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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-18
]. S.OESTROYERS HAVE INCREASED ANTI-SUB WORK

London. Jan. Alderman newspa- pers, in referring to the Anglo-Amer- ican measures against submarines, in- dicate that the employment of the depth charge has been greatly in creased and perfected since the Amer ican destroyers arrived in European waters. In the old days the destroyer avs content to drop two or three depth charges in the vicinity where the submarine was last seen, but now, according to the German accounts, It is not unusual to find the destroyers persisting in the business of dropping depth bombs until as many as 40 have been exploded, thus covering a large area where the submarine is likely to be hiding.
 | The Germans admit that this is very unpleasant business for the op- orators of the U-boats. Thus the "Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung contains the following account of the experiences of a U-boat man in the water patrolled by the American de- stroyers:
 l One O1 our SIbOI14SA4 AAAS7 7AROS = heavily laden steamer Of 5,000 tons out of, a convoy. A violent enemy counter attack followed. The de- stroyers left the convoy, fcl1owed the submarine, and in the course of a few minutes dropped 39 water bombs around the spot where the U+boat was supposed to be submerged Luck fly they failed to hit her, and oul U-boat escaped unscathed.
 "The same submarine was prev1-
 ously followed by two airplanes iron
 midday until evening and pelted witt 2S bonms, but escaped"
 The same newspaper contains ar account of a submarine cruiser Wh1cf had a narrow escape from destruc- ton in the explosion of munltlor ship which she torpedoed from tof r close a range The steamer, runs the
 account, blew up with terrific de
 donation, wrapped in column q flame, and the next second the flame!
 disappeared, and the steamer "a' gone"
 The force of the explosion upset the
 submarines steering apparatus ane
 did other damage, but the crew finally succeeded in effectipg repairs 50 lnsa : the Uyboat reached port.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-18
HARMONY LODGE.

The Harmony Lodge Charity Ball committee is very pleased ito an- nounce that signs seem to indicate that this annual event, Feb. 12sto IS, will be huge success. The returns from members and friends have been coming in, and many generous con- tributions have been made for this charitable purpose.
 The United States War Board for the city of Bridgeport has irvesti- gated theC harity Ball, and has writ ten to it's chairman, Abraham Schnee. that they have approved of the giv- ing of the Charity Ball This War Board has been organized for the purpose of preventing the giving of unworthy affairs and a constant so- licitation of business people in this city for useless and private purposes.
 The money derived from the Charity Ball. is not devoted to war purposes nor is it going into any war fund for war relief. The funds derived are going solely for the relief of deserving indigents in Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-18
.I2,OOO BRAZILIAN
 REvOL UTIONISTS
 MAY BE RELEASED
In Exile Five Years They Plan to Drop Arms and Come
 From Hiding.

Montevideo, Uruguay, Jan. 18.-(Cor- respondence of The Associated Press.) Thousands of revolutionists, mem bers of the Blanco party who have been living in exile in Brazil since their unsuccessful revolution of 1912, are expected to return from hiding as a result of the approval of the new federal constitution by referendum vote of the nation taken on Novem- Der 25.
 One of their leaders recently stated that there were 12,OOO Uruguayan rev. olutionists living along the Brazilian side of the frontier where they had been ready to take up arms and in wade Uruguay at short notice. Their leaders say the exiled rebels probably will return to their homes in the be- lief that the secret ballot provided for in the new constitution will give them representation in the government which they have coveted for many years and to attain which they have
 undertaken previous revolutions. l The caches in which they have buried their arms stretch along the frontier from Uruguayana to Rio i Grande do Sul where they were ready for almost instant service but it is be- ilieved they will never be opened as the revolutionary leaders assert that the days of revolutions have passed forever in Uruguay with the adoption of the constitution.
 For half century the Blancos have had no part in the government of the republic because of the strict contro which the Colorados have maintained over the elections. The secret ballo provided for in the new constitution lis considered to be concession tC the Blancos whose leaders promiset to support the other provisions if th' secret ballot was granted. W
 One important clause of the nev constitution provides for the separa lion of church and state. Accordint
 to some political leaders the winnin;
 of the secret ballot win bring abou
 the dissolution of the Blanco party.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-18
SCOVILLE TELLS WHY CORN IS NOT
 SENT TO EUROPE
People There Not Familiar With Its Use and Can
 not Make It Into Bread.

