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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19

THE silhouette Of the Spring is
varied one. There is a very
decided tendency toward the use
Of the tonneau or barrel skirt, but it
is by no means general and women
who do not find the line becoming and
who prefer the straighter models will
De full justified in choosing them.
Happily for general effect, the time
when any one fashion reigned supreme
belongs to the past. Season after sea-
son we have fancies, as a matter of
course, but there is very generous
laxityinrule and one may choose wisely
and discriminate we'll if she be so
minded. Since we all should know
that the well dressed woman must be
the becomingly dressed woman, that
opportunity is Of value. There is no
one silhouette that can be becoming
to all figures. The young woman who
has retained her girl-like figure can
use the barrel effect with fairly good
results. If she is clever she will be
exceedingly careful as to where the
line is placed and how far it is accen-
tuated, but she will be able to wear it
with more or less success. The woman
OF more generous proportions, whether
those proportions mean the advance
in years or do not, should look askance
upon any such costumes. She must
get all the effect Of height that line can
give, and, while draperies if they are
cleverly handled, always will be be-
coming. anything like the tonneau idea
is to be foresworn.
individuality Means Distinction.
Pockets are not alone, used for con-
venience and for ornament, they are
applied IN ways TO produce that
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
Lingerie Gowns are to be Exten-
sfvely Worn.

Accessories always are important.
The parasol and bag to match the
costume are much thought OF this
season and are easy Of accomplish
ment. For the dainty costume OF
afternoon wear. the lovely lingerie
fabrics will be extensively worn.
organize, fine sheet batiste, handker-
chief linen and musins Of all similar
sorts. Filet lace makes the favorite
trimming, but we shall also see a
great deal Of Valanciennes and Nene-
tan but, after all, there is nothing
lovelier. nothing more truly beautiful
than the gown that is embroidered,
and you can embroider these materials
with great success. We shall all be
glad to see the distinctly lingerie fab
RIGS return to favor tor they are lovely
and feminine in effect and altogether a
delight, but nothing ever will or ever
can supersede the gown OF white cot
ton net 1t is wonderfully beautiful,
it is essentially practical, for it laun-
ders as easily and as perfectly as
pocket handkerchief. Many OF the
most exclusive makers are trimming
that material entirely with embroidery
and since all the embroidery that is
used is remarkable for the simplicity
Of the designs, such gowns come
easily within the scope Of the home
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
Vivid Color for Sports, Quiet Tones
for the Street.

For country wear. vivid color will be
conspicuous in bits and in trimmings,
if not in more aggressive form. For
the street, however, we are to wear
quiet tones, sand greys and tans and
the like with brightness found in just
a little bit of the trimming or in a
girdle, perhaps, or in one way or
another, that will afford relief without
interfering with the general quiet
and charming tone. The pretty eton
costume illustrated is made from
new material known as Poiret twill
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19

breadth to the figure, that is the
very latest cry from Paris. The coat
that is shown in the picture makes
a good example of their handling. 1t
is very smart and at the same time
it is very simple. One sees great
many skirts with big pockets arranged
over the sides while, again. one will
see pretty arrangement of ribbon
trailing over the side portions to give
hint Of the barrel idea while the long
and pretty lines of the skirt remain
untouched. There is, perhaps, no one
characteristic Of the French woman
which has contributed more gener-
ously to her success in dress than the
study she makes of her own needs and
her own personality. On this side Of
the sea we are little apt to follow
like flock of sheep after leader
We never can be really well dressed
nation or never can be really dis
tinctive and smart until we learn to
consider ourselves and our own needs,
to adapt fashions rather than to en-
deavor to make ourselves over for
every within and every cry Of La Mode.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19

The hmono model is never guilty
Nof any such offense. The material falls
over the figure without impairing it
in the least and tends rather to add
to than to detract from natures lines.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
The Possibilities of Ribbon are
without number

IT IS astonishing how many things
can be done with ribbon. You
can make numberlcss girdlea and
no two will be alike, and you can put
ribbon together to make the crown of
y hat or even to cover the entire frame.
You can use ribbons as trimmings
either in straight rows or as little
rufties or YOU can use the very tiny
ribbon for embroidery, and fct garni.
lures. Ribbon flowers are exceed
ingly smart and the material offers
wonderful beauty and richness Of color
and really their manufacture is not
difficult. An American Beauty f6se
that is made from velvet ribbon in
real American Beauty shade is ~
beautiful as any simple ornament thaA
could be Suggested.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
Rich Colors are Largely Due to
Conditions.

