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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25
Hsn. Sundays Games

Rallying nobly behind "Sla's
Wheeler twirling hero ot Weston >
1910 championship campaign, the " Mes'
ton Moantalnects clampcd the cellar
door upon the Helix Rabbits last sun.
day on the local lot, and cllnchod their
own hold upon third place In the East
Ind league contest.
There Il yet chance for Weston 10
heat Milton-Fr~ewat out OF second
place, hut this may not he done, We
have some consideration Tor the lacer.
ated feelings Of Captain Oscar Rem
nick, who has seen his ponnant amhl.
tlonS fade into the dim and hAHy vale
of vanished hopes. The 1918 ray will
proudly noat, we trow, In Neston's
promtSing suburb OF Athena.
la baseball parlance, Young MIR.
Mills, the liken recruit whom Manager
Smith presented against the veteran
Wheeler, pitched his head on" 10
Win. The boy worked hard. hut the
ball Was booted away behind him In
the worst fielding performance that
the Helix boys have presented this sea.
son. Usually, for lAil.end team, they
have accorded their pitchers sterling
support, but they had an ofi day. They
made no less than eight blandcrs, hvu
easy nics being dropped la the luit aud
Is generally nAWleSs.
" heeler had all the best Of hts duel
with Mills, allowing seven hits 10
eleven for his opponent. He had only
one bad inning. the dtth, when no was
nicked for four hits and three runs
He used puGxling change Of pace ON
the visitors, and showed occasional
tiashes Of the form that made him the
leading slahster OF the old Blue Noun.
tain league.
With a strictly home talent Aggrega.
tlon behind him. ''SlAts" was given
good support, Il. Blomgrcu, BcAlhs
aud kcnnarl worked nicely together In
the inteld, aud Boone" Barnes guard.
ed the tirst station like Hal Chase.
He was toWed in from center field for
that purpose, and the change worked
auspiciously. Moreover, barnes rrcov.
ercd his batting esc, and registered
three bully blows, two Of them doubles.
T.. Blomgren negotiated his customary
hit for all four bases, which undoubt-
edly makes him the leading home run
slugKer OF the circuit, Also, he ran
Wild on the paths, scoring three runs |
Smith and Kirkpatrick each contrib |
uted two hits and two runs to the after. |
moons engaging festivities. Smiths
lightning speed on bases was feature
OF the matinee. III. O'Harra flied |
Barnes SHOES by the graceful capture
OF two dies In the nitiile gatNlcn,
while ''Dnmpyn Blomgrcn worked be.
hind the bat With his usual precision. |
Which Is about all We have to say.
leaving the final and most absorbing
chapter OF the story to Scorer Barnes:
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25
soME LOCAL NEWSPAPER HISTORY.

The WESTON LEADER enters this
week upon the thirty-seventh year of
its newspaper life.
1t was established in 1878 by Black
& D'Heirry. Among its subsequent
publishers were Mccall & Williamson,
Felix r. Mitchell, Baker & Ridenour,
Fred Boyd, Harry L. Bowmer, VIM
ME and Harry Brown and M. j..
Harvey. Mr.. Harvey called it The
Philistine, and by his frank and origi-
nal treatment of local topics made
quite stir in the old town during the
few months Of his management.
The LEADER is entitled to rank
among the pioneer newspapers Of East
ern Oregon. If memory serves us
Alright it was the second to be estab-
iished in Umatilla county, the East
0regonian being the first. In those
halcyon days of the stage coach and
prairie schooner Weston was PendIe-
toms only rival for the trade of large
territory. 1t fought Pendleton on the
county division issue, and at one time
lacked single vote in the legislature
Of becoming the seat of new county.
Acrimonious and bitter was the ex-
change Of compliments between the
LEADER and the East oregonian. A
classic Of the period was long string
of blank verse written a ia Shakes
peare for the LEADER by John C.
Young, clever Weston lawyer, in |
satiricaI denunciation Of Judge B. B.
Bishop, Judge J. H. Turner and the
East oregonian and in defense of "Un-
Gle John" White, a member of the
from Weston.
Frank 0'Harra Of Pendleton will
perhaps remember these pleasantries.
He is the only subscriber now on the
LEADERS, books who has taken the
paper continuously since 1t was found
ID in 1878.
'In them times" the LEADER got
.hree dollars year for its subscrip-
ions, twenty-five cents a line for its
,aid locals and one dollar an inch per
month for its display ads. Then and
ater it provided three or four families
nth the means of subsistence. Con-
usted now-as a ..one-man paper" its I
costs the community
lodest figure in comparison. +,
The LEADER has always stood for 9
hat it regarded as the best interests
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25

