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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25
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The soft-hearted men are the best
fellows and have the most friends.
But they are usually working for and
paying rent to the hard-hearted men.
There are all sorts of people in the
world. including the human hog who
eats five times day and roars about
the evils of the liquor habit.
We believe in education. But a
pretty face and a few curves will do
more than course at Vassar to snare
a husband for a girl.
When a man fees from tempta-
ton he usually makes a note of her
address so he will know where to
find her some other day.
Daughter takes natural" picture
by posing with a sheet wrapped
around her torso. But you would
have to go into the kitchen to get a
natural" picture OF mother.
A man who can fool some of the
people all of the time and all of the
people some of the time can't buff
falo his wife any of the time.
Every church should have pastor
who practices better than he
breaches.
After the society for Winding 9th.
er Peoples Business gets through
compelling us to drink water and
chew nothing but gum and smoke
nothing but cubebs, it might take 6
whack at something useful and com
pei men who are dandruff factories
to wear nothing but gray coats.
The fellow who leaves his wife
very often when he is alive seldom
leaves her much when he dies.
A woman will spend an entire weel
making up her mind and then go ant
do something else.
A dog can wag his tail pretty fas
when he is pleased. But he cam
wag it as fast as a woman can was
her tongue when she is displeased.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25

The "First Annual Rally of the Old
Guard" took place Friday evening
when the members OF Olympia Camp,
No. 179, Woodmen Of the World,
gathered at Odd Fellows hall last
Friday evening for banquet and
general good time. There are 145
members of the old guard in the local
chapter and most Of them were pres
ent. B. A. Vandeveer of Tumwater
was consul commander; c. j. Swayne.
advisor; c. C. Hunt, banker. Allen
White, past consul; M. D. Abbott,
escort; ]. A. Hunt, sentry, and Henry
Lane, Waterman, every one Of whom
had been members Of the lodge for 20
years or more.
Local members Of Court Capital
City lodge, Foresters of America, are
conducting an energetic membership
campaign for the next 80 days, includ-
ing the organization of an orchestra
and a drill team, and plan to hold a
big banquet, initiation and installa-
ton of officers at the next regular
meeting, January 7. Plans for the
campaign were outlined at a meeting
the latter part of last week. being pre-
scented by State Organizer Mcintosh
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25
Takes Rap at Unions.
(Skagit Co. Times. }

The charitable people of Seattle
over the recent action of organized
labor in that city adopting resolu-
tions calling upon unemployed men
and women, of which Seattle now has
hundreds, to refuse all work at any
wage that is lower than the scale es-
tablished for it by the unions. A
citizens committee, whose purpose
IS to provide employment for the
people wherever possible, SO that
they may live and have shelter, is
finding itself seriously hindered in
it's work by the selfish meddling of
the organizations who desire to take
no chance on having any wage rate
lowered. The good people of Seattle
would be doing the state great
service if they would take a few of
her bullet-headed labor leaders down
to the Colman dock and chuck them
into the bay. Men that will fight to
hamper the work of charitable people
under the conditions existing in Sc
attic today are barnacles on society
and are worse than the men who will
take a chance at robbing you at the
point of gun. We like the spirit of
unionism, have belonged to one of
the best unions in the United States
for rs years, and we know that such
tactics as are being practiced in Sc
attic today by those would-be labor
leaders are something entirely for
eign to the principles of unionism,
and a man that would advocate such
ideas under the circumstances exist
ing in Seattle today has no more
unionism in his soul than a common
everyday jackass.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25
Press Comment
:..:'j.:~:'S..s:....s..::..:..:.....s..:..:..:.'
Has Faith in Oil.
(Elma ChrOnicle.)

Despite ups and downs in the oil
strike in Southwest Washington. The
oil experts unite in making that pre-
diction, and it is hardly possible that
they can be fooled. When the first
big well is found, as it may be at
any time, those who have become
doubtful and discouraged will be-
come enthusiastic over the prospects
OF this section.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25
THE MAN WHO WINS

