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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
More Estate Money
For Liberty Bonds

A total OF $4,000 more has been au.
thorized by Judge willett to be invest,
ed by trustee and guardian Of estate
money in liberty bonds This sun
makes a total of s33.10o that the cour
has ordered so invested He hopes L
increase 1t to at least $4,000.
David A. Whaley, OF Albion the trcs
tee of heirs Of the William II. Whale.
estate. petitioned the court Monday az
ternoon for authority to invest $1,000,
Of estate funds in his possession y
bonds.
Sanford Collins. guardian If Edit
and Paul Denbow. likewise pet!tionet
the court to invest 5000 Of his wards
money in the bonds. An order author
izing the investment was issued in botl
instances.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
LARGE Party at Albion,

Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Luce celebrated
the twentieth anniversary Of their we'd
ding Monday evening and entertained
the members Of the Methodist church
at the church which was attractively
decorated with ferns and garden flow
ers. The evening was pleasantly
passed with q program comprising vo-
cal numbers by Misses Maurine Fra
ley and Bernice Houghton, violin num-
bers by Misses Effie Arney and Mia
dred Luce. and piano number by Miss
Merle Houghton. Following the pro-
Gram, in the dining room, which was
decorated with bouquets, of bridal
wreath, refreshments were served By
Mrs. Luce, assisted by her daughter
Mildred and Miss Gladys Robinson.
Frank D. Dennis presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Luce with four $50 bank notes
from the members Of the church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
OF $1s5,7s7 OF TAX.
ABLE VALUE or CITY REAL
ESTATE SHOWN.
SMALLER INCREASES IN
PERSONAL PROPERTY, ETC.
Taxable Value Of Personal Property,
As.e,sabIe at Same Rate as Real
Estate, Increased Only $685.
Moneys and Credits Increased by
$113,422 Over 1916 Assessment.

The taxable value of real estate in
the city was increased s165,7s7 in. the
assessment of property for taxes made
this spring over the taxable value OF
property made in the assessment of
1915 The total Of the taxable value
Of city real estate as assessed this
spring and compiled in the county
auditors office is $1,964,659 as COM
pared with the 1915 assessment Of
$1,7ss.s72.
The increase in the actual value OF
property under the assessment, which
is four times the taxable value. was
$6S3,7s7. Increases in other classes Of
property are also shown by the spring
assessment but they are not SO large
and are not so important from a tax
ing standpoint.
The increase in the taxable value OF
personal property was $S,56S over the
taxable value of the same class OF
property as made in 1916. The totals
for the two years are: 1917, s369,s93;
1915, $3S1,325. Personal property is
subjected to the same rate of millage
levy for taxes as real estate.
The increase in moneys and credits
this spring over the 1915 assessment
is $113,422, the totals being s1,11s,257
this year compared with s2,0o4.SS5 in
1915. Moneys and credits, however
are subject to only a 5mill levy for
taxes.
The totals used in the valuation of
real estate do not include the taxabie
values at which public utilities, rail-
roads. express companies and tele-
phone and telegraph companies prop
critics are assessed. The same millage
is levied against these properties as
against real estate but the assessments
apportioned to this city have not yet
been made and were deducted from
the real estate total of the 1915 assess
ment. In that year they were s9O,325,
and they are expected to be somewhat
more than that this year
Whether or not the increase in the
valuation of real estate and other
property in the city will have any
effect on the millage levy remains to
be seen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall.
town Merchants.

Prices Paid to Farmers by MARSHALL.
town Merchants,
The following prices are quoted by
Marshalltown dealers for the different
varieties OF farmers provisions, grain
and produce
The George McCord grocery quotes
the following prices:
Butter--3S.
Eggs-34.
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at their
place Of business in this city. subject.
however, to market changes:
Corn--New ear, 1850. Ne
Oats-60,
Tho following market quotations ara
furnished by H. Willard, Son & Co.:
Clear medium native wool--a46 $50.
Coarse and low-42@46.
Light, fine-35 @40.
Heavy, fine-30@35.
Pelts-50, rs and $50.
No. hides--17.
No. hides-16.
Horse hides, tail on-6.o0 to TOO.
Hog skins-40 to 80 cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12