Of the community. Noteworthy among
It's achievements under the present
management was the securing Of ten
acres Of ground as a site for the nor
NAL school huilding. now used by the
public school. But for the personal
work Of Robert Jameson. now Of Wal.
Ia walia, and Of the LEApER editor,
Il is very doubtful II the appropriation
would ever have become available or
that the school plant would ever have
been built, as the town went TO sleep
on the proposition. Moreover, Il IL
further doubtful II the appropriation
itself would ever have been secured
but for the LEADERS presence and in
iiucnec.
Another achievement of the LEADER
was the recognition OF Weston by the
umatilla County Pioneers Association
as the permanent place for holding It's
reunions. This lis editor accomplished
by personal guarantee. after the re-
unions had gotten away from the town
for q year or two. Further. he has
since been actively identified with the
preparation and presentation Of the re-
union prOgrams.
While others deserve much greater
credit. the LEADER was in some de-
gree Instrumental in the sueeessful
launching Of the Weston Mercantile
oompany-an enterprise which prom
ises to restore 10 Weston much Of its
lost trade. Not to speak Of the right |
kind Of publicity given by the LEApER
to this enterprise. Il Is hardly probable
that its establishment would have been
considered had the town been without
q newspaper.
In proportion to It's means the LEAD
ER has given literally to every public
enterprise. Its editor served as secre-
tary and publicity agent for two nor
NAL school campaigns, free Of charge.
They were failures. because Of a gen.
eral feeling Of prejudice or indifference
toward the normals. but he did his
work as well As he knew how.
These things are not written in q
boastfui spirit, but merely to indicate
to Weston people that they are under
some degree Of obligation TO their To-
cal paper. however humble and obscure
is place in the SUM-" Perhaps the
man who has borrowed this paper may
be persuaded to become a subscriber.
Perhaps the non-advertiser may be per-
'uaded to advertise. Perhaps the ad-
Fertisers may be brought TO realize
hat one-half Of one percent or less Of
heir total sales is very modest APP
oropriation to make for publicity. as
to an average of more than
hree times as much throughout the
United States.
Perhaps, at all events. the several
'aeetious friends who refer to this pa
YER as The Weekly Bladder" may
'e brought to dim appreciation Of the
act that it is Of as much value TO the ,
ommunity As they are themselves.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25

We feel quite glow of satisfaction
over saving our share Of the one hun
dred million simoleons that are no
longer spent by American tourists In
Europe.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25

Pendleton is to have q church Of the
Latter Day Saints, which are by way
Of being the only kind of saints who
could get along at all in that sinful
locality.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25

r. R. johnson of Portland has come
to hat with a vigorous and impartial
condemnation of all the European
belligerents, which indicates that il is
about time for them to quit belIiger.
enting.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25

We merely suggest to Doc Cook that
when he has assembled the highest peak
in the Himalayas it will be very con-
venient place from which to jump of
the earth.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25

Motor car service to all points, dag
or night. Also livery and feed stabbo
opposite the LieuaIlen blacksmith
shop. Lafe Mcbride.
Dreamland motion pictures at wes-
ton opera house next Monday and
Tuesday evenings.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25

We venture to announce without Of
fetal authorization that Secretary Rob-
ert Lansing win neither be seen nor
heard on the Chautauqua circuit.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25

Really. now, the most beautiful girls
in the United States were not selected
to 60 to the Panama-Pacific exposition.
since some Of them are still in Weston.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25
Natures Food

for horses and cattle Ia the grass that
grows on meadow and hill. The next
best thing Is sweet, clean, hay and
feed that comes from our mill. When
you need rolled grain OF the right sort
for keeping your livestock In fine fet-
tie, look for our sign and the good
things for for your dumb servants
stored in our bins. We handle Steam
Rolled Barley, Oats and Wheat; Baled
Hay, Millstuffs and Chicken Feed.
We're local agents for Peacock Flour
and Blatchford's Calf Meal. Phone 2Si.
ID. r. WOOD the Feed Man
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25

