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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09

The Judiciary Committee Of the United
States senate we're, some weeks ago, direct
ed BY resolution TO inquire Tor what Pur-
pose the New York Post-Ofhce building
may be lawfully used. This action was
taken in Consequence Of the Offices in the
building to the use Of the Internal Revenue
service. The committee recount the con-
ditions Of the deed BY which the city coded
the property to the United States,
which are that the building shall be
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09

Put no faith in . man with quickened
conscience. He's bad.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09

Three.Gsurahs OF the People Of New
York Live In Tenement Aousess
[Globe.Democrat,
The people Of New York are Mortified BY
the publication of the fact that fully three.
quarters of the total population Of the city
live in tenement houses, q great number
of which are too much crowded for the re
finements of decency and the preservation
of health.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09

Eggs are worth five cents per dozen in
Holt0n.
Corn planting is finished in Jefferson
county.
The T6pekI Commonwealth has been enlarg-
ed one column.
the Murphy fight has subsidized in poni-
phan county.
-Buffaloes are reported as plenty nifty
fiye miles south of TT. Dodge.
The Phillips county District Court con
venrs on Monday, the 18Th inst
The foundation of the new Winehes'e
Academy Is 20 be laid at once.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
Pollen Eoand By Hses On the Eirss o
March

Pleasant Ridge cor. Kansas Farmer, IL
As Messrs. Cameron and Stages hav
spoken, let me say 10 that Illinois friend
come to Leavenworth county, or Atchison,
you With to see Bookkeeping made success
refer you TO Mr.. Ward, Of Atchison county
for bee notes. I am told that he sold tW'
thousand pounds from fifty hives last yes
at an average Of twenty cents per pouns'
That doesn't look ss-if"th market for hone:
Is poor" Ny opinion is, we can sell honey .
ten cents and make 1t pay better than an.
other kind Of business.
Bees have been kept on this farm for
least twenty years, with entire success Dur
ing the ten years that have been in the bust
ness, have sold large amount OF honey u
the comb, and find that the bees have sun
Gent time To construct comb and store hone
enough to make It a paying investment
Fruit bloom furnishes early feed, and az
have from I'VE To six thousand acres In o.
char,is in Lsavenworth county, the bees al
SIRE TOGO we'll. When they first fly in tn
spring we give them rye -four and bran
make bee feed until trees bloom. This sprin
they brought in pollen on the FIRST of March
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09

IIOpchl COInnONWeaI.H' Il
Among the horses that are in training on
the grounds now are Col. Sranton's "Bud Do
bic and ''Major winchip;" Mr.. Ryan's Eth
an Akin colt "I;eorge L. Peck, Zac Ransdelps
'.Doc- snyder" Blood's colt by Evan Dhu,'
Geo. VOLTS Empress HartzelI's BILLY
Wesson," " Hits Gray Mare, and Others.
plal6 the l.Pound Nnmld RaiSe n
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
An Udi oriaI On Horse Stealing 1has
4. 10 the Point.
Ford County Globe, April s,-l. n

Mr.. Mani lrd, one of our farmers VINO IL 10
Gated west of Dodge, had his Morgan stallion
STOLEN from the stable of his neishbor, NE.
FIemming, on Tuesday 1ight last IL seems
A. though Their. ~ no legal remedy for this
horse thief business, because the confederates
Of the thief when caught, will peS1re him
ont. no matter how guilty he may be. we
advise the farmers to organize for the pro-
lection OF their property II they cannot
convict the thief, they can ornament a teie-
graph pole with MIN. There are many1horss
thieves In this country, 10 the farmers hang
.py one Of them. they will make no mistake
for even If ffey don't get the chap who stole
some particular hors", thy are certain OF
letting "A chap who would have stolen II II ne
| mad had a chance.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
An Escaped LunasIc Captured az E"'
rEudora Cor. Lawrence Tribune, ~

IEudora Cor. Lawrence Tribune, IL
Eudora was put into considerable OF an eX-
element one day this week by the appear
ance Of an escaped Iuuatic from the Asylum
upon the streets. He was CARRIED tn the we'll
known uniform, and WAS utterly incoherent
in his remarks. He looks as If he might be
a German or a Swede. At PRESENT. he Is in the
iaiI. where he was placed by e. o. Richards,
i'm
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
NJ Good Cheese Can Re Made, Goo
MIX VIII Re Furnished.