Hartford, Jan. 17-In the course of l an interview recently with a magazlne writer, Connecticut's Federal Food Administrator was asked: 'FWhy not ship corn to Europe and keep our wheat at homer"
 That question is constantly being asked,' replied MT. Scoville, who went on to explain the various economic elements. involved
 First as to shipping, corn meal is not a stable product-it spells easily in shipping. Corn itself before grinding will not solve the problem as there are few mills in Europe for grinding corn. Again, corn meal and corn are less compact, and there fore take more cargo space than wheat flour.
 Second, corn bread is a home pro- duct, and cannot be handled by bak- CTS. To be liked it must be eaten when freshly baked. Therefore, America, where 60 per cent. of the baking is done at home, can increase consumption of corn bread; while Europe, where practically all bread is baked by bakers, cannot adopt the !, American corn bread unless house. 1 wives reconstruct their homes, for the ovens for baking do not exist in the average European home.
 Third, our allies are already using a mixture of wheat flour with potato rice, rye flour and some corn, bu this mixture cannot go beyond 25 per cent. Cor 50 per cent. at the outside) and produce a good bakery product. Corn flour as further adulterant is, therefore, neither necessary nor advis- able.
 Fourth, still another reason for shipping wheat instead of corn is to supply the need of the American troops in France. Military necessity does not permit experiments. More over, it is neither fair nor reasonable to call upon people under the press ure of war times, to make radical changes in their eating habits.
 These reasons must be kept clear ly before us, for an understanding ot facts means a complete cooperation on the part of America" concluded MT. Scoville.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-18

ADVERTISE IN THE TIAfEs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-18
EXCITING TRIP FOR
 U. S. ARMY OFFICERS

London, Jan. 1S.-A party of Amer ican army officers who recently trav- elled from France to London told the embassy officials that the Germans pursued them from the beginning to the end of their trip. They were sheI1ed on the morning of their de- partGre from the front, were bombed in the afternoon travelling to the boat, and bombed in the Channel port of departure. Their boat across the channel had 8. narrow escape from a submarine and finally they arrived in London shortly after an air-raidi warning had been issued.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-18

not be viewed even by the Pope him. self, and it is declared that it has only once been profaned by the in- spection of mortal eyes. The Vene- tians at one time claimed to possess the chair of St Peter, but it was dis covered about century ago that this supposedly sacred article bore the minute inscription: ttThere is but one God, and Mahomet is his prophet" It is supposed that this chair, bearing the Mohammedan declaration of faith was brought back from the East by the Crusaders. The festival of St Peters Chair is intended as an ex- pression of gratitude for the founding of the papacy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-18
FESTIVAL OF ST.
 PETERS CHAIR IS
 OBSERVED IN ROME

The festival of St Peters Chair, celebrated with great solemnity and splendor in St. Peters, Rome, on each 18th day of January, had it's origin in the eleventh century-possibIy even before that time. The chair, old
 plain and worm-eaten, on which St. Peter is said to have been pontificated, is enshrined by a magnificent throne. The throne stands at the extremity of the great nave behind the altar of St. Peter's. The chair itself can-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-18
NEW HUNGER DISEASE

Amsterdam, Jan. 1S-The ravapas or the new hunger disease, called in Germany '+famine-dropsy," are de- scribed in the Budapest newspaper Nepszava. Men are attacked by it chiefly between the ages of 4 Oand 50 and unless the patient can be given plenty of nourishment, the disease is very likely to prove fatal. In the small town of Asch 800 cases have been reported, three per cent. of which have already proved fatal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-18

