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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-12-17
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There Is Money In Hogs

Genesee, Dec. 10. Especial tx
the Tribune. Says a Genesee
farmer There is money in hogs
well, perhaps; but to whom
Perhaps to the buyer who buys
and sells on a regular margin OF
profit; to the packer who buys
choice hogs at from 5 to 81 cents
the pound and sells for all he can
get from the merchant; to the
merchant who sells hams and
bacon at from Is to 80 cents the
pound. But for the farmer
there is money in hogs" nit,
at present prices of hogs and
with wheat around 80 cents. The
result is the same now as it al
ways has been and always will
be-that the farmer is going out
of the hog business. Not to stay;
oh, no. He never goes out to
stay, but merely until conditions
change in his favor, as conditions
will change. You may beg and
persuade and lecture your head
off to the farmer to keep his
brood sows and young pigs. But
your arguments will fall upon
eardrums that are irrisponsive.
The writer recently heard a farm
er threaten to knock every young
pig he had in the head, saying,
they are eating their heads off
every day.
Fourteen cars of fat hogs have
been shipped from Genesee this
season. The same is true at
Kendrick, Juliaetta, Vollmer-Ilo,
Nezperce, Cottonwood, Fem,
Irangeville, and many other
points. But after all is said and
lone, those few farmers who
Keep their best brood sows and
'ires and young pigs and are
'eady to put choice hogs on the
market when the crest of the ]
wave of high prices returns, as 1
t will return-to those farmers r
Who will have shown their long c
leadedness and forsightedness l
n that manner, there will be o
money in hogs" d
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-12-17
HOLD BAKING
| DEMONSTRATION
Prof. Joseph Becker, of Ma
jestic Range Fame, is Dem
onstrating This Week at
Hoene Hardware.

The store of the Hoene Hard
ware has been the center of at
traction in the city this week by
,ea son of the big demonstration
o: the Majestic range that is be-
ling held there Prof. Joseph
Becker, said to be one of the
gree test chefs in the country and
who works only for the Majestic
company, arrived in the city Sun
day evening from Lewiston and
has been busily engaged all of
the week in cooking up all kinds
of good things in the baking line
and showing the housewives of
this vicinity how to get almost
perfect results when using the
Majestic range. Each afternoon
Prof. Becker has demonstrated
Gel tain articles IN the bread or
cake line, showing his audience
how they were made from the
time the flour was mixed into
dough until it came from the
oven in the shape of perfect
bread, cake or rolls, and the store
was filled at each demonstration,
some days more than 300 persons
being present to witness the
demonstrations and hear the
lectures. Each time refreshments
were served, in the way of cake,
rolls or cookies prepared by Prof.
Becker, and coffee and were
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-12-17
Gives It The "Kick"

Word reaches the Tribune that
a progressive farmer in the Le-
more country says that cider can
be greatly improved by running
It through a cream separator be-
fore using. In fact it is said this
party claims if he had known of
this scientific method of treating
apple juice two or three years
ago it would have saved him
enough in the way of expenses
to Asotin to have planted q big
orchard with the proceeds spent
for auto hire. Oroino Tribune.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-12-17
Mr.. Bob

The Juniors and Seniors will
present the three act comedy
drama, "Mr. Bob," at the X. C.
hall Dec. %, 1915, at 8 o'clock.
"Mr. Bob" is a lively farce, full
of comical situations. Patty, the
dramatic maid, and Jenkins, the
dignified butler, are capital COM
edy characters while the others
are equally strong. Vaudeville
stunts between acts. Following
are the characters:
Philip Royson, the young M. d. .......
..................... George Rice
Robert Brown, lawyer.
...................J -. b. Mcdonald
Jenkins, Miss Luke's butler.
..,..........,....J. B. Seubert
Miss Rebecca Luke, maiden lady -.
...................M May Mannering
Kathryn Rogers, her niece. ........
.................. Edna Mcdonald
Marian Bryant, "Mr. Bob. "...........
........ ....... Lille Mclaughlin
Patty, Miss Luke's maid. d..............
................... Marie Libbey
Prices, so cents, reserved seats.
General admission, IS and 25
'ents. Everybody come.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-12-17
School Notes

