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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19
|7h It's
Cries Many a Woman Whose WeaI
ened Rundown Condition Makes
Her Cross, Irritable, Wrinkled
and Old Before Her Time -

With the divorce courts showing
an ever increasing number of homes
broken up often through woman's
highly nervous state-with thou
sands of women leaving their bus
mess positions or unable to attend to
their household duties because Of
their weakened rundown conditions,
and still others whose constant COM
planning make life burden to them
selves and to their families, it should
be especially interesting to the pub
lie generally to read the opinion of
such medical authority as DR.. Ken
meth K. MacAlpine, prominent New
York surgean, member of the New
York State Medical Society and for
16 years Adjunct Professor of the
New York Post Graduate Medical
School and Hospital, who tells below
how by Increasing the supply of iron
in the blood, women may become
stronger, healthier and more sue
cessful in the home, social and bus
mess life.
DR.. MacAlpine says: I'm my opinion
practically nine out of every ten wo-
men who suffer from Nerves can inn
prove their health, strength, vitality
and general appearance by getting
more iron in their blood. You can
tell the women whose blood Is rich
In strength giving iron. they are the
beautiful, healthy, rosy checked ones
radiant with life, vim and energy
envied and sought after everywhere
they go. Yet despite all that has been
said and written by physicians about
the alarming iron deficiency In the
blood of the average American wo-
man of to-day. there are still thous-
ands who need something to increase
their red blood corpuscles and build
up their strength and endurance
and are either careless of their con-
dition or do not know what to take.
In my opinion there is nothing bet
ter than organic iron-Nuxated Iron
to help make healthy, full -blooded.
beautiful women. BY enriching the
blood and increating it's oxygen carry
ing power Nuxated Iron will often
trasform the flabby flesh. toneless
tissues. and palid checks of nervous.
rundown women into q glow of
health and make them look years
younger within surprisingly short
time.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19
Picked 225 Sacks of
Potatoes in One Day

Yakima, Wash.-That women
workers on the farm are a success
is shown by the fact of a Japanese
woman here who is believed to have
set a record by picking UP 225 sacks
of potatoes in one day.
Use McNeil's Cold Tablets. - Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19

One of the best vaudeville bills of
the season opened three day engage
ment at the Majestic yes
At the terday, with Fred Ardath
Majestic and Company as the head
-.... liner. The title of Mr.. Ar
dath's new act is THE Singing
School," and is presented by a COM
pany of eight people, who furnish
splendid harmony and lots of good
comedy. 1t is a lively number, and
the kind vaudeville audience will en-
joy. Phina and her Picks are an added
attraction on the bill, and this aggre-
cation of colored entertainers offer n
song and comedy Offering that is fine.
Still another popular number is Nita
johnson, very pretty young girl, and
also a talented artist, in a repertoire
of high-class and patriotic selections
that are excellent. Miss johnson was
a decided hit yesterday. Denton and
Hackett "a very clever couple, are pre
senting Charles Grapewins Well
known comedy sketch entitled
"Poughkeepsie," and they succeed i'm
keeping everyone in constant laugh
ter Cooper aid Lacey, two clever
singers and dancers. complete the
bill.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19
AUXILIARY TO MEET

The Red Cross Auxiliary, of the
Pine Street Presbyterian Church, will
meet for work in their workrooms
Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock. An
important business meeting will be
held.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19

wonderful smoke consumer, which
does not prove a great success, and
they are about to lose all their money
when they hit upon the plan of taking
the young woman to the Panama Ex-
position and have her compete for a
$4,000 prize, which Is to be awarded
to the most beautiful Doll" in the
world. They go to California by way
of the Panama Canal. which gives OPP
portunity for the great boat scene"
which has been pronounced as the
most elaborate ship scene ever offered
the public. The last act of the play
takes place on the famous Joy Zone"
at the exposition, where Dolly wins
the prize and is awarded the $4,000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19
REGENT

To-day - Bronco Bill" Anderson in
Red Blood and Yellow" and an Of
fetal War Review.
Tomorrow and Thursday - Mae Muir
ray in Modern Love-"
Friday, only - Return engagement of
Mary Pickford in Eagles Mate.I
Saturday, only - Gail Kane in Loves
. Law"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19

