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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27
CHRISTMAS AT I. o. o. F. HOME.
Residents at Ludlow Institution En-
joyed Yuletide Festivities.

Yuletide festivities at the Odd Eel
lows Home in Ludlow this year were
of particularly pleasing character, and
no little pleasure was added to the en-
ioyment of the day by the fact that
none of the residents were confined to
their rooms by illness, a condition that
has not existed before during the pres
ent administration of the affairs of the
Home, which is to say for the past
six years.
A dinner of roast chicken, with
dressing, boiled potatoes, giblet and
cranberry sauce, celery and pickles,
pumpkin and mince pie, plum pudding,
nuts, raisins and fruit was served at
noon, and the afternoon was pleasantly
spent with music and games.
Shortly after O'Clock the residents
were requested to assemble i'll the par
lor, where they were served a luncheon
OF chicken sandwiches, cake and coffee.
The parlor was decorated for the oc-
easiom with two large Christmas trees,
fully laden with gifts for all, and with
| colored streamers from which bung bells
| leading to the Odd Fellow and Rebekah
emblems.
The gifts were distributed from the
trees ny lHe superintendent, aSSlSIeu by
Master Elvin Boyce, and the pleasure
expressed by the recipients added much
to the enjoyment of the proceedings by
all who had part in their preparations.
Before dispensing for the evening Mr..
Rodgers, one of the residents, in few
chosen words stated that he was sure
all the residents of the Home felt under
obligations to the superintendent and
matron for the very pleasant day and
asked all to manifest their apprecia-
Ition by raising hands. The sentiment
was unanimously endorsed and Supt
Royce responded feelingly with few
remarks.
The day will surely go down in the
Iannals of the Home and the memory
of the residents as a thoroughly en-.
ljOvable occasion.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27
FIRE IN DORSET.
Totally Destroyed New Plant of Saun
ders Bros.

DORSET, Dee. -. : Fire yesterday
morning totally destroyed the finishing
mill of the Saunders Brothers, who re
Gently erected plant near the old Nor
cross West Marble Co., works. The loss
is estimated some where around $4,000.
The entire contents of the building,
including machinery, fixings and pat
terms, were total loss. Several other
buildings were saved, among them dry
houses containing stock about ready to
he manufactured into checkers and
wooden bowels.
The firm moved here recently from
Sandy Hill, Me-, and had just com
pleted their plant, being nearly ready
for business. Waiting for the arrival
Of a small piece of machinery had de
laved the starting of the mill. \ men,
Der of the firm stated that new mill
would be erected as soon as weather con
ditions permitted. There is no insurance
on the plant.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27
BREAKS A COLD IN
JUST A FEW HOURS
"Pape's Cold Compound" ends grippe
misery-Don't stay stuffed
up.

You can end grippe and break up
severe cold either in head, chest, body
or limbs, by taking a dose of "Pape s
Cold Compound" every two hours un-
til three doses are taken.
1t promptly opens cloggedup nostrils
and air passages in the head, stops
nasty discharge or nose-running, re.
lieves sick headache, dullness, feverish-
ness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and
stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snufling! Ease your throbbing
head--nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only 20 cents
at any drug store. 1t acts without as
sistanee, tastes nice, and causes no in
convenience. Be sure you get the gen
uine.-Advt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27
BONDVIILE.

Hubert Crowninshield recently bought
fine pair Of horses.
Mrs Lydia French has been making
extensive repairs On her buildings.
Mrs. Harriet Bradley is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Susan Howard.
S. T. Crowninshield has been i'll,
threatened with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Robinson have
gone to Amherst for the winter.
Mitchell Duffy, L. f. French and
Miss Norma Slade visited relatives and
friends in Londonderry last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. French are spend
ing their Christmas vacation with
friends in Perkinsville, Springfield and
Bellows Falls.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27
BELLOWS FALLS.
Seton Hall Five Here Dec. 90.

The Seton Hall five of Orange, N J.,
will play the Company E team here Fri
day evening. The manager of the
mosquito fleet is chip Sullivan, a
first -sacker in 1914 for the Bellows Falls
Twin State team, and later heavy
hitting first baseman for the Keene ag
gregation. Last year s Seton Hall team
was fast and gave the best demonstra-
ton Of passing ever seen on the local
court. This year s team is said to be
Just as clever. Next Monday evening
Windsor will play here. The Company
Z men anticipate revenge for an alleged
"a to31 defeat administered at Wind
sor Thursday evening. The word "al-
Legged is used advisedly, because the
local men claim the official score keeper
at Windsor took an exceedingly long
time to add up the score at the conclu-
sion of the game. Last season Keene
and Barre made the same complaint
concerning the man with the pencil.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27
HALIFAX.

