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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05
FIRE TAKES DALEY
HOME AT SUMMIT
Mr.. John II. Daley and Family Lose
Everything but Night Clothes
They Had on at Time.

A disastrous blaze occurred at Sum-
NIT last Tuesday morning at an early
hour, which completely licked up the
frame residence of Mrs. J II. Beecroft
which was occupied at the time by
Mr.. John DALEY and Family. The fire
started from a stovepipe hole through
the roof, when Mrs. Daley started a
fire with which to prepare breakfast.
Mr.. Daley was under the weather
at the time and Mrs. Daley was the
only member of the household stir
ring when the fire was discovered
The inmates of the house had barely
time to get out Of the building, the
children being in their night clothes,
and practically all their worldly po-
sessions, event to clothing, were wiped
out.
1t is learened that the building was
insured, but not the contents.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05
Il. A. G. SUMMER
SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Elsewhere in this issue Of The Rec
ord will be found an announcements
of the B.. A. C. Summer School of
Music, which is to be conducted at
the school this year by Messrs. Roy
lance and Frisby of the B. A. c. Mu-
sic Department, with the aid and
assistance of competent corps of
assistants.
Mr. Roylance will have charge Of
the work in wind and stringed instru-
ments, while Mr.. Frisby will conduct
the instruction in vocal and piano.
The use of quarters in the B. A. c..
has been secured, and sufficient in
struments will be provided so that
practice work can be had under COM
petent supervision.
1t is confidently expected that the
opportunity thus offered will appeal
strongly to the young people of the
south and that there will be a large
enrolment of students, not only from
Cedar City, but from the surrounding
district of country as well.
The school will open June Bird and
continue for a period of ten weeks.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05
NEXT WEEKS PROGRAM
AT THORLEY THEATRE

Monday-Afive reel feature, "Isife's
Whirlpool feturing Ethyl Barrymore.
Tuesday-A five reel feature, en-
titled "Atonement," by the World Co.
Wednesday-Five reel drama, fea-
turing Bessie Barriscale, entitled,
wooden Shoes"
Thursday-Five reel Blue Bird fea-
ture and one reel of current events.
Friday--"The Strong Way" five
reel play featuring June Elvidge
Saturday-Five reel special West
ern play, "The Disciple" featuring
William S. Hart, the best actor today
in the portrayal of life in a Westepf
ranching and mining town. n
Admission price to all performans
ces, 10c. and 15c.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05
PRESIDENCY TO
HAVE NEW OFFICES

In conservation with Pres. MILFORD
Day we learn that it is the intention
to have a Church Office building
erected this season north of the new
chapel.
Tentative plans are now being
drawn and it is the intention to have
commodious Offices for the Presidency
of the Stake, ward clerk, and ward
bishopric, besides prayer room and
High Council room, in connection with
which there will be large vault for
the storing of valuable records.
1t is estimated that the building will
cost in the neighborhood of $4,000, and
will be modern in every particular
Parowan Times.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05
Clearing House for Vegetables.

The Home Economies Association
has authorized Mrs. John Pendleton
to list the people who have vegetables
to sell; so we urge those who have
vegetables to dispose of to send in
their names and list of the veget-
ables they have to spare, to her at
once.
Those people wishing to purchase
vegetables may apply to Mrs. Pen
dleton for information.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05

Money in this part of the country
at the present time is exceedingly
scarce, and will have depressing eff
feet upon the sale Of Liberty Bonds
Of the third issue, no doubt. But with
shearing time approaching rapidly,
and everything to indicate that the
price paid for wool will be fully as
high or higher than last year, and
with the deferred payment plan al
lowed by the Government, no serious
difficulty is anticipated in placing Iron
county's allotment.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05
For Bilious Troubles.

