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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-01-21

high rank to declare himself publicly
on this subject In 1911 when
thoroughbred stations and mares by
the hundreds were being shipped on,
of the country because the shutting
down of racing in New York state IN
consequences of the Hughes anti-rac-
ing Legislation of 1908 and 1910
thoroughbred producers, General Wood
announced in the daily press that the
loss of thoroughbred blood had as
sumed the proportions of national
calamity, and that If something were
not done by the government to check
the expectation of such stock and IL
revive production it would be i'm
possible to properly outfit with horses
an army of the size the United States
would have to put in the field If we
came in conflict with tirst-class
power The prophesy of General
Wood was to be abundantly fulfilled
In 1917 and 1918 as had already been
pointed out.
Oppose Anti-Raeins Laws.
When the hearings on the anti-rac-
ing bills in Maryland's legislature
were held year ago last winter
were on General Andrew Hero, com
mander of the Artillery Brigade OF
the Division of draught troops that
was training at Camp Meade, and
Colonel Raymond Briggs, of the 31lth
field artillery, who afterwards be-
came brigadier-general because of his
distinguished service in the field,
appeared before the judicial proceed
lnss committee of the senate and pro-
tested against legislative inter
ference with thoroughbred production.
MajOr-General Kuhn and Brigadier-
General Nicholson, respectively, COM
mander and second in command of
the Camp Meade Division, were un-
able on account of business to appear
before the house judiciary committee
at the last hearing, but they
authorized representative speakers
against the pending legislation in their
names.-Advt
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-01-21

for Havana with 1000 barrels. the
last wet" cargo from here before
national prohibition is effective FRI
day.
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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-01-21

regiment Of 1900 TO $500 men.
II was next to impossible to obtain
horses In sufficient numbers to
properly equip even the artillery,
transport and ambulance services OF
the A. +. f., because for a period OF
two years before the participation OF
the United States In the conflict the
entente allies had been draining the
country of horses of all sorts and
kinds. The A. +. r. had no cavalry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-10
.P|MPIY? WELL, DON'TBE
People Notice It. Drive Them
Off with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

Apinply face will not embarrass you
much longer if you get a package of
DIR, Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin to clear after you have
taken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver
with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
successful substitute for calomel; there's
no sickness OF. pain after taking them.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does, and Just as effec-
lively, but their action is gentle and
safe instead of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with a dark brown taste"
a bad breath, dull, listless, no good
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply face.
Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil; you will
know them by their olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa
tents afflicted with livet and bowel
complaints, and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result. Take one or
two nightly for a week. See-how much
better YOU feel and look. Ice and 25c,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-10

dom from outside control IN purely
local affairs which is the essential
foundation of democratic institutions.
| believe that we are not disposed to
surrender that principle
Are we today less jealous of our
liberties than our foreiathers?" asks
Frederick p. Delafield, OF New York,
who continues; In the hour of peril
no one begrudges his all to his coun-
try, but the business man. who has
learned to his bitter cost the mean
ing OF the words the power to tax
involves the power to destroy and
who now submits uncomp aingingly to
a destructive system of taxation ad-
mittedly designed by the party in pow
er not primarily to raise revenue for
the prosecution of the war, but to pun
ish certain classes and sections Of
the country. is naturally led to ask a
definition of the ordinary times
when it will he~safe for this country
to return to its normal form of gov
eminent under which in the past its
people so grew in wealth power and
individuality as to make them de-
termining factor in the present con-
flict."
In short, if the American public in
tends/to nationalize any function let
the issue be made clear, let the admin
istrative responsibility be clearly
placed and let the tax burden be clear
ly assumed.
In its present form, more costly
and irresponsible and ineffeetiye plan
than Federal laid" through Federal
grants and bureaucratic control could
hardly be devised.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-10

