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The Washington times., 1919-03-09
LAYS ADULT ILLS
TO BABY FEEDING

III a child is fed right, il will eat
right all its life"
"If a child is fed wrong, as man
or woman of forty it will suffer for
these dietary indiscretiOns OF youth"
"If the mother of the family under
stands the feeding of her children,
she will also know how to feed the
adults of her family properly"
Thus speaks Miss Aubyn Chinn, city
home demonstrator for the District,
who wants every mother and house
keeper in the city to realize the i'm
portance of the proper feeding OF
children, not only to produce good
health in childhood, but to build UP
strength and energy for adult and
mature life.
Parents To Blame.
"AII around u.s." Miss chinn de-
clares, "are men and women dispir-
tied and i'll. all because their parents
fed them wrongly in childhood.
The first important point is to di-
rect child's eating habits. If child
is never given the wrong things it
will never crave the wrong things.
If, on the other hand, ii is given the
right foods, its appetite will come
to demand those things and probably
those things only.
"a child cannot be considered well
fed unless it is properly nourished.
Contrary to popular idea, the two
terms are not necessarily synony-
nous. Many a child has a fun stom-
ach three times a day, and still has
an Undernourished body. Half the
children in the schools who do not do
well in their school work, are labor
ing under the handicap of not being
fed the right kinds of food.
should Have Five Groups.
Like the grown-up person, a child
should have some portion of the five
different groups Of food. protein, fat,
starch, sweets, and green vegetables
and fresh fruits every day.
''An ideal breakfast for a child
from three to six years of age would
include baked apple, cereal mush, a
glass of milk, toast and butter. Just
as say an adult should have a pint
Of milk each day, just as I claim every
child is entitled to a quart per day.
For dinner, which in the case Of
child should always come in the mid
die of the day, / advise a lamb chop,
baked potato, spinach, bread and but
ter, rice with milk and sugar and a
glass Of milk.
THE supper should be light and
easily digestible, such as stewed fruit,
bread and butter, a glass of milk and
a cookie"
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-26
SUPPORT One Man
TAX COMMISSION
Economy and Efficiency Re-
quIre II, as New Tax Pro-
gram Takes Effect.

One Of the laws passed by the last
legislature to be submitted to the peo.
pie at tho election June 28th. is that
known a. tie "on4 man tar commits
sion" measure Tho nov law has not
bsan discussed ves1 widely and many
voters afe not q oil certain why II
should have been referred o5 OF it,
merits nd what 4 sesk1 to accom-.
plish 7e IL - an integral end im'
portant part d tho tasmers' program
and should b given The sessoos con
H0e1et1on Il deeerveA
Senate Bill No 81 provides for the
appointment Of Q tar commissions. at
3 salary OF $4,000 a year, subject to
the approval Of tho state senate, who
shall oct under the direction Of the
state board Of equalization and per-
form the same duties now entrusted
70 three tax commissioners
Subject to the approval Of the board
Of equaliSation-which consists Of the
governor, state auditor, state treas
urer, attorney general and commits
sioner Of agriculture and labor, all
elective oflcials-the tax commits
sioner shall have charge Of the general
administration OF the revenue laws Of
the state and shall assess taxes on
express, telephone, telegraph, freight
line, car companies and other public
service corporations and direct the
collection Of income, Inheritance and
all other taxes levied by the state.
The tax commissioner also shall
supervise the work Of the assessors
and may In each county Of the state,
with the approval Of the board Of
county commissioners appoint q
supervisor Of tau assessment who also
shall act a. assessor Of income taxes
within that county.
Three Man Commission Expensive
Experience has shown that this 10
the most economical and efficient wdy
Of administering the taxation laws.
A three man tax commission not
only is needlessly expensive, but
usually results in q division Of opinion
and q conflict OF authority between
its members. As q consequence three
men commissions often delay carrying
out 8 policy because its members con-
not agree
The tai commissioner created by
the last legislature Is to act under
the orders Of elective officials and Will
be directly responsible to them for the
execution Of whatever policy is decided
upon. Experts agree that this Is the
best method Of carrying. out the state
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-26
OVER HALF MILLION in
STATES GENERAL FUND

