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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
TO MEET JUNE 2I
Entertainment This Year Will Take
Place in Auditorium, Other Festiv-
titles in High School.

meeting Of the general committee
Of the Brattlehoro High School Alumni
association aas held in the high
school room last evening. 1t was de-
cided to have the annual alumni re
union "Wednesday evening, June 81.
The entertainment this year viii be
held in The Auditorium, the alumni
meeting az thf high school and march
ing down 70 the Auditorium, marching
back to the school building after the
program, for Frfreshments and class
meetings. Tht proposed entertainments
was discussed. bat was not fully de-
cided upon. This i the 25th anniver-
sary of the class III 1891.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
INDICTED FOR PIRACY.
Hudson, If Convicted, May be Liable TO
Life Imprisonment.

WILMINGTON, April IS. - Clarence
R. Hudson, alias Ernest Schiller, who
single handed seized the British freight
steamship Matoppo off Sandy Hook
light on the night of March %, and com
PEELED the crew to put into the Della
ware breakwater, was indicted by the
federal grand jury here yesterday on a
charge of piracy. There were four
counts in the indictments and in case
of conviction Hudson is liable to life
Imprisonment. He probably will be ar
raigned before Judge Bradford today
to enter his plea.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
CAPT. Ell. C. STREETER
LEADING CANDIDATE
Department of Vermont, G.. A. R., in
Session in Burlington Eighty
Deaths the Past Year.
Special to The Reformer. }
BURLINGTON. April

ID OhLlNGION. april 10.
Capt. Henry @. Streeter of Brattle-
boro is the leading candidate for de-
partment commander of the Vermont
q. a. r. at its 49th annual session held
today in City hall
In spite of the fact that death has
deplcated the ranks by 50 during the
past wear there are now !, ,725 members
in good standing in the Sc posts in the
state
No charter has been surrendered,
and this indicates a healthy, vigorous
condition of the organization.
Burlington did honor to the veterans
by lavish display of flags and bunt-
ing, and the mayor gave the keys of
the city 70 Commander George p. Mar
tin, 20 enter where he might.
The auxiliary bodies meeting here in
clude the Woman s Relief corps, Sons
Of Veterans, Ladies of the G. A. R., anC
Woman = auxiliary to the Sons of Vet
Grams
Reports of the commander and his of
! ficers indicated that much excellent
work had been accomplished during tht
year.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18

PARIS, April l8.-The first line Of
French trenches in the Nerdun region
west Of the Meuse from Dead Mans hill
to Cumieres were bombarded yesterday by
the Germans, says today's official state
ment. East of the river relative calm pre-
vailed. Yesterday the attack between
Douaumont and the Meuse was very vio-
lent. The German forces included troops
from five different divisions.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
TRIPP CHILD HIT
BY STREET CAR
Daughter of Street Railroad Superin-
tendent Knocked Down but Not
Injured Beyond Bruises.

Dorothy Trip, 6, daughter of Supt.
a. L. Trip of the street railway,
stepped from the curbing near her
home yesterday directly in front of a
trolley car of which L. A. Smith was
the motorman and was struck and
knocked down by the car The quick
action of Smith in stopping the ear
saved the child from injury beyond a
few bruises.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
ASCUITH is SILENT.
VIII Not Make Expected Statement in
the House of Commons.

LONDON, April Is. - Premier AS
quith will not make his expected state
ment in the house of commons on the
recruiting question today, according to
an official announcement by Downing
street
The postpoaement of Premier As
quith S statement on the recruiting
question, which he had promised to
make in the house of commons this at
ternoon, was taken as an indication
that the cabinet ministers were unable
to reach an agreement ON this subject
which has brought about the most Sc
rious crisis which the prime minister
has had to meet in his eight years al
the head Of the government.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
MERCURY AT SS
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Above 80 for Four Consecutive Days in
Week Corresponding TO This
Deaths and Prostrations.

