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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-23

into favor, were frowoed upon by the
goth century maiden. They were
dainty and pretty enough to fasctnate
the eternal feminine IN US; but the
shops have not sold half of their
stock I have explained this fact. to
my own satisfaction. in this manner
Pantalettes. at their best. are clumsy.
They make the ankle appear thick
and awkward In these dancing-daSs
1T is natural that girls should pSefer
to keep their ankles trim and neatly
covered with silk stockings rather
than hide them beneath the lace fra1ls
of pair OF pantaIettes. 1870 =
The skirts for street wear;Ssgtre
shorter than ever. but on dance,frorlls
notice that they are creeping ankle
ward.s This should be welcome news
to the petite woman inclined to
olumpness. for farinE skirts OF alb
breviated length do not add to the at
tractfSeness of her appearance.
Summer Hats
Blessings on the Inspiration which
caused the arbiters OF fashion to de-
sign the broad-brimrned hat OF wire
covered with tu11e. lace. chiffon and
similar transparent materials Again
We can walk with semblance OF
pleasure beneath the summer sun
The close-dtting hats OF last year.
which We had to wear far over our
ears to be modish. were anything but
comfortable. and I advise every worn-
an to provide Good1y supply OF these
feather-weight bits OF headgear for
f,1ay-
There are dainty. lace-fril1ed hats
With slightly turned-down brims.
which are most becoming to youthful
faces. They are simply trimmed with
.wreaths of. flowers or fruit or with
bow OF velvet ribbon.
am partial TO the LcShorn hat
faced with blue or pink ,afeta and
ladened with flowers and ribbon
They always remind me OF the May
day fetes in Merry England
This recalls to my mind arr ador-'
able little net and embroidered Swiss
frock which observed In shop.noted
for its youthful fashions It was
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or pongee. cut with ful1 skirts and
short waists. Some Of the designs
hang in faring lines from the Should
rrs and the fulress is belted in at
the waist
Fashions vaEaries are many where
accessories are concerned. and the
aeckwear of the present deserves the
most enthusiastic praise. The high
collar remains popular. but there are.
quantities OF low, nat collars that are.
most becoming to the woman who
cannot boast or swan=1fke neck:
{ There are Marie Antoinette dchus,
and Elizabethan rufs. OF the sheer
est materials Imaginable. and the
more expensive ones are hand ern-
broidered- Some Of then=cost small
fortunes. but they. are worth it
Sweet Simplicity
For the girl who dotes upon sim
plicity IN dress and combs her hair
IN the new Priscilla fashion. there is
the Puritan collar of orEand!e or
linen. Csually vide curs accom-
pany this collar and when frock OF
blue. dun green or brown linen is. re-
Iieved by this set OF neclwear It fills
t4I I41e@OS1tIdLIOS
The ..l<iddies'' have been wearing
.Dombey.' and Oliver Twist suits
for several seasons and now we are.
told TO join the ranks of Dickens
styles with the ..Ptcl<wicle" collar. It
is made of sheer linen and has an
oid-fashioned- tnterlacins de of the,
same material The.ends are finished
with -pleatinss and are thrown over
each other to. form a 5asot In front
We have had such a deightfn1 COLI
lection OF quaint. picturesque fashions
this year and I cannot help but wish
that it viii be- ever So .
Among the other fripperies OF dress.
which occupy such an important
place IN the outht of the wen-srooned
woman. ere the waistcoats Of linen.
plque or ponsee- one striking waist
coat is French creation OF striped.
black and. white linen The revers
are edged with narrow band OF.
plain white linen daintily hand-em-
broidered land rthe turnover collar is
hordered In the same manner
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Ssrde- party frocl with an Empire
bodice of net. lace and embroidered
swiss. The upper portion of the skirt
was os netrappiied in deep points
which extended far into the lower
:hak. fashioned of the Swiss The
deep hem~was corded. and petticoat
Of orxandy trimmed with hounces OF
lace held the skirt out above the
ankles
In the same shop there were cum
ming. little morning and afternoon
frocks of white orEandte, Swiss or
sheer linen with applied hens OF
coral. pink. blue or lavender. These
deep. applied hens sometimes appear
on dresses of taftcta and are OF the
same color or harnoniztnE shade
can not quite make up my mind
whether like the footwear OF this
season There Is variety enough. but
the lons-vamped slippers. void Of a
buckle or. bow TO break the line
from toe to instep. seem unbecoming
to most feet It requires perfectly
modelled. small foot with a not too
high instep to wear this type OF shoe
successfully and not many women
can boast of this feature of beauty.
Feet are so prominent nowadays,
too. and wish there would be rad
ical change In shoes.
Best Foot Forward.
shoes with side and back lactnss
are a novelty but no one could ac-
cuse them OF being truly beautiful.
They seldom At well and IN the light
,tans. Srays. and white. they aceen-
tuate the size OF the foot ~
The Russian boots are smart but
they also make the ankles appear
unbecominsIy thick. and even when
worn with short skirts. to my mind.
are decidedly unattractive-
You remember several years ago
that We wore top-coats OF ponEee-
They We're smart and practical and
NE cas-. them aside with a sigh OF
reSret. when Fashion no longer coun--
tenanced them Now We are to have
the pleasure Of wearing ponsee coats
again. Most OF the models are tai
lored and are OF heavy Chinese crepe
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5sYs5zE3gE 20

