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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-29

I'm fact" she remarked, 1.-The saddest
case I have heard of is where a woman
has died and left a husband and six
little children" Someone asked what
remember that she replied, but I
know the woman died and left six little
children, and she had been married
only four years."
Notes and Personal Mention.
Capt. w. F. Bowen il spending the
day in Junction City on business.
Mrs. Hugh Dickson, formerly OF
Topeka, has recovered from an attack
of pneumo nia in a hospital at Chicago.
Mrs. Dickerson went on to Chicago TO
be near. Mr.. Dickerson, who Is In the
Great Lakes naval training camp. she
has been teaching at Waukegan, M1ch.
Mrs. George w. Veale III and her
children, Betty, Tinkh1m ana Mel
drum, will leave Friday for their home
in Detroit, Mich, after a visit of sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Veale's motner'
Mrs Mary E Walworth.
Mr.. Thomas L. King has returned
from Chicago, where he visited his
family.
Mr.. Lucien Thrill was among those
initiated into the Phi Psi fraternity at
Lawrence Friday night.
Mrs Emma Sells Marshall re-
turned today from a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. B. G. Voorhees,, in st.
Joseph, Mo. Mr.. Marshall spent the
weekend in st. Joseph with his
family. ~-s'- ~
Mr.. Robert March of Chicago. for
merly of Topeka, has recovered from
an attack of the influenza.
Mr.. Ray Beers of Topeka is among
those initiated yesterday into the
Sigma Chi fraternity at Kansas uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sturges spent
Sunday at the club house at Lake
View.
Mrs. L. H Evans Of Chicago is Wis
itins Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Frost.
Mr.. Arthur P. Davis Of Washington
D. c.. was in Topeka a few days on
his way to the Pacific coast. He Wis
and, Mrs. L. c. Schnacke. here. Mr..
Davis is chief of the reclamation
service of the United States.
Mrs w. H. Thompson of Washing
ton, D. c., is the guest of Mrs. L. L.
Kiene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell spent
Sunday at Lake View.
Mrs. A. M. Harvey and her son,
Alexander, will leave Friday for Hous-
ton, Tex, to join Colonel Harvey.
Lieut.. Seaton Hamili of Camp Fun
ston spent the weekend in Topeka
with his mother.
Miss Frances Myers of the Alpha
Phi sorority house, has gone to her
home in Whiting to remain until
school opens at Washburn.
Miss Elvira x. Slack of Denver stu
dent secretary of the Y. W. C. A, was
a guest of friends in Topeka today for
a short time. 81 $3.50 = ..-.
DR.. c. B. Surgson and Mr.. George
W. Legler. y. 10 have been members of
a family hou party at the T. r. Pax
ton home in Western avenue, went to
Leavenworth today for a few days.
Miss Elizabeth Baehert of Eureka,
who is living at the Alpha Phi soror-
ity this winter, is spending a week at
her home in Eureka
Miss Elizabeth Purdy. who has been
quite i'll with influenza, at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Purdy. 900 Fillmore street. is improv-
ing. 1t was stated thru a mistake that
Mrs. Purdy had the influenza. Mrs
Purdy has not been i'll g.
Mrs. Rachel Decker has returned to
Topeka after. spending two months in
Colorado Springs and Concordia, Kan.
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S0GXIS,
ByDSsAss.i ~

