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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-29

meet the demand of the United States
army for a motor truck which could be
used in actual field service to perform
at least as much work as under the
same conditions as would be done by
team of four mules.
The first test which the company
held at the Jeffery factory consisted of
driving the Quad over a series of three
hurdles. These hurdles were made of
timbers about SKA piled to the height
of sixteen inches There was in one
case a step from the ground made by
a plank and in the other case a sheer
vertical face of sixteen inches. Carry
ing a load of approximately 1000
pounds the truck surmounted these
hurdles with ease 1t was then driven
to the testing field beyond the Jeffery
factories and showed its ability to
work under the most severe conditions
by carrying it's load back and forth
over ploughed and rough ground where
the footing was nuite as difficult as
could possibly be expected in actual
field service with the army. At one
point the Quad actually climbed UP the
side of a steep gully or ditch at least
five feet deep. Then to show that the
limit had by no means been reached,
the Quad again crossed the gully and
pulled after 1t a trailer loaded with
two tons of pig iron
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-29
Quad, Four-wheeled
Drive, New Jefery Truck

Last month, at Kenosha, Wis, one of
a series of tests was held by the Thomas
h. Jeftery Company on it's four wheel
drive and steer truck, called the Quad.
Mr.. Wardrop, of Power Wagon" said,
when the tests had been concluded: TT
was the most comprehensive motor
truck exhibition | have ever witnessed.
The time has come when the real facts
of motor truck transportation cannot
ascertained through n careful study of
the experience of different industries" +"
The test conducted by the Jeffery
of iInusuaI capacity TO traverse had
traction condition that to another kind
of car would be impossible. The Quad,
which is a motor truck driven and
steered on all four wheels, has been
designed by the Jeffery Company to
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-29
Goodyear Tires at
Ante-beIlum Prices

The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.,
announce mo war prices on Goodyear
Tires" Mr.. F. A. Sieberling, presi-
dent of the Company, thus expalins
their unique position.
We advanced Goodyear prices as
others did theirs, when the rubber
panic came. Almost in day crude
rubber rose in New York from 55 cents
per pound to much over dollar.
And, as most of the worlds rubber
comes via London or Antwerp, we saw
no way out for a time.
''The New York supply was too
small to consider. European exchange
was entirely suspended. Merchant
ships had ceased running.
But we have an almost world
wide organization, and we brought 1t
at once into play. We are the worlds
largest buyers of high-grade rubber,
so we have our own experts in Lon
don, Colombo, Singapore and Para.
I'VE cabled our London people to
buy up the pick of the rubber there.
BY acting quickly and paying cash
they obtained 100000 pounds of the
finest rubber there. They bought be-
fore the advances-before the other
change or to bring the rubber here.
THAT big supply of rubber is near
ly all on the way to the Goodyear fac
tory in Akron. 1t constitutes the best
of the London supply On the inferior
grades remaining, prices have since
been rapidly advanced.
1--WE have since taken other steps TO
insure us a continuous supply, all of
the highest grade rubber. In all the
chief sources of rubber supply we
have experts on the ground. All is
! being done that can be done to Sc
cure the best rubber, the exchange to
pay for it and the ships to bring 1t
here.
THE result is that Goodyear tire
prices are now the same as in June.
This is truJ, we believe, of no other
maker, all of whom have raised prices.
We are using the same grade OF rub
ber and the same amount of 1t as we
always have used in these tires.
I'VE are running our factory with
three shifts of men, twenty-four hours
a day. So long as we remain in this
| fortunate position on rubber, we shall
supply tire users at before-war prices
to the limit of our capacity"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-29
Governor Turns From
Horses to the Cadillac

Governor Samuel b. fIalston. of In
diana, has always been an ardent lover
of horses. He loves them yet, but has
learned to love the motor car also, as
evidenced by his recent purchase of a
Cadillac. Now part of the Executive
sta bles has been turned into a garage,
and the Governor uses the Cadillac more
often than he drives out behind his fine
horses.
Whether Governor Ralston will learn
to drive the car is a question. For the
present, he says. his son will do the
driving. For long time the Governor
has been besought by automobile men
ages, and for a long time resisted all
attempts to get his name on the State
license lists. But he could not resist
proud of his selection, and that the
members of his family are exceedingly
well satisfied with it.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-29
VILLAS CARS HAVE MILLER TIRES

