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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-27
SEAT OF WAR
Sioux Falls Man Tells of Conditions
i'm England.

Sioux Falls, Aug. 27.-When Thos.
Espie, Fifth avenue and Twentieth
street, sailed from Liverpool on the
Sth of this month in the last avail
able berth or the Laconia thousands
of men were enlisting in the kings
service in a desire to fight for the
colors and to find something with
which to employ themselves.
Mr.. Espie returned to Sioux Falls
this week after a visit in the British
Isles, which was cut short by the
breaking out of the val. He left
Sioux Falls for his old home In Scot
land the first of last month. He gave
an interesting account of his observa-
tions yesterday.
II saw men enlisting," he said, lat
Liverpool as fast as the officers could
fill out the papers. Women and chill
dren stood by weeping and wailing as
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-27
GERMANS in FRANCE
THEY OCCUPY THREE IMP0R.
TANT POINTS NEAR THE
BORDER.

st. Paul, Aug. 81, IL a. m.-Spe.
cial: The following advices have
been received by the American Press
association:
London.~-A dispatch from Ostend
says the Germans have occupied Lille,
Roubaix and Valenciennes, all in
France. Roubaix is five miles from
the Belgian frontier and Lille and
Valenciennes ten miles from the line.
Lille is the most important from a
military point of view. having a fort
ress of the first class.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-27
TRADE OPPORTUNITIES
Former Iowa Farmer Sees Great
Trade Chances i'm Argentine.

Sioux City, Aug. 27.-J. M. John
son spent the day in Sioux City en-
route to visit friends at Ida Grove,
la. Mr.. johnson is a former Iowan
who has spent a number of years in
Argentine and is enthusiastic over
that great country. He has prosper
ed during his stay there and has just
returned from a five months trip in
Europe, where he visited practically
all of the great cities and places OF in
terest from southern France to north
ern Norway.
Some weeks previous to the be-
ginning of hostilities," said Mr.. John
son, the nations were preparing fer
war and tourists were given warning
of conditions. Like many others,
however, | paid little attention to the
rumbling and had not been all ready
to leave, / would now be shut up
somewhere on the continent.
Il plan to return to Buenos Ayres
December /, and SO am more than
interested in the steps manufacturers
and capitalists are taking In the
United States to establish better
trade and financial relations with Ar
gentine, If the men of this country
could only realize what vast opportu-
mites there are in the south, they
would bend every effort to taking
care of the trade. The English have
been the strongest financiers. while
the Germans have been the best
traders and settlers in Argentine.
Both nations have realized fortunes
in their relations and both are nov
so crippled by the war that there Is
a clear path for the United States
| England has drawn her capital out
as much as possible and German man
| ufacturers and merchants have been
| absolutely cut off. Now is the time
| South America will take more of oul
exports in many lines than all Of
| Europe and the market is right a.
| our DOORS"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-27
Y N POLICE
At Centerville Get Into a Family
Trouble. 4

Sioux Falls, Aug. 27.-Is the
mayor a bigger man than the chief of
police? That is a question that the
courts will have to decide for the cit
liens of Centerville. A son of the
mayor Of that town vas arrested and
fined for shooting firearms in the
city. After the fine was paid the son
Of the mayor proceeded to get even
by abusing the chief of police using
profane language. He was again
placed under arrest on the charge OF
using profane language and locked
up. He refused to give bail and his
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OFFICIAL news
WITHHELD BY THE FRENCH
WAR OFFICE, BUT GERMAN
SUCCESSES REPORTED.

st. Paul, Aug. 81, lis p. NJ
Special: The following advices have
been received by the American Press
association:
Paris.-The war office today again
withheld any morning statement, but
unofficial reports told of ley German
on the northern parts of
the departments of Meuse and Muer-
theetmoselle. The allied lines seem
to have been pentrated between the
old fortress Monterrey and Longwy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-27
LOCAL NEWS
Eat at Jacks.

