davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-05-17
HERE is PROOF:
Dunn. NC

81 suffered with q chronic cold for
four months, coughed day and night.
Had to keep on working when | was
not able to. l saw Vinol advertised
and tried it, and 1 want to tell you it
just cured that cold in a short time.
1t made me eat and sleep we'll, better
everyway."-J C. Bagley, Dunn, N C.
For an rurA- -ou ~- -.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-05-17
Lagrange, NC.

"For years | suffered with q chronic
cough, so / could not sleep nights and
continued TO lose flesh. Ny druggist
asked me to try Vinol. 1t cured my
cough, / can sleep nights and have
gained twelve pounds. Vinol is the
best tonic and tissue builder l have ever
taken. w. D.. Rem, Lagrange NC.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-11-14
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1919
LOST OPPORTUNITIES

The republican party failed to
get anything very comforting out
of last weeks elections. In Ken
lucky they won by lining up with
the whisky interest just as the dem
cratsIwon in New Jersey, by doing
the same thing.
The republicans are claiming
that they are following policy Of
economy in appropriations in con-
gress. But there has never been a
more extravaganza congress. The
waste of time and loss of opportu-
nifty of this congress is appalling
and more hurtful to the country
than the extravaganza oppropria-
tiOns they claim they have pre-
vented would have been.
The opportunity to enact whole
some reconstructive legislation,
and thus prevent the present bust
ness crisis growing out of dis
organized conditions following the
war is lost by congress wind jam
ming and playing politics.. Proper
Hesitation would have forestalled
and prevented this condition. The
cost of this condition to the
country is beyond estimate.
The party is proving itself to be
clearly a party of promises and
not a party of action. The party
won control of congress by make
ing promises. The party has had
opportunity to carry out those
promises, but they yet remain
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-11-14

to the gulf; the demand for the
deportation of foreign terrorists
contained in the report of the
senatorial steel strike investigation
committee, and the federal order
directing the cancellation Of the
coal strike order we're important
events in the affairs of our govern
ment, and gives the people more
hopeful vision of a permanent
government by and for the people.
It is IN American and brutal for
capital and labor to refuse to settle
their quarrels when the great
public is made to suffer BY their
delay. They both have rights and
are entitled to protection under
our government, but they must
realize that the government that
gives them protection in their
rights, is bigger than either one
of them, or both of them, so far
as that is concerned. The govern
ment has declared, by its recent
action. that neither one of them
shall take advantage of conditions
to bring hurt to the country, and
especially it will not permit a
coterie of self-confessed foreigners
and self-confessed anarchists to take
advantage of labor, disguised as
leaders, carry out their own de-
signs, which means the overthrow
of the government and its splendid
institutions.
The government in the pur-
suance Of this policy should have
the hearty and cordial support of
every true American, without re-
gard to politics.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-11-14
TAKING FIRM STAND

The disordered condition of the
country, which is claimed to be a
result Of the war, but more cor
rectly an expression of greed and
graft in the spirit Of the people,
has caused our government to in
augurate a brand new policy and
one as momentous and portentous
as any in the nations history.
Last Sundays papers were full
of events marking turning points
in the governments policy which
if maintained will put an end to
the industrial despotism and labor
depotism, which is responsible for
a very serious condition at this
crisis in the country's history.
The wholesale arrest of red, !"
anarchists and revolutionists
which took place in more than a
score of cities scattered from
Maine to California and the lakes
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-11-14

unfultilled. and the country is be-
ing held up BY laboror CARNATIONS,
anarchists and proiteers.
The soldier be Us we're promised
compensatory legislation, and they
are waiting more or less patiently
to lind out what congress is going
to do about that promise. and
congress continues to wait and
hesitate about fulfilling the pledge
made the boys who offered all at
their country's call. Such treat
ment is a shame and a disgrace.
Instead of meeting its promises
the majority in congress is appoint
ing and sending out smelling
committees" trying to find where
the democrats spent too much
money or made some mistake in
the conduct of the war.
They promised to settle the rail-
road question, and had the oppOr-
tunity of doing the country a great
service along this line. The roads
still remain in the same unsettled
condition.
Prompt restoration of peace as a
perquisite to the resumption Of
domestic industry and foreign
commerce was in their power, but
the time has been spent in speech
making and criticism of Wilson.
The country would have applaud
ed and welcomed a quick, efficient,
and resultful solution Of these
problems, which touch so intimately
the welfare OF every class. The
people are disappointed and the
republican party has lost its OPP
portunity.
1t is said that the leaders of that
party have about decided to pitch
the 1920 campaign upon prom
ises, pledging the party to dol
great things for the country.
With the recollections Of the de-
linquencies and failures of the
present session of congress fresh
in the minds of the voters we feel
that the party of promises and lost
will be disappointed
at the virdict of the people.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-11-14
Administrators Notice

