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Gilpin observer., 1920-03-25
CLOTHES TO Wear
Apparel Which Is Becoming to
Some, Not to Others.
Do Not Follow Fashion Too Closely
In Skirt Lengths, Advises
Fashion Writer.

Don't wear skirt with drapery Of
long fringe that suggests the Hawai-
ian grass skirt, advises fashion
writer In the Buffalo Express. Now
there are some overplump women
who have n fondness amounting al
most to passion for a fringe. They
are convinced that II Is one of the
things that make them look slender
Well. 1t may sometimes, but remem-
ber that the long fringe about the
hips and thighs has way of undu
lating as you walk. 1t accentuates
what you may regard as very ire
sistible swaying motion but what is
probably nothing more nor less than
a waddle.
Don't wear kimono sleeves-espe-
cially the short kimono sleeves that
are probably going to be very much
In fashion as the season advances. 1t
Is one Of the things that some stout
women will want to wear. They are
so comfortable and cool. But they
tend to make the arms look short,
and they do not produce that length
of line which Is so much to be desired
by the woman Of too rotund figure.
And please don't wear small high
heels. A high heel is well enough II
1t is Of the military sort. for then II
seems, at least, as II you were having
adequate support for your weight
But when the heel Is both small and
high and your entire weight seems to
be thrust forward on very small
part Of the ball of your foot, then the
effect is truly painful.
Don't follow the fashion too closely
In regard to skirt lengths. Short
skirts We're never meant for you
that Is very short skirts. On the other
hand, II you are large wOman-tall
as well as heavily built-the skirt
that is very long will make you look
larger than you are. The best thing
for you to do is to stick to skirt that
is short enough to look srAart and
trim, but not so short as to display
the too ample rotundity OF your legs.
The double-breasted coat or suit
gives the appearance of greater width
to chest and bust than the single
breasted model. For this reason 1t l.
better to select the latter sort. Large
or striking buttons on the jacket or
coat certainly do not contribute to
the appearance of smallness. These
things are best avoided.
Don't imagine that black satin Is
always your best selection. Mos
stout women wear 1t great deal. But
the very gloss about 1t sometimes ac
centuates the curves OF the wenrer. A
dark silk with less gloss, such as Il
| crepe de chine or pussy willow t1f
feta is better selection. Duvetyn
with Its extremely soft. fiat surface
is material that may be safely worn
by the stout woman.
And don't be misled into thinking
that the uncOrseted effect In clothes
was ever intended for such as you.
Even II you are only moderately
plump, please don't attempt it.
Gilpin observer., 1920-03-25
LUKE McLUKE SAYS

When you are winning every
thing else from a man in poker
game you are not winning his
friendship.
The sixteen-year-old princess
who is having her first love affair
doesn't know that it is going to de-
velop into an epidemic.
1t is natural for one man to say:
"How's your conduct" when he
meets another man. But if one
woman said that to another wom-
an there would be fight.
A girl who has been engaged
four times without getting results
looks a heap more shop-worn than
married woman who has had
four children.
A girl is good actor. When
the boob tells her that he loves
her she acts just as surprised as
if she hadn't known it for six
months.
When you are arguing with a
man it is too bad that you can't
throw dust into the other fellows
eyes by making sweeping asser-
tion.
Don't quit and get respondent
when something terrible happens
to you. One nice thing about hav-
ing one big worry is that it makes
you forget all your little worries.
A cold sore on her mouth or a
pimple on her nose can keep a
girl away from a dance when a
funeral in her family couldn't Go
it.
One nice thing about a college
education is that boy can learn
as much Latin and Greek in four
years as he can forget in four
weeks after he goes to work.
When you glance over the For
Sale ads and read an owners des-
cription of his house you can't un-
derstand why on earth he wishes
to sell such an earthly paradise.
Gilpin observer., 1920-03-25
Chinese Study Real Work.