To promise healthy action of the
liver, and correct the disorders caused
by biliousness, Chamberlain's Tablets
are excellent. Try them and see how
quickly they give you a relish for
your food and Danish that dull and
stupid feeling.-adv.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05

DR.. Macfarlane was called to Para
gonah Monday to see Mr.. Amos Rob
inson of that place, who has been i'll
for several months and whose condi-
ton is said to be very serious.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05

Virginia, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Knell of Newcastle, was
operated on for appendicitis Satur-
day by DR., Middleton at the Macfar-
lane Hospital.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05

Amos Holt of Enterprise was OPP
Grated on at the Macfarlane Hospital
Monday for ruptured appendix, re-
sulting from appendicitis, His con-
dition at this writing is still quite
serious.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05
BEE KEEPERS MEETING

Mr.. Bartholomew, bee expert of the
U. S. Department Of Agriculture, will
be in Iron county Saturday, April 9th,
and will address a meeting under the
direction of the local Farm Bureau
Saturday evening in Cedar City Lii
brary auditorium at $3.50 p. m.
Bee keepers cannot afford to miss
this opportunity for obtaining expert
advice. Honey is an important sugar
substitute where produced in sufficient
quantities. ALMA ESPLIN,
County Agricultural Agent.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05

Mrs. Ray Pack of Newcastle, who
is in Cedar City with her trained
nurse, Mrs. Sweeney, gave birth to
nice 10. baby girl Sunday, Mar. 81.
DR.. Leonard reports mother and babe
as doing nicely.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. John Alger of Wash
ington are here staying with their SON
in-law, Mr.. Truman, who is at the
Macfarlane Hospital.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05

The sheep shearing plant in the vi
entity of st, George will begin work
on the 18th inst. Some of the shear
ers of this place will be employed
there.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05

Mr., George A. Wood went to Og-
den last Saturday, He is taking med
cal treatment and visiting his daugh-
ter, who is attending school there.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05

Miss Rilla Stapley of this city was
operated on for appendicitis by DR.,
Macfarlane recently A large sedi-
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05

mentary stone was removed from the
appendix.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05
LOCAL BRIEFS

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, Ralph Wat
son Saturday, boy,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05

A Mrs Walker from Minersyille
was operated on at the Macfarlane
Hospital this week for hernia.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Jones spent
Wednesday in Cedar City, attending
to matters of business.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05

DR.. Macfarlane was called to Ka-
nara Monday on the case of Mrs.
Noel b. Williams.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-04-05

NozU is the best time TO subscribe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-25

(Sortietnns iiele 2. seite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-25
Riif5ng Der Seitcrreid)er.

Som Monte Sonba Bis gum Eiapcs
IIuB. - 9eden oenlelbcn Oitrd
Ganouflngc. = Snlten riicfiudr'
tige Stellungen.
StaIienii6es Salp +.
onartier in gtoro Sta
lien, %. San. (9lIloc. Yrciie). -
Ter SSeino bat baS @ebiet Der @e.
birgc binter Dem Wonte 5omba,
bon Dem Eiape.SliB iueitlid), anfge.
geben. Sbre Tertbeioigllngs' Stel'
llngen iinb iebt 5liriif nad oem
Montc Spinoncio perlegt woroen.
Gieler &iit5ug lit Die 6olge oes
Sieges Ser 6ran5oien am Monte
Iomba, Gr 5eist, oaB Der 6eino
icinc @enii6ungen fir Den @iuter
auigcgebcn fat, ieinen 8eg nod)
&eneoig 81 er5pillgcn.
Recognis5irllnGcn Der letter Gage
ltellten 1elt luoS man porber MIR
permultbct bate. gllleS sFoterial
nnr IN Siderbcit gebrad)t iporoen
uno Die @r0bcn iuaren pcrlallen.
Eotrouillen ianoelL boB Die Sclter'
reiber ibren 9iiidjig uobl 81 per'
idleiern perltanben botten. Gic Dor.
liegenben @rGben iparen NIT Strob-
m1nnern belest, 0eren Seine Inn ein
mcnig iiber ocn Manb berOorltanoen
Inn Die 8ertGeioigllng nod an Srt
mo Stellc ampeIen0 eridcincn 5ll
InIien. HSn cincr gotterie.Stellllng
>uorcn WtnidinengclucDre aus 3int'
fnnnen ilno Bosr0bren, onf Sol5 ril'
bcno, conItrilirt moroen. Die ouf'
gcgcbene Strede imfaBt Sertbeioi.
0lngs. .Stellllngen cntlong Dem Cha.
le beS Srnio. Ter tScino bGlt nod
ieinc porgeidobenen Stelllinger on
bcioen glbbIngen bis 5iim aSrento.
5luB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-25
NunoIdjein -@bisivy."

