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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The newspaper which puts the above
slogan on its title page is the one to get
the patronage of all good Americans. By
all means let Us know who are our friends
Let us all - above board and declare our
stand, either as Americans or as Foreigners
SARAH BLADEN.
New York, Oct 7, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10

Greece calls her policy benevolent neu-
t;alty." On this side of the Atlantic it
would pass for a very canny variety Of
"watchful waiting"
With stock Exchange seats selling az
SOS 800 the last vestige of Grape has been
stripped from the front door knockers Of
Wall Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10

By proclamation on May he decreed tna'
the regular army should be increased by ~
IA officers and men, the navy by $4,000 sea-
men. while in addition he called for force
Of 1881 volunteers. an aggregate increase
Of the land and naval forces amounting to
s2.748 officers and men.
"No usurpation could have been more com
plete but what else could be done? An
emergency had arisen, the militia was DIS
organized. Congress had neglected the ma
tional defence the military preparation Of
the insurgents threatened the speedy over
throw of tho government and the situation
brooked no delay. In every similar Crisis
however produced, history teaches that the
fate of a nation may depend on the patri-
otto or selfish action of "A single individual.
"When Congress assembled In extra ses-
sion on July 4. 1851 it found that its power
10 raise and support armies had been exer-
cised by the President to the extent Of 23O,-
600 men.
General Upton then comments on the fatal
mistake Of not placing regular army officers
at once in command of the volunteer regi-
ments instead Of giving these commands to
inexperiencod men named by the governors of
the states)
"Mistaking numbers for strength, and for
getting. too, that the fame of the militia a.
Bunker Hill and New Orleans was acquired
behind formidable intrenchments, Congress
and the Cabinet, the press and the people
united in demanding that before their dis
charge the $1,000 three months men should
be led into battle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
70 the Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In the interest Of a true understand
ING Of our military history, may quote GER
tain passages from General Upton's great
work on this subject concerning the effects of
our military policy at the outbreak OF the
Civil WAR
1.-THE fall Of Fort Sumter was followed by
the secession Of Virgina, April II; Arkansas
and Tennessee. May 6, and North Carolina,
Nav 20. On April 20 Jefferson Davis wrote
to the Confederate Congress: There arc
now in the field at Charleston, Forts Morgan,
Jackson. st. Philip and Pulaski 10000 men,
and $1,000 are now en- route for Virginia. 1t
is proposed to organize and hold in readl-
ness for instant action an army Of lOO,OOO
men,
with such force to sustain him the seat
Of the Confederate government was on Nay
20 removed 10 Richmond. Va. while Confed-
crate troops advanced to Fairfax and Alex
andria. within distinct view Of the national
capital
THE advantage so far as related to the
forces in the field was at the time decidedly
on the side Of the Confederates. The Fed
era government had called for 10000 militia
for the period Of three months; the Con
federates had called for 100000 volunteers
for the period of one year. Both had re
peated the blunder Of short enlistment. The
President by law more than sixty years
old, was obliged to limit the service to three
months; the Confederate Congress, with no
appreciation of our past history, adopted the
identical policy which led to the protraction
Of all our previous wars. Nevertheless, in
default of further measures on the part of
the President, the Federal government at
the end Of three months would see the forces
dissolved, while the Confederate army, con-
stantly improving in discipline, would still
be available for nine months of field ser
vice.
President Lincoln Exercises DictatoriaI
Powers.
"The flames Of rebellion kinded at Fort
Sumter did not stop at the Potomac. On
April 10 they burst out in Baltimore, where
for several days they checked the advance
Of the Union troops, cutting off all communi-
cation with the government The troops,
whose appearance was the signal for an out
break, consisted Of the 6th Massachusetts,
and the 9TH Pennsylvania. The former regi-
ment. fighting rs way through a mob Of from,
5000 to 10000 people, with loss Of two
killed and eight wounded. succeeded in trav-
ersing the city and passing on 70 Washing
ton. The regiment from Pennsylvania being
unarmed, was compelled to turn back.
Railroads and teegraphs had been cut;
the President could only communicate with
the loyal masses by private messengers: the
capital was in state of siege, and for the
third time in our history appeared doomed
TO fall into the hands of its enemies.
ITO avert such a calamity and TO prevent
the overthrow of the government the Presi-
dent trusting to popular approval, assumed
and exercised the war powers Of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10

