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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1915-02-27

necessity for tax reform in Illinois is
brought to the attention of the citi.
zens of this state with vigor in the
revelation that Charles X. Crane has
found 1t necessary to give up his citi.
zenship here.
"Chicago's need for tax reform is
spectacular, for the system under
which we are operating is archaic.
Illinois cannot afford to lose many
men like Mr. Crane, but more will
follow unless a change is made in the
near future.
THE only solution I can see Is
charter conventional new constit,l.
ton.
Politicians downstate do not real.
lie the need. of Chicago for tax re-
form; the present tax laws work welt
enough with them, SO let them alone,
they argue. Chicago government must
be concentrated; we can never hope
for good government here when we
operate under nineteen different gov
ernments."
Meeting hours for City Council com.
mittess are % follows:
Monday - Streets and alleys. ,
o'clock: buildings. $3.50 o'clock.
Tuesday-Schools and police. II
o'clock; harbors, wharves and bridges,
2 o'clock; local industries. . O'Clock
Wednesday-Special park commie
sion. 1880 o'clock: health, . o'clock:
local transportation. . o'clock: track
elevation, $3.50 o'clock.
Thursday-0as. oil and electric
light, 2 o'clock: license. $50 o'clock:
water, $50 o'clock.
Fiday-Compensat:on, II o'clock:
judiciary, : o'clock: finance. : o'clock:
bathing beaches. $50 O'Clock.
Daniel Herlihy, who has been elect.
ed to the state senate. will make q fine
record in that body. He is honest and
able.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-12

March u. with dainty Marion Dent
le- .n the role Of peg This great
comedy o. yo1th comes With the en-
tire critical public recommendation.
The S@w Yo-< critics we're united
70 their approval of the comedy and
theatre goers took peg 20 tae!r
hearts peg D w Heart" ran
steadily FOR oger tEo year, a. the
Ca-- theatre. New YORK. With IN
s5z-ed popularity The cost .s Z
notable one. including Maroon Dent
.a- Helen Rzftery Josspa Yanner,
william Ye-ance. Harold West John
+ T-esor. and other vel known ar
.s,s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-12

non and then some other general
pa1s4s N -he Mexican spotlight long
eIc1gh 10 show that villa and Car
rama have not wholly monOpolized
f1e cOatrOse sersy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-12

The 1a'rOt.c remarks D. william
Howard Tai, again call attention %
him - man Win refuses 70 nurse
q crouch. Taft says there are times
to saOr AmericaH!sm-not part.zan-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-12

With remarkable tenac.ty. Charles
becker insists that be IS going 10 put
the killing o. RoselthaI in the IN
fortunate accident class
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-12

q -haa,-,sI event o. more than
Ls.s. importance ls announced IN
.ps1 ~ NJ Heart" By J. Hartley
Manner 1hlca comes 70 the Ard
more oa--a house mex, "Wednesday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-12

Nov that spring Is beginning 10
tw..-e-. the marriage license clers
axes q reE interest in life
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-12

To get more women TO vote al the
primaries. election commissioners
should give trading stamps.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-12

4 neu,ra! ship SINKS a. fast and
a. FAR - any other kind
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-12
s625,031.s2
S25,o3t.s2

At date last CALL December
$+456
fact that have since paid all the
ov
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-12

o
do solem
the
HAROLD WALLACE,
before this 11th
(SEAL GLADYS
My commission expires March 18TH 1918 Notary Public.
c. T. BARRINGER,
A
BYRON DREW
c. CARR
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-08-25

the food itself is heat One night our
corporal came up TO our squad and in
vited US to come into his trench at mid
night for q cup of hot coffee. We
laughed at the joke. Yet we felt
enough curiosity to go.
Taking an empty can of timed beef.
the corporal poured into it some grease
and olive oil He then dug little hole
in an earthen ledge be had excavated
in the side of the trench In this hole
be placed the lid of can. The bullets
were then drawn from two cartridges
and the powder emptied into the lid
Our cook next put match to the
powder. which flared up. poured in the
grease mixture and placed a piece of
rag in the middle as wick. Two bay
unet cases were stuck into the earth
aslant and met above TO serve as a
crane for the tin bucket containing
the coffee. 1t seemed slow work TO
US, but at last we drank our piping
hot coffee. which tasted to us like nee
tar
"Since then every man has taken TO
the fashion of heating his meals
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-08-25
POPULAR MECHANICS
Retaining Old Gold.

