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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23
WORDS FOR WINE BRING
JOY TO CALIFORNIA

San Francisco, May 2O.-Word of
President Wilson's recommendation
to congress that wartime prohibition
be suspended insofar as wine and beer
are concerned was the signal today
for a city-wide outburst of joy by
those interested, led by representa-
tives of the San Francisco brewers
and dispensers. Brewery whistles, in
Guiding a large siren OF n of them,
were blown when the news of the
presidents recommendation spread.
Rudolph Samet, president of the
California State Brewers association,
announced that he has arranged to
renew brewing Of beer Immediately,
and that in San Francisco a daily out
put Of $1,000 gallons, compared with
an output of $4,000 gallons when
brewing ceased, will be started.
He also announced that plans for
removal of breweries to China or else
where will be temporarily abandoned.
CALIFORNIA; 1919 vintage of $780,
900 acres of wine grapes, valued at
$40, SOC, 900, will be saved if Presi-
dent Wilson's recommendation that
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23
TIC START INVESTIGATION.

Congressman Carl w. Riddick OF
Montana, member of the agricultural
committee, declared that at the earl
lest opportunity he proposes to start
an investigation into the reasons fol-
the unfair favoritism which has char
acterized the policy Of meddlesome
interference with all kinds of bust.
ness by numerous bears whose auto
cratic functioning has disguised ev.
erybody.
AS one of the many examples Of
fragrant unfairness, Congressman Rid
dick points to the recent official an
nouncement of the wheat corporation
at New York refusing to permit
American wheat to be sold abroad
The reason given for this restriction
is to keep our wheat in this country
and to keep down the price.
Later comes an announcement
that a similar government board is
acting as salesman in foreign mar
ketss for the packing houses OF this
country. 1t is declared that large
quantities of canned meats from
American packing houses are to be
sold abroad by government agency
in order to keep these goods off the
home market, to keep the price uI
to a proper level.
It is abominable that the present ad.
ministration uses its government
agencies to automatically discrimi-
nate against one group of American
citizens and the product of their la
Dor, by denying them the right tc
foreign markets and at the same time
uses the same authority to favor an
other group Of citizens by seeking
foreign markets to increase the prof
it's on their products.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23

the wartime prohibition on wines and
beer be suspended, if adopted, Off
Gals of the California Grape Protec-
tive association said here today.
Hundreds of Italians and other al
lens interested in wine grape growing
and wine manufacture are planning to
leave the country, according to the Of
flee of the collector of internal rev
enue here. The office announced that
it understood a special steamer had
been chartered to take a large num-
Der of Italians out of this port to
Italy, but no confirmation of this re-
port could be secured.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23

sitting in Washington in the review
of about 5000 sentences pronounced
bv courts-martial during the war has
dealt already with 1858 cases. In
1921 of those cases clemency has been
recommended, and the average SEN
tence of seven years and four months
reduced to one year and nine months.
In all 1889 years have been cut from
the aggregate sentences already re-
viewed. In two instances where life
Imprisonment was the penalty i'm
posed by the court-martial, the SEN
fences were reduced, in one case to
twenty years and in the other to two
years.
"But," it is asked, "what of the Of
ficers who were guilty of imposing
those barbarous s%entences?" Appoint
ed from civil life, many of them, they
were given authority by the secretary
of war to pass judgment upon the
boys of our civilian army. Although
most of them were totally lacking in
judicial or legal experience they were
permitted by those in authority at
Washington to blast tn" lives OF young
men who were so unfortunate as to
come within their power. There IS
no practical difference in sentencing
a nan to prison for life and in kill
ing him. If it is found later that his
punishment should have been but two
years in prison then the men respon-
sible for imposing the life sentence
are morally guilty of attempted MUIR
der, or at least of a callous dlsre-
gard for human rights that is crlm-
inal.
| Why should they not be apprehend-
ed and made to take some OF their
own medicine? The protection that
the secretary of war may throw
around his appointees in the army
| should not be allowed to cheat justice
in making an object lesson of those
officers who have so outrageously
abused the discretion entrusted to
them.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23
Helping Hand Society Meet on Mex
Thursday Afternoon.

o00
On Thursday afternoon, May 18th,
the Helping Hand society of the Bap-
fist church met in the basement of
the church and enjoyed a very pleas
ant business and social session.
The business meeting was opened
by a scripture reading by Mrs. En-
DRY Pease, followed by an impressive
prayer offered by Nh. White. Ar
rangements were made for a member
ship contest and members were urged
to do active service along this line.
At the close of the social hour a
very tasty lunch was served by the
hostesses, Mesdames Christinson and
Huston. Besides the regular members
there were several guests present.
The next meeting will be held next
Thursday at the church, from three
to five o'clock, and the hostesses will
be Mrs. Markle and Mrs. Walker. An
invitation has been extended to every
one to attend.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE

NOTICE OF SHERlFF'S SALE
In the District Court of the Eight
eenth Judicial District of the State
of Montana, in and for the County
of Hill.
The Havre National Bank, a Corpora
ton,
Plaintiff,
VS..
Mary E. Ling White and C. B. Ling,
Defendants.
To be sold at Sheriff's sale on the
14th day of June, 1919, at 200 o'clock
p. M, of said day, at the front door
of the Court House in the county of
Valley, state of Montana, at Glas-
gov, Montana, the following property:
Southeast quarter (SEA); south
half of the northeast quarter (Sh-
NED and lots numbered one o. and
two (2) of section n G), and south
west quarter of the northwest quar-
ter (SWANWA) section five (5),
township twenty-seven (27) north of
range forty-two (42) east, Montana
meridian, and the east half of the
northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter (EhNEASEA) of section
twelve G2), township tw%enty-six (26)
north of range forty-three (43) east,
Montana meridian.
Dated this 23rd day of May, 1919.
c. W. POWELL,
Sheriff.
H. S. Kline and C. B. Elwell, Attor-
neys for Plaintiff, Havre, Montana.
May 23-30-Jun 6-13
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23
Birthday Celebration.

Mrs. w. C. Weeks entertained on
Friday last, in honor of her daugh-
ter Nancy's tenth birthday anniver-
sary.
The little ladies spent a most JOY
u afternoon playing games and in
partaking of delicious refreshments
provided for the occasion. Each guest
received a dainty souvenir OF the
event, and Nancy was the recipient
of several pretty gifts and the best
wishes Of her friends for many
happy returns Of the day.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23
A FOURTH.

Sir Josephus Daniels, N. g. E., is
on the sea, homeward bound. The
gifted Baker is back with us once
more. Thus, to and fro between the
seat of our government on the banks
of the Seine and its subsidiary branch
on the banks of the Potomac do the
various administration departments
joyously fit as the impulse of the
wanderlust moves their hayward fan
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23
Food Sale.

Another food sale will be held at
Strains store on Saturday, May oath,
beginning at 10 o'clock and continuing
throughout the entire day. The sale
will be conducted by the ladies Of the
Helping Hand society, and they re-
quest those wishing to buy to send in
their orders early.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23
Peck-Steiner

Wednesday at the hour of twelve
o'clock occurred the marriage of Eli
cen Steiner of North Dakota and Sher-
mar J.. Peck of Nashua, Montana. The
Rev. Frank E. Henry performed the
ceremony, which took place at the
parsonage of the Congregational
church.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23
Missionary Circle.

The ladies of the Christian church
will meet on Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. A. E. Smith on
Sixth avenue south. The hostesses
of the afternoon will be Mrs. O. Null
and Mrs. Smith, and members and
friends of the organization are cor
diallv invited to attend.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23
Miss Zita Freidl Entertains With
Dancing PARTY,

About thirty high school boys and
girls were royalty entertained on
Tuesday evening by Miss Zita Freidl
who gave a dancing party for her
friends at her home.
Delicious refreshments were served
during the evening.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23

Plan Social Gatherings for Summer
Months.
A large gathering of ladies met in
the capacity Of the Methodist Ladies'
Aid in the church parlors on Wednes-
day afternoon. The ladies engaged in
sewing for the Red Cross refugees,
and made plans for several social
affairs which are to occur during the
summer. An invitation to meet with
the Baptist ladies at their regular
meeting which will be held on Thurs
day afternoon was extended to the
aid and accepted.
A delightful lunch was served by
the hostesses, Mrs. o. M. Christinson
and Miss Mcmillan.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23

Next week opens the Clean Up and
Paint Up campaign. Said John to
Jim, 81 will, will you?" Said Jane to
Susan, 81 will, will you?" There you
are-everybody's willing. They made
the good resolution. Will they carry
it out? You bet they will. Will you?
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23

Congregational Ladies Meet on we'd
nesday Afternoon.
Mrs. l.. L. Hapgood and Mrs. Fred
Alvord entertained the ladies OF the
CONGREGATIONAL Aid on Wednesday
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Hap
good.
Plans were made at this meeting
of the Aid to secure the services OF
the Billings Polytechnic Institute in
giving a musicale in the city in the
near future. A very interesting let
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23

ter was also read from Miss Macie
Moore, who is still serving her u
try in France.
The hostesses served a very appe-
tizing lunch at the close of the after
noon. The attendance was very good,
there being about thirty present.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Peter Peterson.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23
Ladies of Altar Society to Hold

The ladies of the Altar society will
hold a sale Of roses, carnations, ferns
and potted plants at the office OF the
Markle Transfer Co., on Friday, May
3Oth.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23
Society News
By Our Society Edftor
Ball on Decoration Day.

