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The Washington times., 1918-05-17
2 NOTED WOMAN
WRITER'S DISCUSS
MAD LOVE- CASE
NJ MADAM Z.


wAUKESHA, Wis. May 16.-A chain
and the weak link in the Waukcsha
chain is what Bernard Shaw calls the
urge Of the life force"
That broke through the veneer "f
civilization and showed this clock
back a few cons 10 jungle principles.
As a result VIC have a motherly
woman done to death. and Il .ouuEeT
one Of a fairly evolved type ON trial
for her life. and an unattractivo ell
derIy man as the prize over which
both fought
II Miss LuSk had married in her
carly twcnties and expended the prim
tive energies, her face. particularly
the chin bCspcaks. IN bringing up a
family, a. fOrty-twO sne would not
be on trial for her life.
Ono can easily fancy her at twenty.
a shy, elusive. dryad typ" Of Eiri.
IccInE at approach OF lover. per
hsps SIancing back once or twice.
But time has way Of bunting the
fincncss Of youth. and propinquIiy
did the rest.
The ex-Statc veterinarian so"m'd
as beautiful TO hcI a. did Nar"i-sus
TO the M mphs. Tut liuNh 10 ''ilr INV
doctor j. n strange peg on which TO
hang romance. He has what Charles
Dickens once spoke OF a. a ChOkcd
face. EristlinE black brows. abruptly
itIttinc nose, a mustaChc OF the WY
toothbrush type. thatch OF gray
hair.
There are sideiights on the raS"
that only a Dickens or Balzac could
handle with justice. There was "th"
Ideal CIubr TO Nn,ch both the late
Mrs Roberts and Iiss Lusk belonged.
Tho club Was very advanced. They
road Frcund and Speculatcd on
psyCho analysis, aud they read I.llen
Kew. who has spoken the last "ord
a, concentrated IvIninInity and mar
riaEe. .,-.,
an Niss I.usk to give the club paper
on Ellen Key when another member
vas prevented from writing II "hat
enert had that much quoted in the
eternal triangle our souls rvquir" IN"
Of one character FOR their
s,Iution. the two who remain should
he the Two whose Affection Is mu-
tusl." on that passion tOsS'd souti
The world had Progressed How
evolved and complex human mature
had become at last, Nnd then a
member gf the ladic-' club slow an
other. to get her out Of ih" way
with ali the sclfShness and lack Of
psyrhoIogv that ON" female primate
might have slams Inptu"r IN the
jungle = TeH million years go.
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here: it is the sweetest place in the
world"
She seemed 70 bring back some of
the peace and sweetness OF the old
garden with her rs she walked into
the court room thi afternoon.
Perhaps n shade Higher.
Appearing rested. aud calm. though
quite colorlcsS. as she walked past
little Or. Roberts, who caused all the
trouble. she never glanced in his di-
rCction. Perhaps she held her head
shade higher as she walked past
his chair. He sat beside his dead
wifc's mother. a sweet looking wom-
an, with the only grief stricken face
in the court room.
Miss Lusk is not pretty: her best
asset is Ccrtan well-bred dainti-
ness OF appearance Her white lawn
shirt waist was spic and fine: her
high heel gray boots were well fit-
ting and smart. The blue tailored
suit. was well cut. You would think
Of her. after seeing her. as a woman
" no loved pretty things and kept her
belongings with exquisite neatness.
But the little doctor Is n strange
figure for romance. After seeing him.
the story OF the killing was told.
The Washington times., 1918-05-17
400 MEN ENTER
OFFICERS CLASS
At CAMP MEADE

