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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

Tho Dnrcnls Of the young men VINO
are going to the front today hs well
=. not n few Of the officers commando
Ing them, did not need Tho current
huprly IncrrnAcd living cost 10 ln"Cl
IIrm The nniIIrr Of war prices lh'lF
r.culIrcIion OF tho civil war prices.
whIrh brrnInr hnunohOld tradition.
we're nuillclrntly ncmir. Ana IL J"
urcullnrly worthy nf mention ~- hh
rvcry. one nmunr the Older generate Ion
wIu rrcuII. that, although wnErn and
urrrlv MI IuCumrn directly correlated
IN wnI.cn ruan To unprecedented l"V"lh
during the tIvll wnr. popular mem
orv rInhnInrh only The prir"n which
were puld, not tn" wnR"H when w"r"
yrrrlvul Popular Judgment or whr'
,I,nr nnnnrr ms II hur" upon hnIir".
huLI r,unomlrr, from tn" rnffrr That
L.-rucrulrd into parCllrh c"r"hln plus
rhirury tu The nous" rent TIM NIL
yuncrh between % and !o per cont I'D
Ihn rucr If lranrn"h pnpulnll"Iln.
rIrurh tho lnlnnrr with mn un"TrihE
mrilrr OF rrlimni". hth ever alter
wnr1, Il endorsed tIIr opinion Of
General Sherman.
Ym the lnppr OF halt u century nuI-
GrrL In rrIrratc To tho limbo uf for
rrIrulnrEs the early. more nCut" r"nl-
lxaiiun Of The discrepancy between
war waccs and war prices. W" nay"
slid into The all.dcyuurlnc world con
nict by stages Is slow and along
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
BUT HARD ON THE TAX PAYER.

Irnul,. Of this country nh"ulI l." taught
, TINT W. nIr fighting not simply III" W!Il-
tIrI,,n IT Prussia. hut that We mr." l'Hh' =
ing all t'rIuau%, and that every man hhi
wrrnHu In I;"InnnS. AMI "N"lNWN'Ir
else IN tn" world wh" IL giving his mora
.>uppnrt to Germany " Hight l"i ""r'h
, h"nIunIinu il guilty "f h"iuH 'nlmr'h'r
, In all III" WI" crime" al whi"h t'"TIhhhE
o has been guilty Every m"n ana woman
III i;rrmany ~ In any other part "I the
wurlh Nin"rira Iurludrd. VIII" - mot
nggrrsSINrly "pp"Hrd I" German! y
m"Ih",l ct warrHr" ~ morally $url"rl-
ing III" murder aud the rai'InE whirh mas
stained Ih,. annals at t;cinanES war .
: IIIr such ~ meyer before Sttlh'" 'h'
. history Of maukiiul
! Tho President IN his m"morabI" al
dress defining our reasons for entering
! the conflict SET up practically the same
contention, that We were not warning
on the German people bul tn" auto
cratic rule thai forced them into The
war Ii seems now that tn maintain
such an attitude would put lis i'll the
position -! uuoluglHinH for doing That
which We believe To be- right. and
! rather wrnkcn3 then strengthens our
cause. However much We should IKE
iIrhtiur against ihrir Will. tn" lnrla
cannot sustain that dream. tn" Ger
M earnestly ~ tn" allied troop" M"
lirhtin,r u"ainnI them The German
:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
CONSCIENTIOUS DIRECTORS