IN iiiblihen Staaten gcbrannt.
Nm Soloaten in Selologerll mr.
Ss bis $l2 pro Guort pertnn1t'
9olbington, "a. Son.-Ele
Gntoedlung, oaB bic Scrltelllln9 Don
,.D3onoidcin.@bisfep" III "fnohen'
trorfcncn" Stuotcn idncll jllnlnnf,
lno oaB Mengcn oapon an Soloatc1
in oeIcbpiorigcr @cllc IN lIlol1den
Gclolaocrn pertaliIt lmroch 9ao
bclltc bic GeronlaIiung filr ocn Sll'
nen3oll.Gonmiii1r Hopcr cine ma
tiomucite Gompognc untcr .NltDnlIe
Der Staats .8ouperncurc 5ll uertllll'
0cn. Giciclbe bot ldon 5ll Der Yer
baitllno BON S5lmocrtcn bon WOMB
id,cincrn in iiiolidcn trpdencn Staa'
ten acfil6rt. StaatSgelcbc, olc Den
Support pcrbicten mo Die Ggtro'
Itclicr bon $500 pro Wnllonc, bnben
Den Greis bon robcm OtalSlprItilS
ollf So bis $t2 ectrlebcn, mic olc
3ollbeonlten crIltbrcn.
Der Gommiii0r bat Don plclcn
@ouperneilrcn 3uItimnltlg 5ll Der
9lnti.SdnappssGnmpagn erDaltcn.
Glide ocrlclbcn obcr mo lotole
9canltc j0gertcn, bie iiir oa5 8ert
notbigen 9cantcn ST. itcllcn.
Gic Selolngcr, III oencn rViono'
,c6cin.Sd)noppS" tros Der bon oeln
.iilitdr gciroiIcncn Mobrcgcln aln
neiiien pcrfouit wuroc, waren:
Camp @aosluortb, bci SpartonS'
burg, g. g., Camp Seuier, IN
@rcenpille, 3. g., Camp ,Sodion III
Columbus, 2. g., lnlo Camp Ogles
thorpe bel Chattanooga.
Sn Girginicn, 9toro Carolina,
SiiovGarolina, Georgia, Scnnleiicc
imo slrfanfa5 ioll onS @eid)ait be.
ionocr5 blilbci. ,Sn gcrlngerert
Oiabitabc lit Der Monoldcin.Sanocl
I'M S6lplmee III sllnbanla, @liiI'
iippi, acntlldp, Sflaboma lino nnoes
rem Staatcn; oagcgen ioI[ CT nj
aanias, Soma 1no Oregon in 3n'
ncbmen iein.
Gie Monoiheiner III trodenen
Staatcn, 10 miro gciagt, peritoBen
icbt nitt allein gegen Die Snnocs5oll'
lno Staats Srobibltions 8elebe,
ionocrn aud eeaen bic 9tdbrnlittel-
ociebe, uelde oie Benucnoung bon
t5ctreioc uno Sbit iiir Die Strltcl'
lung BON SpirituoIen perbieten. SIC
ofiene @eigerlme nnO Die itleht
perbiillte 3ogerlntg pieler Gointp-
Sherifie llno anoerer lofaler 9ealll-
ter, oen yunbesagenten bei5ulteben,
mar Der @rrnlo ser 8efanntnadllng
Der Gampognc. Sn einem Sale CAB
Scr Shcriff ais Orlmo ieiner @eige-
rung bes 9eiItnilbes an, Die Goilntp'
geamten iino ,,ll @nniten poi
@bisfcp."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-25
Bruser McnidJcnpcrlnlt III Scrgluerf


