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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
LUNACY CASE
Will Be before Lunacy Commits.
sion of This County Here
Tomorrow Morning.

Examination of tho mental condition
Of Mrs. Carmen Lynn. aged So years
will be made by the county lunRcy
commission here nj $3.50 o'clock
Thursday morning. The complaint
was made by Miss Cora Atchison.
Some time ago Mrs. Lynn and her hus-
band came to the city from Grafton
and took UP their abode nj the Eagle
hotel in Glen Elk. After they had been
there two weeks. the husband paid
their board and hers a week in nd
vance. He left the city and has not
been heard OF since. The Young Wom-
ans Christian Association took charge
Of Mrs. Lynn when 1t was learned that
she had no funds. A position was Sc
cured for her in local banking in
stitution, which she held one week. She
was then given a position at Weston
but recently she ran away and was
found on mound seven miles distant.
She was then taken to the state hos
pital at Weston, from which institution
she Is to be brought before the lunacy
commission. Her home Is said to be in
southern state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
LABEL ON SATGHEL
Properly Covers Whiskey Car.
ried on Person, Magistrate
Starcher Holds.

1t Is perfectly all right. in the opln-
len Of Magistrate William E. Starch
er. for person to carry four plnts
OF whiskey In ones pocket In add
ton to properly labeled satchel OF
the liquor, provided label ia in plain
view somewhere indicating that the
whiskey Is carried In the pockets.
This Interpretation OF the Yost
prohibition law was given by him
in the case Of Clifford Post ut the
close Of trial late Tuesday. Post
was recently arrested by officers ut
the West End junction for carrying
four ptntS of whlskey in his pocket
in addition to some In satchel
which bore labels indicating the fact
that he was carrying the four pints In
his pockets As we'll rs the quantity
contained In the sAtchel.
The magistrate discharged Clifford
rs not guilty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
And That Certainly Makes Him
An Imp0ssibiIity as a Guber-
material Candidate.

CHARLESTON, March 1--Attor-
ncy General A. A. Lilly. In the opln-
ion OF men high In the councils of the
Republican pnrty. has made himself
an imp0ssibility as n gubernatorlal
candidate by accepting campaign as
sistanCe from the Manufacturers
Heat and Light Company. II Is the
consensus OF opinion that the general
acted with gross improperly In per-
hitting the corporation. which Is In
VOWED in litigation with the state, to
lend its support to his cause.
The ennrlnlty Of his mistake, II Ia
said, Is emphasized by the fact tina.
1t Is his sworn duty, us head of the
states legal department. to prosecute
the suit. In which hundreds OF thouH-
ands Of dollars of West Virginia cit
liens money Is involved. He could
not accept fnvors from such a source
and remain true to his trust as a pub
lie official. 1t Is commended. Party
leaders, who have no interest In the
contest for governor except the well
fare of the party, say II would be a
grave mistake to place Lilly mt the
head Of the ticket because OF his al
legged connection with the privilege
seeking corporations.
Fl. N. Bradley. former postmaster
of Charles Town, and one OF the best
informed politicians or the eastern
Panhandle section. voiced the sentl-
ments of the party In an -interylef
given out here Monday night. He
said:
''1t would be blunder to nominate
General Lilly in view OF his reported
alliance with the Manufacturers Heat
and Light Company. If the general
Is receiving aid from the corporations
seeking to exploit the states re-
sources, which combinations he Ia
sworn to prosecute, he certainly Ia
not the man for the Republican
party to name as Its standard bearer.
When corporation Of the char
acter OF the heat and light company
fosters an officials campaign 1t has a
motive in doing so. 1t wants a man
in the governors Office whom 1t be-
lieves will give IL what 1t wants. The
fact that 1t Is giving aid to General
Lilly indicates that 1t has an under
standing with him. The Republican
party cannot afford to participate in
any such deal.
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p. ANS
of United States Fortifications
Are Found in the Posses
sionof= Germans.
tRY AanaeIArEn rnEanl

