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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-26
Hospital Employees Subscribe.

Employees at the Eastern Oregon
State Hospital this morning subscribed
$3.50 to the Liberty Loan, the commit
tee of which ]. ]. Hamley is chairman
securing the credit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-26
Rev. GornalI speaI.s 10 stndcnts.

On behalf of the local w. c. T. u.
organization. Rev. r. f. Gornall spoke
to the high school students this morn
ing on the life work of Francis Z. Will
lard, whose memory was commence
rated today by appropriate services at
all the schools. Rev. Gornall declar-
ed that Miss Willard had an unbound-.
ed faith In humanity which enabled
her to be of so much influence in the
V orld and that she was a keen stu
dent during her entire life.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-26
WIN Try to Prevent washing.

Members of the county court this
morning drove out to the county hos
pital to inspect the banks of Mckay
creek there and try to devise some
means Of preventing a further wash
of the lands during high water.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-26
Made Depository for Million.

The First National Bank was today
notified by telegram that it had been
made a depository for s1,OOO.OOO of
the money subscribed for the Liberty
loan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-26
Hospital Patient subscrIbes.

The county court has given author
ity to j. w. MalOney as guardian OF
Mrs. Willamina Koehler to subscribe
$4,000 of her funds to the Liberty
Loan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-26

The two children OF Mr. and Mrs.
VIII Penland are reported to be very
i'll with pneumonia. Ralph. the elder,
Is said to be in a critical condition.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-26
Has WIN Moore Ofnce.

AiaS Will SAOOfe OlIlce
j. c. Snow has purchased the insur-
ance business of VIII Moore and will
continue the insurance business as
usual at the Moore office ON Court
street.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-26

Half the world does not know
where the other half spends its
nights. Albany Journal. -
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-26

Plans for Marshall Day.
To work out details for the enter
tainment of Vice President Marshall
while he is here Nov. 6, a meeting of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-10-26
Observation-Disclosures

Don't forget the fact. IL you are
trying to make your money go
as far as you can, have the only
thing which your friends can't
buy, your photograph" and
you get the only thing which has
not raised in price, as Wheeler
charges same as year ago for
his work. Make an apopint-
ment and have the work done
now.
Evening journal., 1917-07-02
DR.. CAHDEE THRILLS
IN PATRIOTIC ADDRESS

More than 500 people we're present
last night at the Presbyterian Union
open-air services held at Washington
Heights.
The services began last Sunday
night. and will continue during July
and August, beginning at 6.15 o'clock.
The Rev. Henry Cunningham, pastor
OF Eastlake Presbyterian Church. con-
Quoted the deyotions last night. The
children's choir sang The Star
Spangled Banner" and Howell It. Pr
Pine sang as a solo He VIII Not Let
Me Fall" The audience sang The
Battle Hymn OF the Republic and
America"
The address Of the evening was de-
liyered by the Rev. Charles l. Candee,
pastor OF Westminster Presbyterian
Church. and was very patriotic His
remarks proved stirring and inspiring,
and at the close he received many
congratulations.
Evening journal., 1917-07-02
What is Going on in Germany!
Is Told by e Newspapers Get The TuiOne Empires ana
Neutral Nations.

penditure three or four-fold as much
as I'm any other country. America Will
be overwhelmed by a crushing iNrden
OF debt. and THIS will enectualiy pre-
vent the Americans from oherins
their wares after the war more cheap.
~ than the English
BACON. IN cERMANY7
YES. LIKE DIAMONDS.
A pound Of bacon in Germany has
The value OF the unattainable. ac-
cordine to the editor OF the Bergischo
Arbeiterzeitung who relates this IN
cident I'm his paper
THE war has occRsioned as many
a sigh. many a tear and groan, but we
doubt whether any incident. however
painful. has caused us the grlet mat
we suffered recently.
we met a friend az our favorite
cafe. Would YOU like a pound OF
baconT he asked. Would you Ike a
pound of baconl What a question:
In our minds eye, we already saw
ourselves on Sunday morning seated
beneath some green boughs with our
dear ones. and with n big knife hack
! Ing awny az the bacon.
"The dream was too beautiful or
course. ! wanted the bacon-if only
Ia were not too dear. What would II
cost then?
Twelve shillings a poundl The Joy
ful Sunday outlook vanished Again
we we're compelled TO resort 10 liver
sausage. to black pudding. or dog
meat sausagelet. for bacon remained
beyond our reach.
only n the law allowed ne we
should like TO get hold OF the owner
OF that twelve-shilling bacon, and have
more than that moneys worth out OF
him by giving him sound thrash
ing, afterward delivering him up TO
the authorities for instant hanging
Evening journal., 1917-07-02
MAYOR ]. v. lawson
Takes UP Duties
Former Mayor Price Turns
Over Office TO New
Chief Executive
CHANGE TOOK PLACE
AT NOON YESTERDAY

