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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
gus Williams
Known a GenerationsAs An Ac-
for, Dies from a Self-ln-
flicted Bullet Wound.

TONKERS, n. Y, Jan. 16.--Gus
Williams, aged 40, known. throughout
the country a generation ago as an
actor, died In a hospital here today
from a bullet wound nsthe head, self
Indicted earlier IN the day IN a rail-
road station here. Lately Williams
had been playing in vaudeville.
Gus Williams real name was Lee
week. He began his career on the
stage of Tony Pastors i'm 1855 and
was one OF the actors tho helped make
that playhouse famous, Ibis specialty
being the singing OF currently pop
ular songs He served, in the Civil
war
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17

spIeted Bible to ruff their own
41articgt dDctI Ine. and they haFd
used without mercy fheir kheolo logical
Theoretical knives on the original
! tell you ycu had better leave III ~
inspired menswrcte It. Accept 1t ali,
even the story OF the whale and
Jonah, and the chariot OF are hauled
By the liver of heaven coming down
from the starry heaven after a faith
full servant Remember. brother. II
you destroy the flower you possess.
you lose the one you have If you can
not pnrchasce another. Is the Bible
false or true? answer me. And
where willsyou get your comfort from
In the dark hour? From. the cur
rent popular magazines Of the day?
! dc. not know what you are most I'M
terested in now. but when life Is
pickering and about ready to 20 out,
yop viii have two mighty thoughts,
and these two will be, Can I live?
and II not, what OF the future? =
know where heaven lis, ] am sure. and
] know the route. / know where
Charleston and my home is tonight,
and .can-see my home. I found my
way here: do not know where he'll
isl am not interested in its loca-
tion nor its climatic conditions. 1
am not going that way. God Is
leading onward. We sing Lead on.
20 King Eternal, and will follow.
Where He Leads Me. i VIII Follow.
4 walked across astrestle one day
with my little. curly headed boy, and
I thought all was safe. j heard the
shrek OF the on, coming train. !
saw its smoke hung like a black
banner against the sky. The child
became frightened. / felt HIS little
hand grip mine, and reaching down
! caught him II, my, arms and ran
with him TO safety, and IL we will
walk with God. when danger comes,
and we are fraught with dangers OF
life, / tell you God will ta..e us q
His strong, holy. Jeb6vistic arms
and carry us, to safety. :"
A number asked for prayers at
the close of the service. Some had
accepted Christ.
The, Rev. Mr.. McEldowney will
preach today at IL a. M, 8 p. m. to
men only. and Z go p. m. Every
body is invited to be present. His
subject will be at IL a. m. "Abund-
ant Life" 31p. m. Thirst" and at
1890 p. m. Cutting Our Cloth Over
the Other Mans Pattern"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
Wind on IS ash and
Taken BY Jumpers III
Gambling Room Il aid

ttgger jumps from that to the ground.
A ladder WAS upon Che ROOT Of the
one-Eltcry addition resting against the
outer wall OF the. third story, but the
departure was so rapid that no one
had the time to move the ladder to
the ground IT seemed a miracle that
none Of the jumpers was hurt as the
last jump was something Ike fifteen
,feet, and those who lit declared the
ground was hard.
Officers Everywhere.
Officers su1routled the place every
where, however, and there were so
many OF them that only a minority OF
the sileged gamblers escaped. One
fellow, a foreigner, was caught back
in an alley way some distance Dfom
the building -
The prosecuting attorney am
nounced a VT Of Tie names Of those
taken In the read as follows: M. j.
Fseoln, Thomas Gainee, Gus Ricjcs,
i. +. Ianiianl, ID. F. Ranaelrn, James
Smith, John Smith, j. T. Richards, G.
L. Richards, Ira Greathi-uze. Jeein
STfffn, John K9oe and sam Tibcfpss1,.
Several OF these names are believed
to be fictitious
All Give Bond.
The bonds werc executed before
Magistrate 7. G. N,cewarrsr, WHO
was summoned to the is:l All were
in the sum 81 5000 each and an re.
quired the presence Of ftio PERSONS
arrested IN ,teie magistrates c5Ert for
hearings at O'Clock Tnesz'ay after
riocn. Cllargcs OF operating and
maintaining a gaming rerSrt were
made against all.
Several packs ofscardls and a guam
t5ty Of poker Chips were seized by tine
raiding officers They decided not to
remove a large round table covered
with green baize, which t5iey found In
the place. untiT later.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
VISITING | ! 4 NURSE |
Here Visits the City of Wheel
ing, Where She Makes Nd
dress and is Entertained.

