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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
WANTS THE BARRIERS
TO BECOME KNTTTERS
Henry Brierc to Ask Local Union to
Cooperate With Red Cross
and Use Spare Hours.

Henry Briere, manager of Frank
DelMastro's Church street barber
shop, formerly president of the Bar
ber's Union, will bring before the
meeting of the New Britain Union to-
morrow evening a plan whereby the
local BARRIERS may utilize their spare
hours for the benefit of their country
and at the same time start a move
ment which, he hopes, will spread
throughout the United States and
Canada among the members of this
trade union.
1t is only after talks with the head
Of the local Red Cross rooms and Mr..
DelMastro, both of whom think the
plan a good one, that Mr.. Briere de-
cided to bring it to the attention of
the other BARRIERS. The plan in brief
is to have the BARRIERS utilize their
spare hours in knitting socks for the
Red Cross to give to the soldiers.
Admitting that at first this sounds
rather funny, Mr.. Brierc explains
however, that in almost every barber
shop, particularly those in the small
er cities, there are hours during the
day when the BARRIERS have nothing
idea to have them utilize these spare
hours or moments, as the case may
be, in knitting for the soldiers. When
it is considered that there are thou
sands of BARRIERS throughout this
country and Canada it is easy to see
what vast amount of this auxiliary
work they could do if the move
should be received favorably.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
Financial
MARKET REFRESHED
BY TRIPLE HOLIDAY
Stocks Skyrocket at Opening But
ReGeSSiOnS Set In

Wall Street-Resumption of opera
uons on the stock exchange after the
triple holiday was attended by a. gen.
eral demonstration Of strength. In
the hrst half-hour's active trading,
gains OF L to 4 points were made by
such diversified issues as Atlantic
Gulf, Marine preferred, u. S. Steel,
Cruclble Steel, Virginia Iron, Baldwin
Locomotive, General Motors, General
Electric Studebaker, Industrial Alco-
hoi, American Sugar, Sumatra To-
bacco and Ohio Gas. Rails were al
most the only backward features, al
though Canadian Pacific scored an
advance of IL points. Liberty is
sues were reactionary, the second As
making low record of 95.
Close-Gains in a few specialties
during the last hour were offset by
further heaviness of =. S. Steel and
other leaders. The closing was irreg-
ular. Liberty 8 1-2's sold at 98.70 to
1882 with new low records for the
first and second As at 96.1S and 94.70,
respectively. Sales approximated 475,-
600 shares.
New York Stock Exchange quota
tons furnished by Richter Sc Co.,
mem berS of the New York Stock Elk
change.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
COURT COLUMBIA WHIST.

An enjoyable whist was held last
night by the members of Court CO.
lumba, Daughters Of CASTLE, and
their friends. The ladies' first prize
was won by Mrs John 8. Poyer and
second prize was won by Mrs. Charles
Gaffney. The gentlemens first prize
was won by Thomas McNulty and the
second prize by Frank Stillman. Mrs.
Fred Murphy acted as chairman. as
sisted by Mrs. Erwin. Refreshments
were served after the whist.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
STREETS IN BAD SHAPE.

Two complaints were registered At
the police station today about the
wretched condition of streets. One
was about Union street where the
1nanhole is blocked up, causing the
street to be practically inundated
The property owners were rather
caustic today in their remarks about
the board Of public works. The other
complaint was about a hole on Broad
street, which was considered danger
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
MRS. SARVAN'S WILL.
Pleasant Street Woman Leaves Estate
To Her Husband.

The will of the late Mrs. Emma f.
Sarvan of Pleasant street was filed in
the probate court today. After direct
ing that all her just debts and fun
eral expenses be paid, the testator re-
quests that the sum of 800 be given
to the town of New Britain for the
care of her burial plot in Fairview
cemetery.
The rest of the estate is bequeathed
to the testator's husband, Thomas ].
Sarvan. The will was drawn by
Judge G. w. Andrews on January s,
1917
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
PARYYKA ESTATE SUED.

Margin Sjeckus has brought suit
against the estate of Frank Partyl5a
for $3.50. The plaintiff alleges that he
loaned the defendant $16O. Deputy
Sheriff NJ. y. Stockwel today gar
nisheed money in the possession Of
the insurance commissioners in Hart
ford. The writ is returnable in the
city court on the first Monday in
March.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
GUNNERS SPATIER
STEEL On GERMANS
CONTINUED From First Page).
genville in the same district but were
repulsed with heavy losse
English Raid Near HARLEQUIN.

