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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-02-06


A. M. Williams, Complainant's Solicitor
STATE Of ILLINOIS, |
Sangamon County
Circuit Court-To March Term, A. D.
1915.
Alberta Barbour
VS.. In Chancery.
William Barbour
Affidavit of the non-residence of Will
liam Barbour, defendant above named
having been filed in the office Of the
clerk of the Circuit Court OF said county
notice is hereby given to the said Viii.
liam Barbour that the complainant filed
her bill of complaint in said court, in
the chancery side thereof, on the eighth
day of October A. D. 1918, and that a
summons issued out of said court
against said defendant, returnable on the
first Monday of November, 1914, as is
by law required.
Now, unless you, the said William
Barbour. shall be and appear before the
Sangamon County Circuit Court on the
first day of the next term thereof, to be
holden at the court house in the city oil
Springfield, on the first Monday oil
March, A. D. 1915, and plead, answer OF
demur to said compliments bill Of com,
plant, the same and the matters and
things therein charged and stated, will
be taken as confessed, and decree en-.
tered against you, according to the
prayer of said bill
J. H. BRENNAN, Clerk.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-02-06

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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-02-06
TAXES TAXES
TAXES

IAAES TAXES TAXES
Taxes are now due and payable at
this Office. Bring your last years re-
ceipt or complete description of your
property when making payment.
GEO. w. SCHWANER.
Office in Court house Town Collector
Capital Township. Adv.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-02-06

common sense Apply at every mans
door in the morning.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1915-02-06
BARBER SHOP
When you are in Peoria make
visit to
L. W. WOODSON'S SHOP
Opp. City Hall Az Fulton ST.

FOR RENT-Desk room and a room
for man or two men. Apply at 819X
E. Washington street.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05

w in the village Is always the ~
who is dead broke because ne ~
saves any money and spends a gopt
nortion of his income in u
his furniture from mill to mill: Inns
custom is abating every year ~ ~
now the rowing element VIII no. ~
over 20 per cent Of the cotton ~
nouulation, and in the more prosieI.
sive mill sections, the per cent l. H'N
lower. ur ouone
If all OF the home-builders aflois
the cotton mill people OF the sue
we're Jumped together in figures, pc
,iava the number would be
ing. While there are not as many
who own their homes as there nllSh.
he if the cottages were not FURNISHED
at such a low rent, still nearly every
mill has it's three or four, WINE III
one mill visited during the past le"
months an investigation showed ina.
20 ner cent of the people owned the1f
! homes. In another mill when was
, built about 80 years ago, o 70 pei
cent of the help lived in their homes
scattered throughout the little tow
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05
ROWING HABIT ABAIlNG
More Would Own Their homes
if Rent Were Not So Cheap
But Every Mill Has It's Group
of Thrifty Families Who
Save Money and Get Ahead
N~ITCEHLL.)

In nearly every cotton mill village
which has been in existence Tor u lew
years. there will be found one or more
home-builders INC the operatives.
In some sections they build a separ-
ate village which Is always caiieu ny
some suburban name and looked upon
as a sort Of quality secton, lor IL
Is among the progressive lemen VINO
save their money and build homes.
The separate village is more notice
able i'm the country mill where the
mill company does not like 10 sell lana
in the limits of the property or where
the people prefer to get away from
the village and live in more seclusiVe
quarters.
However. the separate village not
being q part of every mill community.
the home-builder seeks whatever lot
suits him best and erects a house &C
cording TO his notion and means up
on il, and il is these houses Sprinkled
here and there throughout the mill
communities in the state that are IA
10 the thrift of the mill
people of the State. If one will look
at the homes they are now building
and then look back. if they are SO for
tunate as to have had that personal
experience, to the little one or two
VI ~ - 'ili L ii1
came on the farm, on compare it with
the average tenant house on the farm
some eight or ten years ago or ever
today, they can well see the progress
the thrifty mill operatives are making
Not Ground Dow in Poverty.
II is a pity that there are so many
good people who seem to think III
all of the mill operatives of the Stat,
are ground down to poverty. The,
are not rich people of course. or els
they would not 80 to the mills, blu
there are quite a number of then
coming 10 the front where they ar
being recognized for their worth.
The mill ownerS have seen the Su
periority Of the home-builder and tn
advantage it is to the mill in havin
a leading element like thai in tn
community and in many instance
they have encouraged the home-builC
ing spirit. Some mills have bougl
land and sold to the operatives, gi'
ing them plenty of time in which
pay for il and then assisting them
erecting houses. The most popul:
way, however. is the establishing
building and loan associations and i
teresting the operatives in taking o
shares. h has beer a great mea,
OF home building in mill communiti.
Roaming Habit Abating.
one of the greatest evils amo
cotton mill people is the rowing hal
of going from TO mill, and t
homc-builder in a cotton mill comm
nifty is an inspiration to the 9th
ambitious citizens. The rowing fan
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05

