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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-01-14

lodgings in this dress. There had been
a great exhibition of fireworks in the
Place vendome, which had continued
enjoying my cigar, 1t was half an
hour later before / turned into the
narrow street on which was my place
of abode. The street was unlighted
and quite dark and deserted
Presently three men came rapidly
behind me. talking and laughing In
a way that at first led me to think
they had been taking too much wine.
One of them quickened bis pace. over.
took me. and ADDRESSED me in Span.
ish I knew little Of the language,
and I understood that he was asking
me for light.
held out my cigar. and at the in
slant my arms were seized from be
hind and pinioned with slipknot.
my throat was compressed by a pain
of bony hands. and a thick. padded
hood was wrapped closely about my
face and head. The thing was done
so suddenly and so secretly that was
taken entirely by surprise. tried to
cry out, but found | could not utter a
sound. was lifted OF my feet: |
heard a shrill whistle, carriage was
driven up, | was thrust into 1t. some
of my captors following. others mount
ed the box, and the vehicle was driven
away at a rafting pace
gave myself up for lost, and was
whispering a prayer, when the most
astonishing phase of my adventure oc-
Cured The three men simultaneous
ly uttered a Spanish oath, and, drop
ping the points OF their weapons,
thrust their faces close to mine and
peered into 1t. A torrent of Span
ish oaths succeeded the inspection;
the hood was thrown over my head
again. and my arms and legs were
again tied. / was then carried back
to the vehicle, and actually returned
to Paris as swiftly, as secretly, and as
rapidly as ! had been tal:en out of II.
Ny bonds and muller were once more
removed. and was put down IA: the
very spot where I had been kidna pod,
not at all injured in body because OF
my adventure. but much bewilGercd in
mind The carriage and its conductors
were instantly gone.
After very sleepless night l re-
paired to the project OF police and
told him my story. He was much
interested by 1t, and asked NE many
questions.
What under heaven does it. all
mean?" | at length asked.
oh, it's very easily under stood,
Monsieur Masquerader. 1t may be tina;
you. in your Spanish dress. ana with
your brown face and well-frinlned
beard and mustache, must heur 4 re.
markable resemblance to some real
Castilian in Paris. The res. Cdstii!an
has his enemies; he has eloaed with
somebody's wife, or shot somebody's
brother. His enemies consrirc to as.
sassinate him; how, you had nearly
found out in practical way last
night! They make very neutral
mistake. under the circumstance ana
Law hold OF Monsieur Mascuer7 ding
American. instead of Monsieur Gas
lillian. They find out their mistake
at the last moment, much to their cna-
grin, and. instead of cutting yon to
pieces in the old chateau they bring
YOU back again, to learn little wis
dom from the adventure. All, ] must
lpok after these Spaniards--I think
have a clew to them.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-01-14

foretold. this young man came oacK
to the office. He said his father was
greatly worried over the leak in the
court, and asked me II l could help
them trace the source of my informa-
ton. l told him what knew. That
one OF the official supreme court
stenographers had been selling ad-
vance copies OF the decisions to very
prominent broker of that time. What
this broker paid for his information
/. OF course. do not know; but 1t was
established that l was correct as to
where the weak spot was In the
court.
Since then every decision Of the
supreme court has been written In
long hand lone copy. thus making 1t
absolutely impossible for an outsider
to get the news in advance. This ex-
plains. in part, why 1t now takes 30
long for the court to announce Its do
cislons."
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Why Parsons Might Not Hunt.

