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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-30
Eighth Grade
JOHN STREET SCHOOL
First Grade

First Grade
Nelson Clarke. Raymond Davis.
Eengell Boxwell Lee Garrett. Nelson
Small Chris stocker Bobby clohan
Hazel Louise Grimes, Maudle McDer
mon. May Rockwell, velyy Clemens
Lula KILLER, Mildred Small.
Second Grade A
John Rittenour Douglas CLANCY
Charles Brown. Smith Pine, william
clohan. Raymond Hartley, Carroll
seibert Catherine Gregory, Annie
Kibler, Donna Chambers, Julia Nc
Dorman, Jane Link, Madeline Daluto
Second Grade 3
EDNA Kline. Anna Mary Barber,
Geraldine Hunt Pauline Meadow,
Mamie Legg. Charles Lord, Homer
Diffenderfeis Charles Appleby, Harry
Booth Max sencindiver, Bointen
Glesner, Frank Dunn, Harry Ewing
Third Grade A
VIRGINIA Kaufman, Elizabeth Dunn,
Marguerite Mandigo Lucy Miller
Margaret Rockwell. Bertella Rogers,
Mack Dawson, Dyre Crimes, Allen
Carper. Lee Watson, Bard Strow-
bridge, Martin Quinn, Paul McCau
ley German Butler, VIM. Hemp, Rob.
ert Hutzler,
Third Grade 3
Odessa Butler, Gladys Russler Ell
la Pine, Esther shaffer, Louise Nc
Bee, Gladys Hutsler, Ruth Thomp-
son, Bruce snowden, Charles Crimes.
James Welty, Robert Quinn, Joe
Pickett, James Sellars, William
shaull, Cleveland Roberts, Allen
Kline, William Crawford, Howard
Legs.
Fourth Grade A
Gladys Alther, Margaret Caskey
Edna D'Aiuto Blanche Davis, Mary
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-30

Fetzer, Bertha Griffith, Celia Kline,
Irene Killer, Nora Lloyd, Bernadne
Meadows, Violet Manspeaker, Roy
Chambers, Donald Chambers, Elmer
Donald Grimes, Ellsworth
Linton, Kent Miller, Robert yelling
er. Gus Wiltshire, Charles Yontz,
John Manspeaker George sparrrw
Thomas sparrow
Fourth Grade 8
Mary Gafi, Adelaide Russler, An.
ma Rutledge. Leona Thompson, Ger
aldine Williams, Pauline Keiser,
John Breeder, Harry Copenhaver,
Celtic Glesner, Dudley Lee Harley,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-30

Paul Kisner, Lawrence Kline, La
tame McCauley, Howard Mcdonald
wendell Mckee, John William Mil
Ter. knight Mcdonald
Fifth Grade
John Thomas Chambers, William
Carper, John Gardner Earl Hollis,
liar han Keller John CAN'T Miller,
Theodore Matthews, G. A. Miller, III.
Marguerite Blake Edna Eubanks,
Mary Hodges, Evelyn Hodges, Ruth
Kline, Winifred Link, Phoebe Lem
en-, Valaria Martin. Virginia Miller,
Isabelle Miller, Julia Mulliss, Jose.
phine Manford, Gertrude McDorman,
Frances Roberts, Douglas Simpson,
Catherine Sitter Elizabeth spauld-
ing, Liz Earl Young, Virginia Yontz.
Sixth Grade
Junior Dean, Alfred Davis, Hart
Dawson, Tom Martin, Robert Lloyd,
Raymond Miller, George O'Brien, Kel-
ly Piper, James Shipper, Charles
Small, Archie Young, Margaret Barr
Roxie Beeler, Goldie Beeler, Nellie
Clark, ,Violetta Dean, Corinne Ever
sole, Harriet Harper, Ethel Jones,
Martha Roberts, Mary Young.
Seventh Grade
Charles Edwards Chambers. Clyde
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-30
. A raw, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You Apply
a Little Musterole.

