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Newport daily independent., 1919-01-15
NEW OUTBREAK OF IN
 FLUENZA IN STATE

Little Rock, Jan. 15.-A recurrence of influenza probably dating from November is prevalent in the state, affecting scattered localities, Dr. c. w. Garrison, state health officer, said yesterday A call was received from Calico Rock, where nurse is needed to help with the situation, and the health board has established nurses in seven towns.
 While most of the cases are new contacts, several have been reported as having incurred the disease se- cond time. The spread of the dis ease is not nearly so wide as the Oc- tober epidemic, but the severity is no less in the affected districts.
 Local quarantine has been estab- lished, and Dr. Garrison said that mayors and health officials are giv- ing good cooperation in reporting illness, and in assisting to restrict chances of contact, etc., through quarantine.
 Keep your dollars at nome. Trade in Newport.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-15
ArkQnsQs Legislature is
 Exhibiting Unusual Speed

been many members in both houses anxious to have the honor of intro 'ducing the resolution. Senator ,Hastjo's resolution passed the senate, and is ready for transmission to the house. A copy of it was introduced in the house by Representative Car ter of Franklin. The first resolution in the house was offered by Repre- sentative Riggs of Garland, father of primary suffrage, and was re- ferred to the committee on constitu- tional amendments. The house com mittees will not be announced until Thursday morning. MT. Riggs en- deavored to call up his resolution to have it adopted yesterday afternoon, but Representative Thompson and Carter, declaring themselves to be ardent advocates of suffrage, said they opposed the Riggs resolution since it is not properly safeguarded against the alien voter. MT. Riggs motion to recall from the commit tee was withdrawn.
 Constitutional amendments have been proposed in the house to require a vote on road tax in each township at every general election, to provide for a graduation land tax, and to raise the state school levy from 3 to 5 mills and reduce the district levy from 12 to 10 mills.
 Among the most important bills introduced in the house are those for re-digesting the statutes, to re- peal the act creating the Fish and Gam Commission, to repeal the Gin ners' Act to provide for Bank Guaranty, and to appropriate $75,0Oo for the mileage and per diem of the members.
 A memorial by Judge Doyle of Lawrence county asking congress to enact the Federal Equal Suffrage Amendment, was unanimously adopted
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-15

Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, Jan. 15.-The house and the senate got down to business speedier than ever before in their history, and before the second day was over had begun grinding out legislative, with twenty-six bills in the house and fifteen in the senate, and bunch of proposed constitution al amendments.
 The indications are that this will be a very aggressive and active body, and that there will be vast amount of legislation put upon the statute books.
 A sensation was sprung in the house yesterday when a special cre- dentials committed questioned the authority of Gov. Brough to appoint members to fill vacancies. He had appointed s. P. Meader of Clark county and Peter Doisch of Phillips county. The committee said that it had made an investigation and could find no constitutional sanction for this method of filling vacancies. For this reason they recommended that the men be not seated.
 Representative Sullinger of Mis- sissippi county, number of the com- mittee, boldly declared that it was a political scheme in which the gov ernor was personally interested, and asserted that the governor had been sending for members to come to his office and "get right" and that his private secretary had come unasked to a meeting of the committee to in- sist upon favorable report. He further said that Joe Meyers, the Phillips county representative who serve, but that he wanted to be elected so that he might dictate who would be the representative from Phillips county.
 The equal suffrage proposition is going through easily, and there have
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-15
ATTEND CAMP PIKE SALE.

T. s. Stephens of this city, Earl Mcdonald of Weldon and A. J. Goetz of Tuckerman have returned from Camp Pike, where they spent a day attending the government sale of horses and mules. MT. Stephens calld at the Independent office today and gave a very glowing account or inc sale, and was loud in praise of the government representatives who have the project in charge. MT. Ste nhens bought five mules, MT Goetz bought four horses and eight mules and MT. Mcdonald eight mules and four horses.
 Mir. Stephens says the sale was one of the fairest he had ever wit messed and that everyone was ac- corded the same good and impartial treatment. Good animals can De hought for from $65 up, the animals being guaranteed by the government. He advises persons who wish to purchase. good stock to attend the sale.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-15
EONFEREES, AGREE
 ON HIGHER TAXES.