There can be no doubt but the
practical operation OF the selecuVe
draft will weed out the "conscientlouS
directors" to war who will claim eX-
emption from service. There are some
who have been brought up in reli-
gion that pledges them to personal alb
stention from military service. Their
beliefs will be respected. but there ls
a viewpoint that seems to be incon-
sistent with patriotism and loyalty. y
certain element suggests Its exemption
because 1t cannot endorse the taking
OF human life under any circumstances.
There are Il great many things IN this
life we cannot endorse that we have
to suffer.
:. II everything was left to Individual
choice and selection not much worth
while would be done in this world Our
convenience and pleasure cannot nj
ways be governed BY convenient conf
sciehce. Real life is sacrifice. In no
sense does il consist in uualloycu en-
ioyment OF creature comforts or per-
sonal likes Life is service. not for
ourselves but for others. else why that
old hymn which runs:
Must he carried tn the skies
on tlowcry beds or ease.
While others fought to win the prize
And sailed through bloody seas.
mo normal human being likes war
for wars sake, but the normal person
Is not going to avoid war when war Is
Shade on him. He must sustain his
country or he will have no country TO
sustain him. The conscientious OBJ
5ector looks only to himself. which ever
marks egotism. IL personal vanity THAI
some mistake too often for conscience.
A writer In current publication dis
sccts this oyrrwcrnlng srltishncss villa
clcarncss. It rs sufficient to quot"
him:
"Dnr pltIcr rurfrrlng, mud TIA" suffer
ing or II prCplrNrIl and r"r"utIul "t"r-
.riddcn conArIrurr r rrnliy rutrcrinK.
Ono pltl~n ririirnH. Hut IN" Tact thht
tho merely gund. tn" merely c"nHrt"nr-
Gus are the Victims IN rvrry r"cial crials
sNhuuld lead uH Ia iu'lulrH whether th"y
are not tn" virtimH OF fn"rh tutiitF'
II at = r,itirnl IunCturH tn" moving
force Of events ls always To-" murh Tor
conscience thn remedy IL not To d"pInr"
tho wtckrdncs- nf thos" who man'pu-
Int events Such II conscience is largely
self-coucctt The remedy In to coniIsct
.uousctcnCc with the forces that are NOV
Inv in another direction. Then Will con-
science itself have compulSivc power
7nstead OF being forever the martyrcd
and tho coerced.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
P0SLAM HEALS
ERUPT|ONS ON
SKIN AND SCALP

IF vuiI niIrnh 4" tImIl~r. ItnnlI"n
uuu MI rkln iruultlrn with l'""lnm. aud
du nu promptly. ih"Y VIII mol develop
mud rlrrhd
t'uIrrr ymI hnvr actually u"ru
I'urlnm'u worh nuh kmuw how r"n'lilY
II Inhrr hold. rI"pTlnE ia" Itching nt
murr. r"u will hardly mli"r" l'H
CTrrrIh uur-Ihlc In ~ rIuri n time.
In F:ri"urn. I'""ln'm'r n"il"n "rr""r'
nil the NOR" r"uarknhl" when th"
IrnmhI" IH pCrH"t"ntlr rlnbh"rn nuh
nothing else acrmr To bring laHilnE
relief
Sold everywhere" For FREQ Ganpl"
write To Emergency Laboratories.
c43 West i7th ST., Now York city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
LIBERTY OIL COMPANY.
Organized by Local Men-Granted q
Charter Of Incorporation
Yesterday.

Tho Liberty OH company Of Wheel
ing was yesterday granted IL chnrtcr of
Incorporation by Secretary or State
Houston c. Young. 1t Is authorized 10
drill for oil. gas md mn"rulH any
where. md IS capitalized at $1,000 The
lncorpornt Tors ARE George w. Oldham.
j. W. Casey. !. F. Warden. Edward H..
Oldham and II. q. DclhrmGGc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
ONE APPLICANT IN FOUR
ACCEPTED FOR THE ARMY

Four applications wcr" received At
the nrmy recruiting station N"strrhn =,
only one nf which was accepted.
Only one nun wn* enlisted nj Tho To-
cnl Murine recruiting station.
Cmt Of four applications at thu navy
once two wrr" accepted nIui rcni 10
IIttsburgh for In" nnnl examination.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

CHICAGO. July 1G.- John Nntchky
wan arrrstcd by Federal ng"nlH Ia
dny, charged with trying to form an
organization plcdgIng members. II
drafted. FIRST 10 shoot their officers acd
next TO surrender TO the Germans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17
TRACTION STOCK IS
SIXTEEN MILLIONS

