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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-09
WOMEN'S
SMART FALL
SUITS
That Satisfy the Most Discriminating

Suits which are unquestionably smart, made
of materials which are appealingly soft, in
styles that are undeniably becoming-this is
the standard which our Suits have attained
Discriminating women are entirely satisfied
with Suits which bear our label
Suits of tricotine, peach bloom, Yalama,
homespun, gabardine, serge, checked velours,
tinseltone chameleon cloth, velours de laine
and silk duvetyn are priced from $500 to
$4,000 each.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-09
Velvet Handbags in Autumn Styles

Women are asking for vel
vet bags to wear with new
Fall suits and gowns, and
we are glad to have such a
good assortment at mod
crate prices.
Various shapes and sizes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-20
YOUNG MAN DIES
WHILE OVER SEAS;
NEWS COMES HERE

Mrs Mabel W. Wares 1907 Buch-
auan street. IS iu receipt of a tele-
gram stating that her husband.
Chauffeur Eugene NJ Wares. OF the
H. $ Army died February 26th
from pneumonia
Wares was Well known here and
was a member of Ola Troop b lie
was married 90 Miss Mabel Fincher,
1907 Buchanan street. about a year
ago and when the call Go the colors
came be- Joined, going 90 Camp
bowie. where be- remained with the
Ilth supply Company, going TO
France .n July OF 1915 Mr. Wares
came here from Alya, Okla whore
his people reside az the present
time
The telegram did not state whore
hc was a. the time of his death bat
tur letters received prior 10 mis-
death are postmsrked Dan-ne-Moine.
France
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-20

When everything now is CO.
ing Sky-high and nearly all
articles of food have increased
as much as 500, it is a good
thing TO consider using more
of a fOOd which will be nutri-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-20
Syrup Keeps Down Food Costs

tiouS and healthy and at the
same time not cost so much.
Syrupis one Of these fewfOoG8.
Not only is it healthy but it
furnishes to the body the fuel
needed 70 Keep Il going.
The sun., 1919-07-20
STRIKE HALTS RHODE
ISLAND CAR LINES
Receivers Refuse Wage De-
mands of $500 Men.

PROVIDENCE, r l., July 19.-All street
railway lines OF the Rhode Island COM
pany. which cover virtually the entire
State, were idle to-day as a result OF the
strike of 1900 union car men which be.
gan at midnight The company an
nounced that no attempt would be made
to operate cars.
Extra steam trains and automobiles
brought into the business centre OF the
cities the early morning workers The
lack of street car service and the heavy
rain combined to produce a. heavy falling
on In business in the retail stores
AT conference between the receivers
or the road and representatives of the
car men last night the latter receded
from their original demand OF 70 cents
an hour and offered to accept 80 cents.
The receivers had indicated a willing
ness to pay SO cents. an increase of s
cents from the present rate, but would
make no further concession.
A proposal Of the carmen that the
controversy be submitted to the War
Labor Board was rejected by the re-
ceivers on the ground that the board
lacked jurisdiction. because the receivers
were appointed by and were under the
direction of the courts OF the State.
The sun., 1919-07-20
WOMEN JOIN MEN STRIKERS.
Long Island Plant of Standard OIL
Refuses Wage Demand.

Several hundred male employees OF
the Devoe plant of the Standard Oil
Company at Tenth street and the East
River. Long Island City. went on strike
early yesterday when they received the re-
ply of the company refusing demand for
an Increase OF IL cents an hour. Later
in the day they were Joined by all the
wonen in the plant. Police from Hun
ters Point precinct now are guarding
the works. At this. plant are made all
the containers FOR oil shipments abroad.
II Is one OF the most important plants
Of the company in New York Harbor.
Superintendent c. w. Schaeffer Of the
plant told the workers they were paid
the, highest scale for any unskilled labor
lin Long Island. and he reminded them
.abst they had the benefit OF a pension
kund and a sick benefit association.
The sun., 1919-07-20
Dining Room Furniture