Eau at JAIN o.
Wanted. Two girls at Regan's
tailor shop.
City property for sale. Inquire at
Hotchkiss grocery.
Get your ice cream at the Sugar
Bowl, 80 cents a quart, delivered to
any part of the city.
White taffeta and moray hats for
midsummer at Morse's.
Eat at Jacks.
Great bargains in dresses, 1-3 off.
at Morse's.
For Sale. Residence sites in Glatz
Bros. subdivision of Lake Park,
three blocks from heart of city. For
terms inquire at Dakota State bank
or Clayton Ball.
Found. spectacles in case. This
office.
Eat at Jacks.
Big red milk COW for sale.-Claus
Hexom.
Wanted. Two girls at Regan's
tailor shop.
For Rent. House opposite Masonic
Temple.-Claus Hexom.
Just received, a complete line of
fall skirts. all the latest fabrics
Mrs. Knoeri.
For Rent. A five room cottage,
close to town. Address j. +. Booth,
Ramona.
For Sale. Five room house, full
basement, 100 foot lot, Inquire of
w. G. Abbott.
For Sale at Private Sale. Leather
couch, six dining chairs, several rock
ers, washing machine, several bed
steads, two bookcases, one sectional
bookcase. parlor billiard table and
other household articles. Geo. Cook.
West Fifth street.
Lost. Heavy gold bracelet, be-
tween the city and the lake or on
the chautauqua grounds. Return to
Hotchkiss' grocery store and receive
reward.
Call and see our Whiting box pa
pers, initial stationery, invitation
cards, tablets and envelopes, nothing
better made.-OsborT's Drug and
Jewelry store.
Lost. Between c.. F. Seid farm
and Madison, yesterday morning,
lady's shawl. Return to this office.
Wanted. Two girls at Regan's
tailor shop.
Wanted. Strong girl for kitchen
work.-Jack's Restaurant.
Come and see those nice sweaters
at the Chicago 5 and 10 cent store.
Good Farm for Rent. Good, well
improved farm for rent. See Schmidt
& Robeek.
Mems, ladies' and children's sweat.
ers at the Chicago 5 and 10 cent
store.
Have Kindig look after your bat
terry and electric starting system
Telephone 121.
A settled rain came upon this sec.
tion about 6 O'Clock last evening and
continued throughout the night. To.
day has been cloudy and threatening
Mr.. Autoist: Keep ignition and
carbueretor in perfect order and your
other troubles will be few. Dom
experiment, get Kindig. telephone
Ill, Adams Auto Co., Madison.
Mrs. Walter Keith and children de
parted this monring for their home
at Emmett, Idaho, after spending The
summer at the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Ball.
Lost. Package containing p. o
money order, travellers check ant
two SIS bills. Suitable reward pait
for return to H. e. Sawdon. Egan
S. ID.
Master Masons desiring to go t.
Howard tomorrow, Aug. 81, are re
quested to meet at Masonic Temple a
1890 o'clock sharp.
Lowest priced and best qualit.
sweaters at the Chicago 5 and II
cent store.
Peaches. We now have the kin,
you want and the price Is low. Yol
had better get busy.-Earle L.. Kel
ley.
Bartlett pears are fine. just RICH
to eat or can. Price SO cheap yol
can't afford to miss them.-Earla L
Kelley.
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father, the mayor, broke the lock of
the calaboose and released his son.
Citizens of Centerville, it is claimed
are indignant and have retained Joe
Kirby of this city to carry the case
into court to ascertain if a mayor can
deliver prisoners from Jail in this
manne
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-27
CITROLAX!

It's a laxative of course-and the incest
hot weather drink you ever tasted.
Flushes thoroughly and pleasantly, too.
+. C. Crysler, Syracuse, N. Y, says:
Have used laxatives for fifteen years,
but this Citrolax has got everything else
beat a mile" Try 1t. For sale by all
druggists.-Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-27

bottle Of Sloan's Liniment. 1t is anti
septic and a few drops will neutralize
the infection caused by insect bites or
rusty nails. Sloan's Eminent ~disenfects
Cuts, Bruises and Sores. You cannot af-
ford to be without 1t in your home.
Money back III not satisfied. Only csc
at your druggists.-Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-27

Mosquitoes, flies and other insects
which breed quickly in garbage pals,
ponds of stagnanL water, barns musty
places, etc, are carriers of disease.
Every time they bite you they inject
poison into your system from which
some dread disease may result. Get q
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-27
THE CITY


Partly cloudy tonight and Friday;
probably local showers southeast por-
ton tonight; warmer tonight.
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Don't endure the needless pain and tor
ment OF rheumatism, aggravated as 1T is
by the hot weather. w. T. Hutchens.
Nicholson, Ga, says:-I suffered the
aches and pains of rheumatism, swoi-
len feet. irregular painful bladder action
but Foley Kidney Pills fixed me up
quickly" Foley's are the best. For
sale by all druggtsts.-Adv.
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glm gora6enO Ses striea,s.

