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The Lamar register., 1919-05-21
NOTICE or smEuIrr.s SALE
State OF Colorado

State OF Colorado
County OF Prowers
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
J. Russell Mayfield. as Public }
Trustee Of the County OF
Prowers. State OF Colorado.
and &. NJ. Dinius. ccstui que
Piaintinz. !
The Estate OF John A. Sedwick.
deceased. l.. NJ. Sedwick. Ad-l
miuistratriN.
WHEREAS. John \. SedWick. by q
deed Of trust dated the lIth day oi
April. 1918. which is recorded in Book
lIO. at page tO9. OF the records in IN,
Office OF the County Clerk and Record
er Of Prowers County. Colorado. duly
conveyed to the Public Trustee in and
for said County OF Prowers. State Ol
Colorado. the follow ing described real
estate ia said County and State. to-
wit:
West Side Addition to the Town or
Lamar. Colorado. as shown by the
recorded plat thereof on file in the
Office OF the County Clerk and Ro-
corder of said frOwers County.
Colorado.
which deed OF trust was made to Sc
cure the payment Of his promissorS
note Of even date with said deed OF
trust for the sum OF Five Hundred
Dollars (S500.OO). payable to the order
Of e. NJ Dinius six months after The
date thereof. with interest thereon al
ten per cent per annum. together with
ten per cent on the amount due as at
torncy 5 Iees, as is more particularly
set forth in said deed OF trust. refer
ence to which is hereby made Tor great
er certainty. and
Whereas. said deed Of trust was made
subject to a prior deed of trust to the
Public Trustee for the use OF the La
mar Building and Loan Association,
which said prior deed of trust was re-
corded in Book 1O9, at page III there
Of. OF the records in the Office % the
County Clerk and Recorder OF Prov
ers County, Colorado. and
whereas. the amount due and owing
under said prior deed OF trust is the
sum Of about Four Hundred Seventy
two and S9-lOO Dollars. and whereas.
said prior deed OF trust is unreleased
and the Indebtedness for which 1t was
given to secure remains unpaid, and
whereas, the said John A. Sedwick died
The Lamar register., 1919-05-21

The Estate OF John \. Sedwtck.
deceased. l.. NJ. Sedwick. Ad-
mtuistratriN.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-22

Lansdell, B. F. Leighton, F. L. Lewton. DR..
A H Loussarian, D. Mcintyre, Lieut. q.
B. Maher, John Meiklejohn, P. T. Moran,
George Mullen, Charles II. Nicely,
w. H. Norris, l. Oldtree, George
B. Ostermeyer, william Ramsay,
william A Redmond. Charles E. RiOrdsn,
B. Francis Saul. John A. Saul, Samuel
scrivener, d. H. sherman: J. B. Simpson.
John Schlosser, c. H. Sherwood, Homer
Smith. Thomas Somerville, c. B. Sorn-
berger. B. r. Stickney, J. s. Swormstedt,
II. /. Thornton. Col. George Truesdell, J.
N. Vale, Julius n. Viedt, R; w Wheat,
George S. Wilson, J. W. Winner. NJ. J.
White, Jacob Xander, John R. Berg. Theo-
dore F. Brown. Capt. Theodore s. Cox.
David NJ. CridIer, Frank B. Crown, Gerald
E Keene, F; w; KoehIer, Henry B; Land
graf John B. Mccarthy, Lewis P Ran
dali, Washington Topham. W. F. Wslsmith,
Capt. Andrew H. Wolter, Herbert F. Key
ser, A. s.. Perham, DR.. James
H. Dubois. DR.. George b. Heinecke,
Frank ]. Metcalf, Kennedy Rea, John W.
Staggers. Maurice Splain, A. P. Tasker, Q.
H. Oldroyd. W. D. Wilson. Frederick D.
Owen, W. W. Ayers, Charles o. Parks,
II. W. Samson, Roy L. WhitcOmb. Joseph
B. Trew. Harry B. White, Maj. H. c.
Magoon. Theodore L. Baker. Oliver Bow,,s,
Joseph I. Keefer, W. L. Evans, Charles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-22

