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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02
Parker and Red Liquor.

A part of the New Orleans press gives
Hon. J. M. Parker Goo-Goo Progressive
candite for Governor quite polical lift with
city voters by referring to the soundness Of
MIR. Parker's position On liquor The posi-
ton taken by Mr.. Parker on this issue is not
in keeping with his usual high moral attitude
and one is justified in the suspicion that this
plank in his platform is to get New Orleans
yotes rather than to carry out his high po-
litical ideals. But life is too short to figure
out the motives behind Mr.. Parker's politics.
A combination Of all kinds Of political fads
characterizes his makeup.
But the very papers that hand out this
dope to influence city voters for Mr. Parker
know full we'll that the liquor views of Mr..
Parker will play no part in the prohibition
issue. The question Of liquor sale or no
liquor sale is one to be settled by DEMO
CRATIC legislature. The Progressives will
have only a small vote in the next legisla-
ture and that will be helpless because the
democrats will hold party caucus to decide
the p,rty policy on such issues. And if Dir.
Parker should, by any chance, get to be
governor he could not influence the legis-
latlre one way or another on this or
any other party question. There's
fore, if New Orleans wants fair treatment
on the liquor question Or on any other legisla-
tive issue she must look to the democratic
leaders for help.
Every newspaper in New Orleans knows
that John M. Parker, if elected governor,
will be the last man in the race who can stay
the hand Of the prohibitionists, yet they
refer in complimentary terms to his posi-
ton on this issue.
If New Orleans wants prohibition, John
M Parker is the safest man On earth to
elect governor for his election will mean
that Their, will be no one in the executive
chair who can exercise exercise particle Of
influence with the legislature. Can New Or
leans afford to take SUCH chances.
A Democratic legislature will settle the
liquor question. A Progressive governor, if
elected, would not be consulted. He would
be nothing more than a Fifth wheel to the
wagon"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02
Duty OF The Press.

Hon. j. M. Parker's candidacy Cor gov
ernor is bolstered up with the belief that he
will receive large vote IN progressive
! strongholds and that in addition to this vote
that ne will receive the vote of the disap-
4 pointed and disgruntled candidates who
meet defeat in their own primary.
This supposltion is based on the proba-
bility OF heated and bitter contest between
democratic candidates; followed with the
hope that the wounds engendered in the
contest will be too severe to heal in the
short interval before the general election.
The danger of electing Mr.. Parker is re-
mote, but we have fresh in mind the Foster
Pharr campaign. Therefore, the first duty
OF democratic candidate is to conduct his
campaign on fair, decent basis, free from
SANDER and persona, abuse. The first duty
of newspaper is to give fair, honest and
impartial statement o. the candidates and
the position Of each Or the real issues before
the people.
The next duty of the newspaper WILDE to
lambast without mercy the first candidate
who attempts to inject sucn matter in the
campaign.
If the state press will adopt this policy,
then there need be no fear that there Will
be any serious disaffe:tion OF democrats af-
ter the primary.
Such a policy world add to the influence
of the press and would at the same time
accomplish great good for the state.
The example of campaigns recently
conducted in neighboring states should be
proof of the wisdom contained in this sug-
gestion.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

Up to the time of going to press the
Journal has received but few late exchanges
and in consequence is unable to give details
of the havoc wrought by the Gulf storm of
Wednesday night. The only New Orleans
dispatches available give loss Of life in New
Orleans at less than 20, with property loss
estimated at more than two million dollars.
The loss Of life, as was the case in the pre-
vious storm was lessened by the activities of
the weather bureau in giving out warnings.
1t is probable that full reports from out
lying points on the Gulf will show a much
heavier death list. The height to which the
water was driven in the lakes indicate that
many persons have been drowned.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02
WARMING

