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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
2.14 North and SIG South to
Be Discontinued
January 20
CONNECTION FROM
BOSTON AFFECTED
Put in Effect on Boston Maine
New York Sleeper Will Go South
Hours Earlier Than at Present

Brattleboro viii be considerably affected
by the wholesale curtailment OF passenger
trains announced 10 take effect on he Bas-
ton 4 Maine railroad SUNDAY. Jan 21. al
though connections viii be less seriously
dis.rranged than was at inst thought prob
able
Two through trains each wa, will he lie
moved from the onnecticut Passlnpsic
division but a. one of these i the so-caled
kcene express it will not affect this town
directly. The train from Springfield due in
Blattieboro at III D. ~ Will be discon-
tinued, however, a. Viii also the south
bound train leaving here al s. D. IA. The
loss Of the ,. II does away with what is st
/ present this towns best connection from
| Boston hut a. the 10 a IN. express from
that city to Troy is TO be dropped the
change on the local division is of less i'm
portance Under the new schedule it will
! be impossible To- get Ia Brattleboio from
| Boston before 80 p. M. unless one takes
a before breakfast train ont OF the Hub.
| The discontinuance OF the evening train
south viii probably result in new running
time for the i.32 afternoon express Tor
! Springfield This train will carry the New
\ ork sleeper which j. now attached 10 the
$. II and j. likely To- leave Brattlehoro an
Eour later than il does at present Ii j.
also probable that the 9.0l a M. and l 04
a in. north bound will run about an hour
later than al present Other trains through
here are likely to run on or close 10 pres
rnt schedule
10 tar as northern connections are con
cerned the afternoon train from White
River junction north over the Central
Vermont viii be discontinued sundays a.
will also the afternoon train from Bellows
Falls to Rutland
On the entire Boston l. Maine system
there are TO be 96 changes in das train.
and - IN Sunday trains. omltting dupi-
cations 0f all the divisions affected the
Fitchburg appears to be the hardest hit
The Green Mountain flyer leaving Boston
At 9l5 a. m. Tor Montreal via Bellows
Falls and Rutland il to be dropped a- 3,
through train. also the New England
states Limited leavin. Boston ar II - a
m. FOR Montreal 10y way OF White River
junction.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
Believe II Is Destined TO
Cause Greater Sensation
Than Lloyd Georges
WASHINGTON ALSO
COMMENDS MESSAGE
Expected TO Counteract Evil Effects of
German paganda-German Paper
Thinks British Premier Masqueraded
in Selected Disguise.

LONDON, Jan a-london morning
ncv sptpcr4 made a big display of the
main part oi President Wilson's addres,
which evidently is destined to cause a ian
s,,atcr sensation than the speech made
saturday hy Premier Lloyd George. in
tlc Introductory note the President ad
dress is called epoch making by onr
paper. The Daily Chronicle IN au editor
ial note expresses keen satisfaction that
President Wilson has once more seized a
pt,ut occasion in order to give the lead
not only to his own nation. but 10 the
conscience ot civilized mankind
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
HOSPITAL SHIP SUNK.
Was Entitled to Immunity When
Attacked by Germans.

LONDON, Jan 9-Thc hos, ital
ship Rcwa. 7,&oS tons, was torpe-
doed and sunk i'll the Bristol chan-
mel on Jan. II while on her way
from Gihraltcr, it ia announced Of
fieially An the wounded were
saved. There were three casuaitic,
among the crew. The official state
mcnt says:
She was di,playin all the liehts
aud markings remircd hv The
Hague convention. She was not and
had not been within the ao-calIrd
barred zone rs deljnited in tac
statements isAcd by tho German
government on Jan. 70, 1917.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
HEARING TO-DAY
IN COWLES CASE
Former Brattleboro Woman Here Mon
day After Witnesses in Suit
Against Husband.

