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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30

men be fighting at death grips do we
question about neutrality or ETHICS? We
stop the fight. We do not supply nour-
ishment for strength nor weapons for
destruction. If nations are battling and
are graphing unto death, what is our
ethical duty? Humanity outweighs neu-
trality. Humanity demands that we
stop the fight and do not supply food
to sustain the combatants, nor ammuni-
ton to continue.
''If the United States and other neu-
trail nations have not the power to sup
press the world disorder, they have the
power to refrain from helping to prolong
it. Let America unite with other neu-
trail nations to stop the war under the
penalty of severance OF relations and
cession of commerce with them ALL Let
America endeavor to lead the world to
peace"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
DENOUNCES THE
CHARGE OF KILLING
OF PRISONERS
British Chancellor Of Exechequer Replies
to Nationalist Inquiry as to Prac-
tice of British Troops.

london, June 30.--"A seandalous and
wholly false aspersion, is the way Regi.
maid Mckenna, chancellor of the exche-
quer, speaking in the House OF Commons
yesterday afternoon stigmatized a ques-
ton put by Laurence Ginnell, National
list member for North Westmeath, sug-
gesting that British troops were killing
the Germans after they had laid down
their arms, instead of taking them pris-
oners. Sir Arthur B. Markham, Liberal
member for the Mansfield division of
Nottingha invited Mr.. McKenna
tc ask the United States government to
convey to the German government .the
fact that Mr. Ginnell is not of sound
mind"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
Fate of Half the People of
That Faith in the World
Hangs in Balance
AMERICA MUST
GIVE IT'S AID
Rabbi Cries Paints a Pitiful
Word Picture in Speech
at Charlevoix

Charleyoix, Mich, June 30.--The fat
of half the Jews of the world is term
bling in the balance as result of tn
great war in Europe, according to Rabb
Moses J. Cries OF Cleveland, president, il
addressing the central conference o
American rabis yesterday at its 26tl
| convention.
"All mankind" Rabbi Cries said, "ha'
| been made eyewitness to Belgum's mis-
cry and sorrow. Galicia and Poland suf
| fer equal tragedy, but the world neither
sees nor hears.
millions of Jews, always in want and
in wretchedness, now experience cruelty
intensified. Hundreds of thousands are
sacrificing their lives for their country
and no promise of freedom is clearly
spoken.
"The loyal offerings of life, in ma
tons cause, should quench the fire Of
-Semitism in Germany and Austria,
and kindle the light Of freedom with
equal human rights in Russia.
Not yet is there any abatement Of
Russian persecution nor any change in
the legal status nor removal of disabil
tiles. Again thousands of Jews have
been compelled to take up the staff OF
the wanderer, expelled from their homes
and native villages, the aged and intirm
and mothers with unborn babies, fac
ing starvation and the danger of death
Israel ZangwilI proclaims: Polish Jews
are living through one of the greatest
tragedies in history
Again in the face of worldwide mis-
cry, we discover ourselves unprepared
and unorganized. We are never ready,
though Jews are ever in distress and
have not yet escaped the yoke of the
worlds cruelty, oppression and persecu
ton.
"0ur duty is to send relief, and yet
more relief, and it will not be enough
America is the only Jewish community
in the world able to send relief. Amer
can Jews, heretofore, always have an
swered lsrael's appeal for help.
The crisis demands unity of action
ct the multitude of committees and of
caders surrender their claims to priority |
md precedence. They must unite to ere
tie one committee which shall be perma-
tent and thoroughly representative and
uly authorized to speak and act on be-
alf of all the Jews of America.
THE war has flung challenge to
eachers of religion.
What is our ethical dutyH If two
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
AMERICANS
FLEE MEXICO
.Carranza Orders Further
Attack on Capital
Delayed
HOPING TO AVOID
BATTLE IN CITY
Secret Agents Are Watch
ing Actions of Promi-
nent Mexicans

