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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-08

controller: Thomas Nelson Perkins. rep-
rcScntinr priority board; and Gordon
ArchiuklosS as secretary.
IT'S Objects
"1'hc conference. Is essentially a war
conference with IN" object II pcrfcctnG
= more complete coordination OF III"
activities al the various mai ions engaged
IN the conflict. and the more cnmprrh"h-
siyc Understanding uf their respective
needs in order that IN" joint "1l"rtS OIL
the -bclliErrcntS may attain the 4iEh'
cs, year efficiency. While a dc'inil"
program has rot h:cn adopted ii may u"
assumed that the SUBJECTS In i"' dlSruSS-
ed will cmhraC" not only those p"rthlh-
ing To military and naval operations hul
also the financial, c0mm"rcinl. economic
and other phases oil tho present Sltua-
tinn which. are If vital Importance Il"
the successful prosecution IT tho war
"rhorc will undoubtedly be- an effort
10 avoid any conflict Of interest among
rho rarticiptutS. and there is every r"a-
son to anticipate that tho result Will ne
fuller c0-nimratjnn and consequently Il
much higher efficiency and moro rigor-
Gus Prosecution Of tho war.
To Best Advantage
"'rh. United States in III" employment
,,,o,, n,,vcr and material resources
80 ''',',' ,i,..,, - ,h,. CREATES, nd
'...,.,. ,,,.'i,,,, Germany II has been
no easy prohlcrp Ia determine h"w thtE
can "e 'H" me- .',,;, -, r,ouir.-
l''"' IT,, ,.r,,,,,,,,. h.y;.
n''"'H y! WV ','Hi,,;r,, ,ccn,,nt
'rc" ',''' w ,,,,,r,',;,tior or tie
"' GU" ~ ,,,-,IIy rivcn
""" ""''So' ,L,n rho ,.,,,s n
Elt"N'' '"'l'"' d., , mural sur.
,.,. or tho whole situation and :: free
,;.crr,i55u or thc needs III all The np
rr,,rbin.. crurrrcncr will undoubtedly
-, .,Lo >, ..,yr To- tho demands OF the
.crcr,I rov,rrrn,utN their true ncrSpcc-
;. ,,I rr,,r.r ularr in the general
t.,,,, f,,r ,h,. rnn,u,I Of tn, war.
.,rh,,,,,h tho resources If this country
,..,S, and ,h,u.,h there is every rur-
nnsc ,u devote. them all il n"rd ~. In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-08
FOR SALE-Real Estate.

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~ moro or Iess. also on; tuldlneh For terms AZ.
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mr. G.tf C. F, ADAMS lli0.Ilt2 Main ST.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-28
Der SlciIhmanacl.

8fe mir in etnent Gbiagoer WeAieIblate Ieien, befaoet Th bort Rt
elmer 8ohe en W2ngHe0 Der Observation-Disclosures begletet BON
Enent aops bon 9lfsbeomteL Inn Die BON Der &egerung angeor0nGei
lnterfutung beg 6~hihtrrHs bor3unehmen. gu 0iden 3Uede mr6 niht
MIR Gnfht IN De. Bidder mo aoutratte Ser 5flohtbausbefber, ionoern
ab eingeben0e ansfunft bon BEN Gieb5ihterintereieu berlangt neroen
ext lesfe 8oae mieoer iaBen Die 6lenher Gbengos fa Dtoer geI
f0hgt 0dyrf btH5upeteH, Dab Die BON QublfIm beHoqten bo5en QrGeI