hurry and without the least pain. lear
wear tight shoes. dance and walk a
though l never had corns."
"Gets-It' makes the use Of toe -irri.
tating salves, bundling bandages, tape
plasters and other things not only fool
ish, but unnecessary. Use this wonder
full discovery, "Gets-It," for any soft OF
hard corn or callus. 1t is the new. sim
Pile, easy, quick way, and it never fails
QUILL never have to cut a corn again
with knives or scissors, and run
hances of blood poison. Try "Gets-It'
tonight.
Gets IT. is sold everywhere. Csc a
bottle, or sent on receipt of price by E
Lawrence & Co, Chicago. ILL.,
Sold in Marshalltown and recon-
mended as the worlds best corn rem.
edy by Mcbride & Will Drug Co.. A. T
Elder, Peter Mayer & Son, B. A. Nor
gan, Henry S. Mayer. Old Reliable
Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
Spreadina H.pp;nsss.

So to order ones life as to keep.
amid tolls and sufferings, the faculty
Of happiness, and be able to propagate
Il in sort of salutary contagion
among ones fellow men, is to do a
work Of fraternity in the noblest sense
TO give atrIfiing pleasure. smooth an
anxious brow, bring little light into
dark paths what a truly divine Office
In the midst Of this poor humanity -
Exchange.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12

attended. and this afternoon she was
at Liscomb. Wednesday forenoon she
will be at the Albion church and In
the afternoon at the Hartland church.
Thursday morning she will be at the
Friends church at Bangor and in the
afternoon at the consolidated school
in Liberty township.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
Flowers.

Flowers are perhaps the most effec.
live of the many little finishing
touches necessary to an attractive
home. There are thousands of persons
with beautiful houses, costly furnish
!ngs, perhaps, artistically and skillful-
~ arranged by the hands of a clever
decorator, but it takes the little finish
Ing touches, the seemingly unimpor-
tant tiny things, done by the woman
who loves and exists for her home and
expresses her soul in her surroundings
to make the house lovable.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
Licensed 70 Wed.

Walter W, Reynolds. farmer, aged %,
OF Conrad. and Mabel D. Rosenberger,
aged 81, of Gladbrook.
Albert w. Koch, farmer, aged Is.
and Gertrude E. Mayer. aged IS, both
Of st. Anthony.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
kgopPEL WILL PRoBATED.
Children Are Bequeathed Property Of
Mrs. Jane e. keoppel,

. b ~ .
All the estate of Mrs. Jane e. Keep
pei, formerly of Liberty township, was
beaueathed to the children, ac-
cording to the will that was
admitted to probate in the district
court Monday afternoon. To her son.
Louis r. keoppel, his mother be-
queathed him one-third dover interest
in 100 acres Of land Of the estate Of her
husband, A ]. Keoppel. The rest OF
the property was divided equally
among the eight remaining children.
Mrs. Edna B. Pehtory, George l. Keo-
Mrs. Edna B. Pethory, George =
Ksorrs!!, Mrs. Addie w. Muschick, and
Thomas B., Alta S., Edmund, Gail, and
Lawrence L. Keoppel. Louis r. Keep
pei was nominated executor. The will
was dated Dec. IS, 1906.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12

ing to he the last will and testament
OF Norman B. Conley. late Of Marshall
county, Iowa, deceased, at which time
and place you will appear and show
cause, II any. why said will should not
be admitted to p, obate.
( In testimony whereof. ! have hereto
subscribed my name and affixed the
seal Of the District Court, this 18th day
Hot June, A. u. 1917.
G. w. Gilbert.
Clerk Of the District Court.
BY Glen F. Richards, deputy clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
MANY AT DEMONSTRATION.

Large Number Of Green Mountain Wo-
" men at Canning instruction.
Many Of the women Of Green Noun
tain and tsevicinity attended the sec
ond Of the canning demonstrations at
the Congregational church in Green
Mountain Monday afternoon. They
found the instruction given by Mrs.
Mary Gregg very interesting.
AS result of the demonstration q
canning club Of forty members was or
ganized, Mrs. Claude Estal was chos-
I UiIS Ice1uer. AZ
Thix forenoon Mrs. Gregg gave a
demonstration at the b. H. jackson
home in Vienna which was also largely
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
In the District Court.

