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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04
AMERICANS PENETRATE THIRD LINE ENEAIY TRENCHES

to why the juniors should undertake
al these activities under the name
oil Junior Red Cross when there are
are number of established organ
izations for the same purpose. There
are three reasons:
The first is that, no matter how
many existing organizations may
turn to the school children to do
their work, there is none that car
ries the same appeal as the Red
Cross. 1t is the greatest internation-
al group in the world engaged in
war winning and war relief work
and the children want to be part
of it. The president of the United
States is the president of the Amer
lean Red Cross and he has urged
all school children to serve under
its banner
The second reason is that nearly
all the school superintendents and
principals have thrown their influ.
ence In favor Of Junior Red Cross
as the official channel for war work
and prefer to have it co-ordinated
under that organization.
The third reason is that Junior
Red Cross is supervised by chapter
committees of school authorities who
the needs and conditions
Oh the various school auxiliaries and |
win advise and cooperate in carry
ing out these agricultural plans more |
than any other agency |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04
ORCHESTRA
OF JR. HIGH
SCORES HIT
Young Musicians Under Direction Of Miss
May Delight Audience; Every
Number EnCOred

The Junior High School orchestra
under the direction of Miss Irene
May, gave delightful recital last
evening at the Junior High audito-
rum, closing the years work. A
good audience was on hand to enjoy
the really splendid program and in
its delight doubled the length of the
program by encoring every number
The orchestra was assisted by Messrs,
Collins and Warford and the pro.
gram was interspersed with read
ings and piano solos.
Miss May has worked very faith
fully with the orchestra and the re-
cital showed evidences of her capa-
BILE instruction and leadership. For
scme time there has been no school
fund out of which to pay the leader
for her services but she has gladly
gone on with the work nevertheless,
and with truly successful results.
The members of the Junior High
orchestra are: Irene Thompson
Doris Murphy, Mary Majors, Lois
Burton, Jessie Stone, B. P. Smith,
Jr, Charlie Nicholson, William Cos
sett, Paul Nicholson. Egbert Ownbey
Alfred Bettis, Oliver Stuckwich, Geo
Livermore, o. Bingham The pro
gram was as follows:
Overture, "Magic Fire" (H. o
Wheeler, Junior Orchestra.
What William Henry Did Canon
ymous), Fleeta Calvert
Violin solo, "Third Air With vari,
(Chas. Dancia). b. P Smith, Jr.
Piano solo, "Mazurka," (Lescheiz
ky, Fern Stine.
Reading. "a Violent Remedy" Har
bour), George Livermore.
Reverie, "Apple Blossoms" (RoH
erts-, Orchestra.
Fifteen minutes intemission.
Reading, "Oh, No" CMrs. Hyd
Bell, Gertrude Hart.
Vocal Quartette, Frances Frey
Frances Terrell, Jack Cranwell an,
William Gossett. Ruth Burton, piano
and B. p Smith, violin.
Violin solo, ''Blue Bells of Scotlan
with Vari." (Harris', essie Stone.
Waltz, Water Lilies" (King, o.
/ chestra.
Piano solo S-'eeted, Josephin
Johnson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04
Flood Of Subscriptions Pour In Lasl Day
Of Drive; May Reach Five
Billion
FIFTEEN TO EIGHTEEN
MILLION SUBSCRIBERS
Campaign Closes al Midnight; Grady
Easily 100000 Over Quota.
Says Slnsher
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, May America has
gone over the three million mark in
the third great loan drive and is
sweeping toward four billions today,
The last report made last night
showed that the minimum quota had
been over-subscribed by six million.
Vast sums are expected today and
treasury officials express the hope
that the final figures will reach five
billion
Between fifteen and eighteen mil
lion people have subscribed to the
loan, according to reports received.
From every section of the country
come reports of subscriptions pour
ing in at the eleventh hour. The
selling Will close at midnight.
The New York district which has
been tagging behind reported t
full quota reached today,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04

WORK TO
BE- PROBED

B.. United Press.
Washington, May 4.--President
wilson mas decided to have a mil
itary Investigation of the charges
that leading military men and civil
ians profited from the six hundred
million dollars appropriation for air
craft work
1t is understoodthat if any officers
are found guilty of criminal transac-
tions they will be court martialed
and that any civilians implicated will
be turned over for grand jury prose-
cution.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04
Grady Ear over Top.