The poor Londoners know nothing Of
umpire batting, which is why they must
divert themselves by executing German
spies In their celebrated tower.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25
Summary

Stolen bases Barnes, Kirkpatrick,
Wheeler, Smith, Bryan 2, Bounds.
Two-base hits Barnes 2, Kendall,
Rogers.
Home run--E. I3lomgren.
Base hits-oiT Wheeler 7, Mills II.
Struck out--by Wheeler 10, Mills o.
Bases on balls--off Mills ..
Umpire, Christian: scorer, Barnes.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25

May. 1915. rhat sald order provides
that the flrut publication ot ihIa sutns
mons shalt be mHds on the sisl day
NJ May, 1915
JAMEH A. Fee.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25

The war in Europe will assuredly last
until until well, until Il ceases.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25

Every day is Wilson day" at the
LEADER shop.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-06-25
HELIX CLlNCHES THE
CELLAR POSITION
last Game At Home Results In Another Win
iet Weston over the rail.Enash
League Scores

Weston II, Helix Il
Athena s, Mlhon,Frccwater I, (T'cn
lnnlngs.l
Nsxt sanaayS Games
Weston At Athena.
Millon.Ercewate Al Helix,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-05
Inter Slatid)baiem.

ySSSebt baben r oelt arlrmmbiegel=
na5i ia fuegen SebIerei eiuaeltedt
bas bdtt' Dem ooh fein MenIh snae-
traltt, nidt tunbr2@
SD ihonl~
ssSa, ih eigentlih aud.
@er iid nibt oorgeieben bal.
bat oas Nahleben.
Mir iddhen mir ben @e{ib, oen
mir gefdbroet icben.
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Die SdDlpeineitiftiins fir Sinben=
bmrats Gitarmee.

Srau 9(mtsgeri1tsrat 9febie III
Weinerien (areis @ifboriD bate Dor
ei1iger 3eit angeregt, ieoe @enlcin-
De oes areifes nlohte aus Danfbarz
feit fir ben Mailireniieg Elm uolt-
preuBiides Sdpein1 itiften ltno ser
9ltarnee 5llfontfiten loilen. 9ieie gEn-
fiel mtf giinnlngJtfHIl 8 gooeii 81
nenn eff fette S6neine fparoerl ge-
itiftet 5rali b. @inoenburg erfubr
oabon uno ianote 6rau 9febie oas
foleenbe Sdreiben. sSebr geebrte
6rau Hebiel Die elf moItpreltBiihelr
8orItentiere" baben mir cine TO un-
iogbare Sreiioe bereitet, pie ih ne
geabnt batte, oaB ih mid iiber
Shlpeine freuer fonnte. 9ielel6e
6renoe iueroen Die 6inoenburg-Grie-
ger beim 9ertilgen Der Ghtpeine enl.
pfiupen. Sd ntodte Sbnen neine
liebe ardu &ebie, NIT ben 8ortcn
meines Weannes, oie folgeno laitten
v8itte, la9e alien @eberlr ltn0 Sell
fern, Die meine Srippen erfrelien
meinen ber5li6iten 0unf; oenn mas
lie nteinen Sruppen tim, ons tan Iic
mir" ber5lid Oanfen Sbre lebr en-
gehene @ertrlto b. Sinoenbura"
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Giiernes Srens in Orei 8enerationen

Ger Oberleutnant uno SPeei.
ments sloiutants oes 2. @aroe-Me.
giments 81 SUB @raf b. airhbatj,
Der in Sranfreih ourd idtpere ger-
tpltnoling Den linfen Arm perIor
ittlo ihon oas giierne 4reus stpeitet
alaife belaB, lit iebt nit Dem
Gilernen &relt8 erlter alolie ausge-
5ei6net tporoen.' gr lit Der einaige
Sobn oes Neihs Milit6rgeridlts-
Sraiioellten @rafen Gir6bod nnO
Elm @nfel oes beriibmten Seerfiib-
rers gleihen Namens aus Dem 7Oer
Selo5uee, Der bort mil 10 bober
Slusseihnlng oaS 5. 4orps fiihrte.
Der Yrdlioent oes geidls- -Wailit1r.
geridts fiibrte befanntlid@ oas TO.
Heierbeforps, muroe in sSranfrei6
peripllnoet mno lit ebenfals nit
Dem Giiernen areu5 eriter alaiie oe-
foriert. 9aourd ergibt IiA BEL osn
@rafen Girhbah oer> gelpiB Iebr
ieltene Sall in Der slrlnee, oaB orei
@enerationerk inner in oirefter
Sinie gater uno Sobn, oas' GiIerns
aren8er eriter aIaiie erbaIten baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-05
SnIann.

