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hammering at the gates OF western
civilization.
Foe Reserves Drained.

ClNlllZatlO0-
Foe Reserves Drained.
News from General Pershing indi-
Gated that the enemy has drained his
reserve to the utmost and has now
drawn upon the east front for fur
Their re-enforcements. He Is stalking
his all on the west line, but the Brit
ish, French, and American strategic
reserve apparently is now getting
rapidly into the struggle. The Ger
man spike driven out at Montdidier
pounding at the flank apparently are
developing a strong counter offensive
which will menace the German con-
siderably. Meantime. the British
defense Is solidifying. The German
has been slowed down and his vital
ity is being Slapped by death and
injury.
troops have participated and viii,
participate is still a matter OF
secrecy. They are known to have
had some part. and 1T is assumed
by high officers that perhaps 100000
will have share in smashing the
foe.
Battle Viewed FaVorabIy.
The German drive about Arras is
regarded as an effort to straighten
out the line so that It would not be
menaced by a British counter attack
there. But, though yesterday the
tide OF battle veered considerably on
the British section. the struggle
there, as a whole, was favorably
viewed by American military men.
They now incline TO the belief that
Hindenburg designed 10 crash down
upon the channel ports. but they
believe that this moye-or a drive
for Paris-has been and will con-
tinue to be thwarted.
On the psychological side OF the
situation, diplomats saw a possibility
admittedly based mainly on a hope
that the Teuton casualties will stir
up revolution in Germany.
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coNcEITED.

We got a ton OF coal yesterday"
'Braggart!"
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pANnAII,C Savoy 18th 4 Col I'd.
JNhlNDhLL y AY - MADGE
EVANS In ''wANTED-A MOTHER"
TOMORROw-CONST TALAADGE
IN THE HONEYMOON"
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rDANnAIIJC Apollo, Ga n u. na.
INhNDhLL DTODAY-EDITH SrOR-
Ely In THE EYES OF MYSTERY. Z"
rOMORROw-KTTTY GORDON N ola
NoNDS AND PEARLS"
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TpANNAII'c American Ist &R.L.
OEAf1INDhLL y TODAY PAULINE
FREDERICK In MRS. DANES M
TENSE" TOMORROW HAROLD
lockwood IN ..RROADWAY BILL =
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pIA7B 434 9th st. y. w.
] Lf1Ln TODAY AND TOMORROW
MONROE SALISBURY AND RUTB
CLIFFORD In '.HANDS DOWN.
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CDANnATI'C Casino. eth q y gts-
CAhINDhLL y TODAY AND TOMOR-
ROWE. X LINCOLN AND BARBARA
ICASTLETON In FOR THE FREEDOM
OF THE WORLD"
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ADJUSTMENTS
81 TODNYS -
Film THEATER ~
~ ATTRAcIIClSS ~

rDANnAII,c Thearer. 9th q z sits.
I1AAlNDHkL y ToDAY - ROBERT
WARWICK in THE MAD LOVER"
rOMORROW-ENID BENNETT in THE
KEYS OF THE RIGHTEOUS"
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IEINEp 6O7 9th 81. n. w.
g.CISDLO TODAY AND ALL WEEK
WILLIAM FARNCM IN Les MIserables
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nj VNpIr TODAY AT $3.50 p. NJ.
ULI I'LL " HAROLD LOCKWOOD In
1851 U 81. BROADWAY BILL
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cTpANn sF AND TOMORROW
SIh1INL Z BARRISCALE IN
.sWITHIN r4f IA"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
Three HURT IN
AUTO ACCIDENTS

Mrs Dolly Fey. Hydah hotel.
struck down on Eastlakc ave. near
shelby Il. Thursday night ~ an
automobile. r. tn a slightly i'm
proved condition In the city emery
ency hospital FRIDAY G. ~. Wine
holt. Jackson apartment. driver of
the car that struck Mrs Fey. IL
booked At police headquarters on n
reckless driving charge.
Mrs. Fey was crossing Eastiakc
near shelby. after dlsmounting from
an EaStlakc jitney bus when Wine.
hoit.s car. which police fay was
travelling close 10 50 nilcs an hour.
struck her She suffered severe
face lacerations and possible internal
injuries.
J. l.. Reece. 1915 send ave. wss
struck by an auto driven by r. T.
Wait. ~ Enumclaw, AZ the T. 10th
=. md Brooklyn ave. intersection
Thursday night. Tho index finger
Of his right hand was broken. and
he was taken 10 tho city hospital.
Charles jackson. 1905 goth ave
collidcd with a trolley car while
riding his motorcycle At East Union
y. and nth ave, sustaining severe
cuts and bruises
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
SUGAR RATION
CUT TO Z LBS.

