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Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-18
SOVIETS BETRAY
WILL OF PEOPLE
AND BOW TO FGj;'i:; FGE
Body Receives President Wilson's Message With Great
Enthusiasm; Threatened Split Is Squeched Before
Vote; Result of Vote Forecast as Result of Mos
cow Party Caucus; Also Plan to Break Treaty.
BULLETIN.

London, March 1.-THE Germans have occupied Niko!
layev addition to Odessa, according to Reuter- dispatch
from Petrograd.
Russia has bowed to the Central powers
The hard of the peace treaty submitted by the Ger.
at BreLtovk have been agreed by the aRdssian
of sove in session Moscow spite of the oppo
tion of an important element of the Russian people,
holshevk resolution approving the of the govern
ment of the Workmens and Soldiers delegates and of the
delegation and calling for organization of the defense of
the country by the creation of national army of both
after Lenne restoration of among the
ring factors and his statement that this action the only
out nmag that the treaty might be broken under changed
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-18
The Weather

..r Nsbraska-Fair; continued
Temperatures at Omaha ys.,.,aax
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

In use in the United States. To supply
those with tires nearly $4,000 tons Of
India rubber are needed every year.
and the American autom obils owners
pay every year as much as 5000, ooo. 900
for tires.
Seventy-two farmers OF Grlnne,l,
Iowa. recently sola carload of hogs
to one OF the largest packers at tho
top price OF $3.50 a hundred pounds.
The amount received was 1865. which
they turned over to the Red Cross. The
same men recently auctioned or D
rooster for $1,000.
The vast sum of $13.5So.76S.0oo rem.
rcscnts the value Of all farm crops in
the United States In 1917. as estimat tod
by the Department OF Agriculture.
That compares with 3S,9S5,S7o.0oo In
1916 and $6.2os,22o,oO0, the average for
the five years. l91l-l5.
The richest man In the United States
is John d. Rockefeller. who is said
to have fortune OF &l.2oo.OOe. 600 and
an annual income of $4,000, 900. The
second richest man is II. c. Frick, with
a fortune Of s235.o0o.0oo and an an.
nual income OF $11.000,o0o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
ASSOCIATION SUPPLEMENTS
RESOURCES OF COMMUSITy.

The association also supplements
local resources. especially when the
local community is small in proportion
to the number of soldiers Gas for in
stance when there is training camp
OF 10000 men and the only community
within reach OF IL contains less than
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, JUNE g. 1918.

men in their midst and every effort IA
made by them to make the visit Of the
men pleasant. The soldiers are in
vited out to dinner. invited for auto
week-ends visited in the camps and in
general made TO feel that they are
guests of the city. a number OF mer-
chants make practice Of picking out
one or two men from those who come
into the store on Saturday and take
them up for Sunday dinner. promi.
ncnt banker In the city every Satur-
day night comes into tho club and after
talking with the men for an hour or
SO picks two to spend the weekend
with him. The hospitality is 80 zen.
uine that men are frequently met on
the street and carried into the homes.
such In brief are the splendid activi-
ties which Petersburg is exerting In
oehalt OF the soldier boys. In the
truest sense she is throwing around
them old time Virginia hospitality
She Is taking them to her bosom. She
Is making them feel at home. And
the boys are responding heartily, loyal
ly and approximately.
surely no city in America knows the
soldier per sc better than Petersburg
a fort was her starting point 273
years ago: she played prominent role
In the Revolutionary War and In the
Civil War she sustained the longest
siege of any city In American history.
No city in America has more vital
links connecting IT with the crucial
periods of the national history than
has Petersburg. 1t was the objective
point Of CORVALLIS when he struck
north after his Carolina campaign, and
It was the objective point of Grant
when he struck south after his Wilder
ness campaign and Cold Harbcr. In
each case. II was the turning point Of
destiny. and at Petersburg were en-
acted the opening scenes Of the last
of hat
closed at Yorktown and at Appomat-
tOx.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
FROM ALL OVER THE LAND
BrevftIeA of More of Less Industrial
Character From Many
Sections,

