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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-04
Der ipariame Nadjbar.

Ytein NndJbar lit Elm flllaer Mann
lno pruftiih Iebr erfabreu.
9rlim ftreidt fem Sai5 er ielber an
lin redt piel @elo an lparen
Srib morgerIs, Eff Der @oGel fr1ht.
8etrdftlih Ihon Dor ied1e,
Sod obei1 nlf Der Better lteht
@r ullo mabt 6arbenfledfe.
Wat Sarbe er geidJift bultierf,
gdt roter. grilner, gefber,
llno Ioraiam bat er Tie %fortiert
HUB miidt lie iogar ielber.
Or bat iidl bas He5ept geborgt
Ton einem Snnbidestsmaler,
llnD oann ieds Einlel iib beiorgt,
9as 5tiif 81 bier, flint SnIer.
90, bis gum bellen Sageslidt,
Strid) er oes 9nuies 8dnDe,
g5 oefte cine bife Sdift
Won Sarbe Sdar inu0 9dn0e.
Sein 8en1D MIR nod Elm Gelfled ldlieil.
Sic gauge .&leiouno idmieria.
ct rod 10 ltnrf na4 Serpentin,
9aB l~lrngnng nit Inn ihtpieria.
nnb er perbat 5id ieoen Hat,
9enn er mar optimiftiih,
Bennelei6 Deg @erfes HeIultot
War reidlicb futuriitild.
Ger Grter grim, ods Sad bIntrot,
Sic Senlterrabmen bldlifid1,
sllir5um, Der &nblid. Der Iid) bot,
Der lpar gang einfa6 erenlid).
Die 9dnstiir iuar bnlb 9elb, bnlb ipeiB,
Ste Sreppe VI .lnuenDer",
ilno babel mar Der &%plteupreis
Gin fpirflidJ gang borrenber.
Wit ALIEN. ina 10 bran uno brlu1l.
9at ruube 3abl gu fageil
~3iueibuilbert Collars, Minimum.
Ser aoltenpreis betragen.
0ann lit. es' es nod troden mar.
Gin &olfenbruh gefpmmen,
Sm 3egeu lit Nun gang uno aar
Die 5arbe fortgeidnponinlen.
Gin Nann itrid beute an oas Soalls,
Ter bon Serif elm Dtaler,
Dtein Nadlbar idldft lid griinolid aus
inio 3abLt nur bunbert Ealeri
SEQ SAB.
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4reN Yrent luz Sous; Mpntag Dtn a. Nouembr 1918.
Gus. @rnbelt. felt nie[en Snhz

Gus. @robelL felt pie(en Sat-
rem i'm Weltger @otel ongelteGt, Dot
feline Stele nieoergelegt uno eilte
Iolde in Ser Sonltruftions-Sffic 0es
2narticrmeiiter=D DEPARTMENTS altgc-
nom1rtelt,
- Ser uNationol Sire 9@repention
9op" muroe ON Samstag bon oe1t
itaotli9en uno Sen militarii6en
6enerlpebr aompagnien ourd cine
brilliant alfgefiibrte Gorooe feitlif
begangelt.
8egen Ser Snf1ltell5a peroan
l1nIere GountDgeri0te IN oieiem 0fp=
nat mn Die Observation-Disclosures Safe
erleoigef.
Die United @ar @orfs Cont
pagne, IN ser 175 Minionen geiont-
melt meroen ioaetL ioa bier om 9ph=
nerstag unite 9reitung bon Sc. 6roIt
beginner. Son unlerer Staot mer6en
100000 perlangt, man bofft aber
mebr auf5ubringelt. IS lit
elm &omite BON So Yerionen fir Die
ernnnnt moroen.
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SnIanS.
unaefahr 100000

