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New Britain herald., 1915-06-28
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
 IN NEW COMEDY

# Charlie Chaplin's advent as 4.s q Keeney attraction will take place this evening when the famous screen comedian will be seenlin the farcica1 photop1ay, Work The Keeney man agement has arranged for the ex- elusive rights to the Chaplin releases for this locality and the funny little. fellow with the funny mustache'' will be seen in a new picture every two weeks during the summer. The Chap lin comedies will be shown on Mon days and Tuesdays.
 "The Typhoon'' a five reel drama. will be another feature of the motion picture program tonight. This is a big dramatic offering and it should draw large number of picture lovers to the theater.
 Besides these two big film attrac- tions the management announces that the Pathe Weekly and the Hearst Selig reviews will he among the new pictures tonight. There will also be some single reel comedies.
 All these will be in addition to a. vaudeville bill Of exceptional merit and the Keeney patrons, who qualify as first nighters,'' are assured of an entertainment that would be hard to beat at any price. The Keeney ad- mission charges will remain un- changed, the expense added by the in troduction of new features notwith- standing.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28
FINE FEATHERS IS
 INTERESTING PLAYLET


 When lovely woman stoops to folly she always comes off second best Mere man if he makes a fool of him self suffers, perhaps, but usually man ages to wriggle out Of his troubles without fatally hurting himself. Woman always pays, man sometimes. Eugene Walters In the play, Fine Feathers" pointed this moral. Temp tation to cheat comes in the way. of a young couple in reward for which the wife can escape from the bitterness of life on s25 per week In a New York suburb--Staten Island There are no classy, well dressed people in New York south of Thirty-fourth street. Jane Reynolds, the aspirant after Fifth avenue fine feathers dts on this gilded thoroughfare of Gotham that she buys then), thought this way. when the tempter came along and per suaded her to induce her husband to pass on an inferior quality of cement for great dam then in course of con- struction. Bob Reynolds fell for the bribe and Jane got her fine feathers. The gambling mania got Bob, and he was financially ruined in double quick time. The bursting of tho dam. due to the bad cement. completed ths
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28

Just such evidences of the Military idea as are found in the pockets and straps shown here are in every way desirable and in every way fashionable and this model is most satisfactory one. If a plainer blouse is wanted, the straps and the pockets can be omitted and ths
 neck can be worn open or high so that the design seems to meet great many demands. It Is adapted to taffeta, to crepe de chine and to all silk and cotton materials that are used for blouses and it is equally satisfactory for wear with the odd skirt and with the tailored suit or 1t can Ee made with skirt to match to become simple morning costume Here, however, Georgette crepe is finished with exceedingly handsome pearl buttons. At the back, the blouse is perfectly plain with an applied yoke, but the fronts are full and joined to the back which is extended over the shoulders to suggest a yoke There are hems on the front edges. The blouse can be left perfectly loose and adjusted over the figure, it can be gathered at the waist line and stayed or 1t can be cut off at the waist line and joined to belt.
 For the medium size will be required 513 yds. of material 27 in. wide, L yds. 36, 2 14 yds. A in. wide.
 The pattern So53 is cut in sizes from 34 to AZ in. bust measure. It will he mailed to any address by the Fashion Depart ment of this paper. on receipt of ten cents.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28

cited women, who at the first cry of war, desiring to do som ething for their country. who could not fight, who could not go to the front to nurse and who had nothing to give, gave themselves gladly in the effort to be of some service.
 Take Care of Present Babies
 But the problem i'll England is not now, and will not now be. one of war babies. The problem is to take care Of whatever babies there are. We need two thousand more doctors and pro- portionately as many more nurses to take care of the legitimate situation. Infant mortality in England in the last four months has increased 50 per cent. War babies vii not increase the population sufficiently to make up for the loss through this tremendous infant mortality rate.
 And after the war there will be few marriages. That is because there will be few men. Many now are talk ing openly of polygany as a solution. They advocate, in talking and in newspapers, the making of polygamy legal. But I do not approve Of that Of course, many young women will want to get married. This might increase immortality. But the solu- ton will be emigration. These young women will emigratc to all parts of the world, not consciously, but uti- mately to get married.
 Love Peace and Hate War. ;.
 But now, you people in America, teach your children to love peace and hate war. No martial toys. Merely inculcate in them habits that vii. make 1t possible for them to do as the women at the Hague did when tho Germans sat at the right of Jane Addams and the Belgians at the left.''
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28
By DOROTHY CLARKE