NALTItDRE. Md. July l0.-Stock'
hnIdrrn nf the MOnongnhcln Valley
Transportation company worr notified
induy OF Tho terms md conditions
upon which they muy exchange NOR
holdings nf preferred and common
nIlnrrn into tho new nhnrrr or ~" cor
pnrnliun which tho nlOckh0lh"r" rr'
Gently nuih0rtzrh Under hu'h0rity
voted by the nlncklI0d"rn IN" cnpl'hi
ptork hnn been incrrnnrd from VIZ
500 .nn0 tu SIC. 000. 900. Of which t.0oo.-
900 ir ln be- six per cent crmulhilVS
prcrcrrcd md &l2.0OO.O6o common.
Tn" pnr vnlu" OF rnch cIhHn IN 10 ID"
Ena Innirnd ct 500. M now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

Senator $l"nr ''Iuf"e-"n 1" hnir'd 81
nutnrrnry. hut hlnmi"s III" | iiIi"l
tSntr1 for lighting 1t Gum Sh'"' i'ili
rtilI n,irkr rHKr and hiIrn tho rh"lir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

tn" nam" "r that Nnrw"Ginn liner.
thrinItmuInIi"rl. was enough I" rlnk her
vii Inui having a. hunIrm,n u rock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

MI predictions Of approaching ponce
nr" mere" Er"."'.t ard "vrrNnm" - gu
led To h" liza own prophet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

Th" EniS"r might M well SlNc ny
TINT ldcM nr saving III" IlohCnZUll"rn
dynasty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

"C.rIm,ur t:uIrh HIM become re-
,uurlnhIr urnr"ful town. rnmmentch
IT," virtt"r.
"Eur".". replied Nr"n"" l'"h. win
vnrIL ,vrr an -h"uh there n" rhnhco
for nuy lit'l" local CtEhI. No true nm
rnu i:uI"h'r wants 10 DO pikcr. -
Washington Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

Th" I'ruNn l'rinr" seems 10 hr tho
busy little bee in this German Turmoil!
of internal affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

We ar" nearing the third anniversary
If tho outbreak nf IN" war. and we arc
just beginning 10 light
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

Peace talk in Germany is like hand
ing ice cream around hi Tnphrt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-17

Say" your srnrr change for the next
issue Of ih'. Liberty loan.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-05
THE ITALIANS OF AMERICA ORGANIZING

The Bureau of Economic Zoology of the State Department Of
Agriculture putting forth strenuous effort the
beeeepers of the during the present scarcity
foodstu by aiming produce larger Pennsylvania
beeeeprs must part help produce hundred billion
honey in the United States this This is
the figure aimed by the United States Department of Agc
ture.
Several Apiary Advisers visiting the beekeepers of
the state number of field meetings will be held in various
sections hoped that the beekeepes will avail themselves Of
the free help which these experts ready and willing to
advisers will be able to visit only very small portion
beekep of the state and it hoped that the beekeeps
will make point attend of the meetings which
are being scheduled which will be duly advertised the
papers of the various counties.
field meeting will be held in this county next week The
first meeting the apary of Aonzo Sides, Cyme Pa
on Monday May 80 NJ Mr. Sides apiary located at
Pine Flats.
beekeepers within easy reach urgently asked to at
tend and heartily invited cooperate this movement for bet
ter beekeeping Pennsylvania.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-05
One HUNDRED Billion POUNDS OF Honey

Loyalty to their adopted country interest mat
ters military evidenced by committee representing those
Italian residents of the District of Columbia assembled
nesday evening" April at the office of Dr. Enrco Caste POPS
Street, Washington, D. C.
With enthusiasm these expressed for themselves and
the they represent earnest desire show their
appreciation of the Nations hospitality their love for this
their country AS Italian unit they offer their services
to the United States of Americas military force
This vonteer of service has been presented in writing
the War Department by Dr. Caste who has
Line Officer in the Regular Royal Italian Army and whose
name leads the list of men to under the colors
The plans mapped out by Dr. Castei and the committee
aim to let this formation incentive
for the formation of Italian units every city
the United States An Advisory Headquarters will be
at Dr. Castels office, 2O25 Street. Washington D. c. where
application for information may addressed
The committee thinks it possible to raise throughout the
United States $4,000 Italian vounteersThe
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-05
BOARD FOR WAR METALS.
Members to Deal With Supply of 6rass
and Aluminium.

