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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
PAWNBROkER is HELD
IN BAIL OF $500

Norfolk, Va. March Louis
Ward, a pawnbroker and merchant
tailor OF Newport News, was given
preliminary hearing before United
States Commissioner Percy s. Steph-
enson, in the Federal building yester
day afternoon, on the charge of violat-
ing the bankruptcy act. and he was
ordered held for the next term of the
district court. He was placed under
a $4,000 bond, which was given.
s. NJ. Singer. one of the creditors
OF Ward, who, with others. filed a
petition in involuntary bankruptcy
against him on the grounds that he
had violated the bankruptcy act by
failure to turn over all his assets to
the trustee In bankruptcy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
Norfolk Has $4,000 Fire.

Norfolk. Va. March 2--Seventy-
seven thousand dollars Is the esti-
mate of the damages resulting from
the fire which started In the first floor
OF the Jewel Tea companys store,
ESQ Duke street, early yesterday
morning and ruined the stocks OF the
tea company and Of the Star Manu-
featuring company on the second floor
Of the building. w. J. Whitsitt, man
ager of the Jewel Tea company. stated
last night his stock suffered a dam
age of approximately $4,000 Tho
damage to the Star Manufacturing
company is placed at $4,000, and
the damage to the building, which Is
owned by the Coca Cola Bottling
works, Is estimated at $4,000. All OF
the damage Is covered by insurance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
POLICE SENDS HEAD
OF DOG TO CAPITAL

Portsmouth. Va. March 2-Major
BrouGhton. chief of police. yesterday
forwarded to the bureau OF animal
industry. department of agriculture,
Washington, for examination the head
Of n dog killed on II. l. Alexander's
farm AT Getty's station. Norfolk coun-
~. believed to have rabies
The dog bit several others in the
netghborhood, Mr.. Alexander stated.
and also killed two geese and several
chickens.
The bureau Of animal industry will
he asked TO submit a report on the
examination.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE
VIII Convene at Rndford Normal school
March and 10.

Radford. Va. March 2-The fourth
annual joint educational conference for
the Sixth and Ninth congressional dis
tricts and Carroll and Grayson coun-
ties of the Fifth district, will convene
at the Radford normal SCHOOL, March
s, and 10. The conference covers
twenty-seven of the counties and cities
OF the state, including the cities of
Radford. Roanoke. Lynchburg and
Bristol. A large number of the higher
educational institutions OF the state
are in this section. Problems OF In
terest to teachers in the high school,
grammar grades and primary grades
will be discussed
Representatives of the state board OF
education. the national bureau OF edu-
cation and of the leading colleges and
universities of the state outside If
the districts covered by the conference
have place on the program.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
SCHOOL DISTRICT
SEPARATION ASKED

Suffolk. Va. March AT an en-
thusiastic meeting of the educational
and Junior auxiliary committees Of
the Civic League of Suffolk held this
morning in the chamber of commerce
rooms the division of suffolk and Nan
semond county as school districts was
asked for and Principal John +. Mar
tin was endorsed for supervising prin-
cipal of the city schools
The league authorized it's secretary
to wire this action to members of the
state board OF education. Public senti-
ment in both Suffolk ana the county
Is strongly for the division.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
Whole State of
Virginia in Brief

