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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-27

rated with Christmas green's and a
amusements. The club will have its
next meeting Jan. 9.
The marriage of Miss Nell Buell.
and Glen Wood. both of this city,
took place at the parsonage of the
First NJ +. church Sunday noon.
Rev. Henry L, Davis performed the
ceremony. Mr.. Wood is the assist
ant secretary Of the Y NJ. c. A. in
this city. After Feb. 1. Mr. and
Mrs. Wood will reside on Riverside
dr.
The engagement of Miss Clara
Gollnich 70 Finn Miller of Misha-
waka was announced by Mr.. and
Mrs +. Gollnick, Meadow Brook
I'd. at "A family dinner Christmas
day. Mr.. Miller is a son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r Miller of Mishawaka The
house was decorated with Christmas
bells and holly and there were
places laid for 16 guests. AIr and
Mrs Paul GOllnick Of Chicago and
Miss Mable Shurr of Defiance, O..
were out-of-town guests.
:.
4 pretty holiday dancing party Of
last evening. was the one at which
Miss Marie Neithardt, 20 5. Tay-
Tor St was hostess. Forty guests
were received at the Farmers Trust
hall and dancing began at $50
o'clock. continuing until u o'clock
An old fashioned two step circle
was one OF the attractive entertain
ments Of the evening. Frederick
sons orchestra gave the program of
dances. and the decorations were
suggestive Of the season. \ daintily
appointed supper was served at
1880 o'clock AT the Nicholson Inn.
The Home Telephone club gave
q Christmas party on Tuesday after
noon AT the home OF Mrs Z. +.
Daicey. 1898 Yukon av. The mem
bers enjoyed a Christmas tree from
which there were gifts for each one.
Refreshments were served at the
table Another meeting Of the club
is 20 be he-5 Jan. 9
:.
Members OF the north section.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-27
TIE SICK LIST.
Don't publish. 81.

Miss Margaret Condor, 613 f
Colfax av.. is III and confined 10
her home.
Miss Florence Neithardt is IN at
her home. 619 Cottage Grove av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-27
BIRTHS.

Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Luz
czynsk. S37 Brookfeld st, a daugh-
ter. this morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-27
White Goods

A great lot As inch crepe
voileS, 40 inch plain and fancy
crepeS, 40 inch crepeS, and
plain ratine, 80 inch Irish pop
lin, 80 inch fancy voileS, lawns
and swiSSes-35c to SOC mater
ialS, choice 25c yard.
25c white goods materials
during this sale 19c yard.
80 inch fancy SwiSses, regu-
lar 15c values for 1Oc.
Fancy lawns, crepeS and
ratineS, special at 1Oc yard.
Our 25c number of nainSook
sells at 19c, and our zoe line
at 15c yard.
NainSook in boxes, SOC
quality, 10 yards in a box, for
Sf.08.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-27

Members of the north section.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-27

Mr. and Mrs Sanford r Rugee.
IL s. William St, entertained with
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-11-10
The lineup and summary:

The lineup and summary:
w.S.C. Idaho
l.. r. X.
Zimmerman (16S) Robinson (160)
L.T.R.
Brooks (170) ...., Carnahan (1S5)
L.G.R.
Hamilton (175) 80. Martinson (200)
G.
Langdon (1S1) ..... Hayes (19O)
R.G.L.
Fishback GS4) 49,, jackson (165)
R.T.L.
Herreid GS5) 90. Gronninger (19O)
REL.
LOOMS (175) ..,.. Brashear (150)
Brown G65).........Pu rdy (160)
L.H,R.
Bangs G72). ,Dingle (135)
R.H.L.
r. Boone GSO ..... Keane (165)
f.
DO"hS Nioo1 - 80 Vel lOuSu NAVVj
The score by quarters:
w. s. c. ......9 6 8 1871
Idaho ... -. 20 0 0 O.
Substitutions: w. S. C.-Durham
for Brown, L. Hanley for thinner
man, R. Hanley for Doane, Boone
going to full; Skadan for LOOMS,
Dick Hanley going to end. Skadan
to right half; Finney for Fishback;
| c. Boone for Skadan; Boiler for R,
Boone, McCroskey for Finney, Nc
Gregor for Herreid. Idaho-Plas-
tino for Purdy, Dingle going to
quarter, Plastino to right half.
Touchdowns-Bangs 2, r. Boone
Goals from touchdowns-Dur
IL.
op-kicks-Durham 3.
Yardage from scrimmage-W S
c., $685. Idaho, rs.
First downs-W. S. c., 16; Idaho
Q.
Punts-Gerlough Idaho), 7 fol-
average of "a yards. Boone, 2 fol
an average of A yards; Bangs, fol-
SO yards
Penalties-Idaho, 8 for 90 yards;
! w. S. c., 5 for 35 yards.
Fumbles-W. S. C. 2, both recov
cred. Idaho, 3, one recovered.
Forward passes-W. S. C. 4, in
complete and l intercepted. Idaho
i, intercepted by c, Boone whC
made 18-yard gain.
Officials - Hurlburt, Portland
referee; Meyer, Spokane, umpire
Kennedy, Spokane, head linesman.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-11-10
LOOK OUT FOR RoUP

To determine whether a fowl is af-
tected with roup note the odor from
the head. The first symptom is
moisture at the nostrils followed by a
bead of moisture in the corner of one
or both eyes. If the disease devel-
ops, the eyes become swollen, cheesy
matter forms in them and also in
patches on the inside of mouth and
throat.
Where roup is prevalent in a flock
do as follows: Place X teaspoonful
permanganate of potash in quart
of water, shake up and add enough
of this mixture in drinking water to
color light violet. Cut off all other
water supply. permanganate of
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-11-10

President Il. o. Holland, of the
State College of Washington, DR.. Ira
d. Cardiff, head of the Experiment
Station, w. s. Thornber head of the
Extension department, and r. B.
Coglon. State County Agriculturist
leader, will attend the annual con-
vention of Agricultural Colleges and
Experiment Stations, at Washington,
d, c., November 1915.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-11-10

More than 80 girls of the State
College of Washington are reporting
regularly to Capt. Ostermann, Com
mandant of Cadets, every Saturday
for rifle practice.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-11-10

potash should only be used in glass.
granite or stone drinking vessels.
Give every bird dose, teaspoon
ful of epson salts once day for
three days. Feed in mash. Write
to the Extension Service, State Col
lege of Washington, for complete
directions for treating.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-11-10

same place. w. S. c. made first
down when Idaho was again penal
ized 10 yards for smuggling. Bangs
made /, right end; Boone 3. same
place w. S. c. made first down
when Idaho was again penahzed Is
yards for unnecessary roughness.
After Boone had made two at right
tackle w, S. c. lost Is yards for
holding, Durham added 3 more
points with pretty drop-kick from
the 25-yard line.
Score; w. S. c., 10; Idaho. o.
Dingle kicked over line. Boone,
who had touched the ball returned
II yards Bangs lost at right
tackle, but Boone gained s Just as
the half ended, with the ball on w.
S. C.'s 21-yard line.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-29

powers took part, says the Overseas News Agency. This report of the dis cussion declares;
 'felgiaH. serbian. M1ntercsrin aU.: lial';.n repr' sentati' eS gave vent to bitter feelings against p-ol )ngarion of ihe war -:,-d asains. the WA, ii whcfl the desires of small states were un- needed. A former Portuguese minister stated that it would have been better for Portugal l." have maintained nei- u;tl,y friendlj Co the ntente and that 'ne war coinp:rtclv rdmed Portugal Repl eeniatives Q: the small state de clnrv' that they were aI,hout infsrma .,p.i fpon the D.: of the en.eEte a9d said it wa a rcniCach to neutral r Wets that thfy m ie no effo { tc bring about peace. but sought to rain ., 4aith
 'i .nally the small powers deciCe'; ;, peat this meeting utter short i:.tc,- ,9l No officials, an haSSadors, or rep rest natives 0f the press were to be pd- mtted nor Were any official invitations tO be sent, since, as the Italian repre- sentative said. this would cause discon- tent on the part of the great powers of the entente. The next meeting was called 10 meet in Paris. flater meetings. however. to he held in other capitals.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-29
MEN ORGANIZE
 CONCERT CHORUS

