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YOU WILL WAIST rubber stamp
To- cancel government stamp 'H
nrs, December order af tai'".|
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05
TEDDY QUOTES BIBLE
When Asked to Say Something About
the Election.

NEW YORK, Nov 5.-When Theo-
dore Roosevelt was asked for an ex-
preston of opinion on the outcome Of
the election in New York state, he
said:
In the Episcopal church lessons
taken from the Bible are appoint
ed for every day of the year
The lesson for Nov includes the
second Epistle of Paul to Timothy,
chapter 4: "a. which reads as follows
- For the time Will come when they
will not endure sound doctrine; but
after their own lusts shall they heap
to themselves teachers having itching
ears, and they shall turn away their
ears from the truth and shall be turn
ed unto fables.
81 have nothing to add to this al
present. After all the returns arc in
| may have something more to say.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05

representatives elected in the towns
are as follows:
Alstead-Chauncey J. Newell. r
sterfield-Arthur NJ Davis, 4.
Dublin-John A. Gleason, T.
zwilliam-Samuel ]. Blodgett, 4.
Gilsum-Osmand H. Hubbard, r.
Harrisville-W. j. Halpin, d.
Hinsdale-Orren c. Robertson. 4.
Jaffrey-Edward c. Bovnton, d j,
George II. Duncan. d.
MarIboro-Emmons w. Atwood, r.
Marlow-W William w Howe, 7.
NeIson-Millard F. Hardy. I.
Richmond-Does not send.
Rindge-Harris II. Rice r.
Roxbury-Thomas NJ Dillingham;. r.
Eugene Marston, r.
Surry-Fred r. Cain, d.
Stoddard-Frank Harlow. r
Swan2ey-Arthur W. Hopkins, 4.
Troy-James L. Stanley, r.
Walpole-Cyrus NJ. Clough, r; Ed
gar j. Wells, q.
Westmoreland-Fort w. Hall, r.
Edward F. Qualters, d;
Bert +. Woods, r.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05
POSSIBLY THREE DRY STATES.
Ohio and California Vote to Retain
Saloons-Colorado in Doubt.

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Two of the. six
states that voted Tuesday on the ques-
ton of ousting saloons decided to re-
tain them, while three on latest re.
turns tonight apparently went dry.
The sixth, Washington is in doubt.
Ohio and California voted in favor
of retaining saloons. Arizona, appar-
emily, voted dry, woman voters con-
tributing materially. Colorado and
Oregon, on incomplete and unofficial
returns, show slight leads in favor of
ousting saloons.
The vote in 931 precincts out of p
053 give 1862 for saloons and IL
1877 against.
The vote on saloons in Colorado ae-
tually is in doubt. The precincts to
be heard from are mostly outside the
cities. Prohibitionists say later returns
from farming countries will doom sa-
looms while those in favor of liquor
selling declare that mining camps will
swing the result the other way.
Ohio retained saloons by good ma
iority, and adopted home rule amend
ment that was recognized as saloor
measure.
Missouri defeated the county unit
| system of local option, which preclud
| ed the rural vote on saloons in option
| elections.
| National headquarters of the Won
an S Christian Temperance Union il
| Chicago today received returns from
/ the election News that was declare,
to be encouraging came from all TIL
states concerned, the defeats in tn
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05
FOR SALE
THE BRATTLEBoRo CREAMERY
PROPERTY.

