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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-01
Gard of Thanks.

We wish TO express our thanks to
our triefds, who so kindly assisted US
during the illness and death of our
mother. Also for the beautiful floral
offerings John D. Powers, Mrs. Minda
Aptle. Mrs. Emily Anderson, Mrs. Eva
Smith.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-01
potatoes-Potatoes.

We will have car Of choice
potatoes at our yard 105 East Boone
street the last of this week. Phone
your orders early to secure prompt
delivery. Phone IS. Consumers Fuel
and Supply Company. John Bristol
sales manager.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-01
Commandant Whitehill III,

Commapdant B. c. Whitehill. OF the
soldiers home is confined TO his home
by Illness. the nature of which appears
to be gall stones. Mr.. Whitehill SUI
fered an attack Saturday night and
again Monday night. His condition Is
not believed to be serious.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-01

Roscoe J. Bowen, lot IS. block 7. Hart
well addition. s225.
Oliver Cunningham to o. A. Finders
lot Is, block 2. Ferguson, $65
Allen Joslin. Of Ida county, to r, d.
Bratt, forty acres In Marion township,
81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-01
Rsnf Estate Transfers.

Victoria Tiker to Elizabeth T. Lucas
and Henry A. Tisler, an undivided
four-sixths Of eIsht acres in Marietta
township, 81
W. H. Ewing to W. o. Butler, the
east forty-fve feet OF lot 9, block -
Gillespie's addition, 81.
w. B. Kib5ey to S. W. LaShelle, the
west 1875 feet ot the south one-third Of
lot 9, block IA, 81.
c. A. Tresler to ". J. II. Irvine. lots
2 and 3, block 2, St. Anthony, $500.
Western Securities Company to I.
Worden, lot 9, block I, Brennecke &
Heald's addition, $780,.
Melvina Ansoa, Of Pasadena, Cal, tc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-01
oUARTERMAsTER RESlGNA AND
WILL GO 70 SEATTLE TO
MAKE HIS HOME.
SUCCESSOR IS NOT YET !
NAMED BY coMMANoANT
M. Osnnett Closes Soon Long Period
Of Service as Quartermaster Of State
lnstitution-Was Appointed by Late
Commandant Horton Feb. I. 1903
Served in Second Iowa Cavalry.

After period of over fifteen years as
quartermaster of the Iowa Soldiers
Home, III. j. Bennett has resigned, eff
fective Nov. /. Shortly after that date
he and his wife will leave for Seattle,
Wash, where they will make their
home.
Mr.. Bennett is leaving the service of
the state because he wants TO enjoy the
few remaining years OF his life, Altho
he is past IT, he is very active for a
man of his years, and is in good health.
While he still has his health he wants
to be free to enjoy it. and not put off
retiring until he is incapacitated either
mentally or physically from enjoying
what borrowed time remains for him.
Came Here From Des Moines.
Quartermaster Bennett came TO the
home from Des Moines Feb. /. 1908, an
appointee of the late Commandant c. c.
Horton. For ten years prior to taking
the office Mr.. Bennett was in the state
house at Des Moines, where he had
been corporation clerk in the office of
secretary of state, and later in charge
of the supply department in the secre-
tary of states Office.
Prior to going to the state work in
Des MONIES Mr.. Bennett was in the
grain buying business in Baskerville.
His boyhood home, when he came to
Iowa from his native New York state
as lad Of Is, was at Spirit Lake. 1t
was from here-that he entered the serv-
Ice as bugler Of Company I. Second
Iowa cavalry, IN December, 1863. He
served until October, 1865.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett are attracted
to Seattle from the fact that one of
their sons. L p. Bennett, is living there,
where he Is principal Of the Ballard
high school The quartermaster and his
wife VIII occupy a home next door to
that Of their SON
No Appointment Yet Made.
Affho Commandant Whitehill has
been making arrangements to filf>the
position to be vacated by Mr.. Bennett,
no appointment has as yet been made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-01
Knjohts of Pythias Attention,

A large attendance is desired at the
convention of the fourteenth district
Knights OF Pythiass Wednesday. Oc-
tober .. assemble at Castle hall at s
p m. Refreshments at $50. followed
by program. John R. Havener, c. c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-01
Attention /. Q. 7. M.

