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enlisted in the navy and sent to the
Great Lakes Naval station:
Roscoe zebley, Dodge, N. d.. sea-
man.
Roy o. Burgess. Dodge, N. D., sea.
man.
Gilbert NJ. sorenson, Lake Park
Mimi. ceamafl.
Henry NJ. Johnson. Lake Park,
Mimi, seaman.
Reports from the marine recruit
ing Office in Fargo today were thai
during May 15 applicants for the
marine service were accepted and
sent to training stations. The marine
office said that applications for en-
Itstnent in the marine corps are
increasing and that several men may
be sent in this branch Of the service
next week.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
SUMMARY OF THE WAR.
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CONTINUED from page -
advanced southwark from the AiIette
across the Aisne and the Ourcq to
an extreme depth of Is miles. and
reached the Marne. Berlin claims
the number OF prisoners is now 49,
600. Captures of war material are
said TO Include more than 400 guns
and several thousand machine guns.
Elsewhere on the western front,
including the American sectors, there
has been q decrease in activity. The
Germans apparently have given up,
for the moment, their violent coun-
ter attacks against the new Ameri.
can positions, at Cantigny. Aerial
activity by British aviators is at
high pitch. Many tons Of bombs
have been dropped on military tar
gets in the enemy area and % Ger
man airplanes and two balloons have
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further details but as the attack oc-
Cured by daylight and the ship re-
manned afoat for an hour, they felt
certain the casualty list would be
small and probably limited to a few
men killed or injured by the explo-
sion.
The President Lincoln was a, big
former passenger liner OF the Ham
burg American line. She was one Of
the German ships taken over by the
United States.
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been destroyed.
Greek troops, in a brilliantly exc.
outad attack near Soiran. on che
Macedonian 'front.' have occupied en-
envy positions on a front Of seven
miles, to a depth of more than one
mile. More than 1900 Bulaarian and
German prisoners and much war mas
Eerial were taken.
The Greek infantry was supported
by French artillery.
No further details have come con.
cerning the torpedoins of the Amer
lean transport, Presidents Lincoln,
while returning TO the United States
from Europe. The attack was made
by daylight and it is not believed
there were many casualties. The
President Lincoln was formerly q
German liner and measured 1900
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WEEKLY GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
REVIEW.

Chicago, June big downward
swings have taken place in the corn
market this week chiefly as result
of ideaN weather conditions. Com
pared with week ago. prices this
8hc Oats were down Ia to Is, and
provisions unchanged to SOC lower.
The general movement OF prices for
corn was bearfsh in the extreme. AL
though the acreage of corn was ex-
pected to prove smaller than last
year, opinions prevailed that the total
would be big enough to assure lib
eral yield. Prospects for bumper
crops of all other cereals gave adtli-
tional impetus to the fall in prices,
and SO too did nervousness which
arose concerning new government
regulations as to hedging sales.
Oats were dominated by the action
of corn. Besides, the wheat export
company was entirely out Of the mar
ket for export grain.
Pork and ribs gave way with corn
and hogs. Lard was steadier owing
to government purchases for Great
Britain.
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The foreman Of construction
gang was walking along his section
of the railway one day when he
came upon a man lying in the shade
Of a fence. Eyeing the man with a
stern smile he said:
"Slape on, ye idle spalpeen, slape
on! SO long as ye slape we've got
q job, but when ye wake up ye're
out Of wurrk!"
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Conditions In
Turkey, Subject

Rev. Y. S. Savaides, pastor of
GetchelI church. Valley City, will
speak at the Plymouth Congregation
Mr. Saavides is a Greek by birth, and
a native Of Asia Minor, and was edu-
Gated at ST. Pauls institute at Tar
sus, and came to America and took
four years postgraduate work at
OberIin college. He Will speak on
Conditions in Turkey Today. He
was thoroughly acquainted with af-
fairs there before he left, and mas
since been keeping in close touch
with events.
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Harrison
Receives Call