The Royal Neighbors will give a
ball in the Fireman's hall on Fri
day evening, May Both. The general
public is cordially invited to attend.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23
Mrs. ]. L. S~lattery Will Entertain the
L.. M. l, Study Club.

L. NJ. /. Study Club.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. J. L..
Slattery will be hostess to the men,
bers of the L. M. l. study club at her
home on Third avenue south.
Miss Switzer and Mrs. C. w. Kamp-
fer will have charge of the program
at this meeting.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23

A baby germ poked out his head,
Said: "Pa, l see the light"
And Pa responded: "Gee, we're done!
MY, how them Clean Ups fight"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23

TOO MUCH AUTHORITY.
Washington, May 20.-1t is report
ed that the army clenency board now
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23

Mrs. j. Jocelyn of Wolf Point,
Montana, is visiting this week with
Miss Mae Hills and Mrs. D. E. Par
sons.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-05-23
Can the can. Do it now!
HOW TO E UP AND
PAINT UP.

Get busy.
Bat the rat.
Use the hoe.
Swat the fly.
Don't knock.
Plant flowers.
Rake the yard.
Kill the germs.
Burn the rubbish.
Plan for a garden.
Clean up everything.
Go after the garbage.
Paint up, inside and out.
Help to make your town healthy
wealthy and happy,
A baby germ poked out his head,
Co:l, xDo coo }ha HuhtiV
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-29
Reeiertttteskeittrcuc
ser Dr6btc bis 1920

8aibington, 80. San - 9os
Saus goitoffice aontitee itintrnte
geitern tlodnlittde fir Negierltngs.
fontroIle Ser 09r1bte" biz 81. 9e'
5entber 1919.
glae @aBregeIn Der Mtoon gia.
6ie ouf 8eritdatlidung binauslnu.
fen tparen olsgeItriden tpornefi. 8ie
Sill, pis fie bonn aoHlitee aulebt an.
genonunen tpor6en ipar, lit Elm
aomprouliB 8tpiihen Oenen, bic Die
v9rdbte4 iofort sliriideritatten uno
oenen, Die gu @uniten elmer 2-idbrt'
gen neiteren aontroIle tporen.
8ouit iialo nIle glusIibten ouf
Beritaatli6ung binf1aig gelpor6en.
3tpar beobiidtigten Die @efiiriporter
bon @eritadtIidung, Den aonIpf 5u
erneuern iie goben ober ielbit at,
6oB g(lsiidten nltf GrfoIg au gering
Ieien. l1ripriingli9 mar cine Gon.
trolle nur Bis gum GrtcoenSihluiia
borgeTeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-29
ll,ien erbdlt iitcbr
11abriiitosniittel

g8ien, 2S. San. - Cine slueiie
8abn5ugGa0ltnq giabrungsitOffe, bol}
Ser britii1en slrnlee in sStaIiel1 aes
ioi6t, fubr bon 8iitren30 AZ llnb
oiirfte an @tittipoh iii @ien EN-
treffen. Die 8erteiluna Ser efifef1
oerartigen 8uglaoltng, iueIde iiineft
in 8ien etntrat bat 1rter aufiidt
oe8 Ntaiorg 81tbell, Chefs Oer Britt
iden @lilit4rfonlr1iiliou, begonnea.
ga nod illuter in g9ien fobeIbaite
Ereiie fir gtobrungsnlitfel besdbIt
meroen 10 puroen helonnere @ors
fidtsmoBnabule1 getroffen, oanlit
Dieie 2ebensnlitteI nid]t In Die @on.
ne bon @rofitbaien fallen. Ger gros
Bere 9ei[ Ser 8orrdte wir0 an grllle
in 8ipn fret berteiIt. 9lan ertnnr-
tet nod NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oungen aus Stalien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-29
Senator barSitto
ereift 1pilicit an

