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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-01-25
School Trustees TO Meet.

For discussion of Important enuca-
tional questions affecting Newberry
oorntv and the entire State, !: meet
;!.s . the school trustees Of every
disirict viii be hell; 1t The court mouse
Mon az February 7st (salesday', IA
nedlateiy after the public sales.
The County Trustees association
is made up of more than one hundreo
and seventy-five members. sincerely
hope every district will be represented
by ct least cne srustee, and perter-
ably by a full board Important school
legislation is now pending in Colum-
bia. No progressive district can al
ford TO be without full information
concerning compulsory school atten-
dance, State aid, financial aid Oh
schools in Newrerry county and fieic
day.
State superintendent J. E. Swearin-
gen and Miss Mary Eva Hite will be
present.
If vou caanot attend, please write
me-.
Yours truly,
Geo. D. Brown,
~ cS,,o+ E,Ji1cotiOO
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-01-25
Pearls.

The use and popularity Of pearls date
back bo about 800 B. O., but they were
known to yet older peoples, and espe-
eiaIly to those of the east. The Chinese
records go still farther back, and oys-
TOR pearls were received as tribute in
the twenty third century 3. c. 1t is
probable that they were found in the
waters Of Ceylon and India 1900
wears ago, and the Greeks of course
both knew and recognized the value OF
the pearl. But it was not until the
Roman empire was beginning to rise
that the knowledge Of the value OF the
pearl became general
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-01-25
Bear Ye One Another's Burdens.
(From the Manufacturers Record

Though the country in its business depression is
merely paying the inevitable and the easily-fore-
seen penalty for it's ten-year war upon business-a
war which has brought poverty to millions and
halted our national progress, war waged with
more of hate and less of excuse than even Europes
awful struggle-we must as nation seek to over
come the results of our own countrys mistakes and
our own blind following of false leaders. AS in
Europes war the innocent are suffering with the
guilty, 50 in our war on success the innocent are
bearing the burden as fully as those responsible
for this condition.
At such time it is incumbent upon individuals
and communities to heed the Divine command,
'Bear ye one another's burdens, and do all that
is possible to create empioymentsfor the idle men
who now vainly seek work.
The community whether it be county, town,
city, state or nation owes it to itself and toS the
unemployed to help bear their burdens by creating
work wherever this can wisely be done by public
improvements, even if in doingssso heavier taxes
have to be laid upon all property interests. In
the end these improvements, if wisely made, will
be worth to the whole community far more than
their cost.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-01-25
KRYAN DECLINES
FOR THE PRESENT
Secretary Of State May Later Address
SoHth Carolina Legisla-
ture.
The State.

The State.
Speaker Hoyt received telegram
last night from w. ]. Bryan secre-,
tary of State, that owing to delay
ia receiving the invitation to speak
te the house and a misunderstanding
about the date of speaking that he
was not able to accept the invitation
He asked, however, how lang the leg
islature would be in session, express
ing the desire that he may later come
20 Columbia. He said also that he
would be in Raleigh, N. c.. next week
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-01-25
Yes, Good Enough.
Estill Herald.

Estill Herald.
"a great many people want to know
why Gov. Blease resigned and a num-
Der of reasons have been assigned.
We should say he did it because he
wanted to and had right under the
constitution to do it. Isn't that rea-
son sufficient nt?-Newberry Herald and
News. We should say that he did 1t
because he had pen some red ink
and scrap of paper. That's a gooi
reason, isn't it?
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-01-25
MIR. Stockman Better.

Greenwood Journal, 21st.
The news from Mr.. ]. P. Stock
man who is recovering from injuries
received on Monday, today is that he
s improving. His many friends
throughout the county will be glad
90 know that his chances for recov-
cry are bright.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-01-25
NOT WITHIN POWER
OF THE GOVERNOR
ORDER OF DISBANDMENT BY FOR.
MER GOVERNOR DECLARED VOID
Edict That Purported to Muster, Out
Troops is Held of No Effect Ex-
cept to Impair Discipline and
Efficiency.
General Order No. 4.

