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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-14
GREAT BATTLE IMPENDING
ON THE ITALIAN FRONT
BOLSIIEVIKI REVOLT
ABOUT TO COLLAPSE

Regiments Of Russian Army, Taking
Side Of Kercnsky, on March to Pet.
rOgrad.
London, Nov. II The Bolshcviki
revolution in Pctrograd is reported to
be approaching collapse. Regiments
loyal to Premier kercnsky are march
ing on the capital and fighting is un-
der way IN The ciiy according to re-
port3 r2ac!.ils, hCin today from Pct.
roGrad An organization when has
adopted the name of 'All Russian
Committee for Saving the Country and
the Revolution announced that dafcat
OF the Bolshcviki movement was a
matter only Of days or hours.
Tho town of TSarkoc- Solo II mites
south Of Pctrograd where Former
Emperor Nicholas lived much or the
time, is said to havc been captured by
loyal forces, after which the rebels
retired to Pctrograd in disordcrly
mobs.
The chief wi"alcss station now is
controlled by loya! troops.
The Rcd Guard has been defeated in
MOSCOW. Prcn'icr Hcrcnsky is said TO
be approaching Pctrograd.
The following was received today by
wireless from Russia:
TO all army organization and com
mlSsarics: The revolt against thc Boil
ShcViki is increasing in Pctrograd. To-
DAY open attacks against them began
ana lusllladcs are taking place in the
streets at some places. The telephone
system is in the hands of the iunllcrs.
The D0min CD was occupied by the
general army committee, which has re-
moved the Bolsheviki guards.
I'm Moscow the Red Guard was de-
fcatcd
premier kercnsky will approach
Pctrograd toward evening. Comm,ni
cation with him has been established
Delegation from the Committee for
Saving the Country and the Rcvolu-
lion has been sent to NJ. Kcrensky.
liquidation Of the Bolscviki adj
venture is only a matter of days or
hours. For the more successful LID
udation of this adventure il is nee
cesSary that all democratic forces
unite around the All Russian Commit
Sn
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-11-14

Miss Mabel Padgctt, of Charlotte
spent Sunday in tho city with her s,.s
ter, Miss Kate Padgctt, of the Mintcr
Company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17
OFFICIALS
TO MEET THURSDAY

A & Ridevay, chief of the operat-
ing department OF the Rock Island
lines. has written to 81. j. Duryea, as
secretary of the general crossing COM
mission, stating that HE has arranged
for a conference with Vice President
Byram of the Burlington road, and
Vice President Bush of the Milwaukee
road. not later than Thursday OF this
week 20 consider plans for relieving
the situation in Moline with respect
to the grade crossings
Mr. RidgWaE saws that he earnestly
hopes that It viii he possible to meet
Msssrs. Byram and Bush Wednesday
and to decide definitely on plans 10
take care Of she situation IN Moline.
Should it Be possible to have the
conference of railway officials Wednez-
day. plans should be in the hands Of
MIR. Durvea the latter part of this
week They viii be referred to the
commission fer approval before the
railway companies VIII be permitted
to proceed with their execution.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17
INJURED IN FALL,
BELGIAN EXPIRES
Frank Provost Succumbs to Injuries
Received When lie Falls Prom
Window of Hotel.

Frank Provost Manufacturers no
tel empIoye, died at $50 last night In
the Moline city hospital from injuries
he sustained when he fell from "a wla-
dow of the hotel on April 3. The man
was engaged in cleaning window.
when he suddenly plunged to tEe
street from the second story A glass
canopy which partly checked his fan
cut him about the head and he suffered
other severe injuries. It was at 6rst
thought he would recover He had
been employed at the hotel for several
years
Provost lived at sos Seventeenth
avenue He was born in Belgium Feb.
II. 1868, and came to the United States
in 1906 Since his arrival in Moline
he had made three trips to Europe 90
visit his mother.
He was married Nov is. 1915. 10
Mrs Nathalie Eeraech in Moline She
the mother and an uncle, the latter
two in Belgium survive him
PROVOST was "a member Of Sacred
Heart Catholic church. the Holy Name
society and the Belgian club os Mo-
lire
Funeral services viii take place at
$50 from the home and at 9 from f#e
church Thursday morning. Father
Cuiemaus viii oflclate Burial is 10
he made in ST. MarE's cemetery. East
Moline. The rosary will be said ct
7-38 Wednesday evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17
TWO YnTTIIEIL. rRlErPa-