The body is a highly organized machine of complicated parts in which the stomach, liver and the kidneys work for the common good Damage to any one of these organs interferes wish man as motor mechanism. If you will clean the stomach, liver and bowels occasionally with a gentle lAxa- tive you can keep well. Too much fuei in mans machine, such as eating too much meat, or alcohol or tea, nervous oTerwork and lack of exercise in out door air bring constipation and bad health. Eat less meat, pAsnty of vege-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-18
NAIL DRIVEN IN WOODEN SHIP
 IS A NAIL DRIVEN IN COFFIN OF THE KAISER SAYS VAUGHN

Ex Premier of Australia Delivers Stirring Address Be- fore National Security League at the Cooper Union In New York-Points Out What Australia Owes to the United States Shows Labors Interest In the World War.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-18

A strike of the minority members of the Peruvian Senate' caused two special sessions of Congress 10 expire without action because or 1naplhty 10 obtain quorum. &gN
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-18

Supplemental war appropriations of $1Ss, ,ooO, 900, of which $15o. .oOO, 900 is far barracks and quarters, were submit ted to Congress.
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Mittmpd), ben Z. Mnenit 1918.

Die rGreie FreTe fir 9eras~ bet uoll
aAen oeuti6 : terauiihen 3eituneen Die
srSbte Nbonuentenaohl.
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SidJer babeH lire SdidiaIe.

go mandes i6riftiteaeriide @erf,
oas ldItglt Der @eltliteratur aebort,
nno bas ben groBten budbGnbleri-
ihen erfolg errungen bat, lit Dor iei-
mem Grideinen perfannt tpor6en, uno
Die Mutoren muiBten nit benz Maiits
ifripf baliieren geben Inn einen Ser
leger su finoen. Gin berart p~erfann-
tes Bud mar 3. 9. Der Ronan On
fel CONS Siitte~ bon Sarriet 8eefer
Stotue, Der 1862 in Bolton erfhictL
un0 Der mobl Der groBte bud)b1nofc-
ride Grfolg beg eari5en t9. Sabr,
bunoerts getpefen lit. aIs Die 8erfai.
ierin, Die nit einem Troieiior Der.
beirntet mar. zines Cages 8uiammcn
init ibrem Mann einen 8oitoner
8erleger aufiufte nib ibm oas Mo-
maffript bes 9udes anbot, heiien cir.
seine 5eile in 5ortiesungen bereits,
obne geadtung 81 finoen, in elmer
3eitidrift eridienen iparelt, fano iie
cine iebr laue anfnabme. Mud Gro-
feiior Stotpe ieIbit glaubte uidt, aoB
oas Bud einen b~elonoeren Grfols
baben wiiroe, uno er elaubte, ebenio
pie Die autorin, frob fem su tonnen,
tpein lie fein 6elo babel 3u5nfesen
brGuhten. Der &erleger miaigte
id]lieblid in Die Serausgobe uito es
Dliroe Die abmadune eetroffen, oaB
Die gerfaiferin fir ben 5nn, aaB bas
Bud in mebr ais elmer Autflnge en-.
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rnf atf ibre oaourh erlanste Selblt-
ffaroigfeit 81 bringen, mi' in ibren
aiigen glanate es alf mie menm elm
9nritiger ben friiben e%riebnten @ai-
ieritrobl erblidt. 70 oft oieie elm Bob
auf Ienues Gimme nit Sen @orten
i1loB: Limo 10 mas mia lib perera-
ben in 9reitenfels, IN Der Gbe nit arl
@ittper, Der orei ainoer bat - 10 a
Stimm', 10 q 8erfnnIi6fcit! atcr
mar benn nienlano oa, Der Sbn'n
g'iagt bdtt', OILS Sic iid binoen mott
ten gar 10 friib: beoenfen sic bod
Sic arms Saiderl, g is fir im-
merl Man fam nimmer log bon 10
elmer &ett'n uno pann's aeIingt,
bleibt ein sroBes Stiif Sugenofraft
mno Stride, bleiben 10 niel soIoene
Sailiionen bran bGngen!"
aenne pflegte anf Die ipieoerboItcn
gemerfrngen nibts meiter au anti
morten, als: SD babe es 10 &C.
uoilt."
YRa, oes Meniden @ia' lit ieiu
SimmelreidJl Iber id]aun's, oie
Teu' miro net ansbleib'n!"
(Sortietung folgt.)
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dcen tr.-N hut stras; Mittnu6 ben 7. Nuantt 1918.
ideinen miiroe, Elm getpiiies Sonoz
rar erbalten ione. Muf Dem Seimtpe=
de 111Rerte Hrofeiinr Stntur I'll ieiner

