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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15
PREPARING THE SEED BED

Boys, il you want a bumper corn
crop this season don't wait for it, 20
out and get it. And OF course the only
way to get it is to do the right thing
at the right time and keep right at it,
That means using your head as we'll as
your muscles. 1t is well to remem Der
that almost anyone can make good at
raising corn under ideal conditions, but
it takes a real corn grower to grow a
good crop under conditions as we
generally find them. OF course we all
want TO be real corn growers. 1t isu t
the fence that separates your corn field
from your neighbors that makes your
corn so much better than his; it's be-.
cause you put in more time planning
and working for good big crop.
It's time now TO begin thinking
about getting tina: field into the very
best condition for planting2 II last
fall YOU carefully plowed the ground
for this year's corn crop, you took the
first step in preparing a good seed bed.
Or If you are going TO plow the land
this spring you will do the same thing.
Compared with the other steps in
growing corn, the blowing may seem
to be rather small matter. But right
here boys is a chance 10 increase your
fau ,,a1u
powmen see to it that they turn each
furrow carefully so as to cover all stub
BILE, manure and rubbish, keep the fur
| rows of the right width, and do not le,
the plow run too deep nor too shallow
Good plowing then is the first step il
making good seed bed,
| With fall plowed land this is oui
program. AS soon as the land is dry
enough to work give the field thor
ough narrowing or discing perhaps
both. This is the second step in pre-
| pairing the seed bed and as will bt
seen later the first in oultivating the
crop. You will find that it will save
time and improve your chances for {
crop if the land is disced and narrowed
about once every eight or ten days W
to corn planting time. You will b,
well paid for about all the time yo,
spend this and next month in prepar
ing the corn ground. A day spent a
this time may be worth ten days to tn,
crop after it is up. "How can that be-
you ask. Well, here are the reasons
The early narrowing, and discin,
opens up the soil and makes it warn
up earlier in the season and as 20,
know corn likes nice warm bed
Then, too, the use Of the disc and har
row forms mulch Of loose soil whicl
| keeps in the moisture and allows NOR,
OF Jhe spring rains to soak in. w
shoul not forget that we are raising
rapidly growing crop which require
! much water for the dry times OF Jul,
! and August We must barrel up a.
much of this soil moisture as possible
and this early cultivation is one way o
doing it. Lastly, and perhaps mos
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15
BOOM IN ALUMINIUM CASTINGS.

The Aluminium Castings Company is
working a full crew over time on a
very large order for castings which is
said to be a part Of an order for auto
mobile parts for the French army.
The foundry cannot find men as fast as
they could put them to work. Other
factories of the company at Cleveland,
Detroit and Chicago are said to he
working over time and it is probable
that the rush is due to foreign orders.
The Wisconsin Aluminium Foundry
Company is also putting on more men
and they have about 80 men employed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15
DIED

Mrs. Conradine Hackman, an old
resident OF this city, died FRIDAY night
at her home on South l4th street, at
the age of 81 years. She was born in
Germany, and came to this county in
1850. Her husband died several years
ago. Mrs. Hackman is survived 10y one
son, John, residing on a farm in Rapids
and daughter. Mrs. Conradine Gau.
ger, OF this city.
The funeral was held Monday after
noon. Interment was in Evergreen
cemetery.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15
Know Your Next Duty.

What is my next duty? What IL
he thing that lies nearest me? That
belongs to your every day history. No
me can answer that question but your.
,elf. Your next duty Is just to deter
nine what your next duty Is Is there
lothing you neglect? Is there nothing
tou know you ought not to do? You
would know your duty, If you thought
earnest about II and were not am
bilious OF great things George Mac.
lonald-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15
Czrpot and Wolfe Tone.

Carnot. a. the time he was visited
by Wolfe Tone, the Irish patriot, was
one Of the Ave directors who gov
erned the French republic Soon after
the abortive Invasion of England he
was prescribed and fled to Germany,
but returned and later on became min
lister OF war. which office he held but
short time on account of his antago-
nism to Napoleon.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15
Truth and DUTY.

