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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-04

 WIN FIVE
 POSITIONS

BERLIN. May Hive advantage. ous positions were taken by the Ger man army today in Flanders.
 The Germans resumed the offensive yesterday evening, and night attacks last night were successful In many places
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-04
FRANCE SENDS GOLD
 TO NEW YORK

LONDON. May 4.-It is stated in Lombard street that s5.0OO,OOO in gold is being sent to New York for ac- count of France.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-04
ALASKA GOLD.

NEW YORK. May 4.--Alaska Gold closed today at S7ls; Utah Copper. s6lk: Chino. 46; Ray. 2Ss5
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-04
THE o'MAHcNY TELLS
 WHY BULGARIA. STAYS our

LONDON, May f.-Serbian persecu. ton and the bitter feeling aroused by the hostile attitude of the French press, rather than fear Of Germany and Austrio. are responsible for the fail ure Of Bulgaria to join the allies be- fore now in the opinion or The o. Mahony. former member of Parliament and well known as a scholar and polit- ical writer who has just returned to London from Sofa. where he has spent many months
 Faith may move mountains But it isn't a bad idea to have a team of horses or mi auto truck aromd if you want to deliver Che goods.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-04
AGED SEATTLE MAN
 COMMITS SUICIDE

SEATTLE. May 4.-Arvin Hoxie. s2 years ot age. committed suicide this morning by putting a bullet through bis brain. He has a daughter residing in Alaska.
 s EATSER TODAY s' . Maximum-6e s s aiinimum-37 s' % cLEARiiil 4
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-09
BECOMING TOTAL
ABSTAINER.

Chancellor LIoyd-Georse's demand
for some check on the liquor evil
was so strong that King George vol
untccred 10 become an abstainer
himself and 70 sec that no alcoholic
beverages were dispensed in the pal
ace. He sent the following letter
10 LIoyd-GcorSc:
Dear Chancellor OF the EN-
chcauer: The king thanks you for
the prompt report of the meeting of
employers. His majesty has read it
with intense interest and also with
The deepest concern. He feels that
nothing bur the most vigorous meas
ures Will successfully cope with the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-09
LORD KITCHENER or EheLANE

shipyards, it vas said. had greatly
increased. in some cases 40 per cent.
The instance OF a battleship conf
ing in for immediate repairs was
cited. She was delayed whole day
through. the absence OF riveters,
who were drinking and carous1nE-
In ono yard the rivctcrs have been
working on the average only 40
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-09

did not even approximate fun time.
thus disastrously reducing the aver
age.
A NEW
FOE.
OF the hours they are allowed 10
keep open. the receipts of the public
houses i'll the neirhborhood of the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-09

we have discovered way to
overcome our awe Of the truly great
and pompous. We shut our eyes
and iInaEine them as tat, drooling
babies. chewing their thumbs.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-09


for reliable labor 10 load and I'M
load merchant ships and transports
Newspapers. today devoted almost
as much space TO the prohibition
questions as they did TO operations
in the war zone Most OF them are
in sympathy with the movement.
but others ask for modified prohi-
bition so thar The public houseEeep-
ers will not lose entirely their sole
means OF livelihood.
The government revenue from
drink il about S20o.oo0.0oo a year,
whereas the war il costing S3-Uec.
600. 600 a month. Thus the loss OF
5000 .0oo. 900 against $500 .0oo coo IS
comparatively small. the prohioi-
fionists argue, especially when one
considers the added efficiency OF the
workmen in the arsenais and other
war supply factories. War Secre-
Iery Kitchener declares the more
guns and ammunition tbe British ana
French armies get during the next
stage of the war, the quicker tne
hostiIities will come 10 an end
Following IS a part of the speech
of Chancellor Lloyd-Georgc that 50
stirred the British nation into action
against a new foe:
We are fighting Germany. Az
<tria and drink. and SO far as can
see. the greatest of these three dead
" foes is drink" said the chancel-
Ior
II was stated that despite the fact
that work was being carried on
night and day seven days in the
week. the total working time Oh the
average in nearly. all the British
shipyards was actually less than be-
fore the war, and the average pro-
ductiyeneSs had decreased. There
were manv men doing splendid and
strenuous work. probably as good as
sthe men in The trenches. but many
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-09
LABOR PROBLEM
INVOLVED.

