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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-24
TAX PAYERS AND THE
ROAD BOND PLAN

Nlocal paper that does not
n believe in permanent road
building in this county
tries to cast a slur upon the pro-
posed bonding plan by claiming
it is supported chiefly by those
who do not pay taxes.
1t is a rank untruth. To be-
gin with there are few non tax
payers in the real sense of the
word. Every family that buys
merchandise, fuel or supplies OF
any sort pays taxes whether or
not that family's name appears
upon the tax roll. The con-
sumer is the surest taxpayer
there is. He always pays the
merchandise tax and the
freight tax He never escapes.
If there are people of this class
who desire a road to the Co
lumbia river so as to reduce
freight rates they are within
their rights. Furthermore
their rights are recognized by
the law for under the road
bonding act Of this state every
voter, man or woman, whether
on the tax roll or not, has a
right TO vote at a bonding cleo
ton.
But worthy as they may be
these people are not taking
the lead in the move to bond
this county for good roads. On
the contrary that move is in the
hands Of men who without ex-
ception are heavy property
owners and whose names loom
large on the tax roll of Umatil-
la county.
The bonding move was or
ganized at a county wide meet
ing attended by over so gentle
men, mostly farmers and i'm
portant businessmen. That
meeting elected an executive
committee by ballot and speci-
fically instructed this commit
tee to prepare the details Of a
bonding plan and submit it TO
the voters.
This committee is composed
exclusively Of heavy taxpay-
ers. Mr.. Barrett who is en-
thusiastic for the bonding plan
appears on the 1914 tax roll
assessed personally for S73,-
405. Mr.. Harrah is assessed
at $41.735; Mr.. Boylen at S22,-
100; Mr.. Robinson at S10,380;
Mr.. Ritner at 1870 personally
and the firm Of Storie & Ritner
at $5650; Mr.. Sloan at S1885;
Mr.. Thomson at $8,055; Mr..
Earnhart at $4.555; Mr.. Bell at
S4.0S5 and Mr.. Shumway at
S23.S60.
In view Of the foregoing how
can anyone contend the bond.
ing plan is favored only by non
taxpayers? Who are the real
taxpayers If the men listed
above do not come in that
class?
The East 0regonian is a sup
porter Of the bonding plan. In
1914 this newspaper was as
sessed and paid taxes on ST.
500, Il is probably the heavi-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-24
BeleInn Rndrc, Is Eyed.

LONDON, May 24-A dispatch to
the Exchange Telegram company
from Amsterdam says:
General Won Bissing, the German
governor general in Belgium, has
published the Belgian budget for
1918. It gives the revenue for the
year as &s5,Os1, eos and the expendl-
lures at t3s,s31. SOS. The statement
says that means for providing for the
deficit of $4sOO,000 win have to be
found later"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-24
AUSTRIA STRIKES BLOW.

Cconunued from Page ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-24

1t was at first believed all the
towns had been attacked from the
air as early dispatches to the war Of
flee accounted for air raids on Venice
and it was reported that ports further
south also had been bombarded. Lat
er dispatches reported the presence Of
the Austrian fleet and the feverishly
excited throngs Of Rome were given
the first reports Of actual hostilities
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-24

est taXpaying newspaper in the
state outside of those in Port
land. The East Oregonian's
1914 assessment was six times
that of its local competitor. If
newspaper influence should be
measured on a basis of how
much taxes they pay it would
be a one sided affairoin Pen.
dletOn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-24

. Now Springs own Sweetheart,
= stu ooed, un-kissed,
. Flits lightly through the newly
= wakened dell,
. And beauty which no spirit can
. resist
= Breathes from her breast
= loves magic wind-borne
. spell,
. Her music is the woodbird's
. trembling notes
. That melt like sylvan echoes
= on the air.
. Her language Is the scented
. breath that floats
y From filtered petals Of her
. gardens rare!
. Her youthful fancy builds the
. eastled dreams
. That summer brings on June's
. abundant wings,
. Her passion IS the tender light
. that CLEANS
. When TO the dawn the lark
. his herald sings,
. And like some breast that longs
. a lovers fond return,
. Her fields the ardent kiss Of
. summer trembling yeaHl
. Irwin Msttick,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-05-24

Mr.. Jupiter P, please don't
work a good thing to death.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

