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The Adair County news., 1914-04-15
WED. APRIL 10, 1914

In another column will be
found the program of the Bible
Institute to be held at the Bap-
list Church, Campbellsville,
April Is to 23rd. The many
subjects covering every point of
Christian work will be discussed
by some of the ablest and most
consecrated men in the entire
country. The subjects, the
speakers and the big-hearted in
vitation overflowing with broth
erly love will undoubtedly prove
a great blessing to every one
who will attend. Such rare
treats of Christian fellowship
and spiritual uplift, come to but
few sections. If you fail to read
the program, you will doubtless
fail to grasp the real Importance
of the meeting and its real worth
to this associotional district,
that needs so much to be stirred
up to do its duty, and to WELD
the power and the prestige its
sources and opportunities
afford. AS individuals, we all
need a real awakening, a stirring
that will produce living, lasting
results. AS a congregation of
churches, the Russell Creek As
ISOLATION needs to be shaken
from center to circumference.
1t has responsibilities it fails to
see and opportunities to accom-
plish so much that it Will be lam
entable should this meeting fail
to awaken the interest plainly
discernable in the range of SUBJ
jects and speakers announced.
Beside the spiritual uplift, apart
from receiving a broader. clearer
vision of life, living and duty, a
meeting of the brethren, the So
cial part, will more than repay
the worry of the trip. Not only
is this gathering a harvest for
Baptists, but it will prove a
blessing to every one who at
tends and has at heart the good
OF humanity and the spiritual
uplift of himself. Read the pro-
gram and make your arrange
ments to attend.
The Adair County news., 1914-04-15

years and that it will prove the
the beginning of better public
conditions. There is ample evil
dence that our magistrates will
handle the situation both from
an economic and progressive
stand point. Indebtedness and
the growth of pauper claims pre-
vented the initial step from be-
ing taken in the betterment of
public roads. This trouble, to
some extent, will be out of the
way next year and then you will
see the beginning of the begin
ming in roads.
The Adair County news., 1914-04-15
A TRIBUTE.
Resolutions upon the Death of
W. p. Phelps. GlensfOFk
Lodge No. SIS, F. & A. M,

Whereas. death has again Wis
tied our Lodge and taken from
our midst Bro. W.P. Phelps, who
died March 2S, 1914.
Resolved: That we as Masons,
knowing that our Great Grand
Master ruleth righteously in all
things, bow in humble submission
to His will.
Resolved: That in the loss of
Brother Phelps the community
has lost a good and upright cit
izen, his widow a devoted hus-
band, our fraternity true and
upright brother
Resolved: That we extend to
the bereaved widow our tender
est sympathy in this her trying
hour of bereavement and com.
mend her to the Grand Archi-
tect of the Universe who is the
widows God.
Resolved: That these resolu-
tions be spread upod the minute
book of our lodge, a copy be sent
to the bereaved widow and a copy
to The Adair County News for
publication.
j. V. Dudley,
John A. Jones.
Com.
The Adair County news., 1914-04-15
Extracts from New Road Law Per.
tainin0 TO State AID

Section No. 5. The money
hereby set apart in the State
Treasury to the credit of the
State Road fund shall be appor-
toned among the several coun-
ties applying for State aid in the
manner hereinafter provided,
and the amount so proportional
shall be based on the amount of
taxes levied and collected there
in for the building and construc-
ton of public roads, and includ-
ing the taxes collected from year
to year to pay the interest on or
create a sinking fund for any
bonded Indebtedness, which may
hereafter be created by any
county to construct or recon
struct public roads, until such
county shall receive from the
State Road fund an amount
equal to one-half of the moneys
appropriated for building roads
by said county whether the
amount appropriated be from the
sale of bonds or direct taxation.
Provided that said sum shall be
expended in constructing public
roads under the direction of the
Commissioner of Public roads.
Sectian No. 6. 1t is further
provived that any county voting
bonds and expanding the pro-
ceeds of same in building public
roads under the direction of the
Commissioner of Public Roads
may, in case the amount thus ex-
pended exceeds the proportional
amount, said county may be able
to secure from the State Road
fund, then in that event, said
county shall be entitled to receive
from the State Road fund in sub.
sequent years such further
amounts as will make the total
amount received from said fund
equal to one-haif of the moneys
expended by said county under
the direction of the Commission
or of Public Roads. Provided,
that said county shall expend
said funds thus secured in con-
structing a n d re-constructing
public roads. Provided, further
that no one county shall receive
in any one year more than two
The Adair County news., 1914-04-15

