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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-29
TYNER MAY SUE TEDDY.
Former Office Holder Will Ask
100000 Damages.

There is a story in Washington that
Gen. James N. Tyner, former assist
ant attorney general of the postofice
department, mag sue President Roose-
welt for 100000 damages because of
the reflections made upon him as an
occupant of that Office.
1t will be recalled that following the
Tulloch charges and the Bristow in
vestigation, the president issued a
proclamation relative to the postal
frauds and grating in which he named
Gen. Tyner as one of the grafters'
General Tyners was tried in court on
the charges agains him and acquitted.
He then wrote an open letter to the
president in which he requested that
Justice be done him and that a re-
traction of the allegations be publish
ed by the president. No reply has been
sent to General Tyner's letter begging
Justice.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-29
HOG ATTACKS CHILD.
Brute Seized 1t by the Arm and
Bore it Off.

Near Ty TY, while Romy Williams
WAS away at work, Mrs. Williams
went to the mill near by for some
wood, leaving her child, about one
year old, sitting in the door
Returning her attention was attract
ed by the childs cries, and she was
Mortified to see a large female hog,
which she had noticed near the house,
seize the child by the arm and run off
with it.
She attempted to follow, but was 80
overcome that she was in O. half-faint-
Jag condition. A lady living a short
distance away, attracted by her cries,
followed the hog and by strenuous
efforts rescued the child.
When overtaken the animal was
ferociously tearing the child's clothing
with its teeth in an effort to get at its
breast.
The child was seriously bruised
about the head and face and it's arms
lacerated, but there are no serious in.
juries. The animal was followed and
shot
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-29
PEOPLE PRAYING FOR RAIN.
Great Drouth Prevails in Sections
of This State.

In the vicinity of Rhine and Temper.
ance, in Dodge county, there has been
no rain for three months, and the
crops are almost a total ruin. Fields
of cotton have never come up and corn
is falling down in the fields for want of
rain, says an Abbeville press dispatch
People are becoming alarmed at the
condition, and tits said that daily meet
ings are held at the churches in that
territory and fervent prayers are daily
offered for rain to break this long
drouth. In the territory around Alb.
beville the crops are good.
Special services of prayer are being
held in as many as six churches within
a radius of 10 miles of Rhine and Alb
beyille.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-29
QUIET SUNDAY AT VALDOSTA.
Only Ice Men Doing Business on
the Sabbath.

For the first time in its history,
Val6osta was closed up as tight as a
drum Sunday. Even the bOotblacks,
the hackmen and draymeD, who haul
passengers and baggagers from the
trains, were not on duty for love or
money. 1t was with. much difficulty
that the icemen could get their wagons
to move, and the livery stables were
closed all of the morning, though they
opened later in the day The cause OF
the suspension of business was a
crusade which was started by some
of the ministers. The negro ministers
were put to the frontin the matter and
the result was that negroes could
hardly be hired to do any kind of
work, though the real aim of the
crusade was to close up the negro
shops in various parts of the city where
negroes congregate on Sunday.
The soda water stands were all clos
ed and the news stands were opened
only long enough to dispose of papers
to regular subscribers. The crusade
against Sabbath violations has been
so quiet that it was the more effective.
Cards were printed with the state law
and under this in large letters was
printed an intimation that violaters OF
the Sunday law would act at their
peril, as they might be prosecuted.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-29

The boil weevil, according to re-
port made by DR.. Hunter, boil weevil
expert of the agricultural department
at Washington, is much maligned
bug. In all the excitement incidental
to the ravages attributed TO the pest
another insect equally formidable in
destructive power to cotton has, he
SAYS, been overlooked. This is the
boil worm, which he declares is doing
much of the damage that is now cred
tied to the boil weevil.
Estimates of the damage wrought by
the boil Weevil, as everybody who is
familiar with the subject knows, vary
greatly. Some place the damage at as
high a figure as forty-fve million dol
lars. The officials of the census Office
saw that it will reach the sum of forty
nine million dollars. The experts OF
the agricultural department estimate
that it will not exceed fifteen million
dollars.
DR.. Hunter, who is in charge of the
boil weevil division of the department
and who has been making = searching
investigation of the matter, has sub
mitsed his views on the subject to his
superior officers, in which report he
points out the manifest discrepancy in
these several estimates. Following
out this line of thought he declares
that the tendency among cotton plant
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-29
BASKET OF LOVE LETTERS.
Woman Suing for Breach OF
Promise Received 5000.

