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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-02
General Weather Cond,tIop,

WASHINGTON, AUGUST High tenn
peratures continued Sunday over the
central. Eastern. Southern and South
western portions OF the country. with
the highest reading of the present sum
Middle Atlantic district. There was,
however decided fall during the
afternoon in the Middle and South At
lantic States, due TO the thunder show
ers that occurred quite generally. and
extended westward into the Ohio and
able that during the next two davs
temperatures viii, not be quite so high
over the Middle and South Atlantic
states, and they will he somewhat
lower over the central portion Of the
country. 1t will be generally unset
tied. with quite general thunder show
ers Monday and also on Tuesday in
the South.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

shire sauce is made. are being con-
Quoted. with a view to Determines.
whether this vegetable which can he
and is raised in Germany. cannot be
used in the many prison camps
\ propaganda for and against this
variety OF bean has been conducted for
years by hygiene food experts and
ootanists. II is the contention OF its
sponsors that II can easily be used as
a complement TO Germany's other foods
ana that from II can be made food thar
will appeal 10 the European taste.
In the Far East tho sofa bean AL
ready is in great demand both for
human and animal food products. and
also for the oil il contains Next. to
rice. II forms one of the principal ar
ticles OF the food supply in some East
ern countries, especially when COM
hined with cereals and salt. II also
plays an important part in sauces and
spices. The milk from this bean an
proXimates ordinary milk in nutritiye
value, and cheese can be made from II
when combined with 30 or 40 ner
cent white -four, the meal of the sofa
bean lends itself to a tasty and nourish-
ing bread, which has been found to
be especially good for diabetes be-
cause OF the high percentage of al
buinen and fat contained. The roasted
sofa beans also make good substi-
tute for coffee The sofa plant forms
good fodder for cattle.
Exhaustive experiments with the sofa
bean have already been made at the
agriculture station of the University
Of Wisconsin. all tending to bear out
it is said, the contention of German
dieticians in favor of the bean.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-02
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Park Concert-Kcssnich's Munich
pal Bind. Oak Grove, s o'clock.
Common Council, City Hall, 8
o'clock.
Council Committee ON Streets, City
Hall, ; o'clock.
Political Rally, auspices Clay
Ward ASfives, City Auditorium, 8
o'clock.
LyrIc-P0pular vaudeville; mnti-
nee. $3.50; night, 7,45 md O,I5.
Standardization pictures, contin-
nous performances, IL morning to IL
night.
finuous performance, II noon to IL
night.
Isis-Motion pictures, continuous
performance, II morning to IL night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-02

% German squadron rained bombs on
the French flying ground near Nancy
this morning. In all. l02 missiles were
dropped and eighteen hits on tho
French hangers and tents were OBJ
served.
The British flying ground at St. Pol,
near Dunkirk. also was attacked, thirty
bombs being dropped
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Double Funeral Held.

60 TIC 1IItISS- DISPfttCII'
LfNCHBURG. VA, August 1.-The
bodies of Mr.. and Mrs. oliver O'Don-
nell. who were killed In a railway ac-
Gident near Johnsonville. Tenn. on
Thursday, were brought here for bur-
ial on Saturday afternoon, the double
funeral taking place from the home
OF Mrs. OConnelps parents on Bu.na
vista Street. conducted by Rev. Fl. L.
Cathey, pastor OF Bethesda Presby.e-
rian Church, and the interment was
at the Presbyterian Cemetery.
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Kansas Man Elected.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

IoFtVI"I To TIC fIIC'~ 1F"P"eCf j
LYNCHBURG. VA, August 1.-The
directors of the Lynchburg Y. NJ. c. 4.
have elected a. C. Knehr of Wichita,
Kas., physical director of the associa
ton, and he comes here September
to succeed NJ c. Salassa. who leaves
Lynchburg for the physical director
ship of the Hamilton. o.. association.
Carter Haley, of Kentucky. has been
elected to succeed c. NJ. Shepherd. as
boys secretary. Mr. Shepherd going to
the Bayonne. N. j., association.
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Bridge Is DESTROYED.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatchl
WOODSTOCK, VA. August 1.-The
wooden bridge spanning Stony Creek
ut Ednburg. on the Southern Railway,
was burned this morning. The struc-
ture was about 800 feet long. Ma
terial and help are being rushed to
replace II. transfer is necessary
until a temporary structure is com
plotted, which will take several DAYS
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Harold Lynn.