The vote on the toll question
will not come up for several
weeks. The advocates for re-
peal will carry their point.
Those who are against the re-
peal should read the speech OF
Henry Cabot Lodge, the greatest
Republican of them all.
The Adair County news., 1914-04-15

The disturbance in Mexico
goes on fighting every few
days, Gen. Villa invariably com.
ing out on the top. There will
be no peace in that country un-
til a few of the leaders have
been killed. Privates are being
slain by the thousands.
The Adair County news., 1914-04-15

Mr.. John C. C.. Mayo is re-
ported better. The daily papers
say that the TRANSMISSION of a pint
of blood from brother into the
system of the sick man. may
save his life.
The Adair County news., 1914-04-15

Entered at the Columbia Post-offce as sec
I'd class mail matter.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-31
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ANDERSON PLANNING. ].
HOMECOMING WEEK.
TO BE HELD DURING MONTH
OF OCTOBER {
WITH COUNTY FAIR.
! Proposition Ia Being Considered
By Business Men and VIII 1.
Probably Be Worked Our !. (.
WITH COUNTY FAIR

II none of the plans. now In tho
making. are interferred with, every
man, woman! or child b0aating bf An
derson as. q; ;birthpl will be givss: IS
chance, to- Come back home Some limo
during the month nf 0etnhar, Sfnch
the. plans were put on foot to hold q
county fair in Anderson this fall
some OF the business men have sug-
gested that; It would also be q splendid
idea ito hold q 'sfhomeA Acoming' week
and then tho logical suggestion 20:
peated that the county fair and I.ome
coming week be held at the same time.
This is q splendid way to ssciire a
bigger attendance for both events
than might otherwise r, tho case and
those In charge OF tho fair! plans are
limmep pleased with the Idea. = !.
~ was said yesterday that there is
{Eyat Ia. little doubt about whether or
not q county fair will; be- held this
lsyears hut eyes.s Il - Ses fair cannot take
NJ ecc,s cc.Ss il IS : almost definitely settled
ttltat here win be 20 e home coming
isWeak and people 81 ound town sny
Will be even more delightful
ktorsSi a. iii jority of .li 8 visitors than
|Arill be The fall. s1f thi q two events are
i;hld stogether there vi n be more peos
fpldsin Ander ersons fpr p taY vent than at
Elhs othes time duslnf the winter sss.., {.
!! !sis vas said yesteJ that sorhmits
sstost tldsAt once shs Dtnted anu
land its ssts SbaifeJed that The plans for
siss ssa ,aa ss t i ssasrs.s sos bs
home corihs AN he ann6uuced
MeahWhiIo at I is An defissssDi 81 speople.s
sh,f{ n aa IA Al, 81 q All y.
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ROBERTS FOLLOWED
TIE SUICIDE ROUTE
SECOND OR THIRD ATTEMPT
SUCCESSFUL
USED A SHOT GUN
When Told BY Wife That Could
Quit Churning, He Became In.
furiated and Ended Life
USED A SHOT GUN