Two acres good land, on electric
line, / mile from Brattleboro station.
Main building 30x40, wings 26X30 and
26xl6 fit. Two stories. Tenement of
seven large rooms in upper story. Heat
from steam boiler. Spring water Good
barn, 16x4O, with leanto. Buildings all
slated. First class location for cream
cry, cold storage plant, light manu-
featuring, boarding house, ice business
etc. Price $4,000. Possession given at
once. Also general creamery equipment
6 HIP. engine, in good order, u HIP
boiler, watts, churn, shipping cases
gathering cans, office desk, large safe
ice tools, express wagon, express sleigh
JOHN E. GALE, Atty,
Guilford, Vermont
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05
SUFFRAGE MAKES GAINS.
Granted in Two of Seven States vot-
ing For it

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-Woman suffrage
leaders reioiced last night when belat-
ed returns Indicated that votes for wo-
men had been apparently granted in
two of the seven states voting on the
question in Tuesday $ election, with a
third state in doubt. First returns had
Indicated refusal Of the franchise to
women in all seven states concerned.
Montana and Nevada, according to
the latest returns, granted votes to wo-
men, while Nebraska showed such Il
small vote against the proposal that the
women claimed the state Missouri
Ohio. and North and South Dakota re-
fused to grant equal suffrage, the ma
ioritv against the franchise to women
increasing with the size of the popu-
lation concerned.
In Montana, where workers of the
American Woman Suffrage association
made heroic efforts to win the ballot,
the vote vus so close that the official
count may be necessary to decide the
outcome. The women have a slight lead
on incomplete returns
| In Nevada. which seems won to the
cause of equal suffrage, 105 precincts
out of 240 gave 3,619 votes for woman
suffrage and 2,50S against.
| In Illinois the proportion of female to
male voters in the Democratic, Repub
lican. and Progressive Parties was
about the same. The women political
LEADERS were mostly identified with the
Progressive Party. Figures in many
lprecincts showed however. that the per
centage of women to men was large
in the Democratic party than in tn,
/ Progressive.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05
Town Representatives

Cheshire county elected % Republi-
can and 10 Democratic representatives,
seven Republicans and one Democrat
being from Keene. In the last legisla-
ture the county had Is Republicans
and II Democrats, the Republicans
gaining Z this year, there being 5
more from the county this year The
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05

"I'd like to see a one boss shay,
remarked the city visitor. Out of
date, sir, = said his country host. The
nearest we can come to it now is 2
one cylinder car. Louisville Courier
journal.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05

three states being offset, the reports
said, by indications of progress over
preceding conditions.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05
ONLY TWO WET TOWNS.
Cheshire County More Arid as Result
of Tuesday Vote

Only two towns in Cheshire county.
y H., viii be IN the wet column after
May l. They are .Alstead and NARROW
Walpole and Chesterfield both switch
ed from wet to dry. Tuesday : vote:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05
THE AVERAGE OF

non-speculative investments protects
beyond reasonable doubt, the interests
of our policyholders and their bene.
ficiaries. National Life ms. Co., of
Vt. (Mutual.) EARLE S. KINSLEY,
General Agent, Rutland, VT.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05
IMPORTANT

child on car at So. Deerfield at the time
of auto accident, Oct. %, please send
his name and address to l.. II. Wright,
Bradstreet, Mass. 210-2l2
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05

WANTED-Wo Work as teamster, or
will do any outdoor work. George J.
Stetson, Hinsdale, n. ii. 2ll'223 :
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05

FOR SALE-At Thompson house on
Main street, secondhand lumber,
doors, windows, slate, boiler and ra-
diators, also electric fixtures, etc.
Berkshire Wrecking Co., North Adams,
Mass. 2O5-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05

FOR SALE - Winchester repeating
rifle, model 1894, 26-ineh round nickle
steel barrel, open sights, 80 calibre, 4
shot-in fine condition. Nice case
with shoulder strap, also SO short
range cartridges, III grains bullet
good up to $50 yards-and 2S high
power soft point long range 40
grains bullet, all in fine condition.
Price, 1880. This rifle will shoot
either the 80 or 1890 cal. Winchester
G. +. Call or write. Denison P. Da-
Wis, Green street, Brattleboro, Vt
2l0-211'
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05
Wanted

WANTED Gentlemen boarders. Home
cooking. Modern conveniences. At y
Frost place. 20S=tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05

