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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28
DUBLIN.

Mr.. Sam White and family of Moore
land, spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs Clifton Mason.
Miss Gertrude Travis. Of knights
town, and Miss Hattie Noris OF IN
dianapolis, spent Sunday with Miss
Leo Floyd.
Claude Kinnaman is working in
Muncie.
Misses Carrie and Mary Moore of
Brookville,I nd. are the guests Of
Mrs. Oliver Morris.
Herbert Bilby was in Richmond on
business Saturday.
Misses Fiossie Money and Evelyn
Hayes left Monday morning for Nun
Gle, where they will attend the sum-
mer course at the State Normal.
Miss Pauline Floyd was in Richmond
Saturday writing for the teachers ex-
animation.
The baccalaureate address was de-
livered by the Rev. NJ. c. Pearson OF
Indianapolis last Sunday afternoon at
the Friends church.
Mrs. Glen Gerbert gave shower
Saturday evening for her niece, Miss
Leo Floyd, who will be married May G..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28
FOUNTAIN CITY

Miss Mary Woodland has purchased
the Hatfield property on Green street
Mrs. Irwin Haisley Of Spiceland, and
Mrs. James Lewis of Richmond, are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Matilda
Clements.
Mrs. Jennie Dickinson of Richmond
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Keever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clark of Rich
mond, spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Clark.
Mrs. Lester Baldwin is at her faith
er's home, near Whitewater. Mrs.
Baldwin has been i'll with typhoid fe.
yer in Chicago for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baldwin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Baldwin of Muncie.
have returned after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Taylor.
A main spring on a watch purchased
by James Colvin in Ireland over forty
years ago, broke the other day.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keever of
Muncie, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keever
Henry Love has returned from Flor
ida, where he spent the winter for his
health.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28

WANTED-A plan to raise $3.50 to
complete the Sunday concert fund so
that full-sized band can give weekly
concerts in Glen Miller park
l.. A. Handley is the person who
wants to know how to fill the required
amount so that the Richmond concert
band can use its full organization for
the Sunday afternoons.
Mr.. Handley suggested that the city,
which has agreed to give $3.50 from
the park general fund, add $3.50 from
the Chautauqua fund. which amounts
to about $500 annually. the surplus left
over from the Chautauqua each year.
But this fund is specified for park re-
pairs and can not be used for enter
tainment
Hundreds of persons enjoy the mu.
sic every Sunday afternoon, and unless
there is a full-sized band. part of the
enjoyment is lost Mr.. Handley said.
The city has given $3.50, the interurb-
an company $3.50, the Chautauqua $3.50
and the refreshment stand owner SIS.
With $3.50 more. the wages of all the
men can be paid for the season. Last
year, a citizen. who refused to have his
uame made public or even accept a
vote of thanks, gave $3.50 to complete
the fund | would like to hear some
expressions this year as to how the
additional money should be raised
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28
The Hero of the War

Men at all times have admired heroes and
often have gone far way to set up popular
idol. Wars have contributed the greatest num-
Der of men who have received the admiration of
their fellow men. When the mighty conflict
broke out in Europe, it seemed certain that a
great genius would soon manifest his superiori-
ty over other leaders and occupy the throne as
the hero of the day.
But the has dragged many weary
months. For time the crown rested on Gener-
al Won Kluk's brow, but his retreat soon re-
moved the early won laurel. The General Joffre
was the man of the hour, and after him came Sir
John French and General Pau, and more recently
Won Hndenburg, but none of them held the spot
light long enough to be accorded universal ac-
claim. Even the Kaiser and the Crown Prince
have been unable to annex the coveted title.
Perhaps the very gigantic nature of the con-
flict precludes the winning of the title by any
single man. With warfare reduced to mathemat-
ical precision and conducted on the lines of a
gigantic business enterprise in which each man
does his allotted part, the concentration of power
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28
MISS IDA BERTSCH
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. April 2S.-
Miss Ida Bertsch entertained Sunday
at a pretty appointed dinner at her
home in East Germantown, honoring
Mr. John Dora. of Chicago. and Mr..
Albert Ohmit of Cambridge City,
whose birthday occurred on that day.
The table appointments were in
pink and white. a beautiful French
basket of sweet peas. forming the
center decoration and pink roses
marked the places.
The guests were the Misses Mary
Harrison. of Middletown. a house
guest, Lillian Lackey, Lena Ludding-
ton, Dorothy Sangston. Esther
Straughn and Messrs. John Dora. AL
bert Ohmit. John Manlove. Robert
Bertsch, Linville Ferguson and Ralph
Luddington.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28
HELEN HUNT NAMES
DISTRICT DELEGATES

