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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-17
Feeds Her Beau.

Dear Miss Libbey: You swrite Q great deal about giving young folks a chance to court undis- turbed, giving the couple the use of the sitting room. find girls unap- preciative keep boarding house and have favored two waitresses in the above mentioned manner. They repaid my kindness by completely clearing out the contents of my ice box feeding their company. All I say about 1t falls on deaf ears. I believe the young men who came to see them came to get in out Of the cold and get a good feeding When refused to let them have these fellows come any more they left and the young men didn't marry them. either. Please print this that other women may read and De warned by nay experience.
 MRS K.
 There are girls and girls. Where one or two might take advantage Of kindness and confidence a score or more would thank heaven for such a hozneIfke place and good mistress Your intentions were excellent. Would that there were more big-hearted wo- men like yot1 but, do not discourage the many for the faults of the few
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-17

Michael Hanke. Water sna w.u streets fell on the sidewalk on R.nL street, yesterday and sustained cor lusions and decorations of the left knee that received attention at inc emergency hospital.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-17
LAURA LEAN LIBBY'S DAILY
 TALKS ON HEART TOPICS
tcopyright Mcclure Newspaper syndicate

only Parents cannot do better than to influence their daughters to put
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-17

Al noon. May 2. the sufrraEettes plan to have mass meetings and eunrara paradea throughout the United stats-.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-17

t6eta is shown here. It is admirably dapted to wear with separate waists all descriptions and will be graceful ,r women who can affect it becomfng-
 l. The new ta9etas are soft and of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-17
MISS LTBBEY'S ANSWERS
 TO YOUR LETTERS

Breaks Off Because She Can't Tango Dear Miss LIbbey:,
 am in great trouble, which hope will not appear a foolish matter to you. I have been going with a young lawyer two years and we never had so much as one cross word between us until this dancing craze called tango" came up. He learned to dance it, and has fairly gone dippy over it. do not know how to dance. and objected to his going to dancing affairs, where other girls are his part ners every evening in the week. He declared he would go, and that if it made any difference to me we would break off keeping company. love him dearly Life would be nobhing without him. What shall I do?
 '. H. Why not learn to dance and accom- pany him? You would p9obably soon become as enthusiastic over the fas- cinating tango as he is Use little tact to keep your lover by your side.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-17


 These Dressaklng articles prepared especially for this from the latest styles by The Review.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-17
WED OR WORK

saSink not beneath imaginary sorrows. Call to your aid your courage and
 your wisdom; Think on the mighty power of virtue, And on Providence that guards the
 good. 7
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PERSISTENT RUMOR THAT
GERMAN CROWN PRINCE Is
SERIOUSLY HURT IN BATTLE


THE HAGUE. Netherlands, August 18It Is persstenty
that Prince Frederick VIII Of Germany has
seriously wounded in battle and taken to Axa Uhapee
Prussia Paris believes that for Axa Chapele that the
Kaiser left Berlin yesterday.
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PROMOTION COMMITTEE
TO PR0CEDE SHORTLY
~. ON POSTER PRINTING

Emil A. Berndt, chairman of the Pro,
motion Committee, this afternoon was
authorized by E. H. Paris, president of
the Mid-Pacific Carnival directors, to
inform H. P. Wood to make all ar
rangements for the distribution of the
Carnival posters during his stay on
the mainland. Mr.. Wood leaves for
San Francisco on the Manoa this af-
ternoon.
Mr. Paris told me that as soon as
the directors can hold a meeting the
plans for printing the posters will go
ahead as originally intended" said
Mr.. Berndt.
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SHATTERED AND WITH SIDES
BLOOD -STREAKED, CRUISERS
SHOW HAVE BEEN in BATTLE


ASSOCIATED PRESS By FEDERAL WIRELEss)
SHANGHAI China, August 1sThe two disabled cruisers
which entered Hongong last Thursday were 0erman
se Ihen and bsrbettes demol
hed he tunnels and away The sides Of the SHIPS
were sresked with blood run from the scuppe
The Of the arrival Of two badly battered vessels in
Hongkong published in the Honolulu papers last Friday
that time their identity not known It believed then
mat they the British warsh Mnotaur and Hampshire
French wshps Duplex and Montcam The cable reports
Thursday night stated that reported Shanghai that
ships had been engagement with the German cruisers
Scharnho and Gneisenau The report today that the vessels
gives rise to the pcss by that they the
schsrnho and Cneisenau It evident that they have
in q deadly engagement with hostile ships
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Kaiser Procloims His Confidence

