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Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28
CROSS WORK
 IN SIBERIA TOLD
American Society Caring for 2500 Refugees; Many
 Others Destitute

VLADTVOSTOK, Jan 1O.-(Corre- spondence of The Associated Press.) The American Red Cross in eastern Siberia through it's refugee relief de parJment, is caring for nearly 2,5OO refugees. Half of these are handled directly through a distribution center in VladivostOk. There are 400 bar racks at First River, in the edge of the city. Further on, at Second river are 300 Armenians in a barracks by themselves.' Most of these refugees are receiving food and clothing; there are certain number who are self-sup- porting and only require lodgings.
 A plan is being worked out to send the Armenians to Port Said on a Jap anese steamer. Efforts are also be- ing made to find transportation for APO Serbians. Occupation has been found for large number of destitute persons. An employment bureau has been established and it is probable that soon places can be found for all those who wish to work The Cana dian military organization has asked the Red Cross to man a steam laundry for the Canadian troops Likewise the American army has made plans for service laundry at the base here which will furnish employment TOT a number of laundresses.
 Bishop H. St. George Tucker, who recently returned from western Si- beria, where he went in the interests of the Red Cross, reported that there were some $500 persons there, legiti- mate objects for the Red Cross assist ance, in need Of immediate help. In this number figure a group of Petro- grad children. Many hUnureos of these were sent to Siberia I0- safety at a time when the bolshevik outrages were beginning They were found in seven different cities, unprovided for and in great need Clothing is being provided for them from stocks in Vladivostok and they are receiving at tention
 In Omsk, NOvOnikolaevsk and Chel- iabinsk, here typhus has made consid- erable headway,o the Red Cross is working in conjunction with the Rus sians to give medical relief. Relief train No. has left for the west car rying medical supplies and clothing. The last relief train sent from here. in charge Of the Japanese Red Cross unit. reached Omsk about a month af- ter leaving Vlajivostok.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28
THREE
WnMEN lN RIIsiNEss

Woman's power in America is well illustrated by the thousands of wom- en who entered almost every line of business to replace men who were drafted during the war Health proved their strongest asset. Many women. however. developed weak, nervous conditions and could not stand the strain of business life. Such women should remember there is one tried and true remedy in Lydia F. Pink. hams Vegetable Compound. which for forty-fiye years has been restoring health and strength to the women or America
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28
JOHNSON DEMANDS MILITARY PROBE
By Review Leased wireo

WASHINGTON, Feb 27.-Represen- tative Johnson of South Dakota. lieu tenant in the army during the war, renewing his attack in the house to- day on the present court martial sys- tenn, charged that General Pershing had refused to comply with an order of the war department demanding the return of all records of court martial proceedings of cases of men sentenc- ed to death for review by the judge advocate general
 Mir Johnson declared that six men of the overseas forces had been sen tenced to death and that the sentences would be carried out if some one did not intervene.
 Must Examine Records
 He said it would be impossible to tell whether the death penalties were justified until the records of the trials were examined.
 Mfr Johnson urged passage by the house of the Chamberlain bill prOvid- ing for revision of the court mar tia system, saying the existing mili- tary code did not permit of justice and was offensive to any enlightened sense of natural justice and to funda- mental principles of law"
 The secretary of war has admitted the unjust judgments Of courts mar tial during the war, MT. Johnson said,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28

the duties of trustee boards. providing for the drawing of jurors and making an S1S.000 appropriation for land for the Tempe Normal school: senate bills for the payment of old stationery se- counts: authorizing the investment oF funds from the sale of state lands in reclamation projects, providing for the administration Of small estates and appropriating $45,0OO for third story to the women's dOrmitOry at the state university.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Au unions connected with the Marine Workers AffiliatiOn voted today to reject the award of an eight hour day, without a wage increase, made by V. Everit Macy, war labor board umpire, in the harbOr strike here last December.
 This announcement was made to- night by Thomas L. Delahunty, presi- dent of the utilization He added that the question of whether the strike called off at the cabled request of President Wilson, is to be resumed will be decided tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28
COLDS INTERFERE
 WITH BUSINESS
Dr. Kings New Discovery relieves them and keep
 you going on the job