the Federal Government. to the detri.
ment OF individual ity and of the
states attention being called to the
strikingly different ideals of old set
tied communities like Connecticut and
Massachusetts and those of Idaho or
New Mexico, and to the distinctly
local problems in~cities like Chicago
and New York with their enormous,
foreign born. illiterate populations.
From another aspect it looks like a
Job II must create d larger bureau
crazy, with many fat positions and a
massive spayrol, a new army of Office
holders. We have quite enough of
that already"
Federal aid" is an insidious and
Elusive phrase Do the states and Il
calities.. do taxpayers, do dealers and
investors in the tax exempt secur-
ties with which laid" is financed when
taxes fail do any of us quite know
what we give up in order to receive
what many regard as a largess from
"a Great White Father at Washing
ton?
Financially Federal aid" confers no
largess. The munificence is charged
back sooner or later to the taxpayers
and too often the laid" is a mere cloak
cover a. grant from the public treas
ury to some favored person or comun-
ity which equitably should be assess
ed therefor according TO the benefits
received-as in the New Jersey case
cited above,
r,afta,. ~ nnIJ 60 .ha Nod
eral Government has no present in
come with which to furnish aid
more tax exempt bonds or new levies
upon the nations income, are newt
able If we plunge further into such
projects. Or it is. quite possible that
the new levy would take form of
national tax on real estate.
AS to the resulting extra appropri-
ations by the states and localities
nave we not seen enough of the waste
and inefficiency of every system of
mandatory legislation such as raises
the popular cry for "home rule" in
every city in the land
SHOULD we now superimpose the
power and expense, the inefficiency
and responsibility and extravaganza,
of Federal mandatory legislation un
der the guise of laid" to the state?
Lack of responsibility is the great
evil in our political system. Could it
be made weaker than by further di-
viding authority between local, coun-
ty. state and national officials as, for
instances, in educational matters?
I'm connection with the prosecution
of the war says Charles Evans
I'VE have practically OBJ liter
ated state lines. Does this mean that
as. we return to peace we shall find
our Federal system irksome and an
anachronism? The people who are in
stinct with the love OF freedom cherish
local self-goyernment. The right of
self-determination inhefes in the local
and VIC mouth vain words
in talking ofthe rights of small states,
of self,determination and of the price
less liberties of mankind, five do not
recognize that it is precisely the free
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-10
Wake up your husband

to the need ana opportunity of insur.
ance. 1t is a family bank 1t saves
and serves. Ask your husband TO
look into our income policies. Ma
tional Life ms, Co. (NIutual) Earle
S. Kinsley, General Agent, Mead
Building, Rutland, VT. ADV.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-10
A Distinctive Design
An Exclusive MOTOR

Thousands chose it with an eye single to its
beauty, charm and notable appearance They
hold none can surpass it in distinction. For the
Hudson looks its supremacy in every line.
! But it is idle to think that those who prl-
marty seek fine appearance in car, DO not
value the mechanical superiority of the Hudson
Super-Six.
Granted you will never require such great
speed. vet Hudson's capacity means less than
half load in ordinary driving. 1t insures abso-
lutte freedom from strain.
That extra reserve power means much on
hills. 1t means much in flexibility and IN quick
response 1t saves much changing OF gears. 1t
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-10

1t was never sought to develop the Hudson
Super-Six as the greatest speed and power car
in the world.
1t is true that in speed--in hill-climbing
in quick acceleration-no S O k car ever
matched it. Official records show that. But
they are incidental. They were made in tests
to prove Hudson endurance.
Surely these great performance qualities are
enough to account for Hudson's FIVE years OF
leadership as the largest selling fine car in the
world. Any owner would take pride in car
that none has equalled in any worthwhile per-
Torrance record.
Yet large class of Hudson buyers selected
it for an altogether different quality.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-10
See Holv 1t Leads
All Fine Cars

