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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23

"Hobson's Choice" a. the Coined, 1,
a play Of the Bunty type It issn a.,
going, interesting and humoros, ro-
edy OF life In Lancashire. stni,s,
acted by Whitford Kane, A. Q. Andrs,,
and Molly Pearson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23
ROSE STAE4L ARRIVES AMELIE RIVES TURNS PLAYWNGH
Where and Why Plays
of the Season Continue
Erstwhile Susan" a Comedy of the Pennsylvania Dutch
Containing FIumor and Two Fine Performances
by Mrs Fiske and John Cope.

II Is a play a. which the laags,,.
long and loud. Barney Bernard ,,,
a remarkable Characterization T. .a
role Of Abe Potash. ." q.
"The Great Lover" az the Lo,,,
knocks out the fourth wall ! 4.
Opr r. house and per-. ono fo "'
wheels 90 around. u has 70 A q
the love affairs % great tero, - -
en- at ebb tide. Leo Ditrichstei, &c
one OF the noteworthy perlorns,..''
Of the season in the role Of the .y..
loving opera singer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23

Ever so quietly a. IT, Woods has &C
complished the trick Of changing a
plays name while the play was run
nine along. abe and Nawruss" is no
Longer abe and Mawruss"; it is pot
ash and Perlmutter in Society" Why
he has done it is difficult to determine,
for "Abe and Mawruss" is undoubtedly
the better title.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23

beautiful, fascinating woman 10 lure
By torture"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-23

"The Viewers" at the GaFden'
superb production Of Ia1pin'....,
dramatization Of hunger u ,,.,,sr
mendously impressive. and tns u' (,
Of the theatrical season IS lhs5 s,.,s
compelled to waste itself IN a ''''
Ike the Garden.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-03
-BURCEss.NAsH STORE NEWS FOR MONDAY .
Dear Old Santa Claus Bids Everybody Both Young and DID,
Hearty Welcome to 1.-THE Christmas Store for Everybody

GLOVES Will Be
" Acceptable
THIS year as gifts, prob
l. ably more so than ever,
because in most stores the
stocks are very limited. Our
lines are quite complete and
every pair will be packed in
a>neat Christmas box.
New Gloves, $500
In black and white COM
bination, also the popular
butter cup shades, trimmed
with black; an exceptionally
pretty novelty for the wom-
an who appreciates some
thing different; $500 pair,
Gloves, at $3.50 to $3.50
A big range of styles from
which to make your selection
at $3.50, $500 and $3.50 pr,
Children's Gloves
Silk lined and fleece lined,
broad cut, in sizes for l to
IA years, $l.00, $l.25 and
$l.50 pair.
Children's Mittens
Fleece lined kid mittens
with fur tops, Csc and $l.25
pair.
Glove Certificate
If you want to give gloves
and do not know the size,
give a glove certificate, is
sued for any amount.
Burgess-Nash Co.-Main Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-03

I
conveniences, safety don't
come by ce-our
friends, the public, as hon"
ored guests, are welcome to
everything skill and study
and hearty willingness have
prepared. Check your wraps
we must keep the store at
an even temperature to keep
our people comfortable; your
street wraps, satchels, and
! the like, are a burden to you
we'll bear the burden.
| Check room, main floor,
along Harvey street side, or
better still, ask any floor
man or sales person to check
them for you--no thought
of charges.
Rest rooms on balcony,
rear of store. Special maid,
easy chairs, care and care
fulness everywhere.
No obligation-use the
store to your best conven-
fence, all we do is in lieu of
a personal handshake.
No closed end to any aisle
in the store-you can keep
to the right" and reach ev-
cry counter in the store.
Early morning hours are
best for leisurely shopping.
Will you carry small parcels
when perfectly conven-
lent?
ToY.ToWN is the chill
dren's joyland-Down Stairs
Store-great display of toys
and playthings that will ap-
peal to old and young.
This advertisement has
been thoughtfplly prepared.
It's reading is worth while.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-03

BoKHARA SADDLE TRAPPINGS
Very desirable for table coverings, mantles
etc., soft shades of red and dark blue; size 3-8x
20, for $4,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02
THE NEW CONSCIENCE.

