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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08

had no meat FOR two weeks. although
th.r" were vegetables and bread
When the PATHS came up on Deccin-
her II. the captain ana a few men went
10 the other ship lie brought back
ten casks Of water and u supply Of
meat. All this time the vessel was
leaking badly. hui the captain seemed
determined to take his ship aud pas.
scncers to New York On New Years
Day. however. he gave up hope and the
passengers were transferred 10 the
PATHS in about two hours There were
IortN-hNe women and twenty children
aboard. There We're one FIRST cabin
passenger. forty -eiIh; second and l2S
stccraee.
There was much troubl. ainou. tho
St.eraIe passengers when they learned
the ship was sinking. bu, a Greek
priest, Kaiiistratos GlavaS. OF Cedar
Rapids. Iowa. went among them and
stayed until they We're transferred lie
pui.t.d them and held services much
OF til. time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters wero issued Yesterday Nv
the state Corporation Commission rs
follows:
con,incn,al Promoting and Mana
mum. 100000: minimum. 10000. NAT
value, S. George {. Schctn. president.
Clarendon; w. & Wheat. secretary and
treasurer. stanton
Smyth County Trust 90. Marion.
maximum. Slgo.o0o: mimimun. 100000:
dent; John y Groseclosc, secretary.
both Of Marion.
Baltimore Tube co Inc. Alcxandri,
ulaNttmnn, s5.o"".ooo minimum, 81
900, par value. 500. Charles :
Moore. president. baltimore: C;arduur
II. =. St"ll y Go. Inc. Norfolk: may
mum. Sl5,""": minimum, $500: rar
value 500: grain ANA cotton business
- @ St"ll, president Y. l.. Stcll. sec
Rotary and treasurer. both Of Norfolk
sexton supply 60. Inc, SEXTON: MAY
value. ga farm produce ANA i've
stock business \ u MorriSS. prcSt-
dent y. J.. Hart, secretary, both #
sexton
United Aid Aa,!cu,ural Mercantile
MINIMUM. 500: oar value. s.: mer",n,
tile business Nthcrt I. overly. nrcsi
dent: beverly Banks. secretary h,tb
~ Eon Air.
The I"mn"rciai AMI Savings Ranl.
Win"h"st"r. $4,000 capital stock par
value, 50" !Iorhcrr :. t.nrricl<. prcsi-
rotary. both Of Wnchcs,cr
rr2'na. Tue, Richmond: maximum
$4,000. 600. par value. $500: minimum
81 600: moving picture business .rbnnl.
as u. GAY. president. Richmond: Nar-
rem ~ Hunting. secretary. New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
SWANSON MAY BE NAMED
WITHOUT OPPOSITION
Developments tIsU Point tn Selection
OF Cnrtcr GLASS as Other Virginia
Member OF National Committee.


WASliINGTON. January 1.-lmpor.
iaut Developments came i'm Vir.ini:,
political circles day which may clear
the way for III" denomination If Scnn-
tor Swanson without opposition. and
tive Carter Glass for the Virginia berth
toe.
Representatives Holland Of Ia. Nor
to!k District. and members of tn. Wiz
Einih delegation aligned with the 'or-
*ahiHation. according to tho former.
have advised MIR. Glass tina, they viii
not oppose him for tho national COM
mitt"c should he Wish to stand for
that party position. Later one OF
the present 'anti"rcanizatiou'' leaders
Said II docs not now look practical bl .
Tor tho 'aniiorSa nization' faction 10
oppose senator SWANSON because OF
tn" plan to move M tho late Of tho
primary from August 70 MAY. iic stated
that Senator Swanson has b".i cam
patEning for year. ana tho "auti-
organization" faction could MOI organ
izc contest between now and May
MIR. Glass is the man the "anttor-
"aniEation' picked 10 oppose Senator
swanson. lie has positively advised
his friends, though making - p'.hiiv
announcement, that lao cauuo, stand
as = cand,Iate. The name Df Harry
St. George Tucker WAS then advanced.
AND the opinion VAS expressed to-day
that tho short time in whicl! to wage
= campaign may deter the Lexington
lawyer from entering the rae" agains;
Senator Swanson
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c,t.xcnuy DEEDS or TRUST.
Fourteen Deeds of Trust. Amounting

