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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-26
In One Minute Your stuHy Nose and
Head Clears, sneszIns and Nose
Running Cease, Dull Headache Goes.
Try "Ely,e cream Balm

Get a small bottle. anyway, just to
try II. Apply a little in the nostri!s
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages Of the head
will OPEN you will breathe freely.
dizziness and headache disappear. BY
morning. the catarrh, cold-in-hea or
catarrhal sore throat VIII be gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle Of "Elv's Cream Balm" az
any drug store. This sweet, fragrant
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Fresh Flowers"
ATLANTA FLORAL CO.,
81 Peachtree St. Ivy 2S79.

Be sure and attend Eye olde Folkes'
Concerto" for benefit Wesley Memo
rial Hospital at Wesley Memorial
Church Friday night March 27.--AD-
VERTISEMENT
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PRIMARY class Entertainment.

The Primary Glass Of Miss Evelyn
jackson will give an entertainment
Friday afternoon. Musical stories
and piano numbers will be given by
little Evelyn Dunson, Elizabeth Grove,
Clara Belle King. Mary Ann Lips
comb. Bessie Mitchell, Marie Herbert
Rhodes and Margaret Stovall.
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given in the Marist College Audi
forum Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock for the young people under
sixteen and their friends.
Saturday Dance at Hotel.
The Saturday afternoon dances at
the Piedmont Hotel which are spon :
sored by the women of the Joseph
Habersham Chapter of the d. A. e.,
are becoming regular institution,
so popular have they been. In spite
| OF the snow last week, theSe were
at least 200 present.
Saturday afternoon viii be enliven-
ed by fancy dancing by leading So
ciety people, and each week the
dancing programs will be changed
The hours for dancing are from to Z.
Askew- Chalmers.
Mr.. and Mrs Wiley Joseph Hand
have issued cards announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Ruby
Kathleen Askew, to Charles Chalmers,
on Sunday, March Is, in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs Chalmers will be at
home after March 80 at No. IS West
North avenue.
Welfare Club to Meet.
The Highland Welfare Club will
hold its regular monthly meeting Fri
day at $3.50 o'clock at the Higfblnd
School. Everyone interested in she
school is invited to be present
Parties far Boston Visitors.
Mrs. w. A. Neal will give an in
formal reception Friday afternoon at
her home on Fourteenth street in
honor of Mrs H. F. Lesh and Mrs.
W. F. Camp. of Boston, who are Wis
iting Mrs. Thornwell Jacobs.
Mrs. Jacobs will also give an in
formal tea Saturday afternoon at the
Piedmont Driving Club for Mrs.
Camp. Mrs. Lesh and Mrs Edward
Mcclellan, of Boston, Mrs. Lesh and
Mrs. Camp have visited Mrs. Jacobs
before. and have number of friends
here.
Reading for St. Mark Church Circle.
A reading will be given at the Ho-
tel Ansley Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock by Circle No 8 Of ST. Mark
Church.
The program will be made up of
the intermezzo in Deliver, Leschitiz-
KY by Miss Julia Dunning; a read
ing by Mrs. John M. Slatone a vocal
solo by Mrs Louis Moeckel;' read
ing by Mrs. r. B. Blackburn a read
ing By Mrs. Lena Richardson Ligg,
and the Revolutionary Etude, Chopin,
by Miss Dunning.
Memorial Association to Meet.
Fhe Ladies' Memorial Association
will meet Friday morning at IL
o'clock at the Carnegie Library.
Temple sisterhood to Meet.
A meeting OF the Temple Sister
hood will be held Friday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock when business OF inn
portance will be discussed At the
conclusion OF the meeting an infor-
NAL kaffee klatsch will be enjoyed by
the members.
Altar Society to Meet.
Mrs. p, ]. McGovern has called a
meeting Of the executive board OF the
Ladies' Altar Society Of the Sacred
Heart Church for Friday at $3.50 D. m.
at Marist College to discuss the after
Easter plans OF the society. Mem
bers are expected to be present.
There will be a meeting OF the
calendar Months and Weeks" at 2 $50
p. m. at the same place.
Cooking School Now Free.
The cooking school held at First
Christian Church will be free the re-
mainder Of the week to all who wish
TO attend.
U. D. c. Hears Program.
The United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy met Thursday afternoon
with an unusually interesting pro-
gram. Miss Victoria Copeland con-
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tributiag several songs and M. :. Will
Hams Mccarthy reciting a dramatic
selection.
Several talks were made by the
members on subjects of interest, and
plans were discussed for an interest
ing contest in which the Daughters
are engaged. The literary and must
cal program was in charge Of Mrs.
Robert Blackburn.
Cake Sale by Church Women.
Chapter No. l of the First Baptist
Church will give cake sale Satur-
day at No. SO Whitehall street. spe-
cial attention win be given to cakes
suitable for Sunday dinners. Prices
will be reasonable.
Miss Ruth Reid, Of Lucy Cobb In
stitute, Athens, will return to At
lanta Friday for several days to visit
her parents.
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Saturday Dance at Hotel.
Askew.chaImers.