Any fool can go church, but it takes wise wo- know when to say home" remarked the physician who had just attended young woman who had tainted during religious service. The whole congregation had been disturbed several people had been put to great deal trouble the young herself had been ncapaciated the whole day because she had lacked sense enough to take care of herself
 The young woman in this had the notion, much in favor of an earlier day stay home from church because of trfng indisposton weakminded if not absolutely wicked The idea that there was anything wrong in trying to acquire merit for her soul at the expense of her fellow -czens would have ac- quired to her
 There seems to be conscience in regard to things sense of obligation to the community first, instead of the individual But it is growing much too slowly and needs encouragement
 The health commissioner who examined 1000 moving picture theatres found exactly 77 of them properly ventilated prove this The glass plates exposed in these houses appalled, the committee which exam ined them. They were covered with germs of almost every known specimen being found them, all in dan gerous state of activity.
 People who would not dream of robbng neighbor of
 nickel still less of striking him. will and take their children to public places when they reeking with of grippe Like the woman who tainted in church. they think it's weakmnded to stay away. They wouldn't dream of such thing to stay away from church because of little cold Nor do they according that health commisson stay home from the movies or keep off street-cars or out of stores offices.
 Yet the person coming down with grippe 'baG cold" is much dangerous reckoned in actual dam age done than the person afflicted with leprosy. He spreads his disease right and left infcting it the just and the unjust He does spare the children
 Careless people need to develop the conscience Which they need to little modern scientific imagination in the fullment of very old law. It's only a matter of doing would be done by.
 You wouldn't relish having come into your and deliberately give measles whooping cough children grippe typhoid to yourself would you? Then why not little of this new community aginaton in keeping the old laws and refrain from spreading your illnesses broadcast your neglbor hood?
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02
OUR AIR SCOUTS IN MEXICO.

There has been much criticism of the army aviation operating with the expedition in Mexico Some of it is probably justified Somebody surely cised for failure develop this of the effec lively. There should have been aviators and aero planes ready when the critical time have been more powerful and dependable machines
 But after admitting this it granted that with the equipment at their disposal American aviators have done we'll could be expeced under extraord narily hard conditions It is generally recognized that they have been flying in region almost as difficult as the Alps They obliged to start plateau a mile above level Merely rise the ground in that altitude calls for powerful engnesand engines used seemed intended rather for seaevel flying They 5000 1000 feet higher clear the tops ains and avoid the bullets of sniping Vstas Of the two perils they say the mountain climbing the worse One two of the flyers found it impossible to get the mountains for lack of horsepower.
 Even for the work the engines capable of the con ditions far than those faced by most of the European army avators. In that rough and barren try it is often impossible safe landing place. and yet the higher winds changing temperatures an aviator's skill to keep in the air.
 they have under the circumstances.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02
DOMESTIC ARTS THAT COUNT.

The Woman's Club of Montclair, N J., recently con ducted domestic in which over a hundred girls participated These contests differ many in the type of domestic accomplishments empha sized Eaborately embroidered pincushions. hand painted other adylike accomplishments out were plainly relegaed their proper places of minor importance. The homely of bedmaking was source Of keen competition while dressmaking and millinery came in for their share of attention.
 This is new conception of what domestic really are puts the fr and uxuries in the background phaszing the essentials of successful keeping home making dishwashng cleaning cooking as well as bedmaking are domestic arts that beginning to come in for little scientific attention. There are eff cient ways to do them all, which common sense and modern methods teach. Whether woman does these things herself delegates them to others while she en ters some business professional field. she profta by learn what presentday art and science her about them
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02
Sunday Morning, April 2, 1916.
SPRING GARDENING.

