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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-14
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Can J.. Espuss. RsuA
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
1z4va&s Chapsl, z212 Cnapuns SszssS
Call Etthsx mona NJ
DRAFTEE LIST POSTED

In compliance with draft regulations
Chairman Ben :. Hnnecker OF the city
the city hail 4 list &c those registered
last week as eligible under the military
draft. There are $50 Oh tho city List
and the list shows the reEstratiq
number assigned TO each Of the reStH
uantS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-14
COUNTY COURT
Fiduciary.

Joseph " Schlirk was y"s'rday ap-
pointed adminiSI uf Tho Rather
in" Schlck estate. Bond $lnh So
curity. Christ r. SchliCk.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING
At CHUcKEY LAST NIGHT

One Of the most enthusiastic meet
ings Of the present Libetry Loan cam
paign was held at Chuckey last night,
where Judge Dana Harmon addressed
An audience of more than three hum
bred people. Mr.. Thos. D. Brabson,
president Of the Greene County Lib
etty Loan Association, was present
also. as well as the Greeneville brass
band. Mr.. Jas. NJ. Peters is presi-
dent of the Chuclley liberty loan aux
iliary and is doing splendid work.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18
MRS. ALICE ARMENTRoUT

Mrs. Alice Armentrout, widow of
the late Fred Armentrout, aged so
years, died at her home near Milburn-
ton, 16 miles north Of Greeneville,
Wednesday morning. She is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. w. E. Milburn,
who resides in the same community,
and one stepson, Mr.. Lib Armentrout,
also Of the same place. Funeral SER
vices will take place at Milburnton
this Thursday afternoon.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18
New Form Blanks

There is a new form blank for use
of merchants and millers making dis
tribution of -four and at the request
of the administrator a number Of
them have been printed, and win be
kept in stock, blanks for both mer-
chants and millers. The price is fifty
cents per hundred. You win under
stand that this new form does away
with tie old form you have been as.
ing and Il j. necessary that yOu have
them if y0u supply youE customers.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18
GREENE COUNTY BOY
WITH 4SRD ENGINEERS
Camp Ameriean University,

Camp American University,
Co. c, 43rd Engineers,
Washington, D. c., April IA, 1918.
Dear Mr.. Patterson:
| enlisted in the 4Srd Engineers on
April 10th and am now at the above
camp, we'll and feeling fine. am
writing to think you for the recon-
mendation you wrote for me and for
the other fayors you have shown me.
| am only one Of Greene county's
many sons who are now somewhere
in camp" or somewhere on the At
lantie," or somewhere in France,
and am mighty glad to be doing my
bit for Old Glory and for Uncle Sam.
This is a good camp, a few miles
out from Washington. We have sew
.eral thousand road builders and
bridge builders here. There is a good
tx. M. C. A. building at the camp, and
being so near the capitol city we
have plenty of amusement. But
when the war is over we shall be glad
to come back to old Greene county;
wherever we may be, we shall always
be as loyal to her as to the Red, White
and Blue.
With very best wishes and again
thanking you, / am,
Yours respectfully,
HORACE WRIGHT.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18
KODAK FINISHING WHICH WILL
NOT FADE.

Our printing of Kodak Films is
VERY different from some work we
have seen by cut-rate fnishers, and,
in fact, not less than ten new custo-
mers Of ours have noticed such diff
ference in our prints that they have
asked, "WHY do you get such clean
and snappy prints?" Our answer is
that we use the best paper we can get
and Of the proper grade for the par
ticular film, then properly developed
and THOROUGHLY WASHED 50
they win not fade or turn brown.
Any size film roll developed free,
Print priesss & &c. Open lots 70
mail order customers.
The STERLING STUDIO.
san fasssla. EsaRrisssr.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18
CAMPAIGN MANAGER
FOR GREENE COUNTY

Senator John K. Shields has ap-
pointed Mr.. Henry R. snapp as his
campaign manager for Greene county
in BIS race for reelection to the Sem
etc. Mr.. Snapp is q prominent asmo-
Graf. i we'll known throughout the
county and Senator Shields has made
ne mistake ii selecting him to look
alkez kia interests here.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18
YOUNG DR.. HAWKINS
TO co INTO SERVICE

