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The Holly chieftain., 1917-05-25

true artist can play 1t. They do not
attempt to render unpopular music
upon q popular program. but they ran.
der their entire prograIA In such man.
ner that all are delighted.
Mr.. Earl Harper, who is manager
and director Of this company, 10 nan
VINO has educated himself. When only
= boy he had the ability to capture his
audiences with bis solos. rendered in
church choirs and Sunday School con.
ventions. and as he grew and deval.
oped he was continually sought and
.implored to enter the concert f,ald
Only recently was he finally prevailed
upon to arrange company Of artist.
for concert work, and his selection Of
the artists has meant an unprecedent.
ed success from the start.
Their program win be- given durins
tha third day ee ths ChautauQus,
The Holly chieftain., 1917-05-25
Use Corn!

The United States department
OF agriculture announces that the
United States this year will pro-
duce only enough wheat for it's
own consumption, unless it cuts
its present consumption" And the
allies require approximately 3OO,-
100000 bushels. 81
& 1t lies with the individual family
to save the situation. 4.
The substitute for wheat is corn,
Americas big crop, the only cereal
crop in which she leads the world.
And, in many sections of the coun-
try, it is not too late to plant corn,
thanks to backward season.
Upon the nations ability to turn
from wheat to corn depends the
success of one of our greatest war
measures. It is policy that can be
promoted by every person in this
country who eats, those who can't
carry gun, or pay income taxes,
join the Red Cross, or lift hand
in any way,
It is opportunity for patriotic
war service that should be vel
coined.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-05-25
Gard Of Thanks

We wish to extend our thanks to
all those who so kindly helped by
their sympathy during our sad be
reavement in the loss OF our kind
loving husband and father.
9s Mrs Jennie Robson.
Archie VIM. Robson
Marian l. Robson.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-05-25
An Appeal from tn. oovsrner

Under the WAR Efficiency
Scheme" proposed and started NOV
ing by Governor Julius C. Gunter.
the boys and girls Of Colorado are
going to have their welldeflned
and useful place.
The fighting nation must be fed.
and fed literally. too. So the boys
will, assist in the fields and or
chards and on the farms. while the
girls will help their mothers in the
kitchens and farm yards. The whole
promises to be an enthusiastic
army of productive workers.
Through Mrs. Mary C. c. Brad
ford. state superintendent Of pub
lie instruction, the governor has
notified all teachers that pupils
over IA years who desire to enlist for
greater crop production, shall be
allowed to discontinue their
studies. In the fall it is planned to
have the schools take up at later
dates, after the crops have been
harvested. The pupils will not lose
much time, they will have the ben
eft of healthful, bodybuilding out
door work, and Colorado will con-
tribute generously toward Uncle
Sans war larder.
The governors proclamation
reads: ITO the Boys and Girls Of
Colorado:
'4The time has come when the
chief executive Of your state feels
called upon to appeal for patriotic
service in the crisis that has come
upon our nation.
Our armies are crying for help
and our-homes are in need OF or
ganized aid. The boys of our state
can do yeoman service for the cause
of democracy the world over by re-
spending to the call Of the hour
and enlisting for work upon our
farms and in the gardens.
''The girls can find service OF the
most noble character in the homes
of our state
1T is not given to all that the
glory of the. battlefield may come to
them, but there are other services
just as vital and equally noble thGt
can be performed by the humblest
citizen on the humblest farm or in
the humblest home, and it is to
this splendid service that am now
calling the youth of our state.
Arrangements will be made
the school authorities OF
the state will grant early dismissal
to such boys and girls as are able
and willing to take up this work. l
earnestly appeal to you to enter
this service for your flag.
JULIUS G. GUNTER,
-. -. Governor of Colorado.
Scores of boys and girls have al
ready written to Governor Gunter
indorsing the idea and pledging
their youthful but earnest support.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-05-25
Death Of John W. Robson