This is the time of the year when John comes home with pocket full of seed packets book vegeta gardening and spade and hoe rake and spends his evening poterng around the back and stewng and fussing the soil is getting into work able condition.
 John is scientific about it-a for the intensive upto- date gardening. He whether his soil is acid or alkali and can talk ntrates phosphaes and other fertilizers in way that would have made his far granddads eyes bulge out. He knows all about hu mus and mulch and other esoteric matters. He knows what he wants to plant, and why and when and how. He can you diagram of his vegetable garden-to- be- architect sketches the plan of house. Per haps his cold frame working plants ready the first warm, bright day after the frost is gone.
 He is interested in all this than he is in the Ger drive Verdun the search Villa the presi dentiaI lineup the latest prize fight the baseball outlook
 And it's very good tcr John It gives him wholesome intellectual nterestit takes brains to make good gar den it gives him the finest kind door exercise; it keeps him of questionable company questionable places him money that he would otherwise spend in expensive recreation It gives him vegetables which, if they don't represent net profit hIs backyard investment, have freshness and flavor that cannot be matched earth. And back of all this is about his first foolish little radish than about the biggest triumph of the year in his regular line of business
 It's good Johns family, too
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02
RAILWAY AND FARM WAGES

NIT. Farmer upon time-like the railways-you paid your employees a fixed monthly wage They worked until their work done no matter how many hours.
 Your farmland followed blow behind yoke of oxen. perhaps from up till down. then did his chores and contented
 Suppose when you invested of capital in good team of horses replace the oxen, your empoye had said:
 These horses furrows in day than the hereafter to be paid by the furrow. or the distance the blow travels but in anything stops the blow you must pay for a full day if work 10 hours 10 less-if that plan would give more money than blow mileage to-
 Suppose that when you invested money in blow wheel which your empoye could ride at ease instead being required walk a furrow wrestle with heavy blow, he said:
 Hereafter you pay for full day if work eight hours less blow fixed distance less with time and half for overtime either time distance basis whichever will give the most money"
 Suppose further, Mir. Farmer that from 1904 to 1914 you had increased the wages of your farm hand from s9O2.O9 a year to s1,25SS7 a year. would you feel like granting his last demand wages for doing exact ly the hours?
 That is precisely the question that the railway mana gers of this country are now called on to answer.
 The men employed in railway train service de- mandng 25 per increase in for exactly the work they have been doing, and under the same conditions, except to pay.
 As with the farmland the working conditions of rail way train service men have constantly improved the expense of the employers.
 statistics prove that the hazards of their of millions spent by railroads roadbeds, heavier rais double tracks block signals automatic lers brakes mechanical sokers oil burning engines and many other safety and laborsaving devices-for financial risk.
 The who asking 25 per higher pay are and always have been the best paid all railway employees.
 Their wages range from $500 year for inexperienced brakemen nearly s4OOO year for engineers the best runs.
 The average wages of the SOOOOO employees who de manding an s125S37 year. increase of 40 per cent since 1904.
 The 100000 other railway employees S6S47S q year. increase of 25.2 per since 1904.
 These the facts, Mr Farmer Will you think them and then say if you think the railway train service employees justified in threatening the prosperity of industry in this country the existence individuals dependent for food supply uninterrupted ~airoaG service?
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02
THREE AMERICANS ARE
 MURDERED AT MINACA
Continued from Page D

NNOieii-"NN AAS-i- ~oN i' in northern Chihuahua. Shells home was in Kansas City, where he is- un- derstood to have left a wife and two children.
 Locke's escape was due to the fact that he was absent from Minaca at the time. He was returning to the town when he heard firing and hid in the brush Soon afterward he saw some cavalrymen leaving the town with Vil- la himself at their head. Locke fled by night to Cusihuiriachic, where a friendly Mexican had him in cellar for two days. Villa later arrived and searched the town for Americans.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02
ZEPPELIN FALLS IN
 MOUTH OF THE THAMES

Continued From Page One.) steered around the ship and fired point blank.
 This act of the Germans was use less from a military standpoint and il proves again that peace with an enc my who insanely violates divine and humane laws is impossible before his complete destruction"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02
I,r to b0iiom, Sergeant Norman Prince, Sergeant Elliott COwdin and Lieut.. William Thaw.

