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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-17
Was OBLIGED TO
RESIGN PLACE IN
BUSlNESSSCHO0L
Failing Health Cause Of Prof.
Lo.ry's Giving Up
Position.

Prof. r, A. Lowtry, Of 4l2 Wood
land Avenue, Chattanooga. Tenn, vino
has been identified with some OF the
leading bus'ue. college, Of the south.
says he feels It his duty 10 give out
a sil,cmcrt about the benefits he has
derived from the use OF Tan|ac In
relating his experience with the IA
mLus medic uc Prof. Lowcry says.
" have been teacher ior thirty
years, and twenty years Of that time
J was afflicted with INDIGESTION. |
have hen treated by many specialists
in different places where | have
lived, hut none of them wa, able to
relieve my sui'elnes, 60, into such
a miserable state that | had to re-
sign my position with the Chattanooga
Business College, for | wa, unable
10 90 on with my work.
"One OF my friends in a ncirhbor
Ing city where was visiting recon
mendsd Tanlac to me, and the results
after taking il have Lcen maryclous
Before taking Tanlac was too veal,
10 lit or carry anyth'ng heavy or
even to walk any distance without
Reetinc sick and faint. Now ! feel
like rev man, can liit and carry
quite heavy articles and my stomach
troub'e has entirely disappeared. My
appetite IS splendid. sleep like a
log and my nervousness is abou, all
gore"
All druggists sell TanIae. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-17
HOTEL WILL HOUSE
SPANISH MolARCnS
ON LONDON VISIT

LONDON. Oct l7.--When ,he king
and queen OF Spain arrive in London
next Monday they will occupy two
entire floors in the Ritz hotel. de-
spite the fac, that many royal palaces
including 81 James and Marlborough
are either wholly or partly empty.
This fact is exciting much som.
men, in view Of the fact that at this
moment thousands OF Londoners are
homrlc. and transien,s are unable
to get rooms IN hotels anywhere.
I'VE have been ordered by the gov.
efnmert to reserve two floors for their
msjestlcs and are forced thereby
TO throw people out of our hotel 10
make room" an attaohe Of the hos
ielry SAID last niqh,.
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NEGRO COUPLE
R0BS MAN OF $63
! EARLY TODAY
Woman Held Gun While His
Pockets Were Emptied,

Elmer Moore, 50Oh West Reno. re
ported TO the police early this morn
Ing a negro man and woman held him
up at Grand and Walnut sbou, 4
o'cloc'; this morning and robbed him
OF $oj.
lie said they were standing near an
alley aud whch be was about to pass
them the woman ,hrus, revolver
agan't his stomach while ,he man
w,n, through his pockets
A young man who gave his name
as Harry llinsion also reported 10 the
police p'ckpoeIet had taken a check
for $40 from him at the Santa Fe
railroad station early this morning
while he WAS waiting for the ,rlin
No arrests have been made bu, the
pole. reported Trey knew the negro
robbers and would soon have them IN
custody
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-17
WILSON'S ILLNESS
ALARMS EUROPE

PARIS, Oct 7.--The latest Off
cial 7dyces iron Washington about
Pre- lem Wilson's condition have gone
far toward a'lay.ng the grave alarm
tha, had been felt in many quarters
here. Rumors Of disquieting sort
have been circulated throughout Eu-
rope lately with regard 10 the presi-
dents illness and these are regarded
as pr, al res, by the official inior-
nation conveyed 10 the American
peace commissioners that while Mr.
Wilson ma have 10 remain away from
his office and viii not he able to al
tend 70 The bulk OF official business
for Some weeks, his physicians hold
that measures OF the most urgent
nature requiring hi, personal a,,en
tftr might be Uut TO him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-17
STIFF JOINTS
SORE MUSCLES