John w. Robson passed away
cat his home on the Beet ranch, at
Holly May 16, 1917. being of age SIS
years. month. The early part Of
his life was spent in Illinois and
later to IA miles north of Holly
where lie spent the greater part OF
his life. He was married December
81, 1916 to Miss Jennie Mcintyre at
Holly, Colorado. A loving wife and
two children, Archie and Marian
are left to mourn his loss. He was
a kind loving husband, a devoted
father and kind neighbor. Fun
eral services were held from the
Presbyterian church conducted by
Rev. Mills. Interment made in the
Holly cemetery.
Cutter parts for all makes of
mowers. See J. E. Saunders g. Son.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-05-25
Proper Food for Weak stomaehs

The proper fod for one man may
be all wrong for another. Every
one should adopt diet suited to
his age and occupation. Those
who have weak stomachs need to
be especially careful and should
eat slowly and masticate their food
thoroughly. 1t is also important
that they keep their bowels regu-
lar. When they become constipated
or when they feel dull and stupid
after eating, they should take
Chamberlain's Tablets to strength.
On the stomach and move the bow
els, They are easy to take and
pleasant in effect.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-05-25

Sweep teeth, forty cents, Stacker
teeth, fifty cents. j. E. Saunders
& Son.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-05-25

Cutter parts for all makes of
mowers. See j. E. Saunders & Son.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-05-25

II it's news it's in the Chieftain-
II it's in the Chieftain it's news.
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gaational6anfen iidler.

@aibingfoiL 2t. geoD. - gtnS eli.
item peroffentlihten 8erid)t oes
sgahrlingg aomptroaers gsillians
Uber Bic Siherbeit Der gtotionolbon.
Ven lit erfihtIld, onB Bis gum Sab.
Re 1914 fir cine 36.i1brige 8eit.
pertoOe Die 8erluite oltrd goi1f-
foaifenents 28 Gents pro Gnu-
Ienb nusnnnten iino ooB oieie 3nbI
ipahren0 Der Iebten orei Sabre attf
31a Gents per $1,000 berabgegau.
gen lit. >
ssm GisfnIiabr 1917 mar iie eor
ul.r q $40 Gents. Die @eiamt.0e-
uoliten i'm letten e5abr betrngen
Si2,769, 100000 uno 6apon gingen
aur 1858, 900 berloren.
Sn foleenoen Stdoten iino felt
1881 feiae 8anferotte bon Rationnl-
5anfen borgefonimen: gllbonn
NnThinafon, Hibnonb, ebdrLeIton
AtIaft, Gobdnnob, Birmingham
joIpeiton, 3ouiton, Mnco, Gbnttn.
uooaa, glepeIono, gfi[ip1iifee. ct
HauI. geoor N1pi6s, Qes Wioines,
& Soiepb. 0mdba, Ilasfogee,
cfIa6onla Gin, auIia, Cos ange.
ges. 5aIt 2afe City ulo GgoeH.
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DcittIcl,e ittiiHett heiite
tloal6in9ton uerlaiIen!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
q, as required by the act of Oct. G,
1919
8aIbington, 81. 9lob. Seute lit
Ger Iebte Gag, an benz 8eutihgebo-
rene, Die ibre lebten 9itrgerpopiere
nod niht erbalten boben unb felt
Der GrieqSerfldrltltq am 6. aprt(
|nnd 8ofbin9ton gefoutmen iinb, in
Der Stoot netlen biirfeu. 4euti6e,
oeren glufentbaIt in Der 6taots-
hauptIta6t felt Der 3eit Dor Der
ariegsetflcrltng Ootiert, baben BIZ
gum Is. 9e5en6er 3eit, tire sahen
3u paden tut0 fort3uqeheA syeoer
3eutide, Der entgegen 0iefer 9eroro-
mtng 5uriifbleibt, miro nod 9}itter-
noht perbaitet lm0 3rr sSnter-
nierung feitgebolten iperoeft. Seoer
8eutid)e. Ser beute 8aIbington per-
ldbt lnb 3eittide, Die bis gum Is.
DECEMBER @aibin9ton berloiien,
miliien ben ge1or0en angeben no.
bin iie geben, nno ii1 oonn bei Dem
8unoeSmori1oG oes 0iitrifts, nad
Dem iie geben, onnteloen.
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Salg llta(bt neuel
trfolgrei(6en SoritoB!
Bot 6ic PtnSenburo cinie attf brciter Srcnt att
eceriffcn mitS Siciclbc pier bis fiinf
1licilcn tief SMtdlito6en.
Dentldpc Surt Sen 1tnsriff pSaie iiberrai,

