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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-15

5. which includes 500 line points and
Morton county's contingent, carries
400 men over the Northern Pacific,
and No. takes over the Great
Northern 430 men from Renville,
Wells, Ward, Burke, Divide, Noun
trail, Mckenzie and Williams coun-
ties. Schedule No. 7, which covers
all the Northern Pacific territory
from Burlelga west to the stale line,
excepting Morton county, will take
432 selects, and schedule No. calls
for ATT from Traill, Cavalier, Penn
bina, Walsh, Grand Forks and Mel
son counties, to entrain on the
Great Northern.
These select service men will ira
vel via the Oregon Short Line from
Butte to Ogden and thence over the
Southern Pacific through the most
scenic section Of North America. All
OF the trains will carry diners, serv-
ing all meals en- route.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-15

connection with the homeland" says
the Cologne paner, "such feelings
may influence the morale Of our
troops. Our high army command
recently admitted frankly that south
of the Somme on Aug. s we suffered
defeat. One would think that at home
would be found a correct and thank
full appreciation Of this truthful
statement. Unfortunately in many
mors again were circulated which
emanated from the most pessimistic
sources and pictured our general
condition in dark colors."
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-15
Hun Stories Fail
TORaiSe HOPE
(Ry Aasociated Prees.l )

New York, Oct. 15.-Systematic
efforts of the German press to ex-
plain to the German people that the
retreat Of the German armies on the
western front in July and August
was part of strategic plan to save
as many German soldiers lives as
possible while inficting as heavy
losses as possible on the allied
troops, apparently did not have the
desired effect. The Cologne Gazette
has found it necessary to admonish
the German people in display type to
keep their heads erect and not to in
dulge in pessimistic contemplations.
''In view Of the uninterruptedIy close
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-15
Light Tanks Not
PObuIa7. First

With The French Armies, Sept. 30.
.(Correspondence OF the, Associated
Press. )-The armored caterpillar
motor car or ''tank," which is now
in high favor as an engine Of assault
against the enemies lines, almost
fell into discredit in France in 1917.
The most successful type has been
the new lighter car with swinging
turret from which an inch and a
half caliber cannon or a, machine gun
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1918-10-15
eRfTIsH CASUALTIES

(By Associated Press.)
London, Oct. 15.-British casualties
reported for the week ending, today
numbered 35,710, divided as follows:
Killed or died Of wounds: Officers
552; men: 6,9S7.
Wounded or missing: Officers, L.
TAI; men, 26,4S0.
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counts, charging the maintenance of
a common nuisance, bootlegging,
blindpigging and contempt of court
in the violation of a temporary in
junction. Mr.. Meuntz has announced
that he will ask a, change Of venue.
Attorney General LANCER is assist
ing States Attorney Scott Cameron
in the prosecution.
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nized German post. He entered the
ward Of the chateau. met parties OF
the enemy personally, killed two and
wounded another, who were firing on
members Of his patrol, continued his
observation though fired upon by
machine guns and with great skill
withdrew his patrol under fire with
out loss, having gained valuable in
formation. Home address, Mrs.
Leonard Cox. wife. 157 East S1st.
street. New York, N. Y.
Private Cornelius c.. Fredericks,
Co. M, 9Th Infantry, deceased.-F'or
extraordinary heroism in action near
F'rappelle, France. August IT, 1918.
Private Fredericks displayed great
GOODNESS and courage under heavy
enemy barrage when he unhesitat-
ingly went forward to destroy enemy
wire entanglementi and continued
the extremely hazardous work until
killed. Next of kin, Miss Anna Fred
ericks, sister, 566 Pine street, Brook
lyn, N. Y. -.a.
WAGNER Harry Z. Roach, Ambu-
lance Co. 110, 103rd Sanitary Train.
For extraordinary heroism in ac-
ton near Fismes, France. August 10
II, 1918. Because Of the destruction
from shell fire OF 10 Of the 1S an1bu-
Roach worked for 48 hours driving
through a shell swept and gas in
tested area, thereby making possible
the evacuation of the wounded. Home
address, Mrs. Matte Roach, $3.50 N.
goth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sergeant Jerry Sullivan. deceased,
Co.. e, 18th Infantry.-For extraordi-
nary heroisrn in action south of Sois-
sons, France, July IS, 1918. Ser
geant Sullivan displayed exceptional
courage and initiative by leading
his platoon to the attack and capture
of a battery of ~ millimeter guns.
After the successful mplishment
Of this unusual and heroic duty Ser
geant Sullivan was killed in action.
Next of kin, Eugene Sullivan, broth
er, Barry. Vermont.
The government will continue to
issue names each day for publica-
tion, of those men who gloriously
accomplished extra duty. The
names OF North Dakota men and
those Of this region will be pub
liShed NV The Forum
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CARD nE THANKS

