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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12
BIG JOB FOR RAILROADS.
Will Have to Transport 6e7 900 Men TO
Various Cantonments.

Altogether 6S7 900 men will have to
be transported to the various canton
ments that the government Is building
to house the new national army. The
movement will start Sept. 3 Between
that date and Sept. 8 the railroads will
complete the entrainment of 100000
men, or approximately 80 per cent OF
the total number scheduled to be NOV
ed to the various training camps.
Ii is expected that a second move
ment of approximately 10000 men will
begin on Sept. 10. continuing for four
days thereafter. and "A third movement
" the same size on Oct. 3
Some conception Of the magnitude of
the task confronting the American
Railway association in preparing sched-
ules that Will assure the safe and
prompt transportation of these armies
without interfering with regular traffic
may be CLEANED from the fact that to
move merely one field army OF 10000
men requires 900 cars made up into
and train crews.
Meanwhile. I'm addition to moving
The 6S7,O0O recruits for the national
army, the railroads have been asked
TO supply transportation for the 10000
members of the national guard to their
training camps. This national guard
movement has already started and will
continue In increasing volume until all
have been moved
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12
DAD and THE BOY
SIOUX CITY MAN WILL BUM
WITH HIS MAYNARD son.

Sioux City, Sept. IL. When
Frank Kellogg. of Sioux City, receiv-
ed a postcard from his 15-year-old
son, Elmer. postmarked Council
Bluffs. stating that the boy was
headed south for adventure and
would be gone a long time. he inn
mediately packed up and started to
find his son. Il am no going TO
bring him back" said Mr.. Kellogg.
Il am just going along. If he wants
TO do some cumming I'll give him his
fill of it. Wen bum around the
country together until Elmer cries
quits. Then Wen both come home
to ma"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12
BEFORE END OF SEPTEM BER
Coal Prices for All Communities vii
Be Fixed.

Washington, Sept. IL. = Retail Goa
prices will be announced for every
city and community In the country,
Or. If. A. Garfield, the fuel admins
traitor, announced, before the end OF
the month.
They viii be fixed on the recon
mendation of local committees to be
named by the state fuel administra.
tors.
ut is obvious" DR.. Garfield said
that the prices will vary consider
ably between localities and between
city and country districts"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12
ABERDEEN MOTHER
AFTER WEEKS HEARS OF THE
DEATH OF HER SOLDIER
son.

Aberdeen, Sept. 12.-Three weeks
of anxiety gave way TO a mothers
grief Friday night when a long dis
stance telephone message brought to
Mrs. Grant Dutro. of this city. word
of the death of her son, Richard
Campbell, OF the Twenty-fouFth aero
squadron, u. s. A.. who died of ~
phoid fever at South San Antonio,
Tex, on September 3.
When they brought home the
body of Ernest Tiffany. | thought
what a blow that must be to the
mother of that boy; now | realize
fully what it meant TO her" said
Mrs. Dutro, at her apartments at No.
81 Rehfeld flats, this morning.
Three weeks ago | received a let
ter from Richard saying that he was
leaving San Benito for San Antonio
and that he was glad to go because
he had been sick all the time he was
there" said Mrs. Dutro. THAT was
the last | heard from him. | wrote
him and did not receive an answer,
Finally | wrote to the captain OF his
company and that letter must have
reached there about the time he died,
Richard was in the service of his
country eight years. He joined the
Iowa national guard when he was
16 years old and served four years,
Four years ago he enlisted in the
regular army at the Preside, San
Francisco, Cal"
The letter from Corp. Tigher
''bunkie" of the deceased soldier &c
the News was part of three weeks
effort by him and the war depart
ment to locate Mrs. Dutro, whose
name they had understood was Mrs
Grant Brantbucro.
A brother of Mrs. Dutro, who
lives in Sioux City. telephoned he
the sad tidings Friday night.
He was buried in the national
cemetery at San Antonio. His hear
was In the army and he would like
to rest where his departed comrade!
lie, so his remains will probably no
be taken to the family burial ground
at the old home in Waukon. Ia, saif
Mrs. Dutro.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12
Don't Let Your Cough xang On.