getutien iTt, 8a[fs oieies Ser 8all
III, oonu lniiiien Die britiid5en &rup.
pen iebt oos midtiqe Centrum in
5idt boben oo fie por Dem @orItob
nnr adt Wteitcn oobon entfernt ltott-
ben.
Gs lit offenbar, Dob ser 6cinb
burfl Die @eipdlt ocs BorltoBes boil
itdn0ia 0eIdbnlt unO iiberroidt NOR
ben lit.
5aies geridlt.
2on0oit 2l. gton. General
Saig melbetc bcute: sGie feinolidell
5tellltngen mnroen in Dem gorItoB
aif Garnhroi in einer Giefe bon
3nilfen bier nno fiinf NleiIen oltf
iueiter 5rortt ourditoBen. Mebrere
tattieno 8iefdngcne nn0 cine gln8ahl
@eidiibe lpuroen eingebrod)t. gtQ1
Der Groberun9 Snbrinconrts nur0e
an alien 4unften IdneIler 5ortifritt
geuodt. Scr Mesnieres aano[
iullroe gefreu1 un6 bas ateuf @e.
bol3 genonrulen. GeIt(ih pom &o.
nal ou 9toro ipnrhell oie 90rfer
@raitcnitrt luto gtnnen5 geitiirult,
meitlbb bonn annol mur0e bic gon8e
22ittie ftSr6lid Bis gum gap0unle-
Gdmbroi @eg geitiirnlt. Der 6einb
NOR bol[It1noig itberrttntpelt. Cir
Sultan @png befebIigte Die brittle
britiihe Qlrtnee. 8onaires un0 ons
2ateolt @eboI8 nuroen nod bart
tddigen Sample erobert.
9eitlid bon gpebp, 3iniIhen 9uILe-
court nno 5ontoine les GroiIieles
tuttroeit tpi1tige Steaungen erobert.
Die @eIont3abl Der @efangenen
llno eroberten @eidiibe lit nod niht
erbdltlidl.
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Nrbeiter tOer6en
1Dilicn iinteritiiscn!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
Fl, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1919
Buffalo, 81. geob. - 0bne eiie
@egenItilHlne bat bic 9lmerican &c.
oeration Of Sabor Die ollf ben srieq
eeridtete I1tiafeit 0es Gr0iioenten
@onpcrs uno oas @reflltib.Stoniteas
autgebeiBen uno ieine 2obolitdt ser
Regierlui9 bel Der 6ortfiibrung oes
Strieges beriprohen.
Die 9teioIlltion berptlidjtet bic Sc.
Oeration bic Gegierllng 5u unterItii.
sen, bis Der Sieg bon Den 9erIedtert
Der Denlofratie geinonuen lit. Die pa.
5ifiltiiden elemente aitf Der SEonbelt-
ton ent6ielten iidl Der Qlbitilnnlilnq.
8i8e. 8rdiioent Duncan, Der Elm Dit
9Iie0 Der amer. &omnliijion an &ub.
lanO mar. berihtete. oob HnBlallo
nit Der 3eit cine feitr rrpublifaai.
idg aeaieruua erridten miro.
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BritiIcbe Dcrlitite
iiitS oeItie0en!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
II, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1917
2onoon, 81. 91ob. Die britt
i3en 8erLuIte, bic in Der berte etts
oenoeu gBodJe geutelbet muroen err
reiden Die Gulnne bon 32,227
Monn. @etotet ooer oen @unben
erleeen: 9ffi5iere, 296; gfonnidlaf.
ten 6,t60. 9Senpunoet ober bers
lniBt: 9ffi8iere. 923; @annidoftetL
24,84S.
Qte britiiden 9erluitlilten iino
in letter 3eit angeipahien pabr-
ideinIid) infoIge Der erbitterteu
Sample in sSlonocrn. 9ette ISOLDE
betru9en iie 25,065 Monn, im0 1T
Der borbergeben0en ISOLDE 21,891
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-21