Even a Chinese pocket dictionary
contains more than 10000 characters
representing words, and IL man In.
tends really to master Chinese he
must learn to recognize them ALA
stupendous task" However, 5000,
1000 or 5000 syllables are all that n
Chinese of average education I ,quires
and, If anyone will persevere until he
has thoroughly conquered n thousand,
he will be in a position to have some
appreciation Of novel and to master
the difficulties Of n simple business
document But for the sincere student
q thousand characters is the minimum
Gilpin observer., 1920-03-25
FOOTPRINTS ON THE SNOW

Worn is the winter rug Of white,
And in the snow-bare spots
once more
Glimpses of faint green grass in
sight
Springs footsteps on the floor.
Upon the somber forest gates
A crimson flush the mornings
catch,
The token of the Spring who waits
With finger on the latch.
Blow, bugles of the south, and win
The warders from their dream
too long,
And bid them let the new guest in
With her glad hosts of song.
She shall make bright the dismal
ways
With broideries of bud and
bloom,
With music fill the nights and
days
And end the gardens gloom.
Her face is lovely with the sun;
Her voice-ah, listen to it now !!
The silence of the year is done:
The bird is on the bough!
Spring hereby what magician's
touch?
Twas winter scarce an hour
ago.
And yet ! should have guessed as
much
Those footprints on the snow !!
Frank Dempster Sherman.
Gilpin observer., 1920-03-25
Scientist Was Fooled.

few years ago Doctor Emmens.
distinguished American scientist,
was convinced that he had discovered
a missing element" between gold and
silver. which he called "argentaurum."
He melted Mexican dollars In cru.
chile. dissolved the silver with nitric
acid. and exhibited residue Of un.
deniable gold.
Explanation lay In the fact that
there was originally some gold In the
silver out of which the dollars were
minted. This is commonly the case
lowing to imperfect metallurgical
processes) with the older Mexican
coins.
Gilpin observer., 1920-03-25
Administrative Notice

Estate of Jacob T. Krell, Deceas-
ed. No. 1874.
All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby no.
titled to present them for adjust
ment to the County Court of Gil
pin County, Colorado, on the 10Th
day of April A. d. 1920.
SOPHIA KRELL,
Administrators.
First Pub. March 25, 1920.
Last Pub. April Is, 1920.
Gilpin observer., 1920-03-25

Trade at Hawley's and get the
best in the line of groceries.
Gilpin observer., 1920-03-25
Be not too swift to credit an
evil tale about a neighbor.
A too vivid imagination is often
a dangerous possession.

For anything in the grocery
grain in large or small quantities.
line go to the Hawley Mdse. Co.
They have complete stock of
both staple and fancy articles.
The freshest Of fruits and vege-
tables in the market. Hay and
grain.
Gilpin observer., 1920-03-25

A nice line of the latest styles
in spring and summer hats just
arrived. Silk Poplin dresses in
colors for Easter. Children's
dresses and middies. M. ROSS.
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So Dcrlcbfc, 1 Gctct
iftfol9c Gntoleiitlfta

Ct. Soiepb, Iio., s. San. Dnrd
gntgleiiitng BEG 9aiiagierauges SO.
3 aiif Der gbicago nito Great Be-
itern BEL @potb, Mo., % DleiIen
noroIif) bon bier, lit nnt Counting
morgen ein gailagier unlgefonnl1en
uno So atoere babei, 5ttrs EeiI
Idpere 8erlebnneen erlitten. 9og
l1neliif tpuroe burd eine gebrohsne
Shiene berltrio6t.
Bug $50. 8 Idnft bon Minnenpo.
liz mad &anios gitD 1no tit NOR
gems I'M 5 llbr in Ct. Sofepb far.
Zig. 9ie @ntgleiitng poiiierte nobe
Der 8riife 102. 2ofogotipe, Tenber
unO @epadtpagen fotten gIiiGIid)
iiber Die gefdbrlide Stelle. Die oft-
bern 8agen ertgleiiten. Ginige itiir3s
ten bollit6noig lint. 9ie y9oD Good"
rolIte ben abbong oes gobnoniunes
binnb, ipdbrertb Oie S6Iaftnngen iid)
an ben Seiten Ser @eIeiie therein.
amber fAobeil.
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Ucile Nrinee>locrla0e
i1afft flcitcs Spitem
SteBenSes Seer, OsationalsarSeu
unb giirserlue6r iuerSen Seer
Der 3nfnnft bilben.

