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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-07-02

DaHh anu nGSLOTC LHG MONEY!
gotta clear case against US, if they
ever start. They amt no getaway.
They amt"
He halted, springing to his feet as
the elevator cage changed upon their
floor and heavy steps, Immediately
followed by resounding blows upon the
door, woke the echoes of the apart
ment house
Crash-the door shivered, then
slapped from its hinges before the
heavy-shouldered pair who lunged into
the room.
What did he mean-about clues?"
Flo whispered fearfully to her hus-
band, an hour later did he mean
we might-get caught"
Drum sighed heavily
What was he running-from-a
ways?" she persisted, duly. ''The
verdict everything far as
any chance of being caught was
concerned. Why did he run, Joe?"
Not from man" His voice Vas
leaden. From the arrows Of Il
mighty he ran. Haven't you felt th
F1o?"
She shivered, wishing she might
meet his eyes-knowing their eyes
could never meet as Of old.
And that is the real affair of the
Fourth National
WHO PAYs2,
(End Of Story Number Three.)
The next story, Loves Liar"
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The hours dragged their intermina-
Bile length across the clock dial. He
thought the hands would never point
to three. In those hours the teller
seemed to pass a lifetime. But they
finally came to an end and, before
the doors were even closed he was
upon the street, striding swiftly to
ward certain cigar store, which he
knew was used as q blind for the
gambling house In the rear which
Williams visited.
The gambler made explanation sim
pie by cutting sQuarely to the point.
From under his brows he appraised
Drum. in that swift. incisive glance
which faro dealer gives the players
about his bank, most keenly and de-
cisively appraising Of all looks.
"Flo's great Jane, Drum" the
gambler admitted slowly. "She's been
dandy sister to me. But she GER
tainly does throw up the coin. She's
got you on the bum already. How
much are you in for?"
He whistled as Drum thrust the list
of debts into his hand, his eyes squint.
ing narrowly from it to the harassed
teller. Suddenly he came to de-
cision.
We'll, you're nailed hard, old man,
and you've got to make cleanup to
break loose. That's all l can see to
do and, believe me, If there's loop.
hole from any scrape / don't need a
spyglass to find 1t. You've got six
hundred beans and you've gotta have
ten thousand dollars. Take a chance
that's the only answer"
IT'S the only way l can see."
Sure. Well, I've got a sweet little
thing bottled up at this very moment,
Drum. l was going down on 1t hook,
line and sinker myself, but I'll turn
1t over to you. Balamour starts in
the third race tomorrow. She'll be
a long shot because she's a dog by
birth and by performance. But she's
prepped to win. The owners have
been laying back months for this hog
killing. Give me five hundred bucks
and I'll distribute it tonight SOS it
won't affect the betting. If she don't
cop the coin or II she's disqualified,
you stand about where you are"
III.
Restlessly, feverishly he performed
his duties the following day. The
evening had been one of agony to
him, the inability to meet his wifes
calm, tender eyes, the failure to bring
his thoughts away from the impend
ing transaction that meant so much
to him.
Belamour-on bank notes, on the
paper bands that held the packages
together, on his ledger the name of
the mare spelled itself out before him.
On the bank steps outside he hesitated
q moment.
Dark fear was tugging at his coat
tails and, at the same time, urging
him forward. Across the street a
newsboy peddled his papers, He
caught Drums eye and darted through
the traffic toward him.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-07-02
BEHAVIOUR WINS AT so TO I.

The great, black type seemed to
leap from the box across the front
page and strike him between the eyes.
He found himself inside the cigar
store without any remembrance Of
how he came there. He found himself
listening to Fred Williams tense, ear
nest voice, as he thrust great wad
of bills in his hands.
"Well, you COPIED the coin that
time, Joe, I've used up ton of sweat
pulling for you though. You're a
man and can't talk to you like a
kid but, remember, I'm in the know.
I'm wise. I've lived a thousand years
longer than you, and I'm wise. There
is nothing to 1t. Nine times outta ten
old Mrs. Luck would a give you a
kick in the Stats and that's all. Clean
up and drive straight. Put 1t up to
Flo like man and she'll understand.