[Assocated Press serVca Federal Wireessl
BERLIN Germany August 1SBefore leaving for the 'front.'
Kaiser Wilhelm issued imperial proclamation in which he said
T firmly confident that with the help of God the bravery Of
army navy unquenchab unanmy Of the German
people victory win cause"
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E Attacked Except In Eastern Asia
FRONT, DECLARES VICTORY WILL
TRY TO SEIZE GERMAN TERRITORY IN PACIFIC.


Aug Bn Jp edG d bM C C ymh
Ocean d dds. ~ tn ~ Gs
G AG
ek haJ aJS directed
Japan mo GsM d
liver
Japan n bh @ P o d"M Jar G dbd
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men Of
COAST TO TELL
WHY FOODS UP

tAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. H.
Robert oxnard and A. A. Brown Of
the caIifornia-HaWaiian Sugar Refin-
ing Company have been subpoenaed
to appear before the federal grand
jury investigating the rise OF food
stuffs. The Palace, st. Francis and
Fairmont hotel managers have
brought their books and bills to show
the federal jurors the increases in
foodstuff prices since August I.
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TODAY'S MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, rain.
At Philadelphia-Detroit 8, Philadel-
phia 2; Philadelphia 2, Detroit I.
At New York-cleyeIand q, New
York 8. ~. ....-:.
At Observation-Disclosures 8, st.
Louis 2.
~. NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At chicago-cIicago 8, Brooklyn 8.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 8, New
York 1. .....
At cineinnatI-cincinnati 8, 6os-
ton I. ..<.. II. "
At ST. Louis-st. Louis 8, PhiIadeI.
phla 2. "...~- r.. - p.
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George Kanoa, who was serior

George Kanoa, who was seriously
burned in a conflagration at IwiIei
Saturday night, died at the Queens
Hospital early this afternoon as re-
suit of his injuries. He is the second
victim of the fire, the other being Ed
ward Holt, Jr., Kanoa's adopted son,
who was killed almost instantly. The
cause of the fire remains a mystery.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
M'REYN0LDS IS PICKED
BY PRESIDENT TO TAKE
SUPREME BENCH VACANCY

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, o. c., Aug. 1s.-It
is definitely understood that Presi-
dent Wilson intends to nominate At.
torney-GeneraI McReynoIds as associ-
ate justice to the supreme court suc-
ceeding the late Justice Lurton. The
suecessof to Mr.. MeReynoIds Is unde-
eided.
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RUSHES
WEST; IDzUMO
in FRISCO
TOMORROW

! IAssociated Press by Commercial :
8 Pacific Cable.l
s SAN FRANCISCO, CaIy Aug. :
1s.-The Matson liner WiIhei- :
: nina has sighted the German :
: cruiser Leipzig, which has left |:
. the local harbor, 20 miles south s
west of the Farallone islands and s
headed due west. 8
The Japanese consul-general 8
says the japanese cruiser ldzumo :
: is due here tomorrow and may 90 8
: into drydock. :
: E
: ): = = :: :: :: :: = = aaa:s 4 8
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[Associated Press servl ce by F,

IAssociated Press sservic y Wieess,l
PARIS France August 18-General Jore the French
nche teegraphed the French Office: ALI
Monday continued advance in Upper Asace The eney
retreat is dsodered They abandoned their stores and cher
wounded
General Jcre continues All actions in the past few days
sustaining losses Our ar
ey demoralizng rghtfu effect the enemy We
have conquered majority the vosg mountain valleys lead
into Alsace from which shall attain the plains
LONDON England August 18The serious engagement along
border through Luxembug and Bel
gum progressing since Monday there good
to believe
LONDON England August 49, Reports received here this
morning say cavalry patrols sighted today north
Antwerp Belgium The entire civil guard in the district has
been mobized and the forts manned
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MATT SULLIVAN
new CALIFORNIA
COURT Justice