Approximately 400 candidates for
commission as second Iieutenants
have entered thq fourth officers
training camp al SCamp Meade, Nd.
Several Washington men are among
those receiving appointments.
Six members OF the District machine
gun battalion are included in the list
Of appointees. They are Sergt. John
3. Recside and Corp. Eugene \. Brey-
man Of Company 4. Sergts. Frank q.
Hclan, Charles D. German. and vii
liam G. Beck. Ir. and Corp. Archibald
q. McAlister OF Company IS. and Sergt-
Clarence CastimOre OF Company c.
Six students from Georgetown Uni
versity two OF whom. Joseph OLone
and Thomas z. Crowley. are residents
OF Washington, are also included In
the list. Sergeant Frank 3. Helan,
OF 2j12 Georgia avenue northwest, is
native OF \, ashinEton. and was
educated at the Immaculate COncep-
tiOn school He was formerly en-
Ployed as bOokkeeper and teller at
the Merchants Bank. and later as a
travelling salesman for the GOodyeaT
Tire and Rubber Company.
Serg'. Charles. u. German, 1%5S Law
r,nce street northeast. Is also native
town Law School. Prior TO his call by
the draft he was in the multUEraph
business in the MUnSey Building.
ScrEt. William e. Eek. jr.. 52e Butter
nU' street. Is a graduate Of Central
HiEh School. 1918. He was for some time
employed as boOkkccper at the Wash
inEton Loan and Trust Company.
corr. Eugene \. ErCyman, 1856 lrv-
ing street northwest. was employed
at the War department before being
called by the draf'
S"rEt. John u. EceSide was with
the Geological Survey for five years
prior To hi call tr the rolOTS. lie is
a native uf baltimore and graduate
Of Johns Hopkins UniV or Ity.
Robert VI. OLon". ~ Thirteenth
street southeast. was a Georgetown
student.
Another Georgetown University stu
dent 10 enter Tn" training camp l.
ThuCraS L. crow ley. 1872 q street.
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DEATH RATE MOUNTS,
DUE TO HOUSING EVILS

The District death rate per 1000
OF population for the week ending
May II shows an increase for white
persons from 14.1 in the same week
last year to 1T.2 this year. This is
causing officials anxious thought. The
rate for colored people was %, an in
crease OF only eight-tenths OF a point
over 1917.
Many observers attribute the In
crease among whi'e people to hous-
ing congestion. which has become
steadily worse in ire past year, while
there always was housing congcs-
tiOn among colorcd residents. so con-
ditions are not worse as to this ele-
ment than in other years.
The Washington times., 1918-05-17
BAY STATE CHURCHES
UNITED In WARTIME

In Massachusetts churches are com.
bininS services. during the war, for
economy or to release pastors for
camp duties. according to the Federal
Council Of the Churches. This is be-
ing accomplished through the efforts
Of the Massachusetts Federation.
comprised % fifteen denominations
with 93 per cent OF the Protestant
membership OF the State. Mergers
Of the same or different denomina-
tions are promoted. Eighteen fedcr-
ated churches and as many circuits
have resulted
The Washington times., 1918-05-17
ADVERTISEMENT
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re-
move Them With 0thine-
Double Strength.

This preparation for the removal of
frcckles is usually so successful IN
removing freckles and giving a clea-.
beautiful complexion that IL Is sold
BY any druggist under guarantee TO
refund the money II it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil. get. an ounce OF Othinc and re-
move them. Even the first few appli-
cations should show a wonderful i'm
proveInent. some OF the lighter freciS-
les vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for ths
double strength Othinr. II is this that
is aoId on the money-back Euarantee
The Washington times., 1918-05-17
sues CAR COMPANY
FOR INJURY TO THUMB

Alleging permanent injury to her
thumb. right wrist and forearm. Mar
tha l.. Gericke has filed suit against
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company for $4,000 damages. Miss
Gericke, who Is represented by Attor-
ney T. s. Bright. says that April 16.
1917. the car on which she was rid
ing collided with another car at Four
The Washington times., 1918-05-17
MEAT PACKING TO STAY
UNDER PRIVATE CONTROL

