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Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13
Partisan Ivory Gifts

TATE HAVE THE most complete stock of high grade
w Partisan Ivory goods that we've shown for
sifts-we purchased direct from the manufacture
er and money for you every piece you buy
-B0NNET BRUSH S5c long or soft brstles solid
handle-large size csc.
HAT BRUSHES SLID soft bristes-oval solid back
also with cOncave solid back at S?.2j.
HAT BRUSH with heavy handle--concave back SO 85.
-'lNCH OVAL CLOTHES BRUSH $i.9J-sod back.
-112-INCH. OBLONG CLOTHES BRUSH S3.25-heavy
solid back-aso same with c0ncave back $i.45
-1OINCH HANDLED CLOTHES BRUSH Si.65-ex-
ira heavy with concave back.
-8HINCH OVAL HAIR BRUSH with solid back,
S219.
-9iNCH OVAL HAIR BRUSH witt, solid back SECS.
-912-iNCH HAIR BRUSH $i.25--extra heavy concave
back-2-inch bristIes.
pinch MILITARY BRUSHES SG.9j PiiFs-stiT
brsfles extra heavy cOncave back.
HAIR RECEIVERS 81 INCH diameter 95c and s1.19
also 512inch size at S2.l9.
OVAL HAIR RECEIVERS, 5-inch size at 50 40 also
G-inch size at S249.
POWDER PUFF BOXES, heavy solid 31a- incl, size
95c and Sl.19 also 54inch size at S2.l9
POWDER PUFF BOXES $2.i5 in 5-inch size with
handle on top.
'-MANICURING SCISSORS sle9-l1l.inch size with
solid handle.
SHOE HORN 39c-heavy concave solid ivory-GH-
inches long.
CORN KNIFE 29c-witIl square handle-6inch size
also with oval handle.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13

INFANTS and SMALL
KIDS KNITTED CAPS
and TOQUES Csc and 95c
both wool and merceriz-
ed-ready in rose, Copen-
hagen, cardinal, pink, OK
ford and white in both SOL
id colors and combinations
INFANTS CREEPERS
S1.89-fine white poplin,
pockets and belt white
pink and blue braiding.
INFANTS GINGHAM
CREEPERS, Csc and S1.39
check and plain ging-
hams-braid trimmed.
INFANTS PINK, white
and blue knitted mittens at
29c pair.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13
Silk Petticoats
$6.95-S7. S7.05-$8.95

S6.95-S7.05-S8.95
NJ" oiL\ fEI1lCOATS in the pretty rich change
lV abe messaines cut in the narrower styles to suit
the present modes and with plcatel founces-then
those with silk Jersey and accordion pleated nounces
are very attractive.
The values we believe, better than you've seen
TINS season anyWherenew c0,orines and combinations
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13

DEAD THIS COLUMN Of gift news carefully and see if
~ the suggestion you've been looking for isn't quoted
heree us help you select lists of presents from
these large carefully selected stocks.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13
Gift Gloves
SHOULD Be "PERRINS"

THERE is NO MAKE Of dress kid gloves that comes to
this country that better known Of higher quality
THE "CORONA" at 81. .95 is fine dress glove in black
white, gray and broWn-2-clasp style.
THE LA MURE' at $375 pair is beautiful light
WeGht KID in white with black embroidery black with
white embroidery.
Let fit your hand perfectly with Perr!ns KID gloves
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13
Pretty Infants Gifts

WE WANT YOU TO SEE how many nice things we
W have now for the baby-danty sacques, bootees
mittens coats in ideas that you'll be glad to know
about.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13
Canisoles PZeUO

HANDSOME RIBBON CAMISOLES in
IL a variety of attractive patterns are
ready now at S2.95-made Of wide heavy
ribbons in rich fancy colorings-see them
at the ribbon section.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13
Smart Gift Bags
AT $7.95 d S8.95 TO S17.95

lust WAIT UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN these handsome
j new hand bags of rich paon vel,St and brocaded
satiis-tilc new shapes that will give just the fin
1shiy touch to your fall costume.
The prices range from $685. $685. 1896 up to S9s5O
lof exclusive gift styles that you are looking for
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13
GI-laandkerchiefs ( Il