ungefobr 100000 SsSuoen ba-
ben it'd in unierm 2anoe sur Aus=
Danocrung nad Yaleitino gemeloet.
9emofraten un0 Gepublifaner
babeu grflarungen peroffentlift, oaf
tie eines Sieges in ben &onqreb=
pablen ii6er limo.
Der neutrality-suspicious. Mor=
ris geder lit Der 0eiertion iduloig
bcflitoen ulio 81 25 Sa9ren 3ndt=
bans perurteilt. Gr mar ltab Wterifo
gegar1ger, nud)oem er 9efcBl erbalten
batte, it'd gum WtilitoroiersIt 81 itel=
len, mar Damn a6er ipater 5llriidgc=
fommen, I'M iid 81 perbeiratell uno
.uuroe natiirlid perboftet. gr be-
banptet, ieine lleber5ellgung uno
iein @eipilien ~perboteu ibrn, Soloat
Su meroen.
= am Z. Nopember finoet in Sit
lorta, Ga, Ole bereits ongefinoigte
Cotton Convention" ser fiiolihen
@ouoernelre, 9aufiers uno &alrfz
leute itatt.
Cine arbeitseinItell1ing Ger
Operoteure ser @eltern Union 3ele-
grapben So. in SEEM Dorf lit auf
Wontag, ben H., in Iusiiht gelteat.
Sic flagen, oaB cine @cbaltserho-
bullg nidt itattgefunoen bot uno
piele Sperateure obne ieoen @runo
e%ntlaiien n,lrben.
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@alpeItpn, feline @0rfe.
Gottoniamen -Ero6nfte.
Gan @ntonio. 4. Nopember. 19tS.-
Brine gruoe Cotton Seeb Oil. St.31.
Tarm-Srobnfte.
Butter -. -. 25-30c her Hfullo
gier (nur frii6e) Ito. l.. a4c per 3bo.
Gier, No. 2. ). +. ..20s Der $50.
pens ~. :. ........ 24c Der 8fnno
rSrierS" 49,. :. 49,. 2Sc per Bfino
2irfeps -. . $500. 25c per BfuHo
Bei5en ......... $2.20 per BitiheI
@orn 80. -. . $3.50 per 8uf1el
9afer -. . -. 95c PET Bu1hcl
5eu :. $4,000 per Come
8emiiie.
San 4ntonio, A. Aopem0er. 19tS.-
aartoffeln, Gal, 1925.
SiiBfartoffelu, gam. $4.75.
3lpiebeln, California @hite. 1925,
California Yeaotp, $2.75.
Somaten, Gal, $3.50.
Vobner. COLORADO, Einto. pei BIB.
$f1.00; California 8nbous, per ctpt.,
$1,000; 8ints. $3.50; Gina, $3.50
Nabb, $500; 8ladebes. $500.
Srilde Strillg Beans, $3.50 Il. 1915.
Sohl, 1925 ln0 $3.50 per 100 1fb.
@riiner Rfeffer, $1.00 Der 8mihel.
Haoiesden, SOC per Sso. 8iinbeI.
PeerrefttasW uraein. per EfD. lxhs
@urferl. 75c per Ssb.
@rbien, per fleiner Crate. $500.
8eeten, $500 Der 100 Bf1no.
3opfinlat, $500 nno 1925 per Crate.
8eteriilie, 40c per 9ubeno sBiinbei.
Rfir{idle ST ar mn Al TX her Grofe
@elbe Bur5eln, $500 per 100 Hfo.
@ierpflanoen, $3.50 per @uideI.
@iiben. $4.00 per 100 Efunb.
Gquaih, $3.50 per 8uihel.
ganteloupes. 81 so.
Spinut, $1.75 Der Samper.
Crime grbieu. $500 per Camper
oeuerie, Colorado. 90c uno $1.06 Der
Crate.
Marft.
Gan Gntonio. A.. Nooember, t9tS.-
aiibe, 1926 bis $1,000.
&dIber. 5000 bis $10.75.
8uaeu, 1925 bis $11.5O.
06ieu, $3.50 Bis $14.50
ct. 9ouis. 4. Nopember, t9tS.-
&inbpieb. SerassO dieu. $40 biz sts.
Sftpeine, $14.75 bis $3.50.
TeIe.
NoIf unh Studs 49,. 20 gts
gneorasS issen, per 8fo. 10 gts.
angoras 8ieaen. beihdsiat -. 5 @ts.
Saute.
geioI8ene 5dlite f5c per BIB.
9rine quite ........s. 12c per BIO.
Srodene pd''te .........2 zoe Der $50.
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Cotton.