ssSn 8aIbtngtoiter Gegierunss-
freiien giebt man 5u, oaB bis iebt
fein 8etpeis fir oie 3erftorlnlg oes
Gannpfers u@ulfliebt" ourf) eli,
oeutibes ltnterieeboot norbanoen lei.
aud iuiiie man ilift. Oh Ser CANT
pier oie omeritanifde Stagge iue6en
sebabt babe.
8ei 8lrcel, 9fla., tpur6en sluei
iunge 2ente Manrens Soc goiaio Uni
Sobn &oberts, angebliA aus SSor,
sBortb, bon eiilern 5ra9t8ug, auf oeE
fife fletter1 tDollten, iiberfabren. Gail
Iio fpuroe get0tet ltno 9fpberts lbluel
|terlebt.
@uonernenr Gapper BON San.
las bat angefiinoigt, ct meroe eine
unterlufltng Der lebten Wabl II
aalllas @itp pornebmeft. Cam bai
Ct bin6ngefiigt, oaB In aaniass gitt
|pieIlei6t S6Iinlmereg geldeben iel
als in Serre Soute.
9as ,@goaro Of Superpilors'
IN San 5rdncisco Bat 8eihliiIIe an
Ioenommen, ourb oie ser @oilper.
neur pon Georgia gebeten miro, sic
isber Seq 90. Sranf perbangte Sooes-
ltrafe IN lebenslangli6e 3udtbaus-
ltrafe ltrn5uipnnoeln.
Hoberf e. 2incoln, Der gor-
itbenoe oes 9ireftoriun1s Ser Buil-
man Gonnpatlp, bat Dor Ser aomnii=
ion fir Die 8erbdltrtiile i'm ssnou-
ltriegebiet erflGrt, onB er aud oer
slnlidt fei, Die uYorter~ in Den 9ull-
manpagen iollten einen feiten &C.
bolt befommen, ooB er aber tlidt
alanbe, oas EringgeIogeben meroe
1ann aitfboren.
9ie Sibung Der 9egislatur bon
Soniliond tit 81 elmer Grtralibung
elnbernfen tporoen Inn unter gln-
Germ aud oariiber su beTtinrmen, oh
eine nelie StaatsberfaiIling Dem
golfe CUR 9lbitinanung poraeleat iper-
ben ion 2ouiiiona perbraltd,t biele
Terfaiinngen. Die ietige it, tpenn
MIR niht irren crit Dor adtsehn
Sabren ongenommen. Dd lino mir
9eraner ooh before Wleniden.
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Rulfi1cbc 5ront auf n r11eilen 3erIt0r1

ten fat ii6 Die 9ertI1e Seenlanns=
fiiriorge i'm Safen BON SEEM OorI
etlti6loIien ourh oas ibrer 2eitlnlg
nno @artltng anpertraute 8eutitle
Seernannsbaus in @obofen 81. s.,
ons Ieta4guB ein Wiooen ber8nitel-
len Dos ben beriibn1ten Seefabrer
5l2 3olli groB naturgetrcu ipieoer=
glebt, uto ein fleines lho1leS
Sd)Hufltiif bartlett. Oie SerlteI=
lung oes .Mooells fam auh als ein
DeroienItpolles ltnterneblnen gelten,
tDeil oaolrA Seeleuten gei6aftigung
Sltteil miro, (Slrbeit lit beiler als 4l=
inoiett), uno bed iebt ooppelt ftarf
In slniprld getlomnlenen ltnteritiit 4
ui1gsfaiie oes Seennannsbulties Elm
nillfonmener 3uihuB 5uflieBt. Ser
8reis oes Mooels lit auf einen bal
ben Dollar angeIebt. Eoitfreter Ser
ianpt bel borberiger @inienbung oes
getrages iiber oie Ser. Gtaoten. ge-
|ftellungen bittet man on oas 9eutihe
Seemamsbalts, Sobofen, sc. s., 60
ga 5uoion Str, gu rt6ten.
gerualtiing Geutides Geemams
beint, slbteiltng Seelnannsbilft
o@nnoen~
M esr,bar
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aarit 1ltbtridt.

