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The Brunswick news., 1917-06-08
GcOrgia's Junior Senator Speat
Few Hours in the City
Yesterday.
TALKS OF JUDGESHIp MIXUp


Hon. Thomas w Hardwick. junior
Enited States senator from Georgia.
arrived in the city at noon yes!er-
bay ard spent the eutme afternoon
Eere. During that period he received
number of callers at his apartments
! the Oslethorpe Hotel, and later
was taken for drive over the city.
leaving yesterday afternoon for st
Simon Island.
Senator Hardwick comes to Geor-
gia at this time to accept an invita-
lion from the Georgia Cotton Manu-
lecturers association to deliver an
address at the annual convention of
hat organization at st. Simon today.
lie was seen by representative of
Ehe News yesterday afternoon and
Ialked interestingly of the general
national situation.
AS is well known Senator Hard
wick prevented the confirmation of
Judge Whipple to succeed the late
fudge Lambdin on the federal bench
in Georgia. In discussing this Situa-
lion. Senator Hardwick felt that the
president violated a well standing
custom in failing to send to the sen
lte the nomination of Hon. j. T.
West, of Thompson, both of the SEN
ltors having endorsed him for the Of
fce.
He refused to go into a lengthy
of his views of the pres
ent CONSUMPTION laws. He says he
thinks he was perfectly, sincere in op-
posing the draft system, but now that
t has become law, he expressed
himself as being thoroughly pleased
hat the Young men of the country
have responded so generously and so
to the call of the nation
Senator HardWick is enjoying
splendid health, and is in very fine
spirits. He will be here through
Saturday, leaving Saturday night for
via Atlanta
The Brunswick news., 1917-06-08
GEORGIA NEGRO VETERAN
CAUSES MICH COMMENT

Washington, June 7.-An old negro.
ing the badge of Camp Wilcox. Of
Birmingham. Ala, and clad in gray,
was the center of an interesting
crowd at the Confederate reunion to-
day. while he told sotries Of the vir-
ginia battles. He went into the Con
federate service in 1861, he said. with
Captain Tom Bartlett, of the Geor.
gia troops.
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For Two Weeks the Pay VIII
Be the Same as at
Present.
MAY GET AN EXTRA HOUR
II the Company Meets the De-
mands Of the Men. They Viii
Be Allowed an Extra lIour
During Interval.

Something over four hundred en-
polyes Of the Brunswick Marine CON
struction corporation, at a meeting
attended by many citizens. including
Mayor Hopkins which lasted for two
and half hours at the court house,
last night. voted to return to work
this morning and accept the propo-
sition made by Manager skinner OF
the company. fer a period of two
weeks. and at the end of that time
he would be in position to confer with
officials Of the company in New York
and give them . definite answer.
The proposition of Manager Skin
ner called for nine hours pay for
nine hours work The men asked
for ten hours pay for nine hours
work In the event the demands of
the men are met by the company, it
is agreed that an extra hour be al
lowed the men for the two weeks.
r A. Morton of Waycross. a labor
leader. reached the city Yesterday
morning and handled the meeting
last night i r. GaskiIl was made
chairman, and his SON T ] Gaskill,
secretary. and they handled the many
delicate questions in an excellent
manner.
It could be seen at once that the
men desired to accept the offer of
the COMPANY and most of the evening
was spent in organizing different
branches of the American Federation
Of Labor The machinists, carpen-
ters and iointers are already organiz-
ed. but all the other trades were or
ganized by Mr. Morton in an easy
manner, explaining in detail every
phase @ their respective uninns.
Some excellent talks we're made ~
many present, paying the highest
tribute to Manager Skinner. Martin
Rorgensen, who said he represented
the company, made it plain that it
was the desire of the corporation to
treat their employees inst in every
way. John Baumeartner said the
company had met the men more than
half wav, The wit of the evening
develoned in Joe Scarlet. He agreed
with Mr.. Raumeartner and kept the
laughing everv time he
spoke, which was at least . half
dozen. They had q great deal of
trouble in finding a branch of the un-
ion which would bring in Mr.. Scar
lett. They finally landed him in the
federal which includes all kinds Of
work They colored laborers were
treated as the whites,
A committe of eight. including two
from each branch was selected to
call on Mr.. skinner this morning.
This committee is as follows. Car
penters and jointers, r. King, j. NJ.
riggers, Chris Thompson and
Roy Brock; machinists. T. =. Davis
boilermakers. T. A. Mcintyre. eol-&
ored members, w j. oxford. j. wv
Harden az
NIX
These will call on Manager SkinnAxz
this morning at s o'clock and reno5l
TO the men in Hanover Park this a}(
ernoon at 2 o'clock, and all win 4
turn to work tomorrow mornir
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5000 ALIEN ITALIANS MA!
BE ENROLLED IN U. S. ARMY