The long drawn-out case Of Mrs.
Florence J. Cowles of Brookiine, Mass
formerly Of Rrattleboro, against her
divorced husband. Or. Edward $
Cowles Of Portsmouth, y. H.. comes be
fore the supreme court in Exeter, \. Fl .
today. Mrs. Cowles is petitioning foi
the permanent custody of her children
Accompanied by her attorney, Mr.
Jennings. Mrs. Cowlcs was in Brattle
boro Monday in an effort, it is under
stood, to get number of local people
to appear rs witnesses in her behalf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
BODIES ON TRACK.
Two Railroad Employees Killed Between
Athol and Royalston.

ATHOL. Mass. Jan. Q The bodies OF
Martin Dunn of Troy, - H.. Boston &
Maine railroad section foreman. and Vii
liam AIcttili, track man. were found on
the railroad track between Athol and
Royalston today. The men apparently
had been struck by train without the
knowledge of the crew,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09

CARDIFF, Wales. Jan. 9.-Most
Of the Survivors of the Rewa were
landed at Swansea. many Of them
we're without clothing Of any kind.
The wounded were removed immc
diatcly ta q hospital. The torpedo
which sank the Rewa went directly
through the red cross painted on her
side.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09

BERLIN. Jan. :. via London. Jan Q,
by The Associated Pre4s Norwaerts, the
principal organ Of the Socialists in COM
mcutiug on the war aims speech OF Pre-
mier Lloyd George declared the premier
masQuciadcd in a carefully selected dis
gusc. 1t says the speech was framed in
some parts So as TO meet the approval OF
the German working men.
The newspaper adds that the premier
abandonment OF the attempt to interfere
in Germans internal affairs is gratifying
and that his demand that the states which
have been oycrrun IN the course OF the
war be restored to complete independence
viii not call forth contradiction.
Referring 10 Alsacc-lortainc the news
paper saws the inhabitants ol these dis
tricts are not foreign or alien people
within the German state
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan. o-Appfoval Of
President Wilson's address to congress
VAS heard oh every side IN Washington
today. The opinion seems universal that
he ha, chosen the psychological moment
to countouet any evil effects oi Germany 5
latest peace propaganda Although some
members profess to believe that the Ger
mans might lind the terms laid down ae-
cnptuhlc as a basis o. negotiations those
officials saw IN the definite proposal cot
the address only a great War document,
clearing the atmosphere for the allies.
hcattcning the Russians and furnishing q
light for the German people if they
choose to see it,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
RIOTING IN PORTUGAL.
Crews of Warships Mutinied and Be
gan Bombarding Port Of Lisbon.

MADRID, Jan. 9.-Another out
break has occurred in Portugal, ac
cording to news reachim" here from
beyond the frontier. Crews Of Por-
tu2ucsc war>hips mutinied and be
gan bombarding the Lisbon port, II
Is stated. The army, il appears, re-
manned faithful to the government
Of DR. Sidonio Paev and tranquil
htv has been restored.
The surrender Of the rebellious
crews is understood to have marked
the inclusion of the disturbances.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
PERSHING STALLED.
Couldn't Use Auto and Was Compelled
to Walk Several Miles.

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ~
FRANCE. Jan. ). by the Associated
Press. so.-Slippcry ice-coatcd roads have
upset traffic between camp, and head
quarters. Gen. Per>hing himself became
a victim this morning v hen his automo-
bile stalled between two hills and was TN
able to 90 forward on backward lie
walked several miles through the snow
and ,lush to hi- destination.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
INCREASE IN RATES.
Many Changes TO Meet New Conditions
in Railroad Management.