Possibility OF operation or the pack
ing industry for she war is officially
squcIchcd in a special report before
President Wilson today.
The report submitted by rcprcscn-
tativcs OF the food. Labor. and AEri-
cultural departments, and the Federal
trade commission is understood Ia
recommend merely tightening up Of
the regulations already in effect to
ward the packing industry.
The commission was asked by the
President to investigate TO see wheth-
cr there was need for a new policy
perhaps Government control-in
connection with the food administra
tons efforts to bring about satisfsc-
tory cooperation between the Gov
crnment. cattle raisers, and the pa'S
crs.
certain amount OF fat each day
l. necessary TO human life. Don't
wHste an oUncc.-D. &. Food Admin
traitor.
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What pity Grace Lusk did not mar
ry some OF the admirers she Is ac-
credited with having rejected in her
early youth. Would she have turned
her head to glance at the horse doc
tor With bristling mustache: ] think
not.
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tcenth and r street southwest. throw
ing her against other persons in the
car and seriously injUring her.
Miss GeTickc alleges that she Is a
librarian. and that in her capncify a.
such she is required to use the type,
writer. but that by reason OF the in
jury she is prevented from effectively
using the machine again.
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one feels that humor cannot be Miss
Lusk's strong point.
His whit" hair - thick. a regular
thatCh. His mustache bristles. His
eyes have a rowing quality. He wore
a red tic. aud he did not remove his
tan gloves until nc had taken his
seat. HIS were the only perceptible
gloves in the court room.
The woman In mourning never
spoke 10 him during the afternoon.
" hen they would tell frightful thing =
about her dead daur htcr. like hndinE
her on the floor. with the blood
gushing from her breast. she would
weep softly In a black ian she car
Ticd Her eyes looked a. II they had
never been dried cf tears since her
daughter WIS kil''d.
And "DOc"-He Went Away.
The evidence brought out a curl
Gus thing, they phored for Dr. Rob
crts and hr went TO the Mills house
with a young assistant named Blot
Here he found his wife dying on the
floor Upstairs the woman Who had
KILLED her Vas apparently dying from
s-IT-infIictcd wounds. Br. Roberts
went out to look Tor medical AID
but h. did not come back. h" did not
Suutnc the last moments of his dying
wIf,: %" did not ascertain whether
or not MISS Luak had killed herself
He went out.
,:uIs who feel inclined to hill on
account OF love some mad will =" we'll
TO bear ihis in mind br. Roberts
did not stay by either yoman: he
went out
Miss I.u.k-s old father. To " hom
she bears startling resemblance,
sat with her during the afternoon
session Of the trial. Oac, hr Elared
at Roberts: II was toward the end
Of the long letter that his dauSh"r
wrote to him after she mad killed
Mrs. Eobcrts and wounded herself.
The daughter repeated iu the let
ter what She had lust lrrrd tuaf
the man she loved to madness said
~h. va chasing him that she WAS
..' m fool he could not get away
from"
4 Lesson 20 the Young.
The old pr. Lusk's eyes Elittercd.
Hi, daughter hold herself riEidIy
to pos" ~ ~cIG-rontruI that she al
Nay- struggles to maintain. but the
thin muslin shirt waist over her
breast h"avcd. and she held her
hands To keep them from WrithinE.
The brrtIinE little doctor looh ed
straight ahead: he seems To have
something OF a talent for avoiding
dt~agrCeable situations. as witness
his going ont with one woman d.
ing and the other wounded. u was
a great lesson for all the high school
girls and boys who came iu gigEIinE.
but drank "u the testimony with So
bCr faces before the afternoon was
over.
Two or three mothers. determined
to hear the evidence. had brought
their bahI"e int" court, and the IitlS
things would laugh and crow while
The Washington times., 1918-05-17
ELKS LODGE RESOLVES
AGAINST RENT PIRATES

Protesting against rent pr"fteer-
ing IN the District. Washington
Lodge. B. r. q. l.. has passed resoIu-
tionS urging that tn" courts refuse
eIcctIncnt proceedings and calling for
prosecution OF the guilty
The resolution demands that
remedy be provided by Congress L"
curb rapacity OF rent prOfitcers, and
that courts be directed to refuse L"
issue writs ~ eiectment for all who
honestly and regularly pay their
rents. but decline to he robbed.
II also demands "thc prosecution
81 those guilty of all forms "f sub
t"rfuEe to increase rents. be tn"
plan 4 pretcnsc that the property has
hCen sold. when in reality II has not
been conveyed to another nv bona
hde sale. or whether the pretcNt be
to maxi" repairs. and all other shamS
and frauds having Tor their intent
e nj purpose to get possession ~ the
premises nd rent for a higher price
to a new tenant"
Age may bnr you from the Trenches
hut 90 docs not block your progress 10
far collectors Office With your Income
The Washington times., 1918-05-17
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.


