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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-07

II the war had gone on for another
year, the people Of this country would
have begun to get real taste of pri-
vation and taxes. And since we have
been spared continuance of the war,
which would have only meant suffer-
ing and sacrifice without promise Of
material benefits, why can we not un-
dertake a little apparent sacrifice for
something that will certainly be worth
all it can cost and more? How could
this country be more greatly benefit
ted than by the construction of sure
enough good roads? The landowners
and the farmers will be the first bene-
ficiaries Of such work as may be done
along this line: but those benefits will
as surely extend to people Of every
degree and every occupation.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-07

The suggestion that York county is
entitled to q cannon and q good, big
one, to be placed on the courthouse
lawn, has approved pretty general ap-
proval. Quite a number Of people of
the town and county surrounding have
so expressed themselves to members Of
The Enquirer staff. 1t is safe to claim
that York county has had as glorious a
part in the great war as any other one
county in the United States.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-07
BURN WILSON'S SPEECHES
Washington Women Make Riot at the
White House,.

Riotous scenes were enacted We'd
nesday night in front Of the White
House when soldiers and citizens un-
dertook to end a watch fire" demon
stration started in Lafayette park by
"sentinels" Of the national woman's
party as a protection against the fall
ure of the senate to pass the equal
suffrage resolution.
Women carrying banners were
knocked down by the charging crowd
and their banners destroyed, while an
urn in which the watch fire" was
burning was destroyed. After the po-
lice had restored order the wo men
lighted a new fire in one of the big
urns in the park and five of them were
arrested by the police for this VIOLA
ton of park regulations. They re-
fused to furnish bond and were held
at precinct station.
During the afternoon the women
burned copies of speeches delivered
by President Wilson in Europe and
as the last one was destroyed the
"sentinels" unfurled banner bearing
an inscription denouncing President
Wilson as a false prophet Of democ-
racy. A dozen soldiers and sailors
instantly surrounded the banner and
shut it from the gaze Of the crowd
of several hundred persons.
An army captain then stepped In
front of the spectators and called Tor
three cheers for the president the
worlds leader of democracy and the
best friend the women Of America
ever had" The crowd gave the cheer
with a will, but there was no at
tempt then to molest the ''sentinels."
After the watch fire" had been put
out the women lighted another and
party leaders announced that every
possible effort would be made to keep
1t going until the senate passes the
suffrage amendment.
Later the five women were released
by. the police and told to appear In
police court tomorrow to answer for
NAL charges Of violating park regula-.
tions. At the woman's party head
quarters 1t was said that since the wo-
men had not furnished any bond they
would not appear for trial.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-07
AS we see things now there is I

AS we see things now there is no
probability that the Allied world will
undertake armed aggression against
the Russian Bolsheviki soon. The
spirit Of the times outside of Russia
seems to be to let Russia go on with
her experiment of abolishing proper
ty rights, an experiment for which
few people Of intelligence have any re-
spect; but there is no good excuse for
violence However, Russia will be iso-
lated from the balance Of the world
so far as social, or even extensive COM
mercial intercourse are concerned
None Of the nations whose economic
structure is based upon private owner
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-07
LOCAL LAcoNIcS
Taking Tax Returns.

