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FOR EXCESSIVE
URIC ACID
TRY THE WILLIAMS TREATMFE
IS Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
F r E E

Just because Won start the day wor-
risd and tired. stiff legs and arms and
muscles. an aching head. burning AMI
bearing down pains in IN" hRclt-worn
out before tn" day begins--d0 not think
yoU hay" - stay IN tina; condition.
Ba strong. we'll and vigorous. with no
more pains from st!'f Joints. sore anus
clos. rheumatic suffering aching back
or kidney trouble.
If you suffer from bladder weakness,
with burning. scHldinG pains. or !: yUl!
arc IN and out OF bed half a doz":l
times 4 night. you will arpr"c!nt" :hc
rcst. comfort and strength this treat
Inent G!v"r.
To- prove n" Williams Tr"atWNEt con
uuers kidney and bladder diseases
rheumatism and all other ailments when
due "a excessive uric acid n matte:
how chronic or stubborn. II YOU hay
n"vcr tried Tho William Treatment. wc
will giv.. yuu on" T5c hoiN" ~ d"s"sl
free X YOU ~lll cut out This notice and
send it wiki your nam" nd address. and
. 20 cents I" heir pay raSiag". paHkinS
..tc. 10 Tn" D:. u. 4 Williams Company
p@pt. aa6-k p. o. Block. F;as: Hampton
conn Send at one" and y"G Mil re-
cnive BY parcel post IL regular 80
bottle. without charge and without in
curing any obligation. only ona h"tu"
20 tn. same address or Family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Ambition
Pills
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-the famous
Wcndell's Ambition Pills-that Will
puI yigor. vim and visality into ner-
vous. tired out. all in, Respondent PEG,
pie in q few days.
Anyone can buy box for only bU
cents, and John Coleman Il Co. is au-
thorized by the maker TO refund the
purchase price ii anyone is dissatls-
fed with the first box purchased.
Thousands praise them TO: general
debility, nervous pros;ration, mental
depression and unstrung nerves
caused by observation-disclosures in alcohol,
tobacco or uvnrwork nf any kind.
For any at1Iict!or OF HE nervous sye-
tom Woudrlls AMBITION Pills are un-
surnassrd, while for hysteria, trem-
hing AMI neuralgia tney are simply
splendid. Fifty cents at John Cole
man & Co., and dealers everywhere :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COLD
What You Need 10 This Sensible and
Effective Remedy, Or. Belts
Pine.Tar.H Honey, at once.

Az n cold ts onl.' dangerous when
neglected. tho prompt use O: DR.. bell
Pine-Tar.lIonny will break II up ana
nrnvrnt the weakening cough from b.
coming chronic.
This happy combination OF halFam
and healing agents soon nrerco!neS
the cold germs. loOsens the pnicgn,
relieves congestion and quickly 90
I!rvps tho cold.
Search as YOU will, you Will not find
better remedy than Or, Bells ZINE
Tnr.Honey. MOI only recent or In
serine coughs. but grippe. bronchitis.
Or asthma are helped toward speedy
recovery BY its proper use.
Children take Il without coaXinS.
and wise mothers have it handy tor
dangerous croup.
Still sold al CSC by ell druggists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
AIR RAID FEARED
BY THE CAIRENES

LONDON. March 25.-The inhabitants
IF Cairo. Egypt. were informed official
Is last Thursday. according to q Reuter-
dispatch that hostile airship had been
observed over the coast. The public
was warned OF the possibility Of air
raids and ordered to observe tho neces-
sary lighting regulations.
An official statement issued In
Athens on Saturday says that on Thurs
day Zeppelins passed over the island OF.
Crete, travelling in northcrly direc-,
lion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
FORCED !:
TO KISS THE FLAG:

DUQCOIN. Illinois. Mar. 25.-Erronc- =
Gus reports Of a great American victory -
in France. resulting in tho capture OF
h0.n0G Germans. led today to 4 ratifica-
lion meeting, which developed into 49,,
loyalty" demonstration. Three alleged.
proc Germans were forced to kiss the,i!
flag. -
Reports of the victory spread among
the coal miners here last night and
Today they were idle in celebration.
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AMERICAN SHIP SUNK.

