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The Washington times., 1916-04-11


guided the Widow through the glitter
Ing afternoon throng along the ave-
nue..
Because it's too late" began the
Widow. laying her small white gloved
hard prGpitiatlngly ON his coat cum.
"Ard-and have a headache"
Yes. Of course" remarked the Bache-
lcr Iaconically. Go on
And | got the dates mixed. some
how"
"Humph" srunted the Bachelor nOn'
committally.
And i've half promised to go to the
matinee"
The Bachelor raised his eyebrows and
scorned to reply.
"And I'm expecting the -Gregorys to
dinner" the Widow hurried on breath
lessly "And my new hat hasn't come
home from the milliner's and I'm awful
ly behind on the latest steps and the
doctor has forbidden mo to drink tea
and hate this gown I have on, ant
/ don't want to go and-and-'
And you love marrons glaces anC
prefer old rose to yellow and chocolate
TO champagne and the sun is shining
and II may rain day after tomorrow
and roses are red and violets blue
and"
what ARE you talking about?'
broke Ia the widow In a tone of In
tured establishment.
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Where Truth Can't Enter.


I-ELL whst7" demanded the
Bachelor.
Your one Big Black one"
explained the Widow. After
all. ! believe that's the better way. A
woman can learn a lot fropn a man II
she will only stop talking and keep an
open mind?"
But I'm not telling q black one"
pleaded the Bachelor. flushing guiitily,
II did do II on purpose. / was furious"
he added ferociously.
That's right" cooed the widow sooth-
ingly. Stick TO It! You are almost
convincing me-"
"oh. well-if you won't believe met
exclaimed the Bachelor despairingly.
"Of couse wIlll' declared the widow
sweetly. why shouldn't I-when It's
so much pleasanter to believe you than
to believe-what I saw with my own
eyes in the conservatory
The bachelor WINGED and swallowed
hard. then rose like fish to the bait
| with a mighty inspiration.
"Pouf!" he laughed in an off-hand
Iway. 81 knew you were there all the
time! That's why I-kissed her"
'Oh, dear" gfoaned the widow. "ItS
no use! You can't make n man change
him! j wasn't there. Mr.. Weatherby
And didn't see-anything! I'm not a
moving picture heroine, TO go about
spying on people. But I'll go To tn,
tea-da with you. anyway. After an
that wasn't my real reason for moi
wanting to CO."
WHAT the Bachelor almost chokec
in astonishment.
"Pouf!" lauShed the widow mockingly
"A woman who would tell her 'real
reason would tell her real age! And
a woman who would tell her real age
would tell anything. She wouldn't be
safe person to have aroundi"
Copyright. 1870.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
Brown Bread.

Put a eupful and half Of stale bread.
broker into small pieces. in n mixing
bowl. Add one pint OF cold water and
coax over night. Rub through a sieve,
one and one-half cupfuls of graham
-four. one and one-half cupfuls OF corn
meal, one and one-half cupfuls of rye
meal. one and one-half teaspoonfuls OF
salt, three teaspoonfuls of soda. and one
and one-fourth cupfuls OF cold water
Steam for two hours.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
Orange Sponge Cake.

Peat the whites of three eggs to a
stifr froth. Beat the yolks separately
anG add these to the whites. Add a
cup OF sugar and the grated rlnd and
the juice OF half an orange. Add n cup
of -four which has been sfted with a
teaspoonful of baking powder and a
pinch OF salt and bake in a shallow pan
in a moderate oven. For the icing, use
a cup OF confectioners' sugar. mixing It
with rind and juice enough of the re-
naming half orange to give n consist
ency that will spread. This Will keep
moist for a week.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
RECIPES
Cranberry Dessert.

Cook two cups of cranberries in very
! little water until tender and strain
through a fine sieve. Add a cup Of
sugar. Soak half box OF gelatine In
half a cup of water and add to the ber-
the gelatine and sugar are both thor
oughly dissolved, put on ice and stir
until II begins to harden. Then add a
cup of milk and cup of whipped
cream. Pour into mold and let
harden on ice.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
TO PEGGY.