To be compelled to cit in court and
listen to the reading of three thousand
love letters which he had written to a
former sweetheart is the possible fate
in store for George Potter, Duluth,
Mimi, lumberman, who is sued for
one hundred thousand dollars in a
breach of promise suit by Miss Ham OF
Dubuque.
The case has been continued and at
the next term of court Miss Ham AYERS
that she will produce clothes basket
full of love missives which Potter
wrote to her from time to time since
her early glrlhood.
She says Potter made all kinds OF
protestations of love and affection,
which influenced her to refuse the
hand of other desirable sultofs.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-29
HAULING PUPILS TO SCHOOL
PROF. WILLIAMS MAKING SUCCESS Of
INSTITUTION AT TEMPLE, GA.

School is in Center of District, and Wau.
Ons Go Out for Six Miles in Each Di.
rectiOn and Carry the Children in.
Among the teachers at the recent
meeting of the Georgia Education al
Association at,,Warm Springs was Prof.
Ira Williams, principal of the school
at Temple, Ca, in Carroll county,
few miles out from Carrollton, who is
conducting successfully an educational
enterprise that has attracted wide in
terest.
Professor Williams is principal OF a
country school which last year had 300
pupils: and which next year will have
500 if that number can be accommodate
ed. Its pupils are drawn from an area
Iof country probably ten miles square,
and they are carried to school each
day in wagons, the school itself fur.
nishing transportation. The school
has a farm, on which the boys are
taught manual training and agricult.
ure.
The profits of the farm pay the ex-
pense of transporting the children.
and thus the school is self.sustainlng
to this extent.
The school is in the center of its dis
trict. Its wagons go out for and
miles in each direction and carry the
children 10.
Less than two years ago Professor
Williams established the school now
famous in Georgia educational circles
as the Sandy Hill school. There he
tried on limited scale the ideas that
are now making such success of the
TEMPLE school,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-29
THE BOIL WEEYIL A MUCH MALIGNED BUG
Boil Worm and Other Pests Are Doing Much of thu
Damage Charged to the Mexican Insect.

ers in the weevil infested district in
the recent past has been TO attribute
the losses sustained by their crops OF
cotton to the boil weevil when the boil
worm should come in for considera-
BILE share of the blame.
In illustrating this point he picks
out nine counties in Texas, in which
the cotton growers of that section
claim that the reduction in the crop on
account of the ravages of the weevil
has been about 40 per cent annually.
He then takes up the report OF DR..
Quintiance, boil worm expert of the
department, which shows, he points
out, that the damage in the counties
referred to by reason of the boll worm
and not the boil weevil has been from
20 to so per cent, the average loss be-
ing estimated by him at so per cent.
DR.. Hunter then proceeds to show
next that the reduction of production
in Texas last year, taking into account
the increase in the crop, was less than
the reduction of the production in the
entire country, and much lees than the
reduction in the neighboring state OF
Louisiana and the cotton country west
of the Mississippi river All of these
facts, DR.. Hunter declares, show con-
clusively that the boil weeVil has been
blamed for losses that more properly
belong to climatic conditions and to
other insects.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-29
INES AS WEATHER PROPHETS.

r country people in Italy, says
Ger foretell the weather by
/ o. a leech in an open mouthed
partly filed with water. The
must be changed 'once a week
spoonful of blood poured in it
@' often When the weather is
r. leech will remain coiled up
T.; OO''0m of the bottle. When
H. ~ Is near at hand twill creep
" 'op and stay there until the
II. Is settled again. II wind is
SUI Il will be very RESTLESS and
oout in the water as though in
i ulle before thunderstorm it
], sar 70 be in convulsions. Its
a'Iy trusted that at having
- ~ other seasons when fine
Is important the leech is one
t., Io'S useful members of the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-29
CORN A VERSATILE PLANT.
But Few Things That Grow Are
Capable of So Many Uses.