Fifty continuous years of almost unfailing checking and relieving coughs, colds and kindred sufferings is the proud achievement of Dr. Kings New Discovery.
 Grandparents, fathers, mothers, the Eiddies all have used and are using It as the safest, surest, most pleasant. to-take remedy they know of.
 Sold by all druggists. 60c and $1.2c.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28

GRINNELL, Iowa, Feb. 22-With eight meets listed on Grinnell college track schedule for this spring, Coach H. J. Huff has started his track men on indoor training, mixing in some out door activity when weather conditions permit.
 Included in the schedule, one of the heaviest the school has faced in recent years, are the Drake and Pennsylvania relay carniYals, the state and Missouri valley meets, the Ames-Drake-G -Grinnell triangular, the Big Four" Iowa. Ames-Drake-G -Grinnell indoor carnival and dual clashes with Nebraska and Drake
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28
CBy Review Leased wire)

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. Ex-Governor Campbell announced today that he had signed one house memorial. three house bills and four senate bills as follows:
 Memorial asking that soldiers with dependents be given preference in de mobilization; house bills outlining
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28

Sloan's Eminent makes rubbing need. less. It Is easier and cleaner to use than plasters or poultices. It does not stain the skin or clog the pores. A bottle of Sloan's liniment Is all you need for quick rest and relief from the pains of sprains, bruises, backache, stiffneck, and most forms of rheumatic twinges. Generous size bottles at druggists everywhere.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28
HERE'S WARMING, SOOTHING RELIEF
 FROM YOUR RHEUMATIC ACHES

For prompt relief from Rheumatism, Neuralgia. or Lumbago, you can depend on Sloan's Liniment. The warming, soothing, counter-irritant effect Is the quickest way to overcome the inflammation, swelling or stiffness. A few drops go right to the sore part, draw the blood from the congested placeandremove the cause of the ache.
 The great penetrating power of
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28
NO WORK OPEN HERE,
 OUTSIDERS WARNED

Owing to the report having gone abroad to the effect that the county of COchise is doing extensive road work and that men are needed in this county, an influx of unemployed seek. ing work here has commenced Men from California and other states are coming to Bisbee and other places in the county seeking employment, only to be disappointed
 While Cochise county is doing road work on a large scale, there is not sufficient work of this. nature to care for the unemployed men of this county who are capable of doing this kind of work Men from the outside are warn ed not to come to Cochise county look ing for employment on the public roads. as they will not find it. Only bona fide residents of Cochise county will be employed in the construction of roads in this county and all others will do we'll to seek elsewhere and save themselves the trouble and ex. pense of coming to Cochise county. (Signed)
 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
 COCHISE COUNTY. (Signed
 COUNTY LABOR BOARD.
 COCHISE COUNTY. F2s-27-27-adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Feb. 2s,-Daw- son Springs. Ky. will be the spring training camp for the Louisville club of the American association. William Neal. general manager of the club, said the squad would number about %. The players win start for the training camp March 26 and will stay 14 days if weather permits.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28
Keep Bowels On Schedule

Late, retarded functioning throws ..Le whole days duties out of gear. Keep the system ciearsed, the appe- tie lively, the stomach staunch with Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Mild and sonic in action. Sold everywhere. 25c.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-28

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-29
Gbicaao Ba9nifrcik
iIt ni@t a,ltoriiictt,
griDeridafts.graTOen Gee .iuirO
bente NIT GENERALIZATION
Siues fonferieren.