The who wins is average man;
Not built on any particular plan,
Not blessed with any particular luck;
Just steady and earnest and full of pluck.
When asked question he does not guess
He knows and answers mo" or yes;
When set task that the rest can't do,
He buckles in till he's put it through.
Three things he's learned: that the man who tries
Finds favor in his employers eyes;
That it pays to know more than one thing well;
That it doesn't pay all he knows to tell
So he works and waits; till one fine day
There's better job with bigger pay
And the men who shirked whenever they could
Are bossed by the whose work made good.
For the man who wins is the man who works,
Who neither labor nor trouble shirks,
Who uses his hands, his head, his eyes;
The man who wins is the man who tries.
Axis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25

Wits attesting it's genuineness, his
mothers family Bible, and hundreds
of other similar relics.
The United States government fs
apt to be thought of as jealousy
guarding it's possessions and its peo-
pie love to honor such as Lincoln, but
the neglect Of the old house where
the great man died is almost a dis
grace, and it is to be hoped congress
will soon recognize it's grave duty
with reference to the place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25
THE MAN WHO FAILS

The who fails is the sort of chap
Who is always looking around for a snap;
Who neglects his work for look at the clock;
Who never misses chance to knock.
He is grouchy and slow when work begins;
When it's time to quit he jokes and grins.
He's always busy as busy can be
When he thinks the boss is around to see.
He believes that a pull" is the only way
BY which he can ever draw bigger pay;
And he sulks and growls when he sees ais plan
Upset by the push of another man.
He's the job when he draws his pay;
That done he soldiers his time away;
While the men who tackle their Jobs with vim
Keep pushing and climbing ahead of him.
For the man who fails has himself to blame,
If he wastes his chances and misses his aim;
He'd win if he use his hands and wits;
The man who fails is the man who quits.
Axis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25

Governor Lister has called meet
ing of the advisory board of the state
department of agriculture for De-
cember 80, at which time final deci-
sion will be reached on the depart
ment's recommendations to the legis-
lature for new laws governing sub
jects under it's control.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25
The Making Of Dyestuffs.
milwaukee Journal.)

The dyestuff enterprise has been
open for a long time to the men Of
all parties and all occupations, and
yet the dyestuffs have been made in
Germany. Their manufacture will
continue in Germany so long as there
is no premium offered to induce men
in the United States to put their
money into the business. They are
not going to try any experiment.
Des Moines Capital, Standpat Rep.
That's plain enough for anybody to
see. Men are not going into business
in this country unless the govern
ment is pledged to be used in their
interest. Is the government guaran-
teeing you, gentle reader, anything ?
The boldness of the special privilege
interests is enough to take away the
breath of the man who has to depend
upon his own efforts.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25

TO TRADE-Mare, age 8, single or
double, gentle, will trade for COW
or heifers. George Bump, Route g.,
Olympia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25
F. A R NJ Il R S
NJ A R X II r
80 ACRES of good land for sale.
Some cleared. Price reasonable.
B. r. CONNIE. Yelm, Wash.

FOR SALE-Nearly new cream sep
arator in fine running order, COM
plete for $25. Address "K", care Of
Washington Standard.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25

The 1913 game law and the author
ity of the county commissioners under
it to establish game preserves, has
been upheld by the state supreme
court in q recent decision.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25

WANTED IN TRADE-A COW and
calf or two heifers in exchange for
a small driving team Of good life.
Telephone 1877.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25
Sees Good Times Ahead.
(Elma Chronicle.)

There is no question but what
business is beginning to pick up in
most sections of the nation. The
financial reviews state that business
improvement is fact and increasing
prosperity can be confidently expect
ed. Since 1907 the Northwest has
had slack times, and in the last seven
years liquidation should have gone
on to such an extent that the period
of expansion should be upon us. The
whole country, thanks to the Euro
pean war, will soon be enjoying a
period Of wonderful prosperity and
advancement.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25
TUKWILLA.

lON w 1LlIi1s
(By F. A. C. in 1.-THE Totem
Pole.")
On the Duwamish fiat sat a
sable tom cat,
Singing Villa, Tukwilla,
Tukwilla.
A hunter said: Tommy, now
please don't do that.
"Stop kidding Tukwilla, Tux
willa!"
He lifted his gun and the shot
scattered wide,
But nary one touched that
Thomas cats hide,
But he punctured two COWS and
a farmer beside,
Near Villa, Tukwilla, Tux
villa.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1914-12-25

n An 8-pound baby boy was born re-
Gently to Mr.. and Mrs. AL Murphy OF
the Westside. .
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-11