LONDON. March @".-.-Th" admiralty
.aM,i.ilur.( that thc American steamer
tHinfiaiunchia. ".rSS tons Mt. has been
sunk ~ - German $Nhnarni" OFT ;hH
English coast H"r crow Of = WAS
lnnd",! safely. Tho master states that
The sulrnurin" fired II number nj tor
.rctnv4 of which four struck the vessel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Easto Dance.

on Wednesday, evening. April 2. III"
annual Easter ball Of III" Carroll club
VIII be- enjoyed which Will be "nr O.!
III" rlnhorai" affairs OF the season
Music viii h" furnished 10y the Pre-
m!cr orchestra and at 1850 o'clock
refreshments.
Misses Rnrnice Watt Elizabeth Gal
laChcr and Lulu O'Mally Will he in
charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
WILL WITHHOLD PRIORITY.

WASHINGTON. March 25.-To dis
courage all new industrial projects
not deemed essential for the prosecu'
ton Of the war. the War Industries
board will withhold from such new
plants the benefits OF priority or
transportation for this products.
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engaged IT, sing n both III" services
on Easter Sunday III III" Second lrcS-
hytrrlan church nj I;rilNir.. ohio. Mrs.
tarlin viii hc The suloiSt OF the day.
which gives pr"mls" I" the c"nETcga-
lion OF a rare musical treat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26

IA CROSSE. Wis. Mar. ?l.--Jan"S
.ri.":nrsnn who WAS defeated III IN" prt-
t.ari,s for thc Republican nomination
10: United STATES senator today. ten
j.. I'd Ms Support :" !rvlnc l.. l."nr"ot
-. successful c,,nGi,!a:e. Thompson
wIS known as he candida'" - tina La
IsIl.;:.. WINK - Republicans
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Mrs Charles n'RricN. Mrs. Gay
Shrodr$ and Miss ttacharl Roberts viii
rcp:rs"n; IN" Wh"cl!"s industrial do
nnr;incnt - ~" Y. W g. 4. a. tn" vi
"nuIai rnnrrr"lcn 80 tho E"rr"iari' :
and volunteer workers Of that d'Nari-
na.ut t. h" held at Youngstown, nhI"
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. April
l. And B.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Neither Loyalty Candidate
In Wisconsin to Retire

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Mar. c".--~IhH
p.Af: TIL. Wisconsin, Loyalty Legion. 10
;ravn either Irwin" l.. LSnr""t or '"-
S..ph Z. na!!"$. republican and Dem"
.,.,f;,. ,,.tuG!,i.,,. = r..~ ;.'tiv"l! :or uitH
States senator. withdraw has p"en crop
;,..d. :. was auu"Uu""d today
rhs reason given was that the "an;-
;,uiSn had progressed too far.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26
Leadcrships in the Max