The attendance at school i,
still very irregular on account d,
the la grippe.
Richard Oldham has been seri.
) ously i'll with la grippe, but il
| now reported better.
Bessie Williams is absent from
school attending the wedding of
her brother which took place at
Westlake Tuesday.
Lee Gentry is ill at his home
with pneumonia. Although his
condition is critical hopes are en-
tertained of his recovery.
Miss Wood is still unable to be
at school but is much improved.
Miss McGrew is teaching four
grades with some assistance from
high school students.
The Baconian literary society
is to have a Christmas box as a
part of the program December
"a. Each member is to draw the
name of a member and then pre-
sent that member with ten-cent
gift. #
The Cottonwood high school
boys defeated the lilo high school
boys in game of basket bali,
played at the /. O. o. F. hall last
Friday. Professor Hughes, of
lilo, refereed the game. The
score was IL to 80.
The Baconian literary society
gave its regular program last
Friday. One feature of the pro-
gram was debate given by four
members of the society. A de-
'ate is expected to be a regular
'art of following programs.
The concert given here Mon
lay night by the California Jubi-.
ee Singers drew quite a large
rowd. It was given for the bene-
It of the manual training and
omestic science departments.
i've dollars and ninety cents was
The highest averages for the
asst month are as follows:
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-12-17

Geo. M. Reed, the Grangeville
real estate and loan man, was in
the city yesterday.
1t is reported locally that War
rem Truitt was married on Dec.
4th to a young lady at Medical
Lake, Wash.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-12-17

u. B. Newell returned Wednes-
uay from Richland, Wash, and
Will remain here indefinitely.
w. B. Hussman recently pur-
chased two lots in Procter's ad-
ditlon from A. F. Heintz, consid-
Grafton not known.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-12-17
A COMMUNITY
XMAS TREE
Business Men Respond NobIy
and First Community Tree
Will be a Winner-Backed
by Commercial Club.

Cottonwood is going to have
community Christmas tree. Thi
town has the reputation of doin
things right whenever anythin
is attempted and that our frs
community Christmas tree viii
be big success goes withou
saying.
Other towns in this part of tn,
state have been talking of sucl
features and when the matter
was broached at the commercial
club luncheon Monday it met
with instant approval. Commit.
tees were appointed to have
charge of the various features
and the financial committee got
busy at once and succeeded in
raising within a short time $21e
to defray the expenses of the
tree.
The tree will be held in the K.
of c. hall on Christmas eve and
a short program will be rendered
before the gifts are presented.
1t is the aim of those in charge to
provide entertainment for every
child in the city and candy and
nuts will be lavishly distributed
among all present. Owing to the
fact that the churches had given
up their plans of having Christ
mas trees the community tree
should meet with the approval of
everyone and all who desire to
place gifts on the tree should
bring them in to the committee
in charge in ample time. The
tree and entertainment are not
for those in town alone but the
entire country round about is in
vited to attend the doings and
participate in the enjoyable event.
The program will start promptly
at 7::3O o'clock, p. m.
The committees in charge of
he work of preparing for the
rec and entertainment are as
follows:
Finance and Purchasing-Felix
Nartzen, Geo. M. Robertson, G.
:. Mckinney.
Program-H. J. Smith, Father
Villibrord, Rev. Grunewald, F.
}. Winner, Miss Theresa Funke,
Hiss Antonia Bruegeman, Mrs.
:. c. Lange, Mrs. Grunewald,
frs. Minis.
Decoration-J. L. Gardner, w.
l. Kelsey, Eugene Mauer, Fred
.ange, Wilbur Beatty, Elvin Par
er, Henry Bruegeman, Mrs.
has. Crawford, Mrs. John Baer.
Distribution-M. M. Belknap,
:. A. Kelsey, Mrs. Geo. Downer,
1rs. John Funke. Mrs. Frank .
imon, Mrs. B. Tackle, Mrs. E. !;
!. Hale, Mrs. ]. V. Nash. :
Those donating to the fund and
ne amounts subscribed are as
ollows:
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1915-12-17
NEWS AROUND
THE STATE
Items From Various Places
Reproduced for the Benefit
of our Readers-Stories Re-
hashed from Exchanges.