Anyone found cutting timber on lands
known as Citizens Bank lands, and
owned by Morsanza Land Company viii
be prosecuted to the full extent Of the
law. This Company owns the following
lands: North I of northwest /, north-
east /, south ] of southwest !, and the
south ! of southeast ! section 8; also
..si ! vi northeast !, southeast l.,
south / of southwest /. and the ncrtn-
east 1 Of southwest section II; also
the southeast of southeast ! section
Ii, all in township 10 north, range 10
east, near bayou Macon; also the south
east /; of section AZ and the east haif of
the northeast ! section So, township 10
north. range IL east near Rouuda%Gy
bayou. MoRGANZA LAND 90.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

There is big dispute on in New Or
leans as to who started the "posterette. A"
We do not know ''posterette' is, but we
imagine that it is something to paste on
:he outside OF letter. II the New Orleans
business men will pay little more atten-
ton to what they put outside the letter.
cotton returns, for instance they many get
along without the 'paSterette.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

Miss Gordon, of the woman's suffrage
cause, delivered lecture in Tallulah last
Saturday. The meeting was well attended.
The arguments in favor of the cause were
convincing and If there is man left in Tai
lulah who is against female suffrage he is
afraid to admit it.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

The effort Of the police courts of At
liant to enforce a treatment Of bread and
water on ''plain DRINKS" will be carried to
higher courts on the grounds that it violates
the United States Constitution, in that it is
cruel and inhuman treatment. To fierce a
whiskey soak to drink pure water is of
course cruel and unusual punishment. HUI
man liberties are fast drifting from U.s.
The next thing we know some one will want
to punish drunkard for whipping his wife.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

Nothing less than necessity could have
forced MIR. Barrett to declare himself so I'M
equivocally in favor of prohibition. 1t takes
a strong wind to blow Tom off the fence.
His candidacy will give the liquor man the
feeling that he himself is setting On the
fence for while.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

The past week has seen a change in
the tide of war in Europe. The allies have
made material progress in the conflict, hay
ing pushed back the German line in that
quarter, while the Russians have stoutly and
successfully resisted any material advances
in the Eastern Theatre.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02
TRESPASs NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Ara
by, Alligator and Cox plantations
in Madison parish, La, are posted,
and no hunting or otherwise tress-
passing will be allowed.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

The four candidates for Governor must
have consumed some midnight oil in fixing
their respective platforms on the LIQUOR
question: AS matter of fact none of them
will humbug the voters, who really care
just as little about the liquor plank as the
candidates themselves, There IS but one
issue in this campaign: the election of hon.
est democrats to Office. This effort to
throw us into fits in order to effect a cure is
too thin to receive serious consideration.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

The Monroe News Star makes compli-
mentary reference to the possibility Of the
candidacy OF Hon. F. P. Stubs, of Ouaehi-
ia, for the Office of Lieutenant governor.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

All the candidates pretend to be agains:
the city ring, but we notice that each and
every platform contains clause that makes
good bait for the city votes. The country
voter will not be fooled on the subject. The
man running for governor wants the city
vote, and if elected, he will want more than
ever the city influence.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

Every now and then some one wires that
North Louisiana is for Parker for Governor.
Thus we have additio nj proof that two of
cur eleenosynary institutions are too small
to meet pressing demands.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

Cur policy Of waiting AMI watching is
still being carried out. The waiting end
seems without results, but by watching we
see few American murdered Ga the bor-
der every few days.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

The following twenty names to
serve as Grand Jurors for the Octo-
Der Criminal Term of the 9th Dist.
Court, who are summoned to appear
at the Court House at Tallulah, La,
on October, Monday, 18th, 1915:
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02
Notice

All parties are hereby warned that
trespassing on Hermion plurtarion in
Madison parish, Louisiana, is prohibited
and anyone found so trespassing will be
prosecuted under law.
nj. S. MCCAFFERY.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

Our friend R. K. Boney is campaigning
in south Louisiana for the office of Commits
sioner of agriculture. His corn has taken
the premium Of one OF the fairs. If his op-
ponents do not look sharp, he will take an
other prize.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

