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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
TRANSFERS NOT COAL
SLACKERS, IS REPORT
Committee Reports Results
Investigations to Trades
and Labor Council.

Teamsters and their union today
stand absolved from all blame for the
delay in coal delivery in Hammond dur
iug aud following the blizzard.
4 committee appointed by the Lake
County Trades * Labor council last
light reported that as d result of a
thorough Investigation il had been
learned that in no instance had a team
.stcr refused TO talsS out a team. but
team owners had refused TO permit their
teams out because Of the inclcment
weather Moreover, the tcamsters.
union Let down the bars a week go and
permitted team owners to employ any
body. of any race or color. union or not.
to drive teams hauling coal so as TO ia
cilitate deliveries. It appears that the
teamsters and their union have done
about everything they could.
If there has been any irregularities Of
conduct ID has not been with the knowl-
edge of the union or a majority Of its
members. and very probably by non
Union drivers.
The Lake County Trades & Labor
council last night held it's semi-annual
election OF officers with the following
results3
President Tom Harlc, teamsters; first
vice president, Gut Latch, meatcutters:
second vice president. r. Llstcr musi-
clans: third vice president, W. Kelley.
g cigarmakers: secretary. Joe Knsper en-
ginoers; treasurer. Carl Mullen, paint
ers: trustees. Henry Gabler painters:
Gus Latch and L. Lawell, nremen.
This is the twenty-fourth consecutive
election Of Joe Kasper as secretary. He
has served twelve years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
STARTLING
ASSERTION BY
CHAMBERLAIN
(BULLETIN.)
lRY United Press.

WASHINGTON, Jan 24.-Ths Cham
berlain war cabinet bill was referred to
the senate military committee today
without opposition. It VIII be reported
favorably and the hrst big fight Will
start whsn the attempt Is made-prob-
ably tonlorrow-to bury it in the naval
committee.
tBy United Press.)
WASffFSe4TOe1. SAM e4=~P President
Wilson is ia ignorance Of the truth
about his war government while terri
bic calamity faces not only America but
tho whole world
Il was Senator Chamberlain's answer
today in the senate to the presidents
charge that he was "distortins the
truth" He said the president did not
know the truth and could not got II
from the lips nearest him because these
men were too busy to get it or remem-
Der it if they did.
He charged that Baker did not tell
the whole truth before the military
committee. Declaring that no man on
God s green footstool can keep me from
telling the truth according to the die
tates Of my conscience" lie demanded
that America retire to '1nnocuous
desuetude' men in the military estab-
lishment who have failed to come up
to the needs Of tho situation
For twenty-five years Chamberlain
said. II have served my state in vari-
Gus capacities. In All that time I have
never had my veracity questioned or
my integrity impeached and have been
through as bitter campaigns as have
fallen to the lot of men"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24

FREIGHT
MOVING
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON. Jan. -. Eastern
weather forecasts promise moderation in
temperature except in northern New
England Rapid unraveling of the
freight tangle Is expected to follow mild
weather and the embargo Little freight
was moving today. Creation Of zone dis
trioution centers was expected today.
stricter enforcement OF heatless Mon
davs is expected next week. Wholesale
and retail food stores VIII be ordered
closed at noon. Local administrators
arc given discretion in enforcement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
LAKE COUNTY'S OLDEST
MAN IS DEAD
East Chicagoan Dies at the
Ripe Old Age of 1O5; So
When War Began.

Elijah Osler. 105 years Of age. a vet
cram Of tho civil war and ono Of the
early engineers Of the L, 5. s. NJ. :. II. r.
Company died here Sunday. and sery-
ices were held yesterday morning.
DIr. Osler was born in New Albany
y. Y. Sept o. 1912 and has been an
active man all his life. For tho last
twelve years he has been a resident Of
iris city and a familiar figure on its
death
The leaves a wife III years old. and
three sons: waiter and Irving Of this
city and Howard of South Bend. The re-
mains viii be shipped to South Bend
for burial
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
GERMANS PILING
UP TROOPS

LONDON, Jan. Tremendous con-
centration OF German troops on the
western front and possibility OF an
early attack were revealed here today
by the famous critic. Col Retinzton.
writing In the London Post The Ger
mans have concentrated in the west
which i more than tho combined fore
as cf the allies. he declared. Their
forces arc increasing at tho rate Of
seven to hfteen divisions monthly and
It IS possible the total may eventuaIly
grow to 200 or go divisions
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
WHOLESALERS LOCATE
IN WEST HAMMOND

