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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
C0UNTERFEITING PLANT.
Was Seized in New York and Several
Arrests Have Been Made.

New York, Dec. ll.--Counterfeitin2
schemes said to involve more than VII
100000 and whose ramitcations extend
ed TO Europe, South America and the
United States, were disclosed here last
night, when William j. Flynn, chief of
the United States secret service, an
nounced that an elaborate plant for
printing spurious money and French
passports was seized in this city and
that the third arrest of those involved
had been made here yesterday.
Eugene Parodi, lawyer, was arrested
in connection with the case on charge
of conspiring to obstruct justice in adj
vising client, Louis De Shelley, alias
Marcos Gonzales, to default cash bail and
flee from the United States after he had
been indicted on a charge of attempting
to pass a counterfeit l,000franc note on
a Wall street bank last August.
De Shelly, who is said to be relative
of Guatemalan official in Paris, is be-
ing held in Havana, Cuba, for extradition
to the United States.
Leon Grosswald was arrested here last
week, and secret service men declared he
gave information which led to the raid
of clearinghouse where the counterfeit
plant was sealed and placed in suit cases
ready for removal
In the suit cases were found printing
presses, plates, engravers' tools and a
bundle of franc notes amounting to
sl250o0. Investigation is said to have
disclosed that the entire plant was
brought here from San Sebastian, Spain,
Early last April, with bundle OF more
Ea fya
)f this amount the secret service men
declared that at least $65,000 had been
out into circulation in the United States.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
STORM CLEARS
AT HALIFAX
United States Sends Force
of Doctors and
Nurses
SUFFICIENT TO
DEAL WITH SITUATION
People and Supplies Should
Be Forwarded Only
on Requisition

Halifax, Dec. 1.-THE United States
already has sent a force of doctors and
nurses sufficient to deal with the situa
tion here. John +. Moors, head of the
American Red Cross delegation said in
a statement to-day: Hereafter, it seems
to me, people and supplies should be for
warded only on requisition, in order that
actual want should be taken care of and
congestion and overlapping avoided He
added, '.The weather early to-day was
the coldest of the winter, with an un-
official thermometer reading Of two
above zero. Later there was light fall
of snow, then the sun reappeared."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
REFUSE LEAVE TO VOTE.
Such Orders Are Received at Aver Camp
Bar Women Friends.

Aver. Mass. Dee n.-Crders received
from Washington refusing to grant leave
OF absence TO soldiers of the national
army at Camp Deyens 70 vote at city
and town elections were announced yes
terday. Major G. NJ. Peek. divisional in
telligcnce office, said, however. that no
other objections would be made to sol
dprs voting here in camp. If the various
municipalities could arrange il. Hun
dreds OF Boston and Worcester voters
are affected by the order
Women friends of soldiers were barred
from the barracks Of the cantonment on
Sundays by an order issued from divi-
sional headquarters yesterday. Soldiers
have complained that visitors take up
their only day Of rest
Zero temperature hindered training at
the camp yesterday. Il was three below
at rcyeille. and at noon the mercury had
risen 10 only FIVE above the zero mark.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
NEW RAILROAD LAWS
Are to Be Asked of Congress BY Presi.
dent Wilson.