! Warn told by his wife that he had
been churning long enough for tho
i frltt"r to come and that he could quit
work, Sam T!obelts NJ Pond.eton town
chip became infuriated last Sunday
morning and securing his shot gun
made for the barn. With his frantic
wifo following on his heels ho reach,,
CD the barn. placed the stock OF tho
gun against the ground and tho barrel
to Ills stomach and with tho. mid OF n
shlnBle he pushed the trigger and
enued his life. Tho entire lead OF shot
look eject In tho abdomen and the in
cured man Is said 10 have spoken cDly
once after he took the rash stcp--
God have mercy and then he was
dead.
Roberts was n we'll known planter.
nEout 30 years oi :ige. lie was n nat
iyo of Anderson county and lived hcra
until no attained his majority, thief
going to Georgia in which state he
lived until few :noutls ago. He
then returned to South Carolina md
went TO work on plantation located
Oh the Erlc's bridge road. where the
ahair happened Sunday mornin;. at +
O'Clock.
1t Is said that during the past few
woeks Eo!crts hu3 given evidence of
being mentally unbalanced. When his
Wife went cat to tho field few DAYS
ago 10 carry him some water ne seized
q large clod Of dirt and threw It at
| her tnjuring her seriously. Letter
when lie came to the house he IL yuid
70 have thrown a whetrock ut her and
/ had 1t struck her there is little doubt
LIT that she would have iJecn killed.
1t was said that he was In tho habit
OF threatening to take lis lifc, when
ho became pcevish. and his wife testi-
fed ut the inquest that on previous oc-
casions ne had gotten his gun and
threatened that lie would other kill
himself or some ono else.
Eiunday morning Mrs. Roberts told
him that hc would have 10 churn while
Hae was getting herself aud thoir pnc
child ready for church and when aho
came out and Informed him that he
+ could quit churn:ng tho statement
made him fly into fury and notwith-
standing everything that his wife
could do, he succeeded In killing him.
i SELF
When Coroner Hardin arrived on
tho .scene he determined that an In
4 quest msist be held, since the only eye
/ witness to the affair was Mrs. Roberts
and the autopsy, was performed by
4 DR.. H III. 'Acker. The investigation
showed that the shot coursed upward,
! which Dears out Mrs. Roberts story
i OF the, affair und the verdict OF tho jury
was that tho, deceased came to his
dcati from gunshot wounds, self In
1 fsctea. III
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KILLING RESULTED
(. From LACK OF RAIN
Es
MATTHEW JONES SHOT BY
OSCAR IOzEMAN
USUAL NEGRO ROW
9iai -----
When Bozep.An Took His IA
Children to Church, Had Fatal
- Difficulty With Jones

Dccausc 4, had not rained in some
weeks md prospects for crops are
verysp poor Oscar Bozeman told Mat
thew Jones Saturday that he could
get 20 e>provisions until some rain
eaH1es This is said to have infuriated
Jones and it is claimed by Bozeman
that Jones said II Will get you for
this" Bozeman claims that later
Jones made threats to other negroes
that nc was "going to getSevcn."
When Bozeman's children, which
number Ia all told, informed him Sun
day sroorning that they wanted to go
to church Sunday night Bozeman
claims that lie feared some trouble
pigtt 1ake rplace with Jones. So Boze-
nma scomcSto town and narrated the
circumstances to Deputy Sheriff VIII
iiams, asking If he might carry gun
taI chYTShsto protect himself. The dep
NY tq9f etipj that he had no authority
th carry G'1n under any circum-
Stances but advised him to go to
Church and leave his gun at home.
33zeman did so TO church and then
TYP trouble began. Bozeman claims
tkft the father OF Matthew Jones sow
ltn when he drove up to the church
aMd informed him that mathew was
inside and that he intended telling
him. This is denied by Jones' father,
but be that as 1t may, Jones came out
with q stick in his hand and an alter
cation ensuc1, during which it is said
that 1nnee attempted tc st.!.c 2s:o-
man with a heavy stick, whereupon
tneeeman Area twice. Tho first shot
struck Jones on the bridge OF the
nose. penetrating the face while :he
SECOND shot took effect In. the neck.
Il is probable that eithar shot would
have tecn sufficient to cause death.
Coroner Hardin was summoned and
yesterday morning the inquest was
held, rat which time it was testified
that some negro in the crowd at tho
church took pistol out OF Jones,
pocket after he had already fallen to-
the ground. If he had q pistol when
he went to the church this, statement
mhst Re true. because when the off,
cSrs searched the body, they did not
find any weapon.
SThe shooting took place about 10
kosclock Sunday evening at Mt. Olive
church,, which Is near the Lawrence
Chamblee nlaco and there the inquest
was held yesterday morning. The cor
ofor's jury returned the usual verdict,
that the deceased caihe to his death
from gunHfot wounds.
Bozemanf lives on the McCown plan
tation and Mr.. McCown says that he is
az honest. hard working negro and
thpt he has always borne q good rep
utation. He says that he intends go
ing on the negro's bond II bonG can be
arranged. s.sy
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We Beg to Announce. ]! j i|l;l'
.pt .ssoJGtIs
SIS X I'd, bUc