A new farmers co-operativ
creamery is being built at Dear
and it is said that the milk fror
400 cows has been pledged to tn
new enterprise.
Ed Mcmahon made proof las
week of the slaughter of eve1
thirty coyotes for which he will
receive the state bounty of $2.5'
each. : Meadows Eagle.
Denney Messenger and Mrs
Lucinda Judkins, two pioneers
of the Pomeroy country, were
married at Lewiston Monday.
The groom was 76 years of age
and the bride slightly older.
The years ore production in
the Occur d'Alenes, regardless
of serious checks due to smelter
contract troubles, will eclipse any
previous record, not only in value
but in the tonnage shipped.
The University of Idaho cham
pion fat steer, Benefactor, which
won first place both at North
Yakima and Lewiston, was a.
warded the grand championship
at the Portland fat stock show
last week and later sold for
or 35 cents pound. He
was purchased by son of James
J. Hill, the railroad magnate and
will be used as a show animal.
James Harty, a former convict |
in the Boise penitentiary, was
shot and killed last Friday night
at Montpelier, by a railroad
watchman who saw Harty escap-
ng through the yards with sew
,ral revolvers and a rifle taken
rom hardware store earlier in
he evening. The fugitive tried
o give battle when ordered to
top but the wate hman fired first.
Paul Lohrman, a lad of Parma,
l years of age, holds the record
or corn growing in the contest
ecently conducted by the agri-
lltural department. He raised
27 bushels of corn on one acre
{ ground. The contest was con-
ucted by W. T. Mccall, agricult-
raj agent of Ada county, and it
as under his instructions that r
le boys in the contest worked. q
theirs in the contest raised from h
} to 85 bushels per acre. Parma
erald. O
Lundy Hatfield, formerly a q
sident of Lewis county, who q
as recently returned to Nez- e.
rec from Kentucky, was given a!
preliminary hearing Monday 81
a charge of cattle stealing and q, q,
IS bound over to the district
urt under $4,000 bonds. He was R,
able to furnish the bond and
Is returned to Jail. Hatfield is Je
arged with having stolen four y,
ad of cattle and sold them. "'
left the country shortly after Ks
ling the animals.
Since the opening of the Ken '
ok creamery a few months Pa
D it has been demonstrated
It not more than 20 per cent
the cows being MIXED in that &c
ality are paying for themselves Gel
as result the bank at that
ce recently sent an expert
ryman to the coast to purchase -,
, carloads of good milk cows
,e sold to Kendrick farmers. :
wonder how many cows on NV
mas prairie are star boarders' W .
he Kendrick class. ~ =.
eo. M. Reed, the Grangeville &c: paa
aotafa apJ lam y,oon xuoo - thiS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

tre1er @offerberbrii6erung NIT nn=
leren1 erlon6ten @erbiinbeten nra6tt=
qen 9lrnteen int geor6en @i0erI Itan0
gelei1tet. Gin 11euer 1116 perratbert=
ider 6ein6 inn gii6en lit fir @n6
fei1 neuer Tei116. Stol5e @rinnerrn=
gen an geobara, Mortaro uno 2illo,
sic 6en gtol5 meiner Sugen0 a11s=
1na6ter, nno ser @etlt &aoebfpSl Gr5=
ber5og 9llbre9ts n19 Segettboffs, Ser
in meinen Streitfraf item 5u @alIer
u1rb 5u 2an6e fortlebt, garantieren,
oab mir o11d im gii6en oie @ren5en
ser Monar9ie erfolgreid pertbetoi>
gen meroen. S6 begriiBe meine
Observation-Disclosures Die on oen
@ieg gelp0bnt lin6. SSd boue onf tie
1ttr6 tire 6ubrer. S6 baue onf npein
@ol, Dem i@ fir feinen beiipielloien
0pfernutb n1einen bdterli@en Cont
I6r1l6e. Sss6 bette 5u 6em mma6ti>
gen, Dob er uniere 6obnen iegnen
uno nniere re9te Sade nnter fetnen
gnaoigen @dnt nebmen moge."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
9e,ttidlan6 bridlt nit sStalien.