She was a fowl OF the better kind.
Her pedigree was long, her comb
serene.
She bore the name of Lady Byzantine
For laying records she left far behind
CMore than three hundred eggs per
annum. mind.
She proudly ia.d.l or hens they hailed
her queen.
Till ono day came a bird OF lowly mien,
4 common duck, to barnyard ways
resigned.
PeEEy. the duck, cared naught for
pedigree
To live. to lay. to her that was TO he.
~ throush the year did Peggy lay and
lay
Nor even rested on the Sabbath day.
The morals this--Although in pride you
cluck
The palm will go to some more lucky
duck.
THE WHITE RABBIT
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
The Woman of It
SHE WINS AND LOSES A FIBBING CONTEST
By HELEN ROWLAND.

I'm being helpful" answered the
Bachelor sarcasticafiy. I'm merely
thinking Up n few more reasons for
you. How many excuses MUST a
Noman give before she tells the REAL
TRUTH? And why does she do it
since she always does tell It. sooner or
lnter?"
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
Times Pattern Service

A REMOVABLE shield may
"A protect the low V shaped
neck which takes graceful form
with the surplice style of this
blouse. The right front of the
blouse laps Until it reaches al
most the extreme left. The
sleeve upper section is formed
from the blouse without break
of line.
The pattern 6o2 is cut in sizes
80 to a. inches bust measure.
Medium size requires ~ yards
of So-inch material for waist and
"a yard of 4o-inch material for
sleeves, collar, and shield, to-
gether with Is yard of 18-inch
striped silk.
To obtain this pattern FIJI ouI
the coupon and enclose 10 cents ia
stamps or coin. Address Pattern
Department, Washington Times
Munsey Building, ID. C.
The Washington Times guaran
tees the delivery Of all patterns
-sent for through this service. Nc
patterns can he obtained in person
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
MALE MILLINERY MUSINGS.

just got pearl gray bonnet,
win sporty bow upon II,
And that bow sticks out behind like
Cupid's wings.
All II needs to make II natty
(And It's wearer look quite batty)
Us to tie It meath your chin with pur-
pie strings.
Now / need a sport cap bad
~ prefer the ones in plaid:
That kind holds nut the rain, so say
the ads.
Well, I've got to have a dip
For that little weekend trip
II It wasn't for the looks I'd borrow
: Hut the matter OF a straw
Is dilemma In the raw
Can my old one stand another week of
i might do in sunny weather,
Hut II wouldn't hold together,
I'm afraid, In case 1t got dose OF
rain.
When J slowed It in the attic
= II had suffered strains climatic.
ana ! Lhousht It's day was Ger by thai
But I've changed my mind on that,
Z For that Bickly old straw hat
piust throw out its chm and chest and
start the seaSonl
), .RoBERT o'LINK.
Mothers whose daughters escaped
matrimony last year are beginning to
fhinG about setting the porch swing
X Incidentally ditto mothers are patting
themselves on the back and cheering for
Pic threatened famine in matches; All
they need now TO complete the plot Is Ia
have the electric power plants sicken
THE CONDUCTOR.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11

The Gentleman on Our Left
says he Is the only married man
he knows who works the reverse
English on that wife going
through-your-pockets PROPOSE
tion. He always gets up half an
hour before his wife, goes
. through her pocketbook and gets
Q ten,minute start fof work be-
/. fore she wakes g.
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CIMES DAILY MAGAZINE PAGE]
Tired Feeling OF Spring
Due Mainly to Same
Cause as Hay FeDer
BY pR. LEoNARp KEENE HIRsHBERc.

w YHEN the flowers begin to paint
M the springtime with delight.
Wv certain nowery particles
called pollen" are scattered
far and near In the balmy air, to ini-
tiate the only real spring fever"
There is a widespread notion that
many persons must expect an annual Wis
itation at this season Of the year. In
deed. some mothers look for a spring
anatomical cleaning. just as they do TO
spring house cleaning.
Much OF this well-nigh universal be-
lief In spring fevers." Spring tonics,"
and blood purifiers" Is illfounded, but
some Of Il Is traceable to the former
prevalent malaTta, or ague and chills. A
great deal OF the tired feeiing-spring
The Washington times., 1916-04-11

,swinGinR ones full weight and skin
ming tho cat on car straps would be
wonderful. Running races to office.
and having office running teams would
be a boon. Why not inaugurate a
sports lee que for all. with rubber hunt
inE, running. neck bending. and cat
al1nning teams? The possibilities are
iimitless. ..n
The Washington times., 1916-04-11