Some one spoke Of DR.. Bowling fer
governor. A good suggestion for economy.
The Doctor could run the old state without
other help.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

How sad to see good man like Jno.
M. Parker force1 to mix with wicked poll
ticians. These wicked men have already
persuaded him a ,ainst prohibition.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

And the following thirty names
are to seave as Petit Jurors for
the Criminal term of the 9th Dist.
Court and summons to appear at
the Court House at TalIulah, La.
on October, Monday, the 18th, 1915:
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02
IrespaSs Notice.

Public notice is hereby given that
Morancey and California Plantations,
in MADISON parish, La, are poste |, ant.
no huau,:;, or otherwise trespaSsing
val! be allowed.
jim BEARD.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02
The Evolution OF The
Oil Mill Industry.

Since the
nteiory
il tor 0 to
il 0 o go
ones haye o
risase to
to
the fat THAI
sfed with 81 SO ard o
on simple
made possible for the VALUE of Ce in dollars and
80 ranged from $22 Oil NH
the o
be
to a
OF buying swnu
ou$6 o Tn literally
here. The BEST service VIII be
The Alexandra Cotton Gil Company, FcC.
The Big Independent Henry Burke Manager.
Alexandria,
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02
ES-tray Notice.

Taken up on my place: One black
neifer, about two years old. Owner
can secure same by paying costs, etc.
(Address) j. H. ALEXANDER,
Ashley, La.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02
TrespaSS Notice

All parties are hereby warned that
trespassing in any manner on Leonard.
Walnut Grove. and Shirley plantations
in Madison parish, Louisiana, is pro
hibited and anyone found so trespassing
will be prosecuted unber law.
w. Nj. SCOTT.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-10-02


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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08

|30. Mai gefullen lit: = 5an1ilie 2eo
Seisler lit bon 0flabonta miecec mod
bier 5uriidgefebrt. = 6amilie Mih.
@iiiitttner bon ct CLOUD Derbradte ben
pieaten Sl1li bier bel Ben gltern Der
Syra1 @iiittner, unter 8. &nele'S gait
lihem Ob6o6. = glt1e 6ranf 1T no11
Morbbafoto gum @elude i'm Glterl-
bmtle. - Mi@. &iri@ befincet ii& i'm
ct. Mapboel's &ospital in ct. Gloro
megen ar5tli@er @ebanol11rN
6reeport.
SRI. 8eronifa &ielan6 bon ct.
glouo mar mebrere Gage bier BET ill.,
rer 5dppelter, 6rau 81. &0iden, gu
@aite. - 6omilie 6ran3 &ielano ia:
Weitte letter @o9e ibr neueS Seim
be5ogen. = @odm. &err Btefman11
bon 8luffton erfreute lebte Bo@e out
5mei Sage feline bier mobnenoen Brit
Ser. - &uoolf Solder BON Streetor,
81. g., lit bier gu ieiner &atun5 BET
@erman6ten un6 6reun0en eingetrof-
fen. = SRI. Bertha Sbua, melde TIM
ct. @apboels &ospital gu ct. @lono
als @ranfenparterin angeltelt it,
perbringt bier lire emei 8o9en lan=
qe 6erien> tpabren6 SRI. &elena &ar.
rem, Sic NIT ibrer 6renn6in, SRI
@looer, bier ibre 5erien5ett geroB,
nod Sem ct. &apbuelS &ospital gu
81. Glou6 5ur uebernabme ibrer Ger
pflegungsorbeit 5urudgefebrt 1T. =
Saul &oidiol bat anfmgs lebter @o=
DIE nit 6em 3iegellteinlegen on oeln
geranmigen Mnbm CIT Die Mob[m3b-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08
@eriebener SdjlpinSler.

