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Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

Ihs fifth musical Of the Tuesday Morn
Inc Ansicai CRIB & 70 be held next Tuss-
day cvcnins a. the Hotel Eontsnoile al
SO. Each member e privileged 10 bring
one guest and The public 70 iavited on
the payuent q = small entrance fee At
The door, Tne first part Of the proxram
VIII Be given By q choir Of wosnan's
voices directed By MI Kelly, with Mrs.
helly - soloist wko win render 'sTho
Lady Of eheIIot" ana secor1 a.a,4 viii
% given b. Mr.. Henry Cox. esSissed By
ms Omaha Chamber Music sseiets4
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81. Patriok's Night nanos. ,

The first dancing club dance at the
new Fontenelie hotel will be given st.
Patrick's night by the members OF tho
Ra5ah club. The committee hi charge
has been planning this dance since the
first Of the year, and Il IL anticipated
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

entertained with guessing contest, the
IFize winners being HRS. Coulter and
Mrs. Kennedy. Decorations were in pink
ana white. the centerp,eee being in the
form Of Jack Horner Pie, from which
favors were distributed at the close OF
the luncheon Covers were laid for;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

Mrs. G. y. Bunce Of Brooklyn. ~ r..
former resident Of Omaha. who Is visit
Ing AR. and Mrs H. l. Tostovin. vas
suest u honor Al luncheon Friday
given By Nrs Testeyin. The guests were
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Oinosam Dancing Party.

The cinosam Dancing club gave Ita
largest party Of the season Wednesday
evenine at the Scottish Rite cathedral
Tho next dance has been advanced from
the 18th Of March 70 the 18Th on account
Of the Scottish Rite reunion to ho held
ON the 2lth-. The following guests were
present Wednesday evening:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
Sigma Chi Omicron Party.

University OF Omaha gave a theater party
Saturay afternoon at the orpheum. fol-
lowed by tea at tho Hotel Fontenelle.
Members present included:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

that Il viii be- one Of the largest dancing
parties Of the season. The management
OF the hotel has granted the club. IN con-
nection. with the ball room, the use of
the mezsamine floor. Selected music and
programs suggestive of the occasion,
have been arranged for the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
At the Theaters.

Miss Bernice solis will give a theater
party at the BOYD this afternoon in honor
'of Miss Sylvia Abrahamson's birthday.
About twenty-five guests win be enter
tanned.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
Al.so.Cia OIub.

Tho Al-so-cia club gave It's fortnishtiy
dance At the Prairie Park club house Fri
day evening. Those present were.
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Gard Parties.

Cefu karJleS.
Mrs 7. r. Brown entertained the mem
bers OF the Pan-American High Five
club at her home Thursday afternoon.
The prizes were awarded TO Miss Nell
Barnum. Mesdames David Brown. A. s.
Moore and L. J. Patti. Miss Frances
Patti will be the next hostess.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14

Junod, who leaves shortly for New York
City. The table was attractively decor
ated with spring flowers and covers were
placed for:
Mechanics Mesdames--
r.. G. Conley, Eugene Coffeen.
r. II. Van Orsdell, Wallace Porter,
Rex Fuller, G. +. Junod,
Misses Misses
Nan Franltish. Ann Hermansen,
Sarah Taylor. Marion Hunt
With the Wayfarers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Chadwick, who
went 90 San Diego a month ago, are now
IN San Francisco enjoying the Panama
exposition and are not expected home for
another two OF three weeks
Miss Lucy Hawk. the guest Of Mira.
Jack Webster and Miss Butler, left Nom
day for Kansas City to visit before going
back TO Battle Creek. her home.
Mrs. s. silverberg left Friday evening
for New York City to attend the wedding
OF her sister. Miss Pauline Bergman and
Continued on Page Twelve-CoI. one,.
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Tri Delta Luncheon.

The Tri Deltas entertained at lunch-
con Saturday in honor of Mrs. G. j.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-14
With the wayfarers.

Continues on Page Twelve-col. ons,.
Evening star., 1915-09-14
Germans Afraid to Attack.

