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Evening journal., 1917-12-26
GOVERNMENT WILL
RUN RAILROADS
President Expected TO Name
McAdoO as Directing
Head
FINAL CONFERENCE
FIXED FOR TOMORROW
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-Government
operation Of the country's railroads,
probably under the direction Of VIII
liam G. McAdoo now Secretary Of the
Treasury, Will begin early in Janu-
airy.
few legal and financial problems.
not yet finally disposed Of are holding
up President Wilson's announcement OF
this new war stop-the most revolu-
tionary yet taken by the government.
The President is confident that his plan.
Including the compensation. to be fixed
FOR the railroads. will meet with the
approval Of the railroad heads.
Wage questions pending with en-
ployes-one Of the biggest problems
before the government in its giant
scheme-wlll be taken up at a confer
ence with the railway heads and their
advisers at conference at the White
House tomorrow.
The act under which the President
fwill move. provides
THE President, in time Of war IS
empowered. through the Secretary or
War, TO take possession and assume
control Of any system or systems or
transportation for the transportation
OF troops. war materials or equipment
or for other purposes
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
SAMMIES MUST HALT The
HUNS In SELF=DEFENSE

tion they cannot fight otherwise Many
a wounded German has risen up suiil-
ciently TO shoot an allied officer in the
back with a revolver. so nowadays no
one takes a chance on such a fate
The hymn OF hate swclls louder as
examples Of Germany atrocities in Bel
gium and Franco are inculcated into
American military training. The hOr-
rors Of women ravished, children mu-
tlyated. Of savagery comparable 10 that
O., aboriglnes are presented clearly so
that there shall be no mlsiaking the
spirit Of the Sammy whe nhe goes over
the top. Army men say YOU must hate
your antagonist II YOU would Kill him.
That one Of the Americans had been
slashed across the throat was published
upon the return Of members OF the Con-
gressional party in Europe. They did
not tell, however. as Gen PershnF 5
posted notice did. that the Germans
with their customary lack OF sports
manship had killed after captprlng him
The Official statement Of the FIRST raid
on American trenches likewise con.
tanned the story that one man had beer
cut from ear TO ear.
Secretary Of War Baker said today hl
had not been advised or the murder o
T the American nor had he had any wor,
Of such killing.
Sn line with the education Of Amerl
can soldiers as 10 the purpose an,
/ causes Of the war. one Camp Lee of
loer requested that the government
furnish him with a quantity OF atrocit,
literature 10 incorporate into his lee.
tures he said fiat among some OF
the mountain men under his charge
there was a surprising lack Of knowl
edge Of the war causes and aims. be-
sdes a strong impersonal feeling about
the Germans and their government
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
nAY OFF FOR SQUAD.

Corporal Green. Corporal McGiuity
and Private Kitzmiller. in charge Of
the United states army recruiting at
No. SOS Market street, were given a full
day of yesterday because 10 was Christ
mas day. The recruiting oflce was
closed all day while the men in charge
hied themselves 10 the homes Of friends
where they helped with the thousands
Of other Wilmingtonians 10 put away
their share Of turkey. It was the first
time any Of the men at the recruiting
ONCE have had of since Thanksgiving
Day. when they were given about four
hours leave.
Raymond u. Cleaver, accepted for the
infantry and Charles Rouse, for the avi-
alton section Of the Signal Corps were
sent away today.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
fulton loses TO
texas TATE ON FOUL
Rv The limited Press


LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Dec. 26.-Fred
Fulton. claimant Of the worlds heavy
weight championship since December
20. apparently was farther than ever
today from O bout with Jess Willard
Fulton last nieht lost to Harry Texas
Tate. OF Nowata. Okla, in the FIRST
round Of a scheduled ten-round bout
by o decision Of Referee Billy Hack
who ruled that Fulton was using foul
iactics.
Early in the FIRST round, Hack de-
clared Fulton was striking too low
Taies' manager asked that the dehi
continue. Near the end of the round
Tate was thrown through the ropes
into the crowd. Though the fight was
a no-decision affair, Hack declared af-
terward that II it were permissible he
would award the fight TO Tate.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
HOOVER TO ADDEESS
IRESTATE CANNERE

The annual meeting Of the Tri-state
Gamers Association. comprising pack
ors Of New Jersey, Delaware and Mary
land. VIII take place 40 the Hotel Adel-
phia in Philadelphia, on January % and
2i. The meetings are usually held In
Wilmington.
National Food Administrator Hoover
has been invited io add~e-- lhe mcoi'ne.
and it Is oxper,od that Goycrnor Edge,
Of NeW Jersey. whl he one ~ inH
speakers. state Prison Inspector Charles
: stevens. of Brdgeion s. j., is prcsi-
dent Of the association.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
BY !. W. PECLER