Note how it predominates wherever fine cars
are seen. Outside of the clubs, the opera, the
theatre; in the fine residence streets and on
fashionable boulevards observe how it outnum-
bers two, three and even four to one, any other
make of fine car.
The supply of Hudsons has never been sui.
ficient for the demand Thousands have waited
months for certain wanted models. You can
insure yourself against disappointment IN de-
livery only by placing your order well ahead OF
the time you will require it
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-10
Hudson Also Supreme
lin Distinction
The Super-Six Has Always Been the Pattern
Car. It's EXCLUSIVE Motor for FiUe Years f7as
Given Ii Mastery in Performance and Endurance

means utter sinoothness- due to less vibration,
than any other type ever achieved
That, TOO, is matter of record. The official
proofs are open to all.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-27
SeitiationssAmsiaeeft
int SenatsStscntitce
Sreffiider9eit beutider aanuniere
bon Dem amerifaniidlen aontre.
Momiral 9slanfett geriibmt.

@aibington 27. Mdr5. -aontre.
gomiral gIunfett erfldrte Dor Dem
Senatsfoulitse our llnterill6ung Der
Sdtigfeit Der SIotte ipdbreno 6es
@eItfrieges, 6oB in Ser Seei6Iadt
BON Siitlano Die iiberlegene Greff-
ii9erbeit ser Geuti9en ooie eng.
Idnoer anf Den &opf geitel[t bdtte.
anpitan Sauiiis, Der Dor benz
&riege bent 5Iottenoepartement an-
geb0rte uno ipGter lleberieeoienit tat,
beI6uloigte Oas 5lottenoepartelnent
Der 8erbreitltng falider gtadri6ten
iiber ben 3uItanb lmlerer 5lotte,
Die beim g[usbruh bes &rieges tros
onadoriidli6er uno tpie0erbolter"
@oriteIlungeu Der &ommonoierenoen
iiber ben sbeOauernslperten uno I'm.
befrieoigeioen @erbaltniiie Ser 8e.
iasune" nur etlpns ii6er Die Salfte
bemonnt mar. 3as Slottenoeparte-
ment berbinberte Die gniuerbung Der
MonnIdafteu un6 urtteroriidte ole
fir Ole Gefielttlidfeit beitimulten
8erihte iiber 0en 2eiltemangel in
Der gaarine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-27
DeriM6 eines Babti>
raubs tuirS percitelt

Burlington, So.. 81. Rdra. .-Gs
tpliroe ser @eriudb eernnbt, ben Ct.
preBons $50. 5 Der Burlington &C.
ftern nbenb Inn 6:t0 nntpeit bon
0eponiet, SSn, gum gntgleiien gu
bringen. Ser 3ug fiibrte eine @eIo.
feloung bon .$t50,000. Die 8nbn.
beonten bntten einen @tnf erbolten,
baB Elm 9ugroltb eeplnnt iei, uno
lieBen ben 3us. Der nuf 8eiten be.
Ttimn1t mar, onf benz @eleiie Der
oItfudrtse eeridteten 3itee fabren
uno an eittem onf Dem on6eren &c.
Ieiie aufsetiirirten Salfeu S6ipeIIeu
borbeifegen. @rbeiter entfernten I'M.
ter oem Gdus elmer beiuoffneten
Sruppe Die ShmeIGen. Der @rpreB.
aug erreidltc Burlington nit ettpas
geripGtung, aber in Siderbeit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-27
Strt6 scrreiist beim
Panaet eiites ueecrs

4opIar Bluffs, Mo., 81. Mars.
aoam Safion, Elm gaeger, ipnrSe i'm
@efanenis bon Butler gountb ge.
b1ngt, ipeiI er i'm Iesten N1onat Ell.
men slngrifi ouf cine peibe 5rau
eernadt bate. 9ies mar bic erIte
Sinridtltng in Wiiiioiiri ndd Der
Bie0ereinfiibrnng Der 2ooesItrafe I'M
Staat i'm lesten SuIi. s(Is Die sSaI[.
tiir~ ~geOffnet pur6e, brad ser Strif,
Der gum lesten WaoI Dor ei1igen
Sabren bel elmer Sinriftltne lit ct.
2ouis gebrnuht iporben ipor. Ser
Neger, 6urG ben SaI[ teiIweiie be.
tdlibt, bat I'M @eidleunisnng oeg
gerfabrens. Gin 5lpeiter Strid belt,
uno nad t3 gtiniiten ipnr0e Der
Sdipurde bon ben Ier5ten fir tot
ertldrt. Dor ieiner 9iitriGtung ge.
Itono SadIon ein oaB er Dor ei1i.
gen Monaten slpei on6ere iueiBe
5rouen bereetuaItiet babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-27
Brpait erSffttet Sen
Haitipf ecaeft Pifebeca
Grfl6rt, baR Sitaeuf iber6aiipt fein
9entOtrat Jet; iDill nadj San
Sraneiseo, nm Der periDnIiden
5reibeit ben 6arai,s sn maiden.

