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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-03
CLAIMS
MUSICAL HONORS
$1, 640,o 900 Expended Last
Year for instruments and
Instructions.

CHICAGO. April s.-Expenditures OF
$41,64O.O00 hast year for musical In
struments and instruction is basis for
the claim that Chicago is the loud
noise in the musical world. 1t is a
fact that the factories for tho manu-
facture of instruments are the larg-
est in the world, and that the experi-
ence with piano buyers on the Install
ment plan who skip" is altogether CO
lossal With the factory output OF
pianos In the hundreds daily, the sales
machinery has had to be built on an
international scale
The player piano for the tribal chief.
tans of Borneo and Central Africa are
from Chicago, and savage beasts in
and out of civilization are soothed by
the music made ON Chicago organs,
oboes, pipes, drums, horns and viols
No jungle is complete without few
factory made pianos. If 1t were not
for the piano traffic on the burrow
buffalo, elephant or camel caravans OF
remote freighting facilities they would
have to go out of business.
So much gut string is used in Chi
cago that it is a by-word with the
cats and other innocents which lend
their help to the musical world. 1t is
also said that more than $1,000,00O q
year is paid out for the grand opera
produced in the midst of this music
| industry The diamonds displayed
during the grand opera season, how
ever, are the things that make stag
gering totals For Chicago may so re
luctantiv frcm a tango a'nonr to At
opera, but it doesn't take even that
much TO incite the matrons to veal
their tiaras and dog collars. In the
matter of musical support the Apollo
club may have been meaGer occasions
although it's musical events are wor
thy of any city in the world, the or
ganization being one of the great ones
of international fame
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-03
THREEWITS CANDIDATE
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

Alvin Threewits, Of Arlington town
ship announces that he is candidate
for nomination as representative on
the Democratic ticket, and not for
county surveyor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-03
Minck's Celebrated Book
on tap and in bottles. Phone
1914 and 271O. z-st
WINIFRED FOUND

Wanted to know what has become
of Winnifred Curtis in Married Life
the Third Year? READER
Winnifred has neither been kid
mapped nor lost, but will be in the
story Monday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-03
IN TRAINING CAMPS

Philadelphia Nationals, 4; Philadel
phia Americans, O.
Brooklyn Nationals, 4; New York
Americans, 3.
Atlanta Southern, 5; Cleveland
Americans, 2.
Louisville Association, 5; Cincin.
natl Nationals, 2.
Detroit Tigers, Is; Chattanooga, 5
Boston Americans, Z; Nashville
Southern, 5.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-03
INSPECTOR ORDERS
BUILDING RAZED

Nothing escapes the eye OF Build
ing Inspector Hodgin, and he even
keeps watch on the barns of the city
to see that they meet requirements.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-03

WANTED-Young man in
Shoe Dept. for Saturday. Call
HOOsier Store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-03

manner. The goat, however. fails to
submit to the trust Of baseball mag
mates and will give the trust teams
the ultimatum Of same price or NO
oame.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-03
NOTICE.

Progresstves of the Sixth ward.
place OF ward meeting. Friday evening
win be at number 1909 Main street, In
stead of 18th and Main.
J. c. Price, Chairman
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-03


septic solution goes
to the very root OF
eczema and con-
s.uers it as 1t does
other s kin AFT Q c.
lions. Its relief Is
immediate and its
results lasting. re
MO has often been
initiated but posi-
lively never equaled.
1t will surprise you
as it has SO many
others, by leaving
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-03

Turtle soup all day Satur-
day. Ed Muey's, 20 S. 9Th.
9-2f
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-03

never Rad ecsema in your life. You viii
get this relief instantly by getting 25c
bottle of ZEMO right away-now. There 8
no more excuse for enduring such misery.
ZEMO is sold and guaranteed by druggists
everywhere, ard in Richmond by Leo
H. Fine Drug Store and Quigleys
Drug Stores.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-03

