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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06

1T is very scarce"-Oh, where have
we heard those words before!-yet
when one considers that less than T.
600, 900 gallons of olive oil were pre-
duced last year in Italy for distri-
button TO the entire world one can see
that there is a definite reason for this
scarcity. There is. too, a great diff
ference in the grades of olive oil and
that known as finest sublime" pre-
pared from the first pressing of select
ed ripe olives is the highest quality
and the scarcest of all, yet the Stude-
baker Grocery Store (Ir. George
Barnes), Second street at the crossing
of State, offers this grade of olive oil,
which they buy in bulk directly from
the importer and sell for 55c and
500 n bottle.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
MEETING
OF HOME GUARDS
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Organization Guests of Miss
Hockey


The monthly meeting of the Home
Guards of the Fifth Street Methodist
Church was held at the home of Miss
Edythe Hockey, No. 604 Dauphin
street. Miss Alma Shut was the lead
er for the evening. Miss Pauline Ty-
son sang a solo and the Misses Char
lotte Clouser and Edna Hartzel sang
duet. Recitations were given by the
Misses Beatrice Mcbride and Pauline
Huntsberger.
Refreshments were served to the
following members: The Misses Lii
liam Kick, Erma May Burris, Mary
Grace Freeburn, Pauline Tyson, Mil
dred Watson, Edna Hartzel. Charlotte
Clouser, Bertha Garman, Roberta Har-
Ian, Mildred Cless, Erma Baker, Helen
Manahan, Minerva Burris, Phoebe Ma
,kibben, Alma Shut, Beatrice Mcbride,
Pauline Huntsberger, Elizabeth Styles,
Esther Gemmill. Fern Hofstott, Ben
Hofstott, William Tyson, Mrs. Kline
peter.
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historic
- NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Beale, of
1900 Hunter street. announce the
birth of a daughter Wednesday,
February 2S, 1917. Mrs. Beale was
Miss Bessie Dowhower of this city
prior to her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Q. Smith, of PEN
brook, announce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Eleanor Estelle Smith, Saturday,
February "a, 1917. Mrs. Smith was
formerly Miss Ida Richards of Pen
brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmer c. Croft. of
1855 North Fifth street, announce the
birth of q daughter, Helen Louise
Croft, Saturday, March 3, 1917. Mrs.
Croft was Miss Mary Elmer of this
city before her marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Shultz. of 225
North Fifteenth street, announce the
birth of a son, Robert Charles Shultz.
Friday, March ., 1917. Mrs. Shultz was
Miss Fannie NJ. Shaner, of this city,
prior to her marriage.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
q N,, Irtax,lt. Is1,
81 ! 2l2llIss,
Sbnnghme
in the Sh0bS

If it was not the smartest, newest,
most sophisticated of coats, one would
be tempted to guess that it was pluck
ed from a garden of roses for the
loveliness of flowers and the charm
of Springtime are embodied in it. 1t
is one of the many clever new coats
shown at Astrich's, Fourth and Mar
ket streets, which can be worn SO
well for both street and dress wear.
This particular coat is of soft green
bolivia, with wide belt, deep cuffs and
most unusual collar faced in broad
cloth of that new shade they call
heart -of-a-rose.' White crepe de
chine beautifully flowered with tiny
rosebuds makes a most luxurious lin
ing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
TEACHERS TRAINING CLASS
MEET AT STOUFFER HOME

The Alumni Association of the
Teachers Training OF the Pleasant
View Church of God, held their bust
ness meeting Monday evening at the
home of one of the members, L. NJ.
Stouffer, 1898 North street, Carl J.
Sherk presiding. The members en-
joyed a sociable evening where re-
freshments were served to Mrs. Joseph
II. Dare, Mrs. d. James Patterson and
son John S.. Mrs. w. H. Straw and
son William K, Mrs. Willard +. Arm
strong, Miss Grace !. Harper, Miss
Carrie E. Stambaugh, Earl ]. Sherk,
Simon p. aHrper. Master William l..
Reisinger, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ.
Stouffer and daughter, Miss Miriam E.
Stouffer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
New Luncheon Set