-ASHION! Is 2veritable VIII o
II The wisp." and we follow her will
nKly, lured on by the very uncer-
.taiuty OF not Knowing what she Is
going to- do next She gives US a
fascinating glimpse of her treasure
house, where she hides the wonderful
garments wrought by her magic
through the ages. and then. before We
have had time to settle our affections
on any one period. she leads US into
another house. where the modes are
ever changing
: Before US pass charming costumes
designed for all hours of the day. and
ere We cansreach out our hands TO
take one IT. has vanished to make
room FOR another. Truly, fashions are
e.usire, and fthere9nSl1esstheir charm
Fashion wears out more apparel
than the man. IS particu1ariya p-
pncable to thetseason. we are;run-
ming the garnut of the ;nodes.Sgfor
m the early spring tho capricious
voIuminous skirt. hiSh-waisted bodice.
sleeveless jacket and long coat She
revived the Direceoire, Empire and
LOUIS s-A4H. 1dSH&O&4SS o1ANA SAA4~S
has been showing her versatility by
presenting them In a thousand differ
emit forms
I take special delight in discov-
e-tns the little subter1uges fashion
resorts TO when trying to disguise an
cid mode She is very clever. and
times it Is almost impossible TO de-
tect the original FORM hidden beneath
an oddly cut tunic. silken hounces or
boIero Jacket. but to the persistent
student It Is finally revealed
Modern crinoline Girl
You must confess that the present
forms Of the Second Empire fashions
are a great Improvement over those
worn In that period. The dishsurtns
hoop-skirts have been but suggested
by thin wires threaded through silleen
hens. and heavily corded hounces
which are grace1uI1y distended from
The foundation skirts. The modern
rinoline girl can move about q
crowded room with comfort and can
sit in a chair without fear OF her
hoop-sldrts lifting and exposing her
lingerie 20 the gaze of the public
For some reason. the pantalettes.
which fashion tried SO hard TO force
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aleinr arieaenndlridIten.

Berlin. Ger @togiitratb bat fol-
genoe 8ro0preiie feitgeieBt. 2 ailo.
gruum 8rot S5 gfeunige 115 aiIo-
grm1m-grot 60 Gfennige, / aiGo-
granlm-grot 45 9fennige uno rs
@ramu,gr6tden 5 9fennige.
Berlin. Der 9egenlp6rtige arieg
bot in 9eittidlono nod feline popit-
IGre &ompoiition eines ariegslie6es
berborgebradt. Die Soloaten fob.
rem fort. alte, befannte 2ieoer, mic
oie @od]t am &bein un6 8eutid-
lonO, 9eutidIano iiber ole3 gu
iingen.
8ien. Ser fiir8li9 berbreitete
8eri9t, ooB Die 9flIicn in ben aar-
potben 5nei Der 30-5oaigen Weorier
erbeutet bdtten, lit unlpnbr.
Srforo. g8 plrOe nngefiinoigt,
6aB oos s5eiuS-Goaege fir oie8auer
oes Grieges altobolii6e @etrdnfe
berboten bot. 0riel.Goaege tbat
0aSielbe.
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ItHIIaIanp taIls
ptIi In oaaptul
8sfauafialam maHsa haa a.
iithH aeafafa t8 tHf
iaub lm tatltsH lH