News Note: Peggy duck with no known
pedigree, has beaten the egg.laying record
Of Lady Eglantine, the blue-rlbhon Leghorn
hen. Peggy's average II ten eggs per
mum more than Lady EElantine.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11

re Thy won't you 60 to the
\n/ tea-dance with me2" de-
Wv demanded the Bachelor In
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
Unavoidable
Exercise For
Bu sy People
Showing How Business Men
and Women get Plenty Of
Exercise Merely in the
Course of a Days Work,
:. Whether They Like It or
Not,

~ USY man, busy woman, and those
- who are making a blum at a.,
did you ever realize that you get
lots and lots of exercise every
day that you live7
Since you cannot answer this dues-
ton instantly, there is a chance for
more extended discussion Of the subject
,You do not need to play golf. or ten
mis-. or ride horseback. or indulge in
any out-of-dor. irksome pastime. Don't
grieve II you cannot. Be assured that
the busy man or woman gets plenty OF
exercise in merely the actual DISCHARGE
For generations II has been claimed
that the housewife has had the bulge on
the person who works out In the world.
I've from moral. mental, and physical
standpoints. Indeed certain people
point II out a. the acme OF happiness
ana success for women. The scrubbing
makes the arms beautiful, the dish
washing improves the disposition. and
the other manifold housewifely duties
perfect the complexion, reduce the hips.
and altogether. tend to make the per-
feet woman.
that q Government clerk. or a school
teacher, or q stenographer has just as
much exercise In the long run as the
housewife. or In the short run. too. for
that matter. The bulge, as Il were, Is
70 be taken from the housewife.
For Instance.
The muscles OF the neck achieve a
hieh state OF development in straining
70 look at the Postoffice clock, the
ciock at Fifteenth and New York ave-
nue.. and the clock at II and EOnrtaanth.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11

INITIATIVE Ia one of the most
~ valuable assets in business and
likewise one of the rarest." said
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
For Instance.

Running for cars snd trying to keep
on ones balance while the car Is in
motion are great leg developers.
The Washington times., 1916-04-11

CsIzE MUST DE PUT ON CoUPoN)
The Washington times., 1916-04-11
ThinRs We Could Do.

Hanging on straps in the street cars
1akes ape-like strength in the arms.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

zen Stiirg!b cine Sisung inter bem
gorfib beg Minifisrs fir d. 2onbes,
Oertbsibisuna Baron 9eorsi ab. 8te
in berurtisen 5aleh iibli9, perben
ale Winiitsr ibre 9emifiion eiagebeH
aber man gIaub. nidt, DaB &aiier
SraH5 Soiepb liz annebmen Dirb.
Der Min.Iter bes Snnern, Siirit
5o1snIObe Sdiaingsfiirft, Der fib
auf urlaub bsfinbst, tptrb unpersiig,
lid na3 Dien suriidtsbren uno biz
uuf p.iteres bag portsfeuille bes pre-
mierminifters ii6erns9meu. syinar3s
miHiiier Dr.. Don Aoerber bat cine
sSnipettionsreiIs nab gosnien, bic sr
an5utrsten eebaht, aufsesebeu.
Sn 0erbinounu nit Der Na6folge
fir ben 9rdfen Stiirstb perben Giirft
6obsulobe StiuiugsFiirit, Der pors
ntalige premierminiIter, Baron BON
Bed unb Or. BON Soerber gsuunrt.
5n gsrliner 3eitungen pirb, tp:e
bic lleberiee Rudri4ten 9tgentur
m.loet, baruuf binssluieieu, bab Der
MDrber oes 9remisrminiitsrs Speis
felsp5n. gsiiti1 urt3urs6nungsfdbiJ
III. Seine SapsIter beftnost iih Be-
r.its ieit sebn SabreH in elmer Srrena
anItalt. 3c. Qolsr bat itsts anar4is
itiI6e sbeurien befiirportst uno mar
Elm erbittertsr Gsgnsr ietnes eisenen
gatsrs Sr. 9ictpr Qoler. bes an
ertunntm Sii5rers Der 6ftsrreihiTAen
So,idlSemotraten. Dor sinigeH Sagen
erTt per0ffentlifte bic rGrbeiterse;s
tuna" in 8ien. Sas omtli4e Organ
Der ep3iaIosmutrutsu, einen asitauis
FAB. in pel6em bic agitatiOn, bic
ssrisbrib Qoler fiibrte, ibarf oeru-.
tbeilt un6 uls fir bic partsi fOpos!
ME fir b1s dusemeine publitum
ff,dbissnb bsSsi6pst purbe. Sieisr
oeitaufIab it utn 10 beoeutiamer, dls
Der g6efreoltteur Der rarbeiterset'
tuna", Or. gictur 6. glbIer, Ssr @as
ter Jrissrid 4oIsrs lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
Weranlabte ben SosialSemotraten Sr
Griebrid MbIsr sur grmorbuug
bes 0iterrei4iiden prsmisrs
Stafen Stiirstb.
Der attentdter in als rabiater 60.
5iaIsemoirat unb Der v2isbtne9t
Selterreids" betannt.
erf8ob ben premierminiiter, mel
bisir ben gei4sratb ni9i sins
berufen ipolIte.
Bel Der iyefinabne bes gtt.ntGters
purben Baron Don aebrenibal
.unb Elm OberieInsr Der,
nunbet.