"Tho disaster that cnsued demands that
the causes leading TO IT. be carefully con
sidered First among them was the popular
notion that because our citizens individually
possess courage, fortitude and self-rcliance
they n lst necessarily possess the same quail
tiles when aggregated as soldiers. And next
to this error was the fatal delusion that an
army animated by patriotism needed neither
instruction nor discipline to prepare il for
battle.
I'm his testimony before the committee on
the conduct of the war General Mcdowell
stated:
"T had no opportunity TO test my ma
chinery to move it around and see whether il
would work smoothly or not. In fact, such
was the feeling that when had one body Of
eight regiments of troops reviewed together
the general censured me for il. as If I were
trying TO make some show. did not think So.
There was not man there who had ever
maneuvred troops in large bodies. There
was not one IN the army. did not believe
there was one in the whole country. At leas;
knew there was no one there who had
handled 10000 troops had seen them
handled abroad in reviews and marches, but
had never handled that number. | wanted
very much a little time all of us wanted it.
We did not have a bit Of It,
Three months men showed every sign of
their intention to leave the army when their
time was up. General McDowell's official re-
port stated that on the morning of the 2lst Of
July, although the Secretary Of War and the
commanding general had besought them to
remain a regiment OF infantry and n battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
Abolish the Hyphen !

New York, Oct. 8, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-10
Arm DoM TriMlrw.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1915.

Mater
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@rSl,ere SroOratiOncn.

2onoon, t6. SUM-. = Der 2on'
Don Zines" 1T aus oeutiden Duel.
len Die gtadridt 8ilgegangen, Dab
Die oeuti6e 9legierung beu6itdttgt,
oie erIaubte 9rooration fir alle
4erionen, Die i6pere torperlide s(r.
6cit at Ieiiten baben, nidt unbeOeu-
ten6 8u erboben. @lei63eitig iollen
aud ole Goridrifteu il6er 8roOliefe.
rung mur gegen 8orpeiinng bon
8rooforteu, iolpeit 3ouriiten in Den
Sonllnerreiorts in 8etro4t tommen,
Itart genilnert Deroen.
IS miro Ger Zines" ferner ans
oerielben 0uelle gen1elOet, DAB Die
in 3eutidlan6 bor5anOenen Y}cbl-
Dorrdtbe fnIt ooppelt 10 groB iinO,
ais itd) aus Der uripriingIiden gu.
iainmenitelllmg Der oorbonoenen &c.
bensmjtteloorrqt6e ergeben bate.
Q(ler 9ere6tuug llad miro 3eutid.
lan0 Sen Grtrag ieincr @rnte BON
1915 Dor 2fblauf oes WonatS Sep.
tem6er ii6er5alpt ni6t on3utaiten
brau1en.
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9as 8e66,Genpu .geiet.

8aibington, 16. SUM. 3as
9un6esobergerift bat bic Jog Sem
tlldper @ebb.aennon @etranfefdllc
o6genicien, obne oaB cine Gntidei.
ouna ii6er oas .&enpon-@eieb
obgeqeben tplrbe. @8 banoelt iid
bei Den 6dIlen nm alagen gegen Die
9l0olnS GrpreB SO. lpegeit Grams.
port BON geiiti9en 8etrdnfen 5um
peri6nli6cn @e6rauh ais 1enneilee
nod bcm otrodenen 8bitlep.Golm.
ill., 9}idtcr 3aD entidieo, 0oB oa5
llrt6eiI oes 2[ppeaattonSgeridts bon
aentudD oufredterbalten meroen
miiIie; Oosielbe lantete oaQin oaB
oo8 @c6b.Genpotts05eicb duf bic boz.
lieqen0cn Sale nidt angeuenoet
mcr0en fGtne. Phi @ruuo Oieier
Gltideioung mar bic GerltrtbciIung
Der grprcbgeieaidoften rnlgcItoBen
por0en.
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Tiaa i9lagt nenen
YraiOenten bOr!
Garransa iol fidl Der geieOcrGeritsl-
lung Der ErOnnng in Wletitu
lui0erieben.

