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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15
VICE PRESIDENT UNDER CLEVELAND
 DIES IN CHICAGO

AdIai E. stevenson, vice-president of the United States through the second Cleveland administration, died satur- day night at a hospital in Chicago, af- ter an illness of several months. Ills three children were at his bedside
 The career of Adlai Erving Steven son was notably typical of his time. His ability and personal qualities, with a marked readiness to fit into the situation in which circumstances plac- ed him. helped him to success in his profession and in politics, eventually giving him prominence such as his talents alone. would hardly have af- forded him.. He was able to satisfy opposing factions without lacking In force and earned a doubtIess deserved reputation Of being ''safe''. man.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15
standina of tIle CInbs.
Games Today. PittsHeId in New Britain. Hartford in Waterbury.
TODAY IN PuGnIsTTc ANNALS.

1869-NEike McCoo1e defeated Tom Allen in rounds. foul. near St. Louis. This battle was declared to be for the worlds championship, but, with Jem Mace on the job as English cham spfons such a claim was not well found ed McCoole first claimed the Ameri- can title after John c. Heenan's s re- tirement in 1863, but he was whipped by Joe Coburn in 6 3 rounds at Charles ton, Md Fhree years later McCooIe beat Bill Davis. the Californian, at Rhodes Point. Mo, and became the champion Tom Allen. a St. Louis fighter, after defeating a number of good men. including Bill Davis in a s43-round bout in St. Louis, challenged NIcCooIe. The Missourtan outfoa1gf1t AfcCoole all the way. according to eontemp porary accounts of the rookus, but when it became apparent that Me- Coole was beaten the referee awarded the victory to the vanquished on the score Of an alleged foul connitted by Allen. Few fight fans accepted the verdict, and Allen was hailed as Amer fcan champion, and fought for and lost the worlds title in a battle with lem Mace pulled off in Louisiana the following year.
 1911-Frank Klaus defeated Mon tana. Dan Sullivan in rounds at Oak land.
 191 2-Y oung Dyson knocked out Eugene Trikie in 4th round at Liver pool.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15
BOXING AND SHOWS
 BARRED IN PRlS ON

Sacramento. June 15.-vaudevil1e and boxing are recreations of the past in California prison life. according to a statement made today by Charles Sonntag, member Of the state board of prison directors For some time prisoners were allowed to put on vaudeville shows with prison talent. Later it became popular for profess. sionaI actors to give exhibitions in the prisons The prisoners mecame restless and more eager for liberty, 1t is said, and Sonntag holds that plots and conspiracies to escape all most Invariably followed the -presenta- ton of some theatrical attraction.
 Boxing was discontinued, he eaid, because it promoted the brutal in- stinct in prisoners.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15
REILLY FINDS PLACES
 FOR AEERIDEN MEN

19eriden, June 15.-with the official announcement to John F.tPenders that he would be appoinded postmaster of 1Teriden for four years at a salary Of 6. 400 a year today came a Statement by Congressman Reilly that he ex- pected to secure appointment of Hen rv C. Bibeau, the second strongest candidate for the Meriden post1naster- ship, to the postTna,stership at San Juan. P. R. MT. Bdbeau is a grocer.
 It is understood here that the other candidates. George OsMalley and Os- car l.. Doussin, will receive offices of some kind.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15
DIE b.


 DUFFK-In this city, Saturday, June IS, 1914, Michael Duffy.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from isslate resfd ence, No. 45 K1efer street, on Tuesday, June 16. at S..30z a. na., and, fro m Sacred EeeKk chskrch at 9 oscIock. Burial 4 M I'M s4.s thaeEs cemeterys a~ aEIlLEAEl lA Entered into rest, June 18th. 1914, Lewis Burr SilIi1nan.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral at his late home NO. Sa4 Park avenue. on. Tuesday. 18th, inst at 2.3O o'clock, D. m- Burial in Mountain Grove cemetery. a%p NETELdr-In this city. Saturday. June 13y 1914, Prof. William G. Nepel1. aged 64 years, 1 months IA days RI
 Friends are invited to attend tre funeral fro he late resi- fclence, No 25 Liberty street on Wednesday, June 1Tth, at 2-80 ?. n. Intsrment at Lakev5eW cemetery. D N1b b.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15
WOULD HAVE BUSINESS
 MEN FORM A UNION