Florida contains about 100000 acres
OF land waiting to be reclaimed by
drainage.
Hereafter all policemen In the traf-
fc squad in st. Louis will be at least
six feet tall. Men of nve feet and some
odd inches will be put on the regular
squad.
Estimating 572.539. 900 bushels as the
indicated yield of winter wheat. the
governments forecast would be for the
third largest winter crop in our his
tory.
The Far Western range States. &C
cording to the classification Of the
Department Of Agriculture, are Ari-
IONA. California. Colorado. Idaho. Mon
tant. Nevada. New Mexico. Oregon,
Washington and Wyoming.
Nearly 100000 automobiles are now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
5000 inhabitants) by the provision OF
soldiers clubs and when necessary in

5000 inhabitants) by the provision OF
soldiers clubs and when necessary in
other ways.
One form Of this war camp com.
munity service Is the starting of SOL
diers clubs; clubs which the soldiers
run themselves. usually through nom
commissioned officers. in which they
mud opportunities for bowling, billiards.
quiet games. chance to smoke and
tax and listen to music. to read or
write letters. to receive their women
visitors. to buy soft drinks, chocolate,
and other things for which soldiers
and sailors manifest n special hunger
sometimes, especially In the case OF
lodging.
Another thing the war camp COM
munity service liz doing Is getting up
games and athletic sports between
soldiers from different camps. and be-
tween soldiers or sailors and local
teams. Some of the football games
have attracted large crowds of specta-
tors. and the proceeds have been hand
ed over to the soldiers to buy foot
balls or other athletics supplies.
MANY CHURCHES LEND
THEIR COOPERATION
Many churches, in various commune
ties. have. at the suggestion of the
local war camp community service.
started soldiers clubs. Many union
churches have been built Every
where the soldiers are invited to the
church services. and in some places
the war camp community service has
arranged for special trains or had
jitney lines established to bring the
men to church.
Petersburg has number OF 1.-Two
fraternal organizations which are
proud to have large numbers of lodge
brothers in the camp. Special cards
informing the visiting brothers Of
regular and special meetings have
been printed and every effort is made
by the lodges to have the men feel at
nome. In addition to the regular
meetings. smokers and suppers are
given from time to time.
rho war camp community service
has the splendid cooperation Of tho
city authorities who recognize the
value OF the work and give IL all the
Ing rights and privileges necessary to
the work. They are at the present
time considering proposition Of put
ting enough seats In the city's natural
amphitheater to accommodate Ave or
six thousand people. This has grown
out Of the work Of the war camp
community service.
All commercial amusements are
closely supervised by war camp COM
munity service representatives and
when anything Objectionable is found
which would be detrimental TO the
interests of the soldiers such things
are stopped. Every amusement Of in
terest Is brought TO the attention of
the men in uniform and where possible
admission Is secured free or at re-
duced rates. In addition TO the enter
tainments and amusements provided by
the various organizations already mem
toned the war camp community SER
vice provides dances and Dageants,
band concerts. public entertainments
and other celebrations that would be
of interest to the men
PETERSBURG CITIZENS
MAKE QUICK RESPONSE
The citizens OF Petersburg In a re-
markaole way have responded to the
call OF the war camp community SER
vice. They feel honored at having the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
WORK IN THE COAL MINES
New Companies BEING Organized and
Getting TO Work In West Vir-
GinIa Every DIV

CHARLESTON. w. Va. June L.
Coal mine development goes On in all
parts OF this State and new companies
are being organized nearly every day
in the week. J. w. p SomerviIle ana
n. S: Wilson. OF Clarksburg. have lust
purchased outright extensive coal ands
In preston County and will proceed 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

develop the same. They will form
company.
Pennsylvania parties have acquired
valuable coal lands in Brooke County
and organized the Fcrncliffe Coal Com.
pany, to develop mines at Follansbee
The HOFFMAN Coal Mining Company,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