The impressive feature of the exhi-
bition to me not the mere flying
the absolutely prosaic fashion in which
plane after plane wheeled rapidly up
the slope, to s!ither into the air at the
crest-but the complete disregard of
the Germans which the French fiers
showed. The enemy lines here are but
six or seven miles away. and yet there
was 10 Dretense at concealing the
the hangers were white. The hundred
and d score of machines stood about
in the open. The explanation was an
obvious one.
"rhe Germans do not dare attack. -
said my Argentine fller.
Each Voisin carried n machine gun
mounted so its butt was at the OBJ
servers elbow, and it's long barrel
thrust out over the pilots head. The
men sit tandem fashion in the car
believe that conditions prove the truth
of his assertion that the French have
on this sector of the front secured the
absolute mastery of the ar. The ad-
vantage this gives them viii be i'm
medate'y apparent. 1t perhaps ac-
counts in part for the marked spirit OF
confidence that i observed among the
men of the first French line. They
are completely resigned to more months
of combat, but trey take ultimate VIC
tory as assured.
"Do the Germans never attack you%
I asked The observer almost yawned
~ dozen of them flew over the camp
yesterday morning" said he. For
about ten minutes it rained bombs. The
only damage they did was to burn a
little blotting paper
No reply was made, it appears. The
effort would have been useless. Long
before the French machines could have
reached the upper air the Germans
would have been safe miles away.
"Besides," said my Argentine flier
'ft was very early in the morning and
we slept
Evening star., 1915-09-14
DATE SET FOR TRIAL.
Cloak and Shirt Makers, Indicted
FOR Murder, Face Court Monday.

NEW YORK, September 14.-Justice
Tompkins, in the criminal branch of
the supreme court. has set next Mon
day as the date for the trial of seven
members and officers of the Cloak and
Skirt Makers Union, indicted for mur-
der in the first degree. following the
alleged confession of .'Dopey Benny
Fein. an east side gangster, regarding
the activities of the union in the cloak
makers strike in 1910
The Indictment against Samuel Hol-
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Nurses Beneficiaries in Will.

Miss A. Pearson and Miss c. vanderlee.
nurses at Providence Hospital. are each
given s10o by the terms Of the will Of
David r. a. Johns on. dated September 6.
1915, and offered for probate. Miss Helen
Miller is also to have 800 and Miss
Madeline Lambert. OF Jersey City, 5000
A bequest of $500 is made to the Terminal
Y. NJ. c. A, from which is to be paid
the expenses of 'ourying the deceased at
Piedmont. Mo. George F. Winslow and
W. +. Underwood. are>pamed as executors.
Evening star., 1915-09-14
BOTH WIVES LOSE.
Denied Any Part of Estate of Ros.
well S. Riley. Federal Soldier.

Because the first wife of Roswell S
Riley, Federal soldier in the civil war
deserted him and contracted biga-
nous marriage. she is denied. by n
ruling of the controller of the Treasury,
participation in money due the estate
of Riley for military service. Because
Riley married again without obtaining
divorce from his recalcitrant wife,
the second wife Is not recognized in
the status of the legal widow OF the
dead soldier. and is also denied any part
of the money due.
Lewis S. Riley, son of the soldier by
Evening star., 1915-09-14

ger, the eighth man indicted following
the death of Samuel Liebowitz, August
4, 1910, was dismissed. Liebowitz was
assaulted. it was alleged. in the head
quarters of the union. The men to be
tried are Max Sigman, Gerris Strup-
nicker, Sol Metz, julius Woulf. Max
Singer, Isidor Auspitz and Abraham
Weidinger.
Evening star., 1915-09-14
Night Glasses for Foreigners.

Many schools in various sections of the
country have arranged to provide night
classes for adult foreigners, with special
attention to civics and naturalization
laws, announces the Department of Labor
The movement is under the direction OF
the department.
Evening star., 1915-09-14

into the air within twenty minutes. to
come down again an hoslr later in as
calm fashion as though their drivers
had been for cab ride in the park.
But never before in the history of the
world have fifty aeroplanes bombarded
a single city. Ones values alter in
these days Today's flight became a
mere exhibition when compared with
the great raid. 1t was as though we
were looking at park of silent guns
Yesterday those same guns had been
in action.
Evening star., 1915-09-14

his first wife, is awarded. by the de-
cision of Controller W. w. Warwick. all
bounty under the acts of March ;. 1855,
and July IS, 1866.
Evening star., 1915-09-14
POPE PLANS TO ASSIST
ARMENIAN SUFFERERS
Turks Said to Have Deported Hun
dreds of Thousands From
Homes.