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, April 2e.-
The Helen Hunt club met Monday
afternoon at the home of Miss Eva
Toms. In the absence of the presi-
dent, Mrs. w. A. Roth, Mrs. M. R..
Krahl presided. George Bernard
Shaws Man and Superman" was dis
cussed in it's various phases by Miss
Elizabeth Overlook, Miss Lille Conk-
lin and Miss Rose Greisenger. Miss
Mary Overlook was appointed as del.
agate to the district meeting, with
Mrs. May Boden as alternate. The
next meeting will be with Miss Beat
rice Swallow
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JOIN LIBRARY CLASS

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, April 81
A number Of the patrons of the Ii.
brary are availing themselves of the
reading course which consists of read.
three of the standard pieces of fic.
ton, with the thought of introducing
the readers to ali classes of literature
Several magazines for both adults nd
children hive been presented to the
library.
One hundred and fifty volumes are
being mended by H. o. Kent, a Ger
man book member
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28
CAMBRIDGE CITY

:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dennie spent
Tuesday in Knightstown.
Arthur Reese returned today from
Marion
Mrs. Eliza Swope of Milton spent
Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Lydia
Huddleston.
Zenobia Temple, Pythian Sisters,
viii initiate five candidates next We'd
-,esday evening The Knightstown
team will confer the degree. Lunch
will be served.
Israel Athey of Richmond is the
guest of his granddaughter, Mrs. f. r.
Galloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hageman and
daughter, Miss Gaynelle, were in New
Madison yesterday to attend the funer-
al of Mrs. Bloom, mothr OF Miss
Blanche Blom, who visited at their
home last summer.
J. T. Reese is painting his residence
on Church street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bridenbucher
of Kansas City, formerly residents of
Cambridge, are visiting the latter's
father, Charles Sarver, of East Ger
mantown.
Thayer Grant Of Knightstown spent
Monday in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Broneberg, Mrs.
Jason Jones, Mrs. Lille Koch and
daughter, Miss Nellie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Newcom and Miss Walker motor
ed from Muncie Sunday aid were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Manlove.
Mrs. Jones remained for visit with
her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs F. M. Murray will go
to Greensboro Thursday to attend the
funeral Of the latter's grandmothr,
Mrs. Elizabeth Fox.
Mrs. Dora Pritchard of knights.
town is spending month In this city.
M. e. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Abiran
Boyd, Robert Hughes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Bertsch were in Hagerstown Mon
day attending the funeral of Edward
Bowman.
Hazel lodge, Daughter of Rebekah,
will have work at the next regular
meeting, May 10. Il
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28
BLAZE DESTROYS BARN

ECONOMY. Ind, April 28.-Charley
Winters, who has a greenhouse four
miles southwest Of Economy met with
q $500 loss by fire Monday evening.
He set bunch of trash on fire and the
wind carried sparks that set fire to
the roof Of the barn and another small
building. The loss was partially cover
ed by inurance. Neighbcrs in autos
rushed to the scene and saved the 9TH
er buildings
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28
$3.50 Is Needed for
Concerts on Sunday

Did sit wonder, sit and ponder, think
de n de Band,
n
an mus
a
tappin' listen sound
Of der
pipin futn carrinets,
Vile musics payn soft and low.
a
nc
hear de a
m club begins to land,
tumble NIT der harmony OF sound
der Richmond Concert Band
Vot a treait is right,
An
But der eler a a beatin mid his stick
An re- sorry
boiler,
An deyp stand
An BY jemmny, you do got to dof hat
To derm OF Richmond Concert Band.
L.. A.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28
NOTICE.,

The county auditors office will be
open from Z until 9 o'clock p. m, on
Friday. April 80, 1915 for the conVen-
fence of persons desiring to file mort
gage exemption affidavits as that is
the last day on which they can be le-
gally filed.
The auditor will receive and file
affidavits sent by mail if the post
mark shows they were mailed not
later than April 80.
l.. S. BOWMAN.
2S-1t Auditor Wayne County.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28
GATES OF PARIS CLOSED.