And Musterole won't blister like the
old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just
spread it on with your fingers. It pene-
trates to the sore spot with gentle
tingle, Ioosens the congestion and draws
out the soreness and pain.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. 1t is fine for
quick relief from sore throat, bronchitis,
tonsiIitis, Group, stiff neck, astnma, neu-
ralgia, headache. congestion, plcurisy,
rheumatism, lunlkdgo, pains and aches o.
the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds on
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy chill
dren. Keep it handy for instant use.
Soc and Coo Jars; hospital size $3.50.
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Second Grade

Loretta Garrett, Elizabeth Jeffer-
son. Virginia Little. Frances Staublv,
Margaret shanholtz, Katherine Wat,
son, Mary Williams. Mitchell Bacon,
Robert Bovey, Chenille Brumbaugh.
Norman Cole. Ralph Linaburg, Harry
Morrison. Alvin PoisalA oliver Ruth,
erford, Walter Sakeman.
Third Grade
Grad Homer, Lester Pouder Rob
ert Thornburg. Clarence Smith, Da-
vid Hudgel. Edgar Gageby, William
Gageby. Douglas Messick. Edward
Tonry. Holland Burgan. Mildred Nit
chell Margaret Taylor. Ruth Parrizp
Fourth Grade
Helen Peck, Marie Thomas. Eliza.
beth Yoder Audrey Duke, Rose Hol.
lis, Mary Bruce Eagle, Freeda Heck,
Mable Unger,. Sarah Dorm, Anne Har-
rison, Nelson Chapman, Ellis Sulli
van, Garrett shipley, Prentiss Tur-
ner. Redwood Binns. Herbert Wat
SON. William Licklider. Douglas
Thomas, John Pultz, Kenneth Crow
ell Guy Hardy
Fifth Grade
Ruth Knaggs. Virginia Imbach
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Cha1.es Edwards Chambers, Clyde
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-30
HIGH STREET SCHOOL.
First Grade.

John Alger. Chenille Widmeyer,
Charles b. Keesey, Roy White, Bruce
Renteh, Fred Bachman jay Gregory,
Clarence BoxweM, J. Curtis Wolfe,
Edward Keedy Mamie Knighten,
rhelma Good, Ruth Brenner, Virginia
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-30

lTrenary Helen Coleman, Nellie Hob
day. Irene Kyle.
Second Grade.
silas Caskey, Albert Murphy, Rey-
nolGs OBrien, George Tederick. Paul
Yeakley, Alma Burkhart, Edna Kni.
ghten, Jane Mentzer, Minnie Niercn-
berg, Mary Rockwell. Fausel Riker.
Third Grade.
LENA Bremen. Helen Miller. Mel
vim DeHaven, Howard Elliott, Syy-
vestei Smith.
Fourth Grade.
Jim Ashton, Stuart Custer. John
Harley, Edward Murray, Bruce Mar
tin Howard Siler, Margaret Britt,
Lottie Bremen, Pearl Dorand, Louise
Kline, Anna Mcbride, Ruby Michael.
Fifth Grade.
William Keplinger. John Murray.
Leonard Nuremberg, Francis NIcode-
mus, Lansdale Piper William Edison,
DIuCe Dulbot JSof,4c DOWldh, 0Adu1N
Gregory, Alyella KEGS. Burdette KEEP
linger. Sarah OBHen, LOWE Sakeman,
Eloise Sender
Sixth Grade.
Raymond BcNwell, Leroy Coleman,
Bert Kline, Willie Bowie. Herbert
Miller, Herman Mills. Pauline Boehm,
Ruth Burkhart, Ruth Butts, Audrianne
Se.baIt, Iris Yeakley
Seventh Grade.
Robert Cline, Walter Knighten,
James Mcdonald, Whitney Michael,
John Murphy Ernest siler, Robert
Bryarly Allen Bird, Stephen Nc
R,lde, Edna Brantner, Rachel Cas-
key. Virginia Rimel, Helen thinner
rln Ruth Fellers.
Eighth Grace.
Charles sullivan. Ned Kline, Edgar
Michael Merle Taller, Hugh ATent-
.er Pearl Jacques, Lucetta Brantner,
katherine Kline, Estha Combs.
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-30