Glebelan6, g., 80. San. @ele4
oentIid) oes bieiigen @tcainIen San.
fettS ipnroe 8nnoesienafor @1rren
IS. Sar0ins BON 9bio ais oer
u1dAite republifaniid)e 8rdii0ent-
lbofsfanoioot Ser Ser. Staofeas
borgeiteGt. Stl ieiner ReOe iaate 9ar-
bling unter dn0eren:: Sic notiouafe
9fegierunq treibt Bel glbupiellbeit
oes 95r1iioenten ln0 obne cine 9tlt.
torit1t i'm @refutibItltble iDie cit
iteuerIoie8 Boot oabin. Geds Sabre
lang bat Brdiioent 8iIion ben Son.
greB geifullneiitert; oerielbe uers
mag nidtS at urtterilebuleil nllBer
er gtbt feline Ginmiaigung oa8n,
Damn aber ldnft ct in idperea Sci.
ten 0abon un0 binterIdBt fiientan0,
Der OH ieiner StelEe oie 5dulnlei.
fterrollc iiberninnlt. @Iiidliferineiie
bat cine @lebr9eit Inn 2on0e 0aFitr
geforgt Die 1lngIiidlideit 3uItdnOe
nah Dem 4. @}ars anoers alt geltal.
ten"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-29
&Olonicll
bilorll 3Gnfapf6|
ptdiiSent lpilicn bcitcRt Saranf, Safs Sieic Sra9
aitf 6runS ser frir5ipien Ser Eiga Ger
1iaticnen acrceclt tpcrScn icn
alutralien unS Japan perlartscn Scntfdbc Jtiell

8aris, 30. San. (llniteo BreB.)
@s miro erlpartet, jDab grdiibent
8ilion beute 0arorf 6ringen miro,
oab Die sSrage Ser oeutiden &oIonien
uno Die neutrality-suspicious. beltte
nod erleoigt iueroen uno 5lpar aitf
@rlunb Der 8rinaipien Der 0ationali-
t1tenligd. 8ieies tpiir0e beoeitten,
oaB Die &olonien bon Ser 2ign Der.
paltet neroeu ioGen. gs iheirt
iif>er, 6oB SSopon llnO gtuitralien Bel
Der belttigen Sisung Oes Bureaus"
oarouf oriugen miro, Die bon ibnet
i'm StiIlen S5ean beiebten oeutihen
&olonien 3u bebalten. 8ilion ober
Bot Die llnterltiiBung @roB6ritan-
MEMS, bos nit Ser 8ilion'i6en SS6ee,
in Sen oe1ti6en nfritoniI6en Solo
MEN eine 8eripoltltng unter britiiber
glufiidt ein5uieBen, einberItan0en lit.
Rr1iiOent Sugbes bon Gultralien
mari geItern elm itarfes milit1rii6es
2lrgunent ins @etpi6t unb periudte
5u beipeiieg tpesbol6 0elttih. .Neu9ui-
neo un6 Samoa on Iltitralien fallen
iollten. @s gilt, be6eltten6e Shnie-
rigteiten aus Dem 8ege gu rarmen,
ebe man it6 bieriiber geeinigt baben
miro
sSopa1 berlongt oie @tnridnIl8 n1o
oie aarolinen Snieln, melde 8pii6en
9(uItrnlien uno aSSopon ionie alt6
8lpif9en ben 8bilippinen u10 ben
Ser. Stooten liegen. 9luitralien err
martet, 6oB bic 9elegaten Der Ser.
5taaten Die 6or0erungen Sopans aGs
cine 8e0robung Der Milippinen Su-
ieln betra9ten peroat; es miro ilt-
oes outoritatib eeiagt, oaB elm ioI-
der @e6anfe ben alnerifaniI9en Ser
tretern fern liegc.
3ie Sreibeit Der Meere cine sSra-
qe, Die nebr ooer ipeniger nit onoe-
rem Sragen aufgeJaiift mar, muroe
geItern gum erlten Wfal bon oeln
sSiinferfonlitee beriibrt. 9ie 8eipre-
dung nar pribater gtat1n. 9ie See
geiebe ipuroen 0urd]geIeben, 10 me-
nieItens miro ongenpnlulen, un0 Die
8eipredungett nabmen allnGblt6 Die
fornl elmer 8ebatte ar. ob9leid 6ie
idlieBli6e 8eile9ltng Der Srage Der
2iga Der gtationen iiberloiien mer0en
ioG.
2ie geitrige Geriamurlpng Ser
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-29
2laSeutie6e IinS Gra
Haticr nod crecbeit