NEW YORK, March PLANS or
United States fortifcatlons have been
found in the possession of Richard
Won Arend and Rudolph Won Kracht,
two young Germans arrested here on
charge Of operating the mails to
Rwindle. according to a statement
made Wednesday by Assistant United
States District Attorney e. w. Nc
Donald.
Won Arend and Won Kracht, who
claim, according to the federal au-
thorlties. to be German army officers
were arraigned before a United
States commissioner here today. Ac-
cordtng to ,postotfice inspectors. the
two men had conducted systematic
begging campaign through the mails,
claiming that they were destitute
German army officers.
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BIG GAS COMPANY
is BACK OF LILLY

any such deal"
Speaking OF the political complex
ion OF his district, Mr.. Bradley said :
THE whole eastern part OF the
state Will give Judge Robinson an
unprecedented majority. He will
make clean sweep OF 1t. Tho Judge
liz product OF the Second district
and we are mighty proud Of him.
No honor VIC could beEtow would be-
too great for him. The better one
knows him the better he would be
sure 10 love and admire him. and we
know him we'll. His immaculate Of
fetal career In too well known To re-
quire any comment and his private
life Is n model. We of the Pam
handle country are In better posi-
tl0n to know and appreciate him than
most people for he lived among us
for years and we have ample oppor-
tunIty 10 become familiar with. and
appreciate his many sterling quail
ties
with Judge Robinson Mt the head
OF the ticket. the Republican party
of West Virginia this fall will march
to the most glorious victory of Its
history"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
L0oKING FOR WORK

Everywhere men complain about
work; even boys and girls in school or
business find work tedious and irk-
some, but it isn't the work halfso much
as their own lack Of physical strength
that makes it hard.
Rich blood, strong lungs and health>
full digestion make work pleasurable
in business, m school or even house
work, and if those who are easily tired
who are not sick, but weak and ner-
vous-would just take SCOTS Emul-
sion for one month and let its pure
concentrated food create richer blood
to pulsate through every artery and
vein-let it build structure of healthy
tissue and give you vigorous strength
you would find work easy and would
look for more. Insist on SCOTS.
Scott s. BOVINE. bloomfield. MI. ISIS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
OF INIONS
of Importance Are Handed
Down by Supreme Court
of West Virginia.

CHARLESTON. March LIN re-
versing the circuit court OF Kanawha
county In the case of Petry against
the Cabin Creek Consolidated Coal
Company, in which damages had been
awarded the plaintiff In the lower
court, the supreme court has found
that corporation engaged in mining
coal has right to prevent In proper
way its employees from riding in mine
cars inside the mines. This court also
found, In reversing the circuit court
of Harrison county. in the case of
Kunkle against the Baltimore and Ohio
in which damages had been awarded
the plalntltt, that a railroad company
is not responsible for damages when
in It's ordinary course Of operation a
train causes a horse to Brighten and
run away.
Aside from these two reversals the
court has returned Ave other opinions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
Danish SCROFULA
Hoods SarAparillN Oranscs the
Blood, Skin Troubles Vanish.

Scrofula. eruptions on the face and
body are both annoying ana dlsHEur-
ing. Man n complexion would be
perfect II they were not present
This disease shows Itself In other
ways. as lunches in the neck, In
famed eytlids. sore ears. wasting OF
the muscles. form Of dyspepsia. and
general debility.
Ask your druggist for Hoods Sar-
saparlllN. This great medicine conf
pletely orAdIcates scrofulR. II puri-
tles and enrlches the blood. removes
humurs. and builds up the whole sys-
tenn. 1: embodIos the careful train
Ing. experience and skill of Mr.. Hood.
pharmacist for llfty years. inlts
quality and power to cure.
ScrofulR Is either inherited or Ac-
CURED. Better be sure you are quito
free from 1t. Got Hoods SArsapArll-
In and begin taking 1t todRy.---Ad-
vertlscmcnt.
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follows: Fidelity and Guaranty

