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The Washington times., 1915-08-12
|S|NK BRITISH SHIP
AND THEN THEIR own
German and British Auxi|iaries
in North Sea BattIe-Both
Sunk.

LONDON. Aug. 12-The small armed
patrol vessel, II. M. 8. Ramsay, met the
German auxiliary warship Meteor In the
North Sea on Sunday and there was an
engagement-a naval battle OF signifi-
canoe. II not Of great Importance. be-
cause II was the first clash In those
waters for several months.
Details are menger. All that Is known
Of the engagement is the admiralty
somewhat laconic report that the Ram
say was sunk and that five officers were
lost.
The victorious Meteor. however. did
not long survive. A squadron OF quick
British cruisers. attracted by the can
vessel. The Meteor's captain realized
that he had no chance, and preferring
to sink his own ship to having 1t fall
into British hands. ordered his men to
take to the boats. and then dynamited
Following is the admiralty's report Of
the engagement:
III. NJ s. Ramsay. a small armed
patrol vessel. was sunk by German
armed auxiliary steamer. the Meteor.
sunday in the North Sea. Four officers
and thirty-nine of the Ramsays crew
were saved.
1.-THE Meteor was subsequently sight
ed by a squadron Of British cruisers.
AHc OVISeI lhaS
escape was impossible ordered his crew
to abandon. the ship and then blew her
up"
The Ramsay was the British steam
ship of that name owned by the Bolton
Steamship Shipping Company. She was
requisitioned by, the British government
and turned into a patrol boat last No
vember.
The Meteor was formerly owned by
| the Hamburg-American Steamship Com
pany, and was comma ndepred nv the
German navy at the outbreak OF the
war.
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
Germans Are Held Back
In Furious Fighting on
FrancO-Flanders Lines

PARIS. Aug. 12.-Trench-to-trench
fighting with grenades and large 3ombs.
with heavy artillery rocking tho whole
region, makes the combats being wased
al lound Verdun the most furious on the
Franco Flanders battlefront In the post
fortnight.
Official dispatches this afternoon re-.
ported the repulse OF two determined
night attacks by the Germans near
Maria Therese and Char
meuse. The Crown Princes troops are
hammering hard at the French posi-
tions near Vienna Vienna 10 Chateux.
La Pretre woods. In the Pont-a-Mous-
son region. have been the scene OF des-
perate fighting In the last twenty flour
hours, the Germans piling UP heaps of
dead against the French blockhouses.
In the Vosges region a German attack
on the French trenches at tho sumit OF
Lingekopf was repulsed by shower OF
grenades.
Bomb actions and cannonading con-
ttnued throughout the night around
Souchez, the war office reported.
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
Burleson Names Twenty
As Postoffice Inspectors

Postmaster General Burleson today
announced the appointment Of twenty
postofiice inspectors. at salaries Of 81 500
q year, and Is a day for expenses. All
Of. the appointments are to vacancies
created by promotions The appoin:ees
are Robert NJ. Organ. Of Alabama
Charles c. Taul. Of Alabama; George c.
Welch. Of California; Roy NJ. North.
and Eugene s. Smith. of Georgia; Wal
ter L. Olson. Of Illinois: d. J. Daniels.
Of Louisiana: J. J. Burke. and William
Rittelmeyer. Of Alabama; Frank F.
Flora. c. B. Webb. Burton F. Smith,
and Ernest o. Hallock. Of Missouri ].
NJ: Murray. Of New York; L: Brigham:
Ct North carolinai r M; Jeusins, Of
vania, and Walter E. Irish. Of Vermont.
The Washington times., 1915-08-12

move through the Balkans. The Turk
ish- h-German armies will then march
proclamation said. and throw the Chris
tians who threaten Islam into the sea.
The recent German successes around
Warsaw have aroused the greatest en-
thusiasm here. The Constantinople
newspapers are broadly limiting that
Turkey win soon resume the campaign
against the Suez. canal and Egypt. init
mating that Turkey may shortly de-
clare war on Italy. 1t Is reported that
messengers have been secretly dis
patched to all Islamic countries. par
ticularly to Egypt. Abyssinia. Tripoll
and Tunis, announcing that the Turka
and Germans are everywhere successful
and that a holy war against the Chris
tians Is about to be begun.
The Austro-German victories have
bolstered I'D the confidence Of the
Young Turks. who are now adopting a
more belligerent attitude toward Bul.
garia and the other Balkan states
Some of the Turkish leaders now openly
discuss the possibility Of retaking
Thrace. Macedonia. and Albania with
German aid. A more aggressive CAM
paign against the Armenians Is being
planned.
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
Elimination Contest
For Dancers Tonight

