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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26
HOW HAMILTON
SAVES SUGAR
Judge Of the District Court invents
Camofsge of Gustatory Nerves
to Help Herbert
Hoover.

Boy, page Herbert Hoover; he's
wanted in the dining room.
Judge Hamilton. Of the district
court bench has invented way to
save sugar without any lnconv1enco
10 the former sugar fan.
Like few other people. he dislike
the bitter taste Of coffee, and he used
to put five or six cubes Of sugar in
his cup. Herbert Hoover's procenden-
do stopped that. Finally. Judge Ham
iton hit upon an expedient that
should be given wide publicity, and he
donates It free to all who like coffee
really sweetened.
He simply takes drink of the IN
sweetened coffee and then puts in the
one cube OF sugar. 1t tastes sweet then
compared with the bitterness OF the
clear cafe noir.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26
RIGHT IDEA OF
DURHAM PEOPLE
They Have Good Times Club fhas
Knows How to Have Genu-
Inc Good Time and
Does 1t.

Over a. Durham, Ill, they have the
right idea.
They have Good Time club which
when it plays has a real good time.
Yesterday afternoon, forty-ilVe
strong. it drove over here to the
Hotel Iowa and husbands gave fine
luncheon to the wives in the Tiffany
room. Fourth street was lined with
automobiles for a long distance while
the members of the Durham Good
Time club spent couple or hours
with their festivities in the hotel
In the Tiffany room long table was
filled with members, and Agnes or
chestra furnished music during the
luncheon, which ended late.
The menu included baked lake
trout. young chicken, candied sweet
potatoes and many other good things,
and the luncheon was one OF the
most successful Of the many held
there this year.
The trip away from home Is an
annual affair of the Good Time club
of Durham. and last year they were
at the Hamilton Country club house.
Its msabers'iD comprises many OF
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26
DAYS OF DIZZINESS

eor,e 20 Hundreds Of Keokuk People.
There are days of dizziness;
Spells Of headache, languor. back
ache;
Sometimes rheumatic pains;
Often urinary disorders.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
for kidney ills.
Endorsed in Keokuk by grateful
friends and neighbors.
Mrs. J. A. Puder, 72S c St, Keo-
Ink says: MY kidneys were in
active and ] had constant pains
across the small of my back. 1 also
had rheumatic pains IN my limbs and
Joints. Frequent headaches and dir
z,ness made my condition worse. /
used Doan's Kidney Pills as directed
and they relieved the pains in my
back and benefited me in every way"
Price COO, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Puder had. Foster Milburn
Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. x.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26

rUnited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-WiLh the
football season on the verge of open
ing Big Ten athletic men were here
today to settle the war time status
of the college game. Their policy
with regard to waving the freshman
residence rule and the cancellation OF
long trip games, 1t is believed will
be followed by other conferences.
Minnesota university has precipi-
tated some of the discussion through
the rulings of Commandant Adams
of the student training corps that no
long fur!oughs would be granted for
troops. Cancellation of the Chicago
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26

). A.. keokuk, Iowa.
called for greatly increased quota 1o ths
liberty
call for the third loan and the eyes o. me
are must meet u
generously becomes the greatest state w the unon
We
demonstration Of splendid patriotism un
American
nspirationa call 70 duy
eofu at fighting
will from
fighting the
end that all will be
they giving
to will be with
hun,antys and
their
for and
one his c. H. MeNDER.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26
Cat Skins at s1s2

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-The next
time you heave a home made projec-
tile at that cat on the back fence.
take careful aim. A direct hit may
add s1.42 to the family exchequer.
Cat pelts sold for that price at the
annual fur auction here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26
Liberty Loan Clubs.