Bai6ington t6. SUM. Die
6ubrer Der 9iIa. 3opata aoalition
1abelt iid oabin geciuigt Manuel
8asque3 Eagle, friiberen e5uiti3ui.
nIiter inter 0em me1ifaniIhen Sra.
iioenten 9taoero, ais neuen 9r1iioen.
ten bon ntqifo 5ur 8ieoerberitel.
lllne Der Gr0nling imo oeS 5rie.
Oen8 in ienem unglildliben 2onoe
bor5uidla9en. Eagle bat iib felt
Dem 5tur3e oes 9SrGlioenten Ra.
oero bonn politiiden 2eben boIIitGn.
Dig 8itrilfge8o9en uho ii9 Dor al.
lem oller reDpllitiondren llmtriebe
bolitdnoig entbolten.
QaerOings iheinen oieie 8orihIa-
&c 5nr 8ieoerberiteaung Oes 5rie.
0en3 nur iebr einieitig 81 iein, oenu
Der aonmanoeltr Der Garran3a
1ruppel bic iid Der @ouptItaot
9aerifo ndbern, bot iid) gemeigert
Die bon 8iaa uno 3apota all i6n
entianoten acknowledgement itber-
baupt 3l empfangen ino nadoriid.
lid oorauf beitna0en. ooB Die Saupt
ita0t ibm iibergeben per0e.
Brdiioent gg!lioa erflarte, oaB IS
i1m idaine, aIS CD bic 9erbdItniiic
in gaerifo iest egeif6orere 6ormen
anndbmen, menn oaer0tiigs aud ill.
mes nod niht ben Banidcn Der
8unoeSresierlmg 1ednung getrogen
lei. Sieiige bobe 9eante beobdd)-
ten nit 5panrllng bic Gntlpidlung
Der Dinge III Wterifo, cod ioa an
gebli6 ni9t beabii6tigt peroeu, ir.
DRUID aus5uilben.
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paIilrIta Ifbi NIT
atuhtr tvtmalt tIHl
uaalllAf aahs asa asaaaga aas
aaHafah ssa HaataHfhta
6llfafIa m.malatt

@ t
H H
mH ~ a
Wae ~ mis- Mff
H m hm
Ft % mft i3 HHtl
t nH ai H
Nia H mHh Hlaa0h
NbfH slifH
HWH nAle m#t
t NW NH MWaH f6Hlt ba
fHaf Httf MNifta sfmti Ht
bm EMt Wflat Nl ItFA
Wafifun WabfH iG NHW
Nm amhe Nnmtl amulalH'l.tfff
ffiflaHN fefa tu ituHef alafaEH
huHhe Hbf Ndrlauih ma maf'6H
fIm afobe aHmHt Memtm m hif
iaAl 6lHen i9 EfiensH wur0an
Nl66lfi il idpef uao metfsfr dn.
beft ladit nflebi Gle NHaligrnad
lenahrle malttu5 b alMarH4 Der
hu6lidgn blr1rr lore Aubc iIi
obu u6cr 0en Anafiii aui eluc Of
icne i0bi. mie Wdrlsruat, uui oas
6oti'lt cupdrt l0Iuem ltduiof.
i6n Neridlt HHoIae mnroe oer ans
9rtii aus 4drlarubf ron 2J blu1s
iclatn uuaariuhrt. rpeIhe 1870 &c.
ihocH In 6ie Sia0t marieu Inter
ben btihu0igien Hulncn beiin0tt
iib and oas ga1nHoisgebdu0c)
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Gran,Oirn brmilbcn
lidJ OrrgrblidD!
Wlebrrrr i0rrr brItigen WlaNrnaH
eriIIr NIT inrdibargn gSerInltCn
ibrerIrils juriidgrI1lagru!
Stal, guiaoIitrI sitemsHi laR auiDcritbtul

