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The Washington herald., 1918-10-03
EESS ASKS AID
FROM WOMEN
Suffrage Issue May Defeat
Democratic Candidates
for Congress.

The defeat Of the suffrage amend
ment in the Senate has been taken up
by the Republican Congressional Com
mittee as an issue in their campaign
to-win control of Congress at the No
Eember elections. Representative Fess.
of Ohio. chairman of the committee,
in a formal statement given out yes
terday, charges the defeat to the Dem
ocrats who are in the majority IN the
Senate, and points out that in both
the Senate and House more votes
were given to the measure by the Re-
p1blicans- than by the Democrats.
The vote on the amendment, Chair
man Fess says. is a true indication as
to which OF the two parties is giving
the STRONGER support to the President.
For the measure in the Senate there
were y Republicans and IS Demo-
Gratis; against il were 10 Republicans
and q Democrats, says the statement.
The defeat is charged to the Demo-
Gratis, who have control OF the Senate
by a majority Of eight votes.
suffragIsts Attack Enemy.
The vote in the House was still
more decisive in showing Republic
an support Yeas, Republicans 172'
Democrats go; against, Republicans
80. Democrats 10S."
Garry the war into the enemy's
country" was the decision OF the
executive committee of the National
woman's party in conference last
night over the result at their Ma
tional Headquarters on the suffrage
vote Tuesday.
One of the Senators under consid-
Grafton was Senator Benet, of South
Carolina. who holds his seat only
until the November election because
he was defeated in the recent pri-
maries. The suffragists hope that w.
P. Pollock who will follow him will
support the President in the suf-
rrage measure.
Senator Baird who was appointed
by Governor Edge with the under
standing that he would support
President Wilson in every way, ac-
cording TO suffragists. voted no
on the amendment also. Hennessy,
his opponent in the November cleo
ton. is a strong suffragist- The
sunragists are also inquiring into
the suffrage convictions OF Moses
and Jameson. who are contesting
for the seat of Senator Drew who
goes out in November.
The members Of the committee,
many of whom were summoned to
the conference by telegraph, are:
Miss Alice Paul. Miss Mabel Ver-
non. Miss Mary Gertrude Fendan.
Mrs. Abby Scott Baker. Mrs. o. H
P. Belmont. Mrs. John W. Brannan,
Miss Lucy Burns. Mrs. ellison Gard
ner. Mrs Thomas Hepburn, Mrs.
Florence Bayard Hules, Mrs. Don
Paid Hooker. Mrs Lawrence Lewis,
Miss Doris Stevens and Miss Maud
Younger.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03
ROMANCE OF TARTAN
FEATURE AT STRAND
Leaders in District Red Cross Drive
on Screen.

THE Romance OF Tarzan," the
unique example of cinematographic
art on view at Moore's Strand Thea
ter this week, Is a picturesque and
impressive sequel to a camera drama
which was instrumental in swelling
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03
Catarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises
TELLS SAFE AND SIMPLE WAY
TO TREAT AND RELIEVE
AT HOME.

