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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-14
New BUNGALOWS.

NEW bungalows.
Adjacent to Chevy Chase. Five and
six rooms; lot 125x125: hot-water
heat, electricity and gas; hardwood
trim: one-half block to cars: vacant.
Price, $500 and $1,000. Terms.
Bungalow. Vacant. 6 rooms and
bath; hot-water heat, electricity and
gas; lot 60x150; one block to cars.
This is a bargain at s., $50.
broom bungalow. Lot 10Ox125. One
minute to cars. Occupied by owner.
$2,575. $500 cash, $50 month.
Groom and bath bungalow. Hot
water heat; electric range; u acre of
ground; 20 fruit trees. chicken house,
strawberry patch; one block to cars;
high elevation. Vacant. 5000,
Terms very reasonable.
O. B. ZANTZINGER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-14

dOaM "A. "EStdLE.h,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Bs-
TATE, IMPROVED BY BRICK DWELL
ING NO. 1912 10TH STREET NORTH
l.. WEST. q -,
Of the District of Columbia passed in Equity
Cause No. 32326, the undersigned trustees
will sell, by public auction. in front of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. THE ELEVENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, AID. 191S.- at THREE
THIRTY O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following de-
scribed real estate situate In the city of
Washington. District of Columbia. to-wit Lot
80 and the north 1 foot of lot 80 in square
1872, together with the Improvements thereon
Terms: One-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, the balance in two equal
installments, payable in one and two years,
with interest at per cent per annum. payable
semi-annually, secured by deed of trust on the
property sold. or all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser. A deposit of $500 required at the
time of sale. All conveyancing, recording, rev
enue stamps. and notary fees at the cost of
the purchaser. Terms Of sale to . be com
Piled with in Is days from day of sale, ether
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of the de-
faultipg purchaser, after five days. advertise
rnent of-sueh resale in some newspaper nrh.
iished in Washington, d. G.
WILLIAM s. MCCARTHY,
734 18th st. NV
N. THORNTON HYNSON,
Union Trust bldg.
JOHN E. LASKEY,
Fendall bldg, trustees,
nm ca
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Riverda1e.

NlNCl udlC.
Bungalow. rooms and bath: stone
foundation; steam heat, electricity
and gas; sleeping porch: 80 shade
trees; open fireplace; lot 50x10O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-14

srTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ON
account of the rain, until WEDNESDAY,, DE-
CEMBER EIGHTEENTH, 1918, at the same
hour and place.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-14
FOR SALE.
SACRIFICING

Beautiful home, 8 large rooms on floors:
bedrooms. bath. rec. hall. pantry. gas and
cleo. lights. porcelain sink. hot-water heat.
bay-window dining room, cellar with 2 en-
frances under entire house, large attic with
steps. slate-roof porches. gasoline engine and
two wells; large lot. containing S,295 So. feet,
all fenced; possession, 5 days; now occupied
BY owner. Mr.. Nicholas. You can inspect
any time: our sign on property; located min
utes' walk from Thrifton station, Va. % min.
from Georgetown). Sacrificing for $500;
terms, SITS cash, bal. can arrange. If you
know real value and want something good. In
spect at once. You will not be disappointed.
All Information. see W. O'HARA. WILLETT
4 REINECKE CO., Exclusive Agents, 1909
II st. NV. Phone Main 1928.
A REAL BARGAIN-A COZY FIVE-ROOM
bungalow with tile bath, electric light. gas.
open fireplace, large attic, ETC.: hne large lot.
nicely fenced; one block from cars; desirable
A. B. CAMPBELL. 1410 NV.
q ACRES good clear loan; fine fruit; splen-
Owner. 414 kenois bldg. 18th and G. 14'
FOR COLURED AT GLENDALE, D. CO
blocks from heart Of the city one fare g
per month. We will build your home. Take
b st. cars marked ''District Line to 4sth
st. NE: see GLENDALE" signs; walk south
two blocks into GLENDALE, D. C.. Repre-
sentative property every day and Sunday
until dark. IRWIN = SHANK. Owners. 1410
FOR SALE $50 MONTHLY; EXCELLENT
bungalow. six rooms and bath; all modern;
gas. electric light: water under pressure; lot
Price. $4,000: See owner. W. r. WILSON,
RIverdale Md
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rHos. J. OWEN & SON. AUcr1oNEERs.

