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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-09

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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-03-12

Mrs. Willis Crees and daughter,
Miss Merle, of Decatur City, were
visitors in this city last Saturday
Mrs S. N. Little and daughter,
Miss Nellie, of Decatur City, were
visitors in this city last Saturday
Misses Ethel and Elva Gardner, of
Decatur City, were visiting with
friends in this city last Saturday.
Mrs. Floyd Cozad returned Tues
day evening from a two weeks visit
with her parents at Omaha, Neb.
A. w. Stearns, of Garden Grove,
came down Monday to look after
some business matters in this city.
G. A. Cherrington returned Friday
noon from a business trip to Burling-
ton, Keokuk and Quincy, Illinois.
NJ. L. Sell went to Davis City last
Friday for a short visit at the home
of his sister, Mrs. A. R. Doolittle
Mrs. r. E. Mclaughlin returned
Monday evening from a few days
visit with relatives at Decatur City.
Mrs. Charles Brooks, of DeKalb,
came Friday evening and visited
few days with relatives in this city.
w. A. Kindred, of Bethany, Mo-,
passed through this city Saturday,
going to Saline, Mo-, for short visit.
B. N. Robb, of near Decatur City,
went to Kellerton Saturday evening
and visited over Sunday with friends.
Mrs. James Konklin and son We're
went to Garden Grove Friday to visit
a few days with relatives in that city.
Mrs. e. W. Hamilton returned Fri
day from few days visit with rela-
tiyes in the vicinity of Pleasanton.
Miss Mabel Euritt, Of Decatur
City, came Monday evening for a
short visit with relatives in this city.
Mrs. Port Bowsher went to Clar-
india Saturday and visited over Sun
day with her father, g. B. Daugherty.
Harve McClaran prominent
"a ,,,,or Of poar nacotnr Civ was a
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-03-12

Misses Iva and Ida Briggaman
went to Charlton Saturday and visit
ed over Sunday with friends in that
city.
Glenn Warner returned Monday
evening from Red Oak, where he had
been visiting a few days with rela-
tives.
Member of the board of supervi
sors j. Fl. Hill. of Decatur City, was
business visitor in this city last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Thomas Epperley and Mrs.
Lou Parsons went to Charlton last
Thursday to visit few days with
friends
Mrs. Lloyd Watson and children
went to Decatur City Friday to visit
few days with relatives in that
vicinity.
Mrs. M. Gehhaar, of Winterset,
was in Leon Monday, being on her
way to Garden Grove for visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Frank Sales and daughter
Bess, of soulh Of Leon, went to Wei
don Monday to visit few days with
relatives.
Miss Blanche Stark. of Davis City.
came up Saturday and visited over
Sunday with Miss Elsie Mitchell in
this city.
Mrs. Marie Johnson went to Gar
den Grove Friday to visit with rela-
tives at that place and in High Point
township
Ed Parker, who recently moved
from his farm east of Leon to Davis
City, was visitor in this city last
Thursday.
Miss Sylvia Follmer who has been
| teaching the Elk school near Decatur
City. came home Monday for a few
days visit.
J. F. Clawson returned to his home
at Grand River Thursday after
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-03-12

John Robertson, A. c. Scott, Miner
Brown and Robert Benny went to
Des Moines last Thursday on a big
real estate deal.
A. l.. Howard, Of the Osceola
Democrat came down Saturday even
ing and visited over Sunday with his
family in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Mcdowell re-
turned to their home at Davis City
Thursday after a few days visit with
friends in this city.
Miss Cena Burrcll returned to her
home at Davis City Tuesday after
visiting few days with her sister,
Mrs G. B. Simpson.
Misses Lena Muse and jamie Ross
went to Weldon Saturday for short
visit with the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs ]. Fl. Muse.
Mrs. e. S. Harris and children
went to Grand River Friday to visit
a few days with her parents, Capt
and Mrs. J f. Lands.
Mrs. s. f. Brewer, of Cleveland,
|,
few weeks visit with relatives in the
vicinity of Pleasanton.
Capt. and Mrs J. d. Brown were
among the number who attended the
district high school contest at Osce-
ella last Friday evening.
Mrs. h. g. Reick. Of GAINESVILLE.
Mo. was in Leon last Thursday, be-
ing on her way home fOm a visit with
relatives at Davis City.
ID. w. Mills returned to his home
at Hastings last Thursday after hay
ing enjoyed a dandy good visit with
relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. G. B. Simpson returned last
Thursday from Davis City, where
she had been visiting a few days at
the home Of her parents.
Je Keshlear. who is student in
the Leon High School went to his
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-03-12

