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The Detroit times., 1914-11-02

In its first meeting OF the season,
In the green room Of the Hotel Pont.
chartrain. Monday evening, Nov. 8,
the Chamber Music society will pre-
sent the American String quartet of
Boston. The quartet has often been
called '"the feminine edition Of the
Flonzaleys." II Is composed Of Miss
Gertrude Marshall. first violin; Miss
Ruth Stickney, second violin; Miss
Adeline Packard. viola; Mrs. Susan
Lord Brandegee, cello.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-02

The following pupils OF the Detroit
Institute of Musical Art appeared In
the regular weekly recital. wednesday
afternoon: Misses Irene Rosenberg,
Gladys Crittenden, Isabelle Rose, Mar.
ion Winckler, Dorothy Chaddock and
Margareta Meyers. Miss Mildred Rel
ster, pupil Of Miss Lillian Lorgion,
of the east side branch OF the insti-
tute gave piano recital, Friday
evening.
The Detroit times., 1914-11-02

Thu Tuesday Musicale opened its
season, Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 81,
fury building, about 200 members at
tending. Mrs. Dewitt Taylor. Mrs.
James Coslette Smith and Miss Alice
Ladue acted as hostesses. The first
OF the club concerts will take place
Tuesday morning. Nov. 8. In the Cen.
fury building, business meeting pre-
cedlng the program.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-20

tHssns vNriF- The 'o,ias Sa ;s-.~
-iii - ca rhursasy.
Tl- sanini.;r.,laa saaiids,-s ar
'its tos-rh w.--s. S-Ni York. Nr.
GEORGE u Minor. Coss-,;icu,s Nfs
'iosrEe sfuail-oos. Di., of Columbia
wr. Nyir lane. T-ss. Mrs Charles
u. Davis. Minnesota Mr.. e 4. ~.
isp,t. Ns~ HAMPSHIRE Mr. Edmund
y No-l. Mississippi Mrs. 7 HFad.
ford Prince. New Mexico. Airs John
y i..sry. Washington and Mr.. vii
liar. y. Crosby. Wisconsin,.
In addition /. honorar, vice pr-.i.
dents eiii br chosen to fiii vacancies
caused d, death. No president Gen.
.ra' IL cI-ric.! 'hi. year. Mr.. s'or,
serving until neat year. Tho pr...
idcn, and Mrs. Wilson ~iii receive
the daughters a, the white house on
"Wednesday.
Tonish, Mrs Story give. a rcccp.
tion al Continental hall. In honor
of tao past presidents of tn. organ.
isation who have died during IN.
last year. each having been the wifi,
of vic. presidents of the United
statc-. Mrs Adlai Stevenson and
Mrs. Charles ". Fairbanks. memorial
exercises will he held tomorrow
night MIR. Stevenson was prcsidcn,
scneral Of the y. a. Il. from 1893 e.
1925 and from 1896 to Is.s. and
Mrs. Fairbanks from 1901 to 1895.
Presentation oi state flags from
will be used In the decoration of tn.
auditorium of the Continental hall
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-20
D. 4. RS IN SESSION
At CAPITAL. EVERY
STATE REPRESENTED

wasainE,oa. April .o.-Nprr thzn
1000 patriotic women. descendants
Of patriots ~Ao fought fof Amer. aas
liberty. silies the bis auditorium Of
Memorial Continental hall here to-
day. when Mr.. william ChanninE
Story of Nc~ York. president F-n-r.
al. called to order tn. twenty third
annual n.e-s,in. Of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution.
Representatives from every stale
IN the country with its 1877 chap
tors which are members Of the or
xanitatton were In their seats at the
opening Of the meeting. shich will
continue throughout the week. The
bright uniforms Of the United States
marine band gave u touch Of rich
color in tho hall filled with bcauti-
fully xo~ncd women.
Vice President Marshall greeted
the dxuxhtcrs at the formal op.nins <
of their session this afternoon. TIL.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-20

