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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29
PORTLAND PRINTERS TO
STRIKE SEPTEMBER

Portland printers and others affili-
ated with the printing trades, are ex-
pected to go on strike next Tuesday,
September 2. The printers demanded
81 per hour for day of 71a hours,
but were flatly refused and the en-
ployers refused to discuss any in
crease beyond the prices already paid
and walk out of the printers is ex-
pected for neyt Tuesday. Arrange
ments are being made to fill the posi-
tions of the strikers and the Portland
print shops announce today that their
work will go on with little Interrupt
ton because of the strike.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29
ALLEGED BETRAYER
or EDITH CAv|LL
MAN WHO CAUSED DEATH OF
EDITH CAVELL NOW ON TRIAL
FOR HIS CRIMES

PARIS. = Almost every allied
sympathizer in Brussels who came
in contact with Georges CASTOR
Quien, alleged betrayer of Edith Ca
veil, was soon arrested and condemn
ed by the Germans, according to the
president of the court which is trying
him.
Among those mentioned by the
president was Father Bonsteels, who,
believing Quein was honestly aiding
allied soldiers to escape, gave him
railroad map which showed the lat
est German notifications. Father
Bonsteels was soon sentenced to IL
years Imprisonment
1t was declared that Quien had ask
ed a Madame Van Dame to aid two
young persons to escape, and that
she directed them to the frontier and
sent another lady with them as guide.
The four were jailed and condemned
by the Germans.
Quien admitted having seen Miss
Cavell on July rs after he had visited
the home of Madame Bodart and that
Jean Macs accosted him on the street.
There was read into the record a
statement that Macs was in the pay
of the Germans.
Madame Bodart gave Quien pack
age to be left at the home of Madame
Machiel. He admitted he knew it con-
tanned maps for the use of persons
to escape from the coun-
try. 1t was pointed out by the prose-
,ution that one of these maps had
caused Madame Bodart to be con-
1emned by German court-martial.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29
WATER POWER IS
THE HOPE OF FRANCE
HIGH COST OF COAL MAKES
WATER THE CHEAPEST
POWER IN THAT LAND

PARIS.-(C Correspondence of the
Associated Press. mime million
horsepower is the total capacity of
the natural waterfalls of France, ac-
cOrding to a complete census made by
Monsieur Jules Gels, Under Secretary
of Public Works Of that total $780,
900 horsepower was utilized before
the war and about half million has
been put into operation since 1914.
The Chamber of Deputies is now dis
cussing a bill regulating the cession
of water power privileges which, it is
the remaining seven and three quart
ers millions.
The advantage France may draw
from full exploitation Of this rich re-
source in power appears clearly when
it is recalled that Germany has only
100000 horsepower in hydraulic re-
sources, that coal costs three times
as much as it did before the war and
that the French water power cor
responds to total annual coal con-
sumption of seventy-eight million tons
eighteen million tons more than
France consumed before the war.
France requires twenty million tons
of coal yearly in excess of her own
production at it's maximum. At the
present cost the purchase of such a
quantity means the payment abroad
of a billion two hundred million francs
annually, materially aggravating the
ituation of French exchange.
The programs of utilization of the
unimproved water power comprises
the manufacture of nitrate fertilizers
so much needed to increase agricultur-
al production in France.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29
L. F. PARSONS is
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

l.. f. Parsons, one of Moscow's best
known citizens and all round hustlers,
has accepted the position of executive
secretary to the president of the Uni
versity of Idaho, a new position re-
Gently created by the board Of educa-
tion. Mr.. Parsons is admirably adapt
ed by disposition, training and ac-
quaintance, for this important posi-
ton. He will have charge Of the pub
licity work for the university and
other important work. He will be a
valuable assistant to President Lind
ley. He took up his work at the uni
yerSity Wednesday,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29
REBEKAH LODGE
HOLDS A JOINT MEETING