r. w. Braden was looking after
real estate business at PleasantOn
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Traupel, of
Van Vert, were visitors in this city
last Thursday.
F. NJ. Rhoades was looking after
some business matters at PleasantOn
last Thursday.
E. N. Underwood, of Davis City,
was a business visitor in this city
last Thursday.
Miss Nola Bennett, of Davis City,
was visiting with friends in this city
last Thursday.
A. A. Mccartney, of Davis City,
was a business visitor in this city
last Thursday.
Miss Opal Beasley, of Davis City,
was visiting with friends in this city
last Thursday.
DR.. j. S. Contz, of Garden Grove,
was a business visitor in this city
last Thursday.
Editor Roy Hoadley, of Garden
Grove, was business visitor in this
city last Friday.
P. F. Farley, the Davis City cloth
Ter, was business visitor in this
city last Friday.
E. w. Townsend, the Decatur City
banker, was business visitor in this
city last Friday,
E. o. Stearns, the Van Vert bank
err, was business visitor in this
city last Friday.
Ed Young, of Van Vert, came
down last Friday and visited a few
days in this city.
DR.. F. H. Penniwell went to Grand
River Thursday and visited few
days with friends.
Misses Enith and Bertha Bran
aum, of Pleasanton, were visitors in
this city Tuesday.
l.. A. Brown and Ed Flora, of Da-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Eiker, of De-
catur City, were business visitors in
this city last Friday.
Jas. F. Harvey departed Tuesday
for Council Bluffs where he was call
ed on legal business.
Mrs. I. w. West, Of DeKalb, came
Tuesday to visit at the home of her
son, Dr. w. r. West.
Miss Florence Coffin returned last
Thursday from few days visit with
friends at Davis City.
Constable George Myers was at
tending to some official business at
Davis City last Friday
James Cain, of Grand River, is Wis
iting at the home of his father, Wat
son Cain, in this city.
Earl Newman went to kellerton
Saturday evening and visited over
Sunday with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. BoWsher went
to Des Moines Thursday morning and
visited a couple of days.
Mrs. H. L. Redman returned to
her home near Delray Tuesday after
a short visi: in this city.
A. +. Olsen returned Tuesday ev-
ening from Corydon, where he was
called on legal business.
Mrs. Irwin Keown and Mrs. Ida
Keown, of Pleasanton, were visitors
in this city last Thursday.
Deputy game warden George My
ers was loking after official business
at Davis City last Friday.
Rev. John Goble and wife went to
Lucas Saturday for a few days visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mary Venting, of Davis City,
came last Friday to visit a few days
with friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. O. E. Walker and little
daughter, of Decatur City, were visi-
tors in this city last Saturday.
j. H. Tanning, of Saline, Mo-, was
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Mtbr a!s
fint ynillipn!
AmiIidftr gtridt ana WerIia iiber
bic riefeen Wrrlnitt Der 5siHbe
1eutIdIlanbs.