Mayor John w. Lawson assumed ms
duties as Chief Executive Of this city
AZ noon yesterday, when James +. Price.
the retiring Mayor, handed over the
keys OF the office to him. The transfer
Of the Office and It's possessions was
witnessed by former Mayor DR.. Harri-
son W.. Howell. George r. Lyon, presi-
dent elect Of City Council; n. r. Price,
Of the Board Of Assessment and Re-
vision, Miss G. T.. Smith. Mrs. Thew
dore Dixon. Herman Bothus, who was
secretary to former Mayor Howell, and
several others ia the Mayors Office.
The Inauguration Of Mayor lawson
was the first time such an affair was
held on sunday, according 60 city oih-
cals. Owing to July the date set by
law for the newly elected Mayor TO
take his office, falling on the sabbath
this year, the oath of Office was ad-
ministored on Saturday by Judge
lhurchman.
In turning the Office over TO Mayor
Lawson Mayor Price said;
"Hon. John W. LAWSON. you have been
elected Mayor of the city of Whining
ton for the term of two years, conn
mcncing ON the first day Of July next
succeeding your election. IL now be-
comes my duty 20 relinquish 70 you this
office with its pleasures and its responsi-
bilitios for the ensuing two years
Il now present you with the keys
OF the Office and with all the author
ity thereto. Mayor Lawson, I want
TO again congratulate you on being
called 10 this honorable Office. and ask
you TO accept my best WISHES for a
successful term I'm Office"
In replying Mayor lawson said:
Mayor Price, / went TO thank you
for your kind words and for the
kindness which you have shown 10
me since the election OF juno 2
have learned much and have found
that the criticism which often comes
to the Office OF mayor is not always
deserved. I have learned that the
office o. mayor calls for much work
and That IL is not. as is the opinion
OF some people, "A soft snap.
thank you for your good wishes and
l am frank TO say that l am going
to need all the help that can get,
tut want 10 give wilmington an
administration which will rebound to
the credit Of Wilmington which has
become such an important Industrial
and financial center"
The new mayor was congratulated
by those present. after which ex-
Mayor Price turning 10 the new
mayor, graspod him by the hand and
said:
well, John. / have given you the
keys. Good luck to you"
And the new mayor. shaking the
hand OF his predecessor. said:
'srhank you, Jim. know you
mean IL"
This concluded the ceremony OF the
Inauguration and Mayor Lawson was
greeted by those present, all Of whom
extended their best wishes.
Mayor lawson then held a confer
ence with George T. Lyon. president
elect of City Council who will be
sworn in as such with other City
councilmen this evening, in Council
Chambers.
Evening journal., 1917-07-02
AVENUE CHURCH coNcERH

Delawere Avenue Baptist choir OF
40 voices under the direction Of
Charles r. Edwards. will give a must
Gale in the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church tomorrow evening. Mr.. Ed
wards snd VIII NJ. S. Brown have ar
ranged with some of Wilmington's
best talent 10 assist the choir The
proceeds are for the benefit OF the
pollsh mission of this citv.
Evening journal., 1917-07-02
ANTLkAlSER THREAT
IN UNEXPECTED QUARTER