It. L. Slusher, chairman of the Lib
erty loan campaign in Grady county,
stated this afternoon that by actual
reports the county had exceeded the
minimum quota by about 100000, with
subscriptions still coming in. "At
the rate reports are now coming in
it looks like we shall easily go $780,
0OO over the top" said he The quo
ia of the county was S502,90O.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04

INJUNCTION

An order was issued today by
Judge VIII Linn, of the district
court, upon application of the coun'
ty attorney, permanently closing the
place of Clyde Hightower, 523 South
Second street, the grounds for the
injunction being the allegation that
liquor is dispensed there.
The place was originally occupied
by Jake Hightower and was ordered
locked up but later Clyde Hightower
was permitted to open it when he
gave the assurance that it would be
only legitimate merchandise sold in
it.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04
j. !. i. = j J. i + !. ! + y
RAILROAD MEN WANTED

x S. c. Durbin, chairman of
# the Grady county exemption .
+ board, announced today that :
+ he had just received a spe- .
+ eial call for railroad men who :
+ are wanted by the govern :
j. ment. Brakemen, conductors,
+ engineers, firemen and boiler :
j. makers are wanted "Any- :
!. body in the draft interested i'll
: this call should confer with :
i me not later than noon Mon .
4 day" said Mr. Durbin. .
+ Il j. !. = + + i i :. + j. + !
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04

SEDITION
MEASURE
By United Press.

ES CHitSo AASoSs
Washington, May 4.--Declaring
that the passage of the pending sedi-
tion bill will breed discomfort and
make a great, virile people timid and
fearful, Senator Johnson, of Califor.
mia, today opposed the measure on
the floor of the senate.
The bill provides twenty years i'm
prisonment and $4,000 fine for per-
sons using abusive language about
the government, the army or navy
and spreads false rumors melting re-
sistance to the government or in any
way favoring the cause of Germany
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04
Fritz Opens Fire With aApparenl Object
Of Resuning Drive on Ypres ,a
and HazebrOuck \
FRONTAL AND FLANKINC
ATTACKS INDICATED
Foe Seeks 10 Press Forward Where He
Failed in Previous Efforts; After
Hill Positions
By United Press.

By United Press.
With the French Army Afield, May
4.--American troops Thursday pene-
trated the German third line trench
es in the region of Dogs Wood in the
Lorraine sector.
Three hundred infantrymen partic.
ipated in the attack which was the
first operation conducted with ex.
clusively American artillery support.
The official report says the Amer.
lean gunners displayed perfect mas.
terry of the French artillery methods,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04
By United Press.


The Germans began a bombardment
of two sectors in Flanders today, ap.
parently preparatory to drives
against Hazebrouck and Ypres.
The indications are that they are
attempting a frontal attack against
Hazebrouck and thanking move
ment to encircle Ypres. The Haze.
brouck bombardment was on sew.
en- mile front from Nieppe forest to
Meteren.
Hazebrouck is Slightly west Of tho
line where it passes west Of Vieux.
Berquin. The latter town is midway
between the forest and Meteren. On
ly two heights OF any Importance,
Kate Hill and Mont Demeris, south
Of Meteren, are included in this sec
tor.
The bombardment of Ypres was
along six mile front from Locre to
point south of Ypres.
The Germans in their previous at
tscks swept northward beyond the
nest of hills, with the exception OF
Scherpenberg just north of Locre
The French strongly defended Scher-
penberg and barred the progress of
the enemy in this direction several
times.
The British hold strongly at voor.
mezeele and Dickebrush. Ypres Is
over two miles north OF the farthest
German advance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04
sammles in Air Clash.