Water bills due April LIST.
1-1Ot
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-03
Eczema
Stopped
ZEMO Proves q Wonderful Success
Stops Itching Instantly and
Brings Permanent Results,

Get 26c Bottle Today and Prove It.
Don't think that eczema, that nearly
drives you wild, can't be gotten rid of. It
can-and ZEMO Is all you need to do 1t.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23
county TICKET

EeproaentatlVe from 9th District
n n. LAMB. Harrington
County Clerk
ARTHUR j. PETRIE. ........... Abilene
County Treasurer
PHIL w. HEATH. Abilene
Register Of Deeds
8. w. SCHENBERGER. ...... Wakefield
County Attorney
FRANK A. GREEN. ............H erington
Probate Judge
A. Il. SANDBORN. ............. Chapman
Sheriff
JAMES N. BURTON. .............Ab Abilene
Coroner
GEO. d. B. KIRK. Abilene
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23
NOTIcEO OF
/. PRIMARY
ELECTION
a..ta ~ Kansas, Dickinson County, 3d.
:. rs-.. Hcuoarn.

state OF Kansas, Dickinson County, SS'
To Whom 1t May Concern; A..
q 7 The undersigned. county clerk OF tn !
above named county. have !Se vsTIous
c Cr,srst ,ons to be made by each OF tns
RonI ~ nominated on the non partisan r. san
judicial ticket. OF this state: ana the IN law
cordance with the prov ,,cS thereof e as il
an nsEsIy to this county. and i nass
~ oSd the Candidates for nomination Ds s ane
several political parties as the Same ~
pe Mna o candidates for nominations OF the
.s Tne parties together with the canal,
seve Tor r nomination on the non. partsaan
Snd;ciai ballot, and their postoince .h aJr
Sresses. are given below unoer '"'"
respective headings:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23
COUNTY TICKET
Representative from 67th District.

COUNTY TICKET
Representative from 57th District.
vote for one)
ED ARNOLD. ............'..'.Ch chapman
L. p. HOUTZ. ..................... Abilene
County Clerk
JAMES T. JELF...............H Harrington
County Treasurer
(Vote for one)
GUS. KUBACH. ............. Apiiene
ORIN l.. SNYDER. Abilene
Register Of Deeds
T. ii. EASTER. .............. Abilene
County Attorney
(Vote for one)
GEO. D. BISCHOFF. ......... Harrington
Probate Judge
D. W. TAPPEN. ............. Abilene
Sheriff
HERMAN HASSLER. ........ Enterprise
Superintendent Of Public instruction
c. r. BAER. ........... ........... abilene
Clerk Of District Court
MILTON L. DUNNETT. ......... Abilene
Commissioner First District
(Vote for one)
JOSEPH M. BAIER. .............. Eimo
r c. SCHLESENER.. .............. Hope
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23

ID. ID. NUbS... .s...''s'''s''As
Precinct Committeeman
ID. +, EYE. .,s.s.''. sAAnAs =
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23

Pursuant to the foregoing. hereby
give notice that primary election will be
held on the 4th day Of August, 1912,
al which time candidates from the above
list may be nominated by the various
several tickets, and that the said primary
election will be held at the usual poll
ing places Of this county.
me hours Of voting in all precincts IN
cities of the first class are from o.
clock q. m. until O'Clock p. m. At
an other voting places the polls Will be
opened at 8 O'Clock q. m. and closed
at 8 o'clock p. m.
Done at my once in the City OF Abb
lane, county Of Dickinson, state Of Kan
sas, this 1eth day Of July, 1919
II. W. KING.
County Clerk.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23

CHEGvER TOWNSHIP
Precinct Committeeman
]. J. BISHOP. Wakefield
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23

NOBLE TOWNSHIP
Precinct Committeeman
q. w. MCNEIL. .................Ch Chapman
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23

