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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
NEW MAP FOR EUROPE.

From Paris comes further evidence
that the United States Is expected 10
have share in redrawlng the map OF
Europe. This time it Is 4 repor; TO the
effect that Garrett Droppers, American
minister TO Greece, has gwen the Athens
government assurance that we will pro
tect the integrity of Grecian territory
against Bulgarian demands. Such action
Will bring us into direct conflict with Bul-
CARA. despite the Presidents aversion to
a declaration Of war on that country
Bulgaria has been told by Germany TO
secure compensation for disappointment
in other directions by taking over Grecihn
territory and this the Bulgarian proposes
to do. 1t might eventually be determined
that the ambitious Ferdinand will not
be amendablc to the persuasive effort Of
our President, in which case We VIII
either desert Greece or declare war
against Bulgaria The principal interest
in the incident is that it binds Us farther
to the redistribution Of territory and ad-
justments of political boundaries III
Europe. This might not have been
intended at the beginning, but IT has
been inserted into our war program by
events and we might as we'll face that
fact Omaha Bee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
THE COST Oh W Nk.

Thus far W. have scratched the surface
of effort Secretary Bakcrs budget oi
SI5 600 GOO UNO for the next year at war
and his proposal that the million and
half mon raised shall bC doubled VIII get
tho nation down On its MARROW bones
II t. mot n question slmplv VI withdraw
INC 500 600 more uru from the I'rndur-
tIvc Industries They must J." supplied
The railroads apparently overtaNed ny
tho present great programs at supply VIII
have, to double their efficiency The FINER
ccn,y Fleet Corporation must Cal'h W
with new cargo shps ~ proportion !" me
capacltv uf tho army transport service 70
France Tia twenty odd thousand Ar
panr~ PROMISED fur delivery thus sprung.
and ~, delivered. must ho doubled ~
number and produced with ~ artrl'Fh'lol
that Will give American mrplancN '"h't"l
n the Amcrlcan front The d'hN'tN 81
Browning machine guns AMI at aftdi'FN
at thc mlodlc and heavy tAp'~ when ha8
been gravclv Disappointing must b' rs
stlrcd "a 1, prodlgo,t~ Scnlo Tar exceeding
the present requirements tA'"T !"
expand ,autnuWCnr aud e. iAtih ~"
ones doubled SHIFTS ot labor ~ the tnith-
tiuu works and IN the -hlpNards, the ~
pau-lou and conversion at peace lndu-i1le<
into added war industries, increased take
and increased loans these ale things
Which thr American people vii chccrtull>
face. Is England and France have faced
! like necessities
| Is thr nation develops energy Il will
| grow loan The latest circular ol the
! National City Bank notes that the govern
/ men, i virtually communicating he haslc
/ industries iron toundrlcS. steer nuns N''"i
| "a fart.rIcs and the like, and converting
, them almost wholly a. war uses i'a'-
/ ancc must bc stricken somewhere with the
ncccSsltlc> 81 the civilian populations. but
/ onl1 With the intent 81 keeping ITS mem
| her, icd. clothed and sheltered NJ a way
10 conducc Is their hest efficiency IN sup
porting and carrying on the war fhh-
/ adclphla Ledger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
PRESS COMMENT.
WILL LEARN THE TRUTH.