Auditor Love is on his annual round
of the county for the purpose of listing
property for taxation. He reports that
the property owners are meeting him
at his various appointments quite free
ly and keeping him busy.
Tax Collections.
The tax collections up to January l,
when the / per cent penalty went on,
amounted to approximately s255,000.
all of which except about $4,000, was
collected after December Is. There
remains to be collected about $4,000,
not including "additionals."
Local Casualties.
In the casualty list published yester-
day morning, the following names
from York and surrounding counties
appear: Corporal John T. Armstrong,
Fort Mill, severely wounded; Corporal
Frank ]. Carothers, Rock Hill, severe
ly wounded; Private Jonathan Goforth,
Gaffney. severely wounded.
Clerks Sale Of Realty.
By virtue Of a decretal order in the
case Of w. H. Peden, plaintiff, against
Thomas w. Patrick and others, the
clerk of the court on yesterday sold
before the courthouse door the undi-
yided one-sixth interest of Thomas w.
Patrick in 502 acres in Bullock's Creek
township. Bought by the plaintiff for
$500.
McLendon at Lumberton.
The McLendon revival, which began
here December s, will close Monday
evening, January 13. The meeting is
proving a great success. McLendon Is
a great and powerful preacher. His
theme Is the new birth, and he por-
trays sin in all its blackness. Lumber
ton Is now experiencing the greatest
spiritual revival in years. Thousands
are attending the meeting,
Mysterious Killing Near PineviIIe.
Mason Grier. who lived with his
mother, Mrs. Matte Grier, was found
dead on his mothers farm near Pine
vile, last Thursday with bullet hole
in his head, and there Is yet no satis-
young man may have come to his
death. At the coroneTs inquest, held
on Friday, it developed that during the
Mr.. Grier had left the house,
after telling his mother of his inten-
tion to put off the place unknown
hunters who were shooting there with
out permission. On the failure of her
son to return within a reasonable
time Mrs. Grier sent a negro man in
search of him and the negro found his
body in a sort of hollow not a great
distance from the house. There was
nothing before the coroner's jury that
seemed to point suspicion in the di-
rection of any particular individual;
but several theories have been ad-
vanced as to how the young man may
have come to his DEATH. One sugges-
ton Is that he may have been the
victim of an accidental bullet, and an
other Is that he may have been shot
with more or less deliberation, proba-
bly, by one Of the hunters who were
shooting on the plantation without
permission. Several individuals who
were regarded with possible suspicion.
were able to satisfactorily account for
their whereabouts. Young Grier was
23 years Of age and Of good character
and reputation. The tragedy occurred
we'll over the North Carolina side of
the line.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-07

1t is a noticeable fact that commits
sions and petty offices went as rule
to boys in the army who had enjoyed
the best educational advantages. Is
not the significance clear? We must
educate our boys and our girls, and
provided we set education Of the right
quality, the price should be no object.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-07
Enoland and America,

Looking at the matter in broad
way, there is no quarrel between the
United States and Great Britain, and
no reason why there should be quar-
rel; but it is not to be denied that be-
tween the two peoples there is a very
charp rivalry to say the least Of IT..
England is great. There Is no
doubt about that. She has lots Of
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-07

ship of property are likely to count re-
lations with Russia. There is a feel
ing among the more intelligent OBJ
servers throughout the world that the
Russian experiment will necessarily
fall Of its own inherent unsoundness,
and be followed by social and econom-
ic chaos, 1t may be necessary, after a
while to hammer some sanity into the
Russian Bolshevists; but nothing is
likely to happen along that line from
the outside, at least for a while.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-07

South Carolina remains the state in
which there is promise Of the greatest
outcome for the reason that up to
this time South Carolina has made 80
much less educational progress than
any Of the other states.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-07

All Of the boys who have been to
France are for better roads and better
schools also.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-01-07
Ths gorkrillf enqairre
Entered at the Postoffice at York as
Mail Matter of the Second Class
TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1919.

The general assembly convenes next
Tuesday.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-10-14
Slofaoe iOa
SOli6eluifi firrtn
tliiftelcnropa aifscfcrScrt iidt Saran so bcfeili
ecn; DcMtiHlanS anfamslieb ectpillt, lctnt
fp6ter aus pritsip ab
Demfie9lanS ertuartet kcinc BloaaSccrnencrmns

fobren baben. 9lnd miro 9eutfdldno
ooraitf berlpeiieiL OoB 9erionen bic
iih ni9t gum @olihemisiitiS befelt.
neit, ltnter Der @loda6e ebenic idiuer
5u Ieiben bdben ipiiroen. tpie Die Sol.
i9eiuiIten.
Die oentide &egieritng mag einen
8eeeubori9lag MAIDEN bobin Ioii-
ten6, oaB cine irternationale &ont-
nliiiion eingeiett iueroe, Die i'm @ein
Der 8olferlign eiilen @eg Der 8crs
fobnitng anO Sarnlortie einidIaeen
ioIl.
Gle 4nttport Der Mliierten dltF oia
jiingitc oeutid)e @ote nit 8p8iia ditl
Die Gage IN @alrlfitn1 bot bt1uriadjt.
o@b Die Spanniing in Geitti9IanD
nadgeiollen bat. Sbno5l Die 2n.
fiirytc1 iidb in oieier gsoie elmer
iAarfe.t Sprnde beoienen 10 ipirb
Die Inttport oennoh ols freun0ih1ft4
lid cufgefaBt, uno cine @lofaoe itebt
nigt 51t erinartan.
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s,tuci 1s6tiber lit
fcitisuiuc seiboiIen