Washington, D. G., Dec. ll.--Presiden'
| Wilson will go to Congress for specia
| legislation to bring about unitication ot
the railroads during the war.
| The fact that the president has decid
| ed definitely on such a move became
known last night after he had gone ovel
the whole transportation situation with
Senator Newlands, chairman of the Sen.
ate interstate commerce committee. He
probably will ask for the legislation in
an address to be delivered before the
Christmas holidays.
Indications were that the president
has confided to none of his assistants his
full intentions, and officials were doubt
full as to just what he may ask. Some
were OF the opinion that he might re-
quest action in the line with the sug-
gestion of the interstate commerce com
mission that antitrust and anti-pooling
laws might be suspended during the war.
Others pointed out that the commerce
commissions report also carried the sug
gestion that additional legislation might
be needed were the government to decide
to take over operation of the roads
The presidents advisers are divided in
their views as to what is necessary to be
done. Most of them, however, have come
out for government operation and some
of the strongest supporters of this pro-
posal declare the executive already, ln-
der the army appropriation act, has pow
er to take over the roads for operation
under an administrator.
The position of the railroads them
selves was set forth yesterday in a letter
to Senator Newlands from Fairfax Har-
rison, chairman of the railroad board.
The railroads, Mr.. Harrison declared, do
not seek repeal of any legislation, be-
lieving the cooperative use of facilities
recently put into operation viii bring
about maximum efficiency. Neither do
they seek a loan from the government.
he said, though government aid is asked
in obtaining for them on their own in
Llividual credit new capital needed.
Further measures to make the roads
more efficient. Mr.. Harrison suggested,
would be an increase in rates. priority
for transportation of new material. ap-
Dointment of traffic manager for gov
srnment freight and exemption from the
iraft for railroad employees.
The railroads opposition to govern |
nent operation is well understood among !
officials who have followed the situation, |
,ut some surprise was expressed last |
night at their objection to suspension of /
provisions against pooling traffic and 1
Profits. In the opinion of MANY officials /
complete coordination of rail systems /
annot be accomplished until the roads 1
,ool their traffic. which Of itself involves |
pooling of profits.
The advantages in pooling have been
,ointed to as the chief argument for gov
rnment operation. since the government
Erecting the lines could pool traffic with
at violating inhibitions imposed now for
be protection Of the public.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
MORE INSTRUMENTATION
AGAINST BOLSHEVIKI
Garrison at Moscow Is Reported to Have
Disobeyed Its ommander-Troops
Called to Meet Cossacks.

London, Dec 1.-THE situation in
Moscow is reported to be grave, accord
ing to a Times dispatch from Petrograd.
The BoIsheviki, according to petrograd
newspapers, have placed machine guns in
the streets, as they fear an uprising of
hostile parties. The garrison, however,
shows signs of insubordination and is re-
ported to be disobeying the Bolsheviki
commander, a private soldier named Mu-
ranof. Considerable forces are being de
taehed from the west front, to be sent
against the Cossacks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
What the Man Who Likes Plain Food
Really Wants

In an article in the December Won
ans Home Companion about the man
who likes plain food, the writer SAYS:
do You know this man. have you ever
heard of him-the man who likes plain
foodl His tastes are Of the simplest. a
little clear soup-perhaps YOU have made
clear soup yourself clear consomme the
color Of pale sherry: Take a knuckle Of
veal and four pounds OF lean beef
goes the sympathetic recipe
(NOtiee. YOU take. YOU don't buy
Fry 10 a tender brown, carrots. onions.
etc. So goes ON this tender delecta be
process until YOU finally clarity. The
time the cook spends upon the simmer
ing. the frying, the clarifying and the
siraining j. not Of course taken into ae-
count.
The man who likes plain food enjoys
Eossts of meat, points and RIO roasts.-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
POUND LOAF, 7 CENTS.
Bread of New Standard Can Be Sold
Proftably at This Price

Washington, Dec. ll.-Bakers yester-
day began making standardized loaf of
bread under regulations prescribed by
the food administration. The new loaf
contains a minimum of fats and can be
sold, according to the food administra-
tion officials, at seven cents pound No
price, however, has been set. Licenses
are required for all bakers using more
than ten barrels of flour month and
for hotels and clubs using that much
flour when they bake their own bread.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
STATE GRocERs' CONFERENCE.
VIII Be Held at State House in Mont
pelier Dec. IS.