New York, June 154Fhe Bache Re- view suggests that business men should organize for their own protec- ton just as labor already has Lt says:
 '.If this labor body erhe Amerieau Federation of Isabor) representinE only 6Oo.0o0 or 100000 voters. can thus influence the course Of Legislation. what would not an organization of. say. 5oo,0o business men. be able 70 do in bringing about construct measures for the benefit Of both lahcr and capital instead of the -destructi' operations which have been going on for the last eight years and depriving industry of it's legitimate fruits
 The sooner the time comes when business shall organize for it's own prs- lection as labor has done. demandirs it's just rights, the sooner win tle p"l
 ng down of the country.s great com mercial machinery stop, and unless tt z-
 $ done, the results oe the great pro- gress of the country in the last tEven- ey-five years will be desDoiled and much inestiulably valuable headwy
 ost."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15
STUDENT MILITARY
 CAMPS READY TO OPEN

Washington June 15.-PIans for the student military camps to be held in July at Burlington, Vt, Iudington, Mich, and Ashevi1Ie. N. C., have just been completed by Captain R o. Van horn of the general staff of the army and the war department has ordered organizations of cavalry and Infantry to proceed to these camps. The camps will be held from July 9th to August 7th.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15
CATHOLIC CHURCHES BURNED BY RIOTERS

Rome, June 15-Church property y suffered severely during the riots ac- companying the recent general strike in Italy, according to reports present. ed to the Pope today. These show that 14 churches were burned ana s! damaged, while g others were Iooted
 Work was resumed generally toda5 at Ravenna, Forli, Cesana, Rfmins Lugo, Faensa and Parma. In othe4 districts the authorities were gradual- Iy succeeding in restoring order
 Farmer Want Ads. One Cent a word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15
STUDENTS NEARING
 VACATION DAYS
Final Activities Which Mark the Closing Hours
 Of School.

The committee of the Sophomore class has decided not to introduce the honor system thas year and as a re- suit the examinations will not be gov erned by it. But at the beginning of next semester it will be in full swing and thereafter all recitatiofls, tests and written work will be governed by it. The system of self-governmen will also be introduced and it is expected that sooner or later all classes in the school will have these two systems in their curriculum
 All preparations have been com pleted ana the majority of the tickets sold for the Junior class picnic to be held at Lighthouse Point on Tuesday, June 22. The main feature Of the day will be a baseball game between the teams representing the second and third floors. The players of the sec ond floor team will be recruited from rooms 10 and 5, while the third floor rooms 12 and A..
 The college board examinations will be held in room 1 5 this year instead of in room 12, as in the past. Miss Flames has charge of these exams while an examiner from Yale will take charge of the examinations for that college to be held in room 16. MT. Swartz will assist the Yale man in his l duties.
 The seniors were in school this morning practicing the class hymn to | be sung at the commencement exer- cises Miss Perviance had charge of | the songsters and as a result no examinations were held on that floor l during the first period.
 | All examinations this morning in the first period were held in rooms five, seven, eight nine and ten.zThese exams were for the freshmen, sopho- mores and juniors in German and French l. Mrs. Sullivan held her Cicero examination in the second period in room 12.
 Henry Mendelsohn and Clifford l Walters spent the week end, recover ing from the effects of their recent l examinations, at the summer home of I friends at Sound Beach.
 1 Always salt meat after cooking, |
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15
SatI1rdaY's Results.

Bridgeport. 4; Hartford, l.
 Pittsfield. g; New Britain, 2 (1st.
 Pittsheld, 2; New Britain, 1 (2d).
 Springfield, 4; Waterbury, 3.
 New Haven, 5; New London, (1st) New Haven. 6 New London (2d).
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday,s Results.