WASHINGTON. Jan s. General read
luetmcnt OF the country's complicated
rate system to fix the new -compcti-
tive situation will be one Of the early
utgrowthS OF government railroad opera
ton. il was officially indicated today.
Many feadln-tmcnte considered inevitable
involve material increases in rates.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
In Odd Fellows Temple

Regular meeting Of Canton Palestine
No. ;, tomorrow, Thureday evening, at
80.
Friday. Jan. H. Regular dance Iy-
mans orchestra viii furnish music,
Some Rcbekah loft Il muG at the
temple Christmas eve. 1t may be OH
tanned by calling for it. Another was
also left at the temple Tuesday even
ing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
U. S. GCING IN FOR SUBMARINES
Fleet Equal to Germany's i'll Year,
Hints Chairman Padgett.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Jan. 9.-Chaiman
radectt of the house naval commit
tee. who camc hero to make several
;,ddrc,ses, said that within a year the
United States would have submarine
dcct as good as that of Germany ol
better.
The number of submarines now I'M
der renst ruetiou is naval secret,
he aid. "and all that can be said Is
that the l3S which ara being built
under the authorization of the FRO
gram - August. 1916, are only pafi
ot the Nhoi. Number
New Nork city in one manth arrest
cd .IS1 auto surcdcrs.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
PEACE DELEGATES MEET.
Only Questions of Procedure Disposed
of at Brest Litovsk.

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 9.-Thc leaders
of the delegation representing Russia
and the central powers held a prelimi-
nary discussion Yesterday, disposing Of
questions ot procedure, a despatch from
Brc.t- Iitoysk reports. A plenarv scs-
sion Of the delegates was arranged for
tins mnrnin9.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
AMERICANS PRISONERS.
Two Men from Destroyer Jacob Jones
Held Prisoners

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-Two me4l
from the destroyer Jacob Jones' subna
rined on Dee. 6, now are held prison
crs in Germany. it was officially an
nounced here today. Through the Rea
Cross, the navy has learned that one is
Albert DeMello, seaman, and the other
John Francis Murphy, cook. DeaIei-
10 e address was New Bedford. Mass.
Murphy, whose name was given previ-
oualy as Marfee, lived at Newport.
Il. |.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
Centre Congregational Church
Notice

The annual meeting Of the Centre
Congrc rational church will hr held IN
ih' tha'el Friday evening, Jan. H.,
t"l~, at q 'tiorb, te transact the fol
lowing business;
Article ]. To hear the reports Of
officers and organizations al the church
for tho IaH year.
Article 2 TO elect all officers tt-
quired 10y the by laws.
Article 3. To transact any other
busiucs, that legally may come hefore
the meeting.
WAITER \. GILBERT, clerk.
Era!tlrboro, VI, Jan. 4, 1918.
Friday, Ian. II, Glj p. m Annual sup
per lor members ot thr church and partsl
IN the chapel Tickets 25e
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
NINE ARE MISSING.
But % Members Of fhe Steamer Luck
cnbach Have Been Reccuei.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-Nine men
of tho American steamer Harry Lack
ynhach, torpedoed and sunk OH jan
4, are still missing, the navy depart
ment announced today, is a statement
based on report from Vice Admiral
Sima. The report states that - mem.
bcrs Of the crew have been rescued.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
THE WEATHER.
Fair. Slightly Colder Tonight Thurs
day Fair Fresh Winds.

WASHINGTON. Jan. a-The wealth
er forecast: Fair. Slightly colder to-
night. Thursday fair. Moderate fresh
wiade.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09

he Rockefeller Foundation has con
tribntcd sIo0.000 To the fund for welfare
work among Jewish soldiers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09
First Baptist Church

Tonight 40 Meeting for men am
boys in the week Of prayer service.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-09

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-10
t,raiitcnt 1t>ilictt tpirc
Srcitae in Brett lanScn
Serr 8iIIon iuirb iid nidJt perISa-
lidl an ben 5riebeusberbanbIan-
gen beteiligeu.