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
"a, as required by the act Of Oct. G,
1917
2onoon, 81. Sob. 5elbmar.
Edda Saig bat bic eriten 8erteioi.
glingslperfe Der beriibnten Stnoer.
burg 2iirie ourditoBcn. Saig mel.
nete, boB oieier Idlpere 6dlog, ber
geltera pl6BIid ge9en bic Qrros.St.
Guertin 2inie gefiibrt tprrOe, einen
1rDBen Gieg auf Der ganaen 5rout
Bedeitigt babe.
Gie britiiden gtngriffsipogert
brdneen ourcb Die 0eiitiden 2inien
in elmer Giefe bon bier big flint Mei-
Ten. Iauienb @efangene tuur0en
aeirndt itf0 cine groBe an5a9l &c.
fdiibe erobert.
Sroboelu 0oi9 niht ben epnonen
pLns bes 9lrdbrilhs angibt 70
gebt aus Dem offi3iellen oeutiben
BeridJt bon geitern 2lbeno nennoA
berbor, bob ganbrni oos 8tel 8oigs
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Seine srnppen bnrf SIC sdlusis.

gsaibington 81. 9aop.g gs luar
oas @eritbt berbreitet noroeu, 0aB
bic 6dmei8 elmer Grippe oer eltro.
p1iiden Srrte9fiibrenoen geitattet
mer0e, &ruppen unb ariegsnlateridl
0ur6 ibr 8ebiet git transportipreu.
9ieie ben Stenpel Der unfDabrbeit
an ii6 trogenoe 9tdfriht lit BON
politiiden 8eparteutent Der gi0ae.
noiienihaft ollrd folgeuoe, beute bier
eingetroffene GttIGrltng Oenelltiert
poroen: gssS5tt Ser 5dnei8, mie aud
IN ben friegfiibreltoel1 9taGbarlalts
bern miro fortipdbrett0 0ns @eriidlt
berbreitet, Die 56pei8 fei fiir3Ifd)
criudt tporoen, ben 9ltrhsug bon
&utppen uno ariegSnlateriaI at ae-
itatten Dos politiife 9epnrteupnt
erfl6rt, bob oieies @eriid)t ieoer 81
grilr0ung ertbebrt, lnlo 0aB ser
5dlDei8 BON feiner Seite ein ioldes
@elud) 5ltgegangen fei.
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Oeigtid1c flicpcft
atls Braiilien!
2fHtide Sdlitlen aeidllOiien, SentidJc
aSrieiter Onrd 8raitlianer eriebt.