8oibinoton, 20. Sft.-W O.
Gee, grdiihcnt Der griioerif)aft o.t
gobnbcoicnitetcn. mahte bier &C.
tern abenSs befnnnt. oob Der Strcii
Der Gbienaoer 8crbonosmitglie6cr,
meIhcr am Gcnnerstog in srai. fire.
ten Ioa, fol1s Bis onbin Die beridie.
bcnen 2obniorberuneen tidt bciuiT,
ligt iinb. bonn goIl3ugsonsidub Der
griiocrifnft peber niitorificrt, nod
innftioniert lit. Ser ausftanosbpfcbI
tuliroe einfad) ouf @runo Der an
Sonntog itattscfunbenen Gtrsifab.
ftimnung bon ben 2eitern ort
Chicago 2otQlberbonhe erIniIen.
Serr Gee erff1rte. bob oieicr
Strrif nifts nnoeres III. ols citl
8criuf, Die gritbcridnFt Der gabn.
bebieniteten in Elm i1Iedltcs 9if)t sii
itcIIen. gr1iibent Gee fpiro bcltte ee.
incinid)oftIih NIT Dem @enrraIfomi.
tee Der @rii6erid)aft NIT General.
oircftor Siiies iiber Die Qobnfor.
oerlingen Der llnion. pelhe ocm.
ndfit entfhieben mer5en ionen, Ton.
ferieren. @on erpnrtet, bab bic Sor.
oerltng Der ltnion Inn cine oIEge.
meine 2obnerbObuna dbeepieien tper.
6en tniro.
Gbieaqc 81. 90. OH. -gcritic.
oene geamten Der IA biefigen 2ofaI.
oerbdnoe, tpeIde ii9 IN Der ont
Sonntag obgeboItenen @e6eiin.
iibuna fir einen gtusfono erfl1r.
fen fans tiS an 9onnerstag ibre
6oroprungen I'M 2obncrb6buno unb
before arbpitsbeoinguu9en nidt be.
miIli9t finS, mddten beute befomnt.
COB lire MitgIie6er niht Itrrifen
iuerbeh cbne 5uerit ben 8erinG ge.
madt 0u baben, nit Der 8nbnoo.
miriiitrotion in 6ieIer gtngeIegcnbeit
5it unterbonScIn. glnoere Union.
9eamte iino BON Der gtoot obtue.
iellS uno es lit uninoeIid, fi1 elm
flares @iIb bon Ser orobenOen
Streiffituation 3u icbaffeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-29
SHiffskataitropbe
bel 1iimskeecit, 1fiiet.
Siersebn eeiden brs iett seborsen;
feds anSere Terionen iuerben
nod bermikt.

gausfegpn Mi6, 30. Sft.-
Ieieiten geridten sufoIge fino bel
Der geItrieeu S9iITa6risfataTtrop9
ipobei Der Haooanpfer .gitp Of
Musfegon" ip1breno eines beftigefi
SturrneS on Dem in oen Gee
binousloufpn0en SSier serIhellte,
minoeitens pier5ebn Ycriouen er.
tritnfen. Gie 2eiden SerieIben tpnr.
ben bereits eeboreen. Scds ncitere
Berionen neroen nod bcrmift uno
man befiirdtet, bob aud iie ibr
-@rab in ben 8eIlen gefnnben ia.
ben.
Die l1eberleben6en fprehen iih in
bohit onertennenoer 8eiie iiber bic
beroiidcn gelniibnngen 6cs Sdiffs-
topitdn MiIler, soie gaiiogiere in
Siherbeit aa bringen aus. s8iele
oerieIben beroonfen ibr Gaiein aud
einem 8attpoften Der GiiIteniua9e,
ipeIder bonn gier aus Den 8er,in.
gliidten NIT elmer eIcftriidcn Ia.
i6cnIonlpe ben Beg 8ir 5iderbeit
pies.
&ir3 mad Der Stronolns gob
anpitaH Mliiler ben 8efebI, boB
idmtlide &nilasiere iibcr goro iprin.
gen, I'm i:6 in Si6erbeit au brin.
gen. Gae oiejeuigen meTde bem 9e.
febl 6oIee Ieiiteten muroen geret.
tet. Die onbern muroen bon ben
ltruoeInoeu SIuten IN Die Sicfe ge-
5ogen. allem glnidein no1 puroe
oos llngliidsidiff bon oer Inter-
ltronnng aegen bic 2uainrauern oe.
i@leuoert, I'm bon Der ndditcn
SturSipelle 5nriifgeriiien sli war-
Den uno In cttpa fiinf3ig SUB tiefenu
@aiier st periinfen. Ger 3ngonq
gum Snfen lit gcgentpdrtig ourd
bos 8rat nobeau poItitdnoig &c.
iperrt.
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Wilicft aibt Jtalien
gcgeniibcr nid6t naet.
Sribnna iast, bnh elm g1ndscbem ben
gIanen @ilions scseniber
Jtaliens nniuaroie 1T.