Meet at hall at 8 o'clock tonight on
account Of state commander being
here Mrs. Lulu Kinney, commander.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
Thought One Clean Shirt All
He Needed

Ten years ago | was reduced to
mere shadow was yellow As q
gold piece and would often be- double
up with most tNcrucialing pains in my
stomach Physicians could only relicys
me with morphine. was advised 10
try Nlyrs Wonderful Remedy and It
helped me at once What is more. /
have been well ever since. A friend
said he thought one more clean shirt
all ! could ever wear" 1t IS a simpl,
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and alllyS the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver anil
intestinal ailments, including appen.
dic.us One dose viii convince or money
refunded For sale by druggists every.
where (AdyD
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MISSING IN ACTION.
creme


Llsuts Clinton V L. Newbod Wayne
ia. Jumr- V poayeK. Tlpt.r. Iowa,
Van Wrinkle Todd, Orange, y J
NON COMM sSloNEO OFFICERS.
Sergts. John Charles Rutter OrviRs-
burg. IA Earl G Ranch, York Pa
Corpls. Raymond f. Law West Haven
Conn, John $. Petro, Ansonin, Conn
l.. SInsignllo, Hartford Conn, John
MlshCo, Philadelphia. Pa. Herbert e.
Hicks. Iaylnnd. W VI
PRIVATEs.
Joseph G. BlNler Navarro. Ohio. VII
lam Joseph Check. Sayrevllle. y. J..
Raymond II Hardke Raid Eagle Lake
Minn.. sidney Herbert Napoleonvinr
La; Ray n. HluchmAn. North Vernon
Ind Joscph Hocld. Phlladelphia, Pa
Albert Qouin. Albert lea. MINI: Ben
lamln LeibCwtS, New York. y. Y
Fletcher \ Macdonald. Alameda. Cal
John G. Moe, Leroy MINI. Joseph Mos
corello. Brooklyn. n. Y: sam Naz1rgo
Bra thville. Conn, George J Ncn
Johnstown. Pa. Edgar y Parks. Wills
vile. Ga Harley pictklowich. Mlzpah
MINI; Anthony Bdice. New York, n Y
Ernesto SpOsi, Bristol. Conn Loul,
Tracy, Brunswick. m william Y. Bartll
Portage, Pa, Walter BoEuckl pOriat, Os
tow, Guberina, Russia; Theodore ". Bu
teau, San Diego. Cal John r. Brenner
Davidson. Mich; Grover L. Carter. Duf
field. Va. Harmon y Grafton. Black
stone, Va, Jesse J. E1ds, Vienna, Mo
Edward Francis, Greenwood Wis Wi
liam, Gu Gilbert, Pittsburgh, Pa; I'D
A'yin Alexander Harrcr Chlrnro: Herman
T.. Hutz"l, Ann Arbor. Mich. Georgi
Au"tIH McGee, Cleveland Ohio. John Me,
Kinney, Evelyn, Ky Earl q. Massey
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Germans Claim
5000 Prisoners

BERLIN, Via London Sept. ll.-An
attempt made bv British forces to ad,
vance Yesterday south of Yprcs and
north oi the La Bassec canal, says the
official statement issued today by the
German war office, was rcpulsed
Prisoners were taken BY the Germans.
South Of Gouzeaucourt and around
tpehy British attacks reached the
German first lines at a lew points.
The British were driven back. the statc.
ment adds 5000 prisoners being taken
by The Germans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
Thompson SanguinC.