If you want some simple embroid-
cry for the rainy days of spring, to
make the loveliest of luncheon sets
for summer, or winter, too, for that
matter, just stop at the Woman's EX-
change, Third street at Herr, and see
the charming new design they are Of
fering. The luncheon cover has in
the corner a fruit design done in
bright rich colorings. with a minia-
ture tea service outlined beside it,
while each of the linen napkins TO
match has q similar fruit design in
the corner. Can't you picture the
charm of a porch table on a hot sum-
mer day set with this distinctive lunch
con set with a basketry tray with
fruit designs to match?-and these
trays, too, may be purchased at the
same shop.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
Rita Jean HoIler's Party
on Her Second Birthday

There was the merriest sort Of n
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Holler of the Flatiron Apartments,
Nineteenth and Derry streets in cele-
bration of the second birthday of
their sprightly little daughter, Rita
Jean Holler.
Louise Osman, ALyrrah Boudman,
Leona Slime, Hazel Mallory, and Rita
Jean Holler, Junior Manuel, Joseph
Manuel, Harold Osman, Sidney Os-
man, Mrs. w. E. Boudman, Mr.. and
Mrs. William HolLer. Mr. and Mrs.
III. w. Manuel and Mrs. e. c. Osman
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
MRS. SAMPLES BIRTHDAY

In celebration of her birthday, Mrs.
C. /. Sample. of 203S Swatara street,
entertained Sunday at a turkey din
ner. The appointments were OF pink
with roses and fern gracing the table.
In attendance were Mr.. and Mrs. John
III. Shaner. Mr.. and Mrs. William Cor
velli, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Sample.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
EDUCATIONAL DEPT. ELECTS

The monthly meeting of the educa-
tional department of the Harrisburg
Civic Club was held yesterday after
noon at the clubhouse when the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs.
Harry G. Keffer, chairman: Mrs. An
drew Buchanan. vice chairman, and
Mrs. George Matson, secretary. Papers
will be continued in the public schools
until the end of the school year, the
March subject being Loyalty"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
TO ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS

Mechanicsburg, Pa, March 6. -
The Mems Bible Glass of the Church
of God, Mechanicsburg, will entertain
three soldier boys of the Eighth Regi-
ment on Friday night. The congre-
cation of the church and Sunday
will be entertained are Musician Steh-
ley, Private Beistline and Robert
Thomas, of the Machine Gun Com
panN.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
The New Beige

Gray, tan and beige are designated
as leading colors for spring and es-
pecially lovely is the new beige-(that
delicate combination of gray and tam
as shown in the new footwear. The
walk-Over Boot Shop, 226 Market
street, has just received a boot of the
softest. most beautifully finished beige
kid, which promises to be one OF the
seasons most distinctive models. 1t
is cut very simply, without any orna-
mentation, the graceful vamp defined
by a single line of stitching. the top
finished with wide high curve, and
a French heel to give the last touch.
of smartness. 1t is just the sort of
boot shown on Fifth Avenue for $15'
SIS and $40, though the Walk-Over
price is just $12.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
HOSTESS AT THEATER .PARTY

Miss Louise Plank, of 1921 North
Front street, will be hostess this even
ing at a little theater party for some
school friends, to see David Warfield,
in '"The Music Master" A supper at
Roses will follow the performance
for the party, which will be chap
eroned by Mrs. NJ. II. Plank, includ-
ing Miss Miriam G. Cocklin. Miss Mary
w. Hawes and Miss Annette e. Steel.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
sEvENTY-THIRD BIRTHDAY

Mrs John Brua Keefer, of 1881 North
Front street, informally celebrated her
eighty-third birthday yesterday, re-
ceivihg gifts, flowers and greetings
from host of friends, both in and out
of the city.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
1916 CLASS DANCE

Robert C. Michael. president of the
class of 1916. Central High School,
announces another series of delightful
dances the class is holding during the
winter, for tomorrow evening. Mem
bers of the class and their friends,
whether students or not are invited to
be present
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
Some Dauphin Co. Folks
In Hagerstown Wedding

