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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-11
Three Days of Bread and Water for Boy
 Who Attacked Girl

From noon today until next Tues day morning, Joseph Fried, 15 years of age, who attempted to assault his playmate, F'rieda Goodman, 13 years of Al Denver avenue, while they were crossing a field in Elmwood place, Oct. 29, has been ordered confined to a room and fed on bread and water, by Judge Frank Wilder, before whom the boy appeared this morning.
 The FriedGs boy, who resides at 1255 State street, and is the youngest per- son ever arrested on such a serious charge in this state, will then be paroled in the custody of probation officer.
 The parents of both children are
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-11
DREADNAUCHTS FOR U. 5. NAVY
 NEARLY READY

Washington, Nov. 11.-Three of the five American dreadnaughts under construction are almost ready for launching, it is shown in a statement issued today by the navy department. These are the New Mexico, Missis- Sippi and Idaho. Work has just start ed on two, the Tennessee and Califor- mia. Another, the Arizona, was com missioned last month.
 Other vessels building for the navy include nipe destroyers, 29 submarines and several fuel and supply ships.
 Three battleships and three destroy CTS are being built in government navy yards. Work on two submarines soon to be constructed by the govern ment has been started
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-11
Bows Ankle Broken
 When Auto Hits Him

While running for car in street, at 6 o'clock this morning, near Wall street, Ralph Guzzi, 13 years old, was struck and his ankle was fractured by an automobile driven by George Giamoukos of 40 State street. He was taken to, St. Vincents hospital from the emergency hospital
 The Guizzi boy, who lives at 551 State street, says that the operator of the auto did not give him any warning of his approach. while Gia- naoukos asserts he sounded his horn to warn the youth.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-11
THE WEATHER

New Haven, Nov. 11-Forecast: Fair tonight and Sunday. Colder tonight.
 Connecticut: Fair tonight and Sunday; colder tonight. Fresh west winds.
 A trough of low pressure ex- tending from southern California to Texas is causing unsettled weather in the southwestern dis tricts. Some snow was reported from Colorado nOrthward to the Canadian border. Pleasant weather continues generally east of the Misissippi river. The tempera- lures are low in the West.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-11
FRENCH PEAS.

French peas served with glazed carrots make a decorative dish. Cook the peas and place them in a mound on plate and surround them with the carrots in lattice shape and par boil them five minutes Drain and place them in buttered pans and bake until tender, basting them often with 1-3 cup brown sugar melted with tablespoons of water and one table spoon of butter
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-11
JAPAN LAUDs WILSON

Tokio, Nov. 1.-The reelection of President Wilson is welcomed by the Japanese press which praises his peaceful disposition and believes his continuation in office augurs we'll for the furtherance of American-Japan- csc friendship. Business circles :lre pleased as they feared a Republican protective tariff would be a blow to Japanese exports to America.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-11
 J CORNER FOR COOKS~ N~~~~~~~~<
TO SERVE POTATOES.

A pretty way to serve potatoes is to boil them, cut them into smooth one inch cubes, dip in slightly beaten egg diluted with two teaspoons milk, roll in coarse bread crumbs, and brown to a golden brown in the oven. In serv- ing them, lay them in double lines forming a cross on the plate with three of four forming a peak in the middle.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-11
HAKE PONTA DELAGADA.

Potato craters make attractive dishes. Wash, beat and highly season boiled potatoes and form them into cones with a hole in the top. Rub to- gether 1-2 tablespoon of butter, 1-2 tablespoon of cheese dash of salt and a little paprika, and drop gen. erous amount in the top of each cone. Dust with cheese and brown in the OVen
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-11

The freight steamship Herman Win ter of the Eastern Steamship Corpora tion's fleet had to put back to port after clearing Portland, Me-, because of eugiuetrouhle,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-11

Yasutaro Numano, former Japanese Consul General at San Francisco, was appointed Consul General for Japan .at, Ottawa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-11

Lecn Berger, waiter of New York, who was arrested several days ago, charged with grand larceny, was dis charged
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-11

Charles M. Close, president of the Second National Bank, of Orange, N. J.. resigned.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-11
Mas ST DILLON ;5 '53s sp: sA!s s.ss ss Hartford Paris
 Wholesale and Retail Leading Milliners.
FURS! FURS!

Having stock before the prices
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-01
Statewide Prohibition.