An English clergyman may shoot
birds without outraging popular senti-
meut, why not, then, ride after fox?
To find the answer we must prob
ably go back to those old days when
hard riding meant hard drinking. and
when spiritual life was at low ebb.
The hunting parson" came to be a
type of cleric who habitually neglect
ed his duties. 1t Is happy circum-
stance that In these days foxhuntfng
need no longer be a reproach because
the greater reproach has been re-
moved. parson who does his work
faithfully and well need not be
grudged few hours gallop In his
leisure moments. Indeed, he can do
1t all the better for the exercise, and
win respect for his spiritual teaching
by gaining reputation for msnI-
ness and pluck.
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should dictate. And SO did. On
Monday would stroll out attired as @
Russian, on Tuesday as a Turk, on
Wednesday as Swiss, and SO on.
There was one Of my costumes that
was rather q favorite with me-a
snowy Spanish dress, richly braided,
with large mantle and sombrero to
match. I believe l had appeared in
public with this much oftener than
with any of the other costumes. a
few nights after my interview with
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-01-14
A Sound Decision

The state supreme court. by a
majority decision, has upheld the
right of the state board OF eQuali-
zation to raise or lower values
the various counties OF the state,
in an opinion which must be con-
sidered sound and wise from every
standpoint.
The contention of Denver and u
lew other counties was that the
state board could merely eQualize
values as between the different
counties; that 1t might shit the
iiEures between the different coun-
ties; but could not raise the total,
and that it was helpless when an
assessor in Denver refused to obey
the law and failed to assess prop
erty upon its full cash value.
The high courts decision Il.
sound and in line with public pol
Icy. ANY other construction OF
the law would have brought abou,
cnaos in the taxing situation. FOL
we would simply have reverted In
this state to the old plan whereof,
each assessor sought to cut undel
the assessor in neignboring coun-
lies. Thus we would have had
some counties assessing at rs pei
cent, some 40 and some at 80 per
cent.
The present Law says that ali
property shall be assessed at its
Iull cash value. and this was fan ~
and faithfully done by about 81
Der cent OF the assessors. But AS
SCISSOR pitcher of Denver refused
to do it. He assessed at ~ pei
cent Though he called it full val
ue). and then refused to increase
las valuation as demanded by the
state board of equalization. He
commended that the board had nc
power to compel him to raise his
valuations to correspond with those
oil other counties.
The supreme court rightly arriv-
ed at the conclusion that there
must be some body clothed with
the power to survey the whole state
and do justice by every county
whether that county is Denver, Ell
Paso or Mesa. The courts reason
ing is sound. Some body must be
greater than county assessor.
Some body must be able to say to
an assessor who lodges his duty.
Bring your assessment up to that
of other counties" The state
board of equalization ought to be
such a body and it appears to have
been fearless in the performance oil
Its duty. To tie its hands by say
ing that it can only add little
here. and take off little there
but cannot raise the total valua
ton in the state is puerile and
ridiculous In this case the boarc
found II necessary to raise nearly
every county In the state to attain
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-01-14
Worlds Naval Armament.

Only eight years have passed since
Britain laid down her first dread
nought. but by the end Of this year
the approximate number Of dread
thoughts in the world, built or build
ing. will be $50. The rate of increase
is as follows: One in 1905, nine in
1906. "a in 1907, 80 in 1908, So in 1909,
"A in 1910, 81 in 1911, 125 In 1913 and
1b0 In 1913.
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Curtained.

81 wonder" said the hoy who was
looking at an old photograph. why
grandfather wore those Lirr" whisk-
ers' Possibly" replied Mr. Meek
ton, "he was willing to do ;'lnusi any
thing to conceal our family custom
of letting the wives select the hus-
bands neckties"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-01-14

found myself in
the city of Paris.
I resolved to take
. rest while I
could, and have a
good time. Dur
ing my thre e
months stay in
the French CAPT.
tai, l met with
many adventures,
most of them the
result of my i'm
perfect acquaint-
ance with the lam
guage, and many
Of them ending in
q mutual explana-
ton and a good
humored laugh;
but the one I am
about to relate
was of an entirely
different kind.
During my trav-
els I had picked
up and preserved
a great variety of
costumes, and the
fancy now seized
me to wear them
Just as the within
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-01-14

The project smiled and bowed me
out: and my first care was to go to
the tailor and order a suit o. parislan
garments.
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A STRANGE EXPERIENCE
BY c. o. DOUGLAS.

