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The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Nov a. 1919.
Paving Notice No. 1905.
MEDBIRY AVENUE

To Muuos j. Minoek, PhIllip. Lam
bert q korEler. a Daniel, susanna
Japes. Henry Japes. william Huetter.
Henrietta Hsrbsrtz. Ghas Wilke L.
Clarence Atwood. Rudolph Peetsch.
Board Of Education, Albert krsyniak.
Mary RaHel. Geo Fischer. Frank ko-
rbau-kl. WacIair DObizynski. Alex.
Koklncz. Anthony skotzke. Albert
Etseher. Peter Brocki. Joseph Bow
cz'~s, Johu G0ta-' Hugh J tlbuih. Jo-
Kuhak. Frank Blzowski Wilhelmina
Kinnsth Phil Ewald Frank Jarza-
John KendzicwSkl. 9. George, Stanis-
Iaus Urban. Herman kunath, Bar oour
4 Rexford. John 4. Raosut, Joseph
Thos W. Palmer kono-
zal JOS L Burgess. Anna Conns; Vic
tor slIwenski. Hattie Lantz. VI. Ston-
schui,e = Derra. a Loskowski. 81.
Sager Frank Ciekril. 7. GrzenkowicE.
n r Stickney. J pcna, Geo. Ctchow-
lac. Catherine rot wsKl, edeTsI
sAph Lubinski. Jacob Macijewski.
Jos Lubinski. Felix firuowski Frank
Jahiewski. Felix Sindok. Leo Sikorski.
Antoma Kasprzak. Francis Gzella,. p.
Bableigh lgnatius r Jozepapkl Au-
gust Kuntz Adam JaRlowitI. Martin
Nafyzczyk Thos. Naihowsk. Alex
Nunth Ccmboesk Tohn KroPa. MI
chaei Kreicke vincent Kosinski, John
Krause. A Marz"jon. 50 stan slaus
church, Jacob Kraus. Thos Stanis-
lquski Osfugki r. Co'eill. Frank
Nowak Louie Lewandowski, Joseph
Victor Brown Nicholas surmnn John
Kuehl. J.s ,Wlsalqwski. aug, Astry-
Urbauowicz, Martin pzornk. Law
renee Ptak Thos " Smyeth. JOS.
Floto. Lou Klizuowskl German Evan
gollcai Church John =. Srhloss, Cath.
Plotrow4ki Albert nlrk. Peter Bam-
nszewski Chos a Rardo'ph. Geo. 3
Morris Jos. Der amt n Y. Perry
Smith. Lorcnz pranz, John Soyinski,
hn honv sargaIslti. Gottiieb Hamei.
RAUL Wenzcil John slwia. L Lezyn-
ski Edward Wllefsu Jos. karaine.
.f.rrfi-7r- Fi-f-ley Christian Russell.
Jos. ZdrojewFl,i. Orlowski, John
pfoifAc. VI. wierskL Adam serica.
fohu Biefe -- Wac ch1w, - BatnaszaR,
Henry s Koprln, Joe M~Gregor. IIi-
iar. n Loeb. W. Knor Julius HAN.
Frank Kotmcki r abuwsl,y. J.
G'usewakl - al, Amelia Krauvc. ".
ri scher Jos Nntowsei. Martin schom-
T4rob Kucatcr, Emil Roen1er Chqs
Sejoiz, Ferdinand Wiizkc, John Nphi-
or. 1oa Steiner. and t0 al other yer
qous owning occupying or otherwise
premises fronting on Medium avenue
iu said CITY nf Detroit within tho
firiIta hero natter mentioned
Tho Common Council ~ the Citv %
Detroit having ordered ro much -
Nrfhurv avenue. from The cast line
oe 81 NuLir avenue 20 ihn. west .ine
Of VT Elliott avenue 90 he r5 dad
and paved notice iu hereby river thqt
an qsucsamcnf has been uaJc uuun
all tho lots and preuilFrg frontiur ou
s9id M'dhury avenue. and liable 20 be
7srosred FOR said Improvement undcr
thr provisions Of the city Charter.
and that roll ~ snii neseVsucuf
IL now completed and will rcmaIu ~
the Asgeseorr office I'm tho Cltv -
Detroit from the date hereof until
Dec Z. 1915 FOR tbe inspection % ali
person. concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
by GUSTAVI- J. ALRREDtiT.
B-f25 President
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
N0TIGE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BoARo OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. "a. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1912.
LYMAN STREET