ROME, September IA. via Paris.-Pope
Benedict, according to the Correspon-
denza has received Mgr. Kojunian. titu-
lar Archbishop of Chalcceehia, and rep
rcsentative of the Armenian Catholics
in Rome. and requested him to pre-
pare a detailed report on the alleged
Turkish authorities.
Appeal to Bulgaria.
SOFIA, September il, via London,
September IA delayed in transmits
sion. THE correspondence of the Asso-
ciated Press was given the privilege
today to read an interesting document
addressed by Armenians to the Bull
earian government, 1ntercedinS win
the government in behalf of the Arme-
mans in Asia Minor, of whom 1t Is as
serted nearly S35,O00 have been driven
from their homes.
The government is requested to use
its good offices to ameliorate the condl-
ton of the Armenians. OF those who
have been driven away to othef parts
Of Asia Minor, the document says that
number of them have been kliled or
missing? 1t does not, Ho"eNei'
state their number
The list of towns and the number OF
their fellow w-countrymen who nave
been deported from each is given IN
the document as 1Ollo"S- ->iSoiiLSuitl a.
$1,000; Armasha, 5000; Brusa, $4,000: !:
| Banderma $4,000: Caesarea, 10000;
Sivas. 1000: Evoghia.. %. 500; Amasla'
25.O0o: Karahissar. 10000; Samruun.
10000 Trapezus. $1,000: Erzerum,
1900 Erzingan, $4,000; Papert, 1900;
Passen, 10, 500: Pertchan. $4,000; kemah.
10000; Kharput, $4,000; Xiii. $4,000;
Ighert, $4,000; Diarbekr. 55.100; ESin,
10.200: Arapghir, 19,50o; Tchishf saE K,
5000; Aleppo, 15.so0; Sishapjen. $4,000;
Zeitun. 2S, 900: Divrsz, 1890. and Bit
limmush. 51,500.
Bishops Put to Death.
The petition says that many of these
deported persons had adopted the Mos
lem faith. The bishops molested are
said to include one burned alive. three
hanged, three murdered, seven in
termed and two arrested. The fate of
some of the other bishops is declared
to be unknown.
| The document says the figures given
| in it show accurately the number OF
Armenians forcibly removed from their
homes to other parts of Anatolla ana
MeSopotamia. The petition asserts
that massacres took place at certain
| points and also that many OF those
who were forced to leave home for
other places died as result OF hard
ships on the roads.
Evening star., 1915-09-14
FIFTY AER0PLANES
BOMbARD A Town
French Machines Rain Total of
400 Missiles in Early
Morning Attack.
FORMER RECORDS FOR
FLOCK FLYING BROKEN
All But Four Return to Aviation
Camp at Nancy and Not One
Life Is Lost.
BY HERBERT COREY.
Copyright. 1851