1884 New York avenue northwest.
de12, d&de, exSu
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rHos. J., OWEN q SON. Aucr1vNEnRs.

= FREDERlC ID. JUHNSUN,
JULIAN ". WHITING, Trustees.
Attorney fof party secured. DEED. exSu. l0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-14

LARGE LIST APT HOUSES, HOUSES AND
several downtown business properties showing
rood income to exchange: will consider ground
or acreage small properties.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
1923 st. NV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-13
AGENTS WANTED
Fiscal Agents Wanted

q ---E7 " VT
To represent the Boil weevfi Extermi
major Manufacturing Company Fine
demonstration machines and this Ia the
only method by which the cotton pests
can absolutely be eliminated. Stock will
sell without any convincing argument.
- Sl5-l6-l1 HeIskowitz BIDS
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


FOR POSITIONS as stenograp pliers, book
ply Y. W. c. A., 242, Arcade A, Terminal
Bldg; hours . to 3; phone Maple lH.
WIDoWER desires housekeeper on farm.
w. w. Wheeler Amber. Okla.
ERiENCEDbody ironer wanted,
Dinks Parrish Laundry, Broadway
Circle.
WANTED-T employ a few bright, en-
ergetlc school teachers to represent
us during summer vacation as field sec
retaries for our Chlldren's Home Chau-
tauuua. Work dignlfled and strictly edu-
cational. Good pay and perma nent po-
sitions 10 those best qualified to do the
work. For complete information, address
our Field Manager, q. G. Buxton, Lee
Huckins hotel Lewis r. Myers a COM
pany.
| sHoRTHAND-Grsd for positions
right along In three months; list proves
u; Graham or Gregg; touch typewritlng;
daily $3.50 monthly; evenings t5; many
positions waiting Maple sb42. Miners
Expert Shorthand School, 1894 West
/ Main.
| lWANTED-whiteg glrl for Eeneral house
| work, two in family 1915 w. 18th Bt
WANTED white women with board
ing house experience, for general kltch
en- work Wages IS and sl0 a wSSk. An
ply at 2lb w. 10th. Maple tf7s.
HousEKEEPER wanted for man and
three children. permanent and good pay
Ior right person r. Ia James. Hartshorne
wANTED-waitress at Herold's lOs W
AR 80. --.-- -.~ ~o----s~~u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-13

BOY 10 learn q trade. give name, Ad.
dress and references. C-bI, care Ohlh-
homan
WANTED Experienced prosser who can
handle ladies' work, Flrstsclars wages.
&C., Sapulpa. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-13

nus<uh he<>n Do
w
Iiraes
~ - advsrtisins
5nou -S1.e us15s sun
kk-ySS1 y sSrss rats a.
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'fI s>lssmsu and prouetion
~srsiss the ons-tltne rate.
~ Include Saturday or
-. 80. :, -, s,,n,,,,,
In 'Okisboman and Times, ic
- -
}!| ~ cor,raet rates for okiaho.
~; srtwss--5 o0o lines 10 be used
~ = vssr fron dsts OF contract,
~ AMF Una zach tuHuN. CODY
~ q cfven n desirsd.
'V ss>,StsX for iesS than abc.
M zsSxSkN AND TIMES RIFLES
4 "Tf'xsSfriEn ADyERTlaiNO,
y WDS xDS Win be- run seven days
1m - rSnSvsi Nj be solicited
= d d3RkHE WANT ADS WIN moi be run
NJ SkSn .svsn days without a re-
ss1Sr 80 .'
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&kSH~ skS ssma dav flrrt inseT-
2G socesra (Ail out-of. town
~ Il: are positively csih in sd'
1USIRrIaERs should retain receipts
s0SS'S fSr Ok,shoma n Times 10 pa
49, Sakinr payments over the office
S ,Sn e no mistakes can o' roe'''''
Mn u0ums-Au want ads 10
49, n TSs Otishomsn must be In the
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-13

