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Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04
commerce CLUB
SEEKS SOLUTION
Of AUTO THEFTS
Meeting is Called for Monday
to Take Steps to Check In
creased Motor Car
Thievery Here.

Following the call of the Om;. a
J Retailers association for a meeting
in which the automobile theft ques-
ton will be discussed, Monday. the
good fellowship committee Of the
Chamber of Commerce has issued q
cali for a similar meeting Monday.
Dean Ringer, superintendent OF po-
lice and public safety, will be as ID
TO be present.
The growing boldness OF the
thieves, which was illustrated Friday
BY the removal of three children
from a car while their father wa in
the court house consulting Lodnty
Attorney Magney, and the theft OF
the car, with losses for t..e q" eek
growing to appalling numbers, 10
forcing action by such organizations
as feel . sense of responsibility to
the city.
II is hoped that some solution to
the question will be worked out at
the meetings. An effort will be mad.
to bring about more intelligent and
aggressive police action, and II there
is 4 weskne.J in the present system
Of police methods an endeavor will be
made to correct this.
Insurance men assert they are get
ting letters from their home o...~es
threatening il the situation here is
not speedily remedied rates will be
advanced to a prohibitivc point, or
the city placed on the prohibited list.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04
Removes Children from
Seat Before Stealing Car

Three small children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Bruning. Ralston, were taken
from their automobile parked at Sew
enteenth and Farnam streets Friday
afternoon by daring automobile
thieves who escaped in the car. The
parents had left the children in the
car while making purchases in near
by store.
Cries OF the children attracted
Charles D. Burns, $50 North Nine
teenth street, who had seen the man
drive away in the machine. He thought
nothing Of the occurrence until the
children said that their car had been
stolen. No description Of the thief
could be given by Burns.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04

purpose OF seeking enjoyment and
relaxation. Accordingly he devised
spectacle which tells a story, not
of the present but of the long ago
when warfare such as is carried on
today was undreamed OF.
The title of the latest Ringing pro-
duction is IN Days of Old" II tells
thrilling story OF brave knights
love for beautiful princess and how,
in the face of dangers and through
the course OF many an adventure, he
wins her love and makes her his
bride. The tale that is told is based
on the poem OF Lochinvar. Many
of its scenes bring back memories OF
lvanhoe and of Robin Hood of Sher-
wood forest fame. The story's thread
is deftly woven through vast and bril-
liant ensemble which introduces dag
cling court festivals, great, colorful
pageants, sword combats in the lists
lin word, all that was most roman-
tic and picturesque in that period Of
history when knighthood was in flow
er.
Nothing that the Ringing Brothers
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04

When II became known in the
amusement world last winter that the
Ringing Brothers intended to pro-
ducc = new and gorgeous spectacle
as = feature OF their circus for the
present season, many well-meaning
friends--and some Of them circus men
OF long experience--wrote to the
brother showmen and suggested that
In view of wartime conditions an
elaborate patriotic production, with
its action based upon the great
struggle in Europe, would be the
proper idea.
Charles Ringing, director general
of the several spectacles that have
made the. Ringing show the most
talked-of circus in America, gave all
suggestions careful consideration and
then wrote and staged vastly diff
fcrent kind OF production.
Mr.. Ringing believed that the pub
lie wanted relief from the grim and
tragic subject. Though realizing that
war and patriotism are the foremost
topics OF the day, il is his belief that
people attend amusements for the
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04
O'Connor Car Remains on
Street for Twelve Days

A resident OF the Blackstone hotel
informed T. ]. O'Connor that his AUTO
mobile was standing in front OF the
hotel Friday and he now has the car
n his possession again. The car was
stolen several weeks ago. For the last
~ days II has stood in front of the
hotel although no report was made
to the police.
Residents OF the hotel became sus-
picious and Investigated the owner OF
tie car. After telling the number the
county treasurer informed them that
the car had been stolen from O'Con-
nor. O'Connor was much pleased over
recovering his car without the pay
ment OF reward.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04
Brothers from Nebraska
Killed In Auto Collision