The members of the Halifax Union
society will hold their annual meeting
iii the church in Halifax Center Mon
day, Jan. l, at . 0 clock p. m, for the
election of officers All members are
urged to take an interest and come to
the meeting.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27

There are several cases of scarlet
fever in town, all of which are report
ed to be of a mild form.
Except for patches of snow on the ice,
skating on the Connecticut river is
good. Previous to the snowfall of Sun
day night the skating was very good
and many were enjoying the sport sun
day afternoon and evening.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27
LONDONDERRY.
Death of Mrs. Maria johnson.

Mrs. Maria (Cudworth) Johnson, So,
died early Wednesday morning, Dec. 20
after long illness, the last of which
she was helpless. Mrs. johnson s hus-
band, Noble johnson, died a few years
ago. Since that time, with the excep
ton of Il months, when she was in the
Memorial hospital III Brattleboro, she
had lived with her brother, Walter,
where she was kindly cared for.
Mrs. johnson leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Fred Smith of West Brattleboro and
Mrs. Bert Morse of Newfane and two
brothers, A. Z. Cudworth of South
Londonderry and Walter Of this place.
All were present at the funeral, which
was held in the home of Walter Cud-
worth Friday. Eugene Cudworth of
Townshend and Herds Smith of New
fame, nephews of Mrs. johnson also
were present. Rev. Mr.. Goodwin of
South Londonderry otficiated The
burial took place in the Thompsonburg
cemetery beside her husband
Lawrence Leonard is home from Bur
lington.
Miss Graham has gone home for the
holiday vacation.
Clyde Wright is home from his
school in Maine for this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Marble of Char
lotte visited his parents the last of the
week.
Lake Wilkins and Robert Charlton
were at home from Springfield for
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Wade and daugh
ter, Verna, Mildred and Virginia Nor
| ris are in New New York city for the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Stillman Childs have
| come home from Newport, \. H., on
| account of sore ankle and being UNI
able to work.
Williams Brothers and Carol DoanC
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Aldrieh were
i'll Goodeliville Saturday for their
Christmas gathering.
Jerry Shattuck, our Chester stag,
driver, and Miss Marjorie Waite
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Waite, were married in Chester Wed
nesdav, Dee 20, by Rev II. L. Ballou
They are living with the bride 5 par
ents.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27
WESTMINSTER.

Mis- Lillian Ward is making rapid
III the Rockingham hospi-
tai.
Mrs. o. p. Fullam is in Putney few
weeks with her three small grandehil-
dren.
The KuIn Hattin management has
been very fortunate III the control Of
scarlet fever. Only three eases have
as vet developed, and two of the pa
tients have SO far recovered as to be
about, although confined to their rooms
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27

France in the first half of 1916 import
ed United States products valued at
1922, 1SS, 264
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27

DR.. Z. L. LYNCH, Surgeon. ONCE, PARK
Bldg, rooms l and 3, telephone $40. Office
hours: until 8 q. NJ, . to 8, and Z to 9 D. m;
Melrose hospital, telephone 201, to 10 a.
N. Residence, 141 Canal St., telephone 1T.
Sundays by appointment only.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27

w. H. LANE, NJ. d. 1T Main St., over
Perry's store. Hours: l to 8, and TO 8 p.
N. Sundays by appointment Phone, 7s9W.
Residence Belmont Ave. Phone, 759R.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27

DR.. HENRY TUCKER. Residence, IL Grove
ST.; telephone, 255. Office, Leonard block
Hours 1870 to 8. and to 8. Telephone,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27

Or. C. B. HUNTER. Office at residence,
West Brattleboro. Hours: 10 O. NJ: to
q and $40 70 8 p. m. Telephone. 31s.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27

Z. L. TRACY, M. d. Office and re. .dence
214 Main st. Hours to $50 a. M, / to 8
and Z 70 $40 p. m. Tel. 256.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27

DIR, A. !. MILLER. Hooker block Brsttle.
boro o1ice hours: TO 9. to 2. go to 8.
W. R. MOVES, M. D, Eye, Ear Nose and
Throat. 8 to IL, l to 5, Weauesu,y and
Saturday evenings. Other hours and : lndsys
by appointment. Appointments Tor glas ses 1T
ting made by mail or phone. America Bldg.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27
PROFESSIONAL oARDE.