ITongano&ie cor. Lawrence Tribune IL
The fresh grass is being converted by the
COWS into a full flow Of rich, sweet mix
which, wheni skilIfully manufactured VIII
make golden butter, or delicious cheese. Inc
factory located here will give the farmers
good opportunity to get their surplus niilA
worked up into saleable article III the
cheese proves to be prime article 80 as 10
bring tAe nrst price In the market farmers
will soon supply the factory with sIIthe MIX
the proprietors can work up Inc factory
has a capacity to run the mix Oh h'e nun
ired cows.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
vbut Tice Has 90 Say About Nay

2d to 5th-Clear OF fair.
Gth-Mercury' 5 transit across the SUM-
nth notwithstanding and threatening wealth
er. with rain storms.
sth To Iith-Clear or fair, with probably
frost on sth OF 9th, in the north IN anu CEN
trail portion Of the continent
lIth to l5th-Cioudy, threatening weather.
with heavy rain, and severe storms in places
about 18th or lith.
Eth To I7th--tlear or iair.
Is,h 10 2Ith - CIOuding and threatening
weather, with heavy and severe storms IN
places, about 2jih OF 26th-
18th to Zsth-Generally clear or fair.
25th to Slst-Cioudy. threatening weather.
accom- panied by local rains and storms.
The warmer days Will be about the lst, Ith
18th. 18th, 25th and 3lst. The cooler day
about the Sd, sth, 18th, 2Dth and 18th. Auro
ras, II any. will De seen about 81 or 18th, 9Th
10TH 2lss and 9TH
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09

The iilc men Of this city vino 1--we of the
efforts o, their wives at the wash tub-esti-
mated Mt fifteen by the Chief OF Police-wiil
either have to 90 10 keeping books or go on
to the rock pile The police have received
orders To that tfft CT. The fewer citizens oil
this class, the fewer burglars-so the Order
reads We are not al all partial to color.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09


Mr. r. ID. Palmer gives il as "A bit Of his ex-
perience and rs a gentle hint to hog rf,isers,
that many hogs die in their pens and pas
,ures from th. effects of "black teeth or
Goth which have become drcayed, causing
rrcars Generally in the lower jaw. Before
Death the animals get blind,and fails to prop
Il. f.sd themselves. All such teeth should
j.. tal-an ont as soon a. they become black.
In m. Enforrcd in Ate n
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
The Crisis in the Wheat Crop Almost
Reached.

Lawrence Journal, 2.
We heard the first complaint of the season
Yesterday, in regard to the wheat crop IL was
TO the effect that the rust is already affecting
20 me pieces in the southern part Of the c"un-
ty. We are sorry to hear this. The next ten
DAYS will constitute the more critical period
in the history Of the wheat crop for this year
II ". pass that safely good crop Will be
assured.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
Iwyandotte Herald, -

w
Milk cows in this city are dying OH At the
rate OF four or five per day. Cows so out IN
the morning apparently well, and die before
night The impression prevails That the
white clover tNey eat generates gas III 'he
stomach 81 much faster than 1t can escape
that the anima! swells pand bursts Am' ny
the remedies We have heard meniloneu II
| soda. nubblus of corn, stick tied III 'he
| month, and the insertion OF troe'r III 'he
| $ omach-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
Looking out tor tho Future.

4 .
As an item of news I would say that School
District No. 50 has a large stone school house
:sxao feet, finished and capable of accommo-
dating sixty scholars. Blu; our great dilemma
il, we have only eight scholars In the district
OF school age, and only six resident tax pay
ers. And now, as We are out of debt, ana sui
feel as though we would like to be doing
something, we are thinking of levying q tax
of three or four hundred dollars2n the as
trict at our next meeting for the purpose oil
purchasing library.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
Atcbi~on sill scared A1O"t shns
RVidys.


