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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25
HUSBAND is UNDER ARREST
Montana Woman Found Dead on Plat
form Of Railroad Station.

Missoula, Mont. March 25.-Her
lifeless arms shielding her five-months-
old baby from the damp air, Mrs John
Il. Dougherty, wife Of a Northern Pa
cifc section foreman at Eyaro, was
found dead with a bullet wound
through her head on the platform of
the railroad station at her mountain
home Her husband was arrested as
a suspect
Mrs. Dougherty was killed just after
alighting from the North Coast limit
ed, on which she rode from this city
She came TO Missoula to put three
children in the Sacred Heart academy
for protection from their father and
to appeal to Sheriff Whitaker for her
cwn protection, 1t is said
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25
ROOSEVELT FOR PRESIDENT
North Dakota Progressive Party En-
dorses Him.

Fargo. n D., March 25.-Thoodore
Roosevelt was endorsed by the Pro
gressiye party Of North Dakota, in
convention here, and a group of ten
delegates to the national convention
at Chicago was instructed to vote and
work for his nomination
The PrcgTessives also suggested the
name of Dorr Carroll of Minot, n. D.,
as temporary chairman of the national
convention.
On preparedness the convention was
silent, with the exception that the
establishment of an international con
gress for the endorsement Of univer-
sal peace was urged.
o. ~ Egan of Fargo was made ma
tional committeeman for the coming
four years.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25
UnCOnfirmed Report Tells of
Clash in Mexico.
HERRERA REMAINS LOYAL
American Consul at Chihuahua Denies
Story That Carranza Commander,
With Two Thousand Men, Had
Joined Forces With Bandit Chief.

San Antonio. Tex, March 25.-Re-
ports from Mexican sources that Viii
la has been defeated by American
Mexican troops at FL Oso, near Nami-
quipa, were accepted by General Funs-
ton as probably true. although no
confirmation by General Pershing had
been received.
Keen interest is displayed at Fort
Sam Houston in the report General
Gavira announced that he had receiv-
ed from Casas Grandes. If this re
port is true. officers there say, the
changes for capturing villa or run
ming him to a point where he must
make his last fight are increased.
Until now the operations against
him have been nothing more than a
campaign of location. Three cavalry
detachments have been working south
ward along widely separated trails.
If the opportunity for direct chase is
offered it is not believed that the
Americans would allow Villa TO get
out of their sight again.
General Pershing, it is believed. has
concentrated as many OF his men as
possible in the pursuing force, reliev-
ing those who have been riding the
country south Of Casas Grandes
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25
ENORMOUS RUSSIAN LOSSES
Jewish Newspaper Man Brings Fig
ures From Petrograd.

New Yorw. March 25.-Losses in
the Russian army, killed, wounded and
missing for one year, Jan ] to Dec.
81, 1915, were 2,542,639, according to
Boris S. Schumacher, Jewish news
paper correspondent, who arrived here
from Petrograd, via Copenhagen, on
the steamship United States
Mr. Schumacher exhibited printed
lists of names he said he had obtained
secretly while in Petrograd.
The lists also showed, Mr.. Schu-
macher added, that from the begin
ming Of the war up to about one month
ago Russia has lost 141 ,643 officers,
Of whom 43,3l8 were killed in battle
and 1884 died of wounds.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25

from unofficial sources denying the
alleged revolt, General Funston was
puzzled as to the exact status of az
fairs in Mexico
General Bell was the first to con.
firm the report to General Funston
that Herrera was reported to have
joined Villa In his fight against the
United States General Bell did not
report additional facts concerning the
new movement and did not tell how
the report was confirmed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25
S7,35O,O77 IS ASKED
FOR VILLAS PURSUIT

Washington, March 25.-A rush ap-
preparation of S8.S07 1896 to cover the
extraordinary expenses Of the eXpe-
dition into Mexico, including the in
crease of the army to it's full strength,
was asked of congress by the war de
partment. The amount contemplates
$7.350.077 in consequence of the full
enlisted strength and the balance is
said to be for the expense of the
troops pursuing Villa.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25
PERRY HOLDS SLIGHT LEAD
Probably Chosen North Dakota Demo-
cratic Committeeman.