8 on 5 0 H. "a. Mai. - gine ltber
Mm1ter6am 6ur9 bie &euter 60. aus
Berlin pom 20. Weai batierte einge=
gangene omtlide Depei6e iagt: ~Die
italier,iide &egterung bot onr6 oen
8otfdufter BEL 6er oiterrei6al6<111t=
goriiden 93egierung, @er5og bon
9lporna, erfl6ren la1fer, bab lie it6
NIT Seiterrei6 nngarn olS int
@riegs3uita16e beftn6lid betra6tet.
Sic itolienii6e &egierung bat onr9
oieien unenti@ul6baren slngriff gegen
6ie Doppelmonardie au6 obne @e6t
o6er obne @rnn6 ibren @ertrag mit
@eutidIan6 gebroden. Sos lopale
@erbdltniB, 6os 5tpii@en 0eiterreid)-
ltngorn un6 6em Deutlden &ei@ onf
@rnn6 oes 8iin6ntbpertrages beltebt,
nn6 felter nod 6ur6 6ie @affenbrii,
6erihoft gei6mie0et 1T, lit our@ ben
Mbfan 6es 6ritten @erbiinoeten 1t1to
1ei11en ltebergang ins feinoli9e 2oger
ga1t3 unberiibrt gebIieben. Ser oel1t-
Ide @otldyofter bat 9lrtpeiil1ng erbol-
ten, @om 5niammen nit bent oiter.'
l1ngari1den Boti@ofter gu berlallen. :"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27

tpur6en BEL Sen &fen Der lebten
Eage $500 9iullen gefangen genom=
uten. s(us Ser @egen0 bon Sdutplt,
aurlono, nlel6et Ser railiide 8eri@t,
ooB sic 3eutlden nrit slusnabme Ell
niger Ibeile ser Jront 5ur DefenliDe
iibergegangen iino. gon Ser l1eber-
leeiiden gladrihterogentltr in Berlin
&pur6e am Wfo1tag befanntgegeben,
6cB elmer W}eloung aus 9utareit 5u=
folge Elm r1iiii6es sdladti6iff nit
400 Neann an 8or0 int S6mar5en
Meer perlenft tpor6en lit. @ettere
geadridten uno gin5elbeiten BIER
iiber feblen 1to9. Die 9(Giierten er>
litten BEL ibren 9lngriffen auf @alli-
poll tpeitere idtpere @erlulte
SIM Weiten geben sic gngldn6er
5l1, 0ltlid bon Dpern 6urb beutide
9lngriffe gum @erlaiien bon 5@n-
bengrdben ge5tpungen tpor6en 5n
let1t; ser &antpf Dauerte nod fort.
Sic oeuti i9en Mngriffe tpur6en nn-
ter 8ubilfenabme bon Stidgasge-
iboiien gefibrt. lteber 6en @erlouf
6ieIes Samples b1eibt Ser oeuti6e
8eridt nod ob5l1tparten. Sc fan6en
tpeitere &Gntpfe Defenders in Der @e=
ge16 bon glrras itatt, ieoo6 ideint
fi6 sic Gage 1irees's peientli@ ner-
qnoert 5u baben. Nm Montag friib
tporf elm beutider 5iieger 8omben
ouf eine 8or1ta6t bon Naris ab.
Sic Ser. Stooten baben aus Mn-
lab 6es @ingreifers SStaliens in oen
europGii9e11 &rteg aufs r1eue. eine
!5eutralitadts= =8roflan1ation erlaiien.
Das Stoats6epartement beroffent=
lidte beute bieie. Sic tragt Dos 2a=
tum pom "a. Mai.
1ie g9pei5er 9}eeierung Lot ans
eefiinoigt, oab tie sic gertretnng
Geutl6lon6s n,1o 8oierns in &om
iibernebmen miro. Die Snterellen
|Sei iterrei6=ltngar1ls tper6en bon
|5pat1ten bertreten.
StaGen bot ii9 berett erflart> oas
BON ben Mniierten unter5ei9neie Nb=
fommen ei115ubalten, feinen Sc'l5er=
frieoe1r 5u idlieben. Sic l1nttr5eidl-
l1ung 6iel les 8ertrags ieitens Ser itc=
lie,nihen &egierung ion unmittslbar
beporlteben. -----
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
,Stalieus &ricsserflarmng.

