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Into this tuInuituouS scene there rushed Marie and Officer Dowd and fat old black Aunt Debby just as Blye the maddened assailant who had sprung upon him.
 Gilbert Blye rose feeling of his throat. and for moment he contemplated Ned Warner with dazed bewilderment; then a flush of anger came into his cheeks and his black eyes blazed
 Let him go' he yelled and, thrusting the heavy Edwards out of his way, he made mad rush for the man who had attempted strangle him.
 It was huge Officer Dowd who this time jumped in between the two furious combatants and with the aid of half dozen strong men. prevented the desperate encounter which would have ensned
 My husband' sobbed June and tried to throw herself upon him. but he turned from her "Nedi MT. Blyew
 hand laid upon Neds arm-Iris Blether- ing She had forced her way through the excited throng
 "Why, Ned!' she called, shaking his and look ing at the eyes from which the light of reason seemed to have fled. Ned, listen to mel It's Iris Don't you see? This is motion picture studor'
 They all had to repeat it again and again before they could reach his dazed intelligence. He had seen but two objects in all this huge room. crowded with it's moving picture machines. it's properties it's scenery, it's banks of strange lights and those objects had been his runaway bride and Gilbert Bye
 June, She stood now supported by her father and mother her large. lustrous eyes turned appealingly on Ned waiting the moment when she dared ap- proach him again.
 Don't you understand. Ned?" she franticaly cried Wont you understand? It's motion pic ture payr'
 Slowly he turned his gassy eyes in her direction He comprehended at last, but there was no soften ing in his face, for there still the dark hand some Gilbert Blye. Ned made sudden lunge for his enemy. but Officer Dowd, watching him narrow ly, stopped him.
 You have been with that man ever since you left me!' savagely charged Ned turning suddenly to- nd at her.
 In the abandoned bank room below Bill Wolf stood dusty window with Honora Blye and rolled out before her bl yards long, covering all the separate items of his sleuthng the trail of Gilbert Blye and June Warner
 "Go the list ma am, item by item' confident ly invited the faithful detective "You'll find them correct And here's check on your own bank all
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TIE HAPPY COUPLE DID NOT KNOW ABOUT TIE SIGN ON TIE BACK OF TIE CAR