WnhHfl u NNHi
% I5a mi
HaM e5f ft Ia
m meM a8 HfM t t
ai8 dH MHlhb aFIbH
mWfh HH 6a alei h6 aB#
Hlm tfiHHa fH mt
h 0 HA @ HWlh'i8l m
iittuif lla18H falaHNA IdHH
mstiU mt# fmlm'5n mb af
lialfHlfH MHana lhlIffIi8 mi
hH 5aa8laHtRlIiW Wlfthm kH
mlfa h hf Heu 0hnM eotHd.tdM
Hunae lHalIa btttia afmadt mtfs
tm
80 Be- beHata hutidm uH6
6iltttdttIHmaaridlar HolIddli
herfldi mufftrBnh0fe Benuaihuuud
nbCr slc @fHhuna oig tn ogn lfblgn
lHhm Wohfn heu 3dnl 0ef eteIa
niilc irnHtdmeie Wl0n ihtnt roll.
lcr 8uUcriidt 80 lriu bob Gin bon
ben aliirttn auedcbruocr trniter
driCbcnedniroa uidli mcbr lnHae aui
td mortrn Iaiicn uiro llno man
pcripridt iidl gnuB bciou0ers uid.
iiac Guimtlnuaeu dls erarbnis Der
aruicrcu3 5mtidcn otm aouia uu0
Den itnliruiidleH Botihditcrn tn4icu.
gerIiu Boris uno gonoou, Die Sia.
nor Souniuo. Der italieuiIdc Uliui.
tier 0es gIeuBcrn 5u elmer 8onfcren5
nod Hom ctnbcrnicn bat.
Grbobt miro oic glueriidtli6e
Stimumna ourd Die crncitte 5dldp.
pc. bic itd ben lc6tcn g}odridtcn
3ufoIgc Die gIlIiirtcu ioicocr IN oen
Dnroonellen boltcn mo- nift nur
cine SruppenlauOumg in aroberem
g}oBita6e mibglidte, ion0ern oud
Elm Seeougriff bon oen tiirfii6en
Sorts obgei6lagen pur0e.
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Die Sample BEL gyrrn.

glmiterOom iiber 2onoon, 90.
9lpriI. - Die 9eutidcn iduiegen
iiA INNER oidter Inn gpern, eiuen
Der Sauptitilbpllufte in 3Slanoern.
Gie Staot ietbit lit feline syeItllng,
bari aber beieitigteS Eager genannt
Der0en. Durd Die mmliegenben
@oben, unter oenen SageI 60 elmer
Der betannteiten lit, lit Die Stabt
gut beitiitt. 916r6li6 uno iiiolid
bon Dpern lit Ole oeitifc GSront
Deiter ndh @eiten uorgeidoben.
Die Stdrfe Der engIiiden StelIun.
gen Bel Dpern bat es bermodt, BAH
Die oeutide 6ront Dor gpern niht
bon Der Stelle fam uno gemiiier.
maBen nad Dem Giten eiugeoriidt
lit. Sm mregeImdbigcn Sal5freis
3ieben iid felt einigen qagen Die
oelltiflen Steaungeu Inn gpcrn.
9ei Ct. Sulien nGbert ii6 ole Den
&aI6freiS biloeHoe 0eutIde Clinic
Der @rinoIinie gpern MIR auf feds
Gilometer.
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@crfnunte afaocmiidc Srci6eit.

