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PADE n I'll !
Wait for announcement

J differences and after h"uring both sides
! # tn" discussion uuG considering tn"
, IiH;taG for several days proposed Il set
( element. which settlement lS practically
Itrr same ~ W. haze just proposed -
th.' railroads. IN" railroads refused I"
accept the presidents proposition. "h|n
The prcsld.nI recommended To congress
: n" enactment of L law similar I" his
. propositions. This congress did. when
tn" railroads again refused TO accept
T. I ~. decision Of congress. and have not
(, y"t observed the law III single M
, stance.
, 1t is apparent to lis that the pur-
pos. OF the railroads is to avoid any
: settlement OF the matter until SUCH h'n"
Il, tn" country becomes involved III war
when they expect To escape any settle
ment OF whatever character. Even
though the supreme court should d"cl"c
that the law was constitutional We nav"
noticed that they will not accept our
! Interpretation thereof. which Is rracN,
c:tlly the same uS the president proposed
! when he recommended thu enactment 81
! tin. law; therefore. i decision "i the. SUI
J rr.rrln court UNFOLDING the constitution
! aIlty Of the luw would not even lndlrect-
! Is secure for the employees the purpose
| OF tho law.
Patience Declared.
II goes without saying that rail-
] road employees ha:" been patient au'
| loyal TO the interests OF IN" country
! and in the event "f war har" offered li'"lr
! services TO The government. Il must
; not be overlooked that during TINS per
/ iod. when the railroads have persistent
! Is denied their employees that winch WIS
! intended by the president IN his pT"p"S'-
! tiun and that which was Intended py
| the congress in IN" AdamS"n IaW' III"
| railroads. during 4 years period. SNOW
MT earnings OF over u thousand million
| dollars while tho employees with no m
| crease in wages. have sufi"Ee" an In.
! ,rrasc in cost ut living equal 10 more
) than forty per cent. ,,..>
! IT. after more than year. We NAY
! failed TO secure some relief. and trhll
! and ruginemcn conclude 10 iold tnS''
! hands and starvc in reality rather IMAM
by degrees. should they be c"hSiaereu as
| diSloyal to their flag
! why not place som" or IN" rsspotlS'.
| hility on the employers. VII" can Nsr!
easily stop all talk 81 stuppaE" "t trains
! by recognizing that such employees must
| either lower their standard OF living or
! they must work longer than Ten h"uIN
| out OF each twrntytour in order TO re-
I lain American standards of living.
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accordance with the demands Of his peo-,
pie was received here with unmlXed
10y There has been no illusion here
about Russia. Particularly in the last
year il has been we'll understood that
the situation there has been the people
against the throne.
THE people and the army are alt lor
the war and against Germany" has been
the word which CAME from Russia from
all channels repeatedly. That the court
has been enshrouded In pro-Germhn
atmosphere and that the emperor was a
weak man under the thumb OF his wife
and also under the domination OF sew
"ri,l members OF the bureaucracy some
If whom were Influenced only by tho
tradition Of the OLD bureaucracy an!
others Of whom vera Influenced by an;i
in The pay Of German diplomats. also
has been reported. -
The men now IN control OF the des-
rinirS of the GrSHt empire 'ot western
t;urunc are Russians. who ares anti-Ger-
man und pro-Russian 10 the core. So ne
Russian developments are regarded mere
as wholly to the benefit Of the Entente
Powers in the war. =
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Anti-Germau Victory.