Sin ungep0bnli@ l@lauer @&pt1os
let bat in ber lebten 3eit bic Partier
Yoli3ei be14dftigt uno nod 5uleBt
9inters 2i@t sefibrt. Ser Sniff
@ictor sSabots beitanb barin, bob ct
uuf &rebit @ei@dfte taufte, bann
raf@ mDgli9{t groBen @etpinn oaraus
3og unb = pl0Bli@ itarb. @enn in
Dem pbne 8e3ablung %ermorbenen Sc
l@dft bic @orrGte auf bic Neige gtnz
cen, unb es faft ni@ts mebr gu perz
iilber11 gab, banr 1u@te ct ii@ trgenbz
eine,1 unsliidli@en, Der ii@ i'm lebten
Stadium elmer t0bli@en Rrantbeit
befanb. Sen @terbeneen nabm er in
5ein 9aus auf unb pflegte ibn Biz gu
ieinem Spbe. Damn lieB ct i'm utz
ier benz Namen begraben, unter benz
ct, sSubot, bas @e14dft 9etauft batte,
ans benz er gerabe letnen Mube1 3og.
Del urfpriingli@e @igentimer batte
hon11 bas Ma4feben, 6enn Der Mann,
an ben er iid allen balten fonnte,
mar tot. Gri@ien er aufgeregt in
Ger @obnung Sabots, 10 tpurbe er
bier BON elmer Dame in tiefer Srouer
empfangen, bic in Srdnen aufgel0it
tbren b%eritorbenen @atten betpeinte.
SIS mar bies bic @eliebte Sabots,
8alentine 8Qineau, bic ben @@ntnbz
ler ouf iebr gei&idte @etfe unter<
ftiiBte.
60 trieb es Sobpt cine 3iemli9
lange 53eit unb mar bereits itebenmal
unter per1diebenen Mamen g%eitorben,
nabbem CT unter .eben bieien Namen
cute @ef@dfte gema@t bottle. Mllz
mdbli@ aber fam ibm bp@ bic go
liaei auf bic @pur, unb na@ langen
Mn@fori@ungen betam fie f@!iebli@
Ten tpabren @a4berbalt berars. Sin
&etettib tpurbe nun abgefanot, um
Sabot gu perbaften. Mber als er
fie Mo6nung betrat, ba fanb Ct, ge<
1abe 10 mie bic z Dorber @eprellten,
@olentine in ibren Srauertfeioern
paiiBenb unb erfubr ben ibr, 6aB tbr
Jreunb geftorben lei. Der 9etetttp
ipor aber %ungIdubig, renn er metnte,
rob bic Jrau jeBt ben alien antft
peiter onipence, unb bic polt3ei be-
gam bon re1em nod sem perf@munz
bene,1 Sabot au fu@en. sic mub BITE
ll@ aber iber3eugsn, bab Der
5@pinoler audi btesmal i@lauer &c.
tpeien NOR, als fie, benin @alentine
.onnte bas @rab tbreS Greunbes
5eigen; bic 2ei&e purbe al1sgegraben
unb apetfelsfrei feftgeftellt, boB Der
@4pinbler nunmebr tpirtli@ gtftor<
ben NOT.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08
@atfiuS.

Mm Montog ma1roe bier 6as Matio.
nalfeit int @eiiein elmer groben 8eiu,
6erldaar oaes &imbnI, &ingiton,
eoen Sallep, 2ithfiel6 un6 5oreit
Gttp IN apiir0iger @eiie b%egangen.
Nttt elmer id)onen Yara6e in ser ie-
oes unlerer @eidaftsbauier b~ertreten
lpar, mlroe sic 6eitlidfeit eingeleitet.
Mntpolt S. S. @oolep bon Buffalo
Minn., tr1g in elmer idml1ngnolen
&eoe Der bebren 8eoeutung 6eS So
ges polle &ebm1ng, uno alles nerlief
in elmer 10 id)0nen Sr6n1ng, 6aB sic
Sc itberanitalter uno 6ie f~eitgeben6e
Sta6t 1ih NIT DEM 6eitDerlmuf mobl
5ufrlcoen geben fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08
Die ,,ueberlaufer".