Having been appointed to adj
minister on the estate of A. NJ.
Leach, | hereby request any person
holding claims against said Leach
to present same, and all persons
indebted to said Leach to make
settlement at once.
This November II, 1919.
j. r CARTER, Admin.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-11-14
ADVERTlslN0ERATEs

Display Advertising IS cents per inch.
Local readers, S cents per line. Cards of
thanks rs cents. Obituaries, resolutions Of
respect, one-half cent per word. Church
or school entertainments, where admission
is charged, cents per line, or One-haIf cent
.r word, Reasonable discount on long
contracts,
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-11-14

Mrs. H. L. Hubbart returned
Monday from a several weeks visit
with her daughter in Farmer City,
Illinois.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-11-14
Atwood News

Messrs. Wade Mullins. Clarence
Walker and Misses Wayne Wood.
all and Battle B. Leach took a
Sunday afternoon drive in the rain,
Misses Ruth and Grace Pugh
and Pearl Below, students at M. G.
l., spent the week end with home
folk.
4 Miss Annie Murchison visited
in McLemoresville Saturday and
Sunday, returning home Monday.
! Misses Hattie Dowtin and Annie
B. Sullivan we're Irrelevant shop
pers Saturday.
Messrs. Willie Leath and ODDS
Shackleford made a pleasure trip
to Milan recently.
Ben Carter, of McLemoresville,
was a welcome visitor here Sun
day as usual.
Miss Clevie Robinson, of Nc
LemOresville, is the guest of her
sister here.
Gentry Galley, of Picher, Okla,
is spending his vacation here with
his mother.
Miss Mary Martin visited her
aunt in Gibson last Saturday and
Sunday.
Nicely Robinson, of MeDglewood,
made a business trip to our town
Saturday.
Miss Anna Mai Leach has re-
entered school, after a prolonged
absence.
Some are moving into our little
town and some are moving out.
Mr.. johnson, of Bradford, Wis
tied friends he Saturday.
The sunshine looks good after
so much rain.
Mrs. Harve Kemp is Old the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Gaines Leach is at home
now.
Luther Stanfeld, of jackson,
was the guest Of Felix johnson
Sunday. PALS"
There is more Catarrh in this
section of the country than all
other diseases put together, and
for years it supposed to be incur
able. Doctors prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment, pro-
nounced it incurable. Catarrh is
a local disease, greatly influenced
by constitutional conditions and
therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine, manufactured by F. j..
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a
constitutional remedy, is taken in
ternally and acts thru the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces of the
System. One Hundred Dollars
reward is offered for any case that
HALLS Catarrh Medicine fails to
cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
F. j. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo. o.
Sold BY Druggists, 75c.
! Halls Family Pills for constipation,
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-11-14
Ready
FOR RTSINFSS

Send in your Kodak Films
for Developing and Print
ing. We are now located
in our new building and
can give you prompt at
tention. Work will be
delivered within three
days after receiving il.
We do copying and enlarg-
ing of All kinds of photo
graph work. We aim to
give you better work than
heretofore. Our motto is
If we please you, tell
others, if not tell US, and
we viii make good" Calls
in when your in town and
give us a trial. We know
we can please you.
THE.
LAMBERT STUDIO
Northwest Corner Square
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-24
pcribiftg hcutc
int ctneclti, 2tebI.
Die p5iueite Scinat" bes 8encrals
bereitet i'm groRartisen
Gnpfang.