(. ff,t q 3 Il, y :. : Il 1. i. :,
~ ~ ss ,.,s u VA -
ut s ,ss,,. as - " feS n, q !,
ss@Hs.5 ns snsn.sx. s, SaS
= "Sasily sne nurse ror snv IVY y
C CleD n ar..stion Win ans ~. w..
49, nv, .oMl ane sosnt5 ~ nu1s.mt 49,
~ ~. rs.s
tne pr,neipal o. the one yaiiey Sen en-
srat a so1sl N N y nsenn ~ sn y
AZ ~ su.s,s. ~ tne so'ps " = =
mat lns sass. non. 4. !, ~ !.
IN aapil. os - sns asls me n
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17

lie; and the man outside can talk.
yes. make a great speech; and the
world says the man who Is out is
better than the man who is in. But
remember you are not TO do the
Judging. God will do that. Some
men will say they will not believe the
Bible because they can not UNDER
stand It, Well, there is "a very lit
tie bit we can understand, and prove
II when we do seem - understand.
You can tell me how speak, how 1
walk, and yet we accept 1t and be-
lieve It. You say you do not know
who wrote the Bible, and you won't
believe 1t. do not know who made
the watch ] hold In my hand, and yet
It tells me the time. I. do not know
who made my clothes, and am not
going to cease to wear them because
do not know who Is the author of
them. Let the women do that. You
say You do not believe tho flood
STORY. You say God could not, sub
MERGE round ball hanging In
space with water. Well that would
be no more difficult than making u
fool like you that does not believe It
and keep You in running order You
say yousdo not believe the story Of
creation and that yo,t believe in
evolution and here .tIet#prea cher
described amid: laughter the process
Of ieyolu ton, saying when he had nm
Iished. now. IL any one OF you want
to look into a cage of monkeys, and
say, how do YOU do. Cousin Anne, 1
have no cbiection. When / look over
this crowd of NUTS who have
taught and believe in the theory OF
evolution. i am led to believe that
some, folks have not come very far
on the way. ssS'' z
DO you believe the story of Moses
standing on the shore of sea hold
ing rod over 1t and getting results?
Well, believe 1t, and II you do not,
toss It out, have heard some OBJ
Iiection to tho story OF the priests and
the children OF Israel going around
I the walls of .Ierico blowing on
rams horns, and by that seeming
crazy process the walls fell down.
Some fellow like ybu, looked through
q crevisc in the wall. and said, see
that fool crowd still going on with
their tommy rot Well, believe It
was something else than that, and
they worked the problem and God
sent down the answer. No zone in
Ethatswhole city bel aved but q harlot.
and all the others were filed with
information whenisit was tee late.
's1gam sure this Bible! issnot nc
Ition nor imitation, but facts 1 do
mot understand 1t all::s I cannot ex-
plain II all. and the fellow who puts
himself Hup as a question box is &
fool, and knows but little and thinks
The knows 1t ALL If you think the
Bible is an imitation, throw It out
and away. Do you think the story
of Samson Is false The gates OF
the city were a ponderous load. and
Eif you think he was not equal for the
flask. cast the book OF Judges over
board into sea Of doubt. / am told
a certain congregation has lust cons
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
THE FALSE AND THE TRUE
SERMON By SThe REV. MR. LDoNNEY