in the face and red in the toes. No
more for me. Use "Gets-It." II
never fails. Touch any corn or cal
lus with two drops of "Gets-It,"
and ''Gets-It" does the rest. It's a
relief to be able to stop cutting
corns, making them bleed wrapping
them up like packages and using
STICKY tape ana saves say , AZ r iaat,,ss
the toe as smooth as your palm. You
can wear those new shoes without
pain, dance and be risky on your
feet. It's great to use "Gets-It."
"Gets-It," the guaranteed, money
back corn-remover. the onlysurn way.
costs but a trifie at any drug store.
Mfdby u. Lawrence & Co, Chicago, ILL.,
Sold In Martlnshurg and recon
as the worlds best corn rem
edy by w. S. Harper & Co., M. A
A. M. Gilbert.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-30
BURKE STREET SCHOOL
First Grade

Edwin Bacon. Foster Callahan,
Howard Hardy, William Stephens,
Thomas Thornbhrg, William Andels
con, Miller Shade, Banks Wilbur,
Samuel Felker, Claude Hedges,
Gladys Custer, Jane Staples. Lottie
shriver, Elizabeth Dychee Evelyn
Viewer, Dorothy Barbour. Helen Mar.
~.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-30
Step Lively! corns
Quit with "Gsts- IL"
The Great Corn oosener of the
Age. Never Fails. Painless.

Watch my step? What's the usel
1 go along fright side up without
care" even With corns, because / use
"Gets-It'', the painless, off -like-a-ba-
nana-peel corp remover. tried
other ways galore, until Iwas blue
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-04-30

Mildred Heck. Winifred Anderson,
Elizabeth Marmaduke, Ethel Eppard;
Lorraine Lynn, Ruth Dyche, Elizabeth
Smith. Marian Grozinger, Dorothy
Stewart Margaret Stewart, Virginia
Turner, Margaret Hyatt, Imogene
Miller, Jack Fiery, Douglas shipley,
Roy Hardy Percy Knipe, Lionel
Rogers. Francis Hoffheins, Nathan
Rhodes. Wallace DeGrange, Fred
Dyche, Ralph Stauly. Nat Boyd. Tom
Peck Marshall Homer. Pearson
Binns, Edward Jefferson, Paul Little.
Ray Hull, Burreu Martin.
Sixth Grade
Katherine Geyer Elizabeth Wat.
son Matilda stephens. Ida Gageby.
Mary Kurtz. William Hartley. Leon.
ard Cramblitt, Cedric sullivan. Jane
Myers. Auburn Woods, Robert De
Grange, Paul Kastle, Albert lnmbach
John Rutherford, Louis Fristoe, Al
IA Edwards, Bernard Duke, Ottoman
Spauldlng, Harry Quinn
Seventh Grade
Louise Mitchell, Ruth Miles, May
Heck, Mary Peck, Margaret Sullivan.
Elizabeth Dyche, Alma Morris. Louis
Sullivan, Margaret Mace, Hannah
Smith, Lucie Hardy Edna sheely
Earl Johnson, Harold Foster, Robert
Little, Webster Gilbert, Peyton Har,
rison, Edgar Wolfes. George johnson,
Nathan Katz, Edgar Householder,
Guy Abrell
Eighth Grade
Gladys Zimmerman. isabelle Eos
ter, Alice Taylor, Leona Carr. Zilpha
Ruthrauf, Lena Edwards, Katherine
Wever, Myra Snyder, Chrystal Ruth.
erford Martha Thornburg La Rus
Mong, Dorothy Rutherford. Robert
Mace, Carlton Walters, George Pois.
al Paul .Mosier Kenneth Viewer,
Charles Kilmef
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0sntentert
Saben grie6ifde Srippen in Der
9dbe bon aLtbel aber bic WSeirterei
tpuroe prompt uitteroridt, pie
bic gbegierung uielbet.

