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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-19
RonrSchf Funeral

Mrs Mary Ellen Robrecht. wife OF
Henry NJ. Robrecht. OF No. % Twentieth
street died yesterday morning at 2:49
+ o'clock. folio wing an eight weeks ILL
ness duo to complication OF diseases.
Tho deceased was born in Manchester.
.Fngland on December 9. 1851 and was
IA her fifty-ninth year Of age. She was
Athe daughter OF Martin and the late
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-19
pEcIARE DIVIDENDS

OIL CITY. May 1.-THE regular div
dcnd of SO cents and an added dividend
of so cents. payable June Is to stock
holders of record May 20. was declared
py directors of the National Transit
company here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-19
500 MINERS ON STRIKE.

GALLIPOLlS. O.. May lS.--About 500
coal miners, employed at Raymond Ciy.
West Virginia. on tho kanawha river
here. went on strike today. The men arr
said to be- dissatis with orders issued
by the mine superintendent regarding
the manner Of taking out the coal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-19
Brandau Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Ber-
tina Brandau. who died Monday at the
family residence. No 320l Chapllne
street, will be hold this afternoon at
2:3O o'clock Interment will be made in
Mount Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-19
CHALLENGE

The fast East End midgets challenge
any team in the valley IN thflr C!nSS
To play them games on SUNDAY only.
TO arrange games call ll-e-N anu "SN
for 'rnnN PurpurA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-19
FRANK HYMAN

CLARKSBURG. W. Na..May Is
Frank Hyman. aged 20. postmaster and
merchant at Housewife. died today in
ClarksburE hospital while UNDERGOING
"A surgical operation for appendicitis.
He was son OF August Lyman. OF
kingwood, and leaves five children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-19
FOREST FIRE SPREADS

KANE. Pa. May lS-The forest fire
near Sackett, Elk county. was spreading
tonight and threatened valuable timber
lands and oil properties with destruc-
ton. Scores of Kane residents were
dcputizrd to help fight the flames. Sew
cral oil rigs have been consumed by the
fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-19
POSTPONE TRAFFIC MEET

The meeting Of the traffic committee
Of the Chamber OF Commerce which was
TO be held last evening. was postponed
due TO the many activities in the city.
The meeting will be held Tuesday eve
ming May 25th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-19
ropE FIGURES COMING

WASHINGTON. May 1S.-Population
announcements for tomorrow at nine p.
m, will include Altoona. Pa: Rockford.
Ill TeXarkana. Ark. and Dallas. Tex.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-19
MACKS TO BELMONT

THO Ncconkey baseball team will 20
In Belmont. Ohio. for Il game next sun
day afternoon. Honecker or Crock VIII
probably do the pitching for the Macks'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-19
BRAIN TESTS|
} BY SAM LLOYD. ;
5 Minutes to Answer This.
NO. 4l3.


Answer co NO, ia
The spccuIator bought IS lots at
Sla5O lot and sold them at SIS lot,
making a profit equal 10 the cost OF SIX
lots.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-19
Richardson-Mouppt.

The fire truck was called to house on
upper Linden avenue yesterday morn
ing. but no damage was done. II was
fortunate that the fire was a small one
as the truck was held up at the corner
Of Fifth street, by the many automo-
bilcs and also the big circus parade.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-01-02
GOVERNMENT BONDS
FAST CHANGING HANDS
Foolish Purchasers Sell Them at a
Discount or Trade Them for
Worthless Stocks.

