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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
FINEST WEATHER IN TROPICS
Climate SO Delightful That the Aver
age Person Would Soon Tire
Of the Monotony.

The days were wonderful. and the
alterations OF sun and wind were as
exciting as the discovery OF the
strange halayan beasts aud birds. The
sun rose softly--no breeze moved
cloud or leaf. and even the light cane
at FIRST moderately. indirectly, reflect
ed from the higher peaks, or hello
grarhed from the mirror Of half hid
den. distant waterfall. In early after
noon-one never knew just when-the
falntcst os hreezes sifted down and
blurred the lacery OF tree-fern shad.
ows. The wind was cool and soon
strengthened. and by night the air was
surging violently through the gap ST
phoned from the cold SUBMITS down
20 the hot. humid valleys. Day after
day one reaWakencd 70 the sense OF
tropical surroundings from conyic-
ton Of a northern autumn. with tho
wind fun OF swirling leaves and the
fronds soughlng with the same sad
cadence as the needles Of scented
plea u the orthland.--william Bee
be. 10 The Atlantic.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
GERMANS HURL|NG
SHELLS into PARIS
MONSTER CANNON SHOWERS
CAPITAL WITH SHELLS FROM
DISTANCE OF rs MILES.
When Shells Began Falling in City
Every Twenty Minutes, Parisisns
Believed That Huns Had
Broken Through the Lines.

Paris.-The German monster can
non," which has been bombarding
Paris, has been located in the forest OF
st. Gobain, west of Laon, and exactly
122 kilometers approximately seventy
six miles) from the Paris city hall.
At first the shells began arriving at
intervals Of twenty minutes, and the
detonations, considering the Sunday
calm, seemed louder than those Of Sat
urday Their power to disturb the
equanimity of the populace, however,
seemed less, the people refusing to be
distracted from their Sunday habits to
any great extent
The great German gun which is re-
ported to be able to shell Paris from
a distance of seventy miles could ac-
complish these feats with the same
range:
Shell Dover and Canterbury, Eng
land, across the English channel from
Ostend, Belgium.
Throw shells into Venice from
in Austria, firing across the
Adriatic sea.
Reach Paris from any point along
the eighty miles of the German front.
Shell New York City from Trenton,
n. j., or POughkeepsie, n. Y.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
SOVIET TO DISBAND ARMY.
Trying to Eliminate Influence of SOL
diers from Public Affairs.

Moscow.-The soviet government is
rapidly disarming the old army and
eliminating its influence from public
affairs. The Moscow soviet has re-
moved from its executive committee all
soldier representatives., and similar
action is taking place throughout Rus
STA.
The new voluntary army will select
representatives in the various soviets
The old soldiers are unwilling at
many places to surrender their arms
and return to work. At Petrograd three
regiments declined TO be demobilized.
The Petrograd soviet has issued a
statement saying that these regiments
were under influences contrary to the
revolutionary movement.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29

II make any difference II this wire
were fastened to something's
He arose from his imitation of kan.
CARGO about to jump down mine
shaft and took the wire from her fin
gers without comment. His feelings,
whatever they were, he did not dare
trust to speech. There was something
majestic about the repression OF the
man TINT forbade comment. In pal
plating silence he attached the wire
to n place which seemed to be made
for IT, reassembled the engine, wiped
on his hands and grasped the crank.
He turned 1t once easily, and 'zing,"
the motor got down TO business like a
clockI
Lucille hastily scrambled out of the
boat.
Let her gor' Bopp yelled, taking
hold OF the wheel In pose a good deal
like viking gave for the grease on
his trousers. Odd vikings wear trou-
sersl My memory Is at FAULTY
/ threw the line on board with
feeling OF envy for one who was speed
ing TO square meal.
Keep to starboardr' Lucille yelled.
Keep to starboardl There's shallow
water on the port sIder'
Bopp spun the wheel. and the launch
turned abruptly to the left.
'srhe other wayl' screamed Lucille
"Starboard ia on your right sideT'
She was too late. The boat stopped
Bopp hastily took an inn
preston OF the steering wheel on the |
pit OF his stomach.
l yelled to Bopp, do you want any
helpT'
mo" he replied. bowling to me I'M
from pain, holding one
hand on his belt line where the wheel
had struck him.
TO Lucille I explained In as loud a
one OF voi1e as | could command: at
s n curiou. thing about many deep
water sailors that they cannot tell their
eft and right hands apart. Say port
'r 'starboard to them and they get
you at once"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
CHAPTER III.
Marooned.