Ten-piece American Walnut Suites. in
Guiding Buffet China Cabinet, Extension
and Side Tables, five Side Chairs and one
Arm Chair. regularly $500 $500
Ten-piece Chippendale Model Suites
solid Mahogany hand carved; including
Buffet, China Cabinet, Extension and Side
Tables, five Side Chairs and one Arm Chair.
regularly 1250.00 $500
Ten-piece Windsor Model Suites in crotched
Mahogany, including Buffet, China Cabinet,
Extension and Side Tables, five Side Chairs
and one Arm Chair. 495.00
regularly $500
The sun., 1919-07-20
Decorative Linens

Madeira hand-embroidered and hand-scalloped Linen
Luncheon Sets. ID pieces. set AIS
Madeira hand-embroidered and hand-scalloped LINEN
Tea Napkins. doz. $50
Madeira hand-embroidered and hand scalloped Linen
Tray Cloths each Csc and Soc
Mosaic Linen Tea Napkins with hand-embroidered
corners. doz. $50
Plain Linen Tea Napkins, nd-hemsttched doz. 80
Imitation Cluny Lace Scars with linen center each loo
Luncheon Sets with blue shell edge; 10 pieces set 15O
Liberty and Victory Luncheon Sets of Delft Blue San
itas. set LIS
The sun., 1919-07-20

McCreery Refrigerator house style; Solid Ash
White Enamel finish; solid brass heavily nckelpaed hardware
so in high 215 p.wide and IS in Deep ice capacity Is
The sun., 1919-07-20
Chamber Furniture

Four-piece Louis XVI Model Suites in
American Walnut, including Dresser, Chiffo-
robe, Vanity Case and Bed. 469.5O
regularly 549.50
Four-piece Queen Anne Model Suites in
Mahogany, including Dresser, Chifforobe,
Toilet Table and Bed. ASSOC
regularly $500
Four-piece Ivory Enamel Suites including
Dresser Chffonier, Toilet Table and Bed.
regularly 1900 1880
Four-piece Louis XVI Model Suites in
Mahogany or Walnut including Dresser,
Chifforobe, Vanity Case and Bow-end Bed.
regularly ASSOC 369.50
The sun., 1919-07-20
Labor Troubles Close Plant.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, July ls.-An-
nouncement was made here to-day that
the Haskell & Barker Car Company had
shut down It's local plants pending ad-
justment OF labor difficulties. About
$500 men are affected. The foundries OF
tho plants are excepted from the closing
order, II was said.
The sun., 1919-07-20
"Mc CREERY LINENS"
Famous For Quality

All Linen Damask Tabecloths each $50, $50 and $50
Superior Quality All Linen Damask Tablecloths:
2x2 yards 2x21& yards 2x3 yards
CTS to 1000 $50 to IL. 90 800 to 14.00
Heavy All Linen Damask Table Napkins:
breakfast size ,...............do z $50 to IL. 90
dinner size. doz. $50 to 400
Hemmed Huck Towels. .doZ. l9O, Z5O and 5UU
Hemsttched Huck Towels .doz 2.75, 8 so and $50
Bath Towels heavy quality doz 3.75, 450 and 600
The sun., 1919-07-20
BED COVERINGS
Exceptional Offerings

White Blankets with 4-inch silk ribbon binding match
borders in pink or blue. pr SIS, CTS and $50
Indian Blankets designs striking colors each $50
Comfortables:
Figured Slkolne, cotton filled each 80
Novelty Silk Null tops cotton filled plain borders each $50
Bed Spreads:
Crochet, Marseilles patterns, hemmed each LIS
Satin Marseies hemmed ...................eac each 285
Satin Marseles, scalloped ................eac each ABS
Crnkled Dimity hemmed Observation-Disclosures each 285
The sun., 1919-07-20

8. polar Cub" Electric Far, -6-inch
operate on direct or alternating current; a
10. McCreery Refrigerator, side icer
made of solid Ash, White Enamel finish
45 inches high, 80 inches wide and 1872
inches deep; ice capacity 80 pounds;
provision chamber White Enameled with
removable wire shelves and drain pipe;
solid polished brass hardware. 29.75
regularly 1000
II. Fireproof Pie Plate, - brown with
white lining; mounted in heavily nickel
plated frame. regularly 200 1.35
The sun., 1919-07-20
Extraordinary Values
WICKER FURNITURE

purchases of fine Wicker Chairs This means that we
able to offer them to patrons at great saving
The sun., 1919-07-20

