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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21
McCulnber Would Fix
Wheat Price at $2.75

Washington, Feb. ia bill to fix
the price of wheat for the 1918 crop
at not less than $2.75 a bushel, in
stead of $500 as now provided, was
introduced today by Senator McCum-
ber, republican, of North Dakota and
referred to the agriculture committee.
The senator said the price of mater
ial and labor had become so high that
something must be done to increase
the profits of the farmers and induce
them to increase production.
Senator Gore, democrat, of Okla
homa, also introduced an amendment
increasing the government guarantee
price to $3.50 per bushel.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21
American Tuscania
Victims Put at l70

Washington, Feb, 13.-War depart
ment advises indicate that very few
American soldiers lost their lives in
the destruction of the liner Tuscania,
in addition to the 164 reported today
as buried on the Scotch coast The
latest reports place the American
loss at not more than ITO of the 2,179
who were on board the ship, though
the list of rescued still is far from
complete.
Seven additional survivors were
officially reported tonight, reducing
the departments list of those not re
corded as saved to about 260. The
Associated Press list of the unreport-
ed, made up by checking both official
and unofficial advices against the
Tuscania's passenger list, was reduc-
ed to III.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21
Congregational Church
Has Many Service Men

Following is a list Of service men
from the Congregational church:
), Ralph Bailey, Robert Baillie, Jr.,
Earl Beleal. Frank Booth, Mahlon
Bomsted, Clarence Carlson, Harry
Christianson, Bryan Clark, Hurley
Codding, Palmer Emerson, Clifford
Ferguson, Lee Ferguson, Henry Hal
verson, Harold Jobe, Clarence Kittle-
son, Roy Larson, Douglas Martin,
Howard Martin, Glenn Moe, Chas. F.
Mudgett, Jack Mcdonald, Ronald Nc
Donald, Clifford Mcdonald, Milton
Mason, D. S. Ritchie, Clarence. Shrum,
S. P. Stevenson, Claude G. SWEET,
Neal Tracy, Bert Weston, Frank
White, Edwin Lee White.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21
Two Peddlers Without
License Draw Fines

Two peddlers, Chas. Goldstein and
Martin Mintzer, whose nationality is
obvious, were arrested Tuesday after
noon by Chief Swanson for batering
their wares without. q license. They
paid their respects TO Judge Zacel and
also paid $3.50 for their infraction
of the law. As soon as released they
were again arrested for not having
a state license, and when taken before
Judge Moe they separated with $25
more.
Etaoin shrdlu cmfwyp shrdlu dluf
cmfwyp vbgkqj shrdlu xzfflfffh mine
got! shrdlu shrdl shrdlu sh!
After unburdening their excited
minds of the above conversation they
left town broken in purse and spirit.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21
Will Talk at City Hall On
Mail Order Proposition

Alexander Karr, of jamestown will
talk to the travelling men and citizens
of Valley City on the mail order pro-
position. Mr.. Karr is making a tour
of the state in the interests of the
retail merchants association. He has
made study of this proposition and
the report comes of his delivering a
real message of the day in delight
full and forceful manner. At the City
hall, Saturday evening, Feb. %, at
8 o'clock,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21
Mandan Man Is New
Penitentiary Deputy

Bismarck, Feb. 18.-Charles Nc.
Donald of Mandan was today appoint
ed assistant deputy warden of the
state penitentiary by the state board
Of control. Mr.. Mcdonald Is former
sheriff of Morton county and is we'll
qualified for the position to which he
has been appointed.
Deputy Warden Peter Reed, it was
rumored about the state house but
not confirmed by the state board Of
control, has expressed his intention
Of resigning and in this event it is
said that Mr.. Mcdonald will be made
the Deputy warden.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21
Death Of Hans Stenshoel
Occurred Saturday Morning

The many friends of the Stenshoel
family will be sorry to hear of the
death of Hans Stenshoel which oc-
CURED last Saturday morning. Mr..
Stenshoel's health has been precar-
ious for some time! His death re-
moves one of the men who have been
active in the affairs of the county
since it was formed. He was county
sheriff for two terms and engaged in
the implement business and farming
at other times.
The funeral Of the late Hans Sten-
shoet was held at 1870 Tuesday aft
ernoon from the Stenshoel home and
at 2 o'clock from the Congregational
church. Rev. Naeseth will officiate..
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21