EyERE IS THE GREAT VARIETY of dainty gift hand
III kerchiefs you've been looking forfresh snowy linens
and lawns embroidered in brand eects-some in
gift boxes ready to send others in individual styesa
very high grade and we will suit you just right.
PRETTY FAlRFLAX HANDKERCHIEFS, both with
plain white and c0lored embroidered corners-3 in box
ready to send for 49c.
LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS 3 IN BOX 33c box
oVer-stltched edgeplan white colored embroidery
-CH!LDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS in box 29c-these
are kindergarten Observation-Disclosures edges.
-CHlLDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS 2 IN BOX 15c-
color embroidered -over-stitched edges.
LADIES' HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS 3 in
box for SOC dainty white embroidered corner.
LADIES SHANDKERCHIEFS3 in box for 95c and S115
box white color embroidered corners also scalloped
edges.
LADIES' ALL LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 3 in box
9l.35 and S95, hand embroidered with 1A-nch hem
LADIES' FAIRFLAX HANDKERCHIEFS 29c EACH
with embroidery also lace edges-rish lace and Venice
LADIES' PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 45c-65c
and 85c eachhand embroidered with hemstitched
hens
-LADlES, 114 PLAIN HEMSTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS 23c-dainty colored borders in pink and blue
also embroidered corners in colors
LADIES' CREPE DE CHINE handkerchiefs 29c and
35c with dainty embroidered corners-aso in plain shades
OF lavender, maize, light blue, flesh and green.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13
Send Him these

DEAD OVER SOME of these lines that
~ we've prepared for mems gifts-quai-
ties are here to suit every purse-good SEN
sible gifts in every case.
Mems Sweaters at $685. $685. $685. s1e.95 to SIS.
Mems sox ct 5 for s1OO-5Oc, .5c. $780, sl5O
Mems Caps at s295, s3.i5 and s4.95
Mems Silk Ties at $780, $3.50, $500, $3.50. SO to So.
Mems Silk Shirts. $685.. s10 $3.50, $780, $3.50.
Mems Belts at slice. s1.25. s1.5O, s2.Oo. $3.50
Mems Gloves at s265. $780, $780, $3.50, $500.
Mems Sutcases at 1850, $3.50 to S325
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13

INFANTS WOOL NIT
TENS, 55c, 69c and 95c a
pair-plain white or with
pink and blue wrists.
i n F A N T s. w OOL
KNITTED BOOTEES, Csc
plain white, also pink or
blue with white.
i N F A n T s. CASH
MERE SACQUES, 95c,
S1.39 and $3.50 white
cashmere and wool crepe
-prettily embroidered.
INFANTS JACKETS,
S1.39, S1.89, S2.65 to $5.45;
of fine white cashmere en-
broidered in silk.
INFANTS BIBS, 19c,
23c and 33c; embroidered,
also padded.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13
What to send Her

YOU'LL FIND THE FINE QUALITY
i gifts to express your affection to her in
the best possible way and we offer these
timely suggestions.
Fine perfumes from the best makers and in dainty
odors at 75c, Sl.25 S150.
Fine toilet waters at Sl.OO and s1?5.
Partisan Ivory i'll the largest assortment we've
had for gifts.
Box stationery in ideas for Christmas.
Velvet bags in rich colOrngs--slll lined at 1896 up
to Ss2.50
Leather bags i'm brand shapes at S3.75, S44J,
1896 TO 1895.
Perrns kid gloves make fine gifts at 1896 and $3s5
pair.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13
Silk Hose $1.79