2incoln, gaebr., "a. 3eS. Gie
5taot 2ineolH, meIde 0orauf Nm
iprit6 modt Sic 4Ooptibnlltfter BEG
Generals 9eribing 8u iein, bat iich
oarallf norbereitet, ibren glopptibion
beute miiroig at enlpfongen. Ser
S06itfnnlinanoierenoe Der gereiitg-
ten Gtaaten miro beute bornlittog
bier eintreffen INT Die seiertage i'm
Sauie ieiner Sdmeitern, Srolt 8.
0i. Butler ttno Sri. Gfae 9eri6img
su berIeben. giele bon @eribings
altpn Stuoiergenoiicn BON Der lint
perfitat bon Ne6rdSfa iinD eingetrof-
fen iilto iper0en Onrin ipetteifertr, III
rem beriibnlt gelporOenen Sugettobe-
fanntel Sit beariiBen uilo nlte
6relinbidlaft 8u erfeuern. Ole alten
Sanier fonnen nidt gettug hon 0eit
fd6nen 3cifen fp1l 1891 er8abIett,
ais Der o2eutnont" S. s. Beribing
aonlnnnoeiir Der Afliperiitdtsfaoet-
teit mar.
6egen 1000 9llttomobile tper6en
Den anltliden araftpagen 0es Sc
nerals bon Der Station 5n Dem
Saltie ieiner SdtpeItern geIeiten.
9ies miro 0ie eiil5iee offentlide
6eier 5u Gbren Deg Cages iein. Gen
8eibnadtstag miro 9seribing ouriif-
ae8ogen int Salniliellfreis perIeben.
5pdter miro Dem 9nblifun @ele-
genbeit geboten maroerl oen ebenta-
ligen @sitbiirger ouf einem groBen
offentIiden Gn1pfdng nnb BEL ott-
oeren inn Su Gbren bcrouItolteten
5eitlidlfciten 5u begriiBen.
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ITrcGcnbeit hcrric9t
III ,,1tebcr Selt 1t1euen''

#gaiDiajton q. 8e5.- 9ln @oro
aGalutfer, fpelde inter Ser auto.
I 0as 9unoesnusifuIie8 fir
2,ffabrt apiiden gseip gorf nn0
berfebren, tperoen feline
AGaet @etrGnfe berfollft iperoen
xNn. Ser gorfibenOe 0es Ghiff.
h;tsausi6uIies lit Der sfnii6t
III 10 Ionge in ben Ser. Staaten
a3)ibitien berrIdt, Oieielbe aud
n Gfifien Der Regierling ourh-
nrt iporoen miiiie. 9b oas Ser
sat bon g8ein nit ben Wtab[3ei.
sFaIs @crfouf geiitieer @etrGnfe
.slieben iei 1T cine nod uneeIolte
VIE. sSn Seeuonngfreiien lit man
n gluiidt oob unter oieien I'm.
pen Oie omerifoniIde Sd)iffabrt
ilnier Dem g9ettbeiperb Der
Giihen 2inien al Ieioen baben
spe. 2(uf oIlen 9nnpfertt bic I'm.
u Der aontroIle BON GriboteeieI1-
IsIten iteben, iinO 8irti6aftsrdume
i.eieben.
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lflt iit Scr Slcttc
l'DmnIt pcr 1)erSienit?

t@oihinaton. "a. 9ea.--9er Gnn.
|seB miro cine 1(nteriu6ung Der ge-
III ben Rorineiefretdr GanielS err
y sefien Geidperben 6oB 6erielbe
Pier Gidtndtitng Der ibm gentad-
A GmpfchIllngen Die @eOoillen fir
NoeSeidrete 9ienite ieinen per-
diIiden @iinItlingen 5uerteilt babe.
|nIiden @iinItlinGen suerteiIt babe,
[1IeidJ na6 Geniabr einleiten.
ne oirefte @eranloiiunn Der 11ntpr.
s9dune 1T oie @eigertng oes 80.
firoI Gina cine MeooiIle bon Dem
slnrineiefrptdr an3unebnen Die er
IAnit bcariinoete, oaB gonielS Die
l'pe gResniIle an ioIde Sffisiere
Flieben bate, Die fie nidt beroien.
Eh. Siula. Scr ,GturuupogeI" I'M.
Ter Marine, bat felt ser 3eit, ols
2he ;faae bonn .2etten Sropfen
in guiIO6oI 6ie g(lfnlerf.
1tfrit Der aobinctte in Berlin,
klnoon nno @oibinaton erreete,
/ Ebriodj in Seniotionen eine Rolle
IfIpicIt; trosoenb ooer pieIleiht
fslpegen tot or uftter Den Marine.
bieIe Gnb6nger,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-12-24
SoQ Sibiriell on
eSapall faaen?
nit cicer Sraec bcitaftiet idt ececntudrtie cas
StaatssDcpartemcrt; Der. staatcn Sfchen
pcr cinem id6uercn 1,rcblcm.
sibirii@e yabn wirS ,uobl aufscseben tpcrcen,