I Hagerstown, Nd. March 6. - Miss
Gertrude May Minnick and William
Jesse Good, both of Harrisburg, were
married at the parsonage of the WASH
ington Square Methodist Episcopal
Church here by the pastor, the Rev.
w. L. Lynn.
Miss Hilda I. Dissnger and B. d.
Tschudy, both of Lebanon, Pa, were
married here on Monday by the Rev.
w. L.. Lynn, pastor of the Washington
Square. Methodist Episcopal Church.
Miss Martha Wilders. of Waynes-
boro, Pa, and Russell Shadrach, of
this city, were united in marriage by
the Rev. DR.. j. S. Simon, pastor of
Trinity Lutheran Church, here.
Marriage licenses were issued here
tothe following couples: Harvey Faust
Kobler and Miriam Ewing Wuensler,
both of Harrisburg, Pa; Percy Earl
Butts and Elizabeth Anne Carmichael,
both of Marysville, Pa; Charles A.
Cole and Bertha NJ. Locke, both of
Altoona, Pa. John ii. Siller and Ma
bel o. CARRIER, both of Mt. JOY, Pa.
IN HONOR OF NEWLYWEDS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Gingrich enter
tanned informally at their home, 26
South Sixteenth street last evening in
honor of their son, Leonard Gingrich,
and his bride. Only the immediate
families were present MIR. and Mrs.
Leonard Gingrich will make their
home in Pittsburgh where he is con-
nected with a firm of brokers.
STUDY RED CROSS NURSING
Miss Susanna Filming of Ill State
street, and Miss Harriet Nauman. of
Lancaster, a niece of Mrs. Spencer c.
Gilbert's will go to New York city
later in the month to take course of
| nursing at the New York Y. w. c. A.,
supplementing their Red Cross stud
| les.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
P. G. Diener
He Sells Diamonds"
Diamond
values

THE history of diamond prices
is one of steady increase.
There is no reason to believe this
will ever be different. In 1916
values increased about 25 per
cent, and 1917 has already had a
10 per cent. increase.
Diener diamonds, being all of the
better grades, keep pace with this
increase in values. Each year
adds to their intrinsic value.
Bought direct from importers and
mounted in our shop, our values
are exceptional.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
u. b. CARPENTER'S BIRTHDAY

L. b. Carpenter, of 1892 Regina
street, superintendent of the Bible
School connected with the Holy Com
munion Lutheran Church. Seventeenth
and State streets, entertained the
church council. officers and teachers
of the Bible school with their families
last evening at his home. Music, read
ings and refreshments were enjoyed
by forty-five guests.
Mrs. II. w. Stroup, of 1913 Derry
street, spent yesterday in Mechanics
burg.
Miss Florence Zorger, of Enhaut,
has returned home after visit with
friends here.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06
1,.OO at Concert

Seventeen hundred students of the
Technical, Steelton, Central high
schools and the Harrisburg Academy
enjoyed the complimentary concert that
was given in their honor last evening
in the Chestnut Street Auditorium. It
was a crowd that packed the audi
torium. The Center county collegians
were compelled to respond to numer-.
Gus encores, because of the eXcellency
of their work. Quartets, stringed i'm
strument music. and selections by the
entire Glee club comprised the pro-
gram. The collegians were entertained
in this city over the night by the stu
dents of the four schools.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-06

selections at
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-02
apbIenmansel
Matt fi4 in Ddnemart jebt aubsr'
orbentIib 6mersbar.