NdpdDAC Va ~ NAhhy SOSs
Probably few things that grow are
capable of so many uses or are as com
pletely used as corn. The grant is used
for food both for human beings and
cattle, while the stalks are used for
cattle feed. The pith of the cornstalk
is used in the manufacture of smoke
less powder, in the manufacture OF
high-graie varnish, and in the manu-
facture of paper. The woody portions
are used In the manufacture OF cheap
quality of paper.
AS a food corn is supplied in many
forms. The most familiar are as meal,
hominy and grits. Practically all the
starch that is used in the United States
is made from corn. Immense quanti-
ties are also used in the manufacture
of bluecose, which, among other
things, enters largely into the manu-
facture of beer, as substitute for
malt.
A large quantity of corn is used an
nually in the manufacture of whiskey,
and nearly Is million bushels are used
every year in the manufacture OF
cologne spirits and alcohol. Even In
the manufacture nothing is lost The
emtinous and other residues IN the
manufacture of starch, glucose, whis,
kew aud alcohol are used ascattle feed
New York Times.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-29
STRAINS OF DIXIE STOP A PANIC.

A panic was prevented in Americas
the other day by the magical strains
of ''Dixie." AID alarm of ire causee
excitement in the crowded theatre,
and conditions were good for a STAIR
pede and panic that might have been
attended with frightful results. Atthe
psychological moment the orchestra
struck up "Dixie" and as the dearly
loved and inspiring strains filled the
house the people became quiet and the
danger was ayerted.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-29
,URED QUESTION BLANKS
70 WOMEN TEACHERS IN RAN.
DOLPH ADMIT GETTING THEM.
missioner ChiIds Forces Them TO Con-
ls That They Obtained Examination
Papers from Parties in Atlanta.

Pat the questions propounded by
Plate school commissioner for the
RfaI examination recently held got
/ le hands of wrong parties and
distributed throughout the'state
sldenced by copies of same falling
the hands of two negro women
Pers OF Randolph county, says a
dispatch from Cuthbert.
Pey made confession to Commits
er Chllds, stating that the copy
received from a party in Atlanta.
name was given Commissioner
us, who at once communicated
State School Commissioner Mer-
n conduct OF these two teachers
fucn as to arouse the suspicion of
commissioner and the board. With
evidence before them the two
i women teachers were called be.
Fle commissioner. 1t did not take
~ see that the evidence against
was almost conclusive, so they
p'Iy admitted that they had Sc
The questions from the Atlanta
anu had used them in the exam
|bn.
questions reached Cuthbert on
O'CLOCK train by mail on Friday
W. tne hrst day of the examlna-
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-06-29

No good health unless the kidneys
are sound. Foley's Kidney Cure makes
the kidneys right.
HENDRICKS DRUG STORE.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20
Stalien.
o E 6 treif.

q o m, 10. Sept. Sie Gtreitlaae
bsRert fi9. Winifer-p rdfioent @iolotti
reiite beute nod @accOnisi. pismont,
UNI bort als 2ron-N otar bic @eburt
bes 2ronprin3en au resiftriren.
Sic Mrbeiter enti9loKen fi9 Wa9-
mittags ben Streit auf3ugeben unb bic
Staot nahm uieoer bas tbIide Mus-
ieben on.
Sn palermo gerietben aber Streiter
uab prliaei pdbreno bes Sa9es anein=
amber unb cine rotbe Gahne purbe
entfaltet.
Mu9 in 8enua fam esl beute au
&ubef6rungen, or bensn fid bic
Nnardifen fart betbeilistsn. sic
perbranntsn cine Mnsabl Strabenbabn=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20