Judge and Mrs. Henry F. Mason
have asked guests to dinner Wednes-
day evening in compliment to Capt.
w. f. Bowen, who will leave Friday
for Camp Sherman, where he will be
in a base hospital. Covers will be laid
for ten. Captain Bowen was guest of
honor at dinner party given Friday
evening by Mrs. Bowen at their home
in Western avenue. Covers were
placed for twelve.
X X X
The war atmosphere >pervades ev-
erything, even the naming of colors.
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in Topeka last night. called by the ILL
ness of Judge Arthur J. McCabe.
Judge McCabe was reported resting
much easier this morning.
\
The meeting of the Social Service
club, which was to be held this week
at the home of Miss Mary MacLennan,
has been postponed until Wednesday
November 6.
The Halloween party to be given by
Mrs. J. E. Hazen for the Topeka
Progressive Review No. 26 has been
called off on account of the influenza
epidemic.
Mr.. E. G. Voorhees, of st. Joseph has
received notification of his appoint
ment to the officers training camp at
Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark. Mrs.
Voorhees,, formerly Miss Pauline Mar
shall of Topeka, will remain in st.
Joseph during the absence of her hus-
band.
Mr.. Voorhees, is a practicing attor-
ney of st. Joseph.
The meeting Of the Girls Friendly
society of Grace cathedral will be
postponed until further notice is given.
A DADDY's DREAM.
Lord, but I feel lonesome, this
house Is cold and dxear. I've tried to
read, I've tried to smoke, my head
seems sort of queer. I'm lonesome for
my boy tonight. How proud / am of
him. His mother called him James, but
the boys all dubbed him Jim. 1 cap
see him now with his face a-f1ush,
and mud up to his neck, how he'd
track up all the carpets he was all boy,
by heck. He'd get into all kinds OF
fights, and sometimes he'd get licked,
he never knew when to say enough. .
to the bitter end he'd stick. Why when
I'd come home in the evening when
my daily work was done, I'd find a
baseball on the porch, on the floor a
coat was flung. A cap was on the
! sofa, his books were on the stair, left
| in his excitement to reach the boys
| out there. He was always filled
with mischief. and his heart was al
ways glad. he never stole nor told 6
lie. God knows, love that lad. He
could eat more pie and buckwheat
cakes, and how he loved ice cream
hand him buttered bread and jam
and watch his face just beam. And
when he got to be a man and started
out to work, he sure made good al
! everything, no duties did he shirk. He
never was a failure, he always did his
best, he never had to hang his head
he stood UP with the rest. And now
he's way out yonder. I'm lonesome for
my boy These little things I've dream
ed tonight have brought me lots OF
| Joy. And tonight I feel he's coming
back, all sound and whole perchance
and tell me they're all thru with that
| little job in France. n. = A.
X y
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
Who has been cured for the time
being of a habit she had of exaggera
ton. They were discussing the influ
enza epidemic in crowd and II seem
| ed to be the consensus of opinion o.
| the majority that more men thar
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list of 10000 officers will be taken
from civilians, not from among g. A.
T. c. units. Captain Scher this week
has recommended 226 men at the
university for other officers training
camps.
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MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-An experienced janitor an / O
woman 20 do house work at The Virginia
Prefer man that can give tll of his time
T. C. Gafford, Dos Topeka ave, Topeka
Kansas
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Permanent
Positions for Young
Ladies

GOVERNMENT CLERK EXAMINATIONS
In Topeka November 2, December Z.
1000 women clerks needed. salary 1920.
experience unnecessary. Women desiring
government positions write for free par
tieulars- r. Z. Terry former civil service
examiner), 1886 Columbian Building, WASH
ington.
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FOR sALE-FARNIs
FARM RANCHES TRACTS

100 acres, near Burlingame, about 40
acres in cult, bal. prairie, a good 5-room
house, a good barn, about 36x40 IT. with
NOW, about 15 acres alfalfa, practically
the entire farm is tillable, u mile TO school.
VIII take at least half vnlue in city prop
erty. See JONES BROS. for particulars.
Phone S45 or 20S4 KS. 600 Kan. ave-. To-
peka Kan.
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FOR SALE-FEED

CRACKED CORN. screenings. for sale
cheap. Golden Relt Elevator. Phone ~.
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Looking Backward In Stdte
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