Elimination contests and selection OF
the couples to compete in the final con-
test for the hesitation and one-step
gold medals will be held at Glen Echo
tonight The Anal contests and award
Of medals will take place tomorrow
night Both events will be held ire
spective Of weather conditions. as the
management desires to award the prizes
according to the original schedule.
Miss Lovina Virgin. with Andrew
Ridgeley as a dancing partner. were
awarded the gold medal dancing prize
for "the one-step champion" at Glen
Echo last night There were twenty
three couples in the contest.
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
Daring Italian Attack
Sweeps Austrians From
Mountain Trenches

ROME. Aug. la daring attack by
two bereaglieri companies in the full
glare Of Austrian searchllghts on Tues
day night swept the enemy from
strongly intrenched height at Monte Sci
Bust. General Cadorna reported to the
war office today.
The bersaglieri charged without fir
ing a shot, routing the enemy with their
bayonets. The position, however. was
made untenable by frightful fire from
Austrian artillery on surrounding peaks.
and before dawn yesterday tho Italians
withdrew after first wrecking the enc
my's works.
At several other points on the Carso
plateau, Austrian attacks have been re-
pulsed. the Italian commandsr-in-chief
reported.
"In the Cadere region Monday we re-
pulsed strong enemy attempts to ad-
vance toward seikofel: and also toward
Fonte del Rimbianco." said the official
report. I'm Carnia, Austrian attacks
on tho entire front were repulsed. We
advanced slightly at Plavruidness dur
Ing Monday night. and on Tuesday by
heavy artillery and infantry attacks"
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
TWO WOMEN SAVED
: FROM BLAZING HOME
Mrs. Eta Herson and Miss Anna
Rencer Carried Down Lad
ders BY Firemen.

Four fremen carried Mrs. Eta Her
son and Miss Anna Rencer down lad
ders from a second story porch at 152
Eleventh street early today.
Fire broke out In a grocery store on
the first floor. driving the two women
who were sleeping In Mrs. Herson's
apartment on the second floor, to the
rear porch. The smoke was rolling
about them and they were about to risk
jump when the firemen appeared.
Two ladders were raised and Capt P
]. Hollohan. Lieut.. o. Leaman, and
Privates II. w. Weston and F. Koch
took the women down
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
CHARGE PACKERS
WASTE FOOD FISH
Department of Justice Begins In
vestigation In Alaskan Can
merry Region.

Official investigation Of charges that
big packers are wasting the food fish
Of Alaska has been instituted by the
Department Of Justice at the request OF
the Department Of Commerce.
The United States district Attorney
in Alaska has been instructed to begin
proceedings against the packers who are
charged with use of illegal traps and
methods of supplinR their canneries.
Charges were made against the pack
ers by agents of the Alaskan fisheries
service and were transmitted to the De-
partment Of Justice by Acting Secretary
Of Commerce Sweet
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
Kicked By Colt; Is
In Critical Condition

Howard ]. Ryan. vice president Of the
H. L. Ryan Lumber Company. is in a
critical condition at the Georgetown
University Hospital today as a result of
a kick received yesterday afternoon
while training a colt on his farm near
Rockville.
The animals hoof struck Mr.. Ryan
above the right eye. fracturing his skull.
He was operated on Immediately after
being taken to the hospital and passed
a restless night, but improved during
the morning. Mr.. Ryan lives at 1915
Spring road northwest
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
Turks Told German
Army Is To Be Sent to
Defend Dardanelles

CONSTANTINOPLE. Aug. by
courier to ka).-Proclamations de-
claring that Germany is preparing to
send an army to fight with the Turks
at the Dardanelles are being circulated
from the mosques here.
The Kaiser plans a speedy ending of
nopls Turks were told then Q quick
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
indictments Sustained
In Election Fraud Cases

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. H-Spe-
cial Judge Eichorn. OF Bluffton. today
sust aimed all lfive minor counts Of the
indictments which charge Thomas Tag
CART. Democratic National Committee
man: Mayor Joseph e. Bell. Chief OF
Police Perrott and moro than 100 others
with conspiring 10 corrupt the Marion
county elections.
Forty-three counts were sustained.
The Washington times., 1915-08-12

visited rs per cent Of all Serbian hos
pitals and found there no new typhus
clans say next month 1t might appear
again."
The Washington times., 1915-08-12