By DOROTHY CLARKE
 You know, I'm qute sure you over- heard that Elliston man when he spoke to me about her being so smart ..... Why, when he was play ing tennis she clapped furiously whenever he made 3 point ...... She simply rnonopolised him all aft- ernoon
 know there is nothing wrong about it, and Mae is dear ...... We'll, she might show a little more discretion ... Yes. she was awful ly smart .... An afternoon dress It was simply stunning The bodice was orchid color silk fastened up the front with velvet lacings and cut square neck The skirt was made with two lace flounces banded with the orchid silk, and of course it was extremely short.
 I really think that she rather got on Elliston's nerves before the after noon was over. He is extremely wo- man -shy, and any man instinctively dodges when a female literally hurls herself at his head Well. may be. wrong, but ....
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28
l for T tomorrow

Breakfast Fruit
 Sugar and Cream cod q Ia Monaco
 Coffee Lunch e with Stuffed Eggs Cherry shortcake
 Tea Dinner Clear Soup Dressed cucumpers
 French Dressing Cheese J Ice Cream Cakes Coffee
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28
MOTHERS NERVES

your children "get on youl
 tile trouble is with your nerves,
 the children.
 Ind yourself scolding them when
 1ld be reasoning with them and fe wise you will realize that your
 Hystcn1 needs attention.
 bserve, doubtless, that you wake
 n morning ,lnrefreshed by your 2leep, that you often feel better
 than you do in the morning. Iize that you are getting irritable, Forry you that didn't formerly 2 have headaches moro frequently Pu used to.
 iis condition go on uncorrected l invite q nervous breakdown. |oper treatment is to take more |op worrying and build up your and nerves with Dr. Williams flle. You will soon find that you Liter and are more refreshed by it, 5l1r appetite and digestion improve, aes arc less frequent and that lit gs do not annoy you as they did. |l1 begin tho treatment today for m druggist sells Dr. Williams m. Williams Medicine Co., 6chen- N. Y., will ssnd free on request apflil books, Nervons Disorders, ' sod of Horns rre1 trneat, md Y Eat md How to Eat. '
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28

tragedy of Fine Feathers" The| chief culprit, the tempter. comnaifted] suicide. and the young couple re- solved to commence life all over aSainsl and go straight. Janet Beecher paaaa the leading role in this photo-plaY which has many good and stirrinK} scenes, notably view of cabaret ltfz( at Murray's. the well known NeA
 York restaurant, and the bursting o1
 the Peco dam, and the inundating of
 the surrounding country. MfsAl Beecher will be remembered becauseI of her associations with the Belascoi forces. "Fine Feathers" Is playfsvE atl Fox's today and tomorrow in con junction with carefully selected singid
 reel comedies and today's Pathe news< with it's current events of our own country as we'll as the latest vinws from the theater of war.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28
EUents Tonight

Vaudeville and moving pictures, Keeney's theater.
 High class photo-plays, Foxs thea ter.
 A. W. Harvey lodge, A. 0. U. W, 1S7 Arch street.
 Gerstaecker lodge, I. Q. Q. r., Tur- ner hall.
 Mattabessett tribe, I. Q. R. M., 242 Main street
 Unity Rebekah lodge, I. Q. o. F., IT. 0. U. A. M, hall.
 Star of Good Will lodge, s. of R.. 90 Arch street.
 Court Prosperity, F. of A, 277 Main street.
 New Britain circle, c. of F., s4 Church street.
 United German societies, 1s7 Arch street.
 Fridhem society. Vega hall.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28