Ropenbaser, bid Gonhon, L
Mpril. Snfolse Der erniten Gage, IN
tpeI&e Oi;ienIarf pe9cn oes Wtan.
gels on Ssi5materiaI seratben 1T, Sas
bisber Don Gnelano unb 0euti4lano
aeIiefert wurbe, III i'm. parliament
cine gorLass einssreidt porbeH, bers
sufolse allie bei1ni4en SilfsqusIlen
bis auf bas Aeuerite dusgenuet pera
ben ioaen. SyGIeilugen, Stoblermei.
Ter unb 5oI3tObIsnIaser foIlen ausses
beiiet perben, unb tpenn bic etgers
tbiimer bisrsu nitt pillens finb, 10
beiiimmt tie 9orlage, bdb be betrsf'
ienben glnlasen Der MegieriIng 3llr
gusbeutuna iibertraJen fperben mlli'
ZEN. falls ieine aubsren Arbeitstrafte
CUR 9eriiigling iteben lit Die 9fegic.
runa ermddri8i gum SOl3fdnsn uno
fir bic probutiioH Don 9ol5tolIe
2ruppen al Deriueuoen.
Seit etfpl Bpei Dtcnaten berridlt
bier fait polige ytotb an Dsheruil9s-
material nHb bic Rssieruns bat oabtr
bic itritteite Spariamteit aussoronet.
6sif,Gftsloiale unb Reitaurauts milf
ZEN sri friibsr Stunps ihIisbsn unb ss
iii aud sine BeI9rGnting IN Der
9snusurS bon BERGEN Waiier. @ds
unb anbertr geIeuatuns apsecronst
.p5rbefl.
Die aobIsneinfiibr BON @ngl9nn
bal ieit gssinn bss Sau9hOottriescs
fat sdlylia aufsebort unb bon
Ttuti9lanb trsffeu MIR iIeins S,n'
sangsn ein. Msan bofft, 0ab has be-
sarttbsnbs iparme Dtttsr bic Sitla'
tiau ttHsra mia.
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@eprdfeHtant 5loOb bat bereits cine
RdOlatiou fir sinsn &risss>
suftanb ausssar6eitet.
0eutfdeubdfTer garbner min NIT az
Isr Gusrsie uuf einen fufOrttgsH
arieg brtngen.
SsiHem @infcb gemdb iolI Elm sros
bss Seer IN bic 'S6iiBsngrdbeH
geiaHbt sperben.

BafbtngtoH, .. g., 1. 2lpril
Der aoHgrsb, pom qrdfiSenten WiI-
ion gu elmer auBsrorbentli6en Sibs
uug siH6erufsn, piro iib am Wtontaq
psriammeln, um iiber GrastH gu be-
ratbf6lagen, ME iie ipidtiSer ben
Der. Staoten felt ben Sagen oes 8iirs
Sertrieses ni4t oorgsIegen baben. MaH
era6ist ss allgemsin fir abfolut fiter,
bdb Der SoHgreB entpeber cine
Srieg sertldruna gsgM DeutfaIano
erldiIen cber ertldren pirb, bob in
fOlse Der ansriffe, Die beu.I6e S4iffs
auf bober Gee periibt baben, Elm
&riegs5uitdub beftebt.
prdiibent Wilipu bot bic gota
I6dft. bic sr beibsn SduierH in gss
meinf6dftIi4er Sibuns gu unterbrsis
ten seSentt, fsrtisssItelt uuo er piro
feline @nTpra9e balteu, Iobalb ibnl
mitaetbilt iporbsn, bab beiOc 6duIer
ii9 prgcniiirt ba6en uno bereit iino,
linn gu 6Oren.
9lller @otrfteinIi8teit nob pirb
Der prGiibsnt, enttpeber ebe er feline
9lniprdhe bGlt, obsr tur3 earuiif, nit
ben Siibr,rn in beioen Sdaierr
RiidIprd6e n.bemsn tpegen Der bon
Der @bminiitratioR selDiinIttsn Ses
iesaebuns.
syn arieess urS I'm giarine De-
pdrtenent lpuroe am Wortog nit ben
porbereitenSen gersiti9lftsmdBnabs
men fortgefnbren unb bsioe Separtes
ments baben bic GmpfeblunaeH fers
tia, bic lie fir bic peitere gerftGrs
tunq Der glarins urb oes Seeres sez
plant h16en uno Die lie oem apnsreb
unterbreitsn lperbeH, icbaIo er ii4
barber idIuiIis geporoen, oh er
tbotIGhli6 an Deuti4lanb ben &ries
ertlGren pirb.
9eibe Sduier perbsn am MoHtdg
in Der Mittaesfunbe IN Sisung tres
ten. Der bereits prgoHtiirte Senat
iDiro unpsr;iisIih Hdh Der GrOffnnng
Der Sisuns aur GrleOisurg pon Gss
SdGften bersit Iein, aber anseii6ts Der
Sbutiafe bob jebe ouf ben &ries be-
;iial. ReIulutiongetpiIlisu perldne
aeu biirFte, piro dnoenomuten. SdB Der
genai pprerit GntI6liebunsen bss
SouJes d6ipurten ipirb. Die Demotrds
ten unb gaepublitaner bottn ben Deg
fir unper3iislide Organization gee
ebnet nnb man sIaubt bier alIesmein,
Das es ben Demotraten selineen
NTH. flo suisAer bic &sutrpIls IN
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IuBsr ben friiher nambaft seradten
@&iffen iinb nod 90 S1iffe BON
Sufammen $4,000 1onnsn
nerfenft tporbsn.
es paren bieies "a Dampfer, sipsi
Ssssli8iffe iOipie IA giidxr.
bampfer.
6ierpcn iDcrm "a easlifGe DumpFer.
baruntsr etn irnbeionnier offs.
treu5er pom minbtfftns
5000 9onnsn,
@eri&ieSene Sbiffe tonnten err mad
9eftisem Gefddistampf Oct.
ienft iperben.