ISpeclaI 70 The Times Dispatch.1
LfNCHBCRG. VA, August l.-While
standing at a desk In the Office of Hotel
Carroll this morning at IL o'clock
Harold. the eldest son OF w w. Lynn.
the proprietor, died suddenly of heart
trouble. from which he had long been
sufferer. He was twenty-five years
Of age, and a graduate of Washington
and Lee. He is survived by his par
ents. two brothers and three sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-02
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

a A Called Communication of Man
Xxx chester Lodge, No. IA. A F. &
room. corner Of Cowardin Avenue and
Hull Street, MONDAY AFTERNOON,
August 2. at $3.50 o'clock, to pay the
last sad tribute of respect to our de =
ceased brother, Beverly H. Morrissett.
BY order of the Worshipful Master.
JOHN r. ROBERTSON,
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

Mrs Mamie Jay, wife of Edward Jay,
head machinist ut The Times-Dispat ch
o!hce. died Friday night in Johns
Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore, after
brief illness
The funeral will take place from the
home OF her mother, Mrs. August Gisin,
1916 North Chester Street, Baltimore,
this afternoon at 1 o'clock, and inter
ment VIII be made in Baltimore.
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Mrs. Ida Owen Tolle,.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHBURG. VA, August 1.-SIrs
Ida Owen Tolley. wife of Thomas O.
Tolley. aged sixty-eight years. died at
her home here on Saturday after a Ions
illness.
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The Weather
Local Temperature Yesterday.

u noon temperature. ....... So
- H. ~ temperature. ............. "a
=. VI. temperature. ............. a
MaNlmum temperature to r. NJ 90
SSIlhi!huin temperature to r. NJ. 68
Mean temperature . 81
Normal temperature ........ 10
Excess In temperature yesterday. 3
bcncicncy III temperature since
March | ............. 2s5
ulated deficiency in tempera-
iure since January l... 1876
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-02
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twelve hours
Rainfall last twenty-four hours
Dchciency in rainfall since March
Accum ulated deficiency in rainfall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-02

Locnl Observation MT S r. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature. "a; humidity, s5; wind
direction. southwest: wind. velocity, ~:
weather, rain.
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his own thoughts. He knows that
British fishermen even close under their
own coasts now seldom hy anything
but the Dutch colors.
by 3 T. NJ his mission was at an
end He had received orders 70 be back
at the hangar before dusk, but the
weather being so favorable. he tele-
raphically asked permission 10 act on
his own initiative and profit by the
favorable opportunity, Agreed was
the reply
Continuing his flight to. the north
west. he determined To deliver blow
aGains, the English coast. II was yet
twilight when he approached England,
and assembled 10 a height OF 1900
meters. in order to keep out of sight
OF tho watchful eyes on board Eng
lands guardships. Through a rift in
the clouds n destroyer could be seen
making the round OF guardships.
There was nothing yet TO be seen of
the land. but a blackish mistiness on
the distant horizon was recognized by
trained eyes as smoke from the
chimneys OF an industrial district.
The skipper now knew that he had
steered n true course. and that mis-
Observation-Disclosures with enemy dock
yardS-waS before him.
''He remained above the clouds until
dark, then, pushing on 10 the coast, he
detected in the dying daylight the two
moles marking the mouth of the river
which he was seeking. Almost stimuli
taneously came flashes of artillery fire
from below. The rudder swung round,
and, steering past the attacking for
tress, the airship was over the yards.
arsenals and munition factories The
airship's gunner lay on his face by
the sighting apparatus. and fired at the
targets over which he was being
steered. There were now flashes be-
meath us which did not proceed from
the enemy artillery. The displacement
of air, due to a tremendous explosion
was felt in the Eondola. Below us -
large factory was seen to collapse upon
itself The windows of the other
workshops suddenly became dark.
1.-The men in the gondolas were nm
der the impression that they could see
policemen hurrying through the streets
with cries of warming, because house
after house was suddenly swallowed in
darkness, until the town and suburbs
were in complete obscurity.
But the work was done After
making observations for half an hour.
the return journey was begun The
weather was clearer, but bitterly cold.
The skipper sank to an altitude of only
100 meters above Helgoland, and was
helped by the moonlight along the
German coast. Above Norderney the
maps were again requisitioned, and
then straight overland for the hangar"
EXHAUSTIVE EXPERIMENTS
WITH THE SOFA BEAN
Protracted experiments with the
Japanese SOY" or sofa" bean, out of
which, among other things, Worcester
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-02
NOISE LIKE THUNDER
WHEN ZEPPELIN STARTS
Writer in Cologne Gazette Give.
Description OF Raid on
English Coast.
JOURNEY ENDS AT TWILIGHT
Airship Flies Over Yards, Arsenals
and Munition Factories, While
Gunner Fires ut Targets Over
Which He Is Being Steered.