North Dakota's treasury books show
Z balance in the general fund Of $52A,.
e85.06 at the end Of business April 80
This sum now probably will decrease
gradually until the state auditor calls
In more tax money from the counties.
Auditor Kositzky allowed his collec.
tons to fall behind the month before,
and gave out a statement that the
state was bankrupt because he had
only put $1,000 In the general fund al
that time. While this had no political
effect in the state, and vas immediI
atsly proved false, 1t may have been
taken seriously In other parts a tho
country.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-26

the Most Noteworthy c~omplaeeney.
more properly speaking as II he were
doing Barnes a great favor in allowing
him to lend money to q person Of his
Importance.
"A thought has just come to me,
my dear fellow" he remarked as they
arose from table. with the proper
kind Of backing ! could put over one
Of the most stupendous things the the
ater has known In fifty years. I don't
mind saying to you-although It's
rather sub rosa-that I have written q
playa f~our-act drama that will pack
the biggest house on Broadway to the
roof for as many months az we'd care
to stay. Perhaps you will allow me
TO talk It over with you a little later
on. You will be interested, I'm sure.
Egad, sir, I'll read the play to you.
rl-What no, landlord. Have your
best automobile sent around to the
door as quickly as possible. A couple
|Df my men are going to Hornville to
fetch hither my"
tJust q minute" interrupted Put
nam Jones, wholly u~nimpressed. "a
man just called you up on the phone,
Nj. Barnes. ! told him you was en-
PERTAINING royalty at lunch and
couldn't be disturbed. So he asked
nne to have you call him up as soon
10 you revived. His words, not mine.
CAN up MI. ODowd &C Green Fancy.
Here's the number"
The mellow voice of the Lishman
soon responded 70 Barnes en-.
= called you U 70 relieve your
mind regarding the young woman who
came last night 10 lid. You Oh
1870 that ! ny seamss, sheis quite
III right, safe and sound, and 10 cause
.loe ~une1siness. ! thought ypQ meant
that ehe was coming here n guest.
md - I made tho very natural mis-.
49, IS SAYING ahs hadnst coma u III
NJ IN. heSycung woman d question:
n NJ yan DYKES maid. hut blsas.
|mllcnk hQ4-Mls I o hQ4lGAAM0
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-26

taxation program. It Is In line with
the policy Of the Nonpartisan League
to simplify the state government
wherever possible.
Purpose Of Opposition.
The defeat Of the n man tax com.
mission law is attempted by the In
dependent Voters association for the
sole purpose Of embarrassing the state
administration. Instead Of having one
energetic and capable tax commits
sioner to carry out the will of the ma
jority Of the board Of state equaliza-
ton, the Independent Voters associa.
ton want the shaping Of the taxation
policy left with the board Of three
men, two of whom are avowed me-
mics Of the present state administra-
ton.
The effort to repeal Senate Bill No.
81 IL simply part of the tactics Of oh.
struction By which the toes Of the
Nonparttsan League are attempting TO
prevent it, program from baing put
Into successful operation.
The dogin-the-mange1 tactics Of the
Independent Voters association de.
serve the condemnation Of all decent
citizens. The effort TO defeat Senate
Bill No. 81 should be repudiated by an
overwhelming majority.
The Main Reason for opposIttoh
The last legislature passed ono o.
che most constructive taxation pro.
Crane ever adopted by any state in the
union. Under the corporation excise
tax and the new income law wealthy
individuals and great corporations DO
ing business In this state will be com.
PEELED to pay their fair share Of the
cost OF conducting the government.
The new laws were passed on the prin.
ciple that those who have the most
should pay the most to support the
state.
That is exactly what the present
government intends to make them do.
Possibly this is another q why
the independent Voters association 10
fighting the one man tax commission.
1t may want the administration Of
these laws left in the hands of q CON-
mission whose majority members are
hostile to the Nonpartisan league.
Those citizens who favor the Non
partisan League program should cast
their ballots to ratify this law.
It Is a meritorius measure and an
essential part of the carefully worked
out program passed by the last legis'
lature
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-26