COUNTY TICKET
Representative from 57th District
w. L. NIXON. ........,.........' Aolene
County Clerk
q. W. BENNETT. ..............H Harrington
County Treasurer
c. s. KRAYBILL abilene
Register Of Deeds
JACOB ERICKSON. ......... Enterprise
County Attorney
JACOB d. WALTERS. .......,.. Abilene
Probate Judge
DR.. A. g. GIsH. ..................Ab Abilene
Sheriff
A. J.. REESE. ''''''' 'ASNSh0
Coroner
III. w. dO3lE. - - $685. .
superIntendeut Of Public instruction
7. n NETT,SoN Harrington
Clerk Of District Court
/ n III CElEhECY \ cAAAAksSS
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23
Socialist Ticket

u l1 STATE
United States senator
CHRISTIAN BALSAC HoFFMAN.'..''
...........s.....,'' .hhHbhS Ni'S
Governor
MILO M. MITCHELL. ..........K ingman
LIeutenant Governor
ANNA W. HOFFMAN. Kansas CITY
Secretary Of state
ELLA r. BALDWIN. $500. Kansas CITY
State Auditor
NJ ]. WELLS. .............. ''La"rehce
state Treasurer
SARAH C. SCOVELL..........' .GalehH
Attorney General
DENNIS T. SIMMONS. ...........K imbai
s,,oarlntandent Of Public instruction
AUSTIN L. CROSS. .Thayer
superintendent Of Insurance
JOHN CANNON. ................Ho sedale
state Printer
W. L. BALDRIDGE... ..........'..De Dexter
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23
clerk

Clerk
ARNOLD BuHRER. Enterprise
~ '~sS - Treasurer
A. @ I4lNDAEL.......rf .Enterprtso
Precinct Committeeman
@. ID. BENHAM. ....,...,......En Enterprise
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23
LYON TOWNSHIP
Precinct Committeeman

D. W. TLoYD.............'...'H Harrington
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23

LINCOLN TOWNSHIP
Precinct Committeeman
F. 2. BAKER. Solomon
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23

CITY OF ABILENE
Precinct Committeeman
aa First Ward
HARRY 8. TAYLOR 400. Abilene
second Ward
D. r. GORDEN. ..................Ab Abilene
Third Ward
GEO. w. sCHREINER. .......... Abilene
Fourth Ward
JOHN M. WALTERS. Abilene
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23
CONGRESSMAN Fifth District
COUNTY TICKET

Representative from 57th District
p. SCANLAN. ............. '''' 'OA"p''''''
County Clerk
II, w. KING. 'AA"--o''O
County Treasurer
(vote for one) Annera
IT, ". CLOSE. '..''''''''' A hilene
NEWTON COLE. .......'''''''' hiiene
r %. HUNTER. ...............'..AO Aene
Register OF DEEDS
Mrs. GRACE LLOYD, AURlLLhE' AOiie"e
County Attorney
ARTHUR HURD. .........''' Abilene
r7 Probate Judge
7. w. soRRELS. ...!.........'..''' hope
Sheriff
a a. HUFFMAN. ............''''A pIAo"0
suDerIntendent OF Public instruction
w q STEEN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Apaiene
County Surveyor
KARL RIDDLE .............''.''A Olie"e
Clerk Of District Court
n N RI.ACHLY. ..........'.''' 'AUne"S
Commissioner First District
b. d. FRY.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-07-23

LIBERTY TOWNSHIP
Precinct Committeeman
@. w. STAATZ.. ..............Ch Chapman
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06