q e. I. ~
The subject of the sermon at ST.
sPaul's Methodist Episcopal church.
South. last night was THE False
and the True. +" The evangelist was
into his sermon from the first word
me uttered. He said In part:
THE false is clever imitation
;ot the true and you and can scerce-
s'ly discriminate between them. /
couid not tell good diamond from,
one made out of PASTE" Holding
up his watch, he said, you can not
tell whether this watch, cost $40 or
49,. Ny congregation bought.it for
In Charleston, and now you may
.be sure 1t cost q good sum, and IF
you want to initiate 1t buy your pas
tor one-as good. ~.
See. this stick min am wearing
Tonight; You say preacher should
mot we're diamonds. You do not know
whether II is a diamond or not: don't
laugh Yet / declare to YOU 1t is dia-
\ ntond: pure diamond, not large, and
feel sure could not.sell IT to you
& Tor 81. A man who is fine friend
Of mine, gave It to me, and would
you believe 1t cost $50? You see
,you are afraid to take any chance.
Now, hear me tonight when / say to
YOU the clothing Of the wolf rs very
like the clothing of the sheep, and
the thief puts on the pretense OF ifnn-
Csty The villain uses fair S;peech,
and wears a mask. was shown Il
woman In store today. She was
beautiful. yet q man told me she was
one of the most notorious characters
in this city. and she looked like, all
other women. I did not know but
what She might have been. teacher
in the Sunday school. The devil has
many robes and suits of clothes.
When I was child I was taught
that he had cloven feet and horns
and a long tail and carried fork.
Ipeyer saw him when he had on that
sort OF paraphernalia. but i have
shoes. and a picture hat, and mani
cured nails, and he was presentable.
s / haveseen him In the church. heard
4 have seen him in the church, heard
{ personal devil. When I see so many
IS an old daddy devil somewhere.
liz uCtiL pluttilSSSf yOu ~
promises he will lift you and he viii
let you fly like a kite into the very
Clouds. but he has hold Of the string
and will pull you down and back
when you least expect It,
tsYou can not tell chaff from the
seed. Try to take out all of. tho
chal from your lawn grass seed. and
see how you get along. Tho chan
90 mighty like the seed. The high
est type of the vegetable. life is
pnighty close to the lowest form OF
sanimal life. You can scarcely be-
iieve q sponge is animal life, and yet
they say 1t is. j tell you the; man
who is outside of the church looks
with NIL his good deeds abont' as
good as the poor fellow who can not
talk in public, and pray much in pub
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
snow AND SZEEI
As Well as Rain Storms Prevail
Over the States of Kansas
and Missouri.

KANSAS CRY. Jan. Severe
snow, sleet and rain storms prevailed
over Kansas, Oklahoma, and parts Of
Missouri. Colorado. New, Mexico and
Texas tonight. Telephone. and tele-
graph Communication was interrupt
ed. Temperatures In the Storm
swept section we're falling rapidly.
No trains from the west arrived here
on time today and no! reports were
available ON some.
AT Fort Worth, Tex, the govern
dent weather bureau warned cattle
ment weather bureau warned cattle
of about. twenty-fours degrees was ex-
pected before morning,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
Jones NJ; DEAD
lWelI-Kl1oWn Coal Operator Dies
in cityof Pittsburg, Follow
ing an Opera iol.

PITTSBURG, Jan. 1S.-Dayid G..
dones age A., general manager Of the
Pittsburg Buffalo Company and d well
known coaE operator died late today
following an operation. Besides his
connection with the Pittsburg Buffalo
Company, Of which he was also secre-
tary and treasurer, MI. Jones was
president OF the -Four States Coal
Company. Of West Virginia, and the
Dexter Coal Company, OF Ohio, and
vice president Of the Big Coal Comp
pany, OF West Virginia
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
GENERAL VIL[A
And Troops are Headed Toward
Mexico City, Now 0cCu- /;
pied by Carranza.

Ell PAso, Tex, Jan. Passeng-
ers who arrived tonight rom the
south reported that General villa
with his army was preparing to de-
part hastily from ,Aguas Galleries for
the national capital. It was rumored
here that Mexico City had been ,occuf
pied by the Carranza troops under
General Alvaro obregon. Those who
left, the capital recently said thar only
a small force of Zapata soldiers had
been left to defend the city.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
HOUSES ARE BURNING.

