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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12

Jim Shelton leaned forward in his chair, and
the firm. straight mouth softened a little
See here, Peggy" he said more gently.
I'm lot older than you; feel old enough to
be your father almost. I was fond of you
kiddie, and could be fond of you now. That's
why 1t makes me so sick to see all those callow
schoolboys hanging round you wherever you go,
to hear their inane remarks, and to know that
that sore OF thing amuses you. Do you know.
little girl you remind me of a BUTTERFLY
pretty giddy little thing that futters about
happily enough in the sunshine and the shell
tered paths of life; but submit 1t to the cold
and the storms, and 1t just crumples up and
dies!" Then his voice suddenly became almost
pleading. Don't you ever have wish to be of
some use in the world Peggy? Don't you want
to live instead of being a mere puppet?"
Up till then Peggy had kept her face away
from him, her eyes on the rustlng, moonlit
poplars in the garden below; but as he finished
speaking she turned and met his steady, search
ing gaze To Skeletons surprise, he saw the
pansy depths we're brimming with tears and the
little under-lip was trembling.
Nobody has ever put it to me like that
BEFORE" she said simply. I've always just
tried to see how much fun could get out OF
lfe"
Quite suddenly the man felt himself an out
spoken brute, and realized that he wanted to
crush the girl in his arms and kiss the little.
quiyering mouth back to laughter.
Abruptly he rose to his feet, pushing back
his chair. AS he did SO a tall youth with
shining head stepped out on to the veranda.
With mingled feelings OF annoyance and relief,
shelton turned to the girl.
Come, Peggy" he said "Your partner is
waiting fer you'll"
Jim shelton did not return to Canada after
all. Just week before sailing the war broke
out, and Jim, one of the very first to answer
his country's call, cancelled his berth and put
ON khaki.
Then followed six months OF parades.
fatignes. route-marches. dreary and monotonous
enough once the novelty of being soldier"
had worn OF. Yet Private shelton always went
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12

After he had explained matters he vaultsd
over the fence, and put a caressing hand on
the chestnuts neck. The animal, however.
seemed to resent the familiarity, and backed
vigorously.
It's Bucking Broncho" Peggy explained
apologetically. He's a terror. and I'm trying
to break him in"
He's the sort of horse you'd have to manage
out OF, IN Canada" said Jim, with smile IRA
like to sec you on his back Peg,"
Peggy's mouth Strengthened into deter,ir.s
line and her eyes sparkled. Without word.
ana with the skilful grace of an adept horse.
woman, she swung herself into the saddle.
Sucking Broncho, thoroughly startled by the
unexpected weight on his back stood naarIv
upright on his hind legs for few seconds and
then made on at a breakneck speed
Peggy had lost the rein, but she chung nm
desperately to the animals neck Jim caught
one glimpse OF her set. white face as, with a
noarse little cry. he dashed after the runaway
Then, TO his horror the horse stumbled. and
feggy fell in motionless heap on the grass
1t seemed to Jim's distorted mind that he
would never reach her. Ages seemed to pass
before he lifted her in his arms.
oh. my darling-my little dariingi" bs
muttered.
To his intense relief she opened her eve.
and little smile fickered across her white
face. $50
JIM SHE said. DEAREST"
lie carried her across 10 the farm and laid
her on the broad couch in the sitting-room
while the greatly distressed Mrs. Spragg saw
that the trap was got ready to lake her home
she was not seriously hurt-only little
bruised and shaken. She chung pathetically 10
Jims hand, and drew him down beside her.
Ever since that night when you called me =
'pupper I've been trying so hard to be of some
use in the world" she said Jim. will Won
take me back to Canada with You after the
war;"
My wonderful Peggy" he whispered "rll
take you back and teach you how to Lowell"
/ She raised. herself little. and twined her
soft arms about his neck.
Start teaching me now." she said.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12
with all my partners"

