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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-04-06
lis. ANNOU CES, NEW.
FIR LUMBER Prices
War Industries Board Sets
Northwest Figures.

Washington, March 5.-Maximum
prices for fir logs and lumber and yell
low pine on government or allied order
were announced today by the new
price fixing committee Of the war in
dustries board.
The new prices for fir logs. 40 feet
or less in the Pacific northwest, effec-
tive between March 10 and next May.
are SO per 1000 for No. / logs; $3.50
for No. logs. and $40 for No. 3 logs.
for delivery at points where it has been
customary to make delivery to- saw
mill operators. For logs OF more than
40 feet, the price will be on the same
basis for extra lengths as established
by custom.
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Bret Bits of
MissOuLQ Neu,S

Mrs. j. +. irving Is reported seriously
i'll at her home in Orchard Homes.
DIR. Anna James, osteopath, 204 w.
ADV.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. SalZman are IN
the city for a few days from RavalIi.
DR. Willard, osteopath. First Ma
tional Bank.--AdV.
Ralph Brooks of the Rainbow hotel
Mt Great Falls is visiting friends in
Missoula for a few days.
Rr. Louise Smith, osteopath, Gls W.
Adv.
*. VI. Ncols, traffic manager of the
Western Pacific road, is in Missoula,
visiting friends for a few days.
DIR. Harrison, practice limited to eye,
ear, nose and throat and the fitting of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Snyder have
come from Bottincau, n. D., expecting
to locate in Missoula or it's vicinity.
II. Gwinn. NJ. D., eye, ear. nose and
throat specialist. Glasses ground nj
the office. First National Bank Bldg.I
Adv.
James Shindoll has gone to TOWN.
send to spend n short time looking
AFTER his ranch property in that vicinl-
ity.
Seven per cent money to loan. II.
ID. Fsher.-Adv.
l.. c. Eaton and daughter. Miss Jen-
ME Eaton, are in the city from Wal
lace, Idaho, visiting former neiEhbors
and friends.
Marsh. the undertaken, I'll w. Cedar
Phone 321.-Adv.
Miss Alice Sheedy left last evening
for Deer Lodge and Butte. She vii
visit her sister in Deer Lodge and 8
brother in Butte.
Mrs John w. Trewhela and daughter
Miss Gladys Trcwhela. have returned
to their home in Missoula, after beine
for the last winter in Seattle.
Lawrence La Porte has returned L
his studies in the Seattle Electrical
school after spending the Faster vaca
| ton at his home in Missoula.
Leslie w. Goodfellow of the furni
ture department of the Missoula Mer
camille store is i'll at st. Patrck's hos
pital, suffering inflammatory rheuma
| tism.
| Miss Elizabeth Cook of the fores
service viii go Sunday to Helena on
| months detail at the office of the su
pcrv:sor OF the Helena national for
| est.
| Waiter A. McFredricks, an employ
| of the Northern Pacific Railway com
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taken by Germans during raids on first
trenches.
FEBRUARY 11--Prcsident Wilson
addresses congress on peace aims. re-
plying to German and Austrian chan
cellors.
MARCH Bin appropriating $50,
100000 for housing shipbuilders be-
comes law.
MARCH 5-President reorganizes
war industries board and makes B. NJ,
Baruch chairman with vast powers.
MARCH 11-President Wilson sends
reassuring message to Russian soviets.
MARCH "a Senate adopts confer
ence report on administration railroad
| bill which provides revolving fund OF
F, half billion dollars for government
operation of roads.
MARCH 21-Germany starts great
| west front drive.
| APRIL 6-Uncle Sam has ahou, halt
million soldiers in France, constitutinG
| the greatest force ever transported
such distance, task being made in
finitcly harder by dangers of subma
rineS. For his war purposes has con,
structed over 500 miles Of railroads il
France, with vast warehouses, piers
docks, switching yards, etc. Has I;
big fleet of destruyers co-operatini
with the British and French fleets ant
since the war began has built and pu
into commission large fleet of subma
rine ChaScrs. Has contributed vas
amounts of wheat, meat, fat aud SugaI
for the food of the allies and has eN
tended credits to them tptailing $i,94a,
400, GOO,
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Two Candidates Speak.

