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LIST OF SURVIVORS
. CONTAINS NAMES
OF 764 PERSONS
OF IA Bodies Recovered,
Fifty-seven Remain
Unidentified.
TEN OF SHIPS OFFICERS
SAVED AND SEVEN LOST
Nothing Definite Received as to
Fate of Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt.
LINER NEW YORK is SAFE
Queenstown People Generous With
Aid for Distressed
Sufferers.
LINER NEW YORK is SAFE
Queenstown People Generous With
Aid for Distressed
Sufferers.

NEW YORK, May 9.-The Cunard
Steamship Company tonight announced
the receipt Of the following cablegram
from Liverpool:
up to midnight Queenstown ad-
vised total number of survivors 1854 in
cluding 4e2 passengers and 800 crew.
"One hundred and forty-four bodies
recovered, of which eighty seven iden-
titled and ffty-seven unidentified
Identified bodies comprise sixty-fve
passengers and twenty-five crew.
Number of persons injured: thirty
passengers and seventeen crew"
When the Lusitania left New York
she had on board 1901 souls, 1881 pas
sengers and $50 crew.
Before giving its latest advices from
Liverpool on the number Of victims of
the Lusitania. the Cunard Company
issued revised list OF survivors,
tions.
NOTHING DEFINITE AS TO
FATE OF VANDERBILT
Nothing definite was received to-day
as to the fate OF Alfred Gwynne Van
derbilt. Cunard officials received ad-
vices that ten OF the Lusitania's Of
ficers, including Captain Turner, were
saved and seven lost
ALI Hayman, general manager for
the late Charles Frohman, received a
cablegram from Mr.. Frohman's Lon
don manager. William Lestocq, stating
that he had identified the body of Mr..
Frohman at Queenstown, had 1t en-
balmed, and made arrangements to
send It to New York on the first avail
able steamer.
Anxiety for the safety Of the steam
ship New York. Of the American Line,
which left here May /. was allayed
tonight by the receipt of advices that
the ship arrived at Liverpool. and
that all was we'll aboard. The New
York flew the American flag.
STEAMSHIP La ToURAINE
ALSO ARRIVES SAFELY
The safe arrival OF the steamship
La Touraine, OF the French Limo, at
Bordeaux on Saturday. also was re-
ported tonight.
That the Lusitania carried no guns.
mounted or unmounted. and no am
munition Of any kind was the sub
stance OF statement made to-day by
Hermann Winter, Of the Cunard Line.
Mr.. Winter admitted that the ship had
consignment of cartridges. but In
sisted that they were for small arms,
and did not come under the classified
tion of ammunition.
The United States authorities" he
said. would not permit us to carry
ammunition classified as such by the
military authorities on a passenger
liner"
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AUSTRIANS AND GERMANS
FLEEING FROM JTAJ,Y

PARIS. May "a Bellinzona, Switz-
erland. dispatch to the Temps says:
"Austrians and Germans arc fleeing
from Italy. All trains in the direction
of the frontier are packed.
Special trains have brought 5000
Germans from Rome. Florence and
Bologne. Lugane is filled With refu-
gees.
Notice has been given of the sus-
pension from to-day of telephone SER
vice across the frontier and of the sup
preston of many passenger trains.
All German and Austrian journal
lists have left Italy"
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JAPAN GIVES REASONS
FOR DEMANDS ON CHINA
Silence Regarding Negotiations Brok.
en- by Issuance Of Statement
Prepared in Tokyo.
ARGUES TO SUSTAIN CLAIMS
Revised Draft, Accepted in Picking.
Understood to Contain No Fea-
lures Which U. s. Officials Regard
as Contravening American Rights.