Mr. and Mrs Wiley Joseph Hand
have issued cards announcing the
marriage Of their daughter. Ruby
Kathleen Askew, to Charles Chalmers,
on Sunday, March Is, in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers will be at
home after March 80 at No. IS West
North avenue.
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nridna fnr Rrica. elect.


MISS Je1lliIa Lindsey was hostess
at al morning bridge party THURSDAY
for Miss Grace Ham, of Jackson, Mrs
s>sdl Bakers guest The guests i'm
cluded Miss Ham, Mrs. Baker Miss
Mary Lucy Turner, Miss Annie Lou
Pagett and her guest. Miss Carol
Dean. of Gainesville; Mrs. L. G. Oar
vim. Mrs. T. r. Hammond Miss Will
lie Kate Smith and the members OF
Miss Lindsey's club, Misses Gladys
Catchings, Rosa Belle Chapman, Edith
Tanner, Virginia Riddle, Pearl Parks,
Lucy Stockard, Caro- Sharpe and Mrs.
D. E. Giffens
Jonquils. hyacinths and daffodils
adorned the apartments, and the
prices included silk hose and a box
Of bonbons. A salad course and ices
were served and the affair was one
of the happiest of series of parties
being rendered Miss Ham, who is a
bride elect.
The afternoon reception which Miss
Willie Smith win give Friday also viii
compliment Miss Ham.
BOY party for Visitor.
Charles Sciple, Jr., entertained at a
box party Wednesday evening at the
Atlanta Theater, in honor Of Miss
Aileen Devereux, of Cleveland, Ohio,
the guest of Miss Helen Dargan.
After the performance the party were
served supper at the Piedmont Club,
Those present were Miss Deyereux,
Miss Dargan, Miss Mary Helen
Moody, Miss Jennie d. Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Dargan. Jr., Dozier
Iowndes, DR., Jere Osborne and Clar-
ence Knowles,
Lecture for Young People,
An illustrated free lecture will be
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ME-. MiIson 70 Repeat Leeture.

Mrs. Wilson to Repeat Lecture.
{ Mrs. A. Med Wilson. who gave an
illustrated lecture on Panama Wed
nesday afternoon at the meeting o.
the Council OF Jewish Women, re-
ceived such an ovation that the
Council decided to repeat the en-
tertainment and give athe proceeds to
the Uncle Remus Memorial Assocta :
ton. of which, Mrs. Wilson is presi-
dent. With Mr.. wilson Mrs. Wilson
.ecently visited Panama, and she
gave a graphic and interesting de-
scription OF lifesin that country
A talk by Mrs. Samuel pumpkin,
president of the Atlanta City Fedora
ton, and Mrs. Lyman j. Amsden.
prominent clubwoman, who told Of
the civic work being done by At
lanta women, were incidents Of the
afternoon, The book shower brought
a gift Of 200 books for the Jewish
Educational Alliance.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-26

given in the Marist College. Audi
forum Saturday afternoon at q
o'clock for the young people under.
sixteen and their friends.
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Welfare Club to Meet.
The Highland Welfare Club will
hold its regular monthly meeting Fri
day at $3.50 o'clock at the Higi1lnd
School. Everyone interested in she
school is invited to be present.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-26
Box party for Visitor.

Lecture for Young People.
An illustrated free lecture will be
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cooklnu School Nov Fras.