Roller, Henry Story. Z. william G. Wild
mayer, H. B. Bennett. Howard NJ. Gil
man, John NJ. Kline, c. s. Bundy, ]. w.
Corey. Rev. w. G. Davenport, W. r. Good
man. Edwin Ham. Joseph Hsslam. J. II.
Hendrix, Gen. Charles +. Humphrey,
Nicholas Kelly. Patrick Kyne, Charles r.
Lehman, James Mattison. William H.
Proctor. A. l.. Roberts, Alexander Scott.
T. E. Sewell, George W. Thomas, Nicholas
Bickford. Charles +. Crown, A. c. Foun-
tain. Mai. Charles Loeffler. H. D. Norton.
John II. Wolff Francis J. Young: Mes
danes W. F. Ashford, J. c. Beard. Will
lam V. Cox. Albert S. Galley, William r.
GUIDE, William NJ. Hannay, ]. B. Hender-
son. George W. kernodle, Angus Lamond.
Angus Lamond, jr. Henry B. Landgraf
John a. Logan. Alfred G. Osborn. Charles
o. Parks. Forrest J. Prettyman, John
Cla gett Proctor. l.. r. Randolph, jr., Emma
F Randolph, Charles W. Ray Louis p
Shoemaker. Rosa Wright Smith, Logan
Tucker, William White, George Francis
Williams. and the Misses Mary A. Dilger
Mary GOoch. Lula Keen and Helen g.
Nicholas.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-22
WALSH TO SPEAK
TO CREDIT MEN

Senator David I. Walsh, OF Massa-
chusetts, will address the May meet
ing of the credit section of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
ton Monday evening at the st.
Marks Cafe. Senator Walsh was
formerly governor of his State and is
the first Democrat to be sent to the
Senate from the Bay State in years
Other speakers on the program are
L. S. Crowder, secretary of the Retail
Credit Mems National Association, and
Herbert J. Rich, local business man.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-22
ADVERTISEMENT
New, Positive Treatment
to Remove Hair or Fuzz
CBeauty Notes)

Women are fast learning the value
% the use Of delatone for removing
air or fuzz from face, neck or arms.
-. paste is made with some powdered
delatoae and water and spread on the
hairy surface. In or minutes IL -
rubbed off. the skin washed and every
bit Of hair has disappeared. No fail
ure viii result IL you are careful to
bug genuine dclatonc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-22

Help the Salvation Army "Carry
On
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-22

Morris Behrmann
Puts 1t This Way
Corby's Mothers Bread pleases me
because my trade wants it. | never
have complaint. 1t is real trade
bringer.
m75571e H2SJIr,reSu4
711-713 Street N E.
For certainty not going to permit any,
thing to interfere with the maintenance of the quality
which has made Corby'sjMohers Bread famous for
Eat Corbys Mothers Bread
pure Mother made it.
Delivered hot your
grocersthree times day.
The Corby Baking Company
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28

what to buy and. from whom to buy
so as to get the very best stock of
furniture and the best prices for
their customers. They are having a
good business-but they are not sat
isfed and know full well if they
reach out and get a larger number of
customers, they can shade profits a
little. and sell just a bit cheaper.
They are not satisfied just to sit
down and sell to the same line of
friends and customers-they want to
keep all old friends but they know
that to be just and fair to their old
line of friends and patrons they must
reach out and add others.
This firm carries one of the largest
stocks of furniture IN this section of.
the state. 1t is made up of mon who
practice honest and square dealing as
a matter of principle and because it
is right. MI. r. w. Sharp is one of
natures noblemen. He is as true as
steel. His judgement is clear and
his aims and purposes are the high
est. The son, Donald, who is asso-
ciated with him, is quite like the good
father and bears the stamp Of the
young man who will be quite like his
father. The Sentinel gladly COM
mends the Sharp Furniture Co.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28


GA acres high grade sandy loan
land, practically all in cultivation,
situated at the cross roads, with grav-
Ell proposed road running through the
place; good 8 room residence, store,
large barns, "a tenant houses, near
D%oddsville, Sunfower County, Missis-
sippi. Price $4,000 acre, terms
third cash, balance one to seven years
at SO. AS a gin and store sight it
would be worth ten thousand dollars
year. This is one Of those places
that always makes a crop. If this
place is not large enough 16O acres
can be added at same price.
BUCKSHOT PLANTATION.
485
1900 acres best buckshot land in
the world, with over 1000 caltiva-
ton, 3 mile. good station Y. & M.
v. r. r. Good old Colonial Home,
large store, large gin 2 miles lake
frontage, plenty good tenant houses,
barns, cotton houses, artesian water,
rail and water transportation, also
live stock, farm implements, about 60
bales cotton in field, this year feed
crop; in fact an up-to-date pIanta-
tion, best of land properly located
where one can make a fortune, price
$4,000 acre walkout as of today;
terms Il cash, balance one to seven
years.
Some like sandy loan and some
like buckshot; hence, we have one
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28

