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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21
Personal Mention.

Col. Geo. B. Goetz was up from
Washington over Sunday.
Mr.. Charles w. Yates. of Fairmont
mas been visiting relatives in the
county. s"e
Mrs. D. w. Border has gone To
weeks. a
Miss Laura Ramey spent the week
ehd with her cousin, Mrs. Clayton
Mrs. I. Perry Lippitt was hostess
at an appointed Tea on Tuesday af-
ternoon, January 14th.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. NJ. Baker have re-
turned from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ruhl in Washington.
Private William S. Wysong has
been at his home near town on
Through from Camp Sheridan, Ala.
Private Cecil d. Eby is at home
from Camp Greene, near Charlotte.
n. T., having been honorably dis
charged from the service.
Mrs. Mary Wire who has been
making her home with her daughter.
Mrs. c. j. V. Thomas, in Ohio, is in
Charles Town to visit for a month
or two.
Mrs. E. G. Henson has returned
from Charlottesville, Va, where she
has been spending several weeks with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Leonard
Roetting.
Woman Wilbur Lands who has
been spending a few days with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Lands,
left today to resume his duties with
the U. S. Fleet.
County Commissioner and Mrs. C.
ID. Wysong, of Shepherdstown, have
gone to Florida whre they will stay
for month or more. They will be
located at Miami.
Miss Agnes Wysong who has been
associated with the Charles Town
General Hospital, left today for
Seattle, Washington. She expects to
beabsent one year.
Mr.. Leonard M. Nicewarner of the
U. S. S. Wyoming and Miss Nellie
Nicewarner, of Millville, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Nicewarner in Ransom.
Mrs. William Neill, and SON, Lieu
tenant William Neill, Jr., left yester-
day for Pass-a-G Grille, Florida, where
they will be joined by DIR. Neill in
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. William Markell, of
Emmittsburg, Md, have been spend
ing several days with Mr.. Maxell's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Maxell
in Ransom.
Miss Winnie Eby who has been do
ing war wark in the Quartermaster
service in Washington for the past
seven weeks has resigned and has re-
turned to Charles Town to assist her
father, Mr.. G. D. Eby, in his store.
Mrs. Bayrle and daughter Miss
Margaret, and son Carl, of Balti-
more, are visiting Mrs. S. H. Lands.
Mr. Baryle is gun pointer on the
battleship New York, and saw the
German Fleet surrender. He says
sit was an impressive sight. Mr..
Bryle LETT today TO resume ms duties
with the u. S. Fleet.
Mr.. J. w. Symons returned on
Tuesday from Lynchburg where he
visited Mrs. Symons and his daughter
MMrs. Frank Drish, the former be-
| ing there for treatment for canser.
Mrs Symons has been taking the
porothy or manipulative surgery
treatment there for two months and
is improving rapidly.
Judge and Mrs. Randolph Tucker,
of Bedford City, Va, are at the
Charles Town Inn for a sojourn of
several weeks. Judge Tucker held
the position of U. S. District Judge
| in Alaska for one term of four years
resigning in 1917 on account of Mrs.
| fuckers health. Mrs. Tucker is a
daughter of the late General Wade
| Hamilton. of South Carolina.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21
NATIONAL CITIZENS BANK
HOLD STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The Stockholders of the National
Citizens Bank held their annual
Stockholders Meeting last Tuesday,
which resulted in the reelection of
the old Board Of Directors composed
of the following weil-known gentle
men:
R. C. Rissler, Geo. W. Shull, NJ. o.
Rouss, B. F. Langdon, Geo. E.
Hughes, L. D. Getzendanner, Chas.
R. Langdon.
The Board of Directors elected the
present popular bank officials as fol-
lows: G. E. Hughes, president; B. F.
Langdon, vice-president; L. D. Get
zendanner, vice-president; A. NJ. S.
Morgan, cashier; Cecil B. Watson,
Asst. cashier; Jack Getzendanner,
teller book keeper.
After paying per cent. semi
annual dividend, and putting 1000
in the surplus fund, $500 was car
ried to the crdit of individual profits.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21
SOFT COAL RESTRICTION OFF.