LABO4oERs and young men who desire
20 learn the telephone business fol
telephone r,,n, sons,ru,,lon na,v,.n Norm Apply Y
NJ broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-13

WANTED-Boys over ID. good nalaries
splendid chance for advancement clean
work; must have bicycle and fair educa-
tion. Apply Chief Delivery Clerk, West.
eru Union TeleEraph Co
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WAITRESS wanted; $500 per week
steady work. Custer Hotel, Custer city,
Okla llOH IL
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WANTED-A practical nurse for con.
flnrmsnt oap al once. Apply 7is W.
California
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-13

MR. pUnakEss MANA bona fine In.
vestmsnt for reorganization " you
want TO Join a company that has mine
and the ore feady for mlli. Inquire at once
We have the mine and ore and can show
YOU. Address B-1So, care oklshoman.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10
Drittc <Srcibeit$nmleibc.

Wnibin9ton, .. G.-9lm 6. 9Ipril,
Dem eriten 3nbrestaq Oe3 @intritts
Der 0er. Stonten in sen Nriea. nirb
0ie Gampasne fir oie brittle .5rei.
beitsouIeibe" eroiinet mcroen, nis
SdlotomtSiecret0r Wtc2I0oo befonnt
geeeben bat. Der 9etrna. 8eoiu.
elngen un0 peitere @itBelnbciteu Der
anlelbe iin0 roh niht feItaeIeet NOR.
Den, iagte Der Secret1r, tpeilc oieie
NngeIegenbeiten Don ipeiterer 6}eict.
eebung nbbdngiQ iiuo.
Der llmltanO n6er, onB Der 9etroq
ser 9lnIeibe hon meiteren (SeIeben
nbbdngt. oeutet oorauf bin, 0aB es
iih lm me6r OILS $3 600, 100000.
Ser bom Gon0reB outoriIirter ilnO
bisbcr nod nidt ait8gcgebencu93onos,
bonoeIu miro, aud ibeiut oie Gbot.
iod)e, oob ShuIoeertiFicats, sic ictt
ole 8orlGiifer Ger 9(uIeibe utf ben
@Sorft gebroht lper6en AZ 8rocert
3tnIen troaen, einen 9InhaItspunrt
iiir ben 3insfuB ser btitten Srci.
beitsanleibe gu geben
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10
SebigTsnnfou : fcrSert 2S
21lenIcbenIcbcn.
g8nIhinatun, .. &.

NnIbinatOn, 3. &. 9(dtiino.
3nonSig 0fficiere uno 0}aunid)oitcn
oe8 Observation-Disclosures oGbcrofee" ba.
ben ibr 2cben cingebiiBt, ol8 oas
5diii mdbrenb zines beitieen 5tltr.
mes ant 26. 1eb. in Der 9l1be ocS
3enpif H8lonos2e1ldtithifiS, % N}ei,
len iiioIid bon ben 0cIamare GopeS,
pcrianf. 3ebt Woun retteten ii6 aui
cinen s5loB. Son 1 Mann, Die ouf ei.
nem nnoeren ,5loB tporcn, muroen 2
iortseidnemmt, Die betoen onberen
itorben balo noboem iie BON einem
poiiircnoen 1ompier oufgeiiiht NOR.
0en uuren. Elotteniecretdr Ganiels
Bat cine urteriuCbung oe8 llnio15
ourd) etl1e ,Slottencomnliiiiou 1nge,
or6net, linter ipecieIIer 9crildiiHti9
una Der bon einiaen 3cjtnngen ber,
6ffenttihtc D}ittbeilrnq. oof yoic
;Sloitenbebor6en Dor Der Secuntild].
tigfett Der oGberofee" oelparnt NOR.
Den tporen."
Mud Der Dtorineitlepper oWuri,
uer" lit, pie oos Observation-Disclosures
befonnt gdb. in Dem Sturm an 2G.
3eb. perIoren gegungen. 9luc an
8orb Iino aber aerettet moroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10
SleiIcbbeIcbrd
oemilSerf.

