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The Coconino sun., 1912-07-05
Los Angeles Market Letter
Kansas City Market Letter
tBy J. A. RIekarl, Correspondenl

(By J. A. RicSart, Correspondent
 Kansas City Stock Yards, July I, 1oI2.- Cattle prices were re- vised downward IS to 50 cents last week on all but the kind that bring nine dollars and upward. There are enough epicures in the country to keep the latter kind used at firm prices, but the ap- pearance of high class grass steers from native territory was the signal for a readiustment of prices on middle class fed steers, while liberal runs of southerners of low grade emphasized the double cross already set against cheap grades. Even at that, the end of the week still found values extremely re- munerative to sellers, straight grass steers selling up to 6.5o, point at which prime fed natives stopped at this time year ago. This week year ago was the low spot of the drought season, July 5th being the eliminating point. After that it rained and shut off supplies, Stock cattle have never sold as cheaply since. Owners disliked the treatment they re- ceived on the markets last week, and supplies are light today every where except at Chicago. There are enough there to weaken all other points, and the situation here is steady to 10 lower, follow ing the lines laid out last week. Prime cattle are strong, a two car bunch reaching o.55 in the native division, new high figure.
 
 Greenwood county steers sold at S.oo to $50 for best today, middle class wintered steers at 7.25 to 7.8o. A drove of Kansas grass cows brought AIS, considered firm, but others were tagging at bids around 400. Choice, quaran- tines are worth up to 8.75, but none of that quality are here today. Oklahoma steers in the quaran- tine division range from 5.25 to 700. Veal calves bring up to 7.75, stockers and feeders 4.5o to 6.75. Hogs are fluctuating mildly, supplies too small for the demand. Market is steady to follower today, top 7.65, bulk TAO to 7.6o, run 7ooo head. Sheep broke 25 cents today, and lambs are of 50 cents in some cases, top lambs 7.75. Run is 6ooo today, and nowhere is sthere enough to ex- plain the big break today. Ari- zona weathers are worth 4.65 for best; native ewes 400.
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-05
Range and Market News Items of Interest Pertaining the Livestock Industry of Arizona
 Market Letter for the Past Week.
Interesting to Cattlemen
Los Angeles, California.
 June 27th, 1912.

Los Angeles, Salilornia.
 June 27th, 1912. Coconino Sun:
 Flagstaff, Arizona. Gentlemen:
 Northern Arizona cattlemen as we'll as all shippers over the Pres- colt branch should be interested in the present high rates to Inn perial Valley, and there is no question of more importance before stock growers of this section then those same rates.
 At the present time there are two courses open to sellers of feeder steers in Northern Arizona, one to sell to Phoenix and the other to sell to California. This year California is rather handi- capped on account of drouth and 
 feed is high and hay brings good prices in Phoenix. It is true that there is the possibility of shipping cattle east and also of shipping to Denver, but that has generally been found not profitable.
 
 Imperial is the opportunity and is rapidly becoming the greatest cattle feeding centre in the west. It will use and demand many times the number of feeder steers Phoenix can use in very short period, and even the great hay demand will not use all the alfalfa produced there.
 At the present time Northern Arizona cattlemen must pay the freight to Phoenix or Colton and the rates to Imperial therefore becomes several dollars per head higher than either the rates from Phoenix or southern Arizona points.
 The Santa Fe probably objects to lower rates as after reaching Imperial Valley the beef goes out over the s. P. but Northern Ari- zona men should use their best efforts to secure lower rates to Imperial Valley, as it is putting a handicap on them and cutting them out practically of the best market they could have for their fall cattle.
 Yours truly,
 A. l.. SPELLMEyER.
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-05

N. ]. Gorham, Cashier Bank of Woodville, Ga., had very severe attack of kidney trouble and the pains in his kidneys and back were terrible. T got bottle of Foley Kidney Pills from our drug gist and they entirely relieved me, I have more benefit from them, than any other medicine" For sale by Will Marian Pharmacy.
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-05
Insect Bites Costs Leg