If you study a little bit and watch
the conditions, you will find that every
change of fashion can be traced to
some influence. 1t may be to current
events, it may be successful play.
it may be found in one OF thousand
ways, but it is there and just now we
are turning our attention to China
with very marked emphasis. The
highways Of the sea that reach to the
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
Embroidery a Feature

We are using embroidery Of every
possible sort to embellsh our garments
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19

maker If she is willing to expend tins
and patience. Lace is beautiful when
it is of fine quality and the filet laces
are really very lovely in contrast with
the dainty cotton fabrics, and, by the
way. let it be added immediately that
these cotton fabrics are used not alone
in white but in delicate colors as blue
and pink and buff and pale yellow
that is real delight. Frequently. net
gowns are worn over colored slips and.
as matter of course, we shall wear
ribbon earnitures. Who ever heard
Of lingerie gown without its ribbons
One belongs to the other and this
season we have wonderful variety
of ribbons from which to choose, not
alone in the matter Of color, but in the
matter Of quality and Of design.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-26
WHEAT STANDS
PRACTICALLY SAME

Minneapolis. Feb. 26.-May wheat
lac lower. July wheat LAC lower.
September wheat 1-Sc lower.
The wheat market has been rather
dull today and the final figures show
but little change compared with Sat
urday's final quotations. Traders are
inclined to await developments as
there are so many uncertainties hang
ing fire at present. Aside from the
car shortage the statistical position
of wheat is strong and it is claimed
that farm reserves will be very small.
One estimate places the amount at
1OS,000,0O0 bushels. Clearances today
were 5000 bushels. it is not certain.
however, that these figures give the
total amount cleared as many mani
tests may be withheld.
The United States visible supply Of
wheat showed n decrease Of 700
bushels for the past week.
The cash market held very strong
today, holders were making sales at
better premiums. There was a keen
demand for Montana winter wheat
with bids about &c compared with the
May future.
There will be no session Of the Chi
cago board of trade tomorrow, on ac-
count Of primary elections. Minneapo-
lis and Duluth however will be open
for business.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-26
MARKET NEWS

to keep in mind the fact that the "a. is-
sue between the United States and
germany has not been met and that
u must be. It is situation which.
forgotten, might at any moment
yield some development. which would
axe the market by surprise. The
present. situation suggests, first, to en-
transportation for moving to market
an commodities. Facilities are not
sumcient for country's needs. If re-
strictfon on rates are at all RESPONSE
D1e TOT the present situation it's high
Tune that higher rates be allowed but
Is not at all sure that all has yet
peen done that can be done to
ameliorate the situation through CO.
operation between shippers ana car
riers. When the Newlands commis-
sion resumes its hearings. it is ex-
pected that it will shortly before the
adjournment of congress have new
incentive to get at the bottom of the
railroad situation and to suggest
proper remedies.
Columbia. Mo-, Feb. 2s.-while the
top OF the wheat plant is dead, the
roots are we'll and in good condition.
March Is the worst month in this Sec
tion. Corn Is very scarce and many
farmers will have to buy corn for
planting new crop.
Chicago. Feb. 2e.-Traaic condi-
unchanged. Action of German sub
marines continues with heavy loss Of
tonnage. The scarcity of boats and
supplies was admitted by Lloyd
George in his recent speech. That
mas aroused the world to the reality
OF the supply and demand situation.
There is every indication that the
leading countries Of the world are
confronted with shortage of sup
plies never before known. There is
no immediate relief in sight. 1t is
too early to predict the wheat crop
OF the United States or Europe. Con-
d1tions everywhere below average and
Will take more than 80 days to de-
velop condition.
British government has guaranteed
$1.8O bushel for this years wheat
prices to prevail the coming season.
Prices Of wheat are so high that con-
sumption Is said to have been reduced
SO,0OO.000 bushels in United States
alone so far this season. Almost i'm
possible to estimate reduction abroad,
through admixture. Estimates on
farm reserves range from $1,000, 900
~ ASS,VVVsVVU DuSHeiS, ldSI year CNcy
were 241 100000 bushels on the farm
and 151,911.00O bushels in country
mills outside of the visible supply
which is far above the average. This
year 1t will be below. Winter wheat
killing Is also becoming q question
as to how much.
Corn: Outside trade small, senti-
ment bearish account poor traffic
conditions. Exports for the week were
larger and are expected to be limited
only by the supply Of ocean tonnage.
Rains In Argentine improved pros
poets.
Oats: Large supplies tend to check
buying. despite fact bulk stocks here
and in northwest markets.
Liverpool. Feb. 2e.-wheat firm
with growing scarcity. Worlds
shipments light and future purchases
difficult.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-26
Chicago. ILL.,, Feb. 2s.-Hogs: Re.