There are two dukes Of Mecklen-
burg. ono the Grand Duke Frederick
the other the Grand Duke Adolph
Frederick Of Mecklenburg- -strelitz.
The former is a brother-in-law Of the
German crown prince and Is gen
! eral in the Pruss!an cavalry. while
the latter Is colonel OF tho Prussian
army,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
AT A STANDSTILL

81 understand Miss Whatyoumay-
call is going to have a birthday party
this evening" the fat neighbor OBJ
served. T.. -.-.
yep" answered the thin neigh
Dor. I've been invited"
did she keep her last birthday"
Eyes, and I'll tell you in confidence
l dont believe she ever intends to let
go of it." j-..---=at-4
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
IN DIFFICULTIES

IN DIFFICUL les
Flows the family" fond par
ent was asked.
well, my children are at a diff
cult age now" s- ...
Difficult? Why, they've all pass
ed the measles and teething stage,
have they not?" -.......s.=s
Long ago. But you don't know
a fathers troubles. My children are
at the age where, if / use slang, my
wife says I'm setting bad example,
and if speak correctly the kids think
Pm a back number. Which would
you do?"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
AN EVEN BREAK

Jack had just been stung by net
tie.
Mother" he asked thoughtfully,
''if a bee got on nettle, would the
bee sting the nettle or would the net
tie sting the bee?" ....--
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
THE BETTER WAY

Can you send kisses in letters b
parcel post?"
81 think the recipient would rathe
have them by special delivery
New York Press.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
--O-O--
ANTICIPATING

ANTICIPATING
The Justice-Ten for exceedin' the
speed limit. Comm back this way?
The Victim-No. ......
The Justice Then it's twenty
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-02
--O-O-
KEPT BUSY

"She's a devoted mother"
Isn't she? For weeks she's been
sewing and getting Susie ready for
college" .'.
well, she'll have a rest after her
daughter goes" ..-.
.'''Wfll she? After Susie goes her
mother will be just as busy getting
a lot of clothes ready for her to come
home. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
PLAN To IMPROVE
YIN. C. A. COURTS
concrete Estainius Wall Beinz Erect
- and boulevard O. Be
Hrouzht o. Grade.

Improvement taat uuI rai oHiy add
srsattr Co. tbe appearance but also 20
rar lsefairsss of tae tennis and vol
IsF BAN courts are 40 prsssat we'll un-
der uay az ta- s.. g. C. A. TIE con-
e-sfr retaining vail is being erected
on fEr r1rth sif~ 1f tE~ vacant prop
eFsr uhirF vii make 90 possible 90
Increase fE~ truEtF OF tE~ tennis
courts ah1zt o. feet on Top ~ this
uaIt is tH b~ mounted an ir1u pipe
frame with viFv HettlnF as ths back
stop a e~mrat Sidewalk is being laid
from tt~ boys entrance 90 thr end o.
tr~ property line west 20 the building
Tie boulevard is 90 b. ETadci and
enc ojt stone and dirt taken out and
tEr space refuet with black dirt and
seeded. o. is probable that shrubs
end vines viii b~ p,aHt-l. go that the
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
40 WALK BURNING
SANDS TO SHRINE
tarzr Ciass tnffia'rd az kaaba Tsm-
ri- aad too Hssk leland Wrn-
trrs Present

JrFeefef e- eswrIs. sr@F 9u uae-
e-s. sr@~ af11t. aaf aIf Eaar5e.l close
lF s1 t1as tarF aol4iI gDt escape the.r
WFIE over rttr bgFuiEE sands 60
rsata Gates srrarE ns@isst11 Co Eaabs
sErtrs. perasrI ere streets os uaveg-
rr-r YESTERDAY Eff~reeo- ta company
wlta sa1s 500 members. Later in tts
~gr~sez tseT were trtt.stet iatp the
oefrr
Of sse sa~her prFserf af ttr esFe-
mer5rs ahoaF Ir1 were Rock Island
us=bers o. ere ssrie~ TIE parade
started ss ere tf1soair trEpir az &
e'eteeN ia ere affsrsooe as1 f1Ii1WiaE
a trr 90 uare6 throaEs the business
section ssf~t there. shsre 40 20
a.rl1cg a targErt was served
rnr eaeGtfatrs ueTe init.atsl at tEe
Caitsrsu.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
BOYS ARE BOUND
OVER FOR THEFT
Elmer Doris and Hugo Lausky. Dav-
euPort Youths. Charged With
Stealing Brass.