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WireIess]
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. ia
Matt !. Sullivan of San Francisco has
been appointed to succeed Chief Jus.
tice Beatty of the state supreme court,
who died few days ago.
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urges
AMERICANS SHOW
NEUTRAL SPIRIT
!: :ass.a.a.s.sssasa
Z p. r.. . ..,@... -. .'~' u

IAssociated Press by Federal Wireless]
= WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 1s. ::
:, President Wilson, in state s:
= ment issued today, abjures all =
:: Americans to beware that deep s;
:: est, most subtle and most essen {:
= tiai breach Of neutrality which ::
:: may spring out Of partisanship s:
= passionateIy taking sides" =
. . q . :. . :; q q q . g g . 8 8
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More British Land In France

LONDON England August 18Bish land forces prepared
for expedition inland landed today safely the French
coast the second large body British troops reported the
tinent ready to join with France in fighting Germany
The composition of the force landed today suppressed
cordance with Lord Ktchener's policy.
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Serbs Claim lmportant Victory

< & n /.
NISH Seva August 18It is officially stated here that the
Sean forces the border have defeated strong Austrian de-
achment dsasousy The Ausans declared have lost
$4,000 in killed wounded and IA The victorious
yians pursuing them
LEIPZIG AFoUL BRITISH BARK
SAN FRANCISCO Cal, August 1sThe German cruiser Leip
z which into port to coal colded today with the British
steel bark Lord Tempeown which anchored in the
The yards Of the bark carried away the wireless apparatus of the
cruiser The Tempetown lost considerable runnnggear
leved the cruiser damaged her bow
BRITISH PRINCE TO FIGHT ABROAD
LONDON Eng, August 18-Prince Alexander Queen Marys
brother viii shortly go into the foreign service according
nouncement here. #
PoPEs CONDITION ALARMING
ROME Italy August 1sThe Pope has attack Of bronchitis
The presence fever and metal depression compcate
condition.
GERMANS SAFE IN JAPAN III
TOXIC Japan, August 1sBaron Kato japanese
foreign affairs has that Japan will protect German
ects here between the two countries
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German Adpance Declared Halted

LONDON England August 18The German advance Brus
sells has been halted, according to here today.
No definite available of the progress Of the battle
believed be raging along the Franco German border The official
bureau the British merely that there
have been no British casualties
JAPAN TO WITHDRAW AMBASSADOR TO GERMANY
WASHINGTON D. @, August 18Japan has requested that
the United States take charge the japanese embassy Berlin
ease Of emergency This further indication Of the
formal Of relations between Germany and Japan
SAYS AUSTRIAN ToRPEDoER DISABLED
LONDON England August 18The Central News agency
that Austrian tOrpedoboa struck mine of Poa the Austrian
naval base the Aac Sea the entrance Of the Gulf Of
Venice. It is reported there only survivor
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-18

The
ship built She
slightly exceeds those vessels
the naming the girl Countess Hannah Bismarck
said: his
she did not the bottle Of vine the ships bow with
sufcient
this impressed naval II
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-08-02

RUMMAGE SALE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-08-02

Hundreds of pairs OF Misses and Childrens
Stylish Low Shoes. in Russia calf. patent colt.
gun metal and vici kid feathers: good servicea-
BILE styles and comfortable lasts. Sizes to 8;
81 to II and 1lh to 2. One dollar a pair.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-08-02
White and CO|Ored Wash Goods
Marked sf Phenomenal SAVINGS