Mrs. r. L. Cofran and her daughter,
Grace, were the hostesses at a very pretty
reception Thursday afternoon at their
home at 1868 Topeka avenue. The house
was darkened and lighted with artificial
lights and this, combined with the soft
music furnished by Steinbergs orchestra,
produced a charming effect, and it was
such lovely day that all the daintiest
gowns were out in full force.
In the receiving party were Mrs. Cofran,
Miss Grace Cofran, Mrs. George o.
MathewsOn, of Emporia: Mrs John Horn
ing, Mrs. J. F. Daniels, Mrs Edwin
Knowles, Mrs. John Sargent and Mrs T.
S. Mason.
Miss Jennie Simmons entertained twelve
of her friends at O'Clock tea Thursday
evening complimentary to Miss Nellie Post
and Miss Ollie Hayes, both of Springfield.
ILL., The evening was spent in playing
cards.
Her guests were Miss Post, Miss Hayes,
Miss Daisy Hayes, Miss Anna Crane, Miss
Lulu Fordyce, Miss Myrtle Fordyce, Miss
Eda Smythe, Mrs, Rnna Gibb Miss Eta
Hannigan and Miss Nedele Griffith.
will-return Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
The Helianthus club will dance this
evening at Harmony hall.
Mr.. Thomas Herren is going to give a
Halloween party Saturday evening at his
home on East Seventh street.
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED--MA1E HELP
ROAD SALESMAN WANTED by large
wholesale house. Reply in own hand
writing. Give age, present employment, ex-
perience and references. Must have car.
wv. II. w. care Journal.
WANTED--Laborers to ship out. 37Iac hr. !:
farm hands; married farm couples; 2nd
and fry cooks, ship to Wyoming; corn
huskers; wood choppers: hospital help !;
camp cooks, $50 wk. = kitchen helpers, $12
wk., board and room: dairy hands. SS5
mo. night cooks. Furmans Labor Agency,
LOG West Sth-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lathe hands and
machinist helpers. Apply Lock Box 90,
Enterprise, Kan.
WANTED-Man near Potwin or Edge
wood to attend furnace. Address G73,
care Journal.
WANTED-Wood cutters north of Potwin
between Il. II. and river, or phone t'21
or 1857 W.
BOYS WANTED-kaw Package Mfg. Co,
Curtis and Quincy SITS.
WANTED-A good man for furnace work.
S. Stanton, 30 w. 9Th
WANTED-Man for firing boiler at night
Call 1924.
WANTED-Driver. White Star Laundry.
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN

Who has been cured for the time
being of habit she had of exaggera-
ton They were discussing the influ-
enza epidemic in a crowd and 1t seem.
ed to be the consensus of opinion OF
the majority that more men than
women had died with the disease. But
the w. l.. o. T. contended that she had
known of more women to die with it.
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Dean J. W. Sykes of Grace cathedral
will-return Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
from Washington, D. c..
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WANTED-SALESMEN

SALESMAN WANTED-To travel in coun-
try. Permapeut. Salary $50 to $35 and
expenses weekly and auto furnished to men
who make good. Sales Manager. Box ZIG.
Kansas City, Mo.
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Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough

Stou that weakening. persistent cough
or cold, threatening throat or lung
affections, with Eckman's Alternative.
the tonic and upbuilder of 20 years
successful use. soc and $3.50 bottles
from druggists, or from
ECKMAN LABORATORY, Philadelphia
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE--MlSCEI.l.AN
FOR SALE-Corn pepper and peanut
roaster 1t is Creator" movable.fn per.
feet working order and good repair. Priced
right. Phone 266.
FOR SALE-at a big discount, elegant new
roll top and flat top desk, has never been
used. Real bargain. Phone Black 249s.
ALL SCHOOL BOOKS bought, sold, ex-
changed. Pendry's Bookstore. us West
Sixth. tAl1 books, new and used.)
15c: cleaned, 75c. Ali work guaranteed.
Armstrong, Jewelry Co., 40 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE-Onions. F. NJ. Ward, Shorey.
Phone 2j42 XII.
CHOICE home grown potatoes for sale.
Phone 1853 K-2.
GOOD REED go-cart FOR sale. Inquire
1916 Redden.
1852 HASTY AUTO EXPRESS.
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Mr.. Thomas Herren is going to give
Halloween party Saturday evening at hi
home on East Seventh street
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FOR RENT-FURNISHE ROOMS
1917 w. FIFTH-Two modern housekeep-
ing rooms and BATH. in cottage. Water,
electricity. gas furnished
304 WEST STH. close in. modern furnish
ed housekeeping room, furnace heat.
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT, Edison
heat, 413 W. 7th.i Phone 1861.
304 WEST STH, furnished sleeping room
furnace heat: hot water. --
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The Helianthus club will dance thi
evening at Harmony hall
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A. A. RODGERS & co.