Berlin. 81. gsob.. - Die 8crIuIte
Der @egner Geutihlonbs bobeiL iuic
bier amtlidb gemeIbet lpurOe, Die
erite Wlinion iiberitritteu. @lg Q[f.
lfune Dftober bntten mir riln0 300,.
600 Weinngene genddt. ba5u fom.
linen nod 10000 eefaaene gtiIieH.
Die bel Der @ernihtnng Der gl1relu.
lHo Bilnn.arlnee eefnIlen Itnb. Ser.
Iner gibt 0ns fronsofiIhe sEriegsrtini.
IiterinH TELLER aii, odb aus oen
Stdtnpfen 5ipiithen Waorne imS Ole
iiber 100000 Weripunoete Suriidge.
idafft iporoen iino.
Shon 0ieie 0urdous feItItebeu0en
3ablen ergeben suidlnmen $4,000
MlanH feinoIiher WerIltite. Ioslt
fino nber nod 8ii rednen Die bel.
Ieiifen itn0 engliihen @erlultc an
9oOfen uno Wertuunoeten, bic Der.
lutte Der Gran5oien an Sooten BiDi.
Iihen Wiorne ilro Oifc. ibre Berluite
an gooten un0 8ertpunDeten an
idnitlihen a6irpfen Dor Dem eroBen
Ringeii an Der Qinie @eronn.9leims
Iuno enolid 0ieienigen III 6en Be.
fedten smiihen @erouA uno 8oul.
Giefe betrogen gcring geulpiien,
100000 Monn. 10 ooB Elm feinbIi.
der MiinoeItberlliIt bon nlinOeitens
|Oreipiertel WiIIionen Wlonn an
So0ten 8eripnn0eten uno @efanqe-
men bis Qrfnng Gftober feltitebt.
llniere tapferen gunOesgenoiien
'hdben in @nli3ien itno Serbien Dem
6eiuOe ebenfoIIs. iingebelire 9erfifte
beiaefiiet, 70 oob cine Milion liher
ihon Iange bon 1T. sSm Wlonot 0f.
tober itit0 ounn ipeitere nambafte
gerIiilte unicrer @egner oosu ae.
fontnen 10 nI[ein Dor YracnlDsl
10000 toote guiien, Die bieIen Gau.
ienOen BON @efangenen uno Ser.
iDunoeten gar niht 5u rehnenl
Gos 5obLenni1bige llebergpiDid)t
lnierer 6eirOe lit nIio idon iebr err
bebLid 5uinmmengeihrumpft. un0
aiid Der fuIt uneriesIihe 8erlnIt bon
SsFieesHtaterial bclen0ets ami ralfIi@ /
iher 5eite, nlaht Iid BEL unieren
gegnern iAon geiunltis fiibIbnr.
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Observation-Disclosures nerhnftet

gtep gorf, 2t. 9top. S5ier elm.
actroifenen GepeIden genl1B ba6en
ote gn9ldn0cr ben arie0sberidter.
ltattcr Gorep, Der fiir cine s[n8abT
alncrifaniider 3eitltuaen BON eng.
lan0 ans geridte lieferte (oogulster
aud Der Omaha 8orIDsperaI0) ber.
baftef plo III aIOeri9ot, GngIonb,
ms @efdnaniB geiporfeu. CIT ion
acIdriebea baber, uoab bic GnaIdn.
Der at feiae mareit, I'M Iib aittuers
ben 3lt laiien4 gunoesienator
&itdcod bat iid) iofort mutt ben
Staatsbeportenent iii Werbinoina
aeicbt, I'M gorep's ;sreiIaIinna ni
erlanaen, oenn GoreD iteIIt Iii a6.
reoe, bob er etife oerarfige McpBg.
rllna ie geI1riehett babe.
Grit Dor Gur3ctn fehrfe Gorep
bon 3eutifIono suriid un0 0ie
Gngl1nber babcn ieOenfaIIs ges
aloubt, OnB ct oelttI6freuuoLid,e Mr.
tifel idlreiben ipiiroe, iino tim ibnt
Die 2iit Gn5r sli ilehn1en, iunrfen
lie ibn if's GefdltgriB.
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Grneuertc Gampic iut
Ar9onnell= l=9iifrift!
Sie Tran;Oien berlOren tn TlanDtrn
iiber 10000 unD bie 8riten
iiber 1,5O0 Weann!
SrIanb ssr 5rtnnsf9aft atntf9lans's bsrF6srtl