Washington, June Three hun
united States will be enrolled for war
Service under the American flag. il
General Enrico Gusliemotti, military
attach of the Italian embassy, can
solve the problem Of working out a
satisfactory registration system
This is General Cugliemotti's real
purpose in coming to the United
itSates, it was learned today He de
Isires to keep Italians with depend
|ents in America for agricultural duty,
sending Italians without dependents
ITO Europe to fight under the Ameri-
can flag
The Brunswick news., 1917-06-08
Many Passed Through the City
Yesterday En- Route to
the Island.
HARDWiCK SPEAKS TODAY
Ills Address viii Be Fea!nre OF
First Session - Prominent
Cotton Men From All Over
State Attending.

The seventeenth annual convention
of the Cotton Manufacturers Associa-
ton of Georgia will be convened at
the Hotel ST Simon this morninc
President w. c. Vereen, Jr., of Moul-
tric, arrived in the city yesterday
morning and all during the dav in.
coming trains brought large numbers
of delegates. 1t is estimated that at
least two hundred will be present
when the convention meets this
morning.
The event Of the session today viii
be an address by Hon Thomas W.
Hardwick. United States senator.
who is now on the island The pro
gram for today is as fellows:
Called to order at 2:30 D. M. by w
j. Vereen president.
Invocation. roll call. minutes of last
meeting
Welcome, Senator L. r. Akin.
Response, Lee NJ Jordan. Atlanta.
Annual report, President w J. We
reen.
Address-Senator Thos. w. Hard
wick, Recent Federal Legislation
Respecting Child Labor
Introduction Of Resolutions.
Address-Mrs Nellie Peters Black,
president Georgia Federation of Wo.
mems clubs. "How Club Women ard
Mill Men Can Coordinate Their Work
for the Mill Village to Get Best Re.
suits"
Evening Session.
Called to order at $50 D. m.
Address-W. B. Thomas. specia!
agent Aetna Life Insurance Co.
Group Insurance"
Report of Secretary and Treasurer
p e. Glenn.
Address. las. l.. Carberv. special
agent U S. Dept. of Agriculture, 'Mill
Village Demonstration Work"
Unfinished business. new business.
selection of next meeting place. re-
port of nominating committee. cleo.
ton OF officers
On Saturday the members of the
convention will be rendered an infor-
nal luncheon at the Elks Home by
the Brunswick Board of Trade.
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vided for in Mr.. McLeod's request.
The meeting was largely attended
and was full of genuine interest and
enthusiasm.
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CLEANSES YOUR HAIR
MAKES IT BEAUTIFUL,
THICK, GLOSSY WAYY
TRY THIS! ALL DANDaUFF DIS
APPEARS Ard HAIR STOPS
COMING OFT

Surely try 6 'D-rGc-re IIzi-
Cleanse" = zen wish to mmediatly
loublo tho beauty CT your hair. Just
uoie5en = cloth with DanderiDe and
l-aw # carefully through your hair
taking cne small GRAND at a time:
this viii cleanse the hair Of dust, dirt
o. any excessive oil-in few min
l.es you viii be amazed. Your hair
Ein be way, fluffy and abundant and
BscGcs3 an Incompatible softness lus-
re and luxuriance
Beside identifying the hair one
application Of DandeTine dissolvcs ev-
cry particle O. Dandruc; invigorates
the scalp, stopping itching and falling
hair.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers Of rain and sunshine are to
vegetation. It goes right to the roots
invigorates and strengthens them its
ezhilirating. stimulating and hfe-pro-
ducing properties cause the hair to
grow long and beautiful.
You can surely have pretty. soft
lustrous hair, and lots Of it, if you will
just get a 25-cent bottle Of Knowlton' s
Danderine from any drug store or tot
let counter and try it as directed
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eHERIFF's SALE.