To sell scrap gold to the United
States mint it must be reduced to al
most pure gold or about q carat, says
the keystone. Melt the junk and roll
it into very thin sheets. Place them
in a bowl. so that the pieces viii not
lie together and pour chemically pure
nitric acid over them. This viii sepa-
rate the gold from the base metal, the
latter being dissolved and the gold
forming a powder on the bottom Of the
vessel After this powder has formed
pour off the acid, put water into the
vessel and shake well, after which al
low it to settle, then pour OF the water.
Repeat this washing several times to
clean the powder of acid Allow the
powder to dry, and put it in a crucible
with some auX-pearIash or bicarbon-
ate Of soda Melt it into lump in the
bottom Of the crucible. This viii be
almost fine gola, but not absolutely
pure. While melting. be careful not to
inhale the fumes, as the remaining acid
that cannot be washed out is very In
I furious to the lungs.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-08-25

Photo by American Press Association
MEMBERS OF kIroHEyERs SECOND ARMY
BUILDING BOARDWALK IN CAMP N
ENGLAND.
caro- which a young physician OF WA
mersdorf wrote from captivity on
Aug. d
~ arrived on aug. , in Dutch
steamship at Marseilles. After stay
ing one day in Marseilles 1. with 500
Germans and Ausuians. was taken 10
Char]emagne near Carcassonne Things
are going very well with me ! i've
in place that was formerly n semi
nary. in the midst of splendid large
park The French governor is very
friendly to Us and allows US very
much freedom, but we are especially
well treated by the French soldiers,
hope that a general peace viii soon be
concluded. Heartiest greetings to the
whole family and all my friends"
Light Trench Fires With Powder.
NO matter how Gerce the attack.
the men in the trenches are kept well
nourished," writes a French soldier.
Fresh meat, beans. lentils. dried peas
or rice. cheese or sardines, preserves
or a cake of chocolate, half pint OF
wine for each man and, since the cold
weather set in, nip of brandy in ad
4 dition to our coffee; that's our fare
! Troops intrenched even within l00
yards of the enemy receive the same,
but as the company kitchens are two
miles or more in the rear the food is
nearly frozen by the time we get it.
what we need in the trenches this
freezing weather almost as much as
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-08-25
Modern Piano Wire.

Supplantine the hard, high tension
strand Of old, the piano wire in de-
mand today for the highest grade in
struments is tough and fbrous and OF
absolute uniformity. and when cut it
shows a clean, white steel, says the
Scientific American. The piano makers
have, by actual test, been brought to
see that the softer wire has the great
er artistic merit. The latter vibrates
so evenly throughout, when actuated
by the proper degree of energy, that a
true fundamental tone results, with
Just enough of the octave to impart
briIliancy, of the fifth to impart tim
bre and Of the third and sixth to i'm
part richness, and win be amplified By
the sounding board.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-08-25

E1lLD ~ AMERICAN AlNA9S ASSOGldNAO4l-
Two TURKISH PRINCES SENT By SULTAN
70 SoTS GERMAN GENERAL STAFF.
tinae The German military authorities
ked posted throughout the two Belgian
provinces Of Luxembourg and Namur
the following announcement addressed
to the fugitive soldiers:
French Soldiers-We know where
you are and have full information re-
garding your strength. In your oUn
interest we advise you to surrender
and promise that your lives viii be
safe. If you refuse every one of you
win be shot
On the following morning the Ger
mans were amazed to find written in
E bold hand ACROSS several Of the pos
tiers the following line:
IF you know where we are why
don't you come and get us?'
And underneath appeared the sigma.
ture of the French commanding OBJ
Ger with his full name and rank ane
The number Of his regiment.
Paekaboo Around Straw Stack.
How Tommy Atkins and a German
soldier played 'peekaboo" around 3
straw stack and ended by each peace
ably departing for his own trench with
I'm armfui of straw is related by let
Ter to his family by member Of g
Lancaster regiment, says q dispatch
n~arF ono
trenches so close to the German lines, y
he writes. that one of their patrols
shouted in English to party of our
transport bringing Up rations, Here
you fools; you are going right into the
German tTenchesr
when you are fighting you go near
II wild With rage. But during the lulls
you cool down and think about other
things. So ] thought would go out
into the feld and get some straw te
make myself comfortable.
81 was pulling out the straw on one
side Of the stack when saw a German
soldier peeping around / had left nay
gun behind What if he would shoot
me OF take me prisoner? To see which
way be was coming ] peeped around
again. BE peeped, and then we bott
Jumped back. Then ! began to wondel
whether be also was unarmed- Tht
next time we saw each other we bot
felt the chances were safe. So Their
we were, be on one side aud on thu
other, each pulling at the stack. Thel
wua <,.rr,od mr. haol-s On 90 oh Ofbor Qnf
each went to bis trench with arm
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-08-25
WHICH co TO /
OF MEN At FRONT !
Enemies Live Fer a Period In Same
Trench. Then Come to Blows.
Soldiers Stalk Each 9th
er Around hayStack.