WASHINGTON. March 10. - The
overthrow Of the Russian autocracy
vas accepted in Ill quarters here as n
complete" victory for the anti-German
sentiment in The empire. removing Nir-
tIIaIIv all chance Of Russia being drawn
away from her allies into separate
pnarc.
The sensation created by tho news o.
IN" successful revolution. tho turnlnS
rrl or the ministry and the arrest CT
pr"-Germans was followed by another
more profound when press dispatches
announced tn" addiction Of Emperor
Nicholas The revolution was not who'll
" unexpected. and before noon today
the stat. department. received mcaere
official information about II from Pc
rr"grad. But tn" addiction Of the EN-
pcrrr was dulnh-fnunding 10 both OF
iicial and diplomatic circles.
X had been assumed that in spit" hi
The bclic: that tn" emperor. influenced
IL, his German wife and pro-T"ut ONO
advisers. vas luk"-warm or worse III
Support Of his allies. he would be- per-
mitlcd 10 continue nUminaily as the
head Of the new government Neither
officials nor diplomats could undcrsthh!
what The revolut innarv lenders expected
To accomplish by shifting the crown.
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Try a Cup Of
Coffee for Headache
With a Little "Celery-Mist"-ReIief
Is Almost Instant

DO you suffer from headache? Then
,rv this: Take some Celery Mist" and
follow with cup of coffee. You'll be
surprised how quick your head will
stop aching. Thousands Of people find
this method gives instant and pleasing
results. 1t will cost you only SC to get
package OF "Celery.Mist" a; any
good store. Superior to remedies that
cost twice as much Also good for
neuralgia, cold in head and aches and
pains of grippe. Contains no opiates
or narcotic drugs.
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-wc has. nun.er o. n!co hoosss for sal1
to . rooms each. ranaRS In pree ST. 900 TO 5000
located on psvrd street StrcIirsvle.. All plumbe
for Gas and electric llsAts; have acres 70 10
acres ground attached soEas heated BY furnace and
hsr. bath. Frank Bv,h. Natl phone Al 81.
ClairSllle. mrEo-i
FOR SAlE-5T-A. good, farming land. miles west
OF Bellairr on Rock tIlll pike. miles from
Wheeling Plenty Of fruit and berries. room mouse
natural u,s nex barn ann stlo Price $500 Will
trade for property IN BeGArn or Wheeling c. s.
Elliott i. n. g. Bellsirr.. Ohio. mr-it-l
FOR SALE-IIorse weights 1850 pounds food cond1-
,!on. Harness and wagon for same. The ]. T.
Moss Iron Works. 28th IEd Ch1pllne St. city.
mr-S-m
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CREST AR PARKERsRuRa.

AiklRSEERti. W.-Na. Mar IL
The ohio river reached its crest here
this morning nj 3S.. feet and remained
stationary until shortly after noon. 1t
was falling slowly and reached 31.S at
sin Tonight. Th" Tell city. Il Fit'sr
hurch-Charl"ston packet is held up
her" bccausc she CaInut get under the
Baltimore * Ohio bridge. She will leave
tomorrow fer Long bottom. where she
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: M y y . . u u
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

The Roard % Commissioners ~ the County Of ONO
Will receive plans and Specifications for pr0posed
building al the new County Farm: said plans ana
Specifications Ia he in accordance with the Program
or file In tho Office Of the Board Of Commissioners
NJ plan, and specifications Will be- considered Tor
building that will cNcred sixty Thousand t3Go wv
Dollars IN Gust M compensation will lie allowed for
ar, plans or specifications except tho one accent@
ry the Board to' the erection Of said building Plans
and Specifications Will DO received only FINN archi-
ec;s who citizens Of Ohio County. No plans and
.l-cicsuns will h received later than 90 o'clock
y. M. April end. 1917.
The Board ~ commissioners Of the County NJ Ohio
cs-r,e the right tn reject any all plans and spti-
Nr4tlunS submitted.
TIE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS OF THE
COUNTY OF ONO.
H. c. UNDERWOOD. Clerk
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N T &c E. .
uhA.lInn cnrnrnatlnu Company.