o0A WAL NL~0 Mn A0AN NJ
To all County Chairmen:
The United States Fuel Admins
TRAITOR has ordered that all zone re-
strictions and price regulations re-
speeding coke and coal, except
Pennsylvania anthracite, will be sus-
pended February 1, 1919. This
suspension effects not only prices of
coal at the mine, but also margins
of wholesalers, commissions of pur-
chasing agents, and the margins and
prices of retail dealers, all of which
will cease to be effective on the date
mentioned.
You are requested to give this in
formation publicity through the local
press, and by communication with
your local dealers.
Very truly yours,
J. WALTER BARNES,
Federal Fuel Administrator of VIVA.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21

We keep a full line Of stock rene
dies and especially for dairy cows.
Postoffice orders promptly filed. We
are getting the new tonic called
"Moremilk." Flaxseed meal, oil meal
and everything that should be car
ried by an up-to-date live stock drug
store. c. F. Wall Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21
SALE BILLS.

We make a speciality of printing
sale bills, and can make best uP-to-
date sale bills at low prices. oaie
advertisements run at reasonable
rates, and that it pays well to adves DIVES,
tise sales in the Spirit of JEFFERSON
has been demonstrated over and over
again. We respectfully invite you
to give us your order for sale pliis
and advertising.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21
Who Must the Commerce Commits.
sioner Collect the Fine OFF?

There is U. S. law that railroads
carrying live stock longer than 28
hours without feed or water is liable
for a fine of $500 for each offense.
The writer had load of hogs on the
cars to Baltimore, distance of 90
miles. al hours. Being loaded
at 8 p. m. Saturday and delivered
Mondav ut 10 noon. c.. F. Wall.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21

For any itching of the skin, for
skin rashes, chap, pimples, ETC., try
Doan's Ointment. 60c. at all drug
stores
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21

Pals of Pratt's food, boxes OF
Salvett, Cans of Carbolium, bottles
of insecticide, and all kinds OF i've
stock remedies and feeds. Don't lor 7,
get our poultry department. Y. T.
Wall Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21

Cheapest accident insurance-Dlr'
Thomas Eclectic Oil. For burns,
scalds, cuts and emergencies. An
druggists sell it. soc and 6Oc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The State Of West Virginia.
Jefferson County. To-wit:
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Jefferson Cosnty, on first
Monday in January, 1919.
FRANK G. BUTLER. Plaintiff
VS..
MABLE H. BUTLER Defendant
OBJECT OF SUIT.
Object Of the above suit Is to obtain a
diverse a mensa ct tboro, and an order Of
the Court providing for the custody and
disposition Of his children, and % enJotn
and restrain the defendant Mable H. Butler
from fgther prosecuting any complaint az
Law. and for general relief.
II appearing, On affidavit fled in this suit,
that the Defendant MabIe II. Butler y
non-res ideBt Of the State Of West bIglna
sheis hereby required TO appear within One
Month after the date of the first publication
Of this order, and do what IL necessary 70
protect her interest in this matter IL Is
ordered that a copy Of this order be forth
with published once a week for four couse-
cutive weeks in the Spirit Of Jefferson a
newspaper printed m tn etown Of Charles
Town in the Countyof Jefferson. and Be
posted At the frontdoor Of the Court House
| Of Jefferson county. at least twenty days
before judgement deree q rendered
G. W. CONRAD,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
BROWN & BROWN. p @.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21

$500 pounds all grades of coffee
at reasonable prices. G. L. Renner,
Cooke building.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21

II i not to late to PRESERVE eggs
Bay Water Glass Of Milers PnaF-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21

Shipping this Saturday and also
Thursday this week. Eight horses,
Z choice cows, 8 40-lb. pigs wanted
at once. c. F. Wal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21
REcKED Al

struck by a
der freight
tern Railway
As a fine au-
Of the latest
body Of Mrs /;
Ia whom had
"A Reformed
riyen by Mr..
who has a
considerably
Of the accl-
was thrown
eet and com
upper part
he casket ana
Town past the
damaged. Al
&sket was
body was not
run down?
Of? A good
lood Bitters.
rice, $l25
n department
ofret, poplins,
g. and plalds.
Gals.
In Bros.
lands.
laach at Brown
elli Yarns in
bOpular shades,
i. Shugart's.
range peel, at
i the stomach.
crepe de chimes
&nging in price
Do per pair see
Is hides of all
H. and hog drug
| all times, ask
lake you comfort
ng plant
Is and peaches,
hid currants, at
i for ewes and
/ wait until it is
|pply John G.
b., satin plain
Dimes, georgette
Hi will pay you
Department..
tiches at Brown
land dates at
| when Id need of
|does the besJ work
| for horse hides.
Hyman Wiener.
in dress goods,
gOod prices for all
know If you have
and carorels.
Itensiis cbetp al W.
bid for beef hides
Hynlau Wiener
to sell Hyman
J the top prices.
mon towels at
let Hyu4n Neuel
irLs wien ia need
2 ouuit-
! Burns install a
Heating System
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1919-01-21
Ed LETTERS.