Washington, June 30--General Carran,
"a telegraphed his agency yesterday that
further attack on Mexico City was being
delayed while General Gonzales was try.
ing to make arrangements to avoid a
battle within the city itself. The diplo-
matte corps in Mexico City, the dispatch
stated, was taking steps to protect the
non combatants on all nationaltes in
the event of fighting within the city it.
self, and the Zapata forces were report.
ed to have sent their archives to Cuer-
navaca.
General Carranza's telegram adds that
American refugees from the capital are
beginning to arrive at the camp of Con
zales, which is southeast of the outskirts
of Mexico City. What disposition is be-
ing made of them is not stated, but it is
presumed they will be assisted to con-
tinue on to Vera Cruz.
Later dispatches came through to the
state department from Consul Silliman
at Vera Cruz reporting that Mexico City
still was isolated, and that Carranza
troops were massing for new attack,
which was expected to begin within two
or three days
Henry Lane Wilson, ambassador to
Mexico during the period which closed
with Madero's death and Huerta's as
cension to power, arrived here yester
day Mr.. Wilson said he was interest
ed in Mexican affairs in general way,
but declined to discuss his mission.
Agents of the United States govern
ment were yesterday busily engaged all
over the country watching carefully the
of prominent Mexicans who
have been active in Mexican politics and |
also those suspected of such activity to
see that there are no violation of Amer |
lean neutrality.
The arrest of Generals Victoriano HUI.
erta and Pascual Orozco at FL Paso, and |
the strict surveillance over Generals Fe-
ix Diaz, Mondragon, Banquet and Fe
ipe Angeles and Others now living in the
United States, is part of the general
policy OF the American government to
Try to prevent the setting afoot of any
rev military movement in Mexico.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
A COALITION WAR
MINISTRY PROPOSED
FOR NEW ZEALAND
Premier Massey Would Concentrate All
Energies to Prosecute Hostilities
Until the End of the Struggle.

Wellington, New Zealand, via London
June 30.-Premier w. +. Massey an
nounced in Parliament yesterday that
the New Zealand government was pre-.
pared to form national military min
istry until the close of the war, with a
view to the whole energies OF the coun.
try being concentrated in the prosecution
OF hostilities.
Sir Joseph Ward, the leader OF the
opposition, asked time to consider the
proposal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
THE RIGGS BANK
DECISION DELAYED
UNTIL OCTOBER
Injunction Sought to Restrain Govern
ment From Retaining $4,000
From Interest on
RondS
Bonds.

Washington, June 30.--Justice Mccoy
in the district supreme court yesterday
postponed until October his decision in
the suit of the Riggs National bank to
enjoin Secretary McAdoo and Comptrol-
Ter Williams from retaining $4,000 held
in the treasury from the banks inter
est on government bonds as fine for
not making certain special reports. The
banks suit, which alleged that the sec
rotary and comptroller had eonspired to
wreck the bank because of personal ami
mus, attracted wide attention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
Are You Ready
For Your Trip? Take
Fl o II LICkS
NJ allied Milk

with you when Yachting, Camping,
Motoring, Fishing, or Goinng.
A nutritious, satisfying Food-Drink ready
In q moment. A good light lunch when
tired or run down. Simply dissolve in water.
hot or cold. A fine nights rest Is assured
If you take a eupful hot before retiring.
Our Lunch Tablets are the acme Of con-
venisnt nourshment Dissolve few
in the mouth when fstigued or hungry.
Sample free. HoRLIcK's, Racine. Wis.
<No S ub stitute Is ''Iust as Good"
as HoRLlck'S, the Original
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
FOUR LARGEST
RAILROAD UNIONS
TO AMALGAMATE
This For Purpose of Wage and Service
Disputes--Announced by Presi-
dent of Brotherhood.