2ouisbiGe, glebr., la. Oft.
0rei @inbre9er murben Iebte 9adt
0a6ei erfappt, ols lie Sen 2ooen bon
s. q. gei6ols erbroden ltno be.
raubten ltno ipurben oorauf bon ei-
tier benoffteten 8iirgerbrigooe Der-
folgt uno feitgenommen, ra9oan ser
&oitnteiiter s. $. Sfienfop 5pei Der
&altber onaeI6oilen bate. 9ie
&allber enben tire 9aanlen oIs g.
.@. EbptapipiL Satnes Sing nno
Satles Oiiller dtt un0 DoIIen bon
Chicago iino ssSrloianopolis ltalnlnen.
8ifliant GtobImann, Der ltit 8 llbr
moreens nit ieinem gluto bon elmer
2anotour nod Snuie fam, entoefte
Die Raiiber bel Der arbeit, uno gob
ben alarn, inoem er an Die giirger
telepbonierte. 8ie Gerle batten TN.
gefabr $500 inert 8aren eingepaft,
nit oenen fie iid 0abon MAIDEN mol.
ten oIs iie iiberfaIlen ipuroen. Sic
Gerbafteten itno 8eriunnoeten uur.
ben ms Goitntngei0ngnis nah guo.
ia gebro6t. &or elmer ISOLDE iuur0e
Der 2aoen bon @. S. 9iers IN 2ou-
isbiIIe um 8oren i'm 8ert bon $3.50
beraubt uno man gloubt, onB bieiel-
ben Giebe aud oieien Gnub begon-
Qen habelt.
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11littel= II. freitnSlcs
eneen lie ibr rcbef,

9enber, Colo, IA. Oft. - gaod)
einem Toli5eiheri9t boben 2 sSrou.
en-, bic nlitteI. un6 ireltnoIos maren
itno Der Satiade gegeltiiber itan0etl,
megen gaidtbeaabIuug ibrer 8imnler-
miete aus Dem 8otel aitsgepieien at
peroen fib entidIoiien. Dem 2e6ell
au entiagen uno 0en 600 in 0en
8eaen bes 8erfelD Sees 5u iuGen.
Die glomen oeriel6en fiilo Srou &6o.
mas 2orenien uno ibre S6lpeiter
Gtbel Goof, beioe bon 2is6on, Sa.
6rou 2oreltien iollte an bieien Gage
lid 5it elmer Sdei0ungsfIoee in Sis.
bon itellen. Die 2eiden Der beiben
Jrouen ipuroen beute ouf Dem gee
Idlmimreto gefunOen. 1lrter ibreln
@epdf, oos iie i'm Sotel 5nriidIie.
BEN fono man 8riefe itno 8opiere,
poOurh mon beren 8erIonIiffeit
ieitlteIlen fonnte. Gin Gfonoi1ein
Hit Elm 1tbrorlnbono Iaate qenil9 filr
oeren gerbdltriiie.
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Berlin, IA. Oft. (gon &arI @ront,
Gorreiponoent Der limited GreB. y
9ie Iaiierten bnben cine ittternatio.
naIe @lofaoe seeen Goblet. .gfuBlano
III @orihlng gebra6t. Geutidlan0
uno Seiterreid iotpie onoere 2Gnoer
@itteleuropas finb bierpon in &ennt.
mis- geiett uno aufgeforoert iporoen
fid an oieier 8lofaoe 5u beteiIigen.
Dieie 4uiforberung folgt ienr SO.
te an 9eittfdlano, ipelde Die oeit.
Idle &egierung arfforbert, iofortige
Sdritte 6ipeds &dunliing @altifltns
au trcffen. sSSSll Der 8lofooenote miro
9elltiGlano aufgeforoert, an5ueeben.
ipel6e Sdritte es Stpefs llnteritiit.
5ung oes ltnternebnlens 5u tim ge.
oenfe. slnf1nglid mar man offiaieIl
nit Dem Hlone Der alliierten ein.
berItanoeL tonne ober feline tpeitge.
benoen MoBreeeln ergreifen. Sp1ter
ieOoh lebttte 9eutidlailb oieien 9lon
ab iuto 5ipar aus 8rin5ip. Sen MI.
liierten miro Die Mnttport sngeben,
onb 9e,ltihlono fif an feiner @ob-
nabme beteiligen Tonne, Die at elmer
Snneerblodooe fiibren ntiiIie, ipie oie
9eutiflet lie ant eigenen 2eibe er-
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&iliol' mag laut
Oas Sett bite'liniii1en
Don Scr ltnitct pres aneeitell.. ~rbebmnecn lals
ien Sieics erkcnncn; Pamptiadtc lit, Saf; er
amf Sem 1pcac Scr Geneimna lit
oa iaet, ,pilions @eiit 1T unsci0pddtt