Chicago. Ill, Feb. 2e.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts 10000: estimated tomorrow
$4,000: bulk S12s0 to 1905: light
s12.25 to 13: mixed s12.75 to 1910:
heavy s12.7o to 1910; rough $12.70 to
1880: pigs 1915 to 11.00. Cattle:
Receipts $4,000; native beef steers
$3.50 to 12.15; stockers and feeders
to 1925; calves $500 to 1878.
Sheep: Receipts 10000: wethers
$1,000 to 1915: lambs $12.25 to 400.
Sioux City, Ia. Feb. 26.-Hogs:
Receipts $500, s to Is cents higher:
estimated tomorrow 1000: bulk
sl2.55 to 1885; range $12.40 to 1890;
light $12.40 to 1855; mixed $12.65 to
1885: heavy $3.50 to 1890. Cattle:
Receipts $500. killers strong; estimat-
ed tomorrow $500. Sheep: Receipts
500, steady.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-26
WINNIPEG CLOSE,
WORLDS SHIPMENTS.

American wheat, this week, 4,445.-
900: last week, 4.727.000; last year,
8.S52,OOO.
Argentine. this week. $4,000; last
week, 10000: last year, 2,96O.0O0.
Australia, this week. 100000: last
week. 100000: last year. 100000.
India, this week, 100000: last week
$4,000.
Various. this week. $4,000: last
week. 10000: last year, $4,000.
Totals. this week. 6,S34.000: last
week. s,259,000: last year, 1882
900.
Corn. this week. 1o1 $4,000; last
week, 2,704,000; last year, 1,S53,000.
Oats this week. 2,203,0OO; last
week. 2,177,000: last year. 100000.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-26
CARS RECEIVED.
Chicago,
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

South st. Paul. Minn. Feb. 26.-
Hogs: Receipts 5000. 10 cents high
er: range $12.25 to 1910; bulk. $3.50
to 1850. Cattle: Receipts $500.
killers 10 to Is cents higher: steers
$3.50 to 11.00: COWS and heifers $3.50
to 900: calves Csc lower, $500 to
11.00. Sheep: Receipts $500 :lambs
$3.50 to 14.00: wethers $500 to
lilo; ewes $3.50 to 1925.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-26

market firm with light supplies and
demand good. Barley and rye quiet,
American shipments increasing. de-!
mand good and stocks light.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-25
epIftte

Gin thdt.aer Geiit N nilbesisria,
eia ,futsdtiass, sais!sxia
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Sdweis.r.. merifaniider
SdHserbnnb.