Mrs. West Cole was called to her
home in Jackson the latter part of
last week on account of the acct
dental death of her brother on the
Gulf & Ship Island rail road below
Jackson.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28
WRIGHT-PAYNE:

On last Sunday afternoon at the
brides residence = few miles west of
Cascilla Mr.. E. C. w. Wright was
married to Miss jamie Payne, dargh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Payne,
Rev. Joel D.. Rice officiating. The
groom is a resident of the Tatum
community this County, being q
son Of F. S. Wright who departed
this life several yeas ago. He is
a substantial farmer and . good cit
izen. His bride is q lady of many
sxcellencies of character and The
Sentinel joins their mahy friends in
wishing them a life of happiness.
They will be in this County only tenn
porarily, Mr.. Wright and his mother
having sold their farm here. viii
cast their lot in the delta in the Vi
cihity of Philip.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28

good business to appear along with
the many other leading firms and
businesses Of the town, is another
tribute to their keenness of percep-
ton and their readiness to see the
best in anything. 1t also goes to
show that they know where to buy,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28
THE SHARP FURNITURE co.

The Sharp Furniture Co. has very
wisely e en proper to use space in
this issue to place themselves O
prominently before the public. The
fact that they have seen that it is
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28

each which are the best of their kind
IF you are looking for a high grade
plantation to settle down look one of
these over before buying.
PITTS & WEEKS,
1.-THE LAND MEN,"
11-2S-19-2t Indianola, Miss.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-11-28

MI. and Mrs. j. C. Jones of near
Jamestown came out to visit their
parents in Grenada for Thanksgiv<
ing.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-24
gnrabe Der uglainbpp 9inihun. .

@aibington %. San. - Gefretdr
@afer bot mieOerboIt geduBert, oaB
es iein @unid iei, mo INNER m68.
lid, Die SdIadten 9ibiIionen in
boiler Stdrfe in oeuienigen groBen
StGOten oes ge3irts, bon mo Die
@onni6oft fonlmt, in gara6e ouf-
treten at Iaiien. Bum 9eiIpieI ioIl
Die 8Iofbntpf So. 9ibilion Die gum
groBtett EeiI fib aus GbicagoIauten
3niammeniebt, and in Chicago para.
6ieren. SefretGr gofer bot Sen
8unid oltsgeibroden bab Die Stain
bop 9ipilion 0ie gegenipdrtig bel
Ser 9lbeinarmee in 8etttidIono lit, an
Der gora0e in @aibington teilnebme.
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untisBcli clitewisiitils
in tsu6lanS tpdetit
Gs 6eikt, SuF iidl Sruttp bon 8etrO'
grab nad acknowledgement &C.
iuanSt babe.