Springfield, 3: Bridgeport, 0. New Haven, [: New London, 1. New Britain, 21; Pittsfeld. 12.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15
THE PRErrrEsr FAcr

ana the most beautiful hands are of- ten disfigured by an unsightly wart. It can easily be removed in a few days without pain by using Cyrus
 Wart Remover. For sele only aE The Cyrus Pharmacy. AIS FairfeId Ave
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15

CLEANEASY, BEST HAND SOAP
 Guaranteed not to tnJure the skin, instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust Grease, Ink, Paint and Dirt. For the hand or clothing. Large can 10 cents Manufac cured by Wm. R. Winn, 244 etratford avenue.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15

It pays to trade at D. IT, Dillon a Co.'S. 11e5z Main street; you always d1fd the largest assortment to choose fr9ra7 prices about half what other dealers ask for similar goods.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15

Henry Mendelsohn and Clifford Walters spent the week end, recover ing from the effects of their recent examinations, at the summer home of friends at Sound Beach.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15

Always salt meat after cooking. not before.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15

Y SIS CUSTOM SUIT ssALE W East Side and West End
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15

A corporal Of the French aviation corps was killed when his machine fen ait TOu1. France A passenger was seriously injured
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15

Two carloads Of .-cannedH soup rvsre dumped into the Mississippi at st Louis by court order. The soup had been condemned.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-15

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent a word.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-23
Tie Heidlstaasiibnna.

Berlin, iiber 2on0olt, 90. glob.-
Die om 2. DECEMBER bcainneiioe
Sibung Oes 9leidstages miro pon
fitr8er DaiIer iein. gsabriteinlidl
miro Der Sieidstag ii6 oarallf be.
iHrdnfeiL eillen neuen areoit BON
fiinf DtiIliar6en Marf 81 beiuiIIi.
gen inno Die bonn 8unoesratb be.
reits ongenommenen aricgsborIdeell
glt5nbeiBen. Bon elmer geIpre.
dung Der 8orlogc Oiirfte iiberbanpt
abltanb gcicrluiell lueroeu Die
ateaier1tngsbdlsboltss uno meme
'SteuerborIngen iteben nift su er.
iunrten. Gritere gorIoge oiirFte
bem 9feihstag i'm 6ebruar 3ngeben.
Ger beitdnoige 6ortihritt auf
berl Oftliden ariegsidjauplab, Der
BON Tag gu 9ag beridtet miro,
erihefnt ben ttiIit1riiden Wlitorbei.
tern iino Dem Eublifum oIs Iebr
eruIittbigenb, uuo man bat bier fei.
nerIei 9eioraniiie peaen eiues ruI.
iiihen GinfaIls.
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lltnttt aritgs-
na6ri6ttn!

Berlin, %. 9lgp. (Snntrnbepe.
idJe.) - 9ae Striessamt mslOet, baf
bic Gage in GltprenftH unDerGHbert
lei. Die glniicH babeu IN gOlen Der.
itarfnHaen erbaIten, luObnrdl cine
6uiidlsibnng Der bortiseu SdlladDt
5iUiidsn Der @eidIel nHO &artbe
bersOgert lDir0. In ber lSeaeH6 bon
GsenitudGipa bait bic CffeHiiDe Der
9entideH Hnb Eeiterrsidlrr an.
On eincm Friibereu gsridtc beiht
&c, bak General DOn SiaOenbHrg bic
SituatiOn iuojI in panO babe.
Die aGmpfe BET yperu nHb glien.
port Oaneru fort. Gin fleiues bri.
tiifes Bcihmaber nGherte iidJ siuei.
nal Der aiiitc, iuarhe aber bon aH.
iertr ArtiIlerie snriidgctrie6en.
i'm arsOnnenipalb srwiHnen mir
on 5trrain; ein frinbIider Sdiike.n
arabsn nadl bem anoerH fGllt in mn.
.iert piHOs. gSir babeH mebrere 0e-
fnngeRs semadlt.
@isH, %. RDD. - 6UlgeuDer Of.
fisislltr gsrift ipurbs bier 6ente bier
beransssssbeH: gBir uHO nniere
gerbanbeteH Ietcn nnitre Sffcnfipe
seetu bic rHiiiIdDsn StsIlnHsen fort.
Der isinb befinDet fid ii6eraa anf
benz Slhf5nse. Die Glterreif.nnga.
ridden 5rnppcn Gabet bis Jest 15,-
600 @efaHseHe esmadH. Sine mid.
tige SdlndDt bat iidl peitlid BON
9omniee ((8ali5ieu) mn in ben Star.
paiben entiuifcIt.
Berlin, %. Jiub. - Ger Nlilit1r.
fritifer bss 2OfaIanseiger Iugt, baf
infOlse Ses glnfrpIlrnS SeS redten
rniiiidlsn 5liigeIs nHb bee gcmcir
Iamen glnsriffs Der Cslterreidler nnO
9sntidIen anf benz lihfm rniiiidlen
1tiigrl bic 9idnmnnaetmbers's bnrdl
bic giaiien nnr eine blOfe Sragc Der
3eit lei. Sci ben 9tiien Fat iid Gin
WianseI an artillerie naS 8clue9rcn
eiugeiteIlt.
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Dtr(tnkt S6iff
Der Auiirttn!
Der Gfttrs tUbtgsinste naronprins
@ilbelm" laft WieOer bon
iidJ bOrea,