Truth waits on duty. II we do not
live up to what we already know, of
what use to give US more truth?
Every duty We omit, says Ruskin,
"obscures some truth we might have
known This is just, and we can
not resent it. TO do the duty that
lies next rs is the only way to take
step toward larger vision
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15
Good Word for Rabelals.

"Ah," cried Rabelais, the promoter
Of coarse laughter, proudly viewing
the lachrymose friends around his
deathbed, III | were to die ten times
over | should never make you cry
half 30 much az have made you
laugh So you see old Rabelais,
though you may question the taste
OF his celebrated laugh treatment,
was some doctor
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15
FOR SALE.

One team of Percheron mares, Color
black; well matched, standard bred,
and s years DID, weight 32O0 pounds.
one heavy with foal; also for sale a
set OF new harness. Reason for sell
ing The farm will change hands and
will have no use for them.
X Finkelson
Nalders K. K. , Wis.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15

AS an architect met a lady Of his ac-
uuaintance on the street he remarked
that he had just been 70 see the nave
OF the new church Of which they We're
both members. You needn't mention
names" said the lady, with an appre.
hensive glance Il know the man 10
whom you refer Selected
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15
Use Waseo Paper.

WaIed paper, such as comes inside
cracker boxes. is splendid to line cake
pans which are a trifle thin. Cut pieces
TO At, then Sour them pour in the bat
ter. stand the hot pans after baking on
. wet cloth for FIVE minutes. The cakes
win drop out when inverted
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15

Ed Hubbard returned last Saturday
from a trip to Denver. He united bus
mess with pleasure while away and
took some orders for the product Of the
company with which he Is connected.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15

The County Board will meet in spe-
cial session next Monday April 10,
The usual time for this special session
has been the latter part of May hut
due TO matters that should he attended
to earlier the special meeting will be
held the week Of April 10,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15

Samuel j. Randall Of 'cnnsylvania
from the political arena one Ol the bold
est, ablest, ana most determined OF
those who igured there, lie had the
rare combination OF eloquence and a
spirit whlch would not bend or break.
Unfortunately for him and for the par.
ty to which he belonged, he lived in a
section strongly attached to protection
ideas. He shared the views Of his peo.
pie and OF late years was not in har-
mony with his party on the issues which
constituted party lines. But he never
illnched from autagonlIng his party
when its principles ran counter TO his
views.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15

Capt. En. Carus is picking up bust
ness by falsely representing himself to
be sealer OF weights and measures. All
persons are hereby cautioned against
giving him any measures or weights to
seal AS he is acting wholly without au-
thority.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15

Nels Anderson lost one OF his legs at
the yard ia this city on Saturday last.
He was under the engine doing some
work when the signal was given for
the train to move on. one OF bis legs
was SO badly injured that amputation
was necessary.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15

The democratic party Of me state is
in favor OF a compulsory school law.
TIE section OF the party which joined
the Lutheran church in Milwaukee are
suffers and camp followers. They con
ceded everything which the disaifected
shred Of the republican party asked
and refused TO listen TO the democrats
who have stood for the principles Of the
party for years, They permitted re-
publican recalcitrants TO prepare the
platform and then loudly proclaim
themselves to be the democratic party
Of the state. They are traitors to the
party, treacherous 70 the people and
wholly unworthy Of confidence. They
will find that the democrats Of the
state viii not accept such leadership.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15

The town of Newton had probably
the largest and hardest fought contest
they ever had last Friday. Every
school was we'll represented in all the
contests and the contestants were in to
win.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15

The industrial exhibit of this school
wa also good ard to see what was done
this past year under conditions not
nearly as favorable as some of our dis
tricts would make many of our other
teachers OF graded schools sit up and
take notice
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15
EDUCATIONAL,
(By G. w. Meisnest.)