The drink question and the labor
problem have become 50 closely re-
lated since the war began that both
are now considered as one. Accord
ing TO statistics compiled for the
cabinet. workmen lost on an aver
age. of three days a week through
drunkenness. This state of affairs
naturally crippies industries, espe-
cially those that are turning out
arms. ammunition and other sup
plies yitaIIy needed by the army. II
has also Handicapped work in the
ship yards and on the docks. where
there is now a tremendous demand
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-09
HON. LLOYD GEORGE or ENGLAND

grave situation existing IN our arm
ameni factories.
we have before US the statement
not merely of the employers, but OF
The admiralty and the War Office.
which are responsible for the NUM-
tions of war and for the. transport
of troops. food and ammunition
From lhis evidence IL is without
doubt largely due 10 drink that we
are unable 10 obtain the output OF
war material Indispensable 10 meet
The requirements OF the amy in the
field. and that there has been such
a serious delay in consequence of
the necessary Reinforcement of
supplies 20 aid our gallant troops at
the front.
"A continuance of sEch a state of
things must inevitably result IN fhe
prolonga;icn OF The horrors and bur-
dens of this terrible war. I am in
siructed 10 add that If il be deemed
advisa bic the King will be prepared
10 sci an example by giving up all
alcoholic liquor himself and by is
suing orders against its copsuIap-
ton in the royal households so that
no difference shall be made. SO far
rs his majesty IS concerned between
the treatment of rho rich and the
poor in this question.
LORD STAMFORDHAM
The Kings Private Secretary.
Earl Kitchener, secretary OF state
for war. was The next 10 step IN line
and order liquor banished from his
f,ouS.hoId
Evening journal., 1915-02-18
BETHANY TO MEET NEW CASTLE.

Bethany Guild basketball team OF
Bethany Baptist Church will play the
strong Boy Scouts second team Of
New Castle, at the Y. w. c. A., No.
9OS King street, on Saturday night.
The Boy Scout second team of New
Castle is well known in the cage
game, having been playing for the
last few years and this season has a
fire record, having defeated the best
amateur teams in Wilmington.
The Guild boys will probably line
up with their usual team, E. Abra-
hams, r. Mink and Crossan at for
wards; r. Dowd jumping center,
with H. Volk, II. Ball or J. Ray on
guard duty. This is Bethany's first
year in the cage game and the team
is making a great showing.
Two classes of girls from Bethany
Guild will play the preliminary
game. and a good game is looked
for. Last Saturdays game was the
fastest one of the season between the
girls.
The largest crowd of the season is
expected to be in attendance, on Sat
urday night. and the Guild rooters
will turn out in full strength to give
their favorites the noisiest encour-
agement possible. The preliminary
game will start at s o'clock. l.. Mink
will referee the big game.
Evening journal., 1915-02-18
PENNSY WORKERS
SHOW efficiency
OF Tests Made on System
Last Year 99.9 Per Cent.
Were Perfect
FLAGMEN MAKE
A PERFECT RECORD