The action brought by Ella L. Har-
ris against D. j. Evans ct al, was be-
gun before Judge Willett Monday af-
ternoon. The suit is an action on the
title of city property that was bought
by Evans at a sale for delinquent
taxes.
The plaintiffs motion for new trial
of the case of Warren Cannon VS.. D.
D. Maytag was overruled.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
PROBATE NOTICE.
flee Of the Clerk Of the District

Court.
4 State of Iowa. Marshall county. SIS.
District Court, March Term, A. D.
1917.
TO whom 1t May Concern:
You and each Of you are hereby noti-
fled to appear at the court house in
Marshalltown, Iowa. In said county. at
3 o'clock g. m. on the 9th day Of July,
1917 to attend the proof Of and p-obat-
ing an instrument in writing purport-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
Attention Everybody,

The local lodge OF Elks cordially in
vite the public to attend their annual
flag day exercises to be held at tho
lodge rooms, Thursday June II at 1880
.. m. Everybody come. A good pro-
gram is assured. F. W. Ritter Elk
allied Ruler.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
Valuable Assistance.

A little girl was watching survey
or at work near by with great interest.
After aitime she Joined him and timld-
could you help me do 7''he jocularly In
quired. Il could help you walk. she
venfuretl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
CUMMINGS is SENTENCED.
Insurance Man Ordered Imprisoned
Case Will ae Appealed,

Fred H. Cummings, an insurance
agent OF this city, who was convicted
Of assaulting w. o. Butler with knife
was sentenced to serve one year in the
Anamosa reformatory at hard labor
by Judge Willett this forenoon. The mo-
ton Of Cummings attorneys for new
trial was overruled, Appeal bond was
fixed at sl500 and was furnished. The
case will be appealed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
Cucumber Growers.

If you have not supplied your require
ments of seed you should do so at once
as crop should be planted not later
than the goth of this month. Gail at
our office. Marshall Vinegar Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
THE BELLE,

! Paisley in shades Of old rose hand
somely set off with stole OF black
velvet and gorgeous silk tassel at
fords this beautiful wrap lined with
| creamy Japanese silk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
Elks Attention.

We will leave the lodge rooms at
1880 to attend the funeral of Brother
c. S. Hutson. Frt w. Ritter, Exalted
Ruler.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-12
Come on Over, See
Ny Corn Fall Off,
~ Put 2 Drops Of 'Gets-It on last
Njuht-Now Watch"

"See-all You have to do is to use
your two fingers and lift the corn right
off. That's the way 'Gets-It' always
works. You Just put on about 2 drops,
Then the corn not only shrivels, but
loosens from the toe, without affecting
the surrounding flesh in the least. Why.
it's almost a pleasure TO have corns and
see how 'Gets-It gets them Off in q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05

ieins Jnausurations zgttbe gebalten
an bsr Spibe Der parabe mad berl
Wttbsn 9auft Suridtebren unb bic
parabs iiber bic Taufenbe bon wtar.
idtrenben BON elmer Dor benz Weiben
6auie trri4teien Sribiine aus abntbs
men.
Der Grnit Der Situation ipirb burG
cine Sd4e tlar sema9t ipsrben. sln
Der pennibIpania Gpenue pirb iit
ndmIid Der llmsus bur9 3fpei Msi6en
bon MiIi5truppen beipesen, bic aus
Tep Yorisr Resimentern setpGbIt
ipurben, bic bon Der msritaniIhtn
@ren5e suriidsetsbrt itnb. gs IN bas
erik Nal felt Der sipeiten Snausuras
tion beg prGfibenttn 9incoln, baB BEL
Der EMANCIPATION zines prdfibenten
BAG pubIiium burd gruppen 3uriid.
gebdlten iperben tpirb.
glm Sonntag 4benb bate Der qDrds
fbent feline SnausurationssRsbe nod
nidt beenbst unb man sIaubt, bab Ct
iiber bic yheberldas Der @orldae fir
beipaffnete ReuiraIitdt i'm Genat Ger,
f6iebenes au iaeen baben ipirb.
Der &ssen. Der am Samitaa e.naes
iebt bate, belt aud am Sonntaa ben
gdrl3en Tag an, unb fiir Monias In
gIethfdQs Neaen In 9(usGdlt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-05
lin ben gsitimmuns.n Der Derfafurs
bufitdblib e,rsht 81 fperbeH.
Wontas pirb ct ssIesentIid Der fsicr'
Iiden Snauguration pisbr
bereibigi.
Der llmjus piro am WIontas bur6
Wilijtruppen mari6iren, Die
bas publiilm I'm S9a4
baltsn.
Gum eriien Rule isii Der Slpeiten Sns
ausurutiun 2ineoIns perbsn
Sruppsn bier,u perpeno,t.

