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Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22
BALTIC
New Chaplain Addresses Rosary So
eiety-oId Church and Reetory Solo
Tennis Court Popular.

The Rosary society of St Mary's
church held its first meeting this sea
son at the church Monday evening at
T.30. Rev. Thomas Lynch. the newly
appointed chaplain. opened the meet
ing by reciting the rosary, after which
he gave instructions on the institution
of the rosary The members then
adjourned to the school building. where
business was transacted. after which
Father Lynch gave the first in a Sc
of the Catholic Church. which was
very interesting and highly appreci-
ated by all present. The society will
have a procession and enrolment Of
new members Oct. 10th.
Mrs. Walter Miner and infant son,
who are at the Backus hospital. are
getting along well.
Rev. John Landry OF WATERFOWL was
a local visitor this week
Sexton Resigns.
Adolphe Dcmute. sexton Of st.
has resigned. While here he made
many friends.
Mrs. Joseph II. Buteau and children
have returned from Whitman, Mass
where they passed the summer with
Mrs. Buteau's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
V. Freeman.
Miss Caroline Buteau has returned
after three weeks visit with friends
in Hartford. Derby and New Bed
ford.
Charles Freeman is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Buteau.
Old Church and Reetory Sold.
The old Catholic church and rector
have been purchased by Osias Des
champs. The Sodality hall block vii
be fitted up for a rectory until a new
one is erected, perhaps in the spring
Tennis Popular.
The Sunshine class members of tn
NJ. f church are enjoying their fin
| tennis court at the rear Of thei
church. Many interesting games ar
being PLAYED each afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22
Local Laeeries.


Westerly Boy Scouts are to have
tag day and have selected next Sat-
urday to gather in the coin.
The C. B. Cottrell & Sons COM
pany presented a two-revolution cyl
inder press to the American Tract
society.
The report that James A. Newell
& Co. Dalbeattie Granite works had
shut down has been denied by Man
ager Newall.
Loyal Pride of New England lodge,
I. o. o. F., Manchester Unity. observed
it's silver jubilee with interesting ex-
ercises and entertained the grand Of
fice-s.
Major and Mrs Arthur N. Nash left
Westerly Tuesday morning for a mo-
tor trip with Lake Winnepesaukee as
destination. They are accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Merton l.. Stott, and
will return in about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence z. Douglas
and Mr.. and Mrs Herbert z. Rogers
tomobile trip to the White Mountains
They were accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherwood B. Mason Of New Lon
don.
, John ]. Kennedy Of Westerly ex-
hibited one cactus dahlia at the dahlia
show in the Narragansett hotel, Prov
idence and was awarded first prize
for the best flower, an honor hereto
fore bestowed upon a dahlia exhib-
tied by a prominent summer resident
of Newport.
A parish gathering was held il
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22
COLCHESTER
Meeting Of First School District
Three Mill Tax laid-erand Chan
eelIor Visits X. of p. Lodge.

There was a small attendance of the
voters of the First school district in
Grange hall Monday evening at a
meeting to lay a tax. appoint a col
lector. etc. Myron r. Abel was mod
orator and Daniel T. Williams clerk.
DR.. A. L. Stebbins, q member Of the
school committee of the district. gave
a report OF the financial condition OF
the district. and after remarks by n
number present, IL was voted to lay q
three mill tax on the list Oct LIST. 1914.
collectible on Nov. LIST. John r. Back
US was elected as collector. II was
also voted that pupils from outside dis
tricts. excepting those attending the
eighth grade. should ply a suitable
tuition. The meeting then adjourned
Visit from Grand chaneeIlor.
Oliver Woodhouse lodge, No. 81. X.
OF p. held n meeting Tuesday evening
In Masonic hall. Grand Chancellor
Russell Porter Clark Of Stamford was
present and gave very Interesting
talk on the AFFAIRS OF the order In this
state and IN general
Louis II. Baldwin OF New Haven was
calling on friends in town Monday.
Many at Auction.
A larEe number from town went &c
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22