Uerltn 81. Utdr5. (Nnf prdht
Ioiem @sse nad Sappille, !. etprii.'
- 3u5iisIi@ Der bereits pdbrenb be
Monats Wdr5 semelbstsn Grfplse bel
zan4bootfriegs. tpurben, ME cine an
Samfag per0Fentli@te amtIihe Ct
ildrnng Der albmtraIitdt beiast, net
tere 81 Dompfer, 5fpsi Seselfhiff
unb IA Giiderbumpfsr bon 5ufammsr
$4,000 Sonuen DON beiiti9en Sou1
boctsu perientt, barunier "a snsIifh,
GdbDeuge, Don benen eines en- Silfs,
ireu5er bon minbeiiens 5000 S0nn1
mar. Die perfsHitsn G9iff. iparen:
.Goranba', ensIif&, 2.7O0 9on'
nen. beitHdt.
.poln-. enslii4, 3.67 1onnsn, Be.
fiiidt unb nit aoblsn bslabsn.
.1rtpof1. englii9. 3112 aountn.
beftiidt.
.alntpid Cattle. snslif6, $500
2cnnen, nit na9 aapiiabt beftimm'
ten Studgiiiern btIabsn, bsftiidt.
.Gliytou1. snsIii8. GiienersIabuns.
bsitiidt.
.Mntonp-. snsliiGsr- Gra9t unn
palfasisrbaHpfer Don 6446 1Ounsu.
beitiidt.
.Glan wlaeRiaaH'. ssisliT4, 1926
Ionnsn.
.a1iae gbam4. slsIiid. 46o aOu.
nen.
.Nio gorocaba-. snelii4, 1901
Sonnsn. bate 6400 1unnsn 3udtr.
bic fur bic iran50iiffe ResisrurgD be,
jtimmf ipawn. an gprb. II
Gnsfifttr Dompfer. nIsr maSr-
fdsinlihteii nod bic .Glsnaen-. 5000
9rnneH, init elmer 2aoung 3uder BON
Japn mad Nantes untsr,pegs.
r9aiiin- snsiifdb. 1900 srnnen.
GngIiiHer Ghunr .WiIlidm
Muripn1. nit elmer aobItnldbuns,
Gnglifds Syii9erbampfer: .Guarb'.
.9)eneaer-, .garlsp@, " 60, yR.
253-. .a. 3. 1922, q. M. 349-,
-M. 125s. q. 4. 6671, q. 5o21 g.
4. 962- unf .R. So.
Drti frnn35Iiidx E4iffs: .giion1. .
.Nbobtrs1 unb ,Gioils polairs-.
portugisfiitfr Tdmpfer .4ngo.
Ia 4297 Eonnsn NIT eInsr ao5Isns
Idtung.
Drtisebn noripegif&s S&iifs: Dam,
PIER ~SIrtins1, .qllIcols, .Mttila@,
Sea(ss MT esIs btlassaf sslsaut-
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Cute Cebaxblnng
wurbs ben Watrofn Der Dom See
abIer' serf5rten eHiffs gu Tbeil.
Sic ba6en fi6 ale f&rifilf9 Der,
pfIidtrt, MIDI mebr uuf Wta'
nttionsi&iffeu gu
fnbren.