@aibington 5. 9(l9uit.
Yrdiioent @ilion offerirte beute for
mel sen friegfiibrenoen MGr6ten sic
Uicnitc Scr Ser. Stootcn-&cgicrimA
wenn iic iebt oOcr 81 irgeno elmer
3eit Oie 9eOingltngen eines 6rieOens-
IdluIieS 5l beipre6en piutiAtcn.
Sefrctdr 9rpan 6erief ale in ser
Stoot bcfinoli1en 0iplomotcn su ii1
uno lnter6reitete oenlel6cn ie cine
Gopic Ser bonn @rGiioenteH erIaiienen
@oti6oit nit Dem @riur6cn, Oieielben
an ibre reipeftipen 9iegieringen 81
Ienoen. Ole Giplomaten oriidtcn
3par feline 9lniid5t iiber Oas &orgc6en
ocS YrdiiOenten aus, oo9 GuBcrten
tie lid ipGter, OaB Die Situation be-
reifs SIT weit geicbritten iei INN OurA
9ermittelimg sum @alteu gebra1t 5iI
mefOen. gtur ser oiterrei9iibe BOT
I@aiter mari Elm, oaB pielleicbt OilrN
cine ploblibe @enOimg OeS &riegs-
gliides 81 2uno ODER 3ll @aiier ii1
geuiigenO @iniluB geltenO moben
fonntc, mas sic 9(nna6ne oes Ser
mittlln0s &eriabrens bceinilulie1
tonnte.
0os Cabinet BAT Dem Gorge6en OeS
Grdiioenten einitimnii0 5ugeitinmt.
SSm @eiBen Saiiie lit man Der Pm
lidbt, Dab @roB6ritannien uno 0ic 9ll-
litten piacnS iein uerOcn Ser6anO-
lingen ein5ulciteu.
Sample 5wii1en 9eut
i@en1nO 8clgicrn.
@riiiieL 5. 9luonit. GGltibe
Eruppen baben Oie belgiide @ren5c
an 0rci periAieOenen @unften iibcr-
I6rittcn 81 Nal6en Z Mcilcu moro
lid BON 2iittiH, im0 5u Sranco.
6oups umO Siopclot, 6eioe 0rte cts
ma 25 9&cilen lii00itli6 bon 2iittic6.
IS miro peuuntbet, oaB 5wiibcn
sen 0etidcn mo Ycl9iern cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06

96lo1t Inn sen 8eiiB BON Sleron, 6
WlciIen BON 2iitti6 cntferut i'm
@angc lit.
0itr1 sic pronpte 3erItorimg ser
@riiden our1 belgii9e Eruppen pur-
Sc Dem meitereil @orriiden Ser 0elit-
i1en Gin6olt geboten.
@clgiibe Eatrolillen locirten Orei
oeutide 9(rmeccorps, OoS 10. glrmcc.
corps 5u GpSOeu, OaS T., 10000
@}am Itarf, 81 GerpicrS imO Oos 6.
an eincm ni1t genannten Srt. 0os
10. 0eutic6c 9lrmcccorpS operirt an
scr n0r0li6en 2inie, ln0 ga cs ouf
incrlporteten gSioeritano IticB, be-
megtc es ii6 weitcr rac6 Oen 9}oroen
uno orang 5u Eia6urg auf boadnOi-
I9es @e6ict Elm intO frcu5tc sic @laas
5r @DSOeH.
Sine 9[rmee bon 100000 Oellt-
I6en riidt qcgen 2iitti9 Dor, no NOR
gen Elm algemciner glngriff erlpor.
tet pir0.
Gin 0cuti6er Oiii5ier, mel9er bon
ocn gclgiern gcianaen genonlnen
muroe, erflGrtc, er iei bon Dem 8i-
0erItano ii6erraiht, pelber Oem oeilt-
I6en @orriiden cntgegeugc3rabt NOR
Sen ici. Gen 9elttiden mar in Der
lin 5u prrite6cn gegc6cH, oaB ibrem
@iu5ug in Yelgien nicbt oppouirt
lper0en wiirOe
Sin Deilti9cr @lilitdrluftidiffcr
uuroc 6eute getootct.
Sic Dcnti6en in 9eG9ien.
@riiiieL 5. 9(uouit. Die Del
qiIhc oifi5iclle 3eitung mot6te belte
6crannt, OdB oaS Jciannte iiebcntc
imo 5c6rte Ocutide glrmcccorpS in
scr belaiiben @ropiu5 Siittid cin0e
0rnnQen iei im0 oic 9Id6c pon Serpc,
@crpiniter mo RcmoudlampS crreibt
GlGc. Tcldi4c 9lriiQcrie bombaroir-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06
yrd6otnt lril(on birttt @rieoensprrmittlnngrn
9rmtrbIann non arnbtuerbten,nra oboerdnttterr