United Press stan correspondent
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Dec. 26.-Chrislmss Day. 1917
an American Christmas In France,
Merry Christmas. a Christmas fun OF
such creature comforts as food. tobac-
co. candy and presents. but Just the
same a Christmas every man IN Amer
ica's army was glad 90 put behind him.
There was a firm iawed lighting man
over here in France whose thoughts
went roaming back over the submarine
infested seas 90 "home folks" and a
home Christmas and who took q new
resolve 90 do this job Of democratlzlng
the world IN the most busircss-likc
fashion.
10 would require a modern day santa
Claus With an exceedingly busy span
OF reindeer and highly trained roper
torial instincts 10 tell OF the Christmas
day spent by every American unit now
IN France. The best the United Press
correspondent can do is Go give those
back home this series OF pictures OF
Christmas Day In France
A giant Sammy sentry, standing In
the snow outside a quaint village hotel
giving pennies 20 three French refugee
children who had Just finished singlng
a honey Christmassy carol. An expert
OF languages mighi-ius, might-trans-
late his remarks to the youngsters 10
the effect that they'd bettor run along
nome and see whatthe American santa
Claus had put In their stockIngs that
morning
Downstairs In a roughly finished ho-
tel diningr0Om Sammies have dragged In
an ancient tin-pan piano They were clus
tered around singing Holy Night"
former member Of the Minneapolis
symphony Orchestra was the pianist
one hundred and nifty officers ban
queting IN harrack-like structure
down one village street. singing the inn
mortal "Fo-o-o-r-r It's always fail
weather" The singing 20 a critical ear
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
GARFIELD SAYS MINE OPERATORS
ARE POCKETING WAR PROFITS

what have you done in answer to
the many complaints Of coal famncsg %
inquired Kenyon.
Il am issuing priority orders to re-
liove suffering and sending coal where
it Is needed most regardless OF where
il is consigned" the witness sad.
Grneld said he was planning 10
f.swapp operators contracts 30 that for
Instance. Illinois mines will sell much
OF their coal In the West and not snip
70 East, while West Virginia mines will
send their coal closer 20 their plants.
II necessary. Garfield said, he would
lift the contracts
"Our present PLAN he said, "is TO di-
vide the country into 20 coal districts
and place a representative Of NE fuel
In each district TO oversee dis,r!hu-
ton"
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
nv The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WAsHINGTON. Dec. 26-Many coal
operators have taken advantage OF war
fines and are making much greater
pronls now than before the war fuel
Administrator Garfield admitted at the
senate coal hearing today under qu,s-
tionlng by senator's Jones ana Narua-
man. tr b
II can see no patriotism in the man
who inslts on making more than a
normal pront now" said Nardaman
you are not relying on patriotism
but on higher prices 90 increase pro-
duction and the consumer must pay The
bill. is that not correct2' asked Jones
YES" admitted Garfield.
do any men with coal interests have
anything 20 do with nxing prices p
asked Kenyon.
Yes, in a way" Garfield replied.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
scHMAR STORES can.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2b.-LharIes NJ
Schwab, chairman Of the board Of the
Bethlehem steel Company, is helping
Dr. Garfield, the fuel administrator, to
conserve coal. His private car, the
Loretta. has been put in storage for
the remainder Of the war. and the
steel magnate will hereafter travel in
an ordinary Pullman.
1T takes extra coal and extra trou-
BILE 60 handle a special car, and ! have
decided this is not the time 10 put an
unnecessary burden on the transporta-
tion facilities Of the country" said Mr..
Schwab. Hereafter l shall hook a reg
ular like all the other folks
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
RECOVER LOST AUTO TRUCK.