CEORGIA-Glynn County.
VIII be sold before tao courthouse
IN said county on the first Tuesday in
February, 1917, between the legal
hours of sale TO tho highest bidder fer
cash, all Of the following described
property in the Town Commons Of tho
city CT Brunswick, Glynn County.
Georgia, all OF the unexpired term
OF the ioaseh0ld estate originally
granted by the Mayor and Council Of
the city of Brunswick and now out
standing in and to that tract. lot or
parcel CT land known and designated
according to tho official map Of the
nlan of said Town Commons 81 file
in the office OF the Clerk of the Mayor
and Council the city Of Brunswick,
rs follows, to-wit:
Commencin CAT point on the eastern
line Of Stonewall street in said city of
Brunswick one hundred and fifty-one
feet north of the northeastern corner
and intersection of Gloucester street
with said Stonewall street, and from
said initial point running northeriy
along said eastern line of Stonewalj
street distance of seventy-foar feet
thence at right angles easterly dis
lance of one hundred feet, tbcncc at
right angles southeriy a distance o.
seventy-four feet, thence at right
angles westerly a distance Of ono
hundred feet to the point OF begin
ming. The leasehold estate conveyed
being for term OF years expiring or
the second day OF March 1867. Iovi+a
upon as the property OF T. Y Roneyts
under and by virtue OF an execution
in favor Of Alex Gotholz againsc slid
e. Y Roberts and against said Yr3aor.
r. issnod upon q judgement rendered
IT the Cecom ocr 'crm, 1916 0f tho SUI
pe1ior Court OF said comfy lot the
principal sum OF $500, end also other
items recovered as principal sums
besides interest and costs as set nut
in said judgement ana execution.
Written notice of levy given defend
ant in execution. This II day of Jan.
.GaTg, 1917.
w. II. BERRIE,
Sheriff GIynn County, Georgia.
1-12,19,26;2 -2.
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Half Your living
Without Money Cost

A right or wrong start Il 1917 viii
make or break most farmers in tho
South. We are all facing o crisis.
This war il Europe puts things in
GIch ,;ncaz taiaty tnat no man can
foresee The future with any degree OF
clearness.
The euro and certain increase IL
cotton acreage means lover cotton
prices next fall. Cost CT ell food and
grain products ia nigh, so high THAI
no one can AFFORD to buy and expect
to pay out with cotton.
It's a time above ali other3 to play
safe; to produces all possible food,
grain Ghd forage supplies on your
own acres; to cut down the store bill.
A good piece OF garden ground,
rightly planted, rightly tended and
kept planted tho year round, can b.
made TO pay half your living. It villa
save you more money than you L.ado
on tho best flVo acres OF Gotten ycL
ever erewi
Hastings 1917 Seed Dock tells all
about the right kind CO q money say
ing garden and tho vegetables to puS
in l.. It tells about The field crops IS
Woll and shows you the clear road u
real farm prosperity IT'S Free. Sepd
hor Il today 10 II. c. Gf13TIMCS C< :,
Atlanta, Caa.--Atvt.
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LEGAL Adrnr,is.mnnts-