The cooking school held at First
Christian Church will be free the re-
mainder Of the week to all who wish
to attend.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-26

Uncle Remus shrub Shower.
Much interest is being displayed
in the shower Of shrubs and plants
which will be given Saturday fol
the benefit of the Uncle RemusH Me-
rnerial Association. Bulbs of all kinds
gladioli etce, and plants for privet
hedges are especially desired. A
large attendance is expected. and the
women will spend the entire day al
tn Sign of the Wren's Nest"
All Inman Park women who expect
to donate may. call either Mrs. War
rem White or Mrs. Victor Kriegsha-
Der, when their plants viii be called
for.
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'EyIgHIIZl2,y NEWS
J0NQUIL TINT6 POPULAR
in SPRING E(ORATIONS

Yellow ionquils, daffodils, crocuses
and. tulips have been extensively
used by Atlanta -hostesses for decora-
ton since the advent Of these pretty
spring flowers. and with the approach
of Easter. the color so typical OF
spring has become even more popu-
lar. At the bridge party given Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Wiltshire Riley
In her apartment in the Ponce De-
Leon, a color scheme Of yellow was
carried out in elaborate detail and
the affair was one of the prettiest
Frightening the social calendar since
the beginning OF the Lenten season.
Mrs. Riley entertained in honor OF
Mrs. Charles H. Booth, who has made
many friends during her residence
here, and whose departure with Mr.
Booth to reside in Detroit has been
the occasion for much regret among
her friends. Mrs. Riley's apartment
was gay and bright with quantities
Of jonquils and the scores were kept
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U. D. c. Hears Program.
The United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy met Thursday afternoon
with an unusually interesting pro-
gram. Miss Victoria Copeland con-
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AItar sooiety . Meet..

Aitar Sooiety 20 moet.
Mrs. p. J. McGovern has called a
meeting of the executive board Of the
Ladies' Altar Society Of the Sacred
Heart Church for Friday at $3.50 p. m.
at Marist College to discuss the after
Easter plans OF the society. Mem
bers are expected to be present
There will be a meeting of the
calendar Months and Weeks" at $3.50
p. m. at the same place.
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Reading for. St. Mark Church cirol,

Memorial Association to Meet.
The Ladies' Memorial Association
will meet Friday morning at IL
o'clock at the Carnegie Library.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-26

Temple sisterhood to Meet.
A meeting Of the Temple Sister
hood will be held Friday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. when business OF inn
portance will be discussed At the
conclusion OF the meeting an infor-
NAL kaffee klatsch will be enjoyed by
the members.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-18