A few years ago the City Of New
Orleans voted $3.50 10000 with which
to construct publicly owned terminal
elevators, warehouses, docks and belt
line railroads and now the City Of New
Orleans Is spending $4,000 q week to
advertise the resulting benefits. New
Orleans must be prospecting as q con-
sequence. Yet the Minneapolis Cham.
Der Of Commerce mouthpieces say that
state-owned terminal elevators will
bankrupt North Dakota. Why won't a
system that evidently has worked in
New Orleans work equally well in
North Dakota1.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-06-26
GREEN FANCY
By George Barr McCuteheon

fingers through his hair. "Your faith
In me is most gratifying. IL really
don't know what to say to you, sir"
May l inquire just how you ex.
pect to profit by this transaction, Mr..
BarnesT Miss Thackeray asked
steadily.
: he started, catching her meaning.
my dear Miss Thackeray," he ex.
claimed, this transaction is solely be.
tween your father and me. l shall
have no other claim to press"
Il wish I could believe that" she
said.
You may believe t." be assured
her.
1T isn't the usual course" she said
quietly, and her face Frightened. ~You
are not like most men, Nj Barnes"
my dear child" said Rushcroft,
you must leave this matter to our
friend and me. I fancy I know an
honest man when I see him. Ny dear
fellow, fortune Is but temporarily
frowning upon me. In q few weeks
/ shall be on my feet again, tipping
along on the crest Of the wave. I dare
say I can return the money to you In
q month or six weeks. IT," g.
"Oh, father |" cried Miss Thackeray.
well make It six months, and ri
pay any rate Of interest you desire.
Six per cent, eight per cent. ten per"
"Six per cent, sir, and we will make
It a year from date"
agreed. Get up and dance Tor NJ.
Oily! We shall be in New York 10
morrow
"You forget the dictatorial sheriff
Mr.. Rushcroft," said Barnes.
1.-THE varlet !" barked Mr.. Rushcroft
It was arranged that Dillingford ant
Bacon were to 60 to Hornville In 9
hired motor that afternoon, secure thu
judgment, pay the costs, and attend
to the removal Of the personal belong
tngs Of the stranded Quartette from
the hotel to Harris Tavern. The
younger actors stoutly refused to &C
cept Barnes offer to pay their board
while at the Tavern. That, they de
clared, would be charity, and they pre-
ferred his friendship and his respect
to anything Of that sort. Miss Thack'
cray, however, was to be Immediately
relieved Of her position as chamber
maid. She was to become q paying
guest,
Rushcroft took the whole affair with
the most noteworthy complacency. HI
seemed to regard It as his due, 81
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rmffietiff fftelcet
1ftaiepinenSefckt

2onoon, 12. SttIi. .-9em 2iift.
aeugininilterium tuliroe bon 9}onta
9e[ @noo. gl5oren naditebenbc
OrobtIoie 9epeide bes 2enfballon
&.34, Ser fib bon ben Ser. Staatcn
aus nuf Der $eimreiie mod Sdott.
Lamb befinOet, iibermittelt.
.g(n 9or0 6es 1884, $40 aben6s
@reenipih 8eit (4:10 no6ntittogs
gaeip Dorf 3eit). Sliegen 1000 SUB
iiber oen @oIfen uro MAIDEN tros
zines @taidinenoefeftes, quite Sort
idritte. @er6en baIoigIt nieoerer
fliegen, Inn Den S5eun 8l ieben.
g[Iles geiuno."
9ieiem geridt auiolae bat Der
2uftiegler bereits 1000 Meilen auf
ieiner Seiulfabrt auriidgelegt. 5eit
Der iebten 6unfenoepeiGe bat iid
Die 6urdIhnittIide 5tttnoenge-
Ifiuinoigfeit BEG goIlon ouf ettpn
43 DteiEen berringert, moran 5lpei-
feIlos Der gerneIOete @nfdinen0efeft
IduIo lit.
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Bclittesuiki
tStcten 100
Sdredlidss @iien berielben in
Siisa. @abruns mnk iufurt mud
6em GiteH.