mltaWs dtf t 0ltall.H Mal
buas IhH hfiH daiHiNNH tf H
aaHmafiIaf N0df aef Nmf nlat ia
btf NtllalAtl aant tgiHdW ed,
Dc 1HlaralulBafH WtldF lfei dH BIZ
aaHte Naiieu BIZ 8t0m6 nH0 2l1t
liai bgr Ntaltuuia agi'gli metaW.
lsitn bishtF mot aadgmtigp Hllun
mlilif Ngfttangu H Nuanogf bdben
Natt BITE Vglltit bfr g'diian Itt INTO
tletbc. 0ifit8 Wrf1 ioHa % mas
e molle sum- iIgarcid'gn Gnoe Ni
luIifCn tGaa relnHt NuuRfNalbeHl J
Neirdli ob hdl bic 6efldiit. hdb
Die latirten btc Iurdlia6tl 0urdi 0ic
straBe 0er Tor6aHrleu erHpnuatn
butteh beuo1r6tIiciCn io0tc er:
Inrdlous nidlt. fa licat uidlt im
Sntgrciie Der Crfieutlldirit, aeaen.
mdrijg ctluos nber bic oortiaen
Sample uerlauieH 81 Idiien Ger
fam 0odl nidlt gut oiicutlih iagcn.
otuir BADEN sur lbmedslng mie0er
eiumal gelualtige grcidlc bcfom.
memo. Gie militariiden Opera.
tioua an Den 0ar6onellai iiu6 bon
groBter 8itbtigteit mo mer0cH 5u
eiuem giIHiti9en 9lbidlub gebraht
mer0cn. (glber nibt iilr 0ic gll.
liirten odraui faun er ii6 berloiien.)
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graan's neneiter glrtifel.

g9aibinatun, 16. SUM. - 8. s.
gtgan bat in Oem eriten glbifnitt
ieiuer 9I66anOlungeu Der grnnOs
lOie arieg" berfiinOet, OaF Der grokc
5riebeusseOanfc aud iiher glmerifa
tDmmen iuerOe. Gr erflGrt meiter,
bGh bel &icOcreiHtritt Ses 5rieOens
Gin allgemciner 8unidJ mad elmer
intcruatiOnalen SOnferens laut iper.
ben iuiiroc, OereH glnfga6e eS lei,
nene 0eirbe an crlaiien, Oa bic iebi-
gen ginebr fir friegfiibrenoe, ais
fir frteolic6enSc gtatiOncn eeidlaffen
IN Icin IdJieneu,@ Gr fiiHrt baum
ieiue glnffaiilmg iiber bic gerufnug
glmerifa's ais Serbreiter Oes ;Srie-
Oensge6aHfens meter ans.
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SnnOesOirigent aelbe
fOmnlt mOrgeal
Sie Sdngerfcit.eieOer wcroen mor.
gen 9lhrnO i'm 9iuiitbeim
geprUbt.

@unoesoirigcut Gbeo. aeLbe trifft
morqen Dlittaq bier Elm mo miro
am glbeno Die @enerolprobe Der
51ngerieit.2ieoer NIT Den 0mabaer
mo Council 9lufis SGngern obbal.
ten. sSeOer Sdnser in oen beioeu
Si06ten 9at 0esbuIb bic 8flidt,
piinttlid 5u erideinelL oa Die 8robe
prG3iie S llbr 2lben0s i'm Dluiif.
beim Beginner miro.
SER ae[be fon1nlt bon ct. So.
iepb, g2o., no er geitern 4beno Die
9robe 0es oortigen @armoniu Nlau.
nerdor Ieitete. gln ben oorberge.
6enoen 9tbenoen mar er in aaniaS
Gitn mo Seabeuportb.
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lin0tn mhOtn
wtiitr ,nrid!
aaA BIZ FsHm stfmHsfa aafa
Hfafa Wlslatfltfa Ha6fH eat
b.t HnIWigH

Nsasaa. iN 1aat Sta HHafa
hah ash lmmff al htm H88taaf
bfsfilfu, mgna kf sfa 1faHHfa
aah hmfif NaAhalafiffN lgitta
Eu lanaaf nllliflf tfntl e8n
ltuatah btiaat sah hh b8 NnAfa
atamHnafn labta ama Aff taHfma
uaa bpfnpmip Hh anl fHHtihfa %
mfi lHfafinilfhfh lh sfmliih5n
Nttidhi hfihi fa, bah itii8f btnHhf
ffmputn nnmti Aafpalan w Ben
Nampl finafiiltn nnb hafA bgtfH
uaafmtiu btiiiasa Htilllifif'tam BIZ
HaHta NBaHatn, go upm San Hluh
iu enlidltf NidinHg infadlniilafn.
4lf bfhanpifa. am &lru blnh Die
Ceitffrtidiet tnrudatidiaafn ~ ba
ben.
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Erlolaf btr fafIfa