Salem Monday TO attend the auction Of
Charles Ray at the Crystal Sprtng
farm. on account Of poor health Mr.
Ray has disposed OF his livestock.
farming tools. etc.
Personal Items.
Mss Helen Kingsbury has returned
to New York after spending the sea-
son at the summer residence OF her
uncle. r. X Brown. on Broadway.
The warden and burgesses held a
special meeting Monday evening.
George Gilmore Of Westchester was
Colchester visitor Tuesday.
]. A. Young was a visitor In WILL
mantle and South Coventry Tuesday.
DIR. H A Hotaling OF Hartford was
in town Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22
MATTERS INTERESTING WESTERLY
VIII of Sarah Rebecca Sweet Probaed Raymond Connolly
Wanted Witness, Disappears-Case of Cornelius J.
Farrell VS.. Norwich-Westery Traction Company Comes
Up in Superior Court.

Grace Fethodist church Tuesday eve
ming and there was an interesting or
der OF exercises. including remarks by
several local pastors and music by
the Maxson trio. The occasion was
a sort Of dedication OF the improved
church edihce.
Frank Martin, who was operated
upon for a severe case OF appendicitis
az the Memorial hospital in New Lon
don. ten days ago, died Tuesday
morning. He was % years of age
and was thrifty and Industrious and
recently erected a dwelling in Williams
street. He leaves a widow. three
brothers, his father and stepmother
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22

tonic so as to be available at either
brownsville or Ell PasO, according as
circumstances may require.
Officials here do not anticipate any
lawleSSness or outbreaks in or near
Ell Paso, but in view of the fact that
Villa forces were reported to be break
ing up into small bands. border raids
were considered not unlikely to occur.
General Villa, it is understood, in
tends to concentrate his men in So
nora and wage vigorous war against
General Gales, the Carranza COM
mander
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22
WEDDING.
Renois-Auqar.

Miss Diana Anger and Levi BenoIt
were married In ST. Johns Roman
Catholic church Monday morning by
the pastor. Rev. William ~ Keefe.
Miss Rosana Anger. a twin sister OF
the bride, was the bridesmaid and
Henry Benoit Of Spencer. Mass. .
brother OF the groom. was best man.
After the ceremony a breakfast and
reception was held at the home Of the
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22

brides sister. Mrs. y. Jodoin- 2Ir. and
Mrs. Benoit left In the afternoon on
their honeymoon trip 20 Putnam. Stur-
bridge. Webster. Boston. Woonsocket
and Providence Upon their return
they will make their home in Plain
field Among the guests present were
Mr. and Frs Wallace Anger OF Prov
idence. r. l., AFR. and Mrs. Edmund
Anger. OF Centervilie. r J.. Mr. and
Mrs. Exire Tebodeaux. OF Cromptor-
r. J.. Alr. and Mrs. Napoleon Jodoin.
Pierre Rivers. AIR. and Mrs Eugene
Racine and Mds. Henry Benoit OF
Spencer. Mass.
Personals.
Cecil Bradford was a visitor IN
Danielson yesterday
Stephen Wood Is able TO be around
again after a siege Of typhoid fever
Observation-Disclosures Juguelan was
before Judge Waiter Holcomb In the
borough court Monday on the charge
OF keeping an unregistered dog - He
pleaded guilty and was fined 81 and
taxed the costs. the whole amounting
to tss5. which the accused paid
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22

Judge Edward NJ. Burke held a ses-
sion of the Westerly probate court
Tuesday afternoon and admitted to
probate the will of Sarah Rebecca
Sweet, who died at Potter Hill. Au-
gust Is. 1915.
Bequests OF personal property were
made to the following in addition to
san E. Andrews, Mary @. Johnson.
Mrs. David knight $50; Emily Lee
Andrews, Loflet Andrews $40; Brown
Squires $40, Rev. F. J., Carter $50,
Boyd Andrews. James G. Killam,
Lawrence Kiilam. lydia A Fish.
Andrews $40. Mary A. Andrews $50.
The will provided that should her hus-
band survive none Of these requests
be made, but that her estate be given
to her husband, Bowen A. Sweet. In
the event of the death of her hus-
band. the rest and residue OF her es-
tate to go to her husbands brother,
A. Latham Of Cranston. was confirm
ed as executor with personal bond Of
50, 500. Clifford T. Barber was ap-
pointed appraisers.
Judge John w. Sweeney, as exec
utor of the estate of Evan Burdick
presented the first and final account
which was continued TO the next reg
ular session of the court.
Discharge to guardian was received
from wilford Utter for record.
In the estates of Joseph. Frank
Rose and Antonio Papalia> permission
price not less than $40 for ech.
In the estate of Rebecca Hagar per.
mission was granted to sell certain
articles specified, at private sale o.
| public auction at not less than the in
ventory price.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22