Cambridge, 30. glpril. - Der
Brdiioeut Der Sarporo llniperiitGt
2ouea ridtete an ben tpegen zines
preisgetrolten Shu1hgeOi6tes ge.
gen 9eutidlono aus 6en 9leiben Der
oortigen Stuoentenidnft ppn einem
2ebromt 3lriidgetretenen glnstauih-
profeiior Or. alno Meper bon Der
9erliner ltuiberiitGt folgenes qlnt.
DortsiAreiben: n8ertber BrofeIior
@eDerl SD erbieIt Sbren grief
ino bin iiber Die 0nrin ousge0riid.
ten @efible Der @erei3t6eit iiber
Soroaro betriibt. Bon Dem geoiht
uno Breis, duf Die Sic itd be3iebeu,
6orte id crit, ols sS6r Brief anfam.
8ie Sic tpiiien, lit Die feoefreibeit
iotpobl Der 9rofeiioren ais Der Stu.
oelttidenihaft an elmer amer. Unit
perlitdt unbei6rdltft; aud iinO bic
iel6en bel ibren aeuBerungen 1i6t
an 8eiiltngen Der geb6rOen gebun-
ben. 8ir meroen uns bieie ae6e-
freibeit betpabren ba mir glauben,
BOB nur iie in ltebereinItinunltng
NIT oen @runoiGBen Der afooemt.
i6en 6reibeit itebt. SD boffa, bab
Gle Belt tonInt, in Der Sic un6 So.
re aoGegen In 9euti6lano erfen-
men, ooB oieier aurs Ser eilt3ig rid.
tige lit. So6a6tlIngsboa q. Ga.
nrence 2oipell."
(0iaier 8rief lit tppiid fir ome.
rifanii6e @eIebrte. Sin iid boIl.
itdnoig uttlogiid, Oenn er pertped.
felt Die ouf Selbitodhtna beioer
atooentiiden &orperibafteu beru-
benOe ataoemiihe 6reibeit nit Der
auf 3iigeIloiiefeit uno llntpiiienbeit
beruben0eu 9liipelei,. un0 oo9 tpaat
es 0ieier n@elebrte" nod, oeutiAe
8ertreter tpabrer @iiienidaft 5ur
Nodabntung on5uipornenD
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9pnbent Der iEriebengfranerl.

SIN Saas, iiber 2onbon, 80.
g(priI. - @eItern fan0 bic Croft.
nlngsittung BEG &ongreiies Der
6rieoensfraten Itatt. 9[llBer ben
1856 0elegatiunen tpobnten Ser ger.
iammIlrtg, Die unter Dem 9orfise
bon 9aetta SSacobs Itaftfanb, 81
6ralteu aus glmerifa, 8 aus DETER.
reid, 8 aus 96nemarf, 5 aus 8eI.
gien Die init befonoerer GrIaltbnif
Der beutiden WfiIitdrbeboroen ae.
fonnen paren 8 aus ltnqarn, f2
aus S6fpeoen 15 aus georiuegen,
12 aus 9elttfdlolto, 2 aus GruB.
britannien uno ie cine aus Chile,
&rrenierb StaIien itno CANADA BEL.
Olga 0fieier ous g9ier berurtbetlte
Den SiaiienbaB unb erfIdrte, 6oB 6ie
6roltpn iib gegenieitig i'm 8eItre.
ben ben 4rieg, ben Die sSr1uen ntd1t
geIu6t boben, Der tbnen aber OieI
2eiOen Oeruriadt bat, 3um gnoe
3u 6ringen.
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aitdJener aetdnidt.

Sonoon, %. 9fpriI. yn elmer
gluiprade BEL ciuer &cfrtlticrlnas-
periammlina iaate geIteru I6omos
8. Wacnamara, Qnrlamcntsicfretdr
Der 9lomirdlitat oNcHn sic alan.
ben oaB Carl aithener ii6er 0aS
GrgebniB oes gIufrllfs fir Srciwilli.
ae erbaut ODER oamit gfrie6en lit,
hann begehen Sic eiren iebr b6ien
lSebler. gair brauhen me6r Qelite.
g9ir braildcn iie iebt, oonit fie in
ge66riger 8eiie eiHgeibt tperoen
fonnen Inn IN tpirfungsopaer glrt
an oen aanlpf tbeiI3unc5mcn. (gbe
Oiele 2aoeui1nengel aud MIR eini,
9ernlaben eingeii6t ituO, 1T Der
ariea I1ngIt poripber)
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Gntidlei0enne 9eratfnnao

9tonb 20. April. (llebcr goris
uno 2onbon.) Die italieniiden
goti6niter in garis, 9onoon, 8ien
uno Berlin iinO na6 Rom ent.
bQten luor0en I'M nit Dem itaIieni.
ihen Ytiniiter oeS g(uspqrtigcn,
5onnino, 8u fonferiren. oDlon" luia
BARN Dos 8oripicl eincr midltiaen
entibeioung iiber Bic Saltung Sta.
liens erbIiden. Ser italieniidle BOT.
idofter IN Betrograo mllroe nidt
berbeieerufen neil oies ou iueit aus
Dem 8ege III, uuo bic ieeigen 9iriie-
idmierigfetten 5u grob fino. God
ioll cin gote nit c5nitrliftionen an
ibn abgeionOt porben lcin.
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gitteres ltrtheil i6er 9rhnn