Ser 6ide Ranonier Miiler unb Ser
boaere &anpnier 2ehmann ltegen in
@uKi1@ : Nolen int Quartier unb
baben fi9 ouf @trob, oas arf benz
6ubboben oufgefduttet 1T, gum
@@lafen n%ieoerselest. Da entfpinnt
ii& folgenbes @eiprd@:
2ebmann: rDu, rid nal men bisz
den meg. @onft triese t& tpiebsr
rl1eberldufer""
Muler: rNa, Older, gu tannit lie
ia gefangeu nebmen".
2ebmann: rNee, DINNER, lab
man! 8et MIR bef@neren lie 1ta
na@ber iber man9elbafte @erpfle<
oung."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08
krupps ,,Grojam(6es Pferd" And
die Nitralueufen.

eSn Der Yar11 Ter WeltQu511euuHg
bon 1867 erre9te Elm getpaltiges Be-
lagerungsgef@uB aus &rupps @ert=
ftqtt be1onbere Mufmertfamteit. @s
mar nod ni@t Der 42erzM0rfer. aber
es NOR bod f@on Elm @orlaufer.
@ie{es inbuftrieQe @r5eugnis tpurbe
bos rSrojanii@e pfero" genannt,
unb es gub genug 2eute, bic BARN
cine tleine Mabnung 8ismards an
bic 6ran3ofen ertennen mollten.
Mber Mapoleon III. slaubte, i&ne0
feline r@epan@e" nebmen gu t0nnen.
3ie Mus1 teuung erbielt bic @bre eiz
mes 8e1u@es bon benz ruf1i@en go
ren Mleronber II. unb bon R0ntg
Milbelm bon PreuBen, uno bie1en
polte Mapoleon bds @@aufpiel Ell
rer groben 8arabe geben, bic in
2ong@omps am 6. Stunt 1867 itattz
fanb. Mn bie1er 8arabe nabme1
10000 @olbQten oller @affen tell,
unb gut 300,0 900 4orifer maren boz
gu mod 2ong@amps binausgeftromt.
SIM @efolge Der Mrtillerte tamen feds
@ogen, ieber bon 3tpei pferben gez
aogen, ouf benen elm &riegsinftru<
ment gebeimnispoQ bur@ cine ftorte
Dede perbiiQt unb ni@t etnmal in
ieinen 6ormer erfenntlt@ mot. Mls
bie1e Magen ppriberf ubren, tpies bic
Menge nit Tingern barauf bin, leiz
{e Tluitermorte gingen bon Munb
gu Munb, unb ole f@ienen bod be-
friebigt. Inter Der !9iiue mar bic
i@redli&e @rftnbung %perborget, bon
Der mon ii@ 1@on felt etniger 3eit
bic mertmirbi9iten @inge 5uraunte;
iebermann mor iber3eu9t, baB bier
bas unpiber{tebli@e @ert3eug TOM
member fran30it1@er @tege gefunben
mar: bic uMitrailleufe".
Sin Mugen5euge er5dblt, bab Ma=
ppleon Ill, mdbrenb bic Mitrotlz
leufen boruberfubren, a6ntg @ilbelm
f@arf ins Muge faBte, unb bab btez
ier fe%inerfeits ouf ben @rafen @is<
mord blidte, Der f1@ i'm @efolge
befonb unb in ~gldn3enber Uniform
augemeine Mufmertiamteit erregte.
Der Mugen5euse 9atte bon 6ieier
ftummen @5ene einen 5tpieipalttgen
Ginbrud erbalten. Sbm i@ten es
als Oh bur@ ben &opf oes Metten
bes grpBen 8onaparte Der @eoante
audte: sort, unter biefem Su@.
iteat bic @eiBel." @agegen tonnte
Der Blid, ben &Dnig @ilbelm uno
fem er1ter Minifter austaui often, be-
beuten: uDos @piel5eug tennen pir!"
Sn Der Sat bottle ia bic Mitraiaeuie
i'm Rriege bon 1901 gor feline
8ebeutung. Die preuben, bic fie
tannten unb bic einige batten banen
laKen, Inn iie gu erproben, fanoen
bic Moffe unbonfommen uno r1ebr
.binoerli@ ols niibli@. Sic batten
1870 feline Mitrat1eui EN-, >pohl ober
iene getpoltigen Gje1@iiBe, BON benet
bas Mus iterlrngsitiid BON 1867 ben
syr%anao7en cine Mbnung gegeben bot
te, unb bic 1i@ BEL ben 8elagernngen
BON @trobburg, Meb unb Paris
ousge3eidnet betpabrten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08
Illus der Utn9e9end.
Safe @eprqe.