Someit elf ol5 2eid)en getlnocn
- Nelm pcrmohten iid 5ll ret
ten.
Solifor, "a. San. - Net'
tungsmonnibaitcn l0len lid 1cgen'
Icitig bci Scr GurdIoridung Der mic
oriecren @Gngc ser glaan Sbafta oer
9lcaoio Gool So. Niinc, bel Stellar-
ton ob, Inn nl0glicbe lle6crlcbenoc
aus Der gcltrigcn bcitigcn Grplo'lon
5u iinocn. gl6cr co lit nIr 9erlngc
0oiinlng porbanoen, O0B nan nod
2cben0c iiuoct. Gie @eanltcn Der
Mine goben on oaB iid sur Belt
oc9 llngliidS 9S MGnner III Der 8rlIs
6c bcionocn, bon bcncn ncln lid ret
ten fonntcn. Glf 9cihcn lino iopclt
oebor0en iuorocn llnh BON Den ilbri'
ocn rs BAT man nod fcinc Spur.
,5raucn, Miittcr iino ainocr Der
GerId)iittctcn lmltonbcn bette ocn
Gingong 5llr Nrlbc llnO picle Vcr9-
lcutc mcloeten iidJ Ircimllli9 5ltm
HcttlmgSbicnit. Sdreflldc Sccnen
crcignctcn Iid, ais hic pcrItilnlmclten
2ciden crfonnt mo &cnuanote nm
IodJridt ibcr bic nod 9cgrabcnen
crbatcn.
Iie McttltngSmumtld)aItcn mohcn
per5mciicltc 9lnltrcngllll9cn, Die eln'
oci6loIIcncn Scltc 5ll errelhen'
manhc bon ibncn 0rin9en in olc
0rubc o6nc @oSmdsfcn cn, ein 3cls
dcn, oob oic @aic lndt lcbr Oiht Icin
fonnen. IS liegt oic !gioalidfcit ma.
bc, oob bic gingcidlolIencn imItnn-
&c maren, bic nclmblmocrt 6llb!Stol-
len 81 gcluiincn, bon oa Die Ii'nT'
bunocrt ,Si,B.Stolen, no iie bon Den
9cttlnaSllannidaitcn gebOrgen mer'
Ocn fonntcrl
Gie Stollen iino ale Dcrlhilttet
ilno cs miro Gage neDnlct, Die Srllnls
incr 5ll rdlrncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-25