Berlin %. April. (i5uufrubq.
ri6t) = Der 6ielige u9ofaI.9[n-
3ctger4 iibt in einem weitpren glr.
tlfel ii6er oie g[ntDort ser alneri-
fanii6en 9fegierling ouf oie Dent.
i6rift oes 8ctidafters @raf Bern.
itorfi eine bittere aritif al 0en
Staatsiefretar 8iliam 8. grpon
nnO an Der gnlt3Gn S1Itiing Der
Der 5taateu. 9as glatt itrcibt
It, g.:
u9ie 99ote grpans itebt in qrel-
lem @ioeriprud NIT iciner anaeb-
liden 5einOidaft gegen Die Iruits.
ieiner 10 ollffdllig CUR S9ali getro-
genen 5ronrligfeit imo 6rie0ens-
lte6e uno ieinen 9ieoen. lie Wlil-
liarOen, Ole an Dem 8offenprport
per0ient ueroen, fGieBen nift in Die
Sai6en Der oernofratiifen 9iaIIen,
ionoern in oieiei1igen Der reihiten
alalIen, Del6e Der Staatsiefret1r
du befanlpfen borgab.
Ser 8rdiioeut ioIlte fid ieiner
Wiiiiion ielbIt Ieinem 9fi.
balen gegenit6er erinnern. 3elltId).
lano miro obne Die gfeutralitdt ser
Ser .Staaten fertig iperoen uno aud
bann ni6t unterIiegen, tpenn 9Ime.
rifa Die 5einoe oeS 9teides u1ter.
ititBt."
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srienter @rense itarf befeitiat.

@ailan0, 30. 2lpriI. 9lus
Seiterrei6 ltno oen oberitalieniiden
StGoten eingetroffene lIldtIinge
mel0en, onB Die in Orient an Der
@renae itebenoen 6iterreidiid-tneo-
ridden 3ruppen enorme 8efeitigtn-
gen erri6tet baben unO oieielben
meter beritarfen. SSn Orient iolen
iib' 10000 0tann Sruppen befinoen.
in Gobereoo 1000 un0 in Sen fleine-
rem 0rtidoften entInng Der @ren8e
ueitere $4,000.
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@ic0erIaae ber gIQiirien.
Qrn6I6ans Yrr. ifrendl.

2on6on, 20. qlpril. - Bon Sir
Sobn 6rend]. Dem So6itfonrmanoie.
ren0en Der enqIiiden armee ouf
Dem 8eitlnnoc, trai geitern gladnit.
stag foleenbe @rfIdrtlng iiber bic ga.
&c In 5lanoern elm:
9ojeitern muroen ale gtngriffe Der
9entihen noro6itli6 bon gpern 3i.
riidgeihlagen. 9lm 9a6mittae er.
griifen iiniere 3ruppen Ole Sfien.
fiue uno mahten 5prti6ritte bei ct.
s5uliet uno lueitlid 0dbon. Die t5ran.
ooien nabmen Get SaS iuieoer elm.
CD 5m 2nnfe oes Cages mahte
fid uuiere artiaerie einige quite @e.
legenbeiten 5unllbe uuo bradte Dem
6einoe idpere 8erluite bel. 9on
Den ii6rigen 5beiIcn Der 5ront lit
nldJts 5lI beridten. llniere i5lieger
nadten erfolgteide angriffe ollf Die
Giienbobnitationen bon Sourcoing,
Rouboir, s5n9elmiiuiter, Stooen,
langemnrf, Ibielt nrt0 Roltler8."
C5n an6etrodt Der untpioerleglihen
Gbatio6e, DoB man ielblt ben amtli.
den 8erihten Der QfQiirten nidt
frnuen bari iit au4 oieicr offi3ieae
geridlt nit Dem n6tbiqen @orbebalt
Gni8uHebmen. g}erfrpiiroig, ooB Die
engliihen 5lieger inner erfolgreidb
fino, bic oeutiden aber Itets ibr
3iel perfebleu. Die gerfoIgreiden
glngrifie1 gcb1reu obne 3ipeifel in
oas Reid Der 6dbet)
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@iele 1yransoien ansaetuieicn.

