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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-24
oNoMEA ENDS HARVEST

Onomea Sugar Company finished
grinding the largest crop in it's. history
last Saturday, the total being 2l,320
tons ms 10 100 ton, ONer me rru,'
of 1914 aud is full $500 tons over tn"
January estimate.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-24
ItAKA1.Au BINDS snAsoN

Hakalap Plantation Company finish,
ed grinding last Saturday, the total crop
being well over $4,000 tons. The Jan.
uary estimate was 1880 tons,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-24
GENERAL TRADE CONDITIONS

Bradstreet's statistical review Of
September ! states that fall trade Is
better especially in the west Aud
northwest. Collections are better in
all sections. A continuation Of the
hot, dry weather which has succeeded
the cold wet summer is bound TO re,
suit in the complete riPening Of bump
or harvests. 'e" e. 4, ", T. d, .
The Improvement in foreign rela,
tions has reacted on business and an
easier tone is beginning to prevail.
Failures are fewer, hank cleafings are
heavier, and the industrial pace Is in,
creasing hut the speculative markets
are still irregular and heavy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-24
FEW PLANTATIONS GRINDING

All the Davies plantations except
Union Min, Niulii and Waiakea have
finished grinding their 1918 crop Of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-09-24
KNEE TO ANKLEh
MASS0F HUMOR
Suffering Simply lpdsscribabIe
Had to Scratch TIL Blood Ran -
Health Undermined from Lack Of
Sleep Gave Up Hope but, "
CUTlCURA FREED HIM.
FROM SklN-T0RMENI

"4t"ut seyen year aso . small sbra-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-16
HOSPITAL SHIPS AT
SALONIKI THE BEST
SPOTS IN BALKANS
Three French and One British
Hospital Ships in Roads of Sal
oniki Are Best Places in the
Present Balkan Trouble.

ABOARD THE FRENCH HOSPIT-
AL SHIP CHARLES ROUX. HAIR
Dor OF SALONIKI, Nov. 3o-CCor-
respondence of The Associated Press)
Quite the most agreeable fate that
can overtake an allied soldier i'm the
Balkan campaign is to be ill-or
Slightly wounded Not that the hos
pital facilities Of the ancient Turkish
city are famous, reven adequate.
They are not Bus there four French
and one British hospital ships i'm the
roads of SaloniL and they constitute
by Far the most comfortable not 90
say che only sanitary spot I'm the Bal
kan peninsula.
The French have been better pro
pared from the very outset of the
present Balkan campaign i'm every de-
tail OF military organization than
their British allies No better exam
pie of the thoroughness of this pre-
paration could be given than he ar
rangements for caring for the sick
taad wounded Long before there was
actually any reed for # and stimuli
taneously with the landing of the first
contingent of French troops on Greek
soil the French hospital ship Sphinx
was lying ready i'm the harbor of Sa-
loniH As the number of troops dis
embarked increased. automatically
more hospital ships put in am appear
ance First the Dugay Trouin with
its sheltered decks and its high stern
like the poop of a Spanish gaIleon.
an porches and awnings and loun--
ing places for the convalescent: next
this ship, the Charles RouN. with it's
operating rooms, IT'S surgical clinics
and its complete provision for the
care of the more seriously wounded;
and finally the Canada-all with fun
complement of nurses, surgeons.
physicians. sisters of charity and AIN
the rest Of the paraphenalia Of the
aftermath OF battle
In many ways the Charles RouN is
the most interesting. especially as it
is the principal theater Of the float
ing hospitals Of Saloniki, and espec.
tally as the Surgeon Major. Dr Heitz-
Boyer, is one of the most distinguish
ed and best known surgeons Do Paris.
The ship was converted from one of
the large passenger steamers that n
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-16
SURPRISE MARRIAGE
PERFORMED YESTERDAY
Joe Henderson, Well Known Min
err, Is Married to May Reid
in the County Seat.