Even with Victoriano Huerta, former
Provisional President of Mexico, now
peacefully residing in Spain, Pancho
Villa, the Mexican general, has recently
added seven automobiles to his army
staff The tire equipment. purchased
from an El Paso dealer. is manufacture
ed bv the Miller Rubber Company, Of
Akron. Ohio. which maintains branch
at the Texas city.
ing used by villa, mainly for transpor-
tafion of food and ammunition for his
army Mexican country not being oil
the boulevard type. will furnish Sc
we're enough test for the tires.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-29
Government Preparing
to Study Living Cost
BY Associated Prcss

Mexico City, Aug. 29.+The govern
ment issued a decree yesterday calling
on all grocers to submit to the federal
authorities an inventory of their stock
and their price list. Failure to COM
ply with this order will mean con-
fiscation of the goods.
The measure was made necessary
because of the famine prices prevail
ing, which are causing distress and
discomfort among the populace.
A decree will be issued to-day de-
manding that every inhabitant deliver
any firearms which he may have to
the military authorities within forty
eight hours.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-29
Extraordinary
Motor rCarValue
at a Profit
Sharing Price

COMPARE the Chandler,
~ part by part, feature by
feature, with any of the other
well known lightweight skies.
Compare workmanship and
finish and equipment. Compare
the six-cylinder experience of the
manufacturers. Make thorough
comparisons and you will appre-
Ciate the Chandler Company's
profit sharing price for the new
1915 Chandler.
The Chandler is the only six-cyIin-
der car selling for less than $4,000
which has all the following fea-
lures Of high-class construction:
Bosch Magnetic.
Separate electric generator and starting
motor.
Imported annular ball bearings.
Large gasoline tank in rear.
Mayo genuine Mercedes Type honeycomb
radiator.
True stream-line body design.
Crowned tenders.
Absolutely clean running boards
Single wire electric system, with wiring
run through armored conduit.
No oside lamps double globes in front lights.
Cast aluminium motor base, extending from
frame to frame.
Oiling system all contained within the
motor-no outside piping.
Three imported silent chains, instead Of
noisy gears, to drive camshaft, pump
and generator. These chains run
silently in constant spray of OIL
Multiple disc steel and raybestos clutch
double internal enclosed brake drums
deep 10 and II inch cushions.
Regular equipment includes in addition to
equipment items already named, Jiffy
curtains, 8-day clock, Jones speed.
ometer, rain-vision clear-vision VENT.
iating windshield, tire carrier in rear
without straps.
Roomy 5-passenger touring car, 120-inch
wheel base, tonneau seat AZ ins. wide.
Sl595. Handsome roadster, $1595.
Come Drive in the Chandler
and See its Marvellous Motor
Early DeliUeries
Andrew Redmond
Third and Boyd SITS.
CHANDLER MOTOR CAR CO.. Cleveland. ohso
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-29
WILSON TAKES AUTO TRIP
Bv 4ssocinfed PreSs

Cornish. N. Y, Aug. 29-President
Wilson took an automobile ride to
Hanover. N. H.. to-day in spite of a
heavy rain which prevented him hav-
ing a round of golf. The President
was accompanied by DR.. Grayson.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-02
gInbau an W,uiif6eint.