DR.. J. G. Hawkins, Of Baileyton,
has been called into the service Of
Uncle Sam, the medical reserve corps,
and will leave the first Of the month
for camp. DIR. Hawkins has wide ac-
quaintance throughout the county.
He is a young man and has been most
successful in his practice for several
years. He will leave with the sincere
wishes of everyone for his safe re-
turn.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18
ONE GREENEvILLE ROUTE
TO BE DISCONTINUED

Only one Greeneville rural route
is to be discontinued, we are inform
ed, under the new ruling. Route No.
z, which supplies Tusculum College
and surrounding country, will be cut
off after July /, we are informed. 1t
it reported that two routes at Bailey
ton, two at Mosheim, two at Alton
and one at Jearoldstown are to be in
cluded id this order to discontinue.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Kesterson, at Mosheim, on the 18th,
twins, son and daughter. Mr.. Kes-
terson is now at Camp Sewer, having
returned to camp yesterday morning
after spending ten days furlough at
home.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

The Hughes property, on West
Maple avenue, is in the hands of s. b.
LaRue & Co. for sale at a bargain.
There are number Of choice build
ing lots on this tract. See these peo-
pie at once if interested.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

Mrs. Henry r. Snapp is suffering
from injuries sustained in running
nail in her foot. She has been confn-
ed to her home as a result for the
past week.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18
ISAAC HARR SUFFERS
STROKE OF PARALYSIS

Johnson City, April 18.-Isaac
Harr, one Of the most prominent at
torneys in East Tennessee, was strick-
en- with paralysis yesterday morning
while at work in his office. He was
taken to his home Immediately for
medical attention, but his condition
today was reported as serious.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

Mr.. ID. w. Williams spent Wednes-
day in Morristown looking after some
property for the Tennessee Land
Company, local real estate organize
ton.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

Mr.. w. M. Knipp, one Of the best
known country merchants Of the
county, located in the 18th district,
il transacting business here today.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

Mr.. Dan Chambliss, member of the
HUFFMAN hambliss Drug Go, Knox
vile. is transacting business In
Greeneville today.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

This is commencement day at
Baileyton and quite a number Of our
people are attending the closing exer-
cises.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

Miss Lucy Armitage is expected
home from New Mexico this week,
where she has been teaching the past
year.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

Messrs. H. H. Thomas and w. H.
Kiser spent Wednesday night in john
son City.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

Mrs. H. r. LaRue and children, Of
Midway, spent Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. s. B. LaRue, on Main street.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

Col. George w. Doughty returned
yesterday from a stay Of few days
on the Doughty farms, near Loudon.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18
THE PATRIOTS
TEN COMMANDMENTS

A Reverent Paraphrase of the Deca-
logue.
/.
am America, which has protected
the world and thee from the lands of
bondage.
ii.
Thou shalt love no other country
before me. Thou shalt love me only,
now and forever, above all else, and
with all they heart, all thy soul and all
thy strength and being.
III.
Thou shalt not tax unto thee any
craven image of any other country,
or any likeness of any foreign ruler
on this earth.
Nv.
Thou shalt not bow down thyself to
them, nor serve them; for /, thy
country, visiting the iniquity of the
traitors upon their own heads un-
sparingly, and showing mercy and
goodness unto millions Of them that
love me, and keep my laws.
v.
Thou shalt not have any flag be-
sides the Stars and Stripes, for al
though America is the greatest coun-
try on earth, it is not large enough to
contain two flags.
vi.
Remember Independence Day, to
keep it truly.
VII.
Thou shalt not steal thy living from
America and at the same time prove
unfaithful to her.
VIII.
Honor Washington and Lincoln,
that thy days may be long upon the
freest land on earth which the Lord
they God giveth thee.
TX.
Thou shalt not be disloyal to our
Declaration and Constitution, which
are the most magnificent documents
ever written by man.
X.
Thou shalt not harp at thy govern
ment in time of war. Keep these COM
mandments and thou art blessed.
Henry A. Kersting.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

Hon. Newton G. Myers was bust
ness visitor in Johnson City Wednes-
day,
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew ]. Brown, Jr.,
are spending the week with Mrs.
Browns relatives, near Russellville.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

Messrs Clark Kiser and George
Phillips returned Wednesday from
visit to Camp Sewer, Greeneville, 8.
g.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18
Constable Ed Pickering has return
ed from Illinois.

