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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28

hoFSS burned IN C1ackaHas FiFr.
MOLALLA. ore. oct 27--Several
horses were burned in an early NOR
ming fire on the farm Of s. p. Low.
three miles west OF Molalla. The
cows broke their fastenngs and es-
capped. The loss is placed at s12Oo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28

On October 23 near sundale,
Washington. Miss Violet Ashworth
and Edgar A. Hendricks both OF
whom have many friends in Pendle-
ton and vicinity. were united in mar
riage A friend writes the follow ing
account Of the wedding:
"A very pretty wedding took place
at the home Of the Rev. Orchard
HAYS. october 23. at the Burn" sun
dale Wash, when Miss Violet Ash
worth niece of .he Rev. Hays, was
united In marriage to Edgar A.
Hendricks of Nolin Oregon. The
bride WAS charminglS' gowned in
cream silk messallne. draped with
silk shadow lace over pink minnon.
her bouquet harmonizing beautifully
with her dress. Her attendants We're
Mesdames Bailey and French 81
Portland, ore. The former was be-
comlngly dressed in creation Of
beautiful robin blue with silk lace
waist. and the latter in a pale blue
crepe de chine frock Miss Doris
French. ring bearer wHe a hand
some hand embroidered dress with
baby blue rfborG The bride was
given away by her brother. ]. Ash
worth. the gr00m's attendant was his
brother, F. Hendricks Miss Iurin-
ibuhl presided al the piano and ably
rendered the wedding march. The
Rev Orchard HAYS performed the
ceremony
THE bride was the recipient Of
many appropriate and costly pres
ents After the ceremony the guests
sat down To sumptuuus dinner The
guests were Mr. and Mrs John Hen
driuks Of Nolin. Oregon: Mrs Der.
rington, Fresno, cal; Mr. and Mrs }
r SHEPPARD, Mr.. and Mrs ]. H.
Beeks. Mr.. and Mrs VI. W Counts.
Mr. james and Miss Luginbuhi. Miss
Pendergraft Mr. and Mrs F. r.
Bailey Of Portland Miss Dora
Streese. Miss Louise Counts. Messrs
Samson and Gus Beeks, John era
yer. c. w. Godfrey. Freeman FEN
bricks Of Pendleton and Marvin
Modeland Of Spokane Wash
Mrs. Charles ]. Koch was made
the happy recipient Of a surprise par
" Tuesday evening when quite
number Of ladies and gentlemen Of |
the PRESBYTERIAN congregation walled
in upon her al her home. 321 Aura
street. TO congratulate her upon the
anniversary Of her birth A most
enjoyable evening was spent. music
the principal entertain
ment Refreshments were served
late in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Johns. Jr.. ar.
rived home this morning from visit
n Portland and Eugene.
Mrs. Jennie Proebael Of Weston
anne down yesterday to visit at the
lome ~ her brother. Sam r. Thomp. :
on, who has been quite I'll for the
last six weeks.
Yesterday $. P. Hutchlson. prom
nent local G. 4. r. veteran. was sev.
nty-slx years old and in his honor
number Of elderly people. most Of
he men being members Of Kit car
on Post. gathered early In the aft
rnoon for a dinner party at the /,
Iutchison home, 1910 West Webb Il
Ireet. The youngest Of the guesrs
'as past 70 years but they enjoyed
themselves as fully as a party Of
ouths The guests included Mr.
nd Mrs John II Gurdane Mr. and
Irs. J A. Drake, Mr. and Mrs r. S.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28
lone Ranchcr. Enthcr Of !. nIcs

i"hc h"hrhcf. fatheF OF ). Dies.
lone, ore. oct 2S.-Watte Brash-
ers died from pneumonia at his ranch
near here at 3s years Of age. He
leaves q wife and five children
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28

Miss Kathleen McFaul last ever ing
entertained the Young ladies Of the
Phoenix Club at her home on Madi-
son street
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28
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Additional Social and Per-
sonal News on Page 5.