FOR SALE - CHARTERED oak tables,
bookcases, chiffonieres, and other house
hold furniture in prime condition. Also
doors, windows and secondhand building
material Inquire Oak st. G. Dutton.
1S0-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05
For Sale

FOR SALE-All kinds of dry wood.
p A. I,arrow. 139-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05

FOR SALE-Furniture and Ranges,
new and second hand, at J. B. Dunton s
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05

TO RENT-Six cosy rooms with furnace
and bath. For a small family who want
to live by themselves-here is a chance,
Edgett & Co. 203-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05

TO RENT-Tenement of rooms.
Modern, first floor. Forest street VIM.
C. Horton Agency. 204-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05

TO RENT-Small house On Western
avenue. Inquire of w. D. Smith,
Elliot st. 195-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05

CARL KLOHS-Custom tailor Calls
for and delivers work Phone 236-W
2O9-22O#
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05
To Rent

TO RENT-Pleasant downstairs tene-
ment Inquire 3 Locust st. 166-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-05

TO LET-Rooms and offices, steam
heated, in Ullery building. 207-tf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04

{, Die pOaftdnbiss 4snberius in Ser
Situation su lluguniisn RuBIaRba
Dirb Iopobl bem llmitan0 Sugeitriea
ben. bab ss bsm ruiiii9sn Gsnsral
Renneniampf niht ssIuHgeH TT, seitig
genug nit isineH SruppeH .insutreffsn,
I'm Den areis, Der um bic Dsutiaen
sssosen tpsrben ioGts, su i4liebeH, oIs
aud Der brillanteu Strdtegis Der beuts
| lfdsn 5serfiibrsr. Gin euslii6er aOrs
reiponoent, Der Dorbsr Don ct. petsrss
burg aus tslssraptirt bate. Dag Die
RuTsu siHen tolOHaIsH Sies ii6er bic
9sutifen srrnnesu bdttsn, melost iest.
oaB bic Gtuti6eH ibre poiiiiousn Bee
haupten unb oaB bic Situatiou cine
aubsrorhtntli9 iHtsrsFanis uub tritis
i4e isi.
Gas Cine i6eint getpib. baB eine
nsus SdIadt iiibptiilid pUn aOO5 i'm
Ganse 1T, no bic 9euti4en NIT fris
iasn Truppsn, bic pOu aaliid b.rans
sebraht ipOrbsn iino. cine neue
S6la9tIinis ssbiISst babsu uuo Don
no aus iie absrmaIs Osriii1su, oas-
Centrum Der RuisR gu burhbre6eu.
Die Ruifeu haben a6er AUDI 3eit ges
babt. ibre Grpnt pisbsr in Srouuns gu
bringen unb bic @srbiinbetsH iino Der
glniidt, oab bic usus S1la9t ibnsu
auf iebsn Jan gum Russn gersi&en
miiiie. benn iie re4Hen, oab bic Seut'
f6en. Oh fie nun fiegsu cher ssfAIagen
iDsrben, in bebsutsnbem Wabs ses
ihtpa6t unb biunen aursem aud sss
5tpunssn perbsu piiroen. nit Der Sfs
fsnitDe Der RufTsn sss.n SaIeiisu unO
in Der llms.buns DON aratau gu rsds
nen.
Die Seutf6sn Rilitdrfa9leute iinS
bas.ssn Der anii9t, OaB cine ab.rmas
Iise HiebsrIaas Der gfuiIen ss ben Seuts
i&en 5serfiibrsrn ermosIidsu tpiirbe,
tinen sroBsu 9bsiI ibrsr sruppen pom
oitli6en aritssiaaupIaB mad Dem
Weiten su fDerfsu, nm bort einen nsusn
S4lag sss,H Die g,rbinSstru su fiis. |
su,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04