Norwaerts publishes a dramatic
letter to the chancellor from Baron
Gebsattel. pan-Germanic leader and
anything but socialist which sheds
more light on the extent TO which
there is antagonism TO the kaiser I'm
Germany:
"The howl OF many a German Is
permoated with feelings of bitterness
boarding on despair.
The governments conception OF
the war aims Is far TOO marrow. n on
their return the German soldiers do
not find IN their homes all those ad
vantages which they hope the war
will bring them after all that they
have suffered, the establishment
will be formidable and the discomfort
so great and menacing as to shake
the monarchy and even TO destroy Il.
There Is still time for the govern
ment to take this. the only sane view
OF the situation. Unless Il does so
and acts accordingly. events may
occur In Germany by the side OF which
the recent happenings in Russia will
be found to be a mere holiday-making
bout"
WHY is U. S. AT WARP
olmFLE 0AN . EDl IN
News 20 America VIII be the dis
covery OF the Berlin KreuzzeituDg.
which has found out why America
entered the war England lured as in
to paralyzc her trade rivalry after the
war. says this German paper. IL ex-
plains:
"To pay the interests on the for
midable debt which England Is &C
cumulating. a not less formidable
burden OF taxation Will have TO be
borne. the principal consequence OF
which Will be that after the war Eng
land will be unable 70 supply any.
thing but the dearest goods.
"On the part OF Germany and
France she fears no dangerous COM
petition in this respect, as she As.
sumes that those countries will find
themselves IN a financial condition
similar 10 her own. The United States,
on the other hand. had they not par
ticipated in the war. could have pro
duced and furnished all manufactured
articles at very much lower price.
AS in the United States a warlike
enterprise is accompanied by an ex-
Evening journal., 1917-07-02
Ice-Mint Fine For
Tired, Burning Feet
Wonderful Relief for Sore. Aching,
Tender Feet, Painful Cons
and Calluscs. go

Rub little. soothing. cooling Ice-Afint on
those poor tired, swollen, burning feet. Ali
what a relief
How cool easy and comfortable n makes
them feel Under the soothing. cooling in
huence OF lcc-Afint. corns aud painful cal
iuscs stop hurting and YOU will want 70 dance
FOR Joy. No humbug. Just try Ice-Nint
once. IL win make your poor old tired feet
feel 80 cool, easy and comfortable that you
will just sigh with relief Corus and painful
ralluses are strangers TO tho friends OF
Ice-Afint
Evening journal., 1917-07-02
CONCERT Al scorT-

Before large and appreclative
congregation. a sacred concert was
given in Scott N. r. Church last even
ing by the large chorus choir OF the
church ard q group of well known
artists The program was interesting
and included many favorite and well
known selections.
Evening journal., 1917-07-02

derfully, so the soreness is all gone now.
] believe Lydia +. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is just the remedy Tor
female troubles" - Mrs. ELIZABETH
JOHN, R. f. d. No. 4, Toledo, Ohio.
Lydia +. Pinkharn's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs, and today is regarded IS the
most successful remedy FOR female ills.
There are thousands Of voluntary testi-
monials on file in the Pinkham labors-
tory at Lynn, Mass, to prove this
fact.
Evening journal., 1917-07-02

Il clean. creamy. Fnow-white substance
whose medicinal qualities come from the
dewy fields OF old Japan where the people
No matter what you have tried. or how many
times you have been disappointed. you win
revel in the cooling. soothing comfort that
1cc-Niut brings.
Ask at any Drug Store to-day for smai1
Jar OF Tce-Afint and give your poor, suffering,
tired, aching. burning feet the treat OF their
lives You'll like 70 Immensely.
Evening journal., 1917-07-02

T en- ale trOu b 70
that caused a great
deal Of soren ess
across my back, and
through my abdo-
men. Sometimesit
would be very pain
full after a hard
days work. / read
a about Lydia f.
Pinkham's VeCe-
table Compound
and tried It and il
has halnad ma Won-
Evening journal., 1917-07-02
NURSE had
POOR HEALTH
Suffered Much Pain, Yet Had
to Work. Finally Cured by
Lydia E. Pinlxham's Veg
etable Compound.