a clipping from farm newspaper,
was received from someone whose
name was not signed but whose initials
are f. b. calling my attention to the
matter of "Home Credits" in rural
schools. lntimation was contained on
the clipping that we in Manitowoc
county should do likewise. Teachers
will surel look upon this humorous
y as this is the third year that work OF
this nature was done by not only few
but by many Of the schools of Manito-
VOC County. Yes we are doing other
things too and have been doing them
for the past five years which most 9th.
er counties have just begun to take up.
Our District and Township Agricultur-
al school fairs are known for their ben
etits far beyond the bounds of The state.
This young man who think, II Judge
correctly, is not young man at all in
the city, need but to wake up and take
notice lest the world will move away
from him. Don't be coward but sign
your full name, or come up and tell me
what you have TO say.
The following material was recently
mailed out to the teachers of the coun-
ty.
|. one Suggestive Library List.
,. Bulletins.
,. Arbor and Bird Day Manuals.
I. Two copies OF Teachers Report
Blanks.
>. binding pamphlet,
6. Teachers Engagement blank.
The Meeme Graded School of Dis
trict number held It's preliminary de-
clamatory contest and exhibition OF
Industrial work Monday night April
II. The contest was one Of the best
ever attended. Not only were all the
selections we'll rendered hut in all over
| thirty pupils entered it, 1t was re
markable TO note the clear and district
enunciation of the pupils and the free
dom of expression The winners In
each division were as follows
Primary Division
First Erna Schneider
| Second Bertha Huber
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15
IWENTY-f!VEYEARS AGO

James Gi.lls, formerly OF Meeme,
now a successful lumberman of Lang
Dade was IN the city ON Monday.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15

TOWN lHAIgNGN.-The following
gentlemen have oeeu elected chairmun
of the several towns named.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-04-15

The Mishicot town contests will b
held at Mish loot May IA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-06

sine erriunnbsten6Odselt.

Sn bet 6oFs unb Siabipfdrrllr4e ct
Wi6ntl In mifn f1nb eisftt Gage tiri
%tieenortipt 9faduna Edii. Die eiptmafl
bslfsbi bdrin baB Der grdnilgam unb ale
6od3dls9dis pfleaiines zines Wilitdfs
IpiiaIs pdrsn; fe inb burAiuta gtriDuns
bette. Der 9rduiigum, Der in ieinem
bilrgsrliden geruf anaefslitr bet &c,
JtIiiun II, ttdat cine Munot an Der linz
fen 6dno. Don ben iibriatn 6odstllss
ediitn bdbsn 5ipei gerfruubnngtn an
Sbsri6misl. flint ain ltniefIhtnttl. bier
am lintsrarm. 3ipei an BET Shultet hnb
spsi am MitisIfub. Sier8u iunmen nod
Elm aopFitub Elm 6ifienfdaB nnb Elm
Shub In bic Mei6tbeiIe. DER am dtas
fen gtrpuubtte 1T otr Snfdnisrif psitr
@oroii, Der inFolee zines 5dfapnsafhuis
fes 5tpettnboreiBig @sriebungtn Bat. Der
NationaIitdt nah partn bic 6oh3aiiss
tbeitntbmtr 3tutide, qoltn, 9fthsn. linz
garn, SIotpoIeu autbmtn, 3ieeuhtr nnb
gosnialsh; Der atliqiou nab Fnb %
adt9oliten, @rit4iidunirie unb Wptam.
meodntr.
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,.Nidt fait."