and Aluminium.
Washington.-To deal with problems
Of brass and aluminium supply for the
army and navy the Council Of National
Defense created two committees to act
I'm conjunction with the raw materials
committee Of the Civilian Advisory
Commission. The two new committees
are expected to bring highly valuable
technical information to the army and
navy. Committees to deal with othel
raw materials vital to the conduct Of
the war are being formed and will be
announced later.
The two committees announced fol-
low:
Brass-Charles T. Brooker and c. D.
Goss, Waterbury, Conn; Lewis 81.
Jones, Detroit; Barton Hazelton, Rome.
N. Y, and r. ]. Kingsbury, Bridgeport,
Conn.
Alum1num-Arthur f. Davis, New
York; e. e. Allyne, Cleveland, and Jo-
seph A. Janney, Philadelphia.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-05
JAIL DE LUXE, BUT EMPTY
WOstehsstSr Offers Marble Baths, Etc.,
but Can't Get Convicts.

NWS@SHW@SSE SugCW u&EplW SASuoy GSSsB
but Can't Get ConVicts.
New York.-V. Everit Macy, multi
millionaire commissioner of correction
Of Westchester county, has taken over
the new penitentiary de luxeN at East
View, but he e-cannot get any prisoners
to fill 1t.
There are plenty Of Westchester men
serving sentences-200 In fact-but
they were committed to Blackwell's is
land for their full terms, and there
seems no legal way to transfer them.
New York would like to let go OF them,
but can't. Mr.. Macy needs at least
forty at once or there will be no gar
den truck in the summer, there being
no one to plant the garden.
The prison has marble shower baths,
writing desks, real linen for the tables
and pretty much all the comforts of
home except freedom.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-05
SEMENZA GOVERNATIVA

Mediane la gentezza del Congressman North ahhiaroo ~
vuo della governava Sc nost abbonati vorono
arcl vista in ufco sareo e d favorir grauitamente
La semenza non 81 consegnera' al bambini
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-05

Il beg your pardon. didn't mean TO
step ON your foot"
"That's all right. I walk on 'em my
Ralf."-OhiO SundiaL
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-05

He Went.
He IN p. IN. at the piAno)-WhAt
shah I sing next? She-"Home,. Sweet
Home" without any variations.-Puck.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-05

He that wrestles with us strengthens
our nerves and sharpens our skill. Our
antagonist is our helper.-Burke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
GiiemGndn.ltnnIiif in Merifc.

Sorcoo, Ger. >. Samlar. -
@ci ciuem Giienbnbu-3 3uianlmcnitob
IN ocr 9id6c BON ,,uon sc Gio, pcl.
der ON I. Sauuar itattionO, unrOen
20 Eerioueii getoOtct llu0 90 pcrlebt.
GicS crbclt aus merifonii6cn Sci.
tlngcn oe 6cutc on ser @rcn5c Gin.
trofcn. Gin in n6rOlidcr Gidtrna
iobrcnoer Gie6jug iu6r in cincn 9ai.
iagier5llg Der aui Der 7a6rt BON
Nueretnro noh Scr Stn0t @lerifo on
Der genaunten Stotion Salt gena6t
6ottc, 6inein. 9lui Dem Eaiiogier
5ugc 6eiauoeu iidl Oielc onaciebenc
@|crifaner oui Ocr tSa6rt nod Scr
Sonptitaot, Inn Ocu 8eicrtag BORT 5ll
bcrbringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06

%oriS, 5. Somlor. Bon ser
ierbiidcu 6ront miro omtlid oemcl-
oct oaB Iid om 0lithpod in ocm uoli
ocn Scr6en gc6oltcuen g(6ibnitt Gor-
poiIcns@eicdtc crcignct ba6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06