W ben, 81. Oitober, pia Berlin,
20. Sttober. (aluf bra6tlofsm Megs
na9 Sappille.) -. gsi Der grmcrs
buns b,s Siisrrsi6iihsn premisrmi.
EiFers @rafen aarl Stiirstb banbslt.
ss Fh lin ein.n politiidsn Wcrb
btnn Der W5rber Or. Griebrif 9lb.
ler, bat tur3 nat feiner Jeftnnbms
eingsitanbeu, BAG er ben premiermi-
niiir nur erf6cHsn babe, tptil bieier
jid setpeisert butte ben Reihsratb
eirsuberufen.
Or. aoler III als ercsntriffer unb
ultra rdbitalsr Go3iaIbemotrat bss
tannt unb beibt a[lsemein Der ,,2isbs
ins9t Ssiierreids1. Or III Der Me-
batteur bss glattss Der aampi1.
Gr polIte iih anfdnslid nidt iiber bic
Griinbe auslaiien, tpelde ibn su ben,
gtitentai auf ben prtmierminiiter pers
anlabt batten. brad ieboh. na6bem er
fid einiss 3sit in Satt bsfanSsn bats
ts. suiammen unb ertldrte, bab er
burd bic politii, rtlfe Der prsmisr.
miniiter psrfolste. 3u BEN Morb pers
anlabt iporben isi.
Gss-Ds ustss fstesaomusu nsr..
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9ln3abI SfiiBengraben obgenomnen
ore iie erltiirntt batten. Den gnglan'
bern selang es NIT grauIigen Spfern
on Menidelleben, gang rnbeoeutenoe
8ortbeiIe I'M n0rbli6en glbifrtttt in
Der Rdbe 6es gfncre Sahs du errtil'
gen. Die aTrltlit,e Sefmultlnntlmg
Ialstet tpie folgt:
.alrneegrltp2e bes 4rinsen Tnp.
preht: 9ie Sdlaft on 0er Surnma
0miert nit rngeInirberter SeftigfeIt
lort. @m Sanlitog IDaren oie aIrtilIe'
rieIdHlpfe, nuulentIif norolif pom
csluB, BON gang ai.beror0entIiacr
Seftigfeit. Sronunelfeter auf Die
StlIeengrGben unb oas hinter oeniet'
ben aelesene @ebiet gi1rgSoen aiwrif.
len 6cr GnglanDer poraui, Die pom
Slncre Bad big nod @oarrceIette unO
alf beiben Seiten BON @ue,tbecoultrt
ge1ndbt lr,1b bes Sefreregs spieoe11uIt
.uuroerr.
Der Seirlb erlitt gerfuite, Die inn
ginflang mt ieirem riifittfsIoienSsa'
Mnopfern BON Dee1iderlIeben ituil6el.
&c gelang linn, IN Ger @egeno BON
9ranbcoilrt unb 8ps @ebtet 5u CT.
obern. Sci @lieioecolrt tultrbe er gu
riifRi6lneen. @rbitterte aGmpic III
Der ged6e bon SaillpsSaliieI braften
ben Sran;oien feline Sortbeile.
Sublih bon Der Sornme beieBtcn
mir bur6 einen @egenmtgriff eine On.
5obl Sfiieengrdben 5iptihen giuf3s
iirb Ga @aiionette, Die mir tiir5lit
pcrIoren bottert. 8ir nnbmer1 bort Den
Sransoien orei Offi5iere uub 172
Gfanu on Sefaneeneu, iotpie flint
yialdNnengepebre ab. SSit Der bearaI
reten 8egenb norbIib Don @baulnes
lit Elm erneitter Garitpf ieit Sautstas
albeilo i'm Sange.
slrnreeerlippe bes &ronprin5en:
4n Der @aos oal,ert ein Iebbaites ar.
tlQerteielrer an"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