with all my partners"
The man regarded her solemnIy
Why Mr.. Shelton?" he asked ut always
used to be JIM
She flushed.
oh, well, I'll call you Jim If you like, and you
must call me Peggy"
'Of course | shall call you Peggy" he said
You'll always be kiddie to me-
She pouted slightly, and her eyebrows drew
tosethcT in little frown. Then she rested her
hi II lightly on Shelton's sleeve
y want you to tell me all about Canada she
said. Il think it must be simplv 1ovalv ower
there!"
For moment he hesitated Then:
You'd hate it," he said shortly
Hate 1t? I'm l shouldn't! Why
iove riding. And think of the gallops l could
haye across the prairie, in cowboy hat, short
skirts, and those ripping hightopped riding
boots!"
Peggy's face flushed with enthusiasm at this
mental picture of herself.
Shelton smiled grimy
fouv been getting your idea Of Canadian
life from the pictures" he said drily "The real
things very different 1t consists of work.
rough, hard work-from early morning till late
at night. You'd have enough of it in less than
a couple of days"
I'm not child" she exclaimed petulantly.
Yes, you are-worse than that. Can you
cook and scrub
No; of course not! There's never been any
need for it," she answered. rather taken aback
by the abrupt question.
Can you sew"
"A little; but hate needlework."
Can you harness and groom your own
horse"
N-no; I've never tried"
Very well. then, you'd be about as useful az
that ridiculous apology for dog you make
such fuss Of You're not the type of woman
Canada wants. You'd best stay where you are.
Peggy. We've no time for dancing and flirting
out there" His face was expressionless but
his tone cut her
Il don't see why you should talk to me like
that!" she said with little show of temper,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12
THE PUPPET

DRIGHT lights, gay music and laughter
X At the Treherns' country home a house
- party was in full swing.
Jim Shelton sat alone in an obscure corner
of the veranda-away from it all. He never
remembered feeling so utterly out of place be-
fore After ten years of the Canadian prairie
one forgets how to talk small talk" how to
dance without treading on ones partners toes.
and even how to firt in dimly it, palm-screened
corners He realized how cordially he detested
social gatherings" of this sort, and wondered
how it was possible that ten years ago he had
enjoyed them as much as the immaculate,
yapid.lookng youths appeared to be doing to-
night.
1t was a stroke of bad luck that Jim Shelton
should have visited his old friends, the lreherns.
just when their house was full of guests; but
there were only few weeks left OF his three
months holiday in England and he had faith
fully promised a visit before returning to his
farm "out West"
Suddenly his thoughts and solitude were dis
turbed by a soft rustic of silk skirts, and,
quickly glancing up, he found Peggy Trehern
at his side He remembered her as pretty.
fragile girl of eleven or twelve when he left the
mother-country; now his eyes rested on tall
slender girlwoman. exquisitely dainty with
wild-rose coloring and eyes that suddenly re-
minded him OF pansies
He had had very little chance of talking to
her during the three days he had been staying
at the house for she seemed always to be sur.
rounded by an eager group OF youths, whose
admiration for their hostess's pretty daughter
was undsguised.
Peggy sank into chair next to Jim's, and
leaned back among the soft black satin cusf.
ions that formed an ideal background for her
goieen hair
1--WE come 10 disturb your peace, Mr.. Shell
ton. she said. with her little. ripping laugh
tAm tired OF dancing. and hoDelessly bored
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Jtalienilcbcr Slie0erz
1Ingriff abaeic1laoen!

Berlin 5. g(uanIt. (5unfenberi6t)
9lm I. &uguIt griffen IA ito
lieriihe 8Iug5euge bas oiterrei9iife
aronlono S5itrien an; cine feinoli1e
Moi6ine lu.lr0e bon einen otter
reidiidcn 6lieger obgeihofien. SSt
Dem offi3iellen geridt Der oIterrei6-
ungorti6en 4ouiralitdt beiBt es:
glm Morgen Oes I 9lugnit flog Elm
aus IA 5lugmaihinen deficiencies
@eiAmooer iiber s5ltrien bintueg in0
ihIeuoerten rnebrere 9olnben berob.
2eittnnnt 9nnfelo itieg in Srieit
nit einem NtarinefIugSeng altf uno
berfolgte Die fein0lihen SSlieger.
Sci Siitme pltroe er nit oeu syn.
ioiien BON lieben Gnproni WioIhinen
bonoeemeiu. ganielb idboB oen
9leroplan oe8 SSilbrers Der Grpeoi.
tion ob. Der 9alot ipuroc eriAoiien
un6 Die beioer afoeren SnialIen ge-
rieten in @efangenihaft. 2eutnant
8onfelo febrte nit ieinem flilg.
oeng rmberiebrt nod ieincn Stono.
orte 5urild.
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Dcrlait9cit crhSbtc
Gtnkcmlntcnitcmer!