Notice Is hereby given that. ~ = meeting o. tno
stockholders o; ths Wheeling i;orruEattnG Company
corporation created snd organized under tho laws OF
West virginia held st wheelins. W. Va. on the
,scn,y.flrst DAY 81 February. 1911. the Following
resolutions adopted:
Resolved first That tho Wheeling CorFuxHtlns
Company a corporation created and organized undsr
he laws Of the State OF wes, Virginia. does hereby
Al, Su;inur business as corporation and surTen1rrs
70 said State It's charter and corporate franchises
The Board o. Directors will proceed tn convert the
property chooses in action and all assets OF this cor
r~rariun into cash and pay of and discharge al us
debts Liabilities and obligations: and after fully DIS
charging all such debts. liabilities and obligations
drido the remainder among tho stockholders pro rata
with their several holdings OF stock. but no SUCH
% yncnt shall bc made 20 any stakeholder until aftef
the qualification Of the notice hereinafter proTloed
Resolved. second. That the President OF THIS cor
Inration cause notice n The adoption OF the lore
going resolution tD h. published IN sono Newspaper
Of general circulation. published near the principal
ntrr or place Of business OF this corporation. once
for four successive weeks; and that ne Ger
ti.y these resolutions the Secretary OF state OF
the State II IVES, Virginia. and deliTer to him
certificate showing tho publication OF said notice NJ
provided bY law.
Given under my hand This twenty second DAY OF
February 1915.
W IT. ABBOTT.
President OF said corporation.
attest: u. II. WAGNER.
Secretary.
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FRENCH OFFICERS
TO UNITF:l STATES

fNELS. March H.. $40 y. lH.-fivr Of
'ic"rS hav" been designated by tho
French military authorities 10 proceed
/" tn" tnli..h states To- act AZ military
Instructors in certain American uniVer-
SItIrS. The request Tor tn officers came
from th': United states.
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and It's tracks are used ny all steam
railroads entering this city.
Tho terminal tracks 1rglu at Granite
City. Ill.,, includ" III" Industrial dis,
rrict on the east side of rhr Mississippi
river and reach thu major part of the
factory district in ST. Louis. Mo.
/. The terminal courrolS til" 81. LOUIS
Union station AMI relay depot IN East
81. Louis, and operates ~" itH!S ErIdg"
and Merchants BridSr across the Miss
iSSippi river. The Virgins Ferry com
puny operates several ferry boats ncr"Ss
tn" river and is controlled Ivy thu T"riui-
nal Association.
Food Supply in Danger.
NEW YORK;. March 10. .'"%"lh tia"-
hrolhcrhu0lS Ia permit til" movement Il
food trains into rhiS city. tonight re-
crIvrd - letter signed by til" chiefs ri
the four organizations in which th"E
said tho SIrik" call had been SO arranged
that in" movement .! GOOD and fuel into
New York city would not l." stopped
for S"Nrral days after ~" H'rik" higgins
on certain eastern roads Tn" letter
follows:
EVERY InGiraIi"m now seems !" WAY
rant tn. statement that IA" freight
train. engine ana yard employees "u "'r-
tain railways entering This city viii
peacefully withdraw from service" al
D. IN. Saturday March -. and rhni In"
employees on other lines will continue
IN service Tor several days lhcr"aIt"r.
making II I'"sSihlo. in "ur "umi"n. ~
furnish this city food aud fuel supplies
for several days after III" strike he
comes effective.
We regret exceedingly the necessity
Of mountaineering the public in any
way and have declined |" Civ" or Hi-
prevail for the stnppagr "f tn" work nj
regular road passenger employees Tor ii
period Of NN" days after III" $tr!ii" TIC
comes "rf""tlv". tn" result a.! which viii
be- thai regular passenger trains; bandit
iug only passenger equipment. as we'll
aS regular milk trains, can operate as
usual.
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DIE D