The sensational but nebulou5 charges
Of graft and dishonesty IN tho business
of the Aircraft Board arc now To DC
treated in the only manner when c"ih-
mon sense suggests and common iairhcss
permits. Howard II. Collins manly re-
quest To the President that there sh,ii'
be n full official investigation, IN ofdef
that the regulations OF innocent me"
NAV not be ruined, il what might DC
expected from that gentleman; ana Inc
prompt reply Of the President gives as
srlrancc that the inquiry will he conducted
with equal Justice To all; that rs To say
with regard not only tn the proMctoh
Of tho governments interests, hut hiso
to the protection Of private character
against defamation 49,,
This is ms IL should nc Nhat'Vof
scmhlance Of official authority may nave
seemed To attach 20 tiutzon h"Th'uul
vet unsuhstnntatcd charges I" u,T-
honesty has been stripped away ny the
nublica,;on of President Wilson's lcttnr
nf Anril n The President almost harsh
IL reminds MIR Borgum that the volunteer
invcst,gotor Of aircraft production has
grntcsoucly misapprchcnded hia status
that Inc has never been constituted AN
ofI,ci.I investigator ar recognized ms such
~ Tho Government. that there WAS mere
~ given tn him the right to look into the
n,attcr nC has own motive, with such iaclli-
tics for independent inquiry ms the W mr.
Department might he able T." ali"fh ;
and that now the real inquiry IS to
begin. with MIR Borglum present ~ an
informant and witness. with Information
ho posscsaos Ind testimony he Is able 10
give hut in NO sense as either an hillclai
prosecutor or nudge
Thus, Nv ono of the most curious turns
in the whole HISTORY 81 executive" m
vcstigations. the person who has been
posing as the investigator suddenly hnd~
himself among the investigated l'resi-
dent Wilson * doing exactly the thlnp
which the situation demands when h
| rcpudiatcs Mr.. Gutzon Rorglum rs thu
| othc,al representative Of the adnn'slra-
| ton in this investigation and refers mn
and his charges, along with the rest 81
| the subject. 10 tho Department at Jus
| tirc for searching inquiry NoW lnrh
| sun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
Caused by Humors in the
Blood

There IS nothing more distress
Ing than itching. burning SKIN
disease and upon the return OF
warm weather thousands OF people
know they are to be tormented
through the summer months. he
blood IS heated with humors and
acrid matter and rs these Impurl-
ties are forced TO the surface the
skin seems to be literally on fire.
At tins season Of the year the
Liver. Kidneys and Bowels be
come torpid, dull and sluggish and
fail TO perform their duty. Ac-
cumulations remain IN the system
and are absorbed by the blood.
producing Eczema. letter, Psorl-
ASS, Acne. salt Rheun and skin
disease, Of every description.
Eczema appears usually with j
slight redness Of the SKIN. followed
bv puotuIe, from which flows q
sticky fluid that dries and forms q
crust. and the itching IS intense
In letter the SKIN dries. crack.
and bleeds. and Is often very pam
ml. Tie acid III the blood dries III
the natural oils of the skin. eaus
| ing A dry. feverlsh. hardened con
dltion and giving II q leatherl
appearance. Acne makes It's ap
pearanlc on the face III the form
OF prnnlc~ and blaekheads, and I
particularly dleagreeable beeaus'
Of IT. un~lghtly appearance. Psorl
ass. q scalN disease. comes 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
SKIN DISEASES

patches on different parts Of the
BODY. salt Rheum discharges a
Watery fluid, forming sores and
producing intense itching.
These and all skin diseases are
due to the same thing burning
acids and humors in the blood,
and until this vital fluid IS cleansed
and made pure they will continue.
External applications Of salVes
and lotions can not reach the
trouble for il IS IN the blood. The
best treatment for all skin dis
eases is s. S. s, a remedy that Is
purely vegetable. being made On
tlrelY from roots. herbs and barkS,
and acts directly on the blood with
cleansing. healing effect II
neutraizes the acids and purifes
the blood so that the SKIN. instead
of being bIistered and burned by
the fiery fluids. IS nourished by q
supply Of cooling, healthy blood
! II goes down into the circulation
and forces out every particle If
waste or foreign matter. builds up
the blood and relieves oil skin dls
eases promptly and permanently.
5. s. 5. docs not leave the least
particle Of the poison for future
outbreaks. but entirely nd, the
blood Of the cause Tor all @kln
disease
Nothing equals S 5 5. IN the
treatment If these trnble, and
for building up the general healtf
Get bottle Of 5. 5. s. from the
drug store today and begin a treat.
ment that will bring real rellef
Write for our treatise On skun dis
] eases and any medical advice free
Address 400 swift Laboratory
Atlanta. ga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
Adventist Temperance Rally