the gayest of the gay. The eyes of the white mus tached orn Cunningham twinked incessantly. and heavy T. J. Edwards sat with smile of intense satisfaction on his thick lips The feature fin ishcd without accident, and the first of the films was fine. Robbie R.thcrlng and Blye took n- stant liking to another The old feud en- ;ircly forgotten.
 They're good people, Ned" whispered the happy June And they were good to mel
 Ned beamed down at June with delight in every infection of her voice. in every of her beauti- ful head. in every heeng expression of her lovely counenance in every glance of her ustrous eyes. Up rose Gilbert Blye at the head of the table. In his hand he held small shining object He made wonderful speech about 1t. speech full of wit and sentiment and good will and things which made everybody happy, and with extraordinary four sh of words lie presented that watch to the little runaway bride.
 Amid whacking applause the little fuaaway bride made blushing speech of acceptance then there was whispered consultation between herself and the deserted groom begun by suggestion from the latter Then up rose the bcaming Ned Warner and made manly speech. n generous speech. speech full of heart bursting happiness and amid great ap- plause he presented that tiny watch to the dark handsome, black Vandyked Gilbert Blye
 Then up Robbie Blethering and looked at the clock and motioned to the head waiter
 Well, it's train time" he proudly announced
 "Goodby Junie dearr And Iris Dlethcrng iump- ing from her chair, threw her arms around Junes neck and sobbed happily
 Here are your tickets. Ned" called smiling eyed Father Moore tossing envelope. and at that moment the doors of the private dining room open ed and in marched Aunt Debby and Marie laden with white ribboned honeymoon luggage. June's mother at the farewell dinner and she smiled with Father Moore, at the thought that the happy couple did not know that the back of the Moore car which was to take them to the railroad station to finish their uncompleed honeymoon was this legend: LUST MARRIED" Bouncer leaped in as the rice began to shower upon the embarrassed bride and Mother Moore whispered:
 ''Junie dear, don't forget your purse"
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June led up to him, and Into her hands he thrust the money Then he smiled at her, while Gilbert Blye stepped back, suavey smiling and stroking his black vandyke with his long, lean, white fingers.
 June shrank from the fat hands which were about to be casped upon her shoulders and from that wide, thick smile upon the face of the heavy and, laughing nervousy, turned to Gilbert Bye, who bent his dark, handsome head above her and spoke to her in his low voice.
 Crashl
 The door splintered and gave way, and through it burst the wild eyed Ned Warner, his jaw set and his fists cinched For a second he stood bewildered by the strange light which flooded this large room; then, with an oath, he sprang for the black Van- dyked He clutched his fingers around the throat and with savage roar, bore Gilbert Bye to the floor. The runaway bride uttered shriek after shrek
 At the door downstairs there stopped an electric coupe, driven by sharp featured woman with long nose and high arched brows. She jumped out, and from the dim hallway there came short thick with short, thick stub of cigar in one corner of his mouth. It the well known and justly famous private detective. Bill Wolf
 "Got him, Mrs. Bye" he triumphantly husked. Your husband is right upstars-with the girl!'
 "The viper" hissed Honoria Bye and dashed into the dim hallway.
 Bill Wolf caught her as she started up the stairs
 Not fast, madamw he called and laid hold of her "This way, please"
 "But my husband! The girl, Juner
 "Theyre here all right, and they can't get away. Here's your pictures. ma'am and here's your bill'
 He handed her a large roll of paper and two pho tographs one of Gilbert Bye and one of June
 Upstairs there was scene of wild confusion The runaway bride her mother, Iris Bethering and the vivacious Tommy Thomas were screaming in hys- teria, while the heavy man with the thick eyelids and the man with the white mustache and Robbie Blethering and half a dozen other men rushed upon the fercely struggling men the floor.
 My husbandr' shrieked June. My husband!" and ran around and around the excited pack of scrambng men, followed by the leaping. barking Bouncer.
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June bride Ned Warner impulsively leaves her husband their honeymoon she begins to real ize that she must be entirely dependent him for money She desires to be Independent
 June is pursued by Gilbert Blye, a wealthy married She from his clutches with difficulty Ned searches dstracedy for June, and learning of Elves designs vengeance him. After adven- Is rescued from river pirates by Durban artist poses The Spirit of the Marsh is driven out by Durban and Is Kidnapped by Blye Gun ningham June escapes tries sweatshop and is dispossessed by her landlady Bye finds June in her tenement home and drives Cunningham away
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By special arrangement for fhfs poper phofo-dranaa corresponding fo the instoif- rents of Runaway June" may be seen at fhe leading moving picture fheafers. By arrangement made with the Mufudf Film Corporation II is not only possible 10 read Runnwoy June" each week, but also affer- wdrd fo moving pictures illustrating our story.
 Copyright 1915 by Serial Publication Corporation.
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CHAPTER III.

vT% HERE gay dinner party at the New
 York cafe that night. The Blye Stock com
 pany entertained their departing star and
 her friends Ned Warner sat beside his happy June. There seemed extra affection that night between Father and Mother Moore and Bob bic and Iris Bethering, and Tommy Thomas was
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SYNOPSIS.

Copyright, 1915, by seri. Publication Corporation
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CHAPTER II.

"A Y ED?' It was pathetic little figure which UNu turned appealingy to the scowling young man. Her big eyes were full of tears.
 Tt all a mistake, dear!
 She choked back her tears, and there was tense silence, in which Ned Warner stood with cold eyes and folded waiting.
 "Oh, Ned, can't make you and understandY' And there piteous wistfulness about her. we were all so happy on that day of our wedding, happy we started on honeymoon trip! And when stood alone in the Pullman drawing room, surrounded by white ribboned luggage, there seemed to be no cloud in our skyy'
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nIrltn ln aIalntn