Gin BelpeiS, Dab Der Gnaba Wtlts
iifberein rpdbit. blilbt uno geoetbt,
lit Die Sbotia6e, onB fem popuIdres
9eim jest berer0Bert miro. Gin
anbou bon 1914 SUB miro errid-
tet, oas aus Gr6geidoB uno 3luei
Stodiperfen beIteben miro. 9arin
mer6en 8iIlar6- ltno aartet5intnter,
iopie Buffet uuo Slide eingerihtet.
Der @nbau miro na6 Den gldnen
oes gIrditetten Soiepb @utb aus
gefubrt unb lit bereits nit ben no
tbigen Gr0ouSbeblngeu begonnen
noroen. Die 8ergroBerltng bes Mu-
itfbeiuS ioa 10 roiA ols n6gIid
ouSgefiibrt neroen.
Ser Omaha @luIifberein erlGBt
an ale 9elttife in 9tebrasfa lulO
Soma Die ber5Ii6e ginlo0ung err
ge6en, mGbren0 ibres glufentbaltes
in Omaha I'M $eim oes Itulifber-
Gins ibr Sauptquartier ouf8uiAla-
deft.
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Berlin, 2. Oft. - Dos Striegs'
amt Bat berte Jto6nlittoe Die Or.
tI1rtng obgegeben ooB ollie iiinsit
bon Den &Iiien eenteloeten Siege
boaig aus Der 2uft eeerifien iinO.
Die 9ertiden iinb in &iiiiid 8oleH
ilberoa i'm @orteiI.
2on6ou. 2. Oft. - Der qeiro.
grab aorreipouoent Der Zines"
bot beute foIgenoe 9epeide ge.
Idnot: Der ruiiii6e MiIitdrfritifer
6berit Sdumsfb iagt, boB Die 9eiit'
ihen In groBter Gle itneebeure
Sriippenmoien apiiden greslon
uno arofnu Suionmen5ieben. Gie-
les oeittet oornuf bin, ooB fie duf
benz redten l1fer Ser @eihieI bor.
5ugeben geoertfen. I'M Die &ufien 3it
Sfpingen, ole ibre @roberuugen in
@oIioien I'M Std Su Ioiien un0 iih
3uritd3u5ieben ODER cine gntIhei-
oungsihlaht on5unebmen. Die
Geitiden leeen einen lingebeuren
appetit an ben Gag. gtiht 6nnit
5ufrie0en, ben Guiien cine Gntidei.
ouuesidlodt on5ubieterg belngern
fie aud nod Die 5eituns SIiopitid
am on0eren Gnoe Der ruiiiiden
S6IodtIinie. Sbne 6roge fino iie
iider, 0oB iie Die Sdla6t an Der
idleiii9en @ren5e gefpinnen meropn
oa iie ii6 bereits oarm MADDEN bic
WiemeI 5u iiberIhreiten. gllf jeoen
6aI miro Die gtusfiibrlng oieics
gronoioien 8lones 5u eincn ihnek
len glbi6IuB oeS Grieges i'm Often
fiibren. (Offenbar beliebt Der ebren-
merte SdumsfD ooer Sdufftsfp 8u
ipotteln; ma, Die 2uit gum 2oden
miro ibm pobl pergebetL nGnn ibm
mol General @inoenburg gu faiIen
triegt)
gfoH, iiber @oris. 2. Oft.
Sier eingetroffene 3epei6en beiagen,
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DrntI6r Gag- @fitr morgan nno
SDnntag i'm DrutI6tn 6ans!
DIS ganG OGm(Nt6um (OGIe li6 Wie Elm
]llann 5u Der 6e6ren 5eier einfinOen.
9err(i6e jeIt-prOgramme!

Gcutid)e bcrausl Go lalitet Der
Hui Der an ale 2ouosIeirte in
Omaha uub llngegen0, ia eon5 gie.
brosta uno i'm meihiden Soma er.
eebt. Geuti9e bernus 5lr 8elt.
i6en Sag.5eier, orrnngirt bonn
Deutid. gmerifoniiden geutrolber.
bonO bon Dmobo, Siio Omaha mO
llmgegenol Gulo9oS itol5es oeut.
ihes Sous uno iein rri5en0er Bart
iolteu on beiOen Geittneen eine 9e.
iuher5obl mie ME 5ubor auf5upeiien
boben. Gilt es bod, iins GeutiH.
omerifaner in oieier ihmeren 3eit
eneer oneinonOer 5u ihlieBen uno
Der Belt 5u 5eigen BAT mir eiuig
iino IN Der Spmpotbie, bic mir I'M,
ierem lie6en often goterlan0 in iei,
ner i6Deren Stltrl0e ertgegenbrin.
gen. lno oob mir ehte gaeittrolitGt
geuobrt tpiiien molten bon Seiten
Ser Der. Stoaten in Dem iesigen
furatbnren 4ompie. Damn ober
aud, Dab mir Gpfer bringen nollen
fir uniere ltreitenoen griioer, miro
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bod Der lleberiduB Oes Geites ben
StrleesuotbIeioenOen 5ugeDanot iDer.
Den.
Gigentlia lit ia Der 9eutide Sog
Elm ltrift ameritoniider 5eittog, Der
uns erinnern Ioa ON bic erite bent.
i6e glniie6lung in oieiem Sanoe iuO
an oil 6os, mas imier 8olfstbuu
5unt glufbon bieier iiiueen geution
6eigetrdaen bat. @ie ober in Die.
fem Sabre bic gerbdltntiie lieseL
meroen bic eriteren @eoonten ieoen.
faIGs I'M 8orbergrltn0 0es Sntereiies
iteben.
Serrlide 6eitprogramme fontmen
an beioen 2agen sur ausfiibrune,
Die sSeoermann einen ieltenen @e.
nuB oeridaffen. @s iperoen erbe.
benoe 6eiern fueroen, beionoers bic
5eltperiommlung om Sonntog yfa1-
nittag. eSe0er 8euti6e ioate nit
ieiner 6nnliIie ben erbebenoen Set.
lidteiten beiiuobnen. gaadfoIgeno
Die auSfiIbrIi6eu 6eitprogramme:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-02