TCOntlTutE 1TOIH I GSt TIVF.J
10 or u rooms II Tor this rea-
son are relatively complicated, eSpe-
ciaIlv il they are miniatures of elabor-
ate buildings. as is often the case.
Like the single room houses, they
should be easy to inspect and clean
from top to bottom and. if possible,
should be made proof against the
English sparrow. When a martin
house is exposed to strong winds it
may be advisable to attach guy wires
to corners of the roof. The pole may
be made of a single piece of 4-inch
galvanized pipe, set in a concrete
base. In this case the hOuSe should
be q cylinder and the 90 a cone.
Each spring before birds return
from the South all filth and litter
should be carefully removed from bird
houses. In addition to the relics 81
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05

role.
previous occupancy, houses are likely
to contain cocoon of insects, and
nests of bees or squirrels. Attention
to this n item Of spring cleaning is
a substantial factor in attaching birds
permanently to their houses. A little
sulphur scattered about a house is a
good remedy for parasites. When
bluebirds or swallows take possession
Of a martin hOuSe it is a good plan to
put up a One-room house in the vicin.
ity and remove the nest from the mar.
tin house. ~Interlopers, thus evicted,
often transfer their housekeeping to
the small house. Houses designd for
woodpeckrs should always have an
inch or SO of sawduSt in the bottom
for the reception of eggs, as wood
peckers do not gather nest materials.
Due attention should be given to re-
pairs. 1t is easier to keep houses in
good order than to build new ones.
Birds haven umerOus enemies from
which q careful landlord will try to
guard them. Among these is the
English sparrow, whose persistent al
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05

tacks too often drive more desirable
birds away from their nests and from
the neighborhOOd. European star.
lings which at present are not dis
tributed beyond a narrow strip of the
atlantic coast region centering about
New York, are to be condemned for
their pernicious interference with ma,
tive house birds.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05
AHEAD OHIO AND IOWA
Announcement Should Bring
Much Joy To State; Depart
ment Says The Farmer Who
Feeds Himself Is The One
Who Prospers Most; The
Average 1928 Per Cent
Nv. r.

Washington, d. C., Jan.
in a typical section Of North Carolina
are producing S2.3 Per cent Of the food
consumed OF those farms. On this
statement hangs a tale that should
spread more optimism in the Old
North State than a sudden
ment. Of twelve-cent cotton. The
amount Of food consumed and the
amoun produced on a great
Of farms in ten States was reduced to
figures by the Department of Agricul-
ture. These States were from the
Atlantic to the Gulf. North Carolina
led them all. Among the States are
Ohio and Iowa.
Farms in typical areas of North
Carolina, Georgia, Texas, Kansas,
Iowa, Wisconsin,, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
New York and Vermont produced col
consumed. North Carolina farms as
previously stated produced 1928 per
cent of the food they used, the high
est percentage Of all. New DIRK
farms bought half as much food as
they consumed, their percentage being
50.4.
Official Communications.
If these figures are not significant
by themselves, they become eloquent
when linked with what the Depart
ment of Agriculture says about them
This fact" says a statement from the
department., referring to the North
Carolina showing of So per cent, "ir
view OF the present economic crisis in
the South is regarded as of particular
significance since it demonstrates the
extent to which with a proper sys-
tenn OF agriculture Southern farms
} can be made se~lf-sustaining. Concen'
tration upon one ash crop, cotton
has proved disastrous and agricultural
l authorities are now trying in ever,
l way to induce the people to adopt
5 system which will lead to condition.
: similar to those now prevailing in thi
3 particular area Of North Carolina"
Average Farmer Gets Little.
I The value to North Carolina 0
4 these figures-of the difference il
. S2.3 per cent in North Carolina an,
J. 5O.4 per cent in New York-is ampl
: explained by the opening words of tn
!, departments comment or the figure
Q it gathered:
+ Extensive Investigations into tn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05
Bird Houses and How to Build
Them

Continued from Page FiVe.)
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
LIIes rubis auf BEN 6iter.
reiaiidsn &rtesss
f9aupIub.