On August 22nd a joint meeting
was held by Moscow Lodge No. 81,
I. o. O. F., and Star Rebekah Lodge
No Is, the occasion being the de-
parture of. Brother and Sister Prem
Moore who left for Boise to make
their future home. The meeting was
very largely attended by Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs. Past Grand Patriarch
Naylor presided and short program
was had including a mock marriage
after which Brother w. F. Morga-
reidge in a neat and appropriate
speech presented Brother Moore with
a locket watch charm suitably en-
graved, on behalf of Moscow Lodge
No. 81. Brother Moore responded
in very feeling manner.
Sisters Gutenberg and Morgareidge
Moore at the alter when Past Presi-
dent Alwilda Smith presented Sister
Moore with a handsome silver cherry
Rebekah Lodge No. 15 Then Past
forward and on behalf of the past
noble grands' club presented Sister
Moore with past noble grand pin.
Sister Moore responded in very
gracious manner.
Brother and Sister Moore were
very active and earnest workers in
Odd Fellowship and will be greatly
missed by the members of all the
branches of Oddfellowship.
Ice cream and cake was served
and a social time was had. After
bidding Brother and Sister Moore
"God speed" we returned to our
homes feeling that we had lost a /
true brother and sister and two most
worthy members.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29
+ i I. + + 1. 1. + 1. 1. + 4 + + I. j. j,
Food Prices Tumble. j.

+ CHICAGOZFood stuffs of all .
+ kinds continued on the down :
+ scale today. Live hogs sold as :
: low as $14.50 per 100 pounds, !
= early in the day. Cattle sales be- .
7 gan around $16.75, an average .
+ of $1.50 under last weeks close.
+ All grades Of hogs have shown a !
+ drop of 81 cents per pound since .
! the beginning of the slump. The 1
+ consumer will not receive the !
+ benefit of the lower figures, it is I
+ pointed out, until the meat pur- I
+ chased during the decline is re- I
+ leased for sale, which will be !
+ about one week. I
!. I. I. + 1. + I. + !. + + I. + !. + + I
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29
LINDLEY
GOES ON SPEAKING TRIP

University of Idaho, leaves tomorrow
He will speak Monday (Labor Day.
at Gooding, to the annual farmers
picnic. On Tuesday he speaks to a
farmers meeting at Blackfoot and on
Wednesday, September 3, in the after
noon, at Idaho. He leaves for the
north Immediately after this meeting
and will speak at the joint teachers
institute for several north Idaho coun-
ties. at Standpoint, on Thursday, Sep
tember 4, and will then return to Mos
COW and probably remain here until
the opening of the school on Monday,
15.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29
Say Boy Stole Rings.

Tom Shea has been arrested and ta-
ken to Colfax on a charge of steal
ing diamond and a ruby ring from
Mrs. Jester living west of Moscow in
washington. One of the ring, a dia-
mond worth 5000, was found at Lew
iston where it had been given to a
girl friend of Shea. The ruby ring
was found in local jewelry store
where it had been taken for repairs
to the setting. The girl who took the
ring to the store says Shea gave it to
her.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29
BoIsheviki Take Towns.

LONDON.-The towns Of Kupianski,
81 miles east and southeast of Khar-
TOW, and the town of Pavloski, on the
Don river, 80 miles south by southeast
of Voronezen, have been taken by the
Bolsheviki according to a statement
by the Russian government today.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29
]. + 4. j. j. 4. 4. j. i. - j. i. j. T. i. j. .
: BRITISH FLEET IN !
FIGHT WITH B0LSHEYIKI I

! LONDON.-A heavy lombard !
ment of two hours duration was !
heard IN Viborg, Finland, Au- 7
gust 27. In the direction of Kron- !
stadt, the Bolsheviki naval base 4
near Petrograd, says a Helings- I
fore message today. 1t is sup !
posed the British naval and air I
forces were engaged with the I
Bolsheviki fleet at Kronstadt. !
7 !. i 4. + j. + !. J. I. + + !. + Z. i. :,
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29
Ayiat0rs Finish Derby.