Der oic lcbtc Gertbeioigmgoiront Der
9lliicn imO 9iiunGnicn bilOct miro
9cf0mpit. @elingt cS Ocn @crbiin.
oetcn ocn Serct6 5luiMen @roila
mlO 6ociani 81 iorcirct 10 orobt Der
gn5cn N}olOol-9inie Oc C5eio6r ci-
ner glliirollng. Gdm bleibt oeu
9iuiiel nidtS anocreS iibriq, ais i6rc
6ront in Der Moloni iopo6l, lpie in
Der 9iifopiuo imO @ali5icn 5lriid-
3ine6men. Ginc ioldc peitgebenoe
llngruppirine luiirOe li6 inter ocni
0ruf Der @eriolgcr nu mtcr gro.
Beu 56picriofciten 6cluerfItcnigcu
laiien.
Die Gage OIL ser Scrctb.5ront
miro fir Oic 9luIicn iuo HumGnen
our6 ibrc 8Gimmg Der 0obruOi6a
nod idwieriger aciioItet. Sdon imO
Oic beiocn Iebten Ionau61icn Rus
mGnien'S, 9raila mo 0olob, i'm &c
reid ocr @eiHiite Modcnicn'S pom
gegeniibcrliegcnoeu Tonalnlier Der.
9cioe beieltigtcn Srtc iinO 9onaii-
StiiBpunfte Der Seret6.9inie rm0
midtige Stopclpl1te fiir rimdnii1eS
@etrciOe imo Petroleum gtur nod
Die rliiiidlc 9iad6ut bdlt in Oieient
&alm eincu idnlolcn 9anOitreiien,
Der lid) olf @aldt 81 eritredt. Gin
lle6crgang Der @er6iinoctcn iber sic
Gonoll piiroe bier Ocn idncQeu Sal
bon 9raila rmO 0jnlot ber6eiii6ren,
lmO nit Scr Gimiu6nlc pon @olab
miiroc oie Seretb-9inic ouG auf
i5rent Gnopinlt ilanfirt lueroen.
@e0cn 6ociani, ocn N}itteIpitnft
Der Scrctbs2inic, riGtet lid ser Gor.
ltob Der glrmec 6nlfen6oun. Ober-
Dalb GOobcsci 10 WiciIcn norowelt.
lid bon 6ociaui, Orinqt Oieic 9lrmec
liegreidl Dor, mo aud iiioli6 bon
6ociani miro Die Scret6.9inic onge-
griiicn.
.@eicdtc an Scr Scrbcn.
6ront.
EoriS, 5. Sonnor. - Gon ser
ierbiidlcu 6ront miro omtlih oemcl.
oct, oaB lid om 0liitpod in ocm uoli
Ocn Scr6eu gc6oltcncn 9(6idnitt Gor.
policns@eicbtc crcignct ba6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
aidtiac poIitiide @omierenien.

2onoolb 5. Somlor. ~ 2onoo-
ner 3eihngeu meIien 0cn @ericbten.
oaB Goniercu5cn IN @erlin mo in
&ien obgeboItcu merOen iollen, be.
trd6tlirbc 9coeltlng 81. GS berridt
Ole 9lnnabme, Oo oic @encroliidbe
-niht ooron t6cilne6men mcrOcu lie
lid eber nit poIitiideu oIS friegeri.
ideH 9lngcleecnbcitcn bciaiicn pcr.
ocn.
aniier g9il6clu, Goiier @orl So.
nig IeroinonO pon 9ulaaricn imo
Der SnItm scr Siirfei peroen in
&ien 5uiammentreiien, p16reno Die
Miniiter ser 9(uswdrtiGcn g(cmter,
oen 3eitimgcu nod, inO Ole Frdii.
Oenteu Der Garlnmcntc ser Nlittel.
mddtc iib in Berlin treiien merOen.
Tie leBtere Gonieren5 1T oili ocu
10. Samlar ieitgeiebt. Gas 3mam.
mentreiien Der Monarden miro sic.
icr jeOenfolls norausgeben oa be.
reitS ciil 3ug in 9oniiantinopeI Elm.
getroficu it, Ger Ocn Sultou na6
&ien bringen iolI.
Ger imGariidje &remier @rnf EiS5a
unO @rai SuIiuS 9(nOroiiu. Scr 9ei-
fer ser ilneoriiheu Cppoiition, iinO
in Hicn cingetroifeu. @rof 9InoraIiu
wuroc BON Safer empionacn mo
9rcmicr Sis5a conierirtc nit Oen
@raicn G5erriin bon GbuOenit, oem
oltcrrcidild imeariihen @liniiter
ocS 9(Islpdrtigen ghntcs, iihO oenl
@raien Glem-@iartini5, ocm otter.
reldiiden |relnier. Nlnu glau6i,
Oiele Gonieren5Gu init eincm gScd)el
I'M nngoriiden cabinet in 3uiom.
mcnbong bringen 5tl oiirien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-06
Nod cin 9iamGamfGl(.