@aiBington, 5. gtiiguIt. 9ie
oenlofratiiden MlitglieOer Oes 81.
nni3foniitees oes Sendtes jtinlnlten
geitern bel her 8cratnng Ser Spe-
-ginneniteuer fir einen 3lilas,
moua6 auf s5abreSeillfonlltelt bon
iiber $2.000.000 pro S1br cine gr-
traiteuer bon 19 9Sro3eltt onltott,
in Der gorlage DerIangt, bon 10
9ro8ent erboben peroen ioG. Sails
Die 8orlagen 10 angenonlnen miro,
luie iie oaS 5inan5fonlitee befilrlpor-
tet, miro bel Snbreseintommen bon
$4,000 i1brlid an bel llnoerbeiro-
teten 1no BON $4,000 an bel 8ers
beirateten cine @infontmeniteuer bon
9 9}roaent erboPeu, Sier8u tor1lnt
oarn nod cine 3uiasiteuer bon /
g}ro3ent on BEL Gilfomuten bon iiber
$4,000 iteigeno big 8n 10 9ro.
gent bel ioIden bon iiber $500.000
an0 13 Bro5ent bel $2.000.000
sSobreseinfommen uno mcbr.
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Hapitcn Robins tritt
krdftig fir Pmebes Gin!
Grmabnt bic ErOsreiiibeu, fir ben
repnblifauiidDen GrGiiOentidafts.
aaHoIoat Su ltiulineH!

@oibineton, 5. gtueuIt - gioD.
riono 0iobins, Der 8oriiser Der gla.
tionol acnoeution Der grosreiiiben,
menoet iih in einem longen offent.
li9en Sdreiben oil Die W1itglieDer
Der Broereiiiben 9ortei ltno for.
bert iie ouf fir Gbos. 6. &ugbes
oen republitaniiden 9Srdiioertt.
ihnftstonoiooten ein5liteben.
Gr pergleid)t in Dem Shriftitiid
Die Brin5ipieu Der 0entotrotiI6en
Bnrtei nit Oerierigen Der republi.
fnnii6en. Gie Qeuotrnten 10 er'
flGrt er, flammerten lih an Die
Souberdnitdt Der @inselitaoten felt
uno Itellten oieielbe iiber oas gla.
oemeimpobl Oes 2an0eS. 0ie Staa.
tenre6te, pie iie Die 9emofroten
Uerfe9ten, bilOeteu oos groBte sin.
oeruis fir eine ginigllng ilno elm
engeres Sneinonocrnrbeiten Idntli.
der 8eltan0teile oes 2anoes, nab.
reno Die &epubIifoner, an oeren
Spite iett ooS fortidrittlibe Gle.
ment Der Yartei itebe, fir oieie eins
trdten. Gs fonne oesbaIb elm nab.
rer BrogreIiiber, Dem on Dem Sort.
i9ritt un0 9e6ung oes 2onoes ee.
legen iei ni6t einen glugenblid 5o.
germ, NIT nen AepnbIifnnern al ge.
ben unO gesen Die 8ernofraten an.
SAfdlnpten.
Der Brdiioentitbofts. .aanoioat Der
Republifaner, gbos &. Sugbes, lei
elm forti9rittlih geiinnter Miann,
uno6bdneig, fltrftlos uno bon eb.
tenn repltblifnnilhen @eilt beieelt.
or peroe iib mir pon ieinen lleber.
Seugunaen leiten Iaiien uno feinen
idSoliden einfliiiien @eb0r eeben.
Seine anitsaeit ais @ouberneur bon
0ep 9orf babe oieies beipieien.
Nus oieiem @rnitoe foroere er al.
le mirflihen fortihrittIiden Hro.
greiiiben auf, fir Sugbes 3it ittmnen
uno Die Station uiiter leiner 2eitung
SIT IteIlen.
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S6iffc i'm Sitcss
Kaftal beisbcfcn!