Boris, 20. SUM. SberIt @oripiG,
Der 2eiter oer omerifaniIden Mili.
tdr-&omnniiiion III ben Office.
9Srobiraen Der nm 13. sSuri aus
Gfign obreiite itnb jebt in garis
peilt, erfldrte Der SItiee.aonttniiiion
beitte, onB Die aqiierten iofort Sab.
riinesmittel mo Sffi5iere nod oen
SItIeeItooten entlenoen iollter, lee
tere I'm Die 8ebineitngen bes
9eiiti6lono aeiteIlten iinO Die giiid.
aiebune oeutider Truppen bedlpefen.
ben 1lltiuintiints otrf5ufiibren itnb
at berbinoert bab oas 2ano no9
Dem Ib3ieben 0etti6er 9ruppen
tpieoer BON ben 8oIi6eipifi iiber-
lnitfen miro.
Sberit Green tiiet binoll, odb iid
borausii1tIidb 10000 regulGre
Solooten itater 6en &onunonoo bon
General b. B. Golf in 2ittauen be.
finoen. sfuBer6em iteben nod meb.
rere tauieno 9entife nnb Gerttid.
9tuiien ttnter oem aontr1anoo 6es
miIit1riIden 9iftntors bon 9iiga,
@aior sSIetder. 9ie geeenipGrtigen
Iittaiiiffen 9tesierungen iin6 nad
aniidt Greens IeoigIid 0euti6e
Sdopflingen unO finanSiea ipie or
eontiatoriif) bon GeutidIono a6-
bdngig.
Green's SdilSarltng betont, bab
6as 8olideipifi.aegin Bel pei.
tenn ihIimtner mar oIs Die GebonGc,
fuelhe Die 2etten ino Die 9eutiden
nnbmen 9ie 9oIidelptfi t0teten
100 MGnner sSrniten 1tno &in6er.
Woior SIetder bot 1000 nngeblide
Ggitatoren berbnften loIien. 200 bon
ibnen fuuroen eridolien uno es
beiBt, onB nod 400 onoere eridoIIen
iperoen oiirften. Gie neiiten Der
felben iinb aforber, Die on6 onr9
jeoe onogre giegieritng gum Gooe
berurteilt iper6en tpiir6en.
Die Gage In @igo bat iih erbeb.
Iih aebehert. sles, mas bic gIli.
ierten befiirhteten lit elm gsie6er-
oiifleben oes goIihetpifigeiltes in
2[nbetraht Der Grfolee Der 8olids.
tuifisSriippeil eegefliiber ben Srup.
pen bon GoaifdI aoI9dt I'M @olgn.
Aiffrift
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@efa6rlidle glnaen.

Gan iSrancisco, Gal, 12. Suli.
-9ie erinleudtenOen 9tugen brad
ten Carlos 6. Garcia, einen tribe
rem S6eritlertnnit IN Der glrrnee
GorruBng in Die aIouen Der go
li5ei. @r itebt unter Dem ger6aht,
NIT einem 5ono Der gfegierung I'm
getroge bon 100000 Ourdgebrnnnt
5n iein. Sic imeetD0bnIidJe 6or6,
Der 9lusen @drcios erreoten Oen
8erooht Der goli5ei rno er uuroe
in oem glusenblid feItgenommen, ais
er $4,000 in einer gont binterIe.
gen fuo1te.
Garcia ioI aus Sermoiillo, Conc.
rd, nit Dem GegieruneseelO in lei.
nent 9eiis, sefliidtat iein er Iegte
Gin @eitdnSnis az, iDorin er iogte,
bob ein 6renpo III gioenIcs i'm sur
lat nerleitet babs,
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Wilicit iiitter5cihnct
5epiaioiinesporlaeen
linterbanSelt nit 1interitantsiefretGr
Tolf iiber bic merifaniide
glnselesenbsit.