A cough hat ack and weakens Is
dangerous. 1t undermines your health
and thrives on neglect. Relieve 1t al
This soothing balsam remedy heals the
throat. loosens the phlegm. it's antisep-
tic properties kill the germ and the cold
Is quickly broken up. Children and
grown ups alike find DIR. Kings New
Discovery pleasant to take as well as
effective. Have = bottle handy In our
medicine chest for grippe. Group and all
bronchial affections. At druggists, SO
cents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12
MUSCLE so1ExEss RELIEVED.

Unusual work bending and lifting or
strenuous exercise is a strain on the
muscles. they become sore and stiff, you
are crippled and In pain. Sloan's Lini-
ment brings you quick relief. easy to
apply, 1t penetrates without rubbing and
drives out the soreness. A clear. liquid,
cleaner than mussy plasters or ONT
ments, 1t does not stain the skin or clog
the pores. Always have asbottle handy
for the pains aches of rheumatism. govt,
lumbago, grippe. bruises. stiffness,
backache and all external pain. At your
druggist. IS cents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12
Girls, BEWARE!
JOY RIDING ON SHORT AC.
QUAINTANCE Is A DANGER
Gus PROCEEDING.

Aberdeen, Sept. 12.-Successfully
defending their honor in an all night
episode, staged In an auto sidetrack-
ed at the Mcdonald grove. -four miles
northwest of the city, two young Abb
erdeen girls. aged Ia and l6 years
respectively, are safe at home for the
present with a bitter lesson to last
them for the rest of their lives.
And in the city Jail lie two Aber-
deem young men, 81 and % years
old, respectively, who were RESPONSE
BILE for their terrible experience and
the anguish of the parents Of the
young women whose daughters were
missing all night.
The occurrence took place Sunday
/ evening and early Monday morning,
ending in the return home of the two
girls at $50 a. IN. and the arrest OF
the young men at about the same
hour i'm the Empire restaurant by Of
ficer Bennett.
The two girls were downtown Sat
urday night and the two young men
followed them and scraped up a con
versation.
An engagement was made to take
them to the show Sunday night, a
meeting place arranged nearby their
homes. and a great lark anticipated
Sunday night the two men were
waiting for them at the corner OF
| Washington street and Fourth ave.
nue. NE with an auto. Quickly bun.
died in the machine, the party was
joyously on its way.
But at Main street the driver turn
ed north to Wylie park instead ol
downtown and despite the protests o
the girls, sped along as he urged {
little spin first"
The spin" took them TO Wylie
then west a mile and north agar
four miles to the Mcdonald farm
grove. Here the young men drove
up into the trees. stopped the engine
put out the lights, and the battle fol
honor was on.
II was an hour later that the girls
got out of the auto and started tt
walk home. but at the bridge cross
ing Foot creek became more fright
ened of the dark road and lonesome
surroundings that of their compan
ions and returned. begging the mel
to drive them home.
But the young men would not lis
ten. Pleadings and e~ntreaties were
without avail, and the party contin
ued TO occupy the auto until day
break.
Faint sparks of latent manhood re
strained the young men from uslnt
force In their purposes, and they arr
probably most thankful today tina
arguments only were employed.
AS it became lighter the party re
turned. The girls were set afoot a
the end of the North Main stree
payemant to get home the best wal
they could and the young men drove
down to the Empire restaurant 10
lunch, where they were nabbed b!
the police. who had been on tn
watch for them, aided by the deserlp
ton given by the girls on reaching
home at $40 o'clock.
The two culprits have made ful
confession of the affair to the polie'
and the girls substantiated thei
story that they were not harmed II
any way.
While this Is not the first case o
like nature. according to current Cos
sin. Il Is the first time an episode o
this character has been brought Z
the attention of the authorities an
IL is probable that before the matte
is finished Joy rides will be mos
unpopular where intentions are no
honorable.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12
JUDGE Go.. Solomon On. Better

In Asheville, N. c., a Judge decided
that a hostler charged with drunken
ness vas not to blame because he had
been sold horse liniment by a druggist,
who knew what he really wanted it for,
SO he fined the druggist, but Oh second
thought he also held the hostler for
cruelty to animals In depriving horses
Of medicine.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12

Because Of the wal many positions
formerly filled by young men are open
to older men. A mans Kidneys may
make him unfit for hard labor or clear
thinking, may make him old before his
time. for poisons retained in the system
slow him up physically and mentally.
Foley Kidney Pills tone up weak, disor-
dered kidneys. Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12
Has RECOVERED Hxa zEALrH.