Nm goro oes II. Q. 9. George
8albineton. 8 Sea, nadts. (9rabt.
loie nod Seem Dorf.) Gos 8rGii-
0entenihiff miro rnorgen friib Die
,a5orett poiiieren. .0ann miro 6ns-
ielhe Die noromeitIi6e Midtiing elm.
balten. sSreitns friib tpirS Der 9rG.
Iioent il, Brett eiltreffen.
McGorntid uno 8ariid) bo6en
@eiiitng erbaIten, fib sur abfabrt
no9 Sronfreib bereit au balten. Wlc.
Gornid mag NIT Serrn @ance SIC.
Gormid bon Der 4riegsbnnoeIsbebo bor,
be ioentiih ietn.- slnnl. Der ltniteo
1reB.)
Ser 9SrGiioert inb beute friib Den
llebllnaen nit Giefborlben ou.
Gs lit tpnbrIdeinIid, 6dB @r6it,
Dent 8ilion oen 5rieoensberbanolln-
gen in 9erion nidt beiipobneit ion.
bern ourh einen 9eleenten bertreten
iperoen miro, oob miro er nit ben
5iibrern Der anberen gtotionen in
6iibfllnq bIeihen lno sSrneen oie
ibm cur eittidei0ting unterbreitei
meroen, beonttporten.
@s beibt, 0aB Glenencedr ben
@orIib BET Der &onferen3 fiibren
miro. Ser S8iIfon lit imlner nod
Oofilr, baB 0ie 8erbonOlungen offent-
li6 eefiibrt perben ttiO apnr in
Gbnli6er 8eiie, nie I'M at1erifolli.
i9en &ongreB. Gahen Die abloIui
oebeiin gebolten perOen nliiiietL fol
len bon einen &oltlitee blirdberoten
itno Damn an Die 9onferena einberid-
tet fperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-10
latalcnicit pcrlaltot-
1lnabbattoi9kcit

Barcelona, Sponien, 10. Sea
Senor Goinbo. 6iibrer oer fatoloni.
iden Gittonorniiten. erfl6rte beute,
oaB er 6ie @orluae, ponod Sofa.
Ionicn llno6h1aqiqfeit bon Spanien
qcm16rt per6en ioIl, morgen In
8arIament Dertei6igen tueroe. Sol.
te 0ns Tnrlnalent bic llnobb1ngig.
felt @dtdloniers periueigerit~ iagte
er, noann bleibt inns nichts on0eres
iibrid nls ms bon Spanien los.
5liagclt ltno cine eefdbrlide Gaita.
tion miro Die 6oIge iein." (aatd.
lonieii lit cine 8robins int norolpelt.
lif5ea Spanier, lit f2,400 GuaOrdt.
mcilen aroB uno hot cine gebol.
fertn9 bon 100000 Gintpobncrn.
SSgr 10 SobrbunOert fiel es an Spa.
aloOriO, 10. Ges. l. SuuIeuoe
giirger beranitoIteten Gerte cine Sc.
monitrntiou segen Die llnn6bdn.
gigfeit aataIoniens. uno oGll Mi.
puroe cine Groteitnote
unierbreitet. aoufleutp neroqn fei.
ne gsaren ndd aatoIoilien ienoen
bis Die gtuoeleeenbeit aereseIt 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-10
2tmerikaltiicbc
11erlitIfliitc

g8aibngton, 10. 9e8. = 3adite.
6enoe 8erllrItliite ipur0e belite BON
&riegsnmt berauseegeben: 8orinit.
togsberidt: SIM Sample gefaIler
256; iltfoIge bon llufd0en uno ml,
beren llria6en geitorben 6; infolgG
zines gleroplanullioleS geitorben i
&ranfbeiten erleget 1877; iHtper Der,
inunOet 2S9; bel 354 fontne Die
Sdlpere Der gernltoung rfdt felt.
geiteflt neroen; leiht berfpiin6ei
2t4; i'm Gunlpie berutiBt 274-3u.
innlnlcn 1881.
giodlnitto9sberiGt: SIN Gonlpfe
gefalen 176; ibren 8un0en erlaseu
5S; araufbeiten erIegcn q; idDer
berpun0et 4S9; bel ATS fonnte Die
Sdmere Ser &crrpunoitug nidt feIt-
aeIteItt merocn; Ieift berpluoet
1862; i'm aonlpfe bermiBt 273. =
3uionmen 1868.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-10
,lmcrihnniifcrMnoss
hcmitcc Rat icincft
Bcrieht aitocitciitiitcn
9eriel6e pirb bem Wcnbcrnemr nil.
terbreitet nnb in Babe ber6f.
fentlidjt iuer0en.