OkPHEUM
Tonight and tomorrow, matinee and
night-"The DarStown Follies."
Thursday, matinee and night. Novem-
ber p - "A Little Girl in a Big
City"
Friday night and Saturday. matinee
and night, November % and 23 -
The Million Dollar DOLL"
Tuesday evening only, November 26-
The Camp Dix Soldier Boys in
You'll Like It,"
Coming Thanksgiving Day.. Novem-
Der 2S-"The Secret of Suzanne"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19

The plot of "The Million Dollar
DOLL" which will be presented at the
Orpheum on Friday night
"The and Saturday. matinee and
Million night. is a novel one and
Dollar well suited to musical COM
Doll" edy The guardian of a
very beautiful young wo-
man has invested her money in a
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19

Dr. George Baker formerly Physician and New
aztec Iron to be fgatb benefit"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19
"DnrktONvn
FOlIicsv

a return engagement of the well
known success, "A Little Girl in a Big
City" is announced
"a Little Girl by the Orpheum,
in Big City" showing Thursday,
matinee and night 1t
is a play of strong human appeal,
bringing out with engrossing dramatic
emphasis the much discussed white
slave question, and handling it in a
manner which deeply and wildly i'm
presses does not offend the most cap
tious critic. In this thrilling drama
OF New York life. James Kyrle Mac
Curdy, the author, has placed on the
stage the career of an innocent young
girl from a small, country town, who
goes to the great metropolis in search
of a position. The many snares and
pitfalls she encounters, and the temp
tations that are continually confront
ing her make a play of intense inter-
est. which must be seen and heard
to be thoroughly appreciated.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19

In the latest vehicle of Bernard's
"Darktown Follies," underlined to
carry favor at the Or
"DarktOwn pheum tonight and to-
FOllics", morrow, matinee and
night, and bearing the
title of Dixie to Broadway" Quintard
Miller. easily Americas foremost
comedian, will have a part different
from any he has interpolated in re-
cent years. He will appear as a
seeker after political and social hon
ors. a darky who has numerous mis-
haps and adventures and they are
productive of much unalloyed fun. 1t
is in two acts and punctuated here and
there with lifting melodious ensemble
and song hits, calculated to find ready
response with folks who like catchy
music and infectious tunes. Besides
Mr.. Miller and forty others in the
cast. are George Hightower and
Fanny Wise.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19
COLONIAL

OOLUNIAD
To-day - Madge Kennedy in THE
Kingdom of Youth"
Wednesday and hursday-Constance
Talmadge in Mrs. Lefhngwell' s
Boots"
Friday and Saturday - Earl Williams
in "A Diplomatic Mission"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19
VICTORIA

o-day - William 5. Hart in THE
Bargain" and Our Bridge of Ships"
an Official Government War Film.
Tomorrow and Thursday - Madame
Petrova' in THE Life Mask"
Friday and Saturday - George Walsh
in "On the Jump"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19
@7NUsEI
ORPHEUNI

MAJ l.aflC
HiSh-class Vaudeville.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19

Use McNeirs Cold Tablets. - Adv
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-19

"If people would
ize that iron is just
pensable to the bio
air to the lungs ;
just as particular
keeping up a suffil
supply at all ii
there would, in
opinion. be far lie
d ! S e a s e resulting
from a n u e m | C,
weakened condi-
tions. For years
il was a probl- 4
lem with ply 4
sicians how i
to adminis- 4
ter iron in
a form that 4
C o | d be +
taken up by r.,
the system If
a n d in II
crease the i 6
re d blood
C o + p u s.
cles without up
setting the stom-
ach, blackening
the teeth or pro-
d u ci n & other
disorders almost
as serious as the
lack of iron it
self. But t h Q
introduction of
NuXated Iron has
nnnn WuRF with
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2lmerikanii6e
loerlMIAiite

&ai6iagton, 90. 9e3. = 9tndite.
6ellOe gerluitiite pur0e am Conn
tag bonn qrieg5amt berofienttid)t:
Sm Sample gcfaIlen 81; idtpcr Der.
mlnOet $50; 6ei 543 fonnte Die
St6nerc Der GerlDrn0ung nidt felt.
geitcIt peroen; Ieidt ocrtpunoet l..
los. = 3uiamnen 1886.
glontog gormitto9s6crid't: Sym
Sample qcfarcn 55; i1ren @imOcn
crlc0cn 81; iufolae bon llnfd1cn
un0 onocrcn llrindcn geitorbpn 10;
arnuf6citen erlcqen 70; id'per Der.
munoct 1884; bel tt07 fonte Die
Sdiuere Der GerlUun6ung niht felt.
geiteQt iueroen; Ieift beriuunoet 800;
bernlibt puroen 167. - 3uiammen
3,4S6
gaadmittags6eridt: Sym Sample
qefaGen So: i6ren 8unoen erleaen
2S; ifiuer benDnn6et 5t4; BEL f..
427 t0nntc bic Sfipere Der 9enDun.
oung nift feitgeftcGt ipcrOen; Ieidt
berfuun0et S2i; i'm Sample bermibt
40. - 3Hiomnten 1887.
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GI6ctRers tucncn
S6s Galt5c BSpfitcn