8aibinston 5. San. = Die am
Saulstos BON @oriisenoen oes Se.
natsfonuitees fiir rlilitdriide slnge.
legenbeiten, Senntor 8aostportb,
befm1ntgemadten gin3elbeiten Der
neuen 9lrmeeborlage iuiiroen i'm
Sal Der glnnabme oerielben groBe
Ienoerlngen berporrufen. 0ie g(r-
NEE ipiiroe oann IN orei Eeile aer.
follen: oaS itebenoe Seer, Die gla.
tionalgor0e (@iili8 Ser ginaelitoa-
ten) unO 8iirgeripebr.
9os itebenoe Seer, 2S0,000
Rann ino $4,000 0Ifi6iere, iuiiroe
fir @arnilons. nno glus6iloungs.
bienit 8ertpen0tng finOen; Die 9ta-
tionolgnrben piiroen fir oen Gi-
9erbeitsoienit in ibrem ieipeiligen
Staate uno 5ur gerlt6rfilng oes Ite.
benDen Seeres inn Sale Der 9fot
8eripenolng finoen.
8ie 8iirgerpebr miro ii6 an.
f1nglid aus ben 8eItfriegsbeteras
men unO fpdter aus oen jtngen 2eur-
ten aulammenieseb ole einen &ur.
ius bon 3tpangSausbiI0ung ourdee.
madt baben uno fir fiinf Sabre
bienitpfli6tig limo. Gieie 9teierbe
0iirfte MIR i'm 9totfaIle al nftibeul
9ienit berange3ogen lperocn.
Die 3mangsausbitoung iiebt cine
biermonatIide Ginberuiitng aIer
fGbiaen 9eun5ebnjdbrigen bor. Die
@orlage Derlongt Die Organization
beg 2uftoienites ols cine 1lnabbdn.
gige 8affengnttlm9 unD einen gbef
fir ieoe @aiieugottung. 9as
&riegsoepartenent Der Jfeeierung
ipir6 Inn einen llrueriefretGr init
ietnem Gtabe bernebrt iperoen, DEM
Die geidaffung Der SeereshorrGte
unterItellt ipiir0en.
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6hDuutH.
Selte niittng tritt Der &ongreB
nieOer 5iiantnten ino es gilt, eine
rieiige arbeit 5u beipdltisen, 10 ooB
fia OerieIbe i9nerIid) Dor n11itenl
Serbit Dertagen miro. Cine gouie
IN ben aongreBberba bluneen ober
6iirite 5iir 3eit Der 9bbaIttng Der
ationalperiontHlilngen Itattfinoen.
3ablreide etnbeiutii9e ltno interno.
tionale4robIeme barren Der 2oiltng;
6aSu fon,iitt, Dob man iid auf po.
litiide &eoen bon 9r1lioenti1afts-
unO aongreBfanOiooten eefabt ma.
den muB, Die notiirli6 I'M Gongrei.
iional Recoro 9lufnabnte finoen.
Ser Sennt miro ii6 iofort nod
ieinem 3uianrentritt NIT Der
SeOitionborIage oes GenotorS Ster.
lin &epubIifaner bon Siio.Gofoto,
befaiier ltn 6anu bic SnusbiIl iiber
Die MISUNDERSTANDING bor3uneb.
men.
SIM Saitie miro 9ergers @ieoer.
mabl @eeenftano Ser 8erotung Bill.
ben; es miro beabiidtiet, oie @abl
8ergers nid)t nnouerfnner.
Ser Senot muB fid) oltBer nit
Dem 0elttiben, oiterrei6iI1en unb
polniidJen gertrag audi nit Oem
iraa50iiiden Sdubbiinonis beiddfti.
gen uno Die 9dnantafannIfrage aus
Dem 8ege r1lmer.
9ie @iien6abn georganiiations.
lno Die Del, SfobIe., 8os. uno
Gbospbat 2dnoer 9adtbiI1s ioaen
nod in 6ieiem Monat erIeoigt tper.
ben.
Die aonlitees. tpeIde fi1 nit ben
srmce-S -Srganiid dtionspI6nen befoiIell,
bnben lire 9Irbeiten ioipeit beenoet,
bob lie ibren @eridt einreiden f6n,
nel ilur iiber Die ginfiibrilng Der
allgemeitten @ebrpfIitt eeben Die
Meinungen nod nuseinonoer.
Sdiifabrtsgeiespebnng ioa ntn
12. Sanunr bonn Senat olfgenout.
men Ueroen.
3abIreib iin6 Die llnterfndunger,
nit weIden aomitees betraut tpir.
Den. 8or alien 8ingen gilt es, Die
Situntion oft Der nlerifaniihen
@ren5e sit priifen. @egenItan6 Der
llnteriudunsen miro audi oie Ser.
teilung bon ariegsmeOaiIIen an Wao.
biloen.
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Gbeiftalieer haiicr
Gin acbrc9efter 11iaitf,