f
Mnf "a MeiIen lit bic r,liii=
DIE Sront in 8eit : 0ali5ieH
niebersebruhen.
10000 @efansenc iollen Die
9eutidDem in @eit Galisien
gemad]t baben. Sie 9fmTen
iuerben iuabrldeinlidJ 0ali5iegt
nnO bic Garpatlen rannen
ntiifien.
Die 9eiitiden beicteR lit
sIanoern fiinf Srte.
Aiberipredlenbe stadridJtcn
fpmmet bon ben Garoameliea.
Die Milfiem supllcn Die Siir-
fen an Der periiidJen Urense
bcficgt babem.
Die Geiterreider beginner
nebnten ben Sampf sescn Die
Geiterreidjer iuieber auf.
Geiitid)e llnterieeboote ser-
itDren 6fei iueitere emgliide
Jiid]oampfer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-05-05

9as p9erIiner SaseblattM imeloet
bic rnifiidle Jront lei amf einer Stref.
fe Don "a Weilen pollitamois nieoer-
4 gcbrpdJen. Die rmiIiifJe Seeresleitnuc
aiebt 5u, BAH bic 0entidJen uno Ce,
iterreidJer iiber ben Snnajee aegan.
gen iinS. SIN Often bei Seu Sarpa.
then uno tint Strpj 9ebiet iimo luie.
Der id)arfc Wefedte i'm Wauge.
slns Berlin ipiro eeueI6et, oie
yniIen batten MIR in W0rlice Sen glu-
sriffem Der 9eutiden Stano ge6alten,
aber aud SieIer Grt ipnr6e BON oe;l
Sentid]eH nad) idJarfen Gtrafenfam.
pfem beiett. Bon elmer rniIiidjen Ii
uiiipn luiirben nlle Stabsuffisiere, ciu-
idtIiehIid) iiebcn 0enerale, aetSte.
uber per1unn6et. Die meiiten Solon.
ten, bic aefangen senpmmen tunrSen,
trngen Sploatenutiiken, aber Gipil-
fleionHg.
S;e ytnd)rid)ten iiber oea aroi;en
G;es Der Orntidrn Mno Ceiterrcid,er
i.tcr he ylnifen tn Neit Walisien
iailten tntiiter siinitiger. Nms 8iea
irtro pon 10000 rmiiiidjen 0efanse-
iie1t senieloet, aus Berlin pun 2I,-
a)O. aitheroein inb grofr Iensen
BON eeld,neen, Wten iprid)t bon %
&anonen nHo "a WfaidliHen @e.
pegren, oen Ssntlden nno Deter.
reigern IN ote 2dnoe sefapen.
6nsliidDc SepeidJeu seben 81, oas
bic Nniien IN TOlge Der Ietten GrfoI-
se Der Oefterreid'er nno 9entidlcr
ce5iunnsen lsin m0dten, iidj gan;
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Ans Merifo.