BERLIN, August IA writer in the
Cologne Gazette gives n description Of
raid By Zeppelin on the British
coast. He says:
1T was barely growing dusk when
Lieutenant Commander u, in COM
mand of l. a. stands for Luftschiff.
airship), received an order to cruise on
the morrow in a northwcsterly direc-
ton in the latitude of Terschcllipg.
He gave the necessary orders. and next
morning early entered the hangar.
Tho crew OF two deck officers and
twelve noncommissioned officers. was
already at work with a group Of men.
under the orders Of the officer of the
guard.
The lieutenant looked to see that
everything was in order. Sailors in
the gondolas tested the motors. Their
looks betraying their love for the en-
G!nes under their care. One of the Of
hcers satisfied himself that the supply
OF petrol was complete. while the other
superintendcd the carriage of bombs
and incendlary missiles into the gon-
doIas
The skipper climbed in, and. after
"a brief inspection. expressed his salts
faction with "A nod. and then descended
to the ground.
There was silence in the great hall.
The men who hold down the vessel
were in their places. The crew were
n, their stations
The officer in charge reported all
in order 10 tho skipper, who called
out instructions 10 discharge the water
ballast. There was rush Of water.
and the vessel gradually rose above
her props and foatcd.
The captain paced her whole length,
scanning her with careful eye. Then
he climbed into the front gondola and
ordered her to be taken out The lieu
tenant repeated the order, 'Airship for
ward and the men with the mooring
ropes ,owcd her into the open. a gust
of wind outside caused her 10 sway.
She ;uggcd ut her mooring ropes like
an impatient siccd champing at it's bit.
a cry OF Attention a long. shriil
blast from the hoatswain's whistle, the
last ropes were dropped, and almost
simultaneously the cngine-room tele-
graph signaled motors full speed
ahead
with noise like thunder, the pro-
pe!lers sprang into life. the vessel shot
forward and upwards.
me IolWiIf eD!Ncid Itst!Hblcu
nothing so much as the bridge Of a
wnrship, and, as in the chart house Of
:. cruiser. SO the skipper now bent over
his maps.
The ship In its ascent soon cleaved
her way through banks OF clouds. The
sun shining through them upon the sea
facilitated steering. With his eyes
upon the shadow OF the vessel and q
piece Of wood hanging loose az the end
OF :. string, the skipper was able to
reckon his speed ana the strength OF
The wind. II the weather is dull and
the airship Is above open water, only
practice and seamanlike instinct can
help the commander 10 a knowledge Of
his position lie must also reckon not
only with the prevailing wind. but with
threatening changes. \ strong current
from the direction OF home might make
his return very difficult.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-02
PROVIDES FOR HIMSELF
AND AIDS HIS C0UNTR1

1T would be fine thing for every
citizen Of this country to save money
enough to provide in comfort his old
age; that is an admirable purpose in II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-02
GOES IN STRAIGHT
LINE TO NORTHWEST

This time. however. the vessel ad-
varced in a straight lire 70 the north
west. a number Of hshinE vessels
could he seen NJ sea. all flying the
Dutch flag. but the skipper thought
his own thoughts. He knows that
British fishermen even close under their
own coasts now seldom hy anything
hut the Dutch ColorS.
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Ijest bic 2fniidt aus, bnB bic Inter
bre4una Des SeIegrapbieOertebrs 3ipis
l6en S9lpeoen unb RuBlanb nit Der
EoH5sntrtruna rufiiider Sruppen in
i5irnlunb. an Der i4tpsbii8en @rens
&c au tbun babe. Die 3eitunsen
balten es au9 fir tpabrfaetnli6, bab
etns a6nli6e Semonftration bon bril-
tllber Seite gemo9t tperben pirb,
neil S6Deben ni6t Willens 1T, iiA
bon Gnelanb unb Rublanb 9oridrifs
ten mofen All laffen.
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lNarum bic ruifiihe4n
uid,t einberufen ipnrbe.
Z M Rubfaub f9sin.n Dis'
berluru6ensuberr den.

