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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-06-10
Yes-Many People
have told us the same story-distress
after eating, gases, heartburn. A
0e~1M. Dyspepsia
N Tablet |
before and after each meal will relieve
you. Sold only by us-25c.
Frank W. Buchanan
Lewis Miner has gone up river to

Lewis Miner has gone up river to
work.
The pupils of Mrs. Burgess and
Miss Smith held picnic on Sunset
Hill Friday while the members of the
9Th and 18th grades held one In the
pine grove of II. c. Albee.
Mrs Grace Smith was on the sick
list last week.
a number of the friends of Mrs.
Josie Haynes Whiting met at her
home last Thursday evening and gave
her a surprise party in honor of her
birthday A pleasant evening was
passed with games etc. and refresh
ments were served of ice cream and
cake.
DR.. H. W Smith has purchased a
new Overland
Mrs. Emma Dyer and little son
Ralph of New Sharon have been Wis
iting Mrs. Louise Haynes.
You can buy more for your dollar
on Merchants Day at Chas. F. Ward 8
Skowhegan, than on any other day in
the year.
The members of the Morning Glory
Club met with Mrs Rose Taylor and
Miss Nellie Dolloff last Friday At
noon a picnic dinner was served after
which a social afternoon was enjoyed.
A large delegation of Rebekahs at
tended the District meeting held at
Madison last Wednesday evening. The
local degree staff from Somerset Re-
bekah Lodge exemplified the degree in
a manner which called forth much
praise from the visiting grand Off
GERS and members.
VIM. Bracket has purchased new
Hudson Six Model 16, having sold
his car to DR.. w. F. Brown.
Miss Leah Viles of Skowhegan was
a week end guest at Fred Burrill's
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Staples went to
Bangor Monday for visit with rela-
tiyes
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Mason and in
FAINT son are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. II. Turner.
The Abanakis Club met with Miss
Martha Robinson last Saturday after
noon. Refreshments of jello, cake
and saltines were served.
Dyer Dry Goods Co. wants to see
you Merchants Day.
The Baptist parish are planning 20
give a lawn party on the Church
grounds sometime next week.
The exercises to be given Text Sum-
day by the members of the Baptist
Sunday School are to commence at
1870 or the usual hour for the morn
ing service.
Rev. Robert Sheaff gave a very in
teresting illustrated lecture on I'm
migration" last Sunday evening at the
Congregational Church.
The members of the 9th grade or
the graduating class from the Gram
mar School took trip to Augusta
and TOgus last Friday instead of
holding the customary graduating ex-
ercises. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Eva Webster. The members of
the class were Rena Burrill, Marta
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OAK HILL-NORRIDGEWOCK

Miss Hilda Packard returned from
Canaan Saturday where she has
been teaching school.
Miss Angie R. Foster and eyre c.
Charles of Rome were united in mar
riage by Rev. James Taylor Thursday
afternoon, June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fairfield and
daughter Flora were calling on rela-
tives in this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Rogers of Arson is visit
ing her nephew Clarence Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles futile of
Cornville were the guests of their
daughter Mrs. Clarence Tompkins
Thursday of last week.
Miss Pearl Giggey closed a very
successful term of school at Old
Point Friday.
Bargains are advertised in Every
body's Column every week. Read them.
Miss Pansie Charles of Rome and
George Mosher were married recent
ly at the home of Rev. James Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tarbox of
Skowhegan were calling on friends
in this vicinity Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tompkins of
Monmouth are the guests of their son
Clarence Tompkins for a few days.
Allen Owens has engaged Duncan
Mcdonald of the Provinces to help
him with his farm work.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A Cheviot and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Cook Esty
and family went by auto to Bingham
Sunday afternoon where they called
on Mr.. and Mrs. William Owens and
other friends.
Frank Nick returned to Montville,
Monday with seven pairs of P. r.
Porter's oxen, where he will haul
lumber from the portable mill.
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TO HAVE BEAUTIFUL
HARM DANDRUFF

