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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

Department Of tho Interior,
L. 5. Land Office at Montros" Colo.
Sept. 81, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Charles Worlcy, of lola, Colo, %ho. on
October Both, 1916, made Pre-emption
Declaratory Statement, No. 0lO695,
for S17NWA, NEHNWA, SWINE
\, Section 2l. Township 49 North,
Range 2 West, n. NJ. P. Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make final
pre-emption Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Ernest NJ. Nourse, U. s. Commission
er, at Gunnison, Colo, on the 2nd day
Of November. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Robert w. Cooper, Of Gunnisou, Colo
Clyde Welch, Of Gunnison, Colo.
Amos K. Stevens, Of lola, Colo.
Clyde Burris, of lola, Colo.
Non-coh o. C. SKINNER.
Register.
First published Sept. 27, 1918.
Last published Nov. I, 1918.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25
WHAT THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY STANDS FOX

II YOU want a compact pocket edi-
ton of the Democratic platform, you
can cut this out and paste it in your
hat, or on the windshield of your auto,
or on the nose of some millionaire who
is seeking office on the Republican
ticket. -,
Probably the latter would be the
best. Read it carefully.
1T STANDS FOR
Our President, Woodrow Wilson.
A war fought to triumphant
American peace.
The People above the Millionaires.
Tightening tax burdens wherever
possible.
Present scheme of government own
ership.
James Peak tunnel and Greater
Moffat road.
State inspection and grading Of
grain.
Justice for farmers and ranchers.
Square deal for labor-no less.
Fair play for capital-no more.
Strict prohibition, enforced by state
and counties.
Mining of coal by state with free
labor.
Good roads throughout the state.
More efficient workmen's compensa-
tion law.
Just minimum wage law for women.
Adequate child labor statutes.
Relief for adult blind.
Civil service.
Lower fire insurance rates.
Direct primary, initiative, referen-
dunn, women's suffrage.
Economy and honesty in public Of
flee.
1T STANDS AGAINST
Disloyal profteering in every form.
Unjust increase in cost of living.
Dollar mark in politics.
Purchase of high political office.
Price gougers, gougers of labor,
harmful exploitation.
Junking Of state railways.
Locking up Of coal and farm lands.
Flour trust, wheat trust, land trust
all trusts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25
WRIGLEY GIVES TIN-FOIL
TO THE GOVERNMENT

To help meet the needs of the gov
eminent, Wrigley's will discontinue
the use of tin-foil as a wrapping for
Juicy Fruit" chewing gum, in order
to release this valuable material for
Uncle Sam.
Hundreds of thousands of pounds
per week of the tin-foil will thus be
made available to the government, it
is said. "Juicy Fruit" will hereafter
appear in the hermetically sealed pink
wrapper the same as "Spearmint."
"Doublemint" will also be wrapped in
waxed pink paper, instead of green.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25
LIBERTY LOAN SPECIAL
MADE SOME EXCITEMENT

There was quite bit of excitement
here last Thursday afternoon at about
three o'clock, when we heard the
"fire whistle" begin to blow. Every
body rushed out of doors, causing .
great congregation on the corners, in
spite of the fact that outdoor meet
ings were tabooed. In fact, it is
doubtful if anyone thought of such a
thing, for everyone was intent upon
counting the whistles, and hunting for
the smoke. But the only smoke is
sued from the engine of the Liberty
Loan Special, which, equipped with
a siren whistle, was passing thru our
city. Superintendent d. E. Wilcox
was in charge and there We're on
board two soldiers who were to have
made speeches in the interests of the
campaign, had not meetings of all
kinds been forbidden by the State
Board Of Health.
Well, as far as the speeches were
concerned, Gunnison did not need
them to make her come across, for she
had already gone over the top sever
al days before that time. So, while
we always welcome these soldiers 10
our city, and are glad to hear their
messages, we are congratulating our.
selves just the same since we went
thru in such fine style.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25
NEW SCHOOL AND PHONE
SYSTEM ON MUDDY
Coming of Highways Will Boost Rap
id Development of That Vast Sec
ton of County.

