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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-19
SITUATION wANrEp-s,ale.

WANTED. position by registered as
Sistant Pharmacist: Al references
thoroughly experienced. Address I. i5S.
care Times Dispatch.
flRST-cinss painter wants work inside
or out. by day or contract. Address
FAINTER, IOl East Clay street. or phone
Randolph 3252-W.
WANTED. employment In or near city
for white and colored boys. Il to II
mond. Room s. Civ Hall. Phone Nam.
dolph egg.
WANTED, by young married man. some
KIND OF employment. Address A Az,
care Times Dispatch.
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All travel Arrangements Over Ons
Counter
American or European
Railroad. Stcnmkhip and Pullman
Tickets.
Baggage Checked, TaNIcao, Traveller
Checks.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY
GOD East Main Street.
Branch Offices: JefYerson-Murphys
Richmond Hotels.
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERa~
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FOR SNLE-Busincsy.

LINEj'S stable and coal yard doing
good business in growing Valley
town OF $500, with two railroads, seven
horses, all Kinds of vehicles. Lease or
rent rrope-tv. Big bargain at 81, 600.
Terms. Address Shcaandoah, care
Times Dispatch
FOR sale. confectionery and grocery
npsiness. Will sell cheap on account
OF henith y -. care Times Dispatch
DRUG store for sale An old estab-
lishcd business IN one of Virginia s
largest towns. Daily sales from SEA-
To SI5 day. Ill health reason for
selling. Terms: it viii require $4,000
cash. Address 1852. care Timcs-D!s-
patch.
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AUTOMOBILES -VEHICLES.
Vehicle Co. wagons
and automobiles. repairing and paint
ing done In first-class order. Rubber
tire work specially. 3l+ North Fifth
Street
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YOUNG lady desires Il position us com
pnnion and assistant in light house
WORK. can give recommendation.
! Rosebud, Victoria, l.uncnburg Coun-
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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MISCELLANEOUS gANYs.

MISCELLANEOUS tTANSS.
WILL. buy q secondhand machine to
make mop corn crisps. Must be i'm
good order. ] prefer the w. u. Long
make, OF Ohio. State price and how
long used. Address c. G. Perry. Dill
wyn, Va.
WANT 10 rent store and dwelling IN
prosperous village on railroad. Moore
& Co. Morrisville. y. c. Route No. 9.
WANTED. To buy walrus handbag j.
j. Weir. Room 331. Jefferson Hotel
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WORTEAM PEhTROSS,
Engineering and Surveying.
County Phone. Hanover. Va.
YOUNG colorcd man, good references
desires location for cleaning and
pressing business. or job with such
ni'm. Is experienced cleaner, prcsser
and dyer. Address y. T.. G.. Box 3i7.
Suffolk. Va.
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES.
COMMERCIAL bodies IN stock to fit
any Ford chassis. Several styles 20
select from. Lowest prices. y Myers
Sons. 1Sl East Cary Street
ONE-ton motor truck at an attractive,
price. Guaranteed frst-class uondi-
ton. Your opportunity for ji,ney
bus. Apply $40 North Eighteenth
Street. over Overmar. Williams e Co.
WE. have 4 few more first-class used
,l-passenper automobile for sale
cheap. The very thing for jitneY
buses. Look 'e;n over at III West
Broad.
OAKLAND roadster. in excellent CON
chance to get a classy roadster cheap.
l need the cash. Randolph 22o2-J.
FORGET your automobile tire trouble
I can eliminate biowouts. rimcuts and
punctures. Roy G. EoXley, Bumpass
Va. Eastern distributor for the Max
o-Tirc, Virginia ana North Carolina
Roy G. BoNley. Bumpass. Va.
1914 Ford runabont in perfect condi-
ton: good paint and extra quiet mo-
;or. Tires all good. $3.50. Phone Madi-
son 3IiS
I have = titncy buses TINT are netting
NE SIS daily clear money. Route es,
tahlishcd; good cars. Will SELL as !
am in need of money. Price. $500.
Your money back in 3 months. y iO7,
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FARM for sale-One OF the best dairy
and chicken; modern house. barns.
sio, hcnery; "a acres land: lined and
manured. y. b. Dow, owner Lynch
burg, Va.
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Lnar AND FOUND.