Both Mrs. Farnsworth and Mr.. Bes-
ancon made clear cut and comprchen-
sive statements maintaining the value
center and advocating democracy,
which allows each community to de-
eide it's own plane of association by
popular vote. Both speakers cited in
stances of educational community CEN
tiers in other states, which had come
within their experience and showed
broad conception of school problems.
Musical numbers were rendered by
Mrs. c. II. Day and by Quincy Scott
whose accomplishments were played by
his mother. Then with Mrs. &. T..
Lucas at the piano, the assembly sang
some of the famous old battle hymns
of the allied nations. A committee was
announced by President Gross to carry
the community petition to the school
board, since the board did not attend
the meeting Of last evening.
Five Candidates.
The five candidates for the two va
cancies on the board are Mrs. II. Il.
Farnsworth, Albert Besancon, l.. A.
Hague, r. A. Roberts and +. w. Spotts-
wood. Voters will be privileged to
vote for two of the five on their ballots.
The polling places for the election to-
morrow are as follows:
No. Central school.
No. Whittier school.
No. 3~-Roosevelt school.
No. i--Hawthornc school.
No. 5--Lowell school.
No. 6-Wiilard school
No. prescott school.
No. S---Lincoln school.
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FOUR TOWNS FILL QUOTAS.

Portland, Ore, April 5.--On the eve
of the third Liberty loan drive four
Oregon towns tonight reported their
respective quotas subscribed and over
subscribed. They are Wheeler, I.aFay-
cite, Forest Grove and Drain.
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MONTANA LOAN DRIVE
BEGINS ON APRIL Is
State Sets Back Dates for
Its Campaign.

Helena. April THE Liberty loan
drive in Montana will not begin until
April 10 and will close on April ~.
Each district of the federal reserve
bank fixed it's own dates and these
have been chosen in Montana, Secretary
A. j. Breitenstein or the Montana or
ganization is notifying chairmen. 1t is
suggested that if the drive can be con-
cluded before April 81, it will be done.
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Germans Send Second
Big Gun Toward Front

Amsterdam, April 5.-According to
Les Nouvelles Of Maastricht, another
long range gun similar to those already
bombarding Paris passed through Bel
GUM from Essen on Monday. The
length OF the barrel is from 20 to 25
meters and the calibre from 20 to %
centimeters.
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NOTICE, S. w. v.

Spanish War Veterans will gather
this evening at Z o'clock at l22 Higgins
avenue to be present at the dedication
of the service flag.
: ADV, II. II. SWANBERG..s
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The pace that kills causes few de-
misses among the messenger boys
Chicago News.
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Country club with a merry hour of
music and dancing. when father and
mother should laugh and dance with
Jack and Jean. President Gross then
called upon the two candidates pres
ent, asking them to express their views
frn
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pany, left Thursday for Mare Island,
Cal, where he will serve with the
United States marines.
Misses Myrtle and Sue Irwin, who
have been for the last year and a half
in Chicago, were In Missoula yesterday
on their way to Hot Springa..--near
which each has-a-rnricH.
/NS~.r Peter ~ -Loffnos has messages
telling Of the arrival of Mr.. I.offnes ut
Fort Myer, Va. He is there in the
service of the motor transportation
department of the United States army
Richard Colder and his son Ray
Colder, came into the city from Miller
Creek yesterday, witnesses in a suit for
debt $. J. Sketch versus John Rohlet-
ter, that was heard before Judge Josiah
Shull.
Mrs. John Cameron and Miss Della
Perrine have come from Big Timber
to spend the weekend at the Delta
Gamma house and attend the annual
reunion banquet of the sorority this
evening.
w. j. MacHaffie and daughter, Miss
Hazel MacHaffe, will be i'm Missoula
today. going from their home at Helena
to Camp Lewis to visit Edmund Mac
Haffie, who expects TO leave soon for
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p slleary e. Stiff, former Missoula lava
Eyer, who retired from practice in Mis-
Esoula last fall, returned TO this city
Thursday with his wife and daugh-
lter, Miss Edith for an extended visit
EMr Stiff expects to take part in the Il.
IsR. V. ]. case, which is to come before
II he federal court at the term which,
"opens on April l5. aye
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TTTofessor N. J. Lennes of the uni
sversity faculty spoke last evening at
Victor and will speak this evening at
Darby, upon request from the Red
Cross chapter at each point. DR..
Lennes had spoken already upon war"
at Victor, he gave last evening a lcc-l
ture upon MARK Twain" with lantern
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B0lo Pasha's Appeal
for New Trial Lost