London, Feb. 13.-"We carried out
a successful raid last night on Ger
man trenches southeast of Hargicourt,
capturing II prisoners including an
officer" says today's official statement
"Patrol encounters in which casual
ties were inflicted on the enemy took
place last night southeast of Lens.
APART from hostile artillery activ-
ity near Epeny and northeast Of
Ypres, there is nothing further to re-
port
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
WARM CAMPAIGN
INFACTORY Circles
Minor & COrbin Leads in Sale Of
Thrift Stamps

Minor & Corbin Box Co. holds the
lead in the factory Thrift Stamp sales
league, and the Stanley Works bare
ly outstrips Landers, Frary & Clark
this week in the total amount and
sales. 1t looks as though it was
going to be nip and tuck between
these two corporations in buying up
Thrift Stamps. The Fafnir Bearing
Co., which is one of the smaller con-
Germs, is making a, superb showing
with sales aggregating $3.50 to it's
credit.
The factory standing is announced
by Chairman F. r. Gilpatric as fol-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
Artillery Attack on Aisne Front.

Paris, Feb. 13.-There was fairly
heavy artillery fire last night near
Pinon, on the Aisne front, says to-
days war office statement. North
west of Rheims the bonn bardment
was also rather lively. The French
carried out successful raids and
drove off a German attacking de-
tachment in the Ember1n emil region.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
y. NJ. G. 4. MOTIFS

At the Sunday afternoon meeting
of the Y. M. G. A. c. H. Hudson, the
speaker of the afternoon. will have
for his topic, "a Trip Up the Tigris"
The lecture will be illustrated by
stereopticon views of the Tigris VAL
ley.
Miss Bliss, head of the educa- g
tional departm for foreigners. will
give an illustrated talk to the classes
tomorrow evening.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Miss Rosetta n. Williams.

The funeral of Miss Rosetta N.
Williams will be held at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon from her late
home I'll Black Rock avenue. Rev.
Henry W. Maier will officiate. The
funeral will be private and burial
will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13

London, Feb. 13.-Walter Hines
Page, the American AMBASSADOR,
spent today at a military camp where
a number of survivors of the Tus-
cania are lodged. He talked with
some of the officers and soldiers and
expressed satisfaction that there was
no evidence of any shaken nerves
among them as a result of their ex-
perience.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13

CARL YOUNGBLAD, NJ. G. Graduate
Medical Masscur, Il w. Main ST.,
office 'phonc 42S-13, residence phone
675-5. Violet Ray, Thermo-lite Bath.
Massage Headaches, Ncuritis, Insom-
mia, rheumatism, ImDcdcd CirCuIa-
ton, etc. Treatments through your
physician or by appointments only at
YOiIr residence or Office.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
Impressed BY British Forces.

Rome, Feb. 12.-The minister ot
war, Gen. Alfieri has returned to
Rome from visit to England.
'The impression I received" he
said, may be summarized in the
words 'earnestness' and discipline,
which apply to the whole British en-
pire. My observations Of the English
people confirm the impression I re-
ceived when I saw the British troops
on our own front"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13

Mrs. Anna Jusky, aged 80 years,
died this morning at the New BRIT
ain General hospital. she was ad-
mitted to the hospital only fVe hours
nrevious to her death suffering from
nneumonia. She was the wife Of
Peter JuSky.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
BELOJN BUYS PROPERTY.

Fred Beloin has purchased the F.
T. Griswold residence at the corner
of Sherman Court and West Main
street, through the Camp Real Es-
tate CO. 1t is said that the new
owner will make his home there
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13


year IN and had a great time. I am
smoking some good American cigars
YOU sent me and [ am going to hang
on to them. | shall keen those
knitted socks YOU sent NE, if / have
to stand over them with 4 fixed bay
onet. I would like to write and tell
you of some OF the things l have seen
over here, but the censor would not
pass it. I could live in the smallest
town in the United States without
grumbling after living over here for
this is the smallest town in the world.
The men, women and children all
wear wooden shoes.
I am feeling fine and I am send
ing YOU some souvenirs of France, 50
be on the lookout fir them. | re-
ceiVed the nice Testament you sent me
and carry it in my pocket. I re-
ceiVed two punches of 'Heralds' and
I wish you could see the boys devour
the news from them. [ also received
package from the Universal club of
Landers, Frary & Clark which I GER
tainly appreciated.
Tell all the folks that I thank
them for the things they sent me,
and I am very much pleased with
them all. Tell them we are over here
to lick the Kaiser, and if we don't do
it soon, it won't be our fault.
BEST regards to all the folks fro
your loving son,
RAYMOND"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
Miss Catherine Cooley.