Come clean with her that she's gotta
cut out them chorus James and she's
gotta live like respectable bankers
wife. She's been brought up in an
incandescent furnace, Joe, and I
never seen anybody yet that didn't
get parboiled if they stuck in the oven
long enough"
Drum nodded though he heard
nothing of what the man said, His
brain was light as feather
Feverishly he lunged through the
crowded traffic toward his apartment
house, elbowing people out Of the
way, forcing an entrance into the
thickest jam. And then he halted, his
eyes attracted by the exquisite dis
play of a jeweler Yes, the necklace
was still there-a proper bauble to &C.
cupy the entire blue, velvet lined
show window. He quickly entered the
shop, chuckling to himself as he more
TRANQUILITY made his way home, the
jewel box in his pocket.
He slipped up behind Flo fastening
the necklace of pearls about her no
less lustrous neck, reveling in the
beautiful creatures delight.
Her hand tightly clasping his they
sat before the mirror, revealing in the
necklace.
Joe, DEAR" she clasped those thrill
ling fingers about his own, drawing
his face very close to hers, a deep,
serious light in her eyes, q SOLDERING
note of intensity in her voice, we've
always got to have money-we've got
to have it. l don't think could
stand"
You'll never have to stand any
thing else, my butterfly" he laughed.
There was something the air Of q
tomb about the Office Of John Field,
confidential broker; there was some
thing the sensation of being about a
corpse when one transacted business
with John Field.
To Field, everything was a prob
lem-figures as well as men. And Field
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1--WE find the deceased came to his
death by his own hands"
The pursy coroner blinked at the
speed with which his jury returned
their verdict. Not that any other YER
dict was possible-everybody agreed
rs to that. A waste Of time and pub.
lie moneys-the two weeks hearing.
President Darius Brown was dead.
There could be no doubt about 1t.
He had been respected, living; dead,
he was knave. Gunshot wound ex-
perts and the mute, mechanical wit
ness proved the Jury correct In their
finding.
Expert accountants, expert sleuths,
layman witnesses showed conclusively
the crookedness of the late Darius
Brown. But the moneys he had
f1lched from the bank funds and the
securities he had borrowed from the
vaults had been found beside his life
less body. Depositors had lost moth
ing. Future depositors had gained an
honest president. Darius Brown had
lost his life So why bother?
Nodding their heads sagely with the
satisfaction of having known all
along" the audience left the stuffy
room. Four of that audience slipped
furtively out, as though fearing some
thing invisible was logging their foot
steps, casting chill shadow between
their shoulder blades. But that is my
story-the tale of the real happenings
at the Fourth National.
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leaped aside. crouching toward tie
weapon he had dropped. Again Darius
Brown lifted his revolver, bis face
twitching convulsively. His knees
slowly crumbled under him and he
flung up his right hand, the hand Wit
the revolver. to recover his balance.
The motion carried him back 8
staggering pace. And Williams cow
cred against the wall as, with that
movement, a lurid flame, followed By
plumes Of acrid. biting smoke, ex.
hailed itself from the vault door, out
INTO the room.
President Darius Brown sagged
downtown sagged within himself
like an old, worn-out accordion.
williams approached. He was cold
and passionless now. There was no
time, but he could not forego looking
at his work. He touched the haads
drawing away quickly as rigor merits
tautened the tendons Of it. Coolly he
picked up the package Of securities
which had dropped from the finan.
cier's pocket, turning them over curl
ousIy as though they we're the most
important things In the world to him.
They fell from his hands as the
squirmings Of the bound watchman
reached his ears. Snatching the bun.
die OF money from his own pocket he
dropped it beside the securities. then
turned and fed.
VII.
Ted-throughout the weeks and
months; fied-when there was no
place to fee; fied-from the voices
that betrayed him, from the whispers
that accused him; fed-when he
prayed he might be captured; fed
from pillar to post, with no objective,
with no reason for flight save the fear
that impregnated the very soul Of him.
A series of fiat robberies punctuated
his Hight
And then It came. He had not
bungled the job. He had felt IN sd
vance that he was about to be caught
The plant had been laid for him by the
police His pal had been stool pig
con.
Joseph Drum and his wife were
silently seated in their living room
when the haggard, haunted man burst
in upon them. Since the tragedy they
had been given much to silence. The
fear that beset the craftsman had not
neglected them-the fear and remorse.
"They got me-" Williams gasped.
They're wise to me. They nicked me
on the Job"
Williams laughed hoarsely, croak-
ingly.
There's no getaway for aEyGt our
gang" he muttered, then, his voice
growing clearer, something almost
prophetic glowed in the bleary eyes;
mo getaway for any of US. I cant
help running, but to make getaway.
l can't-we can't"
I'VE left trail a mile wide," he
continued more quietly, "That pearl
necklace, Joe! All the coin you've
spent! What Fields knows! What
everybody knows about your salary!
