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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21

arrow that dragged Itself over the other
army, crushing everything under It.
1t was not case OF rout; It was al
most Il case of humiliation. and so
Europe for months afterwards, was I'M
easy. for there was q strange fear lest
the events that ushercd In the 18th cen
fury when 1.-THE Little Corporal
tramped over Europe for twenty years
with The Old Guard and smashed Coz
lition after coalition Of great powers.
might be repeated in the twentieth. But
France WAS generous. though boundary
lines materially changed. and the Ger
man people. after the fall OF the en-
pirc. set up 4 republican form OF GOV
eminent and are now enjoying liberty
and equal rights for aE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
CALIFORNIA FOR DRYS

The Drys carry California In both
the Democratic and the Republican
state convention positive declara-
tons in favor Of prohibition were in
serted in the party platforms after
rrotracted contests.
California has been regarded as one
O: the strongholds Of the liquor forces.
The large wineptoducing interests in
the state have always been influential
in directing its atfa4rr. These inter
ests have hitherto been strong enough
10 control a majority of California
congressman. Alcohol seems doomed
in America When states like Cali
fornia falter, there is not much LETT
20 the wet advocates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
THE FUTURE OF RUSSIA

Berton knisely. Siberian correspon-
dent for the Newspaper Enterprise
service. whiting from Nikolsk. and de-
ssribinc the victories OF the Czecho-
/: s oraks. says:
Soon S.berE. nrts.-i tand IL no
world. with imme"Sr from coal. seto
and other valuabl, mineral deposits.
With brad rivers t."'u.luS with tlsn. anu
with forests SO virgin and huge thal
Inc may ride thre" days on ;aSt ran
through one OF them wthooe ESl.ns
beyond It's oornerS. Will o" oeuhIStS
salycd from German Intrigue
And as Siberia nor. and more Feh
Ives il IL b.. SER interest, Shs VIZ
move toward European HuSsia WIN an
allied army which. !; N" SovletS nave
1ot ;,,lrrady h....y wiped out in rttro-
brad and Moscow. will wip" them "uI.
"Russta mag not win tho war lot lne
1Ilirs. But th. day when II seemed sas
might help Germany win II mas paS'eu-
Siberia has been less tinctured WIN
10 poison ut Bolshrvikisn than West
drn Russia Here Sturdie- types OF the
Slav races are more in evidence. Inc
ocen alliance Of the Bo!Shevlk with
German prisoners has aGeniated many
81 the patriotic Russians The allies
nave a difficult and delicate task III
Russia: it is their aim TO restore or"eS
and establish government and 10 Gre
ate p puxer TO h<ht against Germany.
They must not. however. give count'-'
vance to the rcactionary forces thae
you'd re-establish either the autocracE
or Bureaucracy. II is doub'Fal whether.
Russia is ready for republican form
OF government, yct-a republic is Tho
only form OF government this countr!
Can countenance and to whose estao-
Hshment this country can afford 10 be
] farty. If Russia becomes republic
as is altogether likely. it will be a re-
vublic for long time under The direc-
lion and leadership Of thr allied pow
ers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
LODGE NEWS TO THE LINE

- The ringing declaration Of Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge. OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
or the eve of his unanimous election rs
Republican leader Of the Senate should
convince the people Of the country
-once for all which is thu war party of
The nation. No statement from the
white House has approached the red,
FLOODED ringing challenge. The sen
.itor's conception OF an American
peace IS q 'compirte peace" won on
.he soil OF Germany. We must not
stop short OF an utter destruction of
Germany's power. and We must re-,
riovc from her control those things
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21