PARIS, April 28-All the famous
gates of Paris with the exception of
the Porte Maillot are closed to car
rage traffic because of the war. The
tall gilt ironworks of the Porte Dau-
phine is covered with rought boards
now and inside the gate, in front of a
trench, pile of chopped down trees
recalls the days last year when We
were preparing to give the advancing
Germans a warm reception.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28
NO MORE MEDICINE
Minck Brewing Co.'s
Cream Ale, a sure tonic, 6Oc
per dozen. Two phone, 1914
and 271O. 2e-mon-wed-fri-tf

Laurel, Del, has elected it's first Re-
publican mayor in the person of Col
onel Sirman Dallas Marvil. The new
mayor is but "a years old and is a
aware.
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in one man seems forever removed Individual
enterprise strategical ability, executive ingenui
ty, all merge into one mass and the individual is
lost in the throng.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28

Only One "eROMO QUiNINE"
Whenever you feel a cold coming ON.
thin kof the full name. LAA ATIvE
BROMo QUININE. Look for signature
OF E. w. Grove on box 25c.--Ady.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28

Frank B. Willis, governor Of Ohio,
and a prospective candidate for the
Republican presidential nomination, is
to be Memorial Day orator at the
Arlington National cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28

hasr
DR.
of
what beyond
areliab the
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO DISEASES
WOMEN
a
advic
a few o a
DSEASESVve
in a
BLADDER, TROUBLES-Are
ifcaly treated by
Qdck you
will
g
RUPTURE TREATED-After e
tell
W.R. MAYO NJ. D.
SAB North Delaware Street Indianapolis, Indiana
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Badness among Indians and ne
grOes is almost unknown.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-08

betrieben iperOen, bis snnt Guferitem
anssenitkt iuerOen niaf. Die gsadls
frage mad Soblen iit 10 groe ipie ini
aaars, &aafer uon 9iobeiien 5eisen
mebr gnit, sr6here 8ontrafte fir
balbige Sieferitng 81 pla5ieren ais
ieitber. Die MetallS nnb WsaIdinen-
Smomitrien fabren fort, ,tnter Spdj-
ornd sit arbeiten. Sie Gleftrisitats-
luerfe 9aben grufe 9lrmeefpntrafte
an Sano, mnb einige Der 1abrifem
lniien lteberseit arbeiten. Ser Marft
| in fertieen &leibern bat iidj ipeitcr
gebOben. Der Trusentiat Der Or
beitsloien fat inn Wunat Ipril iuei-
ter abgenDmmen.
Cine 9epeide aus 2onoon bebaup
tet, Der &aiier babe ben gr5her5io
Ssrie0rih, ben 0iterreidilden Sber-
,, gefeb1sbaber, niht allein oesbalb be-
fr6t, Inn Inn 3ur geiebuna BON
Grcsentpsl @liif 5u tpiinihen,g fon~
bern Tim baranf 5u oringei1, 6dB Elm
beiierer 8lan fir oie itaIieniiGe
aompagne eilttporfen meroe. Ser
nelitfde @eneralltob lei nit Dem ie=
bigen aor niht 8ufrieoen. Or
gsodridt lit ean5 enti6ieoen niGt
mahr.
aaroinal b. Snrtnann,J Gr5bi-
Idof bon a0ln, bat einen Sirtelr-
brief erlaiIen in ipeIden1 er anoro-
net, baB in oie aIlgemeiften @ebete
in ben fotboliihen airhen 9entid,-
lanos atd cine sSriesensfiirbitte e.r;-
aeihnltet iperoe.
Ser itolielliide sSinan5n1irliTicr
''uttb Der britiide 5inan8fanaler fiits
IN 9ei55a 8lliannlengetroffen. Sae-
fanntlid miB gngIono oic notiqeil
@eloer fit Die itolieiliidcn ariegS-
foIfen oltf6ringer-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-08