| Washington ID. C.-Interest on Lib
erty Loans now amounts to between
$500, 100000 and 5000 100000 per
year.
The population Of the United States
is estimated at something under
100000 persons.
The United States Treasury there
fore is disbursing investment profits
averaging SO each to every man, wo-
man and child in the country.
More than 100000 persons were
listed at the close of the Victory
Loan as holders of war bonds, indicat-
ing an average family holding which
just tallies with the above figures
some 5000 worth of Liberty or Vic
tory bonds, producing an income of
So per year.
Hundreds of thousands of persons
who never saved money before did
so through the purchase of Liberty
bonds and War Savings stamps. AS
soon as the war ended, this accumulat-
ed money burned their pockets like
the small boys first dollar. They be-
gan to sell their Liberty Bonds, a
very few. proportionately, because
they actually needed the money. A
very large proportion sold them, at
a loss of few dollars, because they
itched to spend the money.
A far too great proportion traded
them for stock which, in many cases
will prove a total los. Others sold
to invest in stocks Of the same lack
Of worth. Because Of the pressure of
Bonds have been selling below par,
and persons compelled by circum-
stances to sell have been forced to
accept loss Of money they could i'll
afford. This has been the more re-
grettable because the depreciation in
price was artificial.
What becomes of the Liberty Bonds
sold below par?
The strong boxes of the wise in
weston are the answer.
He is absorbing more and more of
them, knowing that Government Sc
curity, absolutely loss proof, and
four to four and three quarters per
cent interest, is marvelously good
| investment.
In the meantime the Government
is continuing the sale of War Savings
Stamps, which offer safe and easy
way to save money. They always are
redeemable at 10 days notice, in case
of need at cost PLUS interest earned
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-01-02

A bill has already been introduced in Congress.
If the proposition appeals to you favorably, write
letter to your Congressman asking him to favor it.
This reform will benefit every man, woman and
child 1t would be impossible to estimate the saving
in dollars and cents that this new form of calendar
would effect to the people of the world But take it
in the United States alone. Of our 100000 of
people. we will estimate that Is millions engaged
in some form of labor and that the use of the present
inconvenient calendar costs them only one days time
each year. in many instances it will waste week or
more of persons time engaged in certain lines of en-
poyment But taking one day only as the average
of waste from this source. and estimating that the
average value of these persons time is $500 per
day. it would represent saving Of 0OOO,O 900 an
nually in the United States alone. Surely this is an
item worth considering.
The American Equal Month Calendar Association
which is trying to put this reform into effect is ask
ing for members One dollar pays for an annual
membership and lots of printed matter on the ques-
ton All receipts are to be used for publicity work
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-01-02
INVESTS $4,000 IN
NORTH POLE ICE SCOOP
Smooth Grafters Find it Easy to
Separate Foolish People and
Government Bonds.

Minneapolis. Kan.-Gallileo Grub,
head of the Aurora Borealis Ice Com
pany, is on his way to the north Pole
to fasten scoop on DR.. Cooks new
discovery. He took with him $4,000
invested by Homer Hogarth, farmer
here, in the Aurora Borealis Ice Co.,
according to Hogarth, who asked for
warrant.
One blazing hot day last July Gal
lileo, tall, dark, and excitable, and
wearing an impressive black beard,
appeared on Hogarth's farm with a
surveyors instrument, pointing it to-
wards the skies. He seemed pre-oc-
cupied for hours, as if calculating an
abstruse problem in mathematics. Ho-
garth was watching him.
Finally he exclaimed excxitedly,
"This is the spot, the very spot"
According TO Hogarth, Gallileo tried
to buy his farm, Offering him a fab
ulous sum, but after a fourth visit,
revealed that his calculations proved
Hogarth's farm to be the point where
an unending flow of ice would fall
were a scoop attached to the North
Pole, which Gallileo described as a
steel girder projecting from the CEN
ter of the earth. Gallileo said he had
seen it, as he had been with Peary
He then told Hogarth his plan for
the Aurora Borealis Ice Company
taking 100000 from Hogarth as a
partnership fee the farmer says, leav-
ing Hogarth on the farm TO take care
of the ice while he made a second trir
TO the pole to attach the scoop. His
theory was that scoop attached tC
the pole would tear loose billions OF
tons of ice as the earth revolved, anC
would gradually trip, flinging its con.
tents on Hogarth's farm.
Cyrus Stronghold, whose farm ad.
joins Hogarth's, went to the bank OF
hearing of his neighbor's loss to see
if his Liberty Bonds were still there
They We're
So were his War Savings Stamps,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-01-02
NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS

.VVIHAT if the flesh is weak and mortals often
w fail to realize their ambitions and high re-
solves-is this any reason why we should
cease to make resolutions the keeping of which would
raise us unto higher plane of moral social religious
and civic ifep Were we to cease trying, how much
progress in these and other desirable Improvements
would we makea And can we try intelligently and
consistently without first making up our minds to do
SOP But New Year resolutions, you say. Those
prompted by the exhuberence of spirit generated by
the festive OCCASION and so soon forgotten and dis
regarded Yes. even New Year resolutions made UNI
der these conditions are better than no good resolves
at all. For out of the many. even though they be
lightly given some will take root in deep and produc-
tive soil and bring forth fruits. Therefore, at the be-
ginning of the New Year it is good that we should
take an inventory of our mistakes and successes of
the past 2 months and ascertain wherein we can
improve during the present year of 1920.
Each person is the best critic of his or her own
private life We know our own weaknesses best,
even though we may be slow to admit them to 9TH
ers. No one is more competent to prescribe reforms
or improvements in ones life as that person. As a
community betterment. we offer few suggestive
resolutions as follows:
Resolved. that will lay aside all my private diff
ferences which tend to draw asunder. and unite my
efforts with those of every other loyal citizen for the
advancement of the interests of the community ano
section in which live.
Resolved that | will concentrate my efforts on
climbing the legitimate ladder of success. and moi
attempt to rise by the destruction of the plans and
hopes of some weaker neighbor.
Resolved that will be 100 per cent loyal to
my town and county. and give reasonable share of
my time and means for their advancement, realizing
that which benefits the community at large benefits,
not only me- but also my posterity after me.
Resolved to speak well of everyone whether be-
fore his face or behind his back For the back-biter
is an abomnation in the land, and does far in
jury to himself than to his intended victims
Resolved to support and encourage every egit-
innate and necessary enterprise started in the COM
munity, realizing that money spent at home contn-
ues to circulate among us, building up the business of
the community and may return to me again.
Resolved, to support all the various departments
of government and pursue constructive policy in
all civic affairs, rather than an obstructive or reaction
airy couse.
airy course
Resolved to have all the legitimate fun and en-
joyment can, keeling alive the social side of my
existence without undue prodigaGty injury to any
other person.
Amen
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-01-02

THERE is no getting away from the fact that
Cedar City is regarded generally as something more
than the ordinary country town of like population
No matter where goes in the Western country,
people to know of Cedar City, its resources and
attractions The statement that one is from Cedar
City usually ELECTS some remary on the importance
OF the town its unique prospects. Our central To-
cation, wealth of natural resources and progressive
spirit have been widely circulated and nearly every
one you meet knows something of Cedar City. The
last to bear testimony to this fact Supervisor W. NJ
Mace of the local forest Office who has just returned
from Ogden and Salt Lake. Mr. Mace states that the
interest in Cedar City was very noticeable and wide
spread and that at least two northern business men
seriously considering transferring their opera
tons to this place.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-01-02

THE RECORD wishes each and every one of its
readers Happy and prosperous New Year. May
each of you realize your hearts greatest desire and
may our family circle not be broken or reduced
during the ensuing 2 months
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-01-02
Engagement Announced

Mr. Grippe and Miss "Flu" busy again.
ute feel cold
constipation, it be the or
Before retiring battle a
of HOLLSTERS ROCKY MOUNTAIN
the nght-ts 10 to shot you'll feel the morning
Without fail try thisbut Grippe
start Buy package tday have the the
first warnngthen you're safe.CEOAR DRUG COMPANY
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-01-02
True Sport.

Our idea OF a true sport is one who'll
give the proceeds OF Jackpot to
make some widows baby happy
Detroit Free Press.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-01-02
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12

2onocn, IL. sSebr.--2onoon bal
beute 8nris ols Sit Der @erbnno'
htngen iiber 5rneerL Ole infolge 6eS
Bolterfriegs entitnnoen iifio nod BEL
n4leeen fino, eriebt iltib 1T iontit tat.
I16Iid) 3ur Sonptitaot guropas se.
ntaht iporoeiL 9ie 0rei 8reiftiera
tlop George, @illerano uno geitti
bcFinoen iid bort in &orderend, I'm
ben aufiinftieen StanOpnttft &nB-
Iono geeeniiber Sn beItimmen, BIZ
abriotii1e 5rage beiaulegen. MaB'
nabnlet fpegen &onItantinopel au
Ereffen nto Sdritte gu hin. Gentf6-
lamb Su aipineen, ben @eitintntiingen
beg artifeIs 22S oes Srieoensber.
irags, Die 4usliefernns 9eutider
betreffeno. ftad5ufonmen. Ser 9ioi
Der goIferliga tagt in 2onoon, Tin
line Srgdniintion 5it betperfitelligen.
Die ~@roBen Srei" ieben iif
Eiebreren 5rngen gegeniibergeiteat,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
GNiuarcs areift Brpair
IN ictarfer meife an