NmliW 8 mla Htff Ngnnpa
cir eHllae 5lhmifaltiat hai httlmt
Neniahi 6db mn sqiiida 6e5
lilai elm beuiidlca tauibuos htn tgi.
tl6en Iurptooleotleriiorr e8t.
ruit in otr Naae ht taaaoper
Rcndiiidlif'ca uHdgafificn ino Uefs
ieHlt bobc AH arMielbCH 1dae
riltluidcltt iidt uabe otm Rortb sim.
Der IeudhidlIii eiu @ricdli lmtifeh
8uei 6rliiidicH Naturalization nrb
mehrcreu init t8eidleeu nno lat.
bcrichencn Nlialtroanpiern.
Giner Der yetterru nlfroe prit6ri
cornui grill eiuc 1igiiion triliidier
Observation-Disclosures tn 0cn Auntpi
en-. INTO 0le beiOen 0autidlen patrol
Idliiie mnren uerIorcu Tie britt.
idc aI0mirolitdt bat crflart, 0ab Bic
reiiteu IPitaIieber Der Neiabaiq
1ercttet ruuroen. (Iieier geridjt
Iatltet gans nn0ers. tpie Der BON Der
,ngliiden 9IonliraIit1t ner0iient.
Iidlte. Sic gngIanoer batten mir
oas beridltet, mas ibnen in Den
ardm paBte.)
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Gnglau6s StaatsifnlS fait Der.
0Duuelt.

2oubon. 8. giai. esSn einer ser
fiir8eitea g[uipradben ii6er 0en
Observation-Disclosures, Die ct ie ae.
halten bat, fiibrtp Der aroB6ritonni-
Idle Sdabdnttsfan3Ier 3aUi0 aIono.
George aus, oaB Die arieg5foiten
fir GngIan0 gernoe5u etorm Ieien.
Gle tdgIihen glusga6en betril9en
5ur 3eit St0.500,000, lm0 ein
ariegsiabr niiroe @roBbritonnien
S.. 000,000,000 foften. 8ie
,5taat8ihulo, fiibrte Der Sd)otanlts.
fan8ler Iueiter aus, babe iif aaein
oerooppelt II. betriige iest peit ilber
> Dtflliar0eil Dollar. Ser aan3ler
le1nte es ab, iiber bic nerlneintIihe
2auer oes arieges 5u iprehen ou6
nadte er teine tleuen 5tellerpor-
ihldge, troboem er anoentete, 0aB
man oa3n feline 3ufluft tpahrIhein.
LID balo nebmen fltiiiie. 816renS
0es 9fbenos brodlte oann qlldtin
Die porgeidIagenen
5tener- r-er16bungen ouf Nein, Bier
pno Sdnaps 3lr Gprade. un0 er.
flarte qIopo @eorg oa3n, oaB er
Oieie WaBrcgelu nod einntal NIT
oeu 8eItiIlnteuren uno grancrn
OnrdJberntben fuer6e. Bum Sd[uf
IieB er 0trdbIiden. ooB ote giegie.
rung iid pielleiht oortit beqniigeu
riir0e, ooB ibr Die aontrolle it6er
ben 9erfauf geiItiger @etrdrfe in
oen @egenoen, III oenen arieasnlate.
rial bergeitellt ipiro, ilbertraqen
uiirOe. (Mlan iiebt, bic britilde
miro Bienllid) fleinIolt Vi
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NitH Nla nht HeHt6H
Zoe MtitgEml 6ai sg'.ftn HtfFa
Attr bga Mushn agy Alati Ia
MH1aaNsiM 6aI1Waf bttoHi ae
madf tmii1e nab aiigfff.dhb
uuaauiale krupFeH tdlgn N lrmW
HdiluarlibIl.batl etnm Hgun lW
hhtt btg #HllM efmHafu Rad0gm
mtr bteit tn 6gt sdiln8t bel pimu
mona UgruIdieub aaldlaatn bditcu,
ltarmtsu init bic iClHhitdlr iioff
beldtlgtc 5ront. meldg lidl 5nlditH
bcr Hletdlicl uu6 ocm &uupitdnm
oer aarpaibrH buBoa lluttr ben
Aaatu btb CbefitfpmmaH0iteu0en
er3ber50a 5rirorih trrauaru 6te
pfrbimOcien 1eutIdcH un0 Ceitcr
retd liHalru ualrN RubB ih0 bran
pen NIT in arnBem llnqCiliIm otf
ben 5etn6 9th. 0uB idl 1cricIbe iu
9robicr GiIe lmo llHorouma 5urtid
8oa Die Nidliigtcit 0rs (aeiamnt
eriulgcs m updl utIablebtur 20.
nett uber babm mir iibrr 10000
Huiien geinugrn aenonmenf 0ieie
3abl lit itilu0lid I'M 8ahien he.
gritien. 5n ocu 3abIreiden ruff
ideu SteIlmgcn, Oie mir erobcrten
iait0eu mir 5dtlrcidcs ariegsmatr.
rial, ourtnter ~ @cidai8e un0 6I
gl0idneugeluc5re. 2luf Dem iibri.
Gen I1eile Der 6roltt bat iid tein
8edieI poa8ogeu."
9ie 9entfden in anrlanO.
Berlin. 5. 9tni. (6unfenberiht.)
- Gas ariegsantt bat belte Sol.
genoes befanut gentaht. u8is icbt
baben 1gniere Irllppen felt Dem Gin.
fall in aurlan0 1000 3fltiien ge.
fangen genommen. Gin erneuter
an9riff ouf tniere 5tel.
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@anaba pIant @frae(tnna.