2onDon s. 9lngiiIt. Dos
Griegsdmt Fleloet Dab feinoIi1e
SFllig5eiige anf Die 5diffe I'M Sac8-
fonol, 40 Meilen fiinlin bon Bort
5oio, etnen angriff nndten. Ole
Stoot SNnlalia, ant &oiiAe oes 9iin-
iob Sec gelegen, ipilr0e ebenfaIIs
aus oen Siiften bontboroiert. Dem
nohitehenoen nffi5ielIen 8eriht
beiBt e8: 3lpei fei1olide SlngSei-
qe ihlelloerteu Donner8tog cine 9lIs
5obl @ouben ouf nebrere Sdliffe
i'm Suedfaual ini0 altf Die Sfo6t
SSilnolia bera6; es n1tr0e fein Sd)ns
oen ongeridtet. (glber 0as lit bod
felbItberitdnoIiH.) 9lnl Niittipndl
ipuroe Elm teiltolihes Slna5eiq hon
einem unierer 8lieger abgeidoIien
1no 5eritort.
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Grtrinken i'm Beilcin
ibrcr Oattinncn!
3iuei promiuentc @eidGftslents bon
SlearneD, yieb., ertriufeH bcim
Bacon i'm 6lnk.

aeorueD, gieb., 8. sluguIt. @
z. Wie0onalO, Slaiiierer Der Central
Rational 9ont bon &eorneD, UNI
SiOnep 1iorrilou, @eid1itsfiibret
Der groBen bteii9en @etreiOeulitblC
iolpie Stootrnt, tonoen geitern ge-
gen @beno inl Blatte 9iioer Den
Io0, pabrenO ibre 6rauen ilnn
Jreunoe 5liieben HuBten, pie iie Der.
iauten obHe ibuen Silie bringen 81
fonnen.
YeiOe Serrea fuoren no1 @e.
i91ftsidlub nit 5lpei 5reiin0en uni
Den bier SSrauen bon ibnen booeu
gegongen, I'M iiA bon Der Sise OeS
Sages Sl erboiell. gic0onolo, iuel.
der Der ein6ige ipar, Der etiuos
idmiu1uen fonlde, mo6te Den Ser,
luh. an Oos gegeniber liegenOt
llfer oes 6lulies 5li gelangen Inn
ior0erte Wlorriion aut ibnl 6u fol.
gen. 4loslidb gerieten iie an einl
c5telle no Der 6luB filr cine neu
5l erribteitoe Bride nusgeboggtei
mar, uno oos @ailer 20 SUB tiei
lit. 0lorriion periant lulO alteDo-
nolo, Der ibm our Silfe elite, ginQ
ebenioas inter, ipabreno Die 5roneu
Der 9eioen unO ibre 6reunoe b1nOe.
rtngeno am llfer ltanOen uito ni9i
inlitouoe parelL iBnen 5ur Silfe du
fonlnen 0a eben nienano lhpiru.
men fonrte. Die 2ei9en muroen
lpnt abeuos geDorgen.
Wtc0onalo binterldbt auBer ieincr
Satin nod Orei ain6er, mGbreno
Morriion pon ieiner @itue uno
5lpei fleinen ainoern iiberlcbt miro,
bon oenen oos iiineite crit 5lpei g&o-
nate alt lit.
9eioe 8erungIidte poren bodl-
aendtet ltnO nnbnten cine prominen.
te gei6aftlide 6teGung elm. s5br
Sdidiol ftrOet in Der goll0en Sta0i
aagenleine Geilnabme.
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21eitcr 1oertra0 :stui5cl1cll
Japan itnS IN ldnS!

2on0on, 5. giaellIt. Cine Heit.
ter 9cpeide bebouptet, bob rad QEb-
idlnB 0es fiir3Iidlen 8ertrages 5Iuis
fden &uBIono mo 9sapan, oelIen
BeItinnlungen befonrtt gegeben ipur-
ben. beioe 2GnOer nod Elm 5on0er-
obfonmen getroffen b1tten. ssr
Dieien ioll 9fubIeno Die iii0lihe
S1lfte Der Sorbn=gbong CHM gi-
ienba9u an sSapan nerfonft boben.
@Ieid)5eitig ioIl 0ie rriiiidje 9feoie-
rilng SSapnns 9fedt onf oen sluB
Slmgorir Smiitben &irin nno Be
tuna oncrtannt lnio nanlit eine
Streitfrage eiitIih aus Der gBeIt
geid)offt babct ipelhe felt Dem Ger.
trog BON 8ortsmoutb 8iuiid1ert beis
ocn 2Gnoern itbnebte. (a(nid)eiuene
miro Sobn 8ua Dor ieinenr idjlib.
Gitgigen @nnOesgenoiien bange.
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Giirken orcifcn Britcil
am Sue5kaitaI att!
llnlucit bpu 9lOntoui, % MeiIcn
6itli6 bum Sne5fnnal, lit cine
Sdladt in Waase.