q m it croullL 90. Mai, ilber
2onoon. = Cine 9epelde aus @ie11
neloet, oa6 Ser itaIielrild]e 9otldmf=
ter in 0elterreidl 9er5og pon s(par>
lra, alu sonntaeuittag 0em oiter.=
11u9ar. alinilter ocs s(lts>purtlge'L
Baron bon @ltria1 folgenoe &rlegs=
erflGrlu1g iiberreiht bot:
ugSiem %. Mai 1915. - S11
llebereinl thinning nit 0en s(uftragen
leilrer 9Fojeltlt oes &0nigs bot Der
1uter5eihuete Sotldafter bon Stalten
sic ghre, leiner gr5euen5, oeln Wst<
hitter oes slltstpdrtigen bon Selter=
reid -ltl1gorn folgenoe @eittbeilnng
sl1 iiberreid;el,: nGelnaB ser am Mer=
ten oieles Sforats on Sic faiierli6e
11no f6niglihe 9legier1ng gen1abte11
asittbeilllng erfldrte Stalien aus
ihiperlpiegenoen @riinben inn Ser
tral1en ouf lein gl1tes Red)t, ooB bon
oa oh bos nit Gelterreid=1ngarn &C.
1d)lolIene @iillonib been0igt lei, oo
ser betreffe11oe @ertrag bltr6 oie fat=
ierlidJe ltno f0nigltde &egiernng per=
lest 1porbcn mar. gs bebielt ii@ bierz
BEL bas 93eht 5u tpeiteren Sa11oln1t=
qen Dor. Sic &egterung oes So
1rias lit NUT oaen ibr 5ltr 8erfngnne
itehenoen Iiitteln e11tldlollet, Die
italie11iId)en @eGte uno S11tere1len 81
tpobren; lie fann nidt perfeblen, it'd
gegen ieoe belteben6e uno tn 3nfl1nft
e1tt1teben6e 8eorobung 5u idiiben, Die
Ser grfiillnng ibrer nationalen Be=
1rinmnungen entgegenitebt. Seine Wta:
ieltdt Ser a0nig erflart, ooB er iid
BON morgen nit Seiterreidl1ngart
ais inn &riegs5ltltano befinolt6 be.
trudtet. Ser l1nter5eihnete bat oie
gbre> leiner gr5eGen5 gu glei@er 3ei1
befonrt 5u geben, bab Ser 9'i1ulte1
0cs 9(ustpartigen 0ie Nalle am glet:
ten Sage sur @erfiigung oes tal1er
liden uno fo1rigli6en Soti6afters II
Hon1 1te0t ln6 oaB er ieiner er5el
lens perbunoen iein miro, menn ibn
leiae Ndlie al1sgebanoigt meroen.
(Be5.) u9lparna."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
Mumaniens 6aItuna.

2on6on, 25. Mai. - Die be,,t.
ide diplomatic itebt in l,nouseeieb.
ten l1nterbonolungen NIT Der r,,ntd.
niiden 9feaier,,ng, INN oieie 81 be,pe.
gen. lire geeutrolitdt i'm eeeentuar-
ti9en &rieg bei5ubebalten. Mefe
Mel6ung mar in elmer ant Dienitag
6er @rdange Felegropb 60. aug am'
iter6om 5ueeoangenen Gepeide ert'
balten. @aiier @ilbelm bot Ben @o.
mig bon Gundnien eriudt, eite Mili.
tarfommiifion na@ ben oeutfden
6auptq,,artieren 5u fe,tben unb
Giirit Scarf bon @eoeI lit als Ser.
trauensemiiidr bes @dHfers nad 9at'
fareit obgereiit. Die oe1tide Nreiie
brinet @eriihte bon elmer neuen
6eutihen Mnleibe fir 91,ntanien, bod
fonnte oieie Meloung nod niht BE-
itdtigt tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
Sic Rrie9sla9e.
26, Wiai.