Sn Ct. l.2ouis finbet sesartpdrtis
bas 10. BuuDes SGnserieit bes
S4tpetaer . glueritunii4en Sdnser'
bunbs fatt.
@eIegeutlt9 ,bes am 30. auguit
1896 in Soleba ObiD, abge6altenen
Sabresturnens Der S9pei5er Surn'
Dereine bon pit2sDura ga., @leOels1b.
Obio, un0 Sotsbo, SbiO, tpel6es au9
Derfdsbene Sd7lger aus benannien
Stabteu sidammen bra9te, tam Die
Griinouuig eires SdngerbunDes fir
bic GeHtraisStnaten sur Spra9e aro
fonb fotben 2lntIana bab beidloTsn
ipurbe, einen Slufruf an bic S9fpeiSer
9ersiNe in bddem @ebiet gu erlaien,
am DantfaguHsstags, DeIsgaten gu
elmer in @dubustn S6ao, db3u9altens
ben @erfommfrng su ertferbeu. 5srsn
3ned bie Orgpnifdtipu si1res Sdnger'
bunbes fir bic GentrnlSStaaten Iein
iolIte. Diefem Gufrufe NiFsten on
26. PpDember 1897 be- G4peser @e'
idngoeretne bon pttfsburs, Glebelano,
Sunbusfp unba Toiebo Gois. unb be,
f9oHen, einen @erbuNb S@peiseris
f9er @tfmgpeniTe ,fpeSlt9 ber Ml.
legbenies unbs bifib' btr syeffsHssttrse
IN saxAa5ex. nz4xsHesne enneRs
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ermienbnfteIte, fiirdtbarite uno l1ng'
ite SdIutt oieies Grieges beginIt.
geifoIai Nitoluerpitib remit geges
ben aarpatbeInuaa on. @eeeu S5ur.
map auf benz uaioter Hab Tag ilrio
gta6t. ssn Stiirmen, beren 4olounen
5pcIfgIiebrig, fiinftebneIiehrig, 5fpon-
5isgiiebrig m tiefier StaffeIung Dor.
geben. SSirrnan i@iebt aIles 5idan.
men. ShIieblih tnudh Dor ibm auh
nod elm SbeiI Der Yr5enlpiler Gin.
Id1lieblu1gsarnIee olif. OR miro ner'
nittet. yea9 iolhem Goerlab utiibte
ote Shutbe bes 8oriHarihes idlaeen.
Ger 9lir6brilh fan inn Mai. Gin
neuer Siegesoug: iiber @orislaO,
9robobitid, 2eniberg bis tief na3
@oIbbnien binein.
Sort itano er bis iest NIT ieinen
,,@ofas~. CT fnrtnte ole ibre 8eoiirf.
niiie. llnb iorgte fir ieben eiu5elnen
Mann. Simmer piehRr uno mir bon
linen iprob er :. sic allein batten
olles eetban -. @r lit Die 9eiheiben-
belt ielbit. Slber er fptrb's niht bin
bern fonnen, bab ibu. Der iest aIs
gbef bes miniiteriums, aus Dem er in
ben &rieg 3og, ieinem Sartoe Deiter
niisen min, bic 8eihidte nit bem
$elbenthum pom u3iofer 9ab einen
SaltptnntbeiI on Der geieoerringun9
Der &uIIen miro buhen nl!iiien.
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Gepanserte &riessbunSe.