Tho closing festivities of the High echooi senior class will take place this evening at Hazard hall Tavern, Enfield. yinton Knigft will act as toastmaster, and the following will respond to toasts: Donald Gaffney, class presid snt; Principal Elade, The Office,"; Professor Fay Marks and HemArks''; Professor Davis, "Afesr Whnt?'': Miss Nina Goodwin, ''My fIoriae Town.'' Tine connitteef ln ciaarge of the affair .is as follows. Edward Curran, chairman: HAnaS1it IIibbnrd. MISS Francesca Traut md Miss Amelia Tutlcs
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28

man advised me to try Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound and got bottle. felt better the next month so I took three more bottles of it and got we'll so I could work all the time. hope every woman who suffers like did will try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. P. w. LANSING, Box 8, Allyn, Wash.
 Why will women continue to suffer day in and day out or drag out sickly, half hearted existence, missing three-fourths of the joy of living, when they can find health in Lydia E. Pinkham's s Vegetable Compound?
 For thirty years 1t has been the stand- ard remedy for female ills, and has re- stored the health of thousands of women who have been troubled with such ail- ments as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, tumors, irregularities, etc.
 If you want special advice write to Lydia B. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confl- dentian Lynn, Mnss. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by \ woman and held in strict confidence
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28

Vaudeville and moving pictures, Keeney's theater.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28

la MOnaco--Half pound
 od half pound tomatoes,
 blesponfuIs of rice, two hard
 LIES, one heaping tablespoon
 r, one tablespoonful of flour,
 of salt and pepper, half
 ish stock. half cupful milk
 bloater. Grill the bloater,
 a1i bones and skin. and rub |h through a sieve. Boil the boiling salted water until ten- nove skin and bones from the B then break it up into large She'll the eggs. chop whites and rub yolks through a Slice the tomatoes, cut each
 half. and heat them through Iven. Melt butter in sauce- < m the flour, the sieved her Ed fish stock, made from the LIE of the cod, add milk and aI sauce boils. Then add the Ute of egg, and seasoning to Heap the mixture in fire |fan. put round the rice. Gar E dish with the yolks. and with Stuffed Eggs Put q Eshelled peas into plenty fast |water with a sprig of mint, EIt and lump Of sugar. Boil till tender, drain, add table
 of butter, season with salt per and keep hot. Shell three
 lled eggs, cut them in halves not lenEthways: put yolks in
 ada tablespoonful of butter, Hespoonfu1 grated cheese, one Hful chopped parsley, salt and to season highly. Mix and |ke Of egg with this mixture. each piece over with beaten $ in breadcrumbs, fry in smok- fat. Heap peas in hot dish |ange eggs round.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28
SENIOR BANQUET TONIGHT.

Fridhem society, Vega hall.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28

O o w n D aln s 8 n q backache, an q h a d h e a d a c h e a good deal of the time and very little appetite.
 The pains were so bad that I used to sit right down on the floor and cry, be- cause it hurt me SO and 1 could not do any work at those times. An old wo-
New Britain herald., 1915-06-28
IN SUCH PAIN
 WOMAN CRIED
Suffered Everything Until Re stored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
 ble Compound.