2on6on, %. 92ob. - Cine 9e.
peide an ole Sintes BON 02onte.
bi6eo, llrugap, meloet, OoB ser oeut-
i6e 3ampfer Sierra Cordoba nit
9aiiogieren unb Mannl6aften oe8
eftgIiiden 9ompfers gorrentina lino
zines fran3oiiiden 0aubfers einge.
troffen lit 1inn ans 2ono geiest bot.
Qos eritere Shiff berlieb guenos
glpres glnfangs Sftober; man bot
ober ni6ts mebr bon oemlelben ge.
bort. Sctt bat es lth berousgelteat,
0ob Ser Gompfer ant Z. 0ftober bon
oem Silfsfreu5er 6rieori6 8ilbelm
iiberboIt mo, na6oen Die Mtanr.
ldoit an 9oro genonlmen ourd
mebrere Sdi,IIe i'll @runO gebobrt
muroe. GosieIbe 5didial ereilte
ben fron56iiiben 0nupfer Union.
Die glanibaften utto EaIIogiere
muroen bonn ipdter an gorO oe8
oelti6cu Sonbel8onrnpfers Sierra
Cordoba beforoert, Der Tie lad) Moit-
tebi0eo bradte.
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lnttl6iftrangrif
ant tBtpptlinbaut!
ahbner Strsif5na brsier griten; ei.
ner eriuiIdlt, 5luei eHttommen.

5ricoridsbofcn. 90. 9lob.. iiber
Berlin Saag unO Sonoon. Grei
griteniIieger madten Samitag gtnd.
mittag iiber 5rie0rihsbofen ibr er.
ideinen in Der abii6t, Die oortise
ppelin,2uftidifibaIle au 5eritoren;
ofienbor b1tten bic 6lieeer be0cu.
tenoen Sd)aoen ongerihtet, mare Is
nidt fir Die @o1iomfeit ocs bort
IiegenOen DfiIitdrs gepeieu. glnti.
aeroplnn. .aononen un0 Wtoidinen.
gelpebre bereitelten Den 8lan Der
gngl1noer. @iuer Der 5lieger mur.
be aus Den 2iiften ourd einen nobl.
ae5ieIten 5buB berabgebolt; Die on.
oeren beioen ergriffen Die 6ludt. 81.
ner Der 5lieger ihleilOerte feds
gonIben, bon uel1en jrpei unbeim.
lid nabe Der Sale nie6erfieIen;
5iuei lpeitere 8omben troien SGllier
IN Der Stoot, oieielben erbebIid be.
if1oigeuo; Elm Wlann puroe &C.
tootet, eine 5ron bermuH0et. glod.
Dem Die Maifine bes einen 5Iiegers
getrofien mar. lieb oeren S5nioiic,
2eutnont Briggs. oieielbe sur grbe
nieoergleiten. unb mari babel nod
orei lueitere 8omben, Die abcr feincu
5hoocn peruriahten Briggs Der.
iud]te, iid nit glepoIber uno Sdbel
5u bertbeioigen puroe ober bal0
fampfunfdbig gemadt.
gniel, Sdmei3, %. gtob. - 8ie
bier oerlautct, miro in Der Zeppelin.
Sale in sSric0ridsbofen olle 0rei
Boden Gin 9fieien.3 Zeppelin bcrgc.
itelIt. Gs beiBt oab bel Dem gln.
eriff Der eneliifcn 5Iieger auf Die
3eppelinboae elmer bernbgeboIt lm0
cin anoerer abitiir5te uno i'm goOell-
fec ertrlinfen lit.
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GtnntNtt-fau
jttt trltbigt!
Sfrfen sa6su @arnnnasidnh ab,
bah amerifaner bnrdl WliueH.
Ielb fnbr.