Tuesday evening at o'clock
about 60 members Of the Commercial
club were on hand at the Valley Hetel
Cafeteria to meet up with their bro
ther members and partake Of an ex-
cellent dinner. They found Mine Host
Hamilton not only good booster for
the club and it's work.. but live wire
in preparing and serving a delicious
meal. -...
After the members had exchanged
social greetings and then satisfied the
inner man, Secretary Moe called upon
Frederick s. Atwood, of Minneapolis,
who was in the city to appear before
the K. P. meeting later in the eve
ming. Mr.. Atwood responded with
short address on patriotism. He
clearly defined the manner in which
those who We're not at the front could
help their city, state and government
by organization, cooperation and
united effort. His remarks carried
the enthusiasm Of the occasion, and
were we'll received.
Following the address of Mr.. At
wood several members of the club
responded to speaking requests by
the secretary, and the assemblage
dispersed with a feeling of harmony
and enthusiasm for the work accomp-
lished during the last year and the
work planned for the coming months.
These get-to-gether meetings will
be held oftener from now on, prob
ably once a month. They afford
chance for all to get better acquainted,
to ascertain what the other fellows
are thinking and doing, and, inciden-
tally, melt the ice that is sometimes
found in the formal gatherings. The
spirit to be up and doing is prevail
ent, and there is every reason to be-
lieve that the ensuing year can be
made the most of and the best in the
history of the organization.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21
Government Price of Pork
Fixed at $l5.50Per Hundred

Washington, Feb. 16.-The govern
ment-fixed price of $3.50 per hun
dredweight on hogs at the Chicago
market will continue to be enforced
by the food administration, it was an
nounced tonight. Claims that the fig
ure was inequitable were refuted, an
administration statement said, by ref
erendum returns of hundred leading
hog raisers, editors of farm journals
and presidents of livestock exchanges
in the chief hog producing states.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21
Commercial Club Members
Enjoy Roundup and Feed

The Wimbledon high school basket
ball team defeated the fast Bismarck
team at Wimbledon last Saturday,
Score 49 to 16. The girls of the high
school meet Wednesday evening Of
each week to do Red Cross work. The
high school has 100 per cent Red
Cross membership.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21
Inkster Man Wounded
With Pershing' S Force

Washington, Feb. 18.-Marshall R.
Farnum, private, of Inkster, N. D..
was slightly wounded in action in
France, according to the Saturday ev-
ening casualty list announced by Cen
eral Pershing.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21
Ilnprezz ;ve Ceremonies Honor
PY3thians in Nation S Service

E. A. Greenwood who is now located
at Forman, as county agent for better
farming and dairying, was an arrival
in the city Thursday. He had read in
the Times-Record about the bomb
found in the lodging place of his
friend Billy DuVall, and stopped off
to make sure the anarchists had miss.
ed their mark. H..
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21
New j. n. D. Chief
lnducted In Office Friday

DR.. Thomas w. Kane will be for
mally inducted into the Office of pres
ident of the North Dakota university
at Grand Forks on Washington's
birthday, Founders day at the school,
it was announced, yesterday by the
state board Of regents. ~
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21
Capitol Employees May
Work Eight Hours

Bismarck, Feb. 19.-Agitation for
a longer working day for state en-
ployes was the topic of great inter-
est at the state house today.
Several of the departmental heads
complained that they cannot complete
the days work in six and half hours,
and are suggesting that the hours of
state employees be extended to eight
hours daily commencing at 8 o'clock
in tie morning and closing at $3.50 in
the afternoon with an hour and half
off for lunch.
Secretary of State Thomas Hall is
one Of the state officers favoring the
longer day. Several officers have al
ready adopted an eight hour session.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21

Miss Minnie Nelson left last night
for St. Paul. Miss Nelson is state
chairman of the Liberty Loan for
women. A district convention Of the
Liberty Loan chairmen Of the seven
states in this district is in session to-
day in St. Paul.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl King of Cuba
were in the city Wednesday for the
funeral of Hans Stenshoel. Mr. King
is brother of Mrs. Stenshoel
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21

Enderlin Independent: Miss Millie
Standal spent the week end with her
father and sister here. She is attend
ing the Valley City Normal.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21