Of Kingwood. recently incorporated has
been organized and gone to work This
new company has 200 acres in Preston
County and machinery has peen in
stalled with capacity OF 500 tons per
day.
The Washington Irving Coal Com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02
THIRTEEN

pany. lately incorporated at Ciarksburr
with 100000 capital stock. and witch
has acquired over l,ooU acres near
clarksburg will not so actively into
mining, but Is to DC q holding com
pany. This company has options on
other coal lands In Harrison County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

Remember. that behind every
WHITE TRUCK is the service OF
TINS mammoth plant. it's corps Of
skliled mechanics and its thous-
ands OF dollars worth OF spare
parts. WHITE SERVICE and
nothing else. Come and see.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-02

By acting at once, you can Sc
cure one of the WHITE TRUCKS
now In transit. Among the ship
ment are four 3ton, two 2-ton,
and two Il ton WHITE TRUCKS.
Better let us reserve one of them
for you.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-19

giirger, miro aber iDegen ieines Muf-
entbaltes in 0eutihlano als feilrolI-
der 9luslanoer a1geIeber.
Sn Stem Orleans iputDe am
Santstag cine Wnlien 8eriannl-
lung megen Ser bon Der gfetp Orleans
Gailuap & Sight gonnparp beabfidr
tigten Grbobung Der Beleubtungs-
nno StraBenbabn 5abrpreife abge-
6alten gs mltrbe beinIoiielt, pox
Der @eieaidaft cine genaue ueberfidt
ibrer @innabmen llno Nusgaben eirs.
5nforoern Durb eire gerfiiguua
oes ~@ar 2abor 9oaros" tpnroe Sie
q. .. Railpap & 2isbt gomponH
ae5mlngen Die 2obne ibrer MHge-
Itellten bonn l. Suli on Inn 71H
8ro5ent an erboben. Dabei fann 0ie
@eIellf6aft llilter ben bisber iibIihen
Ereiien natiirlitb iridJt belteben niio
forbert eine @rbobung BON so Yru-
sent fir eleftriihey 2idt ano @ds
uno eine grDobiing Der StraBerbabst-
sSabrpreiie pon 5 auf Z gerts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-19
SnlanS.

Geuator @allinger BON gseiu
Sanpibire lit Satnstog geitorben.
ST mar 81 Sabre oft nno ieit 27
SSSabren Wfitelieo BEG gunoesIeftat.
Seit langer 3eit gaIt er fir einen
Der beoelttenoiten 5iibrer Der repn.
6lifaniiden Yartei Or mar elm eifri.
ger Grobibitioniit.
Gin Wann Der ii1 als Hegie-
rnugsbeantter allsgab, mabte leste
@ohe einen 9unogans our6 @beel-
ing, ". So, Ano teilte Den Sotel=
unb HeItaurantbeii8ern lomie ocn
@'gentiimern eroBerer 9oaroingbail-
ier NIT, oaB ole 9sational gtall-
rungsntittel sIominiitratipn einen
u5lferloien" Gag angeiest babe, Der
ftrift ourhgefiibrt peroen nliiBtc.
8ronlpt uno obne Proteit fam mon
bieien neuen Wanoat Der Gegierun9
nod llno oie 3uferooien peribucn-
Den pen Den Giihen bis iih beralis-
Iteilte, oaB Der angeblibe Seante eiu
geiIte5geltorter Wterlih mar.
&uroinal @ibbons feierte aln
SomStag bel einer ibm befreunoeten
sSomilie in Springlofe, u. S. in AZ
Ter StiGle iein 50idbriges 8iihofSe
SSubiIGum.
9as SuIti5 0epartement iii
@afbington meloet, oaB Die oeutlde
Gropagonoo int @ebiete Der @erel.
nigten Staten iebt poaltdnoig M
teroriift lei.
0as @igentilm bon @ottfrieo
ariiger uon Glelparf. e. S., oas iid
auf mebrere Willionen belaift, lit
non ser Reeierune nit 9eidlae be,
legt ariiger lit siuar amerifaniibu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-19

