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Arizona republican., 1914-07-04
LAW AND THE QUlBBLERS

A Missouri court has just set aside verdict of
guilty in a larceny because the jury was told
to find whether the missing property was wrongfully
fraudulently stolen, taken or carried away. The
should have defined larceny to be wrongful
fraudulent taking stealing and carrying away.
The mere wrongful carrying away the reader will
observe, is not larceny, because may rightfully
borrow thing and then carry it TO parts unknown
with the intention of keeping it, which, as we under
stand it, is embeZzlement. Hence the jury, being
all of them perfect fools, entirely ignorant of what
constitutes a theft needed enlightenment on that
point But mark you, the jury being of
subtle mind keeny and alive to the distinction be-
tween copulatve and distinctive conjunctives. must
be presumed to have been mised by the courts slip
of the tongue such extent that they may have
convicted the defendant of larceny after carefully
determining a state of facts which would only sup
port a conviction for embeZzlement. Therefore, the
conviction and sentence must be held naught.
The Republic has doubt that the learned
judge right in his law, but where jurist has
heard all the evidence in and knows whether
it would support verdict of guilty ought he not to be
permitted to overlook such trfng slips and say, If
he thinks, that the verdict of the jury right,
even if the charge was wrong?-St. Louis Republic
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04
IL Arizona Republicans Editorial Page =!|

of the party. The majority was denied expression
in the convention. Its choice for the presidential
nomination dsregarded the policies
upon which republican majorities had agreed in
state and district conventions. The who d.
rected that outrage against the majority continued
themselves in power and are still in power and
they will remain in power while the party lasts.
The progressive who returns to the republican
party therefore, returns to something more help
less and a leadership hateful than that
against which he revolted The change of which
he speaks has taken place in himself and not in
the republican party within the last two years.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04
One Thinq Settled

We were told the other day when the media
ton congress took its indefinite that it had
succeeded in adjusting the dispute between the
United States and the Mexican government by
which, of course, is meant President Huerta whose
government is the only in Mexico that has
been recognized by any other nation. AS
call, the dispute concerning salute to be
fired by the Mexican federal government in honor
of the American flag at Tampco. where the flag
had been subjected to some constructive dishonor
by certain Mexican soldiers whose conduct
afterwaId dsavowed. There was, believe
other formal controversy between the government
of the United States of America and Senior Huerta
The statement that whatever controversy there
had been adjusted by the medators did
describe the of the Observation-Disclosures the
salute should consist of five guns twenty
guns; whether it should be a mutual salute we
remember the Mexcans suggested or, whether
if So the United States should shoot first
whether Mr.. Hueerta should take precedence. We
only know that the affair has been happily settled
but We have right to presume. inasmuch this
government had expended something like $1,000 900
and sacrificed seventeen lives in order secure
that salute that the medators should award it
to
But if so, where shall the salute be fired? 1t
was at IamplcO That Mr.. Huerta incurred the Obll-
cation to salute flag. 1t at Tampico that
We demanded the salute should be fired But there
longer any federal batteries Tampico
there Vera Cruz. There is, we believe
still federal battery at Guaymas and at
> Porto Mexico. We may move cruiser with the
insulted flag to either of these ports be salued
under the award. Or may transport the cruiser
inland to Mexico City to have the ignominy put
upon its flag blown away by the blasts of twenty
guns that the medators have agreed that we
shall have. Or if it has been decided that the act
of reparation shall be performed the point
where the offense committed we may compel
the constitutionalists to open way for trans
portation of a Mexican federal battery to Tampico
to offer atonement We may do any of these
things and the widest of them will not be more
absurd than the least absurd of all the things we
have done from the inception of this dispute to
the present moment.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04
COOK BOILED THE WATERMELON
FiIipino Did Not Know How to Serve the Amer
lean Delicacy.