2onoOu, 8. Deg. - Ssitbsm bi,
admpfe auf Dem tpeitIiden arisgs'
If4aupIaB beiuabe gum StiltaHo se'
tommen iino - lie beitebu i'm Iusu'
Bid nur aus bsftissm Geiaiisfeusr ar
melt auseinanSsr gelessHen puntter
unS ssIesentIiasn Snfanierieangrif-
fen - ift fait oas sanss SntsrsiIs issi
auf ben aries stuiften Ruii.H unS
Deutf5en seridt.i.
Die RuiIn iino snblia Biz in be
RG9e BON aratau Dorssriidt. sic ioIs
len isst i'm 9ssriffs iein, i9p.rs 8ats
tsrisn bsi WisIicsta in poiitiOn gu
6riHssn. iuel6e StaSt iis am WiittpO9
beiebt baben unb bon mo aus bic ans
bsnforts Don aratau bsidoHsH ipsrs
ben t6nnen.
go pidiig Dies an unb fir it9 iit-
benn Der Gull bon araiuu. lpenn ss
ba3u tOmmsn iouts, ipiirbe ben @eg
Haa Mien, 9resIau uno Berlin GffneH
= iif bas SauptinterefIs aber I'm 9lus
s.nbIid bod auf bic aampfs m Der
llmssbuns DON 2ub3 ssri4tst. obsr
pislm.br an Der lanssn unrsselmabissn
Sroni, bic ii4 Don Sf@euito4op iibsr
aob5 unb 2Opica naa ser Grsnss Don
Oiiprsubeu binsisbt. Die ojiisisIlen
geri8te iiber bic GrsisniiIe. bic iid
bier abipislen, iino poriidtis unO uns
bsitimmt absefabt unb ss balt i6psr.
lI9 ein eIiigermaben gsnaues Bid bon
bem 2auf ber ereisniiie gu MAIDEN.
SIN GroBsn uHb UanssH senOmmsu
lam man iid aber isbt bod bic milis
tGrifde Gage, bic felt BEN Riid5us Der
Dsutiden pon Darfdcu in Duntsl gee
hiilt mar. sinigermaBeu iIar uoritel.
len. Die Mslpunsen aus Berlin unb
ct. petersburs itimmsn harin iibers
Elm, oab es ben 9sutiben sslunsen iit, |
Die Ruifen, bic Deriu6t baiisn, re su
umsinseln, suriidSutDerfen unb ibrs
fusitIi4 Don aOtpies gu be. |
faupten. O. ,rfdsint f.rnsr sbatia6e
,u isiu. bub bic Csuiiaen nisSer cine
'ursii4s Dfisuilss Ssspnusu 5absu, |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04
Die 9euti9ea
8 @retfen bic Ruffen pieber
in Der @egeno BON

0 D q n.
st. Petersburg, 8. Deg. -
Die foI9sHbe offi5ieus getanntmo.
dung purOe am 9Onusrstas 4benb
pom Sensralita6 erIafsn:
.sSn Der 9sgenb BON 2oipic3 ftnben
an einigen 9beiIsn Der 5rOnt Beftise
SGmpfe itatt. gebsutsnoe Sruppens
maiien oes Geinoes, namentIi6 Die
Sruppsn, Die i'm glppsmber bon Der
0euti6sn Weitfront mad Dem Often
sebra9t fpurben, baben am Wtttttpu6
bic SffeniiDe in Der @esenb Don
aiutOmsrst unb Seaer3op ersrtffen.
r9lm iibrisen 5beiI Der 5rpnt, ain
Iinten DeibieIufer, bat bic Sttlla.
tiOn feline psIentIids aenbsruns er.
fdbren.
sSenisits Der aarpatben haben I'M.
iers Sruppen gurtfeIb befsBt unb bas
Bel a6t Sffi3isre un6 1900 Mannn
Ssfangsne semddt iOpis Is9s Ra.
i4insassi4iiss sr5satst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04
Graf N,fpItfe tpieber im
Giemft.
Riots Reues Dom ariess
fdlanplat.