Die unlan poiuer" Sill luerbe pur al
len anoeren @eidaften erIe6igt iuer-
ben.
nsSDpb Mcminiitratur" Spouer fitm-
oigt an, als Grgebnis ser apmferen,
Ser v5uob Controllers" in 2un6on,
oak reidllidl eebensmittel porbamoen
nnb feline 0efabren elmer geotlaae
mebr 81 befiird)ten ieiem, memn oie
einselnen &6ffer ipariam nnb ber=
niinftia pirtihaften iupllten. Die Scr,
Sfaaten miiften belombers puriidltia
inn gerbrand Iein, luenn lie oie Sur
bermngen Der enrppaiiden @0lfer err
fiillen mplltem.
ltnier &riegs=Separtememt fat
10S,973 Maidinenseidiike amerifa=
niiden Sabrifats fur gut befnnben
nn6 ansenummen.
Sine 9epeide aus 8al6imgtun
iagf, es iollten iuabrenb oes nGditen
Sabres brei Gibertg-Inleiben gentadt
merben, jebe BON 5000 Wiilliomen.
Die 8eamten Ser vSitel glomimi=
itration" finb Der 9lnfidt, baf nidlts
einen aoblenmansel fir ben fom.
nenbem 0inter berbin6erm fam.
Mns Nom iuirb gemel6et, baf slui-
Iden Stelbiu nnb Miiaso, in Ser
G;ranpa 8egen6 unb am mntercn
Biaue pereinselte slrtilleriefGntpfc
itattsefnnbem baben. gerImde ser
Seinbe, bic Heine Smiel iioueitliA
ton @rape bi YapaSipolu snriifsncr-
pbern, mikslafte. Die 5einSe sosem
iid) in ltnprbnnng snriif.
Der bentide &aiier bat bie slns,
itokmng Ses ssiiritcn 9idnomsfp aus
Dem prenkiid)en Serrenbang gut ge.
beifem.
SIM Sunbesseridt 5n Chicago fiuo
hunbert Mitslieber Der vSn6nitrial
@Drfers of tie 8prlb" Id)mlbis Be-
fnnbem, bic Ginsiei)nns BON jnnsem
Semten siim Wiilitarbienit perbin6eri
81 baben nnb iid peridiuuren
sn babem, Sie 3esieruns 10 piel mic
rn6glid in Der Jiibrnns bes 2rieges
sn binOern. Die slnflage lunrbe I'M.
Ter bent Spionage 6eiet erboben
nnb Die SOAititrafe iinb sipansia
SIG Sabre 3nd)thans. Inter ben
ShmlSis Sefnnbenen befinbet iid
audi rSig Sill" 9apiuopb, Der ais
Der Sanptfiibrer Ser S. u. @. au-
aeieben iuirb. Die Nngeflasten iuaren
onrdl Sas ltrteil anideimenb iiber-
raid,t. ,tiidJfer Qarbis fob ams6riif.
lid berbor, es bnnble iid midt nm
bic Seitrafnna ursanii;ertcr Mrbcit,
es ganble itd) Inn Weietesiibertre-
thug ersaniiiertsr Mrbeit nnb Die iei
inter alien lt,nifanoem itraf6ar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-19
8rohitabt-Neruen.