Leadcrships in the Max
ing ........... Mr.. Waite .
Miss Palk. Mr. Alexander
Adjourn 1880 p. m -!
I 40 r.. m-Sung Service.
S :nu p. m-SCripture Reading and ..;;fa
Prayer. MIR. AleXanderrs'-
$40 p. m--The Development Of Boy ,'""'
hood (Illustratcd) 80. -
Mr.. Waite :.
. :0n p. m.-'Tu-morrow's Change"... -!
.............Mi Miss Palk
9:45 p. nl.--"In Substance. .........
....... Mt Alexander
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pneumonia: Winthrop S. Lowry. rup-
;urc OF liver
Wnunded-Colonel Douglas MacAr-
thur.
Slightly Wounded-Corporal Oscar
Z. Thomas. Corporal James VI. Hast
ings. Corporal John Leyshock. Prirat.
Edward J. Collins, Private Henry Too
hey. Private Charles a. Trent, Privat"
Joseph b. Widdis.
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WASHINGTON. Mar. c5.--Cicnerai
rcl saiar's casualty list. which reached
III" war dyp;tr,m"n: late las; night. IS
as follows:
pIr:lr OF ACr1DENT-Fr:vate An
thouy Iomannski.
DIED nE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. julie
Hau~:on. Private franklin Cooper. Jo-
Snri; + Covert. Ernest l.. Stafford.
WOUNDED SiNEEELY-Private ia
cob iIrr-H.
WOUNDED observation-disclosures
Royal Tharp. Corporal Arnold Carico.
ryila,"s Carter \ Dillingham;. william
DuuSmuir. charles l.. Fuller. Albion /.
Gross. James Mcpan!clson. Mark a.
R"Snick. Dan Sanders Major VI. Sjeii"n.
Ilarry Shepherd. Eurton l.. Thoreurn.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISS
INCi--tNnw reported as prisoners)-
Pirate Christian A. Sorens"n.
ROME. Saturday. March 23.-The
American embassy reports the drown
ing Of Arthur Nelson. who enlisted AT
CroSbr, Mimi. while flying al hydro
aviation camp In central Italy. Mel
ihar fhs machine nor the body was re-
covered. the aviator falling straight
into The waller from height OF four
,borc.nH fp,;
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One Of tho national interests To tho
present day patriotic woman. which Is
as important as proper conservation
OF food. Is the baking or wholesome
bread. out Of tho different substitutes,
which hnvn boon recommended by thu
governrnnt-
In various cities Of the United States
wnuen's organizations have formed
committees. L. interest the housewives
in the making " this loyal commodity
drive grand success in helping win
the war.
In Wheeling tho movement was taken
UP by the local food administration.
and at two meetings which were hold
In tho Hotel Windsor on Saturday. pro-
sided over By Miss Hoslettcr. dictician
OF the W. {. \. and domestic science
nalionallt,cs formed the Interested au-
dlence.
The General Baking company has Civ
| en- $500 in cash TO twcn:y-onc local
| individuals or the delicious pulatAble
samples submitted. which were chosen
/ from an offering Of eight hundred and
| thirty-siX leaves.
| There has just boon an order Issued
! by ;hr agricultural department. al
! Washington. which permits the uso OF
: twenty-five per crnt substitutes. in
stead of twenty per cent and Wheeling
women have found /. quite possible 10
mako a war bread. which Is equally
as wholesome and tasty as the once re-
moved luxury white bread.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-26

This evening AT her home on Ohio
tsr"et. Miss Gene EPhlin will entertain
the members of tho g. y. =. Club.
This young group rlr"' FOR interesting
social pleasures avery week. when DANG
Ing and games arc enjoyed and . dainty
luncheon served. The group will in
clude:
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mi informal pl,.rs'If.~ Tie i'rrmi'r o.
ru"S;rt WI. play tI:. d:,i".' ''""s"am,
and ,,uIr". wi, !".-$.r'"d 1T II ''ri"ri
By Manage IolUu"".
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>Jn pc1eft kclitntt cs III
blmti9ert 1sralpaQen
9entidje fenera bci 9lniucIen6eit 9a-
berelusfis auf amerifaniIdlc unS
nlIiierte SSlagsen.