= .,s4; q 4 ! d 81
ssy 7s-s$s S g (
that Mr. E.o. Vandiver, formerly cashier Farm
az !; IS;
ers and Merchants Bank Of this city, hss been
elected 4 Vice president Of this bank be
g q.
actively connected with the lnanag the
gsE5EE @st54 rn1aafsa 8
Bank on and after Aug. dst, when he beg1ad
ssS So st2airprq SSss.
-uratsss
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5 q 600 20 % o. d ID % tislS o 10s % o Z
EIaHTISG REE0RTED
Ap9 Haitler,S ia Isitl,, itly 20
s HeAYy iightIng has een Ia pro- I
IL gFens betweei Il goYernment 4
forces and rav6lutl niAts The 4
IS. 4edefats 8 ked tho rehels at 4
T,rcu, South |; Of \. Gaps fiaft ftien. (
!, re6aptnringf The town akhting 4
continues q n ssySss, I. tssE i, !,
3 ~ SO . I d 4 n u y !
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-07-31
HELP HAIL SUFFERERS
Commissioners Watson viii Go to York
County Today.

Special to The Intelligencer.
Columbia, July 28.-J: Whitner
Beid, secretary of the South Carolina
state farmers union, and Commission
er Watson and B. Harris, Of the state
department. OF agriculture, leave We'd
neEdny for Rock Hill to visit the hail
district in York county. Thursday
they will deliver addresses at Bethel
church neat Glover. They expect to
distribute coed and potato slips for;
the puFpoEo of Fepiant.ns the country.
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For Sale


5S4 Gcres located on good public road
near church ana sclooi, 8 room dwell.
ing,, 2 tenapt houses, barns, 200
acres in pine timber, i75 ncres in cul.
tiyation, so acres in bottom land, 35
acres In pasture, 3 miles from vcr-
dcry. pricc 1916 per acre. EASY
TERMS = atd Ct sw
Ne,se7s fs.i'r So 7.7.i...e3 h.
93 .
Timber tract. 1874 acres ;ocstsa on
good public road, mile from Bradley;
s. C.. Saw timber and cord wood can
be sold for enough to pay for land.
IDEAL FARM. s1s acres practical
" level, high state Of cultivation,
beautiful home, wnter works. all nee.
essnry:out buildings, s extra good ten.
aut houses, church and school in
sight. This farm has to be seen to
be appreciated. Write or call on
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CraytonviiIe Picnic.