The Filipnos it seems, have more than one
way of serving a watermelon The melons grown
in the Far archipelago are small in size ana
inferior in flavor lieutenant stationed in one of
the towns of Northern Luzon hankered for the
Juicy lusciousness of a melon from his own sunny
Southland So his family in Tennessee carefully
Grated a choice watermelon, and shipped 1t to INN
by express. 1t cost him good many pesos but no
matter 1t was beauty, and arrived in perfect
condition.
He instructed the cook to prepare good dlnner
that very day. The splendid melon was to be serV-
ed as a GROWING glory The provincial treasurer
the school teacher and a few other Americans IN
the town were invited partake of a treat that
was be surprise to them
The dinner went forward successfully; but there
was much curiosity concerning the surprise that the
host had promised his guests, and all eyes turned
frequently to the door through which 1t was eA-
pected to appear At last it came The COOK en-
tered bearing aloft immense platter, and there
came from the company chorus of Ans! Inc
platter was placed the table under hao, no
a cloud of-steam The melon was boiled, thorough
ly boiled!
The quick rising of the host to his feet with
the carving knife in his hand convinced the COOK
that he had better make the quickest exit possible
which was through the window, and involved a
leap of ten feet to the ground Reports from the
second barrio on the road leading north We're that
he was still running when he passed through The
lieutenant has not been able to smile about that
watermelon yet.
Youths Companion.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04
1t is Not an AIIurinq Picture

The Tucson Citizen in a patheticaly beautiful
word picture invites the progressives of Pima back
into the fold. Rather, it shows them how they
may trumphantly appear re-entering republican
ranks Everything shall be theirs even to the
fatted calves which awaiting slaughter upon
the return of the prodigals There is be nothing
left for the grouchy elder The Citizen offers
all to the wanderers, all the offices, all that poll
ticans deem worth winning What a joyful sight
thinks the Citizen, it will be see them come
trooping back The picture is painted in vain. The
progressives of Pima enlisted for the and the
war has little more than begun. 1t the
offices they enlisted that the prospect of
the offices will not lure them back to repubi-
canism
One progressive of Pima, and only one, has
returned to the feshpots He is quoted by the
Citizen saying that the object for which the
progressive party formed has been accom-
plished. hence his return. If he has been
ely quoted he has so mistaken the object of the
progressive movement that it cannot be said that
he progressive. If it was merely
volt against the men who controlled the republican
party two years ago there has been
plishment at ALL AS Colonel Roosevelt stated in
his Pttsburg speech, the republican leaders
yet in control and the policies of the
publican party have not undergone the slightest
change. The course of it's representatives in con-
gress does not indicate change of policies Their
has been steadily of obstruction They
have opposed, among all measures such had the
endorsement of the progressive party in it's
tional convention
The progressive party formed because it
had become plain that party needed to
carry out the will of the people 1t made evil
dent in the national republican convention that
the republican party not able to do that. 1t
could not carry out the will of the members
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04

day. Just what will happen to the Mexcans today
is uncertain ut they ought to worry The Fourth of
July has been squay weather for enemies of the
republic
On odd years Americans celebrate the Glorious
Fourth by blowing each other up One large dyna-
mite cracker if skifuly used, will blow up pa
triots and cap pistol has been known to eNter
inmate many three small boys. OF late years
ii has been felt that burnt offerings the Fourth of
July little uncviliZed and the great day is
gradually becoming less fatal
Americans ought celebrate their nations birth
day by reading of those who gave their lives in order
establish this nation. short of such read
ing ought make almost any citizen willing to sacri
flee few dollars and then if necessary, in order
keep tbs country clean and honest and worth dying
for when the necessity arises.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04
THE LITTLE GIRL NEXT DOOR

Near my window all day sitting,
Sometimes weary and heart sore.
l can watch the joyous fitting
OF the little girl next door,
Like little winsome fairy. x
Such as lived in days of yOre,
Full of gleefu graces airy o.
Is the little girl next door.
Pretty little witch enhancing. !.
Made for mortals to adore
running, jumping. skipping, dancing,
Goes the little girl next door.
She, the idol of the others,
Worshipping her shrine before =.
rather. mother, sisters, brothers
Claim my little girl next door.
And she makes my day seem brighter:
Skies are bluer than before;
And she makes nv heart grow lighter
Does the little girl next door
And pray, when childhood's pleasures.
Childish joys are past and DER
Life will shower richest treasures
On the little girl next door.
-Winifred B. Gun
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04
July Fourth
BY GEORGE FITCH
Author of AT Good Old SiWash"

This is the Fourth day of July and the birthday
of our great and vociferous republic
Not all nations fortunate enough to have
birthdays. Most of the older have existed
long that their age is more uncertain than that of
an actress who is d grandmother But
young country and remember back distinctly 1873
years to the day when stoppe being bunch of
colonies and became at stroke of the pen brand
nation with hundreds years of magnificent
future before $134 in the treasury.
The American patriots Were hasty people. They
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04

declared themselves free first and proved it after
wards. They celebrated the first Independence day
by bombardng the British about five years before
they could make them tie point. This is prob
ably why the Fourth of July has been celebrated by
bombardments since
In 1868 General Grant celebrated the nations
birthday by taking Vicksburg and General Meade by
winning the battle of Gettysburg. In 1898 Admiral
Schey sank the Spanish fleet in honor of the great
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1914.

