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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-20
For Good Roads

At a recent meeting of the Jefferson
County Court the subject of good roads,
especially the starting of the Glass A
roads, was given considerable atten-
ton by our commissioners. One OF
the requirementsto be carried out II
We are to receive State and national
aid in road building is the employment
of county engineer, and the several
applications before the court for this
position were considered. A tentative
selection was made, and President
Roberts was instructed to conduct ne
gotiations with the probable appointee.
The court some time ago decided upon
the north and south location for the
Glass A roads between Shepherdstown
and Charles Town, selecting the route
by way of Duffields. This selection is
very satisfactory to the people OF this
section. 1t is the shortest route be-
tween Shepherdstown and Charles
Town, and gives us good road to
Shenandoah Junction, our most i'm
portant railroad station. 1t connects
here with the system of good roads
coming into Maryland from the east.
west and north, and from Charles
Town ii will be continued TO Berryville
and Winchester, connecting with the
famous Valley turnpike at the latter
place. There are no heavy grades on
this route, and when it shall De per-
manently improved it will prove TO be
a very popular road.
We understand that there is avail
able for Glass A roads some S5O,OOO
which includes the State and national
aid After the selection of an engineer
il will take couple of months TO or
ganize and purchase the necessary
equipment, but we hope that the work
NAV be speeded up and the dream of al
least few first-class roads in the coun-
ty may be fully realized.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-20
Moving Time.

Moving time is here, and yesterday
there was a considerable circuit OF
those who made a change of residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Winters moved
from Kearneysville to Shepherdstown,
taking the Turner house opposite Elm
wood Cemetery, vacated by John Lowe.
who goes to D. Frank Hills farm in
Berkeley county, succeeding Frank
Jones, the latter moving to WOODBURY.
Farm near Leetown, from which Mason
X. Bowers moves to the house vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Winters, which he pur-
chased some months ago.
II. F. Ambrose moves from the An
drews farm west of town TO the place al
Uvilla that he bought from N. 5. j.
Strider. Garland Manuel moves from
the E. T. Licklider farm to the Andrews
place, and Joseph Morrow goes to the
Licklider farm. Cleveland Griffith
moves from w. A. Fulk's farm TO the
Billmyer place east of town, vacated by
c. D. Boyer, who will move to Myers
town; lanes w. Mcdaniel moves to
the Fulk farm. Arnold Magruder viii
move from his fathers place at Kear-
neysville to Frank R. McQuilkin's, and
Joseph Williams takes the place he
leaves. Butler Ronemous will farm the
w. L. Herr place ON Sandy Ridge and
w. N. Grubbs leaves there to make his
home at Leetown; George Cave goes tC
the Ringgold farm vacated by Mr. Ron.
emous. Willis E. Skinner goes to The
Joseph E. Byers farm southeast Of
town, and Mr.. Breeder moves back Il
Page county, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-20
Jefferson County Farm Notes.