Fargo, n. d., March 25.-North Da-
kota's Democratic committeeman for
the coming four years will be decid-
ed with chances strongly favoring H.
II. Perry of Glendale, as against John
Bruegger
Bruegger failed to develop the
strength anticipated for him in Stuts-
man, Morton and Mountrail counties.
while Ward came in with a tremen-
dous Perry majority. Bruegger peo-
pie practically concede defeat.
With returns still far from complete
the Republican delegation seems to be
divided, with about five regulars and
five Progressives.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25
LITERACY TEST BILL Is UP
Burnett Measure Provides Complete
Exclusion of Asiatics.

Washington, March 25.-The Bur
nett immigration bill, with its literacy
test and terms which Pacific coast
congressman say provide complete ex-
clusion of Asiatics outside OF certain
excepted classes. was taken up in the
house. Leaders expect the bill will
occupy several days
The literacy test comes before con.
gress again with its Asiatic exclusion
features facing the disapproval of the
administration.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25
SUPPRESS SUBMARINE TALK
Leaders in Reichstag Decide to Table
Resolution.

Berlin, March 25.-Definite action
was taken to prevent an open debate
in the reichstag on the question of un-
restricted use of submarines.
The standing committee for regula-
ton Of parliamentary business, COM
posed of the senior members OF the
various parties, decided that the sub
marines resolution should be tabled.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25
10000 ACRES FOR PUBLIC
Land In Former Pine Ridge Reserva
tion to Be Opened.

Washington, March 25.-The interior
department cassed as nonirrigable
and open to settlement 100000 acres
of land In the former Pine Ridge In
dian reservation of South Dakota.
Much of the land already has been
entered by homesteaders. The re.
mainder will be opened May 10.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25

Washington, March 25r Investiga-
ton of bituminous coal rates from
mines in Pennsylvania, Maryland,
West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky
and Ohio to Lake Erie ports for trans
shipment over the Great Lakes was
ordered by the interstate commerce
commission on its own initiative. The
commission fixed April "a for the first
hearing here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25
Arizona Militia to Recruit.

Tucson, Arlz.. March 25.-Orders
have been received by Captain l. e.
Hoffman, post commander here of the
Arizona national guard, from Adju-
tant General Harris, ordering that the
two local militia companies and the
hospital corps be recruited to full
war strength
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25
To Tour South America.

Washington, March 25.-Special
agents of the department of commerce
soon will go to South America to in
vestigate markets there for textile
wearing apparel and electrical goods.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25
REPORTS PUZZLE FUNSTON
Cannot Understand Exact Attitude of
General Herrera.

San Antonio, Tex. March 25.-With
a message from Brigadier General
Bell, Jr, before him confirming his
report that General Luis Herrera had
revolted with 1000 men in Chihuahua,
and a collection e. sx1AA1nnr n Anud
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25

London, March 25.-Men of the Hun
garian landsturm born in 1868 and
1869 and also the men belonging to
the classes of 1865 and 1897 who hith-
erto have been employed in making
materials Of war now are dismissed
from service and ordered to join the
army on April 5, according to Reu-
ter dispatch from Zurich.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25
Danish Steamer Is Sunk.

London, March 25.-Another Danish
steamship has been sunk-the Chris
tianssund, 1,017 tons. The crew of
twenty-five was saved.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Germans Claim to Have Taken Two
Trenches Near Verdun.

Berlin, March 25.-Further sue
cesses have been won by the Ger
northwest of Verdun, army headquar-
ters announced, two additional
trenches having been occupied.
On the Russian front the vicious at
tacks on the German lines i'm the
northern sector have been continued,
both northwest and south of Dvinsk.
All the assaults broke down. the state
ment declares.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25

Colonel Lawrence Davis Tyson, men.
toned as possible successor Of Henry
Breckenridge. assistant secretary of
war. is a lawyer ard capitalist of
Knoxville, Tenn He has a military
record as a West Point graduate, Off
Ger in the regular army, veteran of
the Spanish-Amorican war and hriga-
dier general and inspector general of
Tennessee militia.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-03-25

Paris, March 25.-There has been
no change in the situation around
Verdun, according to the war Office an
nouncement. West of Meuse the night
was calm. East OF the river there
were intermittent bombardments.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
Die MusiidtslOiisfeit Der
Mlliirten.