Coming of Highways Will Boost Rap
id Development Of That Vast Sec
ton Of County.
A few weeks ago, Miss Waterman
and Mrs. Price, County Superintend-
ents of Gunnison and Delta Counties,
went over into the Muddy country to
examine into school matters there.
As a result of their investigation at
that point, new school is to be es-
tablished in the Muddy country. The
school district will be in both counties,
the portion in Gunnison County being
in District T. The first term of school
in this new joint district will be held
on the Blenkenship place, as the site
for the building has not yet been de-
cided upon. The school will probably
be started within few weeks, as
there are about two dozen prospec-
tive students in that neighborhood.
Another forward step in this por-
ton of the country is a prospective
telephone line into the district, but
this would very likely be brought in
from our neighbor county, rather than
our own. According to the Paonian,
every resident of this district will
meet on Oct. 26 to look over the tele-
phone situation, and discuss ways and
means of bringing the wires into the
new territory. 1t is not yet known
whether the Delta County company
will extend their lines, or If the peo-
pie in this community will have to
build their own line and connect with
the Delta County company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25
GRAND JUNCTION MAY
GET BIG GOVERNMENT PLANT

That one of the six huge plants to
be erected by the government for the
manufacture Of nitrate may be secur-
ed for Grand Junction is the hope en-
tertained by the residents of the Mesa
county capital, since blanks received
by local authorities calling for infor-
nation concerning that as a prospec-
tive factory site were sent to the
government. The investment would
be about eleven million dollars and il
would mean the trebling, or better, of
Grand Junction's population within a
short time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Montrose, Colo.

department OF the lnCer1Or,
U. S. Land Office at Montrose, Colo.
Sept. 2Sth, 1918
NOTICE is hereby given that
Mary L. N. Brunton, of Gunnison,
Colo, who, on January 26th, 1909,
made Desert Land Entry, No. O3262,
for WI SWA, Sec. 20: Eh SEA
Sec. 80; WhNEA, NEHNEA, Sec.
81; NWANWA Sec. 80, Twp. is s.
Range SO West, 9Th p. Meri-
dian, has filed notice Of intention to
make final desert land Proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Ernest NJ. Nourse, u,
s. Commissioner, at Gunnison, Colo,
on the 9th day of November, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Wallace Moore, Of Gunnison, Colo,
Henry Nutzell, Of Gunnison, Colo.
Charles April, Jr., Of Gunnison, Cole
A. Clinton Judy, Of Gunnison, Colo.
Non-coal o. C. SKINNER,
Register.
Source of water supply-Brunton
Highline Ditch & Judy Northline
Ditch.
First published Oct. 4, 1918.
Last published Nov. s, 1918.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25
HAS BEEN APPOINTED
SUPERVISOR OF AGRI-
CULTURE on RIO GRANDE

Announcement is made that Profes-
sor ". H. Olin. well known over Colo
rado, has been appointed supervisor
of agriculture on the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad, effective October ).
Professor Ohm came to Colorado some
years ago as professor of agronomy in
the Colorado Agricultural College and
was afterwards agriculturist for the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad. He
loft this position several years ago
and now returns. He Is very popular
among the farmers and stockrncn of
the state, who will be glad to know
that he is back on the job again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior,


U. s. Land Office at Montrose, Colo.
Sept. 28th, 1918
NOTICE is hereby given that
Laurence NJ. Fender, Of Sapinero,
Colo, who, on May 10th, 1918, made
Presumption Declaratory Statement,
No. O12573, for VIZ SWK, Sec. 10;
VIZ NWA, Section "a, Township 40
North, Range 4 West, N. NJ. p. Meri-
dian, has filed notice of intention to
make final presumption Proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Register & Receiver, at
Montrose, Colo, on the 18th day of
November, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Gerald Silas, of Montrose, Colo.
Stuart Hoffman, of Montrose, Colo.
John Wise, of Sapinero, Colo.
Charles Austin, of Sapinefo, Colo.
Non-coal O. C. SKINNER,
Register.
First published Oct. 4, 1918.
Last published Nov. 8, 1918.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25