&cnt 30. Oft. (ltniteo grcB) =.
9ribatforreiponocnten groberer iia.
Iieniiter 3citungen melocn politip,
oaB f4 gr1fioent @iIion getuciaeri
babe, ollf Die iiineiten bon Staliens
gluslanosniiniiter 9iitoni ouf sSillme
8e5us babcnoeu aSI1ne ein3u9eben.
nuber fie iperoen neientIitb eeGnoert
Die 8ritlna @icrm' 6StaIio pro.
p6c5eit Elm polllt1noiges WiBlinaen
Der gcgcnmartigen YerbonoIlngen
otuiiden aittoni lmo Dem amerifani.
ihcn Observation-Disclosures Sranf 6.
polf. Die genannte 3eitling erfIGrt,
oob weitcre aon5eiiionen StoIiens
unnloelid icicn.
Die 8rieocnsfonfercn5 miro tpobI
idIicBlid ons 3iume ErcsIem su
loien baben oenn Die italienild,e gfe.
gieriing 1T nidt initnnoe, o'annun.
3ie NIT @eipaIt aus sSiume 5u per.
treiben, obne oab cine Rebolution
beroufbeidmcren tpiro.
Scr Gariier &orrciponoent Der
Soen Na5ionole iaet, baB billions
Ginlpatloe, mie bon 8oIf oargcIegt,
cine berneinenoe 2lntlport nuf 9it.
toniS gorihldee biIoan.
Gie Gribuna orin9t in Ole 8egie.
ring, ale Gntiaden in gerbinoung
nit Der 6iume slngcIegenbeit 3u Der.
offentliden, oenn eS iei iest fIar.
oQB Staatsiefretdr Banning nod eli.
ner aoniercn5 NIT @ilion ouf oie
8oridldge Gittoni's nidt eingcben
miro. Sic 2ribina fiiet bin5u. boB
ipenngIeid cine aufIcbnuns gcaen
bic 8ricoensfonicrcn5 ni6t rattan
iei 10 lit Gin Gadgeben ben gldnen
Bilions segenii6er Staliers unluiir.
dig.
Gie @abren in 5iune fino fir
Die gtotionoliiten iiearcid berIauicn,
oenn oieic erbielten bon 7555 obge.
eebenen Stimncn 5000.
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BcpsGS uerlaitet Geb0r
Dor Scr Kcfltmiiiicit.

Berlin, 90. Gift lteberroIhtin.
gen ntoeen au Gage fomnleb ipcnn
Snuptinnnr aorL gop.go, Der ebe.
utaIiae 5lotten- -atto9e Der oeutidpn
8etffoft il, @ofbineton, Dor oeIn
.Reihstaas glusiduiie, Ser. Z biit
aripgs Observation-Disclosures, .9tnfhIaae
unb 8eri6iporiingcr einifIirbltf
oerer, 6te in @rncrifd dttsgebcdI
fuuroen unteriudt, 3citgnis ob-
lcgt. Snfolqe Der ausiogen bes @ro-
fen 9erniiorff baB goD-Go uno
,Souptmann bon 8apel (oer friibere
miIitariihe glttohe) iinobb1naie
bon ihm (bem 8otidofter) uno unter
bireften 8efebfen ans Berlin gebon.
belt bdtten uno oob er, gernftcrff,
lire Sanolnngen nift babe beein.
fluIIcn ooer fontroIIieren fonnen,
ianbte Smtptmann gop.g6 oerr
8orfiter BEG gusfdufies Elm EeIe.
erontn In oent er berIongte, ooB
ibm eeitattet iperbe, In ieiner Sndc
9lusiogen slt MAIDEN. glus gop.gb's
@erbaIten Iabt fid fdlieben, ooB er
ni6t gum Siin0ert6of senadt aoer.
ben iuiIl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-29
Seets 2litarHiifcn In
GlepclanS ucrpaftet.
Solisei finbet grohe Spren8itpffpor.
rite mnS gpnben in
neren 8ciit.