Gas slmerifaniiicrltngs &ontitee
bat @ontag iodn1ittag i'm 8agton
Sotel eine Sisiing nbgebaIten uno
feiten @eriebt ongeltommen. Mcb-
'rere Wtitglieoer iporen 0nrd &ronf-
belt am grfheinen berbinoert, oorlin,
ter gorTiter Ws. 9. 9[llen, Der 5ur
&nr in @reIfior Springs, @fo., ber-
tpeiIt. Gs m1r dber Elm auortnt Su-
geger nno Der III Der bcrbergeben-
ben 8erianlnlyng alisgeorbeitete
8eridt puroe nit gerfugen 4enoc-
riulgen dngenommen mo bon Der
WIe6rbeit BEG aontitees unter5eihnet.
Ser @eridt geht iett an @oitber.
netr Geitb 9eepille itn0 oiirfte inner.
boIb elmer ISOLDE Der 0effentli6feit
iibergeben ioeroen. SoboIo Oies ge-
idiebt, pirb iDn oie n9ri6iine" TO-
|tuobI I'M Srigirlaltert ols IN genouer
lleberIebung neroffentliden.
SobieI mir iiber ben 9eri1t erfab-
ren fonnteif, bat et einen itorfetl
ornerifaniIdert Gon BOD forOert ct
9ulOianlfeit IN Der Gmerifaniiie-
rnngs @etpegisna uno poiitibe srei.
felt iuas Sprnd)enge6rand in Der
Stride anbetrifft. Gr Iebnt iid i'm
aroRen tnt0 gdf1se an bic Stelltng
ltnierer 8nnoesre0ieritng IN oieier
6rage an. 8e5iiqlid1 Der SAulfrage
miro, ipie perIat1tet, 'elnpfoblen, bob
ollie SyGher in Der 2dnoesipradDe 5ll
erteiIen iinb, bnB uber 8ribatibu-
len 6as @e9t Bnben ioIle1t geniigeno
SprodunterriAt fir religi1ie SStt-
Itruftion erteilen 5u Diirfen.
Gin Ibld)nift lit auh Der freln6-
iprahli6en 9rcIie eepiomet, ioiDie
on6eren 9ueigen Ser amerifnniiie-
rungs 8elpegung. Die gon8e 5rn-
ee lit, tpie oflgeoeltet, I'M Sinne Der
9unoesregiefiiig bebalt0elt, Die III
6ieifr 8eoieblin9 Die 9fedte Der
frgnolprod)gen Mireer ia bieI ulebr
onerfannt boz ols bies in 6ett Elm.
5eInen StaateH scideben lit.
Gobalo Der 8eriat Der Seffentlid-
felt ilbergeben ipira er inie bereits
aeIagt, bon Der ogribiine@ lit beioen
Sproden 5ur ger0ffeutlidung &c.
langen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-12-10
Gr=&aiierI!ua(bt
stlbaI'.uroberiu6
cinem Stabscffi;icr, ser Sabci uer,ut,nSet
tuMrtc, crbaltcn tabeit
riebknceQt min kcnen SrieSen NIT Sen 2taiicrtcl,