@ent 20. 9(pril. Gie idnei8e.
ridden mobltbdtigen gercine iino bon
8eutidlon0 benndri6tigt mor0cn,
onB 5Diiben 250,000 uno 100000
fron3oiii@e 5ontiIien ole aus Den
in oeutihem geiis befino(icben moro.
liden Qeportcnents megen glab.
ringsmaugels allsgcpicien muroen,
im Dlonot 0lai auf Der 9feiic nadJ
Dem mtttleren uno iiioIifen 5ranf
reid oura Die Sdpei3 fommen mir.
Den.
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SeSbh tritt a6.

SbrocuIe, 30. 9Ipril. - 9a6oent
er 36 Stllnben lang o1tsgeiagt bat-
te, trat nEeoop" &ooiebeIt geItern
bonn 3eugenitonbe nb. Ole meilten
gtuslagen Gooiebelt's rt6teten iid i'm
ltebrtgen mebr gegen Die 26derli6-
felt Ser bon 9arneS erbobenen S1o-
oeneriob .glnipriide. Sm algenei.
men bra6te &ooiebelt nidt8 fir ben
8epeis ieiner acknowledgement Dor.
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8eppeline ii6er Golais.

2onoon 80. 9lpril. Der aor.
Respondent Der aWtorning Boit" ia.
belt, bob Elm Zeppelin geItern iiber
Galais eridien uno cine grGBere
2In3obl elmer neuen g(rt bon 9iieIen-
6onben o6rparf. 80 8erIonen fpur.
ben get0Otet. Gin 0euti6es sSlie.
ger9eiblpaoer eri9ien iiber glmieng,
ridtete ober feinen S6ooeu an.
rs no, on3u iino ia bod Die 5lieger
ni6t oo, lmo penn Iie NAL gon-
ben o6iperfen, oann iin6 es anol-
bonbons.l
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9ertider gurIdlas ansenummsn.

@aibinGton 30. 9lpril. - syn
Der glngelegenbeit 0es bon Dem
oeutiden SiIfsfreit3er yGrins etteI
f5rieorid" sum Sinfen gebrodten
omerifanii6en SegeIidiffes nggiI.
liam q. Srpe" bat Die omerifani.
i6e @unoesregierung cine 3lueite
geote nod Berlin eetabelt W1on
ninrmt bier an oaB III oeriel6en
Der Oeutidje @orihlng oie @ieen.
tbiiner iouobI BON Sdiff o[s 60.
0ung 6es oerienften Sdiffes ouf
@runO Der often preuBii6.ainerifns
nifhen gertra9e bon 1899 unb
1928, obne 0Fiidiidt ouf cine etfua.
ice Grtiheibung zines priIenae.
ridts, gu eltti6doigen, angnonnneu
piros
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eer6ien's fiirdterlidJer 3nItanO.

Seem gorf, 80. 9(prtl. = Ser
6ieiige 9rie9sbilfsousi6uB Ser So.
defeGer.Stiitlng nadte geitern ei-
nen 8eridt ii6er Die iammerpoIlen
8mtGtoe uno Die 9lusbreitung Der
Seuhen in Serbien befannt, aus
Dem beroorgebt, 0aB um 10. Mdr5
ungefGbr 20. biz 10000 3Dpbus.
franfe bort borbanben naren unO
noieie 1tn0 onoere Seu9en ii9 nit
riefiger S6neIligfeit bur9 Die gan3e
geation berbreiten". lln9efdbr 300,.
600 ioleu oent dlBfrIten MangeL
ailsgeiebt iein uno meoer 9tabrung
nod go6nung beIiten.
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lltnr Sitgr
Oct Cirken!
6abeu bic gllIiirten 5nriifgeidlagen
nnO Gin SrauspOrti9iff
@ DerIenft.

aOnitOntinupel, 30. Spril, ii6er
gOnOUn. = Sigb-2ere, iueitlifl BON
SeOOnl ga6r, iit BON Den Sseinoen
gerGnmt morOen. Die Stellnngen
Der 5einOe bel Saba Sepe6 mnroen
rOn nniersH Srnppen geitarmt. Die
ienigen, lueldlen bic Slndjt nid)t ge-
lang ergaben iidj.
&ei gIDibnrn DnrOe Elm feinSli.
dies SranspurtidDiff UOu nnierer 9lr.
tillerie berIenft.
SpGtere gtadridtcn 6eiasen, Sail
cine ans bier grignben betebenOe
feiaOlide StreitmndJt BON nnlercn
Srnppen an Der Siiitc Saba Sepe
ins Mcer setrie6en iuMrSe.
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llIANl-n aInlMmln mllAM