NtCnI~ON HuIuTIOIr =
The damage which has been done by the
inroasis of the river, ON the opposite side nom
Atchison, and winch are still thr.atenet,
calls for the immediate expenditure of that
$1,000 appropriation. We think that the
fridge Company would feel itself warranted
4 / using extraordinary effort in getting the
government To work, II will not take much
longer, II we can judge by the past few weeks,
to tus Il beyond "a $4,000 remedy.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09


ON and after May ith, all hogs or other ie-
lonious animals found running at large, Will
be promptly and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTO
that Enclosure known A. the pound, without
Judge or jury, and from whose bourne no
traveller returns, without first putting mp
dollar and half.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
youIdn's Take Moody and Sa nky
Topeka Blade, May, H.

man by the name Of Paris, from Missouri,
who turns an honest penny selling sunday
school books, stopped in Bsuer's saloon.
North Topeka, yesterday afternoon, and af.
Ter calling for q drink attempted to induce
he proprietor to accept a copy Of Moody and
Sankey's Gospel songs for pay. This would
not go down, and In the alteration that fol-
lowed Paris managed to call Bauer a liar and
Was mt ont of the house. He was taken In
charge by the police
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
Change Of Time ON the X. r.


IaWTtf.-t IIIUufIV' VI
Another wedding. Mr.. Frank Vets OF
Ieavenworth, and Miss Mckay Of Tonga
noxie. were married yesterday by Rev. ". X.
Constant, at Tonganoxie.
~rn-. They G:Al Their Munitions OF
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09

belonging to Mr.. Springer, four miles north
of Philsl sburg. We also understand that
considerable ,.smage YVES done to young tim
Der alOng the various streams
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
APPOINTMENT OF RAKER

as honorary commissioner to Paris, the Po-
litical knavery and deception used, and The
insult added to the already injury oil hav-
ing Baker promoted TO United States o1m-
missioner to Paris, are little more than
the honest citizens of Shawnee county are
ready to accept; and these acts OF the Gov
ernor have sealed his chances OF securing
the delegates in this county. The people
here hail with delight the names oil such
distinguished gentlemen as
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
Winchester Argus, 2. |

An Ir!shman who lived at John Wn'yS
good while, died Friday night or Saturday
morning, at Joe vendels under suspicious
circumstances. A coroner's inquest brought
nothing particular to light.
a De~arucsiye Prairie Fire in Philips
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09

I W ITIVIIf'NIVT .NIIUNf u
Fulton informs us that shooting affair
occurred at Nortonville one night last week.
liz. Sprague heard some one at his stable, al
ter his horse evidently, and he shot in that
/ direction. whereupou the IRE was returned
aud the ball whIzzed through the Doctors
hat nm. Nothing more was heard from the
visitor. He lit Snt.
/ The TrOchar. or Knife h the Only
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
A Man, moth Edition.
Decidedly q Rough Ses.

IHOlton Signal, II
The boys at Louisville created such oiS'
turbance at church one evening not long
since that the minister was compelled TO dis
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
ansas Central slowly bue >u
IL Psshing Ahead.

We understand that several hundred thou
sand ties are lying on the levee, at Leaven--
worth, awaiting shipment to the end OF the
Narrow Guage Railroad. This popular route
seems TO be pushing along quietly but surely
To IFS ultimate destination, and some hne
morning onr people will be woke up by the
cry, "AII aboard for Denver.'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09

Let the farmer not base too high calcutta
tions upon his promising wheat crop, lest
there be several healthy hail storms lying IN
wait, watching for the right time To do the
greatest damage
The City Nnr.hal Of Atchison WORKS
for III, God Of the People and nof
of ths law Bras err.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
e OveB khvC k<0s -
GWyandotte Herald, =.