as follows: Fidelity and Guaranty
Company against Bank. from Harrison
county, affirmed. Bond against Priest,
from Lewis county, reversed. State
against snmmers. from Lewis county
affirmed. Trust Company against
Price. from Mineral county, affirmed.
OIL Company against Development
Company, from Kanawha county,
affirmed.
"A writ OF error and superHedeas has
been allowed in tho case from Me-
Dpwell county OF Wyatt against GrI-
della. Appeal and Btlpersedeas has
been refused In the case from Cabell
county OF strank against strAnk.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
COOKING BUREAU
AS an Adjunct of the Harrison
County Farm Bureau May
Be Created.

Harrison County Farm Bureau rep
resentatires. headed by Prof. G. r..
Titlow, of the extension department
Of the college OF agriculture OF the
state university at Morgantown. APP
peared before the county court We'd
nesday afternoon in connection with
the resignation Of Miss Minnie Mar
tin, Of Shinnston. as agent for the
bureau and head OF the county cam
ming clubs. The delegation advanced
to the court the idea of establishing
a cooking bureau and discussed the
manner of obtaining head for the
same. at the kilograms press hour
definite action had not been lnken.
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RESULT WITHHELD.
tnH AsaneIArEn rnrnr,

CLEVELAND. March lit became
known here Wednesday that the result
of the vote taken by the four great
railroad brotherhoods on the question
of negotiating with the railroads of
the United States for an efght-hour
day will not be made public today,
as was anticipated. The result will be
announced at Chicago March &.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
NEW cmnIANDANT.

MoRGANTowN, March 1.-Lfeu-
tenant James Lauback, of the Nine
teenth United States infantry has
been detailed as commandant OF
cadets at the West Virginia univer-
slty. to succeed Lieutenant Richard
Wetherfll. Lieutenant Laubach has
arrived here and addressed the CORDS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
EXAMINATIONS
Are Waived by Burnlam aud He Is
Held to Grand Jury.

villa Burnhan, alias II. A. Pearson,
the negro who was recently arrested
by police under charges OF committing
burglary at Welcli and F1illerton's
drug store and at the United Wooden
Mills Company's store, waived exami-
nations under both charges Wednes-
day morning in Magistrate II. Edward
Kids court and was held TO the grand
jury. In default of bonds Of $500 each
he was remanded to Jail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
APPENDICITIS CAUSES DEATH.

George j. Morgan. aged 1s years.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Morgan,
Of Jesse Run. Lewis county, died at
1880 o'clock Wednesday morning in
q local hospital following a short i'll
ness OF appendicitis. No funeral ar
rangement has been made.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
ULT1MATuM is SENT.

LONDON. March Germany has
sent an ultlmatum to Portugal, de-
manding the restoration within forty
eight hours OF the German ships re-
Gently seized by that country. accord
ing to despatch from Madrid.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01

importing whlskey concealed in lard.
has also been held for the federal.
grand jury by s. II. Harrison, W.,
federal court commissioner for Yio-
IatinE the pure foods law by lntalil
belling the whiskey.
This Is said to be the tlrst ease pf
the kind In the district In which fed
eraI action was taken under the pure
foods law in a whlskey case since
West Virginia went dry.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
ALCOHOL SALE STOPPED.
tnr ASSOCIATES rsr.s,

BERLIN. March loving to the
great demand for alcohol for techni-
cal purposes. DIR. Won Hollweg. the.
German imperial chancellor. Wednes-
day issued an order prohibiting tenn.
porarily the excislng OF raw alcohol
for drinking purposes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER.