The funeral CT Miss Catherine Co.
hey will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the home in Beckley Quarter. The
funeral will be private and burial will
be in the East Berlin cemetery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
COL. BURPEE TO SPEAK.

Colonel c. w. Burpee of the Con-
necticut Home Guards will deliver an
address at the meeting of the Current
Events club of the ST. Mary's Sodal-
ity tomorrow evening in the parish
hall.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
Connecticut Soldier Buried.

Washington, Feb. 13.-Julius Wag-
rer, of Stamford, Conn, was one of
the American soldiers buried on the
Scottish coast.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13
Mrs. Anna Staab.

The funeral of Mrs Anna Staab
will be held at O'Clock tomorrow
morning at st. Peters church.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13

lows:
John Sloss, Riley r. Murray, H. c.
Bates, Anthony Elboni, Winston A
Harsock, L. n. Collins, c. Bradley,
j. B. Grow, D. f. Ingleshart, A. S.
Gillespie
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13

A meeting of the factory directors
in the campaign will be held Friday
night at o'clock at the Chamber
of Commerce rooms. Rector Sutcliffe
of ST. Marks church will give a short
talk on Now Is the Time for Ac-
ton" and John Fellows Of the Stan
ley Works and John Hubert of Land
ers, Frary & Clark will tell How to
Sell En-" Although the factory
sales are picking up, there isn't any
where near enough pep" in the
campaign. An open forum will be
conducted and everyone will be ex-
pected to make suggestions for BOOM
/ ing Thrift Stamps.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1918-02-13

A surprise party was Rendered Miss
Lima Krah at her home, go Main
street, last evening by 80 of her
young friends. Thomas Murphy rem
dered several solos and a dainty
luncheon was served.
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0ebenh
Sollen Qlle psrbeu, bic ibre Stimme
sesen ben ariss erbebeH,
Sost Repraisntart SuIius aabn BON
GaliIornien.

Rem Dor,, "a. WGrs.- llnDers
3iielides SGns.n mar bos WitteI. bos
RsprGientani SuIius aabH aus Galis
iorni.n am Sonntas in elmer Teoc
bier fir 3iejeuisen befiirportete. hie
r,ine AFFIRMING. ober perrdtheriiAe
Gimme laut ipsrbeu Iaiisn."
.Wir miiEcr an iolden 2suten siTl
Grempsl itnflirsn iinb slpar fofort'
faais sr. Der WnnH in oieiem Gam
be, Der ben arieq ieet perbammt, pdb'
renb isin 2anb i'm arieee fiebt. boi
nidts ouf ameritnniidem Bpben HI
Tuhen Ter Wann Der ii6 ,ueipsrt els
nen Dollar gum 9ntnif bon frreis
bcitsbpubs sur GrbaItung urierer
Sungens in Der arrss bei5uIiearn.
III, msiner unmo6sebli&en aHfihi
nah, Elm gerrGtber an nniersm Cans
be. Denn mein Gobn uitb ssSbr Eohn
piqens iinb ibr aeber fir bas aano
onbinsuaebsH nne Der Warn ohue
Spbn isinsg6rie perhliebt unb nihts
bergiebt. 70 iplIts er burh bic 9erurs
tbeilung Der 6ffshtlifen Wseinuns
aus bem Qanbe eep.ifldN tperoeu."
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qOt,riyid i'm aelIer ansaebo6en

Gin poieripieIfen, an bem lid, adj
SpieIer bttkiligtsn, ipdbrenb Der
Dirtb Gouis grodmann binier einem
inlpropifirien Ghonitiidb itaHb, nm
bic Gdiie beoienen gu iSnnen. ipurbe
oeilern Rohmitias i'm Refer bel
8rodmcHn'iten WtrtHidufi. Ro.
JAP Calhoun Gtrabe, bon poIBiften
nes 8. Diitriiis iiberrumpelt. Die
d6t Spisisr ipurben i'nier entfpres
fenbm aHtIosen in 9oft senommen
rnD aebuIitcs gd8ub nit grcds
NOM. Der iib auf eins anfIase Der
8erfebnng bss Sonniagsssfebes To-
tpobI, fuie aud Der DuISuns eines
Gliidsfpiels sn beranifporien bdben
ipirb. saa
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Gine sppd,emadenbe Gntbedana aut
Nmerifas llrseif.