For the friendships which we buy
with a price and do not gain by
greatness and nobility Of character,
though they may be fairly earned,
are not made good, but fail us when
we have occasion to use them.
-Machiavelli.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04
KEPT Ii A SECRET

Katherine's uncle had come to pay them visit
After the first greetings over and he was
comfortably seated with little Katherine on his Knee
he asked as unces do if she were "a good little
girl"
Yes, but nobody knows it," was Katherines
prompt Observation-Disclosures.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04
CRUDE WORK

Doctor-l hear the operation lately performed
by DIR. Cutem a botch
Friend-Why, 1 understand the patient was
completely cured by it.
Doctor Qoftily)-I am not speaking of its eff
fects on the patient but of the way the operation
was Observation-Disclosures American
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04
POETIC

"Fraulein Rose. if YOU only knew how loved
you When | meet you on Monday morning. my
heart wags with joy till Saturday evening like d
lambs tail "-Eegende Batter
Arizona republican., 1914-07-04

If you would be happy, get mar
ried. That's the advice of Walter
johnson, the terrible pitcher of the
Washington Senators, who became a
benedict few days ago. His bride
agrees with him. Before her mar
rage she was Miss Hazel Lee
Roberts, and she is the only daughter
of U. S. Congressman and Mrs. E. E.
Roberts of Carson City, New. She
went t. Washington three years ago,
when her father was elected to the
sixty-second congress. The couple
met about a year ago Their honey
moon was spent at Atlantic City. =
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.elallatael0 sals

Srdii $ettrrid aeteIfeif, bic Dor
|mebreren Soeen bds llrgIid b0Eta,
0ur4 bic offeneebItebeae syoglbAye
N ben GeILer bitutateraltItiraeR ,tisA
Onbet ifmeraboffe 3Dntufionen ftA
5iisOg, bat ftd scttIOb 70 iuest pieOa
erboH, oob fie iuteSer ilt1bereebeM
fam.
Gines Der Counties I'M @toote,
bic iib I'm &iIfstuerf nobel ee8eigt
bat, lit Gebar gountr nit feiner
S0iipHtaot Darlington. @ie mir aus
Grelno @eiB' 9ethmg erIeben, bot
Sdnsuneiiter gOIpp DIe SlSntrne
bon S104l 80 Sigsiaubt befomrneu.
llnb babel iUirO Oos pi[fspcrf It'll.
berininbert forteeIett. Nrnpol
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TerfpnnInptiseH.

Serr Sans 8eiB, 8ratmetiter
Ser U2es @rauerei, reiIt 9onueritag
8ur @rbolung nod Der &dl1h ieines
Chefs @bas. Mes nab @ooD, gtebr.
Ga Greunb 8etB ieinen boDriiAen
9tut'n nidt segelt 0eltialonO's
6etnoe atpenoen fam, 10 min er
lid bo brauben an @ilS tpieoer
d q'b6ria ei'i6ioifn. Gut 3teIl
3ur sSrettbe ieiner bteIen GrettnOe
lit 4srof. gorI, Der beriibutte &ttrtoe.
trainer, tpteOer bier eingetrcffen iinO
gibt nit Ieinen tpoblOreiIirten Sun-
ben i'm gmpreB Ebeoter Bprltellin.
gen. Trcf. Carl iIt Elm alter Gin
ipobner Smabo's. Der Dor bielen
sSobren uniere Stdbt bcrIaIIen, i'm
fid Ieincr iesigen granhe si,5ituen-
oen. Gr l1Bt cine befoubere Gin.
Inoung an ieine Greitube ereeben,
ieinen 8orItellmeen eiSutpobuen.
Die Serren 8eter S. @ries, Sabn
IS. Moier, Gbos. $. Cries nno Sa-
fob s. Cries aus Sutton, glebr..
fonlen bente BON 9ouiiinun d,lritd.
tpo lie beriateOene 2GnOereien IN
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liuNen geben ~, in liuIfI6-polfn
llitorlagtn frlittsn ~ babtn!
gne grObe S6(a6t i'll gegenWdrtig in RuI(i(d.
pO(en i'm gange; 4O,OOO RuTen 6et
pr1emDSl gefGllRn OOer OerWunOetl
aie 0iterrei6ifAen sIieser betUdbrem I'D DOr5asItl