I'm etnem Der S9leFf9en Setting our
gerffiouna oeftelten 5elhpOifbrief zines
Offisiers bonn peTtli9tn GrtessIdaupldB
finott iid foIssube bemertenspsrtHs Geits
Itelung:
Sn 4. traf i6 neulid auf meiner oors
isbfen @uftl6runs einen Stubsdr3t, Der
nit Ieiuem ad3arett ID Gage lang in
frans6iI6er @efdngenfddft mar, neil er
Bel nnIercm ,3uriidsehsu NIT ietnen @ers
nunbeten in Z. bleiben muBie. 8ir mas
rem bic erIten 9eutIdsn, bic sr pis6fr
traf, ndboem bic Gngldnbtr unb Grans
soIen 4. bot unIersm erneuten @orgehen
betlaFen bdtten. Die Gnoldnber butten
nun ibrerfsiis einen Mrst suridgeluHsn,
bet folaenbes BciIptel 1riitli9er 9itbe
stitiate: 9icIer Mdun IN eigertt f9,
tie 9nar3en SolDuten 5u ~bebdnbetn,
init Der GeariinbuRg: or ettpds Iei nidt
fair! SD CLAUDE, perurtiee AnIi@ter
zines enslif9en Mrates iiber bic @srs
pflihtnngsn geeen perbiinbete 6orben
miiBtsn Dffentli9 s~e6rdnOmurtt psrOen.
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ate6tnedt's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Der abgaoronefe Or. 2iebfnebt bat
Dem .9ofipdrts" sufplge an ben grdiis
benten bes aeihstdges eine grtldrurq az
lnngen laIIeu, bic feline Mbitimmung iiber
bic ariegsfrebite motipiren fon. Ser
Gei6stagsprGlibent bat bic 4uTndbme Der
qiebtue9tfden GrtIdrung iebod abgts
lebnt neil lie 10 dbgefdBt III. baB iie,
penn ife in Der GiBung 0ffentIib porsss
irdgen ipproen mare, nnbeoingt Drbs
nunesrufe nab ii9 ge3ogen bate. gu ber
Mbitimmuug pes 4bg. 2iebtneht gegen
Die &riegstrebite idreibt bic gresIauer
n@oftspadt":
rSuHerbalb Der 5raftion baben bless
NAL, ME Dor benz A. 4uguf, cine fleinere
an3abt 8enoFsn gegen bic gepiaisaug
Der Rrebite qeittmmt, ods mar ihr gufes
Redt uno i6re 1te%ber3eugung. Dem Seq
ner ge9eniiber dber GILT bic ginigteit Der
INSTRUMENTATION gartei nnb fe, bic
9runbtaas unierer @tdrfe, bat 9iebfnedt
berlebt. @ie bic inn bdnten tperbeu, bic
orduBen in ruTIif6er 8dlte nnb ftdn50fs
f9em 5euer fit .@ei6 unb Sinh eiuttsten,
bas piro ibm bic Submit 3eigen. Die
Bartet iebenfalIs fdnn i'm pb ieiaer
Selbit9errIidteit MIR ariinolid d6idiite
teln."
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Die WnFen in @irs6aben.

Gttpa 100 in Biesbdben p~Dhubdft.
ruTiI9e Staatsangcb5ri9e baden burh
@ermittlung beg ipanii6en aOnfuls an
bic tdifeyli6 rufiIde Resieruug na6s
Ifebenos Grtldrlng %atIdnot:
Die nttr3eidueten in @iesbaben
pobnenom ruFfiden Stddtsangeb0rigen
erttdren, baB Fe troB oes 3ipifden
9eut1tIano uub RaBIano b~eitebenOen
arieoes bon Der oeutfatn Regierung in
our6aus ritterli6er BeiTe RhduoeIt
mor6en Hnb. Sn6em fe bieie Shdtia6e
nit o%antbdrer QHertenuuug feItitellen,
ipenoen tie f4 hermit an bic taiferlid
ruTi1@e RtqieruHq nit Der aans untere
tbdniqlten Bite, fe mDee ge9eu bic IN
HuBldno pobnenon Deutihen bic gletae
RiidIt6t ualten laIeu. tpte fe ben in
8eutT6lono lebeHben RuFen Sutbeil piro.
3usleia briiten bic llnter5ei9neten ben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-06

