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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
POLAND CENTER OF INTEREST
Little News Comes From P~strocr&d or
serIin-Important Events Pending
Poland Center Of Activities.

London.-Chief interest in the war
ia still centered on the battles in Po-
land. As has been the case heretofore
when important events were inpend-
ing little news Is coming from ether
petrograd or Berlin. It IL known, how
aver, that the Germans are Offering a
.tubborn resistance to the Russian ad
vance In East Prussia.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
Ole Miss Grows.

The students OF the University OF
Mississippi and the citizens Of Oxford
beld a ''get.together' meeting which
filled to overlooking the Lyric The
alter, and with standing room at a
premium, In celebration Of the fact
that the enrolment Of 800 students
has been reached at the university for
the first time in the history OF the In
%stitUtiOn.
Judge Duke NJ, Kimbrough, a mem
Der of the faculty OF the law depart.
ment Of the university, was master u
ceremonies.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27

Wilmington, Del.-Equal suffrage
was a topic Of earnest discussion BY
the National Grange, Patrons OF hius'
bandry, and while the committee re-
mort In favor Of equal suffrage through
smsndment to the federal constitution
was d~isapproved, tho cause Of votes for
women was enthusiastically indorsed'
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
PRISONERS TRY TO ESCAPE
England Says Prison siot was not
CaLs5d by Poor Food But De.
sire to Escape.

Lo&Ioo, The Manchester Guard.
iaa, r,rerrfl1E' t6" tha. riotinb in ne
alien detention camp on the Isle Of
Maj, IN whIcH I'VE prisoners were
hA1ed ana twelve wounded, says thEs
outbreak was dhe not merely to dts
cuDtrns witIp Tie food and treatment
riYsHr hut %as part of a desperate
plan Of The prisoners to escape from
tao l~vID ,%igh the ultimate hope Of
GgigiGg. g, VGS8el In the harbor end
mgs,uG. their way to some neutral
g3nlr}.
Tie dining room OF the camp whore
tho, trouble occurred. gives access
through the adjoining Kitchens to the
only pert Of the camp not protected
hy o double circuit Of barbed wire.
The prisoners employed In the kitchen
were aware Of this condition. The
prisoners went on q hunger strike.
This rapidly developed into an angry
demon .fation against England, The
prison Commandant succeeded IN
ruicJ,aE tEig disturbance, but not be-
fore the roion Jack had been torn
down.
Tho signal for the outbreak was the
throwiro Of n chair through the win
@9w. TIE prisoners, instead Of max
Ing for TIE mniu doors leading from
lhc dining hall. all rushed toward the
AilCbcn doors. Only six soldiers
guarded these doors, and this half
doYaD mcu we're attacked by $500
men. The prisoners deelsted, how
ever, tho moment a yolley was fred
into their midst.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
GREENWOOD, LEFLORE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI FRIDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1914
VILLAS WAY IS CLEARED
Evacuation BY carranzs Troops Com.
plstsd-Amsriean Troops Leave
Vera Cruz,

Observation-Disclosures Of Mexic,
Cfs5 - Carrnza troops viii be com.
pletsd soon, according to official dis.
patches 10 the state department. Gems,
Oregon and Blanco, in command
there have assured the Brazilian min.
lister and American Consul Silliman
that a small force will bs lef, to pre.
serve order.
The Carranza forces are moving
eastward to Orizaba, Carnnza's tenn.
porary capital. Gen. Villa Is at Quers.
taro. 1t Is believed his entrance to
Mexico City will not be resisted.
In some quarters 1t Is thought With
drawsl OF the Carranza forces Is q
strategic maneuver and that Gen. OBJ
RECON will begin an e%nveloping move
ment aiming to cut Villas communica.
tions with the norther nstates, while
the forces under Gen. Jesus Carranza
and other generals loyal to the first
chief will attempt to strike his col.
umns with Orizaba as a base.
Officials at the state and war de-
partments declared there was no
change in the announced plan of evac-
uation Of Vera Cruz. 1t was said OF.
ficially that the question Of which fac.
ton would receive possession Of the
city had been left to Gen. Funston. It
is understood he will deliver the city
to whichever force Is in de facto con-
troll of the immediate vicinity.
The state department received from
the British v1ce.consul In charge Of
American interests at Ensenada, Low.
er California, copies Of DEGREES issued
by Baltazar Avilles, Villas ~appointee
as governor of the state, requiring all
property owners to make new registry
of their lands in connection with a new
censu Of real property.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
Russia Mines Black Sea.