In assisting the farmers Of Jefferson
county in making their income tax re-
turns, few observations have come
TO US relative 20 the prosperity of farm
ers in the county during the past year.
In general il must be said that in this
county the past year has brought the
farmers only moderate returns for their
efforts.
Many farmers making income tax
returns for 1917 have none to make for
1918. This is for general average
only. Farmers who report complete
inventories invariably show a decrease
of working capital of from $1,000 10
$1,000 on farms of 100 TO 500 acres.
Expense accounts have been much
heavier than in 1917, because of in
crease in labor, feed, and other costs OF
production. The item of labor has been
the most acute.
The decrease Of working capital has
come about due 10 various causes.
Labor has been impossible TO get be-
cause Of competition with other enter
prises that can outbid farmer. The
average farmer has an outlay of about
$1,000 for labor, besides his own labor
and that Of his family. Because labor
has been impossible to secure, and
other prices are higher, the average
farmer has had to raise less corn, wheat
and live stock. The price of wheat
and corn has remained stationary,
practically. Hence we find the farm
err disposing of his hogs, horses, cattle
and crops and decreasing his bust
ness until the labor Immediately avail
able can handle his farm. In fact,
most farmers making returns had ap
pie orchards and a good crop TO
swell their income TO point where an
income tax is possible. But very
few farmers have incomes that run into
the surtax Most farmers are indif
ferent to claiming deductions formoney
given for war work.
The year 1918 has been a rather hard
year for farmers, and his decreasing
inventories of working capital shows
that his business is not unlike any
other. He can't compete against too
hard conditions, and will protect him
self by furnishing diminished amounts
of food and clothing materials in so
lar as EXPENSES Vi pIONuCtlOl IlSS anu
are not equally compensated by high
er prices for his products.
The KearneysvilIe Humanity Klub
will debate the Shenandoah Com
munity Club Tuesday, March 18th, at
100 p. m. The question is Resolved,
that Jefferson county is destined TO be-
come dairy section" Three debaters
will be picked from each club Presi-
dents from other clubs will act as
judges. A return match will be held
at Shenandoah Junction.
A farmers meeting will be held in
Shepherdstown, Saturday, March p, at
2 p. m. Topic, Lime"
C. A. HUGHES,
County Agent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-20
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers Of real estate
have been recorded in the county
clerks Office in Charles Town:
Samuel o. Knott to Daniel E. Lou
don, tract of nine acres at Moler's
Cross Roads, S1,l5O.
H. c. Getzendanner and Gerard d.
Moore TO Edgar L. Starry, lot fronting
100 feet on the Shepherdstown and
Halltown pike, near Shepherdstown, for
$500.
A. S. Robinson to ]. H. Barnett, BOB
acres three miles southwest of Mid
dleway, consideration SIT 800.
Martha L. Flanagan and others to
Essie K. Bowman, house and lot at
Bakerton, consideration not given.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-20
Public Sales.

Friday. March 2lst-Personal proper
ty by Frank White, near Charles Town.
Saturday, March I'D Household
goods by Mrs. w. L. Reinhart in Shep-
herdstown.
Monday, March 24th-Big sale Of
live stock by c. F. Wall, near Charles
Town.
Wednesday, March 26th-Personal
property by w. A. Daniels on the Ag-
lionby farm, one mile south OF Shenan-
doah Junction.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-20

Walls record in the past tells YOU
the sort of sale he will have next Men
day at Charles Town. You can buy
there safely.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-20

At w. A. Daniels sale on March
10Th eleven horses and colts will be
sold, including seven heavy draft
mares.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-20

Safeguard your checks with Di-
munette Check Protector. Robert Glib
son, Druggist.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-20

Go to Wallis big sale at Charles
Town on March 24th.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-20

W: A. Daniels big sale March 26th.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-20

John Ed Schley, one Of the soldier
boys from Shepherdstown, has been
assigned to duty at Monte Carlo, the
wonderful resort in Europe which is
famous as the greatest gambling centre
in the world. He writes home that he
has seen so many fortunes lost there
that he has decided not to try TO emu
late "the man who broke the bank at
Monte Carlo"
Private Luther D. Snyder, of Com
pany B, 108th Machine Gun Battalion,
has sent us from France very in
teresting booklet-a history of the 18th
Division of the American Army, con-
tanning a number of views Of the things
and places where this heroic organize
zion fought.
DR.. Richard X Bragonier, who has
been in the medical corps of the army
at Camp Greene, near Charlotte, N. C.,
has been honorably discharged from
the service and has returned to his
former home at Keystone, W. Va,
where he has resumed the practice OF
medicine.
Earl Mcdonald, of Shenandoah
Junction, has returned from France and
has been honorably discharged from
the army. Clifton Bell, of Bardane,
has also been honorably discharged
from an aviation camp in Oklahoma.
Corporal Richard Henry Lee, son OF
Rev. DR.. Harry B. Lee, of Charlottes-
vile, Va, arrived in New YORK from
overseas few days ago and is in
hospital in that city.
Mrs. Lydia ]. Colbert, former resi-
dent OF Halltown, this county, died re-
Gently at the home of her son-in- law,
w. H. Derry, in West Salisbury, Pa,
aged 70 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Lowe have re-
ceived word that their son, Ira T..
Lowe, who saw active service in France
with the American Army, has arrived
in New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-03-20