I 2onbon, II. aluguit. 9ab BIZ
Ssuifdeu unaufhuliiam in 8elsier
porriideH. ssbt aus elmer 8riifeisl
DepeIae berDor, SdB Seuti4e RaDal'
lerie ii4 Der 5auptitabt nahert; baf
in allsr eiis mabres.Ih sur gerthei.
bisuns bon griiffeI setroffeu tDsrSen.
unb bab Der sis Der Resieruns nod
slnttperpsn OerIsgt iporOsn III.
Cine Sspefbe Der SaDas assn.
tur aug 8riifIel fast, bab bic ges
ianbtf9aftsn pabrdsinIi4 Der Rss
sieruns na4alnttperpen foIsen ipsrSen.
Der frana0iiide gefanbts aber In
9riiifel suriidbleibsn psrbs, Inn init
Der frana0fifteH Resieruns in @srbins
buns su bIsi6en.
Mabri9sinli9 I'm bic Wirtuns biss
fee Radridt ouf bas publitum ob-
auf1nddsn. ipurbe am gtbsnb ein
Bulletin per5ffentIidt, bab irsenb no
g. .s ipurbs ni&t anses.bsn mo - Die
bslsifds Snfanterie, sufammen NIT
Der fransSiifd,n aapaTIsrie, einen Qtns
griff Der Deutiasu in briIantsr Msiie
absei9lassn babe.
Das britifde OffisieGIs prsbbursau
tiinbis. an, bab Sapon, .pas INNER es
segtn Dsutidlanb tbun ipsrO., feline
glttiOn auf Sas Gbineiif4s Mser be-
fardnten ipsrbs, aussenomm.n ipenn
es fid um Die gefaiisans Der iapunis
iden S4iffabrt banbsIt.
Der briiifds arisssratb bat 6s.
T@loHsn, isins stOrrsipOnbentsn
bei ben sruppsn i'm geIbe gu buIoen
unb Der fransOfIds ariessminiiter
~
TOII beabii9tissu, basieIbe gu thin.
Inter bisisn llmiidnosn ipsrOsn ipabrs
IdsinIia ale siOrreiponSsntsn
luS 8slsien ausssipieien.
Der bsutfds aaiisr 1T NIT bsm
|tronprins.n unb spsi unosrsu q)rins
Isn in waains angstummm. Or pirb
i'd in Sen ud@Iten zagsu an bic 5rOns
,ssebsn.
GrliHsI sisbs ~, sab BIZ, Gran,uisn,
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Ssitsrreidsr in Grsnsg.fe9teH semels
bet,
Gin in Rptterbam anssfommener
boudnbifder Sampfer bshauptet, oab
elm fart bsf9GSigtsr Seutfaer Drsao'
nousht i'm 5afsn DON srOnohism, in
Rorpsgen, Iiese, .bieie Ro4ridt rourbs
aber Don t.insr Seite beitdtist.
Die 4eIsi.r bsbauptsn bic Gahns bes
preubif4en asibbufaren Regiments
(sobtsntopfsSuiarsn) srbsutst gu ia.
ben.
4us aopenbasen tpirb beridtet, bab
Grie9eniano benadriftist iporoen lei,
oaB tiirtiI9e 9ruppen Sur9 bulsaris
ides gsbist sesen @rishenIanS pors
riiden uno 9riedenIanb GessnmaBs
nabmen anseorbnet babe.
Die iapanif6e g}reifs bdlt bic bon
Sapau in ieinsm llltimatum an
SeutidIanS seitelIten Joroerunssn
fir gang mdBig.
Wieber ein frausDfifder
Sies.
2onbon, II. 2lusuii. - Cine
Sepside Der Sauas Qssntur aus pas
ris iast, sub frans0iifde Sruppen bic
Stabt S9irmsd, 71s MisiIen ienieits
BON SaaIes, i'm eIfub, beiest uno in
Den borans.sansenen admpfen 5ipDlf
GeIbgsidiise nit Munition irnb aht
Maf4insnseT6ilbe erbeiitst battsn. Die
fans5iii9e aaDaIlerie sins oann sesen
WiIbad uno 2iiBeIbaufeH DOr.
Der 9ormarf6 Der Ruffen
ain Galisisn aufge.
bdlten.
2onbOn, IL. alusuit. - Msbrsre
Sftsrreiaifte grmssiOrps iinb in rule
iii6ss Gebist eins.Sruusen. tuie aus
Wien an sas Raitsridbe IeIegrapbeu.
Bureau ssmeloet tpirb..
Der gurmarfdb Der RuHen sssm
3aIOs,s. grOOp unb sctoI unD noros
Sifli9 bon aembsrs. in GaIisien, ift
tp0rSsH ! 4
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Wpntenesriner
mit ben 0eferrsi9ern i'm

&d.apf.
2onbon II. 4usuit. Sn einet
SepsI6e aus Gettinje, Wontensgro,
melbet Der &orrsiponDent ber Reutsr.
4sentur, 6ab bic Montsnsgriner lett
5tpei 5agsn NIT elmer fturten Dterrela
6iI9en Sruppenabtbeilung Bel 9ras
bapo i'm 2umpf iinb. Die Montenss
griner fpIIen fotpsit an Sobten nnb
0eripunbsten As Wann Oerloren ba.
ben.
2lm Sonntag griffen bic Oeitsrreis
der bic Montsnegriner BON ariDofiie
Big @robapo an ibrer tpeitliden 9rena
&c an, ipdbrenb glei45eitig bic Diters
rei6ii6sn g6iffe Die poiition Der
Montenegriner auf Dem 2oroemsgerg
tpeftlib bon gdttaro beI4ofen..
@iner Oepeide aus gtom 5lfolge,
baben bic muntsnesrinif6en Sruppen
Die bosnifhs Srenae .lberi6ritten uno
ben Srt 5i9ainibec ndh befttssm
&f eirlaenomnlen.
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Ser 0DrmariH Der
1emtidBem