Der GHtente tpeiiers yorberunse., an
GrtedenIanb unterbrsitet iporben jinb,
oarunter bas Werlangen, bab bic gries
9iibeu Sruppen nab benz iiibIiden
Sbsil bes aanbss sebra4t unb baB
alle Uiunitionsporrdtbe bes 2aubss
Der Gntente ausgeIiefert nerbeu.
Jn bieier Dom greitas battrteu De.
peids aus at6a beibt es, baB bic
Jorberunssn beln a0nis aoniiantin
Dom frans6fii4eu Tsilitaratta9s I'm,
terbreitet Durbsn. Bon Grie6enlans
fptro berlangt, bab Is ieine fdmmtli.
4en 5ruppen, bic fi9 in GefaIieu
(im Riiden Der GntentesS Sruppen u.
Wsa8ebonisn) befinben, na9 ber SaI6s
inisI Rorsa am iiibli6iten gnbe gries
denlanbs. bringen fou. Jerner iDirS
aud bic Guslisferung aler ariesspms
rdtbe seforbert, bic fiir Gefalien Be-
itimmt parsn. Gubsrbem purben AUDI
nod anbere Soroerunsen unterbreitst,
iiber pel&e ieoO4 nidts Raber.s bes
tannt III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

tag mahten, tpie bic oberfte Sesreslei' ;
tnng nselOet. bic bsutiaen unb Siters
rei6iIden Sruppsn IN @alSien. Iiibs
OitIi6 bon 2embsrs. einen @nsriff auf
Der gdyen 2inie unb bra6ten ben
Ruien cine bebeutenbe Hiebsrlase Bel.
70 baB Der Geinb iebt nur nod elm
gang unbeSeutenbes Gebiet auf BEN
ipeitli9eH ufer bes Haraputpba sEul,
ies kiest bat. 0ie RuFen erlitisn iebr
iaiDere @erluits unb babten 755Man,l
an @efansensn Elm. Scr amtlide Be-
ridt i6sr bic aGsnpfe IGu.et ,pi.
folst:
rgrmsesruppe beg prinasn asos
polb: Dor bem Centrum Der 9ruppen
bes GeHeraloberfis oOn Moprf4 uuo
ipsiiIi5 BON 2iitst (WoIbpuier) bat
bas gsf9iisfeuer auf beiben Seiten
fteGenipeiis on 5eftigtsit 5ussnOmp
men.
Sample In porsefaobenen Stsauns
gen peitli4 bonn Dberlauf Der Stripa
nabmen einsn fir uns siinitistn Wer'
Iauf.
Ssutffe Jnfanterie unter General
bon 9srof bat nab ben 0rtlihen gr'
folgen Der lesten Sage bem Geinbe III
sinsm ansriff auf Ser sauseH ainIs
5tuii6en Sipitslniii unb SioHoro'
ibp eine yiieberIase beisebraHt. SEPT
bat Der Jsinb nur nod elm gang tlsis
nes gebist auf BEN ipeitIi9en llfsr
bes Raraputa Glufes IN feinem Be-
fis. gsssnaHgriffe bes GeinSes. bic er
nit blutigsn Spfern matie, mibIan.
gen. Wir natnen neun Sfiisiere uno
TAG Wannifaften seiansen.'
Wien, 90. Sftcber, pia aorbon,
2S. Sftober. 0as oiterreid,iihea
n,iniiteriiim lat am Sonntog oas
SoIeenbe befannt gegeben:
sGront oes Grsbersegs aarI Srams: !:
sln Der Observation-Disclosures
@tenae oai,ern erbiiierte a0utpfe fort
9ln peri5iebenen Rinnften iinb bic
giunlanen suriifgeibIasen ucrben.
Eront oes ssrir3en 2eopoIo bon
gaucrn: eIm OberInuf ber,Gtripa ia.
ben Dor unieren 2inien erfoIgreidc
.Seiettc itatteef,noen. Die 9eutiten
baten bic Steaungem Der @uifen aui
oem Oitliden llier oes Iarapilpfa
5lniIes eritiirrtt unb ben 6eino iiber
ben 5luB setriebn. Riir nod EN- gang
fleines @ebiet befinbet iih in oell
Sanoen oes Geinoes. gSir babet adt
SiiiSiere unb TAO @aruiid,aften ae-
fanae1 genomn,en."
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Der Jeinb auf Der seIammteH Jrou
aug feinen StslunseH Dertrieben.
9uBerbem ipurbsn bic ipi9tisen Siiis
pun.te 1oprai Cart uno Go5abin
erpbert.
erpber.
Ruiien unb gtumdnen merben jebt bon
ben Sruppsn Der GeutraImd1te
perfolgt.