gsoibinefon, 8. g.. 90. glob. -
Gos WeiBe Sous bertiin0ete. es bobe
eine glelonng bonn onlerifoniifen
gotihdfter Wlorgentbolt IN aoniton.
oob Der Sdub nilf Die gi.
naiie oes freu5ers n1enneiiee~ nur
Elm @nrmnesihub mar, tpcil oas
Boot geroOe ourd ein WiinenfeIo
fubr, in 8nipiOerbanoluna gcgen bic
perOffentIidten tiirfiideH geroro.
niingen.
8oibineton, .. g.. 90. gsob. -
Die erip1bnte ertl1rune, lpclde
Serr Morgentbou, Der omerifaniidle
9otihnfter in aonltontiuopeL iiber
ben 3niihenfaa bon Smprna ian0te,
bat er ouf gntoritGt oes ottomatli.
ihen Dainiiters oes sSnnern gei6idt;
ltn6 Wiorgentbois 9epeide ipuroe
bereits oufgegeben. ebe has CRU.
den Der dmerifntiider 9iegierung
nm cine @rfl1rilng BET ibm eintrof.
Der Shub nod Sem 9oote iuor tbot.
idhlidl neiter nidts, ais ein 8ar.
ningsihub pesen eines Nlinenfel-
oes; uno nod Dem 8piidenioll er.
bot iih Der @ncroIgoubernclr, BEN
8efebIsbober oes dmerifanilden
Sreli5ers nuf ieiuem glutpmobiI iiber
Sono in Die Staot 3n nebmen.
@ano geluiB ideiut es aber nod
INNER ni6t oh Oamit Der 8lpiifen.
fal als poQig abgcidloiien eradtct
niro.
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4merifnncr rinmen &ern Grta.

8aibington, Q. g., 23. gtob. -
General 6unIton fabelte beute Dem
StaatSOepartemeilt, onB oGe ieine
8rllppen on @oro Ser Gronsport.
i6iffe fino, uno Dab Oieie beute ge.
gen Mittog bon 8era Gru5 in See
geitoden itro. 5iinf &riegsidiffe
merben ie6od in merifanii6en @e.
ndIiern berbleiben. Die geboIfe.
rrng berbieIt fib rltbis.
(9ic omerifoniiden &rnppen
hotteu am 81. 9fpril 1914 8ero
Grls bcicst, ais itnter @rGii6ent
Suerta SnS friegeriide GinIdreiten
Der Ger. Stanten gehoten id)ien.)
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.Sorru 4. 9cnrl tobt

Sm Sitter non rs Sa1ren Der.
itarb bier pIoBIib an shldgihlB
Snrrp q 8eueI, cin bcfalafer ,yrei.
malrer oe8 33. @rooeS ltalrer
StaOt. Gr NOR bier 81 ,sa6re ou-
idiIig mo perfauite bier Sic erite
bier oeI6Ite Giicubobnfabrforte.
Der 9erItorbene miro auBer BON
Der @ittrne nod bon einein Snbn
Charles 8. 9eucG mo 5ipei ojroB-
finoern iiberlcbt.
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gritildle giIlfar p6nr Gnhc.

2onoon, %. 9eop Ger nortue.
giide 0ontpfer pTpr" puroe in
Glasgow feiteeboIten. SllS @rumo
miro Der ltinitnno 9en1nnt, oob Der
Goinpfer 1000 gfrino S9upfcr an
goro batte, oas bon @ngIauo aIs
&onterbnnoe betrodtet miro. 3os
aipfar ipirbe am gooen oes SdJif.
fes perItedt peiunbett
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9entlf)e Nrmee
labe &ariban!
&ieien6eer Der &nilen bon ben Sents
i6en unD Seterrei6ern
SuriifgeOrangt!
9ie Gat9eibnngs.s s9Ia9t bort jctt in @auge!