WASHINGTON. May S.-Silence
rigidly maintained by the Japanese
embassy here throughout the long
course of negotiations over Japan's
demands on China was broken tonight
by the issuance OF n statement pre-
pared by the Tokyo Foreign once, out
lining the Japanese governments rca-
sons for submitting demands at this
time and reviewing various stages OF
the negotiations.
Since this statement was written,
Japan has presented an ultimatum. re-
sultinG in China's acceptance OF re-
vised draft of the demands and tho
avertlnE of a great crisis in the Far
East. AS accepted, the draft eliminate tes
or puts aside for future consideration
some of the demands most objectionable
to China, and 1t Is understood TO con-
tain no features which American Of
fcials regard as contravcning American
treaty rights.
THE imperial government have In
the proposals lately presented to the
Chinese government" says the Jana
nesc statement. made it their main
object to adjust matters relating to
and TO meet the new situation crea ted
by the war between Japan and Ger
many; to strengthen the friendly rcla-
tions subsIst!ng between Japan and
China, and thus to insure permanent
peace in the Orient. They, in formulat-
ing these proposals., had taken special
care to avoid those which might be
deemed to be conflicting with the prin-
ciples OF territorial integrity, equal on
portunity and the open door which
Japan had occasion. time and again, to
declare TO the powers.
RELATIVE TO DISPOSITION
OF GERMAN RIGHTS
Accordingly. these proposals include,
among others those relating to the dis
position of the German rights in the
Province Of ShantunG; those relating
to tho recognitiou of special position
and interests which Japan possesses in
South Manchuria and I'm Eastern Inner
Mongolia: those relating to the solution
or various questions which for years
have been pending between the Jana
nese and the Chinese governments"
After reciting the text of the oripina,
five groups OF Japanese proposals. the
statement includes an argument ia sus-
tain tho Japanese claims. Regarding
Shantung, it is alleged that China lacks
power to prevent Germany recovering
that province and becoming i'm the
future source OF disturbance i'm tbe
Far East. Therefore, 1t is asserted
that 1T was natural that Japan. having.
with great sacrifice, driven Germany
out OF Shantung, should take measure
TO dispose OF her rights there and pre-
vent recrudescence of German infu-
enco there.
Touching Manchuria, and also East :
ern Inner Mongolia. it is said that
Japan's relations there arc especially
close, geographically and politically,
commercially and indus;rially. and, fol-
lowing two successful wars the pre-
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MRS. BROOKS RETURNS
She Is In Mourning for Captain the Hon
DouElas-Pennant.
LSnecial to The rimna.nisna.es,

Especial to The Times tch.
NEW YORK, May a.-Mrs Reginald
Brooks. one Of the famous Langhorne
sisters of Virginia. arrived on the
American liner st. Louis to-day. She
was In mourning for Captain the Hon.
Douglas-Pennant, who was killed In
France.
Il am going to Virginia to stay in
the country for six weeks" was all she
would say. She refused to discuss her
Red Cross work at Plymouth. Eng,
where she aided her sister. Mrs: Wal
dorf Astor, in hospital work.
Captain Douglas-Pennant left his for
tune to Mrs. Brooks
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NEW YORK IN PORT
American Liner Arrives Safely nj
Liverpool.

NEW YORK. May 9.-Thc America n
liner New York. which sailed May 1
for Liverpool. arrived at that port at
R:15 O'Clock this afternoon according
to cablegram received by the AmerI-
can Line
The officials Of the line had received
numberless inquiries from friends OF
passengers following tho Lusitania dis
aster asking whether the ship had ar
rived. To-day's cablegram said "All
we'll"
similar cablegram was received by
the French Line reporting tho safe ar
rival at Bordeaux of the steamer La
Touraine, which left this port April 81
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ITALY CONCENTRATES
TROOPS NEAR FRONTIER
Army Of 100000 Men, Fully Equip.
ped Snd Ready for Field,
Mt Verona.
TEUToNs LEAVING CoUNTR,
Thousands of AustI'ians and Ger
mans Depart on Special Trains.
Infantry Glasses From 1876 Called
to Colors.

GENEVA, SWITZERLAND. May 9
tvia Paris).-An Italian army of 6oo.-
600, fully equipped and ready for the
field, has been concentrated at Verona
Verona Is fortified Italian city at
tho base of tho Tyrolese Alps, twenty
five miles from the frontier OF Aus
tria- Hungary.
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SMEAR OF FLoTsAM
MARKS GRAVE OF LUSITtNIA