9e 9enusuns sepan5erter 9unbe
ou &riegs5 s5ipeden. tpie iie jsst BEL ben
@ngldnbern in 8erpenbung iteben
iolIsn. TT ni9t neuen 0aiuma SnI
Wauielm bon gteapeI befinbet iia cine
aus ben Ruinen DON Sertulanum
itammenbe 9ron5e. sic itslIt bat.
ME eine Nleute bon gepan3crten
!Sunben Elm Geitunsspert eeseu ppIl'
itGnbis belpaffnete SoIoaten pert5els
bist. Der periert0uis @prls GirIt
iia cine grpbe 3abl bon eepan3erten
Friessbunben unb elm &Onis Der
9aramanten, Der bur9 tnnepe Sc!nbe
enttbront iporben mar, marI6ierte nit
elmer Qrmee bon 200 Surben 9eg'u
feline rebellii6e Reitbena. Gr espaHn
nit SiIfe Der @ierfiibter bic SerrI6dft
suriid. Sn Der S6Ia9t Bel Nuras
tbon bate jebsr &tbener ieinen Sanc
neben ii9. Don mehreren Stdbten
unb @0lterf6dften &Ietnaiiens ipirb
GbnIthes beri6tet. 0ugegen fpareu
ariegsbunbs bel ben R6mern, bic nit
ibren 2esionsn cine geTdIoFene Nais
ieniptrtung ersielsn fpputen. tpenieer
in @ertpenbung. 0o6 beIrubten iis
8lutbunbe sur SfIapeniugb unb bat'
ten Elm @erfubren ausgebiIbst. bic
Sbisre ruuf ben WSunn~ Su breificren.
SSSm WitteIuIter belt man tploFcle
Wteuten fir ariegsspede. gtngensin
betannt 1T, tpie bic Spanier in Gme'
rita nit grpBsn 9osgen ariss ssgcr
bic psbriofen Snbtauer fi5rtsn. Gber
au9 In eitropdiI3en S6lubten bohsn
bic Sbiere eirr grobe RoGs seIpi.It.
60 ididte Seinri6 Der gl6te rOu
England gesen ben S6rig bon Srdnts
reid etne @erItdrtung pon 1000
Ularn unb 1000 Sunben. Odrunter
iOlleu fia 300 NIT einer paryerurs
uusseftuttete Sbisrs befunben ba6en.
Die S9Iahf Don @aIence begunr COS
NIT bab bic beutf6~euglii6en Srnbe
nit ben frans0fif6en tGmpftsn unO
Iestere IN bic 5lu9t f9Iueen; bem gus
ten Omen folste Der Sieg Der sruppen
Sarls. 9ie gnglGnber, DON jeber srrb
i'm 3ii6ten pon Sunben. batten i6on
i'm IA. Sabrbunbsrt ben Ruf, bic tss
iten ariegsburbe gu befBen, uno man
Iieb tbre Sosgen na6 benz GeitIarbe
tpmmsn. Die Sbiere fprrben beTpn.
bers gum Gneriff ouf Reiterei oss
brau6t unb bofiir stpedsntTprehsnb /
uusgeriiftst. Sie trugeu duf gruit |
unb 2etb ,inen S9uppenponser; Guf
Der RadanpurseI butten lie Elm Tsuer'
eefdb, in benz EN- NIT baraigen Stcf'
fen eetrGntter Shtpaum brdnute rnb |
bon ben g6ulkrn ber ragte iiber ibren
2opF Elm fturfer gtadeI; 70 tporen lie
eeeigret Die gferbe Ibeu su muhen.
9ls fi6 meM unb mebr bic fFeuer.
fpdfFe nusbiIbete, fpurben bic Sunte
ii6erFliiiTiu. Grf neuerbines fdeineu
bic gngldrber ouf bieie uralte 8affe
Dieb.r 5uriidsrgreiFsn.
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Sas @eihI.ht berer nun Bene.
d.nbOrT uno Sinoenburs.