A committee for the PURPOSE Of or
ganizing Liberty loan clubs in the var
ious factories and organizations in tho
city has been appointed. This com
lmittee will endeavor TO form other
bond purchasing clubs such as the
one conducted by the High Tension
club The committee consists of J. II.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26

The above telegram received today
by Lee County Chairman John A
Dunlap is the appeal from Washing
ton to Lee county through Iowa's rep
resentatfve. Mr.. c. H McNider, fed
eraI reserve director of sales for
Iowa whofis stationed for the period
OF the drive at Chicago.
County Workers Enthusiastic
1t the meeting of the township
chairrnen and their helpers at Fl.
Madison last night there was greaI
enthusiasm. Each township felt con,
fdent OF attaining its quota in short
active campaign which will begin
Szturda- All of the solicitors were
encouraged TO work on next Sunday
as that day would find most people
al home and with spare time to at
tend 10 this matter
II is the opinion that the organiza-
tfon in each township is especially
strong and that Lee county viii be
over the top early IN the week.
Keokuk Meeting Tonight
AT the county court house corner
Fifth and Concert streets al 1:30 to-
night there will be meeting Of all the
KeokUk workers.
The chairnen from al the seven
wards OF the city together with every
man who will solicit any sales is e1-
pected 10 be present
J. o. Boyd, chairman for KeosuE,
will be IN charge OF the meeting and
VIII have some interesting and in
structiTe helps for the individual bond
salesman
Some New Committees
a committee 10 handle the sub
scriptions for bonGs from lodges and
similar organizations has been sp-
pointed and is as follows: e. 2.
Hobbs. chairman. c. g. Abel. A j.
MuIIarky, D. J. Kenny. ". S. Phil
lips and George Merriam
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26

A device has been invented to be
fastened to shears so that they al
ways will be sharpened at the same
beveL
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26
and Indiana games on MINES
schedule was believed llkeis'

According to two French oaV 10
ologists modern ventilators .hev ~
gerous to human health, as nv yshss
tribute disease germs in piaces ,,ps5
otherwise there would Dc ~
lively few.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26

BisselI, chairman, D. j. Hemmy
Stephen Irwin, Leonard Matless, John
i. Annabie. VIM. Aidrich and II. R.
CuIkin.
In the Churches.
To see that at each church cerTice
and at each Sunday school session
some short appeal is made as long as
the campaign Is in active progress a
committee has been appointed to get
actively into this work. J. G. Thomas,
chairman; II. s. Walker, ]. P Ingle.
j. J. Chapman and H. c. Bode will
constitute this committee.
Some Interesting Figures.
Iowa's quota in the first Liberty
bond campaign was $4,000, 900, which
was s20.23 per capita. The state sub
scribed only s30.740. 500, divided be
tween sc, 900 subscribers. On the sec
ond Liberty bond issuance the states
quota was increased to $74.550. 900. the
per capita rate being advanced to
1881 The state subscribed $50 Oh
400, divided between 2ss.0s0 subscrib-
ers- In the third Liberty bond cam
pafgn. Iovs's quota was $71 ,951, 600.
which was s31s4 per capita. The
state oversubsrfbed this quota
heavily. 100000 subscribers taking
bonds 10 a total OF s117,2l1, $50, al
Tost four times the amount sub
scribed in the first campaign Alto
gether Iowa has bought 1920, 999 $50
worth of Liberty bonds, which was
$40 001, 900 more than the amount ap-
portioned 20 t. In the last drive elev-
en- times as many IoBans bought
bonds as in the first drive.
Iowa Should Go over.
Mr.. Cavauagh, chairman Of the quo
IA committee for Iowa, believes that
with the bumper crops produced this
year. Iowa is in better position now
20 buy government bonds than ever
Sefore AS vice president OF the Des
sfoines National bank, he is in close
touch with the financial situation and
he predicts that the quota will be over
subscribed this time az was done in
both the second and third drives. Nj.
Cavanagh estimates the value of the
crops in Iowa this year at a round
billion dollars, as compared with
$50, 900. 600 last year, in which case
should be plentiful for war
purposes in the forthcoming drive.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26

the best people of the town and the
surrounding community. 1t had a
large flag on it's menu cards yester-
day afternoon.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26

Bissel1, chairman, D. j. Kenny
Stephen Irwin. Leonard Matless, John
/. Annabie. VIM Aldrich and II. R.
Culkin.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-09-26

All mail subscriptions to The
Daily Gate City not paid in adj
vance were discontinued Sept
LIST, 1918. subscriptions sent by
mail must be paid in advance.
Watch the label on your paper
which gives you the expiration
date. Send in your renewal a
week or ten days before your
subscription expires so you win
not miss any copies of the paper.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-19
COUNTY TREAsuRER's WAR
RANT. carl Mn oe