pieces Of 27-inch Mercerized Pongee LIN
en-; oyster white. dark blue. brown. and blue
worth zsc yard. Rummage Sale 1CHsn
Piice .'.....--. .....a....-...-.. A6TSN
"a pieces of Printed Lawn; white grounds.
with neat prtntings. Worth 1oc yard. SAo
Rummase Sale price wv
So pieces Of Colored Wash Goods. including
Mercerfzed Crepe Cloth. Pebble Rice Cloth.
Ratine stripe Crepe and Plain Ratines good
assortment Of colors. Worth Csc yard. ill.,
rfummase sale price .-........-.......s ~
II pieces Of Csc Crepe; white grounds with
neat black embroidered dots; % inches oH,n.
wide. Rummage Sale price ..-..,.. orc
81 pieces of CSC Yarn Mercerized Poplins:
dark grounds with neat floral printings, 81
inches wide. Rummage Sale 10Esn
price --.--.....--...-...- .......-. 4ViS$
IS pieces of 1870 Printed Crepe Wolfe; an
this seasons newest styles. Rummage C4s~
sale price. yard ...-..--.....-...-- VfC
~ pieces of 27-inch silk Marquisette: larxe
assortment Of colors: also black. Worth o a..
3sc yard. Rummage Sale price .CSSC
pieces of ss-inch .Colored Ratine. inciud-
ing mahogany, brown. orange. tan. and russe..
Worth soc yard. Rumma9e Sale 1CN.n
price 16FS(
% pieces of 4s-inch Imported Ratine. In
brown, gray. tan. mahogany, American Beauty,
neat colored stripes. Worth 500 yard IN,
Rummage Sale price LOT
10 pieces Of s2-inch Ratine. white grounds
with neat colored stripes Worth Csc 7arn
yard. Rummage Sale price ......-...-fTsC
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-08-02

Dress Trimmings
Silk Soutache Braid. u yards in
each piece; colors only. Sold regu-
s Larry at, at sc each Rupmase 1Oc
Cotton Soutache Braid. 12-yard
pieces. Regularly 15c each. Sn
Rummags Sale price. ~
Trimming Braids, large variety of
styles and eolors. Kinds sold regu-
larry at sc, 1oc and 2c yard. 90
Rummase Sale price ~
Jet and Crystal landings. regu-
larry SOC yard. Rummage Sale COa
price. ..-....-...--.......---.. wv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-03

q o 9 immer ouf Dem q i'd
5ltg.
@tcn 2. Te5enlbcr, iiber 2onoon.
Seite wuroe bier Die folgenoe Of
ii3ielle 9etountmohuug erloiien:
o9luf oen iiioliHeu Griegsiboll.
plob 6efinoet iih ser Seino nod int-
mer oiif Dem &iid3ug. @eiteru fan.
sen feline a1mpfe bon 9eoeutung
itotf. aleine GrlppenoetaAenientS,
melhe ais 9orbit oienen mahten
ne6rere bmoert @efongene
&eftiger oeutfmer g a bt.
9lngriff bel Soo5.
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@euerolitobS Saiiptquartier beute
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6dltniBmdBiqe 9lube nuf Der gon5et
6ront. Sn oar @egeno bon Souicj
oouerten oic Sample fort, ieood NIT
ipeniger Seftigfeit,
@egen @litiernadt mohte Ser
5eiuo, IN geidIoiienen Solomon
morihireno, eiuen ir9arien gIn9riiI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-03
ssirttsmbcrgii6es Megimcnt sei6net f8 aus.
Gine Neutralitats GOnferens in ssai6inaton.


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SDrt0Fe mdden Gn6alt gebDtH mnrDe.
Sun gsonnsnwao nrOe artc Stelnng Oes 6enOeS bonn
Nrttm6ersen Snaueeimeut Nr 12O bien Gbef Der Oeue
Saer it, Sci Oie @eIeaenGet murOen 5u G5ier nno
300 Splcan OeS 5einOes gefangcn eeupmmen.
@Uu SRpreuFcn in uidts 9emes ST bedten.
m u0rden @osa nimm Ole Sdadt i6reu nOrmalH 60rtgang
SIN iH6iden 9On mnrOeu Die 9usfc Os 6eiuOes 5nradge'
IdlaeeH.
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oe ban ms unO sma@n 900 ecfnnseeu ire
bcreten 10000 Weangen nit ugedOn en lit uidt war
Su ben S9lnda be @lOdoUef amtno SOO nHo SOmic bat
bic Saide armee Der 3t H. gaODube bis 0esmber ber
10000 uupsruruOctc rufde @eian gene gema@t"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-03
gleBerNdf Ser oeari9sn slieg9naSridten.