Cotton.
Sm Intonio, beute % Gents
@alpeitpn, feline @0rle.
Gottoniamen-Ero6nfte
San Gntnnio. A. Ronember, 1918.
grnoe Cotton Geeb Oil. S1.31.
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DIR. L. A. Brustad lit BON elmer
&eiie nod Dem Aoroen, oie er megel1
ar5tlidem Stuoium unternabm, 5l1z
riidgefebrt uno feline Braris, BOB
Woore @ebal1oe, mieoer aufgenonl-
men. = CIns.)
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Sine aute Srennhin.

emma: pSait on gebort, oaB lid)
Faula nerlobt bat2 @oaen mir lie
nid)t mai befnhen2"
@arie: o@o5u oenn2 ga IdBt lid
bod nid)ts mebr oagegen maden!"
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&ernnaliifte @erhnnn.

Siebbober (5u elmer reiden @rbil) :
.Ntetn 6raulein, ib liebe Sic lpabll-
1tnriigl @lalIben Sic nift etpo, ooB
id rllr oos golocne &olb in 59neit
anbetei"
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Sm @ifer.

Sore" iagte elm Meiiter gu iei-
mem @eieaen, nit Dem err IN Strcit
9eraten mar, 0merm gu meinit 9il
babelt einen eiel Dor Dir. 10 biIt Oh
gerooe am red,ten."
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Die itrenae Mama.

8ribd)cn: vgapa bat geiagt, mir
baben Sonntas cine totale Monofin-
lterniBl" Wutter: $50, aber MIR,
fpenn Sbr rebt brao ieio, &inoer!"
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l.ohaIes.
g~Sabrideimlid)es @etter.

Sir Gou gntonio ulto l~lmgegeut:
3eute obeno nno 9ienstog belp0lft.
Stride Siiominoe.
Semperatllr 62-66.
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San @rlaubuisIheiue

Bm. @riefeuitein ST.. sGnbun, Beacon
@iG; $4,000.
s.. Y. Spobu. Snbau, Sits@ommerce
StraBe- 50, 400.
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q lIerIei.