Washington, Jan. 14.-Tax rates on luxuries, semi-luxuries, amuse- nent admissions and clsb dues were agreed upon today by the senate and house conferees on the war revenue bill. Practically all the senaet's rates on Iuxuries and semi-luxuries were accepted ythe house conferees, ac- s.ording to Chairman Simmons of the senate managers.
 Rates in the house bill on amuse gnent admissions in excess of 30 cents were adopted by the conferees. The senate managers accepted the higher house rate, but reached com promise for retention of the senate rate on admissions of 30 cents or less. Under the agreements the amusement admission tax will be one cent on each 10 cents paid up to 30 cents and two cents on each dime yaid in excess of 30 cents.
 The house rate of two cents on each 10 cents paid for admissions to roof gardens, cabarets and similar establishments was adopted, as was the house rate of 25 per cent, in- stead of the senate rate of 10 per cent, on theater boxes.
 It is stimated that about $75,Ooo,- 0Oo in revenue will be obtained an e.r5ar tha aurnprnpnt
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-15
SERVES AS SPEAKER.

Hon. George A. Hillhouse, repre- sentative in the legislature from Jackson county, who spent today at home attending chancery court, was called to the speakers chair in the house of the legislature yesterday, and spent most of the day as presid- ing officer, relieving Speaker New ton who was busy preparing list of committees. Several matters of im- portance came before MT. Hillhouse, who disposed of them in veteran style.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-15


 Jailor Chas. Hogan returned last night from a several days trip over the county, during which time he is- sued summons to witnesses and oth- CTS who will attend circuit court next month.
 Sheriff J. M. Ivy has not heard from his son, Sim, since November | IA, at which time the young man wrote his parents that he was in a hospital in France receiving treat ment for wounds received in action. Sim was wounded twice. Mir. Ivy is very anxious about his son and is endeavoring to locate him through the Red Cross.
 Superintendent of Schools Garland k. Land of Tuckerman spent yester- day and today in his office at the court house. MT. Land is working constantly on plans through which he hopes to increase the efficiency of the rural schools. He expects to visit all the schools within short time.
 F. l.. Grady, deputy sheriff of Prairie county, spent today in New port. He is here to secure witness who is thought to have knowledge of murder case in his county. The case is that of Jake Kirby, who is charged with clubbing Harley Fran ces to death with sledge hammer and then throwing the body in the river, heavily weighted down.
 Deputy Sheriff Robert Ivy is spending this week at towns on the Rock Island collecting taxes.
 Two cases were filed today in the circuit court as follows: Thos. Hale vs. Wm. McAdoo, damage suit; Plunkett-J darrell Grocer Go. ys. Cot ton Plant Veneer Co, Jordan & Co. and H. B. Spencer, debt
 o o
 Edgar Robinson, well known ne- gro character, was brought before Esquire Nuckolls yesterday charged with selling whiskey. He was placed in iail to wait the action of the grand jury, unable to fill $500 bond. He is also charged with obstructing
 law, it being alleged that he pointed pistol at Constable Jake Green Saturday when the officer at tempted to arrest him for selllng whiskey.
 J. T. Henderson of Auvergne was visitor to the court house today.
 Albert Coe, brother of Treasurer Coe, is in Newport for short time. Albert has just returned from Wash ington, where he was with spruce division, having been honorably dls- charged.
 Judge Lyman Reeder opened Jack son chancery court this morning.
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Newport daily independent., 1919-01-15
UNITED WAR WORK
 PLEDGES WILL BE DUE
 ON JANUARY FIFTEENTH

Everybody must remember that United War Work Pledges are due on the 20th of the present month. It is important that the pledges be ta- ken up on that date.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-15

Mrs. H. Clay Sanders, Miss Kath- erine Morris and Miss Lockie Ora ham went to Little Rock early this morning to spend the day.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-15

G. L. Smith, manager of The Realty Company, spent today in Lit tie Rock looking after business in terests.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-15

E. c. Bondurant, B. E. Brown and T. H. Smith of Memphis were genial travelling salesmen in our city today and registered at the Hazel hotel.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-15

F. P. Herndon of Judsonia spent last night in the city.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-15

Keep your dollars at nome. Trade in Newport.
Newport daily independent., 1919-01-15
COURT HOUSE NEWS.