@on elmer orisinsusn .ainftler=
f9aar" eradblt Elm ruiiii4es Slatt:
:Sm Sbeebauie iibt elm d~lterer. idGbig
gefleibeter damn on einem Slid rnb
trintt feinen Sbee. Cine ni4t rs
elegant setleibete Dame tritt Gn ihn
beran. rei4t ibm Spei Singer ibrer
Sanb unb bleibt e~brerbietig Dor Inn
ftsbsn. r@onen sic MIDI nidt fir
ben Wintsr ensasiren?" frust fie. -
rSaben sic benin einen unitdnoiseH
9elsmantel2" entsesnet er. = ~Sm
borisen Winter Iieferten sic bod bic
&oitiime islbit -" penost lie i9ii4.
tern elm. = .Oiesmal aber ni@t,"
antportet CT bari4. .Sie miifen
alfo einen pelamantel baben unb aus
berbem nod elm 3incenea unb 9onos
fdube baben, oamit sic pie eineO Dame
ausieben. Menn ni9t - bann ni9t!"
Seuf5enb srtldrt bic Dame. bab lie
fi9 bas aues aniduffen moIe. pOrduf
fe in @naben entlafen pirb. SobuIb
Der erite Sbeaterfpielplan eri4eint,
tanr lie our .Mrbeit" antretsn. Gin
iuneer Mann NIT einem alien ueberz
aieber loft lie ab; au9 er piinf9t cine
Mnftsuuns, unb er tann iie baben,
tpenrl ct ii9 einen Gplinberbut aulegt.
Gin GpIinberbut = bas lit bic erits,
ia bic einsise 8ebinsuns. Mit i4pas
der gnersie pebrte ii9 Der iunge
Mann: Sin gblinber6ut - bas lit
ia cine unerf9pingli9e Ius9abe!" =
vMuf benz aleibermarft betommt mon
einen anftGnbissn 9ut f4on fir fRus
BEL" bele6rt ibn Der Mann am Sbee>
tii9. Grlei1tert atbmet Der iunge
Mann auf unb bittet frei bon Der 2es
Der meg um einen @orI9ub bon 10
3ubeln. gr nirb ftreng ab9epiefen.
gs eriheinen nod SteIungius
&enoe; bon einem perlangt Der Mann
am Sbeetii9. bab er fi4 cine alte,
aber nod gut erbaltsne 8eamtenunis
form ani9affe. Mer lit nun eisents
li9 Der mertniirbise Mann. Der Die
2eute. bic er engagirt, gu 10 tpahns
tpibisen Musgaben perleitet9 Sc lit
Elm Sbeater5iaettbdnbler. Der beher
eefleibete 2eute ols 8i1ettouffdufer
aniteut; lie mifen an ben 8a1en Der
Sbeater. DEFENDERS bes Marinet6ea=
tiers, bic HolI.n bon rSbpen ans Der
biirserli9en @efeufdaft" fpielen unb
srbalten bon iebem Sbeaterbiaett 10
Proaent @ntheil.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20
9ie immere Gage.
@smaB einem geobahter seist iid
feline spur elmer raaenoen Griiis.