Die Oendu Srnppcm Der bsian GreuBe FuS bel Ocm Ser
In1e Die 6enng SMttd nnne6men au banGfgen gnnO tenS
Der begidcn Nrmce geiORm.
Sedte @arS uuO GonOOm fOec O Der Sernd ben 9en
idn meGrere SNncnO Su6 nHo %crmnnOete gefDct 6abn
Die in Der 9Gbe SNid 9cleeen StOOt %e mnOc ben
9midcn in @ranO gcdOien nnS III pQQfdnSg cnaraIdcrt
Den 0entdn Srnppen 9eaug Die begidc rn5c orei
idc0eucn Stc0en n HberidJreen
gesicn miro Den ampn6cn guonu ais Der Wi@atc rdeg
Ide Ennft betradte.
Sr1dr 3cuuoeu 6eridcu 6cr 6aOsc Gutren 6ritder
Srhppen in Selgien.
Sceieu DOcrt 9cneuantIdm %Orgc6cu Der begin nuO
fran56FidM Srnppeu anf.
&raSct SiOm bat Snr 6ic bpIOmacu Scrtreter ai6uo
ton eine Oenc ais %ermcr nge6OCn SplUmatn 6eradn ole
yemiGungen ais etiuaS OCrfrH6t.
Sas Outi SOdnisac6auOc @ctcrsbnrg 956c6a
fen 5erlUrt
1cuidanO lit DOn Der 9Inlcnme u6geIdnicn 9as Gu6
wdcn 6mDen Den Npn GngGnOern 0Mrfin
ten 9nd bic tcgrupDid gcrbnbnns wicn 9entauO nnO Gug
Lamb mterbrOden
Die S@en Srnppm @a6cn SIC frunSc Grcu nnf aascu
Clinic a6eridrttCn.
Die amcrfumdc &cgicnng fG6r nit Ocn Nfrcau &ad6
iOrScrnng Der 9eranOctn gmcrifGnr Gnbr5une O,
rnig midgc NNd@tn Der rniden Orn5e; OOrlGug
&OtpOItcHgcfcdDt oOrt gcmcoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06