To-day is the final day Of the annu.
az convention Of the Oregon Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs at salem and
the selection of a convention place
Tor next year and the naming OF new
Officers are among the important
matters on the schedule. So far
two candidates for president have
appeared Mrs. c II. Castner of
Hood River and Mrs NJ l. T Hid.
den OF Portland.
One Of the features of the session
Yesterday was the address Of Mrs.
sarah A. Evans president.
She suggested home buying as one
sof the remedies for the unemployed
in Oregon.
Women are the buyers. and with
them very largely the length Of ore
gon payrolls rest she asserted a
determination to patronize home in
dustry would materially relieve some
Of the unemployment situation
She urged that clubwomen who
secured the passage Of the pure food
bill also demand that the pure textile
hill be passed by congress. The
passage Of the bin would mean thou
sands upon thousands Of sheen uron
the waste lands of oregon. with wool
en- mills and factories to use the by
products. with a correspondingly IN
creased labor market she insisted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28
RECORD OF DEEDS AND
OTHER INSTRUMENTS

A mortgage executed by VIM. II
Shannon To Amelia b. Ocobock oct
s. 1905, for s6.5O0 is satisfied
Deed
Ralph LeFaron TO Maxwell Land
q Irrigation Coz $50. 63S acres
land on project
state of oregon to Alfred J. Smith
$500, the SW. IA Of SW. Ia Of sec
26 and NJ. Ia Of Sc. Ia Of Sec. "a
7. $, r. 81 f.. W, NJ. containing SO
acres indemnity land.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28

The Moose Lodge last evening en-.
joyed its monthly social session and
there was a large attendance OF men,
bers and invited guests. A light
lunch was served and several hours
spent in dancing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28

Wnsey Mr.. and Mrs. Fooe Mr. and
Mrs. John McAfee, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G Love. Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Hell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Theyer. +. f.
Hutchison, f. D. Foulk Mr. Mills
and Mr. Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Richardson
who recently moved to Pendleton
from Ia Grande. have taken the Tur-
ley residence on Lewis street for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs Clark Nelson have
taken apartments in the Hotel Pen
dleton for the winter.
Rev J. +. Snyder Of the Presbyte-
rian church announces series Of
four. Sunday evening lectures to be-
gin on the coming sunday The first
two lectures will be especially for
Young women The subject OF the
first will be THE Cp-to-date Wom-
am and OF the second, THE Young
Woman Her Friends and Her Enc
mics" The third lecture. entitled
'Sour Grapes" will be for parents
and the fourth. THE Feast Of Bel
shazzer," will be for business men IN
particular.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28
LINENS

A big stock of linens on hand
now for fancy work, sheets and pill
low cases. Comes in white only,
SO to 80 inches wide. Round thread,
easy to work with. The yard SOC
to $500.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-28
PARTY SILKS

Soon be time now for parties and
dances. The largest assortment we
have ever had for your selection.
All shades. Pussy willow, taffeta,
charmeuse, crepe de chine, MESA
line, ETC., 27 to 40 inches wide. The
yard ...................... S1.OO to $500
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02
SUNDAY A FOOL

SUNDAY A FOOL.-It is generally
understood sinners of Chicago are
to receive New Years present in
the person of Billy Sunday and a Sc
ries of sermons in this wilderness
that would put John the Baptist at
the foot of the class. 1 believe in
Jesus Christ, in free thought, free
speech and free press. l concede the
right of the employing class to secure
the services of Mr.. Sunday or any
other evangelist for the purpose of
diverting the attention of poor work.
ing girls receiving from So to So a
week; of young men whose wages
are too scant to permit of marriage
from their desires for a home on
earth to "home in heaven"
If Mr.. Sunday should ever become
converted to the real Christ and drive
the money-changers out of the tenn
pie, as Christ himself. did, then we
may look upon his coming with sin
cerity. If he breaches to please the
rich from whom he receives his dol
lars the poor class may expect no
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