1nanb m In bem hberi6memmttu 8an6ern gran6er nr GIN
peHbnng bngen Die DraH5Oieu berIierrn in aanpn bel
Dmnoe 10000 Wanu; 1900 Gngdnber erinien i'm er aaHa
@einr MliarIe rriparteH, bah General Snbrmbnrs
ben 8nen bernidn0e NeberIas bribringen irb Der
ngIae SnatOmsberidt bdfs m NIT ben gprsnsen nnF bem
5ldn argsidampIat bic Gmeduber erie6uen Ss rn
EIHn @au Gnganb berbiei bic S6eeansH6r nad SoaaHb
5000 gnrH ideH fd an, gIuemontein ~ beaeerm Die
GnGliuber beaFdH neH AHsrff Der 9tHea ant lire ahae
nnb iperren Fd BON bsr anhenwet bnrd Ssemmen al.
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I hCttN Dt GllJAdftut lutlte HbIiktll xiii
ainbefnnntes groBes Quftidiif odbin.
0ie gefpobner Der Staot iuuroen
in glngit imo Sfreden periebt.
8nIieIbe floe aber bnlO iueiter,
obne ieine 8iiitenforte nb5ugebcn.
Die 0icbelliOn ia 5aSafrifa.
Berlin, 81. geop. (syunfenberidt.)
- Gs miro bier offi3iea befonnt ge-
nndt. 6ab 5000 guren lit Der Sead.
barih1ft bon 8loentfontein Iteben,
Inn Die Stnot, ipelde utr i1ipah
befeftigt lit, dn3ugreifen. Gieielbe
miro bon 500 Olonn bertbeiOigt.
Mud in onoeren Sbeilen SiiOafri-
fo's erringen Die RebeIletl @ortbeile.
Qie in &bobeiia ongeiporbenan Srup-
pen ipelhc fir ben europdiiden
ariegsi1aliplob beitintnlt iparen,
Imiiiien In gIfrifo bleibeu Inn gegelt
bic guren nerlpenoet SIT tperoen.
Der 8uren. gLuFItano in Siloafri.
Ia, Der nah ben 8eboliptlulgen oer
brttiid)en 8egierilng bereits 10 gut
iuie unter0ritdt ietn fol-. breitet fid]
iintner ntcbr ats. 3uperl1iiige bier
eingetroffene gerid)te ir1eI6en, OoB
iid oas gauge 9ransDaoI imo Ser
ebemolIge 0raitie.sSrciitoot III ben
6anoen Der aufitdnOigeit befinoen.
Die gfegierliig oer iiio0frifoniidenI
Union iIt Der Situofion nidt mebrI
eeipnhien itnb ote IopaIen Erllppen
tperDen nod bem iiioIihet EbciIe ber
51riidae8oaeii, Inn bort
liagetl Su bletbel bis BerItdrfungen
bnn England fpnintelt.
2onbon 81. 9iob. Ite fits.
afrifnniife 8egieriing itielOet, oaB
$4,000 1iifltdnoige Blircn linter 0ent
2ontm1rbo 0es Generals gener aln
letter Snntitas ben bon Dem Gre.
ntier @otbo hefeBIigten Mcqicritnas. |
Erlippen Sfpifden 0erbeItstceete iIn6
0oopitoo inn nIteit Gr1nie. sSreiitaat
aine Sd)lnf)t Iiefertelt. Gie scyytt. |
Iurgeltten ioIlen ifIiebIidj in otel
Slndt gefdIaaen iporoan fem itno |
1 Go0te, 20 Herluunoete, 100 sc.
fangene, pieIe @elpebre ttu0 g8aaert
ino oroBe NiengeH bon Munition
,erIore rbaben. Dus iii bieIem Ne.
,idt getnadte 9iigeit1nonis, oaB ein
,il,3iger Der 9urenfiibrer elm Seer
1ou $1,000 MebeIIen Tim fteh Ill fam.
lteln bernaod)te, bat Bier Die ar0kte
errcat, Oenn bisber mar
'ebnrrIid, berfibert iporoett, bnB Die
4itfltdnbigen llitr alls fleiten Ban
len beitiiu0eh bic bon Den glegie-
itngStruppen littt 2eihtiefeit 5er.
preuat ooer dlifgsrieben perpen 4
0niteil. /,
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GrGansIrr lpirbr gptidnfter.