2ort0on, fl. Oft. - Ger aorre
iponoent oes Rellter Sllrenl IN am
lteroam bat bic noditebenOe oeut
ide onltli6e gefanntmadung ilbel
Die @raebniiie ouf Dem oitliher
arieasitauplab ii6eriauot. ogsaf
ibrer 8ertreibnng aus Oipreuber
tpuroen Die rniIiifen Arineen iibcl
Die 9renSe perfoIgt Gos Gciitritn
Der oeutifen miIitdriifen Sperotio
men beiinOct ii6 Jet in golen. 0el
aat3e 3beil goIens tpeitIih bon Der
@ei6iel 1T iest in oeiitidem BE
iis. Die Hliien balten MIR nod
@oridau beiest. Die ponr aiIome'
ter oie bon ben DelItihen alf rlli'
iii6en1 8erritorilm nobe Der Ot,
preuBii9en @ren5e perloren wuroen
Doren BON geringer 8eoelItiing, %
riernaIs beabiidtigt mar, SuDdlfi
oauerno 81 beiesen ooer 81 regIe'
rcn. - IS lit niGt Dabr, Dab Die
9elugerilng ron Giioipitid nilfgege'
ZEN murOe, Ca Oie 6eitling niemals
6eloaert tporoen mar. WGbreuo ltil'
ieres gtild5uges nod Der oltpreitBt'
ihen @ren5e pitr0en uniere Grip'
pen nirgen0 geihlagen ionnern
iuebrten i'm @egentbeil ale glugriffc
Der Juiien nb.
Song, iiber 2ouoon, IA. Oft. -
Gie bieIige oIterreidiide gotidnft
Fat foIgenoe anltlife 9efonntrla-
dung erlaIien; rGas raide 8or'
bringen Der oIterreidiihen rnO
6eutiden 3ruppen an San etttlang
fiibrte an IL. Sftober Srm aiid5il-
'ae Der geIamr1ten rnuiiden Streit.
fr6fte aus Der @egen6 BON &r5enmsl
oas Iofort pon oiterreidiifen Ser.
it1rfungstrlppen beiest purOe. Die
AuiIen tpurben dlf ibrem Rid5nge
it6eroa befti9 ongegriffen. Gin
geriltd ser 8uiien, ben 5luB bel
5ineafua ms 2eioisf an iiberi6rei-
TEN, CAB lmieren Gruppen 8elegen-
belt, cine groBe an8dbl 8efangene
ou MAIDEN, Gie bis iest nod 1ttdt
ge3ablt iino.
Berlin, IA. Oft. Seitern
9lbenO trafen bier @eriifte elm,
ooB 2ctnberg, Die Souptitoot bon
@oli3ien, bon Sefterreidern rn0
Delti6en tpieber befest lei.
ggien, Ia. Oft. Sier ein9e-
troffenen gto8ridten bonn arieas-
ifuuplos 8ufol9e iinO Die oiterret.
f;iIden unb beittfden Seere IN ii.
rem 0perationen gegen Die 0flliien
ie6r erfclgreid gepeien eSaroslolp
mo ge3apf iinb pieoer genomrnen
noroen @d6reno Der Sample Inn
Iin6 10000 9fltiien ent.
meoer eetoOtet ooer gefangen ge.
norntnen.
g8aibinaton, IA. Oft. = Die bic
iiae ruIitiae 8otidoft bat BON 8e.
trograo etne Qepeide erbalten, mel
DIE beiagt, ooB cine arOBe SdIad)t
auf Ser 2inie 5miiden 8oriGan
uno gr3enpsI i'm @anae iei. SSn
OItpreltBen lit 0ie Gage moerdn0ert.
9etrograO, IA. Oft. Seftige
Sample ueItli6 bon @aridau font-
men gegentpdrtig gum 9tustrag. Gas
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6ertibe Centrum, pelhe5 grobc
9eritdrfungen crbdlten bat, reriuft,
Die riiiiihe 5dloftlinie Su burdjs
breden. 9ie rldiiife sErrnee beiiet
IN gdrihou cine itorfe Bats. DID
Staot luirO bon elmer gitd0ele uiio
einem Siing bon 10 Sorts bertbei4
oiot.
! 9iom. iiber goris, IL. Oh. -
Die Seiterreider baben oIIen @ritto,