REGARDING MISS MURPHY
note in The Day Book of the 18th
that one M. J. Gallery is somewhat
peeved by the removal of Miss Muir
ply from her $4,000 position. Why
should Miss Murphy draw that much
from an institution with which she
is not in harmony? Would you, Mr..
M. J., if you were mayor of Chicago,
appoint an unbeleVer in organized
government to head the city's police
force? If not, then why not apply
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

that they were always anti-slavery
men and good Republicans.
Come in and learn several things,
among others that Socialists as an
organization are the best educated of
any people in the world upon eco
nOmic and social democracy. You will
find that modern capitalism cannot
produce a lawyer, a scientist, a di-
vine, a professor, who can hold their
own in a sound scientific discussion
upon social economics for 80 minutes.
Come in, Friend Robinson, and
help put 20 more safe and sane men
like Kennedy and Rodriguez we've
got them into the city council and
then We'll hang the hides of the old
stand-pat reactionaTy, tax-dodging,
stOne-age drOmedaries on the fence
with the south end toward the road.
&C. M. Maxson, $500 Normal Az.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02
ARBITRATION

Observation-Disclosures! The
meaning is all right but the results
are not, as I know of no instance
where arbitration has benefited the
working men. What did the IOcOmo-
tive engineers and firemen get in
their arbitration? Nothing but a
chip knocked off their shoulders to
start future trouble.
Mr.. N. E. l., please do not say that
strikes are like the old passing meth
DDS of settling wars until arbitration
has proven a success.
Arbitration has not settled the diff
ferences between the street car men
and the company, but let us hope
they get a better deal than the rail-
road men did out Of the arbitration.
IN. n. B.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

HE PUBLIC FORUM
COMPLAINS OF SWINDLE.-The
railroads in Chicago advertise and
sell a round trip ticket to San Fran
cisco for $65.5O and. tell people who
buy that they must have their ticket
validated" in San Francisco when
they start back by signing their name
on the ticket to show that it is still
in the possession of the original pur-
chaser.
But when these people ask here in
San Francisco to have their ticket
validated" they are required to buy
another ticket that is called the wal
idator," a hOld-up impure, but simple.
Visitors protest, but pay the extra
validating price and go home feeling
that they have been swindled by the
railroads. Henry Neil.
San Francisco, CAL, June Is, 1915.
SOCIALIST ALDERMEN.-I wish
to say a few words to Friend J. L.
Robinson in regard to Comrades Rod
riguez and Kennedy, and Socialism in
particular. You, along with thou
sands of other good men and women
of Chicago, were surprised that two
young members of the despised So
ciaIist party had the nerve, ability,
culture and stamina to stand up be-
fore that august body Of Capitalistic
juggleTs and time-SeTVeTs and dOmin-
ate the whole push, uDOn a DriDciDIp
of plain human rights and justice as
demanded by the common people
who sent them there. It is such an
uncommon and Unheard-Of incident
in the political life of Chicago that
the old stand-pat reactiOnaries were
struck dumb and their serVile follow
ers were surprised.
Friend Robinson, you want it dis
tinctly understood that you are not |
a Socialist. When in the course of |
events Socialism becomes popular !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
Slud OienittanelidJ.

3ebn Wlitglieoer OeS %oli5ei-Eepor-
tements muroen eeiteru ollf ibre
Gienlttouglidfeit itnteriuht. -
3mei Oeriel6en iiuo 2ieiiteuonts.
@oIi5eiar5t miro moreen Ser 80
Ii3ei-geborOe 9eri1t eritatten.
3ebu Ioneid6rise WlitgIieoer oes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. batten geiterl
0Sodmittag I'M @Oli8ei-Gepartement
5u eri6einelt I'M ouf lire Gienit-
toueli4feit unteriudt 0u iperoen.
lleber oos 9Reiultot Der ltnteriudung
miro Der Eoli6eior5t morgen 9I6eno
Der @olisei.9eboroe @eri6t eritat-
ten, worauf lestere entiheioeu miro,
iper BON Oen llnteriuhten in Oen
9lu6eitonO 81 beriesen lit.
Gieienigeu, ipelde iid geitern eli
ner Gr5tliden llnteriuhung 81 m-
ter5ieben botten iino:
2ieltenont Gbomos s. 1enpieD
bonn norolihen Giitrift;
lieutenant 6reoerid 5. Crate bonn
nor0oitliben 9iitrift;
GeteftiO 9Seter g. Brennan;
Sergeant Sobn 5etiH bonn Saupt-
quarter;
Sereeont @atrid aeup bonn mitt-
leren Giitrift;
Sereeont @olpin 9uaod bonn
norooitIiden Giitrift ino Die foIgeu-
Ben bier Ebiiri6lieBer::
W1idoel @olib bonn iiioweitliHen
9iItrift;
Somes s.. @oIi6 bonn nOrOweitIi-
den Giitrift;
Soicpb @1itdea bonn 0itliden 81
Itrift uno
Sobn 9erfins bonn iiibliden 0i-
itrift.
lieutenant Geupiep puroe anl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
Olidter edSnridj feGrt snriid.