9openbagen, "a. San. - 9epe.
iden ans SelIingforS nn Die 8er-
linsfe &ibenOe beingen, boB Die Sol.
idetpifi StreittrGfte 9etrogroO rGlt-
men itn6 Der Grieesntiniiter 2eon
8robfp iein Snlptqunrtier nod
Mi9ni.Nobgoroo berleqt babe. 9ie
8egner 6es goIi6eiDisnns geipirlnet
INNER meBr g(nbdnger.
2on6on, "a. San. - Sffi8iere
Ser eItbIGn6ii9en g[rrtee beboltpten,
ooB Die 9tieoerIdge Der 8oli6epifi.
truppen bel glarba elmer @ernid).
flung fait gLei9 gefomnten iii. 60
meIoet eine &eliingfors 9epeide an
oie 0ailp Mutl. gitbl1noii9e Grup.
ben lteben rs @eilen bon Yetrogro6
unb ieben ibren SiegesnorIdJ fort.
sic beabiidjtigen Biz gum 2u9a un6
gIiuia syluB bor5uItoBen, tpoOurd
fie in Stan6 eeiest iperoerb Die be.
feItigte Sta0t gSfob eill5uidIieBen.
2rostD bat ben @oubernelr bon
8etrogro6 - 3inobteff - ongetpie"
fen, bie Gta6t, iollte tie nngegriffen
pr6en obne Shmertitreih 5u iiber.
geben. Gs miro ferner gentel6et,
0ab fth biele 8oltern IN ben bon 0en
@plideluift beherri6ten 9iitrifte1
bon oieien obpen0en.
Stof6oIrt "a. San. Seutige
9epeiden aus SeIiineFors beiager,
6dB oie gan3e 8oIideipifi arn1ee at
Der gtarbd 6ront, beitebetto o1ts co.
600 Mont, gu ben @itbldn0ern ilber-
gegangen lit.
goris, "a. San. ltnbeItdtigten
@eridten 5ufolge ioIIelt 6ie 8olfde-
mifi fid III Sen 8eiis ser Sta0t
0rensbnrg Saupt7taot Der Gro-
bin5 gIeiden gantens, geiebt boben.
8o6urd 1T Die in Srnn8foufolien
iteber6e fleine britiIhe 9lrrnee be.
oroht fpor6en.
@nrih1lt, "a. San. = 9ie @lebr-
5dbI Der ous ben, eSnnern RlBlunos
beinfebrenben 0entidelt Eruppen
nill bon 8olldleiptsnlitg ilidlts tuiI-
'sSSssss Fieerflafen bsH FIc, fobalo @ic
mebrere @ofen in Der 6eiiuot 5it.
gebraht niIlens Iiilo, an oie @relt.
&c 5urilf3ufebren Inn Die 8oIidetpt.
II at bef0nbfen Sic molten iebo6
nidt 9e9en Die 8olidetpifi I'M sSrtter.
eiie Der EoIen fdn1pfer.
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ferItraBen at internation1liiieret. lint
freie 9urdfabrt sirnt Sdporaen
U2eer 5ll baben itno Der @eIt ben
3ugong gum ritiiiihen 8ei8en 5il err
5ffnen. 0ie 8erlin-8agoao Balm
lpiir0e ebenialls ittternationnliiiert
luer0en.
glllen 2[nIdeiit nod miro bon &C.
tpiiier Geite beriud]t, oie iofortige
8iloung elmer gtationnlitdtpnligd altl
bintertreiben, inoern Der fran3oIildle
@tiniiterpr1ii0ent gIemeneear npr-
onIaBt tper0en ion, oas SnorfdI itn0
Sprien fir 6rorlfreiD aii bpnnfprit-
den. g}o6 bor tDeiligen 8o9eu Tag.
te glemenceuu, 0oB er nidDt ailf leine
Soroeruugen beltebetl tperoe, bod
miro ouf ibn BON oen gelofrdffigeil
&oloniolfafttorten elm geiudlfigsr
Druid aisgeiibt. @s lit iidtb1r, baf,
Die alnerifoniidet ltno britiiheit 90
legoten oie 9itrdfitbritna zines Der
ortigen Glanes ni1t ouIben iuerDen,
tno oie &oIoniolilten 0itrfscn mum
@elegenheit baber, nit ibren Goroe.
r,lltgen bnrd8lorineeft.
gluf Der beltigen Sibang oes
Sberiten ariegsrots ipuroe 0ns NOR
gige @roeraumt felt9efett; audi ipsr.
oen offe1bar 6ragen atir Gprndje
fonlnlel1 Die fiA nltf Die 9ffapatioas-
trrpptn beSieben. oentl Murld1an
Sod, 6el0maridnl[ Saig, @enerol
9in3 ltno anoere Wtilitdrottad)es iift0
eingelooen moroen, DieIer beiitigell
aonferen5 beiSuiuobmeil,
gs miro ongetlolnii1efl. bob 0dS
5riebensprotofon crit ira Silai alll-
tgraei9net iperDen tuiro.
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l1oirft iiet, pom z. Sto6
Ses BranScis 6eb0mScs