qlmlteroam. 90. Sau.-9ie 0eut-
ide goltspartei, meld]e iib gum gro-
Ben &eiL ans 9lnoeuti6en iin0 Sltn-
fern 6uianmeniest, bat eirer Ser
liner 9epeide 5ufolge an @r-&ai-
ier 8tlbelm anIdBlid oeiien so,
@eburtstages nodltebenOe 8epeide
geianot: 0Ganfbaren Ser5ets err
fennen mir ois Mrbeit Gp. MoieitGt
ot, Die sic fir baS 9euti6e 9fei6
lulo oas Delttihe 8olf pGbren0 mebr
aIS oreiBig SSabren berri6tet baben.
Son Ser3eit niinIden mir @m. 0ta-
ieitdt fir Oen Heit beS 2ebenS 5rie-
ben unO geben Sbnen Die 8erii9e-
ritng, 0ob Wdaionen 9euti1er, Die
nit uns unter neuen 8erbdltniiien
uno neuer 9aiis 0eS Stantsmeiens
leben, Die monorbiItiide SSSoee III gb-
rem balten unb ie0e ltntpiirOige gnt-
frentoung bon ben boben sSoeolen
6e8 6euti6en &aiierreids un0 preu-
Bii6en &onigtluns oblpeiien ner-
oen.
9(nerongen, 80. 3on. -aaiier
8ilbelm bat 5u ieinem go. @e-
burtstog cine Menge gIunlen uno
@rntulationen erbalten, aber ou1
an in b1ttii6er g8eiie abgefaBten
8riefen bat Nes ni6t eefeblt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-29
~ Billion Bill fiir
111et5eftpreis BON $2.2O

g8aibington, 90. San. - Sine He-
gierltngS 8eIebborlage fir oie
Suu1rne bon 250,0Oo,0O0, I'M
sic @arantie fir einen @ei3enpreis
BON 1920 fir oie @rttte bon 1919
5u ern0gIiden iuurOe beute Dem
&on1itee fir glderbdlt bon Der 9tGBr.
mitteI geripnltung 8ugeitelt.
8ie 8orlage nuroe BON gendto.
rem ols cine Omnibus" MoBregel
be5ei6net. 3as beiBt, iie piroe,
menn gum @eieb gepor6ert, es bent
8r6iioenten ernogliden, Die g}dbr.
uittel &eripoltung in Operation 5lt
erboIten uno oIle Sic Madtbefug.
niiie, Die ibm fir Die 3eit 6es &rte.
ges oltrb 0as g2dbrntittelfontroGe.
@eieb iibertrogen poren, ipeiter aus.
3ltiiben.
Senator @ore, @oriiter oes Se.
not-&outteeS, erflGrte. 0aB er Die
8iQ ni9t einbringen ipiir6e, oa iie
ibm at melt 5u geben fdeine. gr
filqte o6er bin5u, onB er iie oI8
@runolage fir cine m0ere benuten
f0nnte.
Gomeit lit nod fein @orani6Iag
aemaht iuor0en, mas es Die 9}e9ie,
rltnq tuobl foIten tDiir0e, Die fir 1919
qorultierten @ei5enbreiie oitfredt Su
erbolten. g1a6 ben ausia9en iolfer,
6ie es miilen ioLlten, b1ngt bieL ob
BON ser Gage @uropus, 6en 8orrG-
TEN in gLrgentiniett 9luitrolien unO
aana0a uno oobon, ob RuBlono in
ser Gage iein miro, Geiaen 5u er.
brrtieren.
Sod 2[ni9l1gen oes 2lderbau.Se.
partementg DirO europa, GeutiG.
lano uno' Seiterreidl eiugerehnet,
72S, 100000 9ui9eI Oieies Snbr no,
tig Baben.
Ser ne6eridJuB, fiir 9lusfu6r an,
no0ns, auitrnIiens urt argentinieHs
ioIl 495,000,000 9nil,s. iein. Sic
Ser. Stao.en meroen bon Gt1te
Oes syobres 1918, etspd 27T0V8 10
guIbeI fit gllsiupr ilbrig babeit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-29