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-21

trofien meroen, gqs SanoeIsidiffe
tonaten iie, peaen 9}oHqels an 2a-
Oeraum e6enfaIls niht benubt tper-
oeu.
2eute, Die gegen Die 8erienfuug
opponierten, tonnten MIR Iolde ietn,
ole nidt8 bon Der Sade beritebeu.
9tatiirlitb miiroe Gnglan6 Dor Der
9erienfing eepiiie Eei(e entfer.
men, mie aSun1pen, saupfer. lmo @ei.
fin9nisriiitung, Die 0lal6inen.
Gu6 cine @enutuug ser Sanger.
pTatten iei unnltsfiibrbor, neil bieG
81 foitipieIig, 8o3u beoiirfe es be.
ionoerer Sodberit1noiger, geniib-
ung bon Srofenoofs unter boben
Soften, glusiheioung Der Gbelnito.
lien ans Dem StabIe II. (. 10. aIles
neli on3ufoufeu, fpiirbe biIliaer iein.
g8er Die 56ifie er6GIt. nilroe
MIR alpeiBe @lepbanten' in ieiuem
Bette baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-21
Dcrbercifmltoeis
oe0en Prohibition

9tep gorf, 81. @l1r3. - 9oS
&oruitee Ger 8ralter 1ln0 g8btsfep.
brenner tilnoigte beute an, 0aB Die
totigen @orbereitlngen eetroffelt iei.
en- Die @eiebmdBigfeit 0c8 BUN.
oes- Brobibition3. 4lnenoment8 iln6
neS arieg8.9robib bibitionsgeiebes an.
8ufe6ten.
2ebD g2oper, Gbieago, Der 9ie6ts.
beiItano Der Srgdniiation. babe SS5p.
itruftionen erboIten, Die notigen ge.
ridtIiden Ghritte iofort nad 9lb.
ihluB 0es 5rieoen8 slt nebmen
9lae8 8orgeben geger 0us Is.
amenoement, 10 beiBt es. bGnge bon
Dem glusfale Ser Heferen0um.8ob-
len ab, Die in 13 Stddten ber6ei.
aufitbrer, 8etttionen i'm ltinlouf iei.
Ell.
Serr 0Ia1er bobe oaS &oinitee irts
formiert, oaB Die 9fotifitation Oe8
9lmenoenients ourG Die berI9ie6enen
2egislntitren binfdllig iei, uemI
niht etne giniorit1t Der @GbIer 0o-
fir Itinrne.
Der Hedtsbeiitatto babe fernerI
ieine 9lniidt 6nbin oltsgeIprod)en,
Dob Bier. unO Characterization,
bonn 9rdii0enten unternt g2abrungs.
berboten, geietlid mieoer
6egonnen meroen tonne, iobal6 Ser
Jrieoen o6gei6loiien, iollte bic
8riessprobibition ungeieelid erflartl
peroen.
Betitionen fiir Gin Geieren0um
ieien in llmIauf geiett in Galifor.
MO, @nibingtoH, Nidigan, Ohio,
gii6ouri, Wlnin uno Rebrasfa.
3a in 45 Stauten, 9 nle5r oIs
,os NOTICE "a oIler Gtaoteu, oas
Gmenoement rntifi5iert morOen iei,
pare Elm @orae9en nlttlog, menn in
ler benbiihtigten 8obI ne6r oIs a
5todten 5ltslmiten oes glmenoementS
lbitinmen ioIlten.
es lpltrOe ferner erfl1rt. oaB man
Iis no6 9f6ihIuB Oes syrieosiis mar.
en- ipolle. Gic flnee miro aeaenI
lie Stener6eboroc uno Ben 1iftrifts.
luuolt eiHes 9aeeigupten ziltritisD
peroeK X,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-21
aSrieOe bis Gnoe
Mdr5 Dinausgeifbobtll
Jtalicner perlan9cn Simftc, tpiSriacnfalls tie ii
pom Scr Hcnfercits striidsicbcn ipcllcn;
Ocmti6lanS ion 40 t11iltiarScn sablen
pori&ldec snr ,tbdnSerune Ser cieakonititution