Twenty years ago the present week q
hot wave extended over the entire east
ern part of the country, and there were
many deaths and prostrations from the
heat in the large cities. For four con
secutive days in Brattleboro the tenn
perature was above so, reaching the
highest mark, SO, on April II.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18

LONDON, April lS.-The British lines
on the south bank Of the Tigris in Mesop-
tamia have been forced back by the Turks
for a distance of from 500 to 500 yards,
says a statement given out today by the
official press bureau.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
Indication of Change of At
titude on Part of Berlin
Foreign Office
AMBASSADOR TO
MEET SEC. LANSING
Important Conference to Take Place
iii Washington Late This Afternoon
President Has Completed His Com
munication 70 Germany.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-Secretary
Lansing and President Wilson conferred
carly this morning on the communication
to Germany on the submarine warfare,
which the President completed last night.
The cabinet discussion of the sub
marine crisis today resulted in no
change in the situation and it was an
uounced that nothing had come up to
prevent the despatch Of the American
note to Germany as planned, probably
tonight or tomorrow.
Count Won Bernstorff s engagement
to discuss the situation with Secretary
Lansing late this afternoon win not
delay the sending Of the note or cause
any change in its terms.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
MAINE MAN CONSIDERED.
Ex-Mayor Ingraham of Portland Like
ly to Be Asst. Sec. of War.

WASHINGTON, April William
NJ. Ingraham, former mayor of Port
land Me. is being considered by
President Wilson and Secretary Baker
for assistant secretary of war. Mr..
Ingraham has the backing of the
Maine senators and it is understood
the chances of his appointment are
good
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18

NEW YORK, April 18.-A revised
list Of the dead and injured was given
out at the New Haven offices here to
day, placing the number of lives lost
at five, with two other persons unae-
counted for and the number Of injured
at 50.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
Mistaken.

A gentleman in cafe asked the
person sitting next him if he would
be so good as to pass the mustard.
''Sir,' said the man, "do you mis-
take me for a waiter?'
s'No, sir, was the reply, "I mis-
took you for a gentleman Pitts
burg Dispatch.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
TODAY'SW WAR SUMMARY

BERLIN, April IS, via London.-French
positions on the Steinbruch, 700 yards
south of the Haudrement farm in the Yer
dun region, We're captured by the Germans
in their attacl, OF yesterday, the war office
announced today. The Germans took
$40 prisoners, unwounded men.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
First Baptist Church

Thursday, April 20, 3 p. m.--AnnuaG
meeting OF the Woman's society at the
church Officers for the ensuing year will
he elected and other business transacted.
A large attendance is desired
A few more rooms are wanted for the
Woman5 missionary convention. Notify
Mrs. l. J. knowlton by telephone
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
THE WEATHER.
Overcast Tonight - Wednesday Fair
with Rising Temperature.

WASHINGTON, April IS. = The
weather forecast: Overcast tonight
Probably rain in Maine. Wednesday
fair with rising temperature, Moder-
ate west winds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18

Ell PASO, Texas, April ls--The Ameri-
can punitive expedition in Mexico has vir-
tually come to halt in the pursuit Of
Villa. Dispatches from the front say that
only small detachments of cavalry are
operating in the limited zones out Of the
army base at Satevo.
Mexican officials here still believe that
Villas body has been found, although no
confirmation of the report was received
over the Mexican telegraph lines. II
Villas body had been found it should
reach Cusihuiriaehic sometime within the
next 48 hours
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18

Albany, y. Y, last year spent 81,
145,029 ON street Improvements.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18
In Odd Fellows Temple

Wednesday, April 10. 7.45 p. m.-
Rehearsal of Royal Purple degree.
Thursday, April 20, 7.3O p. m. =
Regular meeting of Oasis Encampment
The Royal Purple degree will be con
ferred on a class of candidates.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18

SAN ANTONIO, April Is. - Gen
Bell, reporting from Fl Paso to Maj,
Gen. Funston, gave it as his opinion
after as thorough an investigation as
he could make, that the report of Vii
la s death had been manufactured in
Juarez. Consul Letcher, who said he
had been in communication with Gu
Isihuiriachie, also has failed to verify
the report.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-18

WASHINGTON, April 18.-Seereta-
ryNBaker laid before the cabinet to-
day long reports from Gen. Funston
reviewing the whole situation on the
border and in Mexico. From the
state department the President and
cabinet received an outline of the dip
lomatic steps taken or contemplated
since the Carranza government urged
the withdrawal of the American
troops.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29
(1s fEortisbana.l