Der bieiige aonofat Serr Sorru
5iidIer Eat fiir8li9 einen Brief BON
ieinem S5reunOe BrcieiIor 5rie6rid,
Diilller bonn @pmnniium in 9iOin.
gen, &eiien erbalten, meIdDer am
I27 Suli geidrieben lplroe, lmO
Dem mir folgeuOe intereiionte Stcl.
len entnebmen:
IS 1T MIR gut, ooB s56r cine
10 aroBartige @rnte qebobt babt.
,0a fonnt Sbr inns ausbelien. melln
es gum groBen ariege fonlnten Iou.
te @dbreuO oieier 9rief auf Dem
0aiier ihipilnnt, miro iid Oos
SdidiaL entideioen. ob, gan3 Gu.
ropa iif I'M aompic acgenii6er itebt
ooer oh MIR Oeiterreid) aQen Oos
ruhlolc, gemeine, rdu6eriidc lm0
moroeriibe Serbieu 5iidtigt, uno
ibm cine geborige 5ra6t Griigcl
gibt mIi 0aB oieie 9fauber. unD
gforobuben fir INNER gcnug baben
9llles atbntet otf INC lit fro6, 0aB
0ie oiterreidiide 9egicrmg ii6 enc.
LID 81 einem erniten @ort un6 Ell.
ner energiIhcn Chat ouigerafit bat.
Die 8lltttbot bon Seraierpo un6 6ie
onoeren Shauotbaten Ser Ser6en
idreien formIi6 Inn Gud,e. Gollte
9ilBlano Ser6ien ihiisen uoIlrn,
oonn 5eigt es aller BeIt flar, sob
es an a1cm Sdul0 it, ooB es Bel
Oen Ier6ii9en @2orot6aten Die Sanb
I'M Spiele bat unS our9 ieiu @eIo
oieie (ScieGibaft ltnteritiist mo ge.
gen Geiterreid oufbeBt. Set Sab.
rem lit es 9iuBIano's 9eitrebeu ge.
Deien, 0eiterrei6 81 Grunoc su
riatEn iilOen es leinen @unoesltoot
SIR 9tobiIiitrlng, ipanu oiidl i'm
8ebeinen 5luingt, 9luf Die Douer
fam Dos fein Stdat aisboIten.
SIT 0eiterreih ruinirt, 6ann ae6t es
nit 5ranfreid 8uidntntell gegen oic
Gelttidjen, qegen inter 9aaterIano.
9fuBlano riiitet unbeimIi6 nit iran.
5oiiid)em @el0; in 3lpei I5abren it'll
es ms tpeit iiberlegan iSranfreif
6eBt umaufborlifL ioOnB es po6l
iiber flr5 oOcr lang 3uin @eltfrieg
tonnuen miro, in0enl cs iidl i'm Die
@cltnahtiteGung 0cltidIartos mo
iciner 3mei gerbilnIcten ban6elt
Gnttpeoer @trmaucntbun ooer 5la.
g9cr miro in europa
berriden? @ir niiniten Dem Ger.
manentbum Oen enOgiItigen 5icg. !
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ben, Gie aan5e (g grmee oes @e.
nerols 8ontI lit Jeripreugt uno bic
3auptoruee 0cs Generals Mlorik
bon 9lIifeuberg lm0 oes @r5ber.
8ogs 5ron5 5rieorid, melhe itarfe
oeutide @eritdrfltngen on ii6 ge.
Sogen bate, 1T idtpre miteenonl.
men por0en.
1ic oiterreihiihe 0eiIit1rmoht.
beibt cS in Dem oiienbor erolgenen
geridt, lit gebrohen. Die GeItcr.
reiter 5ieben li9 in llnor0nuna
duriId, oIles, mos ibnen bel Der
6Indt binoerIid it, 5uritdloiicno.
Die Ruiien grifien uuter pcrlon.
lifer fSiibrlng oes @roBfiiriten gti.
holegclpitib an. Storfe ruiiiide
aolonneu iiuo nod Den @egneoen
5lpilfen Scr Son unO 8eihiel ae.
ianot moroeu I'M 81 beribnoern,
0ab Deitere oeutide 9erit1rfllngen
eiugreifen fonnnen Gas riiiiiihe
Centrum treibt Die Geitereiher ans
Der @egeno BON @roonef (oort tic.
ben Die Oeiterreider MN ihon boae
8lpei @ohen un0 Die 9uiien boben
nod feline 8ortbeile BORT errlinaen).
0ier eingetroffene gadrfdten be-
ingen oaB Der gan5e oiterreidiide
2anOiturm bereits 5u Oen SSobenn
beriien por0en lit. Die Serben
Pollen bereits in 8osnien eineeorau.
gen iein. Sic b0beren ruiiiiHen
Regierlingsbenmten erfl1ren, nob Die
0eiterreiher eeidlogen iin0 unO gut
6arnn tbin piiroen. I'M SSrieoen
aul bitteiL miori9enfalls cine Reeos
luton ausbreden un0 Der aoiier
ieiueu Gbron nerliercn nloae. (1qs :
1T Der @ipfel rlliiiider ltnberfroren.
heit.)
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Oere geantc Ioipic gliiIiondrc plr.
ben aIs ariegsoeinngene nod ocn
,Sioidli.,SnieIn gebraft ,SrieOridl
Scipb 9elearapbiit Der crit fiir5Iid,
initaairten 5uldenitation, id)lug oas
glnge6ot BON $4,000, foas CT oen
Serited Oes geipaltiGeu 9lpporates
berratbc, Ger nad gllsbruf oes
arieges abnontirt 'ipuroe, aus.
Sdmnltliden oiieitliden uno prioa.
ten Beloer paren porber noh 4ago.
Eago. 9ImeritaniidsSanon in Si.
6erbeit gebraht poroen syn Der
gldbe Don gago.Raao bdlt ii6 Elm
japaniiter areuier auf Der alli Den
tleineu Oelltiden Streu5er ,gliiru.
berg fnbnoet.
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3eMtIdler gleamter nn6eltedlIIdl.