ayiators had finished the Toronto to
New York aerial derby this morning.
Nine others are expected to finish to
day.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29

Continued on page two.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-29
Makes Charges Against Crowder and
Rakar

ED1111vO 1I1E5
and prejudiced Investigations of army
court martial practices through pack
ed" bodies of inquiry were charged to
Secretary of War Baker and Judge
Advocate General Crowder today by
Samuel t. Ansell, former acting judge
advocate general in resuming his
statement before the senate military
subcommittee.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-13
Stint iinS Opfer eines
Giienbabnitnfancs
@. s. Mcstnis6t bon 2intuln, 3 Sin.
Der nnS | Gnfel bonn 3nge
angen6liflid sermaImt.

SincoIn geebr., 13. San. 0aifes
6. Mcanigbt itno a ain6er leiner
6ontiIie, Elm t5.idbriger Sobn. cine
12-tdbriae Sodter, cine 20siabriqe
oerbeiratete 3odter, fSrau eplbio
TapIor, lnb ibr t12.idbriees gabb
tpuroen geitern otgenblidli6 get6tet,
oI8 ibr glrto beim 11eberIfreiten Ell.
nes 9n6niiberqonges, cine fltrae
strefe 0itlid bon bier, BON etnern
Eoiio8ier8t8e Ser Rof ey8Ian6 gobn
erfoBt unO budItdbIid) 5erlnoImt
mur0e.
6bmobt Ole gorbdnae an ben Sci.
ten 0es 9(uto8 nidt geidIoIien ipa.
Ken ideint Mcanigbt oen berdnbrau.
ienoen Bug nidt geb0rt at baben.
Se0enfoll8 fubr er 5irtft Dor bic
2ofnmotibe, 8ie sSnfdfien 6es Qtlt.
tolnobils iporen ihredIi9 berItiiu.
melt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-13
Otdllenpcncr 1fioro
TN presccff, "a.

grescott, ssya, Is. San. syobn
9osttns, Elm iebr tpoDlbobenoer SSors
ll1er, bat 6amstog morqen fpdhreno
o oeS 8ril9Itiif8 feline sSrolt, feine
S:fleftohter nno ieinen 5tiefIobn NIT
elmer 9iforpfeltIe eridIaQelt. ipine
elgene Gohter ibiper oerIebt itno ei-
tfen ! = loeraeblthen gerfu6 gelllatht, fid1
1elolt NIT einem Moiierl1eiIer III t5.
rem gtaf 9lnsiagen Der aerate miro
er NIT Dem 2eber 0abon foraflteu Cs
ldletilt, odB Die Got in eftreIn gtufaITe
bon reltqioieu 8a9nfinn DoIlfiibrt
lDor0en lit.
Die S5allliIie foB bein sSriihftiife.
ols 9oSfin8 pIobIid 6ie aenIe er.
ariff nno onf feinen @tiefiobn, sPop
eal1pbetl, 13 Sabre all, IosihIlta,
9etne S5ron, Stieftodtqr, @Iooag
eogap6eIl, IS Sabre ali, feine eioe.
lle Sodter eSSrene un6 fein Sohtt
sgSerle iltdten Dem g1aienoen IN Sc
Urine 81 fdIlelt ober bergebens. St
Iponote fid ge9en fie, ltno syrolt
Qosttns lno lire Sod)ter iuarefl Sic
ndhiten 9pfer. sSrene lief fd,reienf
1uf ben 9of bonn goter berfolaf.
Der altA fie 8lt 8o6en fd]Iua, obne fie
1erooe gefd1rlid su berIeben. sic
'erlor ieoob bos galpuBticir, itlao
lls tie mteoer 5lt fth tam, mar Die
Sot Doriiber. Sogfins
par ing Sau5 8uriidgefebrt, batte
I'm 5ioiieru1eiier ergriffen ltn0 iidl
)en SAILS ttno Die Sdnoqelenfe All
'ur6idaet0en berIudlt. Sem gIiif.
'erluIt mar iebr beoeutenb, 6otf) tpiro
r NIT Dem 2e6en 6obonfontnten.
Gs ideint, baB 5rou 6osfins ttn0
bre eigenen Sein6er battet mad
5reenfiel0 8lt 9ebell boraebabt ilnO
oB 8ostins es ntdlt bd6en ipoiIte.
Il botte feline getpobnIihe g2oroer.
rbeiten berrttbtet mar 0ann sltlt
Irltbltiid ms &ous 5ltriidaefehrt
mo hotte 0es gepIarlten gefitdles
'egen nit ieiner Grau nno Iefncn
5tteftin0em oen Streit begonneu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-13
UberSEd0tsairtO0lt
Orc9orp rciioltiert