A Boston man lost his leg from the bite of an insect two years before. To avert such calamities from stings and bites of insects use Bucklen's Arnica Subsequently, to kill the poison and prevent in- flammation, swelling and pain. Heals burns, boils, ulcers, piles, eczema, cuts, bruses. Only 25 cents at Rabbit Bros.
The Coconino sun., 1912-07-05

George A. Carter, Jos. H. Stephens, H. C. Cavness and R. L. Stewart are in the city from Skull Valley, where the two first named rangemen shipped over 1900 head of cattle from that point on Wednesday. The buyers are Elmer Clanton, the Flower Pot Company, and George Sears, of the Salt River valley. Other shippers from that station on the same train were Miller Bros., Clarence Jackson and Van Dick son, who marketed over 200 head. Carter & Stephens will begin rounding up 1000 head more to be shipped on July 10, to K. Rankin at Imperial, Cal. During July it is expected that over 2ooo head will leave the country from western ranges for the Salt River valley and the Imperial valley for fatten- ing Journal Miner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13
N0"C0ME BACK"
when S.S.S.CUR

IL no trouble 10 medicine that will patch up or tempo
rary relieve sick diseased system axe Rheumatism Tor III
stance good nmcnt rni will usually relieve the
PAIN but there nothing in such produce permanent
cure and the effects OF the Local application have on
the Rheumatism comes back Skin diseases also be tempo
rary improved least the surface BY CLOSING the affected
culce with cosmetics lotions skin foods etc But these
external applications do not reach the and there always
come back" Of the eruption
Catarrh disease which great many persons attempt
win local treatment Patiently and hopefully d0ucheS inha
sonS etc uSeebu real good accomplished this
The Of Catarh the blood and OF the mseT
able symptoms always come back circulation eansed
Of the catarrhal Infection Sores ulcers another come back
trouble when treated with outward remedies No Salye, wash pas
ter or lotion has the reach the blood and until this done
and the driven out Of the circulation chronic ulcer
cannot be permanently healed
Strong mineral may temporarily check the activity
Contagious Blood Poison and in this way dry up
ward symptoms but such left off, and
tenn reacts from ITS influence the disease comes back ard the sufferer
finds he has been deceived
The diseases spoken of deep disorders
and only real blood purifier effect permanent cure In
any case ) being the Of all blood purifiers the
edy which always able when the blood fault This
medicine reaches down the very bottom infection
and completely from the circulation S cures
Rheumatism Carrh Skin Diseases, Sores and Ulcers Contagious
Blood Poison, ETC. and there any come back Of the
trouble II cures on the only possible safe pncpetha de-
sroyS the OF disease by making the blood pure rich and
healthy you have been disappointed by having trouble
come back on you make this time by taking 5. S Il
VIII not dppon has cured thousands of all kinds of blood
diseases and disorders Forty years Of ample recommends
ton for the worth of Book on the blood and any medical
advice free to all who write.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13
4 THxAs wovIs@.

The Texas Wonder cnres kinney
and bladder troubles. removing gray
81 cures diabetes veal and lame
backs rheumatism. ana all irregu.
larlties ~ The klinevs and bladder
In both men and women Regulates
bladder troubles IN children II not
sold BY your druggist. will be sent
by mail on receipi " 800 One
small bottle Is tWo months treat
ment aud seldom fans % perfect a
cure Send Tor testimonies from
this and other states. Dr p -
Hall. 2a26 Olive-st St Louis No
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13
HUNDREDS OF ACRES
sHEDED To ALFALFA

Spe.l-i fo lnA, Nsss
Hereford Tex June Q 2 The dr.
fercnt irrigated farms here are being
planted N alfalfa ~ rapidly as pos-
able One Gf0-acre tract within
three miles Of town will all be- seed
I'd Ia alfalfa Four big irrigation
wells vii be- equipped. one on each
quarter Of this section Several thou
sand trees viii be- set out one hun
dred acres on The WOnderflOw
Farm owned b. Baskln a. Hester
Is nov being seeded 90 alfalfa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13

The awful list % injuries on a
Fourth ~ July staggers humanity.
SCI over against g. however. is the
Won ierfll healing. by Bucklen's Ar
mica Salve OF thousands, who SUI
ferei from burns. cuts. bruises. bullet
wounds or explosions. It's the quick
healer o, boils. ulcers. eczema. sore
lips or piles ~ cents at Amarillo
Drug Stors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13

The Odd Fellows and Rebekah
lodges are arranging 10 have a Mem
orial service here sunday OF large
proportions They have employed
the Liebelt Orchestra and are other
wise arranging an extra good pro
gram.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13
FINE TMO-INCH RAIN
FALLS At HEREFORD.