Springfield, Dec. ll.-State Food Ad-
ministrator James Hartness has called
meeting Of grocers' representative at
the State House. Montpelier. Tuesday
evening. Dec Is. TO consider matters re-
lating TO the conservation Of food IN
Vermont Three grocers from each Of
the cities and towns of Burlington, -.
Albans. Rutland. Bennington. Rratile-
bo-o. Barre. Montpelier. ST Johnsbury.
Bellows Fails and Springfield viii make
ID The meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
Unusually Active Artillery
| Fighting Along West
II ern Front
WITH AERIAL
OPERATIONS
Are Officially Reported-The
Bombarding May Continue
, Week Before Advance

London, Dec. ll.--Unusual active ar
tillcry fighting and aerial operations on
the western front yesterday, are report
ed in the official statement. The activity
was particularly noteworthy on the
Ypres and Arras fronts.
Operations of the nature and extent
indicated almost invariably precede a
great attack. The preliminary lombard
ment designed to break the opposing
defenses and clear the way for an in
fantry advance may continue for week
or more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
GERMANY RUSHING TROOPS.
Two of Their Munition Trains Collide,
Killing Many Soldiers.

London, Dee. 1.-THE correspondent at
Amsterdam of the Daily Express reports
that the Germans are rushing troops to
the western front with the idea of smash
ing the entente allies before America is
able to act, and adds that one of the re-
suits of this is that two German muni-
tion trains collided Thursday. Both were
blown up and several hundred soldiers
were killed or wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
MILITARY GOTERNOR
FOR JERUSALEM
Will Be Named by General Allenby Until
the Position of the City Is Deter
mined When Peace Comes.

London, Dec. ll.-No attempt will be
made to define the future position of
Jerusalem until general peace comes.
The Times says it understands that in
the meantime the city will be treated as
in British military occupation and will
be alnder martial law. General Allenby
will appoint military governor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
THE ST4TE GRANGE
HAS 10000 MEMBERS
Order Owns $4,000 in Liberty Bonds
Two New Local Oranges Instituted
Past Year.

Burlington, Dec 1.-THE state grange
here to-day reports 10000 members, 1873
subordinate and % Pomona oranges
The state grange owns $4,000 in Liberty
bonds. The new oranges of the year are
at Ryegate and Fletcher.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
TO REVISE STEEL PRICES.
Manufacturers Confer with War Indus
tries Board.

Washington. Dee Revision of steel
prices was taken zap yesterday by man
ufaeturers comforting with the war in
dustrial board Prices were agreed u1on
several months ago, with the provision
that they would b. reviewed al this time
and adjustments made IL found neccs-
ElrN
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
GRANITEvILLE.

Meeting Of branch No II. Q. WI L..
Of y. A. viii be held in Miles hail
Wednesday evening. Dee u. at : o'clock.
Nomination Of officers and other impor-
tant business A good attendance is de-
sired. p. ]. Finnigan, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
DIAMONDS STOLEN
And Also Fur-Lined coat-Arrest Made
in Winonskt

Burlington. Dee IA $500 Diamond
ring. a sl0O diamond stickBiu and s3el
fur lined coat were missed YESTERDAY
from the room of W r. JaekSrn iu CSC
Arcade. a restaurant ard roori0g ior-a
IN Winoosi.i. An Armenian Iamei t,a-
rabedianmiser vas stnestei charged with
the theft The fur coat was founi ir $40
Armcnian's room in = discarded dTtssee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
Suffrage Amendment Reported.

Washington, Dec. ia constitutional
amendment for woman suffrage was re-
ported without recommendation to-day
by the House Judiciary committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
$4,000 HOMELESS.
Six Thousand Wounded to Be Cared Fol-
in City Wrecked by
Explosion.

Halifax, n s., Dec. ll.--Figures esii-
cially given out last night of the casu-
alties in the munitions explosion dis
aster in this city follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-11
TEXAS TAX LAW FALLS.
Supreme Court Enioins Enforcement Of
Statute Against Foreign Corporations.

