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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09

Every weIl-tnformed person knows that the
cess of a prohibition law depends upon the strict-
nsss with which it Is enforced. poorly enforced
law is a reproach to city or state The cniet
Argument the liquor traffic and it's allies Is that
prohibition wifi not prohibit that the law cannon
be enforced
The friends Of the liquor tranfc always endeavor
to hamper acknowledgements. They sometimes de-
cInrs that thew believe in prohibition. but they do
nothing 10 assist in making prohibition eneceIVe'
indeed. their influence is all the other way
The Times Dispatch admits that the people Oh
yr&rssrs want statewide prohibition It furthermore
srs TT doubtless IL IN accordance with the popu-
lar wish that the law be made air~tfsht' ana thA'
every vfoiator be punished
T,s statement s correct 1t is inter 70 note
,,at the Times Dispatch does not say That f desires
that the law made tight ana thas evety VIC
lator be punished" 1t simply declares 'hAt 1t ~ "
accordance with the popular wish" -
Inasnuch the prohibitonists OF the slato ar
s.,n,a sor The ra ssage of the law and inaamuch
hespo! - erxious that the law shall be enforced
their wishes In connection with the law should nrs
be considered by the general assembly me Nis 1s'
- .repn,rx nnArirg, antagonistfc newspaper IKE
.na rines Dispatch should have no weight i'm dis.
cusaon ON prohibition OF course 1t does not wan.
- .nrrorria.ion Of 500, 900 made to enforce the
,sw ANT n those who have been charged ny the
people of Virginia with the enforcement OF the la~
az ,or .be NEXT two years and IL the leaders of the
nronrb,tonists Of state in the general assembly
% a. sr+ ~ the Times Dispatch would be to Ego
ha.S - the rear and cit down when prohibition
matters are under discussion: g.. -.
m "a the most inapertfnent presumption tor tic
s4rc.-ptspatoh to give any advice az to what ought
or ought not TO be done concernfng prohinltion,
nas fought every prohibition law that was ever pro
no.>d In the general assembly of Virginia. IT has
denounced and abused the present general assembly
Sor ,ts vote on the ratification of the federal pro
hrtfon smendnent IT has denounced the Anti
saloon ,earIe its efforts to secure ratincation
s~ the other southern states. II declares that
~ S.m.na for sl0o eco to enforce tho law is pre-
postsrous and TO grant 1t would DC an outrage upo"
the people,
Dsratoh used concerning the adoption Of statewide
prohibition by the people OF virginia b" "e0aie o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09
Virginia Remains
On Heatless List
In Monday Decree
Eight Southern States, Aside
From Old Dominion, in Elk
emption Order Issued By
Fuel Administrator.

Washington, Feb. s,--Tndication
that next Monday will be the last fuel
less holiday was given today by Fuel
Administrator Garfield when he re-
soinded the coal-saving regulation az
affecting eight Southern states. In a
series Of conferences cooperative
program affecting transportation of
fuel food and shipouildlng material
was discussed by Director General Mo-
Adoo, Food Administrator Hoover. DIR.
Garfield. and Chairman Hurley. OF tho
shipping board.
with this program as q basis and
reports from all parts OF the country
showing improved weather conditions,
the officials charged with handling OF
war necessities were hopeful OF speedy
rsltef Director McAdoo announced
that the transportation systems were
operating under better schedule than
at any time since tho cold weather
began. He issued an order giving
preference to box cars for movement
OF grain and grain products In the
West
Partially lifting the fuel bap iR tho
East, DIR. GARFIELD today notified Tho
administrators In the states east OF
the Mississippi and Minnesota that
necessary fuel may be furnished on
Mondays to heat and light lofts and
workshops occupied by members OF
International Ladies' Garment Work
ers' union. The states in the South
which are rem moved from the Monday
closing list are North Carolina, Ten
nessee. South Carolina Georgia,
Alabama. Mississippi and Louisiana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09
Francis Expelled
Ry Bolsheviki Is
Report in Sweden
Washington, Without Official
knowledge Of Whereabouts
of Ambassador to Russia,
May Be on Way Home.