Several years ago. after a decade
Of hard. but remunerative, labor,
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Burger, Osutt an Cure @G6lpflidt!
Gs III iebes Burgers gHidjt, bas
lin jnltsHeuSe Ba6lredJt aud ans.
sniibsu. gflidIt BEN 2anoc, 6em
Staate, btm 6oHutg aHb Id iel6it
sessHHber. anbere, bic biel iUeni.
aer imitaHSe FHS, intelligent Su nr.
tHeilen, unb beHen es biel Deuiger
I'm Oas angsmciHe @ubl ais nm
lire HeiHen peri6hIidlen Sntsreien
uOer itrer SattiOn nnb gartci 5H
tfnH 1T, bic mer6en ts tbnn.
9nrdl cine bOlljdbIlige @abl6e.
t6eilianna an Der glebraSfa Staats.
iuahl am 3. glODem6er f6nneu bic
Seutifen ghrger am geiten brs
9eutidltbnms @ertb nnS Sel6ltge.
iiibl 5eiaen, am beiteu bem 2anoe
uuO iid Iel6it SisHeH.
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Gleftrifer finOen 9eidlnane beriteft.

W1tt SS1ItalattonSdrbeiten I'M Sdlt'
Ie pom $aroep 9. g5ooIeb, 1916
Glarf StraBe, beiddftigte @leftrt.
ter f1nben bort beim GbrGumen
elmer @o16 oie 2ei9trane stpeter
iSrauen beriteft. Die S9d0eI Der
2eidnnne tparet 5ertriinmert, 10.
oaB nit GiGerbeit auf Moro ge-
fdloIIen tperoen fam, iooa3 nit 81.
6erbeit duf Mor6 geI6Ioiien tueroen
fam, 5rau 8ooleD lnO San1tlie
tpoIIten ni6t IGnger in Dem &ouie
ialafen lno fanoen olt0erpdrtS I'm.
terflinft; Serr 8ooIep, Elm Sdrift.
ieber Ser bieiigen See petIt aus.
ipdrts. 9ie 9e66r6en tpttr6en bon
Dem groltIigen Su1t6 benadridtigt
uno Ste 2eider borldufig in Dem
Sofe 6es SaaIeS beItattet.
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g[ns Qe6ensii6erOrnF.

9rnn3 g1ertipia 1910 Sones Sir.
tpobnboft, begtng ats 2eben8iiber-
oruB Se(bItmorO, ittbeut er ii8 er.
bangte. Ct mar DO Sabre oIt, elm
rltbiger, i9ner orbetten6er W1attt,
Der emit Before Gage geiebet. Dor
eyobren fiibrte er etten @rocerie
Gtore on Ser fii0li6en t3. StraBe.
9oS @eidGft rentirte fA tt9t trl6
er CAB 6as Gei6dft duf. Damn Der.
ri6tete er @elegenbeitsdrbeit, bod
mar er nid)t in1Itunoe, itb tpieoer en-.
bor3uarbeiten, Srans gsertttpig mar
Elm gutter 0aenib, aber beri6Ioiien
tno bo0erte oft nit 0eut SdidIal,
oas ibn 70 ftiefrlittterIid beb1nSelt
botte. Ct bate Elm gllter bon 40
sSobreit erreibt.
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@roBe siegt
iiber Oir ytuiIsa!
Die Selterrei6er treiben iie iiber Oie
San llllD maiden biele
Orfangene!
gttt0 Die Setben baben teme NtieOer,
la9cn erlitten!