TO A. c. Thompson. Jacob LaslSy.
Ignstz Delezeski. stanley Pytewicz
Olda L~itz. ~ Jakobowskl. Anna Sal
la Martin Lula, Samuel Zambora,
CAsIrnir Gartes7yk. Joseph Wienrkow-
ski, Felix Schultz. IgnAcy RaEory.
peter Brock. x Battacks. & VIOLA
SKI. Wadiislua Laperski. r Koczsk
Kasirnir Przybilski. Frank Sadeski
Gcorgr Bazek. John Schroeder. Henry
Gall. Clarence plgulA, Nike puchsi-
ask. Paul EyrnlsZewski. Anthony Va
cibski. X Lokolewsbi John Wllk0w-
ski steve i.aHczynski. Frank Liese, G..
Russell, kazemir PrdrbilRkt Julius
Fekos Edward GrzmkOw ki John
Milewski. Mike Cenek. ~ Chonan. H
y. jerks. John Suder. John Latonary.
John Pruciai Walter KOwalski. Jo-
seph Gruduski. William Hawrzy ski.
Tgnac Michalski. George Baiok. fE-
natz RebaCk. Anton Warda, Anthony
GgrOdOwicI Philip BoRk Michael
Troz. Lothrop estate. Andrew KacZ-
kowski. Casimir Ostarzewskl. -. Sry-
ncziuski T. Sienczak. Mike Cicholski.
BOARD of Education (Majeske SCHOOL,
and TO all other persons owning. oc-
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
NOTICES. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Paving Notice No. 1901.
DWIGHT BOULEVA ARD.

To Joseph ~ Berry Estate. and to
all other persons owning. occupying.
orr otherwise Interested IN any OF the
lots and prem ses fronting on Dwight
boulevard, m said CITY of Detroit
within the limits hereinafter men
frucl.
The Common Council OF the City
uf Detroit. having ordered go much
~ Dwight Boulevard. from ths west
Tine - Fiake avenue tn tho west
curb limo OF PArkyiew avenue. 20 bs
graded and paved. notice is hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Dwight Boulevard.
and ii.tie 20 be assessed for ssid i'm
p~oNc11enf under the provisions ot
-hr CItr Eh7rtsr. nrd that roll %
saId assessment - now completed,
and viii remain at tho Assessors
of9c". iu The city OF Detroit from
the fata hereof rrtii Dscenher 7tn.
rGt5 r.r rh- ineIartioU OF all per-
~nrs rorrarr.0 therein
ntAUu pF ASSESSORS
by GTSrAVF r. ALBRIGHT.
p-42l President
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
HOW CHICAGO BOY DIED
IN BRAWL AT CAMPFIRE
OF FAMED FOREIGN LEGION