(lo. 6ortleBun9J
asyoipobl Gie mteriddtten oen 6eino
aino puroen bon ibm beiiegt Sd boffe, Gle
iebeH nm Sbren Srrhm elm; mar idl bod
ielbit nabe oarou 81 9lanben oaS per'
ibleierte @eib lei pirfli1 Dorbanoen."
uGieier Uleinune bin id nod immer
Dostor.~
~Sm Gle 6aben bod ale liriabe oarnn
81 5weiieln"
sd mar Elm Dimmfopfl~ geitano glr-
nolD, .ltatt beionnen 81 GBerfe 81 geber
notiate icb 5oirfor0 3iI perooppelter Mad).
Iamfeit oabcr er mid mit leihter W2iibe
iduiben fonnte. Der Hegen oieite ibm ais
@orDano, iid nit einem Sdirm 81 oeden
uu0 an SteIle oeS belpuBten MeibeS onf
0em SdnipInbe 81 erideinen o, er Toll
nur nidt glnuben, onb id] iein Spiel niht
Dnrdihoue~
Gieie Grtldrimg erfiinte 5Iorence NIT
neuer geIorgniS ~ lDenn Siiu MIR Omen
geeben imo fit Die 5rnu gebalien bate, 70
NOR Die 2lnnabme. or iei beinlicb DernIdblt,
gdn3lidb ans Der Suit ge1rifIen; bod Dagte
6lorence nift, ipie Iebboft iie es aih
miinlbtr, Qlrnolos @ernuhmg bollig 3i
berperfen Die WoeIi1teit lng iinmerbin
Dor, bob Sipen etipoS bon Dem gogforo-
fhen 2Lnfdlog 5u Sbren aefonmen mar,
inb er nad 0en eriten, belien Wlittel grei-
fen nuibte, Inn oie @eriidte, Die oas Dorf
benrubigien gum Gdipcioen gu bringen.
q(ls 6airforo am VndHiittag bel 5los
renee poriprah. mar iie innerlih nod in-
nier imentitieoen; iie bate ieinen 9eiudl
ben aon5en Tng iiber balb eriebnt uno balb
geiiirtDtet
ngeiIeio ollein beilt nidt Sbres 9etters
9ebrohene ano9en "faete er rubie. nebenfo
iDenig nitt meine geriiherna, id bate
feinc MblidJt eebabt &errnDeripent Elm 2eio
Sl8uiiiaen; Die S6uIo an ieincm llnfolle
nlB ib bod sum 1eil olf mid nebmen SD
ipeib, sr1uIein 1erpenf" fiigte er ernit
bin5u. ~iDie iebr es Gle Uerlouaeu inub, Die
@obrbeit 3u trfnbren iiber
Gr ihmieg IN iidtlifer @erpirrmg.
( o1oh fiu5er lIeberlegng lab dIorence
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29

tapfer," mobnte Snen, man fano SbreS
0aterS 2eid)nom I'M @rabe Der WhItterl"
Gr beuete iid] teilnabmspoa iiber Oos orme
Wldohen, oos nit melt oorqliellenoen glil-
gen, Die 2ippen Dor @nticBen balb ge0ffnet,
iib unbenliBt OH Omens g(rm flamnlerte.
sd eing am S{irdboie oorbei~ bcrid.
tete Omen, LIMB trut elm, oa id cine unge.
mobnlidbe glniammlimQ bon W2eni6cn be.
merfte g3eben Dem oficnen @robe Sbrer
Wautter itano Der Sorg, Den mon beroiIsae-
noiHnen botte mo Oeiien 0edel man ioebcli
ipieoer 81 befeitigcn i'm 9cgriiie mar
,gYarlm II tparim Dabcn ie i'm anfgc-
naHt2" frogte 5lorence, Dor glngit er-
bebeno
glrnolo idritt longiom inn 8immcr mti
iino o6 glud Der obcrflddlibite @eob.
adDter 6dtte erfonnt, oob Die giodridjtcn,
mcldle oie Totter mi. notiirlihem @ralien
erariffeL ibn alf gon5 moerc @eiie be.
riibrten Sein Cciic6t leudjtete bon elmer
frelloigen @rreeing, Die er faum 81 benei-
itern bermodte.
nglls man oaS @rob 0ffnete, bcric6tcte
8oirioro, ,entoedte ser Totenordber Wtog.
for0, oaB mt Dem oberften Sarge ctiuos
nidt in Oronuna ieiruuo iauote nab Dem
@odtneiiter Goomon. Sn oeiien @coen.
mart puroe Der 9edel scr mtr nit bier
Sbrmiben tefeitiat ipor, obeeboben inO
itott Sbrer Whitter 2ei1unnt log Der tote
Scrr 0cnuent oarin."
,g(uf ieoen 3oIl, mari 9lrnolo oo5iui.
id)en, lit 0os @ebeinmis en0liA cntbiiat.~
Gum criienmale felt Opens glnfimft
puroe iicb Slorence Der glnpeienbeit ibres
@etters beipiiBt Sein 8enebmen ilobte
ibr glbidcu lno @eradhng elm II ielbit in
oieier grouenOolen Stinoe oodte CT nur an
Den eigenen 9orteil gldb mie tief ionf er
in ibrer gldbtimg Dos friibere, frelinolide
Bib, oas iie nod feit5uboIten beitrebt mar,
berblobte fir INNER in ibrem 6er5eu
uDos lit aIles, tpas i'd meiB,~ fieI Omen
raid elm ipie Inn oes on0ereu robes Be
trogen 81 bemdnteln. Wlnn miro oen
Sarg bieber brineen id fiirdtete, Der
unerlpartete glnbid founte Sic obne Yor-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29

