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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
GREAT REVIVAL is
SWEEPING: I'VE. MORIn


This church is the first 10 inaugurate
a campaign III the interest of family
worship especially, and the result even
this early Is most gratifying, and the
promise is that IT. will prove to he on"
OF marked success. and that the spirit
ual life OF the entire church Will be
greatly strengthened on account OF this
awakening regarding the Importance %:
the observance Of religious worship in
the home. While it is true that this
campaign Of the southern Presbyterian
Church is the first that any church has
!naugurated in the interest of the
family altar. at tho same time II is
true that the awak. 7ing In the in
terest Of the observance OF family
worship is not confined to this dcnoni-
nation. nor even 10 America. great
revival IN this interest IS now sweep
Ing over England and Scotland. and in
recent issue OF the Literary Digest
designated this as one OF the three
new tendencies in the relig ious life Of
England and Scotland that are being
attributed to the effect Of the war
In commenting upon statement in
the Christian Evangelist. The other
new tendencies noted are better OBJ
scrvancc OF sunday as day Of rest
, and such measure or cooperation
between the Anglican and Free
Churches rs was not believed 10 he
possible even one year ago. This
! comment goes further. and tells OF Il
great meeting hat was held recently
in London which was attended by men
OF tho Free and the Established Church
IN about equal numbers. The chair
man Of this meeting was a layman OF
the Free Church. and the Archbishop
( ~ Canterbury was the principal
speaker. Family Worship" was the
subject or the address Of tho arch
bishop. and he 70, chilly emphasized the
fact that "Englar on her knees at
home can accomplish more, perhaps.
than England lighting in or out OF the
trenches abroad"
Tho following words mark the close
OF the comment: The truth that
through Affections ofttmes come our
greatest blessings is evident in the
above paragraph. especially as regards
England and Scotland. That this war
will have a world wiie effect of puri-
firing and cleansing the religious life
of mankind is clearly indicated in this
and other life evidences Of spiritual
revival Is there not 4 direct call to
+! America In this to re-estab!isa the
! family altar in It's homes and 10 bring
our ncople nearer the heart OF the
! Father"
There is no cost attached To member
ship IN tho Family Altar League" OF
the Southern Presbyterian Church and
no machinery OF organization. and
these FACTS increase its popularity
among many people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Special Services VIII Hc Held To- Dny
at rnhernnclr Baptist
Church.

Til" Tabernacle Baptist Church to-
day will begin y series Of special meet
inrs in celebration of its twenty fifth
anniversary. At IL O'Clock this morn
ing Rev. w. +. Hines. u. -. OF opclika.
Ma, who was the first pastor OF the
Tabernacle Church. will preach a spe-
cial sermon.
Through Friday. each night this
week will he given over 10 special
service. The speaker tonight will he
Rev, !. J. Wicker. pastor of the Leigh
street Baptist Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

tho lame aud help him on. II IL this
service for others in my Masters name
that gives me courage - press upward
II Is the call of my brother that echoes
the call Of my Lord.
Onward. Upward. Veg. the path
Higher s,ill doth tend:
No; till lions eat" is reached
Pilgrims toll viii end.
Downward slopes SINS path or night
Upward lies tho land Of light
Those who seek Gods city bright
Ever must ascend"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
nl-hop Th,rtx-Thrce Yenr..

Rt. Rev. Narcisse u. Lorrain, who
died recently il his seventy fourth
year. had served thirty-thrce years as
Bisnop OF the Diocese OF Pembroke,
Ontario. Canada. being the first bishop
of that diocese. lie was for eleven
years n parish priest at Bedford. Vt.
and became vicar general OF the Do
cese OF Montreal in 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
INIr.tRI.A v.

First-Thc minister Rev. Frank
Pratt. will preach this morning on is
Christ Ever Coming Again." At 1920
o'clock he will address the Adult FL
bic Class on The Book of Leviticus."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
WORK TO WHICH ORGA NiIATIOS
VIII. IiI:ND MS ENEItt:lE:S