CHICAGO. Sept. ll.--Loyalty and a
fight for control OF the party machinery
arc tire issues in practically every con.
test between candidates and factions Ia
he decided at the linoi. state primary
election being held today at which
political parties will nominate candi
dates for United States senator, stat,
treasure. state superintendent of public
instruction, congressman, members OF
the general assembly and various county
Offices.
The principal contest is between
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new GAS SHELL
USED BY ENEE

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
FRANCE, Sept ll,--Just before
British launched their attack this mo
ing on the enemy trenches northwest
Pclliere, elbow Gouzrautourt, the @
man, for the first time employed a d
kind OF projectIc in an effort to did
the New Zealand troops from nea
positions.
The projectiics, which we're about
size OF oranges, were fired at sh
range in salyos Of from 200 to 800 cd
and were sprinklcd over an area of
TO three acres These projcclles BID
into flame as they hit the ground
gave of ga.
--W,As-
Hclp your cOun ~ m is blg work.
registering quickly and freely.
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Potsdam, N. Y; Frank John Naylor,
Philadelphia, Pa; James X. Nees. Poland
l. a. oliver X. Nelson, Milwaukee, Wis. :
william Il. Nevlns, Rockville, Ind: Rob
hrt Newlin. Bloomlngdnle, Ind: Anthony
V Maestro. Norwak, Conn, Fred Olaf
son, Hlnsdale, Mont, william A. Ratliff,
Martnsvlile, Ind; Howard W. SandlRnd.
Waterbury Conn; Ernest Schiling,
Cleveland, ohio; Joseph Verderame, New
Haven, Conn; CEeslow Zwitrosky, An
sonia, Conn.
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Groves chill Tonic Tablets and
GfoYels Tasieless chill Tonic

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The tablets are intended for those who
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
| AustrianS Drive
! italians Back

VIENNA, Sept II, via London ~ In
the ASalonc sector Of the AuStro-Italian
front. where the Italians had penetrated
the Au,tro- Hungarian lines the Situa-
ton was restored Yesterday by an
Austrian counter attack, the war office
announced today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
------W-nH-
HAYS CALLED BY
SEC. TUMULTY
Republican Head Asked About
Criticism Of Democrats,

WASHING~C', Sent ll-Secrc,ary
Tumulty has wg.ucn to VIII II. HAYS,
chairman OF the national republican
committee, asking ii IL is true, as a pub
lt'hei rcpor, states tina, ON Labor day
% Chicago, he said to a gathering Of
'puhioan state chairmcu
The democratic leader, at Washing
vi would mo-, stop at anything that
Icy believed would insure the re.clec.
non OF a democratic congress this fall
hey would even end the war with any
sind Of compromise Il that would in.
IRE the continuance OF the democratic
nartv in power"
II Is understood Mr. Tumulty wrote
the instance of the president
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
YANKEES SLAY
HUNS ATTACKING
FOR AISNE MILL
lcontInued From PAGE -

Ecourt ST. Quentin. 1t was repulsed in
stiff fighting There was sharp fight
ing also at Gouzeaucourt The Ger
mans were beaten off except at one
point where one Of the British posts
remained in enemy position,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
An Over-ripe Tomato
A Vocational WAr Rennti

A battalion OF lawyers charged iradi-
tlonally, followed closely, by a company
OF ball players who scored heavily
These were backed up by platon Of
swimmers diving retkteTi into the
Tray, only to have a squad OF ,ngrayerS
rout the enemy l-R u. Washburn in
Cartoons Magazine
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The French drive in upon La Ferc, a
nor,herly defense OF the st. Gobain
bastion, is reported today to have made
notable progress with the capture OF
the town OF Travecy on the HndehburV
Inc two miles directly north OF La
Fere. The holding Of this ground would
result in the outil'nking Of La Fere
on the norihery side
The Germans also have been attack
ing desperately on the French front
where the line runs north from the
Aisne toward the 81. Gobain mas,ii
They are attempting to drive the
franeo-American forces there of the
Mont Rouge plateau, the allied occupa
ton OF which is threatening the flank
OF the line far to the east All their
efforts, however, have been irutlcss.
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WOUNDED
(Degrc' undetermined }
nECICE