w ~ ~ T" -
Berlin, IA. Ds3. anf oraRtlolsH
Weae mad Sappills, q. y. Die llsoer'
Zee Ra4ri6ienaeentur iast. pab osr
mirllibe 9ruuo, aug utI4em Der 3u'
iamm.ntritt Der Dunn auf unbs'
iiimmts 3.it binaussei9pbsn ipuroe
ben isi, Sab Der auiI.r 0ifoIaus MD
piinI9s, bab bic 9ama ii4 sur leBi'
uen 3eit nit ben i'm 6auie eiugersi4
len Rsformbcrlossn bei6iftise, bic tr
Der lsbtsn Ssfiiou cine 10 berporra'
aenSe Rolle ipielien.
Der 9slesrapbenpertsbr Sfpiidsr
Rubknb unb Shpscea. Der isit eini.
osn losen untsrbro9en III. III nod
ni6t lpieber bergeitelIt porben. Die
Rodridtenagsntur fiibrt biss auf irl'
mere unrubsn in Rublaub suriid.
Berlin, ID. Des. gtuf brabtlo'
fem Wess naeb 9uderton, y. Q. Die
inpsoiI4sn 9eitunsen1. iast b,
iisssrjss gsn6rt1&srasntaf, sSradsn
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Muf Der 0allipnli.6alb.
sJniel
5iHbeu furtwGbrenb Irtiaeriesefe@te
iiatt.
Ingriffs Der griten Bel SebbuI gabr
nit i4pereH 8erIufteN fiir bic
9ritteN ubseidIageu.

& Rpnfantin pei IA. Des. -
usber aOHoou. - Die foIeenoe pffi=
5isae gstaHHtma9uus purbe am
Oisnitas Dom tiirtii5en Rriessminis
lterium srIafeu:
Bon Der SratfroHt in Wsiopotas
misn 1T ni4ts Reues sinsetrOffsh
~an Der tautaiii9sn Gront tpuroen
an me6reren Buntten ueberrampes
luHssperiu9s persiteIt.
ratn Der SarOuneIen Sront beIc5ob
sin feinoIi9sr paHssrtreuSer, DON eis
nem Yeo6a9tunssbaIIon unteritiiBt,
IRiere POfitionsn BEL Qnafarta. uns
isrs Irtiaerie antiportete barauf, ins
Dem lie in erfoIsrei9er Deiie bic
feinoli9sn 9rdbeu unb gattsrien be-
iaob. 2Iu9 BEL ari guruu fanbeu
bsftiss atrtilsrisssfe4ts itatt. Bel
SsobuI gabr bef9ob in Der Samitas
gsaat Der 5stnb uuiersn Iiutsn 5Iiis
gel in beftiser Weiie. Gm GOnntas
periu4te Der Geino. ua6 Oorbersssans
ssHem absrmaIisen beftisen gom6ar.
bsment. sinen &nsriff Der aber itnelI
untsr bem Geusr unierer artileris qua
iammenbra6. Der JeiHo mar, no9s
bem er Iapere 9srluite erlittsn, ses
5punsen, iid in feline @rdbeu Sariids
su5isbeu.
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an bic aus Der &c., 60, 81. 65.. SO.
nub 81. Brigade beffaHoeu, bic polls
itdnbis sei@lasen ipurben = auf bem
Mid5us Gddiibe unb gepbre I'M
Stide Iafsub. Das sanae SAladts
fsIb mar NIT Riliidrausriiituu Stiff
fen bebsdt. SOueit iinh 200 briiii6e
Gefansene einsebradt iporbeH, /.