Walter Harrison. manager Of the
Fargo Motor Sales company. last
night received orders from the avi-
alton section, signal enlisted reserve
corps. to report for duty at the avi-
alton ground school at Camp Dix,
Dallas. Texas.
Mr.. Harrisons orders instruct him
to be at camp early next week and
he will leave either tonight or to-
morrow morning for the south. He
took his examinations for the avia-
ton, flying status. at Omaha, the
latter part Of January. and has been
awaiting his call since.
Mr.. Harrison Is the third son in the
Harrison family to enter the govern
ment's service.
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Daily Market Report
STOCKS REACT
TO THE WAR news

New York, June 1.-Trading in
stocks today was wholly influenced
by the tension in the war situation.
Marine preferred was the sensational
feature opening at a decline Of, IA
points, only to forfeit Virtually all of
It's gain at the end. Standard rails
and a few equipments fully regained
their losses on the short covering Of
the final dealings. The closing was
irregular. Sales Appropriated 100000
shares. Liberty 3 rs sold at 1910 to
$3.50. The first As made a new low
record on their further decline from
1895 to 1910, also the second As at
$3.50 to $3.50 and the Ms at $3.50 to
$3.50. International war bonds, nota-
bly, Paris SKIES also yielded.
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Little Harry CATER eating his
meager ration Of bread and margar-
ine)-Must say grace, mamma?
Mamma-Of course, darling.
Little Harry-Well, you said God
could read our thoughts, and if say
I'm thankful He'll know jolly well
what a 'bominabIe little liar 1 am!
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was riding on was hit by an auto
mobile from PiNsbury, N. D., at
West Front street, Mr.. Meehan being
thrown underneath the wagon. The
name Of the driver Of the car could
not be learned.
Mr.. Meehan was taken to his home
where he is resting easily, according
to the attending physician.
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Many Fnltsts 50
Men During May

During the month Of May the Far
go navy recruiting station enlisted
80 men. making it the best month
for the local naval station since the
beginning Of the war.
This week the following men were
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CHICAGo PRopUCE,

Chicago. juno l. = Butter, un-
changed; receipts 1851 tubs. Cheese.
unchanged. Eggs. receipts 1924 cas-
es iowsg rstg 2gSSG5; GDdinary
$1,000. Potatoes. higher; receipts IA
cars; Wisconsin. Michigan and Min
nesota bulk 90c9$1.O0; 30 sacks $1.lO
@1.20. Poultry, alivei unchanged.
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MORE. STRENGTH
TO CORN MARKET

Chicago, June Corn developed
considerable strength today after an
initial downturn. Delivery of a small
amount of contracts was a bullish
factor at the outset, but offerings
were light, and it took only a. limited
aggregate Of buying to lift the mar
ket. The general tone was nervous.
Opening prices, which varied from
figures to &c. lower. with
June not quoted and July $1.32h to
$1.32B, were followed by a little fur
Their sag, and then an advance to well
above yesterdays finish.
The DAVIS RANGE Of prices follows: !
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nI1LIrnH fsRAIN NTARKET.

Duluth, June 1.-Selling continue9
in flaxseed today with prices showing
a maximum decline of 5h cents.
Short covering demand and an upturn
at Winnipeg led to a fair recovery
during the late trading. Crushers
bought on the break. July closed &c
off and October &c off.
Coarse grains were also weak and
trading light Oats closed unchanged
and barley &c off for spot grain.
Ginseed, on track S3.72h; arrive
$3.72A; July $3.75h bid; October
$$;51A bid. Oats ,, on }6t track 81 6sq72c'
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AUTO HITS WAGON.

James Meehan Badly Hurt When
Thrown Under Wagon Yesterday.
James Meehan, 1928 Front street,
was quite seriously hurt late
Friday afternoon when the wagon he
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN.