Jung einen 9uinmnenbrud oes Ser.
benipiteins, ipenn nidt nod SdIiln.
meres I'M @efolee bnben fonn. Gos
cinaige Wlittrl lit 0iabc, sler3te ia.
gen. 6nB bel 6d[len nern0ier ct.
idopfrng cine groBe GnttGuid)ung,
Elm aergernis oOer geiItiee lleberan.
itrengltng einen 9iidfaa pernriaden
fonne.
&enngIei6 8ilion oit1 ldngere
3eit 6as 8ett bitten mub, 10 lit %.
nit nidt geiaot, oafi er iib aller 9ie.
gierllngsgeihdfte eutbalten n1nB.
Gs beibt, odB g8ilion Inn 6ie g(n.
iidt gelpiiier 9erionen tueiB, iponad
er beiieite treten uno Die grIe6gung
Der Regierlinosgeiddite Dem gi5e.
GrGii6enten iibcrldIien iol. @r
lebnt es ob, oieies 3u Inn. sSbm
freunoIid geiinrte Senotoren fins
Der gniidt, 0oB, icllte Der 9rdiiocnt
lange 3eit front iein. es fir i6n otn
beiten iein iuiirOe, oen 8i8e- 9rGIiOen.
ten Msariboa nit Oer GrIeoieung ser
&eglernngsgeidGftc 5ii betrolen
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Sin gssettilieaer uerIett.

2incoln, geebr., ID. Oft. = 9os
6lug3eue go. 81 bon Sen tro,lsfon-
tincntaIen 8ettfluee itiir5te neltn
&ieilen bon Sconto, gtebr., 3nr Or
oe, 10 purOe heute bon Ser aontrou.
ltotion in gaorth 9slatte beriftet.
9aS 6liIaaelie itonO ultter Der Sci.
htna bon Seutnaut s. .. RorriS un-
ter 9egIeittng 0es @ecboniters 6.
8. &eper. algenideinIit murSc
teiner bon oen beiOen g96nnern
idper berIett, oa beioe @i1nner I'M
Stanoe maren. herium5ugeben. iogt
ser @eridt Ole 9eanlten in 9eortb
gIatte ba6en feline ipeiteren Gin5el-
beitca oes llnfaIls erbnIten. 9conto
Iiest oui Ser tronsfontinentaleu
Holite. spiIhen ct. @ouI, geebr. ltno
Hortb 9lotte.
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Gen. y. Ser Colt
9ctt ftact Berlin
llebersibt gen. G6er6arbt Sas Som.
manSo; faIIde Iettifdje ge9anp.
tunSeH miberIegt.