Noaliautiupptl, ahtr taubon, iG.
lnui r. Tas hleiat Mritaaaml mel.
BET. nAni nuiertr IaroaHtlitniruui
fam &c am SUnntaa Bisbtr ~ hei
tiaen Aampitn. Ir ihriiidlc Mr..
tillerit lrrit6rts mfbrsrt itin0liht
Sttilnuarn, meldlf oaJn anseriebcn
maren BON burt ans mitttls Vliuen
Hnb Nleiuaeidlabieufr nnitre 5dlni.
5tugrabcH 5n bsidliefrn. Ulebrere
ieinblidle Snfauierienngriiit wurbeu
BON nns abgeid)Iaarn.
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5orpebo6uut aerammt.

GbsrbOure, 16. Snui, iib. qunOuu.
= 9as iranlOiiidIr SorpcoobOOt Gr.
331 foIliOierte geMtc NIT oem britt.
ideu 9ampfer .egIrIeBa" nnO Der.
iauf. Sedls Mann Der 9eiabung
iiuO mmgetOmmcn; bic auOercn lunr.
ben bUn Dem 5orpcOobOut glr. 337
anfaenOmmeu. ia Die cneliidlen
5dJiffsliitsn feinen 9ampfer Oes
yiamrns p9rlega" nufuriien, lit bic
MGglidlfeit uOrbanOeH, Oak I'D Elm
beutides SandboOt iuieOer einmal
Gin Cpfer AebOlt bat.)
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strnflrn6n6n.s .streif beinelent.

Chicago, 16. Slni. 8erte
Worgen I'M 8 llbr tpuroe Der g(us.
itan6 bon 1900 9lngeitelltcn Der
Strabenbabnen 6eenoet. Mic in
5raae itebenoen 3piitiafciten nuo
Streitfragen merocn olrd elm
Sdieos9erift erlebiot. Ger 5treif
hattie Die 9eidnnten 9erfc6rsuiog-
lihfeiten III Der gpinoigen Staot"
auf ben Slopf qeiteIlt iuo bate, inas
ct nod ldnaer geoaiert Bate, iii.
n6iebbarep Sda0en anactidtet.
9ilraerneiitcr 96ompion bon 9bi.
cogo iuiiroe 5luu D}itgIieoe oe5
Sdieosgerithts gelpGbt, Dent aubers
Dem nod bejoe Itreitenoe 16eile ei.
men Sdieosrihter 6iajuiiigen iolcn.
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GuglGn0er branden Maidinen.
aeluehre.

Gun6un, 16. Snni. Die OGlail"
fOrOert bic 6eritellnns Dieler Sea.
idinengeiuebre nit Der SeariinOnng,
ban bic 9entiden t6atiGdllid lire
Snfanterie bnrf Wlaihinensepebre
eriett 6a6en nnO Oaf baseseu tein
S6iibe anfGnlpfen f0nne.
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Gin 8cnae ausacriidt,

9}cm yurf, 16.Snni. - sins 6ar,
bsnbnrg, Der gesen @nitaO Sta6l ais
3euse i'm gniitaniafGa aHftreten IoQ-
tc, lit beridluunOen. Gtabl madjtc
cine beidiuorene glnsiagc, bah bic
sniitnnia beiuaffuet iuar nnO iiet
jebt in llnteriudungSbaft.
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Ifprhern g0iebrrnernrLtnnn.

