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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-02-09
Response to Popular Demand.

Don't you think these crook plays
have a tendency to make burglars
rather picturesque and popular?"
Sure" replied Crowbar Jack. 81
have been thinkin' serious of givin' up
me regular work an startin' a CORE
spondence school,"
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-02-09
Good Reasons.

why did you throw up that Job I
got you as collector for Jones?"
why, hang it, l owed money to
about all the men he sent me to dun"
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-02-09
-cIrcumatantIal Euldenoa

Il see the Turks have proclaimed
a blanket war"
Then they must be preparing for a
winter campaign"
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-02-09

HAIR STOPPED
Harmless, Old-Fashloned Rem
edy Brings Back Color to Gray
Hair and Makes It Grow.

How many old-fashioned remedies are
being used, which goes to show that it
is hard to improve some OF our grand
mothers old-time, tried remedies. For in
stance, for keeping the hair dark, soft and
glossy nothing equals our grandmothers
'sage tea" Although, by the addition On
sulphur and other ingredients, this old
fashioned brew has been made more eff
fectiye as a scalp ltonic and color re-
storer.
Nowadays, when our hair comes out or
gets faded or gray, instead of going to
the garden or garnet for herbs and
making the stea" ourselves, we simply
go to the nearest drug store and ask foi
a bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy.
Druggists are authorized to sell IT
under guarantee that the money viii be
refunded IL It fails to do exactly as rep
resented.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents q bottle. and Is
recommended and sold BY all druggists
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18
Corset Values up to $500
79c

Broken sizes from standard brand corsets including makes like W. E Thompson, Crown and R. & C. Only a few of each style. If your size is in the lot great saving
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18
Morning Specials Tomorrow Until p. m. Quantities Restricted to Prevent Dealers Buying
s1.2s Red Star Diapers, DOC Dozen.

S1.25 Red Star Diapers, DOC Dozen. Full 27x27 inch, hemmed Red Star diapers. put up in one dozen sealeu packages. Monday morning only.
 75c PcppereIl Sheets. 5Sc each Fifty dozen full S1x90 hemmed sheets. real Pepperell quality.
 1ec Indian Head, 7Iac Yard--Thirty pieces of genuine 10c Indian Head, S5 nches wide, smooth round thread. Limit 10 yards.
 5Dc Waste Paper Baskets, i0c- Large size, well made. only limited quantity Green and white and green and tan. Limit ..
 25c Cedar Oil, I9c-I3est fur
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18

D. Fonville, MT and Mrs Floyd Place.
 Miss Trudie Taylor and Miss Minnie Simpson were joint hostess last even ing compllmenting their guests, Miss Eugenia Kendriclx and Miss Mae Ken drick of Piper. Garden flowers and ferns were artistically used In the decorations. Games, music and con tests were enjoyed until late hour, when an ice course was served. The following is a partial list of those pres ent: Miss Eugenla Kendrick, Miss Mae kendrick Miss Julia Estack. Mss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18

niture polish on market. Monday morning only. Limit ?. S22.50 Velvet Rugs. Sl4.05--Size 9N12 feet. Beautiful oriental pat terms in soft Persian colorings Special tomorrow morning only Limit ?.
 Si.JO He'd Pilows, 95c pnir-Si2e 1SxS6. With extra heavy quality tick. Tomorrow morning only Limit 2 pairs.
 S3 and af Pctticoats, &f.25-- Fancy skirts, beautifully trimmed with fine lace and embroidery. Best quality lingerie. Tomorrow morn ing only.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18