When Joe Henderson. son of h. =.
Henderson and Mrs Henderson, of
Johnson Addition, married Miss May
Reid, formerly of New Mexico, iu
Tombstone yesterday afternoon he
gave his parents and his many friends
a distinct surprise
The marriage was more i'm the form
of an clopment than anything else.
The groom, apparently, did not want
his people nor his friends TO know
he was about TO enter the bonds of
matrimony He 'phoned his mother
and father last evening of the event
Young Henderson is en- employee of
the Copper Queen company at the
Holbrook After several days. in
which the couple win visit Tucson.
they viii return to- the District and
make their permanent home here.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-16

ions. can't stand hearing them cry
ing
AT twelve ! had given up all hope
one gun or the ridge and we should
be smashed to pieces At one O'Clock
got 10000 rounds from the fleet, and
the Lancashiers were appearing over
the ridge to the left from Lancashire
Landing We saw fifteen men in a
window in the castle on the right by
the water. They signaled that they
were all that remained of the Dublins
who had landed at the Gambler at Sed-
dul-Bahr. At three o'clock we got $50
men alive to shore, and great chunks
were flying cut of the old castle as the
IS shells from the Elizabeth plaster
ed the ten-foot walls We watched
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-16
THE WONDERFUL ADVENTURE

great genius of Mr. Farnum. for
whom. in fact the work was especially
written ald devised. This feature viii
appear at the Orpheum Saturday and
Sunday.
The Wonderful Adventure" is in
part Geographically. said Captain Law
ton, recently while discussing his lat
est work, at his SKINNER residence at
Beechhurst, l.. l. some Of the
events embodied in fl actually occur
red TO man who is stU living and
whose name is honored as one of the
most famous of modern novelists The
idea that some OF the more striking
events of his life would make am im-
pressiye photoplay if transposed from
my play and novel occurred to me
while I was cruising ON my yacht
'OmoO' I'm the West Indies. 1t az
once wrote the scenario ON board and
put back for New York. where Mr..
Fox became Interested ia my work
and accepted it for the use of Mr..
Fanum."
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-16
oTHE MARKED WOMAN

The Orpheum has a special attrac
ton for tonight with the special Shu
bert masterpiece, THE Marked Won
en- This is one of the greatest of
the World Film Corporations produc
tions and they have chosen their lead
ing popular star. Barbara Tenant to
play the little role The Marked
Women" is an interesting story of the
Boxer uprising in 1900 and is fun OF
many marked climaXes which hold the
audience spellbound to the final eli
max. This special feature will be
shown at the Royal for matinee only
from one TO six in order that those
working at night may have an oppor
tunity of seeing this great play
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-16
06eE:l.lI'..Q! (:
oTHE WoNpERFuL AnvEMrnnEa-

THE WONDERFUL ADVENTURE"
The Wonderful Adventure" by
Captain Wilbur Lawton. the most re-
cent William Fox release starring
William Farnum, known TO fame as
the 100000 dramatic artist, is a story
of unusual power and deep human in
terest. As penned by Captain Lawton,
THE Wonderful Adventure" provides
a magnificent photodrama, for the
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-16

