davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Malvern daily record., 1917-01-23

BONE Dry Bill' seemed to be a very popular animal in the Arkansas Legislature Monday.
Malvern daily record., 1917-01-23

sack warrant e d. Yukon's Best
Malvern daily record., 1917-01-23

No St. Louis, due 7;Ol m fast Mo- 28 Little Rock Local 11:22 a m No 36 Little Rock L6cal 4:23 D m No St. Louis fast 710 D m
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-16
Kicked Himself to Freedom.

Prisoners of war have hac many
thrilling adventures in their attempts
10 escape across the German frontier
br1t it would be hard to find more re-
narkable story than the following, told
in a Dutch paper: Four British es-
capped prisoners Of war, one french-
man and seven Russians arrived at
Oldenzaal, besides two German desert
ers, An amusing incident took place
in the case of one Of the Russians.
He was seized by the German sentry
when in the act of crossing the from
tier, and in the course Of the ensuing
struggle threw himself on the ground.
He fell half way on Dutch and half
way on German territory. The Dutch
sentry came to his rescue and tr!ed 10
null him across by the shoulders. Inc
German pulled at the other end. when
the Russian found that the DutcaInail
was helping him he started kicking
with all his might, with the happy re-
sult that he was safely pulled onto
Dutch territory.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-16
THIRTY YEARS WAR PLAQUES
Sweeping Away Of Lives Was Fright
full, Combatants Themselves
Being MnSn Down.

In the famous Thirty Years war, 1t
is estimated. the population OF central
a,.d western Europe was reduced from
thirty millions TO less than fifteen mil
lions. and yet during the whole of that
time there were only forty important
battles fought. and their total death
casualties did not reach half million.
All the rest of tbe frightful sweep
ing away Of life was from plague and
famine. which not only followed in the
wake of the armies, but moved down
tle cOmhatants themselves.
Nor was the deadly work OF these
fierce partners of Wharf.-The terrible
rriple alliance Of the prayer book,
plague, pestilence and famine-con-
fined TO the civil populations. They
played equal havoc in the ranks of the
armies themselves.
Even as recently as the days Of Gus
tarus Adolphus that great captain is
said 70 have broken up his winter quar-
-ers and begun his summer campaign
nearly two months earlier than he hac
Intended. because at the rate at
which his soldiers We're dying from dis
ease in their huts and barracks ne
would soon have had no army left to
campaign with.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-16
SAUSAGE Makers Repartee.

An old story which is being revived
concerns two rival sausage
max ers. They lived on opposite SIDES
of a certain street in London anu "i'e
,loy one of them placed over his Shop
the legend. eve sell sausaEes to the
gentry and nobility Of the country
The next day. over the way, appenfeo
tho sign. Eve sell sausages to the gen
try and nobility Of the whole couh-
1rv." Not to be outlone, the rival put
No what he evidently regarded as a
final statement. namely: I'VE sell .au-
81 ces to the king Next day there
oppcared over the door Of the frst
sausage maker the simple expression
of loyalty, "God save the Ing.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-16
~PUNKIN" PIE IS BEST OF ALL
Mans Mouth Still Waters when ne
Thinks of the Kind That Mother
Used to Make.

To q man still young enough 70 re-
member sufficiently far back into his
bOyhood wears to the time when he
had never had enough dessert in his
life. there is no word in the Engiish
language so suggestive of toothSome,
iici:erish JOY as pie, plain ple-Iar-
ticularlg "punkin.'
You can't spell punkin pie with an
an" and 'p," declares y writer in the
milwaukee, Jcurn9l. Pumpkin pie ;
the kind one gets in restaurants. fla
vOred with cloves and sllSpice. pun
kin" pie has cinnamon and ginger IN
it. and sometimes a hint of an unlnen-
tionable heady fluid about which one
would not dare ask mother. And or
all the smacking, ambrO>ial dcIlcacleS
catalogued under the genus pie, the
best is 'punkin."
There are other kinds. Of course
apple peach. cherry, squash. BURBERRY
custard lemon, mince-and every one
probably has its value in the world.
Some people even may prefer them.
One never can account for different
persons tastes. But for boys, young
men and elderly men whose StolnachS
have not yet grown old, there is none
that will approach ''punkin," the
khaki-colored queen Of pastries.
One grows hungry at the thought OF
''punkin" pie-tbe crisp, crinkly crust;
the thick rich pungent filling. with the
dust of cinnamon furnishing it's taWny
top; the creamy dreamy. velvety' far
away taste as ones mouth closes on
it's prize. Some appetizing JOYS there
are, but none that exceeds capturing
a piece of punkin pie, getting 1t into
ones hands, contrary to all social
usage, biting into it, until one almost
mires up to ones nose, until one can
scarce see over the top of the up
standing crust, and beginning the I'M
equaled delight of devouring the hrst
mouthful. To taste it is to love 1t,
love it and love forever.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-16
What to Give.