Mr.. A. G. Britton returned yester-
day from bushes strip to Knoxville.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

Capt. W. E. F. Milburn is here
from the National Soldiers Home to-
day.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

| am America, which has protected
the world and thee from the lands of
bondage.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN

We publish below complete list
Of subscribers to the Third Liberty
Loan to date
Judge A. N. Shoun.
Thos. X. Alexander
L. L. Meas
Mrs. L. L. Meas
Mrs. Jane Trim
I. M. Shanks
j, w. Waddle
john Cutshall
Mrs. Julia McWherter
Robert. r. Baker
Walter R. Gray
Brown Manufacturing Co.
Jas. M. Morey
Jas. P. Hartman
w. A. Brown
Mrs. w. "A. Brown
David Sharrett
j. w. Collins
Mrs. Jas. NJ. Morey
D. A. Phillips
T. N. King
s. D. Thacker
G. R. Gass
Bug Carter
H. Z. Dobson
N. E. Lewis
E. G. Meyer
Creamer Bros.
Edw. Mckee Chandler
r. B. Woolsey
G. M. Simpson
]. Ross Kellel
Lee Keller
r. L. Cox
]. W. Bales
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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-18

A Revereut Paraphrase of the Deca-
logue.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-18
gefiirluprten nenen ariensrnt.

8oIbington. is. 95on,-9n8 &c.
notsfomitee fir ntilitdriide 9nge.
Iegen6eiten beidditiat iid) bnnit,
@eiete8borIagen bor3u6ereiten, Die
groBcre Q(en0eruneen in Ser ariegs.
berualtun9 oes 2onoe8 borie6en, elm.
idIieBlid ser g6offung eiues amer.
Strieg8rotes nad englil9cu uno
fran36Iiibent mfuiter uno ocs gln1tes
zines Nhtnitionsleitcrs. 3luci 8or,
Iagen, bon oenen cine Die S6oifing
eines griegsrats bon flint MlitgIie,
bern, eini6lieBlid oes arieq8iefre.
iGrs mo g1arineiefretdr un6 orei
8ioiIiiten, 6ie bonn g}r1iioenten 5tI
ernennen iino, 1mo Die anoere sic
3entraliiiernng ser W}rtnitionsfon.
troIle unter einen 9ireftor boriiebt,
ipuroen bon einem 1tntersGonlitee,
0em goriiter Gbaniberlain, Seuator
Sitdeot tno Senator &o0swortb
on9eb0reu, por6ereitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-18
dcilc GitttpidsclMn0cn
in Gailailr 1lff6rc
SOll Ser6aftnus SeS graliScuten
SOincare II. SlnflOinus Der Gom-
mern geplnnt ba6en.