Ser glorreide @ierte perliei bier
ga15 rubig. @eiI SOS @etter iebr reg
nerild, NOR oas Yuloer naB, nno Die
Jeuermaffen fonnten nidt gebraudjt
peroen. Mondes l1ngliid muroe oa<
o,,rb perbiitet. - 6omilie Matbias
@ol1er begab ii6 in 8egleitang BON
SEQ 56onberg ont Samitag per A11=
to nod Eier5. - Soiepb Goit bon
ser @bite gortb &eierpation lit bier
bel iei1en gltern 81 @a1te. - Sobn
@rampS BON gbicago erfreut lid Ser
@oltfreunoidoft ieineS bier mobnen=
Sen Sdmogers. - &err aorian BON
ct. SAUL lit bier auf eirig. Sage
@olt ieines Obeims. - @ebriiocr
Mnto11, Sbeooor uno g6uar6 Settler
maften per gilenbabn einc' NhIte-
der nod @oI6ingfor6. - 2ebrer S.
81. @lIer reiite letten @un1ltag nod
GIf @iner. - Neter @au bon Biera
nor om Somltag bier be! Treltroen
SIT 8aite, - @eldmiiter 9fhles bon
@bite gartb iin6 bier gu meDrt1g1=
Gem @eiud)e eingetroffen.
GpSpe.
S. @. &ilger erbielt oie trouriae
Modridt, oaB ietn Neffe Ntfolou@
Silqer, melfer Dor etnigen Monoten
tpegen Sopferfeit bos ei1erne &relts
erbielt, in ser Shla6t BEL MrraS an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-08
Cute @deaenheit

Cine 154 Nder groBe 6orm, flint
Meien norbtpeitlid bon 6reeport,
1tobe elmer futbolifdc1 Stride, @dnale,
un6 @tore geIegen, urter
guten 8eoingurger1 31 pertoufen. 60
Slider 11rter Hflr1g, 40 Mder @ieie,
&eit @ei6eGan6. 4uf Der Garm CUTE
Mdberes a1 erfrogen go.
$685.. Mpe. t16roIi9, ct. CLOUD
33.4t.
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Sic ~&rie9sla9e.
(Sortiebuna BON 6ette ~