Minneapolis, June Flour, IN
changed; shipments 74,625 bbls. Rye
$1.73@1.75. Barley 95c@$1.25. Bran
$28.25 @33.25.
Wheat, receipts 116 cars. compared
with 1875 cars year ago. Corn, No.
white 691h @7Oh. Flax $3.671k @ 3.69h.
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ST, PAUL LTVESTOCK.

ceipts 400; steady; range $i6.10@
1920; bulk $16.15@16.2O. - j =.
Cattle, receipts 400; killers steady;
steers $3.50 $4,000; COWS and heifers
$500 @14.00; veal calves steady, $500
@13.50; stockers and feeders steady,
$8.50@11.00.
sheep, none; steady; lambs $4,000
1900; Wethers $1,000 1900; ewes $500
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DULUTH RECEIPTS AND SHIP
HFENTS.

Duluth, June Elevator receipts
of, domestic grain: Wheat 5000 bu.,
last year 155,60O; oats 1000.
Shipments: Wheat 10000 bu, last
year $1,000; oats 5000 bu., last year
$4,000; barley $4,000 bu.. last year
2,SO0.
Duluth car inspection: Wheat, Nos.
1 and northern 4; No. 3, 3: other
spring 1; total wheat 8, year ago 212;
flax 8, year ago 10; oats 1, year ago 2,
Total of all grains II, year ago 24S;
on track not given.
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U. 5. TRANSPORT
Is TORPEDOED
Was Homeward Bound
and Loss of Life Was
Probably Small
I(By Associated Press.)

Washington, June LOSS OF the
homeward bound American transport
Presidnet Lincoln was reported yes
terday by Vice admiral Sims. The
message was brief, merely stating
that the vessel was torpedoed at
10:40 o'clock yesterday morning and
went down an hour later. It made no
mention Of casualties. .
Navy officials waited anxiousIy for
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CHICAGO CASH MARKEF.

Chicago, June I.-Corn, No. vel
low $1.60; No. yellow $1.55; No. 4
yellow $1.40. Oats, No. 3 white 71h
072A; standard 71h @72%. Rye,
nominal. Barley $1.05@1.35. Timothy
$5.O0@8.00. Glover $1S.00@2S.00, Pork
nominal. Lard $24.02. Ribs $21.22@
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CHTCAGO LTVESTOCK.

Chicago, June Hogs, receipts
1900; steady; bulk $16.2O@i6.6O; light
$16.45 Qd6;65; mixed $16.l5.91Si45}
1850; pigs $16.OO@16.75.
Cattle, receipts 1000; firm.
Sheep, receipts 5000; slow.
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PEASANT REVOLT
In UKRAIuIA
CONTINUED From Page One.)

CONTINUED From Page One)
railway material appropriated by the
soviet forces.
The soviet delegates accepted the
demands in principle, the advices
say, but proposed that hosttlities
come to an end first. This the
refused.
Another report said Russian sail
ors Of the Black sea forces had de-
cided to destroy the Black sea fleet
before the arrival Of German troops.
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GOVERNNTENT QuoTATTONs.

chicago, JUNE I.-COIIectIOn and
dissemination of livestock quota
tions by the government went into
effect at the stockyards here today.
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Grlcbniic Gcfanocner
aiif 1tsBcct 1ssf52
gciatnns gutter 9inse; .Seimfabrt;
Sln8riffe anf Sdliffe; SrabtluIe
anfsefausen; nad GuglanS.