WASHINGTON. July 26-Amcri-
cas- sugar ration has been reduced
from three TO two pounds per capita
per month The new regulations will
so into effect IN restaurants and
homes August Public eating
houses after that date viii not be
allowed more than two pounds Of
sugar for cuch % meals served.
state food administrator will
work out tho new sugar sllotmcnt>
for their respective states.
IT ia impossible to obtain sugar
from Java and other distant places
az this would divert ships from war
work
France would have TO further re.
du"e her minute sugar rations II
America did not come to her aid,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plata aaso-pks.phnte
TO Pit en- vtvw. healthy rt~sh
md To increase stseaEth.
Nigor srd Nerve Force.

Judging from the countless prepar.
stious and treatments which arc con
ttuuaily being advertined for the
purpose ~ making thin people
fleshy. developing arms. neck and
bust. and replacing ugig hoilowR and
angles BY the soft curved lines Of
health aud beauty there arc evident
keeniy feel their excessive thinneNs
Thinness and weakness are usually
due to starved nerves our bod 90
need more phosphate than IL cun.
tained IN modern foods. Physicians
claim there II nothing that VIII ~up-
pty this deficiency 40 well ~ the or
ganic phosphate known among drug
gists as bitro- pho phate. which is In
expensive. and is sold by most all
druggists under guarantee Of sat-
iSfaction or money pack by feed
p1yinR the body cells with tho neceR-
sary phosphoric food elements. bitro-
phosphate quickly produces wei
come transformation In III" appear
ance, the increase in weight FIRE.
quentiy being astonishing
This increase in weight also cur
rier with N general Improvement
in the health. NerN ouancaa sleep
lessness and lack OF energy. witch
nearly always accompany excessive
thinness. soon disappear. dun eyes
become bright and pal checks glow
with the bloom OF perfect health.
CAUTION. Although bitro- phos-
phate In unsurpagsed for relieving
nervousness. slecpiesAncsa and gen
eral weakness, II should not owing
to its remarkable flesh growing
properties, he used by anyone who
does not desire To put on flesh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
Girl Cadets Will
Hold Relief Dance

The First Girl Cadets Of Washing.
ton VIII hold dance "wednesday,
August l. in Madame Leppcr's
studio. 1904 4th ave The proceeds
win bc devoted to tho cadets yarn
fund for Belgian and French relief.
Dances win he held monthly to buy
tobacco ana candy for American and
allied soldiers, and tn provide relief
for ciNiliIng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
House Committee
Arrives in Europe

NAsHINGTON, n. 9. July u
Thirteen members Of tire houes
naval committee have arrived in
Europe on an inspection tour They
viii visit naval haees. hospitals
aviation ntes and later make a trip
to tho front.
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Seattle Over Top
for Treasury Notes

seattle Is tho only city IN the l2th
federal reserve bank district to sub.
scribe it, quota OF tho now issue Of
nited States treasury certificates
of Indebtedness. dated July 70 last.
The new issue Is due November a.
and IL being offered to banks, trust
companies and individuals. Tho
minimum offering has been fixed ut
$500 900 900. subscriptions viii he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26
100 GERMANS
DIE IN BLAST

ZURICH. July q one hundred
persons were Killed and a number in
lrrod Nrdncsday. when German
munitions faetofS blew up. copies Of
the plauen Ncu~oFtia ndischc Zsi
'unE. received here today. stated
The factory and reversal houses ~
The vicinity were destroyed
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LISTS
98 CASUALTIES