George w. Harris ct al. to c. Louise
Harris, improved land in Old Mystic.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22
WOMAN

wants to feel well and look well. This
condition can be attained only by keep
ing all of the organs of the body in
harmonious, healthy action. A clear
skin, freedom from pimples and SAL
lowness, bright eyes and a feeling of
healthfulness will follow the use Of
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22

i'R!e''ef

which assist nature in regulating the
whole system.
All disorders of the stomach, bowels,
liver. kidneys, bladder, BIL1OUSNESS,
IN D IG E STI o n, CONSTIPATION
quickly relieved. CSC A. BOX AT
DRUGGISTS OR BY MAIL.
RADWAY & CO.. EOS Centre St.
New York
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22
STONINGTON

Why the Town Meeting Refused to Ae-
= eept SeIeetmsn's Report =, Polls TO
Open Earlier - Recent Real Estate
Sales,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22

Raymond Connolly came to Wester-
ly with the big jitney bus and prom
Used an all the year round service be-
Gween Westerly and Watch Hill, max.
ing the run by way of Granite street
and East avenue. He was an import
ant witness in the case against Ed
mutld Crosby who operated the auto
TaoI lie that struck and killed little
Iona Vasle on the Watch. Hill road.
fore will probably not appear as a
witness when the case is called in the
superior court. He left his wife D,
hind him when he left Westerly. Mrs
Connolly really wanted the local po-
lice to apprehend him. His departure
is no. Icy any reason OF MS knowledge
of the L,rC SLY case, but of I?.sundel e
standing i:c lad with some Providence
people.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22

The town of Stonington has gone the
town of Westerly one better in the
Improvement of. conditions of the
bridge that joins the Siamese village
of Pawcatuck and Westerly, the tie
that binds being in the business heart
Of both places. A year or more ago
the Westerly town council authoriz-
ed the LAYING of a tar and ashphalt
sidewalk on the planking of the Rhode
Island section of the bridge. In
Stonington town meeting ii was voted
to removed the plank sidewalks on
the Connecticut section of the bidge
ard substitute walks OF enduring re-
inforced concrete construction. Ston-
ington also voted its willingness to
cooperate with Westerly in the re-
moval of the inner iron fence for the
whole length of the bridge. which di-
vides the roadbed and the sidewalk.
Several years ago the Stonington
section Of the bridge was paved with
vitrified brick, and three years later
Westerly cooperated by paving with
like MATERIAL 1t is now probable that
when the planking upon which the
Westerly walks are laid. begin to de-
cay. the walks will be of the same
material the whole length of the
| bridge and the frequent patchwork on
the bridge will be among things that
were and are no more.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-22

Recent transfers of real estate in
the town of Westerly, include the fol-
lowing Franklin d. Lawson to Eva
Middleton, two lots at Musicolony:
Frank H. Crandall to George R. Brown
ct IN, house and lot west side of
Franklin street: Louis Wunderlich to
John c. Averill trustee, house and lot
at Pleasant View: Thomas Fisher to
Emily Cotton Davis. land on Wester-
ly road; John l.. Breen, ct al, to
Emily Cotton Davis, land in Westerly
road: Washington Trust company to
Franklin D. Lawson, three lots at
Musicolony. Quit Claims: Westerly
Loan association to Frank II. Gran
dali and Samuel and Jessie Fyfe.
George G. Bishop sold the studio at
Pleasant View to Pasquale Furcole.
against the Norwich g. Westerly
Traction company was given atten-
ton by Judge Barrows in the superior
court at Kingston, Tuesday. Demur-
rer had been previously heard and sus-
| tanned. Tuesday the defendants de-
murrer to three counts of the plain
tiff's declaration as amended and add
ed to, were heard and held for consid-
GRAFTON.
Farrell sues for $4,000 for alleged
personal injuries and damages to his
| automobile at the Weuetequock cross
ligence on the part of the trolley COM
pany. Farrell was the operator of an
automobile that was struck by a troll
| ley car when Mrs. Stanton and Mrs
Burnet, Watch Hill, were seriously
injured; they have since died. Far
rell was also injured at the time. but
recovered within a few weeks. The
trolley company claims that due pre-
caution was taken on its part and
that Farrell drove the automobile onto
the crossing and did not exercise due
care and discretion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