Florence, So. Dakota. .-"I used to be very sick every month with bearing
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-23
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nen san5 a6seidJHitteu.
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aus altben susssansfn lit.
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fir uyb Der srie3if6en 9ren5e Be-
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ten iw Stanbe iinb, biz Mitts naaitsr
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nen.
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loHiit aniammsln unb bab bereits
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isien.
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lambs miRbiaist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-23
seb oas 9nerbieten oer Snlel GDpn fam es nt bean
la6en, bon 0em Yfao ser 9sutralitat ab5npei4en
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9robs lleberma4t, uno Die Qusii4ten,
es rstten gu tOnnsn, perb.n nit ies
bem Gage i4pdaer. Die Deipsrate Ga
ge auf bem 9altan 1T ni4t blob bic
5olss BON Seblern, ioRbern Dem llmz
itano 5u5ui6reiben, oaB mir pebsr
i'm Stanbe iinb, uHIersn Greunben gu
belisu nod unieren Ssinben StaHe gu
6alten. Dus mir brauhen, 1T couras
girte Strdtegie unb fdbigs Diploma
tie, ipenn aber uniere Stratsgie nur
i'm &leinen betrieben pirb unb bic
Diplomatic 8u Seite4ungsn ibrs gu
fludt nimmt. bann gsniissn uniers
natiirliden 9ortbeils unb uHiere
reidli6en Reiourcen ni6t mebr.
Der .Gpenins Stanoarb" iagt: -
rllnisre politit piirbe cine itdrtere
ieilt, ipenn mir uGs entI6lieben mir
ben, gang auf bic 9ilfe 9rietenlanbs
gu per3idten." Disie 3situng iaqt
aud, oab bic Quasruple @ntsnts bic
9ebeutung Der 5psitsn gntIdiIung oes
ISremier 9eniaeIos uidt ertannt bas
be, uno iie lest lie bdbin aug, bab Der
aOnia aOnitaHtin feit entIdIofsn lei,
nidt nit ben 4lliirten gemsiHi9aftIis
d. Sads gu MAIDEN.
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0ff.ntlite Neinuns in 9rietenIanO
in getrd6t se3Ogsn", iagt Der
rStanoarb", unO iOlpstt osutet ni6ts
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aiss unpopular 1T. Die einsige art
uNs DeiIe, in Der Grie6erllaNo ges
3punssn perbsn Tam, ieiHen Der.
ragss8erpfli4tuHseR na93utommen,
1T bic, oab man eiHsn Druid auf ss
auslbt. Wenn bic geibilfs 9rie6ens
lambs a6fOlut fir uns n0tbis 1T, banH
miFen mir ibm tlur MAIDEN, peIfe
unansensbmen 5olsen ss baben tann,
ienn es uHs oppuuirt. uHiere Serrs
I6uft iber bas Rittellinoiits Mser
sibt uns cine mdatige Waffe in bic
Sanb, uHb Baffsn tusrSsn gsmaat
Inn benubt All peroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-23
0riedJemlanb lebmt abers
mails ab.
go ueiit bic BON ben Gntentemddjtsr
Dfferirte geitednns snri,f.
unb ertIdrt, aad ferner
neutral bteibtnsa
ipollen.

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nidt I'M Stanbs isi, bic ibr senadteR
qlnerbietunsen, sinidIieblid Der 4bs
tretuns Der Snfel Gbpern unb anberer
aon5eHionen, ipofiir 8piedenlanb als
gegsnIsiituns ii9 aiif Seiten Der 9lls
liirten on bem aries seseH bic Gene
trulmdpte betbeilisen fon, an5uns3s
men. d
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lambs eine snbsiiItise 1T, tnfolDeit bic
@ssenpart in Betradt iommt, slaubt
man bod in 2onbon, bab eine tpeIents
life @eritdrtiing Der 2anbunsstr,ips
pen in Snloniii eiuen groBen ginflnb
islbit auf bic griedifde Resieruns
oasiibsn Diirbs. Wan sldubt bier aud,
baB grisdenlanb ni9t i'm StdHbe
fein pirb, fir Die Dauer auf ieiner
untlaren unbsiiimmtsn Stsaunsnab.
m. gu bsbarren, unb man bofft, bab
Die 0ffsntEiae Weinuns. Don Der man
slaubt, baB fie 5a Gnnften Der Gns
ieHtemddie 1T, i'm aaufs ber 3sit ib'
ren Ginflub seItenS MAIDEN pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-23
Wau bGlt SrObunsen far
beifer dnaebrdht.