The Ladies Aid Society Of the First
Presbyterian church will give a
Chicken Pie Supper in the McCIeIland
Bible Glass room Of the First Presby-
terrain church. Thursday, March q
from $40 70 $500 O'Clock. -ll
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
LAND DEFENSE MONEY.
tRr ASSOCIATED raEsr,

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The
war department asked Congress
Wednesday to appropriate $40 900;
for land defenses in Hawaii tnclud-
ing the installation of searchltrhts
and acquisition of rights of way.
characterized as imperatively neces-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
viii, Mrs. Ashcraft.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Adj
amston United Brethren church will
meet at $3.50 o'clock Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. H. ASH
craft at Stop 10 on the Wilsonburg
car line,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
SPECIAL coNCLAvE.

A special conclave of Clarksburr
Commandry No. IS. Knight Templars
will be held ut 1880 o'clock Thursday
evening in the Masonic temple on
West Pike street for Red Cross work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
To Serye Sumner.

The Home Missionary Society OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church will
serve supper in the basement OF the
church this evening. beginning at $3.50
o'clock.
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PERSONAL

Richard H. Harrison, of Weston, Wis.
tied the city Wednesday.
Tyson Harmor was here Wednesday
from Shinnston.
Continued On page Sd
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-02
SHenfine
Seitcns Der GniIeu in grobem WiaI!.
itab, prupbeSeit Dor Seainn oes
@inters hie rSraHffnrter
3eitiing".

9tm # ero M ria 9onhon, I.
Gftober. Ger N2tlitdrfritifer Dec
sGSranffurtcr 5eitung" ifreibt, oqB
bic 9ebingungen fiir 3eppeltnangrtffe
artf gngIallb iest melt lrngitnltiger
iino, aIs Iie es' Dor SabresfrtIt gelue-
len, oa gngIonb in5lpiiden @elegen.
belt gebubt bot, iein 8ertbeioiSlneS-
ipIterr su perpollfruuueu
Seracr propbe5eit Der D1fIitGrfrtti.
fer aud nod Dor 9eginn oes .Siit.
ters eire gan5 gewaItige Sffeniipe ieI'
tens Der 9niIiert.
glrnr4eS Grie6euIauo.
@then, /. Ofto6et, ptu 2oropr.
2. 0fto6er. Sat Der frouSoitinen @e.
iaitbti6aft nteloeten it4 am Cams
taq 45 &oItSiiten, &noetten ltno Sol.
aaten, Die nd ben; 9ieooltttionuren IN
5alonift ori6IieBen pollten itn0 lie
parOen uitter einer utilttarild)en IS.
forte bon frmtsoiiifen 9iartneioIOa'
ten nae Sem Sofen geleitct, po lie
lid nah SaIprrifi etnidyrfften. Ser-
ltIeoene sriec1ticpe Sfii3iere, Die oera
huge in eiiler glrtonobtl folgtefI.
f.Gbren ebenfallS uno) SaIonttt nit
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Neue Ciicniine
Suben Die Ruifen iHnerbalb unb un'
terbalb bon 3smbsrs begpnren.
IrroGitIih Der gali5iiden SauptftaSt
tpurosn bi. Gnsriff. Der Ruis
ZEN unDer5iisIid a5sepi.isn.
sirtif4e Sruppen brangen bis in
bic ruiitTdsn Stsquugsn DOT uHb
maateu 9sfuHsens.