trustee, a5xlto fee, vest ,,l ire second
Nellie T. and w. +. AGREE 70 I. NJ.
Roxlcv ct al. trustee, 3oxl4o feet east
line Twenty sixth street. 30 feet south
line NineMile Road. - feet west Of
Twenty seventh Street. January i,
1916: sl.0oS.
John L. Trevillian ct ux. to IL. r
inches Gy - fec, north line clay
street January ). 1915; si.,7o.
Jonn Ross ct uS to Edward S. Ross
street: also 'soxl4l feet south limo
Williams street, 90 feet west OF R!t-
Muhieman & iIayhoe to John Bagby.
trustee. 22xil0 feet west line Wee.
street. las feet 10 inches south Of
Stuart Avenue. January l, 1916; So
Same to H. L. Pollard ,ir:: trustee.
eexlio feet west line West street. la5
feet 10 inches south OF Stuart Ave
George +. Childress ct ux. to Isa-
dor Shapiro. 50xl40 feet east line Vir-
einia Avenue. 315 feet south of Burns
street Street, Ja Sanas. g. i'if; 500. ,o,n
Welsh. trustee. 3.xlo5 feet west lin.
Thirty fourth street at the north cor
ncr of Street. January {. 1916; s..
i64.
James u. Spencer g: uX to Il. "
Anderson. trustee. looxlS5 feet AT the
southeast corner OF Edgcwood Avenue
and Essex Street. January 4. 1916:
$1,000.
Julien Gum ct ux: to Leon NJ. Nell
son. trustee, 26x121 feet at tho south
west corner Of Fifth and Grace Streets
January I, 1916: s7.4o0.
Charles o. Hankins to II. T.. pey-
ton Ir.. trustee. lot % In block Il in
The plan Of Gin:c" Park Terrace. De
cc",hcr I. t"I!: SCI:
H"Ciua :. Mccomh to same. lot &
~ block + in tho plan of Gintcr Park
Terrace. December "a. 1915: $500.
w. w. Walsh to same. lots | and Z
In block G In the plan OF Gintcr Park
Terrace. November 90. 1915: s126.
Georgia r. Greene to same. lot 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
THE BODY IS 4
HUMAN DRYDOCk
4 StOreh0USc for Diseases That
Wreck the System and
Cause Much Misery.
Relief for All Sufferers is nj
Hand Here i'm Richmond.

The human body, unless given very
careful attention, will contract All
kinds OF germs that will cvcntua!iv
wear down the working organs AMI
cause sickness. Mrs. l.. s. Cooke, Of
~ t.as1 Eleventh Street Richmond
said In regard To this: Il had AN awful
amount Of gas on my stomach and was
very weak and in a rundown cou-
dition. My appetite was poor. anil
everything | ate caused a fulmcss in
my chest and throat. and would
suffer from severe headaches. nv
bladder and kidneys gave me a lut
OF trouble, as after they acted suf-
fercd with burning and aching feel
ing. saw Taniac advertised aud
thought ! would try H. am not
troubled with gas on my stomach now.
and The burning ana aching sensations
improved, and eat what want with
every day, and ms general condition
has improved wonderfully. have no
more headaches and feel fine I
recommend Taniac to every one who is
sick. 1t is a fine medicine and 1t
has demo me so much good"
Drive the sickness out of your sys.
TEN. II can easily be dnoe Just go
to-day to ono o. the Polk Miller drug
stores and get bottle Of Tanlac \
Tan,ac representative is always ~ :hc
broad end Third street store wu,rc
he WIN co,irtcouslr explain ram.
Delay IS dangerous Go to-day Tan
Inc is cold only Ut the above store, in
this city for the better protection OF
the public against substitution. Price
81 per Observation-Disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
CONFESSES MURDER
Dnn,ilIc Police Arc SIScptirai over
story Told by Wiilinm o..
Northumberland.
FSpccial TO Tho Times pi>ra,cn !

