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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-02-14

Morgan, Reuben, Camp Taylor
Louisville. Ky.
Morgan, Rufus, Med. Dept. Fl. Benz
Harrison, Ind.
Moore, Edwin. Hdqr. Co. 1886 Inf.
Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky.
Moore, Harold, Aviation Corps, Column
bus, o.
Moore. George, Aviation Corps ?
Murrell, Jesse L., Bar. $50 N. C. s
Camp Decatur. Ill.
Neal, Sidney, Battery A. ~ F. A. Fl
Meyer, va.
Nickel, Clarence, NJ. d. 10th Inf.
Camp Shelby, Miss.
Nickel, Ira, Lieut., Camp Taylor
Louisville, Ky.
Osborn, J. o., Co. ID, 9th Eng, A. EFF.
p. NJ, New YORK City.
Parker, Clarence, Camp Shelby, Hat
tiesburg, Miss.
Phelps, Glenn, Ambulance Corps 81
Fort Clark, Texas.
Picklesimer, Parnell, Y. NJ. C. A.,
Fort Orglethorpe. Ga.
Porter, Donald, Musician, il9th Inf
Band, Hdqr. Co., Hattiesburg. Miss.
Powell, Stanley, i8 Co., ~ Blu. $50
Parker, Thos. L., K-ii, o. t. S., Camp
Sherman, Chillicothe, Ohio.
Parker, Robert, Co L, i20th Inf,
Service Branch, Greenville, S. C.
parson, Chester, Marine Bar. Co. n,
Paris Island. S. C.
Patin, Ralph, Y. M. C. A.. Des Moines,
Iowa.
Pearson, Leland E.. send C. i5i De-
pot b., Camp Meade, Md.
Perry, Penn. Camp Taylor. Louis
willie, Ky.
Perkins, u. S. S. Jenkins, Postmaster,
New York City.
ID. b. Camp Taylor, Ky.
Phelps, Glenn c., A. C. "a, Douglas,
AriZ.
Pickett, John Allen, Co. g, ii9th
Inf, Camp Shelby. Miss.
Raine, James Watt, Army Y, M. C. A.,
Camp Shelby, Miss.
Reams, Robert Inf. Co. ID. Med. TT.
Camp, Fl. Benz. Harrison, Ind.
Redden, Sergt. +. A., FL. Omaha.
Omaha, Neb.
Reid. Harry b., Aviation Squadron,
San Antonio, Texas.
Richardson, William X, Med. Dept,
TT. Sill, Okla.
Rice, Augustus. Battle Creek Ambu-
lance Corps. Allentown. Pa
Ritter. Corp. Henry A.. 800 Fld. Sig.
Bgd. Co. c. Camp Taylor, Ky.
Reynolds. Taylor, Battle Creek Am
bulance Corps. Allentown. Pa
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-02-14