NadD ben oeutiden mnb Diterrei,
dDiid-nnsarildDen 0epeidem fat Sit
GinfreifnHs gembers's bereits Sc.
gounen. gei6e Seere Ser bemtfdeu
Serbiinoeten riifen nit uerbGItnis
mGhig grOker SdJnellisfeit bur. gpn
ccm Bioeritanb, ben Elm 6ei @rooet
5tIammengesogenes Seer Der 4niIen
leiiten iOllte, fat man Biz iett nidts
gcmerft. 0ase9en ipir0 es bon san
5a Gag mebr SUR @eiuiRbeit, oail
Waliaien binmen fiirser 3eit pullltan.
bio BON ben 2niien seiGmbert Ieiu
fuir0.
Ectersbnrger 9epeid|en aeben m,
Ouf Die 0eutIfen unb CefterreidIer
aiifst SinfinseH ben 9nieltr iiber.
idIriften Baben.
gns Berlin iuir6 eeineloet, Seh
alle oemtIdjen Sdiffe aus Der eee.
idlladJt i'm Meerbniem npn 9iiaa nm.
Deriebrt 5uriifsefebrt leien. gor
Oeu rmiiiiden Sdliffen eins Ser g,,
aenIeger pslmmr" inter. gllio nidjt,
ivie geitern seimeloet, Der ygeneiTei",
Der ii6risens Elm SransportIdiff nuS
feim arenser ieiR iua.
Cine Gepefdle nus 2onoOn be6aap.
TIT, bic syran5Oien 6Gtten amf ben
iycitIidlen ariessldaitplat cine aii
qe;nsine Cffeniipe bespnnen. g9OI.
leH's abtuarten.
Cas- erfoIsreide gorge6cn Se,
Teittfdlen in anrlano oanert an
Nad ben nemeiten @adridten ba6eu
iie bon qibau ans ben 1im6am, al
ceifen Niinbans bic Sta6t WinSnu
Iiest, iiberfdritten. Sn Der eanse,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-08
Aus WieritO.

Cine Mitteilung. Die in 81 ga-
10 eingetroffen lit, iaet, 8ila ba3c
Garran5a Inn einen Observation-Disclosures
eriudt, I'M ipeiteres glutpergieBelt
5ll perbiiten uno oaourb cine sn=
terpention BON arBen ber 5u pernlei-
ben. I'm 5ll aeigen, ipie emit es i'm
nit ieinem 8orl6lag fei, babe er fei-
ne Srnppen 5llriid5ieben Ialien. 9lAf
oieiem &iifsug MN babe ibn 9bre-
gon iiberfallefl liito ienen 4arlpf
bei 2eon berbeigefiibrt.
General 9eafarrate bat, ME
Gus Brownsville geineloet miro, IN
Oer geabe bon 9lloanas I'M Staate
asuebo Seon, orei3ebn Merifaner ge-
fangen genonllnen nno erlhiebell
laiien. 3u ibnen geborten Die Sc
i.erale gugenio glguirre genauioes
nno Sultan 8elgaoo: General SssoIe
giabel 9fobIes, ser nrlpriinglid m.dl
5n Der @eleQi1oft gebort bate, ent-
fam. Die 2ente paren 9[nbdmaer
BON @uitierre5. slIs oieier Dor Sur.
sem erfldrte, er ipolle al garransa
suriiffebren, trennten iih oieIe tin
i'm lnlo iDanotelt fih Der @ren3e ali.
Sic iollen @elo i'm @erte bon all-
oertbalb Millioren Dollars in Golo
BEL lid gebabt baben, oas tie sSellr
0ia5 6ringen tpollteft. Sic bofften
oielen oaoltrd i'm Gtano 81 ieben,
caB er cine ueue Gepolution ailfail-
gen Tonne.
Bie aus GI goio aellleloet
miro, bat 8illa bef6loiien, @arran,a
81 erin6en, oaB er einen 9rt BE-
ltinlme, an oenl iie ooer ibre 8ertre-
ter 5nlanmenfonlrten fonnten, mn
itber Die 6oroerilngen oes 9ralioef-
ten @ilion sl beraten gs beiBt. oos
glntiportihreiben. oas 8il[a alif Sic
geilion'i6e> 9tote nnA @aIbingion
ididen iperoe, in febr Iiebenspiirol.
gem Con gebalten lei. IiIla mess0e
earin erfldreli, es lei fein oufridtiaer
Bnnih. oaB Der Srieoen ipie6cr hcr-
pefteIlt peroe.
Nus @afhington miro aelne(-
oct. es lei BORT oie 9eahriht eiree.
troffen, Dab Die @iIliitas sic Sfaat
5itrpam genommen b1tten.
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@raf gernitorff's slbseianOter.