9lidter Otto S1onrid, elm So9n
Ocs |rof. Carl 8. Sh0nrih in S2r.
2127, 0tcguIIob. .StroBe, ipir0 NOR
gen 0uriiderportet. 9ii6ter Sd0n.
rid lit @rdliOent Der Gonlniiiion fir
Die 9Inipriide glicaragua's unO bat
5u OieIem 8pede cine Reiie bon 20,'
600 Nfeilen Ourd Gentrnl.glmerifa
gemodt. gr miro om 9ienitoe
9Ibeno cine 9fcoe Dor Dem ngllum-
nen-@ereins Der boberen Sanoben'
iduIe" I'M ~Gmerion SoteI" boIten'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
gtidt sur idbneIl nit Der @nffe sur
6anS.

Ger % Sabre olte Sobn Goppel-
man bon glr. 1924, SliOe.Strobe,
moHte geitern in ser iiioliden @oli-
0eiitotion Dor Holi5eiriHter 9eOinion
9clteno, ooB 2niprence Wtobr, eiit
,Spe0iol-9 9EoIi5iit ser Baltimore &
Sbio.giienbobn~, oBne @ritno auf
i'm sei9oIien babe. Mobr be6eiiete,
oaB 9oppelmun &oblen bon Der 81
ienbabn mari 1no MIR einen Sdred-
ihuB obgefeuert babe. aoppelmm
iullroe 6u $25 @eIOftrofe Derurtbeilt,
melde er beooblte. @or @lonatsfriit
iuuroe ser 10 Sabre oIte Sscor
@utts, bon glr. 1924, @Dro- -Strabe,
bon 6em Spediol-Holi6iiten Sarrp
@orfnlnn, bon Der Baltimore &
o-giienbabn" eei6oiien unO le-
benSeef6brlih beripunoet. @ortmon
lit unter @iirei6oft orf freiem 6uBe.
Gr lit beidulOigt angeblib oui
Butts geiboIien 81 baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
sdjaOcmfcncr.

@tttsburgb, go., 6. 5ebruor.
Gin iiberbitter Ofeu in Dem Soutb
SIDE Wlorfet @e6Giioe beruriahte
beute cine 6euersbrunIt ipelde ooS
5ipeiitodige @ebdloe IN 9lide Iegte
uno eiuen Sbooen bon 100000 on
ridtete.
Sort Gbefter, g. g., 6. Sc
bruar. Gin GROCER Sol56ai Ser
9lbenorot6 Sfenperfe 1T ourh 6euer,
oos cine 8eit lang Die eeiamuten
9[nlagen beorobte, aeritort woroen.
Ser ongeridtete S6aoen betrdgt
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07

geieai6oft in Sparrops-Eoint bonn
Stapel gelaiien. 0ie Saufe purOc
0ur1 6rau Sanes 8. 9lnOerion, Die
@att' Il oes @lorine-S -Snipeftors Pm
Oerion Oon5oget. gla6 Dem Sta-
peGauf murOc in Dem Sparrops-
@oint-Glub ein 2unb ierpirt. Ser
n9l6iaes~ bat 5wei S6rauben uno
iit $50 SUB lang. @r bat einen Com
nengebaIt BON 12,500 Eonnen umo
lit ein S6peiteridiif Der ulllpiieS",
Die inl DECEMBER bonn Stapel gelaiien
nur0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
g9iliOn briidt an Gnrransu iein Nlih-
fallen ans.