QUEENSTOWN. May "a smear of
notsam on the face OF calm sea,
twenty-three miles from this port,
marks the grave of the Cunarder Lusi-
tania, victim OF a German submarine.
One hundred and forty-nine of the
nearly 1900 persons who perished with
the liner lie in improvised morgues in
old buildings that line the Queens
town harbor. They either were picked
up dead or succumbed after landing.
The 645 survivors of the disaster here
are quartered in hotels. residences and
hospitals some too badly hurt to be
moved Two groups left on Saturday
afternoon and evening clad in misnt
clothing for Dublin by rail and thence
by boat to Holyhcad. The injuries
of some are SO serious that addit;ona,
deaths are expected. and nearly all are
too dazed to understand fully what has
happened.
The survivors do not agree as To
whether tho submarine fired one or
two torpedocs. a few say they saw
tho perlscope. and many attest to trac-
ing the wake OF foam as a projectils
raced toward the vessel.
Ihe only point III which all concur
is that the torpedo struck the vessel
a vital blow amidships. causing her
to list almost imm ediaeely to the star
board. In this careening fashion she
plowed some distance. smashing ,he
iifeboats davits as she did so and
making the launching OF boats we'll
night Impossible until headway had
ceased.
ESTIMATES OF TIME AELOAI
RANGE FROM S TO 20 MINUTES
How far tho Lusitania struggled for
ward after being struck and how long
1t was before she disappeared beneath
the waves are points on which few
passengers agree. estimates OF the time
she remained anoat ranging from eight
to twenty minutes The list to star
board 30 elevated lifeboats on the mort
side as soon TO render them useless.
and II Is said only two on that sidu
were launched.
The first OF these, according to the
custom OF the sea. was dlied with
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FOUR DROWNED IN RIVER
Mother and Three Small Children co
Overheard In Auto

oSerboHrd In Auto.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. May e.-Mrs
y. II. Johnson. wife Of n physician OF
th's city. and her three small chill
oreh were drowned in st. Johns River
here tonight when an automobile IN
which they were s,>ed ran overboard
from ferry boat. Mrs. j. H. Bland
aho her TWO daughters. who also were
IN the machine. and DIR. johnson. who
was knocked overheard while crankinr
,he car. were rescued.
The party was returning here from
Soul, Jacksonville. The machine had
oeen LETT In gear. 1t was said. and when
the engine started it jumped forward
me physician was hurled into the
water. and the machine. which was
near the end of the boat. followed
almost instantly
Fhe body OF one Of the johnson chill
dren was found later, but those Of Mrs.
Johnson and the other two children
had not been located up to a late bour
tonight.
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ALL CLASSES FROM 1875
CALLED To cor m g

LONDON. May 9.-Thc Copenhagen
correspondent OF the Exchange Tele-
graph says:
"A private message from Berlin
states that Italy yesterday called to
tho colors all Infantry classes from
1876. and that many trains loaded with
troops are proceeding to the front"
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YORK RIVER LINE TO BALTIMORE.
Most delightful overnight sea ride. Lv. 6:1o
p. NJ $3.50. Apply 907 East Main.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-02
Shbiide gitswonSernna.

Die I'm 6aag sri9einenbe rSaOtf8e
Qrbeitertnrreiponoeh3 tbeiIt NIT, bah bor
tur8em i'm Saag eine bertraulihe Rons
feren5 bon angefehenen Decentralization
~boadnbifden Suoentbums abqebaltsn
fpcrben lei dIf Der bic 5raee Der iibis
.ideu acknowledging nab benz Welttrieqe
behaHbelt pprben iet. Mit benz Qusbrud
bes arieges fei bic iiibiI9e Mafenauss
tpanberung unterbrpden norben. 9a9
benz artege brobe aber cine UNI 70 iidrtere
ACKNOWLEDGING pieber ein3uIeben, ba bic
Suoen in Rufifaspofen unb in eiuem
grobea She'll bon 2itbduen uno @aIisien
bur9 ben 9rieg unb bur9 ben militdris
fhen 4ntiismitismus f9per betroffen
tDorben unb ie fuobE tarm imftdnbe Tein
Derbeu, oas ourh ben arieg ruinirte
@ebiet tpeiter gu befommen nnb bort thr
9rot gu b%erbienen. SO perbs baber ols
r0tbis eraatet, ieBt bic g~ebanbling Der
5roge in Qngriff 81 n bmen, nm fpdter
Bel 3eiten bic n6tbigs Qttion einIeiten at
f0nnen. Gs tpuroe Elm aitsI6uB qebilbet,
Dem bic unaeIebenFten nieberldn6iIden
jiioif4ea qsri6nIi4teiten beigetreten finb.
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rplss ia puimtrtsbrs

8it bttftitbtam atlm ttf lHhlll6tn
ilnalH iitlt IN Vtlahfn mati hlf las
li a%sgflp6ablhs gum @%Jatuadnb
tiatt ltAlEiahanN inEhl tlt 16aealaHf
ln Hultbttttbr Mlertfgs t~1flsH8lttl
finp. afob ttt lmmu mitg santhmgas
ben Wffbgilara btf Qunfdtflgn tamm
ln Ifhlta 8tri4ttiabu lbst BEN ayltpl
nnr II 7ehttIaut Bet uM0 tipat rs bur@
Mbiar1 mit Hluamni ftrtu uub 2 hi
NdbFttn init BEN gnitalon SnierFoRl
IN "a, bamil bic 3abl ttt Epftr az ptrs
aIsitsB. bic bic ilbfi7tu gaor0ttunesmiis
tel fptbtFn: Wpn 20l7 i6bfihtn nnfansn
lrarta infoIas lltbgriatrtns hurh bic
giiMtahn berposetraitn lila. ourh
GutrptrIt 1905. aroitiposm 500. Giras
bsubahu 239. 6eInba4ntn 144. Jabrs
rdbtr 25.
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goTt fit qrieasoesngaene.