SO many suffer from similar
Affections that this testimonial from
Mrs. Laura Beall, Plattsburg, Mis-, will
be read with interest: Il got in bad
health. My left side hurt all the time.
/ took doctors medicine, but 1T did me
no good. took two bottles of Foley
Kidney Pills and I feel all right now"
Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12

Grand Rapids. Mich, Sept. 12.-Fiye
men, believed to be tramps, were kill
ed when a Pere Marquette freight
train WIS wrecked near Cedar Lake.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12

The readers OF this paper wall be
pleased to learn that there 10 At least
been able to cure In all It's stages. and
that IL Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure II
the only positive cure Q known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
0tttuttonal treatment. Halls CalLrrh
Cure IL taken internally. acttns directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
foundation OF the disease, and givins
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In do
ing its work. The propr1etors have 90
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
. , that II falls to cure. Send for list
Of testimonials. Address: +. J. Cheney
&c. Take HAIL. Family pills fov ~on-
9tlpat1on.-Adv
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12
Oddities of the News

Bundle of wood New York boy was
carrying on his head tDppled over on
him and killed him.
Running away from home because OF
whipping, u Greenwich Comm boy liv-
ed on vegetables stolen from the police
gardens.
Strongest baby In the country Is
Charlie White, two, OF Great Barring
ton, Mass, who car chin he bar tf-
teen times,
Funeral procession allowed TO cross
from Minnesota into Iowa consisted OF
a hearse aud twenty-five automobiles
filled with liquor.
Rrevity and density of bathing suits
Mt Atlantic City are to be censored by
four policemen appointed to the job as
a reward for m%eritorious service.
Nineteen-year-old youth arrested In
Duchess county. n. Y, called himself
a war veteran. He fought two years
with the Canadians In Europe and
doubtless felt like one
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12
N You

In August the air Is full of pollen and
dust that cause trouble for some, yet
others are never bothered. No remedy
does more to relieve hay fever and asth-
ma than Foley's Honey and Ia Com
round for coughs, colds and Group. 1t
clears and soothes the Afflicted nose,
throat n bronchial tubes. Sold every
where.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12

Five hundred per cent or more on
IN investment is q good thing. Lit
tie wants ads In The Daily Leader
will bring these results.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-09-12
WHEN CEN. HAIC
TURNED THE TIDE
Goodness on Manin Road
Saved the Day at YpreS.
WORKED PASSAGE TO SEA

Cooks, Servants and OrderIies Went on
Firing Line and Man Who Exchanged
Frying Pan For the Rifle Achieved
Record For Bravery as lmperishable
as That Of Comrade Trained to Fight.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16