atben4. Ge6riiar. Cine wseat'
terei, an Der Elm groBer Sbeil Der
grie9ii9en Snfaneriereglmeiter N
SsanIina, etpa 30 Wteilen nOroweitli9
bon at6en seIegen ioiuie an4 einlge
9lrtiaerilten In Oieier Sta6t betbeili9t
uaren, iano ON perfIoiieIlea 5reIta9
albeno itatt. Gle puroe prompt I'M
teroriidt.
sSn einer orntli6en grflGrung beiBt
es, 6ab bic Uaeilterei peranlabt Duroe
nm Die Wlo6ilmadptng 5I bebinoerrl
-2ie W1ebr5abI Der neiiternoen Srlip'
pen 1T, pie es ferner IN Der @rfla'
ritng 6eiBt, IN lire aaiernen 5nriid.
gefebrt unb bat bic &saffen a6gelie.
fert. Bon gttben uno' 2arioia puroerl
tpuroen Srlippen nod Sarnira ge'
fert. Bon g(tben urb 2drioid
Rerterer berfolgt uro oirgfeit ge.
modt wiroen. Gin &riegsgerift lit
einberufen tporoen, I'M bic S6ltloi'
gen 0ii prooelIiren.
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gu Gnbe
SIT, tpie mis Berlin eenteI6et miro,
Der glusltmro in 9attfbIanb.
Streitfiibrer batten fir @Ontas bic
. a,ieoeraHfnabme Der 9Irbeit ON
geratben.

2ou6on A. Gebruar. Wlit Der
4lusnabme eirer neiien Streifbewe'
gling IN Sena, bic bonn xSerlirer
9aaeblatt~ berid)tet miro, ideirt Der
ausItan6 IN Deiitiflano tbatia&lit
5l ertbe su sein. Die Siibrer Der aus.
itdnbigen batten fin aaontag Die @ie.
6erallfna6nle Der arbeit nuseratben.
Oeutide 8eitiineen nelOen teine
giubeItorungen in Berlin an SanlS.
tag.
lie 9ireftoren Der aritpp'iden
9lulagen baben crfldrt, tpie Die Sol
nlife 3eitlng4 nielOet, oab BON
10000 arbeitern MIR 400 Die Or.
belt nieOergelegt baben uro 6ab biefe
beitraft reipettipe ertIoiien Uoroen
ftno.
Ger Berliner vgortpdrts" ifrei6t,
6aB 5u Dem @ebduoe, in tDelfem bns
2riegsgerift tngt, oas gublifum Tel.
nen,3utritt Bat inro bob es BON Sritp.
ben betpddjt miro. Seirrid Sfailbe,
Der erIte @efangene. Der pro5efffrt
tpurbe, tpurbe su feds Wonaten @es
fdnqniB beriirtheilt, neil er Sling.
fd,riften berfbeilf hntte. In meIfen bie
arbeiter gum Gtreit aufgeforbert
fDuroen.
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Giinf Sabre 9eitnng
erbtelt ber Hei9stassabeeorbnste
Milbelm 9ittmann, unter Der gtus
tldse Der &ufrei5uns gum
Sc9Derraib.