flrraer 3eit bon genannte1n 2eutnard
berabgei6oilen tpor6en iit.
eeStaIier tpia 25 MiQiorlen Collars
in Seem gorf Bergen, lpelde 9aurnre
nab einem Sabre riid5ablbar lit un1
6 @lo5ent 3in1en tragt; Die IN o1ne-
rifnniidem @el6 5ablbar iit16. Das
@el6 1ou IN erlter 9inie fir 8e5ab-
lung ser be6euten6en Muftrage fiji
M1nition oienen, 1pelde ssSta1ien bon
Ser. Staaten gegeben bot.
gngla116 braudt I'M nablten 6rub=
iabr tpeitere bret Minio1en &efrute1t,
tpie 8riga6egeneral Cir guopne, 9i=
reftor bes Neutrality-suspicious. i'm
Norben So1rntug in elmer &eoe 51l
6mn erflarte. General S1paDne
ld6bt, 6aB 9eut1blan6 9 Big 10 Mil=
Iionen 0eGnner inn Sitter bon 18 Big
45 ssabren babe, 10 6uB oos @ereoe,
9eutldIan6 f0nne nriirbe ge11tadt
tper6en, laderli6 iei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
II. Qetpber.

gtn n1dhtiger britiider @oritoB al
ser gan5en 5ront BON Dpern Biz 9oos
lit bon Sen Gel1tiden init ungebeurer
@erluiten fit SEN @egner blutig ab
gei9Iogen tporben> un6 ba6lrrb tpur'
Sc tpieoer bie @ertbloiigfeit Ser britt.
fden Mngriffe an ser @eltfront ge.
5eigt. @obrideinli@ pouen 81 Sri
ten bur6 1erartige nlttloie slngrtffe
ote Mnfmerflanrfeit bonn 8olfan meg
lenfen> Ser iebt als @riegsidm1plat
in ben @orbergruno geriidt it, lin
Sic @orberri9aft m1f bem 9alfan,
nm SEN 8eiib 6es gosporus ur1o Ser
Dar6anellen gilt ser &mnpf. Mn ber
galfanflippe lit Deloaiie geideitert,
1tr1b ein gIeides Sdidial miro balls
Cir gotparo @rep 5utbeiI uer6em.
0oB aIer1 Mnidein nod 6ieier
&rieg tpe6er I'M Often nod I'M @eiten
io1t6ern auf, oem @rieesidal1plat I'M
Orient entidie6en mer6en miro,
ideint iett olld 5ltr @rfenntniB Ser
Muiierten gelongt gu fem Ssett miro
befnrtnt gen1odt, BOB Stalien 11n6
GltBInn6 gu SiiIfe ellen tperberr, Iebte.
C5ortiesung ol1f @eite 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
19. Cctpber.