&ai6in9tou, IS. SSon.-G6onas
8ott @re8orp. Gberftootsanlpalt Der
8er. Stoaten felt 1914, BOT ,olis II.
nan3ieQen @riin0en" nm feline grt,
laiinng gebeten uno bonn 8rdii6enter
auf teIegropbiifeH g8ege erhaIten.
Gr miro bis gum 4. 0tdrs I'M Qfnte
bleiben ltno 0dnn feline Gatiqfeit
dls Redtsantpolt nieoer o1fnebmen.
Die Mefi1notton lit ootiert ben g.
San, un0 0es Gr1ii0enteu 9lntport
ben foIaenben Sag. gei6e pur6en
o6er crit 5ans3taq o6en6 ber6ffent.
Gtdt.
Serr @regorb lit 6aS 2. U}ifalie0
0es 8ilion'den &obinctt8, Der in 0en
lebten baor 3o6en olt8 ,,finansieIlen
Riitiihte11" 5uriidtritt. 1(n6 sr lit
Der 5. in ben 6 S5o6ren, Die 0as SEA.
nett beIteGt. 6efretar @rBan Be.
gam 6efretdr @arriion folqte, eben.
10 3beritaatsantuaIt 9febtolo8 uno
Damn 6err Mt2[ooo.
Die 0}6gIidfeit meiterer Meiigna.
tionen bonn 28ition'i6en aabineite
ratts finor3ieIlen @riinben" nur6eI
1ente berihie6entlid betont.
@reqorb8 Q(6fbieosgeiuh 10 baI6
1od WicQtooos 9fiidtritte berurIad,te |
in geniiies 2[ufIebe1t. l |
3ipolftouien0 Dollar e5obre8qebaIt |
It, meun man Die geieIIid)oftlidlen
8erpflidtungen zines aabinettlnini-
ters lm6 Die iebigen boben greiieI
II Grpa9ltng 8ie6t gu ueriq. /
@eriihtTueiie berlolttet, 0o6 gefre.
ar gteofieI0, Der Son0et8ntniiter,
Ter ndhite ieir miro.
2(l8 gtodfolQer @regorDs nenut
nan BEN ltnter.S .Staot8onlDaIt @ra.
om mO nuh 5eHator s5ames Sa.
tiIton 2efpis bon s5Qinois.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-13

9ie fran8oiiiden QeGeeotett ipioer.
lpreden ieoem 4lan, Der itidt oie
Iratlaoltifben @ren8eu abioIut ifher
ltellt ltn0 Die n0roGiden itno oitlifen
5ltonitrie8entren oIler @efo0r zines
teinoIi9en lteberfal1s entbebf.
Bourgeois begiinlti0t 0ie iofortioe
aufna9ne IN ben 9aationaIitatcrl.
bHno, ioboI0 0erieIbe ins 2e6er or.
rufen 1T. 2Inb 9elttldIano fonne
Der 2iga beitreten, boroitsqeIebt q
tl9rt Die bonn aongreB ouferleaten
8eoinglmgen aus.
8ieies itnoe etGide jcner Ginser.
betten, Die erIe6igt tuer1en n1iifien.
e1e Die 2iga Der gtationen sur gof.
iade niro.
Eremier Glemencrau lit bermonpf,.
ter 9rdiioent Der iilteroIIiierfen
5rleoensfonferen5 oIs ein gdlfunag.
belpeiS fiir oo8 2an0, In peTd,pur
6ieielbe itattfil6et
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-13
Hrelt5er Seattle bier
NIT 1,542 Grilppen