Gontro0erie nit Oen GipIomateu im-
mer nod uidt 6eigeIeet II Gie
@eianOteu erbaIten 9lufforOerlmg
Garrau5u uod @era Gru5 5u be-
gleiten. ~ Srieoens Geiolution
Der Goufereu5 in Gan 9lntonio
an ole Eorteifii6rer geiouot.
@oi6irgton, 6. Se6ruar. ~
8rdiioent @ilion 6eo6Ii6tigt, pie
beiIte berlmltet, Garrou5a piiien 5u
Iaiien, OaB Die 5ipiideu inn lnO Oen
oiplomatiiheu @ertretern entitanOe.
nen S6mierigfeiteu nit groBem
W3iBfauen bon Ser amerifaniidenGe-
gierung bernommen morOen ieien.
Gorran5a forOerte 6eute Oie Giplo-
maten auf iid nit ibm nod gera
Gru5 81 6egeben, no er ieinen Hegie.
rungsiis alii5uidIngen geOentt @s
miro ieOob nidt angenommen OoB
Die IipIomoten elmer oerartigen gluf-
foroerung nndfommen meroen, oa
Dies elmer formeQen 9lnerfennung
Der Regierung garran5a's gleidfom-
men ipiiroe.
Der bieiige ipanii6e 9otihafter 0e.
mentirte Die @erii6te, nod oenen ii1
glngel Del Goio IN Der iponii6en @e.
ianOtidaft in Wlerifo oerborgen ge-
bolten babe. Gorran5a erflGrte 1eute
in elmer gefanntmadung, OaB er un-
ter feinen llmitdnoen iid in irgeno-
pelte GonlpromiB-Gorihldg nit iet-
nen @egnern eiulaiienpiiroe, unO
OaB CT ale @arteien GonOentioneu
Il. I. 10. ignoriren peroe, bis 5rieoeu
geidlofien iei.
Siaareal Der SHabmeiiter inter
Garran8a unO @utierre5, lit geiangen
geiebt porOeu Sn Sampico berri1t
&u6e
Ole 9le iolution Ser Sries
oenS 6 onfereu5.
San Antonio, Ser, 6. 5ebr.
Gie bier iagenoe merifanil9e
6rieoens-Gouferen5 BAT 6ei6loiien,
oae @arteifiibrer i'm 9anoe 5u elmer
9eenoiglmg oeradmpie auf5uforoerr
uno gum geiten oes 2onoes 6rieoen
81 idlieBen. Cine Oa6inge6enoe ge-
tition lit an sic oerihieoeneu 5iibrer
berte abgeionot moroen.
9 a obnbriiden Bel 9lguos
@rietra 5erit0rt.
0ougIas, 9lri5y 6. 6ebruar.
General g. elias Gales, Elm 9lnbGn-
ger Garran5a's, 8eritorte beute cine
gln8abl 9riiden Der gtaco5ari.9abn,
I'M Oen Observation-Disclosures I'M.
moeIib 81 MAIDEN. lleber 300 9lme-
rifoner, Die in. Der @eoeno iiiolih bon
9lguas Yrietra Ieben, iino iett bon
Den @erbinoiugsIinien abgeidnitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
$4,000 SOaem SuilrttcnsNSapier.

Is. Syilni 1856 geboren, in 1888 gum
@oli5iiten ernonnt imo in 1900 gum
lieutenant beforoert. Sieutenont
Crate ipuroe am ID. 9lopember 1912
ge6oren, in 1877 gum Yoli5iiten err
nannt mo in 1900 gum lieutenant
beforOert, 0eteftiO Brennan puroe
in 1854 geboren, trot IN 1888 in ons
Deportement ein imO lit ieit 1903
Geteftip.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
Dgliamn" nidjt in nnmittelbarer
@efabr.

g8 oibington 6. Sebr.-9lad
9eridten oes Gontreo0mirols @op-
oro befinOet ii6 Der joponilde &reii-
ger o9linno", Scr in Ser Snrtle-
9u6t, nabe Sort Gan @ortboIonie,
Inter Californian, itranoete, nidt in
DunnlitteI6orer @efobr~. 9lOnirol
Soparo miro borousiidtli9 i'm 2olt-
fe oes Beutigen Cages nilf DER san
Diege" on Der llnfolliteae entreffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
Sud6uGn- 8iiee euIliOiren.

Olep gorf, 6. Gebruar. * 8mei
8iige Der 8. glbenue So6bobn col.
lioirten beute W1oreen wG6reno Ser
Soiptbertebrs5eit an ser Gde ser
90. StraBe. @s mur0en neun Ser
ionen berlebt. Ser |oroerpng9on
oes eineu uno Ser Sintermogeon oeS
onoeren 3uges gingen in 5Iammen
olf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
..Sitneh g9ns Gu."

