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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27
TO LEAD
IMMORAL LIFE
LIFE OF WIFE If
SHE DID NOT EARN LIVING
BY BAD WAY.

Charged with exploiting his wife
for immoral purposes, w. A. High
smith, a former resident of Way
cross. was arrested last night by
Assistant Chief of Police Burnsed
at hte post-office.
The boldness of the mans opera
tions and the character of the af-
tense, as we'll as the assertions of
his wife that she had been forced
10 a life of shame by threats of per
sonal violence induced the authori-
ties to prepare the case with great
care
November IS. 1919, the man claims
he was married in Savannah The
couple are young; the man is we'll
kept and groomed and looks prosper
Gus The woman is comely and her
name in Savannag was Gertrude
Anderson if her assertion is correct.
The boldness of the mans opera
tions and the possibility that he was
entity of1-the.. interstate offense of
white slEery, made his arrest inev-
table. -
When confronted with the possibil-
ity of arrest he took the matter calm
W. The woman admitted that she
had been earning living for the
two. She told the assistant chief
last night that she was forced from
fear of her life.
The woman was in the city Jail last
night and before she was locked up
fo' the. night, made the discriminating
tatement before witnesses.
The man was placed in the county
ill Bighsmith excused the immor-
Ii purposes to which he devoid his
wife on tFe grounds that he was look
ing for a job in the shipyards.
This is the story that his wife told
lnd it is the one that he asked her
to consider sufficient reason for his
methods. The offense is one punish
Tile under the state law and the de-
ferdant will he turned over to the
county authorities after a brelinti
nary hearing. probably today.
Law
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IS Open
SECOND WEEK
BIG DISCREPANCY IN FIGURES
BETWEEN PARTIES AND THE
OIL REFINERY FOLK.

The first day of the week saw the
strike still in progress at the Atlantic
Oil Refinery plant. During the day
handbills were circulated by the labor
unions for meeting of the trades and
public last night. The call is based
on the statement that working con-
ditions do not come up to the union
standard, according. to the assertion of
the labor leaders.
Labor mes at headquarters said the
shuttle train did not produce, sixty
four being the figure given for thee
first day. At the plant the manage
ment said it carried one hundred and
forty passengers.
Both parties kept strict tally The
numbers of the labor interests were
based on the reports of several alb
servers
While there was quiet satisfaction
at the labor headquarters over the
showing figure issued by the
management Of the plant. it shows ar
increase of operatives reporting over
the previous rays tally. 1t is claimed
slightly in excess of five hundred al
work. The plants are being strongly
guarded and watched. Both sides
have attended to the matter OF esp
ionage. A tourist blowing up tire
in the neighborhood Of the plant
found himself the object Of excited
interest in asfew seconds yesterday.
The company is adhering to its po
sition of keeping its books open
They will until the end of the week
they say, but assume conciliatory al
t;tude. Last evening Mr.. Welsh, the
most talked of man in the conrto
troversy, said he whs taking ON thu
old help - fast as they came TO-
work. t,s.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27
PASTURES UNITY
MOVE NOW ON
GETTING ADDITIONAL FEEDING
GROUNDS PART OF BUSINESS
OF MOVEMENT.

Cooperative extension work carried
on in Glynn county by the state and
county, is at present interested in
the problem of pastures. That nat
uaral pastures exist in the county
is without doubt On the other hand
the size of the farm on the average
is 1888 and of that 29.9 is cultivated
This means that the larger part of
the country is unimprOved and the
problem of getting natural pastures
to grow is one of the present prob
lens at the bottom of successful stock
raising.
Now that northern capital has been
interested in farming experiments
and the section is receiving attention
ard les. On the other hand
experimenting with carpet grass, les
pedes.a and phosphallum, or dallas
grass, the native variety Of the latter.
At Hayner, the firm of Durham and
Thorpe and at Broadfield at farm of
C S. TAFT and Sons, have been made
Repository und the experiments
are being watched. The question Of
which is best adapted to this local
ity is important.
The country around here is low
and better than further inland. The
low country will grow, carpet grass
and lespedsia. On the ather hand
the pond places, so called, will grow
phosphallum.
Carpet grass has good start on the
rest of the varieties at present. Elk
periments have shown that the grass
will stick where it is started. The
fields in Glynn County, are we'll ad
apted to it and it has start in
some sections.
The availability of grasses, as rec
commended by the agricultural experts
is as follows for this section: carpet
grass |, lespedsia 2, phosphelum 3
dallas grass 4, ladino 5, clover s, red
top s, general grass z.
| AL of these grasses have been
experimanted with at the two exper
imented with at the two experiment
stations lust sstahlished by the stAfs
and county. ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27
ATlANTUS WILL
GO OUT EARLY
FOR TRIAL SPIN
Gigantic EXPERIMENT. Get Off
From Port at Sun Up
In Dash to Sea.
MODERN VENTURE
MAKES SUCCESS
Business Interests Quick to
Sieze Opportunity to Ex-
plot American Enterprise
In World Trade Contest
Now Waged.