9lep gorf, 10. San. - Ser areu,
ser Seattle faugte geiteru hier< i'm
Saien NIT 1912 5ntpprn hon Brett,
6rnltreidL an e6rnio Der 5ranss
p0rt0ampier glbangurei ron Dor,
onuur NIT 95 Mann
Ger grauSport0m1pfef Gata6pc
Der 9}rp gort um 9. syouuar Der
ioiitn Hatte. bat rad orahtloicn Ec.
Heihe1 etues getcs meaan i'm 0a
ieu ION @aJiior 3uiIndt iaten
nnIII0-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-13
1lttcntat a,lT
ben l1clenTiibrcr
4,aecrelpski

goa4ot tuai1u6. Sen t3 san
GIeVutdnae ltlenrapl Gauuouu
bat 0il5 stDfeuhaaeu e,ue EgFeidlg
ahaLigu Oer ia8ritiM 0ua @itH
Wielae W. 0u rntBiidtH NiuWr
NaDEuwlt fIn ItMtat muibt mor
0e1 ii GJ liigHahr Mlmi Bu
@atldm bl @olfiltmNr tdht,
nm5t8 m0 tugftt ciHeu tmh ald
bega at &c muf0f fedt pafWBHMi
Ger #iieHitia lnb mearN aalidR
mltl Mt mt eeH diiutot ID GER.
0Iaouaa iighm ipHfn nHf6m un
aaIiet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-13
Cnrcmbilr0 0ls
8cpatblik aitsoermfen

g2eb, 13. san. - 9ie @roB6erso.
gin marie bat Die 6to6t 2urem6nrq
berIoiien uno 6as 2ano lit oIs gfes
publif an8ger1fen tpor6en. Die
aanmer bieIt cine Idrrnen6e gibnng
ob; Die alerifolen berlieBen ben Sit
3tlng8Idal. 9urentburq bat Elm Qtre.
al bon 998 9uo6rottnetlen un0 cine
geboIferltn8 bon 100000 Geelen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-13
Sic &0lfer6uuOiOff
nimmt feite TOrlll an
Glcmencean lenkt Gin, perlanet icScd. Saf
DentidblanS in Skenemiidber 5iniidtt nibt
letdten 1sattfs Sapcr kcnmt
seselune Ser Sadie iieer in ,tusa9t eeltel