Hubbard, Lloyd. Camp Sheridan
Montgomery, Ala.
Hunter, Harry s., Bat. A. ti9 u. S. f
A., Camp Macarthur, Waco, Texas
Hunter, Hinton H., i0S Co.. 9Th Reg
u. S. Marine, Galveston, Texas.
Imrie, Lieut.. N. A., SO Coleman st.
London. England.
Imrie, Jack, 80 Coleman St., London
England.
Isaacs, Lieut.. NJ. j., 326 F. A., Camp
Taylor, Louisville, Ky.
son, Sgt. Denver, Co. ID. ii9 Inf, Camp
Shelby. Miss.
Johnson, Corp. Clyde, i46 F. A. 4fst
Division, A. r. f., via N. Y. p. M.
Johnson, Stanley, Co. No. 45, Paris
Island, Port Royal. S. C.
Jones, Elan, PA Aero Squad, Park
field, Tenn.
Jcnes. Simon, Co. b, 10th lnt- Fort
benjamin Harrison, Ind
Jenkins, Charles ~. Supply Co. 81
32z Field Artillery, Camp Sher-
nan. ChIllicOthe. q.
Kincaid, Bradley. Co. L, 33ith Inf,
Camp Taylor, Ky.
Linton, Leo s., Died at Camp Mac
Arthur, Texas. February 3, 1918.
Lewis, Hugh, Camp Sheridan, Mont
gOmery. Ala.
Lockin, Earl W., Reg. A. Recruit De-
tach. Co. 8, Camp Taylor. Ky.
Lynch, Sergt. Dora. send Inf. Mill
tary Branch, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Martin, Sergeant Robert, Med. Dept.
ilth F. A., Fort Sill, Okla.
Martin. Carlyle, Fort Lee, Peters
burg, Va.
May, Bruce, Q. M. Corps, Co. 4, Madi-
son Barracks. N. Y.
May, G. H., 0. NJ. Div. S7th Aero
Squadron, Mt. Clemens. Mich.
NARROW, George, Co. 2. Squad. 1886,
Aviation, TT. Thomas, Ky.
Mccain, John W.. Co. b. 309th En-
gfneers. Camp Taylor, Ky.
McComas. Battle Greek Ambulance
Co., Allentown, Pa
McGuffey, William, U. S. S. Missis-
sippi, care Post Master, New York
City, Div. X.
Mcclure, Ben. France. 4. F. Co. M.
9th Inf, Via. N. Y.
Mckay. Lieut.. Walter H., Medical
Corps, American Expeditionary
Forces.
McMullin, Samuel, i59th Inf. Camp
Shelby. Hattiesburg, Miss.
Menzie, Leonard w, Overseas Bat
talon, Marine Barracks, Paris Is
land. S. C.
Miller. Robert f.. Block II. 10, Camp
Johnston, Jacksonville, Fla.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-02-14
LIBERTY LOAN PRIMER
Making Humanity Safe

Much has been said about making
The world safe for humanity. Some
people are inclined 20 regard this
as merely platitude. But 10 isn't.
Recent occurrences at sea are in
tensely illuminating on this point.
On one occasion a German sub
marine permitted a lot Of English
sailors to Chamber aboard after their
ship had been sunk and their small
boats been swamped. And after an
hour or so the U-boat submerged
and drowned them all but one.
Dozens Of instances have been re-
ported where the Germans shelled
open boats after having sunk a ship.
Frequently their occupants were
killed or wounded.
Humanity was decide, y in dan
ger there.
But on November "a when the
American destroyer Tanning sunk
a U-boat, Mate Harwell and Coxwain
Connor jumped overheard To rescue
a drowning German of the subma-
rine's crew. And they saved him.
Humanity there was safe.
There's a big difference in the
American and German idea of hui
manity.
Few Of us care for the German
Brand.
That's why we buy Liberty Bonds.
They're insurance against it.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-02-14
ITALY AND FRANCE REGULATE
NEWSPAPER SIZE AND RESTRICT
USE OF PAPER

Newspapers in Italy are now reg
ulated by the Government as TO size
and price. With some exceptions
daily papers must not contain more
than four pages. and 10 times IA
month they must be published in
two pages. Returns by dealers mus:
not exceed 1919 of the number OF
copies furnished.
In, France DEGREES have been is
sued which impose restrictions upon
the use Of paper, particularly for
posters. Certain kinds Of advertis-
ing posters are entirely prohibited
while for others the size is limited.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-02-14
U. s. TRANSPORT SUNK
Continued from Page one)