@oridalL 80. 8e3. = 0ffi8ieIlen
polniihen 8eridten 8ufoIge lit es
om leBten SSreitag in Der Gtaot $50.
fen onldBli6 oe8 @intreffens 9aoe-
repsfis gu bllttigen aralpoIIen qe.
fonluten. 8ieiel6en beqarnen, ais
a1f Dem Hotboitie sSlaggen Ser 9[li-
'ierten rnb omerifoniide Sobnen qe.
biBt mltroen. 9ie Geutiben berIang-
ten, ooB oieielben einge3ogen tper0en
iolltetL ln0 nIs 0ie 9olen fid tpei-
gerten, oteies 5u tun, f1t6ren 6ie
9elttI6en Moidjinengepebre. ouf,
trieben Die MenIdenmenge au8ein-
amber unO 8tpongen 0ie poIniIben
&ruppen gum 9fiid8uge S6lieBIi6
Durben Die S5o6nen bonn Gat6oltie
bon ben 9e1tti@en bero6gebolt. SSrt.
8piiden bntten iid Die 8oIen pieOer
angeiou1llelt mo ertpioerten 0a3
SSeuer Der 8eltti6en. Ser &anlpf
oauerte bon 2 llbr no6nlittngS bis
7 ll1r obenos. Gin neiterer 3lpi-
i6enfaa ereignete iih, ol8 oeutihe
8eantte Su perbiroern iudteu, 0aB
iib @oOeretpsfi in Sen StroBen Ser
Sto0t 8eige. Sie iproden 6eint
6ritii6en SberIt @o0e Dor 1tno mof-
ten i6m flar, oaB, ipenn @aoereip8.
II geitattet niir6e, init Der @eb0lfe-
ritng 5u berfebrert es 8luiiden 8oIen
unO 9elttiden 5u Rubeit0rungen
fomn1en ipiir0e. 96erIt @aoe fpan6s
te linen oen 9tiiden su beitieg nit
&oOeretp8fi Elm g(utou1obil un0' fli6r
onoon. Dos Giutreffen gaoereips.
fi8 un0 britii6er ioiDie nuterifoni.
ider 9fii3iere bat bier groBen SSltbel
6erborgerufen. @lon gibt ii1 Der
Soffnung bin. 0oB 0cln 9olidepis-
mus Elm @noe genodt irn0 OrobenOe
llnrnben in @arifau berbiitet ner.
oen.
2onoorL 80. 8e5 - 6reitag nod
mittog tom es. gtadrtdten ans &nr.
ihau 5uioIge, in goieH Der Saltpt.
itaof Der Rropm5 goien, nad OcH
0ortigpn Gi1rtrefien 6es berubmteu
GianiIten uno 5iibrers Der 4oIen,
Der oos 2lufbiiien amerifaniifer unO
olliierter 5obneu oui Dem Ratbouie
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SraitsSiiicbc SrieSens>
BcSineitneen|
Die acoiernns 1T gu Gnnitcn einer'
@Olferliaa; feline SInneriOnen;
%ermittlitng in Gnflanb.

goris, 30. 3e3. Ser g(ufr11br.S
Der felt Sngen in Ser fran50liIherlS