i6einen piiroe, Elm setpiiies Sonoz
rar erbalten iole. Muf Dem Seimtpe<
ge duberte Grofeiior 5totue gu ieiner
sSrou, er peroe frob fem, ipern has
Bud 10 piel abmerfe, 0aB tie ii6 fir
bos @onoror Elm rtelles letoe1es
9lei6 onibaffen fonne. Ntan meiB
oaB Ser grfolg oes Romans beiipieI=
los NOR. gaein in England erldie=
rten I'M 2a11fe Der Sabre 35, in
De1ttihlanb ~minbeltens 10 periGie=
oene Insgaben, ollie in 5ablreibcn
auflageu. l1no 70 i6ledt ser Ser
trae Der Mntorin nit, Dem GerIegcr
al1d) mar, fie befam trosoem insge-
iommt 100000 6ranfen &ororar,
mdbreno Der 8er1eeer MiIlionen ber=
oienfe.
MebnIid eine es nit ben yHobin=
ion @rufoe," Dem beriibmteiten aGer
ainoerhiider, oeiien grfoIg ben bon
uSnfeI CONS Siitte" nod iiberltiea,
unb Der mobl iiberbaupt bon f~einerl
anoern gud aud anndberno erreidt
moroen lit. 9as Wanmifript mar ma
be oaran, in ben Hapierforb gu mo,lz
bern, Daniel 9efoe, Der Gerfoiier,
tpltrhe nit ieinenl @erf bon alien
Gerlegern 2onbons abgepielen neil
tie Ger 4niidt fporel1, bos gu9 mer=
De fein Sntereiie finoen. ShlieBli6
p%erfaufte 9efoe BEN Gobinion fin ei=
ne lr~tbeoeutenoe Snmme. Ils bas
Sud- berausfam, rief es 10 eroBe5
Ii1fieben hernor, oaB Der Serleger
m einigen 8o6en etma tauieno
Efltno peroiente.
Wiltors u&erlorenes Iaraoies"
hradte oem blinben engliihen 9id)=
ter gan5e bier Guinness elm. Ser Ser
leeer peroiente ai Dem beriibmttcil
8eoidt elm 8ermogen.
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Menne mar an oieiem Gage, mie an
ieoem anoernk glei1 nod Dem @iicn
aitsgegangen; Dem 8nni1 Der Mut=
ter, oabeim 3u bleiben, par Tie nid)t
nofgefommen, bate i'm farm ge-
bort. Mber Denn aid, tie tp1re Ood
gegangen, tie brau1te oieie ungeltor-
ten S~tuaoen, Inn nit iib ielbit ms
refine 81 fomlnen, Inn felt 5ll tperoen
in Dem, mas iib aam1blid in ibrer
Seele g~eltaltet bate. sic NOR ii6 BE-
uuBt, oaB lie ibrer Jamilie poait1n-
oiS ulrbegreiflid iein miiife m1breno
oieier idredliden 3eit, in DER lie Der
Spielbaa bieies inneren aamsfes
mar, uno Tie munoerte iid, oaB Die
Gltern 10 piel @eonlo nit ibr batten,
iie uno 8iintber. Dieter iab lie 5waf
frageno nno beiorst OH, bate aber
niemals Elm miBmutises ODER 5tpei-
felnoes @ort fir iie gebabt. Gr be.
griff lie einfad nidt, aber err forItte
mid ni6t. JreiIib, iie iaben iid iel-
ten 9enug: Der 0ienit beiln Ser5os
nabm i'm po0ig in 4nipritf.
Den 8lan, i'm gu frasen: @ialt
bu mid aud obne 2iebe, botte lie
a~ufgegeben, Tie ipoate einfad; iur III
re Sreibeit pom ibm foroern beoin-
guilesloie 5reibeit. Seitocm Tie Die
@ei6id]te Der Sodleitner fannie, lett
oem lie in oos freie uno idaffens-
fraioige Seben Der aiinltlerin einen
Ginblid getan, bate audi lie mad
Sreibeit, nad SelbItbeltimnnlng Der.
langt. ltno BON Dem Gage an, ga lie
Der Sdneerin gum eritenmaI in DIE
fleine 8obning gefolgt mar, Inn ibr
etnas por5ulingen, pomit lie elm chr,
lidles ~slan5enoes Cob erutete, be.
berrifte iie Der @eoanfe, Muiif 81,
Ituoieren. lteber oos, mas in ihr eor.
ging. iprad) lie 81 nielnano, aud gu
5raulein Sohleitner nidt; ober ans
Der ~Iadeuoen, offenber5igen Ienue
mar Elm peridloiienes, trosiges MaS-
den ~geporoen. sic ipuBte 5r6uIein
Sohleitner INNER uieber i'm Sc.
iprah auf Die STUNT, auf ibreu Be
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uTrfie Yreilc iiI geraa1.