washington. Feb. s.-The United
states governm emit is without omcial
knowledge concerning the where
abouta OF David r. Francis. American
AMBASSADOR 10 Russia
Trnconfrr.ed reports that the am
r.aSsador and hts staff, with diplo~
matte representa- tives Of the entente
allies as well. are en- route for sweden
under Bolsheviki order OF expul~
sion were forwarded to. tho state de-
partrnent today from ire American
legation a. Stockholm
NO word has been received direct
froro the AMBASSADOR himself since
a message dated at Petrograd Feb
ruarv 4 This communication which
consumed four days in transit, con-
tanned nothing TO indicate that the
am baasador was prepared for an or
der OF dismissal from the Russian
foreign Office. For this reason the
state department is not inclined to ae-
cent the Stockholm report As acc =
rs+e. Entente erl hessies in Wash =
!nRtor. which have been in c'ose
touch with the state department on
ell Russian teveloprn ents, also are
lacking confirmation,
At the Same time events have neeh
shifting So rapidly IN the Russian
REGARDED in official quarters an ny no
means certain that Francis Is not on
his wsv to the border. In corr mon
with other diplomats at Petrograo'
the American ambassador has Tree
hand TO leave at any time conditions
srorar trtoIerwte. There have he@n
several threaw of lath against his
life polshev!ti extremists, their s1s~
r,ictons encNCra ged by Trotzky the
foreign minister, have accused Fran
ciz 81 holding reactionarv eyUl pa
thsca buchanan the British minister
as we'll as the representative OF
France wers ordered home some
weeks ago on similar grounds.
Stockholm reports runners thsf
core over the border Of all forms
az decentralization rampant at Petro .
sra4 Lrotinx Is said TO be cameras
throughout the city. and II Ii De-
Fl. ed that much blood has ee~r spill
- IN clashes between the ptlh gers
a. the Red Guard. Banks have
r on taken over by ocnuissari"~ OF
49, government. Armed guards are
+, possession of the counting rooms
VIII experienced clerks handling the
broks because me regular clerks
have gone on strike.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09
SENATORS STUDY
MINING PROBLEMS

The senate committee for courts OF
justice devoted several hours yester-
day afternoon to consideration of The
bill dealing with the inspection of
mines in this state for the protection
of the workers. Representatives from
the big coal operators had large dele
cations Of lawyers and managers on
hand TO oppose the measure. which
was defended by men from the de-
partment of labor.
The hearing resolved itself into
technical points dealing with mining.
the firing OF solid shots and the like.
Heavily charged electric wires in the
mines were also discussed and the
operators agreed to provide the pro-
lection by placing guards on these.
The committee rose without reaching
conclusions In the matter,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09
SEARCH MADE FOR
MISSING MAGAATE

Syracuse, ~ Y. Feb. S.---Absoiutc
denial was made here today by the
family OF G. Loomis Allen that the
missing millionaire trolley magnate is
on a secret war mission for the gov
eminent. Allen has been missing for
about n month.
The mystery was further comph-
Gated today when it was announced
that he had resigned as director OF
the American Electric Railway asso-
citation war board. Oficials of the
board at Washington are greatly per-
turbed over the disappearance Last
news of the missing man was received
from Baltimore early in January,
when II was reported he was on his
way TO Washington
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09
WAR NEWS IN a NUTSHELL.

JeIlicoe sees hard months ahead,
hut predicts defeat of U-bOats by
August.
Austrian cabinet resigns, In re-
port. LemberR, Gaiicinn capital. ts
scene of four-day peace demonstra-
eton, entaiiinE many casualties.
Turkey vows loyalty to- centrsi
alliance. WIN make only "hoaor-
abieo concessions.
Violent gum actions continue IN
West. Americans successfully raid
German trench
Two ALLEGED American men, hers
of 7. w. ". held ga London CHARGED
with spreading #sGlfiOn.
Russia reported so have eEiieS
United states am basRador and other
foreign diplomats.
Tone of Teuton delegates ut
Brest Litoysk is scene of wild dis
order. General BruRllo6 reported
arrested in Moscow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09
SECRET SERVICE NADS
CHARLOTTESVILLE HUN