While a Washington man ate Christ
mas dinner in a local restaurant yes
terday some person concluded his i've
ton auto truck standing on the street,
was a lost article. and took IL 10 the
police garage. The man concluded, as
the machine bore a Washington license
tag. IL had been taken to Washington
and he took the train 10 that city. To-
day he returned and located the truck
in care OF the local police.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
TWO Held TO ANSWER
CHARGE OF MURDER

Charged with the murder OF Gll Long.
a Negro. in a crap game quarrel IN Hoe
kessin, two weeks ago, Silas Davis and
Arthur Thomas two other negroes.
were held without bail by Magistrate
Broman this morning. As witnesses.
Walter Hopkins was held IN $1,000 bail
and Robert Jackson, $500. Davis was
arrested in Philadelphia on Monday
Thomas had been arrested in this city
by patrolman Riley, some days ago.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
WOMAN IN SPY PLOT.
IN ND InlIed Press

IN ITO 7 UIITII 7 7 -
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 26 A woman,
credentiallcd by Wilhclmstrasse as one
of the highest agents In the German
secret service directed the movements
II Franz Schulenberg master spy. 90
who is held by the Federal authorities
here. according 20 announcement today
The announcement followed adm isslon
by the authorities that Schulenberg
had made "a partial statement
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
RETI-RNs 10 CANrP nIN.

Lieutenant Leon Eberhardt Of the
SO7th Machine Gun Battalion. Camp
Dix. Wrightstown. y. j.. who has been
spending several days at the home Of
his parents. No. 1926 Market street. left
this afternoon for camp 10 resume his
duties.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
QUIET MARKET DAY.

There was scarcely any street mar
ket this morning The big Christmas
market on Monday left only a few fruit
and poultry stands for today. Prices
were practically the same as on Mon
day. High-grsde turkeys were still
fetching i5 and 20 cents per pound.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
no pnFsrNT ClNTATA.

Members OF Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church viii give cantata Friday
evening at 730 o'clock in the sunday
school room. The title Of the presen-
tation viii be Santa CLAUS surprise
70 is expected there VIII be a large at
tendance.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
No MonE ENTRA rAnE TRAINs.

BY The United Press
WASHINGTON. Dec 26 Tho Inter-
state Commerce Commission today de-
MED permission 90 the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company 10 establish extra
fare trains between New York and
WashingtOn
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
cAprAIN Mckay HOME.

Captain Jesse Mckay. formerly OF
Company II, New Castle, and now COM
mandcr Of company in the Third
Battalion. Hath Infantry, at Camp Nc
Clellan. Anniston. Ala, is visiting his
home in New Castle for the holidays.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
IIFnEs OUn DOLLAR.

By The United Press.
DALLAS. Tex, Dec. 26.-Ford White
side. arch tect, started subscription
70 buy Kaiser Bill crutches for nexs
Christmas. "ln a year he'll need EN-,
Nhitcsldo prophcslcd
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
COLONEL ELLISON IN ARTILLERY.

Lieutenant Colonel j.. Austin Ellison
formerly OF the Delaware Regiment. has
been ass gned 90 the 18TH United states
Artillery at Anniston, Alabama.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
DEATH THREAT NOW
FOR CAL. Governor
By The United Press.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Dec. 26.-Govcr-
nor Stephens today received letter in
which the threat is made that unless
he leaves $4,000 at a certain place in
afland Boulevard. Oakland, he and two
other o1lcials and the whole Sacramento
detective department will be blown mp.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26

The Want Ads will help those looking
for a partnership In business. Thss
favor the exchange OF household gooas.
the selling Of large mercantile busi-
nesses and the renting OF stores and
Offices.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
ExpLAINs cTTY cHARITY woRK.

Miss Hilda X. Mills, secretary Of the
Associated Charities, Of this city. told
Of the work Of that organization in a
speech before the Civic League Of The
Ncv Century Club, in Chester, last sat
urday.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
NnI-NG mnMAN INIrnrn.

Miss Margaret Refill. of 40. 1926 Tat
nall street, had her right hand lacerai-
ed this morning while working in an
industrial plant She was treated at
the Homeopathic Hospital
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
AccInENrs nE NM nAY.

w j. Beattle was treated at the Della
ware Hospital this morning for a for
eign body In his eye; Howard tinch,
for burns on the left foot. and Edward
Kelly, for a lacerated leit eye. ,.-s-
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Murdoch, of
perryville. spent Christmas day with
Mrs Nmrdock's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wansmith. OF this city.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
Mn. cnNNEns CoNnITION

The condition Of Joshua Conner, who
suffered a paralytic stroke recently.
was reported as stlll being very seri-
Gus at his home today.
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
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Evening journal., 1917-12-26
SALE BY SHERIFF.

porsOnal property nf poier Hansen
brought s200 at a shorlfrs sale today
Evening journal., 1917-12-26
r T III S

BULLOCK-On December p, 30 DR.
md Mrs. Edgar o. Bullock, Of No. s2c
Van Buren street, son.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
Se9s BON ben 5ebn eut .
fIobeHeu beutf9en &C.
fangeuen erpif9t