denly face to face with a French off,
Ger in full uniform who ordered him to
hold up his hands. He drew his re-
Eolver instead, but the Frenchman =as
quicker and shot him dead.
The report was heard by the sentry
at the chateau and brought a strong
force Of Germans on the run. The
French soldiers were waiting near by
to assist their chief, but one glance
was enough to see that they were
greatly outnumbered, and all fed back
10 the woods. not one being even
wounded
The authority for this story saw the
French commander only recently and
succeeded in getting through the Ger.
uan lines and back TO Paris At that
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-08-25

An ingenious inventor has evolved
a teakettle lid that need not be re-
moved in order to fill the kettle. The
inventor has turned the old fashioned
I'D upside down and taken the knob
off. The new device is Of aluminium
and fits in the opening Of the teakettle.
but it is rarely necessary to take it
of, as the kettle may be filed without
removal of the new cover. 1t has an
opening in the bottom which is COW
cred by a spring operated trap, and
when you want to I'LL the kettle you
simply allow the water to flow Into
the cover and it passes into the ket-
tie. It also offers a very convenient
place to keep food and beverages at
q desirable temperature when it Is
necessary to lag them aside.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-08-25

nave Deen question or the DeSt man.
But, as 1t was, it never occurred to IN
to settle it with our fists"
Enemies Used Same Trench.
A British soldier relates a remarka
BILE story of how the English and Ger
mans hobnobbed In the same trench a
Few miles south of Ypres.
There were handful Of Germans
and smaller handful Of allied forcea
Trenches were but a few yards apart,
and in these for more than q week the
men of both sides had been bored and
inactive. They amused themselves as
best they could-exchanging messages,
swapping newspapers and tobacco,
hurting back and forth greetings and
epithets.
More days passed, and still neither
side received orders either to attack or
to withdraw. Some sort of co-opera-
ton seemed necessary. Accordingly
the Germans hoisted white flag and,
advancing under this, entered the allied
trench for conference. The result
was that an agreement was reached
that it would be more comfortable for
all to live in one trench until one side
| or the other received orders.
The Germans moved over bag and
baggage, and for number of days all
went we'll Many of the Germans
spoke English or French. Under the
strange circumstances friendships
sprang up. Both factions dreaded the
arrival of a messenger.
One day a messenger came, and
plans for the renewal of hostilities
were hastily made. But the messenger
proved to be only bearer of mail and
newspapers for the Germans. All
gathered around, while a German be-
gan to translate the latest dispatches
from Berlin. Unhappily for the har-
mony of the gathering, it referred to
Calais by it's German name "Kales"
and spoke of bomb droppings on va
sious French towns and Of contem-
plated air raids on Great Britain.
The English frowned and growled;
he French grew excited. Both sides
I'D by agreement laid aside their ri
fes, but both sides still had their fists.
Both sides used them. A free for all
fight followed, and the unique compact
came to an end.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-08-25
This is the ''Thornhill'' Wagon
the Wagon that Must Make Good

gears from ever getting out of line and.
causing hard pulling.
Thornhil1' wagons are equipped wit1i
long sleeve malleable - non-breaEables
skeins that insure light running, and cur.
last any other skein. Each ske;n Is
fitted to its axle with a Defiance ma
chine-infallibly accurate. This machins.
insures the right pitch and tuck, makes
light draft certainty.
The axles are of toughest hickory
the steel axles of the best refined steel
The sides of "Thornhill" beds are.
made of poplar. 1t costs the makers;
more-but it holds paint better and gives
better service. 4
Come in and see this wagon-soIGl
under binding guarantee.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-08-25
Fair Play!