WASHINGTON. july 2e.~-Ninety.
eight casualties ilstei by Gen. Per.
ahing today included;
Killed in action. 81. died Of
WOUNDS {. died ~ disease. & wounded
severely. so. missing IN action. g.
pi1roner, /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26

ii3o m Children's athletic
events and BOY Scouts Relay
races
- y. m water -rorts cutter
race finals.
$50 y m Hsreball vire he
partment We Police Department
IN ~ baseball camp Lewis
Ns AllNaNH
sac D. ~ TUG o war Police
mep vs Firemeu. courthouse ~.
Ciu ileii 'girl1 Wilson's Modern
Bushes college So Svifta.
y m iioxing f'rehmlna RIGS.
four rounds t.arl Connefa Camp
f>ewir. We George Ross. T.. s.
Naval Training camp. at lis
pounds Harry schnHtcr Camp
fsewls. Nn Harry Anderson. L. =
Naval Training Camp al 40
pounds semi wiudup. sir rounds.
t.ari Long or Bobby Moore, Camp
Lewis. IS. Leo iiouck sin rounds
at 1875 pounds Main event. ten
rounds Mickey King Va Bob
MrAiiister. for middiew 81 sht
championship OF the rnelfic coast.
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500 MORE men
Leave Ar NOON

Another good bye" noon ceieb-a
ton 60 500 draft men was husily h.
ing arranged for at the Arena Friday
morning Thursdays program -
songs. speeches. vaudeville acts and
luncheon for the first 500 who left
for Camp I,evis viii he repeated
The gallery viii be- thrown open to
parents and frie nds
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LAST CHANCE TO SEE BIG
VICTORY PAGEANT TONIGHT
CarnHai Program,
tHinAi

llso = m Chlldren's athletic
events Throwing baseball sack
races and three legged race, for
gtria throwing baeeball and sack
race Tor bows
Is y N Water sports cut
ter races camp evils SaNy
Yard and seattle Neoma ties
s30 y ~ baseball Finals
fot city championship
eao y ~ Tug - war semi
finals for indu trial champion.
ship. semiflnais for Military cham
plonshin T. S Marines We Camp
Lewis. Riggers and ateyodores Va.
Miikmen
n IN Boxing Finals for
Navy championship.
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CHASE
AUTO BANDITS
ON SECOND AVE.

Firing fuaiiiad~ Of revolver shot
at fugitive auto speeding up Soc
und ave. NJ a. m Friday. q police
auto was uutruu ~ ear containing
four men who are believed 10 have
participates in several rohbefles dur
ina the night
Three hours later tho auto waa
captured. In possession II Bernard !
Cottcr sho Was arrested ~ IAN
ave r and Main ~ BY the pursuing
party 81 police
y. 4 Heel@F ~ Thomas Wash. -
portcf 10 the police about q m.
that as hc was on his way 60 Seat
tie. DRIVING milk truck he came
Upon q pstfty Of four men aud two
women who wcre beside stranded
auto. partially IN roadside ditch
ono 81 the men ahked him TO help
thorn T~' the car clear ~ tho ditch.
After neelsf had used hiN truck 10
pull iie auto clear he states that all
four men ieapcd on him. beat him
and attempted Ia rob him. lie had
only trivial sum Then iieeicr
came on % seattle
J. ottn" tfE fftF3A iHk &fftNf re
port the police set out In machine
to trace the men Thcy met The gus
poets car coming into town and
chased ~ up Second ave firiug
TIRE fugitive machine proved 10 be
faster than tho police machine.
" hitch was euta .stanced The police
continued the search. end at q. m
diaco, erred tho machine at tath ave.
s. and Main st standing hy tho
curb. The man ~ posse ssiou Of ~,
who gave his name as Cottcr. re
fused 20 divulAc The names or ad.
dresscs OF his companions lie Is
held on an open charge
The auto was rented from the
Himelhoch Taxi company early
Thurrday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26

Charles Travitz. 10 days old. was
operated on recently at the hospital
in Harrisburg. Pa. for appendicitis
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The Illuminated water carnival was
held THURSDAY night for the fret
time. and viii - repeated Friday
night Tho water carnival Il under
the direction Of the Queen city Yacht
club. AupcrSIrcd by Commodore g.. T.
Richardson Paradlng boats are
elahoratsly Illuminated with Japan.
rs. lanterns. electric lights and
torches The flotilla skirts the ridge
OF the lake and hugs the shore - the
canal. plcturcsque feet Of lightning
buga
SUNDAY free sacred and patriotic
concert will be given In The pmphitsar
tire at 100 3 m \ sailors chorus
OF 1000. voices and eonsolida ted
naval bands viii be the big attraction.
Mrs Rome n Jansen. formerly a
member ~ the standard opera com
pant viii give several vocal aeiec
tons. and n picked squad Of pttriouc
professionals from Camp Lewis viii
be prominent on the program Tho
concert wiIi bc completed hy several
well known songs. iu which the
audience viii be asked 10 Join. tel By
tho ualiors chorus and naval hand
under tho leadership Of John Henry
Lyons Y II. G. A. song leader from
Camp Lewis. y Moro ard Mont
Eomery Lynch are directors OF the
program. and Scai II Beglcy Is gen
eral supervisor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-26