sRoris, 21 92op. Cine borItais
fi9 itidt beltdtigte Depeidle oerfSaur.
nier glgeiituu ats sHOn bei1gt,
6iirit Bernhard bon Billion, bcr frii.
here 0eutihe ReihsfansIer. iii 8uft
@otidafter Bel bet ituIseuiidlen Me-
aieriulg erflailnt tDorosn nIs gand,-
foIaer uon Germ i. GIototu. (lyiiris
i. Billion tpohnt nieiitais Iii Mofig
ltnO bnt id)ou 6iirdl irine itaIieniId1e
@ernaHIia arnBen GinflilB III oer
italieuiidea @eieIIldoitslpslt. Us
goIt id,on friiher fiji pabridxinIid1,
bah II bel 0er iebiaets arile oirges
Eoilen iibrfnebnlelt iuas6e.
al fueIGenI 1t lgi1on irliber asipfzl3
H@ste' t4~Asa,s : a..-s aAaaasz
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Hen; es beibt ferner. oaB 6ie @e.
Iidiibe. tpeId]e ION Der belgiihen aii.
lite bis nah Dober uno nod ipeiter
ltragen, in Roiition geiteIt tDeroen:
Irieiiae llrterIeeboote ioIlen Sriiphen
Ian Der aiiite Idli0en. Gie Ibdtia.
felt, ipeItbe Die Gelitiden bel ser
9efeItisung Der bglaiiden aiiiten.
itaot 3eebriigge aitiDideIn, bat in
Sonoort- iuie0pr eiliiilol glnaIt lm0
Shreden berbreitet. Gs beiBt, bah
Gallons I'M Meere errihtet iuerOen
icllel1 bon ipo aus Sorpe0os aaf
| IfeinoIihe Shiffe aefettert meroen
9ier beiBt es, bic Geittihcn bdbpn
Iii1 peridnoren, ben 3eibuahtsbra.
ten in 2ou0on ou ber5ebren g9enn
|ol1h Der englifhe @eneraIltab nenia
Ilber Den geplniften GinFoa Der 3eut.
Iihen 5it fagen bat, 70 tperoen ben.
nod initfaiieil0e 8orfebrungen ae.
|trofFen Inn einem gngriff allf 0te
engliihe aiilte begeenen al f0nHen.
@eroplane unO groBe 2uftfdiffe ftno
Gog ltno gsadt auf Der g9adt; Sic
ailite miro bon groBen iino fleinen
|arlegsfhiffen umldndrult; bic Hiilte
lit NIT idperer glrtiIlerie fornEidl
gcipidt; 8erbnue iino dIleriueaen an.
gebrnht; Die gan8e aiiite lit NIT
Sdiibengrdben Oilrhfurdt. 9[ae
W4dnner, bic @affen trugen f5nnen,
mer0en 5ur 2onoesbert1et0iailna
bernnge5ogen uuO III ben Ginaro.
bungsdrbeiten unterridtet; Der telt,
toniide Sfreden lit alien in sic
@lieOer gefabreH.
GrFOls beniider GlOttc sa eibau
Berlin, iiber saag lno 2ouSolt
n. geop. Cine offi3ieIIe W2eI.
Dnng bon eeltern gthen0 beIaat:
Der oelitidjeu 6lotte lit ps ae.
liIngen tbeiIiueiie oell SaFen bon
2ibau 9fuBInno, burh ods Ginfea
bon SdJiffen 8u ihIieben. gtitd
Fat Die 5Iotte tpiAtiae iniIifdriid,e
boribaroirt. Qlnoere
Reuigfeiten, Die pon 8idtiafeit itrS
liegen nod nidt Dor.
MlineHfelber meiter aisgeSe6nt |
aonoou, 2i. GoD. Gie britiIrbe
Aonrtralitdt bat meitre gd,rftte
ilfrn Sdlube Der brittIden GsiIte la. 4
Eernoranpit, inOeni fie bic Wlinen.
Fcloer iDeiter ai,sgeoebnt bat. gsadl
Oenl n. gtooeinber itno alth bie
DliinOnngen Der 6unber. Der Gunef
ltt0 anoerer groBerer sSliiiie MIL
nirf: Mle Gfiife, pelde einlalifqn, /
niilien etfen Gotten at gorD baben 1
paan .hefiirhtet, 01b bic Ecittid,eit
hre @robnna, eiIel Streif5ua onf
sfiiIte 8it MAIDEN, ausfii6. \
.en tperoen.
n@dlredlIdE fiir Die 1eutldDen. Il
Noroeatr, iiber garis, I'll Ssob
graliOeilt Rofllente erIieb eiu ge.
ret, olirh iDeldes aus Ser giIte
'er ebrellIegion allie 9ianen BON 4
0eiltid,eil gejtridjen pcroen. grI
otes bofitit, nal, cine loI. 4
be aus5eidlniiitg ttid1t 0er Berion
llleit geIte, iOnbern aud eine salI. !
igung fiji Bite betreffen0e 0sationI !
et iiO tuie0er6olt Bite Qiigen bon !
@erlesitne Der serieas.E h
iibrlulasrcscIn ourh Bite Geutfteu. 4
2eniidles 4aitidiff III Gnslanb. h
&onopn n gsup. &C. lleber Gun. II
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A FAIR DAYS WORK.!