| IN THE FIELD WITH THE FRENCH
ARMIES, August 2o.-"That was the
way we went on cur last raid" said
! the Argentine observer.
| We We're standing in the center OF
the aviation camp near Nancy. The
air was filled with the roaring clatter
of aeropiane propellers. Now and then
! Il machine took the air as easily as
swallow might soar up to its nest in
the caves. Overhead the sky was
dotted with biplanes Half dozen
the tunbling pigeons of their profes-
! sion-were looping the loop and as
cending in dizzy spirals and dropping
/ breathlessly. The others were stream
| ing off across the clouds The bird
sinile persists. They made me think
of fl ght of wild geese horking down
( the wind from the Canadian rice fields
| 1t was a beautiful hight said the
| Argentine observer. 1T was charm
ing to see the flames break out below.
! Then the eNhiiaration as the shrapnel
! began to burst around US. 1t is at
I such moments that one lives
This threatens to develop into two
separate stories strung upon a single
thread. Perhaps it is better that way
! With my eyes / was watching the most
wonderful Hight of aeropfanes ever ar
ranged for the benefit of peaceful OBJ
servers. With my ears / listened TO
the story of the attack upon a fortified
German town by fifty French oero-
planes a few days ago.
hen We started 1t was barely gray
IN the morning" said the observer
from the Argentine AT that hour it
is very cold in these Lorraine hills.
Even the furs did not keep me warm
shivered as l strapped myself in my
seat
Excitement" ! said.
But, no., said he. most seriously
one is pleased by the prospect, quite
naturally. One has been ennuied, YOU
comprehend. by fying-hylng-alwa
the same thing"
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Sn ,intm an Gin, rb,iniias 6amiIis A.
Tihttttn Brief aus tiutm frln36ffhm
@,fdnsmsHIagtr in Maro!to biittt htr
gritfdr,ibsr feline qBstbSrissn, lsinl
Qudtit msbr 80 Itidtn. 0a Hi6ts ausgss
biHbist mabt. Wifotrfolt ieitu bort
Itsrt, ibrts SnbaIts bollg b%sraa6tt
Snatttln aus ber 6eimath eingetroifen.
Die Gcfanesnen ieitn tdgli6 stbn Stias
ben, aud SoHutdgs, beim SlraBsubau be-
ihdftiet. Sin @tFaHgeHtr. Der bic arbtii
|ptriptigert babe. Isi sa Bsbn Sabftn
3~rdngsar6eit btrurtbeilt porotn. Die
9el5liguug iei i6Iedt anb unetHigena.
mau tampire auF blobtr Grbe. 9aburh
oub Der Srisf IN plattbeuiiher MuHbart
dbasfaBt mar, paiirts Ct Iheinbor unbes
btligt bic frau35ffde 3enfur.
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Gine, Nnipraae Sole m%eInaarmera

Nus mitH Ihrtibi man: 5tlir Iems
GARNER ipurot am GHluft otg i'm gros
BeE MuiiDertiHsIaale 5ugunhsn hes 9ers
zines nRitolai" abqsbalttutn auBtrors
oeutIiten Nbilbarmonii6tH @on5trts
ods abidieoslm3ert Der gbilbarmoniter
in oieier Gaiion = uul36tige Wale qes
rgfen uub berart aItlamirt oaB Ct f6
b~eranlabt fibltt, einigt Embellishments
3u fprsdfn. Gr idate. sd trlaubt mir,
ben mir entgegent6Hsnben Subel balm 3u
beuttH, Dab bas ItrabIsnbs Ds8ur, bic
iubslnOeu Gl5rae, nit bsl4en BAG berrs
lide mtrt 6es oautTdn WsiIerB So6ass
nss 9rabms fbluB. efu Symbol fiji bic
8utunft iein unS baB ods 8ieoeriebeu
i'm 5srbIt in oieIem Gaale mad einent
glorreidsH Gi'gs ftattfiubcn m5ge.@
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nm InLINm nIaaM

QtH mHdntiltt 1n nlss milsf.
ifiit sab tr am g Nafl eeH en.m
aMil htH unlfiN6ost ll 91g eaas8ub
rHifnlte m1N iht Iamelr -eefpaft'
bt Ahtstrtt W Hfaa0 8nrid & Co..
goubon bfim GthiH ots llririttbaslt5
bic norr3Biiht dla11s select bate upe
bitis fff nod BEN 3orgtaoihHk INIT btr
sn5l en- ntgiouih lG 9rsb bitir surf
Wi bbruuh elmer ntlttalsn 1Isaaf ptrs
iudtfn 1dHiAuu1 iuarot otr 1ampier
iufclat iftnts ptreiftisR 0erbalttRs dls
ieHblidss 9anossidiff ul1aut.
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Der Gutbe Sal6ntOnb.