DAT olte 9ei6le6tsr i'm 2aufe be'
ssabrbunberte osgensrisreu, ipirb hdu'
fig bebauptet, pbglsi3 nod uiemnnt
einsn poIIsiilfisen gspets fiir 6iei'
gsbauptlns gsbru4t bat. Bel Der
Siiritensei9le9iern, no bic unouh'
isbr i'm S6punse 1T, mag bies gu
trsFfs1, Bel Gef6Iedtern. mo bic Su'
sudt iebr immer nsues glut suge'
fiibrt tpirb, ober nitt. Qu4 GeISmor'
idaa DON Sin0enburs. Der Selo bea
jsbigen arieges, ssb6rt elmer uraItsr
Gamilie an, pbre bnb ibm bies dri'
ifsinenb ettpus sef9abet bat.
Die pon genetsntorif bic i'm Wdp'
pen einen Wibbers ober giiffeIippi
fiihren, ssb6ren bem aitsu @beI Der
Re.lmdrt on Shon untsr ben Rit'
tern, bic am 9. @usuft 14o2. olS Der
Oeutfde Srben bic geumart DON Der
Sanb Der 2u1euburger ssiauft bate.
bidem ,u 4rnsnolbe huIbi9teh, bss
fanben fib aud bic Benedenoorfis.
Rad bem 9runbbefte bss Gsf6Ie6ts
bat ii9 bas 6aus IN brei 9tuien ge'
ipaIten. Die erfe uRb uripriinglit)
offenbar bic 5auptlinie ipuren bic
Gsnedenborffs auf Wnrott. 9ieier
3pdg erreihte feline b69fts 8liitbs
nm II. Sabrburbsrt, unb es iretsn
aus Der l1ngen Reibe Der Dorbiner
8enedsroorFfs in bieisr 3eit 5tpei Ge.
ftaIten berpor, bic msni6li6 ME ges
f9i6tlidb befonbers Iebbaft feiTeln.
Sc iinb bies bic beiben ainbsr bes
@ecrs bon gensdsnbOrfF, feline God,
ter sSlfe uno iein Sobn Sans, ber
aan3ler. Die @ei6idte Don Slie D.
8enedsnborff unb ibren Sreie,n III
Elm e9ter Roman, Der formlih nu9
Der sseber eines Qlsris berIas5f. gs
mar i'm SABRE bes Cells 1889. Sfe
b. genedenborff sos, pbipotl iie oa'
mails erit Is Ober 1s Sabre 5dblte,
bereits Diele Srsier ON ben Sof gu
Wurbtn. Sic nor aiit. mas man cine
CUTE gartis nennt. benn aubsr ast'
ten, &leinooien unb anberem S4mud
bat iie fpdter nod 5000 @ulben baa'
rem @tfoes init in bic gbe bstommen.
Giner Der eifrisften 9eDerber I'M itre
6anb fpar Elm Derpanbter, 5uns D.
8i1erbed al SdeosD IN pommern. ber
fih aber bon Der ia6nen Slis einsn
&orh tolte, bic fib boEb bdrduf mil
Baitian b. mebel nerHdtIts.
Der absepefme srsier snb ibr ole
3t1Seitsoab4 bia MEnmiaidaag }uits
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127 ca. straae.
Sr,,ffiarbeii

lebsr an IN bsutf1sr nnb snaltf6e. Epra6s
iar 9sf1dItelsris. Dereine sts. tiebsnesnnaen
rcrben anf EHHfe bdorat
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,S@psissr 9l.nsritanijaer Ser