2onoon 5. 9lueuTf. eclite bicr
eingetroffcne Mclolngcn 6eiogelt,
hoB 14.000 Iiirfen Die mart BE-.
feItisten britiiden 5telhlngen Bet
9fontani, 23 @}eiIen 0ItIid bonn Slt.
c5fonal, angegrifffen baben. Ser
Sanlpf tobt beilte nod obne Gllt-
ifeioitng neiter, Gen 9iirfen lit
es trob oes llngeitiirns ibrer Mngrif-
ie bisber nod niht gelrngen, In bic
britiiden SteIlungen eiiiSu0ringen.
(09an rubig 8lut, oas fontllit nodoI)
@ie 64Iodtlilie erltreft iid ailF ei.
ne 8ront bon liehen bis od]t Wtet-l
len: es berridt cine fnrdtbare @ibe,
nennl es iino 100 @roo i'm Sbntten
al Der5eibnen.
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Srec0c 1saubcr iltacbcit
$4,000 BcMtc!
llebcrfallen am bellen Sage 3a6l-
meilter i'm glntO nnO iteBlen
bic S0bHuuget.

Detroit. Did,. 5. 9fug. - gns
Iqeitern borntittaq 9bonos Sbeo-
ban 3o1lmeiiter Der 9orrougbs
9oOing D}o1me Company, iid nit
Ieincm glrto. in melhem ii9 itnge.
|f1br $4,000 beianoen Die 3ur 9lus-
'5ablluig bon 2obneu beitilnmt paren,
nod ettpd einen bnlben 9lof bon
Scr fSobrif entfernt bcfonO, ipron.
gen ploslih bier befpaffnetc @1nner
Gus eincm linn uah1eiolgten glit-
tomobil III 6aS ieine uu6 for0crteil
loie SocrouSgobe oes @cl0es. Die
NIT Sbedbon III Der Dloihine be-
iinoliden @1dter nnren onidcineno
10 iibcrroid)t, ooB iie niht einen
SduB obfeuerten ltnn in 5pei Wii.
nuten baren Die Rduber init ibrer
8elltc, ipelde 3lpiidcn $4,000 un0
$4,000 betrllg, Oooongerait
Sinter bent heralibten gluto be.
fano iid) nod Elm 5lueites, uel6es
cbenfaIlS $4,000 fir 2obne ent-
bielt. Die g81dter oes 2ebteren
begonnen ouf Die 5liebeu0en 5it
feuern. 0ieie id)oiien ebenfolls uno
DeriDimoeten eincl Der @ddter.
Cbgleidl iofort bic gort0e Eplijei
olifgeboten ipnroe, lmO elf NIT go
liaiitcn oneefiIIte glutos bic o1n6c
llugebung abitreifteH mar cs bis
Nbcno nod ilid)t gelltngen, Der ire.
den Nauber Ilnbbaft sii nerDen.
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1lbtrailspcrt BON
13ctpcbftern Giles!

2IntIteroom, 4. 9fuguIt. 9ie
glbi6icbung bon eiuigen touienoen
Der Gimuobner bon 2ille nito hinge.
gelO mad anOcren 0rten miro bon
Der ,gtoro0eutihen Mgemeinen 8ei.
ti,ng" oamit erfldrt, onB es unmog.
lid lit, Iie in oen iiberbolferten Be
8irfen 3u ertlGbren. Die 3eitllng
iogt, oaB Sic 2elite nod Orten &C.
ianot muroen, mo Die Robrungsmit-
telperteilune leifter lit imo mo oiid
gleif5eitig @egenoen nit ihtp6herer
8eoolferumg Die notigen glrbeitS-
frGfte 8ugefiibrt neroen. 8ie gLb.
geihobenen ipcrOen iuie Die 3eitune
inet, gut bebanoelt
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o6dlitcns IS fylntOpfer.