Berlin, %. Sitobsr. anf brabts
lpfem Wese nad Sappille, q. q. S!.
oberiie 5esrssleituns bat am Sonntds
bstannt gess5en. bdb bic Grmee bss
TelbmuridalIs Don WadeuIen in bss
Dobrubfda einen enti9eibenben Sieg
iiber bic RuFeu uub bic RumGnen bas
ponsetrasen unb ben Geino aus fei'
nen StelIunoen an Der san5en Jront
pertrieben bat. Die Rufeu unb Rus
mansn befinben iid iebt aui Der Gtutt
unb iperben bon ben Sruppen Der
Geniralmd5te perfolst. 5oprai Sar!
uno goba6in iinb erobert porben.
Der geri4t TT I'm Worilaut ME folst:
.aampffront bes grabsr8css Garl
5ran3 (Sisbsnbiirsen): Obf4on bic
Rumansn bic 3usanse gu iArsm aunos
barinadis perthtibisten, ,tpurben iis
an Dsridisbsn.n StelIen sei8lassn.
Gs seldns linen AUDI ni6t, bur4 gss
geHnnsriffe bas Serrai, bas mir ers
obert batten. uns pisber ab5unsbmen
aampffront b.s Jetbmari6ans BON
Nadsnisn( Dobrubida): Die SdIad...
bic am 10. Oiiober in Der Dobrubiha
besann. m gu unieren gunften ent.
fd,isb.n tporben. Die RufTen unb Rrr
mdnsn fpurben. nahbsm iie f4tpe,e
Ierlufs srIitisn baitsn, an Der san3er
Sront aus ibr.n SielIunssn psrfries
Fen, bis Fs Dorbereitet batten. 7opari
Snri Tin Der gdbe Der aiifte b.s
Gbipsrssn Wser.s. IA Msilen iiios
1iflid BON gonftan3a selesen) unb
GobuSin Q7 Rsilen iiiSSHlidl boz
Raiaopo an berDonau). farte SLIP.
punit., tpurben BON uns erobert. Die
3ruppen Der 9.rbiinbsten iinb iebt auF
Der grrfolauns Der RuiTeu uno Rus
mdnen btsrifftn."
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Spmbengrake
senbet fsinSlider Slieger in bic eng
liIdle Sseiiung Sbeernek an Der
SbemiemiittSung.
NtErltdJ 6ebanptet aOnouu, ban feti1
Sdaben angerid,tet ipurbe.