DR.. H. p. GREENE, Physician and Surgeon.
0hice, Bank block Hours: $40 TO 10 .. m =,
70 8, and TO 8 p. m. Residence, 80 Green
81. Telephone connection.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27

DR.. II. L. WATERMAN, Office Abbc IS Bldg,
Elliot ST. Hrs, 1870 800, 6.30-S, ) 81. 42-W.
DIR. G. G. WHEELER osteopathic physician.
10 Crosby block. ONCE hours: to ~ =.
m, TO p. m. Other hours ~ appoint
ment. Telephone connections. Chestnut Hill.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27

B. Z, WHITE, NJ. d. General prs rttioner).
Office rooms, and g. Crosby b.cA Hours:
to a. m, to 3, and to .. m. Resi-
dence. 20 Grove ST Telephone III
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-27

L. d. RITCHIE, v. M D., Veterinary, Medi-
cal, Doctor and Surgeon. Office and hospital
80 Pine st. Phone connections Open day or
night
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-20

Iti4e @ntIheioung erporteno, igno.
rierte cr 0a5 Gramfor0. .Rorbef. .8cieB
IolUie Die obergeri6tIi6e GntIbeioung
um0 bericf nod oen 9eitimnllngen-
Setnes - Brirn0rgeiebeS eine Gri.
batfonbention nod Eierre, IteIlte Elm
Oolllt0noie3 Eidet ouf erlieB cine
Hlatform uin. 9n0urh bot er nod
mebr 8erpirrun9 ongeri6tet, niht
nur unter oen ofiibren0en @epaIten"
ionOern lrnter alien Stimngebern iegs
Iider 8offen9ottung. ugourS trulp +
peiB ielber nidt moron er lit.
8eiB 8idoros e5 iclber?
geltn Iollen 9eleqoten our republi-
fauiiden gtotionolfonDention erpGbIt
weroen. 0ieIes loI1en Die 8rinldr.
mablen am 6. Sunni entI6eioen. 2l6er
teretts om 7. SSuni oIIo tags oarout
ftn0et Die NntionalfonOention itott.
@bds. 8urfe bat Nun olS berant.
nortGides W2itgIieo 0e3 republitani.
ihen NationaIfomitee8 oorgeI6logen,
bob Den Steuer3obIern Die Soften ets
ner nfiir Elm ioIhe5 Dilemma borge.
iebenen" Spe3ioIprimorpobl (im
9lpril B. S. - etrpo $4,000 - er.
Iport Deroen ioIlter. Sc fonnten bon
ben offi3ieIlen Stimm5dbIern I'M
Staote ia leibt oie tpirflih erlp1blten
0eIegoten 3ur Rationolfonbention in
nenigen Stunoen ernlittelt uno oaS
ReIultat on Die 9ationalfonbention IN
Chicago teIegropbiert neroen. glus
Beroem follten Die 9elegoten 1tntn-
itruiert bleiben, 1un in Chicago Die
Stimmen bon Guo 1ofota benz
Observation-Disclosures 5i,5utpen.
ben, tpel6er Die meiiten 9tusltbteu
bobe.
Iaein @ouperneur 8prne un0 att.
bdnger ldpdrmen fir Senator Gum.
Minis bon Soma ols Choice of Soutb
8afota" uno pollen ale GeIegaten
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-20