Deming, N. NJ, Aug. 3.--Vern Kin
naman and Roy v. Kinnaman, BROTH
ers, of Waithill, Neb., attached to the
18th ambulance corps; Leo Me-
Grlth Of St. Paul, attached to the
l3sth ambulance corps at Camp Cody,
near here. and Walter G. Maclure,
driver OF ! public automobile. were
killed last night when the automobile
Ii which they were riding was struck
by ! Southern Pacific express train.
Two other soldiers, Richard A. Smith
and Robert Carlton, both Of St. Paul,
MINI, were injured, but are expected
10 recover. Maclure's home Is near
Cedar Park, Tex.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04
Woman Badly Hurt When
Auto Hits Telephone Pole

Mrs. Anton Bergelt, Florence,
Neb., was cut about the face and
suffered internal injuries when she
was thrown through the windshield
Of her sons automobile after col
lison with 4 telephone pole at Thir-
titth and Calhoun streets late Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Bergelt, her hus-
band and 2l-year old son were in the
car At the time, young Bergelt driv-
Ing. A puncturc to rear tire and
The consequent explosion are believed
10 have excited young Bergelt so
that he lost control OF the automobile
and the car struck the pole.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04

with the original cast and production
intact. Like The Boomerang"
which created such a splendid impress
sion here last year, "Polly With a
Past" is a comedy OF youth, said to
be staged with exquisite nicely. and
acted with that deftness and under
standing so characteristic of the Be-
lasco method. In the leading role.
local theatergoers will get their first
glimpse of Ina Claire, the newest Be-
lasco actress. who is reported to have
scored the most substantial success OF
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04
British Ayiators Bring Down
Eleven Of German Machines

London, Aug. 3.--British aviators
on Thursday destroyed IL German
machines in aerial fighting and drove
down three others. says the official
statement on aerial operations, issued
last night. Twenty-four tons Of bombs
were dropped on military targets. In
raid on an aerodrome six hangers
and Is machines were set on FIRE.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04

her career. Others ii the cast ara
Cyril Scott. H. Reeves-smith, Herbert
Yost, George Stuart Christie. Thomas
Reynolds, Louise Galloway, Adak
Barton, Betty Linley, Francis Verdi
and Lloyd Neal.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04
William H. Lynch Of Omaha
Severely Wounded in Action

William H. Lynch, reported severe
IL wounded in action on July 3. was a
son Of B. ]. Lynch, 33i7 Sherman
avenue. He enlisted in the army and
was assigned to the 18th field artil-
iery. Before entering military serv-
Ice he was employed as an engineer
pn the Northwestern railroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04
Many Shoes Repaired.

More than half a million pairs Of
shoes belonging to the soldiers in this
training camps were repaired and rem
ovated during the month Of May by
the conservation and reclamation dE
vision of the quartermaster's corps.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04
Three More Inmates Of City
Detention Home Escape

Three more inmates of the city
defention home escaped Friday after
noon. Josephine Shock, 1859 North
Seventeenth street; Pearl Gray, 1888
North Sixteenth street; and Daisy
9utton, 1906 North Fifteenth street,
:scaped.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04
Auto Thieves Break Into
GARAGE to Steal Machine

Peter Chuderdoff, 40l North Thir-
tieth street, reported to the police
that thieves broke into his garage Fri-
day night and stole his automobile.
The lock was broken off
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04

Of the affair have arranged to have
the usual routine in effect. Five-cent
dancing will be in vogue as usual on
this occasion.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04

The Chinese who have been appear
ing with Sessue Hayakawa in The
City Of Dim Faces" gave the star and
company banquet in Los Angeles
chinatown.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04

gram has been arranged for the oc-
casion and a large number are ex-
peeted to Join in the festivities.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04

Over 100000 acres of land are un-
der tobacco cultivation throughout the
world.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04
O0a 02a11e a 1Sy~

-. .Cs~-.~s to SRA~osks. -.
David Belasco will send Polly
With Past to the Brandeis, Friday,
August 80, for two nights and Satur-
day matinee. 1t comes to Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-04

POLITICAL ADVERTISING.
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Die B0nSclskalftmer
Scr Der. StaGtet
geriuirft in i6rer Chicago aonOeu.
tiOu ciuen glntrag amf ltuter.
Oriidung Der Sentideu
3eitunasu.

gbicago, 3d., 10. 9(priI -g2adl
2lniidt Der gegenip1rtig bier tagen.
Den 8elegoten Der San0elsfonmer
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Den @ereiuigten Staoten zines Der
groBten 8roblene Der Station oar.
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Q(ls @eiIel fcitacIIalten.