Washington. Dec 1.-THE Texas fran
chiss or excise tax law Of 1907. leyying
taxes upon corporations in Texas. was
declared unconstitutional yesterday by
the supreme court, and its enforcement
vas eni0iEcd.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-18
Sie ruiiiid)s sbenfid afs
fenitiuitanosaSebiiis
gungen.
neutrality-suspicious. unb @sri5iss
bunsen iHHsrbaIb .iHsr bsitimms
ten grsnas ni9t srlaHbt.
Die beibsrfsitissn 9ruppsn biirfsl
UGbrsnb nes DaffsnItiaiianbes
sSn 8ruppsn BON nitt mtbr aIs 25
Damn nit sinanoer psrtebren
uHo n6ttiss Gebrdu6sar.
tiiel austauiden.

ct. Yet.rs6urG Scnntas.
IS. Ssemhtr. = ginsr bier tp1breno
beg 5agss erlaiisnsu 9stanntHa9uns
sufOIgs b:irisn inter btm 5piT4eu
RrBianb unh 9euti4lonS abgsfdIcffss
~nea DaffmiiiniiaRb bis gum IA. Sas
mar Il. Sanuar nab bsm ruiiiI6en
8oitnr,r) itine 5ruppsn BON Der
ffscHi trarifsrirt ipsrbea; es oiirfen
feins gerit6rtungsH mad, ben 6roas
ten oosr. ben SufsIH i'm WoOHsSuHb
aeididt unb bic 4rmssn niht Heu
aruppirt lperben. Die DsutI9sn bilrs
fen sfrii9su etnl S9gar3en Wlter
unb Der Oiilss 0itlin pom 10 grao
Djtl:Ger 2Gnge bon @resnipi3 teine
9ruppen toEssntrirsn. Der gertebr
slpiitsn otn befberisitig.n 5ruppsn
III stpiitsn SoRnennufsnna unb Srn>
nenuntsrsanp gtiinttsi. Tis Gruppen
oiirftn ,u iietno tin.r 3sit nitt rebr
oIs % Tann fart fsiH unb iis biirfen
9eitungtn unt unptrI6fcIitHe poitias
Gsn riit einanrer ansinuihen; au9
biirfn Il: iDihtige 0ebrau9sssssns
it6H6e ae1tnTtitie ausiadinsu.
Gs piro cine bsionbtr. Dsreinbns
runa BON tem aemiraIiiitsiidb nit
Hrgus auT biz alulSsauuug bss waf'
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9inf tpeitere 2lnflaaen
@ir6 fid SaftOH 9. @euns su Der-
a,1ttDorten baber.

9eepgorf, Is. Geem6er. ii
itriftsanipalt SDann tiinoigte au,
6aB Saiton 9. Weans, peIfer Don Der
&ufIase, Grnu Wauoe u. Sing er.
moroet 81 baben, freieeiproden ulir.
De, in oieiem Gourtp ii9 auf bic Glt
fIage Der 5dliaung un5 uuterihIa.
glIng 81 perontrporteu baben miro.
18ir baben beitimnlte 8eiUeiie in
Sdnoen," inete Serr Spann, .ipelfe
anOeuten, baB Nenns Oiele Sofumen.
te fdlihte, auf pel6e bin er srobe
Gumren Geloes aus Srau Sings
Gepoiiter erbielt. unO auBerOem iino
gepeiie oorbnnOen, Die oorauf bin.
peiien, 6oB D}eans ben eroberen
SbeiI 0es Reidtburns bon iSrau Sling
unterihlug."
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Gas Eeitament Der gr.
2iIiuofalaut.