They're alive-those clues, even If
fat coroner does go to sleep on the
Job. They had clear case against
Brown-and he was dead. But they
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ITCHY heSorVeu.J
an ejaculation of surprised delight as
the mans foot touched the loose tile
and, simultaneously. the fash powders
famed from the door, leaving
plume Of hot, acid smoke behind.
"And there you have the face of
the bank thief" he chuckled. VERY
ingenious indeed"
He smiled and turned away, closing
the door behind him as he resumed
his desk. For the hours Of bank
executive are known to no man save
himself. There were few details of
the business to be righted and then a
study Of the market
Darius Browns lips frightened as
he went over again and again certain
bewildering evolutions Of stocks in
which he was interested. Well, he
would wait and see what he could
make Of them in the morning.
But eager though he was to find
that market page Of his paper at
breakfast, he still had time to pause
while and smile at the simple an
nouncement on the preceding page,
Of the marriage of Joseph Drum, pay
ing teller of the Fourth National
bank, to Miss Flo Williams, who had
been lending her charms of face and
figure to the show girl contingent OF
the Gayety theater.
II.
Though he would have knocked
down the man who even queried him
regarding his matrimonial judgment.
Joseph Drum flushed as he reluctant
ly gave room to traitorous thought In
his mind. For weeks, for months he
had felt the ground slipping beneath
his feet, had seen the pyramid Of debt
piling higher and higher, yet had
dared take no exact measurement OF
1t, hoping against all reasonable hope
that something would turn up" to
save him.
Five thousand dollars a year!
What a huge sum 1t had seemed to
them both! His lips curled in bit
ter smile. Five thousand dollars a
year and already, within few months
after marriage, his surplus savings
had been wiped out, his salary spent
and he owed ten thousand dollars.
And 1t was his own fault-he, the
banker, his fault. 1t was child he
had married, a pampered, spoiled
child.
A perfect wife she had made him,
perfect save in her extravaganza. And
ne had not warned at the time when
warning would have been easy. Now,
she would take 1t as reproach. Now
where could he hope to raise ten
thousand dollars? How could he make
the six hundred dollars in his pocket
over into a sufficient sum to start
him anew?
He pushed the tell-tale tabulation
hurriedly aside as Flo swept into the
bank and sought his cage. The old
thrill of delight swept other thoughts
aside as he reveled in the grace, the
beauty of her, drank in deep drafts
of the intoxicating devotion that
glowed in her eyes as they found his
own. He even smiled as, in her dear,
wheedling way she glowingly de-
scribed the beauties of a pearl neck
lace, amazingly low-priced, she had
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er was trembling violently, shaking
like an aspen as he leaned heavily
upon the brokers' desk.
"John," he finally managed his lips
sufficiently to blurt forth. 1--WE got to
borrow those securities for tomorrow
the securities as collateral I left
with you. l only want them for to-
morrow when the examiner comes.
You understand"
"I'll think 1t over" Field decided.
John Field leaned back in his chair
and again that hint Of a CLEAN showed
beneath the pale eyes. The puzzle
had been worked out to his own COM
plete atisfaction-two thieves in one
bank.
With little cluck Of annoyance he
turned to the memorandum he had
been making when Darius Brown
burst in upon him. A second he
looked puzzled, then completed 1t.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-07-02
THIRD STORY
By EDWN BLISS


V~ON't@AS - - Strictly RervedJ
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-07-02

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fore been able to cause him such ter
ror Yet now that he knew the worst
he was cool and collected and Co
herent.
SHARP RAID ON C. D. & e.
Hundreds Sacrificing Holdings.
! Raid On.
Yes, he could make out every word
that spelt his ruin. He even smiled as
he refused to purchase newspaper
from the lad.
He reached back to feel the bulk Of
the automatic in his pocket He had
not forgotten. He had managed to
make a thorough cleanup in his de-
partment, even finishing with the re-
volver that belonged to the institu-
ton.
In the morning the examiner would
go over his cash books.
Carefully, methodically, solicitous
not to disarray any of his wife's toilet
articles, he placed the ugly automa-
tic among the delicate pieces there,
then rummaged piece Of paper from
the drawer and began his note of ex-
PLANTATION.