Paris, April Sit is officially an
nSnnced that the appeal of Bolo
Pasha for new trial was rejected to-
day by the committee of revision sit
ting at the ministry of justice.
Bolo Pasha is under sentence Of
death for espionage.
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Record of First Year
of Americas Big War

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SdniiAer 9amtpier
Durbe, tpie Ropeuhaseu meloet,
auberbal5 Der SefabrsOue Ders
isrrtt.

2pnbon.17. Maar5. Dos Dor
spei 5ogen srfoIgte @erfeuten bes
ndniTfsu 9airpfsrs .Ranbelsborg"
bon 1861 Sonuen auberbuIb Der @es
fabraone bur4- Elm beutf6es San4-
boot piro IN einer Sepei9e Der @r'
6ange Selegropb 60. aus &openha=
gen gerneloet. Der &apitair ipllroe an
9prb bes SauH6pots gebrndt uno
proteitirte, porauf ibm Der oeutlne
Sommanbant ertIGrte, odb penu oas
S1iff BON Der ,geIoBuug ri6t btns
nsu flint Ntirtiiten perlaTIer piiroe,
es nit allen oil 9orb perientt tpers
ben tpiirte. Die Seutifeu bei9lag'
nGbmten alle an 9OGo befinbIi9en
2e6snsmittel, iOpie aud anoere Sa'
den unb nabmeu ben &opttdn init.
Die Deltften beripru6en. bic Boote
bis na6 Rprpeger IdIepper 81 tpols
len, iiDerIieben bic SuiaiiEa IsoocR
Msm S%ifsaL
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Sauin
Btrb berrnddit In ct. petersburg
ertpartet.

ct. 9etersburG Smnstag,
16. M6r5. Gilbert Balm, Der 9ens'
raloirettor Der onmbnrg Imertta
2tnie, unb Ssrr 2arghof, Elm prsu>
biIfer Ginart5ier, tperben IN Gei4d1s
ten in ct. petersburg erlportet.
Serr 8alin III cine Der berDorras
genbiten psrfOnli9tstten Der 9e'
f1dftspeIt in SelfI9lanb unb ge.
horte iabretarg su ben @ertrauten
RuiIer @iIbelms, u6f9on sr tiir3Iih
beim Saffer IN 1ngnabe gefaIlen iein
fol, neil er bic politit Der R.gies
ruHg tritiiirt batte. 0aB Elm ManH
tpie 9nllin na6 ct. petersGlrg gebt,
TT uidt MIR beSetbnenb bafiir, Biz su
tpel4em Mabe RuBIuub fir SeutI6s
lamb ee0ffnet pOrben it, iunbern
audi fir bic Di9tigteit Der pLdus
Deuti6lanbs fir bic tnoititriele
gius6eutung RubLanos.
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Japan
6dt iDipeit feline beiinitis
ben SeiHlaHe besiiglid]
gibirtenS gefaBt.
go ertldrteH Der premier u1ib Der y2is
niiter bes Muspdrtissn I'M
parlament.