petrograd.-It was officially an.
nounced that the Russian littoral Of
the Black Sea had been mined In many
places 60 miles out from the coast.
Ships are absolutely forbidden to sail
at night in or out Of Russian Black
Sea ports.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27

Iondon.-An Exchange telegram
from ropenhagen says a dispatch from
Rerl,a reports that two French aero
n,aues attached the Zeppelin sled ct
Erieartchshayen and dropped six
bombs without damage. One Of the
Freneb machines was shot down.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27

The Hague.-The Russian army In
Poland maintains three times az many
cavalrymen as the Gormat38. This
cavalry swarmed after the ~rotreatjng
Germans and when the Germans Eud.
denly stopped the Russian eagalry
was dashed to pieces Ike migrating
birds against a rock.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
Schooner Run On e.r.

tampa, Fla.-The schooner Brasos.
men was In collision with the coast
~ steamer Mildred, broke loose from
y Tug Coney during a gale and Is re-
yulled to be piled up on q sand bar.
sae brazos, 1t is believed, will b. .
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
German Submarine Fammed.

Load0n.-The secretary Of the ad.
nifau? announces that the German
nabmarine boat U.l8, reported off
GHo north coast Of Scotland Was
rarnraI by . British patrolling vessel
III lglnheLaa.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27

Changes IN State Schools.
Two changes Of importance have
lr,u road" in Mis8iB9ippi'B educational
Institutions.
Tho general board OF trustees has
cloctgd Prof. l.. J. Rowan as president
Of tNa hlrorn A, & NJ. College TO sue
coed lio late Prof. j. A Martin The
nov president Ia n Of the beBt.known
negro educators in tho state anG haa
suryrd for several years as yice.presE
don't " the college
Prot. Archibald Smith Of the chair
Of animal hushandry at the MIBRissip.
ri A. y NJ, College, has rendered his
resignation, and VIII be succeedcd IN
that chair by Prof. Barnett, Prof.
Smith was also IN charge Of the farm
extension work, and viii be succeeded
at this post by Prof +. Il, Lloyd, one
Of the abIest members of the faculty.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
Farmers Organize.

Prof. r. II. Pate OF the A. q NJ.
College was In Ripley for the purpose
81 organizing n Farmers Club under
the Smith.Leyer extension bill. A
meeting was held at the courthouse
and the organization perfected by the
election Of j. N. Street, president; G.
T.. Tigret, vice president, and J. II.
Davis, secretary.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27

Inndon,-The Daily News states
that news has been received tina ths
Hamburs.American liner Ekba'ana
ha, heen sunk in the Persian gun.
Their are no details Of how this was
accomplished.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
Railroad Cases Appealed.

Arrangements have been made for
perfecting appeal by the state OF the
privilege tax cases brought by the
Mobile g. Ohio and Southern railways
In Mississippi in the federal court
from the recent decree handed down
By the bench Of three judges who sat
TO hear the ease at New Orleans to
the Supreme Court Of the United
States.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27

London--A dispatch frora Rome says
that Przemysl has offered to capitu'
late to the Russians on condition that
Tho garrison be permitted 10 leave with
arms and baggage. The offer was re-
fused.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
cr,.--Anprehenyion an

vars Carbohydrates among
the residents Of Vers cruz oeee
mora marked as the date draws near
49, the American evacuation OF the
citv and It's occupation By the conse'
tutionalists. ..
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
Candidates VIII Speak.