<nr, o;-.
g alll. in the Post
o%I,, Jefferson coun-
81 aiy-lf4ay, Jan. Is.
E1.',. r same will
r. enc cent for each
| ....
| T 2oE.s, Hrs, Julia
r. ,,.. 5l.5.e Brown,
f. T. 'liss Netrle Cuff,
e. l VII. Painter,
| Jos. 4z. Wm. Ste
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-28
Don Ser Sbtpci5
nic6t octuiifticbt

guri8, %. @1ai. - Die Ghtpeia
lit augeni6einlia nidt gelpiIlt, SO.
rarlberg, oas ii6 Dem 5dnei5erbuno
ouidlieBen no6te, ouf5unebnlen. @s
Iiqgt bier Der gleibe 6aa por, ME
Ser 9Gnenrorfs. 0o8 iid neigert,
sii6i6lesiDig oo8 linn Die Gntelte
auf3Dingen mill, ouf3unebmen. SSrl
me6reren 2onoeSteiIen Der friiberen
3entralnlG6te, in oanen 8otfsob.
itinlnlungen ftattfinben ioGen, lit Die
geb0Iferltng 9enelgt I'M ben ihDe-
rem 5rieoensbeoinsungen 5u entge-
BEN ii6 BET Der 9t6Itintnlitng lie
ber bon finan5ieIlen ols notionolen
@riln0en leiten 5u laiien, 10 Dab Die
ueiltrolen 21nOer fopiiheu gemndt
mnroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-28
Bcllchcmisiitils itciot
fic, icinem GnSe 81
alIiierte iuerOen getrusrnO NIT Na6.
rangsmittel bsrieben nn6 9l6mi.
ral Soldaf nnteritiiben.

8aI6ington, 28. Wtai. Ser
8erluit 0es 9eterbof, tuelder, tpie
bereits eeitern beridtet. bon nnti-
boIldetpiltii9en Gtreittr1ften erobert
iuur0e, beSeittet cine foIgenIdtpere
SdIoppe fitr Die 8olI6eipiIten, 6a
our9 ben GnG oieles Stiispunftes
bas MIR fed5ebu Meilen entfernt
Iiegenoe Hetroarao ihmer bebrobt
miro. Die 8eiesitng bes 8eterbof
be6elite oes tpeiteren oaB Die Sol.
idetuilten BON ibrer Marinebufis in
aronItaot obgeidnitten fino.
2onoon, 28. Wtai. - Die @[[iier.
ten bdben 8orfebrnngeit eetroffe1t
Die bungern0e 8eb0lferitng Der
Gtaot 9Setrogra6 nit gtnbriingsintt.
teIn su berIeben. ioboI6 Die @olidle.
fpiIten nus oerieIben nertrieben fit6.
Serbert 6, Soober, Setter Der oai.
ierten SiIfsfomniiiion, bat bereits
ale Gtnoelbeiten in Sdiloeu. Man
eripartet, bnB gSetrogro6 bereits 36
Gtunoen nod gfbdug Der o9foteH"
nit gtobrlinesulittel berieber tuer.
ben fam.
gdris, 2S. U1ni. - Bie bier beli.
te geriihtpeiie berloutet, bnben Die
aIliierten M1dte ben 9efbluB gefaBt,
gonirol aoIidaf. Oen SSiibrer Der
anti boli6efuiItiihet ruiiiiden
Gtreitfr1fte, nit 8orr6ten iino @eIo.
ntitteI 5n nnteritiiben, porouseeiebt,
ooB oerielbe cine rehtntdbiee Reeie.
rung in 9tuBlanb etobIiert. 9oldat
ntliB iih aud berpflihten, Die Iii.
obbGngigfeit bon goIeI ltnO Sim.
Iou0 anSuerfennen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-28
Die 11,ieitcr fms
ucrenii9nnosiii6tie