aaiaHaan afHd#men mnfam
WaHHanl.napti 8aH lmiiefhdH
uub upuboH 21 aml GAS
litiild'f Vrieasami Boo deiuH 8ali
auioc btidHHt atmndi .Lef dfu0
hdi mIgbuum rtflidd h6 te 0ddu
Gcrcs uBb dH bu u0inHa BON
paoIlIopohs iflliuittta mr6e abgf
uuicr idpnwfH Nrimitn ignerIfIis
surtifdcidllhaen brIidie ieinohdie
sircIimldlie ariiim bri aim A0itb
on pnroui nber eHeHidIls pm glld
Bud arpuuHafh ciue @lenac arIfas
material unb 0rei Qldihincuaaue5re
IN nniereu edubgn IoHcn0.
gSap bic fnBlduSrr iaatn.
9ouOon 90. april. Ios bit.
iige Nrieaeamt melOei, oab 0ic Cpc.
raiioneu Der ganotngstruppeu aui
@aIIiopoIis bon erfola bcglctct iiu0.
lrob olIcr glugriiie DER 5urtcu miro
Der 9ormurit ins 5nuerc ocs gnn
0es iortgelcet gIaGroinp5 muB ait.
geitauoeH mer0en OoB Die 1iirfcn
Dor5ilglih angelegte gcrt6eioiaunas.
merfe beiiben imo tiirfiidlc Gritppen
bon oelltiden bobeu Gfii5icren befcb.
ligt meroen. Ger geridDt ouB 5000
aliirte nod Der Weeresfiiite 8urild
getrieben uuo 10000 Dlann gefan
gen genonlmen mur0en, miro BON
Dem ariegsomte in glbreoe geIteQt.
(@S lit aud idmerIi6 an5lmebmen.
oaB oos engliide ariegsanit oieies
5igeben piiroe, lmo penn oaSielbe
nlleS Shpar5 ouf 8eiB Dor ii6
bdtte.)
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grSau iuirO burTtel(ia.

8oibington 80. 9lpril. - 9os
StoatSbeparteutent tpilroe geItern
gIbenb bel Der tiirtii6en Gegierlng
ipegen oes gemeIoeten @aiiafres bon
armeriern in Der &iirfei borItellio
unb befiirmortete, onB Die Siirfet
Gdritte tbue. I'M iueitereS glutber.
eieben 5u berbinoern. Sefret1r
grpon bniloelte i'm 9luftrooe Der
ruiiiiden Rceierllng, beren @eiud
ourdj 9otihafter 9afbmeteff ilbcr.
rei4t lpMroe
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csapnn aie6t nadl.

3ofio, 20. gtpril. - gaad Der
iaponii6en 3eitrtg uSSopan 9aaiI"
ueroen III ben neuen 9orldI1gen
SSdpons an China Iesterem 3nae.
itdnoniiie genadt. geionoers Ioa
bies bel Der 6ra9e frenoer geieoer.
Ioiiitneen an Gbinas aiilten oer
5aa iein. Mud iperocn einioe
aenoerungcn IN ge8iig allf Die
giieltbobn< <aonBeiiioncn i'm syllter.
eiie Gnglauos erlpartet
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@eaen luei6lidle 0pllraen.

Cardiff GnaIauo, 20. 9(pril. -
Observation-Disclosures bieIten ae.
itern cine 9iaiienberidnrnlung ob,
IN Der iie gggen 4nitealng bon meib.
liden aonoufteureu giniprud) crbo.
ben lino Den 5tnotratb parnten, Oaf
bic Mdnner, fails man fortfobrc,
5r1iieu i'm Gtrabenbnbuoicnit at
perlpenoen iih iueigern ipiirOel, NIT
oieien 5uinmmen 5u nrbciten.
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O,roffrter in at lsanl

ct. galI, 80. 9lpril. = Sn Dem
@cbGuoe Der biefigen offentIiden
gibIiot6ef brad eeitern ein SSeuer
aus, ous i'm @onaen eii1en Ghaoen
BON 100000 anri9tete. Gurd
bns in GROCER Mlenge bineinge-
ipriste @aiIer ipnroen oIlein 1O0,.
600 Bidder i'm 8ertb pon $3.50, 900
uabrau9Rar aenla4t.