An appeal, sanctioned by the French government, has been made to American birdnen o join the rrLco-American flying corps. Three members of this corps. who have hlyli, honored by the French gov e.rt..t, are shown above
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-30

madjten .ntebrere glnsriffe amf Gm-
llieres, bud iunroen 6iele a!se abqc=
Eidlagen. Cine fransDiiide 9epeidje
meloet, bic 9eitiden bGtten, nett
lid BON Gnmieres, frans0iiIde Cru
ben tn elmer glnsoebmnns pon 800
Dieter senpmnten.
Die Jransolen bebaitpten, 9ln-
griffe Der 9entldjen a1f ben .6iiael
304 ieieu BON linen nit IdDiueren
@erluiten fir bic Mnsreifer snriif-
geidIagen. 9lud batten iie perbia-
bert, bak Die Gemtld)en iueitlidD bonn
Siisel 304 lire arafte fonsentrieren
fpnnten.
Gincr Barrier 9epeIdJc ~ ssOlae,
baben amf oentldler Geite nemc
Srnppem in ben anmpf Bel WerDnn
etngegriffen. Sie inadten sluiiden
bem 0Soten MannesA 6iiael mnS
Gmuieres einen id)arfen slnariff anf
bic Sfelluugen Der 0ran5pien unS
bic letteren rtiiften iidJ auf Scr
yetbincDitrf Gnmieres SfraEe cine
Strefe iueit snriifsieben.
Ter Barrier rMatin1 6ebanptet,
Der Ginmaridp Der galearen in
@riedenlano lei anf cine porberigc
M6mad)uns sluiid)en Ynlsarien nmr
@riedIenlano hin erfolat. Tas lit
IdlieklidJ nidJt nnmSglidj. Die gul-
garcn sieben angeblid) iueitere Srup=
pen bel gferofpp an Ser ariedlildlem
@rense nno BEL fantfia sniammen.
Sn Der yfabe BON 9emir-6iiIa lit
nidts yleites paiIiert. Sie StaSt
lit in ben GanSen Ser @riedlen nm
nid)t bon ben gnIgaren bciebt, luie
es anfanss bieF; bic geb6lfernna
bat bic Sta6t aber perlaiIen. Die
uorgeidJobenen Gtellmngen Ser 9ll.
Iiierfen am @ar6ar ipcrben BON oeu
gmlsnren beld)oiIen.
ylns 8ten meIoet cine 9epefdlc
oes osSnternational Netps Gerpiee",
oak Die aus 3om, Ydris nno 2unoon
fommenben 5rieoensnadlridJten bort
lebr eifris beiprod)en iuiirben. Man
erfenne an, bak ii6 Der Tapit reo-
ltdy wiiibe gebe, ben Ssrieben ferbei-
5itfiIllren, lei aber Der gniid)t, baf
Der ssriebe snr 3eit nod nnm5slidl
lei. Grit miiiie cine Der srpfen Gu
fentemadlte DDllitanbia geIdllaaeu
iein. 9ieIe WadDt f6nne nnr syranf-
reid uoer Stalien Iein. gei Rmh-
lamb nno Gnslano ici cine foldle
uOllltauoise Nieberlase unmSsIidp.
Der sSall uOn @erbnm aber Ooer Scr
Ginmarld Der 6iterreidiIdben slrmee
in yforb sStaIien iuiirbe h6dit
iuabrldjeinlidl ben arieg beenSen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-30

Wainerlleiite Bel Santa g)label err.
moroen IieB utlo Der Damn ipater
BON ben @arra15iitas gefalgel ae-
nonlnlen iDltroe, meroe erihoIIen
iperoen, iobaIo leine @ulloen aebeiIt
ieien 1lno er 8n SUB 1lab Dem oin@.
rId)tltngsplaB gebe1 foflne.
Cine usSl1ternationoI gselps1
3epeide ans Columbus, ge. 81 be-
banptet Die anlerifa : fein0lidJs
5tinnllnug in Gales @ranoes mo
lmgeaeno meroe inlmer idlimlner
llllo gefabrlid)er. gerlbina laiie 0ess
lpegeil altd 10 DieI ,Gdrapneas luie
nloglid ber6eildaffer, Inn lidl uer-
teioigen gu forl,elt Seiner s(nIidlt
frah 6efanoen lid) in Git6-G GbibuablIn
iiber adttauielro Mann merifanildaer
SoIoaten.
Die 9ierifaner ioaen BEL
Mburnaoa 5000 Maln aapollerie
itotioniert baben. Son bort lit nnr
Elm EagesmarIf bis gu Ser 8erbill-
onngslinie 8tpilden 9erlbing's 2aaer
uno Der @rense.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-30