Berlin, l. Sttober, piu 2onbpn.
= Die RuFeH baben rp6mals sine
Sffsriipe bsgpnnsn unb siuar pbers
balb BON 9embers, no lie nit srobn
SruppenmuiIen pu1ubriugen perTus
den. Siio0itIi6 BON 2emberg 1T es
ibnen, pie bic Sberite Sssregleitung
meloet, gelunssu in SteIluugen Der
9euti6sn unb Sefterrsitsr Sut 81
fubsn, dber rorb0ItIih opn Der Staot
purSs ben 9Insriffsn beg Gsinoes Elm
GnSe ssmadt, nadbem bic RuFen
iis6enmal sseeH bic ainisn Der Seuts
i6sn angeitiirmt wareI
Der 8.rictt ldutet ME fplgt:
Die Ruffen babsn ipisbsr an per'
ihiebenen StelIsn nit elmer Sffsuiips
besonren.
&dmpffront bes prinsen 2sopolb:
8eitIi8 BON 9utst Bat bas 2(rttIIeriss
ftusr bes Ssinbss felt 6eute 9ormits
tag an Seftistsit 5usenommen.
Iuf beiben Seitsn Der 9robpz2ems
Eere GiIsn6abn (norb0itli9 bon 2ems
bsSs) unb meter Iiibli9 bis mad
Grabsrta, in Der gadbe bon 3brutp,
tpurbs bem 9OrOrtnsen oes 5sinOes
Ginbalt seboten, tbeils bur9 unier
grtinsrisfeuer unb tbe;ls burd ben
bSlIiesn 3uTummsnbru6 bon 9(nsrifs
fen, bic iis6enmal pieberbolt ipurOen.
Der iiiblids 8Iiissl Der ansrsifens
Ssu r,tIiia:n SruppeumaTsn iab.s
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SerduS
Sts9en anaehIid i'm ben t
i4sn biplomaiii4en !
Dienit beoor.

aonbon, 1. Sttot.r. Wie bem
Reuteri6en Bureau alls QmIterbam
gemelbet fpirb, foll be y9oTiId.
3eitung In Berlin beriftet bdben,
bab Graf paui DotTf Nstterni6, ber
eegertpdrtise beutfde goti9aTter in
aOHitautinopei, ber ifb sur 3eit aui
1lrlaub befinbet, mad 9esnbiguno
bieIes llrlaubs in ben aubeitunb Der,
Iebt iperben tptrb.
4uBsrbem 6eridtst bas glatt Fer'
ner, bag Or. 80. g. Soli, Der gegsns
Ddrtise Staatsletretdr bes aei9s.
tolonialamtes, gum geianbien I'm
Saas ouserlebsn tit, an Stele bon
Or. bon &ueblmann, Der als Ra6s
fcisr tes grafen @bIff Ttstternid
ols 9Otf6after mad aOnItautinopsl
gsbt.
SIN qmitsrbdm III fetasr cine De
peide aus Berlin etngssroffen, berSu.
folse Or. Rofen, Der bOrmalise bsut,
ihe GelcHbte m Mdrotio unb IN Ru.
mduien ben Sefanbtftaftspoiten in
Saas erbalten tpiro.
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IN anIsrsr erften @srtbstbisunssfinis

IN unIsrsr eri ten @srtbeiDisltnssfinis
SUB.
&umpffront bss Gr5bsr5o9s &url
Srana: 4uf beiben 1lfern Der 3lota
2ipa (an Der &ffrOnt IiiODitli4
Don 2eulbers) fam es 81 erbtttertem
8anbgemenge. SSn Der @de 5pi'den
Der SieniuDta unb Der 3lotd 2ipu
brung Der ssetnb DOR. Weiter peItlid'
ipurben bic Ruhen geitern bur4 etnen
fofortigen Qngriff ieitens Der tiirti@
fden Gruppen aus ben eroberte.l
Stequngen 6eruusgeporfen unb peute
9ormittag orangen bic Siirten in BE
ruITiI6en SteQungen eir. Soipeit
itnb 23o Gefansens eingebra@t pors
BEN.
Sn ben Sarpatben 1erri6t RuGe,
Die 3abl Der 9efangenen, bic in Der
Hdbe Der alausrra 2anbitrabe ees
mudt purben, 1T auf iiber 600 &c:
iiiegen-.
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WtDiitaS
Wirb fi6 bem neueiieH gsriidt Gus
'foIse a6nig &onitan!in DON Sries
dsnIanb fiir ben arisg sHta
ideiben.