Elmer Doris and Hugo Lauslyy. two
Davenport youths. who were captured
iH South Rock Island last Saturday by
Albert schaum. an cmpioye of the
Sears power house. while tryiaE 20
carry away brass valued az si25. were
both bound over 90 the grand jury
this morning hy Police Magistrate
Smith on burglary and larceny charge
under 1900 bonds each.
Saturday afternoon Schaum sighted
the men. carrying a large sack be
tween them. leaving the storchouse al
Sears. go. shouted for them 20 stop.
huf instead they turned and ran.
dropping their loot After n chase OF
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23

Mattoon. nl.-In a battle between
s a. Edwards OF Decat-,r. deputy
game warden, and fish poachers at
Riverview park. Erie Threkeld. owner
and manager OF the resort, was ser
iously wounded. The exchange OF
shots occurred when Edwards and
Threkeld came upon four men seining
in the river The warden commanded
the men 10 come ashore. but the men
stood their ground and a shot was the
reply from the brush across the river.
About ten shots were exchanged. II
IS believed one OF the poachers was
hit
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23


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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23

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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23

uss wtii d. resolved a. ths mayors
c'r-r i1 ts~ eify of Rock fsfarf. at
% a ~. 1fsy e. 1915. f1r tsr canssruc-
tlrr oF s-frra vatrruaf's and S-iaeh
s-ser on Ttirtr seco1f. ThiFty -ihir4
art Tnf~tg- -fo1rth sgrwets. h~fv~ra
b. zhseeosh aaa Nirefe~rth avenues
"a y. sCtgRtvER.
gNGuI Tres. D. os l. !.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23
CIDE0NS ARRIVE
FOR CONVENTION
Aats Trio Thrauzh rri-Cifies VII
fstiaw Hs~tiaF % -atnrdaY
uaruinF.

. EesWe~e 200 saf GOO Cf-aas ~
~ state af llaofs wlT m-ef .s Rock
tslaaa aaf Wsfse famarrau f7r ere
tssh aansal eaagsaF.er af ere ars-r
Ths bas.a~ss srssfes raevra-s Er-~
a. . 2U Ie Frr morning. fr s fT ee
h~id sf ere IMMORTAL Christian es.raF.
ta ths arferg1an fs-rr wtlt s- al aass.
trfs through rsr rrI. .eiFles ast s1 ss~
rees tsitaf arseaat
A. q % a-eiaes t1 ere evening" a bar
gusf wfif se served E.FE a RI = Moore.
aasicGai sresf arf.rE al f7as..
master rt wrI nr followed arr
hour later WIN "a camp ere grorras.
Oeeuby raipits-
A eousreraf.aa service wHt Bel Fe.t
AZ gG r.a.s asrssF morning aF frr
ST. a. ast ar tHts ere EI08Fs
Of var'ags rHgreH-s ia H.ee tsltat
saf W5lsr sII b. fIrt bv visitors.
who wtt srrserE .ae oste1H cause.
wA4ca .s fs place a lfhir Ie every boz
eco raom f1 t5e state.
At o.e.seF eaafsF sffersaee mere
eut be mrrfrEa rsf men H Fhe 81 W
O. As .a nses Island aaf Ws.re ast
enc rrrFrar.aH WHI close w.ea Eua
uase mrrf.aFt sF tl .r Fer rvsa.ss
one wt. Hr sr.t tr f.r W-nar
ehrisf.sa ea1r.a F l.''t .s.taf fra
the etarr lta
ehtr
'e f
,ar re ..'HFaa 7
eame .-E-t 6farrtn
SATURDAY. session
~ NrHrt. .aff
ttis1t
W1rulaE session RI H.ssrr E..t
isaaaG Bf-s.fIHs
30 a. fstr5..a1 t.t fr.
tiaa ri members.
t1 a i'rrat.Hrt'
epf its'r NehfE
'o a. n
sf O. fos.. oh.
Ls % n tIi'1-a7r
l-iatase1 t ',. .aF
eh..Feh
A.''f sesi NE
state prre'irHt nr
t.t'g itrs IsE n.sl1-s 1' .Es.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23

|"00"-8| 7" I"T NTE"a|-
washieEtoa. %. g.. Assu 91-Pat-
ssss have fgss been rraEfsa % Aston
Q ssaEto % Rock tsIsE4. III on an
errne starter ana 90 A6dif steinblIb-
rr 90 Ec-s tsiars oa freadie f1T piago
rtfy.rr attachments
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23

several miles through the hills in
South Rock Island Mr.. Schaum finally
cornered the men in an clubhouse near
Twenty-fourth street and Twenty
third avenue. Both surrendered and
made no resistance.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-23

changes viii give the place an at
traetiy. look. Tennis courts viii be
ready for use 10 about 10 days time
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-25
5e(06ripfe.