Norfolk--A 15-galion copper tank
full OF whiskey was found In a trunk
seized at the n. Y. r. and n. wharf
late yesterday afternoon by tho po-
lice Tho ope ling In the tank had been
closely sealed with scaling wax, and
the tank was wrapped in quilts and
packed in the bottom of the trunk.
Another trunk containing an S-gallon
key Of whtehey and an empty 5-gallon
keg was seized at the same wharf.
Woodstock--The frst fair OF the
Shenandoah County Agricultural socie-
ty viii be held October 16. II, IL and
10. The officers recently elected are;
President, Dr. ]. II, Smoot. vice presi-
dent. J, c Hutcheson; secretary, r. L.
Campbell; treasurer. c. NJ. shannon.
Csnancook~-Ths Eastern Shore OF vir-
glnia Produce exchange IA busy dellv'
erins seed potatoes to the farmers Of
the shore Already 10000 barrels
valued AZ 400. GOO. have been sold The
acreage Of potatoes will be the larg-
est ever known In this section.
Pulaski--Company l. Second Virginia
regiment, reached home Thursday from
Richmond, where II was mustered GU
Wednesday. The company travelled OF
"A special train which left RiohmonC
carrying Companies A. Farmville; F
Roanoke; NJ. Radford. and II. Big Ston'
Gap. a reception will he given thu
troops next week.
Manasaas--~The Northern Virgins
Farmers institute has elected the fol
lowing officers: Westwood Hutchinson
president: w l.. Heuser. j. A. Seese
Corbin Thompson. II. r. Myers. w w
Johnson, l.. F. Merrill and II, q. w
Keys, vice presidents: b, X. watson
secretary and J. r, Johnson. treasurer
Yfarrisonhurg-rn a driving acciden
on the valley turnpike George RICK
ard. Of Strasburg. had both OF his leg
broken and was bruised on the body
His horse became frightened, lunge'
and threw the driver forward tn
horse kicking him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03

$500 600 ENDOWMENT
FOR RIM. WOMAN'S COLLEGE,

DanvilIe, Va. March 2.-The mid
year meeting Of the trustees of the
Randolph Macon system of colleges
was held here. prominent members
Of the Virginia and Baltimore Meth
odlst conferences being present. Judge
Newman, OF Woodstock, presided
Reports on the five schools. isclud-
ing the financial statements. were
highly encouraging and the opinion
was expressed that this year will prove
the best in their history. A plan was
put on foot looking to the raising OF
five hundred thousand dollar en-
dowment fund for Randolph Macon
Woman's college, at Lynchburg. Tho
principals OF the five colleges were
present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03

The administrative board has been
investigating the paving on Broad
street from Third to Tenth streets with
a view to compelling the contractors
who did the work to repave the thor
oughfare- The paving in some places
Is defective. and the Washington AS
phalt company. who had charge of the
work, may be called on soon to put
the street In condition. The work was
done under fve-year guarantee, but
the road bed and cutters in a number
Of places have given away under trat-
fc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
SELLS HOUSE THAT
PRISONERS ERECTED

Berryvilie. Va, March 2.-"Soldier's
Rest" one OF the oldest houses in
Clarke county. which was erected by
Hessian prisoners for General Daniel
Morgan. has been sold by Mr.. J. E.
Barnett. chairman of the Clarke coun-
~ board of supervisors. TO Mr. Clifton
Price, for S25, zoe.
The estate comprises 225 acres Of
fertile and highly cultivated land. and
lies half a mile north of Berryville
MIR. Barnett has reserved occupancy
OF the house for year. CATER which he
Will probably rent ana move into Ber-
ryVilie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
FIRE IN HOLD OF
SUGAR-ILADRN VESSEL

Newport News. Va. March Fire
of undetermined origin, but which in
vestigaton may show was the work
OF an jrcendiary,. IS srnouldering in
hold No. 4 of the Spanish steamer
Ernesto, which arrived here late yes
terdsy afternoon. The Ernesto is
bound from New York. for Barcelona.
Spain. with a cargo Of granulated
suear. and is in command Of Captain
EanAival The Ernesto left New
York on Wednesday. bound Via New
port News to take bunker coal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
BRAKEMAN DIES As
RESULT OF INJURY.

Columbus. O.. March 2.--Tnjuries re-
ceived Tuesday afternoon about 3
o'clock. when he had his left leg badly
crushed in the Norfolk and Western
yards at East Portsmouth. resulted In
the death OF +. c. Yates. Norfolk and
Western brakeman, at $40 o'clock
Wednesday morning. death taking
place at Hampstead hospital. Yates left
limb was taken OF at the thigh late
Tuesday afternoon. the entire limb hav-
ing been crushed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03

Bristol. Va. March 2.--Turbines and
other equipment have arrived here for
use in connection with the big con-
crete power dam now being Installed
in the Holston river. at Big Creek. ten
miles east of the city. This machinery
will be installed this spring. This
plant will. II is estimated. generate
an average of 1000 horsepower in cleo
trio current.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03