announce artist Of those on board until
complete reports had been received.
Instructions were sent by wireless
and cable by the war, navy and state
departments to their representatives in
England and Ireland, directing that
every detail be forwarded at the
earliest possible moment.
Land at Two Northern Irish Towns.
Buncranna, at which survivors from
the Tuscania were landed, is located on
Tough Swilly, on the northern coast OF
Ireland, II miles from Londonderry.
Tough Swilly is a long. narrow bay
running In from the Atlantic ocean.
Larne. where other survivors were
landed from the vessel, is on the
northeast coast of Ireland, % miles
from Belfast. II is north channel
port The approximate distance by
water between the two ports Is 100
miles.
Disaster News Rushed to President.
President Wilson was Informed of
the Tuscania sinking by Secretary Tu-
multy while he was at the theater.
Secretary of War Baker received IL
at his office, where he was working
late. Secretary of the Navy Daniels
was at home.
Ii was the grim irony of fate that
the word of the first great disaster of
the war should come on the heels OF
Mr.. Daniels announcement, made yes
terday as an echo of a. London state
ment:
THE war against the U-boats is be-
ing won"
The indicated locality of the torpe-
doing. off the Irish coast, suggests that
the troops were portion of the divi-
sion that reports had II were to be
trained in England for service In
Flanders.
Among the men on the TuscanIa
were aero and forestry units, as well
as some National Guardsmen, but Off
cials of the war department took the
position that If the statement were
authorized that the troops came from
any particular states, especially In the
sase of several states having consider
able numbers of troops on the move,
II might create the impression that a
great many more troops from two
states In particular were involved
than was the fact
Urged to Withhold State Names.
For this reason representatives Of
the press were especially urged not to
give, until authorized, the names Of
several states, small contingents OF
whose Guardsmen were on board the
torpedoed vessel.
The Tuscania was In charge OF
British officer and British crew.
There was no American naval crew,
but British naval armed guard on
board. The vessel was conveyed by
British warships, but as II was flying
the British flag and In charge of the
British admiralty II was impossible to
learn tonight just how the vessel was
conveyed. although Vice Admiral Sims
at London Is understood 10 have been
fully aware of the circumstances OF
the convoy.
Largest Loss for v. s.
The sinking of the Tuscanla repre-
sents apparently the largest casualty
list since the United States entered the
war.
The Tuscania was steel twin screw
Anchor line steamer Of i4.34s 'tonA
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-02-14
IN OUR OWN STATE
CONTINUED from PAGE one)

officers, was arrested at Richmond
by Chief of Police Devore. The
negro was taken back TO Pittsburgh
by Detectives Frank and Gesler, of
Pittsburgh. Both of the negroes
were citizens of Richmond and had
gone to Pittsburgh to work.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-02-14
WORLD NEWS
Continued from Page one)

always be separated TO keep the
boat afloat. no matter how bad a
hole may be made in the vessel. AT
any rate time to escape may be Sc
cured by this means.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-02-14
Enlist in the Great Industrial Army
and Assist Our Government

This is only commercial but patriotic PROPOSE
ton as we'll Our Government is making strong demands
us to furnish spokes for army In order to make
good contracts with the Government call upon
farmer riends do their best get their spoke timber
our factory.
The Standard Wheel Company is in need to-day Of
and half million spokes either oak hck
ory size s. in 2ss in in long, and five millions of
other kinds of spokes Don't be afraid you will gut the
market We these pokes within the next six months
Our factory will remain Berea long you furnish
the timber to operate
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1918-02-14
Largest Loss for U. s.

The sinking of the Tuscanla repre-
sents apparently the largest casualty
list since the United States entered the
war.
The Tuscania was steel twin screw
Anchor line steamer OF 14.34S tons.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-29
Die Oma9a Gribiinc
iibcrnimtitt ceferliite
ser ,,1tcbraska Btcnc''

ggie mir bereits Ssreitng eenleloet,
bat 6as oeuti6e @odenblatt in 60.
lumbus, gtebr., bic .gaebrasta Bic
ne" ibr Grideinen eingeiteIlt.
3ie I1gli9e 9nnbo Sribiine bot
Die 2eierIiite Der agiene" fdufIid
ermorben un6 miro 0en 2eIern bieieS
iett eingegnngenen 8latteS bon iett
ab Die SGglide Sluabd Sri6iine slt-
geionot iper6en. Serr 2eopoI0 Sag
al Der &eoofteur Ser friiberert Bic
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niiien in bertidelt areiien beionOere
l(ufmerti1nlteit piblnen unO narii6er
in Ser Sribiine berinten.
8ir boffen suberiihtIid, Die Der-
ten 2eIer Ser biSberigen o9iene" ols
treue 2eier Der 3ribiine getpinnen
3u f0nnen. 0aB Alnen Die Eribitne
gefaIen nno Elm Ftdn0iger tuiIfom.
mener @o1t IN ibren Seine werben
m6ge, oas tit unier oufri4tiger
8unid.
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,,cibertp 1l1ctor"
6il6erit ,ucrfpcA