J. J. Chamberlain returned to the
city Saturday afternoon from Port
land, Ore, where he was called owing
to the illness and death of his daugh-
ter Annie. Mr.. Chamberlain was alb
sent from the city about ten days.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-07-11
haiier crecbt ittb
int olatten 111crfci,

Qtrniterbom, ii. sytili Ser oeut-
ide 8aiier bot nitf oos @liifipuni9-
telegr1nlm Der ltttiberiit1t 4oln fol-
Igen6e Inttport geinnbt: uGie uns
iibertpinoIibe Sapferfeit utto Die lin.
eingei6rdnfte Selbitaufopferltng Der
oeutI6en geotion Ieudten ben aus
Ser 9unfeIbeit bes groBten &rieges
|oler 3eiten berbor. ltnIere itegreis
den @rneen iitto nod nidt erfolg-
reid getpeien, ben @errtidtungstuiI-
len lnierer 8eittOe gan5 5l brehe1
ober 9eltihInn0S Sobne fontmeIn
li6 nit unerldiitterlident gertrauert
Inn ibren oberiten &rie9sberrn unb
ibrc bertrouenspiir6igen Seerfiibrer.
INN Oen ariee fir 6as 2eben, Die
8oblfabrt ltno 9reibeit 6es 8ater-
Ionoes 3l eelpiuuen uno einen frei.
en- gSeg fir 0ie Gntipifelnng Der
intelleftueIlen un6 ofonomiihen
ar1fte oa ifaffeu. @ott miro NIT
uns uno unierer geredten Sade
ietu."
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Scpietrcoiermtt9 ltid,t
ncrantuertlitt, ocbaltcn

0onbon, IL. syuIi. - Die oertide
&egierung benbiidtigt, nidt Die 60
bietregieritng fir ben 600 oes Sra.
fen BON W1irbod, 6es 6elitihen @e.
ian0ten, berontfportlid 8u balten,
uie cine bo[boffi3ielle 9epeife aus
Berlin beiogt, Die iiber gtmiterOom
an Die Grdanoe telegraph 60 mel.
terberntitteIt fpur0e, Oa es eriidtlih
lit, O1B gfuBlano aGes mir ut0glidle
tut, nm Die g2or6er at beitrnfen.
9ieie 9lnfiinoiauns bringt einen
aontroft sipiiden Der SaItitng
0atihIonos gegenii6er Der ermor.
6una bon M2irbohs uno ieinem ailf.
trcten aegenilber Den Gbineien. nls
China in Sdn0et Der 9orer NOR mo
Scr ocutihe @einnote Baron BON
Rcttler ermcroet puros
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4aabnIN strtif5ug
[snitrer Tlitgtr
80 ,lieilen tpcit crineen ite In fcinSlies Gebiet
elm mnS brineen tuidtisc KMnSc; fcMtitant
Hcciepclt bciieet Gcener
Sransoien ersbsrn sas oorf ecrep u. ,tmsesens

@ebiet in Su6ierbien einem angrifi
ausgeiest iein. Den 8orntarid am
goiusa 6Iuiie beeinnerto, iino Die
Stoliener nit llnteritiisung btitiiher
Observation-Disclosures Biz gum Semini
STUB poreeorllngen - Elm glari.
numgeiuinn BON is Meilen. aber
aud in politiider Stniidt 1T Der
@ormaritb bon beOeittenber Srag.
ipeite. Sdon iest f1npft cine be-
.oelttenOe aIbaniide Sritppenmodi
nnter glioo 9sai9a nit ben aGiier.
ten uno Iiefert tpertbollen geiitanb
@elingt es ben Sranaoien, in Der
@egeno bon Monoftir einen @eldn,
oegetpinn at eraielen, oann miiB bic.
fer ltnIton6 attf @ulgnrien, berer
Morole lolpobl in nlilitdrii6er als
aud in 0fononiIher 9e3iebung er'
idiittert 1T, bon nohboItiger @ir,
flung iein. Bon beionberem Gin
orld nber uitb Die Offenitbe auf oil
ilabii9en @olfer I'M iiioliden Se
iterreid iein. G1on iest ftebei fl
am 9tanbe elmer gteboIrtion, unb Ell
entiheioenoer 5ieq Der aGiierten II
glIbonien mag fid aIs Die Sodel err
ipeiien Die ole itn5itfrieoenen Gle
mente Der 4oppeImonardie gun
granoe oes 9lufrubrs entfa6t.
ge6eutltngsbon lit es oud, oof
0os Oiterrei6iihe ariegsamt bit
9fiidihIdge / 0Iterreihilden Grip
pen often aueiebt. Ssn bem iiingitet
9eridbt beg @iener 9riegsantts beib.
es: .SSnfolge oes ltorfen feinolifel
9ruds boben mir rtns ienieits bei
8ernt.6ieri 2inie 5uriidgeaogen.
8ieri befinbet iid bereits III oei
Sdnoen ber sStaliener, un0 gerot
Die ipidtigite Sto6t I'M fiioTi6cn gn
baniert ideint Oen Safe nobe 5l
iein.
Stalieniifer @eneraI sefallen.
Stonb II. Sui. General timber
TO Gnoent 9efeblsbober Ser 9frtiIle
rfe 6es 80. g(rmeetorps, lit bel Ell
mem Refognosaieriingsritt am giabl
gefoIlen.
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Gage int 1ootsSattt, ,fic.,
icQ ilittcrlmebt tperSeit