Out of 1851 ,962 efficiency tests and
observations made on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad last year. more than
99.9 per cent showed perfect obedience
TO the train safety rules. To be exact,
the safety regulations were followed
to the letter 1,494' times in every
LABS cases observed. The tests COW
cred the work Of both officers and en-
ployes of the operating department
Exactly 24,79S tests were made of
the observance of stop signals, and in
only "a cases did the employees fail
to live up to the strict letter Of the
rules-in other words, the employees
were 1886 per cent perfect in their
observance of stop signals.
The results of these tests, which
have just been compiled, show how it
was possible for the Pennsylvania
railroad system in 1914 to carry near
ly 190,0OO,00O passengers, in more
than 100000 trains, over $4,000 miles
of track. without a single passenger
being killed in a train accident.
An absolutely perfect record was
made by enginemen in observing flag
mems signals; 1S.203 tests showed not
one failure. Altogether, tests were
made last year of compliance with 81
different classes of safety rules. In
81 of the 81 classes, records of 1913
per. cent. of efficiency or better were
made In three classes, representing
total of 31,379 individual tests, per-
feet performance was recorded.
In 1874 instances observed, there
were only 314 in which the rules gov
erning the handling of explosives and
inammables were not followed exact
! ly. There were only four failures in
! 1878 tests for obedience of the rule
/ against trains leaving or arriving
ahead of time. In all save nine out Of
16,251 cases, the regulations requir-
/ ing trainmen to be stationed at all un-
protected grade crossings, during the
shifting of cars, were Obeyed There
were only II infractions, in 53,4S0 in
stances, Of the rules governing watch
men at protected crossings.
To test obedience to the regulations
for the protection of men working on
or about tracks, no less than 309, ,3S9
observations were made. In only 80
instances was there failure to follow
the rules perfectly. Out Of II ,642 OBJ
servations to see whether first aid
equipment was kept in proper order,
six cases requiring criticism were
found In addition to the observations
for obedience to the train safety rules,
51,414 tests we're made last year in
the use of signals. The results show
ed 99.4 per cent. Of perfect efficiency.
Evening journal., 1915-02-18
HIGH PRACTICES GAME.

Coach Dunlap, who had charge of
the Wilmington High School squad of
basketball players in the absence of
Head Coach Meissner, last evening
put the cagemen through some hard
practice work in preparation for their
game tomorrow with the Conference
Academy quintet. The Cherry and
White team handed the Academy boys
a one-point defeat in the visit to the
Capital earlier in the season. but the
down-Staters claim they will revenge
this defeat with a clean cut victory
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1915-02-18
TWO FUNERALS AT GEORGETOWN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, Feb. IS
Funeral services of Former Sheriff
Alfred B. Robinson we're held at his
late residence here yesterday and
burial made at Whites Chapel.
The funeral of Rufus w. Torbert,
who died Saturday, was held from his
late residence in the afternoon, and
interment made in Union cemetery.
Evening journal., 1915-02-18
PITCHER MAYS A RED sOX.

BOSTON, Mass, Feb. 1S.-Carl w.
Mays, who pitched for the Providence
Internationals last season. sent his
signed contract to the Boston Ameri-
can League Club. It was reported two
weeks ago that Mays had accepted
terms of the Federal League
Evening journal., 1915-02-18

Following the meeting. the suffragists
proceeded to the State House and
there an English ivy wreath was
placed on the tablet that had just
been unveiled as a mark of further
respect and to honor to one of Del
awares greatest men.
Evening journal., 1915-02-18
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

M GNfED =, YOUNG TADY PROOF
w reader. Address B-2. Evening Journal
Onicc febls-at.
Z OR SALE-2O TONS OF PRIME CORN
Il fodder at 50 a ton, in barn. Brookdale
Farm, Greenville, Del. feb1scod-at.
+ OST-GENTLEMAN'S GOLD OPEN
II face Hamilton Watch plain back. Suit
able reward IL returned TO No. rs West
Seventeenth street febl63t.
VIZ ANTED-COLORED MAN FOR CHAUF-
w feur and general homework. No ap-
plication considered without good references.
Address M2o, Evening Journal once.
feblS5t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-16