g.rlin 4. Gebr. = Der gum
roci.alsn glii9el Der partsi geb5risc
lc5ialbemoirattibe Reidstaes al6se'
orbnets Wilbslm 0iitmann, ber Dpr
etnem auberorbsntliGen aricgsgsriGt
inter Der 4ntlage Der gfnfrei5una
gum 5o4Derratb, bes Diberitanps
geseH bic Stantseeipalt unb tpegen
3uiDiberpanbluns sssen bic @sitim'
mungeu rro5efii.! i0riten mar, in be-
nen cine gstbeilisuns an bsm gsnes
raIitreit untsriogt purbe. III ON
Tiontag su fiinfidbrisef syeitunssbaft
Defurtbeilt tporben.
Dittmdnn fpur6e duberbem aud
nod pessn Dibsrifanbs gtpen bic
GtaatseepaIt 5u brei Monnten Gts
fdngnib pernrfbeitt. Dem anseiIass
fen fpurben milbernbe llmitdnbe auses
tiIigf uno aii9 bic 2lbpdsnbeit uis'
ebrsnboftsr Betpessriinbs 5ussltanhen.
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True translation filed with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on February 4
1918, as required by the Act of octo-
Der 9Th, 1917
Sn Trautret9 seforbsn
Mafbiustou, A. Gebr. Der
Sob bes Gplbaten Rnrl 9anfen, Der
Bel elmer Grplpitou umtam. tpuros am
Montng BON 9snsraI peribing benz
ariessoepartsmeIrt eemelbet. Saniens
glbrsifs mar 600 SaiSals &Denne,
Ghicago.
Setpnb 9ieutnant Qafurence DipigM
bonn Dt5risrbotaiGon fiarb am
2. Ge6runr an Der 2ungeneutsiiubuHg.
Gr fammte aus Bolton, Maif.
syernsr melbete GsnsraI perfbing
ned ben Sob bes SoIboten @illiom
6. 9cnneh aus SiIper 2ats. gIps
moufh, Rnf., Der ON S3aria6fisber
ssiiorbtn III.
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Mfpbilma@ung
gIl,r Certified actpuntcnts- I'M mi'
litirpili9tissn 4ltsr angsorbust.

WafbingtOn, 4. J6r. Wobtl'
matung aIler i'm militdrpflttttgeII
Bitter fte6enben .rsrtifieb accountants
lit angeorbnet tpprOsu, Inn 9dtanen
in Der geI3dftsOsrDdItung bes 9ee'
res teIeben 81 t0nneu-
Senrp g. Miie, DIR 4niDalt Der
qopierfobritanten, Der am Montag
gelsasntli8 eines 9erb6rs ppr Der Sc
beral Srabe Gommiifion ezfdisu,
ibeilte Der QpmuiIfpu nit, bab er in
ieinsr gJsuf6uft als 8orfBer elmer
Nem gorler gus5ebunesteb0roe bonn
Generalaojntonten ben 8efsbI erbnIs
ten babe, ole regiitrirten aeeoiintants
fofort sinberufeu, re elmer unteriu-
dung besiigli9 ibrer torperli1en
Sauelitteit su unisr;iehen unb f. gu
mobiliiiren. Die 2eIte Iolsn fpGhrsnb
bifer gDohe armee6spots iiberpi,isn
perben. Serr @iIe ertldrte, bnb bic
Recommendations BON Jnforntation,
bic er Der aonrmiifton gu nnterbret'
ten piinIGte, oabur9 oss6gert tuprs
ben fei. bob sr iTh teine gilafh3s
runssegperten iifern tonnte-
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Sur Matus

Dirb Gbmintitrntor 9ooDer nm ot'
GeiD6bruns bss n6tbigu Nsbls
srIu9t,
Dai6inston, 4. Se6r. glah'
Observation-Disclosures tpurbe am
Mpntas erfudt. 9ddern bon unges
Tdiisrtsm grOb gu gsitatten, fia oas
n6tbise Wsbl gu rei4uffen, um ben
gsbiirfniheu Der SuSsu entipre4en au
t0nnsn.
Gisiss grob III. ME in oem Gein9
bstonut fpurbs, n0thig, I'M 2eutsn, bic
BEN moIaiibeu Slauben angebo1rl
ss gu ermoslthen, ibren reIigioisn
9srpfli6tungsn nafButomme1l.
Dos @siu4 tam BON elmer Ginrins
natter iSirmo, sic ettpa 65 Pro5snt
Der Ssrasliten in ben @ereinigtsH
Gtactsn nit benz grob oerforgt.
r9isfes Iabrunesmittel III cine res
liai5Ie, jiibiIte rituulhtifde Der
pfliftung1 beiBt ss IN benz Sefu9.
mir erfu6en Gie brinsenb I'M
Ramsn bss aGmdftign 9ottes uno
i'm glomen bon RilIionsn pou SubeH
IN biefem 2anbe, babel bebi1fIi9 5a
fein. ibnsu Sisiss grpb gu ii4ern.'
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Wiftige aDnfereitS
TT in Berlin an6eraumt iporben.
Fidte5r BON &ueblmanng pirb uis
Gndei9en bes 9bbru6s Der Inter.
baHblunssn in Brett 2itOpst
ausgeIegt.