Captain Roher, ". Norton, ip't
Bloomfield. n j.
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
ScrEr1nts. Harr HuN Cuudlll potts.
dam \ Y; Earl e Elliott. Cochoctor.
Ohio. Milford Randolph. Hollcnwood.
Tenn.
Corporals: Hector Ch"rtfer. Windsor
Ml Quebec. Caunda, Salvatore Cuctra.
pittshurg. Pa; RHymond Gilger. wilkes
hnrrH, IN George ". Gllund Minnesota.
MINI. Roy u M.sener Bothcll. wash .
Emil Petrick M'novn. wis: Andy Touu-
zen. Nan Rureu, ARK. Morris Vein
stein Brooklyn, y y: Erod james
bradford. N'h1,eu, Conn: Ben Mooney.
Wautaugn. $. d: Anthony Rosoo lic-
cone Goshen Conn.
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Vital Statistics
Marflaus LIesnses

Marriage Licenses
" ulnsberg, as years old, Tupelo, Okln.
gnd Mrs, g Swart, sb years old, pet
Moines. Iowa.
Blrths
Mr. AMI Mrs. V, y. Danner, OklRhoma
City, glrl
NJ and Mrs. Russell Parrott. Okla.
hOma City, boy
Mr., and Mrs. Frank l.. ormosher, okla.
homa City. girl.
M and Mrs Moore c. Hess, Crosby
town. Texas. boy,
Ne and Mrs. Roby c. Proctor. 1900
West Seventh, boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Fisher, 800 East
Second. girl
a Deaths.
Mrs. Emma Faris, 50, iith South Hud.
son.
j. Rushing. "a. ga West Reno.
ouIldine Psrults.
o. u noyinGton, 100 West Eighteenth
for1o0eIlicg four dweIiingn, 1900.
Z peavick, iSSs West Twenty.
~ company, d West
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Eight Marines
Dead in Action
The complete list.
KILLED IN ACTION.

NUN N.IOMmiSolONED orr lCEHS.
Corpls John r Ring Kerncrsville,
~ c.; Frank sockel Chicago.
PRlVATES.
John Degnan New York n. Y; John
Flowers, CockpOum, Miss Paul +. Horts-
mann Glernburno, Md. oscar n. Nlchol-
SON Carlton, Mnn,: Thomas y. PatteT-
son Eupora. Miss. Henry Penney Dan
vile, ILL.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
PRESIDENT TAKES
HAND IN THE FIGHT
HARDN|Ck MAKES
Endorsement of Harris EnIiy-
ems Contest in Georgia,

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. ll.-Scnator
Thomas W. Hardwick, reccntlycharac-
terized by President Wilson as "a con
stant active opponent OF his admins
tration, was opposed in democratic state
primary today by W. J. Harris, former
member of the federal trade commits
sion, The president has endorsed Mr.
Harris.
In addition to the senatorial fight,
there are contests in six OF the twslyc
congressional districts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-11
OKLAHOMA CIlY rIND8 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1918

Henry Miller. Kansas City. Mo; Mar
shell Morris, Monticello, KY: Shirrell
Norris, Dublin. Ind George A. Morrison,
Camden. N. j.; Leton w. Meyers, Cum
ningham, Ky. Abe Muchman. Chicago.
i'll; Walns Radio, Ironwood. Mich. Oscar
Martin Ramstead, Superior, Wis. Louis
l.. hth. New Brighton, N. Y; Lorenzo
Rea, Lvcrmore Fails, Mo. deserve Re
crlscL Fairmont, W, Va; Fred Rector,
Crossvlle, Tenn; Alfred ROesner. Rre-
men, Ind Dewey H. Shearer, Anderson.
S, c.; Jesse Stever, Conway, Mo: An
gelo Nacca. Middleton. Conn; Fred l..
Warns, Mott n D.; Louis Kier. AM
herst Junction. Wis; William Il. Rear
Wossoncr. Leslie NJ rIt,slty. Fair
haven, Mass.
PRlVATEs.
Floyd II Hegcy. Eldon. Mo: I.averne
Blers. Chief Mich. Charles i. Bonner.
Chicago. ~; Wllford Brhdcn. Tucker
man, Ark, Walter u, Bross. Winter Nul-
ley MIss,; Vincent Comlnskey. Chicago.
Ill; william II. Curroncc, Kimbll, S.
D; Orrin jones Eckler. Bath, y Y.
Patrick Francis St Louis. Mo: poulo.
n. Fry, stampede. y. d Lionel J. eng
non, Hol1oke, Mass Glen B. Gallagher
Miami Fla; John GoFoli. Thomnstou-
Vile. Conn Henry Gump, Hickory. pa .
CErence Edward Hoover. High Splre,
Pa; Elmer J, Jorgenson. Kerkovon.
MINI; Barnard KaegI, Gavin Rock. IN
Morris Lnppe, Forestvile, Conn: Clar-
once \. laNson. jamestown. n. Y: Rn-
ficl LinyIlle. Brooksvllle. Ky: John l..
Mccarthy, Chicago III David McFar-
land. Rockhold, Kv.: Clarence Mcmillan,
Arlander, Tenn, sabinus y McWhQrter,
Weston. W. >fH6eA we
Fla; AlbI2l
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ASSOCIATED Press Summary