gerliM IA. 0ft.-Gs miro bdIb.
offi5iell eenleISet baB General bor
Der @ols iein aommonoo iiber Die
oeutlden Sruppen in ben baltiiflen
yrobin5en an General bon eber,
barot a6arleben babe un6 fif oui
Dem @eae nud Berlin befinbe, 100
er oieier Gage eintreffen miro.
gs tpirb offisien erflGrt, 6oB oie
geboltptllnocn Der Iettiiden gie.
gierung betltide Eruppen in ben
boltifAen Rrooinden baben olles
Wfogli6e getnn Sen 9oliflepisntus
bort au fOr0rn nno oo6 iie ferner
lettiide Srlppen binterriids anarei.
len cine GntIteIlung bon Satidden
1T. stlles oiees lei ipeiter midas oIs
cine ggitation gegen 9eutidlono.
Sesteres babe Den 5rieoen nidlt oe-
brohen, icnSern im @5eaenteil oIIes
getdn, I'm Die 5rieoensbeoinqunaen
nod beiten arGften aussufiibren.
Die beutiten Gtreitfrdfte iuuren mic
Die angreifer; Oeran 9fiidfebr mad,
DelttidlGno uber iei olr6 feinoies
lige stfte ieitens Der 2etten ino
GItbldrOer be6inoert iuoroen.
SberIt glbnloif bat cine g2ote an
Die oeiltibe 0fceierung aeri6tet uno
ibr RnBlonoS Can't fir sic nnber.
alei6liden 9ienite Der oelltidcn
Erllppen ouSgeipro6elL iuelde Die
r1lllilhen @rensprobinsen Dor oem
BollhelDismus beipnbrten.
Cine SaHblrgcr 3eitung 6rinat
EN- Sllter1lep, meIAeS .@eneral BON
Der Golf eem aorrelponoanten ser
Solooten 3eihng geip0brte. Der
General erfIdrte, Die 9idnntltne Ser
boltiI6en Gtubinsen lei I'M @anae
uno ooB rur 0ie oeuti6en Sritppen,
ipel6e ii6 Der peitritIIifden 9(rmee
utter S6erit glbuloff- -9ermou0t an.
geihloiien boben in 9ltrlono blei.
ben. 8enerol bon Der @olb iaote:
r8ieie Sruppen iino gluglanoer,
Die feline &tgicruna olf @rIudpn Der
Gntente ahberufen fonnfe.
Cine 0entide 9epefohe meloet:
a&aunpfe suiidcn lettifden ltno rld.
iti6en Srnppen 5piiden 0titmi rno
9ian oaiiern nn Seine Der 6eutiden
slegierunG totntdBigen Sruppen
nehnRcit Duran tell"
Gin SeIegranni oug R6niasbero
6eiagt: ~Der ruiiiide GberIt Sir.
golitfh, gefeDlsbnber oes sneiten
lueitruiIiiden 6reiniI1igenforps, bat
in SdauIen Oen SeiI 2ittauens,
IpeI6en feline Gruppen beIeet bobcn,
If rliiii6es 6abict erfldrt. 0ie|
littoniichen Sruppen IN SdauIen
liiio BON ben Stuiien ltno Den NIT
lbnen 5ltlanmenarbeitenoen Gelit.
I6en elttipoffnet moroen.
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PanSelsfamd,bccf
Bremen periehcMeit
gcridtc, Sah bic griten basiel6c se.
fapert bcbem, iuiro BON Ietterm
in Slbrebe scitellt.

Berlin. IA. Sft.-Sn a}eontpor.
tllng elmer slnfrage ieitens Der Oeiit.
i6cn &egieruna ipelder art synfcr.
lnationen bic britii6e 9lomiralitGt
ilber oen a,erbIeib 0es oeutld)en
Sanbclstouhboots Bremen baben,
lDur0e Die 9[nttport erteilt, oob fic
nidts iiber Dos Gdifioi oes ber.
idOIlenei Soiibbootes ipiHe. (gon
Dem Saiihhoot @remen tpeld]es ani
Dem 8ege tah ben Ser. Gtaatcn
oeri6patlo, no1oem ons ShpeIter.
idiff oesfelben, uGeutid]Iorto", ben
S5ean oiirhfreu5t bate. bieb es
fiir5Iid, CAB es iid in britiiden
S1n0eu befinoe. 2onooner 3eituugs.
brridte maIoeten, oaB Die 8riten bas
S6iff gefnpcrt battcn uno ooB Die
@annihoft oesielben iif) in &c.
fangeni6aft befinoe, Gieies miro
numnebr ourd) bie offi5ielle Mel.
0una Ser britiiden &egieriing piOer.
le1t.)
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21crris ercift Sen
Sctaittmit9z4oakt an