DIE fdneiseril9e pDIibsrnaltung bat
I'm Monat SUM- NIT Der 8eDdItigung Der
RritgseeFangenenpoIt tDisber cine ebenfo
umfdnareidt nie mountaineering Arbstt &c.
leiifet. Gs purbsn tdeIid burdfdnittlid
ia, $40 BrieTe unb aorten. $3.50 uneins
gsI6risbsne patet9su uub 29,892 singe'
f1risbens gadsts in gmpfans senpmmsn
nnb uneelsitst, Iupie 8163 potunDsiiuns
Gen I'm getrags bon Gr. 111,354 tdgIi4
burhIanittIi9 umgslhriebsn unb Ders
fanbt. Sn Der 9batIahe, baB bisher i'm
gdn3sa 3,422,717 padeie uub 1,191,894
pofnnmsiiungtn i'm gstrnge bon Gr. 49,
4n,9 S2 an fran50Ffde ariegsgefansene
in DeutI6lanb gel6tdt tporben finb, irdbs
rsnb an bsutI9e 9efungsne in 5ruutrei4
felt September 1914 nur 664,298 pudst.
uub 211S47 poFanpeifungen i'm 8strase
bon 81. 3.799,147 gslanbt ipurbtn, birfts
fi1 bas 9srbdItnis Der bsiOerfstfisen ges
F%aneensnSiffsrn uusetidsn.
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Wfiiaf aat tnsi Nf 81
staN ffeiia hta am 4
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Atgss3iitil Eaaa8 aaa lti eaA llti
I'M N Mfis H si#a H Viii
#f A.. faaNssaHsf wa
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apgifi fias8 t1ils ataa8 itiins
hsiMt Al. hfflflHH M Hs Mf
Fw
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aaa Nalah ~ Nutlt aat "a Nfues
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falltlhmsi il paa NisAHH Isia#N
5rla lfsssHM eH tHt afse t
aaslsmsHa aftltifli .ra a
81 ihtfihafM kssh tt lHf tt Wlu
islhaaa Ne UbffHt iiitHH fff 1tft
Hast Ah mamR tefFtftfal "a s1al
tat AZ eHh If8 mli Ne wlg rir NiH
eaft mtlng lahslatiiafr Hs4lfAsHaM Al
9egfal msls lftt3lbs JHtftHt lgt lint
9Hlmlaiara aHh mtlat 0aflifH iHf iilat
taHtlln eslfant MaaiHitA
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Welnnarne ntberiane.

Die .9irpIef ecioalsnstihna' bsridiii
iibst tixn etluRgusn llsbrfau Sirolsr
@hibsn uuf zine Alpinitompusnis. 8lsIt
lam in'E 9sRpibal, um uuf5utldren. Gin
3ua 9lroler eddbn nit siDti aanonsn
bait. bic %uIgdbt, bic SiuIieu,r gu DIS
trsibsn. MuE @sbirgsrpsgsn maridirte BIT
3ug Hdhis. unb iberiitl Wioreeas bas
fsinhIi6t Eager, notDem tr beiot GbdIs
~uusadnus bsItbt bate. Cine SfHSitrspas
trouble luurbs susrit gsiroiisn. Dies srs
hobis bic @erpiuung @isls flpben obne
Maffsn mad ban Acknowledgment uHo
ipurbtn bort BON einem poblge3ielieH
Geusr tmpfanseu. auf BEN 8trse 8oa5s
solo srlhoB ALIEN bsr StanbI9iibenobers
Isuinnnt RobdnIer Is Sdger. Die Stas
Iientr DsrIortn iber 100 MldHn, ouf Ofiers
rsihiIAer Geiis ipurbe Elm Mdnn DerIebt,
Dis StaIisntr IIoben silieit aus benz 9baIs.
- Sn Giibiirot trltirmtsH uslu Wlonn
Gin italisniI6ss Eager in $500 Weter 90be
pGhrtnb bes MitlussHables Der StdIisner.
Eiefs fIeben eRtIttt, aIles 3uriidlaHenb,
Gs ipurben Is Spbtt i'm Eager eefunofn,
duBer6em bitl Bacterial, 800 ailo GIeifh
unb unbsrer qropiunt. fppis stRs Wldle
munition srbeutet.
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giuTiide Effisiere in sem6era.