The purported order of tine 1lth day
of January, 1915, known as general
order No. 2, is hereby declared void
and of no effect. All rights, duties
privileges and obligations, whether
civil, of military, OF the National
Guard and of the volunteer militia
in whole or in part, and Of the Of
.icers and men thereof, are not al
fected by said illegal order, but have
continued and do now continue as
though said order had never been IS
sued. This order is to take effect i'm
mediately.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-05
S. S. Irving, Jr.
CONTRACTOR
Store and Office Fixtures
Office: Suffers Garase

For Sale-Ome Ansco Camera
postcard size with complete outfit
Cost $500, will take $500.
Wilbur Ward, Circle
FOR SALE or Trade-1914
Model Krit touring car. Run
about 5000 miles. Call or write,
C. E. Ward, Circle
Hair switches made from your
own combings. Reasonable rates.
Call or write, Alma M. Voss, Circle
BROKE STUFF For Sale-One
team of geldings, 6 and s years
old, VT. 1900 each. Also a good
wagon. Call at Banner office.
SEED CORN For Sale-N. w.
Dent seed corn $500 per bushel.
Leave orders at Banner office or
write, Geo. F. Altman, Circle.
For Sale-2OO bushel of good
seed flax, guaranteed free of foul
seed, at s. per bushel at Money
Patch Farm.
Still Wilkins, Circle.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-05

Look for supplement this week
Found between pages and 5.
!: Terry is to have second news.
paper.
A pontoon bridge is to be bull
across the Missouri at Wolf point.
Mrs. F.W. Swanson accompani-
ed by her father w. G. Klopf ar
rived this week from Sidney TO
take up residence on the home
stead over on Stony Butte creek.
Jim Stafford of Sioux creek
was in town to prove up Saturday
on which Jim claims is the finest
claim on Sioux creek. Will Moody
and Bill Barr witnessed for him.
D. j. Hull, Jr., returned from
Fargo, N. D. this week where he
spent a couple weeks with his
folks. Nothing like getting back
to Circle again hey Dave?
Mrs. Chas. Bell who has a val
liable claim on upper Redwater
made final proof here on Monday
before U. S. commissioner Rorvik.
Barney Dandy left last week
for st. Cloud, Mimi, where he was
called by the sudden death of his
aged father, Jacob Dandy, Sr.
Mr.. Dandy, ST., was 80 years
of age and one Of the early pio-
neer settlers of that section, hav-
ing taken up homestead there
within a few miles of St. Cloud.
Deceased leaves 8 children A
grand children, 43 great grand
children.
PC. Floyd and John J. Jones
both of Stony Butte were down
on business Monday. Mr. Jones
brot down 3 of the finest dressed |
hogs we have ever seen which he
of here. Mr.. Floyd was
caller at our sanctum while in
town and as a consequence is
now a reader of the Banner.
Just arrived our comnlete line
of paints for the spring trade.
Circle Nero. Co.
We wish to call your attention
to the new ad of Edw. Storm, the
new blacksmith, in this issue, also
hat of E. L. McClatchie.
Realizing that Circle is going to
De live little city this summer
BENZ. F. Bragg of Terry has
started an Auto Stage route be-
ween Terry and this place. He !
vas here yesterday for the first
ime accompanied by Dan Hersh- ,
,erger and M. B. Harper. See I
lis ad in this pepper. I
A brother of j. A. Lloyd arriv- !,
d here from Tennessee last week !
or visit. !
Mr.. and Mrs. L L. Boice of \
tony Butte returned this week {
rom a several months visit in S. E
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-05

1 FOR SALES geldings and
mare. all well broke. | McCor-
mick Mower, / Mitchell Wagon
and box, set of work harness,
| ! 7-foot Disc and / walking
breaker. Call or write,
j. L. Pickett, Union.
| Erling Njaa attended the horse
sales at Miles last week and Of
course brot back a bunch of
horses as he always does when he
goes down to attend the sales.
Mr.. Njaa reports horses selling
very high.
Roman Catholic services will be-
held at Circle on Saturday March
Doth, at 10 am. by Father Curran.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
imet'at the 1rviiig home last We'd
-nesdhy, lunch being served by
Mrs. Christiansoh.
Messrs. Tillotsdh & Njaa have
both installed their 6-ton scales
Ahd Sare READY to weigh anything
you Wish.
The,carload Of lumber which
MesSrs. Irving, Pardis, Gilbertson,
Anderson and several others or
dered from the west is now on the |
way out several teams having |
gUhe to 6lendive .after 1t. y !
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-05
The Toggery Opens
For Business

D. L. Eastburn wishes to an
nonnce that he has now received
most of his stock and is now
ready for business.
Mr.. Eastburn is putting in a
complete line of Mems Furnishing,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Suits, Etc, and
invites the public to call and.look
over his line.
See his ad on front page.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-05
Sunday School Items
Contributed