Maryland Of
8aimorc, WVo. Treas, ben 25. Sannar 1918

BORT uoh Golf, mcItlidb bon Minsf,
noh @relts2itobsf
9icie 2inie ipiirOe &lrlano uno
ouc Office TroDin5cn aus HuBlono
uuSlhelOcr.
9ic Guiien WiinIhtcn bic 9cbins
altnoen ser Gentralnl1hte be3iiglid
Oes Serritorilms iiiolih bon 9reit-
2itopsf 5u milicll moroni General
Sooiinonn ontmortcte, oub oies cine
fSrage ici, lpclcbc oie Gentrolma6tc
mir nit oen 9ele9oten Der llfraine
bciprc6cn milroen.
or. aamcncff Gin Mit9lieo Der
rltiiiihen Delegation lo9tc bornllf:
,,0cictt ben Soil, buB mir iolhcn
@coinellngen nidt 5uitimmcll mas
lpiirocn Sic oam tDlm?"
General Sofinann'S glnhport ioa
gcipcien icin: oSnncrbolb ciner@o6c
miirocn mir in bcnl Sale Gcpol be
ictcn,"
Gic Hulicn erill6tcn ooroli lln
cine Eouic IN ocn llntcrbanollngcn,
lpclhe BON ocil 9clcgotcn Der Gen.
trolnlGNtc nllr mibcrmillig gcipabrt
iuurocn. Oic 9clltiden crfldrten,
bcs lei Der lebtc 9luiihub, in ocn
lie cinmilligen fonntcn.
9os Terlnneen nod cincr EailIc
mlrbc polt Srn. Scon Srobfp, Dem
Sbcrboltpt Der riliiilAcn 9clegatiorL
9cItcllt, pcl1cr iogtc, CT wilnlcbc cine
@clcgcnbeit, oic belltidcn SricbenS-
@coin9ungen oent Gon5il Der slrbci.
ter. itno Solbatc1s s0clcgatcn Dor.
lcgen 81 f0nncn.
Gon5cfiion an bic
ufroinc.
Gic llnterDanblungen 5mll6cn ocl
9clc9otcn Der llfroine unb 0cnen Der
Gcntrolnahte nebmen einen ollrd)s
aus frcllnoliden 6ortgong. Oic
Seltcrrei6cr erbotell lih, Gbolmtbl.
no al Die Hepublif lltroine ab5lltre-
ten ober nur llntcr Der Webingllng,
oaB bie llfrainer ocn Gcntrolmahten
lnmittelbor nadl glbihllt, oes 6rie-
ocnS @ctrcioc inb onberc gnbrllngs-
nittelitoiie icnocn.
gfug ncueS cli1ilii0 eS
Hroblcm | 6 affcn.
gSoibin9tom "a. Sonllar. -
Gbolntd)ina lit Gin 0iitrift i'm iilo'
0itliNen YolelL om 6lliie SSelt'
9oug, cincm 9lcbeuiluiic Der @eid.
icl, ilngefGbr 100 Wieilen iiiooltllh
BON @ori6ou. Die 9epolterunG,
meIAe bouptIahlih aus llfroinern
belteDt, bot lange gcpilnidt, it'd Der
llfraine on5uldlieBen.
@or lmgciGbr iilnf Sabren pailirte
Die lofale 0uma cinen 9ei6luB, Der
cine Srennllng Don Yolcn llno g(n'
i6luB al ole Ukraine porIab, aber
bieie Mobnobmc purbe megen Der
Sppoiition Der teutoniiden Nationen
llnO Der rliiiidcn NationaliIten niht
5ur 0lrdfiibrung ge6radt.
Sn bieli9cn oiii5lellen arellen miro
bon piclen Scitcn bic glnlift gc1l'
bert, ooB oicic Gropin5 inl Often
Guropa's Gin neurs eliailiifcS Ero.
blcm Ihafien mag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-25

SetretGr, cine GrtlGrlng Dor ocm
Gonlitc ob5llgcbcn.
&ricoSca inct Gill ocm
WtiIitGr Gomttc
iibcrwteien.
Gic 9ill ocS SenatSsNiilitGr.Go.
mites, pelde oic Ginrid)tln0 eineS
ariegssGobinetS uorIiebt, uno I'M
mclde ii6 befanntIid) Oie gan5e
Gontroberie brebt, nlroe bellte oh.
nc Sppoiition Dem Milit0r.Gonlitc
iibertpicIen. gs bcItebt, luic pcrloll.
tet, Elm slbfommen, iic ip0ter ol6
Dem 0tarinc.Gomitc ST iibermeiicn.
Senator Chamberlain ging in ici.
ncr belltieen Hcoe i'm gindelncn ouf
oic Oingc elm, welhe, ipie CT erfl1r-
tc, ocigten, Dob Die Irmecs&crpol.
tllng niht lciitllngSfabig lei. Gr Der.
lihcrte nidt nllr, baB Der Eruliocnt
iibcr sic lpobrcn 8crbGltnille niht
unterridtet iei, ienoern audi, oaB
&ricgs.SefrctGr 9afer irregeiiibrt
norocn lci llnb er ridtctc OIL ocn
Scnot uno OoS 2u1b bic Serousfor.
oerung iclbIt bie Sablage 3ll lntcrs
iudcn rnb Damn ieine gebouptlmgen
5u bcItrciten. Srot Ger Sppolition
bes GrGiioentcn, 70 bctonte er, wilroe
sic llnterluhung oes gtilitar.Gonli-
tc'S iiber bie Seercsleitllng fortscbcn
llnb fiinoiete OIL, boB bas Gonitc
plane, moreen General. .Irot @orgas
be5ilglih Der @eiunbbeits. .3uItanoe
in ser Irmec 5u bernebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-25
Ter critic 2anocsverrntb.E