Berlin. 3. Oe5. - (psr sSln.
tsnteltsrdpb mad aonbon.) gsnsraI.
Dbtrit Grof 9elmutb BON MoIiie. bsr
Gbsf bes beuiidxH @.rnraIiiab,s, Osy,
Don einsm aebsrlsibsn btbafttt, Elm,
ldHssr. aur in @ab SOmburs bur- 3.
MAIDEN mubtt. iebi absr ipi,b.r eeni.
senb bsrs,itelIt III. I'M feline pfIi6ten
ipieSer aufuebmsn su iSnnsn, toufe.
ririe am Dpnnsrstug NIT siner gln.
iabI bOb,r Offi5isre BON grObsn Ge.
rsralitab.
Die bsuiiss pffisisIle Grslarana
iiber bic Gage uuf b.m ari.esI6au.
pInB mar auf bic foIsenbe turse On.
tiiHbisuns btIhr6ntt: .gfuf ieirxm
ber 6eibsn aritgsi4aupldbe Bat i'd,
am Donuerstas stipaS Mi9tisss a..
signst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04

Aus Wien pirb Offi3iea geHelbet,
buB ein 2(ugriff Der Yelagerer auf
bic 5eituna Pr3stnpsI abgeI3lagen
porosn lei. Die 9arniiOn ma6te Ell.
nen 2tusfaQ unb trie6 bic Aufsn DOH
Den auBersn gefsiti9uHgspertsH 5u-
rid.
sSn ben aarpatbenpdfen finOsn
fortDdbrenO Gefeats itatt.
.ObgIsi9 feline Ra9ri9ten iibsr
bic Sperdtionen in Der llmgegsnb DON
GoDric5 in RuiIiih pOlen eingetruf'
len iino, 1T an5uHebmen, oaB Die
9erlude Der 0eutI9en, ben redten
6liigeI Der Ruiien gu flantiren. forta
ssieBt DerbeH. Der srDbe Wertb Der
gepegung. lpenn erfolgretd, Diiroe
odrin liegen, DdB ounn Die &uiisr
iiibndrts DON ben Strabsu na6 8ar.
lndu gIHpe99eordHgt Deroen Dur.
ben unb in ben Riiden Der ruTiidsn
Sauptarmee. 9ieles bdugt a6er OopDn
a6. peIde Sorti4ritte Die SeutidsH
unb Seftsrreider an Der Sront un5
am liHtsH SIiisel Der RuiTen MAIDEN.
.Soipeit baben fie tbre SteluHseH
bebduptst uno aQe glngriffe oes
5einbss Suriidgei6IagsH, Ob lie aber
i'm StaHbs gepsien iino. Dor8uriiden,
III nod ni4t betanut. Der umitano.
buB bic Ruiim in ben IsBtsn Sagen
100000 Mann an GefanseHen unb
oele Gei6iise DerIprsn babsn, biirfte
absr ibre Diosritanbstraft bsbsutsno
gei9pd4t ba6er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04