We desire to thank all those who
so kindly assisted us during the bur-
ial OF our beloved son and brother,
and who furnished the floral decora-
tions and lightened our grief by their
words of consolation.
Mrs. p. NJ. Dustrud,
and children,
Horace, N. D.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-16

CHEf EsNRE. MI you want gerry uico
modern bungalow with sis rooms, bath
slrepjng porch attic and g basement, on
out. In very nice ghbOrhood for
$3.50 let me show YOU this one. Phone
1912, ". J. Henry. World bldg.
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HonsEs r1rnnl,..,,,,

romnl.,.N New, Six room bungaiow
itgriP P'eIely furnished, modern, new turn f1
vsrs .nE new bedding large garden. silver.
line i5s., i5 "3,e linen, furnished on car
WHohlhs beginning June IS pSa,o Ias, IesIe
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE

7-,,-z;, pive lara roo,ns ,,d hath
EAsI r,..it.h In earb roon,.s we'll Iar,a
NIen,4 nast front payedsvtre, ,1r.
ner""p Int i,nmediate possession Stoun
$1,000 down, 500 per moh'A. 'h"a'
1905, -...----p. o
EI,WOOD, =, 1Il3 ~ DAndy NNr room mod
ern house. lust remodeleh hy o'n'r
EAST slDEDNew i've roo" ..no,.' 'nl
galow, null' ~ a,g, e. ~, I'
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For saIe--Fine two-story stucco home, seven
rooms, garage and servants quarters. East
front. Price $4,000. Small payment--bal-
ance to suit purchaser. Phone owner at 6720.
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EAST sIDE-Five large rooms sod hsih.
u.irpd switch In each roon4a well large
veranda. east fropt, paved 'sileri core
ner lot Immediate possession $4,000.
81 600 dtwn. $50 per month. lh0ar
E8O5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-11

For a moment the
rush at the canteen was
over. He loitered at the
counter and looked at.
the girl. She smiled. So
did he. Then he blurted
out what he had been
trying to say for 20
minutes:
Gee! but it's nice to
see a girl like you!"
There are girls like
that all over France
in camps, N towns, in
the big cities--even at
the front itself. Theyare
serving the canteens,
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TT was in a hut at one of the training schools
in France. He was a non-commissioned
L officer. He had been III France for eight
months, and now was back from the front as
an instructor. He hadn't seen a girl of his own
kind, a girl like his sisters, for weeks.
And there she stood behind the canteen
counter in this big, roomy, comfortable hut.
He bought a bar of chocolate. Then he drifted
over to the group around the piano. Presently
he went back to the canteen for a package of
cigarettes. He strolled to the reading table and
leafed over a magazine. Again he returned-this
time for a cake of soap and some tooth-paste.
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However eager 10 ncip,
they could not even
travel as individuals.
But with the backing
of these established, rec
ognized and regulated
bodies, they can work
wonders.
When you think Of
war as q brutalizing
force, think of Amcri-
can womanhood work.
ing with the soldiers in
this War-then give, to
support the o~rganiza-
tons which make this
possible.
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Gee! but it's nice to see a
girl like you!"

running restaurants, handing out not chocolate
or coffee, pies and doughnuts.
They are giving the huts a look of home
putting bright curtains at the windows, posters
on the walls, making hower-gardens at the
doors. They are mending for the soldiers.
But, most Of all, they are just being therei
They talk about the things that sound like
home. Perhaps they know the very towns
and streets and girls that these boys know.
They bind together home and France! They
are the girls beside the men behind the guns!
Without the organizations whose uniforms
they wear, these girls could accomplish nothing.
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Why you should give twice as much
as you ever gave before!