Berlin, 2. Sob. - 9as Grieas.
amt madt beute 6oIget6es befannt,
Die SdIdht in golen lit nod midi
pieoer erneuert tporoen. In @aIi8ierl
ober lit cine GlnI6eiolng beoorite.
bend. Cine 0epei6e bon arafail
beiagt, Dab 6te 9fuiien iiber Den
San 6IlB 9etporfeH poroen IinO,
ans Se3aist bertrieben tpuroen uu6
bon bort ans energii5 berIolgt
iperoen.
9rabtIos miro aus @ien aernel.
oct: ugeabe Der gaIi3ii6en uno Der
gutoiDina @rer3e ba6en oIterrei6i.
ide &rltppen einen Itarten rldIiIdeti
Seeresforper bertriebeu. S5n Gen.
trltn1 @ali3tens bnlten 0iterreihi.
iten Sritppen oie 9oIitioner, ipelde
iie oen 0friieit ertriiien bnben. sun.
Oerte 8tuiIen fpuroen gefangen ge.
nommen. 8ir ba6en BEN 8ufopina
0titrift 6eiebt, Die &rifen ipiit6etan
tpie DiL0e &6iere, raubten &Guier
aus, bergetpnItigten fSrahten m6
t06teten frieoIite gelpobner dlts
retner M}orOgier. S5n 3ernotpts,
nelthes Die 9fuiien ooriibergebe1to
beiest bielten mitr0en biele Sou.
Ter ehtgedidert, iogar 6nS gigen.
tbiur oeS 9fotben areu3es puroe
nidt berIhont.
9}etrograo, 2. g1oo. = SSn Gu.
fpolti per0en oie 9e1tiden inmer
neiter 5uriifgetrieben. @s beiBt,
oaB Die 8eutihen atf ibren aiid8u-
ge oiele Gatouen bergruben, Die aber.
bon ben 9uiien erttoedt uno lpteoer
altsgegraben tDur0en. 9ie giuiien
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nlahten cine gln5dbl @efdngerte; 6d.
rru1ter befanOen ii6 Sffi5iere aus
Der aonigsberger uno 9oierer Gar.
ttion.
Seiterrrider in Ger6ien.
Berlin, iiber Soag, 2. Sob. -
Cine Depeide bon @ien beIagt, bag
bic 0eIterrei6er ant Sd1tItag Die be-
feftigten SteIlungen Der Gerben robe
Sonrte ongrtffeit. Eroe 6es beftis
aen Seners Der Setu6e iiberibritten
Die Seiterreiher Die Sobe iuto Dri.
ua, beiesten Die ierbti6en @retts-
itdote 1tno tooteten ltt10 bertDuttoeten
biele Serben.
@ien iiber 2on6on, 9. geob. -
@eitern bnben in 9fuIiiid-Bslen fei.
ne &dnrpfge itattgeflrnoen.
Sci GtarD unO Gallbor BAT I'LL.
iere arttIlerie elm rliiiiibes Weurti-
tionslager IN Die 2uft geiprengt.
aGe feiuoGiden glngriffe ouf oie SO.
ben bel StarD mo SaHbor ini6 ob-
gei6Iagen poroen.
uSSSn Der &anlpf5one npro6ItIid
BON Eurfa boben itniere Srltppen
mebrere Hfhtige SobeniteIhmgen i'm
Stltrnangriff genonrnen 1ulo bic
5ein6e su tpiI6er 6Iudt gen6tbigt.
l1nier 2ott0ihtrm na9te IN oieien
&d1npfen Sablreide @efangene.
y9ie @eidnt1lt5abI Ser an %.
Sftober in SeIterreid-llngarn ge.
fangenen 6ein0e mar $40 Sffi3iere
r1to 1910 Mann, nuBer ben bieleu
3nuienben, tpeIde nod in Der Ieb.
ten @o9e gefmtgen puroen.
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SnSesnadiridlten.

Die 8eeroigitng Der lebte ISOLDE
teritorbenen 6roit Serna1tn 2eunnt
in 9erion forO Goruttog geadnrtt.
tag inter GROCER 8etbeiltgltng bon
2etStragerben Ttott. Serr syafob
SnltG belt I'M &eint rn6 an @robe
tiefentpfnnOene 2ei9enreoen, tporin
er Ser 8erftorbeneit einen ebrenoen
Sribut Sollte. Gie g1itglte6er ser
ISIer 2oge IN 8enIott nn0 Ser @af-
feneenoHenidaft bon Omaha, at Sc.
ren tiidtigert MtglieOern Ser @otte
Der Gnti6lafenea adblt, bet1eiltgten
ftd geutettiam an benz 2eidenbe.
edngnts. WhteIieOer Der 8offenae.
noifenidaft fungirten oIs 2ei6en-
trdeer. 8iele gIuuten sierten 0en
5arg. M0ge oie 8ertor6ene In
6tte0ett rube1l
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General G6affee toSf.