&onolula, IA. Sept. 8aiugie.
re Oes Dampfers 08entura" pom Der
Oceanic 9inie brahten cine ueue
geriion bon Der @inunbme Samous
0nrd Die Gnglouoer nod 6onohllll
0annd pnrOc ole sSniel llpoIn, ouf
Der iid oie SnuptitdOt slpio bon
0eutif.Sdnoo beftnoet. ohnc etuen
ShiiB an 20. sluaiiit bon 1900
1ruppen pcn gfeieelaltb aenpntutcn
SciiDprneur Sdlis nno bunOert an.I
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Rniien 6eridten ii6er usieae.n

8enit essnf GHtifbeiolpra nit ben
8dffeu fonnrncn ioa, oann III Got.
teS gtnmen, ie el,cr, Oeito Iieber. SSest
iinb mir I'M Ireibun0 nod g1uBlonb
uno tSranfreidl iberleqen. @cr
peiB, Oh es III 5pei sSobren Scr
6aa lein miro. 3nocm lit Gnglanb
eben ms 9eaeigter mic friiber lmo
miro uorousiihtlih neutral bleiben.
Nag e8 fonmeh mie eS fonlnpn
mag. SeBen mir unier ean5es Der.
trauen ailf lmleren 5errgott. Gr
miro alles gum 9eiten lenfen QSir
iilo bereit, @ut ilno @lut 3u opiern
titr 3ns i9one 2ano, oa5 nus Der
SIebe @ott 5ur !6einatb gegeben bat
9eiteGt Ole Omaha Sribiinc.
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S3.23O.05 fiir Sas alpt6e arrna.

$3.230.05 fiir Sas siOf6c arrns.
6rm 6ranf Z. SdIniftoit. Bra.
iiocnttrE uuo 5rnu Gbos. j. Wir.
@relp, Sdasmeiiterin Der Granni.
iatiou 9eeen 5rauenitintmred1t, la.
ben bic ifore Summe Don SO, ,230.
05 seinmHelt uno lie Dem alte.
rifaniiben Hotbeu Streu5 sur Der.
tlellune an i0e 4otbleioen0en al.
Ter &riegslanoer IN europa iiber.
micicn. Sic Gomen Dnben fitl oonit
Den 0anf aler Menidcnfreunoe
Deroient.
llebermorgen, @tittipod giahmit.
tag balt bo8 0amen I 0ulfsfoinite
I'M Semi oeS Muiitbereins ieine re-
gelmaBi9c 8eriamulitng al
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9riten in glirila neidlLnnen.

