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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-02

and uncomfortable nervousness,
something must be wrong with the
head or back, a woman naturally
says, but all the time the real trouble
very often centers in the organs. In
nine cases out of ten the seat OF the
difficulty is here, and a woman
should take rational treatment FORTS
cure. The disorder should be treated
steadily and Systematically with
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
and the hygienic advice followed
which DR.. Pierce gives free.
For diseases from which women.
suffer, "Favorite Prescription" is q
powerful restorative. During the
last fifty years il has banished from
the lives of tens of thousands of
women the pain, worry, misery and
distress caused by these diseases.
Your neighbor could tell you.
Address DR.. Pierce, Pres. In
valids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, and
get confidential medical advice en-
tircly free, or send 10c for trial
package. Prescription" tablets.
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House Pause. Emergency Power Bill.

DIV NSSVVIdl"U f'TcSS
w 4 S II y G T o y. October 1.-The
House to-day passed without dis
senting vote and sent to the Senate the
administration emergency power bill
providing for government acquisition
and extension OF electric power plants
IT authorizes the expenditure of sl75-
100000 for extending existing plants or
building new ones.
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TWENTY MEN MISSING
Sailors on Shore Leave Meet Death
when Small Boat Cap
sizes.
fBv Associated Press,

Nv h8socIatcu f'rcSS
WASHINGTON, October IA dis
patch to tho Navy Department to-day
from Key West. Fla. said n boat from
the L. S. s. Salem. carrying, party
of sailors on shorC liberty overturned
off ;.,at pr; Sun6i7 night IN Il heavy
sea AMI that number Of n:an were
Unofficial reports from Key West last
night said twenty men were unac-
counted for.
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DIED FROM WOUNDS.

lieutenant.
f's''s'' '' >errr re-. II '''''''s'" Ia
Albert r. ltutte, i.auc4s,.r. Ohio.
william ", WGod. Nor,h f''aimou,h. Mas.
Martin Lawrence o'Maney, superior. Wis.
Earl p. McNoy. Man sGcid. Ohio.
E 1;a1nSs' r. lhi raay M%S e Yo- K
N WMliam bpSSh, >I,n .,i',.aE Pa
M ManNe nhoac 81. Mar. i "a i'sh0
S,sG M, = ns"ni Is + ,Tro 10 %Tey
Thomas N. Cochran, ritsn, Ars.
George a c. Chafd, %c tT YSSfiES :. !.
Thomas Cu,tis. Sandusky. Ohio.
Grover Gre! ktne. TerrS3 ,isu;e. I'D.
Sam Koois;ra. cn.caco II
John r. Ncouau. Kingston, \. y.
Deib.r, R,Isy' fior@ncsbGry. ily.
Frank Ahenoh. Buffalo, ! Y.
Idwsrd j TeH Brooi.iyr \ Y.
Kenne,h g huEias.. Ir,or.i.ss VIZ.
Villa Viii m J.. D 'iI WiasRhee.il,ct@. Kans.
Warren J. necfer, i'hiiadelphIa, ~,
Joseph Terrsnd.z, SsG Sry CAL
Carcie II. Gilmore. HedneId Iowa.
iionry KideS. Torcst Fark. hi
Alfred nobGrgc M.nchest..r. \. II.
.s
Buren Cpchuruh. LiTsviile. Ma
{. George 3. %cGcn. Milwaukee. WIS.
James a. Bcr!schek. Chicago. Ill
DIED FROM DISEASE
Corporal.
Albert Z. Stelzer. Cclina. Tex
WHgoDer.
Harvey Duane l!iack. Bath, Mich.
friyates.
William sheridan Bags. Minong. wiz,
. Leon Pullei!n, cleveland. Ohio
\ Peter John Stathis. New YorI = Y
4 frank q. Stephenson. Meridian. Miss
John Henry Copeland. E!rriuhaIn. s. =.
Patrick i. culiin. Jersey CITY. ~ j.
4 Edward Farrell. Hartford. Conn
4 SymueI J. Malone. GFocnvnic. Tern.
! William T. Mailing. valiant. Okla.
s Leondtss Taylor. Radiance. Tcnr.
3 DIED PROM AIRPLhSH ACCIDENT.
Lieutenant.
y stephen r. Webster. Augusta Nc
DIED PROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
tfiN3t CAUSES.
8tatFl foFporais.
..S.sr1 Les Cnlvin breckenridge No
Ft0pk IL. Euhich. Joliet. H.
sa..a1ss rriSRtes.
(SATkbut r. Buffum. PswtucheL r L
IsS3Erk y: Deneii. New York. ~ y
S$1fnk Anewsi. Chicago. Ill.
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i IHha j. M MGGlsin. NV rsoR XS1'
ChaIlcs 4: Mack. Now York :. Y.
Thopfas Mooney. New York. y. Y
Edward Nathan, San Francisco. Cal.
Fred Lucicn Nichols. Cir.cnuH. Ill
Jim PRrncllo. Trapan!. Italy.
WILLIAM ], Ryan. Sow York. y. Y.
David J. Shields. Chester Pa.
John /. Smith lcno!r. y. =.
Paul d. Smith. CoiumbiS. Pa
Daniel Stoever. Lshan mon. Ia.
Herbert S. Turrsntinc. Winston Ss!em.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-11