~ OPP managed to make the en-
CINE run again and started to
- back or from the bar when the
propeller wheel struck some
thing, and proceedings ended.
That was the absolute finish of the
performance for that day. He could
not turn the engine over again, even
by hand. and an investigation disclos-
ed that the shaft was hopelessly tan
gled in some heavy wire which the
propeller had picked up out OF the
sand. Bopp discovered this by stick
ing his head under water over the side
of the boat
said Lucille. wen have to get a me-
chanic."
SO Bopp came ashore by wading In
rather chilly water up to his waist.
Considerable of the bloom was rubbed
from his usual natty appearance when
he clambered on the dock, besmudged
and dripping.
"Welcome TO the Fasters' clubr' 1
greeted him. Il would baptize thee as
a brother In the Aqua Pura fraternity,
but | see there is no need. Wen go
up to the house and give you a nice
drink OF water to warm you up after
your chill"
where's the telephone?" demanded
Bopp.
whats the matterr' asked Lucille.
II am going to telephone to town to
have a boat come over to take me to
breakfast"
"In the meantime" 1 requested,
"would you mind moving over here q
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
GENERAL BELL OPTIMISTIC.
Has Not tine Slightest Doubt That the
, Allies Will Win. 70.

New York.-There is not the slight
sgement, General j. Franklin Bell.
commander of the seventy-seventa ia
vision of the national army, declared
here Friday in his first interview since
his recent return from the fighting
front in France.
1--WE are engaged in a serious under
taking, but there is not the slightest
reason for doubling that we will finally
accomplish our task and accomplish it
General Bell said. PA
tience and perseverance are all that
viii be required"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29

moment and dripping on these flowers,
which he'd waterT'
Lucille took him to the telephone.
followed at a leisurely pace, and by
the time l got TO the house found
Bopp whlrling the telephone lever ex-
aSperafedly. IL was one OF those coun-
try telephones whore you have to grind
little business on the side OF the box
until central hears you swearing at
the trausmitter The operator seemed
more oblivious than usual. and Bopp
remarked "Hellor' In every possible
tone OF voice from wheedling 10
threat
Il wonder" Lucille murmured vague
~. III maybe IL wasn't the telephone
cable which you dug up with the pro-
peller of the lasnch."
What's that?r Bopp demanded.
II said. IT must have been the tele-
phone cable you got mixed up in when
you ran the launch aground That's
why II won't work.
He hurled the receiver into the hook.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
@ooe,srIno- Hsliosrope.

The delicate hciiotrope is scarce aud
Improbable TO the perfumer. lie de-
tects IN itS odor. however. the aroma
OF vanilla combined with the sharper
scent Of bitter almonds Therefore. BE
adds 70 a tlncfure OF vanilla small
quaufity o. the otto OF bitter almonds
and rose and orange flower ESSENCE.
and thus easily makes extracted hello
trorc.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
RoYal Wit Not Slow.

Rich in sly humor was the reply Of
Henry " of France, who one day
reached Amiens after a prolonged jour
ney. A local orator was deputed to
harangue him, and commenced with a
lengthy string of epithets:
very great sovereigns, very good,
very merciful, very magnanimous-
add Also" interrupted the weary
monarch, Every tired"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29

