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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
A Hard Fight Here

Mrs. Julia M. Eppig is running for
the State Democratic Committee n the
10th Brooklyn District in an effort to
supplant Henry Hasenfug for that of
fee. Mrs. Anna Kraft has entered the
lists in hard fight in The Bronx She
is running for Assemblyman in the 4th
District Democratic primaries, but as
former Assemblyman M. Maldwn Fertig
has the organization Endorsement the OPP
position will be strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
For Lieutenant Governor

Edward Schoeneck, present Lieuten-
ant Governor, was elected four years
ago. He is lawyer in Syracuse, and
for many years has been active in the
Republican organization in Onondaga
County,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
Known for Child Welfare Work

Mrs. Mary M. Lilly, who is lawyer
and thoroughgoing suffragist, stands
"squarely OH the Democratic platform
and behind President Wilson" She has
been chosen by her party as the organ
ization candidate for the Assembly in
the 7th District Mrs Lilly has made
herself felt in New York through her
efforts to better the condition of the
cty's unfortunates. In 1905 she de-
manded a scientific system of probation
in the Juvenile Court she was promi
nent in Night Court work, and she is
now vice president of the Society for
the Aid of Mental Detectives. She has
answered yes" to all of the eight cues
tlons put to primary candidates by
the New York City Woman Suffrage
party. which include straight-from.the
shoulder questions in regard to the Fed
eral suffrage amendment, equal pay for
women and the upholding of the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01

frage last fall to carry her through that
Democratic district as the successful
candidate for the Assembly on the Re-
publican ticket. The Republicans have
chosen Mrs. Cohen as their candidate
with no opponent in the party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01

didate in the primaries for Assembly,
man from Kings County, has strong
backing of women behind her in her
district, the 18th, which includes Will
iamsburg She was vice. president of
the ladies' auxiliary of the Democratic
club Ct her district until last spring,
when here came a split After this
Miss kiefer and a large following of
women Democrats organized the
Woms:.s Colonial Democratic Club.
Miss kicfcr is a musician and teacher
in the public schools Of Long Island
City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
A. DEMOCRATIC A,
X PARTY ~
For Governor

Alfred Z. Smith At present President
Of the Board Of Aldermen Of New York
City. Was Democratic leader Of the
Assembly. A leading member Of Tam
many Hall.
William Church Osborn: Former
chairman of the Democratic State Com
mttcc. Is an independent Democrat
and successful lawyer Lives in CARR
son. Putnam County. where he is prac-
teal farmer and known for his out
spoken criticism OF the Democratic
hnsscs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
Citizen Must Choose Her Candidate
The Primary Is the Elimination Contest
That Decides Who Shall Run for Office
a. the November Election

yer in Syracuse and active in Prohibit
ton affairs
For State Engineer and Surveyor
David B. Passage: Of Duaneburg.
Said to be competent engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01

dict Of the people on Election Day. Per-
sonally, we find great deal of satisfac-
ton in the belief that the New York
City women who have gone out for office
are not job seekers of the rampant va
riety. That suffrage is so we'll repre-.
scented by some Of it's best leaders is a
good sign, but it is an equally healthy
sign that one anti-suffragist has turned
her back on the Old order of things and
thrown herself who leheartcdly into the
new situation.
The women candidates as whole are
entering the political fight because they
think they can help. Added to that,
they are showing real craftsmanship in
playing what looks like hopeless game.
Women citizens can be proud of these
their first representatives on the ballots.
AS far as possible the acts regarding
the women candidates in New York City
have been rounded up in the following
brief sketches. The Socialist women
have not been covered here because
Cncv are HOIc NUMEROUS, tHcy are HOV d
new element in the ranks of political
candidates, and their platforms are all
the same, that of the Socialist party.
The survey IS not entirely complete, but
as nearly so as the accessibility of the
candidates themselves will allow
This One Is q Converted "Anti"
Mrs. Kate F. Southmayd, who is run
ming as the designated Republican can
didate for State Senator from the 9Th
District, Brooklyn, is the first anti
suffragist to enter the race for Office.
She is widow with only one daughter,
and believes that she can manage her
home and her Office, if she is elected,
equally we'll. Anti-sutfrage is a dead
issue, she explains to these who remind
, her of that jewel, consistency, and she
urges all other anti suffragists to forget
their former convictions and make the
best of suffrage as it is. Mrs South
mayd's chief interests are child welfare
and the careful regulation of the liquor
traffic Mrs. Southmayd does not be-
leve in national prohibition, however.
Clubwoman, Musician and Teacher
Miss Lillian Kiefer, Democratic can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
Well Known for War Work