.ldn0 geItern 9eIgicn oen &rieg cr.
fIdrt bat ln0 0oB oeltihe Truppen
bon 0cnt Serritorium 8piiden 9[ir
Ia Gbapclle inO HbeD0t aus gegcu
9elgien oornaridiren.
Sn Der llmge6ung bon Qiittid
imo @iie fanoen Sample itott. 0ic
leBtere Staot puroe eingedIdert.
GibiliIten welbe babel criuiicbt mur-
BEN mie iie ouf 0euti6e Gruppen
fcuerten. wuroen bineeridtet.
Nlebrere lenfbare galons ibme6-
ten iiber 9riiiieI uno bic gciuobner
Scr beIgiideu SouptitoSt greifeu in
ibrer @rbittering oie oeutiden ge.
ipobnerN Der Staot an.
Is OF Lam tion 0eS @ene.
rails Gmmrid.
9riiiiel Oio &oris, 5. 9uquIt.
General bon @mmridl ser Com.
monoeir Der oeutideu aRaos-glrmcc.
bat an oas 6eIgiihc @olf folgeuoe
@rotlamatipH erluiin:
o3u meiuem groBen 9eoanern Flno
Ole Oelltiden Truppen ge3wluaen
worOen, oie 6eIgii1e @ren3e 8u iibcr.
iHreiteit ua1oem @elgiens gleutra-
litdt bereits bon irnu3oiii6en Off.
5ieren UerleBt poroen luur. sic Der.
fleioet in 9lutonobilen in 0as 0ono
einaeorirgcn maren. giuer unierer
Observation-Disclosures it, @onilifte NIT
G0lfern 81 permeioen oie itets int.
iere 6reuloe iino emit ielbit uniere
8erbiinoeten moren. SD eriuncre
an @aterloo, mo oeutidle Truppen
mit6olien oie llnab61ngiafeit oeS
2anOes 5i begriin0en.
9lber mir niiiiien ireien 3llrd5ng
babeu. 9ie 3eritorima bon g'riiden
uno SunnelS nno Giicnba6ncu mill
ieu mir ais ieinoieIIae &unoliuaeu
betradien Sd 6oiie, oaB Die oeIlt-
ide NioaBormee nidt ge3pungeH
iein iuirO, init ibuen 5u tdmpieu.
g9ir nollen MIR einen oifenen 0ea
ba6eu, Inn 0ie angreiien 5u fonneu
ole unS angreiien~
Sd garantire ser 6eIgiiben 9eUdI-
ferlmg oaB iie nibt lnter ocn Scbrc-
den OeS arieges 81 leioen 6aben miro
@ir meroen fir Die 9ebensnlitteI BE.
5a6lCn imo unIere 5oloateu peroen
mie sic beiieu 5reruoe OeS GoIfeS
6onOelu, Dor Dem mir oie 0roBte 9lh-
hlng nno nit Dem mir tiefite SDul-
potbie baben.
Sbre alitg5eit unO Sbre Gatcr.
lanosliebe miro Sbuen 5eigen oaB es
S6re &flidt lit Sore 0eimatb Dor
oen SAredeu oes arieges 5ll bewa1-
rem"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06
Oer sbliiiiel ~ Gyrautrti6.
9tutl6t Sruppeu at Orei }nntttn.