Sermon, gao., III. SuIi. Ser
Stnats 8erteioigltngsrot eriu6t,
bic 8uItdnoe in 9otsoon, Mac., sll
iinteriuhen. ba S. SO. @ggers, @or.
fiser Der ariegsipormorfen Sont.
pngne in @1seonooe gountb, be.
'ridtete, 6nB bic Ortidoft es ber-
feblte, IN llebereinItimmi;ne nit oer
9rofIoniotion 6es g3rdiioenten am
2s. SUM- cine ariegsipnrmorfen.
gerionullune nbdnbalten.
9ie gepGIferung Oes Grtes be.
itebt aus 260 Berionen, Die f1rntIif
oentider a6itommitng iein ioIlen,
mie gggsrs beboiiptet. 8otsoom be.
ridtete ben 8erfaltf bon $16.50 in
9riegsipornarfen unb $40 in Spar,
morfen. 9ie fir Die Grtidoft feitge.
ieste Siintme betr1gt $500.
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Der iteile Sultan lca
prozaniiert iein

g1etu Dorf, II. Sufi. - Die gln,
iid)t, 6oB Der neue SuIton Der Siir.
fei, Mobonlmeo Der SehIte, in iei.
nen Snmpatbien pro-oIliiert iei nnt
elmer 8eritdnoigung nit oen gertre.
tern Der slIliierten auneige, purol
bier eeitern bon GoIib 8ep @ourSii
ausgeiproden Der friiber 9SrdiiOe1ii
Der ottomonilben 9eleerapbeuager'
tur fuar uno als freituiIliger Ser,
bannter bier fueiIt. or be6dttptete,
bob er in 1914 ben iesiget Gultau
peri6nIid fannie, ols er nod Grin;
@obioe6Obine, grnber oes toten
SSiirIten, mar.
sd fam oeiien nidt iiher iein,
oaB ieine sSOeen iid felt 1914 ntdi
aednoert baben,@ iagte Serr @ourbii.
,,aber i6 bin fider, oob er nihi
blinolings gefeblen oes aoniteea
fir Ginbeit rno ssortidritt foIeen
uiro, tuie es iein 8orgdnser getnn
or lit fein Strobmonn. Sd bir
iiher3eugt, boB er beute Der nm met
Iten antioeutibe 9iirfe in Der 9iirfei
if"
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9ie SQuerll III 0tr
l1fraine In Nufrubr
5ur 1tnterSriidmna ser Hcnclmticn iteRen 400
900 11tann Scmtidbcr Grmppcn tit jensnt Gaft>
Sc; Bauern pcrlanacft 2lderbamlattc
Ci6c6osslouaken baben in sibirien Uberp

