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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24
BASEBALL POOLS.

A. Sioux City the CHEZ Of police has
ordered the baseball pool Gu. out A
baseball pool is a system Of gambling
and those who conduct it are in effec:
running gambling resort quite as in
dictahle under the law as any gaming
resort, or bookmaking and pool selling
establishment. 1t is something on the
plan Of the French Mutuals sold on
horse races in the days when gang Of
gamblers paid for the county fair
gambling privileges. Those who are
on the winning teams win and those on
the others lose. Out Of the pot the
gamester or the cigar store or other
resort that runs the game takes &
comfortable commission. 1t always
wins. 1t is gambling by system pure
and simple and should no more be
tolerated thar wheel Of fortune on
park. Those who run it and boost it
are simply running a game.
But why go to the trouble Of run
ming about once in so often to tell a
billiard hail proprietor or any other
anus ement or commercial enterprise
that he must quit running a gaming
establishment? Why not pinch him
for doing it and let him learn better by
sad experience. Why IL it necessary
that chief OF police must ride herd
on lawbreakers coaxing them to OBJ
serve the law? Whence comes this uni
versal sympathy that reigns within the
bosoms Of police chiefs and mayors
and commissioners Of public safety
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24

Some time ago man was awakened
in the night 10 find his wife wespinS
uncontrollably.
"My dariins." he exclaimed, what
is the natter"
"A dream!" she gasped. II have had
such a horrible dream.
Her husband begged her to ten II 70
him, in order that he might comfort
her. After long persuasion she va
induced to say this:
Il thought I was walking down the
street, and I came to warehouse
where there was Q large placaTd. Hus.
bands for Sale You could get oean-
tiful ones for $500. or even 1of
s1,2oo, and very nice-lookfn9 ones sos
as low a e 100."
The husband asked innoeoat)y:
Did you sec any that looked Ike
me?"
The sobs became stransiinS.
Dozens Of them" gaspsd the VIE
done up in punches like asparagus
and sold for 10 shilltngs bunch
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24
Masonic Meetings.


" SPEcIAL COMMUNICATION.
Narsnan Lodge, No. 1os A F. & A ~
Friday, June IS, 1880 p. m For WORK
nrst decree. John Wells. secreatry:
r. Forbes. W. NJ.
STATED coNvocATioN, stene'
Chapter No. 50. R. A. M. Monday
July 20. 500 p. m Regular business
John W. Wells. secretary; A D. Meek
er. E. II. P.
STATED ASSEMBLY. King solomon
Council No. 30. R. & s. Nj. MonoaS
after the third Sunday. Regular ousl-
ness. L T. Forbes, recorder; A -
Meeker, T. I. NJ.
STATED coNcLAVE Of St AIDE
mar commandery No. 80, K. 7. Tues
day, June Is at p. N. Regular ousi-
ness and work in Red Cross. M
wilbur, E. c.; NJ. s Mcfarland. Rec
SPECIAL MEETING Central Chap
Ter No. 81, o. E. s. Thursday. June 20
school Of instruction 1880. dinner .: so'
initiation 500. Anna Downing. secEe-
tary: Mary Black Collins, W. Nd
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24
THE CHURCH AND PUBLICITY.
ISioux City Tribune. ]

SIOuX Ky lTlDuueJ
L. they would have publicity at all.
the churches must take it both COM
and going" This is the gist Of the
last volume in the Men and Religion
Messages entitled THE Church and
the Press" prepared by some Of the
clearest thinkers OF the religious lead
ers Of the day.
Newspapers are often criticized by
ministers an dreligious workers be-
cause they imagine church news is not
given its proper amount of space and
only that which borders on the sensa-
t:onal is desired by them
Church news is just as good news
as any other and is so considered in
every intelligently conducted newspa-
per office. In practically every news
paper office there is the willingness 10
boost church work. 1t is safe to say
that there is not another institution Or
enterprise in Sioux City that gets as
much free advertising as the churches.
a large number of announcements,
that from any other source would have
20 pay regular rates, are carried free
every week.
Fairness would seem to indicate that
when a live" story appeared in con-
nection with religious work, even
tho not entirely pleasing to the church,
the newspapers should handle it, They
handle such news of. other insti-
tutions.
Publicity cures many diseases
Churches are susceptible to them
whenever they get separated from the
people and to the extent Of such sep
aration. A church can prosper no more
without people than a nation. 1t IL
required Of churchmen that they shall
keep close to the crowd, just an II is CT
politicians.
The majority Of men do not know
that the church was divinely ordained
and that it is their business to attend
It, pay it's expenses and be admonished
by its ministers. This majority is to be
cultivated thru the press and ever!
other medium.
II ministers take publicity as :,
comes, they will be better able to keel
step with the crowd and more influen-
tial with t. They will. perforce. be
| more OF 1t.
THE HARDING MYERS CONTEST
rDes Moines Register and Leader.l
| More Importance is likely to attacf
| to the campaign announcements Of
Lieutenant Governor Harding and Of
o. p. Myers. his democratic oppo-
| nent, than to those Of any OF the othel
candidates on the state ticket, because
Of the peculiar relations each holds e
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24
SOUNDS LIKE BILL SUNDAY.
Humboldt Republican,


Dispatches state that the dancing
masters declare In convention as
sembled that there shall be six Inches
between the dancers hereafter, that
their seething bodies shall come no
nearer together than that This Is a
brilliant idea, and well advertised; but
the question that is puzzling us Is who
will measure the distance, and make
them break away when they get too
close. For you know that they Will get
closer than that. In fact. II IL safe
bet that il the boys and girls are forced
to keep six inches apart they will quit
dancing. The attractive part WY be
cut out.
And when you come right down to
bras. tack.. this promiscuous handling
OF vour sister and my sister on the ball
room floor by every rake that car
scare up a clean collar and dollar
il the Objectionable feature OF dane
ing. To see . dsspisabie brute who
you know habituaIly consofts With
lewd women, making himself agrssabls
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24
Iona Newspapers
DANGEROUS OCCUPATION.
Davenport Democrat

1t is worthy OF note that big life
insurance COMPANY has resisted pay
ment o: policy on the life of Cali
fornia man who was shot by a woman
affinity AS reason. the company
states that when the policy was writ
ten the buyer swore that he was not
engaged in any hazardous occupation.
1t develops that he was paving the
bills Of an affinity" at the time, and
the company AYERS that this was an
extra hazardous occupation. Those
who read the daily press even II they
have never tried it themselves, will
agree that the company is right
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

If the people living next door to you,
are fighting and shooting and carous-
ing every night. there comes a time
when in the interest Of your own safe
y. you have TO interfere. not TO take
their property away from them, but
70 make them be decent neishbors''
says the Ottumwa Courier, referring
to the Mexican hullaballoo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24

to decent women. clasping their bodies
to him, and going thru the usual
forms of dancing a round dance. would
make a wooden Indian fight. 1t would
drive the peace of mind from strong
err wiiled person than usually presioes
at the head Of the table
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24

The Roosevelt. punch is ia the Roose-
welt presence" says the Clinton Her
aid. Consequently his throa, trouble
must fall like lead upon the faithful
few who are keeping up the party or
ganization, expecting him to put life
into it
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24
THE H. s. GRADUATE.


The graduate in nearly every case is
young person of ambition who has
plans fo- the future. He is not an aim
less drifter. He has sought to benefit
himself by preparation 10 benefit 9TH
ers He needs no extended praise. AS
a factor in every community his work
can be observed for many years and he
will be leading in every work for ad-
vancernent when some of the humor-
is,s mentioned will be trying TO sell
jokes to vaudeville actors or TOURING
the county to paint comic smoking
tobacco signs on barns located near
well-traveled thoroughfares
HARVESTER TRUST INDICATED.
tSioux City Journal
In the presidential campaign Wood
row Wilson found occasion TO as
sail the progressive party because
George ". Perkins Of the international
Harvester Company was q n ember of
| it. Now as president. he has appointed
TO the most important position he has
. had to fll. one Thomas D. Jones, a
member Of the board OF directors Of
that same harvester company. He has
NOT only appointed Mr. Jones a mem
Der Of the federal reserve board. but ne
has written a strong appeal to progress
sive senators to confirm the appoint
ment.
Mr.. Bryan used to complain that
Colonel Roosevelt stole his clothes
while he was IN deep water but the
colonel never stole the livery Of heaven
to serve Satan
Jones may be all right: Perkins may
be all right; the harvester company
| may be all right: Wilson may be all
right but can he AFFORD TO make the
same kind OF speeches in his next race
that he made in his former one?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24

The Boone News Republican thinks
There ought to be federal law
passed compelling street cars all over
the country to adopt uniform rules as
to which side of the street they are go
ing to stop
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24

Wloe prooauoloQ,
Il u he part Of v1s6oR ~ tha&
lady 70 md ont before HnuylAoS
whether the gsnsisaaan already 49, 8
vife-omahA Bee. :
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24
Took No Chances.

Took No Chances.
Tho height Of caution - il1nGeza4pd.
BY the Brooklyn man who did not,
marry until assured by his doen0rSs
that hs had only one more day - hvos \
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24

TT so happens this year that the
democrats Of the state have nom nated
Q. P. Myers. dry candidate for lieuten-
ant governor, while the republicans
named Harding, the present incunab=Ht
and a vet, for the same office. A col
lision Of wet and dry has more than
once been known to turn out a product
Of mud" points out the Waterloo Cour-
Ter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24

THE retail merchants Of the state
are complaining because the do not en-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24

fragettes Of England was the old parish
church at Hargrave Thames. near
London This edifice was completely
wrecked by the flames. Sufragette
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24

The supreme incarnation OF ASSN
ity IN the western hemisphere Is the
Characterization Of the Colon bian
treaty that is credited to Senator Sher-
man Of Illinois," notes the Nevada
Representative and agrees that il 90
ing some: but X Is doubtful II ANYBODY
will ever cook up language sufficiently
expressive 20 do entire Justice to this
latest achievement Of the Wilson id :
ministration."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24

THE danger il not half so much that
congress will DO something as that IT
will do something inadequate. that will
have to he done over" says the Des
Moines Tribune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-24

literature was found about the PuinAi
Church burning u one Of the fave1itet
pasttmes Of the suffragettes at preset
ant.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17
MONA QUICKLY
ENDS INDIGESTION

Do not continue to suffer with
heartburn, dizziness, after dinner dis
tress, headache, biliousness, pain in
the bowels or sour and gassy stomach.
Get relief at once-buy today-a fifty
cent box Of Mi-o-na Tablets. They
quickly and surely end indigestion
and stomach distress-are perfectly
harmless.
There is no long waiting for re-
sults-no need to deprive yourself of
the food you like best but fear to take
because of stomach distress. Eat what
you want at any time and take Mi-o-na
Tablets.
Do not suffer stomach distress an
other hour. 1t is not only needless
but may be dangerous-many serious
diseases have their origin in the
stomach and bowels.
Begin using Mi-o-na-now-at once,
Money back if not satisfied. Skeels-
Wiley Drug Co.-Adv.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17
Jan. II. 1914.

Jan. II, 1914
The Board considered and approved
a petition signed by the officers of
School District No. 81. That levy of
10 mills having been made for said
school District, that such special tax
of Is mills is excessive. 1t was or
dered that 10 mills of said special
levy of Is mills be cancelled and that
any taxpayer who has paid Is mills
shall be refunded 10 mills, and there
after only mills shall be collected by
the tax collector, on the 15-mill levy
for the school year 1918 and 1914.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

Jan. IS, 1914.
The Board considered the petition
for the appointment of N. G. Nogel as
constable for Hollister precinct and
approved of same.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

Toby, Charles, labor, dis-al-
lowed $3.50
Thereupon it was ordered that a
recess be taken until 1880 this after
noon.
Attest: E. j. FINCH, Clerk.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

When there's place for you In the
boarding house In which you'd feel so
much at home that life would grow
doubly worth while you'll find the
news in someone of the "Boarders
Wanted" ads.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17
Jan. 10, 1914.

This being time for hearing of petit
ton for bridge across Snake River,
Different parties were heard on the
petition and the Board informed them
that it was not their policy to divert
funds from the Road Bond Fund for
the construction of bridges. 1t was
then suggested to the board that a
levy for the fiscal year 1914 could be
made thereby securing the money in
time SO as not to interfere with any
action taken by the State High Way
Commission, it being voted and agreed
upon by those present, the Board took
the matter under advisement.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

When the opportunity to step right
into q better position, with doubled
salary comes. you'll be In line for 1t u
you watch the CLASSIFIED ads.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-02-17

Jan. II, I9I4, T oU T. M.
The Board upon the advice of Coun-
ty Attorney, agreed to settle the case
of the Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co.
VS.. Twin Falls County by the payment
of s66S.91
The Board approved the quarterly
reports for the quarter ending Jan.
10, 1914, of e. J. Finch, Clerk, H. G.
vanausdeln, Sheriff, J. M. Shank, Pro-
bate Judge, Bertha Noel, County SUI
perintendent, and the prison report OF
P. o. Hartman, Jailor.
The Board considered the petition OF
the Auditor showing a deficit in the
collection of the personal tax roll,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
SerisnaI'N oti,ss.

Serr 8 of n 80. M en- G +, tueld)er
geltern pIoslid, ieinen Sieben eilrd)
ben Soo entriiien fpurbe, bate Elm
glIIter pon Go ssabren erreift nno Die
g.ahrift bon ieinern 9ooe miro nift
osriehIen, aufrihtiee Sraucr pad)5il'
rilicn. Zen Sirterbliebeneu, in erlter
Ieibe Der gsjttlpe s5rnn Warie ..
Weper, geb. araft, miro bas berg.
Iidltc WitseiiibI oarsebra6t. Die Be-
crSiguns finoet am Gienitag gead).
nittas pom Trauerballie, 3571 Cole
rain slbe., airs itatt.
Rad lGnserem asiben III aeitern
QaHmittas fruu Warb 3. Ste.
pbens, bic Satin bes gountps
Glerts. Serrm u. 6. 9. Stspbeng, in
ibrer Mobniina 5u Rortb genb. o.,
i'm 2llier bon So Sabren aug Oem Sc.
Fen asiaisben. Die 8eritorbens. ipelde
iid eines aroben fsreunoestreiIes era
freiite unb in elmer 4u5abl srduen-
Sreanifationen. Defenders i'm Srber
cf tbe gaitsrn Star lanae Sabre ber-
porragenbe Meniter betleibet bat. bin.
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rier ainbsr Games s.. auerseia uno
Maub 6. Stepbens. fotpie 5rau gorz
rina Drummer. Die 3eit Der 9eeroi.
slina III nod nidt feitseiest.
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2otal Beridt.
MeFerbelben
Bsrlsktsu in einem Streit 0loberi
Saa, iObak au ieinem sluifOm.
men gesueiielt iuiro.

Wat brei IeIierltid)en an Der Wait'
&c rno bier Stiden i'm 9iiifeiI, ipuro'
aeltern Abeno Der 80 Sabre nlte No
bert Sal, bon gio. $50 gSelt Sierie
Strabc, oem itdotiidleu puipital bon
Der 6. nno 8. Bride ails eingelie'
iert uno be5peifeln Die ger5te, Oer
Wlann ON 2eben erbaIten W fonnet
s5nll fcbrte nit leineu sSrelrloer
ssobn yurfe, Seize Sapeiloer itilo
&arrp WanIcn aus aeritiidD mad
Cincinnati 5uriid, ais lie aui Der
Bride perisbcntlifj 5ipei gseger an
rempeIten. sbieriiber entipanit iidl eiil
Streit urO 5osen Die y,eger ibre WeI'
fer, nit iueIdjen iie iiber San berfle.
len. Ter gorsnng ipieIte iid 10 idnell
eb, oab ben sSrelinoen Ocs 0erleBten
fcine 3eit bIicb, Inn erioIgrci6 elm
5ugreiien.
lie ihfpnr5en Sallrmfen ergriifcu
Gicral,i Gle Sl,idt nno fonrten nod
nidJt ergriffen weroen 9ic Boll5el
beiitt cine por5iiglide perionalbc'
ihreibung Ser 5bdter uno iino Ole
YeborSen bon aertiidp auf Die Bur
ifen aufmerfiam semadt iporoen.
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5luei gerionsn bnrd, 9laH6 i6cr
pGltigt.