The need is for a sum 7oFo greater than any gift ever asked for since the
world began. The Government has fixed this sum at S70 5O0OO0.
By giving 20 these sever organizations all at once, the cost M ehofto
six additional campaigns is saved.
Unless Americans do give twice a much a ever before, our soldiers
and sailors may not enjoy during 1919 their
$500 Recreation Buildings $500 Libraries supplying 5,0OuOOO books
1000 Miles OF Movie Film g. EoSess Houses
100 Leading Stage Stars l5NJO bg-brotheT secretaries
1000 Athletc Directors MIons OF doHar5 OF nome onhort
When you give double, you make sure that every fighter has the
cheer and comforts OF these seven organizations every step OF tine way
from home to the front and bach ashn- You provide him with a church
q theatre. a cheerful home, q store A school, a club and az athletic held
and a knowledge that the folks back home are with him, heart and SOUL
You have loaned your money 10 supply their physical nesds
Now give to maintain the Morale that Is winning the wari
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Gbe.GrIambmibi6ein

Iebarles Stotss, "A, 43S 0eIf z. ct.
lROia Gaib. q. 41315 Beft 8. Str.
J9urrp 6. gsiIiOn, 25. 5nSianapOIis.
lylapme Diniams. %, 3. Str. uaS
Sroabipap.
IJraHt gotpben, %. Columbus. 8.
lSillie Grain, %. ptincston 6otsI.
Zee 8. @efi. q, 2169 ainbel aDe,
t9ertruoe e,roneman, IS, 1851 Gele4
itial glpe.
jSurrp 6. Sapt. 10, 1o4s Sutsrme.
I bidte 2lpe.
l@labps 5bOnpion, 10, 30s8 Glen.
more 4pt.
ISamss 2. Gjrdnb,rp, 26. glorbDilIe.
tSIeipellpno Rebbun. %. 333 aafa.
peite IDe.
jWsad snorp. "a. glmipooO Plart.
lWprtIs Senbtrfon. q, bo
j5sb. Gdens. Al, 9aiespils, Sno.
lRofe aSdsnsr, 80, 622 Nsit Z. Cir.
lsararrO GopOssOIO, %. 141s Clan
( StraBe.
ts9srfa De euea, 10, 1922 @tstfsl
Aoenne.
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( Strdbe.
leLiJdbttb GOipIins, 45, 1914 aina
Strabs.
|RidarO 3. 9unp9p, SO, 1899 Ct.
s GregOrp Str.
tRcis N. 9dsIin, 81. 12 Beit Gbarl4
ton Ctr.
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Z e It 8ldge5urid ge5psen.
Die Sabeas Corpus aluse CUR
5rsilaFung oes GlOpo Gala
ban aus benz Qr6eitsbuuie, bic
bauptFd6li4 gu bsm 3ped eingereiat
noroen ipar, um Die 5rase, ob 4rz
MISUNDERSTANDING 5us arbeit in Der
in Der qnitalt iib befinbenben 3ipeigs
fabrit Der grpmtpsa 9rufb &c Wire
Gooos mig. 60. beranse5osen pers
ben t0nnen, su entf9eireH, puros ses
ikru 5uriidgr3pgen, oa es fih 6erauss
itsqts. oab Gin anDerer Bes einsei6las
gen perbsH mug, um eine fol4e gnts
i4siouus berbeisufii6reu.
gia9Iabia9eu
So6n ubiig ifi glabIabbertpaIte-
uon Rc6ert ll6ltg; gsrionaIien $500.
1bos. 8. Gluff uno Wm. 5. Mes
GauIsp iinO SsitamsntsoOlftrsder ppn
9enrp 9rOthous; perfonalisH $15,s
OCO, Srunosigent6um $15, 900.
Grnit u. Stabmann if RabldBpfrz
ipaIter Don @eprse Gbas. Bed; perio>
nalien $1100.
Re6ecca Weernid ift Ra9Iabpers
puItsrin BON Solompn Gi5ernif; Per=
ieHn!icn $500, Gtunbslgentbum
$500.
CHARLES @. 9Drnette 1T NadlaBs
0erfpalter Don aatbrGn Seutrup;
PerIunalien 5000.
Der hiebenes.
8i. Spoe Bart Suprlp 50. augte
eiRe Bdarenforoeruns iiber $836.32
gesen 2ioHel augemuu ein.
aluna Wiaer, 1910 5reenan 9loe.,
in beren aleiDern DOR einigeH Eagen,
als lie zines nnfals ipegen ins 5taots
poipita! ssbrabt poroen mar, $3349
eingendbt gefurloen puroen, miro
heute Dem probateeriat porgefibrt.
UNI be3iigIi5 i6res @c:itessuitanbes
untsriudt unb epsHtueE unter Guras
tel gefeat gu rperbeH.
Sn Der $2500 &Iage, ipel6s 5rau
Sames $. 9airb auf Grunb ertttiener
8trlebungeu gegen eie cincinnati
5ruetiou 60. sinerei6t bate. goben
Die 9eT6fporenen oes Hi9ters @uss
ipsilsr seitern siH gerbitt gu @uuiten
Der 8ertlagteu as.
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2eHtiG3es SBeater.
Idd'itrn Sunutag Seuefis nuS
GbrenahenS fir Selene Burger.
6ritauffHbraHs uOu Iaul eiubaa's I
bsrHbmtsH Snitipist rSsr SER
I'm Saaie".