9ieielben iperben oft nnter idIiuie.
rigeu ilmftdnoeH aeid,riebeH.
9ie Solbaten i'm Selbs, in ben
S6iibsnsrGbsn unb auf bem Marfde
perfGumen isIten, Den teuren ansebOs
risen au Sauie elm 2ebensoeidtn gu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-25

gelsien bsrleBte feline gfli6ten pols
lenbs erDbli9, als es BON ben enslis
fden 8enplImdbtigten bic nit gon5
unenslii6sr Qufri9tieteit eema9te
Mitteilung srbielt, @nslano perbe Die
beIgif9e NeutralitGt nift a9ten unb
feline Sruppen mad 8elsien aud bonn
einriidsn lafen. ipenn 8elsien es gar
nidt berlansen fOIIts. Sir ieben linz
parteiiiden 1T bic Sa9Iase sana tlar.
Ser beIsifbe 80nis Der ..nbste ii9 nit
ben gntentemG6ten, ni9t, um unpors
teiifb gu bletben, fonoern nm beren
Ma6t gu perer0Bern, tpeil er glaubte,
baB iis bic Stdrteren ieien, bislIeidt
ou6 aus @riinbsn Der Spmpotbie ober
dnberen Motiben. Der belgif9e &Ds
mig lit nidt Der erits, leiOer aud pabrs
fdeinIi9 ni9t Der Iebte. Der, bon ben
@nsIdnbsrn setGuidt purbe. Gr
ipiette Soaaro unb muB bic SoIsen
sere9teripeiIe trasen, tpsnn bic Wiirfel
gsgen ibn fallen iollten.
9lu9 profeFor 2Dffler itelIt fef,
oab 8elsien perpfli9tet mar, nit als
len MG6ten Qbma9unssn su treffen.
gr fiibrt ous, bab Gnslanb 8elsien
pie einen unmiinbigen bebanoelte, in
benz es ibm feline @Ormunbi6uft aufz
orGngte. England, oieIer Sort bes
Re6tes, biefer 9ef9iiBer Der Sdpa>
den, pilI 8elgien aud gegen feinen
@illen rIbiiben." Sir gnsIunb mar
8elgiens geutrulitGt nur Elm Dor
panb. Seine poIe als S6iiber Der
S6pa9en lit elm berGdtIides 9autels
fpiel. Gs i6ob bislmebr bas fleine Bel
glen por; es lieb bieies fir @nslanos
sSntereFen perbluten. Wenn nu9 ollen
GntbuGunaen England ols S@trms
berr bss @0lterre9tes iid uusgibt unb
70 ben boben Ramen bes Re9tes nib
brauGt, tann es nur BET ienen 9laus
ben finben, Die dusIdlieBli4 duf No6s
ri9ten aus ensliiher SueIle angstpies
fen Iinb. 9as MGr9en BON Der Neuz
iralttGt 8eleiens 1T burd bic neu Dsrs
Dffentlidten llrtunben enbgiiltig 5ers
it0rt tporoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-25
0om J11GuGeturm.