Annie Estack, Miss Minnie Simpson, Miss Annie Davis, Miss Ruby Taylor, Miss Susie Taylor, Miss Maurine Orr, Miss Blanche Gibson, Miss Alice Stoves, Miss Clemmie Mink, Miss Eva Darton, Miss Nelma Simpson, Miss Alice Ech
 ola, Miss Annie Echols Miss Nina Fay
 Tor, Mrs T. r. West, Mrs. Hattie Fay Tor, Mrs. Buck smith, MT. John El- liott. Mir. Clyde Melee, Mir Fred Foshee. MT. Ivan Etheridge, Mir. Reu
 ben Gunnel, Mr. R. B. Coffee MT. Mor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18

ris Stewart. Mir Clarence Mink, Mr. Dewey Anderson and many others.
 Little Leona Roe daughter of Mir and Mrs. Tom Roe, celebrated her nth birthday Thursday afternoon by hay ing a number of her little friends with her from 1 to 6 o'clock. The entire lower floor of this attractive home was elaborately decorated in ferns pink eladiolas, carnations and dahlias for this happy occasion. Fruit punch was
 tContinued on Page Twcnty-seyenD
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18
BURGERS BURGERS
Confidence Insures Quality, Value and Service
Laces and EmbrOider-
 ies at a Saving

ASo AAG AA A1&A Six excellent lots special for to- morrow. Most in demand for sum mer use, at much less than regular price.
 sI.25 and S1.5O Shadow Lace Fiounc-
 ing 95c Yard 1Sis to 27 inches wide, cream and ecru.
 S1 and S1.50 Embroidery Fiouncing
 agc Yard
 27 and 45 inches wide, In bind floral and English eyelet effects Special tomorrow only.
 VaI Laces 50c Yard Plain French and German imita- ton, match sets. widths 1 to inches; floral and conventional de sign.
 soc and 75c Swiss Allover 29c Yard 22 inches wide, very dainty ano neat patterns. Excellent for in fants' and children's use Special tomorrow only.
 25c Swiss and Cnmbric 10c Yard Swiss cambric and nainsook edges and insertions; widths ia to inches; broken lots. Special tomor- row only.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18
M. H. WILSON
Will Attend the National Convention of
 the PhOtOgraphcrs AssOcia ton

M. H. Wilson, manager of the Stephen son studio. leaves today for Indianapolis to attend the national convention of the Photographers Association of America. He will return July 25. Those who are thinking of having photographs made will do well to await his return. as he will at this convention be in touch with the lead CTS of the art of photography of America, get many new ideas and be able to give you better service on his return.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18

Of white and colored handkerchief linen, i'm ported voile and lovely silks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18
BURGERS
Here Are the Wanted Sum- mer Fabrics-Beach Suiting
 and Silks

At 39c Yard-Crepc de ChIne- Washable; in all the newest shades. This beautiful soft sheer fabric of silk and linen meets every demand for an ideal summer dress, 50c and 75c qualities.
 At 3gc Ynrd-Palm Beach Suit ing-Plain and silk stripes; make very serviceable suits and skirts. Regular DOC and 75c qualities.
 At soc Yard---Chiffon CIoth-An extra $1.25 qualitiy full 42 inches wide. All the newest shades includ- ing black and white.
 At 0Sc Ynrd-Crepe de Cbinc--. 40 inches wide-sells regularly at SIPS. Extra heavy quality and hieh lustre; all colors and black and white.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18
WOOdlaWn

A wedding of interest to their many friends in Woodlawn occurred on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock when Miss. Anna
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18

navy plain tailored styles. small
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18
East Lake

Mrs Fred c. Williams entertained at dinner Friday evening in honor of her guest, Miss Alma Ellenburg of Monte- vallo. Those present were; Miss Alma Ellenburg Mrs. F.. M. Wheeler, Mrs. F. E. Williams, MT. W. H. Williams, MT John Williams and Mir. Fred E. Will Hams.
 Mrs. ". H. McManus was hostess on Thursday afternoon to the Merry Needle club. Shasta daisies were used in deco rating the living room and porch, where the guests were received. In the delight ful contest which was enjoyed Mrs Beecher Byrd received the club prize and Mrs. w w Downey. the visitors prize Dainty plates were served the following guests and club members: Mrs. Marshall Clifford, Mrs. Byron Griffith. Mrs. w. T. Puckett, Mrs. Eugene Ellard. Mrs. D. E. Mckinley; club members, Mrs. Fred E. Williams. Mrs. Alfred Wiltshire, Mrs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18