9urd Sel6itentSiinouns zines st6,
iaabauiens entitano beute Morgen III
Dem Seller oes eclectic WeeSical Sol.
Iege, go. 63S @eit StrnBe. ein sSeiier.
haB pieI 9iau6 aber feinen Sduben
peruriafyte. 9as 5euer fpiiroe bon
Der Sausmeilterin bemerft, ipelhe iidI
in cen Steller begab, aber BON Dem
Raut ii6eripdltigt fpltroe. Boli5iii
s5lCra elite CUR Rettilna Der Irau
berbei, lpurSc nber ebenfnlls bon Dem
siaudj iiberpdltigt. 10 oaB Die 9iettnng
beiber 9erionen BON Dem 9olijiiien
@arncr, NIT Silfe Der 2oi9mann.
ifditen borgenoinmen tperoen uluBte.
Die fSram nno Der gSoli5iit erbolten
iidl ihnell lpieoer in Der friiten
2uit.
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9inbrSde axb 0iebH6ble,

Sn Der Raht gum Sonntas bat.
ten Ginbr.hsr IS auf bds Spirituo.
isnseidGft BON gsbr. Roisp, Ro. 100
Weit 6. Gtrdbs dbssiebsn. sic batisn
bic ftiibsnben giisnit6be Ses 9in.
isrfsHItsrs burhIdgt unb erbrah.n
mittsls Giemmeifsns bic 2absHtaIs.
Da bic &aift absr alaxnblid Don
bsm Snbaber nit nadb 5auIc ssnDms
men ipirb, 70 muBten bic Disbe init
laHgsn GeFdtern ab3isbsH. tbaisn
iih jebod aIs Griab an einissn sSla.
Iten Wbisip siitlid. Rad bsm er.
Totglofen Ginbruh in bieIes Gei11ft
bsfuh!sn bic 9urffen bas 4nItsrn.
baus bon gbarIss gaceisdlupo, 90.
20 Mtit 6. Gtrabs unb sntipsnbsisn
aus bsm gdfb Rssiittr So.
Wlittsls yiahIdIiiHels psrIdaffts
4 Iih Elm Dieb 3utriti gu Der WObnung
bon Gjsorse Warrsn, 30. 1925 Gen.
traI 2lpsuis, unb sntipenbste gdrbes
robenitiide I'm Wertk BON $40.
Mus BEN Hur3poaren Gsfhdft
her frau Wcrp gpnnsrs, Po. 642
;5rstmsa glpe.. sutipsnbtte IN Der
Qaf,t gum GCsntag Elm GiHbrsHtt
ans bsr aah,nsaiIs $40 IN gaass .iO..
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anSlano Gelegrap(.
gebr peiiinrifii@
SIT Der aorreipOnbent Der yDailb
Mail" in ct. psters6urs.
@iebt gu, baB bic gerbifnOetsn cine
giisienaufsabs gu beipdItigsn Eabsn