Berlin 5. San. - Ser Soager
&orreiponoent oes 8erIiner Gage.
bIottes entipirft ein eigenortiges
Bib oes friiberen oeltIfe1 &aiiers
in einem 9(rtifel iiber oos perlonli-
DIE ausieben oes Gaiiers uno feline
5ufiinfti9en glusfi9te1. Ser 8eri6t.
erItatter bat NIT aoblrei6en @eilt.
dern oes obgeoanften @onarhen ee'
iproden ino eroffnet feline 5dilbe.
rlrng nit elmer i6orfen &ritif Der.
ienigen bodItebenoen 8erionlidtei.
ten, Die nod Dem 8eili9 oes &ai.
iers ntaftloie auf @iBberltdnoniiie
baiierte @eidi6ten in l1n1louf iet.
5en". Ser aorreiponoent idiIoert
ben friiberen aaiier ais einen iebr
eeolterten Monn oeiien &roft err
ifopft fei. Sros itrenger 9iat iei
er forpulent geporopn ser redte
slrm uno oos rehte 8ein 5ittern
tebr Itarf. Srob0enl er Ielne tol0atl-
idH Soltrng bei5ubebaIten benliibt
lit, erideint er auianmengeiunfen.
SIM @egenlas Sii friiber ipridt er
iebr longfom. Sur tpenn oa8 @es
iprdd auf aIte 8eiten fontntt, Iebt
er aitf. 8ei Iol9en @elegenbeitert
fam man i'm nur bemitleioen. gtie.
nlaro, Der oieien eeiltig itno forper-
lid nerfoGenen Mumt 5it slnteron-
gen nit porurteiIsIoien glueen beob.
o9tet bot, fam eIauben, ooB er ie
tpieoer irgeno cine nftibe HoIle ipie-
len miro. Sie gridiitterangen Ser
&rieesiobre, Der S9las oes 8uianl.
nlenbruds nno Die ibn itets qlia-
Ienoen Sorgen Inn Die 3ufitnft ba-
ben ieinen @illen obgeitinpft. gr
bot ale @eoanfen an cine 0iiidfebr
nad 9elitfhlanb aufgegeben uno
oesbab Die 8illa 9oorn gefauft. gr
b6It 9eutidInno fiir berloren. Nebr
aIs ie lit er iiberaeust, boB er bon
feinen Inteebern iino ieinent gondel
8nIfe nerrnten nurh,
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Dcitti6 aitseeihaltct
INT Srciiitailrcr>rcoen