0ie nSitneD 8us Co." modte ge.
ltern wieoer ausee8eiAnete @eidGf.
te, imo Sri. gara Senoerion pelde
on Der Spite Oes llnternebmens itebt,
lit nit Dem Grfolge bisber iebr gu.
frie0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
9ie @aiiaaiere 0er l@OIOnu aerettet.

@reu5er San Qiego,"
orobtlos nod Can Diego, Goly
6. Sebr. IL 9lla @aiiagiere iino Die
8eiasung Oes 9onpfers Colon, :"
Der BEL Eopolobompo, @aerifo, ltron-
oete, peroen eerettet peroen. Der
&reu5er uWarDlon0" un0 oos &ono-
nenboot oglnnapolis~ iteben Dem
Sdiffe BEL, oos alif Sono lieet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
Wrn6enegpIuIiOn furOert 20 @len-
itenleben.

SabettebiIIe, $3.50 G..
Srb. ~ gei elmer @rpIoiion in ser
Carlisle @rube ser Stem Giber Goal
GomponD purOen beute bier 90
@ergleute get0Otet; 100 iino nit Dem
2eben oaboneefommen. Gie groBe
8obl ser @eretteten por Oen lint
itono 81 oer0onfen OaB ser 5nbr-
itubl un6eiddOiet blieb. 9lae Too-
ten iino entipe0er 9(uslGnoer o0er
91eeer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
au6n slarp ais fIeitre0ner.

Sci Dem 8oufette Oes n9(lllulueu-
Iereins Der @irginia llniberiitGt, "
oos geltern 9lbenO i'm ollnioeriitp.
Club obgeBalten puroe, mar Bum
oes-Senator Sobn Sborp @illiams
Scr So1tptre0ner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
Grace im'g 0[r6eits6ons oeIdidt.

@roce glcton, oos 5pan6ig Sobre
olte W1Goden bon Georgia welbes
bon Dem Stootrotbsnlitelieo Gbdrles
81. Soroing berbinoert piirOe, Selbit.
moro gu begeben lit eeitern in Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07

liiomeitliben Goli8eiItatlOi ySlsr'
5eiridter Sdirut 0lt olps', pof'
Gorreftionsbous beriirlgs''s, s,r il
Sic mar Dor ctliden &es'ie esS''ie
nW1orblono sSnouItrIe,S 7,aegc
Ionot worOen, no iie apra I;.,, PEI
res 9llters lpieoer entlall'n ndd
muBte. 9pdter fam lls p'.
n6lorence Grittenoeil'9gs''',r, ~, odb
ii6 10 ungebiibrlia beraD,,$s DarscIr d
@erboftllng beantrast D'S,'rerfd9
te. sic periudte an SD''
Sen Sofen ou ipringeTl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
OSum Gtapel uelnIlen.

Gin weiterer aoblenoompfer fir
bic @unoesbe6oroe, Ser Dampfer
o9l6iaeS", wuroe geItern Wlorgen
ouf Der @erit Der 0larDldnoer StabI-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07
Snr,c z staOtuciiisfe sfeIi'"i paoi

Satin reiIten geitern rlop @oo'''
no Oie Wllltter Der sra"
eeltorben lit. set 2,
Inter Ben Gnglanoestl.0, 0,,oe, ep'
it cine gcpcaung int @'llg~a ~alup'
fiir Elm S9la9tidiff Tl'r
ianlmeln. 0diil' Z
@eItern perlieBen Oret oiclt I.
wci5en ocn 6ieIigeit SN"siicrlI
@ei5cnpreiIe i6loiien 9'' d,
$t.63 pro 9ui9el. % Oes (
Der ebefdeiOlm0spro1.e'Gs ss
tbooiitenpuItors 5. gOlD%Isi,t OIIsi,t. y,
miro am 0ienltag fOrtgel''Sq p
Snboer miro am 0ienll'S AZ
genIton0 betreten. .,odrdpV a,
Bic ugaItimorer Gupp' 'gips
llnion" oicbt am nd&lie.' sap' :
9(6enO einen gaI1 in De- ',.IdeII, A
fiirften 9feginents, 81 ,mo gSsl
Ieqationen aus 92eip-yor' 'gei '',
oelpbia fonmen iperOen. .Ss ~ nl
@eleeen6eit iolleH DOl'e Deae aeId'
GouDeutiOn bier in 1917
iuerOen. 6gss
Vl6Dnnenten, bic ben p. y uOet = 1sI
ipOMoenten" uiGt piitilsIH%et 'p''fid y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-07