DafbinstOn. .. g.. a. giar3
9rGiibent Dilion bat am Sonnidg II
Der Wiitassitunbe in ieinem 3imms'
i'm Sapitpl ben glmtseib fir iciner
sntiien 2lmtsiermin abssIesi uni
lpirb am gloutas nit ben iib!i1sr
Geremonisn inausurirt iperoen.
Dor ieinsn nit papieren unD Dos
tumsnien bebedien Sdreibtif5 it.'
bsnb, psrpfIidiste Der Yrdiioeni iia
bic 8eiiimmun9en Der Ueriaiiung 81
ipabrtn, eIsitoiel ipsIde ariien bit
iummenben pier Sabre brinssn m5'
ssn. gla6bsm er ieierIid bic altebr'
ipiirbiae Gib,siorinel fpi.berboIt bate.
tiibte Il bic gibel unb Stpdr oil esr
St.lle bes 2. Berries bes AS. piulm:
.@oit 1T unisre 3uoerii4t unb Stdr'
ie, cine SiIfs in ben srobeu R0tben,
bic uns s,trofienbaben.'
Sberrid!.r Wbite bonn Gberbnnbsss
qerid)t nabm BEN prGiihnten ben
9lmiseib ab unb bradts aIs grIier
feline @liidpiinfhe bar. Sbm folsten
bic @iitglisber bss aabiuets. prdFs
bent DiiOn Oaniie ibnen nit einem
2d6eln unb isBte ii9 bunn ipitbtr an
bas puIt, I'M bic unterbrO6ene ars
belt pisber auf5unebmen.
9lm Moniaa pirb Der prdiibent ben
gmtseib pieberum auf Der 9ribane
DOR BEN adpitol abIegen. gr Bate,
aeitiist aui prdjsben3fdlI.. DON Der
0ereioigung am Gonntug atiiaub
nebmen iOnRsn, aber er mollts ssnau
ben 8eitimmunsm Der 0.rfaiiuns
eniipreGsn, laut fpel1tr Der prdTbent
fsin amt am A. Wdr5 giiitass Inn IL
llbr aniretsn mnb.
9iseprGToent Waribal Iesie am
Gonntas ben amiseib nidt ab. Ions
bern Iein, gereibigung srfolst am
Montas gslegsnilid Der Sonoeriibuns
bss Senats nit BEN iibIi4en Geremps
MEL.
Sn Der gunbssbauptiidbt, bic nit
Sremben aus allen Sbsilsn bss aans
bes anesiiiut III, iiebt man Der Snaus
gurationsfeier 5ss Mpniass nit Der
gr0bten Spaunung entsestn. Obihon
Der prdiibeut aneeorbuet Bat, oab bic
Geier 70 f6Iiht als nur mSgli4 fem
lou 10 ipirb lie fi4 Don ibrsu @orsGns
gerinnen nur ipsnig unterf9eiben.
Der prGiioent tpirb am Wonics,
na9Sem er bsH amtssiS abgs!eg. uubl
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Mnfd4e.