5raa Selene 9arser, bic fapn -
Uieis ,5abge uuierer psuif9eH 8ii5na
duge9crt, 10 bag man iin eiH Deutihes
5beater pier ubne oieie lpertbgeiaa Btc
StiinfleriR gar nift mebr benton tam.
bat am tomnen0eu Sonrtag 4beHD
ibr 8enefiS. eine gtutiinbisung, bic al
leiu fhon scuugen iolIte, oas 9aus
bis oaf BEN Iesten pias 5u filler.
eenn 5rau giirser 1T unitrettig eirls'
Der beliebteiten gtitglieber Der 9eieaz
itaft. eine geliebtbeit, bic ise ii9
purb Elm lIcb tets sIei9 6leibeuoes
tiiuitlerifd1es gBirten duf ben fpeltbes
eeutenoen Brettern ersporbeu but. Die
SenefiSinntin bat fi9 fir ibpeu gbrens
ubenb elm gang ausseseidnetes auit=
ipiel ousssiu1t, oas sleihssitia isine
erfte AufFiibrung in Cincinnati erlnot
unS spar PAUL aiubou's berpprraesni
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nes 8ibnsnlpert Der 9err i'm Saufs
in A bitten, cine Ddrbtetung, Die &c
nib Sober bOdpiIItOmmsn bsiBs
muB.
Die gambling 1T ungenein laiti!
3ipei CUTE Greunbe, Pbtlipp 9ettftdo
nnb grnit Oppeln, unb oes griterer
Srau Suliane leben 5uiammen nj
eine Tauiilie, ale brei iinp gliidIid
uno tGnnen iih cine 9erdnoerung ID
reg 3niammenlebens niht eenten
GrnIt urb pbilipps Srau itreiten fid
Spar fortipdbrenb, aber pbilipp itif
tet INNER ipisber 8eriDbnuug. Yl0B
LID tommt cinsHi4te Ybilipps, iie nil
einiee Mo9eu bel ibrsn 8ertpanDtei
Subriusen. Dem eiHsefltii4teu Sung
seielsn Grrft pabt bas aber sai
ni4t. Gr itebt es tommsn, oaB biei,
Ri9ts bic harmonic bes Drei6unoea
ltoren pirb - man mub Riitiittea
auf iie nehmen, man tpirb Stieni6ais.
ten uitb Bale befuden miiheu, turs
er betra9tet Sophie, 10 beiBt bic Rit-
tie, aIs @inbriugIius. pbiltpp uno
ieine 5rau tpiiien aud teinen austpeg,
benn iie fpolfsn Inn teinsu preis Die
JreEnof9oft Grnit's oufs Spiel
iesen unb man trdgt ii6 I9on nit
BEN Gjebanten. ben St0rsnfrno tpisbcr
Log Su perbtn. Glalbia, bic fluge alte
SaHte, 1T bic ein3ige, bic tIar iiebt.
GrHit 1T Der St0reufrieb, obne bag bic
dnoern es merten; er allein iii bes
Serr i'm 6aufe urb alIes ion nah lei,
Her Sfeifc tan5en Die Sdnts iiber-
nimmt ss, bem aISumd9tigen 6au5.
Freuno ben aopf Sure9t su Ieben. Da.
bel sibt es nutiirIif dllerlci Iuitiqe
S5enen uuo tontifbe Situotionen, bel
eieien auh Sott 4mor cine qroha
Role fpielt uno pis fdbIisbGib ghiiir2
su ieinsm Rsdte tommt", Der 6ert
i'm 9ouIe" 81 fem, bds en:pidcln bic
leBten SSenen beg rei3enoen Stiides.
5rau 8iirgsr fpieIt Die n1anie
elruota", cine RolIs, ipel9e Der Yers
fnffsr nit beionoerer Sorsfalt ausge.
itdttet bat. Die lpeitereu SaEptroIleu
tino nit ben Dumen @lIe Snmin
@ortp, 9eIeue &oh, ben 6erren ggilIp
Sieorid, u. Nepers@igen unb Mar
Sirgens 6eiebi l3petFeIIos nirb bi,
erife @uffiibruug ppn pauI ainboifs
rSerr i'm 5nits" nit grobsm geifaI
uufoenpmmen perbsn.
Gtitrittstarten iinb Bel ssrm
giir1er. 1924 Raee Str, Eel. Canal
1915 y, Iopie bel @pb e 2ntamp,
Ipptbete, Zine unb II Ctr, Eel ga'
nal 1917. unb on Der gor Office in
8rdub Opera 6oufe, Gel. Canal 4o1.
su bdben.
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Der staotraf6.