Stolie,l bat auf Sen Gee ll1rb 2nft=
ungriff Selterreibs geant>portet nno
lit 5r 9anbe gegen 0en 6eino porge=
gargeu. &on1 1neloet 0ie 8eleeung
nebrerer lpibtiger Gre>l5polten in
ser @iibtlng ouf Trieit 5lt, paS BON
Nsien iebod beltritten miro. geab
oem on1tli6en 0lterrei6iiden 8eribt
lit es 5u eilpem Seegefedt IN Ser
s(oria getommen, in pel6em ein
itolieni1bes Spbieetorpeboboot ge-
ll,ufe1r lei. Sic an Montag erfolgte
@elbieBlmg ser italienilcben &ulte
ioa beoeutenoen gha0en ongeri6tet
baben.
gnglonos 1reueS &oalitionsfabinett
lit iett fertig. @rep bleibt Miniiter
6es s(1bern uno slsql1itb Minii iter-
pralioent. Gb1rbiu perliert bas
4ortefeuille 0es W>arirten1irriiters uno
erb4lt oen non1ineuen Soften 6es
&un5lers 6es @er5ogtbu1ns 9anca=
Iter. @alfor miro iein 9ea6folger.
iein. &it6ener bebalt has Gorte=
feuilIe oes &riegsntinil lterilmS BET;
linn 5ur @eite miro 2loD6=@eorge als
M11itionsn1irilter lteben. Sir tStan=
lep @uifrnaiter tritt an @telle bon
Discount &albane, Ser 0em 9el1t=
ldenbaB geopfert muroe, als 9oro=
groBfa115ler. Sic iriiden Nationa>
li1ten leb11ten ein Eorteferille ab.
9os neue &abirett 5ablt IL 9tberale,
s &onlerbotipe> 2 bon Ser Mrbetter=
portei unb ei1ten l1nabbangtgen 5u
0eitglieoern.
gom Sten mel6et ser 6eutide uno
o1terrei9ii9e Bertdt, baB 6ie Mrmee
Gen. Moderie11s am @fontag nor6-
lid bon Tr5en1psl ste 0ffeniipe &C.
gen sic 93l1iien mie6er er0ffnete nno
gIeib ei1ten groBen grfolg er3telte.
210OO 9}ulien mur6en gefangen ge-
Monument 80 @eidiibe, mornnter
neun l6tpere, un6 bier5ig Maldinerr=
ge1pebre tpuroen erbeutet. Se@s itarf
perl9an5te GDrfer un6 eirige an6ere
@0be1ri itellugren purben ben &nlien
qenomnte1t. Inter SEN Dorfern be,
fin6et li6 gfa6Dnno, noe ltli6 6es
@on, fanm funf5ebn Meilen bon
Er5en1psl et1tfernt. Gon BORT gebt
ser 8ormari9 gegen ben Gan gu
meiter. Ser @iener @eridt beiagt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
"a. W{at.

sStaliens &riegSerflarnttg an De-
iterrei@-l1ngarn lit erfolgt. Ser
&riegs5ultan6 erilttert bon Montag
friib an. 9ie reip. gotibafter iino
abberufem &por6en. @lei65eitig lit in
@erlin m11tli@ ongefiin0igt 1poroen>
oab Geuti@lan6 treu gu ieinem @nn'
oesgetrolien Seiterrei@ balte un6 8ot>
idufter giilotp aus &om abbernfen
bobe.
0bglei@ Selomaridoa garom
@onra6 bon @obenoorf General
ltabsdef Ser oiterreidiiGen slrmee,
lett pielen sSobren idon Gorfebrur1.
gen fi;r einen epet1tueaen slusbrn9
oes &rieges 5tpii@en SStalien nno
Oeiterrei6 getroffen bat, glm1bt ma11
6od, 6ob ser beuti@e @eneralitab,
ipel@er 1ta6 bier berri@enoer anitdt
eine ltarfe 0ffeniipbbmegung gegen
Stolien gepla,t bot> uno onrd)
lpr@bru@ 6urd Sic ita1ienil@en ST.
nien in itaIieniides @ebiet Mufregung
berporrufen rno 10 oie @egumitigurg
oes sSrie6engefiibls 5u itarfen iu6t
sic &an1pagne leiten miro.
sS1n 0iten >puroe bent noroli9en
ruililden 8lugel cine geie6erloge bet
gebradt. Sen Ieutiden fielen irt Der
@egen6 bon g6a,pli un6 an Ser 3nt=
biiia Tront 5000 @efameene int oie
@6n6e. girer @eeloung 6es &orre'
1pon6enten ser @ener &et@spoit 5u'
folge bereiten 6ie 9fulien ouf Der
Gront 2ubli1,, sSsfpangroo Big @ar-
iebau cine Offeniipe por; Ser 8eri@t-
eritotter fogt, 6aB sic oeltti@-oiter-
reidiiden @treitfrdfte bort peritarft
tpur6en un6 6en Mngriffen aus ge-
Efiderten Stellungen init @11be entge'
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%. Wai.