By United Press.
With the Americans in Lorraine,
May 4.-One German aeroplane was
destroyed and one American aviator
is missing as the result OF ciasn
between five American machines and
all equal number OF enemy planes
over the German lines yesterday.
The Americans sent the Boches
scurrying to their base. One Ameri-
can and one enemy plane remained
at the point of attack, firing several
rounds at each other. Both fell in
flames.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04

Reading, Their Last Ride
(Fiske-, Melva Rice.
Violin quartette, ''Hope March
CPapini-, Mary Majors. Alfred Belts.
B. P. Smith, Jr., and Charley Nichol.
son.
March. "Mason's Grande Ua. o,
Wheeler).
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04
Italian Front More Active.

Italian Front More Active.
BY United Press.
Vienna, May 4-Fighting increased,
developing considerable violence,
along The whole Italian front Thurs
day, between the Gindicaria valley
and the Adriatic sea, It was officially
announced today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04
roday's Casualty Llst.

By United Press.
Washington, May 4.-Today's army
casualty list showed three killed in
action, five died of wounds, sixty-four
wounded and several deaths from
other causes, the list totaling Sc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04

Miss Eliza Jane Rule, librarian Of
the o. c. w, is spending a few days
with her brother in Hobart.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04

Miss Bess Flowers of the o. G. w.
Is spending the week end with her
parents in Duncan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-05-04

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-12
einbaItsbsfsbI
Wesem 9nrHfiibrnag bes
prDbibitiOus sgeieAes iit
0anberbnrgb GDuatt
Jmb. !, erlaHen.
8iater 5oIietter erIdbt ben geiebl &C,
gen ben Staatsanpalt Osborn.

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Ridter 5oHetter bat am Wioutag
Ra1miiiass eiilefl ginbaItsbefsM ses
gen Staatsnntpalt Osborn eriaien,
um ibn an Der Dur9Tiibrung bes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Su perbinbern, ,bns
am 9. alpril in &raft tritt. Dieies III
ner erite Seftfaa auf grunb Der tiir3s
Iiden guiidsibuns, in ipel9er Hidter
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bic 9rauereibeiiter einen prp5eb ges
gen ben goli5eidef Cigar Sdmitt
anbdngig, um ibn an Der Durhfiib<
rilns bes probibitionsssisbes gu pers
binbern unb @dmitts Aniudlte rnters
breiteten iinperSiigli9 einen gintDdnb,
ber prompt abgetuieien iplirbt, fpordnf
fie bmin erfldrten babi iis Beruftug
beim GtaatssO Oberserid5t anueIben
.iuiirbtn. Die beiberfeitigeu 4ntpdlta
bdben ouf ole 9ehnitalifdten berz
5idtei. bGnit Der GalI 10 f6nslI als
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0ie @srlu GtFe

@afbtRgton, IL. DtdrS. glus
Der 8erIuitliIte, bic General peribiug
ON Tontag iibermittelte, erbslt, buB
pier Solouten gefaGeu Iinb, bier
i9pr unb q lei9t berpunbet purs
ben. SnfoIse BON 8eriuuuOungeH Iinn
pier eeitDr6en, ndbrenb a9t Srants
beiten erIegen fnb unb Der SoO BON
lpeiteren bier bur9 aubere urfa1en
berbeigefiibrt 1purbe.
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purbe, pirb beri9tet. bab 2eutnant
syobn s. 9opib unb q Ranu geful,
len Tinb; Qeutnont Ralpb SO. 9aoens
port unb 2eutnant Stepben 6. Rors
Toe unb fiiuf Murn ipurber leiGt pers
nurbet, tpG6reno elm Soloot Idhper
terpunbet purbe. Die StIte entboIt
ferner bic Rumen BON orei Solbater.
bie BEL llnFGIleu ums 2ebertanler, els
neg Solooten, Der Teineu Wunben err
Ieoeu 1T, unb bpp. FiiuF Ttanu. bic trs
fpIne BON 9runt6etten iforber BON
brei WlanH, bic Friiber ots oermtbt
oemelbet pprben, tpiro berichtft bah
fic In bic eefonSenI9aft Der 9sati4sR
psrotben Sna.
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SNwer bs(traft
0arbeit ad)t Ofefrnten TT
Ganip 9ubge, Soma, tpes
gen 0ebDrfantsbera
ipetgernng.
DID gnairtbeilten finb SosiaIiIten
iur6 itnnulen aus ct. Bnlil, Mirut.