HERE'S FINE NEW PHOENIX SILK STOCKING to
III sell at $l79 pairlace stripe effect-slk boot and
here IN black, white and Havana brown-a Sizes
LADIES BLACK AND WHITE lace stripe silk hose at
$189 parplenty of all szesa Splendid silk hose value
LADIES, PURE THREAD SILK HOSE S265-full
fashioned, heavy weight sk-back or white
LADIES' PURE SILK EMBROIDERED HOSE S345
they have silk embroidered cock-very fine stockings
LADIES' PURE SILK EMBROIDERED HOSE, S345
they have silk embroidered cock-very fine stockings
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13

Large C h a "a C t er Baby
dressed, full 18 in. tall, and
priced at 1896.
-Celluloid Jointed Charac-
ter Dolls-boys and girls
6 inches tall, bright colors,
35c.
-Celluloid Character Dolls
in 3 and 8 inch, at 35c, SOC
and 75c.
-Celluloid Jointed Dressed
Dolls, 5 inch, at 39c; also
81 inch at 75c.
-Celluloid Novelty "Tank"
Doll 35c.
-17-in. Fully Dressed Doll
in trunk at S8.95-with doll
wardrobe, doll dressed with
sweater and dress.
-24-in. Fine Doll, S12.95-
long curls Of fine hair, opens
and closes eyes, full jointed.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-13
See the New Dolls

We CAN SHOW YOU A
GREAT LINE of Dressed
Dolls and q wide range O.
prices now to choose from.
-f2-in. Dressed Dolls with
hair, SOC.
-1,..-in. Dressed Character
Dolls, $40.
-l5-in. Dressed Dolls with
hair, S1.65.
-15-in. Dressed Character
i3oy Dolls at $1.45.
-15-in. Dressed Girl Dolls
with silk sweater and cap,
with hair, $2.95.
-16-in. Dressed Doll with
hair-also with eyes that
open and close, 1896.
-18-in. large Dressed Doll
with human hair, $3.50.
Here is a splendid value!
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-05
SHOW AUSTRIAN PRESS PACT
nished Free Propaganda to
Papers During War.

Vienna.-A glimpse into the moral
condition of the Austrian press during
the war is contained i'm a revelation In
the Arbeiter Zeitung, the socialist pa
per, which prints the secret contract
between the former Austrian premier,
DIR. Seydler, and the pan-German dep
uty, Hummer, regarding the foundation
of an organization to be known as the
''press correspondence"
This institution was financed by DR.
Seydler with an annual outlay equiva'
lent to $4,000 and of $1,000 to Hum
mer as salary. Hummer was also
made a privy councillor and put II
the house of lords. His duty was to
furnish, free. telephone and telegraph
articles, matrices and newspaper
propaganda, to the Austrian press and
1t was in general gladly accepted.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-05
Spitzberqen Possibilities.

"Spitzbergen Ito the north of Rus
sia) ought to be a region overlooking
with animal life and the resort of
countless millions of birds beyond
those that actually breed there today"
said Sir Martin Conway at the Royal
Geographical society, London. 1T
ought to give occupation and an excel
lent livelihood to a considerable num-
Der of hardy folk, who, If they lived
and fed rightly and were properly
housed, should not find the climate too
extreme for a quite tolerable human
life"
The ravages of irresponsible hunt
ers, added Sir Martin, ought to be re
strained by a small force Of honest
and efficient naval police equipped
with a few seagoing motor launches.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-05

Sealed bids will be received by the
city commissioners of the city of
Madison, South Dakota, until the
10th day of March, 1919, at s o'clock
p. m. for $25,000.00 waterworks
bonds in denominations of $4,000
each, payable in 20 years, interest
not exceeding 5h per cent.
Also $25,000.O0 sewer bonds, in
denominations OF $4,000 each, pay
able in 20 years, interest not to ex
coed 5h per cent.
Certified check for $4,000 must
accompany. City reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
VIM. Rae.
City Auditor,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-05