2on6on, 20. SUM. n&iir8Gif in
GSranfreih un6 bier gerno6te 8ro-
ben nit bem nrueIten amerifaniihen
6Iuqscugnotor baben Die 4ropbe-
8eillng geredtfertigt, buB er Elm dlt-
BERT pertDoQer 8eitrag fir Die olli.
icrten 91elourcen it, un6 Die Ser,
staaten tonnen ieine RroOltftion nit
aQem 9ertrouen betreiben."
Sizes Doren Sic @orte oes neuen
02inilterg fiir 6lu9neien Sir 8il-
liam 8eir, Ser in Dem 8ilbur
6t-8ortrog oes Or. gurono Sen
8oritB fil6rte. Or 9uranO lit Der
uiiieni6oftIide 9(ttahe Der omerifa-
niiben gotidaft. Sir @illiom oonf.
te oent Ge0ner uno io9te, 6eiien gor-
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teAniIben 0litglie0ern Der &egie.
runa qepriift ner0en, iouie bon al.
len, Die Itd NIT Der 9(npenoltnQ
oeronoutiider 8iiienidoften auf ben
5lug5eugbou befaiien.
Damn 8ollte Cir @illiom Der @e.
Ihidlidfeit, Dem Grfirt0ungSgctit
llno ser tedniiden SSdbiqfeit oer
0}dnner GroB6ritannien8 Sribtt
6ie Gltg3euge entporfen boben 9i(
nele 8ofitif, nobel Der gntipurf Der
synouitrie ii6erIaiien miro, babe it'd
ols iebr erfoIgrei6 erIpieien. 9aS
IeBte arieq8iabr babe groBere Sort
ic1ritte gebra4t ais Die beioen eriter
Sabre. Gie tedniide Stellung bel
glaiierten Dem 6einoe ge9eniiber ie
gegenpGrtig ebenio iiberlegen nte oil
Gigenihoiten Der @eipanotbeit, Dee
ltnternebnnngsgeiites uno Der gIu8
bauer, oie bon alliierten 6licgern ge
5eigt meroen.
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81 ncme Gcner6lc
BON 111iliclt eritaiant

g8oIbington 29e SUM. Graii-
bent @iIion ion0tt geitern Die Gr-
nenrtttng bon ndt Brigade -@enerdlen
ali @enerolmaiorefJ nto bon 43
SberIten 3n griga6e.@eneralen 6llr
@eItGtignng an ben Seltat, 9ie alt
@eneraluajoren ernannten ftno:
WeaIon so. 95atrif, g0parO 90.
2etpis, g8illiom s. Snom, 8illiom
81. Smitb, 8eter 6. Grau6, 8iIliom
q. @raoes, SSanes 6. Sar6orh,
Charles s. GuutulerolI.
Inter oen neuernonnten 43 8rt-
gaoe-@enerdlen befii0en itA oud)
S6erIt Cornelius @an0erbilt bon
SEEM gorf uno 9berit Douglas @fc-
4rtbltr, Sobn Der beritorbenen Sc
nerals 0}cart6ur uno Gta68def Der
&egen6ogen0ibtliou Der fiir8lid BEL
eineu 2(ngriff ouf Oie 9eutiden
oerlultaoet nur0e.
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Der 4. Jmli oeickGi0cr
Scicrtao int Sr0nkrei6

gori8, 30. Sltni. 0it 9ro-
Bem Gnt6uiiosum8 ipur6e in Ser 0e.
putiprtenfomlner geitern bic Gnfiin-
Oigung ouFgenommen Dab Der d..
synli in 5ranfreid) ols geietlifer
SSeiertog beobadtet miro. nSSSr ben
filr8liden SdIodten boben Die ame.
rifantiden SoIooten ourd muer-
g[eidliden Dlut beipieieu ans mel.
dem 3euge iie gentndt iinO" iagte
Ser fSronflin,gouiaon Ser 9epu-
tierte berlo8 einen 8rief bon General
9eribing Ser erf(drte, bob Qnerifa
bis auf BEN Iebten 0tann tGmpfcn
Der0e fir ben 3ritlnlpb 0e8 &e6te8.
0ie 8eputierten gaben Dem ameri.
faniiden 8otichafter @m @raoes
5barp, ser IN Der 8iplornateHgaIle-
rie 5ugegcn mar, cine Snation
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@fgtnrtOolutioa TIT
sSnnern &ublanOs
Gs bei6t sic SeMti9e teeicrmna trifft anesbs
lieb nnitalten, NrSnnne in RmBlanS bcrsals
Itellcn; 1ltarimaliitcn tperScn cabct bclfcft
@efaneene kSnnen Oits1snblano nidet OerlaiIcrt