Der @eneraIrotb bes Rotbeu Solbmons
oes befdIob, 9atier WilbeIm uuO 9ailsr
6ran5 Soiep6 bic BEN 9olbmoub cine
bebeuttnbe Summe 8ltpenoetsn, bic qols
oene Mebails al berleiben. Der ebemas
ligs @roBpeTr Self Pal9a lit 3um grGs
iioenten bes @msraIrat6es beg aot6en
SuIbmon6es gsfpdbIt morben. Der SuIs
tan empfing ben qrdTibeHteH beg 0smas
niiden Aoihcn SoI6mpnbts, Der inn ben
Sobresberi6t ilberreitte. Der Sultan
sdb Ieiner Genuat6upng ilbsr ben perfs
tbGtiesn 8eiitano beg diterrei6iiGeu. uns
guriIhtn uro oeutlaen @otben areu5es
4usorud.
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Die 9punmitcrpluFOn in 5dta.

Qmtli9 pirb gemstoet: Sci Der Grplcs
Iion in Der Gabri, fir SprengTtoffe in Der
Betersburger 9oritabt Odta am 20.
Qpril, in Der i'm Qugen6lid Der @rpIoItpn
278 Qrbetter tdtig pareu, tpurben 26 ses
tDbtet poer berdrt %berpunDet, bdb Fe
ibren @erleBungen erleseu IInb, 50 Qrbeis
ter puroen III bds SpIpitdl singeliefsrt;
40 peroen bermtbt. Sn ben Dertitdtten
fur 9iiIlen ipuroen bier arbtiter get6Otst.
9rei mubteu in pflege geuommeu psrs
ben. Bon ben is bic 6dbrit iiberpa6sns
ben @pIoaten ipurben ELF get0otet unb
bier in bus 9oiPital iibergefibrt. Die
8eIammtaabl Der Opfer 1T Tplgsnos: 9ers
ipnnbet So gsrIouen, fsrrsr "a, bic ni9t
bem GabriipsriondI ungehOren. 9et0btst
oter ibren 8egebuusen erIeeen iino AL
perIonen, psrmiBt iDtrben 43. SIN Cans
5en bat bds llngliid 147 Spfer esforbert,
gu bsnen "a pribdtpsrIpnen geredntt
iperben miifeH.
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nflfu Hmnl 5aUf tli'i.f sfm pHl'H.
Eltaiaanl Ai.iu BON 1tagp oiH
aammaneaalm BIS ualHfttaeia ~ 6s,
.ea8 8lilfiWn4 BIS 0"loggl6afhnf mil
.br REHABILITATION. tsm 8rfitn OIL.
ihf See uulftiafesitA GENERALIZATION,
mont bon GnIHlih bm Com pii
81 ltInfn 0tout hrIlir alaHi mil btr
81 disqualification un5 ben MaHhiHait btR
uuitrltfboaitB BE eplbHN Nlp. Elttrnt
8apitrltiismtbai1t iitu QtaHt 49, adi.
ir WiIbtlm Bat benz ginimidifialiuis
aaut o.. 1sdpp b1s Giitrne atful Gritt
anb 3ptitr 0laHt pttlit5tn.
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,,W'abs in NjermnnB.a

Der Sdrstdr br tugIiihm aomirar
litdt utllrtt i'm llnttsbauis buB bd sG
5lotte Elm psHu auh uitt ornn6aItel
Ulauesl an pptiitH Snlirumenteu 3u
toniidtirsn iei. Dur6 bic 3uIammsnar,
belt Der 4btb,iIuHgeu fir Wariue, arisa
uno 5anbel iei is0o6 isbt trreiat NOR.
ben. baB elm GROCER 5dbritant bic pro.
button oieIer Snitrumtntt beotutenb bers
mebrs. Sc purbe fsrHer mitgstbtiIt, bat
g isbr i4psr iti, aenus Optii6s @IdItr
fir bieIs Snitrumsnts gu srhalitn. Der
Mansel iei oaonrh sntitanban, bab biz
eifsruHg Der Slider aus 0eutI9lant
aufb0rte.
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Gin ebler Gesner.