rlen follows 4 detailed schedule
showing the varied branches OF work
toward which the organization bends
it's energies. Sunday is devoted, Of
course. To I:ihlc classes. but all the
other days Of tn. week are given over
to secular Instruction. Library work.
piano lessons cooliing classes, home
makers studies, English. foreigners
classes. millinery making. and half n
dozen other practical lines of work are
taken mp and diligently taught.
y we'll equipped playground and the
, development and preventive work made
possihi" by its possession and constant
use form valuable part Of tho equip
ment Of this society. while the Cann
Fire Girls and the Eoy Scouts add their
wholesome influence To the efforts or
the officers. Last summer summer
camp made possible the strengthening
and announcement of eighteen girls.
Friendly visiting and practical study
OF conditions mako possible the foster
ing Of the Big Sister spirit. which has
accomplished so much for the better
mcnt OF conditions throughout the
world. particularly in this country A
study course in club activities WAS bc-
gun on Thursday. and will hc continued
throughout January and the early mart
OF February.
The work OF the circle has increased
50 rapidly. and its opportunities have
hrHadcned to such an extent that tho
present quarters arc already proving
, cramned, and an effort will soon 10
thade 10 secure home more nearly
adequate in size and appointments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

night his subject viii be NO DiMer-
eucc.
Colonial piRcc-Sunday school this ;
afternoon ~ $3.50 O'Clock. followed rs
preaching services
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
BISHOP nROWN EAyoRS
i.tlMEN'S NoIt.,ICS.r

~ -. James Episcopal Church IN
ihhrsdaN night thirty-three men regis
tered. Secretary Brown was prescn,
and made "a few remarks as IN u.b,,
me i-aEmens Movement had done since
rs organization in 1909 lie read =
!:w letters from lavmcn and ministers
~ Norfolk expressing what bad ho.n
accomplished through the influence or
IN" convention held there last Febru-
afE and stated that the Richmond con
nci'i"n would have wonderful in
Hhehce on the latty here. IL the laymnn
attended the convention. Eishop VIII
nam tab"l! Brown was present and
commended The Laymcn's Movement in
the hiEh"st terms. He urged the men
"i -. James 10 register as delegates
y number Of the churches in Rich
ihohd are aiming for not less than I0o
men registered as delegates from rhni,.
churches 10 the convention.
IN" Mcthndists are making upuru,1
efforts 10 secure large r.r,strotIon
NOT ohIE locally. but from all over the
state District supcr!ntcndents Law
readers and m"mhcrs of tho NISSAN
"o'f" as Wen rs many q: the minis
ttrS' are planning To attend the Eic;,
ii"'!n convention. Rooster meetings :. -,
being arranged for in Norfolk Suf-
iolk, and many other cities. All for rho
purpose OF cni!siinS laymen as dclc-
gates
invitations are being scnt ont m RI.
ministers throughout tho state urpin,.
them to send rs many delegates as nos.
siaic. also TO come to the convention
themselves -
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Christian SCIENTIST.

'Irst-Regullr services will be held
this morning. The subject will be
Life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
LUTHERAN.

I'irst-Csual services will be con-
Quoted by TIE pastor. Rev. j. j. Scherer,
Ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

Hanover Avcnuc-'rhe minister. Rev.
George w. kcmper. will preach this
morning on ~ Serious Problem" To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
HOUSE OF HAPPINESS
REPORT IS SUBMITTED
baptist Womcn'S Missionary Circle
Carries On Interesting and
Helpful Work.
OUTLINE OF ITS ENERGIES
Wcll-EHuipped Playground Feature
OF Preventive Efforts, Which In
clude Camp Fire Girls, Boy Scout
Troops and Summer Camps.


Work of n particularly helpful and
instructive character is being prose
cuted with great success by the Bap-
tist Moments Missionary Circle fo:
Richmond aud Vicinity. a large part Of
which is conducted from tho circles
headquarters in Richmond. which bears
the lovely and appropriate name OF
Tho House OF happiness.
In the report recently submitted by
Miss Caroline g. Holiday. president.
and Miss Nanny West. director. a dis
tinct note OF optimism and good cheer
prevails. Even the opening paragraph
is pervaded hy - spirit OF calm Ger
tainty Of the good the organization
is doing and the greater good IL cN-
poets 10 accomplish. 1t reads:
The year closes at the House OF
Happiness with much cheer and en-
cuuraEcmcnt and With deei,cned sense
Of our responsibility ms we face the
| immense needs that are coming to us
daily. To save II soul is Christ's great
conmand Quickly on il follows the
/ injunction to teach all things He has
commanded. The golden rule ia daily
! life the sanctity 81 The home, the care
Of the sick. consideration for the
stranger, tho prisoner. the hungry. ten
dcrncss 10 children. The care OF the
body opens the door To the soul. liow
We are trying To enter each open door
is shown in part 10y tn. schedule of our
1 Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
CIiIttSTIAN ".