/ has IdiffNcos
what it looks like. Don't you think
| you had better go and show him where
it is?'
Sure; I'll be glad to go. I'll not
only show him Where it is-Ill feed it
to him"
mo; I'll CO." she said. "You two
might quarrel"
Right there / made my mistake.
let her go after him. So she spent the
day with him instead of with me.
While roaming about the empty
rooms l heard a whine and, looking
for its source, found Tootles in the
kitchen trying to reach the shelf where
the dog biscuit were kept. In the ex-
element Lucille had forgotten to feed
her. With melancholy pleasure in spar
ing some living creature the pangs I
felt myself l got down the box of bis
cult and gave the dog one.
There were twelve of the little cakes
left In the box. The dog seemed very
fond of them. One would not be miss
ed. hope never have to go through
such temptation again. I weighed a
biscuit in my hand, / shifted its fra
GRANGE, and then-I put it aside. 1
would stick to my promise But the
memory of that biscuit haunted me the
rest of the morning. Every time
thought Of it had to cut a new hole
in my belt. l went back to the shelf
a hundred times and looked longingly
at the box, but always tore myself
away with a sigh.
Some time during the late afternoon
Mrs. Green dressed and came down
stairs. She said she was feeling bet
ter, but she was pale and seemed a
trihe unsteady on her pins.
Clouds began 10 obscure the sky |
about shutdown, and Mrs. Green fret |
ed a good deal because Lucille was
lway from home. In order to ease her
mind l volunteered to find the couple
ind take them raincoats and umbrel-
as. Just as | opened the door there
vas a deafening roar of wind. which
whipped the branches of the trees in
udden fury. The sky appeared to
pitt in the middle with a binding
ight and ripping crash of thunder.
he lightning had obviously struck
omewhere in the vicinity. The crash
( thunder outside was echoed by a
bud inside. / looked around Mrs.
ireen was lying on the floor She had
ainted.
dropped the bundle OF raincoats
nd ran TO her assistance. First |
cid her head on my lap, but couldn't \
aem to get any farther toward reviv-
* her. Somewhere / had read di-
sctions for reviving fainting ladies'.
ne of the first things recommended
as to loosen the corset, but this SEEM {
l 10 he an unpardonable liberty TO r
Ike with lady had only met few .
mes. Besides. I didn't know how to !
cate corset and wouldn't have been Il
Die to loosen It II had found it. 1t "
ould be godsend If some one would
t out a book on Now TO Revive
ainting Ladies. Although a Bsche-
r" :
| looked up to find a strange man In \
e room. He was clad In ovexalls n
ID carried a satchel. f,
Are you married?" demanded. L
II don't know why it's any of your
siness,' he responded. but ar.
Irther than that. I'm an Elk and be-
ng 10 the union" !,
IF you're married tell me what to is
with a lady who has tainted" a
Give her some OF this n
He produced a flask from his peck b.
and poured large portion of its
ntents down Mrs. Green's throat.
CTO BE CoNTINUED)
Uncle Pennywise Says: ii,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
Senate Considers Draft Resolution.

Washington.-Con of the
Joint resolution providing for the reg
istration under the selective service
act of all men who have reached The
age of p years since June last has
been taken up in the senate.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29

London.-Captain William Redmond
succeeds his father, John Redmond, the
Nationalist leader in parliament. Re
turns from the election for the east
for Waterford show that Captain
Redmond was elected.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
Utah Aviator Killed.

Miami. Fla.-Second Lieutenant
Lester c. Bauman of Salt Lake City, an
aviator III the marine corps, was In
SANITY killed Saturday afternoon as
he result of a fall in hydro-air-
uiane.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29

How long have you been married.
old mHnf"
.1oug enough TO pity bachelors. How
long have your
sLo1g enough 70 envy them."--Bos-
ton Evening Transcript
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29

Some o. the vegetation 81 Palestine
Is plainly listed 10 the Scriptures. thus;
$50 forth unto The mount. and fetch
olive branches. and pine branches aud
myrtle branches This found ia Nehe-
rulch 7.Ih
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
Helping the Country.

Bill-He's always Dragging about his
ancestors.
JILL know H.
"But they never did anything for
the good OF the country. did tbeyr
-Sure. They died.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
Their Kind.

"When they pass antitrust laws in
the future they will have teeth in
hem
"Oh, that's only biting sarcasm"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
Uncle Pennywise Says:

/ gotta cousin who is fairly bowed
down beneath load of useless infor-
mation.-Louisville Couries-Jo Journal.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29

Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original little liver pills put up 40 years
ago. They regulate liver and bowels. AID.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29

It's faith in something and enthusi-
asm for something that makes life
worth looking at.-Holmes.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29

Too many men are incapable of do
ing their own thinking.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
SYNOPSIS.

s.
Lucille Green charming, but with fads,
Il visited at the Greens summer Island
home by Monty Blniney. She proposes a
weeks fast All food Is banished. Frank
Hopp. a rival sutton. appears unexpected
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-03-29
You Cum Sell TRINITY

We can otter you splendid proposition
20 sell Trinity oil Company stock, on time :
munity. '0N' ""n com
we consider this stock an attractive
speculative Investment at six cents ~
e enonsu ,au'snce very rapidly as the season
opens Tor successful field operations.
Trinity Is In the hands n, ,,-...,.., -,
men who confne their drilling onerat,an.
20 proven territory. II has nfteen prolucs
ing wells on Its 440acre tract In Kansas
wnieh is proved on every side by blr nro'
dacers. Its holdings there and In morn.
.on. opt2n aud other fields arc described
IN detail In our Trinity circular. which
VIII be mailed upon request.
VIM. McDougoH & COMPANY
so7 IDEAI. nrDG. nEvvFp cnro
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-01
Uofll Rrisgsrbauplat.
Berlin melbet oaB italis
Hii3er ausriff bet
@ftago suf am men,
nefro n on lit
Qkbro1 en- 1T.