glpbs Slider. Elm 35jdbriss,
Gtrabenbnbn &oHon,tsur, fisI gss
fern Rati auf benz Wse. Don BEN
GIienb GarsSfuppm na4 isiHsr
Mobnana. 30. 1924 Giiiern ApeniIs.
an Der 9rooilpn glpsnue unb penn,
fplpnnia 4ptnus bon einsr Wlansr ailf
bns gabHbeti. ssrabt nIs Elm 3us por'
bsijauiie. u. llnsliidlihs atrisib oc'
bti unts- bic RGoer unb tiibk nidt
MIR ben redteR arm Elm. frnbsrn er'
iiti aud einn S9dbtibrud unb ans
bere gsr!tsungsn. 10 bab sr imetabt'
boipital. tpobin tr sebraGt Dorben in,
in boifnunasloiun 3uitGnbe barnist
perlest.
@dbrenb einss Sireites NIT Iel.
ner Satin srbisIi Der 28idbrie, SObu
1881 Central elptnue, BON
oieIer NIT einer @isrflofhe sinsn fold
G1loa auf ben 4opf, bat
Il hutenb 5ulommenbra4 uub be.
5ufs Wsbanblunasn mad bsm Giabss
p0ipital cebra4t spsrbsp mute
=
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MHerhaMb ltlf
Wnrbe in ben Iebten
Stunben Der Gisuns
bes Reprdfentantens
bauits attritben

70 bington, .. g., a. WGr3,
gBGbrene Der lebten Stunben, nab,
rsnb ipsIGtr bas Repraientant.nbaus
ees 64. aOnsreFss am Spnntas in
Sisuns NOR, sins es iiberaus Iuiiis
au, IS rurbe strsbet, stIadt unb g,s
iungsn. ubsr bic sr5b.s Jreub. bersis
tet jebpd aussmsin Elm llIf, ouf ben
ioipobI bas publitum in b.r @aaerie.
fpie aud ein GROCER Gbsil Der glbgss
prbnsisn bsrsinfieI.
9eianntIih in i'm Gtaat Tlontana
JrI. Seanti!s Rantin gum aonaress
abssoroneten eripGblt porben unS
lpirb bas erite ipeiblit. Dei.n lein,
Sas ie i'm aDnsr.b Sip unb @timme
sebabt. 1rl. Runtin tpurbe am Conn
tag bier erpartsi. traf jsbo6 nift elm
unb bic ibr 3ussbuht eep,iensn Spa.
tionsn tpurbsn Grnu Geprse %. Gbs
monbs. Der Gniiin bss ReprGfentanten
ebmonbS aus pennipIpdnieu gu
3beiI rne 5par auf 9runb zines
SderSss, b.n Der Qbseorbn.is griiien
Don Sninois nusesbedt bate. aurs
na6bem Spreher Glari bic Situng
peridsi bate uub bi. R,prdisntanien
nuf ben Ssnnt tporteten unb bic Sci!
nit aIItrbarb Iii tobii6Iussn, tbeiI.e
gritten fsinem aulIesen Gallipan bon
nit. bab yrI. Rantin
i'm SiBungsiaal fei. Galinnn iprang
auf fein pult, p<rtiinbets bi. anpe.
fsnbeit bss eriten tpeibIiden Gonsreb,
abseorbnttsn unb fprberte @ritien auf
bic DAME porSufiibren. 9tuf 0runb
Der porberissn Nbmaduna tpurbe nun
Jrau Gbmpnbs als Srl.Raniin porees
itelt unh nit ri.iiaem Subel begriibt.
Der III, ipdbrie Sann cine 3sit lang.
bio 6uu Gbmonbs in eintm unbs'
pudtsu Momtnt Den Sisunssiaal
DsrIisb.
qlls SpreGer glart prd,iie nit bem
SdIas Der Wiiiussiiunbe bic Sibuna
ihlob, ,purbe .Golumbia tbe Gem of
ID. Stean' onseIiimmt unb Grau
Sbar.es 3. aintbicum. bic Satin bss
Qintbieum BON Wlurps
Ianb, eniiaItets in Der 9allsris Elm
nGttass i,ibsnts Siernsnbanner uns
sr tuTenbem 8eifan.
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Satin oes nngesiemen6en DetrngenS
bcfduIoigt uno altberoem erfIdrt, bal
iie ibm Sas 2eben 10 unailgenebm &C.
n1aht bobe, DAB er ge5ipungen mar,
Tie su perIaiien. Gn oteie NefduIb.,
gunaen nidt ourb getpeiie erb6rtet
perben fon,iten, puroe Die 9Iage ab-
gepieien.
= SIN @siunbbsitsamt ipurben il,
Der absslaufsnsn Wode folasnbs 5Os
besfGlIe ansemeIoet: @eo. Spaetb, 72;
Iinnis pelaer, 81; Marb g. Sdras
Der, 4; Suiis Murpbp, %; Wm. 6.
Sremer, 81; Catherine 5enser, 81;
Singing Sorban; Warp u. Sreifer,
81; Robert 9srrarb, 80; 2ibia s,
Ypli, 46 Sabre.
SIN &reissericht purben iolsens
be qlntlasen Sur @erbunOlung onges
ieBt: SIiours Siesel, Grlungeu bon
8slo unter faIi6en @orpdnoeH, 26.
MdrS; 8. S6arbt, 3erit0ren DON gis
gentbum, 26. Mdr3; S!alus alias
StaceD Gibbs. 9robbiebitabl. Gr
miro beicbulDist, BON Sebaitian G6ers
niaf $S34,34 9eItoblen gu 9aben, %.
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Oeftranbet