Lincoln County. Idaho, Warrants OF
the following series are now pavab,e
at my office:
Current Expense 1918 1877 to ISL inc.
ochooi DIST. NO. l $500 only
ocnooi lust NO. $3.50 only
9onooi Dist. NO. 5S47 only
School Dist. No. So $685. to SOL inc
Schooi DIST No. AZ 1914 to 1891 Inc
Interest stops on the above warrants
April 2sth, 1918. All previous war
rants called.
Dated at Shoshone Idaho, this 18th
day of April. 1913.
WALTER H. coPP.
County Treasurer
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-19
Whip the Hun

DISTRICT ATTORNEY coNvicTs
His OWN DAUGHTER OF MURDER
AT the 6sush Wednesday, May /.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-19

rat ~ fuel foe hEhterx Bacon is
bsdly needed In the allied armies and
ssvies. The allied needs In pork prod
ucts are i5o.o00,0oo pounds monthly.
three times AZ much as before the war.
Another wsste elimination on the North
Dakota is the pctnto pceier. shown In
the lower photo. Nothing Ia iost eI-
c-pf the actual potato skin.
There Is snalclent quantity OF po-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-19

.CEIES In the Ames1.
ca navy are CHASED
- the best fed body
~ men In the world
II the ships saIleys
every effort II made to
eiis~inets waste.
IN The appes photo
eye Of the cooks on tho
Ns~th Dakota 10 cper-
sting . meat slteer that
cuts bacon with the
least possible wastage.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-19
Whip the Hun
CONVICTED OF MuRpEn

The sentence of the court Is that
you be hanged by the neck until you
are dead DEAD DEAD-and may God
have mercy on your soul! At the
Baugh Wednesday, May 1.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-19
EVERYONE MUST HELP.

4 Al EVERYONE MUST HELP.
naucis den,sn upon
The Of this
q country
cannot do but all United
America
splendid sod hal cal upon us to do.
W.. C.
o
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-19

garden nHksNk may be secured from
iBgton, upsr request. without charge.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-19
$3.50 EWARD

A reward of $3.50. and no questions
asked. for the return of Kodak No. 2
e. K. C. 2Nxsh stolen from my car
in Shoshone. Sunday night April IA.
Ward witt. Jerome. Ida.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-04-19

first quarter Of 1918 up to February II
Of f. II. Miles, Probate Judge, is here
by approVee
The insurance Of County Employees
statement Of S571O having been sub
rnitted by the State Insurance Mana
ger. the Auditor is hereby ordered to
draw a warrant on the current eX-
pense fund for the said amount.
The report of Walter ii. Copp Tax
Collector on the 1917 personal taxes Of
Lincoln County is hereby approved.
Pursuant to the provisions Of Chap
ter fifty three session laws of the state
Of Idaho for the year 1917, the State
Engineer having filed with the County
Recorder a statement Of the costs and
expenses of constructing head gates
devises and dams on the
property. 1t is hereby order
ed that the Auditor issue a warrant on
The Current Expense Fund in the sum
If $315.71 in favor of the State OF Idaho
n payment of the same. 1t is further
ordered that the Clerk cause notice
II the amount of each claim to be sent
~ registered mail to the owner or
owners of the ditch or canal system,
md in case payment Is not made then
! penalty of 10 per cent shall be added
o the amount and the entire amount
hall be collected with the taxes Of the
wner or owners of the canal or ditch |
ystem and the amount shall be lien |
gainst the property the same as state
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
General Waurice
Grwartet eiHea traitisen
ansrif.
5dlt cine energif9e Ofs
fsnfiDs Der 9suti9sn
an Der pefIi9sn
GrpHt fiirp pa5rs
[ d inIih.