Toledo, Ohio.-'I am a widow and 60
out nursing. and suffered from a
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ales in ibren &r1ften itebenoen fbuu
iueroert, unt bic 2lbiiSbfen Der @r5s
Ietnoe 3u pereiteln.
Geiretdr GuttIe unterbreitete ebens
fols ieinen gcrid)t, ber an Den Sub.
lioitdts 9lusidub. pertpisien fpurbe
nno Deiien Sn6alt per6ffentliht tpers
ben pirO, iobalb bisier MusihuB ben.
iel6en gepriift unb rsbuoirt babeH
piro. SSm lle6rigen ipurben in Der
geitrisen GiBung nur nod bic pere
i6iebenen 2lrbeitsausfhiiie ernannt,
fpel6e pGbrerb Der aonpention bies
men tperben. Die 3tpeite Sibung, in
pelher bic Gage bss @eirdnts6anbels.
Ioipis bic @urbereitungsn fir bic
tommsnbe &dmpd9ne eegen probi6is
tion beiprohen unb iibsr Mittsl uno
Mege 5ur Giibrung oerfelben beipros
der iperbsniollen. finbet beute 8orz
mittag itott. Die apnbsntion 1T anf
orei Sage bsreAnet.
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Sie dltcitcn grad.n.

3u ben friibeiten bauIi6en Inter
nsbrungen, ipeI6e bic Geibi6te Der
WasnIdbsit tsnnt, geb5ren bic ueber>
briidungsH BON GluTen unb Str0men
Jhur laugiam entipideIte iib bic Stunt
bes griiden6aues. Die Glteite fefte
Bride mar bic iibsr ben gup6rut 5u
8abplon. Gle beftanb aug beI9Iagss
nsn, auf itsinerusn qfsiIsrn rubsns
ben 3eoerrs unO 3ppreiIen6altsn. Grit
Diel ipGter lsrnte man mafio itsiuerne
9riiden bautu. Cine Der eriten itsis
nsrnen griidsH lit na9 benz .3ens
trolblatt fir WoFsrtau uno WaFers
tpirthf9dft" bic, peI6e BEL Dinant in
9elsien i'm Sabre 1880 iiber bic
Waas sefalnaen tpurbe. Sm Sabre
1176 begnnn Der Ban Der IteiHernsn
Bride BON 2Onbon. Sn SberbsutI4.
lamb 1T bic Donapbriide Eel Ressngs
burg aus benz Sabre 1875 bas Glz
teft. betnHnte gsifpisI. 1882 srbielt
pifn cine ffsinerne Bride, pGbrenb
pabua i'm Sabre 1882 bersu bsreits
pier bate.
Gin msrfipiirbigsg S6idfal bate
Die Stubt Wnirs nit ibrsr llebsrs
briidune oes Rbeins. S6on 5ur
Romsr3sit erri6tete bort Sroian (9S
big 1T n. gbr.) cine b0lssrns Bride,
bic inbss ntat Ianee geiidnbsn gu baa
Sen f6eiut. 5m Sabre S03 bsgann
Surl Der 9roBe auf ben itebsngebIies
beHeu b6I3ernen 9runopfeileru cine
neue Bride BON Spl3 ii6er BEN Rbein
gu f9lagsu. Der Ban ndbm nd6e5u
10 Sabre in qufpru6. aaum mar
sr pOqerbet. 70 tpurbe bic Bride, pis
man aIau6t, irfplas b6spi1iger
grarbItiftura, eiu Rau6 Der Slam
men. Rur BE pom Sro3an itdmmsns
ben mGtiinen Srunbpf,iler blie6en
i'm Strorbette iteben uno trobten Der
Gjefpalt BEG Wafers unb ben sabls
reihen gisQGngen, Gle tpurben IpGs
Ter entfernt, mas isbod nur NIT
duBeritr RraftaHffrsnsuns gelaHe.
5ros Der Sabrbunberts, bic bisIe
gfeiler i'm Wnfsr ssrubt bottsn, err
ao6sn r. Elm broudburss gau5ol5.
Die Stnbt Mnin3 Fat fsinerasit nit
BEN @ertalf Der attsn gi6enitGmme
Elm sut,s Gsffdft eema6t. Die
Stimm., bic nur Guberli9 psrtuittert
srfhisusn, i'm &sru ober burhaus
nift gsIittsn buttsn, fpurosn su 3isr.
m0beIn pernrbeitet. sic biIoeteu bet
ben 9isbbobern Don qltsrtbiimern
uHb &urioiitdten sineH pisIbssebrtsn
9egeniiarb.
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Waerlei.