LOST chalrpaEnc gloves from Cohen's,
between Sixth and Broad and Albion
lhcater. or IN kaufIuann's store. Phone
MADISON IoGG-W reward
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SITUATIONS wANTHD-remn,e

lady OF refinement. who IL an under
graduate nurse, with training and
experience, desires general nursing, in
yalidS ANA convalcScents preferable
Iteasonable rates. Best OF references
Address Miss e. Funkhouser. Maurer-
town, Va.
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ROOM and board, 20? South Third
street. strictly modern eauipmc MT
Cuisine uneXcclled. Special accomm o.
dations for transient. High class ser
vice in every respect.
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domestic character and good sense
are indicated by the following Incl
dent:
In 1896, at the Berlin Municipal
exposition, the emperor wanted to
purchase for her an expensive dress
with an elaborate train, which was
on exhibition. She refused 1t with
a smile, saying gayly, What use
would it be? With three boys always
hanging to my skirt it would be torn
in a jiffy." The narrator Of the In
cident adds that "alas, those boys are
now in the perils Of war. The heart
of the imperial mother is heavy with
grief, though her valorous spirit
would not restrain them from ser
vice to their country"
A valorous and resourceful people
like the the Germans, with a rich,
united country at their back, cannot
be conquered, and believe that the
Teuton will emerge from the present
gigantic struggle as victor.-George
Simmons, in Washington Post.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

learn that a party who has re-
Gently been, and probably is now, in
Bamberg stated to many of my
friends that said would not be in
Bamberg again soon, and that l had
given this party the names Of many
of my regular piano customers and
that he had come to tune their pianos
for me.
l desire to state that these state
ments are absolutely false. I have
never given anyone list of names
of my friends in Bamberg, have
never requested anyone to represent
me there in the matter of tuning
pianos nor in any other capacity,
neither did l ever tell this party that
l would not again be in Bamberg in
the near future. The good people Of
Bamberg have known me too we'll
these many long years, and their i'm
plicit confidence in me has been too
great for me, to allow myself to be so
grossly misrepresented before them.
will continue to tune your pianos
when you want me, and to attend to
all your musical wants just as long
as work for any town or anybody.
Respectfully,
&C. A. LUCAS.
Aiken, S. c., March 5, 1915.-adv:
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Personal MENTION.
People Visiting in This City and at
Other Points.

Miss Moselle Copeland spent
Wednesday in Augusta.
Mr.. W. F. Rice, of Denmark,
spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. Lewis Kinard, of Ehrhardt
spent Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. George Boylston, of Black
Vile, spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Berry, OF
Branchville, spent Sunday in the city
MIR. ]. w. Matheny, of Holly
Hill, is visiting his brother, Mr.. D.
r. Matheny.
The family of Rev. E. O. Watson
arrived in the city Tuesday night
from Conway and are occupying the
Methodist parsonage.
Mrs. E. D. Puett has returned
to her home in Charlotte, after
spending a few weeks in the city
with DR.. and Mrs. H. F. Hoover.
Miss Ettie Kearse arrived in the
city on Wednesday. She will be as
sistant trimmer at Hooton's Ladies
store and Millinery Parlor this sea-
son.
Miss Maude Barker, of Randall
man, n, c., milliner for Mrs. A. McB.
Speaks & Co., returned to the city
Sunday afternoon to resume her du-
ties.
Misses Mary Livingston and
Bessie Armstrong. Mrs. L. P.
Mcmillan, Mrs. W. c. Whitesides,
Messrs S. A. Merchant, R. T. Fairey,
A. NJ. Denbow and A w. Knight at
tended the production of Jerry at
the Grand theatre in Augusta Fri
day evening.
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KAISER BORN A CRIPPLE.
Owes Withered Arm to Doctors Awe
of Royal Mother.