9as Sinons 4apmmittes miro BEN
Stdptratb beAts cine SroinarB uatsrs
bretieu sur 8srpiIiauHg BON $20oG,
oautit bic bobsren S0hue, I'M rpeithe
bic 8prIeute i'm StruBenreiuisuulss
9ebartsnisnt einuetomTHeu finD, be-
aablt tDeroer fD11ueu
StaotdHtpdlr 3ielcuta Dirb eius
8orldae unterbreiien ednit bic
.Basreduang fir OftOber. Ropember
iHlb 8ssember besabIt perbeu Tam
,Das 8eleuhtuRgssaDmmitiee 6sfd,if,
tsqie iih mtf Der gln1eIeoeubs;t. Gs
tpnrbe bef8loHen. bic Rate DON 50
Gent ~ beaaHeH, ben DfffersHsbetrag
dber bsi 5eite sa feben. fpltsn Die
Gerifts su @llRIten Der Is @entr1ts
eufTfeibtn. Die @osgsielfhaft fpirb
$26, 6,S17.6s srhoIteH uub 351.62
tDsrosa suriidgebalieu.
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beroubt au ba6en. tpuroe seltern Don
Ridter GutbiHs auf uubeitimmte 3sit
Dem 3u1tbauie iiberDideH. Ibarp
trus bei isinsr 9erbaftun9 feline Uni
form unb srf6ieu aud seiiern in per@
islbsn Dor oem ai9ter, Der ibm ouBer
bem urtbeil nod sine gsIaI5ene Stanoa
reoe autOmmen IieB, tuorin er betonte,
bGb CT (1harp) bic Uniform, Oie er
trast, sntebrt babe uno az oie Dtiloe
aes @eri9tsbofs fsinsr Gnipsr9 mas
9eu t5nns.
4fbert 9sloretd, oer unte-
Der antIos. oes Morbes i'm 5psiten
9rabe iiano. neil sr ON II. Jnui
D. ). einen eepifer Sohn Steller i'm
sauie RO. 1926 plsaiont Strabe srs
itlasen bate. ourfts fi6 seitera oes
3ooti6lass iduloig beieHreG une
purbe auf unbeitimmie 3eit BEN
,3a3tbauIs iibsrpielen. gs fpuroe gu
ieinsn 9uHitsn ansefiibrt, oaB beioe
Ndnnsr nit slnanotr ge5e9t bGtteR
uHb in bstruntsnsm 3uItanoe inStrert
aerntkn rparsn, ndhreHo behen GeIoz
reidb ben &eller nit sinsm I4iDeren
gilbsrrabmen gu gohsH itIns, ipo@
rauf II, ais r bemeitte, oaB OR
Wann toot mar, beiieu 2site in sinsm
WanoIhrant pertedte uno Ilob.
Qluber ben obtssn iparosu mob fols
osnoe llrt6eile abgessbsn: 10 m. R G.
|Doatep, tbGtli6er angriff $l5
uub aohsn; 6raut Suttls
RprbperIub, 3udtbcus; 6reo.
merritt, ROro1riut. ossslettsn;
Sobn SadfOH, groboiebltGbl,
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comb Ginbrub. bgl.; Glifforo
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baus. Dss 9estsreu Strdft luurbe un'
ter Der gebinsung, ouB 0rdAdm IN
nerbalb einer Dp6e sin. fsite Irs
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ten.
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Don etpa $25o,o00 bntsrIieb, ners
matt ieinen glsffen Rtlion uno eraf.
ton gOrgman ie cine LINER Diamaats
9crikdnabeln uno leinem Sruoer
Nm. $. Bergman Isinen Diamnnt=
ring.
Den geIt ieines germDseHs ioa
Rittet 5raat ". 9uspsiler als 1ru'
itee perlualtea unp Der S6rueitsr
amsIia Bergman SeitIebens $500 prO
Suhr aus ben Giutiiuiten oe5a9leN,
Ddbrens Der aeit b<r giutiinfie sehu
Sabre lang Dem graSer I'm. 8.
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pprhr BEN RsficH yssliDn uno Grafton
goraman. 2lmor uuo aeuben 5uerit
uno Der gei6ie Gono 5usrit ie $4,000.
ousbeaablt noroen Fnn. Glif oae Sale
ieSo9 IoIl ssnus suriitbehalteu msrs
ben, I'm Der S9rsitsr 4melia Borg
man Die lebensIGnslite 2eibrsnte Don
$500 pro Sahr su f4srR.
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Son @as abermaHnf.