Special to Tn" Times Dispatch
bANNliLE. VA. January THE To-
cal Police department was .tiil wait
inG tonight to hear officially from
Waitham. Mass. wher" William L.
Westmoreiand. middle aged man.
SAYS he Killed a man three Years ago
W"Stmorcland. who was overheard 10
toll friends that 10 had Gu, !, mans
throat there III 1872, and that Il. feared
that hc WAS slowly going insane over
the memory Of tn" affair. was arrested
last night and lie told tho Iolicc q
lucid ana connected story admitting;
however that he aid not know the
name Of the man hc killed. There is
some doubt as - the prisoners mental
condition. and because Of this. West.
merchants iutcrrogators were hardly
inclined t. believe his story.
According Z" newspaper special
from Waltham. Wcs;mor.laud is not
wanted there for crime. all of the
murders for the past ton wears being
accounted for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
NErIR on LlNcHBIll.
ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Special to The Times Dispatch

I.INCiIHGEG. VA, January ,.-t;?r-
land Rhodes Camp, Conf"dcrat" Ne--
Grams. at The annual olct ton OF officers
last night, elected til. following OF
ti,crs. commanders, Thomas : Miller;
,irsi lieutenant commando. T.. Lee Eel
couG lieutenant commander. J"Ia"S y
Wray: adjutant, {. Is. Nelson, treas
,.r.r. w. H. Nowliu; sergeant Tor. \.
H. lleckcr: quartcrtnastcr. lanes !.
Ice. color hcarc", ". T.. Daniel, chap
lain Ei%hop ErNcriy H. 'Tu.E"t. Ms
s,start chaplain. W :. Gregory. and
gcor. pr. John j. Terrell.
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MI>I>rIRi: ALMANAC.

street 30 feet south Of Il street. Jan
uary :. l"lS: il.oG5.
Realty and Finance Corp. - James
-. Spencer. io0Xl35 feet at Tho south
cas-, corner Of EdEcwood Avenue and
Cedar street. January 4. 1915. tax
sl.5n: SO.
Wjlliam l.. Phillips :, ais. 70 John
r. MoGocy. - f.ot inches south line
cary street. 50 fcct s inches cast 81
Washington street December 20
lai5. ,aN. $3.50: $40.
Gintor rark Realty Corp u Charles
. iIa~<ius. lot - in block l. in tbs
plan 81 ';intcr l'erk Terrace Decem-
same 10 w W. Walsh lots aud
:. in block =, ~ tn" plan Of Ginter
lark Terrace. November 20, 1918; 81
100.
same ia Georgia 4 Greene lot %
in block Y. III the plan 81 Gintor Park
Terrace. December %, 1915; $1,000.
Same 10 Regina <. Mccomb. lot 6
in block y In the plan "t ,;inter Park
Terrace. pcccmher 81. 1915: Sl,2ia.
Sam" 70 l.. L. Duggan. lot s in hl"ck
l.. in tin" plan of Gin;nr Park Terrace.
December 10. 1918: $1,000
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Mnss-mcrtlnE In interest or itch
nond. tnppnhnnnock aud Northern
Hallway. Chamber of Commerce, :.
o'clock.
Itichmond College. addrcns by &.
ID. Williamson. of bureau of Edu-
cntion. on "Grnnd Canyon of Colo
rndo." College auditorium, - O'clOck.
INSTRUMENTATION EnYcrshuu, In
.J'he Hawk; nntince. .,aO; night,
S:.a.
Strnnd-"'rhc linttic Cry OF
Fence; mhtinrr. BIS: night. S;3O.
I!rfc-Popnlar vaudeville; matt
nee. 3; night, 1:.U and %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
IIE\RICo TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds nj HnrEain and Sale
Amounting to 500.

william VI Rose et uN. 10 Richmond
ami Rappahanuock River Hallway o..
a. acre ON tin" seven Pines car line.
adjoining the lands of i. II Buck.
John H. buck OF uN 10 Richmond
and Rappahannock River Railway 60.
ot acre on the Seven Pines car lin.
adjoining tho lands OF W. III. Rose. D.
ce,nb.r -. 1918: tax. % cents: 81.
Mrs, J.. T.. Talbot 20 Arthur Towns.
c1-a acres In the upper end of Hen.
rico. about mile south OF Short Pump.
September g. l9l4: 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
child Hurt Nv AUTO