Readers of current literature must
observe a popularity in the pose OF
the pictures representing the German
emperor. The popularity is this
the left hand is always seen thrust
into the side pocket of his coat. The
reason for this is that the member
is useless and has been so all his life,
the afliction having had its origin
at his birth through the blunder of
the attending physician.
AS the circumstances attending the
unfortunate happening may not be
known generally, it may be interest
ing to reproduce the account given
of it by correspondent of the New
York Sun, writing from Berlin twen-
ty-five years ago. The clipping is in
my possession and was cut from the
paper at the time of publication. The
following is his version of the affair:
"In Paris two days ago l talked
about Emperor William with friend
Of mine, whose fame as medical
man is worldwide, and obtained for
your readers most interesting and
definite information as to the young
rulers physical condition. The in
formation may be relied upon as exact
beyond any question.
"'Young William was unlucky in
the first place. said my friend, in
having a princess for mother, and
equally so in having been born a
prince. These two circumstances &C
count for his unhappy deformity.
The usually accepted accounts Of its
nature are imaginative rubbish.
The Crown Prince Frederick
was travelling, as is generally known.
in an 'out-of-the-way place at a very
indiscreet period. The birth of the
present German emperor was unex-
pected, and he was helped into the
world by some obscure little doctor
with an awe for royalty far in ex-
cess of his knowledge of surgery.
eff he had been allowed to think
that his patient was simply an ordi-
nary woman, of strong physique, all
would probably have been we'll; but
the fact was carefully impressed up
on him that he had on his hands the
life of a future queen, and that the
child would probably be heir to the
Prussian throne. This so demoraliz-
ed the little doctor that he added the
strength of his own muscles to the
forces of nature, and so severed the
muscles of the infants left arm.
when | was called to Windsor by
Queen Victoria to attend the little
boy saw at once that his case was
hopeless. If he had been a grocer's S
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

District Court of the United States
District of South Carolina-In
bankruptcy.
In the matter Of J. D. Dannelly &
Co., bankrupts.
BY virtue Of an order to me di-
rected in this matter, will offer for
sale at Ehrhardt, S. c., in front Of
the storeroom of this bankrupt, on
Wednesday, March oath, at II
o'clock noon:
All Of the personal property of the
said Bankrupt, consisting Of Mer-
chandise Stock, Fixtures, Machinery
and Tools and Accounts.
Terms of sale cash. Goods to be
removed after sale. Parties desir US
of bidding can get further informa-
ton by writing Trustee.
w. L. DOUGLASS, Trustee, f.
3-1S Charleston, s. c.
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Her Reason.

Mr.. Capron and his wife struggled
valiantly to teach their little daugh.
ter Edith to repeat the letter "a.
Try as they might, the little girl re,
fused to pronounce the first letter OF
the alphabet. and after several vain
efforts, MIR. Capron retired from the
struggle discouraged.
Mrs. Capron called the child to her
and in an affectionate manner asked:
Edith, dear, tell mother why you
won't learn to say "a.
We'll, MOTHER explained Edith
its because just as soon as say "a
you and father will want me to say
b. ''-Harper's Magazine.
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been called in, and some sound
method of cure adopted and follow
ed. AS a prince, however, he had
to be seen by every great doctor, no
system was followed out, and the
worst possible result of the accident
ensued, namely, complete atrophy OF
the arm.
Mechanism Moves Arm.
1T is wasted completely away,
and is probably smaller than when
examined him as boy at Windsor.
Fortunately, such wonderful skill has
been shown by the German surgeons
as to save him from the mortifica-
ton of having it plainly seen that
one of his arms is simply the wither-
ed arm of child. The withered arm
is padded out in a most life-like fash
ion, and not only that, but within the
padding is a most wonderfully clever
machine-a series of strings and
cords acting like the muscles of the
arm.
"'These artificial muscles are con-
nected with the good muscles of the
shoulder most adroitly, so that while
in a natural condition he would be
incapable Of moving his withered
arm, this most ingenious mechanism
enables him to impart to it move
ments that are almost life-like. He
can raise or lower his artificial hand
and use it sufficiently we'll to guide
carefully trained and broken charg-
ers which are selected for him.
Despite the serious handicap, the
boy and the man developed that men
tai and moral force which makes the
present emperor of Germany the
greatest character of the time. His
wonderful force of character and
high moral and ethical ideals have
been impaired to his people, who are
now laboring to maintain their coun-
try's prestige against what appears
to be great numerical odds.
During his long and peaceful reign
the emperor's energies have been di-
rected toward the betterment Of the
condition of his people. He is de-
voted Christian, being an earnest
Bible student. Upon every suitable
occasion he emphasizes his desire for
temperance, frugality, and morality
among his countrymen, and his
teachings and appeals have borne and
are bearing fruit Statistics show
that less spirituous liquors are con-
sumed per capita in Germany than in
any other country. The Teuton rep
resents the best thoughts of the age
in all lines of advanced thought and
human activities.
Like many another successful man
Emperor William has been aided in
his life efforts by his good wife, who
is a woman of noble parts, and whose
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1915-03-11

Husband-You spend altogether
too much money.
Wife-Not at all. The trouble is
you don't make enough.-Exchange.
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NOTICE TAXPAYERS.