-pr.. o. u-.ly News
Hereford. Tex June Two and
iiye-hundredths inches OF rain has
fallen here the past few days II Is
still cloudy and PROSPECTS are good
for more rain We had a slow rain
nearly all OF last night
In the Buck Green and Beatty
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13
RURAL MAIL ROUTE
OUT Of PLA|NVIEN


W q u TTsTF |sFl
PlainyieS Tea. June ~ Free
rural delivery o. mail. routs No L..
vas inauRurated on ~ PlainyisS
Saturday Nth a Mr Cox a. carrier
r. b - mie. 81 length and serves
Happy. linton and the Mennonite
communities This ~ the first rural
route 10 10 established 10 Hale coun
-, although several other. are pend
Ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13

Doc Jenkins Is having camp
wagon equipped this week. and will
start aithin a few DAYS for a fish
INK trip up the Pecos river and will
incidentally take In the little SCRAP"
a. Las Vegas the 9TH Of July he
expects 20 be on this trip for more
than q month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13
PLAINS AND NEW MEXICO NEWS
CR0SBYT0N CROPS
HELPED BY RAINS

Cros1yrO1 Tex. July 1.-The RS
cent showers have Jeen very light In
ana Immediately about Crosbyton.
hence crops here are sin dependent
Upon moisture .0n-erYed from pro
vlou4 rains On sol, that has been
treated alOng these lines they are
doing vel. and The oats are two feet
high spec men Is enclosed from
q Nfty-icr" field ~ IS ] Colliers,
adioiniag Crosby'On. that was sOwn
IL Februdfj VIZ Collier Is a good
'jrmer OF practical k1o9 ledge and tx
r,.rienee. evidenced by a fine veil
improved farm u ADJ resDects his
ey,Tv CROP does N-.' and has each
sea.aH since boz came here and IL
sourc4 4. very satisfactory profit
and comfort There is nothing slack
OF sloyea'y about SIR Golfers farm.
hone or mefhods n 'h.s country
va tefti-l with such farmers II
would haze no superior Collier
knoV. ana practices bis business and
demonstrates That the country is all
-ght even In dry year. such a. We
have bad ~ late
This locality has had no damage
from bail and the harvest O. small
grain AiIl Doe good oa properly titled
land IN such land al other crops
~" doing fine thus far and promise
well The grass Is curing and al
though short H. very rich about here
there h considerable iointed mes
quite that is sell seeded making feed
~ strong a. grain. horse- are fat
and strong and an stock Is doing
eell
All classes Of seasonable farm
work IL being don" on the G. y. Live
stock Company large farms. SOW
inl millet. chopping cotton. plo1ing,
hoeIng and chopp0ng weeds some OF
Oh. crops need rain
building continues in the town and
general fine residences pill soon be
uier way The Crosbyton Inn is
'r.u- added to and Vill be enlarged
o.. Iore than tHice lbs present size
and every way improved
Considerable street grading has
bene done a. late and a several thou
sand dollar sewer system will soon be
Installed
Crosbyton Il groHing steadily and
IN all RESPECTS doing well
Note S'rce the writing Of the
foregoing there bIs been additional
rain a. Crosbyton and IN adjoining
communities The sample OF oats is
excellent and all probably produce
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13

Dr Deickmau has returned from
week, visit 10 his ranch - miles
northwest OF the city he reports
crops In flourishing conditions in
that section OF the country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13

neigh borhood. : miles uthve-t Of
here more than inches o. VatSr
has fallen in the past s.E days. Pros
poets ara very bright for bunDe,
crops here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13
Rain st ruliA.