qouooh IA. Sept. ~ gine De.
peidc au Die Gelltcr telegraph 60.
bon 9lairo6i, @ritiib Gitafrifo, be-.
iagt. oaB ein itarfes 6cutides 9luf.
aebot bic @reiBe iiberitrittcn, aa.
raugu beiebt babe uno aui Stisli,
elmer @ebirgSgegcno nnbe oem Bic.
toria See, nororinar gritiidle 9rllp.
pen iiuo ben Ginorinaliugen enfge.
aenaeididt poroen.
3piifen griten umO 8eutider
fam es Sonrtaa aeu 6. September
gum aampfe; @iuielbeiten ii6er oen
gerlouf 0eiielben iino nift er6dlt.
lid. giele britiid,e 9ermlmoete iino
nod glairobi beforoert moroen. Die
9riten periud)ten Oautidc 0laidi.
ueHgeuebrabtbeiliingen i'm Sttrm
5lt uebmelL muroen ober uuter gro.
ben 8erliIiten 5ltriidgcidlagen.
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RnQfn gebea ibrt llitSerlage
in propiY Ofprfu6rn 10!
Sic 6e6aupten a6er, Den 0eIterrei6ern un0
Oeul(c6en in ga(ijen cine (6mere
Sd)(nppe 6Gtge6raOt 5u 6d6en.
Sertdtte aus Petrosrao iiber srobe ruifibe Siege
iino NIT 0oriidJt aatlnnebtnen.

9etrograo, IA. Scpt. t.-9os rui.
iiibe 4rieesoepartement aibt beute
5u. ooB om 10. September ciH oll.
eemeiner Riidaug Der ruiiiideu gIr.
meen aus Der 9ropina5 Sitpreuben
ongeoronet iUoroen iei. sSn Dem
Beriht beiBt es: 2lnt 10. Septen.
Der meI0eten unicre Slieeer, onb ci.
ne ltorfe oeutide glrmee NIT aabI.
reiher 9lrtiIlerie i'm gn5uge iei, I'M
bas poiiptcorps Der llnter @eneroI
&ennenfompf itebenoen Rufen OIL.
5ugreifen. llniere Stellung luor
bonn ftrotegiihen Stouopunft aus
betrnhtet nidlt itorf mO mir be-
ihlonen, ilnS nod porber beitium.
ten Roiitionen, Die leiht 5u bertbei.
Oieeu iinO, 8uriid5u5iebeu. Gort
miro gegenlpGrtig beftig gefGmpft.
Der Iinfe rrliiiihe Sliieel muroe BON
Den 0eitti6en bart beorGngt mO
lpuroe gum 8eiden gebrndt. 8ir
boben ober lest cine Stellung ein.
genommen, pelde Dem peiteren 8or.
geben Der 8eutiden @inbalt sebie.
ten miro.
Gniien 6cridteH ii6er Siege"
9etrograo, IA. 5ept.-Ger ruff.
ide @eneraIitob bebaltptet, Der otter.
reidii6en Gppoiition in @oli5ien
ben &ooesItreid beigebradt 5u ba.
ben (ihon pieoer einnat?). Die
ritiiiihe 9lrmee bat Die 0iterrei6i-
i6e bel 9emberg 8eriprengt, pel9e
ltd gegenlportig bei Der SSeitltne
4r5empiel uo lGngc DEM San
GluB noroIif bon ;Soroslop Su.
iontmen aeaoaen bat. Bon ben $50.
600 oiiereihiifen 8rl,ppen iinb
100000 eeful9en geuommen NOR
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Serbiinhete tn Der S6laGt
an Der Marnt trfDlgrei6!
9tnti6e ,ardfgepOrfen, bod tit ber &iif.
Sug jett gum steben getOmuten
lnO S6la6t t0bt tueiter.
100000 9entide tampfea gegen 100000 SerbinOete
O,OOO 9enti6e tampfen gegen 100000 @abdnOetl

Die
cihmn ar
Eses s@ld i'm eHas i'm Snes ansns4d araAuu1
5lGh e
MAIDEN GASan abn anfS
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reid lur gcripenoluJ 81 fommcn
gla5prdiel ban sriss5stTanaenen?
gonoou, "A. Sept, - Cine Ge.
pcifc oil Die gieirter Telegram SO.
BON amiteroam beiaat, OaB 5iuiifen
Geittihlano uHo fSranfreifD elm gl6.
tomnlcu 5Deds glusrUedicluna bon
Stricasgciougenen 5uitauOc geEommen
ini
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S9nia 9ll6ert on 4pintnre.