qnorpille, Gcun., 5. 9hlguIt -
Die geitrigen gerihtc ii6er Die bel
Der lleberfllttunQ ocS 9lairs Greet
inns 2eben @rfontnlcnrn porcn be-
oeuteno ii6crtricben. g9dbren0 cs
QeItern bieB, ,b1b .minoeitens ied.
.5ig 4Seripien crtrunfen lino, beibt
es beute, Dab Die 3abl Ocr 0pfer
b0ditcns 20 betrneen miro. 9isber
mltroen IA 2eiden geborgen. (0bne
glufidneioereiel ecbt cs nun einmnI
DiersulQtoe nidlti)
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Ser Nntauf bon
9duiid)==NcitinOita!
rcrtrae mus ictt pom BmnScsienat mnS pcilt
S6niI9cn Parliament ecncRmigt tuerccn;
Senat 1T 1lnkauf 0iiniti9 9ciiititt.
ynieln seben Dorsasli@e Sl0ttcnbaiis ab.

Oos 3nItonoefommen eiiies oernrti4
gen 8ertroges 5iuilhen Dduemart
ilnO oen Der. Stonten Dor Sabrrit
i'm o1nilden gnrlanlert ourd 0eltts
l6en @infub berBinoert murOe (gia.
tiirlid mub itets 0eItidlauo iAulo
iein, onOers geDt es einnaI bier5lls
lonoe nid)t nebr.)
Die giuSelbeiten 0es Iertrnaes
perDen crit betariit gegeben iper0slt.
na6oen oeriel6e Dem 5ennt iultcr.
breitet lit.
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6inSfnbnrg
btrtittt gro6t
OfenNDt uor!
Snmmclt nnsebrure srnppcumniien
in 8Olbbnien nub @aliaien;
9lufcnien dnse0lid bort.

2ouoon, g.. glnguit-0jc 9eiit.
iden bdben getuoltige Truppennloi.
len uno 5a9lreiGe @li6iise all Die
Sitfront gelporfen III Der glbiid)t, in
8oLbpnien nno In @oIi5ien cine
sroBe Sffeniibe eiti8ltleiten, um Die
gfulien pieoer ms Snnere ibres Aei.
DIES ouriid3uiuerfen. 0ieie gioaridt
lit ni9t nur aus neutrolen 20noeriL
ionoern ou1 ais Berlin bier einge,
Itrolfen. Seit meDreren Gagen Der.
lalien 6oblreide Gruppen5iige Ser.
lin uno eeben nod Der Sltgren3e
nb. SSt Der gfeidsbouptitoot lit
man Der 2lnii1t bob Die &riiis auf
Oem oitliden ariegsidallpIas beDors
| Iitebt, oern Die Huiien baben ii1 In
ibren ansriffen eri9opft; ibre Of
feniipe iheint gum Steben gefonl.
men gu iein. l3as mar iie i1on
l1nglt; uuo es beroient, beionoers
berbor9eboben 5l nerOen 0oB iie
on mebreren 8unfteh, 100 iie nit
groben Siegen prablten, i9tpere
S6lappen erlitten bdben.)
6elomoridnll b. 1iadenlen, Der
I'M lesten 5onlner Die groBe uno
erfoIgrei1e 0ffeniipe gegen Die 9tui.
fen leitete, ioa ebenfnllS an Der Dit.
front einegtroffen iein Inn Dem
6elomori6na b. @inoenburg, Dem
oas Gberfon1monoo ilber olIe Srlp-
pen on Der ruilii9en 6ront iibertro-
gen ipor0en lit. nit 9tat uno Sat
sur Seite Sn Iteben. Ga mrrOen
Die Yiosfoluiter lpie0er einmol ibr
blaues 8unoer erlebenD
glmlteroomer gtodritten 5ufoIge
miro Der e1te 5hlag BON SinDen.
burg i'm Siiooiten geiilbrt iperoen,
BORT lpo bic giuiien in Die 8ufopira
cingeorilngen iillo. Sino Sic 9fuiien
aus bieiem oiterrei1iid)cn aronlonO
berousgebauen 0nnu meroen Die
ruiitiden 5treitfrdfte IN @aIi5ien
ltnO 8oIbunien angegriffen tuerOen.
SinOenbnrs nnO Sics.
9luIter0an, 5. 2luguit, ilber 2on-
Don. 8ie grnehuung oes SSelo-
mnriAoqs b. 9in0enblirg gum Gber.
befeblsbober allf Dem geiaHtten Oft
li6en 4riegsIdauplas pir0 bon oen
oelttiben 3eitltngen NIT 6reuDen
begriiBt. Die hamburger gaaG-
Iri6ten" ihreiben: @r lit Der ri9tige
@lam fir cine iolhe Stearng, uno
Iein lang gebe9ter 8uni6 unieres
Bottles, Der ie0o6 ME 0ireft gum
9lusoruf fam miro nun erfiillt. Sn
Der gegenlp1rti9en ariie oil Der oit-
liden 6ront lit cine 3uinmmen-
i9lieBung afler Armeegrltppen cine
gaotrpenoiofeit, unb olle ibre 5iib.
rer peroen iid) germ uno obne WliB-
NUT ben 8efeblen oes 5elomori9oQs
@inoenburg fiigen. 4 Die Da0lni.
ihe 8olfs5eittng" ihrei6t: 0elttih.
lan0s @ertronen in ieine Seerfiibrcr
i'm Giten mar niemals im @erirg.
item eriditttert ober Our6 SinDen
burgs @rnennung miro oas Scr
trauen 10 ocitdrtt, oab iid Oos @e,
fiibl unbe0ingter Siderbeit bemert-
bar ntadjt.
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sein ga6uitreit in @aerifo.