Ser oIterrei9iid id=ungarihe Ufini-
lter bes 9leuBeret, Baron Stepban
gurion bon @oiecs, iiberrei@te bel1te
6en1 itaIienilden 9otidafter eine 9so-
te, sic ~ihmer3ltde lteberraida1rg"
iiber Stoliens @nti@eioung gum M1ts-
or1d bringt, uin 10 abrupter Weiie
einen @ertrng 5u been6igen, ser anf
ser @erneinianfeit Der beoeutlamlte11
politif@en Sntereiien baiiert tpar, nno
ser nnieren Stooten 10 lange Sabre
@iderbeit un6 Srieben berbiirgte
un6 sStolien tpertbboue Dienite leilte'
te." Die geote fiibrt aus, 6aB bas
gritaunen 0eiterreidrlhearns INN
10 geredtfertigter iei, als bie tto1iert'
fde 9fegierung 1pieberbolt ibre1
@1tnid gum Muaorud bro4te, Die
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aaiier asran5 Soiepb an ieine Srnp=
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qens. : sie 6em 9el1terbiiro ons
9(n1Iteroon1 genrel0et miro, peroffent-
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Tron5 SsSolepb an SEN @rafen aarl
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forbere Sic ouf, 6as no6folge11oe
Manife1t an meine Irnppen 5u per-
0ffentH6en:
ugSien, SEN "a. Mai. Tran5 So
lepb an ieine Sruppen: Ser &onig
bon 2staIien bot mir Sen &rieg er=
flart. Greuloitgfeit, mie Die @e>
1hidte feine dbnlife fennt, muroe
BON oen @0nigreid SStalien gegen Die
bei6en 8un6esgenoiIen peribt. gea6
eine1n 8iin6niB bon lnebr als 80 Sab=
rem 0auer, in 6eren gerlal1f SStalten
imltanbe tpor, lein @ebiet 5u ertpei=
tern un6 iih gu ungeboffter 8lntbe gu
ent1pideIn, bat es uns in Ser Stunbe
Ser @efabr perIoiien uno 1T nit flie'
gen6en Jobnen in 6as 2oger nn1erer
Seinoe iibergegangen. Wir baben
ssstolien 11i6t be6robt; mir baben lein
9lmieben nidt geidanalert;; mir baben
feline gbre o6er ieine Sntereiien ntdt
ongegriffen. @ir baben 1tetS lopal
Sen 8flidten unieres @un6niiies ent'
iproden un6 linn unleren S6nb ge-
tpabrt, penn es ms 6el6 5og. Wir
baben nebr getban. slls Stalien fei-
ne begebrIihen Blide iiber uniere
@ren3e tparf, baben tpir, I'M ben
sSrie6en nn6 unler 8un6niB 5n er=
bolten, uns idtperen &er5ens 5u gro,
BEN nno ihn1er51i6en 0pfern ent-
1d)loiIem. 9lber 90 6ie 8egebr1i6feit
eestaliens, sos % bodte, Ser Mugen-
blid n1iiile ousgenubt tperoen ni@t
3n 1tillen tpar, 10 mub bas S@idiol
feinen Gong geben.
,Meine &eere baben in Sen 5ebn
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Mabbe,u 2afe.

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ertportetSonntog ieinen inDGltpmlfee
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GanriIie miro bier NIT SEN &in6ern
ser @en1ei11oe bas Geit Ser eriten fl.
@in6erfommmnion bcgeben.