From campaign headquarters at
Jackson It was announced that Lieut..
GOV. Bilbo would speak In Columbus.
Marion ". Reilly, also candidate for
governor, has an engagement to ad'
dress the citizens Of Columbus
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27

washington. -- Quarantine agninst
,.,,,e shipments from Canada to the
Tinted States, imposed because of loot
and mouth disease, was lifted by tho
danartment Of agriculture.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
Russia IL Ready.

Petrograd.--Failure Of the United
States to enter into Immediate hegc.
tons for a new trade treaty with Rus.
IA has caused surprise here.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
MARCHES ON MEXICO CITY
Two Thousand caranza Soldiers Havs
Change AIIeslance-zapata Win
u,tI,-N ctory 3ecrne Certain.

WasIington.--Gen. Villas march on
Mexico City continues u~nobstructed,
according to official kilograms from
American consular agents accompany
ing him. Two thousand Carran7a
rooms changed their allegiance to villa
at Leon. tho dispatch said, and garr1'
an, all along the linz are incorporating
themselves in the villa columns.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27

bankers 70 mset.
President Henry Hart Of the Mis-
si8Bippi Bankers association haa d.
rected Secretary Dickson TO call a
special meeting Of all bankers In the
state to be held at Jackson. The pur-
pose of this conference Is to discuss
the benefits Of the cotton loan fund
and the desirability Of cooperation
from every banker In promoting It's
SUCCESS. The fund is now about to be
made available and the attainment OF
It's object depends only upon the ex-
tent to which It may be used. Bank.
ors state that by employing the full
sum available the south can Get aside
this years surplus cotton from. chan.
'nels OF trade, whereupon the, remain
der Of the crop should sell more
nearly upon It's merits. considering al
ways the probable volume OF next
years production. Other topics to be
discussed at the gathering In Jackson
are the necessity for clirtailnient In
cotton acreage and the Increase OF
food cropG. .,. art.s,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27

Snicago Reports Of foot and mouth
.,sease reaching here indicate that the
lease still Is active 10 some parts
ue state. Two hundred head Of
Nv s.:,s ana hogs we're ordered killed It
pyNND4s !
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
cram 81 SEIZED shIp Safe,

Buenos Aires.-The German steamer
Sierra Cordoba debarked here the pas.
sengers and crew Of the British
steamer La correntina, and the crew
of the French SHIP Unioh.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
Or, Bailey at Clinton.

Or. r. j. Bailey Of Jackson. super.
.ntendent OF the Mississippi State Anti.
Saloon league, spoke in the Baptist
church at Clinton to a large and in
terested audience. "
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27

M1atayideos British and German
rar 98saeIs we're sighted Of tho Uru,
guayaa eoasL and q battle is probable.
fhe Efjtfah steamship ortepa, bound.
ar cllle. has been instructed TO re-
main at Montevideo.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
Planting More Oats.

It Is estimated that there has been
and will be planted near Belzoni about
five times as many oats as ever be-
fore. The decrease in the cotton acre
age will compel the farmers to util-
ice their lands for some other crop.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27
CAPT. RUTGER Won BRUNlNG

Capt. iRutqer Won Burning, formerly
military attache to the German en-
bassy in Washington, has been deco.
rated with the Iron Cross by Emperor
William in recognition Of his bravery
on the battlefield. He Is In the nus.
sars.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-11-27

ADMIRAL JOHN FISHER
Baron Fisher Of KiIycrs,en., 3D.
mIrai Of the fleet, was oppojo..d ,nJ-,
sea lord to succeed Prince Lou,s o..
Battenbers, thus ~resuminG the adj
mlralty post which he held f.c al"
years and from which he rst.re4 III
1910. He was created frs. to1
kiIverstone In 1909. In 1910 h- H1fs
to the United States to alt ". tna
wedding Of HIS son and G-.r. lion,
Cecil Vavasseur Fisher, 10 t.s. J.,.
Morgan, daughter Of R7uart -r.a.l
Of Philadelphia. The atnuu.! .-r.aj.
In the Crlmean and China a.e-. 0nJ
took part In the c0ptur. De-, ....o1.
and Peiho forts, Nc is ta5. .F-,.I.
sible for the present e.D,...sg 81 the
British fleet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