Sotto, Gamitag 16. MGra. -
premierminifter Seraii9i unb Der
Mtniiter bes Musnartigen U9otonp
ertldrten am Samitas i'm garlament,
tab. beaiiglid) Der Sage in Sibirien
iOpeit nod teine befinitiDea 8eI9liihe
sefubt iporben fefeH.
Ois miiitdriicbe Gage Fat etnen 3us
itano Der pS[ligen 8ereiti9aft errei6t.
Die Geibutai (tonftitutionsae)
partei ipel9e bic grDBte gertretung
i'm pdrlamsnt beiist, bielt am Sreis
tag abenb cine &Onferens al unS
+beitdtiste pieoerum lire Stellungs
nabme, bic iie In einsr tiir5li9en
@erTammtung 6eidloiItn bat. nGms
lid, baB iie gegen cine iOiortige Mos
bilma9ung tit.
Die Prefe forbert fat eirmatbig
5ur Wobilmn1ung nuf. Die ,Iibai
S5irbuH" unb be .gorob3u g9obo"
fdreiben, baB bic ouBerorbentli9e
@ener0Iitdt 2fmerifds RuBIanb ees
geniiber p5llig nrrDsrItdubIid 1T, Da
.iuBIanb iebt ben DeutTden 8orratbe
liefert unb be Borr6ibe in Dlabis
ipcftot sefd9rbet. 8ur6 @srba6t
nit 8e5lg auf Sapan ipiirbeir, ipte
bic 3.ituneen bemertsn, bic QIiirten
geIdtpddt nnb lie fiigen bin5u, bag es
Sdpans pfIi6t isi, I'm 3nterefie beg
s5riebens unb Der Snmnnitdt 3n mir.
fen unb BEL Der 3erI9metterung
Deuti9lanbs mitaubelfen. Die rao.
tumin .Sbinbun1 erldbt einen Qufs
ruff su ben @offen unb bemertt, b1R
Qmerita nrfri4tig freunbli5, iebodl
In etrem Srrtbum befangsn iei.
Die raTabi Sbiarn5un" IN Ofuta
siebt Der ar5 in ben TtitteltlaTIen
berrfdenben Qnfidt Gusbrud, bab
cine ausss6e6nte Wlobifmafang zine
ofute gptb in ifIbuftrielIer 6infi9t
ioipie audi NIT Be5ug auf qe5ensA
mittel CUR Gotse haben ipiirbe.
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Serleiem
8urbe bic gotf4aft @Ompers I'm
RongreB Der Sobiets.

MOgfau, Is. Mdr5. = sSn Der
GreitagfiBung bes QlG &uiiiiben
&ongreHes Der SObiets perIas 5err
SperbiofF rom Central @retutip>
tummittee bic bem rufif9en 8oIt
Qnfangs bes Wlpnats i'm Namen Der
omeritantI4en 9trbetterfdoft boy
SamueI @ompers gdnnbte 8otTdoft,
in ipsl6sr bic llnteritiibung Der Qr=
better gtmeritas BEN auFIen 5ugeIagt
fporoen mar. Die 9otT6oft, bic sur
9erlsIung gelangte, ebe bic 2l6ittm=
mung be5iiglia Der Ratifiairung bes
Grteoens srfolgte, rief unfebnIi4en
getfalI berbor.
Sc purbe tetne @nttport dbgeianbt,
bo Serr StperbloFf Iogte, baB bic
9ptT9nft an bos> omeritonif9e 8plf,
antportlid Der Mitt6eilurg bea
dItbenten 8ilTon geniige.
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Husmer3ung
Ser Seittitben Stdbtes unb
gtraBennamen npn Der
2lmerican 9efenie gOcietD
gefproert.
Die Runeu Don beIgtI6eu unS froRs
s6iti4eu Stabten ioIlen sepS5lt
peroen.

9ep gprt, II. Mdr5. 0as
llmtaufen olIer Stdbte uRO 0rtidaf.
ten, Iotpie aQer StraBen in Dielem
2anbe, ote oeutI9e Ramen trasen,
miro BON Der 4mericaR OefeRie Sos
ctetp in elmer am SonHtng bier pers
6ffeutIi9teu GrtIdrung ibringenb ges
forbert. Gie UhtgIieber Der Bereinis
gung tperOen angeipteIen, tbreu Sim
Hub 6abin seItcnb 3u MAIDEN, DOB
ytamen BON betneeiudten frun50its
ffeu Ober beletiden Stabten fit bic
@emeirlpeIen eeipGblt peroen, ole iebt
ais Berlin, 8ismard, Bremen, Dress
ben unb Snrnober betannt Yinb. Gs
pirb ertldrt, Dab etr oerartiges gors
geben bur9 Die tiirSIt9 erfolgte Aens
Deruug Der Romen Der gTsnlard
Qpenue uro oes Berlin 9ouleporb tn
SnStaRapotiS cnsspeGt lDorben III
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Hus RuBIand.
SetuDbmer i,Du ct. Yeters'
burg biirfem Die gtabt
iett nidJt ntebr
terlaTett.
Die 9eutTden muBten G6o In Stnn<
lamb erit befaisben, ebe iie es nebs
men tpnnten.