A chorus of male voices was organ izcd last evening in the studios of William Conrad Mills which bids fair tO become quite a factor in the musical life of Phoenix. A number of the prominent choir singers of the city were present and perfected a perma nent organization The regular re- hearsals will be held each week on Tuesday evenings and any male singers in the city who have not yet been reached by the membership committee are requested to communicate with Mir W. r. McCulloch. r. East Adams street. or with Mir Mills.
 The new organization has adopted the nomenclature of the Apollo Club of Phoenix
 It is planned to give the first public concert of male quartets and choruses immediately after the Christmas holidays.
 MT. Edgar l.. Reinhold. formerly of San Francisco, has been appointed ac- companisl and William Conrad Mills is the musical dierctor of the organ iZatiOn
Arizona republican., 1916-11-29

ancc of General Trevino. Il was an- bounced here today
 The smoke Of an approaching train was thought to have been seen late today from the south hu, it proved ta be a switch engine irum the Juarez rail road yards.
 FL PASO. Nov. 2s- Government Of iicials here declared tonight they had received information which convinced them Villa was in Chihuahua City IL was also known official reports L. this effect had been sent to Washington substantiatilg messages sent earlier in the day.
 One government source gave out a report tonight tha; Villa had ordered all of the foreign residents of Chihuahua City tn leave on a special train for the border. but this report lacked verl- fication, it was stated
 Another report was that Villa had captured a car of ammunition which had been sent from Jnarez to General Trenvino and had sent General Con- gales 2 message thanking him for the ammunition. Villa. according to the same report used Trenvine's private code. which had fallen into his hands. ii was said.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-29

by the Germans
 Two more zeppeins, which were raiding northeast England, have been brought down in flames by anti-air- craft guns The crews of both air ships perished. A German airplane has dropped bombs on London. Nine per sons were injured The material dam age was slight.
 Rumanians Burn Towns
 LONDON, Nov. 2S. Dispatches from the German armies ln Rumana. says an Exchange Telegraph dispatch iron Copenhagen. report thNt the Ruman- ians have destroyed the railway from TchernoVado to Rucharest and are burning all the Villages and stores of food iu the course Of their retreat
 Small Allies Disconnected.
 BERLIN, Nov. ZS. by wireless to Say viBe The VoSsisehe Zeitung report of The recent conferences of the represen 1atives Of the entire allied govern ments mid sit Paris states that the confereJco was ifoilSFed by an inform al O.saljssEph of'the general SituaiiOu in which representatives of the small
Arizona republican., 1916-11-29
BRITISH CRUISER SUNK BY MINE
fRepublican A. p. Leased wirel

fRepublicsn A. p. Leased Wirel
 BERLIN. Nov. 2S (by wireless tp .Salville) ~ The British cruiser New castle Is reported to have been sunk nj the entrance to the Firth of Forth. Scotland, November 15, by cominr in contact with q mine, according to the Overseas News Agency
 'lt is reported from Rotterdam says the news agency. that the Brit ish cruiser Newcastle on November i5 in the North sea struck a mine and sank at the entrance to the Firth of Forth. while trying to reach home port. The vessel at the time was ac- companied by two other cruisers. Of the crew of the Newcastle. 27 men were killed and 47 wounded.
 The total losses to the British navy with this loss, as far as can be acser- tained. have reached 12i ships of 5G7 : 950 tons, not counting auxiliary criiis- CTS and auxiliary ships
 i "The English patrol ship sunk dur | ing the raid Of German sea forces the night of November 27. was the steam l trawlcr Narval, which was engaged in the mine sweeping service, Her crew ! belonged 10 the royal naval service" :. ----O-----------
 i Hire Little Salesman at the Re-
 publican office, A Want Ad. will see
 4.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-29
MOVIES TAKEN BY. GERMANS IF SHIP.
 THEY T0RPED0ED.
IsepubIlcan A. p. Leased Wlrel