The Atlantus, the poineer cement
shin Of the Atlanticc coast, makes her
Initial spin into deep water this morn,
ing, timing her departure at A o'clock.
All day yesterday was spent in ma
king last tests of the machinery and
trying out the working gear and the
steering apparatus. The interior OF
the craft has had all of the cabinet
work done and the quarters OF the
officers and crew are equal of any
thing that is afloat under the Am
erIvan flag.
Provisions were stored abourd yes
terday and the stewards office wad
placed in commission. The modern
ar argonauts do not intned to go
amid any scarcity Of service.
Representatives, OF the goye3
ment hoards and operatives of the
shipsllding company will be all ready
at that Sa,,r Most of the men slept
on board tiIe boat. The installation
Of machinery has been successfully
done and all the dock trials have
been satisfactory The engine of
the Atlantus turned over without 4
murmur of dissatisfaction.
Among the staff of marine engi
neers and CONSTRUCTION men remain
ing with the staff is l.. w. Waller
to whose skill and energy lage part
of the success Of the construction
Is due. The machinery is Installed
by F. c.. Atkinson, senior marine en-
siEeer OF the Emergency Fleet cor
peration.
Among the officers of the vessel
are: Captain w. w. Eager, P. A
Moore, NJ. B. Lanyard. H. r. Thom
as and L. r. Boon.
Credit is due the American Ship
building company for outfitting the
Atlantus because of the new design
N. NJ. Dormand, plant manager. A. R
Hensell, CHIEF engineer, and F. A
Cook, constructin eng 'neer superin
tended the outfiting of the Atlantus
To Mr.. Dormand managing the con
struction Of the best wood ships or
the Atlantic coast.
Othem men connected with the AT
lantus were:, Hal Bowling, machine
supercisor, Oscar Hensell, machine
foreman, and A. e. Watts. engineer
machinist
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27

Q) Helgoland to be dismantled
al the expense of Germany.
~ Three hundred and eghty-twn
squrea miles of Germany to be ceded
tp Belgium.
81 The basin of the Saar, 73S
square miles, between the western
border of the Rhenish Palatine OF
Bavaria and the southeast corner of
Luxembourg, to bic internationalized
for fifteen years and the coal mine /.
turned over to France. At the end of
fifteen years plebiscite will deter
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27
TO HAVE $4,000
IN AIR SERVICE
DEPARTMENTS OF ARMY, NAVY
AND MAIL ROUTES PROMISES
LARGGEC ClNCREASE.

A']anta, May 26.-Southern boys
who failed to get into the air service
who failed to get into the air service
during the war, because the war de-
partment had more applications for
that branch than any other, will now
be given an opportunity to become
government flyers in the army, the
navy and the government mail ser.
vice
Fifteen thousand young men are
wanted by Uncle Sam as ariators and
everyone who enlists will be taken
to the nearest flying field.
Georgia recruits will DO to South
er Field at Aemericus, which IS the
nearest flying field in this state.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27

The above map shows the boun-
daries of Germany as they existed at
the beginning of the war. 1t is not
possible at this time to draw an ac-
curate map of Germany as that coun-
try will appear when the peace treaty
has been signed and it's provisions
have been carried into full effect
The numbers on the accompanying
map, however, show where bound
aries will be changed Or. where Ger
many will be compelled to weaken
her system Of defense.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27

Prof. Davis Todd, director of the
college astromonomical OBJ
servatory. has sailed for Monte
video. where he will tale observations
of a solar eclipte May 20. Pro-
fessor Todd will take his observa-
tions from a naval seaplane at an
tltituae OF 10000 or $4,000 feet. He
predicts that his plane, which is an
innovation in astronomy. win aid in
obtaining clearer photographs of an
eclipse than have ever been made.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27
SURPRISE STORE WAS ROBBED
AT EARLY HOUR THIS MORNING

a large plate glass window in the
Surprise store, 1911 Newcastle street,
was shattered at o'clock this morn
ing and two large bundles of shirts
were taken.
The man was seen by several by
ISLANDERS, but made quick getaway
running towards the postoffice on
Gloucester street. He is described
as q wiry fellow. wearing an cap and
looking hka ! Portuguese.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27