Thirt-Thc pastor. Rev. Roger Lamar
Clark. will preach this morning on
The Loyalty of True Love" Tonight
his subject Viii he The Problem of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
INTEREST IN LAYMEN's
MOVEMENT CROWS DAILY
Local Committee Busy Making .Ar.
rangcments for Big Con-
ycntion Here
BOOSTER MEET NEWT SUNDAY
Important Gathering Will BE Held
at Grace Street Baptist Church
Bishop Brown Commcnds Idea ut
st. james Episcopal Church.

II anyone is in doubt as 10 the in
tercst being shown in tho coming Lay
mems Convention they should visit the
headquarters OF the convention com :
,nittce and note tho Office forcc hard
AT work sending OUT official notices.
posters. registration forms. and what
no:.
Inquiries arc coming in from min
iSteis all over the State asking for
information: some ministers arc even
sending checks 10 Secretary Brown nv
postage. asking him TO mail couyeo-
,,on notices TO the Iavmcn in their
Chufchcs not on the regular rceistra
ZION committee Seventy per cent q.
the Richmond churches have appointed
IN" registration committee as reuues,
cd ~ the convention committee. and
mes" committees viii he responsihla
'"r III" registration work in their local
churches. Each church is asked 10
APPOINT committee to canvass tho
maic membership OF the church TO Sc
cure the registrations through personal
Interview "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

This afternoon ut $50 o'clock rcurc-
ScntatlveS from the different BAPTIST
churches Of the city will meet in the
Bacon Memorial school. near Oak wood
for the purpose OF organizing Il new
church. For long time tho idea
OF giving the people in tho imlYcdiate
Vicinity OF Oakwood a Baptist church
mas been discussed. and under the di-
rection of itcv. W. \. Ayers. field SOC
'e'ar! OF the BAPTIST Council. the mat
ter reached a definite head.
Mr.. Ayers was succeeded BY Rev. c.
Baker Arcndall before this oreaniza-
ton was completed and Nr. Arendali
AT once took up the work. ard the
church is a promised reality for .o-day.
MI of the churches OF the city have
been requested 10 send delegates: n fine
musical program has been arranged,
aud the occasion promises to he on.
OF more than passing interest
Rev w. l.. Gibson. OF the SiurSeon
Memorial BAPTIST Church. Will preach
III" organization sermon, Mr.. Tucke,
tenor soloist OF the Grace street
Chdrch, will sing, as will also Mr.. Mills
and the quartet. or the Barton Heights
Baptist Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

Rev. :. W. Moore. OF BlucGeld. w.
Va. viii address tn. mru's meeting At
tie central Young Mems Christian AS
SCciatic,, this afternoon at $50 o clock
The i:.Ns. i;ihl" study club will meet
in tn" Young Mems Christian ASsocia .
ton lobby ut Ia o'clock There VIII
lie an Illustrated lecture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

~ the sunday afternoon ncc;iuc. o
the Railroad Young Mems christian
Association to-day there will lie Il Ills
cussion by -four young men Of til,
phases Of The Christian Life" ilar.>
-. Clarke. Of Chicago, will sin. sev,
cral solos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

kcr. IL. u, &. Maclachlan. - II. pas
tor o. the seventh street Christian
church. has planned Il series OF cvcn:nl.
sermons dealing with modern religious
movements The s"rtcs Hili include
seven sermons and the first New
Thought" lie will deliver Tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

And need patience and perscvcr-
ance and hope and cheer for the climb
ing Music is everywhere and We can
hear II II our own hearts keep sing
ing There can be no failure for him
who loves God and tries to he what
God wants him 10 be. But there il
another help which is most necessary.
IIe who would keep on the upward
path must try to help others to strug-
c,e upward. In one aspect Of it. each
ono has his own hill to climb. and lie
must climb it alone. But there is
another aspect, and that is the fell
loyship OF life. which. declared by
Christ Himself In His human life, bids
us help one another. We are nil
brothers The upward way lies before
us ALL and the stronger must help tho
weaker the older the younger, the
fortunate the unfortunate. cannot
hold TO the upgrade unless seek my
brother who Ia 1nesitating on the way.
unless 7 stop him who is falling back
ward, unless rouse up those who are
\exleep. unless I place my arm around
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9as Sraut 25a6r6eit.
Gin mobsrnss Mdrtsn bon
3. D. 8 tint.