2. Two-Lipped Pure Aluminium Frying
Pan with renewable wood handle; S34
inches diameter at top. 1.25
regularly 1.80
3. Double Rice or Cereal Boiler
highly polished Aluminum; 2-quart ca
pacity. regularly 2.25. 1.35
a. Set of three Tipped Aluminium
Saucepans,-highly polished; 1, ~ and
2-quart capacity.
regularly Ito set 1.35
The sun., 1919-07-20
SUMMER CURTAIN FABRICS
BelOlU Regular Prices

5000 yards Fancy Bordered Scrim and Marqusette
for Summer Curtains regularly SOC and soc, yard 28c
$500 yards Filet Net in White Cream and Ecru-durable
and exceedingly dainty. regularly 65c yard 38c
Drapey Popns, so inches wide in all desirable colors
regularly 2.75, yard LIS
10000 yards imported and domestic Cretonnes, appro-
pirate for hangngs or slip covers. yard Goo
regularly 85c and Ito
Slip Covers made to order at reasonable prices. Est
mates submitted.
The sun., 1919-07-20

S. Canning Rack made of heavy wire;
holds eight jars; fits No. 7 or boiler.
regularly 1.25 85c
6. Atlas E-Z Seal Fruit Jars,-wide
mouth and glass top. A perfectly sani-
tary jar.
pint size. .-............' uoZ. 10
quart size. .............., uoZ. l.0o
y BdllOll Size dOZs 4'OO
7. Aluminium Percolator, highly pol
ished; 6 cup capacity. l.95
regularly 2.75
8. Auto Vacuum Ice Cream Freezer
12-dish capacity. Freezes cream hard
and smooth in SO minutes without
tiresome turning. Just fill it and set it
aside. See Demonstration. 500
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-08
AntisSpratcnbiM pom
Senat aitocmcfitntcn
Die Senatorea Tetcrion nn6 Gimam
pcrtetSiseh has nnaeredte Mndj.
mcrf. -Sears Snat, es itDfc &C.
gen 9ieIisiunsirti6eit.