lightning and yen-.l2tlns plants, ma
chinery and Improvements and addl-
tons TO the same, located on or about
said property and premises, and also
all the furniture and furnishings,
silverware, chinaware, cooking and
serving utensils and appliances, and
every other article located and used
in and about the parlors, offices, lodg.
ing rooms dining roomS, cafes, kitch-
ems, cooking and serving rooms,
store rooms, Bullets. verandas, barber
shop, news and cigar stands, and all
other places in and about said Ogle-
thorpe Hotel and premises" togeth-
er with all the incidents rights men,
bers and appurtenances thereof and
thereto belonging. L
TERMS OF SALE.
No bid will be received from any
bidder who shall not have deposited
with the trustee or auctiOneer the
sum Of $4,000 in cash or certified
check on a national bank or trust
company acceptable to the trustee as
a pledge that he will make good his
bid in case of its acceptance. In cas- e
any bidder shall fail to make coed
his bid or shall fail to comply with
the terms of sale then at the option
of the trustee the deposit made by
such bidder shall be applied toward
the payment Of the expense of and
resale and the making good of any
deficiency or loss in case such prop
erty shall subsequently be sold at
price less than that bid at the prior
sale the trustee reserving all legal
rights against such bidder. The de-
posits Of unsuccessful bidders will be
returned TO them when the property
has been struck down. Upon accept
anee OF any bids the deposit of the
bidder shall be applied toward the
purchase price and the balance of
the bid shall Gbe paid within thirty
days thereafter and at the time the
trustees deed for the property IL
given.
Any holder or holders of the eaid
bonds may bid for and purchase the
said property or any part thereof and
purchaser or purchasers shall be en-
titled to be allowed as paid in or to-
wards satisfaction of tho purchase
money such sum of money as shall be
payable to him or them out Of the
proceeds of the sale in respect CT any
bonds and coupons held by such pur.
chaser or purchasers paying the re-
amainder Of the balance il any In cash.
The amount represented by any such
coupons a. bonds shall be treated as
paid only to the extent that 1t shall
be paid out of the ,proceeds of the
sale reserving to the holder or hold
ers thereof such rights as he or they
may have to collect the balance un.
paid.
1t is provided in the mortgage that
this sale and the conveyance pur.
suant thereto shall be a perpetual
bar both in law and equity against
The Oglethorpe and al persons
claiming by through or under 1t CT all
It's right title and cliims in and IA
tho property 50 sold.
The said property will be sold sub
ject TO ell unpaid taxes ard assess.
ments.
Further particulars with reference
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE Of fEUSffrs sHrr~os
TIE oeLETHoRPE HOTEL OF
BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA

n.
Deiault having been made in the
payment OF interest due LIST of Feb
Euary 1916 and other interest dates
prior thereto on the First MORTGAGE
Dix Per Cent Gold Coupon bonds OF
Ihe OglethoTpe issued under a mort
gage or deed of trust of The OgIe.
thorpe dated LIST august 1908 IN
secure an authorized issue Of $780,
OUO face value Of bonds the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company trus.
lee OF the said mortgage or deed of
trust hereby gives notice that it will
IN the exercise of the power in that
behalf contained in the said mortgage
or deed of trust sell at public auction
10 the highest bidder at the Court
House door of Glynn County at
brunswick, Georgia on February G..
1917 at IL O'Clock all and singular
the property conveyed by the said
mortgage or deed of trust tho said
mortgage property being described
as follows:
'All that tract or parcel of land
situate in what is known as the new
town OF the City Of Brunswick, Glynn
County. Georgia being described with
reference to the maps of plans of said,
CITY OF brunswick. Georgia, by George
X. Baldwin, A. ID. 1897, as lots num-
bers sixty-two (G2), sixty-t;.ree (63).
slXty-four t6D, sixty five 1851, sixty
SIX 1867, sixty-seven (67), sixty eight
1861, sixty-nine (69), seventy (7O),
seYenty-one (7D. and one hundred
eighteen Ql8), one hundred nineteen
'llsJ' one hundred twenty (l2O),
one hundred twenty lone Q2D, one
hundred twenty-five Q22), one hun
'dred twenty-three Q23), one hundred
fwenty-four 024), one hundred TWEEN.
ty-fiVe Cl25), one hundred twenty
SIX (l26) and one hundred twenty.
seven 127l, forming q parallelePram
three hundred fifteen by three hun.
dred Obs x 5000 feet less a portion of
SAID lots sixty-two (62) and one hun.
dred eighteen u1S), being a strip
along the lengths OF said two lots
about fifteen 15) feet wsde taken 70
widen f street, and making the whole
OF sald tract paralleiegram three
hundred fifteen by two hundred eieh
ty-fice t315 1859 feet, bounded on
me north by new town lot number
.soYenty-two I'D. a projection of an
alley between said lot seyentv.two
,t72) and new town lpt number one
hundred twenty-eight Q2S) as shown
ny tho plan OF SAID CITY of brunswick
nut which has never been opened or
used. and by said new town lot one
hundred twenty-eight Q2S); and on
me east by A street; on the south bv
# street; on the west by w street:
ana having erected thereon the three
and one-half (Sh) story brick build
.hg known as the oglethorpe Hotel
being the same premises conveyed m
the mortgagor herein by deed from
Atlahtic and Birmingham Construction
company dated July 31st. 1908. refer.
ence thereto being had; and also all /
me houses, out-houses, additions and
structures of every kind located on
or connected with said land and I
buildings and all waterpower. heating
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THE POLICENAN'S
RIGHTS IN ISSUE
INTERESTING POINT ARISES IN
ATLANTA AS TO THAT Of
F!CE2'S STATUS.