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ter0epeihe aus ct. 9ctcrsburg mel
bet: Sr. Ganteneip. iDelder Dor einil
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ruiiiide ge6oroe batte ourh ben
idpeoiidben 8ertreter in 5inIan0 I'M
aamenetps eriltd)t lm0
erbieIt Die obige g(ntDort.
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lInauturiiierte 9enntnug Der G6rcn-
flaaQe hCrbuten.

Sem 9)ort, 10. 2lpriI. Die
oG6renflogaen" }occ. pcIdc bel Der
3. Observation-Disclosures einoe.
fiibrt ptroe, lit nit ioldem @ntbu.
iiasmus i'm bieiigeu gleierbeOiItrift
empinngen poroen, bob es Itd noe
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@e6rauh oe5 Gmblems 5a mornen.
8ie gtegiernn9 bot Elm 8erlogsredt
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mer0en fam un0 nllr bon oen 5rei.
beitsanIeibefonliteen berlieben lper.
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erbaIt iie cine 8eugflagge, ole ouf
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balten bel Qlnfduf bon Bombs cine
Quitttmg, olif Der Die @6renflagqe
obgebiloet lit 9ieie Guitt1trG fam
5ur S6mi geitelIi meroen, bod I'm.
alttoriiierte a66il6ungen nidjt
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Waihnaton 10 2lBriI tNorre.
ipou0cB BON @obcri 8. 9enocr bon
ser llulie0 9lrlHl Ga Gmiial.
lonh our6 out 0ic neitIidle Ciicniipe
acigpt Dat. hol'en oir 9lluerta un0
9Imrriio aeanhoorict. OaB iit nih
dlleS 0oroui ieecu mrroen uu0 8por
icbt Ias tit Der Stonopiutt Oen
NaihinatoB beilic init 9|csua auf
glo00 @coraca gle0e eiunobnL Die
ser g9iadit gicoc aes g|rdii0enien
Miliou im0 ieinen @eriprchcn 0ie
gerieuomia Der omerttoniidleu lrip.
pen in9 Auslon0 8Il beidlcunigen,
auf Dem ,}uBe toIBte.
Gie ariiis mur0c NIT boiler Strait
beute ourh GnqIonoS Non0lnQs.
meiie belcudltet, lueIne ooS militar.
bilidltiee g(lter ouf 90 Sabre CT.
1o9te in0 Die 9lusbebung Der syrs
lancer borihhlg.
8r1li0ent gSiliou bot Den 98ep
0aourd geebnct. BOB er ole Sy0ce ei.
ner poIttiid5eu GfieniiDe aeqcn Ge.
iterreid fallen IieB lmo erflGrte, OoB
bon ieet an ln6eihrditfte Dlutt.
eutialtn9 Die Aole glmerifo8 oar.
itcqcn iDer0c. gloD0 georQe. io
mur0e bon oen 9eanlten onqe0elltet.
BOT icine politiide auriere auf8
Spiel geieBt unD ieBte iih Der @e.
fabr einer erniteu o9tcbellion" in
a5rlano aus, inoen er oie aonifrip.
ttonSfrage etnfilbrte. gtur eine fuirf.
lid ernite 9en0tiguug bon 2elteu
wiiroe 0ieie Sdritte er3rpingeu.
3ns glbidgen oes Generals @ou9b,
Oe8 6iibrers Der seibIagenen filnf-
ten britiihen 9trmee, 5ugleit nit
Der grnennlng 0es General Sod
8u1n @nuptitrotegeu, tDo0ludj Der
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wabilte Greiguine ultf Ser peitliden
@roBbritaunien imo
5rontreid iino our9 0as 5euer ge.
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ourh Elm beinabe totIides
6euer. @ttpos ihIug febl NIT Ser
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mlr Elm &eiI Der @ei6idte Ser lpeit.
liden Soae biSber geidiIOert nor.
Den 1T. @enug nir6 ieood iett
nm miIitdriidJe Satber.
itanoige 5u it6er5eugen, ooB @ngIonO
ltnO Grnufreid ibmer bon i6ren Ge.
ierUen @ebraud gemadt boben. UNI
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atnIienrr NM gImrrifnner.