Ger i'm gurpis Sptel, go. Al
&eit isiinite Stru5e. tpobHbaite. 80
Sabre nLte ,Sohn pugbes puroe ge.
itcrn Morsen IN bauubtIoiem 3uItan.
DC in ieiHem Simmer aiiigeiimoen
nro nab Dem it1otiiden &oipitnl ge.
bront. or bntte ON SonHtog Abeno
tcim 9ubettgeben oeH elascfen bren-
neu luiieu nno mar p1breno Der ssaht
bon ben Dlniten iibermaHui iporber.
Sein 3uitnno lit nidt sefdbrlit.
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einiqisn Gtuafen, cb perbeirdtbet, Ras
men unb alter bcr ainbtr, ob Der Rs,
aiitront mdnHlihe 9srpanots i'm
strisge geesn bic gsreinisien Staaten
bat cber gsbdbt bot, Oh er fiir be
slnsbebuns regiitrirt irorDsn 1T, feline
militdriite gfusbilbuns, Qatnrdliias
tipnsperbdltnib nnb dbnli4e Sufors
NATION perseianet ipefssn. Cine poiis
itdnoise gejdreibune pes Wlannes
unb aboriide bon jebsm Singer miiis
len pon hsm Resiitrnr semadi Dtrs
ben. Der asgiTtrant muB ieine anga>
ZEN DOR BEN siiitrdgenbsn 8edmten
beihtp0ren.
Die cine Der brsi llrtunosr btbdlt
Der eintraaenbe geunie, bic 5tDeite
pir6 an ben 9unbesmari6da uno
bic brittle an bus Suiti5oepariement
in WafbinstpH geianbt.
UeutIts, Die fib ipdhrsnb Der Res
aiitrationstppde ni9t an ibrsm H,cb=
ilurssort aufbalten. f0nnen iid rssiT
ftrireH laiisn, no iie itd gerabe dufs
balten.
Die Betanntm aHuHg Der
Yoli3ti.
Dlii gt5us auf bic Resiiirirung
fenti6sr Reihss sAnseh0rigen, ipeld>:
unisr Der 9luffi6t bee poli5si.Depar
t,msnts Dof ii9 sehen tuiro. bat slos
liJsiGef gcp,lon fOlssnoe geiannts
mn9Hns erIalisn, lpslGe ouF 300
plntntsn, bic on prominenten pIaBeH
III ben 5sbn pOli5eiy Diitrittsn Gnas'
bradt fiub, 5ur asnntniB sebrati
lpirb:
,sfdiang, Ssuti6e @usldnber,, Aul
9efsbl oes Genr1laniDalts Der Der
Stdaten iptrbeH bisrburd alle glrgsl
oesr llntsrtbanen oss 9sltfttn ytei
dxs oosr Der 8aiisrl. Seutid)en re
sisrana, mdnnliGeu Gefdiehts, in
glter bon IA Sabrsu unb onriibcr