Joseph 1IcNicholas. Is. who gave MS
address az 622 East Eighty-uinth
place. Chicago, and Edward Bale. $50
East EiEhty-ninta place, 3 $50 is, tasted
the first food they had had in long
time today when Sergeant Ben De
Jaeger Of the Moline police ordered
hot coffee and sandwiches "a foot
thick for the two young vaEabonds
The BOYS told the police they were
headed fer Chicago after q trip 10 Mis-
souri,. After some timely advice about
EolDg back TO Chicago and staying
there, the BOYS left the station prom
Using 90 write when they arrived home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17
START BATTLE IN S4T0oN.

:" HaE5TIE ana y 2 SooT-- visitors
from Texas. started a row Ia an East
Moline saloon last evening. threaten
ing 80 clean out the place and admin
lister beating so Victor Van De Ce-
uachte, one of the proprietors They
We're fined 25.o5 IN police court today
by Magistrate A. A. Niles. After the
men had been in station cell for q
time they began TO talk of squarLuE
matters with cash and an investiga-
tion revealed that one Of the men from
whose pockets only q small amount Of
cash had been taken when he was
searched, had more than $3.50 on his
person
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17
SHIP is DRIVEN OH
REEF BY SUBMARINE

New York. April 1-.-FHa BRITISH
steamship Earmala. am s.gsa tom pas
seuger vessel owned bE tha Fau.u=a.aF
and Oriental Steam Navigation con-
panE was driven or reef and saaA
on March II near Spezia. Italy. after
being shelled and torpedoed b. Ger
man submarine according m t#9
Americans who were among the haf-
mala S $50 passengers ana who ar
rived here today from Europe All aL
board the karmaIa were saved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17
MOLINE TO SHOW
PATRIOTIC SIDE
Meetings at Two Theatres to Follow
Parade Tomorrow
Night.

Tomorrow night people of Moline
viii give evidence of their patriotism
and their loyalty to PresIdIS1 Wilson
and the United States There will first
be a parade through the streets OF She
city, followed by meetings at the Bar
rymore and Moline theatres. The par
ade will start art 1880 and will be led
by the q A T. and Notes band. Mem
beers Of Company r, I. n. g.. now astan-
Gshed at Rock Island arsenal, wil# be
in line The high school cadets wllI
march IN a body. led by a band.
Father J S Kelly has called a meet
ing Of all male members Of ST. NarHs
church at kerHs hall at tomorrow
evening that members OF his church
may march III O. body
Calls have been issued bE the Elzs.
the Odd Fellows. the Stays lEEHza
lodge and others to assemble early at
specified places, that their orEaasza-
tLon may enter the parade as divisions
There viii be delegation IF natural
lied citizens from East Moline ae-
cordIug to word teIaphoned the een-
mittes 10y " e. Mack today Many
nauralized citizens of Moline VIII also
ba III line
Doors Of the Moline and Barrymore
theatres win not be opened unit. the
marcHaTs reach the theatres. Follow
ing are the programs which have been
arranged for the two patriotic EatG-
ariuEs
AT MOLINE THEATRE.
Mayor Martin R. Carlson. presiding.
g. s.. r.. drum corps.
America band and audience
Invocation Rev. =. C.. Ladd.
Address Rev d Culeuau5
Ad5ress-F. q. Allen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17
USE ORRINE
DRINK HABIT GOES