lit is OF the old Legion am writ
!ng--devils who should be kept IN
chains between battles. Their OF
acers check them az one would
check boarhounds But they die
grandly.
I'VE 90 frst." said the Legiouary
morosely with the Senegambians
and Moroccans and Turcos No one
cares II we die
There IS nttle doubt OF that. The
colorsd troops and The Foreign
Legion perhaps get fully their share
OF forlorn hopes One cannot
greatly criticize the practice, n one
views war In the coldly practical
way In which war Is 20 De viewed.
They ale nor OF the value 20 France
OF these shopkeepers aud shepherds
and farmers who maze up the RANK
and fle. II must also be said that
the Foreign Legion thoroughly un-
derstands the terms or which Il
serves France. and is rather proud
OF them The iegionaries avoid
fRhting as long as possible. or
course. They are rather shameless
about keeping out OF danger some
times. But when they are IN they
bear themselves as desperate men
who fight with ropes around their
necks. The wounded men dre from
the ground and hamst-ing the en-
emy as he runs past Why should
they not? A wounded Legionayy is
dead Legionary.
So that we come TO the death Of
Phelizot He was a Chicago boy
this Phelizot, and Il is agreed by all
that he was a fine fellow When the
war came the Turks and the Rou-
manians and the Serbs and the Rus
slams and the other European links
who made up the backbone OF the
Foreign Legion were dismissed the
service in great part. The men OF
the allies we're wanted in the allied
ranks, and the others could not all
be trusted Their places were filed
by the thousands OF romantic vol
unteers from every country IA the
world who locked 10 fight for
France. They took the Foreign
Legion because they could not
serve In any other French unit
They raised the moral tone OF the
Legion immeasffurs bly,. and they
did not lower its capacity for dying
I'VE were sitting about the fire
in camp one night" said the little
Legionary, talking"
There were some men OF the new
Legion IN the group, and some of
the evil-eyed ruffns OF the old
Legion. Phelizot was perhaps OF
French extraction, but he was all
American. A fine fellow. the little
Legionary said; kindly, generous.
clean-tongued, brave. At home in
Chicago he thinks that Phelizot was
well known He seemed 10 be
man OF good family He had moth
ing in common with the driftwood
Legion that Il may die well.
| Al AHl~t lIdAi pAi4s ohAu S6hAN
man OF eastern Europe, "They are
all towards, these Americans. They
that has Aoated into this Foreign
talk loudly. but they will not fight.
could drive them before me with
whip"
In the end the fight was forced on
Phelizot He tried to evade IL, but
when he could not he asked the
other TO step out and fight fair
Phelizot knocked the braggart down
and another rushed on him from
the shadows. This man went down.
and a third rushed on him. He
fell with his face IN the Goals Of
the campfire. Then the first man
reeled 10 his feet and struck Phell.
got from behind with heavy camp
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BoARo or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit Noy %. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1904.
MEADOWBROOK AVENUE.

To Jas pe vsld~r, Chas. pe Place.
Walter - Mach. J.. r. Malro. H
Ross. William Miller T. p Noite.
i.ouiFs shea. Nellie NshOney. CAMEL
Veruelsi. Jos M.rrwoNut william
LielRu. and 90 au other persons own
/nK occupying or otnerw So interest
'ed tr any pf the lois RuI prem Sos
fronting on NsR1owhvonk avenue. IN
said gIty q Detroit within the limits
htreiuafter mentioned.
Ths Common Council 81 the CITY q
Detroit. having ordered 40 much uf
Meadow brook avenue, from present
pavement 90 tie north line ~ lof 10.
". e. MsCk's sub. 20 be graded anI
paved, notice is hereby given THAI an
Rssesatnent mas boon made upon All
the lots and premises fronting on
MendnwhrOOk avenue. an1 liarla -
bc assessed FOR said Improvement uu-
der the provisions 90 'he city Char
Ter. and that 81 roll az said assessment
Is now cowplcfa1. ana VIII remain e.
the AasessorS' Jsarr in the Ctty Of
Detroit. from the 1nte hereof until
re- for AA- ---Anactlan OF AL
persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY GtSTANE : ALBRECHT,
P-i14 President
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

n Eo. BURKITT. who has been
~ ordered back on his job es as.
sistAnt postmaster at Winnetka
by the president, whom Burkitt
criticized for his engagement 10
Mrs. Gait and for which criticism
he was ousted from office by the
Winnetka postmaster.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
nv ugaeERT COREY