Gttatpa, 0nt, 5. Wiai. Der
Wtiniiter bes WdGitdrmcIeng IN SEA.
naon 9ab befmnt, ooB, pent Die
oellticben 9eb0roen Ole 9egen ben
5oloaten gonsonlc of 9eeos aus.
aeiprodene IooesItroIe poa3iebeu,
8ergeltlngsnaBregeln in aonaoo
aetroffen tDer0en. 2ousnoIe lit sitnl
Iobe perurtbeilt, neil er einen gn.
ariff oilf einea oeutiden 9ffi3ier. in
einem 8efangencnla9er genladt bat.
General 0ngbes erfldrte. oaB er 3
oeiltide @eiapgene onrd oas aricgs.
geriht pernrtbetlen ullo eribieBen
laiien miro, ic6alo CT erfnbren bat,
oaB Die 9eutiden 2onsoaIe erefu.
tiert laben. Gieie Ot1tner battrll
am t5reitag bic 8adpoiten onge.
ariffen imo perird)t, 8u entfonmeu,
ipobei cirer idper Deripunoet mur.
De- General eit1bes Iagt, Dab ci.
ner Der orei Elm graf uno Elm Mit.
glieo elmer Der betaunteiten 9erliner
t5aInilien lit.
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Sdledjter Eng fir
engl. T.iderOampfet!
SSiinf OerIelben uer0en bon bentiden
SandbODtea snm 9eeptun
9inn6bef0rbert.

SUI, GngIonb, 5. Weai. - 9rei
engIiihe 6iideroanlpfer = Solan.
tbe, Sero uno 9tortbporo SO -
nuroen beute in Der gtoroiee BON
einem oeutiden Gan6boot 8erit6rt
ltno nerienft. Cine aopetbogen &C.
peihe beiagt, oaB mdbrenb Die
Datpfer in Der g1or0iee oem Slid
fang obIagen Elm oeutihes Iou1-
boot eri1ien 1tno Den 9anpfern
9efebl ertbeilte, bei5uiteuern. Qie
g2annIddft 0erielben aber beitieg bic
Hettungsboote un0 ruoerte 0abon,
Die 0ampfer ibrem 5Aifiol iiber.
Ioiieno. Qieie mlroen fltr8er &ouo
mittels Spren9bomben berienft. Der
8ompfer &ero beriu1te, 81 ent-
milden5 lpur0e aber nnh einitilnoi.
ger 8erfolgltu9 eingebplt; Die MQnn-
idaft oeS Iaudbootcs CAB ouf Den
3nupfer cine @elpebriaIbe ob, mo-.
rauf eiligIt Die Hettltngsboote be.
itiegen mo babongcrltoert muroe.
2lberocen, 56ottIano, 5. N}oi. =
Ser f5iideroanlpfer o5cottiib
Queen" mllr0e geitern so Meilen
bon glberoeen bon einent oeuti1eu
Saltdboot torpeoirt uno beriel1ft.
Dte Manni6ait pur0e bier gelan.
oct. Die gerettcten 2eute iagten,
oaB ibnen Is 9atintten 3eit gegeben
ipurbe, ha8 S6iff at nerlniien, bod
mltroe bic 6riit berI6ngert, oamit
iic 9robiiiouen in Die 9fettungs-
boote bringen fonnten.
Sieben D1itgIieoer Der 9emon-
nltn9 oeS SSiiher01Hpfers rGruiier~,
bon nelhen bier 0urd 6os @eidiiB.
feuer zines oeuti4en Gnu9bootes
berpunoct marcn trofen bier ouf Ell.
mem aoblenoanpfer Elm. Sic iogen,
bob ith Der gGr1liicr" nit elmer
2abung Slide Dem Sofcn bon g(ber.
been ndberte, ais iie bon einem oeut.
ihen Gaudboot our1 @eidiibfeucr
ipuroen. Die ueberle.
benoen bebalipten, ooB Die iibrige
aus iteben Mmu beltebenoe Be.
monnltng iid in ein Rettungsboot
fIildtete uno oabon ruoerte. Gin
peiterer 5duB purbe nltf lie abge-
feuert uno bier dnoere 2eltte berluln.
oct; ods Boot felttertc uno Die Sn.
inIien ltiir5ten ins 8oiier. 9On
lunc nes grtritfens tnifr0en tie
Our9 etteA aobletlOontpfer gerettet.
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S.groS idlmeft,