Ss5taIieniifes 9ouptquortier, 10l
QpriI. Der goriibenoe Oes omerifas
niiden Soften are15.ariegsrotS, NS
&. 8apioion. iuio eiitige ieinpr gcs
gleiter traien geitern I'm italieniidel0
SaiiptQuortier eth tin6 lpltrDen 0orS
bonn 0berbefehlsbober Scr itaIieniI
iden arlree General 9in3 un0 ipdl
ter aud bonn itolieniihen NtiniIterS
proiioentenGrIonoo ernpfnngen. 8ert
8abiolon erfldrte, er babe iid bon
ben 9(rbeiten Der anlerifonii1ett
&onmiilion bonn 9toten areuS id
SSStalien peri6nIih iiber3euaen iools
len lpornuf ibn iopobl Gio5 mid
Orlando Die 8eriiderung eabet, odf
oos Diel G5itte, lpos Die gtnlerifouen
eeton batter, in SStolien auberorg
oentli6 anerfaltnt ipitroc.
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NrInilHer nchnrcn dcoen
rIcpe CSccrus Stellnno
SlpauaemilIiatsitna iu Aflanh Nafi.
II hatl tiuen slniHnnh
nffarladltn,

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neu uohmlida tao llnbfh0nf itut
@got blti muf0f rf pon ocm tdu.
0idu 4atnBHnlaHidlea alcnh
1cpltn uHefntphcn u6Hu G. boz.
lnnaie aall ha Aefdlt ulcer SIC ID.
Ion0iite Nenugulon mtrii teticica
mcfoen lollh Nittdcten mr0t lou.
Ter Altoieu erIWben Trplm ricf.
ie tenHen nid nidli nlf0rtidreirns
idl Wr0e BHd uidti iebtu etc i6n.
nen pfulbiidc aidho0cn iu ,rlduo
aummbtR uhgr etc mer0tH 0ieie
udt mit ur rcriudlW
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nddl sdlluB 0fr 8e0c eincn 1lniraa
uui 9rrioalm1 irlen un0 Sic irIdn.
0iide 6rdac pnr0c Damn ipdter he.
raien mer6cn obcr uitt im 8erldufr
ieincr Rr0c
agecm 0os tbtiac 8ubbriton.
nicn ar3pnn6cu tiL Ndi 0roiHihcn
aoniirIpti0usnnBrcgtIn 8i untcrs
mcricn oam It'll ea nidit Idtaer
m0alidG Srlou0 bon Ser aouifrip.
lion ouS3nidlrbeu, ioatc 9loD0
0eorae Scr arieq bctriiit c6cnio
gut 6rlau0 mte Gnglan0.
DIan1 fonmeu Sic hcrlber uno
bolcu Gle inns ricf Der irI0uoi6e
Ibgcorouete 6Iabiu.
gGa iit alcidhc0cutcu0 NIT elmer
Strica3crtlaruna ge1en Syrtauo,@ Il
iagtc ein m0erer.
sd min teincn 5rubcI in yr.
louo berllriadeu" tlbr 2IoD6 @erge
tort.
g0npun weroeu Gle in 0}diie ers
boIten rief linn cit irlon0iitbes
Forlomcnt5ulitglie0 5u.
g9leit Der 8onifription in SrIano
miro ME begonnen Uer0en" rief elm
on0erer irlan0iiaer 2l6georonefer.
gIltre0 8prne BON Gnblin rtef
aus 4@ir molten feline aonifriptiou
in Srlano ho6en"
9(uh Sobn Dillon, g}adioIaer oes
beritor6enen So6n gfeomono, berttr.
teiltc Die gcplantc aonifription IN
95rIouo
Ger 9lliuiiterprdiioent erflarte,
Dob Die Some 8de Q}itl ioboI6 mie
mogIid eiugereidt merOen miiroe
g9ebdlten Gle oieiel6e," Duroe
i'm 5ngerufeu
2luf ben ariea 3u ipredcu tom.
men6, iagte Der Heoner ,Solanae
mir nod ein 5diff iiber 8aiier la.
ben uer0en mir feincn oeutidlen
,5rieoen aHnebnien g9cnn mir Die
gegenportiae Sdlaht Qewinnen,
oanH lit ca MN bic Gerprcubltnq ge.
iheben.
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Bonn aaiier 6eFdltiat.