OeIt ben br1ti19en Gur0nnelle11=
6aieleien ilt's jebt m1s. 9ie gan5e
@anpagne ouf Ser @a1biniel @aQi=
poIi por Elm purer @1tpin6el, ei1r=
for11lider Seblmlag, mos iebt mu6
IN England erfannt un6 beflogt miro.
Morntelang bat sos Msquitb =&egime
oos engliide golf be5ijglid Ser tpob-
rem Sudlage 5u taulden getpuBt;;
auBerbalb Ser Mniierte11ldnber tpar
man eires 8eiieren belebrt, man
tpuBte, 6aB 6ie SIotten un6 5eere
ser gntertte= =Madte ungebeure @erlu=
ite erlitten nn6 bon einem grfolge
feline @eoe tpor. @ein @ur6er So
ber, baB iid SStalien itan6baft uei-
gerte, 1i6 on beln 0ar6anenen Silent
tel1er 5u betbeiIigen. Ser @oritob
Ser beioen 3entralmddte 1ttrb ibrer
8l1n6esgenolIen, Ser Siirfen un6 Ser
8uIgoren, auf 6em 8oIfan bat 5ltn
erogiiltigen 3uiommertbrud Ser
0ar6aneIen 4anpogne gefiibrt.
Cir San Sonrilton, ser 0berbefebls=
baber Ser Streiitffr6Gfte Ser Mniier=
ten auf ser 6olbiniel Gn1ipolt, 1T
oBberufen tporoe11, n116 es beiBt, baB
6ie guroonellen @an1pag11e, tpenn
ou1 1ridt iofort, mtfgeben tper6en
fon, ur6 6ie oortigen @treitfrddfte
follen orf oen1 gnIfanfriees esi6mtplab
bertpen6et tper6en.
esn 6em britii9en &obineh, nel-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
1S. Sctuber.

Wait ser bnlgariiden @orbut iin{
sic Sr1ppen Ser 9luiierten 6ie IN so
Io11ifi Iattoeten nnb geger 8ulgurter
5oger1, 51iammengeitoBen uno baber
sic @rer15ito6t @trunrita belett, maS
SEN europdiiden 2igenfabriferS Seran
Iaiil1ng gab, bon groBen stege fin
sic @affen Ser Mniierten 5u faieln
Sic 6ann bon 6ent Mniierten Mnbanl
ipeiter perbreitet tpur6en. Colder
gsa9ridten 5um Srob itebt es ont
6em galfan Inn Sic 3e1ttralmddte
un6 ibre gnn6esgenoiien gar5 giin.
ftig. SIM geor6en ridden Sic bei6er
Seere ser Weaden1en @rl1ppe obne
ger5ng bor. 8eitere Stenungen ber
Gerben Bel geIgra6 nn6 No5arebm
tpur6en beiett. 0ie 8atlearen baber
sic 8obnlinie bon 9sii9 nad suloni=
fl in lire 6Gnbe befonuner1, 1tn6 giid
lit ernitli9 be6robt. 9ie ferbifden
Strettffrd fte I'M Ufacra=ge5trf on Der
@uu=9 =9rar=S =Sront I'M 1tor6tpeitlt6en
Serbien, sic sem te11toriiden 6eeren
auerit ffr6dffttigen gst6eritano entgegen=
iebten, begirnen jett, mie Die Sber=
fte @eeresleittng bon Berlin nreIoet,
1ih 5nriid5u5teben.
Ser geridt Ser Oberiten 6eeres=
1eitnng in @erlin bonn tDeltlihen
&riegsi6oupIab beiagt, bob ale Mn-
griffe Ser grrgldn6er auf 6ie Bra=
bentperfe nor6oftli6 bon 8ermelles
ltrter beftigen gerlniten febHdmgen,
nno sic Berfude Der Sran5oie1t, BEL
Sabnre a1augreifen, gleidfans elm
Tebrfdrog tparen. Deutide 2rftge-
idtpo6er griffen Sic sSeittng Belfort
an, bertrieben Sic fein6liden 6lieger
nn6 tporfen adt 8omben auf bie Sc
flung. Mebrere sseuer tpatr6en 6urd
bie grpIoiior bernriadt.
Som 0itliden @riegsihnnpIab
beiRt es: @eneralfel6mar1dnn BON
@inoenburg er5ielte nit feinem g(r=
griffe iii6Iid bon Sligo quite Sort
i9ritte. 3tpei 0ffi5iere uno $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