time of peace made the voyage from
Marseilles to- Alger As such. it is
roomy enough, for not only have the
saloons not required as operating
chambers been turned into wards TO
add to the accommodations of the ca
bins, but the great broad decks have
been glassed i'm, making the most
agreeable of sun-parlors in which cots
are set i'm long rows so that the sick
and wounded, in the warmth Of the af-
ternoon sum- may lie quiet and look
out at the splendid view the Bay of
salonild affords.
Here too, the convalescent. propped
up with pillows. sheltered, excellent
by cared for and completely nursed
by volunteer French women who have
passed the necessary examinations
and had the requisite experience.
gather strength against the time when
tey may go back and have another
go at 'em, as the "poilu" I'm the next
cot to- the Associated Press cores
pondeut puts is. Under such circum-
stances the wounded soldier has an
the advantages and none of the draw
backs of the Naples of the Orient "
IT his cot is on the south side of
the ship, he has before him the new
snow-capped crests of the mountains
of Kalchis, those three fingers of land
that stretch into the Aegean with
convent-crowned MI Athos tippln>
the last finger. Or to the west CON
fused with the clouds, he has the
peas of Thessaly-Mt Olympus the
home of the gods of ancient Greece.
and beyond Mt Ossa; and perhaps
even dim in the distance. Nj PeliOn.
both of NEUROLOGICAL fame. The rare
and changing beauty of the clouds
above these snow-capped heights. the
soinlular coIoriug 0f the sunsets are
oy- to- the patients aboard the. French
hospital ships in no wise lesseued by
the odors. the noises and the discom-
forts of life ashore in saloniH.
On the other hand should the pa
tient be placed on the north side Of
''' 7Alpr N-' wee" Dos No Tess dlllalIIF q.
Salonlki itself charming from a dis
lance. struggling along the curvine
shore mounting the hin behind the
town TO the walled citadel that caps
its crest-dozens of exquisite, white
minarets Ike altar candles proud
and slim, their balconies hung with
lanterns against the fete of Ramazan.
long uneven rows OF mysterious
houses, with projecting. latticed bal
comics; walled and secret gardens re.
Fealine only the lofty monument of
a single cypress. barren spots on
the peopled hillside that are Genie
teries the grey-white of their jun
bled headsfones cleaning i'm the morn
ing sun.
heIo" decks an Us ready Tor amy
ana every operation Every kind of
eIeclrIc Iish' gives the surgeon all the
i'eiillies necessary Tor searchin7
wounds ROWS oil glass cases contain
SHINING instruments white porcelain
laDies uI7play 7halio" glass dishes for
sleiliizlh+ lne instruments each dish
covered WIN nea'S glass plate TO
Keep OUT any eA'faheous substances.
Each speoiailSl mas mas own operating
room DO auulllon TO "hl'h mere Us
very complete pharmacy biological
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-16
MADERo DEATH STATEMENT

PARIS. Dec 15.-Francisco de La
Barra. minister Of foreign affairs ar
The time of Madero and Suarez were
killed, declared their deaths were not
The result of a cabinet council. This
was his first statement on the sub
iect
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-16
SHORT STATE ITEMS
FROM VARIOUS PLACES

PRESCOTT Boldly enterig a local
restaurant about midnight one night
last week, a 14-year old school girl
succeeded in robbing the proprietor
and his wife, both OF whom were a.
sleep, and made her escape TO the
mountains. Officers. who took up her
trail as soon as the robbery was dis
covered, traced the young Ranles to
Miller valley where she was found
hiding among the rocks.
PRESCOTT - That another big
strike Of molybdenite has been made
this time on Lynx creek. is the belief
Of mining men who have examined
samples of the mineral which have
been brought to this city from the
property of the Wichita Placer com
pany. The mineral was found I'm a sill
lea dyke from ten to twelve feet i'm
width, and is said to be,of a high
grade
THATCHER That the mohair in
dustry is becoming one of the most
important, of Graham county is shown
in the report of the Graham Augora
Goat Raisers for the past season. Ov-
or $40 600 worth of mohair was ship
ped from Thatcher alone, and It is es-
timated that fully as much more was
shipped from other points Definite
steps to put the industry on a firm
foundation were taken recently. when
the growers met and organized for
the purpose OF advancing the mohair
producing industry in an its branches.
SAFFORD-Plans for ? new court
house. which will cost approximately
$4,000, have been adopted by the
Graham county board of supervisors.
who will shortly call for bids on the
construction of the building The
board has already purchased a site on
the corner of I and Tenth streets.
PRESCOTT Caught in the very act
of selling a bottle of booze to a Gus
toner" John Brandt. commonly
known as Dutch John" was arrested
early last Sunday morning by county
officers. A wagon-ioad of whiskey and
beer. taken from Brandts home was
seized by the officers.
Development of the old
Frog Tanks" project is contemplated
by w. H. Beardsley Of Hamilton, Ohio
who has just filed an application in
the local land office for permission to
erect a diversion dam on the Aqua
Fria river, so miles north of here. A
diversion dam was built at the site
selected several years ago. but was
destroyed by a food before # was
completed and the company went into
the hands of "a receiver. The project
would furnish water TO irricate 10000
acres.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-16
Coffee