Tho big annual picnic will be hold
At Craytonville August 7th. 29l4. Mr..
Henry L. Cox, who sends tho notice Of
the meeting, says @It tswill," we beiiovc.
be tho biggest 2of Its kind. There will
bo several good speakors on hand and
g good bandHto furnish music for the
day. Every body Is cordially in, itel to
attend and h-ing well filed baskets.
The picnic will be hold in the efove at
Henry T.. Cox's store .s,tsts -
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French Remedy for
IL Stomach Troubles

The leading doctors of France have
for years used prescription of vege-
table oils for chronic stomach trouble
and constipation that acts like a charm.
b. One dose will convince you. Severe
cases of years. standing arc often greatly
benefited within "a hours. So many
people are getting surprising results
that we feel all persons suffering from
constipation, lower bowel, Liver and
stomach troubles should try Mayr's
Wonderful Stomach Remedy. It 10 now
sold here by
SOLD BY EVANS PHARMACY.
Anderson, s. c.
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'MIBERNIANs AT WASHINGTON.
Delegation from Norfolk Convention
q si.ss Visit President.

sawashington. July ga, delegation
from the Ancient Order of Hibernians
Whclh has just CLOSED its convention In
Nprfolk, Ya, was received today by
President Wilson. p. r. Cannon of
Massachusetts, National vice-president,
headed tho visitors.
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s BACK TO HOUSE.
Lever sBills Reported Back to House,
Early Action Expected.

Washington. July 2s.-The Lover
blu to- Impose . prohibitive tax on
"g99phliREgf Rgf E ltEansactionsY In cotton fc-
|; ;tuf %. & tnanded and agreed to LII
confer feJ was reported back to- the
house late today. Early, action was
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09

bic Sbatiaden ertpieien baben, bab
8elsisn niht i'm Stanbe fein piirbe.
feline gleutralitdt au pertbeibigen unb
oieier llmitanb re9tfertiste DeutI6-
lamb sans Defenders. Was Die 3eritD,
runs BON 2Dpen betrifft 10 berufsn
mir uns absrmals auf oas 3eugniB
oes aOrreiponoenten Der .Gbicasoer
SribuneA. Megutheon, Der fib 3ur
3eit in 2Open bsfanb. Dieter iast in
feinem lsbten griefe, er babe nibt ses
feben, bab 8iirger auf bic Golbaten
idoiien. neil in SSolse bes fiir9terlis
hen 9erGuifes, fpel6es Der Sransr
port Der pislen idperen Wasen madts,
bas Sdisbsn in pem Gtabttbeil, mo er
iib befanb, nift su bDren mar, aber
sr fiibrt bic pielen protlamationen bes
giirgsrmeiiters BON 20ipen, ipOrin
biei.r bic giirssr beitdnbia unb eins
orinslidit parnte. iih aller @nsriffe
duf bic beutihen Solbaten au entbals
ten. als gepeis an. bob Der 9iirgere
meiiter Ielbft einen iol9en 9lngriff
befiirdtet baben muBte.
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Gefa5rlide ssinan8pldne bss
EraiibeHten.