styles. At the left a soft round hat
is an example Of clever use of cut out
felt over satin. Long stitches out.
line the cut out and either chenille OF
silk could make them. There is a
frivolous but fascinating pompon at
the front which proclaims it hat
for the young woman.
Just below it is a hat for late sum
mer and early fall of navy blue and
white taffeta. Disks and rings of
white felt are Joined by stitches Of
yarn in a band for crown and brim,
At the front there are two ornaments
covered by being wound with folds Of
silk. Daintiness and elegance pro-
nounce this a model that would trt
umph nywhere-among women Of
fine taste. At the right a rich look.
ing and picturesque model is prophetic
of winter made OF some novelty
in fabrics that outrivals velvet. It
has facing of satin, placed with such
exquisite finish in the workmanship
that it makes the hat novelty of the
highest class. And the trimming is
simulated quill made of the same
fabrics as those in the hat-anOther
example of what the millinery artist
can do by combining materials and
ideas.
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In July the woman who must pro-
vide herself with new headwear turns
her back upon summer materials
straws and summer flowers-and asks
for something new. 1t seems she
likes to anticipate and fOreShadOw the
season ahead in her millinery. This
and the knowledge that summer is wan
ing and another summer will bring its
own new millinery allurements, makes
her buy hats for fall even in the dog
days, as she crowns her head with
straw in January or February-with
the snow flying.
The shops and stores are now full
of fabric hats for the demi-season, be-
tween summer and early winter, and
include many hats for fall that will
outlast that season and do service in
the winter as well. There has been a
growing appreciation of beautiful
lines that has resulted in the most
becoming shapes we have ever had.
draped. These models passed the old
acid test of good millinery-that is
"the woman must look better in her
hat than without it"-or it is not a
successful hat.
Much effective, but not intricate,
needle work appears in new millinery
tinsel thread, chenille, heavy en-
broidery silk and yarns of all sorts.
Millinery workrooms feel the obliga-
ton to save time and materials as a
war measure, therefore work on hats
must not be lavish, but what there is
of it must be beautifully done.
The group of three lovely hats for
fall shown above tells much more
plainly than words can the first of
the story about the new seasons
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-11
ORDINANCE NO. N7

An Ordinance Establishing Grades In
the Alleys in Blocks u and So In the
City of Denison, Iowa. AZ
Be 1t Ordained by the City Council OF
the City of Denison, Iowa:
Section /. That the grades at the
points named herein on the alleys
specified herein are hereby establish
ed above the datum plane heretofore
established shall be, to.wit:
Center of alley running north and
south through block r..
Center Of alley at north line OF
Broadway, 1875 feet.
100 feet north of north line Of Broad.
way, 1886 feet.
40 feet north of north line of Broad.
way, 20l5 feet.
100 feet north of north line of Broad
way, 20l 5 feet.
Center of alley at south line of Ire.
mont street, 210.S feet.
Section 2. All ordinances and parts
of ordinances in conflict with this or
dinance are hereby repealed.
Section 8. This ordinance shall be \
in full force and effect Immediately on
as provided by law.
Dated this Goth day of August, 1918.
Signed: w. H. LAUB,
Attest: E. F. Tucker, Mayor.
City Clerk.
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|y11e2IT3TtGlHEN|