Cos 9tngeIes, Sal, 2. g1oo. -
gaad ldngerer 8etuuBtIoiigfeit itarf
bier geitern Der friibere @eneralItab.
def Der gurloesarntee, 8eneraIleut.
naitt glbna q. gbaffee. 0erIe[be
Iatte iid bonn genteiten Gol6aten
gum @eneralleiitndnt un6 General.
itabs6ef binatlfgear6eitet. 1mo tpur.
De 6reimaI beripm0et. 9ie 2eihe
miro no6 8aibinetor, 8. g. iiber.
fiibrt.
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Nlennipn Ser fSnmi[ia GIinfIcr.

gaabe5u 200 MttelieSer Ser ssa,
rtiIie glioiier batten Ti6 Sautifoo
QlbenO I'M 9ettideH Soitie Elm Stea.
Oi6ein eegeben. Gs tp1troen 0te0er
titO Gortrdge eebolten, getntst, po.
fu[trt uto tttliit8irt, ittio man freltte
iid Oes 0oieins. Mber audi mid
8ebutitb eeoodte nton oes Q[bIe.
bens bon @iGheIn gliaTIer, Ser nod
BET 6er Iesti0brigen Rettnion Der
JrobltGlte itnter ben SrSbIi9en ge.
.lpeiegt.
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geIno In S6atiafeit.

Yteopel, 2. ytob Der ieler.
ipeienoe Berg gefnb lit pie0er in
Gbdtiefeit uno 0ie @eipobner am
;5uBe 6es @erges befinoen lidj In
gngIt ltlto S6refen. Sonrtaa
ipurNen 6eionoere @otteSoienIte a6oe.
baIten itn6 Die geboIferltng beqob
ftd in gro8eiIion nad beriibn1ten
@nafabrtsorten Der ltntgegeno syn
sroben Ioiien flieBt eGiibenOe 2oba
oen Berg binab.
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Grfulgr an Der &iiite
lln0 bet 0iQe!
VSelbf Durd Seffnen Oer sd)lenlen
aal 0iertanal laiicn iitb bic Seut.
fGen nt9t Snriifbalten!
GOrti1rittc audi an anOerem Gunften
N oct SdDla6tlinie!

6ene @ntrnl6 III NIT Der Gage Der 9nee an Dem areas.
i9anpat isr SHriebcn gerbanoe ser6reu bic Sdnn bel
Ncnppr uHb tn bic 3eberungen aer poSnrd S be
rttunH Ser beatden Srnppen weeHi bebnSer werSen 9
Gcndrn MAIDEN ncocr nebre SanenS ganaen unb erp6ern
engfe WeiGhte - Die engdeH nHb nnj1FcH GitnationSbe
rife mcOn natarId hber GrOs Stnn ais Sreunb 9enid
laHOs? Die @ampfe nm gerSaH gtaln fd ,n @Hnen Der
9enteu Scrd Der SonoOH Smes 6er Die Shladt IN Der
asns 9eat4es lIHtereebOut BHf ben ensIdea Sereser
ySermes".
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4nto.ltufnlf.

8intott SaSd9 2. Nob. = Carl
0ietri6, Elm allgenein aeadteter bic.
flyer iiingerer Garr1er, ipuroe ge.
itern 9tbeno tpa6rIbeinli6 Ihtper
0erlebt. oIs tas 9luton1obiI, in 6ein
E fubr, iib iiberidlug. Ole orei an.
oeren Snioiien entfauen unperIeBt.
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enft[ sanr min nidlt tuarten.