SaiIer Srau5 SpiepB wnrSe seern ieinem 66 &egie
rings. .SmblGnm nit Der Nadridt Sal SelgraO's
frcnt Die frhbere erbdc SanptoOt IL ben Seterredern
gum 3ueite Dial in Die 6an6e seialen.
bic Gage Ser6ens mir6 ais ankerf rtiid besedHet.
@cn beridte Sof Bic Gerbeu nOd INNER an Sem 9dnae
6esriffen fnS.
Su %olen tO6 Sic groae SdIndt Der 0eatideH bic
9nen nod mmr iOr Gffi3iea mrO uOu Berlin beridtet
oof II. gDpem6er bis Se5em6a $4,000 Hoien geian
gen genDmmen unroen.
SomObl 2Onoou, wie &ariS gc6en 5m ban es MIN nm r
ben idlet betelt lit. Die Nairten beoaMen, Dan nd Der
6erdctc grORe 9iuIenfiee nidJt bcuaBrbcltee
SOm weitden SregsidanpIae miro beridtet Oah nd bort
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&Gcr nm G6ef 6a as5dnete naO cine iarfe fran30fhe
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SutenOes OOrsefaacm 5u iein %eridOcne ranaFc gurO
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DtIme Nregsan6c in p6be fhnf 9RilarOen Wlart
Ocnthn &cidStag eHimmia angeuonmen Sgen ole @OraBe
ltmme MIR Scr p5aDemofrat de NbgeorDHcte Scbfneht
0as GtaatS- 9epartement in 0SaibiuaiOn mHndt 5uefs
gSaGrnno Der NcMtrnG gMSfunft Der Neble6m Stab
Gompaene ber aueebIide GOHtrattc Ban lInere
6ppten fir erropGide 9reeia6reuoc.
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3eit fir SrieoeRs0oriddee nod uidJt fir gefOmmen
Gorfcrens Der &anNmerifanihen lnUH megen Sdaffnng
elmer neutrau gone fiuOe am OmmenSen Sienitas att
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-03
Dtl0rao gttaNrn.
@Oa OficrreidiidDen
SruppeM erObcrt.
GiegesbOtIbaft 5u ssram5
SUIeph's Ofe0iermngss
5ubiIamit.

General 6ront bonn fiinften Oiterrci-
dii6en 9(rmeecorps mcIOet ben
6aa Der ierbii4en 6eihns unO
SoilptitoOt. ~ ser6ii8c sieacs-
@cIoumoen boren ouf. Ole
Gage in Serbien iebt bo6it fri
tiI4. II 05ieoerloeen perOcn 8u-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-03

gegen uniere SteQnngen norolih
BON 2oo1 rurroe ober 5uriifgcidla-
gen..
3mei So6ne ocs beIoiiden
Nremierminiiters ge.
fallen.
2on0om 2. Gel ghis glm.
iieroam miro oem gleuter'ideu Bit
reai aemeloet oaB elm Sobn oes bel.
gii6en Brenierniiniiiers oes Bro.
gneoiae in ser 5dladt geiauen iit
uuo geriihtpeiie perloutct, oaB ieiu
5meitcrSo6u ebeniaQs in oerShIoht
gefoaeu iei
General &c Mct gefon.
oen.
eon6om 8. Dcs @encral
G6riitiau Sc gget. ser yiibrer ser
9tiiitanoiiden in Scr iiioafritoni.
ideu ltniou, III elmer offi3icllcn &c.
peide ous 4retoria an oie 9leuter
Telegram So. 5uioIee geiaugen ae.
nommen poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-03

llJOFtietnltg iitbe 6, Seits,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-03