LANDS and business opportunities offer
you independence: farm lands. 81 to $50
acre: irrigated lands. $40 to $50; twenty
years to pay: $4,000 loan in improvements.
Loan of live stock Taxes average under
twenty cents an acre: no taxes on Improve
Good markets. churches, schools. roads,
telephones. Excellent climnte-crops and
fare certificates Write for free booklets.
ALLEN CAMERON, General Superintend.
ent Land Branch. Canadian Pacific Rail-
way. $50 Ninth Avenue. Calgary. Alberta.
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I'm fact she remarked, "the saddest
case have heard of is where a woman
has died and left a husband and six
little children" Someone asked what
were the ages of the children. 81 don't
remember that she replied, "but I
know the woman died and left six little
children, and she had been married
only four years"
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1O-ACRE TRACT

orchard and all kinds small fruit, beauti-
full home. Only one mile from college
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The Halloween party to be given b
Mrs. J. E. HaZen for the Topek
Progressive Review No. &c has bee
called off on account of the influenz
epidemic.
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The Kappa Kappa Chi sorority Of
Washburn college announces the fol.
lowing pledges: Miss Louise Rankin
of Highland. Miss Gertrude Beverl,
and Miss Neva Shoemaker, both o.
Topeka.
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in Topeka last night, called by the ILL
ness of Judge Arthur J. McCabe.
Judge McCabe was reported resting
much easier this morning.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
0oubernenr Sfanleg BON
8entn6b
Driugt IN irinsr 8otftuft an ois Sc,
gislatur borauf,
DAB bic Brobibitirnsfrage I6Isrnigfi
bem @ofte sur Gbitturmung
untsrbreitst tpgrSe.

Jrantfort, ap., 8. Sanuar. =
I'm ben Stimmge6ern bes Staatss
Geseserbeit su seben, rein fir ale,
mol su bsfimmen. ob Der Sunbel IN
altoboliften Getrdnfen in sfentudr
abfoIut perbcten fem ION. briugt Sou,
ptrreur u. 8. Staulsp In fsiner Bot
fhdft an bic 2egisldtur, tpelte ON
Disnitaa 3u ibrer Sibung 5uIanmsu.
trnt, srnifli6 barauf, b1b bic Jragi
fobaTb aIs m5alib benz 0pIte por
aeutudp sur G5ittmmuns unterbrei.
ts. iperbe.
Ter 9ouperueur fat, bdb bic 4uf,
mertfamteit Der 2egislatur drf glmens
beuents iptpobl sur Staatss als aut
sur guubesbsrfaFura gslenft psrbsu
iuiirbe. 9e5uenebmeub ouf Stats
9rpbitftion ipridt er bic 5oFfming
aus, bdB ir1euo cine Wilensdube-
runl cine Hare, aufri9tige urb uns
sfpsibsutiee fem tperpe. ueber bos
gurrbesamenbement facte Der @ous
psrueur. baB es Der aeaislatur CUR
Rutifi3irung ooer 9ertperfung unters
breitst ipsrben fpiirbe.
ge1ug uebmsnb orrf ben arie1 be-
mertte .r, bob -aeneinfdme Sefahr
ale pdrteis pber NottionsbiFfsrtn'en
aum Sdipeieen brtnren foHts4. hnb
fagte. baB isbsr OHsntlif,e 9isner
feins 9tit unb gobsn ohrs Sonbers
SniereFeu BEN Siante fpeihen ToIts.
Sn Der gotTfdft iriro Der Grfola
BEG arbeitr sGntffGbtgir9s@9eIebe
krporeeboben; es perben seipiiie
slenoerunaen Der SieuergeIebe. bic
sfnnabme stnes @eieBes. bas SoIons
ten, iptIne Der Ssimotb fern iirb, bas
Redt Az ffimmen perlefbt, unb bic
2fnndhme eines gubaetsGpiiems sn1f
pfoblsn. 8usleih ptrb be 2sgislatur
nufaefDrbert, fir Die Gusbebuitng
iub GrboItans Der 9aHofrabsn gu
fSrssn
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0auSlid) eingedibert
Duroe bic Qnlage Der american
gbain 60. in GOumbus, 8,