2onoon, 90. Sftober. Gin feino-
IiGer Slieser 5eigte itb am Sonftag
iiber Dem befeitieten Seebafen S6eer~
neb Gil Der SbenIeuiin5itna. @s nrr-
Sen bier 9ontben abqerporfcu.
Ger amtIide geridt, Der iiber Die
ten 5Iiegerangriff per0ffefttIiat tnmr.
be, la,itet lpie folet:
Gin feinbIides GIus3eue, oas IN
GROCER Sobe floa uoberte ii6 am
Sonr,tag Iafnrittus gegen @ierta
Dor Sapei llbr SbeerneB. @s mari bier
9omben ab. Drei fieleu I'M Soien ME
ocr. Die bierte @ontbe fieI In Die Dea9a
eilsea Habsrboies ,r,b betfdhists- -rer-
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idie5ene @iien6a6nDoggons. @ritiiGa
Slieger ltiegen auf nn0 Der ieinoIic9a
,Slieger fIiihtete ii6 oonn in norboit'
lider 9ii6tllng. IS lit fein 8erIuit
an W3enitenlebeu beriGhtet woroen. "
glm slbeno lDrtrbe Die ioIaelloe amt
Ii9e 8efanntnlafyinlg erlaiielN
Gin ieinhlitbes g2aiierflug5ell5
murOc am SOnlttag gtodanittaa Don
cillem rnierer Mnrtneflugseuge abge'
! i4oilel uno serItort. 3as 6lug3eul
fiel IN bic See. @qer @abri1einlId.
feii nab mar oieies 0as tSlug3e.tg.
lDeldes EcHrben auf SbeerneB ab'
mari
4bler bat feline Witi dull
bigen.
9onbon, %. Sttober. 2aut elmer
Reltteroepei6e Iagt bas rWOrgsns
blatt" in Wien, bat Dr. 5riebri9 Gbs
Ter gu lpieoerbpIten Utalen ertldrt, er
lei ii9 Der Sragpeite ietner 9anDs
lung ni6t Hur o0uts betpuBt, funoeru
babe bic Sbat du9 mad reifIther
lleberiegung besangen. Gr oerf8erts
gu gleiter 3eit, OaB sr tetnerlei Wlits
fauloige befibe. Sas Slatt fiigt bina
gu, bob llnterIuaungen ergeben 3dts
ten, pub es iid um oas 9erbre4en els
ues Wtonnes banole, Der Our9 llebers
crbetturg unb Streitigfeiten nit ieis
ner partei fupie nit ieinem 9ater in
einen 3uftanO 9o4graoiger 9eret5.s
belt serutben iet
Graf 9 Stiirtgb in eriter
9inie fir bic ftrenge
greB5euiur IN
Sefterrei6 bers
untportIih.
Berlin, 21 Ottpber. 4uf brabt.
loieuI Dege no9 SapDiae. 6ier TT
febr perig 6e5iialib Der NtptiOe fir
bic Grmoroung bes Diterrei6ti4eH
premiermini'ter3 @rofen Stiirtg6 be4
tannt. Der Prenlterminiiter mar Elm
suergi7ber gesner aller fortihrittlis
9en 9etpesunsen in Der Oiterret9tiheu
poIitit. Sn Der urbeusiamIten Wetis
pies er ale 5oroerungen ouf bic Gins
bsrufurg bes Rei4srdtbs suriid, Der
Ieit 8esinn beg &rieges niht in Sibs
ung sepeien 1T. Or mar aud in erFer
ainie fir bic T6arfe preb3eniur in
Sgiterreib peruntpprtIib, Gber es lda
gen abIotut feline 9tn3eiben bafiir Ocr,
ouB Wogen pptitif4er @yriiituns in
Seiierreidb 10 fart tpureu, bob re
T6lieBli6 CUR GrmOrbuns bes pre-
mierminiitsrs fiibren piirbeu.
@raf Stiirgbt mar perIDuli6 uitt
gerdbe berporrdsenb, ionbern gait als
Elm 8ertre.er bes Spitems. Seine
periDnlt6e Gbrenbaftigteit III ME IN
Jruee ssiteli tporben-
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Grleibem sic 2uliirtem bel iDrem tuabn,uibt9em
2lngrtiiem ait ser Somme.
an9riffc mer0en o6ne ole 9ering0e Rd6d6t auf Ole
Opfer an ]llen(6en(e6en gema6t.
SrpBbem ntiifien sSran5uiem aus erDbertem
tuieber berals.


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G;erinacu @ortbeil errinseu fe bel
@rauSeOart uuS Ygs.

Berlin, 90. Ottober (guf orabt'
Ioiem 8egc nnh sabpiue.) stn Der
Soti,nne Ssront babct, ME bie Sberiie
oeereslettllne meloet, Die slaiirtcll
pieoer sano entiesIide @eriuite erlit.
te,. unb oss GrmSoieu ,ussbsu sine
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2Suroen sic 2sumduen TT oer Qo6ruo(6a aus
i6reu $tellungen an oer gan3en 9Sironf.
Sic 1perbeK jebt ppm 6em Srnppen Ser 0erbim=
Setet 1ueiter berfplat.


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