The annual temperance rally q the
Coiored seventh Day AdvcntIsts hurch.
1926 French street, will be on Sunday
evening Elder Leslie Munts has u prep
aration a very interesting program.
Those who viii participate IN the program
are Miss Lottie r. Johnson, Miss Lottle
Hughes Mrs. Maggie Webster Mrs
t;eorgia Massey. Mrs. Alice Taylor. Miss
Dcboyah Hutchinson, Miss Fortune Miss
Mr. Thornton. Mrs Anna DOMAIN, Mrs.
Ada Thomas. Mrs Victoria 4. johnson.
Louis johnson, Paul Taylor Donald
Thompson. James Taylor, John Taylor,
William Thornton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08

While there has been general acquies-
cence i'm the measures proposed to Con-
gress for strengthening the hands OF tho
administration by clothing it with extra
ordinary powers during the war, there rs
appr, hension and distrist over some of
the propositions. Especially has opposi-
ton l,crn aroused to the suggested lcgis-
latiou 10 clothe the administration with
power to take over private property oil
anv kind when needed for the national
security and defence or conduct OF the
government" OF course, private property
thus taken would bc paid for, but the
proposition is none the less obnoxious.
II is situations oi tins kind that VIII
serve To- fully arouse our people to the
fact that we are really ut war War re-
uuircs extraordinary measures for ITS
successful prosecution, especially IN n
country that is attacked and invaded,
which our country is not nj thus tune, and
fortunately, is not likely to he at any
time. But the conditions created Ivy war
the measures of offence that are ncccs-
sarv. and the measures of defence that
are essential, are certain To call for tho
exercise of extraordinary powers hv the
administration.
This fact was fully established through
the North during our Civil War While
no such extreme invasions of private right
MS arc contained in some of the defence
measures now proposed to Congress were
adopted. there were numerous instances
of a Suspension of the right oi habeir
corpus and the placing Of sections oi th'
country under military rule. The state
of Delaware was under military rule lol
period. and an election for ltcprrScn
tatIvc IN Congress was conducted VIII
armed soldiers at the polls
OF rours, We do not wish 10 60 t" Fnci
extremes AT this tune. but the pcoPl'
might as well make NJ their MINDS t'
submit 10 some legislative measures tina
IN accord with thor ,dcas Of what
republican form 81 government sh"ul'
he Fortunately. however. all such en-
actmcnts will hc hunted as 20 the time o
thcir operation. and VIII hc ahand"nc'
within 4 specified time after the ending "
tho war ~ formal declaration oi peace
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid Of dand-
ruff is to dissolveiit, then you destroy II
entirely. TO do tn 5, get about ur ounces
Of ordinary liquid arvon; apply Al night
when retiring; use enough TO p stem the
scalp and rub it in gently with ilnScr
tips
Dothis tonight, and by morning, most, #
not all, Of your dandrlff will be gone, and
three or four more applications will com
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace Of it. no matter how
much dandruif YOU may have.
You will find. too, that all itching and
digging Of the scalp will stop at once, and
your hair will be fluffy ustTous. glossy.
silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred
times better
You can get liquid arvon AZ any drug
store. it is inexpensive and never fails TO
do the work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
THE EVENING SMILE.
AFFRONTFD "CtATIopER

Sir Frederick smith "GaIlopor as
h. Il sometimes callod IN England
got INTO difficulty now and then during
his American visit on account IF his horv
1,alopor >nith had m alteration
With an IRISH American lawyer A.
trial TINT he attended il New York
Tie alteration hccHtno very warm
Finally ono ~ the "GalIopcr's' sup
por'ers sad. with snecr aud a toss Of the
bend toward tho Irish american
Come away, SIR Frederick Remcrn-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
VINOL MAKES
WEAK WOMEN
STRONG
Observation-Disclosures Proof

We publish the formula II Vlnol Ia
prove convincingly that II has the power
20 create strength.
Rood Liver and Beef Peptoncs, Iron ,ni
Manganese PeptonateS Iron and nm
monum Cltrates. Lime and Soda Civ
ccropbophstess CSscarln
Any woman who buys bottle OF Ninoi
for "a weak. rundown. ncrvo'i, condition
and finds after giving it a falr trial Il did
not help her. will have hcr money re
turned
You see. there Is no guess work about
Ninol It's formula proves there is moth
ing like IT for all weak run down. over
worked. nervous men and women and
Tor feeble old people and delicate chill
,iren Try it once and be convinced \ b
Daniorth. druggist Wilmington, and a.
the best drug store in every town and
city IN the country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
Rcd Crnss DiNidend.