SO1ltllOuOC0
The first session Of Sunday schoo
proved to be Very encouraging. II
was beautiful day, and quite a
number were present, thirty-five III
all. The S. S. literature not being
here, lessons were not taken up but
the time was spent in singing and
arranging the classes. They de-
cided to have -four classes. Miss
Gladys Malvern Will have charge of
the Primaries; Joseph Rorvik and
Mrs. Suffer, Juniors; Miss Edith
Malvern and Mrs. Rorvik the
Seniors and Rev. Christianson
chargeof the Young Peoples Glass
later.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-05

Arthur Odds, Roy Dickson and
Geo. Stocker are among the boys
who have returned from the east
this week.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-05
Fine Farm For Sale

Splendid 800 acre farm 4 miles
from Circle, we'll improved, good
water. Call or write, Henry
Wischmann.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-03-05
Estray Notice

Came to my place on Ash creek
about the middle of January one
work team.
.Emmette Reyes,
Brockway Mont. :.
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BannerEfor the news.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19
Carl 6itfener iumroe mad
benz Often geidbift,
lin naa eiaeneu anidaunnseu bar
iiber entiheibsH sH fbHnen,
9b bic 1ruppen Ser alts
Iiirten BON Der Gallis
poll 5albiHisI Jus
radseSoseH perbsn
f fnflsu

eonbon. IS. Tobsmbtr. Baron
giibbItsbuls fras am Donneriias i'm
Cbsrbuus, ii9 an ben Marquis Of
2nnsOOipns ipsubsub. ob ss ipabr isi.
bab Der GsnsraI Cir GbrrIss 6.
Munr0. Der ssommanb.ur Der britis
idsn Grp.bitiOnstruppsn an ben
DarDansIlsH, smpfobIsn babe. bab bic
tiltiIttn sruppen bon ben Darba.
nslm suriids,3ossu ipsrbm ioIItsn.
Der Rarquis Of aansOOiDHe ants
iprrtsts barauf. bab bic Rssisruus
bsE Carl sitdsnsr beauftrast babe,
Iit mad bem 6itliGen Mitislmesr 3u
tsgebsn. I'm fia an Crt uHb SisIIt
pnfrnIih ppn Der Gage Der Dinst
an ben DdrbansIIsn 5u uterstussn, bd
Esr Htri6s bes Cir GbarIes Wunro
aES bic ibn bsslsiisnSs HsSriinnuHs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19
Ser gr6kte Gbsil nun
Gerbien
Sesi i'm Belts Ser Sentifj 0iterrei.
did bulsariidsu gsrbiin.
6eten,
Gin Ssrfudter usbtrfalI
Der griisn in gslsisn
mibIuHgen.

HI v " ".
gsrlin. IS. Rob. aui Srabtlo.
lem W,se mad sapDilIs. q. q. 9i,
RilitGrbebOrbsn tiiubisisn am DON,
n.riias an. bab bic gritsn ON Tliit.
nod cine DISCRIMINATING Der b.ut.
id,n qoiitionen on Der DON MsiiiH.s.
icds Neilsn nSrnIid Don gprn in
9sIsisn nab armsntierss fiibrenbsn
gbauiTss periu6ien. Der ansriff abe,
prompt absei4Iasen iulros.
Sn ben arsoHusn itafsn bic gran.
sc'en 9tnitalisn, cine Wine fprinssn
gu laiIsn. Dies mar ober rsc5sssiiie
ben ben S.utf9sn bsmer.t notbsn,
bic ben Graben bsi .3eittn DsrIisbsn.
auf bem OfIiten arisssidauplas
III bic Gage unDsrdnoert. Sn S<rbierl
fcbr.n bic Ssutid 5itsrrsi4ifhsn
gsr6iinbstsn fort. bic Ssrbtn INNER
ipsiter mad Siibsn suriidsubrdnsen.
Die SruppeH babsn bic SaporsRusta'
Ruriumlpa Rabeu Sruslica 81.
ris errsi4t. aurfumIpa mar pom
isiabe s,rdumt unb mar Don ben
s.rbsn Dor Ssm albsus aussspIiinberi
lpprSsn. Gs purbtn mtbrere bunbsri
GsionssHe semd4t unb msbr.re aa.
ncatn srbsutet.
auriumipa lisst unsefabr 30 Wsi.
I'm iiibpeitii& bon NiTa unb unsei
FAIR sbsnfo nett n5rbIi4 BON priiii'
iia. Die 8si.buns Oieier Stabt bebell'
TT, bab bic bsuiih DfisrrsidiI6su
@srbiinbst.n iInssfdbr 100 WsiIer
BON Der Dcnau aus mad Siibsu Dor
ssbrungsn iinS. Da bic 9uIsasen Der
erSbien Sbsil bss iiibIidm Serbiena
t<Tsbt baben, psrblsibt ben Sefbtr
our 3sit nur nod Elm psrbdlinibmdbia
iamaler Sirsifsn aanSss an be,
montsnssriniiasn nnb uIbaniidsr
G;rsnss. Der ii& Idnss Der gris&ii1su
Greujs naA W<itsu 5insis4s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19