2oHb IN, 2. Sanuar. generaIs
malOr j. y. WtaurIce, Der GeIter Der
mIlitdrpten SperatIonen an Der peIts
li9en Gront, mics in isiner p01ents
Iiden nnternouns nit oem 8ertreter
Der ahociirtsn Yrefe auf Die Nabrs
i4einII4teit elmer ba.bigen sners siiasn
SffeniiOe Der Oeuti9en an Der ipeplis
den 5ront bin.
Der General iaste, bdt oisIe DaHrs
i6einli4teit our9 susi 5uttOrsn bes
sriinoet peroe. erltens. bur4 oas fDrts
!Ddbrenbs Seran3ieben eeutfd5,r Der,
itdrtunsen OpR Der oItli9en 6ront,
unb 5lpeitens bur9 bic 9batinfe. oaB
bic ameritoHiI9en 3ruppen nod pl9t
fsreit Iino, ii4 in grDBsrem MabItabs
an ben DperaticRn 3u betbeiIisen
gensraI Maurice fagts, BAG publifum
icate iib auf siniee @erIuite an
Wannf6aften uno aud on @eldnos
Oorbereiten. fir ben Jou, baB bic
Oeutiden cine pirtli1 ernftbofts Ofs
fenIiOt oeriu6en IolIten. @r fiigte obsr
bin5u, bnb lie nitt i'm Staubs Iein
Diirbsn, ben Quiirten iolGe 8erlufts
su5ufiissn, ME bic aliirtn ben 9eut.
fdeu I'M lebtsH Sabr 5ussfiigt baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
Geuer mbffcri5ien 1Ir'
iprmngs
Ri9tst IN sabritnuIags in 5arriss
burg, pa.,
Stnbsn TN gstrase oon msbrersH
bunberttaufsrb Dollars on

6arrisburg, ga, 2. San. -
glm Witipod an friiben Worseu
fpurbs bic aRIage Der 6arrisburs
9ipe e pips ysnbing 60. burd
sSeusr mpIieri5isn uriprunss. nsl6ss
IN Der 4uftrsi6sripriIidtts .ntIianb.
gum 9ttroae bon mebrsrsr bunDert'
tnuI,n5 Dollar eef6Gbist. Die aHldss
III ,um gr5bt:n sh,ile nit Der GER
ifelluns BON uierS6llisen 9d5oifen
Fir bic gGnoesrtoisrung bef6iftiat,
uno 6uuberts Der SeT5oI,, pslds ii5
i'm lssisn Sinbium fsr 0oIIsnouug
beFanbsn. ipuroen ssrif6rt. 3rpsi fars
bias arbsitsr, pel6e Thpere 8rdnos
ipunben srlittsr, tDerben gsnefsn.
gas iseu,r ,n.ifonb in Der anIfrsis
bers@ertitdtts, iHtb cen angdben bon
anasifsltsn ,ufoIet eins ihm cine
grploiipu ppraas. Nber gennits Der
Qnlng. iassn, cine llnteriuhung,
ipeIds CUR 3sit i'm gnnss IN, babe
MIDI eraebeu, oab eE iit nm grdrrbs
itiftuna bdnSls. Sas godffeins unS
bas Ho6ipertsgebdub,. in peltsn iih
bas qnifrei5ss unb bds .SiniIbtn5" :
1epartsment fir Soforuds9asfla.
id5sn fpfpis ptsrs6IIias 9dbOiTe befun.
ben. iparsn bic .iu3igsn, tpelbe s.ritOrt
fpuroeu.
Der gr6bts SdldSsn tpurbe on ben
WoTdinsn ongsrtdstst rnb es purben
bsreits BeTfelIunssn fir neus g,rRaft.
Die geTenfdoft fudt nun ourd Of
fsutlifs 4nssigen Sdrsiner unb an
bers grbeitsr i'm gausaperts 5u err
Ianan. uno bofft. Die InIdae IN ,ts
IiGen @oGen mistsr IN getrisb febsn
su t5nn,n. Ti, 1bsiIe Der anIaae. IN
peIfsu bic Fsinrrsn Mrb,iten perri9s
let ipsrosu, blisbtn unu<i&dSiat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-03
ssiinfunbs,pansis @erSad.
tige
5n gerbinbung nit Der SsuHsbrunft
IN gorfOIt, @a.
am RittpOa siucm fdarfen gerb0r
unteriDorfsn.