spra.aie, 81. g., 5. San aae
5reimmtrerlogen, Die unter Der
sSurisoiftion Ser @roBloge oes
5taates sseip Yorf iteben baben bon
lebt ab alle ibre NrotofoIle in eng.
fiider 5pra6e ab3nfaIien. 9ieie
8erfitsurg bat Grobmeiitrr @iQiam
SariHer srlaiien. Die Stem yorf
@robloge mar Die erIte i'm Qaroe, Die
mif gIu5ihaltung Der bentiden
Spra6a I'M 9fitnoI Ser einseInen
2ogen brane uno Die Die 2ogpnor-
belt rnS Die Sitbriing nller 0er-
banOlungen in Der engIiiden Spro.
DIE getna inilien polLtp. 9ereits nni
%. 8e6ruar 1919 bat @roBneiIter
6armer ons @6ift er[aiIen, ourf)
@infiibrnng Der engIii6en Gpro6e
in ben 6eiitihen 8reimaurer-2oeer
Die e6talaerifoniiae @eiinnltng Der
Wlitglieoer al bofltmentieren. eSrl
ytefp Serlen uno in nnberen Staa.
ten fiibrle oieie glngelegenbeit at eli.
nem ersi!terten aorlpf in ben &C.
ridten a5er i'm Stdot geeip gorf
fiisten iid Die Oeutfd)en 2ogen. fret.
li6 gum EetI inter Grotelt, Dem
8iIen BEG @roBmeiiters. @roBnei.
tier Sarner ipies oarnaIs alle 2oaen
an iofort Die Gtnfiibrung Ser eng.
liiGen Sbra6e in Die @ege su lei
ten, geiuabrte ie6o6 cine beftimmte
SSriit oa fih piele SinberiliiIe in Sen
8eg tiiralten. gieIe Sefretdre 6eut.
fder 2ogen ertldrten ilnumiultnoen,
oaB fl nidbt ihtitqnoe ieien, oie
Grotofclle IN en9liider eprade ob.
5ufailen; es nuBte aIio biz 5ur
gtelapaDl ser geanten eetpurtet
mer6en. ssseBt fdeinen Der @infiibr-
ing Der engIiihen Gprodc iii oen
2ogen fFine iueiteren S6iuierigfei-
ten I'M @eae 8n iteben.
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Bela tmft Gin 111aiieits
ift0recr llitH Rsiuber

8uoapelt, 5. son.- -9as Sberge.
ridt, bas Sic glnflagen eegen 8eIn
&un, einltiuols fonlntnniitiider Sif.
tator llnearns, ultterindte. bat feit-
geitellt, ooB Sum Die grnoroiine
bon 236 8erionen uno 10 gtaubto.
ten aiif oem @epiIien bat; nud ioG
er fir fontmrniitiid)e Ssropoeailou
in @ien ollein 1877 100000 aronen
berausgobt boben. llngarn tpir6 on.
rauf belteben, 6nB Der llnboIb bon
Der 8iener Hegieriine aiisgeliefert
miro. Ser aonm1uniit e&refes Gobn,
Ser iiingit bingerinret ipiiroe, bot in
einern biitterlaiienen 8rief OIL oen
StontsoniunIt eineeitunoen onB er
45 Gerionen ourdl ei9ene Sono er.
mpr0et hat.
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Ser 2ongreb m.s
Mrbeit iiber6dnft
Diirftc bis sum Pcrbit nit swei ktr;en 1tnters
breHMngen in Sitmne bleiben; picl tuidbtiec
f,rcblcnte barren ser fSiMne.

Decentralization.