@aibingtUn, .. s. = 9urh Ser.
fiiguug Der 2ebensmittelDerlUaItung
in Moi6itgton, iino Die cine niIeiid)-
loie Wtabl;eit" per Iog un0 Der
,i6meineileiihloie Samstag" 5eitlpei-
lig aufgeboben poroen. 8eiteigerte
1SIeiihproouction un0 Die jlDingenoe
9tDtbnen0igfeit, nod mebr 8ei3en 5it
iporeH, peroen ais 5ouptgriin6e fiir
bieie 2(enberlng oe5 bisbergen Bro
gromnt5 angege6en, 0ie OH unbe'
itImrrte ,3eit, rpobriheinIih orei 0io-
nate ooer ldnger, in Strait blet6en
ioQ. "a ale @inibr1ufungen be}iig'
Iid 6es @enlfes bon 6oInntel. uno
2aHlmfleiih bereits frijber pom Ser
@erfpaltlin9 oui9eboben puroen, miro
oas QubIicum iett nur nod eriudt,
lid 0es @enuies pon GinO. uno
Sdpeineileiih on ie6em 2in5tag gu
enthoIten
Der geiteigerte Gonilm bon 6lelif)
miro mad aniiht Ser 9eb0roe iaon
bon ielbit ben 8erbrou6 bon @si}eil
einidrdnfen, un6 es beiiebt 0abcr
nitt Die 2tbiift, ouber Der hare.-S
be1tchenoen @inihrdnfitng be3illliH
0e$ Gerbrouh3 BON N2chI rpeitere
Ginihrdnfungen Bu beriit9eu
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10
Krieeseericbt Fiir %oiti.
titSbeontfc.

8albinaton, =. &. - Gic Inter.
iubung Ser @ebon0Iung 0es @clnci.
neu 9llbcrt Seitpooo non 2iberal,
Gnnia8, Der i'm Camp 0onip5au,
SfIn., an Hifemnorfent3inoung ge.
ltorben lit, bat oaju 9efitbrt, oaB
Sriegsiecretdr 8ufer angeoronet bat,
ooB Moior Ghi1ip 3. GonnelIp bon
SanitGt8corps Der 8unoesorutee,
gIem Dorf, luo 2eut. 98aIer s.
4irfpntrid pom Sonit1tScorps ser
Rationnlgorbe, &open, aoufos, oor
einem arieasgcrift crIdeinen mill.
fen. @8 tpur0c in 8oibineton er.
fldrt, oaB Wnior GonreGlb, Gbef Oes
oortigen 2o3aretbs, pom oen Inter.
lu6un9soiiieieren fir oie ,3uitan6e
oerontfportIid) 9eboIteu mtroe, Die
oils u9erooe3n 6efIa9enswcrtb" ge.
ihiI0ert iperoen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10
Grtraitspno Scr 11oistcmr
iiiaer =taatsIceisIotmr
pcrt0nt.

Die SouoerIarisssiislntg Der isis.
coitiuer Stant8IeelsIotur fam am 6.
oiS. sum 2Ibihhtb, uaGOem es oen
tSeinoen oe@ @un1eSicnators Ga gSol.
lette gelungen mar, na6 eiuem SannipF
non iiher eIuer @ohe, audi in ser
sliieublH Bic Reiolution 3ur 9lunob.
NE 5u brin3cL luelc6e Seuotor ga
0ouettc, ,ltu0 9Iu0ere, .oelhe Die @e.
rehtt9feit Der Sat'~ inrcr 9tatior
ui6t eitiebeu fonntcn~. perurtheilt,
Die @nnohme ser ReIoIutioL erfoIe.
te nit 53 III 80 Stinmcn. lit aber,
od Der Senator bonn &0lfe dep6bIt
miro obne icoe prnctiihe 92irflna.
gfotnem 6ieIe Snfle crle0igt par, er.
fol9te ifncn Sd)luB Ser nod oorIie.
9enocn @eihditc lno sic abgeor6n..
ten beeiItCn iih heim5ifommeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10
Gncrnte 2GusTttbr Don
Geben$mittelft alt Sic
2llliirten.