Wieu. Dta 2oubor, 81. Sdnuar.
Die hfeiiae OIfisislle getGuntma9uHs
oes gsneralftobss Iautst pie folet:
Die SttudtiDn 1T an Der gan5en
5rout uuperdHbert. Gs baben nur
bier uuS pa grtilsrisgefs@te ftattse.
fgnAsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22

Die 9eutidtn srtlGren. baB ibr'
auftfdiffe gombtn auf Oifsne StdOts
in RorfOlt. GnaIunO. gsf6l.uOsrt,
neil aui iis asi6Oiisn pOrben iei.
9OIluub bat cine ertldrnna Dun
G.utidIano iibsr bas lGSsriid3t Dsrs
Ianst, baB bic bsuti9en 2uftitiffc
anf bem Bsa nad GHsInnb iibsr bO!'
ldnOif6es Gebiet geilOssn isisn.
Gr5ber5oa aurI GranS. ber 0fi.rs
rsi4iife 9brOniOIssr, 1T gum gsTut
bss auiisrs NiIbsIm i'm bsutiten
6alpiqudrtisr angstommsu, unb gas
TON Sispbun guriaU, Der neus Sftsrs
reidiifs Winifi,r bss aeuBsren, ipirS
in ben nGaften gdseu bort sintrsffsn.
Wan sriuariet. bag bel bieieu Sons
fersu5eu bei6lofsn ptroen ipirb, ob
Elm 5itsrreibiffsOsuiibts Sssr sur
llnteroriidung Ssrbisus abstfdidt
perbsn ion DSsr ob iis iih nit ben ruis
i!i6en armssn bsi6aftigsu ioIsn, bic
DON glorbsn uHp SitsH IN rtnaarU
einbringsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22

gHoroneitlit DON 8euuieiour ba6en
mir Sortf4ritte gsntodt, inbem mir
brei feinOIi9e poften iiberrdfdteu. @ir
bdbsn uns bort feitgeiebt
rSn ben areonnen bat bic 2ogs
feline aenOerung erfdbren. SibOftli9
Dor Wei9iel, i'm WoIb DON aprcmont.
ba6en mir feinblids S6uuaerdben in
Der Gduge bon LOO Yurbs esnommeu
unb sinen Segennnsriff suriidsei6las
gen. ROrbipeftli6 pon pDntsasWOuis
Jon, I'M Wolo pOu Sc 9rstr, selans ss
Dem Teinb burd eiuen befti9eu Geseus
angriff sinen Sbeil Der S6auSgrabsH
5uriidSuerDberH, bic DOT EN- paar zas
gen Don uns ssnummen porben fpas
rem.
.Jn Der Gsscn DON 5bunn uno DON
Sil6erlod, 5drtmGnn, Wetlerpopf.
ba6en felt Der Ra6t BON 19. auf ben
20. Sanuur Snfnnt.rissefe9te itass
gefunben. Wir MAIDEN m einem @es
ldnbe, bas pisIs S9misrigtsiien bieist,
Iangiame GOrtfdritts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
Jraufrei@
gsar i'm gspiembsr @iasHs SrisSen
3n id4iehsn,
@nrbe aber pou GnsIaub anter GrOb.
uageu gs,iunnsen, ben asiss
iprt5nistsn.