There was never q time when the sac-
fi6oes and the help Of women were more
appreciated than at the present time.
Women should learn war-nu1sing and
nursing at home. There s no better
way than to study the new edition Of the
Common Sense Medical Adviser -
with chapters on Flst Aid, Bandaging,
Anatomy, Hygiene, care Of the Sick,
Diseases Of Women, Mother and Babe, the
Marriage Relations-to be had at some
drug g-stores or send Soc. to Publisher, 65l
Washington Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
II . woman suffers from weak hack,
nervousness or dixxiness-i pains afflict
her, the best tonic and corrective 3 ons
made up Of native herbs and maze with
out alcohol, which makes weak women
strong and sick women well II b the
prescription Of Dr.. Pierce, used by him
in active practice many yean and now
sold by almost every druggist in the
land, in liquid or in tablets. Send Dr..
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, l0c. for trial pkg.
Df. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets arc also best
for liver and bowel trouble.
There Is nothing that win bring comfort
and renew hope to the invalid % surely -
good news.
Doctor Pierce has good news for every
suffering woman. Write him tod and
tell him your troubles. and he nd
you Just the night advice to res. .ou
70 health, and that without charge. His
" Favusite Prescription hAs been the
rescue d Thousands a an6Ning women.
Many grateful patients hAse taksn d.
Pizce's advioe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25
occupying the Partch house.
UP AND DOWN THE VALLEYS

Bear steaks will be the thing before
long. A party composed of Earl
Evans, Tom and Hugh Foster, and
Walter Mergelman killed an old bear
and one cub, and captured another lit
tie one. They are planning to keep
the little one for q pet, and have nam
ed il Ida
An examination for forest rangers
in the United States Forest Service
will be held in the office of the Coun-
- Supervisor in Gunnison, Colorado,
October 2S, 1918. Good men with
some experience or some knowledge
Of cattle may be interested. Appli-
cation blanks can be obtained at the
office of W. K. kreutzer. Examina-
ton will be conducted BY the local
Civil Service Examiner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25
COUGHS AND COLDS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
DR.. Kin9'sNew Discoveryused
since Grant was President
Get a bottle today

1t did it f7r your Grlninla, for your
father. Iur fifty yrIrs this v-cl!-known
cough ani cold rm~ly has kept an
e. r.rp~IaE army Of friends. young
uaI Oh.
Tgr h-'i I century druggists every
wh~rc have sold it. Put a bottle in
your uyLl io~ cabinet. You may need
|, in 4 h-rry. Soil ly druggists
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25
Bowels Acting Properly!

They ought to, for constipation
rulkcs the body retain waste matters
ard impurities that undermine tie
hralth ard play havoc with the entire
system. Dr. Kings New Life Pills arc
reliable and mid in action. All
druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25

Frank Pressler and family have
moved into Gunnison from Tayior
Park, where Mr.. Pressler has been
herding cattle all summer. They are
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25

Ernest Bowers of Cathedral came
IN Saturday morning from Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25

material, machinery, sesek a,d
e dafing ~ past pear o. two, Il
Of Increasing ysar jmenrnnca. ~
you heretofore i Aot sdsquats nov.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25

Ehan . privats nnis6oytupe. Nha
this, Of emeEgeney and q ne43enal
matter sf deep and pressing eonee-
taken T. pEsvent tkas evH.S
WOODROW WILSON
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25

A. the eaaA value sf IN buildins
other pesDs4y Aas gzea11y sdvane-
h vel - eonae6ef 6he is1postnnea
anssat that wsald fslly prstset
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-10-25

sPREv0lTA111E FIRE \ more
puh6e dsFQiG16sa. At Q time HIks
reooursoe, Il b moro than ever Z
qonee tha4 every means sAould be
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Sabemer mnb 8abenia
5ulins Corn iiibrt bei @anniein naS
@eiblein bic Beamteu ein.