O voters of our Commonwealth.
A foe is robbing you by stealth
A foe more deadly than You think.
The trade in alcoholic drink
o men who hold within your hand
The mightiest weapon of our lard.
Weld it this year against this wrong.
And let each stroke be swift and
strong.
This cause Of many an evil, strike.
Which curses high and low alike,
Which brushes out the hopes that
bless.
And robs the home of happiness.
Redeem the manhood OF our State;
Save womanhood from the sad fate
That falls upon the drunkard's wife;
Save childhood from blighted life.
Take from your boys-your neighbors'
boys H tq4 u
The glass that lures and then destroys,
And put temptation from their way
BY closing the saloons for aye. ,
Take from vermont's now furnished
name
Completely in crime and shame, -
And let it once more glisten bright
With true devotion to the right. N
Ye stand before Judgment bar,
Not in the mists OF time afar,
But in the present, here and real,
And present acts your sentence seal.
With greater power than of sword
Your ballot speaks its conquering
word.
o every man in every town
Arise! Cast the drink demon down!
Celia M. Reynolds.
Manchester Depot, Vt.
Chill dren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
GA ST.O RIA
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-11
.FVE-YEAR-OLD BOY KILLED BY
FENDERLESS TRUCK

VIM. Krajonta, 5 years old, would
not be lying dead in the little front
room at 1924 Julian st. if the auto
truck which hit him had carried a
fender.
The lad dropped a bundle as he
was about to cross the street at 1864
Milwaukee aV. He stopped to pick
it up, then started on. The auto
truck, owned by Chas. Brown, Bill
Irving Park blvd, hit him. Edw.
Brown, 2847 N. Robey st., driver Of
the truck, was arrested.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Chicago Trades Union Label league
open meeting, $50 W. Washington,
Wed, 8 D. N. Luncheon as compH-
ment to all who attend. John Walk
er, pres. Ill State Fed of Labor, will
discuss practical cooperation; Oscar
Nelson, chief factory inspector, will
tell of good dept of factory msPec-
ton is accomplishing. All union
members invited
Newsboys' Protective union will
hold special meeting tonight at $50
Washington st. Important that all
members attend.
Anthony amendment dinner by III.
Congressional union, Auditorium no
tel, 6 o. m. today; 80 eastern suffrage
leaders will attend
18th ward Socialists will meet at
home of Elizabeth Veal, 1925 Viii
cox, 8 tonight, to hear Max SheroveT
lecture on Tricks of the Press"
"Breaking Into Society,"" annual
play by Lane Tech High students,
Athenaeum theater, Lincoln and
Southport avs, nights of April II,
13, IA, ID.
23d ward Socialists meet Wed.
night, Imperial hall, 2409 N. Halsted.
SD Ward Women's Study club
meets Wed, 2 p. N, Mrs KObiske's,
1901 Costello aE.
Joel D. Hunter, juvenile court chief
probation officer, viii answer charges
made against probation law at last
Northwest Side Commercial assn
luncheon, Gersten's cafe, Thurs,
1890 p. m.
university Extension Movement"
will be discussed before City club at
luncheon, Fri, by Prof. VIM. D. Hen
derson, Michigan university.
Annual meeting of City club in
Guiding election of OFFICERS, Satur-
day luncheon.
-O-O
Men of the stone age cultivated five
IrinIC Of rryhno+ El1Tr4oUn
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-11
SOME MILK NEWS

At meeting in Mokena farmers Of
VIII and Cook counties formally re-
fused to allow nOnunion daiTymen
to haul union produced milk to bot
ting plants.
These farmers insist that they
have organized labor union rather
than a milk producers assn.
The Bowman Dairy Co. today Off
cially announced that it would bury
the hatchet" and seek cooperation
with the farmers. It will rebuild the
$4,000 Mokena plant destroyed by
fire a few days ago.
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geGeit
Grarcs ucrfAcben!