@erIin 81. Sartuar. 9er SIM
fenteiegrnpb rdh 2onocn. Die aol'
niidle 3eitmg mnd,te am 9cnneritnG
bie ioIgenSen ieuiationeaen GnthiiI'
Iimscn nit ge:ug anf Oen arieg mil
GrGnfreia:
.Sm Geptember bate Srnnfreif
Sen nuirittiaen @ini9. SrisSeN 5u
ihIieben imo es outoriiierte ciner
berposragcnSr neiaraIen diploma.
ten. babiiBicIenbe 9orid,Iise 81
MAIDEN.
.7iejer DIPLOMAT bate friiber cine
riftiae Stelune in 2OnooH imo
iiaio infer ensliiden einfInB. CT
perrietb ons @ebeiniriH an eeg brill.
Iden @otidnfter in ssnris. iino Dies
teturiafie cine rieiIge Seniatich in
gon0on.
,2oro aitdlener spiiroe nnh 5rnnf.
reid geidlidt. CIR 6robte nit efilen
9ombnrOemeiit Der irar36iiid)en
Stiiite nnb erspang p0n Der iran5oii.
id]en 9iesierimg ben betamiten Der.
trng. onB feline Der perbiiiioeten
sp21d,te cbue Die 8idtinunrns Der ar.
bersH Miaae GrieSsH id,lieBen
siisis"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22