'|x&9~~w~4~hf. ' 1918. by hef"~s
\ PARIS. Nov. 22.--It was not tne
&ers OF the death OF PheliEot that
6>vssted attention as the little Le-
& r1oaary told II. 1t was the perfect
<ctnrs hs drew OF the Foreign Le-
\ - itself. A legion OF human
nasts untamed and untamable.
(. IN who dared not return to their
Aow,s Men who had almost for
x often what liberty is like. Men
Z 40 had TO think well 20 remember
ne names upon their papers.
~But they nsht monsieur" SAID
y ~ little LegionAry. "Oh. yes
they Gght-'
they have little option II the
truth be told. Quarter is not given
Is the Legion by the Germans. The
+ ne1orsries are hired hghters. the
aermans say--murderers, thieves
& '<1rnitors--who are not entitled TO
4 enarter. II may be that some OF the
'Snon Of the Legion ind the cap hts.
+ a. any rate II seems to be a trsdi-
{,0n that the Legion gives no more
1uarter than they get. There Is
'.vnxue. misty story OF some fight IA
ms early part Of May, in which
E oompany OF the Legion penned
ocmpany OF Bavarians In a farm
Z rtaad on the Argonne. The Bavar-
lnns are a stark lot. They wave
J Knives at you laughingly.
TT Is so we cut the hearts out of
ne little Frenchmen." the Bavar-
lans say.
30 the Legionsries and the Ba-
xnriaps fought Il out there among
sfhe cow-byres and the high-wheeled
cayts. under the shadow Of the
matched roofn. Perhaps the story
1rn't true, although II persists in o
3 aAetached and tsttered way. But
ths story goes that when the fight
waa over the Legionarles sat down
'4o count their spoils-that being one
cf the traits of the Foreign Legion
when the wide gate OF the COW
'yard slid softly open and the mis-
nhapen snout OF a machine gun
thrust through. Behind it appeared
'<hs blue-gray Of German uniforms.
The German captain who stood by
fho machine gun mans side had
Ioonss Of humor. for he smiled al the
|Legionaries.
s0sntlemen OF the Foreign Le-
161en,- he Knocked. In perfect French.
what have you to say for your
'no1vss- you die7"
# n was an Engiishman, they say.
Uho dared not for his life set his
not upon English soil. who rose 10
'Ssluts the German captain. He
Sacked his men up with, his eyes.
one by one they rose from the side
~ the Bsvarian dead whose pockets
|1hey had been rining and gathered
|1hemseles as cats do for a spring.
s~Vt have this to say" said the
rIishman. very softly. His eyes
WGn1 from man 10 man OF the Le-
- paries. giving them a message.
% we have this to say" said the
'xnISlishman In humility, eve men OF
NJ Foreign Legion. Charge"
They all died, Of course. but the
Mile Legionarary observed with
'oodne satisfaction that they died
NeaL That is rather habit OF the
nRtn Of the Foreign Legion. They
have lived remarkably badly, FOR the
most part, but the manner OF their
death redeems them. II is not that
they are the misunderstood gentle
men and romantic younger sons and
lorgotten heirs OF whom Ouida
wrote. They are for the most part
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23
NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BoARO oF AssessoRs oFFIcE
Paving Notice No. 1915.
RICHMOND AVENUE.

To Long Mfg Co. David Zang.
Bertha Zimmerman. Theodore T.. Bar
~. T.. Berg. ~. Stanlet shaw, ~ ".
Tryon, Edward Peters. Joseph Dew
I'm. Miller Car Co. Julius pellerin.
William n. Hooper. Jacob Moore. J.
Sipe, Frank Riley. John A Van Rip
er, W. F. Duke, Frank W. Doyle.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-23

This PHOTOGRAPH taken few years ago, when
Winston Churchill former lord of the British admiralty
nrs ot the fe1oan BaneuVers at tie oVafion
81 the lord Churchill is going the western to
Ijoin his regiment.
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0nlgarien
st 3ur Iltber;enBmns seIansi, baii
SamhIanb iein naharfider
Seinb 1T.
Sn Siefem Sinne dnbsrts
fid Der bulgarifde ST,
nausmiHi ter s0n9eff.