Our coffee is called by
our name because you
know us better than you
know coffee countries.
The most that a coffee
country can do is to sell
us good coffee. The big
part of the goodness Of
Schilling S Best is due to
the way we handle good
coffee-clean, roast, grind
and pack.
The alright tins are revolt
uuonizing the coffee busi-
ness. They make fine coffee
economical and not fine,
foolish
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-11-11

Gorliiet / Goos 8ap. Mor'bfiel6,
Ore, Sen 46e Nob. Set ipnes i6ag
lat bore afgiort, at otte Baslagerer
bg tire Man6 af 8eietningen paa
Damperen u@anta Clara, iom bar
teret iabnet, ltben 5fibet ftp6te paa
@run6 Coos 8ap Girs6ag, er ONT
fomne. 0ette bringer Mntallet at
on1fontne op til 19. 6. Carlton,
Nattebaften paa Santa CLARA" bar
4 en- af @fibsbaooene, ba Sen fantre-
be. @an ibgn1meoe / Mprfet til &D.
ften, men Tom ltge in1o6 en- ober'
bpngen6e 4ltppe, bbor BET bnr ban1
nn1uligt at fomme ila116. Otter at
ssssape flamret Jig fait til ct 8lippe.
ftDffe, iaa lpnge iom BET bar bam
nuligt, ippmme6e ban tilboge til
graget, bborfra ban etbelig tom
tIan6 me6 en- @li6ebpie.
storu paa sSnbiperne, Detroit,
Micb., ben 96e Mob. On 20 Miles
Gtor1n, Der raieoe ober Gnperiorigen
.sigaar Scot, bebDarer ogiaa ibag. Gn
Baao melotes forliit paa @fierene
116erfor Tu11aracf Ban6bgrf 11Rr
Calumet, men Ser er lite fommet 8c,
paa Mel0ingen. Damperen
v4ma5on" TOM i11b til 900 i6ag
Femt I9ffen6e / @ammenfeintnge
fi0en 5gn6ag.
Mange 2aiteboo6e Iaa So t6ag
la6enfor 8ete @ris, bag @eemeena1p-
gpnten / 9ortage 2nfe og n11oer
Bbitef;b Hoint Melbinger fra
sssnoigbapnene iong tpoebe pao, at
aapteinerne fdgte tilbapns og at
Inn fnn 8aa6e bar 16e paa Spen.
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Uarl E1tnlrnltz.
Gfterretning fra Ben berbm.te norife
Opbaseliesrcienbe, ser MT a
paa en- Grpeoition 8prneo.