@ai6inston, "a. 0ea.-9ie sln-
oriffe 6oIi6eipiltiider Eruppen ac-
gen oie Sapaner, pelde Die Sibi-
ride gdbn beIest balten, mebren
fid); in borigen Geptentber uno
9ftober boben ettpo 436 lteberfdlle
leitelts Der goli9eipilten itattgefun-
ben, nnb tros Der berridenoen Bit
teren 41Tte mebren iid oieiel6en.
9ie Gage Der Sapaner iit eefabrboll /;
entpeDec niiiien iie iid 8uritd-
3ieben ooer 8erltdrfungeu erbolten.
9ie ii9 in Sibirien befinoIiden
amerifaniiden Sruppen iieben tpeiter
oItIid) ino iin0 ben 4ngriffen Der
RuIien ipa1ieer ouSeeiest geueien,
tpie Die ssopnner. Ger iaponiide
gotifafter Sbiobart bat nit Staats-
IefretGr Gaming fiir5lih mieoerbolt
aonfcrena eebabt, I'm 0aittel uno
@eee at finoen, Der @efabr 8ii be-
eegnen.
Sier lit geiagt iDoroen, DaB sic
amerifoniiben Streitfr6fte in Si-
birien aitbt berltdrft tperoen 6iir-
fen, 0a oos 8olf oagegen lit; in 9fe-
qieriu1gsfreiien aber bdlt man eS
fir angefraft, in gibirien eine ane-
rifaniids Streitmodt 5n nnterboI-
ten, es lei benL Die 8u1oesregierling
beobIidtigt, es sSapon nIlein 5ll
iiberloIiln, 0eln @ororingen BEG Sol.
itbeipisnslls nad) Often Ginbalt gu
fun. Gaourd nber ipiiroe fid Sapnn
onuerno in Sibirien feftiesen nno
nit Der &olitif Der roffenen Siir"
in Sibirien uno China mare es bor-
BEL.
sSapon Aot Die Ser. Stnoten Ge.
gierline in &etntni8 geleBt, oaB elm
Miid5ue Der iapaniid,en Eruppen olle
jene Ruiien Die Die Sopaner lno
amerifarsr eegen Die 9nlideipifi rn-
teritiist hnben, oent Sdiperte Der
goIi9eiuifi ausIiefern ipiiroe; 6o5u
fonlitit, SOB Die gdnae fibiriide
giienbabn oen golibetpiiten SufaI.
len tpiirSe. 9ie @eipobner oeg in
neren Si6iriens ober fil1o oitf gu.
fubren oieier Balm ongelpieien uno
ben 8oliAeipiiten 6ann ouf Gnaoe
,inb lt9nabe esaeben. Sir sic So.
paner aber miro Die Sage Inn 10
ernlter, oa Ser 8olf6eipisntus Bis
on oie 8ren5en &oreos ttn0 bis
9liien bineingetrogen miro; ltno Sic.
ieS ioll uilter alien llnlItdnoen ber-
ntieoen ireroen.
Sulidjeiuiiten iiegreidl.
Sonoon, "a. Ge5.-Gine gohrift
ans Dem 9auptduartier Ser Dol
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SertrauensboI..m
fit Glemcnccal
11tadt Scr DepmticrtetrKamnter ,ltitteilmna
iiber Sic alecmeine Gage; seibt Sic
Jtaltener Scr Observation-Disclosures.