Mrs. Sadie Kost has been designated
by the Republican party as the organ
ization candidate for Congress from the
22d District in The Bronx With two
sons in France, Mrs Kost has found her
chief interest in war work for the past
year She is organizer and manager of
the Bronx branch of the War Camp
Community Service. She is president of
home for crippled children and
founder of the Joseph Rodman Drake
Park Association. She will be nominal
ed, but has hard fight ahead of her
TOR election, because hers is a strong
Democratic district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01

Theodore 7. Baylor Associate OF
William Nj. Bennett. candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor. Practising lawyer in
New York.
JAIME. l.. Wells: Present incumbent.
Was president OF. the New York City
Department OF Takes and Assessments
under Mayor Seth Low and active in
civic affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
For Lieutenant Governor

Harry c. Walker: Mayor of Bingham
ton, ard was prominently mentioned for
the Governorship. nomination. No op-
position in the Democratic primaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01

Eugens Nj. Travis Present State Con
roller He lives in Brooklyn. where he
is we'll and favorably known. His man
agcment OF the xtatc'a hfancrs has been
concedcdly able. He IN Endorsed by tho
Prohih,tonists Has almost invariably
run ahead Of his ticket. and has served
credItahy in the State Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
Shall We Put o. Child to Death?

February
penalty especially s If pettio
de NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
If You Are Enrolled in Party You Should
Vote at Its Primary September }
1t Is Important

not enroll with political party in May
you cannot vote in the primaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
Petition for the Life of Paul Chapman

To S.
Governo of the tate of New York..
l. OF eand
site oheebyp
ofmu
the New
Have his
O -"
Pau Chapman
Gums ances be put to DEATH believe
that his execution would
o
NOTE: Please.
Matthew w Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
For Attorney General

Charles D. Newton: Prominent law
yer Of Western New York Lives in
Gcneseo Was elected two years ago as
Senator.
Alfred l.. Becker: Buffalo lawyer who
during the last year has made a fine
record in uncoverine the plots of Ger
man propagandists in this state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
Officially Designated

Mrs. Jennie Cohen is counting on the
same twist of fate that made the 1st
Assembly District go for woman suf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
lndependent-Yet Democratic

Miss Rose M. Palmer, of the 23d AS
sembly District, has filed her petition
over the head of the Democratic Or
.ganlzation as an independent Demo-
cratic candidate for nomination to the
Assembly. Her district is seven to one
soclalistic, but Miss Palmer, who is a
lawyer, is running as protest candi
date against the anti-war principles of
the Socialists as we'll as against an un-
accountable anti-suffrage current that
Charles Solomon, the Socialist candi
date, has xhibited-though contrary to
the principles of his party. American
ism and Federal woman suffrage are the
chief planks IN Miss Palmer's platform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
For Secretary of State

Franklin E. Bard: Lives in Gowanda.
Chautauqua counties, with no public
record. No opposition in the Demo-
cratic nrimarieS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
For State Controller

Bird S. Coler: At present Charities
Commissioner of New York City Lives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-01
For State Engineer and Surveyor

Frank M. Williams: Serving his sec
ond term, and has no opposition in the
Republican primaries.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-07
MOst.qus SOOict fiir
SM.,ncnsmtlRfatipn
yclltcpiki unS Neutrality-suspicious. beb0ups
ten, Sab Si socltma8tc Scu iintcreano
Scr HcpcImticm 0nltrcbcn
sStid. Srancis mapnt auilcn sum ipiScrit