Der Griegsp!au Der 9tqiirten 1e'
biust, bab iie in 9euti6lanO unb in
ungarn nit itarter Wa6t einbre4en,
I'm ibre 9egner iiberpin0sn unb ibnen
Die acknowledgement pori9reibcn
8u tonnen. 0ie itratesii4en puntte.
Deren geiis notbpenOis iit, um an baa
8RI 5u ssIansen, iino con ben QQiirs
ten ielbit ausgeiuht pOrben. Gs iinb
oas: perOnne unb 8apaume an rsr
Weitfront uno &opel reIp. 2emberg an
Der Oitfront. 9amit lit bel Weitem
ni6t geiost, bab oie4aiirten, ipenn Ie
ii9 imgeiiB Der senanntsnStiiB
befinoen bes Sieges Derii4ert iinD,
ba Die @erbiinbetsn odnn nod erfolgs
rei9en Dioeritanb leiiten tpnnen,
falls lie biefs Stelluneen ar rGumen
ge5pun9en lperben, Ionbern bab nit
Der Sinna6me bieier SteQunaen lebi9.
Ii4 bic erite 8rei9e in ben Wda Der
Berbunbeten gelegt piirbe, Der
l.lan, Der Die eripdbnten 9oiitioncn
gum 9ieIpuntte bat. purbs an Der
Oitfront I'M Suni, tbatfd6Ii6 i9on
Whtte Wlui IN 2lneriff senommsn, an
Der Weitfront am l. SuIi. Die
Worbsreitunsen bisrou purben in
Der bentbar umfaieuoiten Weiie
setroffsu. Reun WloRate lang
ftsIten bic RuTsn neue Deere
auf bic Gngldnosr Iiebsu fi6 iibe.
anbertbalb Sabre 3stt ousu. glae
Sdiffe, bic auf5utreiben pareu, purs
ben IN ben Dienit seprebt, nm arieass
material aus unfsrem bonn Sumanis
tdt iiberffiebenben 2anbe unb aus ssos
pan berbet5uf4affen, @Iei6aeitta az
ItaIteten GngIanb, Hublanb unp
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Sas prpsramm m W tliora
in Ye5us auf ausfpdrtigs 2lneele9ens
beiten iua, pis aus @ai6ington be,
ri6tst pirb, in Der bisberisen Deife
perbleiben. Ra6 pie Dor lpirh or ben
aIiirten seseniiber cine poblpouenpe
yteutralitGt beipubren, BAG beibt, ibnsn
oIles naaieben, eIeidbiel, mas f;e
tbuu. Sn 9e5us ouf SeutidIanD
pirO sefast, bub er biefes lpobl an
balten perb, ieineSefebIe be5iislih oes
suuabuuttrisses gu beTuIsen, bab er
aber teinen Sries beabIi6ti9s, fails
bic 9efeble nidt bea6tet perbsn.
Sas ameritaniide Bolt. bas i'm ae.
pdblt babe, neil er ss raus benz
Sriege beraussebdIten". fo[Ie teins
Snttdui6uHs eriabren. co melt es
bic Guiirten betrifft, 1T bic Qnaabs
obne 3peifel ri6tig. DAP er gessn
Oeutf6IuHb ii4 nadfdtis srlpeiieu
perbe, iino mir mebr als gu beatDeis
feIn sereist, bod pirb es boriibsy
niht gum &riege tommen, ba Seuifd'
Lamb gu einem Iolhen teine geronlais
lung seben rpirb. Sb uber Der grds
itbent i'm Stanbs fem pirb, ben 5rie'
ben nit ben 4Giirten gu pobrsr.
bleibt ab3uparten, benn tpenn er aud
pillens III, bic S6Gnbung unb S6ds
biguns Der Der. Stuatsn gu erbulbsn,
feblt es ni6t an 9ln5eidsn, bag bas
8plt bariiber unrubis 5u tperben bes
glnnt unb oieTer 9lerger ipirb in belle
gmporuns ausbre6en, nenn bic Qls
liirten nod fhlimmere @epdltotte
bege5en, pas nit gsftimmtbsit 3u err
tparten itebt.
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osarbariia." addit.nli.b..