DIES ols ein5ula1nmengeflidtes 5l1 be-
tradten lit, baben ii4 idtpertpiegenoe
Observation-Disclosures gelteno
genabt, pel6e Sen @enerolaupalt,
Sir g6tporo Gario1e, gum S6eioer
aus 0enn &obi11ett neranlaBten. Ser
ul1saeldie6ene generalatnpalt NOR
Ser dorafterbafte 6iibrer Ser UTTER
Eartei, u1rb er tpoute iid be5iiglib
ser britiiden Eolitif nidt mnger
n1ebr blouenGunlt pormaben maber.
Eren1ier slsquitb lit anr Weagen= uno
1orn1fatorrb erfra11ft, oarob er ii6
ouf ei1rige Set in oen @irhergrr1no
5nriid5ieben n11B.
9lmf oe111 8olfun gebt es urteroel=
fen ouf @eite Ser @erbii1toeten NIT
raldpen Sdritten norlparts, troeoern
6ie Serber1 ibr @eltes I'M @i0erltan6=
leiiten tbun. Die angebli6en Siege
Ser slaiierten an Ser bulgarilden
SSront ii1ro nidts als 6il1te nnD Iol=
len oa5lt oie1re1L 6umanien uno
@riede11Iano no6 fir ii6 5u getpin=
nen. Sir 6as Serbenpolf bot oie
sdidialsih1n6e gei6lagen. geit Ser
geletung Ser sta6t @range an Ser
gubnli1rie 51pilden 9eild unb Colo
nifii ieiterrs ser 9ltlgaren fir1o Die
serben bon SEN Sruppen Der sliieer=
ten obgeidttitte1. Gie grnroroung
oes gr5ber5ogs 5ran5 6erbinano uno
ieirer @enrablin miro iett on Dem
ierbi iden 8olf bitter gerddt. /.
9oS o1terreidilde Seer, 6as in
gerbien an Ser norotpeItIiden @ren=
sc iiber Sic gol1=6ront einoringt, er=
5ielt, nohoen1 es anfangli6 altf itar=
fen @i6erltano 1eitens Ser ser6en
IittieB, iebt quite grfolge Size SberIte
Seeresleitnng n1eloet 6ie gi1urabme
ser Stoot Sbrerotpab. Siiolid bon
8elgrao ii11b 6ie Seiterreider peiter
borge0r1tnger. Die Sruppen unter
General BON @antpib baben mebrere
Ennfte bon 1trotegiider gebe1tt1tng
beIeet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21

9eidt auein aus ben an1tltden Sc
ridter1, ionoern ol1d aus Mnoertur-
gen -eirrge1peibter &reiie in Sonoon
for1ne man erfenne11, 0ab 6ie Spera=
tioren ser grebitionstruppen, Die
nuf GoaipoIi gelanoet tDur6en, nidt
10 glatt ponltmten gingen, tpie er=
tpartet tporben mar. Grit nor me1ri<
gen Sagen mad}te 8iscount Dilner
I'M Barlamert SEN @oridlag, Die BRIT
tilden 5ruppen bon SEN GaroaneQen
5nriid5u5iehen un0 auf einem anoe=
rem &riegsldauplae 5n bertpenDe1r.
General @anilton bot IN ieinen 8e=
ridten bon Mnbeginn Ser Speratio=
ner1 I'M Mpril on ld1pere 8erluite ge=
meIoet, sic IN gar feinern 8erbaltniB
NIT oe1n grreidten itanben. Die
sSolge mar, baB man IN britiiden
Regierungsfreilen Die 5rage eror=
terte, Oh oie acknowledgements
mem in einer @eiie fortldreite,r, bie
ibre 5ortietung redtfertige. Cir
ssan 9ontilton lit elmer Ser dltelten
Rrieger Ser britii6en Nrmee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
II. Setubu.