Don't WaIf Tor toa crllk EarIt = E6t
too strong q hold upon your husband
son or father for IT can be broken up
quickly if 0rri1e Is given hfu This
scientific treatment can be given i-
the home secretly and v-tt8ou. loss Of
time from work
You have nothing to risk and every
thing "a gain, as 0rriue is sold under
this guarantee f. after trial yog
fail 70 get any benefit from its use
your money viii be refunded
0rrine is prepared I'D two forms
Nc. !, secret treatment. Orrlue No 9
The voluntary treatment Costs only
81 box. Ask US for booklet Thomas
Drug Co. Second avenue and Seven
teenth street--(Adv.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17
MnMAA nLsnnnEnr-E

Dolly Grey was fined 500 and costs
in East Moline police court this morn
ms On disorderIy conduct charge
and Magistrate a. A. Niles susnende7
the me upon the defendants promise
- conaue. herself property. Yesler-
day afternoon The police received q
complaint from Mrs. Panagoia Chokez
that the Grey woman would not leave
aeF premises and the arrest followed
Recently Mrs. gu0kes was fined as
keeper Of q disorderly house and
warned against Harharing dIsorderiv
persons ~ her place
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17
RER4TES WATCHMlE-

j. ". Graham went 10 the Harvester
plant In East Moline last evening and
became involved IN controversy with
J. W Barr. one of the watcbman Of
the plant He became so abusive that
the Waterman reported the matter IN
the police who took Graham in charge
He paid S905 in East Moline poIica
court this morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17
AN0rHER s.IAILP0N -

East Moline has q new case OF small
poE, Mrs. Victor Lamb being the vic
tim. She is under quarantine at her
residence on Fifteenth avenue between
Eighth and Ninth street. Nelghb0ring
apartments were fumigated this mora
ing by the health officer. This is the
only case Of the disease i'm the city.
the last inmate of the pest hospital
having been released q week ago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17
IIRsT RL-SINESS 80.

Washington. april 17.-Daughter OF
the American Revolution held the first
business session of their national CON
gress today. Reports of officers and
committees were received National
officers viii be nominated tonight and
la--oLng hegLns LomorroM.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17
Is FINED ron ASSAULT.

Vital LaHdeugen paid s. 50 IN East
Moline police court this morning on
charge of assault and battery. The
complaint was made by Emil De
Bruyck. who charged that the defend
ant struck him while they were at the
Harvester plant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17

Funeral services for Mrs Olga Brl-
an5er VIII he held at $50 Wednesday
afternoon from the Ester6ahI under
taking par3oTs. Moline. Burial Will be
in Riverside cemetery. Rev. &. w
Nelson VIA oIciate. MIS- Bruander
died In g Moline hospital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17
News Of the Day in Moline and East Moline
, 9 G. . o = @ : G 9 3 . 6 Q . .
? ELECTION RETU rms

The Argus viii issue bulletins
on todav'z election II its Office in
. East Moline tonight The public
; is invited to call East Moline ii
! for Information concerning the
vote
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-17

~ro--t-ra- rTalrf7o Hand .r,-n ~4ar i'm
-f-- -..,., r.-t --.-r- n-t .-.r.,- +esr. Iii -E,-
-s-f .-l,- ....- g-r ~. ......s5... >...--
errhafa-z r. Was q VERY. -n5aZa7fa gath
ar7r- and the girls enthusiastically
went tn-ruga fna REGULAR routine MI
gymnastics Business transactions
were r.ostnoraa once more ON a-.rrl~-
Of rha small attendance Hrr- ~ tr1
,7-aafsr- na--t A-nraar. r4r-gtt tF- annual
election n rfHrarz 9.frI fa.a 7ra~z 50
ali Interested members are T.rEz6 to
he nrezanr Announcement was made
ri fha DANCING narrt- which +na CHM
rezf1 =ro7enr rezr Tuesday .r,ir-ftt ~ -f.a
F1zz- .lrhr07us and Invitations we're
issued There vii fha good music and
The affair n-rn-fzee M he fa1fuHrFfrl
Final a-ranaarg ants wifi he Ill Tia reEr
meeting
H-a-reaau- Parent Teacher .t,.r. --frr
a7ore-r 81 aa-rF-g rsr-rr- -rF-.~..le,.
ing place Ea Highland addition and al
though the marty was MANNED m .fla
ennr ~ The moment. elaborate MANS
are heinz. made and The committees -.-
sr4ras EVERYONE ~ "a rora f5D-a r,-f-f,
splendid dance music ana q good dance
floor.
Clear $50 Prom Picture Show.
Sophie Wright circle of Kings
Daughters was entertained last nfrnr
bv Miss Jessie Grove and MANY mem
hers and one guest vra~a rraser- -ss-.l,
was welcomed There was little BUSH
ness. but various reports Were given.
and the girls were delighted TO find
that they realized exactly 500 on the
picture show. which they sponsored
recently. They pledged $50 to- the
woman's building fund be paid in
three yearly Lnst7Ilmengs. The re-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
Gtbel &. Stnntun's Seitament.