~Dela. % Daily Meas
Tulia Tex. June IA good rain
fell here last night followed By more
this morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13

Mrs % y Oldham wife Of Banker
Oldham. left Yesterday for Santa Re
where she will visit Mrs o. l. owen.
wife OF Corporation Commissioner
Owen. and other friends 10 the capt
tai city
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13

>om"body's going 10 get motor
cycle or tl7j, In cash free at
Pope VIII IL be you7 lss 30
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13

There's = motorcycle or Sl75 In
cash waiting 10 be given 10 YOU july
! az Popgs ISIS &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13
kEFS~ ORANGES DATE
FOR MASONIC PICNIC

Spsei.l 20 BALI N.-,
Tulia. Tex June : The Mason
&c picnic and public installation
which was 10 be- held At Kress on the
2ith Of this month has been changed
20 June 81. nv special desperation
Committees are busy making prepar.
aiions for The crowd and a good time
10 all Ia expected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13

Captain IS y White president Of
the Clovis Commercial College. has
returned from weeks court service
with the District Court az Ros well
where he has been serving as court
stenographer His pupils and aculty
are glad 10 have him back az the
College grind again
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13

Note S'rce the writing Of the
foregoing there bIs been additional
rain AZ Crosbyton and IN adjoining
The sample OF oats is
excellent and rlll probably produce
forty 20 fifty bushels per acre
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-13
CLOVIS REJOICING
OVER FINE RAINS

,pecis. 20 Daily Meas
Clovis. ~ NJ June -ClOFis and
Curry county are rejoicing over the
finest June rains 10 the history OF
the Plains country The rains BEGAN
sunday afternoon. and have contn-
ued with splendid regularity ever
since. until the ground Is nov thor
oughly soaked The faruers are TAX
Ing out a great deal OF farming i'm
plements. and unless all signs fail
this will be the finest crop year In
the history OF this country Already
the wheat crop Is made and the best
Yield IN the history Of the county Is
the result From the I 900 acres Of
wheat sown in this county this year
the farmer will realize on an average
% 20 bushels 10 the acre
The people o. Clovis are very much
pleased 70 see one u our toNnsmen
among the Governor sppointees
The name Of Undertaker & V Stssd
appears on the state Board Of En-
balmers. and that without any appi-
cation being made on his part Tor the
place. or without any knowledge on
his part that the appointment vas
even contemplated
Y & Reid o Roswell. Who j. con
nected with the First National Bank
here. IL In the city or couple d DAYS
on business
Captain IS - White president Of
the Clovis Commercial College. has
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-11-21
Thursday, Nov. q,

At The O. c. Sprouse Co., Incorporated Hopknsvile KY.
be sale that will interest every shopper big or little
come and give us ook will give you the prices whe
must Co. at any cid price
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1912-11-21

Made for service-mado to
fit the foot as nature in
tended.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-01
Jn(anO ge(egrap6
0es Rorbes fduIbig 6ez
funoen.

g S9repeport, 2d., 81. DIT. -
Gilbert :. Wation, Der einaeitanOen
bat, 6. 6. 9aileD, einen reiten Sol3z
bGnoIer, ermoroet gu baben, lit 6isr
bes Woroes I'M srIten @raDe ihuloia
hefunben poroen. Dation BAT eingez
itaHben, Dab sr Bailep tobtgeI6Iuqen
bats, bamit 5rau 8uileD ibn 6eir1z
teen tonne. Sn ieiuem 9eitGnoniB
bat Der Mann audi seiagt, baB er aud
ieue eigene 5rau, um 5rau 9aileD
heirotben 81 t0nnen, in Seras pere;fz
tct fabe. Srau 9aiIeD babe iia i6rerz
iett5 perpfli6tet ge3ubt, ibren W&ann
81 peraiften, um fret Su iperben, baB
Gher mebrere 8erIuhe in bieier Rih=
ting fsbIgeialugen ieien uno er besz
BALI Bailep, als bieier anfing 9er=
coGt su idDpfen, tpbtgsitlagen babe,
I'm enoItd gum 3iele gu geIaneen.
Der pro5eB gegen 5rau 9ailep, Sic
e6enfals oes Woroes angefIaet lit,
1purbe iofort nuh Der 9erurtbeiIung
Watlons aufgenommen.
Uncle g am Mill g 6uoenz
eriab.
9luefielb, %. Ya., 81. Stt. -
Dus bieiige 9unoesseri6t bat Der Re=
gierung $13,091.12 ShaoenerIab Qez
gen bic rHapul Stores Co." BON Wfoz
bile, ala., 5useiproden. aeBtere mar
cuf $4,000 StobeneriaB psrtlaet
poroeu, neil tie anseblih auf Regie=
gunsslGnoereien i'm Miiiiiiippi unbsz
fngter Weiie 9ars unb Serpentin qe-
ponHen bate. Die Regierunq lit nit
Dem llrtleiI niat sufrisoen uno bat
appelirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-01