sgrau 8. Seibman. Die 6rau bon
S9omas Seibnlan zines s5mUeliera
bon 8eit 4oint, gteb, mari it9 &C.
Ttetn nad)mittag bon einern 6eniter
i'm 7. Stod oes 8ranOeis @e5Guoes
beranter in bic gIep uno fpur0e ait-
eenblidli6 get0tet. Gura aranf-
belt mar i6r @eiit in Der lebten Belt
Serrilttclt m6r0en.
6ruu SeiBmm bntte fih in einen
slrantenbauie 5ltr Sur altfge6alten,
mar a6er NIT ibrem 03onne nod
Omaha gefomnlen, nm einen gr5t
in oem granoei8 @ebGltoe 81 fohs
iultieren. Gorber noIlte iie ieooh
ms 8amentoiqetten3inIrner gebn,
BON 6em Ser @ntta ou8gelAloiien
nar. llno bier 6fiuete iie oas Sen.
tier, ebe Die ouipeienoe 8arterin
a6ute, mas iie borhatte lmo iprnng
in Die glaeD binulter. Ser &o0
muB nilgeflblidlid Giugetreten iein.
syrau Seibman binterldBt ouber
ibrent Gatten, 2 Stinoer, pon ~
UNI 10 syabren. Dor etiua 10 Sob.
rem oerllngIiidte i6r dlteiter Sobn
auf Der Jarm, mo- Die 6amiIie 0n.
5uuol nobnte, no ieit0em 1T iie
nidt me6r fie ielbit semeien. Dit
ben syabren tpurOe iie ni6t beiier;
ein anIoa bon Synfluen5n berihIed.
terte ibreu 8uiton6 70, bob fie Sci.
lung in benz aranfenGouie in Goltn.
eli gluffs iuhen muBte.
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NQes gut lltorgigen
&unfertn5 bfreit
Observation-Disclosures tuirS smerit snr spradc
kommcn; frarsSiiidbe Relenialiiten iud9eit
SieIes aneeblid, su pcr9inScrn
3nternotionaliiieruns tuiatiser ,oaHeritraben

Boris, "a. San. (gon g8iIIinm
9Bilip SnluuS, &orreipon6ent Der
limited 9SreB,) = g(us auberlGiitger
Quelle berlautet, DoB Die Nationali-
tdtenlign 6rage morgen bel Croft
nung ser oIlgemeinen SrieOenSfon.
feren3 5ur SpraGe tOnll1en miro.
9ie @orarbeiten sur 8ilOung elmer
ioIhen ftn0 bereitS bon eiuen1 &orli-
fee ousgear6eitet morOen, 70 oaB 9is-
fuIltonen 6ariiber i6on morge1 be-
qinnen f0nnen. Die anterifnniI9e
Delegation bot sic 0iesbeaiigli6en
8ldne elmer 8peiItiinoigen 8riifung
1ulter3ogen, ood miro geiugt Dob
me0er glmerifa nod @roBbritanitien,
Die eigene 8ldne IN 8orbereit1ng bo-
ben, oieie crit nod 8eipreduug Der.
ieniget, oie bonn &ontitee altsgearbei-
tet iin0, borlegen iper0en.
gSie bellte geia9t ipurOe, meroen
Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5lt oer
ulorgigen erIten 8lenoriisnng altae-
laIIen mer6en, e6enlo pie bieie8 Der
SSaa oln Iebten Sontstog BEL Der @rs
0ffnung Der gerbanolungen oes
0berlten ariegsrots Der 6aIl gene
len. Ole 8erbonbIltngen ienes SEQ
ntitee8, oos @utpfeblungen 6n modem
bot, fin0en binter 9ei6loiienen Silren
itatt.
@s beiBt, 0aB morgen inter anoe-
rem folgen0e @dltptfrogen alifs Sn.
bet eebra6t weroen iollen: @ernft-
tportlidfeit uno 8eitraftng fir ben
aricg; GntidGbieltng fir ben aflge.
rid)teten SobIhobeit; iitternotlonale
glrbeitergefesgrbnns itn0 itternntin-
nnle 9eitialnnlls bon &affn, &aller-
ItroBen ltno GiIei1babnei1.
ssn 8erbinoung bierntit miro Der
Stotus Ser 8orbanel[en, oes 8oIpo-
rus un0 aonItortinopels beipro1etr
ueraen. gs miro ertpartet, jene 8ai-
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t5iobIGsIne, gum Cell geqen 6ein6'
Iidt bllnt benaIt. Gin fGotter SSSSd.
gtrmorid) iett elm. Sroner gu
9fer6e bnlten 9lnrnorifItraBe frei.
9luS Dem NebeIgrau 5iebt es mil
feItem S6ritt beron. o8oroern11nnl
-a6tlng, 9tugen redts" = 6ie
Sano fliegt an oen SellL 6ie @e,
Debre iuer6en dnge6ogen..
@or6e.&iiraiiiere or0Nen ben
3uJ, Die 2eibfiirnIiiere aus 8resIo1t
ioIgen 9ragoner s IhIieBcn on
bic ngegenreoolltiondren Erubpen",
@or0e .9}aifirengeipebre begrnben
inter 0riinen 8intpeln, Die 9}fer6e
ftrrbpi9, o6er ni6t idleMt gendbrt,
3ieGen rorbei. Gin oie 5. 11lanen
idjtiebt cine 0tineulperfer. glbtei'
lung. .. -...
5inter Dem S6IoBpurf teilt iifj
ser BUG un6 @eginenter, gntails
lone lrS aoapaanien maridirrtel
ihren &uortieren al. 2anginm l6ite
iih bic itrnffe militGriIfe gforid'
or0nuna unO 0ie Q[ngeb0rigen Der
Seimfebren6en nif6ten itb burt
inter oas 6eIOgrou. ain6er trugen
Die @pipebre Der 8Gter unO 8rii.
Der, ifnere, Iau6befr6n8te Stobt.
betne itiiIpter fith iiber 0os ipet6e
Sanr tripbeInOer MGohelt 4rm in
Qrn nit i6ren Sraien, ibren @iit.
tern uno grdtten 5ogen Die Gapfe.
rar 0ird bic StroBen. 8eiter 6rau.
zen, To iid 0ie larger 3iige in
@rupber 3eritreltten mo Die 0lriit
5lrild5licb, itimintn Die @loridge.
iuobntm Ole often SOlOutenlie0er
an Ole i6nen 6trdl bier Sabre 10
oit ole geidDerniiie tn6 Strobo5er
Der @e.Dnltlnarihe erleiftert unb
genilSert 6atten. 3ogen fingelio rno
unner mie0er, inner nie0er frea.
oig 5eeriibt ibrcn 6uartiereH Der
louaeri,hHten idlper ueroicnten
9ube lu4o
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toerlanot Reuiiicit
Ses Gckic 1ocrttads