Berlin, 81. Sanuar. (9ia 2on>
bpn.) Die 4nsriffe, peIhe Die Stalies
ner am wsitttuo9 gessa tis Steaungen
Der Seiterrei9er unb SeutI4en fiibs
tpeitli9 DON 4iiasp an Der a6rbli9en
italisniIdSn Raupffro1t mo9ten,
bro9en unter Dem 6eusr Der Deuti4eH
suiammen, tpie bic p6erite 9esresIeiz
tung ON 9onnsritag melbet. Sn ben
fiiraIiden &dmpfeu baben bic DiterRis
9iiden unb beut19en Sruppen bic
3obl Der bon ibnen seula9ten Sefana
sensn auf 900 er5Obt. Ser geri4t
lautet tpie fulgt:
pStulientI9er SRriegsI4aupldB :
Siibli9 BON 4iingo brad Der &ngrifT
Der Staliensr untsr unIerem Seuer 5us
fammen. 8pti9n QIiago unb bem
8renta SluB fanben lef6afte 9ef9iiBs
fdmpfe fatt. 0ie 3abl Der Gefansea
men, bic in ben tiirali6en SGmpFen
BON ben SeutIdsn uno Seiterrei4ern
semaat porben, 1T auf 15 Sffisiere
uno 600 Wann seitisgeu.
Weitli9er &riegsi4auplub:. On
bielsn Gtelen an Der Sompffrpnt mar
Die &ftbGtigtsit auf 9lrtileries
unb MISUNDERSTANDING bei9rGntt.
Sm llebrigeu TT nt4ts Reies gu bes
ri4ten.
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9enti@lanS
8iq, tpie es beiBt, Die Si9erbeit 9oL
I6noiider @diffe.nicpt garan-
tiret.

glmiterbam, 81. SSaItuar. -
Sbj9on Die S1plerigfeiten 6lDndlen
SuQano u1O en9lanO uirO ben SereI'.
nistenStaaten belgelegt lt1O, 10 tann
Der S0iffsoerlebr 5ulldjen SollanO
uno ben Serenigten Staaten nIdt
auigenouurlen perOe,t, bis DIE Inter.
bailolungen nit 0elitldlailO 5llA slb-
ibhlb gebra6t porOeu linO, DaB Die
iidere Sabrt Der bollan0ildeu SdJtfTe
nidt gerpabrleiiten mill. neil Sol
lano 9aOeraunt an Gittei1te 2GnOer
absie6t, tpie cine Oepeif)e oes nEele-
graaf4 m,s Gotter6uin uIeI0et.
0elIti6lunO, beiBt es in Der Se-
peide, perIangt @oruiltien bafiir,
0a boitrb ole BON lleberiee tntportir-
ten @aaren feinoLdleu Sdnoern
feine @ortbeiIe erlpa6ien. llrtter-
balSIiutgen iiitb iest i'm @anee, I'M
einen Gitsweg aus oieier f1uierigeu
Gage ~ iiuasa
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Saut antlidem geridt pltr6en 5ebn
gerionen setObtet rno 30 per-
tputtoet.
eine slitSabl @ebaiiSe, barruIter
slpei SoipitaIer, tplrrben beid'd-
oigt, iuie garis iagt.
eirs bar Glue3eiise absei&oiien mn
bic Sniaiien -ipurSeu seiangen
aenomnIen.
gerlin erflart, Sab Der slngrifi @ie'
oeruergeItuug fiir angritie aiif
6eiitide Std0te iuar.