Columbus, g., s. San. - am
Dienitae gla9mittag purbe bic bteIige
anlage Der american @botn Co., oe'
Nn Sauptquartier ii9 in Bridgeport,
Conn, befinoet, bur9 5euer pollitGrs
bia serit6rt. Der 8erluft beI1uft ii6
auf 100000. Gin 5suerpebrmunn
iopie G6parb 2escaoetes, eiu 4nges
isllter Der 9sIeN4aft, erlittea i4psrs
8erlebuneen.
Dem 8striebsleiter Der GnInse. q.
9. Wlnrple, Sufolge entitanb Dos
SSeuer, nls bic Jlamme elmer gIass
fddeI in ben 5Gnben pon 2esedbetes
nit elmer nit aspboIt iiberSogensn
Sette in &Dntatt fam, tpslcbe in einen
Gru9tposgon berlaoen tpurbe. Dobei
bate Iih ods 4spbolt ent5iin6et. Dos
Syeuer perbreitste iih ie6r f9uea. uno
cine Stunbe na9oem Der erite II1rm
absegeben tporoen mar, mar oos Gss
b6ube eingedIhert.
Dies 1T bas 3peitemoI iunerboIb
elmer @o6e. bnb in Der 4nlogs, in
peI6er ON Rpntrntten fir bas Was
rtre 8epartement eeorbeitst ptrb,
Jeuer ausbrah. alm lebien Somitog
NOR eine TIamme sHtbedt fporben, bic
eber ttiufn Dsrluh cnoeriGtst battA
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@s fino &noeutlIngen porbanoen,
obgIei6 iie offi5iea nift beIt1tigt Iinb,
oaB praiioeHt 8Iion u1o Der britt.
i6e Eremter in poaigern gegenieitigen
@nlneriton0niB geipro9en baberi, un0
6ab Der Brdlioent, tpel9er am 3iers.
tag iagte, 6nB .in 8e5ue ouf Die gln.
fi6ten Der @egner Der GertraIm6hte
feline 8erpirriing" berrihe, feline &e.
De als ergan5une oerienigen bes bri.
tiiden greulier bielt.
Gie Reoe bon 2lo1o @eorqe mar
Dor benz pl6eli6en &bbrl6 Der lin.
terbanOlungen IN 8reft.2itoosf Dor.
bereitet poroer, ln6 feline glniift DON
&uBlar16s 3ufunft mar cine 5ieniIi9
boffnungsloie, 70 baB er erflGrte,
riDenn &uBlon6 unobbdngig bonoelt,
10 fonnen mir bic @ataItropbe ni9t
obipenoen."
Ser BrGiioent @ilfor III beoerten6
optiniitiider uno bofft 5uberiihtIid,
bdb oie RuiIen ertpo6en tperoen, um
Die @efnbren Der @rltbe ou erfennen,
tpel4e 9eitti6Ian0 fir iie gegrabeH
bat.
ginige fletne @6iuet6ungen in Der
grfldrunq Der Rriegssiele Der sSeinbe
SeutIblarbs BON ben Friiberen @eubes
rungen beg prGfibenten WilIon uno
fefbft DON ben Iebten @rtlGrun1er bes
Dremiers 2lopb @eoree, itnb benerts
bar, es ipurbe aber ertlGrt, bdB Sc
uurtdttg iino uHb ni9t BEN 3tped bda
ben, bic allgeinetrIen prtn5ipien, bic
man fir cine Bats fir 5riebensuU1
terbanblurgen fir unerldBlt4 bdlt, aii
beeinfluHen obsr abSufhtpd6eu. Gin
yaa 1T Der, bnb Der BrGiibent Mils
fuu nit 8eSug auf 8eIuien nuftdtt
Der Worten r3uriiderftattrIng uuo
Gntf1dbigung" ben Nusbrud yRdus
mung uub 2uriiderftottung" pebrauht.
Der BrGiTbert ipn Der 2lHfiht feiu,
bab btefe @ntf9dbigung ppn OeitffDs
lamb geleiftet perhen mub uHo nitt
BON allen friegfiibreuben Mddten,
ME bies por ben HuFen Dornef6lGgeH
rporbeu 1T. Der llntsrT6ieo in Der
p9raiirunq 1T babsr Obne grobe Be-
beutung.
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erdmm bes 4rdTibenten, in bem er
iih geoeH einen Mirt9Ihdftsfrieg ers
tldrt, BAIT mon fir IN Gintlans nit
ben iebt psrniinftiseren 4niihten Der
gntente5Mintitern, fpernslei6 er bic
rett nit ben BeTdliifen uHb Grtlda
ruHgen Der Barrier 9onfereu3 i'm
8iberfprut ftebt.
9is S5orbsrung mad Beri4tiguug
Der Srensen StaIieus auf Srunb BEG
Observation-Disclosures pirb obne
3reifel RON ben StaIieueru als etne
pole Qnsrtennuns ibrer rStalia irs
rebento" 2lipirationen tpiGItommen GEE
BERGEN iperben, mos bisber Don ame'
rita aus niht seffeben TIT.
Sn ieinem ouf einen uuabaGngisen
poIniT9en Staat geSug boberoen glrs
titeI ion Der prdiibent meincn, ooB
ni9t nur bic RuTiifdsapIen frei ietn
ioIsu, fonbern aud bic qoIen BON
unb SeutihIano. Gs fpiro
nnA ertldrt, bab bic Joroerung Don
rfreien unb fiherem 3usong gu cem
Nee.1 fir ben neueu polnfi5en Staat
niGt beoeute, bab poIen feline SOu'
oerdnitdt iiber Sftpreuben biz na3
Der gaorbIes ausbebneu iolIe. fonoern
nur, bob ibm Der freie gsrtsbr NIT
RortTeezSGfen geItattet perbe, Elm
prioiIegium, GbnIi4 bernialisen, ons
Dent i9lonb seuiebt, tnbem es Ii4 Der
ooHdnbiI8en SerritDrialseiDdHer 0e'
oient.
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Graf albam aarnoipsfi
Giter Der gertreter ceiterreifs II
Der 5tieDeHs.saOnferen IN
9reit.9itcDsf.