Experts from the federal department
CT agriculture and from the war de-
partment will begin a series Of expert
ments In the South In the effort to
utilize a powerful gas that was used
by the American army In the war In
Europe. The gas will be used In at
tempts to destroy the cotton boil Wee
vii, the pink boil worm. caterpillars,
potato bugs and other insect pests that
ravage crops. II is said to be a by
product OF southern pine.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-05

medicine for woman's ailments | ever
saw."-Mrs. SARA SHAW, r. No. l.
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mrs. Shaw proved the merit of Thu
medicine and wrote this letter in order
that other suffering women may fine
relief as she did.
Women who are suffering as she was
should not drag along from day to day
without giving this famous root and
herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound, a trial. For specia
advice in regard to such ailments write
to Lydia E: Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass. The result of its forty years
experience Is al YOUR service.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-05
First CARGO From Greece.

New York-For the first time since
the beginning Of the war a steamship
arrived here recently with a CONNER
cial cargo from Greece. The ship was
the British steamer James Carinva-
limo from Salonika. She brought cur
rants, tobacco and liquor
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-05
BEST MEDICINE
FOR WOMEN"
What Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Did
For Ohio Woman.
Portsmouth, Ohio. -"I suffered from
Irregularities, pains in my side ano was

SO wear at iii IS
could hardly ge I
around to do my
work, and as | had
four in my family
and three boarders
it made it very hare
for me. Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table COMPOUND
was recommends
to me. | took il
and it has restored
my health. It is
the best
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-05
Cider Is Hit.

Albany, N. Y.-Old j. b. gets a body
blow in the new prohibition bill in the
legislature. Cider one month old is
made nondrinkable.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-13
9ie ytrodent" Sunbtsbanpt
ifnnf.

@oiton, Dloii. - 2IIs Relipiel, Dit
q irmcr 2tniidlt nod bel Gurhiilh.
runa notionolcr Grobibition unNe
idhr in alien StG0tcn ousicben mir
&c. filhrtc IN elmer ON YlontoQobcuo
in Cotton. YioII.. abqcboIfencn Antt
prohibitions &erinmmIunq Der
GcnQrcB Abacoronctc lSnmes "
@unlnnn Die 9crhdItujiic in orr
0unocshnupt1taot @oihinqtou an;
,Solonqe Woihiugtou rnnb mar
iaQtr e5ouipon. babe id) acleqentlit
nm Nitternodt herum GonareB D}it
qIicocr aeichen, Die untcr oem Gin
fIuB uon AIfobol itonoen, ielt je0odl
Die Q4unocshauptitoot otroden" Qe.
uoroen lit, treiie i'd iic id)on nm
oic DIttog 3eit IN ienem 3uitono an
Utan foun nidlt ans hem aapitoI Der.
au5trcten, nm nod ieiner Ciilcc pi
aebcn, ohue 0ab man ain oubeuomoI
auiqciorocrt miro. uut}ufoHmen, I'm
ems 5u iriufcn" ltn0 0abeI 1T
@dibin9ton trodcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-13
Serger=ll