Berlin, iibrr gonOOu, Is. Suni.-
Die Oeutidle 9reiie lit fdl ciHis in
Der 5OrOernng itrenaiter 8ieOerper.
seltnHs gegen bic glaiirten luegen
ibrer geidlieknng DOn aarlsrn6e.
Tie Chat wirO ais eemeiner 9lft
Ginseitellt, Der bic idluerite gcrgel.
ting DerOiene.
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cfiiatafr stniidlu Htridli
Berlin. i6 aunb iibtr gauoou
Iub arie5.duh melOeie aqieru
Ablub
.rer Sen6 mnrbe 0nHh bon
SbanH. 0urldno, Don lmlertr &or'
hnt urildleorduli. tei Der Crtidlait
Ianlaic o5er IctiC It iih ute0er ieit.
mnO io5dlo unierc gorbut Ncrltar'
iuugen tr5oltcu batte. lpuroen oie
irin6lidDcn Sienuu1cu leitiirnt mir
nahmrn III oelem @eiedlt 1000
Nonn acianaen. 0rrae5euS per.
ludten sic Huiicu ourh AllalieuoH'
ariiie ms 0le Stetlrugeu. welte
mir ibnen iu0oitlid nno oltlih pom
Ser glariaupol auipHo gabu ub.
na6men prid5ucrobern; ale gln.
ariiie muroen BON inns abgeihlageu;
scr 6eino crlitt ihrpere SerllIlte al
1o0ten imo germunoeteH llniere
aaoaaerie bat oaS iilolih BON 0la'
rianpoI gelegene @elduOe beiebt
9lui Ger gipoDo.aaIDarpa.6rort
muroen Die GuIien aus ibren Dor.
0erlten Steqmgeu pertriebcn; mir
ieeten ms in Den feinolden Sdil-
bcnara6en ieIt u1O beidjoHen Die
riidfuart5 geleaenen Stellnngen Der
giuIien aufs g}oforildlihite. 8tr
6rangen an oen llfern oes ar5pc.
sluiIes iiegrei9 nor, eritilrlnten Die
BON Dem 1Seinoe 6artn1dig bertbeis
0igte Grtid)aft @e0noro5ef, iiiooit.
lid BON Gbor3etten uno G3ermonu.
CORA geIegcn, ben1ddtigten uns Der
9rilden oortielbit, ioipie oerienigen
nelde 0ItIid, BON @eonoro3ef liegen
SSn oieIen @efedten nnbmen mir
465 8uIien gefnngen, ferner ftel
cine Mengc ariegsmateriaI in nnire
Sdnoe. ge6r0lid bon golimoip, utt-
melt ieneS Gunfts, no mir Die (Stel-
Iunqen 6e5 6eilt0es 0rrd6rahen,
iebte oieIer gum Stlrn1angriff an
muroe ie6ot 5uriidgeidlageh nno
mir Ido6en uniere 6teaungen por
Gom Iiio0itli6en artegSidallplas: ::
8erge6ens neriudte Der bon @eneral
pon Otndenien am t3. un0 IA. Suni
qeIdlaacne 6eino IN ieinen neuen
9teaungen feiten SUB 5u foiien.
gead f1tr5em 8ioerIton0e nlroe er
nor66Itli6 Don Saporotp gei6lagen
qmo 3uriidgemorfen; Die 9fuiien Ders
m6gen in oieier @egen0 feinen felten
Sub 5u faIien. @ir maAteu III
6ieiem @efcdt e6eniolls erbebli6e
arieQs6eate. Die ruiiiiden Streit.
frafte, ne[6e iid) iiiOlid Der Br3e'
Balm geiamrnelt bat
ten, ipurotn bon unieren 9rrppen
aeIdlagen unO mer0cn iebt ifarf
berfolgt. 9aS bartnodig bertbeis
6iote W3o8cita pur6e non ben Irlp.
pen oes Generals bon Ser WtartpiB
belett. Die StreitfrGfte 6eS @ene,
rails bon 2iniingen 6ringeu ltnaltf.
holtimn Dor unO baben Die oitltd
bon 3efel oelegenen 9lnboben err
itilrnt
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gsorlucaiIde 9GrciIc 6efrieOist.

Gbriltiono, iiber 2onoon 16. Syu-
nj. Qie norpeeiihe 9reife 1uber.
iif bel @er6ffentlidung Der 5peiten
omerifoniiden Rote angeblid befrie.
oigt oorilber, OaB g(mrrifa geeen Den
ocltidlen 5ou6bnot arieg gegeu
Sonoelsl6iffe 5ront nludlt.
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gornnbo in gafpta.