entidlolien 81 ibni opf nSSa, &err Soir.
foro, iprab iie nit aeipinHenoer Ofienbeit,
qi9 mar uno bin nod immer bon begreit'
lifer gleugier erfiillt - -"
nQas miiiicn Gle, obne 8peifeIl" fiibr
er mnltiger fort, uaber leiOer bernlag i1
Sbrc 0ibbeaier nidt 5ii befrieoigen, eS
itebt auBer ueiner Wlobt, Sbnen cine @rs
flaring 81 geben, imo mas mid om
fdmer5liblten beriibrt, id) fiible. oaB id
sic gelpiIIermaBen getdiddt babe"
gOl" rief 5lorence IAN cine boridblidje
9dui6une Sbrerieits Diiroe iG niemolS
glaubeHI-
sd onnfe Sbnen," cripioertc 5oirioro
NIT M1rme SD mute Sbnen biel 81 IL
rllo diuor aus reineni @igennut aus fei.
mem an6eren @rlnoe. gber, bnben Sie
wlitleio nit mir, 6Iorence bite, beiirtei.
len Gie mid nid)t nod Dem Sdeine, ipie
iebr oerielbe aud wioer mid ipreden
nloee.~
Dos iunoe Wldohen fiibIte, pie tpidtig
Der glugenbIid mar II es lag etipoS sSeier-
Ii6eg IN ibrer beioerIeitigcn Stimmtng.
0bne 80aern iette iie iit iiber Die geieIl-
idoftlihen 6ormen binpeg, Ole oem &c.
iuobnliden gerfebr einen 3tuong aiif-
erlegen.
osh babe tpeoer Der Sode nadeeforidt
nod ie an Sbnen ge5peifelt. Seit lanee
ipeib id, oab elm @ebeimniS ~ geipiB Elm
ebenio trarriges oLs idmer5poIleS TT Sbr
2eben beroiiitert, lmo ih tpiiuifte nir,
Sbnel bierbei irqenoipie belfen 5ii fonnen."
nSie belfen mir nit ieoemSbrer eiitiasn
Morte." eripiberte ct in feurieer gegeIie4
ring, oinebr ais idj es iagen oarf, mebr ais
Sie ielblt nbnenl Gle ipenoen mir pielleiht
Die peribolliten @oben Der @eIt: gInteil
tno @ertraiien. 8ipeifeln Gie ME oaran,~
fiiate er bin5u uno feline m1nnIibe @eitolt
rihtete iid bod auf - nid peroiene
bei0eS."
w2it Dem Suite in Ser Sano Itono er
ihneiaeno ncben ibr, oom trat er einen
Shritt ndber Florence fiibIte ibr Ser3
pohen IN Grmartuna Oeiien, pos fSairforo
ibr nun iaeen piiroe, ood es mar nur Elm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29
Go66