Spbtter betrGlterf.
Sobn 81. 8ogel, Der felt finl
eSabren in Son Mntorlio mobnte, III
am Samstag nad]rnittag ~geltorbeu.
Der neue MilitarzS Store, mel
der iammtlide fir oie gquippieruna
Der Offi5iere notigen Irtifel fiibren
1no gum aoltenpreiie abgeben miro,
miro i'm 9alie 216 90. Commerce
StraBe etabliert neroen. Ser Gtore
miro porla1fig unter Der 2eitung Oes
S%entnants 9arolb Sosfe lteben.
Bom &riegsgeri6t i'm Camp
Srapis mlroen am Samstag feds
gaeserioloaten gu lie 20 Sabren 3ud5t-
baus oerurteilt. Die Soloaten batte.l
iib am 10. @uguit 5. IS. grobe, oil
Meuterei itreifenoe 4ltsi1reitungen
i'm Camp Srapis 5u S1uloen font
men laiien.
Sim Samstag tDuroe1 30, I'M
auslanbe geborene SoIoaten llat1ro.
Iiiiert.
SIN Sallptquartier 0es Hoten
&reli5es lino 5ablreide &ilten, meld)e
fir Den GerianDt bon @eibnadtsae-
id)eltfen on Die int Jeloe itebenoen
Soloaten beltimmt iinb, eingetroffen.
g~ngeborige bon SpLoater, meld,e
Troiente abidifen mollen, f0nl,en
oieie[ben BORT obholen @ip idhon nit.
aeteiIt. oorf nid1f mphr NE pinp Se1,.
Dltno an ei,, ,,no Sen,eIben mo,n,
pcrSdift merben
Iel,er. mpId,es nm 5omstoo
nbero Inn 9 l1br i'm ,So,t5e 4tS wei,3
Ssrenh 8lace e%ntltouoer nor. rid,tete
einen a,1f $40. 600 o~eid,0sten Gd,,.
Sen an. 9eim Musbrlid1 ops 0ronSps
mar nien1onb al .Souie xrou Wot.
ter. fpeId5e oos geb1,6e opmietet Kat
tpeiIt sltr 3eit in Seem 9orf INN Sic
iibriaen Iamilienolieoer moron in
ser Gtaot.
Cine Mnaohl hieSioer sfprstp mi
Dem Itaotiihen @eiunbheitsrote ibrrn
Beifau nit ser Mufredterolt1,uo Ser
Gunrant1ne al1sdeoriift. Sim I,rci.
taa fultroen nllr los 11elre grfron-
fungsfdle anaemeIoet. ooaeoeu itor.
ben sebn 8erionen an Der sSnfluerso
reip. 2llnaenentsiinouna
Die Staot bot i'm Wonot 81
tober oie Summe BON S1O.159 q,
Strafeeloern, Henteu, 9iaenien uItp.
einqenommen.
Die geamteltpahI Ser Sou SIR.
ionic Getoil Werfonts' M~iIociotinn
fin0et am IA. S. Wfts. ltatt. Sefrefar
Aoolf @rolIo bat biersu aeoe1 800
sginia0llnaen an oie WitqIieoer Ser
Bereiniquna ollsoeidlift
ssn Ganp Goon BEL 0emi,ro
81. &C., if Der aus Sou gntonin
Stnn1menDe Soloot 4oo[ph Ssouos oe.
itorben. 9erieIbe NOR in 0e,tt5dfonh
.qeboren uno mar 5eit elmo 10 Sobreu
In 4merifa. or miro iiber(ebt non
5einer permittfueteu M,,tter mn d.
a1er perbeirofetpu gfmpitcr
IN Ser lebfe Wod,e nit Soh.
Drild a~efii6rteu aouupoone fiir Spn
gerfouf BON @rienslsnor,norfen 5ol;
Gin abIot BON ca elmer holhen qp;I.
lion gonor crsieIt iein Ser Ger.
fo,rf Iesteu Somstoo mirn o,,f st5o.
600 oeidakt
.Sn, Solpitof hes Sort Con,
:S,euiton merbpu in~norho(b So, nad.'
gten srpei Wouote etmo 900o in, eric.
ae o~ertpunoete solooten ermortet 81,
hier fuie6erheroeiteGt mprSrn SoIlc',
S[aps If fiir ihre o(ufnohn7e nor6s'
srJrcf Sin ne,,es Soinitol mil tloo
9srtteu ii inn 9o,,
Mru Son,too bron,,tc II Gef.
ma Die fathoIiide Girfe nipaer 9os
.selter entitono burh ,lpei brenucrSe
Screen. sic ouf oe,n wltor u,r;ifae.
lo5ien tporoen moreu gie Gird6e MIR
ous godIteiaen oebo,t nm bottp 81.
men @erf BON $4,000 De WerIihe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-18