Will bc the feature of Friday night,
program. when addresses will b.
male by James ". Preston. mayor
Of baltimore. and president ~ the
Star SpanElcd Hammer Centennial
commission. which is planning a eel
cbraiion next September Of the on.
hundrcdth anniversary Of the writ.
ing of the famous national air.
Other speakers will he Edwin Gar.
field. former governor of Mar. land
A. Barnevald Bibbins and Robert Il.
irc Of the centennial commission
and a. 5. Goldsborough. representing
the Sons of the American Revolution
and the Sons OF the Revolution. The
same evening there will he presented
a bust OF Hugh Vernon Washington
descendant of George Washington
which will be unveiled by Mrs
Eleanor s. Washington Of this city
There will be an address by Dr. B
c. Bullock Of this city. president ol
the Order OF Washington.
Reports o; numerous committees
including those on revolutionary rel
les. patriotic education. southern
mountain schools. conservation. pre-
servation OF historic spots. desecra
tion OF the flag. genealogical re
search. international peace arbitra
ton and the centenary celebration
of the treaty of Ghent. are to he pre-
sented. as also are reports of varioui
officers. Numerous social function
I nhonor Of the prominent state ant
national leaders in the work Of thu
society will he scattered through thu
week
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-20
BE JUST 10 your CHILD

There are many ~osa. O: eualesa.
nation to be said concerning par.
en's Who give way to the espre..ioa
Of iil.rmi~r. bs, surci, ,hi. 4. the
most serious: sha, their dealings
crush out the sense Of justie- In tho
children.
Tho sense OF justice 1. ~ha, makes
= man ft to he ~i;h hi. fellows. lie
will give them ~ha, I. due. lie will
also know ~hs, 1. due himself. and
how to exact IL Justice IL the srcss
principle Of tho soc!a! aai business
world. Surely no one would ;iaia a
child ~ that he would iotc ,ha,
scnsc. Yet the child thst Is nun.
ishcd in tit o: parental ii!.tcmgcr
sno~r un-rrinsiy that he is tho prey
OF an unreasonable stronger p,vc-.
says The Mothers Magazine. lie IL
punished because he has infrinx~d
on his parents comfort or ronvcn.
icncc at an inoppottunc moment
Had he done the same thin. when
the parent was feeling good na,urcd
the chances are that he would not
have been punished at all. Whal
kind of foundation has he for Ju-
derstanding the moral laws, Is Il
any wonder that his ideas of risht
and wrong are hazy Nor is this all.
He becomes mean trucker to the
irrational rover over him. taking
advantage of good-naturcd periods.
and lying low" in the times of
stormy ill-tempcr. He l. acquiring
the habit OF ill-tcmpcr and lack Of
sclf-control from the example before
him. and he is certain to grow into u
dtsobedient. unattractive child.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-20
A wonaI DOCTOR

.sss. susrrs.. ls . neee0ss, factor
10 The futufr cf the race. The aver.
ax- Asn-fsesn xifi - usfts tor aosA.
-rh"pd THIS mar b. true. bot u
weak sas ssiiss sisis s,easiss from
sis'so"d 10 .ensshooa. ~paia osi,
ss'r. a. shoasAads DO. utos Lydia 4.
fihthsns Vegetable compoaad-
that .iH.ai. .smssy made from roots
aud hsri's.-'" restore the system to
a normal h-aihs soaai,toa. u ~ouia
ess.@ a.sn, III. from which tho, suf.
'ef tn disappear. 80 ,hs, moiaeshood
.sisir t~,csn- the 10, o: ,hri, ji.-,.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-20

HiuTaiaE hss hsss ssso,s,i simply 10
soii cali asa frfofs Of sr.d.n,ia,.
and prasrst4 SanHiii--s oar
,ileFioa. Hsnhsf. uzs the march
hirh iE- mafius tznd shes. to star;
'h- congress on it, pzJrio,ie uzy,
and tAts -ss feI'ossi = little Isvr
ia tho afternoon rrpEram by The
STAR snd stripes Forever Rish,
Reverend Alfred g Hardin. pro,-r-
tani Episcopal bishop .f ihi. die.
ufirg. gave the Invocation. In aidi.
iion 90 the vice pr'sidont. other
prominent official. who welcomed
the dsuEhtsr. ~-r. Secretary ban.
i-i. Of the navy. senator Works o.
California. John narr-,,. director
general of the Pan American Union.
and Rogers Clark ballard Thur.,oa.
prcsidcnt general of tho son. Of ,h.
American Revolution. Mrs. story.
president general Of the orSanisat Ion
was Loudly apiaudci when che aro.. to
deliver her annual address. which re-
cited tho progress made by tn. So
cir;y during the last year. and paid
y tribute to its many activities along
patriotic lines.
Tho important event. in til. con-
gr.Hs this week will jc the election
OF ten vice presidents. onc-haif of the
entire number to succeed those who's.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-20