In cases OF rheumatism and lame
back II penetrates quickly. drives out
soreness, and limbers up stiff. aching
Joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil is an absolutely reli-
able, antlscptic application for cuts.
burns, bites, and stings Sprains and
bruises heal readily under its sooth-
ing, penetrating qualities.
Get /, from druggists for 80 cents.
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headachel Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 80
cents. Guaranteed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-17
/ Shot, 3 Hurt
!. In Strike Fight

CINCINNATI, o., Oct l7--ln a
battle between striking employees OF
the Andrews Steel company a, New
port Ky. ard str.kebrcakes and
guards last night. former Chief OF
Detectives William L, Nimmo OF this
city WAS sho, IN the righ, leg and lett
arm. Three Other men were SCI iously
injured. in the fight, which took place
near tire warehouse OF a distllery
Fully 100 shots were fired Nimmo
with his men were besiegcd in a
government warehouse. Late last night
Nimmo and his companions were
rescued by the Newport police.
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to duel but the latter refused to
fight, News Of the challenge was re-
eeived from Berlin today. Won
Hinue'' second called upon I.uden.
dorH in the accustomed way bu, the
former chief Of staff 90 Won Hnden-
burg declined TO seek the ield OF hon
or
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Chronic Lingering
Diseases

oNahoma CITY ha. one Of me most
perfectly appointed institutions for
NE administering OF In,ayenou, so.
iu' .ons, serums. etc.
n non,surg'cal institution for the
women ard mrn
Hundreds OF testimonials on file
Apecial attention given 10 the treat.
meni oi incipient Tuberculo,,s
Brgh,s disease, Diabetes, Goi,r.
Stomach and Intestinal trouble. Nery.
Gus diseases, rheumatism, etc.
Probably the only institution in IN,
southwest where the French 9,1 can
be obtained Call for booklet The
Inter State Doctors. S02 Her,kowi,,
Building, Oklahoma City, Okla
at.. ADV J
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ported BY III. Illinoi, Steel company

ported by the Ilinoi, Steel company
TO operate their plant here. The sc'eel
workers issued the following state
ment late this afternoon;
I'VE have appointed committee
to confer with the governor TO see II
tho. IS any way TO stop the importa-
ton OF negro sirikebfcakers into the
city Of Joliet
w. have evidence that the steel
company is doing this despite their
denial, and the denals OF the city
officials It !, continues j, may lead
to serious race trouble
The European blaekbird |, closely
related 20 the American robin, differ
ing chiefly IN color.
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NEGROES EMPLOYED TO
BREAK STEEL STRIKE,
CHARGE OF UNION MEN

JOLIET. H.. Oct, T-Memters oi
the iron and steel workers council Of
the Joliet district declared last night
that negro workmen are being i'm
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LUDENDORFF REFUSED
CHALLENGE TO DUEL

By International News servics)
GENEVA. Oct H.--Admiral von
Eiln,le, former German foreign ,ecre.
tary. challenged General Ludendorii
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13

John Heffernan, has landed. Word
reaches here too, that Linnis Mcbride
had recently returned to the states
from abroad. ,
Warren Rule, one of the sons of Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Rule, is reported quite
sick with an attack of the mumps.
Last Sunday the Baptist people
elected their delegates to the associa.
ton to be held at Perry the 10th, Goth
and 21st of this month. Those appoint
ed to represent the local church were
Rev. G. A. Barker and wife, Mrs. A.
H. Harper, Miss Florence Miller, Mrs.
J. p Goodman, Darius Paul and Carl
Nicholson
No. 3, one of the through passenger
trains due to reach here about one
o'clock in the afternoon, going west,
was derailed several miles west of
town Wednesday. No serious damage
resulted.
Carl Nicholson was in Denison Sat
urday, to which place he is making
trips for medical treatment. He has
been suffering for several months with
stomach trouble.
LOST-A BABY'S CROCHETED
hood, somewhere between town and
my home west of town several miles,
on Saturday night, August I'd. Mrs.
Gus Anderson.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13
LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES

The Lutheran school, under the able
management of Mr.. F. H. Greinke, will
begin it's fall term on Monday, Sep
tember 1st. Mr. Greinke has been
chosen as principal assisted by Rev.
VIM. Frese, who will have charge OF
the lower grades until competent
teacher may be obtained. Mr.. Grein.
Ike is we'll qualified for his new posi-
ton, being a graduate of our Teachers
Seminary at River Forest, Ill. Be.
sides his qualifications as teacher, he
is an accomplished musician. We
would kindly impress upon your minds
that the parochial school has approved
itself as the best means of training
strong Christian characters. Parents
who heretofore have sent their chill
dren, as also those who are DESTROYS
of giving their children good Chris
tian education, are kindly urged to en-
trust their children to our care, as
they will be well taken care Of.
Remember the date as we'll as your
duty. The medium of instruction will
be the English language.
Especially those who expect to be
confirmed next Easter will be requir-
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in extending to himself and his chosen
bride very best wishes.
Rev. G. "A. Barker and wife enjoyed
a visit one day last week from two for
mer parishioners. Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Anderson, of Silver City, who stopped
here on their way to Storm Lake.
They are expected back here again
this week on their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Acker and daugh.
ters, Faye and Irma, were visiting rel.
atives and friends in Omaha Thurs.
day. Miss Vesta Laird came home
with them to spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Best and chill.
dren motored to Audubon and, spent
Sunday with the Joe Best family, who
recently moved there from Watonka.
S. D. 1t will be remembered that they
purchased hotel there. For the past
few weeks they have been keeping
roomers only on account Of being busy
with paperins, etc. They expect, how
ever, to be ready to take in boarders
in a couple of weeks.
Howard Alexander, wife and son,
Laverne, were brief visitors at the
Henry Roy home Monday on, their
way from Dunlap to their new home
near Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Talcott and chill.
dren motored to Council Bluffs Mon.
day, where they spent the day at the
home of her brother, Fred Rule, and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Rule and
son, who were visiting here from Ft.
Dodge, accompanied them and remain.
ed for a day or SO longer.
Carl Tatroe and Darius Paul return.
ed the first Of the week from a weeks
sojourn in Canada; where they had
been looking at some land.
Arthur Banyard was caller in
town Sunday from Denison.
IS. A. Dow who has been in poor
health for several months, is belfast
at present, having been so several
days past All hope that he will soon
be able to be about again.
Morris and Hudson McHenry were
visiting friends In town Sunday from
Wall Lake. ~ +. X
Mr.. and Mrs M, a. Rigsby received
a message last week from their son,
Private Floyd Rigsby, Informing them
of his safe arrival from overseas on
August 9Th. 1t lis also understood that
Morris Heffernan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

Church services will be held as u.s.
ual on next Sunday morning at 1880
and in the evening at 500 o'clock,
Rev. w. H. Cable, district superintend-
ent, will be present and the quarterly
conference will extend until Monday
evening. fsy}ggs,-,
Epworth League will meet at 700
o'clock and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend. Miss Lillian
Scott will be in charge of the lesson
entitled. "Our Relation Toward Others,
Our Parents, and Those in the Home"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13