"Give to your enemies forgiveness.
to your opponent tolerance. to your
friend your heart. to your child good
example. to your parents Difference,
and to everybody sunshine. "-Splrrtcd.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-16
ncre'S a DIiISrenCS.

An cpl gramlnatist says a classic:'
education is for converse ton ard the
other kind for usp.-Pittsbursh Dis
patch.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-16
EauIt Its.

Everybody has faults" s"i'' Uncle
Eben. "De principle difference in folks
is whether dey's sorry for en- or proud
of en-
The courier-index., 1917-11-09
ORDINANCE NO. 168

An ordinance to amend section ga of
ordinance 156, the same being an
ordinance to grant franchise to
the Arkansas Light e. Power Co.
for supplying and furnishing cleo.
tricity to the City of Mariana and
its inhabitants and fixing the max.
imum rate to be charged therefor
Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Mariana, Arkansas:
Sec l. That section 8-a of ordi
nance No. 156 be, and the same is
hereby, amended to read as follows:
The maximum rate to be charged
consumers of electricity for lighting
purposes shall be as follows:
For the first 20 kilowatt hours
consumed per month, 16 cents per
kilowatt hour.
For the next 100 kilowatt hours
consumed per month, Is cents per
kilowatt hour
All over 1870 k'lowatt hours con
sumed per month, 10 cents per kilo
watt hour.
Sec. 2. All ordinances and parts
of ordinances in conflict herewith
are repealed and this ordinance shall
be in full force and effec. from and
after its passage.
F. r. DUpUY, Mayor
Attest:
o. G. NORMENT, City Clerk
Passed November z, 1917. GOD
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MOTHER WILL BE PAID
FOR SOLDIERS DEATH

Washington, Nov. THE first de-
pendant of an American soldier kill
ed in trench warfare to receive com
pensation under the government sys-
tenn will be Mrs Allie Dodd of
Evansville, Ind, widowed mother Of
Private James B. Gresham, one of the
victims of the German raid on Ameri-
can trenches in France November 3.
She will receive at least $45 a
month, $40 of which is the regular
allowance and $25 the insurance pay
ment provided by the government life
insurance for which private Gresham
may have applied.
Records here show that neither
Private Thomas f. Enright of Pitts
burg nor Private Merle ID. Hay of
Glidden, Iowa, who were killed in
the trenches, left dependents, and
The courier-index., 1917-11-09

Arthur Jackson of Paragould was
business visitor in the city yester
day afternoon
Mrs. Edith Bowers of Uniontiwn,
KY, is here to spend the winter with
her son, w. b. Bowers.
****
No job too big for us to handle
efficiently and quickly. J. W. Field
er, concrete contractor 81
****
Mrs. Harry Plummer and baby of
Forrest City are here visiting Judge
and Mrs. ]. A. Plummer
*x**
w. F. Kershaw Lumber Company
can furnish you anything in the build
ing line at low figure. If
**x
Miss Emmie Futrall has returned
from visit with relatives at Mag
nilia and Jonesboro.
Sid B. Redding of Little Rock was
prominent visitor in Mariana
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Buy your lumber from Kershaw
Lumber Co. They sell the best as
we'll as the cheapest. If
**~s
Thos. e. Wood, chairman of the
Arkansas railroad commission, spent
Saturday and Sunday here.
$3.50
E. G. Wagner returned Wednesday
from ST. Louis where he went to
buy goods for his store here.
Hfst
Mesdames. w. P. Harris and F.
N. Burke are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. e. Wood in Little Rock.
1850
Attorney S. H. Mann and Gazzola
Vaccaro of Forrest City were in
Mariana yesterday on business.
Ernest Plummer, who has been en-
ployed on electrical work on the can
torment at Alexandria, La, has re-
turned home.
w. P. Weld and ]. II. Harris of
Little Rock, spent the first of the
week here disposing of oil stock to
Mariana people.
Ladies' high-grade broad cloth suits
and coats just in by express. You
certainly want to see these dandy
suits and coats. Beazley's. 10
The courier-index., 1917-11-09