III. t,oapes aud. ssss,.a b, Major
wt.iistn toii.,. gave vha, .~stn.nt
b. seuId. hu, Mossoa rr.saia-i usr
coe sous sas hoess.
pufiax THE Siu,s the sseisemeas
sansisae<s IA The car. sad /; sas ceiy
after Gss~ooa bad repeatedly st.-
,hs matter .osia b~ sroakh, TO the
ar-ntsan as the prut-f aashosi,i-.
,h.; they finsii, .sis.-a do-a sad
f-srsin-a tsum ishtins up the Off
.er, and fighting IL ont
N'oax this lin. and .. prua: that
ii. n.utiay might ea.i.y have ssos n
to sesiou. PROPORTIONS. II 4. POINTED
out that sh. troopers -ho returned
FRIDAY asc not the same ~ho LET;
Denver ea October 90. Their. has
teen aIn,o., complete change In the
rank and file.
The COMPANIES that went into the
:i-id ~esC filled with tcardie,s youth
.mus-men,-an entertainment. II
offered q chance to wear = uniform
on holidays. in parads- and th-i ike.
Others Of tho men were In business
or professionally engaged.
Active service took the latter from
their offices and stores: II took the
rI
Every man in the ranks who had
any hope Of getting II soon sought
rci.a and scorcs and hundrdeds re-
turned to their homes. Their places.
II IL asserted. were taken by mon who
had been guards in the mines prior
to the calling out of the troops. by
o,hcrs who had held deputy commits
sious In the strike zones. and In still
other instances by men who wanted
tho dollar "a day and hoard during
the winter.
benjamin Morton. the beaten man
WAS one Of the last. He was sheep
herdcr. criisting In Denver on No
vcmber is. because. he rays. "hc
needed the money
Tho resignation OF Captain Gar
u ood has been In the hands of the
military authorities since April 2.
According to the officers friends. he
lad become disgusted with conditions
in the camps. the injustice shown to
some of the enlisted men and certain
acts of brutality. He had taken the
side of the private throughout and
did 80 on the train when the attack
was made. His contention Is that
the man should have been placed nm
der arrest and the provisions OF the
military code carried out. not violat-
ed by the officers.
Major A. H. Williams Of the bi-
eade staff referred inquirers to Cen
erai Chase with the announcement,
Its OF no consequence, and there is
nothing to say"
General Chase said the whole af-
fair had been reported to him. and
supplemented this by saying he knew
Morton was drunk and inclined to
be unruly.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-20