1trb Die betan0g iegenoen 5or0er1n8en Der @~roBihldhter fir ole
6laifarten beDtngt Deroen. 3iefe fontroaieren Die 6lethin0utrte fol
D0apnnog, oB lie nht MIR iel6fberrHd bic greHe fdt8ueten bernogen,
fHr tpelbe linen Der 5armer fem Shlnttbieb tbaunIfen muB, fonoern
bra1ben 0een aud Inn fat jegthen @er0ient 1uph 66e 8e6nbren
fir bic Snnobablng Der Giere in ben @iebboen. % Die natirHhen
4rooafhonsSnftdnoe nf Der 6arm fh mdbren6 Der Iesten Sabre ridfg
berteuert baben, um0 bic sarmer Der 8n55lht n6t b~efon0eres Ssntere1e
tntgegeubrrHgen heroen, menn ifnen aus otefer MIR 8erl1t ODER oar suI
DerTnger Ber0enlt erDadJt, bot Die groftgier einiqer AT elnem DonobDll
nereInlgten ~@roBfbnhter Der Hn0a. Shneine. 1m0 Shafsudt in ben
ger. Stnaten 1n6eefen6men 6dooen sugefigt q6er nit nur Ser
HtaidprO0u3ent. ionOern amh Der GRihfoniument lit lat Sabren mfI
@nn0e nO lngnn0e bent Jefdtrut Ibarantnortt IS MAG ibertrie6en
eri4eiren r0 bod berubt es af unffner fefgrtpqen6er &ahrheit, 0b
-ss oes ma9reuo Der lesten Sabre ueOriger gaDoroeneL Ben 6armern
aesabhen RettopretFs oe Jleihpreie fir ben a"dnihldfhr un0 6ns
sTpBg 4neAfrH batdnoig in Die S65e gegangn fn0.
Cine Der belemeiEn GrflaruHgen Der @~robfhIabter fir iAe Mehr.I
fof0eran8en mar, oB Der ge9betano in ben Ser. Gtaaten bef1n6io inI
9bHebnlgn be9riffen lei. Gem gegenlhr ii Darmf bngeoaien, 6aB AL
81 Die Observation-Disclosures I'M 8eten oaetn nd6reno oes Iesten Deo.l
mats 1H 100000 Tfun0 Sugenommen baden, mo In gbicoao, GtI
&oais, 4RilDdufee, annas GiD, Soutb Omaha u6 ct. Soienb fh ami
4 SnIi out 334442f56 8funo beIden. SeBft penn Ole anao6en orl
~6lsfiAborone ourd Die gafaheu ~gerehtfertgt Uioen, nlroen fife fnml
nl9 Negrln0ung Der rieHgen 8ertererung zines unenibebrIiden 9ahmnas.I
faHteIs oes 8oltes genHgen, 0enn oeen 6~RIhbershr bat nod In droBereml
92oHe nbgenommens ais Der bon ben @roBIhladtern anaeaebene gfeh.l
Ie1on0 Wi 8egInn os 20. S~abrbun0erts behnq. ser geraehr boul
steib III ben @r. Sfnaen pro aopf uno Sabr 1915 8Tun0, ma6ren0l
31 bic 3fern fir 1eutfhIoH0 nf 1f2 Efun0. fir @roBbrfannien mfI
120 8iHnb aelen. SIN Sabre 1914 mar Die 3urdhuts5iir fr bel
De-. 9taatea bereits ni 1865 @inno bernbgegaarA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-28
GHslanb brandt nnfcrc armee.

Tim biz beutT9e SRpnltyia a~as5ualn'
gem, mub, nj. i'd gtJtigt babt, gugs
Iduo urbebtngt QntiptrpeR bIoditrsn.
Gs lam bdbti abr iI5sr Isiu, Dab bar
oeltiat 9aiftr bag utdt pbnt Wioera
ItdrD 5aIdbt. Quf bas trits Qn8eidp
siass ariegss - a1o 3pdr 0or isintr
offi3itLfts grtldrung piro pubr'
fdeinlj4 cine bsutits Jlotis unttr BEN
s5aB bar baqdnoii4n g%IiBnforts
pQt gliFingtu Bor 4Hier stbea, uno
lpirb Gin prsubifdl5 armttlorps in
gilndrfden porruttn. um 4utipsrpea
5g beitBsn. Wena Der 9lan gslinst,
msnn Elm enaIiiats @ti4Da6r iRm
nitt ~Suoortomnt, muB 4ntptrpsn poH
ban GugIanoerH gu 2aHo genommtn
pfrben.