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9Lonn 5arnotDsfi pon Sarnoip ipurbe.
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geblntt1 5iifoIge. aIs elmer Der Iele.
gnten Geiterreid)s siir 5rieoens-sion.
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Graf mar TN letter 6riibinbr gum
Eoiifaiter Geiierreidls in ben Ser.
Sfnnten crnnnnt. aber uOn Der oneri.
f1niiden Neaierine n:enals oifAieQ
oIs icldsy supiongm tvorbeu-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
Die frans5iiidbe Sepatir'
temfammer
2tm Dienstas bon Sulss Stsgfrleo
sinem seborsnen gHdber, pisber
er0ffnet.

eirem seborenen glfdber, pieoer
er0ffnet.
paris, 8. San. Rad ablauf Der
Weibna9tsferisn bat bic 9eputirtsns
tammer am Dienstos tire SiBunssr
nisber aufsenommen. sic purbe Don
sSules Sissfrieb, Der I'm gliaB gsbos
rem unb in abpefenbeit bes Barons
Qnne be Madau bas dlteits autDeien>
be Witglieb mar, er6ffnst.
5err Gisgfrieo pibmste feine Gr'
Dffnunssrsbe gdn3li9 ber Jrage bon
GlfoBs2otbrinsen. gr fagte, als er i'm
Sabre 1871 BON ben Yreuben aus
fsinsr Ssimatb, benz glfab. pertrisbsn
nurbs, babe er ni9t ertDarien tonnell,
einft bic Stsuung ein5unsbmeu, IN Der
er iih beute 6efiube.
.Mein bsimatbli1es MiHbarfen-
fuhr er fort, .ipar nieulals beutiS
getpeieu. Dtein 9rcBDater mar silt
8iirser Der Stabt, nls I'M Sabre 1898
bic flsine Republit frertuinis I'm @sr'
eiuisung nit Srantrei6 nuhIu6te.
gliabs s2otbrinaen mar bamnls fton
fran50fid. Wtsb mar es i'm Sabre
1852 geprrben, gliab 1648 uHb
Gothringen i'm Sabre 1885,
5err Siegfrieo eitirte ben bumuIis
gen 9roteft Der Seputirten pon gIiaB.
2otbrinsen IN 8orbeaur eesen bic Gns
neftirrns Der grppinsen burdOeutIas
lnnD unb fprad Don bem Wartprium,
bas bieielben fsitber srbuIbsi bdttsn.
Sol6e greue uriiHs belobnt tperben,
rtldrts .r. gum WpbIe Der proDin5sm
fslbft. gum Mo5le Grantreihs uub Der
sansm Dslt. 9as lInrsat BON gls
iaB- -aotbringen iei bic llria4e bes
fpdt.rsn unrs9ts on Serbien uHo
gelsien gstpsIsn, itnb nenn bic beiocu
prorir5en In Deutidlanbs BeiiB blies
ben, perbe ihr StiffaI oI6 oasies
mig, bon Serbisn unb geIgien ipsr-
BEN.