SSSrn Rrobltgeridrt ruroe eeiIern hl3
Geltanert Der Gthei e. Stanton
Stieftodter 0es teritorbenen Gatiup'
Sabritanten Z ". SniSer, bic ON %
lfdrs D. :. in einem ReitGurnut III
@crtsmoutb, u. g., nit ihrer Shul'
ireunon DiarJcret SpaIeing Selblt.
uloro bcglng. em2ereift. sShr 9sah'
Iab belduft iih onf etDa 100000 mo
bieroun pcrmaht iie ibrer SreiInoin
Subel g. t9otfielb. 3odtar Ses friibe'
rem @ouoerneIrs s.. 9 Sntiiclb non
@eit girginien, $4,000 lbrem 9ln-
raIt, 0ein friiberen @robntridEkr
Gbog. j. Wlalsbarrp, $4,000, uno
cen ReIt an ibr2 5reunoIn @argar9t
j. @rapioH, pom @rapiun, grf.
I'm feiner SteQe oes Seitaments je'
fo1 III osr 3ame hires 9nters, SSoiepb
g. Stanto,t, 2cs slngeles. Sal, DER
ron ibrer Shutter. natnlaIiacn 6rali
Z. u. Sni6er, geibi9ben mar. &C.
nannt, bod iii es niht untpnbritcin'
lid, 0ab er bas GeitameHt befdnpien
niro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01

ben 9atonia 9ennpIas ben 500 ali
$500 pro 3aa reou5iri iperbsn biirF-
ts. oa esr Staat cine 9i5snsssbiibr
non $500 perlanet. = Die Sfant-
Iisens an Rsbit uno Young, ipel6e gu
riitgslset porosH mar, tpurbe tefpil.
Iist. = Gilbert Mliler, SHfpieesrIohr
beg poIi5iiisn @m. pidstt, purb:
gum SabrItubl SOnbutteur fir b1s
Stabtbaus ernont. - Die Ramen Der
Strabsn pom Weit gopinetpn puroen
ipie fplst absednoert: 5igb unb Doug
lab StraBe in partpap; 2. StrnBe.
peitIih Der Crescent Qpenus, in 6i1bs
ipan g(penue; Wsft Spring Strobe in
Spring StraRs; Short So9n StraBs
in ctobn Strnfe; MGin StraBe an Der
Suoieite rer Riper Roab unb Saps
man Strdbe in 9lltamont Roao uno
Saplpr Strabs in 9llberta Strabe.
- Seize sbeets. Superintsub,nt
bes Gobington 9atroiipItsms, befpirbt
fi4 I'M bic bsmptratiide Rpminatiun
fiir oos Sbsriffsdmt.
Die 2eihe oes 9. q. Rseis, 40.
pelter ben Der 20. unb 9reenup
Strabc pobnts, ipurbe perItiimmelt
uuf ben 9abnesleiisn an Der 16. Stras
ts esfuHoen. CT 1T pabribeinIih bon
sincn 3ua berdbgsfausn uno iibsrfubs
rem pproen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
Fred. A. Erschell,
2cidcnbeitatter nab GiHbaliumirer
7.uYorR Str, Newport, au.,
1tlspbon: eeuib ss uue Gouib 2O90.
aleranoria Cffies: eiInne 657 2.
Seaenue Mnb SaDtpn.