Dafiagier 0ampfer
in 1916. Die Sabrssitatiitii DON
Gais SsIanb fir 1916 srstbt, boB poE
ben $500 Sumpfern, ipelps aus aus
lGnbfi6eu Sdfen i'm Saien BON Rep
gort siusstroffen fino. 1916 Dampfer
aus europGif6eu unb anbsren !SGfeu
259, 1867 gaTaaisre mitssbra4t baben.
66,741 glerfonen tamen IN Der L,
$500 peripnen in Der 2. Saiiitt
unb 13S,128 i'm 3pii9snbsd. Die
Danpier seb6rtsn rs periaieoenen
2inien an, unb insbefoRbere tparen bic
Sampfer Der glrsricau Clinic, be-
itanbinaSiItaameritGniTfen Der nor'
ipseiI6sdmeritdniIhen, Der grieh,s
ftsu unb itaIieniThsn 9irisn patront,
iirt. Die 8ampfer Der Qmeritan Zine
mocht,u h,Gbrenb bes S5ob1es 60 Sdbra
ten na6 gletp gort unb braften "a :
500 QaTdgiere nit; bic Odmpfer Der
I.qnbincStir5 omeritdriIden 9inie
brod5ten nit 80 Sobrtsn 1852 pols
Taoiere, bic OompFer Der noripesiids
nneritaniihen ainie braHten nit II
Ssobrtn 1856 pafaaisre, bic eriss
tbtSchen Tampfer nit q Su6rten 20,s
800, bic ttalisnii8sn 0aHpfss NIT Il
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Cbio Siaapr 2easue.
9rat seitrrH in bisiiser Stabt su ibrer
13. SabresfpnSeutiun sniammeH.

sSrl Der Deooie SAD an Blum Str.
trat seitern bic Ohio 9iquor 2eaeuc,
cine gereirtigung Die nad 9Insabe oes
Sefretdrs Serrn gtidloIas 9uttIe Don
Tapton, g., iest etipa $500 gtitgIie.
Der SabIt, 5u ibrer 10. SabresfonDen.
ton silianlulen. Ger gtamensaiIfrlIf
ergab log 9elegaten, beren 8abl ie.
bod, trenn beute 8orinittng Die ei.
gentliden @ef6ditsiisuneen Beginner,
teoeittcnb erb6bt fem tpiro. Staats'
9rdiioent 2ouis 9tinfenberaer, Dem
bioiisen Speie Der Organization an
geboreno, eroiIrete Die aonpention
init elmer filr3en glniprnde, Iuorin or
aif Ole Tb1tiafeit Der Sreauilaticr
ipdbreno bes letten Sabres nno aud
gang beionoers aiti ben lIuitauo BIN.
.pies. ndb ole 9robibitioniiten ieet
ipteSer eiiris on Der slrbeit ieien, I'm
Den Stnnt Ohio troden 5u legen. uds
ibnen jebo1 nidJt geIingen biirfte,
ipeun bic SrgGnintton uno dbnIite
mit 6e,n Getrdnfetnitoel perfniipite
a0rperi4aiten oui Der &ast iein itiS
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Yerionai sNpti5em.