If your hair is losing color, too dry,
brittle, thin, or the scalp itches, i'm
mediately begin the use of Partisan
Sage. The first application stops
itching head, removes all dandruff,
invigorates the scalp, and beauties
your hair until it is soft and glorious
ly radiant.
Partisan Sage supplies all hair
needs and contains the exact ele-
ments needed to make it grow long,
thick and beautiful. 1t is delicately
perfumed and not expensive at G. r.
Fogg's.
You will be delighted with this in
MIGRATING toilet necessity for nothing
else is so beneficial as Partisan Sage
or so quickly gives the hair that en-
viable charm and fascination. 2w23
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Stevens, Bernice Head, Kathleen
Buckingham, Marguerite Dickinson,
Helen Dickinson, Eva Rushton. Bes-
sic Tramley, mise Miller, Gladys
Wilder Virginia Hussey. Edwin Gill
man, Leland Moore, Harry Bigelow,
Charlie Otis. Wallace Blaisdell, Sid
ney Grant, Clarence Carpenter.
Last Sunday morning the members
of the graduating class of the Eaton
and Norrdgewock High School listen
ed to very appropriate Baccalaure-
ate sermon given by Rev. Robert
Sheaff at the Congregational church.
Special music was also furnished by
the choir. The church was very
tastefully decorated with the class
colors. scarlet and gold and across
the front near the pulpit was sus-
pended the class motto, Excelsior. y
After the sermon Principal Eugene
Currie in we'll chosen remarks pre-
scented the following with diplomas:
Bessie Stevens. Beatrice Stevens,
Alma Stewart, Harold Pierce, Wilmer
Stevens and Frank Narney. Some
weeks ago the class took a trip to
Washington instead of giving the US
ual graduating exercises.
Those not absent one-half day dur
ing the spring term in the Primary
School at Norridgewock were Leah
Austin, Harland Blaisdell, Ernest
Dow. Neil Grant, Fred Horne, Edwin
Moore, Hazel Soule and Evelyn
Pierce Edwin Moore was absent
only one-half day during the entire
school year At the closing of the
Primary and intermediate Schools on
Friday the pupils enjoyed picnic on
Sunset Hill. Ice cream and cake
were served.
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N0RRIDGE " Oh h

Mrs. William Leayitt of Wilton has
been in town recently the guest oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace LeaYltt
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Sawyer and
son of Bucksport returned 70 fheli
home Monday after spendlF' = shorl
vacation with Mr.. saWYe1s parents
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cunllf are visit
ing in Boston
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Faffand en-
tertained a "63" party last SATURDAY
evening Refreshments OF lee cream
and cake were served.
Third annual Merchants Day at
Skowhegan next Tuesday.
Roland Barker went to Wateryille
Tuesday where he expects to remain
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Farrand and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caswell made
an automobile trip TO harrington
Sunday in Mr.. Farrand's new car.
Elwood Wilbur who has been work
ing on the State highway between
this town and Madison has gone tt
Fairfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Pierce and
Mrs. Salmon returned to their home
In Bradford, Mass, Monday after
spending two weeks with Mr.. Pierce'f
mother Mrs. Helen Pierce in town.
The frost last Wednesday night die
considerable damage to the young
plants and vegetables.
L. K. Folsom Esq. went to Oront
Monday to attend the commencement
exercises.
Several members of the |. o. o. F
lodge are planning to attend the Can
ton meetings in Lewiston this week
Chester Jones is having extensive
repairs made on his house and has
also added a very nice bath room.
E. e. Barker is building a new gar.
age.
Hamlin Hale is driving one of the
stage auto cars from Wateryille tt
Pennington.
w w. Merrill and family and Miss
Grace Savage of Fairfield were il
town Sunday.
Levi Ham is building a new bay
window on the front of his house.
Edward Whiting and family Of
skowhegan were visiting in town
Sunday.
Mrs. Evelyn Wheeler is the latest
person to go into the poultry bust
ness.
Band dance, Armory, Skowhegan
Saturday evenings Adm 25c and 10c.
Mrs. Russell w. Eaton and son Ro-
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Miss Militia Taylor has been at
home from Pennington High School
sick with the measles.
A mason from Madison has recent
ly been at work underpining the town
hall.
Miss Ida Mace is at home from
Madison.
Mrs. Harrison, the new pastor.
preached a very able Memorial SER
mon.
Miss Gladys Waugh is sick with the
humps.
Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Worthing of
Mercer were recently calling on
friends in town.
Howard Greenleaf and John Hutch
inson have a crew of men peeling
poplar.
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The News of Somerset Busy Towns