- Soispb SdlIlte, pon go. 7lO
Critic sloeiuie, Canton, elmer o.:
Grinder bes Safion Stubs, tit i'm Nj
Ter bon II SSSabren geiIorbrn.
- Ter Srnuen'@erein Der Gpung.
Ct SSohuHnes Stride bon gcucuuc,
,pirO nlUreen abenO feline regcImaBige
Notwithstanding GbbaIten.
- Ter srmien.gereiu Der ct.
Ncrnbor0s Stride in 9apior peranitll'
tet uorgen RadJnlittag uno Nbeno CIT
Guhre.
Ser SSiigeuonerein Der goang. Ct.
qaiiIus Stride bon 1uD;on oeriaH,'
melt iId beute Gbeno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01

@eii. aeeen bic S9siss fisI. Der 9ln.
lualt gurtamp, lpsIter @rap pertbsi.
bist,, fiitrts aus. oaB Elm Diann bas
Re6t hsfiss, iid in feiner Bohnuns
su betrinten. 9rap purbs trobosm Su
So Celebrate psrurtbeilt. pdbreno
Der iunes 9rdp sntIafsn puros.
5rau Gpnibia 9us. bic 9robs
mutier oes Detsttips Ssnrp qsplon,
feisrt beute in i6rsm Salis in aIers
unbria ibren 81. 9e6urtstus. Bon ib<
rem sinosrn, Gntsln uno llrsnteIn.
iopie pon ibren 3abIrsihsn JrsunbsH
lprio fie bic bsr5Iiaitsu @TdtuIatiOnsH
erbdlten.
= getreffs Der gorIogs Der nntiOs
nalen geb1roe iiir Offi5isrs Der Re
ierpe afiitentsu Bat eeItsrn Rdpor
Qipinaiton Serrn Z. ailpatrit be-
auftraet, 9sfufe fir ben @intritt in
bic MilitGr 9orbsrsitunss sS6uls
fir Offi3iere snisessusunshmsu. Sc
Der Rann TN utter BON 20 5is "A
Subreu, pel6sr militiriide posr cine
6o6Itulbilouns bsfibt uno Die t0rs
perlite luteriutung beItebt tam
uufCencmmen nerosn. Sieleni9en,
lpelts bierfiir bsfGbigt sriIdrt perben,
babsn iich bnnn i'm Sort Benjamin
6arriicR su meloen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01

4rtsii teeonntn unb gtrirsier DON
iaatIifen Rabrunesmittel aommii'
iiOnsn iiber bic Sadlnee i'm 2nHbs
pirnommen. Die Witslisbr Der aums
million sriIdrtsn, bnb ibr critics 3isI
fein iperps. unesfsBlihen pratiittn
Su 9sibs gu riidsn. sic iptro,n IN
enesr 0erbinouna nit bsm elderbdus
Depariemsnt boresbsn unb bsicnbers
ibr augsnm.rt nuf bic Dsrlsbung Der
aniitrufi Gefsbs In ber Rabrungss
mititl @srthsiluna ridisn.
IN oec stonfereTp irnren 40 Stuo.
teH oertreien uno picr @ouperneiIre
perionlidD anipeienb. Dhaifin Don
gloine, sSrajier pon Ruro Gafota,
@eetmnn pom 9ibooe sSslano uno !Sar.
ris BON @eoreid. 9iele Der Reprdien.
ianten nInhten NlitteIsperionen nno
nlangeIbnfte transport Wletbooen fir
bic bobcli Rreiie perantportIidlL sln.
here mciitten, es eriitire iiberbaiipt
fe;n gtnbrungsnIonsel uno befiagten
Is. oab man geridfen bon elmer germ.
gen @ei3merrts 70 nieI gerbreitung
grgeben haze. auiipcidcrimg birtl
Sditsirduen II. u. babe oem Rarft
rieIe giabumgsniiiteI ent5osen uro 5I
Ter aueaneinen Spirerie beigetraeer.
gouuernsar 5ra3ier erflart. es
miliie etspas perfebrt iein init benz
gert6eiIIinssipitem, tpenn 5arruer I'M
leBtcn Script wenieer ais eincn EoIlar
fir einen giibel anrtofielH erbieIisn
nnS Oicie i'm 8rii1iabr gu iiber $5 pro
EnibeI psrtbeilt ,peroen.
". 4. RennoIeS Don Ssnoiana ingte,
Die bohen ,greii, ieicn baiiptid6lId
oui Den giangel on roaenoem Wiatc.
rial 5uriifjnfiibreu.
Is beiipoen lib groBe 9orratbe ucn
Reben all gepilien pIosen I'M Sanoe,
itabieno man oil anoeren Yldsen pr1
guIbe Il5 5ents iiber Cen Rarpipreis
5n beia9t,n bnbc. NEIL es ummoslid,
ici, einen ange:reiienen 9orrntb ber'
teisuId,1iien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-01
Gine ih,uere Ssieberlase
S4einsn bic griisn i'm iiioliaen pa'
LATINA erItitsn 81 babtn.
Wsbr ais 5000 tObte grit.n litssH
Dor ben tiiriiiden poiitiOnsn.