rn- Sis-,rsAaiE~iLos 0t TIE n.
tlOEsl guard has b<-E eE0a<h'
aboet. oooFaisx To iEe DsEgsr ros,
- tEs t-~tIEs aB Of Private it@l
AoEtsE - osf,s-ss OF tazEd Ir.it
ss.s sssg TsiEissa ia.. fasF--@s AZ
tefEeoE II. lnjas-s slllisE 10 IL
tasgiI.i r-Ssssiss tF0zz tHs beat
lag Be rrsrisei cAhtxiE GsF.o-os
~ trosa Is Colorado sAs2iFf. hss fe-
sizE-'i- Tse following slsFE Of tLs
aaIAas b~,.--s lSiss.ez sz. s..sserl
.as E~lbllsnsa Ia tie iNaSs al S.>'
tefasf. the ssosf Of lHs eI.sE aAsihs
e.srf sPs~s,sa ia saf iessi sa-s;
SKATE H.iii,i~ ..<shiaEs sru fear
TAI tina, tie s@siias az Of rsissis
is@s MostoA Of . isaDp .E.ia Thur
ass sstersapa ~ NAlss \. H. vii
lass. Asa css<Ais II. 4 Siekessns
sisA cs.oaei ". 4. tAsi. As a. 90,
.ao4ss. siii assesisAis . complete
s.rssAAiAAiSaa of the Colorado ~,
'iosai suasa. sraa sAs hi<Asss otet'
sef To the issess easp seaiiisa.
THs ssssiaE urssrsa shiis chs
,sunss ssse b@iAs sslssissd II Jsia.
saAs fse sAsas hnosvssa .oasssy ID
f~ssss. Nsssas Sos % b4aiy tsjas-
- frnsa sios sesu. i.- sri4sr a
,I. sass d~iisss.A b, Ns,os vii,
iiAs-s' fss. ssa ihs-e ssAip vossas
1Aa~ sy the bait of . s.Asf array sv.
soisss In ,ks kss.fs Of c4stAis SS.k.
.ssse. that be Asa To BE- xisss sass-
ssass ,s~sim~st ~ GAptAin Harold
q s.ss~a-si al lsupp u. .ha is . iA-s'
sss Phssisisn sha .asxsoas
rh- ,su"s~f isy assoa - snsa. s1Sss
sf rsar.a,f aixkt Asa .As hA.s-ssa
10 - i.as.'s husptlAi vt-a lhs trails
aris-a i. f~Assr frti.s sssrsiAx.
siks. thea he hs. t--a unass the
.as- as coas,esi q. =. I.isxraf-il-s.
saFz.an fesefsi Of tho stale guard.
ana rssssia Cafvona.
rn-Asie-se anaoss haiiisArJ besas.
Ls-.s.s. IL ao1 ass 20 t.auet In MOI
toes iAiufi-. A. To lks nsusiap 70
ssisies thrrsffum. saa the shsssss
pss.s sn., s- preferred .xaiass osft.
..s. Of ,h. sesras
tsisA,-s il the sss ss~~ up il
~r.,h ~hii- Nostoa "a. s-inf sisss L
,a,sins. ..r. ioaasS ard F-piss-.i.
.ri'hrss .-~s buried 81 the offis.fs.
,hf~s,. .f bhshiss sna SUMMARY
ioi-sc- ..rr made. ahd the offs-rfs
-.r. osS-r--s ,s i.sve tho car of isks
th. runs~pura.-.s
Such defiance of suth"ss.y-.u.s a
asns-sous and shs-sissisg eosailSoa
cs afsair.-hss aos open~ anvinH the
whole sis:or, AZ the militia 10 sh-
strft- tne-. and IL i. claimed that
;h- ~ fe-iise has .ss-aa shrusxhoc'
.h- fsnk ana I'll. Of the eoidirfr so
such an -st-n, ,h., a full inauisy
~i'h . l-sssihir r.aiiznm-as Of cp's.
'ui..isn-i o,.icef. faa., TAX. plao.
i-f.r. The men -iii b- satisfied.
Msn Of troop II declare I; az. due
solely to Captain CsrSr-,..' appeal
sNF '.tt'A v" AAsN hN"
troopers had in him that the noisy
revolt and shouted protest. did not
have eiimss in an organized battle.
with the men fighting against what
they term the continued grievances
and har>hnc.. of camp life.
II vas several hours later. with
the train we'll on i's ~sy and Morton
still unconscious. tu; receiving aid
from his captain. brforc tho tumuls
could he wholly s,ilicd or the threat,
siicnecd.
Since then disruption Of the entire
guard has been predicted. there hay-
Ing been numerous verbal clashes
between the officers
Captain Garwooi has again insist
c'i tina, his resignation sent IN April
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-20

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any druggis. or department store. Don't
ufrcr. Have good feet. glad feet. fee,
at never swell. never hurt, never gei
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w -,cncy refunded.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-20

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ness. no more limp.
ing with pain or
drawing up your
face in agony.
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all the poisonous
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The chronicle=news., 1914-04-20
'T|z" FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET

Goodbye sore feet, burning feet. swol.
len feet, .wca;y feet. smelling feet, tired
feet.
Goodbye corns. callouscs, bunions and
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-11

antionalgnrbe bIeb foriterfet os liosl
|biflt pau enbper Maaoe, Der lite.
|bil0e fou1lne strib nleo sJoIfets
|s9aettieheser. #raiioenten 1ttente,
at pi bar ielD 5fpD & ot 21noets
4anbeI eIsunrine bar bIepen forfbn1t,
og At 6er burbe roa1eS Bo8 berpaa
|peo nIIe IobIige glibtet. 4et innl-
me giaIot l1obifliugea df 2nnbefs.
unt,,rliee SiaIpefil6er sobe %
Niner % gonobeiene. nbeIsfan-
fbennlet meb sub -amerild burbe'
|nopifles % freunles. #biIippiner-
me bl1rbe gibes SeIDStDret.
Sill Slut erflareoe Nrpiioenten,
|at Set lite bar aritifen ober Sc {tore
Tighter, men Ell berettiget aritif
ober 9oflen n,eb 2anbas MioIer,
fom aegieri1rgen bliroe toge lig i
agt for. 8nns 9nIe bleb ofte af-
brubt af 8ifolosDfringer, ,,abnIia
fra oeutofratif SIDE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-11
Kut1prfsBri1 ,laht,fr.

@ongresien / @oibinqton aobne=
|be Monbags fit treble Mebe / BEN
636e aongresia11ling, uben egentli=
|ge geremonier. S Sirs0ags Mi6-
bag boIot 8rafioe,tt 8ilion en- Ia-
le til begee &ongreslens Nfbeli1tger
Il l1n6erbuiets Sal. Set er ben
lpngitc Sale, 8raiioellte11 er1bnu bnr
bolot til ao1gresie11 ibet be11s Op=
lGs11irg bnreoe lite 111i>1bre elto 40
Mnlltter. Son nfbeg flere @ange
fra ben ffrebne Gefit % pointereoe
flere &ing qf itor 8igtiebeo for
belle 2dnoets 6oretni,,gs
Mf iGrIig 8etponing por bans Ito
tolelfer onl at Megieringens sSorret=
,,ing9progran MI bar fl1l6enot, og
lat Der lite Longer bill blipe frer,fgrt
Qopforilog Ser tager gigte pao Ste
Ignlering at 5oretning3libet. Bejen
bar MI lagt aobe1, for en- il11lo Crib
Eel at @anoel o. Dmintni1,g. Meo
.&erlpn I'll SET, brproe1roe Spgrgs=
.maaI ON 2a,1oets sSorlnargitanb err
flereoe Hrniibe1ten fig ion1 el, of
giort Mooitan6er at en- 11obi6eIle at
BEN itaae116e Snr. De 5or. 5fater
buroe opretboloe fin Mepl,tation iom
en- frebse selifenoe Natiol1. &an erfIRz
.reoe, at @egieri1ee,r lite boboe giort
iig ffDIbig ! Jorign,nelie Of Sc noe
'tionnIe 6oriporsmioler, at Ben bar
fig 1T NnlDar ! iiaa Se,1ieenoe fulot
bebibit, % at Ben piloe bragg Jor.
bel Of BE Grfaringer, io1n M fl,noe
inobeites / ben itore europniife
arig. 2nnoets Yolitif i faa Sen-
ieenoe ifaIoe lite bore rettet paa e,,
|beitent forDe1ltet glnleo eonit1e, mel, fg-
res fo1n Ell Ell Gong for ulle faif-
iIoaet soIitif gotionerl ifnloe lite
tDingeg tiI ,sSreos ostioer, at bore for
|bereot poa at goa ssSeltert ion1 Ell
|noobcnfsr 3pr, ber ifl,Ioe iffe i,lo-
fsres tD,n1oe Il, iIitarti tieneite, 1,,el,
|bet DiIoe t,Rre atfiigt, fi of alloets
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-11