Gertreter bon 10 fleillen gluticfle'
ullter 2eittng bon Sties @ontbpf
Der bon Der groBei Stint gum 9}ol
iitenoen ernnrntt iporoen mar, III
fir oQe oaran 8eteiligten eisielt III
friebeniteIlenoen 8erIaitf getlontine
boben. 9ie @rltideioitig 5iigullIte
Der belgiiden gertretitHg II dlIe
&outitees ibien nl[e 5li befrieoiger
Serbien tpir6 Gertreter III 0ret no
bier &onlitees hnben.
sSranfreid) miro BET Der syrieoe1ls
fonferen5 ben GoridIag lll1d)sl|
SinnInllo aIs cine ltnnbbdltaige gla
tion nn8uertennell, ME bic Iebiel
gaa1ridten aus Seliingfors, Der fiji
nif9en SaliptTtaot, HeIOeil. Die Mlii
teiIung fiigt bin8it, OaB @roBbrito1
nien bereits eiilgelpiIIigt babe al Oel
8ori6Ioge.
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Jtaliefter lic6cit
ficb bcite6clt

gauitan0, 80. San.-Sa oellt
6lottenfriegsgeridt in @enua iiber
Elm baGb 9ubeno 43erioneh tpel6e
Ser 3eilnabme an Der 8erni6tung
oes itaIieniiden @roBfmlpfidiffs
2eonaroo oa ginci be8i6tigt per-
oen nobel 258 bon Der geuals
nung unlfamen mur6e aiisgeiogt,
BOB Ser ebentalige 0iterreidiif-
ungariidc &oniuI in gaeapeL Sitter
@oet, Ser Silfsdef Ser &orpeooab-
teiIung IN Magoaleno. glrconti, imo
Ser SefretGr oes 9efeblsbober oes
Grieg8i6iffes, Gri8cuolo, ioiDie cine
9(6enteuerin Soa GIemunti. Die
&Goelsfii9rer naren unb Die otter
rei6iitbe 9fegierung ibnen ST..
100000 fir oos Gerbre6eu be.
5ablte.
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1ln1cmeiner Strcik
I'M GnelanS II. -JrlaitS

2on0on, 90. syan.-4er allge.
meine Streit in england unO Sr-
lan0 maft meitere Gortihritte.
W2an ermartet, 6oB iebe gGrt arbeit
Dor Eagescnbe bapon betroffen ieirt
miro.
greiBtg Gouieno mebr beteilig-
ten Iid an oen Streife III bern
@luggctu 9iitrifte, Der Oanit oili
10000 SeiInebnter onaeiuadien lit.
@eIddit IN 8eIfait Itebt pol[itdn0ig
itil. 6aIt 250,0O0 gtrbeiter baben
in ollen Seilen oes 2onoes Die glr.
belt nieoer eelegt. 2lae Sdiffs.
uerite, aobtengruben unO mas nit
linen SnIaumenbdngt, fino unt9tig.
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Blmtiac Revolution
int Rum6nien

gSien, 2S. San. -9tus 8uoopeit
bier eingetroffene Sepei6en meloen,
bnB in eon6 Hltudnieu cine blutige
9iebolution ntsgebroAen lit. Ser
aaHnpf begann nm Iesten SamStog
ais es aipii6en beiltebrenoen Col
0aten unO Den in @nrniion Iiegens
ben &ruppen gum Sample fam. QIrn
Sonfltag fnloen gu 8utareit Stra.
BenfGmpfe itatt. So8ialOemotraten
ioIlen iib ben gluiitduOii4en onge-
i9loiien baben.
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1ocnton Bride pom
Gis 5erItSrt

gonttoa %. Ssan.-9er Ofil-
iotlri bot itf) OieieS SSobr Ielbit
iibertroffen; iein eisgang begauu
am Sonrltoge uno mar om Montag
nadnlittog poriiber. Ser H. 6ebr.
i'm Sabre 1907-ipor bi8ber Der
friibeIte 3eitpuntt geipeiea. Die
8onton 99riife mar gum groBtert
Seile entferllt moroelL aber @ton'
tag fam Elm ungebeures gi5felo,
oas gegcn 6ie lleberreite ItieB ltno
iie aeritorte.
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GintuanSerMlta altf
4 Ja9rc perbctcil

g8aIGington, 90. San. Go8
Ginpnnoerunqs .Rouitee Oes Sallie8
beIdloB einittnntig, @intpanoerung
in sic Ser. Stoaten orf a Sabre ST
ber6ieten gLusgenonlmen lou MIR
Iein 0ie GiniDon0erung bon Guba,
0erifo, aauaoa urO gtet 5lmO.
lano.
Ser gorfiber oes aontitees er-
tlarte, ooB er fir cine ipe3ieIe bal.
0iGe Gebatte iiber 6ieie 9orIoge inl
Souie boritellig iuer0en milroe.