gsoi5tngton "a. San.-Gbino be-
obiidtigt bon Ser 6rieoenStonferen5
cine &ebifion ieines &ertroges nit
SSopon, obgeIdloiien 1915, 6u ber-
longen. Qie offi8ieIle 9uriteIlung
ser biueiiiden 9G9entur be5ei6net
oen gertrog oIs dbnIid Dem bon
greit-2itooSf apiiden 8eutidIano
ut0 Gu6lQuo.
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gsett6eluer6 nnter @rohidIddtern.

g9aibington, q. Sdn-Scrr :.
q. SDift. grdii6ent Der SiDift
qading 60, erftdrte bor Der 8ipi.
idjeeitaotli6en SnnOeIstoutniiiion,
0aB Die @roBidlddter cine idarfe
aouturren5 unter einnnoer fiibren,
Gr berneinte gm8 entidieoen, bab
cine gqiddft(ide gereinbarltng itn.
ter 6enielben beitebe. Gle befdmpfen
ffl iturf i'm ginfaufen bon Sdlaht.
bieb. qug getpeis fiibrte Serr Spift
oie Satiafe an Dob ieine aolnpag.
mic nur einen fleinen lleberiduB
.aufptmeiien bnbe. aein onOeres De.
ihdft o6ar Syn6uitrie bnbe fold MO.
gercn grofit oui5uiDeiien. Ger Gin.
fauf BON Stiiblipngen ieitens Der
Smift GonlpanD puroe 6obin er.
fldrf, oab oie gabnseieGifnften ii9
.Ucigerten, ioIfe 8u liefern.
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Grckkp lcH I'M
Ocfai1ecniHaft icin


e'dicL 81. s5on.-0epeIden aus
2ibnu 8ufotae lit Der golibelpifi
&ricgsmiitiIter TrobfD bel Der gde.
oerlage ieirer &ruppen bGi glorbo
nidt entfomnetL ionbern Ht in @e-
fnnneni6aft geroten. SSn Scr Qe.
peide beiBt e8 ferner, 6aB ittfoIge
Der Mitbilfe finniiher Gruppen 2iu.
lono un6 Gitblan0 bon @oIibeoifi
Eutbben aeId1,bert lit.
2on6on 81. S5an.- 9lifoIai 2pni.
ne un0 Erobtp boben Dor elmer fiir3.
lif 3u Mostou gebaLtenen 9ie0e er.
tlart, onB Die @olibetpift Hegicrung
in NuBlan6 banferott lit.
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Baker pcr Hcft9rei;
tue0eft Dcrlaifcit