9eputiertertfalnmer georobt bottel /
fan gum bollen 9lusbrude, oIs and
Sanstag no1niittog Ser aeiniIterS
oe8 9lu8tpdrtigef1 Stepben gidlon,D
gum erIten 0inle sSronfreids sSrie.s
oensbe0inguneen ifi3aierte. @s ae4'
lang ibm nltr inter Sdmierigfeiteir,8
oa banfige Nnsbriide Der Sosioli4|
item ibn urterbrohen oenen 0ie Gesl
plttierten Der &egierrhgsporteien|
nidts iduI0ig blieber.
Seit 8oniferstog 6otten 6ie aobi.l
nettsmiriiter ole SSnterpeIfotionelt,|
an9riffe uno qnfragert itiIIdmei.I
geno ii6er iif ergeben Iofien. 9lls|
a6er Sranflin 8ouiIlon oos aabi.l
nett in ieiner 4olitif beftig ungriff,l
nno es offenbar muroe, bob 0ie Ge.|
gieritng lire sSrieoensbeoingilnaenI
erfl6ren ntiiiie, tpoIIte iie 0as 8u6aet|
fitr Die erIten 3 Wtonote 1919 surI
re4ten Belt belpiligt boben, oa er=|
ltieg &iAon Die ReAnertribiine iinoI
erfldrte.
1. Ollie gerbo1olingen ouf oerl
6rieoensfonferen3 foIlen offen Iein.
2. 9ie fron50fiihe &eoiertna botl
ben Tlan elmer 8olferliga boIl orge-
ttontnlen.
3. 3ie gegier1tng ipinIht feline
annerionelt, beb1lt iid) o6er oas
&e6t bor, ote @ren5en gliaB-2o.
tbringens 10 al befeltigen, oof, iieI
gegen glngriffe geidiitt iiro.
4. Die 9fegierltng 9laitbt nicbt,
Dob Die 6roge iiber oipIomotifde
8ertretung Ser gsotionen jekt eeIoit
lper6en utii1ie.
5. Cine Gern1ittetung in EuBlonb
lit ltnbern1eioltn.
Ser 02iniiter pei9erte fiG bart.
nddig, Sic gtanen Der 9eleooten
8ur 6rieoen8fonferen3 GIT nennen; er
blieb BEL ieiner ibon bor6er getllod]-
ten GetBerltng, 0oB oie 9eputierten-
fanuter 0em &abinette 0ies iiberIoI.
fen n1iiiIe.
Qoris, 80. 3e8. - Die 9ebutier.
tens&nmmer bat Der 9tegierung noh
elmer 9te6e, Die 8terllier gleinenceoit
belt, ein 8ertrouenSbotum nit 39S
gegen SO Stilnu1en erteilt.
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9euti@lanoSG'iro
sfbaoea .1tSaDlen
Dariibcr iirS id6 Demtidlai,S nnc Sic miiertcn
cinie aciucrSen, iaet nlattbias Grsbcroer
I'M elmer 81 Berlin eebaltenen tseSc
Gbert 1t. @emdbiste kontroaiercn Sic aesiermns