8aibington IL. Suli. - Grdii-
bent Bilion brofte eeitern biele
Stunoen in ieincat 4ultsaintmer gu,
Inn Reeierunesgeih6ite, bic ii&
ipdbrenb ieiner Seilnfabr bon Srorf.
reid nneeionrmelt bntten, Sit erleoi-
gen. Gr fonierierte nit 3lpei &o-
binettsmitgIieoern uno liilter5eidne-
te ipdter Die 8eipiaieungsborloge
fiir bic 9lrmee, &riegsmarine, 0i'
ltrift Columbia llito Die 9odtraes-
betpiaieuneen. @leiddeitig berlieb
er einen @iberritf ienes @eieses, lin.
ter ipel6em bic GeIepbon. iiuo Sele-
grapbcnIinien oeg 2onoes n1breno
oes Sfrieges unter Sfegierungsfon.
trolle fameu, ourd ieine l1nteridrift
@eiebesfraft.
3ablreide 8etitionetl fir 1tno aid
eegen ben 8ioerruf oes GogIi9t
Spareeieses Ioeen gIeidfolI bot unO
8rdiioent @iIion befubte fid einge-
bend nit oenIelben.
Serr @ilion Itattete i'm 2aufe 6es
Cages aud bent armee. uno Mari-
negeb1u6e eiilen uneriparteten 8e.
iud al uno fonferierte Bel oieier
@elegenbeit nit Sefretdr Daniels,
iotpie aitd NIT ltnteritaatsiefretGr
poIf, in oeIien Office er ith etiua
eine Stunoe lang altfbielt. gr bot
te Elm 8afet midtieer 9fegierungs.
oofumente BEL ii1 unb es nerloiitet,
oaB er nit 9golt iiber Die merifani-
fde Situotion 9erbanbIungen pflog;
oltd Die 9lngelegenbeiten nuf bet
5rieoensfonferen5 ioIlen beiproden
iporoen iein.
Serr GoIf Diro ii9 om 81. Suli
nad Saris einidiffen, mo- er alS Der
gta6folger bes Staatsiefretdrs 2un,
fine funaieren nirb, Der am 10. sSlt-
Ii bier eintreffen miro uno NIT
9errn @olf, Dor 0efien g(breiic nod
forlferieren tpirb.
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Sraftkreiebs 1Din5er
bcietipcrcn ii6


Baris, IL. Sui. - gie frofl50.
iiiden g8ein-s -ssntereiien beginner ei-
men 9ruf auf Die Regierung aus.
8ltiiben nm iie su betuegen in 8a-
ibington borIteIlig 5li fueroen be8iig.
lid beg idrefliden Sdlages, ipel4er
Der fran5oitihen 8ein sSnouitrie
ourd Die 8robibition In oen Ser.
Staaten beriebt miro. 90 Ioutet
elm 8eri9t oes s9etit sSournale".
gaarciiie @uiebier, Braiioent Der
@ein. uno 2if0r.8ereinigllng, mel9e
1T Spu0ifote reprGientiert, erfl1r.
te: o@iner unIerer beiten Mdrften
lit ben fronBoliiden 8einen, Spirit
tltoien uno 2iforen nun berihloiien
8ir berIieren Elm @eIdaft, ueIdes
idbrli6 100,000,000 syrancs inert
mar, Oarllnter aIlein fir 10000.
600 6raues @bantpagner. SSran3o.
iilde 8einbauer 51nOIer, SOB. lno
5loidennoder lperoen unter ame.
rifaniider Grobibition leioen. @s lit
Elm unbeilDoIler Shlog gegen oie
@ieoerbeIebuns 6es @eib1fts in
5ronfreid, mo IN 81 0epartements
@ein otgeboilt miro.
8ir boffen ooB Die Gegierung
Die stufnlertiontfeit g8aibinestons
nuf oieies &eiultat Der 9ro6ibition
IN oen gereinieten Staaten Ienfen
miro. @ir ipiiien, onB mir 1lns ni6t
IN Die inneren AnseIeeenbeiten elm.
miiden fonnen, o6er Die SSolgen
oieier MnBre9el fir 6ronfrei9 Iirl0
10 ernlt, 0oB mir nidt 6o3u i6peigen
biirfen. 8enn 9[merifo nur miiBte,
BOB itniere gtniie, beren S6neio,
9(usonuer itno @eOuIo ii6 pGbreno
0es &rieees 10 beipGbrten, pieI ibrer
@igenidaften oen @einen ltno Cog
nocs Sranfreid)s beroanft."
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Nmfl0liltto eines
9rc6eft Sii6trttitcs
8Oituner SSiidlsrOfbanSIer iuerSen
iueseu 8reistreiberei sn 8elb.
II. Saftitrafen bertrtsiIt.