Na9 bes Cages Deiib unb 9affen
@ilte idl binnIs nltfs 2a1o,
lin Die Nerpeu alls5nraiten,
Belde grdBli6 abgeipmlt.
9d). tpie griiBte ib bic Gtille,
g8elcbe ppblia mid uniting,
9oh Die ldn0lide SohIle
8alo min ai1f Die Aerpen ging.
&einen eir5 gen Qaut ieb borte,
llnD oas Saftum iplirbe flar,
g8elhes ineiren G6hinrner ft0rte.
SAB fein 2drm borbanoen fporI
Ser @efpobnbeit 81 ergeben
ST bag @ro6ftnbt sWienldenfinb,
@roBItubtldr1n uno @robitabtlebeu
ssSbm gang unentbebrliG iiflo.
ltnb id elite tlnd) Der Staot onIuL
4eitberlf nriibe nod llrl0 matt,
llno ih griiBte frnb Marihattnn
llno ben Hielenldrm Der Gtaot.
gSo one Wfeni6enlpogen prnileln.
Wdro's mir fpieber ipobl an Di1if.
$50 Die 9o6babn5iige rai1eln
llnb Die 2uppe t1iten nut;
$50 oas brdiiienoe @etiinlmel
Illge NIB aild5 Gbr erfriIht,
$50 oas StraBenbabngebimmel
Gid nit olImpfenI Stolen mif6t,
2cu ute UeeltlueIt IIellQellu eIteHs
$50 Der Subrniann flifcbt uro fhinlpff.
$50 bas griiIIen nno bns Sei,len
SIT fat ieoem eingeimpft,
$50 Die S0ne @irripnrr tan5en
Rit @eratter uilo 8eid)rei,
Sinb Die SdjriIliten Giiipnm5en
9eir Die idl0niten Melobei.
llnb in oieiem 3drngetpiibIe.
9as mir 10 barmoniid) flirgt,
Sdlief id ein i'm 8pbIgefuble.
9as berr Seelenfrieben >brinatl
Geo Bah in Der g. .. Staats5tg s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-19
SOMMERS
Drug Stores

Np. / Mlamp Elasa nmb Spmifon Gtrase
Sci. Grpfett 3541
sip. 2 Splebab nnh 6pmitun Strabe
Sci. Grpfett 1853
3tuei gputbefen eriter GlafIs.
spesialitdt: GprgfGltisc slnfcrtignws
itnS gblieferung bDm 3e5eptem.
G,r1kte MmsIuabl pptt Srpgucm nnr
feinen Sptlettc Mrtifeln.
Sobaipaiierz zSnnS6ne rnb allerIei fii9e
Uetr1nfe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-19