(Continued From Page Twenty-four) spending some time with Miss Mary Lou Wiggns, and Miss Ellen Wiggins, has returned to her home at Enterprise.
 Miss Bonita Taylor has returned to her home in West Pratt from a visit to her sister Mrs. J. H. Echols, at Docena.
 Miss Ellen Taylor of Palestine, Tex, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. c. Nelms.
 Miss Fife Yessick and Miss Bessie Yes sick, who have been the guests of Miss Hattie Flowers and Miss Tony Flowers, have returned to their home at -Aldrich.
 MT. and Mrs. C. B. Stuckey of Selma are the guests of MT. and Mrs E. E. WI gins.
 Mrs. A. s. Boyd of Thomas has gone to spend several weeks with her mother, Mrs. M M. Fowler, at Spartanburg, $. C. Mir. and Mrs. Joe Miller left yqesterday to visit friends and relatives at Amory, Miss.
 Miss Mollie Wisgins is quite i'll at her home on Cherry avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. William Johnson and daughter, Miss Daisy Johnson of Jersey City are the house guests of MT. and Ms. James Howard.
 Rev. William McDougall has returned from a few days stay in Montgomery.
 Miss Eugene Hendricks and Miss Susie Taylor of Piper are the weekend guests of Mrs George Anderson
 MT. ana MrS Il. Ii. Snlltn or odusueii are the guests of MT. and Mrs. P. C. Vann.
 Miss Mary Belle Wiggins of Carbon Hill is the guest of Miss Mary Lou Wiggins and Miss Ellen Wiggins.
 Mr and Mrs A. l.. Hlpp and little daughter, Frances Hipp, have gone. to Gadsden to visit MT. and Mrs. George Hipp They were accompanied by Miss Maude Hipp of Gadsden. who has been their guest for the past few weeks.
 Miss Ruth Roberson of Cullman and Miss Elizabeth Day of New Decatur are the guests of Miss Marie McGlawn at the home of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. P. McGlawn.
 Mr. Whorton Bennett of Nashville IS amending the week end with his parents, MT and Mrs. M. H. Bennett at West Pratt.
 Dr. and Mrs T. C. Darlington of Camp Hlu arrived today, to be the guests Of Dr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Darlington for several days.
 MT. and Mrs Eugene Lockey have gone to Holt to spend sometime with friends and relatives.
 Mir Samuel Brown has returned from business trip to Montgomery.
 Mrs G. C.. Dickey, who has been spend- ing some time with her mother, Mrs. l.. A. Poole has returned to her home at Palos. She was accompanied by her sis ters, Miss Gladys Poole and Miss Johnnie Lee Poole who will spend several weeks as her guests at Palos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
biss Siirft. ipD5I .aum ben 1aatfaasn

Dies Siirite tppbI laum ben 1batfddeH
sntiprehsH.
WGhreHo Der aranaae i'm Ronat
Suni DurDs, nj. aus poitnatrittsn,
bic ieitbem sinssirOffen iinb. einS&d'
ben DON eipa $2o,0 900 ans.riatst
unS cine srobs anaabl psrionsn purs
ben sstDbtst unb perlebt.
DAB ss in ben IsbieH 3asen piebsr
gu isbr ernitsn admpfen sstommsn
mar. sius aug elmer 9epsite bonn IL.
Stiobsr bsrpor, bic bon elmer oeuts
i6sn 3.ituus OerOffentIi9t ipupSs. Sn
bieisr 9epeIds hisb es. bab ss an T..
Septembsr in ben Strabsn Wosiaus
su garritabentGmpfen sssOmmsn i.i,
bei psldsn 25 golisiiten unb 8 bobsre
geante berfpunbsi unb 3 GiDiIiitm
get0btei uno II osrpunbst purben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
Smlgarem
geri6ten ausfii6rIia iiber ihre grs
folge in Ser6ien.
2roB ungiinitiger Witterlng perben
Die Gerber INNER meter 5u'
riidgeordngt.