81. Petersburg, 20. Sept.
Gin foeben bon elmer ausgebebnten
&eiie in's Snnere 3uridsetebrter Serr
meIbet bic 3ufidnoe als melt better,
ME oas Iuslanb gemsinbin annimmt.
Der &eiienbe fanb feline Spur bon
elmer o~robenben 9rifis, i'm @egentbeil
beionoere @riinbe fur bic 3ufrieoenbeit
bes Bolts. Inter allen auerit ftebt cine
prd9tige grnte i'm gan3en &si9.
Die Nadfrage nod Nrbsit 1T 10
arOB uno bic 26bne bsrart bod, baB
2eute, Die in ben Gabriten Der Stdote
auBer Nrbeit fommen. na4 ben beimatb=
li9en E0rfern 3uriidtebren, mo fe
pOne Sbdtisteit finben.
M~0srbinas fanb Der 8eoba9ter na=
mentIi9 in ben Sio'p robin3eu cine
lebbafte Msitution Der psrfaiehsnen
rebOlutiondren 8eie0i9aften unb
protlamationen oer beftigften Wrt, Die
meifen i'm Muslano seorudt. MQein
Der 6err 1T Der Mnii9t. bab Der Mu=
sehblid our grfaauns Der Wini4e Der
MiBpersniisten i8fe9t sepdblt 1T.
Ser 8rieg mar ni9t miltommen i'm
-
8olte, aber bic b~islupalen Sanblungen,
bic namentli9 unter ben &eierpen au
beraei4nen maren. tuuroen 9etaoelt unb
tbatea bel CUR gnthammung BEG
patriotiiden 8efibls. 8iele 2iberale
Der b06eren Stdnbe ertsnnert es iebt
als erfte pfi9t, in Der Stunoe BEG
Samples nit allen 3rdften beim go.
terlanoe 3u fteben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20

MIte 3upferttde gu rets
Sas Bib pirb auf elm
glattes Brett NIT tleinen 9eft5peden
befeitigt unb bann biinn nit pulberi>
iirtem Sal5 beftreut. Nuf lebteres
ipirb gitronenfoft seprebt, 10 bab ii9
Der srDbte Sbeil bes Salses loft, Ns
Brett Johann an einem Grbe emppr>
seboben, 10 baB ct cine geneiste GId9e
BON ettpa 45 Grab bilbet, unb Sala
unb gi%tronenfaft bur9 Mufsieben BON
fiebenbem Wafer absef9pemmt. Sas
10 bebanbelte Bib pirb bann auf benz
Brett lansiam setrodnet, jebo4 ni4t
an Der Sonne ober am Sfen. ba ionft
bas papier eine selblide Garbe erhdIt.
II m Senfterfit Cputtp") su
bereiten, mif9t mon fein pulperiiirte
G9lemmfreibe (.Wbitins") nit 9ein>
81 ober 2sin0lfirnib, lebterer trodnst
rafaer. Sie S4lemmfreibe mub aus
nG9f bur9 Elm iiberaus feiaes 9oars
feb getrieben perben. 9ierbet mub
iia bie5elbe in bolIfommen trodenem
3uitanbs befinben. sic mub NIT benz
Del auf bas alerinnigite permifdt
perben. Dies lit cine febr langtpeilige
p~rpaebur. Na9 Der 9eritequns mub
Der 3itt in ge0ltem papier ober unter
WaRer. aufbemabrt tperben, bamit q
nint austrodnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20
Wtruua uhnItd1eH.

.Sie fpo1en in meme Weinbanblune
etntreten-paren sic benn i9on einz
nal in ein.m Gbnl:9es 9ef9Gft2"-
.Sa, BET einem Mil6bGnbler."-
rMil6bGnbler2 9as 1T ober bod fem
dbnIides gef9Gft9"-p 50, i'd mar
bort bel Der 8umpe onoeiteIt."
8psttuft.
g lbelb (Strob<
millinery: r&ellnerin, brinsen Sic mir
mod cine a9te Mab!"-3 e I q n NJ
rOOnnsrpetter, mub Sbre Sruu
aber tpeit perreif. iein!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20
2angiamtr &ormarid
Ser Sapaner tit bic DDn1 TeiIbe gerdllnlte1 Stel=
luugeu.-@r0bere &dn1pfe rDd nidt.

&etognisernngen rufiiber Srmppen. -Nddhe Sdadt %amidenenb am Sic
EaB. - Tetersburgr 1aroe - 3nete Ma nbidnrdM rme. -Mus=
bebnung beg groBeu Snefes in StaGen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20
DfIerutt1u.