Homer L. Ferbguson, newly elect
ed president of the United States
Chamber of Commerce, is president
and general manager of the New
port News Shipbuilding and Dry
Dock company, Of Newport News, Vir.
ginia. He was born in Waynesboro
N. c., March 6, 1873. He is grad
uate of the U. S. Naval Acaremy and
Gluscow University, Scotland.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27
GRAND JURY is BUSY

Reports from the court house say
that the grand jury is quite busy
and some indictments out of the or
dinary are expected before the ses-
sion is owes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27
Nick Carter Has
Nothing on This
MOVING TO ST. SIMON.

During the week more families will
90 to ST. Simon than any previous
week since the summer schedule was
put on. 1t is said that every cottage
en- the islant has been rented for the
coming month.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27

mined whetehr the basin wilN revert
to Germany or go to France.
p ~ Alsace-Lorraine is ceded to
France. Allied-German commission to
control the Rhine,
60 Germany loses sovereignty
over the north eastsrmost part Of
East Prussia, forty miles north OF the
river Mermel.
(6) The oppeln region in Silesia
ceded to Poland
CD Poland region ceded to Poland
(S) East Prussia to be detace
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27
HWS BY
| 1 He FAST WIRE
ITEMS or INTEREST COVERING
MANY SECTIONS AND MANY
COUNTRIES.

Washington, May Ex-senator
Reed, democrat, declared in the sen.
ate today that the league of nations
put white races at the mercy of
black and yellow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27

from the remainder of GErmany by
the cession os most of West PrHssi;
to Poland and the boundaries on the
south and east ID lie -ixed by plefl
isc t.e!
(9) Danzig and the area immedi
ately about it, covering an area o
72G square miles, is to be constituted
into the "the tree city of Danzig" III
der the guarantee Of the league o
nations; A strip Of Polish territor,
will come IS far moth as Danz.g
thus insnring the Poles a ''corrido'
to the sea"
dO Kiel canal to be information
allied.
1D A plebiscite will be held il
northern Schleswig. IA territory con
stitut'ng an area OIL 2,7S7 square
miles, to determine whether it shall
be annexted to Denmark or remain s
part Of Germany.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27
UNEMPLOYED ENGLISH
SOLDIERS FIGHT POLICE.

London, May 26.-Thousands of
soldiers out of employment came in
conflict with the police in a march
to the house OF commons here today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27
ETHONiANS CAPTURE
RAILWAY JUNCTION

London, May 6.-Esthonian forces
captured a railway junction between
Riga and Petrograd.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27

tune. The promise of this improve.
ment rs sufficient consideration for
the acceptance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27
ITALIANS LAND TROOPS
FIFTY MILES OF SMYRNA

Paris, May 26.-Italians land troops
fifty miles from Smyrna.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
BLOCKED A BIT

Washington, May 26.-The efforts
in the senate to hurry the woman sui
frage resolution hearing was blocked
today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27
RANTZAU CALLS TREATY
THE "DEATH- UTTERANcE,

Paris, May 2d--Qount Rantzau
calls the peace treaty the death ut
terance."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-05-27
THE TIDES

High water 4;56 am and 5;Oi pm
Low wates 12;H am and 12;s5 pm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
Srankrci6 ii6er oeaen
100 tliiaiciten DeMtid,e
Sast Glemeneean BEN franz. Genat,
Der ben 6riebeusbertras beita.
tiste; es bramdJc aber mebr
Ainber.

s3oris, 49, Oft. = Der fran8o.
iiide Scnot bat ben Srieoenspertrng
einitinlntis beitatigt nodoem ibnl
greniier Glenlencenu berjidert batte,
boB ct senue @arnntien fir ssranf.
reid bife. Inn es eeeen 100.000,0O
9euti9e fiber ali itellen. Sir mir.
Den natiirlid IN nod beiicrer Gage
iein ipcnn 0cntfhlono bollIt1nbig
seritiidelt poroen ipGre, ober bic 6a.
5it notise Sdldhteei b1tte $4,000
Sran3oien gefoitet, Die beute Iebcn.
nGrdiioent 8iIion, Der setpib nidt
i'm @eringlten pro6eutih lit, bofft,
6aB 0eutidlano bnlb in Der Gage iein
miro, in Die 2iga ein5utreten. g8ir
iper0en aber ben Gintritt OeutiA.
lambs ni6t eber geItotten, Bis es ii6
oeS @ertraiiens iuiiroig se5eiet bat.
oSranfreids groBte Scot in Der
3nfunft iirO mebr ainocr, Ionit miro
nus Shidiol 9toms oas SdifIol
5ranfreids iperoen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
Die 1pelt brame6t HmRe,
erkldrt Col. Rcmic