Dor, bic Ser6tn Dor fi6 bertrei6snO,
pdbrsnb i'm Siiben bic SuIgarsn BE-
reiis our4 9ruppen nit QrtiQsrie
bon Der grmes bes gsuerals pOu
@aapib peritdrti, ssBen WlOuaitir
Dorriideu, BON psIhen Etabt fis nur
nod penise Stunoen Dssss entfsrnt
iein folen.
lleber bic Ridsugslinis Der Gsrbsn
berrfdt nod llnssDiBbeit. Giuise De-
PeitsH bsuteH on, Oab iis iid auf
Wpnaitir auriidsieben. no iie britiite
gsritartupgeR antrsffn tpiiroeH. 4Hs
Der. bebaupteH, bat lie ii6 na4 O6ris
Sa an Der aIbuniiasB GIenss suriids
sieben.
gln ben iibriser Jronten III bic
Gage unerdnbert. SIN Meiten finbeH
beitise artilI.ristGmpf. ftatt uub i'm
Often berrfdt psrbdI!uiBmdbise StiI'
ls. au9 an Der iiiOIt4en 5ront bas
Sen bic stnsriff. Der Staliensr an9sf.
tiateit naf,delafIeU.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19

2onbon, 18. Ropember. Die
Stslunsnabme Der 2lGiirtsn seseniibsr
0rit9enlano, pDn bsm lie cine be-
iiimmie @arnntie fir bic Si9erb,it
Ter fraus0ifftsn, britiiden unb isrbis
iden srupp,n su erbditen psriutrH,
foipis bic gtiammte miliidrii6e polis
tit i'm nabsn Orient, inl9IiebIi4
ter SarbunslIen, pirb. 70 erfpartst
man. nod DOT Gnbe bieisr Wo4e iIar
ssitellt tperbeu.
Die gsyatbung in parts. on Der
britii6e unb fran5Sfiide Miniiter fi4
bstbsiIistsn, fam gu pi4tisen ent'
i6eiounssn II. Carl ait4ener, Der ben
arieesf4auplab auf Der GaIlipotiss
baIbinisl II. i'm galtan ii3 anssiefsn
bat, tpirS bariibsr beri4ten, ipie oie9as
&c. pel4e our9 bic Grfolge Der Del.'
f6en. Gsft.rrei4er u. gulaarm iHSsr'
bisn unb Sris6snIanbs SiHnsisuns
gu ben gsntraImd4ten sef6affen it,
am tsiten beseenst perSen tann.
Gs iteIlts fid i'm @erlaui berDsbatte
q
i'm lIntsrbduie bsraiis. SaB General
Cir gbarl.s Wonro, Der nsuernunns
!e Sberbefeblsba6er an ben Surba.
neIlsn bsrsits feline atnii6t In 8e3us
auf Die tiiHftiss pOlitit biHii4tIia
Der aampasns auf Der GaIIipoli 5aIe'
inisI sedubert Bot. aOrb RibbIesbaI,.
Der bag 1bema anfbnitt, iaste. bab sr
sebort babe. Der Geneual babe su Guns
Ten Der aufbsbuua Der aampasns bss
riGtst. Der Marquis Don 2snss
ooiDne sntsesnete, bic Rssirruns babe
nod su isinsm Gntidliis ssIansen
ionnen.
2lubrep gonar Gam. Der aoIonials
Setreidr. Deriiderie i'm llH.srb1uis.
nab bic gntidstbuns ben MilitdrsGgs
psrtsn iibsrIaifen psrben ipiirbs unp
baB bic Jrase Ses 9srIuits BON pre-
fiise batsi isiusn Ginflub uusiibsn
tperbe.
Mas Gri.fsnIano bstrifft. 10 nirb
IN ben D.peifen aus Rom auesosutet,
SaB fcfort cine bsitimmis unb flare
Grtllruns bon Der srisdiidsu Resiss
runs DerlaHst unb ieine g,r30ssruns
geSulbst iperben !piirbe. gs ipirb iebt
bsriidsrt. bab StaIisn iid in berbor.
rasenSsr MsiIs am gaIinntriss be-
ibeilissn lpsrbs. qaes bdnst natiirli6
OaDon ab, tpslhs SteIluns Der RSnis
aonIiantin unb feline Miniiisr ben
entsntemddisn ssssniiber sinn.bmtn
ipiro.
Die Gag. in Serbien eeitaItet iid
insipii&su INNER unsiinitiser. Die
5Iterrsiaiih bsutihen Qlrmesn. nit
ben gaIsursn an iirr Iinsen Ssite.
Srinoen unaui1aIsfam ssssn Giibsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19
gebr ihipertuiegenbe 3ns
geitdnbuiiie
WadJt Der britiide aolonialiefretar,
Sonar Can.
Gr iast, bah bic cage lit Serbien mEb
ben SaroaHeIen 5n idlimm iei,
nm MIR bnriiber Sn rebcn.
aud ererfIart, bdbesnid I
ratbfam lei, benz Britt
iden 9olf bic Wdbrs
belt t3u iuaen.