2rentcn, 81. 8, ~, 5eb. - sSn
@enntiuortiing oes lebten glngriffes
ieitens @. s. grpnnS erf[1rtc @ou.
Derneiir @btporos, oaB Die perfonli-
DIE Sreibeit 6nrd Die BrObibitions.
froee bebrobt iei iino nid)t mir Die
Moelidfeit. iiH 1einen 5it genebn1is
gen.. @oitn. GoiparoS oei,fet an
6oB bic ~$DIterie4 grnnns iiber bic
9robibition mir cine Mlaste lei, I'M
einen aneriff alif ben 9orfiteaoen
Cummings bonn OeIrofrdtiiden SEQ.
tionnIfonlitee at beridIeiern, ipeIher
ein rgeipaltiges Sitoernis" fir Die
pIGne beg 9ebrosfaers lei. Gbiparos
ipieoerboIte, oaB es ieine abiiGt iet
Die 9robibition Dor Die bemofrotis
i6e glationaIfonbettion Sli brittgen.
rSoIte es BEN o6gelegenen eden
1iilo Der 8ilbnis moglid ieii,1 iagte
gbmnrbs, agenus Gelegaten aiir
&onbettion at ienban melde blino-
Iings unb eigeniinnig oieienigen bon
Der aonbention onsi9lieBer, tpelde
fiir ie6en Staot cine 0oftrin Der
perionIi9en 5reibeit ipiinitben, 10
lit Dies rur Elm anoerer @egipeiier
1uf ben g3fob, ben Die oerlrofrntiihe
Dnrtei bet ben 9oberiber1pnbIen ge.
ben miro" Der Goubernenr erfl6rte,
Die brennenoe sSrase fei bic, OBJ ous
goH Dem @eiit Der 8erfnIiung 10
iebr obgeitorben iei bob es .iid feline
perionIid)e Sreibeit nebnlen laiien
tpiiroe. 8ieIe ieien er1tport ooritber.
oob .Sanntifer fire Sono on Die
2aae oes 8unoes, Sic @erfaiiung ser
Ser. Stooten seIest bdtten. Scr
@eiit, Ser uns oIs Nation 2eben
eob, 1T Dem Grloiten nabe,~ iagte
g0pnr1S.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
Strcik int hanIas
ilftgeiebliG

&opefa, Sans. t2. 5eb.-8eainte
bon Observation-Disclosures bic Streif.
befeble erlaiien, nn6 bie 9lrbeiter,
nel9e iie ousfiibren, fGnnen in &on.
ias ols Waiiietdter ltnb Staatsber.
BREEDER bebanOeIt meroerL ertIdrt Elm
aintli6es @nta1ten 6es @eneralan-
tpalts Sopfins. Ser @ertreter Der
8erfitdtfert. lnt6 Strefendr6eiter in
&anias, u. s. Martin, bat fid) init
benz @ouberteur uao 6en Wlit,
gLie0ern 6es Suonitriegeri6ts bari.
Der beroten, Of er dig grGIibent Der
gerbGnoe nit @eridtsborfeit iiber
bic arbeiter Der 9aof ssIan0 uno
Union 9sncific 8nbnen, gceen bda
tieie SSfsoiiitriegeies teritoBe, ipenn
er ben StreifbeefbL nnttIid) sttr
aenrtnis Der arbeiter bringe, onl
II. Sebruar Die Grbeit nieber5ule.
gen. Wan teiIte i'm NIT, ooB er itf)
5trafbar Made uno riet inn, Die 9e.
fanntmabllng SIT unterlaiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
41clen braa6t 100000
Ccnteit Brcfkcril