DOIu Ill Tic DIdZ0 OI DdLIl0 IT yOcI .
ago, two great nations, France and
Germany, are~today repeating with
uncanny similarity even in date and
site, the conflicts of the last great
European war.
The war of 1870 began on August
2, with fierce fight between German
and French troops at Saarbrueck-
not eighty miles from Longwy, where
the first Franco-German battle of this
present and most frightful of Euro
pean conflicts has just been waged,
on the SAME day, August 2!
In 1870, just as today, there were
three chief points where the big Ger
man armies crossed the French Dor
der. The Germans, in fact, are now
repeating the tactics of their last war.
But at that time German victory fol-
lowed German victory with terrible
rapidity, and as result came the
formation of the German empire,
with King William of Prussia as en-
peror. And the successive defeats of
Napoleon III. of France eliminated in
his capture and downfall, and the es-
tablishment of the French republic.
The two nations thus formed are
today flying at each others threats
once more, with all the vengeful hos
tility engendered in that former con-
f1ict. To really understand the whole
meaning of this bloody European
crisis of 1914, it is necessary to call
to mind the dramatic history of the
struggle of 1870.
1t was caused by Prince Bismarcks
determination to place Prussia at the
head of united Germany, and by
Frances jealousy of her hereditary
enemy's threatening growth. But
hostilities were actually precipitated
by very trivial incident, just as in
the present war.
The French ambassador, Bene-
detti, demanded of King William of
Prussia that no nrinop Of his line
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-11
GERMANS TRY TO REPEAT 187O-INVADE
FRANCE SAME DAY. MONTH AND PLACES

duu LuduG pubic 6AC0TpCS ITOm B6Q6-
detti's demand A few days later,
July 10, 1870, France formally declar-
ed war.
Germany's mailed fist" struck be-
fore France had half a chance to
prepare herself. Germany had a
fighting force of over $40, 900 men in
the field at once. The French had
confidently expected to be able to
mobilize 100000 men instantly, but
found that only 100000 were avail
able for the military movements dur
ing August.
After the first conflict at Saar-
brueck, on August 2, IN which the
French were victorious, there oc-
CURED a fierce attack on the German
advance guard near Weissburg, in
Alsace. The French troops retired
with heavy loss. The German in
vasion progressed rapidly.
In battle after battle the French
inflicted losses much heavier than
their own upon the enemy, but were
each time defeated Finally, on Sep
TENDER 2, the French emperor and all
the army under his command was
captured at the battle of Sedan.
There was one army left to France,
but it was bottled up in the fortified
city of Metz, under the command of
Marshal Bazaine, who, after daring
attempt at sortie, was forced to
capitulate on October 81.
The German troops now had an
open road to Paris, and they invest
ed the capital at once. The Partisan
had proclaimed a republic, after Ma
poleon's downfall at Sedan, and or
gained a government for national
defence, of which Leon Gambetta, the
great French statesman, was one of
the chiefs.
Gambetta put aeronautics, which
are playing so striking a part in the
present strife, to the first success
full use in war.
He eScanad from .ha1aa oy11aTed Paris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-26