2onbon, 9onneritag, IA. Mdrs.
Die Rdumung BON Ct. Peter5burg
tit ralnme9r beenbet, pie eine Don
bort tommenbe Geuter Sepei9e be-
fast, cine amtli9e 9etanntma9ung
citirenb. Bon iest ab pirb es teinem
ber 8etpobner seitattet iein bic Staot
su Derlafen urib I'M bic 8efolgung
Oieies 8efebls auber Srage au fels
len, TT Der paffasierDertebr auf Der
8abn eirlseftellt poroen. Der Ratb
Der aontmihdre Der .Rommune BON
9etrograD", pie bic Stabt DOu nun
an amtIi9 betbt, bot bas grI9einen
aller fogenannteu Bourgeois Ssituns
sts g,itattet, bic ieit benz 8eginn ber
beutf6en Sffeniibe unterOriitt ge>
tDsien tpuren.
Die Ra4ri6t, baB bic geIanmte
Gegenb bon gatum DON ben 3iirten
6eiest iporbeH lit, beitdtigt ii6. SG
ben iiiisiten gtn3elbeiten iiber 81.
8efeBung DON Qbo in GinnIano burh
bic 8suti6sH pirb gemelbet, bnb
1000 Mann Sruppen NIT 6eidiiBcl
bon ben2(lanb sSnielu auf Sransport'
bampfern iamen, benen Elm gts6re9er
porauffubr. Die Rotbe Garbe pei=
eerte iib 5u fapitultren, tpora1f bic
bic Stabt cine bafbe Stuns
be lang befdoiTen unb bic Rot6e
8arbe gum Riid5ug sfpangen. Die
OeutIdeu bef6lagnabnteu brei ruiz
iif@e sOrPeoo6oots fOtDte etli4e gtis
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.HusItande
-
Werben tpieSer ans
Cefterrei@ unS aus uns
garn gemslbet.
Bas Der 8erIiHer r2ptaImssiser"
iiber bic Streits beri9tet.

amiterbam, II, Rdra. - Sn
Seiterrei9 fotpie in llnsarn iino ipiea
ner 9tusitGnbe I'M 9onge, bic iid, !aut
geriften in Oeutiden 3eitunsen,
I9nell ausbebnsn. Sn elmer Diener
Sepeihe IN Der 8renler .Beier 3ets
tuue" bpm 6rettng tpirb gerHeIbet, bdb
Elm Qusftonb in gubapeit begonnen
iuorben 1T, Der grOBen llmfana ana
nimmt. Die teiegropbiIhe 8erbins
ouug aipifhen misn unb gubopeIt
mar am 8onneritag uutsrbro4en
Sn etiler Wiener SepeTde on ben
r2otal glu3eiger" in Berlin pirb Der
Iettip09ise 9eriht beitdtiat. bab
Qlrbeiter IN ben gabntpertItdtten on
ben Strsit eegausen iinb. Sn Der De-
peffe beiBt es, bab Mien Iptpie bic
benad1burten Snouifrieftdbte our6
ben @usitono in MitIetbenf5oFt oes
soaen tpuroen. Sie glrbeiter IN BEN
WertItGtten elmer gabnlinie Ieeten
ON Dicnitaq Die gtr6eit nieber unp
ibner Idlofen ii6 am Mittfpo5 bic
grbeiter onberer 2inisn on. 9n NIT
bem Ginarrtfen bes MliIitGrs gebrobt
ipurbe, tebrten bic aeute in bic @erts
itdtten suriid, nabmen isborb Die Qrs
belt nitht auf.
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GrcBsn Sbaden
!6aben sslieseransriife ber
2llliirten tn beatiden
gtdbten berurfad)t.
slus Der Rbeinsessnb fli4tsH fidL
ME .s beibt. DieIe 9eute na5
MtitelOeliialanb.

