeinScm!

g8oIbiagton, 7. 9lni. - General
8lmoesanlDalt Gregory itelt ben I'M
alltsIonbe geborenen glmerifonern
Elm glttes 3eugnis ans, itl0em er Die
grfldrung obgob, oaB bi8ber MIR
125 SremOgeborene pegen feinoieli-
qen 8erbalteas ben Ser. Stooten
gegenilber ber6aftet fuorOen iin0. St
ma bic &1lfte Ser @erbaiteteu iollen
It6 Der Spionoge ooer Sebereier ge-
gen 0ie 8unoesregierrng i6uloig
geIno6t bober Scr ilbrige Geil
ipuroe 9ef1ngIi6 einge5ogcn, neil
man 6ieies fir oie Siderbeit be8
2anoes erIprieblif bdIt.
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1teocr ailf RMba
pliinccrn iinS raMbcn!
Sa6en fi6 glmerifanet sa ibren
Gpfern eriuablt. 5urOern
amerit. SnterDcntiOu.

Stem gorf, 7. Dloi. 8ie aus
au6a bier eintretieroe GliidtIinge
au8iageil, pliinoerten farbige 9ies
bellen in oen 9iitritten bon 9oImu.
rito, Ntiranoa uno 8opate IN Der
8robtns 9rente Die Seine uno
8lantagen bon aneritonern uno
bremen lie nie0er. 9ie Gliidtlinge,
einige 5iDan8ig, propbe6eien, Dob Die
nod ber6leiben0en 4merifoner mai.
Iofriert tner0en ipiiroeH, lpenn Die
Ser. Stoaten ni6t ititerbenierei1
ipiirOen. 0ie fuboniide &egierllng
ioa na9 oen Qlusiagen oieier Seute
ni9t intitan0e ieirb Der Gage Serr
5ll meroen.
8ie s5lii6tlinge, ipeLde niGts oIs
Ole &leiber, Die iie trogeb retteten,
boben einen bon 116 nod 1T Der be-
Drobten @egeuo pobuenoeu ameri-
fanern unteraei6neten glpbeG Inn
Rettung an Die 8unoesregieritng,
9erielbe miro iofort Dem Staatsamt
iibermittelt tperoen.
Gem 4ppea lit elm augcbli6 bonn
General 9la3 @1aio geidriebener
9robbrief beigeiilgt, in DeIdem es
beibt: nSSSbr mer0et an lallteIten
l9reierL uno mir per0en aerit5ren,
Bis @uer @eidrei in 8aibiilgton ge-
bort miro un0 cine omerifanii6e
Suterbention er5lpin9t. @egenipdr-
tig tGtnpfen mir nidt gegen Die Ste
gierltngstrltppen 1mO iperOen @uf
riht totem, ouBer Sbr tptberfeBt @nd.
uus. g8ir fGutpfen Jest nur nit Der
8ronofadel uil0 SHreden8berri6oft,
@enn 0tenocal (&uba8 9r0ii0ent)
ie0o6 ont 90. 0toi ilibt abtritt.
DerOeit mir fdnpfen u1tO totem. g8ir
ItnO 10000 9febeIlen i'll 0ieier 95ro'
bilia, nlle gut bepofflet, unO Die
gauge 9Srobin3 miro IN cine 8il0-
mis- Derlnanoelt per0en. Cure Sic.
gierltng fam Dies bur9 Srterben.
tiou ber6inoern. SD Io0e etne nme-
rifonil6e Gontrniiiion Elm, mad oeni
Synnern 5u fontmett 1utiere 5trett.
trGfte at baii6tigen, infer 3erito.
rungsiperf at betro6ten lnl0 ibrei
3egierung Die 8abrbeit n1it5lttet'
len.
0ieien S6reibet bat Der a0ilt
tol1t 0es Generals Die folgenoer
Sabe 9in5u9efiigt: DSsSbr tper0et be
nerfen, ooB mir &ebeaen big ou
ben lebten Mlann 6arbi9e iit0. SSbl
iDer0et Gu1 ser gGegerreboution oes
e5abres 1912 erinnerlt nobel 5000
9eeaer in oieier 9robin5 getotet tultr
0en. g8ir 0ettfen oltd) oaran; uni
iebt, On mir betpaffftet itrO, iol, oo5
eprlt6ere itb @uh, Der SoO bon 5000
perteiOigung8loIen gtegern itn Sabrl
1912 in einem furdt6aren arieg ge
r1dt tperoen."
George Burton bon gtortpaIf
Cont, elmer ser Slit9tigert ertlGrt
oaB Die Gebellen Die gauge 9robii1j
Sriente nit g[uSnobule bon Sarttia
40 ltnb oeIIen rGhiter llngebutl
| fontroIlieren, nuo bob 8ranoittftitn
gen ltno 8litnberungen ait Der "a
gesor0niutg itlto.
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gnnnllupIl6ranbe in Snbicn.