PARIS, Jan. 15-A heavy cam
nohads was heard on the Swiss
near Basel today and a red
glare in the sky this evening indi-
Gated that village and farm houses
were burning. according to q de-
spatch from Berne. No foreigners
will he allowed to remain In Al
SAGE after January 90, It Is stated,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
AUsTRlANs GAN
Fine Successes in Engagements
with the Heavy Artillery
of the Allied Forces.

VfENNA. via LONDON, Jan. is---
The oflicial communication was given
out today by the Austrian war de-
partmeht.
4 The situation in Poland. Galicia
and the Carpathians Is unchanged.
On the Dunajek river our artillery
Is engaging the 'enemy's field ana
heavy artillery and has gained more
fine successes II
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17

OMAHA. Neb., Jan.
Nebraska. Western Iowa. and
the Dakotas felt the grip Of
the first blizzard Of the winter
today. Zero weather prevailed
in Omaha and its enyirons
were completely wrapped In a
heavy blanket o. snow. Bust
ness houses closed on account
Of the storm and train service
was demoraIlzed.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
ALLEN CHILD DEAD.

Funeral services over the body OF
Evelyn " Allen, aged two months,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Garrett AL
len, Of Broad Oaks. win be held at
1880 o'clock Sunday afternoon atsthe
home and the body Will be taken to
Haywood for buriN. The chill died
Saturday after a hort illness OF
pneumonia
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17

Albania has a population Of $780,
900. .S
midas jute crop Is large, esti-
mated at 12,ooo.ooo bales, aS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-25

gu Sieg fiibrten, uno beionoers ard).
Sener, oie oas Sdiff beg 9tdairs
onrd Die 8irbel ltno Gtron1lhpeaen
oieier itiirnliihen s3eit fiibren.
Sofort naboer1 Der pra5iosnt
&an1pf eeenoet, erbob lidy Der Heids-
fon3ler gr iprab ldi1ger ais cine
Stut1oe nit fIarer, tpeitbiit orirtqelt-
Der 5tinlne, Die MIR oliiDeilen, iDenft
er NIT nieoergebaltener grreglng 0ie
britilde Doppelaiingiafeit lirlo 9eu-
delei geiBelte. ettuos beiier flong.
Oas 9alts uti0 Ole @aueriell up=
Iplauoierten ben glusfiibrrngen ii6sr'
ben Seloennlut Der oeutiden Seere,
Die 9opalitat Der Yerbiirtoeten uno
ben boffnnngsbollen Musblid in Die
Submit. geionoers aber brah Der
NeifaGsiturn1 log, als Der @on5lcr
Der felten GntIdloiienbeit oes oent-
ihen @olfes Mnsorllf perieb, omri)=
5ubalten, Big Der Sieg erfobten lei.
Inter Dem geiunltigen ginoruf Der
sieoe pertaste iid Damn oas 9alis pis
|m0rdett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-25
@as GaSorna ptridlapeist.