SouoluIu, 16. Ge5eniber. Sn
@erbinouRg nit Dem augebliden 1e-
itaHent Der peritorbenen @r-aonigin
SiIiiiotalani ipuroe cine llHteriud)uns
Don Seiten Der @robseid)porenen
Tanaeoronet. Gs banoelt ii6 I'M oie
Snlaiiung BON Gam sfomafaia, bel.
fen 9sane nuf oem 3otumeirt aIs
3euge erifseint. Der aber nid)t 5uge.
gen geIpeien iein ioa. oils oas 2eita,
iHent aiigeiett pnr6e, ionoern oieies
onf GriuHen Der .Yrin5eiiin" Sbereie
2elipenu. Der Sniipterbiu, ipdter IN
ieiner BObnuna unter5eihnet babe
Sie glntpdlte 2lnoreiuS uno Spnlar,
Die @ertreter 0es 2eitnmeRtsnollltre.
ders ssobn 3. 9oIburn, ingten, lie
iuaroen ibre Applifatiou. ooB oas 5e,
itament i'm grobatgerid]t beitdtiet
mrroe, siiriif5ieben. 9unnor erfIdrte,
oieieIbe iei i'm gitem @laiiben eirrge,
reid)t iporoen. aber er CLAUDE iest,
oab >es iid um cine @erIhDorilng
banoIe. Sosielbe iiir ungiiltig erfla.
rem Az lnlien.
: lie .]srin5eiiin- geIibeou iaat.
6os 2eitdment iei redtsgiiltie. uuo ne
luerbe MN ieIbit cine 9lppIitation I'm
beIien Deititiging einrei5eTl
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Ha@ribten
@on einsm in Osutf d 4Iano
gefaHgensn amsritanIz l.
f4en Slieger.

RsDton, Waii.. II. 0s8. Gas
erite birette &ebens5eIGen DON cedl
&eutnont 5aroIo 9. WllIs DON Dem
Gafapette 9eIGpaber, Der let 1.!a
l8. 4aguit Oeri4DunDsn III, uls er
iiber be bsut den 2nien rlO9, tai
am Mcntas bel Ieinen gItern BIER sIa.
8eamte oes Rotten areu5es batt'H
ben permibtsn 2lOiutIter in yilen
oeutf9eu GeiangenenIaeer entOett,
aber Der Brief Nilis' ertldrte gum
erItsu Wlnl Die GeIaiate isiuer 0s'
fangenna6me.
gaa4oem Dinis auseiuanoergeitst,
pie isin Glus5eus iibsr ben oeutlHsH
ainien fort beIddbigt gum NieOefe9'
ben ge5punsen mar, I9rieb er:
sd lanbste 20 aiIometsr 9rtsr
Der ainie. Gin Gegnsr laubets nsbsn
mir. gr bsnabm iih iebr torrstt ano
igmpat6iid. Rsins Maiains mar 80
DlaI gstroffen poroeu.
rU1an CAB mir gu sTsu uro bra9ts
mid ipGter biHtsr bic Gront. SD bin
feitb.m buraaus tprrett behano'It
pproen.
,Meine gr6bts Gorge NOR, ouB i4
Gu9 ni9t bsua6rittigen tOnrte, oaB
id IN sidsrbert bin, uno Daun. 1lsin
gril DON Der 5rpHt uno Den Sans
pfer.
sd bin nit frunS0ii4sr Sffi1is'
ren sufammsn. Sd Isrns jsst osut9.
i'd ssiaus uno thus SOI5i9niBersl,
Der Brief mar brei une einen bal'
Ben WDnat untertpegs.
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. q mp fer i'm Dstroit GluB B
qeiunten