Boibington is. geob. - Gas
8orberb0r bon aarl Armeaoro
@ropes, Der ii9 ais internotionolen
Spion ouseibt, in @irfIihfeit je.
bod EN- eeborener BerIiner nomens
Waeinde lit, lit nitf ben 6. 9e6ember
berihoben tporoen.
@rnpes alias Wleinfe 1T onge.
flogt. gegen DIE Satin oes 0eiitihen
8oti9ofters, @rnf bon 9ernitorff,
einen GrpreIiungsberiud unternom.
men 5u bnben. uno oos gerbor mar
ouf eeitern feitetiett iDorocn. Die
4ntlogebebor0e ertIGrte, oob oos
3euenis oes 9nn5lers Der oelttiden
@otidnft. Siirit 9osfelot, nnbeoingt
notie lei, lin Den @ro5cB oitrhfiib.
rem 5u fonnen iuesbolb Die Ieridie.
bune dngeoronet purOe, oa Der
6iirit crit Inn bic Grlaubnis Der
oelitiden 0feeiering einfonuuen
mllB. Inn ais 8enee nuftreten 5u
oiirien.
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1,0rtcistpilt iRMlS an
Rustes' 71ieSeFlasc!
iineiniefeit Der 0lepnbIifaner in aa.
Iifornitn fir bieieIbe Der.
artluurtIidJ gemadIt.

Can Grdncisco.. aaI., t6. Sob.
- gbeiter s. RoipeIl, @orliber oes
repubIifoniiden 8entraIfoniitees oes
Stoates mo6t IN elmer geitern ber-
6ffentIidten 8etortfltmodung Den
9orteiapiit nrlter ben NepubIifonern
bon aolifornien fir oie geie0erIoee
oes republifnniIten gonnertrdgers
Gbos. 6. Sugbcs berontiDortlid.
Gopea nlnht oenieitigen Republifn-
neriL melhe tp1brcn0 @ugbeS' Auf.
entbolt in Ssaliforrtien I'M ibn ma.
rem uno Die 8eronitoltungen 5li ben
Re0en in Der Snno batten, ibre
gfIidten i6ledt erfiillt unO oireft
erteegen ben aus oen Often erbalte.
nen SnItruftionen gebon0elt b1tten.
SSn Der 8etnnntmohung beiBt es:
.@enn Die HotihI1ge uno Io5uingen
Goroerilneen Der nntionnlen Setter
Der Sugbes'iden N1nlbogne bon
oenjenigen. pelhe in SoLifornien
Oomols an Der Spise Itnnoen, nid)t
b0Ilie ignoriert uno unteroriidt
iporoen ip1ren. tpiiroe &err Sugbes
beiite obne 3lpeifeI Der erip6blte
Br1iioent Der Ser. Stoaten iein.
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Britiie6c l5ekIii0cn
iucrScn bIcbecitcnt!

Berlin. t6. Sob. (f5unfenberidt.)
stug 5uDerldiiige1 oeiti6eu 9enm.
tenfreifen berlalltet, pie Die 9erliuer
lleberIee. gtodrihten Qlgentlr ont
0ienstog nel6et, onB Die bon eng
iiider 5eite erbobene 8ebauptling
iiber einc iSlaftDpbllspbioeulie int
@efanaenlaaer BON @nrOeIeeen Dol
Zig unbeariinoet iei. Son engli-
iAer 5eite mar babaubtet iuororn.
ouB bon 1900 @ef1neeren 5000
Der gsibefnie erlcden ieien.
a@enn Der Rrosentios Der Tos
DesfdIle in oiefeln Berift slttreffenb
aeipeIen u1re. nliiBte er ais eiit
9epeis oafiir 9eItelb pelf pirfiame
@egenindbregeln gegen Die Gpibentte
aetrofien inoroelt iudren, Die nof)
9ebunpting ..ulebrere Dtn-
nate geooucrt bat goti1dlid iino
I'M @efonaenenln1er bnn Bor0eIc.
ecn mr. i79 SoOesf1Ie ieit gc.
qinn nes arieQes 5ii ber5eihncn.~
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Die 1oerlilitc Scr
JtaIiencr IiltN riciie.
sgrrlicren in Der Sdlln6t am Sfun5O
$4,000 aliann; bic DursiialidDe
6iterreidIiidDe Artiileric.