0aris, 81. San - @elegellt.
lid bes 6lie9eransriiis aif aSarls III
Der seltrigeit gtadt WnroerI !pie aIllt'
Iib belalriltgegeben lpirS, 5pall5lg
Yerionen getoOtct l1lo fii1tf5ig oer'
plrlt0et.
Ser s(nsriif ipabrte etipa 5ipei
Stll6en. 3ie gfaft par eine ntiOc
uno flare lllr6 Der Mono itaro aln
Sinlmel. Oie Straben iparett mt
groBen MenI6eiumengen bon geeugie'
rigen angefiilIt, ipeld1e Die gngreifer
itno ibre frart5oiiiden @egner beob'
abteten, tpie lie in tpeiteut 8ogen flo
gen utto ab uno 5u beritrterifoiien.
gon 5eit 5i Belt borte nran AUDI oas
neutrality-suspicious..
Gie irail3oiiiden Slug5eiiee fii6r.
ten ipeitbtn ii6tbare 9eleid)tirng,
oamit Die aurontere Der Gblpebrge'
idiise iie inrteri6ei6en fonnter. 9ie
oeittid)en Slieger beritdu6igtelt ii4
oiirh rapioe 2iftitanale.
Gie Grploiionen Der 8efdoiIe uno
Der 8oniben bielten mitllnterbredJltrt.
gen stpet Stltnben lang m iito bor.
ten bann nod uno nod ouf. I'm 5tpei
ltbr iplrroe 61n6 bte Girenen iignali.
5irt, 6ab Der glngrif poriiber iet.
Ser omtlihe @ertdjt iiber Den Gu.
griff 1T tpie folat:
-0ie erfte esi,forrotion Seittet alt,
bab bier feinblid)e @efdnpaSer Die
2inien r5r6Ii6 bon Gomptegre
freit;ten unb nnd gdris su floaen.
Sssrfolge Der oi,Beror6entliden Slar.
belt Der 9uft fonrrten sic slieqer Iih
In iebr arober S6be balten. sic nG.
berten ii6 bonn gsor6en imS gtor6-
often her uno tporfen Bonlben auf
mebrere Boriier @oritdote ob. 0ann
Gogcn iie fiber Ioris unb bielten iih
,irn qr6Btcn SbciI ollf Dem rehten
TIubifer uftb tporfen aIIe fire Bonn.
ben tnnerbalb BON ipertigen 1iriten
oh.
Wfebrere @cmtpn oeriuetcft. aber
orrSere f11hen OFFER, ndmentIif,
ssrofet nrb ainoer. opei 5ofnitdler
aetroffen. mebrere 8eb1ube
nieoergebndrult ooer ittper
beihdoipt.
9rn bic breisia frdrnoiifde T1ro-
aeuae 1tieden anF. Inn Sen &unhf
init hem sSeirb arf5unehnwn. iobnrb
oer GlarT ertortte. gs funben ineb.
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SegDnnen
Saben pteoer bic gerutfungeu hes
glerums Der Jriebeustpmmff1tnH
IN 9refz2itunst
Der @raf bou 8Obenils>SurniB pTTt>
siea als @ertreter 8operus st1s

gref 2itppst, 60 San,
oia 4miterbum unb 2onbon, 81 Sun.
Salaat goI9d, Der -tiirtif4e SrnBnes
ater. Fii6rte gelegentlt9 6sr grDtfHnng
Der gtennrfiBurg Der TrteOenstDHTe@
ren3 ben @oriis. 9er oeutf4e Staats=
iefretGr bes 2leuBeren, Or. DON &u4L@
mann, tbetlte nit, ouB Der norH1alTge
bupertfte preuiermiutitre Srl 9rnT
gobetDils OurriB, trGft Der ger%
traqsre6te 8a1errls unb inter 3us
iFunntung &otfer @tI9elms uro oes
Oeutf9su ReI9stan5lers 9rufgu nnn
Sertliug, gu1ern DertreteH nyiirbe.
2eon Srostp, Der gplI9eiDttt Mtt@
ntffer beg QuslpGrtigeu, bsmertie, naB
apei 8ertreter Der Ukraine gnltsres
pu6ltt Der rlrfiif4eH GelegGten 4tr5uz
gefiiat porneu fetH, ebenfo tnte 9err
Snreltu, Der @ultstDmmIfldr fur
Sta1tsetgeHt9um-
amFerb am, 90. Sar- 2ie
Ta6ri4t er6rterub, oer5mTnlge Der
&6uig BON gaperu uer11uat pat,
9aiIer 8tr6elm gu Suuiteu et1es
rsiter6eits SrteDe1s- au beef1z
flufTen, I6retben bic u2efpdtger gteue=
item Tnnridteu1:
r@tr hoben 9ruuh sur GurnHme,
SoB biefs Tuarid3t ben s46ro4eu
eutfrri6t. 8tr u16dter fngor unq
einen S6rift peiter geheu uub ht1r5ua
Fiiaen, SuB BEN 4uFuuf, ben ste gSert@
f6e Soaes5eituug@ m Berlin on 0ts
onberen gurhesfiiriteu srIdBt unh m
benz lie bteIe 1uFFprbert, oen1 getipsl
bes R6nigs su Fpfgeu, berets onrge7
ar6ettet nrrbeu 1T
Qaut uns sugegaHgersr SS11FurHaz
tion 1T Der 96uig oun guaern Hlr1t
ber Gtn3tge, Der nit erriter gefurgH1B
ben gerlauf Der 5rieneusunterhnHns D.
Ilngen in grefz9itufp&t srfuIgt it
unD eg tann ungeuommen tpernen bag
Der 3ned Der Grtfen1uHg nnu Sr.
9raf DON guDeniIs=Surris, heru onrz
multgen 9reu1ierurrnHter Sd1erus,
uo6 greI=9 itpfust nift nur gef6uh,
um lang 0ergehene gertrogsrsfte
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Srukfg
uf6ermittelt beu1 gutfGaTter Eranris
Srp9ungeu Der 4Har4ifteu,
NeI9e bic JreilaHuus npu @mma
Goldman, 4lsrauber gertmau
unb Sbomds S. M1Dnuep
berLdugeu.