9aris. 13. Son. Cgon 8iIlionl
BBilip Sinnls, aorreiponbet Der
llniteo 8reB )-Mm fam nit 3ient,
lider 9eitinlnltBeit bebnupten ooB
bic 8iL0ltng Der g}dtiounlitdtenliqa
our SotIa6e perbeu miro. 95rPlnier
Glemencealt uno 0er italieniid6e Wii.
ntiterpraiioent ORLANDO baben ber-
| ipro6en ben oiesbe5iigli6en @runo.
t0een oeS GrGiioenten @iIlon beistt.
| pfli6ten. Die offentIi6e Meinung
| in 6ranfreid, @roBbritonnien un0
s9Stalien itebt bereint binter oen GrG.
| Iioenten. 9ie 6rieoen80elegoten fino
ft6 oarilber eillig geporoen, oaB
Die g}dtionalitotenIiga cine abio,
lutte Qotipenoi9feit iit, mill man
&riege in Der 3uf1tnft oerbiiten, lu0
oaB Dem 3uitonoefonmen elmer fol.
den alien onoeren 6rogen a1f 0er
5rie6enSfonferen3 Ser 9orrang ge.
geben mer6en ntiiIIe. QlIer0ings be-
iteben iiber berftbie0ene Gin5elbeiten
ialner nod Meinltn9sberi6ieoe
ten man glonbt in0eiien, odB mon
ilber oieIel6en In Ser beute ftottfin-
0enoen erIten 9enleinianen 5iBung
Der 9lQiterten i6neIl binnegfon1nen
miro.
9silion5 4lan i'm oll9etneinert er-
idetnt ben 5ron5oien nitt unlfai-
ieto genu8, neil 6erieIbe Sen 0eltt-
iden fein 9ettitgen6 ifjlpere8 6fo-
nouiides 5trafmaB qltferlegt. Sic
iogPn ooB Der probepeiie gins
ihIuB 9entidlanoS in ben 8un0
ienem 2ar0e eeitatten tpiiroe, IeineI
utbei4aoiate sSnoltitrie bQIo iDie0er
in S9m4ng gu brin9er ipGbrenb
Die fran8oItibe ltno beIgiide eeSlt0u.
ltrle oltr9 bic 8ertiden ielbIt Der.
nidtet lit.
Senator Bourgeois, ser Ser fron-
3oiii6en 2(bteilltnq Ser itterqIliier-
ten aonr1iiiion boritebt oie Die |
Rldne fir oo5 3nIton0efoulnen Scr
8oIferltga ausnrbeiten iolL-fal[8 |
bic aonferen8 cine 0erartige aor-
oeridoft ernennt-erfIdrte benz Ser
.reter Der ltnite6 8reB, oaB er nit
5lemencealt in 6teietn Gunfte eire8
5innes ici, gr befiirlportet ben
Der 3entroImdhte bon
)er 90Iterliaa, big iie oen oil fie
IeiteIlten 9lnforoerungen entIprohen
)oben.
GIemcnceou begilnitigt Dos 3u-
tonoefonmen elmer 2igo, sic bon
,en iie8reiAen 0ntionen ge6iloet
oir0. 0}on opponiert oieietn GIon,
1eiI Die 8efabr beitebt 0aB fif Die
9totionen mieoer 8uIans
len tln u1lb 0o1n Elm neuer Qrieq /
erbeigefiibrt ineroe t6nne.
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Dalnpfcr Galt0lia ..
in GcTdbr

H1l'idf t son Die gtiai.
5urg nts oH1rluuIi1el g0mpierg
baiiuIi1 ou uoA imWr Hjtt fIoit
ncmaat iit iit nod na @orO, Ma oig
hodHeha0f M Frf }lauapmug
Dir @aic uW5liia Wudt Ger
mrmMtlH fmplH lafFrusttoro
i.tlt jH ht &abt 1m Nil'tlctnu3
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3llimHmeu ..... .4G,s70,09

Gooon iiHo IN ben 5aHren 1911
bis 1918 ohjuieBau 6ie Ster6pfalIe.
Sic betruget etua 100000 i1hrlia
in0 perteileu iidl uabeju 5u Qleiheu
lellen uui glauuer lmo 6ruugu, 5u.
iuumen etma AS Nhlionen. glbs
5uietgn iin0 icrutr etmd is DHl.
lioueu im Nriege t5giolleucr uno
ScrmiBter SIN qon5ea iiu0 0ru
nah 0nrh Zoo uiu 6.6 @liQionen
ti2 9til.ioueu Ylhrner. PA l6l.
lrueH 6rauuO bon ber obiaca 5tms
me Scr &0blbtrtddpiu abBuiebcu
guBeFom baben ab3ual5eu 0ie 9Iil&
lahocr ult chp1 N,li0urt
@Iu5u 0ultlgu fouuta oir uis
Wuhrao h SttjfB 5laFir0mtea
uusIaH0s0ettideu Ste III 8oulilr
beHnoHdeu uuo ste amfmlutcrinit.
anna bAIeDfuotn Ntridrm sIde8
% uium cra.ut iid au Nobluuttt.
ilNlga 0m al l86lter l9ts Sic
lnumt NpAttl y m0 80 Mll.io
uru NUlnFH elwl As BiHltauH
l3auntr uo - agHlionm Brma
apaIielbuit eridfim az 81 unifN
acknowledgement lcima 600000l ini
aie vaar pefleti mgrNgh fauaeH. neuI
Prem #ahlrtdli t9fbrald gu ma.i
hsH. !
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SpQrtQfusleute
gebcn Nie6rrlagr 1T
ficbkncebt Jon nod am ccben, aber NIT anSeren
Raeikalcn pcrbaftct icin; portudrts Duiderei
BON Re9icrnnestrmppcm beicbt
premier eisner appeaiert an ebertzaeoteruue