eIebeldttO, o., %. Sft. SIN
gerlaiife bon Bier gIeid3eitig erfolg.
ten &a55ias berbnftete Die bieiige
Boli6ei fiinf Manner ulo cine
6rall in beren gciis erobe Guonti.
t1ten bon perihieoenen Sprengitof.
fen sefunoen Duroe. Wfon bernuitet,
ooB Die SdftIinee NIT oen nlpfterio.
len gombennttentaten, treIhe i'm bers
sangcnen Moi unO SUM ons ganae
2ono in srfregune berieste,b il, en-.
ger 8erbii1bung Iteben.
goliSeidef 5nitb tpurbe bonn gbi.
enso Gcli5eiontt perit1noigt, oob
man oaieIbit in grfabriins sebradt
babe, oab Die glebeIano goIi5eiipode
in Die Suit seiprcttgt iucroen io1te.
Gleoelano @ebeimpoIi5ijten, uelde
fid) bereits felt Dem gonlbenattentot
onf Dos Sous bes @iireerlnciItcr
3nbis am 2. Stunt ouf Ser GuAe
nob BEN Geri9tporern befan0en,
atadten idIiebIid Sen 8obnort Der
lett 8erbofteten oltgfitoie uno ber.
anIaBten oeren 8erboftung. Nlan
lit algenlein Der GnIidt, boB oies
bic eef1brIidIte 8onoe bon anardi.
item I'M ean5en 2on6e lit.
81, ibreni @eiis tpuroen beoetten.
De 8orrGte on 0pnanlit isro gsDtru4
gIb3erine, iotpie anoerer gbernifatiesI
gefunben, Ole bet Der SerIteauna gen
Souennaihinen &erperonng fin0eN
auBeroem batten fie au1 eine ier.
tise nn6 mebrere itnn IlitaabfF
8omben IN ibren Geiis. gis jeet
muroer. MIR Die gdtten bon ssrei
Der @erbofteten befonnt geeeben. Gi.
ner 6erieIben lit Der 80 Sabre olts
Sbeoocre 2oeber, Elm friiberr sInee.
Itelfter Der SfiffsbouhoFe. Ger 0ns
bere beibt Stebe Dsoteifo, i'll 40
Sabre oIt mno Elm DiofdiniGf. gei6e
itnS 6es eeiesni6rieen Settles bon
GrplcftDf0rpern obne 2isens helmul.
oigt.
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aein &ef9itl IN Scr
Gage, erfldrt 2fluis
Grckttipc Scr GrMbettlente bcrtc itt Hcnfetcits;
Nnttucrt anf 1ordiiSeftt 1Dilicn's uppcI
mag so rcmen DerbanSlmneen fiibrcn.
pcripridet Grubenbciisern sAus.
Hesieri.'te p