2incoln 27. 1fGr5. -9rpon be-
gam bier ieinen &aalpf Inn feline
Stellung als 9elegat .at-large" fir
Die hemofratiide geationulfonbention
in San fSronciseo nit einem bite.
ren ansriff auf ieinen ebenlaIigen
6reuno nno @onnet, Gen. Sitdcod.
gr erfl6rte. 0aB er oitf Der 9onben.
tion unter feinen llnitanoen fir
Sit9cod iiitnnen iperoe. ssSrl 9ot-
falle lpiirbe er ieinen Stellbertreter
fir ibn Itinmen lailen. gs tat ibnl
Ieio, einem 9entofroten bon 9ebras-
ia feline llnteritiibung berioeen ait
miiiien nober I'M Sitdcod gu ltnter-
itiiten, nliiBte id Die 8oblfobrt Der
Gartei berraten un6 neine eigene
8irfianlfeit pioerrllfen. Gr be-
bauptete, Der Senator iei iiberbaupt
fein 9enpfrnt uno babe Die oelno.
fratiide Blatform nift unterltilbt.
@ouo. @owaros babe MIR aus Dem
@n,noe feline &nnoioatur in Nebras.
ia Suriidgeoogen, oamit Die Stinl-
men Der n0aiien" nidt geteilt mir.
ben. CT erfldrte, er f1rnpfe fir eli
men 8las in Der Ratinnalfonpention,
,ltln Die gteaftion 1in0 bic sSrenn6e
Der Saloons befdn,pien su fonnen4
uno idrie nad Siilfe, Inn Die
Sdnapsfroge 10 tot art MAIDEN, ipie
Die Gfloberei, 10 oab fie ME iuieber
gum 2eben eripedt iueroeit tonne. "
Gin GROCER Seil ieiner &eoe mar
Der aufadblung ieiner eigenen Ser
OienIte eetpiomet, insbeion0ere 10.
fueit Die grobibitionsfroge un6 oas
6rouertitilumredt in 9etraft font
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-27
Bet9leMte Srohett init
Nrbeits>Ginitcuitfta

aseoria ST., 27. aaara, 9rdfi.
bent Sorrington bon Den limited
Mine @orfers Of SGinois erflart.
bnb ons gn6e bas qegenpartieen
2obnfontrofts am 81. MGra Die
8ergleute Ser 8ei6fobIenaehen
obne 3tpeifcl gum gtieoerIegen Der
Grbeit beranlaiian lperoe. Gr b1lt
Sic Moglidfeit elmer Ginignns iiber
eine 2obnifnIa ouf Der fit Montng
nod gfeip yorf anberduntten Gon-
ferena niht fir allsgeidfoiieL glnlibt
aber, Dob aud IN bieien Sale eine
fur5e l1nterbredung Der grbeit itiht
5u berneioen lit.
Snoianopolis, 27. M1rs. m.
idriften Der anfloge tpegen Ser
idmorung sur 8erLebltng Der 2eber
@fte, ipelde oie sSirierltng Ser Sob
lenpreiie uto &oblenprobuftion Der.
bot, iperoen bonn 8unoesgeri1t in
Die beri6ieocnen Staaten geiaflbt.
in oenen oie t25 gGngeflogten mob.
nen, Son Den 55 g(ngeflagten inner.
baIb BEG gtoates eSnbiona iino AZ
barbaftet noroen ooer baben iid
freiniIlig aeIteIlt. Ser SnbaIt Der
GnfGoge uno Die 9lnlnen Der g(nge.
flagten luer0en niht eber befonnt
genadt iperoe1, als Bis aIle gtnge.
flagten in Ben 6taaten SSrlbiano,
SGinois, Sbio lno 8emiplbonid in
6en Sanoan Ser gunoesbeboroen
fins.
gtetu gorf, 81. Gear5.-Gie @r1i.
benbeiteer in oelt 9tntbr1aitfoblenfeI.
bern erfldrten in elmer aonferens
nit Oen Siibrern Der gereleiite, oob
Die glnipriide oerieIben auf cine
2obnerbobung bon 60 9Sro5ent iiber.
trieben itnD.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-27
Gine Bite!