(tige Gorilng, % at ,1tnIigpis ct
Gfstramebe bill blibe npobenoigt
Demofroterne, JON bill forfeee q
forbirore ct Gfstrnugoe, ,l,el,er. d
ct idooant lite oil blipe ngopel1bigt.
S Senatets 4ontite for 8bilippiner-
ne foreligger bet 2opforilag Der ifal
|hnne Beien for Hbilippinernes naf-
bansig gbtb, % iusn penotoses of SUI
Jet i iibite Meoe. Meolentmer al
4omiteen u6taIer in1iolertio, at 0er
ter bore Banifeligbeb for at fac
Gorlugef rapporteret i bette Meoe.
8Ianot andre pigtige Jorilag To-
religgenbe / 5enatet er SS1bban=
orin9sloben lneo 4unbifabs bspr9be for
ll6lpnoineer, font blep pe0tagef al
@uiet iibite Wgoe.
2obforilag on1 2a,1omanbs sfre6it
foreligger oglaa. Dette er intioler-
|tib paa ben Site oper 6oriag, ionl
Aoniniitrationsleoe iiges at bape
beiIuttet HE at ibre for netop for
giebliffet.
Minblt ipD itore oarlige gebil=
lingslobe ifal paaffpn6es, ian 6et
bill blibe urluligt at rapportere benz
It'll 9uiet fpr Sui, ,1e1nlig oet legis-
lathe, eref1tipe % iuoieielle Cob
forilog, 8eDill gslobell for giitrict
of Columbia, 9eniionsIobell 8epil-
lingSlopene for 3nren, 8odtpRienet,
ian1t Jlpo- % Sabnelobe1l.
aoneregn1ano 9enrD,. 5oruano
for Megle1nentsfon flyer, ban
er bereot til at gjenoptage aanrpe1,
for BET .foreloaeoe $50 Millio1,er
Dollars 8on1ulos z5eooel- -Sorilag,
ioln @ubitit,t for en- seobelIob gon=
e11oe no paa at forbeie BET 8eleb al
5ebler, Der tan ,1biteops pad 8aiis
[of fommerciene Nnpirer. 11oiigter-
ne er, ,ot Bomitlbs =syorIoget bill BIZ
be forfnitet.
Me0len.ner. font 1ll1 er Bdfb=
ineton bar infornrelt oigfuteret oe1,
n1tlitnre sit1,atior1, ipecieIt ben ni
4onqresn1ano @urbner af Dhsfn-
|ebuietts aabneoe eitntion Tor ber,
fof ban1 foreidaeoe 1ut1oerisgeIfe a
oe Gor. 5toters Bereofab for en-
n1uIig @rig.
Senator 2obee al Mosiacbn1etts
|ngter at inbbri11ge en- hgt,en6e Meio-
LUTON / Senatet. Denne Sag bill
itfert freu1faloe Ell Hblig Disf,,s=
| iion Nrritoenten og bans 1tar.
1neite Mepreie1tanter &ongresier
iiaes at bore i,noo NeotogeIie nf Ste
|foIltio,ten.
@ri1nolopSa nben1e1tter for &bit1
|oeiten,ueret oq for 11atio1,alt @piri-
ltioia- -Gorbib foreIigger ogfaa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-12-11
3ra Kripf,,n 8eltrr.

Sen ltore ao,1.p ON 8olenS 8eiio.
6elIe raier fell1beleg. men il1tet uf-
gisrenoe Reiultat forelisser.
st beftigt ll6folo of 9DHerne iDb
for Dpres er ibag blene11 Taaet til
boge.
@eneral 8epers. 2e6eren of oe1,
lD6afrifanife 0pItanb, er bleben
ff1,bt i Rnn1petl me6 engeIfe Crop
per.
sprsbae, 10. December.
Gn brittff 5loabeefaore i bet ipb=
lige Mtlonterbop bnr ,,o for Galf=
lano= =gerne f,1ot ire tDffe 4rpoferc
[iiR1lf og fapret to Golfers. 1000
|tpife Marine=SoIoate brufne6e. 90
bet paa engelF SIDE bar 1betpoez
- n
|Iigt..
5erber11e n1eloer i6ng ON en- Itor
|Seir ober gftrigerne, og at De bar
gienerobret flere af beres tabte 8D-
er.
81
Den isoiife Screening Nelp Derf
n1eloer ioag, at ober to MiIlioner
sssg6er er bIeben forbrepet fra BET
|rusfiffe Bole11, og at flor gsso Der
tier blonot bisie Jfpetnineer.
De s5or. Stater bqr ioae lam
let e1t flor &roppeftprfe beo 9eaco,
Mri3, for at beifDtte Mnerifanerne
in1oo DberfnIo fra be fn111penoc
n,erltanFe Eropper.
Sra &riitia1,ia telegraferes i6ng.
lat @omiteen for uooeIineen of gao-
belprifen er bleben e,1ig ON lite at
.uooele en- inooon bette slor.
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;yrebas, 4. 9eeeu.ber.