| Die csdladt, bic isst besonnen BAT
piro aber ubHe 3ipeifel mebrere Gag
oausrn uno es 1T au3unebmsn, oaB Fl,
nit OsrisIbsu 5sftisisit ssfii6rt perDsr
Dir0. pie Die lsbts, in fpslder bic Ser.
lutte an SOoten, @ertpunoeten unt
gsrmibtsn gang risiiss paren.
Seit siHisen SageH iino feline Rad,
ri9tsn mebr oom arisgsitdupIas i'm
Rau'dius uno 4esppten sinsetrnifsn,
man erpartst a6er, SaB ieBt, na6bem
Der 9ureugsnsraI G6riitian be Det eee
fangsn ssnommsn worbsn 1T, ss in
gang Gfrita su mebr Der penigsr
bsftisen aampfsn tpmmen fpirb unb
baB iebt General 2puis gotba ieiner1
uripriinsli6en Blan gu Dertpirtliden
futen uHo gsgsu Dsuti4> Siibpeits
airita porriiden piro.
Die sriten auitraliiaen urS ueuises
lGnoiI5sn sruppensaOntinseHte iiuo
in assppt.n setanbet pOreen, iuo iie
gsssn bic 5iirten pertpenoet Derbeu
iOIleR uno ss iinb audi portusieiii9e
g1itdrtuugsn in glnguIa singetrOffsn.
pon no aus Iis oi. SffsuiiDe gsssn bic
Ssutf6.n an Der Sitnsrsnas Don ans
sOla srsrsifsn fOlsu.
Tas politiI4e grsisnib bes Cages
mar bic Don bem italisniideu Ersmiers
miniIter Salanbra in Der &ammer abs
sessbene Grtldrung, bab ii4 nifts
Rsues srsigust babe, mas StaIisn psr=
anIaiIen tonne, feline ReutralitGt ouf-
Sugeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04
Selgiibe 3ratpalliften
Sn eiHem&o &onSentrationsa =
lager BON bpIldnbii9en
Srnppen Htebergee
5hof1en.

|
Jon, 3. DEG. Wie aug
Amiterbum gemelbet pirb, bra9 am
Ulittpo4 in Dem &on5entrationslager
in 3eiIt in 9olanO, cine Meuterei
aus. Die bOlIGnoiifsn Sruppen paren
se5ipumsen, auf bic 8elsier au feuern,
DON oenen iie feds tDDteten uno neun
perpunbeten.
Die Sefgier iollen un5ufrieben bars
iiber geipeien iein, buB ibnen ui6t ses
ftattet tDuroe, MitgIieber ibrer Samiz
lien 5u empfangen. Die Stimmung
Der GefaHseHeu lit INNER nod cine
orobsnoe unb ss iiHb DON lltrs6t
Sruppen CUR @srftGrtung Der 8a9en
nab 3eiit geididt porben.
Sberit GolIarb, Der aommanbant
oes aGsers, in Dem 5000 gelgier inz
ternirt iinb, iagte, baB bic eriteu Qlns
5elVeH ppH uHru9en am JtdhMtttag
bemertbar tporen, als brei Der 9efans
ssnen gu entfIiebsn osrfu6ten. Die
unruReH na6men gu, als bic Sefanse@
Hen erfu3ren, oab iie lire Jrausn nur
gu setpiifeH StunoeH iebsn burfteH.
Sic betlasten fi4 audi Oarii6sr, OaB
bic in Der &antine seforberten prsiie
5u Sod ieien unO am Mittpo9 itiirm>
ten iie bic 3autiue.
am Donneritas Weorgen ging es Orn
yleuem los unb bie &antie fpurbe a6erz
mails geitiirmt unb aussspliinbert. GS
fpurben baHH bulldnbiIae Sruppen
berdngebrubt unb nadbem Die &ras
paliitsn geiparut purben iparen, tie
Der Warnuus dber teiu SebDr icbents
ten ,saben bic Sruppsn 5suei saIoen
ab.
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Die Gr5ffnung bes itaIie.
niiden Yarlaniemts.
Bon 9tmonifrationsn se.
gsn Dsiterrei4 bes
aIettet

Rom 3. Des. Sns iioIieniffe
parIGmsnt ipurbs am Donnerstaa
ipisosr erSffnst. eOipobl in Der Ram.
msr ME TN Gsndi ipartu bic galIs.
risn NIT 3uf9atsrn iibsrfHlt, pa
man iDi6tigs GrtlGrunssn iiber bic
Gtsnungnabme StdIisns su BEN
aritg bon bem Prtnisr ealIanbra
eriuoritss. Inter ben anfpsienbsn
bsfanben ii& bic friibren prsmier.
Hhiitsr girIfiii 2usatti unb qsI.
Iour.
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Enssss Rsss IN ssr - ilhs siA 1ags
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Die Yerfnfe Ser 2}lQen, 6is jeft,
weroen aut 100000 2Iann
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SDmben' 2lttentat ani Die
Srnpp'fben QSerfe.