point initials are also of questionable
use except in adding to the cost.
A very simple and infallible ar
rangement may be found in some vii
lagos where graft does not rule coun-
Gil voting. 1t consists in painting,
carving or inlaying the name of
streets on at least one corner of each
crossing near the curbstone. By uni
formly placing it at a definite corner
it may always be found when looked
for. The cost is trifing and the sign
is permanent, which is far from being
the case with other sign markings.
Objections on the score of automo-
bile drivers not being able to see the
signs on paVements quickly enough
and that snow may cover the name
may be disposed of my remembering
that auto owners are but a small
number of the total population and
that pedestrians form the bulk of
business citizens, however less inf1u-
entail and less given to pleasure seek
ing, and snow is present but a few
days in the year, even on streets not
properly sweeps. v. c.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

for the widow of an American pres
ident to become a university student.
But that's what Mrs. Benjamin Har-
rison is today. She has registered
as a student at Columbia university
and is receiving instruction in the
drama. She may soon blossom out
as a playwright.
1870
canada's wheat crop for 1915 is es-
timated at 335, 100000 bushels. Only
the United States and Russia have
ever exceeded the Canadian surplus
which is put at 250,0O0,000 bushels
over the domestic consumption.
-O-O-
Sticking to special diet is easy
enough, if you don't let it interfere
with your regular meals.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-02

benefit. If he wishes to be real
benefactor to humanity he will con-
denim the injustices and false relig-
ions of the day and come to the res
cue of the needy who want the neces-
stiles and comforts of earth first;
then they will be prepared to appre-
ciate "a home in heaven. IT. Alex.
ander, TAT E. 36th ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

bdrtercn gSinter 81 rehnen bobea
miro, ais er Oen oeilti6en Sruppen
oui iron5oiiihcn 9ooen i'm @inter
1S70/7t imO in nod bo6erem MoBe
1894 beihicocn mar. Sin eigen,
tiinllidcs Sdidiul bat es geiilgt, ooE
Oieie 6eiOea ein5isen @mter, in De-
nen Oeiitibe Srtppen einen @inter-
ielO5ug groBeu Stils 81 fjibren Bat.
ten gleibndBig ourd aon5 oiBer-
gcipobnlidje Stren9c ulsge5eiHnet
paren. Ser Sebruor 1914, in Oelu
Oie frieeeriihe SGti9feit iencS @in-
tcrieloages Scr Srei6eitsfriege il.
rem Sobcpunft erreiGte, mar nab
oen 5cititellunacn DER 9erliner @e-
obdmtungsrei6c fiir Wiittelelropo ser
5peitfGlteite 8cbruar in runo 200
Sobran (nur i'm Sriibiobr 1855 por
Der 6e6rar nod fdlter), unO ser
iopobl Ourtb Snteniitdt oes 6roites
ais oudl Oiirtb lon9e Touer ausges
scidnetc &iuter 1901 mar ieItia-
merweiie Der fdlteite @inter ser lcs-
ten T6 Sobren.
gluS oieiea 5ablennGBi9 ieititeben.
oen Gotioden gebt oIio bcroor, OoB
Elm @intcr, lpie ct 1870 aif BEN
fron5oiiiben Griegsidouplab 6errid.
tc. mobl 6nS glatBerite lit, mas oen
I'M Often fGnpietocn SrlppcIi itnter
llmitdnoen beDoriteben miro. Selbit
obcr, penn, aaer @o6rihcinliffeit
3tlriOer Elm eytrem itreuaer @inter
bcvoriteben iolIte, 10 braiht ms sic
grultiigc grilinerling on 1912 ni@t
eiuen glugeublid 81 erihredeu ooer
81 beunru6igcn, Ocnn Die groBe &altc
ipur MIR Elm 5oftor iuter bielen A.
imo ni6t einmol Ser mihtieite Ger
g}npoIeons Seer oufrie6; Giunger,
fc6leuOes SbOoh uuo monaelbaitc
@nteruusriiiting bo6cn Die @roBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14
Der rniiiidlr ss'iutsr.