2intaln ytebr., s. IpriI.-0er
Stnotsienot bat Oie g(nti.Spraden.
borloge bes Gpnltors Simon, &c.
nate :SIe go 81 NIT 80 qegen 2
.Stintmen an9errrlmen glur Ole
Senotoren Ge1rs uno Sonner bon
9mnba itialIrtcn oogeaer. Gears
tit glrpubIifaner irG Sanner 9e.
ntofroi. Serotor. Gears iagte, er
iei fir oie grelifonifieruno oIler
Sdulea. oieit @orI1qe ieooh Der.
ft0be seeeE Die ieIlgi6ie Ssreibeit,
iltoepl fie GcIiaionsunterridt in
Mutter'pra6en btrbiete. 9Ius oie.
icm eI lnoe miiiie CT eegen Die @or-
Iage ftinlmen. ccnotor Sdnner gab
feine GrfI0ruuc Of Gie Genotoren
Gronen iul5 Gmonlon tpuren OBJ
meier6; bo5aa olio niht geItinnt.
Sic Sellot Jrcn Sonlor, SturrL
&ouiton unb gtenl Dnren bci Der
abitimtaing and nbtueIeno, fie
nllrOen nber bsreingeritfen itno
itimnli.n fir Sie Sriginaltorloee.
SphA4or asisr'on einpfatl bic
amldbne oes Mlaiorit1tsbaridts
nit eintr feaf f.hipo6en 9feoe. gr
ioqte er f0ne ri1t einiebe1 mel
den lltterifia6 e made, ob SIC.
Iiaien5unteriht in Der Wtlitter.
iprade ooer in Der 2dnoesiprade
erteiIt neroe, riit0e. SIN @eaenteil,
er baIte es fin redt, ont gfeligion
in Scr ensli'dcu Spra1e ertetlt
meraan ntiiiit
Smotor c;ul1n, Ser 8oter 6es
ilnamerifoniiden @o1merfes, Der.
iu6te sosielot 1T ebeuio ithpn6en
8orten ipie 9rtcr'on Slt oerteiSi9en.
Gr fnEte, frii1e, ci er 0dfiir gene.
len, nob MIR ircIt!ibp S1der in Der
cneliidltn 5prrne gelebrt gperoen.
ioI(ten, iest a1er babe pr ieine SIT.
itften gednoert. GroBoeut er 5fparI
Ole g. iinoe oes Genators 8eterionI
fir h:e @rnbiChnmg Der Borlage
niGt hegreifo.t sSnne, iei er bod
ieine alpiidt an Der ieini9enI
su MAIDEN. Sir tie republifoniideI
8ortci fiirft cS oIleroinqg giinIti.
ger fem tpenn bic @orIage IN ibrer|
ieeiacn 6oiiind nidt ohaehomnenI
pernan piiros
9a Der gSneIcae oie 9rinelih-
fcitsflciiel anqebcAgt lit, ipir6 iie
in aroft tras.en ioba(o iie bonn
@oubcraeur pnttrsqi6net lit.
9as neue @cife perbietet alien
ireuoiprad)lideu unterridt in 6i.I
4ribat.. @en1etnoe., Son.
SdnIen unter Dem 9ten
8rao ntl0 noAt Die engliid1e Spra.
he 0;e ltnterridtsiprode in aIlen
Sddern ond in oer grteiIung bon
Religionsrnterriht.
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8aris, S. s[pril. Qtniteo 8reB.)
- 9rdiioent @ilion bat iib BON iei.
renl ltnipobllein pieOer lomeit Ell
boIt, bob, ipie eripdrtet miro, er an
oer 1eutigen &onferen5 Ger n@roben
Gier~ miro teilnebmen fGnnen. gr
fonnts geiterr oas gett berlaiien un0
lpeiite nit srou g8iIion.
Ser llmitano, onB 4rdiibent @il-
Jon g(nor0nungen getroffen bat, Oet
9dn1pfer George @oibington IN
Brett fir feline 9fiidfebr rnb ben
Ser. Staoten bereit gu bnltenL bat
au tpeitgebetloen Spefu(ationen gln.
loB gegeben. glnfdngIih glaubte
man. Ddb er ieinen &oILegen bic
WfitteiIung MAIDEN ipollte, OaB er
NIT imnotigen 8eridleppungeit fer
tig iei uno ob8ureiien eeoenfe. sSea-
te ober beiBt es, oaB altd er an einen
6rieoen 3u Sitern CLAUDE uno iid
nur auf cine fhneGe 5nbrt nnh
g(rnerifa borbereite, ioIIte Oas sSrie-
0ensprotofoa irnerbnlb 8lpei @oden
unter5eidnet tperoelt.
glm Gddmittog ion oie srd9e
Der 8erol1tipnrtIiffrit fir oen &rieq
bon Der n@roBen 8ier@ beiproden
iDeroen.
gSie 0ie oeutiden 9elegnten be-
hnnoelt per6en foIlert, tpenn iie
fdIieBlih nod 8eriaiI[es fonlnen lit
big iebt nod nidt er6giItig beitirnrtt
iporOet. Bon beridieoaner Seite
miro propbe8eit, 0aB lie Die grlaub-
nis erbalten meroen, ie6en @uilft au
beipreden, mas fpaArideitllid1 eitlen
gleid lnngen 3eitraunt In Anipriid
nebrnen miro, iuie es Sen Nniierten
nabm, ii6 at ei1ligen. 9lnbers tpie-
Der iino Der gniid5t, oaB oos Gorge.
ben, oos in ben @affenitiIlltanbsber.
banoIungen befolgt f6ur0e altfreht
gebaIten iperoen tpir6. lln0 6ds be.
0entet, oaB Ben feinoliden 8ebon-
tlaftigten MIR erloubt tneroen Mir
Be, etlihe Ginipenoungen ait MAIDEN,
1n0 oaB ibnen oann be6eutet miro,
5u unter8eidnen. 90 biel icbeint
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sSitriiG BON Sraitkrcie6,
iteHcn ltcb Sem Gcridbt

gaelp gorf, 8. g(priI. Bier illnse
Burden bntten Dor ~ Snbren
eines gtabts ein gtuto 3a einer Spa.
5icrfobrt benubt, o1ne ben 9cliber
1un grlaiibnis su fraaen. gor Oen
glidter aebradt beripraden iie, ii6
su iteIlen, ipenn auriif bon 5rdnf.
reid. @eitern iuoren fie eri9ienetL
0rei ipeni9Itens. an Stelle oes bier.
len itano iein alter 8nter, Der ieines
Gognes 3oo in ser Shla9t oGs
@rlln6 Der gl6ipeienheit dngab.
Gie orei lpur6en prompt entlaiirn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-08