Neiroarao, T. @ldr5 tgon SoS
q SbopIcn aorrcipon0cut Der lluiieb
9}rcB Ger aRosfoii Goblet bot iit
mii arcbcr Stimuenmehrbeit fir
Bic Gatiiifntion 0eS 6rieoens sini.
idjen sluBlonO m0 Den 8entraImdd).
len crfI6rt. Sontt lit an8iuebmeiL
oab SCnings Tnupimol3e erfoIgreih
ieia miro (GS 1T oieieS uidjt 0cr oil.
rliiiibe glot Der slrbeiter. 9auern
Sol0oieu mO glr6eiter, meldler am
10. 0ldr3 in @iosfau suiomulen.
irh I'M 0ei 6rieOen 81 ratiii3ie.
reno
5omobl sic golibcbifi ais ou1
sic rcgerungsI Ieinoliden gldtter be.
lra6tcu bic &eocn Sertlings, Bal.
iollrs un0 Sonninos ols etnen 4Inu
Scr @eitmdbte, einen @er1leih altf
Soften @uBlanos ber5uiteuen. 9Sn.
pans @or6ereitluQen, inter 8uitin.
uutng ocr 9lQiierten Sibirien 5u be.
ieBen, miro ais Elm 5dlag aegen
bic ruiiiihe Rebohttion ongeieben
Die 9olj6epifi beben 6erDor, es iei
Der 9epeis gelieiert, ooB cine inter-
rationale &erifmorilng beite6c, Die
SoUict Geaieruug au itiir8elL pobei
GrutidIanO oie ldnuitige 9trbeit
Derrid)tc.
9sctrogroo, 3. 9}dr5 C8on 2S5oiepb
1apleL aorrcipouoeut Der llniteo
ssrcb. 9}a6ts.) Cine 9eridipo.
fung bon Stl0eHten lmo Gffi5ieren
bic goli1ebifi Re9ierlng 81 itiir5en,
uurOe bier entoedt. Sn einem nabe
Oem giutcrpoloit beiinoliden 9auie
Dur0en III 8erbinoing NIT oieier
geridlporlnlg nebrere 8erbaftungen
borqenomrteH. 5ed5 5tu6enten
nm0en oabei erihoiien.
9letrogroo, 5. mars. C8on e5oiepb
51apleL aorreipon0ent Der llniteo
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1orchibiticnspartei
praktilt1 gelpaltcit
SSn mebreren StaatsH iuiro lie nit
Der ytatiOnalpnrtei Der.
idlmDlsen meroen.

Chicago, s5G., 7. @tGr5. 9e.
Iegaten CUR gtationalfonpention Der
9robibitionspartei oerlieben oie Som
BENTON uno etlpa 100 ipeitere, elm.
ihlieBlid oes GoriiterS oes 9tatio.
nalfonitees @irgil o. Sinibam, ga,
ben ibre 9lbIidt fun0, iid) Der neuen
4ortei on5uidIteBeh Die oprl So5io.
Iiiten qegriinoet muroe, peld)e aus
Der ct. 2nltiier aoHbention aus.
getreten lnarel.
9ieie 0nnOliugspeiie mur cine
SSolge Der gtidtabltiunlmg Der @ro-
Bibitioniiterfonberttion fit cine Ser
ldnel8lnlg NIT Der ytntionolportei.
9ie 81 Delegatelt inter sSii1ritng
oes 8oriibers Der Acknowledgement
tiorb S. g. 6arris bon Weiiio1tri,
8. S. Goloeripooo bon Dtinneiota
uno Staatsienator q. q. 2obec bon
0tinneiota, beriaulmelten fib Dor Der
aonbentionsbaIle Der gfationoI @ar-
tel uno, no9oent tie ibre 8eitrGge
be3oblt uno Die @fitglie0ihaftsfar.
ten erbalten batteu, tuuroen tie CUR
aonoention 8itgeIoiien no 5par nit
Dem Rebte, 3u Itilnuien.
IS berlautete 3n gleider 8eit,
0aB Diele Stdaten 0ie 8rphibitions.
organiiotinnen oufgeben uno ltcb Der
gtntionolportet ani6lieBen lpiiroen.
Die 0elegaten nus folgenoen StoQ.
ten fiinbigten nieie 9[biidt an. 0aitl-
neiota. 8iscouiin, gtem SSeriep, Wioi.
iodnietts, Stem Son1pibire, aanias,
Oregon, 8aibinatou, gtoro rno Siio
0ofota.
9ie SpoItltng fam no6 elmer
5lpeitdgigen Gebatte, in Der feline
@inigung fiber Die @eri6uleI3uug er-
reidt peroen fomlte. 9ie 8erIann-
lung Itinnite iiber o9ooperntion uno
5ooeration" ob. God Die 8efiir-
norter Der 8erihrneI3ung opponier.
ten oieier Geiolution unO iie cr6ieIt
feline 0taioritdt.
3n ipdter glben0itpn0e mttr0e Sic.
ie gteloIution ie0odl poiiiert itno man
entihieo itdl init Der Rotionulpartei
fir arieo8probibition 5uianlmen3r-
arbeiten, SSn Den oben ertDdbiten
Staaten lperoen Die @orteicn prat-
tiid beriduoI5en gcioe Garteien
peroen fir Die gfotifi5icritng Der go.
tiondlpro6ibitiou in iDren staaten
5ltinrnmeniteben.
9obio Coates, Colorado, ipltroe
gum 0auernoen goriiter Der aonben.
tion Der gtotionalportei eriuGbIt, 0ie
lire Sibungen fortiest.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-07
&ritcrc @ntmidclunQ
Der Singe rrluartct
w lt,dIbinetOn eIambt man, Sab Japan in sibb
rien eiumaridbicrcn SirFtc, lcboIS cs Iidt
Sariiber ldIiiIIie miro
THAN re@nct in 1lmsrika init renines