tS9rtceuua pon Der {. eeitc)
sade iiir iid. Gempcroillren bon
30 uno -25 @ro0 Geliius fom.
mcn ia auA in OitpreuBen in 5o5l,
reidlcn @intcm Dor, mcnn nuA falm
lanacr oils 3mei bis orci Soge 6inter
cinonOcr. @enu ser gsintcr nidt iebr
miloe miro, f0nNNl onM in Den 9lad.
6orldn0crn Giipreuben5 ioihc Ibcr.
mometeritdnOe bier nnO oa lucnr
and wo6l ibmerlih por 9Ieno5r,
auitretcn; OoB ober icne adItegra0c
in SitprcubeiL &olell unO oud in
Sen bnltiihcn &ro0in5en erhcbli1
ii6er6oten pcr0eh lit ouBcror0cntliA
mcnia mo6ribeinlit. Iic OcncluItca
Qemperoturen aber uno ouh nod
nicOrigere iinO 0urtonS mdjt 10 I'M.
crtr18lid. ia bel itiaem iui0 flarent
gSetier pie es 5lnueiit be, ms Ser
@calciter groBer Stdlie lit pilegt 10
Barter 8roit iuiter llnitdnocn onge.
ne6mer empfuiOen su Dcrocn olS
cine 30 bis 80 0iro0 bo1ere Eempcs
rotur bel Smnrcihnel5e lm0 9lcgcn.
iturn. Tie Grlcbniiie Der GolarioA.
rcr 5cigen inns, OoB Ger eliropaiihe
sReuiA iid5 inter ionit eiinIiigcn ali-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

lle6er Sellingfors mnroe Der 9c.
logcrllnes8nitano bcrbdnet. Die
StraBeu. mo SMauicnIter 9elcud.
timg mur0e 5ll1blt beldrGnft, balO
ober gon5 einoeiteat. Ter Dooien mar
bon glnions an ountel geboltel, I'M
cine iein0lihe Sonouno 5u Oer6in.
bern. 9lot3 ongeblid einge9ouaenen
Sclegrommeu oic ols Grtro6l1ttcr
perteilt puroeiL mar nGmli6 cine
Eransportilotte MS 10000 Gent.
idcn aodj 6inlnn0 untermcas. @ci
Ginirii Scr 0lntelhcit mlBteu oic
Strobcr geraumt ieim mo no.1 6
llGr obenos nuriie tcin Nobn me6r IN
Sic Zee 6inaie rlI0ern. Smeinmerier
bclcuc5tetcn 0aS 9leer mo 5eitpeii9
Sen Soicr. in Den 0ie 2oticn fem
Ocutidcs SdIiii trin8en ouritcn. glna
Ocutidcn S6iiie nur0en onaebolten.
S6rc 9emannun9 Ionic idmtlihe Sn.
ioiicn mnroca bis uuf meitcres feit.
gcnomnen lno all Son0 geihlcppt.
1ies creigncte iid bereitS bier Go9c
bor gIuSbrub OeS Grieocs, mas idl
0iirh oeu mir befointen Gopitdn
cineS eroBen Sonburger 5rodlt.
Oampiers belueiien fam. Gcs Shiii
mur0e inn BON oen 9iuiicn ecnom.
men mo fir 0rieastronsportc Der.
monot. GoSieIbc Snitfiol creilte Sen
9roBcn @oiingicroompicr 0&eQamo"
DER ocutim.iinlGnoiiben 9inie nni ici.
ner Sobrt bon Stctiin nab Selling.
iors.
gfe6en oae0em bate ie5r bolo ser
eiiaenielO5n0 geaen 0eutidIar0 imo
Gciterrcih eiueeiest. EdgIid eribic.
ncn feds bis 5cbu Grtra6I1tter poll
ae6dIiiger Acknowledgment geaeE
Geltihlono. 0eiterreiN itnO oeu
Oeutlhen &oiicr. Tic 0riegscrlI1.
ruug SeiterreihS al Scrbicn crIdlicl
ms lmr ols Elm fleincs Sciteuitild
81 Der iAon Idngit I'M aebeimeu be.
triebcncn jctt aber anltlih befannt
aeqcbenen bonigeu Wlobilmodlltng
ser geiomten ruiiiihen @e6rmodt siI
@oiicr un0 81 Sonoc. 0ie @ytrabldt-
ter cerfimocteu nHmebr Oie Der.
nimtlina Der ociititen EranSport.
flottc in ser Citiee, oie einnabme
bon aiel. oaS 81 eiuem rnliilhcn
Sofen crfldrt pcroe mo oaB ollc
Slomcatamme Neitcrreitb lmaorn9
obocfoilcu icici I'm ouf 9luBlonos
Seitc 3u fdmpien slud IN &elllra.
forS mar i'd 3eiiae bon lorten Stra.
benfunogebunsca iiir ocn ariea. sIlS
0onn am 1. gligilit enoli9 Dettlc5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