AaihlnQton. &or Dem @abl.
priiilin9aou3ihuB oe9 Aeprdienton.
tcuhoiliea bc9onu ont Wtittnoh DIE
unterluhung Der tSrage, Oh 8ictor 9.
Berger pom Ytilmaufce berettigt lit,
ieincn Git i'm GongrcB ein3unebmen
trob0em ac9eu ibn Elm alli @rlino 6es
Spionoge ebciebe3 qefdIltes llrtbeit
bon 5man5i9 Sobren 6reiheitS.tStroIe
porlicgt, iiber ons ober nod cin 9e.
rriunasperfobren ihmebt
Berger idlIua im ySopcnlber 1918,
oIs id)on oie 9InfIo@ gegen sbn
idipcbte, ieiue @egen Gnn0iSoten
Stoiior0 mo Gornep; ieine @erur.
tbeilllng NIT anoeren fiibrenoen 60.
5ioliiten 5uiaumen in Chicago erioIg.
te ip6ter.
Gem au8idni6 lag 5uu1hit elm
Sdriftiat g. u Mc9ogan5, oe3 9Iu.
DdIts Garneps. bor, in oeht Garnep
auf ole Gertrctltng oe5 ; @iSconiiner
WnblfteiicS gniprith nod)t, 0n Ser.
gers Grp1bIllng nidlt 5lt redlt beitebe.
Berger lieb ourh ieinen anlpoIt
rrfIdren er erfenne Elm Hedlt 6es Re.
Observation-Disclosures ooer eines ieiner
9lusidpiiiic. ibm ieincu Sie I'M &aufe
por3ueuthaIten, uiht an
Sic 3uit1nbiqfcitS- Sroee fam mii,
nohoen Goriiter 0aIIinger III ieiner
9roiinung9 9Iniprnde nuseinanoer'
qcictt bate, cs lei oie Abiiht oeS
4u5ifuiieS, oeu iSnll uou ieinent
ltriprilnq an 5u unteriutler unb Der
@ertbci0iqln9 3u geitatter; auh Be
tteisuoterial, on8 in oen @unocaQ'
ridt, oa2 Berger oerurtbeilt bat.
ulht SuQelniicu mnroe, por5ubrinaen.
&. \. Godcma BON Diilmoufee,
Werqers 2Iumolt, gab Sll oertcbcn. er
lei al cinem ldngen, eneraihen
aampi iur @crQer entihIolicn auF
Der onoeren Seitc erflorte &orliBer
IaIIinacr nid)t uinoer beitinmlt, Der
9lnaid,ub hobc niht sic Gbiiht. oen
,Son onrh3upeiiihcn o0rr @er9er
lidt boQc @cleQcnhcit 3u Qeben,
ieinc ScItc nor5ubrInacn =
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-13
Gem NnOtnien Spooners.

9ten 9)ort - Sun0crtC pou QCi
lelostin0gcbrngen ous alien 3heilen
oea 2onOcs loufen in Der gtcp 9orfer
@cbnung oes bier peritorbcneu che
n1oIigcn @unoesienatoro s. Z. Spoos
ner Elm, mcitnus Die 3ahIrcihiten aus
IeInem 6einatbsitaot, in oeny Der
&erItorbene INNER ieinen Rcd)t5.
SSobniib oiliredt erhieIt, trob0em or
lett ieinem 9luSidleioen auS Dem
Senat i'm Sabre 1907 in Mem 0orf
mohntc.
Glnen bcionhcrS mormcn 0ohrui
miometc Dem &eritorbcnen Wlnoc8.
ieuntor s. g. 2enroot non M5coniin
I'M gfomen ieiner Golleqen I'M Scnat
Die 9tep gorfcr Sine$ bciproh Die
GigenihaitCn lna @croienitc Spoo-
nerS in einem ldngeren 2citniiinb,
Ser Gonnerstoqmor9en in Dem @lntte
cr'dlicn. in 0ieicm miro olti Die Glide
hin1cpicien, sic Spooncrs 9Iblebcn
hinterIoIicn hot, ouberoem merocu sic
2ci'tuuqcn 0cS Tcrilorbenen uIs Bar
Inmcntarierr ino Gtaotsuoun cin-
qehcn0 oeipiirniat
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-13
Die Gefabr Der HiifDanOe=
rllllQ.