pat mad tur5er Il nterbre
Dung in 8eIsisH mica
Der begonnen.
paris. IL. 4usuit. Radbsm f
sipei Sage lang inattip asblisbsn. rid.
te am Wuntas Die beutfhs aabalIerie
bic in Dorissr Wode bon ben geIsierr
3uriidssfdIasen tpOrbsn mar, ipisbs,
ses.n bic bslgifdbe Gront DOr.
gs iit srfidtIi9, bab bic Ceutf&.u
auf Werftdrlunsen seipartst baiten
Ra4bsm bisfe ansetomm.n mar, riiss
ten iis in Der Ri4tung auf mapr. Dor,
elmer is Wssilen norb0fli9 bon Brill.
lei seleseneu Stabt. Die Dsutiftu
iparen balb nit ben beIsifdbsn Dor,
poiten In geriibrung geiommen unb
Surdb einis. ilsine G6armiibsl tpurSs
ibr @ormarid apfsshalten.
Oisie SnfOrmdiiOn ipurbs ON wlons
tag DOn' OffisielI.n aueIIsn in paris
in erfahruns ssbrddi.
Die Gd)lad5t bet 0inant.
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9lns ben bier serft6rten
bfterreifiihett pan3er'
Isl ihifett
SR Elm tlsir.r arenss,
gem orbem

f. VI
gfom, II. Musuit. Cine Depefds
aug Gsitinje. ROntenesro. bsitdtist,
bab am Sonntas i'm 4briatifdsn
Wleer elm sSssseftdt itattgtfunbsri
babe, unS baB bas 5itsrrei9iihs puns
ssri9iff s3rimpA iinb brei anbsrs
Gdiffs, bersn Numen nidt in Grfabs
runs ssbradi tptrhen tonntt. bon Der
frans0Fidsn GlOiie in ben Grunb gee
bobtt iporben feien. Cine grobs ans
sabl frunsOIii&sr unt snsIif4sr
arisgsidiffs fou bic aiiit. abpasrOuiis
Isen.
aonbcn, II. elrguit. Das britis
fde ofiisitIt gladridtsnOureau fasi
iibsr bic onssblid i'm gftriatifdsn
Mer fiaitssfunOsns GseT&lu9t;
Die fraHsOif6e MitteImssrfiOtts
n Bis nad gaiiarO bas albriaiiias
Mss binaufsefa5ren. Oi. irans0Iifd.
Jlotis fsutris ouf .inen tlsinsn Ofttrs
rsi&il6sn aseussr bon bsm gtipsrn
1pp, BON 1858 s0nrsn, Der in ben
Grunb sebObrt tDurbs.
Cine anbsrs Depsfds aus Rom fost,
tab bier britifhs arisssfdiffs bic
SItsrrsi6ifdsn arsu5sr .qlurOra4 unS
.ssigstDur, bic glntifari bIOdir'
Ten. btrfDIst bdtttn. DK 1itsrrsis
d,if6sn Gtiffs parbsn psrfolgt Biz
iis in benz arisgshdfen pOIi 3ufludt
fanbsn.
pdrts, IL. 2iusuit.. gluh, bas
frdngSffHs Marinsminiiter.um fiIns
bigte ip1brsnb oes 2nges an, baB bieI
fran3DHiht Glotte inter BEN 4bmiruIl
hs IA g)tkrsre sintH Sfstrrei@iI9snl
tsssxltl IN seH GrsHb sste1st AatetI
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| in Der Sdluht bei 9inart idper'
WerIiifte erIitten babsu.
lIeber bic Bepesuns.n ber britiideu
GIotte unb bsr britiidsH armee 1T ab'
iolut ni4ts in grfabruns su briHsen
9onoon. IL. auguit. = 81.
gsniur. bic Don ben britif4en 4eb6rs
ben iiber ale Ra6riaien perbdnsi
iporoeu III. bic auf bic 9epesunsen
Der brittfHen 9ruppsn in 9elsien, tDis
auf Die britifdx Glotis 8esus baben,
/ 1T auBeroroentIib effsstiD. lleber bic
Ittipitdt Der britii6sn 5lotte unb bes
britifden 5eerss III in ben Iebten paar
Sagen aud uidt Elm einaises Mort
ourdgeoriingen. Bon Ser genfur Sus
seitubte Depsi6en aus 9riTeI uno
paris babsn tpieberbolt Sarauf Beaus
genomnien. bnB britiide 7ruppen in
Jrunfreib selanbet ipOrpen ieien unb
IN gelsien ben Deutiden seseniibers
iteben. aber ni1t etn eiH5iges Wort 1T
6ur9selaifen ipproen, aus Dem man
i4Iiebent6nnte, iDie far. Die britifHe
armee auf benz aontinsut III ober no
bic britii4en 1ruppsn ftshsn. ebsnio
ipenis tpeiB man iiber bic 9epesunssH
Der britii6en Gloits, bon Der man uur
annirnmt. 6dB iie Die bsuti4e GIctic
in Der Rorbfee in S9ad hdlt. e
gai1t Elm einsises @ort 1T iiber ben
9erbleib AUDI nur einss tin3isen britis
Iden ober bsutfden arissfhiffes IN
biefen geipdFsrn burdsslaiIsn NOR.
ben. SOweit oas srobe pubIitum in
gstra1t tonlmt. iinS bic gepesunssn
Der GlOttsn in europa Elm OsriisseItss
Bud.
Die frans6iiiden g.ri8ts sshsn Sa'
bin, bab bic fransSfii9e armse i'm
GIfab borriide unb oab bic JransOi.n
bort ben Dsutidsn bisIs G.itiibe abs
ssnpmmen uno pisls Gefaugene &c.
madi. fOipis bic SABINE zines eIfdFi.
ftsn Snfanierits0a s0agimmts srbsutet
bdttsn.
Qlus ct. a]etsrsburs psrSsn Gro
fsIgs hsr ruiii4su 1tuypsu User Sis
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tdrif9e Situation ertldrt Der
nSemps1, buB Die fruna0fif4en Srup-
pen nidt in Die gbene bes 8ru6s
Sbals binabiteisen tDnnen, neil ibnen
Die SSeftung Molsbeim, i'm Glfab, II
Meilen iiiO0itli9 bon Strdbburs, i'm
Wege lit, es aber n0tbig gepefsn iei,
bas Sbal gu befesen, neil es fonit BON
ben 9eutf9en beniibt fporben ipGre.
Der ,5emps" briidt Die 4nii9t uus,
bab aus Der Sbatfdde, bnb in jener
Gegeno f9psre Grtilerie ansetroffen
ipurbe gu f6lieben fei, buB Die Deutz
f9sn sroBe Sruppenmafen jenietts
6es Rbeins 5uiummen5ie6en, NIT fpels
6en bic 8psefenpdiIe forcirt nerpen
1olIen.
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0ie 9entlcben oringen nnaufbaltiam
III Sel0ien nDr.
Die Sapaqere nd6ef f6 ser Sanpffaot 2sri1ef oie in
21ert6eioigungs5ufano per(ett miro
Der bic montenssriniias aiiits bsi
antibori bIodirt bate.