Especial Ia The limo I,,Spatch.
iIAKl.ISoNEJEG. VA, January -
y siN-year- son "f John i. Lake.
Of StrasbuvG. was Knocked down aud
run over hy an automohil" on the
streets o' StrashurE. The wheels
passed over his body from tho ief, hip
10 tho right shoulder. Internal in
iurics are feared. and his condition
is said 10 hc critical
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
OFFER TO BUY HOsTELRY
BEFORE IT IS FINISHED
'rice for Structure Now Going Up In
Petersburg Said to BE Hand
some Advance.
PLAN coNEEDEnATE BAZAAR
Daughters Hope to Raise Funds for
Malone M0numcnt-E. WeSsin-
singer Says He Was Robbed by
Two Strangers lie Befrienticd.
lSn.cial 10 Tho rlmes. nisnn ,rh |

lSprcial Ia The Times. Dispatch
PETERSBURG VA, January 1t
- rcport"d that tho Petersburg. In
NcStm"nt Corporation now erecting the
new hotel on West rabbi street, has
received an Offer 10 sell il 1T hand
som" advance on the cost uf the lot
and building. and that TIA" offer is M :
der considerations Work on the build :
ing hes progressed rapidly. and tn"
wallis are uow completed four stories
above the ground with two more stories
10 hc added. II viii h" Il modern struc-
.il'r" in all lbs arrangements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
FIre on ThIrd street.

the Fire nr;,"rt,nont ".ns on He'd las
uight - south Third st"cct. whcrc
n small blaze started in the homo Of
Austin Brockenbrough. Some ono
dropped n match and the fire started
The hremen used chemicals and the
damage will not amount to over SIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
Amherst lawyers innor>c tile.

Especial To TIC Tlmrs- INsVatrh.
AMiiE ItST. VA. january IA pcti-
ton has been circulated and signed
by all the members OF tho bar nj AM
herst indorsing the appointment Of
Dean William NJ. Lille. Of tho tnivcr-
stty OF Virginia, - succeed Judge Keith
rs one OF the Judges Of the supreme
Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

The local real estate market was
we're confined entirely to the transfer
Of small property. The Giatcr PARK
Realty Corporation sold u number OF
lots In what is known as Ginter PAX
Terrace. for an average value of ST.
400 Tho mortgages were unusually
numerous Yesterday. hut the amounts
involved were small. with "A light to-
taI for the day.
william T., Phillips sold to John T..
McC;oey a lot fronting thirty-two feet
four inches on the south side 81 Car,
street. just east Of Washinaton street
for $500.
&. w. Davis filed plans with the
ruildng Department yesterday for a
,hrec- story brick apartment house on
.he east side OF tho boulevard. between
Hanover and Stuart Avenues. The new
nnartments will cost approXima tell
$4,000. and work will he started In
The next few days.
John r. Bliioy Will build n two story
brlcl, garage on Third Street. between
Marshall and CLAW Streets The cost
is placed at sfo.50n
CHANGERS, TRANSFERS.
tiph, Deeds OF RnrInIn md Sale.
Amounting to SIi.ii5.
y. Thomas Mosby, special commits.
eioner. to Nellie. B.. and w. 2. Acre.,
Sorilo feet east line Twenty-slxth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
utI,.D,<G PERMITS.
Tvn building: Permits. Amounting

ia SS.SnG
Permits Tor now work wcrc issued
Yesterday rs Building Inspector Tli:-
lcr rs follows
l. T.. Sheppard 10 build - onc-sto.y.
brick @ara"c NJ West Main Street.
TO cost sc2Ga
John =. i'nttis. 10 build q two-s:ory.
frame dwelling at 100 South rinc
street. 10 cost $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08

4 g rinslcv was granted n pc-n,it
hv FlumhinG Inspector Lam.
ders, for Joseph Hohson. for certain
plumbing work at $40 81 Peter street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
WOULD FAY For ctNI'
Duty KATWt:Il .rIIAN nntII.S

In connection with the prospective
paying Of volunteers by the govern
mcnt. Colonel Stern advises;
AS il is generally believed tho next
con GrcSs will enact LAW providing
for the payment OF tho Volunteers, this
ppno ctunity is awaited nf TO suggest
that tho authorities charged with the
duty OF seeing that the government sets
a puid pro uuo may well consider max
rng tho larger part Of the amount 80
appropriated payable FOR duty per-
formed 1T camp. II Will hc better 10
pay enlisted men. say, S2.iO to So !,
naN for good days work i'll camp
than to pay 81 drill per week COW
crinG an hour on so, subject tn the
whims. tender heart. liberal intcrp;c-
tation OF his orders or other weak SPOT
iii the drilmastcr NJ camp Il regular
routine can he ordered amt under 'hc
eyes of all the officers no one can
Shirk. Men can afford to remain in
camp for ten days or more IL paid the
amount suggested. aud ton days of
punched work vii! result in more
complete instruction than forty nights
Of armorE work. scattered through
forty weeks. With tho absence excuses.
headaches. aud sore feet that viii inter
fer" with u fair performances of the
contract"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
The Weather
I.oc,I .ren,ucruturc.