Grnee ee5ogen iperoen. SbeIeid &C.
wiiie gllnfte 6es 6rieoensbertroges
beanItan0et per0en gegen oos
8iinOniS nber tperoen feline tpeient.
Iiden Ginfpenoungen erboben."
@Gbreno Der 9ebnttc iiber sic
aonferen5 in 2onoon befrogte Ct.
grenlier 9nrtbou ibn iiber ben aurs
giublano geeeniiber. glemenceou be.
mcrfte: SD tperoe Sbnen Die BEL.
ben Sauptentideiounaen, Die mir in
oieien SaIfe eetroffen boben, nit.
teilen. @ir iperoen iiidt nit Sobiet-
gaublano sSrieoen idlieBen ltnb uns
aud riGt ouf einen &on1pronliB
einIaiiai. 92ir baben bei9loiien boB
mir Die 8erbiin0eten aaer iener 8ol-
fer iino, bic bon Den 8oIibelpiItett
angeeriffen iperoen."
lleber Die ooriatii6e sroge dill.
Berte iid) Glemencean III foIgenoer
8eiie: p8ie 5iume.Jroee bat inns
Diel Gorge gentudt. Stalien botte
6iutte ben sSSitso.Slapen berIpro.
fen brad) ober ipdter iein @ort.
Granfreid, @nslano nno Die Ser.
Staaten babet oaS groblem su lo.
fen periud)t, lttto Die letten 9tnaei.
den oelitert barauf bin, baB cine
Soiitns gefunoen peroen niro. Grit
nadoem oicieS eeidebcn lit, fonnen
mir frlei6tert aitiattuen.
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ScnersbrmnIt int
Sfaats= Jrrenaipl
9em leidterfranfte Gatienten oer.
mntlidl bem Clement gum Spfsr
gefallen.

Miooletopn, Conn. "a. 9e3. -
Gin y2anobau8" oeS Connecticut
StaatsboipitaIs fir @eiite8franfe
ipltr6e m 9iensto9 obeno ourf)
Sener 8erItort, unb man glanbt, oof
bon Den So Gatienten 8 ibren 500
IN Oen 5lommen eefimOen boben,
0a bieie 3obl bernliBt miro, uno sic
betreffen0en SniaIien fad Iniift
oes slnitaItSboritnnoes tift gu oen.
ienieen oehoren. Die IN Ser gerfpir.
rlng bes g(ugenbIid8 Die sSluft er.
griffcn baben ipiiroen. SobaIo sic
&uinen eetiieeno obgefiibIt iino,
meroen oieielben nn6 etipaigen lie.
berrelten Our9lu1t iperoen. Ser
So9i9aoen miro ouf $4,000 ge.
iddst. 9as Seuer tpuroe INN 7 llbr
80 entoedt imo lit pernlutIib ourd
lleberbislng Der 2uftbei5ung ent.
ltan6en. 0ie nittmaBIi1 umeefom.
menen 8atienten, peI6e fat oIIe
gertrauensitelungen eanabmen rmo
oesbalb mebr soer tperliger Srpibei.
ten genOiieL paren nrit nenigpn
allsnabnen betm glugbrucb oes
Seliers IN ibrsa 8etten. GobaIo bos
6eltcr entoedt tultrne, Iebte Der
Soitsmdrter oie SouptanltaIt in
&enrtnis, ober ebe SiiIfe nnIangte,
bate Ous piitetioe Clement i6on
lueit Inn iid aeeriifen.
Die berlfibten Gatienten beian.
ben iidI I'M 2. Stodipert oes @ebdlt.
oes, nno uan eIoubt, Dob iie bom
8oitd, bet1itbt ipitrben. che iie aus
ibren 8etten seInneen fonttten.
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,, Jntm,er lmitik'',
faecn Sranscieii

garis. %. 9ea.-Sn geaeidnlno
Ser poraSoren finansiellen aoge
Sranfre:d)s bereleidt Der y9etii
9driiion" oie &egieruue, Delde obnt
Gednngsfpnos Eapiergelo ntsltellt,
NIT einenI Sdedmaroer, scr glnpei.
iungen ani cine 9nnt mlsitellt, i'll
Der II fcin @eIo bat. Sros Sieier
3uit1noe Iinb ole slnsaoben iiir Die
traoitioncuen 8eibnahis. lmo gieii.
jobrsieier ebenio aroB iuie in
nornalan 3eiten. 9icieitisen. ueIhs
sic 5eIte Sn fciern ipilniden, nie iie
fallen, i,heiten Dor fciner gytro-
saeans suriid. aue gtase In Den
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6Snig Occroe att
Sas 41arf lament
geriueiit in ieiner gutidaft nuf bic
aabeilbuifen 3nitdnOe in Seilen
Gnropas.