A. J. Campbell, go state street has
leased building, 60 b. 2so feet TO the
T.. Wolf Manufacturing ConPany Of
Chicago. which viii open wholesale
distributing station the first of Feb
ruary The tcrrtory from South Chs
csgo to south bend viii be covered
by the branch in charge Of Charles
Perry, general manager, and William
Shausen. office manager. The company
manufacturs plumbing and heating sup
plies. The building it VIII occupy is at
Flummer ana Lincoln avenues. West
Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
BURNHAM BUYS
A FIRE TRUCK
Especial 70 The Times }

BURNHAAI. ILL. Jan. 2'.-The VIII
lage Of Burnham last night contracted
for the purchase Of fire truck from
the Champion Truck Co. Of Hammond,
20 cost s2.So0. The village boasts that
all It's streets are paved with asphalt
and have sewers and wafer and its city
han is thoroughly modern.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
NEW CASES IN
CIRCUIT COURT

GROWN POINT. Jan. 2A-The fol-
lowing new cases were fled in the
Circuit court.
leSss-On account; The Lawyers Co
operative Publishing Company tR.
r Peddicord) Us. Franklin r. Fet-
terer-
1a3os-on account. the M T Nelson
Furniture Co tR. f. Peddicord) IS.
Herman r. Pfughaef
19G90-On note. Edward Scheidt Ed
ward keilman II. r Peddieord)
vs. Emma Kroledge
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
tBy united Press Cablegranl.)

CoPENHAGEN, Jan. 24.-Austrian So
ciaist leaders are experiencing difficulty
in controlling extremists of their party
according TO delayed messages received
today from Vienna. The dispatches re-
ported 100000 vtennese still striking
The strike continues IN prtial force at
Budapest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
tBy United Press.)

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Reports to
the navy department that ground glass
has been mixed IN the candy output Of
two firms supplying the sailors, led Sec
-etary Of the Navy Daniels today to
shut on temporarily navy candy sup
plies. Officials thought it advisable to
stop the supply from all candy firms un-
I'll investigation is made. The ban tenn
porarily Will be lefted as soon as extra
precaution to insure safety are taken.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
CEr limited Press.l

AN ATLANTIC Port, Jan. "a s.
o. S. calls from the steamship Bay Ker-
ran of the Bay Steamship Company of
London, were picked up on the coast
late yesterday, it was learned The mes
sage said the vessel had lost her life
boats and was in distress. Naval CEN
sorship prevents further details.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
CBy United Press Cablegranl.) }

NEW GLASGOW, N. S, Jan. "a
Eight bodies had been recovered from
the Allan coal shaft here today following
an explosion in the mine while 100 men
were at work. Eleven escaped by fee
ing when they s,nelled smoke on an up
per level. Small hope is held for the
81 known to have been in the mine
when the blast came.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24

LONDON, Jan 24.-There was no con-
hrmation here Of the wireless report Of
q revolution in Vienna.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
CBy United Press CabIegram.)

CoPENHAGEE, Jan. 24.-sensatIonal
ru1nors OF street lighting at Budapest
and Vienna and of the proclamation Of
republic at Prague were revealed In
Wednesdays socialist organ vorwaerts,
received here today. According to ths
paper Dr.. Edert, speaking before this
Reichstag main committee. assailed the
German government in these words;
'The whole world knows of the gen
eral strike in Austria HUNG gary-only the
German people did not know Of il. This
resulted in sensational I1Imers in Bud.
apest and Vienna and in reports OF
republic at Prague. We salute the
action of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS prolet-
artat and express our warmest sym
pathy. ~serTnan labor, where necessary,
will use its full power to combat efforts
10 prevent an early peace based on IN
derstanding and right"
Wednesday evenings issue Of Vor-
wasrts was its first since the three-daJ
suspension recently meted out to It by
the German government for printing
news Of unrest in Austria.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
tBy united Press cablegram.l

NOTTINGHAM, ENG, Jan. 24.-The
labor party in session here today adopted
a resolution condemning three labor
members Of parliament for their votes
favoring a weekly wage of twenty-five
shtlungs for agricultural labor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
CIV United Pressl

WASHINGTON, Jan 24.-Unorganized
labor, clerks and workmen, Will get a
hearing from the national railroads soon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
Latest
Bulletins

CBy United Press Cablegraml
LONDON, Jan. 24.-An official denial
of the report that the Austro- Hung gar1an
government has been overthrown, was
issued in Vienna today, according to dis
patches from the Austrian capital.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
MEETS ON THURSDAY.