Der bic montenegrinii9s aiiits BET
4ntipori bIodirt bate.
2onbon, II. auguit. Gin ihipie.
RIGGS prDblem bsripri4t bas linters
brinsen unb 9erpflssen bon Rriessses
fanssneR gu tperbsn. Die 9srbiinOes
ten baben iest fhbn, ebs es 5u elmer
sroben Gdladt astomnen III, msbr
aIs 5000 Dsutid. ssfansen ssnOms
men. Die 8slsier i@idsn biele 0i.fer
gefangenen naG 5ranfreid,. Dsnn
bic groBen Sdla6tsn Beginner. an
benen tpenigitsns aipsi Willionsn Sol.
bdtsn bstbeilist iein ipsrSsn, fpiro bic
3abl Der striessgefunssn.n auf bsiben
Stitsn notwithstanding audi srobs
proportionsn annebmen.
gs ipirb ipabri9sinli9 Elm 4uss
touft bon Gefanssnen itattfinosn, Elm
folder III absr ni6t INNER lsift gu
befpsrtitsligsn. Cine anbere G9piss
risteit ipirb Ole @erpflssuns 70 risiis
ger Irmeen bieteH, unb bic DsutIdeA
baben jsbt idoH bamit gu re4nsH.
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Gnslanbs 9ruppem
auf benz &riessf4auplob B
in Srantreia uub Bel
-,