| Ser. Stoatert 9fuBIono, gulgorien,
@gppteu @riederIono, Snoien, 81.
tauen, Moaeonnien. Minrdltien, Gitr-
tel un0 Ukraine nripeieao.
Gin ittternationnles @drIqtnert.
erfpdbIt BON Ben g6lfern" ioIte an
SteIle Der n9elegatenoerianlntIunga
in Der 9Sariier gerfaIillug treten~, !,
i6lagen OieIe 8ertreter bor. u3u 0ie~
lem &urIument foa ieoes 2dno fir
ieoe MiGlion ieiner @inipobner et-
men 8ertreter ien0en."
Die anberen 8eftimnlungen ioIlen
borieben: Die Shoffltng eines iltter.
nationaIen tribunals, oaB ser Stat
bes dae golfer inltfaIienOen 9Slfer-
bunbes Die boIlltdnoige Gntpdffntna
51 2an0e nno sur See ourmfiibre,
rno oarauf iebe, bob 3ipongmili.
tdroienit abgeidafft miro uno MIR
geniigeilO neutrality-suspicious. tnfer-
balteu mer0en aIs notiDenoia iinb,
Die 0ronitng oltfreht 5u erbaIten.
5erner ioa Der @oIferbuno iiher
aIle 2ar0- lutb 5eeltreitfrdfte ber.
fitgen, I'M sSrieoensbriihe alt per-
binoertt. Q(Ile &oIonien, nit Q[us.
ndbne Der iib ielbit regiereit0en,
iollen BON einei1 geatnten oes 9itn.
oes perpaltet iperoen. 3oIItarife
ino Mlonopole CUR 8egiinItiqisnq
bon Son0erirterefien foaen nboe.
i6afft fueroen. 9o3 SelbitbeItinl.
mrnesredt Der 80Ifer uno Ser
S6uB bon nationolen Miaoerheiten
ion our6 cine @eItperfalIuna qe-
tp1brleiftet lperoelL itno 93onfofts
aus nationolen griinoen berbpfel.
fein.
9os GeIegron11tt fdrteBt: .Die
gerner aonferen5 bittet Sic oIliier-
ten un6 terbitnoeten giegierltnael,.
Die o6igen 8orId)I1ge In geratltnq
81 5ieben utl0 ibren @rltfpnrf benz
o6au6noern.1
@s 1T unter6eidnet BON $. gge.
ber, S6Dei3er gaationaIrot; Saiber.
letn, Sto0tratspr1iioent bon 3iiridl.
Brof. emil giele, 6reiburg; St. 81
9u6ia luo 4rof. grooo, Q}erit: gu.
rico 8igualli, sSstolien; 8bilip 5noiu.
BEN GnglonO; 9rof. bon 9alnn, Ge.
terreid; 0t. 5tofer, 9eutidIoilo;
8enernL 8aeiter, SoIIano; MeatbiIlo
Bioegrerl SdDeoen; Baron Bran.
yel, &uBIdno; g8. 8ioeiner uno gf.
Shpei8er gaationaIrate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-21
3nr g9nbrnuesmitteIfraae.

8aibingtou, 81 Wl1r3. 9ie
5roge, fueIde Die geamten Der Qob.
rltngsmittel gerpolhtng berieten,
mar, Of es rntiom iei Sublibieu fir
glebI 5n eeipGbren nm oas 2aib
9rot mie0er ouf 8 Gents au brii,.
gen. 9ie geamten iin0 Der M1ei.
nung, oaB o6ne @2ebliubTi0ien oas
5 Gent.2ai6 cine ltmnOolihfeit iei,
Bis Die NobrungSmittelirage mieoer
i'm norm1len 8uitano lit, uno Dies.
oiirfte DobI faum in Oen nddJiten
Stuei Sabren eintreten. Cine Miebr.
belt Der geamten ertldrte Iih gegen
Die glebliubii0ien, neil es Der gie-
gierllng 8irfa S50O,000,0O0 foiten
Iuiiroe nno 6ieig WtaBnobme oennod.
nidt oen greis Ser nnoeren gaab.
nln95mittel beeiniliiiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-21
Ginc filrtbtbarc
6ift>Bcmbe
@eaen r@eI6Frens" sdb es tatiddl.
lid fein @eaenmittel. Gift
Oringt Bis auf bic SuOdrn