Stem gorf, is. 9es. - 2eutnonts
Sulder iulO WluIler, II. @. g., Die
beltte bier onfonlen un0 fir Iingere
Belt ottf Dem ocuti6en ltnterieeboot
a-t52 ais @efangene geipeiIt battcn,
er5dblten folgen0es iiber ibre grIeb.
niiie:
geibe SffiSiere tpur6en eefanaen
genommen, ols Der Srangportoom.
pier Siconoerogo om 30. Geptenber
mitten I'M S3ean berienft tpur0e.
Sffi5iere itnO @tonnidaften Iebten
out, mohten ibre 2ebenSipetIe germ
um6 tporen iebr enttGuId5t, aIs Ser
@affenitiIItaro eeihIoiien puroe.
9n &.t52 lit Elm iebr groBes Boot
ln6 fam nod gerienfitnq Der Gicon-
bero9d on Die omerifaniihe &iiIte.
2lm II. Oft. erbielt es nit on0ern,
Sic on unierern aiiIten frelt8ten, sen
8efebl sur SeinlfeGr. 9(m Is. Otto.
Der feuerte es so SduB 1uf einen
britiihen Sronsbort0antpFer, tnitbte
aber itlltertouden, oGs fth Elm britt.
iher Greu3er llGberte. Geine Sief.
bonIben ipur6en ouf ben lt.@oote
oeutIib qefiibIt. 3lpei Gage ip1ter
beidof3 e8 einen Grohtoampfer Def
len aononen ie6ob ben 3eutiden
gum ltntertnuden 3lpan9en.
glGe ll.8oote paren md aiel be.
oroert. 9luf Dem 8eqe oobtn fing
man 6robtloie 9epei6en iiber oen
guSfoIl Der 8nblen in Den Ser.
Stodten oitf
gln 6. Gobentber fonien oie erIten
0ohridten iiber Die Rebollttion, Die
Der @eiotitnq gor niht gefielen, oenn
iie moren ale begeiiterte gtnbdnger
oes &aiiers lrn0 bitterlih gegen cine
Gebollttion.
5ltlher un0 ghtIlcr tpur6en nod
aiel mitgenommen, bon no ou8 iie
nit SEN gooten. Die nod Gnglono
ousgeIiefert ipur6en nadJ gfortpit6
foHen.
Inter Sen on0eren Gaiingieren Ser
Garonio, ouf Der snlder uno @tuls
Ter onfanen, befono iid aud aapi.
tdu 9rrin q @hirftn II. g. g..
Der oie omerifatiifc WfinenIe9uug
in Der gtoroiee befe1ligte.
Gie meiiten 6ieier 10000 Winen,
bie 6ie Ser. Stonten IegterL iparcn|
in 2lmerifd fabri3iert, oblpobI in
Shottfon6 fertig geIteIlt. Die 8o.
bril-, mo oas lettere gaidah, mar bon
9lmerifanern gebout noroen 1n0 oie
5obritorheiter, 1000 an Der 3o6L
moren bon Den Ser. Gtooten no9
9e6roft poroen.
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Il, =, 9eltgatioll
beute III 6ibung
pr6iiSent 1r,ilion tpirS amf scr Paitptkonfcrcns
pom Sen amerikani4cn JScalen niebt abs
lafien; CT bot SasEeft in Rancen
prdiiSent sum- yefue Ses oatikar,s einselaSen