Obert b16eu, I'M bas Die Srdn5OIsH
pOrkr OisrssRn 7ase lang init i4pes
rem @erIuitsn ge,dmpft, bas 9dapt.
srsisuib. Osuu foiudt bdben nur gang
unbeOeutsHoe Gsisate fiatissfuHDsu.
es bdHbelis fid in UisIsH JdIIeu uM
tIeinsrs Snfaussrisausriffe uHO Se'
senansrifis, i'm aasemeineH ipieIte
ober Die 9lrtiGsris bic 6auptruus.
IN Der iiirsii5 iautdiiih.H Grsnae
finosn fOrtpGbrsuO aGmpis spii6eR
ben Rufsn uub Iirsen ftatt. Die
RuiIsn bebauphu. bier Die Sbsrbano
gu bdbsH nRb pisIe Gefangens 81 ma
DEN. Die SiirtsR bdben psrjprO6eu,
Die ptrfibe prupiH3 ~airhabfhau
rdumen sa polIsn, iobalb bic Ruifeu
Sisislbe gang D.rIaTsn ba6en uub Der
periii9t 9broniOIgsT IN Der Stabt an.
eetommsn lit. Sas eintrdsIitle 9tmt
bss @oubernears Der PrcDiii5 9lier+
baoI6an TT cine gpaHoge bes sbrons
srbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-16

Qoubon, 10. Sanudr. aus ben
lsbtsn gtriaieH bss ruiiii6sn Gsns'
raIifabs eebt berDOr. pab siue nsas
5rupp.nbtpesuHs Der Ruisn i'm
gauss III. bic DON grOber gsSsutung
fsiH Siirfte.
glm Mit.DO9 besann bic rIifiids
aapalsrie i'm n5rbIidtn ppIsn an
rs6ten llfsr Der uHisr.H @eiaisl OOr.
auriit.u unS bat bort ben SirDa slug
srrsidt, unssfdbr 40 RsiIsH 0iili9
Dor Der beuti6sn i}situns 2bOrn in
Deitpr.ubsn. cine tleiHs 0sutl9e Sa'
puLlsri, gl6tbeiluua DOT iid bertrsi.
|bsub. WlaH slaubt bier. odb Der rii.
|Fide Sbersummanbsur, GrOBiiirit Ris
tolars, bier cine gang nsus armss Dsr'
lp,nben pirb, bic, Ct. qsiers6urssr
0spsi6en semdb. 100000 Bis elm;
.RffiOn fart i.in fOa. ano bic &c.
meinIdyaftii6 nit elmer sesen Sits
preuBen porriideubsn gtrmss cperirsn
iou. GieI. aruss tpiirSe bic Seutidsr
5rupp.n, bic in Der Rdbs BON Wslapa
fe5n. in cine i4Iiume Gage brinssu
unb aud bic beutIbs strme.. bic in Der
RGbe Don BarI9au ftebt. IN Ridsn
t.brObtH. Die glnnabme a6er. SaB bic
RuFm bier unttr Der glais Der 9sui'
ihm cine ueue Qrmts BON elmer Ulils
lion WanR aafmarI&irtH !diftu t0nn'
ten. bon S.rtn Griitsus Rismans st'
mas asrDubt gu baben idsini, 1T stuas
sspdst, nnS pis es id,sint. iinS our6
bi.l. 0eriidn bic OsuiTfm Rilitdr-
fiibrsr i'm oitm and Mot aus BEN
Gl,i6s.Didbt sebraai pors<u. Die
GeutiHsn sreifsn INNER nod stIss,ut-
Ii9 bic rufTiidxn ainisn an, anO Sers
lilnr 9speTdsu safOIss. bdbsn fis si-
nsn ipi6tism Siiispun;i Der Ruifsn
nurbORli9 pom RaDta Ghb eroberi.
Sonf Fat H6 auf O,m 0itIia.u
arisssi4uupIob ui6ts Uidtisss sr.
sisnst.
auf BEN DsitIi9en arisSaiaaupIns
biISst bsr GrFOIs Der 9eutid.u. inOsm
fie in Elm paar sossn in Der Gss.nS
eou eSiEsus Sos esbist DieSsr sr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-16
Widbtise Greisniiie
Wsrbtn binnsn tuIs.m ME
Der auf bem 5itIi6eu
RriessfdaupIaB
erpartei.