Dearest Flo, Good-5y. There Was
No Other Way to
He halted. How silly and insincere
that sounded He cudgeled his
brains for the proper words to convey
the real meaning Of such a parting.
The tinkle of the phone in the living
room brought sharp exclamation Of
impotence from him as 1t insistently
obtruded upon his mental effort. Re-
luctantly he picked it up, his voice
cool and collected. A slight smile
parted his lips as Field announced
himself.
eyes, know" his lips moved.
Il have just closed your G. D. & E.
with one hundred thousand dollars
profit, Mr.. Drum Is that correct?"
"Quite correct" the teller quietly
answered then: Just send it to my
apartment by messenger-immediate-
ly. One hundred and seventy-f1ve
thousand dollars, believe"
Coolly he replaced the receiver on
the hook. then moving to Flo's bed
chamber. Methodically he tore up the
note he had begun and dropped the
automatic into his pocket The mis-
take of John Field in buying the wrong
stock did not even strike him as
strange. The whole transaction
seemed commonplace.
Then, like a flash it came; came
with the click of the key in the lock
Of the door; came with the scent of
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v.

Joseph Drum stood on the bank
steps, listening without a tremor to
the treble of the newsboy across the
street, the boy who had always be-
fore been able to cause him such ter.
ror. Yet now that he knew the worst
he was cool and collected and CO.
herent,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-19
Seioe Seiteu boffeu
anf Sieg.
aampf I'm Granenitimm.
redt in New Serieg
I'M 6angt.
Smffrasetten ietten Die aumpasns
Bis bente friib fprt.
@Gbler in Slmtomubilen nad ben
Stimmplaten gebradJt.
Sente abenS nm 9 1tbr bcginnt bic
3Gblnng Der Stimmen.

cparf, g. s., 10. Oft. Ser
aampf inns 6rouenitimmrcht III
bcl,te in SEEM Seriep i'm 8an9e. 3ie
StinlnlplGse ipurben Inn 6 llbr friif
geoffnet urb perben bis 8 ltbr abenb
offen bIeiben. Die IbitirnrIlina
iiber bas SerfaiilingS glmen>cinent
bas ben 6roiien oas Stinlmred,t qe,
ben ion, miro nm Z llbr abci,o ab,
geidloiieu tperoen. @on Z bis 8 llbr
bleiben aber Die StimnplGse often,
banit ii6 neue @dbler regiitriercn
lofien fonnen. Inn 8 llbr beginnt bas
3oblen Der Stinlnten.
Suffragetten unb rglntis" iinh
gleid) 5iiperiihtlid). gritere eripar'
ten cine Mebrbeit bon $4,000 Stin1.
men, lebtere cine rentibeioenoe 9eie'
oerlage" Der Suffragetten.
l1eber 5000 peibli6e Slufii6tspo.
iten tpuroen beltte untcr alenStin1n'
plGben perteilt. Sic erbielten ihrt
Snitruftion iii elmer fiir5li6 etablier'
ten S6ule Der 8onlail's Bolitical
llnion.
Die Suffro9etten botten tbrt
&agne bis be,ite Inn 6 llbr friif
gefiibrt. I'm oieie 3eit eitoete eiilt
24-i -itiinbiee geriamnllune, in oci
&eoneriitnen 5uguniten bes Srallen
itimmre6ts fpraden. Damn begait
men jiinge Srouen nj 9lutonlobiler
our6 aGe 3eiIe Der Stnbt 5u fabren
I'M bic @Gbler na6 ben Stinlm
pldben ab5ubolen.
0etparf unb Giier Goulltp, in BEN
bic Stabt gelegen lit, biloeten Der
baiptiddIiflten 9anpfpIas. Die
Situation in fiinf anoeren GROCER
Counties ut1teri9ieo iid MIR tpenie
bon Der in Giier Goulttp. Sn al
bieien Counties bentiibt man iif), hit
8abler 70 friib als nloglid] nof Der
StintnlpI1sen 81 bringen. Oo reg
nerii9es @etter ertpartet Diro, per'
boppeIten Die sSrauen nod lire 8e'
nliibungen.
SoIlten bic Suffragetten gefuirt
men, 10 tperben Tie nod elm S5abr Dar
ten miiiien, ebe iie ibr neiies Trioile
gium iperoen aitsiiben fonnen, oo
beilte Der leste &egiitrierunsstag Dol
ben .geopemberiDablen lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-19
9ampftr ualeppO" bon
britiider &iliOn 2init
mnrDt Deritnit.