bel Ter anSeord1 1t.
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Weriua GnsIanbs, ben 9eiftdnb
9ris6snlanbs NIT Der 2lbtretuns Der
Sni.I Gppern on Grie4enIanb gu era
iaufen, ipirb BON Der .Wornins poft'
ala .i6le6te Diplomatic" be5sidnet.
.gppsrn III cine iehr i6Ons SuieI
NIT iruhibarem goSen,. iast bic 3ei'
tuns. Init elmer frisOIi8en gsDDIt.'
runs, befritoissuben einnabmen uno
sinem bIiibsnSsn SanoeI. llnS i.Bt
ipirb porsei6Idgtn, 9rie4enlano ba.
mitSu befte4en. oamit es uns auf
bsm galtan Silfe Ieiitet. llns ssfdut
oisis Sransa,tion riat. sic piirbs
einsn iblimmen prdcsoeusfalI d6se'
Ben unp anbere 9Gnoer srmutbigen,
einsn g,rsis fir ibrs ReutrdIitGt oosr
tire llnteriiiibung gu psrldusen.
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ipsit seiommsn 1T. bab es einsn 3beiI
Ieiner 9omGnsn pertaufen mub, um
iiH ben gsiitaiiS zines tIeinen eaHoes
mi, @risdsnIunb 3u ii8ern, pann mub
ss iid in elmer idIimmsn Gage befins
ben.
.llnisrs galtanpcIitit i4eint in
i@ipadsn, unfdbieen 5dnben selssen
.iu babsr. Snspii4sa idmpft Ssrbisn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-23

5rlppeH bon anberen 5beilen Der
Jront 5nriidse5osen ipurben, um ben
@eneral 5inbenburs gu perftGrten,
Der IS dpf Risa abgeisben bat, baben
einise beftige angriffe auf bas beute
kfte Centrum am Jlufie Stbr unb in
Gali5ien genlaft. sic batten au6 am
anfang bort einise erfolss auf5upsis
len. Nus ben beitigeH 9erlinsr Sspes
i4en 1T absr erIi4tIi6, bab iid aud
bier pieoer bas 9lait eetpenbet bat
unb bic Ruiien m SitsGulisien cine
RieoerIase erIititH baben, ipdbrsnb
ipeiter nDrbIi4 bic 2lnsriffe Der Rui.
len auf bic armee oes prinaen 2.os
polb BON 8apern init f9tperen 8erlls
ten 5uriidseidIagen tporbsn iinb.
aH Der peitli4eH JrOnt i9sinsn
bic ereisnife Don tsiner srObsn ges
oeutung 3u iein, bsnn in ben beuts
i4en 9eridten ipirb bariibsr nur in
aiir5s seias., bab iia bort ni4ts
ipidtiges ereisnst babe. Die JrunoO'
fen bebaupten. i'm 9lrtois einen glns
sriff Der Deuti9en 5uriids.ibIaseH
unb IN Der Champagne einen beabiid.
tistsn @nsriff nit artilsrieieuer Dsrs
6tnbsrt gu baben.
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on Der 9rense Don 9irol uno i'm
trieHtiniian pie aud an SfOn3O
fort, absr pie es f4eint. OlHe stipas
dus5uri9teH.
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offisiefle geridie bebauptsn Sasssen,
oab bic britifden llnterTee5ooie in Der
Office tpeitere brei beutidbe 0ampier
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alopSs sema4te gtntiinbisuns, baB
in Samburg brsi britii4e Dampfer
Dsrisnit iporben ieieH, bic felt oem
aasbru9 bes ari.ses bort inisrnirt
ipar.n. Sic ipdren ole tleins SHiffs.
Wk aus Gbriitidnia esmelbet ipirb,
1T Der 5afen bon ar&ansslsi b.reits
aussfroren. Menn es ni4i selinst,
ben Safen pieber nit eisb.4ern 5u
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frisr.n sin ifpersr S4Idg fir Rub'
lanb isin. ba ardanselst 3uIest nod
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bur& ben es bonn eluslaub 0orrdtbs
bs3ieben sonnte.
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perientt, aber no
unb pann9
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britiIdxn Dampfsr ~eitp Of Berlin.
.glut" unb .Sris-, bic beim aiusbrud
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ten ipurben, fino bon bem Geinb Ders
ienit iporbsn."
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lss. mas bic Geniur sur 3sit iiber ben
Gan bssonni " MAIDEN srIauSt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-23