itoI5 nuf Die GeiIhinsen ibrer GIie-
gerforps 3u Iein. Sbre QuftidIffer
haben felt 9eginn oes Grieges 12,.
600 MetIen 5nriideelegt, obne iidl
bon ben Rniien fangek cit IofIeSt
iuiO boben iiG bon inih1tbnrern
@ertbe I'M auffI1riings0ienIte er.
tuieien.
9etrogra6, IA. Oft. = Seit ri.
ner @ote lit es beiIte Ons erIte
MaI, Oob Oas tiiliidje ariegsdnlt
cine offi5ieIle glntiin0igiing erIdBt.
gIus oerieIben gebt berpor, oob bic
yfuiien bon einem 9ormorid) diif
arofou gI6itan6 nehmen rniBteit;
5ipiiaen Den porriidenoen 0elttihen
uno ben 9iuiien iit es ollf Der 2i1tte
Naridnii-Fr5enDsl 81 elmer SdInHt
gefonnen 0eren ausgnng nod, I'M.
entidieoen lit. Die 0iterreidiIhe
glrlnee ipirb nun nom oelitihen @e.
nernIita6 fonirldnbirt, tporiiber 0te
SoIoaten I'M Aagemeinen erbittert
fito. (9en DGterrei1ern fam es
bod glcid ieil BON mem iie gefiibrt
iperOen, Die 9dliptIafe 1T unb bIpibt
cod, OdB Die giiiiIen 4eile friegers)
8etrogroO, IA. Sft. - grin3
Oleg, Der bierte SoEn oes @rBfiir-
Iteu aonItantin fOnfeI oes 8aren)
lit. ieinen 8unoen, Die er IN einenl
Greffen gegen Die Geutidea an Der
oitpreirBiiden @rer5r erbnlten bat
erleeen. CT mar eit tnpferer s
fi5ier 1in0 bel ieinen SoIoateu
Iiebt
Saag, Ia, Oft. - Bel 2elnbe
fam es 5piifen 0eiterreihern IN I
&idien 81 eiitem bhitigen @eFed)l
Die 9fIIien nriBteu iif) 5driif5iebeii.
2emberg mar felt geginn 0es arie.
ges III 9eiis Der 9fuiien.
SlrmGnien bIeibt neutral. n
Berlin, ilber 2onoon, IA. Oft. -
Seittige 3eitlinsen ipra9en 0te gEH.
iidt aus, onB Der aoo bes A5rtigs
aor[ bon Rinilnien teinelt @infIuB
auf Die oIIgelneine 8riegsInse babeu
perbe.
Ger ~2ofaIon8eieer~ inet. Onb
neue &0nig, trosoenn er oils Slut,
freurto eilt, einnlaI otreft erfl
babe, er iperoe ie0enfaIls fti9t unit
ben 5eiitoen oes 9reibunoes Su fin.
ben iein.
Sn dbnIider 8eiie iuBern Ii9
8iener @Iatter.
grins SisismanS Geefabett.
2onoon Ia. of. - grinS Siais.
numb Der iiingite Sobn bes Nrin.
5en Seinrid bon 9reiiBen, 1T nIs
Seefaoett in oie Warine eingetretert.
Ser 9rin3 ipur6e am 27. geopeiuber
1909 I'M Q;aIar SsfAToE .4ahown,.
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gugenfdeirt genonlrten bottet, efuf
ibrer BonOerung 0ur9 bic Gfnos
Dmobo trofen fie etiten 1Itc1t Hebelt
5reunO, Serrn 9eter Mei1ert ans
Siobel, 90. 9of., Der friiber nith tn
Sutton onialiig mar. geo1 Qlufs
friidnng ibrer olten Sreitnoi6nf
itattete ods fibele 2alintett Bel
Omaha S6gliden &ribitae eire,t
angenebmen @eiud nb.
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Ieneliihe Siifte, ia mif 2onoon be
nust iper0en. 2onoon berliimnIt
Dab Die Staot iid nidt bertbeioiger
ipir0, lno Dab aonig gllbert NIT ben
felt ieines eei6lagenen Secres lid
on einem 9eiiderten Ort befinoet
BON no aus OosieIbe balo Idnert
S6l1se gegen bic Deutidel Iiibrer
miro. (Ger &abeIjunee beliebi