9ic Geiterreider baben lire or
frnflhe dnideineno AMI bic Strefe
Don Aiiagu mad glriiero berdranft.
9crf baben iie lire Srnppen sulam-
menge5Dgen unb rid)ten furdtbare
StOke sesen bic ifalienildgen Gfel-
lnngen. Nuf) bic sStaIiener baben
ale tire grofen WeiAike bortbin ae-
bradt nnb leiiten nit ibrer S5alfe
einen energil6en @ioeritanb. Gs
ban0elf iid bei bielen aampfen sn-
nad)it nm cine Meibe BON syorts, Sic
lFd 5iuild)en ben scnnnuten beiOcu
Sta0fen befin0en nnb Sen 3naana III
Der nuroitalieniiden Siefebene idla-
Sen. Sinh oieie syOrfg genoni-
men, 10 f5nnen bic g(narei-
ter In bic Eiefebene binab
nno fidl oprt in Wieensa uno an-
oerem Crten feitieten. Gines Scr
Jorfs, iueitlid) bpm ylriiero, baben sic
Gelferreidjer bereits senpmmem.
Die Staliener be6anpten, bic De-
iterreider bGtten i'm 9agarina Sal
n, iiiolidl bonn SIniIe Eoifno IdJar-
fe Nngriffe auf Die itaIieniidyen Stel-
tmngen semad)t, oieie glnsriffe ieien
aber ale sariifseiAIaaen luorben.
Auf oem Afiaso Elateam Ieien siusi
italieniidle yatterien BON oen Deter.
reidJern pollitdnOis einstid)IOfIem ae-
iueien, ieien aber aus ibrer aefGhr-
lifen Gage befreit porben.
Gine Sepeid)e ans 9tom meloet,
bic 0iterreid)ildle Cffeniiue ldyeiue
gum Sfiilitano gefpntnen su Iein,
Jsur in Der Geseno pon sliiago grif-
fen bic Ceiterreidcr idDpn feif meb-
rcren Saaen nit bier5ig gataillomen
an, bic beitdnOig onrd nene Mamn-
idlaften eriekt iuiirben. Der aampi
oebne iidJ anf nngefGIr sebu ailume-
ter aiis. Die CeiterreidIer opferten
bort, nm Aiiagu sii erreidDen, nnae-
betre Wieniheumaiien. Die gladJ-
rid)t flingt ein iuenig phantaffiIdl.
NadJ 'ben uffisiellen geridlt ans
8erlin, baben in Der @eaemo bei
Seronn, anf beioen Geiten Der
Maas, banptfdd)Iid ArtillcriefGmp-
fe ffatfgrfnnOen. Die syransoien
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-30
Carranza note
SIT nidJt III 8aibingtpn
eillgftrOffen.
HIIsrIsi Erkldrunesn.
Dielleidt mar Ole san,e
6eihiehte 5d,minoel.
garranza's PapisrssId linkt
I'm Kurs.
HilsrIsi ErkIdrunsen.