2onbon, %. Otiobsr. - Gries
fenlanb bat bas anerbieten Der Gns
tentemGfte, in Der 4btretuHs Der Sns
! lei GDpern unb aHoersn, tsrritoriellsn
unb finan5ielleH aon3eIionsn beites
benb, fir ben Sdll, bdB es iid aui
Seiten Der gliiirten an Dem arisss
bstbeilige, ubgelebnt.
Die gntipori Griedenlanbs, bic am
2lbenb BEN qtuspdrtissn amt 3using,
III cine ldnge, unD iusnn Der Snbalt
aud nidt beiannt senla9t iporbeH 1T,
70 1T bod Grunb gu Der annabme
porbanSen, 6ab bus sri.difde aabi.
net feline 2lblebnuns bamit besriinost,
bab bic britiiden uHb fraH5Giiiden
9ruppsn, bic IN Saloniii ssIaHbet
puroen, Der 4Hii4t Der ariediidrn
Resieruns semdb niat far. seHis
iinb fiir Die 9ufsabe, bic ibneH se'
iieIt niro.
Die 3uriidipsiiuns beg gnsrbietens
Der QIiir!en tam nidt tneripdrtet,
btnn es mar pieberbOlt offi3ieG ang.s
tiinbist tporben. bab fOpobl Grisdens
lamb dIs Ramdnien nit ibrem 8eis
iionb 5uriidbieletn, bis bic aliirttn
entpsbsr einen entideiotnoen Sits
errunsen ober ben Grieden uno Rus
mdnsn ben gspeis bafiir seliefert
babsn, baB fie i'm StaHoe finb einen
iolten su errinseu. oSsr Bis bic Sps'
raiiOnen in eine 4haie setr.tsn iinb.
in Der ss ilar erii4tIid fsin ipiiroe,
bab feline gsfabr bafiir porbanben 1T.
bab ibre QGHbtr Don BEN Sruppsn
Der GentrdlmGdte ober ibren tiirti'
iden unS blilsariid<n 9srbiinbet.n
iiberlaufsn iperoen ipiirosn.
Wan unterf&Gbt tpeber pier nod
in ben anberen 9aupitdbtsn Der Gn'
t,ntss9Gnbsr ben grnlt Der Gage in
Ssrbisn. Die OfterreihiIhs sbeuti&e
unb bic bulsariids aampdsne, ent'
ipideln iid nur lansfam. bic 9lan.
liessn aber iebt tlur Dor ausen. Das
5fsrrsiaiib beutihe Centrum riidt
I'm Worapa.5bal IN iiibli9er Ri4s
tuna Dor, BON Semenbria aus, NAB.
rsnb bic 8uIsaren i'm Siiben oisies
Sbal srrei4t baben unb bic Belgrade
gii9. SaIoniti Giitnbabn bs5errf4tn.
9ie 5itsrrsiaii&.beutf&en 1ruppsn
bdbsn bic Ssrbsn aud an brsi anSs.
ren Sisllen ansesriffen: cine aolonns
bei Saabab. cine in geIsrab unb
cine brittle, bic nod niat iiber bic
SoHdli gegdiigen NJ, Del SrloOd.
qlu9 bic gulsdrsn tabtn anbsre
qlrmssn in gspesuus: Bel 3uitar. pi',
rot unb gaifdb. uno peikr iiibIi& BET
esri paIauia unb aObahe, unb iie
iinb bereits in geles, am 0arbar
sfuiJe anaefommtn. Ulit bieIer Iebtss
rem aol6nn. tperben bic britifds
fran3Ofiihsn 1ruppn, bic in GaIoni'
Il selanSst lpurDsn. fDahrIdeiuIid Jus
srit IN aonfIiit iommen.
auNbsn anbsrsn 5ronten bdIt nan
bic Gage fir stipds siinitiser fir bic
qlniirtsn. Die RuHsn, aus BEN I'm.
IianO Usrtbsii. .lis5nS, bab bsuii8e
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Die Seufel.
Dies BAT 3ur 5Olgs ba 5
nur penige gefangen
genom men nerben.


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iporben.
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iust Der aorrsipon6ent. rSie tdmPfen
big gum leBten QusenbItd. Dies fat
5ur 5Clge, oab ii4 bier i'm Sanoges
msnge gang entieBli6e S3enen abIpies
len, ME Iie an an0eren S1eilen Der
iyront taum bortommen."