Especial to The Richm ond Firginian.t
Charlottesville, Va, Feb. S.-Maxf-
milan Traine, aged twenty eight, en-
ployed in a local bakery. was arrested
here to-day by an agent OF the depart
ment of Justice on charge of hostile
activities against the United States
government. He was locked UP by
federal authorities TO await transfer
to some internment camp.
Traine registered here this week as
an alien enemy He came to America
Eve years ago to engage in farming.
His parents reside In Germany and he
has two bruthers lighting in the ranks
OF the German army Last spring he
reported to the German consul at
Richmond for military service. "
Three weeks ago he married daugh-
ter Of =. ". Clements. OF this county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09

London. Feb s--Aimost dAffy the
fire OF the big German guns On the
west front is growing in intensity
The increase In violence ts very
gre dual. but nevertheless noticeable
enough for the allies to speculate
whether II means the tuning tap by
degrees for the big drive all Germany
has been heraldinT FOR weeks Ths
earliest date that drive could he
launched with any promise OF initial
success, ie the end of this month.
military observers a. gree. II was in
the last 16ys Of February two years
ago that the crown prince opened his
verdun offensive.
Significant In this connection rs the
fact that today's official German war
bulletin made special mention Of the
sustained German artillery activity.
Infantry fighting was again con-
fined to raids during the last twentv~
four hours. Bad weather is hanp-
erinF operations on the Italian front.
but the Italian artillery played havoc
with the Teuton lines between the
Brenta and Piavs rivers. A ton OF
explosives was hurled by an italian
airship on MottA Di Livenza
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09
HUNS TALK PEACE
IN RUSSIA WHILE
WEST GUNS ROAR
Terrific Fire on Allied Line
Grows More Intense Daily
As If Heralding Approach Of
Great Drive.
Brow.UP hun RATwTRY.

PfftW-Up Hun RNITFF1RY.
With the American Army In
France, rNcb. 8.--Our thea Vtes''
this morning blc1V up a German
battery. 4 heavy A.nIosiou was
observed behind the eueTny's
''camoiffagc" ana the German
battery was SET afire, one OF
our shells evidently having land
ed I'm munitions drYnp.
Sometime prior tn this our
barrage foiied an attempted raid
OF two strong enemy patrols.
which were unf bic 10 advance
through our har-nssing machine
gun, automatic rifles, and grenade
fire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09
Convict Choir Boy Of Murder.

New York, Feb. S,-Paul Chapman.
n church choir boy. was convicted OF
first degree murder in the Brooklyn
supreme court today, He is only six
teen years old and 1t is the first case
on record in the Brooklyn court of a
boy of that age being convicted of
the major crime.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09

Columbus, Ohio, Feb. S.--Edlsies
II the kaiser, Won Hindenburg and the
crown prince were given an elaborate
funeral here today on the state house
lawn. The last rites were assisted by
wounded Canadian soldiers. There
were no flowers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09
Indlcts Forty-fye !. W.. VI.

Sacramento Cal, Feb. s.-The fed
eral grand jury today returned indict-
ments against forty five persons
charged with conspiring with bis
Btll' Haywood, secretary of the /. W.
w. to prevent the execution OF the
laws of the United States and hinder
Ing the prosecution OF the war with
Germany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09
PASSES DRY AMENDMENT.

Annapolis, Nd, Feb. s~-The
house of delegates today passed the
resolution ratifying the federal pro-
hibitfon amendment by vote OF
Ss to 30. The resolution has reaches
the third reading In the senate ana
Its final passage Is assured In tn@
next few days,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09
Secretary Baker Is ues Instruc-
tons to Put New System in
Effect, February 3
PRESENT METHOD &
OF IDE LITIGATION
PROVES TOO SLOW
Hereafter All Enlisted MEN
vii! Be Assigned Particular
Numeral---lNo List Of Irans-
ports Dead
wTsCANIA 80 a.