Dir gtote Garramsa's, Sic
Montas in Naibinston cintreffer
iollte nn0 In oef mnIere 9ieaierllna
asgeblid) amfsefurbert lunroe, i5rs
Sritppen sitriif5nrufen, lit nid)t elm
getrOffen. Der angebIidJe 5pesiel.
bote earranSa's, Miannel Mennes,
IT ansefpmmem, hat bic 9sote aber
nidt sebradJt. Die Gepeid)en, Sic
ldon porber ben sSnbaft Ser Niote
mitseteilt baben, iino jebt cifrig Sa-
BET ibr gtidteintreffen sn crflarcn,
Die Gtnen bebanpten, Garransa bal-
te tic 10 lanse sitriif, nm crit sic
Srnppen Goasentratipnen in NurS-
Gbtbnabaa 81 bpllenOen, pber lueiI
er AM 8praben6 Ser aUnpentionen
cine lold)e 9pte nidJt madl @albina-
ton IdDifen lupllte ober neil 0ie sluet.
te Ggpe0itipn Der Slmerifaner idlon
5nriifgesosen lei pber iueil er lid,
NIT Sbregun ersiirnt babe, man
tiebt, Der betreffenoe &orreipunoent
itellt einem alle mDgliAen @riinoe
smr gnsfuabl, iugar Der alte Cbre-
-Sduinoel muf iuieber berbaI-
ten. Gine ambere 9epeldve meloet,
Die Sase babe iid) pI6tlidD geGnoert.
Die @erbaltniiie Ieien 10 siinitig se-
iuproen, oae Garransa nniern Era-
iioenten nift erIndeu iueroe, Die
Srnppen snriifsnSieben, ionSern i'm
rnlllg tie nndJ nnb mad abbernfen
laIfen iperbe. Sesbalb lei Die 9sote
nidDt geIdIift morSen. Suite cine
anoere Grflariing nid)t nod mabr-
ldleinlidDer iein? @amlid, Die, baF
Garransa ME bic glbiidlt gebabt bat,
cine oerartise Note 81 idliden unb
oaR Die gan5e ysptengeidndDte nmr
Elm 8bamtaiie Iroonft mnIerer Dc
Observation-Disclosures selueien lit?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-30

Giner 9epeide oes ySnoapeIl
Nseit" sit syDlge bot Der lpaniidDs
gremierainiiter 9iamonoues erflart.
uSpanien iuiinidlt oas GnSe oes
arieges berbei, aber oie 3eif fiir
Observation-Disclosures tit nod nidlt
gefommen. 8ir iper6em gerne belfea,
ben Jrie0en ipieber bersnifellen,
iuenn mir bon elmer Der friegfibren-
ben WfadJte basn atfsefuroert iuer-
ben.
Die syransoien bebanpten, oas iie
lpeitere bier oentTdDe 2nftidiffe her
nnferseidluiien batten.
Die Staliener bebanpten, bic ge-
iterreid)er batten BEL bieier gffeniibe
bis jett 100000 Nann an Suten,
@erunnoeten nnS @ermiFten Derlo-
rem.
Sn DER 0egeno pon 9iiaa ba6en,
iuie seiu0bnlidL glrtillerie- nnS gnft-
ldifffampfe ftattsefnnoen, sic BON
fefner geoeufnna seiueien iins. Die
Sentidlen beridJten nidt iiber lie.
yiniiiIfle GepeIdjen ams Der aau-
faius @eseno meloen nur bon
&anpfen NIT ben &nrSen, Die an-
lheineno ofne Sebentnns seiueIea
iino.
sir ole pierte oiterreidiIde
ariegsanleibe iino, Die nunn1ef)r
feltgeitellt pmroe. 1927 Wdlliinet.
&ronen ge5eibnet tuoroen. Oas ge-
iultat iibertrifft Oie fiibnften Or
lpartltngen sns leiner 3eIt Die
Sublfriptionsfrift bis gum 90. Mai
perldngert iuuroe, ipuroe faum ge-
gloubt, Dab Die @elannt3eidnltngen
bier WiiIiaroen aronen iiberiteiaen
iDiroen I'm 10 GROCER tit iatiirlid
oie @enllgtuiltlg iiber oas Gelul-
tat. 4agenein berri6t bier oie
Mnnabme, Dob Die auBeroroentlih
boben 3eihnungen Der leBten gSo-
he ibren @rlmo in eriter 2inie in
Dem eroBen GrfoIg Der ofterreiId)-
ln9ariifen 0ffeniipe gegen ole
Staiiener III 9irol batten. DAB oas
Datum Der SdlieBung Der 3eih-
ininaen nit Dem ssabrestag BON Sta
liens arie9serfI1rung 5uianlmen-
ttel, nllroe piel belproden. Die
3ettlln9en erfldren oenn auh, 0ie
boben 3eidnungen auf oie slnleibe
leien Die bette Seier oes osabres-
togs oieler &riegserfIdrlmg.
slns Berlin pirb semel6et, bas
an Der belsiIdleu aiiIte feinblid,e
Monitors eridlieucn, aber BON oen
aiiitenbatterien bertrieben lunroen.
(Beitere 9abrihten auf Seite a.