Delitiber, meI1cr in oie Setting ein-
0roug, fam NIT Dem 2eben ouDon..
Scr Gormarid ser 9elltihen nur-
&c, mie bier berihtet, 0urcb Die Sc
ihmgsIinie ser 9rooif3 Siittib ge-
bcmmt. 0ie oeutidcn Eritppeu Der.
iudten, Die Ntoas nittellt elmer
SbiffS6riide at iiberidreiten Die
@riide mur0e o6er iofort nod ibrer
&oIlenouug 0urd Die 5eihlngs.gat.
terien mieoer eraItort. Spdter ge.
lang es ibnen oen 6luB in Der
glGbe bon DfaitriAt 5u iiberidreiten.
8riiiiel, pia garis, 6. 9luguit.
@}ebrere Gauien0 GoOte uno Ser
prnoete lit Der Iribllt, Oen Die oeut
idc Nloas-9lrmee fir i6ren 9(ngriif
auf 2iitti6 5ablen mllBte. 1ic Bel.
aier Dertbeioigten iid belOenniit6ig
uno marfen Die Deuti6en nab mc6r.
itiinoigenL 6artnddigen Sample 8u-
riiG.
0ie befeitigte Stelling BEL 2iittid5
6otte 0eu allgcmeineu 9lnariff ser
Deitibcn 81 beite6cu Die bclgii6en
Sorts leiiteten 6ortnGdig g9iOeritano
unO erlitten feinen S9uoeu. Cine
belgide Sdpaoron griff an imo
mari feds Oeutidbe SAmaoronen ST..
rid.
9l1t6unoert bermlnoete 3elitibe
Iino in ole Stoot 2iitti1 ge6raGt uuo
BORT in Yflege genommen moroen.
Gor Dem 9lngriff auf 2iitti1 erlieB
ser commandments General Der oelt.
idcn Nlaas-9lrmee, bon Gnlnlib, ei-
ne &roflomatiou in Der er fir 0en
Gormaricb ieiner 9lrmee einen offe
men @cg olr6 8elgien ioroerte, lno
rietb. 0en @elpobnern an, ans alug
beit licb oamit einberitanoen 81 erfld.
rem uno OaolIrc6 0os 2anO Dor Den
5cbreden Oes aricges 81 belpa6ren.
Gie 0cu.ic6eu bcgingen Grpreiiim-
gen aageu sic GipiIbepolferlmg in ser
5taot Bile, o6t @2eilcn norooitlid
bon 2iitti6, iie icbteu oie StaOt in
9rono inO criboiieu oiele 9ewu6ner
ser 5taOt.
8riiiiel, Oio 2ouoon 6. 9Iug.
Oiii5ieac 9cri6te beiagen OaB bic
8elgier ale 9lngriife Scr Deutiden
in Der 9tG6e BON 9iitti6 5nriidibhr
gen. Die 9el0ier ma6tcn cinen ener.
giiden @egenanariif ln0 t0Oteten ale
in ser gtG6e Ser Sorts bciiuOliden
Deutibcn
0ie 9efeitigimgen bielten 6euun-
oernswertb Dor oeu Oelltidcu @eiHoi
fen itono.
9as Sort GDegnee, 0os oen gon5en
Sag IN 9etrieb mar, bIieb ooIlitdnoig
lnperie6rt. Die belaiI6en 6lieger
cripieicn iiM Sen oeuti1eu uoIlitduoig
s''o','y q, g' I'LL oo. n m.r.
gseV'Vlc 9urget M ,'''u ~ !. ~ o, o'ls cl'
gulleu ,'llO ~ 0iu0' = 'o'u''p ~
eel 'O0'O0'''
0 0rail0o ! en- perez nlgen
lt@ NIT . E 9lern.
9riiiieL Oia Sonoon s. g(ug.
ri Sier eingetroffenen @eriAteu 0u-
fclge iinO fronooiil6e Ernppen IN
oie EroDin5 Sainait cine beIgiibc
Gjren5probin5 eiiigeriidt uno boben
iicb nit Ser belgii1en glrmce Der
einigt.
qon6nna briti5herS Srn b.
hcn in @eroien cir.
mortet.
rafscr Of,o,,H III aon.
S,,, nic Qcitima So NnrnIeD
III >os cine bnrSioc 9onSnno hri.
~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06
Deuti6e bci 2httid an
gebIi6 8uriid ges
i1Iogen.

@rHiieL. pia 2onoon 5. glug.
Die @elltibeu wiIrOeu 10 5lriid-
Gei6logen, BOB iie nibt in Der 2oge
poren ibreu 9tnsriff ouf 2iitti4 0it
ernelterH.
9os beIeiitbe Grieesomt fiin0igte
bcutc 9(6cno an, ooB in Der llmge-
blmq BON 9iittib beftige aGnpfe
Itottfonoen unO OoB, mos oie Bel
gicr onbclangt 0ie Situotion ioipeit
eiuc olsge8eidncte lit. Dic @efuunt.
moc6ung iagt: o0ie @eutiden mlr-
cen ourh einen beroiidlen 9Ingriff
icitcns elmer beleiicben geulildtcn
@riqooe, melhe bereits ole b0dbitcn
GDrcn crntctc, olriidgcl6logeu. &cin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06