Is growing richer every year? r h. day
nf wrath for him Is near: b., patient.
What if there ar" abuse and wr"nl. until
;n"n cry. oh. Lord. how long," Th" arIn
Of rCtrihutiun's strong: he patinHt.
There's no occasion for despair: il night
is, dark thr mornings fair and things
are RIGHT side up with care b" patient.
It's vain {" hunt around for graft It's
vain to rrnd your rags and h"cf: (
things are tough. thcr" comics relief: BE-
patient These arc tn" things that try
the soul: the cheap skates with them
selves cundoic: the brave hoyS laugh
hon in tho hole; be- patient. Oh. grin
and bear whatever load YOU hay" tn pack
along the road and hang Il flag on your
abode: b" patient.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21

thai havo contributed to her econonn-
cal and military supremacy. As one
step in that direction the coal and iron
mines Of Lorraine must be- separated
from German domination and given 10
France. Those who are still inclined
to the view that the administration
must be continued in power in order
that our country and the world may
reap the benefits of an enduring peace
should read closely the senator's
speech and compare his incisive utter
ances with the generalitieS that have
cuanated from the White House.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
Registered Government
Carrier Pigeon Here

Mrs. Edith Clark. ll49 Market street.
has at her home !. registered govern
mrut carrier pigeon. which come there
this week. apparently: exhausted. Ihs
r.;g,un is numbered y J. lSB-1Shi. and
had Il little silk remnant Of %tr.nk trd
Under it's wing. US If il had had Il mess
axe, The pigeon ~ If 4 hrvwnlsi color
and is probably On" Of those used by
the. amy posts. After tn" pigeon was
given Il good meal it refused To leave
but insists on sticking to old Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
RIPPING RHYMES
10 Patient.
BIZ WALT MASON.

Be patient when the days ar" hot {:
cold weather soon will hit tn" spot. with
snow and Slcrt ard kindred rot: be
patient. It docs II" rnnG /" human
hicks To rant and kick against the
rricks; il will not hip ;hr.n from Il iiN:
be patient. In times lIk" thcS" things
ar. upset but II went help to FUN" ana
fret: scrcnity's III" on" best bet; he
patient. What if Il soup bon" costs YOU
moro. # pruncS are drar"r at the St"r"
They can't hr cheapcncts by Il roar: be
patient What IL the mrasly pr"illerr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
POLICE COURT NEWS

Thomas Hnmmcd oS"Fl"anine coa1
truck. wa, handed 50 and costs. anu an
appeal was taken. steve oieski: drunk
,,.n, banded 81 and costs William
Eos drunk. drew 81 and costs. CLAIR
cn..n Thomas, driving overloaded coal
truck. was handed IS and trimmings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21
The Fate Of France
BY EDWIN MARKHAM,
Author Of The Man With rhe Hoe.

By EDWIN MARKHAM
Author Of The Man With rhe Hoe.
dawn last dreams vanishing from me,
~ The thrush singing in ting orchard tree
4 q Then as startled from the Slunber road,
The earth sweeps with its sorrow load
Over the crashes the of her mlschance:
All hopes are hanging the fate of France
| my soul: plunge into the day:
Bargain and barter in the usual way
Rip open letters pouring from the mail
Smile where triumph, ponder where | fail
Yet all goes by me like misty trance:
All hopes are hanging the fate of France
When all floors with departing feet.
lock the door and take the throhbing street.
The great crowds thunder round and depart
But over it all | hear a cry i'll my heart
TIE bodies the ruin Of all the world romance:
All hopes are hanging the fate of France
And in the >evenng hush of home hear
Beyond the Marine the marching hcnreS cheer:
sec brave lines that warer and gam breath
To hur their. valorS into the front ot>death
Their glad cry thrills me like a lifted lance:
The whole world IS future is the fate OF France
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-21

Berton Knisely. Siberian correspon-
dent for the Newspaper Enterprise
service. Writing from Nikolsk. and ale
sHribinc the victories oil the Czecho-
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-02-02
4s; Universalists, 20; United Breth