0as Grgsbnib Der Dor Sabresfriit
burh ben qapfi anssrssien Comm
lunsen sum gsitsn Der Hotbleibsnbtn
i1 pplen II. rsdt bemerisnsipertb. gs
il 10 uuffaIlenb, bab bic ben glaiiers
ten nabeitebsnben glitter "a fir
slredmabis bsfunbsn babsn, ss tobis
3ui6peigeu. I'm 10 irtsrsFantsr fpirb
"a fir bic 9eutfhen unb nnd fir bic
qolen felbit isin. Snsssfammt babsn
tieTs tirhliten Sammlunesn bic
Slmms DON $75S. $50 sebrad,t, lub
bapon babsn iiber bic Sdlfts bic pisls
ssihm1bt.n bsntiden, Dlterrsitifben
i.nb nnsarifden 8arbarsn b.igstra,
gen. bsnen Der Rrisa obnsbin Idon
rei6li6s Opfer auferlest bat. Das
untultipirte. bonn Wilitarismus
tur4fsuhts, asiualttbdtiae, bsr5IoIs
Tntf6laub, bsm bic Mliiertsn nafp
fassib Is Iaiis polsn psrbunsern, Bat
trob Der unsrb6rten Mnfpnids, bic
Der sfries an feinsn GsIbbeutsl felt.
rod INNER $780, 900 sur 2inbrung
Der 1Otb I'm sbsmaIs ruiiIdxn polen
iibrig gsbubt. urlb Oeiterrsi4 llns
saru. benen I&ludGErs ptrtH& H&dtIi.
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81. YSlitit, Arbeitsuumillise
abSuihisben, rettet gelsi.n
- iast ppu Biting.
Don 6 priI q 70 D n.
(grabtIos an bic Rerp Yorter Times"
unb .RepubIie".)
gerIfn, ben IL. gloO.