olloemeiue politiibe Sihnotiou er-
ldutern miro
Gem Gei1stog miro cine @orloge
bejiiglid zines neuen arieas Gre.
BITS unter6reitet peroen, oie o6ne
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oiirfte Gie 9legierlmg miro pa6r.
ideiulih oie neue glnlei6e niht Dor
Dem 6riibio6r ouinebmen.
@epcro itobSGef @rof
@loltfe wieOer 9eiun6.
g(miter6om /. GSem6er. -
General Sielteuant @rof 01oltfe,
ser @eneralita6Sdcf III elmer @erli-
uer GepeiHe an oen nEeleeraaf~ 5it.
ioloe pieoer geilmo lno febrt 5ur
6ront 5uriid
Bon @omburg obgereiit.
@erIim I. Ge5, bia 9onoon.
@eneralito6Shei @roi @loltfe Bat
nn6 glnga6c ser ,.goiiiifeu Sci.
ting oie 9iu in Somburg Dor Der
S06c 6eenoet. 81 1T beute bon bort
a6gereiit
2oit iein @eripreden elm.
@erfiu User Sooa iuo 2onoon,
1. Ge3em6er. Gie 9liidfe6r oes
@cucralielomoridna aoImar 5rbr.
BON scr @oib na6 aonitaniinopel, lit
nod eiuem 9eridt oes r2ofaI.gln8ei.
gers4 auf eiu @eripreben 5urild5i-
fii6reii, OoS bon ser @olB Dor aht-
3e6n So5ren, ais er oie tiirtiiheu
Gienite perlieB, Dem oonalisen sui
tan qob. Ger sultan bat oen &eor-
aoiiiator Scr tiirfii1en glrmee, nad
Dem @oloenen Sorn 5nriid5ifebren,
ipenu inuncr sic 9iirtei ieiner Glen.
ite i'm GrnItioae beoiirfe. llno 1910,
ais bon ser @olb aoniiantinopel be.
iubtr. inn i1 Dem reuen SuItan
Yle6ueo por5uitellen ga erneiierte
Der aroBc Stratcee ieiu @eriprc1cn.
@ei guas6rucb oes jetigeu arieaes ere
innerte iid ser sutton oes @olb-
ideu 0eripreHens, uno Bat oen aai.
fer. Ben @eneralielomdrihaa ianut
ieiuem Siobc 8u beurlauben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

plate bat Elm peitcrer Sdritt Ser
Griegsoperotionen einen iieareihen
9l6ihluB gefimoen. Ser 8eino, mel.
der me6rere Gage lang oitlih BON
oeu Sliiiieu aolu6oro m0 Siio(Ser-
bien) cinen bortnddigen g9ioeritono
leiitete, 6ot mie0erlim beriubt, Die
Sffeniipe 3u ergreiien lurrOe a6cr
3uriidgeiHlagen mo erlitt anf Dem
@iid5uge idpere @erluite. glui oem
S6la6tieloe bon aomotice oQein
fonoen unierc Sruppen 500 2eiheu.
Seit Dem 9eginn unierer lebten
GfieniiOe 6o6en mir ii6er $4,000 @e.
fangene genadt mo AZ Wloihincu-
@elpa6re, AG @eiHibe uno anoeres
ariegsmatcrial erbeutet."
1900 serben gcfaugcn.
2onoom I. Gscm6er. Ger
9ieuter.9laenhr miro aus @ien fol-.
genoe BORT crloiienc antlihe Be
fonntmodung iibermittelt;
D9luf Dem iiiooitlibcn &riegsi1ou.
pIab (5erbieu) Itiirmicn iuir am
Sountag Ole bonn Seiuoe 6artnadig
pert6eioigtc Stoot 5uootor 3piiHen
9alieoo unO Gacaf aelegeu. 8ir ct.
6euteten oier5e6n @laidinengeipebre
uno mahten 3polf6un6ert @efan.
gene. Syn lliice fielen aroBe Gnauti-
tdteii bon @offen uno @lunitionS.
Uorrdtben in uniere S6noe"
Ceuti6er &eidstog tritt
bcnte in SftnnN
Berlin /. Ge5enber, (pia 2on.
oon). Ger oeitide &eidsfon3ler,
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6eitte Elm Gonlite oes 9leihstags. @r
bielt cine flr3e gluipraAe. III pelcber
er Sen ahS1e5cidneten c5ciit Der bent.
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meu Ger aan3ler miro cine 9leoe
boIteu in Scr ct ieine gInliHt ii6er oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
gle6eradt SET sefrigen 9liegsna6ri6ten.