8ro9 90. Gc3. L Gie Tidedo.
iInbiihe 9fepubIif erfcnnt fem @e.
btet inner9alb @66mens ol8 fir IL.
aenofueIde S6ridtung 0urf Sic
6rie0enSfonferen3 often on ipeiIt ul-
10 ben betreffen6eu 8orIdIoq Ser
9eutIdbobmen 3uriid = 70 erfl6rte
Der 8rerlier arnnor3 bor elmer 9[b.
or6ming bon 9elttif6obmen offen
beralis.
0ieie 9(bor6nltng 6atte lin 6ie Gil.
riit8iebuna Der geiotlrngstrllppcn,
6ie 6reilofiuns ser berbafteten Ser.
ionen rn0 Die 8icocrberiteIlunq bon
GeieB lm6 9ronltng nadaeiud)t.
SEER aramar5 in9ta, Die 9laiicrten
6dtten Gin 2lbfomren llnter8cid)nct,
iucIdes crftdrt. Dob Dos gnn3e 2an6
6cm ti9c1o.ilotpafiid,m Staat &C.
bore. S5m ii6rincn .bcrfidcrte er
ibnen oaB ibrc rationale GntlDid.
lung iidfcrgeitcut iparocn niirbc: unb
or iiigtt binSh olifJ CT winidc. hob
Die gcitbungStruppen 10 bolo pie
nDgliA" 5uriidge5ogeu Diir6en.
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Der 4ordiiSent bcimtRt
2lcMillp Pc1pital
8iiOn nnterbilt iid nit 1900 Ser.
unnOeten, bic bnrG Oen Se.
itdJ iebr erfrcitt iinh.

garis, 90. 3e8-@raiioent g8iG-
Jon beillbte beute oaS $oipiial oes
aoten arel3es IN gteltillp. no er
nit etipn 1900 GermlmOeten SGnoe
idiittelte un0 ii6 unterbieIt. Sic
meiIten moren in Der G9lobt BON
g9ateat 2bierrp oepeien. gr blieb
bier Stinoen unb ging BON eincm
3imner gum onoeru, na9oem er iid
ale 8erenonien berboten bate.
yloA ieinen eigenen gtusiaqen
fano er Die WionIfaiten in oor5iig.
Iiditer gflege uno in munoarpoller
otiulng, troe ibrer gum Sei[ fiirdl.
terli6en 8eritiinlnellngen.
Ser 9rdlioent iab ernliloet uno
dngegriffen aus, als er oo8 !8oIpi.
tai berieB, oenn Der gtnblid 10 bic.
Ter 8eruunoeter mar i9m unee.
lDobnt.
gr iebte iid bdufig oufs 8ett
ellles 8eriDunoeten llnO fragte iDn
il6er perionli9e 8er1dltuiiie, mo6er
ct Itomme un0 mic er bertuunoet lei.
auf feline 5ro9e Dnrlun MIR lol-
DIE nit 8erpltnoungen om llnter.
forper onpeieno ieien er3G9Ite i6m
ein SoIoat, Dab Die an0eren onocrs-
mobin tronsportiert ieien.
Gin onoerer ialutiertc nit fcinem
beilen glrme uno er5dbIte bent 8rd-
fi0enten Dab Dies nidt fem erIter
Salut iei. @r mnr Dor Dem ariege
SduBmann am 8entroIbabnbofe in
Sem gorf gelpeien.
6rau 8ilion folgte Dem 8rGIi0en-
ten olf ieinem 3un0gange uno Der.
teilte 8Iumen unter Die geripun0e.
ten.
Serr ltnb Grou 8ilion beIudten
ipdter Oas frau56iiide Soipitol in
Sal 9e @race, mo fie ft6 NIT 500
oermunoeten 6ran3oien urter9ieIten.
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pclerpebiticn
i'm Ciaftibiffcn