bert of Brunswick were in town a
few days last week.
Fred Barker returned to Gloucester
Monday after spending few days.
the guest OF his mother Mrs. Clara
Barker.
DR.. Clarke Blance and Guy Cole
took an automobile trip to their
homes in Prospect Harbor Saturday
returning home Monday
Charles B. Jones is very sick.
Mrs. Charles Russell was in town
Thursday to attend the annual '. [.
s. meeting.
Mrs. Plummer Butler was on the
sick list last week
The three new Dodge cars arrived
last week for Fred Lawton, Chester
Jones and Frank Trench.
Mrs. Mary Corliss is storing her
furniture and will visit her daughter
at Island Falls this summer. AL
fred Watson and family will occupy
the house which Mrs. Corliss has
moved from.
Mrs Elizabeth Edwards and Miss
Alice Butler of Massachusetts are ex-
pected this week to visit with Mrs.
Susan Spaulding
Twenty per cent discount on Goats
and Suits at Stewards, Skowhegan.
Merchants Day.
Floyd Whitcomb of New Sharon
has been spending a few days in
town the guest of Mrs. Roxie Carr.
Again the annual meeting of the
V. |. S. is a thing of the past and
will long be remembered by all pre-
sent as a very happy event. AT a
little after five the annual business
meeting was held in the Congrega-
tional Church with Mrs. Mabel Mil
Ter the president of the Club presid-
ing. After the reports of the differ
ent officers the following officers were
elected for the coming year: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Elizabeth Russell; LIST vice
president, Miss Florence Jewett; End
vice president, Mrs. Eva Sheaff; sec
rotary, Mrs. Lou Brown; treasurer
Mrs. jeanette Johnson. After the
business meeting all adjourned to the
banquet hall below where the gentle
men were waiting and delicious
salad and cold meat supper was serv-
ed under the direction of Mrs. Hattie
Miller and a corps of able assistants
After supper the company again went
into the auditorium of the church
where the following fine program was
given: Piano duet Mrs. Edith
Jones and Miss Florence Jewett;
song by Mrs. Althea Campbell with
violin obligato by Leone Jones; read
ing, Mrs. Blanche H. Simpson; piano
solo, Mrs. Earle Seayey; reading,
Mrs. Sampson; vocal solo, Bernard
Carr; reading, Mrs. Sampson violin
solo, Joseph Cloutier; reading, Mrs.
Sampson; vocal solo, Mrs. Neva
Jones; Chorus. America. The read
er Mrs. Sampson of Pennington was
greatly enjoyed and she responded
very gracefully to encores for nearly
every selection.
There were two ball games in town
Saturday, one between Farmingtons
against the Norridgewocks, 16 to II.
being the result of the score in favor
of the home team. Afterwards Co.
E of Skowhegan defeated the Nor
ridgewocks with a score of to g
Miss Mabel Danforth of Fairfield is
clerking for Frank Trench.
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such a road for long time. The
improvements extend almost the en-
tire length of the road through the
east part of the town.
Mr.. Roth returned Tuesday of last
week from Harmony where he had
been for few days assisting Ansel
Brown getting boats ready for the
seasons business.
Oscar Bean of Maynard. Mimi, was
the guest Sunday night of his cousin
Mrs. Dana Cooley, going Monday to
Athens to pass the day calling on rel
atives there.
Mrs. George Flanders of Mayfeld
has been passing a few days at her
former home here.
Percy Taylor and wife of Mercer
were recent visitors here with his
brother George Taylor and his uncle,
E. R. Berry returning home by auto
May 80.
Mrs. Margaret Starbird of Pittsfield
is the guest of her daughter Mrs. f.
R. Berry.
George Taylor has lately added a
coat of white paint to his house. The
trimmings are of brown.
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SOTTH CANAAN