T.UtHI Temperatures.
l. noon temperature. .............. -
l.. NJ temperature. ..#..... ~
Man imtlm temperature to : J.. NJ 40
Minimum temperature. to y. NJ -
Mean temperature ......... -
Normal temperature ..........-.. 80
deficiency III temperature.
March j ........................ 20
Accumulated excess sine" Jan
uary 80
Local Rainfull.
Rainfall last twelve hours. 80
Rainfall last twcnty-fOur hours. 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S.32
uary ............. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08

; , ". 81 =
Local observation ut \ y. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature, -: humidttE, -. wind.
direction. northwest, wInd, velocity. $
miles; weather. cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
FIRE. RECORD.
PIT MIXING PERMITS.

400 Randolph street e:oa \. NJ: los.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
mENnico DEEDS or TRUST.

In block T. in tho plan Of Gintcr rarl;
Terrace December -" 1913. $500,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-08
NINETEEN COMPANIES
ARE BELOW MINIMUM
Colonel 10 Lane Stern Makes Rcport
on Militia to .,diutant.Gcn-
eral Sale.
MUST RECRUIT Or DIsBAND
Four Of the Companies Fellow Re
uuircmcnts Are Located i'm Rich
mond-DiscusscS Pay for Men
While on Duty at Camp.

Nineteen companies OF the state mi
!iiih. according TO a report that has
been rendered to Adiutamt- General Sale
by colouel 10 Lane Stern. arc below
the minimum strength required by iaw.
lie makes the recommendation that
action he taken under section go OF
the Code To compel filling these COM
pani.S within sixty days on tho plan
Of dtSbandment az provided in that
section.
~ tho nineteen companies who have
less than The minimum number OF en-
iiStcd men that is required by Law four
~" IN Richmond. The local com pauies
and the number by which they tall
short OF tue minimum arc: First In
fanirN-~ Company y. :, Company y, :,
and Company T. >. Richmond Light
nfAli - LnllnG- ....ilI ...I,L.- .
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germ / ft!"

0fit aren5enloIer @rbitterung lit
in Den lesten @ohen an alien 6ron-
ten gefdmpft moroen: Sn gtuBlono
toben Sample fait on ieoer Stelle
Der langen Sront BON &iga bis nad
@olbDnien uno binnnter biz sur
rum6nii6en @rer5e. Sm 8eiten
treten Die eetpaltieen Sample Inn
Die Maasfeite 8eroun in oas ent-
i6eibenoe Stabilun, unb I'M noroli-
den 9etle Der Sront ftentnt ii6 Der
oeuti6e @ilenipaG nit linerborter
9lusbauer uno 51beiter 9ebarrlih-
felt gegen Die pereinte StoBfraft Ser
britil6 fran5oiiiden Sffeniipe.
gs lit flar, oaB 9elitidlano uno
feline Ierbiinoeten eitten i6peren
Stano baben gegen oieie lleber-
ma6t. Gs bat au6 feinen 3med,
ii9 5u perbeblen, oaB oieie ,tnltnter-
bro6ene 9feibe BON S6la6ten NIT
iingebeuren glusoebnungen gegen
nibt 5u l1nterihdbenbe, uolausge-
riiitete @egner, BEN 9eutlden groBe
Spfer auferlegen, Spfer an Gotten,
an 8erpllnoeten uno an = GermiB-
ten.
g8tr fonnen unS porltellen, fpie Die
Ingeborigen Der &rieger bangen I'M
oas 8olergeben ibrer 2ieben, bon
oenen iie fiir6ten miiiIen, bob gera-
De fie es iino, Die Dem fiir6terli6en
Gingen in gerooe Dem 9(bI6nitt Ser
sront gum Spfer fielen BON DEM
Der lebte @eneralItabsberidt in
fnappen, inbalti6iperen Borten
iprod,.
9fltn beginnt cine 3eit qualpoller
ltngetpiB6eit imo nerbenaufreiben-
oen Sorrens fir oie 9abeimgebIiebe-
men. SGglif beftiirmen 8ouienoe
oie @usfltnftsiteIlen oes Oeutl6er
&oten 9reii5es, Inn ettpaige gta6-
ri6ten iiber ben @erbleib ibrer Sla-
geborigen 81 erbalten. limo menn
es oft aud nur oie ihmer5lihe Sc
miBbeit lit, oaB ein ipeiteres @nrten
feinen 3ipef mebr bot.
DIT bergeben Monote, ebe 6os
9eitibe gfote &reus in Ser Gage lit,
feft5uItel1en, IN tpelhem @efangenen.
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gerlios ais Siimoenbod.