Bnni4 aus. e m6dten ii6 and bic RitT.
len dno6fsr bstltiden Stdote bieler
aunbgebaHg aHi6lieBm.
yrlefiueflief NIT arie9sgefangenen.
5hr ben 8riefpedieI nit ben 9rieass
etfangenen in 5rantreid befsbsn folgsnOc
8prihriften:
Die b%oaitduoigs QbreTe muB unpers
pii9bar in groBen gsbrudtsn Iateiniidsn
8ubftaben gsIbriebsH Iein; bic 9eTanges
uennamner lift nibt gu pergefsn. aae
W%litt5eilungen mIFen 10 gut ME m0sli9
in beutIih les6arer Idttiniider S6rift ges
fariebsu fein. aQs Mitt9eilungen miifen
uuBerbem 70 fur3 mic mDgIi1 gebaIten
fem unb biirFtn nur 9otbers uub Riids
Ieite zines aeip0bnli1m 8rieFformdtes be-
beden. aanteu unO eden bes 8riefes
nift gu Ra9i6riften benubt ners
ben. 2uer iber ben @riefttrt BARI niat
psrben. Zen nGtiten Mnberz
iuanotsn lit e geftattst, b6dItens 3peimaI
ipohenttth Mitt6etiungen an Sriegsges
fansene %gelaugen su ldftn, Inn cine mGgs
linIt rsgtlredte 9riefaiteIlung SIT erm0gs
Seglihe Mittbeilurg iber bic
ariegsIdge nber hermit 3uIdmmenbdns
aennes III Inpo6l i'm pffenen Brief ME
aud in Bahefmfdrift ober NIT demiI9er
3intG %berbottn. Merben obige 8eDingunz
gen nidt erfiiIt, fam bic grldubnis gum
8rieffhrsi6en 3uriidae8ogen peroen. Bel
4npeaoung BON uniiht5arer 5inte fpers
bsn bic betrefFenben pofIaden bsrnidtet.
f5erner pirb befdHnt eema6t, baB Gem
bnngen sotpFlintiger 6dden niht dbges
liefert perben: 3iqarren, 5dbat uip. pers
ben aus ben padeten %entferHt uns bers
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8a6re ictt 5inben6ars.

Die Misunderstanding BON Sabre
beT6loB einftimmig bic l1mtaufe beg
Srtsnamens in y5inbenburg@. Sic erbdt
t~eleorapbifd bic 3ufttmmung bes 8anez
rdlfelbmarIddas uno begriinoeis ibrsn
geT6luB bamit, baB bic 10000 SeeIen
sGblenbe 9rtI9dft inter ihrem neusH
Ramen fprtan bic Mufgdben elmer pfIegez
Hattie beutIden Qebens in Der DFmart
meter erfi1en uno ben Ramtn zines
Mannes bauernb lsben0ie erbalten Dole,
Der in idiperer 3eit i'm gan3eu 8atsrs
lanbe, DEFENDERS i'm beutfden Often, bos
8ertrduen uub bic 3uberiibt boh1islt.
Dem 9emeinbepprtdnb 1T aus bsm
6duptqudrtier SF fotgenbes bpm 4. Dea
GENDER batirtes Selegrdmm s%ugeaonaen:
Dem @emeinbeporfanO tbeile Id srs
nit, boB Seine @reIsn3 Generals
felbmarI9dI b. 5inbenbnrg geftdttet, bab
bel Rdmensdnberang Jbrer @tmeinbe fem
Rume gspGblt nerbe. Greltn5 hmertt
iebo9, bierbur6 nidt Der t0nigIi6en Res
gierung afs biersu ~suitdnbtger 8eb0rbs
porgreiTen 8u ipolen."
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Grnnten I'M @efanaenenIaaer.