LEepublican A. p. Leased Wirel
 PARIS, Nov. 2S-HoW six members of the crew of the steamer San Ser nardQ bound from Philadelphia, had moving pictures taken of them on board the German submarine just be- fore thc ship vas sunk ty the under WRer ioat Is related by one of the crew nrobably the French super-car- go. in the Tempe today The German officer when he boarded the vessel noticed 9 man wearing an overcoat.
 Who is this gentleman? the Ger man asked.
 The supCrcarga. g French captain, representing the owners" replied the captain of the san Bernardo,
 Let him come aboard the subma- rne with the five engineers. said the German "i snali keep them es hostages.
 When the steamer blew up, there was moving picture operator on the pridee of the sul marine who took a pict1re of the "uti~e proceedin".
 You seem 1b be annoyed" said the German cap.am in trench, to the suTcrcargo, as the latter glanced lo the operator of the camera.
 Naturally. l would rather be T hundred miles away from YOU. re- nlicd the sHpprcargo. "but since you have. without regard to our feelings taken cur uictm,s He.uncrs wi'l see Ina. the English .ni French always iavr the smile
 The story adds that the men were n6ti cetaiued as hostages Aut after Inc c.uneTaman had them on niS films auc hoW ship had been blown up theS sNeie placed in one or The loats ssith other members of the crew Oi tie Sun Rernerdino and later landed at New Castle.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-29

A dispatch from Lond'n Aug 1si l2 announced that the British steamer san Perrardino. vessel 0f S,9ol iops. had heen torpedoed in the North S8al, ,,rl
Arizona republican., 1916-11-29
TEUTONS STILL
 FIGHTING HARD
 FOR BUCHAREST

(continued from Page one)
Arizona republican., 1916-11-29
SIX DAYS SINCE IT STARTED AND WIRES
 CONTINUE SILENCE

tContinued from rage One)
Arizona republican., 1916-11-29

Hire Little Salesman at the Re- publican office, A Want Ad. will see more customers than you can.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
Sin Sanianncr r9ufnment".

Gin Document" rlennt Dos paris
fer rSpurnal" bo9trabenb cine p6os
togropbie bes trourieen 2auIanner
nSelOen" MarceI 9unaiter, bic gerabe
in benz Mugenblid auiaenommen If,
als bieier iibrigen3 in Der Me1tf9peia
geborene unb ni9t aus benz &anton
@argau itammenoe Singing am
S9ilb bes beutI9en &onIulat3 in
2aufonne unprecedented mar unb
Die beutf4e Sobne losbatte. Sin
Document. freiIi9 in onberem Sinne.
als Dos fran00iif4e 8latt es meint,
barf aber bieie Photographic immerz
bin infofern genannt iperoen, als ite
fir ben 2auIanner @eites5uitanb Bee
3ei9nenb 1T. Sic pirb ober 1T ndms
li9 ols Mnfi9tstarte in 2auionne gu
S~ouienben oertauft un0 1T au9 in
illuftrierten 8eilagen meitfGipei3eriz
i9er 3eitungen ber0ffentli@t porOen.
@s muB babel auffallen, tpie gut
iie gelungen lit. ba es bp9 mitten in
elmer ldrmenben 8pltsfunbgebung
BON mebreren t~auienO Meni@en fem
2ei9tes gepelen iein fann, bic nbiftoz
ride" Saene aufaunebmen. mos
nun glei9 nod benz 2aufonner Gor<
fail BON eintponbfreien 3eugen feitge<
ftellt ipurbe unb unpiberipro6en GEE
bliebsn 1T. nirb bur9 biefe pbotos
graphic fdlogenb erfpiefen: bereits
cine Stunbe Dor benz @ef9ebnis batte
Elm Ybotograpb an Ger siinitigi!en
Gtelle pofto eefaBt, I'M gum geuez
benen Mueenblid f~nipsbereit gu fem.
Das 5eigt bon neuem, pie forgfam
bieie ongeblid fpontone unb patriofis
f9e &unbgebung BON ben 2auianner
Sran3ofenfreunben nod ieber &iAz
tung bin porbereitet mar.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