ggien. iiber 2on0on, 90. Mai.-
8dbrenS oas @ei6id SeIterreids III
garis bsiproden iuiro, III g9ien Der
Gfouplab Ser miloeiten Srgien I'M
Grinfen, Spielen unO Gau5cn. Die
reidye aloiie oeigt Observation-Disclosures.
Ioligfeit on oem Grgebniiie Der
Observation-Disclosures Die He-
itniironts lin0 in Der gtaht bon eIe.
aont gefleioeten Tanten iiberfiiGt.
ganh S1nsen tno @elogen perinm.
meIn Iid Die Menihenmengen lii
Gpie[bolen, I'M Oen Meit Der gtadt
Az ber6ringen Diefe SpietbolleH
meroen Oes ofteren BON Soloaten
beinaellft uno grobe Smnnel
gcI6es iDerocn fonfis5iert. @dbrenO
0er @crnniigiinestdumcl i'm @anae
1T. qiebt eg 10000 itellcnloie
Wcnid)en. pelde nuf ben Strdben
fleben luo nm glr6eit uno grot
bitten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-28
1iGs4 elii&liet I'M
cifIabon anaelanet
Den erfolsreideu Sliesern iuirb in
Gurtngnls Sanptitnbt arokar.
tiger Gmpfans 5ntcil.

2iiinbon, 9Sortugnl, 2S. 0tni. =
@eitern Inn etlpn s llbr obenos a
b. m. Nep gort 3eit) trnf bier 6ns
erfoIgreihe omerifuniide Wiarine-
ilug3eug geG-4 lDobIbebnlter nod ei.
lnr 800 Oteilen 2uftreiie bon ben
9t3oren i'm bieiigen 5luB9ofen elm.
9ie MoI6ine fam IN gra5ioIem 80.
gen bernngei6lpebt uno lieB ii6 in
innaittelborer gtGbe BEG omerifaui-
i6en Sblodtidtffe8 9fofeTter altf
Ser @aIeroberfl1de tie6er.
Gtilrnlii6e Subelritfe BON Der
6i6tgeor1neten Menidenmenge,
QantpfiirenengebetI, @lodengeldlte
ln0 aononenialoen begriiBten Die Be
8tpinger Der 2ilfte. alira nod ibrer
9(nfltnft iuuroe aontulanoeltr Geeo
ltn0 ieine Montidaft bon portitgieii-
i6en &egieritngsfsautten offi5iell be-
qriiBt uno begliidniinIdt 0robtlo'
ie @liiffpu1ld0epeiden trafen ond
bon 9(ontirol SSnfion uno 4dpltan
Gortmon bon oen g(8oren, nno bon
bielen anoern 9aegierltngsbeauten
Ser Ser. Staaten itn6 anoeret 2drt'
bern ein. @eItern obet6 begannen
6ie QroBen gu gbren Der @nterifoner
beronItalteten sSeitlidfeiten.
aomnonoelr q. s. &eeo infpiaier'
te beute 3lt frilber MorgenltttnOe
oas fyliig5eug eingebeno, nm es aut
STE 6abrt ra6 Dem @no3iel Der
2itftreiie, nod 9Inuortb, @n9lano,
porsu6ereiten. 8lpmortb lit etipa
ZOO @seiGen bon bier entferlrt ltno 6
lit nift olisgeidIoiien oaB oo8 gaG-4
bellte nod ieine 6abrt fortiesen
miro. 91af glngnben Der 8eiobtng
ser sSfuqmaldule berlief Die 6obrt
bou gullta Gel @o0d, a5oren, mad
Qiild6on bollitGnOig ereignislos.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-28
Selgiens Ntutralit6t
luur0e iibertrctell
Desbalb tpirS DemtiblanS fir Sen S6accn In
Beleien MnS uorSfrankrcid6 atfkcniitcn;
allciniae Hrieasnerantucrtiln abaclcbnt
aein bcpaffneter 1oiScritanS moeli@ iaet 1lcsks