81. peters6ura 10. SsdH -
Der ruiiiide 0tnsraIitab lit Az Der
anii9t ssiommen. 6dB bic 0sutfden
cine allsemeine Dfftniipbsipssing In
sr0Berem Mabitux bonn Dshsn unb
SiibiDsfisn DON @arfdau aus beads
ii2tisen. Die Gtabsofii3isre fdlisBen
oieS bardus. boB bic 9sutihm lire
Iootsn uno 8srtpunbetsn Don 9ob3
nnb g.istrOtOip aus na6 9sniidIanb
asbradt, unb aud bic Gage ibrer Waus
nitionsbspotg bsranbsrt babsn. es III
au6 bierbtr aemelbtt iporbtn, baB
oeuifhe Irlppen in GROCER 3abl I'M
noroiifsn llnsarn dnseiommsn nnb
lie auf pnniie in Der Rdbe Der be-
.f,itisim poiiiiOnsn pertbeiIf iporbeu
iiitb. ipelde bic norpIiten 3uaanae
nab llugdrn psrtbibiseu. unb no
iDeiter n0roIia bic adrpaibsnpdfTe iid)
i'm geib Der Ruiien bsfinb.n.
Diss fdeint dnsubsutsn, baB bic
Dsati6.n bic Gsftsrrsi6sr bsrifdrten
uno bdIo Elm 9sriu6 s.madt Htreen
ipiro. bag n6rbIi4e llnsorn uno BIZ,
guiotpiHa bon ben Ruifsn su bdrei,n.
Die iebise psrbdItnibm6Biqe GtiIe III
Der Gsssnb DON Dari6au hdnsi. NE
man aIaubt, nit bisisr tpmmspbsn
SffsHiipRDsgunl i'm 3uiammsE1dng.
Die stHiDsienbsii ruifii6sr 1ruppsn
in Der gutotpina unb ON Dunaier
dIuB iiib5iiIi6 bon araiar. ipiirb.
Elm !3nidmmeHwiri.n Der RumdnsH
nit ben RuiiH srlsidtsrH. i'm fyalI.
Rumanisn bsIdIieb,n iollis. in ben
arieq sinsusreifsn.
sn bitfissn WiIitdrlr.iitn 1T man
Der glniiai. nab Der beutfte Generals
fab Der Situation in llnsarn isbt
arobs Dihtisteit beimibt. Die Grnens
nuna BEG gdrons Stephan guriau
gum Sitsrrsi9ifdsuuaatifd. Niniitsr
bss elsubsrsn als gso4folssr oss Grus
fen BON ger6tpIb ipiro. pis man bier
sIaubi, BEN gsr,be pcn sinsm Itpns
ratsn 5risben spii&en RabIdno anb
Ceiisrr,id,, Der pon BEN Grnfsu npn
gerdiolb bssiiniiist tpprben iein ion,
tin Gnbe MAIDEN. Bon gsr@tolb fOII
Dtn StdnopuHlt tingenonnen babtn.
raB CsFisrreidj nibt i,int Rsiourceu
cpf,tn iolls. I'm iluaaru lne S9Isiitn
rrr einsr ssupdiicn su beipdbrsn.
Baron 9urian. Elm uusdriihsr
SIdps, IN sin iBiimsr 5rsunD r.s un'
sorifhsn qrsmisrminiItsts. @raf Stss
pban 3isN. or Bat m,brere Sabre in
s9Dsiau s,ipObni unb III nit raIIii9sn
anssIssepbsitm uno Der pcuiIaDiihtn
gsDssuHa a,nau untsrri9t.i. CT iOll
gu @uniisn zines ariss.s bis gum
subtriien asatn Rublnnb iein.
Drti Dsutfa, in MorOttO
bsrurtbeilt.
Gafablanta, Marotio. Dia
gnris, 10. Sununr. 3fDsi Deuiifs, |
aarl eide uno 6err Grimoltr. Die Der
5piOHoss onsstIdet ipdren. iinb bier
'oH sinsm aritgsssridt 5nm Sooe
'sruythsiIi ipcrbtn, ipGbreno Elm Drit.
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ber GefdnsnibitrdFs p,rurtbei!i uur6t,
Die orsi ManHsr ipursH bsi9uloisi, |
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-16