jenes @ebiet in oertibem gefis be-
finoe. gluf 8efragen bot Der oeltt-
i1e @finiIter oes gleuBern erfl1rt,
bab lte un6 Die iibrigen Waitglie0er
Der Samilie Oes friiberen 3aren duf
etgenem 8lunidj III Der &rim per-
bIie6en.
9cittidle ariesssefungene in Si6irien
M2osfau, 80. Sum. SnfoIge oes
9tlfItanoe8 Ser Sideho-5loDafen lit
Der @erfebr ouf Der Granssfibiriiden
Gobn gel6bntt moroen. Ser &Ian
Ser belttiden &egierlmg, 0ie in Si.
birien befin0Iiden &riegsgefmgenen
beim5ubef0roerr, itno infolge oeiien
geiheitert. 99yn bem bon oen eide
do.Slobafen beberridten @ebiet Je-
fin0en fi6 lt1gefGbr 100000 oeit-
ide rno 6iterreifiihe Griegsgefan.
gene 100000 in 5ibirien, $4,000
in Sltrfeiton rutb Ser Geit in BEN
8robin5en &ernt l1fa lno Sren-
burg. 9orltnter fin0 1900 Off
3iere.
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81 1tamett ailf Sen
bemtiacn 1oerlilitliSter1
Inter bencn, bic ifren 8nnSeu erla-
gen, befiuOet iidl andl Elm gR'
brastaer.

ggoIbington, 80. SUM. - @ene.
raj geribing beri6tete beltte AZ Ra-
men ouf Der gerIitItfiite Elm. Stint
Wtonn puroen i'm Sample getotet
12 erlogen ibren @rn6en; 8tpei
Itarben an aranfbeiten; 8tpei bitten
our6 l1nfoI un6 aus onoeren @riin.
BEN ibr 2eben Elm. IA @tann uur'
oeu idlper bcrtprtnoet nno Z Nonn
lper6en berniBt.
Inter 0enen Die i6ren 8un6en et.
Iegcn ftno, befitl0et iidl aud s. S.
8aIien bon 9rooffielo, geebr.
8oibington 20. SSltni. 9ie
beute genteIbeten @erllrIte Der Nari-
netrubpen belnl1fen iid auf SO
@onn. 9abon muroen "a I'M
Sample get0tet, s erIogen ibren
8unoen uno Z tpltr0en bertpunOet.
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teoicriti,e pcrld6t ii6
aitf Scmti1c lorciic
GlObert s. @lenn, Spe5ial'Ggent ScS
Nliliunrier &ertcibisnngsrnts,
itellt letterer bOB@ Sob aus.

ct. 2ouis, g1o., 27. SUM-. (Boit-
beridt.)-9}obert s. Glenn, Spe'
aioI.Q(qent 0es MliIiourier 8erteiOi.
qltnasrots, erfl1rte geitern in elmer
Seonierena nit gfebofteuren oeutid'
i2ro6iger 8eitiuoen oes 6taates
inn glanters Sotel, Dob Die 8tnoes'
regierrng in g8nibington it4 ouf
Die beutIdiprodige 9reiie OeS Can
oe8 berloIle, I'M Der Station bebilf'
LID at Ieil Sen &rieg au getptn.
nen. Ser g&ntionole 8erteioigungS'
rat bat Ourb ieiu 8aibtngtoner
giiro fir StootS3meige elm 3irfulor
per6reiten iuIieii, 6as gum 3tpede
bat, Die i'm 8olfe borberri6enoen
Gor1rteile gegen Die belttidipro6ige
BreiIe 6eS 2onoes 8u befGmpfen
uno cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. eit1-
8uleiten, nm Die 8ilrger bon Dem
@erte ser oeutidipra6igen &reiie
sur @rreihung ser 8etpobuer, Die
nit 8orliebe eine Seititng IN ibrer
MltterIpro6e Ieien, gu iiber8eugen.
@lenn erfldrte, oaB er ben gnn5en
Staat bereift uno iiberoa gefunoen
babe, baB Die beuti6iprodiaen 8ei.
tttngen Die 9eglertng in ieoer 8eiie
lnteritiiben unO fit Oie 8etpegtn.
gen 3u @uniteu Ser 4riegstdttgfeit
Der 9tegieritno Gropaganba MAIDEN.
@r lobte beiopOers Ole g8eitlide
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Ct. t3aer bate IL
Slieocr ab9ci6oRen