Power for the dynamo which furn-
ishes electric lights for Clarendon
has been furnished by the Chic
Veneer Company for some time, baI
owing to a shortage of fuel the We
neer company has served notice that
1t will be necessary to close down
the plant, and as a result Clarendon
will be without lights until the ARK
ansas Public Service Company can
complete its plant, work on which
was begun about ten days ago.
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consequently no compensation wiD

consequently no compensation wiD
be paid.
The compensation to be paid any
of the five wounded soldiers DEF ends
on the seriousness of their injuries
For total permanent disability thgy
would receive S25 month, in aa-
dition to the usual family allowances
for dependents. Dependents of the
IL men reported captured or missing
will continue TO receive allitments Of
pay and family allowances
The courier-index., 1917-11-09
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
phone 313

IL u
PHONE 313
sHUMAckER'S MEAT MARKET
Everything good to eat.
Fancy beef roast and steak
Home killed pork
X. c. pork chops and roast
Fresh pig ribs
Hamburger and chilli meat
Mixed and pure pork sausage
Sliced and whole hams
Breakfast bacon, pieces and sliced
Brains, eggs, lettuce
Celery, oranges, apples, cOcoanuts
Turnips, sweet and Irish potatoes
Cabbage, creamery butter
0leOmargarine
Fresh oysters every day
Feed you chickens green ground
bone and make them lay. 10
-O-
See ]. w. Fielder for concrete work
of all kinds. 81
Harry Wilkins of La Grange spent
last night in the city.
****
T. C. wooten at Rondo is erecting
new brick store building.
$3.50
Mrs. Earnest Wheeler of Memphis
Is visiting her brother, Zoll Smith.
s=*k
Mrs. J. T. Smith of Sturgis, Miss,
Is the guest of her son, Zoll Smith.
SxAt
W. N. Haley of Rondo abs begun
the erection of a modern new resi-
dence.
Mrs. j. t. Kearn of Kansas CITY
visiting w. N. Haley and family at
Rondo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stewart were
in Memphis the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. S. S, Spencer of Lamar, Miss,
visited friends here the latter part
OF last week.
w. P. Harris spent the first of
the week in st. Louis and Memphis
on business.
Harry Plummer of Little Rock
spent the first of the week here
visiting relatives.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration on the estate of
Hopson o. Nixon, deceased. wera
issued to the undersigned by the
Clerk of the Probate Court of Lee
county, in the state Of Arkansas, on
the 4th day Of October. 1917
All persons having claims against
said estate are therefore notified to
exhibit the same to the undersigned
properly authenticated within six
months after the date o. such letters
of administration or they may be
precluded from any benefits in said
estate, and If such claims be not
exhibited as aforesaid within one
year from date of such letters. they
will be forever barred and precluded
from any benefits from said estate.
Given this LIST day of November.
1917.
HUGH NIXON,
Administrator of the estate of
Hopson O. Nixon, deceased. t102)