Troop ono. BOY scouts. wili meet
hereafter on THURSDAY nights instead
Of Saturday, beginning tonight at the
First Baptist church
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24

Dispatches from Petrograd did not
state the government had been over
thrown but reported the organization
Of revolutionary cabinet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
Anna Held

Anna Held is reported seriously III
In Milwaukee hospital. She is suf-
fering with neuritis. Her eyes made
her an idol on the stage and she re-
Gently signed to appear in one movie
for $4,000
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24

The Pay kerran is 4 steel screw
steamship Of 1915 tons built in 1906.
London.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
SPEAKER
CALLS It
DEM|COD

A demigod appealing to public
prejudice and clouding the honest merits
of the case with a fight on a man who
wanted = job was the instrument which
defeated the sanitary district plan four
years ago. according to Attorney Frank
Gavit OF whiting who spoke this noon
at the members council luncheon of the
Hammond Chamber Of Commerce.
It is not impossible that the speaker
referred to THE TINES as the "demi-
god or perhaps Attorney Peter Crum-
packer. THE TINES opposed the sani-
tary district in 1913 because it consid-
cred the project premature. Mr.. Crum-
packer was active against 1t.
Think of an intelligent people voting
on a proposition like that" said Mr-
Gavit That is what viii be done as
long as we let a demigod run the
streets"
The attorney opened his remarks by
saying that the biggest demigod that
rides the country today IS the man who
appeals TO public prejudice and that
there wasn't any clear-cut honest
thought on the merits Of the proposition
before. He concluded by saying that
whiting voted very strongly in favor
Of the proposition he asked every man
TO consider il fairly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
NEY COMPANY.

CHICAGO. Jan 24.-The Chicago.
Waukeegan and Hammond transporta-
tion company applied before the Illinois
commission today for Ger
tiGcate to permit tho use Of motor
vehicles in moving freight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24

This is a new portrait of Arthur
NJ. Harris. of Harris, Forces & Co,
New York bankers, who IS on his
way to France TO direct activities %
the \ NJ. c. a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24

See Summers drug bargains on page
five. 1-24-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
eRy United Press cablsgram.)

LONDON, Jan 24.-Field Marshal
Haig had nothing special to report.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
(BULLErIN.D

(5y United Press CabIesranl)
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 24.-"The Ger.
man government is playing with fre.
Germany's situation is but little differ
ent from Austr4a's. Phillip scheidemann,
leader of the German majority social
lists so warned the German authorities
in 8 speech before the main committee
Of the Reichstag reported in the social
ist organ vorwaerts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
PROCLAIM
REPUBLIC
IS STORY
News Comes from Different
Sources, Germany Playing
With Fire. Street Fight
ing Is Reported.
CBULLETIN.)

(BULLETIN.)
tsy United Press Cablegrarn.l
PETRoGEAD, Jan. 24.-A revolution
has broken out in Vienna, wireless
message TO the Bolsheviki declared to
day. The revoluttonists were said 70
have proclaimed provisional cabinet
The message was received at Bolsheviki
headquarters and made public BY the
under foreign secretary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-24
MAYOR Hodges SPEAKS.

Preceding Attorney Gavit Mayor
Hodges of Gary indicated the willing
ness Of his city to cooperate with the
other cities of the district in working
out a unified system of sewage dis
posal He warned against the Chicago
Park Commission strongly saying,
have heard reports that some of the
commissioners are not the men they
ought to be as public officials and to be
on the guard in dealing with them"
II am willing as an official Of Gary. "
said Mayor Hodges. and know the
city is willing to join with the other
municipalities and work this problem
out jointly"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04