0as 2emberser Gtappentommdnbo Der
Oiterrei9if9sungariI9en Sruppen Eat cine
unterfu9ung eingeleitet, in ME pielen
5Gten rufiide 9ffiaiere pdbrenb Der
8dler Der ruHiiden 6errI9aft in 2ems
berg gerdrbt unb gepIiinSert baben. Sc
tpurbe feftgeteat 6aB ruFiI9e 9ffi3tere
tn 507 6alen an 4dub5iigen unb Die6s
itdhlen %tbeilnabmfu. Nm bduFiqiten paren
bic Sale, bab bfe in Iseren Wo6nuneen
einquartirten Sffi5iere bic Sdrdnfe qes
leert unb beim um8us bic M6belftiide ouF
bic Srdinfubrperte berlaben unb mittels
@iisnba6n nod Rublanb t~rangportiren
lieBen. Qud bic 9Iinoerungen BON sSyus
ipelenldben ipurben BON SfFisieren unb
goli3eidgsnien prgdniiirt uno Qeleitet.
eemberger SdnsiOeriunsn Tagten otts,
6dB BET linen ruFifhe Sffi8iere bic Be-
iteaten aleiber sefliidteter 5rauen fir
@attinnen unb 6reunoinnen uins
dr6eiten lieben. Mitte SUM- fii6rten 10.
Dor ben Auqen Der gebSltes
rung bas geraubte @ut, alabiere, gerfers
GemdIOs, MDbeltide, GiI6er.
5eug unb Gqlipageu duf ben @iterbdbnz
bof. I'm IL. SUM- fam bic Rei6e an bic
pribdtbanten unb DedfelgeI9dfte, aus
benen ale Dert6e, aontotorrents uno
5pdrsinIasen BON elmer Offi8ierstDms
abei6Iagnubmt" uub fortgei9afft
lpurben.
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n slNf Hfe4f 3sift s ~ Huttitt
f NNfi 8tiHa rs
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wate4 N 8ss8 gB Anb
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mI iifftsis SER BtmN Uaffsm seea
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tsltfh aHt tistnlata f6ilm tiiFta Ht.
ala aI# li Hes Nt M N I'M
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fites 8tlittih etig la hiaetliJH Mll
ealt mliatmeHt
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gpr BEN pberfrieasasridt.

Gin intsreEantts nrtbtil bat BAG Grtss
bener Gbsrlrisgsssri6t gsfdut. Megsn
berTu9tsr Gelbf6sIrsiuns unb gei9dbts
gung BON DisnfgssenItdnOsn iuarsn bon
einsm arisgsgeridt bic geFangenen 2suts
nants 2eon Dormois bonn Is. f~ran50fie
i6en Observation-Disclosures uHb MIas
bimir gabbin bon Der ruHiIden @aroe
81 Il bier Munntsn Jeiiungsbaft psrurs
tbeiIt. Der @eriatsboF legtt baeegen Bee
rufuRg Elm, nit Der Begriinoung. baB
G~snungshdft feline gsItrafang bebsuts, b.
Bic Offi5iere pdbrsnb bes ariegss ObHebin
in elmer Bsfung intsrniri isieH. 8as
Gbertriegsgsrift BOB bas uri1sil ouf unb
bsrurtbsilit bsibe Qnsstlngte gu ie spei
monnteH @sfdnenis. Sn bsr GsgrdHOung
pnrbe gsIaet. bic bsiOsn QngssldgttH b1ts
ten bic ibneR gsrabrts 8sfpesuHgsfrsibeit
mibbrdudt unb bsutl9s Geidsdnesborise
81 pfli9tpibristsiisn su Derfd4rsn Dsrs
In6t
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Die 3abI Der SelopoFfenbungen 1T, Die
bic Disqualification 5rantfnrt (Wlain)
mittbeiIt, NOD INNER I'M Stsiesn Be-
grifFsn. Rad elmer am "a. SUM- borges
Hommensu 3dblung iinb an bieiem Sage
aus 9eutf9Idnb So WliIionen GeIOpoits
Ienbunssa na9 benz Beloe ~dbgseongen.
Ddbon tparsa 9,b MtGionen portofreie
Briefe unb poItiarteu nnb 2,6 Milionen
~frantirte 1eIbpoitbriefe unb 1elbpofs
pdd9en. pa mad elmer Mitts Nidi bnrs
gsnommsnen GrmitteIung i'm GeIbe felbit
5,8 Minionsn Observation-Disclosures
tdgli9 dyfgeliefert nsrbeu, umfaBt ber
gsIammte 8eIbpoibrieFbertebr tdsli9 14,3
Miaionen 5enbungsu. Bon ben in Der
Ssimatb auTgelisfertsn GslbpoIfbrisfsn
miiFen INNER nod tdgIid gegsn $4,000
Gen6uusen BON ben goiifummsIFeIIen
mad bsm Aufgabeort 5urideeleitet tpers
ben, neil + bolip mdngeIbaft obrsIiirt
ober 70 I9le1t perpodt finb. baB is ui9t
ms Gelb gtIdidt rereeu t0nusn.
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Die einhrHfe aHnIa enhmias.