DIE D
oEFIBAuGH-on Thurs ~. March Is. 1917. at :
O'Clock o. m SuLoSH3S DEFIBACGH. IN bis
SIth year.
Funeral from his !a:S rr~1rnco Saturday morning
10 80 o'clH"k Fr!rntl'c! the family respectfully
Invited 10 attend. Inc fment Short Creek Gene
terry.
Pleas oait flouerJ)
sReiHIHG-On Thursdsr March 10. 1877. al i.lD
n'rl.i a m. 8: his :Ite residence. 7l3 Market
street, JOSEPH BREiNIlG. IL the 6lft year OF bib
age.
Funeral from the rosdcnf Saturday morning $50.
Reou.rni high mass 81 Joseph's cathedral go"
o'rl,r.k Friend, Of the family arc Invited TO al
tend ln;ermcnt NJ. Ci!raTy cemetery.
sENNETT-On THURSDAY March j.. 1911. !: II
o'clock n m At LIS la'--hnnc. 6ej North WahIel
: street CHARLES 4. SE,'SETT. in his sd year.
Funeral rot"e hcrrafi"r..
LEyI-on THURSDAY. Msn;t Is. 1917. At Gas o'cloIs
y, M. Il. his lan Ec-I'i, nee. Vtrrn;s Apartments.
DAVID LEVI. In Tho sioh year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
tMuGndsrilIe vatT' please coW.l
KRAFI-un Tuesday. Mprh II. 1917. n 1850
nclo:k D. NJ. =; his &c home. No. 50 Maple
avenue, wo"dl,"n. SAMUEL KRAFT. In Ii.
9th year
Funeral notice hereafter.
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WILL PLEhp TODAY

NEW YOEk. M-.rch 15.-Alfred a.
Erjt2cn. - former sherman army cap
tam. reached h"r"rtoni Sht from Cali
fornia in the custody of department Of
jus;ic. agents and TOMORROW Will plead
in tho federal coutIt tn an indictment
charging him with, having engaged hi
conspiracy TO csstroy the Welland
Canal :,
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
GREENWooo CEMETERY.

Annual meeting Of tho stockholders OK Greenwood
Cemetery will be held tkelr Office No. Cos Board
NJ Trlde Building. Much o. 1917. between The
hours Of II and - o'clSk l. m. for the election Of.
Directors and to consider any other business which
may be brought before ibem.
{, H. MERKEL. Secretary.
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WANTED Position

wANTep-E1pencnced yoinT man. sI chauffeur OF
tep,irman, In private family. truck driving OF
sar,s-. Five years e1rrrynee. Best Of reference
Address Al. Inteiligenrrr mE-l5-l
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mr-l6-aaoo
POULTRY

THOROUGHBRED B.1sd Rock Coctsres $500 and
500. Egss $50 setting. stilwell farm EaJind
Ohio. N-s-oot
FOR SIlE-Esgs FOR E.tchint s. c. Rhode Island
Reds Parks bred TO ,sy. Barred Books. Blue An
dalusian Columbian wytndos $50 per Is. Henri
Lauc 4Is Erie ST.. Nat phone ls5s-M mr.l2'3ot
RHODE ISLAND Red 'Suff LeThorn eggs and stock
for sale. Il. B. Hsmu, inn. Wheeling. ". Va. B.
=. mr-le.t2-t
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PERSONAL

WANT N Stnr. my piInn-wtth = responNhe family
for one year. rs ] hare accepted = position Ia the
west. II do not return ySu buy this piano for
800. You will by tha, >ADe know whether It is
worth tho money. Addrest Box va 1nteilEenccr
office. =: nf-lS-tn
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NEW HAVEN. CONN.,. Maj. 10. h"
brotherhood uirn "r,p."% al IN tia. freight
service Of IN" New. f";k. New Haven
Il Hartford railroad viii II" called out
iIrSt under thr Strik" orders received
here. it * l"nru"d rhis order VIII b..
cfrcciiv" sunday ui:;ht. March IS. a. :
o'clock eastern tin" az the New liaN'n'S
lines. MIX trims viii h.. excepted
1t ny Thursday night. Marcia 80, lh"r"
IS M Chlu:;.. IL IN" situation. th" n"u
in tn" pa~S"ur,r $,:'yiC" "lli ih'n ~
called out.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Pla,Inum bar pin: three dIamonts Reward
return 10 Harold 0. E,z. 2o5 National Exchange
Bank BLDG. m-io-l
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bv automobiles packed with soldiers
and students and were wildly cheereu
h,. tho ppOi,lp
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Embargo on G. s. o.