2on0on, 7. @ioi. = Su 9onlbap.
Sn0ien, Itilo. tpie cine Geiiteroepe.
i6e 6eridtct i'm glbril % 8rGnbe
BON galtn1tpoIle gu ber5ei6nen &c.
lpcien unb am Sonstag lit ipieoer
Gin 6prarti9er @ran0 dusgebrohen,
ser einen Shooen bon $4,000 oil.
ridtete. @tnn ninlult in alien Sal.
len 8ranoitiftung OIL.
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11eltcs 1lilfokrAtcit<
Regime in Hm6laftOs
Die 9tcsiernng fat Sas @criainnt.
lnngsredjt atfge6Oben; tie iDilL
feinen. Separatfrie6en.

Betersburg, z. Moi.- Ger Qfliss
Ihuf Der Sol0oten lia0 Der Mrbeis
fer bat oie abboltnng BON @erlanrr.
htngen uno 3uIonlnenfilrften fiir
0ie 9nller BON 2 SoqeE rerbDtell.
9osIelbe Gilt fir StraBenparaoen
bel 0enen 8offen getragen tuproen
Den Manniddften lit es itreitge I'M,
terIogt, beinl GerloIien ibrer @1ros
den @nffen nit i1 sit fiibren.
Ser gLlsiduB Der 2lrbeiter II. Oer
Sol6otet Bat NIT elmer W1aiorifdt
bon IS 6tinnten bon $500 Der 9ie.
eierlng Elm GertraieusDotlint DC.
bra9t.
9ie probiioriide 9fegierlitlg haf
our9 ihren 9rellliernlinilter 2ipoff
befannt 9egeben, boB iie ibre an Die
9miiertet gerihtete gfote nid1t fflrs
0ifi3ieren tperoe. 9as 4abinetf.
iei, ipenn notipen0ig, Su refignierea
bereit.
+ @tenliernlitiiter 2iuoff erfLdrte:
oGS iIt unulDgIid, cine anDere
91ote at Ienoen. 0ie gegeniDdrtige
Gegierung miro Sen AIiierfen ges
geniiber ibre 9flidt crfifilen IND.
Die an iie gerihtcte gtote tiidt nlo0is
fi3ieret 6o Die berOerbIiden 5olgen
fir 6os 9ann nidlt nlisbleiben initrs
ben. Ole &egieriing lit fidj boIlitdit.
Dig int alaren iiber Die 8erantiuorts
li6feit, Die iie iibertoftlnen bat, itn0
oornm lit iie berett. obSuoanfen.
fpGrt Die @erb1Itniiie ioIdes uotipens
big maden.~
Ser @liniIter bes 9[itsip1rfigeil
Milufoff bertritt oetieIbeit @tanos
pllnft, nenn er iagt:
a9ie gtote briilet Die SnItling Der
gegenlp1rtigen Negieritng gum g[us.
6rltf. Gtneut arloeren 3fuede ioIE
tie nidt 6ienen.
9ie iiipglte al Ste g[lliierfcit ges
rihtete gtote iit in Der &oitptid1e
cine 8ieoerbolrng 0eIien, iDos III
Der criten gtote oorgeton tuuroe.
Sie lit in gerbiuOung NIT oem
9lbgeOr0netep aitsgearbeitet luor0en.
Die greienifie Der Iesteren Get mer.
ben uniere 9lGiierten in gr0Be meiB.
| Iitimmung ltno lleberroid)itae bef.
lest baben, ipogegen Der 6eillo ii.
biIiert.1
SideiOife, HrGli6ert 0es QInss
iduiies, pieoerboIte feline bereifs ab.
gegebene grfldrtng, ooB Ste iulpe.
rioliitiide SnItitng Der 9iegieruns
nidt gu ouloen lei.
nSse0er oie SolOaten, nod Sic
9lr6eiter iino fiir Gortletuna 6es
arieges. 9enn sic Megiertiig In
Slime mtierer 8aroIe ys5rie6e cine
ariegsenti6Goigiing 5a banoeIn ae.
6ciltt. 10 moee tie 0oriiber III nidi
utiB5uberiteben0eH @orten alnr9eit
i6offen.4
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ScrSert Sc10SencrIas
BON Oemtitblat