Wis erinnerIia, 6df Der Oeuti6e adis
fer Dor tur8em cine 9srfigut9 erldFsn,
auF @runb BERN getaugenaeuommene la
t6oIif6e 9riefter, bic betdnntIi4 in 5rants
reid nit in Der 5ront fdmpfen, aIs DE
fi8iere 8u be6anbeln inb. Mud unter
ben TN aafTtter @orort Rispsr8pebren
unfergebradttu sauienben BON 9efan9ez
men bcfdnben fi6 mebrere fran3bftfde
griefer, bic biefer Sage BEN 0ffi5ierss
gefangenenlager in 9dnuoberI4@giinoen
~iiberpiefen porben inb. 8eoor iie aber
in ben @enuB Der @rnebmliateiten fir
0ffi3iersqefdngene trdten, hatten iie ben
9d6peis AIT srbriugen, baB fe In Der
Shat angtbSrige bes geiitlthen Stunoes
Ieien, unb 10 iparbe bds Rieoer5tDeRrener
@efanoeneuldget Der S9ouplab zines re-
aetredten t~AeologiIten gramens, oas Die
bc%treffenben 5ran3ofen Dor &aneler
8etftli6en burA 8ermittlung zines Doll
mstiders dbtegen muBten.
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8miiarn ben sdHbenarabsn.

Der Gommanbcnt zines ipdrtttmbtrais
i9en Rtgimentes in 5rdnIrti9 fhtti6t
Inter benz 81. Robember In einem gribats
brief foIgtnpss: a5siie fritz parfsn bic
Gran5Ofen Bel elmer bon meintn aonpoas
nieu eintn 3tttsl. In einsn Stein 0tpidelf,
In ~unieren 5hiibengrabeH, Der foIaenbeh
Snbalt bate: s5tate 6einb, in einigeA
Eugen 5reunb i'm aritge gegsn gHgldnb".
Datauftin tparfen uniere gtutt Elm
S9dhtelhsn 3igdretteu biniiber. DieIe
G~orrsIporSens finbtt auf cine GntIernung
BON Spei Bis brei Snritten itatt. 6tnte
tpuroe bort aud nidt gefdofen. IS lit
aud iebr ib0n, tpie unftre 9euie bic gts
fdngsnsu bsbaubeIn. sic geben linen
sIeid gu ellen, gu trinleu unb gu ratldsn
II. +. M
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ereiss6u eS6ne int seIbe.

Mebrfa6 fonntsn mir bon Jamilitn
beridttn, bic fieben ober gar neun 66hne
benz gaterlanbe gefent baben. sic ole
iibertrifft cine in S~ferTobn ohfdfise
5dmiIie, bsren 0bsrboupt tbemdIs BEL
Der Sarbe gebient bat. 3p6lf S06ne
bisIss tpaderen Munnes 5ogen gleiA bsi
geginn beg 9tieges ms 5el6. Dtti
BON linen bdben fi6 iu8pifhen ods 81
ferne &reu3 erporben un6 bier ppn ibnen
iiuo Deripunbst ipprben. 0unmebr 1T
aud Der 10. Spbn aus Der finberreihen
5amilie bon Der 6. Rompdguie eines In
Aaberborn lisgenoen Grfdb Snfanttriez
regiments aEs Beirut ein9e3ogen pproen.
6offentlid bepdbrt 1i1 bic 3dbt IL bier
als cine redte @liids5abf.
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nsdirht ana Bic @naIanSer.4

Der gatataonsz aommdHbeur 6es 1.
Qanofurm 5nFdnteries 9dtdiaDns 8eiSels
berg, G%btrItlentnant G6rt, idrieb, ME
mir benz .mannbeimer Gensraldu3." suts
re6neu, in ttnem an ben 6eiOsI6erger Be
sirtsausiduB oes Rotben 2rsu5es gtrih@
ttteu Brief aus benz 5elbe: rReuIt9 leg
Ten fraH5SiT9e 2auenebrmduner, etneH
3etict nieoer, auf benz bic Borte Hanoen:
Solicit nidt. mir idieben uua ui6t,
aber idtsBt orbentIia auf bic Gugldns
oer."
fBie bon 9srpunneten, Bic aus benz
3eloe 3~uridgetebrt fino, er3dbIt pirb
folln an ei%n3elusn Giellsn bic 5ran5ofeH
in ben erftsn unb 3%tneiten S~9ibeuerd6en.
bic Gngtdnbsr babinter in ben Oritten uHo
bierten liegeH, INN stpdige u~sbtrga6eses
liiite bel ibnen gu pertrsibsm)
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gier Winipnen anHen I'M aelSq