Discussing the treatment of German
prisoners of war in France, the Ber-
liner Tageblatt says:
Against the reports of bad treat
ment of German war prisoners in
France there are also more friendly
reports. Justice requires that notice
be taken of this. Thus, for instance,
the vorwaerts publishes the following
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-08-25

The best known materia1s-the labor
of master workmen-the aid of the most
ingenious modern machinery have been
employed to make the Thornhill wagon.
The wheels are made with excessive
care. For the spokes the manufacturers
use the finest hickory-machine driven
to insure the right dish. The hubs are
of oak, thoroughly seasoned and banded
with double refined sable iron.
The holsters are of the best white oak.
They have an iron plate at top and bot
tom, riveted through and through-mul-
tiplying their strength.
The "Thornhill" has a malleable front
hound plate that is braced to the hounds
at all points. This is an exclusive
FThornhill" feature. 1t prevents the
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-08-25

cIasplng big bunch or straw. He
said nothing. and said nothing II
we had brought our guns IT would
have been question of the best man.
But, as 1t was, it never occurred to IN
TO settle it with our fists"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-22
Texas Fuel Co,
Gbeitnnt & Satuipn Strafe.
4 FUSS Mesquit-HOIz $3.50
4 Fuss Eichen H0Iz $50
Ofenh0lz und kIoetze ESQ
gel. GruGett 229. yaemes Gel. 1903
TliTan6.

8m. S. grDan fat fiir belife
leinen gelnd i'm WeiBen Sanie III
8aibington angemeloet. 8as ct nit
benz Brdiioenten befpreden nil, Dcib
man rlidt, ipabri1einlid leine be-
oblidtigte 6rieoensreiie rla6 Cure
pa uebrigens f0ftnen mir i'm Fit
hieIe Geiie i'm Noraus 5iasco ber-
3preben Sa. iper1n ct bic gfad)riht
nlitbrdd)te, bob oie Ser. 6taoten oie
NaffenIieferaneen fir Die 9llfiierten
eingeifelf b1ttenI
SIN noroliden nro nlittleret
HGanias bot es porige Nndt leift ae=
froren.
8ie aus geefp Sort ger1eI0et
miro, 1T man iid iebt ooriiber eli
mig, oaB audi bic oeltiden gnnfell
IN Stem yorf an Dem gertrieb Der
got6s Der Mlliierten teilnebne1l
Itueroen uno BOB feline Munition iano
feline @affen fit ons @elo be5afit
mer6en loller.
Sn einem eleganten 4pnrfment-
Sons 81 Mennpbis iuitroen oie
Shanipielerin, Jsan Morgnretbe
syapor, lnlo S. 6. Groipea, Der Bet
ter elmer Selmiible in @reenipooo,
Wiii., errnoroet Die Moroer ted
ten nab Der Sat ons 5imnaer in
@rono.
Sci 6en Musldadtunasor6ei-
ten fir oie neue l1nterqrnnobahn til
SEEM gorf, on Ser Siebenten Mpenue,
fano beute moraen cine Dpnamif-
Grplo{ion 5tatt, Sic einengin5tllrs Scr
|Dberfl1he sur ssolqe botte l,ro eli
nen 9traBenbobnlpagen lopie biele
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-22

9lus Der hineiilhen SouptItaot
SEEING miro gemeloet, Der Stants=
rat babe ben Hr1fioenten Yuan Sbi
6ai aiitoriiiert. Dor gnoe .oes ssabres
eine 8olfsperiammlilng eiil5lberu-
fen, Inn 6oriiber 81 ertlfeioen, OBJ
Gbino cine Hepmblif bIeiben ooer 5a,r
nlonarhiitiiden Staatsform auriis.=
febren iolle
0ltrh oas sseuer in Der gralf-
Gpblengrilbe bel Wltneaton in gilG-
LAMB iino iieb8ebn Wsefllden inns
2eben gefonunen
- 3us boll1noilhe HarIamellt lit
eroffnet. eSn ibrer Sbronrebc er-
fldrte Die aonigin, baB Serr unr
sslotte aud fiinftig in 8ereitiHa5t
eebolten iuiiroen oas ssilterelie Ocs
2anbes ipnbr5itnebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-22
Surge uebfriid)t.