Sem 9)orf. - Die Ginmau0crlmg5-
uuo' 3oubenmteu BON Relp gort
habcn oie &0n0c poIl nit 9luSpon-
0crern 3u thun. mcIhe nit jcocn
3aiioQleroanlpier pon gfen Oorf Oh
iohrcn. ISnt 3onhaus, mo Die Mid
manoerer oic Gmfomne1ritcier 3t
3ublen uno YGiie iiir Die 9lbiobrt gu
crlongen bobcn, miro Die 3abl Der
t1QIihen RiifmnuDercr ouf 1000 bis
1900 geiddtt, uno Die 9eanteu ere
fldren, hoB Die 9fiif1ponoerung 3ur
Wanie au@artct. SStaliencr, t5rieden
unb Gerber biInen eii1en grobeltIheil
Ger Riidponoerer, 1n0 piele BON
lhucu itno I'M @eiite beoeutenoer
Slrmmen, mahreno malthe faum Die
llcberiohrt be5ohlen fouueu
2ld)t3ig 4ro5ent Ser Aiidponocrer
iino 2JtoIiencr, 1m0 Die neiiten erfId-
rcn. ooB tie nid)t 0ie 9lbiidlt babcn,
ms 9ono 5urild5ufehren. Die Rilf
monocrun9s @cluegling eritrcdt iih
aui oas qan5e Sono. Sic fommcn
aus Sen Ohio @IaSs mo @ummi,
rciicn.6 .6obrifcn, aus Den Eenninl.
mania &ohlcurepieren nn0 ouh ans
oen .mciter enticrntcn tpeitgid,cn
Staoten. Die Wichr3abI Der Rid
mon6ercr bnbcn &enntrjB non ser
lhotiod)c, oob tic inter nen bcitcbcn.
ben 9Iu5mon0crltnQag agcicbcn nid)t 5l-
riltfehrcn fonuen Ter WanQeI an
Observation-Disclosures perhln-
/ oert pieIe, Die 9fiifreiie ioiort on3u-
| trctcn, ltn0 acmohnlih iino 2500 olr
/ Ser @nrtcIiitc ser Iompf9rqcicn
| iduitcn. 1,e0er Ritponocrcr tpiro
pon Der 3onbchoroc luo BON bcl
Ginpnnoerungsbclnlten rcgiItrirt.
acnuu 10 mie EN- Gnrpou0ercr. lin0
0a0urd babcn sic 9eamten bel Der
NicnQc Ser NIrilffebreu0en (Iiitero
! ten oie &dnoc noG 81 tbltn, Sohnlo
/ scr &crfehr oon GaIiuqier6ninplcru
normal mjrD. miro 0lc 6iifnon0r-
/ rung nod }uiitt Der 5nit0noiacr
F. Ncamtcn iolhc 7imeniioncn nnnch
men. Dob tic non ben in IicnIt Be
/ iin0lidcn Vean1tcu fmn miro bcp0l
tiQt mcr0en fonncn. Iobci bat ieb'
dcra0c ScucrClG Ginnonocrnn9scom
miiiar 9Intonjo Ganjnctti cine Ger
id'dritua Ser gmnonocrln9S9cIct,
I o,,1 ,fnhIp,,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-13
Die ariegsprobibition.

N}aihington. 9lboeoroneter
2per, 3epublifaner bon Weiiiouri,
erIud)tc Ieetcn Gien9tog 9Srdfi.
bent gSlIion auf Dem 3a6eliueae,
onrh cine BrofIomation oen Rriea
mir bccn0ct uuo Die 1emobiliiirun0
Iiir obgeid)Ioilen 5u erflden, nm lilf
olcle N'ciie 5it perhinOern, ooB aie
&rleas Yrohibition, iolpeit @ier un6
leid)ter &ein III @ctraht fomnlen, in
Strait tritt @r meiit oarauf hin. hak
Der &niti5nuSiduB oe8 6ouies, Dem
cr oIs YtitaIie6 nngehort. iiber &or.
ldaen bcrntben habc, sic 0en @initl
ocs Hroiiocnten aenGB 0aS @ricg8.
Erohlbition@acicb nit @eSug auf
9icr uno Icid)tcn @ciu 5u mi0erruf1r
bcItimmt iin0. Die @erhuuoll,nqcn
ieien icbt iopcit gc0iebcn, oa} or
NIT @eItimmtheit iogcn fGnne. elm
gllllItiacr @cridlt lei unSenfbar.
Gncr eriudlte Sen 9}rGiioenten, iidl
nnpersiiAlid) iiber ieinc 9lbiihten in
bicier 9InaeIcaenbeit nu5julprc6en.
on 0os &oIf Der Ger. Stooten Elm
Rebt babe. 10 boIo mie m0alih 5u cr.
fobren, oh arieqs 0robibition in
Grait tritt ooer nidlt. Sb oc GrGii.
oent bciuat lit. sic .@eenOigunq see
ariegS". por ser &otiiiiirlno bee
,frieoenSpcrtroqs 81 proflamiren,
miro SlpeiicIIoS ser @unoc$QeneroI.
anpoIt 3u cntihei0cn bobcn.
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2lnt,psrt a,i Sic Semtieben 6eeenpsrisblGee an,
San,stae mn> 1lnterseietnme >es pertraees
an, @littussb, Sen Is. -ymni, er,partet.
Sic Seegrapbifen i 9anoe an ben Stref beobltn Scr
eea wrb mOgiderweie SDlferbnnO nno SrieonsOertrag
gtrennt bebanOeln Sic 0ear Der Hidwanoerung; tdg=
lidb wanOern iber 1000 YerOmeu nadj Gnropa ;nrhd.