Niasonko. Gavrilchuk and Korablcy
Sesstniiy performed Information serv
ice. Inc cominissar in his cipher tcle-
cram Indicates that tho German and
austrian agents assigned from Pc
11rograd. Lieuts. OFT Krencr. Blum and
Yhsltko. arc playing II double role. re-
porting on what Is happening dit Pc
rograd. and they carry on an intensive
aEuatIon in favor of II separate peace
OF the Ukraine with the central powers
ana Tor the restoring OF order. Their
WORKS having success
To Siberia have been ordered Com
RACES 'Trenlcv and Shcpshclevich. in
connection with your report of the
purchase and export OF gold by Aus
t!lan prisoners in Siberia. -Director Of
Connterespionage Feierabend.
Note.-So stands disclosed the man
ner IN which Germany set about to
oouble-cross [the Bolshevik servants
VINO IN success had become at times
uppish In bargaining with their mast
crs. IL was not a part of the German
program 10 create in Russia power
wnlcn 1t could not at any time control,
or, II need be. overturn. Its plan here
had the additional advantage OF not
only disciDlining the Petrograd Boil
sheviks, \but also OF dSunifying Russia
stil further. II worked out to a
separate peace with Ukraine and sep
arate peace with Northern Russia.
Lieut.. otto is the Nonshin afterwards
arrested for some unknown betrayal.
See document No. .
have photograph OF letter.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

,dcadhcai- CMooncyD. S26 10. s3sGi ana sa6
won; Jimy: io7-deadhea,- tGentIyp; $50
Magnet. Polly singer. Reuheu Hugh, swift
Shot, iiasiy Mahci. S4.cnta. Rora BlaC ok
Bass and iiolda also ran.
Sccond--two-yea -olds furiongs-Ca mo-
won; Exempted, loa Simpson, 500 ana
;4@ second; Archie Aicxandcr. 100 G.uns
Moore i.ancrio' sentimental Cockroach
J Mi,n Churchill, fnI E@Ews T hess!e Akin,
Third-pursc, Ss0---fos. three year olds and
W, 8 furlonFs-S unsold. 10. CWestcnhome,.
'l$.so, $50 and $3.50. won; Premium. III
Wan Dusen), So. co and $50, second: Tom
Goose Goose 10 lSI tRarre;r. s2" third. Time
Change. Olivia Israel. Lady G.. Dahabiah
~. Augustus, Wcssic Cir! and Mondaine
/. lso
Four,h-mile sna. whir,nE
rurco. lol tConnonyl. sl2c). $50 second
Mrs. Folly. l"r tGrubcr,-uo pricc-third.
T'me. 80 - Mamma Mar. Irish Gentle
man: Diamond and Warsaw also ran.
$3.50, 500 and s. 80 won: Gallant Lad Ito
Connolly, SllGp and s. - second; SIiIcs
knob, Us tf smith. 32G1. third Time
si:lS So Diversion Drastic. Marry Rrievogcl
Sixth race. furIongs RcEAlo li7"IIow
ard), SEQ. s2i) and $40 won. Ian 100
a:onnoliyi, $40. and $50 ~eooud; RriinfuI.
iS5 fksdcris! $50. ,hird Time 10, -.
sevcnth-miIc ana sixJecrth |I:rres, u
,o5 IN. Garner. $3.50 So and !. 10 won
Cadillac li6 tpouahucl $3.50 and g. ~
sSifd TIM iine'" Ai.gEls - Smi!h1 sly,
r; Dabney. Star OF Love ana Marsanius
also ran.
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