Him bar6 feds llbr bfestM mir
Giecseli. Gbe bic Jrausoisn iid 5ra
riidsOsen, itsdtsu iie bic aaierneu unb
bic Stabt in graHb, 5Iammen nit
5iDsi 9OIpiiaIrH; AUDI ippengten iie
bic iibsr ben garbaE GIub fiibrenSs
IGiieubobnbriide fiibii& Don GicoselL
Die 3abl ber GefanseueIl Die bic
ariessbeuie II NOD ui9t fefssiteIIt
norbert
Die qrmee bss Generals Sarrdil
purbe DON Der DoiraHsGiroseIi aiuie
nu9 Der srisdii9su Greuse suriidsss
tDOrfeu. % ifi am pIass, bier er.
pdbut au iperbsn, bab bic fraus6iis
f&eu 9ruppen bel tapferer tGmpfieu,
ala bie 9rifeu.
-JH ben sehuidsiseH Operationsu
um @arbar GIuB unb am aaraFu
GIub itaISen unfersn sruppen $4,000
Jransoien unb $1,000 griien NIT 600
sysIbgeidiisen. 13O Gsbirssseiaiissn
unb 80 fdpersn 9aubiseu ssseniiber.
Der Asf Der ferbii9su armes, bic
ii9 DON 9itolic aug iiber S9riba unb
Gtruga nad gfbanien suriid,os, na4s
bem iie bei S4riba sefhIasen iDorben
mar. sos ii9 aaf bas Iinte llfer Der
Orina suriid. ale iiber ben GluB fii1s
rtnben griidsn 5sritOrsnb. Siiblid
non Strusa sriffsn mir bic Serbsn in
kftiser Meiie on unb nabmen 400
Nann ssfanssn unb erbeuisten cine
auSabl Gsidiiss. llni.re Sruppen
perfolgen bic Serben in Der Riatuns
auf Gfbafan.
sDie Wobiliiation Der bulgariiden
4rmse ipurbs am %. September auees
tiinbist. Die aOnssntration besann
feds Gage fpdter. Die sritn aGurpfe
nit ben Serben ianben am IA. Otios
Der itatt. Disrsis Gage ipdtsr. am
%. Robem6sr. mar bic ierbiId,. armee
BEL priitina befinitiu seibIasen unb
fiber bic albanif4e Grsn5e ssporf.u.
9tm 20. HoDeubtr fpurbsn bsi priss
rtnb unb aulaIuna bic lsbisn Refte Der
ferbii@en armes, bic iid nod auf fer,
btf&em gObeH ttfanbeu. ssfansen ses
ncmmeu.
9fm 8. Desember bssannen bic
RGmpfe am garbar unb 2araFu DiuB
sestn bic Gransoien unb Briten. SIN
Gaufs BON sehn aasen mar bas grs
pebitionsbeer bes Generals aarraiI
stfdlasen unb auf nsutraIss Gsbiet
suriidseipOrfsn. efm II. Ts5ember mar
gang Wa5ebouisn pom 5eiHoe bsfrsit.
-Hi4t Elm einsissr feinbIider SOls
bat befinbst ii1 mthr auf masebOni,
fdem gOben. Dies mar Der Sag Der
'sefrsiuns. Die Dsrfolguns bss gsin. |
w. uasbs iaisst siassiisiIA |
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Ole NgonteMesriner tpeites
sssrii6a aeSrdmst.
Dsn ptiierreiGern faIlsr
abermaIs mebr ala $500
Gsfansens in bic
6dnbe.