lanos ariegsertlaruug befnnnt iuur-
De, otmeteH luir erIeihtert onT. 6onn.
ten mir ooh oie ldngit getroiienen
6eimlihen &orbereitmgen sum lie.
berioa ouf Teitidlolo Die Sdulo
an Dem MN entfeiieIteu Melttriegc
pur0e iebt nntiirlih ms 3uqeidoben
lm0 Ger oeutide auiier ais 6rieoens.
itorer bin1eitelt. PIN 2. gluauit NOR.
genS Derfiinoete eii ggtrablott Den
800 oes Settlers 6rau5 Soiep6. GaS
@rtrablott meloetc, aus Gram ii6er
ben 6rieOensbruh uHieres aaiiers
babe i6n Der Sdlog 9etroiienl Grit
IN Sdpeoen eriubren mir Die @nbr.
6cit.
Scr gmsneiimgS6eicbl IieB ans
MIR "a StuHocn 3eit 81 Heiieporbc.
reittn9en uno Elm itreuges 8erbot
binOerte ms, mebr mit5unebmen ais
man in ser SonO tragen fonnte. 60
nulBten mir 6liidtliuge, Inn Dem
trouriaen COS ruiiiiher @eiongen.
ihnit 5u entrinnen, ali uniere I'm.
bauegIihe itno oen groBten Geil nm.
ierer bepeglibeu Sobe in 6einoes-
lono 5uriidloiieu. 9lod nnutdgiger
beidmerIiher 9ieile lanoeten mir IN
SoBnit oilf 9liigeu.
0ie Sobrt ourd SSinlan0 mar IN
ioiern mertmiIrOig. nls ole ourh imo
ourd oeutihfremolih geiinnte 9e.
uolferltng nidt mogen ourite iinS
iraenomelde Spmpat6ien 8u be3eu.
gen. Scit Dem @ortbrud oes Barren
CART es in gon5 6iRlano. 9aS uuter-
iodte Sono icbnt ii@ nod leiner I'm.
ab61n9iateit inO itr1ubt iid cine
Sobnc untcr DEM ibm 70 DcrbaBicil.
ro5en hlo gcmoltt1tigen @lostolpi.
teriim Oienen 81 lofeu, Gnilir muB
cs an 9inBlono Gin idbrlibes Soie.
geIo bon % @3iaiopeu @larf 5oblen.
0ic Smen ietelr nlle lire SoiInun.
gen oui unS un0 beoauern nur. 0nB
iie feline @aiien 6nben. Dor 9Ius.
bruh oes @rieaes bat man one 4au.
Ter lnl0 ae1cr iogor nod glerten un0
geilcn obgeiuht. 9ieliob bat man
mir @riBe an lmieren &niier oiligc,
trugen. Wlon miiroe i1m 5unibcln
uno ieinen S1ificn Qanonngsitelen
3eigen. Sbm ielbit luiiroe man ais
3eiben ber5Ii6itcn @iafommeuS
9rot unO Sol5 reiAan ct mo0e ober
100000 @cpe6rc mitbringen. oanit
ole 6inen S6uIter on Sdltltcr nit
oen 9eutiden gesen Die Ritien fon-
pfen fonnten 9l0e oieie 9lellberungen
wuroen beimlib aetnu 0eun Die
9a6n6oie moren militariib beiett,
mO niracnos ipuroen ireenoweldc
&unogebuneen erlaubt.
Gic Sobrt ourb Shpeoen gcltol-
tetc iih 81 einem Triunp13ua.
lIe6eraa puroeu mir nit 6reu0cn be.
ariiBt, aaiiirciuoIit empfansen imo
beiuiriet. Sect iiuo mir fro6 unO
aliidlid, micoer 81 Sauie 5u ieiiL
un0 mir Deri6mer5eu germ oen 8er-
Init BON Sab iinO @nt oenn mir
fouoen ras mir in 9lublamo icboll
oerlorcn aeglaubt 6atten, udmlih cin
iiegreihes, p0llie geeintes Deuti@-
lamb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