Suffolk. Va. March AT their meet
ing IN the Nansemond county clerks
office. the board OF supervisors dig
cussed road conditions and decided 70
begin this month to place gravel on the
roads Road Commissioner Waddell
was given an indefinite furlough on ac-
count OF III health. and Mr.. Turnbull
will have charge OF the work on the
roads for some time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
SEIZED i.6I1 PINTS OF
WHfSkEY IN FEBRUARY

Norfolk Va. March "a sum-
mary OF the amount OF ardent spirits
that were seized during the month
of February by officers W S, White
and Dickens. who constitute the pro-
hibition squad as designated by Ma
jor Kizer, chief of police, as compiled
today. shows the number TO he l.S47
pints. This amount does not include
the large seizures made In recent
raids or by any other officers other
than White and Dickens.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
6OKE MAKES UNCONSCIOUS
BABE LIFT ALONE AT HOME

Va, March 2-Leav-
q her baby in It's crib in her kitchen.
~. William Kicks went TO the gro
~ this morning In her absence.
me clothing she had on ii line near
- kitchen stove caught fire. when
~. Kicks got back .thc room was
a1d ~ ib s6s,asa, sslss4fA6&,~a05, tAao baby
becnscious Mrs Kicks groped her
llny 10 the cradle and snatching up
3 baby ran Into the outar air with
" Neighbors came 10 her assistance
Ia put out the blaze IN The kitchen.
few minutes IN the Trash air re-
LEEsd the baby. and apparently il was
II much the worse tor its expert
ice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03

The largest distillery in Ontario
has been presented to the Dominion
government, free OF expense. for the
use Of the munitions department This
property Is worth 100000, and It's
tender to the government Is taken as
indication that the day of alcoholic
liquor traffic in Canada has passed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
BANK buys BONDS.


Home Investment of First National Of
AItavfsta.
Altavista, Va. March 1.-The $4,000
bonds OF the Corporation OF Altavista,
bearing interest at per cent and run
ming for thirty years were purchased
yesterday by the First National Bank
Of Altavista. The price paid was par.
including an accrued interest from Oc-
tobsr 1, 1916.
There were six other bidders from
broker houses in Cleveland. o. Detroit.
Mich. and Chicago. Ill. two sending
personal representatives. The local
bank beat all bidders by at least $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
RADLY INJURED BY
WHEELS OF COKE OAR

Norfolk, Va. March flames
Morgan. white employee of the Nor
folk and Western Railway, is in a
very serious condition at st, Vincents
hospital as result OF having been
run over this morning by a coke car
coming from the piers OF the railway
company Four fingers were severed
from his right hand, his right hip dis
located. and his face and head badly
cut. 1t has not yet been ascertained
whether his skull was fractured by
the accident
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
RETURNING SOLDIERS FIND
WARM WELCOME BACK HOME

Farmville, Va. March Mayor s
w. Paulett delivered an address well
coming Company a. Second Virginia
regiment. on its return home yester-
day. great parade followed the ar
rival of the soldiers from Richmond,
where they spent several days after
their return from the Mexican border.
A feast was given last night in honor
of the soldiers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
TWO ARE THROWN FROM
BUGGY IN RUNAWAY.

Gladys Va, March Miss Mary
Moorman visited her home people near
Lawyers Saturday and Sunday. She
had quite an accident on her return
trip. She and her little brother. Hin
ton. were driving on right OF way to
the station at Rustburg and ran into
heavy wire that braced one of tho
telegraph poles. thereby tearing OFT
the top of the buggy and throwing
them out, but, fortunately. neither one
was hurt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
PROMINENT MARION
MAN FOUND DEAD.

Marion, Va. March I'll p. Collins.
a member of the firm OF Collins Bros.
and prominent in the church. business
and social affairs of Marion, was found
dead in his bed. His death presumably
was caused by heart failure. He Is
survived by two sons. three brothers
and three sisters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-03
CASES or
MEASLES IN NEWPORT NEWS.