Entered at the Post Office at San
Antonio, Tex, as End class matter.
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SnIano.

Sdte GDarleS III Soulltaf1n
ipuroe geitern BON einem iurdtbaren
5turm, einem tornado, fait boaig
5eritort. 8einabe ane @auier Iieaelt
in Sriimmer1l. Seine StraBe lit paI-
iierbar. SIN pielen Stenen brab
5eiier aus, bod berbinberte Der
i6mere Hegen, baB es ii6 m1sbrci-
fete. Ser Gerlult art MenIhenIebell
1T ani6eineno iebr gering. 8is iesi
lpeib man rlr bon einem Neger, Ser
INNS 2eben gefommen lit. Sci benz
3~niammenitur5 oes 8ebaubes Der
Eierce Oil Company tpurben meb-
rere Berionen unter BEN Eriimmerrt
begraben, ood erIitten lie MIR per-
baftnism1Big unbebei1tenbe Gerles=
ungen. Der Sturm erreidte oie
Stoot nadmittaes 5ipiiden orei uno
bier llbr. auf Dem groBen Mbiation
Siel6 nuroen ane @ebGn6e 3eritort.
Weniben iinb ni6t INNS 2eben ge-
fommen. giel S1aben fpuroe and
in 8inton, SULPHUR nno anoern Or
ten in 2ouiIiana angeridtet. SSn
Sllpbur lit aneebli1 audi elm Monn
INNS 2eben gefommen.
3nif1en Stem Orleans uno
Safe CHARLES puroe oie telegraph
i6e 8%erbinoung bur6 oen Sturm nm,
terbrofen.
Ser Sennt bon 2ouiiiana bat
bas prohibitions ENHANCEMENT sur
9lnoesperfaiiung ratifi5iert. Sas
Smls bat Dies idon porber getan.
@m. S. 8rpan iagt poraus,
oaB Die Ser. Staoten bis sum 1.
September ponitdnbie troden iein
perben.
Gem aongreB yfepraientan-
ten Dabio S. 2emis lit Die aontroae
iiber Die S~elesrapben- uno SeIepbon-
tpeien iibertragen tporoen.
Die 8ltnoesregierung bat cine
llnteriudung IN 9e5lg auT Die Cut.
lnillt1g Don WeItern Union Selegra-
pbiIten %angeoronet.
General BoitnleiIter glrleion
erflart, es tperoe fem SelegrapbiIten-
Streif itattfinben Ole Streitiade
tDeroe iDieber Dem @ar 2abor Board
ubermieien tper6en.
Die Notwithstanding, mel
fe. Die Stimmredtlerinnen gelterl
nadmittag Dor Dem @eiBen SauIe in
@aibinston abbaIten tpollten, muroe
BON Der Boli3ei auseinanoer geiagt.
Acknowledging Berfonen pnroen per.
baftet.
Sci elmer llebung nit @rana-
ten i'm Camp 8eai1regaro in 2oui-
llama iuuroe Captain Mrtbnr 81. Oiets
tel getotet uno orei 2aitnants, eilt
Sergeant uno flint Hripates perrpun-
oct. 0iettel itammte ans Nep Or.
leans.
8ei Der aoIliiion 3piiden Ell.
mem 3uge Der Chicago Nortb S6ore
& WilDaufee @abn unb einem Mu-
tomobil, in Der @egenb bon Raeinc,
Wisc., Dilroen flint Berionen bier
erpadiene uno elm @inb, getotet.
SIM Norbolten uno i'm mittIe-
ren Seile unieres 2anoes berribt ei-
ne ungepobnlid itarfe Site. Sn Ietu
sAorf iinb geitern bier 2ente an sSis-
lflog geitorben in BbiIaoelpbia iino
bunoert Sbnmadtsfdlle in Solge Der
Site norgeformeu unb aug ct.
SoniS tperoen feds 9ooesf6le ge-
melbet.
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8erfamf BEG Gigentums feinAider
MmslGm6er.