gaamur, bic iarie belsii4e Jeitung,
1T ben DeutIdsn in bic 9anbs ssfdl.
len, tpis bas Offisiens gladridtsns
Bureau in 2onbon aniiinSist. Gin.
selbsiten iiber bic &dEipfe, bic Der
einnabme Der Geftung pordnsingsn.
iinb iotpsit niat betannt ssworSsn.
Die snglifden 3eitunsen baltsn ben
Jall bon Hamur aber fiir unsrfIar.
lid.
gerlinsr 0epeiden iassn, baB
fiinf BON ben Jprts bon Ramur uno
bic Gtabt felbit iid in ben 9dnbsn
Der 9euii9sn bsfdnben unb bic bier
anbsrtn Sorts in iebem ausenbIid
fallen miibtsn.
Die englijden unb fran56iifhen
3situngen seiteben alIssmein cine
Risberlass Der @srbiinbeisn su, uno
sngIiide 3eitungen srtlGren, bab be
Ha@ridtsn pom arisgsid0uplab
.sntidisben ihlimmer art4 feien.
Menn iie aber aud gntidui9uns iibsr
Si. gaisSsrlas. ibrsr srupp.n aus.
Sriid.n, trSft.n iie iid baHits SaB
Der gfiid5us nn9 ibrsn itarttn Der.
ibsibisumsstpsrten an Der Gren3s IN
gutter Srbnung ausgefiihrt uurbs.
es III ansunibmsn. bab bic Der
biinSsten auf ibrs erfs Wsrtbsibi.
aunssIinis suriidfalIen, Bic iid bon
D2aubsus. in iiib6itIider Riatuns
iib.r SirIpn, mlsiieres. WOntmsbp,
gerbun, ct. Mi9el, NDuI unb Cpl.
nal bin5isbt. Gs finb biss lduter
ftarte Jeitunssn, stpiiam bensn pisls
dnbtre tleinsrs lisgen. Sintsr biefsr
Slnte 5leht ltd) elile ditoere Uellun9ez
Iinis BON ct. Quentin i'm gsOrben
iibsr aaon unS 9fheims bis mad benz
srobsn bsrfhan3ten Eager bon Cha.
Ions BIN.
Dds fran50fids arisssmfniitsrium
srtldrt, Sab felt WsOutas pieOer cine
srrBs G4ladt 3ipifhsn Mabsuss nnD
DOnOn an Der belsifdsn grsn3s unb
cine anbsrs swiIden 2iInsDiLIe unD
Runtp i'm Gunse iei, bod iiHb amber.
ipsitise gerihts bariiber,bis su ipdter
qlbenbitunbe ni9i einsstrOffen.
Die snsIiTdsn 3,itunssn fassn,
Oab GnsIano unb aiublanS sntf4IOf.
fen is:tn, ben Rtiss tis gum bittsrss
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Die S a i5Ofen
3isbsn lid pieber aus
6em @lfab auriid.

OltH II Iu ID te Der Qu o
6em @lfaB suriid.
paris, 25. 2lusuit. Dag ariegs.
miniiterium bat bic folsenbe offiaiene
Sefanntma6ung erlaien: Der Sber.
tommanbeur, Der ale berfiigbarsn
Sruppen on Der Muus brau4t, bat
aufgeforbert, bab ules BON benSran.
Soien beiebte beutf9e @ebiet na9 uno
mad ipieber arfsegebsn fperben foa.
Ralbauien 1T pieber bon unIsrsn
Sruppen gerGuntt tporben.
Cine neue S9la9t 1T atpiI9en Mau-
6euge, i'm 9epartement bu Norb uno
Donon, i'm 9epartement Soubs I'M
9anse. Oas S9idial Srantrei9s
bdnst BON ibr ab.
Wenn mir Die Sperationen I'M Gls
fab unb am Rbein fortieBen piirben,
bann piirben bort Sruppen ben6tbigt
nerben, bic mir fir ben Sieg i'm
Rorben brau9en. gs 1T r0tbig. bab
lie ale tenpordr pom @lfab 5uriidge>
5ogen iperben, Inn es fpGter ben !pdns
ben Der 9eutf9eH entreiben 81 tDHs
men. gs banbelt ii9 bier um eineI
Sdritt bringenber Notbpenbigteit.
Weitli9 an Der Waas, auf unIerer
@ert6eibisungslinie iteben uniere
3ruppen jeBt pie folst: - Die frana
5oiii1en unb britif9en Sruppen habeH
cine syront beieBt, bic fi6 in Der
ylGbe bon @ipet porbei3iebt. Stele
poiition purbe na9 barten &dmpfen
beIebt. Sic balten ibre 9eguer I'M
S6a9 unb ipeiien ibre 2lngriffe in
I9arfer @eiie 5uriid.
,Seitli6 BON Der Maas baben unz
iere sruppen ibre urfpriingliden
@tellunssn pieberbeieBt, unb ile be-
bsrri9en bic Strabe in ben 4roennsH.
,9ln unIerem re6ten syliieel batten
mir tpieber bic SffeniiDe ergrIfTsu IHo
ben syeinb auriidsetrieben.
@enerdl Soffre gebot ober Der Were
folguns ginbult, bamit er bic SrOnt
Der 4rmee in llebereinftiTmnng nit
benz am Sonntag sefabten pIantaea
terItenen fDnne.
sn aotbringen baben bic apei Ir.
meen einen gemeini4aftliaen 4ugritT
beaonnen. Ser cine sebt DON Sranbe
Gouronne be RancD aus unb Der ans
bere pom Giiben pon 9uneDille. Die
S6la6t, bic am Montag begoIiu, 1T
nod i'm Ganse. Der &anonenoonner
lit ni6t mebr, fpie am WsontGs, IN
gldncp bDrbdr. v
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Bic 9yeitun9 9tanlur bon Sen 9ent.
lcben etr9cn0nlllell,
Ma6oem lie nur 5lpei Sage tang belasert
luoroen tpar.