Newport News Va. March 2.--Ac-
cording to Clerk Mears. of the city
health department. measles is on a
rampage in the city ahere being thir-
ty-four cases on hand, Clerk Mears
says This Is u large number. but Is by
no means an epidemic.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
Seine fprmelIe Sriessers
hdruus
4u 0entifIonb trir5 bon Der broIiIin-
EiitsH RegieriH1g I'M n6tbig
se6aIterL
9o grdftIien fidb gessURgeHeI1DeiIc
bereitS i'm ariees6uitarloe
befm6et.
Die Regierurg rDeree ibr gar9es Gu.
geTunert auf oie uriIitdrtide Sr-
ganiiatioH oes 2o1oes
rid]tell

Rio Souetro, "a. Weai. Sci.
tlruesberitte beiagen, OaB Der USiri.
iter oes gleuBere1, 9silo 8econba, i'm
Tuilterrutbe erfldrte, 0aB es ui6t
nctbtg iei, oaB @roiilien 0eltid]lano
oln &rieg erfLdre, 6n es Sur9 ltnt-
itarbe ge5lptingeiL iih bereits IN
eiueru aciegS5uitaltne befinSe. 91trdl
oie JorpeoirVng 6ea braiiliauii6en
Doulpiers aEiiuco~ iei Sie Situation,
lcelbe Ourb oos 8erierrtcH 0eS Sum-
5iers .B1runa- geihutfer nliroe,
nidlt meientIib urooiiBirt noroeu.
Ter @liuiiter 8elmlba iagte, Sof;
SroiIien IN @esug mi ieiue aooperl-
ton nit Sen 9er. Stdoten ieine eurt,e
2lrinerfiarfett u1if nuIitdriIC5e uuo
.Srgouiicticn rtd1en ioIte.
naIReittli9 in $iniidn ouf Die 4bpa.
touiairitng 5es iiioIilc11 9ltIuutic.
slls nab Der Submetsiituna Snhor
&ccGrtba iiber Die @R6qlitfeit etuer
SrtegsertlGu,ng OH Seutiflnnb be-.
froet uuroe, iogte er: .9Giaielt er.
Hart nieinoro Den arieg. es Dertbci.
oiet iidy. g. rit 9elttidIarth, DeId,es on
oIIs SeRutrrIM ben Rrieo erfsdrt"
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Ser beFtiifte brifiime1am'
pier ,,9ela" bon 1000
2pnmen
lSub. am 2. WIai in Der Rd5s Der
suglii4eu Riite
Bon sinem bsutiaeu lIuteriee6Ooi
totpebtrt uno nGieHit.

Rem gort, "a. Mqt. - Der
britii5e 0uulpisr ~SsId- stH S4ifi
BON ungefGbr 1000 5oHnu. oas in
gelfait tiir Die gtiTeo 6ruit @onpaH9
gebaut unb bel 2fusbru5 bts Arisges.
nod e6e es fsrtig mar, BON ben britis
i9en Rarinebehorosn l6ernommsn
purbs, if an 2. Ilai in Der AGbs Der
sugldten Siite Don stuem oeuti6cu
llnterIeeboot torpsoirt unb perisntt
porotn, ME 3DnuSig Wanu bon Der
SeiuBuHs uusiagtsn, Die am 0onnerss
tag am gOro eines britii1en poTa.
gisredmpfers bier dHtumeH.
Die -3eIn" bate MIR cine Reife
na6 ben Der. Staaten sema6t unb
bate i'm Qpril nit elmer 2douua BON
ssfrorsnsm JIsii6 bic Riidfabrt dnge.
trsten. @is Die 2cute ausiagteu, bate
bic .9sla- ibr, aaours esl6i5t uuo
befnro ii6 nab eiusm dnosrsu Sufen
untrpss. nls bds S3tff ssrit0rt
puroe.
SbaIsi4 bas sorpebo fat BEN aon-
gen gl9tertheil beg S6iFfes fortris.
purSs ni9t Elm RaRu BON Der 70
Raau fGri,a SsiosuHs as1iss.. Dos
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Die S.furetter am uutsrea aduuso
lberraf5t
Sic .rtlGrsn, m.br aIs 5000 Gefans
seHs semo@t gu 5abtn
9ses afSenb besnnneu bic G,seu'
angrifis Der Seitsrrei4er.
I'm ben iibris.n 1ronteu bat f9 ui&is
bon Bitiisteit ereignst.