he had been a member for a number
Of years. President ThoS. {. Miller
presided at the service. Brief but ap-
propriate addresses were made oy Rev.
DR.. Charles GhiSelin, Rev. j. w. Ware,
Rev. !. H. Haley, Prof. A. d. Kenamond
and H. L. Snyder, in which they spoke
feelingly of the life and character and
work of Prof. Duke and the influence
that he eXerted as teacher and as a
resident of our community. Prof. j.
D. Mudoon presented the resolutions
adapted by the faculty, and paid fttirg
tribute to the departed. Miss Mary
Louise Mcdaniel read the resolutions
adopted by the faculty, and paid fitting
school. The singing of appropriate Sc
lections was led by Prof. Muldoon, and
solo was sung by Miss Mary Horn.
Some excitement was caused in
Shepherdstown Tuesday morning by
the announcement that couple Of
would-be murdererS were here and
were to be arrested. A message was
received here saying that two young
fellows had shot and seriously wounded
a Cumberland Valley Railroad detec-
tive at Hagerstown and made theiI
escape on a freight train. When the
train reached Shepherdstown Deputy
Sheriff Geo. c. Link, Constable Rober
Shipley and other members of posse
searched il and arrested several mer
who were riding in box car. They
were taken to the town Jail, but were
afterward released, as they were no
the guilty parties. Later in the after
noon the two culprits were arrested
near Spielman's Station and taken L
Jail in Hagerstown. They were youf't
fellows and gave their names as Harry
Ailstock and Vim. E. Cooper, of Gov
ington, Va. Whiskey appears to have
caused the trouble, as they had beer
10 Waynesboro and got more liqu'i
than they could carry. They admitted
the shooting, but said they did it IL
self-defense.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-22
BRUSSELS WANTS TO GIVE
WILSON GLORIOUS GREETING

| BRUSSELS. Belgium. Feb. S,-The
Big Four in Belgium are King Albert.
/ Whitlock, Hoover and Wilson.
1t is no slight to other allied nations
to point out that three of the four are
1 Americans because everybody knows
how the Belgian people were pulled
from starvation by the American
people-and nobody's appreciation of
| it is keener than that of Belgium her
self
Whitlock. Hoover and Wilson rep
resent America to the Belgians-but
that isn't all. Whitlock was there
when the Germans came in and ne
stayed there until all the work he
could do had been done. he shared
Belgians' risks-he stuck with them
They remember that and they love
Whitlock. He was almost mohbed
when he was discovered quietly slip
ping into Brussels after the armistfce
! in big q. S. army car a day before
even King Albert entered.
! Hoover "Super-Doer'' TO Belgian
People.
And Hoover-his name is a charm
with the Belgians. If there's any,
thing that can be done on earth, Hoo
yer can do it. So any Belgian will
tell you. He is the super-doer! Why
he actually organized a big nation to
keep little one from starvingI
Whitlock and Hoover! The day the
correspondent arrived in Brussels he
stopped a Belgian on the street and
asked him where Brand Whitlock
lived. 1t was "out of hours at the
ministry, which the Belgians hope, in
cidentalIy, will soon be made an EN-
bassy with Brand Whitlock as ambas-
sador for life.
The Belgian didn't tell him the way
he showed him. Whitlock had been
back in Belgium only short time but
there weren't hundred Belgians in
town who didn't know where he lived.
Remembers FayOrs to Belgian Soldiers.
Belgian soldiers tell how in addition
to their rations, in addition to the
food Americans were sending to the
Belgians at home, the men at the
front continually got packages of ci-
garettes and sweets throughout the
war until the Americans arrived in
France when, of course, the pack
ages were sent to the American sol
diers
Those are some of the reasons why
America has been signally honored by
the erection of great statue in a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-22