8erfamf bes Gigettums feinb4ider
MmslGm6er.
lteber oen 8erfauf bes gigent1nlS
feinolider I1lslanoer miro in eineln
ldngeren Mrtifel geiGrieben:
n8etreffs oes Serfaufs bon Gigen=
tum ieinbIiber 4uslanoer baben it'd
MiBperitononiiie ge5eigt unO cine gr=
Iauteri1ng oiirfte 5mr 3eit BON Gor=
tell iein.
Sin @~menoemel1t our ul1rge1lt De=
ficienep Sin" gibt Dem &uitos oes
Gigentums feinoliber MuslGnoer Die
angemeine Wadtbefugnis, aIes 81
gentum 81 perfaufen> bas inter oen
g~eitimmunsen oes u9raoine mitb
tbe enernD oct" III leinen Beiis iiber=
gebt. Inter Dem uripriingli6en Sc
feb mar feline Mabt in bieier Sim
iift etmas eingefdranft, unb es mar
ibm Elm 8erfauf nur 90 seitattet, mo-
es 8ertpiiltung 81 perbinoern unD
oas gigeutnm 81 beldirsen golt. Oie-
ie Ginibrallfungen fino Nun beieitist
lino ct 1T ermddtigt, ienes uno oIIes
@igentum feinoIi1er Musl1noer IN
Den Ser. 5taaten gu perfaufen.
IS miro ieoo1 niht Die abiid)t 6es
Gnltos iein, Die pripaten @eIoanla=
gen bes geuobnliden oentlhen lin
tertanen 81 aerItoren. Gas @erfaufs-
redt miro nur in 5dlen ongepenoet,
no oas offentlibe Srtereiie es als
fling erIdeinen IdBt, oos belitIbc Gae
pital bon omerifanifder SnonItrie
.no amerifaniidem @onoel abIolnt
81 tren1en.
Sn 5aGen, in oene1 SSsnouItrieall~
lagen nno anoere in oieiem 2anoe
befinolihe @eibafte, oie tati06lid,
nur amerifaniide 3peige abnlider
Snouitrie- uno Sanoelsfirmen int
Geltiden 3eihe iino, merben Ylane
fir cine srinolihe 4merifaniiierung
Der bier etablierten SnOuitrien in gr-
tpagung ge5ogen. 9etreffs Der 3eit
mo oes Dries oes 8erfnnfs miro
onrb offentlide an8eigen redtoeitis
.fotis gegeben neroen. gerfaufe tper-
ben MIR an amerifaniide 8iirger ge-
maht, Die oem &uitos oes giaen-
tums feinolider @usl6noer at oeIlell
31lfrieoenbeit oartun, oab lie aus
ihlieBlib amerifaniifes aopital per-
freten nnb oaB iie nidt beabii6t;-
zen, 5um iebisen ooer ipateren gor.
tell oes Sein0es 81 faufen.
Gs mag Saae geben, mo- oas 81
fentli6e Sntereiie es erbeiidt oaB
Der Gerfauf auf anoere Mrt dIs