,inrcr). ~ To |. 3 to i, To :. nrst: House
Maid, ITO tkels"y), to |. to and IL
10. second: Lively los tMC,'rsnb to |
:, 20 and 10 .. third. Time. 1913. Rose
Finn; Persons. Miss krut"r. intrigucr I'm
~, me Edgarii Genesis iiwfa; prinielh; josef
second racc.-about two miles Mecca sin
FIRST; Brand, g: tBush). ; to l. To l.
TO o. second: Tudor King. Ia ,waush). 10
70 !. 70 20 /. third Time. I:ih 10
Mon"b. Whist H.. G!oriula. Toppy Nix and
Z contender also
Third r"cr-stN rionrS-Cornpadrc l0G
'Nnt"2. H.: u.vke! 10 r. TO ,. To 5.
Snardras"n IL. The Masauern ,i to,um9:.
hino' EHnr"ss Whinsy and Mimic IL also
Fourth r"cc-,mt!" Regal Lodge. lie
NkrD, Z 10 .. To . and out, first. Star
MastrT 10 ,!.oftusD, ~ 10 10, / To- 4 out
second: i'anp. us tEcIs"y) d to & 10
= no out third. Time. rs i-5. lemons lion
Fifih raGs.-miir and nve -six,ecnths-nar
n mrs Jn ai WlnsIcid; liz. (Ensorl. to :.
IL IL, Miss Fanni. also ran " INNS
SINH Tar"LhNe furiongs-IialI.tt Dancer
i!tc;r 40 kicSe.t 10 To >. even. iirst:
e 'e s. thru rime. LOUIS :o6 ~ t? l.
'hTknetta Omphalo. Julia bean Marcb ~
~ anu llckictoc also ran ''S'A
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BAD DAY FgR! FAVgR|TEs
HEAVY RAINS MAKE TRACK
VERY SLOW AT COL UMBUS
Finland md Directum J Both Lose,
After Long Series of
Victories.

COLUMBUS. OHlC. september IL
Grand Circuit racing began here to-
day on a slow track because OF heavy
rains. Consistent winners Of the year
were defeated. Binland. in the 2:06
,rot. mot with his first defeat OF the
season on the big line, getting no bet :
ter than third money. Finland sold
for 500 TO the fields $3.50 in the early
betting.
fcatcd since the second North RAN
dali grand circuit meeting, took his
beating too in the King stake. Adioo
Guy, a. twenty-to- shot from the
Directum } tie third. Thc finish in
the third heat was thriller. the hrSt
four horses doing IA blanket finish:
The 2:ll trot went 10 Tommy Todd
in strtght heats. Sis Bing and Daisy
Todd did the battling for second
for two-year-old trotters was won by
Princess Etcwah. tho fpvorite. Peri
scope. breaking in both heats.
2:ii tro,-Ithrcc in five; purse, $1,000:
Tommy Todd (Hcdrick .... |
Sis Sing tMurphy) ..........
Daisy Todd tAllen) .... III
Mac. iiooIyrood Kate, Peter roguc and
Dexter, sym also ran. Bes, time
2:oa irot-three heats; purse. $1,000:
ROYAL Mae tM~rphy> ,,.... !, !
Binland lHedrickl ........:..
Heir Reaper al~o ran. Best time
2:0S IL
The Horse Review futurity-two
ycar-obd trot-twc In three: purse
$4,000:
Princess Etewah tWhitc) $500. ]
Norman Dillon tScrrilD .......
Betty Arnold Watts tRodncy) -.
Pcriscope and King Stout also ran
Best time, 2:l3 34.
The 2:04 pace--thc King stake, three
in five heats: purse. $4,000:
Adioo Guy CGray) ......
Dircctum ! murphy
Hal Boy (McMahon) -.
Baxter Lou. Jay Mack and AleNan-
der the Great also ran. Best time
o:n1 IL
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Real Help
For Tired Feet

busy day and on your feet most
OF the time--a long, tiresome trip or n
hike in the country-new shoes to
break in--all these mean tired feet.
Soothe and rest them by applying 4
few drops Of Absorbine. Jr. Or. II You
are very tired and your feet burn. ache
or swell, soak them in a solution of
Absorbine, Jr.. and water. Relief win
be prompt and lasting.
You will like the feel" OF this clean.
fragrant and antiseptic linimept. It
penetratcs quickly, leaves no greasy
residue. and is intensely refreshing.
Only a few drops needed to DO the
work. as Absorbine. Jr.. is highly con-
centrated.
You will find dozens OF uses for Abb
sorbinc. Jr.. a depends bic hrst-aid
remedy and regular toilet adjunct: To
reduce inlammatory conditions
spraina. wrenchcs. painful, swollen
veins: TO allay pain anywhere; to spray
one throat IL sore or infected; to heal
cuts. bruises. decorations and sores
Absorbine. Jr. 3l..5 a bottle at drug
gists or postpaid. Liberal trial bottle
mailed for l0c in stamps.
w. r. YOUNG, p. d. F.,
2I9 Temple st. Springfield. Mass.
--(Adr.)
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STARTLING STORY
OF HUN DUPlICITY