SSalnes 9aidfen 10 Sabre alt.
5rau gtiflen.
5rau @orlano 8osmell, 324 iiiOt.
49. 9lbe.
Senrp 6orte. 1921 Capitol.
Hutb Sarte.
fyrau s. @ibion. 633 iiioI. 81.
Ctr, acknowledgment.
S. @ibion, Sdnitttpun6en lnO
auetidungen.
Srnn 5ronf 8eitor, 1915 llnoer.
ipooo 9loe., SAnittlpunoen uno
2ueti6ungen.
8ilbur WleDers, 25t6 norOI. As.
Strg Sdlithuunoen un0 Guetidun-
gen.
Soiepb @affnep sda0el6ru6, i'm
5oro Soipitsl.
6rant 9rereL ia n6roI. 49.
Ctr.
SSrnu 6rdnf 0rereI.
sSrau 9. 6. 9lllen, 81. ltno Sop.
pelton, 9fiideft perlebt, Shnittipiitt-
ben.
6rou S. q. eflcs, 4So9 gsebiter
Stro 5dnitte al Der Sa1o.
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PSbere cSbme fir
Giicnbabncr

8nibin9ton, s. 2lpril. General
Gireftor Sites nno 8ertreter Der
4 groBten 8riioeridaften Der Giien.
babndngeitellten fontet geiteh 5li ei.
rem 6efinitipen geidluB iiber 2obne.
@an ertrartet Die antitnoigiing bin
nen ipeiiqen gogen.
GbiuobI pe6er Serr Sineg nod
Sic 9ertreter iidJ barber berlultten
IicBen, bleibt oos @eriidjt, ooB 0as
@erlnngen bon ~ 2obnung fiir
lleberaeit abgeidlogen lei.
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sdlnt ben gLnsEdnNrrn.

Iioo.Geit, ben s. glpril
treter Der fren0en gieeiqris1
iibergoben Ser bieligeu 9iegirI
Elm Memoranoitnl, tporin Dem 81
iInb @igelttrm bon ausIdnoerfI|
n6tiee i5dus berI1ugt miro.
iingariide Reeieritilg Bat lii5 !
Der 5oroerling einperltnltoen
fl1rt. @roBe Maeniheuntaiien iu
ten eeiteru Der glitiperbiin0 /
6reiipiGigen fir bic Rote
fei.
Gie Oeiitihipredertoen aorflIis
ften bielten geitern oben0 eifa s
ienberiomnLling al.
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fiat be6en oen llniberlit1tsiennt OBJ
aeiett ulo oie @ertpnltung einem
Rat pon Stuoenten uno 9rofeiIoren
iibertroeen. 8ie Wliindener geeuelte
glahridten baben einen glppell on
Sas oerti6e Bolt geridtet. in mel
dem INN g[nidIlB an Die Gobiets
eriudlt mir0. g(Ier Deneinidoit
NIT glosfe, ebert, Sdeioemonn uno
Gr5berger miro III Dem gfuiriif ent.
ingt.
Grid. s. g(pril. ssn gdpern
1T uon Der nellen Sobiet aegIcrung
Elm oagenieiner Streif beiobIen NOR.
oen. 60 meloet cine beutige Gepe.
idlc. Gie g'ilrgcrporteien nno biz
9daern oroben nit einem Geaen.
iireif ino elmer RieienbIofooe 0liin.
dlens. Tie olte, ais So5idIiiteu Be,
ite9erbe 9ieeieruHs bat iih geiueI.
CERT, obiuonnten.
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Die g0Lferliaa.