Sort @opne, Synb., 80 SUM. =
2elltuont Saul Gronf gder, Der
onerifaniibe o2(B" Der fih iebt in
8eutihlono in @efangenidaft be.
finoet, 6otte II feinoIide 5lieqer
o6geIdoIien, ebe er am %. 9fai
inner6olb Ser Oelttiden 2inten gum
2un0en ge3mltngen mur0e 60 be-
ridtet 03oior 8n. Sbap, Der Die
t03. 5liegeridnaoron fommanoiert.
in einem 8rieIe on 6rau @nn1o
9oer 8per, oie 02ltter 0eS 5lie,
gers. 0ffi3iell muroen ibm neun
8Iieger 3ugeihrieben adt onoere
iol er mad 8ebauptung Ieiner Slug
genoIien abgeidoiien baben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-29
Senat pcrtuirft
NltcrscrbS9iiitG
9as Saa.GmenOement iunrbe NIT
49 sesen % Stimmen abidlG.
GIG beffieSeH

@of6inaton, 80. SUM. - Ser
Senat bertDorf NIT elmer Stimnen.
5obI bon 40 gegen 25 Oos San.
ENHANCEMENT at Der $12.000,000,.
900 glrulee 8ertpiIlieungsborIoge,
our6 ipel6es oas @ebrpfIidJtsoIter
bon 90 big 40 Sdbren ousgeoebnt
nerben iollte. Senator Rorris bon
Nebrasfa itinulte bnfiir, Senator
Sitdcof ongegen. 91trh glufrdu-
mllug oieier &ontrooerie muroe. Der
gerpiIGig1ngsborloge freie 8abn ge-
Iaiien.
g(uBer Ser gerherfung bes SoIl
Gmenoements muroen bonn Senote
anOere 3uiGte giiuitig beitbieoen,
Gineg 0obon ontofiIierte Die 0rga,
niiation Der $t00000.000 Slug.
seug gro0uftions 9orporation,
bia Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. utter.
itebt.
YIN SuldB, 0ef ull8el0ilAleH iDlrT
be, betrifit oie 9eutraIen inOem ct
torfiebt, ooB 8iirqer neutrnIer 9dn-
Ser, sic iebt Der BebrpfIiht unter.
lporfen fino uno lire erIten Robicre
ber1itsgcnonn1en boben, nidt Sir.
ger perben f0nnen menn tie gefrei.
i,ng bonn ariegs0ienIt nohiuden.
0ieie @orfebrltug tptroe BON Sena-
tor @itbcod eingerei6t.
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2lmter. 1sapellntciItcr
itittcr ibtperer 1lnkla9c