g. 8aio, 9er., s. sInq. gtIe
gefiirhtnngen fit einen eberltnel.
len Streif ser slngeitcIIten i6nttIi-
der goDitelt lit Sllerifo iiiio Jest
noriiber. Die BabngeicIlidaften bo-
ben Den glngeitcllten ocn geforoerten
Adltitnn0eiitag belpilligt mic oeut
bieiigell inerifnniitheu aoniiiI Oar
ria ans Der 9oiptitaot @aerifo be-
ridltei uur0e.
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surnaSu in @isconiin.

yiocine, gSisc., ). glna sc.
itern nohmittag inhte ein flrht.
horer Tornado eineu iilolih Der
Stoot geIcgenen Giitrift beinl. Dtcb.
rerc S1lticr rpnroen BON Der @e.
ipoIt oes 6tnrmes III Den Wlid)igan.
Gee eeluebt.
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1temer CanStutrtlcba
1lliniitcr fir Rm6lanS!

getrogroo. 5. 9lugrit, ii6er 2on-
0on. @rof Nobrinsfp muroe olS
2onolpirtidjaftsmirtiltcr in bos netI
qebiIoete ruiiiidc aabinett Sturner
bcrufell I'M Der gtadfoloer BON V.
Mt. gtaitntoff 3u perOcn.
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oeiterreidl.llna aefanaen aenom

2eiterreid- -llngarn gefangen genom-
men bnben.
Cine gln5a6l britiidler Wlorine.
s5lugaellge boben milit1rifde @e.
b1lloe in Der llm9eeenb bon Silent
NIT g,onlbcn belporfeu. Gs iollcn
i'm gan5cn 5lpei 1pnIlen goulben
obgciporicn tporocll iein, bic cincl
Sdaocn otlgcridtet bo.
ben. (gIbcr oos lit oodl ieIbltper.
ftdnoIih, bonn britiidle fSlieaer tref.
fen ibr 8iel inIuler, Die 9eitlden
uiel)
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Jtolien briea1t
init DeistIe6l lailN I

9ionl. 5. gliigliit. @s miro of
ft5iell befonnt eenlaht, O1B sStuIien
Die oiplomatiiden 8e5iebnngen NIT
Delttidlano abgebrohen bat. Sta
lien bat ale snItitlite. iuelde init
oelttl6em, @elOc utltprGoIief peroen.
fonfisatert.
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Sebleeptes 5cicbcit fir
GnelanGs Sinaitscn!

2onoon, 5. 9lrguit. - Die 8anf
BON England gab folgenoes befonnt:
u9is ouf ipeitereS meroen feline
9eridte mebr iiber oen 8citono an
ungeniitn8tcm @olo In Der 9nnf BON
England ueroftentIidt Derben."
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PMotes tritt teite
lcine RcOctciir dit!

gribscbampton, 90. o., 5. alile.
Gbos. 6. Sugbes tritt bclite abenO
ieine RcOetolir nod Dem ggeIten
uno Der poaifiiden aiiite an. @r
ipiro Sen SOnittng in gaiogarn 5aIls
perle6en.
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aIbouuiert nnF oieIe 8sifsna.