Ger ga6iife llnteriiiisungs Ser.
elm botte ieine 3eIte geitern Seitipeilis
i'm Geliiihen Stub aiifseiHlneen unS
oasieIbe baiten bic NitslieOer pom
9ameuoerein 9a6enia getban, neil
Die arauen fih iasten, 6aB es nidi
gut lei. menn bic 0Gnrer ON 9leli.
jabrstag iif ielbjt iiberlaiien iinb. Die
amtseiniiibriing Der geonten beioer
'@ereine bate 5u eirer biibid)en Seit-
lihfeit anlab eeees'en, NO bnbiiher
sSrobiinn CUR @eltirrg fam. eg mar
Elm edtes 5amilierifeit, iuie es eben
MIR Elm beutiher 8erein beranItalten
fam. 2ie 8erpflif)tung Der geamtpn
|eriolgte bur6 Serrn Snlius 3orn, Der
ieoen genniten cine fisroe alniprade
belt uno bnlo einert beitern uno bale
einen ernften 2Or ouid,lug, nber i'm
0onsen ieinem unneriiegboren Su.
NOR Die 3iisel ifieben lieB- auf 10.
flor 9r. 8. g. 9orn, Elm geid6stes
iino gerneeiebenes WfitgIie6 6es Ger.
eius, belt cine Reoe uno feline @orte,
bic aus einem treiien Serjen fanen,
mntten tiefen Gin6rud. 1ortrdge
uno Geflamdtionen fiiIlten ben abeno
aus uno bn aud fir etIpas Stdrfen.
oes In fliiiiieer uus feiter 5orm se.
iorst mar. Dergingen Die Shnoen al.
len ipie i'm 6luge.
JoIgsnb. SerriGdftsR Ititen i'm
neusu Sabr. bic Gsi4tds Der bsibsn
Uereine:
9abiider untIft. gr.in: - prds
iibsni, gfusufi ehis; 8i5sprdiibsnt.
Gruii gempp; prototoIIjsiretdr, Jobs
9issolo; 5innn5istrstSr. Gen Grle'
ipein; 5&abmsiiisr. Jabina 5duslsr;
@elDnltuHssrntb. QlEion Guermanu;
s5abnenirGasr fix neue unb alte 0abs
ne. 2llber. 9duslsr r.lp. Jrhbrth
i5ettis; gsrsinsarsi. Or. 5rsb. stdb;
3eleaatsn gum Staotperbanb, 5abian
SdusI.r unD emil 0slIsrsriebsr; De'
legnisn CUR 9euiI6en 2aggeieaitafi,
galsniin gdsrls unO gaitolus alls
enier.
yrausnperein gnbsnia: - prdiis
reutin, Srnu Sophie Ssiiinser; 9i3s'
priiibsntn. Grau Sophie Jrisbmann;
6innn5iefretdtin. s5rau asatbe Sdugs
I,r; protptOlfeirsiarin, 5rau eIils
Ri.tIs; Gdabmeiitsriu, Jrau Rarts
WsingGrtnsr.
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bieten unb an bsH .trpdsnen4 Wabl.
5eiten IN ben Heiteurants thsil5unebs
men.
zrobberl in ben DsrfIoFenen neuH
mondten Wnfbinston einen na9 ptes
len 9auienben 5dbknben 3u5ug BON
perfonen erbalteu bot, bic fir bic Hes
gierung tbdtig finb. batten bic 9otels
unb Reitaurants faIt sar feline @orbes
reitunsen fir bic iibli4e Jeier setrofs
fen. als .Saupierunb purbe nngsges
ben, baB bic 5otelbeTiber unb Reitnus
rnteure ben geitimmunssn Der Habs
runssmittel abminiItrntion be5iigs
li9 o>s Spnrens DON Nabrungsmitz
ieln naftommen polltsn. Gelbft bic
5abritpfeifsn. bic ipnIt nm Wlittsrs
na6t gu ert0nen pflssten, i4piessn,
um Goblsn 5u iparen.
Tns offi5ieae @nfbingtrn berbrnds
te ben Gag in Tebr filler DeiIe, benn
Die fonlt iibIif,en gmpfdnge porsn
infOlgs bss ariegs5uitanoes nus9es
fallen.
Rep gort, i. San. Dos bitters
tolie Wstter, Toipi: bic 'burd ben
9rieg bebtngt.n Spariumtsitsriids
ii9ten bdmpften ben @iatomm, ben
gfsn gorf bem nsuen Sdhre entbot,
sans bsb.Itsnb. an St,ns SnB tpie
Ionft 5auTenbe non fr6bli6snn glsna
fdsn fif auf benz prd4tis srleu@te>
ten 8ronbnnp tummslten, ipasts ii9
nur Elm fsbr fteinss SdIffein Bel Der
&dlte auf bic StraBeu unb bic 5sisr
NOR nur Elm febr f6pofer 2l6tiat9
bsrisnissn friits.su Sabre. Der aut
9ebeiB BEG Sejsmoterial@ @4ominiltra'
tors fart Otrountelte groabpa1 mar
fnIt sdn5Ii9 perloiisn unb bic fpenis
gen Subilirsnbeu Iu9ten 3uflu6t IN
ben Rsftaurants unb 4aharets.
Den Dinirenbsn ipurben ri6tigs
4risass.it sWsnus isrpirt uub pisle
gtablifsments lsgtsn ben Gdit.H au4
in ter Gstrdnfsfrass gef9rdntungen
ouf. Die syeItsottssbienfte IN ben airs
den fparsr oobingsacn bsHer 6eiu9t
ipis in frii6srsn Sabrsu.
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Begging WiIIianr @alfer nm anseb.
lidem srnheI 81 enfseben.