iINes and property of the Geruar mi
owners IN Estland and LitIand WIN
according to our information. were
carried out with the KNOWLEDGE nf
Cen Bench Brucvich, and his natjun.
alistic actions in Orla. his continuanc,
IN me position OF genera lis parton
iarIy no longer desirable--Head of th,
department.. Agasfcr.
Mo,e'.Across the letter is written
send 10 Trotzky and Podvoisk,
'S'En"d) \. C." tGorbunov's Initials
observe the mandatory nature of ina
Wh"lr letter and particularly of IN.
nrst paragraph. Agasfer. as has been
SHOWN in cipher, is the cipher sigma.
lure OF Maj. iuberts, head of the Per
roGrad intelligence department of me
'crinan General STAFF. the chief brancb
81 the Russian division OF the German
Mcnerni STAFF the head of which is
MAJ Eansch, referred to in this letter
as me representative OF "our General
ntaH Apparently both Iubcrts ANA
itausch wrote warning against send
ing any patriots 10 the defending forces
ana seemingly the Eolshcvik effort at
obedience as indicated in document; No.
. was not fast enough to suit The
German martinets Podvoisky was
minister OF war $50
Gen. Parsk was appointed 10 the
command Of the Pctrosrad district. ana
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NAME OF LYNCHBURC BOY
on WING OF HUN PLANE
Friends Arc Very Much Worried
Since There Is No Explanation
for the Inscription.
AUTOMOBILE VICTIM is BURlEI'
,AppomnttoN Business Man Is Run
n Down in the Highway and Dies
Soon Aftcr-Othcr News Notes
From Various Virginia Points.

Spencer Sucad. a buGlor with the base
hospital uni, No. Al, IN France. son
OF H. [. Sucad. OF ihis city. recently
experienced mysterious thrill IN
France. for, while eNaminInG wrecked
German airplane h" saw written on
one of tho wings OF Tho plane ''clar-
ence II. Wood Uucky), LnnchburS
Va" this being the namc of a Lynch
burg hoy now overseas ia the artillery
branch OF the service with toe unit
which was formerly tho Norfolk ElucS
Young Wood, who was formerly an
athletic star al the local high school.
is a son OF MIR and Mrs t. II Wood
and there seems to be no way 10 cN-
plain the presence OF the inscription
on the Hun plane.
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DOCUMENT NO. 10.

IL. ~. -, buTSaut NJ LOO,
Nov. %. 1917. i'
Very Secret.
To the Council OF Peoples Commits
sars. In accordance with your request,
the intelligence section Of the General
stan Informs the Council OF Peoples
Commissars that the Ukrainian' Com
mission at the Austrian high command.
in which participate the empowered rep
rcscntativcs of the German STAFF. has
worked out "a plan of the activities of
the .rcvoiutionaires known to the
Council of Workmcns and Soldiers
DcpuI ics--Chudovsky. Boyardsky. Gu
barsky. and piatokoy--who are under
the full direction of the Austro-
hungarian high command
The commander in chief of the Rus
sian army has been made acquainted
by Schott with plans Of the Austro-
German high command and will CO.
operate with him.-IIcad of Depart
mcnt. Agasfcr.
Notc.-At this carly time there was
harmony all around on the Ukraine
program. Germans, Austrians. and the
Coumissars in complete brotherhood.
Sclott is Maj Won Boehlke and Agas-
fer is Mai. Lubcrts.
Have photograph of letter.
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DOCUMENT ~.
&c. G.. s., Nachrichten Bureau. No. ISL
December. 1871
Very Urgent,