Geni, 9ouneriiag, IA Mdra. -
2aut bisr eintrsffenOsn 8eri4ten iinb
IN Oeuti9lanb our4 bic Gliegerans
griffs ouf beutIds Stdbte paniten
BerDorserufen ipprOsL Sn goblsna
tamen, ME es in sinsr gaIeIer Ses
relde beiBt. i'm iiiOli9en Sbsil Der
StaDt DerI9ieoene Geuersbriiuite aus
unb cine WunitIonsfabrif ipuroe in
bic 2uft seiprengt. Der 8abnbcf in
Jrei6urs tpuroe rpieoerum i9per 6es
ldaoigt.
Sdtpeijsr Reiienos beri9ten, bab
in ben bauptid9Iiaiten Stdbteu an,
abein riets 6duier unb Dohiungsn
leer Itebsn, oo biels 2eute ua9 Wtitz
teloeutI9ldnb uno Der Gdpei3 iiters
iiebelu. 1ie RsiIsnben ertidreu, baE
bie Stimmuns segeH bic Gortbaner
Der csnti4sn GIiegsrangriffe I'M 3us
Hehnen begriffen III.
" nj iterba m, Is. Mdrs. - sSn
timer gsrIiner Sepei6e beibt es, bnB
i'm 5ebruar bic Gntsnte Jlieser %
duf beutide Stdote mauteu.
5rhr ipurbe oreimal aHgeeriffsn
lInb Snarbriidn, Manubeim unb gtr.
Haierfs ie einmaI. SbfaOn tein mis-
Iitdriider Ghaben Osrurioht purbe.
iasteoie Sepeine, 10 rpurbe bod 6ss
Oeutenber S9noen an 9dufern uno
nnberem priOateiseutbum anseri6tst.
ss tpurben II perirnen set5Otst uno
36 Deriputoet. barunter 15 fhspsr,
oeripunbst. Gin .3tueibe6er fieI ben
In bic 6dnoe.
Gk ailAkssH GHGrliis iunssa assra. /.
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Nenem Geianbten
S6idt S6peben nu4 GrgesltinIen
Ino Ghile.

Stodbolm. II, mdrS. - ..
5. SultgraL ein Settions4ef in
Qlusfpdrtieen slmt, 1T gum geianos
ten in slrsentinien unb G9ile, als
glu6fMeer DON Baron aopeu err
nannt porben, Der auf isineu ei9e'
nen Wuni5 ab6erufsn porbeu lit.
Baron 2opens slbberufung puroe
bsreits Dor etniger 3eit aemeIoet uno
lie ioa, obI9on biefes ni9t amtIib
beitdtist fperben tonnte. iufoIge fetner
8erbtnbune NIT Dem pormaItgen
beutIden @efanbtsn in argerttnieu
Grafen oon 2ur6urg eriolgt fein.
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Mmf @iberitanb
StoBen 0ie nod SinnIanb geianbten
oellti9en Srltppen.

9tmfer6am, II. 91Gro. Sic
fiirsli6 BON 9eutidlano na9 6inu.
lano geiot6tett Srltppen, itrn bort Die
Siotbe @oroe sn unterbriideit, itoBen
onf @ioeritnfio, Der iuuner mebr gu
niuln1t. iDie es in elmer balbonltlidsen
in Berlin per6fYentftiifttrr @rt4drstHs
beiBt. 4us 6teiem @ruro ioa Die
gntfrnoIng tueiterer 0elttifer Gr1tp-
pen befiirportet poroen lein.
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Die 9eutibem
Woten, fpie es bsibt, @rmeeorps aus
ariessocTanssnen in Rublnlb
organiiiren.

sofio, IA. @Sdrs. pia Sbon@
o6oi. Gs piro beri9tet, Oab Die
DeltIfen bemiibt iino. sirei glrmse'
corps aus OsatIfeu ariessssfausenen
5u orsnntiirsn Die itf in RuBlano
befinben. Gin Gcgps tpirb, ipie es
beibt. bereits beinlicb in Srtutst.
Gihirisn. orsaniiirt. Ga ipsrosn
a,iberoem asa sipsi aanaIIsries0rps
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geifolaietp, 6os ettpa DO MeiIen
nor0ltd bon Gberfon mn gua syllrB,
IN Der UaitrOung BEG 9rrieiter qeleger
Ut, bat IN Der DSarinebertbeioigilng
JtnBlnttoS cine electromagnetic Stole
geipielt. SSsSn Der GtaOt befinoet IiA
Elm GROCER @arit1ebabn6of un6 fie lit
oer Git zines WeilitGrgouperneurs,
Der gefeblSba6er Der sSIotte beg
S6par5en W1eeres lit. Gte @inDo6,
tter3obl belauft ii9 out etpa 100000
Seelen.
Nifolaieip lit ettpa 70 Meiler nor6.
oitli6 Oon SbeIia geIegen uno Ioq Die
be6eute1t0ite gorratbSfamuler STUB.
Ianos fir @et3err fem. Gin amerifu.
nii9er Sodperitdrtoiger fiir @etreioe,
Der fiir5lid aus HuBlano 5uriidfebr.
te, erfIdrte, 0aB IN Oen S'peid;trn in
gifolaien ii8 100000 9u. Bet.
5crl befin0en.
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Ser & after an bic &urs
IGnoer.