st petersburg. 30. San. -
Dos Wtiuiitertum nes 2lusnGrtige1
bot am usittno9 an ben duerttanlz
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etnen an 2eon Grpstp, ben goli9ez
tDitiSueIutter nes gluspGrtigen gerihz
teten 9rieF Der Ct. getersblIrger
acknowledgements iibergebeu, m mel
dem Derlangt pirb, 0aB SrDsf1 eiueu
Druid ausiibe, UNI bic GreildiIuug npn
aleran0er gertmuu, Gmmd Cobb
man unb s9orRas 5. g1Dnue9 su err
pirten
Dos N2intfteriun legte oI6 efue
BON ben 4nar6tfteu dugenummeue
&sfoluttOu BET, III pelasr nit &urb>
sebungeu gegeu bic 9Otfaoft ge5ru9t
purbe.
Die S4rtftiriite purben an germ
Srancis nit bem gemerten gefdubt,
bas Wlintitertllm rera9te es fir fetue
pflt4t, lie gu iiberuritteln".
@s lit bteies bic brittle 9rp9uug, bic
9otI6ufter 5yrarcis tDd9rerb hes Niuz
mats Sanuar Don ben 9luar4titeu erz
5alten bat.
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ueroen. hei 0euer Due Rulitif GIg
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nurnerr 1ut
Grdii6elt ESIfu1r iulI0tE ne fuL-
genie I11t1uurt
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gutfhait. Sie f1rr1rgrr uerifrf1er feIrr.
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Eout 1T feetnfltt1 IND Ripuuur1
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g}er0er1 fiir Die Auiirtelr rritt m ei.
ner Rariier &uufereus feltgeLegt
peroeIL

9onSor, 81. San = GHtDurt-
lib elmer 6ruge i'm u1lterbdltie en-
fldrte aIn 9on1teribug Der SNhus-
anttsful1jler 9lrSreD Gouur SlrD.
Oo 6Die 9ebouptu1g, DIE GriegsdIele
Der 4lliirten foQte11 0ltrt, elue n
ASnris tage1roe Anufgreri Feifgeiegt
peroen. uidat oeu &lrti1c5g1 sit-
is<ntA
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master at Cincinnati on January 81,
1918, as required by the Act of )cto-
Der 9Th. 1917.
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BON 9aDern.
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tag Don Seitsn 0eS aonigs Siiouig
uon 9apern antportenO, gab-&aiier
gSilDelm Der 3uoeriift sllsoritf,
6ub oaS Oeutide &eid,-nis Der eegen,
wartigen Yriifung itarf uto itder
berporgeben tpiiroe. 5u oieiem 3ipcd
jeooA, iaete er, obebiirfen mir Der
Silfc g1er, oie liiier iHipergepriif.
teS BoIf liebetL IN er1ter Siitie bic
&lIis Ser poIiiiteu Gabrsr.-