On Monday W. II. Taylor, Of Quindar0
Township, left = stool of rye AT TINS ONCE
| which measures feet inches In height. He
| has a ~ acre patch and this stool Is only
/ fair average of the field. The State Is dressed
ND In holiday attire AT the present time.
rn., a abroad Case 10 be Heard In
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
HON. ALBERT II. HORTON

having but fairly folded his ermine around
him will be allowed the privilege OF sus,
tanning the dignity of the supreme bench
for the next term. As | started out on a
little political gossip, | thought / would
take glance at the whole ticket and COB
ble- about it all, as it seems TO appear In
this portion Of the State. U.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
The Herdd then adds

This Governor will have but a single
term. After he is out Of the way the State
Board of Agriculture will be relieved Of a
malign influence and take its proper place
as leading department and not as ma
chine Of a cold, selfish and vainglorious
tyrant. Kansas has had many peculiar pol
iticians, but never one who tried to usurp
all the Offices. A man Of real character
takes pleasure in seeing u e success Of other
men. Hogs don't.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09

lIOpekd "othiiioii"''N"f -
Some time ago state Treasurer Francs sent
To the different school Districts, County and
City Treasures, the amounts of bonds ana
coupons and werrants that would be due on
The first day of June. lis was done III ac-
cordance with the law passed in lsI'. He
saws the law Is a good one. a good many
Treasurers have already made settlement
children of lODe u n
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09

t IfOIIOH SISIIaI, ii
| The case OF the Board OF County Commits
sisners of Atchison county, Kansas, vs.. the
A,chison, Topeka & santa Fee Railroad Com
pany, which was transferred to this county
some time ago on a change q venue, viii De
4 heard s,y Judge Morton in Atchison.
i r, X ,usa. Ceueral SlOxS ly bat sure.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09
MAJOR BEN. +. SIMPSON
THE AUTHORSHIP

will be entrusted for another term to Hon
|P.I. Bonebrake, who has served the State
so well for the last two years. The treasur-
er will have no opposition as 1t is only
necessary to say that John Francis will be
a candidate and that settles it Hon. A. b.
Lemon has made good officer and ought
to be re-nominated, and as there has been
no one mentioned but him for the ONCE
one would think he would have "a walk
over" Hon. Willard Davis has as vet no
opposition.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-09

lWyandotte Herald q
The "MuldOon Guards company OF
State militia, were sworn In yesterday Mill
isters Of the Gospel will d. well to make a
note of this
died Under Suspicious Circnmsfan-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-03-18