9telp 0orf, "a. Sonuar.
9nul Is. Scnnig, ber Der erite Mann
in Den Ser. Staaten iein ioa, gcgell
bcn ein EroSeB ipegen 2anoesper,
rotbs IN 0erbinoling nit Dem 9ricg
gegen Gcutihlano ongeItrcngt miro,
puroe beiite Dor boS 0eridt gelteat.
Don ihuloigt ibn an, alS Sorarbeis
ter bes Wontur.Iepnrtelnents oer s.
g8. gliB 60, Init gosuiaiefeit" &c
piiie lbeile eines areiiels iiir Die Be
nubung bel Den iiir Die Ser. Staaten
geiertigten 5orpebos beihabigt SIT
baben. Sennig lit oelti6er @eburt,
nber 9iirecr oes 2ulloeS. Gle 8e.
ihporenen iinb idon ausgeuaDlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-25
Scner furocrt Menidcnlcbcn.

3pci Seilcuucbrlcitc gct0otct unO 10
perlctt. - Vrunb ridtct $500
600 ShoOcn al.
BGilaoclpbia, "a. San. -
3pci 6cucrucbrlcllte rprroen &C
toOtet un6 Is ull0crc bon fullcnocn
Mouern perlebt, ais 6eucr Gin 9roBcS
oiicntlid,es Sdulgcb1loe in Der Sor.
Itaot 5eritorte. Cine itrenge llnter'
iudung iibcr Die llriabe Oes 9ronoea
lit i'm @ongc, Oa Dies oas 5lpeitc
iSeuer in elmer 0iicrtIi6en Sdulc in
ncrbolb etlidcr Nphcn lit. 9as critic
peruriodte icinen Shaoen Don
100000.
Gamocn, N.slS, a. Sonuor. -
3luci ,Sabrif.g .gtnblilienlentS puroct
bcute our6 6euer jerltort. Sic be.
ionoen ii6 in einem @ebanoe, onS Ell
ncn 6ld6enraum eincs balben glodS
einnobm.. 2ie Sobn n. GomS 60,
Die einen Sbeil oca Debduoes benlbt,
ioa einen S6ooen pon 100000 er'
litten baben; Der 0eiammtidaoen
miro aber alif $4,000 geidabt.
Die cine ,Sobrif itcllte 6ornen fir
ll9oot ,SGger hcr lnb bic anoerc
gerSid,tunocn iiir glcroplane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-01-25
glns Der Ymnbes.Sanptitabt.
Yafcr imo ibrc 9rbeitcr IN Comic.
rcu5. - 8erialiftes 3nfer5eug
in Sdiiis.aontien ent6edt.