folge Der l1e6errto6t Der 5aponer
un6 8riten a1ls ibren 8oiitionel1 3r-
riid5ie6en nluBten. Sic iit0 iebt
auf ibre 6ollptpertbeioigr
gefaIlen un0 Ieiiten eitergiiben @is
oeritdto, 8otio gibt icGbit 5rt bob
Die 8ertuite Der sSSSapailer erorm iinO.
Gas fSelier Der 0eutIGen Sriegslfif-
fe uno oosienige Der 2anbbotteriett
mar furhtbar. @s ioller 1900 S5a.
baner qefaQen luo 800 bertmtrtoet
4poroeu icin. 8ot enter 8erernitttg
Der 6eElng baben Die Saponer Dor.
IGltfig glbitano genontrneu. 9ie Ser.
lutte Der 8eutiben ittt6 MIR gering.
Die 9eitihen boben ale 8riiden,
oic mad Der Saltptitn0t Der Solo.
ME 4ialtiddu fiibren, serIt6rt. Con.
te i1 3iinatau ni1t balten fonnen
oann tperoeu ale 6ffentIi6et @eb6u.
Oe in Die 2uft seiprengt Deroen.
Shnelle iapnfliIde Srelt5er liegen
Dor Dem 6afefl Inn einen 9luSfall
6es oelttlden @cidapaOers entge-
gen5utreter.
Su engliider 8rlcrdjttng.
2onoort, 3. Oft. - Die S6lont
an Der 9isne iii MN felt brei 8o.
IN @nnap uto fetne Der fam.
Qfer1oeu 9orieien fam iid zines
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Grntldje 3eitnnaeH buffunngS.
irenDia.

n Rotter0din, 2. Oft. 0eutihe
.i3eitirngen befpreden in rubigem
tlonc bic Sadlnee in 5ranfrei6.
Ifle5uenebmeno nlif Die Waelolng oes
Observation-Disclosures: n@ir mo-
Ieen ee3iDungen meroet einige I'M.
hDeIentlihe SteIlungeft oui8ugeben,
|oog Bolt ober muB NIT ieinem llr.
He'll 0uriidhnItetL Bis oas &eillltat
1brr fonlbitirten Gperationen be-.
|funlgt iTt4, id)reibt oas ggerIiner
GogebIott~ YGs 1T oen oeutihen
Iruppen IN sSranfreidl ntat Iei6t
qenrudDt. ober Den 9erbiinoetcn llu-
beil bertiinoeno operiren unIere
1ruppen oluiiben 8er0nn itno 3ouI.
Der 8dbe oes Mioeriton1s ino Der
fnereie bes glngriffS Der srorBolen
|nriB unbeoiugt AnerfeIiilitg ge3olt
lpcrben. Gieie beioen 1batichen
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Die ifeftnbaeidlcn.

Go8 9lrronoemertsfoulite Der
9eutider Sagfeier m1bte all oieier
SteIe berporbeben, oaB oie 5eitub-
3eiben all oen 5eittngen, 3. uno A.
Cttober, ni9t I'M 9eutihen Saus
ertauflid lino; BORT utuB Gintritt
be5qblt pcroeu Gie 8eItab5eihen
iin0 iebt 3lt baben bel oen aomite.
ntitalieoern III Der Office Der Gno-
la Gribitne, iii Der Wtuiif. 9aTle uno
i'm 0euticheu Sails. Sic Iollten Bis
Samltag ale perfouft peroet. 7,
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sdnaerprObc sunnta0 glloraen.

9ie Oeutidlen Sanger ttno gaYfr.
rinncn lin0 biernit frennoIi9ilf 6a.
raul oufnerfiont genlad]t, %oB sic
Gborprobe nit 9rheiter or 9ieoer,
Die arf Der 9eutidbcn 1ogN3eiet Qe.
lungen mer0en Sonntaq georQen
pllnft 10 llAr i'm GGnger6eint Itotts
ftnoet, ltno ooB fein D}itgIic0l ie6len
iollte. Die Gborleiitrn9sn uniercr
Singer nlilIien ouf Softer t5tltIe
iteben uno ooS merOeN Iie, iueru aae
Die Srdeiterprobe l1ittnae1en.
8ie reguldre 8robe fali0, qeitcrn
g(benb itatt ilno rticbt. ME mir leioer
acknowledgements beridltefen, feute
Abello. Sic iuar CUT haillcDt un0
|nabm einen erfolgteidea 9erIauf
0ieieni8en Sdnger uho 5dnacrilt-
men, Die bieIleiht iiifoEoe oer falfdben
slnfiinoigung qeiterit 9Ibcu0 uigbt Ell
| ihieneH ipuren IN oent sIurben bic
Grobe lei s5reitag glbeio, iin0 beIon
oers oringenn eriudif, bic 4rot
Gonntag Iforgen ntit5unadlen. A
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Starter geIndl in sidlt.

8ie inns Serr 6rib Sdul3 aus
8remont beute ibrei6t, miro Die 9e-
tbeiligung ans iener @egeno an Ser
e0utihen 8ogfeier am Sountag in
0maba lpeit GROCER, cls man 3uerit
0odte. glu8 alien Std0teu DER I'm.
gegeno peroen Die 2ellte nit }hl-
tos eintreffen. Serr 9tobert Sarre.
8iirqerneiIter bon 6remont, miro
Die 4oro6e fii6reu. Q8iIfonlmen!
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ltntidler uffi,ieller geridIi.