belt, ertrugen i'm Die I'M 5eere Napo-
Icons fdn1pfenoen GrellBen ilno 30
len nod um beiten Sltrdtbar aber iab
es NIT Dem iiberipiegelloell Geile be..
itol5en 9lrnee aus, beiien 8ilf5llJ
mebr mo tnebr III regelloie 5lnd)t
al1sartete. Bereits ant 6. 9topenlber
lpor oie Stalfc altf II @rao geitiegea.
Seine gsnbrung feine binreiAenoe
a1eioung, nmoilfborliher Sdfleeioll
uno 8latteis, mtT oent Die Eferoe in
MoIien ltiir6ten aud Die beber5te=
item Soloaten per5agten. S6liebli )
erreid,te, nad) Dem traailben lteberz
gai1ge iiber Die 9ereiiaa, Die adlte 80
grool 9o Itob Der leste Heit Der balb-
perbllngerten ltnb IN 2nmpen gebill=
ten slrlnee nnter 3nriiflailllng Ser
9erfuunoeten uno geadaiigler nus
Dem 2anoe:: Die Hulien bottem oen
Selo5ug geiponnerL troboem lie II
mebreren Sh1ahteit ihiper geifiaz
gen 1uoroen ipare1l
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siesiames 6las.

Cine leioer perloren geganeene Grs
filtou,1g lit Die &eritellitng bon @laS,
oas ieoenl Ornfe nabgiebt ilnh, obne
3u bre6e,l. in ieoe beliebige sSorm ge-
braht tperoen fam. Sic alteite gr-
ipabnung iol9en @aies fitloet iidu,i
eine,n 8eriebt ssl,=abo-sllfobms, Ben
oieler Wn,nl,nL benz Sobne i,l,0 0tabs
folger &arln al Rai9ios, iiber ieine
ltnterluhnna ciner altdaDptiiden Tps
rarnioe lieferte. gS beiBt oarin: aSSsn
Ger tpeltlihen 8prantioe fanoen mir
oreiBig sAabfamnlern, oie nit foit,
6arem Geitei,,, giiengeriit, iroellesl
@efdBen nno Wo5fen eefiillt ipare'L
Die feinen 9foit angeiest bntten Mud
fonoe,t ipir @lag, oos iih biegen lieb,
ofne 5l 5erbrehell. SSsn elmer Shrift
6es Tetronilis, BEG @iinitlinas aui+
fer Neros, ipirit eiit @lasfiinitler
einen @laspofol sii 9oben, oGne iInl
su 5ertriiinmeru; has @efdb Fat ilur-
cine 9eelile onpon getragen, Die Der
OIIIIlueI tIlltltlS CltttS SJullttttCL~ 1UtI-
Ser ausglei6t, als ipare es 1lidt 8las,
ionoern Meetal1, mas ct bearbeitct
auh 9linins 1nb 0io Galiilis erfpi6=
men bieglolne8 @las. llno 1910
l6reibt geeri III Ieiner @eidid)te aes
Gloies:: aSl siberiits' 3eiten bat cs
Glas eegeben, bas Iic1 nll6eI6ooet
6iegen lieB;; Deut5utage fellnt ntan IS
nidt mebr, tpieIpobl es ipertpoiler
mare als @olo llnb Silber.@ Der per
fiIfe Sdob slbabs Der @roBe ianote
aotlig Ebilipp III bon Spanieil Iedls
itrBerbrehlihe Glider, Die leoenl
@amnerihlage trosten, unb glacunrtI
beridtet, oab elm auslanbiider er-I
finoer, Ser Dem Miniiter 6iebelien inl
Sabre 1880 cine @lasbiiite 3eigte, Die
nit Sanmern bearbeItet weroen
tonnte, lebenslanglib eingeferfert
muroe, oolnit oie Den fran5oIiid)eu
@lasarbeiteru perliebenen Gripilcs
glen bieroltrd feine @eIrbranfuug err
fahreu 5ollteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
Wie SCI. Krice fsaet
Nmtcrifa faitt.
@esen Ginienbnng BON 2 Gents
fir Hortu Derihiden mir SieIes Snd
an irseno cine sSrele.
Die Grpehition.
SttIat,o.