ibrer 9iildjuaslinic abgeituitteu
mcrOen miro. gcion0ers ernnit)i.
gcnO iiit Die 0eutdeu iei Der Gr.
toIg, Delden lie bei @3eniiodoDa
aui5lnueiicn fobcn.
Gffijielle oiterreihiidje 9eridte
iaacu, 0aB oic aorpatbenpdiIe er.
iolgreid gegeul oie an0ringenOen
Huiien ocrtbeioi1t uerOelL
slns ruiIiidJrr Sucllc.
letroQrao. 23 Non. S5ieiigcu
ofii5ieIlen 9cridtcn gcnlaB icBt iid)
bic oeutidle Strcitnaft, Dclde ben
9iliieu jluiidcn Scr gseidiel mo
@artbe gegeniiberitcbt, aus icdS
2Irmeecorps 3uianuuen (falih aera-
then, es iino picI mebr); oieSmlatt.
front eritredt idJ iiber cine 2dnge
bon IS Meilet Ga beioe 6liiiie
BON meIdeu 0as Salattielo &c.
grcnjt miro, alle 6lmifenoigriife
unmoalid MAIDEN, Htiiiien 5routaI.
anariife crioIgen peldc fiu 6eioc
&arteien idDcre Gerluite i'm Sefol.
&C bobal acinc Scite aber fat
bis iest nenuenSmertbe Grfolge auf-
3lnDeIien (noluD.
@on 5ifli5 (aaufaiiel1 bier ein.
aetroiieue 9u6riGten beiageH, oaB
ole 9iuIieu ibrcu &urflaridl mf
&oprpfo mir OcshnIb eiliteIltrn,
neil tic aunoc crbielteu 6aB sic
gon5e tiirtiid3c glrmee IN Ocr @e-
geno bon Grierrm lutlocit aoprn-
col ilonoen, I'M bic 9iuiien 3u Der.
niften. 3ic &uiicu bcjc6ranfen iiA
Oaralli ibrc engcnonnenen 5tel-
litngeu at bebmtpten un0 marten
aG 9ieritorfmgcu
SerfdJiuOrulg gegtn ben 3arct.
Eetroarao, %. 9fou. Gs miro
hnlbomtIif genlcloct, oaB einc g3cr-
ihporlng gegen oen ,3nrcn cnt.
0cdt iporoen lit; mebrere g1itglie0er
Der Ilnna (E1rlamcntSl ioIlen 0n.
ran betbeiIigt icin. Sdon 9lnfangs
Gftobcr tpuroc uon Der altrniiiiden
Gortei cine 9eweglmg gegen bic
6ortiebing oe5 arieges berpor9erlI.
fch. glnt II. 9Iupember noIlte iid
6oS reboIutiondrc aomite in einem
&anic all Der giborg 2onoItraBe
adt MeiIen bon @etrogra0 DerIam.
meln. Gie @oIi3ci cricbien aitf Dem
Ylau un0 oerbaftete Elf 8erionen,
barunter fiinf 9it9lieoer Der 7uma.
W}it glnsnabme Der 2eBtcrcn lino
aIle NfitaIieber ocs rcpoliitioudret
aonieren8auSidlldics in ben 9Enfla-
geitan0 geieBt por0el
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Nngrif anf @nglanO
TT &Orbereitung?
Sie Sentiden entfaltcn an Der 9ife
8elgien's tine nnbeimli9e
Sbatigfeit!
Wad6tiger ueuer glneriiT anf Obern im 6ang,l

Berlin erbdi berOfendt ntereanie aegsbeie 9irfu
Fegcu brr 9nNen nnb Gn8GuStr 96ns Albert Segeu
irb bon enen EJiersn as elm Sflab GnganOs nnO 6ran
reids beeidnrt SGen nnS HumGnen bleiben neutral gon
bpner 0adlrdtrn suOgr enpfelH bic Gaten Der ahie
wie0cr srobc 5bdtigfsi mirO bebanp ban bic bentc
HIot einen Mnsfal nnenebmen mro. Der idueOidJe 6u
ider Spen SH preii ben Oenthen 9aer 5npauer bbanp
onh e feline SoOateu nod europa idfen uerOen Der
HeidStas trit AM 2. 3eSmb ucoer In Sitaug 5nammen
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siirfcn iieaen am snc,fanal.