&oibington "a. Sanuar. -
Cine gcmcinidaitlid)c GonIcrcn5 Der
iiini 9robcn Tnder mo Gertrcter ib'
rer llnion.9rbcitcr miro nlorgen I'M
Yurcoi oes Sefretdrs @ilion gebol.
ten lucroen I'M cine 9oiis fir oic
gcilegung Der inoliltriellcn Sragen
3l iinocn, ole 5lt einem Strife in oen
BudnnIogcn 81 filbrelt orobcn. Eie
9afcr mollcn jcoo6 nit ben 2cllten
mr. ulS Gin5elpcrionen perbonoeln
lno nift ais Bertreter Der Shlad)t-
bous s.llnionen.
&eriGlidtcs 3ufermerf,
Scute lpltroe elm gefebl erlaiien,
oen gcrfallf bon 3uderluerf in Den
aontincn bon 9unocsidiiien gu jus.
pcnoircn, ho man III oieien nllnrein
liffeitcn" cntocdt bate. gcanlte Der
5lottc bitten iid iorafGltig, bic ga.
tlrr 0icier .llnrcinlidfcitcn" onSuae.
ben, aber ooS @eriid3t berbreitetc lid,
ouB cS lid nm 5crpulbertes @las
banoIe. Gies fonnte jeood nidt beItd-
tiat peroen. uno ioiueit lino feline
Sale bon grfranfitnaen inioIse bes
@enniieS oes 3udertperfs 6erichtet
porocn 9is cine einseleitetc Inter.
iuf,ns6 eenoet lit, miro nidts BON
oieiem 9eus an Sffi5iere ooer
IPonnid)aften perfauit iueroen.
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potriotilben Wotipcn gcleitet ici.
= Senotor airbp pcrtbeioi9t oas
&ricgs .Separtcmcnt.
" q bingtoh "a. Sanrar. -
S,Sn einer oronatilh bepcgtcn, oreis
ltiinoigcn &ebe Dor Dem Scnat erlui'
6crte Senator Gbamberlain, Der 8or.
iiter oes WilitGr. .Gomite'S, ullf Yra-
iioent 98ilion'S Grfldrl1nA oob er
Die Sbatladen perorebt bobe, als CT
bic glniebulbiglrng crbob. Dds Die Ste.
gicrlmg angcblid in ibrcn ariegs'
Gorbercitungen 5uanlnlcngebrohen
iei.
Sr. Chamberlain crflGrtc, oaB Der
Yr1iioent iDm id)mereS lllredt &C.
than babe. uno bertbcibigtc niht nitr,
lonoern ipieoerboltc cnpbattlf Die
9ebouptlmgen, bie CT in ieiner fiir5-
li6en gfeoe in Seem .gorf orfgeIteat
bottc. Gr crfl0rtc, oet HrGlioellt
tcnnc sic nabren Scr91ltniilc niht
er (GDom6erloin) obcr fcn1c oielela
ben.
Scr Senator bcItritt enti6ieocn
ooB cr gegen ben EroIioentcn ooer
gegcn &riegsietretar 9afer pcr'onllb
icinolelige 0efiibIc bcqc, lno bctonte
empbotiidL oob i2inc Notipc ollss
ldlicblid, pntriotiidcr gtotur 'eien;
cs lei iDnl Onrm gelcgelL Dos Sono
ouf3uriittcln lmo ocr ariegfilbrltng
nellcn ,Sunpetls 81 gebcn inoenl I'M
f1bigfcit ouSgcmcr5t iperoc.
Bur Gedtieriigung icincr Stcl'
lunenaDmc citirte Der Senator 5obl'
rei6e SSGlle onge6lider llnloblgtclt
in Gerbinoung nit Der slrmee'sluS'
riiihlng, Der 2icierling bon l(nlfor'
men lmo Den ionitdren 3ultGnoen IN
ocn 6elologcrn Die 6ei Der llnterill'
dung oe3 GriegSOcpartenentS ourh
oaS Otilitdr.Gonitc mnoeblid) jil Ia
&c gebradt luurocll.
Scnotorcn lmb pielc Ncpraicntull'
ten iiiatcn oen SiBrngSIaal bis sum
lcbten El1bden imo oie @allericcn
moren iibcrfiQt, olS Senntor Gbonl'
bcrloin ieinc 9ieOc bielt. Gr be-
oonn IcDr rubig, inoem CT iein 9c'
bouern mlsbriictte, bo6 er cS n0tbig
0ciitnocn babe, lcinc 8laliblpiiroig'
felt lmo 9Sntegrit0t, Die niemolS Uor-
bcr algcgriiicn lporoen icien 81 Der.
t6eioiqcn, abcr alS or fllr5e Belt &C.
reoct bottc, purbc er pnrm unO 81
3eiten iogor beitig.
cnntor &irbp pcrtbci.
0igt &ricgsb bcportc.
lncnt.
9llS ser Scilator bon Ohio Gcclls
oct bate, erlpioerte Senator airbp,
Elm Mitglieb oes Wilitar.GonltcS,
i'm 9tnmcn ser glOminiltration mo
manote lid entIdieoen gegcn sic Be
balptung oeS !SrnG6omberlain, OoB
Die in Der llnteriudumg beS MiIit0r.
Gonlites 3u Gage geforocrten 2bot'
laden Ole llnldbigfeit bes ariegsoc'
partemcntS erlpieien b1tten. Iann
pertagte ii6 ser Senat Bis Molltag,
um lpeiterc Giscuiiion a65uihneioen.
15m 8eiBen Salie iuuroe fein
aonlmentar 6c5iiglid) Der 9eoe ocS
Senotors G6amberlain ge1iibert.
es lit jcOod) befonnt, oaB 9lnt'
iuorten iiir decentralization in 9Gl.
sc bon Senotor Games i'm Scnat
1lno BON Neprdientant Gent, sem
8oriiber oes Milit1r.Gomites, lno
Geprdlentanten 8lab i'm Sauie gege'
ben neroen iperoen. ariegsiefretar
9ofer miro feline eigene grluioerling
ieoenioIlS amSamltag MAIDEN, pann
er Dor Dem .MiIit1r,G Gomite er.
| ideineu miro. Superintendent Gent
iprah beute Nafmittag i'm ariegs.
oepartement Dor uno erIuhte Den
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c5m eiuer Seriammlmmg oes
"8a(timore Clearing &ou|e'
ae6aftem an, "a. Sanuar 1913, pnroe Oct fol-