Berlin iiber 2onbon, 5. geai. -
Sos ibparae ariegsbron nit einer
9einiidung bon nur gon3 peni9
@ei5enmebl 1T IN 3iiiieIoorf 70 be-
tiebt eeiuor0en, ooB Der @orrot6
fat oitfocbralldt lift, imo bat 8eiB.
broo 70 rnbeliebt geruadt OoB Der
9iirgermeiiter cine beutc III aroft
tretenbe Gerfiigung erIieB, oos
Qudntum 8ei5cnntebl beifn Baden
8u itei9ern. Die neue geroronltng
iagt, oaB bic 8elpoDner bon Giil.
ieloorf 8roo ellen nliilier5 ooS foIt
gan8 aus 8ei3enmebl gebaden lit.
8as Baden Don Sbuarsbroo lit Der.
bnten.
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gsGanbInna slrieasaefanaener.

2onoon, 5. Wtoi. Cine geItern
bier alisgegebene omtIide getannt.
modung beiagt oaB DcutidlanO oie
NIT Gir8elbuft bcitraften engliIhen
Gffi5iere genau 10 beban6eIn mirb,
lDie Dies naf Dem 9efuno oes omeri.
faniiden @cinnbten hi gng[an0 NIT
ben @efdngenen 0eutIder ll.Q}oot.
Dlannidaften geidiebt Der 9efln0
oeS nmerifnniltben @eIanoten In
Berlin befagt: oSeoer britiihe 9f.
Fi5ter bepobnt cine loilbere 8eIlc lln0
ftno ibnl 9doer gilher uno Die
Gntgegennabne bon 9adetienoungen
erldubt. Sic oiirfen rnuben uno
iif ieoen Wiorgen un0 g[beno ie eis
nc Stunoe 8cipe9una i'm @efano.
niBDofe MAIDEN. @dbrenO oieier
9tunoen biirfen iie mitcinanber
ipreAen. Sie braften fetne Sla.
gen ouber Der ibrer Son0erbaft Dor.
Die oelttidle Regiarang miro fid, qe.
nntt nad Der 9ebauoIuna Der Oeut.
fden ll.9oot. Wlannidldftpn ridltcn.
gotihafter Sage mafte III Qonoot
oarnuf altfncrtiant bah aud, bic
oelitiden ll.goot.Cfii8iere lii, iiber
bic ibnen 5litbeil meroenoc 5onoer.
bnft beflngten.
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u@nlfligbt" fiiGrte amcrifaniIfe
SSlaage.

Gen5anec, 5. Mai. - gci Oem
bente bier abgebaltenem ,Snqneit
iiber ben Sob Oes adpitGnS Wantber
bon Oeln amerifaniideu 9ampfer
oBnlfligbt" narOc feitgeiteIlt, bah
Der SuO infOlge SfrefS ourdl Soerss
idllaa erfDlgt iei. glndJ lunrOc er.
Dieien, OaR Der 9ampier 5nr 3rit
Der SOrpc6icrung cine icbr grOhe
ameritnuilde 5la9se ipcben lief.
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gSa6l.9eIultate.
(5pe3ialberidt 6ieies @[ottes,)
~ n 6An