Y StISNI-N INJSS. Isl.
"ashAn&toD. Feb, s.---Hcrr are
the latest figures witch the war
ana navy departments have aA ~
the numbers on board the TaA-
chnis and known survivors,
Total ON board, ATS, tucIvdtvu.
iiT American officers and 2Oea en-
listed meal 2Ss crew tFlrsttuh1 and
two civilian passengers.
Total reported saved. 2,fH4
Total Hnaceounted for, 2S4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09

Arnm.erdaun. Feb s.-The high
horse OF uncorn ~romisfng annexation
list sword rafting has been abandoned
Ay the central powers at Brest Lit
ovsk. Suavs, almost sweet. speeches
aiming at persuasion have taken thu
place OF General won Hoffmann's first
banging threats.
How the Russia MS are acting as the
result OF the backdown IA not clear
from today's dispatches, though the
trend Indicates the Eolshevtsrs attf-
tude has become by Just go much
frrrer as the Teuton attitude has
weakened
Fact is that tina peace parleys have
been resumed and, at last accounts
no break seemed imminent.
What has been consistently ernpha-
sized In these dispatches during the
last few days-~thRt the central pow
ers, barely recovered from the inter
nal crises. which were chiefly due to
the annexationist demands. cannot
now AFFORD 20 court new trouble at
Prest---is amply proved by today's ad-
vices regarding the resumed negotf-
attons In thu same measure do they
| bear out the theory that the threat
ering German press excerpts OF few
DAYS aEo did not truly reflect WILL
! Must Continue tn Negotiate.
| There is no doubt In the minds or
we'll informed Observers here that the
/ German government would like moth
! ing better at this moment than n com-
plete break with the Bolsheviki, The
menace of an organized national Rus
sian army removed, and Russia's ma
tionaf and territorial unity fast
! crumbling into many different small
states, with which IL is easier 70 treat
than with a mighty united Russia
mighty, even IN its present helpless
ness---the burning wish OF the mill
tarists of Berlin and Vienna is to
/ stave off the danger of Bolshevism by
turning their backs to IT. But to both
Teutonic governments the recent
strikes, with their insistent demands
for non-annexationist peace, have
been handwritings on the wall, and,
much as they would like TO break
with the Bolsheviki and deal with the
! latter's foes alone, they must <ntinue
TO negotiate.
| And all the time the BoisheNkis'
hold on Russia is apparently h<Tg
strengthened. Today news came II VI
Petrograd that the Social revolutions
aries, their erstwhila hitterest antag-
onists, have realized theirs is nc
lchance to break the Lenine rule and
consequently have decided 10 get as
much OF share In 1t as they can
Victor Tcherhof. whom the short.
lived constituent assembly elected
chairman over the Bolshsvist dele.
gate. lis one of the Social revolution
aries right, who have accepted a seal
in new all Russian soviet of 800
members. under Bolshevist sponsor
lship.
i Proof that the Russians are awar,
the Teuton change of tone at Bres
Iitovsk is not voluntary. but in ODE
idience to the demands of the Teutor
i ffsouttnued ON Eacoud Paral
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09
Ali Virginia Smiles

Every Sunday guorninE over
Ye Byrdtowne Gossip" a
page of cartoon comment on
current events drawn by Rus
sell s. Henderson for The
Richmond Virginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09

tconsinusd on Eighth Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-09

First section OF four-page
map showing entire western
lighting front will be printed
February 10. Order your
copy now.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-04
Dir Nniidlt eines Neiltlidlen.

tolte e5 fir meine 3flid)t," idreiDt
Gforrer M. {. 8%eauparlant Don ct.
Houl lgrmite, 0ne., vlneilte Itlldt
iiber 6orni's Nlpenfrallter offeu u1o
cbrliG aus5uiprefel. SGT babe Dies
9eilmittel felt eillem Sabre ~gebroudrt
llno fam iogen, ouB es fiir Die 9ele=
blng llno Heiniglmg oe5 8llltes ltidNt
leinesgleiden bot. Gs lit oll5gejeid)=
net. 9ie 2elite, peldle bier Die 0}e-
oi5in gebroltd)t la6er> lino ieDr 5u=
frieoen ban1it. 3os Mfittel lit ein
@ol!dter fir oie or1ne, leioenoe
W%enid)beit."
griefe. mie ser pbige, ipred)en fiir
lid] lclbit ul1o MAIDEN meitere Grf1os
rungen rn1totig. 5orni's alpenfrali-
ter beiitt einen f1tf III Der crfolaret=
d1en 8ebanbluug nenid}lid}er 2eioena
ser pom feilier anoerett Weoi5ln erz
reidlt miro. IS 1T nidt i'll 4potbe-
fen s1t baden. 2ofalngenten ~llefer'i
es oireft aus DEM 2oeoratorium.
Man icbreibe an: d. Beter 6abrner
& Cons Go, 250f Waihington glDo.
Chicago, sl. GINS
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WIS Der staStbane.