Berlin, "a. Wlat iIeber 3pnhon.
Die ON SoRnerfias Don Der oberfen
5esrsslsit,lflg srIuH,ns pffisiene Be
ianHtma4uns lautet pis foist:
.WtfIid. SrOnt: armesgrupps ibes
SroHprtu5eu Rupp.e9t: SIN ber Ge'
genb pom Dptdaete uu6 am beibsrl
Seitm Der Searp. fanben bis tn bi,
Radt binein beitis. artiI.ripefedts
itatt. AUD iiiblt6 BON Der Gambrai.
Yopaums GAauFs. unb bei ct ausn.
tin uabm bic aitipitGt Der artiileris
5eitp.if. erbebiid gu.
-Jruui bes beuti9eH SronpStussr:
On BEN Gbsmiu bes Damss errei4ts
bic qriilIeri,idIadi an Raduittag IN
Der 9sgsHb DON 8rape unb bei gruos
nsIIe sinsn @raS sr5Btr 6sftigtsit.
Dor Ginbru@ Der 0untelb.it griffsn
bic GraIpofsn DeftIi6 BON Der JrpiO'
mont Garm uub aud Bel Der Wiibls
Don @oueIere an. Die ansriffe, bic an
bsibsu puuttH sIsi6ssitig srfoIgt.h
DurbeH nit isbr idlperen 0srluftsn
fir ben Geinb suriidssf6Iasen. am
Diuisrbsrs iDurbe ,in alngrifF Der
GranScisH Don unI,rem GrtiIlsris>
fsuer I'm Refine erfidt.
-Sn Der Champagne nabm bi. Ut.
iiDiidi Der artia.ri. in ben Qlbsnbs'
ftuubeH spfiten Rauron unb benz
Suippes ShaI bsbsuisnS gu.
.armsegruppt oes Sersogs vi.
bre4t: Su BEN Dalb bon @premont
bronssn absiIe zines rbeiniitsn R.s
simeHts IN cine frans5fi6s poiiiiOH
ein unb isbrisn NIT % Gefunsn.a
unb brsi Rintnpsriern ;uriid.
AIN RittDOdb fpurbsn ,,bn f,iubs
Ii4e GIusssuse unO Gin SysfTslbaIIDn
abesT6ofsH. esutnnnt S6dFer f6oB
feline %. uRb 90. isinblias Rof4ine
al.
Nm q. uub %. pertoren bic 8ris
ten unb GransOi.n fiiuf JlusBsuss IN
SsdHpfeu In Der euft unb bur& bas
Geuer uHfersr abp.hrsanonen.
.CtfIi6tr arisssThauplab: I'm
msbrsrsn glbf&niitsu an bi.isr GrOnt
baben bic aGmpff pi,ber bssonnsn.
DeftIi@ BON 9uium, in Der gs6be Der
Oirfss purben ruifiI6s Grtunbi.
sunssabibsiIunssn ,ariidsstrisbsn."
Die am absno srIaifsns iu.iters Be-
tanntmd8ans Iautti pis fplgt:
DON nseIi4ts az5ssat SazpiabI ]
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S6iff mar nruttrt. 0as 9lfter6eds
9ei4iB purbe bur6 bic GrpIOIiun IN
bic 9uft gei4Ieubert uub bra@ m4t.
i3tffs our9 Ons 9efbnuA
Die Sfttitfte GHglanbs
BtsSer stnmol BON beutf5en 2utts
f4tffeI beimseiu3t.
0eneu es gslang, in Der 0untel5ett
lDie0er su enttommea.