IOrfolt, 3D., 2. Scn. Su 9er'
bihoung nit Der unterluhung Der
Rei6e nlpitsri6ier Ssusr, pelGe am
Dienstos in gsOrfOIt eiusn Sdoben
Don S2,O0o,OOO nnrihtttsn uno in
Rsppprt Stems unb pOrtsmoutb sinsn
Iol6en pou seringerer 90be perurlaa'
ten, puroeu am MittpO6 % 8erodds
tige sinem I9arfen @srb0r unterr9or'
fen. Die BON gis bsbedten RutnsH
tperbsn Don MarineIoIboten unb usit'
aliebern Der 9ome Suaro beipa1t,
unb bic Stabt iiebt aus, aIs OBJ iis
antsr BEN arieesseIsss itsbe.
Sbgleic5 bic lotalen 6ehDrben dm
Mlttpo1 peniger Der Qniidt IhieneH.
blb es ii4 um cine 9srifpOruHs CUR
3sritOruus Der Stabt bonosIs, UNI
bic 4ufmertiomteit bsr Regicrung
BON ben arieesfobrifen an Der &oi'
Ierfrrnt d6SuIentsn, bamit 8cinbs ipr
3erIt0runes,per an ieneu ausiben
tonnten, tpnren &senten bes sSuIti5s
0epnrtements dubsrit tRitig uno Don
Der poIi5si tpurben ibnsn Obne porhea
RIGGS 8erbOr 5panSi9 @eroddtI9e
iibertpieien.
Inter benen, ipclthe feitgsbaltsH
perben. befinbeu Iitb aud Stpei 5rdlr
en-, uno unter Den Mduneru III u. 5.
u. groBpcOrbt, tpelbsr angetInst in,
unlppole @subsrungen getban 81 hn'
ben, fplange bos WlOnticeIIo Sotd i'm
gronbe itonb. Sein 3immer in eineiri
onberen Sotsl tpurbe buraiu4t. ipo'
bel man beutIbe 3situneen. Serten
BON RorfoIi, elm BUD nit bes osilts
ifen Suffers Bib, fUwie sire Oers
i6lpHene Siife rorfanb. Die gsnm'
Ten nabmen nIles in 9efhlos. aubsr
Der GrilGruug, bob nsrt1ooIIe SnlOr'
nation in gsSuo auf bieiige Deutite
erlangt tpprben Iei, Duroe betretIs
Deiien, mas man BON ben 8erhnftstsn
in Grfobruns bra4ts, ni8ts peitsrss
betannt s,eeben.
Ter aiFe pom Dienstos Gbsno
purtsn an WiittUoh 5fpei ipeitere usr.
leste Feusrfpebrieute hin5ueefiiai. sic
puroen an @ronbp Strnbs bon elmer
falenben Ulausr eetrpffsu. Qm Mitt'
nod fiel bibter Shuee. Grenoe,
ip,lde uo6 Der Stobi tommsn, Dsrs
len in priratfomiIisu unb Dffsu.IEs
&sn Snisiaisn untsrssbrott
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Woui JIeiid)usanseI
SnfoIg, Der R.gisruugs gsrOrSHuus
Gen,
Bid. 14eiI. BON England bsSro4s.