Sig6more, Q. o. t6. Stunt =
Gin Tornado iudte geitern einen
40 Meileit breiten 2nnoitrih in ben
bcioen 9ofotas beiu Bis iett iino
2 iSrauen unO Gin MGnn uls idper
1erlett geaI0et.
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Miener Seridlt.

g8ien, t6. Stunt iiber 2onoon. -
Dos ariegSouit mcIoete geItern
9(6euo 6olgenoeS:
o9luf Der qalt3en gali3iiten (5rens
&C fi1Ocn 6eftige Sample itqtt Die
9lrmee 0es gr56er3ogs Soiepb Ser.
oinon6 bat no6 Der @inna6me bon
5ieninna Sen @ormorid) in uDrolis
der uno roro0itlider &idtllng an-
oetreten. kcos Rittergut 4isforpice.
ipeld,es Son elmer itarten ruiiiiden
3riippeumd6t 6eiebt mar, wuroe
bon iinieren 9ruppct geItilrntt; mir
mndlten be0etltenoe ariegs6eilte uno
cine aroBe g(n5dbl @eiangene.
Inter Itetiqen adnlpien orin9t Die
glrnee 0es Generals Wtodenien 5it
beioen Seiten bon &rafopice (Iiios
oItlid, bon Saroslau) oltf OlesD5e
(noro6ftlid bon SarosIat) por
SiiboitIidl non @loscisca itieBen Die
9rnppen 0es Generals 9oebm.Gr.
molli auf friihc feiuoIife Streit.
frdite ,melde iid ouf Der nd6 @ros
Oet filbrctlocu GtraBc peridan5t bn'
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gprahlGang glsnnitG.

Qonoon, 16. syini. 9tadoent
premicrininiiter 2tsquitb geitern i'm
llnterbduie ieinan ans Dem 2Lrte ae.
.idieoenen Aolegen ein gldn3erlOes
3eugnif ousgeiteat botte, bob er Be.
ioHoers berbor, Dab CT lno bic if6ri.
gen Wliniiter unter ollen llmitdnoen
ibren Horieiprin5ipien tren blei6en
iriirben. CT eob 5L OaB odB 8ort
saonlition Ggerbinbuug Der politiihen
gsnrteien ocS 2onoes gegen einen
@auptfeinb; in 0iciem Sale Gcltif.
Lamb, Geiterreid.lllgorn uao 8iirfetl
in 0cm gporterbuh Der britiiHen 80.
Iitif feineli giiten along ha6e. Bis
sunt Iesten 2ln9enblif babe er iid &C.
lueinert eIllem apaEitipnStabiiIct BET,
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CSin5alts6efc6l aeaen Ginacmein.

pHHHt
seiuis 9. 9lceO, 1inrD glm @bDfe
nno SomeS Srn6ileOf 6aben 6cnte
Slage anf Grlah eiues Ginlpaltsbe.
febls gegen bic bonn |Olfe NIT gro-
hcr Yisbrbeit beidluiieue Gingc-
meinbnng erboben. glle Orei iinb
0irun6beiiber in 9nnOee, luu9uen
ieopdl nidlt OOrt,
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So6n RebmpnS leiOet an 9stDmaiue
Neraiftnna.

9onoon, is. SUM-. - Der irldns
Siidle Nationaliit 5o6n 9ieOmOnO lei-
bet an 9StOmaincbergiftnng nnO iuirS
mebrere Sage lang ui6t Den Bur
lnmentsitnngen beiiuobnen fOnnen.
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llnbefannter tObt anioefnn0en.

opdt geltern glbeHh mur0c 0Ic
2eide eines unbcfdnnten gtannes
am Cafe WlanalDa anigefuioeu.
Wan glalibt Dab Der Naml iih ielbit
erld)oIien BAT. er mar gutgeflci.
oct uno trug cine llbr NIT oen Sni.
fallen ~. &. 5.4 bci iidl, Die bef
Der ylDan e5eipelrD 60. III Gmaba
getauft mar. Die 8oIiSei lat err
mitttlngen einaeleitet.