9etroit, Wait., II. Se5. Vim
Rpntaa gla9mlttag 1T Der 9ampfsr
rSenrp Sort" iniolse zines 3u1am'
meuitoBes nit BEN DdmPfsr .Ut!O'
uals1 Bel Bar YOint i'm uutersn Oss
trOit 1lub ssIurtsn. @ie bic aatd'
itrDpbe erIolgte, ifi NOD ni4t iettSss
iteIt. Sdmmtlid. Wl;tgliebsr oer
aRauni6aft oes .Ssurp Court Ddr'
ben bon oem S6tff ssuummsn, sA: sS
in 80 GuB tisfem Dafier iant. Dts
.Wibpale~ puroe nur psuis bsl1as
bigt. Der .5enr gOrt-, 2.234 G91s
nan, mar 800 5uB lang unb ssbOrte
Der qitts6urg Stsamibip eOmpaH9.
Die ..WibpaIs4, Elm 0ampfer Don Il
700 sOnusn. lit $50 SUB lang.
0antbqre Rsiruteu.
Rem Ro9sIle. q. g., IT. 0s;'
SedstauIsnb 2lrmse Retrutsn, DE
GGite Der Stabi seporbeu iiuo, reil
bic empfnnssifdtiOn i'm Sort SlOcnn
BEL biefser Stabt ni9t i'm StanSSe
mar, iie untsrSubriugsn, iiberrsl9''n
am Wontas in elmer i'm Sreisn nbsss
baItensn @erfummlung Dem utaonr
@rifFitb $500 in goar. 0as ejslo
pirb fir bus 2lnbringsn elmer 8ron5's
Sablette en- Der Tatobe oes Staot=
oebGubes osrtpsnbet psroen, auf pels
der Der Dont Der Retruten fiir DE
@offreunoI9aft Der Stast ausJsf
briidt mtrn.
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gu9 Ter ruiiifdeu airfe, bic inter
bsm alien Eesims cine Der ma4iigite,i
einrif ftun5tr in RuBiano mar. iHens
ten iebt bic GolTheipiti ibre auimsrt>
inmteit. Sie bnben ndmIi6 cine aons
fistation nIIes Air6ensissntbums. als
ltr 2dnoereisn, Gslber. nlles @olbss,
Siibers unb allsr gbe.itsine anssorbz
ret unb alls prioilesisn bes alerus
cufsefoben. Die glssisruns bat aud
bas Ginitellen ess Relisions llntsrs
ridts IN ben S6ulen anssorbnst.
lIebe bic aonItituirenbs @srinmms
lrns ipirb in ben DspeI9en tpsnis sss
iagt. Cine gruppe Der 9elegatsn bat
ii6 Ha@ Siep osssbsn, I'm bort SiBs
rHgen ab5u5alten.
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Sas stpeite ariessseri@i
Sn @erbtnoung NIT ben
uHruben in Sou i on,
9eras.

SonQntouiO, 5sras, II. DEG.
SIN Sort Som 9Ouiton begdnn an
Rontog bos Stpsits &risssssritt in
@erbinOun9 nit osn iapsren unru'
ben in !9OuitOu in Der Naat pom %.
4uguf. 9iesmal baben ii3 Is U:t'
glieber Der 9Omposnisn W iarb 5 5ss
"a. YesersRsgimsnts auf bic antllss
bes Worbss uuS aufriibrsrii6er uno
meutsrii4er 9onO!uugsn gu OeraHts
porten.
Wegsu oerIeIben @ergeteu tpur9sn
bersits breisehn nubers Witglisber bes
Rsgimeuts sehinst, Al purben gu lea
brnsIdnsli4em SefSnsnib unb orsi
onbere su .Iei6tereu Strofsn Dsr Ir@
theilt.
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ten. unb tab innsrbaf6 elmer 6dfben
Stunfe aae armirten 6ritifdsn Sfafs
fe nit Gusrabme bes 3erft6rers Be
loio" in rem 9run6 sef9oHsn ipurbsn.
Ott geloBuneeu bon Oampfsrn, bic
au benz enupoi geb0rteu. retteten I'M
@oll5en 196 Perf0nen, bic an Der
Ssitiiite RprDeeens sslonbst purs
ben. Bon ben gsretteten iparsn SO
8riten.
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uno bic rufii8e Riiite am gism.er
gstroffen fpsrSen. gs 1T ou6 Deretns
bart frorben, bnb bic @ngrtfFe aif
ariegss uhb Sanbelsffiffe In biein
Rsqionen aufh6rm miiFen, um ans
sriffe in onbneH Wlseren 5u nermeis
ben.
Der ouf bic Warine Besug babenbe
Mdffenftiniianh bat auf 6as gun5e
Stapar5e Meer unb bic Oftieetiiite
0Iili4 pom Is. grdb 5ifli4er 2dnge
bon gresnlpid ahsDsnbuns. Die De-
marfaiionslinit. bi. fir bos S4par3e
Wiesr feitgefebt nurbe, erffredt ii4
Dom 2eu9ttburm Don Sliuta nn9 ben
DonnusWeinrlrgen Biz on bos Rnp
Garos. ssa ser Oftlee erfiredt ii9 bic
2irie ron R.Dnl Bis an tis Weitfiifte
Der snfel Morms, bann nadber Sns
fsl BneIher rnb bis R6@arne.
RufiTde &riegsTdiffe biirfen tieIe
Clinic nidt IN Tiibli9er Ri6fung pofis
rem unb bic 9eutIftn biirfsn teine
Sfiffe nod g2orben ifidtn. Die rufs
fiide Reaisruna snrantirt. bab bic
arisasi4iff. Der gntents 6iefe Rneln
befclaen irertsn unb bub tsinen ruffis
iGn ariesEffiffen sriaubt ipirb, fi3
inntrbaI6 Der 1lanosSni.In au bstpes
cen.
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Bsgen oufrdbr>riider Re
nSu,$3oo Se1bfrafs