@aibingtou, 5. Son.-9[lles oeit.
let barduf bin onB Der aun1pf iinl
Die SrieOensrntififation balo naf
8ieoereroffnuns oes aongreiies be-
ginnen pirO. Son Den @eibnoftg.
ferien 5uriideefebrte Senutoren ia.
ben neue GoridIdse 81 itrtterbreiten,
bon tpeIden iie mnebnten, onB iie
iuobrideinli9 augenourmen neroen,
8tpei aonlpronliBpIGne oiirften tpobl
bns nteifte Slttereiie berborrufcit.
einer lit bon Senntor llnoerippoo
etrlgebradt; oeuliel6en gent1B ioll
Elm aus 5ebn Senatoren beitebenoes
riobnungsfomitee ernnnnt iperoen,
6os eth llebereinfonluten 6tpilden
beiben Earteien onbabnen Ioa. Ser
anoere goridlag eebt babin cine
aonfereta 5piiden repu6Iifaniiden
itno oemofrotiiden Senatoren, Die
siteitnIten Der Qualification fino, ob.
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Rclebak uiH Sibiricm
at Japan abtreteit

2onbou, 5. San -gta9 elmer iiber
Mostou eingetroifenen 9epeide bon
9orpnt Drobt 2lonl.tol 9oId]of, oos
Sberboupt Der friiber nod Ssmf
genonrten libirii6en Regierung, Ell.
nen EeiL Si6iriens an Oie Sapaner
nbtreten al ipoIlen tpenn Die gu-
iiierten feine gerItGrfungeh gegen
Die 9oIihelpiiten ienDen. No9 oieier
Gepeife itebt 0ie Gapaqrrie Der
rRotcn4 Dor ben Soren bon Gogen.
rog uno @ariartpoI, mo Der 5ol[
bon 0obo Siderf1st itebt unirlitteI-
bar bebor. 9ie glrn1ee oes Gene.
rails 2euifine fIiebt in boiler guf.
I0fuus beru qnttfaiuS su Sic lit
bon gioitoff abgeihnitten inO miro
bon beioen Geiten be0rdngt. Ger
Beg mad Dem aniifoius itebt bonn
0oroipeIten ber often.
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Reeieritft9ssHilfc
fir GrpcrtsGef66f

@aibinaton 5. san.-Gie @eiude
arnerifnniIher @eidaftsleute i'm
8eibiilfe s,tr Refonitraiftion nj @itro-
pa, lit bon 6enl ariegsfinanaiernngs.
ausidllf NIT Ser 8efnnntmndung
beantiuortet lporoet baB ben @e.
f61ftsiatcreiIen binnea fitraeln 4
9nIeiben i'm 8etrnge bon $4,000
600 geiaaht peroen fonnten um
ben be6iirftigen Nationen guropas
ons notiec Material an berfhaffen.
ssssn Hegierltnesfreiien mar nan iiber
Die Rotlidhfeit bon 9fegierltngsbiilft
an @rpertfabrifanten geteilter Mei.
mlne. Sic Gntideioitng oe8 9lns-
iduiies fam troeoen nidt eigentlid
iiberrnidcnb, oa man ipuBte, oab
5inall3icfret1r @Iob enti6ieoen an
@unIten ner SiilfsgeipGbrling eitl-
trat. Wan ertpartet Oie 8eroffentli.
dung ipeiterer 9arleben in Der
fd6Iten ISOLDE
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Mfritu bon i6ncrenl
Grobeben beimgeln(6t
Drei peri9iecenc GrSit0bc peripiirt; Sie staSt
Dcsa Grus am istlimmitcn bctrcffcn;
panik ift Sen Grc6ftdStcf.
5abl Ser ,f,enidenepfcr nod nitt feitseftcllt.