6ie aontrolle iiber Sic &obnlnteri-
alien. SIMMER mebr tritt es 81
Gage, baB 0ieie 6ottoren bel ben
8erbanolltngen cine pihtige &oILe
ipielen iper0en 1tno 9Srdii0eilt 8il.
ion bofft bnB man iid auF OerieI.
ben 81 ben mnerifaniiAen Soealca
befennen miro.
g8 beiBt. OoB @roBbritdnnielt
100000 Gonnen Ser in glnerifo
gebouteu San0el$flOtte baben
mo9te, 1tn0 8ranfrei9 aielt ouf
auterifaniihe SanoeIsidiffe bon
100000 Coinage ob; oud ipoIleu
beioe 2dnoec Elm l1ebereiltfomnen
nit 4ruerifd ipegen 2ieferiing bon
&obmateriol treffen.
sSn Der Sat oIe 9totionen nt6dten
einet Seil Ser auterifanii1en Snn-
OeIsnorine un0 Ser &obmoteriaIe
baben, bonnit amerifas 9eberrldung
oer 8eltnldrfte Elm 3ieI geiebt ipiiroe
8or alien 9ingen ober r1liiien iid)
bic @ntentena6te gu Dem @iIion-
'iden 8lnne Der 9iloung zines 5oI-
ferbunoes beriteben ebe @merifa
0nran be1tft, 5diffe unb &obmate-
riale ber5uge6en. 9ie aaiierten
0itrfett ME bergeiieit, ooB Ger Satpt.
gegenitano Der 6rieOensberbnholun-
gen bic 8il0ltng Der Nattonoltt1ten-
Iiga lit. 9Srdfioent 8iIion miro ber.
iltden, ben 9elegaten Die lteber5eu.
gllng bei8u6ringerL DOB cine gtatio.
nalitatenligo ollie @efabr elmer lie
6erporteil1tng Der einen 9eation iiber
Die onoere aus 0em 8ege rGunlen
miro.
Seute botte ser GrGiioent nit
Gabriel &nnotollr, oem friiberen
fran85iiiben 9liniiter Des geuBerf,
cine l1nterrehlnlg. Son oieieln iuur-
0et linn 8eridte itber 8erIon1nlun.
gen luttcr6reitet. Srob Der regneri.
iden S8itterltng ge0enft @err 8ilion
belte no6lnittog cine gtutofabrt gu
lintenebmen.
9aroinaI Geretti 11nteritoofs.
iefretdr oes @ntifans, miro beute
na6nittog beim @raiibenten bor-
ipre6en rn0 i'm eriuhen, Dem
4npIt einen 9ein6 8u nladen. @s
beiBt 0oB ii6 Ger 4apit Der g2it.
billie oes 93r6Ii6enten pergetpiiIern
mil, Inn Dem 8atifon altf Der 5rie.
Oensfonferen8 gertretltng 8u ber-
idoffen.
9rau 98ilion bciu6te beute in
ibrem 9tutoutobil SEN 8eidaftstei[
Der 5toot, modte iebod feline Gin.
fGllfe.
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Der. Staten iouen it
1lierikc Rltbe itbaffent