ItIauta, Ga, 26. Stt.-Se4s
BON ben Sebn beuti9en 9efungensn, bic
aus benz Oetentipnslager in sort Nc,
qberIon in Der Oienitag Ra9t euttoms
men, fino am Greitas Don 49euteu oes
Suitt5z zSeportemenis eingefangen Dcrs
ben. 6inf purben in currency. Sa..
perbaffet unb Der iehite, Sobana
abelborot, elm llnterufft5isr, pur6e IN
Eieitger Stobt berbaftet.
Die IN Surrencp perbofteten iSlii9ts
Iin1e Tur5 4ri1plb SendeI, ein unters
effi3ier, unD bic Wlatrofeu Maris
milan gsniiuger, Carl Sdulbe, paul
Gisner unb @arrD> Beer. PalI Syalg,
EN- dnberer Don ben 5ebu, tpurbe an
9onnsr'tas 9Gbenb opn cinem SoIbas
ten perbaftet, iobab fib nur md brei
ST ann m isreibeit befirben. Inter ben
kbteren beFirbet ii9 Der 2eutnont
Sons Berg, Der bas BriTsniaiTf .9lps
PAM na6 Sdmpton RoaSs bru9te,
rahoem es bon Der .M1tpe- getdpert
ircrren mar.
Die in Surrencn perhafteten DtGns
ner perIu9ten bic Strife pom Tiiblthen
Seorgta o., trreiHeu. bic 70 Rssen
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True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on October 26.
1917. as required by tbs Act Of octo.
Der 9th, 1917.
(atHOciirte grsiTs.)
Dis itaIieniiden armeen boben an
Der 5ionso Gront cine iftpere slie,
berldse erIitten unb, ben baitlten
9tri1ten 5ufclse, 10000 Mann an
Gfmigenen unb 300 @efdiibe on be
Oeitsrrei9er unb 9eirtiden periOrsn.
bic cine semsiniame OffsfriiDc bsson'
nen.
Die Staliener seben gu, ON sinsm
4bf4nitt Der n0rblidTn Sionso
6ront, bonn Wonte Wlnggtpre bls
lpeitli9 bon au55o, auf ibre e;scns
8rtnas 3uriidsebrdnst iporben 5u iein.
Dns fis 5ipinst. bas 9dini53a pias
teau 5u rdumen.
General gabcrna bat bertn aud
NIT einem sinsisen S9Los feittns oes
GeinSss einen eroben 9heil' beheu
perIorsn, mos er in einem biele Wfos
nate lansem Jelr3ug sesen Die Celier.
reittr setponnen bate.
Dis es f9eirt, iparen bic italitnis
f9en 5ruppen, bic i'm ItBten Cons
mer In 70 briIlnuter Weiie uutsrbalb
DON 9Olmino iiber ben sionso seJan.
gen unb bttrd9tIi3 in Sitlt5er Ri9S
tuns pprsebrunsen paren, eestphnget,
ii9 fhnea pom Batrii5sn platsau
ipieher iiber ben STUB suriid5usienen,
nahbem ibrs 2inien tpeiter n0roIt4
bur1brohen fporben iporen, tppbei iie
erobs @erluits on ManHidoftsu unn
9eiGdben erlttten.
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lisuiI6en ariessminiiierium erla1ene
pffisielle Betantitmadung laiitet pie
foIgt:
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Der Mittipoh No6t unb dm Donnerss
tug NIT Earten Srupptumafsn iort'
seiebt.
BON Monte Wossiore BIB ipeit'
lid BON 2lrsSa 6absn mir uns auf ur's
isre @ren5linie auriidsesosen. Die
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aGumuns bes Sdini55a platedus be-
sinnen mubten.
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bert.
r3shn fein6fihe Tlus3eiise ipurotn
ON DDnnerstas Don uHieren aDinti'
tern nbgeidofsu Ober gum aanosH
et5ipuHgen.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27

porgaarbradsn n Der R9eirsgruotns
abgepprfeu, .fpie in elmer oFfi5iellen
@ntiinbisuns iiber bic s5dtisteit bt
britii4en Glieser mitsst6eiIt pirb. Gs
beiBt ierner IN ber getahntmo9ung,
baB aud bier feinOtiae GiugpldBe
anssg-iffen unb As ftbDere gomben
abgerOrfsn uub CUTE 9rsffer auf
5lug5eugi4uppeH bemsrtt porbsu
Isieu.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October 26,
1917, as required By the Act OF oeto-
ber 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27

BON bort sntfernt III. 9rberburbt iulrb:
bier berbaftet, naf6em sr in elmer
Gnbrif I'm Gr6eit nofgfu6t bate.
Den gearntsn Der 5nbrff tam Der
Monn OerbG6ttg Dor unD re beua9s
rt9ttgten bic geb6rben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
General BON 2lrbemme
Seutet tpeitere Rdumups DON frans
S5iiIaem @e6iet an.