4S; Universalists, 20; United Breth.
rem, 159.
In the division proper there are %,
GA men. The others are in the aux
ilfaries under the quartermaster de-
partment, 1,116 situated in the remount
depot, camp quartermaster outfit and
motor truck companies and repair
shops.
81 Confessed Atheists.
There are 81 confessed atheists In
the reservations; three Aryan Ortho-
dox; six Buddhists; 1O4 Christian Sci.
entists; IL Church of God; two Church
Of Peace; II German Reform; eight
Greek Catholic; II Greek Orthodox:
Is Hannish; four Holy Rollers; q
Mennonites; one Orthodox Russian:
one st. George Holy Ghost; six Sal
walton Army; one Spiritualist; six
Zionists and Zion Reform and one of
the Peoples church. The other sects
cover from one to 10 each.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-02-02
RELIGION CENSUS At CAMPS
LOGAN AND DEMlNG.
At Camp Logan Catholics Lead With
10,7s6-This is one.third Of the
Total Force-Methodists Come Sec
ond-At Camp Demins Catholics
and Methodists Also Lead With
About Equal Membership.

A religious census of Camp Logan,
Houston, Texas, where the Illinois
Guard regiments are stationed, has
just been completed, showing seventy.
four religions represented among the
32,079 men and officers of the camp.
OF these the greatest membership
belongs to the Catholic Church with
1926. The next greatest soldier
church membership is the Methodist
with 1924 members; Baptist with
3,4S7; Lutherans with 2,752; Presby.
terians with 1870; Christian with
1870, and Episcopalian with 1897. The
remaining denominations range down.
ward from 1000 members.
Listed are members of the Moham-
medan, Holy Rollers, Theosophists,
Moravian, Golden Rule, Socialist, Bud.
dhist, Swedenborgian Pentecostal, and
other lesser denominations.
Camp Cody, Deming, Jan. 2S.-Of the
the 24,730 soldiers in this camp there
are 5,542 Methodists, 5,135 Catholics,
4,O23 Lutherans and 2.306 Presbyteri-
ans, according to the division relig-
ious census, taken by order of the
War department. Every we'll known
religion and some not generally known
are mentioned in the long list of 50
and 1,6O7 men claimed no affliation
with any. Baptists are 1,431; Chris
tions, 1850; Congregationalists, 929;
Episcopalians, 1913; Free Thinkers,
175; Mormons, "a; Professionals, 100;
Jews, 146; Quakers, 80; Unitarians,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-02-02
Protect Your Health Take
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A BOTANICAL SUBSTITUTE FOR

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fed.
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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-02-02
FACE the FACTS

EFT face the facts The war situation is critical
fought, defeat threatens Hungry 1 men cannot fight
at their best; nor hungry nations France England,
and Italy are going hungry unless we feed them
Wheat Savinss-They must have wheat It is the
best food to fight on. 1t is the easiest to ship We
alone spare it to them. BY saving just little
at ys;5 ate Is: 1nd
can do it without stinthg ourselves. We have only
to substitute another food just good
The Corn Of Plenty-Corn is that food: There's
as was never known before Tons Of corn Train
nSys r. All S to do is to
America. Own Food-Corn It is the true American
food. The Indians hardest of races, lived on it.
Our forefathers adopted the diet and conquered
has biong cen the staff Of lfe How we'll the South
fought on it, history tells Now it can help America
win world war.
dozen. It's cereal. It's vegetable. It's bread
It's a dessert. It's nutritious; food value in it.
vegetables It's good to eat how TFs good you 9 don
know until you've had properly cooked
Corn. Infinite varety-How much do you know about
corn? About how good it is? About the many
69 1H Of M And what you miss
make good dishes for dinner. supper, lunch break
fast Here some suggestions
HOT BREADS DESSERTS
Boston brown bread. Corn-meal molasses cake
Hoecake. Apple corn bread
Mullins Dumplings
Biscuits. Gingerbread.
Gridde cakes Fruit gems
Waffles.
HEARTY DISHES
Corn-neal croquettes. Corn-meal fish balls
Meat and corn-meal dumplngs.
Italian polenta Tamales
The recipes in Farmers Bulletin $685. Corn
Meal as Food and Ways of Using It," free from the
Department of Agriculture.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-02-02
WHEATLESS BISCUITS,