Thousands Of hot dogs" were de
voured THURSDAY receipts for this
popular Jazz Trail sport alone net
ting 81 900 The Jackie were KEPT,
on the run films up the huge kettles
in which dogs" arc cooked. and the
mountainn OF rolls disappeared pro
portionately.
Tn. run IN dogs il one ~ the
little surprises Of 'h~ carnival OF
flriaia did not forener the crowds
that would come TO the grounds 10
spend the daS with tho ldea ~ ma 4
ting the rsvory wetrer and roll the
plece lie resistance - their luncheon.
The well padisd program ~
~y~nts. however. haA ksp, Thousands
~ tire grounds from the opening ~
the blg gates until midnight brilis
ri sailors ana Seurnhncttss Thursday
drew large crowds early In the after
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RIGHT DRUG ca.
1863 Washington St.
and I'LL First Ave.

And the Doctor viii give
you = careful examination
and prescribe for you
FREE.
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- DIR JeusrtDtbrdxf 6erihiete
iibr folgenbt ydtta I'M dbgelaufsneu
Sabrt: Ainrmiignale ipurbsn 152 abs
gege6tn. Der wsrt5 Der Gebdube. In
iptlhen 5eltrbrdnbe ,ntftonben fpos
rem. betrug 1852 Der Msrt6 bes
sJnbnlfs $80700. Ectofbstros $2l5,s
925. Der Derluit an psriI9ertsn uno
nnDerii6erten @c61uDsn betriig $15,s
4e7.2 afm Jnbali Der 0sbduDs $5,s
940.53; 5oinl $21,43778. @srfidez
rungssgrlufte an ben @ebdubcu uno
beren Suboli $9,292.82.
Sm nbgsIaufenen Sabrs fpurbsn
bitr 2,114 5sirntbsli5;nIsn ausees
itsIt. Sm Jueenbssri9i ipnrbsn eco
Jdlie srlsoist. 125 aIossn fpurDen I'M
Gunrtafsserift auf 3abluns ipegses
laHener Steusrn einaereift. 567 per-
fonsn ipurben i'm Sabre 1917 in Der
Sail inbafiirt. Die Sdbl Der gouttBs
Gtfoneenen 6etrug BOZ.
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aa,iltom.

- Der Streif in SoniIton, mel
der am Iesten Donnerstdg ifraiiga-
rirt tpuroe, oIs Rroteit gegen bic Gin
fperrung bon 30 unionsarbeitern.
pelde ii6, nahoem iie in anfIage.
5iiItanb neriett por0en maren, eetDei.
CERT bdtten, 8iirgi6nft 5u iteIlen,
pirb, ipie es beibf, am Wfitttpob 3ii
Gnoe fonnlen. @ie berIdltet, fper0en
6nnn fdnmtIife Streifer our arbeit
Suriidfebren. Die itreitenbeu g6der
uno i5lbrleiite iino bereits geitern CUR
arbeit 5iiriidgefebrt. ssiinfirnopuarBig
Der angeflaeten iper6en nod INNER
in Der Sail feitsebaIten, obgIeid iic
beidIoiien, Die Derlanste 9iirgifafts
iiiHme 5u iteaen. Der GeiunObeits-
bearnte SmeoIen bot ndmIid bic Sail
unter Euarontdne geitellt, oa einer
Der @efangenen I'M geronfte itebt,
an elmer anitedenoen arnnfbeit 3lt
Iei6en.
- Gie SterIing gaper Gomponp
miro infolge Der gIdue Der 5Iutbper,
biitiings s,aunIniiiion, burh fpelhe
Der 9auf oes Riami Siuiies BEL oeI
gnlase Der @eieGif)aft gedn0ert ipiro.
SoHtiItou berlaiien.
= Seute gormittag Inn 9 ltbr
miro &err guIbertfon s. Smith oils
RadfoIser BON Wapor SobH u.
SoI5befaer iein amt antreten. Sur
IeIben 8eit tritt Serr G. 5. aaus icin
amt OILS UhIni5ipoIridter on. CT lit
Der gsahfolger BON Iifter Sorace
Chant. Die Rahfoleer Der ansfdei.
benben Observation-Disclosures @atb,
gioouret, Gabin. Henners unS afer
iinb oie Serreui CIR. Raefer, o.
sSobnion, Sobn Gonnel. @rtbur
Sapp uno truman 8ilior. Ger neue
Siferbeitsoirettor TT Serr Senrp o..
GreneD uno Der neue 4ireftcr Ses Of.
fentliaen 9ieni:ess Ser Granf s.
Stoof.
SIM Sabre 1917 ipurSen IN So.
milton 2SS Seuerdlarnle abgeseben.
Der @eiamHtperIutt belief iib auf
$29, ,2s5.
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Mruben. .@rpIofion.