va N''N'i-'. W is. May B. scores
OF S'r'@ ana boys u""Pcd up IN" stair
case OF 10" NauN"~ha court house to-
Gay u" attend the trial "f Grace l.usN
LOT N" H'.'nG "i Mr. Mary Newman
N"ocfIs' b'causc Mass l.usk loved the
"'"u ""h.'h husband and wanted
nor ""' "i III" way.
anu '' 'S '"'"' 'a'h'hE ana
a. '' '"'S "h'
80 '' d ''''''''s OF a movie
"'''' 'h'N |"t i"' d'II
'''- '"'! E''5'ed anu ""'S-
80 many o. 'h"m mar
- - '''''' ~ " '' n '.'''a ~.
e" "'' '''"hs hhd dismissed ih"
afternoon s'ssI"n "f IA" high school
that the T-pIIs might attend the trial
Tic cold imucrsorsI p,.,r,,,- -,
,,brrb .r.. r., ,.r,r go, -, -.
,,.f,E "
~ W ''"N' '''i''
. -"dN 3. 'h'"Eh L" mat" ~" most
tsmp"rarr' r'dlir reckless pause be
fore inrurrIu- such a risk
Had Ira-.. I.Y-A ,,.,- ..,.,.r.5
,,,,-.r,- ,,,,,
NV HI' "a
, '''H' H'"fH 'N'iN ~"'I'. "i a woman 3
hc"rt 'hI bare tn" story 81 hor love
tossed lightly back and forth like q
ball hear. "a. woman an frisI f,r
b,r Ilr. ar.,..,.,I ,r ...I..s,,..,. ,,,, ,,,.,,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05
pu9hes Sapport.

Nhp Npicltcret@0ommcr Suohes
Nopport opcr inc llu0cripQeIicr az
= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uuoIepe
rcoes 'orriNe llge. Rappprteu err ct
meaet o~mran8arlgt Gofument, ser
al llu0crir9cIEcrnc err fore
0noeoe mco itor @rlu0iQbeo. Sfisut
NJ: Nughe9 ltorpt fritiIerer oelt
l,pnolgbco, ~umauoeIi0c SIsIeri oa
Frofitering. iou llnocrisaeIIen hor
loat Tor GogeL iremiUttcr han boa
ln9en frimjucle @citplouingcr mos
no8et enfelt (Su6ipi0. San laoer /
oerne NGl'ecnoe DC for Saaen TOM.
ne Oplpanlnger tale ior iig icIp %
opcrlooer oct til Nipuoighc0erne at
te'temme, ON De Qiuer InIeoniuQ
I'll rctSliG EiItaIc mo0 noaen eQer
Here az De | 6orbinoeIle meo oiSlc
Nplpsnlneer nGuIte EerIoner.
Oct laoer iii, at Mipnoiebeoerne
bar tdnoet bette paafrpoet ,og al sc
or optrooot meo itor Haifbeo. @t
telegram ira Gbica9o meIoer mem.
Zig, al &apporteu itrar uar bIcpet
1orelagt Ell is6eraL 8ranoiurp Ger.
lteos, 90 at oeIlne aIlerebe ital hare
telluttet Of reiie retsIig SiltaIe MOB
u az De | Iapporten urpnte % /
Chicago b~iemmegsrenoe Yerioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05