@orifoli ideint INNER nod oos
3iel Der OeutiBen SffeniiDe 81 iein,
oenn Die ocutide Seeresleitiing bot
nidt Die groBten Spfer eeideut, Inn
oieies 8ie[ 5u erreiden. Gs liegeu
iie6en QiOiiionen insseiammt etpa
105,256 Wlann inO ii6er 600 @e-
idiibe aui elmer Srout bon 6 Wteiler,
Inn SEN Glrd6rub nod @aridoll
5u er5ipiugen.
Ger ruiiiide gormarid in ben
&orpat6en oouert in Der Ri6hing
auf 0en ll5iof-@oB fort. 0ie So5en
bon 0uflo lmo ges0if iino itorf per-
idau5t, Inn i'm Sale eiues 9liid5u-
ges oeu gIrmeeu 9lllfuabme 8u bieteu.
Ger 5eIo5ug gegen so Ne
tene egro.
Yoris, 6. 5ebruor. ~ Nm s..
5ebruor erlieB Die inontenegriniide
&eeieruns in Gettinje foIeenOe 8e-
fanntmadung, 6ie bier bon ser @e-
ianotiboft oes &0nierei1s ber0ffent-
li6t miro:
uOeiterreibiide Sruppen griffen
fiir8Iid uniere in Der Ser5egoipino
operirenoe 9lrmee NIT GROCER @ner.
eie an muroen ieOo6 nit idperen
@erluiten obgeiHIagen. 9[m iel6eu
Gage beidoIien oie SeIterreiHer lm-
iere Stellungen auf Dem 8erge Cob
den bon oen Sorts bon @orao5a lmO
@robooib lm0 bon Dem Greli8er, Der
in ser @udt bon Gottoro liegt.~
@ie eS in ser Sirtei aus
ieben ioII.
@etro9rao, 6. 6ebr. ~ Die
.&e6~ beroffentlibt Elm Selegramm
ibres Spe5iol 8eridteritntters IN
SoeiIo, in Dem eemelOet miro, ooB
in Dem tiirfilBen 8eide @etreioe-
mougel berridt, unO OoB ouBeroem
oie 9iesiering in GROCER @eIoberle-
genbeit iei. 6erner beridtet er:
Sir 5000 ioIleu 0ienitfGbige Cir
fen ii1 bonn SeereSoienft befreien Ioi-
len fonnen. Dobon gingen $t60 an
oos &rieesmiiliiterillm, Der 9teit mir.
Sc opiiden I1orine imo 9fotbent
areu8 eetbeiIt. &eicrbiiten f0nuten
iAon fir $140 freifommen.
Cine ruiiif@e SeGOin. +
@etrogroO, 6. 5ebruar.
NlotoIie Sp6niui cine Sdiilerin
Der Sodi6ule bon aieb, 1T fir Der.
borrogenoe Dienite in ser 6ront NIT
Dem ct. @eorgs Sroen ausge6eidnet
moroen. Inter ihwerem @ei6iie'
feuer brodte oos N1Go9en bel Spa-
tom Whunition in 0ie Sdiisengra6eu
unO iboffte @eripunoete 81 ben Ser
banopl1ben. Sie nuroe 5pei W8al
berplnoet. 9aS iunge DeGoden fam
ais @Ianu oerfleioet nit 5reiiuiIIi-
geu 5ilr 9lrmee.
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mate NtraftOcn NOntas in sewarts gruR g3afm ersa'
S6.95 Nlnas.

POsOC Jt"b~ dl
@oIIe unO Siber; eytnsua M
@}lllter; grim lno gfa- M,Jd
tiirfar6e. ... v y
2iHOlemm-9ieife' ou,t
saiIerOidt luiO BdItbdr;' M "A,
tie bis gu 6Oc. W2ontas Nv
Die 0uaorot. YorO .. .e,n.
SOC. @uIdansiise fir Sa"StS ,Satt
WauOros, &ercule irno l@TgFfTsfe
einfo1e lu1o eeitreitfe mr.
@rOBeu bon 21a big IL NV
SSobren ...........'
SOC &niebOien fir a"uV' Nv, ar
s6one Waii6ungen; 0ollf' .f {ff
l6nitt uno gut gearpe'iVG mr.
9noben bon 6 bis 16 SaD' jJV
25c. Soicutraser fir s'F',1Sj co.
ertru 9pe5iul, Ous "
Yoor .sn
$3.50 eueaters fir Serr'''i iyr
@ute, marine aleiOltiide SIr0c
oiell nieorigen Rrelle'1 jJV
6ll. .......'. ,exsr
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6ron36fif6er General
berobfhie6et.