,6louien Sli mnden.) Gds Sniiptl
Iquortier Der belgiihen Reeierung III
na1 Der frnn3oiiihen Sdfeuitaoi
SABRE Derlegt DorOen; Oreimdl i'll
oasieIbe felt Der ginnobme 2iittih's g
eeSlpungen porOen ieineu Sis 5u
berlegen. Bon gtiiIiel sing's mad
Anttperpen. bon glutiperpen fliihtetC
oosielbe nod OiteuDe, nm jebt Elm
aipl in SABRE au finoen, (2nngC
miro ieines gleibens aud bort nt6i
iein oenn Die 9euti9en iin0 cnt-
idloiien aud ale Siiitanit1btt
SSrnnfreihs 5u llebmcn.l @ani
BcIeict lit icst i'm 8eiis Der 9eut,
ihen. peIde auiommen nit Der
6uberiten Spite oes redten oeut.
ihen 6liieels in 6ranfreid einen ge.
nleirliamen gormnrib angetreten Bn.
ben. Die frondofiide @ren5feitune
ellie lit bon einerr beutiAen glrmee.
corps beiest, oelitihe aopnIlerie
ihiueift tDdtli6 bon Sa3enronf; Ieb.
teres ltegt an Der 8abn, pel6e mad
ben aiiitenlt1oten Calais uno Gin.
tirden fiibrt. 6ronaoiiIbe Gruppe1l
ioIen oieien 8ornlari9 Der Deltt-
ihen niifbalten bod ideitt feline
Deoglihteit borbonoen, 0ieies al be.
lperfiteIlisen. Der linfe GIiieeI Der
0erbiinoeten niiroe burd bic 8e.
iesung 6iteroe's, Giinfirden's uno
GaIois' idper gef1brOct iein. sSn
Deutihlnio niiroe Die ginnobme Der
gennnnten 5tGote eineu Sturm Der
gegeilterimg entfahen, oenn ooonrh
miiroe iib Der beripro1ene 9Ingriff
ouf england mittelIt 3eppelinen req.
liiirer laIien.
Dieie neue Operation Scr Gelit.
iben periprid)t Die S9loht an Der
glisne baIO gum gtbi6luB ou brin.
gen. 0ie 0eutihen boben niNt al.
lein itnrfe Iruppennabldiibe aus
DeutifIonS erbalten, ionoern aud
Die 9elogerunestruppe antiuerpens
iino 5ti oem rehten 6liigel geItoben.
8ort miro Dem linfen sSligel Der
8erbiinoeten ifmer 5ugeIest, Die
grcBen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ipeIhe
Die Sorts Dor glntlperpen in Grim.
beriuonoelten, befinoen
lih iest Dem 8ernebmen naf nuf
Oen 8ege nod 8eroun itno 8elfort,
lm gegen oieie beioe Geituneen ou
operircn. 8enn Dem 10 lit, oann
quite ylo6t ibr liebliden 6eitungen;
abe pl1 anlnld.
Nus ben geridten iiber oie Gage
nuf oem 6ftlideu ariegsIdauplas
miro man bier nid)t redt flug; nab.
renb aus Bien geineI6et wtro, 0ab
bic Rliien geotuitngen ipuroen. Die
9eingerune bon 9sraemDsl oltfouge.
ben, bebduptet Betrogroo, oab Die
8elogerling ibren Gorteang ninln1t
inb ale aubenforts genomnen ipur.
ben. glus anoerer Guelle ober Der.
Intitet, bob bic 9iiiiien itd) 5nriidge.
3ogen baben, uno oie pereiniaten
Deutihen uno Oeiterreider in be.
TcTttgten 8oiitionen 5tpiiden Sonbo.
mir iino Sorisloip ernorten; bort
nag es 5u elmer GttiheibunesiAIoht
fcmmen. Die bisberigen 3uiam.
in iener @egeno f0nuen
tur ais 8orbiitgefehte beoelhs,et
ueroen Gem 8orortngen Der Rul-
Ien in GltpreuBen miro bier tuenig
8Iouben beigerneiien; pielmebr bat
- ben anidein, 0aB bic RulIen all.
riidsetrieben iino.