gaumsbr dubert F9 Der 9auF Der
gan5sn gefhsbniFe: i6st bic maritime
glodaos binaus tHtHebt md Elm ions
tinfniaIer 9riig. Da3a mab England
9ruppsa in gslgiin lanotH, miiHen
bieit 2rupfen btn Be3 Der prelBitnen
Grmts btrfprrtH unb fe iiber ban
Rbsin un5 Bic Waas 5uridpsrfen. Nus
bidsm GeFhtspuHtt heraus aat Der
srobs sngIifas @tnsraI qoro ai4eRer
gdagi: r9ie gren3s bes tngliinsH
atihs in europa TT Hiht osr pas BE-
I~onoerH biz Maaslinis.4 Gin
tigsntimlihes Dort. ods 5iBt, lDos sr
bon ber baIgifdtn 4tltralitat bisIt!
pie Sapieristsit III nun fiji gags
lamb nir Biz. nit NAG fir 1ruppen q
sitis gren5e hiebeR Ioa.
5n England gibt Is beldnntlih feline
dngmtine 3itnFpfIi6t. Don allen
satopdii4eR @6ltern tat a1siH @nes
lamb ieineu 9argttH bic idnsre 2ait
tints sgoIi55tsses' uipart. Mdhiig
bura Ieine eepaliigs Jlotis BAT es iia
b8 ieBl NIT elmer tlsnfB Qrmes BON
grrafsIoIoaitH uno tiner atier0s BON
10000 6reini1igsH hssnast, braotn
Burden o6ne gegdHtrung uH5 9is5ipe
lin, Ihr bern gsriageu mert Der
aritgsminiHsr 6atodnt fsLbF fih tiir1.
gtdabert bat. glan %srinHsrt fd
audi ned, pit DgRis f6 bias 4rmss
gsgsn Bic gHrtR belpdbrt bat.
(Boffesuna toigiJ
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-28
Die befailde gentranEdt.

Bel ROTTERDAM nirS bdg eritsrs bitls
ltitt gar nidt 10 fhpsr fem. 9olanb
tit fton felt IaHsem in ben 8onnirtis
bsr beuiIhen goLitit es3ogeu. SAT- itIn
gan3tr 6aHoaI lit aaT 9eutiaIar0
orifntitrt; itiHt GiitnRbnea iteben uns
ter Der aontroae BON Berlin. uno feline
Regierung foIgt gtra Dan 5niPiratios
nan Milbslmg il.
SIN sane tiues Sonfljtts nsrbsn
b1briheiHlid ali, bsfeItigisn pldbe uuo
bic 6dftn 6onan6s nom srtgn aagtns
Bid an bHrh prtaBiftt 3ruPpsa bs
Itbt itjn, obHe aadTdt auF 8oaanSs
GtnDiatgung. GHgianb tonuie a1trs
bings oann oas aarb als triesfi6rtH0s
Waht bsbanbeln uH6 otn @erfu9 mas
6su. ft bur9 MaffsugspaIt In bfn
9eTB Rotteroams 3u~I9sen.
sci 4ntpsrpeR 1T ts an5ers. Bel
glen lit pie bttoHut, Elm neatrales Qan0.
Durh ftierlihtn 9srirag ba6en ftl
ole angrtn3tHoen gldfts 0trpflidtet,
i'm ariegsfaG i9in gsbiet 3u rsipetiiss
ZEN. S0ate cine Uladt nuy ben 9ers
fua MAIDEN, nit ibrsH 3rappeu our4
belgiid2s gebiet 5n marfhiereH. 10 fin0
ihon bic anbsren garantitrenosu Wldtts
btrpflidtst. ben 9ttFud nit 8aiftag@
malt 3n binbtru.
6isr liegt bic sroBs S6pisrigtsit fir
Gaglaab~ 3enn ntHn es QHtmerp,ns
6aftn i6IieBIn nil. miiBts es anter
@~ertragsbrla IN gdgiu eiubrinssa
uno pdroe ftp 70 ,ineH sgroPdiI4sa
9risg 5u3ie3fH.