Bai6iugton Is. Ge3. 2ie Ser.
Stanten meroen mobrideinlib er.
ilft per6en 9tu6e uno Grontng in
0}egifo mieoer 6er5uiteaen. @}on er-
nnrtet oieie8 Griudeu bon Der ae.
plnnten 2iga Der 9fotionen. eng,
Iono ober lit Ser 9lniid)t, oaB mir
nidt erIt Oorauf morten ion0ern
gleid ein9reifen ioaten. Ser gor.
faa in Gompico, o6Iuobl in iid iebit
uu6eOeuteno; Der Gaub3ug gegeu Die
Si6ler gtand, Die llniider6eit I'M
2anoe fir 25n, uno 9tu8ldn0er ua.
den Elm GinIdreiten n0tig.
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iagt, 0oB 6ieie bon ser gcb6lferlmg
NIT eroBem @ntbuiiosnuls empinn.
gen muroe1l. 26gltb traien 10000
g1ann bon Der 8eitfront elm, idreibt
her aorreiponoent, 1no aansIer
ebert begriibte Die in Berlin Elm.
narihieren0eu Grllppen bon einer
&ribiIne aus, Die iid gegenii6er ocr
tran3oiilden 9otidaft befin0et, Oip
Gegimentsfnpelen ipielten friegeri.
Idle Whtitt, uno Die 8oltsmaIien rie.
ZEN $urrab uno lutnften 0en 3rub.
pen 5u. 03ie Gone bon oGeutid.
lonO il6er nQeS" riefen mid geItern
frilb olf Die StroBe," iagt Ser &or.
reipon0ent, n3u neinem Gritaunen
mo gu Oenienigen frona0iiidcr 8e.
omter, Die ON Den 6cnitern ibrer
8otIddft eridienelL marifierte Elm
preuBiibes 9egirnent lmter 6en
&ldngen 0ieier olten gleIooie 6urd
oa8 8rml0enburger &or. GpGter
ipurOe oieie 0lelO0ie anboIten0 ae.
ipielt, oI8 SSnf1ilterie, aoboaerie ltn0
artiaeric einunri9ierte. 3as ge.
tragen Der fonunan0ieren 6ffisiere
fiel mir beionoers ouf. 9ieieniQen,
nelde i6 IN Der gerliner @arniIon
beobadten fonnte, tparen itiIle g1Qn.
ner;; biele bon ibuen Batten t6re
Rangab3ei6en obgeIegt uno ielten
purOen iie BON Sen Mannitoften
militariid begriibt. gln0ers mar
on5 8er6alten Der aus Dem syel6e
3itriidteDrenoen. Die grappcn ma,
ren gut ois3ipIiniert ihl0 begruBten
Die 0ffi8iere in boribriftsmdbiqer
8eiie, rmo Die 0ffi6ier benebuen iid)
9enan 10 ipie friiGer. Die gspolfe-
rltg ilbeIte ibnen 81.
Berlin lit tau5toa. Sn ser Gtaot
befinoen iid) iiber 80 aa6orets, in
ioeIden mdDreno De8 9odmittaQs bis
8 llbr a6enos getau3t miro. GB
miro beabiidtigt, ole gerorbnltnq,
monad 0ieie Ion3bollen I'm 8 l16r
glben0S geidloiien lperoen, auf8u6e.
ben, lmo OieieIben ioIIen Ole gatt3e
g5adt binourd ge6ffnet bteiGcn. eg
ut bemerfenSlpert 8u ie6eu, tuie Die
9abaret8 nit Jrauen uno 02d0d,en
in foItipteliger Snilettc, nit Sffi.
5ieren uno 8ibitilten tau5en uno
98ein trinfen, bon melfem Die Gla.
i4e 40 glart foItet. eiutritt8for.
ten 3li 94eatern ntiiiien smei Gage
TOR Der gorIteIlung gel6it meroen,
0a man ionit fetnen SiB erbolten
fam. Gin 9erIiner fagte 3u mir ge.
itern ,28ir beriltden, 5u oergeIien.
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Rufen blciben i'm Bett:
Rctite 1foRlcn

@aibinoton is. Sea. Qn8
Staot5Oepartement Bat iiber oie 3lt.
itdnoe in 9etrogroo nidt8 mie tribe
8eriatc Sungrige ino berluo6r.
loite @eiongene, Die bon 9clltif,.
lano auf Der giiifreiIe beariffcn
itno, 0iirfeh sic Gta6t nibt betre.
ten. Die 9IitteIflaIfen Iei0en rnbc.
idrei6lid. grenuntateriaI otebts
nidt umO Die 2eitte niiiIen, nm
itd einigerruaBeu tparm gu 6aIten,
bic meiite Bet im @ettc blei6en.
Brobiant foulmt MIR iebr Ipdrlidl
5ir StoOt in Sen Ietten 8pei $50.
den 70 gut tpie feiner. Gie g}oIf6e.
Difi nebmen tdgli6 on 3obI gu,
neil Iie allen grobiant fontrollieren.
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,Slm" fcrSctt mcbr
Opfcr als scr tsriee
Sas @iteu Seriel6cn in Gnropa nnS
SnOieu idreflid; 10000 Sote
in Gun6on.