Camp Tobge, ga, II. @Gr5.
|Wn16em tie bon einan aIlgenIeinefT
&riegsgeriGt Der @eboriGuIbertpeige
runs fduIbis bsfunbeH sporben finb
nht goIoatert Der NationaInrinee,
idHrrtli1 So5ialiiten, Su langidbri'
gen Strafterntiren mn Sisfrbnas IN
2eanertportb berurtbeilt tporDeu, uic
am Mortag befnnnt eeseben tDatr6e.
q. g. gronrs tpurbe sl 90 sabren
berirtbeilt nlb bic iibrigen fieben 5u
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NIT Srpangsdrbeit.
9ieIe iieben fino: W. s.. Trefeler,
81. q. Carlton, Carl gS. Sobmion
9lrel @. Carlton. @unnnro Sobnion,
Rorris aarrman uno geifolaus
1Ingnr.
9ronrs NIB SrefeIer tprrrben I'M
2ntbe ge5ore1, rpdbrenb bic iibrisen
aus Gdjneoen gebiirtig finb, ie6of
ibrer abli6t bas dtnerifanii6e 8iir.
gerreft 5ii ertperben, allisbru9 gege.
ben batten.
gltrd bas friegsssridtlide ger.
fabren fonrrnen Troseife 6irrn gl6.
idfub, oie eesen bic aft 9e1tte iett
synni 1917 nerfDifeIt getpeien lparen,
als iie iith seipeigert batten, itG IN
ct. pnul fir ben Rrisssbteuff 3u res
atffrirerr Gle fulrr6en buntals Der.
haitet, unb nndoem fie i6uloig be.
funSen tporoert fih Der slusbehug
eut5ogen su ba6en, su oht Ueonaten
@efdngrrib oerurtbeiIt. 9ie Strofe
pir6e ie6o4 mtfseboben unb bic
2eute tpurbeu itntb Sort Dodge ge.
bra4t, no fie ii6 tpeigerten bic Be-
fe6la ibrer gorgefetteu 5li betolgen.
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IlllBig
GinD tnfrlge SesMnsftanbs
i,nn 324 @ei3ern III Gaa
gfiner, MaH.,
aln bic 5000 angtfslIte m ben borti-
am BmImtpoGA AgpimIsreieu.

Tall Riner. MaE, IL Mdr5.
On bic 5000 glngeitsllte N 8aumtpolIs
Spinnersien in bisier Gtnhi mubttrt
am Wloutag, Laut ben grrnittlnHsen
Der polsei i.ieru, neil 324 5ei3sr or
hen Streit sesnugen Fnb, bsreH Gor,
beringen nm iiirsere arbeits5eit unn
ben .cloisb FLOP IN Der perfloiensr
Mof,e BON benz 8trbdnb Der Sabris
fanien abf4ldgis bei9ieoen iDurbeT.
Bier Der 4ulagsn Der ameriran
printins Gompanp fOtpis bic Gabris
Ten ber gfmtriean 2inen gpmpanp
unb br 9lmeriean 9breab Company
ffnb seiGloEen tporbsu, ipdbrenb buns
bert nnbere iya5riien NIT oilfe BON
freituiIfiseu 5eisern ben BetrRb auFs
re4t erhaften.
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iddbigt babe. 6as In ltngeIesIides
JQpife apritort fnnrhp11 ipi