Denver, Col, June 30.--William G. Lee
president of the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen, addressing a meeting Of the
local branch of the brotherhood Mon
day night, announced that for purposes
OF wages and service disputes a practical
amalgamation would be effected of the
four largest railway unions those of
trainmen, conductors and engineers and
firemen. He said the employees would
unite in demands for an increase of
wages and the eight-hour day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
RESINOL BEGINS
TO HEAL SICK
SKINS AT ONCE

You don't have to WONDER II Resi-
mol Ointment Is doing you good. You
KNOW it is, because the first applica-
ton stops the itching and your tortured
skin feels cool and comfortable at last.
Why don't YOU try this easy Resinol
way to heal eczema or similar skin erup-
tionf Resinol clears away pimples, too.
and is valuable household remedy for
cuts, sores, burns, chafngs, etc. 1t has
been prescribed by doctors for 20 years
and contains nothing to injure the ten.
derest skin. Sold by all druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
HOW TO KEEP BABY,s SKIN WELL

The regular use of Resinol Soap is
usually enough to prevent those dis
tressing rashes and chafings to which
most babies are subject. This is so,
first, because Resinol Soap is absolutely
pure and free from harsh alkali, and
second, because it contains the Resinol
medication, on which so many physi-
clans rely for skin troubles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
WILSON TO STAY IN EAST.
Abandons Contemplated Trip to Panama
Exposition.

Washington, June 30.--That President
Wilson has practically abandoned plans
to visit the San Francisco exposition
this fall was admitted at the White
House yesterday.
Even with peace in sight in Europe,
it was said he would have to remain
here in direct touch with international
affairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
FIRST INSTALLMENT
FOR WILHELMINA
Britain to Pay 100000 to Owners Of
American Steamship Seized While
Carving Food to Germany.

London, June 30.--The British govern
ment yesterday announced that it was
its intention to pay 100000 as the first
installment in settlement of the claims
of the owners of the American steam
ship Wilhelmina, which was seized by
the British authorities while carrying a
cargo of foodstuf's from New York to
Germany.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
All About Men.

Few men are so bad as their wives think
they are. so good al their children mag
inc. or so we'll off as they would have
their neighbors believe. A mans life in
sursnce policy is Outlines the biggest
thing be has for an asset. National Lie
lns. Co.. of Vt. tMutuall s. s. Bal.
lard. general agent, Lawrence building,
Montpelier, Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30

o. tl1.ls and vere - and
ifchy. ] had 3 end May
and theF came - = hszd.
Thy itchsd YER rally ss
riEilf nnf whrn ] sr-stched
M fart tilEy sf1rr2d
n uzsd Cufbura Sep
ard uirtrn-rf sra ~ iset-
frx storre1 irurn1ixs-lF.
a 49, NJ. d. wata
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30

~ N0-E- 1nus ~ nssas Esssesan
h.aa ~ ~ Krlos Nsunfasfuriur rsu-
paw ~ this eitT ans Fisstun. wns 50.
tsrs-s vrstsr1ag 81 SERVE Fssf sns .
d. ~ - FHds-al fFisps - .tlsnts Hrs
e. So fns 81 ssfn faT assnz ~ rnsiis
- asf-Enf EsssesDr = = hl.slsd -
srfrsF -r--r strr $50 M - ssinEirs
rr-.-~s 49, rrresrss hs asss-1 -
rIertA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30

warn wHte~ nnd Cusirqrn sner. ord 9
sua sfraiad ttrs Cusi-u-a utrtusut- NJ
fs-r was rianr ~ a..a11t ttr-ss rDnurls' TIRE
and 3 ms rrs f.-si,--s.i NJ s'n1s- sirn.ab
rf-s Aurlis - Byrrss Auria~ a 1914
n-da.z slrr tirr s-d hszlirx 81 "a.
s-caisi.s rrn ny -tlr IN fh-s- s-r~--
r--zrrr r-nalis-ss - k.-r - rurlri-zi1s
rlsz-. - srslr - f-rlr dzrd-u- zns 80
tsnas ~ 80 rhits q I'D da1T - -
frl1frs rrf-~rr-r
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
ATTACK sEANAN,s Law.
Repeal Urged BY Nsu York Martin.
Assonstinn.