Woo Horo, oppe peo Den belgiife
8rGnie, bar oct Gataoierne uIlber
General 9urriej iom flemte paa, og
De tog M meo Storm belle gpen
Talenciennes, boortil Spiferne l9llge
bar flpnget Jig iaa baarbnnffet.
Ganaoierne irrpngte tperSigien.
mem gpen og er M flere Wil paa Den
anoen SIDE. Ssroag Worgen tog De
SanoSbpen Yreieau / Sposit for
8olencienneS.
Noroenfor 8r9niet itaar belgiife
trooper mi fun TO Mil fra 9pen
Sent.
5 DC TO fsrite Cages Sperationer
omfring 8alenciennes tog Cana.
oierne omfring 5000 Sanger.
&en fortiptter meo itor Gnergi.
Wob Spb, nebe oeo Weuie, bar
amerifanerne aiort ct betpoelig Soup.
s Screening meo ben 4oe frantic
Srme bar Imerifanerne Der ubfert
en- 89fte meget pellpffeoe Opera.
Itpner, DDlltet mar nleoterf, at M
iferne er blct tplttget til at begpnbe
ct MT Silbagetog paa beege Siber al
Weuie. Oct bar iGrlig ct ameri-
fanif @iennembruo paa Seitiiben at
@loen, iom iprte iii bette &eiultat.
Som 6elge al bette Silbagetog
'fnnoe Den lite alnerifanife % ben 4oe
frantic Irme / SsnOagS rpffe frem
mellem ipp og otte Wfil paa Ell 30
Wtil breo 6ront. De bar taget ct
tort Intal Sanger og aanoner.
Sire siterrigite 9ipilioner, iom fsr
itoo ooerfor slmerifanerne paa git.
iioen al Wteuie, ifal ifelge ct Sorlp.
oenoe iioit forrige l1ge bore truffet
tilbage fra Sronten og itartet paa fin
Silbagepei til Siterrig og l1nsarn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05

nGr ben itore SrIoa5bapn poIa (paa
oen ipollgite Spios al Salpsen
S1triem.
Nom 2oen Nob. - Gbefen for 90
miralitaben meooeler, at oct 5reoag
W'or9en IpffeoeS aommanbsr Ro.
ietti og 2eitnant 9ooIucci at trpnge
mo paa YoloS more Sapn og iPnfe
Den siterri9ife 5Ioaoes 6lagifib, ben
eile'te tilbo9eoprer6c Qreabnousbt,
"@iribus llnitiS"DN
GariS 2ben 0op. - st ubefrpitet
Hn9te er noaet EoriS ON, at ben
siterriglfe 0aobenitilitnn0 er blet
rmoertegnet. Oct pioes, at Den sitter.
rigife S~GrlebeIie iioen igaar bar be-
ret @eliooelie al De 9IQiereoes @ctin.
gclier Tor 8aabenitilitnnb. .SpiS
R'terrigerne neler iorlPnge meb lin
fomplette Ooergipelie, pil General
9la5 begpnoe Waricben moo @ien.
Wen oct anices for melt ianoipnligt,
at ben elterrigife &GrleoelIe burtiet
% iloen Srsol bill gaa nleo pna Be
tingelierne, iont enitcmmigt er blet
tiltraaot al ollie De 9lQiereoe.
s Silfploe Der life lpnger er
nogen oninarlie central siterrig.
ltngarif Tegierine at iorbanole meo,
bill DC Nuiereoe fun ~iorbanole ntcb
Den giterrigife S%nergenerol.
Oct iorlpoer, at eiterrigIfe og ito
Selegnter er antommet til
Scbpeit5, fo~rmobentlig / bet Siemeo
at moertegne getingclierne. Gen
Gremiernliniiter Eacbitcb
at bile oeltoge / Oe enoelige
Sorbanolillger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05
Sepublifen Sulddrien.

st telegram ira aiebenbapn meoz
oelcr, at 9ulgarien er proflumcret
iom Hepublif, o. at oclt irlae Song
Boris bar opgipet Sronel1 o. reiit
i'm %ci.
Gen lulge &onge bar iiboet paa
Sronen bare / 30 Sage. Sans 5ar,
G5ar 6erOinano, aboicereoe ncnlig
ben 3oie Sftober o. iorlob Sanoet.
2ebcren Tor oer1 Hepol,ttion / Sul-
g%arieu, iom M bar fert til Camel.
len al Ell Hepllblif. er @onoen Stams
bliliipifi, iom / mango Nnr bar upret
@enoerncS og Igrarernea Salsmano
% Siuiosmano / acknowledgements.
gen / Sofia.
San bar ion Intimilitariit iibbet
arreitcret ira arigcnS @egpnoelie,
inbtil G5ar 6eroinano peo lin Sron.
frnligelic Tor Ell MaGneos Sio iiben
benaabebe ale "politiite Sanger.
Stambulimlfi bar altiaa benpttet
Sioen gobt Den iioitc Maaneo. Oct
iiges, at han ogiaa bar cprettet Ell
Republican, Irme paa 10000 Wtano.
San pil rimeligpis BIZ beu me Hepu.
blifS icrite TrGiioent.
Zen npe repltblitanlfe Hegiering
bar ctableret Jig / Sirnopa, iom oaiaa
/ Wiboelalberen par @uIgarienS so.
peoItuo. @pen ligeer peo Chen San.
ira mcIlem Sofia o. %arna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05