goiton IL. syuIi. - Gieb5ebn
2eiite, nelde nit Der ssinons. uno
getriebsIeittng Der sSiidinouItrie IN
oen Observation-Disclosures In 8erbin.
Dung iton6erL ipuron mad Dem
GOrreftionsbauie geionht unb slt
@eIoItrafen beriirteiIt. Gle waren
Ibulbig befrn0en poroen, iid) ber.
idtporen at bobett, tudbreno oes Grie.
ges Die Siidpreiie in Ole S0be at
treiben nno elm MonopoI Su fdaffen.
ssiinf geon1te nn0 Sirettoren Der
gop Gtate sSifbing 60. bon Woine
mur6en au je eineru Sabre Soft unO
$1,000 8elOTtrofe nerurteiIt. SnoIf
gIttOere, Die NIT 8tpeigbGniert uno
NIT Der 9ap Stote 60. oTliierten Sir.
men in gerbinonne Ttdnoen, ruiroen
5lt feds @onoten Soft imo $500
Belo6itBe ber1irteiIt.
Die 1lrteiIsbouItrefllng In oHen
ss1llen ipnr6e beridobett,. Bis oos
Sbereeriht betreffs bon ben Inge.
flagten pdbreno Der gerbanoIung
nngenel6eten Ginip1nDen entidieben
bat.
Gds gun6eseeriGt berfiiate beltte
in @erbinoling oontit Die 9EufIoIung
Der @ab State sSiibing 60. itnb Der
Bolton sSiIb Bier Co., inter ben Der.
fiigungen 6es Globton Intttrurt @e.
ietes. 9ds @eridt CAB Die g[nli6t
ab, ooB oieie beioen sSirmeu cine
iibertp1ltiGenSe aontroae iiber Den
SanoeI in frii9en aiiden in oen
nor0atlantiiden Stootm diisIibten.
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5tuiittcnb6nSler ion
auseeicbaltet ttcrSen

Qenoer, Colo, t2. SuIi. sSl
einer om sSreitng bier nbgeboItenen
8eriammlunq Der 8riiberifoft Der
GiienbnbnninidiniIten uno Seiacr
fam ole Sprobe ouf Die boben So.
Iten oes 2ebensunterboItes, Der @e.
reftigfeit, oller 2ebensbeoiirfniiie
uno ieIbIt 6es Sterbens. gs rpur0e
cine Heiolution ongenomuen in
neI6er bic @rridtrna bon offent.
Iiden RGrften uno aiiblanIaeen &c.
foroert rirO, I'M 6aour6 ben 8pi.
i6enbdn6ler, Der Die bon ibm Der.
banoeIte g8ore itet8 beoeiiten6 i'm
8reiIe binnitftreibt, nus5ui6eiOen.
Die 9ieioIution ereift eIeidaeitis Die
@roBidlGhter tpeeen Der bon ibnen
geilbten g1dbrlngsnitteIfontroG an.
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Gin 1tcbcrfluis
aft Cebcnsntittcltt