ni6t eber 3ieben laiien, ebe ite nit
Dem @ummtn5s8ron0 geaiht iin0
Dies fonn aber nur gei6eben, reip.
ieiten5 Der Stinungeber perbiitet tper.
ben, menn cine Spe3ialmobI i'm 2(pril
itattftuoet, un0 0ieie miiBte lpieoerum
bon Der 2egi8Iatur IN einer Spe3iol.
ltbltng - ioDieI mir wiIIen - auto.
rtIiert mer0en.
gtltn tobt - i'm 8e6einen - ser
8ampf bon Reuem inter oen Der.
Ihieoenen repubIifaniI6en 6oftiouen.
8Drne fiirdtet on0ererIeit8, baB er
nit Der @in6eruflng Der 2egi8latur
3u elmer Spe3iaIlcIiton Sel ms Spar-
feuer Der Steuer3abler gieBt, unb gu.
ter 3fat lit teuer.
Sb nun Die ySormonie" in einen1
groBen gemeinlamen 9Iutomobil ODER
in mebreren SSitnep.8uiies ieporot be.
goiien ooer 3erriIien miro, bIeibt ab.
5ulparten.
8eriteben Die Qeier nun, tDarum
mir onfong8 oieier @nbIbetra6tung
i6rieben:
r0tir miro fiirlpobr i'm aopf 70
0umm, ols ging' ein Miiblroo orin
berum?" 8. @.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-20

niir0en ober Die GoIittter iiherlif)
| 0o5 Ototto oSofetD firit" mQblen unh
Die elpige Grangioliererei Ger Stiuln..
geber un0 Der epige 8eriuh, @eIebc
3u poIiteren, meIhe Ser groBen Otoiie
3uDiOer Itno, miiroe menigItenS beoeu.
tenO entml1tigt meroeu.
Gum SdltB nod ein @ort iiber
0ie fonlmenoen YrimdrmabIen.
9toh 0en1 So0e bon Com SborIon
bon Canton, g. @, tpuroe pom repu-
blifaniI6en NutionaIen SberbGupt.
ling Ser bel ieinem &onpf fir ber
8unoesIenot geIhlagene langi6brige
&ongrcBmonn Gba8. $. 8urte bon
Bierre ols SteQbertreter ernannt.
,, 9urfe beroanfte ieine gtie0erloge
baupti0hlid oern oireften Gingreifen
BON @oooron @ilion lotuie Serrll
Sborion (oem 8eritorbeneD uno oen,
friiberen n9feformer Sbober bon
ISigbmore. 8urfe mor often etn Stuls
mart uno lit Elm oHeguldrer." 9orum
mar 0teie grnennung ebenIo cine Bit
tere BiQe fir Die gHeformer", 0ie
FrogreIitben l1no 9SrreguIGren, tpie tie
elm &inoerung8mittel fir Die poIitiI6a
8unoe 8urfe's mar. 8urfe tpiiniht
Sarnonie I'M northumberland
lager, aufridtig uno ernitlih. 9urfe
meigerte iib friiber, nit lid Hidaros
&omprontiiie 5u MAIDEN uno tut es
beute nod @r bdIt 9ti6aro8 fir Ell.
men polttiiben Iloderfopf, Der MIR
ltnrl1be, aber feinen Seqen bringt
unb Der bas @ort ySnrm" in Sornto-
ME bineinbrohte, tpie infer 5reltrlo
Com Goberts bon Rierre ipibelt.
did Gidoros mari cine neue ltners
nartete 8ombe ing poIitiIhe Eager.
inoem er geger Die obergerihtli6e
MISUNDERSTANDING ans BUR-
besobergeridt appellierte. Cine gin.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-20
Mpntene9rp bat iicb ergeben>
@dnenb Q8aftat Der Sterreter. - Gergewagung @reen
lambs burdb Die 9Qiere1. - &tege 8eute Der Itrten
8erltn- -&OntantnDpe Bug eingetrOfet.
Seutit)er Soer ,uieher am BET Sct)lodbtfront.