BY order from headquarters all
unpaid taxes go into. execution on
the first day Of April. If not paid
don't blame the treasurer.
1t G.. A. JENNINGS.
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Glendale Spring Water delivered
by J. A. Murdaugh for soc for s.
gallon bottle.-adv. tt.
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d. s. ". Tiper, Ofteopdtb, ZOE
Soleono Ctr. oben. Office Eel gr.
4S6. 8obnnnastd. gr. t437 Mn3)
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ilnterreonns NIT Gnoer 9aida.
Son emil 2uoDig.

Gies lit oas ioioerbarite MiniIte-
RUM Der @elt. go oft i6 iiber oen
rieiigen 8las Dem @iigel nno Bola-
Ite 3uidritt, oann onrd BEN italieni-
ihen Irfaoenbof in bas foIo5ialc
Sreppenbaus nno ihlieBIid in Die
eflormen Erunfldle fam, nafte id):
Wie ~Ionoerbar, oaB geraoe in oielem
Holais, 6ds nod Dem @eibmad ser
IIten in Der geiGttigt rnbenoen ro~
mantiiben Siirfei erbaut III, Der
entideioenoe arieg BON elmer nelaeil,
befDegliden un6 arbeitenoen Siirfei
eroaht tplroe uno geleitet uiro,
9Is 8or5immer bes Miniiters oieat
elmer Der Hieleni1Ie, Der baIb uie
Elm fiiritIiher 8ernflingsfaal aus
Der garef5eit. baIb tpie oas 3eug-
baiis zines SnmmIer 2iebbaber
rirft. oenn binter ben oamaftroteir
SeIIeln, beren bequeme giefe bonn
amerifaniiditen alubielel nidt err
reidt miro, unter iiberlaoenen Sri
%ltalfronen, nif MonItreteppiden
fteben lange @lasldrdnfe, uno bergen
foitbore 8affen Der alteit Siirfei,
@oloifmieoearbeit mebr als @offen-
funit fleine @unoer aiis 9amas5e-
ner SGnben, @ololhiloc, 9oIde,
giirfeni6bel uno anoeres. 9as gan5c
friegeriihe Reqitiiitoriitm Der begra-
benen 9iirfei itebt inter @los I'M
8or5immer oes Monles, Der aIs en-
iter 9iirfe nit u-8oot unb Morfer
arbeitet, mie elm 9eitiher: Gnner
Iai6a.
Der Mann, Der oieIen 9rieg mdt
BLOB beranttuortlid leitet, lonoern T.
moglidt, erboft uno oamnls gegeu
cine 8elt bon &rdften ertrobt bat,
i6eint niht, mos elm idaleuer Mp-
tbos aug linn mafte. SIN WitteI-
punfte bes 4latldes bon Gera miro
! er, 0eiien iagenbofte 2oufbabn in adj
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Gle bentige Gage.

SIN Noroen Serbiens oringen Die
0entlden rubig tDeiter Dor. 81 boz
ben ben Srt 8o8eoac, iiiolib bon
Eo5arepuc, beleet nro oie Serbcil
ge5rprngen, enolif ard ben Moclua-
GHtrift 81 rdunle1t. @ns Dem @iioell
lanten Die Nadri1ten m~ioerlrre=
demo. 2onooner 9epeiden bebul1p=
ten, Die @iilfstrllppen Ser Mliierten
~errdngen glan5enoe grfolge, aber lie
meloen inns feline gin5elbeiten. 8a-
gesert beiBt es iett, baB oie @e-
icbnng Strlimnita's ourd tie audi
rod nidt beltatigt lei. Mah oert-
ihen geridten baben Die Bulgaren
pidtige Eunfte an Der @rer8c be-
iebt, naf ierbiiden fino tie suriif=
getrieben. Die Mliierten moacr
nod groBe 8eritdrfungen nah ser
8alfanbalbinfeI ienoen. Man ideint
~iiberboupt griinolide gerdnoer1naelt
in Der oortieen ariegfiibrung madjclt
81 nouen. Ser Oberbefeblsbuber
Sir San Somilton lit au~riidberufen
nno Sen. Wonro lit an feline Gtcl-
lie getreten.
Sir @otparo Cartons bat iein anlt
dig @eneralantpoIt nieoergelegt uno
man er5dblt iih BOB nod tpeitcre
geranoerlngen inn engliiden Mini-
iterinm itattfinoen tperoen.
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gmsIauSiidjs @odtnrunOidam.