Sem gorf, 12. Oft. - Colonel
Souie, Der perionIide 9erater bes
9rGiioenten @ilion auf Der gariier
5rieOensfonierena lit gcitern nad
einidbriger 9lnipeienbeit in europa
NIT oem SransportOonlpfer Qortb.
ern Yacific bier eingetroffen. or
iuar on Der Grippe erfrontt nno bieIt
ii6 fpdbreno Der gfeiie in ItrengIter
3nriidge5ogenbeit. 2lls er iiber bic
2aufpIonfe eing tpuroe er bon
Treunoen eeltiibt.
@or6on gludinlob, oes GoIoneIs
S4miegeriobn, eab fir Den Colonel
folgenoe Grfl1ritng ob: SD babe
nidts 81, iagen. 9llIes spos iiber Die
iuidtigiten Sragen au ingen mar, lit
geiogt iuorOrn. 8ir iollten iebt on
Die arbeit geben, itetie orbeiten uno
5ur Mube fommen."
@efragt, oh ole 3uitdnoe in euro.
pa iest beiier ieieL eripioerte Col.
&ouie: .SSSa, 5uipeilen, baum fino fie
mieoerltut .iebr erltmiitigeno."
Col Solie fraete nod Den neuc.
iten 9eridten iiber Den @eiunobeits-
aultano oes 8raiibenten @ilion.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
5tuai,asi6mlen fir
GineciuanScrte eeplant

8aibinstou, Is. Oft. (8on Rop.
mono Glapper, 5tobsforreiponoeai
Der l1niteo Greb.) - Die 9eporta.
tion bon Ginluanoerern nod fiinfj1b.
rigen 8obnens in oen Ser. Stoaten,
onBer tie baber englifd idreiben uno
leien aelernt, miro bonn Senats-ar.
beiterfonlitee in @rlp1sung eeaogen
tuer6en, als cine Solge Der lluterii,.
Auneen oes Stoblitreifs, Iont elmer
Grflarlng Oes gorfibers acnpon, Der
hettte aus 8ittSburgb, 5uriidgefebrt
lit.
Gie Senatoren erflGrten, 6aB bic
anterifaniiiernng bon frenlogcborc.
nen 2eiiten ioiort unternomnen mer.
ben n1iiiie. tpenn niht itbmere i1l6u.
itrielle lnru6e berbiitet meroen ioIf.
ten. " , is!szstsll
0ieie EfIidt sit beriaumen, beoeu-
tet gefabrbolle 3eiten ilno uno ner.
boie inonitrieIle @erbdItniiIe, lopobI
aIS rapioesA aHluo1len 0es 6oaia[is-
Htns. erftdrt Senator @cII6.
or entpfabI oem arbeiterfonritee
bic glusarbeitiing elmer 8orloae fir
Die 9eportierung Ser gtusldnoer,
tpelde Die engIii6e Sprode inner.
bolb flint Sabren niht 9eIernt bo-
ben. 3Dansslatterrift uno Elm fiir-
5erer arbeitstas miiBten 6ieie MoB.
nabme beslciten.
BeIib mics auf oas 3eugnis eines
3engen In 9Sittsbureb BIN, Der er.
flarte, bob iid nur 800 9lmerifaner
IN elmer Stablrliible in elmer Staot
bon 2300 Ginipobnern befinoen.
aiir5ere arbeitsitunhen finn notia,
fpenn bic Gingetponoerten oie eng.
liife Sprade lernen ioIletl mpinte
8olib, inoem &c 3eugenaltsio9en
bieler glrbeiter ertp1bnte, Die anoa.
ben, 6uB iie BON 10 bis ID Stllnoeu
i'm Gage or6eiteten.
Scr 9usIdnoer ntuB cine ee-
fuifIe freie Belt gum llnterridt 20.
ben, faate er.
8Oriiter &enDon iagte. 0as SO.
mitee moae lpdter nad goungstomn
geben nnS bielleidjt nod @orp, sSllo,
pcnn bosu Die 8eit gefnnoen meroen
fam. frosSem Die meiiten aontitee-
mitslieoer erflarten, Dob iie genii-
geno s3nformntior geiammeIt fin
Den @ebraud oes &omitees. Gie
Soffnung, oaB Der StabIitreif onra
ben &onereB been6et per6en nl0ge,
murbe bon Dem aonlitee auigegeben,
peIdes iebt ben 3uItdnoen ieine
auflnerfiamfeia 5utpenoet, ipeIde Die
llnrait in 9(rbeiterfreiien berbor.
ruft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
1iabercs Sitift Nttcntat
aitf Pitgc Faaie