9ebbnitc Sample BEL Sondles nnb
2eS Gparges.
geictmus BON @ihim oas mddite 3iel
Der Scrben.
gritiihes lt.Suot fat iflfuebiiflen
9ampfer 9life gefapert.
@riehenlanb BON Senbnng fueiterer
9llliiertcn- Srnppen peritdnoigt.
gcmeiie fiir Scrbiens SSnitiatipe bel
9lnsriff nmf gnlgarien.
9entifle SnndDbuote bnben % feinS-
lifle Sdliffe perienft.
Sentidle SnnfDbpote bnben % feinS.
li6e Sd)iffc oerienft.

Berlin, 10. eft. Die bemtidle
!Seeresleitnng fiinoigt amtlidJ an,
Snk bic bnlsarii6e Ginfaasarmee Die
icrbiidle Sta6t @rnnin an Der Sabn
stuiidlen Hiid) nnb Snlpnifi erpbert
hat.
Die Oiterreidliidle grmee, Die in
Serbien an Der Sape.Srunt an Scr
norSueitlid)en @reuse einbringt,
mndlt amgenidleinlidl snte Sort.
iflritte true Ses beftigen @iSeritan.
Ses, Der ibr pun ben Serben ent-
aeeemgeiebt iuiro. Gs iuirS amee-
fiinbigt, baf iie Die Crtidaft Cbre-
npnab beictt bat. 9luf iiiSlidJ BON
SelsraS baben Die Seiterreider an
Der Sunaufrunt iueiterc Grfplge er-
sielt, pGbrenb Die Srnppen bes Sc.
HernlS BON 8nl(fpib 1nebrere Ynnfte
nOn itrntegiiher @ihtisfeit beietten.
Der Serid)t bat fulsenben WUrt-
lant:
SeiterreifJ-ungariife 5rnppen nm
ter General auepek nahmeu Die
Staot S6renpiuab elm. Smolifl BON
@elsrno iiuS Sentid)e nnb Oiterreidl-
nngariidle Srnppen nadl beieen
admpfen anf Die SOben Oitlidl uDn
@ranjD, iiiblih bon Hipani mnS iiiS-
lid upn 8rufn an Der Conan oprge'
Srmnscn. (0ies seist, bas Elm @ur-
ituF bon siuOli Weilen an Der Sabn'
linie ersielt iunrSe).
Der red)tc Sliigel Der Irmee ocs
General oon 8allmis hat Die 8egcnS
iueitlih DOn Sepne eingenpmmen, 10.
wie Die Crtifaften @ubami nnS Nia.
lafiSnu. Sie ElateanS bel 9neiea
nno jene iiiolidl unb Ditlid) BON Suie.
mac bis nnh Yiialienupac unrScn
Dem Seinbe abserungen.
Die Irmee bcs General Suaatdlcff
(9ummanoenr Der eriten bnlsariihem
grmec) lit iiber Snuluu naf Niialie.
cal nurgeSrunaeu uno hat bic 8egenb
beS YirottaleS Tin Der Ridltuna bon
gtiib, uelfeS etiua 40 Yfcilen meitlidl
ser Stabt 9Sirut liest) beicst. glmSere
bulgariihe Strcitfrdfte crobertcn
@rnnpn, i'm Sale Der o6rren Iurapa
nnb weiter ilblid baben iir bereits Die
Gari Talanfu Stip 9inis bnrdj.
bruhem.
@citlider ariegsifunplat: sinf
Sieicm Sfauplate fiat iidl nidts bon
@idltgfeit ereignef.
Seitlid)er ariessffanpIab. 8rnp.
pc Siubenbnrg: Saolif BON 9iisa
babsn mniere Srnppen mebrere rmi.
siide Stellmnsen seitiirmt mno
Sasps Sis!i& spu 8nsfalpis esssiat.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-19
gnnbiten in Uniform.

Sic Siibrer bes l1ebe,faIles tporen
flint ober feds Werifater in 9bafi.
Uniform, pdbrenb auberbaIb bes 3ii-
ges 15 onoere Werifancr uiriinter.
broden ibre Slinten obieuerteu. Roh
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-19
9onbon btgt trnite StfHr9tnng
fit eiue Wfiniit terfriits.