Parched cornmeal is the feature of
these excellent wheatless biscuits.
First, the cornmeal-one-half a cup
is put in shallow pan placed in the
oven and stirred frequently until it
is delicate brown. The other ingre-
dents are teaspoon of salt, cup
of peanut butter and one and a half
cups Of water. Mix the peanut but
ter, water and salt and heat. While
this mixture is hot stir in the meal
which should also be hot Beat thor
oughly. The dough should be Of such
consistency that it can be dropped
from spoon. Bake in small cakes
in an INCREASED pan. This makes 16
biscuits, each Of which contains one
sixth of an ounce Of protein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-04
5iitbu,angcl
Nadt i'd iset iHfpIse bts srbObtsH
Qpuinms brmerfbar.

SnfpI9e oss erbDbten syiidHoHiums,
tsr bic 6cIss Der fIsiidlcisu Gage II.
bat iid isbi siH siiHmungsI btmertF
bar gemadt. wis seiteru bem Rahs
ruRssmittsIsapHtrcIleur 1iume BON
perTaisbsnsn SSii4baubIern mitsstbslt
ipurbe.
Vie ,ytItbSnSlsr fiibrtsn bitter
alase bariibsr, bab ibre Senbnnssn
jeBt uiGt in eeniissnbsr 3abl stntrsfs
fen, nm Der Ratfrdge seuiistn gu
i5nnsn, neil es nit Der 1abHperbins
buna febr bapsrt. go ertlarie elmer
Der SSubler, oab cine Senbung
guiisrn aus benz Often felt iibsr eirlsm
UloHat an ibn nrteripees III unn er
trpB aIIsr gsmiihunesu niat ermitteln
fpnnts, ipp bic @uittrn iirb iebt bsfin'
ben. Or. Blune ipirb tn ber anselss
asubsit in WaTbington pcriisliis tpsrs
ben.
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Zabien ltnterft. Nerein.
SieIt ssitsrH ieine 81. 5abresSsr'
iaurmiHns uHb geamteHpabi ab.

Sn isrant Rtun's 6ulle, Dlercer
uRb Zine SiraEs, fanb geitern absnb
bic 81. Sabresnsriamrniuns unp Be
amteHpabI oes obigen @srsius itatt,
bel peI6er dne bisberigsn 9sauIttn
ourb cine Miebsripabl setbrt purosn
unb 5par:
prGiibeut: mm. Ghleiinger.
@iesprdiibent: Sttp Gberbart.
protptpnsSeirstdr SoIspb 3Iobe.
f5inauSsSeirstHr: SoHs aesmaun.
E6abmeiItsr: Rpbtrt Graefe.
9ruitees: Mm. aeif4usfs. GMa
Elaus, Hoberi ReumdHn.
f5abHentrdser: Charles mlibrlf.
5abnsnbesleiter: Grfbur SamGn
uno qrttur BDbm.
Die 9eumten tpurbeR iofert curt
ben grsSinan5Ieiretdr Otto Stusioer
feierIiHft iuitoIIirt unb CT bic Snifal'
Iirung faIob ii9 zine gemiitfIi6e GeiF
er, BEL ipelher .Stufstopp~ geipislt
puros unb psbsi ss gum eriteu Dial
felt geiteben oss gereius eelang, ein
SsGbasn 9erfenTaft biz auf bic Rsise
su Ieeren, Elm 8speis, bab bic gslt'
qIisber iibsr sinsn eIten Durft per'
fiietu.
B6hrenb Der @sriaMH'luns unier'
breiiets aud Der 1iHnuSfstretir, 9err
Senrb aebmanu ieiusn Sobrssbertnt,
iporaus bsrpsrsins, tab bic ausgnben
nGtre,b bts lssien Sabres $279.S4
unb bic Ginndbmen S225.04 betrl'
gen unb bnb, trpb bss uuseniastnlt'
den Defisits Der @srsin bod mob Elm
biibihes @erm5pen nuf Der Seiie Iiss
gen bat. Dir WitsIteber5atl betrdst
25 uub Der @efunsbeitsSufanb mar
elm 70 gutter, bab pabrenb bts Sahrss
nlr ss4 fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rngswieien werbm mubisu.
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els acfdbrIidjer auslduoer in steip
g)ori perbaftet.