bsm 8Ombarbemsnt bon 9artIepooi,
T7earborOugb etc. f.itsHs bsuti9sr
arisssi6iffs iOfaIo ssfOIst 1T.
g aommentdre iber ben u IL
griff Der bent den Sui II.
fIotte ami bic ensIiine
&Rite
gerIin nia 4nliterooH, 81. SSSa.
mar. Gie MorgerIpoit icat in einenl
9IrtifeI iiber ben uon DER oeutiten
9uitiIotte anf ole aIaIiide 9iiIte ae.
mafJten aHgriii: Sos niiten grg.
iano Gle es unlidlieBenoen Mauer.l
mIo nue ieine ariegsidiife, rpeml
aplitidie 9uftififfe I'M StanSe iinO
ii6er ens Reer gu iIiesar uno sie
ene!lifer Stdetc 81 boHl6aroiren2~
Gie Cages 3eituna" oriift 9eirie.
GgtrHg iiber Oieini eritcn angriif Ser
SurtTIotte ans iln6 holm, SoB i9m
bdlo noh anoere ioIgen peroen, nah
reno oaS ~SagebIatt" ingt, es iei est
tInr, Sab Die Roroiee fir sic Seutide
Sltftflcne tein Sinoeruit lei.
Die OffisieIle oeutfae @.rfion DON
osm lIeberfaII Der SsutI6sn auftf5ffs
Iautet ME fOIgt:
.llniere auftfHiffe tparsn, um Die
befsfiste Stabt garmOutb angrsifen
gu tOnnsn, gs5ipuRssH. iibsr anbere
Stdete biHDeg5ufIisssu. DON bensn
aus auf lie sei6Oifsn ipurbs. Sieie
angriffe iDurben Oamit bsdnhportet,
sab gcmbsn bera6s.uorfsn purSsn.
@Hslanb blt tein R.tt Oariiber
ben Gntriiitstsn 5u fpisIsn, oa feline
asropldiis uuO 2uftihiffe BEL beIIem
Gage Offsne Stdbts. ME GiiFelporf,
Jrsiburs. 9ares SaI.m unS 9pas
topmur6 angsgriffm bd6en.
5Ius5sues iperSsu aIs Issitims Dafs
zen i'm mOSernsn ariess onsrtannt,
iOIdnss lie in usbsrstuitimmung nit
ben Sasunssn bss g5lterre6ts ban.
psIn. Dies 1T ieitsns uniersr aaft.
f5ifft ssibsben.
Die beatI6s Ratton. bic BON eng.
lamb ssswuHssn porbsn 1T, I'M ieiu,
Ggiiten5 gu iGmpfsn lam ni5t &c.
5pnnseu tpsrosn, uaf I.sittme Der.
tSsiOisunssmitteI su Osr3i9ten, itno
lie ipirb ss aud Hi9t tbuu, Ii5 auf
ibr eutss Re6t itiibsnS.
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2onbon, 81. Sanuar. Ser
aampf I'm bic S6anagrGben. bic ii4
IN Jlaubern unb frantreidj bon fsr
Rorbi.eiiiite Biz on bic Sdpsi5er
Gpen3e bin3isbeu. fpirb faft ohne I'm
isrbr.duna psiisr sfiibrt. Sn benz
Sdlamm bon 6ianbsrn, ben ilfsrs
ibDemmteu 3beilen bss @isne 9bas
les nub bem Sd)nse in ben argonnen
unb ben @oseisn. tdmpfsn bic Oeuts
i6eH SoIoaten tUie oieienissn Der
perbiirSeieu RatiUnsn forttpibrsHb
mitsiHnnber. um bas au bdIten, mas
ie befiBeu. ano peHu mSsIidy benz
5einb etiDas Don fsiuem gsiib ab5u.
nehmeH.
Ginsm Iaus.H. bonn franS0iilGen
arisssminiftsriilm per6ffeniIihien ges
ridi sufoIss, mar bisisr geIdssrungs.
trisa IN ben Iebien stpei WondteH ben
gerbiinb.tm siinftig. bic bebauptsn,
fat an Der gan5en sSront an g0b:n
seiDonnen su bdbeH unb nur Don. .sinsm
puntt = BEL SOifIOns - n5rS.i5
bon Der aisus 3uriids.brGnst porosn
gu ieiu, neil bic 9sutiden bebsutente
@sritartuugsn borsbin sei9idt bdttsn.
Gs ptrb in Dem gsri6t aud 5uae.
iianbsn. oab bic Seutihen ein.n 1beil
Der DON ibnsn berlOrsnsn poiitionsn
bel pont'asMcuhon pisber erotsrt
baben unS isst befiise aampi. lin
Den 8eiiB ber anbsren i'm GaHse iiHb.
Sn dubsren Geaenosn, namentlitb
tsi ct. Wibiel unb i'm GIias, ba6en
Snfantsrisesfsais itaitssfunpsn; I'm
sGn5eH aenommsn ipdrtn uber in nen
Iebisn Sos.n bic aGmpie bauptfa9-
lI9 dlr Irttllerlegefehte bel6rdntt.
Die Runsn ba6sn ipisbsr cine Sis
f.niipe ses.u MIapu bssORnsn. cine
iStabt, Die felt benz gssinn beg aries
ssS pisSer6oIt ben geis s.tps4fsIt
bat, nnb ss i1.int. pab iis atsrmaIs
stnen @oritob sss.n bic 9eutiGeu
psrindtu Dsrben, bic bic ainie Dor
ben maiurii4en Sesn 0ertbeibisen,
Inn iid pom6slid fir ibrs Ri.bers
Iase Bel 9annsnbsrs au RIDDEN.
GIei6ssitis init Der gla1ridt BON benz
gcrriiden sessn Roro,n iommt a6sr
aun bic Rddribi, oub bsutIfe
SrupptH i'm RiidsH bieisr rufTiiten
arlnee, auiiden bisisr uno Waridau
uufseiau9. feieH. @OrIGufig banbslt
IS iid pabrideinli1 bIoB I'M RsrOss
ncEsirunsssa sal6theiIuussu. ,s 1T ater
ansuHshmsH, bGB ibHsn sr6bsrs
5ruppmfOrper foIssn.
eIm ibrissu sbsiI Der srOut in
qDIen uno gdIisisu iaeiut fat sans.
Ii8e Siiae au bsrri1sn. bur9 bas
Mstist psHiiaEA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-22
General 9Silo bpn !6pbcms
BORN
Gum 3eutf6en &riegsmie Il
miner eruannt.