gont, is. San. - 9os @iornale
o'SSStaIia f19rt fort, @inseI6eiten Der
8ofunente 3it ber6ffentIi6en, 0ie in
einem Siherbeitsfab elmer 6lorentt.
ner 8att 9efiroen puroen, bos BON
8renier @aiaoir geurietet mar. 81.
mes Der 3ofltnerte, onS in Der
SanOidrift 6e8 9reuliers obgefoBt
iein ioa, gilt cine Sfi58e zines 9ro.
gramnts, oos CT 3u berfolgen eeoa9.
te, falls er pieOerum Greulier iuers
ben tpiir0e. Gr nolte, nie Die 3ei.
tungsna1ridt beingt, 0onlit begin.
nen Den 8r1lioenten &oincore ber.
hoiten alt Ioiien iotpie aud 0ie iesi.
gen poIitiihen 2eiter iulo Den 96re.
mier 8riano. @enerol Serial ioll.
te Gbef Der fron50iiiden g(rmee Der-
Den uno Die ibm freltn0lid geiit1ilten
forbidden gteginenter nod 4oris
bringen Die 8eputiertenfommer
ioIlte, gelndB ben 2(ngoben oeS @i.
ornale 0'ssStolio, ge5nungen peroen
ibm nbioIute @etpalt 5n berleiben.
Ger Senat 1tno bic &antiner ioaten
ntfgeloIt meroen uno ibre Wfodtbe.
fugniiIe beidrGnft tper0en. g(6ifrif.
ten Der 8ofitinellte tuur0en Der Set
tlrng geln0B an @altptnuann 8pudor.
0on geian0t, Der bic llnteriuhung
gegen Gai(loitr leitet.
8uenos 2Gire8, is. San. - Inter.
iudunqet boben ertpieierl, BOB Der
friiberc 9remier gaillour 0en @ro-
fen S5oules Wlinotto, 6en Shlpieger.
iobn bon 2olti8 8. Siptft BON Gbi-
eago. ouf oen @ege bierber traf
mo ooB Bic 8eioen ipd6ren0 zines
26-tdgigen glufentbalte8 bier iebr
biel oerfebrten. @tinotto ioQ aud
nit Dem @rofen 2urburg. Dem fritz
beren bieiigen 0elttiden gotidafter
auf freunoidoftlihem GuBe geitat-
ben baben uno es miro bier in ttfl-
offi5iellen areiiei Der 8eroodt Iout,
onB oericGbe oI8 3fpiidengdnger 8ipi-
iben GaiIlaur mo 2ltrburg geoient
BAT.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-18
GtnIien perliert aluei sdiffc.
Stn6ltrnit iuirb Wd6renO 9in6eperioSe
feinc g0hne aahlen.

g}ep gorf. is. 95on-Gin 8ro-
left gegen Die aobIcnanorbnung
muroc geitern bon Der gtotiono[
Manufacturers gliGn on 8r1iioent
8itlon geioliot, III 0em erflGrt muir.
oe, odB Die 9(noromug rM0gli6,
teiteu zines groBen llngIiids fir
inner 2on6" entbolte um0 meitere
llc6er6itrOuna Der 95nonitrien oltn.
ousbleibli6 5u einem glie0erbrnd
iilbren lpir0ea.~ Die llnite0 5toteS
Steel Corporation bereitete iih on-
rauf Dor, einige 9[nlogen gu icblie-
BEN bod miro tie mdhren0 Der Rube.
periooe ben qlnqeiteIlten nud ango.
ben bon @arp, Dem 4rdiioenten Ser
aorporation, feline 9o1ne be3ablen.
2ie grauerbercinigung Der Ser.
5tooten gub befannt, onB iie ibre
0fitglieoer eriii6t bobe, Die 26bne
aaer g(ngeitellten tpGbreno Der Belt
oes 6hlieBen8 Der 8rauereien ats
5p5oblen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-18
3, Srei6citsanlcibc Inn glpril
criuartet.

8aibington, Is. San sefretar
Mc2looo tat geitern Oen erIten
Gdritt 6ur 6ritten 6reibeitsonIeibe,
iroem er oie gtusgabe bon S9ob.
orlt83ertififoten inn @ertc bon
$400,000,000 onfiln0igte, bic bonn
%. Satuar an 4 45ro8ent 3inien
tro9en lmo an %. Q(pril f1Qig
tuerOen. 8eidnungen mer0en bon
ben 8nn0es- -&eierbe6anfen Bis gum
30. Sanuor o1tfgenommen un0 8ob-
lung nuB bis bobin gernddt mer-
oen. Ole 3ertififdte tuer6en oIs
3obtltng fiir 8ono8 Ser 3. 3rei-
beitsanleibe onqenontmen. 8onaA
ideint es, boB Die brittle 6reibeits-
onGeibe i'm april ausseidriebeu Uer,
oen iDir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-18
apnferen, i'm 8eisen Sanie.