Qonbon, II. Sttober. = Die
iolgenbe am perflOfenen 5reitug in
Spiia srlafene umtli6e 8etonnta
madung 1T bier einqetrofen:
,9tm geItriger Sage ieBten unisre
NrmeeH, ungeuhtet Der ungiinItigen
WitterungsperbdltniFis auf bsm
Sriegsi6auplat - Regen unb gebel
ippie Sdnee auf ben 8ergtuppen -
bic SffenftDe lsngTum unter grOben
Qnitrengunseu an Der garpen 5roHt
fort.
Nm psitIiden abbang bes grobsn
Sebirss5uss babeu uriere IruppeH
bic 0inie pon NopotritO, IIoiuos, Rss
puaniba, Rabnobout6e uuo 5arntorb
errei1t. SIN Ridaoa Shal baben uns
fere Sruppen ben ii6eraus piatIgeH
ItrategiI6en puntt 8raja errei6t.
Sn Maseoonien riiten mir iehr
E9nea por. Sn Der 9egenb bee obsz
rem gregulniba sbals taben unIere
gruppen bic 9inis Sratha, S6outds
aplat, 56iaota unO goIut planind er.
reiat unb s3areppielo, pe9tcgeDe uno
Serupo beIest.
Gin 6eftigsr @interresen fisl ges
tern auf oem oiterreidiib beutIden
RrieogI6auplab. 0eTeu ungeadtet
pauert Der @ormarih Der 0aut'9en
ior. unb bic Serbcr lperben an Der
aansen Sont iiiSIid BON gelgrab 5us
riidgeordngt.
Die Qrmeen unIerer 8erbiinbetsn
bdben bic 2tnie non Roui9ani, piroI@
iupa, ee6tani uub qitopet erretat
unb i'm Wlprapa SAal bic Sints Don
OuOopit6e, SalatopuB, Smoltana3
urb Grabepp. Sie Serben bd5eu
baa 0ouauufer bis noa SoIubdB ge'
rGumt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
@rpRe Sefriebigmng
9dt beim grie9if9en Bolt bic Gnt,
i4eibung Der grie6iI4en Regies
rung ni4t gu @uniten Ser
biens ein5ui4reiten,
berbprgerufen.

Berlin, II. SttO6re. (2tuf bra6ts
loiem Bege na6 SapOille, q. g. -
Die ueberiee Ha4ri4tenagentur be-
rl4tet, baB oem r2Otal 9tn3eigsr"
aus @tben oepei9irt nirb, bic gnts
ideibung Der grie4iiden Reeierung
ii4 ni6t 81 @uniten Ssrbiens einmiz
iaen gu fpoIlen, bon Der groben Mabe
bes grie6ii6en 9oItes nit GROCER ge'
friebigung begriiBt porben lei.
Sn Der Oepefdbe beiBt es ferner, 5aB,
naabem Der grie9iiAe 9efanOte bic
ferbiIde Re9ierung Don Der @ntIaIieBs
uHg Srie6enlunbs in &snntniB geieBt
bate, @in3elbeiten iiber ben 8ertrag
5lpii4en 9rie6enlanb unb Serbien
betunnt getpOroen finb. Der 9ertrag
beitimmt angebli6, bab 9rie3enlano
CUR 9ilfelsiituns Oerpfli6tet gepeien
mare, falls Serbien BON elmer cinaeluen
Uiadt ansegrtffen piirOe, ipa6renb
Serbien jeBt nit 0eutI4lunb, DETER
reid uub 9ulgurisn I'M &rieg iteht.
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2lnsitibrei
2aft ensliid)er Srisabsseneral be
sisli6 wsiterer Siefrutiruns
ert0nen.
GnalanS iOa biz 5nnl 5riibjabr wci'
tere 100000 Waun auf bic
Seine 6ringen.