Nus Gl asaio miro gemeloet
General 0ro5co iei beridpllnoen. Gr
JET 5nlett nit orei geeleitern in
oem @rer5orte 6abens seieben NOR.
ben.
Sn @aibineton lit oie geahrid)t
etngetroffen baB Die @iaiitas 8onu-
co, nngefabr fiinf8ig @ieilen bon
Sarnpico entfernt, beiest baben.
slns gagIe 9aB miro gemeloet.
es lei eIne neue renolution1re 8eiue-
gung nriter@en. Sernanoe5 in Meriro
ertltanoen. Sernanoe5 bat nan
oIlenSiibrern geoient, sufeti
@iLla.
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OlHe StpeIu)e uuS SuTtu ueUuup=
tet, MDrianppel iei ppllitamoig upn
srnppem entbl6ft. Die Meiiten ieiea
mad Der 6albiniel @allippli seid)ift.
Der pielgsnannte 9iaDmunb Sluu-
bOoa, Sen man Ieinerscit anf Der
> Spmraine" perbaftete, fat pDr0eridt
anf's Gntidieoenite beitritten, baii
Ct Elm Sentider Spiou lei.
glns .6na iuiro gemelbet, Oentld)e
1tnterieebpute batten Srei iueitere
cnsliid)e JiidDampfsr seritOrt. Die
Sdiffe biefen rSplantbe", rSero"
mnO r@eitiuarb" So"; biegeiabnngen
iunroen gerettet.
gns Berlin ipir6 gemcl6et, bic
Tentiden batten In Gnrlamb 1000
9iniien sn Gefanseaen eemadJt. gie-
ielbe 9epeide melOet, oaf sic 9ent-
fd)en in Jlanbetn bier meme Steilma.
gen eingenDnimen bGtten.
Gle GngIGmber sebeu jett sn, bas
bic 9eutiden lire srnppen in Der
0egeub bon gpern porgeidjoben ia
ben nno 6nf bic 3inie jett ,ueitlidl
Ton 3pnnebefe lanft. Natiirlid titan
sem gansen Grfols Oas Gas fdnlS!
glns Berlin luiro gentel6et, oaS Die
Neiitiden In Der Gsgemb bon Yperu
fiinf nene Gtelfitnsen, 3ebeeotc,
3onnebefe, @eitbof, ben @alo uon
Tolpgonoms unb yspnnebufdjen be-
iebten.
ans 2onoon miro genieloet, oie
cngliiben Srlppen or1ngeit tueiter III
oas gerrain Der SaIbiniel @alIipoti
bor slIe sIngriffe Ser Siirfen ouf
Die eitgliiden SteIungen ieien suriid-
Gei6logcn. 9nralif bdtten oie gne.
ldnoer oie Sffeniibe ergriffelt uno oic
Siirfen aus ibren SteIlHnaen binaus-
getporfen. auh auf Dem aiiatiihe,t
Seitlnnoe riidten Die Erupenn Scr
Maiierten iDeiter Dor.
Die Siirfen baIten an Der gehatp.
tnns felt, bak iidj anf Der aiiatiiden
Seite Der SarSaneIen feline fein6li-
den StreitfrGfte mebr 6efinSen nno
baf iie amf Der 0allipuli Salbini.l
audi MIR aaba=Sebeb in Belts bGtteu.
Die 9infien bebanpten, he bGtten
ben siirfem anf periiidjem @ebiet na-
be Der Wren5e, in Der Uegen6 uon
Gilman, cine fdipere 9ieoerlnse bei-
gebradjt.
Mas Berlin ipir6 gemeIbet, Gin
-cemtldss 2nftidiff babe i'm Sample
NIT mebreren itnterfeebooten In Ser
gtorbiee eines Der 8oufe in ben WrunA
aebobrt mno iei Iel6it obme Sdjaoeu
oaDon gefommen.
Die italienifdje Hegiermns bat Of
fi5iell erflGrt, anseiid)ts Der 0eltlaae
t0unte Der St6nis mnb oas aabinst
9iom nidJt berlaiIen, mm Ser Gnt6iii-
lung oes @aribnlSiamer Genfmals
beisnfuobnen.
Der yarlamentsiefret6r 6es eng
ltldDen ariessminiiteriauls erflarte
I'm llnterbans bes garlaments, Die
Negiernns siebe es in GriuSgnrs,
abnlife Wfittel ansmiuenben, ipie Die
eritifenben Gaie, iueldJe bic GeutIdlen
beuattem. Gs mare bod ant, iuean
man enOlid) einmal cine genane ber-
iahlide Nad)rid)t iiber oieie 8aIe err
lislte. Bas man Bis iett bOrte, flau1
alles piel 5n pbantaitiidl nm seslan6t
81 iueroen.
Die rniiiidje yiesiernng Ioa be
td!oiIen baben, baf linlanb 1.8 Der
Sriegsfoiten tragen miiiie. gis iebt
iOa 5inlano nod nidlts sur Siibrnna
oes arieges beigeitenert baben, lue.
Der Soloatsn nod @elb,
Der engliidJe SdabfansIer 9Iobf-
@eprse erfl6rfe BET Der @urIesnna
Der Saosets i'm Barlament, oa6
irenn Der Sries ein sSabr oauern iuer.