Or. Meper-@erbaro, Ser perionli-
dye Mbgeiq1ote oes aeltlhen Bot
idafters in @aibineton, ipelher oar
eelltiden 9tegierltng oie Snforllla.
ton in Der .2uiitnnin~ glngelegen-
feit nitteilen ioa, oie gu iibernlittein
Dem @rafen @ernitorff 0urd oie INT
giinitigen &abeIperbGltniiie mid.
nl0glif mar, ftebt urlter Dem ShuB
oes 9entifen Soften &reu5, aIs Def
len 8ertreter leiner lteberfobrt ge=
NAB oen 8eItimmiihgen oes inter-
nationalen Ne6ts feirt @inoeriris in
Den @eg gelest meroen oorf. Or
Weper-@ -@erbaro befinbet Ii6 5ur Belt
ais Eaiiagier oes 0onlpfers ,ltni-
TED States4 BON Der ifanbinobiic1elt
2inie auf bober See. or flibr am
Naitttuoh bon 9eeiu gorf nb ut.S
miro 9eutihlano iiber &tpenbogcn
errei6en.
&or oem &riege mar Or. Meper-
Serbaro 8ebeinlrat i'm Mifrilteri,sm
res Silnern IN Berlin itrto ftano nit
Gem oeutId)en aolonialant in Ser.
6inortng. SIM lebten 9(nguIt fam
er nit Or. 8ernbaro 9ernbMrg itn0
@raf Siersoorpff I'M sluftrlge oes
Gellti6en Soften &reus bierber, nm
Sonos inter 9elitId+glmerifancrl
allf5u6ringen.
Or sGntou Meper-@ Gerhard lutlroa
om %. Wfat 1868 in Gibraltar
geboren rno lit frieliider glbflnlit
Gr itiioierte esura oil Sen ltnioerI:-
toten in @forburq lno Berlin uro
fam i'm Satire 1892 an oie Stont3-
cnipaltfdaft in Sambllrg. Bon Wfdr5
1905 biz 1907 mar er Sberrihter in
0euti6- 6-SiiooIt 9[frifn, ino Damn
ipuroe er an oos 0eittfde 4oIonia[-
on1t in Berlin berlifen. SIM ssuri
iin6 SuIi 1914, bis sur 4rieggerffSi !.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-08

rung Our6 gnglano, NOR er in ant-
liden oeutfhen slngelegerbelten IN.
Sonoon uno er lit Elm griinolidel
Senner Der @erbaltniiie in gnglauo
80breno ieires glufentbalts IN
anlerifa belt er gortrdge iiber Die
ullrla9en oes arieges~. sSn eiuenl
Snterpiep re6tfertigte er Die grfla-
rung Der ariegs5one ourd 9eutfd-
lano. gr oiirfte rur elm paar go
den in 9eutl6lano pertpeilen alno
oann ieine gdtigfeit aIs &pnlnliii1r
Reg Deutfhen Noten arelt5 In oia.
fem 2anoe mieoer aifnebnen.
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anr5e lleberiidt.