blntt" ON Snsoogens SanbeIier /
@ien:
0enonitrationerne begpnote ON
6ornriooagen meo ct Stuoentermsoe
ioron Observation-Disclosures bportil
Ell itor WiPngoe Arbeioerc ienere lint
teoe zig.
Rationalraabets Irpiioent Ding.
boier erfl9reoe / en- Gale, of Hatio-
nolraaoet pilbe onertage belle Hegie-
ringen paa SorSoag.
"Wten rtoen Sabsburgernel" brs.
lebe Soriamlingen.
en officer / Uniform traoote Der.
pna frem og opfororeoe Solooterne
og Sfficererne til at fierne Ben fei.
ierlige aofaroe - Ell Spforbring ser
itrar blep fitlgt meb itor 9egeiitrin9.
Get feiierlige Banner oper Gorlo-
mentsbpgningen blep oerpaa fret neo
efter Srore al embellishments Sor-
manb @yoiS.
(Spenitoaenbe gieloer a~abenbart
altIammen ben npe tpife Stat /
giterrig.)
s Seraiepo / 9oSnien er Ell ipo.
Habit Hepublif blet proflameret.
Get nar Tom befienot Der, at Den otter
rigife Sronfslger og bans Suitrll
bleu mproet / 1914, % oct er oenne
9cgipenbeo, iom reenes for oct egent-
lige pore Spbap til @eroenSfrigen.
Sgiaa / llngorn err Der unoer San-
nelie Ell iocioliitiit Hepltblif uiocr
8rep GarolpiS 2ebelie. Gploige Se.
monitrationer bar fitnoet Steo /
,Sltoapeit.
gae De me &epublifer bar profla.
meret, at ben fonititlttioneae Sor-
binbelie meb be sprige gtationer In
6en oct t~iOligere 9onaltmlonarfi er
opbGpet, iomtioigt iom oe er reoe til
at anerfienoe ~binanoens Selpitpnoigs
beb og llafbpneigbeo.
Gen siterrigife Slanoe / 9lbriater-
bopet er tilfiertot &roatiell, Tom ogioa
foor 5iiimc meo oer itore Srlogs-
baon.
Gen eiterrigife 6lanbe paa Conan
tilfoloer oerimob llngarn.
G3effo-S lopaferne / @ebmen bar
afbrllot Observation-Disclosures melem
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05