Qou6Ou, 80. gpril. Cine pom
q. april bdtirts OffiSisue iiirtiit.s
getanntmd4ung, bic auI bi. 3irei:s
S1laht 3pii9tn ben grutn aro
Siirien i'm 0aSa 4bihnitt i'm iiSIis
den paldiiinu g.3us bat, iagt, Dob
Ii9 bic 3abI Der Dor ben iiiriiihcn
poIitiOnsn li,ssnb,n britifdeu 5ooitn
auf ipsnigitsns 5000 belaufe uuo eire
anjabI Gefanssne senommen uno rl:i
9eute ssna6t porbtn fsi. Cine ar
bere 9etanntmadang beri4iet uesr
bas 2lbi9logen britii6er 4nsriffs al
Ter sSraf.5ront. Die 2estere, pom.
Sonntag batirt. Idutet ipie folei:
sSrof. .iSront: 0rei teinblihe aapal.
Isris sRssimsut.r riidien essen uni.rs
9ruppen Dor, bic am rehten ufer t>s
Goacrn Sluiies cperiren: lie puroen
uon unIsrem Jsusr 3uriidsetrisGer.
Sinois5ront: 0ie 9ritsn griffin
am 27. unisre Dorpofen an unb Ia.
ssrten auf BEN geIdnbe. RaGctm
MIR geritartiiueen berauge3osen.
itlusen mir bic Offsniipe nit sinem
9egenansriff db. ein Ipdtere, porn
Jreitas batiris 9epeihe Iautst:
Siuai Sront: ginsr iorsfdltisen
Gbf9dBuEs Der gerIuite eemGb. rsls
DE bic 8ritsn in Der 5ipetten S6laht
BEL 9u5a srlittsn baben, betrd3t bic
3abl Der Dor uuiersn pofitiouen lies
senbcn britiihsn 1obteu, unier hsnsn
iid) pieIe Sffi5iere befinben, niIf mebr
ols 5000. gn elmer Stelle Iiegen mli
iuir blrlbert Giiabrntineter 9ooen me-
nigiiens 300 toote 8riten.
Den 9usTa9en zines 9efangsnen
asmds in bic Dibiiipn. gu Der .r te.
b6rts. bon 10000 auf 1000 Mianu
suidmmsngei6molssn. BIS jsbt iino
6 Sffijiers unb 221 Wann ssfans.n
oenommen iporben. Die 3dbl Der
beripunbs.en Gefdngenen IpirS NIT iss
BEN Gage arDbsr. 9it 9euie beldrfi
ii6 duf 1900 @etpebre, 20 autoMaii
id,e 9eI6iib. uHb fiinf Naidinensss
I6iibe.
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Die Mrmee'V 'VDrlage
Dub BON Seuai aufs glsus anssnoms
men iperben.
Sbrs Grlebisuns DOT Gnbe Der Wo4s
iaum ipabri&siHlid.