gen niir6e, 70 tuiirOe es eirle Sort
iesung Der gdr5et Maiienlnoroere|
6es Grieges beoeuten. Serr gtOsfl
iagte, bob er feline Soffnune aiif 0os
nnterifaniibe gOlt fese itno fiibl
fort:
Sd bin ilber5euot, ooB bic Ser
Staaten rlidt in ben &rieg ei1getrel
ten itno, am felbitiiidtis oltf Grobe|
rung olts8ugeben ior6ern Inn oN
6rieoen berbei5ufiibren iDeIher 1T
elmer ir1tuer nebr tpablenoen Ser
itdn6igung unter ben ein8eInet glal
tionen fiibren itrO bic s5reliroidof
Der gtotionen begriittOen ioI[te; elmer
Grieben, ipeIder Die beIteben0en Sra
gen 6es Streites nno ben Sab aus
idalten tno pelber Der Menl1beis
Die Soffrutng seben follte, 0nB 0ig
&rieee fi9 IN 3ufunft itidt iDie0arG
bolen niir0en.
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Ser Sertrag mit
9tntl@=C Ctlterrtid)
Sirmc mnS SebmerscnssclSer perSen ttidbt be-
riibrt, GiAcdbcr, pclen mnS JMecsSlapcn
niiiicn ibrcn Cell Scr Rotten traacn
,Seebunecn Scr Semti6em acknowledgment
aann nidlts fir Srlaab tim.

Eoris, 28. @lai. s5n einenl
griefe an bic irii6.omerifaniide
Delegation bat StnotsiefretGr Can
fling erfI1rt, 0nB ieiner glnlidt nod
oae @ettiibungen Der Ser. Stooten
Qelegoten oe galerd un6 on6ern
sSrl1nbern @eb0r bor Der 6riebens.
fonferen5 gu peridoffen nergeblif
Iein tpetoen.
Scitcrreider pollen pruteitieren
GoriS, 90. 9iat. at.-g2ohridJten aus
@ien beio0en, Die &egieritnq bat be-
gonnen einen 4roteit gegen Die
finan5iellen @e6inglngen oes 6rie-
6ensbertroees bor3ubereiten. gs
mur6e beute bebauptet, ooB oie 9e,
oingungcn einen finanSieIlen gu.
ianmellbrud eine 9luf6ebllng Ser
@reoite, Elm S4IieBen Der 8anfen
nno cine ipeitere SteaenlofiQfeit
GrbeifT6ren tpiiroen. @ien bGIt enge
9erbinoitng nit Berlin un6 beioc
balten Ole Grobuug oufreht, iif
oen @uoopeiter Rotpn on5uiblieBen,
tuenn Ser 8ertrn9 nidt urlter5eidnet
lperoen iollte.
StnnSeebnuscn bentider Sele9aten.
gerioiIIes, 2S.s Weai.-Gine g(n-
3abI ltnterbeautter Ser oeiltiden
5rieoensoelegaten gob fib, miiien0.
0aB lire 9Grbeit been0et iit, Dergan.
gene Jtadt ollsgeIaIiener sSreu0e
bin. sic innoen ole @orieiIloiIe unb
ergingen iid in So9rltfen ouf
syranfreid5, GeutidIauO uno ben
sSrieoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-05-28