IS bralldt feiner elm GROCER gro-
pbet ooer iibertrieben feiner erfen-
ner poIitifder &~onitenatidn s1 ieir,
INN tn ben @reigniiien Der Ietten
8 Bis IA gage Mn5eigen fir cine bal.
+oige geenoiguns oes groBen arieaes
81 erfe1nen. Ons po[I5t1noiae Wis-
gliiden Der gaIfanpolitif ser a(-
liierten, oas fiegreide 8ororinaen
Der oeltiden 8erbiinoeten, oos
prontpte gingreifen guIgariens urS
Dor allem bic l1n5ufrieoenbeit u,o
@erei5tbeit in ben 2Gnoern ser ST.
liierten, Die in oenGibnngen oerGar-
lnmerte %berbortritt. Dos ones fins
3eider, bob mir nns elmer Wertouna
rdberr uno mir ponen mir boffen,
bob nidts 6a5tpiiden tritt, mas sen
tntirlihen Berlauf Ser Sode bin
bert.
Ous intereiiauteite bon 6ieIen 2ei-
den iino Die ftarfe @erei8tbeit uno
erobe Nerpofitdt, Die iid in gra-
ln1o uno Grnnfreib bemerfbar ma
den. Dan bot bort aIeg MisaeIhid
rltbig bingenommen: Die furdtbarer
VerluIte, Die Der engIifden Tlotte
ourh Die llnterfeeboote ser 0eut-
lden beigebraht ipuroen; Die 8eIdie-
Bnng engliiber &iiitenit1ote 6urf;
bic 9eutfden, feIbft Sic 3eppeIin-
r&aios", man bot iif mol geGraert
uno geidimpft, aber man bat Sod,
ieine Nlibe bebaIten. SeIb5t bic
Siege Der Geutfhen in &uBlo1o uno
ons Wisgliiden aGer 9urdbruhsber-
Jude in Sranfreib bat man anidei-
memo nit merftpiirbigenl @Ieidnnit
a~nfgenommen. Mber iebt iDiro nan
ilerpos. 9ieie gaIfnnaffoire IdIagt
ben Senten nuf Die Ierpen. 9ns lit
Elm 8efpeis oofiir, Dob man oie &C.
oeitling Der Borg1i1ge i'm logenann-
ten 1laben Often fir bic Gntuidlura
beg arieges erferilt. Ghon Die
aampfe mif @olipoli b~eroro5len /;
man bette gegIaubt, boB oie aroBan
cngIiiden &riegsififfe NIT oielen
tiirfilden Sorts gang anoers I'M.
ipringen ipiir6en. Mber man red
nete INNER nod oarauf, oaB man Die
8nlfanmddte ldIieBlit ood 5u e;.
nem l1eberfan auf bic Siirfei befpe.
gen Tonne. MIs Damn Die oertIden
Berbun0eten Elm Seer aiisriiiicten,
INN Serbien a~r15iiereifen, fling man
an, erregt 5u iper6en unb oIs es
6ann fIar iuiroe, bnB Die Nliierten
Dos SpieI ouf benz gaIfon perIoren
hdtfen, oaB guIgarien iif nuf Die
|Seite Der 0eutihen uno Der Eiirfei
iteIen nno MlimGnien ttn0 @riehen-
lono neutral bleiben uiiroen, ga gc-
riet man in cine fnrftbdre But,
man mofte fat iagen, in cine Sat
Der @er5ueifIung nno Die Miniiier
befamen Girge 5it b0ren, fuie fie i1-
mem lett geginn bes 3rieges nidt aa.
= o.
ingt iporen.
Sn beioen Iorlomenten brod, es
los, i'm fran5Oiilden iopoI als i'm
engliiden- SIN fran56iiiden lab ea
cine 3eitlong 70 aus, oIs Oh Die gon.
sc &egierltng geitiir8t tperoen miiroe,
ober man opferte 9elcoIie uno ret.
tete Die 1lebrigen. SIN engIiiAer
ParIament fam man elmer 9riiis
nidt 10 nabe, ober ihart uiienolif
idorf fuiroen Sir @omaro @ret
uno feline @enofien a%neegriffen. IS
aeigte fih cine iolfe gerftimmnne
0aB elm WitgIieo oes Oberbmlie8
2or6 Milner, 6ireft perIansen fonn
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Grttt 8rtHt fit straB: 9itaRag 10. Dtober 1875.