Run si6t Il abr bod cine Wl59li6s
ssit, bieis s6pieyistsit 81 bs6ebsH.
Qntnsrptn lieet nGmlid nift an
Metr; Is in ME Rouen, Rant,s chr
80r5tauJ Elm GlaBbafsn. Der fd 70 tn.
FluBauFrdrts befiuOet. Man brauft
btsbal6, I'm bisism a~FBbafsn BEN 3us
gang 5u fperreu, teins 2anoang oor5us
uabmsn, fonDern Elm geThpabsr pot
btr miabnng bss GlaHsa gfniist,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-28
rIcpS 6ccroc tuiM anttuortcn.

Nus 2on6on miro nutgehdIt, ooB 9Iobo George an Sem Gage, on
Dem Der g0lerfreg ori Sabre alt miro, bic &rieg85ee Der aaterten
sum erItea WaaIe Der 8elt offenbaren miro. &atiote it, 6aB bm8 nidt
gum erften 9iale eeifeben miro, oenn me ernnerItf, beanhuorhte eng
Ido nas nuaifnniide 9ermittMngsangebot I'M 3e5enber borigen Sab.
res git elmer a~uad9htrg Der Gnteute+ariegs8eIe, Die 8u Der ariegslaqe
~ Lberbnupt fefnen grbdtnis ionoen lm6 onBer Der Nutrennng
GeutihIanos cine 9egeal1ng gang @uropos I'M Gimme Der Guteute
Minfde entbieten. &ihtger mare Is olio gdpcien, penn 2lobo George
srflnrte, er peroe Die neren %&riegs5iee Der &atrteH IN Der eren|
GagufrDode befannt geeu, 0enn Sic oIen fennen mir ia.
gMr haben ON Sn0 Der Iesten Re6en, Die bon beanhportiden eng.
Iihen uno 0ethhen Stoatsm1nnern Gebalter nrr0en ~pie0erbolt ge8eiat
0B onf alien Seten 0s getre6eu, bic urfprlngGhu ariegs8ieIe bera6.
snninoern, beutHd pabr5une5men it g@r it6 Ser leber5eugunq, oaB
0uhs @enreben ns Der fonHen6en ge6e 9opo Georges nod 6etlider
bsrborfreten miro, pennglet man fb arfangs ir1uhn miro, Dies often
5u8ugeben. Cine 1n6erettbare &atiade it, BOB Die 6rie6ensdebe fd
geraOe in ben LETTER &oten rnpioe uber oQe fregfi5rn6en G0Hcr aus.
WImter nifts duoerL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-28
TRUE AMERICAN SPIRIT.
Confidence, FraRkness, Tact and Tolerance should
Govern US in these War Times.

people to be frank with the gov
ernment-open and above board
in expressing their desires and
views. And TO this end / be-
lieve it their patriotic duty to
be especially jealous Of any in
fringement of the right of free.
dom Of speech. And finally
there is tact-tact as between
citizen and citizen, tact as be-
tween press and government on
the one hand and individuals on
the other. The good citizen will
exercise reserve in flinging such
epithets as disloyal and traitor
Gus at his fellow from whom he
differs in opinion. The govern
ment and press should recognize
the terrific strain, moral and ply
steal, which this people is under
going. They should be cautious
in qualifying hesitation, ques-
ton, even criticism as treason:
and instead of exaggerating the
'offense Of those who are in hon
est opposition to the dominant
tendency, even as expressed by
law, they will treat such cases
with sympathetic understanding,
Now, at the beginning OF this
war, we have an opportunity TO
establish such standards OF
social and human tolerance as
will in the end make of our
country not only a stronger, but
a wiser, and, in the human sense,
a richer nation: we have an op4
.portunity to insure something in
the way Of spiritual inheritance
which within our own borders
will be in some sort a compensa-
ton for the monstrous losses OF
war-and which cannot fail to
be a part of our contribution to
the new law of nations, and the
new world system, to which it
is our sustaining faith to look
forward.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-28

In a letter to The New Re-
public Robert Morse Lovett Of
Chicago who some weeks ago,
was presiding officer OF a mass
meeting called for the purpose
of representing the opinion Of
many citizens that the United
States government should take
the lead in formulating terms Of
peace, expounds his views of the
qualities that should be exercis-
ed and cultivated by all good
citizens in these war times to
the end of furthering the para
mount issue of national unity.