ideiu nad riliten iif Die politiIben
8arteien gu Senonitrationen. SSn
Der 3epeide beiBt e8 ferner, oaB es
in Santburg, 2iibed. Siel uno Gam
5ig wiiit bergebe; BORT bat ser gtat
Der Mlatroien ons Seft in SGnoen.
8as oeutide offi3ieIte gtadri6ten-
bureau berihtet, ooB nGbreno Der
StroBentdmpfe om 3oee Dor 8eib-
uodten in Berlin rs gerionen nm
gefommen iino. 8ie mgreifenOen
&rllppen bntten Sc Sote, n1breno
6 Matroien itno 5 9oli5iiten, oie ee.
meiniame Sabe nit 0en Mtatroien
eentddt batten ibr 2eben berloren.
8aiel, 30. 9e5-9ie Golniide 8ei.
titng meIOet, oaB ii6 bic RaoifoIen
in Bremen 6elpaffnen.
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2tcae Sprac1en9ekc
in Greiobtcit

Greiabton, glebr., 80. 2e5.-Sier
bat eina neue Sebe gegen ben sc.
brau9 Der oeldfden Spro6e in
Stride, S9ule nno atl0ern offentli.
den BIGBen eingeiett. 2fuf Die
@eronlnIlung Der CREIGHTON Some
@unr6s bot i'm 9fQtbnuie cine Ser.
idmmhmg itottgefunosn, bic fol.
genoen geIhluB annahm:
0gei6loIien 6oB oieie Mniienbers
fanmhng bon giirgern fif gegen
oen @abraud Der belttiden Sprne
DIE In S6uIe, STRIDE nto on0eru
offentGiden gldben in oieier @e.
geno ansipridt"
Heoen bieIten Or. gg. 5. W1tts
len nno MoDor u. 8. Sarms bon
8IoonFieIo. DlaDor Snrms iagte,
noob iuir Suor Die blngernoen
3eutidjen fiittern nEilbten, oaB mir
n6er ben 2offel in Der einen Sano
uno cine geloOene giitole IN Der
on0ern Sdno uuo nHiere 4ugen
often baItsu rilBten."
Die 8erdnIoiiung 81 Der Ger.
ianmlimg fen ser llmltaHO gege.
ben ba5en, oa6 gieu. gater g9. ~.
gSin0olbb iuietcr in o2itider Spr1s
Ge 81 preOigeu begonHen ba6e
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perfiigt batte, SIT StroBenfGntbfen.
SerOorragenoe 9erionen bielten ont
8o6eretpsti patriotii6e Q(niprndlen
2ebterer ertuioerte, OoB 8olen nun.
mebr ieine ltnnbbGngigfeit erIangt
babe uno Serr ieiner eigenen See.
bdfen lei. Sierouf nnrnte i6n Ser
oeutide Soloaten-g -glrbeiterrot Die
StaOt gu berlaiien. gtnitatt 6eiien
biBte er un0 feline g(nbGnger sSl1gs
gen. GberIt @o6e, britii6e gGutOri.
tat in Der Gto6t, unteritiiste gaoe,
retpsfi. Die Gettiden er6ffueten
5einOieIiafeiten uno es entipmn ii6
elm StraBenfambi; ungeidbr 1873
gerioneu onrunter 5ruuen un0 ain'
Ser, nnr6en get0tet 9SnOereDsfI
mur6e in 9oien enibuiiuitiid be.
qriiBt 5eine 5rmt erfldrte, odB CT
lDidtige oSSniormotionen bon 9lmeri.
ia an Oie Solniihen 5ilbrer briuge,
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OettetNl Grctt0er
ion bcf0rccrt tperScn