2on6ot IS. Sea. = gs lit bered.
net morOen 6oB iudbrenO Der letter
5moIf 8ohen feds @eiIlioren Men.
fben Der SsSnfIuen5a itno 2ungenent.
8iin6lng erIegen finO. 5omit bat
Die @Seitilcna beoelitenO nebr Spfer
gefor6ert, oIS Der bier utto elm bal.
bes Syobr Ion9e &rieg, SSn Con.
Don oaein Iino 10000 9erionen Ser
Sellfe erIegei. Seiteom oie
Sdmar5en 8ofen oie 2Gnoer Der
@r6e beinliudten, lit Elm 10 eroBeS
Sterben nidt 81 ber5eidnen gene.
fen.
lleber 3 Mia. 03enIden IoIlen in
sSSnoieu geitorben iein; in 8ombob
itar6en tdgIi6 $4,000 unO IN 9elbi
800.
Syn aapIta6t finb 1000 ain6er
elternlos geporoen; Die @ingebore.
nen in Snoufrifu iterben tpie Die
SSliegen. gluf Samoo iin6 so 9Sro.
gent Der @innobner bon Ser Seu1e
beIollen
Syn Barcelona, Spattien, bat 6ie
6ie 8obl 10000 erreiht.
Die gler3te iteben bor einem RGt.
ieI. 8ie 9lnIteditngsgefabr lit groB.
9ie &raufbeit trat in Spanien 8uerit
in miIoer 6orm auf, fam Damn nod
un6 gtnlerifn, eberfall8 in
miloer 6oru. SSSebt ober lit ite in
Gnglnn0 in fur6tbarer 8eiie olf.
aetreten.
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5ri6crer 5rcmOut SOtslitr itirbt in
Gnaha.

6rcmont, 9le6r., 18. De8.-sSobn
9erter. nelAer an ben 5olgen bon
Snfluen5n lmo 2ungenent5iin0ung
in ieiner @o9nllng in Omaha ftorb,
betrieb friiber bier bag 9errD Sotel.
Gr mar in 5remont geboren un0
allf9epohieh unb itanO biele Sabre
in 1ieniten Der glortbpeitern gnbn.
CT mar 3S Sabre alt mO glitglieO
oes Srbens Der &embclritter. Die
2eide ipuroe nod bier iiberfiibrt
uno Die geeroigung iuirn itnter Sen
glrfpi5ien Der 5reimnlrer 2oee itatt.
tin0en.
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General 111aaenIett
ion ilttcrricrt 1ein

aopenboqen, is. Sea. - Ser 8u.
oopeIter 3eitung "a sit 5ufolge ioll
Die lutgoriide 9legierrtng General
Mdfenien in llngorn irterniert ba-
ben. Ole 6eutihe gfcgierung muroe
bon 6erienigen llngarn8 in aertntni8
geiebt, baB oieies nuf 8eranInIiln9
Ger gtIiierten geideben iei. gtnoerG
bier eingetroffere Qepeiden meIopn
6aB 9flnn1rien Oie gad6ut Ser g1of-
fenieniden g(rnee enttpaffnet uno in-
terriert bobe.
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93aris, is. Sea. (llnite6 greb.)
Seute I'M S llbr na6ntittag miro
Die oollitGnOi9c amerifanii6e 5rie.
bensoelegation gemeininm nit Dem
8rdii5enten g8iIion 6ie erIte Son.
feren5 abbalten. gto6 SdluB oerieI-
ben miro iid Serr gBiIIon mad
benz GriIlon 60tel be9eben Inn nit
ben ii5rigen 9eIegoten at fonferie.
rem.
9(merifas geipoltige 9lrgllmente
BEL ben Observation-Disclosures
iino feline sdiffsbaitfn8iIitdteu iinO
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OciitIGe Hcftttcac
Scr RGSiczS Sfaticiterr

@oiDington is. 9e3. Me6r nGs
25 6robtloie Stationen maren in
Mlcrifo mdbreah bes arieg8 unter
0eutider aontrolle, er3dblte G6war0
9talp, @i3e-9rdiioent 0e8 0}orconi.
5DItens Dem aomitee 0e8 aongreI-
les, Dor Dem er gegen 8eritaatli-
dung a0er SeIegrapben pldoierte.
glaA ieiner 8arite(lrng maren olle
5llperintenoerten Der eleftriiben
5abrifcn 3cutidla, Die iib ans
frlbercn 9perateuren in Sapbile,
Ilferton uno bon 6en oelttI9en
@aIiagieridifien refrlltierten.