Gen prompt al erfluen, inoem es Nns
ieilnalme, beionbers III SpbIeugruben.
unt aobIeuIieferlin9en 6u iidern, 5uges
itebt.
.4dltens. - Eeutidllanb miiniclt i'm
gintlana nit Dem Sehueu Der 2lrbeiter
Der 0an3en gSeIt Die 9lrbeiter III allen
2anoern irei gu ieben uno I'M @enuB
Qleidler gfedue IS luiiuiht, ibnen im
Srieoensuertra9e bns J3edlt gu iidcru,
ielher entideioeuo tcii8nnebrlen an her
Gromung io3ioIer &oIitit uno lo3iolen
SduIBes.
@erantpOrtune iiir ben Sries.
,9euntens. - Sic oeutide GeIegas
tion luieoerboIt ibre 6orberun9 ueutras
len ginQebens nuf ble &erantrportIidls
teit fir ben Strieg unb idluI0bare 6arps
IuHgen bel ieiner 6ubrun8. Stne urs
parteiiihe aommiiiiou Ioute has 9tedlt
baben. nuf eigene %erautportlid.e +
Die 2trdipe auer trie9fubreuben Gdaner
uno nue 4erioneu, Die luihti8en 4nteil
am arie9e uabmen, 81 nnterIuoben.
n@s 0ibt teinen &ro5eoen5iau, RAP
10 lnnfaicune &erbanbIungen allss
iflieBlid ourt1 gtotcnipeficI itattfans
sen. 9as @efiibI oes &oItes, oa5 10
grofe Spfer 9ebraft. nerlan9t, paB
Icin SdufIai ourd oiicnen uub porte
hnItloien ooccnuusinlid) ent1dnehen
meroe nat pem 0runniate: DCffenc
Notwithstanding. Die oifen 5uitanbe ges
funmen iino, morauf es teine prinateu
internntionnleu &ereinbarungen ir9enb
elmer Art mehr 9eben iou."
9ic meme 3eit.
Srie0ensuertrd9 gruBer Y1ddlte b1,
ben, nas iii pabr, in Der @cid)idte
Der IeBten 1Sabr3ebnte ImT1eI fpiener
bas HedIt hes Stdlieren pro,Iumert
Nber ale >icie &ertroge habeu Den
gSeItfrieg bernuInBt mn nerIdngert. So
oft in oteiem Ariege Der Sieger gum
gciiegtcn Ipradl, mle III Brett sEitolpsi
unb gutar9t. parcu icine &orte nu'
bic Saat tiinftiGen SHci'eS.
Sic erbabcnen 3icIe, sic iit uulert
Geqnc1 3ucrit bel Der SubrnnQ nez
GyieQes Ieeten. Die ncue gIera elne%
Qeiid'erten ,Ereocus Der 8crrdltlgtell
uerIanQen eiueu &ertra9. Der einen an
rern WeiIt atinct.
.9iut Die YiinuiItunI aacr gfutio
ncn. cine !ydnulrtuna auer 8dnbe unr
0tlitcr, tnm eulcn buuerbaitcn 6rle
zen n!itbuncn. 2Sir geUcn ms tetnu
SGuid)un9 BIN .bcr BIC Stdrtc res 0ai
les mn Der @ilttr.eit mclte bteier
Nrtea bcroliUeldnuur uno hodl inn Ole
Nraite. hie olIi cine gtnlAulg bet
Nenidbel; hjnnr,eiiru, itorter ais ie.
Gs iii Dix blltnriiUe !hii8nUe ber 6ries
oeusiouiercu3 pon &erinlue8. bicic lis
nIgung berb, i5uiiitrcA.
aSrodborfi HnnFou.
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filnoi9te am Gonncr@taamittog 81
&onentanlp, internntionoler @rdii.
bent Der Commercial EeIegropbers
Union, in Gbicn9o, &Sll., an, er
babe Die 3iilidlerllng erhaIten. 0aB oie
9tem S)orfcr @orieltmnfIer 1cIcgra.
ahlIten ctpo $500 Y&onn. iih Dem
Strelf nnid1lieBCn merocn.
&nneutamp' theiIte meiter nit, 0o6
am Wontaq iibcr 100000 Gleftri3i.
totaarbcltcr iid oent Streif nnid,lic.
Bcn meroen Gr idlloB ieinc grflaring
NIT Den &orten: o@ir iinO eutitIoi.
len 5ll acpun1en, uno mir uer0cn &C.
minnCu."
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Selearapbiitenitreii.