If you have catarrh. catarrhal deaf
ness or head noises caused by catsrrh.
or II phlegm drops in your throat and
mas caused catarrh of the stomach or
bowels you will be glad to know that
these distressing symptoms may be
entirely overcome in many Instances
by the following treatment which you
can easily prepare in your own home
at little cost. Secure from your drug
gist ounce of Parmint Double
Strength. Take this home and add
to II 4 pint hot water and a little
granulated sugar; stir until dissolved.
An improvement Is sometimes noted
after the first days treatment.
Breathing should become easy. while
the distressing head noises, head
aches. dullness, cloudy thinking. etc,
should gradually disappear under the
tonic action OF the treatment Loss
of smell. taste. defective hearing and
mucus dropping in back Of the
throat and other symptoms which suE-
gest the presence OF catarrh and which
may often be overcome by this effica-
ciOus treatment. 1t Is said that near
ly ninety per cent of all ear troubles
are caused by catarrh and there must.
therefore. be many people whose
hearing may be restored by this sim
pie, harmless, home treatment
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New York, Oct 1.-The following
washingtonians have registered at
hotels here:
Marie Antoinette-Mrs. T. Aexan-
der, K. Davidson; Grand, E. G. Bu-
chanan, A. P. Smith. E. S. Tylor, F.
j. Berry; Holland C. z. Burke, F.
Marsh; Netherland, J. II. Cullen;
Marseilles. Mrs. c. s. Esbery: St
Louis. J. K. Roberts; Aberdeen, ].
L. Abbott; Park Avenue. Mrs. r.
B. Stony. Miss L, A. Thompson;
Cumberland. Miss ]. De We're; Bres-
lin, Miss G. V. Fitzgerald, Mrs. J.
w. Steed; Marlborough. W. W. r.
May; Navarro, Capt. A. W. Vaughan.
Trade Representatives..
Hotel MartiniQue-M Goldenberg;
d. II. Rosen, mems clothing. trunks,
bags, 1liO Broadway; 4S2 Fourth ave-
nue.. thirteenth floor: S. Kann Sons
and Company; T. F. Finnin, notions.
leather goods, jewelry, toilet goods;
Miss NJ. Hirsch, notions; ]. H. Boyce.
domestics, blankets. wash goods,
and candy.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03
CALL l42,O0O DRAFT
REGISTRANTS SOON
Plan to Fill Unaffected Camps to
Capacity.

The 142,O00 registrants called TO
camps. whose call was recently cam
cclled because of Spanish influenza.
will receive new orders shortly. 1t
became known yesterday that the
Provost Marshal General does not
intend to allow the present epidemic
to stop in any way the fiow of men
to Europe.
There are camps only slightly af-
fected by the epidemic and not under
quarantine. and these will be filled
to capacity.
As soon as the $4,000 are absorbed
the flow of the Glass l men Of the
September IL registration will begin
to the camps.
Questionnaires win be mailed out
to the men over IS about the first
of the year. There are enough men
in camps now to keep the now Of
troops unbroken for several months.
The master lists OF the new draft
will be mailed from Washington to-
day. They will probably be printed
in Washington newspapers tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03
BLACKMAILERS TRY
TO MULCT RABBI WISE
Unknown Man Seen Throwing
Stones Through Study Window.

New York. Oct. 2-The story of an
attempt to blackmail Rabbi Stephen
S. Wise, through the medium Of
anonymous letters demanding pay
ment Of $4,000. eliminating in the
throwing of several stones through
the windows of the Wise residence
last Saturday afternoon, was revealed
today by Mrs. Wise.
On Saturday. while DR.. Wise was in
his study chatting with his daughter.
Justine, who has been i'll, a stone
came hurtling through the window,
missing DR.. Wise by only a few
inches. Other missiles followed, break
ing several windows. When DR.. Wise
rushed to the street he found a small
crowd collected in front of the house
and was told that a strange man had
been seen to take stones from his
pocket and throw them at the house
and then run away.
DR.. Wise is now in Cleveland on a
speaking tour In behalf of the Fourth
Liberty Loan Mrs. Wise was unable
to give any reason for the threats
made against her husband.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03
ANTHRACITE MINERS
TO GET WAGE RAISE
Increase to Workers Will Be AL
lowed at Once.

The anthracite miners will receive
the Increase Of wages they have been
asking for months. They will not be
held up, as was intended. pending rec
concentrations by the Labor Policies
Board for uniform wages generally
or by the study of war wages by a
new committee at the request of the
President
This recognition Of the anthracite
miners demand for better living con-
ditions, on par with other war work
ers, is the direct result of personal
action by William B. Wilson, Secre-
tary of Labor.
Conferences to discuss wages and
working and living conditions will
begin today I'm the offices Of the
United States Fuel Administrati ton
between Secretary Wilson, Fuel Ad-
ministrator Garfield and representa-
tives Of the mine workers and mine
operators.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03
DRUG USERS BARRED
FROM COMMISSIONS
Navy and Army to Reject Narcotic
Fiends.