Kidney disease 40 no respecter OF per
sons. A najoritysof the Ills ahiicting
people today can be traced BACK 70
kidney trouble.
The kidneys are the most important
organs OF the body. They are the
filterers. the purifiers, Of your blood.
Kidney; disease IL usually indicated y
weariness. sleeples1pess. nervousness,
desnonderscy backathe, stomach trou-
bic. pain In Joins and lower abdomen,
gall stones. gravel. rheumatism. sciatic
and lumbago. "a
4 All these darangamente are natures
signals to warn you that the kidneys
MEDAL Harlem Oil Capsules imme-
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the day, those from away being their
sons. Merton, Of Newark, Della, Viii
Der, of Ames, and Horace, OF Harlan
and their daughter, Mrs. Earl Chase
and husband, of Buck Grove. They
also entertained their nephew, Elbert
Thomas, son of Mr.. and Mrs. U. S.
Thomas, of Rockwell City The young
man is employed at Iowa City, having
been called home by the death of his
sister, Irene. He took this opportun
ity of visiting his relatives here be-
fore returning. .e Ea n 49,
Raymond Rule, wife and baby were
over from Willow township Sunday
and spent the day at the parental, W.
H. Rule, home.
J. F. ;Rudd has returned from Lyt.
ton, where he had remained several
days after his wifes return here, clos.
ing up, their business affairs with the
hotel-restaurant which they had been
conducting at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Rockwell enter.
tanned Friday his parents, Mr.. and
his aunt, Mrs Carrie Saxton, of Colo.
RADIO. .
The w. N. Schouten family motored
to Denison Saturday evening.
Max Hockett, of Corning, has been
here the past week visiting with
Claude Wiley at the f.. &C.. Buss home.
Clara Mae Munsey has been num-
bered on the sick list the past week,
hut is now better.
Next Sunday morning at the regu-
lar hour Of the preaching service at
the Methodist church the sacrament
OF the Lords supper will be admin
istered. On Monday afternoon the
fourth and last quarterly conference
of the year will take place in the
League room. at which session Dis.
trict Superintendent Gable, of Council
Bluffs, is expected to preside.
Miss Jane tHallowell and her visiting
sister, Mrs Garfield Rule, of 1T. Dodge
were Dunlap callers Saturday,
The Ben Wingroye family were
down from Denison Sunday visiting
at the ThOs. Munsey home.
The seventh annual convention of
the WOman's Christian Temperance
union of Crawford county is to be held
in the local Methodist church Thurs
day Of this week A splendid program
which will take in practically all of
the day has been arranged and full
plans for the occasion have been per-
fected A picnic dinner at noon will
be an added feature. A number Of
foreign speakers are listed on the pro-
gram and as large delegation is ex.
pected from over the county
]. T. Goldsworthy returned Saturday
from weeks sojourn in Union Grove
and Burlington, Wis, where he went
to look over the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crandall and
children and Miss Mildred Virgins
visited at the nome of the two ladies'
sister, Mrs. James Mcbride, and fam
lily In Defiance Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rule received
the announcement Monday sof the
marriage OF their son, Howard, OF
Council bluffs. to q Mrs. Taggart, Of
Omaha Mr.. Rule is well and favor
ably known in Dow City and surround
ing vicinity and his friends here unite
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u i
JACKSON ITEMS
****+*******+*

Mrs. VIM Dettbarn and sons, Emil
and William, transacted business in
Denison Thursday.
John Auen was a business visitor
in Vail Saturday.
Mrs. julius Jams and children, of
Minnesota, are making a brief visit
with relatives and friends around
here HE
Charles O'Donnell received a car of
cattle from Omaha Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rickers and son
and Fred Rickers made "a business
trip to Denison Saturday.
The Misses Alvina and Anna SOhl
returned to their home in Willard,
Neb., Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Buck visited
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ed to enroll at once. Any other in
formation will be cheerfully given.
VIM. Frese, Supt.
F. H. Greinke, iPrin.
!. Services at the Lutheran church at
Denison and Buck Grove on next Sun
day at the usual hour.
The pastor will be absent from the
city from August Goth to August 26th
inclusive, attending the Synodical
meeting at Klinger, Iowa.
VIM. Frese, Pastor.
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a few hours with Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Brotherson Thursday.
Charles 'O'Donnell was a business
shopper in West Side Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Rickers and
daughters spent Sunday at the Hans
Ohrt home.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13