Snoionopolis, ssSSrlb., 20. Oft. -
Gbeleid Die 5iibrer Der @rubenleutc
beboupten, ooB Der Streitbefebl ni1t
riifg0nsie geinadt tperoen miro, 70
biirfte Die bier belite bon ibnen ouf.
seiette anttport ouf ben &ppei1 oes
Brdiioenten @iIion einen gaiiis ent-
bniten, Der bic @ieoeronfnnbme Der
Berbonolnneen erntoelidt. Ste Ser.
Iammluns Der Ritslieoer beg grefu.
tibfomitees, oeS 2obniasfomitees
uno Der GiitriftsprdiiOerlten tpuroe
bier beute oeeen II llbr bormittaes
eroffnet. gbe Die aonferena tnete,
erfldrte 9rdiioent 2etpis, oaB Der
Streif niht nls Gontraftbrnh fei.
tens Der @riibenleilte betrahtet mer.
oea fonne. Gns llebereiflfonunen
nit Den @rubenbeIisern mar mir
tp1brero Der 9oner oes arieges in
arfa,t uno Der arieg mar nit Der
llnter8ei9nung oes 8affenItiaitan-
oes been0et.
5oate Der Streifbefe9l beitebcr
bIeiben onnn iperoen Die @riiben-
leute in ben 8eihfoblenbiltrifte Die
glrbeiten Greitag I'M MitternaAt
einltenen.
8eantte Der Grubenleltte Union
Iinb li9 nod nid)t beiuubt, tpelGe
SGritte iie ouf Der beutieen Gcn-
farend aiiBer Der 8eontiportun9 oes
appaas oes 95rdiioetlten 9iIion
unternebnlen iperoen. Mebrere bon
.ibnen iino Der anfidt, oaB Die aon-
feren5 bercftiet lit, ben 5treifbe.
fell riidgdnsig sli MAIDEN; aroere
pieber elanben, Dob bieies nur oiif
elmer aonpention bon Gertretern Der
@ru6enleute eeidehen tonne. @ie
Gr6i. 2erpis logte. tpirD bic Son.
beiition IN gIenelnno MIR als cine
.bertnote betradtet, Die ieoen slrs
genblid iuieoer suiamfnen6erufen
tDerSeii tonne, fans Die .@rubcnbe.
flyer gleiaune bcseigen, ben arbei-
tern entgegenSufomnlen.
2elpis bat beute cine 9epei6e ct.
balterl, loiit ipelder 5000 gergleute
au gidne1, sSSno., in elmer Malien.
beriammlrns beidloIien baben, ber.
emit binter ibren Giibrern 5u fteben
i,no ben bon Graltbent Bilion Elm.
genommenen Stonopunft tobcln.
2eipis fano bel,te in ieinem 8iiro Ell.
ne @enge Gepefhen Dor. onrunter
Glide BON Giitriftspr1iioenten Der
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Union, IN ipeIder linn nlttgetciIt
ipuroe, oaB f..s Der 9onferena bic 10
ploslid einbcrufen fuuroe, nidt Bet.
uobnen fonnten.
aur5 Dor geeinn Der aonferen5
iagte 2etuis, Oab tein DehieI in Der
Gage au beraeidnen iei; iritens oer
@rubenbefiser fino feinerlei Siferten
5lueds aufnobne tDeitcrer gserbonos
Iiingen eingeIoufen lno bon Der
geeierune lit feline sfuffororrrna
eraaneen ben Streif5efebI ai, tpiber.
rifen.
Srnppen snm Sdnt Der gereiperfe,
pittsburg, Gas., 90. Sft-Siciige
@rubenbefiser baben bon oer go.
tional Cool giiociotion In @nibing.
ton Nadriht erbaItct, SnB bic Bun.
oesregierune allen @ergtperfen, Die
nit giihti,nionlelnen beorbcitet fpprs
ben ioGen, Stbus gcfu1hrt uproen
ion. Die @rubenIcute iolIeu fid su
oieien 3tpede 8uerft an Die reipefti.
ben Stoatseouperneare fpenOen;
fino 6ieie nid,t iniitonoe, getiiacnS
griippen gu iteIlen onnn miro Die
gunocsrcgieruns eingreifen.
Gnrfielb beim 9srGFStnien.
@oibineton, 80. Sft.-Dr. $ar.
rp u. @orfielb, ooriitoIs Ser. stdo.
ten 9renntnaterioloireffor, bat beitte
nuf Bunidy Sltnlaltps, asripntiefre.
tdrs Ses Nrdiibenten, ons @eiBe
@ons beiudlt.
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lofdiiSent ser stbtpeis
t0tli0 aiteceriffeft.

gern, 20. Sft-@in idtpeiSeriider
giirger noinens @eiBenbnd bat ben
9r1iioenten @uitob Moor in Ieigem
&ripotburedu iiberfoIlen uno ge.
iuiirgt. Dur6 onS 9a5piIbentreten
eines onoeren geomten tuur6e ser
9rdiioent aus ieiner unansenebmen
Gage befreit. 8eiBenba6, Der elm
prin5ipieller @eener 6es anidIuIIes
Der Sdipeio an oen Bolferbuno lit,
botte iid eenaltidm 3utritt in .oos
Bureau Ses 8rdiioenten beri9ofit
uno mar nod furaem beftieem @e.
iprGd bonosreifIid) getporoen. aoor
lit befanrtt Snfiir, bob er oer gei.
trttt Der Sdueis sur g5TferIieo Itort
befiirlportet.
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Wcttcrberidtt

Sir Smoha uno ttmeegerb -
9elpOlft heitte abeno, oeinIet bon
unbeitirnnttem @etter ON 0onners.
tag. 81rmer beitte obeno.
Sir Rebrosfo- -3unebmenoe lin.
m0lfling unh ndrnler heute abeno,
tnabriheinIid1 eefolgt bon Ieidtrn
Regen am Gonnersta1. nit f1Itcrein
@ctter i'm ipeitIiden SeiIe.
SIR Somo-Sunebmenoe linrpoI-
flung. ipobrideinIid5 ecfoIat BON ne.
gen beiite obenb Dber Dcnnerstds.
Bdrnter heitte nbeno uno in 5itfi.
den iriib s--szssss 1sask@~ " Tous
neystn1.
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Notwithstanding
ailtcrikatt. Gritppei..