e'fgK asrrffNf FT.ar
tie. man lone iid bon Ganipoli aans
surid5ieben obne bnB ibm ein
Shlm Der gntriiItung entgegen=
brauite. Das lit Elm 8emeis oafiir,
tuie gefabrlid oie Gage lit. 8eroen
GertIdlanf' uno Seiterreid oiefen
3ug nod aonitantinopel erfolgreid)
hnrdfiibren fonr1e11. Damn iaGe11 Die
8riegsfabinette Sranfreids uno
@nelanos uno eire ne1le Sierra be-
: ginnt. lte6rieens tit IN @nglano aud)
Elm Winiiter, ser @eneralantpalt sn=
riifgetreten. 9as @mt befleioete
Der rliter-Srlanoer, Sir gomoro
Garlons.
9antit ioG nidt geiagt iein> oaB
man Damn altf einen @nti6eioungs=
fampf ber5ihten un6 iofort Srieoeil
ldlieBen iperoe. 9oS fonnten o1d)
Die neuen &egierungen niht. Mber
nit Sir gotparo @ren uno 0elcaiIe
lit ~iiberbaupt cine Srieoensperbann-
lung unmogli6; Die 8eioen miiien
crit fort. Ser cine lit iebt gegort=
gen nno Ser anoere miro ard ge-
ben. l1no oa1tn miro man iber Sen
! Srieoen perbanoeln fonnelt.
@ie 1tebt es nun Inn 9eutidj=
lan6? SIT Die Gage mirfli6 cine Iol=
DIE, oab mon cine erfolgreide 8urd1=
fiibrrng oieIes iebigen groBen I'm
ternebmens ertparten fam? @an5
entldieOen. Die beuti1en uno otter
reidiiden Srl1ppen iino unter ,oef
2eitung Madenien's nit GROCER llm=
iiht IN Serbien borgegangen. SsSn
breitem langiamem Strome iibarfllt=
ten tie oas 2ano. Die Serben baber
iid tapfer eerpebrt, aber Dor Ser @e-
malt Der 9eutiden fonnen tie bod
niht itanobalten. l1no 10 idieben
iid Die oeutlben gerbiinoeten Iang-
Jam, aber fiber INNER peiter poran.
Som @eiten fommen ibnen bic
8uIgaren 5u Siilfe, oie iiber sic
@ren5e seeangen fino uno iidy Ser
@ren5paiie bemo6tigt baben. 8oll
|Siioen Der treten ibnell Die aQiierten
Sruppen entgegen, oie iih in Salp-
milf berIammelt baben, nm 6en Ser
BEN gu Siilfe gu fommen. Gorlanfig
iin6 es MIR g~ngI1noer uno Srar-
solen. gs bieB, oaB aiid Die Sta=
liener uno &uifen Siilfe idifen mir
Den, big iest lit es aber rod nidt
gelheben, tie baben mol nit ii1 lcl-
ber genug 5u tim. Die aIliierten
Siilfstruppen erihtperen Die Sade
entihieoen, iie baben iebt jdon bic
bnlgariide @ren5ltaot Strumniba
beiest uno offenbor Die Mbfidt,
iotpol ben Serben oirefte Ser
ltarfung 5l briilgen, als aud oic
8ltlgaren 81 beunrubiger. SSsbre Oh
iift, Die 6eutih : oiterreifilfe CT
petition 5u einem SeblidIag gu nla-
den, miro ibnen aber nift geIingen.
Muf ben an0ern &riegstbeatern
bat iih .tpenis perartoert. SSt Gub-
LAMB finoen eigentIid MIR nod Rdm-
pfc BET Oiinnburg, in Ser Migaer @e-
eeno ltno in @olbpnien itatt. 9icle
a6mpfe iin0 fir oie beutifen Ser
Giinoeten erfoIsreid perlaufen. SSii
@dli5ien lit General Sfpot1om iiber
oen Strppa-SluB 5llriifgeordngt unb
ollie ieine @erilihe, portpdrts gu fon1-
men, iino pergeblih gepeien. Sn
Jranfreid uno Stalien 1T Die Gage
5iemlid u~nberanoert. Die gbancen
fino fiir 9entidlanb uno feline Ser
Hir0eten nn0alern1 n1tt
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Or. Mefenser, i3ahnar5t, lit bon
2t9 nod 422 Noore-@ cbdiioe itnlge-
5ogen. Gel. Grodett 1748.
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8log.