prominent Brussels square in honor OF
America.
The Stars and Stripes is the flag in
evidence after the Belsian-sometimes
it has five red stripes and four white
ones and sometimes eight red and
seven white.
But that only shows that it was not
bought but made by the hands of
somebody who loved America and in
tended to show it despite lack of
spare money to buy store flag.
I Court of American COIors Done.
There is a special American court
in the famous Brussels Hotel de Vile
1t is just inside the central entrance.
Nothing hangs there but the Ameri-
can colors. Not even the Belgians'
own flag. There is red, white and
blue bunting. There are shields, flags
and banners little corner in the
heart of all Belgium especially set
aside to do honor to Belgium's friend
across the sea.
AS for Wilson-this is confidential.
hush hush, YOU know, to America.
Did you think Wilson got reception
in Paris? So he did And in Lon
don? Yes. the members of the party
couldn't decide which was more en-
thusiastic, Paris or London.
But this is Belgium's tip to you. 1t
was whispered to me by a Belgian gem
eral. a high official of the BELGIAN
foreign office and a thousand or so
plain, every day Belgians.
wait until Wilson arrives in Brus-
sells! WAITt'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-22
PATCHED-IrP HEROES OF
MAR MAKE HIT AS
MINSTREL BAND

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-Thirty gold
stripe heroes who organized a min
strel band and found their first show
such a success that they are receiving
offers OF bookings for out-of-town
performances. Nearly every one of
the minstrel troupe is an exemplifl-
cation Of the wondes of modern sur
gerry. sergt. Leonard N. VannelL in
terIocutor. has nine bullet wounds
through the body. but can SIT straight
In a chair. Roy Little. professional
dancer before enlistment Qualities in
q society dance 'aet. although paral-
wed on one side. Corp. Howard
Baird Is not prevented from doing a
moaologue by a machine gun bullet
still lodged in his thigh, in addition
to another wound. while two wounds
did not Interfere with Bert Zahn do
ing a chalk talk. Sergt Norman l..
elozieT plays the violin as well as be-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-22

fore the back of his head was fairly
blown away, to conceal which he
wears an overseas cap. Others of the
company are pointed to as equally re-
makable instances of SKIN in surgical
reconstruction.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-22
Alta sunday-Nfonday.


ST. LOUIS. Feb. 21.-The will of
John T. Milliken, manufacturing
chemist, grain and oil dealer and for
mer gold mine owner. who died Jan.
81, was filed for probate Tuesday aft
ernoon. Trustees say it disposes of
an estate in excess of 100000
The bulk of the estate is left in trust
for the widow and three minor chill
dren.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15
Tot oe 8 oprea multi M = bun.

Tot o eprea multi M : bun. -
Alliance, Ohio. Tn copil de dol
ami anume Joseph Skarpusis a
murit ieri din cauza ca m7ncase
prea multe ciresi. Un frate al lui
a murit de asemenea acum doul
luni de indigestitne acuta, in tim
pul cind fatal sad plecase sa eau
tie un doctor.
Germanii Ger ridicarea bloca-
del. - Paris. Germania cerat
aliatilor ridicareaf blocadei 81 Ii
berarea prizonerilor Ell imediat.
Cererea aceasta a fost facuta Ia
conferinta de pace prin baronul
Won Lersner, seful misiunei ger
name.
h Desmintirea unui svon fals. =
Paris. Rapoartele primite dir
surse germane despre ocuparea 81
lesfei de trupele americana -au
fast desmintite in cercurile anne
ricane de aici. i'm membru al de-
legatiei americana caracteriza a
ceste rapoarte ca find ,,adeva
rate gunoaie".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15
PosTA ADMINISTRATIVE.