Rev. A. NJ Cox of Clinton held a
meeting at the Written schoolhouse
Sunday. He left another appoint
ment in two weeks,
Mrs Susie Rand is seriously ILL.,
Mrs. Eta Salisbury is caring for her
Bert Band is at home called here
by the illness of his mother Mrs. Susie
Rand.
Third annual Merchants Day at
Skowhegan next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Mitchell of East
SkowhegaD, Mr.. and Mrs Everett
Cooley of Palmyra and Mr.. and Mrs
Simon Rowell of Pttsfield visited at
E. E. Salsbury's Sunday.
The Embroidery Club met with
Mrs. Belle Mason June End. All
seemed to enjoy themselves especially
at the supper table which was loaded
down with good things. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Belle Holt
June oath.
Mrs. Watson and son of Skowhegan
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Swain
Elvin Jaquith and Mrs. Glidden OF
Clinton were calling on friends Sun
day.
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WHAT CkTARRH IS

1t has been said that every third
person has catarrh in some form.
Science has shown that nasal catarrh
often indicates general weakness
of the body; and local treatments in
the form of snuffs and vapors do little,
if any good.
To correct catarrh you should treat its
cause by enriching your blood with the
oil-food In Scott's Emulsion which is a
medicinal food and buildingtonic, free
from alcohol or any harmful drugs. Tryit.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ.
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WEST EMRDEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Stearns and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Saunders and son from
Hanover were the guests of Will War
rem and family Saturday and Sunday
making the trip in an automobile.
Mrs. Clara Weeks is visiting her
brother George Pierce and wife at N.
New Portland.
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HARMONY

Alfred Johnson of Augusta, E. B.
Reed and E. S. Reed returned from
The Forks last Sunday morning by
fishing trip.
Services were held in the new
Methodist Church last Sunday for the
first time. The seating capacity was
nearly all taken up and many were
heard to remark of the excellence OF
the sermon.
Mrs. c. B. Rhoades who underwent
an operation for appendicitis last
Monday, is reported as getting along
finely
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NORTHEAST CORSyILLE

Mr.. Kent has job shearing sheep
this week.
Skowhegan next Tuesday.
Bert Bowman has had the road ma
chine building us a good road which
we appreciate as we have not had
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JACK AN

The residence of Mr. and Mrs. F. II
Williams was the scene of merry
party Monday evening, May Gath, il
being the 10th anniversary of the
birth of their daughter Erma Mae
The young lady was invited to the
home of her aunt Mrs. L. r. Moore
and was much surprised on her re-
turn to find sixteen of her young
friends. The house and grounds were
decorated with Japanese lanterns and
the young folks enjoyed games on the
lawn. Assorted cakes and ice cream
were served including birthday
cake ornamented with 16 pink and
green candles. At a late hour the
guests departed leaving many gifts as
a souvenir of their visit.
A solicitor is wanted to take sub
scriptions for the MISREPRESENTATION
ter, in this town and vicinity. Lib
eral terms. Write the publishers.
Rev. and Mrs. r. E. Jones of Port
age arrived on Saturday morning OF
last week to take up the work as
Pastor of the Moose River Congrega-
tional Church of Jackman.
Mrs. Lucy Moore won the first prize
in the Dennistown Co, vote contest
The prize being a very nice wagon.
The Jackman Dramatic Club went
to Caratunk Saturday morning re-
turning Sunday noon. They pre-
sented the Fisherman's Luck in the
Sterling Hall Saturday night, follow
ed by a dance.
Mont Bean and party from The
Forks were visitors over Sunday at
the home of F. II, Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Williams and
son, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sterling and
son went to Caratunk on Sunday.
They made the trip from Jackman to
Caratunk as guests of Mr.. r. Sterling.
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STARKS