Dap fd Oe GAIL Der pOu oeu 0enaeu in Den GGmpfcnin
@Olen gematen Wefangen nm $500 Nauu er6Obt 6a 1T
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Hber Oie Greianiic auf Dem SitIidJen arceSidmplue
@on gSieu fancn aeteru mieoer MelDnngen
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miro amtd ansefiuOo oaf Oie Ceerreier in Den Weieteu
in OleH nsaeammt $4,000 @eiaugeue mateu 9nhcrOsm 6a
ben ic $4,000 Gerbeu gciaugen aenOnimeu.
Bun Berlin UrO Dfii5ie1 gcmeOet ban Gaier @i6elm ge
ern bic %pFOucn Senfcu Srnppen Del Gnm6inneu
9arfe6mcu Stprenfeu bendt babe 3nr 3t inS Ore @lu
nardeu Srpn @on @etrUgrno murOe gefru beritet
OaF Der G5ar Fd sum sdadtielOe 6eee6u babe. a6nis
George GuglauS uet 6amtlid 6ei Oeu brieu Screen
in Iraufreih
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0emleI6eu uO &oragc fir eneu &riegsreoit
5000000000 Wart Isl $t250000O00) nnterbre mcr6eM Der
9edSfan3er uro cine 9leO balten in ueder Die mtdrde
nuO iiuan5ieae SitnatOn Des 9anOes Cr6rtcru uirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

MISUNDERSTANDING bon Yeriouenz
5iigeu Su Nrdft treteno am 20.
9lopember 1914.
SurhgeGcnOc 3iige.
DSbcnnn0uab Specinl" fdbrt bon O(t.
9logals Station INN $50 &orm. db,
BON Gom0eusS Station Inn 0 @orm.
itatt 9.15 @orm Sdglid anger
Sountag.
,,Giurinuati Grprcf." g6fa6rt bon
0}t 9ioDal 11.25glbenos itatt 1928
9lben0s; Ganloen t13S 9lbenos
itatt 1872 9lbenDs
y3eu g)orf Nturscn 3ns." gI6fa6rt
bon Gambler $40 @orm ltntt 7.55
&orm. Ntt. 9lopal S.25 &ornt.
itatt 500 @orn
,,New yOrf WiittCrnadts 3ug." 9lbs
fabrt GamDcn 1920 O}orqens itatt
115 Morgcns Glt 9loDal 1880
NlorgenS Itdtt 1926 WlorgcnS.
gDfal 3Hac.
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9amoen Inn 600 &ormittags.
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I'M $40 yla6m uno gebt nlr big
&alrcl.
Gin neuer Sonntags : &ofal : BUG
9ebt I'M 600 @ben0s bon @nnoeu
nacb g8aibin9ton
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gl6enos nah @aibiu9tou uno ben
3miidenitationen abgebcnoe 3ug
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02

SIN iibrieen wenia @eranoeriue in
Der oIlgemeineu sodlaae in
6routreid uno 6Ionocrn.
Sample Inn yperu uuO in ser
glabe BON 9lrros mieoer ouiee-
nommen. Sonitiac sIIiirteu
Siege"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
5rbbaftr 8ampfe in orr llttr uum 9rrns.
6eutc erd0nung OeS Oeutro6en Rsi6StagcS.