ATLANTA Jan. 23.-Has a police
man any right TO retaliate or any
legal way Of stopping it, when a
drunken or angry prisoner curses him
in language which the policeman, if
a private citizen, would have a right
10 resent with blows?
AGAIN The polrt has come up in con-
nection with the handling Of DRINKS
and other unruly offenders in Allan
ia. Various courts Of Georgia have
taken different views on the subject,
so that there is no sure precedent
based on laws Of this state, and q
lawyer defending his client here has
cited 4 recent ruling by the Iowa state
court in which it is declared that a
prisoner has an inahenable right to
swear at the policeman who is arrest
ing him, and that such action does not
constitute resisting arrest or any
other punishable offense, unless the
cursing is done III the presence of a
miro party VINO is not policeman and
whom the cursing might offend To
be cursed, in the views of the Iowa
court, is part of the policemans
job.
Atlanta policemen usually take this
same charitable view when prisoner
is SO drunk or SO angry that he doesn't
know what he is doing, but every once
in a while it gets too much for the
ecp and he, too, ge.s mad and whaoks
TIE insuleer over the head with his
bill.
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GEORGIA. GIynn County.

TO all whom 1t may concern:
Catherine Wright, widow having in
proper form, applied to me for Per
manent Letters Of Administration OF
the estate OF Freeman Wright, late o!
said County, this IS to cite all and
singular tho creditors and next Of
kin Of Freeman Wright to be and ap
pear at my office within the time al
lowed by law, and show cause Why
permanent administration should rot
he granted TO Catherine Wright Oh
Freeman Wright's estate.
This day of January, 1917.
EDWIN w. DART,
10, II, %, 30. Ordinary.
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CITATION.

GEORGJA-Glynn County.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has applied to the Ordi-
nary Of said county for leave to sell
land belonging to the estate of Prince
Jackson for the payment of debts and
to make distribution. Said applica-
tion will be heard at the regular term
of the Court of Ordinary for said
county to be held on the first Mon
day in February, 1917
This Bird day of January, 1917.
EDO MILLER,
Administrator on the estate Of Prince
Jackson. 1-5 70 10 &c.
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CITATION

GEORGIA-Glyrn County.
To all whom it may concern:
F. NJ, Scarlet JT., having in proper
form, applied to me for permanent
letters Of administrator CT the estate
Of Levi Goldsmith, late Of said county
this is to cite ell and singular tn
creditors and neZ. Of Kin q Lev
Goldsmith to be and appear IT my
office within the t.Ee allowed Dy Law
and show cause why pcIl4ars-t 90
mlnistraticn should not be granted TO
T. A. Scarlet Jr., CT Levi Goldsmith s
estate.
THIS Ord day OF January, 1917.
a EDWIN ". Dart,
Is, -, 1926. Ordinary.
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AFTER The GRIPPE
VinoI Restored Her Strength