8aibtngton, 81, Oft. = 9as
@taats0ep1rtemei1t fpie8 beltte ben
8otidafter 8age in 2on6on an, bon
Ser britiiden gfegierltug Die fofortige
6reigabe Der nit <pfer befradteten
ttoLiGrii9en 9anlpfer nSan @iobatt-
nj" mt0 rSSstaGin4 5lt for6errt, inter
Ser 8egriinoung, bob tbr &argo fitr
cine nelttrale geuton, STATEN, Be-
itinurt tit.
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Die Simple bur gerbnn.

Berlin, iiber SapbilIe, 2. gaob. -
'g[nttli9 tpir0 bier beriftet, bab 6te
0tIitdridriftiteGer Der 8erliner Bel.
t1ngen bic fiiraIi9en Guttpidelungen
Inn @eroun als bon gr0Bter 8iGfig-
felt be3eidnen uHo Die iofortiaet
6ortietungen Der 9perotionen nit
erneuter Rraft aIS fiher anieben.
S5n ben aduipfen iii6Iid bon Ser.
bun ipebren fi6 Die 5ralt3oien ber.
3ipeifeIt; ibre gentiibun8en ct. sci.
Biel ipieocr 5lt nebmen iir6 ober
erfoIglos.
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Qaiuincnifiirse.

9ern. 5dmei3, 2. geob. - scsn.
foIge zines 2aipinenitur3es lpuroe ei.
ne 9lbtbeilung Eritppen nobe ct.
Morit beridiittet. Bier Sol0aten
Dlroen auf Der SteIle getOotet ituO
He9rere alloere sAa..
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0Rpdefeaer.etifttna 6iEft geIaiern.

g1eip gorf, 9. 9tob. = 0ie Ser.
tpaItltng Der RodefeIler. .Stiftang bat
fi9 enti6[oiferL oie retdIiden MtttteI
oieier @tnribtltng sur 2t1toeritng Der
9otb bon gi6tfdulpfern in BEN bonn
4riege betroffenet 2Gt0ertt in 9ienIt
at IteIlen uno iol, nie SSobn 9.
&odefeIler ir. erflGrte, bereit fem,
tpenn n6tbig, MtIlionet Collars 5ttr
@erfiigung 8u IteIen. lin oieIes
Siilfstuerf rt6ttg 0urf5nfiibren iolG
in ben nGditen Sagen 3tnddit cine
aoutmiiIion nod europa ertIoit6t
ner6en Inn it9 on 0rt ttno SteIle
iiber 0as @g8ie, mann 1t10 no" Der
at trtformtren. guBer.
Dem bat bic Gttftnngsberpoltlnq
ben grGBtett aur 8eit IN Stem gorf
liege1oen ttertraIen 9ontpfer ,WaI.
iopeque" gum Breiie bon $275, 900
gedortert uno nit 2ebensmttteln I'M
bon 1000 Sonnen 54r $alfe
Der Oarbettoen 9elgier beIobert. 0os
5diff tptro beretts ntorgen bon bier
abiegeln uro lit Die 2o6ltng 0treft an
oen omerifanti9en &orilI m 9totter.
oam obreiitrt. 9ie @ertbeiIrutg ser
2ebensntiteL tptro ourA 0os belqt.
ide Salfsfotrite erfoIgen.
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ssta[iens nertraIes aabinet all
Ccfterrrider in eer6ieH.

Ront 2. geob. - 9og gatt5e ito
lieniibe 9abinet bat obge0onft. gg
bate fir gtelitraIitGt ousgebalterl,
u1O man glaubt, ooB feline Mboon-
flung otrd bic &riegspartei erotpun-
gen tporoen lit. ma
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glnseiacpertb Ser sribanes

BeIde gerbreitung BEN In Der
Eribiine ber6fferltIi6ten Gnseiget
geiidert 1T, benefit m treFfenoiten
DobI Elm Brief ben Serr Gnr5
Ruutobr, bierieLbIt uns giitigIt altr
8erfitgtng itelIt. @r Ialttet:
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2OnOun mslSsi, baH bic SfrFcn ben
Seiliseu Sirieg erflatsu mol.
lrH.-Alliirte gegeH
Shrfei.