ben. Gieie tfdeho-i -iIobnfiihen Tritp-
pen betroGten fid dIs einen Eel
Ser aIiierten Gtreitfr1fte rrtteripor.
fen ben gefebIerL Die ibnen 6nrb
groi. Maiarpt, Der fib geeenipGrtig
in Oieien 2an0e aufbdIt, iibernsittelt
tperben.
Gadri1ten aus Eofio 5itfoIge er-
fennt Die probiioriide @eeierlrg 81.
biriens ben 5rieoen ait @reit-2itobst
niat an; Sibiriens ltnobb1ngigfeit
iol sitr Eatia6e fperoen; cine ar.
NEE 1T nufauiteIen uiio Die 0itIide
sSrpnt iolI tpieoer bergeIteIIt tperben:
Die ruiiiide gaationnIidltlb lift nidt
ab5upeiier, ino Sibirien miro ieineu
8eiI oerieIben beaablen.
Tofio melbet ferner, onb bic GtdOt
Sabarobuf bon ben Gfdedben ees
tlounlen iDnroe. golibebifi Streit.
frdfte iino at ben Sideden iiberee.
gangell urb elm dn6erer SeiI Der
goIibebifi bat iid aitf gficoIisf slt-
riifgesogen.
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Grittcidta0eft Sisrcb
Slut In OcittieRlaftS

3iirid). Sdlpei3 IL. ssnIi. = Die
@iener 3eitnngen beridtel onB
idtperer itno fortgeiebter RegenfaT[
in bielen Seilen SeIterreths uno
Siio-8elttidIonbs l1eberidpentn1iln.
gen beranIoBte, Die on ben grriten
i6tperen Gdo0en onribteten. Gie
Ieger3one erItredt iid bon 8ordI.
berg, Moro giroI, ilber bas gol8font-
r1ergitt un6 Sber SeIterreid ollrA
8opern Bis nod Sodien. Die l1eber.
idtpemmltngen iito beionoers eroB
i'm 5ol8fontmerelit, no Sduier tnO
8riifen i1ieoerepriiien tueroen. Die
9onalt bat BEL @ien am Sninstag
einen b0beren Stdno erreidbt, als irt
Ben lesten 80 Sabret ait berseidnen
mar. 9epeiden aus Berlin bonn 5.
sesuli beri9teten iiber 1teberidment.
mlingen in bieIen SeiIen Geutih.
lambs, nit idperer Sb1oigung Der
@rnten in 3eltidIono uno ienieits
Der olterreidiiden @renae.
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S5il9rdtbcr totem
crci pericncfl

gsooIo, aonf., II. synIi. Grei
9erionen tpuroen getotet uno Der
8oIt. nnO GrpreBDdggon gepIilnoert,
oIs Ser S6neIIong Der Wliiiogri,
aanias & 3eras gobn geitern friib
in acf, ettua orei MeiIen bon bier,
bon t3 8an6iten dufgebalten tpur0e.
sic 5tDdnaen Die 2pfoiitotibmonn.
idaft, ben goit- ufi6 Grprebtpaeooi
pom 9nge ou Ioien imo floben nah
8liinOerling 6erielben in glutos in
nor0liher @idtllna.
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41eribiftg Sefftcfttierf
6rcmeler56b lilitocit
4mer. Sergeant batte setnif ct.
2pniier 3eitnns babnrdj Der
sSreibeitsanleibe belfem iupllen.

@afbington IL. SitIi. Grsdb.
litngen bon oeutfdetl @reneltaten,
Die bon elmer ct. Coulter 3eitung
einen ltngenannten Sergeanten Der
alnerifanifden Grpe0itionsarnlee ait.
.geidrieben iuer6en iinh Die mad ben
Ser. Gtanten geianot ipiroen, iiilt
BEL Der 6ritten 6reibeitsnrlIeibe Be.
bilfIitb su fem, iueroen pnnr Gene
raj 8eribing 1T etnen &abelgrnrin,
tpeIdes bonn ariegsbepdrten1efit ge-
itern ber0ffertlidt tulroe, osinen.
tiert. General Neribing errtpfahI,
onB, tpenn bet Sergeattt rihtig 3i-
tiert tpuroe, er fofort fpieoer rtnd
Srartreid gum nfttben 9ienit at.
riidgeinnot tper0e1 ioG.
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llrbsrb[if Ser glnariffe anf 9aris