@ns Sirol idreibt man: @eun
Gooornn eiren Heriht nit ginaels
heiten iiber friegeriide greignii5e iii
girul ausgiebt, bnben mir inu1er eli.
men pergniigten Sag. Ser &err Sc
neralitabshef lno feline l1ngebunq
i1eiren eritens feblerbafte &urten-
iCerfe 5lt baben, Die Namen 3eiqcn
falt ansnabmlos MdngeI. MiisImt-
gene ltnternebmungen ideint es bel
Den SeStalienerl1 iiberbolipt feline 5u
geben, nllr Grfolge, 10 gum geiipieI
am Sol oi Cana, BON Dem gn0orna
Siege 5lt meloen ipeiB, neil pon1
SiiooItbonge oiefes Derges lei glgr1i
Elm 8eobodtungspoitet Sltriidgenonl-
ittet1 iporoett NOR. oenn 0ie Heine Sb.
teilung, tpelde fih bisber beIoenbnft
IN ibrer Stellung belt, fonnte bod
llnnoglih orei Wataiilonen @ioer-
ifano leiiten Ous t1ter nidt elm
nal Die tnpferen Goloaten gaoornaS
slub in Der Sofana iollen oie sstaIie-
ner beionoere grfoIge errungen TO-
6en Dort tuaren 1tiir YntroniIfeit-
gefefte in oenen oie ltnleren ocu
Stalierern bisber inlp1er iiberlegen
tpuren. 9agegerl berfhiueigt bet
italieniide @eneraliffimus, oaE
iiingIt I'M SrnnpelanBestnle 8 cine elm.
georllngene itaiieniIhe &outpnenie
clrh lniere Maidinengelpebre p0aig
perrlihtet poroen 1T, ln0 fein @ort
borte man bon gaoorua, tpornnl auf
Der Sobflahe bon 8ielgerelit, mo oie
sstaliener gang berborrngen0e Sc
ldnoeborteile befiben sic itaIieni-
fden Sorts ganlpoIongo ur0 Wfonte
ribt mebr o1ttporten. &u-
ben unfere Worfer pielleidt bci
9errn Ga0ornn cine 5eittpeiliqe
Shaperborigfeit perirIaat2 Nus
Den beioen Sefhingen, Dem Gtola Ser
itulieniiden @enieoffi5iere, ragen
beute nun mebr 8erfdoiiene HorSer
lno abgeorebte @anonenrobre her
nus. Solde grg1n5aingcn gum Ne.
rihte Gaoornns {in0 nit MiidSiht
alif Babrbeit into Birflihfeit oannf
lill0 mann m0tig-
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Deiferrei6ifde &abaIleric 1T in sic
StaSt 6olud in @eIbpmien, an Scr
9abns bic bon 8ref-9itopsf nadj
Gieip flint, eingeriift.
Hniiii&e Qmfi6iffe baden sic Wor-
it6bte pm apnitantiuppel bpmbar-
oiert nno Al Terlonen set5tet nnS
neriunn6et, iuie cine 9epeiAe ans
Ntbem melbet. Der Ansriff fanS am
Nontas itatt. gelon6ers 6ie aiiaii-
id)em SeiIe Der Sta6t ipnr6en helm.
seimdjt.
Nns Berlin ipir6 gemelbet, feim1li-
die 3nftidiffer batteu einen ansriff
anf bic Gta6t Offcnbnrs semadJt unS
6nrd 8pmbeniuiirfe sipSlf Gibilpsr-
lpnen berlett. Der angeridtete
Sdabenfei MIR serine.
gie So5iaIiffen fpIlen elm ssrie-
eensprosramm aafeeitelt baben, sci.
len .9anptforbernngen cine engere
@erbin6mn8 mater ben Natiencn, fei-
nc GdDdhmns Oemtidjlan6s, DETER
rridjs nn6 Der Sarfei, feine Nuncf-
tiernnsen BON Geiten OentidlanSs
nnb bas anfbGren aller 3oIlfdramfen
sluiiden ben QGn6ern, iinS. Gas