The British were again moving for,
ward today toward the Hndenburg lihc
in the one sector where they are still
some distance from il, near the center Of
the allied battle front
Some progress was made during the
might in Lie Nermand region, whcr,
111 NHSils forces are closing
\ from the north
Zambrli On the south
ke in this sector is alsC
9brm OF strong counter at
NGoufeaucourt, just to the south
~ey gained a lone British post it
hard fighting here I'm night but other.
wise were completely repulscd.
Inside Hndenburg Line.
The defense OF Cambria &, likewise
being carried to the aggressive side b,
the German, along the Canal du Nord
where the British stand far inside the
filndcnburg line after having broker
the Qucant-D Drocourt switch
In this aggressive movement IN,
enemy last night sharply counter-at.
tackled near Moeuyre, just to the east
OF Qucant and at Ecour.St Quentin
north Of the Arras, Cambfai road. In
beth cases the British held their ground
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Travecy Is Taken.

repusing the Germans in stiff engage
mentS.
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Help your coun ~ IN is big work
registering quickly and freely
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Quick registration mean, willing reg.
''ra'l0n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-04-09
Seras. a

Ger Geripaltungsrat Der slt-
Itiner llniperlitdt bot beidloIIen, i'll
Camp Mabrp neue @ebduoe allffilb-
rem 5u laliell in oenen 5000 Manl
SSnltrnftion ais sllltolnobll- itno Hu-
oiatoren Me6anifer erbnlten fog-
nen. Die Soften iiir Die gtelbaltten
meroen oui 100000 peranidlagt.
9a oas @elo nibt sur &erfiignng
itebt, tpltroe cine SHerte bon Wtaior
Geo. 92. 4ittlefielo, luelder Der llni-
periitdt fir oieIen 3pef cine Gum.
me pon $300,000 anbot, oanfeno an
genonnen. 9as @elo io1 Ser llni+
perlitdt bon Der @unoesregierltng
lpdter 5uriif erItattet meroen.
gei Ser III Guero am Nfontag
obgebalteuen Sdulpabl ipuroen 81.
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@ouIton ais 9ruItees Scr offentltcben
Sdalen eripoblt.
= elmer 9onb BON Seguin ein
jllnger Monn Der i'll cinen Autonto-
bilgei61ft onqeItelt ipar, iuuroe
ourh einen erplooierenoen slntomo,
biGreifen, pel6en ct nit Suit boa
pumpen mollte, ihiper I'M 8eIidt
uno am aopfe perleBt Sein 3ultano
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geben
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pon Dem onger-Goptain 9otcS ein-
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NuuIn1er 1926