te me6rere an ser Nlari6roiitc lie-
genOe Sorts.
9euti9e uebmen Gtie.
2iitti9, 5. 9llgillt. gtad
mc6rltiinOigem @eiebt na6meu Die
oelitir6cn Grllppen sic 05rcu8itaot
@iie. IS miro be6auptct, OaB oie
Sieger sic Staot III 9rono iebten mo
Die Ginrpo5ncr, Oic g9iocritono leiite.
ten, tootetcn 0ie Staot glrgentcoit
lit in 8lonmeit. @ine oclltirbe 9l6.
tbeilmg bon 100000 Diam ioa auf
Siittib 3u maritgiren.
Deutfde erreic6en
Sleuron.
@riiiiel 8. 9lugltit. 0ie 9ie'
gicrung gie6t befannt, ooB sic oeut-
I6en Srllppen i6reu @eitcrmarib
fortieben ino iib beute bel 5lelron,
na6e 2iittid, befanoen. sic beiou-
oen iicb auBer S6uBweite Der Sorts
lmO periuAen anir6einenO Dem Salli
ser D3uaS entlang in oas frau56ii-
ibe 0eportement oe Wleitie SIT gelon-
gen.
9lngcblide Grfolge ser
8ielgier.
@riiiieI 5. 9lualiit. Sier
miro gemeloct, oaB na6 ser 9luffor-
ocrng ser 3eltihen sur llc6eroabe
ser Stoot 2iitticb elm @eiedbt iiH eut-
tpidclt babe, bel Dem oie Geutiben
5uriidgeiblageu porOen iinO. 9lae
0eiti6eu iinO aus Scr @egeno bon
2iittid uno 9tamlr 8uriidgeordngt
uor0en.
Geuti6e BON 9iittig aus
bei1Oiien.
@riiiieI, 5. 9(uguit, Ger bell
giiGe &riegsniniiter fiitoiat an 0oB
Die Oclti6en Srnppeu bon ocu Sc
IhngSperfe 81 2iittig nuo IN Ser
g}acbborid5oit bcitig beidoiieu wcr-
0en.
@elgten IeiItet @iOer-
itan0.
@riiifeL bia 2on0on 5. 9(lg.
II 0erlbeIgiirbc &riegsminiitcr iagte
bcute in elmer offi8iellen @efonntma'
dung: o0ie @eIgier fdlupfen nit
@rfolg geeen sic Oeltide SnDolion.
@ic beleiIden @erluite iiao gegen,
iiber oencn ser 0euticbeu luibeoeil.
teno."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-06
8arIamentSfibunq in
8eIQien.


@riiifel, 3. gluapit. Ger
Eremierminiiter CHARLES Sc groqic.
bile madte I'M @orIament 6eute be.
fannt, OoB emile @anoeroeIoe, ser
groBe So5aliitcufi6rcr imo elmer ser
@artcifii6rer in Dem groBen poliii.
ldeu Strcit rno elmer ser fd6igiicu
@egner Der firAlden Bnrtct 3ul
Stnatsntiniiter i'm Sabinct ernamt
woroeu iei.
Ger @renlier fiin0igtc ierncr oifi.
5iea an Dab ale Mdrner. sic 1T oen
lebten u Sa6ren geoient 6Gtten gl
sen 8nbnel gerufen poroen leien. st
uerlas ferner bic glntmort @claienS
an Deitiblano, OoS Sic belqiidje Rc.
gierlng 0opon in aenntniB oeieBt
bate, OaB @oiicugcwalt andctuenoet
ueroen miiroe, faQS glclglen Del oem
9urtb5ug Der Oeutiden Griippeu onrd
belgiideS Serritornm Sduieriafei
ten bereitcn ioate.
Oeutf9e Hbcrf@reitcn
fron50iiihe @ren3e MI
onf Scr 9un8cn
2inie. "
Eoris, bio 9onoon, 5. glialit.
Ser iron6oiiibe ariegsnliniiter
fiinoigte bellte All, ooB 9orpoltpn
ccltihcr aopoaerie un0 Synfanterie
iiberalI bic fron5oiiibc @reu5e iiber.
ldreitcn. Gr fiigte biu3u: nGine
S6wooron oeutiAerGrogouer orona
in Giacrs la N1ontogue i'm Depurte.
ment Wlelrtbe ct Dloieae Elm. muroe
obcr ourd fron5Siiihe Snibeu al.
rid getrieben.
Sin Regimcnt oeiitider aopaIic.
ric riidtc bis Wloriontoine Dor, trot
obcr Dor fran5oiiider Snianteric Den
9iiid5ug an.
(Surtietung Iie6s 2. &eite.)