Die Siirfen inelOen GrfuIse
anf @allipoli.
Sie syransoien iOllen eiuc
allseimeine Offeafibe besonnen
baben.
Die 9eittiden iiberid)reiten
Den 9nieitr.
Sie Sample an ser italiemi-
fdJen Grense oanerm an.
Sas 8efim6en oes &Dnigs
bun @ried,enlarS fat iidl etiua3
gebeffert.
Inf Gsglom ba6en 9ieligions-
fdntpfe siuifdeu Wfnbammeoa-
mer mno gmobbiiteu itattsefnn-
ben.
Sie GinfreiIans 9embers's
fat bespnmen.
Gnsliid)e Gnftid)iffer sreifem
bic 3eppelinballe in griiiIcl
an.
sSn &nrlano fin6en erfularsi-
die geiuesnnsen Der 0emtIdJem
itatt.
3iusi enslildje syiidoampfer
nno cine Sarf BON oeutTdjen
llnterieebuoten serft1rt.
Die Gmslan6er nebmen Ste
beiftidJe Stabt SpbbnrbamIea
am Npaifa-See.
Sm bem Seesefedt 6ei Oil
ga tit feim bentides Sdiff 6e-
ldabist.
gpmrguis iuir6 ansebIidl in
oas frans0iiidje 3abinet eintrc-
ten.
SentIdje SrnppeH beitelleu
nas uecupierte Gebiet In Tranf-
reid anO 8elsien nit 0etreioe.
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INV w JSZtJt |@s~AkAC LttHttl(1
angagner ipiuie Der Wiinilter besssm-
nern WialbD iuiiroen amsideinen.
Der prenkiidle @ferbanninilter
teilte Dem gitbsetfontite bes 9ambia-
ges nit, Die oentIden Srmppen bat-
ten ad)t5is 9rO5ent Ses fnltipierGa-
rem Sp0ens in benz bon i6nen beiet=
ten @e6iet gelgiens nno ssranfreidjs
nit 0etreioe nnb Sartpffcln beitellt.
Sm gan5en Geutl1en Nei6 uno in
Oelterrei6-llngarn berri1te ungebeu-
rer Sn6el iiber oie Giideroberrng
bon Brce3inpsl uno oen groBen Sieg
bei Strpi oer Die poaige S1uberumg
@'ali5iens bonn Seino fat 5nr @e-
tpiBbeit gerna6t bat. Berlin, 8ieli,
Yrag 8uoapeit uno alle anoern gro.
Ben Staote Der ber6iinoeten. Gelha
praugten in sSeiHdrtltf nno ode
S6nlen iuaren gelbloIien. 9ie ,,9cI=
iiibe 3eitung" Shfsibt, oaB oie ruI-
hide 8efobr nun oefinitib beIeitiat
Jet, Die vMorgenpoit~ peiit ooroili
hin Dab Die araft Der 0eutihen
lt1o Seiterreiher ungebroden iii
|rno Die ugorooelttide 9fIlgemeiue
3eitung~ preiIt bic Siege BON Stroi
iino 8ree5nbsl ais groBartiae @oi-
lentaten, pelhe oie @$eid)ihte Der.
berrlir6en iperoe.
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ities aber Iofort b6ber, als man por
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tbm, cine Stelle iiber i6m at befom-
men. Bon oprt aus iuarf Ser 9nft-
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genladt, anf Der SSniel geDIon baae
cine gerfolgung Der 0tubanneoa-
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pliinoert Die gendFi6t flinqt ieIt4
lam. @enn es 5u einem Iol6en g[us.
brltd oes GeligionsboiIes eefomnell
1T, oann bot man ieoenfoIg bon
poben ber~ nadeebolfen.
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Imraiff anf bic 3eppelin-Salle BEL
Sriiifel semadJt. Cb ser Amgriff err
folsreidl seiueIen 1T, iucih man nidjt.
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6ritiiden sfrnee. 6en mir Idon ic
monde rei8enoe Bei6ihte ber6on-
fen er5dblt 1tns in feinen Iebten
Beridt bon einen engIiY6en SoIoa.
ten, Der bei eirtem 9(ngriff ollf oeut.
ihe Sdiibengrdben aIs eir8iger bol,
ieiner Sdonr am 2eben blieb, in Ell.
ne @rnbe bineinfroh, Sic 6ur6