gerltn, peH IL. 3tpp.
- Dan. GnsInnbs srauiamsr We'
tboos, gelgisu in Dionomiiter Siniiai
su erbroFsIn, jinb msbr als eine Wtil'
lion Derarmte gelsier - Wdnner
Truuen un5 finber - bsute auf bi.
0pbltbGtiaieit ibrsr Witmeniten an
gerpieisn. 0aour9, bnb GueIaub benz
Smport BON Robmaieridl anb BEN
Grport Don Snbuifritproeutten einen
Riegel pori6ob, perfeste es fat 5OO,s
coo beIsiite arbeiter in einen bauern'
BEN 3uItanb bsmOraliiirsnrsi llntbas
tigtsit, 70 baB iie nit ibren Gamilien
bslie ben @smeinben sur Sat fallen.
lin bisien unertrdsli6en, Den Sas gu
9oa iid1 ueri6limmernben 3uitGnben.
bi. fir bi. belsiide Ration i'm allgss
meinen unD ben gin5elnen i'm beion
bsr.n glei6 sefdbrIiH iinb, s65ubsis
fen, babe itt NnorbnunseH sstrofter
rab bic Itsaunsslofsn belsif6en are
better .rmutbist tperbsp ftlen, Iif
frsiipilig na6 Dsuti6lahb gu begebeH.
eab basessn bic Gaulen5er, bic iid
lpeisan, fiir ansemefene aObne pal
fsubs atb,it 80 perri1ten, absefdobsu
tperben iOllsn.1
2lIio srtIGrts fih @erleral pon Bill >
ting, 9snsralspuperneur pom gelsisn
ipdrsnb elmer einftiiubisen unterrse
oung. bi. er mir beute in feiuem Seim
In Berlin aspdbris. &c. eraeaens, Der
bon 8riHsl b.riibersetommsn par, unI
nit bss auiTers tpirtbf&aftIihen uno
Observation-Disclosures frpis ben b.
beuteubiten StaatsmGnnern iiber bel !
glide aebensfragen 5u ionferirm
cine edt preubi51, ftdblerns perf5n
lidteit, auf beHen Mntlib sipei SABRE
barter 2rbeit unb bic fGpert 2ait Der
Uerantportli@geit ais Gensralgou,
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nadbriidlib berpor, bab nod ibrsE
ii6t bic ipobltbdtiss llnisrliiibang
Iitb gum Gtabsn Der belsiiden Rd'
tionaI5tonpmie ausna9ieR uno
aIeitseitis bic arbeiter gum yiiibte'
aana perIeiten ipiirbe; gum geipeile
iiibrten iie piele Sale an IN oeIle'l
sIrbeiter iih tbatiahlih lpeigerfelL
fiir Die linen ailgebotenen gllten Sop'
ne Al, arbeiten, oa iie ia onrt Der
arobnliitbigen llilteritilailng iih ebert
10 gut itdnoen, ipeut iie ii6 Dem Wfii'
bigsang btngdben als ipeltll nc ar
beiteten. 60 bate bas SplteIn Der
otientIiden @obItbdtigfeit cine oelno'
raliiierei,be ggirtiing auf be slrpe''
terflaiie, Die iiberbies inioIge Der Ian.
aen llntbatigfeit on 8ei6tdlidtelf
iinb 2eiihingsiGbiefeit piel eineebllBt
batte, mas fir Die beIgiid)e sSiroulirie
in sufiinftieen Srieoers5eiten per'
bdngnispoa tperben iuiiroe.
Srob bes WlanaeIs on giobmateridi
,porer mir bod, iinitnroe, cine aIt3abl
beleiiter Sabriten in imierem Srte'
reIie in getrieb 5u ieeen. gsir batier
4. 50. 10000 gelgier in @agenfnbri'
fen beiddftigt. oeren ersebniiie Bel
aien iolpobI aIs aiid irts 5ug,ite to-
men; aber trosaIlebern ipiiroen Sra.
aen mad, slrbeit fir bic arbeitsIoien
inuller Ialiter. Gin Sbeil bon ibnen
aing freitpillig nah 9eiltidIano, mo-
lie obue Shtpierigfeit Grbeit faitoen.
gepor ih mid ge5ipingen fab, tpei'
tere MaBregeln 5u ergreiien batter
lid, urgef1br 10000 geIsier freipil'
lia nod 9ei,ti6lnno begeben, mo- ib'
nen oieieIbe @eban0limg 5,ttbeiI pilr.
De ipic ben beiiti6en 9lrbeitern; ai,d
ipurben ihnen before Gobne alsge.
sablt oils lie je 3upor in gelgien er.
baIten batten. 9Ille ibre geridte, nit
nir eiirer ein5igen ansnahme, ipra1
den bon ben guten arbeitsgelegen.
beiten unb NabriiuasntitteI3 teI3iftdn0en
in geltihIanb. sic idifen 8eIo nad)
Saiiie, I'M ibre sSontilien gu unter.
itiisen, erbieIten llrlailb, ipeun iie lid,
beiuhsipeiie naf gelaien begcben
molten uHb eS tplirbe il,neii aeitdttet,
ihre ,safnilien nit nah Deiltihlano
5u nebmen.
Sd batte seboift. bab bieie ireiiuil.
liee guspanberlng mad, Gei,tIdIano
nod peitere erfoIge 3eitieen iuiirbe,
a6er cine feiroIife Bropagnnba ieste
init alien Ritteln bagegen ein. Die
iih bnuptiddlih ai,i bic gebouphms
itiitte. Dob gelgier, Die iidj nad
Geitidldno beodben; INN bort 81 ar.
beiten. uitpatriotiid, ieien; biefe 9ro.
paganbn riftete iif iogar gegen Die
6amiIien Der MlGnner, bic in Oeutid,.
lamb arbeiteien, ober biejeuiaen, Die
bortbin an aeben beabiidtigten. 9ieic
@elgier ipiirben fognr uif oie fdapar.
8e Siite geiebt. gieies @crgeben
ihrdnfte natiirlifcrtpeiie bic ireipil.
Iise aHsapanSerirng ein."
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0is bsuti4sn llnteries6OOte