aSOc DQucl, UeI lUevelt sVtuIues
in Sort @ortb, Geras, gum 2ooe uei's
urteilt lit, foll eiugeItanoen baben,
Elm 9titglieo Der @anoe gepeien 5lt
ieiu, ipelfe oas @obnbais bon 5. :
Gogar 8elp III 9illld, Sfla., ourf ei-
nc Gpnanliterploiion int Sftober les-
ten Sabres 5erit6rte.
Sim Netpiol bon @arnin, Gtla
Ser oie sleuBerung genladt baben ioH,
oes iuiiroc i'm iiber alle 1aBeil frelt-
en-, tpenu Der 3niier ben Yrdiioenten
@illon oroentli1 perbalien piiroe, "
tpuroe pom 9inoesmarifaIl Staln.
per i'm @ef6ng,,is 5il 9)tusfogee,
Sflo., llntergebra6t, Inn i'm gegel
Sic 8olfsiput 5n ibiisen Gin Mo6
bate iidb bereits gebilbet, ipelber ben
Wanr ipegen oieIer 8emerfuna Int
6en pollte. Neipion purbe lpatet
bonn 8unoeSfuulntiiiar unter $1,000
9iirsidaft eeiteGt. uno, 90 er oie'el-
be liid]t leiSten fonnte, in Sdft be
balten.
- annomirtldaftsmiuiIter Solrtcit
bat Dem GonsreB eine 8orfage ults
terbreitet, ilt melher er bar,im nnGs
fiidt, seniiseube @eIomittel au5i,.
meilen, Die es Der Resieriing ernt0le
li1en, nah ginbeintien Der oiesiah-
rigen grnte eeniigenoe Gitantit1ten
Saatforn aii5,lfauiel, ipeldes on Die
5arner gum aoitcnpreiie abaefalfen
fuer6en loI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
9luSlato.

8ie aus 9licion, slri5ona, ae-
neloet miro, baben ii6 inter oeneil,
Die nor einieen Sasen bon oen Yaqtl-
Snoionern BEL Dem gabniibcriall IN,
Staate Sonora ernloroet iplir6eil.
aud sic 9lmerifaner $. S. Toe aus
Cos gfngeles ,n,o Misuel Dtartine5
nus Noeales befunoen. Gilbert Soil.
rop ,tno Der reiienbe 9abnailoitor
Ralph Snobel tpnrben id,tper ber-
ipun6et.
glus @ancouper. 8ritil1-Golnn.
biu, miro nlitseteilt. oab Der gtoro-
polfabrer gilbialnthr Stefoniion lid
nidt in Sort Diifou, alasfa, tpie
neuIih semeloet muroe, i'm @inter
quarter befinoet. gs miro angeaom-
men, ooB ct eiittpeoer oilf Der Scr.
ihel ooer Ser 8ailep SnIel, norbl:f,
bon Der fauabtiden aiilte, iiberpiil-
tert.
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flllr dix erlte R!al1e
Su6 um lldldroeaa in Jioe eingeDogen meroen.
Rulll(ht f1litttilungen.
9tutldt Mn9riiff am Viaot ab9tldla9fll,
Grploiiun IN 9;etersbir9*
?lmerifanildes Wlunitionsminiitcrilunl.
6eniieeno 5usfer iiir billieen pre;s
it1t n6etltem 1atr.

bcs Senats, es iuiirbe oieies Sabr sia
seniisenber @orrat 3nfer bprkanben
iein ano 5a perniiuftisen 8reiien Ser-
fanft iperSen. WabreaS Der Aasfasen
Soober's Fam es siuiiAen inn nnb
Senatpr MeeS sa iaarfn Anseinans
beritknnsen.
9orb Nbpnbsa, Der elsliid)e Sc.
bensmittel apntrpaeHr, erflart, Is
werbe 6e1mnG6it nit Der sipnnss,uci-
len 2ebensmittel @erteilnms beson-
nen iper6en.
Mnf bic lette OittrreiAiiA,nnsari-
Idye Nnfeibe non 5000 @illionen iuis
len nmr 1900 Millionen arpuen se.
seidJnet iein.
Mian eripartet, oak $1,000 Ybilip=
piner ins Seer einseitellt luerbcn.
9as 9lepraientantenbaus Ses Son
sreiies fat Die Sill angenoinmen, mel-
die Die Giniteamng Der 8bilippinfr
Watipnalgarbe nnb Scouts erlanbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04