&aIbiRatcn, :. Is. - 2chenSmit'
tel, o. sur @rnabrluta non iiber 16,'
100000 Wlam iGbrIih olisreihen
miIroen. iino ieit 9c1inn 0es Sricgs
bis gum /. Somtor oieies S5abreS Oon
oen 8er. 'Stadten nah 6en 96uocrn
Der 9liirten aeitbidt morbeu, luie Die
&ebensmittel Nermaltlln9 in 8oib-
ingtou Ioeben befonut gob. Abgeleber
bierpon mar in lteberIfitB non
625, 900 5onncu Broteln u1ro 26S,-
900 Eonuen Soften porbanocn.
Hublono bat am menigIten erbnl'
TEN. udmlicb meniger ais I GroCcut,
t,nuu dt8rgiheuo nm 10000 W(ann
I'M ,SoAr su erndbrcu. gnaloro err
belt nlcbr ais Die 0dIitc, gcniigenO
5Ir Grr1brlng non 100000 Yteu'
id)en; 55roufreid)'S 9IntbeiI ioor aus
reidcn0, nm 100000 8erioneu 5il
ern1bren, (5tolien's reidte fir -
100000 Wenidcn.
Gie @eiommtalSiiibr bon Bei5en
unO 3ei3eumebI an gnaIono, 6ronf-
reid unO StoIien be5iIferte iid oui
.3S4,0O0,00O @uibeI. oSer oura.
ifnittIi6 100000 9uibel i'm
2Sobr. Die 9tu8iubr BON Shpeine-
ileiIh nn0 6eiien @rohuctcn betrua
ltabe8u 200,000,000 gnuo, oor
3uder ourdihnittIi6 64S,000.00C
@fuuo I'M 9Sobr. Die 9luSIlbr bon
SAFER brtrila 2t2,75t, 900. Mai&
2L3t0,00 imo giogaeu 3.6tS,000
9ui6el.
Die 9(u8fltbr bon Friifem GinO.
Heidi belief iih ouf 443, $4,000
Qfun0. gmtter 20,O00,000, adIe
t03,50O,0OO 1mS couoeniirter Olild)
t26.O00.000 8iilno. 2ln 9oumpoa-
iamcn, Qein6l un0 onoeren 0clpro.
0ucten mo gtebeuprooucten, Ole ols
0iebIuttcr beripenOet meroen mur,
0en 6tt000,000 8iun0 ausoeiiibrt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10

tIart, NIT moeIihiier GaIdgcu ale
SoriGlage 0eS SGdsamtes in Ca
Do9ung 81 Sieben mo 50 erIeoisen.
Sails man Den 3iUsfuB Der uenen
9lnletbe ouf AZ Hrocent S,i crbohen
beabiid1tist, miro oaS betrefisnOe CSe.
ies, oos ;ur 9lufIage Ser 8rieasnulci.
ben ermdftiate, ie6cdl cine Sod,It.
rate nou 4 |roceut ieitiettc, on5a.
oirt neroen ntiiiien.
Dic SOrIaae, ueldle Erobibition III
8dipoii fiir oic GGier oes arieaes
noridlreibt, muroe i'm Senot rmpIeh,
Ien0 non einem Gonite einbcrihtet.
Die 9iu beItimmt ieruer. ooS inner.
bd.b spei 9Sabreu nnh oe1l 6tiehens.
id]Ius cine GoIfs ooitimmrud ouriiber
cutiheioeu ioa. oh Brobibition
oanern0 beibebaIten merbcn ion.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10
6crtlimo's 2sece befrie'
eiot Sen loafiean.

9ariS. - Ser oCHeroatorc 3o.
mono", Grgan 6es goticans. erfIdrt
iih, ME cine 9epeide ans Rom be-
ridltet, DoIIt1noig befrieoi5t, NIT Der
9lebe bes oel;tidlen Jiei6sfdnjiers.
Ins glott ertldrt, Grai 6ertling
nehme oic meicntIid)cn Buucte Der
0oridlldqc 9apit 9eneoictS on; BE-
trciis 9elaien'p, iaqt bos 9latt, 3eiac
Ieutidllauo ii6 piQcHs. nit Der 3e'
oieruna oui Der 8runolnge Der tribe.
rem BoriflGee oes gopites 81 per-
bnnoelu
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10
3nfn6nien oibf on5.