9iu9 amerita bat iein gliltbal, ipu
in bobsn Grdberu Meui9en Der llr,
seit i&Iurnmern. unb aus ben 9ingen,
bic ibnsn auf bic eipise ReiIe miise'
seben lpurben. bic auItur elmer fernen
gusanssnbeit empOrfsisi. DisIss
Wiitel ameritas 1T Der Reb Riu.r i'm
norbtpeitIiden atrtanias, unp in
iiinsfter 3eit ifi es bem aorf6unss-
eifer Der ameritaniffxn MrfdoIogen
stIunseu. bier epo3emadenbe Gni.
btdunseu su polIbrinsen. bic bic Dor.
atit Der Reusn Delt aug ibrsm a.s
beimnibpolIen Sunisl ins 2idt Der
Geffidte riidt. lIeber bic aubsrors
bentIidsn Rdultnte Der erpebition,
bic nuf bem Dampf.r Gopher ben
Reb Riper eutlons fubr unb @rabuRs
gen psraniialitie, berihtei Elm Wlit,
slisb Der arddolosiffxn Qrbibeilnng
Der ataoamie bon pbiIabtlpbia. 8.
Retpen Worbls, in einem umfafIerben
9aufiab in .Sarpers Masa;ine4:
an brei Stdiien iinD bic neiien
Grtbedunseu, bic i'm @uftras Der
Mtobelnis ppn philadelphia unttr Der
aeitung bon @arsnte .. Moore ges
madi ipurbsn. IOialiiiri: 9ei SaIen
pIact, 5oiter plaee unb 9abnean.
bos ON Rsb Riper bersiis nifi mebr
in ariamas, iOnbern i6on in aOuia
iiana liesi. Jn ben 5iis.ln BON Solep
place. no man Ihon friiber auf Ders
ein5elt. pfeilipiben nnb Gefdbf6erbeu
seitoben ipnr. eHtbedte mnn Die ipids
iigfie Gruppe bon etrGbern, bic bic,
b.r in ben ger.inisten Staaien gsiuns
ben iporben 1T. Gisben Selben Der
llr5eii Insen bier, ti.f in bic grbe ses
bett.i. beisinaNb,r. ole sin5eIn. n,ir
in sinem .in;issn fsale lds,n 5iuei
st0rper suiammen IN sinem breiten
Grabe. Die bsiben qeibsr iparen nit,t
Seite on Ssits ,fonbtrn aufeinanber
etIesi. Die 9eisabsH biefts Dopptl'
arabes aber parsn iebr reid. dber iie
lpurhen iibertrofftn Don 5ip.i anberen
0rdbern, In benen aiigeniGeinli6
sipti srobs 5dupiIinse. prisifer unb
ari.ser befiattsi porben tparrn.
Die Wdtten unb 9epebs, Der Gss
herT6mud unb bic bcn,alien 5dnis,
bic ibu.n ipabri6eirIid nif bic rpciie
ReHs in oe SnsbsriinSs bes srobsn
@eifiss mitseseben fpor6en iparsr.
iinb in ben pielsn SabrtatisNben sii
Gtnab periaaen. 2lbsr anbers Hoits
baritittn fpuyren nod 10 oufgefuns
ben, ME fe emit nit Dem SeIben ins
@rab peIesl paren. usbsr ben maifis
ben Gd,dbsl bes tinen sdupiIines lns
gen frsI3ipsile nus Mujfelfdnlen aes
arbeiitk robrsnfSrmiee Usr5isrunetu.
tie einji liein 5anr eeIhmiidi bntien.
gu beiben S,iten DsB aopfts fau6
mon Ohrrinss aus Wtuitein mil
ileinsu Rnpftrorn0nenfen. I'm ben
Gals 1tng eint Retie Don 48 burdf
Eobrten g|erIen Mu9 MeTe zines fups
feruen Mrmhdnbs tpopen nod az ers
ssnu<1 Dem Sd1ptIius. hsg suslsit.
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4estiAes 1beater.
Ter Sdlpanf ,Gsr Slob i'm CIR"
peridaiit benz Bnblifiim gsrsnd.
gen nno @iap Giebrid Gin
autes genefij.