I'm ferbam, 4. s5e6ruar. -
Der oeuti9e Staatsietrstdr bes 9leus
Beten Sr. Don Gueblmann, Der pliers
tel9H9 ungarii9e U2iniiier oes
@usipdrtigen, 9raf g3ernin uHo @es
neral auartiermeiiter General DON
Suoenoorff iperoen, ipie es in elmer
halbamtII9en antiinbigung aus Ser.
lin betBt, am WaOntas in Berlin elm
treffen, I'm an 8eratbun9en beaias
li9 politii4er unb ptrt5I6aftlid,er
Srngen SbeiI gu nebmen, tpel6s bic
gemeiniamen Snterefen unb @eb;ete
Ssutf4lanos unb Oeiterrei6 llns
garns betreffen. Man ertpartet ouf.
Dab Der beuti6e 8oti9after in 0ien,
Sraf gotbo BON DeoeI an Der Aons
fsren5 SbeiI nebmsn pirb.
Son b n, 4. s5ebr. = Der &orre.
fponbent Der @r6dnqe Selearapb
Gompanp in @mIterbam melbet bah
bic ploBIi9e Riidte6r pon Or BON
Eusblmdnn unb bes @rofen Gaernin
nah Berlin in beutfden politifben
8retien als Elm 8orldufer fir ben
Qbbru4 Der untsrbonblunoen in
Brett 2itofpst angefeben fpirb.
Die IN Berlin onberaumte Spnbers
tonferen5 rpirb, tpie bieIer aorrefpuns
bent bebauptet, bic aIlgemeine Erie,
oenslage in grtpdgung sieben. Der
buIgarii9e premierminiffer WoffIi
Raooslafuoff foipie Der tiirtiT6e@rpss
oe5ir tperben slei8faIIs in Berlin ers
tpartet.
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Wafbinetpu, 2. g.. 4. Sebr.
Getret6r Ulc2lboo erlieb am MoHtag
abeno einen aufruf an oas Bolt, IN
pel9em er barum naaiu4t, bob
pGbrenb Der &riegsbauer teins 9aus
isr gebaut perben iOlten. ouBer penn
es abfolut nDtbts fei. bduit &apttal,
Bacterial unb 4rbeit fir llnterneb'
munsen eripart tperoeu, bic fir ben
Rriea bon Wittisteit finb.
Dos gauen Don 5eimitG itGtten 1T
inter normalsn @erbGltnifen etiDas
qusge5ei9nstes,' bsibt es IN benz
Mufruf, .aber uuter ben cbtpaltenbeH
@er9dltniFen smpfeble ia bringenb,
es fei benn, bob Elm ipirtItaer Mans
gel ON SGuYern fir arisgsurbeiter
berrfdt, bob RateriuIisu, DertbpoIle
Mrbeitstrafte urb Der Srebit ni@t
fir bieien 3fped pertpeubet peroer.
Sb SGuier erbaut tperben folIen, folls
te our6 Die DringIi9teit Der Beoiirfs
niFe enti9ieben tpsroer.'
Der SetretGr ipies boruuf BIN,
boB oas S9obdn1t biefe ReseI beobs
o6tet, irbem es teine &pntrafts fur
9unbesgebGube . oergie5t, es fei oeuII
baB iie dbiolut H6tAts iina
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Nener Srben
Sim sSabresta9e bes riidii9tsioieil
Sal9boottriegs bonn &aiier
gegriinoet.