na9 @ien, no uns bas 2e6en sana
normal f9ien; mir bemertten bort
feline Seurung. Damn bro9te man
uns aa9 Wanbbofen (?) BEL Mien.
tpo man uns cine per6dltnismdbige
Sreibeit lisB, nit Der @rlaubnis BON
Spa5iergdngen in einem umfreis BON
einem &ilometer uno nit elmer tag
li4en llnterbaltsfumme BON 5 Rros
men, mas gerobe ni9t biel, aber bod
geniigsnb mar. Die S9peiter 9inep.
fri6er SberI9peIter i'm Craig
9auie in Gbinburg, bic in einem
&runtenbaufs in paFarOpit mar,
Iagte, boB, als Der &iid5ug begann,
man ie na9 &ruI9spab i9idte, unb
baB ie bic Heiie babin i'm 8iebpas
gen ma9te. Die SsutI9en, uls tie
anfamen. bebanbelten fie bOfli4 unO
perIalen tie nit Brot. Oie 2eute,
BEL benen lie in Mien nor, iparen
auberOrOentli9 freunblid gu i6r; ibre
Wirtin batte einen Sobn, Der in
EuBlanb interniert mar, einen ans
bern auf Der Sniel Man. lIebris
gems Jet iebt nod ibrer Musiage iebr
penie Sppbus in Serbien, bic Mifs
iion pon 2abb paget bate bic
&rantbeit prattif9 gum Stiatano
gebraGt. Sic ieisn in feiner Meiie
f4le4t bebanoelt tporben, o6glei4
lie natiirlia oft auf Gtrob ober auf
benz bloBen 8ooen gu f4lafen batten
unb bic Nabruns artpeilen fnopp
unb I9le9t mar. Oie Mitglteoer
Der sreiten Miffion batten iia IN
Waliefpo aufgebalten, 5ogen banr
aber na9 Mrin5i, mo ie tparen, als
bic Seiterrei9er antamer. Man ianbs
tie lie bonn na9 8ubapeit nnb banl
mad Bern.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

9pugau, Der @oriteber Der &5ntgen@
a6teilunq, bon 1einen @rlebnihen err
sd6l.., uno mas bic Zines" obj
orudt:
nniere erfte MiIiion bate i6ren
Mufentbalt in 8ranbal9ta, als bic
Stabt bon ben Serben serdumt purs
be; man lieB nur bas 2a5orett 5uz
rid, Inn Die perpunoeten ierbii9en
Solbaten gu pflegen. Bon ben Seuts
f9en unb Seterrei9ern gefangenge@
nommen, tpurbe tie naG Rrui9epaB
geIdidt uno bort als &riegsgefange>
ne suriidsebalten. 0ie preubii9en
@orben iparen bic ~eriten, Die in Der
@tabt anfamen, uno balO folgten i3s
men frGftige unb noblgendbrte Snz
fanterie : gataiaone. Oie beuti9en
batten a[es, mas cine Mrmee nlr
broudt, geI9ibe, Munition. 9ors
rate. sic i9ienen eritaunt iiber bic
geringe 3abl bon @erpunbeten, bic
in unlerer !Sanb mar. Oas ertldrt
Ii9 ober baraus, bab bic Serben
iid 10 raid unO nit 10 sutem @rs
fOlg 5~uriidaoeen, Oab man ni9t ouf
lie i9:eBen fpnnte. Wir ipuroen ets
mem &rantenbauie sugeteilt, bag li9
bic Sfola rannte. Sir Galpb paget
fam uno ma9te fir ale @ngldnoer.
bic ba iporen, @orI9ldge, bas 2ano
gu rerla1en aber mOgli4 NOR bies
nur auf benz Mege 6ur6 Montenegro.
90 infer Better bier6lieb, enti4ieben
mir ms audi, Bel ibm aus5uborren.
pdbrenb anbere @ruppen iiber bic
i9nseteoedten s9iigel bon bannen 5os
gen. Mls bic Ser6en meg iparen,
unb tepor bic Oeuti9en eetommen
fpnren. mubten mir un5 iel6f ber<
pflsg.n, 10 gut mir tOnnten. 3ebn
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