aleidb ben 0ralen Gscrs Trasifsin auf.
Dieter mar i'm palais anweisnp uno en-
pfina 6riepters nit jsnsr fablsn Vornetm'
b.it, melAe er ibm s.seniibsr bistsr fsis-
aetalten bate. Trieobers tbsilte ibm nit,
ipas er I'm 6aule Der Jrau 8lums, pom
Dem Bruber berlelbea, pernOmmsn bate.
Der junse @raf stns in benz 3immer aut
une. nierer, bSrte ttwstssno 3u. Der
Wurl&e err.ste msinsn 3 orn im tOssrsm
0rao., ale er Is usroient. la3ts @scrs;
Nllo @ie wpaen bic Site baben, 5.rr
Bristbers, bic @a&e fur mid su cronsn 2
Sd pants Stnsn lebr Saiiir. gle eruei.
len mir einen erpssn Dient. Nibts fann
mir ansene6mer istn, als NIT btsien esu
ten niht mstr in Derilbruns ,u tcmmsn.
@lauten @ie aber niAt, bab Id mir et>
ras persebe, uenn mir nit oisien 9eutsn
su mdteln unb au feil{ den besinnen? p? Wirb
~ niat ben Mnidein baben, ais ob Id cine
@umme tsruntertanbsln wU0tes Das
wdre mir unansenetm, bas wibsrtrett
mir.
@uuen @ie mir bic ean,e Sa6e Ibsr'
laiIen? DART i'd in Sbrem Nansn, IN
Strem SntereGe banoeln une i'd erlaube
mir bin,u,ufiissn i'm Sntsrsife itrss @roB.
patsrs, Sbrss 0aters, i'm Snterslls bee
Sauies 6rasitein :?
>, 5srr Jrieoters, Gle a6ertreifsn
mobl. .gDie fo0te has SnttreRe unfsrss
pau lss NIT bteier anstlesen1eit ;ulam-
mentaraen2 gine iolhe Summe fam
bod niat allsuiebr in bic WasiAale fall
len?
Mebr ais sSie Slauben, 5err Graf.
Gle tsnnen mid 3u wenis, Id lfebe t9nsn
gu fern, ale bab i'd 10 frsi nno pffen mid
Stnen sesenltsr auslpreden tSante, pie
Id 8erne mShte.
- (Gortisbuns fclst.)
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- Wie Das Bien Subtle beridtet,
mirb ben,nihlt auf per @iienbabnfaticn
Don Wtarieiae eiil gerlud nit eineu, neu'
erfunoenen Snitrumente onseltelt weroen,
-bur6 meldes gilentabnuufdQe perbinoert
meroen lptlen. DieieS Snltrument 1T elm
elettriid,er Spiesel, Der auf alien Statio
nett aufseiteat, bic SemeSuns alf Der gam
Seu Babuliuie 5ei9enica. Die Staticns>
defS icnen paoura IN ben Stanb seieet
werpen, gang ssnau gu ieben, mo- iid Der
pcn ibrer Citation at9esansene 3us be- In
bet. Da bic mei(tsn III faae ourh unre
selmdbisfsiten I'M Nbsanse rber oer Nn.
funft Der 3uSe entIteben, 10 ipir5 man bic,
1e permeiben fSnuen, oa man INNER ieben
t0nnen ,piro, no ein 3us id auf Der Hinie
beftnoet.
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ViSmard's Hinau,eu. Wan mi

YiSnlard's 6inan5sn. Ran MIL
bic bdufi3e lhlehte saune bes ReiIstan5
lerS Sismard III Der lebten 3eit parauf
su,iidiibreu, Dap er nit nidt 9eriuSen
fillan5ieaen S4wieri9leiten gu tdnlpfen ba.
be. st taufte War3in mad benz beuti ideu
arieSe 1866, uno eS bieb ealmalS allse,
mein, bab Die SauIIunme ben uirtliden
Wsrtb peS @runoei9entbumS weit iiber.
(tei3e. Sisalard tbeilte, um aus Der Hdn.
permalie mo9lihlt piel Saterelie su ,iebeu,
oielelbc III fIeine plr5euen, bic er perpad,
tets, uno pulm mari er it4 auf's,, Grin.
psa." DARN bat er nun nid,t 10 piel
0lid sebabt, ipie in ieinsn biptomatiiden
@sldiite Sine srose 5dsemiible auf
Nttien, bic unter ieiner slesiAe useifar.
tet" spurDe uno beren Sclsbebarf er al.
leir lieferte, bat jett ganterOtt 5eu,ad,t.
yidt nur, pab ct nun bic meiiten Gest
ater fauleu) Mttisu beS uuternebmenS bat,
1T er audi Der Saupt @liubiser. Da
nun AUDI bic 2auenbursilAen Belibunsen,
bic ibm fiir feline gerDienite im frau3rii.
iden Sriese seidentt wurceu, tros ibres
imnlenlen Wertbes uur wenis einbriuSen,
10 traseu AUDI lie nidt oa5u bel, ibm piel
@rlel1terun9 gu Derlhaifen.
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: 8uIiide Truppenaufjtelluuoen {