Die beutfden llnterietbopte
sntipideln nit iebem Gage eine beitdns
big srDbers 1bGtisisit. Die @gplr'
ion in 9lrdansel mar Elm groBss
gBert. gs bat RuBlunc .robe UlHnl'
tionsporrdtbe entSosen, bic es 70
brinsenb brau9t. aGes tpeiit parauf
bin, bab in nabsr Belt bic sau9bopts
eine iolte uuiiderbeit auf benz Wsesre
berporrufen psrbsn. bab GnslanS
feline Seeberridaft niht gu behaupten
permas unb oann gebt es NIT ben
Nliirteu ibneII gu Gnbe.
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@ak bel syaltenbapn.

arisgsberidteritatter Arnolo S1l'
riegeI i9rsibt aus oem a, i. &.
ariegsprefequartisr, IS. Sttober:
Sn elmer Stabt SisbeHbiirssns BIN
i'd osm @eneral DON galtenbapn be-
gesnet. Sn etnem 4mts4aus, bas
nod DOr einigen 9a9en Dom Ssinb ses
pIiinbsrt porbsn 1T. Vebenan bos
6OteI 1T OoG BON seiiOblensn Wi6beln.
bic man sliidli9 ipieber obsefangsn
bat. Die rumdnif9en SffiSisr. jfnp
Dor Der TlaHt NIT 1rainpusen boS
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Der aIIsemetneu GHiidt