eung. 9ier beiBt es: 10 Iei4t pie
mDsli9! limb groBe 2ei9tigteit mar
5peifellos bas 3iel Der fran30iif4en
Mpiatif! So9 Bel OieIem Streben
iieB man einen 5attOr aus benz @uge,
ben Sic oeutf9e Sluste9nit balls ols
9auptTa9e ertannte: 8etriebsii9erbeit
nnb 2~ebensoauer Ser Maf9ine! Sc
nib, bas eeringc @epi9t mar cine
un~perfennbare @i9tigteit. Oie bic 4n<
fGnee Der 6lu9tunft mG9tig unterz
ftiiBte. Ntr erit einmal log BON Der
Groe! Oils man biefen 3ped errei9t
uno geniigenO Our9ituOiert batte,
fDnnte ma nun aud Oaou iiberge6en,
ole @efabr bes Sliegens gu Dermlnz
bern. Ni9t CUR v2aune ipa99alliger
@portler io1te es tperDen, fonoern Elm
gertebrsmittel poaten Die @rfinber
baraus f9affen, bag, ~ungebunoen an
Drtli9e MegeOerbdItnife, Elm geraoe@
gu ioeales ELECTROMAGNETIC gu tpers
ben berfpra9. = lin 6ieIe 3iele gu
errei9en, bieB es bpr alien Singen.
oie Seele bes Jlugproblems gu bers
beFern: Sen 5lugmOtOr. Hun, Der
beut19en Slug : Snbuitrie 1T bas =
man. funn ieBt beina6e iagen: rid
baltlos = 9elungen.
Die Sronaofen, Sic ii9 in Der
Jlugtednit fir uniibertreffli4 bielten,
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

f9en 9sutf9 bat bebienen miiifen.
Qber nod mebr. Sie 5rau @roii9
muB natiirli9 no9 allen Ri@tungen
gebrieien perben, ol4 nod ihren
@eiitesgoben, unb 10 leien mir: uSie
Dame lit elm feiner unb gebilOeter
@ei{t, iie berftebt bas 9eutfGs Doll<
fommen unb geb0rt gu jener S9ar
BON Sntellettuellen, Die ibre qan5e
SGtisteit auf bic 9ebnna be5 &ulz
turfonbes ibrer Seimot bertponbt bas
hen." Merfpiirbig, baB Der itolies
nif9e 3eitunssI9reiber in biefem 3us
sammenbang feline BON ben 8ierber<
banbsfpra9en erpdbnt, gerabe als ob
man &ultur nur auf Seutf9 ber5reiz
ten fonnte!
Domit 1T es aber nod nidt eez
mug. Mir erfabren peiter alls benz
italienif9en 2oblieo auf Die ierbif4e
tSelbin, boB ie pdbrenb Oes fiir4z
terli9en Hiid3ugs na9 MlbQnien ibre
Ginbriids in ppetiI6er 5orm nieberz
sef4riebsn bat, niAt in ibrer Mut=
terfpraAe ollerbings, ober audi niDt
in Der Spro4e Der peiBsn Ober far
bisen GnsldnDer, ODER zines an5ern
fir Die @eIittung tdmpfenOen @ol<
fes, fonbern dusgerednet in benz bar
barifden 9eutf4! nnb Der Sribu<
nazMann 5pri4t nidt einnal f.in
8ebduern iiber bas llnsliid Der Dame
aus, BOP iie een6tigt 1T, fi6 biefer
8arborenlaute Su b%ebienen, er finbet
lire beutiden Muf5ei9nungen iosor
npon elmer frif9en unO fdlidten Mnz
NUT. Sollte man 10 etipas fir
mOeli9 balten? Sat benin Der lei4tz
innige 3eitungsi6reiber ni9t be-
badt, baB er iid bamit Der @efabr
alsfeBt, bonn Msifasgerp uno @e@
nOiien als Seuti@freunO berbd9tigt
gu perben9
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
RuffiIHe spIcnase In 1RumSnisH.