8ir mDdten biernsit at
oieienisen itnierer geidatten
eeier, iuelde i'm 8eiik bon
Gefunnscn fir ibr Sabres.
glbonnement iinb, bic frennS.
lidle, absr ernitlide Bite rid-
ten, inns BEN getrag bod 10
balO afs mGslid snfommen 81
laiIen. @eun es ie cine 3eit
sege6en fat, in Der es bem
3eitnnssmanH ldluer senadt
1T, ieinsn Serpflidtanseu
nadj5nfpmmeu, 10 lift es bic
segenluGrtise, moran baupt-
IGdDlidj bic iait nneridluinslid
bpben nnS nod INNER b0ber
iteigenSeu Iapierpreiie bic
GdlillS trageu.
and iudre eS iebr sit tuiiu.
iden, hak nod cine gnsa6l
Serienisen Geier, bic es iid
leiiten fonnen, fiir ibr 8latt
i'm @urans sablteu. Sir ieSc
0itbilfe in ubiser Siniidlt
iinS mir biermit tm @urans
baHf6ar.
Der SeraHsseber.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-27
Sraitscicn kriesei, es
tpieScr NIT Ser unait
gs mirS Sarani beriuieien, Sak
9entidlano cine Mrntec BON q
100000 Rann idlaffen
fam.

gairs, 27. @drs.- -sSSn elmer De-
pelhe aus @ioina on oos Sournal
Iagt Der luobl6efanllte frana0iiide
9rieesforreiponoerlt Gioou, oaB
geltidlano i'm 6oae elmer Mobili.
rilne cine glrntee pon 2,400,000
Damn ms 6elo itelIen tonne. @r
fiigt Der 9epeibe bin5u, oaB 8eutid.
LAMB i'm @ebeimen Ieine einltmaIs
beriiburte &rieesmaidine, Die I'M
Sabre 1918 aertriimnert piirbe,
mieoer oufsebout babe. 9lub finb
mad 9tniidt Si0ou's senu9 oeutide
Sffi5iere borbanoen, I'M cine &rmee
bon 100000 befeblisen gu fonnen.
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Chicago sdblt iibcr
100000 0eutitbe

Chicago. 81, @Gra. -9eod nidt.
amtIi6en 3cniuSbere6uunaen ent.
bGIt oie 8ehoferiing gbicneos 81
Gro5ert @inaepnnSerte inter ieinen
2,SS4,S27 ginlpobnern. Bon oieien
Itehen Der 3obl nod bic Geutiden
an eriter SteIle nit elmer @eiarlt.
sabI bon 4n3.705 ODER IA &roaert.
Sic aipeitgroBte @r1ppe @ineetuan.
Serter Iino 0olen NIT elmer 8oIfs.
3obI bon 2SS, ,4S2. gln oritter Stelle
fontnten Die gfrIIen nit 20t, ,S37
Seelen m6hrenb Die sSrIdnber NIT
t73,0S9 on bierter Stelle itehen.
ltneefdbr 940,450 gbicaeoer fino
peiBe @ingeborene, irnS t44.240
ooer 5 Irojent eeborene 9lnterifaner
sebOren Der i6lparass &aik aa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-27
gSeie[ nod nidlt aefal(en.
1iesrarker NcrSte
iibcr cas 1oclitcats
Gclcts e1ttriiitet