Mlit oufri9tiaer Srausr tpirb in
ipeiten areiisn bic Gunbe bon bsm
9eitern erfoIgten 9lble6sn bon sSrau
aouifs 6ulm, eeb. 9lemm, Ders
nommen psrben, bic I'm IIter bon So
Sabren in bic Gpigtsit a6berrfen
fpurbe. 8ie 9obingeTtisbsne bat es
psriton0en iih burd i6re Ssr5ensgiite
einen groben Syreunbestrsis gu eripers
Zen, Der ben eramasbeugtsn Sintsr.
blie6enen bic i1niafte Sbsilnabme euts
gegenbringt. Die 8sifsbuns Der iter6s
Iihen SiIs Der Gntfhlafeusn finbet
an 9onnsrfug Rahmittas I'm 5pei
llbr bonn Srauerbaufe, Der Wo6nung
i6rer Sodter 5rnu Brart 8ol3
80. 100 Beit Clifton aSsnus aus
itatt.
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Nemcs Weitdnonib
Sof 9icuben Gnis, ber snm aObe per-
nribeilte Mi6roer Der ,Sailmafrune
slupa Sart ,abseleat.

Sapt elmer teienraphiiden Nahrift
aus Columbus BAT Der 6arbige ReI.
bcn eIlig, Der befdnntlif I1uloig be.
iunDen Doroen lit, Die bieiige 25oilma-
trone ;Srau slnna Sart ermoroet 5rl
jaben ino Der oicien I2oroen am s.
iSebrrar nui benz eleftriidlen Stu1i
biiBen ioa, elm neues @eitanoniB ab-
gelegt.
Cant 0ieien @eitdnhniB, bas gais
in 6c9enpart ieiner bon iher ans nuA
5CIunl5us gereiiten Dtutter, lrnll
paeliiia 9apIor, i6riitlib nicberlegte,
miG er ben perbditgnibroQer Stlng
nit einer @iienItanee, Der oen 3oO
sSrou Sart's berbeifiibrtc, nid)t ae'
iiibrt baben, iorlbern Der 6rmi MIR q.
ncn ,SauitIAlng perieBt bnben. Wait
Der GiienItanac tpilr6e Die 6rmi iaiit
ser ncueIten 8eriion oes Dior0es. Die
Gais nieoeridrie6, Don einem Rsger
92omens Senrp 9roipu uiebergeldlla-
gen, rp1brcn6 elm onberer 6ar6iger
9pomcns Ssames 2cbel, lam Gifts Ser.
iidlerl,ng Der RGfitidlll0igc lit.
groiun Der als a'}itidmlhiger cu
eem Woroe nab Der Heiormi6ule in
Ronsiielo geimnot iin6 2e0el per6iiBt
sltr 3eit cine 3udttausitrafe pegen
Sra1ens perbcrgener &oiien.
lie 3udpbmlsbennten id'enfeH Die.
fem ncueiten @eitarouB oe5 GaiS Ue'
MIA Glau6em.
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9ie 1emtiHlaan"
sol am Rontas ooer Tienitas BON
gtemeu absesangsn ieiu.
Gs wirS and bebanptet, bah bic
Bremen" nid,t nntergeaanaeu lei.

Bremen ~ 16. Sanyar. lleber Cor.
Son. Gas llnteriee.SmbelSitiii
~GcutidIano" iit an 9ienitas nad ei.
mem amerifaniifen &aien absegan.
gen.
aopenbagen 16. ssanuar.
Ter aoloinser 8eitiins .9tbis" 3u.
ioIse iirb bic oe,itifen llnterieebooie
.9ei,tf6lanb" unb Bremen" niti
ilntergegangen, ipie IN eneIifden 3ei.
tiingen bebmiptet marble. Die 8eihmg
iagt, CAB bic r9e,,tidIato~, Die Iurs
Dor 0eibnaften BON aulerifa 5lriid.
fehrte, am gfontag pieSer bort6iIl
abgcgangeu iei.
.ssaS Die Bremen" betrifft", iaet
Die 3eiiune. 70 fam reriidert iperoea,
bab Sas Stiff iib i'm WfitteGdnoiiden
Neer tnb i'm gotbniiben waeerbuien
terunoen bat, no es ben bort operiren.
oen llnterieeboeten aIs Mitterit,iif
6ieilte.
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3tuei Sidets
Sir Sie geamtsnmabl Ses Girtb Street
gHiineh Isa'S Club iH Ssl6r.