Gdriss IL. Suli. - Der Barller
,Gentps@ fagt sitinumenfoiieno iiber
Die angriffe aitf Die Gtoot: e8is
gum 80. Stunt fdnOen 90 feinolide
Streifsiige nit @otbn.9[eropldnen
itatt; uno Die 8omboroieritlg bon
gSarig nit peittrogenoen gfieienges
idasen ltmfaBte SO Gage. 9om 1.
sSSaritar Bis gum 80. sSuni fam Die
3a6l Der @etoteten ouf 141, un0 Die
Der 9ertuunoeten duf 1872"
9iinfir6en, 6rnnfreidJ, H.. SltIi.
-l1niere Sta6t an Der georoieefliite
bot Die meiiten gonrboroieritngen
bonn 2onoe, bom Mleer itrD bon Der
2uft ber gu ber5eidnen. Sic erbielt
BOmben bon 9leropIoner, Eorpeoos
BON 9cnfluTtbnaonen, @rnnaten bon
Oeatiden Sorpe0oilgern ltn0 @e.
ldlofie pon 143Oaigen aononen. Gie
3ohl Der glIarme; peIhe Biz gum 4.
Sui aegeben iuurben, fam nttf 400.
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5todboInt, ii. Suli. (8on So
Iebb sboplen, &orreiponbert Der
l1nite6 GreB.) - &eittige bier Elm.
aetroffene Gepeiden meloen, bob in
Ser Ukraine cine Gebollition oiisge.
broaen lit. Die 9eiiti6en i1offen
gerIt6rfungen irs Sarb; 100000
Oeann iollen gegenipdrtig IN Der lit.
raine Iteben. Die ltfrairtiiden 8au-
ern baben mebrere Seere bon $4,000
bis 10000 Mana oufgeltellt; Die
@onni6aft 1T NIT glrtiIlerie itio
@oI1inengetpebren uobl perieben;
fie berteioigen Die GOrfer uno gan5e
Seftionen S9iisengrdben.
Gie 9feboliltion lit ourauf aitrilf.
sufilbren, ooB Die @roBgrunbbeiiber
ibr 2anO tpieoer bon ben 3elttihen
allriiderbieltelt.
9ru6t nit Anidlnf on SeutfdJlanb.
s(mIteroaun, IL. Suli. Cine DE.
peide oes 9erliner 2ofaIonaeiaers
beiagt: ssn elmer 6rabtloien Mel.
0ung Der 8iener gleuen 6reieu
greIie aus Ntosfau miro erfIdrf,
,8em oie 8riten uno Sapaner fid
in &uBlano eirntiiden unb ruifii6eS
@ebiet beIeBen loIlten, 10 miro oie
rltliiide 8oItsrate (5obiet) 9fegie'
rltng iih iofort an 9eiitidlano an
idliebeu. /"
Die 5idjedJp- -Slubufen in Sibirien.
8aibington, II. Subtle Dor
ben tideao-ilnbiiden Eruppen II
Sibirien err1ngenen Siege uno oit
Ginlebung elmer bortigen probiiori
fden &egierung, DeIde Die Inter
| ltilsung bes 8oItes bat. peroen hiel
ols cine @eiDabr betrodtet onB einl
SilterDention ienes Seiles beg rltifi
idjen &eides nidt notig lei. Di'
Sidebo-S -SloDafen, bon tpel6en oit
meiiten friiber Der rltifiiden arme'
nngebortett, maridierten nof 6el
| 4ncificfiiite in Der abiidt, 5ra1freid
at erreihen, ItieBen aber ieiteng oel
gpIIbepifi Regierltng ouf @ioer'
Itano nno ntuBten ibren @eg nod
8laOipoftof erfGntpfen. geut baber
iie iid ouh in Sen geiis dnberel
Stdote in gibirien geiest 1tno BIZ
bon 9elttihen un0 oIterrei6iider
&riegsgefaneenen it1terltiitten Sol
ibebifi peitlid bon Srfutsf bertrie'
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aIieaerlentnant bermiFt.

g3oris, II. sSuIi. - 9eutnant Ge
@rauont, aommnnoeitr elmer anie.
rifaniiden S5Iiegeridtpdhron ber-
idpdno filr3lid bei eiHem g}ntroii.
iGlenfIng gelnGb slnsnben beg @la-
tin. Der 2eiitnnnt mar Der Sobn
eines MliteIieos Der fronsOiiideu
afooemie.
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@inasn in aerOpIan nadl 9naIan0

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bert mo aoniein Gli3abetb BON gel.
aieu baben ENGLAND oIn Snnistog
i'm aeropIau erreift, nm Der fiber,
nen Sof5eit oes S,onigs (Scorg mo
Der aonigin Marie bei5upobuen
tpie asItera betannt wurog.