| 4tben, %. Ssptem6er. (9urt
bic eeniur 5uriidssbaIten) Dia 2ons
bon. l. Ottober. llnsea4tst Der fort.
tpabrenoen 9ebauptunssn isitsns bes
glnbdnser DON 9eniSelos, bab Gonio
aoHitaHtiH nur 3eii setpiunsn tpOIIe
uno ni4t beabfidtiss, cine &rissssrs
ildrung 5u erIaiIsn, tuirb Don 2euten.
bic ansebli9 bem asnis febr nabe iie.
ben, bebuuptet, baB er fpateiiens an
Wfonias an &0nig George, ben ga,
Hitolaus unb ben prGiibsntsn poins
care feline gnti4eiOuns tslssrap4iit
iibermittelu fper6e.
Sobolb Der a6nis feline Gntfdsi=
bans setroFfen fat, eripartst man bss
9ilbuns zines naiipnalsn Eabinets
Bel beffsn 3ufammenfteIIuns Der britt.
f4e @siaHbte gu 0fatb sssogen perbeu
ipirb. atller DabrideinIi9teit pirn
9enisslos elm pOrtefeuills ba6sn tOn-
nsn, tDenn er es ii5ernebmen nil. ga
fpirb propbe5eit, bab Der prenisrs
ilnb .5iHan5miniIter aafoseropuIas
I'm amt bleibsn bab Der Marinemis
niiter StratOs bas portsfsuiIle pes
arisssmintiiers iibernebmen pirb unb
Sab bas portefeuills hes Wtniiiers
bss auspdrtigeu enttpsbr an ben
segsHiDdrtisen Snbabsr Garapanos
geteH Obsr has es Der assentpdrtig.
Gsianbte IN Rom, GoromiIas, erbals
ten ipirb.
GeneraI MofhupuIos, Der gtef
bes generalitates bat pom aonis cis
nen lrIaub BON 45 Sasen sripirft unp
tpdbrenb isiner 2tbipeienleit ipirb Ges
neral Gennabisplp ibn pertrsten.
Die 3eituns ~5eipsrian1, bic
beutidfreurbIid 1T. aber bisber ars
titel per5ffeniIihte, bic BON Germ
Stratos itamnlen. Der nunmshr Der
sSiibrer Der nsusn anii geniselps
Unit ariesspdrtei If, bat fi9 sefueis
CERT, ipeitsre BON ibm itammsnbe alrs
tittI gu brudsn.
Bon ber museoonii@en
Srort.
Berlin, !. Sitober. 9luf brnbtlo,
lem Dsse nab Sappills. Der amt.
Iihe 9sridt ii6er bic HGinpfe auf BEN
-maseboniiAea srissstsaap!as laussi
.'rts folGt;
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Grfulg
Saben sic 6itsrreidJiidlsu Sr,ppeu IL,
ben &arpatbeu ~ uer5eidlnen.

@ten, 1. Sftober. piu 2oltoor.
yGie SGnlpfe in Der @egeno Don gu
Sofpu lin ocn SarputberD bauern
fort," beiBt es IN Dem Grttlitben Be
ridJt bes arieggnrintiterhuts bon1
Spui,tag. ,,@elegentIib eires gtu'
griifs nabnreE mir bier ruiiiid)e Of'
fi8iere uno 532 Murni9aften seIan'
ger urtS erbeitteten aft Woibinenge'
pebre.
YIN Ser &anupffront bes 8riil5en
9eopoIb bot iif), nit slusnnbnre Der
4bneiiulrg eines rltiiiitbeu %ngrif's,
IN Der gldbe BON @tponice uno er.
iolgrei6er @orpoitengefedten M s..
len. uitts BON @eoei1tuug eretgrs,t. "
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3eppeline
9aben iaon tpieber einmal gnaldnb
sinen gsiu6 abgeitattet,
9auptIG4li6 TT ausenf4eintt9 audi
biesmal aOnbon. .auTs &orn se,
noMnleH ipDrben.
Der 9lngriff erfolgte in Der Raat Dnm
Sonntag uuf MOntag unb mar
na4 Wtitternaat mob i'm
9anqe.