sic erbob iid) ifneIl. 80, rief Tie, ,,ipiro
man Dem teuern @ater enolib 0fube gon.
nenl Bite, Serr Gnirforo, i'd mlB i'm
ieben."
Gr 0ffnete ibr iogleib Die Cir 8er iie
Fannie, DER puBtc oiidJ, DoB iie bel oIIer
Sonftmlt einen itorfen MiIlen 6eiob.
Ger Sora, BON Stoub beocdt, lpie man
i'm ans 0er05ruit gcnommen. tono oili orei
Stilblen ou sSllBcnoe oeS gcttes. glrnolb
oli Der eineu SSlorencc ouf Der anoeren
Seite. SDen bob oen Qcdel ino lebnte i'm
oegcn ocn 9(ntlcioetiidD.
Erduenlos io6 ooS M1od)en olf 0as
tcrrc glntlib bcrob g1od) cridJiiiiernoer
ofs ouf 5lorencc ipirftc Der 9Inblid auf gIr.
nol0. Ger Stob ocn ieiu glerOeniDitem
onrh ben gIrmbrud) erlittcn bottc. mod]te
wobl ihulO ooron en. @GDreno FLORENCE
mir ihlnm ibr glntlib in 6eiocnS1noen per.
6arg tolulelte er nod riidtp6rtS mo pire
3pciielloS gefoaen. bate nidbt Omens itar-
fer glrn ibn gcboltcn.
glls iie cas- Sroucraemad perlieben
mnnote id 0iuen 5u Slorence: ,Sie oiirfcu
IN oieletn &ouie nidt bleiben.~ bat CT
orinoeno.
vg9os fdlt Sbnen elm - ipo5n icten Sie
ibr onS in oen aopf3~ riei glrnolo ais Iie
ms Speiie3immer trnten; niiberoes /"
gln 6oirforo aina gIrnoIos Ginmenoms
ipurIos Doriber. Gr iorete aisihIieBlid
fir SIorence, ilno iie fiiblte iih getroitet in
Dem @epnBtieil, ooB Elm ltorfer. belormC.
ner MRonn fir iie oodte nno banoeItc
rDoftor @iret ,portet nur ourmif, SieyH
ieinem &oiie mif6une6men reoete er ibr
teilnebmenO 6u sd piiroe Sie am Iieb.
iten iofort nodj Dem ,2orbeerbofe~ fiibren."
9lorence 5ogerte einigeWlmlten. le beob.
odtete mlfmerfiom 9Irnolos @enebmen
@os lie beite on ibm erfobren botte, CT.
leidterte ibr nidbt MIR oen 9lbldieO. louoern
biloete eerooe5u ibreu Sailptbepegorlno,
oas @aterbous 81 berloiien Gle nabm 6a
Der Opens 8oridlag on. iogte, ooB iie in
fiir5eiter 8eit bereit iein neroe, ilno lieB Die
beioen iuneeu MGnner oIlein
~ -; .sA GortiesuHg tolat)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29
bereitltng tretfcn.