Der Sling nm bic ruiiiidjcn
Srnppen liib6itlid) bpm g8ilna
siebt iidJ feiter sniammen.
gnlgarien itebt anidJeincub
bpr 6em driege. Militariidle
Wprbereitnngen iueroer getrui-
| fen. Gs iuiro anf Geiten osr
oentiden gerbiinbeten iteben.
Sie 3emitipp's perlamsen
Ginbernfung Der Onma nEb
Grnennltns eines nemen Wfin;-
iterimms.
Der S0nia bun 0riedenIanS
fonferiert NIT benz 9sremier
nnb benz GeneraIitab.
Die ensliide @esirrnns per-
anidlagt bic slnssnben bieieS
Sabres nnf 1850 Mil(ipnem
nn0 bic Ginuabnen auf 1860
Nillionen Dollars.
Die Jinansnriniiter Ser III
liierten fonftrieren.
slrdlibaIb's griefe iinb ber-
Sffentlidjt.
Die fran50iiidjen Srmppea
finb ii6er ben Nisne-W Wearne-Ga-
nal gegangen.
Sritiides Sransportidiff 6ti
Greta in ben Wrnn6 gebpbrt.
Srnppen Der Mlliierten 6ei
Mnafarta mno Se6-M -8a6r
anseinan6ersejast.
8efeblsbaber Der oentlden
1lnterieebuotc iullen EaiIagier-
fd)iffe, iiber beren MbEdjtcu lie
i'm 3ueifeI finb, Iiebcr fabrem
iaifen ais an5asreifen.
Die amerifaniide SanbeIse.-
ielidaft in Berlin riibmt Bic
iuirti6oftIide Gage OentidJ.
limbs.
Die NniTen miiiIen iid) bon
gioiuo Aleranbrowsf snrid-
sieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-22

LAMB befinoet nno erflGrt iie fur bas
Geimltat elmer sriinoliden Drsaniia-
tion umO 9isSiplin. Sic madt ba=
ranf amfmerfiam, oaf 9eutidlano
nnter ieinen eisenen gelpDbnern
1850 WiliOnen Collars als &riegs.
anleiben aitfsebradjt bat unb baf Sic
Semtidje Geidys6anf cine @ploreierpe
non 600 Wtilionen 0ollars fat. Sic
ingt, oaf trok bes &rieges in Geltldl-
lamb nene @eidaftsnnternebmnn
entitanben mnO nene sSSnbnitriepapie-
re ansseseben ieien. Scene @eiell=
idaften, Die in feiner @eiie etiuas
NIT benz aries 81 tnn batten, ieiea
gebtloet iuDr6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-22
Ger be,itid)e &aiier in geouo=
0eorgiesiuf.
90. @l1altit.