Ger ao6lcnbGnOlcr g(rt6urS. SYFeia
wurOc in icinem Niirean pom ci'
ncnr glcger 6ermbt. Ger 9idu-
Der cutfam. Gas fpblitim
beiinoet iid iniolgc Der jablrei-
ben Roubereicn III aroBer ghli-
reglng.
2oit rein Gag ucrge6t, Dab ni6t
cine 9erion cinem gtroBelrdiIber in
oie S6uOc iGat. @cgen 10 llbr &c.
iteu &orntittog piroe Ocr SobIen-
banOlcr 9lrtbur s. S'gteia BON glr.
2317, Grccnmolmt.9lpGnuc, oon ei.
mem 0cecr in ieiuem 8iireau init ci-
nem 8eDoIper 6e0robt. Ger 9iauber
cntfam nit ilugefGbr $l IN Taor,
welde CT ans Der Hegitrirfane ge-
nommen bate. Die Gjebcimpoli5ei
nahte iid) ioiort OIL ole glrbelt nm
oen gleecr, Der oerielbe 5ii leiu
iheiut, uel6er am Tonnerltag slbenO
Sri. Gli5obetb @iQen bon yfr. 9l2,
ct. @oul-StraBe, an ser ede bon
ct. @aiil. mo 3eoo sStraBe mo SRI.
Soicpbine Corn ont Wittiuodl Sloeno
in Der gfGbc OeS Oh. Gernon Flace
nit eiuem 9iepolocr 6eOrobte, me
idGolid 5il MAIDEN.
Scrr O'gteill giug geterh nllt Gle
mem 9ltnOen IN Oen GoblenHuppen
6inter ieiuem 9iircat. 9llS CT 81.
riidfau fab er eineu J3eger Dor iib
iiebcu. Gericlbe bate einen Neooloer
auf i'm geridtet unO ucrdiuonO,
nocbOem CT eiiiae Orobcnoe @ortc
aus9eitoBen bate. Ger ScltoDlenc
wo9te cS nidt, oen Nduber jiI Der
iolgen. Sobolo 9SolBeimarlball Gar
fer BON Dem NaibanfoG 5orte, lanotc
er iofort ciniee @ebeimpolijlieu aus.
Bis iett fonnte abcr bon oelI gelobr-
liden 9uridcn fcine Spnr 9ennocn
iper0en.
NordaI Garter bat, mic gelicrn
i'm Sauptquartier perlaiitcte, oic slb-
lid)t cine oa9cmeiuc 9erleblIn9 bon
Eoli5iiteu por3une6men. er la9ie
jeoodj, OoB Dies nit Ocn III ocr lesten
3cit porgctonImenen lleperlnllen
ndts 81 t6im babe. Seine sllllIdt
lit, DAB Oos @oli5ei-Ecparfcment
nitt ecniigeno 9ciltc Bat I'M oic
StraBeu iorgiGItig patroirillireu loi-
len 5ii fonnen. Gr miro Die slp9ele-
gcubeit IN Scr ndhitcn Sieling Der
Foli5ei 9cborOc porbringen. Der.
acknowledgements. .9creine bicl.
ten gcitcn 9l6cnO @criamllllllteen
IN Ocuen beidloiien piroe, bel Der
Siioget-9eb6roe iiir Die NnliellmG
bon minOeitenS so ooer 100 pelieren
Nolijilien poriteIlig 5i peroel.
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3niammeHfnnit Ocr6inScter NccrcS,
Ieitcr.