@oibinpton, Ia. Sft.-eeSrl elmer
beftigcn 9fe6e bon elmer 8nuer bon
8 Stunoen griff Senotor georris
ben Sflontltng. .8ertrog on, Dem iid
Senator 9orab in elmer 9feoe bon
10 Minuten aniblob, Der iiber ocs-
iel6e Ibenio iprod. 9omit tporen
Die @eIhdfte oes Senots beSiiglit6
les 6rieoeuSpertrogs fir oen Rady.
nIittag 81 enoe gtorris mieoer9oIte
ieine Irgunlettte, Die er in fritberen
Reoen anipenoete; ergriff babel oie
@enailigfeit Der @neaben an. lneIGe
Grdiioeitt IiIIon'ilt icinen tpeitIi1cn
&eoen ntahte. 0odbeut er 5ugegeben
bate, ooB er geirrt, ging er tDeiter,
Die Entiehen in Dem Shontpng.
5nIl 3u entiteIIen. Senator goro6
ld9te ebenfdI[s in ieiner Geoe, oob
Der Br1iioent in ieinen glngoben iih
geirrt babe nnO odB syobn Snp
Staatsiefrctdr tpnr, olS 9euti1lano
Die Sdantitng.Hehtc erlonste. SD
fonn nidt begreifeb pie GbriIten
iiber Die Sadloge in aoreo leien
fonnen". benerfte er, ouno oonn oos
8erlongen fteIlen. OoB mir ben Ser
trag onnehmen ioGen unb ni6t &c.
gen cine Station proteItieren, Die iid
bcnlilbt, ioI6e 9lrbeit tpeiteraufii9.
rem. @S felt nns ser Tatio6e ge.
aenilber, odB es fiir inns ltnntogli6
it, Sfontiltlg an bas beiontide
2ono Sopon alts5uliefern.
sd bin fetn @titalieb irgeno Ell.
ner Stride ooer reIi9ioier Organic.
tion bod ncine 2ippen iperoen NIT
eiuigem ghmeigen beriiegeIt Iein,
ebe i'd meine amtlide 8uItimnung
6n5u gebe, bob Die gaeIi9ion bon
SSSeius GhriItus ousgeI0Id)t iperoe,
Inn noS Seioprtutn an oeiIen Stelfe
au ieben."
9oriiber 2nb9e ponl glusiduB fir !
quspGrtiqe slngelcgenbeiten, batte |
benbiidti9t, i'm 2oufe bes Cages
iiber Die Shontling.q[ffaire 5u ipre.
den er cntidIoB iid Oober, IN an.
betra6t Der Iongen Groe oes &c.
motors giorris, 6il porten Bis NOR.
gen. gr bofft, oob Bis 6o6in ons
Gontitee syortidritt III Der Sahe |
berinten fam.
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SDll Sonslns GnnHtb bic Spitcn ser
Segislatmr traaen?

2incoln, IA. Oft. - Gs tpiiroe
einen idIimmen &rGaeoensfaG idaf-
fen. wenn in oem aufrilf at Ser
@rtra-Sititng ser 2eeisIatlr, aud
Die Soften neId]e Dem Stoot burd
Oie @rtrasSisung entiteDen, betont
merben foIlten. Stootanlpalt sSrnnt
Seaber uno sSobn 8. grcen bon
Omaha botten oieierbaIb cine Inter
reouns nit gouperneur WieaeIbie.
es nurbe fir rntIaner erndtet,
wenn nan Die Sode Douglas Goitn.
IN iiberIoiier fniiroe, o1s eS aIs einc
Ghrsnlod'c betrodlten inatc, Ole I'm.
tuiteA iseiniaia III troget
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amerifa fOrSert srSfsren ednt.