! Gin rrlliider Mngrtff ouf Sbeile
ser slr11reegruppe @enerolfel6mar=
1don bon Sir6erburgs meifli6 bon
Gnraburg idlug febl. geor6oitlih
BON @eiiolar tpuroen 5mei rtiiiide
Mngriffe bon Ser 6eutiden Mrtiuerie
| lhon i'm gntiteben 1tnter6riidt; 450
&u1len tpltr6en gefangen genommen.
Mor60itIi9 bon Sn1orgon (oitli9 bon
@iIna griffen Sic &uifen ebenfa1s
ipie6erbolt an, tpur6en ober iiberan
abgeidlagen
Ser bon ser 6elttlden &eereslei=
tung ausgegebene Sagesberidt pom
tpeltliden &riegsidauplub tbetlt Die
gbtpeiinng elmer gln5aH fran5oiiider
9lngriffe, Sic @efmgennab1e bon
iiber 800 6ron5oien uno bieler Ma=
ihtnengepebre als geute nit; a1Ber=
oern berloren sic 6ran5oie1r lire
gfelungen in ben gogelen. Gin Ser
inb Ser Sran5oien IN 9otbringen
friiber berlorene Gtellnngen Bel 2etn=
treD lpie6er gu 11ebmen, miBlung, un6
oie g(rgreifer botten idmer @erluite.
Cine boditebe1roe Nerionlidfeit in
Berlin ipro6 sic @offnl11rg a11s, bab
in elmer @ode 6el1ti@e un6 0iterrei=
dii9=nngorimen Sruppen IN Mid
iteben nnb Ser @eg nab &onitantt=
NOBEL fret iein tperoe, mos oie Ser
iorgung Ser Giirfei nit Ser ibr no
tbigen Mr1rition ermogliden tpiiroe
9ie fra115oiiiden Sruppen n. Wa-
5e6onien baben Bel Ser @iienbabn-
bride Bel &l16opo gilon6obo 6ie
Seuertouf fe erboIter. 6ie tpur6err BORT
bon pier5igtoatien6 @ulgaren onge-
griffer. Die buIgariide glrtillerie
greift oie 6eitung gilan6ooa an, mel
DE 1tarfen Mi6erita116 bietet.
Sic bnIgoriide &egierung bot
mntlid befa1rtt gentadt, oaB
W9inen etrtlang BEN &iiiten
6es sdhpor5er1 uno gegiiden
Meeres geIegt tporoen iino. Ser
Soften bon De6eagbatb itn6 NIT Mus-
1robn1e fir sic neutralen Sanbels=
idiffe fit ionitigen Sdtffsberfebr ge=
i6loiien tporben.
9ie 0el1tfden baben BEN tpeifliden
mbong bon Sart1rannst stpeilerfopf Gin
ben gogeie1t obne feinolide Storung
gerdun1t, nndoen bie feinoli6en
gdiitgrdben 'ponitdnoig 5erItort tpor=
BEN nnren.
2eutnart g0Ife bot etnen frun50-
fifden &a1Hpfoeroplan fiibpeitlid bon
Souotn berabgeidoiien. Gtes 1T Ser
finite Meroplnn, tpelder ir1rerbaB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-21
es51t Gm9lano
triielt's.
llusmIrieoeubeit iiber uiuneres aabi-
nett" = @amiltun non Gallipoli
abbernfen; Carton trttt aus Dem
&abinett. = Telosng aufgegeben?:

Berlin, orabtlos iiber Suder-
ton, is. Sft. - Cine Spe5ialoepeld)e
neloet OH sic 9erliner 9eational5el=
tl1ng bon Ser r,1lliihen Gren5e"
yssbr &orrelponoe11t erflbrt aus Ell
,ter gl1tl,nterridteten Guelle, oaB
Jranfreid ulro 6robbritunnien Die
slufgabe bes 0arbaneller=6elo5ugs
bereits beldlolien baben. Hu11t1he
@reiie, oie an oieier eyrage i1lterei=
iiert iil1o, lino oapon ltnterridtet
iporoen, oab oie slaiierten Die Opera
ton auT Ser g'ullipoli-Salblnlel 11ld]t
nit ei1re1n 0lule altfgeben 1onoer11
ooB lie allnrablih Sruppelr BON bort
5ltriidf5 5rebelr 1peroen Ssn mll1tarllden
&reiIen ser g1rte11tel laRadte lit man
pollItdnoig bon Ser 9off1utlrgsloltg=
teit Ser llrternebmltngen an Den
9aroanellen in Ser gegenmartlge1
Jornt iiber5eugt. Ser &prreIpon=
sent fiigt bir5lt, ein tpeiterer gruno
fir Ste sl1fgabe Oes Uelo5nges let
Ser, oob Sic Sruppen IN Serbien be-
notbigt peroe1r.