gIerliH, 2. Cft. (lleber 6nag.)
Gas bifIise driegspmt madlte beute
brlnnHt, 6nk bic yerbhnoeten, luel.
Idle gegrn ben beniiden reateu 5lii.
IAel fanpfeH, cite 6laufenbeuegnHg
Isegeu bic SeHtfden ansfiihrtrn; oer
lNaeriff wnr6e hIntia abaeidlngrH.
gSO iinmcr Oic 0snti3en iUeacn Der
llleDrrmndlt an Sobrn Derloren, &C..
luaHneH nc i'm ioiort luieOer. Die
SndlIase lei mebr iuie 5nirieScn.
Iitellgrb NIT beariinneten glnsiidIten
anf einen idlliehlidlen Sieg. IS
lwirb ferncr aemrleet, Oaf bic
,tEdnpfe lueitlidD puu Der Eiic, HDrS-
Hid BON gsouon nub oem Somme.
lNIHk entlaHa nit 8rOFer pcftigfeit
lueifrr geiiIbrt ueroen. Vile Nm
lGriffe bcr &erhhnbeten' merOen ileg'
lrridD abseidhagen. geiOubers idwcr
limb bic Sample n6rOlidl DOn Der
ISpmiae, lDolrlbit Der GeinO srofe
B'erisdrfnnaen srAalten bot nnS Der.
slBsifelts @rrindle madlir, nRicre tje'
ftdlpIIHtr 1T SnrdbrsaIen Rab bic
! ahnhrfitr Spibe nnirres redten Sin.
gCIs ~ mngeSsn.
fSraHsCiidle Nrmcen, lueldle 5iuis
lidlru Spul unO Nnnrg operireu,
| snerInGten Omrdl eiHen aeiualtigen
yoritck ben liufen oentidlen 1Sliigel
niebcr5nrinetu; es mar linen ge'
lilngen, nit tanienbeu BON Cpiern
mebrere 9Spiltioneu ~ nebmeR, iunr.
ben aber gleid Darani luieber bnr6
einen Stnrmangriff 5nriidgetricbca.
On Der ytdbe bon ct. WIibiel
frcnBteH bic 0entiden sbenfulls bic
| Muns, sogen idl abcr balS Oaranf
lanriid, iporanF bic Iran5Oien micDer
Gre aIten Stellnugen einnabmen.
tdnR lDnrbe auf oies BON alien
Eeiten Elm beruidDtenoes Artiaerie.
Rner nuterbnlten; pnnOerte DnrSeu
letSbtet; Die iIbrigen entluidjen in
tOaer 3lndt.
Ia 3m 3entrnm iuirO Oas glrtiIlerics
} $ntr fDrtgeiebt. Ss iuirO gemeISet,
1aE eiHise nnlueicRtlide 8OiitiUHen
anfBegeben unrheu, nm WtcRldcn'
sben 3i idluuen.
Il gDnbUR, 2. Oft, 3.31 glOreeus.
Sine gerIiner 7epeihc an bic
Nenter Telegram SO. iiber amitcr.
Gam melOet: 0Gs iunrOe bier Offi5iea
aemeIbet, bah bic po6ebene bon
9Dpe nab 5resuon.Ie.@rnnO, nor6.
AurlfIid bon Npgon am 30. Sept.
BON elmer A6tetInug Der aInf'lden
Mxmee geitiirmt nnO beiebt lunr6c.
Nzabli1 BON Ct. Nibiel, ami Oem
Mnteu Aliigel Der 9eutidJen, griffen
He 1rauSOFrH bon 5pnl ans nit
rpfeH aYdften an, lunrbeu Gber nm.
Ter GdyiUeren gerlniten 5MrilfqcIdjla.
msn. 1icier gIngrifi ereignete Td
nm 1Dunerltag. Die 8elngernng
non MntiDerpen timmt fir ms cineu
Aanltigen gserl1nf. Die Safiage
1mf Sem 0itliden Sriesstbeater 1T
Asuberanbert."
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aitf Dem @run6 oes S3enn8 rubt
gtn Den griieeIu bic 9fltBlano un6
Ssrantreid befouuneu. liegt ibm
nidts, menn mir 5rie6e genndt
tperoen fam, ebe er 81 biel ieincr
araft einoe6iiBt bat)
Barrier pffisiclle Melbnngen.
Garts, 2. Oft. - Sier puroe. Die
folgenoe 6ffentlifJe Gnfiinoigung err
laIJcn: Qis geiteru 2(benb lit nihts
beIonoeres Si meloen altBer 6aB es
in Der geGbe bon Rone (auf Dem
frou36IiI6en linfen JliigeD 8u einem
erbitterten Sample FAM Der ober
su unieren @unIten oltsiiel.
(Stimmt ni6t nit Oeu1 offiSieIlen
6eatIden 8eridt, 0ie 9ranaoien
ibneioen ouf) SSn ben Qlrgolnen
boben mir an mebrercn Stellen Or
folge 5u per3ethnen (ald nidt
iuobr). Ole olgemeine Gage Der
0inge lit aitfrieoeniteaeno. (Die
&anptiade lit, bob Die 6ran8oiell
nit Oen oeutiden Sieoen man i'm.
mer 3ufrieoell Iino 10 etfpos
fam man ibnen ols Gr8feinoe niAt
bod genug anrehnen)
Sapaner arg ntitacnommen.
9sefine, 2. Oft. Gin bon Iiing.
tou bier eiit5etroffener beutifer Be
riat beiugt, bob iia Oie 2euti9en in.
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glnf hem 0arncpnlsp[nh.

Gobe3u 5000 Eerionen beiuhten
geitern g(bert6 6en SaarnepolsplaB !;
oeriebe er1peiit ii9 euf oos &ubli.
fun oIS ein ltngebeltrer 0fa9net; !;
ieber idetut ooralf erpiht 5it iein
ben SpoB ntit3unto6en. Sic 5hau-
bll0en mndten brtaante @eibdfte,
GoIIte 0aS g8etter dtlbalteno ihon
bIeiben, 6onn 6iirfte Der oiesiabri-
ge aarnepol ale feline 8orgdnger
in ieoer ge5iebung in ben Sdatten
iteIIen.
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gfutl6rr gfri0t
lQuttt giulig!