Nv Vera June ~ TIE Marft me
sssn-iatiun ~ the PORT - Aew D urk
numbering so representative q daruss-
49, aua fnrriEn steamship laasss entering
chs rsws wNs rrelmFrg NesterdNW ar
srusai a. F'resiasra Walson. urrinr hiri
- can UafGress N sEsssf ssseian e.
-r-a.sl M ss-r4rrf ssarsKrs 1aH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
WOMAN WEAK
and NERVOUS
Finds Health in Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Creston, Iowa. 80 suffered with fe-
male troubles from the time came into

Womannoou until l.
had taken Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Com pound. 1
would have pains if
I overwor ed or
lifted any thing
heavy, and l would
be so weak and ner-
and in so much
misery that ! would
be Frustrated. A
friend told me what.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
GRANITEVILLE.

Members of Mystic circle, No. 9s5.
Companions of the Forest; Dr. Cross of
Willamstown has been elected circle
physician for this term, TO begin his
services July |.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
SWEDEN CAN GET COTTON.
England Allows 100000 Bales a Month
to Go Through.

Washington, June 30.--England has
agreed with the Swedish Cotton Spin
ners' association to permit 10000 bales
OF American cotton to reach Sweden ev-
cry month.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-30
ITCHY RED P|NPLES
SPREAD ON FACE
Large as Boils. Used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. Itching Stopped.
In Three Months Face Clear.
Not Bothered Since.

7Lcu-zft Ave. Broctron. Mas Ny
truuile iezzn On ny fzce ~ifh rirupiss-
They vsre vsry iz-rs. sorle ~ fherr e. large
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30
Sm Sdateusrabex uerihattet

2lus benz Brief zines ariegsfreitpila
Iigsn in Der Oitarmee bebeH mir iol'
genbe Steusn beraus:
Mir iibsn in Der Grbe unb beo6ahs
ten bic getpesunseu Der feinoliAen
@rtillerie unb Snfantsrie. Der Be-
oba9tungs3uitaub lit DOT nod gar
niht LANCER 3sit eingeridtst uEo liest
uneefdbr brsi Mster uutet Der grns
pberflG9s. Wds mir pabrHebmsn, tpirb
IofOrt tsIspbOnii4 Der Wsbitation gss
msloet, unb bon bort psrben bic Sefebs
Ie an bic 9attsrisu tpeitergegsben. Dim
4. unb 8. b. W. battsn fptr ihUere
Tage. Die RuFen perTuhten, uniers
gefeitigunsen gu burbbrsden, gs ge'
lang ibnen ni6t; iie purbeH blutia
beimeeItidt. glm 4. moreens. in al
ler Triibe, purbe Elm ruHii6es Suntena
telegramm ioIgeuben SnbdIts anfges
fangen: Il ubr mittaes 2lnsriff aui
Der eansen Gront." lin l llbr begann
cine fur6tbars 8eI9iebuus unisrer
GtelIungen NIT Idtpsrer arttllerie
(aug iapaniIhen &rupps&unuuen),
bod paren bic @erlufte esrins. 5einbs
Iihe Snfantsrie puroe suriitgeporfen,
Die aanonabe bdusrts bis eegsn Mprs
gen. man9mal paren fiinf5ig S6uh
in Der Minuts gu pernebmer. Wir
nabmsn mebrsre bunbsrt RuHen ssfan.
gen. Sc paren iibirii9s Sprps, Oh
bier fod,ten. Die @efans.nen erSdbltsn
bab lie brsi Gage nihts seeeicn bGt'
ten; mir ipIItsu ni4t 10 piel ldbieBsr,
es folsten nod mebr. llnb :pirtlit
tamen am Nadmittug nod 80 llebsra
Idufer, alIes ipiiite Steppsnbriibsr.
4m 8. ipurbe pisoer Elm 5uHtentt'
lesromm aufssfanssn: rS llbr Gin
Ifiebuns, 8 ubr Birtunssi4iebsn
II llbr ansriff. 3tpei iTbiriiae Stpi'
Iionsn beIonDers auf g -" 8ns ar'
tilleriefeusr besann piinttlih, RE Sn'
fanierie isbo6 mar nidt 5u febsu
SpGter erfubr i'd, bob in uuIersr RG-
be alIein 1890 Rufen sefangsn muir
ben. Die ;. ten beNiiden 2unoiturm'
Isute butten sinen ruiiiihen ShiBen'
eroben nit 145 9efaugenen auseebc'
ben. Sine son5 id6ns aetituugl @or'
eeitern lit Elm 9amerub bon mir ge'
faIIeu. 9pGtrsffsr! Or mar fofort tot
Gs lit Elm ,.6ltersr Usaun" uub bal
Grau unb iiinf ainbsr- @sl4s @iH'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-30