Der 45sjdbriee gaditeinsMnrer
miliom Wdlfer bon Wnniion, Wise.,
Der iid bei Der 6omifie oes Geo. Suns
nstt. 464 pioneer StraBe anf gslufj
befanb. beging geiiern 9ormittae
GelDitmorD, inbem sr ii9 in ben. ,oors
oss 6auies nit sinsm RafirmeHer Die
stebIs bur9i4nitt unb perblutste, ebs
er entbedt iperben tonuie. Gein Gaits
gebsr @unneit fnHb bic 2eife unO be-
na4rihsisie bic pOli3si, ipsl6s Dieleiz
be bura Yatroiautp 2 nod Der Dtors
que brinssn lieb.
Bel Der Dur9fudung Der &leibsr
bes Selbitm6rbers tpurDe elm an Ieineu
8ruber, Dabib Waltsr, 101 SubTon
Sirabs, Woloen, Mdf., abrehirtsr
grief foDe ein Bdntbu4 sefunten,
bas auffpies, bab Walfer BEL Der proz
pibsnt 8ant $3.50 bepOnirt batts. Sn
BEN 9risfe tbtilte er Ieinem 8ruber
nit, bab sr fi9 in arubsI bsfinbs unD
bic dol3en fiird3te, tpesbdlb CT be-
f4lofien bate, 2taem Gin Gnbe su mas
den. auberbem bat er ieineu grubsr,
ibm ben Sdritt gu Der3eibeu unb Deilt
i'm an, bas auf ben Ramen DiIiam
WaIter bsponirts @elb au jieben.
Coroner Bauer. Der bic asiHe BE-
ii4tiets unb ben Brief Iopie bas
8dnfbud an ii9 nabm, ipirb iib nit
oem grubsr in gsrbinOuns feseu.
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Der alteite Muiiter Der @elt.