ser Whttter meiIt 20 0earf 4oitgelb
giebt. bas 9fabden 10 bis Is Marf.
bleibcil bai5ea liod geirlg fir perIon=
ltde 4usgaben ii6rig.
Die aobne Der Sugenoliden iino
ihpaltfeno. ssn ben Munitionsfabrie
ten 5eigen Tie nod INNER cine itei-
ge11be genoena. @obenlobne bon
so bic 100 Marf fom1nen tlod irr-
mer Dor. Oie 2obne Der Wf1o,
den iin6 nieoriger, bod iit eli, $50.
henlobn bon so Marf BEL ibnen fei-
ne 5eltenbeit. Ser Dllrdidnitts-
lohn lit 30 Bis 35 Wsarf. Das alles
5li perbrauhen, lit fir eitrer Silge,tbs
lid,en entibieoen 8llpiel. 9ie Sugen6,
liben, oie sur @eridapenoung ilei-
gen, geben 5ipar einfad ben gltern
peniger aoitgelo ober suilien iih Dem
Spar5uong 81 ent5ieben. sc fin0en
iih nod inlmer ltnternebmer, Die III
ilen babel bilfreibe Sanb leiiten, IN.
benz iie oie @eroronung llmgeben
Mailenarbeitsnieo ieoerlegungen bon Sli-
genoliden sur ltmgebung Oes Spar,
5tpanges aber iinb nad) Witteilun-
gen oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iebt
nidlt nebr oorgefommen.
Oort, no Sen Saigenolihen Die
ltnterboltllnaSpflidt fir cine franfe,
arbeitsnnfabige Wfutter ollfliest.
tperoen laufenbe Sreigaben beipif-
ligt. Ssn 458 ydl1en IN Berlin
iullroen pier3ebntasig Srimmen Biz
so Mf. monatlid) ee5ahlt @etpobn-
lid erfolgt sic slus5ablitng al ben
@ater ooer Sic Mutter bes slntrag=
itellers. ais oie SSnbaber Ser elter-
liben @eipalt. @laubt man aber 5li
bemerfen, bab Der sssugenoIide bon
ieiner Sonrilie alisgebeutet miro, 10
erb1lt ct oas @elb lelblt IN Ole
Sano 8iro Ser SSugenbliAe 8tnt
Wtilitdr einberufen, 10 erbalt er arf
@ltnIh iofort cine groBere Sunn1e
ans ieinenl Spnrgittbaben allsge-
3ablt. "a ein aus8ablun9santrag
peri6ieoene Sniton5en oes Grnlitt
h,ngsberfabrens paliiercn mus, ner-
geben getp0bnlih a6t Gage bis 5ll
ieiner grleoigllng SSSn oringenoea
SS1len gelangen ober oie 8eiude
gleid) sur grleoiglntg 70 ooB auh|
bier Sen 5orocrllngen oes Cages
Gehnnng qetrageu miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16
Der spurs,uans 1T 9emtid,lanb.

gum erlten Mal erfaDren mir aui
llrlipegei; baB es in 8entI6lano
iebt einen geieblihen Spar5ipang
fir ssligenbIide aiebt. Oa5n bat Der
arieg gefiibrt. anItatt slrbeitslolig-
felt 6ra1te er eine permebrte Ser.
an5iebnng BON 6rauetl uno Winoer-
idbrigen fir bic Sabrifarbeit ulto
Die 2obne itiegen iebr beoeuteno.
Yiele bon ben Sllgenoliher aber
tulBten nit Dem ibnen 10 plotlid)
suflieBenben Meidtun nibt redt um-
5llgeben uno oa Die anfanglihen gr-
nabnungen nidt biel balfen, 10
ldritt man einfad sum 3pang.
Oariiber miro aus 9eltti6lanb ge-
l1rieben:
3ipar gab es gleid @nfangs audi
perltanoige Gltern, bie iib freuten,
oaB Die Rinoer gum Sparen ange.
balten uiiroen. SIM @an5er aber
mar Der Spar5mang iebr unbeliebt,
rief biel s(ufreslttg berbor, ia, es
fam BEL ben geborben, Die iiber
oie .@us5ablung 5u perfiieen batten,
lnlo bei ben Sparbanfcn 5li erregten
S3enen. SnfoIgebeiien ipuroe bon
bielen Seiten sic @ieoerabidaffltng
berlangt. 9oB oll6 beredtigte slr-
sumente geeen i'm angefiibrt meroen
fonnten lit niht 5lt perfennen. SSett,
na1oem ser Spar5ipong felt fiinf
Wonnten beltebt bot iid Die Gage
einigermaBen erflart unb man fam
oaS Sir nno gSioer obieftipcr beir-
teilen. Siher lit in oielen Slgenos
liden Ser Sparirieb geipedt tporoen
Die Sporgren5e lit elm @odenper.
oicnIt BON 2t Marf. Slngen Die bel
oen gltern iuobnen, fonllen aber biz
25 Wfarf beloiIen perben, iol6eil, Die
miStp6rts tpobnen. bis 35 Morf. no.
Don lid, oie letteren al(er6ingS flei.
oen nriiiien. 3u oielem @rllnblohn
fommen bann nod Elm 9ritteI oes
reitliben 8eroienites, 10 bob Su.
genolide bdufig nod 45 Marf tpo.
dentlid einnebmen % ser Snnae
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16