Canton, M,ss-"I an rs year old and
became very weak and feeble from the
effects Of La Grippe, but VinoI has
done nc . world CT good. 1t has
cured my cough, built up my strength
so feel active and well again Mrs.
Lizzie Baldwin, Canton, Miss.
Vinol aids digestion. enriches the
blood and creates strength, Une-
quailsd for chronic, coughs, cold or
bronchitis. Your money back if it
fails. Roberts Pharmacy, Brunswick,
also all the leading drug stores in all
Georgia towns.
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Iercl Aarortis.nonts.

20 tie sale may be obtained from the
trustee.
Dated this 1st day of January,
1917.
Title Guarantee and Trust Company,
BY II. NJ. Atkinson,
President.
G. b. Conyers,
Attorney for Trustee.
/ 3. 10. II. "a.
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BEAUTIFUL WAISTS JUST RE.
cEiVED IN ALL THE NEW SPADES
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08

-Sunftioniert f6le 6 t.
Stuoent Gum Sreuno): 9ein Snfel
fat ii9 ia Selepbon einri6ten lai-
ien2
Sreuno: 2eioer funftioniert es
aber iebr i6ledt, id babe i'm iGon
oreintaI telepboniid anpumpen mol
len, ober ni6ts gefriegtI
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08
@erfanaTi6. @irasrmsi.

WerfdngIt9. Burgermel<
tier: Mmtsbiener RrauIe. pie 1T Der
Sa9perbaltg
Mmtsbiener: Ser &utf9er S9mibt
beT9impfte mid BON ieinem SenIter
aus rtnb faste,. i9 pdre Elm Spihbu>
be. giel uno S9urte, tpel9es i9
biermit Ger Wabrbett gemdB nit
meiner ltnterI9rift beoeuae.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08

8erungIiidter Ser.
d. Sunger Scrr (elttriiitet):
SeSebt gebrouhe id nun idon lett
~I1ngercr 3eit Sbre 9arttinftur,
uno nod INNER iebe i6 feinen Or
folg.
gcrfdufer: gber, iunaer Serr,
ieIbit ouf Dem bciten Miitbeet pd9it
es nidt INNER gIei6!
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08
% tpeb ---.~

= Simmer wItilnol1. @ndbise
(aur 3ofs): nMarts, i9 min beut ems
BON ben Rtnbern IN bic Stride mits
nebmen-"
nWen ion i9 anaieben9"
sd bente, bic SIie; ibr 8lonbs
sopf paBt am be!ten gu meinem neuer
&leibe."
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08

be~rbeiqeloufc fom;re un Bat mid in
tas Sous geIdleift. bietobs TRACE
bat fe mid bod nit t0nne. Gs sudt
81 mid, oIs Oh iG ipiooer bic @obt
mar. pomit i'd per6leitue
Sbne Sbrn Iieper
p6iIipp Souernmpfer.
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08

Oas @erfu9stonin.
d en-. @ater (5u Ieinem Sungen, eis
mem 8arbierlebrlins): nNa, JriB. bait
0u f9on einen Runben raiiert9"
.Sa, borise Wo9e - einen Saubs
itummen."
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08

&inoer BON beute.
@robmutter (Oorleieno): ...nno
Ger aIte 3aliberer beridwanO, grell.
lid ric1enbe 9anpfe perbreitei0
SGus9en: @robnutter, Der battc
mobI elm Mlttomobil?
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08

Dag 10 Oiel III OIe
Yebpers leIe. OoB es
orig importent wGr.
Oab ieOer III feine
SabrD en- Wsti4e
tebbelgorte nuffidie
Oubt. Der 9rubel is.
Dab unIere 6ors
merid edIpedts. OaB
bic &rapps dri9
I6ledJt perOe. 10 Dab
nit oeuua FOR unlere
Washington Journal., 1917-06-08
Gfrnrr SArribrbrirf Nrs
@bilipp Saurramptrr.

Wlsin lie6ey 9err acoottiOnar: