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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
HESKETH Gets
ALL 'HET UP ON
RAT QUESTION

Il anticipate that soon we shall
be required TO dlAlnfoct the squoal
of a pig. lest Il contaminate q b
air" said Councilman Hesketh.
Tuesday. commenting on the ordi.
nance requiring concrete chicken
coops 20 be built. which comes be-
fore the public safety committee.
Wednesday.
DIR. u. J. Lloyd. United States
public health surgeon here, week
ago declared plague rats infest the
city. and hence tho new ordinance.
while not any too we'll informed
on chickens. | have studied the rat
question some. and found that whom
the errtwhllc government official.
In the health section. In stuck for
stock arguments. he turns 20 rats
and chickens seems quito sin.
cere about t." Hesketh added.
Some one has said: Millions for
defense. but not cent for tribute.
sometimes wonder n In spending
tho money we have spent In this
city for sanitation. whether IL has
been for defense or-has II been n
tribute' Meaning. has IL been n
tribute 10 the whims and fanoies OF
some men In public service or gov
eminent service who are seeking n
reputation ut the expense OF the
average citizen twho has to pay
and tho progressive cityf"
Hesketh attempted to air his
views on chickens at the council
meeting Monday. but was suppress
ed. and advised to speak nj the com
mittee meeting tomorrow.
He explained he meant no Of
fense TO any one.
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she's q Great smIlsr

ably, while her heart beats quicker
when she hears his step. II slows
down noticeably when he Ereets
her with the sordid story OF the
wrongs OF Susie Of the slums in
stead OF a kiss.
know It was the joyousness
and vivaciousness of Kitty that APP
pealed to him. and. II she loses II,
he. like many other husbands who
marry a girl for one thing and i'm
mediately after marriage try to
make her over into something that
Is without this very quality, will
feel himself abused and wonder
why Kitty has changed.
Poor Herbert! Poor Kitty! VIII
they live through the years of ad-
justment and come TO the place OF
Habit and Understanding or win
they grow farther and farther apart
and at last separate physically,
bodies OF which the souls have long
been going their separate ways?
Ito be continued tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
How to Get Rid of a Bad
Cough.
A Uom~-Made Nemedy That
VIII do IL ouick1y--Chesp
sad Easily Made

~ YOU have a bad cough or chest
cold which refuses to yield to ordin-
syv remedies, get from any druggist
al ounces of Pinex $50 cents worta)
nour into a pint bottle and fill the
bottle with plain graduated sugar
syrup, start taking tearpoonful
cv.ry hour or two. In "a hours your
cough will be conquered. or very
nearly so. Even whooping cough Ia
Tho above mixture makes a full
pint--a family supply-of the finest
cough syrup that money could buy
al n cost of only "a cents. Easily
prepared In s minutes. Full dlrec-
lions with Pinex.
This Pinex and Sugar Syrup prep
sration takes right hold OF "a cough
and gives almost instant relief. II
Iooaens the dry, hoarse or tight
cough In way that IL really re-
mnrkable. Also quickly heals the
Unframed membranes which accom-
many n painful cough. and stops the
formation OF phlegm in the throat
and bronchial tubes. thus ending the
persistant loose cough. Excellent for
bronchitis. spasmodic Group and win
ter coughs. Keeps perfectly and
tastes good---children like Il.
pinex la special and highly con-
centrated compound OF genuine Nor
way pine extract, rich In guaiacoi.
branea.
10 avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2h ounces OF Pinex,
do not accept anything else. A
guarantee OF absolute satisfaction or
money promptly refunded goes with
this preparation. The Pinsx Co. VI.
waynA Aa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
DOES YOUR HAIR
SHOW YOUR AGE?

OF course white hair and gray 81.
ways suggest age. but oftsu faded.
duh and brittle locks mako N think
even young people ars Oh. while .
lustrous, heavy had Of hair II natur-
ally associated with youthfuiness.
and forces us to credit its owner
with being young. Perfectly healthy
hair IL always identifying. and 10
very easily acquired II proper care
Is given 10 the hair and scalp. In
washing the hair II 10 not advisable
20 use a makeshifs. but always use
4 preparation made for shampooins
only. You can enjoy the best that IL
known for about 3 cents a shampoo
By getting q package OF canthrox
from your druggist. dissolve tea
spoonful in a cup OF hot water and
your shampoo 10 ready After It's
use the hair dries rapidly with uni.
form color. Dandruff. excess oil and
dirt are dissolved and entirely dis
appear. Your hair viii be 20 fluffy
that Il will look much heavier than
II II. It's luster and softness viii
also delight you. while the suInu-
lated scalp Gains the health which
insures hair growth. = Advertise
Ynenf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
Home Recipe For
The Liquor Habit
Well Known Physician Who Has
Treated Thousands Of Cases
Gives Out Simple Homo
Recipe 20 Be Given
Secretly

A weil-known physician. located
in the Middle West. who has treat
ed thousands OF cnses of liquor
habit. in a recent interview, made
the following statement: The
cost OF tho drugs used TO treat the
liquor habit In the high-priced sani
tariums IL very little. Here Is a
simple. inexpensive prescription
that can DO given secretly In cot.
fee, milk. water or In the food, AS
II has no taste. color or smell: To
3 or. OF water add 20 grains OF
muriate OF ammonia, a small box of
varlex Compound and 10 grains OF
pepsin. Put into coffee or food a
teaspoonful three times a day. This
prescription is perfectly harmless,
can be filled at any drug store, and
will be found very effective In the
treatment OF the liquor habit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
MANS THROAT
CUT, Then HE'S
THROWN IN BAY

A chance acquaintance Iured
Edward Young 20 a lonely spot
on tho water front. near King
st., last night. slashed his
throat In two places with a
razor. robbed him OF 500, then,
dragging him 70 the end OF
Pier D, st the foot OF King ct,
threw him Into the bay.
Tho shock revived Young. who
10 grab a pile and hold
on for half an hour. shouting for
help. until rescued.
lie In In the city hospital. In a
condition.
lie met his assailant In a saloon
below Yesler way. he says. The
man told him he had n houseboat
which Young could use free a
month or two n he chose.
Young's companion suggested
they 80 and inspect H.
When they reached tho wnter
front the man turned on him. say.
Ing. Il know you've got money" at
the same time drawing the razor
and slashing.
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THE opALisouE,- A TWO
eel hAjsoe1c production at the CiAas
A theatre tcnigh. featuring Blanche
Sweet and Henry walthaii. tells Of
the rescue of . beautiful girl from
the clutches OF . white SLAYER.
LEE WILLARD. WHO TAKES
the part Of Q Desperate gunman In
many Of the Western Essanay dra.
maa. IN In reality ~ tender hearted
~ . chicksn. and wouldn't kill a
butterfly. He accidentally injured
bird recently. and spent = whole
afternoon doctoring It's wing.
FRANCIS eusHMAN or THE
Essanay company II featured In
Scars OF Possession now at the
Alaska Theatre.
THE GIRL IN THE CASE" A
twopart vitaEraph drama. 10 the
headliner at the Melbourne for the
last time tonight
THE JUNGLE MASTER" A
two-reei 1o1 Bison drama 10 the
headl,ner at the New Circuit until
Thursday night William Clifford
and Marie Walcamp are the stars.
II In q story built around the daring
men who every year visit the Al.
rican jungiss to capture Wild AMI
mails for circuscs. Love. romance.
danger and the opportunity to see
how Wild animals arc captured make
the picture one OF unusual interest.
Alaska Until Tuesday Night
the Old Flute Player" tvo-part
drama. Scars of Possession"
slippery Slim and the Imperson
ator." comedy; "Paths's Daily"
Mission Until saturday Night
"Aristocracy," drama.
Mslbourns Until Tuesday Night
The Girl In the Case" twopart
vitagraph drama: Tho Man In tho
Vault" KAlem drama; NO Wedding
Bells for Mo" comedy; Wood b.
Wedd and His Troubles" Edison
comedy.
Grand Until Tuesday Night
~His New Job" comedy: In the
Clutches OF the Gangsters." two
part drama: Seeds OF Jealousy"
drama: THE Niggard." drama
Liberty Until Tussday Night
"TTncle Bill" vitagraph comedy I;
The Losing Fight" SeliG drama;
The Tonsorial Trainer" Selig com
edy: Dynamite" educational.
AIhsmbrs Until Wednesday Night
Terence O'Rourkes Adven-
lures" Animated Weekly" Those
Were the Happy Days" two-part
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PRETTY NURSE WHO MURDERED MILLIONAIRE
BREWER IN HER HOME REF USES TO ExPL AIN

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Dec.
ION the floor the body Of
millionaire Otto koehIer.
bleeding from three fatal bullet
wounds; knseiIna over II and
weeping bitterly. the beautiful
Hedds Bur0emeistsr. a stream
Of blood spoutino from . cash
In her wrist.
This was tho tragic scene ~
veaisd TO nelahbors OF Miss
Burper,elster whom they broke
Into . room In her cottage here
In response 90 revolver shots
and screams.
In moro ways than By her name
recalls that of Hedda Cab
blcr-does Miss Durgemeister'
tragedy suggest tho tense gloomi
meas OF an fbsen play.
Often Visited oiri
Miss Bnryemeister IL \ beautiful
blonde. petite. yivae!ous. with reg
ular features and an appealing
smile.
She IL a trained nurse and In said
TO have received many visits from
Otto Koehlcr. In her little cottage.
during the last few years.
Koehlcrs family denies pe story
which 10 widely reported. Nat Miss
BurEemcister knew Koehler first
whom she was q trained nurse.
serving ~ companion for Koehlcrs
invalid wife.
Intended 20 Break with Her
Kochicr cams 10 her. on tho day
OF the murder. intent upon break
ing with her for good. according to
tho police.
He was admitted TO the cottage
by Mrs. Emma Daschel. another
trained nurse who had been en-
pioyed In the Koehler family.
Mrs. Daschel had long been .
friend OF Hedda Burgemeister. and
was staying nj her home on q visit
Koehler found his beautiful He'd.
IA Respondent.
She threatened suicide.
From behind the closed door OF the
room where the pair had retired.
Mrs. Daschel heard angry words.
and then sounds OF a struggle.
Girl Tried 90 XIII Self
II In supposed that Miss Burge-
meister seized pcnknife and
tried TO cut the veins and arteries
OF her wrist and that Koehler at
tempted 10 prevent her.
Suddenly three revolver
shots rang through the house.
Mrs. Daschel ran. screaming,
out doors, and called the neigh
bors.
They found Koehler had been
shot three times In tho head. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
men Who WON'T
WORK MAY Be
ASKED TO MOVE
A campaign TO rid the city Of
undesirabIes was urged Monday
by Winfield r. Smith, president
Of the Charity Organization So


undesirables was urged Monday
by Winfield r. Smith, president
Of the Charity Organization So
clety.
Not only should the relief or
CARNATIONS now at work carry on
campaigns TO relieve distress, but
they should provide means of rid
ding the city OF undertakes com
Ing from sections OF the Northwest,
and even from Canada; men who do
not want work. but are here as
trouble makers solely, with the phil
osophy that the world owes them
living. whether they turn their hand
to anything or not"
Henry Pauly. who Monday at
tempted to resign as manager of the
unemployed dormitory on the plant
that he has been "double-crossed. :"
all authority taken from his hands.
and that he has been forced by the
city to harbor buns and ''kickers" in
the dormitory, was told by the So
ciety TO go ahead with the work as
he thought best, and was given more
authority.
He agreed 10 try the Job a while
longer.
Police Chief Lang said he had
been unable 10 find any foundation
for the reports that women had been
forced to sleep under sidewalks for
lack of better shelter.
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volver and a bloody penknife.
II shot him 20 protect myself
and friend" IN the only statement
made by Miss Burgemeister as she
lies In a hospital here.
II IL believed her defense will be
the assertion that Koehler drew
tho pistol and threatened her and
that she fired In seif-defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
CAN WAIT OR STARvE