2onbon, 10. 1oOember. - Der
Gprreiponbent Der .9ailb Wail" III
ct. petersburg ma9t bic gngldnbes
in elmer 9epeI6e burcuf aufmerts
Jam, baB bic gerbiinbetsH cine Rieien-
aufsabe gu bepdltissn babsn unb be-
tont. baB Gnslanb ale 5ruppen be-
biirien ipirb, bic es nur Guf bic 9sine
bringen tann.
CT peiit barauf9in, bub Oiele MO.
nate bnbingeben lDerben, ebe ss Der
Ruiien eelingen ipiirbe tis mad Yers
lin gu gelnnssn. Wsnn ss BEN Ruis
len eelingen Iollte, bic 0sutiaen aus
ben Stellungen 5u iuerfen, bic iie jebt
inne baben, 10 tOnnten lie iofOrt tuie.
Der auf nsue, iorsfGItig pOr6ereitste
neutrality-suspicious. 8uriidfullen.
Der aorrsiponbtnt iagt. Oab bic 2lufs
gabe Der Ruifen, burd bic 2inisn Der
9eutiden 6u brsdrn cine gang unges
bsure 1T mb bdb bic OeutI6sn. ebe
ben Ruiien bic 2Dfung tieier 2lufsabe
gelinst. iebr leidt I'M Stunbe isin
iuiirb,n. lpeiters Sruppn Haa Grant.
l.
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6rafam
Soll ansebli6 obne S8pertfrei9 ben
Ruiien iiberasben peroen.
So lautet penigitens cine us 2pnoon
eingetroffens Na6ri4t.

2onboH, 16. NoD. Der .Dailg
Mail" pirb aus aopen6c9en genlsl>
BET:
Gin Gerii6t nil es baben, baB
6ratau Don ben Seiterreidern niat
pertbeinigt nerben piro, ba Die Seiter'
rei6er ange6li6 ni9t einIe6en, parum
lie bic Stabt in 5riimmer i6ieben
lahen iollen. SO beiBt, Oab bic Ruie
len bereit iein ipiirben, Iebr aiinitiae
Sdpitulationsbebingunaen Al qeIpGb-
ren. ca bic Stu0t bur6peq polnii4
III.
Die beutfde &Ofonie bat fri na6
Berlin uno na6 ganern aefliiftet
unb bic Me6raubl Der gepobner flids
tet Ii6 nab Seiterreid binein.
Der 8ormarIh Der Ruiien mad
ardtau bat iid etpus oer86aert. Die
Ruifsn iino isbt bamit bsiddfti9t, bic
0iterreihii6en 6eere burh bic &arpas
tGenpdiie nah llngurn Su gu trsibsn
unb perGaritabirsn bic 9erdumteu
gJdfie. um ss ben Oeiterreidern I'M
m0alidh au maiden, auriid3utommen
unO bic ruiiii6m Sruppen gu iibers
falen. ndbrenb bieie in S6leiien
tdmpfen."
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CbremppaB
angeblid BON ben Ositsr'
rei3ern nit Sturmans

4nsebli9 BON BEN Osters
rei9ern nit Sturmans
angriff genommen.
gBien, Dia MmiterOam unb Con,
BON, 16. Nop. - Der foIgsnoe amtlids
8eri6t iiber bic 8orgdngs duf oem
iiibIi9en &risssidaupIase 1T bier pers
0ffentli6t pOrbsn:
Den 0iterrsi6ii9sn 5ruppen geIans
es sejtern, ii9 osn Saliifel gu Der
feinbIi6en Stsllans auf ben Soften
in Der g2dbe BON aatnsHis, duf Der
Strabe DON 2usniBa nla 9dlispo, gu
ii6ern. Oieies eelang Haa einem er'
bittertsn Sample. bej peI6sm $50
Serben in bi. ariegsgefangenid fat
seristben.
Gsitern 9lbenb ftanOen bic Diterreis
9iI9en Srupp.n Dor SbrenoDds, 10
Meilsn iiiotpeiilid BON 9slsrab. nabs
llb. uno sriffsn bi. Stsauug bss
Jeinbes auf Den @b6dnsen bsi Sam
tina an"
gBie bic 3eitung ruiiag" melbet,
habsn bic Oeitsrrsi&sr nit sinen
Sturmansriif Sbrenopab genommsn.