Berlin 13. Oft. lleher oas
ouf ben iuobbdnaigen SosioIilten
Sueo Saaie beriibte attentot miro
oes R1beren eenelSet:
$err Saoie betrot geraoe nit iei-
ner Sraii Oas &eidstogsgeb1uoe, als
Elm et,tsefleiDcter Nann mebrere
S6uiie alf ihn abeob. Saoie rtno
feline srau iproneen binter' einen
Der Ofaueroorbdl,oe, nm Shut 81
iiden. Sein slngreifer, Elm 8iener
namens ssobann syob, berfoIgte fein
Spfer uno idob pieoer. sSSm 9oipital
fplr6e ieItgeitellt. 0oB Saoie einen
5huB III Die Suite, einen SduB IN
Die Rogengeaerto ::aio einen SdiiB in
Sen llnterarn erholtul botte. 9oaieS
sSrou, Die gid)t perIett mar, beglettete
ibren @otten, Der inaipiiden obnrt6d.
tig eeiDoroen NOR, tta6 Dem Sebtuig
Soipitol. Sonie toiiroe nift ihluer
berleet.
Sob lit 81 Sabre oft unS 2eocr-
orbeiter bon gertf. Gr ieste ieirer
8erboftung feinen @ioeritanb eittge.
gen.
gllS DIE Sisuns in ser Rational.
beriammlung erofinet ipuroe, erflGrte
Der gorfisenhe. SnB Saaie peripunoet
uorSen lei; 0aS Sous bradlte Der
ssomilie mo ieiner gortei ieinc
xpntnoibir gum slusorud
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
Naerlei @eriid)te iibfr
&illons Seiinoen
tim Siefclbc idadmatt SO ictcn, eeScnkt Or.
6rapicn, cine Sctailierte Diaencic iibcr Sen
Smftant Ses prdiiSentcn 80 ucr0ffcntlidcr
anscblidee ,iaittcilunscn Scs Senator's ,l1oics

s8oibington, 13. Oft. (llniteo
Ereb.) - Die oen Brdltoe1ten 8il-
ion bebanoelrloeu 9ler5te Or. @raB.
ion, Or. ginfiin uno Or. Stitt tper.
ben beute berntidlagen, OBJ es notig
lit cine betoillierte Diagnoie iiber
oos geiinoen oes 9raiioenten 8ilion
befannt 5u geben, nm alien @eriid.
ten, Die iiber Die &ranfbeit oeS 9rG-
iioenten 5irfulieren, Elm Gnoe 5lt llo.
hen.
Gr. @raplon crfldrte, er iperoe
oiele g[ngelcgenbeit nit ieinen Sol
legcn oufnebnlen. GS lit inbeiien
ipaDribeinlld), onB oicic itd nit ci-
ner bcrnrtigen @rfldrung nidt ein-
peritanoen erfldren ipcroea uao 5lpar
nuf ben @runo bin, Dob man oieien
@eriidten iiberbaupt feline 9lufrnert.
ianlfeit i6enfcn ioate. Gie aer5te
iino Sarin iibereinsefomnten 10 9eiBt
es, perionlid) nid]t itber Den Sfranf-
beitsiaG oes 9r1fioeilten 81, ipre.
den; Bulletins iibcr @iIions 8efin.
0en lperhen bon alien orei Ier8ten
ltltter5eidnet iperoen.
Gie sSbee, cine genaue 9iagnoie
iiber oos Befiroen oes 9rdiioeuten
bcfannt az geben, ipur0e oesbob bon
St. @rapion in gorihlag eebradt
nadOem oieier in aenntnis geiest
pur0e, oaB eitt nngeblid) bon Gena.
tor MoieS on einen ieiner &onititll.
enten in geeip Sanpibire serihteter
8rief beiaeeno, bob 8ilion an @e-
birnperlesung Ieioe, in mebreren
3eitunaen peroffentlidt tporoen 1T.
@raplon benlerfte, oaB der Sena.
tor nlogIi9er @eiie sSnfornntionen
befite. bon peIden Die 9er5te oes
@raiioenten ridts piilerr". Sefre-
Tar 9ulnllltp tueiserte iih,, bieriiber
5u iprehen.
Gs liegt Die @abrideinIidfeit Dor,
oaB Senntor Moies beute inn Senat
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Slofa0e iiber II.
Cfleebdfen Dfr6dl'| |
Oieiclbc miro pon uaiierten crlaiien, u d
eemfSGe CrMppcn am fampfc bel Riga
beteiliat Rabcn iollen
Dansie Nnre9 glOd.aSc beiOnecrs i4tper actroffcn