pelI ~ NJ u.
Qonbon, 18. ROD. Der aolos
-9onbon, 19. Rob. Der aOIo.
NAL Sstretdr anbreip 8onar aaip
iaste am Donnsritas abeno ipdbrsub
Der Debate ibsr bic syinaH3Dorlage.
.3ipei Dinse iinb bier 5ur Spra4e
ge5rd6t iporben. iiber bic gu reoen
cber f,lbit uur nadlnbtrteE, sssiieellnt
tein @ersniissn mads, namIi9 bic
Gage in Ssrbisn unb bic 0arbansls
leR."
, Der RoloninIidrstdr itimmte niat
nit Der gum ausorud sebpd4.en ans
ii6t therein, bab 5ur jebissn 3sit Sas
Wolt BON Der Gage Der 0inse uRtsrs
ri6tet ipsrbsn ioue. Wait gs3ug auf
Gerbien fasie er, bab ss iidsrli4
nidt ansebraht ffin piirbe, ettpas
lber bic Gage Der DiHse gu iassn,
fpeIder alrt iis aud isin m0@tsn. big
aGe 9baifuten eenau bstdnnt iinb.
Gr islbit p.rbe t.in Dort oariibsr
fag.n unb ieiner 2lnIidt nad piirbs
es aud nidi psif. fem. ale Shats
laden beiannt gu MAIDEN.
arob alIsbsm, mas iid. i'm naben
Often srsisne. CLAUDE sr uter iagsn gu
tSnnsn, bab sr jebt boffuunssDouer
lei als felt Nonatet, unb penn man
ben sanssn aries in geiradt 5ishs.
lei bic Gage offenbdr ni4t gang 10
itledt, als es ben anidein babe.
Was bic DarbaneasN bstriift. 10
ssbs es tpobl Jli.mauben, Der oenernit
Der Gage bortielbii beHtr gu ihdben
piiTe, aIs er; upb er aab bsm Sals
bic geriideruns, Sab. einsrlsi, mas
bic Rsgieruns tbus Obr gu tbuu bes
abfi9tiss, iie nihi BON Der Sbes bes
einfIuBt iDerptn Diirbs, Oub. na4Ssm
einmdI elm Geblsr kganssn ipOrDeH,
bas lluternsbmen beHnc4 our&ses
fiihrt iptrbtn miiiIe. Die ResieruHg
piirbs nur ben bsisn miIitdriihsn
Raibf&ldsen fOIsen, bic 5u erIanssn
isien unb CT bali. biss fir bas Gs.
fhsibttfte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19
Glue &erit6mbigmng stuiideu 8ulgaT
riem itab WriedDenlaito inll balb
AT Statbe fuininem.