Army or navy officers who are ad-
dicted to the use of drugs such as
opium cannot remain in either branch
OF the service, which demands clear
heads, eyes and unclouded brains.
This is the attitude of army and navy
officials on the report of the special
committee of Secretary McAdoo. of
which Henry T. Rainey, of Illinois. is
chairman. The part Of his report
showing the source Of the drug habit
which interested the army and navy is
that which declares that II is known
that twenty-five medical men who got
commissions as captains in the army
are addicted to the use Of drugs. So
far as can be learned. the names have
not been reported to the War Depart
nent
On the navy side II was stated that
such officers are separated as soon as
possible from the service.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03
Diseasss Of Cattle Cost
Farmer 100000, 900

New York. Oct 2-Contsgious and
infectious diseases Of cattle are re-
sponsible for the loss Of S200,OO0,O0O a
year to farmers and cattle raisers OF
the United States. This statement was
made by Dr.. l. NJ. Steckel, assistant
Professor Of animal husbandry at
New York University in an address
before the Veterinary Medical Asso-
citation.
"Our egg and milk wastage," said
DR.. Steckel. would be sufficient to
feed the people of Belgium and Serbia
for more than a year. 1t is estimated
that One-flfth of the Country's product
Is wasted on the farms or on the way
TO the consumer"
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03


the receipts Of the last Red Cross
drive by several hundred dollars.
1t will be recalled that during the
last drive Of the Red Cross The Her
aid published a special Red Cross
edition which was SO eagerly bought
that several reprints were necessary
during the day.
While Charles the Great and his
erudite co'.panion are not at the
Strand lis week, THE Romance of
Tarzan," a spectacle that has never
been approached upon the screen in
melodramatic interest and pictorial
splendor. except by its famous pa
rent feature. is attracting capacity
patronage at every performance. and
so holding audiences that pack every
available inch OF the theater that
liberty loan subscriptions to amounts
that are unprecedented in photoplay.
house records are nightly being Sc
cured.
THE Romance of Tarzan" will be
the attraction at the Strand through
out the week, at prices that seem
absurd for 80 mammoth an enter
tainment, supplemented by a variety
of short reels and daily change of
special liberty loan feature.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03

and received his education in the
public schools of that city. Two
years ago he came with his family
to Washington, and accepted a posi-
ton on the business staff of the
Washington Herald.
Young Eastment entered the mil
itary service last August. He hopes
to leave for France Immediately
after finishing his training at Yale
University. New Haven. Conn.
His father, George w. Eastment,
1928 Ordway street northwest, is at
present with the Washington Her
aid.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03
G. W. EASEMENT, R.,
LEAVES FOR BERLIN
Washington Herald Employe Enters
Radio Training Camp.

Another Washington Herald en-
ploye started on the journey to Ber-
lin Tuesday morning. when George
W. Eastment, jr. 2s23 ordway
street. Cleveland Park, left the city
for the radio training camp at New
Haven, Conn
Mr.. Eastment was born at Glen
cove, N. Y, twenty-one years ago,
The Washington herald., 1918-10-03
| Pay a Premium for Quality

trct of Columbia shall contain not less than 3Sc
from my shippers much higher percentage, and
quality of his milk pay him higher price, or, mother
he ships me.
,rty four cents gallon for my milk, or FOUR CENTS
by the newspapers. In addition to paying a higher
my own receiving and cooling stations located at
my shippers. The greatly increased demand for milk
iona workers has made necessary for to erect
nd, an entirely territory. These were completed
4 full operation.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-18
cas g,oitsfunstrt.