5piqen feline Splren BON Tdtigfeit.
Die geben berlirIndten groBe ge.
itiiraang in ben Stdotei1. Sn oer
Staot Sa2erifc mar Die Hnnif unter
Sen ltnfpl'ienoen Glnilen Der 8ebol.
ferung unbei1reiblih. 8n $adien.
Sen 6riinaten iid) Ole erihrodenen
Meni6en in Die Girhen. Ser in
ser Sa.lptito6t ongeridtete 6daoen
bcIdr1nft iid baitptiddIid nui
Giiie in Sen @anern Der @ebdltoe.
am fhrcriteu iGeint oer Staai
8era Grnr beimgeiiidt inoroen 5li
iein. 1eber 80 Cote fpuroen IN ct.
Soc ge3dbE, mo 5nblreide @ebdlibe
in Sriilr1lueru Iiegen. Cine dbnlide
&ataItrobhe miro bon 8uatitsca be.
rid)tet g8eiter norbliG fninen in
sSsalapa 80 Meniden unt. 9ie TN.
ter6roderc GerbinItng NIT ben
fleinelt Stdoten i'm 8ereid Der
GrObebenneIlen MAIDEN cine nuG
MIR nnllGhern0 rl6ti9e Sddbun1
Ser gerlitite an Menidenleben unl
oes oneerihteten 5odfhaOetts III.
nrogIid
9lebla, @aer., 5. sson~-Ditrd
oie grojI5Iie ant Sainstag nberb
ipuroe ii Dem Gtante fdlperer Sdns
oen onJer,htet. Ser 3uiantnenitnri
nebrerer @nulihfeiten berltrindte
cine unqebeure Banif nnter Der 9e.
bolferure, ipelde fid unm oie Sci.
Iiaeni9reine 0rGngte, I'M eottlihe
SuIfe 51 erfleben. Die @loden Der
&ntbeoralc riefen oas ge1ngItigte
@olf in bns @ottesbalis, no @e.
betsperiainmlitngen nbgeboIten tplir.
oen. Con Den fleineren 9rtAoiten
i'm Stnote 95neblo lnD bon gero
griia iup man groBe 9erluite an
@enidcnle5en befi:rhtet, Iiegen feine
geudaen ssuhridten pcr. SIN Derv
Staot gero grn5 iollelt oie Eager
bdliier an oen 9ofs eitgeitiirst iein.
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Wilicit kailft keinen
cSa6er pcn Cuba

8dibington, 8. an.-8r1iioent
@ilion miro bon Der ibm ourh bic
Wac9enrD 8orloee iibertrneeneit @e.
figrtis, fubaniiden 3uder au fnu.
fen feiilen @ebrau1 MAIDEN. sSn
elmer Iangen 9etanntlnn6ung, tuel.
die Die gntideibung oes 9rdiioen.
ten fitnoeibt, miro erfl1rt, oaB Der
berfiie6are 3uder ougeni9einIitb fir
Die @e6iirfuiiie Der Ser. Staoten
nlisreidenO iei, pieIbit i,rter Der ee.
genip1rtigen itnl0tigen 8erbrniids.
boiis~. @leid8eitig ipiro oaratf
bineetpieien Dab bon Ser gefilenis
Sitr greisfontroIle mittels oes 2i-
5ensipItenls, tuie Sic 3uferporInge
es gifbeibt, notisenfaIls @ebraud
gentnht miro, iuenn es iein nllB
iifiter Wlituirfimg oes SaIti5oeporte-
ments.
9lngefiigte Sablennt1Bige 9elege
SeigerL oab Gd1sung oes 3uder.
berbroitds fiir 1919 Die 3obL bon
4.500,000 3onnen ettpos iiberitiee,
bon oenen unter normnIen 8erb1It-
niIIen etipds iiber 100000 Gon.
nen i'm SnIonSe proou5iert iperoen.
Ole fuboniide grnte iiberiteiet ieI.
ten 4,S00,000 Sonnen, bon oenen
Die slliierten peoen ibrer beidrdnf.
fen aouffruit MIR geoen 1,250,000
Eonnen iibernehmen f0nnen.
Ga bic NibeuSuderproouftion oes
ipeItIif)en 9ouiiinnn, nebit Der GUT.
fererrte bon Suipaii rno gorto Hi.
ca. 100000 Sonnen IieFern miro,
iiebt Die @efonntlnodiing eeniieen6e
3udernorrdte fiir Die Ser. Staaten
bprniis.
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Staot @lrrifo, 5. San. n.--giele
Wlenidenleben filo beftigen @robe6en
gum 9pfcr eefallen melde in Der
Na9t BON Gnulstos auf ben Sonn-
tog iiber einen groBen SeiI Der Ste
publit fiibI6nr ipnren. gta6 ben sSSit-
itrumerten I'M &egieritngsobierba.
toriitrn 5u Sacrubnpa ipuroen brei
berld)ieoene Stobe beripiirt, oeren
StGrfe oie ssSnItrumente 5eitipeilie
ouBer 0rSnltng brodte. Ser erite
StoB, ipcIder UNI 8 ltbr 45 am
Sontstag obeno eiiitrat, ooterte
flint Minuten. Ser 5lpeite GtoB fam
I'M 10 1tbr %; er mar BON furaer
9auer, aber bon fiirhterlider Sef-
tiefeit uno bon groBem nnteriroiihen
@ctoie Lceleitet. Ser brittle StoB
bon II 1tbr Oh mar iebr idipaf)
1tno MIR nit Dem Seisnigrapben
tpabrneDnl6qr.A
Sic llriahett Ser Grobeben iinO
5ur Stlibe nod unbefannt; bod
ifcint bos 3entum Ser Storungel
in Der 9f.ibe 0es @nIfons bon Ori-
5aba 5il lieeen Seebeben iptroen
in Ser 8egeno bon gerocru8 berid-
tet. Die beiben rieiiaen @uIfane in
Der gedbe Ser Stabt Waerifo, Der
Gopoeatepetl uno Der ssS5taecibuutl,
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Ber9lcmte Maocit
6rmbenbciikcr an
SorOern @enernlnnnnlt nii, bic
@rnben6eiiter an gertrnssbrndj
Sn binbern.