Sem gorf, 90. 8eB. = Ser ome.
rifonii6e 2lero Glib beabiihtigt, cine
neue glor0poleypeoition, Inn ybie big
lett unerfori6ten Seile 6es n0roIi-
den @isltleere8 3u erfori9er, 5lt ber-
meIien unb 5u p6otogropbieren 1tno
Die Griiten3 ooer gfidt @riIten8 bon
Qon0 feIt3uiteaen.
9ie Grpeoition miro 10 eingerih-
tet, OaB fie lit Ser beiten So1re85eit,
esSuli uno gluguit, per 0nmpfer 10
meit tuie nl0glid) bororingen for1t
Sobalo man oil bic @ren5e oes go.
loreiies QeIongt it, mir0 nit SiIfe
bon 2uftidiffen bie griorihung ionit
idper auqdtqliher 9eiIe fortgeiebt
fueroen. 92dn refnet. 6aB etipo
100000 6uoorotrneiIen I'M ben
g1oropol berum nod nidt erforid)t
iin0.
aomiro[ georp uno aopitdn gto-
bert Bartlett per0en an Der Spite
Scr Grpeoition ite6en
Ser alltb ihdtt bic Soften ser
expedition ouf $250,000.
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9Qs fyuuOQmeat
3ur $aupttOnfrrcllS
ciea scr 1laticnen mnS Grn6brilno Ser tarbertSen
DSlker bilScn Sic tueienAi6iten f'ankte;
2tnterika als N6RrmMttcr
oas polk fir 1pilions 2lniieten einsenommen

9oris, 80. 9eS. - SSn oen be1ti.
gen uno morgigen aonferenaen miro
8rdit0ent 8ilion oIle 9SrdIimina-
rien Dor ieiner Geiie nod Gnglano
obipideIn. gS beibt, 0ob oieielben
0en Soltptbeita10teil Der sSunoament.
orbeit 8ur tatI1dIi1en sSrieoensfon.
feren3 biloen peroen. Na9 mie bor
legt er 61s Souptgetpidt oltf 6a8
3uitanoefontme1 Der NotionoIitdtene
lign un0 Ole GerIorgung notIeioen0er
gtotionen NIT 2ebensmitteIn. 9lQes
oeritet onrnuf bin, oaB oieies bon ben
Ser. Stonten 6urf Scrbert Sooner
beiorgt mer6en miro, obne boB oieie
0ofilr oaieitigen arebit beaniprli-
den Soober miro in oieier gtnqe.
legenbeit beltte nit Dem Brdli0enten
fonferieren.
GS iu1trbe bier beute befannt, oaB
Der &rdii6ent III Gnglono unO in
SStnlien offentlih GeOen baIten miro,
nm ieinen S0een, Die er oertritt,
au86rud gu berleiben. gtu6 miro
er iid) 81 0ieiem 8pefe Der 3eitun-
gen beOienen. 8ie iebr bos goIf
bon ieinen SSoeen 6ur6orungen lit,
gebt 0orolt8 berpor, ooB er tGgli1
bunoerte @riefe aus ollen Shi6ten
Der 8enolferung erBdlt, IN tpel6en
ibm oaieitiges gntqeger1fomnten Der.
iproben utl0 linn beigepfIihtet miro.
8d1reno ser eriten @ofe ieiner
gnlpeienbeit in Goris bot Ser 95rG-
fi6ent 6tei 0teoen gebolten nn6 Ser.
tretern Der 9reIie SSnterbieips ge.
p1brt. glGe iparen fir oie Seffertt.
lidfeit beitiulnat. Ser Irdfioert
alaubt oaB oaOurh 6ie SnIting Der
Gmerifaner uno Die otnerifdniihen
5rieoens3ieIe fIar geIegt iperoen. Gr
baltt boraaf 6oB fif) oas oulerif1ni.
ide &rogramm ottf cine fol6e 8eiie|
entipideln pir6, oaB ein SSrieoe, Der
alien geredt lit, 5rftat1oe fonr1lt.
SSn Ron ongeIangt, miro Ser 9rG-
ii6ent iotpobI Dem 96nig BON SSytaIien
oIS oud Dem &opit einen offiaiellen
geiu6 abitotten nno ouh 6os 6orti.
ge Wtetbooiiten College beIu9en.
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Sci @elegenbeit ser gerIeibung
6es Gbren0ottorarooes Der 9fedte
un0 ser @eididte ieitens Der Sar-
bonne (8ariier ltniberiitdt) bielt
Serr @iIion cine Geoe. Gr erfldrte
feline guffoIIitng bonn 8lnoe Der
80lfer nIg bic elmer @uloroliIhen
@o6t Der @ertidbeit iiber Die ean8e
g8elt bin, nelAe ibr Sudlift be8
@efpiIiens ouf ieoe ltebeltot ODER ie.
Sen 9Gngriff rihten niirOe"
,Gtlpas 9loBlteIlung", fiiete er
binsu, .tpir6 ifon oie meiIten 6ragen
i6li6ten. @etn Die @eittelnddte
es getpagt bdtten, Die 3mede bieies
&riegeS aud MIR bier5ebn Gage 5u
er6rtern 10 bdtte ith Oiefer &rieg
rtiemoIs ereignet. llnO tpenfL mie es
iein ioGte, fie ee8tpunaen morOen
tpGren, oie SnAe Elm Sabr lang slt
er0rtert 10 nare ein arieg gnn5 I'LL.
oenfbar geiueIen."
8aris, %. Seq. - Stadtsiefre.
t1r 2aniin9 iteIlte beltte offi5iea in
abreba, ooB Die anerifunifd]en Srie-
oens6elegaten Die 8erienfltug Der
6eutihen 6lotte begiinitigen. ginent
8ertreter Ser ltnite0 &reB gegeriiber
iogte er: gg8ir baben uns oaf nidlts
oergleiden gecinigt. Ser 8orihlog
lit nidt einntal sur Sprade sefow.
men"
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2lmcrikancr i6cFTen 500
ScMticbe 2lercplane ab