.Sn Der 8eeeRo DOH grapnne unb
BEL Rbeims faitbeH sslterH beftige ar.
tiIleriseeiedte fat, pGbreno iUeIdsr
bic feinoIiben 9atterieH iuieberboIs
gum Sdpsisen gebraht purosn.
.sSH Der 9eeeHo DON pertbes, in
ben areOnnen uHo auf ben S0beu osr
Naas Bat ii9 ni6ts bsmertsnspertbes
sreisnst. Dir babsn bic Snbbriiden
5srit6rt, bic DON osu 9sutiden bel ct.
Ribisl ii6sr Die Ulaas sef6lagen ipur.
ben, uno i'm Bdlo Don 9lilD ihlugsu
mir einen 2lugriff nuf bic Grdbeu suz
rid, Die bon uns an 8. Sanuar sss
npmmen iporoeH fpartH.
An ben @oseieH, bel Stnonues.
ba6tn mir Die Ssutiten raa sinsm
beftissn Snfautsrisssfscht 3ariidse.
i6lnssH. Bir our6bra6eH ibre Sta.
teIordbtosrbaue uRo belesten ibre
9ra6su.
.2(m iibrisen 56eiI Der 5roHt bat
iid nidts Wi4tigts .reisHet.
Cine peripdttte aise.
pdris, 10. San. Die SaDas
4sentur sat cine bonn 10. Sanuar
aus ct. Gmer oatirts 9epsi6e srbaI
ten, in psl6er iiber sinsn Sies Der
9riten uno elm 9orriidsn berielben
ii6sr cine Strede DON elmer Wfsile ges
meIoet piro - Elm Sies, Der ob.
lpo6l ii6 biss I6on Dor fiinf Sassr
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5isasn frans6iii9en nod in ben oeuts
i5sH Bsri5.en nit eiusm Dort IT'S
pdbnt pOrosu 1T. Die Sspsi1e Iou.
Il. fpie foIst:
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mittde nm aDei llbr bic tart Oers
iaonStsn p0iiiiOusn Der 9satiben bei
ga 9afiee. nadosm oitIe oOrber poH
Der 9(rtiasrie beftis bsiaOfsu pors
otn iparsu. Gs III oiss cine tpihtige
itrotesii9e StsIung uHn ibre Ginulbs
me 6soeutst Elm 9orriidsn DON elmer
RsiIs. Die @srIuite Der 8riten mas
rem unbsbeutsnb, pdbrsno bisienissu
Der 9sutiden isbr srOB paren, Gs
Uurbsn pisIe 0sutide gu Gjsfausensn
ssmddt.
aatfer DiLNtm in ben
ddn3grdben.
autterbdm. 10. Sanuar, Dia
aunoOn. Die .s0Inii6e 3eituns~ psrs
0fientli6t oen 9risf zines beutidsu
Soloaten, Der on Der ipeitliben 5rOnt
oisnt, in bem iiber sinen 9sfu9 pss
auiIers DiIbeIm in ben SdliisengrG.
ben geri1t obgeItuttst pirb. Der
Rdifer Toa sutsn Wlutbs seipsien Isin
unc iia in beit.r Gtfuuobeit befiroeu
Der S4rsiber faet inner anberen:
rGr belt cine biibI6e Reoe. Gr
ioats uns, oub er in ben arsounsn
einmnI siRe Der beuti6en Grob6bIen
Iinipisirt aHb bort nit einem alrtiIss
,ris Gfiisi.r MeiH sstranisa babe.
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SDnanb
Dill bas @erbot Der @uss
fu6r BON 9 aum 10 lie nc d.
0eutI6ldubd ubdufbeben.