bic nidt i'm gefiss ibrsr pollen dme
ri.nniihsn Siirserpdpiere iiub, auige
forSert, az folte ausIdnber in bel
0etfe unn sSorm. ME iie DOM gelst
poreeidrie6en pirb, gu regiitrirn
gin5eibeiisn In geSue nllf bic Resi
| iirirAna ionnsu in irseno einer osl
poIi5eifiationeu srlangt DeIbeH.
Die 3tit uro bic 3dse Der Rssi
! ftr~uns iino tpit folst:
sic bsginnt I'm 6 lIbr am Uior
gen ces 4. Gebrunr 1918 unn bauer
idglif bon g llbr Morgens els
llhr sG6enos big gum 9. Jebruo,
1913. an pelfem 3ng, absnSs IN
g llbr bic 8ssiitrirung sins.lteIi
ipirp. Tisie erfolst IN ben nadfisbeu
ben pclBeisStdtionen:
.Dtftriti 1. Siiboifede bon Reunte'
Gtrnbe unb Central aDsnle, etti
SdG; 9iiiritt 2, gforboiiede Dol
grodbfpns unb 2lrf StraBe; Diftri,
3. SO. IL unb rs Sif McWidsn aSe.
Difriit 4. no. 754 BeIt Giinfts Sir.
Eiitritt 5, Ro. 1924 un6 1926 glcr
Strnbs; Tiitriit G. 30. 1856 gnitsri
gpsnus; Giitritt I. aorbreitsds Dol
I erucorb unp %crsdn Strabe; 81
Firitt 2. &c. 2616 9me Sirabe; ri
[ friit 8. Marinu aUmus. sesenube
Gpniibins elpeHus. prife Sili; Siftrii
| 10, Ro. 3478 gplsrain slpenue."
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Garslina eperrp,

arlisbt UuftiH bon ssi6oIas Gpsrrp, I'M GItt.
con 81 9nbrer. IN ttrsr Bobnrus. 30. 2o4d
ains sfratf. lie Bsr1iarne itrtet ffrtt bonn
nm 2 tf5r Na6mittdgs. II
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siars an gsoniaa ben 20. SantnE 10
Ilara<rs 4 ubr,
Ghriaies Soest,

eeferen am :. w2drz 1887 sn getsrsocsi.
Sdleswia.6 6cflea. besrtisuHg bsirs, 1tsnss
ial. ben ~, Snnlar 1918. ha&mtftaas uht,
BON Deeff4sn flit<utetm ana. Bnfstnns auf
benz Btus eirdts DHa Griebtsf
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Srmr Bertha 9eoHaH ncH go.
1909 gsalHnt Sirnbe eriDirfte seitcrr
negen cngeblid,er SerleuHtbuHg Ell
nen Saitbeiebl geseH ben IN go. 5i9
BnIrlit 5trnbe ipobhbaiten Nepcr
Icuiel.