NEWPORT NEWS Va. March Ia \
general ORDER WnS issued 10y tn" ''h"Na-
r"akr AMI chr" railway h"adGuarr"rS
here l"d;y d.'riurinG an Hbs"llii" "in-
barge on freight shipments ~ anil"Ii,h-
ton al the railway strike. II l!riu"iI,
Sr! ponds all traffic Un tn" road. SHIP
mcnts from all puImt$ will II" rejected
after IN" close IS business today. ship
mrn,S from CONNECTING lines Including
Steamship limos vii! not II" received at
ter Friday night. Nith Tia exception 81
fuel coal for Tia" railroad i1S"li. II"
freight will h" moved.
similar action hy III" N"rf"lt and
Western and Nirciuian railroad wa
Ink"n Practically all ships coming INTO
Hampton R"adr Will Ia aid NJ 10y rae"
Of bunker ""ai ''rni now 0r hanu AT
IN" piers i sufficient only f." ships III
port.
l.nd"r III embargo ":''i"r WORK go
government Shirs a. ih' SHIP Ear'! viii
h.. greatly hnwI".r"'l ~ inai"rial Ii''d''d
E"r construction al wHr>hip$ under con-
tract IL ,iri" 10 arriN.. daily.
NJ orders irIa:Iy" /" provisions f.!
Passenger irHiiI" hay" h''.n issued aS
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,rans-shippinc her freight TO the steam
rr Ruth rn-nut" 50 ,Nmagc was doue
here by the high Eater.
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WANTED-Semale Help

wAH1Eo-Youns lady F. .s,;s. In oft1os. NUS be
good 4, figures and h.'ce"'ne Sno-i.dIe OF Seno
grsphy. Address b." cs~ intelligence mf-l'e'
WAITE o--Brish, young w.pAn rs assistant In ofhec
ono with knowledge Of strnosrLphy preferred Ad-
dress A. cars InlrlliErnrerS nr-t-i
WdNTED-Giri for general house uorf. one who
knows how to cook. No a1shng. Apply J. Front
1909 Main street .nf-it-i
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LONDON. Mar i".-I:4I i. M,--Thr
news that Great Russia" had JOINED
the nrmucra,'i"s nf ;h" world and In I;
one nf the three great ahSuutist rulers
nf the world had resigned his throne III
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At ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. March 1.-The -.
Louis Terminal Association comprises
the principal lines entering ST. LOUIS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-12-27
! So. 9ommersta8, oem ~. 9e3ember 1917
Ser arieg.