9pnbpu. II. Sttober. - .Gns1
lamb brau6t bis gum fsriibiabr peites
re 100000 Rann." 0ieIs Grtldrun9
-qu6 am Sonntaa grisabssensral Sir
gric Spobne, oer 2sitsr Der Retruti'
runa i'm nSrbIi6.n Sommanop, in
elmer Rebs ab. bic er in 6G belt.
ssinsr sddbuus mad perfiist
Deutidlanb nod INNER iibsr neitH big
ssbn Uliliunen Mann i'm 2llter Son
Is biz 10 sSa6rsn unb es lei babsr
spedlOs. SapOn su reben. bab man
9sutitldnb ermiiben peroe.
Ssm Triihiabr. bebduptste Sir Gric,
fpiirDe Tsutihldnb ar0bere 9erluite
srlsibsn, dls bic aaiirtsn (rpie io?
parum2 4nmt. b. Rsb.), ippourh Elm
numeriI6es @leideeipidt bsrssiteIli
!peroen piirbe. Solte es ieood bdnn
@rpB6ritaunien oelingen, tpsitsre 81
100000 aui bic Ssins su bringen, 10
biirfte Ssuti9Ianb m0aIihsripeiie our
glnii6t tummen, boB cine 5ortbautr
beg arissss sipedlos fpGre.
Gnslanb. fiiote Der General bin3u,
ipoae teins alIsemsine DebrpiIidt.
cher psnn niat Bis gum 5riibia3r
.,psissrs 100000 MaHn aui bic 9sins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
Sn gerbien
sou Der erite 3uiammsnitOb stpiidsH
bulgarif4en uHO ftau5Ofii4M
2ruppen srfOISt isin.

Sonbon. II. S,tO6sr. Der Ggs
4anse Telegraph 60. ptrb aus 2t!bsu
osp.i9irt, bab ss bel Gbsossli gu eis
Hsm 3ufdmmsnitob 5Uiidsn fran3Oiis
ftsn uno bulsariiaeu 1ruppen gstum=
mn ieiu ioIl.
GbspebeIi obsr @ispgeli liest an Der
Rii4sSdloniii gabn in Ssrbisn, ct.
ipu nsun Msilsn nSrOli5 BON Der gries
dni4en Gr.n5s. 9lm Samitds glbenb
mar elmer 2onooner glsuigtsits1asutur
aus gtben gemelbst tporoen, Sdb bic
gabnbeborbM in Saloniti Weiiung
erbaItsn bdtt.n, fiebsn 3iise 3ur Be
f0rbsruns Der Truppsn Der 4Giirtsn in
gsreiti4aft 5u fsben, bic nab gisSaeli
gsbra9t fperben icIltsn. Sn elmer
ipeitsrsn Gepefbe puro. oann bic gb.
fabrt Der 9ruppsn nad Der isrbif6s
bulsariihen 9ren5s ssmsIoet.
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Den Runen
msrben bon bsutfder Settle ipieber
ollsrbanb Sdldppsn beigebradt.
Gelbmdrfdaa bon 6inbenburg 6at iie
Bet Wlitau aus ibrsn Stellunsen
pertrieben.
Coipis tn Der N1be bon @roB gtdu
iiber ben Wiiia sddst.
Jn S<rbien iino bic beuilHen, 0fters
rsi1ifden unb buIgarif4tn Srups
pen anbauernb iiegrei9.
-
Gsueral BON Wadsnisn's armee bat
iotpsit in Ssrbisn SO Gefdiibe
erbeutet.
s}liegtrleutnant 8oelte ffliebt in furs
Goiuis tn Der RGbe DON grob Gtau
iiber ben Wifia siast.
JliegerIeutnout 8oeIts f6isbt in iurs
ger 8eit flint f.inbli9. Jlusssuss