Sir bic 8abl Der geamten tes
Sirtb Strset guiiHeB NsHs Sub, bic
am 6. Gebruar i'm gaface Sotel itatts
finbet, iinb spei 5idsts i'm 6eIoe
unb Der Observation-Disclosures Der
~@eibeu" 1T Syobn 2angmcaS, NAB.
rsnb an Der Spibe beg .goIbenen Sis
dets1 Samuel Roisuberg Tiebt.
Sbrer griDdbIung ii9er Fno oi, fote
oenpen aonttbaten, bic ron beieen
partsisn aiifgsit,Gt nnrten: 8i5es
prdfosnt, D. q. Reuter-; Setrsldr,
Carl 9oeslsr; Sdabmsiilsr. GrsS 9.
aotte.
Ter Saitbtfanlpf fpiro iidb olbcr
fir bcs 2lmt oss 9rdiiosntsn fir Die
Ter 0irettoren entIpinnen unb aIs
0irettorsn babsn bic .ggsibsu" ". 5.
gmrop, BAL. 9utteu6ofsr. Snd @rob.
Miaiam Selirie uno aarl gostriuger
nominiri, pabreuo bon Sei!en oes
.Soroenen' Grant :. 3umtsin, Gtas.
9eder, CHARLES WsatiI. Wiaiam gln'
berIOn uHb Glifforb SaplOr nOmtHirt
ipurben.
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Sybre Siirserpapiere
erbislten sciteru sl6eHo 20 aus go ge'
priiiten aaEoIOateH.

Sm gunbesgeridt funb gsItern
9lbeuo unter benz 8orFb oes Ri9isrs
SoaiIter bic 5ipeimonaiilt)e Bruiung
BON sanbioateu fir Grlaugung Oss
8iirgerrs9ts' itatt. SIN 9an3eu lparsH
go Der Qesteren sur qriifung 3ugeIai'
len Iporoen, BON benen ie0o9 uur 70
bic an iie seItenten Jragsn our 3us
friebenbeit bes Ridters beantpprten
ionnten unb ossbnIb bic nafgeluaten
giirgerpapiere erbieIieu. Sc ndren
bies elf 9eatide. Soiepb Su6er, al>
Bert q. G9risfer, peisr aolep, Seins
rid s. Sunnemann, Cstar 5elmling,
Waltsr Srei6er, GiqD RoIenfelb,
9luguit $. S5pfe, emiI @albbott.
@m. prsDb unb Mar Mt. Dmtlsr
bier llnaurH, Elm Rumdne feds RuIs
ZEN, Elm gngldnbsr, trsi SrIdnb,r unt
eine aiirte. Die iib!igsn 81 purbeu
tbeils auf cine fpdttye priifung Su.
riidgefellt, theils eoH3 unb gar abgs.
fuiden. Wdbreub Der priiFung be:
giirten nabm RidJtsr So[iIter bic 9et
leeenbtit tpabr, cine 2tnsabl sSraor
besiisl. Der angebliaen GrGusl in M.
menien su fenen unb 6e3ei6nete bic.
ielben als eiilen Stdnbfled in ser @e.
i4idte bes 5tpuH3igiten Sabrbunbrts
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niti bieb IS, baB es ber general gd@
ron BON sydlfenboiien, Elm Ytitgllso
ber beuifdsn Ylilitdrfpmmifiion aefpes
fen fei, bic i'm Sabre 1915 naA Gre.
henlanb seI6idt ipurbe, Der bic Jdbrt
in einem llntsrIseboot ssma6t babe.
paris, 18. San. Cine Dsptl9s
aus Saloniti, BON IL. Janildr iagt,
bab bic sriediide Regisrnug in aasr
Gle in 9ariiId eine Guntsnitdfion ers
ri6tst babe uub fortipdbrenb nit Der
Berlin I'm 0srtebr itebs, GbiffsrnoePse
i6en ausiauitenb. NJ
Die @eianbtsn Der gntentemotfs
befinben iid nod i'm 5afeu BON Ass
ratfiui. bei Uthen.