Jt . M, 26. Seq. Imtlt6. Sol Del
Nolio ,lnO Dlonte Sal Bella auf ben1
sliiago Hlatealt 1puroen seltern in
einem @csenangriff tpicoererobert,
aber es mar unmDslid, iie 5u balten.
Gin 0iterr. .zbeutlder s4n9riff erfolgz
te 5tpilden Gol bel 9folio llnb Dem
Sran5ela Sbol. Ser Seiab fonnte
1ebp6 nidt ii6er sailo> binal1sfomme1
(bt9t neben Der Gol Sc Goiloz @0be.)
Berlin, 26. Seq. slmtlid. Staliz
etilde Sront. 9}ad itarfer Artiueriez
borbereitung unternabn1 Ser 5einb
beftige @egenansrtife auf Gol Sc 8oiio
11nb Sic 60ben tpeitli6 rno Ditlid baz
bon, aber lie bra6en nit ldlperen9erz
lulten suialnnen.
Boris, 26. Seq. slmtlid. eluf
bem re6ten llfer Ser Waas (8erOlnz
Sront) bradte cine energilGe 4ntiport
1lnlerer 8atterien bte 1tarfe 8el6iez
Brng unlerer 2inien in Ser @ege1b bon
8e5onbaur 5un S6ipei9en.
ss,l Ser @egenb bon ct. 3uenttn
unb i'm Sberellab oran9en fran50iil6e
Hotrouillen in beutlde 8rdben uno
brabten @efangene 5uriid.
Cont ipar sic sla1t iiberaa rubi9.
Berlin, 26. Se5. (iiber 2onbon.)
Imtli9. gs CAB 9cltern berltdrtte 8ez
idiietdmpfe iiio0itlid bon Ypern at
ser belgilden Srunt nno nabe @oerp<
res lnb Narcoin9 an Der Ganlbralz
Sront.
Sran5DiiIde sllfflarunssobt6eilunz
gen ipuroen liiolid bon Subincolrt
nn6 einem Nobfampf 5uriidgetrieben.
2pnbon, 25. 9e5. Ser an,tlid)e
0lterreidiidc geridt, spelder III 2pnz
son ein9etroffen lit, ertpdbnt auBer Sen
inn 8erliner 8eridt entbaltenen grfolz
gen nod Sic gro6erllng oes @1ontc Bal
Bella uno fiist bin5u. baB cin Sberlt
unS mebrere Stabspffi5iere sefan9en
gcnpn,me1 ipl1rben.
2onbpn, 25. Se5. Ser erlte gez
ridt ser britilden 1eeresleitung ilber
Sic italieniIdle ssront, mo britnd)e
Sruppen jeht ei1eu NbIdnitt balten,
tpuroe Moutag Ibeno in 2onbon ber<
Difentlidt; erlautet fol9enoer,naBen:
vSeitbenu Elm Shelf Ser ttalientldeit
ssront uon britilhe,t Srappen iibere'
nomn1en 1uuroe, lit sort feine Ienoes
rung ser Gage einsetreten. l1niere8atz
terien baben bas feinblthe Seuer lebs
baft eripibert llnb llnlere Slteser bnben
tiid]tig gearbeitet. iino ieDod in ben
letten 9agen burd ihledlte5 @etter til
ibren Gperationen bebinbert lporpen.
Sdnee lit inn 8ebirse 9efollen, 11no
Sic &dlte lit bitter. Ser @elunDbeits<
aultanb 1lnp ser @cilt Ser Srllppen TT
a1sgesei6net.
cstalieniidc 9anpt uar=
tic t III sorbitaIicn, IS. Sc5. Sn Der
nprbitalienilden gbenc berrld't
auBersclpDbnlides &ctter. Gs lit talt
fein Gdnec geiauem 1no Sic Sempe<
ratur lit al1berit milbe, tpoourh Die
Dlterrei6ild) beutlden Sruppen III ibz
rem Gperutionen, Sen @erldiebungeu
bon Sruppen mS Dem @oripdrtsIhtz
den bon &ropiant 1lno ariegsmateral
ipeIentli6 llnterTiibt lueroen.
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s(,jtralicn sceen Wsilitars'uai.s.