At meeting Of the board Of directors
of the Hercules Powder Co, Yesterday.
a dividend oi ono per cent WIS declared on
the common stock OF this company 70 be
known ~ a Red Cross dividend. payable
MAY DIST 10 stockholders 81 record
Mav 18th
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
Right Kind Of German Americans.

uouorS arc beng paul this week, to
pr abraham lacohi dean q New York
Crv physicians. upon the occasion q his
>Nth birthday anniversary l'r lacoh'
Il /, native IF Germany hui today, ~
this hour of our nation struggle With hT
Iathcrland 10 is rs patriotic and loyal
III thc most devoted nativc-''"rn cltiz""
could tc
III Jacobl was one IF Chat nohlc band
III German patriots Who were driven
n,,t uf German, and compelled e. ftc"
for thc,r lives. IL 4 rcsul, of the KrN"l"-
hon oi l~i> Nth Carl Schurz. Franz
~,qcl ami others he came q thus country
Here ~ found opportunity open I" hm.
and here u has remained ever since =
pro,,d and loval adopted citizen
Love ii Iathcrland undoubtedly STAYS
with Dr Iacohi and Gcrman-horn men
If his KIND t{ut he and those hike ham
know that Germany TODAY i even more
rnthlc>,N and arrogautly autocratlc and
mil,tar,~ttc than was tho Germany Of
1919 from whose cNactionS they WE'RE
compelled to fec They have learned
10 hold the countr, Of their adoption.
,hr co,ntr, II thrir opportunity Tar
above their Fathcrland, and to stand hy
It even when il Is engaged 'n deadly VAR
fare with the country q their birth
These arc our t'trman-Amcucan o'tl-
zcns ~ The ngh, stripe |, is amazing
that there are "a many other German
Americans here who having deserted
their native country, now tFaltorously
aLh.rc ~ It's cAusc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
MEETINGS TONIGHT.


Moose Band.
Christian Scientists
Cigannakers Union.
Camp >, 7 g. \
CYRUS Temple l. G. +.
Hope Lodge | q. .. F.
sheridan Post, q \. Il.
America Lodge. ) Of II
Franklin Circle. 3 of d.
Welcome Lodge. q :. b.
knights of st Lawrence.
Delaware Lodge. ID. .. IL
Delaware Council. {. b. l.
Temple Council l. O. K {
Usage Tribe, Imp d O Il VI.
Wilmington Council. G Il l.
Columbia Lodge \ O. I. "
Delaware Council. q. | \. NJ
Lafayette Lodgc VI ,. h Of Z
German Beneficial Society Ne ).
Harmony Council Ne l. [ | \
Star Of Bethlehem Lodge |. & L
Mattahoon Tribe Imp 4 g K VI
Welcome Council. Jr q \ VI
Temple Lodge Ne IL, \. / y l. NJ
Washington camp, No. 1, + .. ). \.
Evening Star Lodge No , q 5 Of Il.
Vim. Mckinley Com. Il Q l.. Ii. NJ \
Local 626. Carpenters and Joiners nor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08

Having bought your Liberty bonds,
now learn what keen enjoyment you may
derive in investing your small change
in Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps.
Thereby you may continue to help wln
the war.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08

Leaders in Congress are said 10 be
contemplating an adjournment Of the
session by the middle Of July All night
the people are willing They are ready ID
say: Whats your hurry Here's your
hat"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
"Glimpses Of Our Missio nary Fields.

The second lecture Of the series
"GGmpses Of Our Missionary Fields, will
be delivered this evening IN the First
swedish NJ. Il. Church The speaker will
be DIR. Garfield Anderson. NJ. d.. OF
Womb Korea. Ills lecture, Whic will be
illustrated, will give some Of his - WI eN-
periences as a medical mission airy IN
Korea.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
100 Per Cent LOYAL.