fabnng Der n3snta1, BON bsm 9eiit
bss albmirals Sssstboff bsissIt, fia
aaein in bic Gee binaussetpust uno
etne 5lotte engasirt babe, bic psnigz
items 80 NAL 10 fart mar tpie bic
s3enta", nit Der abfi4t, benz 5einoe
10 groben Sdaben ipie nur m0glid
3uaufiisen, obslei4 iie tpubte,' bab iie
einem ii4eren SObe sntgssensebe.
.RuiIif4e Sefanssne, barunter 20
Sffisiers unb 300 9rasonsr, nit bic.
len Geiaiibsn iinb mad asmbers, III
SaIiaien gebra6t ipOrben.
Der ruiIiTde Gensral @annOpstp
SDanop it ben Dunbsu srlssen, bic
er in einem Gsfe9t erbaltsn bat.
n3DOlf 9eI6iiBs init Munitions-
naseH, bic Don ben babsriIden Srup-
pen ben Sransofen abssnommsn
nurbsn, finb nu4 aarlsrube sebradt
unb i'm S4IObbOf aufseitelt porbsn.
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Die nemeften 1epei@eit
aus Berlin.

aonSpn, 25. ausuii. Die folsen.
ben 9.peiben iinb BON Berlin aus per
syuntsntsIesrapb bier anselangt:
rgs TT offisislIs ausetiinbigt NOR.
ben, Sab bic aOuiuln Deutialunbs
uuo Seitsrrsid llnsarns IN Snnser
am 10. 2lusuit BON Der fransOiif9sa
Rsaisrung aufseforbsri ipnrbeH, Sas
aano au b.rlaTsn.
Der ituIieniite Sampfer .aneo-
ma, Der bon Rem yOrt na4 itaIisni.
Idsn SGfsn unieriDess mar, 1T IN
Gibraltar angsbalisn porbsn. llns.-
fa6r 10 bsutfas WiIiidrpfIidtige bic
iib on Bprb befonben, ipurbsn als
arissss.fanssne berabsebOIt.
.g.isrssbn Sffisisrs unS 17ORann
BON benz Diisrreihiiden Rreu5er
.3enta1, Der am 16. gusuft in sinsm
@.fs9t nit Der frunsGiifasn GlOtte
in ben @runS stbObrt tpurbe, finb
0uf mOntsnssrintfdem Gebiete anee-
tOmmsu. Dis qsreIIs iust nit 9esus
aaf Si,is SaiprmutiDu. eus bic @s.
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gnbe gu fiibren. sin,rlsi, fpas iia aua
in Granirsi9 sreisnsu mDse.
Wie BON Sfienbe aus na4 aonoon
semslost ipurbe, fOlIsu 25,000 Deut.
f6e stpiiden Gourosrai unbaniss9em
in g.Igisn irn5inseIt isisn.
afus ruiIif9en QuslIsn tpire berih-
tst, bab bic Ruiien in Oftprsubeu
idnsn porbrinsen. bic ruifii4en Bt.
anltsn iparnen absr Dor 81 GROCER
Sieses5uperiidt unb tpeiien barauF
bin. baB bas bsutf4s Ssbist IN Der
WeidieIgesenb, tpO9in Der @ormaria
Der ruifif@sn sruppen ssht, fart be.
feitist fei.
3situngs Sspei4eH bebaupten,
bab Der 0iierreidiids Sssbafen Cat.
taro In Dalmatien Don Der per6iinbe.
ten fsiHbIiasn JlOtts ssriiSrt pOrSen
lei
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Sffi5ieaes aus Berlin.
llsber bic Sisge Der 0eut.
f9en Ibsr bic Sran-
3pfen.