gien.
Rem yort, II. auguit. Gnslis
i8e Seitunseu, bic am Montag bier
einsetroffsn finb, sutbalten ginaelbsi>
ten ii6er bic 3uiammsnissuns bss
na4 Dem &ontinent seIdidten ober au
i4idenosn britii9en grpebitionstorps,
oas DON bsm Selbmarf9all Cir So6n
Srsn9 tomnlanbirt pirb. Sieien
3situnsen semdB beitsbt bic SeIbz
armse aus 6rei armeetorps, jebss bon
5tDei DiDii iiiouen unb elmer beionberen
4aDallsrie Sipiiion untsr benz 3om=
manbO Oes Generalmuiors gbmunS
aasnbp.
Seoes @rmeetorps beitebt aug "a
SHfantsrie gataillonsn DON ie unse=
fGbr 1000 Mann; a9t 9attsrisn rsi=
tenber 4rtillsris DON ie feds Gei9is
BEN; a9tSsbn 9attsrien SeIoartileris,
5tDei Saubiben . 8atterisn, Genie=
truppeH ufip.
Die britifhe Geloarmee piirbe bsms
nad aus 72 Sufanisrie gataiGonen,
18 &doallerie Regimeutern, "a 8ats
terien reitenber QrtiIerie nit 144 &c.
iaiisen unb flint 8atterien GeIoartiIs
Ierie NIT 80 @sfaiisen; feds Saus
bisen Sattsrien unb ben genietrups
pen uip. beiteben. Dieter 8eri9t pur.
be gnSe SuIi Der0ffentIidt, sbe bic
&riegsertldruns gnslanbs anDeuti9s
lamb erfolgt mar unb ebe bic @sr0fs
fentli9uns BON Md9rihteu iiber bic
gepsguHsen bon Seer unb Jlotte BON
ben MilitGrbebDrbsn perboten tpurbe.
Sas erite armeetprps itebt untsr
benz 8sfebi Dss 9ensraIlsutnants Cir
Douglas 9ais; bas stpeits untsr bem
bes @ensrallsutnants Sir Sames
9risrfon, Der an Montas pIOblih
itarb unb Der Dur4 einsn an6ereu 9es
neral eriebt tpirb, unb bas britt. un.
ter benz &pmmanbo 5es Generals bon
90. g. pultenep.
Die Grdn5ofen i'm glf s.
paris, IL. ausuit. Das fran5oiis
ide &riessmtniiterium Ha4te am
Dienitas bic fOIgenoe offisisas autiin=
Sisung:
Die frana5fiden 9trmeen riidsn
ollmGbli9 Dor. llnIere Eruppen baben
bic S6ben i'm n0rbli6en Sbeil Der
8oeeIen an Der elIGiIiIden Grense gee
rpmmen unb bic 2inie Der Jransoien
sritredt iih iebt lrr1 abrefepillier,
2orquin, glrSpubange unO WtarTal.
Sn bem 0onoEz ober Roueemnnts
Oiitritt baben mir S9irmed, atbt
WleiIen BON @aales i'm gliob sslesen,
beIebt unS mir baben IL bsutf6e5elb>
sef6iibe nit Wlunition unb oht Mn.
I9insngei1iibe erbeutst.
llniereaapallerie iit BIB na9 2ubels
bauien ilnb Miihlba4 Dber Ro6eim
borseriidt.
.Weiter iiioli6 baben mir @iGe, Dft>
lid BON 9urbois an Der Gtrabe mad
Sdlottiteot beisbt unb Saint groir.
aur-Minss, unb ben frans0iiiden
Srnppen iinb einise fdipere 5sIbses
f9iite In bic Sdnbe sefaIlen.
.Sm Glfab baben mir si1e itnrts
Gpmmunitationslinie, Die Ii1 Don
Sbanu bur9 Garnap Bis nad D'Gnns
Marie eritredt."
2pnbon, 1S. 2lusuit. - Der
parifer 4orrefponoent Ses Reutsr.
Iden Teltgropbeus1itreaus f5idt bic !
'pIaenbe Depefhe:
n elmer 1Ishfrffrh4 ithSr-Afr mills |
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Dino Oct Si5 Oct 6e(glden Regierung if nad|
Qnlwerpen uerfg moroen.
Sci 9iaant 1T 8e4gien i0ei1tett ott
Ssran5oien eine i6,pere 9tieoerla9e
erlittett ST babe1t.

ars4dape Die seddladt aOHah
fu5OHden GOhe
Wrnns Sic babH
Sasruppn
Natrdta aufidfa
in
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