His advice which should be
needed by all who have the
present and future welfare Of
this country at heart is as fol.
lows:
There are several qualities
which are earnestly to be culti-
waited in the interest of national
nifty at such a time as this.
The first Of them is confidence.
The people must trust each
'ther as citizens and trust the
government; but, on the other
land, the government should set
IN example by trusting the peo-
pie. The efficient national secret
service and the loyal newspapers
which daily confront us with
discoveries OF German plots
night consider whether public
Welfare at this time is not to be
eryed rather by discretion than
~ exaggeration. The second is
lrankness. The government
should give no cause for suspi-
cion that its purposes are SUBJ
ject to reservation and conceal
ment. Even in foreign relations
President Wilson has committed
himself to "open diplomacy.
And, on the other hand, / ven
ture to think it an obligation
resting on citizenship for the
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-28
Der &oururenM Nrteg.
Sen sranes 3daiH
@uBCt3tert I'm garis inn Wal 1911.

0araus oerItsbt man, ptIatn Gers
GET bic gsahriht bon Der gepIdnten Be
isIisuus bon gHFinetu in oltn sngs
il4en amtIiHen artilen erttgts. Ri4t
ais pb otr feline Grt in F4 itIbf cine
70 kionbere 9sbtatuag bfdbe; abtr
tr III Der ShIiHd sum 6dfsn bon
antuerpsn, uno iptnn @ntipsrpen Hlft
.psrTkssIt' tptroeu tann, lift q nthts
NIT BEN engEtidsu plan tintE gIoddos
bss bsutIaen 9anDsls.
Gecrt bat bic gauge eRsIiI4e qrtHe
dn9sIangtn, 6oaano NIT Dro9unasa
mirbe gu MAIDEN. Qu6 bic Zines,
iotbn, bus Organ bes tngIiidtR Gus'
pdrtigsn Qmtes, gebraudte bic duifaHls
gen 8ortt: Cine g%eftFtsung Ron 9lii'
fnseH iii ME cine auf oas 6er8 Gng'
lanbs gtridttts piItolt.@ 8urd bieis
9robansen singtIdlatrt, haben bol'
laubiihe Regtsrung uRb boadHoifae
Rummer ibrsn plan nod niht our Nus
flbruna eebraHt. Qbtr bic Jrdgt 1T
bon nun an in Gtub, uuO ft If ems
Der I4psriteH ppttii4m Pro6Itms fit
europa.
8snn England abtr 9tuti6ianO
triumpbitreH fol-, muB Der 6afen BON
aatpirpsu s~beritstli4 ptr0ea t%0nuen;
ipena 9eutI hluHo ben tngliFheu ptus
nen uattu Wibsrfono leiitsn mill,
maB antrpsrptH pffsner Safsn bleibsn.
Gat btibt Gambler it's cine pitals Grage.
I'm aHtperpen pirb fd bas SAida
Tdl btr btiosn Rsi6t entibtiOtn, uno
in ban belgifdsu 9isosru1gsn ipiro
JpiT5eH ben btibtn srobsn S%noniiries
b6lteyn Der Warfsl ibr bic DirlTaofts
Iidt 8tbtrri5ung Dr alien BeIt
fdItn.
0it Rxutralitdt gtlgisns 1T 'absr
dua nod bura GranIEtih saraHtieFt.
lub bsspegen mid ieoa Der hiotn
uns iebt in oititn gsidhrIiheH
Ronfliit h~intin3itbsn.