Sn 3peibriider 8IGttern trI9isn bisIer
Gage cine -~abesan5sige, in Der es u. a.
bsiBt: sd iduloe Dem 9Rrgermeiiter
bon 2iinebiile, Der mir BEL Der Suhe mad
meinsm Sobn Elm trsuer 9etfer mar. titfs
tmpfanbsnn 9dnl. 81 bal ben Sbeureu
aud our iebten Ru6e btttsn laHen. Die
grritdgrang, oaB 1t Itin @rab iorslam
bstpd6rcn min, III uns Elm i%pohltbusnOer
SroIt In unitrm S6merst. Die Bite
5es giirssrmsifters, bic bsutIdsn 8ebSr'
ben mo4ten in dbnIideu 6dlen 9eaen
fran5Ofi6e @sFuneeie in gleiaer Meiie
banbsln, iibergtbe i'd Der DsffentItdteit
in Der Gtlpibbeit, bab bic beuti4en Be
BORDEN biss inner ols ihre pfIi4t dngss
Isbsn buben".
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Die aiamnnten nm eHberih6ndt.

Dor eiuigsr 3eit purbe gemelOct, baB
bic nab 2ii6eribbu9t e~insebrunsensn
gngIdnOer bic oortieen 0iamantsnminen
ab6auttu unO bic engliIden SolOaten bic
0idmanten in i9re SaI6e Itedten. @uf
bieie Meloung panbte Ii6 Elm atttDnGr
an ben frii6eren engliI9en 3onful in 2iiz
oeribbudt, Der i'm, ME bic n5rtf. 3tg.1
erfd9rt, antiportete: so piel ih tpeib,
tpirb in ben Miuen ni8t gearbeitet unb
bic ge6duptuns, baB ss ben ensliiden
Goloaten erInubt lei, 9idmanten 3u Iams
meln, lit fali9. Die attiondre bon 0ias
mdntenminen in 8ritiIdsS iibpeFafrita
mUgen fiber isin, baB pdbrenb Der MILF
tdriTden 8eiaBung ots 9anbss lire Sns
tereHen bolltdnbig getpabrt perben.
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9ie serliner evrinabrnnnen.

Die 9priuebrunntn Der Stabt Berlin
perben aud in 0ieIem Gommer tpesen
ces arieges, pie q aud i'm norieeu
Sabre Bel gegiun bes Sriesssuitanoes
oes 5aa mar, n d IN 2bdtieteit seIebt
perben, I'm bic Soften gu erIparen. Su
friiberen 9dbreu ~begdnnen bic Springa
b~runnen Thou lire Sbdttgtfit i'm mars,
fobnIo Der 5ril6lins einsetreisn mar,
Cine ausnabme MAIDEN bic Gprinsbruns
nen i'm 9biergartsn, ME bic Dor benz
8ra~nbenbprger ~bor uno su bei6en Seis
ten bes Wismards 8snimals ouf benz Sos
%nigspldb. DieIe Drummer miiTsn in 5bis
tigteit bleiben, neil i6re MaFer mad
BEN 9olofiihteih dbTIieBeu unb bsfen
8edsa fiiIsn.
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sclOhnnna fir glr6eiter.

Cine nsudrtigs RsgeIuRg bss 9rotbers
brar9s fir bic 8srgente, bic es ben Qrs
beitsru nmDgli6t, llsbsrI6fHteu al pers
fabrsn unb burd bic bas llsberIdi6tss
tutisn borausFdtIid siuen Itarisn 2tns
fpOrn srbaIten pirO, 1T BON bet Stabt
8o6um porgenpumsn iuorben. Die 2sis
tuns bes grnd6runssausiduFes bat Mans
lia beHimmt. bab osritnige arbsiter, Der
cine lIsbsrldidt Oerfdbrt. ie Elm babies
9rot fit ben Gag me6r srbdlt, nls ibm
lonit mad Der @ertbsituugsorbnung 5us
ltehsn nirbs.
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aeutdeu aonscrt fir aieScrlaubcr