iGdbigt babe, Dos IN ltngeIetIides
8eiie 5erltort tuoroen lei.
sir mid feLbit unb meiner 9lns
li9t nod aud fir bas ameritanif9s
8olt 5prebenbN, ia9te Der SenatOr,
rio[lte bas beutI9e @olt nt9t cher cine
@ntI9Gbigung erbalten Bis es bas
amertfanii9e @olt fir bic Niaionen
ia t4 tann fagen 8tlioneu an Gtgert>
t6um entI9dbigt bat, bic in riitft4tss
loier Weiie pernt9tet iporben Iinb."
Die @rtldrungen cittrenb, bic u.
Wlit9ea Palmer, Der &uitos bss Sis
Sentbums Der 2anbesfeinbe Dor benz
8ertoiligungstontmittee bes Senats
9ema4t bate, beHertte Senator
Murtin, bdb Diele Der oeutI9en @ts
9entbiimer na9 9euti4lanO Suriids
getebrt ieten unb ieBt gegsn pieIes
SonO arieg fiibrten.
.Gs 1T abiolut unoerftGnbli9,"
fiiste er bin5u, bag penn mir Reds
rung ablegen, bieIes geI4e6.n IoGte,
obne baB 9euti9lano nit uns fir Die
@srni9tuug bes gigent6ums Don
Qmeritanern abre9ret. 9ptt ToG mid
capor bebiiten, baB i9 bic SntereFen
bes beutI4en Bolts mebr Oertrete, als
i9 abfolut mltB."
.Sbun sic es bem Sumter 5u piIs
fen, oab es bem 4meritnner nit Dem
&aHrpf ernit it," iagte Serr llnoers
pOOO. sgs se30rt abiOIut in Oas Se>
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beuti4e aaiier ielbIt unter benz glaz
men anberer perfOnen etnen sroBen
9betl bes in Sruge tpmmenDeu @ls
gentbums beitBt."
Senator Stpne ppn Mifourt, Der
BpriiBer bes &pmmittees fir auspGra
tige Qngelessnbeiten, ertlGrte, OoB cine
Drifting bes 8ertrogs BON Sabre
1899 ibn baOpn iiber8eugt babe, Oab
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8ertauf bes Gisentbums Der Ganoess
fetnbs seItattet ipiirbe, o0llig in Sroa
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@nii9t no9 bic 8eretntgten StnateH
seinem b6fer 9etipiel folsen unO urz.
fere @erpfli6tungen als papierfeBen
bebanbeln".
,@prauf mir IN uuTerer 8eI1i9te
itpl5 iein t0unen 1T bic S6atIaae, baB
bic 8ereinigteu Staten ii9 tets on
ibre feierli9en 8erpflibtungen 6als
ten, Ielbft tpenu es gu unierem grD ten
glu6tbeil fem ioGte," faste Seuator
Stpne. sd polte Giublid in oiaie
Sa6e geipinnen. sluf grunb metner
No6fori9ungen bin ih gu Der gnitdt
setommen, bag bieie 9eTebgebuug
FORFEIT lit uno aus bieIem Gjruube
nebme i9 on Der Debate tetneH 9tns
t6eil."
Gem 9lmenbemert befiirtporteno,
eog Dffentli9e guttionen fir ons
Gigert6um Der Qnnoesfeinoe porile6t
uub ben 8ribotOertauF .Oer6ietet, erz
fldrte Senator 5reling6puisu, baB oen
9ped bieTes g(menbements Der lei, bic
MinoritGt Der aperitaniicbeu @ttiOs
nGre in beutI9en lIrternebmuuqeu gu
f6iiben. Gr trot ebenfals bofiir etil,
baB bic GrtTheiburgen oes &uItos
Res Gigeutbums Der 2unbesF'tnoe ets
ner ReotFipr unterfporfer Teiu fo(lte.
genotor W1ortiu mar gegen Dos
9lmenbement -bag IpGterbiu elmer cnbe
qiItigen gtbfttnmune unterliegt, neil
burh basfeG6e augebIih Serr qulmer
in ieinem 9urgeben bebtnoert peroen
t6n1tte.
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rem in bsm bejsbtcn @ebiet ii4 fiibEtar
ma9t, cine neue grbe6uns ij1 beHerts
bar MAIDEN tpirb. Glei1pisl Oh fifi
eirK itarts gentrGIregisrllng enttpiL,
iei, bic i'm Stanbe 1T, orgmiiirteit
@iOeritnsD IN srobsm lllnfans 5I
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bod, bab bic aampiesluit Der sroBen
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ben ipirb, bob bic OeiIiitsn i'm DitsH
ttiddftist stbalten iperOer, bis Der
erbsiliige Sieg I'm meiten srrunaeR
IN, iiber ben gar tein 3tpeifti berrldlt.
fporauf bann bic 9ereiuigtcn Gtooten
unb beren gerbiinbete in Der Gage iein
iperbsn, bic birstts uitb ipirHame i9iife
81 kitten, bon iueI4er Der prdEbeiit
ipridt. ?
Die IN bieiem ausenbIif ifberianbts
8otibaft bes prGiibeHtsn biirfts audi
bo5lI 6eitrasen, 8eTiirhtungen in
Rubimib be5iigli4 Der seplnnien Sns
.tsrDtntion SapGds III @ibirien su Be-
beben. Sicr berrfbt bic gfniiht. buh
bnriiber inter ben 9lliirten teiherlei
WleiHungsDerIh Ihisbsn6eit berrlfi. baB
burth bic aampiibdtisteit, bic Sapara
unternetmsr folIts, nm ben Mabinas
ticnen ber GeuiId1sn TN Often Ginv
bait 5u stbietsn unb bic ariegHDors
rattle IN MIabiipoiiot gu Ihiben. hi
ftiDer Weife bis itrritprieIIe llnpsrs
lebIi4seit RubIaahs boi,srHb bebroht
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3iuei 2imerifaner
Sci bsa tiir5li8ea Jlieserunsriff auf
aothon ert6htst.