Sir f0nnitn nun iasan, moSen gng'
lamb uno DtutidIanb F6 idlussH,
fs e obToIat poltn, mir braus
den uns ia nidt bintin3umtngsn uu5
neutral blti6su! So btrninFtis
bas an Fd lit. 10 idpsr TT q unsIids
liasrptiis! DEM hiOe Gesner tDouen
uRs in bsn aoHfIitt 5iebsH. England
brdudt nGmIid unisrs Qrnse uno
mfr GtlO. 6itr liegt BAG
gs5eimais fir al bic h3goiHiIifden
qus6rldt BON bsnsn itst bic qrsFt 70
poQ 1T. 3abei i'll bas nur Gin anfana.
qter immsrbiu Gin 9runo mebr, bic
gan5s GituatioH NIT laIttn eIut gu
IhpfgseH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-07-28
Words-And laws.

Words of justice, words OF
wisdom, words OF hope make
the appeal in President Wilson'S
proclamation addressed to the
American business interests.
But they are only words.
Words no less beautiful have
been uttered before, and with
out %appreciable effect.
If the American people are to
be saved from wartime plumber
ing they will be saved by law,
not by rhetoric.
There was to have been a law
prohibiting speculation in neces-
sites and to some extent fixing
prices on commodities in gene
raj. There may yet be such a
law, if politics and underground
lobbying can be defeated. And
until there is such a law, enforc-
ed to the letter, the people OF
this country will have no faith
in the advice of government OF.
hcials and the thin promises OF
rich spectators.
Some great business interests
are truly patriotic. Some others
are as patriotic as they know
how to be. Some others are
directly responsible for advanc-
ing prices and they do not in
tend TO let pass this war OPP
portunity for robbing the con-
sumner and the government.
They maintain a powerful lobby
at Washington. They have al
ready succeeded in greatly de-
laying passage Of a food control
bill, and they have not abandon.
ed hope of altogether destroying
the effectiveness Of that bill.
And in this situation can
words, unsupported by law, IN
sure justice?
If the voice Of the hungry is
ignored will any yoice-except
the voice of the law-be heed
ed?
Patriotism doesn't need any
new definition. Patriotism is
now, and ever shall be, an in
stinct. 1t manifests itself spon-
taneonsly, without any written
rules or spoken words.
Because love OF country and
love Of justice are not inherent
in all men we have to have laws
laws against treason, laws
against stealing and murder.
And we have to have laws
against food speculation, If that
speculation is to be prohibited
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(gorlIeuana

Goriietpna.) ;
8as nirb ndmlia 9sutTaIdHs gki4
nit arisgsausbru8 TIN? 4ae feline
stiff bis fih gu biei,r 3eit in Frtms
ben 9dfen befin0tn, neroaH fh tntnds
EionaIiiiersR uno iptrom fh uHtsr neus
trailer Glagse rubig nab Rotterodm
ootr antperpen bsgt6sn. Die eHgltiatn
3riessi3iFfe toHnsu gar nidts odgsgsa
fun, ba as ft9 ia nm nsutrdIe Gaifie
bdnbsIt, bic mad nsatraIen 9dien
gs6en.
On ben auais bon antnsrpen iptts
ben bieis Sdiffe lire 0arsu auSIabtn,
bic bann auf ben hlgiihtn DdFerfros
zen 0as neutfhe SnouftrieBtbiet srrsis
ptrotn. gbtHIo tptrotn Tt bic Gr3gug'
niFt Der beutihsn Snoaitrie aufntbs
men uu5 he in Gtslenruht an ben ST.
idibsu otr snsIiidtn Saifft Dorbti
transpprticren, obHe baB oieis sttpas
bdgagen tuH t0nnsn; otnn e fiuo ia Der
SbsOrie nab belsiidt Waren, bic pa
duf tlsifdsu S6ifftu tgportiert ptrs
ben.
Die inttrnottonaIt g~tbeutune Der
btiotn 6dftn ipirb HuHms5r beriiaHolid
itin. Qntpsrptn uno GottssOam FHO
bic ausfaaEpfortsn btr Getung
0eutTtlanr, bur1 bic ss nit Rem Quss
lamb peiter in @ertebr bleibeH lam. Go
LANCE re often bIsibsn, meg england
rubig Bremen uub sdmburg bl0dleren.