Berlin. 81. Ott. (aluf brabtfo.
fem Mese nad SobpiIe.) rDas 6uls
sariitx @olt IN nunnebr aur lIebsrs
seusuna g.tommsn. bab Rubfdnb iein
natiirIiter S5einb III nnS pirb b.ms
eeniGB tanbsln'. so srtldrie Der buI.
aarii6e s5inausminiiter soubsff in
einsr llntsrrebuns nit tsm gsrtrstsr
Sss .g}eitsr 2fopc". ths er cine Reife
mad Wien nnb Berlin dntrat. Sisies
ipirb IN elmer aus gubapeIt itammsns
ben unS BON Der llsbsriss Rahrtttens
aseniur bsrOffsntIi4ten D,pei6e Be-
innnt osgebsn.
.sSn Sem biitorif&n Mrmtnt",
fagtt ssinan3miniftsr 1On6eff, sdls
bic buIsariidsn 1ruppsn fi4 NIT ben
iissrsiden btutiden ilnN 1iterrsi4sars
aariItsn aamerdbsn persinigttn,
mahie cine ruiiiTfe IIctie eiirsn bsims
iiidif4en Qlnarifi auf bic bulsdrii6s
saiins uns ,Sttsss fsistII8s EIsSsr.
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2onbou, 81. Oft. Die Terbii6.
sgeTiuna pirpt, bic fir ben S9liiHel
gu Riia gilt, befiHbet it4 in ben 9dn'
ben Der gulgaren. pd6reno bic biut'
Iten unb Diterrsidii6en Iruppen DOM
Rprben FER rprbriugsnS, bemii6t iinb,
ardsupspab einsutrsifen, no ii4 oas
ierbiIde Qlrisnal befinost. auf hisIs
WeiIe perbsn nitt Hur bic ierbiIde
Sauptitobt fofpis bic StaSt, aus Dsls
der bic Ssrbsn lire Wluuitipn bs3is.
ben, bebroht. iOncsrn be Seffnuns
tpirb aud INNER snger gema4t, bur6
lpelbe bic isrbif5e 2lrmee i'm RorSs
ipeften i5 GnttpmmsH beipertitsnissn
tDnnte.
@lsi6ssitig ipirb rou ben Sefterrsis
d.rn Wontenegro angegriffsn, I'M
bierbura bic Gefabr su beieitissn,
pelhe ibnen cine ieinOlide armee BON
Der sslanfe aus bsrsiten f6nnte. llebsr
bic &dmpf. stpiTd.n Den Seitsrreitsrn
unb Wpntenegrinsrn an Der Trina TT
iebr ipenis seiast tporben, cber ausns
id3einlif banbelt ss it5 um iiPeraus
btutise Rdnlpfe. bsnn Die Seiterrsi4er
braudten eine DOH. Do9e, .te ss
tibnsn selans. ben SIub an elmer sns
siseu Gtsne, fiiblid BON gif@esrdS,
gu freuser.
Die enslif6 : frau30Ff&en srupp.n
baben an fiiSli6en Gnbe Der nab
Riit fiibrsnben Giieubahn fefien 5ub
ssfabt unb babsn, iiber bic bulsurt'
i9e gren5e Dorbriuseub. bic um
Strumisa sslsseu,u 5iigsl b.isst,
pGbrsnb bic Ra9ri6t pen Der ansebs
Iitsn Ginnabms ber Stabt 6trumiba
ieI6ft porIdriis ber amtlie6n Beta.
iisuHs beSorf.
Seitens Der syfotten Der glaiirtsn
iinb bic bufsariiden SidSte an Der
aiiiie bss aesaiiden Reeres pieSsr
bomburbirt tporben. Denn idcn burt
oieie Spsrdtionsn Der Druid ssgen
Srbisn um Elm @eringes sslinosrt
ipirb. 70 liessn pprlGufis feline 5upers
l6Tiigsn Rd9ritien iiber OpraiiDnen
i'm sr0bersn MGbftabs Dor, peIds
5erbien bic erfebnte Rsttuns brins.n
ipiirbsn. @eriiftipeiie uerlautet aIlers
bings. nnb bisfe Gerii&te itammsn
baupiIdhli6 ous bertI4en 0usllsu,
naB cine ruiiif6e 9lrmes otirt Ru'
m6nisn mariAiren unb ben Serbsn
I5u Ollie iommen iuOas BsSisIi4
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sum Rsiastan3Isr auserfeben