Berlin, 16. geoD. (tyunteft6eribt.) J
9ie lleberieeiIde gfadridYEen-
agettur mel0ete geitern folgenOes:
Sic @iener gerihte bon ben
tilr6tcrlid)en gerlnlten Der Stale,
ner in ibrer lesten Sffenftne i'm
Slon3o-@cbiet iino beitdtigt fporoea,
Die erblttertiten G1nlpfe oes itolie,
Mid -0iterreidiiden arieees uitrpen
in Dem Dorf @oltognieDl53a oltsge-
iodten. gLuBcrorocntlid mirtIames
glrtiIlertefeuer Der Seiterreider Ger
aid)tete eine itoIieniide Snianterie-
brigooe nno elm Battalion @erIag-
lieri foIt bis auf Den leBten @tarn.
.9lnbere &eginenter, iDclbc olS
GrlaB gel6idt pnroen, erIitten
gfeihifauere @erLuite. glls es 5rm
9onbgenenge fam, maret bersits
minoeltens bic S1lfte oller sum 9ln-
grlff p6rgei6idten italleniihen
Eruppen gefallen ooer fonnte niht
mebr am Gonpf tetlaebmen.
n9lQe itdlieniihtn 8erldte itim-
men oarin therein, ooB oas feinNli=
DE 9lrtilleriefeuer BON geraoe5u TN
beimllber @5enoui9feit unO fiirdter-
lidcr @irfltng mar. @on5 be|on=
oers traf oies 5u heim 5rommels
feuer Der 0lterrei9ii6.uneariiAen
glrtiGerie i'm gtahttuutpf bel Dem
9orf @altagniebi83a. Dleie8 Sroms
melfeuer 8pong Die Staliener, lire
Oorttgen Stelluneen Sii rGuntert,
trosoeut 0ieielben 0llr6 ungcfdbr
200 @toidinengeipcbre herteiOigt
ipuroen.
o0ei Gaitagliepi55o boben Die
SStalieucr unsefibr $4,000 Ntorn
oerIoren."
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Die iiterikaniiebs
atitcr. lscnfcreIts!

9(tlantic Gitb. q. S.. 16. 9toD.
Sails iidb ftiht nod nette uno uns
erpartete Sdlpierigfeiten erbebel
iolten, miro, ipie es gcitern obcno
ben gInihctn bate, nod Gnoe bic.
fer ISOLDE Elm 9bfonunen betr ifs
Der 3uriidsiebltng Der Terilingid,en
expedition aus Olcrito aultnnoe
tonlnlen. 8obriheinIid| miro Dos
Abtonncn nidlt Elm lOfortiges s}l.
ritddiebcn Der StrofcrpeDltlon poric-
ben, ionOeri cine 5riit bon so bis
80 Sngen OaIiir offen loIielt. Die
omerifmlild]ei aolnmilidre itito bn-
BON iiber5eugt, oob Gdrrali5a oen
Gonlpf gegell @inn forciereA iDllI,
nofiir ort beitcn Der llniit1ltb fprit)t.
Dob er General sDelir1io nit benz
Cberbcicbl Der eeeen Siuo ilIt gor-
ben fon3eltrierten SritppeH ailiidtt
oes Generals Sneillto Erepnio &C.
troltt bat.
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Pc1cnScuc
an riindnii1cr Srcnt!

Berlin. t6. 9tob. (Srnfcilberift. }
- 6iirit 8iIbeIm bon Sobenooaern-
Gigniaringer, Der ben Stang eines
Generals Der SSnfonterie befleinet,
Der 1ltere griiDer oes Ss6nigs Ser
6iitono bon Ritn1nien, befirtoet iid)
bel ben on Der rnrlt1niihen sSrorlt
f1nlpfenoen oeitti1en Sruppen I'M
sSeIOe. Bel einem i'm Sdupt1nnrtier
Der 8. glrulee nerar1itnlteten 9onfett
bielt Der 6iirIt cine 9Reoe, in fpeIher
er iagte, Dab er an Die 6rort eeeilt
iei Inn oIs Geltiber leiner Gnt.
riiItiing iiber oen 8errdt IliuI1nietis
ausoruf Su berleiben.
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11iadseiticits rieii9c
Bcutc In kc1itaitS0!

Berlin. 16. gaob (5unfenberiht.) }
Die S0Iniidle golts3eituag
l5reibt, ouB Die bon f5elSmorifnIl D.
Modenlen in Der riinl6niidlen .ma.
fenItaot RonItonSa gerludte Serioes-
5eite ms llngebeure sebt. 0lan lit
nit Der 8ninmneniteIlung oerlelfcn
nod nift Fertie getporoen, icDiel
ober peiB man, oaB man BORT 30.s
900 Eonnen 9sctroleunI, 27,U00
Tonnen gen5in, 1900 Sonnen en-.
oere 9eIorten uilb toloIIale 8orrote
3ufer unD Gnffee boroe-
fitnOen bobe. Gs lit ecttug porb1n.
betl, Inn Die geboIferling uno Sol.
ootcn oif mebrere Rouate' binouS
5u Derleben.
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Jn DentldlanS mus
icSt icOer 0rbciten!
sSeber, arm 0ber reid, i'm ssntereile
OeS &aterIaHOes snr alrbeit
beranse5Oscn.