Die fngliiten Drtabuoagbts m0gen bas
U}ser 6tberrI6su, ale snelifheu Be
miibungeR ptrotH unionit ietn. gnss
fano piro 5uItbtn miFen, nie por ben
mlunouugsn isiner gsf6ibe Bic bslte
I6e Snouftria iia nit RobfpffeH ps,s
lorgt uno Hah pis nor lire pro6uits
i6r bic gan5e melt dusbreiitt.
Qus bieIem Gruaos nirb bsr Raiitr
NIT ausr Ttaat oarnuf isben, baB BE
6dfen aotierodm uRo QntrptrptH ge0ffs
net 6ltibtu. uuo aug 6smisl6sn 9run0e
piro be RsgisruHs gsor9s v. ebtns
fats nit aaer gladt 6araaf ausssben,
fe 81 ihIisbeH.
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Cine Der gr6Bten Sdlndh5ausfrmen b~erfinoete fir3Gd, oB fe
ben 6arnern fir 9ffen I'M @apifte bon tmten0 &funo ourdffnittltd
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renoe 9ublifm erDdat mas es Dl6reno Der bafoHenen Sabre fir
6lenh, ieIbFt Der gerugien Sote, bat 8obIeu miHaJ miro Is fh elm
Bib bon Den 4rordcH 0s 6leibmonopoIs MAIDEN tomen 6s miro
0ann aud b%erte6al Desba6 5Dei @roBhIdhterirmeH fir 6os Sobr
1916 cine @or0btonoe bon $~125000000 nWf ir GtammfapfoI erffiren
fonnten Dabreno cine an0ere GHrma bel eneat Saphal bon $~20000000I
cine Gibioerog bon 30 t3 3ro5eHt erfllrte, rno Damn gitroden iber 6asI
fb bernus e~rge6en0e 3~ugeanoat5 ialamigit ibr aapnaI af 100000.
600 erb0bte.
0eu e5 Der Ge8ierrng info8e Der iet engaetehn llnteFnhuug
gefngen iolte bag 6leridmonopol Der @~roBihlddtr 81 5ertrlnnrnern
nur0e fh oi5 as en GROCER Segen fir os 2no erpeien. Gem @r.
eenis otefer ltrteriufimg oarf Oabr ietens bes goHes NIT 5pannlmg
ueroen.
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Die 5rase Der Gefeitisnns buH Bill
fnaen.

9ua er5ebt Fa bier ater cine ntus
GhDieristsit. Die Manoung Der
Edible 6dinbst ft auf hoadnoifttm
gebist un5 nirb 6sbtrrItt bur9 ben
boadabif6en Sri 9liFinssn. ltn6 bic
8egitrung Der R5ni9in DilbtImius bai
beihloRen, bieisn qiaB 3u bsFsftigen.
mda btntt ft aTo bisItn gfan auss
gtfubrt bfs Uliinbuug bsr Gdsl5e burh
ftarte aifGH6atttrisn ssihiBt, unb lin
beuti9,s Gtf6pabsr inter t6rsm
G6uB bor 4Hftr: bds fam nanH NIT
bkIem gutsH Stibpunlt bic snglif6ta
3~rtabnougbts f,rubalitu uno piro nit
olsr U}adt Bic SdsIbeihiffa5rt BON
uno 81 anipsrpta frsibaIiea tonasn.
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gGe 3neifel iiber oie bormsfift,
lide 9auer 0es arieges iino nun.
mebr beieitigt, ihreibt Ger 9leiu
Dorf american. Sefret1r Cane. Der
es miiIen iolte. bat inns eben croft.
net. oaB oer arieg bon unheidranf.
seE Zager igIa neros. J
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nobe fie chamber fins big fie uut
pritren Gid iiten uno iih NIT.
in einer 6prode unterboI.
ten meIdr ebrlid oaratif geridtet
iit cine 8eenhigrtng oes &rieges
berbeisufiibren, uno nidt politiiden
3meden Oteren ion.