fu6r pom ga um 10 0 lie II d.
9eutf 6ldub dufbebeu.
Saag, 10. Sanuur. = Die bols
ldnbii9e RsgieriIna bat ben 8DrIdIag
in Grip6sung, bas 9erbot geseu Die
9lusfubr Don gaumtpule nab Deutfhs
lamb uuf5ubsbeu unO es 1T gu erpars
ten, pab Elm 9etret in oieiem Sinne
innerbalb Der nd6iten 5ase au ers
iparten III.
8is iebt burfte teine poH bolhnbis
i9en aaufIeuteR impprtirte Moae
ndh irgeHo eiuem Der friegfiibrenoeI
2Gnoer srportirt perbeu, ObaIetd1 cine
2aoung, bic birett fir Selti6ldnp bea
itiinmt mar, purb oos 2ano 9eldneH
lpurpe.
Benig Reues bonn DFerres
9ifden Rrie9s 6aupIGt.
8ien, Oia Saus, mad QOnoou.
Is. San. 9lm 5yreitag purbe bier DIG
fOlaeIoe Offi5isue 8etuRutmodans sr-
IaHen:
,,Sm iiibIidsn qpleH fdHoen am
9DHneritua nur eeleseHtIi9e 4rtiues
RE 0usle itatt. gber ON Suudiecs
5luB in 9dIt5ien mar oas qrtiIIerie-
feuer pdbrsuo beg ean5eu Cages eiH
ie6r bsftigss. llufere ihpere 4rtiIIe.
rie mar iebr erfolgreif. sic fbob sin
srobss WuuitiOHsmusa5iR in grano
unb 6ra6te mebrere i6pere 9atterien
bss Seinoes gum Sdpeisen.
rSn ben &arpotbsn berridt fdit
polIItGnbige &ube. 0ds INNER tGItsr
tperbeube Wstter lit ben triegeriiaeH
SperatiOmR nadtbeiIig.
9euti9e &rie9sauleibe-
Bombs 3u part gstauft.
Nm iterbum, Is. San. Gins
Depei6e aus Berlin iost, bab bic
beutfhen ariegsunlsibe Bombs am
SSreitug an Der 9erIinsr 9Orie prioa-
tim gu pari gstauft purben feien. Sc
1T bies % pro5ent iihsr benz Gmiis
fipu5breiS
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9lnt mnterem reftem
@ei@ielmfer
9 9eineh bic Ruffen eint
meme SruppeRbepegung

Htue Z { De ID 9 w g
begonnen 3u ba ben.
ct. Petersburg, 10. Sanuar.
Der ruTifde Generulftab erlieB am
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r4m 0OnHeritag 9tberb uHb am
Sreitas berri4te an Der suusen SrOnt
berhdltnibmdbige Sti[e. Die Deuts
fdeH madten einise f4pu6e ansriff.
auf unfere @Drbut in Der Gesenb Don
2oeseu, Sfpreuben. mubtsu fi9 dbsr
SuriidSisbsn
v9tm re9ten llfer Der unterenMei9s
lei 6atten mir nit Der beuti4en &a.
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men Snfanterieabtbeilunsen unteritiist
tDurbe. Die beutTden Eruppen. bJs
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20 Waeilsn fiibIi9 DON Der peitpreuBis
ideu @ren5e) pertrieben batten, 6atteu
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ieBt, tparsn a5er ni6t i'm StanDe. lie
gu baItsu. Sic 5Osen iid in n0rbli@er
Ri4tuug 5uriid.
.gtm Iinten Bei9ielufer madyten
bic SeutI9en lire Hbli9en 9lnsrifie
|uuf etnigs Sbeile unferer Gront, fDos
mentli4 sesen uniere 2irrie DON gor-
iimoD nah Ratpo. Sie tpurbeH aber
iiberau suriidgeidIagen.
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tomme

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len tpiiHI6e, um benz &riegseIenb eil
@noe gu MAIDEN nnb ben 8risoen in
Der WeIt ipieperher3uitellen.
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