Berlin 13. Iob. (fsitnfenocpeidDc,
ie0enfaIls 5iriidbebnIter.) Die
iogenoitnte oMdnnesfroft. .1orIoge@
tpelde oGgelteine arbeit fir 1ILe 01.
81 fibie0 Getitide binter Der syront
boriiebt, !. unbeSu fertig 1usgenr.
beifet. Die snallen @in5elbeiten
Der @orlage finO nod nitf)t befnnnt
gerlndt tuor6eu, aber tuie Oie GEL
tiingen onaeben, Iuiro ons @eieb
aif nIe aI1iien, arm iuie reid,
gleihm6bie Gejug nebIneil. yeion.
ners bic Nihtstuer. tDeIhe BON ibren
@infiinften Ieben, lpie oicienigen,
melde in 3ipeigen tdtig fin6, Sic iii
feiner 8erbin0ung nit Der Gllrh.
fiibrnre Des Sfriegcs tn 8erbinDung
iteDer, lit0 neI6e 0bne Sd)nDeri fit
bic slIlgeiilein6eit niifgeaeben Der.
ben f0rtitarL ioGen herniige5ogeit ipu.
ben.
es III 6ieg cine ssorl eines
3pongoienites, mte es beibt, Der
nidDt oireft auf SSrntien 8e5llg bat.
Gs iol nur cine hebnrrIihe Sam.
pogne gefiibrt meroen, I'M oieie gle.
lcrpe Der g[rbeitsfroft duF oas
auBcrite oiis5uniieen.
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c=GampfpIab
grObrs 2ci(bcnfclO.
Britcn uctntS0en ibrc pcrlMIte mrft00liN uIcf
ldnecr 81 crtra9cn; Gctuinnc in kciiicm
Ginklang so Scn Opfcrn.
ytalien fdnet an, iiber enolanS 81 railonic

Berlin. i6. 9eop. (Bon &1rl glder-
mann, &orreipcnosnt Der Sdeliden
Snnbo Sribiine. 5unfenberid]t -
5obe Milit1rbenntte ertldren belite,
6ob Selonlorldlnl BON Sin0crlburg
Die 9riten an Der Soun1e.8ront
5pingt, Meni6enopfer gu bringen
Die In oar ttmcm gerbGltnis 5il
Dem @eldnoeaeipinn Der glnereifer
iteben. Seute luurocn Die britiiden
2inicn eineln iurhtboren gtrti1erie-
ieuer auseeiest uno es fin0 An5ei.
den porbanoen Dab Die griten. ioa-
fen iie bitlnen 4uroem tnie0er bic
Sffenitpe erareiien eberio idtpere
@erIuite ON Soten uno 8eriunnoeten
erleioen meroelL mie bisber.
glIle bon Der syront poriiegenben
8eri9te Iaiien erfennen oaB Die
g'riten obne 9liifiifsnabne nuf Die
rieiigen Menidenopfer, Die iie brod).
ten angriffen. Gie oeutiAen Streit.
frGfte ncrteiOiaten ibre bon ben
feinoIiden @eitoiien aerltorten Ser
Ifon5ungen big oufs duBerlte. gs
miro 6eutiderieits 5ugegeben, oab
Die 8riten ortf engen 9foune 10
aoblrei9es @eidiis nufeefiibrt bot.
ten, DaB ncren @eidoBmirtung
fur9tb1r mar; Die 8erlhon8ungen
iuurocn ourd oen @eifoBbogeI DoG-
ltdnoie oerit6rt, nno es lit fein
8unoer, 0oB Der 5einb bel ieinem
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Haiicr Sratts Jcicpb
tuicSer berocitcat! !!