onrd] offentlibe Gerlteigerung Itatt-
5ufinoen bot. Seoer oerartige Sail
miro benz 8rdiioenten airr gntidei-
Dung porgeIegt uno jeoer einSelne
SAL miro auf @rui1o ieiner eigeten
Satia6en in grp1gnng ge5ogen..
Ser auitos lit iid bepubt, oaB er
bel Der 8ornabme oieier gerfGufe ge-
balten iein miro, nidt lllr ben Gba-
rafter oes adufers in 8etra1t 5l
5ieben, ltm cine mirflihe Amerifani-
lieritg 6es gigentums an ersielen,
ionoern AUDI Die @irfung arlf Die
amerifaniiden Mdrfte, lomobI iitcl-
lfrieae als audi finnn5ieIle. Die ourdb
Die idleunige liquidation eroben Be-
iistnms bon Jeinoen alisgeiibt tper-
ben f0nnte. gr miro ieIbitperIt1noIid]
anf einen angemeiienen uu6 ent1pre-
Genoen greis belteben miiiien, oan,it
bel Der 8eenoigung oes &rieges Die
Yer. Staaten imitanbe iein meroerL
in elmer @eiie absurednen. tpie Der
aongreB es fin ben mirfli6en 8ert
res i~ibernommenen uno perfouften
ooer aiif at6ere Mrt l~iauioierten 81.
gentums beltimnen mag.
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Southern Pacific Lines
TEXAS & LOUISIANA.
rerfiden in ieber 8eiie Der Neaieruns
bebiiIfIid 81 iein,
Den aries IN seluinnen.

Den aries IN seiuinnen.
Ste y~eripaltune ipiinldt ben 9ien,t
ben Anioroerinsen oes HnbIifums gcs
mdb 5u gelfalten.
gu oieiem 3tpede offeriert iid Die
Mitbilfe aIer i6rer Oepartements. Sic
ncuen Hnten = 6raff pie gaf5oae =
iperoen ben 8enmfen bes gertehrs : See
pnrfements bief> Belegenbeit bieten rnb
fie nerben iibelnI germ bebiiIflif fem,
bic Anipenbung ODER observation-disclosures
biefer aaten si 'srtldrsn, 10 bab bic yaS
frone osn 9srittslfen @Tao bon W~eraSee::
ring OOsr llnbsauemlidteit inbe6ae auf
ben Berian0t ODER bic 2eiting hires Gee
iddfis iiber oieie Qinien ODER Nebenl,s
slien bnben.
Die geripaltung.
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Eraftisiert G~pariamfeit nnb
Cefpnpnnie.
9eibt Gner 0elb Der Gegiernns.

aips zrameser e Storase So. Be.
ysraf l1moirr9x. ginpaden, Herimif.
m. Qnarrqs Decentralization. 81,
~ Gil 1lksrs Ct. Sd. G~. 654