Gpracltic, &c. g., Z. Wlai, 0r.
GruiQe sDtcRin1, Der, mGbren6 er
bor Ser arieqserfldrinta 1T ieiner
Gigcui9oft ais gfoBar3t etnet fit Die
aIliierten 6eitiniuten 9feroe -GronS.
port auf bent 8onpfer .@eorgic"
leitete, bon einen 6elltiden SilfS.
freuSer 9efonaen aeitommen lno
ipGter in einem beuti6en @efonge'
nenIager iiltertiert gebalten ipitroe,
erflGrte Bel eiuent 8anfett, 6ab er
oie Oelltide &egierling oitf $50, 900
S6aoeneriab herfloeeu Der0e. Ser
SAL ipirO bis gum 5rieoenSidIub
ruben rliliien.
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OcMtIef1cft Slicocrs
kiibltcr Strcif5ite!

2onOon, 7. @2oi. 8ie ser 8e.
ie6lsbaber Ser Seimgaroen General
6renf, befannt naht, flog bellte
gu friiber Morgenitunoe pl6sltd Elm
feinolider 6lieger ii6er Ole nor0meit.
lide @ren3e 2onbons oobin un6
mari bier 8onben auf bic Staot
6erab. Cine 8crion puroe getotet
un6 slpei mur0en berleBt. Der nll-
Qeridtete Sodidooen lit gering.
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t1)citcrcr SrieHcns>
1lppen Scs 1oapitcs!

gfont, T. g1ai. gapIt 8ius or.
fieb Santstog o6er6 einen ipeitereu
gtpea Inn sSrieoen fir bic @elt. gr
ridtcte cine Mn9nitng an ale frie8'
fii6ren0en W1d6te, neinett rui9en
iu0 gerc6ten Brieoen 8u iblieBeb"
uno rief 5lgleib bos golf uller 9an.
Der at, ouf Oieies 3ieG bin8uarbeit
9(n S6luB orong er in ole B0I.
fer, Sarum at bcteu, OaB Der 6rieoe
gegen SUM bin ertldrt iper0e.
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cplttbmterS itt
1o1cenir, Hri5.!

Ggocnir, Q(ri3., 7. 01ai. = stor
0alen, melher ont lesten 9onners.
tag in Der g&abe 0es is Wteilen bon
bier gelegenen gteia Sen @eiddfts-
reii..toen Sanlcs ginp @ibion erutor.
oct uno bernod oeiien 6rau terge.
lpaltist botte, ipur0e Iette nadt, aIs
CT sur Siherbalt1tng bon oent Licii.
gen @efGnqnis nod Dem Staats.
3u6tbolts eebrodlt luur0e, Den 8eam-
ten bon einem 5ahIreihen 03o6 ert.
riIien uno oufgebdu,t
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GrplcIion IN elmer
pMlucrfabrik!

griltol, Z. 9tai. = g(ls Sings
port bier eingetroffene gtadribteu
beIogen baB Die Oortige @tlnitiors.
fabrif infolge einer GrbIolion 5er-
it6rt woroen iei. Someit mie iest
befannt, urrSen spei 8erionen ge.
t0tet uao 5iUei anoere uerlest.
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b. sernitOrff bsim GaiIer.

amltcr6am, Z. gtai. - aaiicr
@ilbeIm bat elmer MeIoung Der
goifilden 8eitine aufolse Dem @ra'
fen pon gernitorff, ebemalieem 0cllt-
iden goti6after in @uibingtol I'M
BroBeu Sailptquartier cine auoiena
aemdbrt. Gs perlaltet, b. gernitorfi
lei ais gotidjofter in einem nelitra.
len Saa0e auseriebeil.