$rosramm iuirb mol bei Der Wehr-
Aeif 6es otntid)en IoIfes nidt pppu.
lar iein.
Bon 6extider Seite mir6 Off.
5iea stmelSet, baf bsr Sem gorriiden
Der Na6enfen'iaen Armee Ser TeiaS
friHe SteHnnsen an ber TnIba unb
am WAg aiifseseben babe.
Nus ber Otgenb BON Nrejt-Q Qito,vsf
luerSeH bsu alien Seeren Der sent.
fdien 8erbinSeten Grfslse aemsIbet.
1leberaH Fat Gin gprrIfen ftattoe.
fmm6en.
Deitiid nmb Gibiid bsn ac,uuo
iin6 bic MniYen i'm bollen Wa6,no
beBriffem. Sie baIten aber nod groS.
NO.
Die bentfde MbmiralitGt madjt &c.
fannt, bak ein bemtides itnterie,boot
eimem rtififdjen 'SiIfsfrenser an Der
Ginfabrt in ben Jinnifdjen Meerbu-
len in ben @rnn6 asbobrt Fat.
Bel appbtou, fiiSipeiflidl BON
Brett f-9itpipsf 1T Elm SiseI BON Sen
hemtid]en Serbiinoeten geitiirmt NOR
ben.
Die ensliidJen 9epeidjtn erflaren
Jest, Sie Grcbernne Der garbanelIen
nn6 9onftantinOpeI lei 10 iid)er, 6a6
bic stHiierten oar midts ncbr barmm
aeben, Of iidj bic gaIfanitaaten IT,
uen anid1ISifsn o6er nidjt. Gs lit BEN
Serrfhaften ndmIidj aiImG6Iia fIar
seiusrben, onk lire yemii6nnaen.
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rcitet iueroen uno ols sSriid)te ole
Ter ungetpobnli6en agrifultureIen
3dtigfeit oereir1it Die 8elt in Gr-.
ftau1ten periesen tperbclt?
8a5 iib in Dem @auie ON Gan=
Be oes ueltli6elt 8erlins gum
StriegslnittaGstiide 5llfanImenfinoet,
cas- finb 5iinleiit oie, oie ponl &riese
unl ihiDerItelr betroffell iino. Mnsill
ntan forgt allh fir iene &iillitler,
Gie 5ipar niht IN nr1nittelburer Not.
ieoo1 inunerbin in 5hpaerigfeiten
ist1o, iniofern Der regeImdBige SluB
ibrer @irrnabnleft if1folge beg @r;e=
ges beoenflide periiegt 90 hat
iotpol oie 6taot gerInl mic ibre
Nahbarin gbarlottenbllrg cine grG-
bere @n5abl BON @erfen 9erliner
rno gbnrlotten6urger aiil1ItIer fir
ibre Ganln1lungen angefal,ft, oeren
Srlos oen Maler1 nno Bil6bonein
in oteier ariegs5eit mol 5uitatten ge-
fontnten tit. 9lub in Dresden nlo
am Gbeine lit man dbnlid) perfabrets.
Die Gtaot Miinhen bat beretts fru-
ber $4,000 Marf 5ltrn 3pede Der
GiinItlerfiiriorge bereitgefteqt nno
neueroirgs 10000 Marf gum giei-
den 3nefe ausgetporfen. gieie
|Sunlne ion als Sonorar fir &iinit-
ler oeripanot lperben Die 0nfIr
Gle sfusfhnliifung BON @emeinoe-
baltten 5u iibernebnen baben. go
regt iid Die iperftdtige @ilfe aud
fir Die glngeborigen Der aunit ulib
oer 2itteratlir,, uno menn man Ole
Giinitler &riegsf1leipe perlaBt, 70
nilunt man oas bernbigenoe Gc-
| flbl nit iih, oaB, nenn man llaf
6em nlten M0merporte Die Aiinlle
tDabreno oes 8rieaes idpeieen mil
ien ood ihre Singer III Oeutid.
lano for geot ge5niitt Iillo
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&urSe llebrrlid)t.