.9borbeit gu seIspeu.r 3eit III bic
qrobte Neisbeit." Dieies Wort bes
idnpGbii6en pfarrns Seboiiian
Strand aus bem Is. Sabrbunberi CAB
oie 9epiie iiir bic geitrige 8oritelliHg
i'm 9eutIfSn abeater, bic sualsicb
bos 8snefi5 mar fir ben treffliden
RoHifer @ilp Diebrib. Der brsiats
tige Sdpont Der 6lob i'm Sbr" beg
;SranspI.n Georges sJspbsou, beuti6
bon Wplff surObb. III Elm snter
Ginfall, rihtiaer Elm Ruiten,6nis
brolliger Ginfils. bic Der Berfaifer
batte unb oas publitum in anesnsb.
mer Gteiaerung in pergniigteifer aa9s
luun. bielten.
Cine in ibrcr Berriidibeit eiH3innrs
tiae 4utoiueeeition, bab Der dlilide
gbemanu ieiEe Hrnu ni6t mehr Sl
tiifIen ipnet, neil er in b.m 9bsater
ein Stiid aeieku bat, in bem gipei
5otssitsreiIenbe i'm Gffenbatndbtbsil
serobs am EiTen bur6 ben 3pii5tns
riif .SdbeH Sic Hid'ts 81 Der5olIeT2"
aebinbert iperben uHb er nun ebens
fatls isbesmal bides ft6reHbe Wort su
b6ren meint, tiIbet ben Iusoanass
puntt. Gine siferfii9tige argp5bnii6e
gnttiH, cine tempernmentpolle sriins
bertide fyrelnbin, Elm nit einem
Spra9feblsr bebafteter Better, ein
felbffbetpnbier Tfener. f.ine bds Ras
f6en liebenbe Gbefrnu, Elm amud
fdnfenber Spanier, Elm berriidier
Gnsldnber, einS6neden eHsrbsr slr5i.
ben i'm @a4tuleii.erton iprs4eHSs
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|inb bonbdnbe Wirtb bonn -3drtIidxr
RofsrA. elm broIIises 1aitoiunl mi
Ibem pitIiaaenben Rdmefl .Erntbdhn"
Der bcn .sipnnasbebofttten- fiiHe'
{d<ueH Gbemann Ghnli1 fie6t, iDit cir
gi bem anbern, unb Der rbeumatifH'
OnteI aeben cine Nbnung Don bieieT
tplen Dlirheinonher. bas I'm 3iptiter
9lft feinen 50kpuntt trreid1t. Dd5r
Elm Observation-Disclosures Brief ctr
ioacnanntes Gbambre ieparee, eirt
ortbbore Wanb, stne perlcren gtgan-
gene GaltmsnpIaiie ifiip. - res Gu
ten faft aupisl.
Ser 9enefi5innt in Der Ioppelrolc
Ghanoebife, 9r,itbdfn nn0 3ugIeih als
Spiellciter mar bon itntpioeriteblidrr
aomif ino trug er aud, bier nno oa
ettpas sid oilf, MIN, Der Sdnuait
fornte es pertrogen. er mar iiner.
iGiitterlidl in Der geherridpirg Der
sio[le lnlo Der germanoliiugen, gnil,
aIeid. aIs mas er niiitrat. Serrn
TieSrid, nuroe peroiente glnerfen.
ninig 5utbeil. Tie if)onjte lag ipcbl IN
oern itattIif beiid,ten Shus. slnd) an
oiebesaaben bot es nidjt gefebIt uno
an @eiiaa ganB gepiB nidt. 5raii
Gle Sd,mto gortp tRapmonoe)
witBfe ihrem GpieI beioIloers i'm er.
iien Oft 9eibenifaftIid)feit un6 2iet.
rel, bei5iuniidyal, Die angenebm EN-.
pFunben ipnrSen. Ilar Suergeils
fGamiael par Der iugenSlide Romi.
fer epmme il faut. Gs lit INNER nib.
lid, Elm forperIid,es @ebreden aili
6ie giibne al brineen, neil oas Ieidi
abItoReno pirft. Serrn Suergen's
Gurit lit es bod ansured,uen. Sab er
es pcrlianoen. ben SnInor bieies
Spra6orgnniehIers bermls5ifriitalIi'
iiren, obne bie @ren5e 3imn abItoben'
oen su iiberihreiten.
ssn 3im 5beiI toIler, iibermiiibiaer
2ninie uno nit id,nu'pielcriidem @e.
idif friaen gum erfoIs Ses Stiides
ierner bel: Serr Reper, ,Gieen ais Der
Spanier, Sttc ernit s6miS als Der
@irtb .suin 5drtIiden aoter", iSrl.
Selene Sod (9iieiermel 0hieller.5a.
bricius Or. 8inahe). 8iap gnier
fsionnin), ScIene guerger { (Slpnlpe)
Sans Sdnien aIs Der engliite &lopf.
fetter, Sscar gauIp aIs Der rbantn.
tiife SnfeI, iotpie Die @ertreter Der
fleineren MoIIen SRI. aoutie @oper.
Fri. @era W,aper uno Serr DriB
Taiibe.
Das gubIifum fam aus Dem 2ahen
nift bcraus ,m6 ersoste iif, al beut
bIiihenoen ltniinn iiber Die TaBen.
gtidlften Sonutag bat Direttor
Sdrmib genefi5 uno Bel biefer @e.
Ieaenheii tuiro CT In ieiuer @larBroue,
ais 9iteIbeIS IN Der Geo Snn'fher
Sperette Ter fi6eIe @duer" oiiftre.
ten. Tie Spcrette rpirb iurter Witpir'
f,rna beg Serrn lllrid, Sdifpt nno
oes ssrIs. gInaele Groue, beibe bon
Chicago. gegeben.
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geur.