ReaIi It i6er Sid ter:
rG4on apei Stunben bente i9 bars
fiber nod, pb i9 am 9Obepuntt meiner
Srag0bie ben Selben 9unoez Ober
e a B n fleii9 siien lafen fon!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20

tpage1 uno aerif6rten cine anldBli9
Der prinstn-S sburt sebibte Glagge.
gu benz Nusbrude in 8enua fhbrte
8rOomanssl.
W b, 10. Sept. @s tuurbe
bef4lofen, ben Generals STREET. Biz
Wittuo9 su berldugern.
Cine Nrbeiter-Y 9 rfammluns prots-
firte bier beuts Nbsno ssssrt bic gsr-
.wenouns Der 5ruppen. 10000 Perio'
men tparen 3uas9en, in berporrasenoer
Eole betannte Mnar4ifen. Saupt=
reoner mar Der rebolutiondr : ~ioeial.
Mba. Serrp, Der leibeni9aftli9 ipra9.
Die Straben Der umsebung tuaren
burd Sruppsn, au9 NrtiGsrie, beiebt.
Bel einem @abauerie- Nnsrif uuroen
20 '2eute berleBt. Sn Surin unb
Bologna fam es gu Streitieteiten. mo.
BEL perf4iebene Off3iere bonn @Olts
~bertpunoet murben.
Ser STREET bat fi9 nod palermo u.
2e9born erffredt.
Die Gtreiter in Surin 5~erff6rter
3iemlid bel @~igentbum. Na9 &c.
nua wurben tpsitere 1000 SOloater
gefanbt, ba Der 8abnbsrtebr unter'
broaen lit.
Ganaoa.
8eoeutenber 8 fem
Brart0 b..
SaIiar, q. g., .19. Sept. -
Gin SDdbranb, Der fur3 nod Mitter'
na9t enttanb unb um 8 llbr betpdl
tist mar, brad beute tpieoer aus uni
serff6rte peri9iebene Waarenbduier uni
anbere 8ebdube.
Sa fid auf Der @erfte pulber uni
Spnamit befanben, 9eftaltete fi4 oel
&f Gesen bas Geuer 9efdbrlia
ipdter tuuroe bic Geuermehr burd Ct
plofionsn bon pulber unb @bemitalier
in ben Waarenbduiern 3uridgetrieben
@rff na4bem bic Glammen ben gan3er
Na4mittag setuiitbet, geIang bic al,
mdli9e grtidung bes 8ranoes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20

Cation Sabrfarten, siltis fir bic Hiids
fabrt bis 10. Oe3ember 1904 su.....S12.0O
Sedbsig Gage Sabrfartem, siltis fir
Ridfabrt innerbaIb ie6sia Tasen, aber ni6t
fpdter aIs 10. DECEMBER 1904 u....S1O.5O
Jiiufsebn Gage Tabrfarten, siItis fur
Ridfabrt innerRalb 15 Easen 5000
Dasapn G~rcnrfipms Tabrfarten,
ailtia fur 2iidfabrt innerbalb fieben Taaen
ruerSen nur p~erfauft fir ansefiinbiete @ass
son Grcuritcns 5ase, Sabrfarten finb nur
9iltis in BEN Gag @assonS. OF resuIdrsr
ober SpeSialsus, ieben 0ienftas nno 9ons
nsrftas bis 20. Sept. incIufiue $1,000
Sur obaiee S%nformatiou unb gin5elnbeiten etc.
fpre9e man bet ben 9idet.Ageuteu Der Big four Babn
Dor obsr i4reibe on Undergraduate.
Warren J. Lynch, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt.,
Cincinnati, Gbip.
ober o. W. B~roufon. Q. o. g. ~,
Subiau apoIis, Sns.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-20