@icm 8. Sonuor, uia g(nitcr.
6ant uno 2o0ou. Cine ipid)tigc
GonierenJ ipurOe om 4. Sonllar i'm
6elS6ouptquariier oeS oeutid)en aoi,
ierS obgc6altcn. 5clomori9oa Gr5.
berjog 5rieOrid bon Gciierreidj, DER
SauptbeieblSbaber Der 9lrmeen Ger
Coppelmonarrbie, mo 8clomarihaIl
@onraO bon Soo9enOorii, Der oIierrei-
Wiidc @eneralitabShei itattcien ci.
ucn eiligcn 9eII6 i'm Sanptqudrtier
al mo ua6men onS 6rii6liiid nit
SSaiicr @il1elm Gin. 9liBcr ocn @e.
Hmnten na6mM aronprin5 Boris
BON 9nloaricn 8eloniariboll oon
Sinoenbnrg. Gbei OeS faiierIiden
ociItidben GjencraliiabeS, mo Gieue.
ral SaIarticrneiitcr bon 2nocuoorii
all Der Gonieren5 E6cil.
Ger Oeutibc Safer ucrlic6 Dem
Grj6er5og 6rieOrib ooS Gihcnlaub
5iuu 0rocn .Yonr lc @critc~.
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3ritt uun ieinem 9guiten anriif.

" al bington 5. Sonuor. TT
Goworo q. @urleD bon Gbicogo, scr
Sorliter Der 8nOes6onOels.Gonrmii
lion trat geitcrn inerwortcter gSeiic
bon icinem Soften 5uriid, nm ii6 ici-
ncm @jeiddite in Chicago 5lrwiomcn.
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. gefanntgabc scr Ocut'
Meu Brieoensbeoin
pungen nutloS.

Qouoom 3. Syauuor. Ger
@erliuer ,2ofal.9(n5eieer~ i6reibt,
pic cine 9lmiterOamcr Gepeidje an
&cilter's neloet oaB Oic 9efount.
oabe Der ocutiheu 8rieOensbeOiueun.
gen aueeIidts ser 9alhmo ser britt.
iheu mo fran3oiiiden Breic mIbIoS
uare Ger .9In3eiaer" itiitt ieiue
qIuiidt ouf oeu @eidIuB Oes irnn5o-
iiidben 5enats, ooB Srantreih nit
eiHcm 6einoc, Der froiBoiiidcs @e.
biet belett balte, tciucu Srieoeu iblie-
Ben Tonne.
Sic @cr0iientlidlna imierer
@eoinGtngen@ iogt Die 3eihm0,
nlDdre nm mpiiroig lmo bate
auBeroem uid)t oen qeringilc1l 3ped.
Sic 9fdummg irau5oiiihcu @ebieteS
miro 5u ciuer @orbeoiugltng iiir
6rieoensunterbouOlunaen gemodt.
GbgleiM oieic 9eoiuguua in Der glote
Der entente uidt eutbalteu lit, bciiebt
iic ood ,nno oa6er iino cS Der irous
3oiiide senot nno Die irau3oiiidc
Regierma iueIdc ole 9cfountgobe
lnierer 9eoiuemlgcu muoglid mo.
djeu
ogSir miiiicu ie0em 9leutrolen 0ie
Tbiire lpeiicu, mclder eS pugen IoIl-
IL, bon ms 81 pcrlangen, ooB mir
nie gsorte Der g(ntmort ,eiu Gor.
ihlag obne 9Inaabc Der 9eoinalmgeu
fir Den 9eeinu pon llntcrban0llm.
gen III teir 6rieoenSange6ot0 ais elm
gntgegenIomuen betrad)ten. gSir
miiiien einen ioIden Neiltralcn aui
Den 9eibhiB oeS iraujoiiidcu 5mots
berpeiicu"
Ger 5ric0e uo5t iduelI.
Qon0oM 5. Somlor. eine
Noiteroomer Gepei6e an sic ,,Gr.
dance TeIeerop6 Gompoup", welde
Die GItcle i6rer Suiornration nidt
angibt, iaot, oaB Der @rcuierminiitcr
&aoosIauoif bon @uIaaricn eiueu
ingariidlcn SoiIrraliiteu gceetni6er
iolgenoe gleiiBeripg eentoht BAT
ngnl9drier bat ooS Spicl aclpon.
ueu tmS tam eS iicb IeiiicL ciucu