Der Miin4ener aOrreIpOnosnt bes
ogleuen Miensr SosebldttA. tpurbe bon
RDnig 2ubnig IN Miinden empfangen,
tpeldsr ben aorrefpOhSsnfsn srmd9tigte,
mitsutbeilen, aaB sr sarla beIpnbsrs grDBe
5reube empFanb, Raiisr GranS SoIsf Sci
70 ODrtrsfflidsr Riiitisteit gu ieben. Die
Reiie nab Der SffrOnt befriebigte ben
8Gnig febr. Die ~perbiinbsten bsutlden
unb 0iterreidifdsunsariIden Deere md9s
ten einen disgeaeidnettn Ginbr1d. Der
aonig bob Defenders bic Murf9btsSipIin
uHb bic muiterbafte Srbnung auf ben
9seriiraBen Bel aolomed berbor. Srob
Der grOBen @trdpa5en aeigten bic Srups
pen teinerlei Grmiibung. Nan Idb ibnen
pieImebr bic frobe @ieges3uberF6t an.
Solden Sruppen fam tein 6sinb aaf bic
8auer Miosritanb leiiten.
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lsrembe cbafanfer i'm a6eInlanh.

Die trob Der reideH grnte fortgefebts
9srtbeuerung beg D6ltes BAT ba3n GEE
fibrt, bdb bic gerpdyiungen Der erobet
Stdbte In ben unteren R6einebenen ii4
ndbsr NIT ben @orgdngen auf ben Gblts
mdrtten beFabt babtn. 8dbsi ipurbe feits
geiieat, bab fremos gambler bic SbEs
esbiets i'm beTiIden unb preuBii6en
Rbeingau unb an Der 8srgitraBe b~ereiien
unb alss srreiabnrs Dbl duftaufen, unb
OdB baburd groBe Mengen 0bit nit
Sdiff uub ad6n Had Soaonb du8gefibrt
psrben. 9a aber 6oaaHb f9on IN Gries
bensSsiteu fem S6ft aus 9tutf6lan6 be-
5isbi, fonbsrn srobe Sbfmensen abgisbt,
70 Negt Der @erbaat Dor, bnB oieIe Gbits
isubuHgen ing Ftinblide 9usIdnb, Dor
alien Dingen mad gnglanb eeben, bds
bon ieber Elm grobsr 4bnebmer fir rbeinis
i9ss Obj, Dor alien Steinobf. sss
H.
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@eaen arteastpnder.

Stutiaart, IA. SuIi. lin quspi6s
Zen i'm 3niIbenbanbel unb pu6eris
Iaem SreibsH i'm grObs unb 4lein1aubeI
nit Gegeuitdnbeu oss tdgliden 8ebarfea
(8roo, Mebl, gteiidpdaren, aaffee,
Sbee, aatao, Semitic, Milf, 5of8, &o6s
len, 2eudt0l, Seize entgegen5Htreten, Bat
bds Ttsnberirttenbe Generdltommanbo bes
brei8ehnteu armeetorps berfigt, bdB init
Gefdngnis Biz ait einsm Sabre beHrdFt
ptrb, per bstm 8eriauf be3ip. Gintouf
urtDerbdltnismdBis bobe 9reils bietet. fors
bert ober unnimmt. iuer gum 8ertduf be-
itimn1te @e9enItdube 3uriidbdlt, unb per
ala @ertdufer o6ne Grunb benz aduFer
bic 46sabe BON 9ertaufseesthitduben Dsre
tpeigert.