RebolDert lno Sonogronoten 6epaff.
net tporen.
GEL ben @efcbten am gron6en.
burger Tor baben bic SpartofusIet.
te 90 Cote uno 40 9ertuunoete &C.
babt.
Som1nuniiten in Bremen ubenanf
@aiel, 13. San. Giner Mtiindencr
0epeidle 5ufoIae lit at Bremen cine
io3ialiitiide HepubIif oltsqertfen
lporben; oie Gbert- rt-Geoierltnq tit sur
&eiiqnotion oufgefor0ert tpor0pn.
9tuh iou on Die @olibelDifi 9eQies
rung 5u HuBlano cine QepeIde al.
geian0t tporoen iein, tDorin Ser Soft.
nltng QEusorltf berliehen iniro, oaB
bic GehoIutionen in 0fuBtono uno
0eutidlano einen Iiegreihen 8erlouf
nebmen peroen.
Gdut frembcn 9ptidaiten.
Berlin, 13. Son. = 3un 5dub
Der oHlerifanilhen, britiihet. fron80s
iii6en 1ut6 belQii1en Gffi8iere, oic
in Dem am Barifer 9tot uno nllntcr
BEN 2inoen" befinolicben SoteI gl6.
Ion tuobnen, iino q 9}egierungsiols
0oten. oenen olt1 WoIdinen9eIue6re
un0 8Qu6qranaten aur 0erfiidltnQI
iteben fonttnonotert tpor0eu Gle
bn6en eine @odmaltnIdJoft 0ie tell
lpeiie aus Mlatroien beiton1, 0ieI
5partafuiiten iporen, obqet6It. 9a8
9rdn6erlburger Sor, on benz ges
fdntpft tpuroe, Lieqt nlr ettpa 300l
SUB bonn SoteG entfernt, un0 oo8
Reih8tdg8gebdu0e ungefd6r 1000
1fuB. Sci ben adntpFen ftreifte cine
fugel Elm fFeniter oes 9ilauers, in
oem Der 9fongdlte1te Der onerifdni.
Iden abor6nitng, General SarrieS,
pohnt. 4
8or Ben 9leqierin98aebduoen in
5tltttgort berd1ItaLteten Die @olIde-
Difi geItern cine MaIienoerian1ln.
ltng, hie, Iaut Minf4ener 9epeihe,
iu 6Iutigen 8uifnmen1t6Bcn in Der.
dieberen Gto6tteiIen fil6rte. Ole
Sportofer baben oos @ebat0e oes
.gteuen Gogeblott" beiett Regie.
1tua8trthben nertrie6cn iie uber
ibue 9lutber8ieBen. s5n Gre8oen
am CO Gonner8tag nbe1l0 ebeniol(8
ii Rdnpfen 8tpiiden 2(nh6ngern ber
ltno 6ebern Scr 8oIihe,
oifi. ss55n 2eip8lg baben Der gErbei-
ar- ltno Solhdtenrot, Die unabbGns
iqeu So5iaIiftelt un0 Der @nttptou8s
1uB Der Generalization in 8cidGli. :
N ibrer Gpnlpatbie nit ben @crli-
er 9feboIlttiondren 9tus6rud geoe. /
en-. 5
9taBer6aIb 6e5 aaulpfgebietes gebt /
a8 2eben ieinen georoneten Sang. !
3uridb Shpei5, t3. San. (lteber
,ari8 J - 9elerlihe @erLiner mel. I
rnaen beiaqen Die Regierpngs. !
ltppen bitten bel Dem &aupf uni
EN- 9efib 6es aar3leronlt8, ben iic h
5IieBlih gelpanneL ott 0jiftgas 4
mutt. IN
glub wir0 beri6tet. bob itun 3eis
a I'M 9eainu oes 2tufrubrs Die Ae- ,
trung an moude ibrer 3ulppeH :
lommenperfer hprobfolQt babe.
f5erner miro qemel0et, 0nB Elm mr..
nottm an bic Gportofaner gerih.
moroen iei 0ns ihHen qebietst Il
c @nfieu nieoer3uleqcu o0cr iid 4
If cine en0giltiaa gutidei0ttnas I;
lIadlt gefnBt 8u baIteH II
@}HuheH t3 San (llcter sto 4,
iu0 9ou0on) 3luh bier
iicrtcn Sportafuner 5trobeHtru. 4,
liie tort 93ie man bort litB Der h
ncriita Iimiiiernriii0ent 4trt n
aner bic spurtufnneriiihr1r 6erbai II
!. (Gic mejiien 9uppm 6ier i'm f,
FTiffu Air 4}eoipr1n1
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lpettcrl,crteitt.