Snbncp suitralicn, 25. Ses'
sSciterc grsebnille Ser .8cferenoum
lpobl haben sic Gtinnten ge9en gdl1s
tdrslpane permcbrt llnp cine sfieoerlaz
&c bes 9lancs uutcrlic9t felncln Slue1z
fcl mebr.
Sic politiide Gage lit lcbr ungciulB.
Yrcn,icr $,u9bes bat bisbcr felne grs
fldrl,ne obae9ebc,l, aber lcine Stcuung
aIs siibrcr Ser 9iatipnaliitcn. Ser berrz
lheubcn Gartei, jdeint crld'ilttert.
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Ser an ser ssrpnt in SlalsSern itebt,
lpuroe bier bon Sen SlmoessroB9es
idlporeuen pbre 3ulalluns bon Slir9s
ld,uit nuf Bic Irflage bes &crgebel1s
acgcu Dns Spio,ta9c @elee fcltgebalz
ten. Ser crit % Sabre aItc Seutnant
;subn gS. Spal1lbiug non Der gllnoess
armec, ipcld)er nit ser Saronin III
cincn1 3utel nerbaftct iul1rpe, TIT utter
8clpad,,ne ,,ad) Snrt S9lethorpe 9es
lonot iporbcu, nahbem CT fir bic Ser
tbcipieume ol1secloat bate. Sic Sos
rouiu 3oller benreitet ener9ildb 1eoe
Shulb.
Sic tbeure Nsild.
9,cip Durf, 25. Ses. Ser Yrcls
fir Ntild lit it Scr StaSt Ncip s)ort
lcit ssuni 1914 lint So Tro5ent 9elt1e7
aen. Der 0pnium llnt 90 GroSent ge=
lunfeu. ipie um 9iontag non sulranet<
eeu slllslnub ser Staotperipdltlllla
bcfannt scscbeu ipurre. Ser %prlieell<
Sc bieics Nnslhuiles. Gr. Charles Y.
9surtb, ipeilt in eiren 9esleitIdreiben
oarouf bin, bab piele Sa'nilien Ser
@enub BON @iilh eiugcldrdnft haben
mo on Stelle Nlilh iest Sbec, 8affec,
Sier. ssein ullu. ihreu ainhern sebe't,
mas eiucn b6hit uodtbeilisen ginflne
auf Sen 8el,mobcitssuItanS ser &leis
men babe.
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gSnlbingtnn, 26. 9es. ltnter
sen AZ Sifi5icren Scr amerifanildcn
grpebitipustr,lppen il, Sranfrcid), Sic
in eincr bcute peroffentlihten Cite
bon Gen. Yeribing 5ur 8ef0rbcrung
por9cjcblo9en iperocn, it audJ Sol.
9ipclcbclts Spbr, 2. 2clltnant Nrdtz
balls 9. Noplepclt, Scr slr@ef0rberllng
gum aapitdn (6auptn,ann) ser Snz
fanterie pprgeldlagen tuirb.
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sSoibington, II, 26. Scs. sSll Der
ltl,terIlhrlng iiber bic @crsDscrllns I'M
Sdiffbal erfldrtc NnDn,pnb 9. Ste
pells, Giseporliter eer Sdiffabrtsbe@
hDrbe, bcllte bpr bcnt !Sanbelsfpn,itce
bes Scnats, bab Sic arbciteridipierisz
feitcn eroBentbeils fir bieSer50eerllnz
ac,l perantluprtlid, sll inadlen ieien.
Gcit geainn bes &rieges bdtten bie
gdiifsipcrftcn 536,992 sfrbeitsta9e
burd Streifs lmb anbere Strcitigfci~
tcn perlorcn; bies lei glcibbebel1tenb
nit ser Mrbcit bon 10000 0eam fir
einclr Monat. Sic Gage babe iib icScd
Surd Sic Mabuabuen se6eiiert, Die
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9ie eigentlt@en rulild=oeutideu Trieben8=
berbauolungeuio ioQeuin @todbolm ltattfinoen.
Cir Seutcoe, Der brtttid)e SberbefeblSbaber 1T Der
SdIadt beint Sta8errat, ,nidt mebr Griter Seeloro.
3we 8ersgpfel fallen ben Sepneeu uub 9euiten in
eSalen 81.
Sic ruIide Oenun6 Spcuf
SnnMar

Ssci6nodt5tog 6e5 rlllIiIdenanlcn0cr5
(13. Sanuor ncuer 3eitrednln8) i'll
Eeters6urg eillberlfen luorben.
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(Sortiesuns auf Ser 4. sei.:.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-17
z ANGLII.

Londyn, II. lipca. - Krol Je.
rzy zrzeka sic / odrzuca Z nazwi.
ska swego rodzinnego tytuiy
wskazujqce ma niemieckie pocho
dzenie ,,SaxenLCoburg & Gotha.'
- Konferencya wszech Irlan-,
dyi, kt6ra ma zadecydowac 0 u
stroju spo}eczno = politycznyn
kraju - z zarzqdzenia rzQdu An
gill zostala zwoiana ma a5go iipca.