inter oeu 6nbneu oes 3oren fdmpien
muB @lon trait ii6rigens Oieici
0'liB.9luiien uidt; ie 5mei 0rci aus
Folen rcfrltierte Sol0oten merocn
BON einem edit rliiiihcn Solootcn
md6reno Ger Sdlo6ten, Geicnte unO
Gorpoiteuoicnitr itreng iiberpoht.
Oamit ne ia nidt 0enl 3cinOe iic6 cr.
gebeu. einc erbcblihc 9ln5obl Oieicr
ruiliih polniihen 6eiuOc erbitten
ln0 crtolten aud oft, uenn tic in
Ociuide ODER oiterreitbiiHe @eianqen.
icfait gcroteit oic grlolbnis, in oen
9lei6eu Scr oiterreihiiNen 9lrmec &c.
sen Die rriiiiHe 81 f1nlpien
llngefdbr Der finite Seil ser &C.
gion 6eite6t ans cbemoligen ruiiii6en
Stootsbiir9crn; es 6ciBt, oaB iie OcnI-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

g(rmec oe5iuncrt. GaB cs luicrcn
Gruppen in Oieier 6iuiidt on ni6lts
gtohpenoigem mangcln miro, lit I'M.
iere aaeemeine llcber5euging ooln
a6cr miro iidb oud) cine boriibergs.
benoc ie6r itrcngc aoltc, ioQs lie mi.
Der Grporten Ood eiumol ouitreten
ioate, obne @in6uBe an forperlider
un0 geiItiger Seiihngsi15igteit III.
i6mer iiberuinOen Ioiienl 0orum
lei 5un SdluB oqen, ole beIorgt BON
Den nlr@tbarcn Sdredniiien eines
rnllilhm @interfclo5ugeS rc0en nit
boiler lleber5elgung ouf @rno IN.
wioerlegli6er Soiiaden 5ugcrnlcn:
Souge MAIDEN gilt nidtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-14