&open5agen, 26. Sftober. -
@enerdlleutnnnt BON Irbenre, Der
Wsilitdrfa9mnln bes ,8srltner Soges
blatt1, re9net in einer 8eipre9ung
Der gaieberlage Der 9euti9en an Der
Gisne nit Der Wt6gli9teit zines tpeis
tersn Eiidsuss Der 9eutf9en an Der
gfisnssJront. Gr Tngt, bab bic Grun>
5ofn O9re Stpetfel nit i1ren glns
griffen fortfdbren perben unb tpenn
nI6 ibre 4usfi9ten nIf einei erbs
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bGh IN 8etro9t sieben nriiiIe, baB Der
@srtbeibigungsplan Der Seitihen bas
Gufgdben bon Serroin, bus fir ben
orcben tGttii6en pIan ni9t urums
gGugli9 pi6ttg III, inter geeigneten
umitGnben, penn ss gilt gr6Bere @ers
lufe gu bermeibsn, nibt berbiete.
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cfglei9 tiefer teinetpegs beDoritebt"
. f9rsi6t bon 4rbenne, rpiirbe bic
ifrategfi9e 2oge Der 9eitfden ni4t
Gnbern". Gr merit bornuf bin, oab
2uon irnmer nod stp0If Giloneter Oon
ter ShlaHffrort entfernt unb bur9
nete Selbtpeute teffyiibt III, bic su
nebrnen ben Sran5oieu Te3r fdtper
follen tpiirDe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
9Gn.mart plant 6 mbars o
auf @ GneinefIetj6.

&operbassn, 26. SH. = Die
3eitunsen ppn RDpenhagen srtldrtsn
am ssreitag, boB sin 8er6Ot Der 4uss
filbr Don SdpeinsfleiI9 beooritsbe,
I'm sinEa anssmeHeuea gSrsatR nos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27
Gntinnah samfag ben ~. Cttob 1917. Yrets Gena

Soften fir bos bdnif&s Bolt gu
fi4ern. qBis DerIartet. bate cine s1e'
gisruness&ommtiiion Die anseIegens
beit am Greitog IN geratbung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-27

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on October 20,
1917, as required by the Act OF ucto'
Der 9th, 1917.
0&e Srsi5eits Qu1ei1c
Wafbtngton, 3. g., 26. DIT.
Die 3eianIngen auf bic Grei9eitssglns
Iei5e battsn bis gum Sreitds abeuO
ssDuItlgs GOrti4ritts gemaat. S435,e
100000 pur0en pdbreno oes Eases
gesei9net. Der Geiommtbetrag tdt
ii9 $4,00O.000,o00 genahert uHO DE
glusf4ten paren Oerurt, baB Is Den
sepaltisen anitrensuugen DIR I'm sSns
terefe bR @nlsi9e sbatlgea 2,00o,9o6
periunen geIinsen mag, Die 3si4aull'
gen auf ii6sr $5,0O0,OOo,000 gu brin'
gen.
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fagts Setretar YteQooo am IbeEo.
rgt0ge ieber aHeritunii4s patttOt,
pel4er nod nidt geaei9net bat, ieIren
Ramsu Der Gbrenliite Der Nation bsts
fiigen, ittben er auf bic Jreibei.sans
leibe Iubitribirt. Den Wlanl, peIter
i'm Stanbe lit gu Bei4nen uab t9ut es
ni9t, tpiro uber iollte am Sountcg
DtOrgen @etpiFensbiiIe empfinbeu."
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perfiisbare 9oaarn0t6ig fei, I'm zen
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srb0ben, uno i'm gun5en 2anoe DIrocn
bic 4nitrengungen berooppelt, I'm an!
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tpaltige 3ei9nungen Elm. lin 8 lIbr
nm Qbenb tpurben bic SubItriptipn:n
1uf So, ,635, 100000 geidGst. eine 5us
geitdnoenermaben febr touTerputipe
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S4,000,0 100000 6eri9tet fsin ptrb.
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1917, as required by the Act Of octO-
Der 9th, 1917.