Q3erlitL 16. slob. (5imfen6eridt) J
Staiier fSrons sSoiei, mel6er feii
einigen Gngen an cinem Ieihten aa-
tarrb leiDet, tontite troBoeln ieinerl
tagliten 9fli6ten 111fomnen mo
Die iibliben geribte eittgeeenneb-
ntelt.
yead) ben lebten gloGriften lit be.
reitS elne geiierllng IN Dem 8uitono
0es ereiien @eonor9en einsetreten,
imo Die Ger3te erfldren, noB ieina
tSeiuttobeit 10 gut ipie nieoerBcr-
aelteIIt iei.
Ger aoiIer bat mebreren 8erio-
net eitie 4u0ieit5 gepobrt iuto dith
0en neuen Dlterreifiidlen gtiniiter-
pr1iioenten, b. Sf0rbet, etnpiongeu.
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1saalas crtpaRlt Isl
tucibI. 1saaciHntcn!

&opefa. Seas, t6. geob. Son
ben 255 Sraueit, ipelde iid) iii 80
bon 0en 105 Counties oes Staotes
aanl1s Inn g(enlter bepor6en litlO
ISL erlu1bIt lDorocn. Son bieien
muroen IS 5u gountD. Sduliuperin-
tenoentinnen erpdblt, 36 5u &egt-
ltraren, 25 5u Glerfs bon 9iitrift-
eeridten Is su Gouutb S9abmeis
tern 5 5u GountnclcrfS nno 2 5u
grobotri9tern. @eeenpdrtig babcn
1876 5rauen In aanias 0ffertfi1e
slemter i1tne.
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Sur Grleid,fcrilit0
Nes l11000ofsiit0it0els! /!


glcip gOrf. 16. gfou. - Gie Der
eiuignng nnierifntildDer Giienbobn.
geleIlifoften belt eeitern ibre bolb-
idbrIibe @erionurlung a6, in mel
der lie DiaBnobmcn beFiirmortete,
lu1 ben ilnu.er oriifenner iperben-
ben MnnaeI an sSrnftmnggons ab-
olibelFen. gs iuiiroe beihlojierL ooB
bic 8erIoner oner Gntpf1nger be-
neiitenD bobere @ctr1ge fiir lteber.
licfernne Der 9ogoons be5abLen
miiiien. oLs bisber, oontit iie ner.
onlaBt iperncn, bic llmIoOuna 5il
teifleltilieen. 9iele 9taten lo[lell
pom /. 9eSealber ob nnd gbIouf
Der 5rei3eit S2 fir ben eriten, SO
fit oen dfpeiten, $i fir ben orttten
nno $5 fir ben bierten un0 ieoen
iDeiteren &ag bctragen,
gllIe Bohner, meld)e bon on0eren
8abnen sSrodtipoegons 5uriidbebal,
ten, Iollen ein 1dae1elo bon 45c
bis $1.25 beoohlett. 2tudj foI fir
lleberliege5eit GIN beionbers bober
5trnfbetrng oneelekt iperOen.
GIN Ssonlitee Der 8ereinigung
miro ssreitog mt oen 8ertretern Der
8tUildenitnotliden SonoeIsfonntiiIi-
on fonierieretL rnO Die @oten iol.
len, foIls iie Die @iIliglutg Der
4ouliniilion iinoeu. bonn /. 9e5ein.
Der ob in 4raft treten.
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ipGter erfol1ten Sturrnongriff etIi.
dc Sdondgrnben uno D0rfer 1r
erobcrn permohte. 9iele @elpime
ober iiuo bon Den 8riten 10 teuer
erfauit lDoroeiL onB Der @erIult BON
Menihenlebcn in feinem Ginflane
nit Dem @eI6noeaeipinn gebroht
peroen f6nnen. gs wirD in Scr.
lin frei unO often SugcitdnOen oof
Die 8riten befeltigte 0eutid]e 6teL.
liingen aenonlnlen babcn. 9[ber 10
bieIe bunOerte 1bnlide Bcfeltigun-
gen befinoen fi9 innerbnIb oeg 9idb-
mems Der bttfeiIen1rtigcn CONNIE.
sront, ooB bus gLufgebcn BON Elm
ponr Stclliugen ODER 0orfer oIIer.
oines unbebaglid, aber feineslpees
gefdbrIid lit.
gs Dur0e beiite in gerliner Wei.
!it6rtreiIen berporgcbobetl 0ob Die
griten nod ibren Eeilerioleen an
Der Sommc.6ront gepaItigp gIn.
itrengin0en MAIDEN milIicr. Inn bic
StolIener. bic iid ergcn bic brittidc
Yeoriidung auf5ulebncn beginner,
au berubieen, unO gcgen Die Oroben.
De @ungersnot i'm eignen ynnoe an.
Siif1nlpfen.
9epeiden aus 2ug1no, Ghmei5,
on Die 9oiIiide 3eitliug bciagcn,
Oab Die roniide 3eitlng @iOrnnIa
o'sSStalia Gnglnn0 idori frltiiicrc, IN
Dem fie borauf binlueiIt, ouB eng.
lonO Den arieg in bic 2Gnge sicAe.
lift nuein in Der abiidt, 3eutidl
lnn0 5ll acrihmctterl, ior0crn algd)
Die gerbiinOeten @nglan0s. Gem
Die 8riten Stuineen oeren 8erbiin0c.
ten ale Norrdte BON 2iperpnOI Urn
2on0on al bc5iebcn, poOurN eng.
Lamb bcrai6crt miro.
Der 2OfoIdn3ciger pertUriit III fri.
ner beutigen 9luseabe ni Detuurfn
gen6er Stl c nuf Die I'M brittid)
llnterbaule eingcbradte Aeiplutlou.
ponad in gan3 GrgInnO Gr1.ib-
rltngs5ciltrolen einoeridtst merDpn
ionen, INN 0li bcrbinocrn onb eie
Nobrungsntittel nod nlebr I'M 9srei-
ie lteigcn. glus Oicier JeicInAiun
gebt berbor. OnB in England DirdD
ben EauGbootfrieg Rn1ruiigsiorggu
eutitnnoen iino.
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PonAit6 crbdIf
alloet,t. Stinttitrcbt!