EGGS FOR LENT.
2EAMED eggs make a dainty sub

@REAMED eggs make dainty sub
stitute for meat during Lent.
Boil six eggs hard. Lay in ice
water so that they will shell easily.
Cut in six pieces long way of the egg.
Put in baking dish with cupful of
white sauce. Season with paprika,
salt and onion juice. Bake in hot oven.
They are often served with cheese
straws around the edge Of the plate
and parsley for trimming.
Cheese Pie-Whip the yolks of five
eggs with one cupful Of sugar until
very light, cream three-quarters Of q
cupful of butter and add quickly and
lightly to the whipped yolks and sugar.
Flavor with half teaspoonful Of va
nilla and divide between two under
crusts. 1t will rise as light as feath-
err. Have ready the whites Of five eggs
beaten to a stiff froth and sweeten
with pulverized sugar. Spread over
the top and brown quickly. On taking
them from the oven change directly
from the pie tin to china plate. This
is very rich pie. but delicious.
Eggs and Sardine Sandwich.-One
can of oil sardines 90 cents, one hard
boiled egg. Add one tablespoonful of
olive oil to mashed sardines and the
yolk Of one egg, pinch Of salt, pepper,
little sugar and tablespoonful Of
vinegar. Mix well, cut white Of egg
into little bits, mix with other ingredi-
e>sy eli ~
white bread and spread.
Swiss Eggs.-Melt three tablespoon
fuls Of butter in baking dish. Break
six eggs with it and cover with slices
Of Swiss cheese. Sprinkle salt and
pepper to taste and bake in moderate
oven.
Eggs a In Goldenrod. - Three hard
boiled eggs, one tablespoonful Of but
ter, one tablespoonful Of flour, one cup
full of milk, one-half teaspoonful Of
salt, one-eighth teaspoonful Of pepper,
eight medium slices Of toast and pars-
ley. Make thin white sauce with
butter, flour, milk and seasonings. Sep
arate yolks from whites Of eggs Chop
whites fine and add them to the sauce.
Arrange toast on platter and pour over
sauce. Force the yollls through po-
tato top. Garuish with paisley and
cut in points.
Egg Sur Plat.-Butter small carthen-
ware dishes or muffin rings and into
each break a fresh egg. Sprinkle with
salt and pepper and on top Of each egg
put tablespoonful Of thick sweet
cream. Bake in hot oven until white
is solid. With a spatula lift without
form on to hot platter. Gar.
nish with parsley.
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Il n <>zJ

IMMUNE DURoc JERSEY BoARS.
Are you looking for good Duroc
Jersey boar this fall? Come down
and let me fit you out with good
rugged boar. These boars are sired
by my herd boar, Giant Model, one of
the largest bears for his age in Iowa.
See me at the fairs, Arion and Sioux
City; $50 head in herd. The Ideal
Duroc Herd, Fred Knop, Prop, Char
ter Oak. Iowa. Ricketts, phone 1856
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Don't fail to register tomorrow.