gang iaa raft, at oct er mnuli9t at
iige, bpor Sloglinien benn0er Jig ira
Sinp til Gime. Gen pprlte Sin-
BRING for SnianterietS 6renlgang M
cr Den umaa6eliQc Strem al Sanger,
Tom fploer ole &eie, % iom gaar /
mooiat Hetninq.
Stallcuit &opnlcri bar III lloine
iiiQtc. lloine, iom ligqcr omtrellt 80
Wtil / Sit FOR Yiouc, par Den itaIicnite
Gpcrgenerol Gaoorna3 &ooeotparter
iuoen Rc0crla9ct peo Sion5o Soften
1917.
&talieuif &upolcri bar naaet Glucll
EagIiamento.
TN britiif Sturfe. iom / Wtioten al
iorrilc ll9c nnacoc Glpen Sipen5a,
bar ell Sio belt raoopilbc, iorbi oe
life iorItob &talleult % tunoc ioa-
Icoca life uoiperQc @ciplfningen.
Gen italienitc &rig9forreiponbent
Nrnonoo 6roccnrolo, iom taller G1.
Qclit, fpm omlioer I'll oereS llnoiGt-
nine. Non lob frcm til Sronten %
leoeoe %riternc ieirenbe ino / Sacile.
@ien 2oen Nop. - Cen oitcrrigifc
@encroIitob mcbbclcr: "Nonminaen
al offiIpereoe Gerritoricr iortiGttcr.
vi oil iuotoge &c Stiuinger, hi bolbt
peo @egpnoelien al Den italicnifc
&rig. Hemninaen al belle Scrbiell
cr nTr iorcitaacroe.
Nmiteroam 2ben Nop. - Der
oitcrriglfe @llperner ppcr Srieit bar
cueroruget Seoclicu al @pcuS og
YrouinienS NiiGrer iii "Aftionsfomi'
teen, iom bcitaar al SociaIiitcr, 9to-
ti%onolliberalc % Slopcuer.
&oiniteen Tor Den oiicrtligc Sit
terbeo / Srieit ienbte / Sorsba9s Ell
Sorpcbobaao iii Tcueoi9 nteo gn'
mooning I'll Den allierebe Slaobe
Ibriaterhapei ON ot bciGtte Sriclt.
Zen allierebc fommaubercnoc Iomi.
raj "inopiIgeoe itrar oenne Nnmoo.
ming.
@aibingtou 2oen Gop. - Scle,
aranrmer, iom gicnnem 0iplomatiifC
NrbinoeIler er fonmet BERTH iro
Scbpeit5, berctter. Of italienlfe oe
anleritanlte trooper or lanbiat pao
! Den eiierrisite Syit al Ioriaterbauci
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-11-05

Get SabSburaife SpnaIti er ioa-
leoeS pllloicligt bet huSutlot, og ct
Hpgte i~ortpIler, at &eiicr &arl er
fIpgtet ira @ieu til @ooollo / I'm
garn, 10 WtiI / Noroeit for 9uOapeIt.
Sra ct oloet 0olo mooii9e5 bette
HpQte.
Ger eriitcrcr fife mere biplomatiIfe
Sorbinoclicr melem Berlin % @ien.
Cen iibitc tpitc @eiaiot I'll 8icn,
6prit &obenlobr, er meo belle lin
Stab perot hem til Berlin.
On Situationen / @ien meloes
pio Imitcrbom Sen lite Noo. -
pit bar roIigt / @ien inotil &lof
fen ipp iqoar Mites, ga ser ianbt
Gemonitrotioncr Steo foran arigs-
miniiteriet. Ogiaa foran Tarlas
mentSbn9uinQer iamlebes Ell unlaa-
beli9 Mcnncitcmlasie, iom meo rln-
genbc Surrocr bilieoe Oct reoe Stag,
iom bIcp uoioloct al Irbeibere ira
Soritroeruc. Socialiitmeblenrmer al
Observation-Disclosures bploeoeS liae-
lebeS. ga DC holot Saler I'll SOLE
moSien og onbefalcbe Oprcttelle al
Hepublif.
@oracrmcltcr @eiSfirchner iegte
forgirpes at tomnte tilorbc. Sans
Stcnmme orufneoe / en- Storm al
NpSicu.
Snuolcrtio bopoe Iatioualioriam.
lii,aeu neoto9ct Ell 2onititiltion, Tom
inaen ElobS lcpneoe for Wtonorten.
Observation-Disclosures bar Den lopgi'
penbe Wpubighco, mems Den no
suenbe Wpuoigbeb er lagt | StatS'
raooctS &aun0.
Socialiiten Gictor Ioler bill rimc'
liapiS bli oen nue lloenriaSminIIter,
liaciom belle &eeieringer oil BIZ 10
cialiltiif.
&lofen s ON @fteneil inofanot Ell
Population al Ofiicercr % Soloater
Jig hos Hationalraabet % trGpeoe
Sprettelieu al ct Soloaterraao I'll al
lebe IrmeenS gfmenitring.
On gftenen hrog fore @rupper
aieunem 8aoerne % tpane Srreerer
% Solbater til at iierne &cfaroell
meo Oct feiierIise 8aaben.
llnoer Sperifriiten: "en &epnblii
Il Inmaricb" beretter "gerllrier Sa9e'