= Snfolse Don GelbfterltaiinSiHg
ertitdnb seiterH gtohntittag aesen 3
ilbr IN Der sSeilenfabrif Der Srs 5Ile
60, S06-S0S 9roaopup. elm 5euer,
bas jebofp auf ieinen Serb beit,rdnft
ipur6e, ebe es mebr ais $500 Sdsd.
ben angcridtet batte. Der ALARM
wgirbe bonn &aiten 359 abgegeben.
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YIN 0ebeimen
Wurbs i'm Reidstass 9ommittss
bic Jrass besiisIia 5oaanSs be'
aHtfpprtet.

4mteroam 9pnneritaa q.
Tadrs. Sm 3auptipmmittse bss
Reidstaes frus dm 9onneritas Der
Gentrumsabgeorbnste Ndt9ins Gr5s
berger, mas te gaesierune beSiieiid
bes Drudes gu tbun eeod9t., Der pon
Der entente aiyf SolIunb ausgeiibt
miro. Der unieritaatsietretdr bes
aeuBeren Barron DON b.m 9usides
5aobenbauien sab eine pertrauIide
4ntrport.
Wie eine Der 9erlinsr Depefden Bee
Iast, bat Der Winiiter oes Snnern Der
Ukraine sin ;funofbrefben an frons
30frfas, engI;id,e unb belsii9e Sffis
siere sefanbt. bic. iitb nod IN RiefD
tefinben, uRb Il. oufseforoert, bi,
lltraine 5ll osrlafen.
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yraulaoriae aampibdlne.

Ger Ssidbrige Stepbau spnd, so7
Satbannp SfraBe, ruirbe geiterrl
giadjmittag pon ieiner 60idbriaen
@ottin. nut Der er. in eineit Iisput
serdtben ipar, berart IN Die Iimfe
Snlsieite nno ben redJfen Arm ge.
Itof)en, oaB or inn StaotboipiidI, 100.
bin er orrt Eatrolalito 4 aebrnht
ipuroe. IN beoentIi9em 3niianoe bar.
nieoerlieai.
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ben, neil er Iif eeipeisert bat nit Der
Sruppen. bic er befebliete. ben Deiit'
f4en In Narlpn Miberitnrb su Ieiaen
er ipirb Dor einem rebpiutiondrer
Geridtsbpf pro3eHirt fperben.
RapitGn Qeon Shmdno unb Gent.
nant Berger, @ertrster bes Deutidwr
Rothen Rrersts. iinb in ct. gIeirs.
burg aneetcmmen. TOO iie semslnlhdft.
lid mit Der ftipebifHsn @eIanbt,
i6aft cine llnisrirdung beaiialih bes
,3nitanbs Der beutIdsn Rriegssefanges
Hen maden. ebe bieFe ausaetaufdt
fpcrben.
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bic Dnlhhen gang Don RublunS iips
lirt. Serr Wiumm bot bort aIs Der
'Sunberbertreier Deutidlnnbs bic
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nit Berlin rnb 8ien 1T eeT6affen
tporben nnb 5i, 3situngen per5ffenfz
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peften. Oeutitss Gelb in febr ffart
in Der Stdbt i'm llmIauf unb 10 Gos
peten baben ben Wertb elmer Mart.
ufrainer Gtfangens trsffen tGqIid, aus
Deutidianb pnb Deiterrsi6 elm.
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&amiltou.
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