Gas seitrigc y,ndjniittaasfon
III Der Wtiiifbalie liei3, ods Bolts,
ibiinlIi6e pcrmiiien, aIio gcraoe oas,
iparnin oieie ioE,ittdaliden aon5erfe
ins Scben aeriIien ipurOcit Ger sI.
ri1eiit, en- hunger 5ran5cie 9inniens
Ggar @nreir. bnite Iidl ein regelredl.
,tcs SnnlpbonieproerdrIm 5lirehtge.
Igt, bas abpr iiber iein aOnnen melt
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Tcbuiin'Idle yrdluoiiim' p0glpreS
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aiItiacr geipeis onfiir. Gie ieinen
g,uaiieen iulo Der pridelnoe Siei5 Die
fer Apmpciition gingen bollig perlo.
rcn Ias Sd,erSo BON 0ufos ygslp.
prcrtti Sprcier@. tpeld|cs iftpieri9er
III per6erben 1T. iprnb mebr OIL. Iir
9sisbergubc Der anbern Srdleiier'
niiniiHcrn iinno nui Der Sobe Der er.
iicren. Giieftunacr mar Die Soliiiin.
Srl. gIanhe DC Gotta bic ben beiSen
Mrien einen Iiebliden 9ortrag CAB.
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CinctIlnatf. Ohio.

Iin6-ipir nidt ale. 9}iele oenfer bere
1dtlid BON Der Gbcrilode. llno bod
fonmt Die Dor allen nit Dem S6nrite
m6 benz Wfooer in 9eritbrunp. Isle
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DeiB ~ - fofort bats einen nuoeren
Gbarafter, unb baIo 5iebt innen olleS
li6tihelte @eiir6el aus. 9as ern.
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Stitrnen orauBen selernt babe, ut:
leuhten uno laden. - Sic aud,
glaltbTid. @ie, pas?l~
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.fonoern if bin ipie Elm ihDar5es
Sans nit @etpalt petB ungeitriten
fporoer." ltno er er8Gblte feline felt'
fame @eididte.
,3mfen Sie @ottl" Iadte Serr
Sdr0oer. San onoerr Snlle 1dtten
sic uns rpobl nie fenren gelerrt. SD
bnGte nt6ts bon 2euten nit 2eihert-
bitterntienen"
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3eit ItGn6tg BEL ietnen nelten Sreuu'
BEN - boitptid6lid pegen Olauo,
oieier 9Iume Der BrGrie
Damn fdiren @ohen, in 6enen Die
beioen INNER an einnn0er oorbei.
fnben ir1o i6lieBIi6 beiratbeten tie
| iih.
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6urhiifttq in Son.
Gires Cages fam Elm fleiner SSlut-
ge Sur @eIt, Elm 6iibiher, friiher &erl
= nit einem et1pos tpitrbifiefen Seas.
6en.
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Sm gcarlet Oats
Grfrdnfte iid geitsrn slbenb bic ga'
tientiu yina Sd,mibt.

Gina sGniibt eiue 49idbrige
@ittwe, Die iid) felt ehpa sinem SABRE
als 9satiertin in Scnrlet Cats BE.
inn0, idIiipfte seitern glbcuo nadj
benz giienL m1brenb Die @arterin aiii
einen aaseHbiid ons 3imnRr perlai'
fen bate. ans Dem Iesteren nnO
fonilte tros eiirisen Sud,crs mir.
gen6s i'm Sauie ecfinoen iueroen.
GdrauibiH ipurben bic gla9fprs
idunsen auf bem sanJen Gjrunb nnb
HcDen. Der bic Aniialt -umgjbt, ipriess
fsbt unb 5ipar nit bem Reiultai, oab
bic geindte nm all llhr als 2siGe
IN einem tleinen Seife, Der iid nabe
Der slnifnIt befiubsi, sefunbsn ipurDe.
Der Coroner ipurbe bsna9ri1tigt unb
eriannts, nahbem CT bic 9ei9e beii9s
iigt battle. bnB bic 1raii obns 3ipsiie[
Gelbfmorb btging.
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nun 10 biel srli4tIid, bab bic Drau,
beren senaut Mbreifs ni9t betannt
IL. Dor sinsm Sabre. nnabem lie I'm
9tfbesba 6cfpiinl cine Operation
prrdgenahi bate. als nitbibe3ablenbc
PdtientiH nah GcarIet cuis ssioms
Uea max
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9ie ino(disfs glafe.
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mer trat, eeiror iofort oaS gSailer
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mad, flint Deirnlten Die 8eoe oanou,
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IeidJt iuirflif, mebr 8inge I'M Snt'
mel irnb auf @rben gabe, oils uniere
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siige init auf sic ggeIt befommer Eno
neil bon QinSbeit on ieoer ItnmilIfirr'
lid init ibn iiber ernite 9irse
iprad, rno feiner nit ibm Intlte,
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9eben bate iit aues 2eidtfertige llno
@emiBfrelibige BON ibm ferngebol'
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peritanoene mar 5u ibm sefommen.
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rnl6 Elm Grddoloae.
-Tie Iiiitieen uro geiitii0en Wi1oels
betnmeu ein b0ies @eEpiiien. tpeun iie
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sndJte i'd, sm peraifteu.