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Paul McCulley of Athens, Ala,
formerly resident of this city, spent
the first of the week her looking
after business matters.
Geo. Norris is working for the
Turner Drug Company during the
absence of j. r. Simmons, who has
gone to Texas on visit.
Mrs. John Mitchell has travelling
bag which dropped from passing car.
Party may get same by calling On
Mrs. Mitchell and paying for this
notice. 10
A blacksmith shop on West Chest
nut street belonging to Jesse Leonard
was destroyed by fire about three
O'Clock Wednesday morning.
Ladies' high-grade broad cloth suits
and coats just in by express. You
certainly want to see these dandy
suits and coats. Beazley's. 10
Mrs. w. S. McClintock returned
Sunday from Fort Smith where she
attended the annual convention of
the Federation of Women's Clubs.
$3.50
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
has full assortment Of building ma
terial.
$3.50
j. W. Fielder has the equipment
to do you concrete work quickly and
in the most scientific manner. See
him if you need anything in his line.
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
will make or get for you what they
haven't.
Pete Houston, former chief of po-
lice of Paragould and p N. Webb
and wife of Paragould, spent Sunday
here, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Horne.
Let us supply your lumber needs
we furnish everything from A to u
in the building line. w. F. Kershaw
Lumber Co. TT
DR.. F. P. Eldridge and w. J. Blain
of Greenwich, H., owners of some
fine farming lands in Lee county,
have been here the past week look
ing after their interests.
****
Look at the work we have done
olcouhoro IN, To riapno than LOT &c
figure on your concrete work. J. w.
Fielder, extractor. 81
****
Bruce Kendall, former deputy cir
cult clerk under ]. M. Bush, more
recently a resident if Helena has
returned to Mariana and accepted
a position as bookkeeper for Karicofe
& Co.
$3.50
Ladies' high-grade broad cloth suits
certainly want to see these dandy
suits and coats. Beazley's. 10
$3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caruthers of
New York City spent Saturday and
their aunt, Mrs. B. M. Govan. They
IuOlOIGu mere liOIi ID iAhlCy anu W6IG
accompanied by Mrs. Stinson and her
two daughters.
Ladies' high-grade broad Cloth suits
and coats just in by express. You
certainly want to see these dandy
suits and coats. Beazleys. 10
Mrs. ID. s. Clark returned home
Tuesday evening from Fort Smith
and Little Rock At the former place
she attended the annual convention
OF the Federation of Women's Clubs,
and in Little Rock she visited Mr..
and Mrs. Thos e. Wood.
Boyd Wills, who has been here on
a visit to his aunt, Mrs. ]. r. Sim
mons, left Wednesday morning for
his home in San Antonio, Texas, ac-
companied by his uncle, ]. r. Sim
mons, who expects to spend few
weeks there. They are making the
trip in a car.
Leake & Wells, general transfer,
wood and coal. We move anything
loose at both ends. Phones IL and
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See the Courier-Index for engraving
of all kinds. tt
The courier-index., 1917-11-09