D-nei Marta sigisciorean, To-
1edo, Ohio: Trimite-ne ambele
adresa.
D-lui P. Jugan, Cincinnati, o.:
= Rugam gobservati catalogul
cartilor care le avem. Alegeti de
acolo, care va convine 81 lie co.
mandati. - In numarul de milne
aflati ce doriti. - Salutari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15

az consiliu. I'll Ca guvernul olan-
dex ;xicea Cd el ssi,da seama de o.
bligatiunile said internationale 81
ca prin urmarc ar dori sd fie Ia
sat in pace a-si exercita suvera-
nitatea dupa cum crede de GU
viinta.
Ucisa de vaca. - Lancaster, O.
- A murit Dina David Stewart
find fmpunsa de o vaca, care a
storcosit-o fntre un gard 81 pcre-
tele grajdului. ST D-nu Stewart
| a fost atacat de vaca c1nd a A.
lergat sa-si salveze sofia, insa el
a scapat mai usor, find ca avea 0
lfurca de fier in NINA.
.Frigurile galbene in Mexico. -
Mexico City. Conform nnei tc-
llegrame primita de ziarul Excel
sior, la Merida, in Yucatan, s'au
Iivit mai multe cazuri de frigu.i
galbene. Stirea adauga ca 1naltii
fmctionari al portului au luat
masuri aspire 81 grabnice pentrn
|infrinareaS epidemiei. In curind
are sa Sc infiinteze carantina.
Ieftinire causata de revolt4. -
Roma. - Vinul, care acum c1teya
zile Sc vindea Gu 70 cent? sfertul
de gallon, acum Sc vinde in detail
Gu zece cent?, ca urmare atacu-
rilor date de cetateni asupra piv-
itelor tinute de podgorenii bo-
gait. Populatia, multi mai astim-
parata acum ca ieri 81 alataieri,
Isl Mdreapta minia mai multi spre
circiumari 81 angrosistii de ben
turi.
Cere mandas asupra Constant
nopolului. - Paris. - Printul
Lvoff, reprezentantul de aici ri
guvernului tuturor Rusilor in
frunte GU Kolceag, scris. pri,n-
ministrului Clemenceau, ca prese-
dinte al conferintei de pace, sa
propue un m8ndat international
asnpra Constantinopolulni, in ca
re sa fie representata 81 Russia.
Femeie ucii1 de automobil. -
Findlay, o. Dina Tona Messi-
ma a fost ucisa la minut 81 D-nu
Mesina s'a ales Gu citeva rane
grele in timpul Afnd automobilul
in care calatoreau spre Cincinna-
ii a scobiltft mtr 'un vagas 81 s'a
resturnat peste eli. Barbatul a fost
dus in grabE fnn spital din Fin
dlay.
.Scrisoarea ulnui mort. = Lo-
rain, Ohio. = Politia din Adrian,
Mich. 81 cea din Lorain incearca
sd rezolve mistevul ce invalue o
scrisoare gasita in marginea lacu-
lui de femeie din Amherst anu
me Liby Womack. Scrisoarea fn-
sese gasita intro sticla astupata
bine, 81 iata ce zicea: Mort in
pace in Lacul Erie. 1nstiintati la
666 Dennison Avenue, Adrian,
Mich.
Ridicarea unpi monument in
Spania. - Madrid. - Aici s'au
|inceput lucrarile pentru ridicarea
unui monument in onoarea mari
narllOr Spanl0h uclsl la SANTA
go, Cuba, Cavat, 81 insulile Fill
pine in decursur razboiului Anne
ricano-Spaniol. Regele Alfonso,
care este presedintele comitetului
de subscriptie publica, a donat la
acest fond suma de 1000 de do
lari.
Avere MARTA ii paguba altuia. -
ILondra. - Tribrnalele au decla-
rat ca cei 100000 de dolari in e
fecte publice depusi in Londra de
fostul rege Ferdinand al Bulga-
riei sa treaca II posesiunea rege-
llpi George 81 Angliei. Gu putin
dupa ce Bulgaria s'A amestecat
in ,razboi, Ferdinand ! facut .
mare depunere 4e hfrtii de valoa-
re in bancile din Londra. Mai tir-
ziu o incercat g le scoata. Nepu-
/ tind, q cerut a1ptorul' noului gu
vorr h,71Ooe en- Ia ann1n1 assn mn
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15