2olOon, "a. 9es. - 9os 9sdrla.
men. bat fid, bis gum Sebriior bcr,
tagt, nadoent Die gotid]aft oeg a6.
nigs an onsielbe berlelen iuoroen
mar. Slt oerfel6en beibt es, oaB sic
83iebungen Der gtaiierten 5li Elm.
anoar Die beiten uno fir ole ipobl.
tllcnO ieien. Gr CAB ieiner 9onfbor.
felt fiir ben @rfolg Der Srieoerg.
fonieren, slusornd, beoauerte ieooa
Die beiIloien 3uitGn0e in RnBlan6,
no feinerlei 9fltsiidteu anf Die Or.
ridtlng elmer fonititiltioneIlen @e.
gierllng borbnnben linb, I'M oouerno
geor0nete 3uitan0e sn i6offen.
9ie Grfldritng oes &onigs, 0aB
voie aufgabe, Die ifIhnmite 0fono.
miide Gage in bielen 3eilen euro.
pos at IoIen," fiir cine Station al.
lcin 5u IoieL gu fflper iei, miro itlt
9inblid ouf Die bielen an Die Ser.
Stdaten erIaiienen appeIle ols be-
aeidneno betrobtet. CT iagte ferner,
bob .@roBbritannien freitoig NIT
anoern 2dnbern in Oieier ge5iebune
SonO In Sono nrbeiten nrbeitrn
iperOe."
Gum SdIuB bernies er oarouf,
Onb Die Regieritng Oorauf binorbei.
te Der berri6enben Seuer,tne elm
Gnbe 5u MAIDEN.
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Bapae>GcbdmSe am
13rcaHtuap t,crkaaft

gsaibipeion, 90. Dea.-Die Sdiff.
bat bon Dem @crmal-
ter feinSIihrn GigentltHts bas Ge-
bGuoc Scr Sarubtirg.ame -2inie,
SEQ. 45 @roaSlpnn eefnuft. Sn Dem
eIfit0diger @tbGu0e merSen Die
yeein g)orfcr 9lbteiIimgen Der Gttff.
fnbrtsbcb6roe, pie oie getriebs.,
&ednungs., Shobonts. uno Hcpu-
rotur glhteiIunsen untersebradt
mer0en Grei Stodiperfe iino olif
oie 3onsr ron iehS. Wionotc Der
g(rmee ii0crfpieicn iporoelt gtnd Ab.
lnnf nieier Griit miro Die Sdiif.
fabrtsbebdr0e bns eonSe @ebGlioe
.iibernebmer.
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Eoris, "a. 9ea.-@iit 45s eegen
II Stimnien bat Ole iron56iii9e
GbeeorOnetenfonmer Der &egierung
etn @ertrauenSnotunl oiisgeItellt.
-ssNantit lit bas Brograntn Glemen-
eealiS - 9efdnlpfung bes 9oIiae.
Disnllts, @ertraiteu at Dem 9iin0.
nis NIT @roB6ritafniet uno oen
Ser. 6taaten, fir ole Tarteien 5li.
friebeniteleroe 20iuhe Der 5iume
5roge ulo iein llebereinfominen nit
Dem britiiden 0iiniiterprdliOerlten
2lobo George - eltgebeiben NOR.
oen. glerneneealt teilte Der aantner
NIT, Dab 9Sr1iioeitt @ilion 1tno
GroBbritannien ibm ntilitdriibe
giinoniiie ongcboten bdtten. @etpiiie
grnfte III Dem GrieOensbertrng ieien
in England uho in ben Ser. Stoo-
ten ongeopeifelt ipor0en, gegen ons
8iinonis o6er babe iid feine Sppo.
iitiolt gelteno gelnadt.
Glentenceoit bcrfpieS 1ud 6aroltf
0oB Die 5illme Jroge oGer @obr-
ideinlidfeit nod elmer gIiidlihen
2oiuns entgeeengebe, alno oonn
iperOen aud mir freier oiifatmen. "
Ser 9reulier foroerte Die 9epu.
tierten auf Sano in SonO gu ar.
beiten uno feline 3eit ollr6 Reoens-
orten ou oerge10en. Gnoc oieier $50
DIE, iagte er, miro oas aabinett re-
iigilieren nber rid)t, I'M aug elmer
Sitr bernns5ueeben uno our9 Die
anoere ipie0er berein3ufoulnen.
Bon oen io5ioIiitiiden 9eplltier.
ten @loreel Cabin befragt, Oh er
Dem tturubigen 2an0e ni9t GrtlG-
ringen il6er ben Srieoensbertrag
itio oos giinOnis nit 6en Ser.
Gtaaten uno @rob6ritnnrtien geben
fonne, Iagte Gleinenceoit: SD babe
I'M bieie ntilitariitben @arantien
fiht nadgeiuGt; iie tuuroen bon
england uno Dem 9rdiioenten @iI.
fon aus eigenenl 9lntrieb angebptcn.
SD CLAUDE ni1t, ouB oieIelben in
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6fcfi1I 6ttterei
ilntcr Ankfaee