9aibinatou, Z. Midrs. C@ou @orI
.. Girooi, aorreipouocnt Der llniteb
9Srcb.) syett, oob 9lmerifa ieiuc
SoItung in Oef iibiriiden 6roee So.
ban geleniiber fIor geleet Bot. er.
martet oos offi5ieIe @nibiugton Die
neiieren 5hritte Sapons ob. &erio.
uen. Die Der iopaniihen 9otihaft
rabeitcben, iaecn. Dab Sapon I'm.
iere &egierug unterrihten luilr0e,
tolls idpaniihe Gruppen in Sibirieu
einnorihiereu iclten. 9tnn ipeiB
bier ieood nidt, mas SSnpou 5uS tim
beobii9tigt Bon elmer Seite miro
6eballptet, ooB Der @inntorih iapa.
niider Sruppen in Stbirieu erfol.
gen tpiiroe, neil 0ie aGiiertcn 0omit
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etnneritan6en lin0, dn0eriettS ipIe0er
aIulibt man 0nB Elm Oernrtiger
SHritt nidt nniernonmcn perOeH
miro, lpeil glmerita Oosu nidlt ieine
8uitimnmne geaebeu bot uuo aud
ei1fluBreide areiIc Sopons fir bic
aepldnte eSnterpentiou nidlt einees
nomnen fino.
Mlun iie6t bier eiiL ooB sSopdn
0cn 9Iou nustilbren miro. icbolo eS
iih boraenomnen bot, oieIes 5u tiin.
Ole omerifaniide Grflduina ieines
8erDaItens Idbt neitere @rortcritn.
gen ieitens sSopanS ST., tn0 es lit
inmerbiu moaIidj, OaB es 9lmeritn
iiber ieine glbfidten nidt lonee i'm
llnflaren boIten miro.
glihts mir0 uuberiud)t geloiieh
.gluBlonD Die lleberseuallna bciau-
briuqen, ooB bic Ser. Gtaaten gegen
elmer eSnterbertion in gfuBlnnb io-
mohl bonn Often ols oitb bon1 Me-
item iin0. 2etine's 8errat ieirern
|2on0e gegeuiiber lmo fem @eriitd,
9ubIon6 on Detti6Iano ous5ulie-
fern, 0iirfte Ser Sauptgritn6 iein,
'mesbolb Die Scr. Staaten aeqen Die
inpnnilde sSllterhentiot iino. @tdn
befiird)tet bier nidt init llnre9t,
bob Die 9fuiien bel Dem @eoaufen
an BEN IeBten jopauiih-rrtiiiihen
.&rieq. iid1 Der 9olitif 9enine's orl-
ihIieBen. NIT Ser oeuti6en glrmee
gcueinione Sade mahen, oie Syo.
paner befdntpfen rno ouh gegen Oie
9qiierten ms 6eI0 aieben ipitroen.
Mfan ertpartet 2enine'S gbiesung;
unh bic 8lnoesregier1nq biirfte ben
gerllth MAIDEN, Den neHtih-rltliiihen
6rie0ensperfrng lnt5uIsnBen, neItn
Les audi cine lmgebeire 4ufgabe ieiii
miro.
Ger oeltidc aurs in giuBlano
miro pDn Stpeoen uno Splau0
ridt oebiIligt. sdpeoel mag Die
@cIegenbeit ergreifen, ftb tn ben
geiib 5it1nIon0's 8u iebetb ods
fruber 5u SdmeOen geb0rte unb bon
ciner ltorfen idpeoii6en geb0l.
ferltng 0urhieBt 1T.
ogeenn irQeno fttuas onSu oienetl.
fam, 8ltfiinftige ariege 6eraufaube.
ihpGren, oarn lit es Die @rruiirerng
RuBIonos", idreibt Der gsieilpe
Gouront Inn Sooq. ,@s tit Elm nit
Dem 2oIhe er3pungener 5rte0e",
ifrei6t nas San0elSbIno. o@s lit
Elm 5Srieoe. Der itberboupt nid6t ols
6rieDe gelten fann ous nelhem ipd.
ter cine neue eliaB-Iotbringihe Sra.
ac entiprinqen miro" be6t Die SiiO
berDor Ser 9eIegraf bebauptet, lie
0e Der 3ebn bon 8eltti6lono nuf.
erIegten acknowledgement tra-
gen oen Stetnpel Der 1lnebrenbaf.
tigfeit, pon meIder oie 9erliner gte.
gierlng beieeIt lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-07
1icilc trc&ettc 5ctten
nm tt1artneitaticncf1
SefretGr Saniels Derbietet geiitige
8ctrGnfe innerbalb 5 Qieilen
Der llebnugslnger.