Die Sn uerbn nspden ben @binben 6eraa 5urdgordug
hr gieberfanb OfIenba Ooudnois gebrodyn. lub b Sl
lieg nod in Der Giu4t mad alhansn OOer Wonsns8o
Die Setrrsi Deruen d6er iEnn ben Rd5ua bortb abSun.
ben Die entente Wdf inb iest nit asr Waadt bn 9riebns
ber gs o in bemmtsr Wee Gterbsit Der entente
3rupp.u in fsnlanb sarantren On Irsen 5rOnten 1T
bic Gage unD.rdnbert Der Sss Der 8srbinbsn b Rusn
bel eSsrtOrpst s6bsr as 3u unsnOmmsn oOafdnOg
bsrssri6n Wnerquartisre Der Rufsn Spr fin
blHoaen in bic 0Gnbs &
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-19
CuDtirmitgen on Der Ser
liner 2lftienbDrIe
Osuten ben glGn3enbeH
Stano Der 6inun3lu9e
in 0eutialuno an.

Oeuten BEN glGn5enbe n
Stano Der Ginun3la9e
in 0euti9lono an.
Berlin Is. Rop. qtuf orabtlp=
lem 0egs nd6 Sappiqe, y. .. Rad.
BEN Ddbreno Der IeBten paar Dtonate
bic neiiten Spetulationsgei1afte an
Der YerIiner Q(ttienborie gum Ibialub
gebra6t porpen Daren, bat nun Dds
EOmmittes angeorDnet, oub au9 ale
bic md offenen Sransattionen Bis
@noe RpOsutber gum 2lbiAlub gez
bradt perbeu miiiieu uno es bat eins
pffi3ielleaursliite perDffsntIidt, bic ais
9aiis fiir bic 2lbre4nuugeH oieueH
Diro.
s@s Iinb bies bic erIten offioisuen
Guotirungen an Der gerIiner Qttiens
b5rIe Ieit oem @usbru4 oes 8rieges, :"
idgt bic usberies Rdhri4ten.4g
tur. ,Sis Fub DON Der gr0bten Bi9z
tigtsit, ba lie ben Status Der 5inauS:
lage in Oeuti9lanO anoeuten. Sic
pioerlegen ale bic BON ben 1einDen
0suti9lanbs erfunoenen 9si4i4ten
iibsr ben 3uiammen6ru9 Der oeuts
i9en 5inun5en.
Die intereHanteitR QuOtirunsen
Iino oiejeniseu fir bic oeutIden unO
preubii6en oreiproaentigen Guleibeu.
Sic perbsn 3u 70 quOtirt, senuu 10
pie i'm Suit 1914. Dies benefit uufs
oeutIi9its, baB bic bon 9onoon dnges
fiibrten Quotirungen Don 90 rein aus
Der 2uft sesriffsn luoren, ME bies be-
rsits Dr.. Sarl !Selffsri4, Der Staatss
IetrstGr bss Rei6siduBamts. friiber
angeoeutet bate. Gr bate nam
lid i'm Rei6stas ertldrt,, bub er
burd ReutraIe periuht babe, fir Res
oemptiunsSpsde 10 0tele bon oteIen
gonbs als fir oieien preis gu bdbsn
puren in 2onbpn unsutuufeH, pie Be-
mH6ungsn aber gang Oerse6li5 sepss
len Ieien.
glnpere irrtereiiante Quotirunee1I
iino: Deuti6e 9dnt, 225 gegen 223
ppr Dem arieg; SORnIobe Wlinens
merle 125 geseR 944; aattopiB Wlis
nen 3pmpasnie 200 gegen 1919 Sit.
babn $50 gege1l 150.
I'm einigen SGlIen Iino bic Aupti'
runeeu niebrissr als Dor benz arieg.
gsrliner 5o9babu pirb gu 115 nottrt
aeaen 125. Yen grObten &ursiturS bas
Sen aber ruiIiIas uub ttdlieniite pa
pisre erlitten. RuiItIdbe 4pro5entige
Bombs bonn Sabre 1909 iperoen gu
GO notirt, eegen S33; Ct. petersbura
ger Sntsrnationale Sdnbelsbpnt 115
aeaen 100; itdlieniIhe GeRttaleiiens
balm S5 gesen 1909. Die elite tann
bemnd9 i'm @ugemeinen als irregular
beSei6net peroen.
9rie9if9er Dampfer NJ
ge6dlten.
2onocu, IS. gtop. Der srie6ia
i6e 0ampfer ,2ltbenes" 1T OOn einem
britiI9en &rsuSer nd6 S5sdn Deep
in Der 9bemIsriiubqng sebratt pOr'
ben.
Der Oampier mar am 10. Sttobel
ppn @aIpsItpn unb an "a. Sttcber
BON ROrfpIt aus ua9 RpttsrSam abs
sesaugsn.
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Mieiige Serlmffe
Sabeu bic Mniisu bel ibrer slisSer'
lnse am snr erlitteH.
Sic bntten iid bort uollftaHbis mr.
ben @inter sinserid)tet.
Wiiiien abtr ieBt neus
Winterquartiere fas
hpu