The transportation department II the
T 4 r. railroad in this city WAS 100 per
cent loyal IN subscribing 20 the third
Liberty Loan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
RIPPING RHYMES,
Ey " alt Mason.
Thu COLD RAIN

The wind Is cold the sky Is wet
the ram continuous and moist,
and many people sigh and fret
who on the sunny DAYS reloieed
Some voters are So poorly huilt
they view n dark day with alright
they thtnk that all the heans are
split II there should &c cloud III
sight But have made a galdy
fire. near II roaring up the llue.
and here SIT and swat my Tyre,
and raise d happy hoWdydo look
out at the liquid ram that hasn't
sense enough 10 quit .und see II wash
ing down ihr pane, and do not
throw morbid fit The rain
will make the fields more far,
and that nould cheer up dismal
souls: ana Il will purify the air. and
make the microbes hunt their holes
The ram will save the oats and
rvc- that What the good old rain
Is Tor. and thus We see, II we have
eyes that storms like tins will win
the war How often through
lacE Of rain. hus LIS dronth stricken
country groancdi 50 il Is sinful
to complain because Your picnic is
postponed Ire country roads are
dripping wet no motor cars along
! them purr. but It's wicked thing
10 fret because your Ioyrlde wont
occur
Observation-Disclosures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08

May II is the date sci for the inaugural
,on OF the straw hat but II has been
pushing itself pcrsistcntly 70 the front
Tor lew weeks, and IS now largely m
evidence. Bur tins Is not surprising
The right Of a man to start in on straw
lid when he feels good and ready and
10 wear it as late in the season as he
chooses. ~ now undoubtedly established.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08

Imagine how he news Of our country
'goinc over the top IN the great Liberty.
Loan campaign Will cheer Pershlng men,
who are gong over the top after the
brutal Huns They viii fight all the bet
ter. because they will know the people
back home are with them heart, soul
md nncketbook
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08

Charles NJ ~chwab presented to ship
ward foreman q gold watch for ccIerity
in sbipbuilding work Here if occasion
for concern. and !, may suggest the pro-
nr,cty Of having trustee appointed for
tins great shower Of slap construction.
Presenting gold watches. and he get
ting from the government salary OF
only one dollar = wear Tins wall never do
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I5cndnHer t,criroert
uDer amer. Dcr0ebett

9otterbam %. MtGrs.-Ga oer
Cert Ser 8roflonlation oes grGii-
0enten @iIion, Der Die 8ei6lagnab-
me Der boadn0iitben S1iffe in aner.
S1fen onoronet, nidt borEag, Der.
innmelten iidG drn 9onnerstog groBe
Moiien Meniden Dor oen Bulletin.
3dfeln, Inn 0ie gtoAridjten iiber 0as
@orgeben ali lcien @rt unO ent.
iebtes Stamen naren uttter Den
8ortenoen 5u crieben. SSn ge3ug aui
Die geidlaqno6nle iogte Die glieiu
Hotteroamite gouront: o9ie amer.
bat oie Sobe eines gln.
oeren ergriffcn. Die Sanolltngs.
tueiie lit Elm S6on0fIed in ser @e-
iti6te amerifos, Der It6 in Sobr.
3ebnten ni6t berI0f6en ldBt. 9ie
6oIl1noer iDer0en ben Sflag NIT
8ilroe troger mas Die bette glnt.
mort zines fleinen 2onOes gegen.
iiber elmer @roBmoht fir angetones
idneres llareht it,.
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6cQGisc mag ito 1trice
,er1pi@elt tuerSen