qaut einem amtli9en @eridt 6es buIs
sdriiden ariegsminiiteriums. Der am
Sonntas Der0ffentIidt iuurbs, boms
bnrbirt Elm aus frana5fiifen unb snss
lii9en ariessidiffen deficiencies Gss
i6paoer tpiebsr bic buIsariffe 9iiiis
am aesdiibsn Ws,er. Qtuberbem ipirb
in BEN geridt ein ipeiteres @orriiden
Der bulaarifden Truppen in Gsrbi.n
semeIb,t. Der 8eri9t lautet ipie fplst:
Rad Der 9eiebung Don 3ai.car,
aniaisrats uno SnopO febten unfsre
2ruppsn am %. SiiDber bi. 0erfols
suug bss iystnbes in psitliter Ri@s
tuns fort.
9lm Worssn pss %. Otiober riidte
Elm Detudement 1ruppsn, bas bic
Ooraufeeaausene Ra6t in Der Rabe
bon girot perbra9t bate. in bic
S.abt EN- unS nahm bic fpitsre Der
ioleuns Der sef&lagensn feinbIi&sn
4rmee auf.
Die enslif6 franSGfIde 5lotte bat
ipisber nit Der 8sihieBung Der aiiIis
bes assdifdsn Meeres bssOnnsu
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9ic 6trbtn lutroen iulmtr wtiter
5uriidgtorangt>
pfuttd)r dr1tppen nt,ttr @fnfral nun EofuPf
tatfu 3etilamouar frctfrt.

etipaiger enaliIaer unS fpan30iiI6er
9eritdrtungen Dsrlautet iotpeit iebof,
abIolut nt6ts. gs mag iein. ouB bic
2llliirten es nebenbei audi perfuhen
ipsrben, auf inbtrettem @sge Ser6ien
5ilfe gu brinsen, burd pel4e Die
DeutIhen unb Seiterrei4er bardn
perbinbert tperoen piirbet, @sritdrs
tinaen nad Ser6isn gu ienben.
Jtalien fat su bisIem 3tped bsreits
cine aasemeine SffeniiOe begonnen
unb man muntelt bon elmer neuen Sfs
feniibe auf benz fpeitliden &riegsf6aus
plab. Die 9eutI6en i6einen ieooh
porsesriffen gu ba6en, benn am Gam
itaa 4benb begannen iie nit einem
allsemeinsn Inariff in Der Gfams
pagns duf einer 5ront Ron ettpa fiinf
Meilen, I'M bds 9ebiet 5uriid5uers
rbern. bag bic 5ran3oisn ibnen tiir5s
Ii6 obgenomTueu batten. SO gelang
ibHsn, ben Butte De 5a6ure 5uriid5us
erobern.
I'm Der ruTiti1en s5rDnt b.rridt,
unssaftst bes berunnabenbeu Winters
cine ie5r rese Sbdtist.it. Mit gesus
uuf bic Rdmpfs nm Ri9a unb Dina
butg III allerbings cine 5ismli6e StiGe
einaetreten, a6er man gIdu6t, oab
bic Seutf6en ii6 bier fir siren ers
nsutsn @orftob riiften. Tiefer mub
jsSot balb erfolgen, ba bur6 bic
SdnsefGls. Die bersits 6egOnnsu tper.
ben, bic gefDrbsrung Der i6tpereH
gsiaiibe Iib aubsrorb.ntli9 ihipisrig
gsitaItet.
gm Stpr babeu bic 9eutIdsn eine
9sgeroffeuiibe beeonHen unb etli6es
Ssbist suriidsrpbert, bas General
S0anoif ihnsn abssnpmnen bate.
Bsitsr fiiblih in 9alisien ba6en bic
RuiTsn iid rpisber auf bic Sffsniips
Osrlsst, es lit linen ieoO4 ni6t geluns
gen, ii6er bic Stripa gu tOmmsn.
Die siirfsu beridten iibsr Suneba
menbe atttpitat Der artilerie fopie
Der ariessififfe Der gGiirten in ben
Daroqnenen.
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I'm, 9seiten
e,abcn Die bcntid)en Srnppeu picber
pcridrieoenc @riolac III uersciGnen.
Sin Sfgel bei Sabnrc uadJ erbitter'
tenn aampf genommen.
Niuber serictben iiber 1900 Sraniu
icn in hie &rieasseianscnifaft.
Sci glenpiilc erifiirmtcH Sagcru eine
irinhlids EoiitiOn DOn 100
9Retcrn Sdngc.