{ gsep 9prE 3. Snnuiar. 5ris
pou Bills, elm iriiberer angeilellter
Der prg.IbiiheH giesierlma aIla als
@arcn 1reberid be Bills betoUilf,
ipuroe bier ain Dcmnerstas pom egen'
ten bes 9lftiS- Deparfenents aui We,
iebI bon @aibineion als tbatiger Iirlo
gefdbrIi4er ansllnoer perbaItet.
gvn Bills mar i'm SABRE 1915
in bieies 2anb gefommeH uno batte
lid, In iebr aftiper gseiic nut Der slus'
breihnig Observation-Disclosures BRO.
basanbo beidditigt. lin oieies @erf
In aiigriji Su nebmen, botte er Dos
linirerial PreB. .Spnoifat gegriinoet.
CT por nidt pbHe grfabrung, pa er
feiHer5eit I'm Dieuite oes 2DIoniia,
fiuus. Nsirenis Der preubiiden Regie.
rrns i'm Ssntereiie Der @ernrauiiiuiug
BoIens eeitanben bate. Sputer ipar
er Elm angeiteIIier beS Vcrboeiltihen
eIepo unb Ieiteie oas gnsipouoe-
raings.Geihdft In Dremen.
Dor feds Mrnnten bate Don piIis
burd cine afuss eessn bic isst bans
ierotte 9anifirma asnHebp. Mitte!
e 60. snpds erlansuns Don S20, 900
.Snlar1 ppn fih rsben esmadbt. Dieie
fsirma NOR bafiir bsiunut, Don DETER
reid,ern uHo llnanrn Gcnos sur
lIebermiiteluns an Diisrr.aing @anttn
entesemesncmntn gu babsn.
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Gies uns 4as.

-- 8unbssmaridaH 9euunnsn lpHrs
be seitsrn telsgrapbiid Dom 8uubss<
6eneruIaHpaIi @rsgors in Wafbin9s
ton nufsefDrDert, ibm unDerSiigIid'
nrit5rtbeiIeH, ME pieIe oeutihe Rsi9ss
nngsborise in Cincinnati, fotDie i'm
fiibliheH Sbic fUobnen. Ser 8unsese
mnri6au bui iODeit i9pn n,sbrere
taufeHb fsiublider auslGnber rsSis
itrirt uub fpirb nun nodmoIs singes
bsnbe gn6fori6uugen uuiteIsn, um
feiusu Beridt mad WdiRmston Ders
poa af6nbieeH su f5rnen,
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QyIssiS ftlpoB " ben D<rItfi ~
xsanlpsxtbanpfas .HatilIsss beige
iraeen ta1su m5ss, bs. BON tinxn
otutIfen unityfsthpot tprpfbirt ipurhs
inb Der erie fpi4tise miIitariIHe
9erluIt in BEN 9risgs NOR.
abmiral 9snIon CAB aud freimiis
ttig 81, baB bic .llHieriesbcot : So
GER bic auf he selstieH grpartungsn
nitt srfiiQt bdtten unb Ct peri1nli9
bafir psrnntpuriliH sepeien iei, Dub
isine erpbe Sail pcn ioI&sn ssbuut
iDurbs. Gy fagts uub. bnb bic 3ahI
Der iOrpsbirisn amsritaniihen Sdifft
ipsniser aIs Elm prossni bon bsnen.
bic uuter gsforte Die SperrsoHe tes
fabren, betrase.
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Slmdb stpei Slm.erifaner
@urben BET benz Sueiiberfan bel
GmpaIme. wserito, bon ben
Daquis getootet.