Berlin, II. Ottober. 2fuf brabts
lOiem Wsse na4 SapOills, q. .. 81.
oberite 9eerssleiiuns mslbst in ihrsm
amtli4en geriht peiisre grfolse in
Serbien jotpis IN Rublanb. Der Be-
rift 1T i'm Wprtlaut ipie folst:
Die bsutidsn, 0fsrreidiiden unb
bulsnrif4en 1ruppsn iinb in SsrbieH
dnbausrnb iitsreid.
Die Oeutiden ba6en ben ipeiififsn
abbaus bes 5artmann Weileriopf,
in ben 9oseieH. serdumt. obne bonn
Jeinb ssit0rt 3u iperbsn, na9bem bic
Sdiibensrdben b.s Geinbes, bic iiir3s
Iid erobert iporben, DolitGnSis Ssrs
itSrt ipurben.
aeuinaHt YOslte Fat Iiibpeitlid BON
Souain einsn fran30iifden Jliesrs
irsus.r abs.idoiIeH. gs 1T oisiss bas
finite 6lus5eus. bas binnen turSsr
3eit DON 9sutnarh gOslie abseidoiIen
tpurbe.
SsiiIiher aritssi4anpldb: Die
4rmee Ses Gelbmnridaus bon 5ins
benburg bat bic Ruiien aus Stelluns
GEN 0itlid bon Wliiau. fofpis n5rblid
uno mOrb0tIi9 SDn Grob gtau iber
Sen Miifa eeporfsn.
9lnsriffs Der RuH.H ipsfli5 bon
Tiinaburs unb iiiblid bon Smorson
purbsn abssmieien. Die 9ruppeu bes
Jslbmaridaus Don Sinb.nburs babsn
9 Offisiere unb 144O0 WaHnidafieH
ssfdHgsn ssHommeH.
Die Irmse bss Generals DON 2ius
fiusen bat bsi .WuIeapss bic Ruiisn
iib.r ben stpr esiporfsn.
arisssidauplaB an 9aIiaR: 9tlIe
5Sbsn iiibIi9 Don 8s!srab b.iinben
fid in ben 5dnben Der Deuti4sn. Die
9lrm.s b.s Gen.rals DON 0d1tpib bat
ben Jtinb BIB bintsr Ralia, fiibipsits
lid Don Semenbria, setporfen.
Die buIsariiae 4rmss bes Gsnss
rails gOpaSiieif bat sint lllsbergans
iibsr ben ulnierlauf bss 1imot ers
snunssn. ben 1893 Meter bOh.n SIos
poDiea Berg sritiirmi unb 200 Ssrs
ben s.fanssn ssnommsn. aluberbsm
ipurOsn adt Gsiaiite srbentet. Die
gulsarsn iinb fernsr aud duf qirot
gu porgsriidt.
Die Mrmee bes Generals bon
Wadenfsn bat iOpeit 68 isrbii4e Ges
ftib. ertsuist."
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gebradt tperben t6nnten, tpiirben bic
Wtilitarbeb6rOen fir ben arieg ni4t
berantpOrtli6 fein.
I'm sroRer Mmgft
S3peben augeni4einli4 bic Ssrben
unb lauern auf 9ilfe ieitens Der
Qluiirten.
9lsi65eitia lperben Daffenerfolge Der
gulgaren ganS offen 5ugeitanoen.