SerGn, l. DECEMBER Die nadte6euOe Oiisiale Grtlaruus
unrOe Gente in Berlin DerOfutidt:
Bpm mefdeu ®sdaupat limb feline Nadriheu
geOetune 0uO Su Sfprenhm uuO in SHO4H geR
i'm aIgemencn u6ig. SIN nSrOdeu YOm iaOid Der @eid
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Nouu r606 wir B6n 10 were 6auOneu er6n GnferOem
Hcn 26 Madnmgweb uuO a6lreiA MnnOuswaeen in nnere
6GnDc"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-02
Buri&grwitltn.
9tuti8e 9(ngriffs in
8eIgieu.
90 ia9t Das framSOliid)c
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Sm iibrigen wenia 9erdnoeriue in
Der oIlgemeinen sodloee in
Groutrcic6 uno 6Ionoeru.
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nommen. II sonitiee slIIiirteu
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genoe oifi5ieae gefanntmahuaa
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crIaiieu:
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Grtl0rung oes franjoiiden ariegs-
giireaus bate folgeuoeu @ortlaat
nSSn gelaien ipieIten iicb am geitri-
gen Gage beftige 2lrtiaerie.Tuele ab,
bod Die 0eutiben imternobmen Tel.
ne Snfonterie.9Iusrifie.
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@efedte iort obne ieood irgeuo mel.
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tuation 81 OeriIriahen.
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ni1ts bon @eoeutina al ocrmel0en.n
Geutfaeim neuen gtuitnrm
aufYperu
9lmiter0am iiber 2onoon, +.
Ge5ember. Gic 1eutiden mo9en
lett eiueu ueuen aeualtigeu @oritoB
IN MeitfIonoern. Inn an sic Riiite
6ranfreiA's 81 eelaneen. Der Gor-
reiponOent oes ,,&auoelS6loo~ meloet
oarii6er aus Sluis in Sonono auf
Dem liufen llfer ser Sdeloe 5oleen.
OeS:
Cine gemoltige Sdlodt to6t mtI
meBr 5piiden oer yier mo oeni 2p-
6lidic. 10000 Geititc lino IN ser
glidtitng of gpres porgcididt nor
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81 madeu, Oie Stoot IN Die S6noe
8u befommen 1ie oeridieoenen@ar.
niionen in 5lonoern iino BON Der
oeutibcu Seeresleitung anf elm Nli.
ninmm reou8irt tporoen Sdmmtli-
dc oeutide perfiiebarenSnppeu liuO
6itlih lno noroIitb bon gpern con.
8entrirt, nm 3ounebete imo 9anac
mard, oie lausp 8elt bon oen Qer.
biinoeten ac6aIteu tpuroen uno lid
nnnntebr III oeiitiHen &duoeu beiin
oen, 81 bebaupten nno Die ir5piibeu
fait in Eriimmer oeIboliene Stoot
ypern 81 geWirncn.
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Wi eI0uug.
Qon0on, T. Te3. Ger Gorrc-
Iponoent Ser Central O3cius meloei
aug 9lniieroant SAB Sic oelrtide
5ront Dor 1irnitoe cinen alleenei.
nen 9fiid5ua aueeireteu babe.
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Boris, 1. Ge5. Cine 6eute bei
Der So0os.9Iaentiir einsetrofiene He.
peide ans g3ii6 beiaet Dab Elm Def.
tiger sInariif Der GeiierreiHer ee0eu
Die ierbiicbe 5ront bon 2a3arebat biS
Mlulien cntloue Sem 5ltiB Siio im
noromeitliden Ser6ien 5uriidae
idJlaeen tpuroe. 6 miro beriMtei
Dab iiber GOO 1oote uno gerluunoetc
auf oem SdIadtieIo aeiuuoeu ipur
oen Gie bon oen GeiierreiHern Sc.