Scranton ga, 81. Ge5ember.
Cine GrpIplion in Der UNDERWOOD
@rube Der gernipIponia Goal go.
botte an Montau idlperes llnbeil I'M
@eiolae. Gin Dtonn tpitroe getobtet
uno neun onSere erIitteu idyDere
granoiuunoen; mebrere iirlo iDubr.
idyeinlih tootIih uerlest. Die @rplo.
ion wurbe ooourh oerlriadt, onb EN-
grbetter NIT einer @rubenlampe III
ole ye1be eirler Stelle Tam, pelher
Sos eutitrontte.
Ca Die 8ednlten Der 8eieaifloft 81.
crit Stillihpeigen IN 9esug aiif Die
lusabI Der Sooten befuobrteu, batte
lid, oos @eriidt ocrbreitet. boB pieIe
@rubeuorbeiter urugefontnen icien.
Cine Ip1tere offi5ielle @efauntmnd-
una fiinoiete inoeB on. bob 3ipor nit
G n W1dnn aet6btet tpuroe, ober Heb.
rerc onoere tunbriHeinIid tohtIiA Der.
Iest ieiert
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Den ansstlagtsn ssgsnihsr, bic ses
fern .Ri4ter aleranber t0rsefii1rt
murben, 5eisis er, bo es fein
LETTER amtstng mar, srobe Wilbe.
Die einen iiber ben Durit ses
trunfsn bottsn ober bieisnisen. nel9s
flsinsr gergeben ansetlast fparen, sins
gen Itrnffrei aug. Cine Qusnobme
tpurbe iebo9 nit bem beimntbioien
Sdmes GOnilin sema6t Der sineH
Solbaten I'M sebn Dollar besaunert
batte. gr ipurbe gu 500 Gslbftrafs
unb 30 sagsn 2trbeitsbous bsrurs
tbeilt.
Srsi 2eute ifnnbsn gsfsrn fuesez
nstertretung Der BerfebrsDorf9riften
DOT ben S6ranten. Sc6n 5ort unb
9trtbut Ri6nrbfOn, bic an baItenben
Strabsnbabnpngen Dor6eiueIauff ipo.
rem, purben js nit SO Strafe beIsgt.
6er6ert Gobribe, 2229 aenion Gtras
&c. b>r tpis to1 brouflos sernIt mar,
mubte $25 blehen.
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Suitisoepartement
Osfinirt gang senan, tper BON ben Be
itiHrmuusen be3iisIia Oer Resi>
triruns Der Deutitsn
betr0ffen Diro.
!5iersebOrene ainoer bon ni4t natnras
Iiiirten 9eutiaeu perOen niht
restitrirt.