Gis SIblGnoer bsbaupten. Dab lie
ii4 in elmer duberft i9pisrigsn Gage
bsfinoen, neil iie in 6olss oes aries
ges ibre gaumDDue ui6t nab europa
pertaufen tOnnen. Ra9 bem iibliaen
graut. fagen bic Siibldnoer, ba6en
Die &aufIeuts ben pilansern bic 8aa.
rem. Die iie brau6en, treoitirt, Bis bic
gaumpoae pertuuft 1T. sSn S5plse Der
gesenpdrtig gerinssn Ra3frase aus
europa tOmmt tein @slO bsrein. Die
&aufIeute. Delbe bic 9orIbifIe ae.
ma6t baben, tlugeH, oab iis bem Ban.
terott nabe iino uno bic pflan5er fla.
gen. bag iie bem 8erbungern ausasieBt
Iinb, ba bic aauflsute ibnen neiteren
&reoit DerpeiQern, bis bic alien
S6ulOen abbaablt iinb. Sn oieIsr
gOt6 ipa Der ngrpbe Batter" in Daiba
inston belfen. sSn elmer aonfsren5, bic
er NIT ben aOnarebs s0eleaaten aus
oem Siiben unb elmer @ertretung Der
gaumpollssp spflanaer bate. ertldrte
Der praii0ent ii6 asnsigt, einen plaa
au unteritiiben, bem3ufolge Der aOns
greb bic Grriftuns bon 8aumpo[Ie=
Uiagaainen geitutten iua, in psl9en
Die gaumpolle unteraebrdtt pirD.
Quf oieie iOlI bic 8unOess sResieruns
Wtasa5ini6eine ausitsaen uno Su Ell
ner aepiiIen Summs, Bis 5ur SDbe
bon $50 Willioneu Dollars, belsbnen.
gls i'm 8anjtiabre 1893 gcnau bic.
felbe. pieleitt nod cine sr0bsre Rotb,
loge uHter ben Tarmern I'M Meiten be-
itanb, itellten iis basielbe 9erIanqen
unb nls Der SpHoreB es ni6t betuil>
ligte, sriiHoeten Tie bic pppuliItiifs
partsi, gegen Delhe oas ameritaniI4e
Bolt einen beraDeifelten aampf fiibrte
uno aud ifliebli9 our6orang, neil
es ii9 beiDubt mar. oab ruenn bic RE
sierung auf bas 8srIangen einginge,
ibr Bancroft nur eins Srase Der 3eit
mare.
Was bas Bolt in ienem Sabre nit
Derniinftiaer ginii9t unb nit folder
Gnersie bstdmpfte, min Der prdfbent
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Gin englifh Sefpnom
tlast, bab Der aries gnsIunb $55
! iebe Setunbe, "a Stunben auf Den
Gag sereanst, toite. 0ieie Qusgaben
bdtte Gnalanb iit iparen t0nnen unr
nod meRr, es bate ben arieg permel'
ben tDnnen. giur Die 3uii6erung pOn
gnsIanps llntsritiiBung bat 5rant-
reid bepogen, ii6 on bem Sriege gu
bethsilisen. IS 1T iugar mebr ais
pabrideinlid, oab Der Gar ieI5it ben
aries obne bic 9epibbeit BON @ngs
lambs Silfe ni6t besonnsn bate. Iber
oieIer alaee ipobnt cine lpi6tige Be
beutuna inne. 9iele iiub Der 4nii6t,
bab Gnslanb ourh ieinen Heibtbual
befGbist pGre, Den &riss bis auf
sipige 3eiten fort3uieBen uno i9n
nod au fiibren, nabbem Rublanb uno
Srantrei6 iiberpunbsn iino. Gnsz
liide @oltspirtbe. pel9s Die Sa6lage
bsiIer tennen, itimmen bieier gnii9t
burhaus ni6t BET. bic ia aud an uno
fir iit pernunftpibria 1T. Gnslano
tann ebenio peniq pie dnoere Ratios
neu lanae Don ieinen GriparniNen ls.
ben. Wenn teine frii6en Ginnabmsn
biusutommen, lit bas 9srm0gen balo
aufgs3ebrt uno es lam als ielbitpers
itGnolia seIten, paB bisie gintinfte
bebeutsno sufammenIarumpfen, peHn
gang europa i'm ariese itebt. gln feline
friiberen Saupttunbsn Rublano,
5rantreih uno Dsutidlunb lam es
iibsrbaupt ni4ts pertaufsn uno bic
neutralen Gambler leibsn. tpie mir Oas
BEL uns iebsn t0nnen, ebenfaus idper
uuter benz &risae. Wenn mir aber gus
seben, bab gnsluno finanSiea bsoeuz
tenb befer qeitsat 1T, ais feline 8ers
biinostsn, 10 oerbleibt bic beipnbers
iDidtige isra9e, tpie bic 2eBtersn bic
9rie9stoften nod Idnss beitreiten ton
nsn. Rublunb bat ME @elO beieiien
uno i6ulbet SFrantreia. an bic fiinf
WtilIiarben Dollars. pon peI4en IS
jest nidt einen Gent an 3inien be-
siebt, 10 oaB es Ielber psrurmt 1T.
Obn. S5rase pirb gngIano ihneH
fiHan3ieq gu SiIfe tOmmen miiiisn.
aber psnn bas 0eitoiebt. tperben gnss
lambs ftnanaisae ardfts sbsnfuls balo
eri4Dpft isin. SH oieier Weiie may
fid Der 4usiprud 2ubpiss bes Bier.
Sebnten bepa6rbeiten; .0as Iebte
Srantenitiit iisat" uHb es III tr0Itli3
3u lpifen. OaB Das finan5ieG ebenTo
poraiialih pie miIitGriih geriiitets
0eutidlanO bic Soften bss arisgss am
Idngiteu ausbaIteH lam.
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Die @abrheit iiber bic &ie
bel Shabat.