Berlin, 2. Oft, bru6tluic 3epeidJe
ii6er GOgDia, &. 8. Gffi3ielle
Serliner &cridJtc beiaaen, Oaf bic
grDRc Sdladjt an Ger glisne nod
uurntidlieOen 1T. Dir 9rntIdlcn bDnt-
barSiren nm bic frans1iiid)rn Stcl.
luugen ans Idlmercn ejeidliiten. gIl.
le gerinde Der &crbdnOcten, Die
Sdladtlinie IN burdbredltn, iunrorn
abgcpieicn. Sdmere &erlilite iinO
ben Sran5Oien in Der ArgOnnen Sc
giUn 6eigebradlt mprOen. Die Ient.
idlen madeH BORT lueientlidIe SOrt.
idJrittc.
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9entIdler sao.aOmite.

0ie leste uno lpi6tielte Sisltng
oeB 8euti6er 3oe-aomites Dor Dem
5eIte finbet berte, 5reitog glbenO,
2. OFT, I'M 9etti6en Sotie Ttott.
Da nod midtiee @elt1fte at erie
oigen finb, ioGte fem @aitgIieo in
Der geridmullung feblen.
glug. s. Spe6t, Sefretdr.
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Hic 9cnti6cn Oringcn
an Der Ntaas ftetig Oor!
Qlnd anf bent re6ten Jliigel tuerben alle
llmgebnngsDerlu6e ber SerbilnOeten
] iiegrei6 abgel6lagen!
Die Srlagerung Antwerpen's madt tetge TOrti6rtte!

1cnfAdnoide 5nb 9s grlae sadh
mi
n NIT
in
snHa gsHde Den 9aHs omH r sta bel ansn her en SSa
bn m
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@eltouslteaung ngSboulneiiter o.. q.
StrebloD Dirb sum 8eiltd ieiuer
8antiIie rloreen bier erlportet. gr
fonntt aur 5eier oes 9eitti1en Ia
ges pie gerufen.
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6rORr S6la6t nnweit Der
9rfnng arakan i'm Gangs!
General 0. 9in0en6urg 6OmmanOirt Ole UerGi.
nigten Oeut(6en unO 0aerret6iI6en
StreitRrdItel
ROla BON Der SlOtte Der gerbaaOeten aasesriiTen!

oab uuee6eiire 3iigc oeutlder Eriip.
pen iib ourh @0bmen rnb wl1brcn
nod Der ruililden @renae bepeeen.,
Geutidldno moht beroiidje sln!
itrengnngen, Dem 9or0rinsen Der
gtuiien enteeeen5ittreten. Depeidlcn
bon @ien beiaeen. oaB Der oIterrei.
diIde @eneraIitab ieet bollitdnoig
bon oem 0eutiAen @eneraIfoumaii0o
obbdneie 1T, nelhes Die Gperotio.
men aegen giuBlano leiten niro.
Bien, 2. Oft. lIeber Aom. -
Gie ruIIii6e 9orbut tit NIT otter.
reidiiden uno oeiitihen Triippen
IuniUeit arofau SniammengeitoBeH.
Die 8ertbeiOieer Der 5eitling baben
Itarfe goiitionen iilne. Sat- bic ee-
ian1mte oiterreidiihe 5eIOornee,
berit1rtt 0lr6 nebrere oeuti9e ar-
meeforps, lit in lm0 Inn Srofolt
suiammenqe5oaen. Gen GberbefebI
fiibrt Der oeutihe General @in0cn.
burg, Ser oen gfltiien bereits ntcb.
rere berni9tenoe gaie0erIageu beige.
6ra6t but. Die giltiien ioaen in ei-
ner Stdrfe bon elmer 9iiIlion an-
rilden.
SOla riitet 5um aampf.
giom, il6er 8oris. 2. g.. - Nus
Solo. Dem oiterrcidiiden Safen lulO
glrienul meIOet Der Storeiponoent
Der n@iornale o'sS5tolia4, Dab ale
8alOungeu In Scr llrngegeno oes
S1fens abgebol5t un0 nerbronnt
morDen Iino. 3ie 2nnob1nier lmO
giGen ipuroen grau ongeitriden.
8eridun5ungen iin0 eufgeuorfen
'uno 6oaen lino iiberaa gelc9t Nor.
Sen. Die in 9ola fon8eutrirtcn
6iterreifii6cn Gruppen bclolifen fi6
.ouf 100000 NlaHn. 9luBeroem
Iiegt cine ltarfe 0iterreisbiihc 6t0irc
in Dem Safee