gerltm H. Dss. llsbsr aonbon
Die 5finreiHii& uusarif&en 1rup'
pen. bic i'm n5rbIiGeu WlOntenssrr
Dorriidtn, brdnssn bic Montenesriner
INNER ipeiter suriid. ipie bas aus BEN
am Nisniiaa Der5ffentli&tsn offisisI'
I'm BsriHt Der OtsrIisn 9ssresIeiiuua
Psrborssbt. an ben onbsrsn Gronten
but iid niHis qDi&tisss ereisnst. Dsr
tetftfftups geridt luuist I'm mcrtIaui
ME folst:
.giuf bsm psifIidxn ipie bsm 5itIi.
&sa arisssi9aiplaS bat ii& ui&ss
@I4 4tigaB 'sssiensA
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Sie Staliener greifen ims
iiter mod biz Diterrei6]is
fben Stellungeu an.
Sbre SffsnifDe 1T aber iest nur eine
gang f4pa9e.
Sn Wontenegro ba6en bic Seiterreis
asr tpeitsre 230o gefanssns
gema9t.

Wtsn, IA. Deg. = neber Con,
bon. - Der am Disnitas bonn 0Iters
ret9rl4@ungarii6n ariess MiniIts
rum OsrOffentli4ts gsri6t iber bic
nsueitsn greisnifIe auf bem Griess=
l3auplas lautet ME folst:
pom ruffif4en ariegsiSauplas
1T niats Wi6tises gu melDen.
nStalienif4er arisssf9auplas: ssn
Der gsdbe bon 9iubicaria iesen Die
Staliener ibrs aneriffe fort. Wlebrere
idtpaae 2lnsriffs iinb abssI4lassl1
Dorben.
Gin sbsil Don @Orisia, an Der
na9 SaRtt peter fiibrsnbsn Strabe
futrb ipKbsr bon Der fsiHoIi4en 4rtil.
Isrie bef6ofIen.
nSiib0tli9er &riessi9auplas: Sib=
DtIi9 bon plsolje, in RontenearO,
baben uniere sruppen bic montene=
srtniI4en SteluHgen auf bem Drama
9Ora Berg eritiirmt. Sn Der SsseHb
bon 8erane BADEN mir tpeitere 2300
9efundene Qemad1t.
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| aoHbon. IA .De5. - Die nGdfs
grobe SdIadt pirb IN aIIsr @abr=
iaeinlidteit In GrieAenlaRo ssidIasen
ipubeu, troB Der 9emiihuussn bss aDs
niss DON Grie&aaIanb. isiHsm 2anb
bic Sdredsn oes ariege5 gu eriparsn,
Die britiideu uHb fransDIii6eu
5ruppsn, bic BON ben 9ulsar.H aus
bem iiibIiden Serbien pertriebsn ipur,
ben. naberH iia iest SaIoniti, nd fOrt-
Ddbreub 9eriidrtuuseu selaabst psre
ben, pdbreub bic iie perfoIseubeu Bull
sareu. iuie aus Depddsn beroorssbt,
bic in Rpm uub paris aHssipmmea
fub, berrits bie gtRdiIdr @reuse
iiberi4ritteu babtu. Siae Isstsrs
Ha1ridt Derurfudt eiuiss usbrras
i9uns. ba man slaubte, bub EN- ioIs
des 9prssbeu Der 9uIsaren bic 9ries
den propo5iren uiiros, aTb boB in
lyoIgs beHeu, iDsnn bi. Gntsutssaluiirs
ten ibrbaispt Biz na4 GdIouiii pers
foIst perbeu rriirbeH, birie aufsd6e
ben Seutfden uno 0efsrredeH qua
fallen ipiirbe.
Die Gage Grisdsnlarbs 1T IN biz
plomatii4er 9inii4t NOD cine fdtpies
rissre seipOrbeu. i.iibem 0eutidIano
bic birette anfrass ssit.ai bai, OBJ bas
srisdii4e aabinet niai bic gsnuBuus
srisdifden Gsbists fit trisssriids
Operatioueu ieitsus oer 4niirtsn aIs
cine @erlssung Der RsutraIitdt aHiebe,
unb bieie alnfraSe fdsint anaubeuisn,
bab bic Deuii9sn bic 4btdi babsH,
iid an Der @sriolsuns Der sluiirisn in
sris4iides Gebiei su beibtilissn. Rau
sIaubt bier ober. bab bic D1iii6eu
ui9t fsbr Diele sruppeu in bisiem
5bsile Der BalianbalbinIel baben, oa
Der srSbte 9Fil bss peutf@en Sssrss
na4 Ruitfdui ssiaidt iuorben III. als
es idieu, bab es nit Der Hrpaiiou
@ulsdriens ieitens Der Ruifn GrnIt
iperben ipiirhe uRb bab baber Sors
Idufis bic gnteniessruppen nur bic
9uIsaren gu fiir6tenbabsn, neil bic
Oeiterreider INNER nod in albanisn
unb Wsontenesro bei4dftist finb. Gs
IN aufs Reus bebauptet tporbsn, bab
bic Stdliener cine Qrmee an Der albas
nif9en aiiits seIanbet bditen, I'M ben
Serben uHb Montsnesrinsrn au Silfe
gu ion,meb bod 1T bieie Ra@ri9t
ebenfo iptnig btiidiist tporben. ipis bic
friiheren Telbuusen Stder grt unb
iis eriatnt aud aIs unwabridrinlid),
benn es IN betanui, Sab bic Sialisnsr
senlis su tbun babsn, I'M bic 9erlufs.
bic iie an Der 5iterrsidiihn GrOni sr'
Ieiben. su erisbsn.
9luf Der GanipoIi SalbiMel finSen
faft ununtebrO@eu admpfe itatt. Die
Siirten mtIben. bab fie sinen ansriff
uilf ibren re4tsn JIiissl Bel Gebbul
9abr suriideelpieieu babeu. Der tiir'
tiite OffisielIe geri4t iast, baB iid
bel autsgIsamard. no bic Siirten bic
britii1sn 1ruppsn belasern. bic iid |
non 9usDub suriid5ieheH nubtsn, |
nidis Rsuss srsisust babe Man bGIt |
has fas siu aaosEausuib sss irasssa |