paris, IL. Stto6er. = (Sn Ell
ner aus yiii6 bonn Samitag Oatirten
Oepei6e piro Der 3eitung Sc
Temps" gemeIoet, baB bic bsutihen
uHb Oiterreidtf6en Sruppen an Der
SaOe 0OHau 6ront auf Il Diptiioz
neu geI6dBt perben. Die Sepei9e
beri4tst aud, OaB Der Druid ieiteHs
Der Sruppen Der Geutralmd9te in Der
9egeHO BON po3arsoac anbauert.
Die gulgarsn". beiBt es bann in
Der 9spei3e iDsiter, ngreifen in gros
Ber 3abl an Der 2inie 5pii i9en 3aiecar
unb 8ptcgans, in Der 9egeno DON
SimOt unb 9resaniBa on. Gs 1T if
men geIunsen iiber Haitop, Sapat
uno StoitoDo grobo pDr5ubringen.
SIN Siiben limb bic Ssrben in Der
gsgenb DON 9niaseOac suriidsebrdHgt
DprbeN.
Sn Der 9egenb DON aripa unb pa
ldnta. an Der &umauoDo &lliteHbil
Gifenbabu gelesen, baben bic gulsus
ren nit mebrsren Regimentern anges
griffen unb ss lit ibuen gelungen Biz
mad 5houpinp 9rbo poraubringen,
DON ipp aus re bic Stdbte &umunppp
uno 9ranie iutpie bic RiI6 : SaIoniti
gabn 6ebro6sn tSnneu. Bel &otfane
am 5luB 9resaniba lsifien bic Ssrs
Ben erfOlgreih Bioeritanb, obfdon
Der 9lngriff bur6 5tpci bulguriT6e
OiDiiionen erfolg..
Die cage seitaItst ii9 iiberaus erHit,
uamsntIih in Der 9egenb BON aus
manono, ba es augeni9einli5 bic
Qbiitt bergulaaren lit, Ii9 Der GiIen=
balm auf bisIsr Settle 5u benlGftigeu
uno bic ierbii6e Nrmse bon ben
Iruppen Der @srbiinbeten a63uifnsi.
ben, bic DON SaIoniti aus untsrtpegs
iinb, I'm bann bur9 cine Slanten6ss
pegung mad Roroen gu our9 oas
WoraOa sbul auf g2iId 5u DOraus
rlfen.
Gs lit abiOlut notbpenoig, bab bic
Sruppen Der @erbiinpeten unusr5iigs
lid in aumunppo unb 9rdnie ein>
treffsn unb bic Resierung, bic armee
iptpie pas seiammte ierbHae Bolt
isbcn benz Gintreffen bieIer sruppen
nit pahienber llnsebulb entseoen".
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pft @ifn9fli if fs ,u einfm 3utamnafnn not|
etpit@rn pul9arf,, atna franeofifben
Grmppttt grhotattfn.

Sonbon, IL. Ottober. Obfdon
an peridisbsnen SielIen b.s 5itliden
lpie bes ipeitliden ariessi6auplabes
iebr beftise adnpfe itdttfinbtn, 10
tonaentrirt fi9 bod bas 9oupiintsrefe
auf ben Ginfaa Der Deuti9sn unb
Seiterreider unb 8ulsoren - Serbisn
unb bic 9erfude Der briiiiden unb
fransoiiden @snerdle Serbien, ebe es
gu fpdt III, 5iIfe gu briusen.
Den Ssr6sn iommt bas Wettsr, bas
auberorentli9 talt unb pinterli4 lit,
5u 5ilfe, benH unter bieien Wiiters
unssperbdltniHen seitaltst ii5 Der
transport bon sruppsn unb 9.iaiis
Ben iiber bas, tpas man i'm Orient
Sanoftraben gu n.nHsn bsIisbt, nod
idipierigsr aIs untsr normalsH gsrs
baltniiien.
5rob alien ,iit es ben 0euil6en ses
lungeu bic 5Obsn iiiplia Don 9slsraD
5u nebmM, fpdbrenh an Der Sonall
entIang bic armse bss Generals BON
Gaatuib bic SerbeH suriidbrdnst.
Die 8uIsaren bsridt.n au4 iibsr
i4neass gorriiden ibr.rfsits in Raass
bonieH unb es 1T aniihen ibnsn unb
ben JransOien bsreits gu sinsm 3us
iammsnitoB bsi GieDs.li s.tomm.n,
pdbreHb bas 2anb.n iraua6iiiasr uno
sHsIii4sr Sruppsn IN SalOni.i aus
bauert.
WeSsr DON rufifdsr nod Don itas
lisnifher Sei.e III foipeit ben Ssrbtn
5ilfe setommsn. absr bic Staliensr bes
baupten an Der 0iterrsidiihen GrsnSs
sinise GrfOlse sr5ielt unb sins nsue
SffeniiDe besonnen 5u babeH. bel tvsIs
der iie ibr.r 8ehauptuns na4 prsgas
iina beisbt baben.
Die 9eutfden baben iiibli4 Don
Riga bic Offeniipe bssonnen uno bic
Ruifsn aus ibren SisIlunssn pertries
ben, nobel iie sablreide gsfansene
madtsn unb cine alnaabl gsf4iiBe ers
beutetsn.
Gs bat ben Mni4ein, ala Oh ss ben
Seuii9.n porldufis i'm alIssmtinsn
auf benz OfIi4sn arisssfaauplub nur
barum al tbun III. ibre Stsllunsen
su bsbauptsn, ausssnommen i'm 9Ors
ben, no iis perffisbsntlide 8eriu&s
semadt bubtn, Diinaburs su nsbmsn-
Wenn ibusn bisiss seIinst, 70 pirb ss
aud ben SAL Risas nad iid sisbsn
unb bic Ruifsn sipiHssn, ii& iiber bic
Dina suriid5usishsn.
Sn 0lanbsrn unb in Der Champagne
bsrridt s.s.nDdriig iDisbsr cine allss'
msire StilIe, mSsli4sripsiie cine Stills
Dor bsm Sturm.
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SebDrbliH
Wtrp in Der Mart gran'
benburo Der s. D 9 Itprets
fir gutter fettges
iebt.