Der aIIgemetReu GHiidt,
baB Die GntideibuHg in Dieiem arisse
in Rumdnien fallen pirb, bat betannts
lit 5inoenburs Die Neuberuns entaee
eensefteat, oab aIIes Gerebe, ipo bic
Snif6eiouus srfOlseu tpirb. miiBis 1T.
es 1T aud uidt eriidtIia, pie Der
8ries burd bic Groberung bon Rus
mGnien beeubet tpsrben f0nnts, 10
Idnge bic iibrieen Ratfonsn nod I'm
Telbe fteben. Ser Geinb tann unieres
9ru.efsns mar iibsrwaaoeu OsrOsa.
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lpsm Elm pi4tiser aniirter san3lit
suiammsneebrp4en 1T unb in hieier
Sinii9t 1T 5rantreih Der idpddits
bon alien @esnern. neil iein @ebiet
rdumIid 10 tIein III, baB es pUllie tes
Isbi perbsn tDnnte. ST bieies auss
sei6altet, 10 miiHen feline qlaiirten
sbenfalls ben aampf einitsllen. lin.
iere Oarleguns unterliest ebenfaas
Der 8ritit oinoenbures, absr mir
slauben, bab er Der Welt feline 9lus>
tlnft bariiber ertbeilen lpirb, no Der
eHtideioenoe S6lag fallen ipa, SOllts
ss aber ridtis iein, pab in Rumdnien
bas GnSe tpmmeu tpirb, oeito beher,
penn alsbann pGre es febr nabs.
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ben 96ulsrn Der ipoblbabenbtn 8iirs
ger pprssfabren uno baben bier sanSc
Observation-Disclosures einfaH aufs
selaben. Das Saus, in bem i'd hsutr
aIs 9aft bes Generals p. Jaltenbapn
mar, 1T BON @ensral Simionescu, eis
mem Der 8efiesten pon &rOuitabt, eins
fad aussspliinbert iporben. Ginise
reprG5entatipe YiIoer bon unsariihen
WiirbsntrGaern puroen oipar nidt
mitssnommen, aber bic Rumdnen
I6nitten ibnen bic @eiidter aus.
Den gan5en Gag iiber babe if belite
i'm 9auptquartisr oes Generals bon
iSaltenbapn bic iieberbafte Irbeit be-
obadtst, bas apmmen unb Sebsn boz
Der Sffi5iere, bic glubenisite Der
i9psrpissenbsn geratbunssn. aH
Mbenb trot mir Der pielbsidiftiste
@eneral als beiterer Weltmdnn, als
freunbliher @oitgsber entsegen. ytis
perbe i4 ben 9rintipruH bes 5elbs
BERN perseiien, Our6 ben bas einfahs
Dlabl aIeihIam sur Siesesfeier umses
italtet purbe. Gr mar 10 freunblid,
sunddIt isiner 9dite Don Der Diterreis
6iIdsunsarifhsn unb Der neutralsIs
YreiIe su sebsnten, oanu aber iaste
er, Iein SrintIprut, selte niht ibnen,
Ionbern - bog Tno feline Wprte -
.einem Jamilisnieit, bas nd6serabe
bel unIerer slrmss iiblid ipirb, benz
lebten srobsn Git9s unb ben pielen
5reusn. bic fiir j4u aIs Sslbsn eeltor'
ben finb."
Der @sneral tran, auf hen tiinftis
gen pierten srofsn Sies IN Sieber~
biiraen. aIs Id osn ihIanien, iussnbs
l;ben Ueann init Dem feinen seiitpollen
Wlunb 70 fpretr h0rts, eseriff ~,
tparum ibm bic 0sutiaen Siebenbiir@
oens 10 IiiirmiIt ;uiubeir, Darum
iunae WISden ii6sralI bds auto be,
tr6nsen, auf bsFsu bsf9eioenem pors
bsren Sib beim Chauffeur Der Sslo'
berr gu iiben Iisbt Geitern lam 9ene.
raj b. ssaltenbanr gum eriten Mu.
mad aronitabt. gs finb ihm 8Iumen
rnb sbrdnsn auf iein.n Neg eeitrenf
porben. DieStaot bsbte in pebmiitbis |
gem Subel. General b. Galtenhann
ma6t auf bic aP,nss tiefen @inbrut
Gr III in ieiner ,isbenspiiretgen Gins
fo6beit pirtli6 cine iiberpdltiseno |
finrte perIDnIidi,it. Dor Sabr uro
Sag FAB i'd i'm gum eriten nal ari
hen G6la4tielbsrr 9aIisiens. Sa~
mals FAB er netsn oem beusthen aaia |
ier i'm @lsen, urb bic Stsle. an Der |
i'd ibn lab. log 'tsn i'm ipi!beitsn 4rs
tilIerieieusr.
Don Ieinen IeFisn aampfen uno
Sieaen srSdbIts 9enera! Jaltens
bopn, er perbanls 0iel Der Wtitpir,
tuno bss unoarifhen Sonpebrests
m.nts, bas ben 8risaribers BEL Sers
gsnommen. Gs Iafe iih nut
nit ben srit,n Prsubii9en Garberesi'
mentern psrsleifen. Der rumdniids
Tfeino babe ii6 utideuIih benommen.
Ulit getriibnib bore if aus Jaltms
hapns eisensm Wiunbe. bab thatfd9a
Id SO oeutide 9arbefplba.en dls @.'
Iangene ermorba purben, unb bic O'r
iisiere bes Stobes erSdblttn mir in
Bsserpart BEG Generals fhredtihe
1inee. Der cine bat i'm Rothsnthurm
pus 0Ferreitii9 unsorii6e soIba'
en s,funben, bic NIT Gtritsn um'
t'niirt unb ermorbst tparen Der ans
,ere fanb @srpunbete auf einem @era
iauber perbunbsn uno burt
rif5e goipnst.itihe setDbtsi. General
}. Salt,nbnnr fpriht nit aerun5sIter
stirn unb poG 0roa Don oieiem Seiue
,e, Der ioI6es tbut. geine srrsuoe, bic
II Gkbnbirgsn bebrdngieu Deutf4eH
,sfrsit Su babsn. III pefto b6ber.