aonitantinopcl, %. gtop. (0rabt.
los nod 2onbon.) = IS miro bier
otfi5iell befaiult genlaht; ylHrfiide
Iruppen baben ben Sue3fanol err.
reiht. 3ipiiden aatas uno 3eate6c,
30 Meilen pom Sile3 aouaI, lit Is
su bllItigen adinpFsn jDildcn gri.
ten imo Siirfen gefommen. Mud,
BEL Gl Santara, 20 Meilen iiioIidl
bon BORT Sai0, 1T gefGnlpft lporoen
Cine groBe gln3abl cngIiid)er 9f.
fi3iere utlo Sol0aten tpliroeu ge.
fangen geno1lnen. Gngliihe So.
meelreiter un6 igpptiife Boli5ei ba.
ben lid ben 9iirfen eroeben.
Die 9entidJen in gelgien.
2onoon, 90. 9loo. - 3aS gan3e
@ebiet ipeItIid Der ga6nlinie 9(nt,
.griiIel-M -Mons lit bon Den
ols ariegs3one o6geipcrrt
poroeu. 9aS pieIunItrittene Cir.
NUDE. ipelGeS iebt in S1noen Der
9elltifen iit bat onr6 Die 9ei6ie.
Bung i9ner aeIitten. Die Saupt.
firfe I'M Grte bat ibren 5urm Der.
loren. Sn gpres 1T Die aIt4iito.
ride oIud6aIle" ourd SfrapneIl.
feuer idiper teiddoigt.
Silent lit nit beuti6en 9ertpu1.
6eten iiberfiiut, Die getpo6ner ia.
ben ar6Btentbcils Die OStaot perloI.
fen. 3eebriigge Oieut Ben 9eutifen
ais INSTRUMENTATION. Die ge.
lpobner bon 9lIoit beginner 5uriif.
3ufebren unb ridteu ii6, 10 gut eS
aebt, in ben balb3ertriimmerten
SGuiern elm. sSn griiIiel lit 8ltr
Belt glaes rilbig. ltngefGbr 3tpei.
orittel Der gelpobner iino ouf 0f.
@obItbdtigteit angeluieien.
9le6nlid) iino Die 8uitdn0e in Me
hcIn.
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9lmerifauiIde arsnscr bleiben.

8oibin9ton, %. gtop. Die
anlerifaniifen areu3cr gtortb Ga.
rolina uno 9enneiice tpcrocn bor.
Idufig in tiirfiiden @eip1IIern Der.
bIeiben uno iinb Die aapitdne &c.
der uno Oman beauftrogt, nod, il.
rem eignett GrneTen su bolloeln,
ipenn es notbig iei, omerifoniihe
giir9er au beidyiibeit.
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ceiterreidIiidltr gtridlt.

Baibineton. %. 9lob. Gas
8iener arsiu1rtiae gllht fobelte Der
hieiiaen oiterrcid,-uligdriIden BOT.
fd)dft bob Die oitcrfsjtiiten srp.
pen in 8oleu 10000 auiien gefon.
gen genonnnen ba6en gluf) in
Serbien i0brt Die 0ffeniioe fort
trob ber5neifelten 8iOeritanos nn0
idIedten @etters pur0en 2440
Serben gefongen. Seit oen 8.
Eoperber iino $1,000 Ser6en ge.
fangen.
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Graf gernitOrff's glnflaae.

Waibington %. gtob. Der
8otidofter @rof bon 8ernItorff bat
on Dos Staats6epartentent cine geote
gerihtet, in peIder er iflarfe aloee
Onriiber fiibrt oaB fron3oiii6e
Wannidnften iif 3upioerbanOliin.
gen gegen Die auf Der giotbe areii3
aonbention bonn 6. SnIi 1906 feIt.
gelegten geltimullngcn iduIoig mo.
den. sS5n bier 6dlen lit beluieien
noroen Dab fran5Siiihe Goloaten
beriuitnoete 8eutide crItaden, onoe.
re eridboiIen uno miBbonoeIt baben
unO ouf Gmbulan3en nel6e oos
gtotbe areu8 fii9rten eefeuert ia.
ben.
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9eutidle 0iarincitntiun bei &dlpa.
rain.

2inlo, 9erlL %. 9}op. Sier
perlaltet bns @criidlt, oaB oie Dcnt.
iden bel &alparniio, Ghile, cine
@arincitatiou lutcrbaIten. no i6re
Sdiffe iid periamneIu no oerpro.
pioutiren