@aIbinston, t2. 8eb. - Stanis.
Iaus. s. grpt, Der ioeben bier elm
getroffene polniide @eiddftstrdger,
erfIart, Dab asolen 100000 Eonnen
@rotforn baben ntiiiie, Inn Bis Sur
n1diten grnte ourdsufonlnen unb
nidt an bungern. 4ad ipenn ante.
rita tuirfli6 10 nie[ @etreioe bitt-
ldiden tpitrOe, 10 berrihe oennod
sroBe stot. Dos goIf 1T ouf 3atio-
men seiest; SoIonten. 2ebrer uno
slr6eiter erbaIten ettuos mebr, ipie
Der iibrige Seil Der gebolferring.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
RanSelssKcnfcrcns
taet in 1fiertkc

gtoSt Tlerifo, 12. Seb.-eine IN.
ternotionoIe Sanoelsfonferens unter
ben 9luipiaien Der otnerifaniiden
Sonoelsfanner in Merifo iuuroe
bier eroffnet. lteber 140 omerifani.
Idle @efhaftsleiite bon gbicogo, Stem
gorf, Bolton ct. 2oitis, Can glnto.
MO, BbiIaoelbbia, GI 9aio, San
5roneisco uno Sos @ngeles nebmen
oaran tell. Ole neritnniidc San.
0elsfomnter 1T 0ur9 nobeou 100
@litgIieoer bertreten. Ser 8neG Der
aonferens lit anbobnnns eneerer
Sanoel oelsberbin0ineen stpiIhen ben
Ser. Staoten atto ReIifo. Ole aon-
feren5 tpiro 1rei Eoee 6ouern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
kclNak BON eieetteft
Grilppeit oetStcf

2onSon, 12. 5ebr. - abmiral
aoI9nf tpnr6e bon ieinen eigenen
Sruppen btnqeri6tet, Inn feline 8e-
freittng burd) .@eiBe" Srrppen,
Die INT ansuge ai,f Srfutsf begrif-
fen tparet, 5i perbinoern.
giob einer 9epeide bon &opettbagen
IonOte Die @osfauer Sobietregierirna
cine brabtloip 9epeife iein 2eben
sit fforett, ober bie 9otidaft fam 5ll
fpGt. Gie riiiiifde 3eitung Nraboo
beridtet nnter benz 80. Saniinr:
8or eini1ea Saaen tpur0e Der aller.
b5dlte Serrid]er 4olfdf bon feineii
eigenen SolSnten anf bic 8aionette
nefbieEt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
8a6noirtftor Sincs
ludl6t ifint Sdnot
1tnterbreitet Sic Scrcermn9cn Ser BaRnsBriicers
iebaftcn Sem prafScnfcn; Sieier Mrs nd3iteft j
Dienstae ieinc GntiNeiSmns abseben. IA
,itan redmct NIT ser ,fi0eli4keit eires streik4

ration Of Snbor, Die @erfitdttenars
better, ibr @orbnben so Gage 81
berldieben. Gie erfte ssti0uitriefcr.
rniflion, 6ie I'M Sftober 3ltiunn1ett1
trot, trug aud oasn Bet 0ob bic
gabnarbeiter fi6 in @eOiIo foB.
teft.
9lls 6ieie aonferer5 ergebnisIos
perlief tpnroen Die 91bnarbetter tpie.
Der ilnrltbig itrb ipieoerboIter tire
2obnforoertingen. SSeBt tDolen tie
nidt l6nger i1lebr tparten, neil bic
gfitfgabe Der @abnen an oeren BE.
iiser beborltebt.
@ilipn enpfamgt 1lniDnlente.
gsaIbington -. Jebr. grafi.
bent 8ilion miro ntsreen lint 10:30
pornlittags eine nlts 6rei MitgIie-
Bern Der griiberidaffen beitebenoes
aonitee I'M @eiBen Sauie empfnn.
gen, um 0eren 8ei9tuer6en In Der
2obnfrage entgegeit 5it nehuett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
,,tl)as snuiel lit, 1T
smpiel", faot Nsqmit1

2on0on, ,12. Sebr.--er.8remier
asquitb iaefe IN elmer @ublrebe in
BnisleD::
SD neiec mid Ser &niidt su,
oob 9eutidlono, lpenn es tpirf.
id)aftIid) tpieoer nufleben ioa, bod
items 100000, 900 &iuno an Gnt.
i61oigune be8abIen fam. 8enn id
Der Gdatfdn5ler ip1re, iuiir0e idj
alles, ipos bariiber binouseebt, niht
nls Snftor in neine &ebniing
einiteaen."
glu9 ertl1rte Asquitb, es fei bel
Ter, ben aliierten gnelnnbs feline
anleibet mebr s,t eelpdbren, ofs fie
at I1bnien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-12
Jeniccc rib aus, faet
Observation-Disclosures ;
@ar bsr alien Sinseu bnranf be.
badJt, ieiHt Sdjiffc in Sihsrbeit
~ bringeu.