8nibington, 90. GeS. 0us
ariegs 9epartement bpr6ffertliAte
beute einen @eridt oeS @eneroImo.
iors Sorboro, iponad auerifaner in
8ranfreih S45 oeutlde 9[eropIdne
un0 50 6eutide gallons abgeifoiien,
ieIbit aber MIR 271 8lone 1rno As
8aqon8 perIoren ba6en. 3erIt6rltng
BON 354 gteroplanen m6 81 gaIlons
mar offi5ieIl feit9eitellt moroen.
Ger @eInntberluIt Der onerif1lti.
iden 2uftidiffer lit 442, popon 100
gefnIlen. 103 berluunoet, 200 Der.
miBt, q gefnngeu aenommen unO 3
internicrt itn0.
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Die sane6lattente pernrteit.

8bilnoelpbia. 20. 9e3.-8ie Sic.
0atteure oes n9biIa0epbia Gage
bait" 2ouis 8erner lno Or. Scar
tin Gorfop, peIde Ser ltc6ertre.
tttng oes SpionagegeiebeS ifuloig
befunoen lno oeuen Elm neuer &ro-
5eB berlpeigert pur0e, murDen pom
9unOesri6ter 9idinion 5u ie 5 SAB.
ren Saft I'M 8un0es3u9tbous gu
2Itlanta berurteiIt, Der @ei6dtsfiib-
rer Serman 2enfe 8u 3pei lno Der
8roiioeut 9}eter Sfdier uno Der
5etretdr 9aul gogel 5u ic einen
Sabre. g8dbrenO Die gtppeaation
on bos 0mloesobergcridt fd)fpebt,
murorn Die gerlrtciItcn unter je
$4,000 9iir9idoit ouf freieu SUB
geitellt.
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PtnScnbmro crl66t
cine Proclamation
Snst, Snf bic SOlideiuifi uni Die
3erit0rnug Der natiunalcn
StGrfc biuar6eiten.