WdfbingtOn n, .. s., 20. 2lus.
Der beutf4en 8oti9aft sins am
Sisnftas cine Juntsnbe,side bonn
austpdrtigen gmt Dia SapDiIIs, 6. s.,
gu, bic ipie foIst lautst:
Die beutiden Srgppen, bic Der
fraHaOiiiden grmee geseniiberitsben,
i6lusen bisIe in adlnpfen, bic bonn
II. 5is gum 21. @usuit bauerten.
@iele Gabnen uno me6r uls $50 aa.
nontn tpurben erbeutet unb es ipur<
ben 10000 @efanssne ssmo6t. Gu.
neoile 1T einssnommen porben uuo
bic armee bes Generals Soffre 1T
porlGufis ni9t mebr attionsfdbi5.
Die armee bss osutidsn aronprin'
sen bat ben Seinb Bis binter 2onstpp
suriidsetrisben.
Die Mrmee bss Ser5oss bon Wirt'
tembers bic bur9 gelsien marf4irt
mar, bat ben Semois Jlub iibsr'
idritten unb bic i'm @orriiten Be-
sriffsne fransOiifde @rmse sdnaIi6
ssi9lagsn. gs purben aud bon bic.
Ter @rmse oieIe 9si4iise unb 5aAnen
erbeutet unO 5a3lrsids Gefansene sss
madt, barunter 5rpsi SenerGIe. Die
psftIi9 DON Der Muas segen Mau.
beuse porriidsnben bsutiden Sruppen
babeu eine snsliife aapallerie gri.
sabe ssidlasen. Der Gemois 5lub,
9onstpb unb Der srDbte Sbeil Der bel.
siI9 : fran50iii4en Grmee befinbst
ii6 in 9dnben Der Seutihsn.
Gin tonsentrifaes @Drriiten aller
ceutfden arHeen ssssn paris TT
tpabrT6einlia.
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biinbeten einsn Dura6rud Der fsinS.
lidsn Srupp.umaiien gu Dsrbinbsrn
i'm Gtanbe iinb.
Die britii4.H 9samten srtldrsn,
baB bic Gage Der 6ritifden 4rmss
cine bur9aus b.frisoisenSe lei. iie &C.
ben absr gu, bab iie msbr als 1000
Usann on Iobten uHb Serpuubeter
perloren bdtteu.
Carl ait6ener, Der britif4e&risgsr
miniiter, tiinbiste am Oienitag I'm
britii6sn llnterbauis an, bab bic sr'
fen 100000 Munn Jrrifpilissn, Die
p.rlanst tpOrbsn ieien, bersits singe'
muiteit fsisn, uuo er fiiste hin5n, baB
bic 4rmee nab unb na9 permehrt
tperben piirbs, Biz fis iotDo6l nit Be-
sus auf 3abl ipie auaIitdt bsrart iei,
bab iie bsm britiIttn Reid Gbre mo.
den piirbs..4
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Stabt Mnttperpeu sc.
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Zeppelin 2uftIdiff, bas in Iestsr
Ga6t iiber 4nttperpen hinflog, DON
Der belgii6en @rtiaerie bel Semigau.
feds Wlsilsn aubsrbuIb pon Intper'
ben beruntergeI9ofen tporben lei uno
bic Is Maann itorte 9eiusung sefan'
gen genommen lporoen lei.
Die onoers Depeihe iust, bab bic
Ter Zeppelin, ebe er berunter9elhoheu
pur6e, aat 8omben in Die Staot
Qntiperpen geporfen babe. Gins Der
BON ben 8omben 5eritDrten 6Guier
befanb ii9 nur 300 garbs ppn oem
t6nioliAen Sdlob entfernt. Sm @an-
sen fpGen IL SerIpnsn getOotet DO-.
BEN Iein, unb aud Der an @tgertbum
anssridtste S4aben fOa isbr sroB
iein.
Cine gontbe serit0rte bas ct. Gli-
iabetb SoipituI, in benz fi9 absr
sur s3eit teine patisutsu befanoen. Die
Somben srpIpbirten nit fur9tbursr
9eDalt unb peruria9ten cine pantt
unter ben 8eppbnern bon GntDsr.
pen.
Die gngldnber batten 1000
Sobte unb @srtpuuoete.
9pnbpn, %. Qluguit. - @iner
bier am glbsnb semadten Gniiinbis
aune sufolge pirb Der 0erluit ber
Gnaldnber an Spoten unb Dermnnbe'
ten in ben in 8eleien ftattgefunbsusrs
asmpfsn auf 1000 obgsi8Sst.