70. 9llglt1t
Selite permitting perbreitete 1id
Inter llnieren Goloaten oas @eriiht,
&aiier @ilbeln lilo sinoenburg
triiroen fommen. sSrn Sagesbefebl
bieB es fliir, Die Sruppe1 b1tten in
Der Mittagsihlnoe Dor Der Norofront
Der Seihlng Earaoeaufltellnna 5u
|nebnen, Da Der Mrmeefiibrer, @ene-
ral b. 8eleler, lie beiibtigen tpoae.
9alo na1 t2 llbr mnren etiDn fiinf-
|6ebn 8ataillone, 5ipei Shnaorone1l
liilO nlebrere 8ntterien glrtillerie alf
| bent Selo Dor Dem erltiirrlten Sort
III aifmaridiert. sssn ntuiterbofter
Sronung ftanoen Die 9apfererl, Die
lieit Dier5ebn gagen beltanoig i'm @e-
fedt lagen, IN langen Reiben on.
2eioer regnete es. Stliloe al4i
Stunoe berging, ltno tlienanb pe1-
|mohte nit geitimnltbeit gu iageil o5
Ioie Soffnlng linIerer arieger ii1 err
IfiiQen per0e.
@egen 1a5 llbr fanlef aus Der
giihtling BON Sort 9ell1be eiilige glu-
ltos angefabren. Sc iuoren tpirflih
Die 8agen oes @roBen Sonptqna1
tiers. Der Safer, @inoenfmrs,
Hrin5 sSoadirn, Hrin5 Osfar, Gene
raj bon GnlfenboDn General b. an-
loen0orff, Tie alle naren, BON General
ID. geieler geleitet. gefontnen, nm
Die Sieger BON Notpo-@ -@eprgieip5f 5ll
lbegriiBen. Ser GniIer, Der iebr
|friI9 auslab. gar nidt bitter, tpie
Die lebten 8iloer i'm aeigten, ihritt
Die Sront ab uno begriiBte ieoes 9a-
taiaon NIT einem fraftigen y@utefl
Gag, aanleraoen!" Donn biloeten
| Die 9rlppen elm sroBes 8iered, bon
neiIen MitteIplinft alis Der Roiier
leine Mnlprnhe an Die arieger rihte-
tie. Gem 2anofturm nno Der 2ano-
Ipebr gaIt iein faiierliher Gnnf. gsaf)
| Der slnlprahe oes Aaiiers bradte
General b. geieler Elm Sod auf ben
cberiten &riegsberrn aus. Damn
ltraten oie Offi8iere n1o MiannibnI-
| ten, Die iih in ben 9drnpfen nm So
tpo-@ @eorgieipsf belott0ers ausgeseid-
net baben, Dor, nno 2aiier @iIbelnl
| iiberreifte ibnen Die gilernen 8rer-
|Se. gr pIauoerte oabei init ieoem
ein5elren 5oloaten un0 oriifte ie-
Dem Die 9an0.
9alo mad fiinf llbr berablhieoete
Ger GaiIer lid nit einem Iallten
uMoieu, aatneraoen!" bon ben iieg-
reihen 9riippen. 8ei Der glbfabrt
linror1r1gten Die ber8ngeeilten Sol
oaten oas faiierlid)e Mnto urto rieftn
Sod. Nuh 9iroenbnrg tpuroe bon
Den ariegern nit @ohrlifen begriiBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-22

Gine 0epeid)e ans Gpfia meIoet.
8nlgarien fd)eiue am 8orabenb bes
arieges 81 iteben. Die N1ilitGrbc-
b6r6en battcn bic 2eituna Der Gii,n.
bGbnen iibernommen nmS Ser ae.
ir5buIide Terfebr lei nnterbrodjen,
Die Gnteitemd6te grben sm, Sas,
iuenn 8alsarien i'd am 3rieae betei-
Iige, Is Sies nidjt anf ibrer Seite ne
ihcbcm iper0e. Sic baben pffen6ar
in bieler 6iniidt ale Sofimuna anf.
geseben. Die bnIgariidc @esiermne
crfIGrt. Saf ale MfasreeeIm, bic ne
bisber crgriffen babe, nnr Gdjut-
makre8eln gegen brDbenSe Wefnbren
feien. gn[garien miiiIe iidJ anf ale
Na5slidfeiten pprbereiten, Nas goIf
felt bpllitdn6is anf Seitem Der Sic
giernng. Die 1tebertragnng bes De-
u6afatid Serritprinms lit mod nidt
erfuIat, oa bic Gntentemad)te Nnlga-
riem oabun in aenntniS seiett baben,
baf iie bieIe ltebertrasnns ais einot
fein6Iidlen Gift anfeben iuiirben. Die
bmlgariidDe yesierung fiinbist aber
an, bak Die 1lebertrasnns am 6. Of
fuber erfoIaen iuerbe. a6nie syeroi-
nano bpn Wnlgarien ioll ben Jiih-
rern Der Dppoiition, bic ibm sesen-
iiber bebanpteten, bah Der sies Der
9lffiierten iidjcr lei, entsesnet baben:
BIS jett bentst nidjts auf einen iol-
dem Gies FIN. Wenn gnlgarienS
stnsiidjfen, Maseoonien sn befom-