9(nIdBlia elmer Ge5ote i'm gtiirn.
berger 9fotbaule i6reibt elm gSionier
Der o6r1nfiiden $ogespoIt": Inter
Der 9e6eidning nSnnoeosbombc
nB" berbtrgt iib Elm GambfmitteI
bon gera0e3l beItioliider 8irfuno.
9enn Die 8onlbe entb1It ben Ioqe.
nannten Stompfitoff n@eIbfreu3" !,
cine 3uiommenietitng bon Ttdrflten
fliiiiigen @iftitoffen. 8iro Die
gonbe gegeu Elm belpeelides 3ieI,
olio etipa gegen @enihenniaiien ge.
norfen, 10 Oetouiert iie entiueoer
olr6 glufI6log ooer 3eitSiinoer.
gie fliiiii9e @iftindiie beripritt
ftn. Srifft tie oltf mibeflpi6ete Solt.
teiIe 10 beriengt lie ons poutgeiDebe,
iofpie Die Oarttnter Iieganoen 6leiif.
teile, felbit Gnoden iebr raid. 8ein
9luftreffeu nif 6efleioete Sontteile
miro Die alei0ung i'm geu beriengt
lnlo Dos .@ift nirft eberfuls auf
Die aorperbout. Sin 6en qetrofienen
Stellen biIoen ii6 itorf eiternoe
@itt0en, oie cine 1bnli1e sSlaiiig.
felt mie Bel $ripber oblonoern nno
nod innarbaIb zines Cages ben 600
ncs 8ctroffenen berbeifilbren. Gin
@egenmittel gibt es nift. 1tns SOL
oaten nuroe i'm 6etbe enpfoblem
Gle 8un0e iofort nit gbIorfa(f su
6ieien mllBten mir itets
in fleineu 8ii6s6en nit uns fiib.
ren. Die 8irfllng ioa ober beriagt
boben. Der ,@elbfrel8fontpfitoff",
i'm 8eloe ftlr5peg o@elbfreu3" ge.
nannt, oebort ne6en benz Grim
utt0 gglalttreli3", aur Gategorie
Der fogenanilten g-adutpfitoffe.
g@el6frau5", e6enio lpie Grim
lnO a8lnufrelts" puroe audi in
.5orm oamit gefillter @eidJoiie bon
Der SelOartillerie beridoiien; oieE
Ieeteren beiOen @ifte itno ie0od in
1asf0rn1igem 3uitan0e. 8eaen
@riinfreu5" iollte @asmosfe idiit.
ten, ee9en r8Iaufreu5" ieoo6 nur
'eI Gerlpenolng zines beIonoeren
lifioses oltf Die @osfe g8ir batten
,iefen 9(ufiob. Der @egner botte i'm
nift. 3ipeifellos battenI
Dir bieie 8.stnl1pfitoffe 3llerft. ipd-
er bra3ten fie ou9 Die @egner. ga
olhe Gnmpfutittel bon groBer
Brailiontfett iinb, 70 erIeoigte Ser
9eaner gefangene Solooten bon
ms, in oeren glbI6nitten aantpf.
nitteI iolher 9(rt bertpenoet muroen,
nit ben @eipebrfoI6en. Gs lueigrrten
id oober bieliad oie &ruppen, fol-. Z
le Wtittel ann aantpf 5u beniiben,I
tomentIid bic glrtillerie 3eigte cine
Gdeu noGegen. 9ie
senntnts bieIer gtngaben itiibt iid {
ouf ginblife, oie ih BET !
6beren Std6en in Die ooisfreten
-ften" botte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-21
BclfRcuiki iucQcit int
Der. Staten kallfcit

Seem gorf, 81. 9adrs. u. a.
Wfortens, Der bieiige 8ertreter ei.
ner Mostauer @ifen- uno SfohIfo.
bril-, ertldrte beute forneII, oaB Die
rttiiii6e Sobietregieruna niIIens tit.
$2O0,000000 in @ol0 IN onaerifa.
nii6en unO europdif1en ganfen fi;r.
ben Infaltf In ben Ser. Gtnateit
bon ollen1 mas gum g9ieOaraif6oit
gtBlanos nOtig lit au oeponteren.
Serr Wtartens fiigte bin5u, OoB &c
gum offi5ieIlen 8ertreter Ser 5o.
btetre9ierllng ernannt Iei nno Ieire
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der HeQie.
rrng Der Ser. Stooten 3ngeiteat ia.
be. Gem babe er einen cffsieIlen
geri6t iiber ote Gage 4uBIanog 6ei.l
gefiigt un0 einen glusorlf bes Qgilr.
i9es. dfpiifen HuBla1o tito BEN
Ser. Stanten tpieoer t1ormoIe ge.
5iebtingen berbei5ufiibren.
Die Sobietreoieritng be1biidtiQe
terner, Der Regierung 0er Ser
Stoaten 70 ertlGrt Serr M2ortens
meiter, beridieoene @orItIaoe sit
MAIDEN Die gum gorteile BON sSo.
britaitten uno grporteuren iein iphr.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-03-21
Glt9latc tDirS ScMtId)c
Sd,iffe uerlcnkcn