BERLIN. Dec. IA Berlin
paper prints q letter from .
French firm 10 one In Ham.
burg refusing 20 pay q bill be-
cause II wants nothing 10 do
with Germans. owes francs.
not marks: 10 paying nothing
until the war 10 over. and last.
doesn't care whether the Ger
mana walt or stsrve 20 death.
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oOOh
tcopyrIpht. 1914. by the Nswsp per
Enterprise Assoeistion.)
The new dances are regular
romps. but there In q lot OF con.
demnation OF them from people
who suffer from chronic moral ap-
pcndicitis. Such people would do
well TO have the narrow little con.
science they have developed cut
out.
Tn word conscience means too
much In the lives OF many people.
Conscience IL not an Unborn quail
lily which tells right from wrong.
but n consequence of education
and environment Tho Turks In a
holy war satisfy their conscience
by torturing and killing women and
little children. because they have
been educated In this righteous %
endeavor to promote the crescent
I'm very glad. little book, to
have you. In which I can voice my
own opinions. II crystalIizes them,
but sometimes ! find when they
are written down | have TO smile
at the thought OF what almost any
one OF my friends would say could
she read them.
They would universally call me
self.centered and self.righteous
woman. and yet. little book, every
one OF these women have more or
less OF these thoughts. only they
keep them 10 themselves and wear
the complacent smile of the cat who
ate the canary. Maybe they also
have a little book in which they
confide.
when I started you. little book.
At my dear mothers request In
my far.away little girl days. l did
not know you were going to be my
great safety valve--that 20 you
would be able to express the
things thought without being
misunderstood.
II Ia only lack OF understanding
lack OF knowledge. after all, that
makes sinners OF saints.
Some OF us VIII never learn,
am afraid, but must say that
you. little book. have helped me
to develop a broader outlook upon
existence than anything else that
has come into my life.
Perhaps this because I can talk
freely TO you. would never dare
TO express, even TO Dick. some OF
the opinions I have told TO you,
and yet get limitations here and
there from all my women acquaint.
ances that they are thinking about
these same questions more or less
Sometimes we will all speak with
sincerity and understanding. Won,
It be fine. little bookf
Here was Kitty positively crazy
with the lights. music and gaiety
hope she was not fey" as the
Scotch call II, which means the
gaiety and Joy that precede a
catastrophe. Kitty Malram q
shall always call her Kitty Nal
ram. I guess) is good woman
and II Herbert only would try to
understand her she would be an
ideal wife for him. II he would
let her infuse him with some OF
her light spirits. some OF her love
OF the Joy and laughter or lie. he
could also make her see more OF
the good she might do and accept
more OF life's responsibilities.
It's a terrible thing. little book
when all that woman can say
about her husband Is that he Is
so very. very good that he drives
her crazy, and this is what Kitty
confided to me yesterday.
Conspicuous goodness has al
ways been as great a target as
conspicuous badness" We're apt
TO hate one as we do the other.
II will be unfortunate II Her
bert does not wake up TO the idea
that Kitty stlll thrills and her feet
stu tinsle whom she hears the
music Of the dance. and that prob
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BERLIN. Dec The Berliner
Tsgeblatt says In the Belgian vii.
lage OF Beveren $50 Bavarian sol.
diers who had taken part in the
siege OF Antwerp drank i.+s5 liters
OF beer within two hours. which
would be 20 pints q man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
QUICK ON COMEBACK