ooHbon, IL. Mdrs. - Die 2sis
den DON ssruu 2ena 6uilbert Gpro.
einsr arneritatif den GtdteriH uu5
ibres etapa 80 ssGbre often Sobnes
fpurhen ON Weontdg in ben Sriirns
mern strtes SGufes gsflrnoen, bas Bel
bem beuti9eH 5IiegsraRgriff In ber
berTLoiIenen Mohe serit6rt tporben
mar. Sn bidem Sniis ipurbeu sip6li
perionen set5btet.
Gran forb tpobute frif9er In Gtmt'
ra, u. q. Sic mar bic 8erfdTerin
bes 2ieSes .aeep tbe Spme Jtres burs
ning-, bos su ben pppul6risn suslis
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in ftrperoerleBtem 3ltfdro aus ben
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tporber. 9us Gorb'i9e Mobnhaus uub
fiinf orsreusenbe Sduier tpareu blira
eire goube bemoiirt por6eu.
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0.e abeueruns In DEATHS.
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bes 2s6ensnntcrbdlts su befiritsn.
aaut ben itaitftighen GrmittiuIIaeH,
bic bonn @nredu fiir MrbsitsftatiItit
semaht fpurbeH, belaufen fi4 bic
nlirMHtittlidxn slnsgdbtn bon syds
milien. beren Gintinfte ii6 onf 100
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fir 9ergniigilngsn iperben bon ben
fsamilien i'm Dnrdffnitt nlrr 90
Gents uaonatlib Derrusga6t.
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ARRANGEMENTS Fir cine geplGrIte GH'
leibe Der gsreintgten GtrateI an
Gbina setroffen fporSeH fmo.
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8ergtns ftd eeeen epin.
naueaefeh.

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4. 3edne aus Merico. no, iuIr0e ans
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@ereebens segen 6as SpioTaeegeieb
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&as., oerbiiben. Or tpitrbe itutloig
beTlulbeA lid, erbotsn gu f,abeu, Dem
g8. 8. sobnion elm Weittel III Die
augen 3u tr1nfeln, iponB Sobrion
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5uriidgetpieier Derben tpiirbe. Oeore
mar friiber Wsetbooiiteitprebiger
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9Setter. .sSericl3t.

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poIttbeit uno ipGrmeres Wetter am
Dieaifag; nller 8abrldeinli9tett nod
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rns, fdltereS Detter.
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feinbIi@e Mbtbeilung. bic ii9 unfsrsn
Ginien norbpeFli@ bon Ga 8affee ,las
berte. tgurbe bur4 infer Gei9iiss unb
neutrality-suspicious. bertrieben.
Selite Wiorgen berrihte alif beiben
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Iihe 9anoeH tplirSen BET godlnlatfHl,
norooftlib BON SSetp uno M Der gtdbe
bon Rnn0lelrlaia, an Der Sdauerirfo.
Sbeiia 9abu, ouseirogoereeiprengt.
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