Scr bireftc Yaiiogicrbertcbr 5luiiden
oicicn beiOcn StGOtcn ieiHen Nnfang
genOmmcn hat.
Qun0Un, 10. San. - Der trans.
atlantiihe 0Hmpfer rEgnOam" Der
Spllanb- b-9lmcrifasGinie paIFcrtc bcute
Soutbbeno nit cinem God au Stcn.
crburO. gllle GaiIagiere limb in 81
d)erbeit. Trei Srimmer nurbeu getD-
tet nnS bier perleBt. 9er 9ampfer
fGbrt inter eigcnem 9Nmpf uadJ
@raDcscuO. Die 9ta.nr bcs llnfallcs
lit nod ntd)t bcfanut.
2unDun, Is Can. - Ger 8nIbiug.
tuner SprrcIpUnocnt Der rE0it" be-
IpridDt in elmer IGngeren GepeidIc Die
SlOfuocfrage nnb bringt babel nebcn'
chamber bic Nusfnbr Der Der. Staa-
ten i'm Sabre 1915 nne 1913 uad)
0eutidllauo nu0 beuafbarten nemtrd.
len GGnDern bcsiiglid) 8ei5en, WHis,
Mc6l, sped, ganmlnuilc unS NntO.
mobile, ais Selueis, bah yOic &lOfaOe
9eutIdyInnOs nniuirfIam gemaf)t unO
Die WndDt Der britiIdeu 6lOtte serItOrt
lunroc burdD oGs MdDterfaHcu Der ga
&c Onrd) Oas 9lnsiuGrtige Amt".
Gini9e Der angcfiIBrtcn 3ablen
ituo:
@cisen aus ben Ser. Staaten nndJ
0cmtidlanb i'm Sabre 1913, 12,0O0,-
900 guIbels; in 1915 $4,000 8u,
gSei3cu an Neutrale in 1913, 10000.
600 gn., in 1915, 50,000,000 Sn.
g3cisenmefleTpOrt mad, 9entIdDlanO
in 1913 100000 Gaf: 1911 nidDts.
gln gteutrale in 1918, 100000
SAT-; 1915, 100000 5nf.
9lusfubr BON sped nadp 9entIdDs
Lamb in 1913, 100000 GfunO; in
1915, 273,00O Gfnno. gin Hentrale
in 1913 100000 Sfnnb; 1915,
100000 Efnub.
9lnsfubr pun Stiefeln nadD 9cntIdl.
lanO in 1913, 471,000 gaar; 1915,
feline. GIN 0entraie in 1918, 1852. 900
&nar; 1915, 100000 Enor.
äuollausfu6r undD 9entIdls
lamb in 1913, 100000 8nllen; in
1915, 1000 &ollen. 9ln Neutrale
in 1913, $4,000 Sallcn; in 1915,
100000 8allcn.
Sniier @ilbelm 5um SriegsIdauplnt,
Berlin, ii6er :GOnbOu, 10. San. -
Die nadDitcbenoe amtlidJe Sefnnntmas
dung lunrc Qeitern OcrOffenhidlt:
r9adJ ieincr bOllitGnOtgen 8ie6er.
6critellung bat itd SaiIer &ilbelm
ant SUnntog mad benz SriegsIdau'
plab 5nriifbcgc6cn."
Berlin, oraGtlU8 nndJ SGDbillc, 19,
San. - Sine Mote an Die griedDiIfe
9tegierunA Die cincm llltimatur
glcihfOmmt, lit bon Traufreid un6
Nrufbritannicn iibcrreidjt uorOen,
gfadD ciner 9epeidJc ans Spfin mirO
an 8ricdenlano baS &erlaugen ge=
itellt, ben @cinnbtcn Der 3entralmGdJ.
te btnnen IS Stnnbcn ibrc GGiIe sll
bebGnOigen. gnOcrnfalls iuerOe Die
Gntente rOie u0tigeu Wtakregeln" CT.
9reifcu.
Had elmer 0cpeldjc aus QmiterSam
baben Die Sriten nnb6ran5picn Srnps
pen bel SOrintG, As Reilen iucItltdJ
bon NtGcn, gClanSet. IS gebt Elm Sc:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-01-20