8srlin, 81. Sanuar, Did aonbon.
Die uffi5isGs .Ncrbbeutics aaqemeins
3eituns" tiiubigts am 9Onusrstus on,
Rag Der 9eusraIIsuiuau Gri9 BON
GaIteubapn. Der isst Gbef bes oeuts
f6sn GeneraIita6es 1T, in ieiner Gis
ssnItuft aIs Rrieasminiitsr reiignirt
bat unb bdB Der aaiier WiIteIm, als
.r Die RsfisuutiOn anHabm, ieu gum
GeHsraI Der sSufaHterie erHunHt bat.
Der 9sneraImajpr @ilb DON 9ohen'
BORN 1T aIs Radfolser Dss Generals
DDn 1altsrbapn gum ariegsmiHiitsr
erudHnt rporoen.
9snerdI uou 5uIteubapH blsibt aud
fernerbiu Gbsf beg GroBeu General
itab.s, uno Der neue ariegsmiHiitsr,
General Dpn !6obeuboru bIeibt oorIGus
fig i'm srobsn 5aupiquartisT.
Ger Giidtritt Ses @eneralieItnuuts
ocn fsofenhnpn in ieiner Gieenidnft
nIs ariegsminiiter mar cine Solge Der
5Dntiate, baB es gu pteI slrbett fiir
eincn Wmin lit, Die 5luet Bcitcn
sIeIdBeitig 5li oeriebn.
9.r General wiiroe idon bei ieiHer
Grncnmng gum Gbef oes 9roBen Se.
nralItabes pom Boiten bes 4riegs.
miniiters suriidgctreten iein, melu
nift uerihieoene rpidtige Orenrtiia.
tionsfrogelL nit Seuel bon 6olfcr.
foun ols arieasnir,iiter geuau oer-
trait mar, Der GrIeoigung qebarrt
bdtten. SieIe 4ugelegenbeiten itrIo
jest in Sroung aebra9t puroen.
Ger neie ariegsnlitriiter, @eue-
raInlajor BON SobuenborH. Der, pie
BON Solfenhapu. elm oerbdltliibnrdbig
j,,nssr Mtoun lit, bat itb i'm SeIbe,
in SIauSern, ais SioiiipnstpniHun.
Scur eusgeseid)urt, ebe er am 81. no
member 5rim OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ernnnnt tpliroe.
ariees Ra6ribtsu aus
fran56iti9er QueGls
qaris, 81. Sanuar. - Der am
9Onnsrstas ssr5ffsutIiate gsri9t
ii6sr Die Gage auf Dem 9risssihaupIab
Iautet ipie foIqt:
bon Der Gee Big an bic aps baben
am Nittiup9 nur 9lrtiqeriesefehte
itatts.funbeu. Bon Der Cps Biz an
bic Somme, auf Dem 9Iateau pon
Rotrs Dame be 2orette, funb in Der
Raht pom 10. auf ben 20. Sanuar bas
ssit.rn abenb gemeIoets @sfs6t itatt.
~Siiblih DON Der SOmme uu6 an
Der aisne baben einiss 9trtiGerieges
fshte itattssfunben.
,5H Der Champagne, 5ftIi6 BON
Rbeims, IN Der 9ssenb bon prOsues,
Qss WarquiIes. RororbiIIsrs, bdbsn
mir GENTLE Dsutide 5eIbpsrte arftSrt
uuo ben 5einb ss5punssn. isine
SaaH5grGbsn gu rGumsn. 9lua ba-
ben mir Elm fsinbIi9ss Niunittpnsbss
pot IN bic aaft ssiPfsagt
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9emtihe 9rmppem
Sm Ri iidsn Der Rufisn i'm
n6rbli9eu gOIen aufs
getau6t.

w " u - VIZ
getau9t.
ct. pettrsburs, p. San. -
Deutide Sruppen finb i'm Riidsn Der
ruiiiiden 4rmss aufgstau9t, bic sesen
bic preubif9e grsn5s porriidt. Sic
befinben ii4 auf Der plOnster Gbauis
Zee, 40 Wleilsn norbneitli9 bon Wars
i4au, unb iteben oaber 5pii6en Der
ruiiii6en @rmee unb Wari6nu. Sos
melt biss betannt ift, iinD bisbsr rur
tleine Reto9nosSiru IN
jener 9sseilb sefeben iporbsn.
Die ,90risnSeituns~ Iast, sic ruis
iiifsn Wlilitdrbsb1rben bdttsn in gr'
fabruns gebruht. buB DeutI6sRuffsu
IN jsner Geeen ben Deutider Snfor=
nation gesebsn uno iOnftissu 9siftanb
gelsiitst bdtien. Der Sberfommaus
beur. Grobfiirit Ritoldus. babe Des.
halb angeprbnet, buB aQe in oem sipis
f6en Warihdu uno Der rlifiihen
9rsn3s geIegenen 9ebirt lsbenben
9euti6sRufisu ibr Gissntbum ir1ners
balb bon feds Sasen Osrdubern mill
ZEN unb bic 9eute onnu ins Sunere
RuBldnos 3u i6iden Ieien.
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0eutld)e Sruppen in &iden Der Gullel
3uii6en gari6au uno Wlaua anfsetan6t.