Gtettin, 13. Oft. - Der glbeuo.
poIt 3ufoiee, lit oer 6eirtiden 9iegie.
ritng bon 2onoon aus Die 9lufioroe.
rling 5ueeeangen, Die oelitlden
Sdiffe in Der 2ltiee in ibre SoGien
0uriid5uritien. Gie 9[ufioroerung
Iautet: ns5nioIoe 0es glngriffs auf
alisa iino ale 5abridcine, Die oeut.
iden Shiifen fir oos gefo6ren Der
Office nItseeite(It iporoen iino, ols
ungiltig erflart moroen. glae Sdiie
fe iino bonn @eer 5uriid5uberufen
onoerc oiirfen nid)t in See ite1en.
S1iffe, Die in Der Office ongetrof.
fen iperben, lanfen @efnbr, bon ben
9llIiierten pegacnplnmen al iueroen. :"
Sic glbenbpoit berii1ert, oaB Die
Gnterte fiber gciitihInnD cine nflei.
ne 9lodaoe" perbdtgt bat.
9erlin 13. Stt. g8ie Die @oi.
fiihe 3eitung meIoet, lit es feinem
Sdiffe seitottet, aieI au perIalieG
nno fiiet binou, ooB Stettiner Gee.
Der ibren Sdificn allf See ornbt.
loie 9epeidben 5ufonlmen Iieben III.
ber5iigli6 oen ndditeu Sdfen 8u3u.
fieiiert. eSn 9on5ig bat Die giodridt
iiber Die 8erbdngung Der gloddoe
8eltiir5nng berborgerufen, oo nan
bort groBe 5enoungen aobIen er.
iuartete.
Die @lodaoe lit oIlen 9fni6eit
rod Oarauf 3nrii8lifiiGren, ooB Oeut.
ide 1ruppen iid nit Den 9Ruiien IN
9aItifunl perbiinoeten uiO an Der
Ginnobme Higas beteilieten.
Madlt @pridlng snm slnsalcidJ.
Ssopenbagen, 13. Oft. -9fIioiel.
le 9tahridten aus Gitblon6 beiagen.
oob Der ruiiiide 1rlippeu6efeDIsba.
ber andlefF .9eralonDt oem aonrmon.
oeur Der Iettii6en strmee folgenoe
2epelde 5ufolnnen lieB: ga Die
Yeorobung nleiner 5loitfenitelIung
OurA Soften nuo Citizen iiegrei6
0ur1 neine 9ruppen aus Dem 8e-
ac gerGlimt uno meine 3ruppenbn.
its geiidert it, made id, nm ipeite.
res 8lutbergieBen gu berbinOern, ben
8orjd)lag. einen &nffenitillItano ob.
3ui9lieBen uno in Wiitau cine Son.
fercn3 absubalten, I'M iiber einen ge.
neirtiamen glftionsplan gegen Die
.8olidlepiiten at beroten"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-13
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8aris, 13. Sft. - Cine gsiener
0epeide all ben Getit aariiien mel.
oct, oab cine vmeibe" naeDorolde
GrHee infer Dem 8efebI bon slomi.
raj Sorbb auf 9uoapelt nloridiert,
um iene rumdniiden 4bteiIltngen,
Die iid nod in Der Staot beiinoen,
bon bort 5lt bertreiben. Gem 8er-
nebmen nab 6eabii6tigt Der friibere
aniier Sorl, iid bieien Gruppen on-
5ui9IieBen. (2ebteres lit fanm OH.
5ltnebmen, oa iid Der ebelnaIige
oIterrei6iIde Serridet NIT ieiner
5amilie in Der SdJlpeia befinoet lno
ioIpobl aart ielbit als aud ieine @e.
mablin 3ita erfldrt baben, iid ouf
feine llnternebniingen politii9er art
eiit5ulaiIen. 9. 9te6.)