.S@psissr elmeritanii8er Cen
traI SGnssrbuub".
Der 3psd hes Bunbss jou isin Si,
@ersinigung iGutmtIi9sr Sdp:iSsi
@dangpereine, bic pfIese unb 5ebun:
bss S9peiSsr Raiional, unb Bolts.
geiansss unb in gu bsitimmenber
Seitraumen 9unbes< <'Sdngerfsis ab'
Subalten.
Ssii geitsben bes gunbes fanber
Sdngerfeite itatt:
eIepelanb, Sbio, i'm Sabre 1897.
Columbus. Sbio, i'm Sabre 1898
SOIeoo, SbiO, I'm Sabre 1901.
Detroit, Wti6., i'm Sabre 1903.
SumiItOn, Obio. i'm Sabre 1906.
Canton. Sbio, i'm Sabre 1907.
SOuisDlIIs, 9p-, m Sabre 1909.
GbicusO, Sn., i'm Sabre 1912.
pepria, ST.. i'm Sabre 1914.
Sus 5sbrlte 4unbssNSanssrfeit sil
iibernebmsu ipurbe anlGbIid Der in
psoria. Sl., ftattgefunbsnsn 0elesa.
tensSibune bem G4ipsi5er Rdnn:r'
Gbor in Ct. 2ouis, NO., iibertrdacn
unier Der 3ufi9erung Der rlntsritiiss
uns allies 8unbess@ereine.
Sm Sabre 1915 fdloFen fia Der
Wtdnnerdor 9drmouis bon Sig6IGno,
SG., unb 1917 Der g6neiser Min.
nsrdor BON aaufus Gitp, TsO., bern
9unbe on.
@egenpdrtie beifebt Der Sdussr'
bunb aus "a S6tpeiser GkIdngocrsi'
nen, Utdnrers, Sanen, urib gsmiia'
ten gb0ren.
gllle bereits 'ffdttsefunoerer Bunocs'
Sdnserfeite seihneten iib bes ursebor
renen TdIihten fdtpi5erif9sn DpIts'
tbums sentdb bortbeifbaft aus, bn'eu
perIen ieiner bebren Sansestunii unb
qflsge feinsr etpis i40nsn RatiOnal'
Climber.
9lnIGbIid Der IN gbicaso. SlI.. abs
sebuIisnen 9eIegutenitbung ipuroe be-
i9lofien, bas Central dussuibulieu,
Iobdb Der offbielIe Rans III: .S6n.is
sers@meritanif6er SGnssrbunb".
sn ben lebten sdhreu tpurbc etre
9lnregun9 sur 9lni6dffung elmer 9uns
BEG <SGnserfdbns gemudt unh bic
SSnitiatipe bisrfiir sreriff Der S6'psi.
ger 0amsn6or bon Ct. 9ouis, mo.
tpeltsr su pbigem 3tped Elm @urtrnf:e
abbie1t unb nit Rem ersieften GrI6fe
ben 9runb sur @ertpirtli6uns hts
groiettes Ie1te. gbeuio fiub bic freb
'piIliqen &itrGqe bes Scnfns Gitn
S6fpeiser WtGnnsr6ors, foipie beg
S6peiaer WGrmerfprs Don Glsess
'dnb, Shio, IoS.nb su ertpdhrsn, urb
our6 ipettere pdtrtciif6 eefiunte Sdn'
lerfrsunbe ipHnte Der guftruo sitr
GusFiibruna Der Burbes< Sdneerf1hrs
iberqeter tperben unb biefe fpirb feisrs
thf Der Bunbesbeh5rbe iiberrefdt
perben, nm am 10. gunbes~ Sdrner'
Ell gum erfteu Wlole fheil5unehmer.
lluf ibr @dnger, bebt bi. Sobn. NIT
beg 2iebes bobem Glang,
Dqb re uns sur Giutroht mahns unS
entfIumme gum Sefans.
yreubia T6aart eii6 S6ipeifern, Bril-
Der, I'M bas freuHbIi4e Punte.,
Jrp5 erfdalleu unfere aieber, griBrnS
unfsres gunbes 3ier.
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soSss.anseise~.
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Sne<rtsns tn Gsuatsr
4taiofrfen-e c5piiol, Qtifca uofurs nHo
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g,roieiior Coer eben I'm aplIrg BON
etsem arnirfen cine Gbrfeiee befoue
rssHa: YDieie Sbrfaige, neine Ser.
ren, Rut mir Sr Giasnais srrpns
ned edsblt
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g.rIaust-RdnuIidj.

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eiznGit Gaftn<i Ca. 22ce Hostn Strebe.
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9ie airde pum gapaum..

Die air6e pom Bapaume - ftreibt
elm Gtlbsrauer Der s1lniIden 3sts
tiins - i6eint fdft a6pehrsnb in
ibrer taItsn S9mudloiisieii. Dsnn
fs einen Sta bat, 70 1T ss Der etnsr
fabsn MitteImGBisieit; ni6t stnHaI
bur9 i4re SdbIidteii Dsrmae he gu
tntereiHren. Der 6aupteItor itstt abe
aeiankeu ban &aiptf&iH tn taIttx