Die 24siGbrise Blonde NStind.
comb, 1910 Sorsit 2lpenue, Rortpoob.
bic ieit siuiser 3eit Don ibrsm Sat
ten setrennt gelsbt uno barii6er in
VerSlpeiflung eeratbeu mar, periudts
seitern 4benb an Der Torbipeiiede Der
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qebsn Elm gnbe gu MAIDEN, inbtm
iie cine Nuantitdt Quedfilber Der'
i6lutie. Sbr Worbaben ipurbs iebod)
iofort entbett. 70 baB eiIigit patroI.
auto 30. 2 reqiIirirt iperben fonnte,
bas bic 2ebef,smiibe nnb ban Stabt'
toipitaI brahte. ipo feitseiteat iuurbe,
bab ihr 3glunb tein sefiibrlider IN
nnb iie obne 3ipeifel am Geben blei'
ben tpirD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-18
Wpbaluf SlepH6liean 6lnb.

Der Tiobapf Rspu6Iican Club bdts
ic am Samitas 8eamtefnpabl, nobel
421 Stimmen abseseben ipurben. Ge>
ipdblt ipurbsh: prdiibent, 5arrp 8.
Siebentbnler; 8besprdiibsnten. Wils
liam Sapes. pbiIip ROtb nub CD.
Sdroeoer; SetrstGr. ebrift. Boiler;
Sdabnleiftsr, George 8ern3ott; Sis
rettorsn: 6. gosler, 6enrp Reltbaus,
@eorse 4brens, 9nion Nsober, syreb.
@feffer. R. 5abetbisr, 9drrp JriebeI,
Miniam gienser, gii6orb Yarbs.
Gus. Gabrrus. 3. ). grueiffe. Senrp
Grimm, Geo MippeI unb Wm. Gtns
bsrmnnn; aonmanoeur, hid. Bred.
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6mflanb
sat gOtfdaftsr fir Berlin sr
ranrt.

2onbon II. MGr3. Der Reiitel
GOrreiporbent in Berlin melpet, BAT
.Serr sJoffe. Der 9crIiBer Der ruff
i6eu 6riebensbelesation in Brett
eitotpst siia rufiti9en 8otitditel
in Berlin ernannt porben III.
Mie Der aOrrelponba,t bspeihirt
iuurbe am 6reitag 9t6enb elm Regti
nlsit preobraienstp 9nrbttrupper
bon iinrtsn abtbcilunaen Der ROtber
garbe fsitgenommen. ipeil re i'm
9erDa9t itanben, sesenrsDoIutioudrt
gbIiaten su beseu.
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tin. iopie beren bsiben Sinber i'm
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ben am Sountag duf Der Stele ge.
tobtet, nls an elmer Rtoeoutren3ing
bel penbIetou, Sns., Elm Giienba5u,
5ug in ibr antomobil bineinfubr.
erpsrte fir Spbagnnm
berunsIiidt.
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Somss Smith, Der pom ameritanis
ifen Rutben areuJ fiir bic bebeutenos
ite umeriinnif6e glutoritdt nit ge;ua
anfSpbdsnum gait, siuMoos. .bas BON
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in Der arisss5Ons an Sieae bon
8aunlDoIle gum @er6inben benubt
iptro, III am Sonntag BEL einem 2lus
tcmo6iIunfnIl in Der RGbe' bon Rem
Weitmiuikr, 9ritifb Columbia, um's
aeben astbmmeu. CT tanb I'M Gienit
bes Rotben Jtrsu5es.
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Ner;pnal 81 pfisen.