Leake & Wells, general transfer,
wood and coal. We move anything
loose at both ends. Phones IL and
166. tt
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Coins placed inssaa -
The courier-index., 1917-11-09

Boyd Wills, who has been here on
a visit to his aunt, Mrs. ]. r. Sim
mons, left Wednesday morning for
his home in San Antonio. Texas, ac-
companied by his uncle, J. r. Sim
mons, who expects to spend a few
weeks there They are making the
trip in a car.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
Au6 foroerf er tpeifse6enoe 2}olCaa6ten,
nm int 2lot6falr na6 2selie6ea 6anoefn
3u k0nnen.

ltnS er ne1tnt Stes beiuaffmete 9fentralit1t.
Ser Hr6fbent neriid)ert, bab tueber nod bas aer
tanid)e Ssplf einem Sfricg a1iangem tpiirben,
lnb nak bic Ieanahuns anorer ee segben peron mae
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GoDeit bies betannt in, III MIR stls
perion umsetommsn.
es bsfinbsn fia 26 Gmsritansr, bars
uHter 6 paIasiere an Bort.

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abgiHg, ift Dsrfentt tporbsn.
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aoHfuI in Guesnstotpn, bat i'm 2aufe
Deg Sasss bic fOIseHbe Depsfds an bic
biefigs omsrisaHiias gOtfaaft gs.
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I'm SttOber i'm WitteGGnbtI6en Reer
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bons. BON Der Chicago Sribuns; Jrau
S. 9. Snrris, Satin bes ObsrIeut@
noHts 5rant 6. Sarris bonn Der.
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paren BIER angemuitert fporben, I'M
bic gIGbe BON Toldeu BON Der urs
fpriiusIideu Seiusung eilsunebmsn,
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i'm gegrifF mar, IN Gee gu gsben.
Bdbrenb senuue Iustunft iibsr bic
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ipeigert irurbe, tpurbe bc9 in Grfab-
runs gebra6t, bab ii9 In Der Saupts
fade Sos JoIssnbe an goro befano:
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sd srfude Sk ou5 sIei4seiig,
NIT ben perlansten 0oQmudten etnen
geniisenben arebit su betpiIigen, uln
bic betreffnOeu Mabnabmen ousjiib.
TEN Su t6nnen.
sd babe bier BON urfsrem SanbeI
uHb tsm Iesitiulen Derte9r unIsrer
8irger auf ben Tiesreu eeiprOten.
Sic iperbeu mid aber ni4t misosrs
fte6en. Sic tnerben meinsn Geodnisn
erratben, bic bidem 9erldnesu gu
Gruube liegen rnb bic ibm 8iirbs
unb Gepidt DerleibsR. gs banbel! F6
bei uns niht bios UNI materieue .sus
terefen. gs iiHb oieIuebr bic funbae
meHtalen Wenf4enreate an bi. mir
oenteH, Dor allen Sas Redt su l.ben.
Sd babe ni6t usr i'm 4uae, bob
Imeriianer bas Rs4t haben fplen,
na9 geliebeH ibrsn @ei3dfteu auf
Der Gee nu43usshu, ionbern etpds
oiel tisferes, pisl funbampntaleres als
ods. J4 nen'e an bieieHigen. Wens
idenre4ie pbHe bic es teine Gipiliias
tion siebt; bic Rs6te, bic Rifttom,
battanien su beunfpru6en Elm Rs4t
baben MdHner, bic aui frieblitem
Weee ibrem geruf nafpeben unb
Grauen unb ainbsr gu bef6iiben. sst
tann ni9t glauber, bab treeno elm
Wldnn NIT ameri.uuiften grinsipien
s0sern tana, bisis Siuss gu Dsrt9ciOis
gen.
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bss brtiiihen Dampfers rgros" Sou
1843 SOnnen ansetiinoigt.
Srnaoftairs mnb Wsarsate
Stdbts an Der aiifte DON &snt, in
England,
Sn Der Sonntag Ra6t BON beutfdeR
SprpeoOboOten bei4pfen,

2onbon, 26. Js6r. Cir Gbparo
Carton, ber Martremintiter, tiinbtgte
am Montug i'm llRterbaus an, baB
groabitatrs uno Murgdte, an Der &iiz
fte Don aeut, am NOHtug 0}prger 3u
friiber Stunbe pon beutI6er 5orpebos
boptserit0rern bef9ofeu pDrben Ieien
unb bab cine 5rau unb Elm Sinb sss
t0btet unb spei periORen perpuuoet
tpprbsn ieten.
Cir @bparb Carton iagte, bab eta
ner pon 4 britifden SorpepObpotaerz
ftDrsrn, bic i'm eHglifaen &anal pa
trDuiGenbienit perrt6ten, auf mebrere
beutI6e 8erft0rer ftieb unb es 3u Ell
mem tursen @efe9t getommen iei. Der
britifte 3erft6rer babe teineu Sduoen
gelttten, pbglet9 er eiuem 6eftigen
5euer uusgsIsBt gefpeien lei.
Die beutf6en 3erit0rer ipurben ous
benz Gsitdt perloren, fugte Cir gbp.
gurIon peiter, in Der 0untel6eit babe
a6er Elm unoeres beutifes @eI9paber
bic SGFen opn 9roabitutrs uub Murs
gate bombarbirt, bic beutI6en Sdiffs
ieien aber Dieber berfhpunbeH ebe
arbsrs brittias ariegsittffe 4srantas
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Cine Nieoerlase
0uroe BEN fubaniI6en RebelIeu am
Sonntas bon Sberit goaa5o
beigebra9t.