Die uranfdnes aler Muiit fiiib
nod einigermaBeH in 9uHtel gebllt.
aass. pos bisber bariiber sei9rte6cn
oosr sefPrr6en Durbe, bat i'm srOben
snn;su nur befl Dertb elmer Sppotpss
is. S4on oft III bic Grnge nufgeipor.
fen iporotu. per 1T Der dltefte Wtuiitsr
Der Welt. BON bem ifbsrbaupt elm
gpsr. auf uns getommsu iit9
@snn mir bieie geDiB 9odiutcrei'
iants 6rase iest beantrporten t6nusn,
70 1T bit5 bas 9sroisHft 3ipeisr fss
oeuteHoer franS0iifder Sori6er, bic in
Der Barrier Qtnosmie Der Wiileni6nrs
ten iiber oisfsn @eesniionb sruroIss
genSs Grtldrunsen o6edbsn. Collin
frpobl als au9 Sb.Doore Reina1
bobsn nd isbr intsriip nit ben snns
ben btf6Gftist, bic frauo5iiiden ars
6dolOseu in GsIpbi ssslifTi 7fno unb
bic fir bic Uluii!ssI4i4ts beg araua
eiten altert1ums ungeabrte geoeus
lung gerponHen 6absn. Inter bieeR
GuuSen befanb ii6 nGmliG aad sln
muiitaIif6sr 5pmnus. ben Collin fir
ons Gltefte iibsrbaupt beiannts Ntuiit=
itid auipri1t.
auf 9runo elmer bs5pireeno.n SEE
ipeisfiibruns tOmmt Der 5ori9er au
BEN S9Iub, man miiiTe in benz !sttsn
Su4ftd6en Des 9qmuus ben RaEleu
isines 9i4ters unb &ompOniIten e,s
tsnnen. gr 1T 2imsnios, Der Sobn
oss 5bOiups. b;r elmer otbsuif5.H
&iinitIerpereinigung. Der 9dsGl9aIt
Der biruBfIhen Siinitlsr oIs ait5as
rob nngebOrte. Sein 9Bruus bsbsutet
IN Mort uno 5On cine @erberrli5uns
Der 1SptbaiDeH. ienes 6sitss. oas mar
in DELPHI bsm 2lpoIlOu gu Gbren
isisrte.
@ie Collin fsitgsitsIlt bat, os6t oies
fer muiitnIiife 6efthpmuus auf bns
Sobr 13S b. gbr. Suriid. Somit pGs
re oIio 2imsuios, Der atbener. Der
dltsffs ipirtli6e wtuiiter b,r @elt dne
isin beIpbiider 5eitbpmnus Ole erlrs
aompofitiOn, Die aus bsIsnifaer 9urs
seit nuf bic Rn9ipelt aetummsn 1T.
5beobors Rsinoch Ieete Johann in BET
glsi6eH Sibuns Der Nfobsmie eiuen
sfusiten bsIpbiFten Snmnus ous Fpds
tersr 3sit opr. beg sr BEN Stoas,
.inem aunifesnOFsn BEG 2imsnips.
suiareibt. Sauit biirfts bic Grass
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= Die ct. poufus GpongeIifds
Geuleinbs bdt fOlg.nos 8srrsn in bsn
airdenrutb sepdhIt: grant 8. Staab.
Gbas. T. Sboup. eInrents qoe unb
Grant StrpbsI.
: Der poli5ti6sf Ssitbr DON
gsIIsDu, 5srDifsutlifte isinsl Sabress
feridt, ptIdem mir foIbsnbe gln8absn
enfnebmeH: gs tpurbsn % @erbaftuns
gen Doraenomnen, 10 5eaerdlarm
figrnliIirt unb q gatroIpngeufclrs
ten ausgefi:brt. Die tollsttirieu ipoll=
5eiiirnfsn 6eirussn $245.50. Der 8erf
iuft bur6 Jeusr pirb nit 1915 ans
gegsten.
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Yerional. Notisen.

0etun German S4ueibtr,
Der an Der Gpibe bes SnssHisursseOls
-lsge Der llniperIitdt ftsbt. in gum Sis
rsttor Der inbuiirisilsn gbtbsiliins bes
Ordnance appointments Der 8unbsss
armes srnanfit lporben unb bsrsits
na9 DaIbinstOn abssrsiii. Die llni.
periitGt 5erlisrt babura ibren tiidtiss
Fen aepf.
Ssrr WilbeIm ablrias bal
etft jsbt bic Ra9ri9t trbdlten Dpn
benz bsreits am II. slpril porissn snbs
res in S9arreI, in Sibsnburg, ericlss
ten abIebtn jeinss ibeuren gaters.
5errn S,rmann 2lblrids. CT biuisrz
IGbt noh brei Ginbsr, ndmIih ben
Sobn Ssrmnun iopis bic E5disr
6rls. @ssina unb gliinbeib MbIrins.
Gin MsqifitmsS SoHnmt fir ben gsrs
iiprbenen Finbst am Gonnriiag Dlors
gen in Der 81. 9rsitnltisisitss sairde
Itati.
0srr 6 briitianTebr unb iline
GditiH. Gran 5elen Debr. baben ous
innisifs wsitssfiibl bon sJreunben uno
geiarntsn anIdbIin bss bsrben WsrIus
ftes. BON bem fIs betrufftu lpcrben iino.
Nm Hsuiubrstuss Farb ibr SObn Carl
g. s5ebr i'm Mitsr bon MIR q Sdhren.
Dos eei6subssdnanib finbst am @cns
HerItda Rnhmiitag bonn 5rnuerbcu5e.
1858 RsIIepus etps. auf Tt. auturn.
aus hast
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Iiin6emer Saruepaf.