Gin rumGniI9es gloit brinet, pie
.@3 @t" melbet, bic To9ri6t, baB
bGrfig ruIIilde S9iffe auf rumGai
I9en @eipdIfern crIdeinen, Sie nihts
onberes aIs GontroIle uno espionage
be5fpedsu. Die &u!fen erIteiner
balO Bel elmer, balb Bel elmer onberen
Srti9oft NIT ibren Snmpfern, bon
benen Sffi3iere an 2orD eeben unb
Eel BEN Beipobnern fi9 gang lnae-.
inert iiber bebornliAe @erfiieungen
unterri6ten. Der jiinsiten Grturs
Tion bes Generals Matloton ppu
9ompfer n8sBnrobic" fOlate feitber
bic 2anbang mebrerer Sffi0iere zines
rufIiI9en Sampfers Bel Der Srtf9oft
&ilid. Mebrere rrfiifne Offi5iere
touften bort Wein, 8ranntpein urb
3igarren i'm Merte BON ettpa 300 Ruz
Bel elm. Sn5pif9en purOcn cinige
Offiaiere entFanbt, bic bur9 bas Sorf
5ogen, bic 2sute onbielten unb ii9
nit ibnen eingebenb iiber bic rumds
nif9en @erbdltnilIe unferbielten. 9os
grf9einsn bes ruififden S9iffes unb
Der Sffiaiere ertpedte BEL Der 8eDDl=
terung groBe S9eu, neil mar bofe
Mbii9ten bermutete. Dos 8orge6en
Der &tIfen piro aIs cine f9tvere
@erleBung Der NeutraIitGt Rumd<
MEMS unb gerabe5u ols cine proDo-
fation beasi4net.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
Aus dem deHtIbsn serbien.
geridjte it bic Seimat snriifgefebrter
engliiher &ranfcnpfleger.

NEltAtN w w ~
engliiher &ranfenpfleger.
gradblunqen BON Der 8eiebung
Gerbiens bur9 bic beutI9zOferreiS
9iI9en Sruppen MAIDEN leBt bic
Runbe bur@ oie engliiae prefe, bic
BON elmer @n3abI f6ottii9er, aus
ienem Qanbe auriid9etebrten S9pes
tern berrii6ren. SIS finO bauptfd@s
lid afpei MiIIionen geipeIen, bic bic
Srupren Der MittelmG9te BET ibrem
gin6rin9en in HorbTer6ien gefangenz
nobmen, unb na9Oem tie cine 3eits
lang in Oeitsrrei9 interniert fparen,
nie0er in i6re 9eimot entlieBen. @ae
bieie 8eri9te, bic aus eisenen @rz
lebniEen Itammen, beri9ten BON Der
guten 9oItung unb benz oroentli9en
8etragen Der beutI9en un6 Oiterrets
6iTGen Sruppen; acknowledgements
ldbt Der englii9e Senior fol3e 8es
ri9te ebenIo ab0ruden, ipte er ben err
funbenen @rGuelgeidi9ten bes ferbiz
T9en Sauptquortiers freien Weg
gibt. Der en9liIde 2efer, tpenn er
nur nod zines geringen Ha9oentens
fdbig 1T, miiBtt li@ bod iagen, baB
nu1 zines babon po6r fem fam,
unb baB ni9t dies fttmmt, mas man
ibm tdgli9 iiber Die r9unnen" cuff
tii9t. s66ren mir ben ni9t uninterz
eifanten 8eri4t. ben Der Or. Nic>