Don @trbun unb bic 3srit0rung einsr
an5abl bsutifxr Battsritn.
Bon Der maas Biz an bic Grenae
Der Sdpei5: Widtigss @orbrinsen i'm
WuIb Don Gonisnpops, TN Dalo DON
apremont. i'm Walb bon alillp. TN
Wolb DON Wortmare unb i'm WaIb
BON aepretre; bas 3uriidtDsifsn aIIsr
ansriffe Der Ssutf4en in bifer Gss
senb; Gortfdritt nOrp5itIi4 bon Rdns
ep. I'M WaIb DON parrOpl; syorii4ritt
n0r6li9 unb iiibli6 pon Ssnonss unb
In Der san5en 6ssenb BON Ban be
3apt; ginnabm. DON Tete be 0ionu.
ber CT. Moris bsberrfdt, unb bss
5ete be Gaur; polIiianbis.s 3uriid<
f&lag.n BON "a fsinDtiden Gssenans
sriff.n; bic giunabme Don gspad nnb
BON St.inba9 uno Der 56bsn 0fli4
Don oisism Ori, unb yortfdriite IN
btr Ridtuns auf Miiuitsr, Ssnubeim
unb aliiird
4a,s in aIIem eenomutn iiHb mir
an 5sbn psrIaisbsnsn quntisH porges
riidt. uGbrenb Der s5sinb iih on 20
puutten 5uriidsesOsen bat; ben 5dll
bon norb5rIid BON SOifOns INNER
ausgenomHen.
Dies lit siR 1erslei9 fir bic lebten
5ipei Monate.. Gs 1T anssbra4t, bier
nod biusuSufiisen .ritens, bab bic
bentids SffeniiDe in gOlen felt einsln
Wipnat dufsebaIisn DorDeu III; 5ipsis
tens. Oab bic SffsufiDs Der HuITsn In
@dlisien uno IN ben Aarpatb.u foriz
gsiebi ipirb; brittsns, buB bic tiirtii6el
armss i'm aautafus gum srob.n 1beil
psrnidtst pOrbm 1T; DitrisHs. baBI
DsutidIanb feline Refourceu an Diff
5iereH erlhopft bat loiirnl9nli'.In u
Offi3iere DON j.oem RssimsHD anb
fsrnsrbin uidt in Der Gage fsin miro.
feline Rsiourem an Wanmdaftsn NIT
Sffisisrsu gu perishsn, aiissmDmmsn
auf ltnloitsn Der bsitebenbsn Grsduis
idtioIeu: fiiniieus, bic qlrm.en Der
8srbiinbtsn, I'm GsgeHtheiI. i5nnsn IN
sinsm sepiFen Rabe INNER nod Ders
itGrit perbsH.
mir t5nn.n besbaIb iassn, bab, I'm
sin.n enoliaen Siss gu srriHstn,
ssrantrsid5 unb isin. gsrbiiubsten nur
n5ibis babsn Su iparteu, BIB bic rids
iise Ssit s.ipmuieH III unS ii9 NIT
uneria5pfli9er @eoulb Dararf Dorsa'
bsrsiisp.
Die beutids Sffsufipe III au Gnbs:
jssi pirb aud Der beuiiden SsfsnitOs
EN- Gnhs s.rnadt tprSen.-
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@fieir
COLL BON feinbli4enap apta.
titeru bombarbirt
pprbeH iein.

amiterbam SoIIunb, 81. Gam,
bia 9uuoOu. = Gin puifasier, Der bier
Don Dsuti@lanO uHsesOmmsn 1T, Dsr-
iiaert. bab 9lDiatiser Der ger6iinbsten
am RittpOd SOmben ouf bic StaDt
gHsn, ND it4 bic &ruppffsn Bsrts
b.fiuSsn .uiebsrfalsn lisBsn unO babel
msbrsss SGuisr ssziists no.bsR i.i,H.