True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov
81, as required by the act of Oct. s
1871
gpio @ronbe 30 5nl, 81. g1ob. =
1erborrogenoe 6elttide agitotoren,
einidIieBLih Der leite1l0en @eIdaftS.
leilte oieier StaOt, fIiidten lif nod
4lrgentinien.
Gbe 6ns sriegsreht erfldrt tpilrDe.
iuar elmer Der eriten 9erionen, Ole
0as 2nnD berlieBen, Elm W1nnn no
liiens Nrontberg, Elm reider @e.
ashaitsmonr1. Gbriitian meibner, Der
0iierrei1iide aoniul, oeHen 8eriudj,
iftfcrnierte oeutide Seeleltte fort.
5ui1nlg9eIn, au elmer Grfldrltng
0es ariegsrehts filbrte, lit our6 Ar,
gentitrien nod 9aragltap entfom-
men.
glQbridtefl, Die bier bon gio sya-
nerio eintrafen beidgen ooB oic
Megieriing cine Nsaiienberbaftitng
ion gpionen in oieieu Stoate plane.
Ielitid)e Sdulen tper0en geidloiien
ino beittidc Nrieiter in fatbo[ii6en
5d)nlen bon 8raiilianern erIebt.
geridte iiber 0eutidbe Hubeloiigs
feit In ben St1aten bon Sonto 60
fbarin1 nrl0 9lio @ran0e 90 Guf
IinO 3abIreid), dber Die Hegierltng bot
ieheinbar Die sJrenloen gut in Der
.San0 nno 1T IN Der Gage, einer
iueitDeraipeigten gleDolution bor5us
Heigeu, ouBer fie piro Onrd sSttoae
Ifon bon ibren iiioamerifonii9en
gladbarn beorobt, cine MGgIidfeit,
Sic Deitere 8erbreitung fiiloet ilno
aIlgenpin befilrdtet miro. sSln tueIt.
Iiden aeiI oieies Stdotes miro Die
Aralee raid permebrt.
Ole Geutihen in oiefer Staot 1tno
IN Norto 9lIegro iinb lett Der Ger.
ltorllng iljres gigentunns our6 Bra.
filianer, bic infolge ibrer fortgeIes-
ten agitation rmo offenen geIdint.
pfitngeu Der brafilioniI6en Sic.
giernng nod 0eren ariegserfldrung
IN Gentl9Iano miiteno gelnod)t lpur.
ben, ruBig geblie6en.
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Srankrcic9s 4orcmier
fir lsricesfcrtic ticSuna!
0as neue Wtiuiiterirm luirS ;Srie.
OenspropaganSa fraftig
befampfen.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
Il, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1879
4Qris, 81. glob. Graltlier Gle
menceau berlus in Der 3eputierter-
famlner Die rtiniiterielle Grft1rung
fir tpelbe 0os neue aabinett Iicb
efttidie6en bat. SIM Senot pur0e
ons 0otument bon 2ouis Sail, 0eit
Sulti3Hinifter berleien. Dog 0oflt.
ment berpfli6tet oaS neue Miniite-
ri4nl 8u elmer frdftigen 5ortfiibrltng
0es ariegeS.
pltnier ein8iger @e0atfe r1uB bic
9trutee iein,@ idgte Der neue &re-
ntier. uglIe 3onen lniiiien tpie Die
GrieQS5onen iein.
D0ia feqierltng berpflidtet fid,
Dob ale YerrQter obnc @na6e be.
itroft peroen. 9bne 9fiidiidt d4f
Die Stellung oerer, 0ie ongefta9t
luer6en n16gelL beripriht Die Hegie.
ruug, 0aB fte Dor Elm arieosgeridt
foullfe1.
u6rie0en8bropa9dnoo miro froft-
boa unter0ritdt meroen uno Die 3en-
fur in 8rotfreid MIR oltf milit1ri.
i6e un0 oipIon1atiIde eynfornatton
beIhrdnft per0en.
r9eabrungS. .@tniArGntln0en bic
iebt III araft itnb, beiteDen fiir ale.
ltn0 es 1T oaber notipen0ig 0nB
iie bon alien beobodtet iperoeu mill
fen.
r8ir n1iiiien 6as 8eiipieI gtrneri-
fas, 8ritonniers, sSStalien8 nofl-
a9Hneu itnb einig iein, 4nt uns fir
ben Sag oeS GiegeS bor8lbereiten.
og8ir fiirbigan cine berooppelte
anitrengung in Der 5ortfii6rttng 0eS
arieges an.
8rentier glelHenceol berla8 feline
Grtldrtng III elmer feiten flaren
GtialHte. 2tlS er BON s5raufreth8
SduIo an Die 8oten iprad, mar
ieine 9fiibrun9 aus benz 3ittern Der
gldtter in ieinen Sanoen eriidtlid.
Seine 2obreoe fauo oen 8eifnIl ber
gan8en 8oltllner nit gtu8uabme ge-
uiiier geeinigter So8iohlten.
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gsoIlen lnpberne 9oIiaeieinridltnnn

aearneD, ytebr., 21. yfoD.-Ncr
bieiise yeineteentb Century Glib be.
milbt iidb Die 9lnitellrng elmer 9oIi-
5iitir, ionic Die anihaffung eiues
artos fir Die QoIi3ei, mie aud Die
anItellttng einer 9oLi8eimatrone. bic
duf Der Union gpoifie gabnitatiou
iidI Der Miaodea oie obne @egIei.
tung auf ben 4benO8iieen antonmen,
onnebmen iolI, 5lt erreidlen.
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&iQOe Siuie intulnler
no6 id)lutr btOrO5f!
Jtaficrtii9en Beri6ten ocmafs bdlt SicfcIbc nod,
Scc6 III Ole 11i0glit9keif eines
12i&sM0s porbart0en.
,'ier teutouiidbe 1tneriffe wuroen absefdfasen!