baltllne qllter SodlItraBeu aitsa|
ideint groBen gtnflang gefltn0eit
laben.
sSySn Getroit foil5elltriert fid
&allptirtereIie Inn ben allfauf !
StraBenbabnen Otird) Die Sto0t
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Giles anf cine aorte iett, obne Die
Solgen Su beoenten, Die Elm Ser.
iagen oieier adrte nod it'd Siebt.
GaB Der General 9uoenoorff in oie.
fer @eiie eeban0elt bnt, Oabon babe
id mid als Gorlnmentnrier lno crit
rcdjt oIs N1itglie0 0es Stabinetts oes
&rin5en g1ar iiberseueen fonnen.
SD 0urfte Inn 10 nebr BON einem
Soior6eur 'prehen, ols Gen. gu.
oenOorfi. pie oftenmdbis feititebt,
an I. Cftober 1918 ieIbit erfI1rt
hat: sd fonme mir por iDie Elm
Sd bin niit Der @er-
liheritiig meinsr Sodlnttiiug guer
eySeaen5 gong ergeberer @bilipp
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4oeril,ines Scblt sitii5
Beine6c leincs 1,af

9lelp gorf. 8. sglpril. 3n
@oiIdgieren, bic nit 5efretdr q
geltern bic gfeiie nod 6rnuf|
nntratea ee60rten aud Mal
Der 9.jdbrige Spbn 8eneruI g53
ings, lno iein gieiiebegIeiter,
aeunt Mels. v
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SdeiSemann SinbeaburG-gricf-
iuedIel ii6er sn6enOorff.

BroBes Soubtquortier, 16. sSebr.
t919.-@ure greeaen5 baben in Der
5ibung Der MISUNDERSTANDING
ON 13. 5ebruor @eneral 2uoett-
ocrff ols Saiarbeur beaeihnet. Did
trno bielc anOere, Sic Dem General
SSloenoorff treu ergeben iino, muB
oieies Nort, bon perolltportlider
b69iter GeidsiteIle geipro6ert iebr
berIeten. General 2noenoorff lit Elm
eIiiben6er 9otriot uno bat MIR oas
Bette fur oas oeutibe Golf in ieiner
froftnollen 9lrt eritrebt. 9os geipil.
ierlloie oher lci9tfertiGe g8eien oes
Soidroeurs lieet inn goua fern. SD
fam nitt anne6men. 0eB Cure @r.
seIlen5 meinem trelten Dlitorbeiter
in ib'perer striegS3eit. fir oeiieu
Gun i'd berantwortlidl mar, oas
refine nn0 ernIte g9irfen fir oes
8oterlarSes 8obI ba6en oblprehen
mo1en. @tit ber @erIiderung meiner
Sohadj'iing bin ih @trer @r5eaen5
eree6ener bon Sinoeu6nrg, @ene.
rnlfeIOmnridaa.
SheiSemnnn nnttDortete: @nrer
bari i'd nieiH geOanern
ooriiber onsiprehen, OaB meme
aeuBeriiHo iiber General 2uoeu.
oorff eure Gr5eaen5 nerIest bot. SSsll
scr Sodp ieibit fam if aber bon
nicinen Aortcn nidt abaehen. ga.
lnroeue uenne id eiuen Wlonn, Der
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@idiaaas N6timmnna ii6er gier.