gnIeI, %. 09ai. (ltniteo GreB)
9ie oeutI6en @egenbori6ldae mer.
Sen Die &erafltportlidfeit fir ben
arieg a6iueiien. 60 lautet eine be1ite
ans Berlin bier eingetroffene 0e'
pcide. 9Sn oerielben beiBt es, bob
Geuti6lano Die Gerantlportliffeit
fiir Sen in 9tprofranfrei6 1tno 8el.
qipn ongeri9teten Sodi6aoen tro'
aen ipiro. neil 8elgiens geeutrolt.
tat ii6ertreten tpur0e, aber niht, tpetl
Genti6lonh fir 0en &usbrlt1 oes
arieaes olletn beranttportlt6 ges
ma6t miro. SSn Dem 9ofltrnent tplr6
ferner erf[drt, 0oB @ilion oem
0eutIGen 8olfe peripriden, es niht
fir 6ie Son0I1lngen ieiner unperant.
portliben 6errider berantDortli6
all bolten. eSr1 ollgemeinen miro 9es
aen oen 8eriGt Ser olliierten aom'
million, 6ie fif NIT Ser arie9sber.
ontiportli6feit beiddftigte ltno einen
geri6t unterbreitete, &roteft erho'
ben.
SentIdle berlanesn 8le6is5it.
Berlin, %. 0iai. - @ier glallbt
man, 6oB oie, l1uter5ei6nung 0es
1rie0ensbertrages Oopon nbbdngt
Oh Die 9llliierten ein Glebisait IN ala
len itreitigen @ebieten geitatten uno
9eutIhlano ols noIlberedtigtes W}it.
qlie0 in Die G0Iferli9n nltfnebnen.
lin 0ieie beioen 6ragen ideinen
ii6 Sic belttiden @egenborididge be-
ion0er8 at 0reben. g(ud uerOen Die
Qmiierten crllldt neroet in eine
Union smii9en 9euti6lon0 uno De-
iterreif 5u miQieen boroltsgeiebt,
0os 0Iterreid)iIhe GoIf ipridt fth bel
einrr 9[bItitlnlltng oafitr aus.
sein beiuaFfneter @iSeritanS.
Berlin, %. Ufai. - 8etpaffneter
8ioerTtano 9e9en bic gmiierten lpe.
gen Ser 5rieoens6eOing fpiiroe
eill iinnloIeS 0pfer bon 2e6en be-
0eutcn. Ginige t0ridte Maeniden
in 9e1ttfd)lonD perOen obne 3ipete
feL 3u oen g8offen gretfen aber Die
Regierung miro oieielben tiht int
terItiibeu. 9ieie grflGritng muroe
0om @e6rnlilliiter @litob 9ao8fe,
ne(fer ol8 Der itnrfe Wtann I'M
6eutI6en aobinett gilt, ubgegeben.
Serr gto8fe iogte bies in 8eantipor-
tlmg meiner 8rage:
aonnte 8ellti6Iano in miIit6ri-
iber Siniibt gioeritonb Ieiiten,
tpenn bie 6rtebensoerbnno
feinen @rfoIg bringen ioIlten2
3elltiblono bat feline 9lrmee int
s5el0e, iogte ser @liniiter. gSir ia.
ben MIR nod cine %oIidei, neil mir
alle ltnIere nliLitGriiden 8erbdn0eI
ouigel0it boben. Inter ben 8eoin.
gungen oes 8affenitiQitan6es boben
mir meiter uniere miIit1riicbet g(ltss
rilitut9en olls9eliefert. @enn Die
entente nah 8eutidldn6 einorin.
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Sramenitimntrcctt int
Geras ecicblaaen

Gaaos, Ger, 2S. 0lui. - Set.
ten glndrid)ten Bifolge ipuroe in Der
Sanlstog obgebaItenen gSo6l Ous
6ralienltimnnreht nit elmer 0lajori,
tat BON etmo 6000 Gtimmen geIdtln.
gen. Gie Brobibitoniiten aber ba-
ben OorIdufia einen 5ieg 5u oer5eih'
men, on iith n1bcju 12,0a0 mgbr
8dbler fir Die glnna6me Oieies @e.
irses olsipraheH ols 0asegen &C.
itilnntt nuroe.
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100, 900 pollen an
Gppbits crkrankt

garis, 2s. 9loi - Sier einee.
troffenen gtodri6tan 0iiolee bcrriht
in 8olen cine fi6 INNER meGr aus
breiienoe SDpbus.Gpioemie. 9is
lett limo cttpa 100000 Gcrionen ali
oieIem gefdbrIiden 2eiocn erfroutt.
g(ud in ltngorn uno onoeren lei.
len 6es Iii0oitli6en europas iinO
5o6lreide Sppbusidlle 3u ber5eid),
nen. Dan befiirdtet bier, onB iif
bic aronf6eit mifren0 oes fonnlen-
Sen 8inters ilbcr gang Gitrobo ans.
breiien uirO. Ger Sberite @irt-
i6aifsrat Der irailBoiiiden giepublit
lat iidl bereits NIT ser gioien aren5
2iaa 5peds 9etdmpiina 6es IN.
pbus 1mo Der Cholera ms enbcr.
rebnlen geiett
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SitnlaltSs Nceicrltiso
offisicn aitcrkaitiai

@nibinoton, 2S. 91af. 9iely
rtatiide 8e8iebungen NIT Der fi04s
iden 9tegierltrg iptroen beiite oiifA
genonlnten. GoniuI Sorftpen San
neg, bon SeIiinefcrs, tpttroe nit ben
GtteI zines Meiniiters gum 2ontniiH
fGr in 5innInno ernannt uno Wiini
iter Saiotantoinef ipitr6e aIg 8ertre
ter Der finniihen &egierat1lg in oieS
lem 2onoe onerfulut.
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SkanSinapier fcl,cfs
ibre fiaa becrcb'