Sra Carl 2un1bon3' 26en @rpe-
oition til 8orneo er Der til bans
8ro6er &riittania, M6bofat 2u1n-
bolt3 in6lebet fplgen6e @eobelelier !
8rep, 6ateret 8an6iermaiin / Sn6
8orneo oen 22oe Muguft 3. g.:
Seq er MI, fom 6u Ter, anfommet
til 8orneo, og Snsoag 25ce Mrgnlt
afreiier min Expedition berfra en-
fla6bnnoet 9ompbaa6, iom ben bol-
lan6ife> &e9iering bar ittllet til min
Dispoiition. Sm 6 Z 9age benter
hi at a11fon1n1e til 6en it6lte mtlitere
Citation beb 8oritoflo6en. Dens
geabn er Boeroef Eiaboe. &erfro
mao hi retfe bi6ere nor6ober opa6
Slo6en.
Otter fIere tigers gfetfe I in6fs6-
tes 8aooe 1tDrer hi t116 / en- af 6ens
megtige @iflooer, fom fommer fra
Nor6beit. Sort MaoI er 6e iaafalo'
te MiiIIer=@ebergte (Muller=Gieloe.
ne) Central @orneo. De @gne,
iom eitenfra itraffer itg op til 6tsie
Siel6e> ct al6rig blebet belegt at
@nropeere.
&egieringen giber mig en- militer
@iforte paa Is Man6, for at bepogtc
6e Broptant6epoter, iom ieg maa
onlegge. @egieringen bar ogfaa
1en6t me6 min Expedition en- Soto
graf fra BET topograftffe SSaititut t
@otobio ioobeI iom en- Eopograf for
at tage Sftsier % fartlegge bet
2an6, bt ffa1 u6forife.
$ Marts baaber leg at bere TIL
boge / 8atapta. @rtgen er fanife 6a
ioa fremifre6e1 at leg tan reiie til
g2D Guinea.
Seq 1naa ber tole m1alaDiif, tDif
og engelf om bberonore, ftl1n6om
ogiaa franff og libt bollanoft. &bis
o11 fer 11oget nnorit 8repet, faa
ret bet. -.
W1in MnresIe er a1tib: Neoer.
IdrSfebe Bdn6er Danatfe boppti. Sac
torD, Batabia, SABA.
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og faffe tilitreffeligt meo Men6 og

u6itpr.
8e6 @i6en af at tale ON 2an6ets
Goribar angreb NreIi6enten ~oe
Meno, fom elifer anore 2anoe mere
END Mmerifa", og uMe,16, iom bpf'
fer religies og iefterif Stri6". @aa.
oonne Men6 bilbe blibe frepet til
@egnlfab, erflereoe ban.
- 8o1bington ben Ste Mob. Gbb.
loenrigsminiiter 8rpan ftilleoe Zig
i6og afgiort iom Mo6ltanoer af
8reiioent @ilfons Soriparsplaner i
en- formel grflering, bbori ban a1t-
greb Hreii6entens l16talelier til
Manbottonflubben SEEM Oorf.
v@n slfpigelie fra bore Eraoitio-
ner, e11 Soran6ring af Dor rationale
&olitif, en- Tru6iel moo Dor Gre6 og
Sifferbe6 og en l16for6ring til Sri
iten6omnens @on6, Der lerer % at
paapirfe an6re be6 @re1npel beller
emo be6 at ffabe 6rpgt," er 8rpans
@pn paa observation-disclosures.
Den ti6ligere l16enrigsminiiters
u6talele, Der gie1tager bbao ban tio.
ligere bar frembol6t om &rigsforbe-
re6tbe6, blep betragtet fom sSno1e6=
ningen til ben Scamp, iom M6mini,
1trationsle6erne penter / &ongresien
moo Hlanen.
- @a1bin9ton 6en Ste g}op. @il>
liam S. 8rpans 9lngreb paa Street,
Dent @ilions Soriparspolitif i6ag
bar 6et fornen1te San1taleemne
b1anet I6mtniitrationens @n1be65-
men6 og Bolitiferne ber iafter1. Ser
berifer life lengere Epil on1, at ct
perionligt 8ru6 mellem 6e to Meno
foreItaar. Demofrotiife 6prere frpg>
ter for, at Oct er un1uligt at fou1ne
bort fra en- bitter @trio inoen Yor-
tiet angoaen6e l16pi6elie al GIaa6e
og Seer, % De bar forionet fig mes
bet sSaftum, at Brnan bill forf6ae at
opertale fine &ilbengere / &ongres-
fen til 92eisntng moo @ilions M6n1i>
niitration.
- @oibington 6en 6te Mob. -
Breli6ent gBilion ogter for geerbe-
ren6e lite at ipare paa @rpans @ri-
tit. Ser Tom tngen n6tolelie om
.@n1net fFrd bet bet Snibe 9rs igaaraftes,
men grDans 11btdIelie brgfteoes al-
ntinoeIig bIanbt Mon1iniitrationsen1-
be6smen6.
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GnrHuarHtalp.
&reibenten bolber en- Sale pm Sor'
anitaltnin8er for Qanbets
Turipar % Iyprberebtbeo.