Berlin, IS. ROB. 2luf brabtIos
fem Wsge mad Suterton. R. 5. Der
bonn 5iisrreidiFb ungariT6en 5dupts
quarter am Donnsritaa Der0ffsntIids
ie ofFi5ielIe geri6t ii6sr bic grsisniHe
aui BEN arisssfdaupIas Iautet ME
foIst:
Grit isbt tann man iid einsH ges
sriif BON Der GrDbe uHierss Sieses
Bel gsartorpst maten. Die Ruiien
babsn bort aub.royOsutIib iapsre
@erIuiie erIiiten. gis ieBt iinb 25oo
Ruien bssraben pprbsn. gs parben
msbrsre tauIenb Gsps1re unb srobs
Munitionsborratbt srbsuttt.
Die Rufen batien an benz ipeiilis
den llfer bss Stpr bintereinanoer
pier gfsiben BON gefeitisunssn dn9e.
lest. pie aud srObe Sarrdden, Slods
bGuisr unb StGls sebaut, mas be-
ipeiTi, bab iis bic 9tbiiat battsn, ben
Mintsr bort ausubriussu.
~qln Der itaIisniitsn Jront tpurcsn
nur Idpads 9lnsriffe uuf Gisora, ben
iSrbliden glbbans O.s Monts Gan
Mihele unb fiibp,itIia bon Gan
Wlartino asma6t. albsr are bitIe aln'
sriffs ipurDen ubssi9Iagsn. Die Stabi
@Srs III 0bsrmaIs bOmbarbirt por'
ban.
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Seiae nenc bemfi6e
Sriessanleibe.

y W v u Ia 9 Z mug
Selb, nm ben &rieg bis
aum SRI bjabr peiters
Sufiibren.
Berlin 18. Nob. 2tuf bra9tlos
lem Dege nad Sa1Oills, q. 3. Die
ueberiee Ru6ridtsn Qssntur er.
tldrt es fir unipabr, baB 0eutI6s
lamb I'm Ssgriffe lei, eine pt.rts
&risgsunleibe auf5unebmen.
Die DON bem StadtsIetrstGr beg
Rei4sf9asamts i'm Reidstas abgese.
hsne grtldruns gilt aud 9eute nO9,"
iagt bic Ta6ridten 2lgsntur.
~0eutI4lauO 1T gsniissnb nit gelb
beriebeu, I'm ben arisg Biz gum toms
member Jriibja6r ipeiterfiibren 8u tGnz
Hen. 4us bieiem Grunoe ertpartet
teire perniinftige psrion in 8eutIdz
lamb, baB IN Der na6en 3lItunft abers
mals cine arisssanleibe auiseuoms
men tperben pirb."
Die gsu6riatsn Qssntur fteIlt eis
nsH 9srgIei6 an 5pii6en ben 8ebiHz
gunsen. untsr ipel6sn bic fran36fi6en
qlnleiben aufgsnommsR purbeu, uno
oenisnissn BEL Der Qufna6me Der IsB.
ten bsuti4sn Qnlsibe. sic tritiiirt in
i4arfer Aeiis siniss geOiHguugeH o.r
fran50iifden anleibs, bic sinsn I6!ed-
ten 9srglsid nit ben OsutIhen geOina
nttu,a., aush,(4su
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gOeiterrei4ifA ungariI9e 5lugs
5euge baben bic &aierns DON 8eauno
nit 8on6en belegt.
oauf benz galtan &riessf9dus
plds nd6ern ii4 bic 0iterrei4iIh@un.
sariI6en Sruppen ber @egenb am
ubat Glub, nDrbli9 BON RDpu 8arOs.
Sabor 1T befeBt tporben. Siibli9 pon
Sbaniiod ndbern ii9 unIere Sruppen
ben pGHen beg 9olipa pldnina."