- Wulliide Trnppenaufiteuunsen an
Der olterceidiiten CREME lleber bic
unausseIebt fcrtbauernosn luililhpn Irup
pentemeSunsen in 9tuninien erbdlt bic
Yclit Corr. aus @alas unterm Is. &c,
truar naditebenpen Beridt: Die frrswib.
.rencen 2ruppeuaahidiibe, welhe in ben
lceten 2asen aus RuBlano eintreflen. ae
ben nidt nlcbr liber bic Dcnau, ionosrl,
werpen sesen ben Seretb ccncentrirt. SO
untssliest feinem .3lpsifel, baB rcn Ya5ds
fani aus oaS gan;e Serctb Ibal binunter
itarte ruIliide Nttbeilunsen fd be,peaen
uab icSar in Noldut, Stna, 6pfldani,
sSurtiAeni, Ninait unp norbld bon ylo.
lsId,ti Wcrbereitunsen setrofien ,perbea,
UNI srSbere TruppenmaGen gu ccnccntri.
rem. Iuf Der 8enoer @alaser Yabn,
lpelde bis iebt teinabe sar nidt au Uaili<
tdSmefen eermanct wcrben ilt, 1ino 80
Bataillcae ansemelbet uno in @alot
unb Sraila 1no idcn bic Quartiermader
fir bicIe Truppeu eissetrrHen. BUR Der.
ltdrtuns ber in per 9iirfei iid beiiuoeuoeu
ruiiiiAen alrmse iiaD pieie Nadldite ies
benfatlS nldt beltinlmt; eS 1T alio teareife
lid, Dab man lid in 9iunlinien i'm orSe.
ten Utube iiber bieie yorbereitunsen be.
unrubist fiiblt. Nubererleits ucu,iebt lb
in Der Yulsarei cine Stifwi,tsconceutri.
runs Der rufiiden Nrmee scsen bic Doz
mau. Die tiirtiidsn Dcuauisltuusen fish
Slpar mod nidt an bic ruifiden Irnpp II
ilterssben; in einiSen Tasen aber oiiriten
alle Der uetersabe entsesenifebenpeu
SdipicriSteiten Sebptcn iein, uno bann
wirp Die Il cheval Der Dcnau einaeuom
meme ruIiiide SteIuns cine iebr ltarte uuo
flir cine etma nab Walten aerihtete
Operaticnstaas duberlt sinitise ieiu.
Su ruiiiiden M litirilden 8reien lpirp
iosar oapon seiprodeu, pas Elm Ibcil Der
in Armenien beimoliden ruiiilhen Nrmee
(etra $4,000 Wann) binnen einiqen
Wphcm an bic runldniihe 8rin5e sebrld,t
welcen ioa, uni oas 10. Grrps ab,ulrlen,
weidss bis ieet ben aiilten oss Sdwat.
sen UfeereS auf9elteat mar. Die aus
HuSlano ielbit' bier einlansenbcn gfah
ridteu MAIDEN eS uu3meifslbaft, cab pc,t
neue milttiriihe Nnitsensunssn gemldt
psrcen, alS wenn es 9e(ten wiiroe, iit fit
einen neuen 4rieg por,ubereiten. &aaf
leuts. melhe pom Ea5aurc3 uno aus Usit.
tel 5uBtono bierber fommsu, um bic purd,
pen &rieg untet brcdeneu Hanoetete,iebun.
gen iDieoer au8ufniipien. ipiI;u nur ucn
Nrie9Sporbe'eitansen, Aruppenconcentri.
runSeu II. |. w gu er,iblen Die Necru.
tnuns 1T in Nublanp nicnruls riiber nit
elmer ipihen Veihtlsteit uno Yracilicn Dor
lid sesahSen pie jeet. Sunse 9eute ans
allen Slinoen melocn ltb gum Wilitar.
pienit. Nuberpem ilt cine fcrtwibrente
IruppenoiSlccation nah Der iiismeitlihen
@tln,e ,u benerten. Wau tSnnte Ioaar
iaSsm, plS bic militarilbe Yewesuns erlt
jset cine aascmeine sewCrbsn lit Sm'
merbin ilt es Iebr seratben, pie nidtS me-
niger als unlrabrlbeinlid,e gpentuaiitit
ins anss gu falieu, oab, ebe peni9e 9po
den pcrtreihen peroen, cine neue ruff
ihe Armee iu Der Stirfe bon 130, 900
.Wam in Nuninien ccncentrirt iein oii,f.
tie, binter wslher lih ltarte 8eisrpeecrps