aus 2onbon tuerOsn ngenaue" angaben
iiber bic Stdrte oer ruffI9sH armee gsz
meIbet; Die RuRen baden 81 armeetwps
seseH Dtuti6tdno unb is eessn Seiters
reidsllngaru i'm 6eloe. 9a5u togHmen
nod bier dnoere Qrmeen 3peitsr 2tute.
IobaB bic @eIammtitdrte Der Ruifen am
n0rotihen 8risgsf4aupldb B Wiaionen
6etrdst. auberoem tebt cine bul6e MliIs
zion auHsu gsgen bic airten.
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aie6e aus .xffdiaeiR6l".

SIN @eianeeuenlaotr a~5nissbriid, no
defenders Grau5OIen uuO RuFsn untergs=
bradt fuo, faHo man BEL elmer QH5aht
BON RuTen iiberrei9li6e @elomittel, btren
SertunFt Ie ni9t ertldren tonnteu. Rad
einge6enbem gsrb5r Hsute Ii9 heraus,
bag bic @efdngenen BIZ ariegstaiie ibres
Regiments gepliiubert batten. pie fe be-
9dupttten, aus BfIi4tgsfibl, banit fe
ni5t in bic Sdnoe BIZ DeutFden fiele.
SelbFperftdubIi5 muBtsn bic ebrlideu
auFeu Ous Sch an bic &OmmanOaHtur
dblteferu.
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rai6ets IN Cairo ben itatisniI6en Maler
gtuutti. Damn nabm ie in pdris nit
ibrSr @dttsn 6%auerHbsn Qufsntbdli.
8ieIr Gbe tntftdmmteu bier S0fter, oas
runter aud Seurietts. bic in britter ebs
ben friibersn QoootateH, itBigsn Prdltosns
ten 9oincdre beirdtbets. Die Muttsr Der
PrdfOsntin fam in ben ieb5iser Sabren
bGuiig mad WOlfratbabauIsR i'm Siartbal
gu i5rem 8rubsr, benz 8e5irtsgeomster
Mobbuusr, BEL BEN Ii3 aud 1881 bic
iesige 5rau prdf6eutiH qoiucare Elm
babies Sa6r our G%rlernuns Der btutI4en
Sprdhe anfhielt.
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eie6en sRmOenb6de.

Die a~openbdgener grtTe msIbet aus
81. Petersburg, bab auber geuerdl Rem
ntnlampf nod e6s peiiere @ensraIe
Der rufFfden Weitdrmee ibrsr IsiteHoeu
&ommdnbofielleu eutboben Ino. gs Dsrs
lauiet oab bic abberufsnen @eusrals 5ur
8eranttportung Dor bas Grisssmiuiites
rum beorosrt fpuroen. - Bie Der am
Z. DECEMBER aug Rubldno 5uriidgetebrte
profsior Sieogrsn in .1ageHs RDbeter'
beridtt, bebanoelt 9robfirit QitoIai bic
ihm u~nteritebsubn @enerdIe auf Oas brus
talite. Ra9 Der Shladt Bel ben maius
ridden Seen bertef er ben General Sufis
moff gu fia. rib ihm nit eigsner Sauo
bic gpauIetten al uub fdlua ibH gu Boo
ben. Damn lieB er ibu abIIbrcu mtb Dor
elm arisssgeridt feneH.