amiterbu q M, 5reitag, 15 MGr3.
Na4oemibm pom RationalratG Don
&urIanb Der 9ttel etnes 6er3ogs BON
&urIanb angebpten porben, anbte
aaiier @iIbelm, tpie beutf9e 3eitun>
gen beri6ten, bic foIgenoe 0epei9e
an ben prdfibenten bes Ratbg:
r9er gmpfang Der lohnlen 9riibe,
bic mir I'm Namen bes Rattonalrntbs
non &urlanb iibermittelt tporben, bat
mir srobe Sreube oerurfa6t. T1ei1r
Ser5 tit tief beipegt urb NIT Dont ge,
gen @Ott erFiillt. bafiir, boB cs mir
-eeFsGas#t- sswefen, beuti9es 9Iut unb
beutfde &uItur Dor benz l1ntergang
gu befpabren. eIott fegne sSbr 2arb,
auf tpel6es beutf6e Sreue, beutf9ar
M3ut6 urb beutIde 9tusbauer tbren
@lnbrud gema9t ba6en."
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9emti6e Sffisiere
SOlen Elm Seer in Der Ukraine or
gariIiren.

2onoon II. Mdr5. 9elttId1e
Sfii8iere iino utfgeforOert lDornen.
ein Seer in Der Ukraine 5u organtli"
reit, pie es IN etner 3epeide Der
amtlif,en ruifiifen geahridJteltasenr
t4r beiBt Sic glgentlir iagt, oaB lie
bieie gtafJriflf aus antli6er oirerrei-
d,iid1er S1elle hot
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Nntsrbroten
SIT 8abelDerbinbmitg stpis
i@en g@ipeben mnb
ssinnlamb.
Die 9euti9en iollen &abet 5tpii9en
Stueoen 1tto ben &lmto Snieln
6nr6fdnttten baben.

Stofb Im II. Waara. Die
gerbinbung nit Seliittgfors unb an.
6eren Std6ten I'm iiibliden Simnluno
lit 1nter6ro6en. Wan glml6t, oaB Die
9elitfden Die &abelleitung 5tDilAen
Sftpeoen uno ben gllano SSitieln
aeridlnttten baben.
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9Setters 8erid,f

Obto: Sd0nes Wetter am aeon.
rag; etfDns tdlters in Der goG5e bes
grte Sees nnb tpdrmer i'm fiibli6em
Sbetl; am 9ienitag f6Ones, parnle.,
res Metter.
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BoHaHd
Sat 0Drfblag tn ber
Sbiffsfrage nadb Snnbpn
geianbt,
Ger, tuie man I'M Saae glaiibt, cine
befrisoisenoe 26ilins berbet
fiibren tutrb.

SIM Saag, II. Mdrs. Gnd elmer
Gisung oes aabirtets, Die BIS ipGt IN
Die Ratt biuein ,Ddbrte, bat bic gae.
gielIng cine @otihdft nod 2orbon
gefa6elt, bie laut 0uoerldifiger Sftfor.
nation a1er gSobrideinIiffett nah
sn elmer befrie6tgenoeu 2oiuns Der
Observation-Disclosures fiibren !pirh.
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Nifplaietu
ST, tpie aug ct. peters6urg gemeIoet
tpiro, Don ben 9eubf4en genuur.
men tporben. "a

2onbon II. @dr3. Die 9eut1
t9en 9aben auBer Obeifd au9 nod
gtrto1aiep befest, tpie cine geuterl
2epeE9e aus ct. petersburq meloet.