non 2aiIignA, ebenip andl in Der Inn
aeaenb BON Iope, Der 9rmf. ben Die
sllliierten amsiiben, lit jebod ietr
itarf mnS es lit nlDglidJ, oae iie oen
gSiberitanb bes 6einoes nieber6re-
den.
Seitbem Die glmerifaner tire Stel-
lnngen bel 6ismettes iuieber genom-
men baben, 1T in Ser @esenb BON
Soiiioms big nad Abeims tuenis psn
ben gllliierten getan.
Die 1ranspien iino n6rblid nnb
iii6lid ppm glnere lueiter Dprgebrnn,
gen. Sic baben 1000 8efangene ge.
madt nnb biel arieasmaterial erben-
tet. Sic baben bas 9Drf GamnD-iir=
Nat genommen nnb jene 6ereits ge.
mannten iuid)tigen Stellnngen in Der
Weaenb bon Mntredes.
Die Ginnabme Der iuid)tigen Wio.
nolitle sSarin in Der Sbiesepnrt Sc
seno am 9punerstag bnrd) Die ssran.
spien hat sSreitag nad)t Die 0entiden
5n leibenid)aftlidjen Gegenansriffen
peramlakt, Die aber fein iueiteres Gr=
gebnis battea, ais baf tic lire eigc-
men @erlnite persr6kerten. Die 5rar-
5olen baben iiberall lire Stellnmaeu
bebamptet.
9as yGdo &c Earis" bc6anptef,
bic 9eitiden beabiid)tigten, 6iegqpnc.
aaiiiann-Wupun -@esenb sn ranmcn.
gsDrblid uon giboms, nurbweitlidl
ppn gbnnlnes, iin6 Die GmglGnber in
Der 9fidtmng BON Eeronne INN cine
Yfeile porseriift, ebenip n5rblidj ppn
Eregart, iii6lid pon Der Somme. ,Sn
Slanbern iuurben idarfe slnsriffe Der
9entiden, 6ei 2pere nnb Der iuid)ti-
gen SObe SeOrpenbers snriifseidlla.
gen.
Die 9lmerifaner baben oas Ouri
Jrapeae in 2otbringen senommeu.
Die Semtiden baben amideinenb
ihmere @erlnite erlitten. Die Gin,
nabme Jrapelle's 1T ais elm GiniaG
in bic feinoliden Stellmnsem ansnie.
fen.
Die glmerifaner baben bel 5rapel(e
in 2utbringen meiteres Serraiu er-
o6ert, trotoem bic Semtifen lie NIT
einem Sasel BON 8eid)piien iiber.
idiittef baben. Anariffe Ser 9ent-
iden ipmrben snriidseid)iasen.
Sn Der @oepre @eaenb hat einc
amerifaniidJe Eatronile einen idDpe.
rem aanpf sn beiteben sebabt. Gin
Nmerifaner batte nemn Nnnoem nnb
6rad)te bod mod einen permnmoetem
aameraSen in Siderbeit.
Der beriibmte frans0fiid]e 2nftidlf-
fer SentHant sypnf fat am Waittiuudl
brei Neruplane bernnfergebradt. SIN
@ansen fat er jest iedJsig Siege sn
berscidnen.
Cine 9epeid)e ans glmiterbam be.
hanptet, bentide Srnppen, Die madj
Der ssront seidjift ieien, battem iidl
seiueigerf, bem 8efebl 5n seborfen.
Die gienterei lei Sann ldjnea inter.
6riift. Sieben gaiern ieien erid,ri.
len.
Sn Den offisicllen gerlnitliiten
oom Samstag iunrbem sipei Serancr
acnannt: YriDate Sam Spffman ans
8remDno, Der i'm aampf gefallcn lit,
nnS Gribate Oscar Gnoper ans antn,
Der an ieinen Mnnoen itar6.
gSabrenb Der NIT Counting bcenoe-
ben Wode 6etrngen Die geiammten
Werlnite Der gmerifaner Sote,
Terlunnbete uno @ermietc - 1855
gaann, seeen 491 in Der pprbcrsebeu-
ben @pde.
gns 8aibinetpn iuirb aemclSet,
oreisebm Der befanntcifen bentidlen
smftidliffer iuiirben permift. Gs ieien
oieS: Sep 8enbarbt, Menibfoff, Bon.
aark, gnfler, 8illis, Bon 5nrfjref,
8irdlteiner, &sneitboff, gnetter, 8i-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-19