GortieBung BON @eite ~
@ulien iid) auf meiterem &ud5ug BE-
fin6em. Die ruiiiibe Madbut miro
uberaM angegriffen un6 5uriidgetrie-
ben. 9ur6 ben 0itli6 Ser @eidiel
er%folgen6en @ormari9 tper6en oie
8ulien au6 anf Dem 1peitli@en ufer
gum &ud3ug un6 &ufgeben ibrer
steQungen g%e5tpungen. go lit Ole
Staot Sapi6olt 19on BON ben Ser,
bunoeten beiebt un6 tpeiter norolid
befin6li@ ruiiii@e @teuungen jin6 &C.
raumt moroen. Ser oiterreidiide
@enerali tabs6ef 9oeten6orf bat Sic
&aumung aaer olterreidiiden Sc
bets BON BEN &r1lien auf innerbalb
Ser maditen a&t Gage porausgeieet.
Die ruliiden @%erlufte IN @oli5ien
mer6en in einem 8eri4t, Ser bonn
0iterrei@iiden @a11ptquartier o11sge=
ianm lit, cuff cine balbe Miqion
Mann obne @%inrednung ser @efan=
ge1ren geiddbt. Gin 0iterreibiider
|6lieger tporf auf ierbii@e 5telungen
erfolgrei@ 8omben ob.
Ser. 5taaten bertpaltet miro. g5
beiBt 6oB sic @appiue-Stotio int
ltan0e lei, Gunfenoepelden nit oeut-
lhen Saudbooten auS5utmlden, mas
cine @erlebung Ser @eritaniiden
Nentrolitqt inpolpiere11 miir6e. Die
@nti9ei6ung ion in SEN naditen So
gen falen.
Stalienii6e Eruppen baben nod
mebrtagoiger Hauie lire Ibatigfeit
mieoer oufgenommen un6 beftige Mn,
griffe ant Sion5o erne11ert. Dieielben
m1troen aber mieoer idmn1tlid 5u=
riidgeldlagen. Die Mrtiueriefampfe
0a1ern ont ser gon5en 6ront fort un6
iin6 defenders om Sion5o iebr beftig.
SIM 8elten baben iib mieoer feline
&eran6erungen 5ugetragen. 6ron50-
iii@e Mngriffe in ser @egeno bon
Mrras iino idmader getporoen; fol-
dye mnroe1r gege11 bas v2abprimb",
iotpie a11d uuf SEN M1oosboben un-
ternommen; bel letteren periu@ten
Sic 6ran3oien pergebens, p%erlorene
Stelungen tpieoer 81 getpinnen. SSn
SEN Mrgonnen gelang es Sen 1eut-
i@en, mie ielbit 8oris 3ugibt, nod
6reitdgigen idtperen 6eutiden Be
ld)teBungert bel einem a1eebli@ gum
oritten Mal ernel1erten Angriff in
veinige fran50iiide @telungem BEL
@ugoteue gu 6rt1t9en." Guf Ser 6roh
n0r6Iib BON @ernoun un6 bel Mes=
erol I'M @liab fan6en Mrtiueriefam-
pfc ltatt.
Nuf @ollipoli baben sic MQiierten,
gemdb 6es 9on6oner @erid)ts, an 3d.
Sen getpo1men; oem gegeniiber meloet
aber &onitantinppeI> oab ale Mn-
griffe erfolgrei6 uno fir sic Mniier-
ten per1l&itreidp 5uriidgeidlagen tptr-
sen. Gin 2o11boner &ommentor bebt
berpor, bab ser 2o,roo1ter @eri6t Sic
ger,altc,r @erluit3iffern bon BORT nidt
angebe, baB aber England ooro11f be-
itebe, oab gro BE @erluite ielbit bel ein-
5elnen &aimpfen 3u ertporten ieien.
2embergS @tn,pobme bil6et @egen-
ltotro pieler Siegesfeiern in ser Staot
ielbit, iomie a11@ u. a. ga13 beion-
6ers in @ien, mo- Softer Grorr3 So1ef
bon elmer begeiiterten @oltsmenge
&ul6tgungen borgebrabt tu1r6en.
2emberg 1T bon Sen M1iIen betnobe
gor ni9t beihd6igt moroen. M1r sic
Mapbtn<, 8en3irt. lrt6 &etroIeum.
torfS ftn6 bon tbnen Dor ibrem M.
aug aus Der Staot in @rnn6 geitedt
moroen. Gin iber Sappille eingegon-
ge1ter Bertdt, Ser oie @in1pobme Gent