Gucfon, slri5,, 3. Snnaar. giod,-
ribten SufoIge, ipeIfe an Ionnerstag
IN Der bieiigen Office Der Soutbern
9aeiiic etnliien, beianben lid unter
BEN SO ascrionen, ipeld,e ON 9sittipch
aet6btet msirben. OILS etn Sabn5ug
iloIih BON gnlpaIme, Sonora, BON
sDaalii-S Snbianern angegrifien ipnroe,
aud bic an,rritauer 8. s. zoe bon
Cos eIneeIes unb @igueI Martine5
BON RogaIes, ari5uHa.
slaIpb SncpeI, gtetie.anbitor Der
scutberH !saeifie, beilen Saiiptanar'
tier fih In Waasatlan befinoet, iDurbe
perpurioet. alberto Sofirop, Elm anIe-
rifdner, iueId)er nit Der BORDER
Grabbing 60. IN gtogales IN gerbiH.
oirng itebt, erbieIt orei Sd,ubpuHoen,
piro aber geneiert
glus bem 4eridte eebt aud, ber'
Dor, bob iif uieritau!i&s gfeeierilnas.
trlinnen oiif Der 9erfcIguHg Der Ua.
auis befinben, oat iie rabe Gilero be
9abi am Wfittpod abenb nit elmer
gbtbciIuna oerielben IN anutpf ee.
rietbe unb bnbet flint waaHn perIureu
babcn. Ste DerItrite Der Oaauis !uur.
ben nftt ungegeben.
TueioH ARG, 8. SdnuH. Gin
Silisyiig, fpeIher ppn @nnpHIns nb.
geiaHbt fDorbeH mar. febrte rm Gon
nerstng nit ben aeiten Der @et6bfe.
ten 5uriif. Tie aBobI Der 2eeteren
ipire IN ben Ipdteiten geriften nii
SO beSiffert. Gds @eriidt, bag meb.
rere iupee wlerifaneriilnen BON ben
s)aauis errtfiibrt tprr6en ieien, miro
bon ben gabnbeaIHteH In abreoe ge.
felt.
Sic Snbianer batten Surb bic
fSeuiier unb Gbiiren Der @aggors ge.
ieuert, biz ale Rdnner, syranen unt
ainber get0htet ober perpuiibet ipa.
rem. Gie Wilitdr. Gsforte. ipeIde iih
auf benz 8uee befunb, niirbe Dertrie,
ben.
Suefpn elris, 8. 5anuar. Cine
fpatere Rahriht msIbet. bnb bic
Sruppsn. aIs iie nod bsm S4aupIos
hss llsbsrfalss sHriidtsbritH. cine 4b
tbsiluHs SHbianer sprranbeH, bic psr'
ssbIi6 berfudten, ben 0slbi6tani bts
Grprsbmnssons sn SffnsH, ser aus
bisiem beraasgpprien pcrbm pm.
90 srfeIsts Elm srsitsr Sampf, In weIs
dem, ME psrluiifet, bitSHbianer itwss
nc WsrIuhe etIiften. Der @sIbfdrans.
ipelher $50, 900 IN Golb eHibisIt, iprrs
be iatait mad Gunpmns getra&t-
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8ipanes, Ratipniruns
Mirp, iuie 2,ro RboHbbu, ber Rabs
ruHesmiiieIs aontrclear,
erflGrts,
Sn furssm in England burdpssfiibt
tperbn.