Sfdacs, gegen ben beranttportli6en
geootteur S6ol3 BON Der 8erliner
nBelt am Wontag" begonnsn, bic bdz
rauf bafirt, bab bos 8ldtt Serrn Marz
conf be5tp. 0er 8sfellifaft porgetporfen
bate, Tie bdtten bic Sitdnic aatuz
ftropbe in Ifrupellofeitsr @eife 3ur
9eloma6ersi uusgebeutet.
Sn benz infrimintrten Qrtife( mar
geia9t porben, Die 9eiellf6aft bo6e
ben Selegrap6iiten Der rGurpdt6ia" i,
Die nit Der vSttanic" in 8erbinbung
geftonben unO eine Nn3abl Der S9iffz
brldtgen aufgenommen bate, beitoz
6en, bamit er ben pobren So6berz
bait 3uriidbalte, I'm bann bic edible
rungen oes llngliits an bic prefe oer=
toufen gu t0nnsn.
9err S6ol3, Der gegenpdrtia cine
Strafe fir geleibtsung perbubt, err
tlarte Bel ietner 8orfiihrung, Der be-
treffsnoe Qrtitel babe lsbiglid bic 8ez
rthte oeutTher uno amertfanii6er
glatter iptebergegeben, bic bic glei6en
0ortpiirfe erboben.
Nls BetDeismaterial tpurben II. O..
Die 9eri6te oes amerifanif6en Sez
natstommtttees unb Der britiIhen banz
oelsamtItden llntsrIu6unqsfommifz
lion iiber bic .9ttaRic" aataftrop6e
Dorgelegt.
4ls eriter 3euss purbe Ser aus benz
S9lffbru6 gersttets 5untiprud 5ez
le9rdphtit Der y5itanic" 0arolD 8ri=
o:, perHommen, Der ausfuqte, er babe
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redrpatbia "bei Ieiner 4rbeit qebolfen.
Die Qppurate ieien itarf iiberlQItet aez
pelsn, 10 oaB man rur tpsnige an Die
,,edrpdthtc" gerihtete 5eleqramme
babe auffangen tDnnen. grioe erfIGr=
te, er tOnne iih Der Gin3elfeiten Der
WerHebmung Wf6rcpuis bur6 ous
Wo1bingtoner aommittee niht me6r
ertnrern, CLAUDE aber ni6t, bQB bteIer
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ben, Die 5batiaden gu DsrI9tpsiqen.
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Iusiugen Wtarconis islbit no6peiien,
baB auf befen 9sranIofiung bic Rafz
rlht bon bsm untergang Der y5itdnic"
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be.
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geriGt liter Wtarconis gusIaqen por
Der gfeD Yortsr unb Der @aIbinaton
Observation-Disclosures betaubrinz
gen uno ii6 oonn basu gu duBern.
Ilsoann purbs Die 9erbanolunq berz
tQgt.
Starte NusDonberunq
mad u merita.
Bremen, 81. Oft. Die Qugpan=
beruHg Hah Qmeritd ii6er ben bieiioer
5afsn 1T in bieiem Sabre eine 10 tar
ts, Dab Der Norobeutite QIo1o oez
5rungeH lit, einen GrtrasDumpfer Elm.
auiteuen, Der am 2. Rooember nQf
Jtep yort abge9en Dirb.
Deuti hIano foil eine9o f.
lei ia dtTo1 IN Der Ut gel=
Ian StraBe begsbren.
punta 4reHus, Chile, 81. Oft.
Stsr lit Elm Geriift Derbreitet, buB
9sutitIano i'm gegriffe lei, cine synz
lel in Der VtageQon Strabe fir eire
SchlenItotton 3u ertperben, Die 6tleniz
ideE geamten ertIdren bies aber fir
ldferlit. Sas Geriidt lit bieQei6t
Oaour4 entitanbeu, boB Elm beutI6er
areu5er in Der Wtagslan Strdbs
Wermehunsen pornimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-01
Sbsleih Die 8altonitauten ertldren,
iih feline ginmiihung gefaIlsH
Ianen gu Dollen.
@eridiebenes aus bsm 9sutldeH RsitJ
Der fran5Oiiite gallon rPicoroie"
Sieger BEL oem internatioualen
Wettfliegen.
Ger BAL ltdntrteq.