Beren llmit1nocn unglaublih ral1
an nod Dicl 5o6cre &1Itegraoc &C..
m06nen famL uno oaB er BEL ru6iger
quit aud Onr6ouS nicbt ic6r ooriin.
ter 81 lcioen Bat Scl5it ciner g9ie.
0erfc9r DER 1Si2er Eentpcrotur, bic.
mic Belagt. iiberaus mpabrldeinlirb
iitgfann ein in gutter Sr0nunQ ae6al.
trneS, onSreirjeno perpilegteS imo
nit decentralization rcthlih Der.
ie9cneS Seer obre ieoe 9eloranis
entge9eaieben. &ranf5citcn pileaen
bel itarfcm 6roit nn9lcib Ieltener 3lt.
iein ais bel noBfaltem Eounpetter.
eiM iltOuber nit bobcr g9a6rihein.
Iicbfcit on3unebmen ooB infer bra.
ncs Sitbeer bic ihlimmitc So6reS5eit
ftir eineu 6clo5u8 in 9iuBlano ihon
binter iih hot, ino OoB cs nun bis
sur 6rii6iaArs Sdnceidmel5e o0er
bis gum 6rieoen inter Netterbc.
idlluer0cn inn oagemeinen nid]t mebr
10 ldjiuer 5u Ieioeu bo6en lpirO, mie
stua ip1brenO ocs &oritoBcs oui
ggoridou imo oeS irotcGilAen 9liiS.
siigs bon bort bis in Die 9lG5e ser
@rcn3c.
@S lit iogor nidt cinmal on5une0,
men BOB Der @iiiterielO5ua oilf Dem
oitli6en ariegsihouplas nit eineui
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Grlsbniiie DOr benz 9rieac in Sim
lamb nuS 9lnhlanS.
gInileidnnnaen einsa @ertric6snsn.

SD bin Wlitiifer, babe fat Die 6olbc
@elt bereiit iino iror itets bcitrcbt
SonO uno SeiIte, Sitten unO @ebrdli.
DIE fennen 81 lernen. Sn Den Icbten
Sobren fii6rten mid nieinc @onoc
rungen rah SranfreiH, England imO
5iilett 9iuBIono, bon mo id) beim
GriegsauSbrlih NIT EouienOen on.
oerer OeutiMcr 9leihsouge6origer
ousgeipieien mllr0e. Son BEN sur
idmeoiid. .fiuiihen @ren5e obgeben.
Sen Grtra3ii1cn bliebeN oic eriten
bier bon Der Turbiudiuna uoH uilis
tdrpilihtigeu Seliten Dcricbont. Die.
lem llutjtonoe peroalfe i'd nit pielen
anOereu &amcraoeu meine 6reibeit,
0o bic III allen ipdter obgelaiicnen
3iiqen beiin0Iiheu uaficnidbigen
W1anner 5u 2riegsgeiaugenen ge.
mo1t iuuroen.
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ndait Elm eigeues 9eeincut bilocn
iuer0en. 9ie onOeren 2egionGre
itanmen bauptid6li6 aus @ali5icn.
5u Oenen iicb nod Sreipiaige ans Ger
9ufopina uno aus ShleIien gcieat
1n6en. Sn Der 2egion iiio oae @olfs.
itGnOe pcrtrcten bonn 0odo0eligen
bis SIM Sonomoin Die ii6erpie,
grnoe Dle6r6eit biloe1 iiingcrr 9lnae.
boriGc ser biir9crlidci uuO fleinbiir.
9crliAen areiic, Gs iino meiit
idlanfc @eitoltcn oie in Der
ibmiidcu Uniform ie6r bii6ib aus.
ie6en. llnO lie fGnlpien in fiibner 80.
oesDeraAhug gon5 pic oie 9cgio.
mare bon ebe0en in @oli5ieiL
in 9luiiiIh.@o uiiu. boben lie 5a6l.
reide @epeiie Oofiir gese6eu
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2u riidlidltSDon.