December, lal7.l
Very Urgent.
To the commissar Of Foreign AZ
fairs: In accordance with your re-
November % sent to Rostof Maj. won
Boehlkc. who arranged there II sur
,vey over the forces Of the Don Troop
Government. The major also organ
lied 3: detachment of prisoners of war.
who took part in the battles. In this
cordance with the directions given hy
participated in by Messrs. Lcninc,
Iinovirn. Kamcncfr. Raskomikon.
Dybcnio Shisko An,onon. krilenl<o.
Volodarsky. and podvoiSky. were dres-
scd in Russian army and navy uni
forms Mai Won !ochlise took part
i'm commanding. but the conflicting or
dcrs OF tn" official commander Arntu
toff and the talcntlcSS activity of tho
scout Tulak paralyzcd the plans Of
our officer.
The agents sent by order from
rctroErad 10 Kill Gems. kalcdin. 30
passed through tn Earauioff The
communications OF Gen. kalcdin with
The Americans and EnElisl are be-
yond doubt. but they limit themselves
entirely TO financial assistance. Mai.
and will make report to-day at the
Office OF the chairman of the council
mt 10 y. m
Bauer.
the assassination of kalcdin and
AlexieT as well as proof OF a condi-
ton often denied by SmoIny during
the winter-that German prisoners
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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

,ss rEs. $3.50 4. Aeny
l:I3 SIS. Green Mint. Twilight w. Christie
Hooters. Lucky Lady also ran.
Second raCe--tSo milcs-Ncw Haven. lt3
tMcCIoskcy). SC. $3.50 and S2.6e. first: lie
Ma rsouin. lt3 tAllen) $3.50 and S: 60. see
%Ta ld9!e 95n ite ,o ,sryarT1.h 'Sso th Hsb
It"t.iield. inndel II. also ran.
,Samdci. $3.50 $3.50 and 81. first: Blaze
Away. III tO'Bricn). $3.50 and $3.50. second {:
iIru Ringer. H. Crronier). $40. third.
Time. i:l3 20. Paganini. G. a.. Comiskey.
Ii"ll. Roberts. Indian Chant. Choirmaster.
i;ockaway. Sibola. Fla me. Irish Maid. No-
cabulary. luanita II. also ran.
1aram ram ito SCollinsi. 5000, $3.50 and $50,
s. 40 second; King Neptune, Ito tStirlinrJ.
81. third. Time. l:t1 20. Dan. Bar OF
Phoenix. Lazy Lou. Nalspar also ran.
Fifth racc-mile and furlOnE-Bencvo-
nrst Little Cottage. LOG tStrlinE). So and
sssG second. boxer. - uresSeIi $40.
kcziah Charley McFerran also ran
sixth rAcc-miie and quartcr-Cireat
first. Hayden. 1903 tsurEerl. $50 and S. So.
Third. Time a:oS rs Stir up. Sherman man
Christie Pandean also ran.
seventh race-miie and 0uarter-Royal
Aust"ai; ~ tDeEord!; $3.50 and $40 sec
rim". 2:ll. Rrando Flor. Finch la voritr
Article, Isahy RasSh r.
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yic,im of Accident Buried.

ATPOM ATTON. w, SrNlcMbcr T',--
Funeral Of j. l.. Chcruault, aged eighty
two, took place here yesterday. attend
ed by a Very large crowd of friends
and relatives He is survived by
widow. bother and one daughter. Mrs.
J.'R., Atwood. with whom ne lived. He
was accidentally Killed by an automo-
bile on the street here late Saturday
evening. He has been prominent here
more. The automobile was driven by
colored chauffeur from garage in
the village ana he VAS arrested and
charged with criminal carclcssncss.
He was sill in jail this. afternoon.