Ailden Nrmeecorps meloet Den
6aa Der ierbiiben 5eItna unO
Soilptftoot. ~ 9er6iihc sieacs.
@lcIonnoen boreu ouf. Ole
Gage in Serbien iebt b0dit fri
tiI4. O1ieoerlueen perOcn 5p-
gcaeben.
g9icm ii6er 2onoou 2. Sea.
Seiterrei6ii9e 8ruppeu beiebten
1cute 9elgroo, Serbien. Die Gin.
nobme ocr Stoot purOe in einem &c.
Iegronm an Goiier 5ran5 Soiepb
bon General Srunf, Dem Gommon.
oeur oes 5. 9lrmcecorps, gemclOet.
Gie 8otidoft lolltet:
.@eitotten Sic mir, S9nen on-
l6BIid OeS &c. SSabrestoges Sbrer
9legierung Die gtadriht 8u 5iiBen
I 6li Iegen, 0oB 9clerao beute bonn 5.
9lrmeecorps beieBt plroe.~
Ole Stoot @elgroo, pelhe Ole
Sauptitoot Ser6ien's wor, bis fur5
mad Dem glusbru6 Oes &rieges Der
Sit Der &egierilns perlegt puroe,
luur0e in oen lebten bier Wlonaten
Oes Seiteren bon oen Seiterreidern
ongegriffen. Qlnfanes glugldt er.
leiAten 0iterreidiihe Truppcn Die
Stoot, fonnten iie ober nidt bolten.
Ger @ormari6 elmer neuen 0iterrei
dii6en 9lrmee ourd oaS n6rolihe
Serbien modte Die Gage ser ierbi-
iHen Sruppen in 9eIgroo 81 elmer
risfauten uno beute W}orgen iuuroe
Gus Sofia berihtet, ooB oie Staot
oerdumt wur0e.
Serbier'S s 2age tritii9.
2onoon, 3. Ge5em6er. II syn ei.
ner Gepei6e aus Sofio, @ulgarienJ
iogt ser Gorreiponoent bon 9leu-
ter's Selegromm-Gompoup Sier
eingetroffene geri6te oeutcu an
ooB Die Sihotion in Serbieu fritiih
1T. SIS miro erfldrt, oaB Die ier6i.
i6e g(rmee gelgrao alfaege6en bat,
mo Sab oie telegrap6iitbe @er6ir-
Oung 5piiGen gelgrao ilno Olii6, ser
ietigen ierbiiden Souptito0t, ullter.
6ro6en lit.
Serbiid d c gtieoerlage 8l-
gegeben.
@urts, 2. 91opem6er. Sol6-
amtlide g2odridten, mel6e 0ie Sa-
Das 9lgentur ans g1iib er6iclt cnt.
6alten ous 3ugeitdnOniB, SAB sic
GeIterreider in Serbien meitere sic.
Qe erronaen. glod elmer Gei6e BON
giod6utgeiebten ipd6reno Der lebten
poar Sage waren Die ierbiidenGritp-
ben Erupen am I. GGem6er &c.
5puuacL iib bon Der @egeno bon
Suoiite mo aocieritd 8uriid5u5ie-
ben. Ger 9liid8ug erioIgte aneeblid
in gutter Srouung.
SHwere Sample ereigneten iid IN
ser ged6e BON Souba6or, lpo oie
Seiterreiber cine eroBe Sruppen.
madt concentrirten uuo no es ID.
ncn geloug, 5iuei ipidtige 8unfte 81
bcieben
sSn Dem aanipf entlang oes SEQ.
lu6ara.5mes battcn Die Serbeu an.
oc6lid eutliHe Grfolge 81 ber5eih-
nen. Gie Ser6en 6eri6ten, Dob iic
in cinent @cfebt ndbe Sa5orebab oni
2S. g1ooen6er SteIlungen oes Sem.
oes ero6erten imo 27 Offi3iere umo
2OOO Solooten gefongen nobmen.
2onoon 2. Ge5enl6er. Ger
Zines miro aus Fetrogroo gemel-
oct.
.OeiterreiB bat cine 6ol6e Nlil.
lion Eruppen an Ser ierbiifeu @ren.
8e, o6cr sic Serben ar6ieltcu oor.
ii6er 10 reHBcitig gla6ridlt, ooB iie
lid in giiuitigere @ert6eioioungsIteI-
lunaen 5uriid3ieben fonnten. Gie
Ser6eu bOffeit ooB sic 9iitiicn iebt
6aIo Dor guoopeit eriHeiueu rper.
So,,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-15

fcs and if intoxicants are not permit
ted to GOuGiE&te the individual n:e
there will not be. the slightest din
Guilty in Irving near the equator.
TO be Contnued)