BOSS: Say, Kid, did you do your work today?
Give account OF yourself
KID: killed 10000 Germans, including the Crown
Prince; captured four army corps, had 100 socialists
shot and started revolution In Berlin. also Published
nice article about the despicable German character.
BOSS; You are not earning your money!
KID: forgot, Boss, also reported that the Ger
mans terrorzed Americans, murdered 150
children and sacked two more cities just for fun
BOSS; You forgot the main thing. Always bring
the regulation 81 stories Of British Heroism and Ger
Cowardce, and last but not least insist on the
reliability Of the from London, Paris Petrograd
and Nish BY the way keep on ignoring everything
favorable to the Germans and Austrans, and always
use six-inch type for your headlines.
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aniier an (S,rpf,llerspt.

slmiterounL 81. Gob. ell ei.
nem Gonfifbreiben All ben @roBber.
5o9 bon Gloeublirg iaet Der adiIer,
ooB er p0as ihni beriiebene ciierne
arena audi 8u gbren Ocr itets taps
fercn GI0enburger4 tragen tperoe.
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aeneB, England. iurrte geTiern Elm
alnbefnnntcs groBes 2nftidiff odbin.
0ie geipo9ner Der Sta0t ipuroen
in angit nnb Sd,reden periebt.
8nIielbe floe aber bnlo iueiter,
obne ieine 8iiitenfarte nbsugeben.
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lam in fpeItIiher Hidhiug Dor, itn
iiA Der @arpatbeitp1iie Su periiderr
glnf 0en meitIid,en artegsifaii
bIos I'm gtoroen fsranfreihs iii elm
berb1IttiBnlaBiae aailtpfpmlie ciage
treten; oiid 0nS bisber flrhtbort
artilleriefetler lit I'M gtbnebmen be-
griffen 9ie gan5e llmgegeito bor
Gigluiibe. 0urh melde fid) Der gier
sfanaI eritredt, lit icst cine ipogen,
be 8aiIerHlniie; MIR iiiolid) perl
0perli firbet nod imnter cine bef.
tige adnona0e itntt.
Gehr ihLedtes Mettrr, 0lrd lpeI,
dles bic Gperotionen notbgeorungen
bebinoert fiuo berriflt In McitfIan.
bern tno I'm norbIiden fSrnnfreidl.
ssm fron3ofiiden Centrum bot Tih
rihts BON 9eIang ereignet, aber in
Der 9lrgonnen Hegiolt ftnben t1glid
beftige a1ri1pfe itatt; Die Geutiheii
Iaiieu in ibren niitbetl0en 9lngrif.
fen ntdt rad uno geben Dem syein.
De nidt Raft nod 9atbe; inoeiien
ale lire 9lnariffe tuerOen bon ben
Grar5ofen obgeihldgen. gtuf benz
fran8oiiifen redten sSIiigeI haben
0ie geutid)en Die Srti9oft Gbaubon
cort Snriiderobert into ben sSraiiso.
fen onaenideinli6 itipere @erlliIte
Ger 8ornlnrfd Der 0elterreiher in
5erbien bat BET ben 8ulgdren WitBs
bebaeen berporgerafen, Oa man bel
aineu Siege Der 9eIterreiher fiir
Die llnabhdnoigfeit Der goIfanitna.
tet in Gorge lit. syt Dem bnlgari.
ihen 2onOtnge fpuroe Die frage er.
Srtert, ob es fir @ulgnrien ilirbt
.otbiom mdre, fit6 onf seite Der
Aaiirten 5n fblagen (iino Die gul.
loren flug ullo neiie, oanii unter-I
nIIeu iic 0ieie 3ttntlBeit, 0enn fieI
bitten lett BALD iuiilea altf ipelherI
5eite Oes glrotes bic Butter fitr fte
leidjnliert IT'D. fsiibrer Der oelno-
ratilhen Hartei iu Bulgarien fnad-
en- ben NorihIag, Bite gmiirten all
iefragen, nelbes Coos ben BoIf1n.
taotei1 I'M sS1He ciies Sieges ibrere
eits beihieoen lit (Oann iuer0en iie
ON rnlliIden g1ren perIdIudt, bas
6unen fie iid) an ben sSingern al.
dblen;; aber MIR Iattglniit bprnn:
L tper0en itidt iiegen; bic id0nitenl
EeiIe Iiegen fit fie I'M &nleHoer). |
auh sStnlien lit iiber oos fiegrei.
ID goraeben Der Geiterreitber bel
n, un0 0te 9otihnfter an
iltopaiihen Soften babeit 3r0re en-
alten ftd ltnber5iigIid mad Dfontl
i begebeii, i'm NIT Oct Megierltng /
Der bic 5itintiott BIT fonferiren.
oer biefge itoIieniide 9otib1Fterl
Rarqnis sSniperiaIi miro iliorgeflI
nfl Mont aDretleil
lin Bu berbinoertt 6ob DelttFd. +
mo init Thee bon GngIartb iiber
elltrale S1fen berieben piro. bat
IngInHb ben Ebee.@rpprt iiof Ell.
rpdiiheu S1fen pliteriuet. ollsge.I
omiren Fitio Die 2dnOer Der 8erbiin.
atea ioipie Spailten uuo NorfuqaL.
'ett QEusbrtid, oes arieges Bat oie
uSfubr bon Thee nad &oIlQno rie.
&c Gnneitlionen nngenuulnIelt.
9sMtidle 5nbaiion befiirdtrt.
2onoost, n 9eap Sier ourh.l
jipirrei Beriicbfe Die Suit, 6nb 0iel
eiitiheit oentitahit beabiidtigen. inl
Ilglano NIT Seeresnodt eiHauful.
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niere iinS NIT qetroIeiiu oiisae.
riiitet, nIitteIs iueIdcru iic Den bart.
gcfrorencn goOen ailftb1ilen no.
raiIi iit oie SSnianterir einardbt.
Sic @arniion Don Qr3eltiDsI mad.
te eineu erFoIarriden gIusfaH Ino
mari Die geIaaerer Surild.
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grutI6f 0ringfn
in pOlen Dor!