Rio beJanefro, o, I. 4prif. -
Die amerttanifden Waatrofsn Der bonn
beilti6et 6anbelsserf6rer .SeeaSl.r'
perfentten Gdiffe ipurbeu am Sonns
tag bonn bieigen ameriiauif4en aon,
full Nlfreb 8. R. Gottf9ulf pernoms
men. Rpp glari. eirrr Der 4meritas
ner. faste aus, bag aIs bic Sam,
bronne iia auf Der Gabrt mad Rio
be Saneiro befanb. iie einen Ddmpfer
fitbtete un6 Tim fisnaIiiirte, ba Wafs
ier brinsenb ber5tbist murbe. Der
Dampfer bea4tst. bisfe Sighals ies
bod abiolut uidbt. Pa9 ber Iuiiht
glarfs mar es etn ipeiterer oeutiher
Sanbelsserft5re. Rad Charts gsrs
iideruns tpurben. oIs pom 5dnbels5ers
it5rer auf bic bon ibm Derieutieu
Oampfer Geuer sr0fuet purbe, tein
amtriianer uermunbet.
Msnn Der .Seenbfer- an neitralen
Jabr5eisen porbeifuhr. 70 nabmen bic
beutfhen Geeleute ibre Ularinenriisen
ab unb Iegten aud tbre Geitenipaf.
fen ab, um ni9i ertannt gu perben.
Disfe goriiatsmaBresel se6raudtsn
lie auG, als fie einen ameriianii9sn
S4unsr paifirten.
alIe amerifaniIfen Matrofen seben
gu. bab Iie aud nit,t ben eerinsffen
grunb baben. ii4 iiber bie ibnen ieis
tens Der Deuf4en gu sheil setporbe.
ne BsbanbIuns su bef4ptren. Der
Juntmtel.srapb bes 5anbeIss.rs
it6rers mar faft uuuntsrbro4en m
gebraii4.
Gin anberer nmeritdniffer Watrcs
ie Tasts aus, bab elmer Der bsuf6en
Dffisiere ibm 'asts: rSif folItsn iid
auf isinsn Sdiifsn anbsusrn laFsn,
bic Manition befSrbsrn. W.nn Sic
ss bod tbun, 70 isssn 81. babel SIR
oeben auf Ons Spiel. Die @eianses
nen babsn. wie Der MatrOie binSu.
fiisie, idmmtIib ,inen RsOers uni.rs
ssifnet, laut iptlftm iis iih Osrpflits
tstsn, nidt pisOer auf WunitiOus.
i6iffsn su fabren.
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Smfii,tn,nns
Gimben in Berlin bic 4sgs
berungen bes Diterreia
9if4en Mtnifsrs bes
MusnG ftigeu.
Graf g5srnin.

apnbon, /. apriI. - Der &ors
Respondent bes Reuter'T9en Bureaus
in AmHerbam bepeidirt, baB man in
politiI4en streiien Seuti4banbs bic
folge1be 2lnii4t be5iisIi5 bss bonn
@isner .grembenblatt" OerDffsntlifs
ten sSnkrpieips NIT bem @rafsn G5er@
min, benz Wimifter bes 9lustpdrtisen,
bsst, tn ipeldem er ertldrte, bdb bts
guientemddte Gelssenbeit bdtten, sis
rlen ebrenbolIen 5ritben abSui4isbeu
unb bab ber Dorf4los bsr Gsntral.
mdate be5iislih elmer 5riehsnsioufe,
rens NOD inmer giiltig Iinb.
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bereit lei. in JriebensuHtubaubIun
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