Yori& 6. 6ebruar. = @eneral
W}i6e[ welder fiir6lih bon Der Siite
ser oftiben Sffi8iere gcitri@eu unO
3lr 0ispoiition eeiteIlt muroe, it,
na6 einem geridt oes nW2otin",
gum Gommanoonten Der gtorO5one
oes befeitieten 5eIOloeers I'M Eoris,
oIs g2o6foIger bon General glrmano
Wtercier Wlilon, ernai1nt poroen.
@riinoe fir sic @erabihieoung sci
deps wur6en ieiner 8eit nidt ange-
gcben. W1ilon mur0e uouf eige.
nen Mnnid" berabibie0et.
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6in unto trr.
9as &ricgsgIiif iw
gScitcn.
StactD fratt5Oiiidben Gitma=
sicbtI0errngen.

%aris meloet Ieidte 6orti6ritte Ser
6rouooien i'm Champagne 9i-
itrift. aeiue @erdnOerlng in
oen aantpfen BEL 95ertbes unO
W2oiiiaes. ~ glusebIiAe v@roB-
t6oten" ser fron8oiiiben q(rtiIIe-
sic. gsos @etrograo Der geIt
bertiinoet.
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Sob fir omerifonii8 8 8
SoipitoI.

@aris, 6. Sebrunr. ~ Cine Des
putotion Der eneliiden 9Grmee-g gler6te,
uel6e 6os omerifaniihc Soipital in
g1euilp beIu6ten goben ibrer @e.
nugt6uung iiber Die setroffenen @in-
rintllngen our @flege Der @eripun,
0ctcn glus6rud. g1oD einen @eiude
ser bcridie0enen @oros ipur0en 9ln-
Iproden bon Cir 9lrmrotb @rigbt,
Cir @erfeleD N1opnibon ln6 Ir.
9lleris Gorrel gebalteu. 9r. Garrel
meinte BEL einem @erslei6e 5miiden
Der .aunIt oes EoOtens" uno Der
9fleee 9eripunoeter. OoB Die 4ono-
nenfabrifen uno Ole Eehnifer Die
9(er5te geihIogen botten.
Ser &oiier mad Oem still
den &riegsfdouplob.
2on0on 6. 6e6rliar. Cine
6qlte bier eingetroffeneu ofii5ieIle
9efauntma6lng beiagt, DAB aoiier
@iI6elm no6 Der geiidtigung Ser
SSlotten6aIis bel @ilbelnSboOen iid
ii6er @5ento6oipa, 9iriiiid GoIen,
na6 oent oitliAen 9riegsi6oupIos
bcge6en babe.
Gen Sruppelt Die an Dem 9Iugriif
ouf Die &0ben bon Groonne tbeilnob'
men, bat ser &aiier folgenOes Eele-
graum geian0t
n&er5lid6e @liidmiinihe fir Die
grfolge, Die Ser Siidtiefeit oerEriip'
penIeititng ebenioniel 81 peroonfeiI
iino ipie ser Sopferfeit Der Wlonn.
i6oitem sic trob nonatlanger &dm-
pie in feincr @eiie i6re glugriiis-
troft eineebiiBt 6aben."
u lIiirten 2iige bloBges
ItelIt
gerlin, orabtlos noH 2onoon,
6. 5ebruor. II Sobe geante brand
morften 6eute oen 9eribt, mel6er in
Der 9uforeiter 3eitung a9Ioeuerul"
per0ffentliht puroe unO beiagte,
Geutidlano babe bon gulgarien
perlongt, 3umdnien an5ugreiien,
ioas 9iundnieu eegen 0eiterreid,
lluoarn ms 6elo 5ieben piiroe, ais
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Vl6Dnnenten, bic ben 2, y uOet !, KIN
ipunoenten" nidjt piinttltIma. tma.e,l, ps;d y
m1Fig erbalten, iinD geu'i,driIp"
babun per SelepbUn ope' :"
tbeiluuo 81 mahcH.