sJo6ann", faste bic ss6eine 5r-u
GommifIionsrdthiH, .tragsu sic
msine grilantripiere gum 6oFiups'
Iier uno iagsn sic, er Ioa mir in Der
W2itts nod siu paar bii5i6e SteiHe
aNbrinsen, aber uiht gr6Bsr. ols cine
Ssmmsl = i'd mag bas pusig'
ui9t limb ooRn i6itsn Sic mi;
Die Gene berein."
Der Sobann etng, bic Gene fam.
Gene - Sic 5sfteblen midi" bons
rtrte bic 9udbiae. r9sitsrn absre
pqtsn nod brei 9IGttasn Burit aiIT
Der Ylatts, als tie btnaustam, uno
Oorbiu iob i6 in Der Speiiefummer
nur mebr slpei - no 1T bas Ortttse"
sd psib ni6t". ingte Gene srz
r5thcnb - ri9 babe es seipiB nitt
ssRrmmsn!"
Sic liigen, sic unpsriddmt>
gerTon! llnb neil aiiscn cine S:e
po6Hbsit it. bic i'd fir ben Sob
Ritt l,ioen tnnn. 10 i6nusn Sie an
srit.r qs9sn. JrsusH Sic ii3 auf Sbr
3eupnisl"
gitterli!b peineno gina Gene bins
aus. sic Bate bic Durfti6eibe ipirt.
lid giht genommen. llno banu Iief
lie in tiefem Summer gu ibrer pote,
Der See, unb er5dblts ibr bic @es
i6itte.
yRa, tparte~ iasts bic See. 0.s
hab' i5 fbon Iauge auf benz 9prn'
qnF' Guf, pns i9 bir fase: peHn
rieoer gplImonb 1T, ge6 In ben
gBalb unb iuhe ben Sled, mo- spiIhen
gitter1iib unO 5auienoi90n bas
araut @nbrbeit nGdit @eritas
intplcrabilis fast Der 9otoniter. Das
BON thu i6nsn bsim nd6iteu Souper
mas in bic Sauce. 8iftig iit's nidt.
nber libel bstpmmen Tpn's ibnen
bod!'
9lei9 am gnee ud9 @olImonb mar
groBs @inIabuus Bel @ebsimen 9om.
Mifionsrutbs unb es mar alGn5enb.
Ter ssiitreibe Oottpr Seri6ert
S6ulBe mar ba. befsu blonber qlrs
miniusbdrt ouf bic retFeren Srauen
lrirtte, pis oas 8IiimIein 9aIbrian
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GMiHsnad,ri6ten.
Yerisaal' al'Vstisen.

Srau II anna SO 6rt p 10 c n,
seb. S6rpeiBerbof, bat eeitern in Der
Wobnung ibrsr 9oftsr, syrau 2lusus
ita 3ebnber, 1919 Weit 2ibertp Str,
bic Qfusen gum spigen S4Iummsr
seidloHen. Die brabe beutite Pic
nierin, Die Ditttpe bon Sobann
WortblpeiH bate Elm 2flter BON 81
Sabren. 10 Monaien unb 20 5agsn
erreidt. Sic lit in Cincinnati gebOrsn
unb mar cine bon ben Glteiten 2sies
rinnen bes 9oltsblatt. sic binterldbt
5ipsi 90dter, 5rau 3ebnDer unb @als
Ter, eiHen Sobn, Satob, 3fpei Sfipiss
geriObne, Jreb. Gru6e uno &arl Wals
Ter, 13 Gntel unb 18 llrentel, ionic
.biele gefannte uno 5reun6e. Die ges
epoisung finOst am Dienitdg gladz
mittag I'm 2 llbr BON 5rausrbuuie
aus itatt. Bier ibrer Gntsltinber, So
baHn unb Satp6 9rube, 5rsb 3ebnber
unb &arI aun5s, fungireu als gabrs
trdger. Yaitor 6uao GiienlC6r piro
Die @ra6rsbe balten. Die geiiesung
erfoIst auf bsm 9ine StraBs 5risos
bOfs.
Ter poli5iit Gbparb Wyls
bel m, Der isit etpa 25 sSubren oeTn
poliSeiDerbnnb anseborte. lit seitern
Ra6mittag in fsiner @obHuns Ro.
1924 Smpsrial Sirabe, mad ldngeren
Ssibsn aus bsm 9ebsn ssitiebsn.
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Radt i'm Jlorbofen BON Gaucouri
P2lbnpe, i'm NorDsn bon @usuoerouri
unb norbDItli6 boz assbOsufs, nGa
obne Grfofe
SfGrter iporen duH biesmul biz
aneriffe Der Srdn3ofen, unb 3pur
ipieoerum befonbers bei Sailp. Sis
teriuften in Saillb einen eritsn On
eriff Inn 5.2O glahmiiiags, Der poas
iommen abgefpieIen puroe, iobann
nit Deritdrffen ardften nod einsn
speiten um 7 1l6r @bsnbs. 2lu6 bic
Ter puroe suriidgeihloetn. auf ben
@alb ct. pierre 8uit unter6ielter
Die SSran5oien g2atmittags ein feb
faftes @rtilIeriefeuer BON ihreu iiibs
ipeiilib oapon eeleeensa Stellungen
in Rancourt aug. lin feds llbr I'M,
tsrn1hmen fc aud einen Qugriff bus
rdirf, Der iebod ibnen teinsn Grfolg
frdfte. SIN Siibsn Der CONNIE
berrIfte 9lrtilferiefeuer an ben dbnlis
dlsn StelIen tpie bic Soae Supor. @m
eiibenbe Der Offeniipfront Der Cont
me, in Der 8eaenp BON Gbnulnes.
i,bten bic Ggranaofen aud 1eitsrn itrs
9eriu6e fort, BON preiioire aug peis
ter porsubringen. Sie unternGbmsn
6ftli9 bapon mebrsre 2lngriffs, Die
jsboG ulle abseipisien nurosn.
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Grantrei@
Sat bard aDOrtbru& psri3ufOsi.
Dab bic Yslpesunssireibeit Der
friesssefanssn,n fransOiifhen
Dffi5isre b.i6rdnft iporbeu