(Spe5lalber1ft oIe1eS Blattes J
2incoIn, Reb., 4. 01ai. = Cine
Iau9e, bibiae Ma6Ii1lodt fam bcitte
bier gum 2lbidIuB. Gbos. 8. 8rp.
on, Der gruoer oes Grape SSllice-
9lpoitels @m. s. 9rpon, Der iid
in oieie StaOttpabl geor1ngt bat.
pllroe nah einer bon inn lmo ici-
men iollberen 6reun0en b6dit titdiid
unO idntbia aefit6rten aanipagne
ais Mitglieo Der Stoot.aonlnliIIton
ernablt. 9ie anoeren pier iino:
Geo. Gapton, @m. Sdr60er, e. S.
Seu5IeD, Sobn @rigbt 8apton
uno 6ensIep itno iebige
aqutmiiidre uno tperoen tpobl ibre
bisberigen 9epdrtemeuts beibebol-
ten, ipos 8ur 6ol9e baben tpirb, 0aB
grnou oas Ulappronlt erbaIten
pfro. @2itgEieoer Der grciie6eboroe
iino: 9tid 9ieB, Sarrp 8ortrr, @il
2ope, SonntagStbeater murOen ab.
gele1nt.
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.C,ro6tr Sitg
hbtr bic DriItnl
ep, s,tl@s efiblss O. asiIss,

pflta, B wal lllit8 F5ussa
tat Atttasamt maHls afaN 9al
afnats btlsnnt sNlg Hflsa sltatH
No unltt lbwtfta Nfgluatn immft
mtlltt lntHa t6falsllQ aaf Ben an.
milltltat aHlth baa gieffa bfhah
lldlfa Nfadthlapl tf HaH esalf
Hub hlitafH Aufmtn, htt eAlaW
Aat uuu lthtenluaf Hnh tf ztt
tahpellt Nutm mafbfa ven Hnt im
elafm afaammfn
3mtihtn htr Ntaas nn6 tft Maifl
N ~ mlfbtt aa hatluddiafa Nnm.
pifn aftammen Mofbmtiillai ban
Euut'n liuuiiou aFifitu BE 1tan.
iaiea aeiittn IL fiarlt Niddit All,
nadieem ia Hnittt Sltiimuafn hurdl
Huan6arifbtrs inraltbarts Afiiilttit.
ifatr mHrbe atmadli 10 hahrn alaub.
ten, Sit ahtr hatttn Hd uttrtd.
net; uHittt 5rApptn maalitn nn0
midltn nidlt nub tmpiinarn Bic
Stiirmfr NIT iuldl rinrm btrui&teu
ben 6fnrr, ban ne idiltnniaii aebrt
madlitn nno Birle 5pbtf uuO &ers
uunoete aui btm Nantpiplae lie.
hrH.
9Sir ginatn Oann fclbii in bcm
&'alnc bel glillB snm glnarifi aber;
Der Aampi nimmt fir nus ciuen
gHuitlgen &erIaaf nHb babru luir
bis iret 10 Effi5ierr nub 750 Manu
gttangen gcnUmmen.
Bonn 0ftliden arirasihanvlab:
gel SaIuarga lunrbe Der Jein0 in
bic 6lndt geidllagen; mir madltru
bci Der SerfuI9nR8 400 9lniicn 5n
Seiangenen.
glOrOlidD bon 0em aarpat6en.
malOgebirge unternabmeu mir einen
glngriff anf Die brittle rniIiIdle Ser.
tgeioignngslinie; 0n bic 9iniien be.
fiirdtetcn, bah ibr g6rblider Gln-
gel BON ben INNER iuelter bOrbrin.
gen6cn 1emtidDeH nnb GeIterrcidl.
lluaaru abgeIdlnitten luir0, baben nc
DeridlieOenc itrategiidD nidltige Stcl.
lnngea anfgegebeu nn6 it'd IiiDlueit.
lid non 9afla 5rriifge5ogen. Die
Shnelligfeit, nit ipslder mir nnierc
Grfulge erreidten, fat es bis iebt
nldIt m0glid gemadlt, bic bOaen
3Sriidltc Ses Sieses su erfenuen.@
SiiOlider 0luiIenflisel eeiuurfen.
Berlin, 5. Mai, iiber gonOun. -
Der AurreipOnOent Oes ggerlincr
Sageblatt" meLDete, 6ah Der iiolidle
Ifliigel Der rnliiiden Nrmee in @eit.
8ali5ieu anf elmer 6runt Don 36
ailumeter "a Meilen) Onrdbrudlen
1T. Gr fiibrt ans, bah Der glngriff
NIT iolder Gutidluiienbeit ansge.
fii1rt unrOr, OaR bic 9iuiien nidJt
MIR bic eriten ginien, ion0ern and
bic binter Der 5rOnt IiegenOen 90r-
ier ucrlaiIen mnhten. glnr in @ur.
lice uerindjten bic Jiniien itanS3n.
lalten, bod wurOe Oies Onrd Irtil. .
Ieriefeucr baIO bereitclt. Sin ers
,ittcrter Strahenfampf folstc. 2lae
Stahsoffi5iere eiuer ruiiiiden 9iOi- /
ion iunrOcn get0Otet ODER Deriuun.
,et, einidliehIid mebrerer 8cnerale.
oieNebrGeit Der @efangenen trna
nr Mtilitarmiiteu, iunit 3iuilbc.
'leiouug, aud flasten iie iiber man.
IclGafte Grnalrnn9. |
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Gin rniiildes sieaes. .gfLaiter.