Gutiterbam. - 3lUiiGen 9in.
ntGnien nnO DEN GentrnlndG, fen
lit, iUie cine SepeidJe aus 8nfa.
reit meloet, Elm Yraliininar.
tSrieoe nnter5eifnet luur0eu, Der
inter 9(nbercin Die &coingumG
itellt, oaf9inmdnien Die SObruo.
ida bis 5ur 9Onan nn Die Dit
telmadDte nbtritt uuS itdJ onfer-
Oem nerpflidltet, ben Sranspurt
DOn Srnppen Der oentihen Ser.
biiuOeten ourG bic NIOlOau nnS
&ilarabien nadJ Coeiia 5m f6r.
bern.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10
Der 1sleimRrieo am mits
Screr $iteorcm3c.

Marfa, Ger. - 8molf Mcricnner
ipur6en getootet uno me0rere on0er.
oerluunoet, ais 5i Gierro Alto, AM
nlerIcaniideu llfer bes 9tio @ranOe,
cine 9iotte D2ericuner oui cine ome.
rtconiihe Gaoalcrie qlbtbeilitne
ieuerte, ipGbreno CAPT. Ibonas,
Gommdnoeur Der 2tmericoner, ntit
Dem 7ilbrer Der Wtericorer cine lin
tcrre6una bate, un0 Die 9lmcricnner
Dos 6euer erpiberten Gin }lnterco.
ner puroe feift berleet.
Gl gnio, 3er. 02ericaniiAe
GRANDFATHER feuerten bonn ienieitigen
llicr oeS 6Iuiies oui bic 2enteualtS
8. e l8aIoon Ii. 8. g. Reglano lno
Ocn Jianger a5oi Ylilldne IN OerJtdbe
Der 95uternatioudlen Bride. gas
6euer Duroe ermi6crt un6 aegen 100
Sd)iiiie muroen auso-touift.
81 BoIO, Ser. - Gin Sergcant Ser
mericanii6en 8un0esarnec un0 Elm
(Seineiner Duroen bon elmer am. Gns
boqeriepatrouinc berpuroet in einem
EueQ ii6er Sen 9iio BranOe, ua6e
Dsleto, ais Ole Wcrjconcr Ielcr er.
o'ineteu, oas non orr s mann jdb'
len0en 4atrouiIlc crlpi6ert wuroe
Gl @Saio, Ser, - Gin mericnniifer
ReQierunasIoloot muroe qe9enii5er
Rofep 15oro qeto0tct. ais Nericancr
oui Elm 2luto icuortcn IN meIdleH
oncricaniid)c 2oI0oten Der G'ten}e
.entIang fubren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10

Soubou. - geim 3uiomntenbriidl
Der 3uihauertribiine bel Dem S1yotep
GLIB bs9ettrennen in Songfong, Gbi'
ita, am 26 Sch, tpur6en 100 ,5raie1
II. ainber Don oer BON elmer Ennif er-
grIiienen 3uihauermenGe I'll tooe &C.
truntpeIt, ME cine 8epeihe aus Song.
fonq nleIoet 2Sn ben Jrirmcrn
brah lTcuer aus un6 mchrcre bin.
bert neitere 4erioHen inu0an Den 3oo
in oen IIQmmen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10
: &cftine (erhbeben hobcn I'M :

Seftiqe GrDbeben hoben I'M IN
rern BON @uotfntaIo itatt1c'inoen
gent 99m = Di1ail pon Ser,
icu Gitn. 4}itllleo na5 2trnec ,5Iicacr
corp4, muroe to0tjid] INTO Gent !. Z.
Gotuun rom 9}arinctorpS leiG)tey
berlctt ais ihr leroplon allf oent
Bcritner 6lugieloc 3u 2nfc GharIe5,
Ga, obitiir8te
I'm ieincm S3cim 3u ptorris,
IN, pcrbronnte ncr 1ormcr !rth.
Sef I'll tooe ais cr ]uid0ia cine
SnDlpe anlltIeB.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10

DEN 3lammento0 Fnn6en bein
9ran0e ibres Bobnbaliies in 1erre
6oltte. S9SrO., Der Frubere Sdjiiiscopi-
tdn 5rco. lluceQ ulto ieina Gntelin
SRI. e3roce Neotts.
3u TelD Dorf itreifen 1900
Giaorrcnmnd1er. Sie ioracrn s. 2abn
per I1A!Ga0 Re3S.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10
Der SaudJbuOtfrieg.