Seem Dorf 6en 4oe geop. Breii.
bent Bilion aabneoe iaften M6n1ini.
ltrationens @ampagne for 2anosfor.
iparet peo en- at Mallbattan Club gi.
bet 8anfet. San erflereoe beiti6c-
Zig, at Sc 6orenebe 5tater lite banoe
nogen aggressive &eniigter> men
maatte bore bereot til at for|pare Jig
cg at tage ~ful6 Gribe6 til at no
btfle fig. San1nnen me6 os ielD,
ia9oe ban> tager ri / oenne 6orbin,
oelie ale Golf paa 6enne @alpfugle.
Ga ri 9nifer lite alene for 6e Gorene,
De Stnter, men for Dem alle oen full.
lef5itte Gribeo til uafbangtg @ert oa
>bifling.
~Haa nin6re en6 ct Mar," iogbe
Freii6enten, bar hi peret @i6ner
til, bba6 hi lite troeoe mulig, en-
flor europRiif &rig, bport mango al
geroens iterite Motioner 6eltoger.
Nirfningen al 0enne 1tore &rtg er
oberalt 2uften. @ele @uropo er
@lag. Magt taller oberaIt me6 b6i
cg bDoen6e Sten1me en- titaniit I
@tri6 mellem &egleringerne> og fra
en- gn6e af bort cget fiere 2an6 til
SEN an6en ipprger Wea11o binan6en,
bba6 bor egen &rigsmagt er, bpor-
blot hi er iitan6 til at beb6e os moo
Snoblon6ing Dor rationale @irf-
iombe6 eller l16bifling."
Breii6enten opfor6re6e vMeno oi
alle politiffe Mfifpgninger" til al
itette Brogrammet. San iag6e, al
bet bar 5elgen of 9faa6 og Blaner
fremiat of 2an6ets 6pgtigite Sag.
men6. 9eriom nogen bar uenig
me6 bam Soribarslagen iag6e
Hreit6e11ten, bil6e ban beoe Dem ON
at giare BET flart, bbilfen u6ltret.
ming og paa bbilfen Maa6e De ct
interes'eret at betrpgge 2an6ets
permanente S,1teresier moo 6or.
ftDrreIle.
50 Ser er ingen @ruro til Nunif,
erflere6e @reii6e,1ten, for 2an6et
itaar ct benifabeligt sprbol6 til
Geroe11. /
Soet Rreii6e11ten gob ct Omri6s
af Goriparsprogrammet, iag6e ban,
at set i11obefatteoe en- Soregelie al
6en 1toae1oe Mrne, Spepelien 8oa.
be11brltg / 2ebet of 6e neitfelgen0e
tire Mar af 100000 8orgere - 1885,.
600 bpert sar - og 6oriterfning af
9eationalgar6en. @an log6e ierlig
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NnmomnfnnnIrn

8anamafanalen. @onon1a Set,
Soc Nob. Mu6rearbet6et Gail,
lar6fieringen / 8anamafanalen bar
gaaet iaa rafft for fig, at BET MI er
praftiit talt itffert, at Der bill blipe
en 100 SOD bre6 og 300 Sob opb
&anal giennem Stre6arealet beo
Mi6ten nf 0ecember.
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suli2s g.berfen, Corporal 4be Gaft Dor, Regiment