tertase fpir6 es tpobl in BEN 9GusH<n
seben! Da iptrft nit raubsr 5anb btr
9ob elm Brief9en bur9 bic SbiirlpoIs
tt: .@efallen Elm gutter Ramerob
elm furSss 9roitport (. linisfs
fdrift." Man pirb tpaurig, absr nur
fir einsn aueenblid. bonn beibt Is:
Stia! Worgsn fannft aud Du ruben!
Bad an unb bif! llnb forge, oab nun
unIeren Jeinben ba priiben qeb1rig
einsebsiat ipirb.
Die RuiIsn batteH tpieber einen
Sturmangriff auf uniere Drabtpers
baue genadt un0 pureH babel BON its
rsr 4rtilsris untsritiitt tporbsn. Db
lie uns entbedt batteH, ober oh iis nur
has Gsldnbs bsitreihsn nogtsn, !rtib
uiemanb; bod mar es ii4er, bab mir
balb 8efu4 erbdlteH piirben. 3usrit
ialueen bic @ranaten pielleiht 100
Weter DOR unIerem Stanb elm. bluH
eingen iie iibsr uns binipes. gs Dar
fiirfterli6. Gin Sauien unb 5eulen
unb bann bas fra9eube RrepiersH Der
Gei4ofie. @ir tparen bier MaHn unb
elm 2eutndnt i'm Stanb. 4ae ipnbten,
bab mir jsBt niht aus bem Stlnb ges
ben tonntsn, bsnn ss pdre unIer 0ers
berben geipeieu, unb mir hGtten ia
aubsrbem nod ben Staub Dsrrathen.
Reiner ipra6 elm Wort, jeosr bate
ipobl NIT iih gu t6un Infer 2sutnant
iaste: ,,&einsr DerIdbt ben Stoub. -
ssSSupobl, Serr 2eutnant" - Damn
tpie6er bieies unbeimli1e Sdpeigsu
!. unb plGsli6, Elm &radl Mir fliss
qsn 5u Bobsn, unb alf uns fdQt erbt,
Bretter< uno 8nlfenaeug. 3uerit fpeit3
ica aar niats. Damn ruff Der asuinant
bic Hamen auf, uuo aus bieIer nno
iensr gde antDortst elmer. - DgSer
| III nertpunbet2 - bile dntporten:
.Scb nifn!" - Doh bann bort man
tpieDer einen untsrDriidteu 6luh:
.Donuerpetter, Der 8alten oridt ia
gana abfdeulih." Gin anoerer matt
einen @is: n9u, ldB Dir blob Dsiuen
Oft nibt abbrfden." = gott lei Sout
betam Die ruFiids 8atteris Don urs
yeuer unb peritummts bdlb. Eonn
brad bic gatH bersiu, uuo uniere
aamerabsn tamsu pnb sruben uns
aug. Bir oabeH uns itumm bic 6anb,
unb ieber pubts, bab aud mir es IN
einem anberen Sale ebsnio gemaht
bdtten. Sinh aameruben in 8eidbr,
10 iprinssn sleid Idon siniss hin5u
unb perIl6sn gu bslFen. 60 fybiiben
fib bic aamsruben aeseuieitis. 5iir
unIer topferes gsrbalten puresn mir
beute su 9efreitsn befDroert.
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fder etiere $575-750; ertra ST.
60--7.75; 6eifers $4.75-6.75; auss
trlsjsne $7.00--7.5O; Gin Masson
ertra fette STAB pfunb i9Der ST.