Qpnbo n, 2. Sanuay. 8iels Gbsile
BON GRsIano iinb jebt DON GIsiidmans
gel bsbrobt. Bis Dor Gursem mar
nod Gin nnsemsh.nsr 0orratb prn
;sleiId pcrbaRDen. obslsi9 Is bod I'M
spreiis iianb; abtr infclss zines neusn
gtftbIs BON 2prb R1OnDa, BEN Qnbs
ruHasmiitel sIapntrollsur, IN fpeIhem
br grsis pon @ist auf Der Balls nes
!xbenoen GelDiHt regulirt pir6, psis
germ iih bic 6nrInsr, ibrt 1hitre TN
Uanrttt 81 pertGufsn, pdbrtnb bic
6lsiid,sr an mond<n pidben triIdrsH.
baB "a ibHfn unmogli4 Tel, aud Ierner
ju ben isitasisben Dstnilprsiisn gu
Dsrtaufsn. Sic fnb euti@loHsn, ibrt
Qdben ~ idlisbei, falls bic prfiie
nid1t repibiri ipiirhen.
angtii6ts oer SnItung Der 5armr
BOT 2prA Rbonbba IeiHs EommiHdre
nnioriiirt. gisb nit 9sihlas 81 beIt'
gen, 6tnn ss iih bsrausIfsIls, 0lB Is
Don gnrmrn 5uriidgebaltsn trsrb.
unb Is IGkint. bnb bpIe' @nbrsssI
aud5 IN Wirtuna tretsn ipirb. Den Be-
ihptrbsn Der Glsiidsr itebt ber Ra6.
rungsmittsl HOntrctsur sbenio uts
jbmpatbiih seasniber. CT erildrt.
hnb rr bic 9stniiprsiis unter teinsr
gebingung dnnsrn ipsrbs, unb orbnsts
an. blB irgsnb sin Tltiiber, ipsI@tr gu
b0bertn priTsn ptrtauis. ssridtli9
belnngi irerbsn iclls.
Muf alien ben st0Btsn t9isbmdrft,n
ttrrfhie ON Ditnitns bsDsutsnbsr
UssnssI an 3ufu5r. 80 irurhn 4. 3.
in Qssbs, MO 900 Ropf Shlc&ipist
bsrlnnei ipurbsti. nur II sum @srinuf
gsbotsne. limb an anbsrsn Crtsn. ME
qinecIn. g)crf. -9Ontaiter. Gystsr.
Eoufhompion unb Dnrbb, MARIN Die
dbnIidxr Ari. Sn Smith
fislb, 2uHboHs Central i5lsiIhmartt,
nor Der Wrrrdtb ON DisnItns Der
iIsinIft. irsIfsr Il bsr5sIfnti ipurbs,
uub pitis YyItiitxr irnreu nubsr Gtnns
be. 0estatb "a szInnstn. Glnt gross
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Sic 6dmrnung Ses Sritf.
fenfppfes BON 3enipn
Smr1 bic Cefterre der
mar am RittDod bortser
no DE erfolgt.

9onbOn, 2. Sanuar. Dos 9as
riid3iexn Der 0itsrrsi1ii1en Sruppen.
bic uberbalb ppn gene0is ben uebers
gang iiEer bic giuDe er5nunsen buitcn.
auf bos 6ltlibe llfsr bts 6Iuiiss, bos
in Sem oTFisiellen ita.isniiden 9sri9t
BON 0ieuitng nnsstiinbigt puroe.
ianb Ttcn am Tlitttpoh pOriesr Dp.
DE Ttati, ipE aus einer offi3isllsn 6itsrs
rsi9iIfeu 8ttountmd4uns bsrporsebt.
fie pGbrsnb bes 5ases tisr sinsetrofs
fen lit, sic Iautst tpis foIet.a
.9ln Der itaIisuiiden 5rOnt fauben
seitipeift arti[IeriessieGts. auf BEN
9liiasp platsuu, IN Der gesenb bes
Dlunts SOmba unS an Der untenn
piope Iiatt.
-5rib am 26. DECEMBER ipurben
unI.re Sruppen BON BEN griideniopi
bel 8suiOn oRur DsrIuts iu erltibeu.
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Der Hntbeil der Uer.
Staten
2fn ben mtilitdrif@en Gpes
ratipnen
Sn Der alIiirtsn arisoss&onfsrsns in
garis ssnau bsfinirt.