2onbon, 81. Stt. - guf beioeH
JliiseIn Der tiirtiI9en uno Der 6ulsaz
ridden Mrmee 1T pdbrenb Der leBten
brei 9ase faft ununterbrOhen in Der
'1eftieften Weiie geidmpft poroen. Die
SdIahtlinie eritredte iid BON 2iile
9urgas bis 8iia, iibsr cine Strede
BON unsefGbr 81 Weilen. Die gulgas
rem bsbauptsn. bic Surten i'm Siione%
ften. bei Gill. Ynrsas,s seidiageH-ssi
baben, fpGbrenb bic Siirten einen Sies
iiber bic Buloaren i'm HorOtpeiten, bel
Wiio, beanIpruhen. llsber bic i'm
Centrum ftetteetunbensn Sample fino
mod teine 5uperlG1isen Na4rihten
einsetroffen.
Die Bulsaren iesen Qass auf ben
gussuns bieier Shlaht. sic baben
ale ibre Deriiisburen resuldreu Srup@
pen nad Der Sront sebra6t, Die gina
ifliebung BON Morianopel ibren IRE
Ierpen uberlaiIeno, Don benen piele
nbne uniformen an Der 5ront ansea
fommen iinb.
Die Siirten ideinen ebsnfdlls alle
Sruppsn, bic iie aus aleinuiien ents
fern.n tonnten, nah europa sebraht
gu baben, ba, tpie ansetiinoigt puroe,
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fden Giienbabnen pieber tbeiltpeiie
aufgenommen tporben 1T.
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ipabri1einIi9 in Der Soffnung, einen
Tbeil Der buIsariIhen Sruppen, bic
i'm Siibsn ensusirt iinb, oortbin 5u
siebsn.
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iniel, in Waaebonien, bringen bic fer
biI1en Sruppen allmGblih Dor. Sic
folen bic Berse iibsritiegen unb bic
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ip.itli1, belebt baben. Qu9 bic 8rie=
den fheinen beitdnbig porauriiden.
sic baben Grepena beieBt, bas an Der
Gtrabe nah WOnaitir lisst.
lin bic hriitlide 8epolterung in
aonftantinopel, Saloniti nnb in an=
bsr.n tiirtiidsn Sdfen lit man ernitlib
beiorst, ba Die Nahrihten bon ben
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bert, um ben bortissn britifden lln1
tertbanen unb anberen MuslGnbern
Sdnb setpdbren gu iDnnen, unb bic
anber.n Mdhte baben .benfals 0ors
1ihtsmdbreseln in GripGgung.
Cir Gbnarb Grep, Der britifhe
Miniiter bes Msuberen, fdste tpdbrenb
bes 9aees i'm untsrbdus, bab penn
Die militGriih. Gage auf Der 8altan-
6albin5d es eeftatte, Die Wahte gee
eignete Ghritte tbun ipiirben. um siz
nsn bauernben Jrieben ber3uiteaen.
Wis aus Sofia ssmelDet ipiro, mar
Der Dftlihe 5liisel Der tiirtiiAen arz.
NEE bei Wifa Suerit i'm Stanbe iid ge@
gen Die 8uIsaren gu be6aupten, aber
nidt inn 5tanbe, einen neientlihen
Wortheil au errinsen. Sn Golse Der
Ginnobme BON 2iile Burgas feitens
Der Dulgaren ift Der 5itlide Jliisel Der
9iirfen mad Gerui unb Sftranbia Sus
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