Stodbolnt 28. apof. 8ier ipar
ben Die 9tiniiterprGfioenten ltsll
9finiiter Ser oitsipdrtigen glngeIe|
genbeiten Der Staaten 8a1en1orf IL
Noripegen ertportet, I'M nit Sci
ibue0iiden gtegierung Die ifonoina
biide 2iga 8u beipreden. Nton beE
fiirdtet bier, ooB bic neligebiIoqtl
GolferIiea Die g(ttflOiltng oeg ghnk
biinoniiies Der Orei gsoroItoaten per1
laneen tner0e.
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glni Sernnlninns geI1 Sums ty.
nlor0et.

@iert, IS. gai. 9lonlirdI &of
tbp, Der frabcre SodItfonnnan
oiereltoe Der olterrcidildpiingariI
5lotte, 1T in Solnof bon agclltel
9eIn. aan's, Oes rotten Giftntors Ii
lln9orn. ernoroet .iuoroen. Yclisei
aontnliiidr 9ies unO ssrin5 9oes
faIdi Der Iebtere elmer Der gr0h
ten @rnBgriinObeiieer in ltngorf
liuo in 8n0apeit bon g(genten Del
aomntuniften etmoroet iDor0en.
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/
ntdts Inn mer0el, poourh Die Mlrt'
idaften 8rm S6fnB am I. SSSltli ge'
slplngen lueroen miir0en, Die po.
Itiifen sSiibret boben oo5lt Stel.
luna AT nebnen uno oas miro erf
| inn Qoife oieIer ISOLDE 9eideben. 9tt
rebublifoniihen 6iibrer boben Der
Stat Ses 8oriiter8 0es o&eptbllcar
g2otionol Committee" 8iIliom S
Sobs eingeboIt. SAILS ieiner sln.
fift noh 8ioerruf bon ariegs 8ro.
bibition Der repablifaniiden 8artei
i'm uadIten Sabre BET Der 8roitoen'
tenlpobl bon gluben iein fanh ID
miro er erfolgen i'm mOeren Joll(
nid,t. G8 lit 0ie nlte @rfobrltng
oaB lmIere Yertrqter iut &ongreE
niht ihre aDnitituettten tno oerer
@lnide oertreten, fon0ern lid ielbli
ln0 0ie SSntereiian ibrer Bdrtet. es
miro er8d6lt, 6ab 9rdiiOent 98ilior
nientols nit Ser 9lrt ui1o 9Seile eitla
beritanoen NOR, in nelher 8rieg8-
9Sro6i6ition nls 3uiob 5llr nglder'
ausSttnlltlierltngs geluilligtn9sa
gorlnae" buIIiert iplroe. Srotoen
iebte er am 81. g1obenlber 1918
sehu Soge nod 9IbidluB Oes 8af.
ienitiaItanoes. ieine ltnterihrift Do
runter, neil CT niht oie 8elpiIliguna
faQen loIIen mollte. CT bate eS
boroc3oaen, pem arieeS Grobibiti.
on oIlein bonn sonereb bebonoelt
mor6en ip1re un6 nidt M 8er6nl'
butg nit einer brinaen0en gemllli'
qltnq. Die ariegs Grobibition in
ibrer ietigen Sornll beritoBt gegen
Bag itiIIihmeigerOe g[bfonnnen. oos
NIT grouerlL 8in5ern uiD. eetroi.
len uoroen iuor int0 linen elm SSobr
8eit 8ur g[6nideliing ibrer @eiddi.
fe ae6en ioIlte. Geiien iingeadtet
IinS ole 9[nsiiften oilf @ioerrui Der
arieasprobibition teine eitten, neil
biele Serren I'M aongreB inter Der
geifide Der og(nti-soloon 2eogue"
itc6en, mo iie teiteht ouf ibren
Sdleln. 9inr Elm lirteiI ser Snprene
Court fann-io hat es Oen 9lnidein
0as @intretrn bon ariegs 4robi.
bition ber6inoern. gia Serren Bid,
fer b1ben lid bisher itets oeu @ai.
ieriintpeln eeneist gcSeist.
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1toctterberiei,f

Sir 3Hobd nnO l1rnqegrn6, iil
giebrosfa unO fin Sorpa-Sd3a
bette obeno uno gonnerst1g. 2geni
@e9Iel in Ger 2euberntur.