Berlin, II. Ottober, pia Cons
BON. - Der Militdrs s9OuDerneur Der
Wtart granbenburg bat ben S'D4It'
preis fir Butter ouf Stpei Wurt o6t'
ala qfennie (stpa 70 Gents) pro pto.
feftgeiest. Der gutterprets mar aut
brei Wlart sfponaia qferniae seftieSen
urb iiiro nod INNER fpeiter,
@ie es beibt, ion bsmnd4it in aun5
greuben Der @ebruud Oon Wil9 sum
gadeu, sum SeriteIlen bon Gbocolooe
unb 3udertpunren urO Su icnitisen
G6nli1en 9ipeden berbcten iperoen UNI
sbsnfo fon Der @ertauf Don R0hm Be.
hUrhIia uutsriaat nsrpen,
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Granfrei@
@isbt betannt bab tsuuns
mebr nit 9ulgarien i'm
&rieu itebt.

Giebt betannt, bab suuns
msbr nit 8uIgarien i'm
ariss ite9t.
paris. IL. Oiiobsr. Der Winis
itsrratb sab in i.iuer am Wpntag
mittas unt.r BEN goriib bes prGii,
oenteu poincare ituttssbdbtsn SIP
uns bstannt. bab felt bsm 16. Sttos
ber lin feds llbr Worg.ns einariesss
5uitanb 5iuiidsn Granirei9 unO Bull.
sarien btitebt.
Die bonn Winifterraib srlaHene grs
tldruns lautet ME folgt:
nRd6bsm 8ulsarien iid auf Die
Ssiis unIsrer 5sinbs seit,lIt unb sss
gen bic gsrbiinb.isn Grantreits DOT.
sesdnssn lit. giebt bic Rssisruns Der
fran3Oiiidsn RspubIit beionnt. baB
3lpif&sn guIsatisn unb 5ranirsi1
Dom 16. Diiober. MDrssns I'm 9 iIbr.
Elm strissASuiianb auf Gruno bss
@orsebens 8ulsaritns beittbi.1
Die in oisier eriIdruns ansefiibrte
etunOe IN bic. in ipsIder Der Be
f,blsbubsr Der 5lutts Der atliirisn I'm
Oitlihen skil b,s @itteIldnbifd<n
Wssres Dsiiuns srbieIts bic tiiiis
8uIsdrisns i'm gsadii&sn Mssr su
blodirtn