9lnIter6am. go. 3ea.-gine be.
merfenSiDerte 8rotlamotion lit bon
sSeIouorIdoa b. Stnoenburg BON Def.
len &nl1pt1uartier 5u @iIbemsbObe
aus unter Dem 3atum .@eibna9.
ten 1913" erlaiien lporben. SSn Der.
ielben beripeiIt er auf Die geipaltt'
gen Eoten Ger Oeliti6en gtotion in
@aIien i'm ariege, Die Dor elmer 8elt
bon sSeinDen ni6t auinmmengebro'
den lift. Syn OerieGben beiBt e8 Ounn
meiter: .0icIes lit ollf 6ns beilige
5euer oeS 8atriotismlts, ben Sie-
gestuiIlen unO Den @eiit Ser 2onaIitGt
3uriif3ufiibren. 9ie oeuti6e Slrmee
lit beridluunOen lit ouseinanOerge.
gongen, but It6 otlfgel0It, obnobI es
bis 5ulett bon tbreh 6ein6e gefilrd.
tet unO reipettiert muroe. Sen 9f.
fi8ieren, bod mt0 nieorig, lit als
5ithrer Der NntionoIarrnee Elm gros
Der Seil oes HubmeS 5lt5ltidrei6en,
uno es lit fleinIide &adiuft iie
ibrer 9fangob3eiden 5u enttlei6en
uno linen bic 8affen 81 nebmen
uno ibnen 6u iuoen ooB iie nidt
f1big limo, 9onmanooitelen ein5u-
nebmen.
Die pollitGnbige 3eritorlng ser
notionoIen GtGrfe 0eS belttiden Sol.
fes miro bon Oieiem @eiIt Der 3er-
itorung uno 9lufloiung beabiidtigt;
er lit beItrebt, Die REORGANIZATION
oe8 &eids nnf 9eitn6er poIitii6er
unO pirtIAoftIider @aiis gu Der.
bin0ern."
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2lMeeffteifte
,,Oiirre" IN Sitbt

@nI6in9ton 90. Ge3.-Ger 9(us.
iduB fir Gemperena, 93ro6ibition
uno offentIi6e Mtorol ser biif0fLi.
den Mtetbooiiteu Stride propbe5eit
in ieinem ioe6eu 0'erGffentIiaten Be
rid1t, Dob biz gum erIten 6e6ruar
Die @eieBge6pngen ser beli6tigten
orei &iertel oller Gtaaten oo8 &ro-
9ibition8- -amenOement 5ur 8unoe8-
berfaiillu9, noOura oas gan5e 2an0
fllo5entroden gelegt miro, an9enom.
men baben meroen SSiinf5ebn Staa-
ten ba6en bereit8 0n8 glmen0empnt
an9enomrten luo 0reiBig tueitere
Staaten, oeren 2egi8Ioturen I'M nG9.
item D2onot 5uiammentreterr, iuerOen
fir ooSiel6e ItiHrnen, ingen Die Me-
tbooilten. 9ieie Staaten itnb: 9llas
boma, arfania8, California, Gonnec.
ticut, sSSoaBo, S5ainois, sSSltoianu,
Soma, aania8 9foine, Wtibigo1,
g}inneioto, 3iiiouri, GebraSfo, Gee.
bd0n, g}ep 6an1pi5ire, 9feip 0terito,
g3ortb Carolina, Ohio, Gfloboma,
Sregon gbooe SSSslano, 3ennefiee,
lltab, @erntont, 8oibington, isis.
coniin, g8eit 8irginia uno gBDo.
ming. 93enniplbupin miro ais
oboffnungsboa" be5eidnet, IN g1etu
gort ln1o Die gboncen 9Iei6 uno
g8en SeriaD lit mobridcinIid onge.
gen.
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polctt crSften 11odf,lcn
on 1T 11ecu5cn

Berlin, %. Gc5.-Gie Snl,6Iung
Der poIniidcn Siegicruna, gaablcn
in bi8berioen prclbiiGcn 9ropinscn
an3uor0nen, bet Die prcuBiid)e &e.
gierlIng 3u @egenmnBregeIn beron.
lqbt. Die betreifenoen geborben in
Der Rrooin8 Sitprellben bobeu nam.
lid befannt semndt, DAB cine Geil.
nnbme on folder 8obl als Sod.
berrnt oneeieben unO onB gtmna9.
men bon glemtern, bic golen einee.
ridtet boben lulter oen beIteben6en
2anoesgeieben beitroft prOen mir.
ben.
Der arbeiter. uno Soloaten.gat
lit nit oieiem Grlafie Der aeeierung
0Oaitanoig eIBDe1tdnben -
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Ggz1sniicrift ion
int Stcrbelt lienct