slmlterbam, A. 6ebruar. &aiier
@ilbelul bot anldbIi9 oes 5nbres-
tages oes 8egirtns bes riifii4tsIoien
Gauf,bootfrieges einen neuen SroeH
fir OffBiere ut6 WaarmiGaiten Der
Gauf)boote gegriiribet, .in anerterb
ntng Don peroieritDOaer &batigfeIt
pabreno oes arieges". Gie r8OiiIife
9eitlug- idreibt, 6Gb Der Sroen Den
Sffi3ieren unb Mmnni6aften nnG
brei ssobrten berlieben perben Tam.
Ser &oiier bot Dem &ouird bon
Solsentorff, 6en Gbef oes General.
itobes Der Wtarine itnb oem a6ntirnl
G6eer, benz 8efeblsbdber ber oett'
i9en So9ieelotte, BEN Orber pour le
merite berlieber.
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Gentralmdhte
BiIlens Dertreter Der Ukraine tn
greit42itotpa dn5uertennsu.

2pnSon, 4. sysbrrar. - Die
GentralmGd,ie tpfFsn feirren 9ruub,
tparlim iie ibre Irertemrung Der urs
fpriinglihen Seleodten Der Ukraine in
Der ssriebenstonFereus In 8reits2is
tptpsf dIs gepoItmG9tigte Der 0oltss
republit Der Ukraine suriidsteben ooer
quolifisiren fpIIten, erfldrte 9raf
gsernin, Der Iiisrre6iibsunedriFfe
Waiuifter beg IuspGrtieen, eefeeents
Iid Der Gibunu Der SonfererE am
Freitua, rpie es In etnen beuf1fen Be
rif1t iiber bic 8erbonblungen heibt.
or nd6te oiefe glnfiinbigurlo, ols Die
SFroae beaii0lih bes Gtdtas Der llts
roinesTsIeootion sur Spro6e fam, on
bic 9ofr6epifi behaurteten, bub lie bic
pormulise 1ltrdiner Resieruns eeffiir3t
hdtten.
.Gir iTrb aeneirt", fiirte @raF
gesrnfn birgsn, bic 8rlfsreputIit rer
Ukraine als eirten unobbGn1iner, frefz
en- uub iouperGren Stnut .ousrerfens
ren. Der in Der Pare III undb5dngigs
9inbniiTs o5suIdTiefen".
9ecn Srobfn, Der 9plfdepttt mini.
ifer BEG @uspdrtinen, Der Wortfiibrer
Der RuiTen, erfuiberts, ME es IN BEN
8sriht betBt, bah feline GrFht besii1s
Ith bes ufrcfne Stats feffftehs unb
er eab Der Mrtbt Iusbrud. boh ss
ben gertrdIrnd6tsn fbtper fallen
hiirffe. ote cepordpbiFter grerbsen Der
bic he fosbsn anertdnnt
bdtttst 81 Ssitnirsn
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2lni6lieBpn