perurtbeiIt.

utiea, q. o., II. Deg. Die 26
Sabre oIte SuIin R. GrmbruIter bon
SprntuIe, elm MitsIisb Der SO8ioliitia
ihen Qartei, bstnnnts i6 bier an
Ulontns i'm 9unSssgeriht oufriibreris
lter gebsn Idulois unO purOs gu eis
ner @eloftrafe bon $500 perurttsilt.
Der pprTBsnoe Ribtsr 9eorss %. Rup
ieste, bic Strafe Ious als WoruuHs
bisnen, Sab aufriibrsriide slsuBsruus
CEN niSt ssoulbst piirnsn.
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)ie . d hDet5 pIro . 0 T.
rGtbe BON ben Ser.
GtanteuerbaIten.

Germ, Sdpei5, 16. GeSember.
Die idrpei5eriihe Stegierung ratifi'
,irte cine gerein6arilng nit ben Der.
Stanten, 6ersufolge Die omerifanl,
ite Regierlug Der Sdtpei3 24,0OO
@aagons @ei5en uno $4,000 @a9.
aons anoerer GerralieH, Wsais unO
3uder lieferH wiro.
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on bic Sirfet.

ROm, II. Deg. giner Welbuns bss
rWefagsro" 5ufOlge erIisb Der Papft
Elm Runbf9reibn on ale gif90fe in
ben trissfiibrenben 2dnbsrn. in pels
Dem sr trtIdrt. boB irssub Elm Drift
li4er Stnat. tpel6er Der sirtsi belfen
riiroe. Serufalsm 5uriidauerlang.r,
bonn 81. StubI Derbommt perbsn tpirb.
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@etter. Serid,f.

r Sbto: Sriibes Detter unb
etipas mariner ON 9ieritog; am
DlittDOG S4nss ober Rssen
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Sie g@tueis
@irb lire gteutraIitdt Biz gum Gii'
Beriten oertbei6igeu.

Gent 1S. 9e3eul6er. grdiiSent
Selir GaIon6er iaete am Rontog bier
in ieiner eriten NeSe, peIne er felt
ietHer errpdbIung belt, SaB oas Bolt
Der SdrDei5 berett iei. sesen irgeno
eiuen Snoaiionsoeriuh iein gIrt 8lt
pereieben. Der Trdiioent iugte, Die
ShDei3 Derbe ibre ReutralitGt bis
gum duBeriten Oertbeioigeu.
True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on December II,
1917, as required by the Act Of octo-
or 9th. 1917.
Oie Shmei3 Diro 9 0 r.