Columbus, o, 5. San. gBiIlianl
Green, Gefretdr Der @rubendrbei.
terberbdnoc, gie6t betannt, oaB bic
llniteb gfine g8orfers Of ameriea,
tDelde bier Beitte at elmer aonben.
tion 5llinn1mentreten ben General.
aniuaIt $nlmer eriitdt bobeit, fer.
mere 8crlesuneen oes bon oen Grit.
benarbeitern nit Der 0legierung ge.
trpfienen llebereirfomrneng Su Der.
binoern. 9ieie 8erlesungen fino ON
fIagranteiten in ben Stanten 9[la.
bona, 8eft gsirginien, aerttiidp,
Senneiee uno in Geilen bon Sui.
nois 5n Tdge getreten. Sn 6en ge.
ndnttt1t Stoaten babet bieIe @ru.
benbeiiter ben 8ereIeliten mitaeteiIt,
Dob iie MIR oann an bic @rbeit All.
riiffebren fonfiten, iuetlg iie aus
Den ger5inoen oustreten ipiirhen.
Inter b,efer @eoineune fuiiroe linen
aud Die oobn5tilaee bon Id 8ro.
gent betD:Gigt tperoen.
@ana iineriportet lift ssobn 8.
gs9ite, Der 8ertreter Der gerglerte,
oiif Der bonn 9r1fioenten beriifenen
aoblenitrcif. .aommiIiion al ben
8erbotblungen Der gtubenorbeiter
einsetroffen. @bite mar bis auln
Sabre 1917 9r6fi6ent Der @rn6en.
orbeiter. Gr legte oieieg slnf nieoer.
nm ols gertreter Der grbeiteridaft
in Die 8rennitoffbertpaltltng Ser
Negieriin5 eir5ittreten.
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6rc6fcilet tuiitctc
in Oattpiue, loa,

3anbiIle, A. San.--ssSn Ser geodi
bonn SdmStng anf Sen Sonitoe
5eritorte cine GeiersbrilnIt cine gln'
5obl @ebill6e i'm @eidaftspierteG,
oorunter Elm Sbeater ino oen 5rei.
lnaitrerteirpel. SAT- ein eon5er 8fod
lit ben SIommen gum Opfer gefoI.
len. GdS Selier. fam in eineu
8arenba'i'e gum ausbrli6 uno ipar
balo aliBrr aontrolle Scr Seueripebr.
Ser onLeriftete Sdaoen beI6uft iif
niif al 600 600