Die f66nite 3sit 1T allemul
Sn Uliinden bic pom Rarnebol.
Da pirb auf nlleH StrdBen,
ssn 6Gufern unb in Reitaurauts
@elebt in toqsm WummenIban3
Frob iiber ale W}abeu,
limb FAINT bsi Der 8esetfterung
Gin &iib6en maf - man 1T ia jung,
Das t6ut pobl teinen S6aben!
Der 2ebenstrant f1nsdt fhal genug.
Su tbut man einen trdft'gen 3us
Qlus sSeittags 9imonnben;
ytun Iber iiebt IN bisTem Sa6r
Die polisei gar piel 9eTubr
sSn al bem bunten Sreiteu,
limb lie bfieHt IN eruftem SoH:
gu boHrer LIBERALIZATION
Con bieles unter6leIben.
Ssm @eininlon, i'm Seporee
SclI man nift mebr alIeiu fein, nee,
limb einen Dieter pier5ig,
Hi9t b0bsr Oarf bic Rldpono IeiH,
91mit nidbt in bic Bor binein
Sin eirB'qer &ub pertrrt fih.
go pirb bic Susenb nun bsi5iibt,
Die quite Site urteritiibt,
4uf boB fie ia nift faGel
Sit beun in WiIn4en, IGpperTOtb.
Sie suasnb in 10 GROCER Rotbg
sS6 aIaub in iehem 5als,
ToR ourf Der Eoli5eier Git
Gins nimmermsbr su bonuen lit:
.Dss iuneeu 6erSens 5riebe!
.Di. Gngel, bic nennen es Sfmmelss
freub',
Die Seufel, bic nenneu es S6lIenlsio,
Die MsuTdsu. hie nennen es-2ie6e!~
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6an,iitOm.

Infer agspt in 6amiIfon 1T Ser
Gonarb grnd. 40 Gnb Thnfte Ctr.
Self Eel. 146.8 Some PbOus
l631.a.
Serr GnIla Z. smitb bot ge.
tern wioraen ais gsa6foIger BON
Serri1 Sobn u. Sol5berger, fem aHlt
als Wlnpor BON Samilton ongetreten.
q. 5. anut purbe Rlfter bes Rr.
ni5ipaleerihts;; iein 8orsdnger mar
Der Sojialilt Sornce Sbont. Gtdot.
anfraIt stoebler, Der itdbtijhe anoitor
Orb nuo Sta6tifnbneiiter aebm be.
gaitnen ibrc neiieu 2lntsiernine. 81.
3. s. Slodt, Der neue DIRECTOR fir
0ffeniliden 0;enit uno Senrp @repep,
Der ueiie Observation-Disclosures, tperoen
ibr amt crit ou IA. Sainlar aittreten.
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Sn anrsf
SinS Die adulpfe aiuiiteu Sen goI.
iGetpifis uno Sen Gon'iaen
aoiaten p:eber aufgenouunen
tDoroen,
PoltatDa iou ii4 iest i'm Belts Der
gnIiteDiti befinoen

CT. getersbura 81. 9e3br.
Ger aaHpf 5ipiideu ben aoiafen oes
Generals aaleoines unS oen 9oIide.
miti Sruppen bat bel Gursf, baI6'
iuegs 3ruiiden 3ostah uro ao6orp,
am Ton gelegeu, pieoer 6eeonnen.
@ie es beibt, ioaen be gerluite III
benz icipeit Orei Eose ipdbrenOeu Sam.
pie auBeroroentIid ibDere scIpeien
iein.
@ie es beibt, baber bic 9olidetDiti
goItama beieet, BEN Sdyoiiplas Der
biitoriifen Shloft 5tu fdeu Seter
benz @roben uno aonig aorI BON
GfDebeu.
Sm Commencement Rosfou berribt
einc Sllugersnotb.
True translation filed with the ross-
master at Cincinnati on January l,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.