ST Der 9ampfsr raOuif a'
ma Der 9sIas Oil Go.
Renport, Or. g., a. Wldr5.
RotbIisnaIs bonn Dampfer ~Gouiiias
na- Der Ssras Oil Co., Der auf Der
@inter Quarter Sboal feitist, iDurs
ben am Sonntas in Der bisfisen guns
i.nitaiion aufssiansen. Die Rotbiiss
mole purb.n Idlisblih 10 i6fpah, bab
iie ni1t perftanbsn perbsn sonnten.
Wie es btibi, III Der &iiiiensuttsr
sYamderaip- bem Ddmpftr Su Ollie
esianbt porben.
pbiIabeIpbid, 4. WGrs. Der
bieIieen MnrinsbGrfe tpurbs semelbet,
bub Der Maftinenrnum bes Dams
piers .apuiIianu" iibtrf6Demmt 1T
unb bab iOfortise 5ilfe bon 10iben
1T. Der Dampfsr 1T 3ipsi Tlsilen
n5rblia bon Otson Gitp ssiiranbet.
gi. .aouiiiana' mar NIT elmer aas
buna Sel bon 9ampito na4 pbiIabsls
pbio unterDeas.
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8eaepue umb 1abtpn.

Der Osutid 9lmeritaniltt
Staotperbanb BON 9aptpn 6ielt ge:
itern Nuhmittag unter oem goriit
ben 6. &letn in Reders Salle feln'
mpnatli6e 9si9dftsperiammlung ab,
Sypbn 9pnbago prptotollirte. Iuf bas
9lbleben bon @alenttn Roebler tpurben
Sr1uer6cTdliiIe perIeIen, tpel6e pon
benz apmmittee, beitebenb aus ben
Mitsliebern Nic qrnplo. Sol. Sunt
unS Sobn 9pnbaio, obseiabt porben
tparen. sc puroe bann bei6loHen, Die
9eileibsbeI6IiifIe bem protutoa einSue
perleiben unb ben Sintsrbliehenen eins
9lbItrift Sutommen gu ldHen. Nls
neuss Witglisb fpurben Guauit StroJa
unb 9(noreas Sob aufsenommen.
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Wenis Nemes
Sat bic Obsrite Ssereslcituns BON Der
psrIhieoenen arisssidaupIdssn
gu fnelpen.
aletne Grfplge iparen auf bem ips'tI'
den Sriegsidauplas gu oer'
5ei5nen.
aebbafte Sample am Sonltas Yor'
mittaa nDrbli6 bon Der Somms
unD auf bem DitIitsr lfer
Der Waas.