Walbingtort, IL. DIT. - Die 1rt1e-
ritaniite @otitnft in Merifo lit
beilte our9 GtontsietretGr Canning
oufgeforoert tporoefi, bas merifoni.
ihe oitsp1rtiee amt at eriudeil cine
pcrmdnente @arniion bon niinoeTtens
400 Eriippen IN Matini au erridten,
gum Sdnbe Der hortiget Gmerifo.
ner. Die einen anpriff Der gi1o'iden
Streitfr1fte ,befiirhten.
91s Stantsoepnrtemant bot oie
9ndridt erboIten, baB Der merifani.
ihe Senot iid] nit 26 gegen t5
Ctinnren ouf Die glnnabme Ser Del.
borIogeh geeinigt bot, pie iie bon
Der merifnnifdjen Slesierans irnter.
breitet iplr0en.
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Mrmee 6at 4nder aemna.

sSoIbingtom IA. -RrieQs.
iefretdr 9ofer erfIart, boB Die ar.
NEE feinen 3liderulongel 5n Iei0en
hobe; oieies 1T aus elmer 9tufnabme
Der 9eltdnOe beruorgegongen Inn
teit5ultellen Oh Ser 8ibiIbeDolferiing
3uder aus ben slrmeeporrdten ab.
geloiien mer0m tonne. Der 8uder.
borrnt reift bis at gegiltn Scs
ii6diten SabreS Sor fiir5er 3eit
iuuroen leitsns Ocs ariegsoepnrtc.
nIents Der ,3uderoisaleid1lingsbe.
I,orne 81 100000 9iunb 3iifrr iiir
aie 9tbiGbcnoIferilug ilberlnnen
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10000 Critdss
fir TanSrucacbaii

@oigineton, IS. Oft. Gos
Solts Wiilitdr aomitee bat beute
Die 9[nnnbnle Der 8orloge enlpfoblen,
uonad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al
oos 2anOmirtihaf n1iniiteriitttt iiber-
mieien tperoetL Tim in ben beridieoe-
men Staoten 5ur 8ertcilune 81 fnfn-
men. 1lngefdbr 10000 iiberfliifiiee
Motortruds fin0 IN oieier 8orIaee
fir ben &egebat in ben peridieoenea
Stoate1t borgeleben.
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n,cttcrberid,t

ltnbeitimrtes @ctter bente obenb
iuiO Wtittpod; hobrf6einIi1 &egen
bente obena unO allittipof.
Sir gtebrosfo ltnbeItimllttes
8etter heitte abeilo lulo Mittirodj,
babrideinli1 Sfegen. adlter beute
ubeno uno I'M fii0oitIi6en 8eile an
Sir Observation-Disclosures ggctter
bellte obeno ino @littipod; mobr-
i6einlid1 %eeen. 9iihler in ireitIiden
inb il0rbIidIcn SeiIen beufe obeno
iinh in oItlifen iluN iiiolihen 1el.
len AM 1iitttroa.
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sransfprmateur i'm etaatssebduSc.

2incoln gtebr,, Ia. Oft. = GaS
Staats. .@eb1tloe mar am Deontag in
boIlIt6noige 9uufeIbeit aeDiillt rmo
Die 8eanlten founteu nur menig gIr.
belt berridten. Ger fogenonnte
transformer" oOer ltmI6olter Der.
idete ipieoer einnol, uel6es in ben
Ietten Sobren oft Der sSon iit. Ser
Stnotsrot bat oesbaIb ben 8ei6Inb
geia6t. einen llutidaIter nit 1900
9olt ein5uiesen, oontit bic 2eitting
nidt bel ieOem SicGenfon berfogt.
8os StoatsgebGllOe miro bon benz
NIT Der notigen
eGeftriihen Stronleitung berIeben
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Glemeaeeau pirS refaniereu.

gsaris, IA. Oft. frausofiide
Grclnierninilter gIemence1u bot iih
nlebrereh slbaeotoneien aeaeniibcr
onhiit uiisaeiproderL oob ct nnf) Den
Fidhlfen @obIen pon icineni 9seiteu
ai,ritdtrefen fperna