ASK US HOW cHlRoPRAcTIc
will help you to success.
People are believing more and more
that there are better ways to do
things.
WE EMPLOY THIS NEW Way
Natures way Of restoring normal con-
ditiOns.
Efficiency is the word OF the day.
Health is essential.
Try VA
cHlRoPRAcTIc ADJUSTMENTS
and be convinced.
WihIFRED NJ. MILLER, p. c. u
Over Bartcher's Florist Shop
Phones: Office 1876; Home "a
Denison Iowa
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- o.
Mrs. Jack O,Briep was visiting in
Omaha one day the early part OF last
week.
Eldridge iKillion is suffering from
6he effects Of an injury received some
two weeks ago by a horse trampling
on his right foot. The member seem
ingly had been getting along well un-
I til the past week, when it began trou-
bling him considerably.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson and
little son were down from Denison
Sunday visiting at the home of his
brother. "A. w, Wilson, and family.
The Earl Greene family were here
from Vail Sunday and visited at the
home Of his sister, Mrs, A. H. Cook
also at the Frank Greene home.
Sunday morning during the hour OF
the regular preaching service at the
Baptist church a special feature was
enjoyed in the way Of addresses by
Mrs. All Harper and Miss Florence
Miller. The ladies told Of their trip
4 to Colorado, where they spent some
two months and half, having just re-
Gently returned. Their addresses rest
ed particularly upon the big conven-
ton Of the Baptist association which
was held at Denver in the month Of
May. Needless tc say this interesting
treat was greatly appreciated by each
one present.
Karl Motter was passenger to Dow
City Saturday evening from Council
Bluffs. going from here to ATion Sum
day to visit his mother. 55s
Mrs. John Grant went to Fl. Dodge
Saturday, where she will spend some
time. She recently suffered an attack
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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-24
Gantr RunBeurlt.
Gn 2pellcsleir pprettet ner Wfmife=
sun, Mie5.; for @feno os gmtter
fra alle 9ele al 2anbet.

Gbicago 6en 206e @pril. Com
ct lepenbe Wonument for 9}ooiebe!t
pil 5000 Wpt,b og Gutter fra ale
@ele al 2au6et giennelngaa ct &rrius
/ Militer= og 2egensgpelle Cont
n1er unoer 2e6elie al 4rigsoeparte-
1nertet beo Camp &ooiebelt ner
Mulfego1, Micbigan. 9eriom ben,
ne Gbicagoplan bitter Jig belo:a bil
Sen blipe befulgt / forifiellige 9ele
al 2an6et. -
Camp &ooiepelt, Ser egentlig op-
rettes for Chicago 1t11oer 2e6elle al
&uptein> s. 8. @eal al be Goreneoe
Stqters 9lrn1e 1neb 8ii ita1o al andre
Mrmeofficerer, pil mootage Mano
fri a1le Gele al 2an0et og al alle 9u,
ore. Gooleoes bliper Der SsSuniorrc-
frrter for Gutter / 5peioergntaloe-
ten, og Ser bIiper alasierbelt op til
Mp,,o / Wtb6e.al6erel1. Seore OF
genner pentes at billie inoiirbe Jig.
2e;ren bil blibe aabnet Sen Ste
sS5uli og bare giel1nem Sult og Ma=
quit, Ser bliDer Blaos til 5000
3efrutcr lon,tioig, og bet pentes, 1T
mcllen1 10000 og Il, 900 Mnn6 og
Gutter ialt bill 0eltage / 9belierne.
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En j. Frinr.
Maben &ris 1uetdem 2lobb George %
2orb NOrtbbctiffe inn Jslge af
fprites 2ontsnbeigg.
2orben 6eif1lbes fDr at brre ifnffet,
f5rbi ian life Bier Meblem al
Grebsbelcgatione11.