rs; aiibe $3.50 -5.75; uussrldsns
i 1ulfeu. 8ei nur mdbiser
3ufubr mar Der Martt beuie ieit
BIB erfrd $685. 800. Gdnners So
25-425
Moaere unb lsitfs $4.75-5.85;
Bologna $5.90-6.e0; fstts 4uIlen
S6.25-6.75.
aaIber. Die 3ufuEr ipar
mdBia, bic NahfrOse serius unb BIZ
preife fitIen I'm 25-50e.
Orbindrs unb srObe 5000
90; fair BIS CUTE leidte $8.00-10.50i
ertra $10.5O--11.00.
S6meine Bel gutter Rad
frage mar Der Martt beuts itGrfer
nnb bic 4reiie itisssn I'm 15c pei
100 gfunb. 2si6te @erfanbtforter
unb gsrtsl nber bliebsn fstig.
@nte bis aussrIefsns 8srpadunss'
unb syleiiderjOrt.n $7.10-7.15;
f6psrs Gfspeins $7.00-7.15; prbi.
ndre bis aussrl.fsns ihpsrs felt.
Gdue $5.25-6.30; srtra $685.
$40; Gtags $4.25-5.25; mitilerl
unb lethte Dsrianbtiortsu S7.45-
-7.50: sytrtel, 110 pfunb uub tpsni'
ger $5.50-7.25.
ssn Quarantdns 6Sf.n @erpad.
unsss unb GIsiidriOrtsn unO f&ps'
re S6tpeins $700-7.15; leiAt,
9srfanbtforteu uHS Gsr.sI $3.50
TOO.
S6afe unb admmsr. :
Die 9ahfraas mar cine 3ismlih gut
unb bic prsiis tparsn itstig.
Shafe: grtra lsidts $500; gut
Big ausrlsfene' $4.5O-4.90; orbi'
ndrs Bis fair s300-4.25; aammel
$6.O0-8.50.
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Suder. - Wreiff Iittig. Waf'
finiritr Gut 2caf $6.45; pctpbsrsb
$5.65; gubss $3.50; sraHullteo
S655; Gonfsstionsrs .aA $5 45i Off
~ $500; lpsibsr trtra e. $500
srtra G. $4.80, gs. @. GIsrifisb rneis
Bsr S5.20-5.30, bo. gstbtt S4.70-
$3.50. bo. ssIbsr BON S4,454.7o per
100 pfunb.
Wotaifss IN fssis.-glrp Dr'
leans Open asttls 40-55e Gentrifus
aai 20-30e per galone.
Rsts. - 2ouiiiana, Gnnrp &ene
6A7e. prima 5s-64e, oroindrrr II
--5c, Snpnn 43-4ic per pfano.
Dairp probufts
Butter. - Wsarit rubig, a}rsifs
itetia. - WboIemiIf Gytra 34Ae;
gentrnIiseS Grtra $50. GeiitraIi5eo
ssirits 90 SOC: DO. eetoubs 24f
csc; Gansp Gairp 23e; Rading
Gtod 18a--2Oc per gflilo.
RATE. - Wdrli fen. GhiD 16c.
gaorbipsflliGer 16--16hc. Rem pert
lie, ,G9lpeiser 20 0-2sc. bp. Bird 16As.
limburasr 16-17e psr pfHub.
Gfsr. - Rarit feittr, = priud
|frilde Siihusrsisr &c; firfs 26f.
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Die @ri40pfun9 Der bel
aifGen Iruppen. - RoIeHoaal,
2. Sanuar.. Mus 9iinfirfen Dirb 1es
melbst: Nus Der aanaIfront treffen
bier iebr ungiinitiee UtelounSen uoer
ben 3uftaub Der belsii6en Sruppsn