LONDON, Dec. IA friend
meeting Prince Louis Of Bat
tenberg. when the latter was
being severely criticised as
first lord OF the admiralty.
said, Joklnaly, "a thought you
were In the Tower" Prince
Louis replied, "You are quite
astsrn Of the news. was
shot last Friday"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
TO STOP JoYRIpINe

LONDON. Dec. THE Lon
don News In IN article headed
"Joy Riding az the Front"
says there are too many unsu-
thorixed and useless busy
bodies riding around at the
front In private cars with Red
cross badges. and demands Joy
riding In the war rome b stop
ped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
PHOTO PLAYS

Esstor comedy: AS We Journey
Through Life drama
cIass A Until Tuesday Night
The Odalisque. anna. The
Folly OF Anne" drama. Mutual
Weekly" and an educational.
Circuit Until Thursdsy Night
The Jungle Master" two-part
Wild animal picture; The Chorus
Girls Thanksgiving" two-part Rex
drama: When the Girls Were
shanghaicd." Nestor comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
BRITISH AVIAT0RS
lombard GHEN1

THE HAGUE, Dec. 1.-Two
British avlstors flew over Client
Monday. according TO sdvloes
received here today, raining
bombs Into the city. II was
stated seven Germans were
sSotsnded
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neck and the breast
He was dead when found, and
aiss Burgemeis,er was fainting
from loss OF blood.
Beside her lay a smoking 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
TEACHERS At FRONT

LONDON. Dec. 1.-The cduca.
ton committee In London reports
that 7si London teachers are serv.
Ing on tho firing line and In most
instances their places have been
taken BY women.
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A. tho Pleasant Hour Until
MAKE NEEDLES NOW

LONDON. Dec. THE war hav.
Ing destroyed the market for fish
hooks. manufacturer OF that ar
ticle are making knitting needles.
for which they have 30 far been
unable 10 supply the demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
GREET PRISONERS

TOXIC. Dec. when 350 Ger.
man prisoners from Tsing-tao ar
rived In Toxic Japanese women
presented each with a chrysanthe.
mum and greeted him In German.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
AVIATOR INTERNED

EsBJERG, Denmark. Dec. IA
German aeroplane. carrying two Of
ficers, landed At Esbjcrg Sunday
and was informed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
CANADIANS ENLIST

WINNIPEG, Dec. lin response
TO a call for $4,000 more Canadian
troops. soldiers began arriving in
Winnipeg Monday from Western
mobilization points.
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By Esther Hoffman,

EsSANAY'S STUDIO, Chicago.
H.. Dec. Its all on account Of
my little white elephant"
your white elephant? Whad-de-
y'mean little white eIephant?" j
asked Miss Irene Estelle Hough
when the most beautiful telephone
girl in the United States" arrived In
Chicago on her way to play the role
OF Dorothy" In the film play en-
titled The Woman's Way"
why. you see. bought this little
white elephant and tied II 10 my
beads for luck about two weeks ago.
and ever since then I've been IT
on the good luck side OF the ledger.
Has Beautiful Teeth
"You see. Il Is too ridiculous to
say I'm the best looking phone girl.
so. not having anything better TO
lay It TO. you must accept my little
white elephant"
Miss Hough is very blond and
VERY pretty. with beautiful teeth.
a smile that won't come off and a
fleeting dimple In her chin.
This is her first trip TO a city as
large as Chicago. aud she Is treating
the playing OF Dorothy" as a huge
joke.
She had her first experience In a
sleeping car on her way here. and
she gleefully informed me that she
pushed every button there was to
push. and lighted all the lights. and
then just stayed awake as long as
possible TO enjoy the novel sensa
ton.
she's q Great Smllsr
Every girl in the phone exchange
where Miss Hough was supervisor
wished her all the good luck posi-.
BILE. and they say that Irene can do
more with a smile than any other
Omaha girl"
Miss Irene has learned the first
real fascination of a woman, and
that is TO look pleasant always when
facing life's camera
This will be her greatest asset
when her smile Is projected on the
screen as Dorothy"
Now. girls. don't all Of you so and
buy white elephants. They are sup.
posed to be hoodoos to SOME PEG.
Pile.
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RESIDENCE THEATRES
n the Home Until Wednesday