9lnsriffe bpn 2nftIdifferr
uuf &pnftantinupel uu6 Cffen-
burg In Taoen nnternpmmen.
Die 6tntiden sosiaiiiten itel-
len ein Trieoensprpsrautm atf.
Die GnslGnSer anf Wallipoli
nebmen 800. yaros SdiikeR-
9rGben.
Sin ruifiid)er Siilfsfrenser
miro bon Seittidkm ltnterfee-
boot bcrieaft.
Die 9fniIen 5ieben fia aus
Der Gegen6 BON &ptpno smriiG.
Aasemeines Worriden nm
Brett -9itspsf.
Die StaSt &u,peE ben ben
Oefttrreidtrn beiett.
Gie Yerbanblmnsen Der III.
liierten NIT ben Halfanitaateu
iin0 alien Nnideine mad cr-
foIglps berIanfen.
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men, lit MIR baburd) erflarlid, Dais
lte fidler iinb, in Tetersbnrs Inter
itiitnns 81 finben. Der bieiige ierbi,
idc @eId)aftstrager iaste mir bor Ell
nisen Sageu, Sak feline Jiesicrnns
lire Stellnns lpabreno Der lekten
feds Monate, nit Der gansliden
Misad)tung 6iterreidiId)er Woritel-
Innsen, nidDt inne gebalten babeu
iuiirbe, iuenn lie bas,l nid)t non 0ena
rniiiiden WeianSten 6artipig, eiuem
Ucian6tem Der sss,polsfg-5dnle, er,
nlittigt iuor6cn lei"
syn Der erpberten polnilden Stact
2pbs lit bereits cine beutIdf SodJ-
idJnIe eimseridjtet tDorSen. Der re-
selmafise ltnterridt in Serielben
fat fdom besonnen.
8ie nadtraeItd befannt miro, BET
General BON 8eieler Dor Dem ssaae
BON Noipo-@ @eorgietpsf cine gro6e
@n5abI ariegsforrelponoenten en-
pfongen H. linen auerlei Mitteilun-
gen gentadt. Inter onoerm eriuhte
er Die amerifaniiden 3eitutgslelte,
ibren 2anosIeuten Den Mat su gebell,
ibre Wnnition fir iid 5u bebaIten.
Muf) iollten iie nihts auber Eniia-
den berihter. Die @abrbeit tDiiroe
binreidenb Die Mmerifaner iiber5clt-
gen. oaB Die glIliierten nidt gegen
.8arbnren" fdnlpfen. Sic letter.
8erfiherurlg ipnroe einnliitig ron al
len Die perfonlib 3eugen Der STE
tbooen Der oeutiben ariegiii6rllnq
i'm. Often llrlo i'm We1ten ipuren, BE-
itdtigt Nirgenos peroen ntebr Miit-
tel Der Sumanitdt atlgeipanot, nm
ben Sbrefen oes9rieges ertgegen5u-
fuirfen, aIs bon Den 9eutihen.
Gle Transoiem meIben, Der linfe
Gliisel Der GnglGnber anf ber Salb-
iniel 0aaipoli babe in Der 3eit bpm
20iten bis 26iten Mngnit 500 g)arbs
fiirfiider Sd)iitensrabem gtnontmeu.
SIN 5ulse bieies rieiisen Gieses be-
banpten bic Gnsl6noer aud. baf iie
balO in GonitantinopeI icim iuaroeu.
grnft gaIiernlanL Der sSiibrer
Der Nationnlliberolen bat fir Sic
9earIt'fden 3eitungen folge,loe @r-
fldrltng abgegeben. Ser .@rllno iiir
Die anl uergangenen Sonntag er.
folgte aitnogebling mar, oen ausge.
ipro6enen @iIlen gu 5eigen, elm Ne-
fultat 5n erlangen, ipelaes nit oen
Opfern, Die 9elitihlano in oieien
&riege gebrndt bat, i'm ginfIone
ftebt. Dus 8auptergebnis ntuB no.
tiirlih bic Siherbeit oes 9feid) g
Gegen neue feinolibe slngrifie fir
fommenoe sSabrSebnte lein. DeutIh-
lano nrliB in Ser Gage Iein, feline
lpirtihaftlihen uilo fulhirellen arG;-
te Su feinem eigenen uno Der aur.
5em Menfhbeit 8orteil aus5uoebnen.
Weine Hartei itintmt nit oem gan-
sen 8olfe oarin therein, oaB mir ME
einen Groberiines &rieg ipollte.l,
ionoern, nahoen mir bon allen Sci.
ten bon mdbtisen sSeinben nngegrif-
fen fpuroen, fir Before 8erteioi.
9ung ltnIeres 2anoes als 5upor
fampfen nriifien. Ssn 3ufunft niul,
es fir irgeno einen Seinb unmog-
lid fein iiniere @rersen i'm SIter
ooer I'M 8eiten on5ugreifen. 0ort
iniiiien mir elm itdrferes imo mts-
eeoebntes 8ollfperf als ie 8upor err
ridten 9eutIde alnubeu, elm Ned,t
Sil baben, aitf oie sreibeit ees Mes-
res 5u bebarren ipie afle anoeren Hu.
tionen nno oie gr5eueniiie oeutid,er
Sntelligen8. Giiuit uno tehnifher
9siiienIdaft in oelttfden Gdiffen
nod alien &dnoern gu tragen."
Der emsliidle ssiidoampfer ,Snte-
Gritb" lit in ben @rnnS sebubrt NOR
ben.