2onoon, 5. Mai. Sic 9fuIIen
beballpten, Die in 9eriien einoeorlu.
genen Iilrfen nabe Der @ren3e in
elmer oreit1gigen GAIadt bernidl.
teno 9eidIagcn 8u baben uno miro
bier5u ans 4etroarao beridtct, oab
Die Tiirfen babel icbtpere 8erlltlte
bdtten glaA 9lniid,t scr
bieii8eu sadberitdnbigen milBte
Oennad 9eriien gan8 bon ben Cir.
ten eerdtlntt iein. (sSunge, Sunge,
Is Dot ne Q69enbanoeD
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9emunitratipnrn neaen 0cn arira.

Enris, 4. Wtdi. So3ialiiten in
5panien uno Der 5hmei3 bieltcn
am Sanlstog groBe . 9emonItrationct
ub, In oeueu tie 9egeu ben gegen.
mdrtigen arieg lnio Nlilitorismns
I'M Allgcmeueu SteIlnna nabnten.
Gic Icriamnilinqen perlielcn i'm
aIlgelneincn obnc ilpiihcnina, llno
eie 'Rulijei braiidlte Itidjt cin5fii1rel.
ten.
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isranen . 6ilfsperrin.

MlOrsen 2Onneritaa sladmittae
Deranitaltet iSran glb. 9ranoeS In
ifrer 8ObnnnG "a. nnb 5peurer
5trafe, 3nm 8elten ber arices.
Elm Saffecfransdlrns
IN lufIdlrm SeOermann frennblidjGt
singelaben iit
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syn ipe,ieller gPiHiun.

&om, iiber @aris, 5. geai. -
Mattbios gr8berger. Der Giibrer Der
Gentrumspartei i'm oeliti4en aeiAs.
tag, fam In elmer ipe3iellen 0eiIIion
an ben 8ntifnn bier an. St beiilh.
fe ben aarOiua[ @nsporri ben paplt.
lihcn Stndtsiefref1r. linb Derlanate
eine Auoiens beim 4snpite 9eneOitt.
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in SrutidIanOl
Tit unn ausGrbllOrieu Mrfrnirn iir.
ben init IIiugruDrm SpirI be,
grtittrt In ben arirBl
eitaune Otr CnGIdnOtr bel DDtrn uubaIlbarl

MF tw NttlanHW6hifaaf A
NtIeagAmla m lluleHaH aftaH
tl1l Wtfh @mlaaA ifgt fami1at
'suttmeen a5ah b.t reHitga at
WuhB
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0er llhftafH0 og Nltnlgf kaIa'lfs
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en eapti lu ileIftdii hab elf Nd.
punrr perludtn mtr0sn Ntb Nnadlt
hct Nefioa ogt 4railhcuttn 81 pe
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ie 5ll treiim nno 0ub Biete Oortige
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oa5lt bttrt iino slud nitro bicr
NC ga1c tilr eini0e ircu0e Antitldi
ten ale aciobrlt6 bctradltct beiolts
ocrs tlr oieicnjacu loldler gdnoer.
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gtus glutOen bier eingegungeue