Sorl1 9Ilbert pon 9eIQlcn bot
bellte an Oeu froujoiiiden @raii0eu-
ten 8oiicorc toIgen01 0epeidle ge-
ionot: g8elgien gratilIirt 3ll oem
bemertensDcrthen Griolg iran3oii.
iher @affen. Die @releltbaten,
mel6eu unier &olf untermcrien lit,
oeritartt imicre Gnergie un0 crntlt.
thigt nniere lrllppeli BON 9}enenl. Z"
9tafiteheuoe 2lntruort puroe ibm
nurd ben @rdlioenten iibernittelt
8em Die Stunoe Der glbredmlnq
fonnlt baum miro 9lienlan0 nergei-
Icn mas bic beloenbatten 9elgier
fiir Den 3riunlpb Der Civilization
Im0 ,Geibeit getban ho6en.
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@elu6nte 9apfcrfeit.

Berlin IL. Sent. &aiier 8iI.
belm bot Bis babin ipeget beloen.
miit9iger aus3etdrtllrg i'm aanlpic
1876 ciierne &reu3e oerlicben; Sc
berielben ginger an oas g1eaintent
9tO. 50, mo 10 an Oas 9ieginrent
go SO, beioc in aaiiel. 3u Cen
init oieier 9Ius3eidning beoahtcu
aeboren auC5 (8eueroliclonlarihaQ
@raf pelmlt uon Dfoltfc. 92oior
bon @interielo, friiberer NilitGrot.
tadc Der beitiben 8otidoft in ga.
riS rn0 81 anoerc Gifi3iere.
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8eiterc groFe edJladlt.

2on0on IA. Sept. -@ine Qcpe-
Idle al bic Gr6onqe GeIegrup6 Gom-
pam con Rom iagt Ygon 9aiel
miro beridtet, Dob 3pii6en Gbaun
mO 5en9eim C0bereliaB) cine gro.
BE Sdlndt iut @onge iei Die
0cutiden baben oas @e6mcilertbul
am 8uBe Scr fran50iiifen Gogeicn
beiebt Bon beioen Seiten muroen
baufigc 9oionettenongriffc genoft.
Die 9eutihen erbielten 8erItGrfltn-
gen un0 ideinen Die Gberbou0 gu
hober
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3eatidIe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