8ie BEN .1eIegraaf@ bon Der bsIgiiden
grsn3e g,mtlbet nirb, Bat auf 9tranIaI
Iung bss beutifen aaiIsrs oas Wluits
torps Sss 2on0Furmsg rlasbatailons in
Sent am 5. Qpril 3u Gbren oes ptin3ges
MAILS Stinrih bsr Rieoerlanoe Elm Runs
5ert aug altnieberldnOiIhen mdriden aus
BEN 16. biz is. Sa9rbunosrt be%rantaIs
let. 0as programm umfaBte 5psi att
n~ieDtrIdnOilfe Gisbsr, ben atitsrmarI6
non Qsrosuburg, ben Marf6 bss @rafsn
Ban Rtdtsren, ben prin5sR oberts Marfd,
brsi feisrIi6e MdrTds Duff 8acrIem (aIts
6dntltm). ben Nobelmannsglari6 uub
ben SrauermarId 8um 9Obs aOnig nil
belms bes 8ritten.
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glHsns aHnhlcrfHrioroe.

aus Miinfen lpirb geI6risben: Cine
Gumme BON iibsr 10000 M. III ben
notblsiOeaben aiinlIerR Wiindens bisEer
Ount oer 4rbsit bss SilfsausIduHes Der
WaH6.rer aiiuItItrIdaft 5useFloGen. Der
iih BEL arieesbeginu aus fdmmtliaen
oOrtigen aiinftkrberbdnbeu gebilbst BAT.
Gina 225,000 ID. Iinb In Gslo 8nidmmtn
g%stommen; fir bic eIsidt Sunme putben
out4 bic boDerilds Rssieruag, bic Gtabt
Miln4en uflp. aufirdss unb antGufe on
aiinFler Oereebsn.
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Gin 8eidcn brr grit.

Dor sinigen 3agsn tpurbe es BON Der
rS4ndbifbe .spa6t1 dls Elm grud
bes 9urgfrieoenS in Der aaierne be3ei9s
net, bnb beute md burd @ermitttluns
Der aompngniesS 6rei6Ituben Elm llntsrs
ridts6ud an bic Golbdten p~ertduft pirb,
in peldem bic So3iaIbemDtratie ais Elm
arebSIdabsn binaetelt nirb, Der am
Mdrt bes Bottles 3tbrt. Mie isbt betannt
pirb, IaiTsn bic apmpagnisdefs baa 6tft
Bel ben Soloaten tin3ieben.
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Gine arieastrnnBhir.

Sn Der Ndbe Der Station grieIen Bel
5%irItsnpalOe an Der Spree tpurben bier
2inber i'm filter bon 10-14 Sabren, bic
baB @eleiie bstreten batter, nm einen pors
beifabrenben Militdrsug gu begriiBen,
bon benz aus Der entgegenseIeBten ai6s
tung tommenben Gdnea3ug 9oIen-gers
lin ii~berfubren. 9rei Der ainber nurben
IoFort get0btet, bas bierte I6tper perleBt.
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eeds aaTen. SlHdtlinae.

0as &riessseridt in giaingen aIs Be-
rnfsinitdu3 berurtheitte feds ruiiIde
Sffi8isre, pel9e bur6 Grbausbebungen
aus benz giIinser @efdugenenlager au
entflieben berIudt batten, fpegen Ga9bss
iddbigung 3u @efdnsnisitrafen BON einem
Subr Bis bier Monate. Sin ruIIiI6er
Offi8ier purOe freiseIprodeu.
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9ie fdItrnrir Qiite.

Die .a5tnifde 3tituns4 T4rei6t: Sus
ierirt ni6t in beltidftinbli9sn 3eituus
gen! Gs pirb barauf duTmertidm gcs
ma6t, baB i'm Q~u5eistntAeil Der bttanns
ten beutf6feinbIiden boaGHbiTdeu Sell
tuug n9elegrdaf" unb ihras ablegers ,0e
gourant4 aud ieBt nod Snferate beuts
fdsr 6irmtn sri6einen, pelde auf bieie
@eife nit erbebli6n gsIoInnmen -
Iiderlid anbcabfdtiqt - 9reBunternebs
men unfsr.r @egne' unttrItiibn u1o bas
Cur6 sesen bic Sntere7eu ~unieres 2anbes
bnHbeln. Gs bebarf pobl nlr bieies 5ins
reiIes, I'M ale beutIden 5irmen 81 pera
dnldFen, in 3eitungen bsuti9feinbIider
EenbenS ni9l 5l iuIerireH.