Berlin, II. Deg. gluf brabtlo.em
gB.a. mad, SappiGs. prtnier griane
Fat, ipis bic ll.beri.e Na6rihtenz
assniur melb.i, in einsm S6rsib.n
en- Elm Wtitglieb beg frun3oiiihen pars
Ianents sril1rt, bab fran3oiiidrn
iricasssfongencn Dffisieren in beiii'
'den Gefangeuenlagern ielne Spa5ire
gang. erlaubt piirbsn, unp bab sr lia}
an bic ipdnii6t 8otIdaft sefpsnost
fnbt. nm bierin einen Wanbel perbsis
spiiibrsn. Don 5uiianpiger beiItld'er
Seii. ipirb be5iislih bes Shreibens
BEG fran3oiiidm gremisrminiiters oas
FoIs,nbe seidst:
Die beutihe Rssieruns mdhte Der
fran3oiiffen Rsgieruna ben gors
idflas, bob triesseefansenen OfTi3iss
rsn gsiiattet tpsrben iolIte. Spn3terF
qdnss 5u maiden. Ra6bem bic fraHs
36iiIde Regierprs eidem BorIdlas
siiseiitmmt bate, iDurbe Die beirefreHs
be erlaubnib ssssbsn. es gelangss iee
bcd) CUR Henninib Der oeutlten R.s
nieruns. bag. bi. fran5Siii9e R.eiis
rnna ibr 8sriprshen nidt sshdlter
hrhe, unb bab hsutife Sf'i3isre III
iran,Siiitsn 9sfanseuenlaeern tstS
nerlei 9elpssunssfreibeit erhalisH bat
tan. 0araufbin mar bic tsutide Rss
aitruhs sssmunsen. bic 9srsiiuit;s
euna, bic iie triegsgcfangensn 1ranF
soiil6en Offi,i.rsn ssbdbrt, ipisoss
suriid5un.bmen. 1rObbem II btt
gtnum, in p.ltsm iid bic triessgea
iarasnsn fransOiiiten OIii5isre beipea
gen biirfsn. inner nod sr0bsr, als
Der, ipelfer ben triegsssfangensn
Geuiiteu Offisisrsn IN Granir.i6 sur
9srfiisnns its9t.-
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GuersiiHe protefte
Msrben In Trontreid ssg.u bas pros
ieitirts gerbot bss gliohoIs
seHufts laut.