Gin Sffisier mnb 240 @ann iunrSen
su 8cfnngenen gemadDt nnb S,uei
MaidDinengeiuebre erbentet. fmiii-
idJc 9lngriffe uuroiueitlidl Don Sacub.
itaot mnrben 5nriifgeidllagen.
Sn Der 6esenb pon Snuleg unrbe
Elm fransOiiider 3rueiOefcr, Der bon
einem rniiiid)en Sanptnamn &C.
itcncrt iunrbc nno nit einem britt
idDen WtaidDinenaciuebr amsgeriiitet
mar, Dun einem unierer ariegS-
9lerUplane bernbseidlpiien.
8rnppe bon 2iniingen: Die ge-
iterm berid)teten Sd)lad)ten am
Stpr mebmen cine @enSnns su I'M.
ieren 4nniten.
Ger 2pnoomer Seridjt.
2onbon, 10. Sft. Stolicn bat
@ulgnricn Den Srieg crflGrt, ober Die
Srage, Oh es Srl,ppen 5ur Inter
itiisung Der llaiiertcn ien0en miro,
bleibt na6 mie Dor oilnfcl, ebenio mie
Oas Teiultat Der Sample, Die an
Serbiens 0itli6er @ren5e ipo9cn. Sic
Seere Der Serbiinoeten, Die 8elgrab
nobmen i6einen mebr als Is @tellen
bon oieler Stoot in iiioliher &id=
tltng porgebrlneen 5u iein, abcr bas
@rgcbnis Der Sample 5nii6en Den
8ulgoren ilno Serben on Der pi6ti-
gen 8abn BON 9tilf na6 Solonifi
fam ni6t 10 leidt n,ffinlnliert mer-
ben. 9ln 6pei Yunfteil, bon 0cnen
Der noroliflte bel 8ronia liegt, i6ei-
nen Die Sulgnren bieie gabn errcidt
5u babcn, mGbrerb TN Siibcn Die
Serben iiber Die @inbringlinge &C.
iiegt boben luollen. Sopobl Ntben
pie Saris bebaupterl, baB Die fran50-
iii6en Srltppcn Strlntniea in Bull
garien beiest baben, ober Die onlt-
Ii9en Seri6te feblen ,mb iolde iper-
ben aii6 crit odnn eripartet. menn
Der &onlpf iein enbe erreift buben
miro.
Sic gtodrift bon Der Nbberufltng
oeS Sir Samilton bonn Sberbefebl
ilber Die Sriippen in ben Sarbanel-
len lit nit gemiiffen @efilblcn auf-
genomnlen nproen, 80 folgt Dem
9eriift alit Dem 6libe, 0aB bic 9ll-
liierten iid) bon Der SoIbinieI 8al-
lipoli 5urilf5ieben ipollen. S5n gut
unterri6tcten &reiien miro Tic abcr
oabin aitsgelegt, baB Die Grnenning
oes 8enerolmoiors Sir Nfonto ole
Sortiesltne nit pernlebrter Gnergie
beoei,tet ,peiI oas 9ono grobes Scr
trauen altf bic SGbigfeiten oieies
6iibrers iebt.
Der amtli6e Serid)t ams Yaris.
4aris, 10. Oft. Sn gttben miro
beitritten, oaB Die Sabnuerbill0ung
5nii6en 9tii9 uno SaIonifi unter-
bro6cn lit. Der 9ltbcncr Sonos aor.
reiponberlt berid)tet, baB in Sulonifi
Sin 4nfunit oes eritcn 3ugcS nit
Sran5oien cripartet miro, Die Bel ben
&Gnlpfen in gulgorien pertpunoet
muroen. Die Mnfiinft Der fran5oii.
i6en Sruppen ioa Die 0urhihnei-
oung Der 9obnperbin0ung gebinocrt
baben. 3ie 8uIgarcn iollen nit gro.
ben SerIulten 5uriidgetrieben iporoen
iein. Sn Salonifi lit Elm 3ug auf
ieinem @ege nod Nonoitir i'm iiib.
lihcn Scrbien on Der @rcnse @rie-
6enlanOs angefommen, Der bic 8ii.
der ynb bos 8elb Der forbidden gto-
tionuIbonf beforbert. Ger 3ug tr,g
Die Deerfmole einer8eidieBling burd
Snfonteriefeiier.
Sie omtli6e Infiinoisuns bot fol.
genben @ortloiit:
~Teiitide Srlippen baben geitern
abeno orei idpere slngriffe nit
Saunsranate i'm 8uis en- Sa4e nora.