! Don't fail to register tomorrow.
, Geo. Newcom was in Omaha yester-
day transacting business.
Mrs. o. A. Patterson and Mrs. d. E.
| VOss were passengers to Omaha last
Thursday morning.
Miss Eunice Jones has accepted a
position as instructor in the public
schools of Schleswig.
Mr.. and Mrs Nick VoIlersen, of
ISchleswig, spent Sunday here with
the Chris Vollersen fomily.
DIR. Selander drove down from
Schleswig Sunday for short visit
with his mother and sisters.
Mrs. Phi. A. Schlumherger and
daughters, Misses Anna and Grace,
spent Sunday visiting with friends in
ISchleswig.
Mrs. J. H. Patterson, who has been
spending the summer at Lake View
is spending this week in Denison visit
ing friends.
Hans f. Johannsen visited in Ames
lover Sunday with his son, Otto, who
is attending the government mechani-
cal school.
w. c. Rollins arrived home Friday
after spending the summer months as
advance agent for the RedpathVawter
|chautauqua system.
Mrs. Frieda Sterling, superintend-
ent of the Denison hospital, left Sat
urday for Omaha. where she is enjoy
WOODS vanotion
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Glenn and
children and Mrs. w. H. Gibson mo-
tored to Omaha Saturday, where they
visited over Sunday with friends.
Bruno Pierce, who formerly owned
the candy kitchen, is spending a few
days in Denison this week visiting rel
atives. He is now in the army and
stationed at Newport News, Va.
The services at the Presbyterian
church for Sunday morning are ad-
vertised in onother column. They
are being held to emphasize the i'm
portance Of the home as an agency
in developing character.
Mrs. Richard Johnston purchased a
Chevrolet touring car of G. w. New
com, the local distributor, Saturday.
Mrs. Johnson is teaching in the Deloit
school and purchased the car to drive
back and forth to her school.
Mrs. Allen Beck returned to her
home at Mason City Sunday after
few days visit here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Strahan. Her sis
ter, Miss Willetta, accompanied her
to Mason City, where she will teach
in the public schools again this year.
Glen Eggers left Monday for Worth
ington, Mimi, where he is spending
the, week visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. J. Eggers. Mr.. Eggers is max
ing county fairs with his string of race
horses and we understand he is Win
ming goodly number of the races.
Pat Hassett, of this city, has been
a very busy man the past week buy
ing and selling Crawford county
farms. He reports the following trans
fers for the week. On Monday a week
ago he purchased the Jacob Ruster-
holz farm five miles southeast of
town for $21O per acre. On Thursday
he sold 200 acres of land two miles
northeast of Denison to Fred Wiki
leman for 1920 per acre. On Satur-
day he purchased the Hnery Witt
406 acre farm coated 6 miles west of
town on the Lincoln highway for $165.
On Monday of this week he disposed
Of so acres northwest of Manila to
Carl Minter for 1925 per acre, taking
in trade 100 acres two and a half
miles sOI1th Of Chartar Oak at 500
per OGRE.
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or to attend the funeral Of a relative.
The Germans still claim to be supe-
rior, as they retreat so much more eff
GENTLY.
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The war is getting to that point in
men on bases, only one man out, our
pinch hitter at the bat, and the pitcher
completely ratified.
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A million unskilled laborers are
wanted throughout the country. Per
haps if the skilled workmen try real
hard they can become unskilled.
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The Sunday motorists who decline
to observe the governments request
to save gasoline, are Of course only
on their way to some distant church
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Chain GirdIes Worn.

Last years fascinating chain girdles
gripped the public fancy to such an ex-
tent that they seem to be just as much
in demand this season as last.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-11

Brig. Gen. c. n. Cole Of the Twenty
sixth division Of the United States
army in France, composed of New
England National Guard troops, who
nave -ten participating in the great al
lied offensive against the Germans.
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Graf Gsernin
DirS fid, ipis es beiBt. benlnddit
na9 Rumdnisn bege6en,
lin gOrDerbanblunssn be5iigIi4 einss
Griebensf4lufes gu beginnsn.

gtmfterbam, 19. Gebr. Sra
G5ernin, Der 5fterrei6ii9 uusarrl9;
MiniIter bes 2tuspdrtigen, tpiro ith
tuie cine @iener 9epeide meIbet,
bemnd4ft na5 Rumdnien beseben,
antportli9 bes BON Ruuidnisn auss
seipro6enen @uni9es no9 borldu'
fiseu llntsrbdnblunsen nit ben Gem
tralmd9ten bee55iisl;3 tines eDel.,.sls
len Jriebensfdlufesr
8ertreter Der nnberen TiGdte bes
8ierper6arlbs tperben sIei4falls mad
Rumdnien reiIeu.
amfterbam, 10. Ssbr. s5ris'
Observation-Disclosures NIT Rurndnier
bnben, ME es in elmer SepeIfe aus
Berlin beiBt, fppstt man tDeiB. bis
jest nod uiat begounsu. aner Dahrs
i4eiulidteit na9 perben lie am 6rei<
tag ibreu 2tnfans nebmsn, mann Der
Stnatsistrstdr bes stsubersn Dr.. BON
aiiblmaru b6ajt pabrf4eiulid in
JotI6uni etntreTfen tpirb, nm fur
Seuti4Ianb bic unterbunbluHgen gu
leitsn.
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9rpteftiret
@rben bic goIi9efpiti IN 2onoor
segen SdIiebung Der maHos
fthiriidsu gren5e.