DafbiHgtoH Dc. 30. @pril
Die aonItriptionsD bic an
Samitag DON tsibsn Sduirn oes
aoHsrsFes angenommsn purb.. fpirs
am Disnftas pisber I'm Ssnat aufgs'
Hommsn tperosH, unb ss tpirb banr
siH gsriuh ssmahi psrben, bi, lesis.
latipen @sripidelungen ins Reine 3u
bringen, bic psrhinbsrn. bab bic 9or.
lnss sinsm aonfsrsnsausf9ub suse.
ifidi iperben Tam.
Der Gsnnt mug bic Dorlaee nod
siHmal onnebmen. unb penHgIslh ipe.
nia 3msifsi bariiber bsitebi. bab Il.
enbsiiltis in berislb,H 6afiuHs anse.
nommsn tperbsn pirb, in Der iie an
Samitas NIT 81 sssen 8 Stimmsn
angsnommen purbs, bsabfihtie.E bod
Genntor Ga Tolette unb anbsrs aufi
Rsus, Mmsnbements 3u offsrirsn. Der
parugrapb. Der bic aufitsaxHg tiusa
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sic bsfaif.n iid nit Der Stimuliruns
Der prpbutiiOn, Der gsrRituns
bon 4nbdufung,
lIub Der sI.i8mdbissn 9srtbsiluns
eer Ra5runssmitt.I.
Di. gunb.sbanbels Sommihi ion bal
nit ibrer untsrfu4uns Der
Rabrunesmitielprsiie
beeonnsn.
linS gertr.t.r iiaatIiasr glaaruHss'
mittel aommiHionsn Ders
Iiommen.

80 q ibington, Dc, 80. aprIl
Die 9abrunssmittsI 9OrIaseu bsr
Regieruna purben an Wiouiag BON
Uoriibenbsn bss adsrbuu aOmmiti
tees, aeper. i'm Sauis singerei6t 81!
befaFsn ii6 ni4t nit Der GsitisBune
pon prsiisn ober Der aontroIIe bee
gtrbrau6s Don Gstrsibs fir 9sitiI'
latipns3peds. Wlii bieisn Sesenitdn'
Den pirb ii4 cine fpdtsrs YOrIas'
befahsn.
Die am Wonias sinssrsi4ten @or'
lagsn iinb oa5u btitimmt, Die Pros
button au itiinulirsn, guipeidsmne
gu Serbino.rn. fir eins sIei9mdbiss
@eribeilung 81 IOrgsn unp bas GeisB
3u iuipsnbirsn, psI6es bas WiiGsu
BON WlebI psrbistsi. Gs finb aud
9orisbrunssn setroffsn, um sinsn
aonfIiit nit ben gntiiruii SsieBsr
unb ben.n Der yipii5eniiaat!i6eu
SaHctIsiommiiiioH gu psrbiitsn.
uHier ben oorgei6lagenen Ulabs
rsgsln i6nnts Der 9dsrbau Ssirstdr,
psnn bic Rsgieruns es fir Rotbu.ns
big bdlt. irgsno Elm dabritssiadft.
sinsn Riiblipeiher obsr bic Dsrtbsi.
lung DOn Rdbrnnssmittsln obtr SD
mersien IiSenfirsn Ober IsI6fi bsirsis
ben. or tOnnts auf folfe Weiis IL
5enIirts 9sfsnidaft.n 5ipineen, aufs
ssfpsifsrts RabruHssmiiisl freisuses
ben, iih unaerehtsr prdiiifeH in g.s
qua auf grsiie 5u sntbalten unb nur
ssrshte preiie fsft5uieben.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. mel.
de Don BEN prdiioenien million be-
nuftrast purbe, sufammsn nit BEN
4dsrbau 9tpartemsnt bic llrioden
Der boben Rabrunssmittel prsifs gu
uRterIu9su. bat ON WsOniag mis ibrer