gen Spipnage at lf6enslanglid]em
SefGnguis uermrteilt iu1trhe.
Cine 9epeid)e a1ts 2pmbu,r beba,tp=
tet, man babe 5ipet goote init 2e,t=
ten bon bem ensliidjen 9ampferr
y&ariba" nnb ugaltnef1 anfaenont-
ntem, bic bei6e bon bentidlem Inter
lcebopten tprpebiert maren. 9as
gupt upm benz 9anrpfer u&ariba I"
bate sluaneig Sase anf bem Waifer
nmbergetriebem nnb oie 2emte tm
Inn batten feben Gage pbne 9sab-
rnng snsebrad)t; siuei BON ibncn itar,
ben, gleid nadbem iie amfsenommen
iparen. 9as Boot ppn bem 9ampfer
sGaltnek" idlns mnl, sen senten ge-
lang es aber, iid) an 6cm sefemterten
goote feitanbalten nnb lit bieiem 3n=
itanbe ldiuamnen iie nod iedJssebn
Gage pbne 9eabrnngsmittel nnther.
Allc bis amf siuei Wlann itarben. Die
ie lektere Geld)id)te erideint TINS
bmrdans unslanblid.
Baron @bonbba, Ser Eraiibent
Der 2onbpner @er,ualtnng, Der ais
folder Mitglieb bes aabinets lit, tit
bonn ltnterbamie bes Harlaments
gum 2ebemsmittelfontrollenr ernannt
,porben. Baron @bonb6a bief friiber
9npi6 q. Shomas nnb tpmr6e Der
yensliide &oblenf6nig" genannt.
Die yllniteb Wfine 8orfers Of
slmerica4 ,tnb bas Council Of 9aa-
tiumal 9efenie" baben eim lleberein-
fommen abseidaoiien, Ourd bas
reidjfide &pblenburrdte fiir bic
9aner oes arieses geiidert iuerben.
SIN aad)iten Sabr iolen senns aOb=
fen eefSrbert iuerben, Tim bic gan-
sen Ger. Gtaaten einen 1nf bud) init
Gn1len at bebefen. Die Soblenpro-
6mftion mirb BON 600 anf tanIenb
Wfiaipnem sonnen erb6bt. Die Ir-
better f6nnen iid III ben eimselnen
Selbern Drganiiieren, iute tie ipollem,
sndj Iullen BIC Slrbeiter i'm ySc=
ienIc Council" pertreten Ieim. 9as
Council ipir0 ieim grites tim, I'm
sluiId)cn ben Nrbeitern nnb ben 2ei-
tern Der Minem Elm sittes frennp'
idJaftlides @erbaltnis bersmifellen,
sSn bieier g4eiie iuirS man iebs
St6ri1ng bes getriehes berbiiten.
Sn Weiu Nurf finS emma 0Dlo'
man nnb aleranber @erf,nan. BIZ
beioen befanmteu iosialiitiiden Ji9'
rer, i'm .9amptanartier Der uWr
Gonieription 2easne" berbaftet iucr'
ben.
i oeutnant Gort, bon Der Smftidif
fer Sd)nle in Omaha, iunroe be
Nebrasfa GitB, 9sebr., bnrd Grpto
| iion ieineS Wnsbaqons berlett.
sllle itGblernen Sdiffe, bic ait
| amerifaniiden @erften int Ban BE
grifien iinb, iuerSen bon Der Hesie
| RING iibernommen iuerSen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-16