A. the Home Until Wednesday
AN Love Excclling." three part
feature; Glacier National Park in
Winter" scenic: Il Love the
Nurses" comedy.
A. tho Pleasant Hour Until
Wednesday
The Last OF Their Race" two
part drama; Tho Proof OF a Man.
drama: Universal Ike Almost a
Hero" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-01
FOR WAR BABIES

LONDON. Dec. Women out OF
work 10 London are making era
dies out Of banana crates and pro-
ducing clothes for the war babies.
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&|!!|:']|
Special Discount

Tor 30 days the Albany Dentists
win give q special discount OF 10
Der cent on prices quoted below.
We do honest dentistry at honest
prices, and with our painless meth
ods. which are entirely harmless.
we guarantee the painless extrsc-
ton. filling and crowning Of teeth.
No students employed, only skill
ed graduates Of years Of experience.
NO HIGH PRICES FOR EFFECT.
NO IMPOSSIBLE Low PRICES
70 DRAW A CROWD.
Good Red Rubber Plate. %. So. 90
Best Maroon Rubber Plate. %. 90
Gold Dust Rubber Plate. $40. 90
WhsIebons Rubber Plate (best In
the worid) ...............S12.OO
Gold Crowns (sxtra hsavy) %. 90
Bridge Work testra hesvy). per
tooth .................. $500
Gold Filings 90 UP
AmaIoan FiIiInos ..........S Doe
ous woss IL Gusrsntes1 for Is Year
A LIB A II r
DENTISTS
PEOPLES BANK BUILDING
e>~Snd Az ard FIhs st.
Open Sundays s;N 10 1880. Evenings
tfn q. Phone Elliott tess.
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Complete Report
of Market Today

Prsees Paid Producers for Vegetables and
Fruit
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PEOPLES BANK BUILDING
seoS-nd Az. ssA FIhs 81
Omen SUNDAYS s;Ss TO 1880. Evenings
TIL Q. Phone Elliott foss.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-08-17
BitWa MOrSka ma MOrzu AdrydtyCkiem. Wal
ki ma POgraniCzu FranCuskO-BGlgijskieIl >
WiGIka BitWa pod Diest. Walk ma =
POgraniCZu ROSyjSkiGm,
CO SkYCHAC
" P0LSCE?
DziaEania ma Morzu iw ko-
Ioniach, w a|ki ma Bakkanie.

sprzymierzencow i wiasnych. ia
ponia niema wiasnych terytoryal-
nych ambicyi w tym wypadku i
zamierza Kiau-Czau zwrocic Chi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-08-17
Sytuacya Francu'
sko-belgiijjsko-nie-
miiecka.

LONDYN, II sierpnia. -
Wszystkie wiesci z teatru wojny
stwierdzaja fakt, re rozpoczeto
tam z kolei napor i pochod gene
rainy ma linie niemiecka: jest to
wybitna zmiana sytuacyi, dlate-
go, re dotad niemiecka armia gio-
wnie napieraia, obeenie Francuzi
i Belgowie napieraja ma MIA, II.
przeszli z defensywy do ofensy--
wy. Niemcy stracili czasu bar
dzo wiele, pozwolili zmobilizo-
wac sic Rosyi, ktora obecnie juz
wkracza do Prus j do Galicyi. Ma
Dor niemiecki w Belgii ME posta-
pill ami piedzi ziemi dalej, W Alza-
CYL Lotaryngii cd Luxembur-
ga, az po Szwajcarye Francuzi
zwyciesko sic trzymaja j wazne
czynia postepy, skupiajac sic ku
niemieckiej twierdzy. Metz, kto-
ra prawdopodobnie bedzie punk
tenn iednej z walk decydujacych.