Boibington 12. SuIi. Gas
ariegs 9epnrtenaent bot nod einen
lleberiduB an 2ebensluitteIn onf
Eager i'm @erte bon $t21 100000,
erfIdrte General u. Mnrfb Dem lin.
teriu9ungsfontitee oes tS1lies; uno
onb Ser groBte Eeil oapon i1on inl
Monat sSe6rnor ais leberiduB er-
tl1rt unb Dem GubIifltm 5ilnt &mlf
ii6ertaIien meroen fontlte. General
Mar6 9ab SIT, oaB Die Grttabrungs-
abteillng oes 2uartieriueiIters
Corps fi9 elmer aritit allsieste, IN.
Dem lie geitottete, naB MaiL[ionen
pon Gfltno Sd)inten rno Spef IN
ben @rmee 2ngerbduiern Dem 8er-
oerbcn anbeint fallen IieB. Die leb-
ten omtlihen 3ablen beaiigIih oes
8orrnts bon 2ebensnitteIn, sic Oil
s. SSuli peroffentliht muroen, mel.
ben: ooB $34,000,000 an Gornbeef.
Sped an $23,600,000, @ornbeef
Saib on $10,000,000, HoaIt 8eef
an $20,500.00O, @efrierfleiidl, ein.
idIieBIid pon @eftiigeI on $4,000.
900, unb eingernodtes @en1iiie on
$23, 100000 i'm 8erte norbonhen
lit. Mord gob sic S9uIo bern
2uortierneiiters Corps, oenn es
tpuroe oeIfielben Die @ollmoht CT.
teiIt, fur6 noh Der 8offenltil[.
itanos- -GrtGarlng, oieielben al Der.
faltfen.
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6ebaltscr10bittts
fir ScrSarbcitcr
9ieielben ,uerben 81 per Sag sr-
balten. 9ieprsauiintipn Der
sSDrb Matomobilwerfe.

Mount glanons, gtid, IL. gu.
II. 8ie bier bon olttoritotiber
auelIe befaltnt miro, bat SenrD
Sor0 ben geidIiB eefaBt BEN ga.
gelobn ieiner MngeIteIlten auf 81 5n
'erboben. 9ieie @ebaItserbobitng
miro lpabri6einlid am 1. Guguft IN
&raft treten.
@Ieid5ettig miro aud bie finor-
5ielle REORGANIZATION Der Soro 1io.
tor GonlpanD befannt gegeben, Der
5lfoIge Senrp 5oro, oeIien Sobn 90.
iel 9. Soro, Der 26 Sabre oIte Nra-
iibent Der gr0Btelt 9(utomobilfobrit
Der 8eIt, itno cine anOere Terfon Die
nIIeinigen 8eiiber Der 5oroperfe
iperOen. Gies Duroa geftern bon
Sront 6. &Iiilgenlmitb, bein @i3e-
8rdiioenten uno @eneraIgeId)dfts-
fiibrer Der 5oroperfe, befannt &C.
2an0sIeltte ipie0er suaufiibrer.
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Raiicnkaltlpf in
Geras aitseebrc1eil

Muffin, Ter, 12. SuIi. - @ou.
berneur SobbD nndte beltte befaniit,
oab cine aolnpnnie Der riibntlih be-
tonnten Seras Maneer rno gtofo.
nnIgnrOiiten bon 9nans un0 anoe-
rem Stdoten nod Gong giep, 3e.
rns, abfonlIuan0iert muroen mo es
geiteru su 8niieilfdmpien gefomnen
iein ion, nobel etlihe gleger eet6fet
in0 cine gln5abl berpunoet iporOen
iein iolen. glnh uur6en Glide SGu.
ier nieoergebrnnnt Gountnriffer
9rnrnlette bon 2onq gieip bate TINT
Suienouna bon Srubpen eriuat. ~
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2lrbciterilitrait
tit 2lmitrallen

Sioneb, g. g. So, 12. SuIi. =
0ie bieiiee organiiierte 9(rbeiter,
ihoft orobt nit einem @enerolItreit
aIs groteit geeen eine @ntideibuno
Ser 8robtn8iaIregieritng BON &ano-
oa, fuelGe Der fonobiiden Iationnl.
@iienbobn bas Hedt CAB. aoblen fir
ibren 8etrieb in @eit 9ireinio,
Ser. Gtaaten 5u foufen, ipd6reno
Die &oblengrdber 0euidottlanog or
beitsIos itn0.