aonbsu. 3. 5oHuar. mie
2orb Rbonbba, bsr RabraussmiiisIs
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bab 3ndnsssAatipniring unuus.
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bat fsin Dspartsment einm piesbes
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unb bab bieitr, fpbalb sr bic Cont
ticn bss adbinttis srbaIisn, sur
Dur&fiihrung esbrad,t fperbsn tpiirbe.
aprb gtbonbSa 1parIte ieine 3abSs
rtr. baB EN- ManpI anbauern tpsrbe;
uber Die Situaiirn iperbe fidb beKern.
unb be BeFsrIng perbe cine fcrts
idrtitsnbe ifin.
Die giiuatipn N gans unb gar
feline niarmirrnbss, fustr CT. .Gie bas
ben bipB Shren Memen etipds erwr
3u 5isbsn. 9ns Bolt bieles 2auhes
bat isins gntbtbnineen gu erbuIbsu
ipis bas in Deuti&anb. Trrt srbdIs
tm z. psuigsr aIs sin pfunb gIsH4
pro Mphe.s
Der gtnbrimgsmiiia aenirpIlsur
mics baruuf biH. bdb iih bic Ginfubr
BON Butter i'm RpoeuIbtr nHb De.
ssmbtr 1917 nuf MIR 5000 9onnsu
beIisf. pernlidsn NIT 10000 Sonnen
I'M gaopsmbtr uHb De1enibtr bts s,abs
res 1915. Dp9 babe bic 4r0bufiiDp
bon Mnrsdrin In GusInrfb s1Hs
snurm sueenpmmen uHb Dis Suni
tperbs bic Rapasiidt ber T0brifen cine
pisrHaI gr5bete fem uIs fie TN Sabre
1915 mar.
Jn Bsas nlf bsn GIsif@mnnasl
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inanb su brobsn 0bu @isb mtt 1ss
ia5lag 30 bsIeSfH, o6ts q fsieu Nors
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Die Baltimore 0ab
in gUlse Der ftrenssn Adlte faft sans
snsfrurtn uHb bic eGiffdsst
iaii gang siuoritslls.

gaitimprs, I'D, 3. SaHuar.--
gaur Elm S&iff, Der DnHpfsr ~SpDs
arb" pou Der Uer4unts anb Winers
Gompanp, mar ON DcuHerItae I'm
Gtenbs, ii9 sinfn @eg burd bic
ldlimnits gisblOdabs IN SipduSig
Sahrsn 5a bdbneu. Webr ala 60
Sdiffe. pieIe babpn nab bem @uslanb
bsi.immi, perbrn pom Gis I'm 6afeu
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iinb niht i'm S!anbe, bas Gabrpdffsr
often 5u baltsn. Sunbsrte Don aus
fternsHooten iinb auf ben aufterubdus
ten pbr In benaAbdrtsn Sdin
einsefrortn unb bic sdn3e @uiierns5H'
euftris III paraIbiirt.
Mebrert grobs ausldnbiI&e S4iffe
fibsn in Der Rdbe pon Gore 9oini feit
I'm Ole. Die Dampfsr Der Worfo!t
Bah Clinic, Sls itdrfisH, bic bic bielsn
@uditu unb GIiiffs btfabreu, iDarsu
gum eritsn wloI In pislen Jatren ss.
5iuuHgen, ben B.trisb efusuitensn.
in ber Budi IN bas eis bon feds
Big sebn 8pI uHb tn ben TlHFeH spei
BIB breimaI 70 bid
Trne TRANSLATION fisd with the Post
master At Cincinnati on January 8,
1918, As required BY the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, isi7.
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Geuhedsni reriisu&ts vzh nod har
Etahtiidsn eeisitaI ashrc6i msrAsn
nufkte.
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tern Die sebn Sabre dIte Glerenre
gu5cI, BON no. 302 Spcamore Ctr,
Sappn, oIs ibr aleio in grano gerietb.
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9ie aIcine iano GuiuabnIe i'm itnati'
idJeH Soipitul.