Die aegetl ben Yoli6eibef. 6reo
9oucalter uno oelt 8oli5eirid)ter s.
go. g9ilfens erbobeneu Ailflagea lper<
.oen am Dienstog urlterilld)t tperoe1.
Gent Grlteretl miro sur Solt gele3T,
oaB iein 9epartemeltt ittt5uretd)eilo
uno uuorgaliliert lit; bab 5pielbol=
len atpar geihloIlen lpnroelt, ober MIR
auf furse Dalier SOB Die Spielban-
Ter gelhlolie1, Die Spieler aber nidlt
nerboftet urlo beltraft ullroen mo oaB
ct BEN gefeblen Der a%om1niliare n1d)t
ae1iiaeno 8eod)tllng i6eltfte. 8egel
8ilfens miro geltetto genadt, Dob tt
eli geringe Sirafen auferlegte ittio oa-
oltrb oos 2aiter ermiitigte. geihe Be
nn1te limo felt aipei @oden auf Ser
aflaiiung bes Mirgerliben Batter
RomlifeS pom Gienlt inspeltoiert.
2ambert brnd)te eii1e Srbiiiafi5 et.tl
wetd)e gefpiile a%ranfbeiten als aaltef-
fenb beseidnct nnb ben Meraten BOT
ldreibt, ioIdbe Sale su n,eloen. Cine
an6ere 9roiaan5 lest einen 9th
Scauenger" Elm, ieood obi1e @eDalt,
bod fam er bon ben 8iirgern fir iei-
ne Mrbeit cine @ebiibr bered)nen. Sic
@afforo-gulper Mndinerp @ompaap
erbielt ben 4ortrnft fir 4~lfIteanug
eines BaiIerbeb1lters fir ben Mbfnlls
electromagnetic am Salobo Greet.
Ger Breis lift $3.50. goD s. 8anoi-
Der suiro aIs grtra-poli5iit ernannt.
Die Mngebote fir BEN gali Der &C.
,uers in Der Stem graunfels Npriii,e
mno 2egltta Der Woiierrobren IN Der
Corpus gbrifti Moao wtroen entse-
eengenontmen.
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5depboupreiie.