@oibingtolI Is. San. = @rdii.
6ent Q8iIion berief geitern Sen 8or.
iiBer Stone uno 8orftber SSGoob
bonn aoulitee fir ot8pGrtige g(nqe.
legenbeiten be8 5enots un0 oes son.
ie8; ben 8oriiber Omen bonn So.
ulitee fir 8onfen un6 llmIatf8n1it.
tel, iolpie Senator CALDER uno Ste,
prdientont Cooper bon 8isconiir
81 elmer aonfersn8 nod Dem @eiBet1
6duie. 9bpobI iiber Sen @egen.
ita1o Der &onferen3 nidt berIattete,
70 nirnmt man bod an 6oB Die
3uitdnOe in gf1tBIano Die @runolagG
Der 8eipredtlngen biIoeten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-18
Die OrHcr &cs
Btcititiftatcrials
administrators

@inItelling Der Sn0nitrie 0It.
lth oes 0liiiiiiippi aitf Die 9ouer
BON flint Sogen.
Stoblenloie Gage fiir Sbeo.
ter u1o onoere 8ergniigunas.
lofaIe an alien Montagen ami.
i6en 0em 81. Sonuar uno 0em
25. 9tdr5.
3epartement Stores mer0en
an @tontagen nidt gebcijt; @e.
bduOe, in ipelden iid 9legie-
rungs6ureour, 8onfen, Goftor.
un6 8abnarst.gtd .gtdumIidfeiten be.
finoen, MAIDEN bietbon cine
9luSnabne.
9tn ben orbeitsIoIen Sogen
gibt es allh moibIoie @aIdan.
italten oa lettere aIs 5abrit BE.
troHtet iper6en.
Groceries un0 g[potbefen ton.
tielt gebe5t fuer0en oesgleihen
Gdjnien.
Cine beItimmte 2iite bon sSa.
britelL in neIhen arieosmote.
rial bergelteat miro, 1T BON oen
or6eitsIoien 9oger al8genom.
men @ebei5t iueroen ferrer of.
fenilide SSnititutionen 9obnb6.
fe Mdnier ltno 0eportelnentbGlt-
ierNnO 6ffenttide gtnt6arteiten.
@irtidoften oiirfen an ar.
beitsIoicn Motlta9cn nidt gebeiat
iuetDen.
Die 3eititneen wer6en mic &C.
in6bnlidl erideinen. 6iirfen o6er
on Den boreeidriebenen 0ionto-
gen feine groBere Seiten3obl bo.
ben ipie un geietliden 6eier.
tagen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-18
Qane Ser qufol6a6ntn.

@oi6inaton, Q. g.. Is. 9Son.-
ssn ben gerhsren Der aonlitees fir
3niidepitdotii1en Sqnoel beioer
3ipeige oes aon9reiies, Die ons bonn
grdiioerten berIargte Giiellbabnqe.
ieB in 9eratitng boben, tpuroen MIDI
tige gtusingen ieitens Der fleineren
8er6inolmgs. ooer 2ofalbobnen &c,
madt oeren gertreter bebniipten,
ibre @abnen f0nnten ltnter gepobn-
li6en 8uitdn0en fatm bier 9ro3ent
e5ntereiien iiir ibre 9bligationen
ouf6rinaen 1tn6 Sic Ginnobmeu bed
ten foum Ole laufer16en glusgoben.
Die Hegierung nliiBte, lpenn iie 0et
getrie6 oieier 2ofaI6nbnen oltfre6t
balten tuoIle, oieie in oerielben S0be
nnteritiite1t ipie 0ie Iogenoni1ten
9utnfIiuien. 8ieie S5rage Der Gnt-
ihGoiqung Ser fleinen 2ofal6o9nelt
intereiiiert Die meiiten 2ongreBlepte
an meiIten peil fie @rltno bdben 3u
befiirdten 0oB Ole 9fegierltnQ ben
9etrieb nif ben iib nidt 5nbIenoen
Qofalbabnen aun8 einltellen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-18
gIeue goitangeitellte fir Omaha
Ipitamt.