IaIpurfee, @is., "a. Des. =
eine geridtIidbe gorIa0uns muroe
eegen Oie befnnnte @rOBidI6hterei
bon @iIion & 60. Chicago, 1,tsge.
felt, neil oicielbe Die &ibIipeiher.
geiebe bon @isconiin iibertrefen ba-
be. 9ie &loge bcbniibtet, ooB Die
5irma GIeiib nnf ben Mtnrft ae-
iporien babe. ipeIdss iid felt Otto.
Der 1918 IN Den aiiblrdnuen Be.
finSen babe. fpoeeern Die Stnats.
eciese ben 9Serfoiif BON 6Ieiid)iun.
rem, Die iiber Elm Sabr ntfbelpobri
iporben iino, berbietet.
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Die 1oerteilail,o ser
Sesttidbeft Gclcnicn
gclsieH nnO GuaIanb erbal.eis
Citafrifa; Sapans glnIpriihe
nod unerfiiIA.

8oris. "a. Sea. 8.-doie 5rieoens-
fonferen5 bat beite }gelgien itno
@nelano Ieonbnte hiber QelttId-
SItafrifo suseiproden. 9ie id-
panilden 5oroerltngen betreffs beut-
iden Suicl5eiises i'm Stillen S5eon
tucr6en ipdter beriidiidltigt neroen.
9ie Gonferena mnroe beute in
aenlitnis geiett, Dob MIR Die oeut-
ide Rariaefommiiiion nod Berlin
5ilriidgefsbrt lit, Die iibrigen @fit.
glieber Der Delegation befinOen iid)
nod in 8ariS.
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mettcrvriht

SIR Snlnba un6 llngegaIo -
Sd6n belite abenb llno 9onnerstng.
Gfpus rpariner beute obeno.
Sir Gebrosfa- -gnlgemein idon
beute obenh unO Gonnerstne. gtiuos
mdrlne9 heilte dbenO.
Sir sSrira- -g(IIeenlcin idoon beute
obeno irno Gpwcrstogl @arncr i'm
oItIihcn SeiIe bcnte obeno uno i'm
aiBcriten neitIiden SeiIe om Son.
nerstag.
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f9eipiiten in gafbnlut, 125 gfeiler
oitlidl bon gcfaterinoslab, beingt'
aNad eineut bisigen @efeht nit Der
Grlippen Ger @enerdle Manontofi
uno S5utro mari uniere &apofIerie
oen 5eino in iiolider &ihtune air-
rid; oie Roten baben 6taroniensf
beiebt. 3piiden Dem 90. Nobentber
nno benz 90. DECEMBER baben uniere
Eruppen 125,000 Guuoratrteilen
aanoes Gem 8einbe entriiIen, 0nritn-
Ter Stem. &barfop. 9Soltapa ltno
80 fIeinere StG0te, llnb $3.50 Iorn
ioiuie S9 9ffi8iere fino in @efanoen-
i6aft geroten.