gonOon, IA Sept Cine De-
peidIe oil bic 2Iop6's 91elps BON gse.
trOaraO inter benz Saniitag Dotlnn
beiaat, oni3 oeiitife 1rtippeii BON
ocnl oitlihen 6per1ttonsfeIhe siis
ritdgp;ogan neroen i'm IN grant.
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IItcrn beroffentlidteu geridtc beiuei.
ien nit mel6em glatorlld lniere
Sulppen oen 6eino berfoIgt baben.
IS lit MIR nutilrlid, ooB unter oie.
len gerbGltniiien Der @eneralltob
inmOglitb 5pei @eridte tGeli1 iiber
bic 9erfolgurg oes 6einOes einien,
Den fam. Der 8ormori6 unIerer
Gruppen bdft an uno iie baben f5iib.
lung nit oem 5einoe. Infer Infer
6Iiisel bot Den Stub gliiue iiber.
ibritteu.
yludl feline 6entidJe gladridlt.
Bon oeltti6er Seite bat man bis
iett nod nihts ilber 0en 9(usgang
Der ShIodlt an Der Gurne gebort.
Die oelltihe offi5ielle orobtloie Sta.
ton bat iiber Die Sample mdbreno
Der lebten Bode nidts berlaliten
Ioiien. Der beutide aronprin3 ioa
bel Beroun Griolge 5u ber5eihnen
boben, 8dbreno man in Gnglauo
NIT Dem gerlauf Der 8inge oltf ben
fronSoIiihen S9ladtiel0ern 5ifrie,
ben lit. bat mon bon elmer ,Seier
Der errlmgenen 8ortbeiIe 9lbitnno
gerommen Die 3eitlneeu fnbren
tort, Die Aeoolfcrltng Dor einen Der.
tritben sSubiliren 3l mornen uno
Dermeilen oarouf oaB Der arieq elm
LANCER nno foitipieliger iein fuir6.
Der 0eutihe 8enerolQuortiermeiIter
b, Stein ertbeilt Der gebolferlma
bon Delttidlluno 0eniclben &atb. @r
tbeilt oerielben nit. OnB man crit
um 2lnfang bon gr6Ben Gpieru itno
2eioen itebe.
Seine ~ gruRe 6OifnnHaSfrem6e
Raris, "A Sept. Der 0fili.
MISUNDERSTANDING oes g5ourua( oes
Qebuts" Durnt, NIT Der n8lud)t Der
6elttihen 3ruppen Der Qauleu 2inie
entlong bon &nri5 nud geroun~ Die
Soiimtng aui einen groBen Siea ser
slliierten 3u perbinoen. Die fSIud)t
ifleine cine 0urhuus taftii6 geregel.
te 81 lein Cine 10 groBc glrmee,
pie bic oeutidbe SSuDaiionSarInee, 0ie
10 melt DorJeorlngen ici, lei I'M.
MERLIN nod mddtig genug, Miber.
ltau0 3n leilten ielbit mcm lie 5us
riidgeor1ngt fporoen iei. Die enor.
me numeriihe Stdrfe Der oelltlden
Streitmadt lniie ea oieImebr ols
Da6riheinlid) erldeinen OaB lie ie.
ocn 9luaenblid 3ur 2ifeniioc iiber-
1e6en meroe.
Cid iiber oas @priidt, BEL oen
Celttiden iteIle iidl cine auapp6eit
ln @llnlition ein, nerbreitcnO, crflar-
ic Der Sacbueritdr0ige, es moge al. |
.croiugs norgefoHmen ietlL ooB bier
mo BORT IN Der aampflinic iid uor.
eiu Mangel cinaeitelt
1dbe bod lol6cs lei obnc Qeldna I
Bel elmer iolden Srganiiotpn, mie
Der oentidcn 9lrmccorgouiiatipn. lei
Rinitionsfuappbeit ousgeifloIIen;
tno Die 3uillhr laiie iid nidt ab-
oa oa5 2ano I'M 91iifen
irc lei.
guris immer nod in 9lHsit.
2onoon, Ia. Sept. Cine 8orifer
Depcide an Die 9leuter Telegram
,mpauD beiugt, oaB Elm Strom bon
Berpuuoeten bonn Stlattlclo on
,er gtorne ii6 nod &oipit1Iern ilber
Goris binouS ergieBt. Ser 8runo \
iieriilr lit oorin 81 inden 0oB me2
MINER nod cine 9elogerltng oer
staOt Ourdl Die 0elltiden befitr6.
G, mo man Die SolpitGlcr bon
SoriS niht nit Germlmoeteu az.
iiNcn mill. Ole britiiden uno onlr.
itaniiAen Soipitaler IN gteltiGlp bn.
en- cine groBe 9ln5abI 9ernunoeter
1eatifle Sruppenperidir6nnace.
SonOon a. Sept Cine De-
eide oil bic 2lopS's 91eips BON gse. |
rOaraO inter Dem Sdnlitng Dotlnn
eiaat, onf3 oeiitihe 1rtippeii bon \
cnl oitliher 0per1ttonsielbe 3ii. ]
iidgpSogan lperoet, inn III Grdttf.
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9amf6are ssranioien.

aopenbagen, H. Sept. Cine
Qepeide mls Berlin beiagt, OnB Die
fr0n5oiiiden ariegsgefnngcnen IN
Stittgart aus GonfbQrteit fiir oie
oallsgejeidnete 8ebanolung oie
ibuen 5lt6eiL miro. 3lun 9iot6cn
arelB.5or0 betiteuerted. gs muroe
iebod Oeutiherieifs beidloiien. Die
geitrogc fiir oie frdif3oiiiben @er.
Duubeten IN Stiittaoft b bertpen.
Ner.
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Qrini 6rinridl In Nrr riticr

Cine Oertihe s5lotte, oos ,yIagg.
itift ocrieI5en fiibrt Die Ilagge oes
Brin3en Seinrid bon 8reuBen,
frcu3t iiiOIid Der gllnno.Synieln tm
8otbniifcn Yteerbitien. Ger Slot.
te ge96ren iie6en groBe Sdladtidif.
ie al.