Qpnbon, 10. Gebr. Der Ruiiia
Ife 9tufb Der 9pltstommif6re bat.
laut elmer 0epeite Der grtnnse Ses
Isgrapb So. aug ct. 9etersburs Wias
rim 2itpirtoff, ben 8ertreter Der
gclihepiti In 9onoon angetpieien,
BEL GnsIoub gsssn bic SdliebuEs Der
mnnbfturii9sn Greu5s, iopie segsu
eas @erbot Der slusFu5r Don 6raHt
unb aebensmitte!n nod RuBIanb gu
prpteitieren. Der Aatb periritt bic
slnii6t. bab btsIe MaBnabmen unter
aneIosnmsritaniItem Druid er9riffen
lpurben.
soIlten England unb stuerita ii9
peigern, Otn obigen 9efeh su pibers
rufen, 70 ipirb Der aufiii6e Rat1
@iberoerssltnnesmaBregsIn ssaen bic
Biirser Der Gntente srerctfeIl bic IN
RablGs.S arfGJFs fnS.
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unterim jung
gSiisli4 Der 8altoften Der S6iff5t
psrft auf Sog SSlaub pirO
s. Carroll Soob fii6reu.

@afbtngton, 19. Gebruar.-
8. Carroll Sobo, ein 2tiIiitent oss
@eReralanpalts Gregorp, 1T nit Der
&eitung Der llnteriudung be3iigIi4
ter 8sf4ulOigung betraut lporben,
boB nit Oem Electromagnetic BEL Der
Grrtdtuug beg StabLsShiffsbaubOfs
auf Sog Sstanb, ga., -lei1tftnnig 0w
Uerte gegungen pOrben lit.
Serr SObO, Der lsit 1913 fir bid
Regierung pro3eiTe segen Sruits ses
leitet bal, uno fir etnen Der fd6i5fien
9lntpdlta bes Suiti5 9eportene
gift, pirb Bel Der llnterfu9ung BON
Morf Spman bon Retp gort untera
ftiibt fperben, Der felt mebrercn
rem aIs Sonberonpolt beg Generals
onipalts BET uItsllnterIudungen
fungirte.
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N,iiitdiiieit
6at ii4, ipie ct. petersburs beria'
tet, nit Der Ukraine perbunben.