deld(ten dnt "a. Sdnn1f 1910, Wutoe OCT 'ol-
9enoe 2sefGfu6 amsenonntem:
IN gubetradt, bah wcgcn cincs %eicbls DcS %nnoes-
Scmtcl Ter,uars, Dr. SarrD a. 0ariclb, in |e5ng ant
Sic GouIcrpapn uuu Scsmcn Muntascn pom Won'
taa ben 81 Sannar 1918, bis snm 20 Wtar5 Wepcrano-
uic Iber bic Yr6ieutirnns Sratcn bel Ferpncn 6r'
men uber Gurpuratunn cnanoen Nno Scren 8eihatsotac
an bicicn saacu ami Gnnb beagcu Seicb scdoNcn ein
m0gcu;
ocslab lddGgt bas yGlcarins Sonic, nm cue 9lcld)
masia @urnabmc Graienrnns pun Sraen an bcasten
giontasen III bic Sesc sn m, pur, bah ae an Den Obcn
Scanirten Munagen bel Geruncn Sirmcn poer Gorporaa
ucu Al praentrenoen Sracn ocrcn @eiattspfale wscn
Ses bciaatn @efcbs seidoen cin mbsen am 'slssHSen
saac paIentirt mcrben, nd bic Sultrnfton an Die
gauf pesd bic iuorse Erantaion ener Sratfc nno Den
Yrutc bercl6en i'm Sale Der Mida9lnns iprSert 9eler
@prdaa bet id) mdt ani @utn mmo geeepte bic an ben
ubeu acnammtcn sascn faais Werben
Charles 6. Spmer, ST. Grdomt
Baltimore Clearing Souic".
Ibaips See GuDsbprunsb, Sefretar,
Baltimore Clearing Sonle".