@s ift bsiannt, 6aB Der rMduIes
tirm" bel Binstn. on ben fia Die
Sage bonn Grabif9of Satto bon
Muina tniipft les CAB sfpsi GrsbiidOfe
bisies Romens). nit Wdufen iibers
boupt ni9ts gu hun bat. 9etpObnli9
ptrb Der Rams bes Surmss abseIeitet
bon bem Wprte rMaut," bas n3oa"
bebeutet, olIo Mautturm - 3ollturut.
gun madt aber Der naFauiids &C.
idi4tsforfder 0r. 6. Spielmann in
Der 3eitfdrift rRaFopia" barauf uufs
merffam. baB bas Dort .Maut"
Oberoeutf9 1T unb am Rbeine i'm nit
ttlolter ebenio unbefannt unb uneez
brdu4lid mar tpie beutautuee. Der
Rheinldnber fennt feline Spnns, Sems
mel, Stuue :. fonbern SOB. Ded,
8utteritiid @r fonnte uno fennt
AUDI feline Waaut." Die ri6tiss Obs
Isttuns bes Ramsns .MduIeturm" 1T
Die bon yMus," bos 70 pisI bsbeutet
ipie n@ebr." ulTo Musturm - @ebrs
turm, Seitunssturm. rWluisris" III
slsi4bebeutenb nit ~9sI9iib;" In aIz
ten Gbrpnifen tpirb geipro9.n bon
rWusbdufern" unb -MuIenmtiftsrn."
Der rMdufeturm@ ipurbe erft su ans
fang bes brei3ebntsn Sabrbunbsrs .rz
baut-ipGbrenb Satto 1. bon 891 Bis
913. Sotto II. absr bon 968 Bis $40
regitrte-uno er pur6e entipeber slsidbz
s.itis nit Der Syefte gbrenfeIs pber
.ttpos fpdter ongelsst, unb spar BON
benz Mainser grsbif9of Sifrib II.
bon Gppfein; sunGbit oiente Ct gum
SduBe Der bortissn Mainaer 9eFbuns
sen, erit in 5ipeiter 2inie als 3ou>
ftGtte. SIN Sabre 1856 lieB ibn Die
preubifde Resieruns aIs @9ifFFabrtss
isndIturm neu uusbauen, tpoSurb er
tinen urfpriingli6en ar6itettpuiIdsn
Gbarofter gum Ssil einbiBte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-25
yflgiens YerfiOit.

SIN .Rsuen Wiener Sogblatt" be-
fpre6en oie Staatsre9tIebrer Profef'
for 8ernabti unb sgrofsHOr 9lIsranber
2Dffler bic BON Der .gOrbbeutfdsn
9lnsemeinen 3eituns" perOffentli4ter
9otumente iibsr ben ReutralitGts'
bru9 8sIsiens. grIterer fiibrt u. a.
aus:
Sdon Die 9sbeimboItung FOLDER
8ertrGae mar cine Reutralitdtsper'
lebung, neil iis einen Der beiben mDe'
Ii9en @esner bsiinitiste. Dollte Bel
glen baber neutral blsibeu, 10 mubts
es bon bem 8ertrug allen 9arontte'
mG9ten Mitteilung MAIDEN unb ourtts
tetner berIelbsn perpeisern, mos es
Gn9lanb geitattste. Sc mubte alfr
aud, penn es Deutfdlano perIan9te,
nit bieIem cine analOse Siderunss'
Der.inbaruns segen ben fran5Oiif4'
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Dftpreuben fir elm fernes, nod balb
unerforI9tes, in @GlOern peritedtes,
BON Siimpfen bur95ogenes unb ourb
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MitteleuropGer baben bisber bic @ilbs
beit Der Nebrungen pber bic Der
tr6umtbeit Der maiurii9en Seen entz
bedt. Sabiau, Weblau, 9eroduen,
Raftenburg, StalupOnen: bas tparen
Bis geitern nur feltiame, milo tOnenOe
Ramen, litauiib, maiurifd. flatuifd.
f9on elm penig ienieits. 8eitenfaGs
tpubte man etipas bonn oitpreubii6en
9rpg unb BON &6nissbereer &lops.
grit iebt, na9bem OfpreuBen ii9 als
bos tapfere 9putpert gegen Die ruff
fden Sorben betpGbrte, erinnerte iib
bas iibrigs 9eutf9lanb baran, OuB
bieis Murt feit einem bdIben Subr>
taufenb ols @prbut Der 9ermansn
tpadt. Mlan erinnert ii9 Der blutissn
unb belbenbaftsn @sI6i6ten, bic bon
ben erimmen 8dmpfen Der 0eutia>
ritter bis gu ben Sossn BON SilIit unO
Wemsl bas S6idfal bes 8at.rlons
bes beftimmen bdIfen; man befann iid
barauf. bob 8Oniesbsrs preub.ns
4r0nunssitabt lit. pl0blid tuu6te
au9 bic ftattIi9e Reibe Der Oftpreubis
t9en 9eiitssbelben tpieoer in bas Be
tpuBtfein Der berseblidsn 8oltssenofs
fen: Simon, Dad, &ant, Samann.
gerber, Sippel. Der 9eipenfterzSoffz
mann unb 70 fort Bis au Suoermann
unb Reide. SoI6e Neuentbedung bat
Der Rries au StanOs sebradt.