Nrdulcn: .9lun. lieber Boron,
iuie ali ic6dten Sie mid eigcutIih2 ?"
lieutenant: n9fni 3oile, sndoi.
ges Grdulcin. piiroe sic fir oreiBig
baltcn aber neil Sie'S limo ~
iogen mir 5pnn1ig y
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Die S y 9eiB6Iiitioiten oaer SIoipcn
Inn pVlen, baben es me6rere N9olc.
&oS,. lefs nit bcpunoernsmerter
s Sox Eelt 0eriucGt, oos oriidenoe
i6iit4 ger ruiiiihen &crrid)oft o65u.
bro%' %'e.n. Der erIte ernItere 9[uiitnno
soss; 'l'l Wldr5 1894 ans. Sa0eus5
Ger @SS5to, ~ Der 0amols on Scr Spite
biIAo~tS'ratauer aoniooerotion~ Itono.
400o cine 2eqion bon lmQei66r
boIn;,S% S%fonn Tie g(usriiItaug ser
bo0itse 6reiicbGrler mar ie6r hi.
beitiI ola unO rnoleidnaBig. Gin
lne6rs mar eigentli1 Bios sic IN
Ole ~ y y Spiel ouslaufeltOe 01iiee,
9}oma poli3en nod 6cilte inter 0enl
@H ,Stoniooeratfa0 6efount iii.
Ole s'ler Region idhlg aoscirs5fo
SoI6ot 'aelhulten 5000 ruTiiihen
res 6a 6asell ON 4 glpril oeSiel6en Sab.
GfioEl 0tocIomice, erlitt o6cr am 10.
QebeS'r lntolac Scr oreiiad) groBercn
bomisan Der 9liliien BEL N1acie-
gener. enc giieoerloae. Ser polniiGc
bromse. Sobonn Seinrid Dom.
aet6ms;, DER inter aoSciusc5fo nit.
QieSe,I5t 1oite begob Iicb nab oeiiea
lien ,,'Saae 81 @onoporte nod Sta.
Seoicr crrihtete sort cine polnii4a
qriinS.. Nntong glooelnber 1906
Den NY NY er mieOer cine 9eaion, nm
iiearnp np0'lllden Staot mieoer 6er5il.
Grit o.. = aelong i6m iie in fur5cr
nit Seo" 0luei Gibiiioncn 81 6rinacu.
en er bolo in @orI6au ein5on.
sSoiebsu su1oerer polniiher General
lenpr e9lopidi 5eidnete iic6 nit
l9o,e,. tsaIon nomentli1 in scr @or.
~iS9, %lnterrepolution ron 1880
loo Sp. aus. Scr Ieoolutiondr CUB
ocm es eEss'erotlomsfi, ocr 6ereitS al
aomn,on erm1bnten gllliItan0 tcilac.
lion ho,' % gatte, Ieitete sic Sniltrrcf.
oer @oq Sabre 1916 uaO fiihrtc BEL
i;%ollltiou bonn SSa6re 1868 Gin
p. gSS 6reiforps, wuroe obcr oil
Sen '''aor bel SlaO5ceiolUo oci8la.
aum er;. p9er trotcn jcet i'm @cltfrico
9onGrIp pell @lole mic0er poIniidc Sc.
Ile hr a a4I llripriingIi9 fGmpitcu
ooren ~ ouein gesen i6ren iurmt.
au6 'oleino, oegeu TuBlonO, scr
poIti%. lrIsolic6eu 3eiten oui ircie
aer ~leinilngs1llBerunoen ici.
Snonosso1''Illl llntertonen init
Oem muqrOelt nitlmter oud NIT
0ur0p & sen eripi0erte Gonn o6er
sssi6ii6 polniicbe 9eaion Dem oitcr.
SSet Tx p9oriicbcn Secre ongcalic.
N1re S"e - ibre SMlaafroft er661t.
ee5r SS0l Of. loa lid icbt idon oui wcit
sa6er 10000 belollicn. Sc criola.
slli@en = e oeuticbeu uno Oie Siierrci.
ss'mbien rnppcn in &uiiiin.@o
Selio lhoo lh~ le nebr @osict iie beieBcn,
earc or, gr miro oir abl Ser 9eaio.
gEss Scer 9lllcni ollf elm GRO.
.Sloeroieolli v nicFt 5u rcdncn wril Die
'qatorss sVNoe @le6r6cit ser fricaS.
0naenS ons 9tuiliirb-Eolcn
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Nn Scr 9Infrconno.

@err (5u cinem obgeitiir3tei SSlic,
ger) .Siuo Sie toot2 glntuorten
Sic ooh ~ Sa ooer 9feinl"