2oHoon, 2. Ott. Disber 1T Elm
Zeppelin angrifF segen 2onbon uub
bic Sittiite gnsldnbs i'm Sange.
OieIes tuuroe in elmer amtIi6en Be-
tanntma6uug mitset6eiIt, bic am
Wtontag Morgen, tura na9 Wiitterr
na4t bsr0Hentli4t tpuroe. Gines Der
aufti4tffe ion in brennsnoem 3uIiun>
De abseitiir3t fein. Ser amtli4e Be-
ri9t lautst:
rGine @rrsabl feinblider 2uftIdiffe
treu5tsu 5tptf9en neun llbr &benbs
uno Utitternadt bic Sfttiiite. Giuige
DeHige 8ombsa iuurben in Der Rd6c
Der &iifte abgsporfsn, aber IOtpeit Iies
gen nod teiue 8erihte iiber bsr oers
uriudteu ShubsH Dor.
Der Qngriff 1T nod i'm @aHse unb
Oeri4ieoens Der 9eppeline befinben i'd,
in Der Na3baridaft 2onbons pO Ib'
tpebrssiaiBe in attiOu iinD.
Gin zeppelin iOa In SIammen
HoroIia poH gpubon dbseftiir5t Iein. .
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Ser 9ritte i'm SmaSe.
Ger uurmnlise Sriegsnliniiter Giene'
raj San9lis 5u einen Der Seitcr
Der reuUlntlundrcn SeuegiIng III
@ried,enlanb ernanIt.

9[then 1. Sfto6er, pia 2un6on.
9ie anttIihe 3eitltng ser prnpiIori.
id}an 9icgierlmg bat an SonntaG
N3orgen einer GrluB Der0ffentIitlt
Der con @leutberio5 @enitelos mo
Sem @i5e.&6ntiral @ounoouriottS
Strait Der i9nen bur6 bos Solt5'
Aegret pom 26. Septenlber pcrliebener
8cQmadt" ulter5ei1net lit. T5n ole'
lem GrlaB miro Der pornlaliaearieg5s
r1iniIter General BannntlS 8ait6lis,
51rf 6ritten Diitglie5 oes Srtunt3i'
rots erncnnt, 0ds on ser Sptbe Der
proD1Ioriifen 9feqferllng lte6t.
9ie SSniel 3eneGos bat lid Der re'
9olution0ret gerpeglnlg angeld)loNell
9 nj ttalienti6en &riess-
i6oupIas.
gsien, 1. 0ftober, nia 9onoc1L
Ter foIget16e anltlid}e 9erid]t il6er Nie
Gorad1ige arf Dem ttaIieniifcH
Trieg3itlnltplaB ipurGe am Sonntag
peroiientlift:
.9ia fcinOliGe 9trtiGerie un0 Die
9on6enperfer ent1pideltcn Glf Dem
Gorio .glateau cine lebbaftere S6atIg'
felt.
Siaben ipeitere SS5tnIiener, barunter
eli &aoet, tplrhen nod lebeno altf
ncm Dtonte @imone ausgegraben.
@on Ser iiioueitliden 8anIpfiront
[@ibunielll 1t nidts Su berIdtell.
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Werieuh
@arben sipei britiitIe itmb elm nor
nssiid)er sdjuner uuu Seutidjen
Sand6uOten.

9onoon 1. Sftcber. DE britt
idnl Gdpuner y@iIIiam George. t5t
Sonren inib ggearI Of Trnro", IA
Tonien, iuspie Der nOrpesiide sdni.
rer .TumieI" iinb bon oeltit)en
Taad,booten perienft poroen.
Wie cine 9teutsr Depsi6e aus
Eronbiem meIbet. 1T Der noripssifds
Dampfer .gioIf SurI" con 1865 SOn.
rsn pOn einem bsutidsn SaudbDot
perisnit porSen. Dis gddsuns iparSs
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