(Der aaiier Ilo 0eIien sSan1ilie
rrlterItaroen nidt bent geiu6bnIihen
@eiesen aud nidt Den Strafgeict.
0en iinO fonnten aud in fein @eri6t
eelaoen iuerOen ielbit ni6t INN oIs
3eugen auf5utreten. 8ar i'm 8eug.
mis- notiuenoig puroe es bon einem
Winiiter ooer einem nn0eren boben
8eonten in Den 8obnltngen ser al
@abrnebmenOen aufgenonlmen, nod-
Dem fie Suerit lire 3uitinrtnlng Su
oerIeIben gegeben batten. Ger 3eug.
nis8pang eriItierte nidt fir iie.-
Die &eO.)
@erlitL 10. 9c3. ueiterer
Shritt sur 9iI0ung elmer pereirten
5ront Der Mittelflniie gegen Die 60.
5inliiten lit ieitens Der reilen Neut.
iden &olfspartei unternommen NOR
ben, Die aus Dem linfeL sSliigel Der
glationaliberoIen gebiloet miro, IN
oen tic beidIoB, iih nit Der fiir3lid
bon Ebeooor 8olfi bonn gerliner
Engeblatt ms 2eben gerufenen oelit-
iden oentofrotiihen Hartet 3u terei,
nigen. 6ernet iino 8er6on0Iungen
5pecfS 9ereinigung Der Gonierbnti.
ben nno Der oeutihnationalen io3ia.
len 8olfsparter i'm @onge
eiebfuedJt nill feincn friebcn.
Ynris, 10. 3e3. - Sin ciner 3a,
rider Gepeite an 6ie 3eitlng 2'ssSn.
formation beiBt es, Or. 2iebfnedit
5iibrer Der oeltiden goIi6etuifi ia.
be cine groflafuation in Berlin er.
loIien, iii ipelder es beiBt: D8ir
heripeieern einen 6rie0en nit Den
@ttefteulidten nno benbliftigen. Die
ge5enmartige oeittId. 9fe9ierimg
binnert nicr5ebu Sngen su itiirsen. "
3as ariegsoeies lit in Berlin er.
fldrt norben, beIngt Die Depeide tpei.
ter. 99abreno Der fiir3Iihe1 blittiacn
3uiamnlenitoBe 3tpiideft 8olifetuiti
unb 9egierltngstrltppen at Berlin
tpur0en 220 Gerionen getotet nnO
1000 bertpmoef.
8aiel, TO- Sea. - ssSn Berlin 5irs
fillieren @eriidte, iponad Die anbdn,
ger 2iebfne6t8 oieien gum 9r6fiOen.
ten Der oeutiden 9tepublif ertldren
tuiiroen.
g(mIteroonL 10. 0e5. - 9oIiae-
ipifi 3u Miinden iprengten eine Ser.
iamnlIung Der 8en1ofroten, Itiirnter
cine 8raueret un0 riiien 0eutide
sSabien nie6er. 60 Iol1tet eine bier
eingetroffene 9epeIde. Der 8oIihe.
pisnutS ftn0et IN gmta 8agern mebr
anbdnger.
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Streif=&riis
ldcint btDor5nitf6tll|
lscnfcrensen aller 1lrt Rabcn 81 nitts ecfabrt;
Gcicaictaft idtcint sur tpieSeranfnaRmc Scs
Bctrtebs cftie0lcficn sM icin