duf EmAla Wh llMatatb hgH
tool 9lebFd "a HH0 eml saga|
halif aAu0 unA Eiusia8 enuas
iaIla bting a0aH0,
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1 lniIlIcn Scucrict,0Scn
in 1licntrcaf

4fanifeai i3. Son. Gin geurr
im 8eiadftsttiIe ber sta0t berilr.
iudtt ciHfH sd1nea oeu mon aitg
cthe @,illiou 1oIIar dbidatt
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2tmeriRA tpiaens, sen
pelcn 5it beIfcn

9ori5 13. San. = Ser Senlbs
mcl0et OoB qmerifa Iih 6ereit er.
tlart babe Oen Golen III ibrem Sam.
pTe arQen Die guteu nit Grllpprn
beiyWtebeH.
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gNaAIbtIcdltiatt
NmlLIdL lnirA mItdEtlIIl

AtAtttA'+l t+4tA AFtAAsAe AtAE
l0s M0aIredt iit Mtrd Sic 4tr.
proDlul pom t2 4oufmpr 1918
0lsaeagut W1roN ~ aii bts
6npFh ti=unf ht "a. bis 25-idl.
rdm 81 aNl be ol0dteu Aeah.
rMa pti 0W Rtat5iagspahltu puu
tht2 lA4 @iltmcH gSublbfredlla.
if lQarm m6 ven @tteu iiH t29
ARIuionu si Vfeleai m hta
AiahItn tsltIlial babtt. mlr0m ms
iolat bgf ausoaHnHa 81 sad6l.
rftis hei hgB @abIfu Et mtlaf.
ogHiIdlgH 9,aHoualnee
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9eoicHm ale flo Oar llollls
llsiettsn anspiaeu 0tf EribAnel ner
trlola IL bbeFraItgab-hle linz
toIita BM mlHAia.
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iammIung iddbungsnaiie 80 bis 40
Vttlionen, 0nru11ter etiDd 81 N1i[.
lionen 6rouen mabIberettigt icin.
9tad Der aattliden Stotiitit iino
am t. 5anuar 1911 aug Dem 95abr.
gang 1898, Der aI8 eriter @e6urts.
iabrgan8 fitr 0ie 8ablberedtigltng
III 5rage ton1lnt, uno frii5cr bon.
Rau0eH aeueien:
Tamnlihe 8erionen. 80. 22,965, ,829
Uei6li6e 4erionen ....23,904. ,26f
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