9onb on, "a. u2ut. 8isr ober fiirF
6eutf6s 2uftI9iffe ma6tsn m Der lebs
ten gta4t etnsn 2lngrifF ouf bic 6fIts
den COUNTIES opu GRgIanb uno sntr
tGmeu, uu4bem iis ar perIhiebenea
Puntter Bomber a5setporfen, ME an
9ounerfag offt5ieq angstiinbigt nurs
De- Dt: 9etanntmo9ung Iautet ME
foIgt:
r9ier pber fiirf feir6fi6e Quft>
I3tffe Hdberter ii5 IN Der leBtea
Ra4t, tur5 bor Dltterna5t, Der 5itlis
den Rifte Gnglanbs. Die Na6t mar
DoItig unS cine btts Gage Don Regen>
molten sri5nerte bic 8eoba3tura.
rSs ftetut. bag bier 9uftI9tffe in
bic 0itltfen Counties singeDrungen
iinb. sic 6ieiten teiteu bsftimrnten
Gurs Elm unb narfen cine Qrsabl
gombeR IN BEN 2anSbiftritten qb, fe
paren nuseuihstrIt5 ui5t i'm Stuns
be, fi9 gu orieHtirsn. Die 3eppeItrts
purben bon unIeren Motatitern oera
fpIgt, bas bi6te Gep6f errl6gli4te
ubsr ibr GRtt0mmsn. Su einem 9orf
n gtorfuft tpuroe elm g}onu qet6otet.
Der ongeri5tste mdtsrieIe S6aoen
III, ME es i4etut, bOg gertRger Be-
hsirfffr,d
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Ser Serliner ,,@priudrts"
Sagt, bab bic grttdruns Der ruTif4en
Rsgieruug.
Sn &riss fortissen gu DoIen in
Seuti4GanS enttdllifalns Der>
uriaG)i babe,

amferbam, "a. Dlai, ii6cl
2onoon. - Der 8trIiner .8OrDGrts-
iasi. oaB bic neuli4e Grtldruns cs,
rudii4sn Rssisrung. odB iIs sRti9lpi,
fen lei ben aries MT ibrsn 4IIiirtsu
fOrtouiesea, fir 5oI4e in Seltia.
lamb, iptI9s eiisu iansIIsn Separat'
frieben nit RuBldno erirart&isn, siRe
i9Dere GnttGui4ung iti.
Deuti9Ianbs polttit psroe ri9t
bur9 bic aaOsutI9en bittirt, iagt Der
.9OrDdrts". unb fiist binSu, odB bic
rniIi4en Rtnliter oieis ertIaruus
ni9t obgsgeben buben piirbeu. uenn
Der Rei9stauSlsr bic Sntsrps[lation
Der So5iaIbemotrateu in Be3ue aut
bic arisgssitIe 8euTalanbs IN oa'
fri.benftsaenoer gBeiis beautiportst
bate,
Das glatt f6brt fort: ,Das o.uts
I9e @olt beutt uiht i'm aeriTgiten oa.
ran, ii9 mad oeln arisse Der Ssrrs
ibaft bss WiIitdrismus gu unterrtr,
fen unb nod tpsnistr min es cine IcIs
DE 5erri4uft tiber anbere Ratiousu
Die .arsu5s3sihiHg4 bttra9tst BE
grfIdruns Der ruiiii6su glintiisr uIs
ben eriten grfoIs Der brttiiden pclt.
III In ber neutH Situdtion unb ala
getpsis oaf!ir, bab ~poIiiii4 bic .3eit
H aaf uiHss @tit. il-. !
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Stur nater burber erfiuten
Sebin9rxsen
Derben f5 bic SiRH Getners an eineE
bon Der engItf6eu Rsgisruns aT-
berGIutsr ROuferets
Sur gsiIsgung ber trH4en Grass Be.
fba.igsn