Detroit, W2idl., 8. glpril.-9ie
geItriqen sSriibiabrsmoblen Nai6i.
eons bnHOelten fid aud iun Die
ssrage, Of Ieihfe Beine inO Bier
erlaubt iein ioIlten. 9os @eiultat
lit nod nift befdnnt. ober bon 85
greeincts = es fino i'm @onSen
23OO- -61ben 5000 filr uno 20.t15
aegen Oos 4aen0rment geftimmt.
Tieie precincts iiro faIt ale atf
Dem 2anbe. Gin an6rer @eIetpor.
itbl1g. SaB Der Stdot gonos I'M Be-
trose bon $50,000,00O sur CT.
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pc oboIIfefuiitii6er @o3inIiiten@
bronsen in cine @eriammlitng Der
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cine S9ldgerei nobel Stiible uno
g8dffen gebraildt tpur6en
Cine arSabl Der aGlnpfer nur0en
ihlper perIebt. ebe Die goIi5ei an
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@erIitIt BON 700 Eoten nno
lDun6eten tno 108 @efnngenql1
GSreitoee. Gie @erbiinOeien ii
fcire @erIuite.
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gssne gerOffentlidnnsen in 9entIdJ.
lamb. - griefiuedicl siuiiden
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No6ridt. bob cine umfonsreid|e lln.
terinhung iiber Die Griegfii1rttng
.angeItelt iper6en ioIte BEL ipelder
an erI.sr SteIle General 2noenoorifs
Same genolnt ipuroe. SSn nonIte-
ben6em Iofen mir MN eirlige aus.
i1nitie aus Oeuti1en @IGttern fol-.
gen, oie in 8erbin0itng NIT oieIer
Sode BON sSl1tcreiie fem m0oen:
Berlin Ga General GU
oenSorfF Bat Sen @eianoten in ao-
penbngcn Tim 6ie ltebermittlung
foloenoen ghreibeng on Sen 8r6Ti.
oerten Der oelltiden HepubIif, ebert.
gebeten. SER 4rdIiOentl SSn 9to-
bember ber[ieB i6 9etttihIon6. Sic
@riinOe fin6 S6nen felt oomols be-
fannt. Sd fontme iebt ipieoer oaraltf
auriid. SD babe bier fiir Das oeltt-
it6e Soft meine 2ebensarbeit i9rift-
lib nieOeroeIegt, Elm 8erf, BON benz
ib boffe, oaB oos @oterIano borolis
lernen miro. SD mill Dem oeuti6etl
Golfe fpeiter 0ienen, ipie iA es bis
bcr tot. ssSSn Sen StunDen Ser geot
brnitdt es iepe aroft. Sin GROCER
SeiI 6cs oeutfhen 9olfes itebt ge.
Qen mid. Gs lit fir oas @oterlono
ioipobl ais aud fir mid notig, BOB
aImdbIi9 alnrbeit ooriiber berrift,
mas if ipdbreno Der bier &riegs-
iabre tot, nnO no bie l1rlade ltniereS
lfngliifs Iiegt SD febre iett nnb
9eltidlano 5triiG lm0 bite oie Sic.
aierttng, 0ieie alaritelGlmg berbei3u-
fiibren. (o6rff. 3tg. y
2nbenSorff ii6er Oem militGriIdcn
3ninmmcnbrnd 9entidJlanbs.
Berlin. 27. 5e6r-ger bier an.
ipeIenoe @enerol 2u6en0orff ge.
Ip1hrte einein 8ertreter Der Sele-
cine 1lnterre0ltng iiber
Sen milttiriifen 3uiamlnenbruh
8eittihlanos. 9obei betonte er, 0aB
er ie rlnaer Der arieg oaiterte, De-
ito gr6beren @ert auf bic Gtirn-
nt1tng bes &oIfes gelegt babe. 9ie
bonn Is. g(ugult 1918
bitten ibm qe5ei9t, bah Die 2riegs-|
fiibigfeit oes beuti9en @olfeS einet
gaieoergane erlitten
b1tte, oeiien 3unabme NIT Cider
belt fpeiter 5it eriparten mar. 9arauf
iet er Ntitte gluguit 1918 nit Der
an Die 9teaierlra beron-
Ietreten, oaB Ser 5eino 6ur9 8af-
niht gum Srieoen ae-
Ipungen iperoen fonnte. Ser aoiier
mo Der aronprin5 berlimerten ibn1
lie bdtten iintner 6en iSrieoen &c.
poIIt. 2t6enoorff ipra6 sen 8linid)
lits, einem 9fi9ter acknowledgement |
III meroen. or nilroe jeOen Wfen-
den NIT geluloeH Bertdn0e oblle
Soreingenomnenbeit ols 9fidter
iber iif nnerfennen.
3u oieiqr llnterreollnQ bemerft |
ser nGortpdrtS": o2noenoorff oedt
eIbit Die Quelle ieiner Sdulo ouf,
noem er 0en Stinlnlltngsfaftor oIs !
zen entideioell6iten oes Grieges ber-
,orbebt. Gr babe, onitott Dem oent-
den GoIfe ein5uiddrfen oaB es
iir ni6tS fGinpfe oIS fir iein naftes
seben linn elm triigeriibeS &rarm- |
ills eines Gro6erlinasfrieoens bor-
JeIpiegelt uno bonit Die Stinl-
nung int 2onOe aerriittet. 8ei ei-
lem Sei[ BEG Golfes babe er gerooe.
II tpubniuibige fulidle @oritelllngen
,cr gegebenen Qrdftebarbdltniiie
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