8aI6ineton, 7. MGrS. 5iinf
01eilen meite trofene 8onen Inn 7
01arine. ADMINISTRATIONS. obne 9tiid.
iidt oaranf, OBJ iih in Dem @ebiet
cine inforporierte Staot beiiioet ooer
nidt, iino geitern bont Wlnrineief.
retdr Ganicls aneeoronet lporoen.
gseitere gefeble moeen ip1ter erge-
ben, bod fir bic @eaeHport miro
feline g(enoeriing Der 9eitimmungeu
6etreiis Der onoeren tlebungslager
aetroifen. Gie betreifenoen 8onen
iper0cn eingeridtet um Sic eredt
9ofes lle6uugsitntion bei Chicago.
Die lle6ungsiiotiouen bel ytoriolf,
ga., Sonpton Jioo6s nm0 gieipport
". g.. Dos lleblmgslaaer bel glare
,yslano. Sol. mo Bic Viarineita
9lanen in GpontICO, "a. una RoRaL.
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9. 6. Sun llmtreiie bon 5 O2eilen
bon Oieien Stotionen oorf fein be.
raliidenoes @etrGnf berfouft, Der.
idenft uno eingefibrt peroen.
0nniels nabnt beionOeren ge3ug
auf 8uitdnoe in golleio, bel 0iare
S5slano, no in elmer fir5en StraBe
iih 25 SnIoons beftn6en Die bon
einem grauer fontrolliert meroen.
Dag G6lcasO trufen Ieeeu.
Gbicaao, 81, Z. Mdr5.-es be.
iInoet iif in Gbicogo i'm @eihGifs.
oiitrift cine Marinciiblnqsitotion ct.
ma cine 8cile bon Dem beriibmien
Coup Giitrift, lDo Die 6aupiidflidl.
item SrinfIofatc per Sta6t qcIeacn
iiuO. Sorlduiia it oicicIbe nod
nidlt III C5cbranh Sic Great 2ofes
Stotion 6eiinoet i'd 30 alieilcn bon
eBliag0 egtferyi.
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SrieGcnsucrtra0
NIT Scn tsmnt6ncn
5ie Gobrnoifa fGat an gnlsarieu;
gieenliernng Der nnsariidl.
rnmGniiden tSrenSe.