9erlin, a. Wdrs. (sluf brabtIo
lem 8eas na6 sappia9. afm Sonn
tao fam es, pie aus Dem 3ufasberId
Der SberItsn Sesresleituns erbeat, De-
am Sonntag gbsnb uerOTlsniIl9
ipurbe, an Der Observation-Disclosures
ssrunt u5rDli6 BON Der Somme iopl'
auf bem OItli9sn llfer Der Wsaas n
Der @esenb BON gsrbuH gu Isn9aftsr
SGmpfen. Der geri9t lantet fuI'
fotgt:
,@dbrenb Der Morgenitunben tam
eg su lebbaftsn SGulpfsn nDroIi3 Don
Der Somme unb auf Dem oItIiden
llfsr Der Waas. Gs furoen sahIreia'
2ufttGupfe itutt. 9om Ditliten ME
pom ma5ebonifden ariessf6auplaB
1T nidts BON Seoeutuns gu berl4tell'
Der regulGre amtlite geritt Der
Sberiten Sesresleituna Der pdbreno
bss Sages DerDffentlidt purbe, ents
belt feline gladri9ten Don beIonOsrsr
gsoeutung. Sein Dortlaut mar ME
fplst:
yDeitli4er SriegsihauplaB: Sns
fplge Der unsiinitigen Ditterunssber'
bdltnife bat fi6 bic &ftbdtigtsit
fait ausnu9mslOs in iebr gsIndbisten
9rer5en bepegt. uuiere unternebs
mungen rparen an peridiebsnen punts
ten erfplgrei9. Sn Der Rdbs bon
Gbiap, 5pii3en Der CONNIE unb Der
glbre, tpurosn 18 Gneldnber als @sz
fansene einsebru9t; auf Der 2anbs
itrube DON Gtain na9 9erbun pure
BEN iiber bunbert 5ranaoien ssfangen
senpmmen unb on beibsn llfsrn Der
0oller i'm SbersgIIaB gerietbsn 81
6ran5oien in bic 9efansenfhuIt.
OeitIi4er &riegsi4auplab: IS bas
ben feline &dmpfe DON 8ebeutuHg
itattgsfunben. Die aGIts III inner
NOD febr beOeutenb.
WtasehOniiter SrisSsidauplas: Die
Gage lit unoerdnbert.
SIN amtli6en 9erifa bes tiirtifden
&rtessminifteriums bonn l. Mar3
pirb iiber Sample Der 1iirten nit ben
rufiif6en Sruppen in Der Geserb Don
Sunaban in Periien beri9tet. Der Be-
ri9t lautet tpie folgt:
.periif9er ariessIaauplas: 9lm
26. Jebruar periu4ts cine itarte Gbs
tbetlung feinOIi9er SupaQsris, DON
Snfanterietruppen untsritiist, fidb un>
feren Dorsef9obenen Stslungen auf
Der 2arbftrabe DDn Samuban nah
Sasuin gu nGbern, tpurbe isbo3 bur4
unier Seuer suriidsetrieben. 4m 81.
5ebruar fartb Elm @efedt spii4en
srtuuDe,ussmauHi9 batt.1 |
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NsfSrberunsen In bsr Mrmse ,inb Ueas
yitk foipie i'm bic Grnennrna. BOT,
poiimsiitern. DAB bisit Grntnnnnecn
ni4t beitdtist ipurbsn, III sum gr5Bisn
Gbeil BEN Wunf4e bes prdfbentsn jii
uerbonien. bab sr feinen 2etborat Or.
Carp Z. Grapfon gum wsebieuI Dirses
tor NIT btm Ranse zines Rear Mbmis
raj ernannt baben ipoIIte. ObfGop sa
bon Mnfang an tlar mar. bab bisIe
Grnennuns nidt beifdtigt msrbsn
70 fpubten bic 9efiirpOrter
biefer Grnennuns es bod 5i perbins
bern, bdb Grapfons Rame bon Der
Spibe Der aiiie enifernt tpurbe unD bic
Jolge mar, bab fid bann eine fbisr
enblpfe RamensIiite BEN feinen ans
reibte.