6apanu, 26. 5ebr. - Bon bem
Oberften gpGla3o Der Regierungss
truppen tpurbe am Rortas beri4tet,
baf an Sonntag sptihen Siburc
unb Sotibanico, rnbs Der 9ren5e 5pts
fhen Santa Clara unb @omdguep,
ein beftiqer Rumpf nit Der Suupts
ma6t BON Sobn mtsuel @rmeS fats
oeFunben babe. Die Rebellen perlos
rem 80 meann an sObten uub @ers
ipunbeten, 200 ibrer gfsroe fpurben
aet1btet uno 100 Wann gefuneeu ges
nortrlen. @pn ben Resterurgstruppen
purbe aneebIib MIR Elm Wtann ge'
tDbtet unb u6t perpunbet. 9te etns
sioen beiben WnT6inen 9eipe9re Der
Hehellen tpurben erbeutet.
Der 9anpf eretenete ii4 ouF Der
Ga Grifis unb Der Signal 9lurtoae,
no @omes bic Sponier I'm llnobs
bGnqioteitstrieas ueltlaeer bate. gr
berTufte, bieIeI6e Sntttt iuie bdroIs,
audi am Sorntoe onslttpenber. Dor
benz aampfe butteu bic Rebener um
sinen @afenitinitdrb nd6gefu6t, dn'
oe6lirb nm ibre llebergnbe porsubes
reiten, aber GberIt GolIosc Deruutbes
te, bab iie nur 3eit septrneu tpous
ten unb gob gefebl sum Gngriff. Der
&f bauerte % Sturben. Die RE-
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StpG intmer feftsebaltea
8srben BON ben fran56IiT6er geb5ra
ben trei MtitgIieDer Der Reties
ssielIf6uft oes Serrn
WerQrD,

paris, 26. gebr. gon ben frun'
S1ftIasa geb0rOsn peroen SartDig
OepiiTen BEN 2aport, Sno., ein gebOs
rener Deuti9er, pel6er bas amerttd-
nifte giirserre6t bean1pru4t, 5ran
9ebiiIen unb Sacar 9fIug Elm Gnges
ftelIter Der aneritnniIden SotIddft IN
Berlin, nod INNER feitgehalten. Sic
poren nit Der gteiIeseTeG1hoft beg
friibersn gptfdafters Seruro nah
ssrnntreid setommeH unb pesen t6rer
gesiebungen gu 9eutItlauo in gons
tarlier fef.ge6aIter pOrpen. Sc perlaus
tet, bab bic Seitftenuns i9rer Soertts
tat nidt sur 8eFrieoigung Der fran3Se
fif6en geb0rben auseeFaGen Iei. Die
bieIise omeritaniI6e gotIauft AdIt ii9
IN gssus uuF bieie peripnen, pel9e
na6 geTarcOn iiberfiibrt purben, auf
bem 2aufenben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-27
Cine Sprlase
Sn lleberstnftimmuHg NIT ben 1iins
f4en bes prdiibenten bereits
sinssre4t.

Ro4 einer aonisraS nit ben be-
motratii6eH unO republitanii6en
5iihrern, rei6te ipdter am Ra6mits
tag Der Repr. JlOoO. @orfibsr bes
aommittess fir ausparttss Qtnssks
ssnbeitsn, cine gOrIase Elm. ber3ufols
&c Der prdfbsut dutoriiirt pirb Gan.
oslsidiffe gu belpaffnen unb .ioIdc
aHosre Wetbobeu pie CT fir nStbig
befinbeu iolts" aH5uipenbsn I'm iie
uuf bober See gu beI9iben. Mud,
ipiro in Der 0orlage cine gonoaus0a.
be ron S100.000,0Oo porgeIeb,n.
@ine acpie Der gorIass purbe aud
bem Senatpr SIiOsr auseitent. Der
prdiioent tpirb bnriu autoriiirt, Sdns
belsi4iffen @eIdise unb Yeoienunass
mannfGaftsn fir oieielbsn gu liefern,
uno es irirb ibm rnllssmeine gutoris
tat" ertbtilt, irssnb nelhe anbere
WabrsgeIn. bic sr fir nDtbis baltep
iollte, 5u ersr,ifsu.
Rad elmer tur5en Sibune bei9lob
am abenb bns Ssrattommittee fir
auspdriist @ngslsgenbsiten, nidts in
Der anselesenkit Dor OienItag gu
tbun. Der @prFBer Stone iaste, bab
i'm aommittee tsin. Debate iiber bic
anssIesenbsit sefii9rt tporben Iei unS
oas Spmmittse iih Biz i'm 10 llhr am
Dienfta5 Wormittds Dertast babe, I'M
bic angeIssenbsit srniiIiG in Grpa'
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