9onouu. - 2out Berif1t3 Der -bri.
t;i6en 4omirnIitdt ginger in Der Der.
Qangenen 8ohe 0urd Niinen o6er
laud6oote t8 britiifJe &anoeIsifiife
uerolren, oaoon ID Der groBeren GIoi-
ie non / 500 3onnen ODER mehr, un6
4 Ser fleineren BON Dcniger oIs t,600
Gonneu @aiierperOr1nauug. auBer.
Oen nuroen lieben f5iideriahrjeuge
in ben 8runO gebobrt Der 8otenbe.
riht 3ei9t cine betrdhtIihe 3lrahrne
i'm 8ergleid NIT Der 8orpodle. in ser
I'M gon3cn 10 brittihe &onoelsidiiie
;eritort iuur0en.
lSartS. - Ter 9crid)t Ser frun}oii.
itlcn 4omiralitat Beiogt, 6db in Ger
nit 23. ,Sc5r. n68eIauFener 8ofe Die
irnn3oiiit1e 6onoeIsflottc fein Sniii
oou iiber 500 Ionneu 0urdI Iouf
boote o0er @incu perIor; mir ein
flelueres gina uerloren.
Rom. Die itolicniihe 6on0cls-
Iiotte pcrlor in Der nit %. 6cb. nb-
gelaufcnen @odje fein iSahr5eug 6urf
Eauf5oote ODER 0}incn, ipie IN 9}onl
alutIidl 6ctaHnt 1eaeben nurbe,
Sritiides 6OipitaIit6ifi geinnfeH,
gOns0u. - Ia5 britiide 6oipitol.
idiiff ~9lennrt cattle" (6,S07 Ion.
reu} lit inn 8riitoI.Gonal geiuufeu,
ME onltlid in 2onAnn 6efnnnt ae9e.
ben pitroc Bon BEN 1876 Eeriouen
~ 9or0, pooon 150 Itnslieoep oer
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10
SDlll 6 .ieQe.

Ter stuiidDen Gnklau6 nno ben Gen'
tralmGften abgeidlluIene 3rie-
ben. - 9immGnien bat iSrieOen ae-
fdlloiIen. - Rene @eriuiflnnaeu
in Si6irien. - Gage an ocn iibri=
gen SSruutem nnperGnOsrt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10
gbnlunb Mtb, etn 3ahn.

y b mum b " tB, ctn ) q p "
or5t uon gto. tlO3 Iluton aDe, Y.
y gg1uhtc Se!0lfmor0 5u J-c-5t,I
iHocu er 2Uci Giitiableten ctaL
Gr beiin0ct ijo) jest ais 8gaa1eaec
NJ %lueoln-&oQtal. Ger FoIi5eI 5u'
i.lGe bat &tB, naf0cm er DE Ia'
tlc.tcn genonHneu bate lel1en
Jrcgn0 Gr SiOuc0 @cil Ocn ylo.
5SG Cit t35. Strobe BON ieiner lat
reritduoi9i, mclAet iooct oie 4lla'
rilimiia. boli5e;latIon jolUle oas &lo''
1oln.6oipAnl bendhridlti9te Or.
&edenitcin brn9te ocn Ar}t oarauT
l,od bent $oipitaI. SeiH 3litol10 III
Eritifh.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-10
True translation filed with the Postmaster al
Milwaukee March 6. 1919 as required By the
Act Of October g. 1917,
Scr SOllgrcb.

Sa6nDurlase Der GrIebignng nnhe.
ariegsfinnuSturpprntipn Sill
OOr Der AHnabme i'm Senat. -
y9llicn Slafer"sSin uen Ioanie
nngenummrH. 9lndj 6rauen
Jest DEN yfeinbIidlen Au$lGnoern"
sugesdblt. gSsitere rieiise Se'
Willisunscn sefOrhert.