Mrs. Arthur Nickerson and son of
Boothbay Harbor are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Rose Dudley.
Mark Sterry is in very poor health.
The Progressive Club will meet
Saturday afternoon, June IL, with
Mrs. Wilbur Creation.
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LARONE

l.. I. stevens Is DuSy Win MS CHAR
coal kilns. This is, with the excep-
ton of one year, the forty-first sea-
son that Mr.. Stevens has manufac-
tured charcoal, having worked at this
business since he was twelve years
old. For twenty consecutive years
he has furnished the NJ. c. R. R. with
coal for their shops at Waterville.
The traction engine ON the job of
road building through Larone met
with a mishap on Saturday last from
an over-heated bearing, which neces-
STATED a lay off for few days.
Clinton Luce is the latest owner Of
a new Ford car, purchased of the
agency at Skowhegan.
A few from this place attended the
commencement exercises at Good
Will last week.
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Buzzell recent
ly made days visit at their daugh-
ter's Mrs. W. R. Taylor in Farming
dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bigelow of
Smithfield were Sunday visitors at
O. H. Stevens and J. T. Bigelow with
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Nichols of Nor
ridgewock at L. c. Stevens.
J. Aronld Brown has had a well
drilled at his farm home, the work be-
ing done by Leon Sheaff, who went
down 140 feet and got 100 feet of wa
ter.
Ralph Clifford was Sunday call
err at Basil Winslow's. The two lads
being classmates at Good Will.
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General Gan 6amiltpn
ae9rt mad gHslanb 5uriid, I'm 9eritt
ab5uIiattsn.
SensralmuiOr Ronr ii6srnimmt Saa
aOmmanoO iibsr bic 3arbanslsns
Expedition.

aonbon, 19. Stt. - General
major GbarIss Garmi6ael glonrc III
5um Sommanosur Der OaroausIIeu.
Expedition sruannt tpOrbsn, als Rahs
foIssr bes Generals Sir San Samtl,
ton Der mad Gnslanb suriidtsbrt. Inn
geri4t ab5uitatten. Dieie gtntiinbi.
gung lpurbe am 9lbenb bonn srieesmi.
niiterium gsma6t.
8is CUR glntuuft beg Generals
glonrO ipirb Der Gsnsralmaioy 8il-
liam Riobel 9irppoob tenporGr bas
aommanoO ii6er bic 5ruppen fii6reu.
DAB es I'm bic 0urSaneaensG sGrpe-
oitiOn ibIsdt bsftelt 1T. ains iton ieit
einiser 3eii nidt nur aus ben offiSicl.
len britiiden geridten, ionOern aud
aus Gnbeutunsen bon bcben offiSiellsn
9reiIen in 9pubon berppr. Dor eiil
pdar Sagen fnadte i'm britti6en I'm
ierbaus Der Discount Milner ben 8ors
Iblag, bab bic Sruppen uOn Der @ali.
poll SalbinieI Suriidse3Osen unb mad,
anbsrsn 9bsilsn bes arisssihuupIabes
si4idt ipsrbsR ipIItsu aorb 2ans'
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galtan &riegsidauplaB: - ,Sn
Der U}acba 9egenb bat Der 5eino an
Sefangen, Iih uuf bag plutsau suriids
3u5ts6en. SiiOlid OOn gelgrab rider
uniere 5ruppen gegen Orecttopz@ z@ro6
unb Ods 9Orf 8roin por. Sab0itli6
bon ponarebuc limb bic StGote Srnice
uno goiepdc BON unIeren Sruppen
singenommen porben.
"gulaariI6e 5ruppen ba5en bic
9ORn Bel Wuelinspercin unD gabtu
3u6 beTeBt. @eiter fiibIia bringen fe
iibsr GgLei Pulanta Dor.
Prince bes Generals bon 2infins
gen: Qm 5Iuiie Stpr. 5pii6en Rafa,
loDta uno SulitoOit4i Tinb neue Sc
fe1te i'm @anoe.
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Die 9laiirten
sIbermals bei bem aSnis aOnitantill
abseblitt.
@rieGenIauS nnS gulsarien iuerScr
rim SeriIbeH 0lidtuns mar.
idriren."