2ott0on, q. 9tdr5. 9tpcfcben
aus Sdaa beridten, oab cine 10,
fale geadridtenogefltltr bebntptet,
8eutidlono betrndte ieine gesiebltn.
gen a1 SoIlano geGnoert our6 oas
8erbaIten Der bolldnoii9en @egie.
rltng oegeniiber ben glIliierten un0
gtmerifa uao einen geridt berof.
fentli9t ponad oos 9(ufqeben Der
letten bei6rG1fenoen @eOingitngen
in ge3ug auf Die Gbiffsiibergobe
bon DelttidIanO ols @runo gum
ariege angeieben iueroen.
@oibington %. @}1r8. 0b.
iuobl iid beige 8edftte peigerten,
cine oefinitibe Grfldrllnq iiber Die
0epeiden aus Dem &aag su ge6en,
mieien iie 6arouf bin OaB SoIlmo
unter oeutihent 0ruf oie britii6.
omerifaniiden 6oroeriingen berpor.
fen batte. 0fon glau6t jeoof, ooB
bic Reqtiiiition Der Gdiffe 6urd
england uno Q(merifa at 8ergel.
titngsmoBnobmen gegen Sollon6
fit9ren iUer0en unb Dob Der 5ot6.
6ootfrieg anf boadnoiide @emaiier
aitsgeoebnt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-03-22
kcinc ,Iuireoiluo In
Berlin iibcr O,ficnIipc
Ceiterrtldlsr methen bic rairuni be.
ittl haIieni SfuOnststIdhte
au Der gHritfrpni.

berlin, itbcr opnbor, 90 glars
Tic 9lohridi, bob bic 0iicniiot
Jon Der gscflront beaonuen mnrOt
bier. obue slufrealma m pcriiria.
den, oniaenomucn.
Ger 1itcrreitbiidbe syrieasminiiiet
eerr b. Steiner weIher Iih ueaen.
udrtie IN Perrin mifb6It, loot, es
iei Elm llcbereiifomneu pciroIien,
wouoh Die Ceiterrcidler sic oft.
front beiett boIten. eIeiflseiiia ober
oiterreidiidauaariid,e Irpppcu uno
picIe @eidiibp nod Der @cTtirout
entienOen peroeu. gluh buIooriid)e
Sruppen beiiuAen iib on Der @eIt.
front.
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GntTdleIHuuosicbIoe
lit jest Inn Banoe
geiv iuerheH aeiuiansn, Iaai riubtn.
bnra; Icin sahmrr 6riehs, CT.
Hart Acf Naiitr.

anpeeboacn se Mdrs. - Gil
Oeuiibe 3eitina .9lnn0ldlaua, bon
iucIter uebrert UrrmpIore bier ciR
aeiroiicu iih0, idlreibt sgeir babeu
Die eniiheiounasihlodi fir eincn
nIl1emeinen 6rirOen bcaonncn Tie.
fer 0inBeIfonpf guiidlen GeutidlanS
miO Gualnlto miro uniere sltiinitiae
@tclluna i'm arieoe eniideiNen."
SonOnu. ~ Mara. - Ger aoiIer
bat elm SuloienneSidlreiben oes
ihIesmia.boIiieinibcn Grobin,iaIrots
In folaeitocr geciic bconimortct:
Ger 5iegcspreis mnb un0 ioa uus
nid)t cntaehen; fein 8abuter, nafleie.
biaer Srieoe. ion0ern elm FOLDER, Der
NIT Gelltidlut0s sSntcrejien inn
@inflong itebt."
6el0maridoG b. Sinoenbure bat
Dem NropiusiaIrat goiens foleenbe
2epeide iibcruiittclt. .Wait @ottes
g8iIlen mer0en mir audi 6en Seino
i'm @eiten iiberipinoen imo oen @ca
81 cinen aIlgenteinen iSriebCn bab.
men"
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Gore 2llncnSemcnt inn
ScnGt 0tt0cncntlitcit
@ci5snprriS fir 1918 Grnk anI
$3.50 on Glcbdtprs oOcr Giicn.
6a6umHrften feitgciett.

@ni6inaton, %. Wadp.-@ @cItern
oben0 paiiicrte i'm Senat Die 9lder.
bdit.GeriuiIliglnqsborIoge NIT Dem
Sore. .9tmenOement, nelhes Den bon
Der gfegierlnq fiir gBei3en garan.
tterten 4}reis fir 6as eSobr 1918
nuf $3.50 bro g}ni6el erb6bt. Die
8orlooe oebt iebt an cine 2onfe.
ren3 Der beibcn Sdltier, no elm ipei-
terer Ganpf be8iiqlid oes 8ei8en-
preiies beborItcbt. 9as @ei5enpreis.
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