EerIin 81. SftcGer. (sluf
oraltloicm @eqc mad, Sunoiae.O Gic
Gritiirnung ser Sore 90. 1872 moro
.ueir!ib oon Saburc IN Der Gbdr-
pagnc, iopie Die Grpoerlng poJ
iran,oliIfen Sfiitengrate III elmer
9duoe pon 100 Wletcru (etpa
1900 DnroSl norooitIid ncn gteli'
oiac lmO iiioli6 pon Soude5 in Der
@laeno BON 9lrtois, lullrben am
sonntag bon ocr Sberiteu SeereS.
letting befannt ge9eben e. ruurSch
iiber 1400 @eianaene geradt mo
pier Dloihinengeihiise er6eutet.
oH benz 9eridt miro fcrner 5ugc'
itanoen, bab iniGlge Scr llebernud)t
Ger a1grciiertoen fran5oiiidlen Srlr-
per cin SHiisenarnben u0r6Ii6 Don
2cDlcgnil IN Der Champagne niligeac.
ZEN Uer6cn nlubte. Der 9eridlt Iall.
let lpie folat:
,,RorSoItIidJ pon gselIpillc uabmsn
baneriide Srlppen cine fran3oiiihe
Sielllrna III cincr 2dnge ron 100
9Peterr. Sicrbei rntr0en 200 @eian-
ucre aclnaf)t unb bier Wtaif'inenge-
idiiee, iopie brei @iuemperfcr cr-
beutet. Gin @egenuugriii Den scr
GSeiHb am @6enp mad)te, tDurSc ab9e'
pieieu.
esn Der Champagne giug in orr
9tudt pon, %. sim 30. Sttober Ell,
pcriteheutcr hiiteuarobcn'
u6ihnitt noroIih pon 9cpfesntl per-
loren, neil oic oitgreifenoen iron3oiI'
id,cn Sruppen on 3n6l Der BORT Itn'
tionirten aonpagltie rpeit itberlegell
tDareu
cSn 9ohime mod)ten imiere Srltp'
ben rdbreuo 6es 9taflrrittags eincn
9lnariif nnS critiirnltcn Butte DC
Sobrrc, ben S1iiucl glo. 1872 moro,
mcItIid, BON 1ahrre. Ter aomti
ma6rte bie aan5e 9satlt birolrh Sir
noflnlen q fran5oiiirfe Sfii5icre,
bcrlmter Stpci 9attaiIonstonman'
ncitra, ionic 1915 Wmtniddften &C.
'oreen"
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bo6en te5iiglid oes Oto6ert San, Der
III giop gorf nerboftet tpur6e, ipeil
er angeblih all elmer Geridgu6rung
bcibeiIigt gelreien mar, uelAe auf bic
3erItorltng BON nit Dhuition belo-
oener S,hliien ab8ielte, cine eingeben
De llntcrinding anaeiteQt. 9ieie lin
teIludHtng fat ereeben, bab oie Be-
lalptlng 6up's. oaB er ein 2eltnnnt
in Der SeltiAen 9lrmee lei, nidt ultf
8oG15eit 6eritbt, oenn eineu Oifi5icr
5icic5 gtamen5 fat es nieulnlS in Der
0eittidjeit Mrnier gcSe6eli.
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3useHaaoen
ponierbifder Seite
bab pirot BON BEN 0ers
binSetensenom'
Durbs