Berlin, II. glDp. (SnnfgnberidDf.)
Aicr eingefruffene NadIridDtfn Ial.
len erfenneu, oab ant brr aansen
SdiladltliHig iii 9soIrn Der Aampi
eHttraHut 1T. gs6rbIidl pon Sfr
Ncidliel befinSeH iidy bic 3niien ant
Dem giiif8nge.
gSom NriegsidlaapIaB In Eitprrn.
fen lit nidjts gienes cinaetruffen;
mir Ialten burt nniere giuirm ae.
geR eiHcn iiberleaenen aeiao. 7ie
9lniien, lueldle bei WiInwn nno @Iod
acidDlagen iuiIrDen, iueroen BON nnIe.
ren Srnppem energiiA uerfolat. sInd
nulerr Gffemiine hei gpbs rt1dlt m.
te SOrtidlritte. gei Gsfniieagrma
fampfen 0ontidle nnO EeIterrridles
$ate an 5eitg.
g2ap glorf, 2i Rdp. 9eiieFte
bon gunOnI bier pingefroffene Ne.
ridte belageit, Dab Der 0eutfhe Waas
rineIelitnalit Garl Sans go0p (frnber
IN 0mabd pobnbafD, Der li,egen
Spiouaee I'M Ioiper bon 9unoon
cridoiien ipilr0e. bereits bier 1aoa
Dor 8crofientlichling Scr Depeide
allf geranloiinng Des gEutbnn0es
ait6ener binaeridfet ipuroe. geil1
eeidnant ritbt auf Dem armpnFrte0.
1of. lgIrmer Vienidl er bat eill
rnbmrcIheres @n0e per0ient.)
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Nniltn 3wii9en Der @artbe nnD Der
8ei1iel weiter nad @ari1an
3nriifgeordngt!
OeRerrti6tr idIagen Wlosiowitrr bel tfraf

Berlin msOe bah bic boadHoisr GndtOnne aeaen IT,
b1h nber bic Ansfdn Der ben dierree borsaaIih Enb
Die Nueu in Gpnhen ueOH Our bic SrGe gerbhnbeien
nm 6fns smmneen nHb amd bic abfdistr geInatrmHa ara
fnns m nnerbeben Die SHien baben feline Sdabt anS baben
aampfmnth berlOrn
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Die obiee sinrritotir lit oitd in goIttorteaForm
81 baben uno swar bel allen Bud. iniO 8eitanes.
b1n0lern Der Staot.