Soag, iiber 2onoott, f6, gaOb.
3os 9orIoment Der IicOerIanOp b1t
geitern einitimnttg Elm @eies ottee-
nonmen ipeIhes DdB oIIgelneine
Stintnre1t einEiibrt uno NIT Blu
rolltinnncn unb onberen pernltcten
@eetbooeu eth Gnoe ntnht. SSrnlt.
enitinlnredt lit bierlttit ie0odl nod
ni1t oerbuiloen, tpenn auh oag nene
@eiee 8eitimmiiiteen ertb1lt, pelde
ols gOrI1ufer fit 0asieIbe beScids
net iperoen fonnen.
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DcittId1laitN iibt
1DiSerperoeItmn

Berlin, t6. @op. (Sunfeuberidt) J
= 9Ils @eaennlnBrcacl gcgcn ocn
3manesweiien @erfouf ocutihcn 9e.
iibes in Der enpIiiben &oIonie bon
yaieerin. Mfrifu, Bat Die oelitlHe 9ie.
gieriug ben 9dloft oes cir syrantis
Gpbenbeiin. Aes friiberen @enernI.
foninIs IN .sronIflirt, Der einen
gSert ron 100000 Mdrf repr1len-
tiert, ncrfu1tfen Inilen.
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90 DcGcrfctirc on Scr
Grcttsc perbaftet!

Genlins, q. Wl.. i6. gaob. so
9elite bon Der propilorilfcn Snfon.
terie Brigade In Sort 9oparO, q.
N., tpeIde fpeeeu Der erpben 6tro.
pa6en infolge Der Ssdlte ociertiert
parer, iino cingefoneen nilo in Soft
genontnten luorDen. auh tcin ettes
3ei9en fir cen 2orpsgeiitl
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ti)etferberid,t.

Sir 0noDa uit6 llmgcgcno
Gdon beiltc obeno uno 6rcitog, tci-
ne tucIcntlihe 9Icitoerlng in Der
Teulperntiir.
Sir gsebraSfa: 5dDon belitc
abcno uno 5reitng. feline iuejeut.ihc
IenOcrnng in ser Eeulpcrotur.
5iir ,sclpo Sdjcu be.te ebcn0
nno Ssreitng, etlp1s Mariner 9eutc
abcno TN 1itIidleil EciL.
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Ocitcrreicils itclcr
BctIe9nfter akSepticrt!

@uIbington, t6. ssor. 0ie
8unocsregiertlue bat Die Reoicruag
Dciterreid. .slngnrns in Gcnltnis &C.
iest, oaB ibr Graf aoom Gnrnolpsfi
bon Soraoip ols Der nelte Yotihufter
Der Dnppelmpndrhie on9cnebn tit.
Der Tag Der Abreiie ocs neiieu Ser.
treterS 9eiterreidl- llngnrnS III @aibs
iugton 1T nod nidt beitimnlt nor.
ocil.