Iiomen amfgebradt baben.
gsad Melbunsen ans 8aibinston
luir6 Gan Mntonto iuabrideinlid bic
srSkte Smftidiffitation in ber @elt
iueroem. Sc ipirb bier bas grDkte
ltebmngslager fir 2nftidJiffe eimgs-
ridltet lperoen. Weiliunen lollen aits-
aeaebem iuer6eu, nm Sanienoe bon
2mftidiffern fir ben ariegsbienlt in
syranfreid pprsnbereitem. gis jett
jett iinb Id)om fiinftanIenb BON linen
nadJ oem Sort Sam 6omitpn befob-
len, nm bier lire borlanfise ansbil-
bnng at empfangen, aber fiinftig iol-
len alle anftIdiffer fir bic Mrmee
bier amsaebilbcf iueroen. Sas ariegs-
requirement lit sn Gatniten bieies
Hlames, er lit jest and ben glliierten
uprselegt iuorbeu mnb Die meroen i'm
audi iebenfalls billigen. Der aOn.
aref lit erImdt iporben, 300 Millio-
nem Collar fir 2nftsluefe ST beipilli-
nen nnb iuenn er es int, mas bDdlf=
lpahrid;riulid, Ser syail iein iuirS,
wir6 elm grpker 5eil oes 0eloes fJicr
ansgegeben iuerSen. Brigade Gene
raj Samier, Ser yGbef Sisnal Diff
Ger" mmieres 5eeres, fat erflart,
San gntonio lei bcr bette Hlak in Der
gselt, nm ais arofes Snitidiff-Gen-
trim III bienen.
S5ieiige 8annnternebmer 9aben iid)
an mmlere @eprGientanten i'm Son.
aref aetuanbt nn6 baranf 8e6rnnseu,
6ak man audi linen Oelegenbeit &C.
Sen mSse, iid an Der 8euerbnng
| m, ben 8an Der Sanier in bem gro
zen Eager, 6ns fir bic nene armee
bier erridtet iper6en Ioa, ~ beteilis
gen.
MSmiral bon 9irpik fat einen,
Romitc BON allbentIden als Ant.
mort amf cine 0epefAe snriidtelesra.
| pbiert: y9as ltnterieeboot uirb fei-
aen 3tpef erreiden, tueun mir 81
8amle miGt ben aopf berlieren. +"
Mmdj &in6enbnra fat in ber letten
3eit beriAiebenen 0epeiden nit
fiegcsscapiHen Grftdranaen lbeant.
lporttt.
Oemtidjlsnb ioa bnrdj &ermittfnns
bes idjiueiseriiden 8unbesrats Jfak.
fan6 ben Grieben amsebuten babea.
0as ipirb ippl nidt iuabr iein.
Nean glanbt III Salunifi oak
geniselos mnb feline @egiernng balb
! madj Mtben iiberiieoeln iper6en.
Sapan fat es abselebnt, NIT ta-
ferer Negiertng stiammen in China
Trieben ST itiften.
Die Jransoien meISen, baf bus
SramsportIdiff yMnnam" anl i.
Snni inn Soniiden Meer berfenft
iuor6em 1T. Sc mar Elm Sdiff bon
6O77 Spnnen.
General Yeribimg fat iein Sanpt.
qmartier in Earis in einem !9amIe
at Ser Gonitantin Strake, bem Sn.
Dalioenbaits gegenilber, eirgerldtef.
9ns Iinansfomite bes Senats fat
iid iett bariiber entidieben, iuelde
8eitemermns ben 3eitnnsen anfer-
legt uerben ioa. Sc fat in bic
&riegsitcmer gill cine geitimmnng
bineingeidrieben, iueldje cine Stcnrr
| pon flint Erpsent anf ben gletto-
geiuinn Der 3eitnusem legt. IS er-
| ,uartet, BAL, bieie Stemer itmgefabr
Is Millionen 9pllar cinbringeu
iuirb.
8ore's Erobibitionsbia, iiber bic
mir nenlid idom seIproden ba6cn,
| 1T i'm Senat einsebradjt luorSen.
Die gil( ber6ictet ben 8ebrand bon
3ebensmitteIm nno 2ebensmittelitof.
fem snr 6eritellnne BON bcramiden.
ben 0etranfen.
Der Eraiibent fat bent aumsreE
, mitgeteilf, CT luiinIde, bic BON 2eper
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Soloat, bat oen noroalaetlfaniid3en
Sentiment ouf einem WsotorcDclc III
Z 9ager, 16 Stlnoen nno t6 Ofinu-
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Mngeles NIT elmer Gepeihc oes @e-
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fen gebeilft, gu probiereil Die Neiie.
bot Die i'm Sabre 1914 internonrs
meme Meforo 0abrt total in oenf
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Inn ca. 31a guge berabgcfest
Die lanoipirtibafilidr Ratio
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$4,000 allsgeiekt, Inn sic Grsel.-
gilng bon 9rotfriihten ,tilo G5eilriiIe
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$4,000 an Sarlner fiir ole beitcn 90
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Den fitr. oas bette 9ieh mo @eflii
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ser Notional 8aroe BON Minneio=
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miro auf $t7,S74 anaeeeben. Gin
SSnpentar bon Sbuberl Seliloen
uisp lit nod nidt anfeenomlncn.