Ct Gom5, Wlo g. j. W|onlou,
Qrdiioent Der Gti}nbohn 1cIegra
phiteu. crIicb ON 0onHer5tag an oic
Giienbahn lcle1raphjiten oeu 0e.
iehl, non Samstol, Den H. &nni,
NorQcns 6 llbr o5, feine C5eidlo'tc
ser 0eItcrn Linton uuo Der BondI
50. 3u beiorgen Ter StreifbcfchI
betrifft 10000 Grcnbahu lele0ra
phiiten un0 10000 Balm IelGqra.
Qhenbllreaus, mic 9eaute ocs 0er
BOMBS IN Gt 2ous ulittheIltcn.
Gbicoqo. &H' oieGrfIauna oon
@antten Der 1elesrorh cbeiplidlo'
ten hin, onB Der .aa0meite Streit Der
IeIcgrapbiften e,u Je5Iihlog iei
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5eltgrnpbiidt NOti,eu.
,3lucite NnnSelsilutte Der Welt.

NoTbn0ton - Goriibcnocr &urlep
Don Der Sdliif8bauconHtiiiion per'
louQtc pom &auanu9ihuB'ilr @emini'
QunQeu $G00,000.000. Ar @oGens
0ltng DER Sdiiiabolttcn po3 mn
$400, 100000 ncniqer 1T, ais Der
GonQrcB bcrcit5 olthoriiirt bottc,
iost er.
GicIe 5umme miro oa2 ISerf poll
cnOcn, ou8 Die Ger. 5taaten sur er'
fen Sd)iiiabanuntiou Der NeIt unht,
mo oa@ ibrer bishcr tmbc0cuten0en
6nn0elsiIottc SEN }mcitcu @ldB ii
hcrt @cuH nIIe5 uolIenOct lit. miro
oos 2ano iiir cine @eionmtnusaobe
non 81, ,SGI755,570 cine Flottc pom
f3.8S5.l l06 l}cttotouneu beiibCn.
Iurh Sen 8iocrrl;f pom Goutrofter
fir 754 Shiife prr0eu S59l000,'
600 criport 9Sn W}oi iino t31 pom
StopeI golniien ipor0en.