@srbeu f& Ole &onifituttOnslsH uno
bic llnabbdngigen IN llnsarn Der
nsusn gtesisrungspartei.
amFerbam, A. 5ebr. Die un'
eariTde tonftitutionslle partei, an be-
rem gpibe @rdf @noraiTp itebt, loipts
bie unabbdnsigteitsportsi, beren sub
rsr ter Graf 9tpponpi 1T, baben be-
ftIpFsn, ii9 Der neuen Regierrngs'
purtei ansui4lieBen, pie Der .Boili@
f6sn 3sitrng" aus 9ubapeft gernelbst
tpirb. Giinf Der an6dnsn oes @rat
fen Gpponpi babeu itd gereisert. lI4
Sisier getpesuns an5aidlisben
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rrue translation filed with ths Pos.
master at Cincinnati on February 4,
1918, as required by the Act of octo-
ath. 1917.
SItesersuS z bs.Der brannt.
Sruitou, Ser, 4. 6ebr. @ples
9. grableD aus Mount @ernon, elm
s5lissertnoet bes ellington JlusteIbs,
perbronnte om Montag au 1obs. aIs
fein GIugseus aus elmer 5Obe bon
30 8ub abftiir5ts unb Der GaipItnbe'
biltsf sgpIrstrts
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2ooang olIrdNefreiien batten, erfolgte
eine grpIolion. Die iiirfltbnre Ser.
beerlnigen arrriduete. 1sebrere bun.
bert EsrIoHen. Sic iih unnritteIbar an
Der A,1iierfront befdnoer. purben ins
@niier aeidIeitbert uno Die geb6roen
finb Der aniidt bub iitb iest nod,
piele 2eideH feitgefroren i'm @aiier
befinDen.
Ger er6bte Stoben fDuroe I'M
iiorSfid)en sheif Der sfnSt. Der 5is.
ineift BON arbeitera berobu3 mtrb,
anssrsdtet
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Die G:nsldnoer
6d6en pdhreib Der oorisn Wode
1854 Weann an 9oot.u, Der
tpAnbetsn urb gsrmiBtsn
perlprer

aonbon A. Gebruar. = 81.
0erlirffe Der Brtteu irGbrenb Der nit
Montag 5u Gube esgungeHen @cte
beI1ufen fih uuf 6354 Dlanu unb
bert6eiltsn fih ME folgt:
@efnlIen ober @unben erleuen: 81
Sffbisre unb 1895 UanHnff'ufteu;
perpunoet p6er permibt: 173 Offi5iere
unb 4805 WldnHT6oftsn.
y =
Die @erIuffs Der berfloffsnen Wo4e
itub bic nieorigftsn felt pielen Npnns
ten. en- Der Doroufssgrugenen Wo6e
betrnaen fe 1888. IN her Mofe pors
ber 17.043 unb in Der NIT benz 81.
December gu Gnbe asgonaenen Wohs
1851, mas bic nieorigffe 3abl fiir
fGnmtlide Wofen m ben lebtsn WeOs
natsn eapeTsn mar.
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Su sselbutarihdIlen
g;iilo bic @eneruIe bon Boebur.
GrutoM il1ro goroenic eruml1t
fuor0eu.

gmfer5o uL 4. Se5ritnr. Rui.
fer aarI bot. pie amtli9 IN @ien be-
fonntgeseben por6en. Die generdle
bon 9oebut.@rnloai rulb goroeDic
ai Seloulari9daen errurnt.
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True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February 4.
1918, as required by the Act Of 0cto,
Der 9th, 1917.
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2pit S@ipeben
@iini6en Die getpobner Der aIanS
Snieln pieoer iibernoulmen 5ii
peroen.

Qonoon 4. 6ebrliar. aonig
@uItap Don S6tpeben bat, erner De-
peI&e Der .simeS" aus Stotbolm
5uiolse, cine glborbmung Der 8e~ob.
ner Der stlano Synieln entpfmleen Die
eine petition utterbreiteten, in mel
der Die S5nie[bepobner I'M cine @ie'
6eruereinigitng nit SdapeoeH nad.
iuften.
0ie Mlano sSnieln, oft5ig an Der
Sabl, Iiegen I'M @otbmiiten Meer.
buien urlS baben eirten 9beil Sinn.
lambs gebil6et. Sie SsnieIn tuuroen
mn Sabre 1909 Gdipeoen BON ben
&liiien tpeggetonrnren. Gie girnDo6-
ner5abl Der ssrfeIn beIduft fih uuf
ettpa $4,000 uno Die WebrSabl Der
@inpobner itno Sdmeoen.
Trrl7 translatson fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February 4,
1918, as required by the Act Of Octo.
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February 4,
1918, as required by the Act of octo.
Der 9th, 1917,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February 4,
1918, as required by the Act of Octo-
Der 9th, 1917.