8aIbiugton, "a. San -aonereB
batte beute Sen ariegsiefretdr 8a.
Ter borgeIoOen bun1it er bens ao%
mite ar31ble, mas er iiber oie an
gebIide gerIuitliIte bon 1000 MonH
mi argonnenpaIbe ipeiB. Campbell,
bon @auins, bate Die 8eiduIOialtag
erboben oaB ourd) feblerbafte SUD
ring uno Dur6 Waongel an NrtiIIe-
rie u11o an 5Itegern Die betreffeii0e
9ibiiion, meiitets annians, oieie
i6tpere @tnbaBe erIitten babe.
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f04, 600 pettunnSetc
1lmerikaner Sriibeft

GaI6ington, 24. San.-Sberit -
s. Smit6 bonn 9ureau 0es @ene
raIit16eg nta6te Dem Senotsfomitee
@iitteilnng, ooB iih in iiberieeiifer
SoipitGlern et1Da 10000 onerifn
niidle SoLootea befinoen giele bic,
ier @euDuHoften mer6u Hift eber
nadl 9auie 6eior0ert mer0en, bis III
qeneien iin6. SSn omeritaniiden SO.
spitalern beiinoen ii6 nugeidbr 1900
Better, bic beimfe1reuoen @gnpan,
bstgu Sur @eriilslmg iteben. =
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MQtionQlfonbent
>tagt a1t 6, Tebruar
A2t Delceatcn tuerScn auf Semiclbcn artueicnt
icin; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tabcn t64
Stimlnen; Gisner iibcraM acietlaecit
,i1cbrerc Sranen in Scr misunderstanding

gaieI, g6peia. "a. San. Cine,
irnoifi5iellen 8ered)nuug genldF, iper.
Sen bic @loioritGtsio8iaIiiten in 6er
Observation-Disclosures t64 GiBe.
djriltli6e golfspartei SS, 9emofra'
Ten n, 0eutiGe gidtionoIpartei 81.
UainoritdtsIo5ioliiten "a; 6euti6;
@oIfspartei 20; 8eGIen A; bnberi'
idler 8auernbuno a; ipilrttember,
aiftbe 8iirgerpnrtei 2; oenofratiiHer
gun0 Der 9auerlt iul6 Qlrbeiter /;
sitf. 421, baDen. Ser boperiide 0i,
1ttlterpraIioent aitrt Gi8ner iit in
ollen Giitrifteu, in ipelden CT ais
annoioat oufseitett Duroe, geihla'
gen iporoen.
g1ebtere sSronen iillb in Die Ro.
Notwithstanding erip1bIt iuor6eft,
1orunter t5rou Gr. 9attina bon
Ghlespig Solitein, Or. 0ertriloe
8aner BON Somburg uno grau Sin.
ra 8tog, @ottin nes pitrttembergi.
itlen Observation-Disclosures.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING miro
nm 6. sebrltor aii 8eimnr 5aIaln-
inentonmen; Die 5iBungen oiirfteu
nabe5n 5pei Monatc 6auern. Die
critic SSrage, Die our Sprade font
men tpiro, i'll Die !@iniebiin9 elmer
llelien probiioriiden Ste9iertn, 0l
nie gegenlpdrtige nod oem 3uiam.
ntentritt Der MISUNDERSTANDING
ibre arbeiten ols beenoet betrodtet.
Damn iDir0 bie Sotftitittion aur 8e.
rnt1rnn neInndefl.
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10000 Sansfatenpclse.

ct. 2ouis, gio., "a. Syan.-auf
Ser @eI5auftion ipuroGn 10000
Soustaten.Gel5e oerfapft, bic ettud
$4,000 brodten. SSeoer GeI5 brad.
te bon 9 big 80 Gents. Gie beuti.
gen Eel5berfGufe betrugen $3.50.
900, uu6 in ben 6rei Sngen 6es Ser.
faufs mur6eu fiir S2,300,000 lun-
aeiebt.
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streif btr aIeibermadler it 6een6et

g2eiu gorf, "a. SSan.-9er Streit
Der glrbeiter an Mtdnuer. ln0 ana-
benfleiotrng, ser felt 8 Wtonaten
55, 900 BON ser 9trbeit abgebalten
botte, lpur0e beute 0urd Die 8e.
iuiGigung elmer ip0dentliden SIR.
beits8eit bon Al Gtunoen beenoet.
Ser Gtreit ser $4,000 9[rbeiterin-
nen an Qnmenblulen ieood, Die Die.
ielbe g(rbettsIdnge berlange1l beitebt
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