2onbon, 81. Mdrs. Ser Ghtrm
bon ltntpiIIen IN Der italieniIfeil
irn6 fran5oiiiden gSreiIe iiber Sie
gGbiidt Der en9Iiifen g(0miroIitdt,
Die iitternierten 6euti9en arieas.
idiffe 8u berierfen bat teinen Gin.
orllf bier gemadt.
Sollten sStoIien un0 sSrantreid,
nidt nit Dem 9oritIdge therein.
itimnen 70 1T enalon6 miaens,
Die Shiffe au teilen. gl6er es miro
ieinen, anteil berienfcn. Ole 9rord.
Forfeit Der oeutiden Sdiffe lit BON
oer glomiraIitdt iebr ernItboft in
getradtung ee5oaeu ucr6en; tros.
Dem bat iie bic @erienfling beihIoi.
I'm. @ie Der llniteo greB mitaeteiIt
pur6e. iino Die gelDcagriIn6e fol.
genoe:
Gs mare unousfiibrbar, bic Gfjif.
fe ols ariegsihiffe su beniben, es
iei oenn Dab ipe3ieae Miiuition fir
lie tdbri5tert tuilr0e. 1oS dber mir.
be ie6r itnprnftiid iein. 8meierlei
9lnnition bertriige iid nift NIT Der
2eiitimgsf1biefeit einer g2arine.
gliBer0enl ipiiroeu bic 0arans emf.
iteben0en llnfoiteu bel 5li bod lein.
Gie aenitrliftiou Der 5eutihen iei
tatnI berfdjie6en bon Der aonitrltf.
ton Der engIiiden ariegsidiffe. |
1esbnlb lpiiroen beion0ere 8orteb. |
utneen fir ibre SSsnltaHobaIhlng, |
sauariiihma urO gfepurotatrgn &C
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Bcli6cwiitcn9
riidt iiftiftcr n1ber
Mn ginmaniens Gren3en sieGen Dol.
idJeiuiiten Elm Seer suiGmmen;
GlLerlei @ermntnngrn.

4oris, 21. 0e1rs. (8on Greo g.
Serguiou aorreiponoent Der llni.
teo BreB) )-Gos 9tennen 8luilder
sSrteSe, 9taub urO glrulut lit ieb
i'm @nnge. giit 0em Gintritt bes
Sriibiobrs miro Die g5r1oe, Oh Srie.
Sc. @eitdnbigfeit mo g8ie0erouf6ar
mdbreno Der fonuuenOen Wtonott
ibren Gtnsug baIten tperoen ODER oil
tpenigitcns Wtitteleuropa iid in ei.
nem bIntigeu giingen befinOen miro
febr baIo beontportet tperoen.
@aon ipeiB. Dab Streitfrdfte ser
9oli6eluiti an 9iunlGniens @ren8a
5uion1meiae5o9en neroen: anoera
iteben oen EoIen gegenii6er uno
iiibren 8oritoBe ga9en 6ie 8ur8eI
Der neuge6iIoeten &egierltng aus.
@ie 9tilndnen noIlen iuiiien, 0aB
ore 8olidepift bei gintritt girnltiaer
g9ittertrg lo8I6Iogen tDerOen. 0ie
&olen baben nit 0en goli6eiDiiten
fortgeieBt SddrniiiBeL 3u 6eIteben,
uno es miro an9enonlmer, 0oB 0ieie
Die 8orldltfer oe8 2os6tcdens eine8
eIl9elneinen g[niturnls iino. Gumd.
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bifalen Die 9tegierllng gum 8ild.
tritt 3ipingen. Qln0erIcits pip0er,
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,Lben Iiefern.