8oibington Is. San. -8re6. g.
9mper. Gor[ &. arallie, 28. 9. 2ln.
oerion uuo 0up(ep ". 6ol6root
nuroen 3il Glerf8 on Dem Gmabaer
9oitamt uno s. Q. 8rites an 0em
Central Gitp. g1ebr., 9oItamt er.
nnnllt. 3ibiI0ienitpriifllngen fir
Qoitneiiter eriter alaHe iperoeu in
GtbeI, gle6r. 9Hon @ils, 9irnof
uno gioiboIt, Q. O.. an 90. 5ebr,
nbgebalten neroen.
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1tnehr[idle GrprrsnnneiteIte.

4ittsburg, ga, Is. San. Inter
Der glnifluIoigitng, Der g(oams 81.
pref So. Sudeu i'm g8ert bon $4,000
eeitobletl 5u Boben, tpur0en geitern
feds 9lngeiteIlte Der @eIelli6aft uno
5ipei 8eoienItete Der BenniDIbania.
Giienbabn feItgenonnnen, Giner Der
GrpreBleltte Itellte 8iirgid)aft i'm 8e.
trage BON $1,000 8ipei 2aute, Die
aud in Die 8iebitdble pertuitelt 9e.
meien Icin ioIlen, iin0 beridrpunoen.
3pei ipeibIi6e 4erionen cine Die
@eliebte tno oie on0ere oie Wf1tter
elmer BET @efangenen lpurOen, ais
man einiae Der geitoblenen Sahen
bel ibnen jam, Der !6ebIerei be.
iflloigt.
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aongref er6Offt gertasnns ain
/ Suni.

@ai6iugton, Is. Son 2[uf einer
Gouferen3 5piihen 5preder glarf,
6em Oenlotratii6en S5iibrer ait9in
uno Sen 8oriiBern Ser leitenoen SO.
niteen Oes Sauies, lpnr6e bei6toiien
Die neutrality-suspicious. ourd Be
ihlenligllng Der llnteriudmgen 10.
balo ols nioglih 5u erIeoigcu oo,
init oie @cid1fte oes Sauies on
rs. glni a6acidloiien DcrOcn f6nn'
icn, m0 ocr aongreb nm SUM
Sur gertaguua bsreit iein tlHnte.
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6ffi3ielle glnsa6en iiber @einn6-
beits5nitanS in Gamp Gubg.

8aibington, 9. g., Is. SSar.-
@dbren0 elmer t5ipo9entIiden Be.
rio0e, Die am 5. syanuar enoigte,
gob es i'm Camp Go6D gentGB ben
genouen qngabert, oie 0eln Senator
Sitdcod bonn @eneralooiutanten SIC.
Gain bon scr Q(rmec unterbreitet
iuuroen, 66 SooesfdIfe. Gies lit
cine 9uraifnitts5obI bon ipenieer
oIs 5 pro ISOLDE in einem 2ager,
0a8 bon einen M1iniulitm bon t2,.
900 Bis ouf elm Marir1um bon 2s,.
600 g2ann boriiert. s5n elmer neitn.
iD0hentIiden 8erio0e, Die ont 8.
e5onuor obIief nur0eu 1896 Col.
oaten our Soipitalbebnnol1tng Die
iid auf cine 3eit bon tpetli9en Stlin-
ben Biz 3t @ohen eritredte, sugelal-
fen. SooesfdIle iteIlten iid in Der
Dem 5. Sonuor borbergeben0en @o-
DIE 6ober ols 3ubor, 0enn.es tpdren
t3 Tooesf1lle an ber5eiflnen. 995n
0erielben ISOLDE iDuroen 338 Mann
ms Soipitnl ollfgenommen un6 am
Gnoe Der ISOLDE blieben 1,0t1 Wann
i'm Soipital. 9urd oieie 8ablen
mer6en bic melt ouseinanoeraeben0en
geridte iiber Die @eiunobeits3uitdn.
be in 6ieiem Eager, Die iiber oos
gan5e 9ono 8er6reitung fanoan,
our6 offi8ielle 8abIen ridtis geItelft.
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SammicS Iaiien iif nidt OnrdJ @ef,
ter itoren.