aQiierteit bDrdtsiiebt, 3iebt Ct idlclt-
night 3ablreid]e Gerlturfulgen an
Ma1uifaften tnO @eid)itBelt berall.
StalianiiAe 6lieger berihten, onB ei.s
nc rngeDenre Bail bon Erltpen. We-
id)aBen llno 8orraten auf beioeu Sill
geln folt5etttriert petnel. Ger ailf
0ieien beioen gnoen perlniudte
9rud miro bellte pl0blih neritdrft III
Der A6lidlt, Die Stdlieuer 8u iluitie.
relt.
S;n 0enn Saaptqunrtier Dat nlolt
bere6uet. Dab etpa 8tpei Ndllioncit
6laAtltnge aus benz bnm Seiit0e be.
ietten @ebiet bilter bic italieniiden
2inien gebrad)t DorOeil 1iltD. lliltar
Den 0orferl1 bic ben Ginfaistrup.
pen 1T Die @anoe gefallen iiito, geb5.
rem au9 0iejetiget tuelhe sSoblt VI.
geQ6 bon gDlton ur0 5ignora 0e
3uliaHt, friiber Jrl. DuDiolon Don
Si0ur GitD, So, gebnreli.
&nn Ser 8eltfrDnt.
2onOoit, q. 9loD. Gin SaIe.
oranarn bon glatridt, Soaan0, all
Die Central Stems belaet, bob groBe
Gruppeftbefpeguugea nit a9ttrttiifaerie
ouf ben mad 9lnnoer1 fiibren0clt
@egen ftuttfin0en. Scr Depeidlc
8ufolge fontnlen 0ieie 9ruppeu iuabr-
ideinlih BON Der rufiiid)efl 6ront.
gaeue 6ritiide Sffeniipc.
2onoot1, 81. 9fob. Seine gf.
fenitbe ua1 Dem Sitoeu DerIhiqbeuo,
bat General 9aig cine 5eric DoIl
glngriffen gegen Die 3euti1el iii 0er
@e8erO 3ipii9en ct. Gneltin auto
benz 5cnrpe 6hiB III fSronfreidj er0ff4
net. SSS1 ienen @ebiet baben felt Ser
5rilliabrsoffeniiue nur gerillge ssaisls
pfc itdttgeflltOef, DallaIS butte
0aig benlerfensiDerte G5eluinlie 6itlidj
BON gtrras Bis Nerrone al beracidl.
nen. Gir8elbeitln ilber oieIe aelle
4ngriffe Iiegen nod nid)t bor, 0od)
gebt aus Dem offi8ieIe1t 8eriht ber-
Dor, BOB Der 9dlug 8orftoB sufria.
oenIteaenoe Heiultote berDorgebradt
babe, bob eine 9ln3abl 3eittider III
@efan9enidoft gerteten, cine betrad)t-
lide Menge ariegsnateriaI auf Der
Strede BON 8dpaltrne 1ll0 9erOuae
nod 0en intdti9en giIellbabnfautqn.
punft Gat1lbrai erbeutet iDllroe.
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Syeiern aplOclle .s5pdlseit.

@r1t0 aSsIanO, glebr., q. gl0b.
Ser mo sSrau 5riB gudou bon
South @ralto Syslano, feierten in
Sem bon @errn uno sSron sSiiraen
Rief lire golOene Sod)5eit. sSrnli
3ief lit bic Iodter oes sSibeLpnoress
etlua rs Gerlodnote tno SSreiiiloa
nahmen au Der Geier tell. saeb.
Sdralonn bieIt cine 9Iniprad)e ufi0
beglilftpiinIdlte Dos ebrlnaroiae 3aar
8lt ibrem SSelte. SER nn0 Syrdu gu.
dom iinb iebr riiltig ltno erfreuell
iid) better @eiun0beit. 9err 9udoiu
mar ON 10. September 1910 iii
alein Sardpp, gtedlenburq 5dpe.
rim, geboren, ieine 6ran oin 13. Mani
1917 Sic berebeli1ten fid I'M syabre
1867 un0 tUarloerten 1882 nadl
9llnerifa aus, iuo iie iid) mlf eiier
6arn I'M 2ofe 9oipnibfp nieoer.
lieben. aynl Sabre 1910 ietten tie
it'd sur 9fiibe. Ger Gle ettiproilce
0rei ainoer: 8rnu sSiroen 9fief uuo
SSiliani itlto Ghas gudun, Die bei0e
nod I'M 2afe Sulullibip DoEnea.
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gLnaeblidle @eridlmdrfr nerinftrt.