uiidJ, SsreSerifs, 9ipp9arbt nnb
9teinbarot.
Gad ben Dffisiellen geridten poln
Counting iinb SO amerifaniide Sui
Saten int aampf sefaaen; 100 iunr=
Ben ibiper beriu1nbet, nennsebn itar-
Zen an i6rcn @nnoen nnb sebn au
aranfbeiten; bier famen bnrdj lin
fGlle pber anbere llriadJen inns 2e-
ben; einer bei einem 2mftidiff I'm
faa; 120 unrben iduer permmnoet
nno iiebennnbbreihis iumrben als uer.
,umnbet semelbet, obne nabere Inga.
ben; 126 lperben permikt. 9as Ma.
rine Corps melbet, 6af ieds im Sam.
pfc fielen; baf fiinf an @mnben nmD
cinerIan &ranfbeitem itarb; Saf iiebeu
Id)iper nnb einer leidt Dertunnbet
lunroen nnb baf man eli ais ueriumns
oct melSete obne nabere gnga6en-
Inter 6ieien iperben ieds Seraner
senannt: Eripate glpbe @alfer aus
3ation, i'm aanpf sefaaen; Eribnte
seslic Ileranber n1ts Spnitpn, infpl-
&c eines 1tnfalls nrts 2eben gsfom-
men; Serseant Sames 6. Ginfitum
ans Saritpm ilnS aprppral Sud sSor-
ban ams Siilia, ais perlpnnbet gemel=
oct. aobne nGbere glngaben; German
s. 5ranflin aus yrounipppb, oer-
mist.
lie Gampfe in 9fnklano beben ei=
ne 6r6fe angenummen, iuelde, luen,,
Die sesenmartise satisfeit fortbanert,
bic aIlsemeine 9lnfmerfiamfeit anf
iidJ sieben muf. Die Stellmngen
julien iid), aaerbinss nid)t sniammen-
langenb, bom aaspiiden Meer sfui-
iden @olga mnb oem ltral- @ebiete
bis nadD Der Cnesa-gag, einem Mrnt
6es @eiken Wfeeres, bas iuieber ein
Sell Ses Gismeeres lit, binsieben.
gln SDfiu mirb gentsloet, Der
transport japaniider Srmppen mad
Der Wanbid)nrei lei anscorbnet.
Die Senbnns japaniider 5rup.
pen nadl Der Wanbid)nrei seidiebt in
lIeberelnitimmang nit Gbima.
llnier @eneralfoninl Euole in
Wfosfan fat nuiere Gesiernna benad)-
ridtigt, er iueroe in Mpsfan bleiben,
nm ben bortigen englildem nnb franz
soiiIden a0ninlatsbeamten sn belfen,
oic in gruker Wefabr ieien. Gr habe
NIT Siilfe Ses idmebiidlen GeIambtem
Die Jreilaiiuns mebrerer bnmbert
Seute nus oen Gntemfc-Ganoern,
bamptiahlid Gnglanber mmb ssransu-
len, erlangt, Die BON ben 8ulid)euifi
ais @eiiel fir bic Supjets im @e-
fanenis gebalten mnroen. ttngefalr
80 Semte uiirSen nod feitsebalten.
Sieie smsaben iiber bic 1eitbaltnme
BON 6eianbtihafts- nnb aomimlats.
beantten Der GntentelGmOer merbcn
mad elmer 0epeide aus 9onbon BON
oen gulideiuifi beitritten. 9ieie 2enfe
lunroen freies 8eleit erbaltem, aber
Rnhlane uerlamse Elm iuldes @eleitc
aud fir ieinen @eianbteu mnb beiIem
Stab in sonbon, erflGren iic.
Die gerliner arem5seitmna hat cine
SepeidJe aus Wosfan erbalten, mad
Der 236 rniiiide Sffisiere luesen re.
polntionarer llmtriebe in Mpsfan er.
idpoiien iinS.
ans slmiteroam miro ebeniaas se.
meloet, baf 236 reuulntiunare rniii.
lde Cffi5iere in 9ronitabt eridloiicm
ieieu.
Sine Sepeide ans @ieu oerurteilt
Die engliidle Inerfennnne Der Side.
den nnb Slanen ais Natiuu. Bic
Yfitslieoer Der tidledJiidl-ilaiuiIdlen
9lrmee tuiirben BON Ceiterreidl ais
Serratcr amseieben nno bebanbclt
iuerben.
Cine 9epeid)e aus @labimultof DC.
ifGtigt bic ytadDrid)t bon Der 9an6nna
japaniider Srnppeu. Sic battem iidl
ben fransOiiiden nno emaliiden Srnp-
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SnbipibueG.

rsl6, Serr Iaitor, nit mir aebt
es iebr idledt. Seit ib pcrbeirafct
bin, bab' id feline oergriigtc Stunee
mebr gebabtl"
uSSa., baben oern Sic gegIalbt. oaB
oas 9eiraten ein @ergniigen iit!2"
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0pd etmas.

On 9fdnnden, id) ipnr beim
3abndr5t unb babe mir einen Nero
totem laiien.
~@ott iei 9anf, uenigltens Gin re
uiger!~
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Sin Yedlpuael.

9efannter ageteiligen Sic ii9
oenn nidt am Yf1rneripieI2@
&ousberr: aNeel 9abei bab' i'd,
ltets Bed. !. oa mntB id INNER mel.
ne sllte fiiiien!~
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slmfidrift iiber cinem aun5srtanrten.

M'iliif erfreit oas Wtenidenfiuo
gsie feline alnit 10 foloilal,
8os cine Wfnl iuenn tie beainnt,
llnb ipenn lie aufbort nod eiiunol!
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Dltrd elm Iatihbanoden lit
mander idon in DIE gatide aerate,r..