8dibinqton, 80. 3e5. = Cine ge.
negung lit beute I'M @unge, Inn Gro.
foBmoridaa General Gropoer gum
@eneruaelitnant nit boGcln @ene.
ralsrang 5n bef5rnern. 9ieier ge.
negung ioa rationale un0 militdri.
ihe Politif 5rterunbe lieger. Gs
beift, ooB Die Republifoner oieie ge-
f6r0erung oes 9rofoBmaridoIs Itart
be9iinitigen. Seitens mebrerer De.
nofraten miro herborgeboben oaB
Ser GrofoBntnrid1oa elm Gtreber iit
1tn6 in gerbiuotng nit ieiner 4rbeit
cine Itarfe poIitiide @aihtte aiifge-
baut bot.
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6rc6er mabliieo fir
ElcpS 6eoroe
Gnormc Iefrheiten fir aoalitip.
niiten; Srnppen nuO iSranen
fit @curge; sSrlauO gang
Sinu SSein.

2onoon 80. Del. generfeng.
inert bel Dem 9Lusfoa Der g9o6(en
iin0 Die enorllren Ntebrbeiten, oia
Die aoalitioniTten iiberaa iiber ibrc
@egentan0ioaten oabougetragen ba-
ben.
Inter oem neilen @eIebe Der.
liert ie0er aonei0at, Der ni6t iue.
nigiten8 Elm 9t9tel Der o6gegebenen
Stirnnlen erbolten bat, Die fitr ieinc
aonOibatur etn6e5oblten $50 8funo
Sterling. 0tebr oils 100 aon0iooiel.
fielen Sieier naten 8eitimnltng gum
9pfer.
3ie boIlitdnoigen 8nblergebniIie
geben alien &oaIitionilten 47t
Stinmen uno oa olle &oaIitioniIten
nit Den llnionilten unO Der natio.
nalen 9artei nebr ooer neniger
fir 2loDo George iino, lit iein Sfae
elm auSgeiprodener.
3ie g[rbeiterportei gelUann nar
65 Site. 9te Staot 2on0on ipd6(te
foit iolio Ganoiooten ser aoalitio.
niIten 0a MIR 3 unobbdngige 2ibe.
rale einen 5ieg erfodten un0 oie
Gonoioatsn Der glrbeiterpartei gu
ben aoalitioniiten geb0ren.
Sn yortibire iiegte nur elm I'm.
abbdngiger 2iberaler; in 2oncdIter
nidt einmol elmer; felbIt in SAott.
Lamb lit ibre 2[n5abl iebr gering.
Qie glnfiibrer Der aoulitioniTtea
idreiben ibrell Sieg bauptiG6Ii5
ben 8rauan unh Solbaten gu.
Gos aeiuItat miro bon oIlen 3ei-
t1tngen ols Elm peri0ulider Sieg
2lobo Georges geprieien uoo ote
beiSen groBen 95orteien, 0ie 2ibe.
raIen uuo Die irldnoiidan 9tatio-
naliiten bolIltdHoig Deridpun0en
itrto.
9ie Better Der 9(rbeiterpartei er.
fl1ren, ooB oen Ieitenoen Stoots-
mGmern cine 8elegenbeit geboten
Deroe. Ons 2anO 3ufrieOere8n iteaen
Sollteu iie 0as nidt erreiden, TO
iuiirOe o1s nadite 8abIreiultot iie
ii6erlid aur 8erdntportllng 3iebelt.
Sina GciHer iiegen in SrlanS.
g8os Die BaBIen in S5rlano onbe-
triift 10 fam mobl geioet perOeH.
Dab Die iriiden Rotioraliiten Die
MIR feds SiBe errilngen baben, ouf.
gebort baben, cine gfoae 3u ipie-
len. Sobn 9illon berIor ieine @a6l,
uno MIR SSoiepb 8ebIin, Captain
ReOmonO, 9onneIlb, aeIlp, MeSeigb
lInO Sarbiion purOen geudGlt.
0ie Ginn 5einer bofften auf 70
Sise. Gle baben 70 geiuonnen.
9tber aud bier lift befonoers bemer,
tpie enorm Die Me6rbci. |
Ten Der aonoiooteu ii6er lire Sea. |
ner iBaren. Gle ipareu ourd bic
5timmen Der 5rmien uno jun9en
aeiite erreiAt. Seit a SSa9ren it'll
tienano bon sSrlono au5gerpanoert. |
Seine Storungen o0er llnruben
ionbeu fat. Die Organization Der
5im Geiner mar ipunoer6ar.
Dublin, 30. DEG. - 3as ,ya6rl
1919 piro oas fritiidDfie icin iolpcitI
,ie ge3iebuHgen 5ipiidlen euglm0l
mo Srlmo iubeiruht fonInlen. Gie
ride Gegierllng eriuartet 6as 9ie.
uItat ieintr 9etition ar 9rdiioeutl
Bilion unb 5neifelt feineu 2lugeu,
lid, onB Der groBe @abliieg ibren
Inipruh nui Selbftbeitinmlng nurl
1eiter 6e9riln6en fam
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mettcrbcrt3t.

Sir 6mabd nno ltmgegen6--
Shnee bente o6eno irn6 Gienstaa.
aaIte g9elle beitts obeno nit 9ero
Senlperdt1r. aalter Dienstag
Sir gle6rastu Sdlnee beitte
obenO uno 9ienstog. aaIte 8eae
belte obenb nit Zero 3ennberatilr.
Gdlter in ben 5itIihen lt16 aentroIpn
Sei(en. gienstog ftnrfe nor6Iide
@in6e.
Sur Syoma - Sdnee beute obenO
1nO 8ieistGg. giel f1Iter dln
8ienstag uuO in ben Ueltl. uno aen.
trnlen &eilen bellte oben6. 4oIte
ggeIe i'm diiBerit UeItIi6en SeiL nit
Zero 3euperatur. &torfe @inoe.
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@irbie &epolntioniuS Sambnrgn Sremenpori i6 ging'