2on6on, 12. sSebr.--Sn einem
Die Gdlaft BEL siitIano" betitel.
ten ioeben eridienenen Bud mnHt
ons EorIanientsmitglieo GoHunar.
Der Garlp @ellnirs iiber gLbnlirol
Sellicoe foLgen6e 8emerfunaen: sd
FAM i9 fab inio rib aus" ~@roB.
britonnien", iogt Der 8erfnIier.
bat Der @eIt iiber bieie beriibnte
Shla1t niemnlS Die 8abrbeit ge.
ingt. 3ieie 1T zines oer eroBten @e.
beilnrilie oes Ssrieges. Gie 9epe-
Irbe oes aomiraIs mar Elm @adrfen.
Die erIte slnoeiitllng iiber ben tpirf.
Ii6en 8erlauf oes Samples tprtr0e
bon sbn,irol 8eottb gegeben. CT
ipor Elm llnterbefeblsbdber, ipuroe
in ben @rafsnitono erboben .ttno er.
belt eitte Sotation bon 100000
8funo GterIirg, tpabreil6 Sellicoe
8iscoitnt blieb ino MIR cine 9ota-
ton bon $4,000 8fun6 entpfing.
Die 3erItorltng Der idipnden sslotte
aomirols S9eers, oIs oieie fi@ IN
oeipernter Gage befano, lit ni@t auf
0ongel an SsnformationL nod ouf
ihle9tes S9nBtiht o0er Rebel 5li.
ritGsufiibrer, ionbern es mar Die
SfnIo eines bon Seaicoe ipobI
iiberle9ten Sdritts, Der MIR borauf
bcoadt mar, feline Sdiffe in Cider.
heit at bringen. Ser intnler Die
Sdulo babeuoe HebeI berihleierte
in 6ieiem GalLe Surdt nno Mangel
an @eIdif.
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i'm Genat iberpunoen tperbeii litiif-
len, ebe eirt &ontpromiB iiber ben
itrittigen gtrtifel 10 oes 6riebens.
bertroges erreiGt tperben fairt iuitr-
De beute our1 Die glatte 4blebnrng
aeliefert, bic Gen. Sitfcod einem
lo1ttgeprieienen &on1prorniBDoridIae
Der ,,rlil0en4 Gintp1noler 5uteil tper-
ben Iieb. Sitdcod erflorte, onb Die
ann1bme besleIben bitr6 bic Gelrln-
froten feinen &oHpronlibs ionbern
cine bieI entIdieoenere grgebung oitf
@naoe itrto l1nenooe beOeate, ols
oie Gnnabnle beg lirIpriin9lihen
gorbebalts 6es Gen. Sooge. Die por-
eeIdlagenen GrrldBigitneen Der gor-
bebatte 3u @rtifel 10, bon ipelhen
oie miIoen @inipdrtbler beboiiptens
6aB 2o6ge iie bilige, beltimnler,
,,oaB 0ie Ser. Stootef feline Ser.
pflidtung iibernebmen, ipe0er 0iirb
9(ntuerouns ibrer Seeres. itno Slot.
teun1adt, nod Our6 ipirtidJaftifen
goDfoH, nod burh atoere gAftel
Sen @ebietSlilnfang itno Die pofiti.
idle llno6bGngigfeit nn0ere @ationen
at ifiiben" 1tim. Dieie neie 5orrn
unterldeioet iid bon 0at gorbeRolt
6es Gen. 2ooge b1tr6 Die @inifie.
bung ser @ortey ipeber oltrdb SIN.
tpenollng ibrer Seeres- tno Slofter-
madt, nod orrd uirtiGoftliden
gobfott, nod burd ortbere MitteI".
geadb Der 9(niift bieler Senatoren
lit fic bieI oroItiitber itto ttnbeitg.
ialner ols Ser urfpriineli9e 8orbe.
halt.