parts. 81 DIT. Sn sinem bonn
%. Ottober batirten unb bier einges
troifenen amtli6sn ferbtfden Yeri6t,
'tpirb bic Groberung pirots feiiens Der
@erbiinoeten suesiianbsn. Der geri4i
lautet tpie folst:
~5eftie. Sample bauern an Der
Wprapa Grunt an, pdbrenb bic Sis
mo. armee fia auf eine neue Siels
lung 3uriidsssosen Fat.
Die 9trmss. ip.I4e pirot pert6ei.
big!s. mar sesiDunseu. iia btnter bic.
fe Stabt suriid5u5ieben.
gs g.tans benz geinbs, mad, bsfti'
gen ansriffsu burd srobs sruppsn'
maiIsn aat9init gu nsbmsn.
aln Der norotpeiiIi4en GrOnt Fat Der
Syeinb infolgs elmer lletermadt bt,
ssrbsn m.brsr. 2ilometer fiibIih bon
Spilainac suriidaeprdnst.
Rtue bassrifte 5ruppsn iouis
oiierrsi6ifde Gcbibesiruppen foIeu
einastroffen fein.
gln ben iiarissn 1beiIen Der grOut
1T bic Gage iinpsrGnbsrt.'
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Qn 6e0en lfern 0er glGaua me0a Die Sa6ea Upn 0er
arnlee 0eS Generals uOn 9aQmi6 5uri6gcrie6en
Jniiiid)rs ScbladtiHf bonn ,9amtelei,nnm" Spp im
sbtuar5en Wteer ppn tiirttid)em sa,buut nerientt.


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@nifiAes ghlabtiHiif
Bon einsm tiirtii4sn 5aud5oot in,
S9par5eu Mesr uerieutt.
9as Sdla6ti6iff ssbUrts 8ur Purts-
IsimpnsRIa7e BON 1852 5onneu,
Bon ruFii9sr Seits pirb fslbitrebeni
Sisisr @erluit ni4t 3useitunben.

Berlin 81. Sttobsr. (4uf orabta
IoIem @sse na9 SabDins.) - 2aut
sinem amtlitsn tiirtii9en geridt. Der
Dom q. Ottobsr butirt 1T, Bat Elm tiir=
tiIdes Sauhboot i'm ipsitti6sn 5bsiI
BEG S9parSsn Waseres bic ruiiif4e
Slotte ansssriffsn unb Elm S6Iadts
i6ifi pom 9pp Der npanteIeimou" osre
isntt. 9ieIes purbs am SOnntag pon
Der lleberiee Radri4tsnsassntur be-
tannt ssgeben.
Sn einem amtli6en ruiiiIhen, Be
ridjt pom %. Sttober, in ipel9em iiber
bds 9pmbdrbsment pm 9arna an Der
bulsariI1en Siiite oes ShDurseu
Tlesres bsri9tst tpurbe, bisb cs, oub
cine rufiTds Juntenitatipn cine De
pef6e bon elmer bertihsn Sunfenitas
tion nd9 aonituntinopel dlfeefdnnsn
babe, in tpsIasr bsbauptet ipuroe. oab
burd ben ausriff ieitens zines beut'
Iden Saudboots Elm ruifii8sS
S9laati9iff bonn npantsIsimon' sspp
Iebr i5per bsi9lbiet tporbsT lei. Sr
benz ruiIiT4en amtliden 9eri1t purbs
psrIi&ert, Sab bisis 9aahridt isoiDcosr