9ubltn q. T1at. Die Sim
;yeiu aDuDsntipn 5ei6iOB am DOM
nsritua einftimmiJ, an istner Dou osr
sngliI4en RegisruUg einberTsneu
aOnfersn, CUR gsi.:guus Der irti6eH
iSrage tbeiI3un,bmn, Bis folgGVAe BE-
biHguneeH erfiia. Isten:
/ Dag es Der Soufrer5 frstseIdf'
ZEN fsi, bic b0lIige lladb6dugigtett Jr'
lambs gu betretiytH.
2. DAB bic ers.iihe Resi.rung itp
ben Ser. Staateu uno ben europdt'
i6en Mdbten csgeuiibsr 6fintli4
psrpflifte. ben gsi6lub siner gtuios
rttdt Der aonfersr' gu rutifBiren.
8. Dag bic ⩔.ren5 nirr aus Der.
fonen bejtebe, pste uuter BEN aIten
Stiumrs4t bon lr!1nb bdSu setDGAIt
tperbeu.
4. DAB ben fDGbrenb Der Iestn
Repolutiou sefuugsu senommenen Sr'
Hnb,rn bds Redt oou RrisgsgefGnSs-
nen suertannt psrSe.
Die Ggsa5rtsiu RandDa.
: Iona BON W oaeasear
gefoT5en
TIeter, "a. g2at. Die fra5r.
S6risin RdndooIora bon Wobogass
cor III bier, mo +, isit BEN Sabre
1895 I'M GriI gsles: ssforbeH.
RonGodlona nuros i'm Sabre 1888
aIs Rotfolgerin tbrsr Sarte beTslbeu
9onerg a0nisin OoH Rooogastar.
Die SnisI mar blmuIs Elm fruu30fi'
ites protettprat, 1tsr na hoem Qufs
itnnb BON 5nbr. 1895 purSe bic sins
beimiide Reeierurs opu ben frnn50s
iif6en TiIitdrbeb5rSeu dbesfhnfft
unb bic aSnign ruroe na9 @IgtsI
gebrott, mo- re ieitosn, DON Der frnns
s6ffiden RsgieruH5 unterhalteu. ltbt..
MOLTEN segtH bic, Seuts
f6eu tdmpfen
Sepafoppl, "a Rui. Die
Offi5iers ilnb Wauni3aften Der bieIt.
gen Sarniipn baben sirritimmig bar,
I'm nodasfu6t, baB man iis on bic
Bigger 6ront Tdids, I'm bort aessn
be Dsuii6en tGmpfen gu Bnnen. Jbre
6dubluns nurbe oon Der Reoe bes
RriessmtntIters a,reusin unb BEN
appt1 Der arbsitsr' ua5 &cISoieus
Ds!gnssu bsraIlabk /
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
Der ppIniidje Reihstaa
Grinst onssSli4 In bic Rsgteraassn
bon DeitI9tnnb urb Ceterr.i8.
Den Ssr5os aarl Gte95an gum Rs.
Sentsa bon qolen gu ernsnnsH.

Ropenbasen. "a. Iat rsber
2pnbon. Radri9tsr, aus 0euti3laub
unb Qnbeutltngen IN poIHiI5ea 3eis
tungsn in DeutjSlalb aab GeFsrrtit
suiolge ioa Der polniite Staatsrat5
bic GentralmdGts GuI5eiorbsrt babeu,
obne ,peiterea @er5ug ben gr3ber3os
&an Stspban BON Seiterreia gum
Regtrtsn bes neiien !.6uigy.i5s pos
Len 5u erneIrneu.
Der Staatsrotb er'u5t aud, SuB
giirgern BON pplen esIsg,u5ett gsge,
BEN perbs, ii6 on Der gsrpaltuug bes
aaubss gu betbeifigen, um sinen Stdb
Don polnfI4en Beamt'u gu ba6sn, Der
bic Derpaltung il5srne9nen tanu,
ipenu bic beutI6en gsamten Wari5du
perlaHeu. 3
Der Stnatsrnt6 er!7sgrete auf bds
gerlongen Der SbpoiitiOnSparteieu,
bob er reIigniren fo1', istus Griftsns
mGfe Fortbonern, BIZ bsr neue Resent
Elm aabiuet ernsnner t5uns, ptldes
bic Gunttiousn be- StaatsratIs H5er'
Himmt,