Berlin ii6er 2ou0on 7. 0fdr3
Gepel6en aus g8ien beioaen oaB
;eei, Oo oie grdlimiuar.6 .6rieoens.
pef1anolitngen nit gtimdnien be.
cnSet lino. oem offi3ieaen 6rieocns.
a6ihluB nidts mebr I'M Mege Itebt
9lmiter0on, 7. Mlr8. Cine De.
peihc ans 9uforeit beiaat, boB iid
oie @ertreter giumdniens uno Der
3eutraImdhte in ben Grieoensper.
honolingen nuf Die unditeben0en
Gtifte geeiniet baben:
/ 6umGnien tritt Die 9obril6.
ido bis OUR 3onau an 9ilgarien
ub
.. Die Mdfte oes 8ierberbnuos
merOeH eineu Sonoelspeg fir Gn.
manien iiber aonitan5o an Shmar.
5en Meer often bnlteu.
5 l3. guiuGnien bat bic bon Der
oiterreidii6.iingoriidben Regiertng
borgeidlogenen ungoriidlritntani.
ihen @ren5reguIieritngen int 8rin.
Sip nngenommen.
4 GefonouiIhe MoBnobmen bon
GEM 8ierberbano borgei6lagen
iperoen BON ben Gltndneu alitge.
DciBen
5. 2ie rumGniihe Geaierline ldBt
ioiort nenigItens ndt 9ibiiionen Der
rnn1niiden glrmee abriliten. Ole
3pntobiliIieriing III Der GontroIle
oes @enerolitabg oes Gelomarihans
D. g1odenien nno 6eunienigen 0es
rundniiden @eneraIitabs unterftellt.
5o6olo Der 6rieoe 5pii@en giu.
ri1nien uub MuBIdnO berGeiteIlt III,
miro Der 8eIt Der rnnidniihen glr.
met oeniobiliiiert iper6en.
6. 9iiun1niihe GnIppen boben TO-
iars alles Sur 0iterreidiidsurgnri.
itafn Nonardie gs6orige @ebiet 81
r6tneu
Z. Tie rmdniidp Gegierung Der.
pflidtet lifl, nit alien ibr 81 @es
cote itebenbn Qrdften ariippen.
lransporte Der 8entrnlmddte olrd
bie W1olO1u ino Beiiardbien nod
-aeiid 81 unteritiIben.
8. 8undnien Bat ioiort ale Cf.
fi5;ere iencr 0l1dite, Die nit oeu
iqrperbano i'm ariege liegen uno
pd nod IN rimidniidjen Gienitea
famoen 81 entlaiien. 9ieien Sifi
,icrcn Diro non Den 8eutrnlnddlien
iifercs 0ieleit aege6en meroen. Der
Sertraa trit iOiOrt m ssrpit.
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1lemcr Sthla9 gc9cn
Jtalien ucrbcrcitct

8oi6ineton, 7. 9adr8 Giner an
0ie bieiige italieniihe @eianotihaft
eingelultfenen Gepeide 8ufolge lit ein
ueuer sdlog geeen Die itnIieniide
i5rout 3n ertparten. S5n oerieI6en
beiBt es, ooB nGbrenO 6es @ouats
Jebruar midtige feinOlide Erup.
penanbaufi,ngen dbnlih iuie Dor Der
geobentber.0 0ffeniibe 8lt oer8eihnen
fino.
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Sctiffsman0cI fest
@ctreiHcausiubr bcraI,
Tic nnullc nah bic hslt 5rItt Ats
Sandlbpoilfiraee. Aaanii
ole Atubtpanlt.