eSn sSranfrei6 tit nun aud Sect
bopen als 9eutlher perfen,t. 0as
bat fiir5li6 8erlio5 arg biiBen mill
fen. SIM groBen 3atballsiaale 5lt
Marleille ftano leit pielen Sabren
cine @iiite BON 8eetbopen auf 6em
Hooiun. 9lls nun fiiralih mieoer
elm 9o15ert gegeben tDer0en follte,
oas nur @erfe ,rnperoa6tiger Srar-
solen entbalten burfte, batten oic
@eranitalter in ri6tiger 8orausab-
nung oes &ommenoert 6ie @iiite
tpegnebmen laiien. s(a Die 5telle
8eetbonens itellte man eine 8iiite
BON 9erlio5. &aum aber mar ous
Bublifum in ben Saal bineingelai-
len, als es iid ptlo auf oas Booilm
itiir3te uno unter Bfeifen, Seulen
ltno &latl6en Die 9iifte oes fran50-
iii6en &onlponiiten 5u 8ooen mari
uno 5eri6netterte. &einer inter
oen &aienoen bate bernerft, oaB Der
gefGbrli6e ,,8o6e" gar niht mebr
oa mar uno alle trilnipbierten iiber
oen gl1r5enoen Sieg, ben man tpie-
ser iiber oie oelltIde &llltur oapon-
getragen batte.
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Die 9emtIden babem an Der SDm-
me ben 9elbille @alb nn6 ben Srt
&ongnebal snriiferobert.
Cine 0epefdbe aus Berlin mel
bet, 6aF Gngriffe Der Gngl1nber anf
So5ieres i'm Somme Gebiet sm-
riifseidlasen ieien, ebenio Mngriffe
Der Jransoien anf 2a Meaiionette,
1arleanr nnb Soseconrt.
Cine Sonboner Sepeide mel5et,
baf geitern aben6 elm idiperer
&anpf nm bas Sorf 2ongnebal I'M
8ange mar nn6 oaf bic 9emtidem
bic gr6ften Mnitrengnngen madten,
ATM es ben Gnslanbern iuieber sn ent-
reifen.
Rad einer Eetersbnrger 0epeide
fadt rniiiid)c &anallerie nproipeit-
lid bon Gimpplnng, an Der Strafe
Siuiid]en &irlibaba nno Wiaramamps
Ssiget in 1tnsarn einsnbringem. Sa-
mad iinb bic 9iniIen felt Der Gin.
nabme BON &abant nm fiinfsig Mei-
len bDrge0rmngen, oas 9eiff, iuenn
6ieie Nitteilnngen iuabr fin6. Die
6iterreid)ilden Sepeidjem lanten be-
fanntlid gnns anSers. Rad linen
iino bic 9aniien in Der iiiSliden gm-
foipina smriifseidlasen nnb baben
fAiuere @erlnite babongetrngen. Die
9emtidJen aber babem bic 66ben ail
Der Moloan, Die lie friiber inne fat
ten, iuieber beiett.
Cine Eetersbnrser 9epeldle be-
banptet, rniiiide 9oiIafen Ieien iiber
bic 9arpatbenpdiIe in 1tnaarn ein-
seornnsen. DAFT srOfere Srmppen-
maien bnrd bic &arpntbenpaiIe se-
brmnaen Ieicn, 1T nidjt iuabr; ba,
cine fleine Sdar aoiInfen elm Der.
artises graponritiif fertig sebraft
Fat, mare nid)t nnm0alidj, lit absr
and nidJt redjt glan6lidl.
9epeid)en BON 9lobbs melben, Der
italieniidje 9ampfer rGngelo" nnS
Der ariednIdle 9ampfer yGpangeli-
itria" ieien BON ltnterieebooten ser.
it6rt iporben. Der ensliide 9ampfer
rGbams" lit BON einem bentiden 9c.
ftrOber BEL aarbns sefapert fuorbem.
Sn elmer 9iebe, bic er fiirslidj an
bic felbgeiitlidem bielt, ioll Der bent-