perelulllg IreI1cll.
D0ie Whttqr~ itobnte FLORENCE $50
1T Die eeliebte teuerc Y2lltter2 ., cs 1T
entietlib, nod Dicl grouenbafter, ols ib eS
jenalS oils3uoenfen !pogtel Wlan bat
ihimpflif an ibr &c banbslt nur Elm lin
menid fonnte iolbcr Got i1big ieiul~
ylod) m0breno iie iidJ Dem eriten, finn
betorenoen Sdmer5e Oinoob, borte man
bon oroliben Den Sd)oa id)wcrcr Critic. W1it
cinem bnngen 9lid olIf ibr aciIierboit
bleidcS @eiidt ofinete Spcn Die Giir mo
elite binous
pSagte i6 Dir ood, OnfeI 0loocrid lci
tot" rief gIrnolo, DER ieiner @cirieoi9unn
&uft MAIDEN muBte. o@eidmorcn Bate ib
ooroni 9lun," fubr or fort, ais fonntc er
iidJ Oos fir i'm 10 crfreuIibe Nciltot uidDt
oft oenig wieocrbolcn oouf icoen Soil
1T onS 9idtiel enoli6 oelolt.0
,@eloitl" fiel 6lorence nit bitterem Dor.
mllrfc elm, lin @cgeiteil, mir itebcn eineu
nod lpeit oimflcren @e1einnilie oeaenii6er,
cinem gerbredben oaS unS nit Sdmloer
erfiiaen muB. @onn imo 100 miro es oufs
geoedt peroen2"
geioe ldjiDiegcnJ SSlorence erldopft glr'
noIo nit ieinen Geoonfen beiHditigt; mr
oes Wldohens itiirmife gltem5iIae, ooS
Siden oer idmar5en Mormoriibr ouf ocm
@amine, Ioipie gLrnoIos roitIoies ollf uno
nieoer @onoeln ilnterbrahen oie tiefeStille
Dos @er1lid5 ieiner Shrttte tat 6lorence
iueb, ite bat i'm, riibig 5u blci6en ~ cr fpiIl.
fabric, ino olS fein Cant iie mebr it0rtc,
bordte oos NR1oHen nit angebaItenem
9lten ouf ieoen Con Der bon ouBen an ibr
Sbr Idluo. sic bcrna6m itmere Gritte
nlf Scr Gtiege, ipie BON M1nnern Die cine
Gait lonoiam porip6rts bepegeu oonn wie.
Der Stille, big bic Cir oufghng rno Omen
bon neuem erid)ieu
y@er5eiben Sie, boB ib mir 70 bieIe ;Srci.
beiten Hebme," iagte er, roidj an lire Seite
treteno ud1 babe Sbren Dienprn gefebIe
eegeben ais ob iie Die meinen ipdreu. Der
Sorg 1T binnufgetraeen uoroen."
neSsn iein 3innner9"
nS@ oadte, oas piiroe Sbueu redt iein :"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-29
filr5es 2ebepobl - i'm ndbIten gIugenblide
batte er oas 8irnmer Derlaiien.
II. aopitct.
Gnolid cine Gntbiillung.