umo aatnsfg YGiis mad StOfBoim
snm Sosialiitenfonsreh per,ueiaert.
gerInd)e Der 0entiden unb Geiters
reidler, bic perIorenen Stellnnaen aMf
Sem Weitaier bes 9taue uieser 81,
erlanaen, iumrben bon ben Stalienern
bereitelt. Die 9eati6en ba6em 2ufts
i6iff Ansriffe anf Bafiana, SreSiio
Mnb Weitro, nabe |entSis senadjt,
aber nid)t piel Sdjaoen anseriAtet.
Sn ben @ersem fat fidj nidts Seran=
bert.
9mrdl cine Grplpiion in cinem Are
ienal anf Der Watmjemsfg s5niel in
Eetersbnrs famen 20 Herioneu INNS
Qe6en nnb ipnrben 1100 Ntroplame
nno grofe WniIen NlnnitiDn serit6rt.
gls Meinltaf Der ltnterindnng be-
siiglid) Der gerlprsnng bes 6eeres
iuir6 elm nemes Separtement, Elm
department Of Mnnitipns," seidaf=
fen iuerben, an oeilenSpibe Gin nener
Winilter, Der oSecrctary Of Mmni=
tions," itegen iuirb. slnd iOllen fiinf-
tig alle ratgehenoen, BON Giuiliiteu &C.
biI6eten apnlites bes gGpnneil Of 9ta-
tiDnal Sefenie abgeIdafft luerSen nnS
cs ioll perboten iein, bafs Niitslieorr
bcs Council u6er slgenten oesielben
oireft poer inbireft finau5iea mn ben
aussesebeuen auntraften iHtereiiierf
finb. @abrenS Der ltnterimdnns fam
es am 9onnerstag 81 ie9r erregteu
Aetfernngen 5iuiihen Serrn Giisn=
mann, bem Mitslieb Scs gSnpplp
COMMITTEE" nnb ben Senatoren Die
Stellar nnb Sreplinabnpicn, 10 oais
id)lieFlid) Der @oriitenoe, Semafur
chamberlain, cinidreiteu mukte.
glns ben weittrem lInterInd)nngen
in gesns amf bic @eriorsnns Der Mr-
NEE, sing beruor, 6ais es nenn Sir
men uaren, bie 8eitellnnsen bon
Dem vSnpplpGummittee" oes yGpna-
eli Of giatiDnal 9efenie" erbieitcn
nnb an benen Diitslieber bes aomi=
tes seiddftiid beteilist iuaren. Der
@ert iGmmtlid]er, iuG6renb Der lekten
aft Wonafe ansgegebenen geitellnn-
gen betrna 800 Yaillionen Collar;
aber nnr Wareu i'm Werte BON nabc.
sm f29 MilliOnen Collar famen BON
IDlden syirmen, an oeuen Witglieber
ces aomites beteilist nnren, mnb aae
oieie Stiteanngen, bis anf iulde i'm
Berte pum nabcSn 10 Willionen 9ol-
far iunrSem gemahf, beuor bic Der
treter Der apntraftDren Wtifslieber
oes apmites tunrheH.
Der Beirat, Der bem Shatamtsic-
fretdr Ne9lboo bel Der geitiina Der
Giienbabnen snr Seite iteben ioa nnb
Der ans ben praftiifen Giienbabn-
leaten Sale .6olSeu nno '6enrg Raj
tiers BON Der Burlington nnb Der
SenberIon Balm, ans G6uar6 Giant
bers, benz ,,gbief Of 5ranSportation"
Der ysypoo Nbminiitration," nn6 ans
Sobn Sfelton @iaiams, bem Gon.
rant Gontrollenr, beitebt, iuiinift,
bak bic 8esierune aud bic eeitnns
Der Grprehseieaidjaftsn at ben Bah
nem entfamg iibernebme.
Bic ans NSaibington semeibst
uirS, fat arieasminiiter Safer er.
flart, baf Die GmpfeBlnms Der ameri-
faniiden ariessmiiIiun, 10 idnell mie
mSglifl Srappen md briiben ~
idifen, natiirlidJ beadJtet iuerosH,
6ak lie aber bic Heaiernns midt ber'
anlaiieH iuiiroe, lire Tlame in Being
auf Nnsbilsnug Der Srmppen sil On.
bern.
y6oub Aomiaiitrator" SpuDer er.
flarse Dor Sem 1lnteriadnnsssaomite
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
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SSlinaen, ,.ipir tuoIlen perniinftis nit
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Den Gbetto oafiir baben. mid mil 0e,-
ner Sd)iueiter oIlein 81 loiieu, tuanl
idl bier bin2"
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tete Der sSsinlge oSdmeiter 9af mir
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iinner babel bin"