Berlin, 1s. Sitobsr. Guf brabts
loism Wsse na& 5uderton, y. 3. -
Die Observation-Disclosures iagt:
Ginsr Dspside aus eltbsH 5ufolge
,mpfins Der a0nis aOnitaniin am
Sonntas bic gsianotsn Der @iers
SsrbanbsWddt,, bei ipel1er G.s
l,s.nbeit Der briiiife Geianbts i'm
glamsn Der Gnitnie bem &0uis ilar
su maiden Dsriu9ts. oab es i'm Sn.
iersfi. Gried,alanbs lei, ipsnn er s.'
msiniams Sa6e nit ben 4aiirtsn
made. Der aSnis uni.rbrad i'm aber
unb eiudte bic geianbisn. ibre Gn'
selsssnb.it oen Resierunssbsamten gu
untsrbrsitsu. oeren Sadt % lei. iia
nit fpl@en anssIsstHbsiten gu bsfaIs
len.
Die Gtianbten bliebtn taum 5ebn
Winuisn in BEN a0nisli4sn S4lob,
Don no aus iis ii@ su bsm prsmisr
3aimis besaben. BEN iis cine neue
gpte iibsrrsi9isn.
Die llebsriss Ha9ridisndstntur
idat psiisr: - .Wie aus Saloniii
iiber 9ubapsit aernslbst pirb, adb Der
bulsarii6t Gsianbts in citizen, als sr
ben prtmier 3aimis DON Der arissss
srildrling 9ulsarxns an 5srbisn Be.
naHridtisis, Die Wsriidsrung, bdb
gulsarisn Don ben freunbIdaftliditen
gefiiblsn fir GrisHsnlanb beiesli isi.
Der prsmisr 3aimis bantie benz
9sIanbtsn bafiir, bdb 9uIsarien iid
iofort bsreit srildrt babe, bic Wsrpros
pianiiruna BON 0ritdenIanb 81 trs
lsihiern, fir ben Gall, bab bic sries
tiifs aiifie bIodirt iusrotn follte. Der
arishiite prsmisr iiisie biuju. bab
BE. bsibsn Rdiipnsn WibDuiidnbniiIs
asbabt battsn, bab fie abtr DON isbt
an in bsrisIbsH Ri8iuHs maridirtu
wiirben.
an Rif@ ustub Gifen.
babn finben anoanerub
be5tise2dmpfe fatt.
garis Is. Ott.-Wis aus elibsu
ssmsIOsl wirD. ieben bic Sulaareu itr'
slnsriffs auf bic Rifdpllstub gifen.
'tssu fort. Ssitiss aampfs finsm bs'
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9ie 3ampagne auf Der
0aaipSlt 0albtniel
BirS bon ben aaiirten auissse6en
iueroea.
gladSem bic gritsn allein bort I'M.
eeidbr 100000 Nsann perIorem,
Die sruppem D.rben in

Die Sruppeu ntrben in
Serbien ben5tbist.
Berlin. Is. Sitober. gtuf brabts
loiem Wess mad 1udsrtOn. y. 8. -
Cine 9epefde ssr .Nutional5eitung"
.DOn Der rufiiitsn gsnss' fas.:
.Sbr Correspondent bat aug pObls
unterrideter Auell. .rfabren. bab
bas 4uf9sbsn Der 0arbansllen-aams
payne ieitsns Gnglanbs unb syrants
rsi4s befiuitio btfdloif.n iporbsn III.
Die ruiIifde Resisruns III bsnadri6s
tist iporben, oaB. bic 9laiirteH bic
Operation.u ni6t fofOrt einiislIeH,
oter ibr. 9ruppen mad uuo mad bon
Der SaIipOIi 5aIbiniel 5uriid3iehen
peroen.
.Sn ben MilitGrfrsiIsn Der gntens
t..Uiddie iit man Don Der 5offnunsss
loiisl.it Der Oarbansllenaaampasne
DoIlitanbis iiberaeust. unb Gin anoersr
@runo fir bas aufssben Der GaIlis
pOlisRampdgus 1T Der, pub bic 1rups
pen in bringsnS.r Wsiie in SerbieH
ben0tbisi iDsrS.H.