gnolid cine Gntbiillung.
@s por Donncrtaq 0lorgeu uno Der fir
glnnens 8eer6buis feitaeicbte Gag Sm
oGr11enneite" botte man olle @or66nge
berabaeIaiier Tie Sonne idien beiB ouf
oa8 title Sous 0eS Eooes, i'm @arten blitb'
ten luo oufteten oic gllmen.
1oftor Yiret, Der lDie inluter Slorenceils
unoisgeIpro1enen @inih crriet, botte ibr
onoebotcn, iie bel Der .raurigen 5cier 81
begIeiten 9onf6or no6m iie es on TT eS
iuar ia niemano oiber ibn oo Der 9eneigt
idieii, Der dlten Dienern Die lebte Gbre 81
cripeiier
Qos @egrabnis ipor fir Elm llbr anae-
iebt. @egen 5aIb 5ip0lf, ais 5lorence ole
Wlorgen5cihtng las mo gIrnolo, niioe oit
einen Qipau bingeitredt, ieinen gebrodenen
9lrm pflcQte, meloete Dic@lode cinengeiitd).
gs mar Open 81 ibrem beioerieitigen
Gritoimen itieB er oos ibm Dorantretenoe
Sonsmdo6en auriid, pergaB ieoe 9egrii.
bung, iiberiob oie @egenpart 9lrnolos,
nit Dem er Ieitber uidt 6uiammengetrofien
mor, pollfommen, ilno elite ralden Sd)rit'
fee ouf 5lorence 5i sd bringe boie
gahridjt" rief er, ipdbreno ieine breite
8ruit iid Dor beftioer innerer gri9iitte-
runq bob lmo ienfte,
n9om Yoterl~ itommelte 6lorence, Die
bis on Die 2ippen erbleid)te ino entiest Dem
@oten ms glntlib idoite
n&errn DerpentS 2eihe lit aefunoen"
glrnolo erbob iid bonn Sopba, Der
nerIebte 9lrm geitattete ibm feline raide @e.
ipeeina- n@roBer gottl" rief er nit III.
teroriidter Stimme.
3Iorence mar III ibren SeiIel 8uriidge.
iunfen; ibr 9luge blieb .roder, Elm tooliher
Shreden lag ouf ibrem fobIen @eiidbte.
ng9o2 po2~ fendte iie enolid, faum inI-
itonoe, ibr Gmpfinoen in @orte al iaiien,
niaeen Sie mir aIles. ouh oos S6limHite
49, id fam es ertrngen
rS9 bei9w0re Sic, 3Iorence, ieien Sic
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@d6reiO ser a6npfe aiif oem Gar.
io-8loteou 6ci st. @li6ele uno bei
ct. W3artiuo 6enuBte Der JeinO bon
neuem @rploiio-aueeln moStidgas.
gonben~
gifcnbabn -2inie scr.
it0rt.
9[tben 2S. Sui, pia 2ouoou.-
Ole Soiia-aoitenOil Gilenba6n.Sinie
lit ON einer Steae Our6 cine 8oms
ben-Grploiion 5eriiort morOen, &c.
NAB bier er6aIteueu 0}itt6eihinsen.
Gie 9om6e purOe pom elmer unbe-
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Srnes in Ser @cgeno BON @crOun
o6oeidonen
aSn oen &o9cicn murOe Elm BON
ms onaegriiieues 6lna3eug 5ur Phi.
gobc oes Samples gepuiugen 0aS
iid oann 6ei ser Sououng iiber-
idlug.
sSu ser 9lodjt oes 26. Suli belpori
cincs unierer Suiteeidpooer oen
gabn6of BON G6annD mo feinOlide
glbtbeiltnaen anf Der StraBe in Der
9lod6oribait bon GourD nit Bonn.
ben idmeren @ali6ers. llniere 9lero-
plane iii6rten c6enfallS gom6oroe'
mcntS ser 0lilitaritationen in Wien.
nc, 9aDannes uno 9ourel aus
Ter @eiit Ser Oeutfdeu
glrmee ungebro1eH.
@ei ser oeutiden 9lrmee
an ser @iga.8ront 25. Snli,
(per aurier nod Berlin pia SonoOn,
2S. sSuli ~ Gie ntiiiiben gemii6nn.
gen, Die Oeiitiden Sinien OIL DeriHie.
oeneu 9'imften oieier Sront 81 ourh-
brcden i6reibt Ger Correspondent
scr D9liiociirteu 9reiie@ pel6er iu-
sep66nlid giinitige @elegenbcit Bat
te, in Sen lebten Sageu oieie fSront
pcrionlid 81 beiidtioen 6o6en peoer
oie 5ront nod oie moroliide Sal
tung Der oeiltiden 9rippen i'm &c.
ringiien 6eeiniluBt
Ger Correspondent Bat oie groBen
glbiAnitte Der 6ront bon iiiolid bon
aeffou bis 5u eincm @rnfte iiiolid
bon 5rieoribitaot 6eiu6t, itano in
@r66cn lpelde filr5 bor6cr bon Oer-
beerenoem Sromuelieuer beidonen
puroen ino iprad lange NIT ben
Solooten, oie i'm aampfe lagen, 10.
ipie init iolAen 6inter Ger 6ront,
founte a6er nirgenos cine Spiu Oes
glohlaiiens oes 5ubcriidtliden Sam.
piesmutbes iinOen.
gie Solooten eripioerten auf cine
oiesbejiiglide 8roge, ooB lie nidts
bon elmer onti.amerifaniiden Stiu.
mung miiBten. Sin Soloot ia0te:
,@s miro etiuoS amerifaniihe Whmi,
ton oui oieier 6ront 0e6raudt, aber
oas lit cine poiitiihe 5roge, Inn Oie
mir lms uidt fiimmern. g9ir baiien
niemono, aub niht Sic 9iuiiei. Gs
lit arieg mo mir iino bier, i'm ST
fdmpien imo mir fdmpieu weiter bis
Der 5eino gcnug 9ot, Oh eS Elm ooer
3ebn Sabre oaiert.
Gie Mannidaiten iino beitens &c.
fleioet mo giit gend6rt. SSeoer Col
oot crbalt ou6 tdgHd 3uei Gigorren
uno 5uei Gigaretien. SSeoes 9attol.
lion bot and ieine eioene aantine, in
pelder es Siden imo eingenaAte
6riidte ETC. 8u foiifen ai6t SSeoer
SolOat erfldrte, Oab er init oen 9la.
tiouen politcns 3nirieoeu lei.
9ro0D angebli1 in Sam
oen Der &uiien.
8etersbnrA %. Sui, pia
9onoon. Die Staot @rooD in @o.
Ii3icn 50 9ieilen noro0itli9 pom
2cmbere, lit BON rliiii1en SrlIppcn
6eiebt noroen, gen1B elmer 6eute