paris. pia 2orbou. IT. Veg. -
g.seu ben plan Der R.gisruns. ben
9tltoboleenub In Sranirei6 gu psrbiss
ten, mudt iid in ben Rreiien Der sros
Ben mein, uRb SpirttuOieHbdnblsr
rins setpaItiss DppoiitiOn bemtrtbar.
Das Spnbitat Der Gnsross9dnbIer
in 3orbeaur pirb cine glboronung
nad paris mtfsnben, pelde beim
prelnierminiiter grianb seaen bds
seplante @srbot proteitirsn ioa.
Jn eintm 4rptef, Der pon sinem
Barrier Sbnbitut Don @eins unS
SpirituoienbdnbIern untsrasi9net lit.
mirb barauf binsstpieien, bab bic se'
planie Wabnabms ben 4derbau tbens
10 ipis aud ben grObbanbel nnb ben
alsinbanbsI iddbissn ipiirbe. Gbsnfo
lpis ss i'm anf9lub an bas I'M Sabre
1915 rfolste abfintbperbot aeiaab,
lptrben aud i.Bt nambofte Sddbmera
fabarfpriifs geltenb gematt, fals
bic neue Rabnabme in araft trsisn
Tollie,
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9cutiae 5lieser an Der Somme.
Bon prOfeifOr Or. @errs me-
gener.
6nunfnnnrii,r IN Ron

~ |kNSs
8asRsssnDettsr bat isit gefttrH
oufseb0rt. Der 5immsl Mt beq, Olt
ouft liar unb rubis, foHnig am Gage,
moHobel in Der gta6t. Gs mar BEL
Gage tudrm burd ben SonnenI5ein,
Rahts infolge Der Wolienlofig,eit
irsi!i6 ipinierlih talt, nit Morsen,
Heb.ln. Die Hd6its 5olss Sss Wettsr.
uTfHlass 1T geitern eine ii6eraus regs
Jliegertbitisteit auf beiben Ssiten az
lreien. 3ablrsi9e 9ufttGmpfe ba6sn
itattgefunoeH, in oenen mir unsetp6bn.
i6 eIGn5enbs grssbniiie ssba6t babsu.
Rift ipeniser als II feinblihe Slugs
verge bdben uniere anmpfflisser aus
Pen 2iiften berunterse6ols. Inter IL.
nsn Elm fran30iiihes grobtampffluga
3eue. Qu6 bic GrtuHbunesflieser hc,
sen ibre in BEN lsbten 5asen ftart 81.
5inberte Sbatig,eit tpieber diifnebmea
tOnneu. Wenn audi bic 2eiitungen Der
9autpffliegsr nit ibren ritterli4en
giu3eltdmpfen bic p5antaiie zines BE-
roii6 supfinbenben 9olies natursts
mag bsTonosrs bei4dftissn, 70 mub
bod au6 esr.9tsrpetie aIf bag niht
miHoer 5apfere unb uidt minber 81
6sutIame bingeipiefen tperben, mos
tisienissn uni.rsr 5lieser leiiten, be
Der 2tuitldruna bi.nsn bas 5susr un-
f,rer ariinerie tsit.n unb bic feinbIis
d.n Gampfoorbsreitunse binter Der
Jront it6rsn.
Gs NOR cine Der lebtsn Qeuberun>
gen 9oeIdes am Morsen DOT ieinen
9obesfluI ooB man bic 9bat.n be-
Ter onberen aameraben bod mid! 70
fintaniielIsu iout.: lie isisn minbeitens
70 tiibn unb sefGbrli8 rnb oft bic
tpif.igeren. 4u6 bic arbeit bes 8cms
btnabipurfgcidtpaoer binter Der feinbs
libsu Jront mar bon beiben Ssiten,
seit.rn Gbnlih lebbnft. lInf.rs sSrus'
5susgeidDnoer babeH aud In oi.ier
Riftung ssftern BEL Sage TO-
ipohl, ols aud pdbrsub Der Def.
len Ha9t iiber ben eegnsrifden Gis
Ienbchnsn, Sruppens4nfa
Wuritipnsldeern isbr lebbuft gearbeis
tet unb sablrsihe 9rdube, bic iie bss
obahtst baben, bs,unbsn bic grobs
ibrer Ibdtisieit. Startes
artilleriefeuer Bat ssitern an Der
Jront I'm artois esberrftt. iiioIi9
bon 60 8afes, iebod1 obns glnsriff.
Cine Observation-Disclosures bes
@egners fanb in Der @seenb BON Mr.
aegeniiber pon Gill. ftqtt.
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gnalGnber Elm FAIRIES 2lrtillerisTeuer
AUDI asitsrn n1rblih bon Der 9lncre.
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lifher patrpuilIen 8rritob. 3tpis
F6er glnert unb Somme bat cine
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gefunben. bic itboh fuit nlIe aud ses
fern ilsineren Mabiiabes iparen. go
fpdbrenb bes 5aets n5rblih Don
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