Dpenitaaenoe 8tllebe er blebe11
oberlaot rTi6enbe" af en- al ben I'M
ge @ol6ats @lRgtntnge. Sulins 8e-
oerie1l Der fees bntle1oe mellem
@trabaoierne t en- SfDttergrab t
Glanoern, er 20 Mor gammel, fbbt
af 1,orfe Sornlbre Gull, England,
bpor bans Ga6er er Sftbsmpgler.
.gtror Rrtgen br6o ub, lob ban fg
bberbe, og ban er MI 4prporal I 4hb
Ga{t Sort Megirnert. &dn bar be-
ret rneo Gla,toern ! fpb Maoneoer
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plIeIrt8lIe, IDlIe O0 Dul8QIlIe NIHteel.
Mfebs Sfiebne iDnes allere6e at
bere befeglet, og bet er bare pe6 oen
ip6ltge @n6e af Slagfronten, at
Bulgarerne mgber nogen Mobitano.
Ser opererer brittle og franife Stpr-
ter I Gellesffab ion1 bi6til; men
man bar ipert lt6en paaltoelig n,t>
6erretning oerfra, og 6et tan lite
iiges meo 8eitemtbe6, at 6e brittle
Eropper bor sseling meo 6ien6en.
= Berlin 6en Ste geob. Set bleb
111eIot ber ioag, at 8ulgarerne to-
talt bar lIaoet 6e frantic StDrfer
ror6pit for Brtslep / iD6beitltge
5erbien. @r16el af 6e frantic Srop.
per blep fa1tet paa Slugt, enoel
fanget.
Set tpife Observation-Disclosures oft
cielle @t116gierelie meloer ogiaa om
Sremgang for 6e germanife Sere
Iongs bele 2inten. 2,70O Serbere
meloes fanget.
- @om 6en Ste geob., bia Rarts.
&nlgorernes Sab Serbien anilaaeS
til $4,000, 1iges 6et / ct Telegram
fra Mtben til u@tornale 6'SStalia" +,
ser omban6ler Snotagel'en af @ab1t-
NC Gorge og S5por of ierbiffe og
franife Sropper.
- Berlin oen Ste geob. Set bleb
offtcielt oplplt fer i6ag, at Mfcb,
@erbier1 bar inotoget al 8nlgarerne.
- Mm1ter6on 6en 6te g}op. Sra
Gotta telegraferer ct MDbeosbnrean,
at Ell bulgorif Dibiiion bar rptfet ino
/ ben ferbiife 8p @iicb.
- 8erlin 6en 6te Nob. Sn6ta'
gel'en of @arpari11 be6 Morabaflo-
6en I @erbien, omfring firtt Mtl |
Mor6beit for Miicb, bleb ioag fnno-
giort of set tDife &rtgs6epartement.
0ber 5000 @erbere bIep taget TIL
fange.
&itebener til &alfan.
- 2on6on 6en 6te geob. Set bleb
cffictelt t116rgmmet fer iaftett> at
2oro @tcbener er retft til 8alfan.
Set bIeb iagt> at ban letter 0pfor,
bring fra &olleger bar reiit paa ct
tort 8ei6g til bet pftltge &rigstbea-
ter. Sen officielle @rflpring blep
=opfattet iom ensbetpoenbe 1neb ct
2or6 RhrBener ifn opertnge 4on1-
1nan6oen ober De nlltere6es 9perntio-
ner pao oen npe @rigsffuepla6s.
Sra 9itfronten. .
- Betrogra6 ben Ste 9eob. Set
rnsiifte @rtgs6epartement mel6er
i6ag: -:
& Merbe6en af &tga gior6e bore
Eropper igoar 9remgang peitenfor
9[ffeligen. 9lrttllert- og &ifleiI6
pe6porer longs bele 6enne Sront.
(Sortiettes paa 76e Si6e).