Waf9ington, 2. San. @merb
tnnii9e Sruppen Derosn in 10 sroBsn
unb Fortasisstsn sOntinsentsa als
iibsrbaupt mSsli9 III, in aasr Gle
na9 gurOpn seIunot Derben; Die aaI'
irten Raticnen Derbsn lire Sonuage
aur 9erfiiguns feasn. um ben nOt9ls
gen transport su srmOsliasn; oas
Bausprogramm Der 9onoelsflotte
mub bel9lsunist iperosn. LIN Der
beutI9en 9lutotratie cine einSigs uH0
gssiniete JrOnf ssssniibsr gu itsllcT.
mub Elm sngsres 3uiammenpIritn
aller Mtttrie9fiibrenbcn befpsrtltelIgt
rerbsn. Gis 2lufsobs Der Der. Staas
ten babel nurbe eenau 0sfinirt uno
Arrangements su i5rer Sur4fufran9
iinb gstrofien
Gs puIoe Elm bef!nitiDer plan tur
me6r tbotise 9erpenoung Der amsrI'
tanilhen Misunderstanding formIrt
uno nit Der britilfen AomlrnlIsut
cine 9srsinburuug Slpeds Sug3IuQ7
runs 0spiiier plane iir bic Se.am>
piuno oes 2au&6oottrIegss getrotItn.
9luf ben Ytitras Der Ser. Staattn
Sur semeini9aftII4eu Glefsruns Don
&rieessRelOureen bar man il3 eesl>
nist. Die gereinboruns garantirt,
bag fir ale ameritana4,n Strelts
tratte, p,I4e pa9rsuo oss Sobrss
1918 na9 europa gsfanpt perben.
DOlIe ausriiitun9 isgli4er &rt our
9erfiieuns itshen perbe.
gs Durbs aud DereiHbart, oab bic
Ser. Staatsn an ben miIitdrii9:u Be-
ratbunsen etnes o6eritsu RrIegsratbes
tbeiluebmen iollen rals Elm S3ritt i'm
SntereHs tptrtiumer uub ctntroliiirter
ginbsit in Der aOutrOairuus miIitdriz
i9er Spsrdtion:n."
gs fperben fsrn:r plGue dusgsur5eis
tet. bsnsn 5ufolse SrobbritanRien,
Jrantreia unb Stafisn gsfssli9e uub
3ndnestontrole iibsr be Rabrungs
mittsls9Orrdtbs in ibren 9dnb:rn etnz
fiibren tDerben, I'm ss ben Ser. Gtuas
ten Su ermDglifeu, bem prpblem Der
ytobrunesmitteIs sEDntrplle i'm eigenen
2unb. eereht iperoen 5u t0nnen.
Die Qusbsbnuua Der militdrifhen
aHitrsngunsen, peiae bic Ger. Gidas
ten tus @use faiTeu fOllsn, fpurbe gss
nan beitimmt, unb es tDuroe eire ulz
liirte geratbunagbebDrpe gff9affsn,
tDelhe ieber Hdtion mitsutbeilen Bat,
tuis piele sdiffe fie gu ffsI1-n BABE. I'M
Die R.dliiirunq Der militdrtTfen @n>
ftrenguuesn amerifas gu srm6nliten.
Ourh eiNe ueue bon ben 4liirter
eeTboFfeue Organization fir Gporeis
niruna Der Sdiffd5rts ReTOurceu
ipuroe perefnbort, bic ar6Btm6alidbe
Souucge fir ben Srnnsport dmsritas
niffsr Sruppen Al referDireu.
Dos finb bic buuptiGdli4ften !fss
Iultnie Der Bsrotbuunen bss neuIiheH
olliirter Rrieasro.bes IN Bnris, fos
nett Fs tis Der. gtaoten bsireffeu.
Sic fpurben am MitttDoh gum erltsnz
male pom Gtaotsoepnrtement betonnt
Sieie Gmpfs6lunaen, ipeld. bon
ben aaeritonifden Delegatsn gemnhf
purb.n, an beren Spite Sberft 6. SO.
6ouie, bes prGFbsnten periouIiter
9srtretsr, ifoub. Iinb bas 9RsfuItnt oes
srobrn Rdtbss Der 9dupter idmnltlis
der RitsarissFibrsubsn.
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srouiienssfehls ffdtt. IN allen anbe.
rsu abftnitkn Dersirs bic gn6t in
rubiser MeiIe.
.5m @srIauf bieIer IN, bsr 2uft
FatissfunDensn Rdmpfe fnoiIsn unIere
Jlieser bier buti4e 0Iu55tuss ob.
3tpei onbsre bsutTfe waai4insn maBs
ten IN bsfhdbisttih 3uilnnb tn ben
heutIHsn Ginien niebergthuL