@ien o. September. (@. g.
9tid)tamil.) Tas ..Serbiide Rreiie.
bureau" fam iib nif)t genug ibuu in
langen 9eritteu iiber angebIid)e Iieg.
reihe adnlpfe bel Sd)abas upo liber
einen etlatanien Sieg Der fleincn fer.
biiten ArInee iiber Die oiierreidrun.
aariihen Streitfrafte, oeren Sahl m
ieoem 9eridlte i'm mehr oils bas Cop.
pelte oocr 1reiiad,e ipIdit, iiber bic
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Armee. Die iid) in gleitem 8erbdltnib
oon 8eritt 3li geriht erboben, ionic
iiber bic 3rtmestbaten i!nb Die itra.
te1iidlelleberIeseubeit Der ierbiihen
Sireiifr1iie. Garan fniipit Der aban.
taiiereite geriaiier oieier arirgsbe.
rifte 9etrattiingen, ipelhe barin
sipfeIn, bab aiiber ihretIifcn slfieH
pougraiiamteiteu nihts on Die liter.
reih.ungariide Gfieniipe in Scrbieu
erinnere, bag Seiterreid-llnsarn al.
Ie Soffmlng aiii cine neue Sffsniipe
auigegeben babe uno bob mir nod bic
ssurdt Dor Der ierbiiden Siieniipe in
Wien berrihe. ia bieie WeIounseH
iiber ierbiffeSie ieee, beren @irfiingen
offenbnr sur ssrrefiibriing Der Silent.
Iihen Meinina i'm eigeneH2anhe ino
eiiiem nIlerbinas beidranften IbeiIe
bes gluslanbes nidt aiisreiten, 10
perbreitet bas Serbiife greiieh:rean
aus Riih gcrihte iiber rlifiife sic.
&c Don falm geringercr gebelfiing
als besieniacn Don Sdabnb, bic nift
niir bic oitcrreihlingarii6c Grmee,
ioHoern bas gan5e Heid elmer ullalis.
DeihIihen antaitrnpbe entgesenfiibr.
ieH Gic Glaubtpirbigfeit bieier @e.
ridteritattl,ng fpeiteifert nit iener
bes ruiiiihen Benernlitnbes. Der ben
entideiocnbeu Sieg Der slrnee siuf.
fenberg 3lpii6en Meihiel un6 Bug
nit ben Wnrten perfiinoet: Der
Riid5ug Der 0iterrsib iingnriifen
sforps 3lpiihen Beihiel iinb Bug bat
fih NIT enormen gerliiiten pollsogen.
Der @iberiinrb oes Seinoes lit ge.
broden. NejeibHenber ais bieie
8erbreblng Ger Tbotfahen lit Der
umitanb, baB Die befanntIiH obne
SdJtpertitreih erfoIgte geiebing ber
offenen Gtabt 2embera bon Der Ee.
tersbiirser 5eIeerapbenagentlir in
Der 5orm eeineloet ipiir0e. bnB Der
0eneraliiiimus@robfiiri glifclni gli-
foIajeipitid fir ben General .).iisti,
tpeI&er nod cinem eIdnDenben Siege