~ltnlcre @eiellifaft madt
befannt, oab Die 3elepbonraten pom
+. 8ebruar an erb0bt uerOen lollen.
Die llellen BreiIe iolleu iein. fiir
&obnbauier, beldrdnfte Nlife 50 per
Monat, itnbeidranfte Nlie, SO; 1iir
@efhaftsbduier, n%nbeidranft $3.50,
fiir @efhdftsballier beidrdnft $500.
Inter ,~bcid1ranften~ aontraften mill
len @obnballier fir jeoen Mnf, Der
iiber Die itiprIierte 3ahl biaansgeGt,
5uei Gents be5ablen uno 8eld)aftss
hailier orei Gents. llnter 0ieien be-
ldrGitften Gontraften fino &obnbdn-
Ter 5u icd)5ig Hlifen in Monat bered)-
tiat - Ole Mtlrufe bon oraltBen Der
meroen nid)t geredJnet = uno Sc
Id~1ftsb1uier 81 odt5ig 6llfert. Die
iogenainten ypartp lines" Ipllen filn'
tig megfallen. Die gelepbon @eieIi
1d)aft fat oen itaotiiden aonmilidran
Die nellen Hreiie mitgeteilt. Gie
Gtaot bat oas Nedt, Die Selep6on-
preile 5u regaiieren. Sic aommiiia=
re babeu Die nelien GreiIe nodlt nidlt
hqit1tigt.
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tions +. Gorps eintreterl. 9tad] Ibiol+
pierlnla zines 1ed)ss bis utbtlDobenls
lihen aurlus iperoen lie oani ols Of
fisiere in oas Nidtilleger . aorps
eingeitel1t.
Die Con Iutonio Snnloite Sos
cietp inft fiir bier berlalIe1le aii,oer,
smei anaben l1nb 5Dei Mfuo6elt mel
de i'm Mlter BON S BIS II SoDren Iies
ben, quite l1uterfitnft hci milototlgetl
Samilien.
@eserl 8alidylag III 5luoll Der.
Ifiebenen Saaen Duroe ein angebli=
der Deputy Sheriff Gus Detroit,
Midl., BON llnlerer Goli5ei nerbaftet.
gr lou ut mebreren GfanOleibgelfd1-
ten Mert|aden int 9ctroge bon $500
pcrlest Dabeit.
Die led)s fiir5lid) erllanlliell
meiblid)ell 3olt5iiten babem ibrctl
9ienit ottt 8onnerstag angetreten.
Sic lperoen p~orlaufig ben &auptge=
id)aftsteil Ger Stabt nbpatrouiaierell
ionic eii padbionles Iuge altf Ste
Sotel 2obbies, gDeaier nilb @anoel-
biloer gorltellulsen Dabeli. Sbre
Oielit5eit lonft BON 2 l16r nadmlt=
tags bis II abenos, nit Musnablne
elmer iiir oos g~innebnlen Der Weahl=
5eiten gelpabrtell Stullbe.
sSrau 9ero Gre1llter lit III ib@
rem an Der 8leaianton 2anoitraBe &C.
legeilen @eim i'm Nlter bon 40 Sah<
rem aus Dem 2eberl aeIhieOen. Sic
miro bon ibrem @atten unb bier ain-
bern betrailert.
Ser ans SanttAlrg gebiirttge
debiirtiae &erinann Snreibermeper
lit inn Nlter bon so Sabren 5iir emit
gen &iibe eingegallgelt. gr bate lett
80 Sa6ren i'll Gan Nntonio %getpolnt
uno miro bon ieiner @itipe Iotpie eli
mem Sobne betraliert.
Gle bieli9en 9ader linb bon
Dem teraniifen Nabrungsmittelao-
miniitrator Yeben nodnials ermabl't
fporoen, Bic bisher erlaiienen 8eror5-
nungen itrift 8ll 6efolgen. 3lltpioer<
banoelttoen miro ieet obne lpeiters
bic 2i5ens entsogen tperoen. Mebnii-
DIE Mufforoerungen fino an Die @ros
GER erlaiien.
Gin @aprel,ee Sapoie eebori-
ges 4utontobil, tpelfes nit einigea
srpan5ig alloern Maifinen aif bern
leereu Ylate neben Der g. q. 8rinte
ing gompaalD an Der 5olebao StraBe
Itoilb, geriet am 9onnerstag abeito
in @rnnb. Cine 3eit lang berrifte
Die groBte 8eripirruns, bod selang
es Der 5eueripebr bul0, Der orobeil=
Sen Sitlation Serr 81 merben. Ger
Sd)aoen al, Der Gar belollft i'd, off
ca. $40.
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8teit YreTe fit Sous; 8rttag 5tu q. 9auuar 1918.

peItorer GeId]dftsleilte uro 8altfp<
iuollenpflou3er aus Der l1mgegeno
tetlnobnlelt, puroe cine ASetition Ser
foBt INTO an bos terani1de Nderball=
9epartement abgeid)idt. Otan blttet
oarin, sic 8erfiigung, melde Den I1l=
balt BON Cotton in Oen benod)barten
Counties nerbietet. 5uriid5alrebmefL
reIp. 5lt mooifisierell. 9as N1ftretell
oes tBinf 0on @ornn" III oieler Sc
qeato Tel irot) nidt nit 9eltimmtbelt
nad,getpieien al,Beroein ipiiroe Die IN
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