Gan SSr1nciseo, gol., 20. Oft
Iuf Dem 9ontpfer Sornoo bier Elm.
getroffene ebemdIige aneeboriae Der
arieesmnrine beridter,onf, 5ablreihe
Sem gorfer, Die fid) fir ben Dill.
t6roienft i'm Orient oninerben Iieben
uno oesenipdrtig bon Dem Il. 6.
areii5er Sontb Gafoto oortbin &c.
bradt tueroen ioIIen, in 9aso.goeo
(einem Sofen Der Gomoo.ssniel Sit.
tiiiIn) bonn edifi beiertierin. Gin
friiberer llnteroFfi5iet 5sboiiptet, oob
bon 1,600 @ann 200 6cieriiert irien.
@ie Inn mitaettilt ipurbe, lit oos
ariegsfdifi Souib 0ofotn fir Den
TRANSPORT bon 500 Monn einae.
ridtet. Gurh irgeio Elm @erieben
ipuroen ibm ieooh bic ooppeIte Gin.
Sabl Eriibpen aitgeipieIeil. Gie
9eIerteure be5eishnen Die gOutb 1a.
foto ols ,Sdifi Der Sole.
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Scr, StaQtell lllIf,r
Yro9ibitioyI;laun
pnnScsienat lcbnt Sas reto Scs 9dccnten NIT
65 eeacn 20 Stimnten ab; a.s Stifnrten
ntcRr, tuic sur 5wciSrittelmcbrbcit nStie.
1lnitalten snr iofortieen @eietSur9fiibrmne.

2ouisbille aifredt erbolten, oann
miiroe ben 6pirituoienb6noIern &c.
boIfen iuerOen. Scenes @eridbt boi
Die ariessprobibition fir unfoniti.
tutioneIl erfIdrt neil iie oen 9ciit.
3ern bon @bisfcp in Iesicriinss.
Iaaerbauiern ons Siedt nilnmt, bic
oufscltapeIten gorrdte 5u bcrfanfen.
gs miro aud berporgcboben. onf,
ioIlte Die Hegiernne Den 8ertouf Die.
Ter Spirituoi.n nidt geitattcn, Die
Ser. Stootcn cine Ginbubr bon
$300,000,000 an Steucrn pcrluitig
gcben miiroen. gs bcfinocn lih ae.
eenmdrtis 60,000,O00 8oIIoncn in
oen 8cgierunsslas bon
ipeIden Bis icst MIR nuf 100000
5teuern i'm 8etraee bon $6.40 bic
@aaone erbobcn roroen lin0.
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Srait Sc9rlittai,iis5eiitk
1T niebt erkrankt.

gbicogo. S1l.. 80. oh. gsif
bonn Sousbalt Der 6rau Sdnntann.
Semi beute befannt gcecben miro
1T Die eroBe Sdngerin nidt er.
fronft; iic min ii1 nur erbolen
SSrou Sdnmonn.Seinf bot fiirolif
mebrere aon3erte i'm Siioen obioI-
Dicrt Bel ibrer siiiffebrI nad ocm
Nor6en ipttr6e ibr GebIfopf 6urd
Die rnlsbe Suit ongegriifen mb Der.
anlaBte iie, mebres Gonserte au
fanaeLlieren.
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cmabaer NIT arufem finansiniitnt.

Sanios Gitb, Wfo., 80. Stt.-Sier
muroe Die 8anfcrs Rortense 2oon
Gonpoup NIT einem gctriebsfopitoI
bon 81 100000 oreoniiiert. Gieies
Sinnn8inititut miro iid nit Der Sc
pdbrune bon Sbpotbefen ouf Sarnt.
lono ino berbeIiertes Staoteieentum
bcfoiien. sSn Der geitrigen Ser.
inunlung Der sfftieninbnber oes
neiten llnternebniens i'm &oteI 1iib.
Ieboth rpurben noditebenSe 8eaniten
erip6bIt: Sra s. Soober, WatprIos.
Sn., gsr6iioerit; 9aoce g. getner.
adnIos Giip, 8ise.Brdfibent; stlbert
8. Mhiie, Sntobd. stef 9rfret6r
iin6 sArsmeiiter,