sSraii gbar[pfte 8. or6es,
einc algemein aeadjtete imb aiige.
iebene yionieriiL bic @itttpe beg Der.
itorfenen Willimm Gorocs, i'll geiierlt
biniibcrgeidliimmert in ein beiIeres
Scnicits. Sie bofte bel ibrer Sod1fer
Gtray 2siIiiart, eritdvil. 1858 sliI-
orelus Aucnnc III Sfoc Tarf, ibreiI
Sebensabcno ,ugrbradt iino bon bort
iuiro bic itcrbIidJe Niilic an. Iiens.
tag Nodlniitng oem gdof Der Groc
iibrrgebell weroen.
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|sefpiett but. Der ffets' eiren auspeg
ansfdnb. fpenn feine Ginigung in glnss
|fiM fdien Gr fdbrt bnnn fort:
sDir iebod, itatt cine Gtellungs
nabme ein5nnebmen, bic nit ber gngy
ld#ss iibtrsini.imnrte, troten lnipeiy
IgerIid fir ben Wiener Gtdnbplutt
lein Cir sbpdrb @reD babingegen
frat fait ME auf bic Seite RuBldnDs
obsr 5rantreifs.' @cfpobnli9 ftellte er
iid fbdtiddlid' ouf bic Seite unIerer
t9ruppe, Inn feinen 0ortpnnD fir einen
aopflift 5u aeben. Differ goripnnD
ipuroe fpdter Drr9 bic grmoroung
pes 0fterreiaii6en ers6er5ogs eeiie.
fert.1
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9lusidnSiftbe NabriAten