Sic iuirS and bic brei Grufmddts
81 befdmpfen babeu. - BOD
feline nensn GntiuidsInugen be.
trsfiS @riehenlan6 nnb 9talien.
- gllIe biplOmntiidlen gerbiHonu.
sen 5lpiidjen Siirfei siHO ben VI.
liirten abgebroden.
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staIien aithf bonn Qr6rr.

9fouL q. 3ob. - gs berldlttes
Inberulnls, sSStnIien tper0e baIo in ben
arieg einereifen 1rt6 otpar 5n Gun.
iten 9eutidlonO's.
&om, 2. Sob. - SaI6anttIid
miro oneefiinSigt, oaB 6ie SynIeI ca.
ieno bon 2t0ntiral Batrtg beiest ttnb
cine 9l6tbetIitng Snfarterte uno cine
8atterie gefar0et tnor0en iin0. 9os
gigertbunsredt 6ieier SynieI, pel6e
0te @ittfabrt tt ben Safen bon abo-
Iona, albanien, beberridt, lit Iange
8egenitdno oes Streits 3iuiIden
@rieAenLano un0 Q[lbatien aepeien.
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iDo9I Dorbereitete Gampagne fiibrell
pir6.
Sonoou, 2. geOo. = Gem bieii.
aen titrfiiden gotIdafter SeiDfif
9ai9a tultrben beiite feline 9apiere
sugeitelIt Gr miro 2onoon itnDer.
5iigIia DerIoiien.
gm GiHgang Ses Snr5fanals.
9onOoll 2. geob. - Cine gfont
9epeife an bic Central SEEMS be.
iagt, 6oB titrftibe R1nonen6oote fi9
m Gtngorg gum Snes Guno[ auf.
balteu. 8abIrei9e titrfiihe adpoae.
rtenIniien ftrto IN afdbab (befeitgter
Grt am noro6itlihen 9beil oes SO.
then Meeres) etngeroffen
gIdt tiirfiide glrmeecorps IoIlen
in 2egppten eiugefalIen fem. Die
GugIdn0er baben alIe goritdtsntob.
reaeln 3ltm Sfube 0es Sue3 Sea.
nails getroffen Seber 6rentoe in
aegbpten tptro inter Der gei6uloi.
arng Der Spionaqe feitgeboIten.
9eribten stfoIgp Jir6 6as neue
tiirfiide 4abtnet aus SSungtiir.
fen beiteben; Oh : ge9 mtrO ais
beibebalten Deroen.
3n8 ne1te 9o6inet aber miro bon
aentan BON SanOers, Dem preuBi.
iden Snitrltfteur Der tiirfii6en g[r.I
nee, altsgeiuf|t tper0en. Sanoers
mar es aud, Ser Die Giirfei oeran.
raBte, 80 BEN 0eutiden iiber5ugeben.
llud oie tiirfiite 5lotte itebt inter
oem GouuanOo zines oeutjden 90.
&irals.
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gon gaetem 6umbarSirt.

Yetrogr10, 2. ytoo. = Vte Bel.
Den 6eiitiden arelt5er @65en ur6
greslnt iotpie ntebrere tiirFfi6eEor-
be6oboote baben geitern bic aiiIte IN
Ser g1dbe bon Se6oitopoI bonl6ar.
6trt. Gin tiirfiI6er @reBer mari
aeitern 80 @eI6oiIe IN S6eoooIia,
100 MeiIen ror65ItIt9 bon Seba.
itoppl.
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MIfsfuHS.

Seutr IN Oer Omaha $tibHns fiir
ben SiIfs' mo angeonneen1
WfatbiaA 5dib, Omaha, -u.,.ss 500
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gn[aarien 6Iei6t nentraI.

Berlin, 2. geob. - GuBImt6 oer.
fudt, @lIgarien eitt3uifiibtern ln0
fi4 auf Setten Ser gerbiin0eten at
fdtagen, Sic bltIgdrtide &egierltng
aber 1T feit arti6IoRen, ibre g}eu-
tralttdt Sit tpobren,