rndfy oaR nc nad) NfDen Dprfndeil
mOIlen, bUn mo Itd) bGnn G0ntg Suns
| ituntin nit Der 9cgternng entferneu
mirb. Spannnng hcrrId)t, luas in IDls
dem Safe GrsEremicr &cntSclOS TIM
mIrbe, Ub er cine Hcpn6Iif prOflamie-
rem mitrbc uuo O6 er bic Irmec binter
| iId bate.
Berlin, brnbtluS uudD Sanpille, 19.
Snu. - Die Scrlincr 8lGtter briifcn
Die NniidDt ans, bak Die 2anbung DUn
NllliiertensS Sruppen in Ebalerpn, flint
Mcilen iiioIidD pUn 9ltbeu, Der Seiucis
Oufiir lit, BAH bic GntentemGdte ieNes
9tittel anucnOen mDllcn, nm bic Sell
nabmc 0rtedenlNnbs 5u er5lutugcu.
QuuDOn, 10. San. - Ter Gcntrol
9teps mirO aus 9ltbcn gemclbet: q:
Sine britiidj-fran5OiiIde GSlOtte bat bic
SndDten Der 9riedDiiden SSnicln bnrdJs
Ind)t, nm Die SaIcn Der Ocntidyen uno
OIterreidDiihen SandD6Oote 5m finbcn.
Die Siirfeu bGben 400 GeIdliite
non Der 8allipOIi SnlbinIcl nadJ
fantgi, 6itIid) bon Saluuifi, transfc.
riert. 10000 Seitcrreidcr nuO
9entidDe merOen bel 8icbgeli SnIam-
menge5Oaen.
gltbcn, iibcr 2unopn, 19. San. -
Sn ilc6eretnltimmung NIT benz S0nig
luirO bic grtcdttidlc 0fegiernng btcIe
WOdJe OaS SrtegsredDt prpflamtcreu.
Wan eriuartct, Oah Sas am Wuntag
snIammentretenoe Earlament OteIe
WaRnabmc gutbcifen ipirb.
@aIbingtun, 10. San. - Staats-
icfrctGr Gaming maf)te beutc 6efaunt,
Oaf baS &erliucr gusmGrtige Imt
SotidJafter 8craro mitteilte, Saf nlle
beMtIden Saud)bUOtc inn MittellGnOis
Ihen Weer iidD meloeteu nuS baf fci.
mes Opn ibuen ctiuaS NIT Der j3eritGs
rung bes 6rttiIden 9ampfcrs 8eriia
an tnn bate.
Earis, 10. San. - Sn elmer Rai.
lGnoer SepcIdDe, Die auf etner Del
Onng ocs Scrtfjteritattcrs bes 0iOrs
nnlc O'Stalia in SaIOnifi bcrubt, gibt
Der y5cmps" befaunt, Oaf, iuie baS
| Sanptannrticr Der Niierten in SnIOs
uift erfabren hat, 100000 5eiuoe
5luiIden Wouaitir nnO oem Gufcriteu
rcdten Gyliigel Der alliiertcn Seerc itcs
6cn nno OaR 250,000 Wanu fOn5cn-
triert mur0en, nm 0cn ltnfen Tliigel
nnb bas Centrum Der 9llliicrten an5ns
9reifeu. Gem rcd)ten Tliigel iteBen
$4,000 Siirfcn, 10000 Sulgaren nuO
10000 9entId)c gegeniiber. 0ieie
Srmppen iin0 ictt bamit bcidGftigt,
2anoitrafcn 5n baneu nnS Die beiOen
GiIenbnBnlinicn iuteber bcr5uitellen.
9ic 9llliicrteu riiiten iidJ ST ctncr ieGr
ener9iidJcn &ertciOignng.
gfatiirlif mar es cin 6ritiIdcr 9cbs
IhmtnOel.
Berlin, bra9tlos nafD SagOtQe, 10.
San, - Die balbamtlidle ltcberIees
9tadJrtftcungetur ber1ffentlid,t cine
Grflarnng, nad) iueIder Sauptnunn
DOn Gapcn, Der frii6ere OcntIde Wfilis
tar.2lttadJe in 8aibingtOn, niemals
0clher an GeriOnen tn &erbinbnng
NIT 9OmplOtten gegen Die amerifanis
| id)e NentraIitGt nms5abltc.
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Separatfricoen NIT WOntcncgrp,