Surtefan Sibtrten g aus
tafus. 2tus &puItonttnppel ptro
INTERN !. 5ebruar gef4rieben: lleber
bic giIbung Der Hegierun9eu in Eurs
teItan uno Sibirier, iotpie iiber bic
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nadfolgerbe 9erthte etngetrpTfen:
gluf Dem &orgreB oonSurtefton purs
ben geipG6lt 3ibils Sngerieur SiriI6s
tdjeip, Wlitslieb Der 5ipeiten Duma,
gum prdiioenten urb Wfiniiter bes
synnern, -abbutat S6ad 2tbmebon
gum @3e prGiioeuten, Si9otajep
gum 2eiter Der auslpdrtigen ge5ies
bungen, SabT6ajetp gum Better Der
2lbtbeiIung fir bic MiIi3 urb 0FFerts
lihe Si6er1ett, 2arDntrtb 4gajefp
gum NtiniIter fiir ben Qderbou, fofpie
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6ersfeIb gum 5tnnn5mintiier, Der
9t6ppfat llroTaiep gum 8ebilfen bes
Mtntiters beg Srrern. WIit 2lusnobz
me BON SersfeIo iinb ale WsuIelmas
uen. Qluf benz &ongreb Don Sibirien
tpurben geipdbIt: gotanin gum @orz
iiBeH6en Der Oorldufteen Regisrurg,
guternbauop, 0erbers, &uluielp, gfos
irpiieIop unb 8uponi6trstp gu Nttts
gIiebern Der Reoierung, Seueral &ns
rntostD gum &riegsmintiter. GLe
Bdrteien Iino Dertreteu. gutembanoD
III Uhiielmone unb mar por Der RepDs
luton NlttgIieD Der Saoettenpartei.
uebrigens iin6 bic gurinten, Sotuten
unb Sirgiien, iopie bic iibrigen
Sfdmme in Der Regierung Oertretsn.
SIN n0rblihen &autoius DuroeA BON
Dem borttgen onqemsiner mllIetmos
ntfhen &ongrcb Der lllemo Reoibs
meObiu @ffsnbi gum Mufti nit uuss
gebebnten @ollmotteu CUR 9lripens
bung Der S6eriatsOoridrifteR ges
tpGblt,
9eperbepoIttit. Vie Gems
trclinftan3en oes GeberarbeIterpers
bornSes uno Der ertiprebenoen I'm.
terne bmerberbdnoe arbeiten ieit ldna
oerer 9eit an Der S6affuug eines
Reihgiarifs, Der bic SdmuBiontur-
ren3 I'M 9etperbe beIeitigen uHb bic
glrbeitsbtrbdltntIIe buuerno regelu
Tou. Den gl6i9lub oes gertroges
Itr6l unmt tteIbor bebor st 3ertdllt
in bret TbtiIe, BON oeneu Der ertte
cte olloemeinen 3arifbeitimmungeH,
Der 3neite ben 2obntorif uub Der
brittle 0ie Stintl6bne entbdlt. Gin
pariratii6es Sarifomt mb Stteosr
aeribt ftuo porgsieben. Nie "-''ts~
seit betrGgt iiberoa
lleberfhtubeu iollen
ben HGGen gemo4f nor eoes
Satr turSe 5erien unter od9nin5
einer feIteeiebten Gnt1ti6iglmg ge'
eebeu tperben. gluf ourb'6nlttIi4 9
(Scbilfeu IoQ Elm Gebrlind nit oreten.
bolbidbrteer 2ebr9eit tommen. Gnt.
Ipte6enb BEN RinOeitlDbnsr iitb al4
WainbeitpreiIe fur Oas gGt5e Retp
bpraeiebeu, mas bic .,Sosiols prarts'
eircr in Ieiner 9pui equetp stn5tsor'
tigeu TalI neu5eitIi6et gilbenmobt5sr
Gsperbepslttii ueunt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-18
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Sat, mie monnifnft mel6et, auscn.
ideinlif) 9au6boot periemtt.

Gin atlantifher Safen
II. 91r5. 9iad einItiinDigem stnmpie
I5fpii6en einem oeutiben 1aildboot
|nno Dem amerifnnii6en 3anfomt.
pier oaSmlIs6oro" Der 8aciium Oil
eonipnnD, Der om Sonntog bier elm.
trail ipurbe, ipie Die Gifi5iere beg
gampfers erfI1ren, alier @abr.
ld)einliGfeit nad oas Saudboot per.
ieuft.
Gin @ann ser geiabilng bes
Santonnlpters tpiiroe bon einem @e.
idobl 6eS Sauh6oots beripun6et.
3uei tueitere gieid,oiie iblugen in Den
3ampfer Elm, obne ieoo9 ernIiliden
Sda0en 5u peritriaf)en.
Der aarpf fanb i'm 9riifof Ras
nal am "a. 5ebruar ftatt. Der aneri.
ionifde Sampier befanb Iich Ieit etpa
29 Stunbeu auf Der Seinfabrt BON
sinem britiIden !6afen, als bas
5du4boot in Sidt fam. Der Dahls
pier 5eriu6te gu enttommen uno purz
be perfoIgt. Hn6bem ber Dmpfsr ins
nerbalb 3orpebOipeite a.fpeTen NOR,
obne baB beriu9t tporben fpdre ibn
gu perienten, erofFnste bas 1an9s
boot 9ei9iibfeuer. Ger 8ampfer
tielt nun an unb es fam su einem
@ef4iBtampf. Die Sffi3iere erflds
ren, bab bic Don ben ameritan;Icben
aanonieren abgefeuertqn GeI6ofe
onfdngIi6 ihr 3isl o.rfeblten. Biz ein
@ei9cb f4lieblid bns 5au6boot bi.
reft IN Der Mitte trnf, iporaai bas
Sau4boOi fofort bsrf9tpanb.