@s Bat bette morgen gan3 ben
gli1Ihein, aIs Oh Die StraBen6abn.
@eieIlI6oft oen @etrieb beute Dieoer
oitfnebuien iperoe, elm S6ritt, Der
ieit geginn Oes Gtreifs tdgIid) er.
ipartet tpurns. 3ie g[n5aiden oafiir
iino mannigfaf. Inter ouoerm bat
man in einen1 ser @ogenihuppen
cine 9ln5obl bon aars Ser sSenIter
entbloBt lno an ibre 9telle fein-
nloid)igeS 3rabtnes befeitigt. sllta
0ringt ser Mtdnpr uro Die 8iirger.
fdloft earultf, oqB Die @eieaidaft
.eiteu iolden Sdritt itrternebme
gSie e8 heiBt. hoben iih oie 9iref.
loren In ibrcr geitrigen &onferen5
geeinigt, ooB etlpos, getan merben
miiIie. o6ipobI nibts berlolttet, mos
oieIcs Gttpas iein miro. 9ie &idets
ser Streifenocn IN alien Sduppen
fms beritqrit 'poroen, gSas nitd
oaruuf iflieBen I1Bt, oaB ettpos er-
iuartet miro. Sroboem madte fid
fciae berlnebrte SdtiafeE i'm 8iIro
Ser @eieaIdaft benierflid. 1lnriiben
ttuo Geibereiei1 iino iplueit nid1t 5tt
beridteh nic Streifer iinb ieood
felt entidloiIelL Die glnfnabme beg
8etripbs nit alien ibnen 5lt @ebote
itebefoen Nfitteln 81 berbinber1t.
Gie lebte Soffmtng, Oab Die gen-
tionaf Street gar linton 8lDiiden
5treifern bier into Der @efeaidaft
peralitteIn uu0 10 DEN Streif bet-
ieqen mcroe, cine Soffmtng, Die
ourd5 Sic biSberige SoItitng. ilto
StelluHgnobme 6eS &e6tsbeiifonoes
Ser g2ationol Union Derlltinht mar,
lpurbe gcigrlt ST idai0en, ols cine
9epej6e bonn Souptqnartiere 6ieier
llnipp Oie MefSnng brahte, onB Die
Streifpr bolle 8illiofeit hdtten.
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mitglieOer Der ger0ficntIiditng
ilberqe6en. 9ieie @erifte fino
iii 6iclent ariegsjabre beiodNers
intcreIidl1t mo uulfongreifl,
lin 0en 9clcrn oer 3ribilnc ei.
nen Ginblid in Die 1eroorragenf
Sc 9dtigteit tlnierer 9icgierung
Ait oe6an, 6ringen mir gluS8iige
ans oen ipidtigiten .oieier SEE,
ridjte. 98ir Beginner NIT Dem
an onocrer SteGe in bertiger
Drummer erIdeinenoen @eridt
6es Shosarnts Gefret1rs Wtc.
1900. Wiorgen tuerosn mir ben
a]eridt Oes Sriegsminiiters
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Berlin, bia 9(n1iteroolrL 10. 9e8
Mattbias @r3berger nadte beutt
befonnt, ooB BON 5raitfreid ons Gr'
In6en eingelolfen iei 8eboIlntG6tig'
te gum &bihlltB elmer 8erldneerlna
6es @affenItialtanoes nad Srier 81
fenoen. Gie aonferen8 ioa am IL
lnO 13. Seq. ftattfinoen.
8ai6ington 10. Sea. - Der
frans6lilhe General Dupont lit in
Berlin ongeforilnen. gr miro Die
Seinreiie Ser in 9eiltidlanb inter-
nierten ariees9efangenen iiberiua-
den.
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Ions, 6as nidt erjlooieren fam,
mm 6urd) einen geridt oes Mqrine-
9eportements ilber ausgaben 8u 5o.
gc. eQos uelte @os beibt 9(rgon lino
miro aus natilrlidem @aie bon Be-
trolja, Ger, geiponnen. Son bort
ioll cine R0brenIeihtng nod Sort
g8ortb geleqt, in Sort @ortb aber
0ie n0tigc 2tnlage our @erninntng
0es 9lrgon ge6oltt iueroeu.
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Sod bot Die bon Dem giirgerneiiter
9telp gorfs an ibn ergangene Gin
loottng, oie Ser. Stanten 5lt beilt-
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@inlaOung entiprehen rbe,<fobnlo
3eit un0 1tinitduoe ibm bieies. er-
lo1tbtett.