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ner. aorreiponoent 6es ogerIiner
&ofalan3eigers" 6eridtct 0aB aai.
fer Mil6elm mH 23 D}dr5 oas
giieiengeidib 6eitdtigte, NIT mcl6cm
4ariS bon Sen Geutidcu 6ombar.
oiert ipur6e Gdgielbc iiebt mebr
mice IN un1cbclter groBcr aro9u
aus, ols Die cine aanoue eS ioa
eiH @eidlob 1870 aIontctcr (s06
Dleilem mrit idlcaoern fonnen.
geim 5cuefn oui eiucr fiir3eren
Strefe (feiHe 8ifier aHgegeben) ioa
ein @eifoB in geHdu 1873 Sefpnoen
Eoris erreidt baben
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gllIts Int &ritta
anf's Spill grirbt
Die lmiiertcm nnN Amerika tine anineinent
iclt enti6Iencn, is6t Hie Gntid,ciNuno
Ncs kricocs pcrbcismiiipren
Dies 1T uunmepr Sic anIS&t IN ipaIbinstct

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ten
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nc ImppcnieuOunarn iinO utritncI
lert lperOcu uno IA miro eine iiber
raidctAe &grireiWa an oeg mcii
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Dieie Gernebruna Sulanmen mi
Sen neleu 1lcuuidoiten Der Aritri
miro nic mon icli nertrout, 0ct
oeutihen e9raci5 gu0aiItia ein0anl
men,
Die Gage In Gnaldll0 uu0 ,yrlnn00
ab8eieben bon Der 6rosc oer idluel
lereu @niicuoung ser 9Iulrrifaner
brinat fitr ole ouieriidaiidlen 5tnats
manner 8erlegenbeit bereitenoc Gro
blene Der glusbemlngsbertroa bc.
8iigIih Der gIusl0n0er 1T, obuobH
Oarin SrIono nidt erip1bnt inir0l
oennoh 10 obgefoBt naB, inenn 0is|
Qlnsbebung in Srlano eiugeiiibrl
iDiro, Der @ertrag geeen Srlanoer II
2lHerifa sur 8urdfiibrnng gelongell
fam. @S miro oIlgemein onqenonl|
men 6aB glusbebing fir sSrlon0 fed
beiteben bIeibt itno ouB init ser Bed
Die gtgitation 0aaegen beridpiii0ei!
mirb. Anerifa miro ie6erioIls feina
Sdritte ergreifen Ole Srldn0er ousE
3ribe6en bis 0as rlbigere Stooiuns
crreiht lit
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Sen. Stone erleicet
eitletl Schl09dnfaH

gBaibngton, 10. 2(pril. Sab.
reno iid beltte borlnittoa 8unoes.
ien1tor Stone per StroBenbobn nad
benz anpitol beoo6. muroe er bon
einem lei6Jter ShIagonfoIl betrof.
fen @lau it9offte ion suerit nad
ser unipeit gclegcncn Office be5 Se-
motors Cunning. Soma, uno 0ann
nod Dem Soipttof. Ser 3uitnnb 1T
BEL Dem boben 2llter oeS SendtorS
(Stoue miro am 7. Dlai 70 Sabre
alt) be6cuflih. Die Iinfe Seite oeS
arnnfen lit qelGbint.
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Hn6l0nb mag lsrico
an JGpan crkl1rcn
Die Scicbnna @labiUOitoFs bat 81
Rroteitcn bel 3apau gluInf
geoeben.