9aepnrf, 81. s, 27. 9aGrs. -;Stl
elmer 8erIamnIung bon aer5ten Der
Sta6t, ipeI6e in Der Office oes
MoDcrs @iIlen itattfqto, tpnrOe ein-
beitli6 @ntriiItttng iiber Die geitiln.
nring oes 9oIIteno. .@eieses lalt,
meldes glerate beim @eridreiben bon
8bisfep ols Meoi5in our StGrfitna
bon Tatientsn nuf bodItens Elm Bint
ale 10 Sose beidr1nft. @efanntlifl
iiaO bereits aipei aerate Der Stoot
fuegen llebertretitng 6ieier geihrdrt.
flung berboftet iuoroen obiuobI iie er.
fldrten bob Der 8uItnnO Der betref.
fen6en Elm groBeres ols 0aS en-
i1rbte Gnn9tutn BbisfeD 0ringerib
erbeii9te. Inter ben SeiInebmern
an oieier aonfereus befotiben fidb
Or. u. q. 9intter bon arlington,
elmer Der rerbafteten aerste, ferner
Die Gireftoren CHARLES Moiepoter,
Gatrif 90. 0'Reillh Sdrrp Gpiteirt.
8. Senrp glarf, Seiler O. DGc8ribe,
Sugb Geplin, Sranf 9eoIin Sugb
Goof, Carl Sutpben ii. a. gs mar
augeregt iparben, 8roteitbei6IiiIie
an5unebmen, oof nod eirliger ge.
ipredung pnroe bereinbnrt, Die an.
seleeeubeit in Der @eriorulIung Der
GiIer gourtp Meoical SocietD bor.
3ubringen. GS ipuroe nitgeteilt,
@labor @iIlen beobiidtige, in einem
Seitfoll Die 5rnge ioboIo oIs m0g.
lid Dor 0cln gunoesoiitrittsgeridt
0urd oas itaotiithe gfedtsSe rte.
ment berfedten au Iniien.
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wetterl,sridtt

Sir Smobo uno l1mecqenS-1lr.
bcitilHmt beute 1bcno uno Sonntdg.
nit mabridcinlidem &egen. &iibIet
om Sonntog.
Sir -ltnbeftinntt heiite
nbenS iuio Soni,tag, tpobrideinIih
&egen. &dIter I'M n0roIihen SeiI
beiite obenb uno i'm oitIiden EeiI
om Sonr1tog
Sir Some - Regen beute obero
uno Counting. 81rnier i'm OitIi6en
SeiI beiite obeno; fdlter I'M ireItTi.
den ttito aentraIen EeiI am Conn.
b.
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Nenefin flldltet.

gaoboroIIisf, GiiornBloilo, %.
Mdra. (8eripdtet.) General Genefin,
8efebIsbober Ser anti.8olideipifi
Streitfrdfte in 5iioruBlano, teiIta
eiuem onteritdniiden &prreiponoeii.
ten nit, oob ct bis gum leBten aii.
eenblif be; ieinen Srltppen bleiben
miro. Gr bat @roBbritoimien er.
iudt Sdiffe gum abtransport bon
10000 Rann Sli ftellen. Sie met.
iten &riegsporrdte ioIen mem. mog.
lid, nod Ser arinl eeIdidt iueroett.
Die Sobiettritppen fteben rtiir 30
Meilen bon gfoporoiiisf entfarnt.
Die 5reitnilligen 9rntee lit boIIIt6n
Big 5uIontnlengebro6en nno Der
8iirgerfrieg in SiioruBlnnb lit ols
beenoet gu hetra6tert. 9ie S6l1ft.
front eriitiegt nidt nebr; 10000
Monn baben nit ibren Sffisieren
ibre SteI1linaen aufgegebeit tttb ia.
ben fif bierber gefIi6tet in Der
Gbfidt, 6os 2nno 5u berlalien.
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unoemeinct Streik
l6tiitt Rio Sc Janeirc