St.1petersbnra 10. Trbr,
Rumdnien bat. Ialt foSben bier ems
setroffenen Dspefden, elm BiiHbnib
nit ber Ukraine giegirung nbsedlofs
fen. bic gesvn bic 8Olf4cintti 1T unh
Elm pe1inistes Seer, benz auH einige
ruffiffe Dffiaiere unb gataillone
angebSrsn, ipirb bonn General 9fders
batI&eff befeblist. 1ieis Sruppen bas
ben atIdneip, bic 9a,ipiftobt @ehn-
rabiens, beiebt, ipurben iebo1 aus
Tirafdol am Srieiter BON 9olides
tpifi 9ruppen tertrieben.
SoB rumanii9e 4reu3ersef9paber
folI repoltirt unb ii9 ben ruffiiden
8olifstpiti ansei6loFsn b1ben. Cine
glH5abl her mcuternben Rundnen
ipurben auf Befebl bes Generals
Iidrbati6eff binseridttt.
General 2llegieff, bem bei Roitop
unb Doronef1 glieberlagen bsige<
bra6t ipurben, bat ii9 nad ysoiro
Gifertasf TN Don Gebt.t sefIiihtti
@Gbrenp bes tiirsliteH 9latpera
gieBens in &ietp ipurbsn Der Metro'
poliian Blabimtr unb General Sipas
noff, Der pormdliss gefeblsbober an
Der ruIfiitsn fiibiDeftli4eu JrOnt sss
t1btet.
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pel3, feline 86rie un0 anSere Wert5'
lahen beraubten.
0as 0eportement fir unltltfe 9lns
eelesenbeiten Bat, ME oerfelbe aorp
reIponoent inelbet, bic GItra 5errts
torialitdt Der ausTduod4en gptidafs
ten un6 @eIonotidoften aneriannt
unb bic 9ornabme BON Sousfu6uus
gen in bicIcn GebduOer psrboten.
Der ertldrune III iebu9 Der 3ts
iab beigefiist, bab bisraus Hi3t foIgt.
Dab bieTe 9ebdtbe bic eleide Role
Hpielen tTnnen, pte es Die Ntfionen
res bormoligeu 9dren in psriien uno
in China tbdtsn, ober baB Fie ftrdfs
frei fir .3pede, bic i'm @eseuTaB gu
ben a6F6ten Der 8Olideipitt Reeiss
runa itsben,- beiubt iperbcn Siirfen.
sSn elmer Grtl6rung, tpelhe bon Der
cmtlihen Rdfri6tenagentur Der6fs
fentlift iporben, piro in gfbrebe se'
itelIt, onb ole poIuiihen Srlippen
Wlobileu srobert uro GdHnrib arps
lenfo, ben Sberbefeblsbdber Der goIs
Itefpiti Sruppen gsfangen senum.
men baben. 8ieIe Rdariht ipiro ala
elm gssiiieripert Der bsitT6en Grim
buna beseihnet.
poInif9e Sffi;iere, bic BON ben
golihsipiti feitgenpmmen tporben pns
rem, iinb, ipie eine ReuterbepeTdle aus
Et. petersburg msIoet, oOrtbtn se-
brnht tpprben, nm por eiitem reoplus
tiprGren geri9tsbof prcSeiftrt gu
tperoen. Sic iperoen beI9ulbtgt,
Der Gntipnffnurs .ines points
fdlen llhIanenresiments bur1 bic
goII4eipiii WioeritoHn geleiitet iu
RubssL
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Sprnber
SIT, tpte ct. petersburg beri4tet. Der
giirgsrtrieg I'M n6roIi6en
Saufaius.

ct. petersburs, 19. Gebr.
Sn elmer 8epeihe, bic beim ontIiteu
goGri9ten6lireGu aug 8laot'uptas.
elmer piGtigeu giilitdripatioH IN
GtsrRnutaiien etrgetroFfen 1T, Eautet
ME Folgt:
Der 9iirgertrieg I'M noroIi9eu
9autuIus lit poriiber. Die SFiibrer
BEG RotRs ner 2Irbetter unb SoGoos
ten baben elm pollitdnbiges Gbtom'
men nit Der Drtli9eu 9eD6Itcrpng
actroffen uno tbr I'M aisgebe9nten
M{nBe Selbitregieruns siteeiogt.
Sn rer Don @egenb fiub BON ben
bunoert &pbIcngruben nur 5ebn i'm
getrie6. gs perbeu feline FobIen aus
geIanbt."
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PrcteIt
ltnterbreiten bic Diploma:
tiihen Wertreter tn
ct. Yetersbarg. 4
Gegen bic 1tnsiiItisteitssrfldrtutg bsr
gaationd19ulben &ublaubs.

ct. Petersburg, Is. Sebr.-
4us bem proteit Der oIliirten iinb
neutralen DiplomoteH gegea bic Hids
tigfeitsertldritng Der ruiIii6ea
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funft borsIbeitgen, ertldren bic @ers
treter alIer 6ustpdrfieen MG6te In
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tretsr bebolten fih bas Ret,t Dor,
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Der ruiiiTden Regierung gntI9d6i.
quua fir ale Werluffe Al berIangeu,
bic ihrsn Staatsangeb5rigsn Sur5
bic 0etrete unb bsren 9oIIitredung ers
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fersrs in Der ounrffaniffsn BotIfsaft.
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i1aftern Der Bereiuigt.n Gtaoteu,
s5apans, Syrantrei6g, Spanisrs, Gugs
lanbs uno sStdliens unb BON ben 9es
ianbten gelgisns, gbinds, portuguls,
Sftpeoeus, Tcripeqens, Soildubs,
groiiliens, argentiHiera, @rie9ene
lambs, gerbiens, qerfiens uno Der
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ter bd6en.