NeNtihfNtNA"tfF - "NAeH .aiAstA -
iodud iuiolle Oes 6eblcn6 Ron
sdiiieraum bleibt gmcrifa in lei.
uen Observation-Disclosures al oie
gllliierten monotlih nm etpo 5000.
600 9ulbel suriid. Gieir goae madli
Ocn RohrunaSmiitcl 9eointen ieti
Sorsen nodOem has ssroblem oes
@iieubobntrouSporis Der 9lnhrimas.
mitteI ael6it mor0eu III. aornmchI.
icnoineen lprr0en btihrdnft, uA fiir
g9ei8cn, Gruppen rn0 Qroniani 4las
su modjcu
Cos Souhboot fabrt fort Der
Sdliifubrt 8erluiie an bereiten. gs
miro gluguit mer0en. ebe biele Der
Sdliffsneriten I'M Often In nollenl
llmfange orbeiteu. oo einige Der
8erften nod in 9oti begriffen iin0.
Synl g8eiten uer0en Die @erften be.
reits i'm SuIi oen Sobepunft ibrer
9roouftion erreihen.
Sffi8ieI[e 9ubIen 5eieeu. oob eng.
lanO I'M letten Sabre t,t00,000
8rnttotounen Sdiffsralm Die Ser.
Stooten 1,034.000 uuO on0ere Can.
Der 100000 Sonnen beraeitelt ba.
ben. SSn oieier 8eriooe bot QeutId.
lan0 iddsrnasipeiie 100000 9riit,
totonnen nerieittt.
Die ameritaniide Q Jiffspro0uf.
tiou in 0ieiem Sabre tpuroe bis aai
100000 Gonnen berednet, 6oh Die
beiten ShdBungen geben 0ie g5ro0uf-
tion aipiifen 21a Bis A 9iI[ionen
Eonnen on. @ngIiide S61bungen
iino bier nibt 6efonnt. ood glaubt
man Dab @nglan6 in bieiem Sabre
2,500,000 @rltttotonnen berIteIlen
miro.
90 erIdeiut, oaB Die gerIltIte
Oitr6 Sou6boote 5ur State oes 8or-
jabre8 oeunoh Die 8ro0uftion iibers
treffen miir0e. 0ie o6ige Gnritel-
lung gibt bieIleidt Die 0unfle 5eite
Der 8erbGltniiie.
Gie belle Seite 0es 93iIoes lit bic
ie: Die amer .alliierten glnItrcnglllb.
gen 5llr 6ee bernidten biele Ealth-
beotc, 10 Bielc iuie 9elttidjldno
bouen fam. l1no uene aalnpflDerf.
3eioe I'M 9alldbootfrieg 5eigen ftd
iebr fpirfungsboIl. Beiterbin bebt
iih bic Brobitftion bon 3erItorern
ltno nit Dem 9lnpadien Der Ser
it0rerpotrouiIlen miro bic Irbeit Der
Sou6boote iinmer meBr erihmert.
Der Mlol1ot 9luguit lit a[lgemein
oIS 3eitpunft betradtet, an iuel1em
ote 8auh6ootgefabr ob5unebmen be-
giruen miro. gs 1T oie Belt in
Der 6ie S6iffsproouttion oen Sobe.
punft erreihen miro un0 biz 5u ser
3eit peroen ote @irfltngen ser Ger.
itorer iebr bergroBert ner0en Gem
nod miro Die 3eit bis gum q[uguIt
iorgenboll iein Gonnoge feblt I'M
8ergleid 8u Der nottpenoigen Ser.
prnbiontierung Der gllliiertelL uto
fir Die 8eridiffung itno gerpro-
piantierung unierer 8ruppen. 8enn
bieie 9eriooe crit poiitert iein miro,
Itebt cine 6eIiere Belt 6ebor. 8ie
amer. S6iff8proouftion inn n0diten
Sabre miro alien 6ddbnngen ge-
ndB bic 9erienfungen iibertreffen.
8ie ein8ige Grnee lit: 8as mer.
ben Die n16lten 9}onote in ser ofl-
gemeinen Gage berbor6ringen?
Cine Soee bon ben gegentpartigen
Shlpierigfeiten fonn olts Der 3ot-
iahe geluonnen peroen, DAB bic
8er. Staaten inn 6ebrltor 650,O00
Eonnen @etreibe nod europa iano-
ten m1breno iie 100000 ienoen
lpoQtcn. Die Spariontfeit 3eigt fid
porteilBaft oorin, baB Die Ser. stoa.
ten 18,000,000 glibeI iiber ibren
normolen @rportiiberibuB IN ben
lebten s @ionaten berianoten.
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StaIiener Iiefern on 0entidlanS.

Rom, 7. Winr5. -@s iDer6en fieli.
crOings acknowledgement gegen Ger.
ionen, 0orunter italieniibe Qlbge.
oronete. erboben, oaB iie ntdt nir
SeIoe lm6 gnumDollc, ionoern and
g3abrunasmittel nod 9eltidIono ge,
idlmnaaelt babeu. Die 9lusiubr nod
Ser Sdluei3 betrug i'm Sabre 1917
i07, 100000 sire. IN 1916 1885,
00O. 600 9ire. in 1915 $4,000.
600 gire mo Die 5Glfie Der lebt.
iabriaen ausfibr beitano in Seioe,
gaunnuollc tu1 anoeren iolhcn 8in.
gen, melAe Stalien iiir oen strle9
brag&t