Mosfal1 10. gtpril. - Ser Dol.
ibeoifi Qliuiiterprdiioent 2eninc bat
bic Grfldrnug crlaiicn. bob GuBlano
ne9en Der 9}eiebunq Blooiboitofs
BON Seu Hate Der Gobiet 9}roteTt
erboben moroen, uno g[didriftcn Sic.
ies groteits 'in0 ben 8ertretern an.
oerer 2aHoer in @laoiboTtot iiber.
uittelt nor6cn.
0ie HrobinB aniau bat ibre lin,
nbbdnggfeit ertlGrt.
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. th.tlA-t -efttfHtfakftN AtAa fAANtA AAlff
pcfaofdfdc @elifblhctt 0oAluh be-.
mieicr eob er sta ollcn aau0ioatau
oic b6dlits SiimHienBobI bcfam. TafI
uuier Siaoioherh0upt oorHber cnt.
3iidt bcoorf Tcincr meitereu Gr,
5mu ON ndhiteu ite1t
9tdotfoueiiidr 24ntlcr. 6efien gc.
nor5ugung ohnt {rope ieiuer 1llten
9LmtSiiibrrra gu3iidlrciben III.
Der orittb1dite lit Der friibcre
County Stobmetiter @liIliom lire.
9Sm llebriQeu mar Die g8nbIbe,
teiliqung cine ituaetuobnlidl qcrinac
mo 5eiqt 0ics cine itrdflid)e syn.
tereiisulniigtett bon Sciten Der @iir.
aerid)oit. 9'otiirIid tit 5u beocufeu,
OoB Der arieg imo Die ioeben be.
gimcnoe GanpoRne fir Ole brittle
5reibeitsonIcibe Gos qou5e Silent.
lide S{nierriie IN 9lniprltdJ nimnt.
gtidtsoeitolueniger ieoodj, b1tten
ninoeiten8 0pppelt 10 biele @ilrgcr
itimnien iolen.
3os 9lrteiterbotuuI madte fid
sum eritan a2ol fil6lbur uno lit es
0en Qtuitrenoungen Der orQaliiiierten
2Lr6eiteridoit 9eIunqen, ibren 6ib.
rer, Com q. 9fcnaol0, 5u ronlis
niereu.
9luirtttig be0auerr miiiien mir
Sic y}ieoerIaae eeS 6erru SenrD
@obIif osjieu uno oefien fSrcunoe
reoIide gIuitrcngunaen ibu bic go.
ninatiou al, beridofien, bergebIiA
Wareu. g(u6 bier lit Oie llriode In
Der S5ntereiienIoiiafeit Der giirger
81 iuheu.
Ger eigcatIide g8a6Ifanpf 6iirfte
in 6ieier SinTiht eine 9ten0erlng
brinqer. Gs wiro iebt unter ocu IA
aouoionten cif Seil3ieben beginner,
bos nit srpei Qeidlfoiiencn @ruppcn
enoen mirn. moroui es oaer 8obr.
ibeinli6feit nod st einem bibigcn
aunpf forunen miro.
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9tnrn rrhnlt i'd.

ggal5inqton, 10. 9(pril aontre.
2loHirat gobcrt &. gearp, Der go.
lorforider. cr6olt lid in ieinem pie.
iiqen Seim bon elmer gluitrons.
filiions.6berntion. 3pil6rung neueu.
glttes mar uotia INT ibn am 2e6eu
5it cr6nltet
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100000 Srat5cicn
i'm kricec oet0tet

92alu gorf, 10. gtprit. Qnoren
Earoicu, ber fro,l3oitife 6bertom.
niiiar an bic Der. Staater iagte,
oaB felt 2[Rfora teS arieges 1900.
900 6ran5oien IN Sample getotet
p6er ben @unber erlegen iin6 uno
ooB etUa 100000 Wonn bertriib.
peIt ODER aefonqeH genomnen tpurs
not,
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gIdlt NBrn6ennr6eitcr nrridliIttft.

Sartforo, 9(rf. 10. glpril. g(dt
0}am purocn IN ocr @rube Der
Snrtforo @nlcD sSuel 60. ii Der
gld9e bon bier terihiittet, oils In.
foIge bon (So8entDidlung cine Or.
ploiiou erioIQte Gin glonn, no
tcrt Bar, gPitcigentillner Der
@utbe, mu0e gcrettct. @r bate
leidte 9ranopun0en oabongetraget.
Die Grbloiion erfoIqte am 8rliuoe
6es tS0 IGS tiefen Sfo6tes.
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Brit. 5crjfSrct bel
1tcnificn 0ciunkcn

2onoon, 10. Qpril.-9ie britt
ibe 9L0mirolitdt peroffentlidte ee!
tern fotgeuSen 8eridt: elmer 6er
3orpe0oboot5erTorer iefuer D2aie-
Itdt lit an 4. 9(pril bel elmer aoIli.
iion i'm 9,a6eltpetter berienft ioor-
ben. Die gafsc 8eiasung ipiro ber1
ntiBt ino eB miro ongenontmenI
oab ale criritnfen iino.~