oem 2e6en geidJieoen Sic mar i'll
9elttidlono geborelt uno botte icit et-
ma 80 Sobrcn iii 5eras geipobnt.
lleberlcbt miro sic Gerltorbene BON
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Die Seoeral 9feierpc 9anf i'll
9allos teilt nit, oaB bis spionta9
abero fir 10 Ntillionen Dollar
Sbdsanlts= 3ertiiifate III 9ollos nne
llmgegeno obgeiebt ln1o
sssn Gagle Bab lit Die anl
Sonlstae beeroigfe Srall S. 81. Mar-
tines pieoer ausgegraben llno es
pnroe ourtb oie gericbtlibe 0boufs
tion feIiaeltellt, baB oieielbe ollrd 81.
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tet muroe. 3pel 0tdnner iino ols
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9egierulgs=9 =9(ftion, I'M cine geredte
3uteillng oes sur 8erfitgltng lteber=
oen Buffers fiir oas anlerifonild)c
Nplf 5u lihern genobnli0e ge-
icbaftsflugbeit mar iicb Ben olliierten
&egierlrgen eber III einem oeflnltl=
ben &ontraft iiGer oe1 Ireis NIT Gen
fllbanilden 9e5oroet an5ul6lieBen,
als iib Den Sd)iponfllngen 5u inter
perfen, lpeld)e aus geringen gprra=
ten ltno liregelnldBigen Sdiffdbrts-
@eleaenbeiten cntlteben fDnnten Mo
bel oell perihieoenen getrofenen slr.
engagements oie S1tere1len oes dlneri=
faniI6en3 3ltcferproon5enten ingetradt
folnen, muroen tie nit ieinen Hat
ullo ieiner &ooperation abgei6lollelt,
oanit er in ieiner Snouitrie gei6ilbt
peroen iollte oSlt oieiern Sol fpllr<
Sen ipie BEL @ei6en oie &erteilitngs
fanole 6e5iiglid] Der Erofite 6ci Ser
Gerteilltng einer Itobiliiiertell &oln=
nooitdt inter Jteaulation geitellt nne
Ser &onIllment muroc be5iiglid oes
&reiles geidirst. 9le ein5ige on0efe
Situotion, no litb oie 9}abrlngslni.
tel 9loniniltration fir Ben 8reis
pon lunbpirtld)aftliben Hroonften
lutereliierte, NOR III 5oQen mie 3. =
ocnienigen bon Wtild fit Staole.
noe oie grpon3enten ielblt orgaii-
liert paren lmo IN i6arfem 9ollflift
nit ben &pniunellten itanoen llno
no oieie &piflifte Sarten fitr Die
9rool5enten mo oie &oniluneilten
berbei5ufiibren orobter Sn iolhen
Sdael 1aloelte Die gtabrllngslnittel=
9oniniltrotion einfa6 oils frellnofi-
der 9lgent, nm cine gilligung 5pi
iben oel1 beioell Earteien berbei5li=
fiibren. Sasn aden oerartigen Sallen
ntiiiien Die Yroou5enten cine Eartle
5n bent &ontraft unb oesbalb nit Den
getroffenen arrangements 8ufrieoen
iein nno es mag nebenbei geiagt mer
oen, oaB bie 9eabrltngsmittel= =Ionts.
niitrution iol6e ltnterbanollngen
mlr altf Grillcben Der Groon5eltten
lllternabm.
Gin abnli6er 6aa liegt i'll och
pon oen aliierten 9fegierlngel &C.
lna6ten ginfdlifen bon Sdmelnes
fleiI6proollftell ipeld)e an lid) nit3t
groB geinlg dparen, Inn oie Nadfrage
5u fontrollieren, aber onrd Den 81.
Itano oes iiberieeiiden SransportS
lll1o Der ii6erieeiiben Wfarfte in an-
berelt Gahrungs aomlnooitdten dls
oen erfpdbntcn niht ernitlid] eeltott
muroen. 0as @eleb bon slnge6ot unb
Nahfrage tpuroe ieooh in ben ailee-
rem Nabrungsntitteln innerbalb Der
Ser. Staaten fpabreno Der lebten orei
Monate oltrh iteigenben Vtangel,
llnreaelnlaBigfeit uno Storilngen im
eiIenbo6n= transport llnb oaran5
folgenoer monatelanger 8er5ogerllill
in Dem Sosi6lagen Ser grnte ernit-
lih beeintrddtigt
Die s(omiriltration lit jeOod Der
9lniidt, baB Die 2oiung fir oieie
Sbmierigfeit bnrd Die bern1ebrte ge-
negli6feit oes SransportDelens nno
Ser oaraus folgenoen @ieoerberitel-
hing Der freien geiuegllng bon &onl-
mobit1ten fommen iollte.