aopenboaen, %. qcs. Gin
GrelHpIar Ser Sronffltrter 3eitung,
oos eben bier einqetroffen lit. mel
set, 0ob oie ocutifa Gr.9oiierin
8ictoria 2oltiie mobl taum Dos neue
SsSSobr erleben meroe. SSBr aItes
Ser3leiOen babe IN sen Iebten nuf.
regcnoen Gagen iid iebr beridlim.
inert.
sic babe Dor eirligen 8ohen ei.
nen SdIaganfaa gebnbt, oeiic1t Sol.
gen Die Sage nod beridlimuere.
llu6 oeS gr-&oiier8 SbrenIeioen
iei biel idIirmer geluor6en 1no man
fiirdte, 0oB es ons @ebirn IN Wtit.
IeiOenidoft 5ieben iperSe, fem Seer.
iei bolitdn6ig 8erritttet.
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Demtic0er Betid1after
IN 1ltcgikc abbcragfen

5taot Mterifo, 90. 0e8.-Seinri6
bon @d9or0t, felt 1915 Der oeuti9e
8otihafter in @erifo, Ser In Den
3immermanu @nt6illungen 1917 ci,
ne goIIe ipielte, 1T bon ser oeutidan
&egierung bon ieineu Soften abbe-
rufcn rporoeh uno tpir6 in einigen
Iasen bio Der Ser. G5todtetl 6eiat.
reiieu. Die oipGonatiiden qGngcIe.
gen6eiten 8euti6lono's in Merifo
Wer0en fiinftigbin BON Or. 2(rtbur
bon Wangll8, &edtsrot Der Qegn.
tion, bertreten iper0en.
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UN9rlGitnsf1tittel
fir Jl9c>Slopcls

9aris, 23. 9e3. g}abrun9smit-
teIOireftor Serbert 6. Sooper CAB
bette befamlt, Dob er Gberit @ooo
oon Der Ser. Staten 9lrnee gum
Setter oeS Observation-Disclosures i'm
2an6e Der ssSSll9o.Slabcn un6 in Ger,
bien ernonnt babe. Sic g}o6rlrngs-
mitteI itn0 bort ie9r fnapp uno
i4Ieuni8e @iIfe TIT not. 8ie 9to9.
rllng8nittelperlpoItung bat at6 cine
aomlniiiion nod 4olen geianot.
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GrtcosrcrlMitc Ser
Raiicn u. OcItcrreit6cr

aopenbagen, 90. Seq. 0totb elmer
Gepeibe bon Betrograo beIduft ii1
Die rltiitide 8erIuitIiite auf faIt 10
MiaioneiL bon 0enen 100000 ge.
faIlcn 1,450000 oauern0 1rltaugli9
unO 3,500,000 oerpnnOet fino. 9ln
@eiaugenen OerIor 9fuBlono $500.
900.
Gent %. 3e3. Qic offi3ielle q(n.
go6e Der 6iterreidiiden gerIuIte bis
8um /. 9tai 1918 itno etlpa 1000.
900, pie 8iener 9epeiden berid)ten.
Son $40 @enerdIen iin0 Is auf Dem
Sdladtfeloe gefaIleu.
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GrsOsialtStcr page
gcItcrbctt

qSineburt. g. g., 90. Qes. Ser
ebentolige @eianote @alter @ines
Sage lit bier geItorbeu.
Ser 8er1torbene mar IN literari.
f1en &reiien mobl befannt nno eit1
Geilbnber IN Der befannten 8erldas.
bubbonolung 8ouble0op, 8oge &
60. Gr mar cine 3eit lang eSourra.
Iiit, &eoafteltr bon .8orIo's 8orf"
gG6e 6orunl" 1tt6 on0erer.
SIN Sabre 1918 tpuroe er gum Sc
ionoten in 2onoon ernanrtt, no er
bis bor SabresfriIt tpeiIte. Seiner
geidmadten @eiunobeit balber fam
er I'M Sftober Suriif.
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Wctteroerict,t.

Sir Omaha uu0 ltmacaen6-lln.
beitinlr1tes @etter bciite obeno uuio
9ienstag, bieaeiht S1nee aein gro.
Der Genperatiirtpediel.
Sir Nebrasfa = llnbeititnnlt be1i.
te obeno nnO 9ienstag, bieaeiht
Shnee in ben iiioIiden Seilen. aein
grober SeuperntitripedieI.
Sir Soma - 1tnbeitimnltes Bet.
ter beiite abeno unS Gienstag: bieI.
Ifidt S6nee. Slater in ben oltlihen,
Sei!en