elm. Die 8srluIte iiup isit ben Sturmt
angriffen auf Ct. Yoris, oas isBt nns
ter elm fur4tbar piitbenoes oeutitbss
glrtiQeriefsuer ssnommen pirb, ganB
beoeutenb ssitiesen- Dis @eritdrtuns
aen iiioli1 bon Sirmutoen tDunen
ni4t i8nen gsnug nodsei4oben per@
ben, 70 fart lidteu ii6 bic Reibsn Der
erbittert itreitenbsn 8elsier. 3abIreife
Offisiere, bdruntsr bic S0hus oteier
belaif6er Minifter, fielen in ben lsss
ten admpfsn am aunaliuum. Der
aDnia perbrahte Srpei Gage inmittsE
feiner sruppeu, oerlieb bann aber oie
poroerifen Stsllungen. neil fortpdh~
reub beutIte 5lisssr entlaHs Der 9es
febtslinie pperiren. Baron grpques
pi[le iiberbrahte ben Sruppen Weib.
nadtsseidente oes aDnigs uuo Der
SDntain. Rah 9lGttsrmeloungeH null
fen iebt aud ois srit DisrSehn 2dse
ausoefilbeten 8slsier an bic front;
Il, fperben nit 2saipusregimenterr
aemtIbt - Sumsiit Rufen unb Stas
lienern = unb iteben unter frdnaolts
i6er 5iibruns. Disie usuen Rsgimsns
tel MAIDEN, tpie iich Elm 9sri6teritatter
beg ,,Horb Muritime" ausDriidt, sts
nen buntIdetieeu ginbrud. aus ae
Sabre rpirp beri6tst: 5lihtenoe Sim
ipohner aug 8etbune tbeilen nit, oaB
Die Staot neuerbinas tart beeroht 1T
uno uuter luftdngriffeH Der DentfheH
leibet. Der @eIhiibbOnusr 1T Dieber
adns bsutlih bOrbar. Dreitauiene
peripunbete gneldnper tpurben in BEE
tbuue unteraebra6t, bod atpst Edae
nod bem Gefeft BEL iSeftbubsrt fusttef
befprbert. Der DahbienIt in Der
'StaSt tpiro ieBt BON far6issn Solooten
perIeheu; am 2f. 9tngen Die 5errttpf
rials an bic 5ront Sds Glenb IN
getbune unb umeegenb tit iehr grob-
g(rbeit oiebt es ni6t mebr. Cine Sn6s
fabrit 1T nod in Sbdtistsit. Die ast
bsnsmtttsIpreiie iinb fir bic drmere
gspDlteruna uueri6pinslih. au6 aus
glmisns tommen Sliidtltnge nad as
Subre; ibren Mittbeilunqen 1T gu euts
nebmeu. Sdb in elutieus Gurdt Dor ei'
ner sipeitsn 9eiebuus bur6 eie Deuts
fcbeu berritt. Sotbdtsnunaeb6rias bes
ridteH iiber ben erih0pften 3uitano
Der iunqen 2eute, Die grobe an5ahl Der
Waroben. Tliidtliuge aus oaaebroni
srsGblen BON elmer geoegnuua Soffres
uub bes marIdals iFrsn6 in bieier
Stabt. Inter ben Gintpobnern oerbrsis
tets Iin bds 9eriiht, bah erHite urs
ftimmistsitsn uuter ben uerbiirnetsH
glnfibreru beigeIeat perben vubtsn
Waan 6emertte, bab General ROD ben
Iinteu arm IN ihDaraer 8inSe trus
unb bstm 9ebsu eiHeH SpoSierifo6 be-
HuBte.