s5rebas, 4. December.
9fl.slerne 1neloes at bore inoe11=
for Sfu0piooe Deo &rafau % at
pnre i Serb meo at opitille oeres
8otterier for en- 8eleiring.
Set er lpffeoes Spiferne at fac
opltillet Ell ,p &on,plinie ipopelt for
2ob5. s5riite 6oritarf1i'tger ifol
bore a1fommea1.
Dltrieerne bar taeet 10000 Ter
biife soIooter tilfange, iioen 8egpl1-
oelle,1 of oereS offeniipe 8epageller,
% 5erbernes Sab iiben arigens Be
qpnbelle anlloaes til be,1neb 100000.
Qsroas, 5. December.
Sra Yetrogroo meooeles ibag, at
&on1pcn peb 2o05 bar facet ct bel
oigt llbfalo for Sc rnsltife 1ropper,
og at oisIe ifrioer raft frem giennel11
aarpotberne in,ob 4ratul1.
Wla1lge ifarpe llotalelier fulot
i6ag / Set itolienlfe Sarlonrent,
in1o6 gltrig % Gplflo10, bbori Der
l.Dtaltes S5aab ON at man mart
u,autte ie oct italienite Jlag Daie
ober Srieit.
gfogle ioa llofal6 al Tplferne moo
DC MIliereoe paa ben neitlige eSront
n1eIoeS at nnre Iaaet tilbage
5pnbag, 6. December.
sSronife 2nftfippere melbes ioag
at babe neofo1tet 8on1ber peo Srei-
berg=on=8riesgau 8ooen, 40 Mfil
lpo for Straisbnrg.
9nfferne iortlatter nteo at onlag-
ee Jcrter peD 0eres 5tillinger 4
Beigien, fra Weariafirfe til 8nocfe,
og ligeleoes longs n1eo 9lerflooen.
Mgeater for Sen italie,,ife @egle:
ring bor netop i,10fe1lbt en- 8elrl=
ling til SEEM yorf for $4,000 ame=
rifonjfe %ejte. til at giere 1jeneite
&abalIeriet og Mrtilleriet. Sn1foIt=
,1ineerne mao life operltige 6 Mtl=
lioner.
Meblemmerne af Oct franife &a=
binet er penbt tilbage til &aris,
bnor &egieringen igien agter at op-
tnge lit 5ebe i Ell nnr sSrentti6.
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Manbae, Z. 9eeen,ber.

2ob5, Sen neltlterlte Bp A$olen,
folbt igaar i 9pifernes @enber.
2ob3 bar benneo 100000 SsSnobpg-
gere % er ct pigtigt Snoultri-Gen
trun1. l1tallise &ufinber er blepen
orebt benne blooise Srnfning /
Sc fioIte faa Dage.
st Seleeram fra @enepo n.eboe=
,ler, at M,lm9nie,, bar beilnttet a
{tiIle fig pao oe MlIiere6es SIDE. Sc
11tiliteriife Mpnbigbeoer er lte1nt for
at begpnoe 4ompen en- ,1er iSren,
ti6 al Srpet for, at 5erberne lite
bill f,lune u1ooltaa 9itrigerne in6til
Joraaret.
De Mlliere0e beobliber at Frioe
fren1ao ! Jlonbern og Hgeleoes
set norblige Gronfrig.
Gt.Ielcgran fra Mien 1neobeler,
at >Mrbeioet nle0 at befnite 8De1,
ffrioer raft frema6.
1irsbaa, 8. December.
Den tDife seir Nolen be}fripes
i0ag ipnl Ell ltor 8egibenbeo, Der for
en- Itor Del opnaoeoes beo Set ltore
Net at ltrategiffe SSernbaner bngbeo
De tDife Gropper.
Son, Ct Meinltat of Sc Mllierebes
offeniipe llbfalo er De MI fon1men
8eiiooelie at ben benitre SIoobreb
peo gierfIooen Glanbern.
Serbernes grn1e, 1lnber Mnfgr{el
at Song 9eter, liges ioag at babe
itonofef ben sitrigfte Jrernrpfning
pnsbas, 8. December
Sra Berlin teleerofereg ibue a
seejier 8iIbeIm Iigeer ipa nf Z,
sonoe % at bnns Nfrejie III
81 5ronfen oerfor bar 1,1oattet lloipftes
.E a.. e szsa
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