Seitens zines feiHbIi9e +
Militdr SIiegers.
2onopn, 8. Deg. Der gr.
DANCE 5slesrapb gompan1 pirb aus
Berlin tslegrapbirt, bab am MitttpO9
bic arupp'i6sn Werte in gFsn oon
einsm Militdrfliessr bombarbtrt
porbsn fsien. Die gomben ioGen auf
bic &anoreHsiebersi sefaleubert NOR.
ben iein. 8ie grob Der anssridtstc
Sdaosn 1T, 1T nod Hidt betannt.
Dem apiatiter ssIans es, gu euttom.
men.
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if Dfnttdbfn nfrtu1fn abfrnals, ofn rfd)tfn
rnttffd)fm glii9rl 1T attt9fbem atno
eariids;noran9ea.

| lqustunft gab, in Der iid Stalisn BE-
lfinbet. Gr faste. baB iia in Der lesieu
I3eit nidts sreisnet babe, ipas Stalien
DeraulaHen ionne. feline Rsutralitdts.
politif auf5useben. er empfabl, bab
bas 2anb fortfabre. cine lo9dls, aber
ipa9iame unb beipoffuete Rsutralitdt
gu beoba4ten.
als Der gremier auf bic sberedtise
ten atipiraiionsn Stuliens" geaus
nabm, rbObeH ii6 idmmtIi4e Utit.
sltebsr Der ertremen ainien uno ris.
fen .Gs lebe 1risnt!", es Iebs
9rieit!@. Die 3uidautr in ben 9ri.
biinen i4lOfen ii4 Der DemOnitrdtiOn
larl
Die Rsbe bes premiers ipurbs bdus
Ifis bon geiioG unter6rpdsn. gs fisl
duf baB Der friibere Yremisr Giolstti
bic 0emonitration Der aibS.orbHttsn
unteritiibie.
aur5 por Der Wertdguns itellte Der
Iabgepronete G0msoiHi rsn ei1rtrag
|Dab bic Ramnpr brm ,berDiiden unS
|rnsliidIidsu gelsi.n" feline Griibs
idide. Die idmmtIinsn gl1upeienDeu.
bic @bseDronetsn, Die MiHiftsr uno
aud bic 3ui9auer in ben 5ribiinen.
erbobeu ii4 unb bra4ten S04rufe
auf gslgisn dus.
|SerbitHs f4Iimme 2asG
Berlin, 8. 9e5. = @uioritotipeu
3uiammeuiislunsen semGB baben bi.
Serben ieit bem 8.siHn bss arissss
unssfdbr 100000 Mann an soStsn,
0erpunbetsn unb Gefdnsenen nsrIo.
rem, mas unsefdbr ben briitsn 5beit
oss sdn5en fsrbiI9sn 6nr,s aus.
maat. WGbrenb bes Cages sinssirpi.
fene Radri6tsn iiber psiiers Thb.r.
Iasen Der Serber 6itlid BON aolub,ra
uno bonn Glib Jlub trasen bo,u bei,
bic propbe3eiilnssn Der MilitGrsJaa.
leilie Su bsftitissn, oab Der p0llige
3uiummenbru4 bss Miberitanbes Der
Serben IN nidt 5u LANCER 3sit 5u er.
iunrtsn III. btnn abssfsbsn bon BEN
ungebeuun @srluii an MannI4aften
fdnst es ben Ssrben aud scientific
an arisssDOrrGtbm 81 fsblsn, bic
gu bsf4affen bas arfenal bon ara.
susoib nidt i'm Stanbs in, unb an
sine 3ufuhr BON aubsn lit unser BEN
iebistn @rbdItniiIsn ni4t gu bsntsn, |
ba Gerbisns Grenssn. aussenommem
gssen Grisdenlanb, famm.Iisb &c.
fdlOii.H iinb.
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