Sruppeu uieber ti6ernommeu bat. 9ie
&ecognoscirunsen entbiinten cine wei-
tere 0~erffdrtuns Der iapanii6sn Streit-
frdfte.
6 b o n, 19. Sept. Na9 elmer
petersburger Sepei6e ri9teten fi9 bic
@eeOgnoseirunaen ge9en bic jabaniiae
Gront uno redte 6lante, nobel Die
Sapansr 3uridsetrieben tpurben. @ad
oieier Sdiloerung fno bic ruiii9eu
@erlufe nur leidt.
BilbuiQei elmer speiten
Wanof4ureisIrme
g t. Petersburg, 10. Sept.
Muf ben &atb isiner militdrii9.n &atb-
seber beidloB Der 3aiier bic Biloung
elmer 3usiten Manbi6urei- Irmee. sic
miro aug nod nod benz Often gu ien-
benoen Corps suiammen9eieBt, boraus=
fiatlid nit Sen. 2inebitd als Cont
manbeur.
3u9lei9 berlautst, bab Nlerieff nod
fernerbin Staatbalter bleibt uno als
FOLDER t6nnte CT ni9t benz tommai1-
oirenoen General i'm Stang unterssitellt
tueroen. mas gei9dbe. falls 3uropattin
ben Sitel Ober.@ ommanbirenber CT.
bielte. Seoo4 bort bic Nhoc. prehe,
oaB 9uropattin in Wirtli9teit bas
uneingei9rdntte Ober=@ Commando aus.
tibt.
IIerieff bIeibt staff t.
6alter.
Sie @r3dbIunsen bon Mlsrieff's gins
mensung in 9urobatfin's @irtunss=
treis entbebren ieber 8esrtnbuns. sSm
@esentbeilt bat Nlerief NIT feltensm
Satin ieiner SteIung als 2uropattins
8Orseieb:er fets ben S9sin psrmie=
ben, als mii1e er fi9 in Die Operation
men Der Wanoi9urei.I rmee.
Die Mfoe. preHe tpirb absrmals err
md9ti9t, bas @eriidt, Mbmiral Gtrf
Outtomstp tperoe triegsgeriatli9 pros
eeffirt, abfolut gu bementiren. gr NOR
niemals in Sort Nrtbur berbaftet,
ionoern tuuroe einfa9 tuesen un9enii-
GENDER 2eiitunsen burdNomiral @irsn
als Befeblsbaber Der port Nrtbur
Glotte eriebt.
s raurige 8 aItuns Der
8arbe.Offiaiere.
g t. petersburs, 20. Sept.
ginem @eri9t 3ufolse srbislten bic in
Petersburg garniiunirsnosn Off3isre
Der @arbe. &esimenter ben 8efebl, fG
gum DENT an Der Gront au melben.
Inter so Sffi3ieren ieben &egimsnts
foaea 8 bur9's 9oos befimmt uerben.
Der Befebl bat 9robss MiBpsrsniissn
berbOr9erufen.
@an3e &esimsnter bremen barauf,
nod benz 3riessi9auplab au seben.
aber bic Off3iere uolen burdaus teint
3eriplitterung Der &egiments=B erbdn.
be. 8eitdtiguns beg 8sri9ts 1T isb'
ni9t erbdltli9.
Ser ein3tge ueber-
Iebenbe.
Ta9aafi, 10. Sept. Oel
einaige ueberlebenbe Der britii9er
Barrie 2ucia, weI9e bor port Mrtbu,
burd cine Seine su @runbe cling, If
bier angelangt. @ie sr iaet. fiei
oas @&if am 10. Sept. ettpa 10 Msi
len bonn Safen, auf cine Wine uni
putoe bur4 bic grplofOn sert0rt.
Sc mar friiber semelbet poroen
bic 2ucia babe periu9t @ontre . 8ano
nod Bort Mrtbur gu brineen.
8arceIpna, 10 Sept. Dal
rufiide Soipitalidiff vOrsI" III OIL
Dem We9e nod Sfaien bier angetom
men.
Stalien.
Der Stretf.
& o m, 10. Sept. Sie Streitlaa
befert fid. Winiffer-p rdfioent @ioloti
reiffe beute nod &acconiei. piemoni
I'm bort als 2ron-N otar bic @ebur
bes 2ronprin3en au resiftriren.
Sic Mrbeitsr enti9loHen fi9 Wad
mittags ben Streit ~auf3ugeben uno bi
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