8ie arieaspropbeten ibeinct
idon bel ben SllOeu nidt i'm beiten
giltfe geitanOen 8u fem. Gropbetetl
ieien 5ddIfe, beiBt Is bel sSeremias.
lno oa CT einer ben brr ,3lmit mar,
miro CT es ia mObl assuukt habgn.
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9iniiiidle Mlpnardlie nnmaalidl.

gBaibil9ton, u. YtoD. = a5ednltc
Der bieligen ruiiiiden 9otidDoit iino
Der gIniiht, OaB Sterensfp afertie lit,
ertldrep ie0pd, onB cine 98ieoerDer.
iteIluug eiuer @tonardlie, mie iie
bon General aale0ine mo Dem
(SroBfiirlten gfiholos eepIdrt lit, afs
cine obioIute llnmogadfeit. serells.
fD un0 RnBlano limo am SdeiOeiueg
aigeIallgt. Son ieinen Seiuoen a6ge.
Jest luto bon lelneiI ureuapen I'M
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l8cncral @rniiLpff perlpnnoet.

gon0ot 2l. 9tob. = @cueral
alegis 8rmiloif ebenals Gberbe-
ieblsbaber Der rltiiiiden Gruppen 1T
ourh einen @ranatiplitter am 8ein
beuuun0ct luor0eu. Dos @eidloB
fraf pabreno Der tiir5lihen 5truBen-
f0utpfe III Mosfau iein 9aus.
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Die idonfte erinneulne iit INNER
nod, ipern man iid oIter 3eiten
nno alter uuiddolider Srrtimer er.
inHert.
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0alebinr I'M gnrberarnnb.

8aibinoton, q. glob. = llnoffi-
3ieIle 8eriAte bon ausmartiaen atne-
ritauii6eu 9iplomaten beiagen, BOB
General aaleoine, 5yibrer Der Qou
aoiofen @etrogroo binlt6tlidJ Der
0a6rung8ntittel in ieiuer @elpolt ba=
be. Nus 0ipl. 0epeiden gebt berbor,
oaB Oie giorinlaHiten Die Regierlnlg
in 9etrograo beibebalten f6rmen oa
0aB @oIt Iie ais Ggrannen betra1tet.
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6tid gelaIien, itro bic Gbduceu 0eS
frli6crcn 0tiniIterprdit0eilten pieoer
aus 5toatsrloer at gelongen gleib
nt4t8. 3teIer 9leinltng ftn0 0ipIo-
matel ser bieitgen ruiiiiAeu got-
id)aft. Getn oufridtiger 9atriotiss
mus mag i'm in Stan0 icten, iein
berloren gegangenes 9(nieben big jill
einem tDiIien @ro0e ipieoer 81 &C.
minnetL inbeiien itnb feline altsli4-
ten einen berborragetloen 2tlteil an
8uBlan68 3ufpuit at reDmelb fito
geriug.
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RmSlaitS attocblicb
bcs 1trieoes niiSc!
getidten grnSil iuill cs NIT Oen
Oeutiden gerbiinbetcn eineu &c.
paratfrIcOen idllieheu.

(True translation fled with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
21, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1879
6tod6olm, 81. 9}oo. Die qtffon
&ioningen ihrei6t, iie babe 0ltrd oip,
louatiidbe aandle erfabrelL 0aB gluB.
lan0 binnen Sur8en ftb bon Der Of
fi5ieaen 9eteiligung on ariege 8u.
riid3iaben pirb. ...
2onoon, 2t. Sob. - Cine De-
peide aus &ppeubagcn an bic gr-
dlarge &elegrdpb Goutpoup beiagt
Ser 9erliner aorreippnoeut Der gta-
tioual Gi0enoe bot oireft erfobren,
haB Die neue uriliibe Hegierilng Ell.
ne offi3ielle grtldrpn8 ob0egebeu Do-
be, moaod iie Die Rcibe Der ariegfii9-
reltoen pcrloiie ltn0 bereit iei, einen
Son0erfrie0ell ab5uihlieBen.