Sci Der amer. 2lrnee in s5ranf-
reid, IS. s5at-S9lumm nno tnie.
tieies &oiier in Der gnu3en oumeri-
faniiden Gone" biuoert Die Gam
mics nidlt BEL ibren llebuneen.
Sdmere aegengiiiie baben oen
5dnee aeidlmoI5en un6 Die 5dler
i;berflutct. Sognr oie mlf Den Sil-
aelrilden geIegenen SGiitengrdbeu
iiu0 nit @oiier uno SdIdnmh onge.
fiillt. Die Somnies bleibeu ieoof
unoli1oliiam bel i6rer g(rbeit mo
radleu lire glngriiie Oura 5hlamm
uao 8ailer.
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gou BEN srofenen in gaep gurf.

gllbanp, Is. San. - 9ie &uttfi-
5ierung oes bunoesitdatIiden @robi-
bitton8- -4men0enents 0iirfte oIlen
4ni6ein nod cine Der Ietten Sono.
Iungen Ser 1918 9egislotur lein.
9ie @aiieriirnpeI iin0 ibres sn0giI.
tigen Siages 10 fiher, bob iie erIt
0os &eiultat Der i'm @pril fGIligen
n2ocol-Sbtton" .qbitimnlung in S1.
racltie, 8ingbanlton, Syarestoinn II.
onoeren StGoten obtparten lpollen,
ebe ite oie glngeIegenbeit in Der Sc.
9i8latur borIegen. g9ie es beiBt,
ipoI(en iie ben Senatoren 0ie DSdrift
an Der @ano@ 5eigen uno ounn crit
borgebeil.
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8c6rpflidt fir SrGauS nieScrse-
itimmt.

2onoon, Is. s5dt1.-0a8 8ans ser
8emeincu berparf geItern einen gu
inb 5u Der oMenidennloteriaG"
8orIoge, ser 6ie Ginfilbrunq Der
otlgemeinen @ebrpflitt in SrIdno
beiiirportete, NIT 1876 geqen as
5tiluneu. Ser frhbere grentier 49,
Quitb oriifte ollgeneine 3ufrieoen-
belt nit oen gfegierutgsborIagen
Gus, befiirmortete ieood, oaB Die
gr6Btmoglihite 3obI bon SoIoaten
aus Der Seinoerteioigungs. 9lrnee
in england be5ogen per0e. lin Die
5eIoormee gu 0eritarfen.
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ganferottflage eegen 9euber & giip
Chamberlain.

9enber, Colo, Is. San. .-Se1ite
nur0e bier gum eriten Wfole, ieit Die
gegierang Die @iienbobnet iiber.
nabm, Elm @eiud I'M einen 8allfe.
10ttoerlpolter eingerei6t. Ser 9Sro-
5eB ptroe bon Der elliott yrog ono
Smitd Co., ben gaIt ct. 2oltis,
ST., ge9en Die 9enber & 8io @ruIlbc
@iienbabn angeitretgt. 8ie aldger
bebaltpten, boB es ibnen it1irt0glid
mar, cine Gedtrtng bon $t7872.17
ein5lttreiben. 9un6esridter 2eluis
ieBte bds 8erb6r altf ben "a. sSannor
feit, Inn fir Die 8enadridtigung Oes
@eneraloireftors 0acglooo 1tn0 anoe.
rem SSntereiienten geniigen0 3eit sa
Iaiien.
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Rnnnbiidler iliener net1tet.

Sort @ort6, Ger. 18. son.-
aaoett 3. s. Rogers bonn f6nigI.
f5Iiegerforps puroe geItern bei Ell
mem Slugberiude get0tet. Seiu Seim
lit in aona6a uno er mar erIt felt
fur8er 3eit Ser bieiigen britiiben
5tiegeri6ule beigetreten.,