IN Sambars fam es su blntiscu
Sdmpfen unS es sab SOte nub
geriunnbrte. Gtifbum6e1kA kAunrScn
ans einem aairrncufeuiter geiuur.
fen.-Sn Bremen sab Die gln.
fnnft Der SudiecflOtte- -MannidJaft
bic ben @e6Orinm Derpeiserte, ben
auituk gum llmitnr;,-@s gius
a6er a0es ubHe Slntbersirken si.
Der 9ieuOlntiOnsseiit lag in Scr
2nft.
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ghnitcroam, 80. Se5.-Giner ben.
tieen bier eingetroffenen gerIiner
3epeid6e 5ufolee bot Mat6ias Gr5ber.
aer, @orlibenoer Ser Oeutiden @of.
lenitiIItanos &omrniIiion in elmer
Reoe at Berlin erflGrt, OaB 8eiltih.
lono fir alien in geIgien ilno 9or0.
fronfreifJ angeridteten 6daOen oui.
fonlnlen iueroe. @r idgte, ooB Die
g[aiierten un0 3eutidIuno iib auf
Die 5rage Der ariegSentiddoiguns
aeeinigt haben.
gludteroam, 80. 9e3.-Sicr Gin.
petroifene 9epeihen beiogen, 0ab
itreifenoe gcrgleute i'm 8iiiieIoorfar
ge5irt Den Soloaten Die ote Berg.
iuerfe beidiiben, Elm @efedt 9eIiefert
6aben. aPebrere 9erionen mHr0en
gct6tct ooer beriuuuoet, bod oelong
cs fdIieBIitb 6en Sruppen, bic Strei-
Ter 8u um3ingeln unO geian5en 5u
nebmen.
Berlin, 80. Qe5.- areu38ei.
titng nel0ete imterm %. 3e5enlber,
oaB Die gbert Hegierung 9eitiir5t
llno elm neues aobinett, nit 2iebs
fnedt, 2eoebour lln0 Gi6orn ais
9auptfiibrer, in Der 8iloung begrif.
len Iei. 9ieie gfo6riht mar often.
bar berfriibt, oenn geItrigen 8eritb.
ten 5uioIge iitlo Der Wiiniiter oes
9lusparti9en Or. Saaie, Der Mint.
tier Der So3ialpoIitif 9ortb ul0 Der
9entobiIiiationsuitliiter 9ittrnan an.
riifgetreten. Ser 9tiidtritt oieier
Dtiniiter erfoIgte, roAoem Die Mo-
ioritGt Der 8entral6eb0r0e eine 9lns
sabL bon 0en itnnbbdngi9en So8ia-
liiten eeiteaten glntrdge perluorfen
Hotfc.
Sar8Ier g6ert, fyinan3miniiter
Gheioemmln uno gubli3itdtsminiiter
2ano$berg iino jeBt Die 5iibrer Der
9lebolutionsregierltng. Sos Sabinett
lmo Der Soloaten. .glrbeiterrat bieIten
Ionee Gibungen ob, in pelGen Die
8oIitit Der gtegierllug eingebeno BE-
iproden im0 @bertS 9fnitdten auf.
reht erboIten iuuroen. Sic Meinung
gebt n1amebr ba6in, 0aB Die Maio-
ritatsio3ialiiten nit SiIfe Der libe-
rolen 8ourgoiite cine nelte Hegie.
rltng bii0en per0en.
Serr 9artb gab 0ie grfldrttn9
ob. 6ab ieine 8artei Die @elpoltspo.
Iitif Der Spartafusleltte feinespegs
alltbeiBe mo CAB 8ti, oaB Die gln-
Danger Or. Snaies (ltnab6dngiee
5o3iaIiIter) feline @egenreDolution
beobiidtigen. gr iogte, 0oB Die nIl-
genteine 0fononiiAe ttn0 gaabrilnes-
1nitteliituation bic tpeitere @ntipide.
lung Der 9inge beItimnlen iperoe.
glniterOofn, 30. 0e3-3er Ra.
troienrat Der 6eiiti6en aomirolitGt
uuo Der @eneralitob Der Morine ba. |
ben Die erfldri,ng nbgeeeben oaB |
iie Der Re9ierung onIdBIib Der
idmeren 8eiten, bic 9euti6Iono ee.
genipdrtig ourh5irmaden bat, treu
bleiben iuerOen.
Yoris, 80. 9e5.-3iiri6er gtad- |
ridten 5ufoIge lit Ole Gage 8u Ser.
lin in 8unfel gebiiIt, QIIlem Sin.