Waibinstou, .. g.. 81. Deg.
Sei Der SerpHentIl9ung Der geltEnI>
munsen be3iigll9 Der hs9lltrirung aIz
ler Ueuti9>u I'M Sanoe pabreuD Der
nit oem 4. Jsbruar besinnsno:n Wos
DE bat pas Suitisopartemeut am
utpntas elm Memorandum tetauut ses
geben, IN pel9em senau Die Yerlrnen
tlannpirt tpsrOsu. bic ii4 regiitrireu
lafen mifen.
Deutias DlGnner, bic nidt uaturas
liiirt iinO oosr bic iid nur ibre eriten
papiere seii9srt 6aben, tpsroeu iia
rselItrirtn miiilen; pGhseub 5rauen
unD sinber nidt bstrpffen iinb. Sbe
i9ou pisle DprmaIise ginpubuer ppn
gliaB=HUtbriussn frau5Oiiite Snms
patbien bsgen unb auG frana0iiider
4bitammung finb, 70 Derben ne bod
nIs 2anbesieinoe b,trabtet unb iirb
Der R:giitrirung unternprfen, Icfern
iie nad benz 10. Mai 1871 geboren
puroen, bem Gage, an tpslbem Der
5riebs un!,r5ei6net Dutbe, burh ipeI=
den bic llsbertrasuns Der probinoen
an Deutiflanb ratifi5trt purbe. Die
slei6en Bsitimmuueen eelt'n auT fir
Dieisnisen, bic in Der grobirs G9Iess
mig Solftsin geboren tpurbeu.
perionen, bic als Ginbsr BON nidt
naturaIifirten bsutihen Gltern fier TN
9nnbs seborsn tpurbsH, obsr Iol6e. bic
nod minberidbris iporsn, als ibre Gls
tern Iih raturoliiirsn lieben, Icpis
9euie. Die in 0eutf9lanb aIs ainbsr
ameritanif6er GItern esborsn tpuroen.
brau9ea iia uiat rssiifrireu su IaHsu.
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Mms bcm AysuniSipalseridJt
Die SbGtisfsit besIelbeu i'm abssIan.
ieuen SaBr.

Sn ben peridiebensn abtbeiluusen
oss DluHi3ipalSsridts Duroeu i'm abs
ssIauisnsu Sabre 25,306 Gile 0sr'
bnnbelt, sirH 4bnnbme ron 100 ggen
bos ssabr porber. Die gerbaftunsen
iuurben aus frlstnbsn llridden porses
HOmmsn: S9ldssrei, s34 fir 1917.
$40 fir 1916; Sruntsrteit. 2,344, ses
ger 2,4S5; unoroentli6es 9etragsn,
3,s17, sssen 4,735; 9irnsn. 1.757,
ssgen 2,073; aIsinoie5fia9l. 8S6, sss
gen 712; @robbisbFtobl, 200. ssssn
l06; Ri9tpsriOrsuns. 442, sessn 463;
iusenblife Siinosr uno Siinoerinnsn.
660, assen 554; SsruElunsern, 1,742.
segen / 1884; NibbauDluns ber 6dmis
lie, $50. sesen 247; wgm siseHer
Siterbeit singdperrt. 4o05. gs5sn
4,205; uebertntuus ber @srtebrsOOrs
i5riftsn. 2.749. sessu 2,212; llehers
tr,tuna Der giSensssiess autOmotiIe
ETC., 318, gessn sos; lls6ertrctuns Der
S9nuissiebs. Sc. seseu 127; Stedes
rel, 9s, ses.n 20; S@isBerei, So, sss
gen AZ; Raub, 106. ssgen 45; Ginf
bruf, SO, gessH 56; Morb. A. sss
gen "a; llntsrffIoguns. 81, sesen AZ;
Srrfinn, 54, sesen 6S; srnssns per>
borsener @aiTen. 142. sssen SO. Bon
benen. bic I'm Sabre 1917 nerboftet
puroen, marsn 1925 WeiBe uno
e,O2l 5nrbise unb I'M Sabre 1916
20, ,067 @eiBs unb 5,999 Jarbise.
gfidisr Sam geI iibernimmt beute
bic goIi3sinbtkilung bes Runisipals
etrihts2 unb pirb ibr pdbreub Der err
fen brh MOnatt bss nsusn Snbres
borifefen. giihter 6or. Der osrgansss
usn Serbii seipdblt ruuros, triti bsute
Isin 9mt on uHb Ridter glleranbsr.
ssiitn ssruin eeitern gu gnbe sirs.
perabftisbsts iidh non ieinsn 3oIleaen.
CT ipirb T9 pisb<r Der priDateu 2IHs
poItsprayis pi5meu.
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gOIisei.gerietnnqeH.

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bonn Walnut SiGs Diftritt na6 Gums
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sung Der bur3 ben Sob bes 2eutndnts
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fir WnInut 6ilg ernannt neroen.
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gum s., 2Ouis Reidmnrn bonn 6. gum
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6. 8um pdtrolSisn't, 5ntOb S8arbt
unb q. q. 0tsnIaB fpurben benz 9.
2iitritt suaetheilt, @uItin Iortin BEN
TO-. geprae u. Sdesr gum p1trole
bienit, Spbn q. 5offman bonn 8. gum
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