2onbon oen 17be slpril. Mabe1
&rig lnellen1 Gopio 2lopo George,
ben brittle Bren1iernti1ilter, og 2orb
Nortbcltfte, gltglanos fornemite
g1aol1bgiper, er for ben politijfe Ser
ben bet met irttereSla1te 8eil,ltnt al
9ren1ier rn1illiftere1ls forte 8eigg
|aonoon fra 6re9Rfonferenien ! 8aris
|og bans Gale IHarlamentet 9nsbag
2oro NortHsiffe og Baron 8eaper-
broof, Der tiet,te iont ofiieielt u9ien.
|bibne" for sen fanabiife @egiering
heb Sronten 1916 og ienere blep
0plpsning sntiri}ter, bar altio beret
betragtet iour be. lfjulte magter, Der
|bibferte, at 8re,nerminilter slsquitb
rtaatte treffe fig tilbage og 2loD5
George tom i5pi6ien for &abi,1et-
tet. Nortbeliffes Blade itetteoe 2lopo
y .' . b
George UNDER bele bans 2e6ettie at
arigen, men u116er 6e ienere @egi-
penbe6er peo 5reosfonferenie1, bar be
rettet iforp aritif mob alop5 Georges
6prerlfab. +
S lin Gale / l11,oerbuiet fan6t
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Alop6 George, at bette 6ufturl1 ifpl6-
tes uSorfa1geligbeoens Spg6om"
og iagoe ganffe tp6elig, at set ifplotes
2oro 9eortbelifes sfufielie oper, at
ban iffe bar blebe11 l1on9bt,t til Meo,
lem al Greosoelegattonen.
S6et Bremierniniiteren Dentpoe6e
til De Gre6sbetingelier, fom bleb a1t-
|befaGet i rEin1ess i1roen Greosfonfe,
renien beepnote, iagbe ban:
Seq er bereot, til at tase @enipn
til, at Ell Manos slioer unoer Ell 6pb
Sfnffelie. @por uretfarbige % lat
:terlige GerHnri11derne emo fan bore,
er ban unoer. Sc Smitenoigbe6er til,
|beieFg til at tro, at Der itelfes oaarlig
En,eo gerbeu: " & .z :.
U = 1u5Ei1nes" ~iparebe ioag mes ct ffarpt
Mngreb og beifplote 2lop6 George
for at babe forbigaaet Be fagfpnoiges
&apporter. u@ans &olleger / BariS
pleier at iige," erflarer uTimes" uat
ifiert fan fan baa6e leie og }fripe,
gipr ban ingen af 9elene." 8ioere
u6tdttte ~Eimes" en- &ruiel ONT, at
enfelte Sing / Torbin6elie me6 2loDo
Georges 2eoelie al arigen ber fees
nerlnere eftert 5pmn1ene. ..
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8ela Kun Hturtrt.
9fc9jeringen iiges at bape taget III
ifeo. Gn 6oriparsfris for @ro.
4etariatregieringen.

sluiteroam SEN 22oe @pril. Cen
ltngacife &egjering meo 8ela Sum
Spt0ien bar taget Mfife6 nnoer SrDf
fra rl1manlfe Eropper, 1neloer ct Sc,
1egram til Central Stems fra 8ien,
bpori citeres Meooelelier n1o6taget
Der pr. 2uftpoit fra 8ubapeft. 6tor
TorDirring beriter / Den ltngarlfe
&oDeblta6. Set forlp6er, at c5ecbiIfe
Eropper bar ill,ttet Jig til &ll1nener-
ne, og bar operpunoet 6e ungarife
Sobiettropper.
Boris ben 22oe 9lpril. &orreipon.
oet,ten fpr Mgenee &a6io mel6te ibag,
at Der gift MDgter.om, at Sea a1ln-
.@egieriugell por ityrtet 8l1oapeit.
aigberbabn ben 22oe Npril. l1oen-
rigsn1ini1ter 8eln Sum 1neloes / es
Telegram fra 8noopelt at babe 1b-
.itebt eli Nroflamatiot on, at Mrbei-
Der, gol6ater= og @o116eraa6et bab6e
|beruttet Ell 5oriparsfrtg for 8role.
tariatreg gieringe,1. 9lrbeioere I aua
Sag n1aa grille I'll 8aaben for at for
Iipare 8roletariatets Mntoritet mos
8l,npnere, g5eebof ofouuffer og SSl1go.
tllobtropper.
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Geirslaanet bsr mobtages nteo
~ ben Tslelie at 9afnemnelig.
beo, iom alle ianoe Mmerifanere nina
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