IL. OU4AIPS4A0s
Zilele acestea cetesc pc coloa.
nele unui ziar vaicarelile ca Ro-
m1nasii nostri sunt trasi pc sfoara
de samsari, foarte curios ca tot
|pe acele coloane, acum nu dc
mult Sc aparau samsarii. Acum
.naste intrebarea cind au mintit
oamenii aceia, atunci, cind apa-
rau samsariii, orr acum cind pling
victimele acelor samsari?
MOI nu putem spune 81 sunt
sigur ca nici acei ,,domni' nu
pot.
Cind auzi pc vre-un pro-german
ca termenii din tratat sunt prea
asprii, intreaba-l daca a auzit de-
spre Lusitania 81 despre massacre
le din Belgia, Serbia 81 Rom1nia.
Dare ce s'a ales Gu muzica a.
ceia despre care scrie un scrintit
prin ,,Intunecarea ca e intre-
buintata de capitalist ca oamenii
sa lucreze mai multi. Am vrea sd
stim fabrica unde Sc intrebuin-
teaza. Ori poate gargaunii a elm.
tat in capul idiotului!
Civilizatia progresiva inventea.
"a masini ca sa faca fucrul, 81 pi.
lule ca 'sa prelungeasca SAP
tatea.
O femeie din San Francisco ce.
re divort pentru ca barbatul Ell q
facut-o sd traiasca Gu 4 cent? pc
ri. Daca acest ON ar spune cum
reusit Gu aceasta, de sigur ca
ar trebui sa i-se dee o recOmpensa
pujblica pentru succesul dbtinut
Omul cumpara lucruri noui, nu
pentru ca are lipsa de ele, ci pen
tru ca i-s'a ur1t de cele vechi
Plecfnd din acest punct de vedere
ne putem explica scumpetea de
All 81 numarul divorturilor.
Sarutarea la un tinar de doua-
zeci de ami este un ceva Stint; la
omul de treizeci, un expert
ment; la eel de patruzeci, I'm
ceva sentimental la omul de Gin
cizeci este trecere de timp, lar la
omul de sasezeci de ami, este nu-
mai un compliment.
Un popa din Indiana iesit din
biserica ca sa 1puste pasere ce
cinta pc casa vecina, popii nostri
o Sc iasa din biserica sd dee pa
sapoarte - fiecare Gu ale sale!
Fericirea este eel mai mare prat
al vietii. 81 fiecare ON care cade
in dragoste Gu - lucrul sau, este
fericit. De aci Sc explica de ee
sunt asa de putini oamenii feri-
citi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-15
|MARUNT|SUR|.
zPIaRlAMA z1Lz1.
LocuL PoTRIv1T.

Tnvatat ell morti parinte
|Muribundu n mini tia dat.
Teama leo ii fost ca moare
Monstrul necuminecat.
DR.. Cumpana
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INFORMAfluN|


Informatiuni -. -. ..........
Boala sinucidsrei Il ofitsrii
0ermani. - Geneva. - Numarnl
sinuciderilor printre ofiterii Ger
mani creste in mod alarmator,
mai Gu seama in Prusia, unde nu-
marul sinucidefilor este Gu 80 de
procente mai mare CO inainte de
Q 90 alta Cd fostul Kaiser Sd fie
dus inaintea aliatilor spre judeca-
re. Conform celor scrise de xiarele
din Munich, nu numai ofiterii isi
pun capat zilelor, dar u sotiile
lor. Sc pare Cd eauza care-i hota-
|reste 10 acest pas disperat M 9
|numai patriotismul, q si pierde-
rea de frunte Pc care ofiterimea
ii avea in stratnrile sociale
olands rxspnds alin1i1eE: -
Paris. Consiliul de cinci y pri-
INIT est1zi ia comunieat de y q
|landa ca r6spuns \ nota consi-
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