Son Qfntonio, Ger, 90. aimi. -
aopeIImeiiter Oscar 8iermnnn Der
felt is syobten Der amerifaniihen
armee ongeb6rt un0 oie aapeIle oes
10. S5nfonterie.Re9imente8 Die be-
Ite oe8 iitoliden Gepnrtemerts, lei
tete, lit inter geiduloigung Der I'm
lopolitGt berbnftet iporoen. II Der-
idieoene 8Iogeplrnfte per0en ge9en
i'm geIten0 gemodt, 0arunter Die
Sommlrne bon @eI0ertb Die nod
9eutIt6Ian0 geididt peroen ioIltcu.
gr Iolf bebauptet ba6en, BOB Der
Safer Elm g6ttlibes 9ledt BETTE, 3u
regieren. or wur0e IN 1904 nat1t.
roliiiert.
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8itrid, 80. Suni.-9elttife Bel.
tlinaen meloen, Die Hegierltng plane
nilitdrtide Snteroention in Stub.
LAMB, un Die rSrOnl1ng ber5lItel-
Ielt. sic bebnltpten, boB Die rui.
iii6en Nlogimalilten babel 9elfen
per0en.
2onoon, 90. Syltni.-Sier aus ao-
penbogen eingetroffene unbeitdtiete
0epeiben beiager1 bob ben Sobtet
fein0lid,e Streitfrdfte Nlosfau be-
iett, Die 8oIibebifi 9fegierung 9e'
itiir8t uno SEN @roBfiiriten gtidolas
surn aoiier bon &uBlan0 eingeieBt
baben. Dtosfau, 10 beiBt es IN elmer
9epeIt6e on Die @rdunge &elegrapb
Gompanp, 1T bon ben Grtppen Der
@enerGle &orniloff uno aoleOines,
unter1tiibt bon 0ellti6en Sruppen be.
iebt nor0en.
3ie 3eitungen in &openbagen ber.
0ffentlt6en cine 8erliner 3epei4e,
lalt pelder oie 8erliner Sagesset-
tllng BON ibren Getrogro0er 8orre-
iponoenten no6iteben0e Melbtng er'
balten bat: s@fan gIaltbt bier, oaB
oie 9oIibebifi gfegieruttg balo ge-
1tiir8t ner0en miro uno bob &erensfg
ser fon1rnen0e Mann in &uBlanO
iein miro.
gseitere g}o6ridten beiagen, BOB
oie QnbGnger 0e8 @roBfiiriten gti6o-
las Die Sopiet Gegierllng IN ben #.
birii6en Brobin5en Srfutsf, 9lngo.
bieibtdensf uno &babarobsf BERTHE.
ben baben. 9ie g2ie0erlage Der Sol.
Ibebifi, 10 betBt e8, tpur0e 6urd biz
Siege 0er&i6edp-ilooafiidet Streit
frafte uno 0e8 8errots Der 9toten
@aroe ernt0glidt. IS miro geiagt,
noB glbteilungen oee 2eBteren ibre
9ffi3iere erntoroeten un0 iiA oann
er9abefl.
g(ntIterbarn, 80. SUM. = Grof.
9olt[ DtIufoff. 6iibrer Der rttiiiiden
fonItitrtionellen 9el1tofrnten uno
2tleganoer s. @ubfoff, 6iibrer Der
0ctoberiIten, itn0 3u Sarbin, in Der
Mon0idurei, eir1getroffen. 9ort bn-
ben fie ii6 an Die SpiBe elmer 8e-
getreDoIution geiteIlt. go nleIoet
0ie goiitihe 3eitung.
3ariua-@itpe bleibt in Ser 9rim.
&opeft6agelL 20. eSSuui.-9ie 3ei-
tltng gtotionaL Gi0en idreibt, 0aB Die
bertpitrpete 8arinn Marte Seo0orotp'
na, cine frii6ere 0dniihe Grin8eiiin,
Iid INNER nod in ser &rin anfbaIte
ltno Oieies trob Ser Gatiade, baB itd
EyS2s
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1oaris in Srei Gaeen
Srcimal bci6cHett

garis, 30. Syuni. 8eutide
GsIieger 6abcu innerbaIb orei ga.
qen 0rei glngrifie duf 95aris gema4t
un6 Die Staot faIt 3pei Stltnoen
Iona nm gtitternodt boutbar6iert
Sc neroen feline 8erIuIte ON W1en-
idenle6en oenlel0et. Ole g9nrnlng
bon 6em glaben Der feinoIiden 5liG.
qer erfolate lebte gtodt mn 1859,
beiBt es in Dem offi5ieIlen geridt
Die feinOliden 5Illg8eitge fuuroen
bon Den g(6ne9rgsidiiben lttter 5eu'
er qenonmen. g1ebrere 8omben
mur6en berobgeporfen, bod for0er.
ten 0ieieI6en feline Spfer lin
1890 erfoIgte Oas Signal oalIes
flar."
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ffrnft gerh5r in Cmaha

8oibington. 80 SUM. - Die
3tDiidenltaatIibe 5nnOelsfomtniiiion
bat angeorOnet, onB IN Cmaba Elm
8erbor a6gebaltcn Dsroen ioa, o6
oie Observation-Disclosures, Die bon
Der Giieubabnberunlhmg angeoro-
net Duroe uno Die biele 9erfroh,
tinpsreaeln dn0ert, ongcnoninen
meroeu ioGtc. 9os 8rrbor miro
am 10 2luguit in Smabu itottiin.
0en.