@aIbingtOn, 19. San. - Ter otter
retdJ-nngariIdDen SOtid)aft ging OUr
Dem Wiutiter Oes Neufcrn in @tcn
Sreiberrn uUn Surian, fOlgenbe Sepe'
1he SIT:
pg8GbrcnO Der Sitnng be8 Earlu.
ments in 8uOapcit erflGrte Wtintitcr'
prGiioent 8raf Sis8a iOlgcnbes:
y9cr GDnig nno Die Tegtcrung pm
Wuntenegrp baben nm bic Ginleitung
UOn Observation-Disclosures erindpt
WOrauf mtr abiOlute llebergabe Der
gSaffcn nerlangtcn. Sn bieiem 9ln.
genblif babe idD cine Ntitteilnng ers
Balten, Die crflGrt, MunteucgrO babe
abIOlutc llcbergabe angenOmmen, unO
infolgcOeiicn fOnnen, nadbem bic Sa'
pttnlatiOn erfDlgt lit, 5ricbensOer-
bnmblnngen beglnnen."
Geiterreid)s SeOingnugem.
Berlin, OraBtlOs nadJ Sappillc, 10,
San. - Gtc llcberIec gtadDridDten-
a9entnr ncr0ffentlidJt Gtn5elbciten
iiber bic llcbergabc WuntcnegrOs tuie
fOlgt:
9lm u. Sunnnr erIhienen 5luci
mDntenegriniIdDe Whutiter unO Elm Nr.
ttlleriemajUr Dor Der Oiterrcif)sunga'
ridden &Orbnt nnO britften Den
8nnidD ans, betreffs Der aapitnlation
Der 9lrmec in &erbanblnngen 5n tire.
ten. 9ieIer 8unIdD iumroe ben 5uitGn'
Digen OiterreidD=ungartiheu SebDr0en
iibermittelt, Die IufUrt antiuOrtcten,
baf Die critic Sebin9nng cine 6ebin.
auugSlOIe llcberga6e Der 8affen let.
Die bei0en mpntenegriniId)en Wtniiter
blieben in Gettnje un0 Die &erbanO'
lungen iuur0eu bnr6 3lutIhentrGger
gcfitlrt. Die Su ilberlicfcrnben 8af'
fen iinb ullc mUoerncu Seneriuaffen,
Gie ipaffeutrngenben WOntenegriner
uerbeu iid) in 0rnppen formieren unb
.:!;~s :t"s @afSffcn G;css. .egca. SeiterretdD'
llngarn mtrb Die Suntrpllc oes Gan:
OcS ibcrncbmcu, Onmit Ons gan5c Sc
btct DnrdDIndJt lueroen fam, nm Die
Gtl0mug uun Sanhcn 5u bcrhinOerr,
Die gciamte mGnnlidc GcD0lfernna
>uirO in geipiiIen9iitrif fun5entricrt
iuerOcu. 9lllc StGotc uno GrtIhaften,
iOmie bic &crfebrsmittel, beiOnbcrs
Die GiicnbNHu, uCr6cn ben SciterrctdD'
llngarn ii6erliefert.
Serliner 3eitnngen briifcn lire
ScfrteOtgnng iibcr Die ltebcrgabe Oun
WOntcnegrU aus nn0 bcuten nuf Die
pOlitiidJcn tSGBigfeitcn beS SOnigs M-
fUlHus lin, DEN Der rnIitid)e Gar lei.
nen cin5igen Treunb nannte. Die
3eitnngen erflGren, oaf SGnig 91ifos
lauS, ucun er utd)t geneigt lit, Dem
SeiIpiel Oc$ S0nigs Eetcr su fOlgen,
Der in eincm italicniIdJen Ealait aui
Den en6giiltigen Gieg Der 9llliiertcn
uartct, Die i'm i'm Stif) Iiefen, jeben-
fails einiiebt, 6af Die Sndc Der 2llis
icrten cine DerIorcne lit.
8erliner 3ug in SOnitantinOpel
an9efUmmen.
Berlin, bru6tlos nadJ Saguille, 10.
San. - Gin Seiegramm aus Som
ItanttnOpcl mei0et Die 9lnfnuft eines
GuenbaBn8nges Oun Berlin, luO6nrdl
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Nnnitionsmasa5in in 2ille cgplO6iert

SSrn iiioliden SeiIe bon 2iQe flog
in Der erlten Sanunripohe bes neuen
Sabres oos in elmer aoIenotte Der
5eitllng lt1tter9ebrad)te Wunition8.
mn5in elmer Bionierobteill1ng ouf.
Die grploiion bon Der Die geD0Ifer.
ung glaubt, ooi, fie ourh einen gln.
artff Der gngldnoer berurio6t nur6e,
rthtete in BEN benohborten StroBen
beoeuten0en Shooen an. Rettlings.
maBregeln tprroen Iofort ergriffen.
Soipeit bis ieet feItgeItellt lit, tpuroen
70 Rerionen getotet uno 40 beripun.
bet,
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itiihcn SurieS bier i'm Sauic fOuntem
nns Oobtn brlngen, oaR luir Oort eins
grcifen, lpO bic GnglGnOcr unb Jrans
5OIcn ben Sampf nufgcben nnO Oaf
mir bonn iuetter ariegsmatcriai fir
oics ynngetlige SdladDtcr" Iieferu
miiHen."