sfio Be Saneiro, 27. gidra. Ser
8erfebr IN Der Staot lit burd einen
Streif, Der INNER ernItere @eitalt
ont,inlnlt. foit boIllt1nbig geGobrnt.
9erieIbe nur0e BON ben SubrlelIter
lino 9utofobrern beeonnen; Die
Sei5er oIlar Gonpfer baben olts
Spnlpotbie oie glrbeit nieoereelegt
uno eS miro beribtet, buB Die 3in.
merleiite. SoIaarbeiter, glufpdrter
nno Soteloiener, Sdliffsbaiier uno
Itabtiihe 9lrbeiter entidloiien iinb, in
ben glusitano eill5utreten. Ole &e'
aieriine bat angefiinoiet. 0nB ale
@usIdn6er. Die in Die llnrllbeu Der-
midelt Iiino, ouseeluieien weroen ioI.
len.
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Gintpcbnersabl 6rafS
JslanSs' u. PaStinas'

g9aibinstOn, 27. gadr8. = Dem
3eniusbureau aufoIge bat @ronO
SSSslonb, glebr., 1880 Ginipobner;
Soitinss, glebr.. 1t,647; Scots
BLUFF, Iebr., 69i2. Somit bot ieit
Der Dor sebl Sdbren erfoIgten Sen.
flisaufnabme @ronO SsIanbs gepol.
feriing INN 1854 ODER 35.2 ASro5ent
5uoenonmen oieienige Saitines nm
2309 ODER 24.07 gro3ent, m1brenb
Scotts Bluffs cine 2inobme bon
51R6 nAar 2ah-9 ~ hsraei9neii bot.
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Yolell angebli(0 III
bcordngter Gage
SopietsGrnppen ercifen aft Ser aanscn Srcnt AT;
in Gitfaiten kcmint es so fdtuercn 6efedytcn;
1oilna BON sen Boli&ewiki ercbcrt
rolniiae 1esicrnns IeSelt aat6 yrombers iiber

@ari1ou, 27. @idr3. Sier elm.
setroffenen @eri6ten geir6B iiiio Die
ruIiilden Sobiettruppen ouf Ser
aan5en Gront gesen Die Nolen gum
9(ngriff iibergeganeen. 8eionoers
beftiger @rt fpnren Die @efedte in
Der g}adbari6aft bon gtobogra6.
8olbpnsf.
3lpifden GitblatO uno Der SO.
bietregierinG lit, tpie ornbtloie 0e.
peiden aus Mosfau beiasen, Elm
Brdlin1innrfrieoe 3uitanbe gefonl.
men; Der @ertrag iuurbe IN 9tiga IN.
terseidnet.
2on6on, 27. atdra. (aniteb
greB) Cine gerIiner Gepefde on
Die @r9dnge Eelegrapb Company
beiast, gerii6tipeiie berlaittet, Oab
Die polniid)e Regierling ibren Git
n 8oridau nod 8rontberg Griiber
5u 8reitBen geborettb) berlegt bat.
9ieie 9epeibe nber lit nod nidt
beitdtiat.
Die borritdenoe rtiiiide Goblet.
orntee bot 8ifna erobert.
Sieiige polniide @ertreter iteIlen
in &breoe, 6oB 8ari6au bon 60
biettruppen beiebt tporoen 1T.
(0eueite 9epeiden befoeen, boh
bic Sobiettruppen ibre eripartett
Sriibiabrsoffenfibe eroffnet baben.
8ilna, bon iueldeln es beiBt, baH
es bon Sobiettruppen genonlmer
ipurbe, lit Elm tpi6tiger @iienbabn.
fttotenpunft unb liegt 1tngeefdbr 225